at that have been I”
boot magpie on
troy? Why, wh.
outrun.
L O
m .. . ”new
‘ Isolated to he committee and 3?? “93"; "WW” hit. one! Everybody knows
Gowns, tent is exp cted. ’ . »,‘,’,’."".E<etl’ doiitcrc t McELLcrland {roan
- W . .
d a»; the tyranny of .\.u-tr..t. At loust (‘\’<
"Q‘eenicrytindy llscd to tur w. l7ni'ottunzaciy
for pure rurmnrc. the historian and
"‘1, 1 “—6-—
e loo 1 police V9”.
. 40’
today In ht and ’“t‘wg’” had:
1170 (”$.95 #319 .‘ . . ., . .
for three trin- Wfiflr No trace Ufutu- intestinal... hate ltt'cll unduly or-
t
. _ ' ~ I. , {live in thc mt t uurtcr of a con ury.
W Hate! Block )3: 23:” “agm’ however. In“ lillid thc rosftlt. hols left us few lttfhom
Mtb‘flomlk in“; fr'ilhe, girls were withheld- with enough «labia: of romance to
4 ' ' . W ‘3" —— ’uovcr their ulwictous.
SW FEBRUARY. ; 'A swoon ot’ the Court of Common! ‘.'c haw road Schiilcr's beautiful
3129139398 tut-c. “in I... mid in the (“my liail‘ttml lttsl'ii’illf-E 11311)‘. citbrr in our rul-
85.3“ Tilt‘bdu) and \\'.4dnesda}‘. Judge Ho- l .cgw Herman coupe, or ill translutttu.
" ' ‘ .‘ . . ,. . , . . and no clip: to William 'i‘oli with :u!
.’ Ask {01’ NO- “f”? B NW “ 1” “flame; 'lhc (ids? j thc ill'tlnl' of youthful enthusiasm. And
,ot 1“} [dlllllht‘l‘lllall and ( ompau) H” .ll"ll',.’ ('llllai-S titt- historian and tells us
All“ “0 ’l‘otrtorcllo: Jennie Scofirld that it is all :t unlit that the tillltb'
\s. (‘in ol' Nul‘W'dlk N 8159. and lraitixcd by the Swiss chroniclos on too
. 18210
.0, Ilrcgory vs. Jesse ii. i... Jclolfe will:
_ I 0N N ELL'Y’S
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16 South Main Street
'tmuc up for trial.
m l
l
7___,1 it Litton belonging to a Maplrl
1 sill t-t it‘:itit-‘lli was rescued from th l
tree about thirty. toot
’ from g-routui this morning, by it .
ital ii‘:l,.lllt' agtnts. The animal hat‘ii
‘ 4, 't-u n m the» tree since Saturday after '
of tho fact that h
l ilttji‘u
mderick (intonation, of Winfield, i-ciitn duties takc up a great part of
his mac. Sergeant Thomas Hunt has
mat, is ill with um grip. w” '
tu-c‘ttcd to resign as local humane.
tug. “.1. Harry Earle. of Morgan aw-x
one will undoubtedly hc‘ appoint l
‘ '0 till tho vacancy.
'. (‘rolt'l‘v ot
Eilt'
In lion
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The case of (i. Green vs. ll. l.. Pet-i
‘ has been set for trial on Pollutant"
the. Superior Court. Bridgeport. ,
l i
Marci h. Benedict, of South Main. T)“. m“. of David H. Decker \‘s. Al-
t. h“ ”00‘9““ “‘0!“ 8“ attack 0“ hort A. cih will come up for a hoar-
grip. ; mg tomorrow nt 11 o'clock in the Su-
lpcrior court. Bridgeport. Illr_ llockor
harlcf: R. Mitchcll, of Flux liillillus brought suit for slandcnztllcgim:
' d, has returned to sthol, after an“. that tho dtttmldtilll has circulated :t‘
titvoek illness nrith tho rhcuma istory that the plaintiff had been stoat
ling oystcrr off the latter's oyrstct‘
larounda. Ht" is suing for $5,000 dam-
I’lckford in "The Pride of’agos. Attorneys John ti. ("linen and
Clan," at tho Palace, Monday and Light & Light will appear for thc
ay. fpiaintitl‘.
_._.__..__ t l
alter Hawitim has resigned hisl A bill was introduced in tho gou-
tion with tho \‘l‘estport Moat .t‘: oral assembly providing for the re.-
Aston 00., and is now with the pm)! of an act of 1915 exclulliug any
61131 Market, Norwal‘k. >agricultural socioty paying dividends
-»—~ from the provisions of the law exempt—
ham H. Tristrunt. rural delivery in: ”H, lH'DDt‘l'ty of ngrlcultural fairs
1' ”m ”19 ‘tStllml'ord-I.0ng Ridge. in tho statc from taxation. A1;
_ , is recovering from '4 “‘0 Danhury . tzrlcttltural society is the
7-555 illness, ("id ”PW“ ‘0 “"“ml‘ only agrict‘tlturnl fair organization in
lthe stato‘ paying dividends, it is felt
Ithat the law was aimed at tho Dun-
hury Fair and makes unjust discrim-
‘lnatiou analust the Daubury society.
-m—
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lit
ary Pickford in “The Pride of
Glen," at the Palucc, Monday and
John Lcmmon Mitchell, one of tho
host-known residents of South Brit-
ain. ‘und for a long time a sclectman
of that town. died at his home thorc
on Thursday. after a short illness of
pneumonia. He had been sutl‘crint'.
from it cold and on Sunday developed
pucumonia. Mr. Mitchell, who was
the youngest. son of Mr. and Mm Mer-
win Mitchcll, was a native of South“-
bury and had always resided thcrc.
with the exception of about four
years spent in Oklahoma. llo is sur-
vivod by his wife and one son.
’—
__ thnslead, of Loronu strccl, East .
hulk, was admitted to the Nor-
Hdspltnl yesterday, suffering
m,.httat.:lt of pneumonia.
nit-measures . will bo considered
comm: Committee of Legislature
,r my and \Vell.ll9stlay at Harl-
As for an is known. uothimz of
null tolerant to Nortvttlk will “be
posed.
log to the stormy wcathcr and
tie on the river. the Shellfish
.uis‘slou was unable to come to
city today as planned for. it is
”likable that they will be horc us soon
millions are favorable.
Local boarowners arc going to make
t.‘ hcttcr allow than over in thc local
.l:at'bor. next your, if tnidwviutcr nos-
tdp runs truc. ()f coursc, tho.mid-\\'in-
tt-r :tnscrtions of those who own craft,
or .xay that thov are going to own
them, must be discounted; but this.
year's goxiblp isnwuy ahead of all pro.-
vious years in that respect, and. a1-
lowinL; tho usual discount for cxaggotu
tlliOlts and lulsc hopcst it is probable
that :1ch summer will soc a greatly
cnlurged lll‘ot of pleasure, craft in lo-
cal waters. and increased activity in
among tho local yacht
‘t l I
n appeal in the cargo of William F.
was filed Saturday in uhc Su-
9 oourttof Errors, Bridgeport. 'l‘hc
. 3 based or errors of law and
ridge condfict o the trial. Hearing
will not cotne u) bcl’orc April 1.
he first of. the mid-your cxatnlna-
a M are. given today in the Norwallt
A School: Tho nubiect for examin-
u 419: today was English. All of
r' (lays of this week will be
up with examinations with the
tion of Friday on which day roil-
“rgcltatiorts will be gircn.
M...”—
a‘.l rospcctu
cluhe and tho privatc owners.
litany lot-31 iron
their craft. every winter,
that they are uninsured a; they lay on
the shore or repose in their winter
quarters. There are several forms of
boat. insurance applicable to the ordi-
nary motor driven craft. One form is
a blanket" form that covers tho craft
when it is iu‘rho. water and out of the
watcrfhnother insures it when itds
in the water, only and for the period
during the year that it is in the water,
and a third insures it while it. is on
.shoro. All of the lortus. usually, are
to protect the boat “against the. perils
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis; ,
,ol the scat,“ which motion amlnat fire
E”. . lion» and Tammy» from other accidents
Jewell—Corporation lulu may befall u.
l 3
dietary (,‘omittee ot‘ Legislat-
illnhold a hearing in Hartford.
matter of Norwaik judgcships
mute: oeucnesssn
our homo made potatoe salad.
orst are in season now. Now
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a. Enema infigh—
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the,
snide-l do not coincide with the dates
lut‘ the historic ovonts that were sup-
posed to lll‘ taking place in duslrln :ll
ti o mute time and that curlior r'clords
of Switzerland make no mention of
til - archcr‘s plaster shot.
'i'iu- scil'suntc story is told in the
Danish logonds. two conturics lu-fnrc
it crops «(at in tho Swine narrativc.
and furthcr inrcstlgatitnrnhmva that it
was: lmrruwcd by thr- ltanos, the origi-
nal apple hztviug boon shot from the.
original child‘s head by n (icrmuu
huwnutn natuctl Eigil, when Kim: Ni-
tlung sought in test the man‘s skill and
nerve. in that remote story it is re.
l-‘llt'tl that liigil copcoalod unothor ur-
u'uu‘ in his bosom with which to liill
the king if'hc injurcd his child. .lohu
l-‘iskc. the. Amcrican historian. was
largely rosponsiltlo for rubbing: us of
\‘Cililnut 'l‘cll. b‘l. hunts tilohc-llcmo-
ct'at.
JAPANESE 'STAGE cusrous.
Actors and the Flower Path From tho
Green Room Entrance.
'l‘hc profession or" nu actor in Japan
is not consltlorctl a high one. says Mr.
.\1. t‘. Marcus, the author of a work
ml tho Jupaucro stare, and on the
il\t‘i'll'.‘.t' they are not well paid. Still,
thcrt- are exceptions. "When a play is
staged it rum at least for twenty»-
throo couscctttlvc days. For such it
tcrm It first (‘l:l~:.~s'"lt‘.'nn would ourn
about $1,200. and his annual income
may ho outlmutcd nt'tl'liltlt). But it
must not hc forgotten that out of this
sum he must provide his own 005'.
tumou. which are very oxponslvo.
“Tho curtain docs not rise. but is
pulled sltlowuys. and one can cusily
soc the attendants who are illll'llllit‘tl
with this work. 'l‘hc orclu-stra is hid-
dcn behind the nocnory, while in n Sort
of proscenium box tho rccitcr sits cou-
Ecculod behind a curtain of thin hour
l lmo. There is no upphiusc hy clapping
hands. as in our tlu-ators, but the pub-
lr- stimulutos tho uctara by oxclnmn-
lions in :1 Why that may he cmnpurod
to tltc cucouptging and cheering of the
dancers in Spain. ‘
“From the grccnroont :t bridge lends
to the platform. This bridge is callcd
l-‘ltm'ct'puth. ’i‘leo urconroout is closod
by n drapery. which the actors of small '
pnrN must "it for tltcmsclvos. When
t|u~ performers hrtvo nomo importance
and reputation they have an ttttcnduut
for thc purpose of lifting: this drapery.
llut titc first actors, as wcll of nogu
tdr'tunn as of lzyctzt-n (comcdyt. hat'c
lthc tltlo tttlyu. which cutli‘crs the right
lto two assistants to Him up the cur:
itttfvt l l' the grccnrtmm
for their cntrlca
and exits." -
} Sing a Song of Sixpence.
‘ 'l‘hc London tilol‘c'rl explanation of
tho rlnto “Slot: :1 Song: of Sixpcnco" is:
“’l‘hc four and twenty hlaoltltirds rcp-
l'cschl tho four and twonty hours. The
bottom of thc pic it: the world. The
top crust rclu‘csonls the sky. The open-
ing of the pic is tho dawn of the tiny.
whcn tho birds lit-gin to sing. mul
surely such :t siuht is lit. ful" a king.
'l‘ho Irinar in his counting: house count-
iu'; out his tuoncy is the sun. The
llltlllt‘)‘ tho kin-.5 is counting represents
tho golden sttushlnc. -"dc (picon. who
‘slts in tho parlor. is the moon. Tho.
{honey sht- is outing is tho. moonlight.
{Tho industrious utuitl who is working
t-owners slorc away , in tit? pardon before. the sun has riscu l hol mm mm”, ”mm out separately on
not realizing ‘3 “'0 all." (lil‘l'll- ““d ”‘0 Chill“ “1‘" a newspapor‘fiTdry. Shellac is hotter desirable naturalized British sub-
ihaug's out are clouds. 'l‘hc bird that
too tragically cuds tho song by nipping
U . .
‘ on ltcr noso lube hour of sunset. ‘
' England's Coldest Days.
I In his diary for March. “358. John
lEvolyn rccords that tho wcathcr had}
been “tho scvorost that any man alive
‘ I
had known in England. The crows
foot wore frozen to their prey. islands .
of ice inclosod both fish and fowl froz-
cn, and some persons in their boats.“
For March 1667, he chronicles. “Great
1(rustle. pmdlgloue at the vernal equi-
iuox."-l.ondon Chronicle:
His Lucky Catch.
”l‘l'lo. Jones. Hoar you been fishing.”
“Yep." ‘ '
“thu‘d you go?"
“l“otll‘dlflfh‘ I. to. train out.”
“Any luck?"
“too: great." ,.
“Whol'd you catch 7":
“NI-thirty p. In. tulihf-lxchm.
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leid Confiderahlo Power, to I
Rule, “Under the Rm.” 7
Only those whu have given the sub-
joc't't-lose consideration and have. been
familiar with it personally can have
own it remote idea of the power of the
Women col net-ted with the presidential
cdministration. no: is; the wives of
the president. tin- vice president and
the cabinet officers. This power of tho
women first hogan to be marked in
Prcsidcut Andrew Jackson‘s time, and
it has continual almost unabated up to
the present how it is an unseen
power. it is not proclaimcd from tho
housctops. .
it [altos some time for tho wires of
tho cabinet officers to roach a fair foot-
int.r with the wives of the president
and vice prcsident and among them-
sclvcs. Tht‘fi' do... from ditTercnt so!»
lions of llll‘.’(itliill:‘_‘{ and must Ll(‘t'llS .
tom thomsclvcs to a vastly different
environtncut, the. official life of Wash»
.w‘hwa—mm -
dew noon
“m w...
tor the hell-flan:
*’~.\~ . .i.
The rural. thatrt‘eship M 7.le flpectcd to make. at least 211'
he. .
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guns in the world. I‘here. will
my“), in 11 ”mm,“ liltlc “Hm, 3“,} built at Newport News, is ($00 foot '"lznots an hour. She will carry what' pt. twelve. 14inch rifles, longer than
in as many big way» they can nlalto or
mar. hcip or hurt, hasten ot‘u'cturd tit. .
will -y of a presided-slot atltuinislratimt.
'l‘hoy raised old hob in Jackson“:
littzc by attempting r l l‘v'lf." c't tho wife
of a cultillct til-ion Mrs. Eaton. butt
(lid lliclzot‘y. though not a la:llcs‘_man :7
ltiutscli'. stool \Tlliliilly and gttllttntlyi
ltcsido Mr. and Mt: lfatou and dc- '
clan-.1 that tho wire: of his other cnhi»
not cilitcrs shouldn‘t ruin his adminis-
tration—“No, not by the eternal!" Jack»
pon'u favorite {thrust in ncxutlving u!
proposition.-—Exclntuga
xesmmtfi‘ rthweas.
Methods by Which the Fading Process
May Be Delayed.
Rust-s. carnutions and orthidd’huve
boon found to keep three limos as long
if a small ttuntlty of sugar ho uddod
lo ”Nuance. writes Mubcl ll. \l'hurtou
ot' (htltlund, (‘ul., to 1'1] ulnr hit-chun-
tt-s. A small lump. of shrub hus also i
been found honcllt-ittl. (.I‘iil‘l«1ltt\l:t?l‘fi
begin to blind as soon as t‘icy or'o cut. I
and the proclous sup l‘lll.l.lll;{ out of
he etcnt causes the cells to collapse
immediately. 'l'o provcnt tine tho cud
of tilt.- stem must ho‘ quit-l» 1,: t'ltls't'll.
and this is host done by St~:.r‘.‘l;.'.‘ in ‘l
flame or by" \rtucing directly ‘u but
wutor. ‘ t
The “mists of t'atlifol‘t-iu go st. :"nt- iii
to boil the stems of the brilliant poin-
acltiuv or Christmas flowers. for .rsttch
tin-y are no famous. The stem l~ tlr-t
stuck through a largo shoot of paper to
prcvctzt tho steam from cit-int: directly
into the flower and taint-lug it.
t‘nrnutlona and ch :‘ysanthcmutus will
troop ulutost‘ [wit-(- my long if plated in
i'rosh water daily. and a small pic-to it
clipped from tho ends ot‘ tho mum
ouch time. While cutting this I ’cbc «d!
chp the atom undcr water so that no
air bubbles are ullowcd to color tho
stall; and thus retard the upward tlow
of water.
it' lur:c hcudod llowors. stub 11" |
clu'ys‘unlhotmnns or pconlcu. um to he I
rcpt sonic distant-c. insure thclt‘ urrtv- l
in: in good condition by wrapping ouch .
ltlU‘Ntllll solmmtcly in waxcd pupcr. ‘
|
Where He Made Hi5 Money. ’ ‘
Ycarr. tum :t l-lcntlcutah notllctl in tho i
south of [England and became very:
popular in tho nolglthorltrmd. The i
county families could ncvor distort-r
how ho had made his money. but vsct'c
t-‘tttls‘ticd by his solcllltl assurance that
it was not in trade. Nothing could on
tot-.l the ordinary gravity of his do
"‘J‘J‘lt-l‘. width ludcctl caused him to
but How and thou. without any appar-
ent pt'oroc:t'iott. hl.’ would burst into
such it laugh as no one cvor hoard be-
torn cchpt in one phtcc. “'hcro thcy
could haw heard it puzzled the county
. futltillcs for live and twenty yours, but
all last ho mm hottaycd uuconm-lously
lily hlx' own grandchild, who, :tflt-r :1
visit to :I trawling circus. innocently
cxrlaimctl. “Why. grandpa lauglc: just
like the clowni'R-Jutncs Payn.
Waterproofing Matches.
A \vutcrprottf matchbox is good for
emcrgcuclcs, int not for a smokcr's
dolly supply. l waterproof the matches
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‘ themselves by dipping thont hulflcngth
ho pllI or] c': the coenrtls-‘ion tf lt‘it"(‘. .
I lnamr of the 315000900 oppressed
out: and dispatches 32,000 tons was Admiral Stratus, of the Ordinance.
launched. Silo has 32.0% horscpowor, (hurrah l‘yt‘ Jabs navy, believpgg ,zule
any of that kind ever made.
SPIRITED WARFARE GOES and there is .1 great quantity of;
ON AT MANY WAR ice around the Skaw, reaching to
FRONTS DESPITE COLD a very considerable distance Si‘ 1
- _ ward. Some small vessels are ice—
WEATHEE' _ bound of? Denmark and the Dan-g
tish lightShips have been with;
’drawn." The Great Belt, Little‘
Belt and Sound. rtre all threatenzd
with complete closure. It is re-
ported that the Southern Sound i; .
already frozen over. i
The London Times corresoonw
dent headquarters. writine under,
date of ion 24, quotes a Roman-1
ian general P" caving operationsi
were impassible owinz to th?
weather. Tl". correspondent .éavs
the German". recentlv taken pris-
oners were wearing summer on:-
fits and that some of them dio“I
while marching to interment
camps.
A piercing frost accompanied
by wind has now confirmed for
many davs ‘n the British Istcs.l
There has been an exceptional:
snowfall irylrelnnd, exceeding the
(Continued fronti‘irst Page.)
Front of Archduke lossph: In
the Monte Canesci ssctor (on the
northern end of the Rumanian
front), the enemy kept up
strong fire during the night. Two
Russian attacks failed." ‘
The Berlinger Tageblatt says
an evening news dispatch from
The Hague. announces a British
blockade of Helgoland Bight, in-
volving to some extent portians
of the Dutch and Danish coasts;
It says n... measure-is mainly di-
rected against the entrance and
departure of German submarines.
Advances received in Washing-
ton Saturdav from the American
cmbassv or London announces a‘
“Strong issued of an extension of
t .Nor'h on one s'
"deanzcrouss forz shitxidgr’l'ated as record of 2-5 years. - -
Ambassador Gerard todav r -1- £11?st is 'exneriencmg fam-
e the m the midst of plenty. acv-
d that l1 bad orc entcd - ' - ~
Dorte e S a cording to on undated article In
:rcond inoflgrv to the Ger man the London Times from a corres-
orcten Ce t w e e . "
there were anv ‘Azrstefic: I hm? r pendent m that country. Thv.r ar-
"5 a “E ticle refers chiefly, but not ex-
thc ne ral sailor talc er- .
wow 2: prisoncrzof vigrtgnfihe clusxvely, tn Petrograd and M05-
' ,cow. The writer believes there is
Drive shin Yarrowdaie. . . -
a . enough food m Russia M supply
The cr w of the Norwegian“he entire population for two!
steamer Theresedai. sunk by at . . - - t
German submarine.has arrived.“ ”a“. blitqowtnlg t3 13‘: llnideii
Las Palmas, says n Renter diquuacyn We m roe id.” in 9‘
patch from that Canary Island filial-11,7310“ 311m ego; ”LE“;
port todav. The cautain is a pris- i“ i 1 ton, t. c l.) p e m ”’0'
cner on board the‘vubrnarin“ ,dtstrtcts find rt difficult and even
. - ~ g - ~. . . . .
During Saturday’s battle north» ‘mi?9§5’m"o',‘ fiftpsc‘ilzl’hrejd have
cast of lacobeni. on the northern? t “La pd”: ° * c.‘c‘n°'~"f° man
and of the Romanian front, Rus- 0 St n m . qu ‘ " r . y
sian troop: "p'tured thirty offi- hours to obtain meat, bread, milk,
cers and more than 1 00 men the sugar and vegetables. The ther-
' ‘ mometer m the Capitol is some-
Russian War Office announced .
' ,ttmcs twenty below zero.
today. ‘
The Overseas News Agency .
says the cxcutive committee of ‘
the Indian National Party has
sent to President Wilson a cable-
gram expressing gratitude “in the
Emperor William on his birthday
is quoted bv the Overseas Ncws
Agency as follows:
“We beg you: majcsty to ac.»
-ccpt the expression of our deep-
cst gratitude for the proclama-
tion and promisesof Nov. 5. in
which vour majesty's wisdom rec-
ozoized the promotion of human-
itv no :1 war ai‘n 5nd hv which.
together with your exalted ally,
VO‘l m'nranroeri the re-ostablish-
mrnt of ”w Polish state."
persons ‘n India," for the presiv
dent’s addrese ‘o the Senate. The
message arstrts there can be no
lasting world peace until India
is freed from “ruthless plunder
and exploitation at the hands of
Grnaf Britain. W“i"k hno rPrl'v‘n,"
a, land once famous for its riches;
moral excellence and intellectual. “The citv councils of Warsaw,
ahrcverrttnts to chronicle payer. Pio'rl‘ko:v “,1 lmhlin“ adds that
ty, famine and complctc moral.Hmwrnn'm‘f “have “a“ mes-
:md menial stagnation. ’cu... .g “kayo-5.}, .1.th cn"nr‘;"
According; m the London Mail, ;_M't‘;n'” ; a" the hi hWt polish
‘he Home Set-Marv will submit to ' ' g " J
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t
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‘ill sbclluc varnish lhinncd with alco-
ttlum puratlin or colludion homoso it
docs not“ wear oil. and it is itself in-
flammable, like scaling wux. Matches
so trcatcd can bowicft in water a long
time without spdlllug.-~0utiug.
Clever Fish Hawks.
Turks armntd the Bosporus amuse
tbomsclrcs by playing pitch and catch
with tho hungrygnsh hawks. They
throw high in the air a lump of raw
meat. and the hawks pounce upon the
moat before it strikes the ground and
make away with it to the little mics.
.— m
A Short Christian.
"\‘ltrtstmnn day is only throc how:
long in tho Flunlxh town of 'l‘oruon.“
will a traveler. "i stand hurt Christ
wan there. At sunrise i not up to one
my llft'iifltlt‘ and to read my (‘hrlntmul
mall and uhhtlhld fallen before»! not
through bmhfhst."—«Exclim.
ruled.»
81m emit uni-ole em or. com
to pu- Ihu-ra through the snarl: was
torn- they would ruler-«Mo
mm «m m n a i huh mu
warm mm.
“mm
.
‘ . . . . fuchnrltm”
Parliament 9 bill authorizing: the "
forfeiture of the citizenship of un-
Villlll it cut "
jects. The Mail says that during.
1the war scores. of naturalized citivi
t
A congratulatory message 5““ nuznhar of boys who were skating on
1' +5 PONSh C' “’3‘.“ Of State to' Miskc’s pond did a durinnr thing in. '
tuition it u l
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wcrc uninjured save for minor cuts
and bruises and a severe shaking up.
The party had been out riding for
tho. afternoon, in Air. Santaniclh's
Ford limousine, and had roachql
liranchvlllo on thc‘r way to Norwallt,
about, four o‘clock. in view of the
fact that tho ton of the machine was
closed, it is thought that Mr. San-
taniello, who was driving the car, (lid?
not hear the train approaching, as he
started to cross the Branchvllla
tracks. When in the middle of tho
crossing the automobile WEE? suddenly.
run down by a special train consisting
of an engine, a coal car and a caboose.
The Ford was lifted from th' ground
and hurled clearly over a seven foot;
post a number of feet away from the
track. It landed. a. hopeless tangle
of twisted wreckage, and the engineer
of the speg’al train~stonped his on-
gine as quickly as possible and re-
turned to the scene of the accident;
with the remainder of the train crow.
After the occupants of the machine
had been helped out of the wreckage,
it. was found that only one man was
seriously injured. Dr. Mansfield, 01’.
Ridgetleld was summoned, and after
rendering medical troatmcnt to the
injured man, orderedhis removal to
the Danbury Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Santauiello. and its:
other occupant of tho. automobile c.3-
capod tom the mlxup without suffer:
int: any very serious injuries. Quite
an argument ensued between the on-
gineer of tho train and the. Santan‘
iello party. 3 to who was to blame
for the accident. and it is alleged by
witnesses, that there canto ncar bo-
th: :1 hstic encounter between the
men. ~ .
The damaged automobile was taken
to the llranchviilc Garage, and tho
Sontaniollo party proceodod to Nor-
walk in another machinc.
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BOYS FIGHT FOUST FIRE.
NORWALK. (70:121., Jun. 29.—--A
plum; out fire. The fire waa start-
ed by Henry Doolcns of llayview are.
“no. late Saturday afternoon. Henry
lloolens is supported to intro/made a.
ire to keep lho‘people worm, but:
while howas looking somewherc also,
it rot. out. of his control.‘ The. fire
.“l'fatl rapidly and began to burn'
. mouthing in its way. After fighting
it for a whilc toeuo avail, he‘sum-
moped thoaés‘tstnnco of those on the
pond. [it tho risk of burning their
(1.;th and shoes, tho boys went to
work and fought tho fire. A wind
was up and as fast the boys got it.
out in one place, it broke out in.
Another. When tho. boys looked for
the the maker, ho was gone. Chil-
dren should pot he around to make!
fires near ponds or in oth‘cr‘words, it
is dangerous nearitho pond, at; it is
liable to melt the ice and cause the
the life of some one. ¢
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Will Milli Viki
Gilli DISCOVER
H. J. Barrows.“ East Haven, Finds
Ber. Thing in 80 Long Years
H. J. Barrows. so years of ago, a.
veteran of the Civil War, who lives in
final .Hnyttu. sayszw- ‘
‘ “In all my 80 years lhlve never
seen a medicine which given such
notch and beneficial results u Tania.
My wire was normal. locked mom
and energy and was losing waft.
She took Tulle which lnmodhhly
outfitted the may coalition and
storied he? on the mod to health by
giving but new vitality and 0W3
It! and m who MC? Il—
_zcm have been detected in acts
lttnfricndlv to Great Britain. Some.
‘05 these persons were formerly:
Germans and Austrians, others
Dutch. Belgian, American and
Scandinavian. , '
The Dusselfdorf General Art-
zeiger, of Amsterdam, rep0rts
that a fire in a chemical works
near Cologne on Saturday caused
the explosion of a great quantity
of explosives. Two persons were
killed. two severelv, iniured and
several slightlx‘hurt and consid-
erable material damage we done.
Nothing his been received oft
ficiailv in Motion in record to the
extension of the "63m '0
rhipo'nx" m in the float Sn.
but M mt‘pt ha perm the
publication at W dio-
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AUTOMOBILE5 iH COLLISION
In. Robert E. Pox-due, wife of Rn
Robert E. Perduc, and sister and Ed-
‘M G. Fmeb and fondly had 3 nor.
m escape from being the partici-
pants in. a serious auto accident yes-
terday. Ir. Froeb wnadrivlng his
' tonal the name moon by-
woy of mum street and lira. Per-
on who hflefl up Clay am in her
m. 11'. Faith's unto on tho! of Mrs.
Minna. Neither machine in badly
M The mudguard 0! In. Per.
0-!“ a m bent. and the difficult!
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