in The Sentinel te- '
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1911
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wgivmsn ronscAsT
Rain tonight Ind Sunday; colder.
nuns
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Escape in a Tenement in
Boston Early Today
31111 1111 INJURED III
11111118111111 iSIJIPE
Some/one Had Designs in Wreck
’ mg the Building
,
‘IIIIIIIIIIK 1111111111 [11111 ‘
Alt-111111115
1113111181 11.110111110111111
Chester 1. Ryan—w. F.
Iiauch is First Assistant
George B. Montgomery, of Norwalk,
was last pvt-111111; chosen as head (11
11111 \'o1\1nlk 1‘11'e Dcpaitnie11t,to he,
chief engineer for one your from Jan,
unt'y lot. He doll-uteri his oppoiicni.,t
(1111-11th .1. Ryan, “by one hundred,
votes, tbc l’ornwr‘s total lit-111g 1:11 andi
1hr luttor‘a 31.
For thc first assistant 111111 111111
111111111111 William 1". 11.111111 wits 1103111:
ilc wits duclurcd clct' 1111111 111101 11111 c ..
rotary had rust 0111' 111111111 for 111111, 11th
instructions of the 1111113111111. 1
’l'liet'c'wus 11 little rontcst on for 11111
oilicc 111‘ sct'ond assistant. James
dci'cutit'tg William
tl'lit'iun by ill mics to 77.
Sylt'tmtct' 11111111111011 sucmwdt'tl
'lilUii'l‘OX, 1)cc.lt1~—'l‘11111-fi1'c pto‘fl
pic narrowly ostapotl serious Injury
and perhaps dt'1ath cnr'I} 11111111' 1111111
11 11011111 1101101011 in 11.1111 111111111 piuc-i
ed by the black 111111.11“, l‘\111011111 111
.llm111111 \'.
11"1111111',
a live story 11111121110111 11011110 and storci
:11 14 .\111'1111111s1111ct, 111 1111 \\'t1.~tt l-‘ntl
sectlyon \‘o 1111c 1111.11 1111111 11141111'111' ,
ed to the pcrpctrutm” The explosion”
idumugad the walls 11111111 _bulltlln;.:.I
”wand 11 unvcre fright 11nd <Il1zltl
bruises sustnlncd in making n 1111111)
(1x11 110110. of the tcnunts was l11iur-.td,
’l‘itc 111111110 was ot't'uplctl by 1111111113.;
'1'i‘lic, 11011111 Was liliU'i'tl under iI-ui
from 111111 staircase and the explosion
blow out. a. section of the front of tho:
building. Occurring when 1110 pcoplc‘
wmc asleep, tho detonation causcd.
great axcltemnt in the neighborhood.
Wordcu ith‘ d11p.11‘111111111 sci»:
the void 11111111: '1'? 111 13.3. '
1‘1. Milne was uuuititnonsl)
as 114-1111111111. 11111 sncrvtnl'y
1111p 11111101 111" lnsll’ui'tt-tl by
.1111111
011115011
:rnstin-
. 111111., .
111. \\ 111111111 .1. '1‘1'nt'1-y succucdctl
1111115011 115 departmcnt physician.
'1‘ in tit-l‘t-nicd rundlt‘lati1 for chit-f 1,111-
.111110('l',i‘110§l()1‘ I. 11.11111, 111111111] 111111
1111- 111111' 11111111 Ilt‘ 111:11111 1111.1111111111111 and
11111 \0|1' was (lil‘l'Ml Good l'v-t-littl:
'111111 11 unanimity of purpmw 111111111 the
hurting 11 short and happy 0110.
Thu 11cw 11111091 .5 take office 1111 11:111-
:11111'_1' lsi. 11112.
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SENTINEL VANITY BOXES. !
ll :'l\1111.{ received a supply of Vanity
, 1111x1111, we are now prepared to redeem;
coupons. W 9 Would suggest that hold-
liscsivss 13l Votes to 31 for ‘
hump
010 111
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Public Exercises Held Last Even-
ing Attended by Many Mem-
bers and Friends
1181611111] 111181111
HIIIIIBK'S ADDRESS
'33 n. M. wncot' Enters on 32nd
Year as Secretary
lnstn‘mtlvc lnprt 11111.1 and outer
“my,“ “"1111: 1}... installation “pun...” 11nd atr'ulghti'n the harbor so that thoI falling do“ 11
1111111111111111711
1111 11111 111111
Congressman E. 1. Hill Has Not
Forgotten South Norwalk's
Plan for Work
That Congressmhn 112.11. 11111 has not
forgotten 5011111 11111111111111. pet. scheme
101‘ Improvcmenl to the harbor Is evi-
denced 11.1.11 letter received today by
Nulictiilztb Condos, president of the
South Nortvulk Hoard of Trade, in un—
swer to a communication sent by him
to Congressman Hill, inquiring as to
what prowess the bill providing for
tho prclimhmry surrey of the harbor
was making.
"l‘hls harbor improvement is 11 111111-
prcsldcnt and Summary Frank \1’.il:1d-‘
10.1 lngeilltr with the members of
tho bur-11111 1111111'11101110111 committee. ls'
Ipu'shing. it is the (103119 to improve
for which the South Norwnlk Board 011
1111111.- 1:; luicuscly Intcrcsisd in, 11ndI,
thiough its clllclent and cnet'getchOng Husband 033‘ Adrift, GBVG';.;
numb
nun
uncut
Judge Curtis insists That His
Rules, as to Filing of Plead-
ings Ba Adherod to .
Illllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
11111118 1111 811111111
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His Wife 10 Cents in One Year
1
1 T1111 attorneys in the «minty are still
in drawing up their
.11 1111 10111111111 tommunitaliou fut t«l1i<.i‘II.V IIIII.‘ i'IIIU.‘ ”“9 1“” 1" ”“m "1 “511116811111”; in divorce proceedings that
putposc at (1111 1'1 oil 1111111111. N11 1113,‘11111unu11111111111111;111.1111111111.1111eoci,.0,,,,, germ... .ludgn Howard, .1 (‘
‘.111111.-.\ .\1. in Its South Main 11111911“d III II"? DTOZICI‘SI‘“ ""19““ “'h’cn’of the superior court.
'1111a1-11,11'.11,1u.1'.t cvuuing.
rorc 111 1110 tumotubtunct- 2.1 11111 1011111
.hurc lbooilltcrii boon ptililit'lyii11411‘sll‘
(-11.111111 511111011311 from 110101111111} pull of
,11111 ceremony is omittt-d it In u very
many sci-$111111; as is put 11111111111111- it
1111: public it» Witness.
The hull was: fills-(l. cvcry scat 11111111:
‘ taken and the main lodge room a trifle?
A mwgwlpi of yours 1.11 the. 14111. I made 111.,
g'iit-n souls 111 11111. 1111111 11'1111n1.1f1HIr) yesterday to to meollngs of ihet
’It'om 11111111 point 1110.1 could soc nud'
hear hourly us well although in an at Iromutliim has not its-gun Its mcctlnguI
too small to accommodate: nil.
(Continued 011 Fifth Page)
Tint tbs explosion was the rosult of ers of some call as soon as posslbie. -—WHA‘1‘OTI1I!R CHRISTMAQ PRES-
a «bomb 119mg sec or: in the sheet
was the statement made by Districsi
il1'lrs Chic! Fox after he had made 1111;
oxamlnalon of the building.
The police Immediately began a
thorugh imestlgntion (1f the nffnlr.1
'I‘hat- somcoflc 1111.1 designs in wreck-1
1m,- 1110 building Is believed by the
fact that the same house was not afirc
two yeats 11:111.le bomb was set 011';
a year ago in u housc nearby 119(1111881
an ltnllau failed to send $111110 whit-Eh
was demanded of him
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—Some new cloctrlc 111111193 would‘
please. mother. Excellent line‘ at the”,
‘ Rccd & Volk Electrical Co 11.
1111111113111 WESTON
HA8 11111111011110?
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l-ln1'1'1 \\ 951011, the w.cllkn01vn (1100-:
1111111111, burned his left hand
charging over the motor tunnectlousI
in the rent of the Cliffotd Pharmacy.
Mr. Weston had the wires exposed and ;
11 piece of tin fcll '1111 the bare 811018.:
shmt-clrcultlug the wires and onus-VI
111g a blinding flash. .Mr. Weston put,
up 111s left hand to protect his face,’
and eyes and in so doing burned the?
hand severely. Incidentally the short—1;
circuit blew out the fuse on the 1.111111
and blew out the automatic cirrultI
Ineaker at the municipal electric 1.111111. '1
it was but a matter of a few seconds'2
before the damage was re-adjusted at
the plant and all danger of further
11111111111 obviated.
--ARE YOU THINKING OF CHRIST-
MAS
_and its many pleasures? » Imported and
Domestic Cigars, Meersrhaum and'
1‘11181‘ Pipes, Cigar and Clgaiettc Cases.
Useful souvenirs to the ladies. Phone
3,5,
WHELPLEY,& CLARK,
Cor. 11111111111 Washington Std.
To' CLEAN JEWELRY.
Jewelry can be successfully cleaned
by washing It in hot soapsuds, in
which a little ammonia has been dis-
solved, says the New York 'Press‘.
Shake off the water and lay the .1er
clry In a small box of fine sawdust to
dry. This method leaves no scratches
or marks of any kind
-'-MONDAY NIGHT. ,
'— Armory, Knickerbockers 141.111.1-
walks; High School vs. Deiby ngn.
linskciball. Dancing.
1 ~ ~llolldny Slippers till 11111111; 111 01111.
nenlly & Brackcn’ s1'
' fore Wednesday.
,, rinses st, to.
These boxes are 11 most suitable Christ-Z
ma 5111.899 offer on page nlno.1_
~95c and live- coupons 11111 buy :1
Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ-
mas gill.
SOUTH IIIIIIIILK
31.33 3.3WLIIIB
T1111 South Norwalk Club bowling
'iournamcnt close last evening and‘
the cups ucre sw'aidud for mcilt In
the gamcs. .1. Irving Dibble Took the'
3111111111 for the highest average. his
average being 153.8. The cup for the;
1110 best strings wont to (. harles Kuc,h t
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highest single string item in bivron
\\' Osborn with a score- of 1911'.
Team 6.11'hlch 11-1 composed of J1lr
v111gl)ll1ble,.loseph Duvls, A 11019.1
winning all.
tennis was as followzs I
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W. 11..
Team 3. E. Board ........... 3 2
Truth 1, Chas. Kuch .......... it 2?
Team 2, l). \V. Raymond .....'.3
Team '.'1, Chas. E. Hoyt ....... 2 3
Team 4. .1051. R. Taylor ....... 0
Team 1'1, Captain Charles E.
made the highest score, 7157.
At last evening's games, Team 6 dc
tested Team 3. score 57-1 to 1190;1‘911111
defeated Team 4, score .310 to 500:1
Team 1 defeated Team 13. score 577110,
1.1114.
110.11,
-—PR|CE8 FOR SATURDAY AND
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.cnmsTMAs WEEK. ‘ |
Small pork lolns, 14c lb.
Small pork shoulders, 12§1§c lb.
Small fresh hams, 150 111.
Fine spring leg of lamb, 15c lb.
Forequarter lamb. 10c lb.
Mistletoe sugar cured 11am, 17c lb.
Bacon, 20c 1b.
Homemade
flue pork, 16c lb.
Sperry & Barnes. 16c 1b..
Smoked S. & sB. Shoulders. 121.50 lb.
sausage. gusrantéed
.Plckled pigs feet. tripe, tongues,
sparerlb‘s, knuckles, etc. ,
Fancy, native chickens, 200 1b.;
fowls, 18c 111.
Best mesh dressed turkeys, 28c lb.
Big soup bunches always on hand, So
each.
Send your order in for poultry be
c Chsrmok. 73311101111 Msln_ street.
Telophdno connection. .
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e—DOLL OARfilAfln FOR XMAS.
8'7. 38 11111 '10 111111111111 11011 car-
F. A. Mitchell, Not-walk
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costs so limo sud menus to much so
i h n 11 moo ch 11
the “mo“, t | ‘ we rs “AlfiIvey ls ordered. 11111119. and a report 0,9,- the country.“
.or brler pins. or a bus of cigars?
,p1'11css
Cor. Main 81 Washington Sts
~0ATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
Rosaries. etc.
111511
1111111st Main street. M111 walk
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OAT All) INCHES
' CAUSEIJ TI'IE FIIIE
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History boom 11. that n cow kicked
I11l.111 a score of .137 The cup for the lover a Ini1111,causlng the disusuwous
conflagrailon in Chicago some 1".ea1s
,ago History repeats Itself only the
lobject of the kick and the kicker, to
gctltcr with the setting ill‘e changed
11111111111 “'05I10rn. was the “Inner of the 11011'e1cr, IL was an animal that kicked!
painfully, yesterday, while engaged in. ‘ tournament TIICY 111811311 eight gnmefi. orci something whlc
In N01 walk this 1110111an
A box 01 matches rcposes ever 11110111
, the, desk of the lirower til Malone. Food
Company. The feed 1111111111111. has sev
which abound I the store. One of
5 the cats climbed up on the desk this}
H
11101 hing shortly 111111011: 1
knocked It to the floor four feet below.
The matches caught tire and soon a,
merry little blaze was starting In on
the floor of the store. Special Officer
,Richard I“. Moore noticed the blaze and
"kicked 111 a window 111 the high glassl
Someone also turned In an'
front door.
alarm from box 115, and Special Ofilcsr
ddward F. Cluns ran to the Main
stieet fire housos, keeping the appar-
atus from coming out, by telling the
men the size of the blaze.
WHELPLEY & CLARK. I
on 111‘an the coming war.
A. ”1115' luttcr Is as follows:
House of lichreacutniivcs if. 8 ,
Washington. D. C.
Doc'cmbor 11”., 1911.
South
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.Ni'ltctniah (Andre, President,
Nnru'alk, Conn. '
My I‘lonr Air. (kindcc: i am in re-
litter and 11111 bor (omuilttne The
as .1111 and probably will not do so now
mutt after the t‘briutmas holidays I.
You sro correct in regard to 111.1
manor of tho si'vproprimlon for 1m».
proving the harbor. Nothing can
dons in regard to that until the sur-
.1ns1do to the board of engineers show~
siribllity of lmprov,emeni and the es-
I tlmslod cost. 1 do not think it will be
Inocesssry to go to the expense or
bfiuuufm 01,111.51...” trouble of Milan anyone can downiutnrss sit oven the United States. Con ’
pine assortment at 101111 T bets with regard to this surve1, as find. and England comprising the prin
111 its
Judgc Curtis is;
11111 once he 1 ”I" luminous "1““ urn I’IWI‘I‘W W "a”? in atlcklcr on the rule adopted ovcr nI
I-‘oar “301.121“ [1“! DIeadIusfi mllil 8111101 i\' as 1118111,, ' 111‘ We“ 1)) Fl unk 3195118131.: 5130! {Small and hotel proprietor. W"n_ .
3111110 had hizod thc animal from Almasl 1 D. Stokes.
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Five and Ten Cont Combine In-
cludes No Competitors. It is
The I". W; amount-111 Commusu'
{which runs 5 and 10 cent stores 'aill
sud which m 01-
ggsnlted in W strriown. N \.. 111111 a
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[charter to organise a company whit-111.
will acquire for 884.998. 000 more stores
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V 11111111111 1111111
1118 11111 111 3211
Found Guilty of Cruelty to Ani-
mals in Renting Out Sick Horse
George, Almost. the clever denied in
lame and decrepit, horses, who makes
a. habit of buying horses for the pur-
pose of killing 11111111 and then takes
them to his farm in Roton Hill and fat-
tcns them up and when they have
11111011 on flesh and look fairly present.-
ablte, cithcr sells on rents them out.
paid a line of $20 and costs at the
South Norwulk end of the town court
,Ithls morning for cruelty to ‘a horse
'whit‘h he 1',e11ted and which should
have boon put out of its miser) ion:
before he uttcmptod to make it, cam
18 food.
Alumni was arrestcd yesterday by
notable Samuel (‘ licland on a war-
rant 135' 1.1111 11.1' Prosecuting Atiorncv
\101111111-11111 of the (,‘onncctlt nt Humane
set 1111
Un Notcrnbor ‘.’llth, ('fui'ualn”Thomas
1111111, 01' Norwulk, tht1 Iucnl agent. for
tho. (“omitmticut lluntanc Socioiy.’pi' k
cd the horse up and put it 111 Banks;
3111111135,.“ that time the poor hem
111 11111 111111 of $2 a 11111. Subsequently
(aptuin lluni. I11 thr- proscryrc 01 S. A
'(‘uutlnnn 11f 11111111111111.11111111111111.1111.
his arrest.
pleaded guilty to the (barge preferred
against him and was fined. Judgc'
IWIIllum 11'. Tammany stated um thef
crime deserved greater punisbmen
121111 the fact that the defendant was :11
poor on did not wart ant s more £9.1ch
sentence
-—vou WILL BAVE MONEY
.3111! later disappointment by buying
in; the ”911118 01 the survey. the dfi‘capiiul of 310.000, has applied to the 1our pipes and cigars at our store
W HELPLEY & CLARK.
00.111111 8: Washington Sis.
em you WANT
to give our wife a useful Christmusi
think I can nrrango Mth the chairman c,Ipal 5 and 10 cent store companies 111,..pregent put an electric doth-on In 1181",
I01 the committee. Mr. Spurkman. ml the world. Tbs new company will be stocking. At Reed 8: \‘olk Electric Co
Iput It in the bill. It will not be acted?
ion as a soparate measure; none of
Itbese things are. Separate bills are
Iintroducotl and then they are council-I
dutcd into one nicusute known as the
1 rm and harbor 11111 W hen the com
.111111ec lwgius its sessions after the
holidays 1 will 111119 the matter up
with them and write to you again cou-
cs-rnlnglt.
I will also communicate at once with
the lighthouse board in rcgutd to the:
1
II “OIIIII cause “1'9 hum oil' (‘ockenoe Roof and ascertain blue 1111,- thc F. W.
The standing of the other and this was responsible lot the first
1111.1' 11, has 1101 been placed there.
I Very truly yours,
1'). .1.. HILL.
*«WA ._..1____....
-~1i1‘or that W 111511, go to Nosck‘ s, RGI
31' eral cats because of the rats and mIceI North Main street.
-——Ilseful dud handsome Christmas
oclock and 1 Jou'elry p1 esouis ni Nosck‘ s, 311 North
'111 catching her foot 111 the match box,‘
Main street.
nisrso nosssns
closes wncunlu
HAMPSTEAD, N H..Dec.li1—-Flve
masked men entered the shoe factory
of the W A Emerson and Sons Com-
puny bcrs early today, bound and gag
ged William Worthcn. the night
Iwntchman, and then blew open 111161
“Dick" Moore had the fire out in “safe The” reward was “01 common. Woblwcn'th, “we have not bought out
jury. and before the Hope Hose chem- Isurate with their efforts as in the
tool truck reached the scene. The dam;
age was slight. The pane ot glass will
be replaced by Raymond &' Pollard.
who carry the Insurance.
' -‘RE;DUC'TION 1N MILLINERY.
Theatre caps made to order. hand-
made Avis-lion Caps, Fancy Bags and
Dolls' Hats. to be found at Miss Pol-
hemus', 80 Washington 81. Phone 302.
, "There's nothing in a name."
"I think there is."
“Prove lt.'1’, 3 '
'twtau, 1'11 113:. 11 It was called
“lodge" instead of ‘cliturch' moremsn
would stteud."—-—Detrolt Free Press.
«Look for Xmas
presents 311
words of Mr. Emerson, ‘ihey did not
get enough money ‘to buy a yeast
cake." It Is believed that the but-
glars thought that the company‘s
weekly payroll would be In the safe.
but Mr. Emerson explained today that
money is never kept in the safe, which
is used only for the storage of the
tirm's books. Tbs robbers escaped.
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-—~IPEOIMAL XMASGALE.
Why should you worry over theater-
nsl question: “What shall 1 buy to
plans them?" See Csstal‘ldno & Barr
dsni‘s 1111. on man 7.
—-sv.'sa. READY cocci-mo .
goods make most acceptable Xmss',
gifts. See the full llnsst the Read 0:
O'Brien's.
Volk Electric Co.
.3 divided into 315 000, 000 7 per cent. pre-
1 tori-ed stock 111111 $150,000 000 common
‘ stock. .t'l‘ho 'conip'nny will also open ‘
known as the F. W Woolworth Com 1
puny and will control over 600 stores.
The offices will be in the new sky 3
scraper to be known as the Woolwortb‘
Building. which Is going up at the cor '
nor of Park place and ht'oadw'uy 111':
New York city. The temporary direc-
tors will 119, Lewis E. Pierson. William
0. Breed George V. Huggerty 111111
1W estcrn w. W ngcr of New \‘,ork and;
.1. llc'r'bctt Case, of Brooklyn. "
The companies to enter the com
Woolworth (301111,
,pany. of New Y,ork S. H. Knox: cI
(.‘10..of Chlougo;F.M.KI1-by 8: Co,‘
-oi' Wilkesbsrro Pa: E. P. Charlton &
100,01 Fall 1111111, 111353.: the C. S.
;\\'oolworih stores of Scisuton Pa.: “‘.3
H. Moore, of \‘l‘stertown, N. ,Y. . sud
IWIllIum H Moore & Sou. qt Schenec-
lady.
Frank W. Woolworth'sald last night
.at his home, 990 Fifth avenue. New",
vi'ork, that the plan had been under
Iconslderatlon for came time. He sold
Ithnt none of the companies comprised
111 the combine had been competitors!
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,and that they had always known each:
totiier and had been practically one;
1fsmlly, so that it was thought better
Ito combine in order, to centralize buy-
ling capacity get their goods cheaper!
and give their customers the benefit of
better stuff 101 ulckels and dimes.
"In making this combine." said Mr.
any competitors. That wouldn't be al
lowed by law.
“Of the companies that have entered
Into the combine none of them has 00111
ducted stores in cities where the Wool-
worth company now has sstabllsliu
ments. ,The Woolworth company has
had no stores in Chicago, where S. H.
Knox 11 00.11113 operated and the
Knox company has never conducted
stores iu‘New York. "
The F. W. Woolworth company, he
1111,1111: established recently stores in
England, which would come under the
combine. The capitalisation is to be
111011.111. 110101 couutnos
WWW——
flair-1' 01191.11 Win"? .
Ileged bhe railroad people think they
.1....“
mo CLEAIIS or A 11111 I
or 81111111 TIIIEVESi
Cleaning 11p what the secret sorrice'ngram 1° I" Rendered Tomorrow '
bureau of the \en- Haven road and the 1
Mcrlden police belicie to be the gang,
which as alleged has been stealing sil-
vciwarc from cars on route from Meri-
‘dcn to New York and other places,
Thomas R. 011111.111 111111 William 11.11.11 I Scrimm- 11911111384191 L G “0110131"
wore arraigned 111 t
court yesterday.
an aftermath of the arrest of Charles,
Nichols and Arthur Miller at Bridge-I
port a. few months ago and with the
four alleged participants in
he Merlden police,
breathing somewhat cssiei.
Nichols and Miller were taken some-I
time ago as being the men who had
pawuod certain silverware stolen from ’RefidIng“E”3 Hamlet.
cars of the New Haven company e'n
route between Merlden and New York;
Icity and some of the stolen stuff was
found In Bridgeport Joseph J. Drlev
coll, son of the late Sergeant Driscoll
worked up the case against these two
men who were bound over by the Mar-I
lden city court to the January term oi '
the superior court. in going after and
getting ”two others of thmgang as al-
have gathered in all of the men who
as claimed by the police are concerned
in these silver thefts, which totaled
goods of About 3300 value,
-—Tbe best ~present you can make
your husband or friend who owns an
auto is a Pyrnne lire exgngulsher. At
F. E. Lockwood & Co.’ s, 39 Wall St.,
Norwalk.
Young lady—Won't (me of the sen-
tlsmen In the our offer mé his south,
Conductor—I think not, miss.' You-
're too pretty. They’ve all got their
wives with Thom—Fliegendg -. Dinettes.
. 1 W s -
--NIONDAY n'ioH‘T.
Armory, Knickenhcckers {-"s. Nor-
w'alks; High School vs. [tot-by High.
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Loin of pork, light 101m 14c lb
Small lean fresh shoulder-.123“?
Legs of spring lamb. 14c. ,.
Forequairter spring lsmb, 100 111
Spring lsmb chops. 1411.
R111 roast beef, 1235c.
Choice nutty-e fowls, 18c 1b.,
Home dressed roasting chickens. '
20c lb. 1 '
Round Bleak. 160 lb.
Sirloin steak. 18c lb.
Chop beef, 2 lbs, 26c.
Lean pot roast, 10c.
Shoulder steak, 1.0a lb.
5 lb. pail pure lard, 80c.
10 lb. pail pure lard. 81.20.
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Afternoon at: Butler Street Edifice.
The sacred concert tomorrow tutor.
noon at the Grace Baptist Church, will
be led by \ilss Florence Fisher and W;
Hilliard. The program follows: ‘
P1aycr~lirother Fuller. - a
Recitation—~Miss Minnie Bailey.
ISolo—Gertrude Powell
Reading~ Sarah Stanley.
Reading—Louie Nichols.
Solo-«Rebecca Hall.
Readihg~Mrs Lottie Wright.
Solo—onus. Powell.
ISSIO~Grace Olmstead.
Recitation—«Lila Clark.
'Solo—Mtss Edith Olmstead
Closing Remarks—JV. Q. Minion.
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—-CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, ,
Rosaries, etc, beautiful (11111111111119
Fine assortment at John ‘1‘.
Hayes‘, 5 Main street, Non-walk. ' '
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lug, fearing bolting, but sstlsfisd wt
thy present aetivlty according to no“
tare, find with heroic truth in my:
word and sound‘ which thou sirens
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