hind.
, With winter coming on a run
"sfiere’s happiness in every ton-—
“Coal that burns as well as ours.
, You need not pass the winter
hours in misery from snow and
7 gold when at your hand is joy an-
7 Lfi’ld. Our Coal is as good as ever
Find in former days when times
7 were glad. If folks complain of
qual—i-tee they buy it not from us,
'7’: you see, for if they do they always
'find we sell the best—the FERRIS
With Winter on his warlike
mood there’s happiness in every
RRIS C?
\YE m
regequgwemmaammmmourme. We
am:
the business we are in and go into something else in which we did
believe. We believe in courtesy, in kindness, in generosity, in good:
cheer, in friendship and in honest competition. We believe that honest
lumber can be sold to honest men by honest methods. We believe that;
the value of lumber does not rest on what you call it but on what it
common; there it is in the pile and just what it was before you called
it an) thing and its value is just Llhé same. We believe in working, not '
waiting, in laughing not or: 111g; in boostng, not knocking, and in the'
pleasure of doing business. ' ,
THE /HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents, Johns-Manville and Bird 3; Sons, Roofings, sheetrock and
Beaver Wall Boardo'
W’e Have. a Full Stock of
NASH CARS
AT THE NEW PRICES
and a few good used cars
All kinds of repair work done by expert workmen. ,
FREE _
m
“to In.
WRITE TODAY
South Neg-walk, Conn,
VWe will gladly hand or man
J. a copy of our very interesting
“EDISON AND MU SIC”
Call at our store or drop a postal
no. ls much In this booklet
fit: will prove of value to you. ,
the Alfred Fox PianoCo. 7 ,. ’ _ r
s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
JoHN B RISKO
is selling Sperry 8.: Barnes Fresh Pork Loins cut
from New England Dressed Hogs, under govern-
.sment inspection.
Orders for Bologna, Frankfurts or Beef Loaf
taken a day ahead will be sold at wholesale price,
16c a pound.
A lso Delivered
Alterations Are
Made in Our Store
Bots..."
usual.
Prescription Pharmacist
Being
we are doing business as
H. A. MEAD
“North Main St., So. N orwalk
John B. Risko
Cash Meat Market .
5 LexingtOn Ave.
Tel 493 or 2377_
believe that by dealing with no you will obtain new results than from 1. 7
one else; it we didn’t honestly believe fills we’d better go out of '
. is. You can call a second a first, or a common a. second, or a cull a '
‘p'- - (-'.«-'.r-»,.
(Continued from First Fage), *
answering Dr.
stopped to telephone; ,
. Heard Loud Voices.
say:
"We must get away from here."
7 Another man‘s
patently that of the driver.
shall be go then ‘3" came the sound.
reply.
sta 3‘ h 9 re.”
road
,V-ua;'ara~'u‘0'~u--——‘u--a.v.- V
alongside which Dr.
later.
bodv was found. This Was a. regret-
of the names of Dr. Radom and Dr.
I‘ll-005k}. Since the in\ estlgation start-
, ed. Dr. Brodsky has entered the case
, 01111 in the capacltv of a frlend of Dr.
' Radom who was lending every aid to
the auborltles in their attempts to
sohe any nu sterv
death.
HARTFORD. Dec. 21—31. more to
exhume the bod) of Dr. Elizabeth
Radom is contemplated by the State
police. Superintendent Robert T.
lcy said today. Mr. Hurley said that
he had not attached a. great deal of
importance to the xarious rumms that
baxe been going around 1rgardlng
1n) sterious sedans and, that he thought
the reports that had come to him on
the: case indicated suicide. The body
Es l'urled in the Zion Hill cannery.
Pobcrt lladom. brother of Dr Ra-
dom told a Times reporter h l 1‘ that
:b Jamil} had no theoxy 2r
sister‘s death in Bridgeport
we know is that she is gone," swirl Mr.
Harlan]. H9 said that ”If: fawn}; cor-
falnly would he opposed to I’m.- ex-
lmmin: of the body at this time.
GERMAN OFFICER WHO.
SANK LUSITAN IA
BY HIS CREW
(Pontinmvd {from _ First l’uur)
yu‘mnlnently appeared in tln newspaé
pers in August. 1913. when l: was re-
j1ox'tod by the Journal of l‘az‘ls that
‘Schwlcger lied blft»11'capt111-- d by a
Frenchmatrol boat in the Mlditcrra-
mean- The story went that :1 lf—boat.
of which he was second in communal.
had been sunk by the Pro 1 boat
and the German officers _ l crew
taken to Toulon. On the way the
Captain Lieutenant had allililpted to
throw some papers overboard. The
papers were rescue—cl and rcwaled his
identity. The story of hi; capture
DiamOnds, Watches, Jewelry
Silverware Cut Glass
wing a complete line—~at prices the lowest consistent
$15.00 to $30.00
at .: é,
Gottlieb’s
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
,Hm's‘ and Young Men’s .
1
has nevcr"hecn confirmed. Equally
unconfirmed have been stories of his
escape to Spain 01 his death through
insanity in Gmmany toward the close
of the war.
There is no doubt that the 1 JD un-
der thecommemd of Selim-liner sank
the Lusitania. howevrr. for his report
of the incident was unearthed in the
”1‘8 511 .
“'z’h a, . archives of the German Navy Depart-
.. (la-«unl- OPE-81‘! “‘01? and Novelty Bead Necklaces, Cigareue ment at Berlin in April. 1112*}. The
C3553: 3'91"}: lvory,$21ver Toilet Sets report which is in zypewriting is an-
nonated in the handwriting of
V‘ISIT “7 '3 ~ :Schwleger ln srvcral places. as subse—
ORS 7 ELCONIE qucnt information came to him. In
, , this way the name “Lusitania" is in-
; O B _ sorted. On page right of tle report
, . . after Taming described the cn‘cct of 7
. the first torpedo he adds: ”In anv
, ......,.. Wmstse— wan m... -m
' , : , s ‘ ( a K
WWW-WWW ‘ people striving; to save themselves."
' 7 . m There were lost on the F‘nrnarder
”MW
l/lm
The Gifts You Gixe \Vill Be Doubly Appreciated if
. l
They Are Useful
TAXI
Telephone 908
117 North Main Street
Any Time Day or Night
Promptly Attended
- to. Prices Moderate.
AAmerican Taxi Co.
‘E . i .
Just, a Few Suggestions
“Pyrex” Oven Ware Safety Racers
Roger‘s Silver Ware Pocket Knives
Casseroles ,- Flashlights
7 ’ Pie Servers Ice and Roller Skates
Electric Irons ,. Sleds
COAL
-—._..
DEVIN E BROS.
w
, :Neweu & Murray
“To Men Who Know”
GRAIN, WOOD, FEED
PHONE 53 V ”'1':
; Washington St, : So. Norwalk
duroy Pants
Vao.~ti’.oQ-oo
’8' $4.00 Heavy Cori,
V ’Percolators
Bread and Crumb Trays
Ingersoll Watches
Thermos Bottles
i
, “Wearfimr,” “Min-o” and “Aladdin” Aluminum Ware
‘ 5 ROSENFIELD BROS.
125 waShmgton St; HOUSEFURNISHINGS
i
,:
Phone 340 _
Free Delivery
Greatest Assortment of wreaths for Decoratmn and
1,157: lives. 1]»! being Amerivazn
WINTER BELIEF
WORK PLANS OF THE
SALVATION ARMY
Continued from First Page.
3'. Coal and mom-vies to poo-r farm
ilies. Also. nmv shoes and markings
to a selected list of the very poorest
and most worthy children during the
winter months.
\K'o thank you most slnconly for
Your generous assistance lull-11"- past.
and wishing ~You the season's greets.
ings’. I remain. 7
Very sincerely yours,
CAPTAIN AND MRS. M.
a machine of the same type had been]
, seen at Ash Creek where a. woman '
Radom’s description
Johnson. who boards. together with
his cousin. 9t the home or Miss Fineite
Nichols. was awaklened by loud voices
coming from the Post road He went
to the open window and heard a. man
voice was heard ap—
“Where
“I don't know-Lany place," we ,
"Step on the 3:13. we can't-
.At that the machinesped
awav in the. direction of the Beach '
Radom’ 5
body was found less than five hours
The Sentinel yesterday. in its story
of the Radom investigation. mentioned
Dr. Brodsky's name as one of the oc- j
’cnpants of an automobile identified by
employes of an Ask Creek gas filling A
station the night before Dr. Radom's’
table error caused by the confusion ‘
surrounding her .
Hur- ,
»l.ester \‘Vhecler.
NORWALK’S g‘ ammo V DRY GOODS STORE
o
C » rlstmas Table Lmen
Our stock of table damask with napkins to match, includes pattern 2;. ,in
Cloths, and by the yard, lunch sets and round cloths In many new and attraczm
patterns, While the prices are lower than 111 a number of years.
A BIG STOCK OF HUCK AND TURKISH TOW’ELS
FANCY HU,CK‘ TOWELS with medallion for monogram . . . . . . 50c to $1.50 each
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS, attractive colored ends, 75c, $1.,00 $1.25 $1. .30 eachl
GIFT TOWELS IN SETS—Including large Turln'sh Towel, guest towel and
Wash cloth, pink or blue binders, all packed' m fancy box . . . . $1.25 to $2 0.0
SWISS EMBROIDERED PILLOW CABS—2 in fancy box $2.50, 33 .39 p...
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meat.
It would not be moved as a. Cabinet
decision; added the statement, be—
cause the views or the delegates dit-
tered frdm those of certain members
of the Cabinet.
Deaths and Funerals
. Elisha. Rob'bms.
Elisha Robbins. an old soldier. died
at the Soldier’s Home, in Newton
Heights. yesterday. He wasSl years
old and a member ofrCompauy C. 25th
Conn. Vol. Funeral services will take
place at the Home. at :3 o‘clock to—
morrow afternoon. Burial will be at
Black Hall. Conn.
-1-
k.
)Iiss Frances Hubbcll.
Miss Francs-s Hubbcll died at llw
Sorwalk Hospital, last night. Funer-
1‘. services will be held at 3:30 o'clock
”his afternoon. from the funeral par-
lors of ll. \\'.R'nmo1d \Vashington
street. to" Geo go I’ 'lompkins Will
officials. llurlal mill be in Ame-nice.
N. Y.. Saturday.
Funeral of .‘Irs. \leerler.
‘l‘b‘o funeral of :‘ll‘S. Helen J‘. \Vhocl-
or who died Monday evening was held
from her late home. .21‘ Havilnnd
street yesterday afternoon and was
largeh attended The floral tributes
were many and lxeoutllul. and slu‘med
the high esteem m which the deceased
was held by her many friends and ac—V
quaintances. Services were conducted
by the Rev. John J. Snavcly, pastor of
the First M. E. church. of which the
deceased was a member. Mrs. Irving
Smith rendered the following selects
tlonsz, "Lead Kindly Light." and
“.Abide—W'lth-Me." The can bearers
were Clifford Judson. Amos Judson.
Hmbcrt Bxlngton.
Austin \father. and Francis Bx ington
all being: nephews of the deceased.
The interment followed in the lamil;
plot in Riverside cemetery.
Try a classlfled ad in the Srntlnel
or the best result].
~Tl1e Best Salesman—~91 “'ant Ad-
Reynolds’ Cider Min
OPEN FOR TEE $35.80,
Grinding Every Day
One or the most 1; work! and
sanitary presses in the tote. WC
grind as reasonable as anyone. Ill
give you servlce second to none. 1
trial will convince you.
, Barrels and kegs for sale: all
sizes, new and used, cheapest plan.
In the state.
CREDIT BR 11mm “1TH ALL
SO.‘ (IS-
l—linuus believe that Brahma. Whom
their Scriptures say is the creator of
the universe, also is the: father of mm
sic. He is described as wearing a.
"feral 01‘ 503.111 " and his followers
teach that he. has delegated the su-
pervision of the music he evolved to
the: goddess of learning. Snrasvvati.
To Saraswati is attributed inven-
tion of the complicated musical in-
strument the "Vina.“ Vocal music in
India dates back to the chanting of
the Sham Veda. The Vedas were
written about 2500 B. c. and contain
references, to several nmsiml instru—
ments.
The Hindu system of notation has
SIT-Von notes and was perfected about
350 R. if“ passing from India through
Persia to .Az'nbia.‘1md introduced into
Europe in 3033 A. D. by Guido
d'Art-zzo. a Benedictine monk.
_ a.“
So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or
Chewing habit
No-To—Bac has helped thousands
to break the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. -\Yhenever you have
a. longing for a. smoke or chew. just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
your mouth instead. All desire stops.
Shortly t‘fie habit is completly broke n,
and you are better on? mentally, phig
sloally, financially. It's so easy, so
simple. Get a box of Relic-Boo and
if lt doesn’t release )‘ourtrom all crav-
ing for tobacco in any form. your
drugglst .wlll refund your money
without question.
>.
Why Not Give Them 3
Sensible Gift.
A Pair of Slippers
Something they can always
use. never goes out of sz;:le.
and is always welcome.
You are invited to come in
and look over our assortment.
i
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
The Store that Saves You:
-Money.
Reynolds Cider. Mill
BOSTON POST ROAD
At Scribner Avenue ,
We carry the Gordon Hosiery
for men and women.
PE .\\EY.
DE VALERA SUMMON
DAIL EIREAM CABINET
(Continued Zrom Page One).
patches filed during the Cabinet ses-
sions. They
opinion in the south of Ireland had
acclaimed the agxecment with joy and
would insist on its ramifications» '
in the agreement which these corre *
south. the release \esterdav of a. large B
number of Republicans interned for?
political offeDSes produced a. strong
feeling of good will toward. Eng-land.
111g released Sinn Felners from Bally
klnter camp was receiv-édsnrith lipstil
ity today in County Down. Especially.
at Ba'inbridge. ,Where sympathizers ‘
who had assembled to greet them far-
ed badly at the hands of a large crowd '
of F nlonist. It was reported that three '
of the inter-hes were woundtd bvre-
ually pulled into Manbridge. The ex-i
prisoners who had been barricaded the ‘
car window with cushions. lay on the
TO MEET WEDNESDAY '2
declared that popular
2 A part from the general satisfiactidn ' '
spondents declare is general in th‘ei
.BELFAST, Dec. 9.—A train convey-vi ' ;
COME HERE FOR
DINNER
Don’t let your wife swelter ln‘ _ -
hot kitchen on days like these. I '
: You will both enjoy your dinner g
Vf'here twice as much and get it ,
more cheaply. _.too Our home 3
cooking is always a. delight and! :
x-olver shots. after the from had act- { ' 'you’ll find that our menu varies" 7 ;
daily with delicious. Seasonalllér
floor to escape being hunt.
°D['BLIN, . Dec. .‘9 ,- (Associated
Pr ress)-—-—The ratification of the trea—l
The Great
American Sport
As soon as a Lad starts to
toddle, he delights in Baseball. ,
And from then on it occupies a"
large part of his interest, and ‘
Balls and Bats are his most
:;treasured possessions.
Don’t fall to include these in? ' '
Quit Tobacco
AW AII‘ MOVE
OF JAPANESE .
GOVERNMENT
{Continued iroml
irst Fag ,
gnu-st on the naval ratio and :' ‘1:-
pplLation of the American f1
poems to China, were accepted ‘ we
as further emphasizing the inter-
”Ind” . of the negotiations on
t..cse nrcb‘ems and as supporting :13
all separate
_ . .2 : than would
.‘ raxxn upto (.1... .1 om-
1113511119 v. on}. “as av .3th from the
l-‘1v-11cl‘. Goxc 1‘2“le ..t Im‘: 1\ s. \V-g: n .3
:3.
ciple a",
treaty. :6.
:‘ro 1 ..;
«is gox‘xtzzm
13:1.“ array:
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
istheplacetogoifyou careful.
a. first class Paint. or
Varnish Job.
301'. So. Main and. Woodward AV-
Phone 901 '
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & BOISE
FURNISHINGS '
I-
125 ‘WAsanToN
so. NORWALE.
. H. BAXTER
DBUGGIST :
o scum MAlN STREET
AGENT FOR
Page 8; Shaw, Park a Tater‘s
Green Sea-1, and Russell' 3
' CAN DIES
Ice, Charcoal.
,WOOd and
Trucking
Fred Hain
A
Tarlov Bros. '
UP- TO~DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGEN I‘S FOR
Your Christmas shopping list.
g And there are Gloves, Uniforms: . ‘
.» to ,be considered:
LON DON
HAD
Norwalk Chronicler