11111111111 at "thud South 11111-111111 Pentathlon
Bond Class Mall tier
Execulivc Committee oi the Merchants
and Manulsclurc‘ra' Hold an im- 1
poriani Meeting
Alllilllillli BAMPAlllll
Will it lillllllllllilll
Preaidenld. Emory PSlevens Appoints
Committee [or This Work
Lnsbcveninx the executive commit
too of the Merchants“ and Manufactur
(1115‘ Association held a meeting full
cf vlm and life and indicative of the
new progressive Order, of things, at
the South Norwalk Club, when there
was a general discussion of matters
pertaining to the welfare of the com
munity and the work of the auaocla-
tion President J. Emory Stchns of
the association. presided.
At this meeting an important com
mittee decided upon was a plan and
scope committee. 'l‘helr ditty will be to
form a Working plan for the xuldnnce
of the exc. eulive committee. The nit-oi
lug elected to membership on this cont
mittw1 'l‘homas I Raymond. (iencrui
ltuttuuil Frost and Christian Swmatiz
This new committee will get right
down to business. so as to report back
to the executive committee without
delay,
General Meeting: Periodical.
A matter which received favorable
con iottutim last evening was potlod
lctti nttictit go of the wholt1 asset iation
un.111etl1."llils also meets with gen
oral‘r‘uvor. and it is believed tiutt in
column those meetings at stated per
lode, the usaoclation can do muclt hot
tot wot! ’l‘here is also no doubt ex
pressed lhttt the interest of the mom
1111.13 will be kept much better in this
manner. new “Gibbon continue
to 11111111119 1111‘ it is hoped. as has been
elated. that the total will reach or
pairs the 200 11111111: y the time of the
big banquet Which ‘ been planned
for Wedne no ‘ ‘ydauapry 26,111
the Mobil} 0 '
The Advertising Committee.
At the last moods: of 11111 associa-
tion, Friday night. President Stevens
watt delegated to appoint an advertia
lug committee. Lani: nitht at the meet
1115 or the executive committee, Mr.
Stevens announced that he had made
choice of Charles H.110”, Edward 11‘.
Smith and James Pa i. This commit
the has already tab it under advise-
ment the matter of erecting signs at
either approach to South Norwalk on
the main line of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad (3111111
puny. The matter of an electric alxn
ovcr the municipal electric works and
other forms of advertising wilt alao
he turned over to them for investixu
tion.
Meeting for January 19.
Tim advisability of holding another
general meeting of the association ll-i
11111111 111111111 considered for Wednesday
evening. .ianuary iii. The meetinx will
be lll'lll on that. date if the plan and
scope committee and the advertising
committee can get ready to teport by
that time lleapite the xenerul holiday
rtiult ii in believed that they will be
ready by then. Lust night’a "tooling
of the executive committee like the
lust gt'lil’l‘til ntoetlnx. wan uutrkod by
the xi‘cuif'tii enthusiasm and lit-lief that
11011111 Noi'wnlk line just atai‘lcd on a
great era of prosperity.
Sovomi matteru tinder disruaaiou
lat-it t-t'cnlng wot-e of such 11 1111111111,
that until the committee can 11111i111 111
doliultc report to the cancel liluil it in
for the boat interests of 111111ybotly
co11111r1ted not to publish them 111 this
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DAY NUROERV CHRIQTMAS BALE.
There will be a Christmas sale for
the lwiit‘iil. of the Day Nursery in the
1111111111111 of the South Norwaik Coup-e
itillltilltll Church Friday afternoon. Dc-
tentbt-r lilih.
A large number of fancy articles
11111-11 been donated, many by outof
town friends, and all will be sold at
moat reasonable prices.
There has also been apoclal pro
\‘llliiili made to have an asaortmeut
within the limit of children's moans.
'l‘en will be served from it until. ti.
livery one in cordially invited to at-
1111111 this pale. for the sake of the
lmblea.‘
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iii THI LONG AGO.
Renaud dart avlolont rainstorm,
it man calod oil to mother. entering
in r pronoun. million
"George." laid. Iho '1111'11111. “you
011 in not to on Dell in Inch
won‘tltuum You 111“me
' lot
with 11 punctual” wave of his hand.
"why should I fear the 11-1111 noel it
not nurture the all“ In it not life
in filo1 flowers?“
"1 111111111 mflathloomullo.“
Mill the not "w We win-
,11111111. 111111111. you were
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Elaborate Turkey Menu Well Prepar-
Tliere was a very large attendance. all
of the tables being occupied to their
capacity from ii to it o'clock.
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Bill A Sill’l’lll
ed and Served lo a Record
Breaking Party .
The men of Trinity EplSQ-Ollfll Church
gave a turkey hopper lust averting. in
the Sunday school of the church.
Before
the latter hour all of the viands had
been disposed of and it was necessary
to ttlrn people1 nwny who came later.
The projectors of the affair were
agreeably surprised at the success
which attended their efforts. The sup
per was most excellently prepared and
only served under the direction of the
men of the church. The menu included
roast turkey. dressing and gravy.
mashed potatoes and turnips. ctanber
ry entice. celei y, breadwnd iitttte1.cof-
fee. mince and pumpkin pie. The 1111
bios were handsomeh decorated.
The chairman of the committee writ.
David W. Raymond 111111 lllti uida wore
Robert id. l’kiuieus, Edward ll. Don
lone. Frederick l. Jones and Charles
Gehrmanit The reception committee
was composed of Philip N. Smith and
William F. flame. The culinary do
tulle wore looked after by Robert E.
and Edward ll Doulcua (‘hnrlea (iehr
menu and (instill l9 Kocour Mr.
Jones noted an enabler.
The tables wore in charm1 of Ilcr
bcrt . Mathewson. Minot 8; Smith. Wil-
liam w. Lester, Henry 0. lialley. Dir
vld W. Raymond, Edgar 1i. Fox, Ed-
ward F. Knapp. Stephen S. Jarvis.
They were assisted, by the following
corps of young men who acted as wall
ors: Ivan White. Frank Field, Arthur
Device. Louie Hawkins, liurold Van
Wagoner. Edward ll. itlcklund. l12u11l
linker. William i-iubhell. Frederick Stu-
beil. ll. 'l‘ttrner, .luinea llonnclly. .ll'..
Leland (X Close, lluroitl i‘nacy and
Walter Craig.
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Remarks Thai ille‘ Jury Commissions
Should Use More Judgmenl in
Selection oi Men
At. the examination of the Jury pond!
for the present session of the criminal
superior court. in Bridgeport yester-
day morning it won clearly evident
that Judge l‘tnlph Wheeler was not
very woli eatialled with the bloomers
that were drawn on the panel. Some
of them ran well to axe. others were
hard of licarlux. and one could not
understand or speak the English lunx
tinge very well. The Judge made the
remark lliat the jury commissions in
the various towns should 111111 more
Judgment and be more careful. Finally
the jury was selected to try iiunlu
Snlvniorc and Salvuior [1111111111 for at
tempted liixhwuy rubbery. ’l‘l11- throt-
men who were hard of hearing were
given aculn close to the wituosa box.
At llll' noon recess some of titt1 jury.
mcn culutt in late. and the last one
put in an appearance live minutes
after 2 o‘clock. When they were. heat.
ed the court, made the remark that it
was quite important that Jurytnen be
more punctual. it was a mild repri-
mood and might have been molt1 1111.
vote from some other Judges.
Extra Panel Scheduled.
During the forean Judxc 1’1'11111111-11
cnilctl Sheriff iinwiey and Aasiaittut
(ticrk Tracy 111111 uftoke to thou: of an
extra panel for the trial of, Napoleon
lilasonuutte next 'l‘ueaduy. (‘lerk
Tracy said that he had already pro
vided for that contingency. and had
already pooled the notice according to
law. This plcutied Judge Wheeler.
Yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock an
extra panel or iiity wan drawn before“
the judge.
if the plans of State’s Attorney .iud-
son are not upset by some unexpected
turn in affairs the trial of Mr ill-son-
netto for the minder of Rome P.
Dernory. his luolbur~l1rlaw. will be-
xin next Tuesday Hinton Attorney
Judson told the ("MN that the accused
was Without funds. and congested tbbt
Attorney John (3. Chamberlain. for-
mer state's attorney. be assigned to
defend him. The court agreed to thin
and Mr. Chamberlain was claimed.
Attorney (ieorxc Kano hurt been oouu1
ital for the accused at all the previous
hearings. and will 1111111111 Attorney
Chamberlain in tlitttlefeoite. it is not
expected that the trial will be a long
one. The crime of which the accused
is charged with was witnessed. and
two dnya should be all that is m1
quired for the trial.
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PROVIDE VACATION FOR WOMIN.
The bouncy Inning institute Take.
Up Now Lina or Work.
To the editor of ti. nonunion—-
The Bands: Ironic: inatituto has
been able in arisen to lie nit
supporting women and 11111 a
vault on of two rocks or more.
they are to and of root.
rt» 11 111111111 m the
anarchism».
dogma-trauma”
”Manuela-musicalllll
1111011111111 1111 111111111 011111111...
to Shoot Every American Who
is Caught Fighting
lilllllilill Pillll’illll Allll .
llil lll' iii1l’lllllil'1llll
Several Warships Ready to l’rocced to
Nicaragua at Once
xaw (intuitive. Dec. 9.~A"‘dnbic
llapntch to the Picayune from Panama
iaya: .
"Death to Americans" in the order
issued to the army by President
deluya. Positive information was re-
:elveti here. today that more than a
month ago Zeluyatisuuad instructions
.0 hie military coutmuutlcru to thooi
every American caught fighting in the
truty of the rovolittlouluts. Some of
ielnyn's milituiy oliicora protested
ignintit this order and warned lllili that
rouble with the United Simon would
1111111111.
The gunhout Vickalturu, which link
been stationed tit (lotinio ever since
he Nicaraguan trouble unburned 1111
11111111 111111111. has been r111'11forro1l, and
.iterc are four of our Attterlcau war-
thipa in the Curtain harbor.
’l‘ho Vicksburg necda coal ttud now
that reinforcements have reached Cor-
iuio ahe will probably come to l’uuumu
to replenish her fut»! atippliuu.
WASHINGTON, Doc. ll. 11Ti1o Cl'lllb
or Tacoma is today returning from
.Yrialohul to Port Linton. i'oatn liicn.
according to nutrition received at the
Navy Department. The 'i‘ncotua about
only a few houra at the canal 1.111111 purl.
llcr mission to Cristobal [men 111111111
pinined at the Navy Depttt'tnicnt. Site
xoea hack to Port Linton to join the
Marietta and lies Mothers in waiting
for any dcmnuda which may be made
upon them for the protection of Amen
loan-lift1 and property in Nicaragua. . ’
HEW ORLEANC veer-111111119 is
no intention on the part of the cuc-
mlos 111 President Devlin. of Honduras.
to. attempt to overthrow his govern-
ment now. according to Dr. i‘tttuuo 1111-
vliu, of Guatemala, a mouth of the
president, who recently arrived 11m
frflnlv(‘t‘nii‘fll Ame.icn. Dr, Devlin.
said:
"linvlla shows that he is afraid hr
deciatina martini law.
groundless. 'l‘hurc in no notion
trvlng to (Wt‘l‘lllltlw hint at mount.
(loin-111i liouilln 11111 format president
of Honduras who it In 1111111 rtcd would
lead 11 11111111111111111 anniuni imvlla. in
living 1111i11ll_\' 11111111 5111111111 Creek. lirii~
iah Honduras.
“'l‘ht1 country is ript1 for a change,
bill it will not (11111111 yet. The effect
.1f martial law will be to allow linvliu
to further wreak ltia Vengeance on lllh
political enemies. l mu l11for1111-1l that
he liiils already taken alopa to llllrl 11ml,“
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llillllill l’llllililll
ill llllil illitlll
Cyslcrmcn Arr Again frying in Ex-
imninalc lite Pest Wlticlt Kills
lite Oysters
0110 of the greatest (111131111111 to tbt1
oyster industry, the atnrlluh. in helluv-
ed to be more prevalent in 111111111 wal-
orn at the present time than for twen-
ty years. While theue parasites are
extremely injurious to the oyster har-
vettt it in believed that prompt work
in dredging for them and putting them
off the bode will prove effective in
slaying their destructive work.
The oyster boat Commander. of tho
Ellworth fleet has Just been making
the record catch of starfish. During
the but two weeks. the Commander
has dredged up no less than 2.000
bushels of starfish from a fifty acre
piece of around off the Norwalk
islands. Captain Carl A Anderson.
manager of the ’Eiswortb company's
business in this vicinity believes that
he has the tiltuatlou well in band do»
it» the unuuual number of the alar-
' of the ante room w,
liiu fears are“
‘ _ children stuff-111ml dcnth
in r‘ 11111'1'1111- tonlqiiu, l‘
Notional. not wind!-
Wm, gave 11 11111
on ‘111- Norwalk him
till. held in one
opened with a
moduli of at
the church was
After a bus-inelio
11011; and 11111111111111
tractinx young 11111111 ..
d cussed “"1
At the close or iii. lllenting lite 1111111
were invited into 111111" mild rootn where
tltt1 Rev. Frank ll. Walter of South
Norwalk, . '1’ beat address 1111
on thoiln ,, , ‘ 9'0! , x man up
' ' .. the church.
,, young men
to uphold the 11111111 1 email. and
be the safeguard o . thu‘church the
home and the Ho closed
With an appetil 111 “welcome the
htranxer. to forget W". W in lead a
helping 11111111. to ill?” 11111111 are.1 in
need. .. '
Alter the 1.111 a , did 1111111111,. in
the good thin“. the had been 11111111111
ed under thetam taunt of the 11-0111
mlttee consisting of tilt Fitch 111111111
Bedlent. Charles l I ”laud him 11111
11111 liooflelr. g
This is only one til I mien of 1111111
lugs that the brotherhood hurt in rlaw
to get the meld more interested in
church work. . . _
, Two. and
JosepbaSulliW Mod 1" our
Yeara ill: y: ‘3
Mary Sullivau.A I
1 mmuwu
Percale Wm Away at Work Wlten
lltr lionscfmudtl l’im
Buliitiunmt'r. 111-1: 1.1
Two young
and an older
child lild 1111111111111.- 11111-11111- limit] a likt1
(die this lflfll‘lllir' in 11 i1111 which tlca
troved prnt ii. tollt lit-1 lit-1111 11f Euxour
Sullitnn, 11 labour. lm .1tnl in the con-
lrttl part or tlu- 111111 The children
11111111 nirmo tit lllu limo-'11 ;ti llit1 limo.
'l‘ltt1 victims M11111 M1111 Sullivan.
.111111l 111111 yours, and Jim-pit, iii'i' Math»
111. need (1111.11. The 111111111 child is
Joint-e Sullivan. ll 111111211 old. No
1111111511 :11 itiuht 1111 11 ilit'dsi‘llgl‘l‘ boy and
Wilt. action in iiw 1111311111 putt of ill“
dwulllnx. ll111 two 1111.;1ll111 1-i1ll1lr1111 tw-
lm; in“ in their own tlovlrva,
The mother was litfortuctl 11f litt1
linppt-ulng and was l111111altt in the ll1‘11
dupuriuitutl automobilt» Hill“ the intui-
rlry win r11 11hr wits outployt ii to her
homo. Site With tivtu'cotiiv- fit the night
and it 111 reported that she iii now in
a prtvt-urloua condition 1111 a reault of
lhu shock.
Tin- Sullivan home won a somewhat.
old-fashiotwd cottage of which they
occupied the basement and the upper
floor. When the firemen arrived the
place was filled with smoke. and the
two smaller children were found in
the kitchen severly burned about. the
face and body and uncouth-ions front
their burns and the auffooailnx smoke.
They were IllVo lhon.l1ut died about
no hour after having been carried out
The older boy was found in bed in a'
dared «audition. but was revived soon
after being carried by the firemen out
into the fresh air.
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OLIMIID GLll'FOliu TOWIR.
Fred Zobeda. the clever halaucer.
who is sppoarlox at Monte Hall this
week performed» foal shortly before
12:80 this noon that thrilled hundreds
of people who had tethered along the
sidewalks about Hotel Clifford to see
him. hounds climbed to the roof of
the hotel tower and balanced himself
all. This species movett about a very
wide range and in carried along by the
wind and tide.'l‘l1otmb Innocent loolc
ins. they fasten lair claws about the
oysters and suck them right out of the
shells. Ono starfish can destroy 1111
many as flu” waters at one time.
in ordinary times of starfish dredg-
1 his eight or ten bushels is a good
turn bani. To the dredge. is fastenodl
whuloohsiikeabixaton.1'hm1aw
ofodor the
crib-alar-
“am” 1- m7.” “one
on his hands at the odor his feet polli-
ed In the air. lied ltd fallen he would
have been dashed to death on the tilde»
walk After doing this room balanced
himself on one build and with the nth-
1111 waved a tilt: over the beads of the
crowd below.
OMQML FflLiNOO.
in the prlyafo ward of a hoopltal
than was marina tasty oil! utilisa-
aire whose 11an n his clinicians
vol-WM
"Wall.“ WI lilo may tint one
morning? “W CD M I! in!
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MANY BANKS
Comptroller oi the Currency Murray
Shows the Great Wealth and
Prosperity ol the Country
llllil iflllilllll, Allil
llliilllllill lll Slillilllli
Commilloe Finishcsllls lnvesligaiion oi
Financial Conditions
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WASHINGTON. Dec. its—«For the
first time in tht1 ltiatory of Amcrlcun
banking. statements hart1 lit-11.11 Olliiilll-
oil showing in detail the condition 1.1
practically every buttitlup. institution in
the United States 111 it given hour.
The cottiptrollor of the currency gets
nilf'll infotmution peritdiruily from the
national banks; the various state bank-
ing ccutihisseiouon not it. from slate
lmnita from 1111111 to time. Such re
ports come with at different times and
under different lttwe. and inrtns of re
pul‘lu '
(Continued on Sixth Fulfill.
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Frcipltirr Clarion Burned Oil 50th
wcsi Shoal in Lake Erie
CLEVELAND. 0.. Dec. 9.-—-'l‘wo men
lost iltoir lives and llit1 fate of the
thirteen othora is unknown as a result
of the burning of the steamer Clarion.
ttcar Point Price, in Lake Erie, early
today. 1
on from the Clarion by the steamer I.
(1.ku ind Brothers. Without stop
plug long enough to tell n 1111111100.!
111111; of their rescue or their export
eucca they new rushed to a train and
wont to Buffalo to the hi1 identifiers
of tlu1 Anchor 1.11111 Compnu1.lltt1 own
or or the Clarion.
According to the hurried tale of tho
alx sailors here, all attempted to leave
the Clarion an soon as it was never-
tniut-tl that nut1 could not 1111 saved.
l‘npt. E i. Boll "f the (igtlensburx, N.
\'., and twelve other lllt’lllbt‘l'it of the
111111111 look to tht1 lift1 lilinf The} left
without food and 11hr "if it is li':ll‘l‘li
that "I!“ may either snow or (111cm
to deal it hefur-t 11cst1 livd. if not drown
0d an n "mull of the high 11111111 r1111
niug on the lake. owing to the tenant
storm. Slil'i‘lvtira any 111111 of the crow
f11ll ()V‘l‘l‘lllllli’il when attempting to air
tor tho llfohoul, but 1111111 later taken
out of the water and taken with illust-
in the lifeboat.
W111 in a 1111111111rnlurt- near sum. ii
in not i‘llilflllll‘l'l‘d likely by marine 1111111
that he will nurvlvo lllf‘ ordeal
l‘lit- 111ul1 111111 “1111,1111 lo tll‘iiill h: 11'-
lna lit-tn uter111olut by smoke and ex
posed to the train too long before be
ing discovered. An effort. was made
by the six survivors to enter another
lift1 boat but it eluded them One call
or fell overboard and was drowned in
his efforts to save the life-boats. The
men were forced to remain on tho Clarv
ion. Later they were picked up by the
ateantor l. C. Hanna and brought here.
The Clarion in a 1.700 ton steamboat.
Site was bound from Detroit to Eric.
Po. to lay up when fire broke out D111-
1113 the night a burning ship was 1-11.
ported by wireless by the steamer H.
P. Rope but no definite information
could be obtained until the survivors
arrived here. The calico of the tire to
not known. .
GWEN A OURPRISI PARTY.
Front-lei: Donnell. [Mort-inc Friends
at His Home in Meadow «not.
A delightful surprise party was xiv-
en to Fred Bennett. last night. at his
home. 1'12 Meadow street. There was
music by the naphophons and plan-
oin. refreshments were served. and
Fred said that he had the time of his
life the boat of all because it was un-
expected. (loom were played. and the
party broke up at a into hour and
wont homo happy
The following were among the
guests of the evening: bin and In.
Fred Bennett and children. Hr. and
Mrs. George Mather. Mr. and In.
George Mllll and doubt“. Ill“. and
Mrs. w. A. Dlobrow. Mr. and lira.
Jerry Little. bfr. an bin. in D. Ito
vent. llr and lira. rloa mm
1111. and Hrs. 111!de Clara H11. and
lira. trash Clara. lit. and lilo.
and Ira. Janos
Sis members of the crew were lak-
'mumut
A Flower ol chdo Successlully llrc-
1 sealed in Lockwood's Hall ‘
[The Woman‘s Guild of the. trace
Episcopal Church of Norwaik, started
yesterday afternoon a two days' lair
in Lockwood’s Hall. There were
quite a number of sales mdde i the
afternoon. and in the event the
charming comedlettn, “A Flower of
Yeddo," was given by the young poo
pic. of the parish. The following was
the cast of characters:
Ka1ni.Kenneth Vernom
Samara .......... Miss Mary Seymour
Aluame (Bazhlma). Miss Mantle Badger
’i‘ulphoon (Djouros)
. Mules Florence Jones
It was the same old story of love,
in which a line of comedy ran Whato
in life anyway but a mixture of snilieo
and tears. laughter and sol-row? jMi‘
Vernam acted well his 111111;“ at)
did the young ladies who in
quaint oriental costumes carriedtollb
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nob additlon'al 11111111.!
‘WANTEDr
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WANTED—«CABHIIAR AND no
extra help for the holiday» India
Mittlz 8: Co. Waahlnxton 30 1
WANTEDMPOHITION BY M '1? ‘
and daughter, axed to; mother to
1 1111 lilltinuwul‘k: xlrl upstairs work or
of child. Address Box to. Norman.
com
om .
WANTED -- GIRL FOR GEN
111111ut-1v111k.AEply evenlnxs.
uWeut Ave, oath Not-walk .
waureomn 131111111111. iwrunmolmd‘.
young 11111.11 to on office work and be .
orally useful inside. Must be
111111111111. Address J. R.. care son in
WANTED-4‘0 BUY. ALL KIN
cattle land all Booty?“ cos
1: reel or caves. i. Friedman;
nectlcut Turnpike. South Norwalh.
FOR SALE. ‘
FOR 8ALE~CIDER BY THE GA
or barrel William thinners 1N
Heights. P 0.30de7. Telepho
Stamford Division. ..
FOR SALE—4A GOOD!“m HORSE
Rust-nose purposes. B.
1 ӣ131,"
in imagination across the am to ill!
xurdena of Japan. The play was xiven
andot the direction of Mr. Heinelinx.
Alter the play there was a dance
and Speideis orchestra furnished the
music
Special attention must be media to
the booths. The Japanese booth was
in one corner of the hall under an im1
mouse umbrella. Here was found all
kinds of Work from the flowery kins
dom. it was presided over by the
Mesdamea Frank Van linren and flu
bert liishop. both dressed in Japanese
costumed. and hair arranged like the
women of Japan it was the most
striking picture of the fair
Then there was the cake table.
where cakes of every variety and del-
criptiou were bad. And best of all
they did justice to those who cooked
them I‘hc Meadumca E. P. \V cod and
l.. Clock and Mina Alice1 l‘itch ltad
change of the table
The apron table was in charge of
hire. Murray.
The doll table delighted the hearts
of the little ones because. thote was
such a variety. and Mrs. Price bud
pleasure in showing them to any‘who
wished to look at her line assortment.
of course a cup of luau—the cup‘ that
cheers but does not inebriate~ia
by the .iunloi‘ (Build served all who
tarrlcd by the tea table.
No woman could resist the tempta-
tion of taking a peep at the fancy
work table. Here the Hoadameo Van
.a- gym 11-13111 1114 1111111191 sent "it
There was a fish pond where‘any-
one could try his or her luck. The
Mesdantes Walker. Monroe1 and Ross
littrchitrd instructed all how to catch
the elusive fish of the land species.
'l‘hc candy table. where the Men
damca Robert Van llurcn. (1. Hells. G.
i.. Woodward and Miss H. W. lrex
cry Wi'l’P ready to serve some of the
moat delicious confections manufac-
tured, proved 11 great attraction.
Tonight 11 force, entitled. “A Prism-
1111 Frill-1t." will be given. and after the
finish of Ferdinand Swift. the fol-tune
huntcr in the play. there will be a
donor. '
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Leading Team at Madison
Square Garden
tinned to go l1y.thr Hoard today in the
six-day bicycle race at Madison Silliill’e
Garden. At ti o'clock this inornmx
Chief Scorer Copeland announced that
seven of the thirteen teams had cover
ed 1.543 3-5 miles in 78 hours, which to
ill Bit miles ahead of the Roottstohl
world's record of a your axe. 3
Al. the same moment the official de-
clared Frock Calvin out of the con-
tent. ills partner, Keenan, who is laid
tip with congestion of. the lunar. was
declared out four hours previously.
and ilalvin could not get a partner
within the time limit.
Them titero no sensational episodes
durlnx the dull early morning hours.
allhouxh about 8.000 person who stay-
ed till daybreak in the Garden were
kept awake by occasional bursts of
speed on the part of some of the load
era which always resulted in a dorm-
ble of eight or ten mlnutoa' du tion.
Walter Roll. of the GDMRWH lland
team who had been tloinx the lion's
share of the work from midnight, was
thrown from his wheel lhrouxli the
braid»: of a chain at 7 o'clock. lie
was simply shaken up and mounted
another wheel immediately. 1
Datum was leading the bunch at a
medium co when the 70th hour “11
hired at o clock. The score than was
bribe-smiles.
Rolland commandos: doctor-
giostofthoraooaa ”I‘d" .li!
119. 4'; West Ave. South Norwulk. or ' ’ '
trashing. and Mrs Werner. assisted ‘53
Dyer Ten Miles lo the Good by ilie :33"-
NEW YORK, 11111». 9.—-—Recordtl (1011- M
1.11» M0 mlloo. which is I new record to
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Expected Display ol Canine Prom
Unexpectedly Called Oil ,
BRIDGEl’ORT. Dec. il.—-Downpourl
of rain made Tuesday night an id.“
night for a 1103 light and about 11111111111,
local sports splashed through the
or soaked country made of I‘alril
to a barn. where two canines (Sindhi 1-
ln this city were to lipid. for “0:;
side. The spectators parched
solves at venture points about their!
new and waited for tho ohniifi
match to begin. Both weren't
band and tho handlers m:
to not thorn ready for than» .11
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