several water pipes in this vicinity
burst inst aissi.
Gar-an aliens were being roaster“
“‘5‘, intthehd pastels: yesterday.
“dismal-(I01.
i ..—_.._. M, ..
whichclosedstnoos.
.._..—-'
no pleads tsunami of the Ma! y.-.terday.
'Inwernoohailmiducolpanyvm .
’1“. company's maddest-tars.
If. and lira. A. C. Cameron oi H‘V'. my wool [of the M Cross ”an"!
it tins Avenue. who lett last week for a . ._______________,'
logy} 5m wash stay with friends in Now-
‘ Jane, Vt., are remembeng local aloud
with posts! cards. i
It. Agnes Guild oi Chi-hi Episcopal'
- ,, [initial
mass knitting with the cusses Katho- 3 ' "I
m and Minnie Kimmich It the llt'I MW
Its home on Vsn Zant street. ,
tongue of the fleet Avenue if. E.
he at 20 Edlie Avenue. 3st her home in Weston. ‘
i
.Y‘ afternoon st within time matters of
a“, ‘ man went tobaccoless. and m o early before the rush season.
sad as s. mull oi not having been m’ "
“hold this evening at the home of Mrs. 0rd there.
Hebert Thompson. 54 First street, by'
”ill start at 7:45.I Walter Byers will
—a——-—.
.‘l‘he coldesather or the past few
" Illa?” man who work in. the lock
. . and who live out towards Dor~
a Point way walked across the
Mel on the ice and out quite a
... -- of minutes from their usual chilly “a unexpected bath.
. l . it was jokingly suggested that , ‘ ' ._.'J'_..
mean that cool barges cannot wood cemetery.
. . moths local harbor unless the ‘
. eighteen inches thick. ' regular shooting at the ollclal board.
— luv-'7
fish! or whereinsy‘ hive bill a sale retard. ;,,
Around 0003”,.“ “1. MG.8.MM,W
It that people hover; as;
a .
i‘Allplncanotbnainas-wereclossd
yesterday. except the grocery stores
in response to the invitation issued ioree to attend their annual months m war a)“ d m
byflcboolsmrhwndentWinhmtostthellueflm.andeicetedofl-wm W 1”. w
4 - ‘ it“ Well“ of the ”Wm to “In the an!" the 00H" "en The ”10"" seasi- wads-ens snobs! IhJ "u" « M 3”“ CW4" been nude resardless oi vslitics. m ,M on the dad-nub so in eclipsed
Janna Kelley oi Seaside Place, via-1 schools on woi'hless Monday. and in kg aflurs were elected: ' “7' or "flu" {his baseball record that the Penn
W1 CU 0! W'l- invite of the cold, there were quite a
.few parents who visited the schools
to condensed on i'hursdsy evenins It The first of a series of lecture. to be
given under the auspices of the lad
Cross auxiliary at the Center school on
Arthur lorriaou. who is now Bar- various phases of the, war, is tb'be
I'll m and who is ststioned given tonight. Meat. Sharp or the
at Camp unveils. spent a ween-end Australian imperial forces. will tell of
, tnrlwgb nt his home in East Norwslh. experiences during nearly four years
—-——-— oi‘ service on the lront. He was part
cumin lsttsviua Decker, who has of the Anzac expedition, which served
fines with do Andrew Radcl Oyster in the iii-lated Gsllipoli campaign and
mostly for along period is down. other similar campaigns in .-which
south buying clams for the Ellsworth these troops from the antipodes have
oyster company of New York. done their hit. A collection will be
. l taken, the proceeds is to be used to
1 _
'I MURPHV WILL LEAD
1 The Deli ringer Circle will hold its
air. and am. A. L. Carpenter will mus! Dating at the home of Misses
to host and hostess for th amour. 'Bi‘ndn, on West Side avenue, tonight.
”m at a business meeting and go- Mill Florence Banks has returned
Tail of the league this evening at their ‘0 Rowayton. If!" h week-end spent
“w.— .
.ng yank]- “filmy meeting of the " mi. ”will 0. Coates, of McKin-
.£,‘at Norwalit improvement Associa- 1” "Mt- Wh° 4‘ ‘ student it at“
m is .591” 1.3.1 at the home of x”. New Haven School of Gymnastics.
.1 M. Sterling. 194 hat Avenue ("m‘ spent the wash-end at her home here.
hponsnce are heinlg'dlncnsacd. g ' Farmers sud gardeners who are re-
' calving seed atalogues from the deal-
Another yam.“ louday '3' 9,, on find that prices are higher than
m in in.“ Not-wall yesterday "and,“ year ago and are being advised to
re of the fact that the barber shop 0"" Mills ”ports '9‘.“ 5mm!“
and tobacco stores would be closed. that it '” «20 “‘1‘” below "m at
his home on Highland avenue, this
A cottage my" meeting is to be:morning, the coldest weather on red-
the members of the Loyal Workers of William Mills, of Roton avenue, who
as Adventist church. an friends and 1’ m "m“ working "' ""3 mt"
fishbors He invited. The meeting business. is remembering local friends
with cards and is heartlesly writing‘
the leader. of the balmy sunshine and fine weath-
er they are having in the sunny south.
Captain Charles W. Bell while chop-
”. i . r , .
has been 5° ba-d that 1m” morn- ping ice near his steamboat, opposite
his residence last week, had the - mis-
fortune to fall through the ice. For-
tunately beside a slightwetting, the
captain was none the worse for his
i7 .
, I“ WWW—m
3m" ’° ”'0‘ '0 09m“ thick and Oscar 8. Mills and Harry 3. Bryan ‘—"“
’ acroasIthe “’9' {were in Brooklyn Sunday evening,
. , ”“— 'where they went to attend the funeral
N‘m'VW‘ out tod. ' on “36! All services of Mrs. E. C. Kong, which
. the extreme cold weather which were held 'at 8 o'clock. Burial was
M GW- up solid. Th'n will made yesterday morning in Green-
‘ is broken by ice broah'éze or , A meeting in the interest of temper.
' domains. :19 it becomes nnce will be hellf’it the first, Method
, Ohm an‘d‘li thist‘tlpell of cool fat Eniscophl church. South Norwaill',
14 « continues there is every line- Thunder evening. The prayer insol-
y - ‘tlfl'lhrd will be ice ranging ing of the Rowayton Methodist Episco-
. . Milo)" and a half feet-thick. pal church will be held on Wednesday
it is new the ice is a trifle' more evening at 7:: o’clock. iollowsd by the
't' “3' It." WT"! have m. inwood koadfly’, son or John a.
‘ m- “9 0°" but Reynard, the Broadway. of Crockett street, v'vho is
MM Numbers, of red foxes with [the expeditionary iorces in,
'CWMsoil-surouihslos Francs. isnondinglsttmhomo,tall—
By island and Cockenoa ing of a soldier's life on the othersida.
thyssd ass that have been in. Broadway enlistsd last spring
W til-hilt ice and have ris- with tho Stamford Battery 7. stars-
“llaslrfsce when they' my. lord. when lwoodecaies'bsca is
basis and-where no, .1... nowoiusswulinvsdmhoiisiso
hi cilia Immature national. ilisinany friends wish
. ”r houses or Windmills!”
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Vice-prusid'ent—l. is. Stevens. of war making sandal. President
or. tide-lo Pass
unknowns-respondent,
'thu'sisnodangeroil’ortngalshow-i
lng lass friendship (or the allies since ' -
Dr. Silo-lo P1“. loader 0‘ the a",- ‘UIIMINE DANGER NOT OVEIn" as a hill!" “my hr the ’var
seem—lame 11 Wt. Wilson cannot worm-std isose sou-
Mun-hands Boiler r.ciss.sosaid.sndwiins ions whrtl'
Drum Sergeant—E. 1. Stevens. m, radical stops to unity that
Pile Sergeant—Mm“ 3 Rachel‘- nausu's alerts are m.
Business Manager—ii. L. RowlaId-l ulna M m have m m
The corps is now composed of 1’ canothodeolod,"hcdeclnrod. mist
members. one of the large“ W h other grist things have been left unv
the state. The numberoiansamlh Inns must be admitted. The credit
slaves he“: as a We All“ "A?! M Penn, fell, 5.— .
. my annuities an nsvsl amniotic: costs hasebsn stars'wbo hsvs been
tolh.nrml,'muli“l at! Italian 4 their on.
i..- ms. M “II also pub‘z.
? There have recently been W their fly into snaior league circle.
that “rive WI “Hate 01! rare occasions they stick in last
Chm-0 which are training schools tor mum. Bot Clifton , n. liesihcoic.
III Ous- ins-e Service women win we ronthinl outfielder. from Pml'iv
’wlii saint ruins. of my". ., unis State College recently signed by
"flora. . M are two executive po- ‘N'tiWN'lflOlhh. am thediru
suhasbescsoitssssissuisiessnd «market-no the his show
' j ti II-berofnenaadwonen u brac- without buying worn the baseball tags
“ally equal, these have not been in-_01 his slain mater.
M ill the “love lam Hm, who lives at Glen Roth.
1 ”In the selection or oncisls to eon-f York County. Penn. cane toatste Coi-
‘dsei various soiiriuasr said mmy . lm last fall from the York Collegiate
D, Gm. meg” ”“3897, “the M.Ilnstitute. He mm the fi’éshman
icy is to obisin the roost encientsrsll- elm '1!!! a repnmlo. ss s first-class
on. new best qualified for that ,.,.; schoolboy athlete. but m- over school
ticnlar work. These swolntmeuts‘havo, W! h the W “5"
ionic cosehes' mauled hi- slithtimv-
m o, m on “name“. ,, a, HARTFORD. Fob. 5.—-oovernor ' m“
oeroly and hire-sly W Germany. larcus H. Helm today requested. nesthcote t out M “mm"
Whllonomorel’ortugsosetroops will thenewapaporsoiConucticutthrwsh
I‘owm‘mtmm‘he wvmi’l‘h W M. '0 DW the
oitheeoantry, there willbcnochango.
lot the attitude or the government.
m
baseball practice with two score other
W m 05m I of
following ”I.” "a - his work said there was little mortu-
m, tom l”“1“liitytoseeliisliolsfbilities. Hiaear-
“ W m... ..... “1"." m hmfiii;
that the suburbs dangerissotover, ces ’ ' ‘ ’
for the out you "I 21- W a" tor the tat-cs accomplish-6 a- ho mm success m aeo CROSS that ships sre‘beins sunk faster ihsn m 9" °' W" “den“ u" A"
meeting, the corps sat down to a W ”sued to several individuals. The
supper. which was served by their u... lot Wings ought not to
steward. Moses Beckett.» lt is with be lsid upon any individual Criticism
mm the com will lose Dru-hr shwldbodinetadagahatoursyslm.
0st of two hundred and flityvflve ea-{ordey that the U boat menace may be “a '9 “u leave 9' '
‘eeutives in iourteen division olces of m
bright College conch and 8t. tools
they are "bl MM. “d that scout. who persuaded "”‘hq’m w
shipbuilding must be speeded up in
’0? m I. Parker. Who '1. hi“ . a m [h I” of MY. ”'3'..." 1“ Red Cm.‘ one hundred “a any' rum “.1.“ .mm Shipping Board .ILL EWVEI R'DICUL“ , .
position with the Knox H“ can”: Raeounting dillcultiea ”M" 0' “with. Mr cent. are women, ac- the Department of Labor and State GERMANY ill “ONEY 0306."
in BMWD- me" WM-m'” “W.““Wflt’flm M mm mm to s canvass which has lust Councils oi Defence throughout the ”“3733“,” ”b: 5"?“3‘12.
ml? 0‘ “t0 W Corns f" ”'"JW ”PM“ “I m m 0' been .de. These’dgnres apply only.ooantr‘y have undertaken to enroll who W "mm ott
“.4
lsowor in the Council oi National Do
IURLM seam fauna. the sessior continued:
NORWICH. Feb. 5.—-Danny “Why “The plain fact is that we have no
yesterday signed a contract to mouse agency in our govmneat Icky chrg-
the New Haven club 0! the Easter! ed with the duty of protect“ tbogvis-
league again spat season. Mineral ion hr into the future; “Ming
five-chi Murphy. had been undecided ah the mgsooies which msynrlse'asd
Ito whether he would return to base- layhg the plans by which we can meet
ball or devote all of his' time to his and ma than.
cafe business here. He yielded to “No one in his senses would propose
baseball, however, when Owner James that any other oillce he mated to take
7. Collins came here yesterday and so- nny from tho mm the bower- .
cured the signature of the nebular ”'0 W W '° ”3-"
leader. ilnwhy announced that his Mm '0 '1" W‘ "'
cafe interests wonidhehandled by his WW5 m de aid It
brother during the Eastern league badcovmd only; 6' ‘5' "9'“
yearn. ‘"“ “u "" “mm“ m “m m" "' 'W‘ °' “ W" to than holdiua important executive 250.000 artisans and sldllsd mechanics ”mum °‘ 5" ”mm" "m is
' mental “red tape" and the” ass-co of ”um I, Division um“. um do not for service in. the shipyards The now being "mm in ”"3"! rural
include chapter officials.
it was further :1.«....'n that hit damn” United States 85‘7"" Volun- w m’ "
9" cent oi the” executives ueyvoljteers of she Public Service Reserve! ”'5 "V ”'9 7st :0 the 3::
untccin serving without remuneration.‘ "I“ Connecticut m“ “”“Mt d Is “on“ 1", “imam... its: ornamenta-
=The division form of organisation has,‘0 I” m on m" .‘h‘ direction W: ”I not " biggie bills ‘
been in effect only since anointinent of ‘5‘ W! 8"“ Cmcil “ Ition on the margin '
of tbejled Cross was council. It was
found necessary because of tremend-l
womb of activities and overn-
thla' of the Red Cross brought about! "AWGTON' Feb. s—sevare “M
by the war. The work oi millions i-i w’m it"‘tf’mm' t‘ "'°
ltsdcross members now is di ed b “"7”" '°"' '9 ""‘n h M“ “We"
division olces which are immedilmaf “ “7”!“ ”m; adding 8: welders-i230; moo turnip! "9
arise between National headquarters mi.” ”mm "two“ of "3: “This 'is how the Germans
snd‘seyenl thousand nod Cross chspim ”'5‘ Mm "”9" °' 1 -
towns of Prussia his be! arrested at
m In“. In I
1 rolled I'll be “WI! as Nleberhhlm on the chuge of bold..
3-" . After the money had been in circu-
lation for some time it was discovered
’ COLD GRIP. TH! couuynv. Ethat the nursinal decorations consist-
ed mostly o! drawings of articles of
iced. Above a picture of a ban: the
artist ludbed in microscope letters,
, . ’ . modern, this. The M! coll wave lira." . , , u
‘t tors scattered throughout the United» . ' ...—r w
m i. . .ugaatwhivul_, lsll.urmy.se- m d ,
Wigwam, Com, * m denies which" ' .e W‘ inadry‘t'mum can-Mex “"3313“ 3 WE”: I”: James F.'Gresol'y.' them ”0::
New may“ mt '3‘ a,“ h, "a“ wda‘isnot mu W to as—. m _ Guth- esubhshmeni of can mites 531° uh m ~ om upper, reports that he WWI”
confer with Murphy here yesterday. “m Its "n during a? Wt ""
few. if any. fans knew that it was “0‘5 0' “0‘3""-
"gsnphicnl divisan a, Operation of. the
riled Cross was centralised a't nation-
Vancy tonight, in the was ' «m over 115 aliens yesterday.
or the iiiddio Atlantic sinus ionsorI
' V n I I I w
,0, m WM 0, an," mu, “in both the Ordnance and contest al lie-semen and the only women . A mail chimney months! “it? '1’“
Danny's signature to a contract. In mu" de’mmau'" be "M’ u" “t W annotation "’0 Timothy; --‘
three in the nursing bureau and one ‘
- there was no doubt or Danny return- initial distribution or the rut amount “0"" when! the Central cont in the St. Lawrence Valley. the cold
in; to New Haven, Murphy. however, of sunolies must be essentially an in- mittee. .
, discovered a distressing state of st-
most quarters it was believed that “m. .Purcbaso and production and
. dustrial operations and the military
was to make known his decision yon- men. with me .m u ”a in-
terday. and his action in ,; signing a an“, 0' bring!” about the “It. re-
contract caused Collins 'no little Joy suits." , ,
and encouragement. r :chh, of preparedness baton the
Collins nd llurphy uncut the whole "I" the ”altar said. is costing.
alternoon in conference in whicwa Lflfwz‘g WWW"? ‘8:
iiminnry plans were mapped out for called attention ,0 a” existing vast
the opening of the 1918 sham. Mr. number of omelal. ifsernbofldnl nil
Murphy promised Collins that he purely advisory agencies. bureaus and
. other bodici which, he 39?:st are
would leave nothing undone in an of not coordinatedweonsalung or ”W
fort to bring New linen snothér lint. monising. ,
lie expressed satisfaction with the 0,, the railroads. fine huh”! dd
treatment accorded him last year and clot-ed. goods with blue tagged pribrftv
_clnpllnsized the fact that he had been orders have exceeded normal ship
mania and, in the unit. 88 per cent of
,sil freight was so tagged. .
”What has been the result?" he
royally treated by Collins, the players
and the fans, alike.
NEW CANAAN
i nuns: rapidly, ..
. said: -
Seely botanic-ad on Stamford avenue.
pendforthewiniingolthewl”
when she was a small child. She wsl "om” m will 0'
educated at _Mrs. Ayre’s - private "3- Senator Wndsuiuwfiorth“ did. "artiste”
school “and later was graduated from are m :stndbmm mm“ 0d.
the New Haven Training School for '0’ a some ”I
Nurses. Foraumeshowasnuperin— N'mehhwhetlm; it '0 WI
endentottbeiioopital in llnrrlshnrs. 'wm lull sit . M
Pa‘Owing toan‘iliaess MIMI] “1..., ' mu,“ 0‘9.
while nursing, she gaveunherorofesv “mound-ivory mowing”
sionndlivedntbomewith'ber par mummmutflmollggbg
entaihsnrssidinginiuniiordnfew -°"‘m. -' m .,
years after har.mf'.' mi W chess save us' sum noun
istharsndshemovedhaclltoflewu .. , .
'sssn Showdovotedtohermi. ”W“ shimme-
sndhor'ehttt W M“. m" unbounn'sfrswsesi-n
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PORTA NTIiNNOUNGEMENI.
‘ To Our Pam and Shoppers '
«- insliod. "A Wax-undefine-
iion of our railway "Importation is-
eiiitiss. A' times three hundred
thousand ions at 'ninnfthlns sud sap-
pliesaropludnpontbadocksalona
“Atlantic coast'm are dotorio
_ M , ism: iiiiiiiiiiiiillii
so "Washington St, South “Nor-walk '
. Will "Pass Out of Existence-Saturday, March 9th
. To dispose of this large and well known stock
by thatttme
, 'sgggp'nfgfloducfiono MuschMade
NM
4 . Wing is. coverinoenirbssdl
. Miss Adelaide is. brown died at the 7"" ”’ a" °°" ”“3"” m Wm
~ss-srssdiioiiscaoiolssning' we.
yesterday afternoon. She when n :3}. 35'" communities my“;
great Elimr for several/years. and . an order issued as
her death was it welcome release from minim“ closing down that.
fish lid eflmu,aandsoffactoriessndthrowilgoutol.
“‘6 ”in '7" t ' t’ a W" corn hundreds or thnsandn of'lon‘nnd‘
treme fortitude. Miss .Brown was and Venom. WW“ I ll
born in Champaigm ill" the daughter in‘wng'ea and “in“ m "t!"
of "Francis and Sarah Seely wows. mm tor the time being. those
The ismily'reinoved to new Cmsll WY mimic- m which ire-nu do-
' in’ end «unwilling-Will
commit” , new
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More
‘4. F' "JAYUBA V1811" Thrones-w W WATCH" "m COLD! MN‘ 8. ,
row, and in the Atlantic coast districts men to “nave“, "m yesterday '
thirty‘ - afternoon. The fire was in the bony!
From fm‘dmm M" m of John Suldewshy, 2: rumour
avenue. nd was extinguished by the
chemicals alone.
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