1',
I urn-wager
1!.
.lhe regular prayer service.
PIAGE was
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
E. K. White. at manhunt. hes
been sddedbthe heathen-it lin-
niclpal plant's long list,“ consumers.
_..._._..: .
Several that Bide rm were mm
the throngs that eases the Beech-
Hsrnn last
evening.
_.,_ l.
Charles Newman. one of the bridge
employs. who lull been seriously iii
:1 the Isnsinn House. on Washing
ton street. continues to improve slow-
Mrs (Elbert E. Dean, oi the East1
Side. who has been visiting in Green
wich, where she has been quite ill.
has returned to her home on SeasideI
Place. . {2
Miss leaned; v.3 cowering, of
2 New Harm. is visiting her psmte
Mr. and hire. Cornelius Van Coever~3
.I, :IngIdoi l6 Gregor) Boulevard over the 1m, “tend“ the funeral of Mrs.
o are.
The regulnr monthly meeting of the
‘2 edit-lei board of the met avenue Moth
odist Episcopal Church .will be held
this evening at B: 30 o'clock. precedingi
7
Miss tiny Smith. of Edlie alenue.
“Wuhan-inelastic
”NWflths-itehcnlnthe
M "use I. I. «Itch. which was
Nile-Urdu Rev. Ir. Wilson.
IlllltthOf’Mudhhcbwar
“d teleuted Misuse lends a.
Numeral-ammunition
attending. 'l‘hsehurchchelrrender-
9" WW hm soon. sum
prietetotheeecuiouudmgym
Pm'dtobesnrrmou.
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News.“ I'm“
Mrs. aerosol lend. ti North ave
one. who has been ill for some time,
is slightly improved.
Many friends from this piece yes-
Edna Savage Jones. which was held
from St John’s Church, Noroton The
loan: lady was very popular here
and the news of her demise was re-
celved with great regret.
Members etfithe Roweyion Hose
ICompeny will hoop open house this
evening. and a feature ot the occa-
‘ lion. though the
peaceful one. Some claimed thus the Illa. at Kennel a m Cornelia .
who was one of the passengers on the “a will u. a. his Christmas tree
39391 “9W0 "0“” c" thm“ for the dresses. Refreshments will
eve when the power blow out. is able also be ION“. 1
in be about bliss Smith has been —.—-—-——-
under the are or Or. it ill. Perdue. i Mrs M L Vincent oi ltowayton.
1111110 was very ill and milked to
Charles But. who it“ been one Of Mr Vincents mother's horns st Vin-
ihe workmen on tile new bridge lob cent sum. Wntbmok sevonl weefs
for may months M bolus ill "19 ago. in the hopethst tlrechsnge would
employ of the Icilsrg Berton Gom- merit her. is in u very critical con
pony. has resigned his mull. end dltion stpreeent. enlisting (ruin drug
returned to his horse in Hoboken. N poisoning. through a doctors mistake.
1- ihlrs Vincent. 8n. is also iii and files
ibeen tor sores time. with sciatica
appearance.
oral times children came very near
An musty Yen's ruck:
service viii he held by the emitters
oi— the nest ”12:538. 1th this
evening. The wills at ill
o'clock. .snd mien to be one oi
great interest. A large number of
the optimum: are looked (or m.
eryono being urged to attend
A hmdm bronze tablet has been
installed on the cement railing at the
new Wuhinuou street bridge On it
are inetulhed the names ot the corn.
panics engaged in the-building or the
new strum end its engineers. J.
B. Grelner. consulting. engineer, of
Baltimore. M. W. Waiters Pagan.
resident engineer. Melisrg Barton
Company. of (31mm. on named on
the tablet. which makes an attractive
The (rate tor crossing the new
Washington sci-set bridge is just new
oil its height, when the two leaves of
the tint! srecioeed. us they ornith-
quently dimughout the day. The'
honor is e. dungerous one to enquire at
this time. however, because or the
tact that the flooring oi the draw has
not been completed. Yesterday sew
tailing into the harbor. and a. warning
has been issued not to use the struc‘
ture until it is thrown open for regu-
lar tredlc.
The wedding oi‘ bliss Helen Atwood
Faust, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John
J. Faust. formerly-2 or the Bast Side.
and now oi Glen Cove, N. Y,. tool:
place last evening at 8 o'clock. when
Miss point was «111nm marriage to
Harold L, Merton-throttlinent young
man of that place. The First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church. oi Glen Cove.
was the scene 0! the pretty wedding.
Rev. Mr. Florist. some years ago, was
in charge a: the Fleet aVsnue ll. I
Church, and is well known locally.
Mrs. inked. We smell girl
when living on the East Side. has
many friends here.
Dicken‘s wonderful "Christmas Car.
oi" was recited in s. most remarkably
interesting end entertaining manner
last evening by the Rom H. E. Wilson.
holiday Spedsis
Millie Lost Flour 5 [he 2for soc-
Sugar lplhttorhqoo
{Fancy Florida Sweet OrangesII
Bold sen Creamery fitter 3621:
senor-n
Ii- vii
‘:-'27;2""‘?‘.§f2!“II
rhenmntisll.
.
who is inaprnnuatVer-serun‘i‘hei
«simpler: rend told oi the man'- I“
night in prison and the any hetero!
he was shot. Dr. Boyle use rend| :fgl 2‘.
. m... .. o. .1... m... “.1 ' 9f W“. FFW‘
new in the Herald. and nine nn-i ~ '
other u‘nwlfiljsed gory. Severed gun- I
or new were dun by 8 Alien;
Smith of South florwalk. . .
ileum s Hurst “H Isr-
W — ——,‘
Those who hopes to see the Token- i . .
eke road proposition tail thronghi m u N u “11“'“ l.
M
were disappointed Tuesday night. 1
when the town meeting accepted the 1
report or the selections and author-i
some discussion at the unsound. 11?
sdmcstee or both sides at the ques-
meeting '3' . Abbot Lew Dow—-(sther.in inNew Ca
present Tokeneke road could be im- 3 Mt “d We Dow Hine—
proved the dangerous and steep turn
of “0811's Hill (which has cum all
this trouble. snwny). could be cut
one rand to maintain. There will now the 3m court, an“,
the building of e. hall-mile or reed-
wsy. and the moving heck of the Au
stin house. c. F Pentenst ir. wlli
probably [Gt the contran for {NI on II, ‘ hit h. 1.“ hm ‘ net, estate
work, he having the io'eet bid. sw of“ 7””.
9“ _______ i What no ielt eutetdeot this state the
”Webmudledonotshow. Acopy
of his will. however. sttsehed to the
racers which will was execs ted starch
13. 1907- shows. theflle directed his
estate to be distributed es fellows. at.
tor all debts wereusld:
The l‘hristmnstoelebration of he
Presbyterian Sunday-school filled 1hr.
church at Newton Thunder llllihi
with merry audience or young peo—
ple and old. The cantata. “in Winter
Land," words by lites Ussie do Arm-
dud. music by .i. W. Lennon. was
well sung. and went with plenty or
finger. The part of King Winter
was finely taken by Llewellyn ilronl-
lield. itichard liaw’es made e dram-
atic Jack Frost. George Tyler. imr ..
”Imam“ Th6 Wind m a bum” lug oi her mother and herself as a
we), and Channel Tyler was a colJ- m" painted b’ “90‘9”” “‘1 “3 0"
ilal Santa Claus. The other pans lsinel sold frame
were taken by members oi the school i Wanna Do. "M1", 9mm"
as .1 whole. After the cantata. appro- and seller “New.“ by my uncle and
priate gifts were distributed to the
scholars and teachers, together wt in aunt. M“ “d 3"" A A how, on the
boxes of cnndiul. oranges. etc. A tiny mm“ of my wings 1° her moth
lot. George Fisher. was applauded enOct. 14.1889.”
tor his solo Richard P. Shelton pro-i
by Bonehervllle, called “in retour do
is Cheese.“
skill and mastery. The committee of
announcements was composed of “‘9 “d Clarion mm 3‘30")“ non-
Miss Bessie u. Weed chairman; 11m in. IN. being the executors.
George Fisher. Miss Susie “Monti
The committee celled in the aid of
Mrs. Eugene T. Burgomr and Mrs
Richard F Shelton. who proved very Iu'ernre; ”500.009 in jewelry: ti.
Postmuter dial-2v: s. Acknrt ”was
in‘ltew Yuk any yesterdsr attend-Will
ing the lnsrrlsge or his brother Iii/113“
llanl rt. mun ui’u'ra “Addie lick-
ner. at New York. The ceremony was
ipeflonnedhythelhev. Ir. CrmlasmlsestnthosmedRiverChspd.mm-motthecmcoieny
.Preehyterisnelngysiee or thst city evening . I II 5
Mr. Aoltert wet I turner resident of
llowayton. and is well~l1uowa here
At the eeuelnsieu oi the ceremony
the bride“! mm Med. for
Schsghtioohe. New York. whereihe
will make their future home.
The Depth and 'IIeihodlst contra
gstions will unite rerun watch night
service is the mist Church to
night. The first meeting of will“
Mutts. will begin st 0 r. 111. Then
will follow e social hour. light 1" Song—”Glory in the nighnt“-—achool.
ireahmentu was served by the M1“ Responsive Reading. ,
oi the church NM! am "'9” dleoltstlorl— Merry Xmas"——Albsri
winheepresehlngnrvinwheathe
sermo- will so emu hr 3" E 3- societies—coon
Assam. This meeting will close
withsconsecretloseerflee. Allure
invited teem-uliiyoucennot
mmtmaanomlce.
cemetermtdll. ' 3
91311411
ORO'l‘ONI
‘The report or the Norwdk Hospital
is being considered with interest byI
local folk
‘1 i
1
The Dorian library. too. has a
Christmas-tree. tusteflllly decorated
in honor or the semen.
Work on the new Dorian garage is
nearing completion. It will be on
nttrectlvo building when finished.
Darlen‘s "R. F. D." wagon was
damaged when Benjamin Raymond's
horas ran swuy on Holiday alter—
noon. The accident occurred at the
home of Ir. W. who is the .
mail-carrier.
Edward Buddy. I1 years of age.
died at his home here. after an ill—
ness lasting about six months. Tues- ,
day afternoon. He wee s resident at
Del-ten some it yours. end vvss tor-
meriy an employee oft-e Yale &
Towns teeter: in Mord. The ruin
ere] service will he held or. his lute
home on the Old King‘s Highway 2 ’
indey. st 6 p. In. W.- Inter-
usentvrlllhehuresnweedeemm
Awltonndtwisssls.onenrsldentI
orDertenesds-ether‘lwrhllsnei-
smut-inmates. . _. 2 ..
Mvtoiumonmmmemhuwmuwmu.nngs~
flmflfimwemu mmmmmunngr
. depths! lhlsuueryfdymhe shuns
inmmmesmmu
memwmummmtwdouamemmmo
was heldintheBrostiver Chapel!” ministerte Belgium is ill;
lest night. and wee s most successful Hrs. Dow issued the Brooklyn lnstl
y sdalr. There was s very large attend. into some paintings from the collection
“and the children did finely hdthebuheolOelmmuredfiv
. every number. Kaspar aesley wothsrfstlsu'whlletnthediplemstlcser- -~
2.vioe ‘ '1
“WINNER
11110131111111.1118
lspuh’lnfluhllellw
the prise of ii for perfect suehdsnce
everyfludsyoltheyesr.ssdslsose~
cured the 32.60 gold piece for securing
the largest number or new scholars
The program presented was aerollows:
:Hoily.
Clleel'fi-v-Wiiiisl‘n
Bluncherd.
Recitation— “Last Xmas" _.. Robert ““1”” M h‘
Marshsll. a“
Sour-“The Fir Trees Are Wevlns"
School.
I [Ml-m Dec. so. -—wns a loaded
shotgun over his shoulder. William To
Recitation-"'l'he ‘i-‘irst Kmes”-lliare pmeky. of Southllofl. lied e busy even
dlolly. lug mood out 1hr himself lest night.
Recitation—"A Present ior Msnis"~ i'l‘he murderer oi his stepson for when:
Paul James. he was searching. murder oi! two other
Bong—"Ohristmas Time‘ '.-—Mrs New- inert and a hurry trip but: lilo his home
man's Close to murder his four children and then
Insulation—Marjorie Guiles. commit suicide well the cheerful pro—
Recitatlon— -—-“0ns sweet Word"—~De-.m which Tepro’shx calmly announc-
nom Marshall. ' ed he hsdplanned.
Recitation—“The Xmas fetory"~1.ou- mum To, Be lnssne..
Recitation—iris Ezequelle.
Recitetmnwhlllton Cable.
lse Cable. That murder would probably” have
Bong—"Behold the Orient Ster"-- heen"cormultted hid not the man'
School. ibeen apprehended and disarmed
Recitation~liirnest Heloise. leeelus likely. Timothy is believed to
Song—“hilt Up Your Voices"~»8chool-' be. insane and it. is: the opinion that-
“Hsrd Times ior GeorslB"—Ern0fi the death of his wile two weeks ngo.
Holmes iagsrevstod his case. He has mourn
“Santa Claus" ~lllllsworth Bedell. ed her loss and left with the four
'nlotherle-e children; Teprcsky is be
‘ lieved to be dangerously insane.
l Teprceky was accosted by a neigh-
bor- who inquired the reason for tot-
~.tng the gun. Teproslty confided his
pleasant plans. The neighbor tele-
phonedloto Deputy,:6herilll. it. ill-
wood. who arrived on the scene and
took the gun sway from the crater}
ST P CATAPRH! OPEN
‘0 NOSTRILS Mill Il'lEAD
¥2srmnvw up...“
i’l‘hemsnwssloehsdlnapadded
eellsnd was very indignant because
he could home his trust? can in
with hire. the dish-held se-
12 inch will apply to the Probate
. d. is? “
teed them to do the work There '5" BROOKLYN, N. Y.. Dec. 30.—~An sir .2
pulse! of the New York estate left by 1.
Mbrmortsammsmo ':
”m Which report todsy in on 3'.
down. and then there woulsbeonly filohsreinthooauogmcmog ..
that i;
be two. The new proposition means 'h-u‘mlhowusmfl I .I.
dwmfl.a..psssedswsyst-I
momma“ York city. ..
Hem li- Grene~sn oil pslnting
earned: it. Bancroft-74m oil psint- 22
The rest of the estate to Carola Ban ‘ ”
sided lit the piano in his customary to“ Dow. widow 0‘ Wakefield N. H. .
The gross New Tort: saute amount- 2
lies Roxie and Nine Vernon Bulllh. ed {0 35,830.“; m W 0! 323-“ ..
incssh; melmnm; «00.00111 if
m.
h
Small loin pork
s Lamb chops
Smelt 16c lb.
groom hesitant; numbed is 000.000 in furniture: siphon worth at Shoulder Stool.- ..... 16¢.
our "mill [.0613 upor unmm m etc.» .I‘R “(I St k IIIIIII
gisrsmntondent. Flder Runner 1‘ 31M 11M. M .2". m of .2 “22‘1“" cgtcak 1-3;
a "‘ WM“ Tm” “m ‘ ‘2 PiglhiE seer.
_, “ IE Thufdln'lILbrl-bo'l‘rtufler Tax' ~I-
m AW. were thrown out. "I L. Pot Roast ’
ii ~10¢ 18¢" 20¢
3m" Rm" in...» Whit-$.31: w ’ '
Ieharue or The Nauru-use lndustrlel ll ELL" 12%? ”0220‘,
1" '-‘-"""' Waleoulllewmm I-IeIe wruI ..... ~12y2¢
Ice is being. 2mm“. on lulu-l lit-Downers «more ~ rigs Liv'ér ..... 8:121
dinthisplsce: .. «new mmgemwibs-wtr... 1 ;
. ‘2 . “:2 mummm.lflfiu' ,_,‘ _ .-’- .- .
0 F SCHULTZE 03.11.
” “2:”:3’33?“ Sanitary Markets . ..
Speciaisior the rest oi Ihe week.
TO THE PUBLIC. We have no cold storage poultry in our
markets and we assure the public that we .
ave no left over slack.
to roast
Small legs of lamb
Small fresh shoulders
Fancy fresh killed Turkeys . .
Stewing fowl 18c lb. Small roasting chickens 181: i;
, Fancy fresh killed, Homedressed roasting Dutk 25c
2.2 . BEST QUALITY ofFRESH FISH
SpaniSh mackerel lZ‘éc
Steak cod 12921: Steak salmon 14c Blue fish 14c
Piga' Kidneys ........ 8¢
I Large I’Pincapples rec Gull
GrapeFruit . . 4 for 25¢
Sweet Potatoes .. soc pk.
Green Beans ...... rec qt.
White Onions . ; .. 5:: qt.
Escaroli 1:521:32. I192: thl
Lranbtrms .-..I2.,.. 6c qt.
Mushrooms ........ 50c lb.
Painters ......
11v Willi STATES
Willi fill ilk Will
luldiletlastwlhue Itsllsli
Isllrsped Silasssts‘
2 WASHINGTON; Dec. 31.-—~llow the
illnitsd States: could end the European
war in ninety days by cutting off the
export oi war supplies. was described
yesterday by RepresenlstlveVollmer
allows. to the House Foreign Affairs
Committee. 2 With Representative
whoidt. be endorsed a iolnt resolu-
tion to empowarthe President. in
his discretion, to prohibit such on
. W enlbnrgoes (rem 1794
down to the Mexican arms emhsrgo of
1018" were cited by- Vollnlsr. in a.
Nest-mum to support the cow
stitutionsl right of Congress to act.
"President Wilson." he said. “sues
pendd the embargo of export of arms
endfllunnitions' to Mexico interests
through neutrality as sweet neutral»
it: on new.
“i ludnlsln that the pending reso-
index: is in line with the historic repu-
tations! this nation as thegrestsst
" advocate otpeece. It is not. in line
with that reputsticn to supply the
instruments or murder to European
nations. Are we to take the position
lions? Are we to go upon our knees
and prey tor peace. and at the same
mente to Europe? Are we to plead
with God 191' peace with the blood
money in our pockets?
"We are now in the position or
sending dollars 101‘- Bolgium and dum
am lbullets" Itor Germany."
Representative Vellum: emphaticst
en in this" wer.‘ liter people are unit-
ed and determined to light to the last
drop of blood. liithls war continues
it will go on end on until sit the
world is dressed down to bankruptcy.
"There is only one notion whose
lines of notional interest on holle-
to held not only Klee am. but the“
int the archehypocrite among the ne- .
time supply the death dealing lnstru- I
ly declared doorman moot be heet- .
lonely opposed to. ours. i do not heels
tale to' predict that Japan proposes
tones or out mm which .11.: his“ I.
.- Merlot- ouster the oldest resident
"i believed and verdant who have
haul in 0ernls’rly any" replied IVollmer
“thrit the Gerunds look with grave
displeasure on shipnlents oi hulls to.
the Allies.”
Represenintive Berthoidt “laid the.
committee that by “doiiar neutrality
the United States was alienating Ithe!
irieudship oi Germany ind Austria. 1
"The alliance of Great Britain with
Japan is not good onion tor our IuIture
in the Pacific. we ere now selling our
neutrality for British gold.“ said he.
“is it your contention that uhile
technically we are neutral, we are
reslly one at the Allies. supplying the
bullets for the others?" asked Repro
sentetive Cooper.
"i believe we are "partlcops crim- l
into.” "said Represenistive Dnrtholdt
‘ in the insisting and killing of men. theI
making 0! widows .andI. orphans and g
the prolongation oi! the war."
Wilton" Bartholdt declaredl
shixunente oi .wsr- munitions since
the war began worsted “50.000. DW.‘
“1 am convinced." said he in con
cluslon, "that by cutting of: the ex !
portstlon of those usr supplies wei
can bring the war to a’close very:
soon. And the shutting on or just one
month at we: would mean more to
us than all the profits thst themanu .
lecturers of war supplies could mske!’ '
The committee arranged to hearj
delegations from. New York. Chicago.
and Philadelphia, beginning Monday
It
i
2
7 ”Gums
ngfl‘
B'llerifl Elwood of Fairiieid. and:
Lele P. Beach were visitors in town
last night. . 1
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2
mole are still being csught in meet 1
numbers in the local harbor and a!
number of fishermen are still spoar- 3
log the ash- ,, 1
o.
Arrivals at the Westport hotel tor
teddy lucuude the hurries at H. D.
Sherman oi Bridgeport. and Phillip
IConrphsll. oi. Preludeuce.
W
oi the friends or Sensual B.
“ Cudahvs Rex Home 18¢
one kaI I. . i ,rcsll Shoulders... .1. .I ,14,¢
I214 I:
II'!.
14c lb.
14c“ 22
f‘
0-.
A...
14c, ,
121/2c- 22c. ‘
251:”
Native eels 16c"
,
Egg Hunt ...... loc each
Lettuce ......... ‘ loc head .
Popcorn .......... 8c «lb.»
('iraugcs ......... 15c doz
.Appbzs ....... 311;: pk.
15¢?
L'urially' s I). C Hams 20¢
Smoked Shoulders .
[Fresh Hams 1‘.‘.'.'. ..’. 16¢ ’~
l
i
in”: .o 1.. “Hull 11!an
so"... that he is gettinohlrngtfi
as might be expected undoi- i e clr-I
cumstnnces. Mr. Wheelér's iiror'liii'r‘!
4 atlelllllrig. administering 'oomtI'ortsI'. - In
gtlreI' :1is nine;
" "2 re ,1
A small bhze gt the home 0! ll 11-
r) Raliegh in (20mm resulted in. a
call tor. the Cornuo' Volunteers “111 r.
o'clotflt .Mondny evening. but ”till-11
isorvices were not needed as tho .iho
was extinguished before their er.
rlxal. The Compo chcmlval upper tIus
was Int the Reliegh homo three.
utrs after the alarm was soundbd
which is creditable time. The lire 11:1—
mage was confined to‘ tho mnili'
room and no damage resuliml u-x
cent the scorching of some null 11n—
Der.
Many of. the friends intown
Bertha Mn). daughter of Mr. and
\irs Benjamin Bmlhclion. or tho
Roseviiio district. passed one)" this
morning at the home of her- pnréllis.
The late Miss Brotherton was ha) 11 .
in the district in which she had its all
during the years of her life. and his
a wide circle of friends and seq nin-
tnnccs who will be deeply moved
to learn or her decrease. The funeml
will be held Saturday afternoon: mi
52 o'clock. will the Rev. Kcnfipth
Mackenzie. rector of Holy Trinity
church. odlcleting with the R3“ 1.
L Barber of the Greens Form; C n- -
gregatlonal church. and the in or-
merit will follow in Willowhrook ce‘
Imctery. this town.
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