'EXCELSIOR '
“The mercury" m falling
.iiast. as through our busy
5. streets there M.
: citizen wlld Sought.
learn where Coal is sold
iii: to burn. His
heart was sad, but on his.
face a look of hope to findi
a place where. in the bit)"
, ing of each ion, he’d get
[0f
' that‘s
full value for his lil()ll.
“Try not to guess." an old
than said twill make a
‘: tempest in your headwbut
firmly keep “I?” fact in
" tilindv—vtlicrc “nothing like
SEASONS GREETINGS
At this opportunle time. we wish to Misfit you for the rainy flavors
pamdourwayduringthsyear. Pet} of us have enjoyed a nasal ..
~ kufinxmbutallnyhavooocasion tobo thankful. especially j
tortieunusuaio’oltusttiuthst its before as.
witlke mrwmand till-t the coming year holds for
you the Greatest Prosperity time.
filthfuily.
Wehopotkatthia.
, 'Wsiaa taiar
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WWING‘FON.
. attack on‘flhano. near Tampico. and ‘
have concentrated their attack on tho
seaport of Tunas, where lighting is
mum's-
at this nut-let and then is a
reason for it. Prime nun-ts.
fan-sh and fat
game in swoon, are always to
be found here at prince that
you will pay .for inferior meats
elmrwhm \I'o aint to give
murmur-I, and being supra
- ', judges of moat and expert cut-
' teas.
. the cvidtal with
CHARNOK’S
in progress today. awarding to, ad-
vices to the State Department.
The Carranaa agency here
ALWAYS!
THING DOING.
SOME-
poultry and
; at Galveston:
communication. the Villa forces are
evacuating Mexico City.
Ithey. are doing this on account oi the
:crying need of forces in the north to Q
fsave lines of communication and to '
we serve the tables of
nut ied‘at'thm
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Watches. Jewelry, Clocks and Opti II
N lilies shown in our store.
Woo STOCK 51- our PRICES
.5. The as REASONABLE well‘lmown;
i
Jinan HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Boys Mackinaw.
caans,
U I’At Very Reasonable Price.
GOTTLIEB’S
3w Suits
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Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Iliayes Block
looms unis past, decided o
grill. Iain St. 80.11am: ilii‘é hunch.
while in the allies, I 5
Mina.“ “Id was removed to the Man North Main street saloon. he was
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6 North Main St. South Norwalk.
lllxie llacon ............. 20c lb.
Native Eels ........... 15c lb.
Loin Lamb Chops ....... 25:: lb.
BEBE M
CHARLES F. PREUSSER, Manager.
SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY
ARKET
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‘ mission, has authorised Antonio 1..
lVillareal. as president of now crtlnctl
:Aguascalieutes convention. to accept}?
ibis resignation as provisional presiw
.dent and to notify Carranza that his?
13 Main St., Norwalk.
li‘irst Chief.
“The whereabouts of Gutierrez arui
Link Sausage .......... 18c lb. . I
Escallops . . . . . . . .soc ”I now not definitely known. but it is be- r
Rib Lamb Chops ........ 16c lb. lBan Luis Polosi
Schultz’siSanitary Markets
Villa's concentration in the north.
i "it was officially reported to that
QWar Department that half of. the Tor-i
‘reon garrison, which is enveloped byi
loyal forcell. has travelled against Vii '
la and is lighting the other half in tlIoIl
Iname of Carranza." i
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itingly celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Ln-
mys suits and Balma DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘ BARTENDER UNDER ARREST.
Lotaon D. Tyrrell.
liaison D. Tyrrell, a. resident of Wa-
terbury, who had been feeling ill for
31—.de
“unknown to thence-h” family.-
Tic-avail to consult
He was taken worse
in Washington
:sion Houaowdyiug a few hours iaterof
'apoploxy. He was sixty-one years of
age, and an export tool maker. When
the left home Saturday his people
thought he was going to work. His wife
and daughter were notified of his ill-
ness and arrived here before he died.
Dr. H. B West was in attendance. Uri
dertaker l". H. Ganung took charge of
lthe remains and forwarded the body
to the family home in Waterbury.
Mrs. Catherine McCarthy.
lira-Catherine McCarthy. widow of
the late 'l‘imothy McCarthy. died at
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iisyotte \\ Guiles, of Siliermlne aw-
lInus. Saturday Sixty guests, includ- l1
Hartford Man Charged With Man. lng some from ’l’hiladolpbia. SpringI
slaughter in Connection with
Patron'aDoath. M. _.
It {We -ua:“’"18:-4olm
solicit. a bartender. was arrested yes-l
terday charged with manslaughter in
connection with the death at Hurry
onto the couple. The hours of the
.:ception included both afternoon and
iatoning and s Jolly time was enjoyed
Iby. all. Mr and
.and lira. Cullen, who is 6? years old.
had the honor of going through the
steps for the iirst time in her life.
Her husband is 76 years of age The
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According to the story first told the
medical examiner. ’Buckiand can
found dead in a back yard of the sa-
icon He returned a verdict of dunlh guests were sorted with a dainty col~l
due to a hemorrhage. latter. two listion. and the home “5” very pret-
men appeared at police headquarters.5 5m, decorated in green and yellow
and claimed that they saw "“0““ colors, holly and crysanthemuins he
push the man so that he fell against ing used to obtain the we“
the railing in the saloon HackettI
Ilwas then arrested on the charge or TODAY IN WALL, STREET.
Imurder. Another examination was
:held. and the charge was changed tog NEW YORK. Dec 28 (Wall Street
manslaughter. The police say that Noon) «Further improvement and
had-es. use?!“
Dec. lid—Consul.-
5 Villa's tomes have suspended ,thoirI Z‘ r'
today :1
published the following telegram ro- .'
ceived from Carranza representatives jj
I “Semioflicisl reports here, although i:
.not condrmed. say that. due to lack of f:
it is believed
prevent Torreou. Chihuahua and Jus- 11
Irer. from being checked. Villa would I.
:prefer to engage in battle outside mi 1:
Ethe capital with (‘arransas ariny big--
j100, 060 men lying between here andI l:
"Eulalio Gutierrez, through a com- l ..
Iservices will be at the orders of the Mother Goose Entertainment to
lieved he is making his“ way toward iii the South \ornalk Congregations”
This action on the Cliiuch, next Wednesday owning, lorI
part of Gutierrez, which is being (oi the benefit of the Norwalli Day Nur-
ilow ed by many of his subordinates is séry The ladies in charge of the at ' '
thought to account in part also for fair are Mrs Thomas Richardson Mrs. ll
Herbert Mottram and Mrs. . ~
“Em UFEI OBSERVED Hoyt.
(Miss Eugenie McMahon. Miss
.i-‘iity years of wedded illfe “8 iii Sloan and Miss Frances Wing
Tristram 8 Hyatt
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.\ talilc of most attractive
. Continuation of the Clearance Sale
holiday Goods in»? Every Department
.\ big chance to savc money
a
Dainty Fancy Articles at COST
in the Bargain Basement. 20% Oil
On all of the Holiday China
CUT GLASS, NICKEL, ALUMINUM AND ART METAL GOODS
25c Articles Now 19c
of
on many useful and fancy articles.
items in the Coal and ‘Suit Department. Look thcm over.
75c Articles Now 590
MARRIAGE or JACK 5N0 GILL.
Given Next Wednesday Evening.
A burlesque wedding, ”The liar-h
iage oi Jack and Gill " will be given‘I
William
)liurch.
The cast of characters follows:
The Bride-v-iiiss Dorcas Flynn.
Bride Groom—George Clark.
Maid of Honor «Miss .lulita Hoyt.
Best Man—Humphrey Douleiis.
Minister—Leon Weed.
Ushers—William Ward. ltulph Pres-
cott. Raymond Plulilllllll and Stanley
Bridesmaids—~Miss Charlotte Jarvis,
l’sges——Winton Rowan. Paul Wprd.
Ring BearersmCliarles. Ward and
leyward Prescott.
Flower Girls—Miss
ilarrict Sher-
ilcld Mass. Tucluihoc N Y. and Mt man. Miss “In-safer glat-vi», Miss Rob“. h
Vernon. N. Y. you present io join in fl... mun-m Wm '
I'II mo rd’atlvitioa. and extend well wish i The BridP'S Mother—Miss Marion] ,1.
rMortrcm.
The Bride’s Father—Palmer Slicrl
B. Guile! WON thei The Groom's I‘lother Miss Mariani ,‘
B
l “cm“ “on 58 a Mme" m ‘ Minion!- of unit sins -of sold and, Richardson.
substantial amount of gold money . W5 . .
‘ T Grooms Father iterator;
35:?in in 35.900 bonds. to awettlnum" made the time M merrily .Clt “:th
Little Bo Peer—Miss Edna Brad—I
Old Woman in Shoe—Miss Hildal
Anderson.
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BANNER COUNCIL OFFOCERS.
Mrs. Inez Mills Chosen Councilor anoI
Minnie Goodrow vice Councilor.
llanner Council. No. 54. D. of
0. U. A. M. has elected the iollcwin:
officers: ' >
Councilor—Joe: Mills.
Hazel '
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Have You Drained Your I.
Purse and Your Bank
Account? You Have!
Come to us and open a
Charge Account
”$316!.“ Wm. .. Mtg“
and Settle your bill In
convenient payments.
scum. .
Servicablc Shoes ior Boys and Girls
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l -hool Wear and Outdoor Sports.
For
i All of the leading makes in many styles.
Dainty Dancing Shoes
Associate Coauthor—Minnie Good- ’
. her home. on Plattsvillo avenue. yes-i
uncommon Wednesdayafteb
terday morning, after a long illness.
The deceased was well along in years
and was well-known in Norwalli.- She
Ils survived by live daughters and two
Icons. They are Mrs William Buck-
Joseph E. McCarthy. The funeral aer-
Ivices will be held at St. Mary' 3 Church
tomorrow mmBI the mass being day that while he has not finally chos- ported ‘3 moderate buyers of the in-
T. J. Finn en the commission. he has narrowed ternational list.
Isung at 9 oclock with Rev,
ithe- celebrant.
l omit ornn. Almso Blicnlfi echo".
IMrs. Aimee Saleem Sphoil died at
her home. in Newark, N. J.. last Satur-
day aiternoon, after a bi-ief illness.
- The deceased was a former resident
of Norwalk and very well~known, es~
‘ pecisily in the activities of St. Paul's
Church. She is survived by her has?“
baud. mother and two brothers.
Thomas C. and Harry Balcom. The
funeral services will be held at River
.attor the arrival of the
train. which will bring the body to
this city.
he
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Frank ‘11. NM.
1'0 START THE FLOW.
. 1 could. acnaire s how at lan-
tho ass all Captain W. J. “’00de this
city. and he leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Ml. . , .;
.Wmnn. Sentinel
during a scuffle.
APPOlN‘I’MENTs FOR FEDERAL
TRADE COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 28 .—-Preaident
man, m3 wuum m M... Andrew IWilson expects to send to the Senate other sources besides the short inter-
Stevens, Mrs. Charles Bickford Miss “Ill WEEK nominations of the five mem- eat the theory being prevalent that
Agnes McCarthy, James McCarthy and be” of the Federal Trade Commis the market had been oversold, mainlyl
sion.
it was said at the White House to-
Ihis list of eligibies down from three
I-hundred to a few men
1 Among the men whom the President
is understood to be now considering
are Joseph E. Davies, Commissioner
not Corporations; Albert D. Nortnl. a
St. Louis lawyer and former Progres-
sive candidate for Governor of Mia.
souri; Henry J. Waters. President of
the Kansas state Agricultural Collin:
Coorgell'.l’esbody. a NewYorkhsu
or and business man; Edward N. Hus-
ley. of Chicago. President of the till.
unis Manufacturers' Association and
{y in South America; former Attorney.
General Thomas 8. Ndar, of Geor-
sis; tumor Governor Ansel, «South
~§;Csrolins Governor West. of Oman.
and Governor Hodges. of Kansas.
The Norwaik friends of Frank M. The President h“ .bcen narrowing were hold under 88.000
Weed, the actor will be sorry to m his list down by the process of ellmin in the 1;“aner
°t 1““ ““3"" “1°” “cum“ ‘t 'M“ anon. Names of men have been prss- meme suumy night,
IMQMiugooutlnstomrbdeahoaustW Hullawiisdwar »
him." said the ‘candidste.5
outed from every state.
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WWDINGB. '
W. D. Philips and Mrs. Bertha Cod-I‘m penny for your thouchw" nucth kl.
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he.
f'And unite expensive {that is:
‘ 5 For when we're marriodI I foresee
"Tomi hive theistic. me static.“ I
the progress of the early session.
Steel going to i9 14, with gains of 1
'1-2 to 3 points over last Saturday in
other important shares. The demand.
according to popular belief came from
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because of the foreign situation. Brain
era with European aililiations were re-
luterest in conditioniIII
abroad was heightened by another de-
cline in London Exchange to the low-,
est. point of the year. Bonds were
ilrm.
WASHlNG'l‘ON, Dec. 28-. —The Fed-
era Reserve Board approvad today re- I
discount rates of 4 1-2 per cent. oni
maturities up to thirty days and live
per cent-on maturitieshotwoen thirt)"
Haslett admits pushing Bucklsnd greater “mm, were recorded with'rom
Vice Councilor—Jennie Tattle
Associate VicoCdiincilor ._. Grace
Young .
Recording Secretary'—‘Cliarles
Ferris.
Associate Recording Secretary—
Secrctary~Carrie Goodrovv
Financial Secretary—Charles
Warner
Treasurer—ids Rowland.
Guido—Blanche Plait.
inside Guard—Lottie Payne.
Outside Guard—Frederick llulse.
Trustee—FrederiCli Scciield, Sr.
Pianist—Anna Bush.
1st. Representative
Yo.ung
2nd Representative—Jennie Tattle
1st Alternate—Charles J. Ferris.
2nd Alternat haries P. Warner.
Muslims are hel
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Florence
and ninety days for the Philadelphia Thursday. ‘
Noni Reserve Bank Thu is the
tint bank to establish a rate below
are per cent.
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1. so an sinner: on foreign trade. particular-MED .uuoen soups son ansonJ- ‘
BRISTOL Conn, Dec. xii-Joseph
Calm-kl. of Bristol. and Frederick
iBtrouisi. at Wile. were arraigned
1n thscity court today on a chart. oi!
arson, and probable cause being found.
33h“, for trial
man verso
it is alleged that sci-exile) set fire to
a barn owned by Calkoali here on
Dec. 6. being paid to dose by Gallo!-
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Ascot! adv. ma beat lotus. basil
mar - ' ' .,
ARCHIISHDP MORGAN DIES.
Expires in San Francisco After an
Ilinsas of Five Days. '
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.—~Most
Rev Patrick William Riordan. arch-
bishop of the diocese of Ban mason,
of the Catholic Church, died at his
home here yesterday, at i: 05 s."
Archbishop Riordan contracted it so
VON cold live days ago. which devel-
ped into pneumonia; . » if-
0The illness of Archbishop Riordan
adecided turn for the worse‘
shortly after midnight. Stimulants
were employed to sustain heart ac-
tlou. but he sank gradually until
death «conned. . I‘
Archbishop Riordan. was born in
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every 2nd and 54th .
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———EXTRA SPECIALS——
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. .................. ., 34¢
Pure Leaf Lab, 2 lbs. ............................. 25¢
Pure Tomato Ketchup, 3 botttles ............ » ....... . 25¢
Cream Wheat or \thateiia, 2 pkgs. ......... . ...... 25¢
24 COTTAGE STREET; .
EAST NORWALK.
A. STULL
New Brunswick. in 1341, and was up: with false pretenses and Louis w).
pointed head of the San Francisco Inick. These men are employed by the
“we“ in 1890- Island Rapids “culture Company. or
IBridgeport. which has been «invoked 55
m‘ADJCURN FURNITURE HEARING. Iln financial diiiiculties for some time.
. it is said that more than 1 ,000 Hart-
Two w”k. More my". Grand Rap- ford people were in the furniture club
ids Company's Employees Charged of this company and have claims to be
With False Brannon. ”settled i
HART-FORD. Dec. 38.—-A further ad- .5
immanent tor two uncle was granted
i)! “would find” Dull A. Wilson
in Miles; eonit salaries nursing in
like can of Sunset ll. V0391. charted
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Advertisements in The Senti-
never fail to bring the best rc‘
suits. . i
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Norwalk Chronicler