barks oustash-
«rill “”th our lamest cost".oi
‘ atorlsl. wore a fedora
kins “watt,” and who coca
nlkw automobile about
follow. 9
“spouse there were about
7 179 guests. all of whoiurthoroughiy sin
e lively, outlast o
”Bolts
'1;
. n bonsai?
ecorate tea with Christmas greens. u‘a-l
ottioilal mblems and the pretty- school
cold {maroon and White. The dec-
ora ng' was very nectlve. 7.
mm 8 until8 the faculty and
patronesses received the eats The
7 further were httirell in or) i‘dress and
I gowns and Included “Ill-
.« l’ow'ar principi‘il‘t.
Henry Donnelly,
investerday I99k
number of well known
ii in e Norwalks win he
, 7 he or read that their
,7 who posed as an agent
M Wall auto.) and who “threw
" and preteneded to he
could 8;t’ he Clifford” is the saute
so. ‘
‘tiluo past. the merchants
Haven stores have been
7,I__,ss. from their counters
luable furs, and the do
, praised of the fact.
had y, who Is one of New
7 overeat sleuths was as
signed to the use and he spotted
Copper. A watch was placed on him
' and so slick was be that even under
the was ‘0! lite door walkers In one
his department store he succeeded In
getting away with db 9 goods.
Cooper c9rried an alligator grip.
which he wins, in the habit of leaving
« for a donor two at a time in different
stores an in that grip he put his
7 plunge ‘ la believed. His method of
,p l was to inks off his long
_ .7 rry It on his arm while
try? out it net of furs for “his
me who Was' at a dentists." He
would lay the vm on the coun
tors and when. It up again some
‘Ing in Smith. N' '
Ills mother-ins '
the would ep-
auto and posed
Ii machine.
‘i7 not aware
transistor ‘77 - . Its out for spins
Iii tile pineal T several young
canine ill)?“ ‘ polite stranger
who is 't ,y 7. 0 them Into per-
sass) tlloir l- 7 . ,bapas to Invest in
notes. “
That was Challis? 1“. Cooper alleged
shoplilter; whottl hetried December
20 (Of. hills entitle“:
Char
fifteen Company, in
to were valued at
In any of the
known that two
left his gel
l stores. but it is
three days ago he
at Cllflord Pharmacy
and the loo sorry that they did
not know It at t time as It is bellow
oil It contained valuable goods. The
grip to just now venientiy missing.
noswuk it thirst. salsa.
Damn I‘o‘y session from Pneumonia
«Nomm use. Ibouldar
$502
If. eh not be“? that be operated
. onia. was sent
Hospital. by Bo
night at 8 o'clock
den at the Non
.firegory.
laminate Hoe
Maillot. of “Burch-
to the Hospital
, of Broad
underwent an op-
, arlug slowly.
‘ ld fore r
A llit a each day.
It ditlon
in films“ of.
gamer” the
lid their society.
two ladies' hells '
Arnold
son. commandant,
Frederick Plumb, its»
bolt. The. haircuts
Robert F way «his
ens. Mrs. Arthur Ct
Light Mrs. W Di
James 0. Gregory. Mrs . _
Newkirk and Mrs WernyssBmitb; .
The cadets were In full dress uni-
form. the odlcors wearing swords and
red sashes. .
The dancing program consisted of
eighteen numbers and music was fun
nlshed by Banger s orchestra of South
Norwalk. The program follows:
Waits-“would You Carol. Harris
Two Step—Marsh- li‘loradors. Northrup
Walta—Fly Away Birdie, to Heav-
en.’...... .........C.:Harrls
Lancierswmvers' mttery. 7
.......... Julian Edwards
Two StepABrIght Tyes. Goodhy.
es l... siev-
Vim Alstyne undi Schwarts
Waltz—Two- llltiie Girls hove One Lit-
tle Bov .Mullen
Caprice-By the Watermelon Vine,
................ Thea. Allen
Tow Btop~lndlans Along Broadway.
Becker
Wists—4n My Men-y Oldsmobile ,
.. .«. .Ed'wasds
Two Stone-Everybody Works .But
Father Heft and Hater
Wank-Heidelberg ..... Mil
Two step—Making Eyes.
Liinclers-lé-Forward and Saints,
Mia. Wllmm’ll
Waits—Jinks a Car ...r..- Ted Snyder
Two Stew-Good Bless Sweet Marie. 7.
Wells—Wom- and sié‘fu tout Tell...
Two Step—Yanklsnw
Waits—Good Night. Beloved. Good
‘ Night ..,., ................ Oliver
At intermission sherbert and as
was served and a punch howl prowl
ed retreshl’nents for the dancer;
throughout the evening.
The Overlook School has started
very successfully on Its career In Nor.
walk and in addition to the cutof-
town students, quite’ a large number of
local boys have enrolled.
AW
CITY OF NORWALK LIGHTS
Type of Light Used In Waterbury and
New Britain May' he installed
Hialea-
Norws‘lk city council. there will be a
report made on the primrose made In
regard to it city lighting contract. The
old contract ran out December Ist and
the city officials and lbs company
have not yet come to an agreement
over a new contract
The two new lights of the type used
In Waist-bur .3. and New Britain are be
Ing watche by Mayor Bunion and
the lights committee and if consider-
ed superior to the type now in use
will be substituted all over the city
by the company.
“PIAKING or PIPE!
You ought to look over our line. The
largest assortment In town. Prices“
rangin [your to in 86.00. Wbelolo &
Clark 89 Main 0. Wash. Bl..so or.
7 "WAY AI'TIIINOON CLUB.
Nominate lntartslnad by Mrs. 'ueorps
I. Kendall. Ilmwood Avenue.
A regular meeting of the Friday Af~
tornoon Club was held yeatsrday at
the home at lira. G. B. Kendall. Elm-
wood avenue.
In continuing the study of Russian
literature. the following program was
rendered:
Paper—Catherine II. of Russia 17s:-
Ilse.
. .. unkind:
aper— an o .
bliss lit“ it leanings.
uranium-Odour .... Dorshavoli
Miss P Jennings
M”
W
7 cos oasis m rsouoh’i «seam.
_ smut gas
r. Mr... John ,7
- !says that he sawt .
.Van 'I‘ilser'
W I“? mice of the
.......E. [sortie
1 till
I dared several selections in an exceed
It
7 mil ii
and All who; Baseball
1 BRIDGEBCBT. Dec. 16 ~Bound
tram New York to this port. the City
of Lawrence. of the Bridgeport line.
last night. all South New lk. cashed
into the schooner auto nd. Captain
Roper. from Chat N B. leaded
with lath; and cut at h a hole In the
decanter that shejwo id have adult in l.
ten minutes hull it not boon for hot 7D A
r silent.i Baotou)
n‘cargo.‘ which
:Roper and a orewmf‘ four men lumped
into the water and were taken aboard
- the steamship in theJatter' s boats lust "‘
as the schooner, settl ed. 7 7
The captain of the City of Lowrance
mums half a
mile ahead of hi and? that ho veered
“7 ghis course. but the other vessel took
a sudden tack and ore the steam-
shin' a course could be changed the two
boats came together with a terrific
bruised. in the forward house, by fly-
in: boards,
Struck on her port side, the schoon-
er was out nearly in two. -She now
rides the wares of Long Island Sound
with her gunwalss just awash and all
sails sot. An effort will be made to-
dsy to beach hen‘near this city, unless
she is driven ashore by the strong
‘ southwest wind
No protest had been filed at the
custom house at closing time this noon
by dither the masters of the City of
Lawrence or the schooner Baautoland.
which craft were in collision last nlght
the sailing vessel being sunk. The law.
requires a report and the documents
probably will be flied Monday
The lllg John Glenn Captain lasso
Hull, of Bridgeport. arrived in ihc
Ill harbor this afternoon with nor decks
She hild 1
- been out all the morning looking for
pretty troll washed down
"is scbmnor which was out down last
night by the steamer City of Law.
«9193?.th was unablem to find any
ot a,
vessel on c.3333...) cep-
lion of a barkenllne in grow up a his.
hound 'asst. ‘ '
The tag John Puller. which was at
Wilson's Point. also attempted to lo-
the ma. like was compelled to
on back to harbor in a start time
owing to the heavy sea. Captain Hull;
however, remained out till this after-
noon. He thinks the- schooner must
have been driven to the Connecticut
shore, and will continue the search
In this vicinlly tomorrow. unless she
. Is reported as having been solved by
some other tug.
' ATTEMPTED To arcs). Honest.
-m7
7 Someone Inland Norwalk Lock Com»
At Monday night's meeting of the «
party's Stable Thursday Nlahi.
A during attempt was made on Thurs-
1sy night7to steal the line team of
horses owned by the Nor-walk hock
Company. The attempt was unsuc-
cessful. but It would be well for horse
owners to keep a sharp lookout for a
time. as their live stock may disap-t
pear during the night.
Yesterday morning when the hostler
entered the stable he discovered right
away that there was something wrong.
The horse blankets were doubled up as
If 'in readinosi to be put upon the
backs of the ihorses. The door of the
stable stood vrlde open and the bar-
nesses had been disturbed
Tho hrldlss were laid to one side
and horsos'apps‘arod nervous and
frlglnouod while the bedding was
thrown around as if the horses had
been backed out or the stalls.
The case was wooded to the police.
but the thieves oft no clue to their
identity. It Is believed that they were
frightened away by someone passing
by.
WHOM. INYIHTAINMINT IN“.
9%
Imeulul Thm Mighty Altair at
Franklln Bailout.
The Franklin school entertainment
closed last evening. alter thrive very
successful productions and in many
« respects the program of last evening ’
was better carried out than on the
other evenings. Theo program nwas
7,lllo same as that at Thursday
‘ with «caution of the last that
ill (liadwiu the vocalist,
Hill-
Che was on-
red and displa “7
musings.
7 I Ill
tumor... an
her talents to a il‘
crash. one man was badly cut and ‘
patriotic s -
with lists 7 dz,
very tasters .
Allard o7 7.
Russell, ~
and sun sf.
number 7 7.
ion of the lift“)
Dibble. Baldy?
Ru ill Kenda ,
Talmadge.
Helena M
Given 'at
9. was
as call-
there was s
all and w 4 *
till
9 cents.
Benin “and the
7 n the seven
l
partied by Miss vit"lfilo Day y.
During, the levelling ”wall was dsold,”
his mggi‘lyugifiihd 27m, Mills
w I No as 7
193131. Decker and Miss Mabel Bullion
The candy table was draped in red
and was presided over by Mrs. malls
Buggies. :7 Miss . Flossle Saunders and
Miss lodema Adams.- Ice cream was
served during the evening. '
u—L—un
NEW STEAMIR MARIO” YIBTW.
Weathered titanium“ Gala .la a
Crumble ‘Mannsr Lastflighl.
The steamer Mullah. llle new freight
bout recently lunch on the route be-
tween 80th emit and New York.
weathered the severest northeast gale
ever known to mariners along the Con-
necticui coast The host. left New
York at the usiiisl hour, 5 o'clock, yea-
terdav afternoon but did not reach
the 1th Norwalk dock until near
midnight. The waves washed over
the forward deck. but he there were
few articles there
twa horse truck.
done ‘
Yesterday. while the vessel was
making the dock in New York the
waves Washed the boat into a ll'ghter
or the Old Dominion Biennisblp Coin
Funk. and the sills of the Marion was
slightly Injured. some ‘cf the boards be-
ing broken. ,
«wiLL IRIO'I‘ riususurs.
W
[mast almona Company, of Port 0h»-
tar, Oh! no It! Plans.
The Meat anions Nanutacturing
Compan angowhloh has recently purchas-
ed the hat )7 It North
Main street. has landfill. lots. to
feet wide each on .West street from
ward Beard and will erect two tone-
ment bonus upon than). The doll
are too feet deep Md adjoin the pillar
purchase of the Jinn at North Nell
and Union streets.
The tenements will be built partial:
yfrom the lumber In the old Bolmans
shop which will mains rated to the
ground. and not cold at auction as ms
"contemplated.
Al. passer so‘ palm have been
, i0
. " 9' an of
H intends to contest his, removal
. one shortly after ‘
7 stress is
B' istalemdnt
churcvh.‘ which M’lsllh'o ealthles
,7 in Stamford. called a meeting ‘
" 'mond's resignation was tenders
77 set for the realm Ion.
, removal but as Yet has been unable
' Byerything '
7 wt h Mfr. Buchmond’s work. and was
.' Mina
" l at he I) s b pfrho
‘. Lfitmsgeflafig‘yk‘ipggm
‘ functions. to which the rectory,
ids from a heavy 7
title damage was,
whiny Parish",
W
rge Chalmers Richmond. ou-
t. John's “Church. Stamina
v. C
not
over 7:96.000 par W
vestry later and as a result Mr.
has not yet been accepted. no
but it probably will be. as Sch
lei-rut treasurer of the churn
stated that Mr. Richmond's salary will
continue until February 1. the time
Mr. Richmond has asked Min Addi-
son. the rector, for the reasons for his
to elicit any satisfactory reply.
it Is generally thought by those who
are familiar «with the facts of the
'ase, that it was a. case of jealousy on
the part of Mr. Addison. together will»
the fact that some of the wealthy
members of the church did not like
Mr. Richmond's plain spoken manner
of preaching. Mr. Richmond has onlp
been Installed as curate for a short
time, but In an earnest worker and an
meloquem preacher, having crowded the
church with hearers ‘on almost every
occasion on which he has preached
The attitude of Mr Addison is excite
lug considerable comment at present.
owing to Its having leaked out that
within a short time he told a minister
In New York, who is friendly with Mr.
'ltichmond, that he was much gratified
pl used With his power and initiative.
disco has. however stated, It In
said, me time
7 7. « iii
r his stand is 7
and has ,heen Invited to may one
this
asked and £3, isposstbie the:
milk
It is nod“: t llkt sonic Interlists
hug facts play come to light in ‘li few
aye.
JENNINGS CLUB MEETING.,,
mood to 7
G Miller “'9
million to up with ‘
The Jennings Club will have its usual
So was not a very long session
a civil superior court yesterday
as George W. “799“”? were all rt
case out or the 6rd nary wasfll
ltlon of Bridget colonies. of Nair-
for some reason has has g
The original counsel withdrew. Bl.
pally. Mrs C‘oleinan .secured Atto nel’,
John J. Phelan to resent h‘er slip
the court. and ‘e appeared with'.
her before Judge W color. 77 *
-. 7- Only Wanted a'l'lllsd. '
qu. caisson sill‘d‘ she was 54
she was not“ a
long periods of time ,7«
roperty he‘d been attach
otion pnd Mia. Coleman sai
worth about )1, 200'. The witness‘s:
.she' hall to work very hard. Further
stridence was offered to show that
husband had contributed but hit)
the support of rthe family in
years.
w to h Is the total at $7 per week
, other fictions. ‘ .
in the actions glib by (isotope
misfits were or-
weeks or
of Bridgeport th d
:Iercd ton‘ tenant
itarr. of Daubury. against Benjamin
Biggie and others. the court granted
In the Westport paper to the reprcsom
tatives and creditors.
Leave to file the amended complaint
was granted in the action Instituted
David Barry against Frank "E“,
ash and another.
' the, divorce case brought by El-
wdrth signing William Ash
élNhB no .
W3“...
9
MAY CALI. A PASTOR. . .
' it special mfiilfllttfl theASouth Nor-
'll‘eid on Thursday evenl
Duster.
‘FOR shut-3
meeting tomorrow noon in the South
Nor-walk Congregational Church. The
subject Is Benjamin Franklin. and
Charles '1‘ Mitchell will be the leader.
All young men are cordially invited
to attend the meetlm 0! this club.
also. "
nu.“ ~'.+—-w-~’-'—~ «g...»
Bean. Also barn’ seam to rent ills
pairs 63 Meadow street
so cow. four’, yeafl
hr side. and one
ol Apply. to”
B ll Run, North fl?"
yets
list)
(L d i at
ALBIRTION-v-iN SOUTH NOR.
walk. December. 18. hits. Jane E. Al-
bertson. aged seventy live years Fons”
oral services from her late residence.
45 Elmwood avenue. Tuesday at 2 p.
m, 7 7
7 ‘pnongsstomn. 3
opodist and Manicurist. having given
up her rooms in mitwood'a hall build
ins. will meimmatrons at her hello;
5 Van zsnst street. Ila-t Not-walls
or call upon them at their homes its
the afternoon. Telephone 0993992089.!“
MONA HILIN TAYLOR.- 0m NEW
York City Teacher of Voice. Studio...
Old Bank. "Buildi West World hiugtoo
St. Monday till ’1‘ under. 10 a. In. to
causes 0. IINDIMONCIIBT
glacial and visiting Instructor. list.
all as taught at the Royal a~.
Germany For terms)
etc. communit'iata with W.‘ 8. Pa
Beuth Norwalk W School. sis-lg
«VOOAI. INITRUO‘I'ION..* tilts
Amy Wood lists will mums total
lessons at No. A! High strait- Nor-r
walk. beginning December mull tf
drawn for them factory but it will
beans or the Win the city as the
concern iii 9 Mill!
"fall in H
row
was canotvs'v.‘9oaaou. curs. mm“...
during the morning and wealth hoursr .
its»
$9.9 sate cits 1215s,
07!) Fat 11638.6' Hm.4 B
1 liar and Engine. all kinda of 66"!-
C. 8. James. Ct. Ave. no. Norwaik
avers; 9 Ins and‘ bath: modern
in first class ooodltloli;
robs locality. Reasonable to Quick
”finality“. 10 Gerard Plant.
i M“ v‘ 7
urrriou sauna—A nus tier or
It held goods: parlors suits. did-
1: team chairs. tables, kitchen
Emails. stores; rugs;
her suites f‘etc‘". harnesses and
s. at 7 _ f Ni)!
”a“.
OI"
' on ll ‘
s 1). an 7 also; mm ' ”'
cell: 7 ‘
FOR CALI-
fa iiy misc; to vroonia and bath.
in t. with all improvements
barb 16989. ,forisssthau you
build house for. dituaiad on
street (formerly Warren).
NM 1 etc v
. .i
,
7 also out norm”
.l. wwi...“ 7,... ....
to Lars—s shirt)?
of the motions disposed at by
Judge" Wheeler after some Inquires. " '7
granted the motion for an allowance ‘
and fixed the sum. at $7 a. week. This, -
as with It an arrears of $676.7
trim the date the writ was Issued. '7"
Geruti. against ‘9 Bookings and Villas . clam:
.galneu lawnm- -'
9n the action bronfihy Oliver V7.2“ «
ll 7
Fort SALE-90000 for chastise: . w
a l§¢3i ,i 97
iron BALEs'e-A, sneer hoses m "7 '7' ‘ '
all wood. Bay by the Miller (lion. .
'GI BAKE HOUSE CONTAINING
or. seen mornings or evenings to I
been
,nr id 13!”, .«
Mabel-tans. ”Hug; S“
7 lk. against her husband tor suppers ‘ ‘
scene .was brought. to the court
, nearly a year and ion months ago. but
sti'irtlln ‘
years old and had six children. all bill! ‘1
i but one of tli‘embearniug a living. But
hi
imp per station baa at. been
pub , also (I emphatically
9161130an9
mm tall was oubé
in connection with' her revela-
Cal's telepho ' that to Th'
hims'eiu" sh declared, and
an order of notice to be published ‘33
i 7 7
Mrs Cole ‘here told
sthhces t".«her snsnsg
“in thin: York
ester-ed a ‘
Fill iydo ‘
out?
whlk Congregational oh res lulu. be
January '
oil). to take action toward, secursu'g )1 gm
‘ ' orbecurlty 7'1
glorious coconut... 5 H
,9 mos. 29 Bro ‘
thriller. lid, 7
slinBts 80;} 7
carpets and ’3!
chance to purchase Instigator two Fran
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