blame
.iutr'i‘an 0F
SELECTING
’ ~ THE PROPER
COAL
Fonvoua
RANGE on
. HEATING
APPARATUS;
Don't Bil! Cheap’lmnbe; Just Because its Cheap
Oreo Dipt Stained Shingle;
The Hatch e Bailey Co.
Modern 16mm: mood- ”body M1810 in helping the our buy
A‘s-hat be molt-m inbolflnrhinueeit tobeetmand
service in setting ion; lite and “threaten out of the lumber he
W- Oicouuoyoncanaetlumber. ywungetuuiombutvou
pant GOOD lumber and aervie in the form or advice as to the kind
andkrade tOr the dilereitt pans ot the liaise or barn or whatéver
it may be. ,Tbia in where are do our part. L
l
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l
Aime, Cement, Nelle.
SOUTH N'ORWALK, CONN.
Greetiiigs of "
this season to you all
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street
South Norwalk.
‘ Phone 1180
13 Main Street
Norwalk.
Phone 881
5".
lot position to Oder you
tonal. community in Llec
holiday: won at a anion
. moor-aborting or quality
lit. innate Halt lloclL
W" '1!
firemen-e Finer TRIP
Dee. 2'8.=15 swed-
helm. laminate
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST.
May Peace and Plenty Be Your Lot on Christmas Day.
SOUTH NORWALK.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY.
.4"
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
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Very beat Baur Kraut.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 583-2 78 North Main I atreet
THE END or THE ROAD. IAMERlCAN
*-
, .
if
of
looks
rougher
’ Small Freah Home ...... toe lb.
Small Freeh Shoulder. . ..
Side Pork, corn or fresh 15c lb.
14c lb.
Plgo Knuckleti ......... 14c lb.
Corn Shouldera .......... 14c lb.
Pine Heada, treah or corned
' 6c lb.
.10: qt.
1
”'llicre s ulna) s an end to the tooth
you knovv, :
lhoug‘h the journey seems ion
and rough and slow.
in the country shade or t
ing town
\our journey will end
dont lie down.
It may seem \veary and bleak and
chill
As you toil to the top
misty hill,
\nd see from its summit no rL-xt
in store. ‘
But a “at that
than before,
You may flinch from the shunt loll. “ho has been
of the stinging pain,
\s you set your face to the slabs, he
slecty rain
And think \xith a fierce. resc
, si gli
l4
\ 0U
lllt
ntiul iiitions from
-()f the blossoming path and a
star- -stre\vn sky
lint sooner or later. a glow so
warm
, \\'ill shine from a \\iflTlOVl"
‘ through the storm.
As Happiness beckons your
.m- '
first district.
street.
1
COlil S.
_. "l Curry
Rene,
Britta.
very well known to the police oi the,
He was arrested lain
I
Einight about 11 o‘.clock by Oliicer Mur-
\—
footstep slow-—
iT'hcres always an end to the
road you know.
-——Washington Star
TOWN COURT CASES.
was
..._...... .2..—
'l‘tvo cases were uprciore Judge
l.‘ockwood this morning, in- the uptown
coutt. The first was that of John
John la'an old ofiendor and
Int, in McCarthy's hallway. on Water
John pleaded nht guilty
court but ~was. feund guilty. and had
his case\ontinued from day to day,T
and was timed "ilie dollars \I’Iiliout
The second cane was against John
iCurry, who claimed to be a aailor.
picked up at the "101
on Main street. it result which
is well known to the pelice- Upony
being que:tionod by. the jiidge. Curfy
“explained Imu- he had‘ lost. an; no
tinge in the dark. drilled to the lee»
ward and fell through the hatchway
of the "10! Ranch.”
Lthirty daye'and costs.
at. mac
‘
in
given
Jolie Lg'i-‘aintim. Wrote no.1}: I .i.
a,”
‘ sine e Nov ember.
V,
F.- Egg-.2
Ground bonea for chicken-
4e lb.
Everything in line fil‘ot‘eries
and delicatessen.
Blue Ribbon Eur ...... 40c doc.
Gold Medal Butter ....... 38c lb.
. Clover Butter .......... 42c lb.
Oleomargarine ....... 20c- 25c lb.
Free Delivery
AMBULANCE
Nl;‘\\' \'()l\l\'., DL'L‘.
\iuerican \liibulanL‘L 'woik
28—] llL
i
avian-Inst mm:
Gazmi: sync.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. I »
NORWALK.
WWW
Continuation of the Coat Sale
mu.
woax coseri
int
1
Is ciL-ntists, historians, economists, ratio,
.
‘ ‘tisticiaus. archaclogists,
l"
l
geographers
and others diiscuesed problems of
world-aide interest at a score of con.
\cntions held here today in coniiec
tioli with the second Pan- American
SLicntitic Congress.
ileinbers of the Congress, which
opened lfere yesterday with a joint
Vsesslon, separated today into nine
groups to carry on the deliberations
of the gathering.
. Too little attention is being paid in
'llit' schools to sense tiaining, declar-
ed Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president
it‘lllt’l‘lllls of Harvard, addressing the
[division of education of the Pail-Am-
l
l
l
l
I
IIriL-un Congress today.
“The must important part of educa-
illl‘ll." he said, “is llliI' training of the
inclines which. besides supplying the.
liaiuliy of accurate observation, crea-
has the lialht of careful refliction and
,Incapured reasoning." Dr. Eliot urged
{the introduction of more hand, car
illiltl eye work, Milli as drawing, car-
pcnliy music. sewing and cooking
Land piloting of more time to the scion
.MIF of beerv,ation chemistry. physics
'biOIoz and geography. He thought
incrlculture should be given a prom-
,Iuc .l plane in counm' schools. in c'lty dum lust submitted -lo t‘ongrese by .3:
l. .'("l30l8 llr. lI‘liot recommended lami- l
liarizing the pupil with the details or:
aItual nork in one trade. In order to
'.Illow time im these new subjects in
in (I already provided secondary school
program». Dr. Eliot Mid. memory
leubjects should be sniiiowlintI reduced,
lafieruoon hours utilized and the long
:aummer vacation shortened.
l. The question of highest’importnnce
iIhIIt remains to be answered before
line rllCt‘Ri-lit of Government regulation
of public utilities can be amr‘mcd. ac-
cording to Charles: A. Prouty, lliroc-
Er oi the Division ol.\'ulilalion, inter-
Milli Commerce Commission, who
spoke bclorc a division oi the Con-
gress on r"'1‘th Regulation of Public
l'tilitica." lb ulicthar necessary pri
Sane of the [annals of
x . . _ t
i ~———r Thiciaabigcbanceto save
WASHINGTON. Dec. 28.——Eminenl. Will. down. One 10¢ in Pattie
ducedto.. .............
unwound
Your choice of the $1.00 Cut
.DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of H. B. Haatinga.
The funeral of Harold B. Hastings,‘
a lorincr principal of
Bu~iness College, was held at the late;
home, Giecns lI‘t-irins, yesterday alter-l
noon at 2 OtloLk
All of the Holiday China, Cut Glass and Metal Novelties at 20 per cent. reduction includ-
ing ewry article on the S pecial Gilt Tables.
ioc items now 80, 25c items now zoc, 50c items now 40c.
the Stillinanl.
Rm. .\ii. liai'ybei if
money, right' in mid-winter. All of our heavy .Coats are marked
ular which this morning numbered just ten garments are re-
. . . . ........................................... $5.00 Each
M
Pickings in the Bargain Basement
Glass at ....................................... 80¢ each
i foezogoo§~oewe§o§u '99:»:00 '00:»:00: «:00 :»:u' «’00:eo:o'o:eo‘
/
z
W HAW" «e.
H. KriegerSLCof"
pastor of the (‘uiiciegntiounl (~",.liuth .3. .g.
of that plane. ofliLiated. The inter ’3: .z.
liicnt was in Riverside I-IIIIIIIteI'y, Nor- :. f .3.
’ Start the New Year}?
h””~‘~"”“ "' l.:. ...
PROMOTIONS CAUSE MONETARYié. .3.
L085
WASHl\G’i‘O.\', Dec. 28. —'l‘liat ”
American diplomatli and consular 01- ': With a Charge Account at 9:0
ticcrs nutter Iflnancially when shifted ‘ .3.
from post to post by promotion or 3
transfer is disclosed in a memoran fee 0 St 9
lil' ore e.
Secretary Lansing. Ilic asks for an :0 3
increase from $50000 to 31‘. 5.000 in 3. 6.0
the appropriation for transportation .0.
of those government otliecrs on the; 3
ground that the present allowance of , ‘3'
live cents a mile to reimburse them Y o.
for expensea of traveling to and from :2" Oll H find it convenient to gill Your .3.
their posts or upon ofllclal buaineea is
inadequate.
Computations by State Department
ofilciala allow
tulle [alias to reimburse Iin IInImIrried
conehlar olticcr by from too mills Io’
ten cents II mile and ii married olllier
by from six mills in 81.02 a mile, no-
the otliter’u family and the quantity
of liouuebold effects transferred to the
new pout. the average lose 0! each
oil‘IIcr being at its cents a mile. or
82l5l7 toi caLlI promotion OI trans
for.
Secretary banning says that these
officers compete nith aiinllar otheers
of other Governmuita utilch pay lhe
Paris is rusting a thousand do]. \atc lunda can be obtained under roam. entire expense-n.
former Aiiibasador to
ilrance. Mr. Bacon, one of tbc‘
heads of the work, arritcd in
NC“ York today on the steamer!
New York, after being abroad
lllL scope of
Bacon,
he thriv- lots at day, according to Robert lutlonis for the development .nt these
I. ilitlea He said it was certain that
the rate of retain must be very much
iii excess of the rate at which the Gov-
criunvnt could borrow moneyvlor pro-
tidinp the some utilities and the quea-
too might finally be “Can the people
WILD SWANS FROM CALIFORNIA.
intendcnt John .\I. Hampton oi' the
Fish and (lame ('ouimlaiilon has re
ceived tuo wild snaps from Calltorn
Ila and has placed them in the state
manic preeeive in Madison. They had
”it “01k had bu“ N‘Tilll.‘ I-I'ioid to regulate their utilities. or ifllbccn on exhibition “‘53“ Marleen.
broadened, he added.
llarold Me Malian, connected
‘ Itith a submarine sigiialling com—
paiiy \Iitli headquarters at Bos-
in Russia.
:was anoter passenger. lhc
aid, “ere non receiv-
lllg‘ tremendous quantities of mu
this country and
Japan. and in the spring, in his
opinion uill launch another
great drive against the Germans.
'l in New \‘ork had an exceed-
inglv rough trip. One second
cafi'n'r passenger “as thronn
tlouu the ~l1lrllLly and seriously
injured.
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LIBRARIES ON WARSHIPS.
.u-a—I-o
Flam the money appropriated by‘
bundled books. mostly technical. and
on that account. more or less expen:
sive. A "crew’s library" is iiauaily
madcap of about five hundred books
taininiz character.
.Every year it becomes necessaiy to'
replacuabout one-third of the books.
the ships, but it has develdped that
this is not a satisfactory method, as
much depends upon the point of view
on literature possessed by the respOn‘
aible person. So it is proposed to
Lataadardiza the libraries by making
the changes in Muhlngton. applying
a caving Oi’ from $10. 000 to 516.000:
I
.. .
CRACKING DOWN ON THEN:
..‘_‘.._.
bus—-
Congress for the Navy l)epartment,l
there are each \car expended $30. 000 4,.“qu Addresses were made by Mrs. '
for libraries on our war vessels. Each} ”my Pennypacker, repreaentlng the
ship‘s library includes- about three' “9,19,.“ Federation otWomen‘s Chiba: AUTOIB‘I’ ~6AMERON lN TOWN.
lit btlter that the Government l'urnlsli'
‘1: .e aortic» at tlrat handi'
Mr.
L'I'nmcnt regulation of the utilitiee was
due to the fact that the corporation
tuinlahinx the service uiiually has ’ II
monopoly. The patron‘ who requires
the service must pay the price asked.
.l-Tc said that since the individual is
reiverlcee to protect liiiiiaelf the Gov-
ernmcnl muat protect him.
secretary» McAdOO spoke. at the
cpcning session of the section of the
Ccngresa on transportation, coni-
llli'l‘t‘e. finance and taxation. Sacra;
itaiy Lune addressed the, mining an'l'
I;I.,Isological section of the Congress.
l The woman's auxiliary conference
Lt the scientific congicss held its first
Mrs. Robert Lanainli
More than 200‘ women at
isesaion today.
pr calded.
find Mrs. William Cumming Story.
l’rouly said the need of Gov-
(leorse D. Buck. of Naugatuck, has
given a reindeer to the commission
and title has uhio been sent to Kira-fl
aim.
INCENDIARY PLEADS, GUILTY.
llURIJNG'l‘UV (‘Lu1n.,l)€c.28.- Jos
eph \‘claon arrested yeateiday on a
charge or scum: tire to the house
on tied by Jacob Bunn. pleaded gulltv
before a justice oi the peace here ml
.day to arson and was held \ithout
bOnda to: trial In Ihe Superior t‘ourt'
'at Hartford
Nelson, who gives his age
claims New York as his home.
iaaid he ran away from home when ten
iyeera old and had been roaming about
the country elnce
He’ denied in answer to nucations'
’any knouledga ot' the tire which deli
'troyed a barn and silo in Untomllle
last Thursday
l
as 30.
E. J. Cameron, of New Haven, man-
\I‘i‘Eldenl. of the lhughterr or the ager of the Cameron Automobile (30..
Aiiicrichh Revolution.
‘ Dr. Charles w. Eliot
iltil'tr‘st‘tl the division of education of-
‘thc Congress. but did not arrive
time, and his paper was read. Dr. Eliot
lscnses, and the thought agriculture
should have a prominent placeI in tho
icountry schools.
4—4.... ..____.~_
‘ REQUISITltu OR MANGObD.
l ‘ ’ .
d
' HARTFORD,
.'.
28 «other
*
MUG. 0
them aeteraih ‘0 a“ Elli!”- ll ‘3 t“"1 hiaarlng in his otllce in the Capitol to-
titer held that this nigh “0“” 91"“: day Governor Holcomb. granted the; on this morning
requisition. of the Governor ot lllinois
to the *trndiiibn of Joseph 0.14.11-
a‘old under arrest ln‘New Haven, and
was in town today, and was enter-
pmidentitained by President George F Footoi
oi' fiction and of others of an enttaiI-x,.,m.,.ml,,1 of Harvard w“ to hug ad-' of the Chamber ot Commerce
and.
Bernard F. Reynolds. As The Senti-
in not stated some time ago, Mr. Cam-«(The Spanish Minister, after hav-'
ron expects that his firm will tome
The changes are made upon the rec Wk ,h9 1,051.40“ that too little we“ {in Norwalk, probably in the tamer
commendation of thoae in charge of “on “as paid m the training of the Audio factory. on
touroe street
The Cameron people have orders [or
{500 automobiles for the spring trade
'200 hands could be employed. and
business promises to be booming. The.
(lameron our cells retail for $1,000.
‘ NORWALK HoePIIrAL NOTES.“i
John Qiaen, 0: Riverside avenue.
ivae admitted yestenlay and operated
Mrs. Josiah Jennings, of Hilarity
street, Sbuth ljorwalk. wee admitted
yeeterday menioonpand will be oper-
ated on this afternoon. ,*
1N5» William F. wihnont ’0! Cedar atrpei.
via; admitted and operated on this
l3
that Ilia live cents u.
Lordliiu' to the number In members or .
iie'I
'znrisonuers with chivalry, almost
”:90
O. z
3. clothes even when your purse is low.
0 0:.
:‘A good natne and good credit is worth};
More than ready money
‘ 'o’°:‘%”e”:W
TODAY IN WALL STREET. BULGARIAN KING
TRAVELING INCOGNITO
l' .\l\’l5, Dev. 28, 7:55 a. In. —
Athens telegram to the. lia—
.\I'\IIIL‘}' says a iIIL-ssdge has
rL'L‘eiv cd from Florina,
O.
NEW \(lllK. Dec. 28 (Wall Site°t. ‘
Voou.) leie market was Indie pus.
LIIpIiblc to realizing eaten and an in \H
regular tone developed before the \as
end of the tiret hour. Steel, Coppers “l)tt‘ll
l HARTFORD, COIIn. llec .38 NSIIper- and most Rails yielded much or all of ‘urpuc t0 [1“. Mint that Kihd’
their initial gains. Among the few lerdinand of lulgaria, trouu
cheeptiona were Mexican Petroleum,l l riIicc Boris and a ticnmm
'which extended its rise to 110 1-“ 'prince, belicted to be a son l|l
St. Paul and Tcnneeeee Copper. “'ar Emperor \\il|i.IIII hau- departed
’ais aueit were elected to even a great-liiicognito for \lonastir, iii South-
Ie er desire before a rally brought pu-. western Serbia l reparations
tlal recoveries. In the second hour‘are being made to giic thLIii an
another reversal ensued, Steel tailing official “I LIlLome in a few d;|\\
to 88 1-,? with variable recessions in] File Bulgarians it is said an
other prominent shares. Anglol‘reucn' seizing all coppcr utensils from
bonds W‘Cle less active, but failed to the people on the ground that
lionds were. irregular. they are needed for the llliiiiillat-I
. (titre of war munitions. 'llie
: NEW \.ORK Dec 28\(“'M| Street message adds that Bulgarian lit"
1m: 30 a. in. ) .-—.\iodernte advancenI 59”" rs “1’0” dysentery '-‘ l)?“ 1“
IulLd on the resumption of trading to- ’km ‘" the Bulgarian 3““)
day. all classes of stocks sharing in! DAISH LAD—3R UNION
II... a... u s Steel was W" ‘h" DELGATES NOT AL-
center oi interest opening With 3.0001 ,
I-niiree at 89. unchanged from yestev-I. . LOWED IN ENGLAND
days close, but such approximatingl 1 lI‘lelN
illit‘ recent high record. Reading and? [to Saymille _ l he (lVLFSL‘an .\'L\.
Nan Haven lost substantial fractional} \gcucy says Danish tra‘de.» un-
Iatlel‘I‘ce“ C0999“ “3""95‘9‘1 under- ions affiliated “With the Sodalist-
tying strength, d Mexican Petro- Dam. elected two delegates m.
leuin adganced 1 4 to 109 3-4 a “ewitisit England for the purpovt of
WCON- Tex“ and Pacific '8" 6 1*- ~1confcrrilig .Ivitli II uglish labor H‘—
{points to .0 at the opening “an a re ‘ganiiations, btit that they \ILIL-
cLivciship proceeding.
:bonds duplicated their minimum at ‘94 (by the refusal of the British .\liII—
’ _.._...._... \ iistcr to sanction the project “is
AUSTRIA PRISONERS Ichlination‘ the Iie\v$ .IIrL-IILy.
TREATED HUMANELYl iiays. \cas based on thL Iriouncl .
that the delegates; probably in-~
tended to ivork {of peaLe.
One of these delegates, IlCCOfll‘
ing. to the Vossische Zeitung rc—
Icently, ‘was permitted to ll'lidtl:
freely about Germany ‘
'PLOT TO BLOW ~ - '4 5'
UP RESIDENCES
".rally
.—
Dec 28, by wireless
t .——-"—
R()\lli. Dec. '27, l2' .463. m.—— ;
ing visited the prisoner camps in
dificrcnt parts of the country,
has issued a statement in which
he savs '
"The treatment Of Austrian;
prisoners in italy is a noble ex-I
ample of humanity and civiliza- l
tion. ltaly Is acting towards the
.
\
Lt)\l)0.\ Dec. ’28, 3; tga III.
-The Bucharest correspondent
with tiection, 'cvcn imparting Egg; viii-iiityli‘dvdclizg: “$31:
.‘ I
lessbns to the Illiterates.“ “ in connectiOn with the unsucc‘ess— .
‘ Austrian setters mi
Haircare under the iiiicct protcc- tulfiplot. ”will“? (1in rim“???
‘n . to ow fip t e csi Lnices 9
tion Of the». $33333: mbassy l 'Iilip'es'cu and take Joncscft and
ASSOCIATlON, OF ANATOMISTS.‘
NEW H4“? ,Dee. 28. 4m Amer-
lam Associnti of Anatomliits, with
delegates present from‘all parts otthe
country, formally opened its thirtw
attenuation] contention at Yale “lini-
Cabinet Ministers known to be
favorable to the Allies.‘
an'rn. RY ENGAGE-
Lirauo'r IN VOSGES
d—n‘
chin artillery engagement of great:
‘acfivity over:thc vvliole trout in.
.Osget' .vas repert‘ed..' In ath'L”?
AnsloFrench prevented fromI going to LIngland .-
other prominent men includinIIt ~
rants Dec '23, 2:35 p. in:—
,
55:53" .1." “an?
‘ this afternoon ”j: “
Norwalk Chronicler