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Loeul mull subscribe” can Obtain
the. Iziilehdhr pm caning at Intapmce.
. B‘he weekly "Essie.“ meeting was held
last evening at the Swedish Congrega-
«Epcot Qtupvh.
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liter. Wil Itin~'WI.'Giiiies conducted
the neeitly prayer meeting held at the
East Avenue Methodist Church lust
etenlng. ., ,
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The Young People‘s Society of boy-
_ai Workers will hold its weekly devo-
“tionnl meeting Sunday evening at the
Advent Christian church.
. Rev. L. l1. Rockwell. or New Ha-
‘ven.’ will preach in the Advent Chris-
UOI. Church next Sunday morning and
evening and interesting discourses are
looked for:
~95c and um coupons will buy a
Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ-
mas gilt
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The weekly prayer and praise ser—
vice \vas hand at the Advent Christian
Church last evening. Despite the
member conditions the meeting was
well attended.
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The members of ~the East, Avenue
cliurch will gather together tonight
and tomorrow night for the purpose of
decorating the church edifice for the
Christmas season.
Under the soothing influence of the
warm weather, and the moist utmos-
phcre the roadhed at the, trolley trans-
i'er point in East Washington street
and Senvlew avenue is again loosen-
ing up and within a few hours will.
again be transformed into a mud
hole; ’
Thegbory Social club is scheduled
to hold its second annual dance this
evening at Alton Hat! in Madison
' street South l'brwnlk. ’l‘he bogs have
worked faithfully in arranging the
details for this affair and every indi-
cation is that it will be a great suc-
cess. ‘
p —-In order that all who desire to
may do so, the number of coupons has
been reduced to live. For five coupons
and 950. one of these useful Christmas
presenis may be obtained at this office.
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Mr.‘ and Mrs. Ira Rogers, 01 SM-
‘annah, Ga..»did not forget their East
Norwalk relatives and friends even in
the midst of the exciting attending the
grand prize auto race. They have
. cent. kodak pictures of the stirring
scenes. Mrs. Rogers is u fOImer East
Nor wall; girl I '
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Rev. George M. Teeple, of Hudson
Falls. New Yorh,’ has Ihccepted the
call to the pastorate of the Advent
(‘brlstiun church in East Not-walk,
and will assume the charge on Joann.
my 7th, according Ito information re
mired by the committee on pulpit
supplv here this week
The choir oi the East Avenue Meth-
‘Novembar 29.
_ from Kasbln to Teheran’, unless Per-‘
Ian ‘ mu. III.
' llllgfillill
”hind withodt havingil p
tained police sanction It is sold that
this order was issued by command“
the ca'litafib‘dhe question ofithe llllll‘ .
nla‘n .ulilnaltusl was being dlwud‘s ‘
and Was likelyflk to be settled union-t
A.)
vigil batty after noon renew
'otlfc'ial cwllrmation from the British
minister at Teheran that Persia had
yielded before the Russian threats and
had granted all the dcxnauds contained
29. These included the dismissal of ‘
W Morgan Shuster, the American.
who has been acting treasure”
era) of Persia since .1 e that.)
The Russian ultimatum t Itermd
of which Persia has» noun ’9 edthas‘
delivered to; the Persian government
by the Russian minister at 'l‘eberan on
it demanded besides
the dismissal of Mr. Shuster an apol-i
ogy from the Persian government out
account of its interference with the
prOperty of Persians underRusslun pro-
tection and also the payment of an in
demnity to Russia for the expenditure
sherhas incurred in sending troops?
into Persian territory. The National
Council declined at “first to complyi
with ‘Russia's demands, although the,
cabinet. was inclined to do so. Yes-
terday Russia threatened to order the 1
advance at the 4,000 troops of all arms;
sin ceded within 24 hours. A further-
dlscusslou of the question at issue be
tween the members of the Persian
cabinet and the National Council cvl
dently led the latter to see the. adv-lea
blilty of. yielding to Russia‘s demands.‘
W. Morgan Shustor. .lI., who is the.
central figure in the Russo-Persian
crisis, is _a young citizen cf Washing- 2»
ton, who was formerly in the United:
States customs service in Cuba our
the Philippines for a number of yearsu
He was recommended as treasurer-
general for Persia by President Taft:
when the Persian government express-i
ed its desire to have some one to putg
its finances in order. His endeavots'
to root out corruption and to levy undi
collect the taxes without favoring any;
one led to interference by the Russian
government and the demand for his
dismissal. .I I« {4
Details have not yet reached the
British government but it is belieredi
in otliciol circles that Russia’s demandl
that the appointment oi foreign sdvis I,
are to the. Persian gm ernment should‘
hereafter bo‘subioct to Russian and‘
British approval. has been found with
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‘eomo slight modifications agreeable to
both parties.
ST. melERSBURG Dec, 29 ~Thoi
Russian Foreign Office expected in the
course of today to receive a definite
reply from the Persian government
complying with the dementia of its
untlnatnm,
BlilliEfllLi. nouns:
strrttn AIIIIIAILI
new HA WIN. Doc 22. ~Acoortllng
to announcement made here today the
contest Over the will of Captain Wild-
tam R. Brixey, of Seymour. involving
the disposition of an estate of $900,000
has been settled amicably. The con-
text was instituted last July.) -'l‘he
terms of the settlement are not stat-
ed, but it is given out that the matter
will now bo'taken out of further court
procedure. ~ Captain Brixey‘was‘ owner
of the Kerite insulated Cable and
Wire Company of Seymour, and when
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odist Episcopal chutch will hold a re-
hearsal this evening at which time;at $900,000 most of which w“ will?"
the Christmas music will be practised. l
D. E. Disbrow, the choir director has
prepared an appropriate Christmas
program and every indication is that
H the music at t 0 Sunday services will
, be a treat to o l.
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. Garvey, who has been on trial for the
‘ ~pI-eme Court to main 0. verdict of ac-
. quittel today. The jury returned II vs -
, ‘dlct. as directed and Garvey Ivan did
he died last June left an estate valued
sented by the business Under the
will fifty four per cent. of the steak
was left to Richard Brlxey. the eldest
son, and twenty-three per cent. each
to Austin- and Reginald the younger
sons. The latter immediately brought
proceedings against the will. alleging
testamentary incapacity of the
or and the eftercise of undue influence
lfy the eldest son.
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MURDER SUSPECT DISCHARGED.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.~—~Juatice Mar-
cus. on mount: of counsel for Martin
murder of Adolph‘ Stern; 4h! jewelers
clerk. who was mammal of the "taxi-
cab murder." in July toast; ondcred the.
jury in the criminal branch of the Su-
charged. , I
The court ordered the defendant's
acquittal, on the ground of reasonable
doubt. sustaining nus contention of
counsel tfor the defaced hot the iden-
tldou‘thnI of {the prisonllr a- the mar.
dsrer had but; weak. and unsatisfact-
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largest importer in fact or one of
these rings willbe loud at such
with the distinct understand 3 that
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Mn. William Androu. fl i
" Mrs. William Andreas.
a lingering illness. She won‘tbo moth-i
er of Mrs. Mic/rick lI. Chmier of
Norwalk. who was with her at. the} '
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‘time of her death. Mr] Chandler will
leave this evening for East 'lendsor,
to remain until after the funeral 89!”; ‘
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Funeral of Edward Mollhoneyfi.
The funeral service: over? the re.
mains of the Norwalk drun'l‘mo'r boy!» ;
member of?
Edward F. Mcllhoney.
Court Narruk Fife and Drum Corps.‘
who become lost at the dance at Mu-
maronock under the auspices of Court
wounybroolt Fife and Drum Corps on _
Thanksgiving eve and who later wan- .
tiered into the woods dying,“ “no. -'
sure, were held yesterday mimics at .
9 o clock from St. Mary' s Church. The
church was wall filled with relatives
and friends of the detoasod and the '
fellow members of the drum corp“
were out in full uniform. A delegation
of four from the Bonnybrooh court
was also present.
The services was very impressive
and Rev J. J. Keane. of St Mary's
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Windsor, died yesterday noon after.
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Church omclsted t the offertory of
the mass Jerry Tyrel rendered in his.
usual
and later cuiv-ry Ali the mantra:
ware borne from the church Mr. Ty- - {I
roll sang Nearer, My God. to Thee. * '
interment followed in St. Mary' a come-
let!
the lad was employed. and from the
Donnybrook helps and one from the ‘ "
Narruk corps. rue display teptltled to
the esteem in which the deceased was
held by his friends. , .I -
giants: Dock. chromite: com-l and”
arold Verity, Of Court (Hurrah, John
F.‘ O’Neiland Bevin fireballs of Court I' -
Hammock. The flower bo‘arrsrs ,
were James A. Puruy and Mom
Vaughn; dh Court fiantlybr’eok. ‘
An impressive port, 9i“ the funeral
procession was the Marching of the
corps while playing with the deceased
drummer‘s place left vacant. The
members were attiredln drains unl~
form and Ithe‘, musics ”instruments
pleasing manner. 0 Quintana. _ I.
The floral tributes were many and: ‘
beautiful. ,smong them being spacial ‘ 3
ones ‘ttzom the Lets Bill: mill, where ’ '
Jamato‘r training“ Mil Probably Osll' am... both “up“ a,“ the inter-
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would have on navigation. Th9»: coils;
of ulcers of thearmyondtbeu-
secretary Of War. Robert saw
- CONGRESS WILL"*A'PPROVE eiawpndge III... tix‘e Connecticut.
river, bemoan the two «In: lu vac-
nor-dance with the general not for the
regulation of the construction of‘
bridges across navigable waters, ap-
proved Maroh 83, 1906..
scooter Braudagee wut III-Imam Atlantic fleet shall be
call up the out shortly after the holl- harbor to trial: he
sees: which tom tom. and ”Bi
'.' BRiDGE ACROSS RIVER.
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WASHINGTON. ‘
the Navy Donal-tin“
the question of which
Up till After the Holiday Season. _ at. 91 mm were mp, WOW
wasmnorON. use 22. ~rhst‘ Con: ed bx thqblll and they saw no oblec
not? will gm its spot-dye! and {u lion to its passageri
tho nation for the coliutructlon o a mg on m reports the Son-
bridge across the Connecticut ri er. ,
between the towns ol East Hud;mi.“am!m‘ wgncggmll 3'3": ‘7 .
{molt memes-era so the Senate with.
on non III. gamut--
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