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THE HOME.
ESTABLISHED 1870
Hill IN SilitDliliiill
BY tittitttttt; VIEW 0i
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Bride of Two Months, Her
Father and Sister-in-Lawi
Victims oi Grade Crossing ‘
Accident at Dayville
ltAl'VildiE. Conn. Dec. Iii—7151i;
“were. a well known Attuwaugan farl
Jitt-i‘. his daughter llose aged ‘2". and
Jits danglitcr-in-law. Mrs Fred liriere,‘
were instantly killed last night when
tthcii' teaiit was /.'ticlt by an engine on‘
the Norwich atid Worcester brain it of
the New York. New Haven and Hart.
I'oi'd railroad. The accident occurred
at an unprotected grade cr0ssing. t
Mr. Iiriere anti his daughter had
driven front Attawaiigan to Daniel-
:son to take Ali‘s. Brierc. who was a
bride of only two iiionihs. to tlteir‘
home. (in the way back. it was neces
sary to cross the tracks and it is |ll't'
isumed Mr. liritre. who was driving.‘
did not see or hear the engine ap-
proaching. There are no lights at the
ciossittg. The engine was traveling;
liulit. bound to Piiinziitt.
'l‘lie wagon was struck squarely
and Airs. ilriere was tossed a number
of feet away. lir. llricrc and his llllllRll"
were found dead on the cow catcher
of the engine. The bodies were badly
titaiigled. The horse was also killed
and the wagon smashed ttupieccs. t
A number of accidents have occtir.‘
red at the crossing in reccnt yeitrs,‘
t‘oinner [till conittiencetl all investiq
‘thllvlll at otice ‘
SEDDElADY SDlANDl ,
ADDRESSES MEN’S CLASS:
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Rev. James Soltindt, field secretaryt
ot‘ the Connecticut Temperance Union!
was the speaker last evening at the;
excellent supper ol' the Men's Class off
the East Avenue M. E. church. 1
No emphasis need be laid upon Mint
Soiandt's ability as a speaker, nor,
upon his aptness in convincingly pre-‘
seating arguments of strength and in-
strtictiveness. The liquor question is:
known in all its statistical phases by
no one any better than by Mr. Solandt.
and his informal talk at the supper
last night proved quite a feature.
The affair was held in the Sunday
school room and was largely attended.
There. were many good things ser-
ved. anti the supper was tip to the
standard that had been reached by
previous repasts. The president.
Clarence \‘olliner. was iii charge.
Plans were discussed for furthering
the interests and work of the class.
‘Stttles
:land.
’ w ho
iand
entered at the South Norwaikaosl
Oifice in Second Clans Mutter.
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Officials of New Haven Automobile
SUERNUMER‘ARV cops 77 Firm Want local People To Sub-
MAY N01 QUAUWl scribe For Stock In Company lo
t This Amount
Messrs. Collins and {Brehm Failed!
to Pass Civil Service Examina- JUDGE lANlllll l00
“Y“ m... l DDSY EDD PRESIDENYSHIP
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t'iiy t'letlt Stephen ilokiis. acting on
the advise of Mayor t‘arl Axel lliti‘
.sll'otii. has not yet notified John Cole commutees AppOiflted Io Investi-
liiis and Louis lEii-litii of the attiou , .
oi' tit.) Board or count-amt. Tuesday l gate Cameron Proposrtion and
evening, iii naming tnctti super. .
To Secure Nantes For New Prest-
dettl of Board of Trade
as
nuiitcrary policemen. Some complicit-l
lions have developed which may prt- .
vent their accepting the positions l
Police t’oiniiiissioner George ll. litis-,
sell recommended three lllv‘ll its super“
itiinieraries. and told Mayor llarstroni
that he had received vvotti from chief to the tttcmbers of tho South Nerualk
ol' l‘ultct' Pennington that tlll'llil'ee, Board of Trade, whit ll last iillllil met
Messrs. llorney, Collins and Brchni, ill the Hotel Millllit‘lvl'lllfl, turned on
had passed the reunited examinations. the proposition extended by the (turns
it developed yesterday. according to eron Automobile Company. which in
(‘lil‘ l'lerlt iiokus. that only Jeremiah contemplating locating here l’rcsi»
The principal discussion indulged iii
F. llortiey had passed the exuiiiin- dent Joseph it. 'l‘aylor appointed Mor-
atiotis required by the civil service ris Epstein. Samuel ltoodner and
rules adopted last year. This ortlin. James A. Glover a committee to inves-
atice has nev er been repealed. hence tigiite the matter. Judge Taylor will
it is claimed that (‘olins and Ilrelim not have the time to serve tcntportttil:
(“Illlllm Qualify its sitperniitiieraries. its the board's president. and he. was
authorized last night to appoint a com-
mittee of three to secure names of
citizens eligible for the position. The
name of t'hristian Swartz lllllt! been
prominently inentimied. The future
meetings of the board will be bold in
the t‘lty Hall. iipoti an invitation ex-
CililNilii units
on Of intuit
,tlirough Stephen S. Hatch.
’ "f‘hc Cameron Car Company. two
years ago. moved to New Haven from
Son Of lmlIllgl'afiOll COMNJSSEOIIEI' Beverly. Mass. The firm contour.
plates to locate iii Norwttik. probable
iii the Asciie building, on Monroe
street. They ask. however. that Now
.vvalk citizens subscribe for 25.000
and Young Woman Concerned
Wedded
{York bankers have agreed to furnish
325.000 more and underwrite other
stock. The firm‘s assets. it was sta-
ted last night. are $Rl,0fm and its capi-
tal $50,000. The plan is to greatly in
crease the capital
The Cameron car is a good one.
is a six~cylintier machine and sells for
$1.000. James Cameron. who person.
ally addressed the meeting last night.
SAN it‘ll.\!\'t‘lSt‘(). llec. 1ft. Maury
i. llriggs. who with l". lli‘i‘W Caminetti
is under conviction in the l‘nited
courts for violation of the
111mm act. married last night at Oak-
.\iiss .llarshit Warringtoti. with
vvhont he made the trip from Sacra-
mento. to itcno, that was used as the
basis of his conviction.
At the time of the elopement two
years ago. both lli'ggs and t‘attiinetti.
is a son oi Anthony Camiiiettf.
coinmissionct-rgcnerttl ot immigration.
already were married. After a sensa-
tional trial in which Miss \K'arvingtoii
the other girl who made the
fourth member of the party testified.
car will even then be $100.
President George F. Foote of the
Chamber of (‘ottiincrt-c. was present
at last night's meeting. He stated
had the matter under consideration
tended by the district commissioners
lworth of the company's stock. New'
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says the price will eventually drop to‘
non per car. and the profit on OiK‘ll‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1915
ARCHDEADDNESTDDK
nits 0N AlASYii
Gives, With Aid of Stereopticon,An
Excellent Description of the
Country
lta. gave a very interesting llillv. illus
irateti by stct'eoptiton slides. last
evening, in the ltcrkelcg. Street (‘hapcl
of St i’atil‘s church
‘ Ai’t'lltlt‘ttt’ilil Stitch spoke ot the won:
dciful beauty of the .Noit't touiitry
and of the region north of the Yukon
lither, in particular. He told of the
‘last mail which comes down over the
{.river in October. just before the great
stream freezes up. From October till
IMity the Yukon its t‘i‘ozpn over and is
impassiblc except with dog sleds
archdt-acoii then told of his long jour-
ncys from mining camp to ittiiiinr.
catiip. across the Wilderness of snow
and ice. lic said that during these
long winter toutneys. the sun was sel.
.doni seen in the traveler. as it did not
rise above the horizon, but Just came
to the edge of it The dog teams. for
this reason had to start long before
diiyliglii in the iiioriiltig. so as to take
tadviitituge of the six short hours of
twilight, which came later iii the day.
‘(‘amp had to be made as soon as ‘.lit-
first shades of night started to fall on
account of losing the trail in the
darkness. The great coittpahiotlshipoi
the dogs ditt‘itt: thin-c lonesome trails
is apprcctiitctl
’l‘lie arciitleitcoii then spoke of the
mining rump.- of the far north. He
said that men of all races tlilll nation
alitics vvci'e to be found in these
caitips. atid that as (‘lltll't‘ll was lit-id
biit tilicc a year. tlieie was no m'ciit
trouble in getting them to attend. lie
described the names who ltlllllllll
tlivsc dreary ttildernisst-s. fli'
Eskimo on the c inst. itiiilttlie liidlan
in the interior. lie also spoke of the
schools which have been established
iii that country. atid the good which
they have done. The arclideiicon said
that even that frozen country had
been hurt by the great war in Europe.
Money which is itenerztlly raised for
.the help of Alaska has been sent this
year to Belgium. but the greatest loss
is that of the closing of the great fur
markets of Europe. As nearly all of
the men in the North earn their living.
by trapping. the close of these mar-
lkcts hits made a great difference to
them. .
During the entire lecture slides
'wliich illustrated the talk were shown.
l’l‘lie archdeacon liiid many fine pic-
ftitres of the Norihland, including both
natural wonders and pictures of the
works of men.
QBNiDDEPDNl DDNDEDN
MADE DDMDDM DDllEiS
t Nli WYORK, llec. lt,i.~-("littt‘ges that
that the Chamber of Commerce liadl“ Bridgw‘wh Conn, “mm." ““"Pll‘d‘
lit contiact with the Ilritisli Govern-
Arcltdtatou Hudson Stock. of Alas‘
The,
the.
;the young men were found guilty and
1sentenced to prison. i‘tiggs for two
years .aiid ('aminetti for 18 months.
Both still are at liberty under bail on
a writ of certinrari granted by the
i'nited States Supreme Court. Diggs
in tin toiitt' ‘
on Mt. RDDDNER’S $25 .. p . -.
Fred Brown. of this ('ll."- chauffeur-l According to Theodore Roche. an
for Samuel Roodner. the well-known“norm-V who assisted iii the prosecu-
grain dealer was .11.“?de ‘tion the only effect lliggs' marriage
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Sunday} 1‘ V ldl . l
night in New York. charged “Mum .liss \v aiiiugton cou iave on no
speeding. The officer asked for a “Gt-“case would be in event the United
bond. and when he wouldn't 3009i)! (”States Supreme (ourt granted a new
check. he offered to compromise bi'ilrlnl' to, prevent me girl. as Drags
holding Mr. Roodner‘s ring and watchlmfP again being “FM by the govern—
:is security. lment as a Witness.
The driver was taken to a night‘
court and after spending several lioiirsi
in confinement, was tried and given1
the choice of paying a fine of $2.3 ornVIll-A VNCIORlous
spending two days in jail. Mr. Rood-l
ner paid the fine. The local titan tie-l
rites his chauffeur was speeding. iititl AT SANTA R0 AHA
was simply following a line of New—l
York automobiles.
EL PASO. Tenn. Dec.16.—-\'illa's
MILK IS VERY officials at Juarez. acr0ss the border.
today t‘eceiv‘etgadvices of a \‘ilia vic.
itory at Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua. in
SCARCE 'N NORWAI-Ktwhich a Carranza force under General
~ ‘Luis Herrera was said to have lost
’ lsixty men taken prisoners and about
. ifonr hundred horses.
Dealers here say milk is extremely The Villa forcesnow claim com-
srarce as a result 0f the storm. Onetplete control of Chihuahua north of
miikmaii said this morning that theiSanta Rosalia.
only dealers who have had any milk: WASHINGTON. Dec. Iii—The thirty
for the past couple of days. are tlioselAmericans detained by General Villa
who are furnished by dairies in Nor. at Madem. Mexico, may be expelled
walk, The Borden people have suf— from \‘ilitt territory. as the Spaniards
fered considerably because of ‘ the were at Torreon a year ago. but are
storm and railroad conditions. i-‘ami- not believed to be in danger: of execu-
diets with babies. who are dependent tion. according to advices to-tiitiStute
upon milk for nourishment. have been Department front El Paso. whose re-
caused much worry. ceipt was announced today.
for a long time.
vestigatetl the Cameron people, andjdiimdum bullets were made yestertiayt
found all information furnished “mum an affidavit filed with Assistant
absolutely as represented. I‘Uiiited States Attorney Knox by l)l‘.;
Asked what official action theClizint—ll‘lerb”I Kienzle.
ber of Coimiierce had taken regartiinill llr. “PM,“ is one of the Six "'9"
indicted with Robert it‘ay on the”
charge of conspiring to blow up shipsl
lcarrying munitions to the Allies. His
'atlidavit is in support 0 fat motion tori
la separate trial and the appointment
Y‘l l lof a commission to take evidence inl
lhis behalf in Germany. A similar nio.l
.tion was made for lingeibeit Bronk~t
: 'horst, another of the indicted men. I
l I)r. Kienzlc says he submittedl
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intent of the alleged traffic lll’dllmdlii'ill
The annual meeting of the Norwaiktbuliets and that that was his only!:
Medical Association was held tastlconneciion in any way with Germanl
evening at the residence of Dr. \l'il-‘ptopagantla in this country. With this}
liain .l. Tracey. 22} West avenue. ’l‘hetnflidtivtt today ‘he submitted photo-i
following officers were elected for thetzraplis of German soldiers alleged toi
ensuing year lllfll'e been wounded by duiiiditm bul-i
President—Dr. James A. Ilieek.t liets made in the l'nited States. :
Daniel E. Sillllw
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A committee has. mtment to supply the English army mmlBec-ker .who was to have played. was
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t Norwalk's new post oilice building.
‘is bettitinin: to look like a realization.‘
i'otigressiitan llbenezt-r J. ilill. ot illl>l
‘city. has introduced in the lioiise of
Representatives .t bill providing lUi'
the purchase of a site and the ciec
tion of a post onice building thereon
in this tity, at a cost of not more than
“Tuition
its star tttittts
column on
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At the business meeting of tile t'om
llilillli) t‘lub before the song recital
yesterday ii letter of “aim and apprc
ciative thanl.s to Arthur Gleason :lll'
increasing cloudiness followed by rain
Tvv 0 can“
{tun ilN ititttttitt ttttt
Wlll EXlEND DVER SUNDAY
barman Forces Will Need
Some Time to Prepare
for An Assault—Anglo-
French Retreat Carried
Out With Small losses is
the Report From London
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ClilliNS tttt 0i tittit?
liNiAGi ARE titttit
Big German Rally Held Last Night -
Position of O. 8. Should AisoBe,
Neutral ’ I
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On the Macedonian front there
has set in a lull which well-in-
. . formed observers at Athens be.
can citizens, inst. last and always. and 1' ill t? d _ th G k
that they would always conduct thetii-, leve, w exn‘n over ‘ e {Fe
stvlvcs as such. representative i\'oin 319010115 0f 0'—‘~nda.‘/- ’lhe rfitl‘e-
walkers of (lcritiim lineage, in spealvr‘ment of the Anglo-French forces
me at the bi: rally held last night by has ended and they no“; occtipy
the Gti'lllflll-.\lllt‘l‘lt‘ilil \‘crbunti. cx- strong positions north of Saloniki
pit-ssctl themselves as being of the.Where thus far their opponents.
opinion lllit' thi- i'uitetl States. so fat" . .
as the litiropcan question was coir have made no CH0” t0 d‘Sturo
i’t'otidly insisting they were Amer-r
llltil‘lLHl by the l-iserutive ('(tilllliliit‘:' (t‘Htctl. should be absolutely neutral tthem.
was read by Miss Kosiei'. secit-tary Tlltt l‘illli' “Wt-w “PM in llli‘ Si‘lllll; The German forces probably
pro tent and the Resolutions of s_\iii,l\”l'“'illl\' Qltitl‘it'lli‘ Club's Hall. (>31 would need some time to prepare
pitthy for the Belgians tith‘l'l'il by Miss
l'inneo. The Community Club ask
for contributions ot money or warm
clothing to be forwarded through the
kind offices of Mr t‘dcason. '1 ll se
may be stnt to the Noi‘vvallt l.ll)l'.tl)
where they vvili be packed 'l'tic it.-
oitiiions recomint-iitlt-tl to the club by tralitv. 'l‘litt't- was m-my inititpgijn; tier
its con tlcpttiintent and tile as fol ill-‘l‘llb-‘ll‘n’ lll‘l‘l ' ‘ ,1. : . - .
lttvt's it was voted to have speakers ti The Entente capitms V.Cv'v' With
|;,. t. r, ”hwy in”, .11.. .vmnntmn international reputation address t‘n' satisfaction what u; regarded as
iy t‘lub of Norwalk. t'oiiiieciicut. i'iilt
North Alain street. There was a large - -
. ‘lthn
number of enthusiasts present. among for any assault on these p0: S,
whom were many of the city‘s best particularly 39 light artillery and
known i‘lltl influential business int n. mountain guns would not Stllfifle.
There were many speeches. and all There would be need of heavner
hose who spoke procltiiiiietl lll ll guns. few of wthh. if any. seem.
tiltswprvttlg .\;.tcric.intsm and u- c. to have vet arrived near thc fro,“
tctnbtrs at the next mectins: iti .latz. the masterful manner in which
i-tl States of .\iit>rit.t. int-tit} c.\~ 'iitt‘y. At that time oiliccrsnvv'ill On: the retreat was conducted and
hicsses it: llllllttlllltltttl Iltlililldllttll tot t'ltltl-lotlf. lillllitii.!illlll AlllHlijPen Ifnll..‘\5ll'tl'tt the comparatively small losses of
. il-l .‘H ,. i-. its. “ti-.11 ‘_'\”_ ant rc l‘t‘;~ im ’1 s serve . " ‘, _ ,
”u S H” l "I" H ‘ J .__.._ the Allie. It is believed mmh of
putliy Willi their sufferings. and :tl‘llil
to them a itiesstigc of hope and cit
couriigeiiieiit in their tremendous and
heroic conflict on behalf of humanity.
itiid modern civilization.
lie it further resolved, That it copy
of this resolution be spread on ilie~
minutes iiiitl forwarded through the
:kind offices of Mr. Arthur Gleason of
New York. to Dr. A. Van der tiliet't in
charge of the Tavotir Hospital iii Bel
ttiiim.
Certified its correct.
DOIl'i‘liA STONE i’iNNl-K)
1 Chairman Committee on litlstlltlilfllls‘
ABBY t‘. t‘Olli'RN.
: President.
The musical
[Dari
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of the program
was furnished acceptably by
IMiss. Ada G. Stark. of Stamford. who
sang the following numbers:
. "A Dream of ligypt."songcycle by
lAmy it‘rietlen: (a) "Beside the Lonelv
Nilc;” (bl “Within the Sphinx‘s Sol-
lenin Sliatlcz" (c) "Potngvanetc is
‘Your .\ioutli:" (d) “i Envy Every ("ir-
lclet;" (e) "i Wakencd When the
§.\ioon." "Haymaking." Needham: "The
‘Spirit Flower." (‘ampbell-Tipton; ".\
Song of Joy." Woodman; "At Dawn-
lug," (‘admait: “Come Out. .\ir. Sun»
lshine.” Bliss. The elaborate accom—
tpaniments were finely played by .\irs..
T. S. Wardweli Miss Stark‘s teacher.
who has good reasons for being
'pmud of her talented pupil. Missi
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delayed returning
home from New York.
Stills—Dill nttttts
DNlIl iiiilt DHRISYMAS
The Retail Merchants‘ Association
wishes to announce through The Sen-
tinel. that commencing tomorrow
evening the stores of the city will be
open evenings until after Christmas.
on i0 DilillMlNE
DEANS SANDY;
van. l l An effort will be made through the
Secretary and Treasurer—Dr. T. RPREPAREDNESS ENTHHSMSTS .board of charities and “1101‘ the SUE;-
Bradley. l l
The most interest event of the even-j
in: was a paper by Professor James:
A. West. of the New Yorthost Grad-t
uate Medical School and Hospital. 0in
Those local young ladies who are]
gestion of Judge George H. Vosburgh.
ARE CERTAINLY 0“ THE Ioalto determine whether Howard Starr,‘
of t’nioii street, is sane or otherwise.
.Starr was arrested. charged with in;
decent exposure, in connection with
the credit for this achievement is
due to the new co-ordinatton
among the Allies, as the result of
the joint councvls of war in
France. _ f
“.1“... .1... nwwapem some ”m, ‘In London the renLemant 0h
ago. printed the report. of the 510s Field MarShal S" J0 n ”QC
ttuito lixterinlnatimi Committee. iii-tfrom command of the British
5. 0. COMPANY FURNISHED
Oil FOR MOSQUITO COMMITTEE.
cluding the names of the donators to.forc¢s in France temporarily ovu-’
the exit-”nitration fund, credit‘wns not shadows other Wax news. The
given to the Standard Oil (,ouipauy.tnew Commander-in-Chlcf, S“-
of this city. who have furnislied,since - ‘ . the
the start of the committécs activities.l Douglas Haig. “ ho ls aImOSt
the oil for use in ridding the city ot‘,youngest general ill thyBfltlSh
the pests. This service, gratis, is up! Army. enters upon his dutiw With
preciated by the committee, and the;a high reputation. He has seen
public generally. which is greatlv; more hard bathing than any other
h"“"‘”°“ h" ”‘° “°”" general in the British Army.
into OFFICIAL WORD
FROM VIENNA
OlEOMAllCARlliE DEALERS: \\'.\.\‘lll.\'ti'|‘il.\'. lit-c. til—-
lliarl) today the Statc Depart-
Illit'tll had no official word front
state. has been visiting grocers and \"iciiiia whatever on :\v_istrtas re-
tnarketmen in this city to determinemly to the .\ticona itotc. Secre-
whether the state law covering military Lansing rpm] (h.- news (195.
sale and manufacture of olcomar-A Pam,“ containing (WWI—1,15“ the
gerine. a substitute for’btitter. is be-I .\itsti‘iait i’citittitltt‘. hm reserved
mg properly observed. i‘he inspector - . -
has called on Prosecuting Attorney‘ally comment mm] he ha" rCCCiV-
t‘ramer (‘. Hegeman. but has madc no
complaints to him. ' il.;.<\.clor l‘citficltl.
~'_‘_——‘—"‘ it was made clear authorita-
STRIKE IN NEw HAVEN. lttv'cly. however. that ii in..- whole
i HARTFORD, llec. Iii—Edward W. text of the reply was ill tltc same
lh‘oder. secretary of the Board of? my cabled pvt—acts. it
Mediation and Arbitration, received
‘in his mai ltoday a letter from Patrick . , - s, . ,
F. O'Meau. of New Haveiwin Wthhl 531305 Its llllstithstdvinr),
the writer says that a strixe exists in "1949 illill“ lllill ”it
.New Haven at the present time tintl‘f;l.;lr‘< will llitl accept the Stig-
‘tlte parties to it are the New Havenl outfit)“ of cmcriny: into diplo-
t‘lork Company and their employees",.unic corrt‘stiot‘itlcncc which may.
‘and the members of the Blacksmiths” }‘ . ‘ lot LU]
Machinists, Buffers, Metal Polishers; ‘ "m I" .'
Platers' Unions. Mr. Broder will com-.
municate at once with his colleagues?
on the board. Senator Whiton of New1
London. anti .\ir. Shalvoy of I)anbttry.:
gand they will decide what to do in the}
tmatter.
STATE INSPECTOR VISIIS
An inspector. in the employ of the
1' l the full oiitcial text from Aiii-
tttiic as
lt was
l'nitcd
NOTE HAS BEEN HANDED
t tt.\'i)t’)f\‘. Dec. “(1,6222 3. m.
“The reply of the Austro—Hitn-
garian government to the note of
the United States relative to the
sinking'of the steamer Ancona by
Enemy SM" Company, a branch 0ftan Austrian submarine was hand-
ttlie international Silver Company. to- C" to Frederick (1 l‘cnficltl. Unit—
7 ' H E . 9 . l I“?! . ..
31:; ‘1’???6,311,311,?{3.23.333 a‘t‘tl States .-\itiltassatltir at \ tctina,
55-hour schedule, with. 60 hours‘ 9,1me iitcsday. according to a (its-
land that the piece workers will re- patch front .-\mstcrd;tttt to R011.-
ceive a ten per cent. increase in ter's Telegram Company.
WORKlNG HOURS LOWERED.
SHELTON. Conn, Dec. 16.1tl'i‘he
. 1 wages. About 225 employee are 2‘3 . ,..__~.
abdominal tumors. In the very dimtseCUi'iug names to petitions advocat ithe case of Mi tired Rentson, who is fected. They have been working 9 ‘,
cup operation for these conditions dieting Preparedness in national de-lstaiidlng irialon a clinr.:.e of incor- hours a week. .FRENCH ANB‘IBIEKEIESSONIA
mortality has been greatly reduced bylt‘ences. certainly practice what tlieyiiigibility. Judge Vosburght continued ._ .
the improved technique adopted by preach, for they are prepared for evnthe Reinson case indefinitely. He pa- a I E 1 0pr ,\v Dec 1. ll: 1“ '
Dr. West. cry opportunity. For the past severalt roied Starr .in the custody of his 0x TEAMS BRTEA’TKE THEffi'GH ; .-. -:-l~‘Ar-'At‘er:s‘ for‘r‘wfgmwhi R
The papers was listened to with weeks there hasn't been a public father until 9 o'clock tomorrow morn DRlFTS 0“ S---- Roww- » '- -
deep interest by the medical men. wholmeeting of any sort but what the peti-x
not infrequently meet and have toltions have beenon hand for names.
deal with just sttcii cases. and was including district meetings.
discussed by Drs. Tracey, Clark. Bald
win. Allen and others. As soon as word is passed there is to
The scientific session was followed ‘be any kind of i1 meeting, why,ther‘s
by a collation which adod to the en.'the preparedness petition waiting for
ijoyment of the occasion. lsignaturen.
meetinns and board of trade meetings. nue. was . in
ing.
to the police. The boy's trial was con-
school a good‘maiiy times, according
ltinued until January 15th.
Trumbul was snowed it). Late yes Salonilvi says that virtually all of
William Lengyel, fourteen year old tcrdny afternoon a big glow with two Greek Eastern Macedonia hat
council son of Mrs. John Lasko. ni’ Ely ave. horses and two oxen was used to open now been abandoned ti. tip
court this morning up the roads. No vehicles passed French and British forces. in ac-
charged wtth truancy. He has missed through the state highway\ cortlaiicc with “w ‘t'rc ‘ _. .5
Citizens gave different opinions as
panics going as high as five feet. mnet. .' .
would lie regarded by the [Suited '
TO AMBASSADOR’
lo the depth of the snow drifts. csti YCRCth “‘ltll llll‘ Greek gfll'ern" ‘ A
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