fact that persistent
ad I ertisiog in a good
newspaper is a pos«
Itive necessity.
I.I:I.Q'I:l
~ titloztllmfi. IT‘S-‘GZ*3“
.; . I . .
I: I I o, I.,I IlI IlltItI:I:I1I;I:I:I: viz-:-
Q 1;:
. I.
I . m -
. , . . . . . .
II:I I.l'l‘ ,n m- mun!
“til it w
iltllllPSW
, AMISH
filed Been Without Pay and Pro-
visions and Retreat to Oiinaga
Was to Obtain Food
llilltlllll llttA Mill
Allillll mlliilil SlitN
Federals Threaien to Munity it “Writ“ “WW
They Are Attacked
I'lIZl‘tA (lltl’Z. .\iox., Doe, .itl.-II\11
o hrvrwimtnliug form of revolution‘urio'
ihrotlion to attack 'l‘nmpitto at nny nio-‘
“will.
l'l"ll""il
i i‘i‘t’
norm-ding: to udvioes rocoiVI-d by
tIelI'étl‘ilohy today from Clar-
.\liilur. Alilti'I'lt’tll‘i I'otnIIIi
A.
that. support.
ill
illAiilC’l._ Alex, Der. llt,-~ i‘th nts lo-
ItIIy indivatntl that impugn, roInIItiIIIIM:
i‘i‘t‘hltllt) do! Ntil'lt‘. thII
II'I'II-xiruu I‘ilitiuo on tho liOl‘tli'l'
311w»
“nail
or illt’
I :71 ilt."(i
lIiio, '.l‘I.Ixa.~s. would i)(‘ lin- sI'I'nI' III
it‘outluuotl on third ought
._.. __... .. __.__.._...7......_.. _.....
ithliSTMAS HHEGKS
ARE tith READY
thousand people were nation
will he helm-II \llltillt today.
roroiviuu their «Christmas firings;
t' 11b t‘li‘?’.‘.li3 from that departnwnl of
tho. Somh Norwnlk Trust (,‘mnpauy.
{I‘itéi‘ “lititiliét rrprosoui. 11 Iloposit ol'
1 tit-uphill and tho IIIIII-Izimnln ol' the (In
itl'l'
‘B‘III‘IIII
lI'tltltl‘I <"t‘
liy
vii} npnrelnnnl with pleIISIIrII illPI
I'lII'i-»I‘Isn;1.< trade for this your.
llilllllllillOII of tho wevltg
‘tI' .vinn ti'Jli worltiu; in t'Ii-
"(N using tIIIi'Iy.
tumour as sending: out
would sit-um,
"lilo, til'
I‘Ivnrtrlutont
and in "llllitlti 11
lilt‘ t‘iit‘CliS
has IIIIerhIIiIIHs hIIt‘n n
tronmndons work all through tlIII many
\t’tgt‘iIIH oi’ saying. it has t'I‘IIIIirrIIl llltI
n-Iitml IIi‘t'orh II: wrnrul hank (lillt‘liiii4
don-p tho ‘.;IIII. Irwin-.1. hut tho g'I'IIaI
il'IIII'l :IIII-ontplrlmi l'nli1 i'vpui‘s both
"I. Initinu t‘Slill‘!l'-llillt'lll and IlI-ponitorn
in the would
4i11t'a Saturday lhI- oilirinlu of the
h will have ninth-I out, signal], :lf‘ti prov-
tIl 11:11:11 (the ol the lilt‘t‘t‘
l . «lea and the Honolulu->1.
llltllirtlliltl'
worn IlIIpnsiiI
I I in tho malls today ’i‘hh: \\‘U1'li’
.1 I‘ll“ was pnorquIIII, I111? ‘holetI who n-
I' ... {-llnrica wiE' n:IIIIII iIttI tho in t.
l 11 Hwy .11‘.» 11. ilIIIi . ‘tl II" lilt‘
-'ill|lt'li titlio,
“It; llil“ Iii" lIr.1~2~ lJI-Ilt. .\‘ltirv- 01111»
)I- .1 thlii,
i.» :l‘il't‘ll.
lllli‘t‘ll'lH nIIIi
ll'n‘inonIi 1% Son
Mttiliiil' FililM. Sit' .IHt'ltii.
BUT NEBESSARILY
"'t‘uulIl t)l'l'iI'IIr itthInImIvr .\‘i.
.‘I'I-rtxall.. luII boon i‘lIIIlhIr. t7: IH‘ll'
I quandary many llllit‘n lalIIly. and
TIM lII-I II lIIIthIIIn two tho-.1,
ht. tint», and tho zitlIIzI‘IIthtlIIu‘ oll‘
IinIIAItnIICI'Iu. tlIII hint iit‘l‘ll lil\t’i~llli!;ii'-
ins. the hour (It i'lllitlit‘ll :Il .,. nl hour
I ‘1lttitl and hurt found that unmy thmw:
th- y wI-rn i‘ill‘ilit: for pnrontn who IrI-rII
i‘l'” nmsly ill nnti without moms to Hi“
new oIlIIIr altoudunmu ilt‘ (Inuld not
flu-lieu.» that, liIII-law should ho. I-nI
'l‘IIrIII-Il in chum; of this kind anti lI:
«III. ting lIInnl art-zine on the nitration.
I‘lIiII'IIIIiI‘t‘IIR
("I‘tvl‘uh
{1"
ill
'l ill’ illll'
..... . .. -M-.. a...
Life Savors" dunno; (Ivory
niubt, Arlon i‘l’nli.
um “a...“
,E ATTENTION T0 ORDINANCE.
tint
’llie attention of the police has been Inent ot’ their daughter. Mine .\inn'Iio
prohibiting It}. Gouger, to it‘ly Iituytnond, ot‘ West
Manners on streets, sidewalks, ohnrclt- avenue.
mate to the ordinance
‘lit‘t‘lt‘t,
Salon I.
on. hotels, schools and other private;
or, public buildinge,
till it.
This ortitnnnce'
carpeted» quite a our last April when _ touting machines, cabinets. music cob
the 139th Norwnii: lUliy Council puss-'inots: big assortment.
Son, Nonwalk.
Entered It the South Norwelk Pout-Ollie.
, e.- Beoond Class Matter.
illM illlllill WilllllNli
Al llillthlll M. i. BHUREH
Fitty Young People Participate
in a Novel Entertainment
SPRIN‘BWDUD
A unique and interesting affair in
the form of 11. Tom Thumb wedding, in
which ditty children toot: part, was
held at tho Norwnlk M. id. Church,
last night. There '11s present 11 large Mary Aorlloria, Eighteen Years
nqubeI of people, who enjoyed the . - -
ceremony verr 11111c11.'i‘ho costumon Old, Beheved to Have Been
Victim oi Poisoned Needle
which the children wore wpie line and
much praise is due to those who had
charge. Following is the list of those!
who purtioipnted and the. parts they
took:
.\ 1111011110“, Keunt‘th
111inistor,\.lt’1ed Kooler;
IKet' 101'; 1.31 (10111, L‘uI lton
1':,11111 Elmoi ilonnott;
lion nIItt :
bride, iiotty
llurr; bust
Inuiti oi" honor,
father of the. bride,
Wilbur lloe May Have Goncm Away on From-
lllltlt’thlllititli‘ -—-~.\lrtrion Lent, Emma
ltuhoy, lit‘lt‘ll Walsh, iiorothy Hours. t lse Of a Bond Time
l'nhvrs *Rtilit‘i‘t Worthy, Norman M»...
l Knapp, ltaymontl iI'lnI.llun. lrrint.r
: \V‘V‘V‘A’lvhvw‘ . Mury Aorltoriu, (Iighiuon yours of one.
tillt=:~'tritu-l’l‘titiltltxllt and Mrs. Wood-
11 pretty Spriugwood girl. is 13115in
1' or \\’il::I u, uroltl "rotnl or ' 11 . .
i‘ it t 1:1 i :1 y .l\ ‘1 d tt'acrti to tho worhnu: oi tho \\'lllJ.l,‘.
l‘t‘ilt‘ were: (it. '1 . 's. . 111. l-IIII .
. ’ I ‘k 1‘ I Slayers with the poisoned noodlo in the
unit-II liryuu. llnriunx lltlxlt‘l and lluth
opinion ol‘ rosidIInlII in that section oi
tho city. and rolnliws of tho inititilllg
Kiri. l‘hlet‘ William ll. Pennington, at
tho (lrontIIr Cit): i’ollro. llepm‘tmt'nt,
“ill lit‘ acuuuiutt-Il with tho fut-ls oi‘
tin. rush this afternoon it' tho prenont
lllilli‘x" do not illifit'dll't‘)’.
('lli‘l‘lt‘; .\ii:. : .\illllllt‘ ’l'huinh, liJIImhIItlI
littu'xhurlzt t‘lutiaut 'i.‘I-ttra'/.i.111i.Mitt-
(‘IIIIlI'y; .‘-l1‘. and Airs \nlwn 0111111»
11%. linrl lirothvrtou and .ivutwtlo
.ilurr; l‘)‘ President 11111! hire. \\'111. ii.
’J‘al'l. itunuontl Shnlt/ anti til" .. iiurr:
Mrs. ’i'lIunIlI, liIIIIlrir'II Slurum; Lady
.lustinII \\'nrtlon; .\lr. and Mrs.
John ll. liturltuloiiur, l'ul‘ry item‘s anti
IIIthIIl \‘I'orIiII.1; Sir \‘.‘111. and Lady
.\larltouzir. lliiVltl lironnuu 11ml ili‘it‘il
lit-=_\ilt1ltl:+; tor. and Airs. llaltiwin, A17
bort. \‘irhiu itiiii Marian Walsh: '\ir
and Mrs. ll:lll1i..ill(li intro and Lou-
U‘lt’t’ liurr. Vocal solo,‘ (lh, i‘rIIntiHII
Mp," iloiiot'eu. Mrs. Elsie Smith.
During the reception the following
pronra 111 was rendered:
Piano l-‘orto Selection ....... ’ ....... ,
.\iiss (,itlnlino Sinuuom
.i‘rol'nnor Spt‘ztkwoll
I. ..... .4“
(Continued on Sixth Page).
WllERt’S Billlltll it]
Blittlt ill till it All
.a... -»~_.. .. ..—.
Dcvine Get Fat Appointment But
IHis Brother titties Holder of
the Post was Let Out Easy
ltIIII‘lul ion
\Vnt‘lll Solo ......... ’ Iintlnm ’i‘IIttruaiuui lI'ormIIr SoiIII'tIIInn .lnIIII-H A. lirowu
itI'It-itation ...... .\lian 3-.1111io 'l'llulnh and his many friends and supportIIra
Voral Solo tKubInlvl ..\lnsIlI-r Schtnioi ‘jnfitjpun‘y' urn “(,mwmg over “In.”
l’iano Vim" St‘li’cm’“ ------ M” Jim” tho t'l‘III"‘ly (lounniaaion in union to do
“Mummn """""""""""" “"51 Tim with hi. t'liril‘. lit-I with t‘IoInmiHslIInrr
\‘ooul ‘0‘”1" """ mm” I’M”) WW” l'JrI'iuo rIIsiIIncIl-rooently. and John l".
lit“('lttlllt‘1l”Misti Nutuln- AiiIIIII-Iui.l191o lthino and William G. Lot‘ount [Otili
\Iin‘li“ SM“ """"" . """" MIMI". liit‘ll' plill‘t‘w' it was prurtioally IInIlIIr-
( 1‘1““ ‘i‘ ””3 “FF?““S‘ .IItImIi that Mr limino was to ho super-
“M __r;0" zcéf‘ww llilt,‘li(lt‘lll and that .\lr. lit-own would
l'IhIIx'I'~I‘ iillll girlh‘rlil ll'llt'lilllL‘ i’lt'lI Nan i" for “Hit.“ m". ”H'k' ‘M “w WV
“mp; It,” wot. 111:..11 (‘nlté ileum”, l‘ttlll hunting ol‘ the Charity t"onIIniIII
atoll .\iI‘. l)I"\'lllt' was put in for super
intIIIIIlI'nt~ but hlr. llrown war-I
'Iot nppointI‘Il.
l: is Inninrstuod that no will he xiv
l‘ll Il1v I-litIrlzslIip. but that
\\'litil in: KI‘IiH it it will he \mrlh but
llillt‘ to him. The Hllill of $2.5m» was
”W .liiitl‘ti for tho departmvnt. but only
$‘l.I:IItI nae: nllowvd. .\lr. lit-I'lno‘s II'IIII
IIIIIIII.1‘I_\".I . ti 1 t ‘ 1’ ii m it
. . zirI III '1 I )or 1mm 'i ll‘t‘Ht‘ll or. .
\\11.I»:i11nl',tt’1n ‘ ‘ H ‘ l
nous instant
III TELEPHONE liFFlllE
litllii‘tI\t‘lIlt‘lii.‘i unIl allrrntitula
uutltr way in thI Uillt't‘ of tho :‘Iouthl-I'n
Now lIIIIulnIIIi 'l‘I-lIIphonI-
lot'tll lii‘llltt h, in
llils‘w 0] (“ti
host
and with other t‘Viit‘ilHi‘H thin will iI-uVI-
slrIII-i. and “.11..” Hwy lili\'(- lIIII'In IIIIIII~ } 1
.. . i ’i $11 ‘ I.\'. r1111
]Jl’.‘lt'il thII louvr tililtft' will Ill'l‘lxt'lll a "I ‘l out ,itt l‘” h it ‘ ‘ - ‘
, " . i 31. . i l .
nturh liitil‘t‘ illt)tlt‘l'il appearance than H'“ “ "m” (.muol ””‘k' Mill“ "‘
to this board for ott‘lI'IIra. hn'.‘
it l'1'34lllillt'ts‘ thII tililtll‘li‘li and 1m IIItnuli
zailnn may ho oI'IiIIrIIIi til the 11ml
i‘IIrIuI'rly, and will iii‘ lit itIII' III‘I‘nnnIIIt. “MN“
'l‘ln- addition ot' the \tjttett-rn l‘ulIIII
'l‘I-iIIprnph oilit-o to tho builtlltu; 11114
illtltlt‘ the llllpl‘tnt'lllt’lllri iquorutiro.lill't'lllttl'I
'l‘lIII oliirr ilitllli't’rt nI'II' brim: t.‘lllilit.’,l‘ti
in position and it ggI‘III‘Iul rI‘IIiot'Ittiou oi
t‘ttllliil‘lli‘lll is in primrose, llll‘t'. iluI‘quIIIi 1% Son.
'l‘lIII \Hil’li thli hawI iit‘t‘ll llul llt'l I'm-~41"
by tho and ol’ the Di‘t‘Ht‘ilt wool and nil
in ttnod worltint: ordI-r again. ‘ GONVEBTS NUMBER ~
l illiiT SIXTY~FIVE
flit: unsortluttn; of dining l'hrul-
FROST—CROFUTT
.\lr. nnIl Min. Willin S. trni’utt. ol’
‘IlIiIt IIIIlnIIwood uronno, .\‘nw llnwu. 1111:
1101111011 tho onuagIIIuout oi‘ tilt-tr IluuuhI
tI‘Ir. IltIInnlII LoulHII, to Arthur linwrent'n
l"l‘t)'il.. .\lins Profit“ in tho urIuIIiI
IlnuuhlIIr of Mrs. Joint-1:1 (‘. (Town, ot’
\VIIIII avoIIIIII. M 1'. Frost, in n urntinntu
of Cornell University, in tho (lint-1H of”
lluthfand in tho non of ‘Ml‘. and Mrs. .
.itiHl'|lli .\l. lI‘roIIt. ol‘ Munknuon. .\iltrlll-
. lIIInIiizn Thomas Sharer. of Hunt ‘l‘tl.
III «harm» of tho S. A. lnIinntrlnl llonn'
in‘ that ‘illli‘ti' will aprnlt illI tlIII tango.-
inl rtrlrnl mutation in lilt' tirmnl Army
Hall, 58‘ ‘Wull atreot. this (Ivonlnu.
undIIrI lhiI itllHIlli'l’H ol‘ the torn] Sal-
I'uilon Army Corps, All lutvrnalotl lil‘t‘
t‘rii'tlllllil‘ invited to attnIIIl thin Invol-
lnn. which will houin at 8 o‘clock.
the Green. l1nvonnnomioed the nng'n‘trth While here till convorin Worn l‘t‘iflflbtli"
«Id 11nd tho good work done. will 80
down it: the history of the locei hand
w.“ WLW
wNew line of piano player cabinets,
bite and 980.
ohiefn.
ton street.
Raymond &
.Illtl ill llSli:
huh. I (31.11. lirnntzlo, ‘who inn-1 conducted 11
.___:m....,.._-..m.,_...,w- itlltlt‘t!i‘Hllll Irnntplilun horn, lvt‘t ynnter-
RAYMONDwSANGEIR. tiny for Mititllotown, whom he will
Mr. and Mru. ‘lI‘runlt‘M. Flaunt-r, 01 intro. rimmn of 11 "similar revivnlr
scorn NORWALK, CONN..:‘WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER“ 10,
111111 Will 11 .
. 11111111 till illlt
- Accordingtu resent indications
as Beckett; d on Post Work
NewwSt' clure Will he
I
Ready by Fall
Resident Eug‘lqoor w. Walters ra-
non. ot‘ the new Washington
bridge, safeguarding the interests of
tho (lity of Norwalk in the construc-
tion. is practlf'liy assured that the
work will be e "plated within the
iiptitlllt‘ti time. . Judging 110111 the
uncut] with which the bridge work hus'
I its om ly commotion
I ”the MCliHig, Burton (hnnpnny, or
I New 101 it has the 11111111 oontIact,uI1(i
lwlll likely iinlsli up bi early fall
next. war Théi'e are two Intuo (5-011
limits to l'lollow, the election oi"
, tntatulo than, the Silllulmfl' Iolling lii‘t
’l‘hut. tho strange. disappearance oi? draw, and the contract tor the poring
ton tho now structure.
The latter contract. 11m; not, boon
il\\'iil'(lt;‘.\i to tho-tuna who will do the
mu 1:. l‘ontrnctor Daniel 17'. 'l‘ounnxv‘.
of Stevens strttpl, was the InrrtamI't'tIl
and lowest hldttorIl :IIt; he totnm i~ to
'ilCt’t‘pt the. contrttoi nttot the- bids “0. II.
opot 1101i hm i111: hitticlpnteti hi4 light-
litlllh‘t‘ Iotttmct in “South \nwrim
“llil l1 ho is now IIupIII 111tI1IIl1uh pIIr
sunriliy
'l in: city will probably make pIIIpII
.uimm tot it. big oniobIation ulIIIn tho
app. oat-h oi the tind is (to i.‘ A wIIIIlI‘ s
“111111.11 uith ceioluitiea ioI speakers
Mr... is considered. V
t ontpnrntiicly‘fow nwn tilt‘. .11 um I;
on tho bridto at the prt‘aont iiilil', but.
.111 that can b ”gluon is being Itoom
plished, the w‘ ‘ Inr baring made. it
linpumtlyo any stage of tho coir
streetI
been noted in all“ its trunsutuons]
there should be little doubt cdhomning!
1913
11:» till]
111111 4,
11111 In
Attorney General Says Two
Houses oi General Assembly
Were at Variance
:Bill WAS iltitll
lllli lllli PASSED
Windham School Bond Bill Was
' Not Made a Law
. ...,...._.. ..._...
4
tho:
.‘\ttorzieytionoral John ll.
answer to n query
Sinu'ou it]. llnldwln.
opinion us to llit‘. validity of ti. spot-int
not by which it wus sought to give
the "l‘own oi‘ Windham power to inane
school bonIiII. 'l‘ho query was set. on
foot by Tholnna .l. Krdloy. counsel for
tho ’l‘own IIl' \i'indham, and his Yt’i‘itiil
ot‘ tho l‘urts nho‘wa tho (tont't «non
tho (ionorul .\smtmhly during a part
ot‘ ilI: sIIsszion, -
Light, in
front Governor
has Iivon his
{t‘ontlnuod on Eighth Page).
Milittiilttitl lttll lit
lS ttthlitl Dill
Proprietor Law Will Held in
‘
tract to allow some oi the worhnwn '
Ito i'it‘t’li other positions.
The north bridge wall on the t’\'
lronm easterly and westerly IIIIIlII- has
llt'l'll completed. Four more.
ontiroly linishod and the. supporting
uteri work for the bridge in being put.
in liltit't‘. i'ropnrntimm for the i‘urthvr
pitr work nhtu the \\t‘ 1tluI shall pm
Hill 1110 hI-ing 111.1IlII. 1.11119.) in 111.1111I
trust in tho 24111111! patina and progress 1:4
notI'IIl Ilnily.
'I‘Iulu)‘ tho 1111121 tll'i‘ lillitII: ill bark of
tin». pier; and wall on the wool :IiIiII oi
tlIt‘ hurhor. tho I-IInIII‘I‘lII lini'iun
.IIIIhslanlinli)‘. ’l‘lIII north nail h:
lilllt‘lll‘ll 11:»: to :I'Iltl‘l‘ut‘t‘,
lIuI, :li‘t‘
21H
twill}:
u lilo.
AlllltltS 8 Will lit
liltlSl llli‘ltilltilll
Men and, Women of titty Wil
Hoar Mrs. Gerry, oi Pelhnm
. School Board Friday
at Library
'l‘llv lt't'lltl‘I‘. "\l'ulm'li‘rt i"it‘ltl llI IIIIi
notation." to lIII niwn by Mrs Ilillllt'll
(lorry, ui‘ i'l‘illillli. N. i'., in tho ntnllioI
riuIn of [lit' rtonIh Norwall. Library
hulitlhuz. in Wont Washington i‘ii‘l‘l‘l.
on ‘itritiny, at, 3:2!» (i'i’itl(’li, III‘IIItIl~.I-:I to
no It trout for the wmnon t‘tilll‘tllllll),
although all are ‘Wt‘ltltililu, both own
unit wotnon
.\inthorn who are. intnI'nI-Itud in (to
operating with tho instructorn and ill
1‘th nli persona concerned in the no»
yahoo education. are More to find this
talk helpful and lunlruntlvo nlIIIIn
lllltiit‘ lluon.
.\irn. tlIIrry'II torture in to be right in
lino with tho nplontlid work the In»
1111111 of this oily ItIIIIomplinlnIIl in oil-
ui‘iniun the non on t' (Inotpn 111w pnaIIIIIl
into in tho tail. and in autumn out tho
school vote. tribe in a member of tho
antiohl board, at i'ollntm. and can and
will toll ill‘til, iiittiti whether 11 woman
in nomiod'ln that capacity, and wheth-
or who can neeint intelligently in tho
Iliiiionlt problems which nontrnnt.
every school board, , .
The lecture, though under the on»
spines of tho Woman's Municipal
,, I
cured to address Norwallt people.
tormal Celebration with Old
Wine Brought to Light
in Cellar
'l‘hirtythrot- ymrs 111111 tho .\luuucltw-
llit) Hotel in South Norwnih was tllit‘llt‘ll
and at. that than no linvr hostelry was:
Innintniuod in tho Slate. Today, IIotII-
bruiing it.» birthday, the hotel looltn
familiar to all its (iitlt'i‘ patrons and to
all tho citizvlns who rosidotl llt‘l't‘ ut
illt‘ illlll‘ III‘ ltH ortectiou.
’l'hIIrII haw llt‘t’ll humorous propritn
tors of tho .\iitllilt‘lit’iiltt liutol during
those years. 11nd at pi't-nt‘tIi it is unilIIr
tho umnngvnumt of one. ltirhnrd At.
Low. 11 i‘orInor .\‘m anit hotol man.
Ho hart mudv runny improyvnwnls in
tho intorior oi the strut-turn, to; to tit"
t‘ttillllilltltllltliirl, 010., and is doing; well.
liowu in tho t‘r‘llill', hit-h nlIoI'II onII'n
head, on union old (inst)- humus, l’roI
priotor Law I‘II'IIL1lly IliIIIIIIyIIrI-Ii two
bottles of old wino which when tint.- la-
hIIlIt hurl boon hroujzhi to tight nl‘tIIr :1
llilil‘ I-lIIIIIIiIIt'. mhihiiml tho (latt-
“Hill." 'i‘oIluy those will how ”it‘ll
ht’t‘lih’ lII'okru in Ifluhrutiou ot‘ llit‘
hirllttlnr ol’ ilw lmlol.
GRAND BtlltE BORIS .
WIHS LilitL SUIT
W...“
l.1).\."l1().\'. lino. ltt. .\. lihol suit
hrouuhl. by tho tlrIIIIIi llulm lluria, IIt
ltnnuln, nitration tho iv‘rnnlt .\. ‘Mlllitll‘y
t'oiupuny nun notlit-Ii today out (ll
otuut but. tho Irrttutl IlIIltII will appear
on IIthI1 twitnonu ntnntl n iii-Iotnliol
and giro ovidnnoo in mil“? to IIlIInr
‘th rburnI-tnr.
’iiIII tithtl IIIImII out of tho pnbiira
lit 1 of no nitlII: l‘ IiIIz'trtltIintt tlIII ni'nnd
Ilnlw‘n «Inn-or in ii: Ult‘lillll.l Ilurlni: llll‘
itnew.lnpnnmu War unIl hh. i't‘littltmti
wit-h ilIInI-t'ul lx'uropuiithi.Illio llunnlnu
tSonIIniinIlIIr—ln—t‘hlIIt.
lI‘rI-IIIII‘hIlI it]. l’ililllli, notlnu an noun
not for tho grand tlulto. lilllttiti tho
intluo to net ii. Iiuyttor the. grunt! (into-
to appear and tostli‘y. llI: staid tho (limit)
Wntilll intro ittvotvotl tho culling oi u
large number of witttonnoo, no the par-
ties lint] diuonenatl tho liiiltlt'i‘ with tho
Irenult that 11 settlement hutl been
reached. t
Ilionry it). Duke. counsel for the do.
I commend.
ilk-Is.
_11i I-lIIIrtzii.-ilIIWIIrIl it,
lliQill'
ltlIIInnlI: 11.1 first that 11in ankles had
' Pair tonight and Thursday.
TWO
111111 1111111
In an 11111
Woman is Now Being Treated tn
Hartlord Hospital
HAIR’l‘lI‘OItD, Dec. 10..4Mrs.lMar,V
Valerie twenty- four years of age, of
No. 216 Front street, is in tho Hurt-
l‘nrd. Hospital in 11 serious condition.
suffering with knife wounds in her,
neck and throat and on the body, and
her husband. James Varese, 27 years
old, is held under $5000 bonds for a
hearingr Dec. 1.6, as a result ol‘n cut
ting ntl'rny in their home early this
11101111111: Varese was in police court
charged with assault with intent to
hill. it. was said at the hospital that
Mrs. Varese is believed to have a
chance for recovery if complications
do not set in.
The cutting i‘I‘1lioweIi 11 10111: series
of domestic troubles between tho. Ct‘ill‘
‘ pio. which had their culmination July
213 at the pumping station on Potter,
Istroot. when Varese was shot at
nIInIiIIIr of times by (‘orado ilullassai.
’l‘ho iillilt‘lii wm‘o all with: of the mark
with tho II~:I'IIptiou 111' one, which broke
tho skin on the top of the head. But-
lasnni was arrested and was held t'oI
tho. higher court.
notiod and he was on"
Mrs. Vitl‘t‘rlt" 11nd liailausni had been i11~
liuu‘tr‘, it is allotted.
l wind to kill hor.“
pIIiiI-I-Iuvn.
s'ttlii Vui’tifdo to ill“.
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«CHRtSTFJiAS CHECKS CASHED.
i, (follins (.‘Ir.
llI
A
Him \‘I ill
.‘tlllltllilll‘t‘ that
‘.t11’.:1nt‘l111:'!«:.~.
SHEHMiiii lltltiiil'lll
NAMES NEW OFFlBEHS
’l‘ho annual meeting of
t‘ouncll, ltoyal Aroanum. was held last
owning in ()Iid Polimvs' Ii-lnll. ISouth
Main slrI-ot. ’l‘lio following ot‘lint‘rs
worn rhosvn, tho solootions bring
11'utnlnlous: ,,
llI-prvsrmutlro to tho Grand
I"il~~ Sylvester l’. llt‘('ltt‘l‘.
.-\itIIr'nnt1I, ~~~-t‘lnirlns J. Pldgoon.
ltIIIIIInt IWllliaIn it. linker.
\‘lro lltlgoltt~~Frauk (loodoliiitl.
llrntorw ilerringor.
Punt litlgflllt*‘Slet‘Sltil‘ i‘. Decker.
.‘I‘IIIrotary---i’it*rro .\. l‘nrnvlls.
t‘ollootormNoison ii. Hoyt.
'l‘roasurorIm-(‘lIurlIIs ii. iioyt.
t‘hapiuiu Ilra (t. tlrIIItory.
tiIIiIiIIII , \‘l'ultIIr lI‘. :l1+111111111.'
\Vlll‘tlt'ii'” Frederick H. .\lnIlIiIIII, .ll’.
Soutry Axel Sninltuocht.
Trustee for throo yI-I,11‘.~'~
Straw-its.
(lno npplirulion t‘or nuIIniIIIrship was.
i‘t't‘IlH'il. it. was \‘(ilt‘tl to tender I1
ruin of (hunks to tirutor iI‘rank (looti-
I;hilti for his (Ixroliout work in the on-
lortniumont line. (liii‘lilg thI post your.
thiI: i'I'attIrII harlut: input 111111'h II‘leIy-
IIIl 11nd :IidI-Il large- in tnoreueintz the
IIII-Iuhnrship ol‘ iiii‘ I‘tlliilt‘ll unIi itllt‘llti-
nmyni llII- Int-ultimo.
it was \‘tiit‘tl to attI-Inri service in iii"
South Norwallt t‘IIIIuI'I'mtlln'lnl t‘htll'lfll.
nIIxt Sunday IIi‘l,III‘IIoI‘ItI, whoro ltov.
.iohu Siapioton will (lolly-Ir u rII-ruiou
:InilIIIl to l‘rnlornni organiza—
(Tonn-
\\'illi111u.\.
IIpI'II-iniljx
llotlH.
»-—I»L. 0 0 M DANCE
ltIIIIItIItu .I: linil l‘Ii ll:l\ utt’ht
Mil. BELL TH'iiilWii
Wlti'lt NET tlHDPPED
\l‘iwn tlIII trIIIIt thIIIl on tho tinn-
l’IUI'ti butt-.13; of tho liilllllt’ir’. KtwlI r llilll
iitnl (‘IIIIItInny lli‘tltlltl'll nt't‘ yt'iutIrtin)’
in \l'IIIt fill‘tjt‘i. nvnr thl‘ t‘nnu 't,"-I'llill‘li
ltIIli, IIIII'I'I-lnry,
ot‘ the I-otnpuhy. who was tirlvitw. wan
thrown violently (Ivor l,|It-_Iin.ui‘1hmird.
to tho IrmInII. Strllthiu 1111 Ma Il nut
in iron football fashion inI wnn nnin-I
juror]. 'l‘iw axle. dropped onto the.
horse’s unltlon, I-IIttiuIz tltrm with.
UVI-t'y ntvp. null he ran nwny, atnypliu:
llilt‘ Franklin Submit. it
41
been broken, but Dr 1-1.1" Baton in in
W
«Before you decide on your Knuth! League, in open to all, said everyone in fondant company, will make u state—lattondunce, and the. bores 18 (it’mmlclnded ita evidence
gifts use our Jwbnnene silk hosiery. welcome to attend Personally Mrs. mant and the grand duke will so on mean.
Also line of hailditero Gerry to most charming nnriitie deem- the stand on the data not. Witt?“ “‘3
Miss Poitietmts. 80 Washiug- ed good fortune that she has been no- torme of settlement also will be 1111c
‘1
.‘
L'l‘ry it today, lien‘ner flattery bread
5 Monroe street.
‘\\"llk‘l't"iiifi vase was “
.‘oti Ilopotted.I
“My with was unfaithful to II'III. until
Sherman '
wtut '
llillllliM
mow roux, Den. 10.—-—Dt Q
\Vlrt. 1L rontrartor of Hilda
N. Y., was subpoenaed to omit)
tom. tho tlrund Jury today
’lI; testimony at the John Doe
\”t"."l1‘i‘t1£t)’ that ho bud given ‘
for $5100 in May last to Georg?
111ch (Illnirniun of the Demon
:l'tillllllllit‘e, a contribution
".111 \Virt's firm. a I-orpol‘atio
against the !'.‘v.' for a count)
(Continued on Sixth Page
it’ll itiltlillili Gilli]
11 11111111111111
Miraculous Escape irom its
Central Vermont Patel:
in Derailment Near its
London Lastltlight .I
.—
HS
Ni£\\' Ii)\li()\, Dec. ‘10..—
lL.t111 tlt‘.(t)!lllil()(ldl.lt“l from Wii’i
tit, on the t‘ontrul \ermont rat
was demilod just north of tits
Itt \\ntoIior,Ii last night, at
o'rioolt. but although two of the
11:: plunged down the emonnlthifin
lt1I~ ’i‘hann'a rirtIr, no one was/‘8‘
lV hurt. ,‘
\ hrtohvt rail is I: .iiti to haw ' ca;
tho .tt"(l(it‘lll. .
'l‘lt III.:,inI.I and louder pas ‘
the rail in scu'ety, but thenpx
Itonohos lIIt‘t. lilt‘ rails. 0:129.-
toll lit‘iltl-lil‘i-ii. into the rivet".
tunatvly, thorn \\'t'l‘(‘ only thra ‘p' '
1131's in lhIII (:11 Hit It! thvno werer
. Iihout IiiiiiIIIlt) by the train
iixt'opt for 1' writing: and aI 8
II! king up. tilt‘fii' pnssongors n
t‘tl to be nouII tho womo tor
ll11iilint; I-xpvriuntn
’ltuiiit wtaI IIIoIhIIII for some tit
'l‘iII: Irnthanltniont. where
routine: went down. in about}
stoop. i-loth coitrhra turned
tIlIItIIiy mor. .luggtdl rocks Ii,
w‘ntIIr'a l‘tliit' tIII‘II tho trucks
body «it tho (Ionohon. "l‘h'n.
was hilltttl III‘ at ll‘tltit 259'“
Burnt in (illiitillll‘l't‘tl utit‘itttui‘m
line 111‘ tho thrIIII portion
our. ti. l'i. ‘l‘uyltit'. ol’ 'l'oledo MM
war. thI lit‘t'tllitl Wi‘l‘tfit 1111 but 113.96”
.1111] I' tanIIi nititoui injury.
w(zen-narrow CHECKS c 8
the .‘5 1-; than tompuny will
all t‘hri‘ litit..l Invoke poerntted pt '
Siltll‘t‘.
«1...»... on...
till. CRAIG HA8
i BASE lli8illl
w..-W.-
Billalilii't'llilm). Ind,
.lndnqt I'tlnnno ltlnlr totiuy
1le jun to Iiinmins the ea
in. William 11. (rnlt. char
tho mlll‘tli‘l‘ or ltr, l'ltiltiilBaKh
lntllnnupnlie, tint. 23. 1911.
tlon to dinmlan the case was
11am Shaun. (.ounnsi tor»
dInt. yoniertint, when tho,
unawwm .an
ll
1
Ramona: i
‘hognny and oak.
:Norwaik.
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