igsmr. DECEMBER 15"; «1924‘,
' Lehlgh cal
Ail in stock for immbdiate delivery
Fire uocd, block or split.
Cil‘illel coal for fireplaces. ' v 3
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All kinds of poultry feed and grain. ‘ - 3
Th3 1* ems - DeVIne Co.
1.39 Wmhington Street Phone 652
Phone 53
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first St. and Seaview Ave.
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Mam Street. Norwaik ,
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. 80 Norwalk
Dar-ten Stamford Blur-ls Rock
8:51‘0! i Georgetown Bridal-par}
Standing Industrial Lunatic
Playnd V’V'on Lost PC
7' Jellit .............;g99~8 18
Sternng*........... 99- 1 5 '-
Tooker ............ 98-26 27
Dindeberz ......... 88423 - :27
Marina ............ 91220 :4
Kurtmui .5..1...... 97— 1 24
Male. .............. 97- 3 3
Greene ............ 95-14 27
erily ............. 95- 3 is
INDUSTatAL LEAGUE Troncoue 94-21‘ 25
CLUETT PEABODY Hommel ..........? 94-21 ‘27
“1- Picard 81 97 35—233 Howard ........... 94- 7 27
w. Picard 76 102 101-279 Henduu 93-25 “7
.Thomas as 81 71—315 Whone. 93412 19
cooker st 89 104—277 Caruso 93-11 435
Llndcberg ....... 96 114 51—291 Finnigan .......... 92-12 :7
-- — -—- —_ McNamara. ........ 93- s 8
400 453 442-1325 Deegan 91-17 24‘
GABBE MOLE Cliuce ............. 91-16 27
{ Youhaa ....... as 129 116—~338 A. Youhu ‘90-" 1 :5
Greene 86.8: 94—262
Hommel 82 97 97—276
Mala. .. ..... .....104 103 107-314
Schulman .......142 102 90—33!
507 513 504-1524
HAVEiCAiil-ZRAS
Doegan . . . . . . . . .101 88 98—287
Savage ........ .. 88 so 88—250
A: Youkas .. ..... 75‘ 56 99—360-
“ hone ...... 86 90 92-468
Sterling . . .. ..... 105 119 96—320
. 45:. 463 473-1391 '
. HOTCHKISS .. One 111 Buffalo, Second
5:3“ ..... .1 . 90 73 107-275 At Nantucket, Third
« . ........ ...... 98 81 86—965 '
£533.... s. 9: 94-273 In Poughkeepme and
. ger ..........73 81 79—28 '
Hégadus ........101 108 IDS—3:7 Other N e a r New
t P 452 440 478-1368 “do“
Cllncc ..........& E: 33 54—959 CAMBRIDGE Mm' Dec‘ 16""
l-‘lnnigan _ u...- 82 109 95—;86 The Harvard College Observatory is
Jelitf ...........107 111 117~§35 m ”“th rm“. temporary “010'
Howard ..... 84 79 116—"79 graphic 8mm” “1°" um ”"3 of
Montgomery 91 9_ 81—369 totality of the eclipse of .the sun.
- r ' {armory 24. Professor Harlow Shun
"" '_“ "‘ ”' ey announces. Two of these sm-
VORW’AL4126 Hill 493-1‘33 tlons will bo aonuuaio. N. 3:, and
, - _ on the Island of Nantucket. The
l'ronconc :s 84 91—253 other two probably will be at
Blakio ------- '7 —‘ 77 Poughkeepsic. N. Y.. and near New
Caruso - . -~ . . ~ - - - 57 78 95-360 London, Conn. The observers in patch
Mills ..... .......104 80 54—268 place will have portable apparatus.
, liurino .. . 92 115 96-308 The {Orthcoming eclipse is await-
lauscn ...... . ...... SS 99—187 ed by some altronomera with inter-
' ~— ——— -- -— not directed especially on its hearing
488 445 465-1348 on the Einstein theory ofgolativity.
Showing photographs of the total
eclipse of the sun in Austrailin in
“alibi? Mole ..... 2-; go 7 .741 1922. recently measured by those in-
n, {t \v_ ,,,,, :7 2.) 7 .7“ terosted lnfipplying the Einstein
Nor. Tim ....... 2;; It: 14 .452 theory. Dr. Shimmy in a lecture yes-
Cluctt ..... :7 12 15 .444 terday which be amplified today.
530,—. Hot ,,,,,,,, :7 lo 17 370 said that these oblervutions had
Ilotchlnss ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 37 5 21 3:: proved to the satisfaction or olxsorw
High Sing“. game, M Schulman. era in general that Einstein's conten-
liL‘. tions were correct.
9.00,“, high single game“ Linde- The head or the Harvard ()bscn
berg. 140. " valor-y said he understood the gov—
“th gingle a‘remgc_ J, Youhas. emment would unsign both the dirk
101-33. .511)!” Shenandoah and Lou Ancelcs
F- -cond high single average Shul-
mm. it”) 12.
High team total plurall one night.
Gnl‘fllt‘ Mo]? 1624.
l-ligh markless
Youhns. 96.
industrial Bowling League
single
gum",
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to the duty of astronomical stations
above the cloud; for the eclipse 0!
January 24. possibly with airplanes
assigned also. There were some con-
siderations, he. added. 0! using the
newly discovered method of ehqotinx
electrified sand from these air cruis—
Indi ridunl
Avcrngfi; Over 90
era to dissipate any clouds
ihgit
Games might interfere With perfect photo-
l‘lnyerl graphs or observations.
J. Yuuhus ......... l-‘i-“‘ 27_
Schulman 1.014: A man usual» can get .1 good
Montgomery
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bargain in clec:ric fans When In
not-d!- an overcoui.——-Oklnhom:t Cli)‘
Good Cheer for
Me Christmas
Hearty good living is the sign of the
Christmas season. It is" then that
candies, mince and pumpkin pies,
plum puddings, pop-corn and a host of
other good things to eat. grace the
menu and please the inner man. Use
Jelke GOOD LUCK Margarine in
baking and cooking these delicacies.
it adds delectable richness and de-
licious flavor to the best of foods, at
reasonable cost. Celebrate Christmas
with GOOD LUCK—in your kitchen'
and on your table.
JELKE
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MARC-ARI N E
QO-‘OC‘DC—O.
A»: Lia: ril- -utor John F. Jello: C0.
nowim" if
P. M. Noodles.
Brown’s Cash Grocery,
Rowayton, Conn.
EAST NORWALK
“an & 00., 42 Fort St.
to consumer delivery.
Phone 1195 4
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Includes GOOD LUCK?
772a Finest Spread fermad
MADE av JOHN F. JELKE COMPANY. cchoo—rox SALE BY RETAIL DEALERS
of New Jclsey. 33 Warren S... N '1'. C.
Modern Grocery 0,0” m 8“
Great Atlantic «is Pacific Tea
00., Main St.
SOU'I'EPORT
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
:OROTQN HEIGHTS BAKER D 30., 32 Main St.
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9; Grocery 00.. r V Cantrell ' Southport, Conn.
oroton Ave. W 81m Ste I Go
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Grout Atlantic a” acific 1*
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Ti :21 cs.
Warden on Trial for
‘Mutilation” Tells of
Scientifits’cllcports
FLORENCE. Aria; Doc. 16.——
The skull: of Paul V. Hadley and
Theodore Went, hanged for Murder
in the Arizona. state priocn' at
Florenco. are at pro-cut scientific
exhibitions in the museum at the
Carnegie "Institute in Phil-dolphin.
9a., according to a Italemeut of R.
B. Sims. warden o (the pcmiten-
tan-y, whose trial on charge- of
aiding in “the mutilation " of the
dead bodies or two human beluga"
is net for Thursday. S
Investigation of the cases 0! the
two men hanged at the suite prison
formed. an“ important addition to
science. full report: having been
made by scientists. at the institute
without the knowledge 0! identity
of records of the two men, and Mr.
Sims.
Detailed reports of the examina-
tions or the skulls were made and
are now in the office. of Governor
George W. 1’. Hunt in Phoenix. uc-'
cording to the Wardvu.
:xuminntlons of the West skull
by the scientists. Without the know-
ledge or the criminal! record or
identity, resulted inihcir opinion. as
cxprmed in the report. that it was
Quitcposlblc tlu subject had tom
an asi'lum inmate and had been ilk
sane .nccording to the warden. That
nepibilloa “swung up: plus ‘uoyuido
Alumina augauu no,“ 1:31;; on; qua
uu JO outrun uu noaqotun ouo w
insane asylum.
Finding: in the Hadley case were
actually striking, said \Vurdcn Sims,
the scientists reporting that the
skull was unusually well developed
and might easily have been of a
prominent statesman, or one active
in affairs of government.
The “rest skull due to the strik-
ing agreement betwoen the findings
and the record or the Iubjcct. has
been used as the subject of lectures
in New Jersey and through the east
and is considered a. valuable contri-
bution to science. he declared.
Both skulls are now on exhibition
in the institute museum and are
identified only by numb-r. Warden
Sims said.
FIGHT RESITUI‘S
. Charley “'cinm “'lnn
NEWARK. N. 1.. Dec. 16.——Jack
Sharkey. of Boston. a pretty good
heavyweight. failed to impede the
progress of Charley Weincrt last
night along the trail by which he
hopes to regain pugilistic heights.
The Nawnrk fighter took the popu-
lar decision. having all but one or
two rounds in the opinion of the
newspaper writers at tho'ringSld-x
Fwtwm,
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This Store “ill Be Open Eu‘nings Till Xmas.
and Bracken
Rubbers. ....... .
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~31 Washington St. South Not-walk
Belt-surmi- ! tilde Glues
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0N ClilCKENS
(Continued from Page One.)
log the last few days. steps have
been taken to bring about an em-
bargo on shipments of poultry to
annotate tram; group or Western
states known to be centcro of the
epidemic.
Announcement was mado last
night by Commissioner" of bemoan-2
Animals James M. Whittlesey that a
meeting would be held today with
health officer: and representativos yr
the Connecticut Agricultural Experi-
ment Station to discuss measure.
nccumry to curb the outbreak.
mednc Orders
Quarantine orders were issued
yesterday ntternoon by the Depart-
ment of Domenic Animals on tax-ms
in “‘aterbury found to contain the
disease. Watertown, Beacon Falls
and New Haven poultry farms,
”which hove received recent ship-
mentn‘from tho VTest will also he
quarantined today. '
Approximately 1,000 chickens died
of the (license wtihin 48 hours in
“fatal-bury after a carloat of poul-
try had been rcce;ved and quartered
with a farmer‘s regular flack. The
disease is contagious and symptoms;
are noticeable "in .thc , poultry out}
about two hours before death.
Dealers here. who have previously
used more or less stock from Nt-‘V
York or direct from the “’cst. nrc
depending entirely on local sources
for supplirr. Due to tho curtailnd
supplies from outside sources it is
probable that local markets will
reach a firmer stage. Extra, precau-
tions are being taken to prevent any
or the diseased {owl from ranching
MARGD ORDER ‘
tholocul markets 3
Drastic Mote
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-—-Becausc
or the chaos in the market resulting
from an embargo on all siiipments‘
of chickens from eight mid—Western
states. where a. disease has affected
poultry, the New York Liv.“ Poultry
Commission \lerchants‘ Asmcia lion
todzu issued ordots making the cm-;
lmrgo complete. ;
“No car- ~lot live poultry from am g
state “ill be handled by rwix-rsj
in New York. uxceptl‘lg tars, .xlr-n dy’
here or crzroulu and excepting tar—f
keys, ducks and gees c " was tho or-l
der telegraphed to all customvrs I
l
The refusal of Jewish and Malian
housewhes to purchase on; (‘hli M‘us‘
“hormer grout! “as Enid to lump
domoralizcd the local murkrt since
the partial embargo was declared
last week. i
l
\‘ew York at this time of war com:
sumes about 250 carloads of (32113.;-
ans :1 week. There is here and en-
routo about 125 car-loads according
to commiaion men. They say that
the total embargo will continuo in—i
definitelv
within a. neck
Tho Board of Estimate today at
the request or Health (‘ommisuloncrf
Monaghnn appropriatcd SM Ono for
combating the chicken pout and the
typhoid fever outbreak. Dr._Mnna-
ghan described the situation occa-
sioned by the illness as “serious"
but not critical." The typhoid. he:4
said. was rapidly declining.
a lasting one too.
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WATCHES AS GIE‘TS
\V atchcs make an ideal Christmas Gift—41nd
is most complete and the prices are right.
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Our Watches Are Guaranteed Dependable.
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NORWALKmNNi ..
Santa Claus
will be here
Every Day to
Greet the
Kiddies.
From
2 :30 On
G. B.
For the Benefit of Those
Who Are Unable to D0
Their Shopping During
the Day, This Store Will
Be Open Every Evening
Until Christmas.
WORTH
5-10-25 STORE
127 WASHINGTON ST.
' SO. NORWALK
and eétimate that chick-x ; '
ens will be “not for sale" in this city;
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For Children, Girls, Bovs, Men and Women.
range of prices to suit every purse.
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South Norwalk
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(Machine Complete, $35.00
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Throws wonderfully perfect, clear pictures on wall or ceiling, from 9x11
The Brayco
will show fifty pictures a minute, or a single picture continuously on wall
01' screen. _
This Brayco Projector us better than any streoptican or moving picture
machine. Its operation is simplicity itself; can be operated by a chill]. Just
screw the electric cord plug to the lamp'socket and you are ready. Touch .
the lever and the next picture appears.
The big feature of this machine‘ as th e library of films from which you can
select subjects covering a wide range —- entertainment,
travel, science, nature study and educational subjects.
See the Christmas demonstration of Brayco at our store and learn how
you can entertain the children or guests as long as you want.
Ask for catalogue and deccfiptive circular.
scenic, comic,
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