enough to rent-b the»: crafts.
The urrungctnt-nu for tut (”mucu-
Cl Ms true as progressing Mic
”Human-t toilet»;-
“when!“ hdl. ‘l'h'la'ica year»
Ir onsta- of the hat Horwnlk im-
woo-t Auociatlo- nub h favor
'withuic people of the Eat Bids» and
gifllhhflu the (humanity Hull on
[Friday m .
of (trio! _...,.____..._.__
on Thursdu) ngl
. “I noun Woof Kings mush-
. ”I I. hold their business meeting
" SOCIETY ‘
and Personal 2
AND W0.”
NE WS l loch. Wool and rm Linad
. . ......-.... swam lilitililll’lilNSliiP
' ------ - W” ..,..._._-_.. * mun counts or an. ____
Tracey F. Sterling of Union avenu ~ DEMO”. ~
resumed his dutie n u bookkeeper
with the Contra! 'f'rut Gunny this
' i confirms
om scour:
SILK 8!)!le
For men and women
76c to $2.75
SILK stuns . $5.” to 3mm
GLOVE [OI III
iiuuutiunwt
Defeat Norwnlk Tenn: Two
Out of Three Strings’
—_-
ARMY TRUCKS. PASS THROUGH. ‘
Drivers Have a Hard Tim. Watching
Norwalks' Pretty Girls and ‘
Dodging Trolley Cart.
A train of l'ortyrtlitee army trurks
pattsrd thrtugi: \\'llll met-t this mom-
in: .it about nin-I u't‘lork. UiallllHl by
ti.» Milled t'trw til mold” that has,
i
WlTH lS COMMODORE
fi—J
Famous Coxswain and 5p0l‘twitan
Heads Greenwich Yacht Club.
Douglas Graham Smith can elm-ted
commodore of the lndian Harbor Yati'fll
t‘lub at tho annual mowing ol'
dub. held '4' llli‘ l’ll'kwli‘k ' Inn
Greenwich.
H:-
til
§.ubd0m0mwork. .
‘ the m NW and“ Church I. morning 8"” a week's mfle with ' . . A '1' k (his town 3'4' 1 Th» other oftit‘ors Pickled wriiw
A“. .w . the grip. 3’ “all“! ”‘3 "01"!“ Willing Nonding in fruit! m I'm Itdytntmd \‘io-t'ommt dore flit-hand A. Monk.
p , . _,.___. team last evening the Poison nvc-won furniture store at Wall and Hill . ,
. ‘ . I” A Mkflum I‘cinmrd w h“. the championship of the city for 19” . . . . , ti Ndl‘t.umlllt)d0f9. Kenneth B. Van in
. he “hi1 (militate 01 the Cour " ' ' . ' .' 3 “”‘W‘i‘ 3"” at ”H i rifltlvd to t-mno [ti-[‘2 scttt-ttlry. Ralph E. Slavln; Uta.»
n: ' ”if! m I” would like all bom- in San Antonio, Tens. manna). Two out-of the three strings rolled : down Mill Hill, WHT. rrn'l‘kll prtily tun, “1.1.3,... tiutwatcr; men-run “
_: ”.5005. Mt in at on“ as 4 _, __ ,,w__.s‘ _- .. ; attrr a wry plousmt visit with Mr, Joseph Davis last evening were taken by the “('de Em... and my problrm 0" how .0 dud” Mnrgm ”an“ ; lummem mum
'etnd Mrs. morgc Dykcnutn of l Mott
Joanne W. Darker is confinod to his avenue.
home in Newton, on account of sick»
u"-nacliacpoosliic.
_..-._ _ t
Joseph Mclkin. one of in. tout lino:
7m»: tux it is «if duty today, using to
t‘lnrenco Worth oi" the Darn-n side a “WP”: itll‘dt‘lt of the pl‘ttdillng in
has returned from New York ("10' tiuvma.
‘ Micro he spent several days pleasantly ;
nh relatives and frauds.
The watch-YourStltch club ‘2“
"hoot with Min. miner Hendricks. ”"-
M ”in. it 1:30 tomorrow sltt-r-i
Punk 1 Joncs of the llcuting and
_——_—.— IPlumbing ('mnpuny. made a hummus
John “airlock has lost no friends trip to Nt-w l‘ork ill) )Pulordny. ’
‘through his frequent and generous till-i i
panama in New York this put nix “WHICH Wound! of the Norwnllt
months for tho tnrious war charities. lfl'i‘fllte force is on sick leavr at his
The fact. was nude vcry clear last him“. )7 (‘nnnou street.
evening at the Hippodrome. Now York? ‘ ~~-~-————-——
Micro he gave bin first concert of the DECLINE 1‘le
No r ll 6. id cw . t ‘
33.33.23:i‘.t.‘.‘;°.“.i..3§*...".;.i.., AMEGATEESUNDLR .
COLLIER WILL;
singc. The Innnntzcrucnt estimates that
(Contintivo from Page on.) .
TM Hill amount of routine bim-
ous can-c before the district wmmis- fl"
‘ ”all when they met butt cwuny.’
III w of in short time.
WON was rcollvcd ill mt Norwnllt
lull "filing to the elfuct that St'l-
pant luau [axon was contiiml to
1'“ I. live HIT-vital. Camp Bonus.
m with an attack of Spanish in-
linen-a.
‘ 4
ma Cram work ottcupird tho iillt-f.
Ila! of the members of the Qut- lt‘c.
club when they mumbled lust ctt nu):
It "1. home a “it! Corn Vant‘tulwr-
In: If. her homo on Gregory lloult‘tnt' l
S'he pica where the next inceting v. in
be held has not been announced :t~'
yet.
over 3.000 people were unable to no.
cure admission after the lust “cat was
sold. '
‘ t.~tcd Ill pt'l'wlulflilw ”10- paper Mitchl
lll‘ tutti Uttlli up.‘ "L‘oliter‘s Weekly“
llltd [Well under the donation of a.
mtuiulttt-c. including Mount. Wliitncv -
llunnc and (lunch. since “it. \l‘llfl‘lI-l
Air. Collior was compelled to‘ with-4
draw from actltc mnnagcnwut of his
ulllill‘n imitausc oi illucu.
‘ Tllu residual-y lt-gntocs "started that
.‘ii conditions ckiutt-d at that tiint-
a...
{A 'UWV WW
m: —.' . I .-—
Rowmo
Bolflu signs are apprtuul.ir:g
, the East Norwclk storm and (‘in-im
elm
ill
5
-vn.
86 Wilmington Inc
South lanai
than nun-may three matches of the!
buried. Tb. Nor-walk wilt-rs wt 1 out-3
ARTIST
MATERIALS
rub? Oolora, on out Water
Instruments.
Everything for the Artiat.
Fred H. Ponty
VIOTBOLA AND NOVELTY
SHOP
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
south Nor-walk. Conn.
ing
-—g"
i
(dunno entirely last evening and were
I
lloom- ruling in the first two t-tlrlngs
Item the honor! to thonmelvcs and.
l too late. ,
'l‘hr nist g...nt- m the lll'fil of thc.E
O
tcvcning and was hard fought all:
ELMO!!! Boards, Brill-ll“, Druw. ’ through with tho batter tcnni finally"
comm: cut tlw Victor-it. Tho Xprwalk
inlays hvld their nomad district rivalsI
‘tn llnc charm and wore running net-ll.
.md mick for the lend wln'n lit-rt Ros-c
and Slnllo’l’ Ayradli, ant-her man for
the Norwalk and Palace looms, wot-c
cullcd to roll. Smilin- was called upon
to gct ton [Illlfi to built his opponcnts'
and fulfilled tho upt‘t'intinns of mi
follower» by ,zctiing a protty spurc
.und then hitting the woodpiltt for
li‘lt’il on tho sitar-I. taking tbn cnmc by
‘,
' r" “W " lht‘ plus I)“ i-tot'urui on the sp‘re.
The Icon»
Palace . .468 432 432-13“!
Norwalk . .. .850 if)? {‘19 - Lilli;
Ithc dis-partition of the driver.
district boys and by doing so made'a couple of stmt cars. and min“: Ul'hltltlti sum].
tho-w merry maidens at one and the
five which mode the cbapionsbi'ti some time was suddenly picswlcd to unlll 19‘."
cvcry driver behind cycry steering
whel. and be it recorded that ”my all
viz:
’nicy M the cars take llli‘ll' t‘llflfllfi‘l,j
just when the Sentlncl mam saw tho
makin' of a. good sninsh-up story.
The style of the rnlule varied with
Sonic
slilffik in thc rcgulzttion Lind. other:
merely waved their hand. but a foil
land a pretty way of blowing tltcir ita-
luto from the tips of thclr lluucrs in
.1 way that chm mi practice. and
i
caused those tit-mun- tliilllh‘f’lb' to stop
myiy behind the t‘ranltury butt. until
that pnrtit-ular salon-r had gone on his
way.
NORWALK LIBRARY DECORATED.
Notice the Norwslk library In ill
Christin“ guise. With the opening of
"i'll Cross WPPK a little t‘hritttmnt trcc
“us not up drcorntml with the 113::- of
'l‘hc follottinz: M 1-0 chosen trustcae
(Llltiner (‘oopel' and W'd‘
. rich 5, Mummy Rt’gi’lla f‘ommitire
Richard A. Monk. chairman; Frnnll ll
r___-‘=.lway 0‘ their usual good form. The-fr solved it in our and the some way. Downing, S. (‘ht-istt Mum! and William
Hamlin t‘iiiltts,
Th3 election of Smith 43 . oiututniom
(when they I-ndtznvorcd to sittgc a‘and gave their bc=t allilli‘h‘ and salutes goes far to assure tlu- slit‘t‘Pss of mu
(0|!)ch m that last string it clinic to the trio, and be it sonic-bill“ to club. afloat and mimic As a ymima
lgrclfully recorded. got sway with it
man. athlete. hunter and t‘ishcrmtny ‘m
«nioys a wull-dwsrrtmi position at n
versatilc and thorougliguiuu .ptdtwm.
of the first rank.
Dirt-mien considt'r llllll ill.»
t-oxswain of his time. llv stowed
victory in "tow than i'il'l) Tlii‘i'r l i
champion rights of the Nt-w York .i t'
in the days of tlic immortal t‘binltiu
crew.
Vice—(‘omuzmlurc Monk knonn
wht-rt-t'ttr .wliti: Mr 131 t‘tl on till“ llti t
on! coast as ~'ltipitcr of the fiilllnli'l l
class Sloop Wintiwurd. incur a lll'lllllI'I‘
and rW‘l'tN-‘r'll tonicndcr in the mi. N
of all tint open t'lltr's lacing of two n'
years.
Prior to llll‘ wnr Roar i‘oniniwiitw-
\‘un Ript‘l‘ owned tho largest Btt‘am
\ticht. Rambler. now in tho naval ~2t ‘-
i
Kl't-iut' st
to
in
Inca trues and decorations nn- such in
Mos. Boy-ml fine window dis-
m of holldu' 1:066 are btllnfl. tim-
lhyod and the merchants all report it
very hrlsk and curly i-‘lilt‘ of their
warn.
'54" mevfl‘
A « anvuts of Norwulk for mcmbcrs
lor the med Cm will be made dur
ing this week by local Red Crou work-
rm. and it is hoped that the communi-
~——~—~——.——. .. -——._——
BUFFALO MAN
STRANGLESt WIFE
which made» tillch at will advisable, us
think they no longcr exist." and do
chiral they it‘ll tho proporty should
“:40 till natural ultimatn (tritium~
am. Colllcr filed nimulium-outtly 1m
application for the: probate of the
LCify News
»i
l
t
Ming lrcnv‘ Goflmm t.- "fulfil the) In- t' BUFFALO, N, Y“ [)9"_ ]7_,_“',mi‘m
llttcnzu at but harm no it‘s“ illll lioad. H. M10111. formerly n wellto~do him
.nll “311038. the Jim i‘rosn topping it vice on pat ml duty in the North St.
Al”. barbaric“ curt-uniting it “"1! (m llc v.1ll probably rcplnce licr will 1.
in“! "Um“! ill nitrht. At the» dosh in modern powtr crulttcr for tho mitt-n!
‘ lllt' tiny chrivtmnn stocking to rcccivc crown.
b
“'9 males of tho (‘lllldl‘t‘ll for lit- The. rvgul ir upon cvcnttt of tho it it .
\l'al Relief Fund This fund lun been will hit resumed. and tho Saturday uti
ty ulll live up to its ucual sundard by
chn‘l , i‘ '- ' 'cnu '.
ill Hendricks of on M ( signing many membership blanks.
llna ban arrested on the complaint ol
Illa win who charges him with non-
‘suppac n bu boon said that alt-om
nation! have been brought by Mrs.
Hendricks. and are pending the out.
come d tho trial which will bc held
“My Alteration at 2 o'clock iii
the City Court.
A presentation of the Nativity. in
the manner of an old mirsclo play.
will be given on Christmas Eve at tho
Rowayton Methodist church. Some
old Inglbth cumin will be cm by
waita, cud there will be scene- of the
- shcpborda, the Wise Men. Joseph and
Mary at the inn. and the manger, lu-
troduccd by curly French and Norm-n
conic. A chlldm’s choir will sing.
In. Imam will accompany on
the piano, and Hamld Nash will plny
on the violin. Tho servlccs will begin
at half put seven.
R. I.“ “I of Christ Church
met in tho church parlor last. ovcntni
and prepared for their usual Climb
nus work. The members tlcd Chm
. m gremlutmulagcnddiocumd
their plans for the holiday. it was de-
clded thit the next meeting would bet
field E coco-d week in January in
all won in favor or discontinuing thc|
moot!!! during Citrhstmcs and New}
'“V‘ """- ur. and Mrs. Albert E. Winchester
or the “r A. 0‘ Gin Com WM the welcome
~ 830m” “318$ arrived in the now: ”it-0M} that. that: con Private
, hi0? W ,m’ “d in at)" W D. Winch-bier. who has been
' no.1 pummmcflm new Mow m Itthe U. 3. Army p.»
nd to repair and lay new cables cram who... fluvial It Hohoim. N. J..
the wow. u u. out side of the rim. H but trait-tented to at. mamas.
The ”York. New Haven and Hnrt- c-twnrdandtliu hlwunowoutof
ford rnllmud company an- having tho “or. Private Wincncatcr was cut-
cablecovcrkcnlod below the advent of forms mom I more wick of pneu-
' mid-1mm and freezing over of the mania but has now panned tltc danger
driver. . wk and is on the road to'mcovcry
i although. it will be many weeks before
that non tides intro been no- b Nah-mum health. During
ilced on the Ian stdc for the post hit illness his company was mugtemi
Jew day! and this bird: "Tutor mark vat of service and Private Winchester.
tench-d a blight this morning not no transferred to a different post but
‘usn h conic than It was within a it in cxpecteditc will roccivc his bon-
M at We dock while several arable discharge as soon as be re-
bel: yards on Kcysor place were flood- covers.
bum-nu m which had been"
hnlodout blag ibc share for the win-
“ m an fronting gain this
stouti tit-sit? ,.
Pape'a Wit at once and: court
PRIVATI WINCHEOTIR
RWEMNG.
i
MORE TRANSPORTO LEAVE
WW3, Doc. 17.-—Thc War
Depot-intent announced today the soil-
fig from Franco of the trauma-ta
fl-mrh. Panic Nara, Cat-mo and
momentum. with returning American
i _ Hoard the lfanchurln are tho 116th
um Field lArtillery. Barium
no. Field A llery Brigade. t
’ non. can. acidity. tails-sum A—unfflon Train. Hendqmrterl cm
-—--' Monti-y rigudc. Training Cadets from
“‘1! Inlet you and you the/slat Division, and. 966 sick and
W on. acids and undimtcd mod. ""59"
.55.. "have lumps of intimation
girl a W“W in stomach you
U got nit-fr morn!) waning:
. CHANCES FOR
' RETURNED SOLDIERS
Jobs for returned soldiers an con-
ductors and moiomucn of street cars
are being opened by the Capital Trac-
upou this policy. The Washington
company used one mun. ivbn had cut-1
fared the loss of a leg. first as motor
man and later an conductor, and ho
didnuch efficient work in both posi-
tions thnttuhc company but not. only
retained blin- in its employ. but will
take on wounded soldiers as rapidly
M horrible.
BIT-cot: our companies how found
'tlitlculiy in getting men. owing to the
denundn of them-aft uni wu- lotion~
tries. _
' fl ‘. lion company ln Washington and by
m 'Ctlmfll’nfl’b' “03"” m. wbhb is" p
“l‘ «tort-w. .
k
mf'w.m‘tbahm
him
will and for her appointment as
«tecutrix. No «intimate of the outatc's
value wiu given. In addition to llii‘
bequest of that rcitiduary «late. Mr.
(‘olllcr rude but two apcctfic bo-
Qlwatu. one of 8150.000 in Gnome t}.
Kennedy and one of 850.000 to Frank
ll. ltlcc. Those bequests were do
scribed as in icwgnhion of “long and
faithful services” by the two man.
who hnvc been connected with "(‘ol~
licr's Weekly" for a number of years.
Mr. Colllcr explclncd in his will
that he made no bequest to his wife
because» she had been “unply pm-
vidcd for in the will of bar fathcr.
the late June- A Von Alon. Mr.
Collier also had conveyed to her it
largo part of his property bcforc his
death. t
NEW HAVEN HOTEL BANKRUPT.
HARTFORD. Doc. 17.-—Llnbllitlcs of
Joseph llnvi‘, this Washington dirt-ct
clothiur. hint lit-cu confined to his home
for scvorul days with n ncvorc cold.
iMthl hlildmd Grvnory and Horace
(in-gory, m‘ 3 Lowli- stm-t. uro unfin-
cd to their honic with Spanilh innu‘
con. '
The regular nit-cling of (lit: Norwalk
Building Mum uud luvt-sttm-nt Asso-
“con man, ntrnngicd hir‘ with. but
night, and hung. d ltlmkl-ll.
The probation oflicc. m which Don-
fonl had been making reports under
com Orders bemoan of trouble with
his wilc. this morning received a let-
for from Dunford saying they would
find tlw rosult of his Inst noon!!! in
his in.
An ofllccr found lira. Mford dead
in the bathtub and lutnford's Lady
bulging from a rnftcr in the loft of a
numhoucc.
l
'romtv m wm. m l
t-lutiou will bt- hold thin cvcuing in the.
otllccs of Taylor a Golden on Washing
ton street.
Raymond Brady. who but been ill
the plot two weeks. returned to
lie is oasis-
for
hilt duties thin morninl.
NEW YORK, Dir-c. 17 (Wall Burnt.
10:80 a. m.)~Coppcrs and utilities
were again tho only.striltlng excep—
tion to the gcncrnl ntrangth of the ac-
tive lists at the opening of today's
Stock market. melting tactically.
$357,888.13 are listed in the pctttlon in tum "Mm mmm 0‘ "i“ U- 9‘ 3““ while on. uddcd l to its points to yes-
‘bcnkrupicy tiled today in the Unitcd
States District court in this city 1)-
Benjamin Linnky. proprictor of the
Hotel Grand in Now Ravi-n. The total
mats are listed at 8456.675. of which
thc real entitle is valued nt “29.500
and the furnishings of the hotel 820.-
ooo. or the total debta.fl19.7btinvue-'
cured by it mortgage on the rcalty.‘
plug board .it Wilson'tt Point.
Progress Forum. No. l. Paternal
l-lornm imagine, disposed of their usual
routlnc bus’rv "I when they met last
owning. 'lln nomination of oflccrl
will tnkc place at the nut roosting.
-g..- -
A regular Jumbo of a truck.
‘ may: motorist nuts and other pop-
ular issue also recorded substantial
advances. U. 8. Steel. U. 8. Dubber.
Great Northern am. American Can;
and Distillers indicntcd. model-sic uc-l
mutation with standard tails. l
l WAusfiTRE'E'l‘. 1:30 p. m.-—F‘ur-
that advance in oils, stools and equip
There are more than 150 unsecurcd "Q“ll’m‘d with “ ”“5“ “k" “m“ M monu- were the rule during the dull
creditors with cidums which 'nggro— "0'03 0n "5 “in“ 1‘0"! “d bum" noon hour. tobaccoc one joining um
sate 332.102.
ltiiill’s tut. ' é
snows it Hill on
will,” W
if crcu. fcvoo'ilh, sick. bilicuc. gm?
fruit laxative at once.
Every mother realizes after gli’lug
bcr children."(‘sllfornlu Syrup of Figs"
that this is their ideal laxative. be-
cause they love its pleasant taste and
it thoroughly cleanses the twdcriittle
stomach. Iivcr and bowels without grip
ing. l
\Vlicn itmutt irritable, fchrlslt nr
breath is httd. ntomiuth sour. look iii
the tongue. Mothcr! if coated. gills a
teaspoonful of this harmless "fruit lu-
tttive," and in a. few hours all the foul
constipated waste. sour bile and undi-
‘geatctl fool passes out of the bowels.
and you have it well. playful child,
mun. Who-n its little systcm is full
of cold. throat store. has stomach-ache.
diarrhoea. indigestion. colic-remem-
ber, it good “inside cleansing".shouid
always be tho first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Synip at it‘tntt".huitdy: they know :.
Willi today unveil nick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for n bot-
da‘ar' "California Syrup of ram."
which 'lmc dnwctionn for babies. chil-
W at it up.- .tvd Mia-m
- co m' . cc
'ihc label of -~Th(~ Overtop Hnuilng “M of strong special?
(10,.“ attracted considerable attention
on Wall siren this morning.
Private John liyt-ncs. of Camp Dov-
cns. hnn bum mustcrcd out of sci-Vica
and rcturnci to his home,
street. yesterday. Prlvcte Byrnes who
formerly employod in the «South Nor-
wallt pout-office and will recumc his
duties at that place tomorrow morning.
Slight. trouble at the Piné street e100
trlcnl station whom (I in the‘ public re-
ceiving pour ttorvicc for a while lust
owning. Th» local station was undvr
unusually hmvy prcssure and it re«
sulted in weak lighting as the appara.
tus‘was incapable of mcctlng the extra '
pressure tittmnnded of it.
Mrs. llcnry Gerhardt. oi" mt tuc-
nuc, complained to the police yestur—
day tltttt n dog had cuter-ed her yttrd
und killed nine of her guinea pigs.
site claims the repel-nod the matter to
Don Wurdcn Thomas I". Walsh but he
luftmod her that he wins unable to do
anything and inferred her to Mnyor
Jeremiah Donovan.
_——————~
i
Regular patrons» who drop into Glam!
donning’s drug store to enjoy the
warmth and comfortable chairs, whiig
waiting for a trolley car, minced the
greeting of that friendly yellow cat
that has been lhc pct of thorplm for
some little time, and inquiry rovoaled
the fact. that poor pussy had been run
over by a trolley car outrun. morn-
ing Ind co badly inlurod. that it w
36 Chapel ;
vww mm...» or up» ,
ice. Shippings
wore persistently ncut, howevrr. and
'lnbcrty Fourth 414': made ti furtbcr
drop to 96.50.
l t
MAIL FLVER'S NEW IEOORD.
mismm'rcn. Doc. 17.--lra none.
mail fiyor, reported todny that ho
made the trip from New York to
Washington. yesterday. in an hour and
forty minutes, including a tcn~minutc
atop at Philadelphia. He passed
through snow and sleet storms. and at
8.000 foot. struck a temperature of
seven dcgtjecc below zero.
ration-r cAns mum
. SOUTHBURY, Dec. 17.—-A passen-
ger train on thetDnnburr Division of
the New Haven road. duo in Water-
bury n 18:18 yesterday, was dcrall~
ed near this station by the dropping
of an arch bar on the baggage car.
Two can left the rails. but rcmnined
upright. No on was injured. al-,
though the manners were considcu
ubly shnken up. The trggk in block-
ed and passenger-c are lbg trunc-
_fcrrcd around the obstruction.
. .
HARTFORD CONTRACTOR DEAD. ‘
mammal). Doc. 1']. —- Michael
Shocdy. for years until his rctiromcnt.
a motion contractor of note. died st his
homo. No. 166 Min cvonuo. today.
He wail born in Ireland in 1838. and
canto to Hartford in 1802. ills work
included pct-tit of the Connecticut Hoc-
“pits! {on mum. Indium; the
W W seminary find
em on» M .w m;
“museum“. "no-unto .
ktpl up during all the years of tho
will" and is nccdtd now more than
r-rcr. it was Ol'lglmlli‘d by lire
Vulcan, editor of the (‘lubwomnm and
tho first year Norwalk st'nl mo for
pronoun to the children of tho Wittfing
countrica. The money buys new I
curl-una- prolcnttl for the children of
the Alllel. and this your the gilt-s will.
all be necessary things. mittens, stock-
lngsand other warm clothing.
The greens which are giving so‘
much beauty to the pretty interior of
the library came in a big barrel from
income. N. Y.. the gift of some good
friends who used to live hero and al~
ways gave Christina's decorulona.
They have not forgotten Norwnlk and.
still Ice that the children of the llbm-‘
ry shall have n Jmk-olnniern and
ml”.
FAISE ALARM FIENDS
ROUNDED UP BY
SERGEANT SILK
(Continua [mm mm Pan)
Place. has cntcrcd n. complaint with
the police against certain boys who
make a. practice of throwing ittoncs at
his windows. and says. that he will
make their namcs known unlesn thcy
desist. Many other complaints or a.
similar character are being received
daily. '
“Outaldc ”an" Mlccad
An official in clone touch with the
situation said to a Sentinel man this
morning thni the police omccrs known
to tho fut-cc Ill outside mcn. which
up to within the past few months
hove been assigned to beats outside
of the strictly business centers both
up and down town. are sadly needed
to quell the recent deprctlationc. and
discourage the rapidly growing gangs
of young fellowa. who emboldened by
immunity from detection for evcry-
new piece of dcvilmcnt. are rapidly
getting out of hand.
These outside men,
according to
, this information were called at “noun!”
their respective beats some time ago.
The South Norwsllt man some 8
1 months since. and the Non-alk olliccr
short time after.
it was pointed out, that on one item
they were a‘ positive saving to the
city, aside of' cutting disorder. for
they made careful note. of all electric
ctt'cet lamps that were not burning;
and nved a charge for lights from;
which no benefit was derived. . '
It in also a well demonstrated fact
that auto spenders in the majority of
cases slacken speed when they ho;
hold a man in brass buttons. 5
VllLL REAPPOINT
. STATE OFFICIALS
mnrronn. Doc. 17.—G. Harold
anntric of Putnam. state treasurer
' blech‘aunounced todsy that he would
re-uppoint Deputy Treasurer 3. Frank
Mflflb Ind otiicnmembcrs of the olllcc .
fare. at the capitol. Mr. March, a
"taut of the Civil war. hail served‘
undu- clove: mural-c. having been.
first appointed in” 1887. Child Clerk;
Sunday raw-at for both of the out
high clnltitcs of tho t‘llll) will i» mtttttiv
ued.
mot-t: xuocxs our ..
VETERAN JIM rump
Finmnn Doomed Twiec Before Finish
in Second Round.
Tt'lSA. 0kls.. Doc. l7.——Billy Miskn
of St. Paul knocked out Jim Flynn oi
Pueblo. Colo. in the second l'Ollntl.0f it
scheduled lS-rountl ilehl hero lit.”
night. Fylnn was knocked down lu‘lt‘v
before taking the count. the billlffl"
ing him to the first round.
R HANDS BEATIN
To HAMMER A1- PHIiLLV’
PHILADELPHIA. Doc. 17.-l.t<w
Tudlcr of Phlludclphln. gave Ewr
Homer. the Cbicsgo light-night.
a bad beating in a all round booth”.-
last night. in the third round the Phil-
sdciphis borer ruined blow on Ham-
nicr's stomach and the utter want
to the floor. He got on his knees
while the referee was counting and
cinimcd be had been struck a foul
blow. After an examination by in»
club doctor the rcfcrcc ordered the
light resumed and for the remnindcr
of the bout: Tcndlcr bandit-d his oppon—
ent about as he plcascd.
.4...—
TENDLE
‘ SHORE os'ra RANK or ENSIGN.
CAMBRIDGE, 31355.. Dec. 17.»——Er-
ncst Shorc. former pitcher of the Boo-
tcn American ixaguc team. was grad-
uated from the Naval Officers mind-l
school hero with the rnnli of ensign.
He enlisted in the Navy directly utter
the declaration of war with never-oi
mhcr members of the Red Sox.
QZND DiVlStON HELD lN RESERVE.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.—'l‘lle an.
sigumcnt by General Pershing of the
Division, (National Army. No—
for early convoy. has been con—
ln making this announcement
the War Department gave no
but thc assumption hcre
vision has been aelbctod
o reinforce the
n in Gen
M)
celled.
today.
explanation,
“is that the at
u a reserve unit hcld t
American Army of Occupatio
many.
Protect
Your Horse
We llnve a Good Linc of
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