. and rainy tonight;
.. New Years Past Cards
.111," is up :SS
' Cs utilise: at 1‘
. ctioti SS
hat WM P BEERS
' Solidi Nome‘kmd stoma
, '_ Store‘s‘ " ‘
Aililill Alllllillil
ills AililllliAlIlA
Further Details Given bi thesi-
iack on Indian Cavalry ail
Kazsroon
S'S short andslon'g ' ‘_
soc 151.60 111111 use
’it consists, apartheid
EKBANKS
M'ahqckemo Hotel nio9k.
South Ndmlk ' ‘
.~
.TEHERAN. Persia, Dec. 27.«~W.
Morgan Shuster is still there awaiting
,the nomination of a successor to whom
~1he can hand over the functions of
‘ treasurer- general.
1 The populace, which holds Mr. Shu
stel in great esteem.- is much incensed
lflglilllfil. the cabinet, owing to its action
so; NOllvalk and vicinity: CloudyAIn dismissing him. Many written 11m-
Thursday elem-mg! tests have been sent to the authorities.
and colder; High southwest to westA Dispatches from Shiraz received
WlfldS The gtm‘m that W118 central? here give lllllllel' details of the attack
near St. Louis, Mo., yesterday mom ‘on the lndlan (nvulry nt ix’ancroon.
ing, has moved northeastward to theS The Indian ”0011015 were escmtlns
Lake region and will probably pass W. A Smart. llrltlsh consul at Shiraz.
WEATHER FORECAST.
‘out the St. Lawrence Valley tonight
S it has pioduced rain or snow in nearly;
all sections east of the Mississippi.
A ‘ 7‘: river during the last 24 hours. A small
it
' 'r.- 111111 was sent to the 1111111911 to in-
»past, ls in trouble. Edward Long, of
‘ against the society for $191000 and it
“is expected that the directors will
' fairs of the organization.
g’lains fair has been in existence about
twenty-five years and was at one time
S.»
'A<Eitoi1‘B. Baker. of the South Nor.
‘ ~wa‘lk railrohd station, _
f sod‘th‘oiomwaik pelice last evening that
, been broken into and the money tak-
fen, also that the Salvation Army
_ 1d the toilets. a hole was bored through
~' thef' door and the money drawer ex-
-.SStrSa‘oStoSd in. this manner.
secondary dihtui‘bnncedins developed
on the coast.
It has carried zero tem-
‘peraturcs as far south as Southern
. Kansas and freezing temperatures as
V for sdutb of Louisann.
Mild tempera-
tures along the Atlantic
continue
coast. '
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WEATHER ‘R YEAR AGO TODAY.;
"Temperature: Minimum. ST; maxi
11111111, 44. (‘loniu
Butlcr.‘("lln1itcr. .\’o :17. Li). 0. F.
will hold its health business meeting
this evening.
()pliir Chapter. .\'o. :12, (i. l‘ 8., will
hold its so nimonlhly business invet-
, Lug this evening.
A \llss Catherine Cla1';en of the lion-
ton Store. is spending the day in New
York city on business.
decorator in the BostonS
:iftcr spendinfl
John Kc ly,
Store, has returned
« Christmas at. his home in Waterbury.
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William’ Storey, of New York city,
' was the guest over Christmas at his
parental home in Elmcrcst Terrace 1
Miss Nellie Sheehan. of the Boston!
Store is enjoying a (lav s rotation andf
is spending the iespite lrom her du- i
ties in the metropolis.
M 1‘. and Mia. Bert lirltton have re-
turned to their home in Danbury after A
a few days‘ ill-ill; with Mr and Mrs. 1
Edward Brownell, of Franklin street.
A
.511 important meeting of therLife
Savers will be held this evening, at
which time definite action will be tak’
en regarding the purchase or erection
of a home. The roll will also be cali-
ed and His hoped that every member
will be in attendance.
Q
—-Don't forget the Catholic Club
(lance, Town Assembly Hall Thursday
evening.
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The White Plains fair which has‘
been visited by many people in years
White Plains, hase taken judgment
‘sell the grounds no wind up the of-
The White
loked upon as an interesting rival of
the nonhury show. 1
. notified the
the paid tbllets in both'stations had
Christmas box had been broken into
but nothing 11111111.. 0111ch John H.
ate. but as yet no clue 31115 the
thieves has been found. in the case
T—
m
’ 111111 Kinks
The western, cold wave 1
has been forced southward during the:
_ last 24 hours.
‘1licr'cn‘1e of him.
‘dcinonstratlon in the sheets of Tuliriz
the Persian goveruTnent will before-
from the Port of llnshlrc to his post.
suddenly, when they had thrived In
the 1'iclnity of ancroon. in tlic pr'm
lure of Fats. 55 miles 11 eat of Shiraz;
they w‘cm llcrccly attacked on all
sides by [he Persians.
A desperate tight onsucd. in which
the troopers used their lunccs and
citrblnt‘s with n‘i‘cat vigor.
'l‘lic Persians were driven off and it
is licliovt‘ti lht-y curried sort-r11] dead
and wounded with them, while the
‘ lntlian {‘111‘11lrynlcn also slili‘l‘l‘ctl 11 1111111-
ibcr of casualties, including two killed.
linl‘inp; the lighting Mr, Smurf, lllilv
Ahppcai't‘d 11nd it is not known \\‘llHl llus
Ills 111111111ch llorht‘
Delicious Coffee every Morning
A ' and always the some with a ,
Bachestcr Perc'olator
. Popular in Price - Simpleto Operate - Easy to Glenn
SAVES NEARLY HALF
because it extracts all of the good of the coffee
All: for our lllustntod
‘ Folder: “ How to
Make DelioiOuI
Coho."
ALL SIZES
N“ WOOW”W
l have a business "principle." i would like youSto got better
acquainted with. It's 11 business "character" l'vc built during the
years l've iwcn before the people asking their patronage. l solicit
your implicit l-onlldcncc. 111111 in return promise lo giro the moat zool-
.ouu study to the perfecting of my facilities for meeting your wants.
1 IlSk a fair share of prollis for myself. no more. i have never
taken more, consequently have more than the incrc satisfaction of
succeeding. i have the consciousness of having dealt fulrly with
those who have gli‘t-n the success.
Awns found straying 1111 the 1‘onllslde.1
111111 no other trace of Air. 5111an llIISA
' been diet ovc1‘.cd |
phylum 111w.27-»111111111111111111
Alias been ltttlii‘il at the foiclgn Olll((' A0”.‘”“““O””00NOOOOMWMMWS
c-onterning lllt dls1111ptnrnncc during
the light heir. 1‘1 11 llit‘ l’cr sinus 1111dA
the Indian csttiil ill the \l(‘lllAl\ oi
Kuzcloon of W. A. Smart. the llritisliA
conch} at Shiraz. There are no indi '
cullonh, liowevcl. “hethcr .\ir. Sinai‘ti
is supposed to have been lilllt‘il or;
merely taken prisoner. A
Dispatches‘received here from l‘crrt
sin this morning am very meagre. A1
Smcssnge from 'i‘ubiiz states that the;
well- known levolutlonary lender. AmirA
l\lll(lllllel. the local bond oi the llndi
cul pnrli, lied on \iondnt to burn
S,dagll in the 11ro1l11te oi Azcl‘.bujnln
The i“‘L'fl(llOllllllt-‘s lune since mode 11
dining 11bit b they cuisetl the demo-
cratic movement and the constitution
and raided the palace of the governor
general. The deputy governor. who
at the moment was alone in the pol-
ace. sought‘refuge at the British con-
sulute.
Persia's reply to the Russian lilti-
matum concerning the appointment of
l'utulé fmeign advisers has been filial-
ly agreed upon in the following modl
tied form. It reads:
“The Persian government in view
'of its strong desire always to maintain
cordial relations with Great Britain
and Russia, will in the future be care—
ful when engaging foreign oillcers for
the reorganization of‘departments of
state that an appointment be not made
in a way which would be likely to In.
jure the lawful interests of the two
governments In Persia. To this end
hand exchange views with the British
and Russian legatlons at Toberan. "‘
Manager P. J. Martin of the' Taylor
opera house was the surprised recip-
cigars from the employes of the then-
tate, the owners of the opera house,
gold pieces—Danbury News
Methodist Episcopal
the cantata.”Kris Kringle."
inine "Hark Hark My Soul."
in First. Church
Chilton! itn‘d Supplies, .
Quality Chandler». Juicy and
P .. ”I “at“: and
' hex-B rashes, and
1!me”!
' r
roll sALa—erumlshingi’m three-
i-obln flat; price Very reasonable
it quick title. Also one-cylinder,
(11111111112. 1» 11.1111: overhauled; ‘
cheap; moulds W. SD_. Smith! 'SioS .
‘1‘! North Main 8L.“
lent Saturday evening of a handsome ..
swivel omcc chair and- a. be: of f:
ter‘ and the heirs of the Taillor as“ ..
presented him with a twenty dollar
The Christmas festival of the First 2:
Sunday school I:
will be held this evenings). 7146105 ::
clock. The entertainment comprises u';
with a I:
castof 50 characters—another panto- :3
Santa --
Claus has arranged to pay a special I:
visit to properly decorate the Christ- :;
inns tree and has cancelled all other ~~
engagements that he may be present "
MANUEL TORO HATCHJ
First in l1iliiil.I}‘, last in prh c, always in the minds of its customs
t-rs ‘llt‘innlc Home Ground Feel for Horses Cattle rind Poultry.
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J cddo COal ESSA;
Send us an order for one load, and we wlll retain you as a cut-
tomer. Clean.iree from olate,uniform quality. suitable for furnace.
range. stove or ult-ieeder. Prizes on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
1,11
We Exerc'se
the greatest core. skill and
judgment iii bottling. aging and
perfecting Ruppel‘t‘s Bottled
Beer, and the result is that it.
has a flavor. richness and char-
acter possessed by few bottled
beers, evenat higher prices ,
than we ask. Order a case of ‘24
bottles for the Holiday. $1.15,
delivered.
Magnet &.Flynn
.g‘
(sham mom lasso.) “
W
been as fruitful as expected this sea-
plants to fill orders.
number of the present officials of the
company who have been instrumental
in piloting the Sealshipt Company
from its infancy to its present gigantic
and trust-like dimensions were to he
dropped during the early part of the
next year.
The dissolution of the Trusweve
Farm company comes as no surprise
to the people of South Norwnlk as they
have been expecting this colic-so for
sometime. A report to this effect was
cl'rculaied about a month ago at the
of the South Norwalk concern were
given their odd change. At that time
The Sentinel investigated but was in
formed by 1.. (.3. Hulberl that there
was no foundation to the r,umor so far
as he know. Mr. Hnlbert severed his
dent and founder of the concern hSed
”resigned and that H 0.1111111111111111, 0; I
1 Boston, had been appointed in his
‘S place; second. that the dissolution of '
' Slhe manufacturing branch known on ‘
lithe _'n‘uswevo Farm Company had ‘
been started and had olready mooted S' . 1
g the plant in South Hui-walk which is .
the Original plant, and incidentally the '
resignation of L. C. Bulbert. who had
. this in thIrge; third, that the oyster
: business prosecuted by system had noiS
. son and that Andrew deel, of Bridge-
port, Northport and South Norwaik.
woe rushed to the built of his several
It was also reported in South Nor- '
walk from excellent authority that a
time when a number of the employ eesI
ri'cine. brakes. ”mete. 1111151111
1001! working order and mph bio
journey 3‘ Problem one “by in ”bi sn-
O. B. Jackson
Optician
m
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
in
u WALL svnss‘r .
NORWALK.
PHONE 4311..
‘L‘
F. E. Lockwo‘od8tCompany will
give you a 3525 Gas Tank for)“
; $16 and your Old Generator---- j
A. J Collins Company
.m~_mw~~«~.—m—_~m .0...“—
lt‘bnnecllon with the concern last week;
The contents of the Water
101‘ at a reasonable 111lte..-\ lust n11.11-
Sbcr of baskets, cans and other
.Slluc‘ts of the 11111111 aresiorcd in llli"
3(‘olonlnl Foundry building, I11 Keyser
:alrcct.Eas1 annlk, but what dis-
position of this mutter Is to be made
Is not known 11! this-v uriting.
‘ Mr.
has already secured nnoilit-r lucrative
position and will ‘1'1‘11 to” Pillope (in host ‘
:llt‘fifi in the ncarfi1lulc.(mlld not be;
minimal llils moaning 11:1 be Is in Chi
cnno
’i‘ltc Scolsliipi Oyster System
l‘ct‘ily t'nnnul‘lcd with the (‘mtt‘tll‘li-
’ihe rcmolul of ill; cilia-s 1o lloslon ti
Ar‘llli'll lit-111 111111 1-.1: no :13 11 bloc and
tilt lost ilitlt in ilie lnaltrlal things
-; of business and life. it lost consltlci‘n-
Side of fret) advertising and prcsllgc
Throughout the business world. The
't'r(,1m111lll_'v' located in Ibis. city nboni
. {our yours ago liiitlwr llic name of The
National titslci Curiler (‘ompani l..
t‘. llrooks helm. the founder and pi‘csl
dent of the .ronipnni 'l‘lic toucoi‘n
leased the plant in \Vlilei street and
paid its cnplmces generous wages
Mr. Brooks 1111:: a firm belielcr in
young blood and many local bo1s
qnltkly wot‘ itcd themselves out lucra-
llvc positions of powci in the mound.
being scattered 1111 over the country,
ifroni Boston to Chicago and from Chi»
Acago to St. Louis. Mo. When the com-
lpany was incorporated with a capital
of $1,000,000 under the name 'of the
dious general offices were established
in the Hoyt Tliealie block A number
of young men and women were eru-
ers and enough mall emanated from
walk posttofilce as a first-class office
in a short time. Millions of pieces of
to be closed out at" cost.
A
The White Shoe Store
302 Atlantic 8L,
STAMFORD ,
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90 Washington 8L,
SOUTH NSORWALK
1: ones V. T. iRicheson. who is now in
_ '2 Charles Street Jail awaiting trial for
' ‘j the murder of his former sweetheart.
.' work in'New York. After the indict-
.3 meat of the former Cambridge pastor
~- on the charge of murder, Miss Ed-
" .'. ly engaged at one time in charitable
:: work in Brookltne and the story that
' she is now do.lng settlement work in
.1 of the Edmonton family.
Then came the buying up of oyster
corporation
1
Oystermen generally are awaiting
I: developments in the proceedings some?
« arguing that the dissolution of the en-e
. tire concern will follow shortly and
: others being of the. belief that another
.. extension is about to be exploded.
: MISS EDMANDS IN SETTLEMENT
WORK.
BOSTON, Dec. 27.——A story is pub.
lished in this city today that Miss Vio- . '
la Edmonds, the Brookllne ‘ heiress
who was engaed to marry Rev. Clar-
~ Avis Lionel], is engaged insettlsment
She was fictive-
' months left her home.
‘ New York is credited to a close friend
. The All Stars defeated the Mohawks
_ yesterday 11111111111011 at basketball by
the score of 20 to 12." in a. hard fought
genie. played Son the latters' 119111 in
Cedar street. like lineup was all tol-
Tom: . All Stork—Manor, P1111], Million.
' Fl herald slid Barley Mohawk-
street
plant are being sold to embody who
julll lake them and me being disposedl
pro~
l‘lulbcrt. who it is understood
has
«long been it li11‘nict‘y in those not (11-.
about to South Notwnlk ir‘r \1l1llc llli‘l
Scnlshlpt O1stcr S1 stem Inc., comma I
played as liookkccpers and stenograph- ,
this onlce to establish the South Norv
m‘nil matter were handled each month}
holdings along the bong lslarl sound. A
extensive plants being secured by thei
In this branch the Seal ‘
shipt‘Oystor System and the Andrew;
S‘ Radel oyster industries became allied:
-- against each other.
for yOur Automobile.
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Now is the Thus to Buy ; 11’.
HORSE CLOTHING
Lather M. Wrmht’?
IS THE PLACE ”‘ "
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THE THE
Moyer' Hudson Krit
$2350; . $1600 “$900 ' -
Cavcring price that a man should pay for a reliable Automo-
bile. The 1912 models of each car are on view at our garage.
Automobiles for rental by the hour,- day or week
OSCAR H. BQNK
RIVER STREET Telephone 581-3 » WWALK,C
THE
was r
FRAMED PICTURES
in all clues at specially reduced prices.
WATER COLQR PAINTINGS OOPLEY AND ELSON PRINTS
by best American Artists. in Sepia and Carbon.
RHINE PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRJNTS.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SMALL METAL FRAMES.
JACKSON’S STUDIO , _
53 Wall St.—-— Opposite" Hotele—Norwalkf
Popular Subjects. '
Redaction Sale of
Ladies’ Suits, Skirts, Cloaks, etc
The Paris Cloak 8 Suit House
'THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
515 Main St., Standard. 33 So. Main St., South Norwalk.
EXARA SPEAIA
1s Pounos GRANULATED some #011 ......
“BEST FLOUR.ABAG ’ .......
FANCY aces. A DOZEN ... .....
FNNCY MAINE POTATOES. A PECK .............. .
The Great Aszr Tea co .
124 WASHINGTON 8T., OSOUTH NOW‘L‘K
Dellvetles81§b ): oh no 2136 ‘m, ' '
Tel. No. 609.1,
Somie‘day the are to 111 a reg}: NW
buying opportunity for you in one of ought to some to‘ you I
the ‘Sdbti‘nel. "For Sale" ads. '
any they “are i‘tgfei its my
‘ and mood mid turd
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