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33cm, ‘Nere Interesting loath,

' my in be on» were the
TM It” Oil Next Week—
Nlaiatere' Atmlntlca Alleg-
ct Criminal Conspiracy

The cane of the-State ve., Prank

. , , II. now before the local court.

In , ‘amoetintereeti gandcom-
nllcnted one. Many other ee are

‘ iuiplicated in It beeidee theee named
. In tho warrent upon which Ilemongelli
’ wan The etnte having prev
eented lie opening evidence, It Ie ob-
vioue that It claime that exceedingly
interacting and Important tillage are

ii. in ‘nnderetood that the pronecu-
tion line further evidence to offer In
‘nbnttalp but no far ae it has gone

the following evidence hae been
brought out In court: .
: It in understood and hue not been
‘cdenied that the Mlnletere' Association
in, behind the proeecution. It won
hunght out In evidence that in pur-
efince of their program announced
_, me time ago publicly, they believed
'. I What In the Iawleeeneee which related
towboth illegal liquor eclling gen-
'ernl Immorality, Lemongelli net
the pace. They Introduced in court
evidence that he in at the preeent time
under conviction on at: counte for II.
legal eelling. It wee brought out that
agente were employed by the Minte-
.r'tere' Aeeoclatton to look up mattere
in general in the town. and to look up
_, hie case In particular, on they con-
eIdered It to be the moat flagrant.

According, to the teetimony In court
Havens, the state policeman. employed
for thle'purpoee. wae diechergcd by
the etate police after having been eent
back to Hartford by the Minietere'
Aeeociation. The teetiniony wee got-
ten In that he wee diecharged because
both the minletere and Chief Eagan
did not believe hie methodalto be
Moll". '

According to hie own teetlmony. he
came habit to South Norwallt and gold
out to Lemonggllil; Ania alleged by

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Entertainment ulna n... court
liocin for the benefit of litter
Capilll Church

The Douglaee Concert Company, of

Waehington, I). 0., gave a very tine

, entertainment, laet night. in the Town
Court Room In the Town Hall Build.
lng, Norwalif. The quartern were till-
' - ed to their capacity, and the program
wee much enjoyed. The affair wee
under the auspices of the Grace Boo
tlet Church. of Norwalk. The recital
feature wee Joseph IJouglaee, the
world'e greateet colored viollnlet, who
wee aeeleted by Fannie Douglane, In
eelletct readings, and ncvcral local mem-
be of the church. The program won

an follows: ‘

Organ Prelude-Representing the toll.
tug of belle when the Poles were
called from Ruenla,

Mine Carine Harrie.

Bole,

Violin—Caprice Vieuxtempn,
Joeeph Douglas».

 

 

 

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Paper.
. Mre. Samuel Kennr'y.
Reading—The Bachelor,
Mre. Fannie llouglnea,
Violin—Gypsy Song,
JOIOIIII Douglass.

Mina Lillian Whitv.
Recitation, '
Mre. Diary E. Thomas.
Addreee on Lincoln.
60 D. Lloyd.
Dramatic Reading—”Hiawatha."
Mre. Joneph Douglass.
Violim—Gypey Dancea,
Joeeph Douglaee.
Unborn—Jan. Whitehead. Malchl
Mona, Ilriah Nixon, Hirbert Simone.
Commitee—Itien lilo Hamlet. pm
ldent; Mine Edith Andereon, necre.
vary; Mine Ilene Willie. treanurer;
Mien llertha Gay, Itine' Lillian White.
Mre. C. Oeborn. Mre. Elisabeth Clark.
Elia D. lirynnt, lira. Julia Clay. man

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Mneter of Ceremony—4‘. N. Jeckeon.

Doorheepern—W. G. Hinton. W. H.
richer. ,

After the program weethrongh. Rev.
.i. it. Harrie made come very Inter-
ng cloning "meme.

princilnnl “In“ of the even-

Solo,

PI'IIIN “DANCE.
III WINDOWS

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an» by elem tun” lilil and.

Elizabeth AIOIII to a tame
Number oi Friends

Ouevof the prettieet create to the

preeent eooial eeaeoo oi Norwaih, wee

the ennui February eubecriptiou

dance given at Lochwood'e Hail, lent

evening. The dance wee arranged by,
line lilieebetb Auntie and Mice Una

Hill. The hall wee elaborately decorv

ated with large American liege. and

evergreene. The tnceudaeoent globee

were covered with red tinted tineue.

which noitened the light, on the merry

camera. ‘
Under the balcony were eevcral

prettily draped cozy cornere, which

were very popular placee during the

evening. Wheeler It Wileon'e orchee-

tra. of Bridgeport, fumlehed the muelc.

The petroneeeee were Mre. Eben

Hill, Jr., Mre. Carl A. Harntrom, Mre.

John J. Cavanagh and Mre. Reed 0.

Havlland. It won long after midnight

that themerry daqere left the hall.

Thoee preecnt were:

Mien Elizabeth Auetln, Mr. and Mre.

Carl A..Heretrom. Mr. and hire. Eben.
eeer Hill, Jr.. Mr. and Mre. Elliot
Brown, Mr. and Mre. Reed Havllnnd.
Mr. and hire. .lohn S. Seymour. Mr.
and Mre. Thornton Prowltt. Mr. and
hire. Walter Munro, Mr. and Mre. John
Cavanagh, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Cur-

tIe. Mr. and Mre. George C. Lockwood,
Mr. and hire. Albert Moeeman, Mr.
and Mre. Henry Gregory, Mr. and lint.
Samuel L. Weed. ‘Mr. and Mrs. William
Lauder, hir. and hire. LeGrand Rey-
mond, Mr. and hire. Weelte of Benton,
and Mr. and Mre. David Raymond.

. The Mieeea Clara Coueine, Lucretia
Sanger. Margie Bishop, Florence Hav-
Iland, Grace Ilavlland, Mine Coolie.
Dortheia Chowle, Hazel Lockwood.
Emma Lockwood, leabel Aller, Mamie
Sanger, Ada Oeborn, Mary Seymour

Charlotte Crofut of Simebury, Mien
Bother of Bolton, .Miee Ella Hill of
Danbury, and Mre. Robertson of New
York.

Mre. Dudltrn E. Raymond, Miee'Sa~
die Miller, iee Julia Steub. Mien.
Clara Bette, Mien Walehlre of New
Yorlt. Mine Van Wagner, Mre. Havi-
land, Mre. Nuttlng, Mre. It}. A. Wood-
‘ward, Mre. Ernet. Mre. Coueine, Mre.
,W. H. Iliahop, Mre. Henry Lockwood.
Mre. J. B. Grilfen.

Meeern. Charlee Swarte, Edwin Gar-
bIn, John Garbin. 'l‘haddeue Bette,
Dudley Raymond, George Woodward.
Samuel Adame, Edward Beebe, Charles
Miller and Mr. Johnaon of New York.

PRICE OF COIIill NAIIIIIIII"?
CIVEC LEAP VEAII DANCE

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The Leap Year dance given by
Pride of Court Narruh Circle. No. 80!,
Companione of the Foreetere of Am-
erica, at the Town Aaeombly Hall, Nor-
walh, wee one of the prettiest. entire
given thie eeaam. Every detail oi
leap year wee carried out by the
young ladlea, and there were etern
warninge poeted About the hall which
read ”A gentleman asking a lady to
dance, muet forfeit a large auto." Alno
remindere to the young ladies which
read, "Girle, don't let the fellowe be
well flowern." '

I-‘iedler'e orcheetra, of South Nor-
wallt, furnlehed the innate, and the
fun lanted until the wee hourn of thie
morning. There wee a large crowd
of merry dancere. and the affair prov-
eda big eucceee.

The committeee in charge were:

Chairman Committee of Arrange-
ments—Mice Annie Weyerhaeuaer.

Floor Committee-Mre. W. Payne.
Mre. T. Hunt. Mien M. Weyerhacuncr,
Mine .1. McCerrie.

Reception Committee—The
circle.

NCIIWALII ILADIES AIIE .
BENEFICIARIES CF I. II. IESIII’

Large Sum Left to Them by
Prominent New York Oanlter,
.wno wae_Born In Vieelport

By the will of Morria K. Jenni),
which wan filed in the eurrogntc'e oi-
Ilce, In New Yorlt, yeetcrday. In'ovle-
ion in made for Mre. Nellie iiieeetl
Ivee and Mre. Fannie Bleeell Patereon.
daughtorn of the late Rev. 3. II. 3.
"Inner", of Norwalk, who owned and
welded to the property at 1 Beat Wall
etreet for a number of yearn. each
were left 025.000. Mre. Clmrlotte C-
Ferry, of Morgan avenue, Norwalh.
wife of the late United atatee New
0. 8. Iv‘erra 020,000, and the Info Ill.
iii? El 33".? "“r“ 3". «0mm

I, Ml, orw , .

The Weetport Con ttoeel
Church wee left “.000, true
teed oi the Weetpovt library “.000.
for the numbering of new boon.

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and Several Badly
Yeaterdey

HOSBVILLD, lice .nleb. lbw—Four
whole buildinga and two halvee of
buildinge are the only habitable
abodee in thin city today. The re-
mainder of the etructuree were blown
down and many of them ewept outeide
the town by tcrday‘e tornado. Two
negroee are dead, and a white men in
probably iataiy Injured. 0f the doeen
other pereone painfully Injured at'thie
place allrare rapidly recovering. licv
port- from other towne In the torna»
do'e path give not to exceed five other
fatalitlee, only one of which bee been
confirmed. ,

The bulldlnge left atanding here are
two reeldencee, a cotton gin and a
achool houee. The buildinge which
the atom out In two are the Gulf and
ship Ieland Railroad depot and a reel-

coco.

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CVEIILCCK ACADEMY '
IASQIIEIIACE IICI’

One of the Season's Iicel Ea-
ioyable Evente for Students
and Their Friende

The Overlook Military Academy'e
maequerude hop, which waa held Iaat
evening, at the academy In East ave~
nue. wan one of the greateet evente
of the eeaeon. It In cafe to any that
name of the moat etrilring coetumee
that have been worn In Norwallt were
seen but evening. The coetumee var-
ied from farmere to Indiana, and ev-
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that everybody preeent enjoyed them-
eelvca. The ball you prettily decorat-
ed with American tinge. Iienger'e or-
chestra, of South Not-walls. furnished
the muelc, and all remained until long
niter midnight.

The petroneeeea were lire; A. 8.
Sharpe, uncle Literate, lira. Willa
Barker. hire. Robert Way, Mre. W. H.

Veruam, Mre. W. . Odell, Mre.
Charles Hill. Ire J. Light.

The eucceee of t one can be
largely attributed to he following

committees:

Chairman, Carlos Martinez.

Decorations—Sent. Howard Evans.
Adlt. David Richards.

Floor—Earle Weed.

Refreehmentk-Jack Ilrant,
Hone.

Invitationa--I.Ieutenant Arnold, Car.
loe Martinez.

Music-Capt. W. A. Heathileld.

Among theee preeent were Mr. and
Mrs. A a. Sharpe, Mr. and Mre. .I. ll.
Newland, Mr. and Mre. it. I-‘. Way,
Mr. and Mre. Howard Doiy, Dr. and
Mra. W. H. Weed. Mre. W. H. Vernatn,
Mn. W. H. Odell, Mre. Willa Barker.
Mre. G. W. Van Aletyne, Mre. Golden.
hire Leeter, Mre. Finch of Stamford,
Mre. .l. L. fitevene, Mre. Lane. Mre.
Gray, Mre. “Uhle. Mre. Burnell, Mre.
Crampton. Mre. Ella Brant, of Pier-
mont, N. Y., Mre. Taylor, Mre. linker,
Mieeee Ida Verlln, Harriet Odell, Cor-
nelia Odell, Helen Bette, .Ieneee Betta
of ilrooltlyn, Francee Parke, Jeanette
Uhlc. Elizabeth Taylor. Lelia Cramp-
ton, Marguerite Lane, Marguerite Hub-
bell, Mary Buruell, Ethel Gray, Mar-
guerite Doty, Mine Pinch of Stamford.
Hanoi r, Eunice sievene. Annie
Richarde, MIee Grumman of Stamford,
Meeern. Warren Woodward, Donald
Way. George Knchler of New Rochelle,
Louie Verlin, Aleclt Gray, William Ry-
der. Hayden Wadhem. Mr. Iiennett,
Kenneth Vernam.

euarniee Iron men women.

friende Drop In on Her Unexpectedly
at Home In Taylor Avenue.

Aline Hannah O'Brien, of 114 Taylor
avenue wne the victim of a eurpriee
party evening. A doeen of
her friende dropped In on her unenpect»
«fly. but one made a charming hoot.
cleaneoouneberenrprieebnd peeeed

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Arthur Undeburg. as. heated Fid-
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TRINITY PINOOHLI‘J'OUINIY.

Tile standing In the Trinity Club‘e
plnochle tournament In now an fol-

‘ and Fred
Carr. 85, were the canteeteute lent
,the Hanover Hook end-Lad»

Ia pool tpuruament,"Watc
"only win ng mm 79., The adore:

Referee. A. B. Hull; scorer. C. A.

IIIEIISE Hill-
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Cooaleeioacrt. After
soverai Incite Couture.
lien, Care a Favorable Oe- hwm! «ml.

GINIOI I. m'm“ 1“" i0 Chief Harold W..Clnrh, of the fire
sell Only for Medicinal Ilee

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_ Cervi‘etecit. ‘ MIC“ N, Cell “I“ “I.
n n Wee by diet leulee lcliecn.
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:4, cl Norwellt
I 2 A galaxy of hlondee. brunettee and
2‘1 mixed typee of beauty. acme ,tall, thin
8—1 5.4 and angular: othere fat and chubby,
3.4 g and aim othere at a happy medium.
it) 5 toolt the etage In a beauty conteet at
4 2 Monte Hell.laet night. . "
'36 a home were bin-hing and mine were

not, and in tact part of them enjoyed

the uterine gaze of the great men of
humanity packed into the ball. One
brunette, who chewed gum with great
rigor, ehoolt her her In warning to
Mic who were mean enough to mean
when ebe out In an appearance.
All In all. the ehow furniehed a lot
of fun for the apectatorn. The gallery
node were eapeclally vigoreue In en-
preeelng their opinion of the verioue
conteetante by applauee or moann. but
no indecent langnaee wee heard to
‘ peee. Manager 8am Kline having prev-
iously warned aninat the nee of any.
More than twenty-five young women
had agreed to participate in the con-
tent, but when the time actually came
for them to get on the atege, meet of
them were too frightened to go‘forwnrd
or elee had etayed away from the hall.
Three young women went forward
without urging, but after thle~the man-
ager had a tooth pulling lob to get re»

Iowa: , crufte. He finally eucceeded in can-
L. You ......... ..' ............ ... 7 ""1". men more by going out Into
J. 8 adier ...... . ........... b the audience and normally eecortlng
B. eeher ..... ............... 5 them to the page, amid applauee.
G. Meeker ..... .. ........... 4 Some of theee held their ml over
0. Voile ........ .......... ....... 3 their futum .1: first when they I3!
I). I wton ..... .............. 2 down, but their fright gradually wore
it. awltine .2 off In all of the cage. except thatofa
L. Hawkin- .. ...... .. . ......... 2 pretty little girl who got up and cloud
0. u. Ehrclt ..... . ..... 2 “Madmen“.- and diduotfeelnt
H. Keyworth 1 home during thgwhole proceedinge.
. Drew ............... ......... l The audience was made the role
I". Lenin ....... .l ludaeofthe beautyofthevariouecon-
w. ---*- teetante. Manager Kline took a gold
MAYILOW I it. 6 L. POOL. watch. the prlee. and held It over the

beade oi the conteetanta. . Thin wae
the nignal for applauee of the npecta-
torn, ’ , » .
The prize wee awarded to the girl
getting the greateet amount. It did not

Waterbury. 100- % Carr. at. late mun deth‘nnine that meet
1-4 13 Inning Keen. of Notwnlli, and Mill
H 15 Helen B y, of South Norwallt, were
27 Ill—l the Ieedere In favor. Mlee Helicon.
33 25 in a pretty. eilght and attractive yotmg
42 31 blood, with large, lumlnoue eyee, and
48-4 39 wn‘e attired in a moat becoming coe-
53 49 tnme of blue, with hat to match. Mine
57 50 Brady to nice an attractive young Indy
I'd-l 81' of the oppceite type of beauty, being
81 65 a brunette and of more generous pro-
88 73 portlona. She was attired in red.
Oil 79—! The gufilende decided Mien Helicon
100 the winner and the time piece wan

handed over to her. She wae Immed-
Iately congratulated by a large number
of her friendtf.‘

- Anybody who had any lingering
doubt about the popularity of a beauty
abow had It dlepelled Iaet night if he
chanced to try to get into Mueic Hall.
I: in believed that never_ before ban
such a crowd attempted to get into the
ball. ' Before 8 o'clock Chief of Police
William Vollmer served notice on the
management that it lillllt atop ceiling
tickete. At that time there wan a line
in waiting before the box otlce which
reached for a coueiderable dietance up
and down South llnln etreet. Thin
crowd wee a very much dienppointed
one. It wee «mad that the people
turned away were near too. About 2.-
000 people were In the ball when the
police ordered the eaIe of tichetn aton-
ped. Every neat wne occupied and
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Department. and Councilman George
W. Bogardpe. chairman of the fire com-
mittee, learned of the conditions at the
hall, and went there to pm." for any
trouble that might occur. firemen were
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Valentine's flight Entertainment
. Blue to Ocular Fowler
Poet Veterans

The when of Dongiae lowler
Woman'e Relief Corpe gave the veter-
an of the Poet One time leet night
at Raymond'e all, In Wealtingtm

gtmt.

Thin Veleutine’e night amp I”.
entertainment and mini hae been un-
der preparation by the MI» for never—
alweelteendthereeultwaeennetilne
for everybody In attendance lent even
ng.

The early part of the evniug wee
devoteatoeeocleltime. Oneoftbc
features of thie wee the dietinctlve
Valentine game of ebootfng at a heart
.target with a bow and arrow. Several
who participated proved adepte. The
entertainment program correlated of
vocal noloe by w. 0. Harlem, who
earn; well-known war time conga.
trlotic piano eelectlone were aleo play-
0d by Frank J. Ferriee and lire. Fannie
J. Joyce recited In her Inimitable mu
ner Badly Matched.

The eupper which wee served wee
a moat bountiful one and included bah-
ed beane, enndwicbee of vnrloue hinde,
cake, coflee, fruit and otb‘d debutan-
tiale and delicaciee. In addition to all
of theee thinge, the Indian provided
the men with pipep nude tobacco.
which they were allowed to Indulge in
to their heerta' content.. The commit
toe in charge of thin event wee ('0!!!-
poeed of the officern of the Corpe. who
are: lira. W. 0. Merriam, president;
Mre. Lieaie Brotherton, eenior vice—
,preeident; lire. Magdalene liawltine,
j ior vice-preeident: lire. Merrie G.
B tery, chaplain;
Joyce, treaenrer; Mre. Rachel Keeler.
conductor; Mre. Carrie Realm, amino
ant conductor; Hrs. Carrie Iaiiln, ecc-
retary. and hire. Donnie, Ineide guard.

VALENTINE DANCE
CF EIIIIEIIA lCCCE

A Orlli by Young Ladies One oi
the Features of the Occasion
In Odd Feilowe’ IlalI

lant night Eureka Lodge, Daughtere
of Rebeitah. gave a Valentine dance at

Odd Pellowa' Hall, in Wellington
etreet. and the membere and their
friende will long remember the coca.
eion an a particularly enjoyable one.

The regular order of dancing to-
cluded elxteeu numbere. mueic being
turntable! by Benzene Orchcntrn. and
at Intermieeion a very pretty Veleo
tine drill wan devnriy executed “by
twelve membern of the lodge.

Thoee who participated to thin drill
Included lilac Carrie Footer, Mine Julia
Hellette, hfiee Kittie Underdown.‘ Min
Mary Brown, Mine Elizabeth Under-
down, Mien Emma Branden, Alien
Emma. Stabell, Mre. GueeIe Barthel,
Mre. Elizabeth Howard, Mine l'lorine
Hale, Mien Carrie lemon and Mien Lil:
lion Ayree.

Ice Cream and callelwae eerved dur-
ing the evening. The committee of ar-
rnngemente. which to deeerviug of
much credit for the eucceee of the en-
terpriee. Inchtded Mine Tillie Pfahl.
Mien Julia Hallette, Mine Carrie Foe
tor, Illee Harv Brown, Often Elizabeth
Underdown and Mine Kittie Under-
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I. Henley, of the four-tneeiodlc
Frances H de, whicha'uewbiowg
3'3: theme. and told .

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tion. .

The captain eaid, “ We had a M,
run up the count until about
milee from Delaware breakwater
January 28 the wind enddauly ,
to a howliug northwest gale, and.
the next afternoon the epaulrer, .
gal and everything went over the
and the maiuaail eoou followed, ,
launch wae torn from. the dart and
the big weree dulled over the ‘
er continually. 0n the night w

24, Hate, Chalee'n wee .
agninet the rail by the heavy ace, and
bin ehoulder wee III-located.

"The wind blew no hard that .- the
lightly furled topeaile were torn M
the meets, and the water came aboard
when the mate wee Injured and doodr
ed the iorecantle and carried it!
part ,of the deck cargo, putting the
echooner down by the head about two
feet. A tramp eteafner wee m
on January to, but. refoeed to WM
echooner, an the captain wan m
trouble of bin own with the m
The dee reached St. George J >
an, and we were a happy lot when
put up In the harbor." , :

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And Schlitz Milwaukee and Bock Bear
on draught. Central Hotel Calendar
ner Monroe and Cbcetnnt etrneia. '

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room, heated. with nee, of bath.
quire 84 South Main 3t;

70 LIT-HOUSE. ‘I ltOOl
modern conveniencee. central
Partlculare of l. Abate.
Railroad Ave. and Clay BL;
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email roome. 04; five entail
Inquire 8 Raymond 8t.

10 LIT-TWO norm 0"
nianed moron, with range. water
conveniencee for light
Cell 214 East Ave.

ro LIT—l" ROWAY'I'ON.‘ ‘
loom honee. with improvemenfn.
Old per month. Inquire George I. _
erett. Roweyton. it?

1'0 LIT-FIVE AND SIX 7
np-todete improvemente; rent . ' ’
are. mum at. Weleh, wueoa' nine
Road and Ely Ave.,afternoone. it. “

1'0 LIT—Six-ROOII H0083»; ,
Franklin Ave., near tro line; no:
painted. Inetde and out; well.
per throughout. new bath room,_ ; ,
furnace and laundry tube. Honda
way between Norwaiit and South
walk. Inquire 53 Went Ave.

ro LIT—lit ROWATTOIL 2.,“ _
double honee. eta meme; - f
to train and trolley. Rent
for lave elee -
w, other. dentine elee.