at.
jtott'
Tildf’sx All
Fred Hyatt. son of hit-p .'..'I'.n Smith.
of West Rocks Road, is verv sick, hav-
I“ had a shock Militias morning.
, ‘Hls condition iii serious.
' fort.
" '00 H’GIIOM.
. with. and (fill. W. H. Hall. of Willl- ..
t
On last Sunder the otorlt arrived at: from m’ '0 "0".” I” 0" lured-on-
the home of Mr. and hire Charles
Irritant, of as Water street, with a
holy boy, Charles. Jr. Mother and
child are doing nicely., ‘
—Happil'tess depends a lot on can
You can depend on Bentham
Boiler (‘osy Comfort iiest for com-
fort. it's the heat from the boiler
that's made in Westchester Conty.
A TBDf'ezieniriliVe will gladly call at
Lord & Burnham (30..
irvlnglon, X. Y.
it is an interesting fact that even
the violent 9nd destructive pati'entn'ai
the Norwich niate hospital teem quiet-
ed drill impressed by the holiday dec-
orations, never attempting to remove
them. The wards are especially tit—
traetlve this Christmas.
.Twentv-five or thirtv sacks of mail
for Forts Wriaht and Terry were at
,the New London post otllce to go over
on the first boat Wednesday'.. Christ-
mas day there watt no boat to the
forts so that mauv of the men must
have missed the Christmas presents
from friends and relatives.
t
At the State Masonic Home in m.
Iilgford, Christmas dinner was served
the 125 members of the
home;- Chalice L. Hubbard. of Nor-
.v- r"
mastic. belur: nmona the donors. Ar-
thur H. Brewer. Charles S. Eaton and
B. W. Hall contributed to the $1,500
in“ distributed later.
\
Herold T"lrm. son—of Mr. and lira.
Frederick H .iipp. of France street.
. who. hqi been emploved as foreman at
i:
r
Ir
iheleminatort Arms plant. in Brldne'
left!» has accepted a responsible posi-
till! .ae overseer in a large ael'ovlone
{my in New Jersey. Mr. 'l‘rlpp will
begin his new duties January 2.
The engagement of Miss Catherine
13. Barthel. the dauahter of Mr. and
arts. Henry J. Barthel of 912 still!
Itioet.‘ Stamford. to Ferdinand Rogue-
Taller. tr , was: announced on Christmas.
“W. at a dinner given by Miss Bar-
”then matter Miss Barthel was mil-
noted ill Stomfol'd High School loll
/ Jane Mr. Reanemer. a High School
1.12th isnowainernheroiih
mm“) Duh! a. He W
“was was»! Willie.
“mmamoflumflol
momma-ovum
‘ roeialhcneorfetlfl
“Ecumenism.“
melanoma-it
m the week. rem
January”. ’
I fihasmfoua'iinseil'uy
to caieritl'fie lid! to both-
ingmemhmhiptoenahleall
‘fiho'igntojolnto do so
,mmwa‘tinginlile ‘
fumieinhywlllm
milliliter-urinati-
' your help. I feel that your help wll
V Will hive ample IUD”!
I
relaadsmlrerrelisthateoehlill
base.” Blow that we have given our
mornings-e
whodoesoaytoreodreereryother
'9'“. who should nor to do so This
mmmwheaitogwmhe
in your commemiy without
There is hot one way to win this
he cheerfully forthcoming in nrotee
tloa of melt and as a patriotic
‘ mice to MT country
It is only ,a few days till the Int
of January, when returns of income
will be lit Unless you advise all
your potions whom you have ream
o heiiew- are abject to' the new in
rcrzle an to on!) Ill-oil file 00'?”-
niem'a incomi- tax ohleer who has
item m. in Mitt-Cd to go, to NONI]. '
"llll who will be there ill the City
Hall from lanuel'i’ 2. until larch 2.’
i v \Ptl many of t.“ ’ fill!“
a:' t returns at all ill“ Illllv
r then'sell'ea to ambition limo:
The shortage of metal is likely
but rheer up you ministers. more are
llldicullng Germany won’ t do any
i ent lioiiover. uslmiflyou dio- .
tintiuate blue at the t that an
income is: ill?! will llo them you *An Wm"? M“ “l ”Wm"
will be overwhelmed with requests of
your deposito'n' to assist" them in
making out their returns. The Gov-
ernment is glad to rrlieve you of this
work. ,
lfl the ore. you have not acted on
the mag lion made in ‘my precedlzz
letter. and repeated here, will 3'
not be good enough to do so? Tell
theta all to look out for tiled-come
tax loan and that it will heneeeoaar’y
for all who intend to see hrs to a»
thin office for forms; inasmuch as he
m.
they will have to, to he dllerent. pret
is that the ladies will wear less than
The new harem veil, when worn
the eyes. Arid there are many who
The a» trim, tar z’w nutter,
my channel iii former law null it hit
to the interest of tile mil-m node
the Government that” none carrot
ing returns have the best advice
item wont; run-
A drum IN ARMY
An honor 'roli for devoteeti of the.
Respectiveiy. ' ancient game is desired by the United
Him 1 “akin-or stem Golf mace. which.
. t ’ through its secretary. Howard F‘.
.. -.._.._~.._..-..
MANV DIVORCE
cacao rtLan m
SUPEMOI COURT
Several new divorce canes wero- filed
in the Superior (‘ourt yenftfl‘day in
which unhhppy wires or liushanda ask
for separation from their legal part. cation:
net's. Allbut one of the new casU’ 'The Executlre Committee of the;
are claimed for the January session of Tailed Staten Golf Aaeociaiiort is tie
the court. , slrou of 'centnilhlx an honor roir of
Edna D. Byxhee Wetmore or .\‘or- tho’lnliivltlual laemhera'of its lumber.
want. "can am. from mm.» 1. mini» who are are now in the militltry
Wetmore of‘ Port Chester, )3. Ti. alleg or naval service of the United States.
‘M I“"'i'l‘!"‘ .ulw-w auril. loll. They "Will you kindly send me the am;
"a ""0" remember 9. ”092 of'the mention of your't-iuti who are;
Lueta Olinto of Strstford. wants di- “MW” .1” ,1... arm of the service!
Whitney. is last?“ a letter to mem-
her clubs. The lien is to have a list
ready by annual meeting date of not
only those how have Joined the serr-
lee. but their raalt as well. as may be
sell in the follovdag oncial communiv
The; ' :gf'fl ”;.£":° i: ’lll‘mmlllgsn' that they are enrolled under and tilt ir
France. in 1909 nnd'im. niint‘o “my °' "W" "“7 7"” 1“" " ""
hottest in the secretary's once as a]
recon! for future reference. it is do;
LVaira'hle to have these satiation as com ,
plete and as socn as possible in order.
that a report may be submitted at the!
annual meeting on January 20. tilts." l
-.-.._..-..... _-... ...
Fiolmu tlesertlon aim-e Augait. 1913.
gohn H. Derby of Bridgeport. alleges
habitual intemperance noon the part
of Jennie iioysou Derby. also of
:ii'rlllfieport. They were married Jul!
Tillih sites of Stanford. alleges ia-
tolerable cruelty and salts divorce
from Harold Tim Burns of Stan-
ford. ‘l'hrr now married January l
1915.
Cruelty tiinrt‘ November. l9“. is si-
{me in the divorce complaint of Elsie
:‘L'nhm D-nt- v-i row 9 of Sanford Iflllll.
more]! fish irrnastrbo' of the same
floor. 'l'hey were married Avril 8
{1915. '
intolerable cra’elty is charged by
Jury A. Green, both of Wait.
and divorce 'is asked. They were fir
rle‘d Belem if. not; and the acts
of cruelty outlined of hogan J!!-
nary 1.19%.; m m “for
change of name‘mfliary A. Weasel!
{newt-non nous Aumt. ore it at-
in the clal'm (or allure?“ h!
tel Vin-rte Bron-owns of the some
Price Beech of mu.
”mama-22! ten.
WELL—KNOWN PHYSICIAN DIESl
at roman. . .
PUTNAM. Conn. Dec. 28.—- .
omel- Lartls. a practicing Iphysician;
hell-known to r‘re'n‘chémlt for people
or New England died at his hot-oi
here. today. aged to years. lye wda
heeled with rdrlohn "be“
American origaniafliods was it char-
ter member and former tm ‘
the TrancoAntel‘lcdn Historical So-
clietyef tile Uhfied com, olefin 18“
was yieopreaident of the National
Convention of olefin—nailing People
held Various tin oléca‘alad was a
limiter president at
County liedt'enl ‘
_ roll More“, ‘codhr"
.mmttatm and nun-ha
flirt-loci is claimed in an snug“:
tiller. superior court by mm m
flags. of Want-atoll. n. c..
Thomas and Amelia Bron oil I. C.
We! mom-rich There are
Mmu'nrhemmmd 'm
tight; a loan of $3.000 Sonic-her or. my? . '
toldtheserondaioaaolflflfl ”r
Member 3.1903 “mm m “than!“ Unlohtthfsv
property in Stamford being given to
, re the spree. F2. (7. Benedict is
as a defendant. holding a mort-
Iiw-n tin- pmpt rly in uncalled.
"1-. Milk no name “and “an“:
clearly You will Mrs in "gm .:
trill m: mtalalsa Foley's lino!
-§1M1‘nr Col-Had Medians.-
Nil-“0W7 from WWII,
flflflmluhfl. mm
M
Juan satoaowoou unusual»
HARTFORD. l'onn. Bee. on-
ryflrieitsm. the m altos who
kn iorn floti- the side of his
life do on Decent . ‘
, .9. _
The more fact that a girl can't hit a mark. doesn‘t prevent her from
.9...
maybeahitrudehet whichiaaccordlag to the cards ‘1
' . .
Getting back to Central somewhat, toe-Mu WM]! Appeal
of: "When Central cuts your). in momenta sentence. it is Just so
tatlugasif youitaddMs liliohlowm
-‘-
A married mart. according to the role of the :V'eleetlu service not,” can.
not waive hill rights to esernptiu without his wife’s densest.
are going to have a harder time seeing 1min"! than they expected.
against the lhirukluned. not the new
and yet some of us have dilcuitv lnlree
Anent Harem-elect nylons edict that chorus girls
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lemon, lawn tennlli recall
«rheumatism? humanoid.“
w.
two new multivitamin VV
enclose with acne .th lite rmiw
a 004m mam minoxidil-u M
Wei-s “the other withs
WWmonten goon.
war and that is by fighting. Which
l I
to reduce the collection in rhureh,
nelson-ted.
some men
guild on ridicule is only effective
‘ l
ills has been burning for over till rears
a life is the furnace over-
must wear more.
m, as the latest word from Paris
ever this comll! no.
or a women. conceals everything but
can adopt it to adraatsge. '
bronrth'o
molt
Baseballs are going up According
to dealers In sporting goods. the reign.
iatlon hall ,used'lry big league teams
which hav‘ehden trolling for $1.25 will
out $1.50. cat‘scaeon.
Other s fling gtiodf, including gull
footballs,
golf listl- and general nth elit: mum
menl altio will her advanced in price
from if: to 35 per cent.
LIVED iVN unwrowu
Woman Aireateli as German Soy
Known in This City.
illlspatnhcl "our Chattanooga. Tenn-.,
under date of Monday, tell of the, ar-
rest in that city of li'aronosri Iona Zoll. "
ace of We \‘orh. wife ‘0! a German
army oilicor serving on the Flanders
front and the action of the federal
authorities in holding her without bail
for examination on a charge of violat-
ing the cam act .
The woman was an occoeional via-
llor in Norwalk during the summer
oi" 1M1. when she resided in NW,
at governess in a prohlllont family
in that place. She’ was not then
known as a hsrouess. however. Her
son. Zed Shah's. was with her in
.\ewtowu. it was understood that
jshe was the widow of an Englishman
named Shove and! hi! “humanly
'ma'rrlad an diheer of the German
W-
A dispatch WI! ('ltsitaaoop. rays:
Lieutenant Joint W. Spanidlng. the
twenty-Item united States
"army emcer afreste! wlth‘the womad
at a local hotel last wellhwaa sent
to Fort Oglethorpe under guard after
he had testified for the datum.
The I!“ W the hardiness is
eaten: linens cod'e w in no
nos-asti- airfield:- written by to:
lines-M son. Bedferd Shopc.
The cello; merchant Spanning
1N P‘lllCE -
NW 19“. Dee: tip—The year of
tell. which is last stiletto. has all
brushed many great“ performances by)
the estates; track. and field athletes i
rid loci-a of W: college “'5
_oh athletes were among the drill to
worth. cill to the 0030's. That;
fact accounts for the illlm list of-
reeord tweaking feats recorded duringi'
"11'
During the indoor season several}
sterling performances were turned in:
The most noteworthy piece of running!
m that made by M! Kelly at the
indoor national championships, when)
he matte the remarkable time of 3i M,
eeconlls for 300 yards. running around!
twd'turns. Kelly made that time in a,
trio! iisat sod like in the final. Kelly's
perform'aue is the standout not only|
of the present year but of 'sll indoor
performances ever made by ‘s sprinter '
it the same meet Johnny Overtt-n
of Yale made. a new record for their '
000 yards when he won int! minutes
H seconds. Joio Bay. "to atefllng pet
former who represents the Illinois A 1
C. of Chicago. also made athletic h'o- ,
tory when he sheltered the two mile'
‘fhdoor record of the liliiroso gometi ll:I
Madison Square garden. l
Lenora oust were.
The opening of the outdoor scasoil
was the annual Pennsylvania relayl
carnival. held during the latter part?
or April. Many one performance; sndi
nevi-rel records were made in the team
running events. The beat individual
performance was that made by C. la: -
ms of Brigham Young university in
the running lgh lump. no won at r.
feet. 5 5-: in a. Jumping in heautiful.
and absolutely fair style. The bar
choir. to give lumen a try to better
the world's mark of a feel 1an ill-
ches. Larsen. although up clearly ov« .
er the height. grazed the cross atlcti
with his shoulder while descending.
which caused a displacement of the
siiclt. Later in the season Larsen
made a record lump. but all it did not,
fully comply with the A A. U. rules it,’
was not accepted as a record Vori
outdoor athletic showing during the
year label is the topper.
The western conference intercolle-
giate championships were held as
usual and several ilr'vc performant-t-n
were‘ made. mill Simpson. the grout-
est of all hurdlers. made his la‘t one
pearsnce of the year at that meet. lie
mum: high hurdles in 14 4-5 and the
low sticks in zit 5. Simpson enlisted
shtlrtly after the conference games
and was unable to defend his title lat
or on in the season at the A Al'.
championships:
‘ n *"n run 'Ili'llle conference charli-
plmhlps In the great time of 4 min.
uteri 154-5 seconds. The (limits boy
was not in as good condition at the
club meelaahe wane 'in the
navy and we! unable to get enough
time to get in his early season shape
Gouldlog Int larlt.
George Guiding in the three mile
walk and late ltay in the one-mile run
were the only makers of new competi-
tlon marks at the senior nationals.
Ployd Sinat of the Northwestern imf
“rally and Chitin... .‘A. equalled the
«0 hurdle record of sit-5, seconds.
while C. w in inch”!!! MI
«.W the contra
' ' the 08mph
thatijcioyodthe
_ ‘waoled to roam oer.
‘ .. aim“ ff Minus.
‘ ‘ . ”film
Ll". MWMh-d been
bell“ to resign. from tho Nara]
duller-r so. oaoaot- .or “hills
auscultation-denied rearranges
Wisdom» AieAloster
uobr Wilfi‘iwr
i
Miro Martens
rat- depart-est or radiot- vehicles] ..
ratio ,'tlltr situation of the nubile lo
“0 M. hail-giant
hills m .w'estern athletett at last hold snprem
,easte'rn clubs the Benton A. A. m
tick lilo
”and n; are good minim athletic
work him winning leap of i; feel and
2” W.
no result or the post illhlt'llfiyrdf'!
furnished colloid-rite proof that lhr
any over the eaelorrlen in track and
held sporlu.1'lle Chicago Athletic ati
sedation won the title score of ill)
points. The lillnois club won the
Junior meet and finished second in the
point were of the senior. Among the
latitude
third a f (
club of New for! finished
in tire inc-ior
. .-.o la .
was raised afterward to 8 feet 1 7-8 in- '
3.1!. Fall of Oberlin college woo
we!
i
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.mntytmoo,
5h
.S’cithomam‘h midis “warm.
imntioflmemwhoneed)
:‘PV‘ . comm . //
\ AtterCh dungeon of the
V .Itoften thatfllehatbought
i oecurs
'fhzdmbenloofiSahtflethewomfm-m
. , . ve womanmdn
‘-. Woverthenex trt’ivoor-iltrlrerntuldfiumm;o
filming. ltliftathemirithwondorhluylo
seeone ’a self in a new integration during
twoodreary months. y
AllWinterEitsa'mnow
atOIeara'uco
‘ Themcrone sclectethe barter.
. Trimmed Bola from New York mum ,/
of famous names.
Charming models-01' high qualitytmade
up at Rend’ s.
Ewing Which aurof latounodgl
and very smart .
/
Mai Coats. forty inches long, belted
models; former price $95. 00, for $85.00
BM MIdk'rht Costs with self borders
-l|ado.of lot-down skins, former price $195. 00,
‘ $165.00
Mil Squirrel Coat, Sable collar, for-
8275. 00
Scotch Mdeslon Coats, forty-three inches
iong,veryfuli model, trimmed with taupe fur
”Maud cult, ferrncr price $450.00,
$350.00
‘ ' Mafia.
Rm Mum, formerly $16.50 new $13.50
32000 $16.50
$25.00 $20.00 .. .
$25-00 mo;
$37.50 32m V
$25.00 W
”7.5015173 .
$45.00 m .1
mm» tam
$5500 saw v
team em “
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