9Fi'a‘iil3‘fiolly land family have moved
' their household effects from the flat-
iron building to 17 9 East Washington
mt.
_ The. usual mid-weekly prayer and
praise service will be held at the
Swedish Congregational church
.ai'en‘ns. ..
The weekly prayer meeting of the
-1 Advent Christian churclrwill be held
this evening and it is hoped that there
'II'v'ill911be a large attendant-e.
;itev. William w. Gillies will conduct.
113lie,weeltly prayer and praise service
which will be held at the East. Ave-
:‘il‘li'e Methodist. church this evening.
Allie liassnn. the fruit dealer of
sit/an Zant street and osbm 11 menuc,
‘ out "his lingers quite painfully yester-
day while choppintg ice. The ice pick
clipped and lacerated the finger.
9' The big drop in the
alias welcomed by all today,
temperature
as the air
on the nerves of the inhabitants who
“Harold Thompson, teacher In the
lfaigrov er school in Bridgeport. is en
loving the vacation season at the
9lio'nie of his parents. Pilncipni and
Mrs. George E. 'i‘lioinpsou, in Edlle‘
gaveiitie.
.11'
The folloulug acxostic was written
.to little lleleu (‘nnabary on a postal
card recently.
.Happy be thy childish years.
Ever free from pain and nine,
{armor laughter
' Ever joyous eveiywlicre
None to harm thee, all to love thee.
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At the. Mayflowei Hook and Ladder
11-1Rny Selleck. rated 95, defeated Clay-
_ ton L. Marshall. rated 85, by the score
"or 95 to 53.1 Mr. Marshall‘was out of
' ‘1 [arm and did not play his usual good
.9' «some. Tonight a lively contest is
“'9 Boheduled betwaen David Nash, rated
100.an Stephen Stone, rated 70. 9
: 9 I "The agitation for police protection
or in East Norwnlk has started again
' and indications are that this proposl- l
tion will be brought up at the spe-
cial district meeting which will
called by the district committee in
the nea19.'iuture Just what fate it
will meet there is unknoun biit,.tlie9
tact iemnlns that some sentiment has
‘1 been crystallized in tarot of. the
' uncheme.
’
;
n'l‘here are calendars and calendars,
but abmit the cutest one which has
appeared around these parts is that
' iknown as the humerus. it represents
chair, with her left arm raised up as
11am as to say: “Here I am, are
' 1 second Christmas.
...._—_-.
I The saddest piece of news which Frank N T0316? and grandson Mrl or always bore' a special name in Mon-
hns come to the ears of Ed. James dur Annie McGovern, Mrs James London," golia, as a mark of Mongolian autono-
1 ing the bonds} season was the burning Jr,.and Mrs. Harriet price were vls- my.
to deathI oi’ the wife '05 a very Old find91tornI, in Bridgeport, Tuesday.
Very Beat Butter
7 pound .1 .
scansidill size) Minn. ..........2sc
N'lkI Crackers ...'..'...25i:9
.....'.... ......... ‘.:..2509
”on standard Tomatoes. can.
Cranberries,99ut it
Flour.bag.... ' ”780
" coir friend and the follow
”~er! 0111‘: "7.1."? "wt.” In" '
32' is :1“;"’I1l.' '1 i ““-
“it
lodge companion’ and clutter
youthful days; Mrs. Main" 00
aged sixty~one, while tending he
ins s‘tove at her home in Filth
paras“:
tun
tJt‘ré‘el'.‘
New York, caught fire from hei dress. “" "
and died at the Post Graduate Hospll
liti¢i9
11 (continued "from trim Paint)
It
The dowagar empress, Premier Yuan
Shl Kai and the Manchu princes of the
A " Bfier'Approp
{>9 .9:
now you can get your BEAUTY BOX. A‘ Great Opportunity.
“tinny,
., mammalian 1,
into for New Years, Value $1 .851t‘o 950
LADIES——Your-0pportuuity——-Tlie éeoilonen have had their razors,
,1
tnl on the same day, the 14th or Do-
cemborn She was the wife of Edward
Copporas, who himself ls-puat seventy.
and from the time the Criminal Courts
building first opened until its partial
imperial clan debs-ted throughout the
morning the scheme for calling togeth- '
er a convention of delegates from out
parts of the empire to decide on the
this‘
i .
attend school in New York. are"spend-
ing~thelr vacation at
‘home on Riverside avenue
brated their 395th wedding anniversary
at their home on State street,
evening by givin a reception to their
. the Wee bairn seated 'in a little baby large 0.9.99.0 of. :‘frfends.
collapse last fall, he wasthe Janitor.
and the
There are several children,
grief amongst them is beyond our pow-
er to tell. ‘9
‘1 WESTPORT *
”I” 1 . .
SAUGATUCK
Daniel Driscoll,
been a visitor in town this week.
Miss Dorothy 91m- iins been substi-
tuting for Miss Hutt at theJlbrary.
James M.
hensonable warm weather was getting 0 ‘
_.,.___..~.... ‘9
are of the opliilon that it was not MT' and Mrs, l-rank Nichols, 0f
‘liealthv Bridgeport. were recent visitors in
- " . town.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B Bradley are
entertaining, George ll. Bunnell. of
Woodmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colo} are on
teituliiiug their dn'ughtei \llss Lelia
Coley, of Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs: l-idrry-‘sherwood are
the proud parents or a line iii-pound
boy, horn Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Dickerson.
of New York city. were the guests of
relatives in Canal street, Monday.
9...
Company pool tournament last night.) Mr. and Mrs. William Kinshofl. 01'
New York city. spent Christmas at
their summer home on King street,
Trip Coulter has resigned his posi-
tion at Ell B. Mead's livery stable and
is now working for Dr. J. M. "Nolan.
,__..__...-. _.
Farmers in this vicinity are improv.9
lag the mild weather by plowing and
getting their ground ready for spring.
Miss Ellen Purdy has resigned as
teachei in the Snugntuck grammar
school. her place having been taken
by Miss Ethel Sniffeu
Nestor and Everett Woodruit, who
their parents’
Mr. and M15. Frank N. Taylor cele-
last
i
of Bridgeport, 'bns
Evans of Point imperial.
is spending several days in New York
i The Khutukhta is an "'eccleslastio
. rupt form of Buddhism; add“lils rein“
form of government which shall pro
vail in future in China. ,
urged the acceptance or the proposal.
Prince Yu Lang. membei of the Grand
minister or war and brother of the
present prince regent, on the other
hand, strenuously opposed the scheme. i
'l‘hoso among the Manchu princes
present who were in favor of the. ac—
ceptance of tho proposition finally pre-
vailod and the decision was reached t/o9i
lente the settlement of the Ifuiuro formi
of government in the hands of the del-z
egates selected by the nation. A
The cabinet has been instructed toI
draw up the icgiilntiona which shall‘
screw the national convention and to
inform the delegates \J the peace conii
reaction at shanghai that the throne isi
willing to abide “by the decision of hi
representative convention, no matter
what form of, government it may
chooibe. \. 1
in viewot‘ the activities of »tb0
Shanghai revolutionaries imperial gov
criiment otllclais consider it to but
doubtful whether the rebels will unreal
to the long delay inseparable from the?
loading or 11 national convention. i
The notion of the throne leaves no!
the regent and the emperor urn pre
pared fm abdication should that counsel
plate. to be. the only way of settlement. 1
The. throne has agreed to Premier
Yuan SliliKal‘s suggestion to refer the
question or the future government of
abide by its decision. whatever it may
be. ' 1
M. Shekine. Russian charge d’af-
lattes. went to 'the Chinese foreign of-
fice today. and handed In the request,
on bohall’ of the Russian government
that China should reassume control of
Mongolia promptdy. lie received the
response that China was at the pres-
oni moment unable. to comply.
‘ HONG KONG. China. Doc. 28.——Trst«,
iic plan; the. West River TsQenernliy
quiet but occasional piracies occur. ~
The. British steniiicr Szcyap, while ph-
lug from Hong Kong to Canton. was
attained and looted by sixty armed pi
rates, who carried off cash arms. Im-
munition and sundries of the total va-
1 1110 01' about $20 000 The crew, which
was unarmed. was unable to offer any
resistance. None 0! them was harm-
ed. " " .
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 28.——The
. ceremony of the accession to the
throne of the ‘KiiutuIltlita of Mongolia
occurs today, and many representa-
tives of ioreign nations will attend in
an unofficial capacity. _
subordinate to the Dalal Lama, the
head of the religion of Lstnaisni. a cor.
Mr and Mrs. Arnold Schleat are,9
you leaking at me?” Underneath is spending Christmas week at their same a“ “1089 Of a cardinal to the
mflny calendar. it is no one more or summer home at Compo pom; 111,939 DOD?
39” "M “P9 A- C- Howells little are also entertaining a house party or
by girl who has 5““ passed “01‘ friends from New York city.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Hyatt, Mia.
""‘."‘
The tuneral of Charles Godfrey was
tions to the Dalal Lama are about the
in the year 1688 the Khutukhta who
their occupied the cities, counselled the
Mongolian princes to elect a Manchu
emperor to the throne. but the emper-
It is only during the last9 ten or iii-
teen years that China has attempted
to introduce into Mongolia closer ad-
Biiiioe Chinx, former premier and
miniater of (amino adults, stoutly'i
Council, and Prince Tani Tao, former 1'
room for doubt that the advisoru'ot; '
l’EKlNG, China. Dec. as. 6:17 p. in.~—i '
China to a national ooniercncennd to
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home of his parents, Mr.
Frank Godfrey,
35c George Servls.
and interment
Brook cemetery.
now, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. ‘
Mr. and Mrs". Robert Coley,
Cornelius J" tine. M9r.I andI lint fie dishes
No: 1 attire .
held yesterday afternoon {rem the inlnistratlve dependence on China.
The Roch, in Ia significant leadlzar-
in Saugatuck Rev. ticle this morning. recounts
conducted the services Mongolian events, and states that the
followed in Willow election or the Khutiikli'ta in‘ Mormons
means an end of the” dependence of
'Mon‘nolla and the Manchu dynduty. In
Judge the future the status of parts of renal-
110‘? and Mrs. D B. Bradley. Mr 51nd Mm cent China- may aniline tb'0‘ character
Joseph Hyatt. Mr: and MtS- in E; of autonoiiiy or 00001110301 federation
Crawford. Mr. and urn. Georgia Dan of independent states, but. the old or-
liiia‘nl Wood. Mr. (101‘ in hangout cannot be restored Oi
.a'nd Mrs. waiter. Croslainn. Miss 0“"- at any r0900 mixed soon The Boi-
, £919: crowned. William Kirk. ,M9r and omit 1pm titration or Motivation lode
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recent
'efuiluriol'9_ 9, . .
a more 0;- less protracted struggle for
a new political order. This will allow
the new-born Mongolian state due in
which to ‘wait strong and .prganise’ and
create defensive forces against. "Citi-
has further cent'rallstlc attempts.”
Thu 110011 00110111111511: "We have 01'?
ready pblnte'll opt in' what 11031500 iit‘i‘ou
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tion or the ludeiiendonce and outdoor.
lily or Moll! o'iiit a9i91Iti9I1'ii9a' 110 £1190 anti oi
{tunic itipl’omth ,9
it 00112900" or Mints aquera to the 11919-1
terests of Bungle?” We 90960:“ new that: ‘
‘waho
”honour
MR. mason minimal-0'
Ernest Wilson, formerly 9! N
walk. now in Trenton, N. .l.. was 0
visitor in News“: for I abort time
Christmas day. Tho-.9 many friends it!
Mr. Wilson win he plpnp’od 009110011
that be main patently married to
nitration injury ind the 9001i
bro pushing the home in" Trenton,
whore run Wilson is applpyed Mr.
Wilson‘ pin that. his 'brdthor liar;
and who has 0 10990th or, trio’nds'
turned tabla iotinor home in'
in National with htmN
l
Weapon l0 Discharged Killing Aggd .
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" Nm'v. BRITAIN bec.2s—~wi11lain
Spanning. aged '75 years. was Ic-
cldoutallv killed at his 1:01:00 611 Elm 99 I
99!: 9 9 fut-i; yesterday mums, «wharf
the Weapon, rooelvi 91-39
shin ln' :iii0' left hide.' its on, about
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