short and long
the 11.5.0 1111111 . 01.19:
, A: Oohpiete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokemo Hotel Block.
a South Norwalk
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NEW YEAR'S DAY SE‘NTINEL.
The Sentinehw'lll be issued as a
morning paper on New Year‘s Day.
~ next Monday. -
WEEfiE FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Saturday night diminishing
northwest winds. An area of high
‘ pressure, central over the Middle At-
1-V1lautic coast states, is producing plea-
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NeW Years Post Cards 1
1c 11p
Calendars ‘at a
Reduction
South Norwa‘lt and Norwaik
Stores "
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PLAYERS TAKE LEAD
Putnam How again demonstrated
its superiority over the other two comv
ponies at plnochle, last evening, when
they won 17 out of 32 games at the
third sitting of thortrl company plno-
chle tournament which was played all
at the winner 11 quarters, in Franklin
street. 01d Well took 10 ot the remain-
ing games and the Fire Police came
lagging behind with {1.10 its credit.
This performance put the Putnam
Hose boys in the lead witlrn margin
of six games over Old Well. The lat-
ter leads the police by a clean dozen
games.
"High score for the evening went to
Phil Selb. while Nadia and Dreyfusa,
of the Putnam Hose Company, each
won .three games apiece. At the con
clusion of the games. refreshments
were served and a good time enjoyed
by all.
T319, scores of the games are as 101-,
lows:
Table ‘1.
Nudiu, Putnam Hose ........... 3
‘sant weather with low temperatures
.1 in‘ the eastern sections A long trough!
1 .of. low pressure, oxcndlng from Texas
"northeastward to Upper Michigan, 151
producing cloudy and unsettled weath
er int eV Mississippi Valley An area
', of" hi
peratures is central this morning in!
”V the British Northwest. The lowest,
. ' temperature reported 111111 42
M .- {below zero, at Prince Albeit;
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.— .WEVATHER A YEAR AOO TODAY.
’l‘emperature: . Minimum.
.mum, 50. Cloudy.
. VIIarolid Thompson, (11‘ Billie, avenue,
1' spent yesterday 111 Bridgeport on busi-
mess.
Sank
1‘ .
oil ,
maxi-
.. Arvita‘rsal‘of St. Mmy' .s choir will
Ffiifi‘eld ms eyesiifigiat. 11 «clock at. the:I
I (church. ‘
1
Miss Natalie Provost. to Stamford, Is I
'~ visiting Miss Edna Howard at her
home in E11111 street.
V.:~1 Dentist, W. L. Weed 90 «and John
Kline 135,11'111 cross ones this evening;
in the Norwalk club pool tournament
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, Miss Bessie Kelly. Harry McCabe
‘ . and Mr. Karl, of Bridgepm t, and Miss
Katherine Torpy, of Danbury. were
5 guests at the Catholic Club dance last
evening.
The selectmen are having the town
stone crusher removed today from
‘ West Norwalk avenue to West Rocks Putnam HOSe - . ................ 17
L . {id/Venue, when: it “111,1 be put in opera. Old Well . .V. ...................... 10
‘3’" ties as soon as the weather is favon'a- Fire Police ----------------------- 5
I hie. Score to Date.
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Mrs. Jonas D. Worden, of Orchard
; street, has returned from an extend
ed visit to Bantfond, where she has
1‘ ,“been in attendance upon her daughtena
.1 lit-law, Mm. Royal Worden, who has
3" I: undergone several serious Operations.
. ' Mrs..-Wondea isnow sormuch imprOved
as 1to.be able to be at her home in
'leiartford.
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Rev. Ralph G. Harbley. the new pas-
"tdr of the South Norwalk Baptist
,_Chu1rch, has sent weird that he will be
here next Tuesday or Wednesday and
1 will take charge of the prayer service
‘ ‘5 Thursday evening. He will be accom-
1' denied by his bride, formerly Miss
Brown, a school teacher of Whitman-
.jt‘lc, this state.
' yNVilTiam Weilnitz. the Nm'welk mu- t
sliciaai,.e11itelrtained his pupils with a
l~Christmas tires and all that goes with
it. last evening at his home Gamea
1. Plabcrty.
degrees {$0111. Putnam Hose ................ 4
Creugh, Putnam llosc .............. 11,
Hamilton, Old Well
‘J. Sohnub, rm» i’olit‘c‘ .............. '2
Welshcll,
Studlor. Old Well
\I'iln1ot.l-‘i1u Police ............
Stubcil,
Eil’eiers. Old Well ................. ‘. .‘
Adams. Fire Police ............... ti
Meeker.
Moscrve, Old Well .................
Murphy.
Lindeberg, Putnam lioso ........... 2
Holmes, Old Well ..
I‘I. (.‘Il’ll‘k, Fire. Police .............. I
Putnam. Hose
Old Well ......................... 311
Fire Police ....................... 22
day evening in Old Well quarters. '
Benedict. 0111 Well
Williams, Fire Police ............... t)
Scorer-«~19. Clark. ‘
.Table 2.
Dreyfuss. Putnam Hose ..........3
Old Well i
Scorer» ’1‘. Ciprk.
r Table 3.
i-iirst. Old Well .................... 0
P, Schuul), Vii‘lrc Police .............. 0
Scorer -Yost.
Table 4.
Scoi cr- 1 liognrdus.
Table 5. .
Putnam lioso .......... ..L’
.................. I
Scorcr-Masou
Table 6. V
Putnam Hose .............. 2
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Mcl‘arthy. V‘
Table 7. '
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Score 1 -
o
‘4
Fire Police ............... 'l
ScorermG. liogurdus.
Table 8.
... ............ l
Scorer—-J. Meeker.
Total: Last Evening.
.................... 40
The next sitting will be next Thurs-
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I last call for New Your resolutions.
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What are you going to give up .-dur
an Lent? ’
How can we bear to
-Attorneya John Keogh and Nehe- -
miah Candee. of ’South Norwalk, spent '
this morning in Bridgeport. on bust:
nesVa. ’ -
'Marion and Jennie Bodwell. daugh- -
ers of Mr."and Mrs. Bodwell,‘ of South 3
Norwalk,-~are the guests of Miss Ed- 1'
1th Bodweil, of Danbury.
A Massachusetts educatotghas etc
at WM. P." BEERS‘
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leave thee. ‘
1911, when it is going to be so lilamed '
'hard to write "1912?”
propriate tVVo the season.
‘ The spatial mm of pews
place taut swung at; the Norwalk
e. bustnm a pleasing’pron‘hm
re played and music enjoyed by the
. “' 11111111 and in the course of the
61111111113, refreshments were served.
Each M11111 departed with a glft ap-
emotional Church.bu1t 'pvevtous to
took
Con-
WEB
'South NorWalk youth who is in .thé
* fluttered: it chmisted of a piano solo
be Organist A. S. Glbwn. several se:
floatation! my use choir, a. waltz by Chopr
‘Hayti when he sent the cards.
deared himself to thousands of yoang
people by remarking that he sees no
reason for including algebra in the
iist“of high school studies.
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Postals have been received by the
friends of Harold Tones. the young
United States Navy, serving on the
U. S. 18. California. Mr. Toilets was in
Timothy Breed . the, Well-known
in pm by Miss Jeannettie little and
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remade. Mr. Brennan is vhrited daily
by friends and despite his tiniest; hols .
‘ a hearty greeting fonevery one.
1 attriaded the opening performance at.
thenew mill a dollar 111le Thea-
Norwalk billtche1r,continue§ quite in
with pneumonia at his home in West
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Menard J. Foster. who is now lo-
ca‘t‘ed'in Baltimore, trauma. that he
for is doing
rsaaase. _
the' holiday vacation at «the home of 81'er store 111' Winsteti
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seymour. in!
Main street. Norwdk. Miss Dell'omutfi
who mediated last June from Wilson
Delicious Coffee everyVMorning
and always the same With-1
Roch-ester? ‘Peroolator ‘ 1
Krona” in Price - Simple to Operate - Easy to 01m
.sAvEs NEARLY HALF
because it extracts all of the good of the coffee V
V Ask for our Illustrated
Folder: “ How to
Malta Delicious
Golf». "
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'A "ww _(3‘.?‘,1‘.‘_i'1..”.'.S Comets
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i have a business "principle.“ 1 would like you to get 11 tter _
acquainted with. it‘s a business “character" l'vc built durin the
years i've been before the people asking their patronage. l 81 Hell
your implicit confidence, and in return promise to give the most zeab
ous study to the perfecting (11 my facilities for meeting your wan
i ask a fair share. ‘of profits for myself, no more. i have lever
taken inqjjc,<-onseqmn1_ly have more than the mere sutisfnctl n of
succeeding.‘ l have the constlousuess of having dealt fui1iy with
‘ those 11110 lune given me success. .
MANUEL TORO HArttH.
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First 111 quality. last in price. always in the minds of its curatotn-
ei‘s 'HtlllVliiC 1111111.: ground Food for Horses, (,Iattia‘hnd Poultry.‘
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omuoooeuomumooeom
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That‘ s It—~—
chdo “021 1.1.1....
Send us an order for one load. and we will raisin you as
tamer. Ciean,free from alate,u u.1.form quality, suitable for fol IVt,nace
range. stove or self-feeder. PVrl: ea on applicatiou.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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“We Ekerci ,e
the greatest. care. skill and
judgment in bottling. agln and
' perfecting Ruppert‘s libttled
liner. and the result is t at it
has a flavor, richness aud‘ohar-
acter possessed. by few 11 tiled
beers. even at higher dices
than We ask. Order a one of 24
bottles for the Holiday V81. 15.
‘delivered.
Magner & Fly1Vtu1
For This Weeki
MEN’S BOX CALF and GUNMETAL SHOES, all
welts ...... .. .$2.29. F ormcr 1aIu
"Came to and see them. . 1‘
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The White Shoe Store I
90 Washington St. Cor. worth & Atlaniic Sts..
SO- NORWALK ‘ STAMFOR ! -
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ROYAL GROCERY—W COME ANY
NEW YEARS SPECIALS l
noon-nae.
e $3.00
FIN: BUTTER, PER POUND ...... ......... .. ........ .1..‘1.... 31c
.‘HNE schemes oozau ......... ......... ...“....-...29c
CONDENSED MILK. a cam ”HM/...... 2611
FLOUR—PILLCBURY’B on 001.0 MEDAL, 912's sAo ...... 850
Fancy Oranges, per do: ........SOCiBaker's Cocoa. per can ...........190
Fancy Grape Fruit. 3 for .25c1Newr1-ims.ii'111s........./.......-25c
Fancy Layer Raisins. pkg. ......22é | New Peaches, per lb.“ ..IBo
Fruit ‘
curl-i" MAIN 31'. V
All the Leading Brands of the Finest Cannot
Vinoenao Grille.
Miss list-ion ii. Devon-estrus enjoying conducted a
, tiled a peti-
”lion in banlu'upthy in the district‘eourt
of the United States yeti
. more oath -
who
'; T. Richeson, for the murder of Miss
~ Avis Linnell,
'I 15 n'ere continued today by the prose-
:: cutiou
-1 sued statements to the effect that
I: while their client might be surgically
'. well by that time, his mental condition
I trial being held in January.
:: defense, said that the reported action
. of the county attorneyin investigating
"his client regarding the coming trial, ‘
, in' the interest of iniboatate eo-opei‘a-
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‘Mra. Mary salon. I 1'
Mrs. Mary Elliott mother of Mrs.
Frank V. Strabton, of South NOIWWRIK
terday. after an illness of nearly a
year.
‘ ‘pected
."v L. Frank Britto.’
82 Pine street last evening at the
age of 66 years. The deceased is our
vlved by a wife and five children
‘who are Mrs. Raymond Lymer, Mrs.
flurry marshall, Franlt, Harry and
Vincent Bitto, all of The Norwalks.
The funerai‘services will be held from
the home at,2:15 o‘clock tSundayafter-
noon and‘Jt‘ 3 o'clock from at. Jos~
eph's church. The interment will fol-
low ln at. Mary’s cemetery.
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M'l‘o. Sarah E. Holden.
Mrs. Sarah E Belden, widow of
. Frederick Holden. died this morning
at the home of her sister, Mrs B. M.
Andrews, of 46 West avenue. The de-
ceased was 71. years of age and is sur-
vived by one brother, Eben Hill, and
two sisters, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
Andrews. The funeral services will
be held from the residence of Mrs.
Andrew on Monday afternm‘. at 2
o'clock Rev. John E. Zelter will of
» flciate and the interment will follow
in the Norwalk cemetery.
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Jamel Younna.
James Youngs.
years ago a Vpromineut merchant
Bridgeport. died yesterday
Democrat.
Elle was of the firm of Sanfmd 11nd
V-‘Youngs booksellers and stationerfis
.V which later became lounge and latlt
.uou and is now H.}i.Jac1katou. He was
ésurvlved by a nephewJ John “1111155.:
.and a sister—in-law. Mrs. Charles 15.,
iYouugs. of Bridgeport. and a sistru'.V
{Martha in \11‘ 11' (Banana. '
l -. “A
Mrs. Thomas Keatlng 1
The dei'ith of Mrs. Thomas Heating.
o1"t:'1'.t'd (111 \I'tdncsdln evening at heiV
Ibomc iii South strewn 121111111113. ditto
u linizciing illness of anaemia. Altai
llx’entlug. 11 be below her mulliuge 11awV
1Miss Man J. Smith. was nxor11icrr't‘s-é
V, ideal of 8011111 Norwuik. but her home
'had been in l‘luubun [or a 10111.; Tich
and she had many friends both there ‘
;‘and 111 South Not-unlit by 11110111 she
was held in greatest esteem. Iiex use?
was thirty-nine years. Mrs. Roaring,
is survived by her husband and by.
two brothers, Ofiicer John Smith of
'South Norwaik, and James Smith. at
- \Vostport, and by one sister. Mrs. i'lor~
1M¢ Leatherlund. of South Norwulk,
She was a member of the. list 'lrim Q
i mms‘ 1‘ 111011 and at the ltos.1r_1 Soclcn '
|of St Peter's (‘hurch 111111111111. ‘1
Mrs: Harriet C. Lockwood. l
V district C. Lockwood. widow of thei
Qlate James Nelson lockwood, died:
1 yesterday at .the residence of her sis-
1 ter, Mrs. William 111. Mlddlebrook..91l9'g
{State street, Bridgeport. The tune-i
ral will be private and the remains
swili be brought toNorwalk tomorrow
iror interment. The late James 51.;
i Lockwood will be remembered as hav- ;
ing conducted for a number of yearsl
a shoe business in Norwalk.
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mcussou TRIAL 500M”
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Active Preparations . Being Made for
Trial of Parson on January 15.
BOSTON. Dec. 29:.Active prepara-
tions for the trial of the Rev. (‘. V.
scheduled for January
Lawyers for the defense is
in their opi‘d'lon would prevent the
' Attorney William A. Morse, of the
the jury venlre in order to ascertain
if any of those drawn for the trial had”
prejudicespmight be a reason foresk-
ing for a discharge of the entire panel.
Mr. Morse made his daily visit to the
Jail today and endeavored, according
to his statement. -to talk freely with
but found that it was almost impos
sible to carry on any extended conver-
satiom .
In the meanti_me...Distriot Attorney
Pelletier and his first. assistant,
mas D. Lavelle. went to Brockt n to
interview Mrs. Linnell. the mother of
the murdered 13111. ~ Mr‘a. Linnell is
visiting relatives in that city. ‘
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. INFORCING AUTO LAW.. _
HARTEORD, Dec. 29 .——An opinion "
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tion for the enforcement of auto laws
died other home in Bildgeport yes- ‘
bomb was due to a compiled 1
tion of diseases and was not unex1 3
L. Frank Britto died at his home in
of New Canaan”
(it ,
' morning. '2
lie was 75 years of age and a life. long,
He was a successful busi-l .
ness man and energetic 1111111 18 years:
ago When he suffered a shock and left;
1Bridgeport to reside in New (3111111111.?
BVVEST FLOUR,~ A BAG
that we no outlet-i
tensile hit an .... VV,VVt_
chicory, put in new parts. out
sine. brakes. magneto. plume . . -
1300:] working order and malt; 1.
Journey a pleasant one by inch” in:
as wAL‘L eraser '
NORWALK.
Phone 430.
Everything in the Optical Linea ‘
‘ Eyes Examined Free
O.’B. Jackson
Optician
1 F. E. Loc'kwood & Companthill
1 give you a $25 Gas Tank f0!"
$16 and year Old Generate
for your Automobile. I
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Nowv's the I‘ me to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wrights
ISTHEVVP'LACE pill ilv Na ‘r‘iltliit '
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W .._. .u 1 .w 5171!;
THE THE THE
Moyer' “Hudson Krit '
V's-2350. $1600 $900
Covering price that a man should pay for a reliable Automo-
bile. The 1912 models of each car are on View at our gara e. 1"
Automobiles for rental by the hour, day or w_ k; ‘
OSCAR H BAN
swan eraser Tsunamis 681-3 NGRWALK.~OQ
FRAMED PICTURES
in all sizes at specially reduced prices.
WA'LER COLOR PAINTINGS COPLEY AND ELSON PRINTS '
by best American Artists in Sepia and Carbon. '
RHINE PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRINTS.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SMALL METAL FRAMES.
JACKSON’S STUDIO V
53 Wall St —— Opposite Hotel ——-N0rWalk
Popular Subjects.
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Reduction Sale' Of - 7
Ladies? Suits, Skirts, Cloaks, etch;
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit Hons A.
JHE HOUSE 01? e‘ooo CLOTHES
515 Main St., Stamford. ' 33 So. M8411 St, South Norwal
IXIRA SPEEIIIS
‘IG POUNDS ORANULATED SUGAR FOR.
IscoldaelCeIlV‘IC'Oeth-ell
was given. today by Attorney-General ‘
Light in which he rain that common
‘ olsl vehicles entering this state from :1
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