«ewe
your good totem
dons.
,--C. D. N.
nsrnntisnno 1870
EINANR S [I
EIIRIII ~ ISIIY
WERE SARA
When Consolidated Form 01 Gov-
ernment T lick Eltect There
Were $675, 954. 48 AS-
sels Above Dams
Illinois 1111111111
.111 111 11111111
Water and Electric Works AreA
Worth Millions
That the. former City of South N01"
wall: was in the. best. of condition fi~
littllciltiili when consolidation of
kirmnents took effect last tlrtolmr,
t~111p1y proron by the dctalh'd
tnl')’ which the former hoard ol‘
1 ommisr 111111- is under the dirt:
iltcphon S. llatth. had made at that.
1111110. ’l‘hcro is no question but that
‘JA the. public utilities. olcotric ‘lnhl
mid water works. wore disposed of to
11.113 lili'y would not tho. citizens of
the [postal Shroud District 11 llund‘
wine profit. '
The following St‘llt'lilliti of resources
mid llabllllcs will make inloroslinl‘l
trading, osproially in view of tho (liti-
ti'ict moctina which will ln- hold this
1-.1111111’1'. ‘11 is o't-h’n'lt, n the 1‘in Hall.
is
water
10011111111011 on Ninth If‘igc)
LINE BIIIDE GETS
BAGK PHOTOGRAPH
.\I(I.\"i‘it‘lGI.l.(),
11.11115 Adclaldo M.
.\'. \'.. Doc, 211n~
llrancc spent. 11 1111104
Ky Christmas in tho Monticello jail.
tor only joy 114:1 - tht- rcluru of ii pho-
tograph of 1.11..- lalo 33-1-5. 11. (Touch.
which had hcon lain-11 1:..11 1101' el-
cfccts in the attorney's 111111-11 whore
slur had Iiwd for three in a
fix'i‘l'td room. Mrs, (Tour-h not. pagans-
141011 of it and roi‘uzu'd to giro it 11.1 14>
It'll}. woman
14111) with UOI‘I'Il 11:15 tIIMtil't'l‘l‘il alter
lulu sudden (it uh last Sandor Mina
Eilrallt‘c plcadtd and 11110111511111 and
.I to )t'stcrda) :tl‘lt-rnoon .\lr.~:, I‘Illlt‘il
3: -1.:I tho. picturl» to 1101'. . 1
“It. is tin» on;- 111111;; I narc for
birth." Mire.» liranl'o mid Lint 111.4111
‘11 is 111.. Lost I'hi'istnam prom-111 l‘
( iilItI lmw I‘t't'trli‘i'ui.”
“has llruiwt- wilfnd t"\'.li('I'IitlIII_‘l' 11111
I. tintiIL’, of Ilt‘l' In 111' 1' II. Ii. llrancz'
.1‘ 1-11 r.“
it hust-
(All
.1 liarlwlz'h. N, 1 1:3.1 11.11 111:1 or
flu tlnl'lna' lilo do}. .vuliuul
1.111111“ th'u .Ifiy it'l.:'|‘ tin... '~.\111pn~
towing pwplc and 11.1.1
pu'uinuora.
ii. ‘Itil'l '111
A thorough M'lll‘t'il 111' I:7!II'II':~. ll‘
Ifwls. rr't‘cnh'd 11o wili. I1. hidi‘t'Itiili'.
Itimuah [tor fil‘lt:1".~1 info today Minn
.‘Inulimi t‘tlilt'h
Mill,
(5111'
found .lli.».; trawl-'5.
whhh with. 1111111.. tin; )t‘itl‘ii 11:11.
willml In (You'll F‘i'II‘VIIEIlII: uln-
pnlui'uluwi. which illI'IilIIl'lI two mutt
poms amountlnzi to $6111. The will
{11114 111111 :llztlmi 313' any tiiillo;::w'i, 1.1.1.
ttfll'l'lit‘i'h 1.111119 that II. 114 mild.
TWO 1.11.1. slur
intention 1111/1511
\‘l-L‘t't‘ t'th.
l'lwr W.
11 'iII'ti tmi..)'
ill” a
station thin morning. For a Hum 11
12,114 of 1. m of the harnvu wan HEHHIA
lino. 213. 5? III’ lf'olltwi
.l..l lil‘r-Auntimz Alallou
that two barium intuit
4m: and :1 man appeared on tho top of
fit halt-1' 1111'. most was carried away
our! tho 11m 1 was not scan ngnlu.
. LIQUOR CASES TOMORROW
”Tito llw liquor 1 men as the rmmit
to? the recent raid In Noroton will he
heard .‘lmforo Justice Wukeman 1011101".
liltixweilm' and Iiclteman appear
[or the defendants White A. J. Mer-
ritt ‘wlli prosecute for the state. The
hearing In to he at ‘10 o‘clock. The
iiotendants visited south Namath will
. l onena'isa 1111 THE SINTINEL
WW.
Altair attorneys this morning.
O
..i'
gov- I
inrcn- I
I 1111 (ii .
.N‘t‘t'l‘t‘i. roliipanlonf
It?-
I. Aili‘ixruqiltll‘I'TH of a mllo on that
Entered It the South Nonfimt Pout-onto.
on Second Claus
1111111 111 111
11111 11111111
Many'claim thaIt It Will Delract
from Trade, and Will Force
Shops to Lose Card
at tor.
There are some members of the bar-
bers’ organization who do not favor
the new schedule of working hours and
prices as suggested in a communica-
tion from the bosses of the First dis-
trict recently. A harbor stated, this
morning, “This move will make many
open shops if it is voted."
'l‘he shops at present open at 7
o'clock in the morning and remain
ready for businessthroughout the day
until 8 o'clock in the evening. A share-
with all fixings costs Iii’tceu cents, but
if a man does not wish the linings and-
is salisfiod with a water-wash, he may
be shaved for ten cents. '
The new schedule as proposed is to
open the shops at 7:30 a. 1n. and closc
at. the same hour nightly.
Then, too. i
. tho rounu111110ation asks for a 11:11 ratc‘
of lil‘tocn cents for a shave. .
"l‘hc dissatisfaction in the change of
hours comes with the earlier closing.
’l‘hc harhcrs in many instances claim
1111111. the last half hour is quite. impou
taut 11.111 that many sharps would he
‘losl. hy shutting up shop at 7:110
o'clock. The. first half hour in the
Inc. 1111:: docs not 111111111111. to so much.
they claim. while it might 101111 to
drive away some ll'adc.
"'l‘ho change 111 the pl‘II't'H for shah
111;: will cause many a man who now
shows in a barber shop rcgularlr to
wield a razor for himself," stalvd this
harbor this morning. "'l‘hcro arc
many lllt'li now being shared 1:1 my
shop. for instance. who can afford the
ten ('cni share. two or
woolt, whet;1 the fifteen cent. rate In
will not indulge 1:1.
ii'athcr remove their own whiskers
than to pay for the witch 11117.91 or buy
ruin after thcir shave. For one. i
iltipt' the proposal will he turned down
entirely."
At. present there is an investigation
into the morits of tho svalr- helm:
Inado by the executive board of thc
harbors and a ('onimittcc of the Imam-s.
BIiIiiEhT YEAH Ill
ALI. [IF TWENTY-TWA]
"\\'1' intro had a liinvuomcnal trad»
this. your." 1.11111'11 llo'm'lti- \\'ln-lphr.~.'. o
\\'I11'iph-_\' A’- t‘lurlt, 1:11;:11' pro~
lH‘It'lnl's this 11111111111113111111 l lull-1111111?
:1 nrl'al 11ml of it to Iilt‘ I'xrt-lh-ut
ripurt' nitt'n nu- 111 Thu Sciltinol.;' .\lr.
\Viwlpit'y 11 out on in say, “\\'c had 1111'
titanic-'1 two 111111115. tho hinpwl \\‘t‘i~I.’.
IIlI' hilt-lust :zlnulo day and tho 111;:' “I.
ludlvs' truth of any your of tho I\\‘t'lli}."
two “'4' llat‘u
1111:. 11.111111."
HIIII't‘
111.
11111111 dolni: liliszilii'rrc
AII'hnI‘H. \\II"I[III'.\'1\' I'Iarl. hall ilwlr
:aioi'p lu'uutll‘ully dot'oralt'd and tho
1111111111.; oil‘t't'ta prudurod by would!
work pltu'riinr.‘ II
was into continuum rush for tho awn
and It has rntt r'vazu'd. althnlluh lln
hunlh- 111 not an swift.
worn ospwialiy
JUDGE SUSPENDED SENTENCE.
Men who Fought wan Beer Bottlce
Get Off Easily.
.ltnlno Edward -.\l. Ian-111mm] 111 tho
'I‘own court. thla morning. pl‘t'm'llll'li
I‘Itrietnum ldl'lu In Ihrov prhu- .rru who
found him by unapmnllnlr shutout-o In
1'51! I! 111111! '1‘ 1111111411 1111' gift (1111115. a, day
1:11" It thm at. urm-pialili‘ It) tho l‘wt'tl
I‘II‘IIIH on if It. had hoon 14111111 .rcaliuv
day.
John \t'il'un‘i‘ I'm rotation In tlti.‘
him-hall plum-r) and Annual. Hchuhz
Indulizml In it little play with hour hot
this and pitch hurt for Iiiit (ilijt‘('I ouch
otlnar‘n Ilt‘ttti. An argument i-nnacd 11m
two to lose lholr tempura and tho hour
contained in tho Iitlttit‘it. lioth urn fast
friends and tire together in a boarding
house on West avenue. Altar their ar-
whir'h occurrcd at 4 a. 111.. (llirlnt-
nlns morning, sorrow overcome them
and the intimate and cvcrluutlng
friendship was renewed.
«William Murphy was the other one
In whom a suspension of sentence was
given by the judge. .110 was charged
onlth intoxication.
' t I
M
"1
.yoar Irom Iulyl
thrcc tiiiu'li’ir
too steep for them and a luxury they:
Many men «would
183 ii
[IA RAI RIIAII
IN IN
Repel-tonne Public UlilitiesCom
mission Reflects the New
haven’s Mistartunos
RPERAIINS REVENUE
SREW SRNSIRERARII
Increased Wages and Other Char-
ges Depleted the Profits
a
lltlt’l‘lT‘OitD, Dec, 26. MDuring the
{41.91.10 July 1,1913,
thrrc worc 11.0.31 accidcitts 111
auction with the (nitration of 111111110
service corporations in t.‘onucriir11t.
which rosultcd in 2111.1 fatalities ‘111111
the injury of 21.11811 persons, accordimr
to tho 11111111111 .i't'porl of lilo. (‘onnectt-,
cut l’nhlic t‘tilitlos tlommiscion. which.
wvnl to Governor llaldwln yesterday.
01’ lhis total. 1.71.10 wcri' injurrd and
1811 11111111 on the Now York. New
llarcn and Hartford railroad and
1.7.111 \\‘1‘ r11 111‘111‘1'11 and Jill wm'o ltillt'd
on tho t‘onnor'lit'ut company. a hranch
of tin- I.E!‘.L'.i'l‘ 1131111111111: 'l‘ho .pn'hlh'
St'l‘t'if'i' routpunlcs .11111'1111: tho noxl
Iarllosi ”cords of art'lth'nlu worn tho
('Tiinlra] \‘I'i‘mont railway. another
(Continued on Third Page.)
TWENTY-FIFTH mounts
was 01131111111
. Mr. and Mrs, J. t‘.
Spring strocl.
first, wcddln..-. anniicrsnry h_\'
HIXII'III of their friends come In on.
surprim'. I’Iuno solos worn given by
Miss Maud llurhank and Miss illus-
SIII‘UX. of ‘40
lsom Silcox also \lolin solos by Mr. J.
' 1'31 alioshl.
Singing was: also rondcrcd
by those who 11 crc proscnt. ltolrcsh-
111111111; \\'(‘l't’. S(_'i'\‘t‘ti anti 1111- party
In'uhn .111 at 11 1:11p hour hiring: thi'ir
concrnlulntlihia and hoping that
morn :1111111'111‘5urh's. ’l‘hnsn prom-111.
were .111'. and MP“, Nt'tlciidtu'fl‘. Mrs.
1.0111141! 1.121'1111'1‘11111, .‘111'. and Mrs. al'llnn»
mill, luxliiul- tfotl'vn. tilt-Ila (Yoffoti. Air.
and 111's. .\i«1‘nnnoii. him: Maud llur»
hank. Alia.- 1111157111111 Elinor. lliiri')
[firmw'iht Air, and Mrs. Silmx 111111
othcrs.
o
W.-—_—~—
DIVIDEND AIIJTIGE
THE SOUTH NORA/WALK
BANK.
SAVINGS
South Nurwaik. f'otili.
.\1 a 11111141111121liwdirr'uornot’lhle
hunk ln-ld this «1.1.1.11 (Iiihh-nrl
11111.1 If four jlt'.‘ ('I'lll. 11-1' 11111111111 wan
IE‘I‘tiill'I'ti to lI1'|.1:::itHl‘14 from 1111' "urn:
Inns of tho at»; 1111111'11.. I‘lLIIilli law :11.
111th Thu nutm- wlll In- i'ntircd on
palm-1111011.; and paid on and allot
.lnn. 111.1211),
1101111111111 111111111 on 1,111'waoru .iali
lifl‘h wlll draw lnlctcat Mini Juli. 1111
H.1- (Il‘lII‘l' of thc Ilonrd ol lilranrlur a.
ALI‘I'JN tsltHAlltNi-i. l‘rt"~ihionl.
MAXIMUM 11. WOUIIWARI).
’l‘roahnror.
11113.
Doc. 22.
GRANT AND MEADEIS ORDERLY'
DEAD.
z'rr ‘C'IIIilttiil 1111., "1.111. citwwnm
wan rcrciicd hero todny of the (loath.
In 11111 National finidlcrs' Home 111'
Dayton. Ohio. hurt night. otiiaptnln‘
William F, Roberta. who Wort an or-z
dorlr to ticnemia tlraut and Manila
contain Rona;
1131-13 was (iii years old and was former”
during the Civil War.
iv a business man here. ’l'hroe lioracn'.
were shot. under him at. Patersburg
AR
1111111111 111
11111111 11111
Many .llolered‘ celebrations Con-
tribute to State finances Alter
He'arinneBeiorc‘. iudue Keouh
we...
Today was colored people‘s day in
the local town court. There were
several co-orcd men and women as
prisoners and only one white man the.—
fore the court.
Judge John Keogh heard the evi-
dence and disposed of the cases with|
out fear or favor, judging from the dis-
positions as appear (in the police hooks.
Carrie Crousler. of Wood street 'was-
a hearty oolebratorion the night lie-
fore and has so intoxicated thatwhon‘
discovered by ()fflcfors Raymond and
Flynn she was raising a. terrible die-
turhancc, It required the services of].
tho "wagon" to get her to the (2011.:
con 3
t‘t‘rt‘ill'iiit‘ti tilt'll“ twulltyg
11111111111 '
ul 1hr"
)arrie had a cut. on. her hand but inol
stated that sho was ignorant of how itI
(amp to be. there Carrie. is a Virgin-E
11111 More on a visit and she was
"mowingr the Northerncrs something.”
it cost her 1111) and them «may was
forthcoming immodilttevy.
Alexander- Robertson was taken in
had by Officer Robert lather last"
night for striking hula Smilcy with 11
chair. The pleasant. 11am affair took
piano at. the colored dance. in Quitt-
ni'r's Hall and was the I‘I‘SIIII Ht” jeal-
usy. Robertson sold somethhmr about
another girl and 1.11111 told her friend
Ihl- drumnwr. Alexander heard that
Lulu had told and he took hiu l‘t'\‘Ullt’;tl
11y chilillinc her with a soul, 1.1111131
0.111 was transformed in 1117.0 and Winn
It rust ltohorson $11.2:111’orhls fun, tin-
l'lno living 3111111111 costs.
.11 .1111 Henry assaulted George \1' orth-
‘cr, cuttini: the intern check with u.
’knil’e; Henry '1 .v' chalgcd with
Snssanlt and “ortber with breach of
Doom. \roI Inc} had satisfied their
Ii'vllnss In' Imviniz otw miutilf'l‘ arrest:
1'11 they rencwed old limo l'rlondshtp
and wore at pracc with one. unolhcr.
The out was slight Each man was
third $5 which he paid. '
’l‘hon I‘ltllle the white
Charles llalantrl' 11111111111 his actions
.111-111' his 111111111. pnnt'ln'd his wll‘c.
Mary. whom he does not support and
from whom he llvcsapart. Mary caused
the arrest. .IiftiLXf‘ lx’i'oah svutcucod
Ihc pri~'r.'11orto sixty days. hut suspend-
mi ext-01111011 on (inlanlry'a 41111111311
in hoop away from Mary.
man's case
Mr. '
. and Airs. Silwx may live to and 11111111‘
M ‘nauu w...» w—- ..
CHRIS IRAS
, . SIIIA
AIR
13331 Avenue Idellionlslanu St.
Peter’s German Church Have
Interesting Ex rcises
'I‘ht' I‘Idilt .\Vt‘lllii'
(‘Ituri'h was t'olnfoi'lahly 11111111 111111. M In
111111 on 11111 occlusion of
t lululmna toallial (It1 llIIi' Iii" 111l"'-111nl
alihs wi'hthvr conditionu whli'li kept
lunar ulu'ny who would IIIIII'I'WAHI' huvo
IIII.l'ltllI'Ii. 'I‘Iio prunrnln wan our 111‘ 11111
bosl cvi'r pri'ucntcll and 11111.10 who
braved tlnv tiit'lliltlllh to 1111111111 worn
woll t'i'puld for “it'll" Ironhiu.
The program 24110111115 for Ilucll‘ an up
lili‘alr of merit. lth l’ollowu:
(ID011IIIHHDHit-r”Writ'r‘illlti
from Heaven.“ '
I School.
ltouponalve *ltendlnu.
l’rlntnry Excrrlnes.
the Klan,
Sump-J" "I‘wua lawn." _ .
fiehool.
(Continued on Ninth Puget
we “.14. 1...... -n.i.....-...-........ . a...
I our HOSE coat.
I John. Meeker. rated iii”). defeated W.
mm”, mm“ in m}, pocket caved ht‘iAleXtflldEt’ rated 125 in tho Putnam
life during the some conflict.
hose pool tmimmnont yeoterday by
the norm; of 1.05 to (thy William Key.
‘ all after the Glider/mas mum m'ae oer. rated 100, and Without 11111111011,
itimrlnnte, 5 Monroe 8t.
1
1
itoo tired: to bake Iliuy Banner. Bakery
also retort 1110. played yesterday. tinn-
Alon ‘ivlnni‘ng 100 to no.
. with them:
Alt'llliuliz-t
tho noun. 11'
fluent of choir titllilii, "prlo dioit."
Snan~ twitch. and chairs.
looped church. Ware tlmllruted yestoh
. ,. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN» YRIDAY. DECEMBER 26,1913
RARKS WAR
II RA
RES RIE P AN
More Than 400 National. Banks
and Trust Companies Apply'
for In» llhership Immediately
1:1,}
RIII 0111.1 IIE RIIIIRIY
IIIIII RESERIE RISIRISIS
Several Applicants lnNew York
' cry 80 Far
WA-S‘ll I N'G’l‘ON, Dec. 211.‘.\Io1'n
than four hundred national banks and
trust companies. roprcscnting every
State ‘and almost every largo. city in
‘ the country.
have applied for mcnihcw
ship in the Federal reserve system 111'
banks, according to an unotlicial csti
mule. made. today by the treasury 11c-
pnrtmtuit.
Applications have 101110 so fast that
oiih'ials have been unable to kccp pat-11
but it carclul count tillil
record of the limo. win'u they wcrc rr'.‘
ceivcd will he tllntlc today. Hanks 111
\‘ow York, Chicago and lloston have
not applied In great. nunthws loi 111cm
hcishlp, but Secretary hictdoo is of
the opinion today that their applica-
- lions soon will be forthcoming.
311'. Alchdoo and Sccrctary of .1ng
culture. l'touston. the organization com
mitten provided for 111 the law. got
down to hard work thdor on plans for
the division of the country Into 1'»
scrve districts and tho location of re-
serve banks. All'ollioinl lilillouncolucnt
of the. plan is oxpcctod tonight or to
morrow. it is probable a porsonpl 1n-
spcclloli will he made by tho two sec-
retarlcs covorlng much of the own
try.
Senator vilokc Smith. of Georgia.
camp to tho oiilco of Smrctury Mc-
Adoo early today. urlnod 1with a pot-hot
full of papers covered with statistics.
batik clearings. railroad building in.
surani-o and 11111011111151.111123 operations
in which Atlanta has shown activity in
tho. last. few years. li‘ul'thcrmorc .\l r.
Smith is loading tho light of Atlanta
1111' .1 I('>411\I‘ hank.
'I‘Im 1111111011'1‘11151 (‘gmpauy 111‘ New
York. 11111-1 .111 applicant. in 1111:1111; 1111
total from that city so far up to thrcc.
1111311 SHOULDEIIS 15 c
Fonts 01111113 10 c
1.11:.w1'l'luinh.
1.1111111 111-" .1, t':
llo:.-'l Iit'nl'. 111' to 1.1-:
l’ut roast, no Itllllt'. Itit'.
Shouhh 1' 111111111. 11:1'.
11:1:111111 ‘unr. 1111'
Hand] Mnnlu'd 1.1111111 it'l‘s.
IM‘.
Haunting t'hlt'hi'ne. :l‘.’:-,
Ilrnnul-a. 11m... to vitit‘.
Humidor mam 2.. i‘:,, Ilt',
1‘ 1rd for nothing. L’ 11114. for 2711'
1.1111111 len'utplt'a. lint,
llocru than and l’rm'hslon (“11.
llir',
I~L'I‘.
l:tl'.
Flt-1111152; low In,
:I'.(~
1111.11,
ITALIANS TO ELEC'fE.
'l‘llt 1111111111 Ind: lwrid'mt
will holl n ringnlztr and IIII‘ 111111qu
uuwiinu on 'lumlav zii‘t'i‘h'o'n 01‘th
I'I'rw will ho rhiniwl and i'vl‘ri'xluut'nln
M‘I'Vt‘ti. .‘ltllitli'. lint Illi'xiill"'t mallow
II 111- lulwn up in ’111- 1‘1“” lion it tho
$11011 flnaa. Nutrition and Italian. which
311' II ti‘
worn i't‘t'tllii)’ “Acclvml from II. 1.0.
int-tr. mnnul'lu'ttn'cr, in New York
city.
n. H... n..- 11.... .-..
DEDICATION SERVICE.
' The new and erratically nopolutvrl
tupi l 114
or»
111 (lht‘iat Elihu
chancel trail with a cinnplctn
day appropriately. Mrs. tlmrno it“:
Itinrlth. whose two yours or work hm;
resulted thus satisfactorily.
highly commended for her effortfl.
Wm“
white havore’ dance, every
day night. Arlen Hall.
3prizo heing secured by Miss
;(i‘at’t‘my and Edward Gorinan. of South
I Norwalk;
how or rain tonight; colder.
1111111111 11111
11 11111111111111
Many Fine Dancers. from. Nor-
walk and Surrounding Cities
in Attendance
There was dancing yesterday after-
noon l'rom 1 to (i and in the evening,
from 8 to 4 o'clock. at the Dreamland
Dance Hall formerly called itoodner’s‘
111111. Washington street. .
In the afternoon a lady hecamo so
excited from dancing the Tango that
she slipped and fell to the floor. She
sustained a black (around-fainted. rc-
quiriug about fifteen minutes to re—
vive 1101‘. 1 I
1111 the evening one 111‘ the lamest:
crowds of the so. 15011 was prcst'ht A
[Mile waltz was the. feature, the. first
Allies
second, Miss Mary Butler,
.of South Norwa‘ih. and Fred (,‘oi'r'iai, of:
la mania
flotilla I
"tillilt't‘l‘ri.
llridacpcrt; third. Mrs. S.‘ Artt-lla. of
South Norwalh, and 8 Hilton 01“.
Stnrfli‘crd. Miss Palfrey and .11 1'. tier-1
man have won prizes all over the
Stale, :11. Hartford, ilridtchorl. New
Haven, Stamford and other 11111095111111
(claim the state championship. and
will aim $111 to any couple in the
stain that. can outdanz'o 111mm. :1.
Policy who has (fillill‘tt't‘. of Dreamland
111111.011 Hall, will receive -£.‘I12~1It'lll‘(t'sl
and a (’t.‘llIt‘$~‘I will he held in his hall
at any ('olliouiont, day.
The induce: wci'o William ilz'Mahou. .
{if \\'11t<'ri:.1r.\'; .\l. .‘Iunitlatia (11‘ Now
I‘anaan; 11. Rules. of Simul'ord; .l.
\\'z1ll. 111' lit'ldnt'port. and John
Wolslmil, of South Norwalk.
.‘x‘t'nrly (11:11 hundri-d from
l’mt I 111" 1'01 \lounl Vernon, New lit)"
«hollo, Stamford, llrauohvlllc. lit-the
lianhury. lirhlncport, .\'1w Canaan,
Waterbury, New liaren and Nauga»
tuck were present.
Music was I‘urnishcd afternoon and
I’\'t‘iliii.‘§' 11y irriug K. Pooh 1"s crt'lit's—
Ira and war. wall rccrirt-d 111' 111.? dam--
int: puhlit'. Many of them expressions
('1‘ approval. and hoped to hear tho‘
iuusiclana (:I'ti‘rnci'
()11 .\'1‘w i'ijar‘a viivht..lan11:'1n 1:11
will he held the Iirst .. lllt‘ 'l.1111:o ('t‘t'l‘
hold in the. city. and this will undoubt-
cdly arouse uroat lnii'rcrt among: tho
lit‘t‘liiv horn. ”this 11111 Idl‘oll1opl'oplo
an opportunity to we what lilt‘ real
1' can .\l'.2n;.' i'xpcrl 'l‘anal:
Irony Iii‘itifli'llt 1'1 t'xprossml
tnlonllon to Iit' prriu'ni, and
11151111111111 hold prim» \\ 111 ho awardcd.
DANGEI) AT THE
Ililtiliil'ti’ GLUE
'l‘lmsc fifty or llltll‘t‘ who hrai'hd illt‘
storm of last night and 11111-111111] tho
Christians ninht dunno 111 tho t‘ountry
t.‘Iub wcro wcll ropnid, for tho affair
was 11. 11111111: climax in the scrim. oI‘
donor's which haw horn 111th during
lilo prcswll your. 'i‘hc holiday spirit
pvl'rndml prury nook 11‘11l rumor of tho
I'luh lulu-:11 and it
tho l'rll‘t'uu'ly twat drmu'allona. A
1.1.11 iII‘IlI «:1 rod HItI‘V’ll all 0111'
1111mm. tho Il..hl:« 11111111.: t'MIttllIA with
1111- rod 111'an 111111111. (Elt‘t'il and roti’
tumor was 1111111.! about 111 a 111ml 14wa-
1111 way. 'l‘lli~ viii-rt of 1111- (lot-oruihuia
I'EIII'WI much l'ui‘iu'tthlo coulnn'nl 11y
Ilnnui who “‘t‘l'tl Ali't‘tmiii. Ilh’lt‘iili', wow
iii:I|II}'."Ii In until il::lll.-\1hon a i'illllii'i'
Willi 111'1'1‘1111. Hpoidt-i'n lil't‘IIt'liIl'll l'lll'v
ulnhod oxii'lloni. lullhit' lhi'minhnut this
1111-1111111
‘I‘alngo is.
thril‘
tho
FELL INTO NORWALK RIVER.
A little indulzzuut'n 111 "Inc watir“
wan pl‘in'lpully lhi.‘ ruinu- 01‘ l‘alrlt'k'
llullny, a Iumlurlnau of Wilton aro-
uuu. 1211111121. 11 mIdeniur 11111111111 .. in
tho NIII‘WIIIIi rlwr on t‘hrlutnuia ow».
'l'hu pluiw whcrw llu Il'till thi- Ivath wast
hint alanvc llonhu‘ tti’l’ltttp on
attract. iillivor flan", who war: on his.
way honw. hoard rrlcn I‘or help from:
11111 direction of III". rivur and no in»:
voutlgation found Krlloy partly suhwi
morgrd in it. only his head helm; chow .
tho water. With the uualntunco ol‘g
()mccra liorncy and Page, Officer;
{11111111 succeeded In gutting him out.
and than now in it that he solely land-
ed 110m. The water bath was; some
chock, to Kelley.
John” Buckley. of lirOuklyn.
home over Christmas.
-
AIAKE IR WAIER
. cd into the local har;bor this morning
' 1.21.2111. and onctenth feet.
, 1111:; mark by normal inches. Tonight?
title will he in at 10:37. and 13 80h
' I‘crris (‘oal t‘ompany and into the bins
11111: lili;.’.lilt.‘l'lil'ti by 4"
lltmr "
WW1 ’
1 TWO entire?
II 1111
Along the Local Shores But,
Subsided in Time, Sav-
ing Property ‘
SIREEI WAS‘IIEE
tonight by Some
0. ._..~..._.
The highest tide in four years 'ro
<""1111§.h1g destruction with it, thong
not of u sciious nature ’ihetlde we
duo to be high at Si; 53. and to rid
-lt exceed
dulcd to reach sci'cn feet, but an 01“
salt stated this morning that if
11orlhcastwind holds it will be highé
than this morning's rim}. 7
All who went anywhere mutt thehar
hor this morning were interested 1m
tho unusual spectacle. Meadows, .us
ually liars“. at ordinary llow titles. were"
completely hidden from View, the topav
of the mcadow amiss being covered
and undcr lzovcrnl inches of water. '1‘
harbor was filled with the driftwooci
picked up from the shores and Be,
scudding along before the wind on
surface. . . E
Lake in City Center.‘ ..
In \t'ator sit-cot. South Norwalk, lo~
twcou thc two sections of the Norwnlic';
iron Works. plant and between this
Ilutch & liailcy l.t1mlicr~(‘.ompany and
the Norwaih Iron Works plant (mutt!
wrest. iiifit}, there was a. lake. Hers
plunnt'd through water upto their ban».
lies and tho hubs of the wheels were
covert-d by the surface water.
I“Iil‘lilt'l‘ down Water street. at the
cornor of liarnnnul street. there was
it‘lmili‘l‘ 1.11111. 11111111111111 not as deep.
Water in Coal Yard.
'1‘1114 wall-r ran lil‘t'l‘ the docks of the
:1 111111» 1111 1 .11 yard 11:1 1111: converted. '
into .1 pond through which the teams
splashed as thvy rounded the structure
in living loadcd. . ‘
Inn 11111:. 1.11 111v Ilaith A: llailey (Tony ‘
pauy. V ‘
Trt'c Limb Hits Auto.
.i. .I, KI‘AIII)’, of ilidl‘prilt'ltl, wIlIID
drlrlh: up .\lui:1 alri-ol, )I‘SIZWIIHY af-
tcrnoon, In his: automobile. experienc~
ml a monitor uccldont to this muchino.
dcad llmh oi 11. Ill'c Imututl In front.
111.11. .I. lt.nld.1n :1 111111.; was torn by .f
tho wind lt‘mn tho lri'i' 1113}! full 11901:.“1‘
tho ("1". ll :‘Illit’It 1111' 11.1111 guard and
Iron hrnnlwt. ol 1' .. car which holds the ' .
It'onh 1'.1rl.1vt 111‘ l'm car which holds "it? I
llt'i'uao numln'r pinto. .‘dt‘. Ktilltiy .‘j
mado a oomph-hit 111 III-‘1 poilco about
llm arrhlrnt 11ml ilulinrd that the any ' *
:houhl pay Ihu cm} of the damaged.
Ii" wait t't-i'izrtml 111 :iiri-ot I‘tlllttltiuttitm.
:Elwtron. “ ‘ ‘
Wator at Drnwtirldgc.
’i‘lu- draw or 111m Imnpmury twirling H
' haul ll hm u or arm! and can! locum:
would 111ml Ilnalmi 1111 hintl iHitIVti Whi- .y
44
II tillillltil‘li nil third 11.11in)
.1. “MM.“
unnvr 111111115111 31:21.11
than 1511' air liIlIt‘i‘ stnula, 11c II).
1.121111")! roast Ht! 111.
itlli riliisl IIt‘I‘I llc lh
1.1111111 chops. III: lb.
hogs 11111111. lie and Inn 111.
13‘1an M lamb. the and 1:1 I120.
110111 of pork, lilo! Iii.
Home-madam link 3111111111111. 1813.
Fresh shoulders. tilt: 11).
Leon fresh horns. 18c 11:.
Choice young fowle, 220..
Native moaning chickens. its.
bong island ducks, Zlic in. ’
HAY as‘ 1141111.):le
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