week, on Friday evening, at 8 o‘clock.
.151'
1.
mos not on duty at the time.
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TELEPHONE 1230.
Whole Milk Cheese 201: perib
Pure Lard per lb 141:
Creamery Butter per lb 351:
It speakl for Itself.
In Prints. Why pay more?
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Tel 3711 125 Washington Street
WE GIVE AND HEDEEM PREMIUM TRADING 'STAMPS.
l‘iMrs. W. W. Wright and son. or
Bridgeport, are. visiting ‘Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Williams, of Putnam avenue.
'i‘in1 Fourth Degree Assembly.
lKui'dtts ot‘ Coluu1l.,u1s will meet in the
night.
Hm—
d
The Hospital Whist Club will hold
its evening social with Mrs. Wilt‘red
Bodwcll, No. II ‘Seymour street, this
Thomas Robins. of South Noru'alk,
has safely arrived at Minneapolis,
Minnesota. where he has gone to visit
his son, Arthur Robins. The. weather
is mild there, he writes, and it seems
almost. like spring. lie reports a. line
tl'ilp.
John Ryan. arrested for drunken-
ness and vugrancy, was lined $5 [by
Judge Keogh this morning, .Ryan was
(taken in hand by Oiilcer liobcrt
Gainer yesterday afternoon for pau-
ihandling. lie requested dummy ol‘ the
policeman, after telling a pitiful tale,
that when the latter smelled his
Ibrenth it was a cell for Ryan. The
policeman was in clvilians' attire and
r
NEW ORCHESTRA'S REHEARSAL.
The Norwalk Symphony orchestra
held 11 very successful and enthusiastic
rehearsal last evening in the High
school assembly hall. at which there
were about thirty-ll 1'11. musicians in at-
tendance. i’ndcr l’rof. ‘Wllliam C.
Perry’s leadership the organization ls
improving very appreciably and by
the time the proposed concert is given
in the spring Norwalk will have a. 11111
steal society to be proud of.
At last night‘s session William Well
nltz was eclctcd secretary and Mrs.
1A.. V. Heath treasurer of the society.
'Au arrnllgoluoul was made. whereby
members of the orchestra may con»
tribute whatever sum they may desire
at tho weekly rehearsals. .II was not
deemed necessary to adopt u. constitu~
tiou and l1y-luws. Any person who
is interested in music, In any way. Is
invited to join the organization as
assm'into Inclubors.
'At 111111111111. there. is room for Iron»
bones, tenor horns and the like, The
next rehearsal will I111. held next 'i‘uos-
duy evening at Ilto same place. I11:-
uluuinu promptly at it o'clock.
MAY PROCEED WITH PLANS.
A inertial: oi" the hard of din-clots
of the Town I'ulon. King's Daughter's
and H‘Iill', 1111.1 held in South Naiu'ulic
ymlm'dn). i1 wan plut'liczlily admit-
1’0': WOOU‘JDW
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Golden Gram Flour, 6% a bag
SMOKED SHOULDERS,LB. .. ..... 15c ‘11
“BEST MIXED NUTS, Lil. ......150
BESTWALNU’PS,LB. ..... 18c
BEST (‘RANBERRIES LB.
AN DREW DAVEY
90 Washington St.
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40c, 801:, $1.00 and $2.00 Boxes.
SWISS STYLE
MILK CHOCOLATE
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251: and 50a Bax”.
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Daily and Sunday Papers
I Delivered.
1»
Cracked pyllnders. Burst: Rad-
iators and Ruined Water Jack-
eted Carburetors are costly
items to replace or repair—so
why take chances with an un-
’ ii “'W‘Sl‘tiili
MORAN IS NOT
iiiiiilSiiii’ 8 Eililtil.
It isn't exactly an easy matter to
ligure out why 1111111311. Moran. the big
Pittsburgh heavywo ght. Was chosen
as the opponent of och Johnson in
that scheduled light in Paris in June
unless he has improved wonderfully
oi! late or the' negro champion was
shrewd enough-to grab a white man
he wus'uurc to whip, thus retaining
the title and license to dodge real
lighters for another year or two.
Moran has never done anything In
the ring that justifies him being pitted
against» the cinder. lie is game, but
he lacks science and an unskilled
boxer will be like a hitching post in
the squared circle, with a man of
Johnson‘s class, despite the. possible
l
. ltrnth of the statements from abroad
that the negro has gone back on per
i cent. since he lett America
1 People of the United States do not
1care to see another white man beaten
.1lnto lnsenoiblllty by this big,’i‘cxas
Iblack. The millionaires who put up
{the $40000 purse for the contest lig-
11uro literati“ can win, but they could
"" I have chosen a. much better lighter and
,heon more certain that the defeat of
Etbe champion would be accomplished.
i "(luuboat' Smith really deserves
this match. The experience he has
i gained in defeating good white hca1les
1‘ in America gives him at least a good
icimnco of beating the negro provld~
1 in}: Johnson has gone back. Smith has
the punch, can assimilatt1 punishment
and his ring knowledge is for super-
ior to that of the Pittsburgher.
'it Is to be 11 twenty-round engage-
ment. We cannot place too much (19‘
prudence in the reports that Johnson
is “all in." Physically Johnson is ll.
wonderful man or has been. and even
though he is 315 years of one. careful
training should put him in fair shape.
lie has perfected. in his years oirlut'.
experience. an almost bupenetrablo
defense. lie picks his opponent‘s
punches out of the air before they are
reliable “antidreczlng, (7) mix-
ture when your car could’ be
kept. in this warm, roomy, mod-
ern garage for such a moderate
Horse Blankets
rate?
You‘ll receive the best of ga-
rage service ‘llOl‘t?-lliik tug-"man
who keeps his car in our garage
about us.
Rates gladly named on re
AT
George W Wardwel
52 South Main Street
quest.
W. A. Hanford
Garage
WE GIVE
4W
Green Trading
Stamps
cent a sornre toot.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Yellow (‘ling Peaches ........... 15c
'l‘omntor-s .........": .............. 51: Phone 781.
Superior Lunch ........ 3 lbs. for 256
inililtlll (‘rarkors 3 lbs. for 251; m... E... W.-. M, ...- mm...
It‘vtrn Stumps given with 'l‘11.1s and
NOTICE
Royal Grocery ()1) bill] after Monday, Jan Ii:
Grocers and Frulterern.
12043. 22 80. Main st
IiIlI. deliver all freight.
Tet.
but till” sulllriout 111111111111 is in sluht
111 gum-11ml with lilu buildlmr, opera l
lion, but It was d1 1111111 beat to Ill 11
oluzn't lluurw on the proposition. ll‘étI
looks 111111 11-: Ihouub worl.‘ will 1111111
1y l1.- 111111111111111'111i ill ”111 nltt‘illlz.
Wu anti Shawna! Rubber-‘1
Conneaily 181, Bracken.
lPier 27 East River
Malfoot of Catherine St
ft 1 l'
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F ietcherization
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assimilation, Iht'relorc. nood,
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Nurwnll: and South Norwalk‘,
THE NORWALK STEAMOAT LINE.
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A lot 111 expected of your teeth; help-
1111.111 by keeping them In good condi-
tion.
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JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vino-Pr».
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Henry I. Lockwood
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sentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. The: Alford a dirtiot Way 01
carrying a menace to the ones who
Good tenants are to be bade-tor
will 1111 mm Interest“.
titty advertising.
Auto Robes, etci
The Famous 5A Makei 11111111111111 uusr am 1
Roofing;
E. R. Bradley&Co.
- i
hardly started. Such a man may be
fable to stand off fi novice like Moron
1 for twenty rounds. if he does another
' golden opportunity to topple the reign.
10! the black dynasty in puglllsm 1vlll.1
1 pass.
«M
KING PLATE BY
I
1BL08
M 1N1. "IBAI’ULIS, Jail.
ing their attention to the. growing
lpractlco 01‘ blocking home plate to the
runner by the catcher
3 come along with the pcquisition of the
$heavy football or cricket leg guards
iby the catchers. 1
i With his legs protected by the
tie chance of Injury when he stands
1rnnner. ’i‘ho spikes )1lIl not cut
Let us repair and paint your root through the heavy guards. and there
all for one price, guaranteed, one is nothing for the baseiuuncr to 1101
.but run out of line or crash into tho
catcher. In a majority of accidents
at the plate. the catcher escapes in
2l.v~—llaseball 1
sharps throughout the land are turn-l
heavy guards, the catcher stands lit-'1
till the line and blocks oil the base-i1
liliilKEll Bidilfl
FUR THREE TEARS
NEW YORK. 3h‘t1.iii‘-~“i\'ap" Ruck
or has signed 11 three your contract to
play with the Brooklyn . National
League club. This announcement,
made yesterday by \’loo»l?resldent Ed—
ward McKeovcr, put to rest the. rumor
that the star Iottbnnder would jump to,
the Federal League. Ranker was sup 3
posed to be negotiating with Mauagm 1
Joe ’l‘lnkcr, ot' the (‘hicago Federal]
League club.
Fivo additional members of .thci
Brooklyn team also have sinned coal
tracts. it was announced yesterday.
President Charles H. Ebbcts securing.
the signatures of several, together}
with ‘ltuckor, in other cities while Al-l
ien, pitcher, and Fischer, catcher, sign-
ed with MoKecver here-«Allen tori
two years and l1‘lsch111' for three. .l.‘.
Carlislo Smith third baseman and.
Hecklnger catcher, accepted terms ior1
one your. and Mct‘urthy, catcher. for
three years. Two Brooklyn semi-pro
fesslonal pitchers. Neyenhouse and
Pennington, were ordered to report 1111‘
trial at the spring training camp 1111
the Superbas. 1
All oi' the Brooklyn team have
signed now except .loc Tinker and
several youngsters scoured by draft or.
purchase from the minors. McKeover1
expressed the opinion yesterday that.
Tinker would wear a -l.lrooklyu Ilill-
form this year.
BOUTS FOR THIS WEEK.
Tonight.
(‘oulou vs.
Johnny
Young Slnuett.
Racine. ‘
Frankie Conley vs. George Stewart;
1‘Brldlzepurt.
Battling Levitlshy
Philadelphia.
Eddie Flynn vs.
ton, Me.
Tommy O'Toole 1's.
way, Scranton.
George Chaney vs. .lim ’i‘olaud. liai-
timbre.
Young Togo 1'
kosbnrre. - 1
Mickey llcvlnc vs. Jim Fusane and
Frankie Mack vs.1l1‘rank Nelson, lila-
rievitlo A. (7., Providence. 1
have Kurtz vs. Larry Desmond and
Young Wagner is. Sam iioltzmau,
‘llrookiyn.
Young lingo Kelly vs. Tiger Young.
! and Pete Foley 1's. Kid Denis, Augusta,
Me.
V3.
llay Woods. Lewis‘
I1‘ran kle Coir
Thursday.
Al Shubert vs. Young
.awrencc.
Joe Sherman
‘Sprlngs.
Budrea 11
vs. 1M. Farrell, Hot
Friday.
Joe Goldberg vs. Matt Brock,
Pa.
1 Charles Goldman
Erie.
Vs. Jim Murray.
Joe 'Mnndot 1's.
1 York.
Joe Morgan
Chester, N. H.
Tom tiluty 1's. George Cohan.
ialo.
St. Patrick's T. A. 8.,
Johnny Love, New
1's. Al Shubert, Mair
lint-
ilrocktou. tuna.
tear bouts.
Saturday.
Arthur l'eikey vs. Kid Kenneth.
Taft.C11l.
' Sam Longtord vs. P. 0. Curran.
Paris
‘ stead
1 former lied
Jack Lestcr.’
5. Young Manila, \\'il-_,
re)’.
l111-11'ceutnge last season was
j .Iohnny Kling & Co , and 13 on
Killifer and his assistants in the Quak i010
11v».
ALL sic-:1 V m m ”wide “A
GLOVES 7.9:. ‘ l.“ERW;r".Fl
. 39c.
.31. ...... .
' 1 t it” “3%
e do urinary
iCieafmucc
Sale
The sale event that is the talk of the town
BESBHER Alli] BAlIiV
BEST BASE BUNNEBS
M4.
There would be general rejoicing
among; the. (‘entl'al League ,sgmliuuicss
in the National l.1.-.'1,.1,11e if the. rules oi
the Chalmers conlmissizm 1.1I‘ ilt'thiph
por experts were «banned so that 1'.
car would be. awarded to the lending,
linsestenlor in parent body in
01’ to the. player whom 1111'
scribes consider most valuable to hr»
team.
the
Had this method of procedure been
followed from 11101) on iiob Ilescher.
and new (linut, would
have had four autos in his savage and
Max Carey. of the Pirates. one.
lloth these expert. base pilt‘ercrs
111111111 to the National League from tht-
organization ol' whith Louis l'lcil-
bronor; for runny years (lorry Herr-
mnnu's head ivory hunter, isiheprcs.
ideal. Cincinnati procured tiescher
who led the National League In 1111 its
in limb, llllti, 1911 and 1912!. from
Dayton. while Pittsburgh captured (‘2)-
the boss of the Rattles Iiriunde‘
last year, in South ‘iieud.
The speedy Pirate‘s baserunnln...
711.,
making 78 attempts to steal oi'which‘
til were successiul. Almost hail of
‘Cnrcy‘s stolen bases were. gained in'
the combats with the Reds and the
Phlllies. tMax stole it hassocks on
Bill
1'e1 backstopping department.
MACKMEN NOT SLOW IN
' runaunurtua, Jan. 2i.—JConnie
Mack, manager of the Athletics. an-
nounced today the names or the play-
Thls play has Johnny Dundee vs. 1108 Shupzruc. and ers that have signed contracts for the
coming baseball season. The 1111 in-
cludes all the regulars with the ox-
ception ot‘ Pitchers t‘oombs and
Plank. Catcher Thomas and Captain
Dan Murphy. The last named player
is away on a limiting trip and other
unsigned men will semi In their con-
tracts I11 11 few days, it was stated.
i in addition to Mclnnis, Collins.
Barry and linker. Orr and (lruthers
have signed as inlielders. Levin, nu-
othcr substitute, has not yet signed
and may not be w1th the team this
Jury while the baneruniit’l‘ “‘1 ”it "W‘l Bombardier Wells vs. l’lgot Wales. year.
|most likely to serious injury
"tinder baseball rules the buserunner
is supposed to have a fair chance at.
11 Washington St. 811 Norwalk, Conn 11 base or plate The growing practice liickoy Long Island (.11),
of blocking Is not an improvement to
the shine In any sense, and only
makes for injury, or at. least argu-I
111111111. The rule. makers could renderl
good service by rewriting the rules1
powrnlug interference with a base-1
1runnor I11 such style as to make this
llinposstbio. or could make the penalty
lor blocking a hustuuunoi so severe as
to put 1111 end to that sort of pastime I
(Ir. without adding to the rules, league
presidents could Instinct their 11111-
pli'us to 11"11111l1loi that sort of thing
and but it out oi business and out (11‘
popularity.
I
THREE PLAYERS SIGNED 1
1‘ av BRIDGEPDRT CLUB
i Hotr'ciuu Itoddv. oi’ the llrltlucpcrm
11lub announced11111111116111 that Ibrcn
111-11 players hurt1 been uiitnmi 1111'
"next season. They are I,‘nlcl1o.r liooruo
(truck, of llorr'hostcr, Mass. and
I’Itchoru l1‘r11d Hard, at ‘Itoxbnry,
Mum. and Thomas i1“. Quinn. oi Ur-
auge, N. J. Crook I11 11 former Twin-
1Stato Ilenuuo backstop who was 11ml»
hell by former Manager Mct‘ann but
refused to rcpcrt hero last you: 11311
Wynn conducting a pool room then I11
‘imwoll, Moss. its is willing to play
here now. its recommended ilnrd.
who Is a. southpaw of great ability
Zthat several clubs were after. :Hurd
its six foot tall and Weighs 190. Pitch-
fitlg for somipro teams he won 19
and lost flve.‘ Quinn In a right hand‘
or who won 20 and lost live games
with New J ey independent clubs
last year. 11 signed contract oi
lOutnolder West. of whom mention
was made last week. also come In
newt-day. »
l 11131121111111! in 11111 12111111111111
J. Fox vs. Dutth Brandt, and Jack
'brltton 1's. 'i‘om Campbell, Ilrooklyn.
Young Mike Donovan vs. Young
A. Collar 111. Tom Lowe, Ardmore.
111111.
BLOOM BEATS LEONARD
IN TEN FAST ROUNDS1
In a fast, and Interesting bout, l‘hii
Bloom, of Brooklyn, who recently
i‘ouuht Freddie Welsh and Jack 1llrtt
ton, tiel‘t'nioti llmny Leonard. ol‘ llur-
l11u1. I11 ten rounds before 11 bit; crowd
at the Atlantic Garden. A. (‘., last
11l1.ht.l1uriuu tho first 111'11 rounds the-
boys fought cuntlur 1iv and there was
cry liIIh1 attlon. In the third iliooul
began to rush the local boy around lilo
ring iiiiti front then until the Iluul boll
ended the light there was plenty 111’ no»
i. on.
kiddie \thiiui 11 knotkcd out ’I‘omluv
hurlcll in the third round F'xti'ioll nub.
otltutetl for Young (1'.I11nr_v.1vbo Is
laid up with 1111 luluicd I111:
A good adv pays host in the, hon
antler.
Several new pitchers are wrestled
In thiack'd long string. They are
Baker, Van 1Ilevcer. diokeu and
Graves, and the young catchers signed
up are McAvoy and Sturgis. They
twill work in the 'South with the team
in the spring and may reach the big
but 1111
"Filo ontilelders. besides l1}. Murphy,
Sirnuh anti tildrinlz, include Daley,
Thompson and ilrlckley. the latter .1
brother oi" llnr1.1rd1. Iootbnli captain.
HOFFMAN AFTER BERTH.
lazy lloft‘utun, who played in the
outiiold for Ilnrll‘ol'd. last season, 111
ambitions to become. manager of the
diritlncport baseball club. (lounie
Much. the Philadelphia Athlolies'
11111111111013 wrote a letter recounueud—
luu lloh‘man. {3111111111 said Ilofl’mnn
quI been with him on several sprlnr;
trip». and always Iound luv (.11 111l1l11
of handling.’ players. The player is 11
Iron uncut so 'Ilrldgmuu't Would not
[11111.1 to pay llartt’ord I111 his release.
IlotTmau In 1111111111 man but It looks
11' II' he outta 11d tho. 11111.11 too late to
1.1111 :1 chance.
wuirlurrruro
Ti) 11111. 11111111111111?
\\ I1ltl(;:'I1, oi' allridgeport, has with-
drawn from the pool tourney ut’ Nor-
roill, lu'idgcport and Derby, leaving
Ayrnnlt and Bargain to light it out
alone. Jel‘t‘, the Derby man. and Wil-
lie. the Norwnlk player, are unable to
ilN‘l‘IlHl. i'or \‘i’hitlock’s rel‘usml to play.
unless 11111 wishes to acknowledge by
his action that his opponents are
stronger men. He was: third to liar-
uuin and Ayrault in the recent state
league tourney.
The intercity tournament will not
be stopped, however, and will start
some, tiuu1 next week, the date not you
I
1 SlGNING CONTRACTS1
being announced.
8. NiillWALK BLUB liii.
PAYS LAST 0F DEBT
The stockholders of the South Nor-
111alk (‘lnb Company itsterday paid in
bot last installment nec essary to the
N01walk Building,r Loan and Invest-
111cnt.\ssociation.
The lioard of Directors has author-
he lzcd the treasure. Charles l". iloyt to
draw about nine thousand dollarsfrom
the sinking fund to pay the same to
the Building" and Loan Association.
Upon the connpletion of this trano
action the property of the South Nor-
walk (‘Inb Company will be turned
1 to the stockholders free of all in-
cum-hrauces.
FELL ASLEEP ON TRAIN.
Philip Eraser Refused to Pay Faro
and Is Fined $5.
Philip lirescr of 119 Washington
Street. South ‘Norwalk, was fined 15111
the City (‘ourt_ this morning, evading
railroad fare. The accused fell asleep
on a west-bound train between Bridge-
port and South Norwalk, yesterday.
He had a ticket entitling him to trans-
poratlon between the two points, but.
when the conductor. W. .l. Boyd. ask-
ed him to pay fare from South Nor-
walk to Stamford, he refused. lloyd
gave him in c11510dy£f Capt. More-
hougc, one of the special agents Offline
New Haven Road, and after thelatter
had exhauslted his persuasive pow-
crs on the accused, he sent for the 1
police patrol wagon. Then iireser of-
fered to give his watch as security,
but. Captain Morehouse sold it was
too latc.~~'Stanrfortl Advocate.
MORE GOLF PROFESSIONALS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-—Two notable
additions to the ranks of the golf pro.
tensionnls resident. in the East will
be made shortly. It was announced
some time alto that Louis ’l‘clller. ‘bf
Mauro, had been engaged by the (la-
noo Ilrook (louully (‘qu ), oi Summit,
N. .I,, and it. has been learned that. ‘lel-
Iier Enteritis to sail for New York next
Saturday.
James M. Iinrneu, who has been at
'I‘uccmn tor the 111111. tour or five years.
will come to tho White Marsh Valley
"‘ouutry (‘Iub. nonr Philadelphia.
The coming of 'l‘ullh-r 11nd Ilarneo
will ulvo the East a virtual monopoly
of Ilu:1 professionals who were close to
the top In the open 1-bzuupiou at. brook-
Ilno‘ last. September.
llousollolo helpers \t‘IIII'll Henilucl
Want Advs. for chances to [but more
nuuroointlvo cmwoyeru.
a».
PHONE 858.
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And
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YOUR FAMILY -- YOUR HEALTH
15111111 Money by Using tho Mont Economical il‘ood.
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WE SUPPLY OUR CUSTOMERS PASTEURIZED MILK ONLY.
ALL OUR MILK- IS EASTEURIZED
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Norwalk Chronicler