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Ollie. at second Clan Matter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. MONDAY, DEC, 18, 19:6 1916.
. ASSOCIATED Pusan «ewe FROM Au. ”an or Tu“: w
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CHILD IV A SPECIAL WlRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Ilome Department '-
READ mi: sum-I.
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TION INDISPENSA-
BLE FOR EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.
Snow Tonight and Tuesday
hmMan
momma
.Sutvivors of SpanishSliip Pio 1X-~
Forty of Crew Drowned
SWEEPS. till
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filo “posits, a Saloon and a Bar- . State I '
oer Shopfittrgiarized and Men inI “3;: #33:? 53s '3:
”"3"“ "TEL???“ i Will Not Interfere With
Belligerants
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l’oun‘g filalt “Frisked” by Four High-i ,
happen in Broad Street
-'--—— Iltaly Wan
lilllllit‘lill't-ilffi lb”; 15 titllllnalt,t
thirtieth, talent. :hievtes and other ceir]
lt‘y ol,(ri1‘n.tu.i.i ,ltstwsitlon. ittclutiin:
licyll't-i'lztira Wl") rob homes dtirinu;
the Wetting, are holding a carnivat’ _
in Bridgeport. BIuecoats and (tetee' “”3““: IM‘ 1". Silt? a. m.. l’ia l'tlt‘is,
tires t’l‘rl netlkin: the performers and lM‘. l\‘, 33A” i“ “L““I’Ullt‘ lit'ili‘tlit'i
have. liti. with mm! suppesfi pm ”191; has no intention of attempting to lift}.
(tan'nivtrl, whet; tit-can on Saturzlity'fdm" “““mg ”l“ llt’lliuercuts at pre-
'.’t.‘.t'.«‘tl yesterday mm~sent, according to a slatcnu-nt 15min
why ”my; ' itoday by the Vatican. The statement
some (illlL’Mlh :tzltl'i "trill appvovt ”my!“ ”it” “t‘llht‘l‘ llh' llilllt‘ nor lIt-‘
of the. show l-v. : =l:l-.'»- other: \tllui “"1." 5““ mild“ or Wish to make coni-
MW two unit; still» down a laddetlmpm “‘Sitl'tliiliz l-t‘tl‘l‘lllttlll‘r\peace pro-
I'll?“ "01”.,“ w, w of .\irs 1,3 “v_'1ltis:tls. and that therefore ititty an
Antik‘ of, .‘l'ffl Fitz'viviii it\t‘llllt‘, oppos- """ll‘t‘lllt‘nlfiv “Uribllh‘d to them are
ll“ lit-lion ]1_.‘.“'y_,.“j‘-.:l,.l .‘ pmimi noiv absolutely unfounded, it is added that
(dl;vltl|lil_vt (:71 ;‘.-l r...:.-h .d the m.“ ill“ lmnc naturally has an ardent dc-
l‘ec lit-a. Ai'-:.* it"tlt‘t’il ill :1 tt.ur.l-:““”“‘ 1“" I““‘l"‘v hill ”Nil lit? “0| believe
(ltllrt‘ in titoonwro lllll" ”w. 1that any intervention at the present
Crime Wave Spreads. lininnvnt would hasten its conclusion,
'f‘vto ltOtt-.»s wit-2‘» brittlttrizeti tllll‘ ITI‘“ net result ”I WWW] resolutiona
liltl the. \'-'it(il{"?!‘~l. a “pm" “a“. bur~‘ introduced in to the Citntllbcrof Depu-
ltti'i'xt-il, innit sleeping it: lodging3 ”"5 regarding Ill“ German 993““ “”0“
Emmet. vmre robbed, tl zln’t'rbershop wasI and -a prolonged discussion among the
humming“. a Hm.” was entered bylflt-‘nalord and deputies was thgltleclsion
ilil‘ct‘ lite“. and was robbed at ”willy the legislators that no peace would
Will“ of ”Vultnpri a young man “Marthe accepted unless itt accordance with
iinternational aspirations and the
rights of people based on the princi-
ple of nationality. if such a peace is
.itnposslhle to obtain diplomatically. it
Inns declared that it must be obtaincvl
by victory of arms.
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By THE POPE virors of the dilated Spanish steam-
,1 ship l’io 1X, wrecked in a storm and
sunk several ltuttdred miles off thei
t‘anary islands, on December 5, ar-9
rived here. yesterday on the steamship
Bttenos Aircs. Eleven others were
reported to have been saved by a
l-‘tenclt transport, while forty of the.
crew, including the captain, \V'Ul‘t"
drowned. Nine of the men on the,
itiettos Aires were picked up fromi
«an ituprovisioncd raft and two of
i their. from it ladder.
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lint for two small electric flash
lights. it was said, the men brought
here also probably would have been
drowned. ’l‘ltc littenos Ait‘cs, which"
il'ld responded to art "8. (i. S.‘ call
from the Pin ix. failed in an =fi‘ort
to attach a line to the slitliln.‘ shlp.‘
owing to the heavy She was
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safety. All the tillhoats on the Pin
l.\', it was said had been sitittsltcd in
iltentpls to launch them. Night:
. ovettook them, the survivors said. as;
they were battling hopelessly in the}
l‘tt‘flli; sea. V
A li_:.lil flat-thine from the surface of
the sea attracted attention on board
lite lluettos mires. A boat was low]
err-d and two of the survivors a how
-tt is years and the qtlttt‘tertntlstt'rI
of the Pin lX «were [llt'I("tl up fronti
a ship's ladder, \t‘ilh \\'ltt.:n they built
leaped into the water. Soon after.
\laro a similar liititt was observeill
and nine others were picked up from
an improvised life raft.
A wireless nit-s: .l:l A tile last i'l‘oltlr
the Pit» lX‘ received by the opcrittori
on board the Illimltts Aires later in:
the- nicitt announced that the Pitt 131'
was ,ttinklng rapidly. The presence.
dosed with a “noodby.” t'l‘he Httenofi‘l
Air-es remained in the vicinity until3
daylight but no trace then Was secnI
of the yttsitel. , _
‘ The Pitt 1X was bound from Gall
verton and New Orleans for Spain‘
with a cargo of cotton anti slaves?
llcr first wireless call for aid said
.—'iic I‘ilil sprung aleak and that a teri
t-ible ttolltwest gait- was raring.
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M’IIAIIAIiA IS BASII
IS SIIRIiEIIl REPORT;
Went to Elm Street llouse in
‘ Bridgeport is Rumor—Startling.
Revelations Coming? ‘
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Wish to Spare Relatives Grief of.
christmas Funeral ‘
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tiltiti :ilN-II», N. Y. ll-w.
youths lu‘liIl’lltTIJtl to be executed at
am}. Slut; prison this week ham
fi'olttt'iietilv shorty-tied their lives by
at. linsl lilies days in order that the Mrs. Margaret Pair. claimed by the
grief of their trr‘Ifillth'S may be dulledtstate to have been murdered by her
a; Lurch :.. [lumitliv by Christmas. it husband and his young cotiipt‘ittioit_
‘lt‘ah announced here tonight was seen alive, it is alleged, by an
‘ 'l'izcy are. Sllnlvp J. Fillstein, lEl‘Albatty physician four montlts'ni‘ter
years (III of ift‘ixga, who killed a po-Ithe skeleton. claimed to be that of
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lilillltilil‘tllt'i‘. Ilt'C. lbw—interest in‘
the programs of the trial 01‘ “Bit: Bill"
Smith and probable developments in‘
the llrltlceport l’ost gatttlrliitg"exposci
was enlivened last night when it wasi
learned that proprietor John McNama-
ra has arrived in town from Bet-mum.”
Every effort was made by file Te‘ie-l
grant to reach .\lr. McNamara for an
interview last night. Although trace.
of trim was found in many quarters MI
was impossible. to reach hitn tip to:
press hour. McNamara according to
The Telegram’s informant was seen;
entering his former place of business}
Saturday afternoon at 59 Elm streets;
He wore a heavy nn‘ster turned '
about the collar
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{lilo in lliil’ttt.
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The young rzw
lite lWlSOll chaplain. to Warden Moy~i
«or, however. and requested that they.
be Executed Tuesday. To this. it was physician of Albany, N. Y.. the doctor
said. “to Warden assented, it beinglis said to swear he treated Mrs. Fair
discretionary with him under the sen-‘in the Homeopathic hospital, Albany.
once of the court, which merely stipn-idnrina December of 1914. The skele
kid the. week in which the condemn-Eton was found in Daricn (“Wills All-
.. were to be pttt to death. trust of that year. Tins deposttton is
- are killed Friday» or Sap; said to be borne out somewhat by the
tummy.“ they told him. "our‘t .bodiesjhospitai records as well as statements
will get home about, Christmas [)ay,illltl(l0 by nurses.
1‘3 boat boat cap-{laborer in t‘ollen‘s woods. liaricn, two
3 were to lia\'c",,vcars ago This, singularly important
t-ltatt- l-‘rit'tay oriparticttlar of the defenscyto be put up
iby Fair and Devereanx was, made
i: sit-til Father (.‘iistliiti.ltittbliti Saturday. .
in a deposition claimed -io have
been made by Dr. Bailey, Corner‘s
shod
spectacles Friday afternoon Assistant‘
Prosecutor (,iarlick continued his in-
vestigation into the gambling case.I
up '
and tortoise
t? we cro executed on Tuesday byl At 11 O'clock this morning Judge Seeking further evidence Mr. Garlic):
Friday “'0 writ have been buried and' Bnrpee proceeded with the drawtng summoned several employes of the;
V ' Fair-Dovereaux jury. Ten Post and other newspapers to hrs of-
jty Chriaitnaa Day our relatives 'will‘iOl‘ the
V6 pulled tlletaselves ingot-hep“ jurors flce'
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have already geen drawn, ln ,
the streets.
'panel to be challenged today, Judge
t the officials should
3“ ”EA"! Burpee said ll'la
k I " I letter-else care in subpoenaiiig men
whose business duties were no press-
tingns to make it a sacrifice for them
were developing
waning gambling expose.
a serious nature, it was so
made and a sw’eeping
Bharles of
evidence the ‘autltorities had in the
prosecution of Mr. ‘Smith. So far none
thrive been summoned
newspapermcn. which fact has ceased
considerable comment because it is
believed that the authorities have the
names of many citizens of prominence
who could give evidence if they were
asked. to testify.
nudiour children lost. their lives .to-
tiny ilre. fire that. destroyed the inter-
ooean Hotel here. The bodies ‘of Mrs.
White turd,- two sons were found in
the ruins A nine months‘ old baby
momma
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PHORIA. Ill.; Dec. Iii—Mr. and
Mrs. John P. Becker, 85 and 83 years
old. respectively, were found murder»
ed today at their home near Mason!
City, lll. They had been idiot to
dentt. and their" home riddiedeith
bullets. Bloodbottnds are on the trail
of the Slayers. _ l '
The couple. said to be wealthy and
{lied owners of 3.300- acres of farm
a i an , are reported to have boarded
.nt‘lnéhfim‘i’fégé 3'3}? of the their wealth since the failure‘of a
qt“, 105$.” b l. . ‘,_ ,cials estlo brink several years ago. This 'mon-’
uldfngs and ma— “ey. together with $3.000 r‘cnt moneyl -
‘—Adve
smouldering‘
was for the body of the fourth child.
ite nan electrocuted when he fell
0111: Munich: wires after, leaping
\ . Mrs. White and
. ‘lhr'eochitdren perished in their
rm. .lttitiut‘twezy guests were in
hotel. which was damaged to the
- at in $40,000.
While. the. entire fire department
fighting the fire, a blazb'was'dis-
Civil Engineer ‘Henry Minor, ‘while
ourveying on the Higgins’ property;
Ridgefteld, found some bones pupa
posed to have been those of a prehis-
toric animal. The bones will be sent
to one of fife New York museum‘s,
where they will be"'cluaslfled. and
placed. .' _ .
rtlee at The Sentinel.
‘ lot at ‘
. _ 435,900- . received recently to missing?”
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attains
irairtieid county tinnie Children En-
hmnmu
r'tlllll‘t'Ill‘ll to draw away for her own Santa Claus DistriM’Q‘ Individual
t lllt'll'
, ot’ferwl by the gymnasium gave an op.‘
1opportunity was used to the littlest
l (l’l'i‘l‘l‘efi Frenntng and MM! Doyle),; to the. moment of agony which \t'tls
‘a great sensation by giving
- instruciing sheriffs to draw anew It was rumored about
' last night that starting rcvelatlonnl
in the. apparently :
id, would be!h
investigation '
1them to this port today.
to testify butt
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A DESERIEIl
CIRCUS Al » lIilIiIIlE I0
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tertainerl on Saturday, at Affair, Norwalk Congregational dimming
That Was unqualified” Success-I ,Spealts of Ills life and Character:
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(lifts a‘tthIEitioy mutants; Knew the Heart cf tit: Ecceasczlf
in spite of the fact that a circus H ”w err-"l“ .‘ .Y‘ . , _ , -\t
:cason is ordinarily that or the sum: ,m', ““1". in: L. J vi 1 . ,, "__' .‘ ‘,"i
int-r, the ("itristmas (Yirctts held at the' ' ‘ "I ‘ ’ "“‘“ ”"I
lowing the impressive ril’ttlll’l: of ill"
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lltllstdi tiltool on Saturday i“ ”‘t Epicopm “WNW m. a", «bad in. HM.
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ml'l' ‘Am'd, “if“ ‘ ‘11", 1“ 0f,l‘l‘(‘(lt’rlt‘li (ob-roan. ii-‘rlor ot ’i‘rutitvt
lzotlor who were the ('llllilrcn front, . . . . ,, .
ti c lt‘ni llell Count ‘ Home nim- it [LPN opal “THC" “”V ”l“ ‘I'WI “5’ '-u‘\.'
l r A,“ - gndorseinctlt' .mljbtttc to the 1.9 and I‘llillitt'li‘l‘ up tlpw
l 4 flint”) u; , 1w“ to ,I;.O‘\"tli\t‘i::tSt-ti were Spilli'dl by ltm John
i tom \ in Ms vi to out In _t J . iSlapleltlll. paw”. m :1“. South Km.
the fun were equally cntitusitsltc iii
walk t‘onr'reuat‘onai
The increased spacey ‘ ;
personal friend 'ot Dr. iluntorteit‘
They are published here by request
Mr. Staplelon raid in part ..- .
"With the deathlcss tit-lssagt- oi the‘
beautiful service we have, just lltilIKl:
et‘ltolnu in otil hearts it will be easy
0‘ for us to translate its meaning and:
1'0 ”i - 1find its. comfort as we think together
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i'lmgevchIgtyiaflotlE-‘tfi; (‘1' ‘3‘.“ Eli! "l‘gfi’xit of the life that has ~ gone. from its. list
I! I! ' ' S 3 i t h 1‘ 5- 'word] are. immortal because they“.
:EEAAI‘nt‘tmiIflrni‘i’Ilfn ll‘li‘h‘l‘ll‘z'()qit:‘l‘l‘tl:‘\l':;::+ speak of dominant triumphant eternal:
‘-‘t ' -. . . '- - ,. life The' find answer in our heat-lat
where they gutted in admiration at the‘ today pgmmsp m. are hp". gathercdi
flung" Imam. .nmig." {“39“}? ”("0 . together to do honor to one who ltns‘.
‘“ *0“ .onlsc 9" an . l“ 3“":80 lived. it is the fact of his life we
ride (Miss Lynch and‘ Elizabeth Alert-lam facing_ in spite of “N, Hours and;
illltlf‘il- ”W SMI‘“ (Illullm‘lv (“WM‘tstirrovv and gloom of this hour we
Limit" A‘gnew): "if “mm-l Man: have conic each one with his or her,
(”NU lluukl. ”‘0 “ ”d Mil“ “l Bi)“; memory of the years of life until
ne‘o (Katherine Adonis) anti his son‘strpngm and service which fife otlr
(l'l‘llttces‘ liengler), the Bears and, Mom] has given so splendidly hit
their trainer (Mary Weed, Knihlecn‘ldayn gono‘ up was a life giver. ”WI
“05'“ “"d Bertha ROMH‘WL ”19 “Quill many are they with today think backl
the Thin Lady (Mina Royer). the Fail turned to one of ecstncy when it 'Wilsl‘
Lady (Kathryn Quittner). Tolllikttown that the skilled fingers curd?
’l‘hutnb nnthls Wife (Jack Mayer and'eu by the keen brain of the master:
lilttnti Sutherland). The. Lions and j surgeon had ovgrcnnlp the very 3pm.;
the Wild Man were especially Sillrlrlows of denth.‘lleld in highest respect}
lint: and roused attttrvh‘tinaion in theiby his professional colleagues a citi-i
breasts of the' some of the smallestlzm who worked for the good of tite'
children. Xi‘he Snake Charmer made community iitistintinuly. a friend who;
n\'=llr"=t:t'ippetl the hearts of his intimates?
1'01“" {if AW? stuffed snMW- Tht‘ Slipmwith the increasing evidence of his
perv Seal in lllc cage with the long; genuine worth. a father who was built
necked t‘iirnffe presented a most life-'eomrutle and guide to the children he
illit‘ allllt‘iiritllt"‘- Iloved. llll ideal hit-band. .It‘ilh l'lu.\lor~
After the children tutti seen the tier-Mas a man who lived to the full:
sideshow they were escorted ittlo the‘ the life iotl Raw him. “'0 glow it! ”It“
gymnasium where chairs httd been at'-; abundance of his gifts. iii the marvel
ranged in an oval rin , and behind a'of his skill httt more than all in Ihu‘.
mysterious curtain the orchestra and fineness of his nature. ilia charactctl
llt't‘fttl‘tners could be heard makingiwas of silk and steel. With the deli-
llliiil' preparations for the grand pro-'cacy of a \voman be combined the,
cesaion. Soon after the procession}firmness of strong: manhood. Those;
started. It .was preceded by a most who knew hitn best loved hitn best.:
picturesque gypsy orchestra, the): The volume of his life was not boon-lI
members of which were in brilliant I in gaudy colors, and might not attract:
costumes and played on combs. It : the mere passer by. but to the though-t
. ‘I‘Illll't‘ll ‘l clo‘ i
tin-tr applause. ‘ N
portttnily for special features, This
1 viral and the main circus was held,
in lllf ayittnasiuln, while the sideoltow:
was established in the large school,
MISS IIPSON’S PIEA
,Woman Benefactor Refuses to Ap-i proxim
.Miss Ella A. l’pson. a wealthy “’U-lunder the protection of Russian
{Olllt‘t' anti had cried and pleadel that
'lliltl declared that she would not ap-i
. liltn.
tstatt's attorut‘) told of Miss l'pson‘s'
tliitittl ll IiIJMANIA A.
APPEARS it) [if [[88 With
IHAN EOIi SAME DAYS PASI 9
Rev. John Stapleton, of the South ‘s Field Marshal Von Mackensen’s Army Advances Beyond
the Uzul Line, and Seems likely Ententc front Will
Be Established 20 Miles North of Buzeu
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1mm and Neighbors "w Wordsffrcnch Reported to [lave Taken 11,387 Prisoners in the
Verdun Fighting and Secure a Footing North of Fort
Douaumont
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Some lessening in the intensity
f the fighting in Romania is in- '
jdicated by today's Germay Army
chadquarters’ statement, which
SAVES BRESIUL BOY imports the situation on the Ru-
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advance has pushed considerably
Ibeyond the Uzul line, drawn ap-
ately across the southern
' Eboundary of Moldavia and unof~
pear Against Youth Ville Got Her; ficial advices indicate that m:
M0“9Y”Salem°i cululi Pill “"j Entcnte front is to be establish
Probationdutige Would Havelcd between Riminik Sarabt, on the
- :Buzeu-jassy railway it out 20
Sentenced Hill. Bill fill" Slate’imiltEs north of Buzeu and the
“lent hy stile S attorney ; Danube marshes' .
--'-———- i The ,current-.advices declare .'
Pasquale Saberno, who was arrest-{that the Rumanian army is no
"‘1 A“ mm” “ A” ““7“ “.0 .‘mdil‘onger in action havmg been
was held for the superior (.Hm‘m‘withdrawn to Jassy and B'C'sseti'a; .
t'tillt'l under a complaint which churn-1 ' '
ed ltitn whit threatened blackmail ui'.bia for re-grouptng and renfitttng
limit or that city_ who had been nmiforces which new hold the fight-
hinet’ttctor of Salerno, his two brothw. . ‘ . _
ers and his jarents. appeared be-I mg lme‘ The Russmns are CXPCCt,
fore Judge James ll. Webb last weekged to make thttil' stand on the RP
and pleaded guilty. The affectionimimk Sarat line, where strong
vhown by Miss l'pson for Salverno at defenses have been prepared. The-.1
the preliminary hearing In the Bristol; Berlin statement. reporting hos-W-
cottr! apparently has not weakened! ,1 f C fallin , baCk on
The state‘s attorney. In his statement,t1 ‘3 _ or es ' _ g
to Judge Webb after Salerno hazlzlbratla, may indicate that_ the
pleaded guilty. said that Miss l'pson: easterly end of the line Will be
:fbhtnred to have a ttllotltcrly :tf‘filc-tflestabnshed at this important Dan-_
tton lot the boy. she tad \tsittt “Stube river point, 25 miles south,
,of Galata. ‘_
On the Franco-Belgian frorit,‘
pear Ill court as a witness againsti‘paris announces a strong counte; .
, Yuck) he did‘ ll(llIl‘lxllit;nllllt‘i‘15113112.attack by the Germans on Sh;
\ll‘\'-’ 0 ll‘.‘ (‘llSl‘ u It‘s lSK l t. . . '
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state‘s :tttth'tit-y said he would rcc-iposfilons "on by the Fr: h ”6
(Illlllll'lltl that Salerno be cotntnitledvthetr recent sweeping a van.
to the ret‘ot'tnatory and that the exeeu-lnorth and northeast of» Verdun.‘
tion cf the connnittnent be snspcnd-lThe only success of the attack-
tl'd.l 'l‘h‘svs‘vgas the course adopted byting forces, however, according it)
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Noble l-l. Pierce and Rocco let'nl‘di, Pails, W39 at one 130.!“ on tfic
tile latter of New Haven, appeared.Chambrettes. farm, about 3 ml 8
in the interest of Salerno. 'l‘heland a quarter north Of Fort:
Douaumont, where they secured
a footing. - .
The Frenchtook 11,387 prison--
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Salerno be allowed to go free, and she
generosity to the accused and his two
brothers. all of whom she had spent
. . . - . ‘lllont’y‘ in educatin", and he told oi ,
consisted of the Misses Brendlinge’r.‘flirt-caller ‘ it was it rarel edition) follI ”‘9 assistance sllt‘hltad\bet’tt to ”w ers in the Verdun fighting of the‘
Met-liter. Haywood. \‘Ickendcn. \Villqlsllell’ bound "nil f‘ I" 0 “ “ :paretits 0f ”,9 boy. He told of ”leipast three days, the Parts War
with life‘s gentleness and wisdom. it
list these. things we are to think of in
{this moment of solemn thought, The
' moment of transition which we. mor-
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NEW YORK. Dec. ISL—Tho twelve
thought We can afford to. disregard
It. The big thing claims;
life has been let his
midst and we are glad today that we
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imen thought to have been lost on the
CHEYENNE "0].“. "RE to serve. despite flint fact that that by the Legislature of the state's at-l ‘ . . . .
‘ - ' Ikind of intelligence was desired in the ioruey‘s office might be asked for: géii§b$gfihf'.i;ep§:fiin frogttltbewtng ‘
' ‘5 ' e—-—'———';—a " I ~ . . . ' ' ' d be learned it I ‘ m g 1 0 16 ‘ at? A
» iiury boa. .kothtng definite 00‘“ - I’iJersev coast on a voyage north from '
CHEYENNE. Wyn. Dec. 13+me --—--——--o-—--‘ Y W355 “0““ last night. It could: Brazil were resuced‘ yesterday by the i
A..- “rhino, mm Bayles_ 03L; his “if; tot be ascertained what additionalI ‘ ‘ ._____ .
tltalian ship Sardegna, which brought ,
Henry J. Ferrier, an old soldier and
traveler, was in town this morning.
Mr. Farrier has walked all over the
Distress signals were observed by
the ‘Sardegna's lookout at 10 n. m. yes-
,terday, when the Italian vessel. from
iMedlterranean parts, was some miles
loft. Barnegnt. A lifeboat was lowered
'and the cw‘elvemen on the vessel in
trouble, which tprtived to be the mien-
lng Netbtts. were taken- off. ‘
l The Gurlbndlt. towing the Netbtis,
deft Mnrnnham, Brandt, on Oct. 1 , Bev-
teral times the line parted, but th tugs
succeeded in picking .up the bark‘
;again ‘until, with less than sixty mile;
'off. their 6.000.miles. (voyage still to
be completed, ,thelNethtis ‘wns again
‘ touts-on Friday.) This time the heavy
weather made ',1t;.ltnpoas_lble for the
tag to, recover her tow and thobark’s
crew was given up as lost. The Nethtto
was being broughtnorthm be conver-
tedlnto a steam vessel. _“
t'pi H‘V‘T .‘ .' ,.'
in Asia, Africa, Australia, North
America, Canada and Siberia. During
most on his journey he has been on
foot.
The old blood hound which is his
companion is quite curiousity He stand
about four feet off of the ground and
to quite: the largest specimen of this
specie of dog ever seen in Norwalk.
The dog is completely covered with
tags which Mr, Ferriee has collected
on his journeys. He stopped . in the
Town Clerk's office this morning and
was given another one which was
added‘tohis collection. »
The egrpenses of the journey are
gained, by Mr. Farrier through
selling: of souveniec postal cards.
I.
Fr
tals call death has no claim upon our:
us, A greatt
its story in our;
world in quest of science. He has been;
the -
! Advertise in The Sentinel.) »,
lt‘lt‘ellnfl of Miss L'psoti and SalernOtOEfice announceS. together with
when the latter threatened her and“ - n n
of her giving him a. check for $5.000, II5 cannon, 700 maChme g“ 5 a d
which was dated some. days in ail-144 bombs. . I, _
wanet of the date of issue, Soon Great Britain has, received the
latter thetcgeck was issued. Si“"““°.pcace note of.Germany 3251(1th
EMS an?” ' ~ ' 1 llies The note was han e to
= ' " ‘ 1 M‘. “1 dis 0k87'a ‘, , . ' -*
ML heme mo 1 m" p the British Foreign Secretary to~
for Salerno, hoping that the recent-i .
inclination of the state‘s attorney day by Walter Harte.» Pagfl, the:
would be adopted. Mr. Pierce lold,American Ambassaaor, .
l.f tlie bencfactions of Miss. Upson‘: Lloyd's reports the singing of
anti he said that. Salerno had at», . . i 'Wes min~
Ipeared to have lost his habits of iii-lg; Brmsh SteaFnSh P t .
I i'tustvy. .. l . . .
‘ Judge Webb said the. conduct all The vessel referred to proba-
_ Salerno‘ showed the bascst ingratisibly is the 44624 ton steamship 96
l tilde towards: the. woman whiz: had ithat name, built in 1905 and own_
33iéi..2°1?f§ei$fé l'i‘ini‘i‘iiainpdin‘ned in London. There is also .a
{way of apology. His lawyers snidlBl‘itlSh steamship ‘Westmmster
the had written Misti Upson express-[of 252 tons, owned inGrtmsby. _
The Russians made an attack
Iing sorrow and the state‘s attorney«
said 110 had read letters Salerno had - - - th-
- — on Volhynta m the region nor
written to Miss'Upson, and they were . ’ ~ . »
Itilled with contrition. IWCSE Of LUtSk» ,YCStFY‘33Y: mt?
i The judge said that, bill tor the effort to recapture post tons a -~
{recommendation of the state's fil-‘en by the Germans. The German
torncy. he would be inclinednto son-HAMr Office announces that the
tence Salerno to state prison. The‘ , - .
‘iawyers for Salerno told the judge attacks were without Fit-“5&0 f
the) Salerno had employment in a _A commumcap-On g1 en up
.Ncw Haven factory, and that he is this afternoon by the French War
Ito live .in that City. On the sud- Office on the progress of hash“-
ipension of he commitment the-judge ties on p the Macedonian front
directed that Salerno report. to one~ al “ folio yrs.
of the, probation officers in New re (5 3" ‘ ' ‘
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Haven, and he asked ‘Mr. Iernrdi to: “The“ “’3“ 3 PerSIsunt {OE . '-
Dcc. 17 along the front in Macs?“ 5,,
donin. and no occurrences of in“;
portance hair: been reported. . J;
keep an oversight over Salerno.
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