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1 SOUTH. NORWSIK, 90”., -.
ISITINEL
uY'rttam, one. s, 1917
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Snow Tonight; Rising Temperature
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S in 1 ,
AUSlROsGlllMAN ARMY,
e “'as Made at a
t Cost on the Eve of
ration of War by the
d States
3iiliiii1i8
nilllllillliill
That All American;
us in J eru‘salem Have -
. . . .
(383 tlt'l'iiiriillllll of war
ria-ll"'li::ll';i' comm lit
Wllrll the italilln northern
l: licim: hard pressed l).\'
uralml Conrail voll lloets
. .’, H | _ . .
all Alhli‘litil. lllt 'lliihnltgi change in 0mm” will b“ on the
‘ll'i'lm'illl'm If." (outgrew. fcrence committee of the organ:
'ly one ill\‘\t'itiiilg vote and Hon.
ing by President Wilson
tcl'iiuy afternoon will lll‘ it ‘
oral help to the people of
the Trenillo.
or days the invading Alls-
Hill.“ have forced the hill-
'1; an average of three miles"
tl-lniic front.
vas Qilllli'il at it L'l'l'ill i'm‘t
.ltics asitile italillns t'iillulll
telyevery font of the way
some piiint~ preferred to
lcl‘ than to sum lltli‘l' or l‘i'- .
ti addition in l-millu‘ .‘1'lliii'vl
. three mile. i-ll~t of Asulzof
lians, accor-i‘ilmJ» licrliu.:
van or? four thousand midi-l
But the nil-
ittzh superiority lllnll-'
.il artillery have form-ll the
s to retreat, tin: ill-fellw line
t been broken. and there is
mile, of mountain country'-
t throllizil before the fool-
rounii Bassoon are reached.
ration llu- rll'i‘llzlltt'llt‘il out
lian line, which now rolls
ionic t'alii-rlu. just south of
Hit Valley: to Fiiza and ('th'l'
The Italians are
g illi" invai “1'3;
the latest .-\llstro-Gi-t7-.“i““l ‘5 . _ ‘ h th W
ains liar.- llt't'll made only M" Wthh ' M at p m
force f
Intinz'e-l on Eleventh Page)
dlltiillillllé
in ii iiiliiNliliii
, u'aisli w... State:
-ret.1r;i' :i Years From
CENWICH. Doe. ‘l.—Iloberl Joy
. widely kncwn’tn legal. politi-
-Q§Jllulve and corporation cir-
anl n femur secretary of the
. died at his lrozun here into yes—
' :f'crra ion: lilac-m.
in l.’.~u'itboco.,N. Y2, and was as
{income here when a
at r. on can stair; law in several
offices ..nd lace: passed on bar
(nation: no on a rtpubllcan
led ill: pa'ty in Fairneld county
He wad
. pent to'the state.
9 In nu form this district. and
“MW“ (h 'e in, 1880. la ”7
as tho rupturing
louder ls’tbs
e and waifhalrlnaa ii the
l’lllSSlli
4:.
unuuunmn
i
iiSSEiSliilii ’
-— liiililiillll
Members of United Hatters
Will Pay Regular Scale
~Again After Dec-:15"
utter Saturday. December 15m.
of the local associatii'ls.
iii farther notice. The eight
the above date, it was announced,
The present officers Were renmnin- know that illr)’ HI‘I'
The only unappremative community. but a city
con.‘Whl(‘ll, awakened. is willing to give its
za- last dollar for the food of the cause.
The people of Norwulk responded
is enyploys-d out of lawmlncnerously to the terrific drive made
was nommaipdiyeiiterday for funds and, before the
- day had cloned. enough inns had been
lsecure to permit the committee to to
'nhend with arrangemenra without 'dan-
ger of disastrous loss.- The soldiers
are to be here thin afternoon shortly
aim! for another term.
committee
ind lioward Taylor,
(t'onttnved On ‘Page Twelve) ‘
Nillllll lllliiiNllES
Secretary Lane - Describes
tion
nual report published today.
ocslnot win wars
the l'nlted States
her do.-
"What can you do to serve nle’."
quotes the Secretary; “To that ques-
lion each individual and each depart-
ment of the Government must give slopers at their meeting last night
The answer of this depart-mad good news for the public and
answer.
i
t
.l-‘rllnk Doran. a member of ihe‘
liiléctliiii
lllll S0llill1l8
Everything Complete For
the Entertainment of the
Band and Fighters From How to Meet Prob]
i Camp Devcns
Sliillllilliili ,
' row
Tile soldiers llt'l- coining l'tlilil'.
and tomorrow will
them in such
latter l o'clock.
i There is still some work to be done.
Tickets for the dance this evening at
be sold.
Fun A lflNfi WAR the" Norwaik Armory must
Money must be realized from this ’-
' . . rc . Tickets may be purchaser] for
'—""""' Si. admitting a lady and gentleman or'
unattended
. care to. they may purchase singiv tick-
Amerlca as the Center of to m the armory my 50 cents this
EWorld’s Thought'and 'Ac-
lit-ll 9
two ladies. and if ladies
.err ning. -
(Continued on 'ittrd Page)
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________ I
\\'.-\Siil.\'(;'l‘()N. lit-c, R. Illl his :ln-
Si‘f‘l‘P-
tary Lane. in characteriztically strik-
in: phrases. portrays the transition
of a peaceful democracy Into a nation
organized {or war. Possession of re-
sources alone he warns the countrifi
and recountin:
the enormous: progress made on every. ' .
hand declares the physical stores of ElQCtncal
are almost com-T
pictely at command of‘lhe world's
More For Lamps
.-—d—...
that it has putrvery agencylslsn rum:- oad ndwii,
and act
'l‘i :i lull ill the fighting: 0n!- mm of scientific knowledge
i Cambrai unit the liftrlllti‘llsl '
madman attack; '
t the new British positions.
of lot Vllcqllcric. British,
7 t‘tlplil”‘al licrzngln il‘ctlchcs.‘
vim: ll'r'. llllt‘ in iiiis.nirigil-.
' is estimated from:
lf‘nnitnned'nn Sixth Page.)
._.._...——
rwnlyn woum
BECOME LAWYERS.
ll iti‘lrtlii?l..l!‘lt'l‘.~' lll .l'rzlncix Til/mt“,f“;”m have MM “amniok
ifor admission to the bar of Cunard;
i ticlii. _’file aliplimlions are film with. l'r7*. ALL.
the Slate bar examining com't‘llii-re.. for full \‘2‘- bill of lacing was sent on . .
which will meet at. Hartford in the in thi cur-"ri'rtkrurn uni-p The our
Supreme co‘urt mom. Friday, Dec. 28.? never iahowvd no and ":m: rrs” were STEWARDMILLARD
The Filirl’icld l‘mlnty Bar commit sent out [or it.
lee ml admissions will meet at the found of this car until it rolled into
court house in the Law Librmv OWN-rivalry" llislake this Wish]
Friday. Dec, it .at 11 a. m.. to hear.
alipiicanta.
l All-applicants ali- expected to appear:
;,,,.,.lTRlNiTY CLUBMEN
our TOGETHER
testimony re carding all
in n”lil0n. ‘
The Fsii‘fieid count" h'x" \"'Tl
the.
some Uncle- Sam as a soldier.
Hosted. of Greenwich-.7
5.“ appliotln for admiss'oa with
, tat' panda-lion in bus-
Caleb
'hai
'ONE A SOLDIER"
a meeting on Friday. Dec. 2]. "n ‘- .u’t;
s .m.. to’ act‘upon the report oi thci
mince. on all theiappiicalions oni ' . . -
. Abou‘. thirty of the men oi Trinity
'Church and the may men held-a'ed.
at the ~Meu's be learned- , .
Club rooms. oorne’ of Washington
street and Railroad ovoaucilast eve:
ding at which tints F. Denulron. ofi
Montcislre. N; 1., spoke on tile sub.
loci of “The Christan Slacker." He.
drew a line betWeen the slacker to
his country and the slacker to lhll
church and said that one was as bad
as the other. One (Iiled..3““‘l coun-
try when it needed him and the other
failed himself when he needed help
Ilia talk was aoLa very-
iong one and it was brouht. straight
bone to his animals-if, MLW
muons: those in the hat who hart-i
applied for examination is Charles S.‘
Brody of Bridgeport. who makes 1
request although he is preparing 0
Others who apply are: Horace A.
Horton. Jan-rs A. Hoses and bliiis‘ ‘H.
William 1..
Cumin. John a Helios. William F.
I). Fitspatr‘ick and Joseph L. \‘ertllo.
of ,Brldgcpolt; Paul R. (lounery. of
Bedding. Salvatom P. (bullish-o, of
South Norwsla. and Charles Sean.
and klbort ‘8. Outdoor. of Stamford.
lmlt’l'le 0f ldliiiiii).
l Ar. interesting stnly coll'..l be told.”d ""795
about the car load of bases.
rm
.1
.’l..lv i',
, ' iii.
7}.” 211‘ >-
ll‘onttnued on Skill. Page.)
get-together 'social
the most.
um. um tas mt, sa_
N0iiiBii : ill;
lliliilliiil w illilll
lbL‘Jlti'liY. Dec, ti. AAlinliiilli't‘lltI‘ni:
was made at the monitor: of lilD lial‘
M?l]\'(‘l'.w" association. which was held 'Norwalk To [)0 “s
in the Jt'ity‘hall. latli eveningifllinit;
the'
extra five per ci-nt. assensment. laid
by the third Hatters for the pur-
pose of paying benefits to members
who the.
out of work. will be suspended and
therrfore only the regular three per
cent. assessuint will be collected “11'
ltt‘l' luntry.
cent. illlr‘l'i-‘h'lllt‘ni will be collected on "M"
Them Today and Tomor-
'l‘llt'
town from which they came and for
’which they are going In light will wei-
comc the boys of (Emilpiiny I. mum in’
this ltllt‘l‘l’llltrll and today. to-
entertain
a Illilillll‘l‘ that they will
tlol to fight for an
iiiSlS iiiiliiil
Commissioners
Pleased Over This. But Re-
wet Necessity of Charging
The downtown electrical [eommist
. _ 1hr grind news is thaton last Mon-
. v fee of those. deparimtl 3 more. 5". day a car lead of bares for the orna-
lrectly concerned with war making-{.mmml lighting fixtures arrived. not
viin South liorwalk. but in Norwalk,
Iand the bad news is that a new sch-
}eduie of rates for loop is being pre-
lpared and after it has been approval!
ll'lll :0 int 1 effect. ro'tibiv about the
which ,9
number l2}. but i“'.‘ould be too, long
;: ‘7'; re shipped from Anni
Ni‘fili‘i: t'i’l‘Jl-j be.
Ti'he't
supper was servedgbrtboxm.
CIMSIIQ"
1
Fuel, Food and Railro .
“ill-Bill SlNlii
i Transportation
lillSillliil Mil ; §
Bit For Three Classes of Cont oat-3
ties Given Prefer tial
Shipment l
. \i'.\:’i7l:.i;1 >‘1 :lec.
lions Hm" 1 food
8.4;!ndicav“ Thursday.
-' lull fue, and
. nuiitl officials. seekinx‘
Bliizard Adds to Suffering
of Survivors at Halifax.---
1600 Bodies Recovered I
' .
‘Hundreds of Victims Are Still Believed to be in the
i Debris and 3,000 Deaths May Have Resulted From
9‘ Explosion—Ottawa Commission to Investigate the
; AN AMERICAN i Affair—Fires Have at Last Been Extinguished—The
i
Scene in the City is Described as Being Worse Than
‘ Any BattlefieldmRelief Trains Arrive and Tempor-
i ary Homes Will Be Ended
1 ‘ HALIFAX, x. s l. . 7.5. blinding light in r.
I snowstorm. a(:('ollill1tltfiilj.' .i j..llt' that ‘01 i; ilil'tv
Eat times attained a ‘.~~l is more} One iii ilii' chaotic conditions; rich
ithan forlymlh-s ml ilw .i i, in % 'ilii- and , .o' have rallied gallaniiy to
(The Vessel Jacob Jones WCHtim—Vl oll' iii'molnlion iii if- Uri-ii :u. the their duly of caring for ill? injured
. . . pas wenly— out in. zilliiiill" new and homeless and accounting for the
5 Down In the War Zone [errors to the it“! .~.l'ltl\"il wiriivi-rmdcad. The (‘itlzens' Finance Commit-
:of Thursday's (llr‘itr'l'l :i’n‘ ;:.--..'ly iln
'pedlng the pl‘nxl'ta’li : .' i“ hit trains ‘ luie people in the devastated area, the.
{hurrying here from Ill‘ 7 ii S'tatw‘majority of them from the WNW"
”m-..” .._ .u..._._.__._.. .M
”willi- \Vt'l'i' from oil lamps
laill'oLl-i ‘. .i “H'- ‘ . _ . ‘_ . ‘ . . .
solution at ili'i wiimponauo, M03“ - . .mfd lDommion cities it. .7 . i...i- ur ”as“... Nearly 4.000 dwellings were
iem lli" \zll‘tlll' to deal with the sit-f Kim 3' needed suppile.~ _ .destroyed. the committee declares,
nation t.~..u.ri~lli at least withoutE Th" -““"““""“5""-‘ “1- " ‘mm and the actual losses and the estimat-
' ' ’ ' Which was due to arrive call: ‘ml‘iy, ‘ed cost of temporary maintenance will
iulxnauiinh :lcllon from President Wit;
soil J‘l‘nl i'otlgrezs
While no llloic to define the gov";
the rail-;
i-l‘linlclll'i attitude toward
I‘ll‘ do. invoking an asthma for chit?! - , ., ' u , , . ,
gnamnnwm operuifgn for the war'orQR est 0f Cut“ [10“. H, [5 Sald..o slou that the time of the train :4 ar- Letty for immediate needs. ”an
stimulant! ot‘ anti-trust laws and at
uancilil rapport. was expected not
after President Wilson’s ‘colflre
last night. - .
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(Continued on Page Nine.)
ml’r
Shortly briore 1 o'clock
’bury. Mathetlson it: l‘rlnlpany
ring, ,out of.
Corina .of Westport avenue.
’charge his passengers. and report
police headquarters which he did.
Tavella. whope'car was
hospital for an ambulance. which
/
try club. yesterday
fallen through. More details of
as soon as anything definite
WATCHMAN FIGHTS
DANlEliSQN. Dec.
vomit duel with three an
lit
with Senator Newiands Monday. phila‘ , ,
went rapidly forward tqlay to iwi-iorl-Jlnenoan naval Vessel “1
the‘priority order for shipment of fuel.
food and government supplim lx‘flilltd:
. . lmnc'rinall destroyer Jacob Jonosl ' .
H B 81 AUSfiN was torpedocd and sunk in the war. sulfllfifls “HE
D t ' zone on Thursday with the loss of. '
liliby.» . ' i" I
while Holley n, autumn. of is Circle 3‘10“ 0“ hie ”-95- The m“ 0‘
'street, superintendent. of the Louns
was .
alzgllting from a liiney on West ave-
nue. near llmii Sll't't‘l, when lli‘ wow? .
thrown to the ground. and it is l)l‘»lmp0rted follow.
ieved, badly injured. when a jitney'
driven by Dominick 'l‘avolla. of 201
Main street. Norwalk. crashed inlojSiu‘geon
the jitney that Mr. smug”. '3, g9‘.‘charles E. Pier“, fireman; mmieimmittee member-girl be :»i the tail-l
‘ The jitney thatnwns‘thy Edward homey, ‘mp;
“mm" 'm" M“ drive“ by “"Y‘John 0. Johnson, mom; Henry”...
Olllcer Toolhill was-near the spell
and be. ascertained the damage done Edward I. Grady, fireman second
and-bid Covina to go on and dis-1cm“; John J, Hum, man,
so badlyl
damaged that he could not start it,
again, was taken to police headquar-
A call was sent into the Norwalk
Siauson had been taken to his home.
When Mr. Slauson's house was call-
folilld- that his right arm
had been iractut'edand that he wasx
tendering a great deal from sthk.§
rim; 1: is gondpns.)Dn L. ll. Allen was in attendance; ’ “
it is said that. with care and attend-i ‘
fl,uance he would be abom‘ail' right inl-
‘mc'ly a month 350 “go" short time it was expected.
sponded to the scene to find that Mr. V119 N3”-
‘BUYS HMEFLICENSE; Hall, Yesterday Afternoon i'li'tl‘shell the
R. C. Millard. of t e Norw‘alk Coun-
llntrchased the i‘
quor Hoax: of tille Royal James] 1:11!
in Wall 9“- l '33 “’90 L t i-".thc. facult and their fellow students“ .
morning on sood authority. that aim n receziion and social. which w‘as "‘ cm" ““9““ Mi"- Mas’" 9'“ '9”
large deal which had been on. in re-‘
gnrd to tho sale d the property had
nle of the property will be announc-
ymsngllcxsuns im: l”"""~'"
8.—-Willllln
llathieu. outside night watchman at.
the Quinebaugil Mills here. hails rt
W
last night. The latter had intended
to crack the solo in the nitrates.
In spite of a lively him no
ouwaphsst. flow. ”but." low-ad m. “dump “ugh?- ualr‘ earl-tutu arm-Unluc- 01th. “I; .i .7 , .
WMMW"“ m“ and: I measu- mm chsrloa nomad. w-aauuyswth'fi‘flt; ‘1
.Mdjhflghm. “It!" ,mmm my. ., l”: Cgrporal WW” mimic-thwart 03m
. W . 1"“. w nay ' .l a; .
SURVlVflRS was stalled in great snowdril .. um approximate 310,000,000.
7 'Amherst late last night, and iliil‘i- Perhaps the most serious of the
—--~-.~«~- isncw plows were pressed into is. t-i-"' many problems to be mat is the food
, to clear the tracks. the progress ups .iiituation. There is enough 100611111“!
Erival here is probicmotical. Other ,communicalion is opened ’sboi'. t
‘rescue trains also arc'reported snow- city races the possibility. of famine.
_ . .bound The enemies of local relief commit-
8.-.An' Wm everytbuildtug-in Halifax auditors have been centered on the .e
the 'n;a‘artmotllthimore :rnless damaged by 1iii-rvioicn of food and more 111$
- .. 19 “exp won an rc, men, womenmurrimicred all ’thdr "Illa ‘ .
”g: 27:22: mgginlgndx‘y land children huddled together as best iplics for the common need, Milk ladl-
, . , 3th could and passed a night of ant-imam unnlitainame and fears are ex-
,clrcici. and Without official count-ifering. The chilling wind whistied pressed for on» um of babies in arms
motion that, thg Ship w“ 311 through smashed windows: there-unless an adequate upply is ilF‘J-‘lll’t‘d
{American destro er. torpedoed Ewere scarcely blankets enough to cov- ‘frorn outside sources.
V by!“ wounded bodies and many were un-f in the gmllcl- task of caring for tho
. . l .
awbma’nne'a‘ndl‘ml half neremwtable to obtain food. Fires were ai—i
-—Ten Names Known
WASHINGTON, Dec.
tee estimates there are 20.000 desti- ‘
'c ..
had perished. lmost out of the question. and the only ' ’flur'llnlied on Eleventh Patel.
WASHINGTON. «.11.-.. c.-. :BiillARn "As ._.
,llliAlIHlill TlllS Elli
~_..——--
Dec. 8,—1'hc
.3. lame. part 01' her crew. i ‘ , ii
' Tiliriyoevcn survivors were tab, A1 3 fl [1! ”E“.
1
tall survivors have been. received, _
re. . l
The names of the ten suerVOI‘S t'lmil'lnan iii. i‘» Callaiher today n
' ‘celred ..l li'lt‘h'i'fllll ir-ull Wort. ll'l'
, . . . ;lilal the boys would in» lerc on a on
Lieutenant. John K. Richardsi,cial train anti-um m l] {i‘s'ltf'k 'or
.Enslu Nelsonli. Gates. Alimntgthereabouis. Wlimimmv (‘ioncrrl Ru:
L_ L, Adamkicwicznsell Frost chili-d upon the inception;
. Entire. Northeastern Section
of the United States in
Grip of First Big Storm.“
Winter—Snow 15 Inches
Deep Along Ohio Valley
‘road station at 1 o‘clock to meet the.
boy. and he also issued a accrues: for
inception commitlec to he
er-wing stand at the Niiiisaik ftr
nm'y at :l o'clockvtliia afternoon.
Taking Care of platters,
’a. Stunts. chief machinist 's malez‘
‘0 and lyron Flood, seamen. . ,
The sinking occurred Dec. 6 at;seriptions uptown and ‘ is also in great extent. Thp cold wave started
:8 P. m, while the ghip was on m.;cbarne of the football arrangements, to reach ihh city arty .lu jewels.
. .
Vand the housing of melt of the regi-
trol duty. She was commended by, mm m band,
at the armory.
rc~
Daniels, wife of the Secretary of imz stand
, ‘ A Parade Feature. imilk was} frozen in the bottles.
»l it wait announced this morning that
Sliiiill llliSiilSl
'lllP tannins Kittie band, which is plav
ingt iii the Palace theatre this week.
‘ziuiuld furnish music during the par
”‘1" this afternoon andwould march I
Home 'uGard fiance.
____ :licmc Guard dance at the Norwalk A i-w. that might have been form .
. .mr'rv last evening.-' The aflair was at
Interesting Program ! d h m I
' u! are; to be revote to t. e'lo iers lomc-jahpgg-y storm would start
sented at the High Suloolwmg‘ Md.
' iWili You Hel .
Members of the senior in of the , ‘, \. , 'lk whp M
Norwalk high school were hoists yes-l ”09k! in ‘ orwa '0 can ”Vol“-
terday afternoon to the. members is :ll‘qat°_"np or more Iggflgpfi‘fl‘ L"; appearance of
""ma" mm o “"3 ' ‘ igunen lwben they came along the streets.
I
quested to notify John A. Mills. Tel»
2311:?inha'gssleflzlri’ugauvag1:12:- 155" or 1631’ who P“ full charge ‘cause suffer!” from this atom: a“
crowd was in atténdanee. and tbegood housing the 'W for 10:13,“. ,fiatnr- '
time. was thoroughly enjoyed d‘" " '
The afternoon‘s program was open-
ed by John Canaveri. president of the
senior class. who made a brief address
' of welcome' to the guests. The re-
mainder of the mm was as lot-i
1h.
' . ticoai could in mum and in the so
spoons co" ANY. 3.
. c. ll.G-,DANCE3
can
,
loo scape.
rd the dance which was held last!
the armory. under the or»
pieces of the Second Company. of Nor-
.lwalk. C. H. G. .
Perdinaadofs orchestra. of Bridge- m” 9m,
iport. rendered route for dancing» ”"1 l' '3‘ m 0' ‘ ”W cm
which was terrified until midnight. II
Refreshments were smrd during tau
intermission.
The tool-mitten in charge
Remarks -— Superintendent George
Buchanan. '
rpm solo—noun Corriden.
'RodutHJmoiilflgliskter.
Remark-A , Harry . a e.
’fletob—‘W to but."
Old of Chanda”.
Glendon Huger ..... ....... . .
‘ ..r'.‘.A.« Tflkativo Lam”
ammmm
0.....1.
““3 " l tongs-I nun-is.
The blizzard that is raging through-
...) mp out the northern part. as well as in
.part of the southeastern part0! the
ilinited Slates arrived here lodav at
labour 11:45 o'clock. with fine snow
.and 'a ‘promise of a continuance a!
.loim A. Mills is arranging for sub- snow that would tie up male to a
R be it “ i i log and his morning when residents
- - . - ~ ;, 0 rt ,. .Nrmn filstartedio ototbedoorsand tine
ters. where he is staying .niatunx Lieut..Comrnander Davrd Worth.n (ham... 0. n... “comic... and m: mm. .and :0", ”gen," ”:9 the
the outcome of Mf- 318W)” ‘05“"93 Bagley, brother of Mrs. Josephusmiiai-r .t. Riordan erected the review- morning paper they had to do with-
l out cream. in their codee. because the
‘ The Various ponds around the out-
a : skirts of the city were frozen over
this morning and kept right on fren-
ing so that it is expected that by this
levening they would have borne the
iwright of skaters. The storm that
i has started. bowever.'has stoppt‘d’m
Two hundred people attended them? "19 DOS-“M“ skating Moll!
Boatmen today and those Who {0'-
Pl‘C- stciai success and the funds raised: low the Valli; predicted in . ye"
her-
Ferdinand-3'. orchestra sometime today but It was not. ex-
music for the dander-“nectar as early as ii‘ had arrived.
' By noon today the streets were White
1 and qedestrlans that had occasion to
stay out any length of time o the
ndniatnre sn .
The shortage of coal in me no
.g‘ tions of the town will do much to.
liberomngmrsirusbtoutwbn
sauce of. coal to get wood. which In
Out in the Ohio Valley gauche! t“-
w ..m fell in the aweive. rs aha
AM“ two hundred r attend I o'clock last night, which gives some
idea of the severity of the blunt!
tint ls headed this way. Halli“. I. '
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