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‘WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norway, and vicinity: Partly,
cloudy tonight and Thursday. colder
g'l‘hursday'y moderate variable winds.
A disturbance central over Eastern
.Tennessee‘is causing cloudy weather
{with light local rains in the southern:
relates eastvot the Mississippi river,
iaudvsouth o! the Ohio and Potomac:
rivers. Pleasant weather prevails gen-
erally in other sections east 01: the
Rocky Mountains The temperatures
along the northern border from Men'-
tuna eastward to Maine range fromd
lie 30 degrees above. White River,
iCanada, reported a minimum temper—
inture last night of 34 degrees below
more '
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 36; high, 49.
Fair.
HANEW YEAR'S DAY SEN'flNEL.
rallying its; usual custom The Son-
ritual will be issued as a morning
paper on Thursday, New Years Day.
Butler Lodge, No. 97. I. 0.0. r.. ivlu
hold its hands! election of olhcers at
the meeting iris evening
Officer Frank Raymond is in Shelton
'today doing duty in the strike center
(miners John H. Smith and Wallace
'l’fiBlr‘lrImis have been there for several
days in the interests of law and order.
Frank Smith, a Pole. got on a big
"jag". Instnishl and madohimsolt ob-
noxious about 1%.; City Hall until final-
ly to keep him quiet he hltd to he look-
ed up. This morning the court con-
tinued his case indefinitely.
The ianlpfluk edit Club will hold
‘ i1 shoot on the grounds. at Winulpuuh.
tomorrow, January let. hegining at ll)
5. In. There will be a shoot of the
clues of never hits. There will also be
u. handicap prize shoot for u sixteen
pound turkey.
’i‘h iloupitul Thimble (:iub moi you.
il-rday at tile homo oi’ «Mrs. linwnrli
like“. in Arch ntroot, Norwulk. Owing
. in several other uttrsctiono there was
it smell attendance. The session next
'l‘noeduy afternoon will he with Mru.
l‘oloburn in lClln street.
..
'l'ho mnny Mondu of Slow itoogh
rlmret to learn of his continued novoro
illnoull lit bin homo In Wont blorwulk.
tilovo ill suffering from ulonutcb trou~
bio and bill condition iiflll not improved
ll:o punt few days. ilo illtli A host or
lriemiu who will winb Mill commune ro-
oovl'ry.
The tango content iii. Ilrollnliuuli. to-
murmur night, will give the loud poo.
lliii an opportunity in not no idea or
what the real and blood tonne in. 113x.
port doncorll and prize wiunorll from
oil over the Stole and New York city
‘- will be here to try and tube the prison
, homo with them. There are six hellu-
i dullness army under ‘
W“ Rosalie Jones, today made
liinl gold proueuls. Duuciug will be
enjoyed from 8 lo 1 next morning.
W»‘ ...W..........;.._... . .W.m....o
wouiil To moon “to ALBANY.
NW'YOle. Doc. 31:"“1‘1‘9 little
command of
iiiilii propitmtionu for its march to Al
bony in demand votes for women or
the Legislature. The marchers will
12¢ lib the re. 1 only tomorrow morn-
"out our solid" 551115va
Syrup White Pine
{I Wallace Netting
Ca cedars
at “/2 Price
WM. «tr. BEERS
Book slid Stationery store.
South, Norwalk. ‘
New Year’s
Cards
55:: 5:5: .......................... 5:2: :2 - FOURS —-— SIXES
Post Cards ................ So each ‘
Booklets allliiletlcrs irom . . 5:: to 25c
oouNEttru'
STATiONERY AND BOOK. STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
We Give AW." Green
Trading Stamps "
7 lbs. Rolled: Outs ............ 25c
3 cans Tomatoes ............... 25c
3 pkgs, Rolled Outs ””25c
'3 cans Corn . .................... 25s
7 bars good Laundry Soup ...... 250
Extra Stamps given with Tees and
Coffee.
Royal Grocery
Grocers and Frulterors.
Tel. 1264-3. 22 80. Main St.
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SOMERB HELD RESPONSIBLE.
Coroner Blames His Carelessnoss" for
Automobile Tragedy.
NEW (HAVEN, Dec, 31.-.iohu 1..
Somore. of Bridgeport, was yesterday
found by Coroner Mix 10 «be criminol-
ly responsible for tho delttb 01 Helen
l.. Judd. of that city. who was thrown
"rem Somme automobile ou Docent~
|)or 20,‘whon the unwihino containing
Seniors, tho Judd woman and another
woman woo struck by a trolley cur
m the road to West ii‘iiii‘cll, ui‘lcr the
lrio had visited it local l'eslnuruul.
The coroner linds thlti Seniors drove
'lis muchinc at the rule of 2:”. miles on
flour, on the trolley ll‘ucku, in u
“cu-91:155.. manner." and that he viiilMiiii‘
hlle known it was (humorous lo do
so.
Coroner Mix liiilill illni Seniors, Mm.
\lury (i. (fodm'ro and Mrs. Juddl uturll
“d from lilo homo of Mrs. .illlili's ’llll)l,il«
or in ilrllllmllorl. on line niuhl of he
"lililvillii‘ 20. drovo in like Milford| ‘illli.
where they Ilnd Killizlll‘ellili highblllln;
‘lhoneo to the rouluurnnt in thin oily.
whom they inncbud illlii drunk twu
illusktllils ouch. hill-r which they ulllrl.
I'd homo. lio snyu iillll Somme drove.
lllu muolliuo on lilo our ll'llokn which
were ill. the oxirrnm rigid or illo l‘ollll,
whit-lb wuu :10 foot with», null tllni thorn
well no vollioio ibiiill‘liililililig lo oolmlmi
him to do no, null illlll lilo unpronobiug‘
trolley lur. mumbled willl lill Juvun
timeout iloudlinlll Hii'lll'k the autumn
bile wrecking lilo our null fluotulilln
llbo ohuii mid crushing iill' icfl ritual.
of NIH. Judd, so lhut uho died
hourn inter.
w... you...
OOLORED WOMAN LEFT $1.500.
Mine Laura Wutkinu colored. who
died in limrlon A few weeks. ago. but
on estate valued at H.500 in bunk nc‘ ,
counts. in her will she bequeathed
this amount to be divided in equal
shared between two sisters who rel;
side somewhere in Mississippi. Judge
Healing. of the Probate court, Stam-
ford, has appointed Tllolmm Harris nu~
ministrator of the estate.
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mealtimes on rosnluorou
ARMOHV.
Mormon. Dec. ill wompirollsr
Dunn today placed the
mounting to 830,800. on the Ton-lug“
ton Armory ind its contents it well
Not-walk 3
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UNDERTAKERS' § _
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1 i H MASH ilild then to be in. lmicol lud illolillg
\io oiiol two iirut (”illluu stocks r‘olullu isbllr Jowoiry of «Very deb
i'lipiiiill. lliluuolidu. Watches. llluoniot t’vlliriloui thvniliorou, Sleeve 1'
.l iliiiii. 3-11 ulr l’iul-l, iiil? Sterling Silver and Silver i’lulwi Ware,
lnrorullv noioolud and ill lnodmlllo prions
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THE szstsne. 2.
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STORES OPEN EVERY EVENiNG UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
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$5. 25 PER TON
Large Size, No. 2 Nut Coal:
$5 25 PER 0N
'l'lo members 01' both parishes.
if. .
‘ j mHupe assessment to be Held
‘ ' Boon.‘
"BR! DG‘FJPORT, Dec.
beginning next Sunday Fritz K
R. C. Cllllrcll.
the preesure of her outside buoiness
Change a Surprise,
Mr. Weber hub for ten years been'
organist nud .ohoi'master at St. Jo»
soph’s IR. 0, church and was regard
has a fixture there, us was Miss Lee
at St. Patrick’s and news of the
change comes as ll complete surprise
Some
time ago, however, Miss Lee felt that
the growth of her pinuo business and
the, pressure of outside duties would
make it imperative for her to give up
Thor post no organist about the first 01"
1the year Her wishes were acceded,
.to and .11:- Weber was engaged in her
pllice, and \lil be in charge at the
lscrvicoo next Sunday Mr. Weber 51
isuccesocr at St. Joseph‘s church has
inot yet been selected. ' 5
State Sangerfaat Here
(‘oincident uilh the announcement
[of Mr. it ebcl' u change comes the
insure that the program and prize
i rehearsals communal. (i
stole snugelllst to he held in this cits
llnext lune. ‘
i To Lead Chorus of 1,000
3 Mr Weber is 10 be tho conductor
kin char o and the principal portion of
ltha program
icompetitions will be a concert by a‘
chorus of 1000 voices. On so huge
,5 scale will
Eductod that the local committee in
lllnrge is lit a loss to procure a suit-
;abie hall {or the immense chorus and.
llhe huge audiences that will be in at-
icndance.
Captured Many Prizes,
i‘ritz K. ll. Weber in a. son of for-
mer Town Clerk Robert Weber, and
besides being a brilliant pianist and
lorgunist, has specialized on cllorni'
music and has attained .greut SUCCESS
in directing lilorni work.
director of lhe Arion Singing society
of Bridgeport, as well as German sing-
ing societies in New Haven, Seymonn
and New Britain. 'At the two last.
Stinger-rests the societies under his di-
rection have come home with valuable
prizes—wounding both first prizes in
New Haven
Mr, Weber studied music in this
oily, in New York and at the monitor
school of Yale university, completing
his studies in the conservatory or
Leipnic, Germany. Since his return
.i’ro‘m abroad he has been teaching}
musicgn this city and dinecl ng chorat
singing about mediate.
Mr. Weber’s new post at St. Patrick's
will give him ample scope [or his
abilities as lugsnidt and choral direc~
tor. for the handsome new church
edifice on North avenue is equipped
with one of the finel‘t organs in the;
city, and the choir is a large and well;
trained one. Mr Weber plans the
expects to outline u very ambitious
musical program for the church
lNCREASE lN BUIClDES.
CHICAGO, l‘iec. 31.-»~1‘he number or
suicides in the United Stuteo in 1913
showed an increase over lust year. the
number being 1.3.106. us compared
with 12,981 in 1912 . according to lig-
llllla collected in this city.
The proportion of suicides so be-
twoou men and women remains about
the sumo no, in previous yours. beinl;
8,502 molds and 4.504 felonies. Phyut
clans, no ueuul. bond the list among
prol’oshlomll men. the number being
(it.
COLUMBUS PASTOR RESIGNB.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. ilol‘. iii.""*"ri10
Rev. Dr. Worthington (iiulllleu realigned
today no punter or in,» Final. Conurot
nutiouni Church other 11 pastorate 01'
31 youru. ‘llo will romuin lls pastor
emeritus. The llov. rlr, (Jon 8. Put-
ion easel-into. punter or the church,
will doom-lid in the native dutimz oi},
pastor.
so the "flrot citizen of Columbus.” is
the uuihor or many bonito. roilgloun
and social. Ho. 1» 78 yours old, ..
a.-.”
LEON M. WOODFORD DEAD.
NAllliA'l‘llGlt. Dec. 31.Wi190!l M.
Woodrow. 61, Pant Grand Master of
the Masonic Grand Lodge or the State,
'a uni degree Manon, mom tor of mark
Commander-y. Knights Templar and
other Masonic bodies, died at hill home
hero toll
tor at the doodyslu' indies Rubber
, move Min. Cola rotatory in till! piece.
A widow and daughter survive him.
Tile funeral will be bold Friday lit 2
p. In.
the respective classes at Hartford and“
i
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Pritiitld Weller succeeds Mina Lee
31358011115 ”
news of great interest in musical and X
. in church circles was made llfiown yon
,tarllay when it well announced that
in
Weller will usuuuledhe duties of or-
ganist and cholrmastur at St, Patrick’s;
Mr. Weber succeedefi
Miss flarnh ill. Lee, tl-eusurewol? the,
. Consolidated ‘Piuno company. who felt.
obliged to resign her post because of ,
duties. 1 1
i(hot-uses have been Sllilflied and the ,
' for the great]
aside from the prize '
the suengerfcst be con- '
’ 8%iiiiw Lace,
MeSSaiine Waists
it
' a made. newest lull models
lion ‘Vil e $3.01) Spellillilv lulled
refit is week ............
. $1. 98.
Mbs’seiine Waisls
Mode 01‘ all silk illesslliilw. made of
lire 55111151 isll models.ileu1 mine .i‘
53,00. i‘Sp'ecinl for this Week $1 59
PancySlik &LaceWaiSls‘
"made of messalinound shadow ' ' i
‘iaierge Vltlil‘iV of uretly o yles.
[value 8-,‘1 $5 Spotiuliy .lll‘ileli
9 9
~ lot 81 Misses Coats;-
' ’I‘hlvt were selling at $15 null "were
week ................... 1. .vz ,,
Cash 11' you have it.
The Maxwell” 5750
Car meet the approval of the piiblic not only in its neat V
lines and appearance, but also in its great power on hills ,
and on the level.
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co
39 Wall Street, Norwaik ‘
He is “it?!
development of e. chancel choir nudi
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Dr. lilltddeu, who lulu been known.
by. He well for years PM!!!“ i ‘
Golden Grain Plour,
suoxsn snounnnns, LB. ..................................
user MIXED NUTS, LB.
nnsr \vsuuu'rs, LB. ........................... ..... 135- ‘ ‘
uns'r CRANBERRIES, LB. ................ loc'
ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St, South Norwalk
Electric , , 5. Electrical , 2,
Wiring for DOMES - Supplies.
Light and Power.
\ ’ Motor Re‘pulu.""‘
Art Glass Domes in different designs and colors. These domes
make very acceptable Christmas gifts and the prices will surprise
you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL coursAcrons.
54 WATER or. PHONE 342 scorn NORWALlc '
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South Nomik. Conn.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
as usual months ahead of others.
THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of Pictorial Review Styles . , ‘
coninins lhc most popuiul unll sllllllWilsll nlodllll-llliolls of
THE “MINARE '1‘” STYLE
You lurlnol ilud lhl-w slyh'l in Hillt‘l' it'llilmlfi-
Pillfll‘iill iil'vil'w nus lbc illoi in liillllUl‘t' lhls~lho intent oi! all
Parisian wodlls.
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ILLUHHATINI‘INCIWWIIW MTTHNS
Every woman ought in how ll l'lilli‘ otulllln lIIl l ll-ul- I‘l‘lli .nu’l inlpm‘i’nlii
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Only 30 routs lit the Pllltm-u f‘lilmter ulwu [or inni‘ml \llb ll
Willem.
Dr mail, as routs, including doupnu gum! in mn- li'n will llilii"1'li.
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