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ml} lilzm lllosr- of, the ' . 1 sear. and has been 81811011071: plimzipnl Val'lC‘llPs 110 as follows 'fairs in the EM l‘ahinm. ‘an'oim :1: M3" Jeanette A' Coats. “’3'“ “f D" ' - ‘
. , .. , he Great Lakes N1V"1 'r ' ' ' " ' 1;. C 't «oil-known ghyxi- SPECIAL PRICE
-~ w». 2: 1'1: (I 1 d l'ainlngI I l IBarred Plymouth Rocks. ’I'hlV llavl' l'wul vilified to 1111) Na- Willi). 0"“ a
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.. 1:) 1901' (300171115 ‘- 2 Samuel M. Monks “minim: W") “W“ ““9 ”" “"3'” ‘ ””5 (”ma We manned Oak Goal 111
Ill) ROUHd Out Phillies' Tllwrequesl for Pfeffm 4 release was: Hartford, ('onn_I 277 siilm_ in Bin-hm are 1111019113111 401‘ a short lawn of pneumonia MN! '. All Sizes.
made by Senator William G. Calder 11 Roll: Rose Farm, 1 “(q-ii” newspapers announce Costa was the only (Initiate? of NW
”.1111... Par. Moran's 'success- '0' Brooklyn. Semetury Dame“ ”0‘“: Katmai" N. Y' ~53‘ llmt 11 warrant for the arrrsi ome Street 0f -W Emma WM. EFFW
, up; 1.1- 1111- Pliillies 1m a fied Senator Caldel 1111.1 an Older (11...;9 -1 mm 2’“? ”gamma iEiohhm-n has been ironed. 11 is first. district and besides leaving 1m 3 Rowan St. East W
' 117111171111ng him in Wllip« charging Pfeffel' llom the. Sl‘l'ViUt" hudl ' Bridgr'e'to:I'E'R1 i 'said V'ulmus charflm Pro"7 77; mother, a“ is “m by m has. '9" “1'- mm'
..,.,, 51,31", that will be ”9““ 5931‘ ”W- on Janna!) 1. 2'1 La-u'l'vl Hill Farm. i'VV'llicll would make him liable 101 band and an infant m. null-m J- , '~ woasrm
' ,,.- with the olhnr pow.I M Bridgman, R. l. 355 pullisllml'lll. for fifteen years. haw The funeral will take place on Wed A. M.
., ,i _ \'- . 1' SERGE-ANT HALL DIES "1' P‘l‘l‘fl'k l". Sullivan. 911mm) issued. mm-mzm from 731- l ‘TI'ORNEY AT LAW 1
4 . IV'II' .I.1111mal league. 1 “crum- Cmm- 5' 'l‘lln combined bourgeois parties m other maxim-this citv Rev. M”‘“"‘"U"'P"°“t om.-
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11-”;111- nlanager‘101?gifp l 1:1“le 10%, Jan 21. ~Sl.r.g1 JamesI 4, Lame, 13?]: '53;th Reds. 2901i" the kindom of Wuort‘tomlmrg llr. ma of “textural will rim PA EN I S
:1 5“,. MW“, Wh n B k ' I“ ’ Wh“ ”We“ on “‘9- Montl‘eal' Bridgeton. R. l. 307::11111 the. province of Hldnmmrlllmlduem interment will follow in Riv: I
. \Ii -. .. 9- . a. 9“ (Easlm'n league) and Bridgeport and 43 Deer Brook Poultry Farm, ‘Prussm, 01PM“! tell (WW‘SV’ Mmaew. . “form-cum
'.II .. Ol;ln:~ nuccesaor. has Holyoke (New England league) base. 44 Short FallS. N. H, 2‘41 fl". National Ammhlv. The Ha.» , ‘,‘"_._, m NHL...“ 1..
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IIII - 1 171 1 Vel wllil which I bull‘clubs. died of pneumonia here last 3:52:15 dizzin'Conn 1R3ijoritVI Socialists sea-ted men and “.7117 R. WW. 1
. 1411111.. IIIIIIII 1 I . l' gnu? 1. -.Hall enllIsted in 1911, but trans- White “L;gh°m'sI the Independent Socmliols none. 3...” 1L mug, an aged and .m-
IIII III II . II. n) ruling fei to the intelligence bureau prevent-_ 93 D. Tam-red, The combined popular V010 “1' the W ”dent of West NOWK mm mm
I.I1IIIII1. . ladTH‘l‘Ofl. Stork. ea in“) from going overseas. He-was Kent. Wash. 314I Socialists was $106,009 and the; 17:35ch this morning at the Nor- mm
.. I Ii-iIiII-Ib .1311 Burns are 32I years old and is survived by aIS" hiatg’egouétry “WW-"- 'illollrgoois par-tutu 920,.000 4w: mm1 at the age of 61 years ~ WOWH‘W-
I IIIIIIIIII. InIIIImIlI 10 team. andeldow and one son. 11:6 LfE lilfvoidsollIVI'II 27011” \Il‘l'klenburg and Luimpk The her"! WWW w Mm. m can
, I I ~ IIII :IdIoIlIl to pass illomI ——-— Cooperstown N. Y, 250 the ('mnbiued Bourgwls parlor-s charge 0! Director D. W. W a“ M'
' . 'I “‘ 1 I‘“ '- 1 ~—'l‘l'}' a Sentinel \Van‘l Ad. Miscellaneous. elected three dclegak‘s and thei ad mu announced we,“ 58 “mmzsouflilmafln
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been traded in!
“'asllington for Calcbel' Ainsmilll, and
l‘ilcllel' George Dumont Ainsmith im—
of a deal
whereby he goes to that
club. along with utfielderSllorlen and‘
Thirn
llarolll Jul“ 1' in has
modialely was made
with llell'oil’.
part
Pill-1101' Love in exchange for
l‘lusonmn Oscar Vill
l'l‘lle Red Sox have every reason to,
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lell ploa'scd 0v er the deal.
one. of the, besl
game. :15 well as 21 fairly good halter.
I “/1111le moans illzll )ll-lnnis will remain
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in: 1111' 11-11 Sox :1 el'm-kl-rjzlt'k infield
I cordon nl' Ml'lnnis. .121er Harry. Scott
and \‘il:.'
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flu-l that will honolil from the
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mlmv for :1 loam VV'lli1'll 112403 him as a
l‘I-’.’Illl:11'. Manilzl'l' (il'ilfilll of “'llslling.
lou has high
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Fox have a first class man and one.
who nllL'lll to be able to win his full
5113!“ ”f mums. Behind the deal to al.-
l:l(‘ll him to the Red Sox pitching stuff
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may be UK' hope of the Red Sox man-
acomonl lllai. he will show up so well
in illn lmx lllal. 11. will be. possible to
use "38.730" Ruth as a regular
mllfield,
and outfielder.
om: thing or lhe other.
out saying: that the
would lilit- to
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see him
world
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Shorten.
.lcfi" Pfeffer \Vill Be
Out of Navy Soon
E'rn'ign Edward Pfeffol'. llw Dodg-
m‘s' southpaw has been recommended
for an honorable discharge from llle
lllliled Slates: Navy by Secretary of
important I
Friends 111‘ .lalm'l'in are sorry
much better
in lhe.
llli'ilf‘ad of alternate Dilclior
Ruth himself is lire-(11
of sniffing role and either wants to do
it guns with:
in the game
every day. \Vitll Ruth as an outfielder.
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STORES, .l’an. .~-l1129 spite of three' 1“. ,1 ack mi, evuciflg 3., 1:11 r. u“ m
9’ e1
(luvs of bclow zero weal! 01‘. the to ll fast. Nallgalncks. The Kangatucks
311111 101 1.1100 birlls in the elrvenill f ’hc fasios 111' in 1‘
w-lll; nl' llle. laying lonlesl at Slorrs 73"‘9 one 0 " :‘ D 18
amounted to 1658 evgs.ul1ii:ll is a_ state. having VloI'l eleVG‘l gnmm 11m;
.141;le gain over the plelious Wnek‘s Iq'ngou and 105»L noun On hgi T110: _
ploduclion. This l'eprosenlsI a ybl(ll:.I day the Naugatucks defealni mpi
of nearly 24 per cent :1n1 is :1 on , . 1
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'Vl'lml would 'be exported VVllcn'llle prr- P’a” Whllne n e “I '1 ’ ll
Vimls fiVey'nal average i~ “god for a,‘ score of 117” The 1002; lzle :119 in
Mandard .\ pen of Buried I’lymoulh' fine condition and are confident of “in-
Rm 114 belonging lo Jules l'. Franc-415,1 ning. The locals will haveI Sinilh uni
“willalxlplon 8021111. I. l which won'i
i'll'sl plan- in lilo 'Vll"’(‘\’(]lrlg week, re 015°" forwalds Meeker, cenlll and
guards. Tl’i- \m
1113:1le lheil' nerlor-mame in the cur- C( 1.111 and Maul-.1 I
rnnl VV' eel: by laVinp. a total of 413 eggs. iwulk A (‘ will leave Normzllk:
“"“ck 1"- Sulllvans 7“ 11111 Wynn i Abbot fifty roolers will make llln 111p
llnllos il'l‘im Ocrum. (onn. W140 111 sec- 1
0nd place with a yield 111' 41. ogg < and
”my w9re. closely followed by .21 pru' 0" TU“SdaB '3‘?“ng at CO“““““”‘
or Barred Rock< pnlel'ed b_V [Hamel Hall East Norwalk the local lads Vllll
Poultll' Farm. Lllul'el Que, VV'llicllpenI pm} the \‘augalucks ll reluln gumofi
l:1'1d 42V (1:' gs (‘hurll' s H. 1.”:1n8n Rhode
Island Rlds from Soulhhon). Mass.
1101] for [ourlll place. with :1 pen ()1 the It“? ‘*““ R"
sumo brood belonging in Natick 1731711.; the Rociols
, Nillltli. R. 1.. each pl'n laying 36 eggs‘. [UH
l0ulll'ymen .11'11 always. interested in On Fridav ”w Nm'walk A. C. will
llle pros. lhms ('11 Ill" l'ulme malkoh ‘ _ ‘ .
(illolulion' on p24,; Thu Hmong r,rItraV'vl to llmlsepml 11) take 011 iii.
conditions muslin," in 1111' New Y‘Olk Reclors fur llle (hampilmship 0f 111‘
market during (1H past soven days' s‘a‘pl
lllec for-med \'(l\ inter-151mg reading. '
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(Min: Sun's of Norwalk 1nd
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in;r llll'ough lhe l'ag- producing m‘eas'BOLISHEVIKI DRIVENI
01‘ the middle “'031 and south. it war '1 011T OF NARV'A AND
11.7111le lo k‘XllF‘Cl :1 gcnm'nl downward»
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what did ocr'lll' 11' our («111111111114 girl-cm; PRIS(}NERS {ARE TAK_
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pvl'iml in question. From Vl’ednesdaVi q
IAN.
in Friday. however. m'ir'os advanced
SC'V'Qi'fll (mills a dozen ‘mV'imz l0 1hr _
(Continued from Fir." Mel
NUMBER 01"
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'Villgllly 11911 up shipping in New York
ilurlml'. pl'il-es llllV'unccd SV'V'l-l'ul cents
:1 dozen owing. 11) 1110 slrikl- of lmrbol' Ill'ls 111111 in l‘“ p.110 11' pulls
bnziimen which lllol'oughly :icd up' xulnnishlnn lu iiipl 'iigimlmr
siIllpplngIIlll .‘NIOVV' IXol'k Illalhm. Tho PX this ”WM 1‘" nummwg
(llrocl elim'i (ll lhls sll'lkl' was llmli I l' 1 l 11'
many enzs which 1- l'lllll llllough bv: 'imlllls “I” H“ ‘” 1.1111111 \111111
mill-an (ls (lPliVl'llllf' in lmwm (‘ily 111' 110111 in 011150 111ml) \1 111] 1111' 111'
new hold up and could not H‘al’h buy. 1gnllatlllll\ .‘lllll V1 (111111 :lfim‘ll 1111'
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£11111» ill'l'svllco in ”w 111:1rl11»l of 11 \‘(Hv'i
11-115111111'ahln rillam. 1y or egg: Vvhic'lli 'alflo t1) studv 1111 in'l'liulindil'. of;
_ '."1—‘1‘0 being lli‘ld under shippers orders the {War 1' lwiull- llll'Y \1'111'1' Huh-
T ‘rloweVel'. as soon 71's .nlerl‘wlence milled f'm Pilllfit‘illlhll.
wull transportation was relieved, 1.310.,
1:111 ance in price was lost, and illrlhcr~ liElVl l\. Monday. vlilll 130- (A9?
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e1 r1 1 o occlllred. nwln. to file larger >101" :1de [’rpfis) “F or mt'l‘ ('lllo‘l of
'shipments oi l'l'OFll “'21-: wllil: 1 e. ‘
hing wephmi 7’ ' “I mil’uliue Billion) and Hum) llaw‘.
1'4 )1‘
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NORWALKI A. C. VS. NAUGATUCK. \Vilson
:llorlill Sunday accord-mg 'lo‘ a dis-
IlllC‘ into (if the no“ rl'plllilll- 11' the
‘ Assmnllly mm'ls lwrn.
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isrlll supporting: illom
Tim irrrtwl results 1121 Berlin;
'mltmuc to slloV'V' 'm unexpectedly
large llldcpl-mlent Socialist vote.
GERMAN MALEES
POLL LARGE VOTE
4
Jan. (com-m {am Page)
PARTS, :2 1 .——1’ 1'1» 51 dent
was 1111' gue<t of the 00,.
‘ , . ats lled 041 ' t -
(.. VVill H.111] 111 French Senate at a luncheon ycs- iity ngcjpoimsts, $311322; ‘c'iifiepi'ifi’gi
torllav. He was greeted by An-
tonin l)llll()§f,t110 president, who
made all eulngislic addre» 111
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011 the prcsidcnt {111d lli< 111mm.
AMSTERDAM, Jail. 21~Somc—
\\ hat of a sensation 7185 caused .11]
Socialists, 401,187; Christian Peoples
Party 1,,110 1117:1119 German People’s
Party, 266.157, and the Conservatives,1
467,367, according to advices received
by the Berlingske 'Tidende.
While the majoritv Socialists will
ihave the ascendancy over any other
isingle party file resufis indicate. the
'Bourgeois Panties together will hm
IN, Monday,
patch in the Haildelnlilall, whenMnmty Socialists appear
the nuns from the Catharine L} «cum made "big gains in East Burma. in
111 Lindelml‘a'asse marched to tile Hanover and Bremen the 50019115“
had a large majority over the indepen-
I‘MHH‘J blmlh" ”1 a 3'7”“?- 'dents. In Leipzig. however the Inde-
'pendont Socialists polled 195 .0110
llERLl\, Sllndav, Jan 19 (\s votes agah'erSJKm Tar fiio Mnjor‘ilV
'socrlll'd Pressl—Thc municipal 80°13‘15""-
govcrnmcllt of Grout-er Rorlin has
prnicslcll lo the Elwrl (‘.illlim‘li
'lL’éllllh’l llll' proplmal to conveni-
1110 National Assembly1419171111er-
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()ppusitiou in Berlin as com 11
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Mrs.\‘ero:1'»l \\’ade, wife 01' Jumps
Wade, chef at. 1119 Mahackemo Hotel
appeared before Judge George H. 3:08-
Iburgh this morning in the City Gourl
f to answor to the charges of intoxica-
« ' . . - . - . , , tion, breach of peace and carrying con-
11“" Assembly is said to rumour
1-1111-115' from Smith German sollr- coaled weapons. She pleaded not 8”“
1 pg which. in vie“ 0f ”1,. recent ty to the first two counts but admithdI
(11 (llll‘lll‘OS all 1111' capital law for ”‘9 1351- Judge Vosburgb fined her 57
and cosls to being intoxicated, $10 and
. costs for breach of the peace and :10“-
ed thp concealed weapon charge. The
BERN E. Ian. 21.— The (1‘11'1'1111111 total fine amount to 328.30 and was
gov-orlmllm has soul 11 111110 111 1111' I paid in full.
lllllxthlk {IOYPY'IITHQ'IHL
prnll'slillg :1Wainsl llll‘ 1;!1pl‘ml’l 0'“-
1-11 1111' Spar-lulu!“ 113'1111' Bolslll' COWS who is stationed at Debarkat‘ml'
V'illi. 'l'lll' (il'l‘lllllll I";:1)V'1'111m1 111 Hospital No. 3, Gmenhut. Building,
11 has 11' Pl‘flllill)11‘ New York (div, is Spending a fiveda‘
pl'unfx ' (1| 1111‘ 11111111110 <11 llll' liol furlough .11 his home in Nlil'ualli. and
~111-\11.1 .11111 SH) 1111' P1‘Nlllllllfilll<l\ will return Wednesdav to resume his
11V 0112111111' 1111' duties i ntlle dispensan.
\\'(‘l'(‘ paid “'llll
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Vll'lliamJ Banks of lhe \lodicul'
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llflll BASKETBALL
I
,c stello, Candi. My.
luameri and “Seymour
"'11 Be W’s Five to
Meet the Celtics of: New
York
'~— '—. ‘.V‘" '~ I M
The old-time basketball slars- or Nor-
walk will make weir reappemce.
this evening at. the Nor-walk My
when they line up against the Gallic):
of New York. The local manual lie
1delighted with file chances of nodal:
their own friends and old noon!“ 7.1
V'orite perfomeron a local roam once
agiin after professilonal Wham,“
had had its run and died out with aha
withdrawal of popular favor.
The line-m) tonight will consul; en-
] iirely of stars who have played on the
I Armory floor for years and who «have
also worn the uniform of some at the
fastest and best. teams in ibis stain
'Dorne , {Harry Cabin, Norm Sey-
mour, Guanfien‘ and Ooslgllo. Not one
or these crack players needs any in-
troduction to’ wort fonowem in this
city. They have played before and
ilheir reputation as ploycu's m as
' a fitting introduction.
“Till: the whim of the. popular .m-
time under My local «union and
with local players. ii about! man the
most $11ch and test our of has-
ketball luau-walk. Mm when
the professionals were here number
of fine games were played but the
home spirit and inter-eta was not in
meantime where the ma {he an)-
ceeds was the biggest m. am,
however, all in teen dimly along-
01! {or diamond all thaimaanm
toprofldem with on m a
week of the clan planned ”on.
Is the In“! support of «In can
in it. Let every one who cn “940111
tonight and welcome on all our:
back to mamapln.
A poll“ game will open «re
mains and m the It .1th
lion. dancing. val he «idly-i um“
midnight lid unto will to Wed
Itetween the games. '
l
0M Well Lodge. N0.108,'.F and A
H. are planning for a m scold time
when they will be W ~19?
Dim Deputy Harry m of
W, who will W I“ “or
M Degree albumin; which mn-
«uuts will be sowed.
The New Year
Promises
Good Walla:
Prosperity
mm. susmss ‘
82-09943: Jan. 2.8391111.
ALA“;
Sell your old cars to the Bridge-
port Auto ”Wrecking 00., m
George ond center 81.5., Bridgo n
port, Gt. Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second hand parts and tires to 1
fit any make; of car.
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WAISTS' : .-
$5 and 3! WM»
WM
Norwalk Chronicler