WWW“.
XV. V pus-st: Andi!» ‘t‘M’fl‘.’
”firm” Duel. "“9 M” '9 MY wind. e rear and the mo
33;: i W“? and .monotbnmdmlthough
‘ ' ., illaeitioohedultmotthem
v rht" not he unveil. The cotton oi the
{are unmet be definitely tinted. ' ‘
The hotel on loan manned by Wol-
tor ficott, was also known in years
ions by as the Waverly line. This
name was taken by a body oi! sport» ‘
men and men of premlnenee who tilted
to gather around a well laden board
after a day's hunting to talk over
questions in which they had mutual
interest. This was bolero the days of
the trolley car and the automobile
he, on. the with with!
it“
Innocent.
Trinity Church, not.’li‘rederic
sector—waleudar'
of the
Sunday—58 a. m, celeb m" mot-3V
oly Communion; 10: ‘ 12 no. Bible
this prayer and no 11‘: 30 Vp 111,, eon
llama and illun by a celebration
union at 12 midnight
a in” Holy Communion;
7 MW‘WAI at the Circumcision of
“Tilleese‘d is the man,
‘3; who wallieth noL In
v . the cohnsel oi the
‘ wicked. V
Nor‘V etAndeth .rln tho
. way 0! sinner-a,
could secure betore belch forced to
iieo for pointy, the hotel occupants
made their ‘way' into the freezing
night. .
Two hundred aailoru from the (lane;
Stami'ord to thin city.
The present electrical system reali
extends to Noroton. about three miles
east of Stamford. Four or than!!!
J” of
p45.
METHooler. V .
o, roaming the meter
he cveuinl! eervlce will
vmlturv selenium
V5 p... ml "SC‘E' r
Schoecker
. .V. . .. Remus:
v noiovator oi the Orv
““’ . . .; Shelley
1’ ..‘
.iuD. Schuechec
" PreludoLHauellm‘h.
V.Anthem-"Slng 0 Heavens". ti Slipper
Ottertorwaoderatli“ . . . . . .'..
Sermon, by the ‘puetor——“ltloeee, the
PoetludowMarch . .. .V . .V
Preludee-Prnyer
Anthem+"'l‘hc Song of the Angelo"
auditors 4-“At Evening"
Sermon, by the pastor-wit Retrospect
Not elite‘tli in theVVleavt
or the accruinl.
Charles N Quoting pastor-«Preaching
:‘Sunduy school at. 12:30
.. Allen Christian Endeavor
e at 7 p, m.: watch night eerv
begins at 8 p. 111.; specfil music
or this service.- Week of prayer be
ginning on Monday evening
W...
coNeiihcATtoriAL.
South Norwalk Congregational, Rev.
John Staple‘tou. pantorvvht 10: 30 a.
I‘M:
. . . . .1”: fifland‘nl
.Wicloer
Alan oi Mountaiw A nip» _
‘i' .Barnard
Evening pelvlce at 7: 30V oclocVVk:
“mammal;
l ......, ......’ Dreamer
........Sellid
and a Prospect,"
fl'i'ostvludwlmpromptu. MIV. . l . .Welgman
WuVekly calendar: .
Sunday‘w'l‘he Bible school meeto at
v men: 12 an, annuity school;
the
C “zany-J? 30 .Dn.mqlmnfilli¥libufl'l
on! meotmdlf muWomanl finiidll
Thin.“ a veryuitnoortantthius. M
, “ .Vlt loathe loohmeetinuubclonelthe sow
{haul one. which will heh
lowing week. A large
«desired .
Wednesday—~3: 30 p. in. Junior A‘uXv
lliary tetheBoard oi Missions; 7: 30 p.
m., Junior . rothorhood oi BLAndrew
at the home of ii. 0.. Bailey.
VThursday~7:45 p. rm, monthly burl»
nose meeting of the .(liris' Friendly
Society.
Friday—7: 45 p. in. choir rehearual.
Saturday-M9: 30 n. ml, celebration of
the Holy Communion, the motivate!
the Epiphany or the Manliootatlon of
Christ to the Gentiles.
lithe» M05
once it
Christina: 7: 30 a. m. Holy cum-
munion; 0:45 a. no. morning prayer;
10:30 a. on, Holy Communion and son
3 p on,
Sunday aohool at St. Andrew's bile
Hon,"Wltthipauk: iM30 p. m.-. choral
‘ ‘evenaonz and act-men. ~ ..
Mondayo-llrea‘at oi the Circumcision;
9 A. ml morning prayer and Holy
_ vCommuni'ou; 5 p m., evening braver. V
The Chriotm'u mueic will be bung ~
again at the Sunday services. All are
Welcome. .
The church in open every day in the
your for private prayed ' V ,
m
Grace Church the Rev. 1. Benton
emu aueoimeno,
Saint flotilla Ranlah~suuday utter :
hen the loo was not easily reached
new one had a Mann or cared to
'éusage one. In the big dining room
“We “ numeroue‘ darioaltles, "storied
hind birds. hunting pictures. and
which Mr. Sco'stt’
rrlonde had given him and which lent
an interest to the surroundings in
recent years the inn had been mod-
cruised by the addition of wide plen-
zas Which were enclosed in glass. The
hotel faced the right of way of the
trolley company over which care trnv~
oi to and from Wiltorhury. Across
the street is the“ aim walling etav
tion of the Confiedticht Company. The
location or the inn is a aiéhtly one. for
the bills at Connecticut stretch away
on the western horiron. The are light-
ed up a wide expanse ot territory.
The inn won 01 two And a halt
stories, wooden construction, nod was
rather rambling in {in general layout;
Som‘e distance to the rodr 'vtere‘ the
stables, which in tile old days were
busy places. Beyond were the or-
chords from Which' Mr. Scott used to
pick ll: omen some or the lines:
fruits grown herelifiouto
hora.
Chariots Martin.“ ’tho bed mansgod
the hotel, does hWW how the h’i‘o
utartod. There had recently been to
stalled it new turnhlce and one cuppa-V
nude in tuilt‘ it become overheated
Mr Martin days he who “abetted by
I. noise Which annulled as it someone
out on ‘V
mms not “to hove done much damage
than cruiser Niche and a detail
troops from the serviced anointed the
combined lire departmoul‘n ~ oi. Halifax
nod rtmouth in lighting the names.
With the temperature at the new man:
the firemen. callers and 'Ioidlera work-
ed hard to pmv‘ent further Vfdcstruc—
item but they lost in their hattleto
the wind. . VV
Another lire, believed to have slortv
ed trout aparfia blown by the little
iron: the hotel blaze. broke out in the
blngarohouse of the st. clrolx Roper
Company. Ltd. on lock‘man street.
two blocks south or the Kin; Edward
Hotel: Within a few minutes the
whole structure was a nine; of damn, ,
cousin: tear among innuendo or spec»
tutors that thenwhole city. was doom:
ed. The tire spread to nearby bulld-
lnsayv tour. dwelling being nomad eu-
tioely and two other: damaged. More
tlihn so persons were rendered home
less and usveral pound the night in
the mould: neither guarding their
houeehold goodvl. others item given
weaponry platoon of ‘ul‘i‘eiter by
lrlenda.
Woman 0i“ of injuries.
(BLUHBUS. Kane. Dec. 80 w~Mi‘n
”Nanette Allison, who no Nonuette
Mutton was widely known so a hila-
sonri educator through three decades
end who later attracted notional air
«anon as the only Democratic woman
”winner editor in Home died here
today" from home from lighting a gas
stove. she won 67 yearn old
installed on the New York division
it was built up to A mini. near Glen»
brook. two miles east of lBtantord
About a year ago a aorta of teats at
new ideas in railroad electrilcatiOn
was carried out on a mile irotch
truncation fromv
lawn is 26 miles.
work of Veledtrlficpflpl; 0 ‘ ‘
extent a matter of openinaticn but
upon turmoil? in antho it may be
said, hat traiusfggill hid nninz into
behind oiecl
V in two years at
the meet,“ from the time the work ie
begun. Moomlnfi ”middle LAM
to other the manning of on cool
‘jv‘éfifieen
‘ (’0':
probable .. ’
hated by June ”1%.
5. insane New elation More. _
The completion o! in; oleotrilld
the new railroad ”.Itation in this city
Vwill the hind organic, completed bit
that time. It. is theolutoiy We to
assume that such a work as the elec-
trification oi the tem in and aroundma
ago when the electrical system was '
Till 'ayste '
outside of. ‘ c
veupportod at
ottocturea.
mile stretch of road and will extend V'
to New Haven. in distance oi about tiaVVV
4v 51:61 fir. V.
the local doodle ;
m; necessity All
it okay TM
term déeignLn a ‘1
and lattice bar 09%; ,,
.terlnea‘iate one ‘ V
much lighter
mule v “ v
tion work by June 1. 1914. means that“V
attain of hi coll .
4;.qu anchor ll-
erith auto‘
means of man
may be isolated. and
Evening. pdrullel ball
angthoggpficnsc
track The anchor h
lightning. micro.
ere {cooperating the
together With} tout:
‘the New Haven “yard trill not he dune
With the tracks in their mt, Ml:-
‘tion. New Huron will be the eastern
terminal at thaw electric ”scent
ml the plans the the electrification
Assure the completion of the nevr'
railroad stamp. cost!“ $1. 250 000, at lugs, lighting clrmii
the some time or More mum... and conduits for the not:
‘l‘he electric truths out um um; w cticutax"
new station and on new station will
be roadr- to rebel“ them when the
electrical construction is ready by
June 1, 1914. .
As d‘vvmntter at duct a very large;
sum Vet money line already been spent,
upon the preliminnriee to the station.
Surveys have been made. the new
location at the many trucks has been
nettled. sewer pipes are now being to
laid. and it thousand and one other de- -
tolls all to be finished before actual
work on the station begins, hays been
was breaking in the trout door. He
went out into the hull ind stir that . x ,1:
names Wore dentin: up the stairs, lie V; Many Tenants Driven 0%
immediately accused the we: and. “W mil-Kim: 30.-~E‘Vire in two
About 15 portions and all told to get “3 downtown 1°“ buildinge. 9811:710-
Vt. in their high volumes Two men d”: did damage estimated at $100,000
(shod gone to a abort. time be “M resulted “1 “‘0 “lilo“! “it"? ol
li all oi! the r?“ two policemen.
dare Wm oh and Jump The coroner tire was in the tour-
t the ream John Rochelord.
o I» Q Ill“; story printing plant or Vippert and
had a badly wrooShed knee as the
result oi his uni ‘ ‘ Milken It lisl Woootor street. ,lt
Mr and Mrs. dcott live in a new “mm” to 39W ‘0 1“!th tone
house which Idioms the Gunilla. Their Mn“ "“1 A hundred tenants were.
property was unharmed, 'a'i: the llamas ducted from "“91? W8 it 3 o clock in
morning and sent: barefoot thliodgh
did not much it. Mr. emu ma lull l
leer on the inn is 909,000. on which“?t W WWI flint needed the streets
low. A timely bull: in the wind
h ad 0000 incidence. When he
a h 91 “"011 their homes an hear later
leased to Mr. Martin he moved out
Another are with m a lotion-story
much of the diningro’om ceilectione,
as so many were perennial gifts. and loft building lit 29 Jefferson street.
Tyre policemen who went into the
nine took for bio on use considerable V
of the Void termini? Which had a value ”mm“ “to” the firemen arrived
’71
H is Werner. rector-The Sunday alter
.Vv. arr
Christmas. Celebration of the Holy
Communion at ll" unlock; morning
nrfipwondvaormonnut 10:30; Mild”
pohool at noon; allusion Sunday school
at Broad River at 3: evening prayer
at 7: 8 lemma .9! A sfimoh: in the
" ‘ Ammonium monolith. Wi-
Vlthe (2er has been at work on
Etienne Horse’s benutltul Christmas
captain entitled “The Sheplloi‘dil vu
ion." and Sunday evening it. will be
rendered. The public is cordially in-
vlted Sittings free at the evening
udrvlce. The musical program tor the
day will he as follows:
' Morning .
Prelude Ottertolie in A lint“
Venue. chant
Te Boom in E lint .
Benediclus, chant. V ,
Kyrio Eloieon, ...... Mendelssohn
12: 05 p. m.; ' classes for All aged;
young men’s department and young
V women ‘s department M n' a Christian
'llnuulry Cluil meets- at 1.05 p m, in
the large class room upstairs; subject.
“individual Uprightneeeii; round ta»
Vwi attenuation... Every man will he
made welcome apt-ingwwd Union
Chapel sundny school at 3: 30 p. m
Wednesdayw'i‘hcl ymiy meeting 0!
"the women of the church, under the
annpi‘ced or the Woman's Aneoclatlon,
in the church at 3: 30 o ‘clock'. The pae-
tor will give a message of greeting and
the regular business will be transacted
*At 7 p um. All young people who can
help in the church chums are asked
to meet Mr. Grannies, the music con-
doctor. and the monster in conference
regarding the magic plane tor the new
year. 7:30 p m., choir and chorus
rehearsal.
ll‘elti in the First
Services every
all i). ’l‘ortey, pastor—~At the morn»
ecylce at 10: 30 the pastor will
u Von the subject V"The Summons V
.Snlome
ock instead ol 7: 30 The chums Schnecker
will repeat the Christmas cantata,
“Th Coming of the King," by Dudley
Following this the Epworth
gnu will have charge of n devotion-
Thursday—~Mid—nvoek service at 7:40
p. to; topic. “What in Prayer?“ This
Anthem. “The Glad v Tidings". .Brewer
Postlude; Chi-lemons March, ..Morkei
tor its age and design. Some picceo
of ancient furniture were . antiqued ;
Mr Martin put in practically new turl
were nothing their way through the
main hall when, an explosionot chem-
loals dhook the structure. They were
attended to _
Thus the announcement oi the new
Work upon the extension of the slow
is the preparatory service or the EV’MV" blown through two pinto gins; part!
at hour. nith the ..eubject “Reasoning
n Bleeeed Preqent to a Glorious
e; Then after a few minutes
church
come.
All the members will be wet
or salon, the pastor nill preach on
——-_——.
First Congregational Church of Nor-
I’relude .. . ...... ...... Gounod
Magnificat in B flat. ........ Marita
Nunc Dimittie in ii fiat ...... Marks
Cantata. “The Shepherda‘ Vision"
. .
ulshinge. and had tin option to buy
the inn. Hie lose to not known.
The hotel won electrically lighted,
and also had a gas supply from Moro
V done into the street. where they land-
ed with clothing obtuse Both will re-
cover
trio system is practically an an-‘
nouncement that the work on the
new station will be posited also and
that both will be completed about the '
moot, f‘On'e Year More.“ All
lied to thin watch night service,
were me the New Year Other eer-
VV he day are no follow: Sun~
uuo‘ mg class meeting, 9:30, led
Bedlont; Sunday school, 12:05
‘3. Clark superintendent The
noting of the Epworth League
3 p. in. will be postponed until
V , at the close of the Chllsl’r
nth
An hour otter the lire alarm m
encoded, the Jel‘taroon street fire
abroad to three tenement homo and
threatened to sweep an outline city};
block. it was driven hack to the loft
building alter three hours' light.
to EtEilIiilfr Mum
‘ 1‘0 urn ultra
V (Continued horn First Page.)
some time.
The tvvo greatest engineerlng jobs ,
on the proposed extension will be at
Bridgeport and New Haven. whorls. ‘
there are so many side trucks And
approaches. All thin, however, has
beencoueldered and the dimcaltiee
overcome in the plans laid before the
directors, V .1
No lntlmsltion has come from the
road no to where the generating an.
idea. Thin iorenoon the m was still
alight, htreamlng our” feet into the air
‘throuuh the mind. While the wind
was northwest. it was new mini. and
for this reason a- more fictions" coir
duration did not, cobalt; manually
on other prom authored“ Brands
yore; howevet, unmet! high in the air
and dropped over, ‘ area nearly IV
mile in extent. 0 tires were started .
from then. how‘overl. The. people in V
................ . ..... BergeV
Anthem, “Sing, 0 Heavene,” .‘i‘onra
Postlnde in D . .. ....... .. .. Donahue
Walk-’Slil'iday services, 10. 30 a. m. and
7 30 p. in. Sunday school at i2 noon.
Rev. John A Billingsley or Brooklyn
will preach at both services Weekly V
prayer meeting on Thursday, 9 p m
During the month of January, 1912;
Rev. Henry H Tweedy will supply the
pulpit. Communion service on Sunday
morning, Junua‘ry'i .Muslc for the day:
(Alex. 9. Gibson, organist and direcl
tori: '
Christ Church Rev. J. HypkinI
Brown, rector. First Sunday alter
Christmas. Sunday school at 10 a. on.
Morning preyer and sermon run a. m.
cunts-mm science eoctarv.
sfii’elsh evangelist Da~ tjChrlstlan Science vSoolety oi. Not-l
l begin a series or meet
hurch on Sunday evening,
Vii. nd the meetings of the
be u preparation for theee
'Quar,tet “Christmas Belle”
Morning
Prelude, Selections from 6th Syrnl
phony ..... .... P. l. Tsohalkowsky
.... F Stevenson
' thin Science "
.5“ p m., a‘Vlatge ppm
Contralto Solo, "O Holy Night."
V walling-Regular Sunday ' services at
the reading, room, Masoniebuilding.
at ii a. m. . Subject, Dec. 31-. "Chrlo
Testimony meeting.
Wednesday at 8 p. in. To both nonv
v .. vices the public is cordially and ira-
tn village turned but and :0er VI.
bucket brigade, but the“ hoth wan
practiced? all burnodhotore many. of.
them W mm ”ION. It. .4" a
3m Scottie intern plans could not
be learned this morning.
Mid
Woodlawu, tho alternating current
ayatem being used. From Woodland
to the Grand Central Station the New
Haven trains are run by: the third rail
V oystein of the New York Gentral road.
" can or stations tor the stimulated will,
be located. For the StamhillleWood-
lawn stretch the power outlet; is lo-
cated at flee Cob. This power eta-
tion is situated exactly halt way be
- tween the terminals at Woodlawn and
t Noroton.
A point half way he
, . ween Normomund New Haven would
. . s ,. .
WFAX. . v .i‘ 3 0095;.“
persons were made homeless, two, ., ,. . ,. . on o
cum about its cos Ooh station is,
were tailored and brown! 10138ch A; or the work will on cub only he
to: $200,000. reenltodvtrom a fierce tire that it is located on the menus river
__ hi3 spring or the air Slimmer, ,
which thentoned atvtimea to Voice out 1’ Where. cool my be brought in W “‘V V
end the coat of the electrinoadon is
Ickly wmlaMV Vagflmawd at “we“ ".000.ooo an ., 59? and WWW
’ "tcrnally invited. ileum: room open ,
i lVVAV. Adam! Wit-to “
Violin. Miss Ethel Becker. v‘ lv . ' I“ It“ ”mm: “a“ will“ ““93”“
‘ {I'm 2' 15 to ‘I‘ V30
Response No.12. Alex. 3. Gibson
Quartet, ‘fiVthat Wouldot Then Have?" ,
.. .." ..‘ .......... .. ....... GL Gounod
Postinde in E flat . LVLlobls
‘ Evening
Prelude, Adagio from the 5th Sonata
l‘e 930653160? to gather
, .33 meeting service.
1) m.. hadiee' AIQ at
anyone the bare etatément that the
Lose 9 ,
SWEMBH LUTHERAN. . ‘
* Swedish bother-an; C0 Thunbcra,
pastor: residence 2? Clark’s Hill Pi..-
amicrdl‘veonn. oervlce at it :p. m} r
VVVVV .. . V V . _ . . _ . . . ...,. A. Gullmant the sunday school room or the Episco-
Qufirteh, “The leth sons of Bdh‘ ‘ pal church .Yoll VIM ‘QIwm?i..-VV W66“
19mm" .... .D. Buck holiday at‘ 3. the. Lorilee Aid meet! vat
the home or M; and Mrs. J. Galleon, '
; Olfqrtilry.“1i‘aith," . i. “.D.‘ R. Munro _
; Quintin, “While. WIth, OBIS‘GNES Plflt‘.” Milli“. Elli. VgNoera‘lk All W -V
'. welcome to attend .,
bile-ole
gout-so. the VVSn'n,‘
unsure ‘
'» Bible“
Swedish Congr
will he held as none in the 8 ed!
VV Congregational 0.“ v; 'hal‘l, over Jachoon’o jewelry atom. Sun- . ‘ ‘ ‘
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