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‘1‘ $Y%%W EMREES MR3. MBRSE Famous American “Maggi Fifteen German Planes . HOWL AND; A.“
Hall-LI" HOLIDAY WMW' . _ ‘
B Q . "um "1 mum: ., ' Entrance on Main St.. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St. 3
. ’To Obtain {Edges Release ' ..
JOSEPH DAVIS
5 Washington Street
, From Federal Penitent
, .tiary
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—Waltgr 2.
held of Portland. Me. who is suing
jCharies W. Morse for 3150,0070 for al‘
lieged breach of contract, today filed
,in the Federal Dietitn‘ Court sup"
'mrintary particulars demlnded by the
defendant in eiaborationof the plain-
tiff's claim that he had prevented
Morse and his wife from engaging h-
fé'iiy News
Harry W. Mather has returned from
1 Southern business trip.
Walter Rom is home from Camp
la tens for Christmas.
Archibald T. Merriam of Fort
‘t'right, is home for the (‘hristmas
holiday.
\‘Villiam C. t‘rocltett is spending a
few days with his son in Peiham.
N- '2'.
The Hungarian Reformed Churcu
chair will hold a dance at Arion Hall,
mt New Year's Eve.
——{: complete vaudeville performanc-
vs at the Palace today.
l'mliiam McCarthy of the Naval
Reserves is spending Christmas with
an: parents on Center street.
. —aP£'ciAi. HOLIDAY BILL
Regent Theatre. today. Big comedy.
"‘Tfic Spirit of Christmas," and Ca;-
' lv‘le Blackwell in "The Burglar," 7
'21:.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gladstone
uf W'oodward avenue, went to Rye. N.
X, yesterday afternoon, to visit their
an, William C. who is in Uncle Sam’s
service, stationed at Camp Upton, New
Yuk.
lit. and Mrs. George W. .Van-
A'myne, daughter Catherine and son,
i‘morge Fielding, of New Haven, are
guests at the residence of Mrs.
skim-5e R. VanAistyne on Bayuiew
axv'lue.
»
Charles Sanders, of Danbury, who
is Visiting here with his sister, Miss
Nabel Sanders of 21 Grove street,
while coasting down Grove street hill
m the corner of W ward avenue
ran into an automobile and was
thrown to the ground. cutting his low-
'c"r Tip somewhat. The occupants of
the au‘omohile, a New York car, Wire
in no new to blame for the aceidcnt
and attomptt-dtoturn out of the way.
‘I'Ytey took illi“l’l0V to he Norwnlk ilos-
36.131 and Dr. Tracey attended him. He
“Ll be allowed to go to his home to-
“WOW.
CARDINAL GIBBONS XMAS MES-
SAGE TO MEN IN U. S.
SERVICE.
BALTIMORE. Md. Dec, 2i. t'nrr‘.
11ml Gibbons in a Christmas fllPHi-lai'fi
to all soldiers and sailors in iht‘ serv
ice of the United States issued today
lays: ‘
“The message of Christmas is that.
'ei obedience. The Child, whom all
'(Iiriatendotn loves and adores, came
1m the world of ills own making to
" ml] the will of His heavenly father.
God Almighty, though He was, He
cold say: 'In the head of the hook it
'5 written that i should do Thy will.
’ Behold! I come!’
' “Before the Infant Babe opened ills
'luouih He taught in His human form
In wonderful lesson of obedience.
- "While sending to all of you my
, very best wishes for 'a merry Xmas
“improper and unwise enterprises" in‘
Etheir efforts to obtain the banker's re" ‘
1leave from the! Federal Penitentiary atl
lAtlanta. . I A
i “in the spring of 1910 at the New
tYork office of the defendant," the bill!
fof particulars relate, “Mrs. Morse
gstated to the plaintiff that Erwin
gMotse, the defendant's son, was a col-
llegc mate 0! Robert Taft, President
i'l‘aft‘u son, and that she was going to
jinvile Robert Taft to New York, to
ispend a weekend and offer him $10,-
5000 louse his influence in procuring
Itiefendant'n release. Mrs. Morse also
$stated i-the would get Robert Taft to
lsee Justice White. Plaltlt‘f prevented
Mrs. Morse from carrying opt this
, Mrs. Morse also had interviews and
icorrespondencc with one Garland of
,I’hiiadciphia, Pa" who was to pro
icure defendant's pardon in considera-
gtion of 350000. of which sum the said
Garland was to retain 810,000 for him-
self. The method by which the par-
don wa't to be obtained was undid.
closed. The plaintiff prevented this
4’.“
4-.
[Qt :-
(‘onn., primicr "Ace" in the Lufayeti
down his fifil'l'llfll ens-my airplane. I
I-‘rcliclt l‘l‘oiit d Ullt‘l'i‘t' with four pal
l‘iench .‘lilitnry Mt'tlnl and the i-‘rcnt
till award-d hiizi tor valor.
m 2 Hum,“ ,1 .. ,
LIEU a 6.8. LULBERY.
A new photo of Lieutenant (lentils llnmil Lufbery of Wailinnflord.
If the store should “fal
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g again.
1
Busy as we are, we shal
e liscudriiic, who has just brought
.leuiennnt lmt’hcry is ixcutung thi- made_ If there are delays,t
Illfi. the lilliiHll Military Medal, the .
-lt ('rosi-i of the la-gion of Iiimor.
KILLED BY A
RUNAWAY CAR
(Continued From Page One)
that be prevented Mrs. Morse. from .
using "undisclosed means, to obtain
her husband's release. the supplemen-
tary hill of particulars enumerates a
list of influential men who it alleges.
were interviewed by the plaintiff in
Morse's behalf, Is follows:
“Governor Cobb of Maine, who was
induced to see and did see President
Taft; Governor John 1"“ Hill, at his of-
tlce in Augusta. Me; George E. Ma-
comher. who was induced to see and
and did see, Eenator not; of Wash-
ington: Mr. Peavey say President Taft
D. 0.: Mr. Peavey saw President Taft
several times: Congressman Allen of
Maine, at Washington, I). C., John
Dwight. of Xew York at Washington,
D. C; J. Sloat Fassett at Washington.
,D. 5.: Edward O. Eldredge, at New
iYork."
' "Plaintiff also wrote
:Tan and correiponded
itcrricwui officials of the department
of justice ar-ting'untlcr direction of
{Attorney-(icnertil George W Wicker-
\Hllam," says the supplementarybill of
lparticulars. ihd ”Hung”, night of \"lliiill unto
" Although liorsc in his answer in! flux}??? t“,n‘.ll,.ilr"".:.-tinfh‘I'u-iv'lE ‘5‘???
holds suit denied that the plaintiffi 1:35.61... tint] 'idtitliiictrt‘it‘t‘nl'piotltfv'dtti
lltlll "H‘i‘ remit-red any services for slimli-
liim. the D‘ointil‘f mom that the con- -‘ ”"‘”“'"m i ”"1! M the l’f't;~-
trait sued uptinwa vet-ital oneA-l-covcr-iI
and it il,ii:~lll‘-l down the t-‘tt-cp grade.
gaming iumitenluiu with t'H'l’) in-t”
slant H34 tl.:- wheel: slipped along the
wet rails. , ,
The passengers were thrown into
panic and their shrieks could be
heard by persons in l‘nison sin-c:
no the (‘dl’ hillt' out of tho tube. A
few feet front thn molth of the inn-
rel is a hill)” curve, but so territlc
was the speed the car had attained
tllt'l, the wheels, at this point, left
the tracks. ‘ i
The car instantly turned over on
its sidv, [..ling tht- pzisst-ngi-rs,~”in is
strutrgllng mass. it did not stop, but”
tearing along the side-walk, struck a
telegraph pole. The tool was ripped
off and men, women and children
were scattered along the roadway.
then H n lhr- wreck t-nnlililli-tl on
in my and finally brought up in a
little (Ullh‘t'liirnt'l'b More ll";li' Smiths
‘It-lv! Sirmu. -
l.‘~:l:.' l‘llll'f'i.“ plat-rd tlit- number
of (bull iti tovv'tlu D. but ii. (‘iil‘l‘illi
f'i.ll\'.it'.'~ of'tltt- limsp tale and illi' mor~
any .lxtmu-J he! itiliiiH-Il half hf'f”l’
to President
with. and in-
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“trait “Ilil\\il}’4 ('iuztptiny. “hit-ii owns
. t . he KliIW'v' l'v' |.ii--. en’tl iitv- c.tr "mm
1;! tip it. rind from August 10, 1909, ml m‘ mm W”, WWW“ 1W, ...”)...mu,‘
~ d. 1.'l.ii.l. and tho ”I” dishurv- construction and equipped wi‘lt cvt-ty
'ments in llorse's behalf appmtjmmpd "tnftrn llt‘lil‘i- for the utility of pats
”13400. ‘Re'llg't'i'f-i. We have ln'n unzibit- wt
',to intro just how the accident imp-
. pent-d. iii' lmvt- :~i.'if'if'tl a scorching
SAYS SPOUSE DREW MONEY AND, inl't-Sliztuiior to ascertain the liti'it’."
SKIPPED i '
Allowing that her husband drew"
money'froni the Union Sayings ilank
of llnnhnry deposited by him as trus-
Itoe for her. and then left for parts
unknown. Mrs. Rose Boltl. of I). -‘7 .....-
hum has Med 9““ in the Communal?” iit-uthm Lodge. so in, L. o. o.
Picns court against her husband. .lo-i
seph llohl. and the Union
Bank.
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WELLitivowN CITIZEN
PASSES AWAY
tContinuetl mm First Page).
. .lic ii'u'v n prominent Flt "z! t'l' I" the
sat-ingggkotwnl! .llt!l:odi,~:t (‘liutli and had
Decree ordering the bank whim rt l‘nt-fll'tl wi.h 'ilit- Sunday
Epay the remainder of the money over, 2:51;)?! ct‘ .iilliri rhurch. Ito villi :i
to , . ’ ' ""r "' 'Il' -tlr\'.':‘li: "itih also
‘her or to make the deposit l'e-' .Vir. Ambler a, in“ ”m” of his
maining stand in her name with
out «booth was twuu" of 't “ll“ v H 'II r'
, . . . ..v. litlllri
ilimitation is claimed.
at a New liouip-hirc trimmer resort,
I . 't of you while in the» service will.
' ’unr superiorl.”
ad ahappy New Year, I entl'eat 370“; Mrs. Bohl alleges that they were
in learn this lesson of the Divine ln-;marrled in 1878. and that at various
'Ilni and be obedient to the ‘ will ofgtimes lrom March, 1910 to August.
. i1916, she gave her hus nd sums of
money, amounting in all to $1,284.87
,to deposit for her in the Union Sav-
fings Bank of Danbury. He did deposit
the money in his name "Joseph Bohl
1an trustee for Rose Bohl."
On August 8 Joseph Bohl deserted
Why Not
“TittiSe Thin
Shell Rims”
In Your Eye Glasses
'hiloonlysslightprouction.
agar-embolism.
salon-yum
stone’- the number at your
mummm
THAMER
. “The lino-0 he Invite"
Oahu. m Opticians.
“Mulls-sateen.
[ma-‘Iulflifififl
.—
:October S. 1910, he went to the bank
‘3800. Then he left for parts un-
known. There is now a balance of
$709.94 which Mrs. Bold wants trans-
ferred to her account.
iCOAL SITUATION
' MUCH turnovnn
(Continued from First Page).
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Sound Porto. White Connecticut's
. normal consumption of cool I! about
i
Ien given apportioning W of the
.produetof theme-nu ulsotbe
necessary ovum to the railroads to
insure tho delivery.“ what Connecti-
uul Its do-
cut down ‘to 100,000 tons last month.
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X's"
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gthis evening it will be much colder.
400.000 tons a month. its: state wool.
"We asked to have the proper ord-i
‘and had b.~-u ”"553“ in that lint‘
of b‘isinese for sow-ml seasons vr-i'v
Iauccestiifully. Previous to this Mr.
[Ambler had been in the bicycle busi-
tness, in the manufacture 'of extracts
[and had conducted a bowling alley in
Norwalk.
His death came as .1 shock to many
got his friends who had not known
. that he had been confined to his bed
ialthough they knew that he had been
ill for some. time.
his wife, according to her claim, but’ Funeral Director LeGrand Raymond 193"” camp without permission for a
as charge of the funeral arrange-
with the pass book and drew murments which will be announced Interim}, Then the singers mrched
COLD SNAP .TO FOLLOW
SANTA'S XMAS VISITS
I Connecticut will shake out of its.
‘wcather stocking a varied assortment;
of Christmas; temperatures “‘ and;
breezes, all sent in the happiest sort
of holiday mood.
it was partly cloudy last night. The
mild southerly winds of vealerday will'
ohm today to the northwest and by‘
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estrous-sour '
I
gruelf s
' «mu
,"l'wus the night before Chris‘mas
EAnd all through the (elation) house,
Not a person was cooped up.
—-whlch is Just
that downtown
Itw
arrangement from being carried out." -—-__.,,-.. __-,m...,_.____-.---_ ..-..- . -.- . .-..__‘_-....y.—_e:§.-==s ‘. . .
After relating several other ln-,SEVENTEEN INSURANCE GIFTS FOR A, P. EMA variety that ChOObmg WI“ be easy'
.stanees in which Mr. Reid alleged . eLoves , i.
The following was received on an
Associated Press wire yesterday at"-
ternoon: i
WASHINGTON, lit-c. 24.“TU the:
Empio'y’i’s'lfi The Associated Press int
the United States:
In this period of war, the activities;
and the responsibilities of our seri’lce’
have steadily increased. It is n.2
source of great pride to know that the
the men upon whom the burden has
fallen have met their obligations with}
a measure of faithfulness and intelli-ti
genre which has commanded the Ed';
miratlon of the membership of the or“,
cheerful service.
REED .6 VOLK
, flFflRICAL C0.
gantzation and of the reading public: “9 0111! Fully Equipped
alike. I congratulate and thank you: ILFOTRIOAL SHOP
Nearing the close of a yer of ull-y In the Tomi
prflllt'lt‘d trials in which everyone of: AUTO SUPPLIES
. '- ’ n xaru led devotion,‘
you lidu given it c p ‘ rho“. 805—50 So. m “t.
it affords. the the greatest personal
pleasure to ddd to my acknowledge-
mt-nt'of your comradesltip the heartl-
t-ut wishes for a Merry Christmas and
a New Year 0! Happiness and pmspcr.
Hy, . .
Anti aciin': under orders of ourl
timid if i if! t tors l bog to advise you‘
that as a partial rsu‘ttuniiltm of your;
splendid loyalty and l'fill‘il‘nf'V. from:
and i‘lit'l‘ the ili‘s’l of January the life,
So. lmuk’fluslo Hall Elk.
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SALE
Special Sale on Pord Size Tires.
Also Special Price to Factories
for Scrap Iron. Get our odor.
' 06a] Sold by Bushel Only.
1-. EFPRON
2. Norwalk.
lc insured or the .ben-tftt of yourl3 Rowan St.
i-t-i":: ' i'tllt'l‘ltlt'nifl in the rtlli’llt‘ olI
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.‘.li2l.\'ll.l.E E. STORY, 5
Shoot). ,
General Nahum-r I
CHRISTMAS Ar CAMP DEVENS: i
no GLOOM our GOOD CHEER!
Bought for Cash.
KER, .\i to, Dec ‘24.——The Yule-1
tidI-‘rpirit :ei'vadctl (‘timp Dcvens to-| Address ”9 care senllllel
. i
night» General gloom which had been __“ ...____,,__ -.._,__. “—4“
more or loss in evidence since the scl-
tiit-rs learned that turlottghs werc' to; ‘ . FURS ,
be limited to a few of their nu_mbc-r.i Ramadflcduflepalred
v 'I
gave way to merryma-hlng. and i. . 1' coats and sets made to order
there was a lonesome soldier in carom; “on selected shins. Orders received
11“ “W“ ”my "’ ”" “’"nd '“ ”‘0 mm“ 'on Saturday. The Little Shop, Nortt:
,l
Any! Store
house. Even the companies quaran- ’Main street. Stamford,‘3 West Park
tint-«l hv measles had Christmas“ celenphce' Phone 2166.
brations, although visitors \Verei
barred. I ...t ~ , —
"ni'oi winging led by a chorus of
fifty Maine anti New Hampshire flit-i)!
Dr. Mallery
of the (mind Field Artillery. who!
marched about the [camp hearted by flow 9 to 11:30 a. m., 7 to 8 p, m.
tiicir regimental hand. was among ”931680. MainSt. SO. Norwalk, Conn.
festival feature not the early evening. -
The carolers visited the bane hospi-
tal and sang outside the wards. and
also. serenaded the guard houses
where most of the 200 men accused of
Mary Efri'simas
To All, ~ .
Albert F. Geheiie
26, Washington St. at. Norwulh
Phone 1M2. Prompt Delivery.
Christmas holiday are. awaiting court-
back to their own regimental quarters,
where in every barracks street was a
Christmas tree.
QUIET iN POLICE CIRCLES.
This is official agency for the sale of
' —Invest your money in them and lend a hand towards
N0 excuse could atone for the Christmas gift that failed!
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War Thrift Stamps
and War Savings Certificates.
winning the war “.7 fig:
Hardest test
of store service
is‘ now.
ldown” now, you would never have confidence in
it
There shall be none that fail“
Bad as traveling is, we shall deliver anything that we promise to deliver.
igive each and every one, service as prompt as it can be
hey will be such as we cannot guard against.
There can be no lack of merchandise. The store glows with it and "tis of such
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Up to the very doorstep of Christmas itself, we are eager to be of helpful and
The Howiand Dry Goods (30., Bridgeport
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Merry Christmas 5
It is a happy season if we make it so. Good gifts to good
friends are necessary. There are so many wonderful little items
in our store this year that it would be impossible for us to tell
you all about them or to tell you all of them. A little “hint,”
however, MAY NOT BE AMISS. YOU WILL FIND HERB
,. HUDNUT’S AND GOLGATE'S PBRPUHES AND TOILET
L ' ' WATERS III A LARGE VARIETY OF SIZES AND PRICES.
MANICURE SETS AND TRAVELING TOILET GASES.
A most acceptable gift, a KODAK.
CIGARS AND STATIONERY.
APOLLO, PISHE'S, TOURAINE AND JANSON 011000-.
LATES in one to five pound boxes. ,
For your soldier boy, we have Camp Pillows, Metal Milli-
tary Mirrors, Money Belts, Sewing Kits, Writing Kits, Photo-
graph Gases, First Aid Kits, Etc.
Come in and look around.
H; II. MEAD
DRUGGIS'I'
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8 North Main Street.
South Norwalk
0rStocli oi Merchandise ‘QH‘Q’ “fwwmwww a
2r? “
20h 30%Reduciion
ON ALL.
lays, Dolls and Christmas
* Novelties
A. J. C'Oilins & Co.
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our sons mum, aims
ran an nun.
Bath Robin 34 to it
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Not even a “use.
other way 0' M11!!!
circles wens ex;
last evening. No
a most enjoyable evening for
at Gibson and “Pete." the out.
PYRIGHT
Everything in Paints
andWaII Paper ,
stun cloud 1 'P. n.
it) first Slree
udctoeflvguuquutod. unsanitary
a wor- new. no nuke-cent
”Marianna-«systo-
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loom rooms
JOIII‘ “A SPECIALTY
Houses ll. NASH
“MUCH“
I’d-1.1
othing. Co.
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