Al: Lane’s ;
Marne on the~ Ic-
roam, Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Lane‘s Mari.
51 WIIIIRM
fittest.
~
out
The senior dance wili‘be held at the
”all: High school hull. tonight.
in Want Theatre. is ill at his home
.. on “organ avenue.
night lby the Nutmeg club. in
, the
_ rooms on Mil street.
hall, Wednesday evening. Dec. 29th.
There will be a meeting of the FIT"
District commissioners. tonight,
their rooms on Wall street.
The annual election of officers
Butler lodge. l. O. U. vl‘.. will be held
this evening. A very interesting ses-
sion is promised.
Former Mayor Edward J. Finnegan.
of Main street,
night last night. and his condition
om improved this morning.
the South Norwalk Board of Trade. A
new president to succeed Joseph ll.
Taylor, resigned. will be )ll‘ollalll)
chosen.
«The Senior Dance. High School:
L _ __ .V.._.._... _,.
Donald am, who Is employed at.
a smoker will he held jtonlorrow;
of'
passed a vary {3de
is
t
Then will be a llleetiug, .Vtonight of.
Saturday of this week will be oil-3
mod as the festival of the Circumci-,
sion of Christ. At Trinity Episcopal
church there will be holy communion
celebratloo‘at 9:30 o'clock.
wNew Year's eve celebration at the
I noyal James inn. 4 Entertainment. din-
- nor, music and danciilg. 'Resens now.‘
'llolophone I15".
mu—
town Congregational chulch will to-
night «be entertained at the parsonage.
- on Bayview avenue. by Rev. and Mrs.
John Staplctou. The work of
.. In. conference tonight.
Z"Iliollal Humane Agent
Thomas Hunt received a
can Int night, from Wilton
Sergeant:
In
or refused ;to claim
went ht once to the place. and found
the hands In Carl Och' a barn.
canals;
PERruuu
wiper ARTICLES
Elmmt.
David w. Raymond Mi
I l DERTAKER
usw RED more BUILDING I
u wasuluorou or. I
I
Tot. one, ions; “can. 693.
ORDER YOUR
Rockaway oysters and
Little Neck Clams
0n the llali Shell
For New Years
Large Long Clams
All “Claus and oysters
Opened at Market
All Kiudl oi fish, New
Bedford Escallops.
Long and Round Clams
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
7! North Main St.
haggling/y“ Phone roll
I
,.
BIG REDUCTIONS
BEFORE INVENTORY
Lodies’ Suits of
Cost
(lately dwilrellnall
42 South Main St.
wr.
smuel A. Gardner, the stale hu
mane agent. will be in town today.
the
|
brotherhood willbe discussed during family. have moved from
telephone,”
1‘9 Royal James inn.
M to a pair of homes which were Iner, music and dancing Reserve now lm
left In that place, and which the own Telephone 1547.
Sergeant HuntI
Vilfl)’ lisltors in \Vlllill’lallilt,
lless.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore and flowing in upon the road these days‘hile driven |by Henry Hall of this my years in slate prison for the murderliltbie- PTIC" -----------
‘ and so seriously injured that she may 0! Frederick 3- million in thin city on
sue Is in the game hospital as November 21st. With the consent of
the attorney Ianeral he pleaded guilty
Vmske their permanent home.
'was Ito meet a man in Wilton. with out with the true Cb‘ristmas spirit.
whom ‘he would swap the horses.
When the man saw the horses, be re
to be driven back to Stamford.
lid and Sergeant Hunt was notified at
slice. "The State Humane Agent Sam-
ushlv
—I.
»--ARRANGE TO HAVE
l
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A large window was broken from thei
meat slipped from his hands,
Phone 113-3.
’RECAPITULATIDN.
Some weeks ago. when fields were green,
We paid twelve cents for gasoline,
And now we're paying twenty—two,
Why didn’t we lay in a store or two.
The same with cool. you, thought we lied,
This summer when we prophesied.
That things would soon begin to hum,
With transportation on the bum.
When we wrote you to stock up cool
You hated to port with younroll.
And here we are. just as of old.
.Wember, it's getting cold.
The coal pile's low. no can in sight.
The poor coal man works day and night,
The miners have gone home to war.
Ralli‘oads are using every car.
But what's the use of all this flow,
A fool can say “I told you 30.":
If you need coal put up a yell,
We'll do our best to treat you well,
You still know where to so: good coal,
80 see our salesmen, write 01' 'phone to
RAYMOND BROTHERS
l 37 Washington St.
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LEXTRA ENGINES ARE HIRED 8V
RAILROAD T0 HANDLE
NEW HAVEN,
glues leased from the Delaware ilIlIl
‘Iiudson mud, exlra engineelI'ubrouaht'
“foreign" roads,
Ileutcd wherever they can be secured;
all sorts of beats out into the freight
f‘l‘arryinn business. and freight handl-
ers hired wherever men are out of
This is what the New Haven
The officers and conlmiltcelucn of Deputy Sheriff la‘dward ll.lloulens!10fld 15 110mg i0 89! the “Pile? hand'
the Mons Brotherhood of the down-j find Attorney Leo Davis were yeatohi oi the (normouu rush of business on
on Ilu-si sits lines
in from
walk.
The Greatest Marked Down Sale
ill the history of Not-walk.
never carry any over into next season.
best choice.
Every garment
(‘olne and save. money.
FREIGHT. Greenwich Lad
Dec. 29.~-Bx1ra en-
und cars
must
Early buyers will get the.
You will not be able to resist
the temptation, as our prices are cut to the very lowest.
CORDUROY COATS WITH FUR COLLARS, $4.98.
PLUSH COATS. $5.98. $9.,98 $12.98 and $14. 98.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLLNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
be sold. as w.-
NAB ESCAPING 80V PRISONERS.
and Another Slip
Away From Newington Home.
NEW BRITAIN, Dec. 29.—Two boys,
Ilicnry S. Slincy of New Haven, and
John Harley of Greenwich
coped ll nl the Home of lncorriglbles
at Newiugton early yesterday. were
arrested later by the police hero bud
sent back to the Norrie.
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AUTO INJURES woman.
HARTFORD, M zit—wane on her.rwsuw seven vsans ron mus.
way to visit her daughter. Harriet, in:
St. Francis hospital. last night. Mrs. ‘
Oflicinls never dreamed of doinu,.lennle Parsons. aged 67
who i s
of East
vvvv—n‘l .vo'. l- “nuns—u.
Don‘t mu, or'You May Get Grip one
Pneumonia, Says Greenwich Doctor.
Alas and slack! One must not iris:
in Gxeenwwb. the wealthiest villas;
in Fairfieid County, today. as the re
sult of a warning issued by Dr. Alvin
1W. Klein, head of the Department 0.
‘Public Health Lht‘rt‘.
This action
which. according to the young peopi:
of Greenwich and surrounding towns.
is entirely unwarranted on Dr. Klein';
part~is necessary as a preventive
against the spread of grip and pncu
'ulonla. There have been one hundred
cases 01‘ grip and seven cases of pond
-monia reported there within a week
1 Other preventive measures suggest-
,ed included warnings to keep away
.ironl air currents,
.
not to mix in
:crowds such as gather in stores and
ltroliey cars, and to check sneezes in
«Ilheir first stages.
lV The trolley cars that
ply to and
lfrom Greenwich will not carry as
ilurge a crowd of young men these
'Wednesday nights as usual. But wait
.‘until the warning is lifted and folks
{at iLle Square will think that n is a
lsumlncl' Sunday excursion to fly:
ilcacll. ll'olu the crowded condition oi
the cars.
JAPANESE MAIL ROUTE CHANGED
TOKlO, Dec. 29.—-—0u account of the
war dangers to vesacls which pass
through the Suez (Hindi and the Medi
terrancan, the Japan Mail Steamship
t‘oulpally. which controls the bulk o:
the shipping of this country, has do
t‘idcd to abandon the customary rout:
and dispatch its steamships around
the Cape of Good Hope from Colombo,
t‘cylun. The voyage to England will
he lengthened a fortnight.
The Japanese cruisers Tokiwa and
TOLEDO MAYOR TOOK A BRIBE.
TOLEDO. 0.. lit-c. 29. Mayor Carl
ll. Keller was indicted yesterday on
the charge olkaccepting :: bribe. The
charge is based upon a transaction
liniluence the. vote oi Mayor Keller,
this member of the City Board of Con
trol,
i apparatus.
i
DER
IROVLDENCE, R. l.. Dec. 29. —
:l’elcg E. Chuulplin was sentenced
lullywllere near the b‘uaineas that lslalltrford. was struck by an automo WW" CW" yesterday to serve 27,
o Burrilt and has caused on embargo that went
avenue to BridgcportI where they will into effect this morning. The road is
die.
lam-mung 44000 freight cars on lls‘her daughter. .
d
lines today. where a your Mm II oper-
—~'~l\'ow Year’s evo celebration at the nted 32,000 cars.
Entertainment, din-
A local public service company
'hired men to shovel snow at $2 a day.
an advance of 25 cents it day over all
Iprevlous seasons.
,at work but a shalt time when i local
i
Governor Marcus H. «Holcomb ha" Ilnsnufacturlng plant sent out and
g"; ' fused to swap and started back to appointed Prof. William 'B. Bailey MIMI-9d all the men at $2. 50 a day.
Danhury from whence he had come Yale University. Connecticut delegate
' A! .the animals were In 011 conditIOn to the national conference on Ilnml- confronting ““6 handicapping trans-
. . the grants and American citizenzatlon. tozportution “393 here Whether it ‘5 t0
'5 Ihoy asked permission to place them in be held at pmmdelphm January 19: ‘rshovel snow or handle freight.
Debt barn. The request was grant- and 20.
This is one of the conditions that is
companies cannot find enough men to
I'do unskilled labor at old rates. anal
the companies claim they cannot of-
. no! Gardner will go to Stamford to- front of Santanello's meat market this ford to pay more money. And this is
" «h! ind will investigate the cas'e‘ thor- morning. The accident occured When the reason that the cost oi handling
' It.Mr Santahello attempted to take. a freight in some terminals in the state
198 0! ‘beer {P9111 the WIHGOW- TheIhas risen from 26 cents to 55 cents
an
your Friday luncheon served at theIiwentIthl-ough the large window withi
.a cmsh. '
per ton, and still the congestion con
tinlles.
The New Haven hopes to be able to
t its embargo
claiming that it was the storm com
I .___ binatlons that caused it. rather than
thristmas exercises, under the nus too much business.
From pleas of the Bible School of the First
the story that was told the sergeant M. E. Church of South Norwaik. will
it seem that a boy started yesterdsy be held tonight at 7: 30 o’clock. An
1mm Stamford with the horses. and interesting program is to be carried‘
in a short tinlo, ‘30 at.
The men had been
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the
‘Burton Ale.
dinner.
hiss Gib
Will Re Open for Memberships _
Tuesday. Bocemher 28th Wminesday. December 29th.
You Who Iinow
Good Ale: ”
will be delighted with the
richness. the smoothness, the . .
satisfying body 0! Bass Strong
'It’ is the
beverage to accompany a good
We Are Rocoivln' Ohlfimanto Rdn
ulariy. Without Delay or V
inlet-form“. .
miss a 00. Importers.
00m Iain New York.
13 Woodward Ave
Op,
‘Phone 1523. South‘Nomlk, CL
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubu and supplie’a.
Oat-vice a Feature.
ideal '
0N onauourrsvsnvwnsas .
‘ Z
Prompt '
a».
to second degree murder.
Champlin and Bishop here our
fllGfl'fl Enos “alsililioyes of the local street railway
Icompany and the shooting resulted
from alleged attentions by Cllnmplin
;to Bishop's wife.
I
v
coon Posmous
AWAIT
AN EMPLOYER ‘ IS .- nor
A SCHOOL MASTER
I HE PAYS YOU FOR ’
WHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL CGLLLGL
START MONDAY
selection of
vhsirstm‘as Gifts V.
at reasonable prices.
'Norwaik Pawn
Shop
:JOB. ROSBNFIBLD, Prop.
lioI Water St, 8c. Not-walk, Bonn.
Cllltoso are to sail lolllol'row Yl'tlllJ
Yokosuku on a secrct mission. it i»
believed they will no to illt‘ South
Bells.
THREE THREE THREE
Sept. 15. 1914. by which, it is alleged.
Keler was given an automobile by B.
0. (iambic. local agent of the Peerless
Motor Car (“onlpdny of Cleveland in
to award a 366.000 contract to
Ithc Peerless Company for motor fire
III?
“will his ‘a a... ,
var-w.
minus
SALE OF $14.95
PLUSH COATS
Gucranteed SaltsPlush Coats
Regular price $22.50.
BOSTON
HUB MARK
RUBBERS
I
- $14.95
ROOSEVELT GETS COURT COSTS.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., DEL. 29 —F01
met President Theodore Bowel ell
was today allowed 81. 442 52 against‘
William Barnes, Republican leader ul
Albany. and costs and disbursements
in the recent trial in this city when.
the juryldismissed the $50,000 libel1
suit brought by Barnes. it was agl'eei
by attorneys that Roasevelt could
have exacted 82. 000 more, because of
the extraordinary length of the trial
but he asked only the actual (curt
costs incurred.
Justice William S. Andrews,
tried the case, also signed a new or?
der refusing to set aside a jury verdict
and denying a new trial.
w llo T
HOLD TWO FOR MILFORD ROB
BERY.
MILFORD, Dec. 29 Joseph Rose
and Anthony Maltin of Providence R.‘
l., were yesterday bound ovel to the
New Haven Superior Court under
bonds of $500 each in the Town Court
here. They were charged with break»
his and entering the home of Henryl
'l‘ucker Monday.
Glover’ 8
Shoe Store
Norwaik
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
FOR MEN, WOMEN AN D CHILDREN.
Boots, Overshoes, Sandals
You are sure of Rubber Shoe satisfaction if you buy hero.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACK‘EN
South Norwalit, Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE “15.2.
_.5:.:____-.
.-
Alk for cash prices for RED OAK
".4. v ..
Perfection
COAL. I. ..
Oil Heaters ms wu. narrow do; one
3 Rowan SI. TOIMI ‘
Every home should have one. no
no odor, perfectly safe and re--
$2.98 to $4.93
Albert F. Gehebel
I
Prompt Delivery. I
So. Nor-walk,
.,
l smoke,
Phone loose
25 Washington at.
a...
When You Consult
' Us About Your
Eyes
and the consequences .of eye
troubles. our relations are
strictly confidential. You re-
ccive the careful examination
of our oculist (medical spec-
ialist) and your glasses will
be guaranteed correct. Our
business isgrowing' because of '
our complete eyeglass scrvice.‘
No charge for exaniination for
glasses. .
Tnsusn
Ocullata. optometrists, Opticiannz'
07 Atlantic Square, maford, “.3
Open BIL. Evmln.‘ El“: “‘7‘;
Notice tiles igns on the m:
also get a duplicate slip lamina
driver with our :aome and M
before selling. 7
3 ROWAN s'r. EAST noawmnré '
PHONE 441
r. 8. Wild
Good Job Printing
Beat Roper, Best Work, float til-lea
-IB:NORTH MAIN SWEEW’
3.:NORWALK
nr'ro
sllccflsgl to Will. Efiron.
37 use: Street. eIE‘ast Not-walk;
(
The New Selene-e
. .oorlnfi’lou or cameraman
Chiropractor” the definition of
llldiau Motor Cyclés
.VDistrlhiitora for Hawaii: and
south Normlk one of the disease and on a; mi.
adjusting the some. Disease is «upon
Dal-ten, Conn. but. Even in has an abhlldh
Phone .179 it creates pinched; mw_ .nai
Automobile mid Motor Cycle dam life in to. different mu m
Mil.
So. Nolwalli I '
Norwalk Chronicler