: Merry
.Christmas
Tl
Merry
Chrioirnas
, ”mantis“ 5': more: .7
,5» .r. _
ESTA 9.3.1.3; i???) 1 870.
its
‘ itOAllON
i or ORNAtN
jiCiiry Clerk in Receipt of Several
. Letters Concerning the Increas-
ed liabilities of the City of Nor-
walk
nurrrnirlllrr,
EXPiNiiiiNORiASiO
Clients Continue ._to Crow and Not
One Cent Has Been Paid Off
IN tiller-rs
Cantata “Adoration" Admirably
Presented by Chorus and Orche-
stra in Southtlorvralk Congrega-
tional Church
SPAM or CHARIMAS
and Trinity llas Coral Service
Th. i'hr'istmnu services in tin-
‘ ll ' v v, V I . l ,, ' e , w ,
Hewr'nl inquiring lvt’t‘l'h hill“ 1’0"“ 3235.13.33},“.1313: ll::tIi‘L‘El‘l'lllllflsdil‘tlrljrl‘ltlltl'lriy
L‘i'ii'lVPd bi: “l“ ("U ‘19“? ”l N‘W‘Vi‘lkli lrr lllt‘ rliorrlintz the pastor prc'li‘llcd
il)0Ul tho increased liabilities of our; ., ,-m.3_‘.m.l_.” svrmon on tho “if“,
district utilities linden thc consolidr “Tho Slur oi lit-llllt’llr‘lll" “,1, lJnr‘vc
"‘3‘“ "ill' government. Thus“ rrrqurrrcsf lrlrriirrrcc. 'l‘hr- music for tho rlrortritl '
at until” r‘ollr‘vrmrlr: lhl‘ standard; was “ml h,. a rloriblc ”Hr“, V i,“
:N‘ftlilt: oi mil “01H” ("1 “WOW“ ”f "out the direction of "\l '4 l“ 1I .' lint”
mluiotiorr can hzirdiy ll-v 0i Hm‘ Sillis’ A I" l “m;- bum“.
faction to thora- oi' the former City
oi houth valoll. who mind lol‘con-i rilayrd a violin 5010 for tho ot‘l‘crlorl’
:tilllt.ti.10n._ and 1' «an ““1.“ b“ ““3“ llll‘irbi‘l'. lll tho owning 'r rcnrrrkahl.‘
ttl'l‘utrnr: Rio ”102W Wl'“ WW1 “Ham“;(‘hriermas (‘tllll'll‘l one I vivi‘r Alf
the crime. ‘l‘lio il'rr‘r‘ and ”mm“: Smith twin-r irr‘ c‘h'irric 'llhon-d of.
(Words. these Witt‘tH ruilrr- up the, fa- the waiting {uh-(C "lire F“; or: b
Writi- voting iliHlTl‘7'~ "it‘ll “all ""‘hilw‘ Smith. contruito' bliii‘Anlel': 3le
“i 1m“- "lid *‘Vfi‘l'l‘llllllL: i” Kill" \‘Oll’il‘. or, Mililrllll); llr‘inryA‘l’oll‘lrrlmtl‘rlgrk’.
rilruout unantnrouuiy tor tho ilt'l- i ital-to l’ollurd. organist ol’tlrc’church‘"
. A very largo firi‘iru’Hi ”t it“? "'1‘” provided at the organ rind Mrs Morr-
‘ltflrlClH voted no ‘ ’lou It. Muct‘amrirnd at tho piano
the mayor of Nur'wnlh‘ “3' “(it"m’“ A chorus of river-rt '-oi'lt ' t
Virgilio taking over "t ”"3 “mm” "fl \“ltt: so Muir): rircllm‘r‘d)iit‘ :11.“ Cigllg:
,ihc soloist of the church, acconipnnt
tcd by Miss Eugenia ltrrmnrlcl'. who
moot by the “AW neuron ‘0 "ml": that the.“ hzrd had {or the ovcnin
.9310 would 1’“ 0f “Cl-tr“? 5‘8”“? if”l'hc cantata rcndcrcd w'
_..l‘»i)l)l~‘i)lltlal.t,xl and truarrulzcd (by tho“. .." (‘ , , , “3
. , . . rcrr, iy morgo houn. as beautiful
troll-or and board oi cmrncilnlcn. The n i . N . ,
.. _. 5‘ . . .. .. in of (lllltxlllliiri musrc as modern
rrr:.rnugcuumt (it the natural dopal‘t-.\...- , . , .
lit‘t‘Dt“ of tl‘c cormolldnlorl Citv wt 3””? haw produced, 1"“ random.
> " " ' ‘* ' -' ’ "m3 0! thi‘ choir was dcllflhiful in
blur .1“, “(ll SHOW (“13' L’llln (‘XCQDl l .
.‘ , . - .mor' r'csrcct, i . u " ‘ .
.L'ln. (mt. (‘omrrrrinm‘ft by the court 3 I I" 0'0 “01k helm,
‘ U V ' glib-o cxvcptlonnlly wr'll done. liv tho
llllni-sltllllu-h ot tilt. ntllllll IVorualk “:13“.thgr "f ”w New ”w (rorlur‘cuntlrlrl
191‘ and lizlprui‘. (”Ant l'mparinran 1. i
.. .‘ ‘ » ~ .. l.r-- an or ior'tunltv in '3 ‘ ‘
or the utilities or the 01hr" (“5mm l'oirrirlt' illI tho q'innirgfiolpllrmm 0r
'thll ur‘ own would tin considcr‘cd"(rmMmW chgqio “film“ 1.81:“.
invtrtioua. Tl . U E I ‘H‘ h“
, . .. ‘ lo orchestral acconlpnnimcnt Wm
. v,”- €9:§°|ld:f'?‘1fi?f fillies-.53 t . par-tirulnrly cttcctivc ill adding to the
t ,r t a (v. Mirna it .ltrnil f’. swwtncss and strength of the music
ariioolfl lif‘fm‘fl 1111” :rtlt‘l' ”to consult», and tho whnlo conccrt rctlcctcd .“t
Fildlion lSynonyrncnlistrophr‘) of 19]” t-rcdli, both to Mrs” Qmith ill lx’rT-td
2.1“ 191:: u..- school (Mirth was 5,997, m. .m,, ,u who ‘fi‘du, I‘m 9 "if.“
,. ‘ r‘ t' ll‘g ‘- ‘1 V ' ‘ A I ‘ ‘ .I ‘ ‘SS
in 191‘). Hull. 14? hm. film/L ”to"; lullgt‘llltt llrimrnlcr. the violin qoloiui
{more has been added to tho crlpamii'. nl~0 l‘irr‘liciliulcd ill the Whirl" l i
. , n -~ -‘ ‘i‘ ' [V
.Vl'llnl‘hf infirm”; \illlgdllll 3‘8“?er l,pt.l,vrnl: an cxccptionrrliy fine odor-
, Him. . tin ‘5 1‘0! 51‘1”" - IOUI‘JSv t ti‘i‘y solo “'l'liqucrccusc " bv Rcrr'rrvt
i c
.. ., . .. ‘ ‘1 ‘ "‘ ‘ ”‘- Mcziilaiiori from H ’ "'|
Eli", tool errrrrrli‘rrllitm Ill Hoiuctmerl'a l‘e- \‘l(~r~ rm.“ \vlrolc‘hrol't‘rtrti’lll‘i. (35:11:)? N;
,4 *r.) «. r I H Y H ”‘0
his: ‘.~".~..i‘?i.t.v‘.’ or in." he and or... run» .. b...
.. .. ..u .“f .» :lifid ‘ .--. ,numtld- llifif with tho Christmas Etc quirit
iron for tall. win .»_tlhll and l'OiIl-“l‘Pl'Nli 'i‘hc urimoq of ”NW“ p'rl'ticitvttirlcdrl
. ' . g‘ , K" I ' < v a. ' .l | I E I.
$.33}. Hiblnlof'i‘ho whoriu'reuiudr he orchestra and chorus warn as fol.
_.r i ll: in» M! dopmrt.‘ Ht lOCfll'iows: \‘iolinislrt: liarohl N‘i~'ll Roltr't
tn _ ‘l‘
g’u work.
“Adora-
£223: on) pron-:3 -‘imr2‘~‘~lte :ale 01'; Rowan. Palmer Sherman \iautcr
, . M ii». H y ~.').lv‘|. 11!" Pill” Do . '- ‘ " " v A L
‘lllsl' 4 l-g liar (r'nrz‘ ,,-~] 1‘? p- .-1 vg .l(.‘Plt‘, Plalllvllli Sillllll. Eugenia
. . ., .,..t c .n r its: Ruinmlcr, solorst' :0 )ran ‘
...- Wr cont. ”Adm“. . . r us. the
5 Misses Amoli-l Berke Th '
, ’ . r. cres.
the Viola Voight. Illa Oliver, Olllrsnll'rll-
3sin, Ives. Helen Hitchcock, Ruth
ieru‘y, Ruth Kendall and Mrs. Greg-
iou'y. Hayes, Silcock and Qumtlardl‘
ratios: Mrs. I. Franklin Smith, bird.
:1 (”Continued on Page Four.)
=Vi'iilrnm Stowe d ' - '
i on tho Misses MrL
‘dred Nash. Anna Hipson, Laura Sod-
CitRlSlNAS SAVINGS.
‘1' , .crsironr and Augusto Iv‘nlion' ten -
ClOO SlAlllS ACAIN"?“‘“"‘* ‘35?!
i frost; basses: Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence,
Alan Sitts (‘harleq Wilcck Ra
. - , l h
illlacy. Hugo Gumb‘ert rind John Susp-
t
’ The sixth annual Citriatmas Savdeton.
oofiffibqpfir, (trillig‘clherinufigturligyt The congregation were particularly
an}, ‘ 'L . . g l Elappl‘e‘t‘tllllv v ‘ ' x
tire evening the trunking room of tainmtnt. e of the evenings utter-
gouth Norwalk Trust Compnnv,t
:1 rong'ed with people, who welci e
T road of taking out lncrnbershipl Christmas Sunday at The First Metho.
field. At. various times the crowdA The Q“. - m.“ hurc‘h.
do so “feat. that the 0,-erflow filled ”PM __0.f._”.m church yes~
~ no vestibule and extended out on: . .
ii.‘ ”sidewalk in {root of ”I? balllc‘ (continued on Eleventh Page.)
mining: Everyone appeared happy3 "“""‘"—‘"—“‘
‘nd smiling although they were obit" l
ii the $1tit’tfiiiti is lnbllt‘tl now,
. .tto stand in'llno for some tinlbe-LSIORM DAM
nailing their turn. Five of the Trust;
party's clerks were kept continu- I
busty busy making out club cords.’ 00'-
flhe one dollar zi._week series seem-t '
ed t: be quite popular with'zl largoE ‘
‘ l
ssf;1::,)£:l‘llli Eenlngddadleo. Theg‘ ’l‘hc wind storm of last week did
, most agtive g dc Jff is probably; considerable damage. to the residence
w ‘an in‘ Sin. 9 actual agency} of Mrs. Leslie Smith at 39 Elmwood
ring '"nd estadllehing the. habit. of i avenue. The cupola 'was blown from
thritt lionevotlgpmg the sprritt the roof. and in falling over bore
it‘llrouid Juliette; fillinggdaginftaway a large section of the cornice
‘ ‘ .. ' ' IS -‘wricll tell to the build with '
mgatuniayvherlining, there Weir-er that startled theglleighborhoo; 01:21;
‘ ll'cont brie oponontlfolnl glézsf‘lub oclcutparnts of the house Wondared
, ., n ay. wra ind caused such a no
pr 3'83? {limerlfbeamrlggta’éhlfifem dll‘l not learn until Saturday trifling:
1 _ . . . r mas r. at it ' '
be more. enjoyable if you are a been liltmw "we” thamefithnt {had
,merriber and have a Christmasl
l: . . , _
W to make merry Nth. from the trees around the city.
CHRlSlHAS;
IN EIRSlH. E. CHURCH
Baptists Give “Story of Bethlehem" ‘
- i: ‘A;";":, E f it”. . ~
ermmuru distruin amt lln'u "‘ "'1‘“ lkllimt‘tl tho thorough training: :tlrntimnunrzcnront of the last campuign‘
Several large branches were-blown ““5 the ““99"“ court to 3“”. her a
. HOHE ERRlHE ACEO
An Unusually hierry Celebration Will
Be Had ins Year at the Pleae-y
ant Place in Weetport Avenue 1‘
W...-
ANlZAll
AOVOCAlEO CElERRAllON
l'lrriximrm lit iii-.2 Home for tho
Arid this your is all unusually lllt‘l‘ry
‘ our. 'l‘i;rou;;l‘r tho gout-morally of Dr. _ "'"'"'”‘
Congressman E. l.lllll issues State- “MN” and “WW“ MOMM- Over 8'): Hundred Children Provided
.. . . llavis, Baldwin. Lundcr, Jcseup and
merit CTIlIClSlllg thC Present Re-, More Lydia. tirt-cn, tilt? interior of tho
publican Policy i Home llllia‘ born bl‘ltillrtltllly decorated.
1 long: ropes of rod nud‘ureen arc. drop-
tcd from the. ceilinudnrtd uldo walls
HON. JOHN l. NlNC
i SHONlO BE CHAIRMAN
l
With (tilts of All Kinds From the
Hands of Santa Claus James
Wood
rrrrtrcrl RANO‘PlAiS
scrollcrilrlrl SING
Mayor Harstrom Delivers interest-
ing Address and Compliments
Committee
tin the reception room, dining room
{and large living room. A bull hunt;R
’irum the center oi every swing from
lthe chandelicrs and ceilings; and
' grout bunches of natural laurcl cwry—
where. The brightness of the living
5 rooms is rctlectcd in the face of each
, imitate and their appreciation was
Mr. Hill Favors the Consolidation of, WW" ’by a remark madr‘ by M
- -i‘-rillrrl which voiced thc sentiments
the Nat‘ona' and Congressmnall of all. “Am i uslcop rind halving
Committees
tplcnuant droamn, it so let no orrc
pinch run and wake me up.” i
. , l Sillfl’ tho dinrrliesul of’Mr. and Mrs.
No ()lli‘ lti bl'ltl‘l‘ qualified to speak
of ('l’l’illllzvtl riffort in political irrat-
lutlr-ry. a trained nurse, Mrs. Julia
'tcrs thiln ('ougrcssruau Ebenezer J,
Fu‘l, of nation, liars been in full
Hill, of Connecticut, inasmuch no he
charge of the. Home. Mrs. Hull who
is young and unusually bright and
hail behind him in the lust cnnlpitign
ti'u- Full‘iivld County Republican 0r-
vivalious is n. grurlurttc of the liar-
_ lcru Hospital nnd comes with title
nanrzniron, our of tho. strongest poll- highisl recommendations from the!
glical organizations ‘in the country. llorl'ilill and the physicians oi Siam.
éltrnlrrrniug that, lit? rrlukcs Home ttrrrc- [pm with whom who works. Shc in
lly :‘ulrgculiomi as wall bu neon by “hi, “35,518,1in Airmlllbbert Newton,
- tho Spr‘clul dispatch irl yesterday] “ lllll‘l‘lt‘ from our oSl city, wcll tliltl
,N“"" “”'k Tim”: Efavorahlv known and M highly “iii.
, llcprcscutatilu l-jbcnczcr J. Hill of mm,,”m;.d us Mr». llull. Bright. and
.(onnureiicut, whorl: length of uervicc
, . . cllccrt'ul. unvor tlrinu in their devo—
, in ihc llousc in exccedcd by that of ill?“ to the old people they have won
fclv rrrcnrbi-rn and who always has bo-
lorlucd lo the “rculriru” wing of tho ”I!“ ““5 into tho hernia 0‘ oil h nrcurhranccu of this joyltll season of
, . _ . and Mrs. Junior Lynch have bot-n .. . , , _ a v . h ,i
:llt‘ltlllllltitlll l‘arty, lh‘Slmil a statement pm-ruarlcntly gummy,“ 8,, man and ‘1' 3°“ broueh ”0“” to ”um ‘ a
, iudrl) (Yt‘lllcthilnl; tho present. orgnnlzu—l
it our bci‘orc. 'l‘hc r‘lrildrcn who won"
. . . . . mu " i| rv roll" i‘t’l-ll‘ilt.‘ from Stntll. werc‘
'tli'l:j_0ltllli‘til-lift).HdildegVOQtlitlgt-I n: Thorn ill'L‘ lrint‘q applications {or “ll lulu: ltn‘rx; in illo armory and of
.rra ‘usrucn o to u and o .i - ~ . ‘ " ' ‘ ‘. " "
J in tho ”05“,“)? 0: :"f‘g"; “Egafllernxll- tho presents wr-rc distributed, tiled.
be “‘03?“ ‘1“ ‘11“. thrlluiullomc to-nlor» out. of tho building in turn. Eachi
“l" ‘0 be “ “ " child received a pair of stockings fill-t
ro
i . o W. . . e
:ltltllltit‘l‘l‘d, I”) believed, in giving too ', On Saturday iritcrrloorjl momhe'ru 2? Qiiitaunsmfi‘fi finguomgiiiha bpftl:
lulu“; attention to the electron ”l ““5 of tho (ilcuncrs (lirclc oi" whlclr Miss ' " ‘ p. ‘ " '
Erirvlrnral Congressmen and too little} mom, llyimzton is [puller journcycrl
*onu-rtml effort. to “l" tight fl“ ”wt to the Home with arms heavily lad-
ll..l(l ol tho national ticket. cucd. soon they ll'trnui'or‘mcd Giro
. _ , luv '1 Cirriutnluk true. the gift of . vs.
I (Continued on Page Eight.) li‘v. lirlwin (‘ornutoclg into a frrlry tron.
W” t'l‘hc runny gifts were placed at its
thaw. Yesterday ihc building was
PREDICIS WON-D WIDE , lilrcrl with visitors and no one came
tcrrvpty hnndcd so that the rziftr nro
tpiicu high this morning. After the
l'fllr-uncrs" had finished decorating
fihcy sum: Christnlns carols for an
I ;hour and ”it'll departed with tho
i lthanks nnd impression of joy and
tl'lflll. I. F. Rutherford, Of New York hopc for another fill“ titliou from or-
i . - cr:-' old icrson ill re omc.
; only lecturesmthe Regent “'3' Thin rulirrrtni: tho gifts will bc open-
atre N] and a futility party cnioycd. At
i __ luoon a turkey with till the accom-
E . ~ ipaurrucuts, tho donation oi Mrs. Mc-
i All ”lit‘l‘i‘fiiinlz lecture on lilo sub-E Mullen. with be scrved. Home made.
Alt'Ni V"\'\’hy “0 the Nations War?"l plum pudding: tlu- rzift of Mrs. Frank
I‘S‘V‘vfilémhvimlkl “lmnlldfliy uttcrnooln in: 1 Jim“... will complete the meal. Al
1“ 02““ "1““ r": ’0 orcagoor 9” riiuhi. ice cream, the generosity of
‘ cd audience, by the Hon. J. F. thither-i, “it” farm. Rovmour and Miss Carrie
foi‘u. of New York city. ;\\Tr~cd will dclinht them all. Pictrrrcs
; M“ Rutherford ‘“ speaking, dwelt fli‘n‘ a colorcd utcrcouticarl will corn.
.upon the subject of religion and itsi Dlp‘p one of the happiest 0g Christ-l
:ZtHffi.“l.lH‘“iRZ 131.:th “C33. “m“ ”‘e RED CHHSS SIAMP
‘srrr sucrrssrrir
Taking quotations from the Blblc,';
:Mr. Rutherford demonstrated that the
The Slim of $119.09 Realized For
great conflict now going on in Europe
was but a prophecy fulfilled which.
the llse of the Namath Diswen-
sary "
was tirade in the Bible.
The speaker was of the opinion that
Fortune favored the. efforts of the
inicrested parties who have been rais-
!thc war would terminate in a erbort3
time, with a peace which would be;
ing money for the dispensary. Christ-
mas spirit prevailed and by enthus-
but a pause bctwccn today‘s territhc‘ George Andelison’ a colored man,
fighting, ,and tomorrow's conflict‘
lactic work $179.09 was collected for
the use of the dispensary through the
which will be on a more gigantic and who worked for some time past in
terrible plan, and which will invalve keelcl‘s Livery Stable in River street,
,every nation on the face of the is being sought for by local llunlanc
earth. - _ ' agents, as the result of a terrible beat—
r P‘fiie::‘;dcg:‘: :5 htlhe lionflEllt't 13"- ing which he administered ,to a llorse.
. ' . s v w. a e . .
iwm‘“ of God was now descending in tho uptown stable. A pitchforlt
« upon the world in a manner as fore- was the weapon used by the man in
i told irl the. Bible. punishing the animal, and lie rammed
.. The speakeucondemned the belief the horse cruelly with the. prongs of sale of Red Cross stamps. Of this
"i th" (“Vine “8‘“ 0‘ “HEB: and pm- the fork. . $125.10 was. collected in the Palace
calmed that the Bible told a nine, After the condition of the horse was Elliot“? fling“ $333 in the Rfit‘u’egt
' ,3 icatrc. ‘ o 5 money wr e
discovered by other employees of th used in this town‘ and will be apent
on the worthy ones.
The list of chaperons are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Charles T. Dirnond. Mrs
. William J. Tracey, Mrs. Le. Grand
Bolts, Mrs. Edward C. Betta, Mrs.
John Cnvnnnugh; ‘Mrs. Frederick H.
Quiutnrd, Mrs. Josiah R.'Marvin, Mrs.
i
drilled with llr ;~'lbll|l oi t trl’lriil‘li'
chm-r undirnppinm». :r r.rlr.u proud
of notwnlk ll'hlUklllS ltrént‘llllllt‘ll in
from of tho Nor'walk armory in West
avenue lust evcuing at two o‘clock.
and there \\'lllit‘.‘~'$l‘ll tho distribution
villii hundred children of Norwalk.
it is (".H‘lllllllli‘tl that ricurly twcrrty-iivr-‘z
hundred proplc wcro prusctll :li lllt‘t
posnlbly llll\‘i‘ rloprrrlcrl from the acum-
nri‘rtce system. with ho appointment‘
,ol it new National Chairman. The.
occasion wrurrunicrl. chalcru were
given to some oi” the more nccdy chit.
(iron. 1“th Hazel Lockwood, of Elm-
\voou uvcnuc, has had charge of the
ixrniulutlons and thanks of the un-
tirc community are extended to Miss
Lockwood and all of her friends who
assisted her in making several hurl-
drcd Norwnlk lots more hnppy todny
than they have cvcr been before.
A WAR. IN SHORl llN
cxccilent selections during the course
of thr- ceremonies. and the. local boy
scouts did excellent duty both in and
outside of the armory, by keeping the
crowd and the children in thoir'
places. No public contribution was
anciul cxpcnscs involved, but a num-
bur of public. spirited citizens con-
tribulcd moat generously to the affair
on this end.
' (Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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rrurrrlr runs will .
torturr NOSltlEitl
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which would come, when a great king
vould be set up on earth, greater by
far than is anuy present ruler. stable, a search was made for Ander-
Mr. Rutherford attacked in his son, but up to the. present time he has
speech, the league of church, state. not been discovered.
for hair is any present rulerfl ‘
in some instances combined into a
power which has dominated the
earth. _ ’
'I'hc lecture was an instructive one. [W0 moMOBllES S " -
and politics which he alleged have C ‘ Ilrft‘gllftMlis: field'wnlrfiomlifi‘fil‘hgy
.erent nature than was expected by . were assisted by the Misses; Edun
many in the audience. . ‘ Howard, Mildred llarty, Leon Ella
‘—" , * ’Herrlon. Catherine Torpy, Louise
SEEKS DlVO-RCE ~ ' Tierney, Amine McHugh,‘ Margaret
t . Alleging deucrtion three days after A Ford and n Trumbull automobile Koch. Anna McMaMahon. H918“ Olive.
her marriage, Fannie Glaseer of come together‘nt monomer or Isaac Carrie GOIdSChmid‘v Catheryne ‘Mc‘
Bridgeport has brought divorce pro- 'etreet and Wall‘atreet, Saturday utter-
ceediugs against Jacob Glossar- at noon, about two o‘clock, but beyond tton. .
weN. who couple were married Dec- 'the breaking of the steering knuckle ‘
ember 26, 1912. Mrs. Gleaner. whosr on the Trumbull machine, no damage the aid rendered them by A. J. Col-
maiden name was Fannie Satanberg. resulted. The Ford car was: delivery “’1". Thomas gnvanaugh, L011“ J~
auto, and the Trumbull belonged to 3 0"“en' Dr" mm“ B' we“ Hm
‘decree and .5 Charge of name. Nor-walk mun.
. tinel.
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CHRiOlRtAO lREE
cr-rcrnonick, and hour of tin-so could:
without having the trimming and r0; .
dolln, and, mechanical toys \vcrc dirt-i M,“ were
ll'ilmlfll 111110an ”“5 ““35 and girl“ 3“ \rilrri a south bound freight truth on
proceedings this your. and tho coir-i
The American band rcndcrcd sevcrnlt
rain-u up this your to covcr the tin-l
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Hugh, C. B. Bohoeria, Lena Sather. .
Helen O'Connor and Augusta Hamil- ‘
The ladies are‘ greatly indebted for 0“ Highwood 5"?" ’0' Luigi Belgllonu
Nchcmlgh Candee and to The Sen-
ASSOCIATED PRE$§ NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIA WtRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
- ‘1 E'ltCl'Ed at the South? NOMIHIAPOKlM“ 7"" “ M A "—'> ”A V 7,”, V7 " E ’ 7W ‘ '7 ' 7 E‘ H I.
Office al Second CI“. Matter, SOU'l‘H NORWALK, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1916. TWO CENT.
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nil l0 WARRtNG little
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lllopes ior Some international Agreement to Avoid More.
Elleciively and Permanently the Occurrence olCntas:
i trophies Such as at Present Exists
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lRANCE CANNOl ACCEPT PEACE WHH AN
ENEMY OCCNPHNC iRENCH lERRIlORl
Shiner Vallban Brings No lnlormation Concerning the
t Fate of the import and Hell Liner Voltaire
trill units
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Switzerland in a note to all of
ithe warring powers, has an-
.nounced its support of President
lWilson‘s appeal for a discussion
;, tot peace terms, saying “It would
or pier-unis drum under ttlv llllllilill‘ iconsrder ”self happy If n could
((IllLililltill)’ t‘lrrintrrlna iron, to alrorrtl
Al CROSSING
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ed, the severely wounded and
lthose expelled and to establieh
lthe foundations for ,a beneficral
18.5“} co-ooer'ation of the peoples.
-act in any, no matter how mod—
in the struggle, and for a lasting
iligerents Friday by the Swiss
,Washington, presented a copy to
a Carriage Near Terrill-
ilic tonight. The translated text
killcd instantly toni'dlit ». _
" States of America, With whom
rem; struck the. carriage ill which hostilities may soon come to an
joyie' agcd 45; his wil'rr .lnrgnrctfto apprise the Federal Council
. . . . r r ‘ lilo. .
r Sliniunuls. aged 30. boll of bloydv Entcnte Powers. In this note
.iurnlni: home when the accident ocl great desirability of intemation-
Nun‘auon‘ 9w“ by two manentiy the occurrence of ca-
Enginepr W. i’. Sullivan. of the first.,which the peoples are sufiering
cording to several persons. but appur- {or bringing about the end of the
i just half way across the tracks when'pcace proposals himself or offer-
' : .“‘.l.om* _ .
lmlor of the. engine tud mum in t mankind may now have ap‘
ltmcturcd and they werc othewlsc, '
E The horse was freed from the wag-v - echo in Switzer-
1grocery store here. Mrs. Savage and arising from observing the strict.
ilrwin, of East Granby, conducted “warring groups of powers, "sit-
world war, with its ideal and ma-
. Contractor C. E. Stevens is build- country is filled with a deep long-
ttllat place. The plans call tor an endless sufferings caused by the
,conven-iencea will be provided, the
E. K. White has taken the .. ‘ .
“The Swrss, Federal Councrl 13
,est, a way, for the rapproche-
‘ment of the peoples now engaged
peace.
The note was sent to the bet-
,‘ . ‘ -
South bound Freight on theredmr Councrl, and Dr. pant
. Ritter, Minister of Switzerlan at
Northampton Division tilt d
fireman-re chpartment yesterday. ’
Secretary Lansingmade it pub-
vllle l
" ‘lF‘FYlIlP Dec ”'»—F0ur per—”ouows:
’M‘ "“ " "" ‘ ‘The president of the United"
Tthc Northampton division of tho Now the; Swiss Federal Council, guido
Yorlr, New ilavcn and Hartford Rail-411 by its warm desire that the
' 2mm“L{$5ngfinfifiad‘fifiglfifi. end, hashtor a consrderable time,
l'hcre. The dead are: Joseph Sink— been in touch, had the kindness
ncvd in. both of this pluccz‘ litres,“ the pea“ note sent to the
EMary Savage. aged 50, turd (,llnrloe governments of the Central and
The party had been attcnding a _ . .
rhristcning near here and were rc-Iprcsrdent Wilson dlsCuSSES the
Eviltl‘rd- "WW 0' 91° "(l-“SAW.“ “that agreement for the purpose of
islt-uctcd by buildings of n [Obacmfivoiding more effectively and per-
Thc freight train was dr.
‘ ringirics and was mulling: fast. t.irnc.3tastrophes SUCh as the one under
§ locomotive, sounrlcd his whistle as tho today. In this connection he lays
i t‘!‘;llli appronchcd tho crrrrsmtd. ac-rpal’thular stress on the necessity
: curly the party in tho carriage. did not . ,.
lhihir tho warning. The wagon was present war. Without: making
tili“ Tm“! “m?" h 'ing mediation, he confines him-_
Mrs. Sinklczrc was caught on t 0 self to sounding as to whether-
‘ distance. The others were tossed be».l
istle the tracks. their skulls weretproached the haven .of ipeace.
. “The most meritorious personal
r lmrl- linitiativc of President Wilson wrll
‘find a mighty‘
on and ran away. i . .
l Sinklezio had recently opened n‘land. True to the Obligations
,.
i Shalurnas were employed on the. 10- est neutrality, united by the same
i bacco plantation. Deputy Coroner friendship with the states of both
' \r'd‘rnillar lnvesti tion. . ,
'1 t 1 Y E“ iuated like an island amidst .the
ANORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES seething waves of the terrible
i The Commercial Record. .terial. intercsts most Sanstbly
~ ' Belle island House A Jeopardlzed and Violated, our
ing it new house on St. James place, inglor peace. 1!
Llielle Island, for A. R. Spencer 0! by Its small means to estop t e
lattrnctivo frame house, 26x30, feet. war and brought before its eyes
containing six rooms. The usual
lhoué'e costing about $3,600.,
New One-Family House
tract to build a. house on Rowayton
ave for E. E. Cane. The plane pro-
=vide, an attractive from ‘ ,
l’18::3'1 feet. There will be seven the modem of “33‘ ““312.
rooms and bath and the house will Sates. It would cone! er 1 “3
happy if it could act in any, no
he rovlded with furnace. heat, The _
I p ,mattcr how. modest a way, for
cost will be $32090
Highvlroo'd Avenue Houlo
S. B. Wilson- has been awarded
the contréci.‘ to build a new house
now engaged in the strugglehand‘
fer tenchm' g a lasting peace.
Announcing
Minister at Berlin is about to pro-
’ ' ' ’ te to’
home construction, 24x26 feet, 00 . sent Smtgerlanda peace no .
talnlng slx rooms and will cont3the lumen“ German Charleen“?
”2,000. , "r '(‘eontlnuedorlllttb
of Brooklyn, N. Y. It will be of
1’
and ready to assist '
by daily contact with the intern- .
therefore glad to seize. the oppor- ._
house, tunity to support the efforts of ,
'the rapprochrné'ni: o"! the peoplelm
that the Swiés'
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