WW WW worked over
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nfllith‘ur with relnuves in East New
over Chi-lemon. -
; mast ‘Norwnlk stores and barber
. app-we open last night out :ure
inland may for the holiday .
It appeared last night. as though this
M be a green Christmas, and the“
aim ore thus to anticipate a
who. nod Mrs, D. Burr Bench, and
daughter Gladys. rot Bette place, are
,ndingthelr Christmas holiday with
relatives in domain.
.4...
The tides on the East ‘Side have
this. The anti-Wind has been as
pertially responsible,
l The, derrick barge or the Butler
‘ Brothers‘ construction company was
ta blocks for the pier foundations.
Louis Groeechner‘s home in Fort
attest is the scene of a «big familyr re
union today. All the children, and the
‘mndchildren are gathered for the
' _ day'stun.
Some of the East Norwnik poor
children are glad today that there is
“energetic Salvation Army band
here for otherwise their Christmas
day would be bare indeed.
. E L Monroe was busy moving 8i
house in Fitch street yesterday. Told
ephone and electric linemen found it
necessary to move some wires that
the building in transit would not in«
‘ tel-lore with them
m
rush that it was necessary to employ
wagons to deliver it all. The parcel
post packages were also delivered by
wagon for the most part.
over what struck the Flatiron holid-
lng}. The post supporting the balcony
on the northeast corner gives evidence
of having been struck by u. wagon on
automobile. and although not all
gene. is badly damaged my the base.
Mrs. Phoebe Hrundego, of Osborn
.nvenwue. is entertaining Ridgofleld.
local. and other outchnwu relatives
today at a big family reunion. The
dinner and the day's enjoyable law
We! will he pleasantly appreciated.
Mrs, Frank Seymour and Miss Ms.
"tilde Smith. of ituwsn street, are
unending Christmas with llev. null
Mtg. A. J. Smith, of Brenltlyn. Rev;
Mr. Smith formerly preached in the
meet avenue Methodist church and
in well known here,
The bridge flll has been completed
by Raymond Brothers and represents
an enormous work. Five thousand
lands a! (revel were dumped into the
exudation. A concrete foundation
‘ will top the an and later the brick
pavement will he laid.
m Norwnlh people 'will nttond incl
‘ Mouton games this evening lo the
Armory. (liners will be round at!
the We while name or the younm
or people plea to attend the dance in;
Moore Hell tinny. however, on!
planning 3 good “homey time.
"The boys obtheelectric station are
colouring their merry Christmas at
worm “Nahum of more day oi»
. Wet n toy air for o. holiday The
retail m be kept in operation. how»
om. m Sunday» and holidays are
“to or important as regular days or
the m
W
”therein no work. being done today
on the Wartime street bridge m
m ”the greater number of the
We: and men wont to their homes
“ for the holiday. but all are coloring,
the any" respite from continuous no»
lies. The title mums our the bridge
contract it will.
ruumt or use. wnlou‘r.
m
been unueuo'liy‘high the last several.
buoy yesterday unloading more gran- ‘
The mall business in Fast Nomulic.
was so accentuated by the Christmasv
East Side residents are pondering;
. Butler is receiving earm- consul
moo. mum. m...
moms. nonmetal-moms:
mucosa. ‘ .
The-Funnel Christine: exercises were
held hat evening in both the dentist
and Methodist marches. and invite
the storm more My attended. The
children participated in excellent pro
lemme. and the older people enjoyed
them tally. The inward numbers
were highly ”predicted. and the die-
tributiion oi gifts was a happy lecture
[or the occasions. At the Methodist
Church a. canteen, “Dr. Santa Care."
was presented. under the direction of
Mrs. w. r.,Amo1er more. Mariel
Mills, and it was a decidedly pretty
Muir. A Christmas prayer ,eervice
will beheld in this church tomorrow
evening. The .rullowing characters
were impersonator! in the cantata in
. the Methodist Church:
Old Women Who Lived in the Shoe—-
Carol Mills.
. lHor Children.
1 Little. dimmer—Annabelle Scalzi.
’ Little Boy Blue-rLloyd'Bryan.
Little Jock Homer~llownrd Curblll.
.ileougie Porgy—«Lewis Salter.
Little Tommy Tucker~Msrsh Thutch
91‘.
Jack and HIP—Henry Jarvis and Lola
Baxter.
Curly lncks—aCeclle Wetemburyf
Margery an-Domthy Wells.
Mistress Mary—439119. Crockett.
Simple Simonwllenry Lockwood
'iDafi'y Down Dilly—Emma Mott.
Cross Patch—Anna. Redolii‘l’.
Miss Mullet-weenie Sammie.
Polly Flinderso—Allce Soofleld.
tiled Riding Hood-lle Waterbury
Other Characters.
Old Mother «Hubhnnd~—Grace Ray.
mond.
Mother Goose—Leila Raymond
The Old Woman Under the ”ilk—Fm-
rma Wells.
the Old Womun With Eggs to Sell-
Gertrude Salter.
Gloomy Jim—Leon ‘ Waterbury.
Dr. Santa. [Claus—John Quotes, Jr.
Uncle Saul—Minot Crockett.
A Mother and Her Barby-«Emma Wells
and the Baby.
'rl-Ier Children-«Elizabeth Sconold. Ber—
tha Scofleld, Marjorie Hall. Norma
Hell, Slennor Halhb‘loesie Better-
son. Sarah Wells. Charlotte Minor,
Cecile Waterbury. Sylvester Lock.
wood. Hurry Boyd.
The FairleilfiMu'rion Coulee, Maud
llrundege. Lottie Lockwood. Susie
Scofleld. Anon Mott, Dorothy Ruck-
ett.
Little Candles—~Lucy Salter, Miriam
Brig-gs. Flossle 'liatlerson. Elizabeth
.Scolield. Charlotte Minor. Norma.
Eleanor and Marjorie Hall, Sylves-
ter Lockwood. Huron Boyd. Sarah
Wells and cCcile Whtortinry.
BDNBIESSIEI or mil-1‘
ABE nunuue rum
(Continued irom First Pogo.)
Lonemn Pushes Butler.
Congressman Lehman Ills car-
ried to the White House his eppeul'
tor the nwrintmont of Robert P.
Butler, ol' 'Hurttord. as third assistant
secmtary or “.8194“!!! he admits that
he tech; encouraged. ‘Iloroor Coma
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mrhttukuonm
intonation-ten itlo aid M
lone members or the momenta d-el
Wmmummmmmw
recent the studio on ma: their
mm or “let us stick Mather-3"
Nell will he utmost! wally hi:
friendship between Secretary mm
candialte.
Deputy Collectors.
Another line of patronage was con-
sidered at a- meeting oi the Concett-
nppolntment. oi deputy internal rev.
the income tax. There are seven of
these jobs to be tilled. to collect the
income tax from. Connecticut and
Democratic congressmen from the
two states. It would appear. there-
fore, lhhet there will he one dmnrty for
each of the Conecticut members of
the House.
Recommendations Made.
Collector Walsh has made recon»
moudatione to Secretary of the Trees
ury McAdoo and the delegation: con-
sulted with secretary McAdoo about
them this morning. There seems to
be some doubt whether Congressman
Kennedy. who fought the appointment
of Collector Walsh because he has a
will get his allotted one. That is the
most interesting plume of this mironb
nge question and the result is not ye‘
announced.
Although all five members or the
day i! is expected lhni. most, . of them
will have leit‘ior tehir homes to spend
Christmas by tomorrow. Most of
them will no u'way from Washington
for the entire three-weeks recess of
Congress (or the holidays.
Bill for Conecticut River:
An extensive system oi’ cmmlired
rivers in the eastern ‘Dalt of Con-
necticut l8 contemplated by a bill
which Congressman Muhun introdnc
ed in the House today. The. bill inro-
poses thnt "tile Secretary of War is
authorized and directed to cause a
preliminary enurvey to the mode of
the Shetueket river from Norwich,
'Collll.. to its juncture with the Quinc-
to its junction with the Fromm river.
city of Webster. Muss. wllh a view
or cannllzlng the some.“ The added
water it In contemplated to come
from Lake (llmubunug‘ungnuens.
been pied, lull they haven’t.
Would Provide Water Transportoilon.
Such n ,cnnnl system. it in said.
City. Pucker. Wnumgun. linoleloon.
icovllle. North Grosvcurrdnle and
Wilsonville. Conn.
Muse. The bill was tamed by (‘M-
minxe. notions] committeannn from
Connecticut and vice chairman of
the Willamette national committee.
was with Mr looms: 'wt the White,
ilouss yesterday afternoon. Preni'
dent Wilson we. no rushed. after his
illnooo of 1; week. that his omelet
maul calender van crowded. lint
Mr. 'Lonemn and Mr. couplings
both talked with Escrow to the
> Preridont Joesph P. Tumult;
No Decision Amman.
Sena-awry of State Bryon tented
over the Butler appointment, with
Pro-Mont Wilmer at length 1' couple
or deyu m; but «be dashb:"ihoe not
yet been “seemed. it known
that others are alter the lob. no.
motion from President Wilson. it is
understood and um lend the pieced
The poem in the mi. which (low.
grensmen [Anemia Mt at the White:
House. have heen hid More the
president.
Mail." and “Curve Mord.
Connecticut's lend-lug mutate for
membership on the new Federal le-
servo hoard. crested under the new
comm: hm Arnhlhold Molten. on.
or mason. m m nous emu
1"!!! mm of hire. ”Kate Wfltfih
night. will he held from the Knight
., Wuwdalfle’oiook in.
mtmwmwmln , l
“inflating“ imam
mommmmmor
W Mrw nms.1t
is understood Mt dill! 1m did not motion. ‘3' '
smsmun Muhnu after it consultation
with the engineers of the Wm Dev
pnrtmont and it is thought for flint
reason, the system hnn some pructl
.cui features ('ongronnmnn Mullen
has also talked with members oi’ the
llouee committee on rivers and her»
bare and has strong honor it will spam:
(mourned at the current reunion.
FAMOUs B‘l’A‘l‘UE 0N EXHlBl‘YlON.
IFLIORMNGE. lbw. 24.-Donntoilo‘s
famous statue oi St. John the Baptist,
, . mmyw low or Mr. Ito-3‘:
with Mom mmmmi
‘* ’fim “ the notion Wt needeuuru
“modem .
tandoori-tun
number. 1dr. Donovan. lby Ir. lo:
Neil's new and would not two them
Hnopportdorthntrmun. stheold.
Modem. thudooe on» Mr. Me‘
long-time mend. Seer-m or Water
Brynn.‘ it is drought. however. that: r
Mr. iBryon will have little to say in 7
the selection of the men at the head
oi'htzhe new currency system. it will;
he mulled. too. that the personal
and Philip Troop. of New Haven. did ,
not nveil Mr. Tramp anything in. his _
candidacy for the :poet or conceited _
era} to London, nor ‘wlhlch he was a .
out delegation in the House, held lute ”
yesterday nitemoon. it related to the
enue collectors tor the collection of ‘
Rhode island and tiller are just seven-
clarndidate of his own for the place. I
House from Connecticut are more it»
«hung, thence up the Quinibaug river
'I‘hnl unmc looks as if tilts: two had M ’
would furnish» water lrunsportntlon ‘
l‘or the towns of Greenville, .leweit
Porn-fret lending. Putnam. Mocha!» M
and Webster. "
summer
mm the m in well tilled
‘nith mmm icrdepertment
WM
Paper ’.
Ha aging
Our Spaniel?
PMNTIREAMB DEMATMG.
HerbertW Gotham
as ounce“ IOU! IVA“.
Eu! Namath. . Pinn- III-1P;
The Read 3: Volt
Electrical Cd? ,
vo- Only Irony milieu
ILEOTRIML IHOP ,
‘m the Town
AUTO our»!!!
rum 80km so. min at.
so. Wk. j um amnion. H»
DIle‘rION OF. .OHIHOPMchn
mimetic it the definition or the
cemetthedlumnndthearto!
Glimmer: more the We 0:
disease and pain. health is restored
through biennium the nerve
tome in your body Walkman: no
mo
given special on; also curve
turn of the ”the! Yeti will never to
gret (lying the Chiropracuor 3 chance
to help you.
Monetize treetmonto um Olin.
it creates pinched nerves and min in
inter lire in the diluent omits and
limbo.
ed by n wrench.’ twist or sprain in
Al)!!!“ the some. Dime in can.
the luck; Even it done in childhood
T FRANCIS. D. h.
H Washington 81.. 8o. Namath, Conn
Grendel. iron Minor school. an
discoverer a
'l‘he Corllam Co.
Always the latest Things in
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Gorbam Co.
to rub» a. no «mo
thence up the Fruich river to the "
..
which was executed tor his friend and
patron Molten! and purchased by the
“slim Government for 380 .000, was
pieced today in mmtollo’e Hall in
the Notions! Museum, after having ’
,Nmnined hidden for live centuries in '
the old Mutello d’ulwe.
horse some have been edema (or
the statue by ioreign galleries nnd art
collectors, lint the law prevented its
leaving the ileum.
NOT nEVOND HELP Al“ on
flioepadllturbinq bladder weakness.
witness in 30311149.qu lnutlre kill:
any action and rheumatic Mimi“
all evidence or kidney trouble. Mn.
Mdry A. Dean. i? ll Willard. tit. Tenn»
ten Mun. writer. “I here weed my .f‘.‘
.rom m to We on room Connecticut «men new new mix Birthday. on! weight I was to
yond the reach at medicine, but Foley"
um Aime Church on m. mm. but m of lid-em mm mm rm: we moved one in»
i‘lcisl in my care" her am is ill
Across the winter fields the day. ,
light dies;
Wrapped in their white inves-
titure of snow
The heights retain a while the
partingg low,
Then fade as ebbs the splendor
from the skies;
In dream-like mood all nature
dormant lies.
While timid tribes of forty folk
bode low.
wAlonzo Rice.
i‘
a.» w
Hills be to climb. ‘
And sturdy winds to breast.
Paths may be rough
By. which we rtach the crest.
Yet sing-«sweet my heath——
«Press upward as the years grew
old—— _
Our heritage the coming year
shall hold.
——-Aldis Dunbar.
Forgetting care and loss,
We homcward turn at evening
seeking rest,
Surcease of sorrow, and a ref-
uge blast,—
Courage to bear life’ 3 cross.
Serene the moon, shines bright
The flowers close their petals;
angels keep .
Their loving vigils 0' or us. and
we sleep
Safe through the long. still night-
~Coyle. in The Farm journal.
PRIMER ”In”! ”mt-0W0
OTTAWA. Dee. 2&er Robert
L Bordon line again declined», “title
in connection Wiih' the ‘iort-hcomlng
New Year's honors, nocordintto a.
London diminioh to the Journal. Mr.
Bonden. it is stated. it democratic in.
. his tastes and More touiollow the
examr'c oi Bel/tour. Olinmberlnin.
Gladstone and Bright. each of whom.
rented to accept it title
~m~w
City National. Bank
TMNMOT A censure. IANKINI
IUIINEB AND OFFER. IVIR‘
FACILITY GONMTINT
WiTH SNOW
nurture ‘
cum: mm and m
gloom '1 37m
.u—n—u
Isle Deposit [can u and Is not you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pr».
JOHN H. KNAPP. m VlorPrn.
"guanine H. ROWAN. 2d Vice
WILFRID IODWILL. Gunilla
DIRECTOR:
l. N. Mathewson J. Wallace mm-
iohn H. Knew John H Light
curl-flan Swan: Fred. H Row-n
lamu'nl Grumman Lewis r- with“
Henry l Loom
Follow Science
What's the use at keeping poultrj
unless you get eggs? , '
You are keeping poultry for profit,
and the chief source 01 profit in eggs.
*1! you don't‘get them you are losing
money.
Conkey' s Laying Tonic will give You
*' weiéltl
Charles E. Dow
Daily Line to N. Y.
for freight only. ‘ reight pro teller
leaves Pier 32. East hirer. New You
(foot of Pike Itreet' every day 6 zoom
Sunday at 3 p. in. Freight receiv ;d al.-
Norwell: up to 5 n. m. and South Nor:
Walk up to 5:30. ‘
Norwaik Steamboat Lin»
mum's J. smvH, Lea-cs.
, SEORUE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
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LOVER’S
THE PLACE
Merry Christmas
and
Happy New Year
to all
y
in talent com
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