\
" $4.009 was given.
.‘rmersed this, and sent the case back‘
‘ for retrial.
ESTABLISHED 1870
JASON HlINtS
AN Al00NOIIC,
DEFENSE CLAIM.
Pr 4
lost-m Gives. Toning to Show
It Was Bordering oit Tuners,
State lost: its Cm
NESSES SAN NIS
no to usr lilllllilt
"’ INN: DISlINIIENEll PNOPENIN Wllll PRICES
“Red Slayer cared lie Was “I --__
‘0 Ila-red '0' Assault on "isll’rospective Buyers of Lord lion
Wife l Will Ilm Access to lists Sim-
' in; Propertiu and lowest Cash
Prices
Oloo u loco-d (than m.
CANI’NIGN 0N
f0R MORE NEW
t
South [malt Board of trade
to Isiect Ginger in Plan to
Bring lore and letterhead“
to This City
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liltllNiltIl‘tlit'i‘. March "I'llt- .tattel
Tt‘sli'l ye~tt iday alter-noon oit its div 1
ect testititotty tn the raw or Insou S .
,1
.t
that... at in Bonn” *‘Nu'v‘ "EYE ’ .__.. V '
EACIOR|ES'
SOUTH NORWALK. mun. FRIDAflY.
MARCH 3, 1916
tuitts' tut it ill
sotmt NilWlii cut
Storing-Weill“: Orchestra
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~ ids-orthogra-
l line of the pli‘itbhlllt‘el social events
,of the season was the ladies'
1 given at tile South Norwnlk Club. lost
tetening There was a record break
in: nuutbet of members and friends in
tatteiidaitce. and everything passed oft
tee and the guests.
The musical program tta~ rendeied‘
by the Sterling-Wellnitz orcitestra,‘
1 which gave a program ot exceptional
excellence in the early part of the
evening, and played dance music lat
er The members of tile orchestra are
William \\'ellnltz. piano: (‘ltarles
.Sterling. and Frederick Murphy. vlo
llns' ()scar Father and Frank Mt"
Mahott. ltaitjo-tttattdollm_ \iarshatl
Hoyt. double has...
‘ t‘lark. the eccentric jtiuuler front
New York. proved an :tl'llel in every
sense of the “0rd, and gate an ex
‘llllillinli that calleJ for much com-
mendation trout his spfl'lntorn His
tricks were mystifying. and several of
them entirely new, no that there was
an agreeable surprise in store for
all
u
“Milli-r. charged iit lilt (‘i‘inttital Sn _- ‘ \ .
perior court vttth murdering his \llfi‘H More t.tt-tortes for South Xorttalk’. ' . .hlmrkfl.‘ ”W lrtsh senator. heralded
Anna liaints. and witnesses for ills“ 'l'hat progressive civic hotly, the d” d story-tellci. appeared to be in‘
defen-e, including l'llitl’lt“ l‘ Seelt-y, South Norttalk lioanl of Trade. is to disposed til first and. after retiring
comertator of the itt‘t"l~t'tl'h t'\litlt“ start a very active campaign to bring [M ‘ short period ieappeu‘cd Ind
and hi- Frederick .1 man». police to lilln (it) more industries
hill’flt‘tiit. were (‘lill"tl ‘Testimony iii ’ Tltat tlte members of the board may
trotlueed to attempt to prove the fol \torlt more intelligently and that they
lowing t'ntt~ “its niteit by the persons! may reap more pronounced results.
appearing at ltli' instance of the dc-. all property owners are urged to file
tense with the Board of Trade lists of their“
That llaines was Ytttrderutu on de~I land available lor tactory sites. be“.
lirtum tretnens a halthour bi tore he ting forth. as well. the lowest cash
is alleged to hate murdered his ttife: price they will dispose of it for this
the accused talking to in Adams in- purpose.
settlwrently. frotht'ng at tile mouth and; The board of trtdc is out hot after.
lit-tug treated with bromide pills tor. more industries. but they ask and de l
alcoholism. ‘nerve the cooperation and encouraget
'i‘ttnt thP accused had an attacker meat of the property owners Tilt
the trementt Imminent within litprloe stated with the filing of illu‘
htvfii’s afterfbo doctor's leaving. The4 available selling land will hold for ont-
Itttack wotirl he likely to come on at. year. The merit and advantage of
Iny"time. tthis point is Obvlmht. and shouti ape
t 'l‘ha't Haines believed l'onstablel peal to the prospective buyer.
Idol“ ’1‘. Berger of Trumbull “as per- Lists may be presented to the predi-
St‘t‘uimk him: that he \tould be hung, dent of tlte board. Joittt .\i. tilover. or
for the asaault on his one unless the the secretary. Edmund H. Crowe
doctor testified in court and that his ‘
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property would be taken away t'romt
hitti
'lltat_
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._ ..;ttittii llNllilllN
‘ lllll8_l_lii_ii llllllll
rm Dillon Au timing. and ultra
Train limiting Into and...
Help: Pile lip the Dobris
_ _ _ l .\i.il.~\.\'\'. x. v.. Mat-cit 3.v'l;\\'(I.
10kg?“ opefltfl' to b9 Tl’lelfl' man are kitotvn to be dead. a third
, . ‘ has taken to a hospital lit a supposed ‘
and ll. 8. District Court
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SPElllCl tit 0l8lill8 .
out it tuition
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'ly dying cottdltioit. and two others.
[are believed to have been killed iit :l‘
' .ntar-enti collision in
‘1'"; batty yards of the New York Central
case of the government against 3“ Railroad here early today.
:liiitnli‘lll of oysters. a procedure un-.
tier the Pure Food latts. a stipttliition‘
“lit entered into between District All
-)
\it:\\' HAVEN. t.\iarclt a. VI“
attd injured men were horse express
1 \. . tll- . l ‘ ”l 1, l l ing men, The fifth is believed to have
"";‘- ”I“ “C3 .m“ ““195: or‘ I” been a tramp who was stealing a
t)}‘>.t'l‘$ today. in the t hltetl btates
. - ‘ . , . l ”(10.
tli's' rtrt (mm. by which it tinottt
A heavy east-bound freight struck!
pl't‘jlltllCP to the oysters they may he1 a train loaded with ”we“.
ialtt-tt out of storage and destroyed.
\l'itv-n the 0_\'.~‘ltl'r~ were stizgd they
“"r" stored by ”'9 government. Umtcoaclt in which the express messeil‘l
not in cold storage. Consequently
. . . gers were riding. a refrigerator car
tit-y aged and became itt butl (omit: and a load of heavy automobile partsl
. was awaiting a signal to pull into the
Albany station, smashing a steel
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“W“ 7 Th2}. Eh“). “”9 Tmf I”. (30“. The engine of the freight was not‘
“Wt.“ 1‘ “WWW“ _“ “istm- derailed. bttt six cars behind it were.
against which proceedings -
were ~Q
brought are said to have belonged to: dexvotllifihgdflflm also loaded with (,x,‘
three dealers. ‘ '
. . lpress and west-bound. crashed lntol
\‘l "ham 1‘. Scoiicld. of Stamford. at the wreckage. throWlng debris, adding;
teittrrttph operator in the Grand (‘en’ baggage and express car to the pile.;
‘lral Terminal in New York. indicted None of the “.1..an was seriouslyl
last Week by a Federal Grand Jury httrl. _ ;
on the charge of operating a radio Main line freight traffic will bcl
starnm tvitltout having secured a ll- tied up until late this afternoon. l’its—t
('t'lise front the government, appearetll sooner trains were being "m m.”
in the United States District Counlfreitht tn...“ {
)‘t'nti‘rdily and entered a plea of null '
guilty. His case yvas set for next} I
Fl‘uvsday. W. J. Boltannan. who cit-g l
tereti an appearance for Scoiield. was} .
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will not be made public until the per-I
Mn Haven and Hartford Railroadno visits from state officials who it is
amtt-arunce was made for the plaint-i reported intend to inspect. the weights.
was lulled by a train at Hartford. in which potatoes and like vegetables
19“. in the first suit a verdict of' are being sold. ‘
admitted to practice in this court. 3
Sillllll llfltilll Willi
sons named have been apprehendedt ~"—'—
itt and the court granted a motion to and measures of Norwalk grocery:
The Circuit Court. An agent from'the weights and
The Grand Jury was in session. but; ‘
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in the civil suit of Rosa PontilloJ There is a pegshitenl rumor to the
dismiss the action with costs againul stores. Particular attention. it is stat“
mmdommom on active in,
Its indictments if any'httve been found'
adntittistratrix. against the New York. elfect that local grocers may encept
the pialntlff. Pontilio. a track walker,‘ ad. will he paid to the measures troin
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(“mm was adjourned until Tuesday. scales of coal dealers.
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I l.lnxweiler .tntl liegetuan.
the Notth Al-tco took an appeal.
The deadf
messengers, as was one of the mist-i t
which '
this city recently with regard to thels
amused the audience with numerous
funny stories. '
|..tter a club lunch tor which the
entertainment committee. Elblrt W
l-‘itclt. Stephen S. Jarvis and George
l. Woodward are famous. with N’Pv-
ed The menu included salads. assort-
ed sandwiches. ice cream. cake. cot
fee. etc.
The dancing floor was titled to (:il
paclty' for the balance of the evening.
and all thoroughly enjoyed the past»
time. The committee received many
_t~eoinpllnvouts on the success of the at-
nsntt was ill 1
llllllllNll lttlll sun
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William Fisher. defeitduit' lit the‘
‘l'nmous and Iongtlrawn ottt rent suit
tttt' Raymond Brothers vs Fisher. had
Judgment awarded itt his favor today
by Judge George ll. \‘ophurglt of the
city court. The court rules Mr Fisher
is to recover costs.
This case had many llpr attddttwus
during its long life. it was original
ly tried before Justice of the Peace
William A. tlrlliln. .lr. liay‘montl
‘l‘trothers. represented Attorney;
sued for
rent 'claimed to be due Attorney John
J. (‘unco is Mr. Fisher's counsel.
After several heated hearings .lus-
tlce Griilln rendered judgment itt favor
of Raymond Brothers. Attorney (‘tiir
The appeal w;
never filed in the higher courts. A -
torneys Llnxwellcr & liegemttn. learn-
ing this. then brought suit to recover
on the judgment rendered by Justice
‘triiiin. Attorney (‘tineo maintained.
and is upheld, that the appt ill vacated
this judgment.
by
NElElllN JOB PRIMER
DIES IN flilSl DISINICI'
It was with the greatest surprise
and sorrow that Norwnlk resident.)
heard of the death of Harry M. Gard-
ner. one of this city's oldest and most
respected citizens. who had for years
conducted a printing office at the cor-
ner of Wall arid Witter streets. in the
First District. . .
Mr. Gardner cante to this city near.
ly twenty-five years ago front Brook-
lyn. He was connected for a number
of years with the "Nortvalk Gazette."
as manager of tltc iobbmg department
of that paper. Just before the “Ga-
zette" ceased to be printed. which
was in 1900. Mr. Gardner resigned his
position with rthe paper. and opened
a Jobbing and printing olllce, 0n the
corner of Wall and Water streets. in
the First District. For the past six-
teen years Mr. ?iirdner has continued
his business it that placo.’ (“hills
which time he gained a hostof [m on,
by whom“ will be greatly missed.
Th0 deceased was" a prominent
met. ll r or «face Church, having been
I vestrymdn iii that parish for many
years. \Alt’hough not a member or uh
local auto Lodges. Mr. Gordon
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night .
in a manner gratitying to the coitiiitit .'
whim I,
Of The Seminars news
features. They will ap-
preciate it later.
r
$3
tompM- TWO CENTS
Probably now and colder
$728.50 is“ *
Without
.t‘ NNE llNNiiEll, ,PlElNlEll NENNIY
llouiorilrtisismhtor-l
BENIN; Glllllt fill N08l’llll
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may. Pail loath hush stint. mum to it Plains“
Witt Proceeds of “it Pays to.
Advertise" mu irttt , It;
Presented in logost Ilium
on larch zoo
illlllli lillll nu ,
01'1th ”lithium 0i Nilllillll” .
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NBIINE IN lNE WORN'
Murdered it. 3. Case at ml
immi- aunt-.1914 i
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waruuitsi-‘iatm.inn-it 3.. land .‘M'W“ 1‘“ ML;
S Williams (ti geport and Marry] a” w um .f “I COI-
l-: km. or l‘ough pate. N. i'.. weret '
hanged lit the state prison here early.
today for the murder of County Coll t
ttttssloner Hubert I]. (‘m at Bork-l
hainttted ltt November. litli. ”Gilli
neat to the gallows calmly and nelttt _. " ‘
ednmtle any statement. ‘ 1 At the lit-gent ’l‘nrttre l.otti~ .l
Williams was the first to beexecut- (‘Oht‘n “INK“ I!“ Mill" l0 3 lent"
m1. Awumwntpd by Rev. William audience. on the prtigntsr of the nos
biotic-sis loath! lat-tab
mind
v
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‘ t'tbld them
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GERMAN moors Clilllili
that if Dillillolll
Arc Pushing Their use.
Further in the Violent
Attacks on North ol
Verdun — ‘ Po
flags iloisled on More
Germ Steamers
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PRESIDENI liliSllN;
Administration Forces In out
Written." by a Note iii
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German troops cleared the vil-
tlage of Douaumont and pulled
!their lines to the west and to the
“A““V‘TUN- south of the village and or cite
March 3, By a
vote of as to H, a greater majority.
than they expected.
forces in the \‘ettatt- today tabled Sen i
ator Gore's resolution to warn Amer
ltans oil the armed ships of the Burl
opeait ln-lligerents. and thereby final ‘
ly our-iled iii the Senate any agitation
which has embarnstetl President}
mg to official announcement il-
succl today by the German Army
Headquarters stat? in Berlin.
The statement adds that more
than 1,000 prisoners were taken.
I Wilson in the submarine negotiations . and that a “W 0f heavy guns
with Germany
Senator Gore‘s resolution. a subatil The French ffici l "M
title by Senator Mot'umber. a Repub-t ,0 a sat at
llt'hll, and an attempt by Senator Gochs’a‘y’ “3‘ Ge have tamed
to strengthen his original proposal.§t ear “0km attacks to the north
all were defeated at one time on alof Verdun.
toll call on a motion by Senator; The only point where they It-
.latttes. tltt- Administration \vitip. “gtained any success, according tO‘
ltthis afternoon’s statement. was in
were captured.
I ed lit the t-ottin. and removed.
llart. he entered the death chamber!
at l2.tt6:t.t‘.’. At‘ 1:106:22 the prison
guards lrtd strapped him, placed the
death cap over his face and sprung
the trap. .‘tt 12.19:i0, he was pro
nouitced dead and the body was lower
At 12.31 3‘. Roe. accompanied by
(‘hapiain t‘htrey of‘the prison. enter-
ed the death chamber. The trap was
com at 12.321! 5‘ at M the
prison physicltut- pronounced him‘
dead
pital wotk lll whith he is interestel
H9 ~elated that "The Women of .\'ttr
watt." ait organllation of I‘m I‘ddltr.
had made final arrangements to th'
a benefit pt-rfornianet tor the purpose
of presenting the (‘liy of Norwalk
with an automobile ambulance Satu-
uel Rumor. of the Regent Theatre,
who is the originator of llllt- move
ment, will donate the full proceeds
of the matinee and evening perform
ancgn for this cause
has been decided upon lit "it Pays to
The Administration victory in lll'l .
Seitate ll':t||*'ft the tight in the ‘he Douaumont region. Here they
lltillrt' succeeded in reaching Douau—
. .«ttt at the White House that 'mom village. where heavy fight-
thc result in the Seuztte was satis
factory. and met the ttishes of i’resi
dent \\’ilnou. it. was added that at
'entioit would now be concentrated out
the situation lit the House. i
The roll tail was as follows. '
Ayes-Ashurst, llankheatl. ilecltliitin
iirandegee. llmusuard. littrleigh, l'hll
, ton. Clark. Wyoming; Colt. Culbertson.
.‘t‘tu'tis, Diliingham. du Pont. Fletcher,
The play thal '
(tore. Harding. Hardwlck, Hitchcock.
ing is continuing. Other attacks
in this vicinity were repulsed
with heavy losses by the Get-
mans.
Lloyd's agent at Bombay re-
ports that the Portuguese flag
has been hoisted on all German
steamers lying at MOI-magic; and
that the Germns“ who wen»
Advertise" and will be gluén on Lion»
day. March 2”. Mr. (‘ohen in the
tonne of his remarks otated. "When.
i started out two months ago to'aur-
vey the hospital situation and the
public's interest in their, hospital. l
remarked in my lectures. given at the
two theatreapj'tbat the only way to
solve the profims that confront the
hospital authorities woultLbe through‘
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(Continued on Tenth Page.)
tit aria itititi
til it. llliillilloll
ltt’ Ur. McGregor. pastor of the
Norwalk Congregational Church.
preached lit the South Novwalk Bap-
tiJl Church, a sermon 0! special in-
ltetest to those present. A compari-
32?. ltbf'tlailzgermisllr‘llflz' o$;l;t‘ei;?e.t ion was made between the church of
w ‘ I'l h it' stern
comparative merits of the rings. aiil ”m generations ago I h
tdicipllne. and legislative powers. and
set with large diamonds. the customer! i “am“ as an ”E
left the place. declaring himself dis-I "” 9mm” 3 “9°“ 5“
ti it d cape front future punishment. and the
>a s e .
h h of toda which dealt nitn
Smith says be accompanied the c u“ y
t the d or and when he tideals and was a training school to
stranger o 0 . ‘ "3' n for the ro r liviit of
turned one of the trays with the dll'l New" me p pe g
tthls life. The speaker maintaincdt
misfits cyfismlle'ltmput on the I that in spite of the change in the mod~
I 9 " ' ‘ “3'. h the fundn
and when Smith was shown the phot furrm'fime drgtllfai‘ngldnunchanged
tographs of a number of diamond K8 ‘
. . f alv tion was as erti-.
thieves who are said to have operd'ed non-(lord? 0" 3e": in the histosy m-
in New York and other eastern cit es. awn t It,
be recognised one its that of the man; the 'Ofld‘ The question, a ‘
must do to be saved," was the lm‘l
:iho {tag examined the diamonds lni portant question for men today. The
s s o .
. h . I-t t' . K, t answer to that question was in Jesus
C The no“; life: :1“? o Drp'c" If‘hrist who can save to the uttermosm
ompany o . ' tr .
lSalvation was direct, real vital in its‘
tvuta'mc body tut. attuned by rel»
(Cotttintnd on aim PI...)
tut lit iiioiis
Stillll Ill unto
t‘illt‘AGt). March fl.——The.ft of dis
tnonds said to be valued at more than
$25,000 front titrelcer & Company.
jewelers. was reported to the police.
early today.
According to E
dwnrd L Smllh.l
manager of the concern. which is
located in the lllack'stone Hotel. a
well-dressed man entered the store
yesterday anti asked to see sortie
diamond rings. Smith brought out
three trays. each containing twelve
‘. Dakota;
. Shields. Simmons. Smith. of Ariuina;
.Stnith, of Georgia; Smith.
.1 ti.
in ion“ .
' .ieatli.
land this note:
, Hollis. llughee. Hosting, James. John aboard have ben interned at Pan.
son. of Maine; Johnson. of South jim
Kern. Lane. Lee. of MaryI Paniim. or New C! ' it the
land; Lewis. Lodge, liclran. Martin. .
Martino. Myers. Nelson. Newlnnds. capitol “th Ponu‘um CM
Oliver. Overman. ()wen. Page. l-’helan.l.°f Goa. in Ad& It was rmntly
l‘lttman. Polndexter. i’onterene, Ran.» I reported that the Portuguese goV-
dell.’ Reed, Slll'lfl'Olll. Sh?pp&rd,l¢rnment at" requisiu'onin‘ ."
ithe German and Austrian chips
lying in Portuguese harbors, had
all Teuhon
of Mary-
land; Smith. of Michigan; Smith. at" ,
South Carolina. Sterling, Stone, Swan Ewen orders that
. son. Thomas. Thompson. Tillman. Un ‘vmels in the Portuguese Colon-
derwood.
'.\'ali~'li.
Total tits.
\‘ardstnart.
“'"dflmlh- ies should likewise be taken over
Warren. Weeks.
w"m“"fi‘iaiid put under the Portuguese
Nays-Bomb. t‘hamberlain. Clapp. “a" ,
(‘ummins. lt‘all. (lallinger. Gronna.t The Village 0‘ Vaug 313° W“
Jones, l.a i-‘oilette. .\ic(‘umber, Norris..attacked by the Germans, but
ti'tiormatt. Sherman. Works. Total these advances were checked byl
:the French fire and the Germ-ins
twerc compelled to retire, leaving
a great number of dead.
The bombardment continued
Welling and last night iii the
Woevre distriCt, but: French
. unremitting,
()SSINiNtl. N. Y.. March 3.-—-Walterlby their cmx‘n of fire.
il'atson. of Brooklyn. was electrocutedl -
at Sing Sing this morning for the The artillery. 0‘ the Gm“
murder of his wife in March. 1915.th33 been serve to the vicinity of
Watson protested his innocence to the: Malancourt and near Hanger-t.
last. He left a sealed envelope witha' In Lorraine, in the region to
request that it he' opened after his . the south forest of Barov, . fable
in it was found a faded flowert
“Thls envelope cm t attack on the part of the Germans
tains a flower front off my dear wife's was
grave. Please bury it with me and;lnd the use of hand grenad .
let it be on my breast. it is a token‘ A dispatch from Lausann to
of remembrance of the wife i always. the Central News. in London.
loved. and may God rest our souls in says that the German Gm
peace." -
Watson was separated from hiat‘wn mek'nes" has dud from
wife .tt the time of the murder. which wounds received while fighting
he was supposed to have committedbcfore Verdun
tvlttle under the influence of drink.- Available records of the Ger-
Hts son. Thomas. 19 years old. saw.- .. . c
his father stab his mother with 'l than mllttrry establishm m d.
table knife. and assisted in his can!“0t mention 3 Gen' von Lancke-
dispersed by infantry . fire f
Ireoults in the lives of men. lt‘alth lnt’
ll filil ii i. lllllillllli
Christ would bring this udical change'
The Gospel Song Service in this
count: with the past.
live a life. of happiness
with an ttnforgiven past.
with the
and power
Confession
accompanying forgiveness.
t was the open door to spiritual revoltt-tl
No man couidt ture.
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.NPNNN AND NEliNllE I
time.
A report that a German co -
meme raider or prize was
Cape Henrv. Va. waiting for a
favorable chance to make a dash
in men and women. The speaker tie-l
fined a saved man as first, a forgiven
man. it was necessary to square no
church last evening was forcdul and. tion.
compelling. A" "Hm“ elects scorn-l A saved man was a man with new;
ed to come to ’ gracious climax matc‘ ideals, new tastes, new impulses and-
ing mp appeal of the Christ slrong also a man who was daily becoming.
‘0 hm‘ Ti” invitation was “"5 better, growing. into moral likeness;
by Mrs. Lucy Gray Case and Georget'wml Christ. 'The moved man had at
H' Hirst. Seldom have tho people, future before him and a hope of heat'-’
heard more effective singln of' en. ‘ .l
hymns. The minister, Rev. \ ‘ G' The sermon was listened to with up}
Gltiln 59°“ oh "Standing" urging his preciatlon. it was a clear statcntentl
““1”” '0 mm“ ”'9 “P?“ .‘h9 “Olmtof the. facts of salvation. Mrs. P. 1.!
{figllwflclheglflllmfibfi‘lmd ‘i‘sliltlock “din; Smith and Miss A. Fallon sang a due?1
' - w well rendered.
service tonight will be at 7:45 andl‘hfifh'tgfl services tonight. Rev. Dr
of animilar character. By unanimous; Berta. pastor of rho Norwalk Metho-
t‘cm" °‘ ”‘9 fm’fhem"; " “1min Church will preach. Mrs. Smith
decided to cont mte ' '9" “3 “ex 1 will sing. Rev. J. Staplcton wllthavt '
“’9'“ ”05:31“ T2959! . will bo' charge of the song service A prayer
0‘12: gfuguxzxi‘mfim" . - service will be conducted by Mr.
—~Sontlnoi Idl. pay. " “w ~ --l
tend those services.
Hartley _at 7:15 p. in. 'A cordial wet--
ccme lo extendod to everybody to 31--
[evenlng proved a v‘ery pleasant one. ,appeared.
for Newport News, or Norfolk.
was broutr‘nt to New York todav
by Capt. Munkew-itz. of the Bell-
DANCE Hill) [Nil NlllNl
' Insular Liner Ctr-a n, from
The Young tisadles‘ Auxiliary bold Porto Rico YW
an "Apron and Necktie. Dance" lat ' . .
evening at the South Norwalk ‘l‘rust Capt. Munkemtz 531d tint
early yesterday he was called on
,deck bv the second officer. who
"'{reported a mysterious light» to
“in fine": the cast which. he. could not make
' n out The light was moving out-
(‘ompany Hall on Washington street.
The affair was a success in every way
and was thoroughly enjoyed by
present.
During intermission.
Harris rendered vocal selections i . ' .
an excelle t manner. She was ac-iwprd and Capta'n Minimum: I'-
companied y Miss Elisabeth Harris fired the W of hi. “up w.-
at ‘
the piano.
David Sloman also favored with
some songs and gave a few mono-
logues which were. admirably pr-one
ed. The attendance "3311111! and the
'a second light appeared close to
the port side and apparently nov-
md as suddenly II they‘ll-,4
$3.3... .
ing eastward. Both light. (inp-
adminietrationlmred f0" YCSterday. lCCOfd-\
with great intensity yesterday.
liorces held tbe‘Germans in check
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