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MAQONIO ,Ollilc'ifgnY.
‘r A“_§taiod Communication oi Old
--Woll Lillian. No. 108. F. an. A. M.,
' behold at ltrrooma. January d. 1m.
1w at l airlock . m. Work, E. P. Darn.
i' All Mamr
1 « tornally . invited.
‘ ‘ Pratemally
. ROBERT M. wu.cox. Bao'y.
militants and Manufacturers“
. Association
a anon! scorn: i
rflifltawafirilidiffl
wit co‘ngnr'r. rm'm’o'in
xooutiva Committee
Elli LL FROST
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THUR H. W DRUN
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;'" CALLs‘
Dalila-eNawa Dopartrnont ‘
. ”vs-Famine“ Department
wit—Branch Oiilca. Norwalk
390 v~-lr‘.ilit.or‘a Residence
Huron-City Idltor'a Rosldflnco
, The Stamiord Advocate has been
‘ . (ontol‘lng a. protest against secrecy in
,.oor0hora‘ inquests and the Bridge-
portl‘li'armer says that better results
would be secured it such inqueso.
were lopen to the public. Nothing.
however. is being said concerning in-
quest? that are never reported. New
Britain to interested in that ioature at
tho work. Eugene iioawortlbwne mur-
dered in this city several years ago
aud’an inquest was held but no report
was ever made on it. The coroner died
shortly“ otter it was reported that he
had1;not.aisned any finding in the case.
Booworth'a murder was a very inyhter-
loueai'ialr and still romaine 80, ul-
.tilgliuh it is generally supposed that
thomonilant is now dead. The mys-
tel‘ might have been cleared up to
tail by a report {mm the coro-
ia understood to be on tile in
‘ l‘oner‘s oiilcc.~«.\la\v ilritain
a
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“INT TO THE POINT.
,thcui men. Iarty oi
iii Waited an new club.
:vdhraoe the autumn in full flight!
M York Teleggtph.
Mil
H0!
Who‘Re'pnblloan.
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lipt would break the "rec
ion; Journal-Courier.
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locus oordlally and ira-l
them.
‘ .9 portrait: at George Watson, the
fiion checker player of America.
at a very mild looking young
put it in said George can chose
finial-a hinge with the case at a
‘ morlcan revolutionlul..-—~Scran-
winters great advantages on
‘ in every line at invoso
‘Carnogle dinosaur quarries
. m. yielded seven complete
‘ ' a one lot. No other dino~
" or ini the United notes
it“ record.~lioston Trau-
, .......
outiout Aeronautic club
bulimic ily as high as the coat
who have gained amt-
aviator: have noticed that
they not the colder and
rue it lac-Cleveland bead
’a question, “Who
iha’oradie when women no
’oolta like a desperate
arrow trouble-«Albany
‘ oorallo governors are
A ,oflicrloeitera. Aim a
hoot draw. the plum trao
Proprietor
ii iii]
In Five Minutes Overtime Play
Sixth Company Doissied
Knickerbocksrs 30-28
ilill iiiiiliii
Siiilillilii liiii
The High School Five Took Game
From Derby’s
A goul shot by Captain Barney. of
the local Sixth Company team brought
to an and a thrilling lluakeillnll conical
at, the armory last night. after an avcr-
time period at live mlnuien. and rc-
turned the ‘Norwalk lads winners over
the speedy Knickerbockcra. ai'New
York city, with a score of :iti-L‘tl. in a
game that was the easiest kind or a
victory the team from Norwaik High
put it all over Derby l-liuh. ill to 7.
The Sixth Company players diu-
played a nurprlulng reversal at form
over that exhibited it work ago
against Clark House. This wars in
some measure due to the preacher on
the team of Robert Fitzgerald. a small
but speedy youngster who lmlin iram
New York and ililli played areal ball
in the past with the All New York
loam at tho armory.
The local team worked ioaothcr
smoothly and took tow chant-«u. with
their opponents. The Norwnihn “play:
ad it auto" and “covered" much ilctlcl‘
than in recent games. it was well they
(lid 50. for the Knickerbockcra plnyntl
a snow that kept Norwalk bouillon.
and reunited in the cloncat kind oi a
score. as has been the rake in past
games with this team. The hard
charging of the viaiiora and the way
the locals racinroea‘led soon had illi.‘
two teams engaged in a great battle.
The exhibition oi basketball that
was put up kept the apt-claims anxious
for through most of tho llrst hull lhc
Norwalka were playing an uphill name
and thin hair clotted with tho scorn:
Narwaik. ill; Knickerlmcknrh. ii. in
the last half Norwallt ucorcd it! to
thclr opponcnln’ iii, the urorc lmluu
tied lira different times. The. hull
came to an end with the acute tit-ti >
24 iii '24.
An extra period oi ovcrllmc play
won then started. in which nitulnale
goals by Fitzgerald. ilcaly, tuition and
London made two more tie iictlraa at
26-26 and 28-28. The. visitors could not
no more, but "lumen" licrncy still
had aolucthlau ln resi'rvc and netted
the winning goal with about one min-
ute to play. and Norwulk had the name,
fill l0 2?.
The local captain played that ball.
but it wan lull in i‘itzltcrultl to prove
the popular invoritc lnui arching.
Such a "hit." as tho inttcr player
made with his clean. will playing was
remnrllabio. lie and llornoy dribblod
and alipped their opponents almost at
will. The other three Narwalkoru
played steadily. Williamu and llealy
starred tor the New Yarhcra
The clean work oi ovary player and
the evident good will that existed ox-
oluded all chance oi rough work and
made the contest a pleasant algln
'irom all angles. The name- last even.
lag drew another great crowd and all
were Well repaid by the line sport that
no shown. .
’ The laundry:
Lair guard.
Williams 2.
Oilloial~Frank Rooney.
Tlmokoopar l~.l. Munroe.
Scorch-vii. J. Valentine.
“ti-I‘d
Misha laat Damya.
Norwalk. Knickerboehlr. present were the Mines Joaophine M-
Gun!" ........ ........... Vonderbock llson. ltoao Rudder, llcualo Rudder,
- Blah! forward. Calla Allison. lrsna Raymond. Nolan
Dorusy ___________ 1.1““. Jenner. Margaret Jenner. Ethel Harris.
Lott inrward. . Edna i'lerco. Ethel Pierce, Laura
Wilaon We.“ Sweeney. Gertrude iiurria. Ruth
Cantor. i’lornu. Kathaleou Pierce. Veronica
Dixon ,,,,,, .... ,,,,, '_, ....... up" Egan. Ruth Raymond. Alice Sinaawald.
Rlxbl .0" . lulhorlno Manor. Marauret Mcl‘lormot.
Pitl‘er.]d ..... , ....... William: Florence Murphy, and Mrs. Edaon liar-
tlosls from holdw—Cahlll 1. Barney
5, Wilson 1, Dillon 4, Pituoruld 4. Hon-
ly 5. Vanderbook 1. Melon 5. Ackor i.
Nor-walk High achool made a Md
WrquWlleww
walnwent ‘to titamioru on Monday ail
tornado to play the fourth ullliii or the
'l‘rl~Clty Leanne. and the bird game
with Btumiord. they were accompanied
by about lit) Norwalk fans. The mime
was played in Miller's hall and the
‘ Sixth Company boys showed tine farm,
defeating Btaml‘ord utter a hard tun-lo
b two pointu, the score being ill! to 21.
T as Norwulk has won two out or
three pants: with Stamford. Miller/a
hall wsl wall tilled, but the crowd was
mostly men. but few ladleu being prefl'.
out because oi the disagreeable weath-
er. liivary man on tho Not-walk team
played excellent ball and tho Bism-
iorda were also playing Well. From
the time that the acorn aloud ii to ii
in the lirat halt. Nat-walk led all the
way through. it was ill to it) in their
tavar at tho and of tile first half. and
hitortly below the end of the name it
was 21 to in in their favor, hut Stan»
lard rallied at this point and ilnally
managed to pick up a tow. nailing
them. their 21. while Norwulk secured
but one more goal before the ball. The
Norwalk tans any that the Nor-walk
iivo had to play the reioroo. who call-,
ed twelve tools on Norwulk and only.
seven on Stamford, but tho loam doe:
not total badly, so long as they won
their gnlne. 'l‘he i-lnlble (flab accom-
panied the team to the anion and re»
turned with them.
The autumnry:
Slain Co. Stamford.
t‘ahlll ....................... llalpln
ilight illlliili‘ii.
liorncy ....................... llolmn
Lori iorward.
W ll son ........................... i lay
l‘onter.
Fitzgerald ............... Cumminunr
iiighl guard,
Dugou ..................... rim-noon
bolt guard.
Fluid goula~---~(ilxltlll :i. llorucy :l. \‘t‘ll-
son 1!, i‘ltzgcroid ‘2, lingual 2,.Hnlpln i.
Hanan :1. tiny 2. Cumminaer ii, Swen-
non 1.
Font Koala Iingon l. llnlpin 2. Ho-
uuu l.
Uiliclnls~-»Smlth and Rooney.
Scarnr ~~Valonilnc.
Slilillil' Rilililli’ hills
The. llcuiinei will luv plcam-a to mcotva
lotion iur ilblimiliuit. tram lla modern.
tnuior the a \va handing it hrlai and lo-
nic-paint communication. an a aonoral
pt'otnmiiiun. curricn nlurc “night and con-
viction than a lengthy min in which tha-
aru'umoni in out concentrated. We do
moat cmphatlcuily nungual brevity. Lonn-
ulndml nrllrlan. we have observed. are
iiii‘ hint to be road. and are many timoa
avultilni ulloitcihol‘.
smears NEED armament.
Editor at tho i-Zvcninu sentinel:
i noticed ii) iiii' ropori a! the board
of appropriation that only 5200 was
nppmpriutml for repair work on Metal
dow alroot, The property nwnera oi
nllitl ntrcot pctitioncd the city council
to have altlowulilh; also the ulruci
wldcnctl and graded. 'l‘hc aircnt has
iii‘tll anrvcycd, the city council hats in
map and layout which the property
owners accepted. Can unmouno lot
too know why this direct in in be left
in such a horrid condition. anti will”
we cannot have sidewalks? Lani year
8pm waa appropriated to put a newer
in Lawrence street. 1 was told that
lilo fitt‘cti had to be graded. which
would coat 81.000. All the city only
llny‘l-i illitiviilii'ii. 395.0 would have be?“
more than (“ninth to pay the cily'ai
altarc Now, why didn't We got the
newer. will nomconc anuwor‘.‘
A i’liili'i‘lR’I‘Y UWNRR iii" MEAl'iiili'
AN!) l.A\\'iii'7?\’l'i-‘Z S’i‘ti.
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MISS GRACE O'BRIEN KNTERTAINB
Mien ill-urn (‘i'llrlcn tendcrcd a New
Year‘s roccpiion to lwolliy-ilva 0! her
young friaudn at her home in South
Main slroai. (tantra and recitation» by
tho aaamnblcd anoatu were heartily
cllloyrd by all prouanl. Numerous
piano salaa worc rendered by the Misa-
ou Pierre. Murphy and Rudder. no»
ircalunontu were sorted and all depart-
ed, winning their charming hoateaa u
must happy New Your. Amonu thoao
rla. Mu. M. .l. O'Brien. Mru. Jerry
bluan and Niall Carrie iinnoltor.
W‘mfl
Mil. AND MR8. BANK! lNTlRTAiN.
Mr. and hire. E.'K. ilanhs antar-
. tainad a number oi young people at
their home. last svonlufliha occasion
being in honor oi Emerson Barker‘s
aavontaonth birthday. Dancing.
tame: and muaic ware alloyed until
a latex hour. Among those Brandt
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iiiiidiiil M iii[ .1 y. _ ..
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this lil Hilliilllll
Connecticut Legislature Opens
Tomorrow, and 'ilsmhar‘a
and Friends Are Ready
iiARTFOitD, .lau. 3.-Memhors~sloct
oi' the General Assembly, which will
be convened tomorrow [or the induc-
tion at Judge Simeon iii. Baldwin into
tho oiiico of chief executive of the
t-liulo. begun to gather here this morn»
ing to prepare for the party ouucuuoa
oi the afternoon and evening. lilvory
iralu brought in a group of members-
to-bo accompanied by iricndu whose;
interest in politics is Just now acute
owing to the aeuatorlal content ahead
or to have their own leanings towards
ailicea which ii. is expected the new
administration will he in a position to.
bestow. 0! the gathering oi tho clam]
here, in the clubs and hotels. it was
early evident that men of Democratic
uiilllailona made up a large part of the
groupu more than customary. and
many laces which had been long inmli
inr iii inauguration» were miauluu. The
increased Democratic minority in both
hranchoa. the large iollowlng oi the
leaders in that party. and the large
pcraonnl following or Governor-clad
Baldwin all contributed to make the
gatherings herohnd there a study to
old timers. The Republicans during
the early part at the day were slower
in putting arouhd. Those who ware re
turned member! oi elliler branch
found that tbny were wanted for con-
iorcncoa as the Republicans had con~
aidorahlc. work. apparently cut out (or
ihom during the day. The Rupullli‘
can Senator! were to meet at the lion.
lard (fluh in the atteruoon for dinner
and at that time there was in be a
unucua {or the aeicclion oi the party
rundidata {or the attire oi president
pro. tcmparc. The prediction is made
that Senator Flaunt (l. Warniraii. at
Orange. will he nelccwd tar lhc onlco,
but thorn in also a claim that some
other octmtor may not the. place. Son-
nior Fl. llnri Faun. oi thltoraflcld.
hurl been apokon at for tho nincc. but
ii iii klltlwli that tho result will depend
upon the relative strength of tho hic-
latan and the Bulltellly inch in thy non.
Ma. The indications point in Wood-
rui‘i. allhouah Senatortaloct Dicker-
nlnn. oi New pvcn. wait out with n
prediction ibalflhc imikoio) turn will
organize the Innate. The Republican
cuucuh will probably with» the matter
on party lines at icnat. The Democrat»
in selection at a candid-naditlrkproai‘
dont ra tclnpom is not ma a down.
Somcpoi woodman" elated that
they wore wiiiina in help out any lie
publicnh who won niocind by the pub-
lic utility communion Ropubllcana tor
the place.
in the areal the Ionatorial body
will moot in 1 tool oaucua in select
unicorn and thojkopub'iirana will then
support their party candidate. \‘t'. H.
lllodscli. oi \t‘inated. iwill undoubtedly
be named (of clerk. and two mama
have and Ill dourkm-pors will he nam-
ed. The Democrats export to demand
that they how one or two tiaarkcap-
are as a minority renraacnialluu in tho
nuurdu The induction of a chaplain
may involve morn than one ballot, The
candidates are itcv. .l. l“. Sexton. of
“handle. chaplain last evasion; Rev.
ll. ti. Marshall. at Milford; Roll. iii. ii.
lit-runs. of Now it‘airilcld; Rev. Mr.
lilonmqulai. at Portland. and possibly
can or two other». in the case oi the
chapialncy. it la likely that all the
above candiduloa cycopt Mr. Sexton
will havo ballots distributed to both
bronchi-a.
The house will caurua this evening
and ovcrythlng points to the selection
of Fred A. Scott. at Blymouih, as
apoaimr. and iii Sabin 8. Randell, ai‘
iiayvlite. as clerk. Tho conical: will
be over the asst-tam charhahlp. the
chaplalncy and tho doorkooaora and
moaaeuaora. The general caucna will
he llrocodad by the county canotnaoa.
at which the matter at manhunt-s and
douriteapcrs will be practically aareod
upon. as usually each count y data one
man for than antarlod places.
The homoerotic aonalora later will
he guests oi‘ donator unellary at the
Allyn lion-o. whore dinner will be
aorvod and a line of party action dia-
ouaaod. The house ilomoorala will
have their own comma to decide upon
party leadership during the aoaalon
and to outline their domanda for com»
tuition appointmenta. The lam Domv
erratic momharahip makes the part
callou- an Intonation gathering an
i
will undoubtedly attract a large audl- '
I HousefurnishingDay ,
W
HE FIRST of our Regular Wednesday Houseiumishing
Sales for 191]. ill We have been bustling for the past
two weeks, making big preparations for this Sale, '
All New, Standard Merchandise
and the PRICES. here quoted are, in many cases.
simply MARVELQUS. Come Tomorrow! Come Early!
mi.
Step
Ladder
Made oi hardwood. varniah»
ltcul
stands 3d inches high, {our
«tetra; atrong and durable.
Usually ii to
Wednesday ........
Chairs
lZXid inchca;
79c
Well made mission iiuiah Book Rocha. suitable for
tuhlc. desk or mantle; usually 15c,
Wednesday .....
9c
T
Hoary galvanized. with covera.
good aiau; usually SIM, Wed-
$1.19
Lantern Globes
Boat quality glass. will iii any
Iantnrn: handily or. Wednes-
m . 2 for So
Clothes Baskets
Mattie of good nudity willow, ox.
tr strong: iamliy lilac; roan-
lar prior 81,25. \i'odueaday
89c
Water Tumblers
Finn thin blown. table
plain or fancy; usually
don. \l‘ednnaday
3%
Milk Pitchers
) s-qt. also. handmmoly decorated,
auvemi Ilylea to select tram;
valuca as high as Tue. Wed-
noada)’. choice
29c
Fish and Game Sets
Sci consists of seven piece-aw
one large platter and six
plates: each piece il prcltlly
decorated and trimmed with
gold; uauul value 82.50. Wed-
noaday $1.49..
56-piece Tea Sets
Flue imported china, handsome
floral decorations. Sci com-
prlaoa twelve tea plates.
twolvo cups and saucers.
twelve fruit dishes. two cake
plates, one bowl. one (ca not.
one aux“ bowl and cream
pitcher; ramilur price $7.00.
Wednesday
nine.
iiiic
\
. $3.98
Vacuum Bottles
Will keep liquids not 24 hours
cold 72 hours; will do the
work of battles three or (our
times as expensive. Every
family should have one.
Pi at
m ..................... $1
$1.75.
Quart
1 site ...............
20% Discount an Aluminum, Cooking Utensils ‘
and Fancy Lamps
Ititrt last evening in their ilrat dam.
in the Connecticut achoiutlo Infill.
Derby High furulahed the viotlma laai.
atom and it was a wallnmr tor the
Norwallt students. The ilrat halt wont
to Norwallt. 28 to 7 and the «com!
hall. with aubutitutoa in the local
lineup, was equally «any, though the.
anus. ,
were: hila- Vlola Bennett. Haul Ca. nut-ind the day the last touches to
any. Daily Bennett. Lillian smith. tea the ammonium tor the Inaugural
lilannatt. Mr. and Mrs. William Gooey. ceremoniaa were added to the pro
Mrs. ii‘airohlld. Charm Hi alua. Rum min. Guvamoroloot Baldwin arrived
loll Lanna", Harold Can Iilinoraon with hia orchestra mutant. ill. ii.
linker. . ‘ Thom. and took chariot-a at Houhv
l ”mu... lain'a. Hora than we a lam aunt-
..h» .
' I, mainland is would-
do it! 600 new noon.
' oomnry will loan a
W-w-a—mm
Few are the atoamar paaaenaora tion. too. one can it r l ‘
who fail to visit the wireless onion a d yitoop up ‘
Milli-I OLUI IANGUIT.
. , _~_, . » . “l was atandtna on the boulevards bar oi irlsnda to. .. . - . """"‘ ~ that “m." m". ‘1‘” MM dost .
Mi.“ ‘1’," If“? a‘fi‘flll‘a‘m $31.33 153:: “l".mfi‘m‘ll. at Paris one anon! moral than a The Mormon 1‘“li id dread la mm "W" “ “W Kmy "“ “m" ‘mfl‘i‘ii’ “ "it“ “w 0W“? °‘ 0°}! '10 ' , ' ‘
s ‘ the last hall. .jl/Iiimm “that awash.“ ‘ 0 Jamie in tha' hand! ii" the min {starlight . Rooms Iaturday film $$flm¥ffiJfio‘aygrgwfifi "max; ‘ film‘ffcm 3w.“ tuner 9“
wgao‘alngoéozt‘tm:‘wgotgslm Afin“o:g ‘ fi . I ll my a: it! i" f “I: it": A haliutilthitha anihla Club w“ cal undo Mandi“ at the well meaulna "Wondonuli Doos‘li treadmill».
do: harbor. harlot
‘ a no
liaison work at store and {M ‘hiah-aiiai lid ”all i' “W“ ‘ "filth" “Will". “‘0
Iii“ l imam
operator-moat listen to woudoriul ea-
.c ‘ ' oriaioal add aoation tor
memorandum oi' the «hide. div»
a... writ“ “trunnion “l".
t 2’, a 'l ' i ‘_ .v; I p . l‘ r u‘ 'm .n
whim ”our . Deals in N . ' . , \ . ,. r, _ ., on utopia with uniform
opium atrium ' A ‘ tit = ' ‘ ’ ~ ‘ 1‘ ~ , \ ,, mt. runway M-
' ‘ "' ~-nlsirt6r°~i'al'a” " ‘ . “ ’ . . . g _ tor dotaila who
Nah ll ' r' ‘ M “ ' , ” ‘ " ‘ ' . roomandloohod
H ally-hasn‘t
ariraloaai my t .
rial to think'o‘i,
tsretoranoet" . ‘
"blot all.‘ replied the ohm! ‘
iii. "sumo kinda dilatation”
be turned out; we that. haw toil
dt.”-~Youth’a companion. “
‘ an has Mid -,la’turday evening in the Kraay
.. ': total/lunch room‘sln Wall street at
the tooth
mailman accurate Iliaotittl. . {film
than proved nail in the that art " P
\ lea oijtha unto. covering I'ldfth'
Norwalk Chronicler