nton. DIG. fl. 1918
lilililiiiliii
illuminant
'Hobey” of Football Fame!
M Wit .Plane in Trial.
Flight — merica’s Best
M95 Player—Awarded
French War Cross For]
Bnt'eryituctton ,
NEW YORK. DQt‘ zr—vcalum Ho-
ut A. ll. Baller,'ll.ie famous Prime
an athlete. knowirin his college do)»
a “Robe-y" Baked an atlator iii the
met-lean army i lit-ante, has been
filed in the tail! or in; plane. News
i hit dea‘h was i'g-eeil'dd‘herej'eatrr-
ay by his iriend,‘l’e_rt')‘ rifle. . i.
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PHILADL‘LI‘HLA, I‘tt-c. 26.-—‘Clptain
ilohey" Baker'a air-eel“ Iii pa ayutor
i France “as t here-tabla!“ by
lajor Charles J. fiddle one of the
molten aces u was incbnimand
the group in vmh Baker served.
layou- Biddle remitted home iastweek.
9 said that llaklr, during his am-
tea at the front. brought down three
. machines, tone at Ypres and
.- ln the SI. Mihtel sector in the laSt
any: of the war. Tilfimt- ma-
ttiue Major Biddle ‘jaiti was aunt-lied
y Baker, 20.000 tel-t in the air and
as carrying propaganda leatiots to be
moped among American intantry.
tinker, who was tatnous us a foot-
all and hockey pliiyer. left for Eng-
nd in the sumtnor of 1917. Min M.
lg in this country. for about a you.
rlncipally at Miueola. 1.. 1. One of
is Ilghts was from New ‘York to
i'lnceton and had; again. After ilii~
tor tiainiug in England lie was sent
tthe American school at lssoudur.
lance. Later, he. was sent to the
ranch minnery school near Bordeaux.
here he finished his training, and
ten was asaigiied to instructing Aut-
lcnnl. Baker Joined the Lafayette
tuna and went to the front about
pri! 1. In the latter part of May he
rouht down lilo first German mav
s no.
r~-~\
_ .. . n 1 - WM , r of discharged
“"'""‘" A“ 1’ ' " . . . oiltholut
fiat-it .\‘. lgielutrt 01 Baltimore. ' 9 .WW “153ml:- y other Eastern
gluilp operation: oitit-er ot' the l‘ouith “l“ earn—spoilt f .9“ “Winn“?
J“. lower t‘ittsr pt e instances. ex-
i’lllgull uiuup.
JESS WILL 80x DEMPSEY.
Champ-on Says it to Up to Promoters
to Make Match.
PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 27.-—-Jcsr
Willard will fight Jack Dempsey. ThatJ
is now almobt an ensured tat-1. TheI
date rests entirely with liit' .‘iiiierit-an.
public and tight promoters. During:
ltho recent campaign to raise. money
for the War (‘otnnlittee Fund the!
world's champion helped to arrange :11
show at l’ort Worth, Texas. lie sent
to Fort Ugltthorpe, 0a.. and brought
Sergeant Walter Monihan. hits old
sparring partner on for the ehow. ‘
The Sergeant took Willard orer‘.
some fast rounds At the tlullh Moni'
him said “I feel good enough to tat-k-
le .litclt Dempsey. lie has been hound-J
ing you. no let me. get a crack at hint?
Joe Willa“, replied. save hitn for
me. Ellen like Dempsey were especial-
ly meant for me. If the public wants
the bout, some promoter will quickly
get the inspiration and we can aoon
talk business. The Fulton eighteen
second tit-tory Wile. more or less of ii
duke. it is nol likely Dempsey could
t'epeat ii it given eighteen rounds. So
tell the people Nomi to SflH- Dempsey
for me. Don't let etllllt’ second-rater
rut-th him otf."
This lit-we was brought to T’lllltidel~
pliill yesterday by Sergeant Walter
Monihan. U. S. A.. from Fort Ogle-
thorpe, (in. who is on route to TIRE,“
wood, N. .l. He has been transferred
to the l'cctinatruction hoppitnl to aid in
rebuilding wounded eoldtefi.’
FRANK KRAMER STILL
«warm or cchgngjllrwwfl
Frank Kr't
‘ STILL PROUD"
altimre. Bethlo
The shortage iii
Harrisburg. Al‘
nton mining dis—
only city on
which has a sur»
mg to are foreign
.oipititl. fit-ling iha
thing to lose and l
hint! to gainby the
outsiders.
liirhartl liarth is
VETERANSWWS
BLUE llllilillN fill. . fl
Basketball Season Will Open and his fellow t'fli'ti
at Colonial Hall Jan. 7 “W“ ”"W‘M‘d “lJ
' ‘ re ‘ ' . .. would HUI accept t
‘fsg‘afiie‘n‘drk bhlp’ard ah ity of ordering an i
I .
tes. including
[lips are in dis-
tont; them are
riolk. Chattan-
Mianii. Nash-
with a holiday
ans has a sup-
'eut for present
hillilll‘a. ’l‘iil' illSll‘llt’l ‘a shorta p
. itlllit‘ii. he iiiitil‘ti \\t ’ supply Ebout
\\’ith Nat Hollow and Jimmy Clin- PWIHFI. Elm-rt, ID ‘xcept in New
ton, veterans. in his line-up. Jack "Hm" “ml Herr l.ai on. Boston MI“
ode Island. New
it is said that
demand. Many
plus of workers.
Leary will introduce ltit~ l't’l9 lliue Rib-
bon basketball team to tilt: i-uhlic ot‘
Bridgeport on January 7. when they
said he iiiit'lltif‘il t
colleagues and mil.
oneritiueiit iltlllit‘ti
lint-up against the Newark Ship yard 1‘1“.“wrcwmlll... g Akron and
ii\'t' at Qiiilty's Dance hall in l‘ai’rflcld “f the "I“... dim.“ re men.
avenue. . ‘ ' . ’ "”
tiit Silillllltll] [in l -FT BEHIND.
Just what the main-up of hi“ It'lllll
will be, the sage of Sandy Hook does
not know at this date, though he lit in
the sailors‘ u i\'t'\' lt
mine of \\ iltllllt' pill
fight lll:!.
. . .~ i t l R at Depart-
tolnniutiitation till i many do i it I“ |'\ H ‘|| 71' :7“ Twelve Am
" ' l " ‘ . ' ‘ ~: ' '1 . . . l _
(lli(l\ pliyti~ 'Iht elllp yiir ii.t\t . . ‘ nti ”w“. parent
garnered the cream of the “up!“ this t ii) iii!" Arimt'i
. < rdered to null for
( iii‘lh‘llllth passed
than ever lit-lore
the first illlll‘ sine
the t‘ilhltilli of 4‘
“MN ititittmt itlittlitl
oiil'. i'it-li or poor.
the future itiitl ix
in little it: ptigsili
IT. .' t'it‘l'\ illlti
have iwlled ti
that ll'iltit' hits
liiiilL'. .ln)‘ inf
illii\'t'\ ilith‘
illl\'t‘ rt'tlit‘lttl
fl“. Shaina! ('ilt‘t'l‘t‘tl and wmctl llitnd‘
kerehlottt.
season. but heavy le now negotiating
with (‘hris Leonard. who was given
iiih l‘t'il‘ -.t. ill ill or ll) servirt at ('atitp
“(Wt'i'ln lzini uee‘tt. played ill guard for
the lot-al fire Leonard will be placed
iii t‘t‘lllt'l’ wheie he played lust Benson
.ii he mm.- lie ie playing with the,
Tllillt'l's oi‘ Newark just now. Stretch
Harvey is playing with Jean Wright's
Alisoiiia haul and will not he avail-
able. lattly is also in conlitilinit-ntion
with Johnny lleckitiniin. who is [day-
iiil: with the Stamford Ship Yard ieatii.
Ernie Reich. .lce .\i~litiiead, and Joe
3 Dreyfus. all of whom have played with
J the Blue Ribbons in past some-#—
lany cottages in
Wll contained sor-
ire than one hun-
arried irish girls
tern. The honey-
pted. as the wire:
I) go home oil the
ll be resumed when
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Butter 8. Egg Store
NORTH MAlhl STREET
. Gold Medal Butter -
t . Eggs, every one guaranteed
J Jersey Made Olen ‘- -
PURE LARI) ’- .- _
J First Prize Nut Batter, nothing better
5701b?
55c doz
31c lb i1;
330 lb
Best American Cheese - -
Limburger - - - -
Swiss - - - - - -
BEST MIXED TEA - .
Fancy Ceylon Tea - - —
JIM SANTOS COFFEE -
Canned Goods
’- 15c J
106
3 tor 25c
.. m... . mm The East Norwalk Cash Grocer
net It "I at! wheat hllbhlii . . n“ .- .. W M ”w J ' . y J Early June Peas ' - 15c Fancy ”CHIN Tflmaloes
mother}:wag-Liliidi‘taii‘ii..iii M ”m ....... m a , ; Come-Take advaiitalzc of these ofl’erinizs. ’I‘hct ; N
. ‘lnd shipped ‘0 films“? men those stabs represent. It! is l are the best ever. Quality and Price COllSidEI‘Ed. ‘gl Fancy Maine Corn - 16: o. 2 size
0: , t was antiount-t-t 0th), ‘5‘ t-t-rtltiniy refreshing to sm- tieitt t M . .
. ‘lflatufit‘tizrnotht‘i“;than: ttoiltint'. btlt‘k home». and what's J GRAN ULATET) SUGAR ............ . . . . 5lb8.49c J Fancy “ma Buns _. 18c Pumphn - ‘ .
2 w ,
now ”9' L, more. iii-l far its we are (‘Ollf‘t‘l'll ' . , .
. 50$."qu b? s‘l’igppetinflr‘otip ed. there's a job for every star. i BUTTER .- Lfi: 310 "l J campbell’s sows o 3 ml. 2% Fancy “aw‘lian Pmefipple
ii'miiriinitiator: M... ...... . emu ~ : a... . - 2 m. 25. tancy Steed m... -
the {00'3“l :ill‘l’illitlll it: most I ()iC Ib' MOLASSES l L Ca P \
. ~ i Ft‘t‘S If you are rcallyllfgnd 3 Fancy erylafld TOIIIITOCS, Effie ll ears -
‘ ‘ ”"' ”' ‘ ‘ -:——-_- i ‘ ' “ of Molasses you in n f n . .
* * ' ~ " *7: Selected ..... 53...... the real article here. i - large size - 20c tolnmbia River Salmon
FLOUR—Pillsl-urv’s Best or Jones’.. $1.49 herbal: ; 5 . _ . . . _
ROCERIES t” 51212111th & BARNES» PORK cut to ........ 30%|: ; ; (Illiveshsiatlelé ctr plain :gc gureIlCildar Vinegar
5‘ CRIS , . a can . ............... . ............. . a _
l PANCAKE FLOUR—wit“the-leading brpngms W J J “We 0 9 a Slip 0 0m 3 05
f' Giving Us a Trial
ICES LOW AS POSSIBLE J
I 1 COI“I*‘EE—~('ott:il:c Brand: the 35c quality Colfzee.
PORK AND MEANS cut to ........I ...... 14c call
NEW YORK 81‘ \'l‘E PEA BEANS . . . ..... 14c lb.
DIXIE BACON .......... . ............... 40c lb!
'9 FAIRBANKS IAUNDRY SOAP ....... 6 bars 20c
6' SITNBRITE cmANSER—sc can cut to ........ n
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.co for shortening ......... 16c. 31c and 47c can
on Nut Olco. the world’s best. lb. ........... 35c ‘
~ necticui Onions ................... Zlbs. for 7c "
pbell’Sotips. all kinds. can ................ 10c
i .t Jemima’s Pan Cake Flour. pkg. .......... 15c
le’s Log Cabin Brand Syrup ..... 23c and 45c can
699 or llut'lcr's Cocoa. per can ............ '19c
i'icitn Sardines (fine value). can . . . . . . . . . .1. 10¢
Monte Seeded Muscat Raisins. pkg. . . . . . . 16c
Mixed Nuts. 1918 crop. lb. ....... .. . . ... . . 35c
t‘v California Walnuts. lb. . . . . ............. 45c '
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~ None Such Mince Meat for . . . . . . . . . ....- 255:~
Oranges. (Ireening'Apples. Lemons. Grape Fruit.
Potatoes. Celery. Etc.. at popular prices.
.r'p .
36%“th
5cl.
Come. be'a Cash and Carry Customer. The sav-
inits are great. the effort is small.
“ A. STU LL
24 COTTAGE STREET EAST NORWALK
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SDBClalS tor Saturday Only
Round Steak ....... _ ..................... ‘ . . 28c lb.
SirloinStenk... ................ 30clb.
l’orterhousc Steak . . . . . .. . .......... ;.‘ ..... 30c lb.
Shoulder Steak . ...... . ...... 22c lb.
Lean Pot Roast. no bone .................... 26c lb.
Sprintr Leg of Lamb 32clb.
Foreuuarter Lamb ....... . ..... . ..... 25c lb.
Prime Rib Roast .................. t ........ 25c lb.
Home-made Sausage ..... . .......... 32c lb.
Smoked Shoulder ......................... 28c lb. _
Veal Cutlct ................... . ....... . . . . 36c. lb.
Veal for Stew ............ . ................ 18c lb.
VealRoasl...... ............. ...........24clb.
Plato Corned Beef ..................... I. . . . 14c lb.
Lean Corned Beef no bones ..... ‘. .......... 20c lb.
Fresh Shoulders. .................... ‘. . .. 'i0c lb.
Pork Roast . . .. ..... . ................... 34c lb.
Fresh Sprint: Hams . f .................... . 3501b.
Hamhurtrer Steak ...................... . . . 24c lb
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Fresh Quaker 0ats$ lbs 19c
Kirkman Soap . - - -
Babitt Soap I
Fell Naptha
P. & G. White Naptha
Washing Powder - . -
Kirkman's Cleanser .- - ._
J SOAPS
Ivory Soap
Fancy Soap
Star Soap
- 6c'
- 5c
50
SUGARJ - . _ _
5 lbs 49c
Evaporated Milk -
Sweet Clover or Magnolia
2 for 25c
- 17c
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' MAGGIE STUFFLES SENT AWAY i AUTO BANDITS ROB
l : NEW HAVEN MAN
Came From Stamford to Visit Her_ AS HE BOARD TRAlN
J Son Johnny, and Drank Too ‘. J ~
J Much Liquor , ‘ SOIY'l‘lllNG'I‘ON. Dec. 27.« Driving
:a. large touring car. four men drove
Maggie Studies itl sixty-nine years
old and still able ‘0 earn “ t‘uir wage. yesterday an the train approached the|
ignition and took a New Haven busi-
. tom of the station and watched the;
iliiiiiiiiog'mx fizggver m" ho“anylperfortnance. it is believed, how'ever.
t .Wllen she wanted to buy a ticket Jag“; emsmtiigyttiogti‘t {nguuiiimg
back to Stamford in the Norwalk ata- h ~ ted Hi In
ttlon yesterday she was in no conditimant e men w“ ‘ 5 name con
. - not be learned. but it it said that'tho
tuon to travel and it was finally neim is we“ hm mi my town and
imam m “n ‘1‘“ Wm °~‘°°" i that no and be but no knowledge oi
‘ ’ her to the, City Hall eta ‘r night. ‘ anyone holding him up as he “Mil
J “um-Hitt- morninch “1°03
mum: hint.
PULL mm or azs'r QUAL-
ITY‘, mm, POULTRY, ono.
CERES AND FRESH VEGE-
lap to the Sotithington railroad station t TABLE.
.aa a housekeeper. and up to the. day . . _
'betore Christmas. had a place with a! “”9“ m“ P“ "‘0 “1"", and ““9"" Home-made Samage ..... 38c In.
J Slamerd ram"), 8' '20 a non“) and ihim of about ‘5 and fl \\ mob and than
t ho rd got into the car and drove away,'while . ,
. 'T‘ilen she came to visit her son a number or people “0"“ on the plat- H 3 Bauer Kraut ----- 100 lb!
E. ii. ,Cliarliok
"Whitman -
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