,wa'a av. J. Morris AAfilIhdAy a rector of St. Parish The services pimple too-r com. was natur. the hard storm PAUL‘S PARISH. “Fame: Ooerr altered Awelfars spiritually at. u‘a parish ”to eorganaud to )7 Edward J in All". é??? bersmasoodattsomoeat .~ which was in; 9: chum r. Kraut, the euro. , of tbs ”somber isolating. the .Mme Rev 3.. ii odometer will V name the meeting cart Sunday at “ Within Summer Fifteen ‘2 a: it p. in; and the orchestra will be increased by a few comets ’ ‘ The senior and junior basketball ‘ taunt! will have a practice genie to- night. The gymnasium classes will meet as usual this week, on Tuesday and Friday nights. The Woman’ 3 Auxiliary will hold an important business meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 o‘clock in the usocia» ' tlon gymnasium The association will keep open house New usars' afternoon and evening The membership contest will. front this time on to February 22d, grow more and more interesting. WANT To TEBT'THI LAW. According to a member of the Bar- bers' Union three Norwaiir harbors kept open yesterday. He said that the shops which kept open were Charles Schuman, Micheal Diaaaa and bouts Januari. He further said that he ivaii ‘ going to see the officials of the union today for the purpose of determining what could be done about it. Another barber stated that he wished that is ”gal action in the matter would be tab» on so that the test case could be do cided In court. He wants to keep open Sunday. Shdplitters hm Yet Tried telltadd limited... Taken From, Hirsute... '~ iizzld tilled You u did Will int long Survive WWII? We. 3.~Thsre was “In “and-y in the cases at Theci eta 'b light! of the I! ”do to A3100 but a mason * mire bond to the same was riddled, an it: is believed be was an active participant in the robberies. The Alien woman In in a that state nitrates“! and gain bootlitlvvsd by physician: that e a n cog She declared Saturday that she did not steal the ring identified by ileGrand Jackson. of Norwalk‘. and also declared that she never stole anything in Hartford. Somgoods identified as belonging to aA dun in that city she said she stole in Norwmt. It has been learned by the police that the names John and lltnerya Hall are aliases. Their real names are John and MinervarDooIittle. and the! are said to have resided here for about ten years. They are another andpon A daughter or the woman. named Bar ab EcodeId. resides In Stratford. ii?“ , A‘TlioSttlll'lebm undthmm ind Aloud 'agaamyiallhfldnrlngtheiaettwo.“ ” Telephone “ EdnSdhddhdu ' Feet dhdu‘dhrmnl The Bounty Bridge it Furl lien nedu Pd, Wrecked reins Findddd dud Residents Shel Safer duariers’ econ—AM PHlLADELPHIA. December ail-Jrho rain. which has fallen almost inces- Asantly since Saturday evening. has re- sulted in a dangerous tresh‘et in the Schuylkill. and today the water of that , stream in fifteen undone-half feet shore normal All of the big industrial planta along the sohuyllziil at Mana- vunciu and RiatoWn. near here. are ‘ a i not TM” " oun 3'0 all. lites Mart! and Add Betta. lira. 8th Patrick. Joa- _;Artnstmng. of New hbwyil of Harris- on Norwatk" last week. Til the usual tea flooded. and work has been suspended. -A “'1‘ The countyxbrldgs ‘at Port KennedlI. Pa" has been wrecked bythe flood. and the tracks of the Philadelphia t Road ing railway. at Spring Mill. about eight miles from here have been submerged Treble has not been seriously Impacted CELLARS 0F DgELLINGB FLOOD In this city the ricer is out of its which he earri in this was nullified each of frank— forte“ which disdain taken. lie banks near the Baltimore & Ohio rail— A A road station. the water having backed out to Twenty-fourth street. the first " thoroughfare cast of the station. (Lidi- lars of dwellings are flooded and may residents along the river early today sought safer quarters. The WissahIclo . ' on drive. along Falrmount which runs along the Schuylkillrl miles. is under water. At Rood raging in t e sohu'ylhilf river early this morning. as a result of the heavy rainfall of the past two days. No ser- ions daniage was done, however. and the water is muting THREATEANED FIAOOI) AVERTEDM‘ hrmvfigd Pd. Dec. Sigrfle t not as a remit heavy rilnfa‘liof Warned day has, been averted by the cold. snap " and the rivers at this pohut will not reach over a tJenty-foot W Dun? mg the night a big toe 3am formed in the Allegheny; rivers between the Fort Wayne rialroa'd bridge and the bridge at Sixteenth street and for a time threatened to sweep. the new railroad bridge away. The gorge caused the rivers to overflow and at i o 'cloch this morning Pine street and River ave— nue' Allegheny, were flooded. Thanh 'egheay department of public safety at once sent out men to warn people my iv to the lower part of the city to va~ ~ate their homes. but I half hour later the jam broke with an awful crash. The ice was forced between the Fort Wayne bridge piers by the instance volume of water and some of the false worn under the new bridge was torn away but otherwise the structure wl'a A A‘ggutmfloaded cos: barges. lying on any wer torn m their moorings and forced Aupoanim‘avenue. Thelmtoprop’ “arty via alight. Tbcrireraarenow beingcioaredeficc and no expected. A lNDKlA'I‘IORE 0F worm FLOOD. WSBURQI'I; December”— «Hamming Wotanothcr lithe raineouiinnestofaliu Ant-nut t an ill m store? ‘ , slowly trivia:- The” river. stood at!“ A it _ MA and A was A m! attbhlubaliiyar‘a‘banh full and a or for ,A A a thirteen-foot flood was A Magistrate lhdds him in hell York dildo it till] Bonds Bullshit lid Is at Student iii Burnett College, Boston _ Had it [tunnel Withfliillothu ' dnd Then Ltd Home, A ' unw roux. December 80~A neutly dressed. refined appearing boy. who said that hls name was John Edge- worth. the son of .‘l. I". Edgeworth, a wealthy wholesale dour dealer of Bon- ton. was arraigned today before Mag- istrate Mott charged with being a bur. glar. The boy insisted that he was not a burglar and that he would not be six teen were old. until June 15. next, but the magistrate held him to $1.000 bail for further examination on January 2. ' Abourding to the boy's story he lives with his parents at No. 1' Cedar street. . He says that he is a first year student at Burdett College Boa» ton. Young Edgeworth says that be bad a quarrel with his mdther on De- cember 26. and she told him to leave the house. lie came to New York via the Fall River line the following day. The boy says that he then want walk- ing through the city'. pawncd his new overcoat and got as far as the Grand Central railroad station. While he was sitting in the waiting room. Edgeworth declares that a young man about twen~ ty~two years of age. spots to him. The boy says he confided to his new no ‘ quaintancc that he had run away from Moe not "' " atntsandthcahnyarfdnavylsanu- mired fact. Several well known odIo-t era of The Ndrwalks have been re attested to units with the pronwtcrs in organising the club. preliminary meeting was held in ”18“?on hotel. New Haven. Satur- day evening. The plan was heartily endorsed. A committee was appoint- ed to I‘flange details. rhesus relate to the membership and dose and location of the club house. The Gravel-ind Ho tel in Chapel attest. New Havana“ been mentioned In this causation. The commune consists of Col. R. a Wood rolled. T. b‘ Callahan Capt. L. Lud dington Capt. 1.1" Donovan, Capt. E. 0 Gruener Ideal. P. P. [owls and blunt. H. Pandsrson. The committee will report to Got. 1'. H Spoiler of the Mud regiment. He will call the meeting to talus when. The insisting Saturday evening was called to order by Col Sucher who stated Its object. He was elected chairman and talent. H. F Ponder-on secretary once" were pros m ltwaavotedtohavenoentrauce fee but to depend wholly upon dues. The committee was directed to ascor— tain how many colours would be will» lung to 10th the club with the fees ea- tituated.2 respectively. at are 815 320 W R I] Frost. a. mwmmrm Mwborsli‘aaizabbgeamdtha Masseuse rto sacrum. atattagthatbe behaved home and intended to look for a cheap. furnished room; The man. whom the buy only known as “Harry" suggested that they take a room together, that .Edgeworth pay the first week’s rent and that be (Harry) would pay him in the middle of the week The room was hired. and yesterday, the boy says. he went out for a walk When he return» ed in the ”on!“ be sound a mine in this room which had not been there when he went out. “Barry” told him uncommon». swam» worth says" he did. He avers that he did not awaken until nearly 8 o'clock this morning. and then discovered that "Harry" was not in the room. and that the door communicntlng with the next room had been forced open. He was prevented from leaving the house by the proprietor who. on complaint of the person whose room had been broken into. caused young Edgewortb a arrest. The boy denies being a burglar and said “If only my father knew the predicament i am In he would come to my aid at once. " The elder Edgcworth was Informed of the matter by telegraph and the boy was taken to priaon. increase Is Not Liked den Ilium limo millionth In Knights Ill Columbus lmwfldteldm'lhanlbuh care. there was a demo.- , ' Resolved. Tim steam is A A . more useful than electricity.‘ ‘ AA,” A kilo 1’»me in soon of unicorn at tom mamas M ‘ whim; committee ‘ with. William 0. Gladstone er Howard ”annuities. , vicecbalrmu wiha Knapp. Alter the election The ”I tion was; The debaters were: “MIDI ' doorge Ounce and Mary Btudlsrzm ' ‘ ative. Florence Kelly and Multiples The negative side won. The next do hate is to be held Monday laundry ii. 19021219 question in: Maui v’cd . That summer In more onioflblo thdn winter. Debaters. affirmative. James Meaghan, Rose Gottiieb; attire. titanic Gottlleb, Robert A f judges, entire club. ordain-on name new ”Poairi it A _ Frederick L. Davis went to on th A ,Attloboro. Massachusetts. Saturn-day night. to take charge of the alien of the Postal Telegraph Company.eoin unending his new duties today. Mr. Davis is the son of Franklin L. Davis. who conducts F. A Lane's restaurant in the east hound station and is but seventeen years old. He loomed telb‘g rapby in the Postal Telegraph oillce In Washington street and is an expert manipulator of the key. His many friends In The Norwaika will wish him success in his new position --NEW views DINNER At The Cliflord, I to 3 o’clock. 75 etc a!“ Fffledflm Court Bu Paging Judgment 80nd Mystery Enshmuds ihr constitutes [it Her Release: beenomdnedinthedbilmifllbyon der of Judge Howard ll Ourtla. at the civil court of malt Pleas hir eon- peered before Judge Earth in his prI. rate room at the county court house. purged herself of contempt and was released. Whether or not Hrs. Smith answered cue-nous put to bar, for which she was confined. or whether held against her is not stated Attor- ney Carl Poster would not make any abatement In the matter. and the only make was to the effect that lira. Smith having purged herself of contempt. had been relemd upon his order. IRS. SMITH LEAVES THE JAIL. Mrs. Smith, accompanied by her son Daniel. left the Jail In a carriage abortr ly before 2. so. They were accompan- ch by latter Sconeld. and went direct to the court limes. lira. Smith was taxes to the Judge's rivals room and was W with I Gnu-t3. lug accompanied by her son. A report. or spoke (film ”will as she was leaving the court house release?" she was asked. lira. Smith smiled, but before ahe had an ppm city to say anything her son Interpol- cd. and drawing“ his mother away said: “lira. Smith has no statement to with.” The two were then driven down town Ofl’lll F Dill”. when all! aunt! A 5’ irugi. "r. W root. repairman. hill just as the min 1 terrified court since Member 2;” w; 2: 30 o'clock saturday afternoon up. res minutes later she left the build- " “Willyon ,, makeanystatementtnrcgardtoyodrA Attorney cm roast. counsel for ‘ reenactment; wi Av ail-Two men m miss injured. on engine ml at the foot of an e mm or cars are we fact of mi? ii olefin er the coil stall“! a freight train on the. Ohio railroad at No I hang lion. ml Mil struck thence “ heavy, rains had rel H ins planet The two niiul Fireman A It Hits and B Putnam both of probably are dead hem engineer noise may. no seriously injured that he. will die. A . A . mwddmmidf": ”to? m 0 on were 0 w Gilliam .Othefi turned Herself d Contempt Ill ' Wooded patch from Mr. Stevens mat “Nombor iii Acorn. one baggage car struck a slide two A MA Mrs. mm m mom... whom ”W some one paid the judgment of $300 M‘ animal! which Judge curtia would “'5 -. home No 18 nigh C. Grows, 2 West Ave. To RENT—2 1100 and noted Adult-m
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