insulation.
These days are cold without
quire—to sulfur is a shame;
and Christmas Day is draw-
”ing nighcr, the costar giv-r
ins’s setting higher—life'-
an expensive game!
A gift of gems we all ad-
misc, of such hides things
talks never tho—and they
are not to blame. Give Dis.
smalls, then, if you desire-—
our black ones make a merry
- Jam—the cost is much the
same!
The
FERRIS COAT
COMPANY.
K MERRY XMAS AND BEST
:lW'ISHES TO MY FRIENDS
:lAND PATRONS.
CllAS 'BRAND’S
.‘MasHINGTON 8T.. so. NORWALK
tWATCl-l TOMORROW'S AD.
quSCful HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Boys’ Mackinaws,
.Boys' Suits audfihalma-
' caans, ‘
'At Very Reasonable Price.
GOTTLIEB’S.
" $7 and $10 Suits.
:1 N. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
Hayes
5* “NEW CITY
SMARKET
Hayes’ Block
69 N: 1th Main Street
9 {Never before in the memory of the
luptown merchants has there been so
[ow people out on the streets on
: hristmas Eve No reason can be at
,h‘lbuted for the scarcity of shoppers
W mat few who did their buying early
‘ ilil the cv ening headed for home early,
bid by 10 oclock the walks were as-
.‘fifiitfid.
Ehs sleds for the children at tho
jats for distribut on last evening
-fihoy will be passed out later by Mrs.
“LII. Henderson.
lWilliam Gibson. of Newark, N. J.
I being entertained over the holiday
at the home of his brother, Sergeant
ll. Harry Gibson, on Quintard place.
w;
‘1
harenuulohmweanre. V
‘5' CHICAGO, Dec.
«,lnunicipal Christmas tree arrived too:e
WAR PRICES
FOR ‘
THE HOLIDAYS
........
SEASONS GREETINGS
At this opportunie time, we wish to thank you (or the many favors
passed our wsy‘iluring the year. Few of us have enjoyed a record- 5
breaking season. but all may have occasion to be thanktul, especially g
for the unusual opportunities that lie polars. us. , We hope that this °
will be your happiest Christmas and that the coming year holds for
you the Greatest Prosperity attainable.
Folthfuily,
l‘he Hatch 8t Bailey Company
WASHINGTON, Doc. 24-Jnstics La-
advisemeat today an application for
FANCY TURKEYS.
Geese ............ .. 28¢
Native Ducks ...... 28¢
Small Fresh Hams . .16¢
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Telephone 583-2
HOME DRESSED ROASTING CHICKENS.
Everything' In Fruits and Vegetables.
FANCY CHRISTAMS TREES AND WREATHS.
an appeal from the action of Judge
Newman of the Georgia Federal Court
in refusing to release Leo M. Frank.
the factory superintendent convicted
otthe murder of Mary Phagan, on ha-
beas corpus proceedings. The justice
_ __________ 28¢ lb did not intimate when he would an-
. 24¢ bounce his decision. .
Small Pork Loins _ . 16¢ Frank's Lawyer in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Doom—Louis Mar-
shall of New York, attorney for 1A0 M.
Frank, the Atlanta factory superin-
Side Pork, corned or fresh
...... 15¢
murder of Mary Phagan. arrived in
Washington today, to present to Jus-
tice Lamar of the Supreme Court on
l 6 North Main St. South Nor-Walk.
1
l
ROASTING CHICKENS. .25c lb.
BEERS’ MARKET
CHARLES F. PREUBSER. Manager.
l FANCY FRESH KILLED TURKEYSTNO Frozen Stock) .........
application for an appeal from the re
fusal_ of Judge Newman of the Geor-~
gin Federal Court to release Frank on
a‘ habeas corpus writ. The attorney
darlined to state what course would
be pursued if Justice Lamar should:
deny the apes].
In addition to the formal appeal, Mal
Marshall had prepared for the Snow
tics‘s signature a certificate statin III:
that in his opinion there was “-pmb I
able cause for appeal."
13 Main St, Norwalk.
22c, 25c AND 28c LB.
l GEESE ............ 24.: lb.
|
l
SChultz’s Sanitary Markets
—-——-— !
TURKEYS .:25:::..:::ws::a::;:ai6:.‘
22 and ,‘25C :11).
DUCKS ............... 25c lb. S c] tlll ‘ l ‘
u l a cer on e s necessary n an 3
FOWLS """""""" 24° lb' appeal from the denial of habeas Cor-l
a pus when the conviction is in a staiel
ourt.
i LARGEST CHRISTMAS
"All IN ITS HISTORY;
ills history. This shows the popular]
ity of the parcel post The number of
out going parcels. estimating from the
lrecoipls irom the sale of stamps ex.
Eceeds that or last year by about 50
per cent. \V'hile Ibo- rats of postage
has been reduced sin a last (‘lIrist
—1mas,ye.t the receipts have exceeded
CHRISTMAS FORGER
I OBTAlllS $21,000
1 “—'“L‘ 7’ ‘-
24.‘—-A swindler.
:known to the police as the "Christmas
'lr‘orger,” who during the shopping sea-
Ison last Christmas is said to have ob-
tained $21, 000 in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, has cheated Chicago
lmerchants out of thousands of dollars
Iwithin the last week, it was learned
today. .
i 'A. Travers," contractor and build-
,er. of Montreal Canada. as the forger
lintroduced himself carried letters of
I
l
l
!
'and desire, at the same time. to be 111‘
1credit for sums varying from $1. 000 to‘
11.0 000. He sought the leading jewel
ry establishments in the city for his
.opcrations and is known to boys vlc-
M Iimized four concerns out oi $4. 000.
Others reported they had cashed w orth-
less drafts and checks for sums rang-
ing from $l00 to $500.
l “Travers." according to private de-
tectives, carries on his swindling oper-
ations only during the Christmas shop-
ping season and selects a new held
every year.
”—1—...“
,\' I5)\\' 1 EN
FEITS. -
VV ASHI\GTON. Rec. 24. ——DlSCO\'-
the National Park ‘Bank of New York
n «
States Secret Service operatives.
unwittl donorlptlon,
“bot kl tar F‘
Ac‘
C.
counterfeit boars tr
the portrait of William McKinley. ‘
charter nuriibcr 891; bank number
257321; Treasury number Msiihui
and should be readily detected.
1
Manograrn VVhiske) .75¢ Sherry VV' Inc ..... 50¢
Old Crow ..... 100 Port ....\..... 50¢
£3n3dian Club ...... $1 15 White Port ....... '..'. 50¢
Wrens River ....... 90 Swrct Catawba ..... .50¢
l‘d' Valley ......... $1, ‘ Claret: ........... 50¢
lson ..... .......... 85¢ . Rhine’ Wine ..... 50¢
, ........... 95¢ Sautcrnes Bordeaux ...5 50¢
Mite Tavern Dry Gin
ooo‘W
Burnett’s Dty and Tom
$199 Gordon Dry Gin“ $1 :
"Gin......'..... ...... "90¢ M95¢
gLn. MONOGRAM and 1301'an WINE any imam oo
-Milshire Dry and Toto Gu'n _
oo.u-.I’. uuuuuu
Burnett’s Sl'oe Gin
Milshire Sloc Gin 9
138 WWW
PHONE l_ I d S
DOLLAR couxu‘mt- 5
ray of a new counterfeit $10 note oni-
qwmumcod lodav by United market.
._,_._..___..._..___——
the MANOR SCHOOL CLOSED BY AT llel‘s
' ‘Point as preparatory school for boys; from
.Irprcttily and tho various gifts were promises to attract a It!
. yesterday, on account of the illness at
5 his mother. who suffered a stroks.5:
FAIRHELD COUNTY [those of last year by several hundred
dollars. The incoming mat a have been
AS A FARM'NG GENT£R5 ..large which shows that !the articles
...—...
“lin the press throughout. the'countl'y,
The regular annual report 01' thugadVlSan persons to mail parcels ear-
Conuectlcut Board of Agriculture is ly have been heeded, At‘tha’c‘lose of
being received by Norwallt residents business each day all parcels have
interested in farm work. Fairlleld‘llt‘ell delivered Extra teams and men
county, cspeclally the southwestern have been added to the regular force.
district, receives line praise from the lllld While the miles quarters have
authors of the report, who glue that- been cramped. owing to lack of room.
Fairlleld'couniy is- very attractive to ‘ yet all mail has been despatcbed Wllh
those who seek a home in the country, out any delay whatever The lncreas:
all business of the allies shows moro
and more each year the need of more
room. S
ital it is certain that this morning theroi
its line commutation service. :
many trolley lines, and miles of im Will 1‘6 ““3le a larger number of‘
’ on any other day. An
proved roads, make its farms accessi- parcels than
his to New York and to the manufac- other team will be used to assist in
turlng cities of Bridgeport, Dunbury, the delivery of these and it is hoped
Norwalk Stamford. Shelton and other that all parcels will he delllered lll‘
smaller manufacturing touus, afford- '3le afternoon
in: the best of markets for all incl
produce of the farm, within easy dis BIN-"S“ colUEns “on“: :
1.... °' "1° ...... hummus: arcuurlous
The level lands, states the report.
along the shores of Fairiicld county”
furnish the best inducements to the; .
imarket gardener, returning in many: WASH'D‘GTON' Dec 2;‘Bri:;:::$
{instances several hundred dollars per llers 1“ the Canal zone ave
acre. The soil in fertile, easily tilled
{affording the greatest opportunities
'f_or intensive farming. and is at no
close touch with business affairs in the;
city
.—--—m'—’"
ing to the Canal record of Dec 16
just received here but no mention is
lmads of alleged infractions of Ameri-
can neutrality.
lsels arrived at Cristobal on the At
lantic and Balboa 9n the Pacific side.
without bills of health in violation ofi
Quarantine regultlons Fines or $26
were imposed upon the Roddam and
the. Kirnwood, which brought coal
England and Wales. They were
ivas closed yesterday. The attendance allowed to proceed through canal and
,lately was about thirty, although it is detained at Bilbao until thy“ direct
lstated. there Were at one time about court had acted The merchant steam-
1four times that number. The principal ers Ny'anza and Atlantic City. sugar-
is Louis D Marriott, owner of. the laden. were lined $25 each The co-
property, which is said to be worth lier Mollina was fined $50; the WitlI-'=
about $200, 000. it is thought a, to amass.
cciver will be appointed. Business sis-’ad‘d the Lens. and the Boyna, with
pression is said to be responsible for coal room Wales were lined $100 each.
. . _ each
the schools difficulties . . i All of the six coal shlmants were
The spirit of the holiday was mam consigned to the British AdmiraltY-
tested at the Norwalk Hospital, yesfi M
terday. with a Christmas tree which The annual Christmas Night dance
was enjoyed by the patients and the will be held this evening. at the Nor-.1
5nurses. The tree was decorated very walk Country Club, and the °m8l°nl
go number at
”the members and their friends: 8981‘
—‘.—-———,——---—-—--— ldel's orchestra will play for duel“.
,. Frederick L. Chandler. commission land an upeclfiny pleasant time u
or of the First district. was Called to looked forward to “1. or.
the home of his parents, in Hartford. 5
TACHMENTS.
STAMFORD, Conn. Dec.
lowing action to foreclose on mort-
Igage of $50, 000 and attaclIms ts to
’Ithe amount of $18. 000 by various cred-
itors, the Manor School at Shippan
23,—Foi-
given out in the httcrnoon.
......——_
Gold pieces were rectified as Christ-
magma by some of the long-time am-
run is the third attack and nor oon- 'pone‘. or the Woolw s a 10 cent
mat the Supreme Court took under '
tendent. under death sentence for theJ :
I Wooster Cemetery.
t
violated quarantine regulations accord.l
point more than ten miles from a goool :
From Dec 5 to 16, six British col- l
and No British merchant veg-5
also coal laden, was fined :50 .-
Tristram & Hyatt
we WISH YOU’A MERRY CHRISTMAS
10uI'AnIIualClearancc Sale 01
In The Bargain Department
25 per cent,lDiscount on all Impurted China. Cut
Glass, Nickel and Aluminum Ware
an or unmet !
liniiR I8 f0|JND 1!
1111an IN emu!
Mutilated With a Dozen Wounds ln-R
ilicied by Knives-Jewels Missing:
ul’olice finest Suspect . ' :
WAKEFIELD, Mass, Dec. 24
Bt‘ailh for the slayer of Maurice s.
Alburtson. the Lawrence jewelry sales-
man. whose body, bearing eleven stab U
wounds, was found buried beneath a El
but here yesterday, was continued to-
day. police from lawrcuce, Lowell and
Boston assisting the local olllcers.
Three men 'who Were detained after
the body was discovered were released
today. It was stated at the police sta V
tion that they might be wanted later U
as witnesses. The police said they i.
worn anxious to interview Giuglo Sar- i.
zone, who occupied the but during the ‘
fall dad who- is believer to have known - .
Albertson. l
A Merry Christmas
To Our Patrons
ar/a/n/fi/fi/
.1 \‘ \ on - \‘\
and ii
wound around his neck. A bundle con
training a knife. hatchet. saw and bar'
was found in the but today. ‘
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of Mn. Germanettl.
Tomorrow morning. at 11:30 o ‘clock
the funeral of Virs. Bertha German-
ottl, will be held from the late home
on Union place. Rev_ R. G. Hartley.
of the South Norwalh Baptist Churcln.
will omcinle. and interment will be in.
llaubnry. 3
Servicablc Shoes ior Boys and Girls
For
All of the leading nlakes in many styles. -
: ..ollool Wear and Outdoor Sports.
5%
BANNER COUNCIL OFFICERS. '
Miss lnez Miller Chosen as Councillor
Last EVsnlnfl.
The following officers wore elected
last evening at the meeting of Ban
ner Council, Daughters of Liberty:
Councillor—Inez Villler.
Associate Councillor—Minnie Good- "
row.
Vice—Associate Councillor —— Jennie
iTuttle.
Recording Secretaryf—C. J. Ferris.
Associate R. S.——Carrie Goodrow.
Financial Secretary—C, P. Warner.
Treasurer-ids Rowland. ‘
inside Guide—Lottie Payne.
' Outside Guide—C H. nuloe. .,
Musician—nipple Bush.
Trustee—F. A Scoileld.
Dainty Dancing Shoes -
3 223, J” For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Conneally5&Bracker,1 I
81 Washington Street. Telephone 1472-2.
—-—EXTRA SPECIALS~—~
. Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. ................... 34¢
\ .
.a-
... C
First Representative “0'3“ ° Pure Leaf Lard,52 lbs. . . . . .......... . ..... ‘ 25¢
Young _ . ...... .
Second Representative—Jennie Tut- Pure Tomato Ketchup. 3 botttles . . ................. . 25¢
Ii‘irst Alternate—C. J. Ferris.‘ Cream Wheat or Wheatena. 2 pkgs. ............. . . 25¢
Sécond Alternate—C P. Warner.
Following the transaction of rou-
tine business tho members of tho
lodge trimmed the giant Christmas
tree, which will be I. part of. the cele-
bration to be held this evening in the
rooms on 110 Washington street in
[conjunction with Lincoln Council, 0.
U .M. A very pleasant time is
'looked for tonight
24 corracs eraser.
easr NORWALK.
5. A. STULL
WHITE CHRISTMAS PREDICTED. LUNCH ROOM OWNER ‘
WASHINGTON Dec. Zi—A white ADJUDGED BANKRUPT
Christmas from New England to the Archie J. Waterhouse or Norwallr is
Great men is mangled in Weather a voluntary petitioner in bankruptcy
SEEKS 'ro RECOVER $5.000. Bureau predictions for tomorrow, Before John W Banks, referee in
HART-FORD. Doc. 24~.—ln the United which say unsettled weather and prob bankruptcy Waterhouse is a lunch‘
states Court yesterdsyfln s Edwin ably snow will prevail through thatlu‘oom owner in Norwalk and has lia~
3. Thomas heard the suit Miss Ada' region. Elsewhere generally colder bilities of $772. 72. His assets ac-
M Sydney or Cl'é‘vslpnd. Ohio. against weather will mark Christmas Day with cording to the claim are $1, 215. 01".
jibe onicsrs and directors or the Mug-' unusually low temperatures along the whidh $1. 200 is stock in trade. The.
ford printing and tantrum? Gbmrany ntirtrr‘orn border tron New England to first hearing will he held on Januarr;
lot this city, now in receivership, 110’ ro- North Dakota. 2, . ,1 5‘
com $5. 000 which she aliases the W“ The south Atlantic uni cult states ” " W2 -'
induced to invest in stock of the com- may: expect a rainy Christmas, the ra- ‘ “‘ l i
A good adv. pays best in the best:
pany by fraudulent representations _ paper. .. :2: ..
port adds
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