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scar: Pins..,01$2 up
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FANCY TURKEYS
HOME DRESSED ROASTING CHICKENS .244}
Geese............ 28¢ SmallPorkLoins...16¢
Nails; Ducks .28¢ Side uPork, corned or fresh
Small Fresh Hams . . 16¢ 1
Ever-yuan: no limits and Vegetables.-
FANCY CHRISTAMS TREES AND WREATHS.
23¢lb.
BEERS_____; MARKET
CHARLEs F. PREUSSER. Manager.
6 North Main 91.. South Nam-1k. 13 Main St, Norwalk.
FANCY FRESH KILLED TURKEYS (No Frozen 8tockl..,......
22c, 25:. AND 28c LB.
DUCKS ............... 25c lb.
FOWLs .......... 24c lb.
oases ..... 240 lb.
nos-arise cmcxens. .25.: lb.
“Cut! Buttons ...... $1, $2. 33 up”
wd Gold Rings ...... 85c, 62, 36 up
' Necklaces .....s1.5o, as. 34 up
.. Pins..... ........... .....86cup
u-v- Pins ............... ....81 up
.. o Clasps .. .......... 50c, $1, $2 up
. 1!! Wedding Rings ........... 34 up
WHOM Lavalliers . ”01.50 to 37
‘Gold Neck Chains . ”$1. 50 up
lets .....". .......... O1. 50 to 08
no Ci-IEAP on SECOND-HAND
-. GOODS!
, Honest Goods and Lower Priced
Goods Than At Any Place.
1|!va Article Guaranteed to Wear and
- ' Give Satisfaction.
-mnS,
*"W Very Reasonable Price.
commas
‘ :37 and $10 Suits.
“sinildain St. 30. Noswalk. ,
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
urinal-will he published as a
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“Dennis and FUN‘ERALS.
' tins and taken to St. Mary's Church,
' renderedths solo, “One Busetly,.801-
" emu Therm: "
”Hospital; will he held from the late
Schultifs Sanitary Markets
TURKEYS
22 and 25C 1]).
1W0 Nlili nos Alto ‘ I
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\NORCESTER, 'Mass . Dec, 24 ’—
Funersl of Mrs. Burger.
The funeral of Mrs; Julia Hyland
Burger was held from her home. in
Derby, this morning. at 8: 30, and the
remains were brought here on the 9: 40 ' That Joseph 8 Goldberg, °t Worces
tor, was shot to death and robbed
train, b Funeral Director A. .1. Cal--
y IMonday night in the hem of Felix
Barnth in Manchaug, a village of.
Sutton, by at least two men for whom
the state police are searchinx.
the developments in a mysterious
murder the police are trying to solve.
An investigation of the crime by State
rInspectors Molt” and McCarthy shows
that Goldberg made several sales of
clothing from his wages in Millhury.
Monday, and collected a considerable
The funeral of Edward Fitch Knapp. sum of money from previous sales.
who Tuesday evening dropped dead He showed a large roll of hills while
from apoplexy, was held this often making change (or one of his Mill-é
noon, at 2: 30 o'clock, from the late bury customers but only 86 cents was
home. 48 West street. Rev. Frederick found in his pocket
A. Coleman. rector of Trinity EDIECO‘ After concluding his business
pal Chruch. officiated, and interement Millbury he drove to Manchaug
followed in Norwalk cemetery. The An autopsy Tuesday afternoon
pall- bearers were George A. Jennings. showed a shotgun was used in killing
Frederick H. Quintard, F S. Lyon, Goldberg
William Olsen, George Smith and was found in the body and appear
Harry Smith. Isneer indicated that at least three
'slugs were tired into his back the en-
tire charge passing through the bed)
and coming out just above the breast-
bone.
His skull was also fractured show-'
ing he was clubbed over the head.
where a requiem mass was sung by
Bar. .1. J. McGinnls. .Mlss Alice Splat!
rendered the solos. "Ave Marie” and
"Face to hos." Mrs. lrvlnl thyme!
‘ interment took place
in St. Mary’s cemetery. ‘
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Funeral of Mr. Knapp.
Funeral of Mrs. Gormanettl.
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha German-
etti, of Union avenue, Norwalk. who
died Tuesday evening in the Norwalk
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BUILDING PERMITS
The building department this morn.
home, Saturday morning. at 1:1 30
o'clock. Rev; R. G. Hartley, pastor or ,
the South NorwalkBaptlst Chill-chef -ing issued the following permits:
in
The wad of the- charge}
if Em}!!! Q its Gilyfllsls-
Museums“-
sile W
Therewllloetheusmmm
, "was; and many local.” will .
. spend the day with relatives Mot-
town. A large stream of visitors start-
edcomisg into Norwalk today to
,spend Christmas with relatives in
town.
It will be a-gals day, however, with
the worthy friends of the Salvation
Amy. who will dispense Chflstlills
cheer with a lavish hand. One hun-
dred well-filled baskets, containing a
pleasant Christmas ,dinner will he
lies by Ensign Perrett and his assist-
ants.
in Christmas tree for the kiddies to-
morrow, and about three hundred hap-
:py youngsters will be the
£casiou. Shoes. suits. overcoats, etc.
will be the really practical and sub-
stsntlal gifts these children will re-
:ceive. Ensign Perreit will also follow
up letters mailed in the local post of-
;fiees to Santa Claus. and. in the war.
‘thy cases leave presents.
l At the Armory tomorrow night. a
.wonderful treat is in store for local
basketball fans. The All New Yorke,
Iwith the well-known Fitzgerald.
play the local team in a manner that
gwlll do the hearts of basketball enthu-
jsiasts good. A record-breaking crowd
is expected at the Armory tomorrow
gnight.
: Special music, programs for which
'will be found in another column of to-
day's Sentinel, will make interesting
the Christmas services in St. Joseph's
and St. Mary's Churches. Masses will
be at 5:30, 7130. 9 and 10:80 o’clock.
The 5:30 and 10:30 o'clock ‘nrasses will
be high. At 7 o'clock and 10:30
o’clock. in Trinity Episcopal Church.
there will be celebration of the Holy
ICommunion. and at the last service an
appropriate sermon will be given. Silo
clal Christmas music will he provided.
At 10: 30 o ‘clock there will he services
gin St Peter's German I.ulhe,_n Church.
and at 4- p. m., a children 5 service will
be held with a Christmas, tree and
presents for the Sunday school pupils.
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are Mrs. Elia Amer Chosen Worthy Ruler. lonely part of the town.
and Mrs. E” Joyce Vlos- Ruler.
Last evening the members of Court
Frances. No. 11, 0. G. 8., met at their
quarters. on Washington street. and
elected officers. the names of those
elected following:
Worthy Ruler—Mrs. Ella Armor.
Vice-Ruler-«Mrs. Ethel Boyce.
Past Knish-Mrs. Harriet Gedney.
High Priest—Mrs. Harry 'Day.
1 Recorder—Mrs. Hattie Lockwood.
s Custodian~Miss Emma Buxton.
{ Treasurer—«Mrs. Fannie Joyce.
’ Standard {Bearer—Mrs. Mary Cole.
Right and Left. Attendant—John
Armor and Mrs. Harry Sherwood.
inside and Outside Page—Harry
lPlatt and Preston Boyd.
I Musician—Mary Thels.
Instructor—«Harry Platt.
I A line entertainment will mark the
{next meeting of the court, at which
Itime the new officers will be installed.
‘Refreshments will be served and visit-
[ore will be present from Bridgeport
and Westport. -
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OPHIR CHAPTTR OFFICERS IN-
, rmmuwlhsewm‘
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chicken—and all the fixings to make I 7-
distributed to as many Norwslk fami-
The Salvation Army will also have ‘
invited .I
iguests of honor at this wonderful oc- ‘
will .
(have;
Umhmlhs
Handkerchiefs
Shopping Bags
Traveling Bags
Suit Cases
Bath Robes
Indian Blankets
Crib Blankets
Furs
Copy-right Fiction
Books for Boys
Books for Girls
Children’s Books
'Ladies’ Rain Coats
. Sweaters
Silk Waists
Stationery
Table Linen
Rugs
Even on the last day in the afternoon we can
help you with that little list.
CHECK-OFF sons 0!" mass ITEMS.
*Ladies’ H'osiery
Men’s Half Hose
Children’s Stockings
Ladies’ Neckwear
. Men’s Neckwear
Calendars
Booklets
Cards
Labels.
Tags
25 per cent. off on all the Rugs, Holiday China, Cuijllgfi,
Tags and Nickel Ware
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN THIS EVENING
:DIVIS, GIEIEIIISI
COUNTERIEIIER Ill - 3
(£011le, CAPTURE!)
Dies, Presses and Paraphernalia fors : :
Wilt 510 Notes Discovered in2 .
"k Rm By mef flym‘ ~ . u
new Mayan, Conn. Dec.
Davis, who was arrested late yester—‘
day in the little village of Marlbor-
ough, by Chief William J. Flynna of the
The Store [or Useluleas
Presenls
United States Secret Service, and five ‘
of his assistants, as a counterfeiter,
was brought before United States Com- '
missioner William A. Wright here to-‘
day. and held under 85 000 bonds for. .
a hearing on Jan. 4. ‘
Leibermnll appeared in court with- ,
out counseL In default of the bond he "
went to jail. The specific“ charge ‘
against him is that of having in hip
possession certain dies and plates to
be used in counterfeiting. ~
Lynx l‘ur Collars and
“ Mulls
Black For: Collars dull
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Tailored Suits
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Coats for: Boys and Girls
A? n
The dies and plates referred to were
‘found in the rooms he had rented in
the home of Kopel Goldhagen in a
The secret
‘service men are said to have gotten ,,
on the track of Leibermsn through theI
arrest in New York of a man who was
passing counterfeit money in that city. -. ' .
This man is said to have admitted that '
ehad received the bogus money from
iziborman. who he said was at work
in Marlborough. With this infome—
tion the Secret Service, headed by”
iChief Flynn', set out" to make the cap-
tpre. Having satisfied themselvas as
to the location of the place, they raid
ed it yesterday afternoon, surprising . '
Leiberman, it is said, at work an an
etching for a counterfeit of the new
glen dollar federal reserve note. Scat-
tered about the‘room were dies, plates. .
paper and other material used in en- .-
Igravins.
Leiberman jumped upwhen the of-l .
ficers burst into the room through a .
locked door, apparently intending to
make a fight. when he found himself
looking into the muzzle of a revolver.
held by Chief Flynn, however. he sur-
rendered quietly. and was brought to ‘
this city together with the various ma- _
teriais found in his room.-. ‘
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' ,lilliucoalslor Men.
Shoes for Boys and Girls
Mackhlaw Coats tor
Boys and Girls
Sweaters for
Men, Women and Girls? "
0vercoats for . ..
Men and Boys.
Skating Caps
Glrls’ Dresses
man... and on.
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WITH oun sovss'rlsen'e.
hlr Points for Sentinel Readers to Gen
sider When Out shoppinil.
‘ Women Boys and Girls
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:lclazingételntegszsrylu be in Woo 3 To E. R. Bradley to erect a chimney] STALLED
er - m m ' " ifor C. Swartz. on the Clear Felt lac-i Then 8le elected 0mm“ of 0p
tory, corner Day and Raymond streets. I. Chapter, No 52 .0 11.8., were install--
' ‘ .» paper on Christmas Day. next
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WAR PRICES
0¢
Sherry Wine .
Port .......... ""5 50¢
White Port . ..,. . . . 50¢
Sweet 'Catawba ....‘.. 50¢
Claret .. 50¢
Rhine Wine .. ...... 59¢"
. . Sautemes Bardeen): . .;. 53¢
'Eo'l-rLs‘wms any @3139
Milshire Dry and Tom Gin
. sssss loa'asle Isis-co
, one... ”“5335
. Burnett’s Sloe Gin .95¢
win-”pun 90¢ Milshlrc Side ‘Gi'ri 95¢
" MANHATTAN a. marmrcocxmns $1.
momma err-1mm
Coo-Ass
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._ 'i‘o F .M. Cullen to wire for addition--
a1 lights in the residence of Harvey
M. Kent, on 14 Arch street.
To Hr Nathan to install bath room
fixtures in the house owned by C. L.
Dreher. on 3 Camp street. .
To H. R. Nash to install a. sink in'
Henry Freebie barber shop, in the Pal-z
site Theatre building. on North Main
street. \
_ BRIDGE wild. NOT OPEN.
The new Washington street bridge!
will not open tomorrow. Christmas
Day. as was hoped for by the bridge
construction committee. Due to the 1
tact that the trolley rails for the draw1
hare not arrived the work has been.
held up The laying of the flooring of
the sidewalks and each side of theI
draw. with the exception of a space in?
the center. has been completed. Pe-|
destrians and vehicles could use the
bridge tomorrow, but it would be un- t
safe with the open space in the center.
There is a probability that the bridge
will be formally opened on New
Year's. ; .
ed. last evening. in their respective
stations, by Mrs. Ads Payon. grand 98"
ther, of Danhury, and grand marshal
Mrs. Henery. .of Hartford. as follows:
Worthy Matron-bill“. Fred'Pltser.
Worthy Patron—Cornelius “Van Coe-
voting.
Associatiate Matron—Miss Fannie
Goldschmidt.
Secretary—Mrs. J. H. Shore:-
TreasnreP—Mrs. James handle.
Conductor—Miss Helen St. John.
Associate Conductor—Miss diesel
Shove. ,
Chaplain—hire: Fred Buckley.
Marshal—firs. James Kosher. .
Ada—Mrs. Georgeuwson.
Esther-Miss Nellie Cordial.
Martha-«Miss Marches Hooker
. Elects—Mrs. Otto Idndstnssn.
.. Pianist-Jill‘s. Isabella Williams.
'Warder-«Mrs William Brown.
. Hendrick—Andrew C‘ros
“ After the installation a lunch
was served and a social thine ordered
by all. ‘
Stamford.
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« ing holiday specials. ~
lirteresting news in Road's adv.
Reduction sale at Donnelly's after
six o'clock this evening. Read big
half page adv. ~
llals‘ and Caps tor
llnys and Girls
.. At the Sterling Furniture Co to-
night 20 per cent. reduction will be
given on every piece of furniture sold.
Read the adv “
Fancy fresh killed turkeys,
Beers‘. See adv. for prices.
For tool chests go to Wm. P.. Beers.
To get the best eyeglass service,
consult Thamer, 97 Atlantic Square, .1 . .
at
Turkeys, 220. and 23c! 11).. at , ‘_'
Smitory Market.
Last call for Christmas!
hebe' s adv.
s. A Bernard & Co.. are advertis
Read oé- ‘ ”
, reason courses massacres
DAMAGED.
NEW YOHK, Dec. air-The French
All cruiser Descartes was "dsmsged.
on; Christmas sale at straws.
The Norwalk Furniture ileumo on collision with the steamer Strathmors
request will refund all money paid intheliarbor ots't. basis. The Btrath-
on goods held for Christmas «deliveries; more reported the accident on her- air-
[They also wish 1.. announce that the rival» sows-1.. steii’mqr tduch-
Istore will be spelled for business soled at Islets on her voyslge from
Bushes all-es. and while steaming out
Angora llclllper Suits
' for Boys
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of the harbor her steering gear be-
came interned. causing her to foul the
French cruisen which was at anchor.
The Strathmors was obliged to put
holiday goods and toys at half price. though not seriously on Nov 23-111 I back 101- repairs.
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, CHRISTMAS EVE.
Who earliest shops and earliest buys
Makes ’other 16le healthy and wealthy
and wise. ' .
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Norwalk Chronicler