r
' si warns... aims.
I M NOW"!
Mrs. Roderick n'Readman, ot Har-
riet‘street, has been entertaining her
‘niooe, Miss Ipuise Maxwell, of New
York. " , ‘
Kabaosa Encampment. No. 9, 1.0.
‘ 0. Ft, will hold a regular business so:-
also on Thursday evening in the Wall
strict quarters
to. Henry C Barnum and daugh-
her: Now: are visiting in Betbol. where
mum. formerly of South Nor~
walk, now resides.
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June's Rotunda. of the Electrical
Bobbin oi the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
Cheat Ghristmas with his sister, Mrs.
William Nadia, of Clay street.
...". ,. There is interest in the fact that
while late A. M. Young. of Brentord and
"New ii'orl;I left a, million dollars. He
began life as a telephone lineman.
H —-Don't forget the Catholic Club
.dnnco. Town Assembly l-Iali. Thursday
evening.
Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Jones, of 6
Mutated Wm of:
' - this with Aldous
in thancock 5N. Y. ., their former home.
Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. R..
will meet.” usual on Friday evening
Jon the transaction of such routine
Pensions: mat-tors as come up at this
W".
-—Emokd Old Well
Giants.
Court Cecile. Daughters of Castile.
i will meet on Thursday evening in the
Catholic Clubhouse in West avenue.
T‘Aii members are requested to be pre-
sent at this time.
Perfeoto 100
. , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Field. of Bos-
ton. and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Field,
.0! New York, have been visiting Conn-i
Bilman and Mrs. Frederick H. Field.
of 36 Burritt avenue.
"Thiamine prohibition party is wait-
' ing for some town to invite it to hold‘
Its annual convention, so that the
’ state committee can decide the date,
' eta, some time in January.
cockenoe Tribe, No. 32. I. o. n. M.,
will hold a regular business meeting
on Friday evening. More particulars
' l . nboutjthel coming pinoohle tourna-
:. flout with Uncas Tribe will probably
be learned at this time
Detective Edward Cronin, of Bridge-
it, e to Norwaik yesterday af~
‘ \and returned with Barry L.
a Hill. the man arrested yesterday morn
'f ..by special Oihcer Richard F.
moot Mr. Hill is wanted in Bridge-
portrou a charge of non-support.
whore lea modded} or second story
burglarywoskaelug on south of Nor-
wait. and the Norwalk people are
warned Emcee-ems” their “
houses. Mount Vernor dinners ere
in town yestem War for mm .
who my be «ousted with meat
robinries la thud town .
mood as her great at Xmas diu-
“Manual“. Johnn Taxion and
daughter Miss Minnie Taylor; Mrs.
Charisma upland dam Julia. .
Knead M minimum-1dr
Mrs. Julia-at m York; was Greed.
mmmm Emu, was
I‘;ju_-:l‘_n'l:-::‘
.A.-.;..s;:
Miss M. lamps, of Non Rochelle.
‘ year. l carry boils battery and 110.
volt outfits’at prices that will sur- ,
. Monday with his mother. Mrs. Laura
. ketball team. is spending his vacation
of the Norwalk police depart- ,
PAGE 8 SHAW
' In step
W ”MINI
Look at my window at 61 lain,
iyou can we the trooM‘m
miss you.
CHARLIE WEN. JI-
M
it MAIN. '1'... ”WALK
k
week for “the annual inventory.
has been visiting in New Haven.
in.
James Kingslaud and Charles Wil-
son. or New York. spent Christmas in
town.
Harry Smith, of the battleship Con-
necticut, has been visiting at his home
in Stuart avenue.
’i'ho Norwalk Loch factory will close
next Monday tor the annual two
weeks of stock taking. "
Clarence Harrington. of High street,
South Not-walk. spent Christmas Day
with friends in Derby.
Charles Dean. of Daabury. spent
8: Dunn. of Reed street.
ion, is spending a few days with
friends in New York city.
Robert Henley of Raymond street,
was an Xmas guest of his sister. Mrs.
Alice Porter. of Brooklyn.
Miss Marion Blake. of South Nor.
ard, of Wabash, indiana.
Court Narruk No. 58, Foresters of
America, will hold a regular business
session on Thusday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, of
West street. have been entertaining
William H. Ferris. of New York.
...—-...__..
'H. Joel Lowndes. of New York has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. T S.
Lowndes, No. 74 South Main street.
Lincoln s. Wilson. 'oi Belden Hill.
the clever little member 0! the Nor-
walk high- school championship bas-
in New York city. his former home.
_ I
Not to be other than h keeping with
the, weather on Christmas Day, the
Clinkers, of Spring Hill, picked up two
baseball nines and then and there
played a game on their diamond. The
game was a good one. but the unusual
time of year is the remarkable point
one said flii‘l morning; “Dn‘e would
think this was: Winstodnwihh‘ a. ball
Christmas day in the middle or win-
ton?-
As the Year?
Emb ‘,
it is wise to see what pro-
gross w.’ have made since it
began. . .
\
,gonasriee Lighting ‘ ‘
so. Nor-walla and m norm: .
l:
Telephones: Moo, Ill: has. 8148
The R. and c. factory is closed this : .
Thomas H. Canty, on South Norwalh |
St Marys Ladies museum held”:
the regular sewing session inst even- '
from Eva disaster, of south Win“
walk, has been entertaining Roy Pack-L
calling attention. to the contest. ‘ some .
gamennd amen cutting grass on.
German Carp
Eels, not dressed
300d
Spanish Mackerel
Smelt
Frau Fish
Blue Fish
Haddock
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Imported italian Wino, I1. 75 gal. .,
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TWO STORES: . '
SOUTH NORWALK
. did see.” said Mr. Johnson patriotic»
. of lack of work. Paris: Yes.
Lynne meet an Amoridan gentleman
‘ mod beer. But (look county, Chicago,
: ‘ has got even Paris beaten. "
Mon Jot-insert emcee ruaKav
room in name: '
And lite Grizzly” loan tron Midnight ‘
until balm. ‘
Before he left Now_,l'ovi for China
an. Jack Johnson saves number at in
terviews about his experiences in
Select Groceries. Teas, Coffees.
Wines and Liam
Europe. Mr. Johnson‘s town list no
.thr‘ae dishis .up from the family on .,
timed to Baron Wilhlli‘s "Glennie. 3
Because oi the inclement weather the. .
exceptionally neatly and luxuriously F
beautiful crimson plush stair carpet‘
was covered with spotlesscrash tow-
els.’ George“ Brooks, " m. Johnson's
‘Engliah and white ‘vaiet. stood at the
bottom step and requested each sport-
ing and society interviewer and artist
for the love or Mike to wipe his roe .
ppctivo shoes on the door inst which ‘
Very Best Butter. lb. .......4oc|
PmLolthLIrdtlb.......
i .
warranted Essa. dozen .....aasLCrown Alter Asparagus—Tips.
can............. .
New York State Cheese, 11).. .mi Crown Aster Asparms, nannies
Imported Swiss Cheese. 1b.... 40oLDudieys Pumpkin. 2 cans ...M
.1ch Golden win; String Beam mm;
Snappy Cheese. each .100lGold Rock String Mill, can..15s
“fihodord’Crosm Choose, each. ilelCrovrn Astor Corn. 1 can-....
Shadow Welsh Rabbit. each. .flclaoid Rock’ Corn. can .... .110.
. Moland's sliced Bacon, lb..... abolPrlde oi Hillrhoro Cormcan .
, Castle Haven Tomatoes, 3 cansjdo .
ososn voun new vssa's wines AND Liouolia use;
me oruvsnv To ALL PARTS or 'TWN. ‘
Itllevvlsl'I
cam. .100.
Mr. Johnson's valet had thoughtfully
placed at the loot oi the stairway.
' II E It WASH“ "0010!! IT.
Mrs. Johnson. unfortunately. could " ’ ' .
Phone 440.
sour" Monwsu‘ '
Loot be present to‘ poumas she. was.
busy in Fifth .svenue until the inn .
moment oolleéting a solid silver mu!- .
taohe mus for Mr. Johnson and other
bits of brie-nebula and virtu for reis- ,fl 5 . A l
tives and the family servants. ‘
"Iaoudon? -'l‘he dirtiest town i ever
13:. "l and bond Mondale couldn't get
on there at all, either. And as for
[endow—if there are any house paint-
ers in that town they must be dyluz
Whoa
_ 10 NORTH MAIN STREET
friend in Paris you can take him some ‘
place to buy him a cockt il or some
King Manuel he found over so '
‘ ‘ much more compaiuonable than Lord '
rum Huddle: '
Long Island. Sea and Naomi!-
d Escallops . - ,
Gos sing Long Clams, opened
Gosling Clams for baking
Long and Round Clams .,
Oysters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
"II DELIVERY.
Month on
of ail-hing white mill is‘ the envy of
all and the particular pride of the
owner, yet low persons realise the ne-
cessity of giving the mouth the proper
care.
Tartar accumulating on ‘the tooth
should be removed at once; it not only
gives an untidy appearance and of-
fensive breath. but invites disease.
it is a simple operatiun and very
important. for if, it be allowed to ro-
main decay of the teeth or disease of
the gums is sure to follow.
Have your teeth blessed. and let me
instruct. you on the right. way to keep
your mouth in a sanitary condition.
Dr. J. H. MALEERY
Ia...t08p.in. aunw
days by appointment only.
L
1'
I New Year"
,CARbs
“NEW YEAR LETTERS
ii and” 100 out!
new use roe-i; canoe
s ion so ‘
siailuumw,
Washington Street _.
massacres or (soon coach.
linoosmhrssssnom‘
arose mm. lots
mummutm.
.m.
In shift! HBVC ”II II?“
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MummudlrsndMJ
- W bylaws” Louie. Gray
1 iiamman
'Whflt‘ololbflorlild‘thml‘ll
Looivo thinner m w Christ-
muons moment. Retaliation
hinteNfiMcltyAt ham a
this m when
THAMER
OGUUS'I’B AND OPTIOJANO
' WHY NOT OWE YOlJR EVE!
THE ATTENTION
they deserve? To assure yourself
of the best in glasses you can do
no better than to come to us. We
employ experienced ocullstwgradi
i'uate physicinns~to examine eyes
and guarantee micelles.
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”At anti: galore. Managua. cone.
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NOISE IAVS HE IS DYING.
WASHTNGTON, Dec. 27. -A specibl
‘ from Atlanta to the Washington Post
' “YB: '
"The truth about Charles W. Morse
a}, that he is dying. Medical aid can:
‘ not save him:
‘ . "3011. I guess I'm drills? said Horse
in a droning voice in remains to a
Question that was asked 'i don' t
mind that am; rm not. com-
‘plain'ins. But r wish to doorman
Fwouid‘ tell the president that run. no?1
a felon. I am not a telour-i have paid
over! Mt, have drained W to
pay them. i don’tcareitidio, but!
am and a laion. And Idos’t want to
' lion-dale. And once he almost ran
into Mr. Carnegie.
“l was staying at the Southwestern
Hotol at Manchester while Mr. Carne‘
ale, also was there." Mr. Johnsonrsm-
bled on about his travels. “i had a
suite and two baths. My hotel bills
ran about 3200 a "fit all the time i
was away. My out-tech trunks
mounted up btg too, all the time for ex-
cess baggage. "
"Did you meet Mr. Carnegie?" Mr.
Johnson was asked
“No.“ he confessed. “but one day 1
passed him in the lobby of the hotel.
He was busy at the time and l was
busier. so i didn't stop. But i was
pointed out to him." .
"Doubtleas‘you met the hing?"
”No, lfididn’t meet the king." Mr.
:°:;1nw‘f:n‘:m?etg'e ”flags: A; lieu. of mislead, bought 10 fast rounds
the time. When we both “In Phil“; here last night before the New Lon-
on the same street l‘d always pull al don Athletic club to “I“ w“ gen-
bigger crowd than the king. and i orally conceded ‘ 6”"
was he was sore about it. The bob- ‘ Kid Barry. ”1! Bridgeport. and
bios were “limb" Young Keegau went six rounds to a
Just w prove how jealous the king draw. as did Bert Eaivey, of New liar
was Mr Johnson told at one trip he V“, “d ““5 “mm.“ ”WWW"
made in his car to pick up Mrs John-l A? olghoround ‘0 “we” Kid Bun
son. who was at her mediates in Ken-i 3”“ °t 3"" Haven. “d Dick Miller
weighing his opponent by nearly
pounds, Joe Jeanette, aspirant for
heavy-weight championship honors,
failed to put away Jack (Twin) Sui.
liven in a 10 round. bout, here last
night. It was the negro‘s light from
the third round. but the elusive Twin
put up a great defense and occasion-
ally sent across rights and lofts to
the face that caused the negro to be
wary. in the last two rounds Jeanette
tried hard for a knockout and several
times had Sullivan clinging to the
ropes or doing a marathon to evade
his onslaughts.
Bridgeport Icy Badly Outclssted. -1
NEW LONDON, Dec. tilt—Johnny
Doyle. of Philadelphia. and Young Co-
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beginning Jan. 2. 1912
Day and Evening Seroloné” '
Books and Stationery Fun.“
. ":1" l,. '-
aouih Mack .
Port Chester 2.x .. mm ,
. shall have to arrest you' —-—ever hear-
' one of 'em talk?—-“becauae, says the
‘ bibby. ‘you'll have all the people look-
nington read And Mr. Johnson a secv
rotary and valet "were called upon to
prove his assertion.
"I climbed out of my car in front
at the dressmaker’ s." the great man
explained, “just about the time they
were expecting the king to ride along
to-where was that place-secretary?"
"The king was 'ridin‘ . in style.
that dye—’twas a Friday, sire—to Crys~
tal Palace aim"
ham, and—w”
"Yes. sir. Syd‘n m sh: "
"And in come one oi those bobble!
to me and tells me i must get in my
1 can leave my car out there for twen-
ty minutes,'_ lsaid. "l‘hat' a fight.’ says
tho bobby ‘hut if you don‘ t move on i
log at you and nobody looking at the
king! Am i right about that, seare-
tary'!”
”Quite right. sir. You were a tre-
mendous 'it. sir, wherever you went."
"But Paris! Woopeo! There’s the
place that makes an old man young
county, Chicago: has, it beaten ".
Mr. Johnson says he attended many
functions in Paris. Dances? Why.
one night at the Gate do L’Opsra (Ga-
fay day Lope, hurrah it's pronounced.
Mr Johnson says) he danced the tub
key trot and. thermal? hour'- from mid-
night until dawn. And again at Max-
im’ s--.-!
"0h. Mr; Johnson: cried some one
in alarm “You“ ve been cutting loose!
Nazism. mutiny. notably! Pm will
whip!" ,
”Not at all! Not stalli’wmlied Mr.
Johnna. “Last night leshod‘ 233
pounds, 1a ounces. I weigh twelve
bonda- loss than when i not Jennies.
mrmready tom-trials: .m- for
any one" mire will give me my price-—
meo win lose or draw."
‘9‘“
.‘Lmnilshhud Knockout.
Elf, i
“That's itu-to Crystal Pillace, Sydeufi
can and fibre on. 'But the law says;
and a young man old. Only Cooke j
of Bridgeport, was stopped in the
filth round, Miller being clearly one,
Linseed
Cari Morris 00‘ Moot Kennedy.
New roan. Dec. tin—curl Morris.
the Oklahoma giant who has been
fighting doggedly to overcome the re-
verse-he met in a heating by Jim
Flynn and who has won three recent
lights with‘knockouits, will meet Tom
Kennedy, the local heavyweight. here
ltonight. with the idea of clearing his
way fora match with Jack Johnson.
Morris‘ manager declares he is a ‘ .
great deal more at than when he first ' A ton of our fresh“ mined
appeared here andthat he can beat -
iKeauedy it he knows how to use his
great strength
Kennedy a manager has insisted
upon having a “toot ring built to re-
place the ”foot one in the Empire
Athletic club, so Kennedygwlll have
plenty of room to move around ln‘it L
Morris presses him too hard. _
Another good heavywaight match is
scheduled for Thursday night at the
National Sportingcluh between Al
Palmer. and Al Kaufman.
A Warm A
Present
Lchigh Coal is a prac? L. I'
ticai gift and will bring
warmth and Christmas
cheer to the recipient.
lThe Harris some...
TEL. m. on warm av.
CRESCENTBW WENT O. F. 0.
, The Crescent Moths" team die.
donned: the Oriole Field Club yesterday
afternoon in the hall in Cross street
by themro of 37. to 36. King Tones,
of Union place. threw the winning-
goal «in the lust” low Minutes of the
game- The contest was close-all the
.way through and very excitins.
afford to take chances. 1 will go in .
win from the sta ‘
Caponi who aspires to the middle-
weight leadership, declared: .. ,
. ‘This is my chance to show t
= . .what lean dol'agalast‘a hea‘vi
‘lamsuro l willbo nineteen
“......
Football Rules Go'mmlbtoo'toillaot.‘ , ,
‘. momma. Minn. Dec 27mm" renew:
Dr. H. L Williams. football coach of ' ' lNGOMiIUETiBLE FLU!
Luis Dniverslty at Minnesota. will enema on 21.-An indomhuet
leave for New York coder. to attends hie cinematograph film. whlc '
mating on football rules, of which‘ is. would or liable! in
organization he is a member. plctitrg thmmwu dj
Dr. William sham that he would" cently hetero the Berlin
.opposs any. attempt that max in ciety. and is new repolttéd‘
to abolish the (award was; complete. Wotan w'l‘ho in
He says he is satisfied with the {ml-ed with “W
present rules and favors 3110"“! where several
themtoremafnintact. ~. — "L
‘nin-e—a.
Anxious to first Johnson
Norwalk Chronicler