. ‘ fines Kelly, of Seaside Place,
, t a with a slight attack of thegrlp-
.w._
Wife birthday.
fl new York last week.
. ma from Eugene J. Van Ness the
house and lot at 52 *First street.
. The Mayflower Hook glimmer; com-
”y holds its regular monthly meet-
' “fig at the headquarters this'evenlng.
h purcbmd a ldafl buildings- at
Baden avenue and'cri‘ilt-street "from
. lliss Gertrude Grocscbncr, teachér'
h the Upper Parish School inwoi?
ion, spent the week end at her home
at to Fort street. ‘ ‘ ,
Hrs. E. K. St. John. of it St. John
duet. will entertain the members of
In Golden We (link at her home
I. E. Church, last evening.
‘ The tugs i‘Standard" and "Mildred
I the Radel Oyster fleet, have been
‘ the beach for the purpose of baVing
as sheeting repaired. They were
w
9|
r i
The district‘commissloners met as
”oi at the olces of the plant on
hyview Place, and transacted mu-
flIo business. Several matters of im-
portance were acted upon.
Wednesday evening the Women‘s
Mg. Missionary Society of tho
l‘t Avenue N. E: Church will meet
dine home of lira. Willis Bean, 30
“.Van Zant street. for the regular
fllonthiy meeting.
fir] Baker. who is stationed at Fort
locum. N. Y., has been spending a
‘ ”live-day furlough at his borne on Fort
met; but returned to the fort on Sat-
tfdly afternoon. Mr. Baker expects
it! enter the aviation corps of the ar-'
. m within a few weeks and will then
~leave for Cornell, where he will enter
‘Ipon a course of study which will fit
him for this branch,
5
' Rev. James A. Gardner, of Bridge-
fbre, whose place was taken by Rev.
We M. Teeple, pastor of rthe Ad-
‘s. save a sermon at the local
on "The Marti View“ which
points were
out 1n ‘Rev. Mr. Gardner's
~h———
- wh's Wed word from her
.~ , "Miss Agnes Christiansen, of
.. . "M1“? Lame bodies-
.ha. to whom she is engaged to he mar-I
fifiho arrived (safely in Ireland, Ho
' , one of the survivors of the trans-'
'1 Tnscanla, which was torpedoed
. - Squadron. He has been a fre-
~t visitor here, and his many
The committee of three in charge
”lb ilhrfaal dance to be held at
- y Ilall this evening—Mrs.
' 0. Crown. lira. Daniel Keogh
In. smell. a Jarvis—have
, final pleas for the ailsir, which
,~ «8 hoped will be well attended. as '
‘, mmummrthe ro-
work that is being due by the
Wk improvement Associa-
m mm he groatly,"incroa9
d the Mold laden!”
it mu.
wear
In Fred A Gorchino. of Harris.
~ , spent seVeral days with friends'
Julius 1, MW .12. ran street.
. ready for use again today. i
' as well.
aanisspendingaweekwithhir.
lrs. Charles EPetty.
with "moth.
The Bible Study Class of
of Hrs. Ciilord Cltblll.
sue. . ‘
U... nan—p
for had taken place.
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i Became 9f the cold weather and;
. , .. .
$119!“!!! 01 cool. the Whr shop in any , Several troop lralnn conveying boys
will be agh’to do go; by' dilins
Miss Milne lut'upor an.-t:dm‘»addressod to his sister, - Mu. Alfred
lb. Stevens, either of whom will be Phillips of Tokeneke road. which was
lglnd to open the shop and make 3}",- _picked up and safely delivered to hen} >
i' im-llm
31751189 83 it may seem, already'the
>pussy willow shrubs sre,beginning‘ to
lburst their winter shells and the fit. Renting Corporation, of New l'orlt,’
tie white for is commencing to allow, chub? fire Saturday afternoon in front '
This is true'pot only of those ganglion.“ the Columbia hotel stood. DYNAMITE GIRL .
"I "l6 '00“. but also of those pa'rtiiil
. iy cultivated ia the yard or a mung who hailed the driver. 'Chemlcnls were: . ' , '
.._._._ of the village. Although 1mg.” ,9. turned on'the burning‘lruclt,‘ an alarm. OF NEW “nan“
lav. H. E. Wilson gave a timely tamed a. a. [m .1“ 0: 39.15,, beg" turned in and the firemen responds-l
man on “Bacon's Mousse to U! burns yet are unwilling to believe the "i '"y "’0" W" and ”mummy
ffi This Hour," phallic M Arcane air-x and think that mum, W'l'JW". tho bins. Despite the water
mode a mistake in this particular cage. »
' ' _'~ - . o in? ' ‘3; in ’ .31“! m bound for w.~rbury with g "I", ’10 had been It’ll"!!! (he‘d‘rk:
Net
, .
it ill liltilllisk ,
(continued own Third regal
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frnm him and then he Jumped.
woman fainted and i didn't. '
men make no pictures.
"Have you seen my sign 1" said. Miss
Talmadge, changing the subject with
a rapidity that snatched one from in
. front of a locomotive with Do m. gan‘emvloyees of the railroad reme' there
:F'alrbanks‘ to the top of an electric tiled the lrcuhlc and 31m car was again Selala, a fellow—employee at the file-
Iii!!! on Forty- d l ' “Well, if pulled on another train.
you believe in signs or if you don't, go ..
and look at that one. I tell you it was
Ira. W. 8. lockwood of New Can-
and
J. Watch, an employee of J. Sherman
Hoyt at “Shannen," is seriously ill
the ,
KM“ may”; hold a bamugignd Lincoln's ’birthday, with her par-
m‘ W m!“ ‘t the We . “3.. “ft and ”rs. G. H. :{E‘s (in of the
. lPost road.
Mr. and lira. Henry beach and sons‘ Ilrs. Charles Scott of the Heights,
, fie local barber shops remain open HM and Wet. of'Brooklyn, v has rttnrned to her home, after en;
Minoan todayand all day tomorrow, 'Ipcldlll the holidays with Captains Joylng a week's visit with 1101' dough-i
iand lira. H. ’W.’Coie.‘Rowayton ave-it"? “”1"“!!! Boulon of New Ro-
Tbo report that Mrs. Alfred Crock-i
ett has sold her residence here to who recently was taken down with
‘ . John Bniifen appears to be untrue, as diphtheria stiller stsmlord Hospital,
”13850!!! M. of 52 street, MIMI?- it was “ta [ad-y that no such tmns.|wherc she has' been in training I as a
minus nianne will remain closed for from Camp ncvcns passed throw.
tihe present. Should any one wish to town early Thursday morning. One a"
make a purchase at the shop, the diam was Private William C. Evans
Onc
"‘over
the‘shOck for a day. He 'lievc fakes
anything, even when it would do lost
He seems to like taking the.
risk. but L used to tell him that dead
In. E. A. Spooner entertained the
My Afternoon club at her home on
the Post road, Friday afternoon!
The Bar-ten PireCompany will hold
. its regular monthly meeting, postpon-
ed from last week, to night at the dre-
house,
Miss Annie News of \l'eilealey col '
lege was albums for the week-end
—_——
chelle. ‘N. Y.
Miss Olive Benedict of this town,
i nurse. is now reported to be out of:
,danger. ;
of this town, who tossed all a letter:
i
The destination of the troops was un- ‘
.llnown to them.
3 flayor Hyla'n. offNew York city.
[Lieutenant J. C. Siehlin. of Bl‘ooklv
iyear ago. szblin wigs s member-of t
drills. and he killed four German aria
An auo truck belonging to the Motor
The fire was noticed by a passerby‘
'HOIJBS ‘IN‘I'EREST ’
(Continued me Page one).
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"'6 dicament was *ficuréd'qmough what
chemicalsthe engine continued town. he‘ road In' today's "'Go’urant." 0di-
.i,m,t of ”pew the truck was a piercéjlnd lldfied he questioned at" veracil
Arrow ‘ ty of the statements he had read, so
, . __ far from such happenings Fad he
. imagined his sister. '
g A “1' loaded Vial COII bound for “V! ’0‘"! 1:0, a mu, “fl‘ved
F'solnswhere in New England" crippled brown-haired, ltalian girl with her
:with a hot box or home similar ailment flmrnfiflgmh‘“ :9' JONR "0'“
to hich‘f w is y. er rol ers lid nlnlhls
draw it 1;“?! “I," are subject. was country before her. and had founded
, ppe ° ' 9"" “"0 '5‘“ ‘1 V“ the small fortune that made possible
attached on the Barton siding last
evening. When the shades of night AMOIIIIL (‘Omlns 1° '1“! city. she
had' fallen fast, desperate Darlenites “"d 'm' h" parents "‘1‘ “"99
raided it with hods. bags and buckets, mgi‘ggeg"“mge"gflgc;;p '32::
,on sleds, wagons and baby carriages and when she became old enough go
‘and it’loolted very doubtful whether work. Gabriella secured employment
any or it would remain by morning (‘3' "W “9" 93mm"? Manuftaetnrbiflg
' - ompany, wo ngv. on. auomo e
light, but shortly after the raid be- parts. Slightly over “,0 years “so
entered her life one Gngu
wry. and. after knowing each other
wm two years ago._snd after leaving
George Dance and Leon Burnett, "I" her mother, Mrs. Selata went to live
hard for me to believe in it when i rcncstatives of the local fire company at No, 259 Oak street.
first saw it. Somehow it [made me leiletl the fire hydrants of the center
feel very small and insignificant. And of town Thursday and fdund the pres-
to think that l'vo got to‘live up to the 5““ "0' 1°“ S“P9”m"“d°m Har-
magnificence of' that sign! Wait until ("d Mead 9‘ the "ml" company 93- intending to 'le here
you see me in 'Scnrldal' and then tell plains this condition, and that which Then, late in December,
me truly what you think of me. l'm
1not sure at ailwhatishailbelike,and ”‘0 901d “Tm". which Impelg #0
Iperhaps i may have my commission many people to keep taps running
M pastor of the Adventist Church taken away from me and be reduced.
to the ranks."
We regarded Miss Talmadge almost _ used than under normal conditions.
a... Christian Church here last cve- sadly, thinking how young and en- This is the situation in Stamford, and
She and her husband continued to
work at the factory,'snd things up
timed to be going smoothly, "13
young husband and wife apparently
firmanently
i 'l, the girl
prevailed the day 10, the by; fire. gy‘lold her parents and her brothers
that she and her hu‘sband“werc lo
leave the city to work elsewhere.
They were not‘sure where they would
slightly 8” night. and sometimes even make their home. but would give that
all day, that much more water is being information. later; They depitmlv “M
the next heard of them was today
when Louis ptcited' up “Th3 Courunt'
- and saw IL! sister's name staring at
thusiastlc she was and dreading for as the local supply flows through the him from the’ headlines. 7....” is the
her the time when she woald he disil- mains of the Stamford Water com. story he told the reporter today, and
lusioncd. For such is the pefleluit! pony, it’ is not possible to get a higher did so in all earnestness and spawn;
of fate that she will probably fall in pressure than prevails in‘stamford.
love with it than who has a beard and
sings tenor ‘and wears tan shoes, end
' "EDWMM- Oh- terrible thought, even been at the factory for the mat you his sister, with a shrug of his
In. Carl at. “new, ofvlrint eetsspinlch or carries an-umbrellar'ms "m “a mi“ might be re.
Paiace WM!
TWO KENTUCK'IANS
KILLEDIN A WED“? the railroad more. it
—Advartise in The Subtitle].
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‘ V901. HI; a member of the 213 ed up her father and told him about "“8181“! has I”!!! made 1!! suspending,
it. .
w?
ing'his revolver. g ,
lira. Butcher heforejrzr marriage
Was a telephone operator. and as
listener formed the habit while court-
-ing his wife of visiting the exchange
ilmt custom was responsible for his
visit to the , It is Old.
There was on special why he
lshould call there and . it is believed
that he wamtoo much under the in
fluence of liquor to know, Just not
he was doing when he flourished hill
revolver M Illa abusing lies
1" W’m
vii med with a revolver the father
entered the exchange and immediatelyl
"mum ”1'9"" h" he and Hotelier banal! shooting at.
- 7rncll other. while Miss Turner and; . .
ers. Hotelier looked on helplmsly. a little whilé‘before il'wus twisted "mm
Ten shots were filed. each man tmpty-‘
sinozrill'. ‘
Asked concerning the character of
Saints, Louis said he
The Darien service dog which has found him a gentleman, and as foll-
suoni .
era. the litalian snidz— ‘
" ' ll nk ma ‘be i so my '3 ate;-
Sims“. appeared Friday in a new 1., lemma inmsybut if you
{location stretched across thelPost want to find out forsure about hm:
”toad, between two telegraph poles ask anybody: they will tell you she
‘ was a good iri." . .. .
"3 a . of the girl‘s "e
i thought that, as there are fewer "afiifl’gwlwm Had no police
' ‘ record-eases for as the an!»
i crossing at that point. the flag would
‘. it by its-longer edge, sidewise, instead
of lengthivisefrom the narrow edge as WM gummy" shah! ‘Mod'
fis custbninry. inching weight‘by be- as a tool forms from!“
lag suspended in this way it was only fl?" 0' '59 W" H is annual,
, The theory advanced is this: Her
A to one. suspension rope worse m “at .m noon 1
rthnn ever. if it were hung the for- was unionism mo .5“
mar way will a has of sand at sch Minnow awarded whilst
of the lcwergtorncrs. and a stick 'm ”3
about a yard long, ttewed law the ease Mam
nearest "the suspension lope. it would of mm‘h
probably haug' straight in any ordi- “O‘Neill
nary breeze. in addition to the . ”"""
the bag aow‘carries the a ' '
la the center. moonlit-hem ‘1'." .
as oration restarts.~ matures-ans ’ o‘er. .3. .
.Oiiliatment of other than ,3” fl: 4.. .’ , .
town. a white star also “a: mum”
iaround-i
i
i
her trip here. The girl was Gabriella -
some time. they were married. Thal’
hall alwa: s .
DIM lead-nastier loosen of the feet that biocoia's
“g“. of, consent. ,0
mwmumnwm
." I “flu,
tbovrod border for David
whowa's killed while“
“i “0 WW
antenatal
len- ..‘ .
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0
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i
oat-lolly welcomed back to his home
it, who run off to the war lesa than a
he liy.ng cows. litr‘ Lafayette MW
[0”. '
jexpcrlence. for she has failed to play
I
?
boys, are you to try and he] thorn
.he said. Mr. Tammany thenpgave ll
very. lucid explanation of the War
{Stamps and urged his hearers lo buy,
:and buy that they might the sooner
,bring back their sons, brothers, burr
bands and sweethearts, bearing with
‘tbem the wreath of victory. He then
flntrednced lion. J. F. Crosby. stat-
‘ when Mr.
gCrosby finished the only fault that
would be heard would be wh
he talk longer.
ipesrance of Ir. Cros
ing
but
isentalion of the subject last evenin
Mr. Crosby started in by calling
laltviniion to the wonderful countl-
live in.
New Spring DresS'es
“I” 7 l.
W.
PAWSM
IN LECTURES
AN D PICTURES
e--——~
(continued Prom Pug. 0",
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that. he knew that
y didn't;
it was the first up-
by in this city, -
sir. overtly malty ‘mieallit. Tm’ “em"
,He is exceptionally an water and held
,hi-s hearers throughout his talk of
,over 30 minutes. if all
[were in doubt about t
,War linens to America."
itainly remained no doubt after the
,trnly. wonderfully enlightening pre—gtnly be gold that no musical act n
Gythe local theatre all met with sun.
"”79 “F. with “Over
, Y W“ with Mary Niles Minter, was
but lint “’ '"m it W“ "‘9 shows. it was in thorough scroll
A
{William and stated he was today line
first citizen, not only of America. bu.
of the world. How by his masts
presentation of the war aims of this
i United States. he had confounded line - '
governments of numeracy, and an"!
1that by his 'WOf‘dl-l and deeds hao iv-
pome the prime ministe; of the demo~
oracles of the world. He predlc'ed .-.
snceessfnl termination of the war. to !
particularly urged a continued sup
port of our president and our boys in ‘
ithe supreme sacrifice they are milk-
ng.
Mr. Crosby was forced many tin» <
to stop his talking to allow for H."
rounds of hearty misuse which be
came almost deafening as be con-
cluded
A surprise for the audience was ll‘ 1
marvelous playing of the Premil l'
Sexton, Madden and
iAbborn: piano, flute and violin.
Their rendition of the “Solitude".by
Titl and Maskenliki's Bolero complel- -
y one present ly captivated the. audience and for on
be 'tht the
encore a medley of patriotic airs,
There" and variatiow
.tooki'the home by storm. it can
hearty approval.
. The picture "Her Country's Cull "
[hell
beauty 0' our ““9",“ the "Him! 0' with the Oil!" patriotic featurcs‘vnl' '
’our building.
f'winding rivers, expansive prairies or_
the richness of the roll. that contain-g
ted thi'slgrandeour, but
ehninemnamo'ng the nations pfrthe‘.
our expansive lakes,
iv was pue-
thc evening and concluded a rousing
meet‘ng of patriotism. . .
The South Norwalk Council, K., of .
'0. War Work fund will be increased
bldhcmflair as the proceeds go" in
world. became hi the fact that lll‘th's‘
“M "8 possessed the fullest. meds- this fund.
,nre of human liberty and human dig-
nlty was at highest point.
Mr. (‘msby referred to the gown
rncrlls of‘ the old world berm
' he
, lo: whence snousu. .
NEW HAVEN, Feb. ll.—~A shift of
the part of n wronged woman, unjust. raring.“ ,m ".1 showed ”w more; wind to‘tlle northerly quarter today
in the days just preceding national
registration and lb.1 few months after-
., words when plots and counter plots
'had the whole country by the 'ear.
New Britain was a center’ of anar-
chilmlgctivity. At‘: 'the time ”this
ties now say New Britain ws-a one of
the bottes centers in the whole conn
try. Everything proGerman and un
American thrived, and on one night
in particular. anarchist agents broke
loose, polling the city with proctams
lion's printed on cheap paper calling
for the men of the country to resist
the goWrnment’s attemt to force
them to register. ' .
On several occasions following the
first outbreak, the city was visited
and on'one night a mysterious auto»
mobile played an important part, the‘
of that
'11 accused. At least if she is, she lion between religion and'lilllriotltim. broke the to! embargo in long island
in. giving the part of-a new twist.' ,lhe love‘of'God and always. ‘Went. Sound. Tugg ‘with town which for
closely alliedtp low or country. no ' ‘ ' ‘
phone of the establrshmen:
fatherhood of God and brotherhood of
many days were locked in the‘ice‘olf
Whitestone. Long island. near Hell
man. nerdy 1,000‘years'lar'o Hd’pzlld gate, ’were able to proceed and Fair
a stirring tribute to our forcfhlhcrs
- .
. of ill, years 880,31}!!! gave in me
last. was kept a secret. but authorl. world this‘ republic ”or the finned
'Blates that wonderful dfleii‘illd of bn- ”m”!
taib's’f‘oundv clear water under the Con-
neotlcnt. shore almost to New mien?-
"At 10 a. ill. hbout'twell- ’
man right and human liberty, in». ty-nve tugs were"reported on here, all
Crosby then vividly portrzu'll' llle allr with my",
rim: events of the civ.’l “21- and lhe‘
traits of Lincoln.
merits of the old world ill/re watching harbor.
.to see if democratic government was ards Lonw island under an increasing
to tumble.
then had proven that democracy was;
well founded and said wiill a united!
country now we would flow that last'
How all the govern-
How a «livlvlcd nation
They' were held up, hon:
evcr, by masses ‘of ice east'of this
The does were selling tow-
brecze and prospects Were good for re
snmption of navigation to New Lonn -
don. Beyond that port with fair wrath—-
of the world salmonella“ M0 or the tugs will have no trouble in
crncy still’was successful,
lie then carefully
visitors, making the trip here in a cow. once attention to the great and mill-
lav am of Germany. of her defiance of
our government and our pleas. How
she'challengcd this dcmocz'alic form
0' 30W ‘0 WM“ “89 “L. is likely to be clear of ice in a few
and machine that was seen in sever-
al parts of the city. At that time a
woman will mentioned in reports and
interim that drifted into police head-
quarters from different parts of the
city. No description of her was re-
‘celyed, but putting two and two to”
nether.~ the police see a connection.
In other words, Gabriella “With!
the girl who has gone one more step!
towards placing the name of New,
Britain indelibly on the interestingl
"map of national crime is believed to;
be that woman. .
On another occasion F. E. Land;
federal agent for the state of Con-v
necticut was in New Britain snd.‘
act-crumpled by Detective Servant
A. J. mmrfllon of the local polfce
department. examined thoroughly
premises in the vicinity of the Selma.
Oak street house. What they we +l
looking for at that time the author.
itles rein-so to say, but again insinua"
lions are in order. I
'Local police. officials declare that
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Mr. Crosby paid a great tr.hnte it. our‘ days.
peerless loader, President Woodrow
. lan‘. t“;
there is not one bit of doubt that!
Gabriella and her husband ale-ho!
torions workers in the interest. of.
anarchy and that the woman's ar-l .
rest will affect ansrchistic circles
throughout the country.
in the Anlollni family on Lowlor;
street are the parents, two brothers; :
and a stolen. One other brother is.
not now living in the city. Louis, a}
brother. asked concerning the fare.
to Chicago today and if the trip is' '
not too costly he may go West in! '
his sister's interests.
steal at... its the postponement.
Mu} WIN m Inflated for
clean ..
W vulnerable" and obi-pore.
Chihuahua, .
. for no... tutor-funnels"! '
W h
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Vila-a”.—
These Wonderful,
thowosdsrfldllinsoin‘rr'nham
'raowb“
Wahwibvonghtbagm
mains-lees in thew-any to
l
Clint“ his ludl-‘
l
lthe ice for- twenty days or more. Ull-
llesls severe weather returns the Sound
proceeding to destination. Most 03'
the 'éo'al afloat is for biassacliuseii .
cities. Some of the tugs have been in
... ...-A.4_.-_..w ‘ '
The floor'ctnasring a ‘
surprise of the
year-—
Vlad-bible Rugs”?
wltbtsnop‘nndwover‘ ll .
Yondsn'fhve shoal-$1.5
dust unset get under ti)“
anoniydonotcurln’m‘ ‘
n at Ody-s.
tat-those
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