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70 Miles 01! Sandy Hook
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 2.~—A Boston stock rice
bull dog known as "Shorty." was the gem- En .§.“§Z§°§°§i Stock Ex- northeast sale.
hero in the tamily of Colonel Arnon change
A. Ailing today because he gave an .
alarm, which awakened the tamily halt 3 point,
and made evident to them that the lions were either unchanged or
b?” W3. atire. Colonel Ailing. who showed advances over Wednesday's
is slates attorney for New Raven final {1 ures Radio Cor oration
county. lives in Edge Hill Road. The standingsout 'with ._ gain 0‘; ¢ 1-4
bias. started from s. fire place in I points at 69. a record high. Atom-
3 con: on the second floor. The family
, suspicions tor two days that son‘ Reading and Pan American A. thick weather.
the New miles south 0! Sandy nook.
accompsnied
slstance. \»
scale.
‘hat night Colonel Ailing searched Heavy buying orders
the hause to locate the source of
successful.
Shortly after six this morning dividend payments, poured into the perflan, the coast
guard
nag-g, Ailing was awakened by the market in the early trading.
U- 8- Kielcapoo and the tugs More
with smoke.
and U. 8. steel common. Famous the boats it necessary.
Players, United Fruit. American
Can, Pacific Oil and Railway Steel the ship
Roosevelt Service at
S. N. Baptist Church stocks to advance a point or more, were well cared tor.
There will be a-mcmorial song sor- General Electric made up its initial
Street News 3189;}: known there were no casual-
The Mohawk left New York New
0mm“. Year's day about noon. The tire was
NEW' YORK. Jon. 2.-—5Rising discovered when the ship was 70
A hlzh
bl wing C by
The “m Sue Wall 100 ”10". WI»! 0 . aptain J.‘ M. den avgne, No
shares of. Tidewater Oil at 180. up Staples “fled promptb “6 deemed
The first 25 duota- to run tor the Delaware Capes at
the same time sending calls min 118- street. Norwalk.
The storm seemed to get worse as
he aproachcd the entrance to Dela.-
wars Bay and 3!. Wu “DINO to sn- avenue. South N k. C
chor oft Lewes. De. Runes of the
The ship continued andt street East mitt. Conn.
there was firsin the house in some fizzufigfgcwd ;' 33:“ 31°?!“ up the bar end draw-d anchor '
place where it ought not to be. Only 99° 9" 5 °n e at near the Brandywine Shoals Light.
many or about seven miles 8510211! or Lewes.
By this time sever vessels were on avenue. Norwalk.
an odor of burning wod but. was un- them apparently representing the their way to the Mohawk and soon cm
._ and Boy—Foster, H.
vigorous barking or “shorty". Sever— Industrial Alcohol and May Depart- Kaleen were alongside. ready to take terrace. South/Nor
3.! rooms were found to be filling up ment Stores each advanced 2 8-4 oft passengers. most of whom had
paints. Lehlgh Valley moved up 2 donned life belts prepared to take to street. Not-walk. C .
There was no communication with
except by wireless which avenue. Norwalk.‘CQ.
Spring were added to the list 0: brought reports that the passengers
it was expected that as soon as
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GUI-Myrtle onsy. 08 Van
SENIOR HI SCHOOL
Boy-’-Morton
n.
Ruth G burg. Scribner
reinvestment of January interest and the Merchant and Mlners’ steamer avenue. South No it. Conn.
cutter
Junior
Girl—Amelia. W
Sophomo
Boy—Walter A.
Girl—Marion A. (flay. 6- Lowe
street. South Norw
In addition to illegprizowinning
Vic. It a“ South blot-wall; Baptist loss, and then reacted a-xain. whilcgthe weather cleared sufficiently the essays. there were «mpg;- of 95.
Radio Corporation yieldcd’ahout zillohzm'k would proceed down
points on profit taking. The tea- Lewes and land her passengers.
ture of the foreign exchange mar.
ket was the sharp advance in later. York and unload her cargo.
beln; steamer carries a crew of 80.
The Kickapoo later came out
church Sunday evening in honor of
Theodore Roosevelt. His favorite
hymns and his favorite scripture
.will be used in the service. Special .
uslo will be turned by the ““3 exchange' demaud hm"
urch quartetts _ ed by Miss quoted at 34.7% 11-16. the highest
ry Avallone.
announced the abandonment of. the 6’5 at the 0” Q1131!” A!!!“
wartime "Pegged price" in 191:), about a. mile from Lewes.
Other rates were steady. —
REOKLESS D‘W‘é 3R.
.»..~;' Louis Adelofi of RN ford was
‘ fined $25 and costs on the charge or 500'“
of E FRAXKLIN
rate since J. P. Morgan and company to; and began landing the passeng- ;
PHOENIX ENGINE DINNER.
to says—which while hfiuuulflns tor
the prize, were con
dwory good
The Mohawk will return to New by the Judge'- Com .9" and were
The worthy of HonorsreMemion as
follows: i
1100:.
Marion R. Magucr. pcdar street.
pier. 2 South ' Norwalk. Conuzi
CENTER HlGH"HOOL.
George E. lnghax v St. Johns
street. East Norwulk- "
ST. MARY’S S 00!.
reckless driving. by Judge Nehemiah A Spirited demand for oil shares. The Phoenix Engine company has Francis J. O'Sulliv- 5 North
:“Ctudes in the uptown,- city court many of which advanced 2 to 3 completed plans tor its annual tur- avenue. Nos-walk. Com_ '
' Wednesday. Adelotrxwas arrested points. galvanised the entire list into key dinner. The dinner will be held Alice Fallon. I lie] 5L. Nor-
ucenuy in We... aven’ue by Motor- greater strength and activity during next Tucsday night at the company's walk. .
the morning. Speculative and in. quarters in Main street.
cycle omcer -
Martin Leng’el' vestment interest. however. centered Thomas Robins. members 0:
REALTY. E81.
At the cities of Tgylol‘ & Golden Egg]; Ogefiguéhintsmt i: :he Krat“ clals will be guests at the attuir.
a wa _' o omen or a y ____________________.
day gaitligodgfikwifidg‘gfifdzeé‘f’ Dreierred, which advanced s. point. NEW YEARS DANCE.
10.. to E. J. Van Ness for a. bong; Pool operations were vigorously '
find lot on Rowayton avenue, Ito- conducted in anumber 01 specialties,
wayton.
M .
NEW mas EVE PAR . “m” “um“
Mrs. Harold Nash or Bayview ave- points 02 marked strength. Ameri- club members.
Mayor
the Frederick J. Morclln
largely in the industrluls. the only Common Council and other city om- avenue. South xom-alz."
The Norwalk club will old a. New
several of which eclipsed their 1024 Year's dance Friday, Jans‘ry 9. The win street. Norwalk.
“3“ “mum“- Equ‘l'mw‘ “‘3 club is being deco-ruled for the alfalr '
presented several by Horace Burr assisted by other horn-31k.
ST. JOSEPH'S r‘ 00L .
Quintard
Mary Keefe. 46 Th ‘
South Norwalk. ‘
SENIOR HIGH t‘OOL
Senior cue..-
‘I‘homas 1K. MchrryJ l-: Bier-
avenue,
Margaret 51. Fish. .tflh street.
Junior also
Barney Asclxe. 3i 5:: Zant Si...
'; . Car and Foundry soaring 6 153
nus entertained approximately eigh- can ~ .
thy-tour triends at a dinner dance at pom“ Westinghouse Llectrlo 5'
press and Mack Trucks tour
$06161! orchut! a. t“! 11‘8th the mu- ’
’ nd elect. ‘ S'- ' '
. do and appropriate do or U a 11° OPWQ Battery and Chg outside market. Sears
“fair. a. marked decline also taking place 0 1-2.
Pressed Steel Car. American Ex- in the stock of the now segregated
each public utility holding corn any in
oebuck
General dropped 5 points. Call money open.
tributed to the attractiveness of the Electric broke a points to 313 with ed at a per cont. but; soon eased to
Jones’ or Gold Medal Flour
Granulated Sugar, 13 lb.
lbs. for
Puritan Hams 25c lb. . smoked S
lb. Ossssssssssecs.Inc'OOssoosIsoshootsossosesoqs.
Iceberg Lettuce, 2 for 25¢. Celery, 2 for 25¢.
4lbs.’
$1.39 bag. Occident Flour . . . . $1.49
s for $1.00. Confectionary Sugar, 10
ooossssosssssssassssce
boulders 15c lb. , Sliced Bacon,
Yellow Onions,
z..‘....
. ..-.....s.«r...=
r
Native Yellow Turnips 350 pk- Cranberries ........... 18c lb.
Spaulding Rose Pototoes 30c pk. Bushel $1.20.150-lb. bag $2.75
Florida or California Oranges, 15 for 25¢. Grapefruit, 5 for 25c
Greening or King Apples, 3 lbs. 25c. Baldwin Apple, 5 lbs. 25c
Cloverdale Evaporated Milk. 12 cans $1.00. Clover Milk, 7 ms $1
Borden’s, Gold Cross or Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk 12
cans $1.25. ‘
Holland Herring, Milchers $1.25 keg. Jello, assorted, 3 for 25¢
Pink Salmon, 2 for 25¢. Campbell’s Beans or Soups, 3 for . . 25c
Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, 4 for 25c. Criscp,'6 lb. cans . . . $1.39
‘Edgemont Ginger Snaps 35c pkg. Edgemont Wafers 25c pkg.
New Pack Tomatoes, Corn, Peas. Lima Beans, - Succotash or
Green Cut Beads. 6 cans 99c. Assorted to suit customer.
.EWet Shrimp, 3 cans 59c. Dex-see Steamed Raund Clams, 3
i.«ms ," um
Hancock Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans 69c. Crown Astor Peas.
Ma-jaédo Ground, Chocolate, 1-2-lb. can 25c. Hershey’s Cocoa 17c
, _ DEL MONTE SALE
Del Monte Pineapple, 3 Del Monte Peaches, large, 3
3cans $1.17 cans 89c
Del Monte Pears. 3 cans .. $1.17 Del Monte Prunes, 3 cans 89c
Del Monte Royal Anne Cherries Del Monte Crushed Pineapple,
ties,3calls.......... $1.17 3mg 90‘
Suntint California Peaches, large calls, 5 cans . . . . . . . . $1.25 ..
6 Unelgla Biscuits 27c. iv. B. Co. Assorted Choc‘oiéte Cake,
P - 15c
Hancock Pumpkin, 3 cans 59c. Cut Beets, largc‘flhns, 3 for 59¢
Japanese Toilet Paper-,3 for 25¢. Lunch Rolls 3 f0 25 P
7., Napldns,'2pkgs. ’rc'alz’gz
Kirkrut'm’s Borax Soap, 18 for $1.00. Ivory Soap, 14 for $1.00. 5
Guest Size, IZ-tjor 55c5f
While They Last, Proctor & Gamblels Soap Special 1 apron free 5%
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A. F. BECKMANNoCO.; Inc?
3-,).
f 585 Washington St; 5 FREE DELIVERY
" Phone 3565 A ' l
m .5... M55.
35-37 Main St.
L :l»
East Norwalk.
Madelyn Gratin.
South Norwalk. ,
Sophomore Q.“
Louis Orlinl. 23 hub 8L. Nor.
walk. Conn. ‘
Raymond
is Best! 82..
i
Emma L. Harmon
St.. South Norwalk
A number o! the ys treat
those submitted in N alk- were
sent to New York to _considsrsd
in the National Contest. ut none or
the loos! essays receive ny o! the
National Prizes the (if Notional
'prize going to a girl inins o! the
California schools. '
As soon as the school are reop-
ened. the Prime Commit _ visit
the various schools and
tho, various prises to‘
winners in ouch schoo '
The contest. which
great deal of attentio
considerable interest in .
and their parents. and
ed to ythe electrical inter
_tsr and improved lighti
home. and conversation o
Judge's Committee, uh
Bristol. Chairmen.
weeks 0! continuous we
and grade the essays sub
The contest
beneficial and instructive n. con-
ddotsd in the schools. 2 i
Competing with over two million
school children in the United tea
and Canada of which one lion
actually submitted fairy tales. v. me
and essays in the Home It: ing
Contest. Julia (iron. 3'! North 8rd
street. Portland. Oregon. sill:
years of ago. was decided the iris.
nor of the 015000 Model Electric
Home. cast-ed by The Lighting up.
cations! Committee. no Filth an.
nue New Yer-l: City. This home will
be built. on a lot provided by Miss
Groo anywhere she desires Tan
other boys and girls in various mo
tions of the United sum and Cam
sds received scholarships ranging
in value «trout 8800 to {1.300.
The nvs boys and girls who won
scholarships are as follows:
'rwo second Prisos. of 81300
Scholarships in American and Cu.
adisn colleges:
George R. Pinsroe. “I Elwood
Avenue. Oakland. California.
Dorothy Lathe. East 1
Quebec Canada. « A, titer.
Taro Third Prizes of 8600 Schol.
urchins in American or Canadian
colleges:
John Patton Onward. mo West
Walnut street. Kohorno Indians. ‘
“Lucile Brewer Gaines-ville. Geor-
a .
'I‘wo Fourth Prisca st 0600 Behol—
srshlpsln American or Csnsdlsn
.oollsges:
Joe Kelly. 889 East Washington
street. Martina-ills. Indiana.
Irene Kline. . 27. State street.
THE ‘SENTINEIA
Women. Row in, Street
And One Goes to Jail
Mary Williams, colored. 0! Water
street. was sentenced to 15 days in
the BridgepOi-t jail. on the char!"
of intoxication and breach Of the
peace and Mary Viol-rs. a Portu-
I'm-~02 South Kain street. was
lined no and com on a charge or
breach of the peace, in the down~
town city court Wednesday by Judge
George H. Vosburgh.
The two women were arrested at
about 8:80 o'clock in the morning
by Patrolman Wallace Sunnis in
Victor street, when they became in-
volved in an argument. The Wil-
liams woman had a knife in her
- hand when she was arrested-
i-
Eloction of oflicers featured the
meeting or Our Sisters' Rebekah
Loose. I. Q. O.‘F.. held Wednesday
nisht. The new oilicers are:
Past Noble Grand. Mrs. Samuel
Wordin; Noble Grand. Mrs. Elia
Lockwood: Vice Noble Grand: Mrs.
Edith Hyatt; Recording Secretary.
Mics Catherine Reed; Financial
Secretary. Mrs. Alice Wordlu: Tress-
urer. Mrs. Maud Brown;- Trustee.
Miss Clara Leatherlsnd: Floor Di-
rector. George Crosby: Pianist, Miss
Charlotte Lockwood .
The new officers will be installed
January 7 by Fast Noble Grand.
Miss Clara IAstherland and her
out. _ On January 5. Mia Lesthero
land and stall will install the oili-
osrs or Stamford lodge.
After the business meeting .there
was a Christmas tree for members
and their families. There was a
gift for each member. Reirsshmsnu
were served. Laer s. watch-night
service was in order and the mem-
bers saw the old your out and the
now welcomed in.
_ DIVORCE SUIT
The uncontested divorce action of
Dorothy Speer against Nelson
Spoor, is scheduled to come up in the
Superior Court in Bridgeport. before
Judge w. Banks today. The cou-
pic are tram Norwslk. The law
firm or Light. Dunbar and Quinlan
represen the plainti! .
Obituary
Mrs. Win. 8. Cahill.
tuners! services for hire. William
R. Cahill were held at 8:30 o'clock
this morning from the late horns in
35 Wilton avenue at at 9 o‘clock
tron: St. Mary's church. Rev. John
Elton oillclsted. When the cox-toga
entered the church. Miss Lens Mil-
lard sang "Nearer My God to
Thsez" at the oaertory she sang.
-"Avs Maris” and as the procession
loll: the .cburch. "Angel Ever
Bright" .
Interment was in St. Mary‘s cameo
M. The ball bearers were: Fred
and John Welsheit. John. Barry and
Joseph Cahlll and William E. ‘Cslla-
l
13le Marie Ireland.
Funeral services for Elva Marie
irelsnd. the three-yesrvold daughter
of Walter S. and Flo-sis Ireland of
Bartlett avenue. wsrs hold at two
o'clock this amt-noon from the rum
oral parlors or Director D. w. Ray.
mend. Washington street. Rev. J,
Danton Werner. rector at Grace
churchomoistsd. Burial was in the
Riverside osmotrsy. ’
WW.
Florence Miller. infant dsushter at
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Miller. 3 sum.
msr «neuronal-day months- The
tunersl will be held tomorrow ai-
tern'oon st 3 o'clock iron: the late
bouts. Burial will be in Riverside
cemetery.
Richard terry Albumin.
Richard Perry Albrecht. infant
son 0: Mr. and Mrs. lrving Albrecht
died at his home on Highland sve-
nus Wednesday. Funeral services
will be held iron: the horns oi Mrs.
Oscar Mills. Highland avenue. Row-
ayton. this afternoon at 3:80 o'clock.
Rev. Charles 8. Gr”. pester o! the
Rowanon ll. 3. church will odloiats.
Burial will be in Biwrsids ems-
“I17.
Mrs. lie-sluts Dost
Mrs- Hsnristta Cori. 88. 6104 M
night at the hosts 0: her nice. Mrs.
Ms invades. 1! Taylor avenue.
Tbotussrslwill ”amounts.
lots horns Monday attorneon at 1
o‘clock. Rev. A. l". Chamberlain oi
the First is. l. church will mu.
Burial will be in Riverside «lus-
torr-
enth in American or Canadian
oollogss:
Rosewsll Edward Brett. 0" Go-
tham street. Watsrtown. New York.
Mary W. Holman. Huntsville. Mis-
lourl.
Two Sixth Pris“ of 0800 labels!-
ships in Americas or Canadian col-
logos:
lulu street, West Alena. an... Ohio;
neurone. New York.
m was Prim o: uoo Schol-
Elssoor Kathleen unit. 53 Aer.
ora street. Lancaster New York.
km :5.
HEAVYFALL
l
UNDER
heavy snow storm or the
Drive; by a gale. the snow began
tailing arms o’clock and at 8
O‘clock a tall o: ons and a half
inches had been registered by the
Weather Bureau.
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PREDICTION
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winter.
As the tall continued unabated.
the street cleaning department or.
done out 6.000 men and 417 motor
driven plows to heel» the streets open
to traffic.
trolley car companies reduced their
schedules and. put crews to work
keeping the tracks clear.
Elevated railway and
James H. Scarr. weather tors‘cast»
or. said the snow tall would continue
throughout the day and part 0! the
night.
would be covered with a
from five to six inches deep by mid-
night.
He predicted that the city
blanket
wssuisorou. ,an. new...»
ington for the most part walked to
work today With trolley tratflc badly
crippled by a. tall 02 snow.
for Pennsylvania avenue treat the
peace monument
street railway traffic was most in-
icrmiiieu:, and [or hundreds or gov.
ernmr’ \Iployes it was a case of
walk or stay at home.
Except
to the treasury.
It was the second snow storm in
almost as many days for the national
capital. which in the last four years
has seen few snow storms.
usual when there comes any real tail
of snow here, traffic was immediatm
ly affected because of the infrequent
occasion given for
business of coping with such coudi- '
lions.
As is
developing the
BALTIMORE. Jan. i‘.—-—Almost
complete paralysis of local trans.
portation facilities marked the open-
ing or Baltimore's business hours to-
day. due to snow which began falling
last night and was continuing heavi-
ly this torenoon.
Stores. offices and manufacturing
plants reported insufficient srrii'uls
0: workers to permit normal activ~
it}'.
The railroads reported no serious
delays to either suburban or through
trains north and south as yet.
Near Beer and Strong
Cigars His Undoing
Too much near beer and too many
strong cigars, proved to be the undo—
SOLD DA,
inn NOW
lAVE A G
'N UNiON AN
{IECE‘ GARMEIN
$1.00 to $7.50
Rogers and Stevens,
f "nvo sronns '
onwsnx so. norms
Sentinel Fungi
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Thsentinol’s eaorts.
wdiy cause."
to list of the work than“?
boon: toward making Jest-3‘1"
ab;onco more, is only decide
thfrestness of the hearts of
wd‘s givers. The! the comp?“
hs‘seldom been asksd for a366, .__
wally cause is apparent. 319‘”
bsephine Longobricco is or;
tin-0! worker." said the um
um manager of Crofut 81.
““‘hile she u‘a ‘
ular employee here. sliozfi‘k
“’Oied during the busy season
hetoremsn told me that oh
3 Ight girl, an able workc .
wohy of re-employmcnt her »
This of course. was b
Half Hose
"mil and Silk
Ul‘l‘rt'mil -
thitnornlng.
him every quarter
lira from people who know
All able worker—never
lng: anything beyond
A type that was “illin
wot and make her own beam
in .maticr-ot-lact world.
n't she “oz-thy of
your check
"chobrcro Fund. to The ljvcnir
T like 00'
gross Forum
Holds an Election
l a recent meeting of the Pro-
it
grs Forum the following wire cl-
ing or Walter hudler. of York street. coil Grace"! of the organization. F.
d 17 ars. who was srrestsd New ‘ r
$3453 :5: b, Patrolman pan! Mc- C.iiedeli, L. Willes. .1. Simon. 1.
Grad} on the ch‘f‘. o: intoxication. chi‘, Willis. Perkins. J.PLtSZl;l:;lt'.
Kudlsr Wu placed under arrest. a. Johan liurlsy 5.5” on. . u 1.
be up on an Cu, ".11 steps. unable F.bofleld. and Ltzil'ger. The oft .
to man. He stated to Judge Canoes at will up installed at the inert-
1n the downtown city Court gm. ingo be held Monday evening. Itc-
morning that ho had been drinking filaments Will be served. 5
near beer and smoking strong cigars . ~37;-
and that the combination go; the $600 ATTAClDIqu
best of him. .‘s attachment for $600 against
Ills case was continued trom day thspropsrty or lease Heltsnt in l'a-
to day and he was warned by Judge vomt Frederick H. Bedlent. has
Csndes. not to drink any more near bee: tiled in the
beer. it it had that effect on him.
office of Town era
Everett Euler nggir. ‘0 North
Ciel; Herbert R. Smith.
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