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i0 AEAA PAESAllAl’S MESSAGE
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Represented, and Mrs.
Gall is Among Those Who
There Was Perjury in the Loewe
Case, Itev, Dr. Shanley Assets
Local Office Issues Instructions
Covering Addressing, Wrapping,
etc. — Ilovt You Should Pacit
Gifts Sent By Mail
6H ifli CiliiiiS 0lii 0i
Iieard Document on Pro-i
paredlless i
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.‘ The House
galleries were packed tilree Ilours be- In a powerful sermon otl tile sub,
tore the time for President Wilson to 1901 0T “OHIhS.” at St. l’t‘l€l"s (’hUI‘t‘h.
deliver his annual address. and hull-iltanburl'. Sunday morning. the tier.
dreds of disappointed ones who had;Walter J. Shanley. LL. 1).. emphasized
failed to get the coveted tickets of tile nature and soiemnity of the oath
admission lined the corridors of the and the enormit." 0f lh? crime 0T DH",
Capitol or stood on the plaza outsido‘ljury and during Itis remarks made.‘
to get a glimpse of the President as references to the trial of tile case of.
he passed in. l). E. Loewe & (‘0. against members}
There were unusual arrangements of the l'nited Halters and asserted
to preserve order. Only those who had that ill tllat trial witnesses perjured'
Till IIIENCIIIS” Iii XMAS
tickets of admission were permitted themselves to the judge and jury.
\ If You Want to You Can Insure
to go to the upper galleries, and eiu.l ltr. Shallley spoke not ollly of the;
site rumor of some salt of a woman sacredncss oi' the oath taken by a} ChriflflflS Gifts—Be sure and
etil‘fragist delllotlstration brought out witness in a court of justice bill of. _
extra guards, which were spritlkledithat of citizenship. and said that there‘ “"0" IntMons
among the spectators and in tile cor-iwere many who failed to realize the
:ridors through which the President‘sct'iousness of this oath and of their‘
bad to pass. A number of men werefduties as citizens, especially ill vol-i
placed at commanding pOsitiolls in theiing.
You want to get the clerks of the
‘ . {stores and post offices out of “the
I-‘ullerles. i The large congrega'ton included trenches" by Christmas, don't vou‘.‘ 'I‘o
Officials welt: silent about the pro-,nlany persons connected with the hat-‘do tilis, howpvon you must Am on|\
partitions, but it was said at the (‘api- tillg industry and the preaclter’s ""1th your Christmas shopping 98,-],
lot that word of a plan of some of marks in relation to the Loewe ctlsejbup up well do your (‘hristntas mail:
the more militant Suffragists to make attracted especial attentiorr'hr. Silfln'flng early. '
a demonstration had colttc to light. It‘lley's arraignment and denunciation of The “way pm, 0m,.,._ [0,. your con-
was said that lawyers l-epreselttillg‘perjury ill all forms was scathing. lie vcnlence. furnishes a 11M 0} “mg“.
the women had made all examinationreferred tiurillg his remarks to ihe‘iions‘ “hp-h you can in your (‘hriat-
oi the precedents governing contempt honesty of justices of the supreme mus m i ‘
III the House. and front that aciionjcourt who deal with the case and in-Abenpm not mm- to yourself btlt [0 the
otllcials suspected that something was.cidentally corrected all impressionlposi ofllce officials who 8'“, Sum“
[ppm-v Ida-pied. ,‘that he said existed among some 0"“) get out every piece of Illilllt‘l'
When the galleries had been fliiedililose interested in the Loewe caseimanm to its destination in time {6,
'with the usual visitors. the otiicialitltat the justices were elected. point iCltrIstmas.
ailing, carry out with enormous‘
tumour 7
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MAAAAS EAAll
industry in Tlis Country Even
When War Ends
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\‘l'ASiith‘i'I‘ON. itec. 'i.~——(‘ongress
Illlan Ebenezer Hill was the first (‘on-
Inecticut member to introduce a bill
jat this, session of Congress.
A immediately at the ending of the
ropening prayer with the rap of the
‘speaker's gavel, Mr. Hill dropped a
bill ill the basket aimed to I Stablish
plants for the manufacture of dyes in
the l'nited States by protecting them
by tariff anti other means.
The bill is entitled "An Act to Pro-
vide Revenue for the Government, and
to Establish and ‘Maintain the Mann-
fat lure of Dye St It‘s.“ In commenting
.upon his bill this noon Mr. Hill said:
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"My bill is ha d on the report of
tile t'llemical all Iiye Stuffs commit-
tee of the Allleri n ('hellllcal society,
thaw' York seclio dated November 6.
'1915, alld very 5- (mg assurances are
given that if en ed into law it will
result ill nlalluf turers starting inl-
lmeditllely to (let ‘ op the whole Indus
;lr_v and putting ulldanl energy and
capital into it \\i the assurance that
they will be no p ected after the war
its will enable 1 m to maintain the
industry in this untry.
"The practical amine in die stuffs
whit It now exists In the l'nited Sta-tes,‘
alld not only in the l'nlted States. but
ill the whole world. is proof of the
supreme folly which is now shown in
allowing one nation to control all the
others In anv industry. When it comes
to the poitlt tilltt
fuctllrels are ('Dlllpelied to scour
China for the Aleavillgs of th‘lllilli
dyes Ill order to con'inue their man
ulacturing oper tions ill America. it
would seem "s Iti'nuull it wits high
’linle to pllt this nation on it self-re-
liant and independent basis. and the
‘ization was financed with money I'ur-
American nlanuM
executive gallery. .
plac'es Were occupied by‘Governmentigive a resume of his sermon for pub-{me
. the front rows of the benches.
parties came ill. Mrs. Gait. the I’resl-i
WA.
Other reservedl
omeiail‘ Mill thIlr wives. The diplo-L
:tnatic gallery was unusually weii-flll-L
ed. the Latin-American members be-.
ing largely represented. ‘
Just before 12:30 o‘clock the mem-
bers of the Senate, marching two by}
two. went over to the House cllamberj
and took seats reserved for them int
Com-j
llllttees had been appointed to meet
Allie President on his entrance to tllei
Z building and take him to the Speak-I
. er’tl room. where he awaited the mo-'
* testimony taken in Stamford in the.
‘ wiilat testimony shall be placed in the
‘tlottce yesterday. from the clerk of the
meat for entering the House chamber.
Just after twelve thirty o‘clock thcA
President took his place at thet'lcrk's'
dealt with his manuscript ill hand
trendy to begin. Everybody ill the
House. floors and galleries alike, rose
up and cheered.
.The President's message will
found on the eighth and third pages.
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Annmmn
Attorney Milton Fessenden received
be
House of Representatives. that the
Hill-Donovan contest will be opened
on Dec. 14, before the clerk of the
House and It will then be determined
hands of the Committee on Contested
Elections. Judge Henney and Mr.
Fc’ssenden, counsel for Congressman
E. J. Hill, and Mr. Cummings. coun-
sel for former Congressman Donovan,
are expected to be present on tllal
date. The letter front the clerk con-
veyed to Mr. Hill‘s counsel the first
official information that the testimom‘
had been sent to the clerk of the
House.
JUDGE CASE DISSDLYES
t DUDLEY HOYT’S iIIIUIIDTIDII
Wednesday of last week Dudley E.
Hoyt, of the Norwalk investment
Company, served an injunction. signed
by Judge Case. of Bridgeport. to re-
strain Raymond Brothers from having
execution made in the case of Ray--
illg out the fact that they are appoint-t
all to their positions. l
Dr. Stanley declined yesterday Atoi
lication, saying that his remarks were.
addressed to his congregation and‘
that he preferred not to give lhemi
further publicity. ‘
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Mike Morris. charged with intoxiclt-i
lion, breach of the peace and assault.
was this morning. by Judge George
II. Vosbtlrgh, fined $7 and costs.1
amounting to 313. Mike. on Day street,
Saturday night, assaulted one JosephI
Glitch with a salt-cellar. As a re-‘
sult he was arrested by Oiilcer R. A.‘
Gainor. It is evident that Mike is
trying to be more original in the use‘
of weapons than were the Pine street-
offenders who recently used forks,
lighted lamps. bones and pieces of:
iron in several squabbles.
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AST. (‘ATHERINES Ont.. Dec. 7——
Fire which started in the sifting room-
and spread with such rapidity that'
employes had but bare time to escape.
did between $300,000 and $400,000
damage toda' to I
Maple Leaf Milling Company, flour'
manufacturers. The entire mill build-j
tag was destroyed. as were the Hoop
er shops and stables.
Soldiers quartered here aided by,
citizens. helped the combined fire!
fighting forces of St. Catharines andi
nearby towns which hurried to the:
scene to prevent a serious conflagra-A
tion. For a time It was feared thatl
the fire wottld sweep the length of St.;
Paul street. the towns leading thor-i
ollgllfare. upon which the mill front-
the plant of the'
‘ed. Tile absence of wind prevented]
a more serious fire.
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BRICK BLDDII MAY
REPLACE BURIED BUILDING
Building
Inspector Clarence I.
1 mond Brothers vs. The Norwalk‘ln- Finch will insist that the fire-wrecked
vestment Company, in which Judge J..
, R. Booth, of‘Danbnry. rendered judg-i
*wllere he saw Judge Case. who dis-i
. j Audrney. Freeman: Light, 'of Light
m'ent in favor of the plaintiffs.
& Light, who represented ‘Raympudf
Brothers, today visited Bl'ldgeport.A
solved the injunction. This means}
that Mr. HoytAand the Investment
: Compam' will be obliged to vacate
the, building at the corner of Hanfor‘dinew buildings and, improvements on
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Place and South Main
.mperty involved in the case.
Mrs. Kate Lindsley building, on North
Maingstreet, not. be re-built. In a con-
gferent‘ge with Mrs. Lindsley this morn-
;l‘ng. the.owner seemed satisfied
to
have, a new building erected in its
stead. . .
, Inspector Finch states that a new
block would have to be of brick or
hollow tile, or of some fireproof ma-
terial. In view of the many other
street. the North Main street. the probable brick
block will be hailed with satisfactidn.
.ing.
l iQuartermaster~Cyrus M. Benjamin.
B0810" MAN [00K8 HEREWIIICH of the Day—Seneca Harris. {
Officer of the Guard—Samuel Cunning-
\ou are asked (0 do your report of tile Ch lnical Association In
. , ‘ _ , Athc clearest and at intelligent pres"
Patrons m having, ”are?” “‘“ghedlentation of the “situation which halt
Ereofig‘s‘bgfl‘}; “323:2"; :i‘lgufélf°:'yet been made of this whole. subject.
i "0 A v v . A
u, be weighed and rated as to class (“by men who are thoroughly familiar.
. with the lndustrv in '
contents. For illstance.te|l the man-”1m. are speaking"l d know whereof
at the window if what your package ’l‘h ‘ ‘
~ . e Committee on ' .\ a
contains is perishable or fragile. or if has bpen increased b§“‘l;o“’l‘x‘l‘egl‘;::.
lt lillly require speciaiiycareful handI-‘lmd both places were assigned to R92.
Aptlbilcans. Tile two additional mem.‘
_bers will be It}. J. Hill of [he Fourth
AConncctlcut. and Nicholas Longworth..
.of Ohio. hotlt former members of this
Acommittee. The committee will stand
as follows: Democrats 14, and Re;
(Continued on Eleventh Page.) .
ipubllcans 8. 1
. All of the members of the Conne’cti-
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Because she pays taxes, Miss Mil.
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noon called on Mayor Lari Axel um“ NAMES NEW offmks‘
trout, and told him she thought the
city should survey her property,‘
which she described as being in 8' ~— A
il)Ol'Gl.-ASS—~—24 er. ‘
The annual election of officers of
“Jangle.”
Miss Millard wants to sell her pro-i
, . , ’Douglass Fowler Post. G. A. it, was‘
party, and claims that stakes hx"‘°‘h¢dd last eVening. with the following
been driven clipping off two feet of It. . result: ‘
Site was told «by both the mayor and 3 Commander—Christian Swartz
corporation counsel Edward M. .mk,§Senior Vive (Yommander—Wiliiami
. . 1 Frederick Brown. i
wood that the city had no jurisdiction;Junior Vice Commander—Benjamin F'i
ill a matter of that sort, and site Timpson.
should retain counsel. Adjutant—George E. Smith.
—— Surgeon—Hiram Brundage.
iChaplain——Hiram Brundage.
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fok WIll MADE IN {Trustees—Chas. F. Hallock 2 yrs. 3
i Cyrus M. Benjamin 1 yr. 1
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City Clerk Stephen Dokus has re-
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clan who would like to secure very i
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much a “genealogical abstract" of the.
will of Richard Raymond. which was}
apparently made .in Norwalk uomel
time between 1676 and 1692. The.
city clerk will refer the matter to thei
office of the town cler and the pro-Mauve citizens
bate office.
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will meet tomorrow i
iNorwalk Board of Trade.
fGrand Jury has subpoenaed
[late Dr. Booker T. Washington,
imeet in Grace Baptist church. of which
iHIS Clii 0N MAPAW.
.you know, of New York city. tentpofi
An enthusiastic group of represen iarily visited here last eveninv when
night at 8 o'clock in Roodner's Hall,idispostng of her famous nut-rill ave-
Ato discuss the revival of the Southnue house
All busi-jHGgelien.
DID IABOR’S SEAMAN PtRlIlIPAiItN IN "W
ifli Mi80P0iAM|AN CAMPAIGN
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‘tVon Der Goltz Named a
Commander oi the 'I‘ur-A
kish Forces, and opera-
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Random ,
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David Lamar, “Wall Street Wolf , '
in S Iiet as Paymaster for‘Doctlment Prepared By Bisseili "ans Allah‘s. British W.
E ”if tel n A & Associates Will Be Disctssed; Be Resumed-—Entente Alc
""2 "I; f “film's Meeting A‘ lies Continue War CDIII-
munnn “"
~—- "The adjourned annual meeting, at ‘A naming Of Field Marshal von 6’
which the report will again be takenI G01” as co nder of the Tur-
President DI CDIIDCII 53! it lift“ up will be held in the Fitch School kish forces in Mesopotamia is
on Fl'ldtli' evening. A summary of the.:
i
the East Norwalk'
sewer department,’
The report of
ilire depal'tlllenl.
electric plant and other general mac, - - . _
tcrs concerning the Third District, as} German parthlpatlon on a lar‘.
i
iprepared by H. E. Bisseii 6i Asso-‘sca1e in the MCSOPOMian carn-
i
ciates, is being distributed for the} paign is probable. according to
general illfOI‘illaiiOIl UI‘ IIIP Cilizf‘llfi.i reports reaching Switzerland. Tb ’
U. 5. Out of the War -H‘lt01'l follows 'commented upon in this connec-
Exhibit "A." A tion.
Balance Sheet as of August 31, 1913.1: In some quarters it is surmised
. Assets. .
NEW YORK DH" 7'4““) “”9““ linestnlent ill Eectric I’Iant, $50,311.341that the German efforts agam't
activities of la'bor's national peace. .the British in the east may b
council in stirring tip strikes in war 9.993.14idircctcd towards the Persian Glilf
llltlnillon factories continued under 7".
inlestigalion here today by the teller- Net Investment “0 319.20 rather that} the Suez Canal, “
‘ ' ’ has been hinted.
at Atirand .illi‘v. District Attorney l , ‘ . , ‘ r
' nlestnlellt lll sewer system. $48,1011] .
t. . ', . ) A i y; , ~ I ..
Malsllalls statement that tie OI'LlIi Investment in tire house. and ‘ The general war Lmum] of tit
fire alarm system, $13,665 85 Entente Allies is being continued
Less depreciation, 3,665.80 in Paris under the presidency of .
#“"""""A General Jofl're. the French com-
Less excess of liabilities
over Assets.
nished by Franz von iiintelen through
David Lamar was the first oliicial no-
tice concerning the alleged activities
of von lilntclell, although it ilitii been In” H“ m m 'l't'iAtlglt l’ark‘losfggiiiig manderénfhicf.
. . A . .. . .' As e t - - ‘ , .
reported that he was tonllutttlwtlh l w ”H ‘ 'bli- float "000 An unconfirmed report that .
tnovcltlcnts I0 tle tip war munitions l“*~ ”t-l 1“ ltlA i . » .. AB 1 . . f .
plants. Von Ilintelell was indicted illfilll'flflt‘t‘ I‘l‘t‘lt‘dld 0“ fin’ ‘ u garlan 1“ antry regiment
here last October on a charge of try- NOUM'. 67- 3 mutlned when ordered to the (33'-
ing ,0 forge a passport ,0 assist Ills illltxrost [ll-opillti on tire m" lipoli Peninsula to fight with the
rt turn to Ail‘llllfllly.' :Ilc is now ill the lions“. ‘ . low)“ Turks has reached London -.1
custody of the British Government. Interest prepaid on sewer .
3533]? through Amsterdam Three hip},—
. . . .. tdred of the mutineers are said to
Lamar is under sentente to sent 1 .
II. term in the Atlanta Penitentiary for (continued on Sixth p.33.) A have been shot.
having impersonated Representative A Distrust of Greece continues to
A. Mitchell I’almer,‘of Pennsylvania,‘
but is free on bail. i . ”fie texgrengivey the pmszld tit}: , .
The organization of Labor's Nation} I ‘I n en t: o ere. non y, .«é
at Peace Council was announced in _ _ _ iFrench and Italian newspaper]. . "
Washington last year. its headqtmp; N l K . H ) 1 \N iMore vigorous measures to in.
tern were In Chicagov Jacob t. Ta‘y- ] _ A . .Aduce Greece to comply with the
tor, of East Orange. .\. J.. now presl- A“ d d d bci d
dent of the Council, said after Mr. "——“' 1° eman S are "it? urge '
Marshall's statement became public. The bicycle owned by Fred Hawltes, According to reports in Hill.
that be welcomed a federal Investlga of the East Side has some mysteri-i land. the. German lines in France
tion of the Council’s activities and‘ous charm about it that some people . n . if
that it had been a factor In keepingisimnly can’t resist. It will be recall-i 3“.dele““"}. 1“.“ch 2:10;};
the United Slfllt‘t‘l out of III? Eui‘op-ted the wheel was awaiting mt owypi 1?“) Orttt “‘1 ll'll lit PBS .
98" WM. Aer. leaning up against the East Non; flight. lf “0t being known. hOW‘
It was reported that lilP‘WfliiI station recently when one Frank, ever, whether the move 15 mat ‘
the rec-'McArdle. of Toledo. Ohio. took it tOA' - - ,
ords of a bank and hotel in Washing-Trial: to the Brooklyn navy~yard, wherei I; vgw Of 3Am551b1:f::taackgrz « ‘
ton in an 9‘70" to U'RCE ”19 93‘9“!“ he was to exchange it for a battleship, t e ntentc .cs 0
accounts of the peace council. which or so he said. lman ofiensrve movement:
it In said sometimes met in thc Wztsh- Detective Sergeant Thomas Leath-i The only actlvmes m the
"131011 “0191. ‘erland recovered the bicycle from the: French front reported by Par-I
.——.______.._.. ‘Stamt‘qrd police. who had anested‘comprised rather lively cannon.
NEUUUES HERE -[0 "UNUR iiififiivd'ebtiiigr." i3:.’°‘i’§i‘.2‘lei? ii‘iiading :Egtrgt‘éen‘ffimrigegg 213;“:
[ME DR. WASiiiiiiiiiiN
.Hawkcs reports to police headquart-floca]
ers that the bicycle has again been Soupiet.
Norwalk negroes are to honor the
that
awaiting extradition. system notes.
1
today
All local
stolen. or at least it Is missing. The rcassembiing of the RI!!-
‘grad advices say the action wa
leader of their race. Memorial ser-‘
MILFORD, Dec. 7.—'rlie Hotel Almai ground sitting of the council of
noon.
negroes are invited 1
.’l',A‘.le hotel was a two story frame. FRENCH WAR
— ~ lsian Duma. set for December 18. ‘
.‘ ,has been indefinitely, postponed
AUUIHEU M. {by an imperial rescript. Petro-
BfAC" "RE loss'taken on the ground that the
- m be h to i m (‘ B ‘prcparation of the Budget has not
"as ' e n e "ace an. let .Onthe sane.
list Church on tthe fourth Sunday lll‘ Yct been comp ed
December, at 3 0.010“ in ”‘0 “nev‘on Walnut Beach Heights was burned, . ‘
yesterday. causing a loss of abouti the empire has been postponed.
‘°,$5.000. It Is believed the fire was set.
R9V~ 3- 3- Henderson is D‘ISIOT- to“structure. It was unoccupied and the; OFIFCE COMMUNICATION
. _[ {grifurniturc had been removed for the! PARIS. Dcc. 7' 2.35 D. m.——- ..
arrangms gm a 0mm“ 1The communication of this after-
morrow evening at 8:30 o'clock.
the purpose of
plans for the memorial. An interest, Several nearby cottages weret _ '
ing program will be presented. ithreatened but escaped serious dam-i noon trout the \\ at" Office foi-
:age. i lows:
i This IS the third hotel blaze in lhiS‘ “'i‘ilCI‘C‘ “-ch no important. de—
locality since. summer, all of themx
. AYCiODmClllS last night. with the
supposedl—___t 0f incendiary- 035““ 'exccption of rather splrltcri can—
‘nonadillg in the Champagne and
‘a local engagement near one of
tour advanced posts to the south
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MRS. TRISTRIIM FINALLY
SELLS BURRITI AVE. iiDUSE'
iWIliiAIiS Bfliiiiii
Mrs. Carrie Tristram LaMare, for?
. v of this city, now, she'll have
she completed final transactions in
and property to H. A.iThe Thompson Chemical Laboratoryl
local plumber. The pur-iot’ Williams -(‘ollcge, a three-storyi
lness, professional and manufacturingichase price was $2,500. Papers WOI‘G‘bI‘iCk structure, was burned early «to; 10 [UROPEAN IRENCHE:
» men. for their own best interests, areAsigned at the office of Attorney Free-i day. The loss is estimated at 8100;. >
urged to attend. ” man Light, Mrs. Tristram's counsel. i000. Brainerd Meters, Assistant Pro-i '
One of the important planks in the Mrs. Tristram is said to have raisetlifessor of Chemistry, and Cornelius} It is certainly a far jump from I.
Board of Trade platform will be the quite a little rumpus when Attorneyi Brown, an assistant, were asleep unmet-walk factory to a British in ,
special care pald'to prospective buy-,Nehemlah Candee, who representedithe third floor, but they escaped. ;but that's just the move Harry P r-‘
ers of factory land in Ibis-City. There Mr. Hegelien, wanted her to pay tilei The fire started in a-workroom on son, a well—known young English reek
‘will always be on tap some live taxes on the property. assessed on thetthe first floor. from spontaneous com- dent of this city, is going to make. 3
hustler whose business it will be.tolla.test list. She got square for this byibuston,.accordlngAtoAcoliege author-in Mr. Pierson Is an employe of the,
‘go out after and fumiah with informs-observing, caustically: . “lies. A valuable library. a quantitsAJ. t.- .l. Cash iactnry. on Chestnut
tion and inducements any out-of-ttown “I don’t think Mr. Caudce is a ‘1915.of~metals and chemicals which it iastrcet. downtown. He will call to-
manufacturer who thinks this cltyiman'." , , said cannot be replaced on accountitrorrcw from New York city chord;
of that year was more prosperous immight be a good place to locate. ! “A last year's model?" queried At- of the European war, were destroyedflt‘nc “Adriatic“ for England, where All
building circles.- . » Tile press committee in charge ofitorney'LIgILt. i There was a 200 pound “ml- ~" will make preparations to show ’h'i
During the last-month there wereAthe launching of the Board of Trade.i Itf Mrs. 'I‘ristramALaMare may be chlorine gas In the basement and loyalty for the mother country but
28 buildings. so plumbing and 48 wlr- which has been In‘ disuse for someitalcan'atmer word she 'witl'- nevcrextraordinary precautions were until very matetlnl manner. Ills than *
Ing permits Issued. coveredwork the time.-'is comprised of Gus Knorr,-again-~Itaveanything-to do with Nor- act this to: danger cf t...' 't‘l-lends in Norwal‘z cxtcnd him their“.
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' A steady, If not-large. Increase in
local'building Ia noted by the records
of the building department; November
this year as compared with November
total cost of which was $26,870. ' Joseph Davis and A. J. Collins. iwalk. Ploslon. best wishes.
Norwalk Chronicler