a. LI, 5 Jrhe ent “realism of Snow Covers ‘u length a ~ and Union avenue. I ed’in general. PAIN AMERICANGSEQsl-ENTIFIC COLLI- \I To Keep Posted on Nelle fiesta fTell Must [lead The Senti- nel. MOMTID PRES. NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF 111‘ WORLD IV A WOIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR. -Al Isadore of it: Evening W II lave a Happy New Year Esrasusuan 1870 Entered at the South Norwalk Post onuuSesoUdCh-Iptter SOUTH NORWALK,‘ down. mono“, DECEMBER 27. 1915 Partly _ cloudy. tonight and Tuesday. 45 Mill: GALE Alllllillll snow llllli DAMABE Ground Four Inches—About 150 “MO!“ M .— Street IIII' lions. lights All Right II: All ,lZ Inns wnl ~lll0WN lSll0RE All Trains Several flours late- My Big Trees Were Foiled— Storm a Peculiar illle A four hour freak blizzard, with a gale howling on the average of about 46 miles an hour, at times accompan- led by a derce downpour of sleet and swirlingI- snow, following a heavy de iugc or rain, did but very little dam- at! in Norwalk Saturday night and yesterday morning. .Itestarted to rain gently here about midnight Saturday. The rain storm increased in fury, until the southern Wind Veered suddenly, about 6 o 'clock Sunday morning, to the northw,est When the rain and sleet abruptly changed to snow. A peculiar feature of the storm was that the perature dropped very little. in fact it was ~ouite warm. it started to'bnow hr eamost dbortfy ab ter six o'clock. The appearance of m fierceI blizsbrg‘It-Iqé storm was at its height in Norwalk between soven o'clock and. eight (Continued on Twelfth Page.) AW SAASAES Illllll ISAAPIA [Alli , Itnwlll probably be some time before jitney No 32, is again in running or- der.’ liter its accident of Christmas g, at the corner of Main street Bernard Bern stein; driver of the machine. had tail- en a load up 'Mlin street, and on the return trip he came back light He eiideiltly thought that the long straight stretch of upper Main street * was .‘just the place to make up some time. The jitn‘ey was going at quite a rapid pace when the top of the hill at theLoIorner of Union avenue was rescued? -Bérnateln_ attempted .0 take the édri'ier at his fast gait. He almost succeeded. The car swung en- tirely around, headed up the street. and crashedlbrosdside into a large telegraph pole, at the side of the road: “right side of the 6dr re- ceived.’. an awful jolt. . Both wheels were completely wrecked, and the whole side of the machine was smash- Bernstein -was uniuu lured, but this was due to his good luck'.‘ The wrecked car was takenl into Hunters Garage, where repairs are being made. LE WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 .——A Pan- ammonium practically identical that advocated by President Wil- . . his message to Congress, was ,5 [sported today by the speakers at the inaugural session of the second sPatti-Alrlerichn Scientific Co.ngress A composite address of the twenty two s belles made would leave the im- p ion of general gendersement o’f , . " Semtary of State Lansing capacity as an oiilcer of the State hich_ invited the Con idiot “and as presiding ozsrning board of the ,5 uptight... Mllli DEPill IN BRISllll DESIRAYED Family Living in Upper Part of Structure lied Narrow Escape from Death, Fleeingin flight Clothes INSENlllARY EIRES VACANI fARM H0llSE Two Business Blocks in Meriden Burned Early Today ..._..._.—..: BRISTOL, Conn, Dec. 27.——A two family house. owned by Holt and Gil bert, a part of which was used by them as a milk depot was burned early today. Members of a family liv- ing in the upper part of the house were forced to flee in their night clothing. The fire is believed to have been due to a defective chimney. The loss is placed at about 82, 600. Bristol Farm House Burned BURLINGTON, Conn, vacant farmhouse, owned eby 21mm ‘Bunn, ups burned here. The loss is' estimated at about 32, 000. The fire is believed to have been set. and the ‘authorities are looking for a men who is said to have been seen near the place about the that of the fired and is said to have remarked to a citizen thatheeetit. IMM‘s .27:-Dameg0 t abbut' $5.060 r‘esuitfl toI day from a are in two business blocks on East Main street. The fire started ‘in a frame' building owned by Joan McMahon gutting it and spreading to an adjoining frame building owned by Iedtimat -I Dr. L F. Lawton, of Hartford. Thel blaze broke out when Charles Milieu! a clerk in lionis Greenberg’s tailor . shop, spilled some gasoline 00qu 'gas tubing flame. Miller escaped brill through a trapdoor to thc'iloor above and' then making_ his way do the street by shear sItairWay; ‘(Continued on Third Page.) Sllflllff PEASE SEARCHES fill null» liliillit NEWTOWN, Conn. Dec. 27—Sher- iff Pease, of Pairfleld county. with a force of men, are in this city today, scouring the towns of Trumbull. Haw- leyvliie and the entire vicinity from Bridgeport to Dnnbury, for trace of two prisoners who last night broke out of the county jail in the outskirts of Bridgeport The men, who escap-‘ ed are Alfred Martin, son of e Bridke- port p ysician, who was to be retells ed in he, and then taken to New Haven for the authorities there, and Frank Carmailna, I who .was, serving .a three- -year sentence for theft. , it was stated that the men tore out a piece of wall in the Jail made their way to the root of the boiler room and gained freedom by a 16. foot drop over the jail wail outside. They evidently took advantage of the absence of the roundsmen. Watchmen floulihan and Rouscoe, of Soutbport, had just visit- ed ‘the section where the men Were held. Sheriff Pease was confident that some trace of the lwhereabouts of the escaped men would be found and possibly arrests made by night-fall. W SEEARY SEAIEASEA .... llll fillitlll Still NIIYAICK. x. I r Dec. 121 who... V: Clem-y. fornier town Sclerk of.H erstraw, :1th was acquittiid o , SEW [AHMAD AESSVES HASH SESSllll 'BADASISAM Much Daugcnllflliledil Nolli- elem of the State Yester- day Hollie: NEW YORK. Dec. 27.—Northern and Eastern New York and New Eng: land are slowly recovering today from the damage inflicted (com yesterday's Istorul. A succession of rain, snow, lightning sleet and thunder winding up with a gate that tore down wires and trees. unroofed houses and drove [shipping ashore, caused widespread -damage and many deaths and accl- dents. Telegraphic communication in some fudericil cal-I. «A law, in. startly Killed, is Accident h Mountaintop nay ‘ suull owns cumsmn nu AND EUNCHEON ...———.— bl. ii. layelloif in comedy in. pleycs llave a celebration, and- Excbaage Gift: It was a merry company of Work- ers, numbering about eighty, that gathered in the dining room of the factory on Merwin street, last Fri- day at noon, upon the invitation of Mr Mayehoff, who, out of the large ness of his heart. could not pass the Christmas holiday without first hav- ing his family workers around him to enjoy a social hour and luncheon with him. The dining room and tables un- der the direction of Mrs. McMahon were beautifully dressed and set in sections was still interrupted today, lowing to the leveling of telegraph Ipoles by the high wind. in a similar aln ler the signal systems of railroad lines running north and northeast from New York Were crippled and swore not able to maintain their schedules. . New England suffered more severe- ly than New York city and reports: from there told of severe damage to 'bufldings and vessels caught in the path of the gale The snow fall, ex- Greenhill 32 of Wood avenue, Strat '6?” A“ 5'0““? MW “3““ ““1 ford. the driver of: the hutcmobiieu“ Northern New lurk was comparative- l which struck ‘I "my car " Connoc ly light but sufficient to lnterruptl ticut and “mm “a.“ Saturday suburban street car service. Amorning. hm Frederick M 15 Will dBlth in lhll city were ill of Hi'gganlinvconn.“ 1m “W Ill' A)"; rectiy or indirectly attributed to the the tram InIstantlyI‘killiag him. 5‘, storm. The wind here at one time lying All Slit! Bridge "110!le in ‘ attained a velocity of 90 miles all critical condition. 15 reported at . mm In ltfltl! Comma inquest Into camp's Death Today BRIDGBPORT, Dec. Sim—Arthur A. different colors of crepe paper, and abundance of enables of all kinds. and at the bend of the tables stood a handsome Christmas tree well ligll ed and loaded with presents from the employees to the heads of the diffelv ent departments. it was a joyouSo casino, long to be remembered by them. not only for the good that satisfy the appetite and taste necessary for the body, but for a still deeper and more desirable feel ingot good will love, and friendship they should have one for the other In the‘ prosecution of their work, where so many of the hours of the year are passed in each others company. Ml. Mayeboff showed his appreciation in a very interesting relative to the duties of each war or toward the things; lllElONlS AlEIESPREPARE f0ll BIS SHENSIVE MSVEMENE mfllflm REA.“ "WES Another liepor:e Says the luv locll Milililli “m“ A “m” "'- Make all Attack—Gem FARTFORD, Court, Dec 27. -—A ’ Powers Conunlle "CW petition in bankruptcy was filed in till 13 lions With Greece—«W it (i State C t today by James Raeyfi'propriZtorwdf the Mahackemo lnwfleres wnh “Wm Hotel at Norwalk. Liabilities are in France $16,584. 43; assets, $11200. Adolph w. ions ‘ . Dreyfuss, of Norwalk, was appointed temporary receiver in bankruptcy. SPERAlfll lllllEl Wlllllllll A “SENSE lsaac ’Rosenswaig, a jitney drvier Was up before Judge Lockwood this morning in the uptown court. on the pipe to the effect that the Bulfl charge olgioperatiug o“ 1’ “310m“ gians fear to attaCk, lest they If. our cert cute or a rl r's cease.- Yesterday morning. a trolley car “light between two fires in RIM stopped on the switch front of strip of territory frogn the S’- Coleburn and Lender's is lry store lomki-Doiran to the $310114“- Conflictlng reports continue fl reach London from the scene I1 I the Near Eastern campaign: Statements from some scoreca’ make it appear the Teutonic A!— lies are preparing steadily for an offensive movement, in conjunurt 5 tion with the Bulgarians B“ ‘ Turks. Other advices, however, hour. —'—-——-“-——¥U SOMEBODY llAllA NICE SARISAMAS ANAEIA week-um t price. “format pound. mlIal'lll “*mI that reason were to great «use. Welter .9! Der- ,ien" monrnh the loan of beauties. He reports to downtown police headquarters that on. Friday night. the , turkeys .the largest weigh- ing 25 pounds. were stolen ffoin tree in which they were roosting And pys were high, in mas dinnq. They in till 8.0 ”access a, late hour this morning. Ada Green hill, 18. a. sister of the owner of the car. and Mrs. Grceahill. his wife,are reported to be slightly improved. and are expected to recover. Coroner John .1. Welsh started his inquest into the death of Mr. Camp at 9 o’clock thls morning. Thrown 30 Feet. A Acnnrdl‘lg to on eye witness, the dead man was catapulted into the air (amuse, on sun: has) ”WWW ' " ENDANGEREII Bl ESE other in WM“ 10 do the very best on Wall street. Roscnswcig. was (cl work possible, following carefully and lowing the car. and he pulled out to quickly all orders in their hands that the left and attempted to pass it al- they may be shipped promptly to cue— ler it had stopped. This attempt was towers. on time. without delay, which quickly checked, however, by Ser every customer expects and which we seem Hunt, who was on duty at In feel is due to them, and to help him corner of Main and Wall streets. 0. by so doing to make the company one Being asked to show his driver's ii- of the best known designers and mail sense, and car certificate, R036“: ers of tailored shirts for men and wsig said, that he had left them home. women in the country. I lie was taken before Judge lackwood, The different departments are us but nas released on parole. to .Jap (for competent heads.. bringing out pear this morning. in court their own «suns. under the direc- o'.clock Rosensweig produced two tics of Miss Owens a thoroughly iitaey drivel-s nausea.“ this planing prsctlai end‘ehl ’ worker,” Wit “in court but Hemmer S Beg: at tlhe head of Upon close up: “$3331 a. it t glteyjm flit! cutting lie and fire. caused, it was discoveqe Clara McMahon at 'tlie head of the} were not made out for tasks. but! stitching room with her small army‘, his father. He ~was put undil- $75 of busy bees making and liaishing the? bonds, which were furnished at once" beautiful garments for the most fas by his father. and the case was con- i Athens Gievgcli railroads. The Central Powers "are negotiating with Greece. “ “who; with Premier Skouloudk forecasts failure of the cfiorta‘ prevent an invasion of Green.» Macedonia. it is intimated M if an invasion is undertaken, the Government will do [its efforts toward WWW infect of SW ‘" - , Sunday I_ , the mcompletion of military tions. somebody must have had a line Christ- mas dinner. SAl-ASES 0E lllllfilllllSS .NEW YORK. '.Dec 27.-’i‘hree mil- lion floods of uni-rages. thousands of Springfield rifles and revolveus and other Ionpons were endangered by a fire in the storage room of a building in West Houston .atrcet, early» today. [moms BMSED Tho line was quickly extinguished with. _ small loss, before reaching the am- . _. munitioa. ‘ Police who -i:vesfigatcd the stream . s s i Following its usual custom, the II, 33?“,ufindwgafioflflfiIm‘I u“ Hotchklas Company, at the loud try-by German agents seven months Ibranch. gave its emp yees for Cbflst‘ I egotwlth the intention of shipping it “”55 gold, divided “9 to Germany by the way of South with those who h been with them America andla neutral WWII w from live to twenty years. The sol. arics of all of the employees wiil be The W' they said, failed been trained 10 per cost. after the 1st of “9““? tion to the enemies of Great main... g . I ‘ John 1: Patio“?! a contractor and ' ‘I ' owner 0 the ing, bad a police PRETTY. "Md illl permit* -to store the ammunition and 509.000 revolvers there: . . . lllllll AAISMBAE SlllllS llllll A PM Louis Nyaryrand family. of Cormac- ticut avenue, had a narrow escape from serious injury in an automobile accident early Suudusvr morning. They had been to New . ork to speno , cum l \ A Christmas eve wedding was bap- plly celebrated Triday eveningmben Rev. Ralph if}. Hartley: puma! the downtown «Baptist church, united in marriage Miss Dora Estellé- Starr. daughter of Mr and Mrs”; Orlando Starr, of 18 Union street, and Harold N. leinze‘iman, of 35 Taylor avenue. ' an employe of the 0.. a K. factory. Mrs. Heinzelmen was employed in the IR. & 0. shop. The many friends of both bride and 9.00m extend best wishes. The couple 'will reside on Fort street. . .walk in Mr. Nyary’s seven pas . x , . . A Oldsmobile. B. Cantrell, chauffeur for *Tossccoqraxes; son: 1915. . KeyNgzgy-rmgeé’fifi:tnfl¥s “:25, fit, “tacfizr'mtggé‘wmgmmmwd oclock yeStlfi-diiy mornln'g. when the cl ‘ ' ‘ 1 auto skidded, and ran squarely into a‘ garett s ,includingspecial taxes for tel h ’le It was damaged so the decal year ended June 30. "1915, tbmhadpgo' be abandoned Arthur amounted to 879, $57,373.54; a dc: N ary was painfullle’ort Mr Ny~ crease from the collections from ' ‘ i amused the roprietor of a groc- ethese sources during the lines] year :ry store. ne‘er a scene of the heels l end“! June 30‘ ‘ 191‘" of ”9 386' ‘4' dent. and as telephoned to Greenwich The collections from special levied under the act of October 22. firmgfigefimrw willful“ 19514 during the last fisdal year amounted to were"! 488, 616..36 2 were. operation )IatII; the close of ;I_tho- calendar year i tars! blgltr factories #381» “one .factiwies. this bills ' factories editors of British vessels refilled tend ' engage‘lu work of‘csrrytng Immune!“ Christmas, and were returning SONOFI tidious. and those who delight in' and can afford to wear the beat any factory can produce. Frank W. ii-ad icy. who is general superintendent. is' a capable worker well- lnformcd as to the needs of the business and has' his head and hands full, in keeping the works in good running order. The office force is‘ under the management of an expert accountant. l). brow. After the luncheon was over, Mr. Mllyeholf presented to each worker II sealed envelope With a check in it, to further show his heartfelt desire for full cooperation of all, and ended his remarks by hoping that some time not for distant the firm should be in a new factory with better appointments' larger business than at pres blah. although only a year old. badmwn from..tsn' operatives to eighty. its present number. One at the greatest surprises and most ap- preciated was the gift of s beautiful searfpiu from all the employees to an. Mayeboff.‘ , After many pleasant greetings and kmmpany adiourned well pleased and satisfied with the afternoon’s good feeling and refreshment. all All RtSllil _ it All“ WA” Howard 8. Bell. of this city has been sued for $800 by John FSadler. The action is the result of all acci- dent on West avenue, which happened liiifiuolclncki 22d, of this year. Mr. Stadler’s jitney was pro ceedlng up West avenue. on- the right hand side of the road with a num- B'er of pdfisen‘gers, when it is alleged win street, the tw machines collid- ingr; Attorney den Davis represents the plaintlftfi who ask dam‘ag es .of 8700. Papers, which were smodt‘by. Deputy Sheriff Nelson W. Boned ct; are returnable to' the Superior court the first Tuesday in Fibrusry. ' r. "mu‘hf‘tmg‘ Mutations and good wishes the, the Hell machine) bobIou't from More . ‘ ” distribution of gifts ”tonight at 7: 30 _ Church. December: Along the western front _ " i reports successful artillery actions Lby idle French in the]; I AWocvrc and V operations are restricted by ccssant rain. . ., o The British public is loo toward with keen interest 5 day 's Cabinet meeting: It is a ‘pected the Cabinet will - . The children and grown-ups of. the t , South Ndl'w alk Baptist Church. tomor. Itbe report of the Earl o Der grow. night; will participate in the an» regard to hls cnllsmnt uual Christmas entertainment.’ A with especial ”(we to til? xprogram of unusual merit has lleeuw1 th . completed; and will be presented in feet of this reporton c Q I an interesting mgnner. lwhuh mil' sulfide Promise: of a good time ripe er “Ry Nor- be compulsory , I . -.'-" _ ,A r tinned until weduesdey. 29th. cums All It i All cantons mum... A In the majority. of the local church- ‘es the Christmas entertainments will be held tomorrow evening. are among the members of the East walk Advent Christian Church, who t w i ht ill hold tin annual SSE: nfeastivi‘E’ie-u in the church .KING PETEgILVEs IN ITAEI, Those in charge 6f the allele and} _____‘ been working hard to make it the fin- 3: est Christmas entertainment that can, be cod. k W in At 7: 30 o'oioc tomorrow n Christ episcopal Church. on the shall—King Peter; oi Servia. “Iii sustenance“... a“ .2: m... here I... board .. ..m snce, in the form of a splendid en 'cg'inser. . I “ M'ESSMBISSII: school will up in ‘cliarge‘ >Tbc SOVe'eI‘g“ had rei‘used (SW of the affair at the downtown Con- lutely until now to (lav; . ‘ gregational church it will be at 0111 at e ‘ 7: so unlock. and besides carol sing. army, and it was y gent entreaty of his so ing, a Christmas story by Ira. John , Stapleton. and stereoptlcon slides. Prince Regent Sh?“ he at 13 ‘agreed to go into exile. .- : a2 BRDlNlSII Italy, Dec. 25, . Paris, Dec. 27, 6 a.m mfdclay‘cd -' there will be reimahments of cake and, AIIceAcmmi I k aft th (A t to' fit o'coc tomorrow ernoon e nce into on bChl‘lstm‘as festival for the blade ‘ The f"; t “I?“ d be belteri garish and primary department or fathert a I Trinitiy Episcopal church, will him to preserve e‘Al'ts strength observed In the evening, at 7: (5 id be able site I o'clock. the exercises for the rest of that he CO“ the school will be held. health had been restored _ To.“ The Christmas exercises of the ntr at tho he. .F'lrstiIM. a namely: South Norma turn to hiA’HGO“ 3 is to be held on ednesday evasion. of a fe— .organited army not Tuesday at' 7.30 o'clock. A‘rc Dc hearsal IVSHSIMSIEW tomorrow steer-A A Rome dlSPatsh 311 C ' ””0“ 3*: ’ ° “ck- ‘ ' said King Peter ha scc‘ep There will he an entertainment and: Italy's offer of ‘a mice for , O’flock’ AV the mil IMHO ”HI El “5g at Caserta‘neaf Naple .5, ‘ ' ' ‘ ' :. ilater Was reported that the fi"ftbl’cmnm among his 9“,... ' ; and not abandon his army'
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