r harmonious:
' w. . what 'Let,F szleJusi-
Classdied . see uomgu'm
. Mucous Advs.
Advertisements commend...” ..
«hm-Ha Prise.
”WWO.
PARIS, Jan. lip—Phenol troops
carried out nib last night in the
Argonne and in the Vosges re-
gion, bringing back prisoners from
mawmm r
m omen A'
m— BI
MEN G 8
AND RUSSIANS
(Confined tr- l'kst hp).
the (‘eiitral Powers not to conduct
elsewhere the peace negotiations
begun at Brest-Litovsk.
M
PARIS, Jan. ll.—-—“'l'lte French
isnneuaeed today.
-——.
PETROGBAD, Wed, Jan. 9.—
The mulled rcvolutieiiists are
planning to hold a convention of
._ ._.._._. _..
__~ wanna. g
games-.1. s 1. case. are. To arr-we HAVE A soon we
threepeslths 1:.- inwovca ”Muwwlfeertwonieni!
department ear girls (1) as permanent guests for the winter. Ap-
er (2) ”PM. (3) filling. Applies. pl! in person or
must be made in writing. State Genus, plop.
, expert-cc. salery. lie at
. -....._-_~.__,_.._. .._._ _...
__‘m m. ,1 ma sate.
. -5.-..—~——.—_ ——.
FOR “LE—1N 181‘ DISTRICT.
large house. 11 runs and bath Tool.
29 River street, on plot 120 by 85 it..
Phone 157|-_C- A- rnore or less. Thehouselsingood con-
91 u dition. Make me an oler. Barn!!!
m stfll to be bad in this district not
for long, however. Apply 1'. 8. Benton.
as Wilton arose.
. TO LET—2 conxnc'rixo run-
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED on El: iii-lied mom with later. 1m and w
‘y womu to keep house for two cmvenlcnces for light when)“;
until spring. One desiring a good 82.50 per week. 214 East avenue, near
more than large salary. Every East Norwallt depot.
venience. Write P. 0. Be: in. Dar-
ls 3t
FOR SALE-A HORSE, GOOD FOR
111 31 light are hoary work. Will sell cheap
as owner has no use for same.
To LET—A 1110va FURNISHED Inquire a, u Wm, EL, 30. 5mm.
. , front room with heat, bath and meals.
_ WANTED -— THOUSANDS GOVv or without. Either gentleman or lndv.
ailment war positions now open. Men. Centrally located. Address 1., our:
lumen wanted. two month. Write ini- Sentinel.
diziiely for list. Franklin institute, ~
Mot. 28L, Rochester, N. Y. ass in To LETmz ROOMS UN
(‘1
' FOB IALE—YAMILY HOUSE
0‘ with onehalf acre of land on West
jit‘isrwslh Bead riser Con-scum hr!
pike. laatbesoldatsaeato close
FURNISH estate. Binall amount of cash moir-
’; Edward Prince, of Rowayton nve-'
,aue. has accepted a position as fire-
f'nton on the railroad.
41‘ The annual meeting of
vficougni will be. held’toniitht at
'h headquarters on Rowayton avenue.
part improvements. Two minutes‘ rule. ”500 cash, bah“, on mortgage
‘ per cent, 8 room house. both and
Dre, sleeve inset-tern. tellers, rent. “1°“er Prank Libner.
waurao-runnzns ro wont! ~ '°°‘” "mg“ “mg" “a 2 "mm"
. TO LET ‘ ROOMS AND 337“ houses. One block from trolley. Pas.
VI TED - 831313111338. PAY t t i :1. : ’ ‘
Vblifieamns 'ztvr::uewm‘"” “mm H 09 swmll‘um‘ A “all" m ‘ “a Myer.
. f - ’3 Ladd & Nichols. real estate, Green-
" TO LET—LARGE OFFICE R0031, __ __,
I, ea ’ in Masonic building. Rent {12. Steam; '
, theated. For iurtber particulars tn- "Ml mm
& Co inc. ‘ ~
op 70 LET—6 noous wrrn ALI. iii. ”01"“
" gat_106 South Main street. inquire at. Court. January '0' A- D" ‘9"-
‘l United Grocery. Estate of George C. Stillson. hill‘ of
To L£T_2 APARThlENTS 3; OFGGI'PCI, that lb? "11“" under "l0
'rooms each, at 95.93 Taylor" avenue,;"" of said deceased, exhibit her at:-
lstrcct, city. Telephone 1852-12. lfhe Probate calm in Norwalli. on the
._ '1Rth day of Janus”. 1918. at M ’eloclt
Tion street, suitable for storage. Room. ""4 in "31" estate mlv 5" notified
Raymond Anderson. 0! Rnwnrlon, (or four “in a", 1-,“, mm, ., 381-. thereof. the trustee will revise. this or-
. 19}! (‘0. ‘
tack of the amt. ~ - i . . having a circulation in said district.
T0 LET—FLOORS mi- 3 AND 4' rit least five days before said Itith day
‘tric lights and improvements. Rents; HENRY W. GREGORY.
{moderate inquire 84 Woodward ave: ' ’ Judge.
their . -. .-.. _ _,_ _ ._ : TODAY IN WALL m
, FOR SALE-SIX ROOM lIOl'SE “'AlJ. STREET. Noon—Stocks con-
wanna—sour SHIRT hm,” wall: from nun. station. Reasonable at 5
11° 3‘ extra toilet, electric light, gun and
5" “9"”! - ()l'Pr the A. t P. Store at 35 Van Zant session February ist. Can be seen any
wich. Conn. Tel, 1717. 57 3t
qulrc Donnelly's Stationery store, ,
(movements. Furnished m, unfurnished District of Norwalk. as. Probate
.Norwallt. in said district. deceased.
lcity. Inquire Mrs. R. anlov, 16 Grove: “mm ‘0 ""5 CW" '0' Mlu'imemv fl
TO LET—BRICK BUILDING, UN? invention: and that all omens, Inter-
' Ivenue. has recovered from a bad nt-’ ‘ ldpr to he published in a v~ wspaper
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec- of January. 1918.
"w Boy’nue. 'l'el. 365-4 or 478-3. ., ~-— ~:— '
with all improvements and seven tinned to decline diirinz the dull af-
f. :ncres of lanri. One mile from city cen- lemon. raila joinlmr rim . ~vr"'!‘.t. .
l DEATHS Aygul'UNERALS'Wer or Wall street. Owner anxious to The few gains inf'lll"-i‘ ~ .
’ ‘ Charles Mason. '99". Price $3.500. rories. onnlt's vita... \'.‘v’-Il:>_"~\ - .
' Charter Marion. colored. aged 21; Jurors am l'llil‘” ”'3‘" s. l u“ "
hare, died at his home. 27 Water! ASk 10h“ T. Hayes VP" extremely variable, Frenchaov
:enment .1 12's rising in substantial
street, yesterday morning. alter an ill .
pass from spinal meningitis. He is:
survived by his mother, Mrs. Fanny
Mason. The remains will be sfllt to BUSINESS NOTICE.
‘ Portsmouth. Va. for interment in (‘al-'
vary cemetery. D. W. Raymond had; Have your ashes, coal and all kinds"
charge of the body here. :of light'truclting done by Fuller Ex-
lpress. (All orders left at llnrraid‘s
Patrick ”9'"? DiV'M- barber shop, Raymond street. 'i‘el.
Patrick Henry Divine died at the 155]. 310 3t
' use of sixtyone yesterday. about a‘ ‘
month after his wife died. He is sur- Union par“; Delivery, Edward J,
‘ rived by four children, Arthur. Roberbi Flnhcriy, proprietor. Trucking. Long
Ho. ” Iain 8t., Norwallt.
Rm ESTATE—JIM“ fraction. while on the ("orb Russian
lovornment 5 12 and 6 12's broke 7
and 9 points, respectively, on reports
from Petrowrod that those issues may
be canrelied. Liberty 3 1-2's sold at
993.70 to 9.9.62, first 4‘s at 98.01 to 98
and second Fours at 90.64 to 98.42.
WALL sTRldL‘l'. 1:30 p. run—Trudi!!!
was oven more quiet during the mid
prove under load of industriols and
shippings. A few specialties made
peasants’ deputies and other or—
ganizations in connection with
the All-Russian Workmen’s and
Soldiers’ Congress on Jan. 21. An
eflort will be made to form it fed-
eration of Russian republics, in-
cluding the Ukraine, Siberia, the
Don territory and the Caucasus.
easily repulsed a German raid
l against small posts on the western
'edge of the Upper Couey forest,"
says yesterday’s ofleial commu-
nication. “The artillery fighting
was active in the region of Vana-
aillou. Everywhere else the night
was calm.”
LONDON, Jan. 11,—Nicltolai
licnine. the Bolahevllt Premier,
although he has possibly gone on
'a liol'ulay to Finland. also possibly oflicial announcement.
may no in Stockholm to' confer ROME, Thursday, Jan. 10.—
with tieriunu and Austrian Social-Thomas Nelson Page, the Ameri-
ists. the Petrograd correspondeut‘cun Ambassador, today called on
of the Daily News says. In ailiaroii Soriiiiiio, the Italian For-
api-ecb before his departure from‘eign Minister. and had a lengthy
l’i-irngrml, Premier Lenine said: (discussion concerning. President
“1 fear “'0 shall have to stop llie‘Wilsun’i-i iiicssngo to Congress.
demobilization and prepare for. Paul ll.‘ l-‘ravntli, legal adviser
exception of hostile artillery ac-
tivity east of Hwy Ridge, there
is nothing to report, says today ’s
war. if Germany and her alliesfto (lsvar T. ('rosby, Assistant Sec-l
do not accept our conditions offl't'tary of the 'l'i'eaiiury, now in
VPat‘l‘, up will declare a revolu.'Europe on financial matters, was
age orthose rejected for military '
the German lines, the War Oflee ‘
LONDON, Jan. 11. «With the,
Peter m was a Icahn of all
ofthoaedrcleatbatsprsngupin Brio
sla seas ferry pears ago when all-
is- was Out in!!! st. They teektlielr
some from their underlying principle
tut nothing in government which ex-
isted should continue. the htin word,
I for “nothing" is nihii.
‘ There was great secrecy in those cir-
dss. the when of one dude being
completely ignorant of those in south
er. Peter understood that different
circles worked in harmony through
their chiefs. but beyond this be had no
inforiuittiou whatever. And yet St.
Petersburg (now Petrogradi'. where he
lived. was full of nililllsts.
Peter was young. and there was
something captivating 111 all this rnys-
tery. But one night there came to him
a terrible awakening. lots were
drawn to decide which one of the cir-
cle should Manta the chief of po-
lice, and Peter drew the fatal paper.
on which had been sketched a dagger.
l all the rest being blank;
All the romance attending the secret
l meetings, the disguises. the many in»
genious plans of the propaganda of hi-
hilism. shrivclcd before this terrible
PM "VII
WILTON wins
on RA'HMAD
“Bantam-rd from first m3)
that was discontinued 13.: Week. ad
a stop for the Berkshire ill this star
lion ordered. Now there Will be In
train available until the Cl“ tr.
south Norwsk.
Last Train Alva-pa L‘s.
This last train at night has heme
the Danbury Division. and for fully
a month has ren running from one to
one and or.) half hours late.
One comr..uter who has been toned
to take it. wait for it avers that it
jhas only been on time once in the
finest thirty dare. but the palms have
lborne the delay with some show of
(patience. as it was supposed to be
'only a. temporary thing while the Inf
and zero conditions were. being ad-
justed. ,
Useless Hardships and Tsmptatbrss.
If our young people however, must
hang around the Norwallts from the
timcjschool closes until seven or
eight o'clock at night it will cause
unnecessary hardship. and an expo—
sure to temptation that could be so
easily avoided.
Bit Mail For Mr. with.
A. ll. Smith, general passenger
agent of the road. will be a my
man today if he. finds time tonna-
wer all ll‘v protests that are pourllg
in on llll‘l today by mail. telephone.
anditlat'rcnh, not only from Wilton
but irons influential summer residents
who make frequent week end trips
to their countrv homes here.
it is understood that Prof. Strong
a regular hoodoo to the patrons ef-
litilllii‘)’ war on them.”
,remsivcd today by Finance Minis-
? ed or furnished to let for light home .4. m .- m- 1m
. _ th‘Dlnil- inquire at 76 Taylor al'wfllev Keogh & Candee Attys United Bank
W A N T [South Norwaik, Conn. building, Tel. ”5:8. '
T0 LET—THREE ROOMS “11'" FOR CALI—~58 FRANKLIN AVI'}
Htinl. beginning February 4. .
session. The list was inclined to im-’
The correspondent emphasizes; tor Nitti, Signor (‘reiipL the l-‘mrd,
the llllliflf'lllfli‘f‘ of 1111 agreementbe.,l‘mitrolli-r. illi(l by the Minister of
Hwy.“ m,- [mlghpvik and Ukrain.§At!rli'llllltrlt. llc discussed’ the
inn liegzollattira‘. as the [motion of f question of supplies needed by
lllt' liatlu has lessened Trotzliy's Italy and "icons for reducing: the
chances of obtaining a satisfactory ‘ hiiill rate of erudtorlgc.
pt‘iit'l‘. llt' says that if the (ler- "' .
lllltll‘i could buy off the l’ltraiiicJ 'i’AlilN. Jan. ll.~"~'l/Yllt' Firm
lllt' significant-u within (l'vrmnii'lifliltlllml 0‘ illt' ”meld" lesion.
of 'l‘i-ntzky's stand Would be clit,t'ulii',m.~iotl of members of the lins-
ill half. The corrr-spondcnt atlds‘hllm EXPt‘diliilllnli' {"09 \Vllli—‘ll
that nothing iii more foolish lhari‘held a «tutor on the from in i'hnin-
in supimse that because the l7lr.:_piigne until the tiiueofthe revolu-
ruiiiinus oppose. the Bolsheviki. i ‘fion, has left for the trenches. It
illll‘rl'flil't' furore the Allies and theI 'tls formed as the result of an
pi'firtt'i'llllnn of the war. lappesl by General Lolihvitzlty,
- ”who commanded the Russian coil-
l.il.\'l)0.\'. Jan. ll.—Refcrring:tingent in France. Further dc,
to the report that it is intended,ifl€hm€llifi will follow as soon as
to drop a million copies of Preai-iihey have been organized.
dent Wilson‘s ailrlrm in (lot-many A number of Russian u'umm
'frmn airplanes the Daily l'hrou- hill" asked lllill’ll woman's but-
light, “'hllql thinking the id" cx- lulloii of death he formed to fight
cclleut and that if every German oil the French front. bill General
igmld rend lhl' addresu, it mighthoklivitzhy said this-wish could
lead to a national strike againstiiiot ix- realized.
the» war. recalls (ierrn’any’s an- . ““
iiouncemcnt that pilots cauglit.BANDlTS TAKE
dropping propaganda would be, LA CARD TRICK
'shot an spies. Accordingly, the, —-~—
”lilln'r appeals to“ inventors to pro- 1 BROOKLYN, Jan. ll.-chen amt
lduc‘c a machine which of itself} :3 t31:3"!ain’t:mttiltih “pain a may
.- ' it a e or o-
l“'}h;§?’|;h|\l'r0p3::llili;i‘ ..\\'iuston cratlc club. 351 Rockawsy avenue,
_ ' - . - , . early yesterday and robbed them of
,Spciu'cr (hurt-hill, British MllllS-Lmorp than 32,000 in cash and j“,
tier of bfiiuitious. addressing thc‘elry. The clubhouse is just srounti
‘r‘llll’l’lcflil Luncheon Club todayn "l" mm“? "9'" ll" Liberty avenue
lniiiilc ,ii powerful appeal for the‘ ”on" station. but a“ mm mm“
. . , . . ,n clean i‘l'IWI . Thei v 1. vv
sending of American soldiers tow“, to“ y r lo "I” b“ e
PI «we quickly and in as large identity.
lllf‘hi as wmlhlc. TRIP l:lnyers had no warning of the
(LV' E Jan 1‘ ’AllM'O-(ler rai - h? Volt? of ill? leader of the
. ‘ ' ' ' 11 area ed 1
l forces yesterday were forced “a 3 ” hem. "m the "me
,_ with the order:
l -vncliafc some trcitcli sections,
. “You trust-1 line up against the w:-ll
llt’ul‘ (favazuceliuriua. on lb!l ltul-I sud keep your hands in the air."
inn mountain front. the War Of-‘5 thfmllotimpmlznhe “5M '1; lilo: into
.’ . . - _ , n. ms 9 e payers
fl", lmmzrm'uml mm?" Th; re zJunip. but did not disturb the police-
.lrt-nliug tuiomt wt re cunt: t un- mm 1-. hundred we, away."
der the Italian fire and suffered. Club pram.“ Robbed.
considerable losiics. " ., "Now. George. you go through the
PARIS. Jan. 1]_-n.,1,, l’iiaha,*.b“”°hv" ordered the leader. when the
elubmen were or tried to his satisfac-
lion
.5.»
,wlm is charged with having couw
ltlllcli‘tl filerniau /, propaganda in
lFI’l’llN't', “l" l)(‘ ll'lP.d h} mllll'l-mIr-i P.‘.BVTERIAN CLERGYMAN
DEAD
' orrnwn. Jan. ll.—-—Ail rmri’ mummy“.
.supplies _in private homes. to be
given up. and melt. women and
Jan. .11.——'l"lie
Rev. Dr, John Ross Sutherland, Asso-
provide few clues to “em for communicating with her at long in- '
deed "Mr“ Peter waa requiredtouom-r Comslock. chairman of the Town
ml! and from Wblth there '3! “0 CW 1 HChOOl commnteQ has bPCfl appealed
cape. lie alight ties to the ends of “Ml to. to protest in behalf of the school
if‘r’ll‘lll. but would never know wbeumhlldren.
some one. possibly his best friend.’AINaya Stopped in Former season.
would strike Um. l Possibly the protest would not be
To odd to his horror, he loved a . quite so emphatic if this train had not
yum,“ glrl. to whom he was expectlnzl stopped at Wilton in former Winter
a to be iiiiirrlcd. Nina Diniltrlelf was at i :xdgliszfifaufl- ”‘23:: 13:; Y3:
l i l . ,
the time preparing her {mm . Pe' taken 0! when an emergency sched-
, tcr feurethet his misfortune, which.
| a t w id b h tbi be ule was announced last week. which
“ ”y "e" ' °“ m °" caused No. 240 to make stops at Wil-
"Mh‘n' "0“” kill b“ lton. Brancbville. Reddlng and Bctbel.
lie "m" ” long while in snaking "plead local patrons were congratulating
"' lint! "h“ to do ""1 an", 49"“ 2 themselves that at last they had a
0d “Poll flight. 11c Would leave lino-latraln that would accommodate a trio-
iiil disguised and go to is land” when» "porlty of its patroha.
. he would be lost to the world. Bul| What adds fuel to the flames 1-1 11:11:
what action should he take In refer: ' a liar: stop at Redd/lag is conilnu .
ence to his lwtrotbed? After weigh. while it is admitted that many more
tag the matter. dreading the shock lu- Panelist” 80* 0“ at Wilton "l“ R
would cause her by telling her Mm, l the station that Mark Twain rattle
had happened. be decided to disappear 3 famous, ““1 ‘0 :dhmehomrlmnbilfoigolluia
from her as mysteriously mi from out $82530” "3 1n “' " y ' ’
(mantle mould coutldc only in his: [46mm Meeting Probable. m
' : if ny‘a circus do not succ
A few days "m be M d“"" “if: thinning the stop. a mass meeting
dagger he began a Journey to the bor- ii, I l , Town Hall will probably
(the; Easel-veins” begins” “:03“? bl’Xllld" and lit. 1with wiltqiwut scant
u “" “339d 1 “1 .. ‘ii ‘MW‘ISM‘ one 9 on cw e s
towns through which he 'Mtfl’mlil‘r‘lah tome years ago when the-railroad
money intact: with hlmntddedl ha ac'rommodatlons 'were hand ed with-
in: received from charityublllbiedl’liimlout gloves. and the present stop of
to reach Genoa and rain ”ml”; the Berkshire obtained.
America. . , m
_ For live years tbc"l'b§l't‘lve kept] Do you realize that a knowledxe of
changing his residence. avoiding tlic,your business affairs during life. will
lam title“ IO for as possible, think- {enable your executor to more efficient-
lui: to lose himself more effectively iii iv handle your estate after your
, the country. But whenever he came ' our banking with m
3 user it ltiisaiaii he moved on. He (lambdat: “Dewy“ Trust Co and male
,; not write to his mother for fear lusts“1t ‘ ° . will
lletlcra would be intercepted. but be "‘9'“ executor of your '
5 fore lciiviag‘liuaia be had laid a plan --—-- ’-
l
a
E. if: H. mm TABLE
_‘—
l lcrvuls. i-‘hsally be received word from :x, Y, If.
her that n friend of his in the circle? to
l which he belonged had informed bet}
at the risk of his life. tbeton emissary 1.
had been sent to assassinate him. i
One day Peter appeared in n rmiiésoum NORWALK T0 new V3.7:
town in illusourl to receive a commu; A- ”“139",, E135x'gisn'l49" S'dtx'
nitration especial from his mother. “:57" ”7‘18sz ”lg-bk "‘ X. 1,; '
WW "‘9 “mum to m "2" Will's “he; (homeroom.
l walking on the main street (Ninn Mml. l l'li’tlvh ’1—‘15‘ 3202": 3.29. 4:321. 537;.
l (M. The Eli-tilt Slflflgttl’cd him. Could l 5;“5' '6:.62X.' 6247' (Stamford only),
i It be possible that the girl he loved bud 17.02;, 8:06. 10307;, 10:30:, ,
I been sent out to kill him? He banish Sundays
‘ed the thought and ran toward her I A. bi.-—12;34.v. 5:351. 5:491, 8:69,
{Seeing him. she gurc him a ‘meaninzitifix, 10:?élxl;1101:0&x10:zfritz‘ 3.1”.
’ mm m") ”used on P' ”has. 6:021. 6:571, 7:02;. 7:67;,
10:071. lll:30x, 1040.
In Eifeet Nov. 25, 1817
l Peter followed her and presently now than.
9119:.
l her drop a sit or paper. Picking it up. l Yo“ TO 30m." nouwaut
l’ .. .. NEW
"’“e‘m' ”mmHmwmwm l A.M.——4110x.5:30.6134.«8:00:.8:518r
[Ibo town was on the bank of a small [9:15x, 10:30,, 10:06, 10:50:.
(Saturday
‘sti'cuiu stamped by a single bridgel P. “#12:“; 1235‘
noteworthy grains, including "tbc to-
’(‘lllltll‘cll to work in the fields for
.ciate Secretary of the Presbyterisn'Tbls tilted the place. At the hour tip-ton”), 1:66, 1:35, (Smmrday only),
Bertha and Albert Divine. all of this (“stamp lugging, Light and heavy
city. The funeral. which will be strict- trucking. Office telephones 1581, 300.
.. . , . , Board of Ministerial Relief and Bus-
Mcc“ ”a“? . ”4"" " "‘9" “d llflt't'll hours a day for the benefit
lpoiutcil he went there. Nina soon np- 52:1”, 2:57, 3:30x. 3:53. 4:131 (Except
, ly private. will be held tomorrow gaf- llouhe connectim.
tel-noon at 2:30 o'clock from the funer-
” pl parlors of l). W. Raymond. Please
omit flowers: ‘ _
Funeral of w. K. Hall
Funeral services for the late Walter
Kenneth Hall, who died at the U. 8.
Base Hospital at Laurel Hill, N. .l.,
-- after a brief illness of pneumonia and
3‘ , diphtheria, and who was a member of
““0"“ 25 WW" 0“ 0"" “'9' Tof tho invaders. are set forth in
NEW YORK 53" “t W'“ Street. regulations imposed by the Ann-
110,230 a. m.—lndui=trials, including the lo-(icrmansi “PM the people of ”u.
moro popular war issues, yielded 1 to conquered por’llrms "f "3'33 m,_
l 1'3 POW" 5" m“ “r" deallnas “(cording to the text of a Teutonic
”19 Smell Exchange ““1"- Shipping!» proelnmnliim now in the hands of
COW” and ""5 “19" "me“ ‘o ‘ m" iii-lucr's Limited. and made pub-
t’xlt’m- SW!” ""9 ”bladed to “1' llt.‘l'l‘ todnv: Failure to com—
markeil presulre and the ‘0“ 0' 1 “2 ply with the romilationa, the procu
point! in American Can "“ “Mb“? lamatiou states, will call for tie-
ed to the, comwnfl 39' financing. vorc punishment, including the
Rails were "lam" 0" “0"“! “‘ imprisonment of men and women
. AGENTS
Old Dominion Line
T0 Old Point Comfort and Points
in Virginia
CLYDE MINE
. SAVANNAH LINE
To all points in Florida. Georgia
and the. South
4 l . a or.. MM. "0 the “V0 "'0 viewed in on f Saturday». 4:23. 5:13x. 5:29, 0300!.
d::;n'l:‘nn:d‘forr::rm::aop::c:nefins‘ ‘ embrace. 6:03. 7:351. 8:10x, 9:28. 11:15:, 12.00:.
“ ' y' 3 Thai Nina told her story. arm hi. suneays
downe. after-”Vexal months' "mfla'ldmmmmm m w 'm "w m. A. 31,4310, 9:00;, 0:001, 10:03:,
’59 "‘9 ’"°“”“'° ”“5 ‘M- low! from his mother. [lot It was notlmim- 9' o 1.0., 3,3“ 5,”.
Dr- Sutherland was William Jena till Mine. Trolenco told lli‘l‘ thnt nuf 22'36136;’71,m":1,£'x 8'.1vs.'111l$x.
pings Bryan's pastor when he was {emissary had been dispatched to kill. ' “‘0'" ' ' ' ’ '
student at the University of Illinois him that Nllln decided l0 l0“? M111 lll sou-r" NORWALK TO NEW
and attended the Presbyterian Church, W "“t- The Mediate team 10" HAVEN
at Jacksonville Dr Sutherland was M coining m“ l” warn him against A. M.—-12:26x. 1:13x. 5:37. 6:07.
' ’ . tiils twrsou who bod been dcsfl'lhcil to 7:16, 9:1 , 101221. 117111. 1115“
m ‘“ 0'1""0' ""5 1‘" “m “in"; his mullicr. Nina knew the man who I’. ii.—-12:on (Bridgeport only).
was editor 01s per it invent)“. Ont, was to avenge the circle. but he did 1:20. 2:41 (Bridgeport only. Sutures!
be at Fresh ter- . , , only). 2:41 illrldgeport only, except
While pastor of t Fir r not know her indeed she‘had seen 8 or). 3:30" 4:28. 5:19. .121.
' . .' ,N .11, - .
, 13.8. A. Motor Truck Inlt o eta ravines. “he", showed slight
tloned at ’l'enaiiy, N 1.. were held this J. u Lay.” & Co. he immovempm.
afternoon at‘2:30 from the funeral ,.
rlors of D. W. Raymond on “(hair Real Estate and insurance ' /, "“
:gton street the funeral being pri- 5 Railroad Ave. Scull: "mils K'Mpp GIRL lI
vale. Rev. F. A. Coleman. of Trinity 5 BOUND OVER 1’0
ian Church at ‘Bufllngton. Iowa. he
wrote editorials for eleven years for
the hurling Gasette. He studied for
the nintstry at Auburn Theological
Seminary. Auburn. N. Y., had later at
,aiid the beating of children.
l humanist. Jan. 11.41..»
('entral l’oivcrii have withdrawn
'thi-ir peace terms tirade public at
; him in the town that day. ,
‘ What was to he done? Nina declared
'pretect bill so far as she might be
i able and die with lslni if she could not
' that she would remain with her lover. .
0:51,'7:09x, 7:31 (Bridgeport oily),
8241!. 9:25x, 11:08.
' Sundays
A. lie—12:26:, 1:13x.‘ 7:48, 9:191,
10:19. 11:12x. 11:5“.
l
0 RT
, Church. oflce'stcd, and interment was “Wilton c U
' at Riverside Cit-etery, where a squad
of men of tilt- local Home Guard corn- -
‘1 panics. under the charxe 9! Corporal
Ralph E. DIM”. “"4 ”WWW" "'m Shalett and Louis w.
volleys over his grave. The. other
members of the squad were Privates
Clifford D. Randall. Edward ‘Brownell
’rwo ‘srAnroné‘urwsLass' .
eauxaoer.
BRIDGEPOR'I'. Jail. 11,-!!! the cit!
court this remains Mrs. Edith Knew.
' around of theft of n W cm:
' "‘“Tm'm 3“" “*‘Jmlih 1.. lalnr. szoo. was tonsil over to the
Pinkie. who con- February term of the superior court
ducted a Jerri-try business in Satinfom. under me bonds. fiestas. from whom
”’3“ “ WW0“ "l humour in the it is alleged the mossy was taken.
the Brest-Litovslt conference on
’Dttct‘mlifl" 25; it was announced
by Dr. von Kiiehlmann .the Ger-
man Foreign Secretary, iii/ his
switch at the Brest-liitovsli con-
'ff;trenee with the Russians ye‘ster-l
ay.
move him. The singer was imminent p, ”.4303, 4:42;, 3:33;, an,
Mworsllck ”its". 01'in "N”, lie-ten. . if the: ten the town the: non, 3:33. sziir. 9:252. .
he wls traduated in 1514. He is sur-( would be followed. They talked to NEW HAVEN To .091"
viva] by a widow and three daughters. not her it long while. discussing various NORWALK
; wane. and holly adopted one lust bid A. 381.381??? o4:35;, 114:3,“ It“.
‘ fnlrtoacee red result. 6:5 , : , z . : a, : .
PuACTlOlD '"fl'flmv WITHOUT The stmnwgzr/ofineath them, P. 31—12117, 2:131. 15:40:. 4:”.
LIOINIL4 '3. r. tributary to 1 Missouri ,1y.g,,'5:133, 5:323, 5:71.21; 9:18s, 8:1“.
-- Beyond the Missouri were the plains. ' ll". ’ys . .
WATERBURY. Jaar ltd-Cues of then suelvlllacd. Arranging tolueetat 9:13:11???“ 4'5“: “‘5' 3-“
Mrs. blargarel W'aad J. 0. hey npolntin Ksnsastey separated. Po l
United ’States District court in this testified that he was out on A part!
do yesterday. she'll: liabilities of with sin. Knapp sadtbst she hit hi"
010563.15. A number of New York my abruptly. m his money with
dealers are anions the creditors. Aa- hcr. .
'0“ '00! DD 84.460 and include stoch’ Two other then in the DI“! fl”
testified to hsvlas sees oil's- XII"
inn the party with nasaas' nulls?
soss. Mrs. ‘iissso ssaiss tastes M
and Edward Muslin”.
;. ngnte Oliver .lisy Jackson of Com-
tp’anv G. 397 infntry b I. I. I. 0.,
has returned to Gas. Upton: la 1., air in trade, 92.500: “a, $280: fixtures
‘ter having spent a,tawrdsys WU! $1.850; book accounts ”00' m ’5
,sthisbosieons-a-lstavsnss. .fl m ' 9’"
Miss nan Viola Js’easss. I teach- u"
“in public school in. ”bl-sem‘ ‘ Most awaov asap.
lthemnatshehdsseaeesm
lunar-ions harps-seat use I-
curbutlliltht‘o-Ilflu
law! had beast "Isle Mirei-
finial-comm. ’
wasnis'oromu. lie-lea“
My, list ldelio. strielisa with n
m m If Mr! insets last
’poeltstbooli orniomJbe Morn“,
PARIS, Thursday, Jan. .
.Thr- American Army and Navy Y. i
10... acids were
. both charged with practicing
intent today that it is not accept; is local manager for a dental comp-n!
ing for its service any men who and the cue saint him was trolled.
draft have been redeemed, ,withlststeil that she had aiersiy advised in
the approval of the ripen regard to the treatment of teeth. and
scary authorities, to at. a court last-tore .supsassil see
their posts until their draft nuan- isles. ,. .
Ill MM . -é—r
bymmdrsll.mn pm
'11. F. A. in France issued a state-Edna“?! ,Witliout a license. liar-olil
are eligible for military servicc.'Coulltr Health 0|!ch C. W. ml]
iAll menynow iii the Y. )1. C. Aim it was a case ofnilsts idea.
service who are subject to ,the tity. la the ease of lira. Ryder it was
the Illmuriln the morning. Therein
' found I bust M10 the um In the
bewheplscadapapsmonwhichhe
lllld‘l'l’lttlll that. tired of being hunted
for his life. be had decided to ilmwa
bins-elf. Then taking at! his outer
claim. WM he left in the best. he
lmmounmum-m
,miewuaituwirim mans
.sdinreaehlwgtbem. INVI-
‘l'be misery who searched for his
‘rlrtliurcstlsii «Matthew
“seem-inseminat- rstsv
[nonhuman-issues:
r. si.—is:iix. 1:55;. zzzar. trier.
More the city court yes- W W“ “W “mm W‘ '"cb'd'!l:35. 5:13;. Izllx, 705:. 9:13;. szss.
9:85.111“; .
IOUTH NORWALK re DANIUIY
A. H.433 3:27. 0:591.
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eept lsturdsy). ms.
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P. din-1:15, 7:15.
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A. lr-Ozoep 7:85, 8:”, this.
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