rats is an“
"OLD STORY
BUT THERE IS
_ NO HARM 1N
% ' ~- REPEATING IT.
' THERE IS
No BETTER
. COAL 1N
NORWALK .
THAN CAN
BE FOUND
RIGHT HERE.
THE
' f~ FERRIS COAL
t t Greetings of
ummmmymmuwummw
whlathonoeda—oervice inbdfngliimuaeit to bestadvutnp,aad
‘ service in getting long life and satisfaction out or the lumber he
bought. 0! course you can setiumber, youuan gotaervioe, butyou
want GOOD lumber and servic in the form of advice.“ to the kind
1: and grade for the different parts of the house or barn or whatever
it may be. This is where we do our part. "
Don't Buy Cheap Lumber Just Because Its Cheap—
Oreo Dipt Stained Shingles.
Wlli'l‘E PLAINS. N, Y.. Dec. 29.——§
Thomas Mott Osborne.) Warden of
Sing Sing. who was yesterday indict-j
ed by the West Chester County Grand .
Jury-appeared here today with his‘
attorneys and offered $2,000 bail for;
appearance later to answer the?
charges. No date for the. pleading
was set.
‘ p The bail was furnished by Robert;
‘5, j S. Brewster, of Mount Klsco. When!
‘ lir. Brewster was asked if he would.
gquali'fy for double the amount of ball
:2 ;required. he replied:
4.. ' i Yes, or for $500,000 or $1,000,000."
2 NEW .YOR‘K, Dec. 29.—-Warde.n‘
t’l‘lioinas .\i. Osborne of Sing Sing
,l'rle‘l’ll» went to White Plains today:
for appearance before the Supreme:
,(‘ourt to answer to indictments by?
the West Chester County Grand Jury
margins him with perjury, neglect off
duty, iiiistnanagemeut and immoral-
, ity. John B. Riley, the State Superin-
tendent of Prisons, who it is under-
‘n‘loutl. discused the case with Govern-l
tor Whitman last night, announced:
that Mr. Osborne would be removed‘
Lime, Cement, Naila. i
‘ The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
f: T SOUTH NORWKAL CONN.
5.313% ' s: :_.
this season to you all
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
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So. Norwallt
COMPANY South Norwalk, Norwalk. ‘Mr. Riley said that he expected to
h Ph rt 88! take that action some time today.
P one 1180 o 3 When informed of Superintendent
liliey’s intention, the Warden saidzj
.7 "'I'i Superintendent Riley is not a
— — - _ 7 - - "_'—-—- j party to the foul conspirm-y against
_ me. he will do what any decent man
. will do. that is, give me it lair Show
,y - ’ ‘ Rib Lamb Chops ..... 20c Squires‘ Link Sausage 24c “l”? “mini! ‘0 5““ “heme" ’ “l
, n or _ . {guilty or not. This indictment sure-‘
J Chopped Beef . . . . . . .. 16C Finnan Haddle ........ 14c Iy does not convict the nor would it;
_ . _ ' over do so." i
‘ ‘0 see Home-made Sausage . . 22C Pigs Feet ............ 8C “'hen he “its aglt'l-‘d \\'llill arrangefi
. S uires' Ba Sausa c 22c Pi . i , merits he had mud-- to give bail. tlie‘
. q E g gs K dney """"" 1°C ' warden replied: "i guess that \lel he
_ all right. although a man with such
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.‘ “I .a black character as the indictment,
. Tom Mllrray SCI' tze s sauna” Marke‘s paints int- as having, may not be able
in So lllM Sll' 3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST. “’ W “"l' W “‘ ““~ ‘ .
., . ll dill eel NORWALK. _.._._--__.__ .
SOUTH NORWALK.
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mflaacrtve Ravens MAKE
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
> W. are in a poaition to oll‘er you
Wexcept’iouai opportunity to dec-
mld your home in preparation
‘40! the holiday season at a small
” H 0. our shooting of quality
‘ ‘cxlniprising ihe latest de-
also indicated-es has been pur-
m at a dash figure. We. in
{linuxofter ygu the advantages of
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East Norwalk
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Phone in .—
nov BlTTEN "37 A DOG.
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slim. riotin-l
“J smoker lb be held next Tuesday night;
3.113, Kent-tic. ““1 “"9“ years. “f Bridgeport for the occasion, will ext--i
‘ 'street, was badly bitten yes- tertain in a jolly fashion those in at»?
:t‘lf-l‘l‘IOOll white ilnyiniz with ‘ “J" ht lo. ,
‘ “ .1 ' \tendauce One week from touts imeeting of the union, last night, oth-l
(W WWWW Trlliteetelts 1.148191%." . 0-, , -. , .
Small Fresh Hams ...... 16c lb.
Small Fresh Shoulder. . . .l4c lb.
Side Pork, corn or fresh 15c lb.
Ground bones for chickens
4c lb.
Everything in line, groceries
RESUMES ‘liSllMONY
Pigs Knuckles ........... 14c lb. and delicatessen. .__.....
Corn Shoulders .......... 14c lb. Blue Ribbon Eggs ...... 40o doz. NEW YORK. Dec. 29.—~l.ewis Cass
Pigs Heads. fresh or corned Gold Medal Butter ....... 38c lb. .1 Letiyard, one of the eleven former
2W“ 6c lb. Clover Butter .......... 42c lb. directors of the. New Haven Railroad
Very best 83w Kraut“. ...10c qt. Oleomargarine ....... zoo-25c lb. on trial charged with conspiracy to
iuonopollwe commerce. remained his
‘icaillllony today in his own defense.
lie categorically denied that when be
t CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 583-2 75 North Main l street I'reo Delivery ~ioined the New Haven board he had
:“atty knowledge of any plan or ccn~
-__.....«,. n” - a- wwg-.__.-—-___————_——m tattlrtwy on the part ol‘ the board‘or its
. predecessors to monopolist» cotuuiert-o'
that "anything was said or done by
any dint-er or Director to give ltiui'
mounds~ for lll‘llEVillL" a conspiracy ex-‘
iated." that he "consciously took part
in any conspiracy," that he was ever
inlluemod by any dolre to‘ monopolize
commerce." and that he was "cons-
cious at any time of violatinttho in M.
of the United States.” i
"No; never; I never did." were Sir.
lkdl‘ard'fl emphatic roplle to the ques-
tlons put to hint on the subject by his
counsel. Delancey Nicoll. l
The witness was then placed llllll“l"
Special Prices '
All Holiday Novelties to Close 2
germs-examination by Frank M. Switch.
t. ior. of counsel for the Government. 1
’ Mr. Sit-ticker quest lonad him on ltlsl
nor in the negotiations for the sale of
Boston and Maine stock to the New
Marco and asked if it were not intol
that his a' ‘dy ot the spllcation of U. 8
Supreme rourt decisions to the sale;
was made after he had conipl'éted his
atrungctncuts to sell the stock and to .
. become a member of the New liavcui
Board. .
“Oh, i could not say that," repliedi
~l.edyard. "l was familiar with thel
. Northern Securities case." lie conced~§
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2-! that the subject came up more par-l
68 WALL STREET t. ticularly at a later date. ;
NORWALK ‘ “in reference to the legality of that
' "tH'tll nntl .‘littine acqttbzhl'ut. l inki
PHONE “I . . . ’
Lyon." said Mr. Bwacker, "if you didn t;
‘ have a conversation with Richa‘vi t)!-l
iney in which you said it was Ht l’airi
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,t-mnce to lake? 2
'l did not in any shape or low, tile‘i
E3zes Exaflslnea Free ~_ lrcct or indirect.“ replied the-witness. :
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i Everything in the. Optical Line
» MISS CHARNOCK ENrEttrAth.
j Miss Nellie Charnock, of Lowc'
istreet. entertained many of her young}
tfrlends yesterday. at a party given in;
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UNCAS TRlBE OFFICERS.
cll to be held May lst in New Lon
"'" 1docs—‘Wetsley C. Johnson, B. t)
”3"" T"'°" c"°‘°" sum“ '" "“ttvictms, Harold Hall and John Gal-
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E Annual" Session Last Evening. i lAmong the Norwallt guests were thel
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‘ E illiisses Frances
Ofllcers were elected at the meeting .
tot Uncas Tribe. No. 26, t. o. R. M"! saaaees' ”MON OFFICERS.
ilast night. Plans were made for a;
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lFour big acts, specially secured from:
and Gustav Pitzer, VioePreoident.
Local barber shops will be open all
- entleinen front New Haven.
'.l day Saturday, New Year‘s Day. At egg ‘
o
. . .t'ocal solos.
were taken in last night. There will:
be installation next meeting night.
omcerselected were: -«
.PreSidentr—l-‘rank Macalusoo
incontinent—ouster Pitaer.
4Miss Cittirnock. a delightful hostess.
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‘thsfi: r a Pen-e ~' " Hartman. Dec. 29.5StatevTreas=
fluid u :7: ' an . ‘, ‘ure‘r ES. ChamberlainTEent‘oat‘todiy
(literal—an" E9133; “Mm ‘ 105 checkers holders off‘Connectlcut
~ names-«Ben Muasoo.‘ chat-lean
., ' ' ‘. , -< . _ to pay the half yearly” .
Collector sowmpmdwrmmmn-ikxk' ”#33::qung ‘ h tans (IRELJSB. 11;~'19I8r.‘~}€1‘h€%lle¢h
‘ ‘ - ' " ‘ 'mce" ”5‘ ‘ ‘9'”- ‘t' .amouiit to 3116.860. ”‘ll‘liéfse‘ihifiunusl
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racism—encircles ’ fl 3
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Start the New Year With
' ’ New Curtains
Shades to Order Are Our Specialty
Let us estimate on a single window or the entire home, office or factory.
Twenty Per Cent Discount
as soon as a successor could be lound. tn -
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On all Holiday China. Cut Glass and Metal Novelties. . In the bargain basement.
..\. .. ........ 15¢ Each
A limited quantity of :5c and 4°C Papeteries at .......... . . . . . ..
‘ ilionor of her birthday \n‘nniversaryfi
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and Alyce Rosen.’disosition.
,‘Messrs. King Tolles. Donald Shepardt
tSterliniti Getc‘hell and Harry Woodi
t'l‘he event of the evening was the amino Council, Knights of Columbus, was a , .
. . , member of Don losiowler Post,.G.
Frank Macaiusco Chooen Prelidentlflm‘ at 10:30 ol'amotorlng party.-~con-tlieid last evening at the club house: g
isisllng of a score of young ladies and;
'was held. ' . «~
Miss Frances Rosen rendered pianol
”2'!“ s in l‘.- nei iihoi‘liood.l ‘ ‘ . ree -. _ ‘solos. andV'flarold Fordham rendered!
1” 6 boy m g ,cal Red Men will journey to G a corn were elected. Four new membersl
giish bull dog. owned by HRV'uit'lch. upon a. special invitation, The
stin. of Melbourne roath ‘nflfi'jwarriors wfin do not go via automo;
nefic and some of his ‘bOY:bllo will take the 7:02 train from the
were having a SHOWN“ fifilltjdowrttown depot. . installation of the
grant lot on Melbourne marathon» otllcers will be. held two‘.
feidog. which was owned by lhl‘lweaks’frotmlasl. night: ' ‘ )
one of the boys ~who was in“
asking the fight in corneal.l ”
trashedfat the Keneljic’ lad
, unlilmsaragdlyé nrl Per—
‘ionllaiyimn‘tediately “dream Chief- ottoman-ammo; Mitr-
oblate thes‘linxater. shall. » :‘Lw , ‘ ‘ " ‘
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‘ ‘ ‘ ,to $83.140.‘and is pato‘on'nreaentsuoa uvsry'
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A delectable repast was served at;
11:30 o'clock. The guests departed att
‘en early hour this morning, all voting, ,
lsumed‘at today's openingsmany lead-l
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' ,lS'm‘iM' 99" 00M- Wshlltl’e“ W05. shares seam to 37 as against your The central militar
milirhlchjierca‘ys‘ an‘n quotationot 873i." Good~ yesterday handled do
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with tonallitis at his home on South
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mother, Mrs, .l. W. Swords of West
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caused much inconvenience by tllC‘.. . . ' ' z.
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W” 0" W‘s-"*- :: A good name and good credit ts worthy.
initiates oi the Home for the Aged, 00 more ‘han [ready money ‘ 0;.
on Wcatport avenue. tuuched ycstcr. o -. . if"? A) i, » , '3'! oz.
titty ill the home of .\lr. and Mrs. .l mu . ' ' . , ‘ ‘ - \ -',.. ~ ' ' .
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hit-Mullen. on Judah island.
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The recently ttontinated‘olllcers of
Uncas l-layloft, i. 0. R. .\l., were elect-
ed last night. installation ceremonies . _
Will be on the 2d Thursday of Jilllllv: thlllm H' Huyler. .
urr. William H. Huyler, a well-known i
. {resident of Rowayton, passed away
At tltentectlug of Neighbor cmnm'ihis morning at 10:30 o'clock after it.
Woodmen of America, last night, there lonl: “153335 Mr. Huyler had 3 large
were received three applications ~ for circle of friends. having always re
membership, and there were two lit-sided here and being identified with
gnaATtis AND rtiNERith.
“lllll” Slititlli. tilt ‘
coin, Is an
(Continued from First Page.)
.—
tetim. ‘
in 1910 when the eleven was having
a disastrous season. Slieviln came to
llintimis. lthc life of the community. He was
——‘—“ ‘seventy-t‘lve years old and is the last New Haven, introducled ’l‘tiis (demons
' r‘ , I ' "thllnnesota shit” out w ppe .0
File hruluy afternoon club will hold ltowayion member of Douglas‘ Fowler team into such Shape that it beat
Princeton and tied Harvard. Last sea-
son.when the condition was practicol-
‘ly u repetition of 1010, Shevlin was
again called back and while the {cam
under his coaching won from Priiicc~
too it was defeated decisively by liai-
ita annual visiting day at the Com~
titunity citih rooms. 53 West avenue,
as the guests of Mrs. J. Milton (‘obttrm
lotitorrow.
l’ost. G. A. R. He was a staunch Re
publican in politics and was an ac-
tive worker for his party. ‘He was
:llit-lo it member of the American Me-
'Qflltcr Jol n Tltlilllll last hi hi 'chanics, taking it lively interest in the: d
‘ t , . , - , - _ _
lent his preSence to the vicinity“ of welfare of the on)“: As an (ex—chief; mlrn other sports Shevlin was a good
. 0f the local fire department he wastpcrioruter, although he made no t-t-
Osborn Avenue-Lon the Eusl bldp‘ thusr Funeral an l (on to specialize in them. ~ As in
. to later with the firemen.
quelling the tears of neighbors‘whoil I ' runner .he.\vas fasland this was cm»
phaeized by his speed down the field
' _ -. . - - l t h v n . vet been er-
reportcd seeing a suspictous appear- rangen in a 1:: 0t ' dl (p
int; man lurking about. itec‘ted, m m e announce a er. iin’ football games under punts of Yale
5 ibacks. As a boxer Slievliu was re-
t markably clever. Gymnasium records
Funeral 0' Mine: Rogers. h h t hi at gtl t sis made
. :sowtm s-.retiie~-
I‘lie funeral of the. late Miss Philly} notable figures.
““‘1' Miss Harriet A' Rogers, 0‘ 92 03‘ Throughout his academic course he
Fbot'n at‘enuefiwill be held tomorrow was rated as a good scholar.
« ' t . Vl llll
any names to present at tonight‘s afternoon at 2 ocloclt from the midi wit-.mflfv “11:93:11?“ i‘;:““:asblgl‘;mh
meeting of the board for: the pieslfil‘csidence. Rev. A. F. Beard. of maliliearted, and. being pot\essed of :t
avenue. will omcinte. Temporary in-l liberal income was always ready ‘0
ilEl‘lIlettl Wl“ l“ h. IUYPI Side vmllf. the! gile ill‘ S‘EtlnlcE ill “EEdy 01:59? i\'h"ll‘.
lhe‘ Se ed v t ‘ r ‘ . 'hr‘oug ll [0 his “Once, boll] ll he (111‘
I “P (I 9.] v t
ltl 1 all" “He )esl (lily ,lenlalns to be later TFmO‘ 96 to \gwl _
that Alden Solnians w” ill at. his lt‘airlleld. Prof. flobert N. Corwin. cliairniah
apartments in the Hotel Mahackemo..i _._.... tor the Yale Athletic Committee, when
The item should have stated that it. ' Frederick Green. {informed of the death of Mr. blievlm.
. .. . » i . " ‘aid: .“.\lr Shevlin's death will count
was “'3- Solmans “1‘0 was “M‘- Her Frederick Green, 84 years Oltl‘,‘ died)- 33 a great shock to Yale men, for he
friends will regret 1° he” of her min the Norwitlk Hospital of apoplexyfi was widely known to a large circle 0‘
" - . .. , . - raduates and greatly beloved by all
,Ztlr. Green, who is survived by a wifel \gvho knew him. .His loss will be felt
land several children. He resided on! 93 i ll h. 13 ch ll Th i’ to
- , __ - 7 pet-a y y 00. a men. . e on
A regular meeting 0‘ “mull" Ln i\\'illow street, East Norwalk, and was! hall- management. .owes himla largo
At noon today the special committeol
Samuel Greenstein, A. (1. Room and.
William P. Hoyt. of the Board of
Trade, had not detiitltely decided upon
dencyi
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. which he ittfil‘made repeatedly to
A‘ R' Funeral servrces will be hemiitelp our teams out of trouble. He al-
on West avenue. After the Hmeefing'dt‘riday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the ways seemed ready to cancel the most _
another sitting in the card tournamentimner‘al parlors of David W. Raymond, imperative business engagement.
‘ ' ' r ' , t whenever or wherever the call
on Washington street. Re\_. 8. 'i help reached him. He will be missed
Fairbanks will officials, and intermentl as friend, adviser and coach. During
will‘be in Riverside cemetery. Lthe present season when he gave his
‘ _.__. itime and ell‘ort so freely to the build-
Dorothy E. Watson. l ing tip of the 1915 team he gained the.
Dorothy E. Watson, aged 4 ,veacs,.squad,"
died at the horns of her mother, Mrs.’ "Hartford
this morning, in Row.
M—a— “4—..-
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
NE\\[J'0R:K,, Dec. 59. (Wall Street,
0:30 a. m.).—8elling of stocks was re-‘
life insurance companies
rangins—i
ing issues recording declines. ‘ '
Amongimmm Stevens.
:trom fractions to a tullpolnt.
thesheaviest shares'were ~
Smelting. Mexican Petroleum,
life of the late Tom Shevlin.
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mmmninot been completed._ _ 1
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the two companies.
ted’$tatee:steol 005994 “F5 3.0“” . ‘PIA’RISv Dec. 29:. 5305 3- m-"Hcies were alsocarried' by local com;
,000 parcels l other tor 325.000: . '
irichhndhfl‘ennesso‘e CW, r was containing New Yetta-ls gifts for AW m the luoktut ‘m p
‘nmon llté'~.tew.s 'claltlestoo -;,scoro's ,' ,0 ‘ mare and. htv '* . . '. I . ,. , i
l s . 5o . oldiers Cinch . your war-“hut dM'S,DnDW‘j§I"“3 ;»-
advance! MIB‘WGI'B £919» ’ousand of the panels were cahl
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4,911.3“ ”mesa, , larz‘:f“809¢lld9!¥ It neonate...
altmd general improvement. 5
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a record. ? ‘ ”MW“; “it"
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ldeht of gratitude for the snerlticea',‘
furw
confidence and friendship of the whole ’
carried a large sum in policies on the ‘2
it was .
Americaulayt‘m- Funeral arrangements have, announced \t the office of one of the s. ._ ~ .
large companies here today that Mr. _
'tShevlin was insured for ”00.000 it ~
Two other pol-K ,
postroificei patties. One 'was for $160,000,- stta ans. ‘7
This .is‘ believed toliclt‘m‘“!2 1' m» "“5910??th I ..
new ,_
3.5-; it 55% "
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1 ppm-“e“ her-"’1 wad: igwgd' .3
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