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HOLIDAY
GOODS
' A W. mum A:
III. Gifts to pin. the this has
”I: Is well as your minds-1
{fits sniper-sly”.
E it Banks
summit-mm Horst. leach,
SOUTH NWALK’.»
Calendars
l bored as rally-to nus—on 111s-
gunshot-muss.
ii .
DO N NE LLY '8
Manny Store. 16 Do. We St.
I10 cents each.
l WEATHER MECHT.
i For Nor-walk and vicinity: Petr sud
slightly warmer tonight: Bundsy Mr
Inna warmer
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l
I Int-1‘. yes't'crds'y morning has moved
mthlsegsndonerenofhixh pres-
sure that armored the Northern
.. 911111111 states now has its crest divid-
. 111111 11011111111111 diminished. put
. over the Northern Ohio Volley stuns
'Issd pert ov'Sr New York end Val"
”loot. ;.W6 is Io‘vlon them
Pacific coast. The rhnéh o‘f temper-
Ilium on the 1111111111111 of the United
Blues is too degrees this morning
lien: 74 degrees at Miami. 11111.10 32
degrees at Nor-infield. v1. which 111
shit station's coldest on record tor
timber. Very cold weather covers
New York. New Englsnd and the. Up-
.a' Mississippi Voila. {thin and.
How have been moral in the south-
slsIst and the northwest. end light
new in the Missouri Valley.
FEATHER A YEAR ‘AGO‘
I TODAY.
' 'l'cmpcraturc: Low, at;
31. Clear.
Ill —~Musio st the 110m James Inn.
Sunday night, 6 to ll dclock. Chicken
bud Wattle Dinner.
high,
-—.‘p~
'Frotlli, Nest, of Patterson, N. J.
II spending the week end with his
sister, .Mrs. J. M Steiger. of Edwards
FM ‘
The best Christmas gift of ell, even
' :1 11 did arrive a trifle lste errlved all
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Strn
son. on Hsviland street, at 8.- 55
o'clock, this morning, in the form ots
10 pound boy Mother and baby are
Idolnfi nicely.
A Christmas tree was noticed on
“on, of the graves in 131.111.1111 CemI
IiItery yesterday. It was an unususl
flight. but there WES sttached to it I
Tory sweet sentiment. The tree wesI
‘ put up by parents whose daughter
was recently buried It was decorated
h true fashion, and there burned can-
dle shaped oil. lamps on it Christmas
Ive. Little hells hanging on the
small branches sweetly tolled for
: the sacred memory of the departed
. '_ ., New Dancing ' Classes
Form
WM. r.- BEERS
moods; of the Women' s Relief Corps,
' THE com .mwsuu smitten-«Winn.
pass luv: 1
mom
sex srauosév
omen supreme .
Now is the time to save money
on things you need.
Downtown Store
i
RECUlL'r Tflimt-L C
:’ Smith. Undead”
W sll other .
III-shes, sold. rested .
repaired; Burials, l
per month. lschhsr
sold at 85 per month
Mt. DONNELLV.
is south Isle “rest. ems News":
\- elous invcngions
In. Lear-h; Betts. of East avo-
nuo. slipped on the slippery pavement
in front of the Armory. Thursday
evening. injuring her nose 111111. bod-
ly. The situations of e doctor was
necessary.
right in the room.
A wondflful luau,
not believe that he h _
the world, (ffhc Edison
have heard Iii, 111511 b
13’“
' e
W C will
Thonogrsph) until they
they are at 1111- beautiful 11111
tour, so natural that it melodies “tough the artists themselves are
Let us prove it.
Dont make the mistake of buying some other machine and
then hearing the Edison, HEAR it first.
your favorite music at any time you call, and we want you to feel
that you are welcome.
The Edison rebords on art EDISON produces the most natur-
al and sweetest tone dn’d The EDISON machine will play Vic-
tor or Columbia records with as good results as though they were
played on any other machine
The A. J. Ang evine 8. 8011 Company
134-135g WASHINGTON STREET
Cher-fully play
mouse: FARMER l
13 A sauxnupr
Petition Cites Thst His Assets An
proximate His Liabilities.
Harry B. hieurer. s farmer residins
in the Town of Monroe. with property
both in Monroe and Trumbull. today
filed it petition in bankruptcy. lie
declares that he has ussts or 19,633.
while his obligstlons amount to 010.-
'_""“""'" 106. 91. Of this amount there is 186
Wand Mrs. James F. Fielderndue to the State of Connecticut for
or new Janey. ore holiday guests or mqu secured morisues to m.
Militant" Henry P Price Iamount or ss.21o.11nd unsecured
_..__...._. claims most omen: farmers. laborers!
0“” ““1““ 0‘ routine mm'md 111111111111 stores in Trumbull and
were taken up for consideration at the W090“ mounting to m. any»
ones.
-d.ecordln3 to law- he claims exemp-
tions of 1188.50 1111 1 tons oi boy. 10
bushels corn. 11 bushels qr .pututc’mdT
one cow. one pix audio docks and
chickens.
F. Austin Smith is spending Sun-
day with Walter l. Wilcox. of lies
tel.
Douglas Howler Post. .0. A. 3.. Thurs-
day ovals;
«New Year's Cords on sale at Dow -
nelly's. '
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W
sow WOULD-BIL 8111(7le Alibi
SAVED.
CHICAGO, Doc. 10. “More then 20
men hevo been saved from suicide by.
Coroner Peter M. lioli‘mon‘s planet
piecing on coroner-d iuries only those
who are in need. it won learned to-1
day from 11 report on the scheme
since it was put in effect Sept. 1. in
three months 850 men who were out
of employment set on Juries and col-
lected 3820 in fees. The line of spilli-
cnnts at the campers oillce some
dnys contains 800.
"The distress relieved is not alone
ilnoncinl." Commented the report
made by the public misty commis-
sioa. "More than twenty men who
were discouraged; desperate admit-
ted they were on the verge of sui-
cide before the sat on n jury. were
saved by the plan. The sight of bod-
ies of those who bed killed themseves
and the grief of relatives at the in-
quests banished from the minds of
those downhenrted souls ell thoughts
of self-destruction. The object les-
son and the financial assistance.
A member of Camp 3, P. 0. of A... small though it was, gave them new
regarding the item in The Sentinel, on 110081"
The police ere “receiving s number
of complaints about children sliding
1111 the sid.owsllts This is s dangerous
pastime. as many people have suitered
severe falls as the result of wnllring on
places mods slippery in this manner.
The police intend to put it stop to it.
~26 per cent. oi! on Xmas writing
paper end other Xmas novelties. Half
oil on calendars st Donnelly's.
A chimney are brought out the up
town are department on a still slam
at nine o‘clock this morning. The
fire was in David Pollsrd's residence
at 6 Comp street. The blue was a
stubborn one and burned through to
the outside. The loss is estimated at
950. The firemen labored for three
quarters of an hour before they had
subdued the homes
lpresldent of Camp 8 of the Ladies'
. W lusts lauded” WW
I
SOME COLD RECORDS!
WATERTOWN, N. Y.. Dec. 26.—-
Northern New York is experiencing
the coldest weather of the winter.
The oillclal thermometer registered
24 degrees beltuv zero during the
night in this city. and at 8 o'cl0ck
this morning it was twenty below
Temperatures of thirty below have
been reported from various points in
Jelferson County.
PITTSP‘IELD. Mass, Dec. art—«Ml
cold weather records for December
in this vicinity were broken during
the night. In the city the thermom-
eter fell to 26 below zero. Through-
out the Lebanon Valley just west oi
this city, the themometer was as low
as thirty-~two degrees below
zero. Stephentown. N. Y.. reported
32 below. llrnlnsrd. N. Y., thirty-one
Tuesday evening. states that the only
members to lesve the camp were
Thomas McCullum end his wife, Mrs:
Ema McCullum. They resigned for a
'simple reason, of no account whatever,
11111 as to resigning from district presis
dent of Camp 3. he never was district
Auxlllu'y.
Captain John Crawford had a. tem-
ily reunion at his home. 11 Cannon
[.street Norwnlk, last evening at which
forty members Were present. The
festive occasion was properly celebrat-
ed and a delightful time was enjoyed
by all. Deming was indulged in. not
the modern style. but the old- fashion-
ed steps. Refreshments were served below. and New Lebanon. N. Y.. 30
and other forms of amusement kept ”9'0“" ”a
U. 1’. ROAD um. Nor my
the guests pleasantly occupied until
il.‘ 1316 hour. ‘
M
I ANDSLIDE KILLS MANY-
BONDS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Zi.—-Attorne3'
General Gregory. in o. decision to-
day. renmrms the action or his 111-11-
de'cessors in holding that the pre-
sent owner of the Central Branch,
Union Pacific Railroad Company. is
not bound to pay the Government's
old $1,600,000 subsidy bond claim
s‘gdinst the branch property. The
bonds were issued to aid the con-
struction of one hundred miles of
guinea from Atehison to Weterville
1111
GOVERNOR GIVES DINNER.
1m, Buried in 111111112 or on; 11.1mm-
Mlles From Rouse.
ROME. Italy. Sunday. Dec. 26.—
Henvy rains caused o. landslide to—
day at Velmohtone. a city of- about
4,000 inhabitants, so miles southeast
or Rome. Part of the city was cov-
ered by the 111111111111 and many of
the buildings collapsed. Forty per-
sons were. buried beneeth the ruins.
In the. surroundingueonntur.dho.1ri-
vers hens over-flowed their banks
11111111111111 on his stat! st a dinner at
r.
yen-.111 Wesson“ evening. Judge
Edwin-1814mm. hisidrmeresecu-
Governor Baldwin entertained the "
his menu Well street. New ile- ‘
litre 1m; ins Mention Boo“
Imam Moth Wynne were will. ‘I 34
TELKFHONK MAN l8 FATA‘LV
STRlCKEN lN GREENS FARMS
Willlsm Cosh. “Justina Claims. Falls
to around end Later Expires at
the Bridgeport Hospital.
Wists Couch. end 66. of Spring-
ileld. Ines, died It the Bridgeport
hospital in! 11W. one hour after. he
hsd dropped helplesslyto the. ground
in Greens ,m'tns.~ He noticed on at-
was of uremic.
Couch, who was a special amt o!
the Americas Telephone & Tolemph
Dempsey. was :in 8011le settlns
claimants-t hisoompsny that re-
snlted from the rein and wind storm
several weeks no.
1 Falls» Ground ’
Oouchhsd lull left the home 01 liar
fr 311ml! sedans on the lawn or
that Jpines “some." seisod 1111111111.
11y was issues: some and he .
lamppessotnepomdms onscreen.
ly for help and workmen, employed
nearby, cause in mucous sum.
moss. 12.0. E. Hydsroivaouthport. ,
was hailed end-made “examination 1
oith'svictlln Hecsussdhilntobsh’h
edlslely rushed to the W111 hos-
pitslI
W
cm sures son comma 11ml.
Bills-
DENVER. “to, Dec 21. r-IIConl
companies in Colorndo 1111111 to ob-
serve Christmas by sending‘ supplies-
of road, cloth'irfit and other neoco-
series to their former emblem; who
until recently were on strike. Com-
psrstlvsly few of the iormer strikers
ths found employment and the tent
colonies still house many hundreds
of men. women one children... To-
morrow large quelntities of candy
and toys will be bestowedon the
children in the tent colonies and the
cool camps.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—~RIec-
ord-brenking dullness sttendod the
post~holidsy resumption of stock
market desiingsntoduy. Attendance of
brokers on the Exchange was light
and ontsideinterest appeared to be
11111111119 lacking. The total overturn
for the first half hour was less than
4,000-3hnrea:U. s. Steel-end Southern
Pnciiic. on 100 chars oilel'ings,.sgain
touched the low marks under which
trading is not permitted; andISt. Paul
declined to its low price, with wealt-
ness in Amalgamated end - Western
Maryland. Such unimportant shares
as Best Sugar and Rock Island rose
slight fractions.
NEW YORK. Dec. Sin—Copper nom-
inal; Electrolytic. 13013 1-3; Casting.
18@13 1-4. Iron enchanted. ~
GLEASONDUE MILL OWNER IS
DEAD.
GLEAsopDAIns. Mses.. Dec. 211.— _
Alfred Dwight IGlessonNowner‘ of the
Gleasondele‘ Mills, died suddenly ‘at
his home here early lodfiy."H0 was
a member of the firm of J. P.I8tev-
ens and Company of New York and} I
Boston. ‘.1 .I
ADVERTIBED LETTERO.
South Nomlk.‘
Scene Subs. Monroeflt.
Michael Jasvolls.
Mrs. MsoPhsrson. . -
John Muriner. 16 111111111111 8. 1
R. H. mmfld. ‘1 - /
B Mollie“. ‘ »
iii. ’Vcn lderstlne. . . '
Mrs. T. W 1 We: 1111
Mrs. Thousands“. i’l Vsn andt 8:.
m 1.3M“; Pun.
IS THE HEALTH OF YOUR
EYES LOOKED AFTER BY A
MEDICAL MAN—AN OCULIST?
it should be. You owe it to your-
self to seek the highest profession—
al shill.
nllst for the behest of our pstrons.
Glsssos as low so 03.00.
THAMER
OCULIOTO AND OPTICMNS.
I1 Atlantic Boasts. mromunn
Deon Bah» Evenings. Est. 1307.
Ioo‘on 11mm also soon
mum sits 1111mm“ . .
ltlsefldusoool‘nnmwm
of .rellnsmsnt .nnd inexcusable“)
show discolored ostllhopsiecih,
oilherhthesdulsordsfldm
mountedbypootneeth Ind dis-
eased gum. bums interned. n1
momma... Amnplerocssmin»
«when.» Hours1.on.m.sotlp.
mismnwm
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
HOUR810. gunman. m.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT.
1s 3911111 Main st. seam Nor-walk.
Boston llnb
Mark
RUBBERS -
Glovers
110111111111 HQGEITAL hoarse?
1m. 1.111111. dunner. cl 11111111111 ‘
avenue); was sdlnilteIgII to “1911?“?
Isa—M.
‘ Hospital. last mm end operated in
,. . II hiss. indie 811.111.9111 was 1111.111
_ ' u “melanoma-twist")! ..
. ., when as M “1le ., {shin
We retain the services of no Oo-
Norwalk and South Norwslk
'«YIIesnend sale of costs, suits and
It always comes back to th
Sleeve Links, Pins, Etc. Stcrli
\Vare carefully selected and at
96 Washingtor Sr set.
1. :11 3111-"
is~You “ant your gifts first=
of all to please and then to be practical and lasting.
We ofier two first class stocks, comprising Jewelry of ev-
‘ery description, Diamonds, Watches,
Bracelets, ILavallieres,
11g Silver ’and Silver Plated‘i
moderate prices. ‘
Colebnrn and Lander
THE JEWELERS.
South Nostlk.
Norwallr.
lpen Evenings Until Chrishnas.
fi
llle Royal
. Reserve Tables Now ior
NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION
Entertainment and Supper
James 1111
Pnbllcoonildcnoehtheintquty
spprom of “In.
lhislsnotsuflldentrmonfor y
We will 1111111111
lire
wIlTi-l OUR ADVERTISERS
—--v-I-
.Polnts for :Ssntlncl Readers to . Con-
sider When Out Shopplns.
dresses sItII‘IB'oston-Store. see adv“-
A genem‘cleorinz up” due 11‘
progress shllesd’s. See adv.
1:1“ uin—ufi 1
‘ln
Beesdv
The. CityNatlon
Public Confidence .. _I
lisesplsssdidmwthoiits busincm ,
Proofoilhomidrityoionr neihodsissheclnssoipeoplewho
Relying alone on the merit n'nd honesty of our 113mm» we ask it
11111.11 Furniture House
. any goods 11111111111 Christmas 11211111:
ery, which were destroyed in our
The Store will be opened
. I assoon as possible
‘ Maurice A. Albertson, a jewelry soles-
. ‘ man, of uwrencs.‘ He was held loll
- s hearing Jan. 4. '
.Specisl prices on costs-I at Jacoby ‘1. '_
' , I‘hody, begins el;vsn stab" wounds, was
" II 111111111 hurled tinder 11 11111 11911;- Sims
ssBank
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Q! "1 ...
fir
. 1. NW:
oi this Bani 111111 msdl'qmssible:
.I: .Nx'i 1‘.‘ IA 1
on to favor us with your account?
all Money paid 011
NorWaik Furniture House
14-16 Wail Si" Tel. '44.
3011mm.
MonELLA PLEADS nor ou1L'rv.I
MALEEN, Mass" Dec. 20 .-—A plead!
not finilty was entered in“ district ‘i
corut today by Ignszio IMorellaf‘ OI.‘
Wakefield, charged with thé 11111111111 or
ndorellasts arrested but night one
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Norwalk Chronicler