Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 29, 1913 · page 4

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A Merry
Christmas
THE STORE

is (that! with goods suitable
tor Itollday Gtttl.

.' E. In. Bank

Mohackcmo Hotel atom-

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

WMgP. BEERS

South N orwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Diaries

3 and New Year’ 3 Cards

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Book-nod Stationary Store.
Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Furniture

 

 

, UNDERTAKERS V

A. J. Collins 81 Co.

16‘NORTH MAIN 81‘.

SOUTH NORWALK.

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Prices ,
Frank JaCOby

Illliilli Billll 59
ill Plilli llllllli

Tear.llimmed Strikers Carry

 

 

 

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White Collins Along Line at
Sohblnn Dnloolters

 

 

 

' home. is causing cloudy and

3. Milli, loll. Now York ht ton o'clock.

WEATHER F ORECAST.

Flor Norwuih and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight, probably followed by Snow or
ruin Tuesday; rising; temperaturcp
moderate variable winds. A disturb-
once central this morning over Alu-
rainy
weather in thonouthern districts east.
of tho Missi5sippi river, nun us for
north as Kentucky and Virginia. An-
other distunhnnce centrnl over Upper
Michigan in causing considerable
cloudy weather in‘ the Lake region,
but; not much precipitation. Season-
ahla winter weather prevails in near—
ly nit the northern sections. The
lowest. temperatum reported was 14
below zero, at. Northfioid, Vt.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: I10“ 28; high. 4‘3.
Clear. -

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NEW YEAR'S DAY SENTINEL.

Following its usual custom The Son-
tlnel will the issued an a morning;
paper on Thursday, New Year‘s Day.

 

A Christmas entertainment will ‘ot-
held at. the Board River Chapel tomor-
row evening at 7:30 o'clock.

mAl'l kinds secondhand rugs and
carpets IRIr sale at shop in rear 9 Elm
St , Norwalk.

Minn Rita O'Brien has resigned her
pmitiou as bookkeeper for the Ango-
riIIrI lurnlturo More, and Mina Emma
Radian has assumed her duties. I

The. Nonmlk High school hockey
loam will hold u practice mime tomor-
row afternoon on the Nor-walk mill
pond. The singling on this pond is
excellent at present.

Miro: Ethel Taylor. utonographor in
III... oillco of Raymond Bron... returned
toduy from a several duyn' nutmnohlio
trlp to Onoonla, where she upent the
l‘hrislums sermon wlth friends.

«9. lotion. 0! Stamford, wholounle
rouetnhto 11nd trult Indium. have root
or! two otorou In tho Harris it (intro
block in Wntor street. and expect
to Inuko tlIolr lIcndoourtoru hero.

Mrs lt‘rodorlclt A.‘Ht.‘l‘l',1‘t.‘.ll dllllj'h
tor Alma. and son Altwrt, «It l-hu-It NI r

thin morning for Hot ri-prlnuu. ArlI.
'1‘}on huvo tho hunt wluhcu ot‘ tlItIIr
runny triood:. for u p . Iomol. Journoy
IIIId export to urrtvo at their dIIIItlnII-
lion on Now Yonr‘u me.

"Who ntolo my nhlnkmm‘l” won tho
odor-y thut Irving Toylor. of 25 Wotor
utroet. brought to pollm 'honduuorturu
thin morning. For a humour of IIIuIItII
pout. 'l‘uylor lltltl hoon lusting o Illt'u rut
outlet or two. but. loot night, the
thlnvou outdo III "clean ownep." 'l‘lto
police on. on a clone watch lor tlm III»

toudoru.
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New Year’ 8

Clean

Cannot Coal

For Fireplace and Furnace
Economical

RAYMOND AqBROTI-IElEiS

Healthful

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l CAI;UMl9’l‘. M 1th.. Dec 29. ~ With
l most of tin dot Id buried, Calumet today
.turnod its attention to tho coroner's
I lnouont'into the Christmas live panic.
l which cool the lives oil ”2 persons and

to the Hour. lIton county grand jury in

'3 vootigution ot' the forcible ejection
I from the copper country of Charles M.
iMoyer, president of the Western Fod-
eration of Miners.

2 The coroner’s inquest begun hore

 

 

ltodoy and tho grnnd jury investigation

 

 

 

 

Cards

[hint (lords ............... 6
Po.” Condo ...... II .......

Post (lords
Itoohlets and l otters moo .

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for 5G!
ZlOr 50‘

5:: each!
.5c to 25cl
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DONNELIY S

STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN SFREET,

 

We Give JW‘ Green
'Tradiog Stamps

7 lbs. Roilod Outs ............ 25c
3 cans 'l‘oIoIItoeI-I ............... 250
3 pkgs Rolled Onto ...... , , 25c
3 cans Corn ..... . ........... . .. 25c
7 burs good Laundry Soup - . . . . . 251:

Extra Stumps given with 'l‘IIus and
Sindee.

Royal Grocery

Grocers
l. 1264-3.

and Fruiterers.

Te 22 80. Main 812,;

 

’l‘bo it. and (l. corset factory in clou-
od for its annual inventory.

 

 

Have you seen the Now YeIIr'Is cords,
6 for So. at Donnelly‘s. Itoud toduy's
adv.

 

Ralph S. linidwlo lo IIIIjoying It too
dnyn’ vacation from dontul school, at
his bump to Wu-ll :Itruot. Norwulk.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Little. of lino-
.‘..Iurl, huvo been holiday vlnltorn art tho
home of Mm. Littlo'n ulster, thr- Milan
on Olnrk, SII Mcrwlo lilfiwl.

Willard it (lrIII; ory, who loos lwou
multlnu It In otroclod ntlly In tho IllGllll‘
of his humor. Eliot. K. (le‘ouory, lr.
lI‘IuIch- :Ii: mt, "N-orwolk, lIuII returned
to Brooklyn.

Mr. nod MIIII. (lllIIII A. (luxury, of
ltrldIuopIorl, l‘oIIoIIrly ot’ Noru'IIilI, III-I.
IIIItontIIlolIIu Minn Anoln (lrogory. nl'
li‘ruoco utrooi. Norwullt, Int tlwir Izuout
during tho lm’llIlIIy uouuoh.

lIlmIcrt IlnIIIro (liillmtt‘ll from oil ltl’m'
tho ntnto will compete for tho 3le
bountiful mold prIIIIIIIIIII III. llrmurlond
damning pavilion, l‘orIIImly cullod
lioodnor'u llIIlI, opordto ltoyt‘u 'l‘hcu»
”II. on Now Yonr'u uttrht, .IIIIIIIIIry l.
IBM.

.........._..... .1...—

tllIo woll nmuointod with the «Inn»
dltlmm of the poorly lll NoF’wulh «into»
tlllIIl. novor hotnro llnvo lill’lll «Idorln
hoop lllllllu Ito provldo for tho poor of
the city on word put forward this

 

Saturday and Sunday In 50th Non
walk. from tho point of view of tho
guardian of tho potion, wall so no outt

 

 

(Yorktown. A prominent .umlul ”worlII
or sold ihltt alto could not Itind ll IIIIIIIIIII

that "you could Mm, tho grunts grow I. l fII’Iolly In tho llll’ll't-i or the town that

Not. even one fillm‘I-Clll‘llltmflfi

do he chalked down on the blotter

(inlet Pennington «tutor; that not for

several years hug the holiday season. .
‘ditlon to tho Namath congregation-

hm no free from disturbance.

 

 

.4 I... . “wound.“ 4..-...” «Wow

liMAS
Foss’s and Huyler’s
CANDY

“my Pacing“.
Pontoon. KODAKB and atoms

FWPoyelt Coronation
“it WWI-mun oration

 

Mm“ won not

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provided tor by no oust outmt
tlon or prlvmo porno.
.

Work on the new porloh house «d»

 

w

at Church but been held up n Ilt‘lo
by the monsoon. but it In mmctod that
IIrlt'hln a few nooks the chapel wlli
again in; ready our one The Improve-
ments include It good sized kitchen.
utolrway and wldo balcony, oapnhlo oi
aha/lint! lty persona A stately on»
trance. with concrete claps and cor-
orod porch, has boon made on tho

hm been trim] for atomic lights The
out out to mom 31.300. all at whim

 

Inn boon unbwrlbud

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wont side of the ohopol. The «flannel ,

GARAGE RIVER STREET.

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Moy er Motor Cars

FOURS ~— SJXES

$2, 500 $3, 250

SEND FOR 1914 CATALOG

OSCAR H. BANKS

 
 

NORWALK, CONN.
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lswoxpocted to begin tomorrow M Hon
cork, whore Moyer was put aboard n
,l I" hicngo-bouud truln. John B Denn-

Fl more Solicitoi for the llepzutmout at

l Labor, in exported here totiu),i(I111.IkI
. on investigation for tho govornmentol‘

" tho Itiiho ot‘ the copper mines

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timer-nor torris nt llig Rapids.
ilothoring of evidence as to the idoII
tity of the men who escorted l’rosi
dent IMoyIIr out of .llunnock Friday
night. was continued by strike lender:
Severnl witnesses who oxpectod II

prepared to soy that the cry ot‘ “tire‘

III-III the hull insiuud of from the door

 

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QYYIYYWW'l'k'lfl'dfl‘W-b MMIIYISWWYQ‘Y"

O. B Jackson

Optician

Everything In the Op iigal Line

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

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Eyes Examined F ree
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9?“

Equ. on was related in tho first ac-
counts.

remain to be buried
3km. including those 0!

Fifty-nine bod
IlIi ohildroo

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’Illlll‘t‘llt‘d in the funeral procession.

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IBOBBEIJ Bill" AFTER
FARMEB’S DEATH

 

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.NII GIII JEWELRY

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would

lt'olwnyu comou hunk to tilt-.2
1 I PLEASE and thou to ho prontltuil rod looting.
\\ t) oli‘IIr two Ilrut ulnuu «took» 1' ourpriulou .‘lIIWIIth or II wry a...
.II'lptlon. ltlumoudu Watchers. lIrIIcI-l ct Wutohon luirolliurou, ..louVI
llllltlel. l-lI-IIIf l‘lmt, tltt5., Htorli III: l-illvrr and Silver l‘lulod Wow.

Coleburn 8I1'Lauder

In wnaumnron STREET.
2.2 WALL amour.

3TORE8 OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRJSTMAB.

You wont your gltlu

THE. JEWELER8._

IM‘WMMVWSEEW . I" i '

scum NORWALKJ.
nonwutx.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

find or all

321$».me

ling ot‘ the grand jury which
horned Suturdn) night for tinI purpose
of tnkiur up the noses of the hogroouI
accused of the murder of James
II ‘Itolmnnn, noveli- ltHlO former.
Untuurdly, III. lennt. the population
I won calm and tho uuthorltiou seemed
inniinllod that there Wullltl be no repo-
. tition ot‘ the wild oceoou of lost SnturI
day night, win-n o. mob unsuiceorssiully

 

utorlned the jail with tho avowed in-
tention of lynching the prlaonoru.
Mingling with the throngs in tho

streets were II dozen Inomhuro or the
linlllmoro pollen form, will) worn soot.
hero youterduy try Governor Goldulror-
ouuho' ordr Io III-mist the local uothorl-
lion in upholding the law. All during

od tho lull and polrollod the strouiu In
tho vicinity.

lIII-lll'! tho lull thin morning the con-
tennionu ol JIIIIIIIII l’orrnwny ond Nor-
llltlll Mount wrrc ropontod nod roducod
to wrltlnu for prnnootntlon to tho
amood jury. l’nrruwuy lulu udullttou

that ho won tho ulnyur of itolmunu and

l that. MIIIIIII rohhod tho hotly. 'i‘hln cou-
llrowd ltluhoi‘u IIiutoInoot In tho IIIIIIII'II
uttornI‘Iy. both contouuloon humour;
Ithot l‘urruwuy ntruok Colomun «Ivor
tho hood with on iron bur. hitting him.
wlIllII Mulwl rlttod tho Ilqul
pochutu.

'l‘hruo other nonroou nluo urn hold! 11
lull in Ioonoctlun with tho t'l'lllll". hot
III in uodorutood llIItt nolhluu him lll‘i'll
lournvd to lmpilcnto them.

 

 

 

MR8. BLAKE NEAR DEATH.

lIlNillilGWIlltllIM J. line. 29. ~~Mrn.
lt.lllluu lh'Vt‘l‘t‘llllX IIlolIo. n IstonIIor to
tho wouomu Huttrune Movement in
thin country. who III III in It nuohmhnn
hero, to not. Itxpiltlll‘ll to live through
the day.
phyotciao. Hlll‘ hon boon «toudlly grow:
lug wonkor More luIIl. night.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5.25 PER TON

Large Size. No. 2 Nut Coal

I $5.25 PER TON
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY

Wot» angel. South Norwullr. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tot. 7st.

 
 
 
 
 
 

more Wumun Suttmgo Aunoctntlon

.4. ... m ”d...— WM...MW.-. «a.

CHURCH CALENDARS.

Grams dutch Not».

the Guild room In tho usual hour.
'l’lmrndnywti' crud

munio’n at Ii: 80

dlyur. at 9. p. m.

Greatly Reduced 3

lie'
IoIo reIIII hint; hero he VI lll consult with

testify at the coroner‘s inquest wort

which started the panic come from

(lnly nine of those who were killed

worn given umpublic funeral yeutorday.
Thousands of miners with their wives

. . .. III1-_
. . . .. . __ E TIFICA 5— 0w “‘ -
Kent county formers hogan streaming : “ow 9——NLV ONE: C R T N g" '

Into town this morning for tho moot-
won.

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tho night the llnltlmoro othcorn gourd"

ltlllfl‘h

At‘l‘tll‘illl’lg to tho tittIIIIIIiIIIl‘

Mm. ijlnito. who its lid yearn old. won
it your; prouldont ot the New York.

'I’oonduy» ~Illrls' Friendly Soulon to on Hnturdny droning. 'l‘hcy shortly at

or the Ctr-mm pin totem] visiting Vow York Phila—
elnlon. (letolrrnlkm of the 11on Conn dolphin. Washington, I). (X. nod Built

Frtday w Christmas unmmlnment waldo III 37 West otroet Second ills
{of u... children at at. Falth'n Illusion mm.
In the radium 1d on June. Broad“;

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I... 11...... " $75

31

Car meet the approval of the public not only in its neat
lines and appearance, but also in its great power on hillu
and on the_ level i

 
 

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39 Wall so... Norwalk

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Fine Table Butter 31c a pound

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FNIITT rInAPn lI‘ltUlT .............. . ......... a for 25.:
tumor (IIIAIIIIIS ....... ..... . ........... . ........... 18c lb.
III"; .'I‘ components. ...... . ............ r... 10c III.
IIINIIIOI‘IANGES ............. . ‘ .................. 20c dozen

 
 
 
 

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90 Washington St. South Norwalk Phone MO

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Electric Electrical
. Wiring for DOMES Suppltdé.
’ Light and Power. "

Motor Repaln.

Art (,2 loss homes in difiorent designs and colors. 'l‘heeo domino
Inoko Hr) occeptrthlc Christmnn gifts and the when uill surprise
you

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
_ ‘PHONEI342«3. SOUTH NORWALK
DOWOCIGOWU'. .

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A tiIIII ow rt III I‘ ll lI. .
cottreron wutsu I... d... .. .I ““
NAMES APPBINTEEsl .lllk‘h‘t’li .ilIItlII finomllra and AI. Iy

. ‘YVNId. oi thin Iity I'..pIIIII thII Wonk IIIIM L;
with lrlmdn IIIId II-IIIIIIIII. in llunhuIy _
nod llIItlIol.

“All.“l lI‘IIill), Iloc. 25t~~l11tcrnnl Inn ~
IIIqu t‘olloclor .loulnu .l. Wolnh Iitlltllul-
ly onooonrrxl lodo) too following up~I
polIIIIIII .Itu of IlIIpuly collIIIIlIIrI—I. I-urh
uppoloitw dioplnclnu a pIIrIIon now to
tho ucrvlro:

t‘luirlon W. ltnulr-y
llll'll III. Wotorhory, Imlury $1.200.

I'ltlword '1‘. Motion (livid). lit-.Iultpmr-
torn Now llnvon. unlnry smuo.

There will IIII (llilltftlr-i III. IIIII Country
t'luh on New Your'h I-III nod Exp“, .i’
3 YUIIP’H llllllll. qul lhII llit‘llllll‘l'I-l III‘II I~It~
(fli‘ltll. lIIIndeIuI'I . llt‘lpotlng ‘1 l’li'ilh'lllll llllli‘.

l Miuucs Mltl‘ll‘ llt‘t‘t‘llllltl IIIIIl Allopln
‘ .lohnaoo um III «Iodine two IvI-IIIIII with

Jumon l. Ilovlno IIIIIIIIIpI. Now lIII- “Fl“ .lohnuou‘u ”WNW: M“ 1""! Mm,
W“. Imlury $1.2M .3 John ll. Johnson. of lltuulunulno. N. Y. .
, .I I’ \Vllllltltt'r ltllllt't‘). rm. lluvn’u. l , WWW...” ‘

IIolnry twill. l
thllum I. lJIIvlu (tlohll. hrudouor
hem ltrlduoport. IIIIIIIry than".
I Wllllnul ll. li‘nrroll (hold).

{IIIIIII'IIIIIII New LI Indoll. littlltl‘y $1. 200
l John II. Clancy (IItIImpI IlII-lIle-pnrl.
Mllif)’ $720.

Iidword .l. tuition. to nilm‘gv oi“ IloIIII:
lured alcohol plunt. lluhlIIIry. nulury
ll. lltltl

With the exception or lithium. Whit~
ultor and (honey. lilo doputy Ioltoctoro
nro each allowed from. who to mo
yearly for traveling uml‘ other ox»
ponders. ‘

 

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The cold "soup" or lllt‘ pout l‘mv
doyu him put. the bound III tho t‘talll
‘douloru In It. IIIIIrI'y whirl. HIIVIII‘III or
hpm‘i, IhIIm town on How will do to outlaw
IIuIItomorII, no lilltldtsll und lI’IIpIIIIIIIIxu
lulu hoop ”In (honour! for root.

‘l’tllt‘l‘ lilo, too yoorn of nor, mm
locked up thlu moon by l'loioctlvo l-iurICJ-r
gonnt Lootllorhuul on tho IIIIIIruo 01".:
otoulhlg money from him mothor'u’ ‘
porno. The boy uuhl IIII look II. II
cause he wanted to buy ruddy. lio
liven back of the .renerv‘otr. ‘

in order to lncrouuo their tucltltio
, for loading mid unlomllnu. tho Nor; ‘
walk" dtuumhont Company have routed;

part or Illdymnnd Ilrhthoru‘ dock on
to In few days tho steamer "Morton
will dock at this point 'l‘hu Boo
Dredging Company, or blow London. id
now III worn at the; dock deepening?
the channel. and when the dredging
completed. draft will have much
tool at high and ten feet at low wade

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“4.4“.”4” In... .

monument“.

Frank I. Modded of What ulrout.
omploynd in thy. itotli &; (lovlttootmitdlta
Corset factory, and litter» Ado. Bohr.
daughter or fltopheu Bothy of 69 Wood-
ward «venue, were married III II o cloth

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toward departed tor u trip. The Iron-

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lmore. no no their return they w ill . "“
ONLY mun tun. ,

Wu hm out iour t’nnmn linear
left or rim dual consignment. (indoor
would be presumed at noon. I

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unvunrm In III-Ironwood

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