’AGE EIGHT
Another Burglary
\\ lI_1 not call In. on tin ’.pl1onrnin
No
valuables against this danger, and
. lzIt'l. and it'l Its IIrtIlIt‘l )‘rlill‘
you 111'! have no need to worry.
Taylor & Golden
COUTH NORWALK TRUST CO .
BUILDING.
The
Trinity
Church are. planning to give a turkey
supper II; the parish l1.1!l on Wedncsg
1.1211 of Episcopal
day, llolemher 9th,
A supper is to he g11cu to the men
of the iirst Methodist Episcopal
Church in the church parlor this even-
ing at 7 o'clock.
Thr- big dinner to be given in
Bridgeport this evening as :1 comple-
ment to John T, King. will he stir-111l-
ed hi :1 large delegation of Nor-walk
111211119111 111s.
ltt-hvurshls are in progress for th-
play, Wedding ( I‘ 1111i
Gill," 11l1it'lI is to he girth the.
young [111 1111c of the (‘iy for lilt' he 1. '
fit of the lluy Nursery.
"'I no .I11 '1;
111-
'l'he $111111 lien f‘ross (‘LinIluitlt‘e lrzrs
receiled the f'olloning articles and
l’ornnrdwi them to the lied t‘ross
headqunr’crs \X’anamakcr's store.
New York City: 2 niglrtingules. lrom
Mrs.~Stupieton; i abdominal hand.
4 pairs wrist slips, 3 pairs heellcss
socks, It: nightingales, from Trinity
'Brant'h twirls' Friendly Society,
' A huge touring car: bearing the Ii-I'
cence N. 1', Riot Sunday evening. skid-I
(led into a tree near the
Norwalk- '
llarien line when the tire on one of
the trout wheels burst, the driver
momentarily losing control of the
speeding machine. Tire front of‘ the
car was slightly damaged. Assistance.
was rendered by workmen from a,
Dnrien garage. 1
11576111 t1. Thompson, son of Super l
visor and Mrs. George E_ Thompsod‘,
of Edlie avenue, Fnst Norwalk, was
granted I. re Master of Arts degree by
Yale Uniterslt), upon the completion
of two years of resident work requir-
ed by the new rules. Yule. In almost
the only University in the countryI
which requires two years of resident
work for the degree, therefore the
Yale degree is much desired. Mm
Thompson, who has charge of 1115,
Classical Department at the. ,Statel
Normal School, Potsdam, N. Y., spec,
ialized in Latin and English. He Is
also a graduate of Williams College.1
I
iHato stopped the ladder 20 rounds to.
511' Water street. where i will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishmontu
A: HEGELEIN
Phone 1106-12.
REGULAR RRICES.
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Sal llcpztlica. 25c silt ...... 18:
5:11 Ilcpulica, 50c sizc ...... 321:
Sal ii'cpatica. $1.00 size . 72c
North's Milk Sugar .I ....... 25c
“00th Shrsapat’illa ........ 80C
Donnk liidrrcIt l‘ills ........ 400
Slillson-Powcll Crnporatitln
8: WASHINGTON STREET
fifth“ 1- “Ma ’01er air 41‘
”re/5111111 arm Iain strut:
will In -\‘1-u York city todl on buai
A wit was born re'enlly to Air and
Mrs. flannele Areno, oi; Main street...
upper Norwalk.
William R, Hausa. Jrlof Westport.
and Miss Edith G. Porter, of Norwalk.
on ’l‘hnnksgiying day were married by
Rev. James 'Uenton Werner, pastor at
Grace Church, uptown.
.lcsse Jones, of Cedar street. wanted
for some time by the mike for the
nonsupport of his wife and three
children, was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon by Officer Frank S. Stratton.
Mr Jones' case will be heard this
afternoon before Judge Keogh.
The case of Mrs Mar1 Brady. moth-
er of ‘tlay Brad}',1\ho 1111s recently
arrested, charged with incorrigibility.
was continued indefinitely by Judge
John Keogh who heard her case we
terday afternoon Mrs Brady was ar
1csted yesterday at noon by Officer
Frank S. Strattcn, charged with va-
grant-y.
The final sitting of the Board of Ms-
innate and Taxation will be held one
1 week from this evening. Al this time
Iseveral matters
of importance will
come up for consideration. Among
them will be the question 0! granting
an appropriation to the street depart-
ment for the purpose of permanently
paring .tliil Hill and sections ol‘IIond-
11a) in liast Nor“ alk. The council at
iI«1 izwl session asnrd a resolution re-
(gut‘silng that the Hoard do this.
t'tty t‘nIInt-il. also, convcrw ext Tucs-
tlty Honing for rcrulnr business.
. A Practical
Christmas Gift
?The ‘lwantu’ Gas iron.
complete with tube
and stand
$3.59
GUARANTEED
.I
PaCked III an attractive harmless enough, but when he closed
Holly- Colored Box
The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.
LATEST MODERN
DANCES taught pri-
vrrfcly and in class.
Private lessons, 7-35
1 Each pupil has pri-
vate room with
trnctor. No one to crl-
ticizc your mistakes.
Written guarantees to touch 1111111111. -
us in vermin rrlrrnbcr lesson, if you,
full we keep touching you until you,
learn \1itl1mri additional chrirge.
POLLEY’S 1
27 Monroe St.
TFLEI‘IIONE (‘14 13-2.
l orchandedncss doubles
tcrcst . from Dec. I si.
Forehanded is .4-Htinded
tapitIal sa1ed works for 1',ou and, free from
110rrics,_v0u work better for yourself.
Build up your savings account at this bank.
Deposits made on or before Dec, 5th will draw in-
SOUTH noswALmNG
-. CONN. ,
4
because
money
your efficiency
.-O u. .1 “3.131115?
The,
inn. ,
Opp. R. R. Station ‘
_ Itatute by hire name: had been too
THIEI ISOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
_II
I:
lllllill SPIIII
I0 HUI PUDDING
0|! IIlIlIlPLllIES FOB ,
WELSH Mill SllllGIlillEI
Joe Slrugrue and Freddie Welsh wilt
meet at a Broadway Hotel, New York,l
touiorrow,,at 2 o‘clock, and it’s ccrtalnl
that neither of them will come to lb;-l
meeting place filled with plum pud
ding and apple dumplings. And there’s-
a reason. The much talked of weight}
question will be settled then and there I
Reports from the camps are that both“
men are knocking at the 135 pound
door. Simgrue will make it much ens-5
ier than Welsh. Yesterday, after hisI
workout, be tipped lilt' beam at 134. I
“"311 bl able to get a pretty l"ll' 11111!
011 just what Sam McVey has left in:
the fighting line, for he is to box flat- I
tling Jim Johnson. at the: l-‘uirmonti
New York. on December 9. While Jimi
isn't an Ahthuh Johnson or u Petcrl
Jackson, still he Is a troublesome dill“;
ky inside a set of ropes, and long be ‘I
fore the finish Sam may get awfully?
tired of Colorado Maduru .leems.
"Some fighters have queer notions!
about training" remarked Frank lirnv, |
last night. ”You can go into most .1ny i
gym where a good man Is training and
hull him slugging 2111111 at a big bug 111 I
sand or hurley, as some use. Nothing
in the world could make a man slo1ver.I
ll:e Weir came into my comp year.» sign
and caught me at that stunt.
"Got 11 first hug.‘ said Ike. ‘TlnttI
thing will maize vou slowet than al
snail (let a light leather bag 11an hungl
It up IIILh. so that you'll haw to hit‘
up and fast lt' ll make 1our urmsuche
111 first but you'll find that the (‘.\(l‘-
rise will prevent them etcr getting.
weary and heavy in the ring.‘
"\latt) Bald“ in Is the onlv mun
ev‘el saw who got the Idea, and yotii
lletct‘ soc. Matty 8 arms getting leggy;
No air. the heavy bug is all wrong." ‘
. Jint Flynn is one fighter who never
‘fails to examine a man's hand band-
ages. “I neglected it once." said Jim.
“and l nearly had the head cut oi! oi
lure. l was fiflltbbg a bustier one night
Iand I didn't bother to lnopect his taped
hands. lie cut me every time he hit
me. and when a punch came straight
rat me I thought. i had been hit with the
lbutt end of all by 41scantllng. i re:
,llzed that he had something closely re-
Tl‘lated to a horseshoe In either mil and
:I asked him hbout it. after the fight.
Then he let the secret out. Under
each layer of tape ho had Inserted the
thinnest kind of tinfoil. it looked
'his fist the tinfoil tightened across his
:knucklerr until his lists were as hard
Ins steel Hurt when ire hit? Sweet.
-splrlts of nitro! I always take a peek
Inow.”
Well. they 1e picked a tough one for
Tommy McCarty. Jim Buckley for
Gunbont Smith and Henry lrsiingcr for
McCarty got together yesterday and
iposted a forfeit as a guarantee of good
lfaith with the Empire A. (3., New
:York. McCarty will get the test of his
iiife when he meets the Gunner. as has
Ibeen arranged. next Tuesday night. It
.looks as if Tommy is trying to lump
across the East Ri1er~but then. he
:mlght win. He'll understand fullytbat
1the Gunner is not a Driscoll or a Stun
jago by the time he has sampled some
lot the sailor's whacks to the jaw.
it was learned yesterday that the
representatives or Jack Johnson and
Jess Willard have posted $5,000 each
1with Stakeholder Bob Vernon. the for-
felt money to bind their match, as re-
truired by the articles of agreement.
LCHAMPION SWIMMEiRS LEAVE FOR3
AUSTRALIA.
; HONOLULU, Dec. 1.——Duke P. Ka-
'hanamoku, world's champion short dis-
tance swimmer, and George Cunha.
also one of the best known American
swimmers. left here yesterday for Au-
stralia to meet the champions of the
Antipodes.
INDICTMENT AGAINST BANKER
HENRY DISMISSED.
...Mvr'
1 1"“
WASHINGTON. Dec": 1.——Tl1e 1111-
peal of George G, Henry. a New York
banker, from the decision of the New1
York courts. holding he must return
;to Washington to answer to an in-
dictment for contempt of Congress for
refusing to give information to the
“Money Trust" investigating commit-
J
1
Supreme 'Court.
JIM .cnow LAW INVALID.
WASHINGTON, Dec. L—The Su-
Supreme Court yesterday announced
through Justice Hughes that the Jim
Crow law of‘i'Oltlahoma was invalid,
in so far as it allowed the furnishing
of sleeping, parlor and chair cars
only to white persons. _'l‘he“court did
not. Issue a decree because the suit
to enjoin the enforcement or the
general in setting up the rightnot
tIlIIe negroes -
tee, was dismissed yesterday by the 1.
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1~:1
DAILY POEM
THE STRANGE DAYS.
the gray
Days when
blood
And the smoke from the chim-
neys tawcrs,
Turning the world to a temple
rude
On the graves of the
and flowers.
leaves
Nights when the million feet
Of the long rein trip and tread,
lDancing the dance of the Incom-
plate
And the Urinterpretcd.
‘IHours when the high winds men
And the herding cloud banks
part
You Speak in 1 language Old as
fear
And strange as the listcn‘nr;
heart.
—Eari Willoughby Williams.
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“M’ifiufl‘fim my.» ..xr partiaftw ,
skies .
‘ovrzacoAT
I SALE
§$15 & $18 values at
"$950..
iLOuis Avrick
r IPOSTOFFICE BLOCK
1 SOUTH NORWALK
i
1
Jacoby’s
Ladies Coats
$7.98
TUES'DAY, DEC. 1, 1914
FURNITURE CC
1’27ii BNASHING’IZ.‘Y
SCI NO RWALiri
Holiday Aprons
Tea Aprons Useful and Dainty
Gifts.
Lallits‘ 'l‘ca Aprons. round and square. t‘lllill‘tlitlt'l’t‘fi and
lucc trimmed. 111 assortment of patterns in (lulled Swiss
and lawns ......................... 125¢ to $1.00
Plain and linihroirlt-r) l rimmcrl l\l.1itls \prnns
................ 25¢ 21ml 50¢
Lollics' Largo \Vllitc Lauri Aprons. plztiu dilii embroid-
COAL COAL
THE COAL QUESTION
'1‘
i
i For the right lll't', l1u_\' til:
i right cool. (lur coal is all
: , I
1 coal. its gutltl. hard, clean
coal with heat in cvcrIv lump.
lt t‘os‘ls no more thou the oil1~
cr kinds.
Harris & Gaus
t-1-I1 li‘liillllt‘tl .......................... 25¢ l” 75¢
I. r. MALLEITTE
THE ROYAL JAMES INN
THE PLACE 011" S .\TlSl“.-\("I‘l0\'.
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Books For BU Y
v-\ .... .—
SMOKE
DREYIFUSS' PERFECTION, 5 CT.
B G l -
0,. a” "8 Hazelton,
...1.
,l The Camp Fire Girls' Series.
Saddle Boys’ Series.
STRAIGHT-$2.25 BOX OF 50.
N. YI.,N. H. 81 H. R. R.
Tittletable
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27, 1914.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. .
A. M.:—-137x, 6: 34:, 5: 42: 6:09
6:57x, 7:18x, 7: 48, 8:1811, 8: 59x9 :191,
9: 40, 10: 33:, 10: 511, 11:51.
P. M.—1:13:, 1:28x. 3202:, 3:29,
4:41x, 6:15x. 5:45, 6:02x, 6:47, 7:02x.
7:45x, 9:51x, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:25x, 5:34x, 52421:, 8:54,
10:33x. 11:51.
P. M.—-1:13x. 2:44x, 3:01:11. 4:413,
5:45, 6:02x. 7:02x, 7512, 7:
9:51;. 10:18x, 10:110.
57x, 8 : 211x.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M .--4: 411:, 5: 30, 6: 43, 82 00:, 8: 51K,
9: 15x. 10: (‘23. 10:05,10:50X. 11:03.
IP. H. —-12: 03, 1: 05,2 '04:, 2:57, 323015
5.5 4:,26 6::.05x,524 5:,23
0.6 3:101 9: 37,11:15x,13:00x
6: 01x,‘
Sundays.
A. M.-—6:00, 82001:. 9:00x.
10:50x.
10:02x.
P. 111.—'12:1o, 1:02x. 3:39, 5:02;, 5:04,‘
(Min, 7:091. 8:10x, 1111511, 12:00x.
SOUTHNORWALK TO NEW HAVEN‘
A. LIL—12:23:. 1:13x,_ 6:06,
9:15x, 10:18:; 11:113. 1:57x. .
P. M.—"-12:03x, 1:20, 3:15x, 4:28, 5:17,
7:15,
lmrx, 11:17, 7:09:, 9:25x,‘ 11:20.-
Sundayo.
A. Mac—12:2“, 1:13x,
10:19, 11:11x, 11:57:.
P. M.-’—2:09x, 3:16x, 4:46x,
6:48. 7:09x, 8:2811. 9:25x, 10:51x.
7:49, 9:15x,
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURY.
A. M.——6:13, 8:27, 11:59:.
P. 'M.—1:25. 4:98. 6:90, 7:22.
Sundays.
A. 11.41037. ‘
P. ar.—a:»16, 7:25.
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~ Arr—500.7 11318 19:03.11!»
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Just h-cehnl a large .nxlomnent o!
BILIII’OLDS and (‘LASI'
BOOKS, that were manufactured to
sell at. 25c, 50c, 75c and 8t will be
10kt while they Inst at
19¢ and 38¢
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield. Prep.
40 wares eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK
Fits—U Eyeglasses
i
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l ..‘ *
'i We (pr mango/r"- 77209
, 'iru‘ Jean. v11 A’otrceab/ I?
Should youreyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasaes need
I adjusting, feel atIll-berty to consult
i WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OIPTICIAN. ‘
Room 6, Keefer Building,
,No. 155 Washington 8:.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Frlday
Evenlngo, 8:90 to D.
N. "I. address—727 ..th .Ave., 9 to
l
SPECIAL SALE
POCKET ‘
The NORWALK?
Money loaned on articles of value ‘
251: Each?
Coal
3 Little Women Series.
A'J'
Ruth Fielding Series.
And Many Others.
RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North lilain St.
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co]
TEL. 294.
1
122 WATER IT.
Step
Laders
All Sizes and
Styles
"1%” RALSTO
Albert F. Gehebei SHOFS
25 WASHINGTON STREET. ' '
IPhone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery,i
l An ideal “inter shoe for Int
31 he solcs arc viscollizcd to pr
SOUTH’NORWALK. ' ' _ l
ivcnt the. penetration of any (lam
: $4.00 '
Equal to most 60 cent
‘ grades. 60 S & H Gloverif
Stamps with eaICh lb‘l Probobi 1' a lot or people with
greater ability than you have b
higher salaried positions—hat
Davey’s
_ 50c TEAS 1
4 n m dallv.
lTry, Sentinel Want Ads
“marketed their services" throuI'
Sentinel want advertising. ‘1:
Juan Arroyo; the Porto Rican waiter
I Who shot William Daley,5. atelion em-
ploye of the Pawling school at Pawl-
ing,\ ."
tea from which Daley died in the hos-
pital in Danbury, a few days after-4
wards, has been sentenced to not less
than five years and six months and
1 dotinore than twelve years and six
months‘ imprisonment In Sing Sing
prison. . Arroyo .was placed on trial
on Poughkeopsle, 'N. Y.. a few days
ago. -_Aiter some otrtIhe evidence had
by request of the prisoner‘s counsel
' and Arroyo afterwards entered a plea
otI guilt of mttnslsughtor in the oral:
.Y.. on June 7,i11tilcting injur.
been Introduced, the trial was halted I
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SMOKED SHOULD-ERIS, lb, . . . .".’. ....... ’ ...... . . 14¢
GRAN SUGAR, 4 1-2 pounds .......... . 25¢
Comps Lard, lb. I .. 11¢
VVARRANII‘EDI EGGS doz. ......... . . 30¢
. DELICIOUS CREAMERY BUTTER, lb.‘ . ...... 35¢
GOOD TABLE BUTTER, ib. ..... 30¢”-
ONIONS, Red orYellow', qt. ......... . . . 5¢
Ll‘tiA BEANS, faulty Calif. ,13 lbs.
Baal: Indra Tea Co.
. 25 Washington St. ‘ - . Phone 37l
Norwalk Chronicler