‘A I and attitude to.
Q. New York to hides
the little
it: that "one
that papa
QQ she will
o; 0‘ will he
ention oi the
‘ ring cases
leads an tol-
' Q Commissioner; the
n Danbnry
a disap-
Q Quiet: jgrotllutli en
“ii . the dean of the lotion reservoir.
steps will be
he parties re~
with the daugh-
ho loltA ADanhiiry.
, Hi. this morning.
A “Q father will do
.Q tunardiannhin
o the Superior
the mother the
it in said that
looking into the
lugs. and are of
or can better them
nor a home. The
lthy, and infi-
their own,. would
Q re no it she
ow Hav-
lio lonnd thnt
ancerdin no
that the 8 rl.
A ments will he served.
it
h .i. o. Granary and‘ Miss Mai 0. Q Q‘
‘ tlsmai‘i waste.
A lention with th
A A o
in Norwnllt are Mrsi'l‘ . . ‘32. No
orery president; Mrs. Henri
roll. recording secretory; Mia .Pl
federation secrete“. and Mrs;
Gerard chair‘nien oi! the cooled at
tram Wiiton tilts—Blind a it
Lew» Pond to he Cari-lid
’ " Acres! the Damn ‘ ’
The South Norwallt Board of Witter
improving
t
the brook. and; use it. (or the aeration
of the water running from the middle
reservoir to the lower reservoir. . A i
and will change the road at the head of
lfng this they will keep off all ‘animall
from the brook; and keep the that
pure and clean.
ice that these changes will do away
in a great measure with the odor
summer. and make the writer much
cleaner.
The strip purchased from Mr. Hor-
ton is about 2390 feet long an‘d 600
of the lower rahrvolr.
From
long was honored.
aw...“
CENTRAL CLUI ANNOUNCEMENTS
M
or the Twentieth Century. ‘
Following are the Central Cloison-
nouucemcnis tor January:
Monday. 7th. at 3:15. classes in Ger
man and French.
'l‘ucdduy. 8th. 'at 8: 30.
meeting. Election oi’ nominat ng com-
miitco. Roberts 0! olilcers. At 4:16
Mrs. H. H. Burroll will read a Chineile
play. and succoeeding this refresh
Montessori, tho
ammo
oilicere oi the club.
the direction oi Mlas Annie 1.0010.
Baturdny,12tb.at380.newinxolrcle
with stories and tea. under direction
Monday liih.
Saturday. null
tea. nnilor the ii
non. Hostoeueii
t‘ ‘3. 30. travelers
on of Mina Pin?
‘ ct". Milli
orthiattonlioniiiis.“lio1iteo
uoli olub member insy inn
Theodor. 32d irons, mm
”Therm! hoot} 00w .
Friday, dtzh. n A’ An. in..
ms unlined Party..an
AotsMiIii M Verne
as in oi land lying mtor.‘
.. het‘we'en the midi! _
stream, and one!) e in m to clean out
They have also nnmhueod a strip or Q
land from James iii. and Alice Milner. ,A
the lower reservoir. running it aoroae 1"
ln do QcA
The commissioners are of the coin
Mr. and: Mrs. Milnor at ntrin ' ,
forty feet wide and eight hundred feet ‘V
Entertainments tor the Opening Month A
Thuredsy. 1.0 at 3:00.wnli1t, under
at in... it. 8. Lyon. Jr. Restaurant. “in. ‘ S
Q C. R. Smith and Mrs. Josiah 0. (iron ‘ A
QQ ory.
distort!” 26th
to. «near amnion
r
_ helm and M
Moi
‘ tome: being
HA mix—Q- one a Litton Child Like Me. ”
Prayer. oloninx‘ with the Lord's Prayer
in concert; Q . . Q
my ‘
which was noticeable 1n the when last ,1 m
wide and the chemo! oi the road will At
, give the commissioners full control olQ .
the stream. allowing the fencing oi the
brook on both aides. from the middle ‘
hololi‘flh
Miss“ Bodae' a Glues
on ouds’ v sit to Bethlehem.
' Minn Butke’y’e Glass.
‘ Q l-’Q-0 ‘ r in Bethlehem.
Men I the ‘ 3th
' Mia Melon Gnrtis and class.
'i‘iiwe goon hire awry. The Vim 0'! them;
a tin Jaimia‘iem and Binnie:
Mediate de- “P
eM8:m
‘ knowA
' lug. of New York. was unaware of Bonn
_ A ‘ om
coterdey idiom Q'nQ
ill‘i'i Q Ma run in“ of
‘ ‘ ON A
storms and violent gates in the
A has been wrought eehorc. Th telegraph lines are down in ‘ni
places.
. The British hark Pc sue, Captain Ballcy, from 3011 Find 5
which left Qiiccustown, ccemhc 26 i l cred
off Peuarth Roads. One man alt ,
‘fatc of the reist is unknown.
Abolil
. . {gale low
~ -‘(Captaln
rots the‘ hows
moon ,)Qd enlist
was out do to the watcr’ s odgo'
leaking. ‘
i
hell and Uni
can _ hunched.
3
0died eightoon
typhoid onenmania.
”no tin.
. ounorinonodd. it is” cupid by the Aston n
he “unsolved while it the .'
Win: win
West Point
Guilet Harry 8 Jordan. oi Washing-
‘11 ton; pt the nationalism class. who tne
first witness mind when the court on
ed today idle othmination was v‘ery‘
brief and hi! testimony uninteresting.
The next witness, Alfred A. May-
been, of Ohio. did not know Cadet
Boon nerecneiiy. and was not aware
of his halal herein 1
Cadet Elliot .1. Dent. of Pennsyl-
resin. was next a‘worn. lie had been
haired when a fourth class man. but
did not hang in so in the hospital in
consequence; He told of hem nnnish-
ed for refusing to reveal the names of
cadets who hated him to the military
authorities of the academy
Ernest D. Pack. of Wisconsin, swore
he know 03th Boon iind while he
know him. he was sure he was not
hated. He was rather left alone.
Henry 0. Janet. or New York and
John A. Berry. 0! New Jersey. did not
cadet noon. and w. B. Brown
having been hated and denied over
having required any iowur clnss men
to partake of newer calico.
Former cadet John R. Doyle. oi
Philadelphia. Pit. who was in the
academy from 1897 to 1900 was then
called and sworn. Ho eaid':
“I remembor Godot Boon. After his
tight withAKellei". i told him he had not
noted right in that bout. and that he
ought to have gone on. He spoke in
such a way as to i‘ihow that he was tlr‘
ed oi the place and wanted to leave.”
“Were you ever hated?" asked the
general.
"Yes: l took manner sauce. as much
a teaspoontul and a hall at one
time.” Q was the reply.
”Who gave it in you?"
"Cadet Boudoir. who was discharg’
od.’
"Did it hurt you?"
"No sir. it was unpleasant. but it
Inga no iniuriouu ofteoto that I know
-0 .
In itnawer to soveriil questions. Doyle
‘ said he hId boon exercised a great
denl. lilo hilt tstiwsdridroduontly, I“?
at Monitor exer-
WA him examined
lhll. but ha VIM ‘A
use mth th ot a , A
Whoa ‘
charge of eiiibiizz‘lcment.
' were small,“ and the place was] closed Then it
‘rout‘e. He failed to turn over the re‘ccipts i
A cd in the be l5
‘iigc and ataiide'il 311 in hostilities an item li’
friend of SenatorI-Innna, through it
QQ his appointinont, and is also lc‘iio‘w
‘ were
Ciisomr (P
French
BRIDGIEPORT Conn,“ Deccnihe Mars
employee of the City Bakery Company. was arrested tonay on th%
The amount of his inoculations has not
hccn determined by the concern. He was placed in charge of a
branch storc; but although the sales Were largo:
chance to avoid prosecution by tcaohing aunt
route This he failed to do and his arrest follovved. Drink and ice '
he says caused his downfall.
Coal for the French GOVemmont.
PHILADELPHIA. December 26~F K. Mclllwaine, a mem-
ber of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris, is now in this
city, closing negotiations for the sale of coal to the French govern,
ment. Mr. Mcl lwainc believes a substantial coal trade between
this country and lirancc will soon be established. He assorts the
coal supply of France is ten million tons short of the demand. Fer-
merly this deficiency was made almost entirely by England. The
A great industrial establishments are becon1i11‘g‘alarmed.said Mr. Mc-
ll
wamc. 'nt the possibilit (y of this supply being cut oil owing to the
scarcity of coal 111 Engine ,Q
TWO Ships on Fire at Sea. “ .
VICTORIA B. 0. December stile—According to advices from
Sydney, N S. W.. the British ships Mtlvdic Island and Alumni ar-A
rived recently at that port alter narrow cocoons from hélu burned
at sea with all on board. Fire wan discovered 011 the Me ville Isl
land. Octobcr 8....‘111ioriiaysuie crew who kept busy, finally suc-
ceeding in checking the [1 sec. ‘
A fire started on the Almora. on August 9, and
headway, but fortunately a‘ gale arose. carrying enougi
board to demon the ilamcs. .
incd greatd
water on
W l
Auditor Menis’ s S messor ; tuned.
Q WASHINGTON December 2
Frcd Rittman. of Cleveland» Ohio; sltion of fourth sitdlto‘r’of
the "'l‘rcaeury, made vacant by the tragic death of Auditor Morris.
.Rittinnn has for some fificen or t ’cnty years been engag-
business in Clev‘cliiiid.‘ ride is about fifty ears of
is thought to he no doubt-that t
fl“? cash receipts :
Ana-in:
than leA
' A‘i
- 1o president has tendered to
it ifc~lon , ‘
A {nhhsovm
gain“ Tailors and
The "Polio , Q Q
hilltop or The Samurai A
in there no law %
neonle iron: the “
Qua it every c
attached by these
ow that our onion
iy. not they not
oviledge of mint” .
A toilet in the we
Alergeinanw
. forth hetw‘cen Ill
Q York daily. gatho
trihntlnz poilcy ‘slln ,
(tinny dentirted did
try. and hie successor
shot at at ht
it is out
succesbiul thit artia
on one train no me
resentuive. anothoi'. Iii
r‘o recentntlve.h Q A
'llii grout clones
is Qnollo‘y: linemen
anion iii
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