twitch“?
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“finial-Cam 1
Clinic! TO TOM.“
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.llcrislc. Ill that, i'imul by -r1iiivcll's hit
that arm-mi .‘l ('i.l'llil(‘lt with the winning. run.
imii nmlii-el . ' - l the club house without first.
.~ 1 11.; "1: . 'r: to llui'miin, (‘ub center. rc-
trisving the ball, throw wild to l-‘ vcrs on 2nd.
iiitiiuiiity. Giant- pitcher, caught the wild
hols“).
ISeeing Merkle's boner McGlnnity with the
ball clinched in his flat started toward the club-
house in pursuit. of Mcrklo in hopes of getting
him bars to touch and. By this time the
spectators, thinking the game o‘er and won by
\ioop 00011“- ~
the Giants, had come out on the fluid.
Frank Chance. seeing McGlnnity limiting
off for the club house with the ball in his list
sat. out and overtook m‘Glnnity. toilowcd by
several other Cuba. The crowd began to show
interest. having up to this moment been lll
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more of what the rumpus was all about. '
In the scuffle for the ball that followed.
‘n‘Ginnity was overpowered but managed to
get free .cnough to throw the ball over .....
“etch tomorruw‘ s paper for more 01' what lisp-
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PAGE. ELI} WEN
Promot
Delivery
censors
'I’l'l W ll "‘8 EOUBWWARE"
GIFTS THAT WILL APPEAL TO Till:
MODIRN ROUSIWII'E
Electric lamps. carpet aw-i-eprrs. electric percolatora. (lllllli‘i‘ unru.
hampers. electric waffle Luna. rloctric trons, cereal acts. vonsnii;
acts. berry acts. cake acts. white enameled kitchen tables, ill'lllill‘lllli.
iiure. pyrex baking glass. etc.
33 Washington Street
Large assortment of games, dolls, toys, etc.
South Norwalk, Conn.
hue and at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's
church, where a solemn high mass
,was sung with Rev. James Grady.
celebrunt. Rev. John Shea. deacon
and Rev. Thomas J. Finn. sub-dea-
a St. Maria. del Assumta Society 2111;. interment “as in St. Marys cc-
RM funeral services in a. body 0 5' 1
morning for Custode Bottone. "
know Italian resident. who
ondsy morning. The funeral
place at 8: 30 from the
Onto in Strawberry Hill are-
, .
.11. ..1 swat. |
Clutodc Bottono
George A. Maud.
Funeral services for George A.
Malkln who passed away yesterday
morning will be held tomorrow aft-
HANDKERCHIEFS
gut great Christmas stock is ready, scores of attractive
g yies for men, women and children.
union’s Linen Handkerchiefs 150 to $1.00
en’s Linen Handkerchiefs 250 to $1.00
men's Sport Handkerchiefs u..............~ lilo to 000
“Pidr'en’ 8 Boxed Handkerchiefs .......... . . .. . 25a to 590
dren’ s Handkerchiefs, with hand embroidery in cross-
gistitch designs ..... . .. MR1 00 dos.
Isa-suns
1111 11.1: 11111100.
flashingto't St. So. N orwa'lhJ
ernoon at 2:30 from theiate home
in Wolfpit avenue. Rev. J. Benton
Werner rector of Grace church. will
offlciatc. Interment will be in River-
side cemetery. Mr. Moikin was a for-
mer welt-known shoemaker.
ivunam a. Comedies
William A." Benedict. formerly
connected with many second district
retail establishments passed away
yesterday morning at the Norwalk
hospital. He is survived by two sons.
Chester and William of New York.
Funeral services will be held Sat~
urday afternoon at 1: 80 from the
funeral parlors of D. W. Raymond.
in W est Washington street. Rev.
Dr. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor of
the First Congregational church will
orricinto. interment will‘ be in Lake-
iiew cemetery. New Canaan.
Matthew Gaibo.
The funeral of Matthew Galbo was
held this morning at 8: 30 from the
tutu home. 35 I~ort Point street. and
at 9 from St. Joseph's church. Rev.
Joseph Daly omciated. interment
was in the family plot in St. Mary's
ccmetery.’1ho funeral was marked
by a. very large attendance and many
beautiful flowers. .
Patrick J. Ilriody '
The funeral of Patrick Joseph
Brioody will be Friday morning at
8: 30 from the home. 2 Lynes place.
and at s from St. Mary's church.
Interment ulll' be in the Catholic
cemetery. Westport.
Caroline 3. Jones
Mrs. Caroline K. Jones. widow of
the late Samuel '1‘. Jones who quietly
passed away Wednesday morning at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mary
Stevens in West Norwalk enjoyed
g nscoaaran TEA mans.
PRISCILLA some CABINETS.
PEDESTAL STYLE snoxnas.
smcnva TABLE LAMPS.
"sameness: sass. ' .
. armor Dasxs.
WALNUT am) TABLES.
mason ROCKERS.
. .1 CQXWllLL CHAIRS. .
CONSOLE auto 11111110113.
smooch SUITES
pause 110011 suites.
It Christmas time, more than any other tints of the year, haste comes into its true importance as the.
1. center of family life and the place there we extend our hospitality to friends. What more appropriate
gifts, therefore, than those that add a more inviting and comfortable touch to the home, as well as giv-
lag utmost satisfaction to the individual who is so lucky as to receive them! Just a few of the hundreds
H home gifts that are here now at strikingly low prices are listed below:-
COMFORTABLE VIIDUR ICEKIRS.
LIVING ROOM SUI'l‘lS.
nanssm'c raaLs AND asses.
NEW s'rm annular.
11:1an 1:11.111.
fairly good health and in spite of
failing eyesight. kept a keen inter-
est in the news of the world. do~
spite the fact she was approaching
her 99th birthday.
Mrs. Jones came of sturdy Revo-
lutionary ancestry; for her grandfa-
ther fought under Washington.
She was born Caroline chlor. in
South Salem. N. 7.. February 19
1828. and was for many years a
schoolteacher. teaching in Barton.
Ridgcflcld and other towns.
Mrs. Jones as an adept scholar in
history. Ieography and other studies
snd‘under her teaching many girls
and boys have gained a. well-found-
ed education and her former pupils
hold many positions of prominence
in all parts of the country.
Mrs. Jones leaves one daughter.
Mrs. Stevens and. a. son Ashley.
8ervic:a will be held in the West
Nerwalk chapel Friday. Dec. 17. iii
3 o'clock. Interment will be in
Lskevlew cemetery. New Canaan.
Colin William Bn-anwicl.
John William Bersnwlcii. passed
away yesterday at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison
Swanwick in Center street. South-
port. He was 20 years of age.
The funeral will take place Friday
afternoon at 1 from Trinity church
Bouthport. interment will be in Ken-
sico N. 1'.
Waldo C. Briggs.
Waldo C. Brim. former street
commissioner and engineer of the
old city of South Norwalk died
suddenly in the City Hall at Jersey
City. Monday. He was connected
with various engineering enterprises
in New York. Mr. Briggs who was
a Yale graduate. leaves a widow
formerly Miss Belle Torrie daughter
of the intc Frank Ferris of this city;
a. son and :1 daughter.
Private
filllt‘l‘al .‘lt‘i'Vlt‘t'ta were
held yesterday at. his home. 10:
nritc :u'nuc Sonieiinia .\. Y Heart
disease ii .... the cause of Mr. Briggs
death
Charles William Norman.
The flint‘rrll of Charles William
Norman. :0 Elizabeth street, took
place \tNltlilll) afternoon at 3: 31)
o'clock flout the funeral parlors of
Georgw Coffin lll micr street.
Rev. W.uriinl Bowman, pastor of
the South horualk Mrthodlst church
officiated. lnttrment was in River.
aide ccm-rtcr). I« allow employ cs from
the cylinder room at the Lockwood
Manufacturing company were pail-
bearcra. They also sent a. very hand-
some floral More and then: \ii‘rv
other beautiful flowers. ‘
A baby Kill was born to Mr. and
Mrs. B. Ni. 3 Day street last Sai-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Berger.
Washington street, are V'cr) proud
in the poser-salon of a. pretty baby
girl born a few dais ago,
A boy recently arrived at th,
home. of Mr. and Mrs. S. Goodman.
247 Flax Hill Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward liutner.
Main strm-t. Westport. welcomed a
babi son at their home sestcrda)
afternoon. \lr. llutner is manager of
the Modern company's store. ..“1
North sticot. South horwalk.
Fraternal ]
(‘athoiin l'ulon Council
Members of
g‘couneil. who desire to attend the
itcstlnionlul dinner to Frederick J
Moran should notify Peter F. Foley.
idliiicrrst. phone 2786. before Tues.
do). December 20.
DcMolay
'i‘here will he a. meeting of the
Nurii-alk Chapter of DcMolay in the
Washington street Masonic temple.
this evening. Further lane will be
made for the public stallation of
officers" in the Norwalk armory. Sat-
urday evening. January 8. and for
the musical comedy. "That's That."
at the Regent theatre. in February.
Car Stalled When
Battery Runs Down
With commendable dispatch the
local police drove up to Silvermine
last night and towed back into the
city 11. Hudson brougham that had
seemed to have been abandoned
near the home of Councilman John
A. Mills for several hours.
company and had been left there
because the battery ran down.
A salesman for the firm was
driving the machine when .the bat-
icry went bad and he was forced to
park the machine oi! the side of the
road He leftlt to seek help and. as
the battery was low. could not light
the headlights. A couple of hours
passed while he was searching for
aid. By the time it was found the
residents had become suspicious o:
the darkened car and telephoned for
the police.
1- "Pilot! in baseball's most 1. ‘ramatie moment. g
Births l
l Clicrube,
”I liracon. ltogu S. Whitney. l
the Catholic L'nion'
The car is owned by a motor sales,
'11.... 0... 11.1011 ;
Again When Canes i
Cannot Be Preseatg
Another week's continuance wasi
granted in the case of Louis Vans. 01‘;
Norwaik. by the Wostport town !
'court. this morning. because \‘cna's
icounscl could not. appear to ill-fondj
him. Attorney John Ciincu. rcpre-i
BARGAINS IN SILK
THE PEARL SILK C0.
3 Quincy St. g Norwalk
Barnett ottoman AND aortas erasure
Is selling all kinds of Dress and Novelty
Silks such as Crepe-dc- Chino Flat Ciepc-i
Canton Crepe, Novelty Crepe Printed and
Brocaded Silks, also Georgette Ci ones in
all colors. ‘All at factory prices.
IRIS SALE WILL CONTINUE EVERY DAY UNTIL
us FIRST OF THE YEAR.
motor vehicle law violation is busy
in the Superior court. lh llrldgeport.‘
“here the case of Rocco Slrgimanni g
is now being tried. g
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Outside
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scnting Venn. who is charged with a g
Jane Nelson.
Ilarhnra Noadk.
Curtis, Jane Smith.
Shiphcids, George Chamberlain.
Sanford \Vz'.1dsiv01th Albun Young.
Lois
ltoat iloy. Douglas W ood.
Good King \l'tnccslas,
-\' iaon McKinley.
i His Page, Harrington Christy.
The Three Klngs,i«‘ranltD. Austin.
.llonry E Kelly. Jonathan Sherman. |
. Their l‘agcs Buried Halstead
lllchnrd .liamiiton. Bonnington 110- g
wcii. Eleonora Curtis: l
Cantor. Joseph Racloppi. .
Courticr. Harry Sundcrland.
The Old Man. John Hastings
The large group of peasants of
the different nations includes: M's. l
Alired ill:.iiisolrf \ilsscs Gertrude
glllil‘l‘OW, Kate llowcll. Beatrice];
iWoods. Mary Hastings. Gertrudeg
‘Ncstor. Evelyn Whitney. Grace;
Cropsey. Janice Ireland. Marionv
Northrup. Elsa Northrup. Katherine g'
Rooney. Margaretta Grefe, Marionlg
hiiilcncy. Suzanne llalstcad. Chiral
-l)a\‘is. Millicent itayniond, Edna
Northrup. Ruth Northrup. Eleanor
Bossier. Virginia. Beanies. Doris
licames. Edith Raymond and Lee»
ichry. John Wisiiall. Edwin banal
Edward i
l
i
Lewis wiirdcli “lillam Carothers.
l‘nul Carothers. Donald Carothors.
Gordon Goodyear. James Peat.
Geoffrey Ecumcs. Arthur Werner,
Jack Russell. .
St. Paul's ciiolr will also take part '
Charles .C‘. Dunn will be at the or- ‘
gun. Alfred Howca of St. Thomas"j
church choir. New York. will again...
take part in duct and quartet work {
with Mrs. Gilmour. Miss Johnson
and Miss Nelson. l
Rev. Edward 1.. Reed will be 1g
stage manager. The lighting wilt,
‘bo under the direction of Oscar My
bolt. Miss Adelaide Howell is the '
director of the production. l
This pageant is for all people of‘
the surrounding communities as well
Norwaik. The cast includes New
York. Westport. Bridgeport. Stain-‘5
ford, Wilton and Norwalk singers. 1'
r g.
'90"!!! . '1.
Thursday, December 16, 1926
RITZ
Bridgeport. Connecticut
VINCIIT LOPIZ
D I B U 1' d I .1' I 8
lo Snappy Girls 10'
Playing Dance Music in' the
Original Lopes Style"
Admission Including Wardrobe
Ladies Ibo Gentlemen “.00
Saturday always a albums -.
1e. ha... spas. .. ~
’CLL‘VER LIPI'L‘I: FWTSTWLS.
JUNIOR FLWR LAMPS.
WROUGHT IRON BRIlIiE LARIPS.
VBNEHAN MIRRORS.
CABINET RISKS.
CEDAR CHES'I'S.
CARD TABLES.
i'No.lSmelt...‘....................30c 1b.:
FreshMackerel alblh.
HalibutSteak '40clb.
SalmonSteah; 35c.lb."_
CodfishSteak
or in the history of this store has such magnificent “stock been stumbled. Never were n}... .m.
ya. 'A visit to any of our four floors willnske your gift problems a aisiplaitisttsr, with the
pleasure of finding prices nacli less tiisa you reeliyiatendd to pay. flat. yum“
nBluc....................-.
......OOO:UI\:OOOO......OOO
s.- Fillets 30c lb.
)1
Service SECURITY.
THE FEAR
”E Of Being Broke
it;
But
.THE FUN
of having money ‘
'3000
Christmas
' ' (3111b ‘ 7
last yee‘r.
fh‘e1927 lub‘
. is ready
Q. The South NorWalk
Trust Company
. Capital and Surplus .
' i l , $7i0’m '
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