. Armory X1113 night. Prize . Adm. .35.;
”W51: it": 5 ‘2 :7
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Makes a very
pleasing gilt.
We Have 3 Com-
’ plele Assortment.
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DON NELLY’S
«sundae
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90m nonwm
term
In. Mn 5!. Schumann. of lsnaes
“- 1.8 ll! with the Spanish influenza
—-Jdn tho merry
XIII night. Auspices Co. I. Armoty.
“lb. 35¢ person. incl. “or tax.
Filmer Shaman. of Putnam avenue.
ha been honorably discharged from
the Emir-Minx corps at Pratt
Institute. Brooklyn.
——(‘o. I's bin masque hull of season
Constructionmtj the burn which is
being emctéd in the. rear of the otllce
‘01 the commissioners of the firm ta‘x-
lngdiatrlct. ls Werennlnn nicely.
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The Merrill Business College closed
yesterday for its mid-winter holiday
vacation which will tart until Thur-st
‘day Jan? warn work \tlll ht rosmucrl
---Holidrtv Bill at Regent
(our. Consulate Tulmndge "1 "Up the
Road With Sallie; aleo oiliclol pit:
tunes of the “Surrender ot‘ tho. tier-min
Fleet. ‘
Them to
n
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,
Private Herbert H, \tA'lnr-lir-stcr. son
of Mr. Ind Mrs. A. 0:. Winchester. ol'
Gibson Court, is recuperating from a
severe attack of bronchial pneumonia.
at Deborlmrtion hospital. No. 1. Ho
lichen. N. J.
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The South Norwalk
(our
use: . .
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_ (‘mes Collette. arrived homo yesterday
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rnasquemdei .-a
Mrs .utrm walla. or West are TAKEN PWER 5
true. who but for the post week b9”); ' 5 Elm IS SAVED
confined to her home with flip. it now .
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‘H l FD 5011 & Erntu fattury HI I think I’ll go bit sad
iizh strAeet has tlosed tor the renmn- D0019) u“ m” be m) I“. my and
tier of the 1th Alt in which the employee the journey will be something or a re
‘will enjoy Christmas holiduyl. “u“
! He jumped into the boot and was
.. .. on. There 11 re
porary position in (1 A. Frankie”: babtin a little under two hours. the fly“
her shop. pending the sir-linens or Mr The) lett the motor boat and landtti
bark at the base in good time.
4
:33”. “ho is now retotering ,rau . it was dark. The “mm“ Swan}.
1 . twhnt he thought were lights ot a‘
l 4...... ‘town near the base headed the mo-
Frederick 11 llttnkemit-r. one of on. , tor bum in what he supported the For
.donntoun «lectricel commissioners. res-rt direction. “"5" “"7““ through
‘E‘IJII men had got her one condition
.who has htwu ill at his home. in (lit: again turd w“... just ready to start off.
hon Court. is recoterrng slowly the light sens tor an hour or more.
A_ They apurtiulttd t‘iflat‘. to the bill}
- posed home lights. when suddenly
A daughter wars born to Mr. and Mrs
Chester tinge. or West Rot-ks uterine.
Ion Sunday. December 22 Mother and directly in the back of the boat. A
lama an. dome nicely. .AtAt-und r'tt‘li rlmppr-d about two Iruu
; _‘ tired yards In front.
‘ “The Germans are
called one o! the men.
“Where are we?" asked the skipper.
They were under (:erinrtn guns. The
light.» they thought their base lights
had been tor 00. The) had been
“steering. straight tonurtl Germrtll held
ground.
"Jump into the miter-f"
the, surgeon.
the arrears] or it shell was heard com
in; straight at them. It exploded
r
Thomas Mason, of Butler street. ta- ”mm“: "F'
accepted a position with the Bridge-
port department of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company.
(‘leturt Mountr. :r studcrtt at llol)‘ t-otutuuudcrl
- . The men \uAnt overboard. llall‘ .r
for . .. t: e .‘ st .
the “Dim“? m anon. H ha~ 3‘” m.turte later it shell strurlt in the
WWW“! m” tliMliurge from “‘9 N“ center ol‘ the bout. lt bit-W it, great
tlrnt Army I‘ruining t‘orps. hole In her out] Hunk her.
.___.__... A strong current was running up
t‘o 1“,. hit: "“5qu ball “mm-\- the shore. lint-tor Stevens and one
- - . . lilH' mam. briu;~ slum" swimmers.
\n: I" : 1'. ' A‘.‘ t‘. u "
it?“ ' “h” ‘ ‘ p' Nu" m I headed tor the nearest polut of land.
.1 ' ’ 'i‘licy rcat'htrl the bench. They were
’— ‘ ~ A .. - q hrough the surf
| ,, . ‘ ’ .. . _ . . 111.11g”). tittruwlvr» t
‘1‘”)! i 'l urztun‘. ‘I 1m“ “'9 "‘4‘!" and brtd Just reached the shallow
t honor at \\ .ri'lzrrc Notice in Sltllll'tlm. writer when it squad of German sol-
lius brought .Autt for the annulment oi titers inttrtAIrt-d down the sands with
his marriage to 31519 Hill Dustin of tlrttwn buyortetit and commanded:
"Surrender! You are on German,
Nomton, formerly at Stamford. Thu territory!” I
were married in Nt w iork Septt "lll'ltl‘ Doctor Stevens and his r-orurmuiun
."3 last and Dugeun claims that he ism-rendered.
Meanwhile the other live men were
trying to make loud. Two or then)
headed down With the current. look-
ing-for any chance to matte land. The
other three attempted a shorter cut
by rut‘luun'mu the current at an angle
One at thin trio vi to drowned The
other No trot to land and note untr'
lured by the tie riiuuut. The two men
. who wel'e teit swlmrninu in the cur
rent were In a molten-Ad condition
when two llritish officers ashore motto
them out. The liritous jumped into
tire surf.
"It'll ilhiltil'tl.
They Hill to n trAltApltonrA illlti cullcd
the bombing bitse
”VK’c have two
married the tiri‘bcrauu- trite uiirtrepre
Nellleti her condition and bet-Mine. he
‘73.; threatened with court martial by
(‘api' Tho.- R Jones. his superior oth-
rt-r Dungttn‘s home Is in Boston.
Fessc nderi .x‘ KeiirArrly are his t'.mm o'l
'I'hr papers W'ttt‘. lry ll-Apmv
Slirrii‘t‘ Taylor
When that trend“ rur jumped the
truck at the south end oi the .\’t1l‘\\':t'k
tunnel. rcstcrtlny morning. it ttrucit
thr- ttAltAgrttplr polo qt the. crott side of
the ll‘tlt'k that it not only broke it on
close to the ground. ‘urt roused it to
break entirety in two just below the
second crosatrecs. that all thrrt
kept it from falling to the ground was“
.1 heavy telephone cable directly over
the railroad lrtu‘itra. View from Wall
street it seemed in imminent dun-.u-r
HP! \' Ni
or your mrmsuflt-n
ing from vwonurt- ruitl exhaustion.
Their boat was trunk by Germans
and two or the men taken prisoners,"
paid the voice.
Maui-toe M.
I). t‘.. jumped into the camp jltney
turd started for the place where
rescued men want. Ho had to drive
ovu- exponed mad». but he made lilt-
MD
M falling. but “WW”. ” was u” m' homey surely. lile cor loaded with
to remove it failed to tlo no. tlntl at blankets. lle took the men aboard
night lull 11mm still tlit‘rt‘ in what and «started home Suddenly shells
seemed to wry dangerous position. began ‘0 “Diode In trout of him “"d
m as: “MWZW;
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swam out all“! dragged the-
Moore. oi Worthington. .
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5:37. 6:11, 9218:.
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max. out: 11. 00.
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Merry
Christmas
MINTZ
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hitt‘k of h In. liur through the «about.
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of bursting shells tbs little time)
tirade speed safely for more than live.
miles, getting in nithout etru .rA
scratch. {
Meanwhile the German bourbirir.
'[Iianes started to mid the. base. The
sound of exploding bombs dropping.
around the :lll‘ base \\;rr~' “011”! by Mr
Moore r\t~n beiorc the amour-hilt
was near home.
“\Vllel‘t‘ is Ste-tone?” lifikt‘d the ex
ecutive oflioer. as the our drew urn.
“Taken prisoner by the tierruruir: "
was the reply.
"Well. I guess he in iUt‘ii} .rr ii..t'
His pet pluce. in which he niway:
stands when the ruilena mine. was
blown to pieces half an hour ago.”
“We have. been wondering who is
the luckier oi" the two Stevens ut
Dooley." said the executive otlir-er.
“Dooley Io: not being captured or
Steven» tor not bring killed."
CHINESE DELEGATES REACH
CANADA
VICTORIA. ll. t‘.. Dec. BALMCIiintt'e
delegation to the Versailles Peace
Conference. ttrriwd here. today aboard
the Japanese Irarnsl’ucitir liner Sun‘n
Maru.
Chicago Judge Elected to
Head Jewish Commentsi
w it stick;
'7' .
Dunn J'.
Mack or Chicago
of the Ilrut.
Judge Julian W.
was deleted president
.lcwltth t ongremr which has been In ..
“t “3 "l" PRESIDENT
session in Philadelphia.
choice of 400 delegates from all purist
or the trnrmt sures. All the loading!
Jewish orgnnl than: were represent-
ed at lht‘ congress. the trim of which Is
.to collate all- the turns of the Jew:-
Tornntzod and immunized.
Tit. Y.. N: 8. an”.
In "008 Salt. 22,1018.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Hal-1 471i. 5: 27:, 55-19:, 0: 08.
I: 57:. 7:118. 7:5ix.8:21x. 8.191. 8: 59.:
It", 10:33:. 11:21. i
P. M.»12:03x,- 12432 (Stamford
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5: 871.5 :16, 6:021, 6:47 (Stanton
Manly) 7:012. 8000!.“ 10: 0h.
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10. on. 10: to. 12135:.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.;
A ir.:4 101381304 34. 9.001 s an,
8:168. 9: 45x, 10: 50:.
P. hit—12 03x, 12: 458.
only) 1: 00 (except Saturdays) 1: 06
(Saturday: ohm .2:57 3 30:.
8:83.433 5:138. 26:20,
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN“
A. M:——12:30x 18: 58:, 5. 37:. 6: 07.“
5:25. 6: 008'. 7: 05 8: mx 11:15x. 11161.
1'. \I.:—-1 20. 3: 37s.! 1:28 5. 19. 6: 21.
6:51. 7108:. 9:251.
Sundays.
A \I «12: 26: 12 :58x, 7:43. 11:19:.
10: 19. 11:18:. 11: 581.
1'. 91—8: 10:. 4112:,
71081:. 3:288. 9:251.
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—12:25x (except Mondays).
4:10}. 0:531. 5:50. 6:50. 9:051. 8:30,
1
6:49, 6:338.
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11:40.
‘murn NORWALK TO amount“
ANN—819 8:,17 9:.59:
“P lie-1:87. 1: 54: (Snot-dryer only)
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5:.15 6:00!.7:05. 8::t102.1115x.1145. ‘
mafia-..» 20?... .
(1)000”le
meter, DEC. 25, 12-1?
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Corry/mas Cree/ingot.
4.9..
To Belgium, :1 small nation but '-
bravest
of all tbt‘sc,’ for standingr lictu't-o-u the Hun
armies and France. until help ill‘l'lttAtL
ii-
To France, for aiding stricken Belgium
and for holding the torch of freedom shining
bright and clear through the dark years of
the war. 9-: ‘fiigtfil’i: ’33; WW
To Great Britainmur mother, for hasten-
ing to the relief of Francis and Belgium, for
watching the seas and keeping the path"
clear through four years. thus enabling us to
send men. munitions and food to the allied
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To Italy, whose brave soldiers defended
her liberty and ours, against the treachery,
greed and cruelty of Austria, and for ex~
tending her aid to the civilized countries of
Europe through the stormy four years. 3'
L’ To our own Amorioan soldiers and sail-
or: whose work can never be told. but whose
glory. will carry through the. years to come,
from generation to geurrntion. ’ diam
0 ll) R200 C0
MM ‘3"
on
‘A
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PARIS live.
today cabled .hltt condolence to Mrfi- onettl n mason contractor 0! West 118- '
Walter ll mine on the death
.hutdutnd. the format Amer roan Ambas-' “110“ a wall on which he was working'
' ““h'mmmm‘“ “r“ w'm“ W” at the Benedict Coal dock in the tot-at DEFINlTlON 0F curacpnnone
made personal and oilicinl Christina.
“I! m' 'lu'trbor. to led oter on Dec. 18. nus
T rota. Marina the l’i‘enldent's tm‘dfl pp
urtttv.1.eru't‘ “um 21 ”Fight huh
drcd c-Atnpcntt rs. most of them employ
ed
this city went on strike touov in sym- '
putty with men who are on strike in
S 59 [New i'orwlt They presented no local
demands.
GERMAN OFFICIALS DISMISSED:
COPENHAGEN. Dec.
irnl
(Saturda at m
’ the Gemini-n llttzh Soon fleet:
mlrnl Bat-t.unuun commander of the RED 0“ GOAL Delivered All'
6:.001 6 03. ilullit‘ fleet antit‘utitain Hittite, on 9
BR‘ MIFON’T CARPENTERS
.- -_._._...__.”
WlLSON' S CONDOL DIVER FINDS BODY UNDER ROCK.
ENC’S Victim Meets Denth by Falling Orvl
) Walt Into Harbor.
34“" "3'0“" mew HAVEN. Dec. ar—Potur Sim-
Wilson
01 [101‘
ven. disappeared
who mysteriously
around dcnd today at tho bottoni of the
harbor. A diver discovered the body
1beneath a 600 pound rock which had
pinned him down. Simonetti lent es t
wife and RP\ on children.
4.4...-
STRIKE
.5.
STRIKERS MAkao TIME
SCHRNEt‘mfil‘tDi N Y. Dec. 21,—1
Sympathetiostrilrers ol' the. General
Elaclrie plant here. and company oillAA
dials apparently were marking time
today l’erltetlngqura continued. but
there was no disorder.
on Government housing projects in;
-—:_,
.2i.~;~vrceAct- ’
llipper, tornmnuder In rhiet‘ of
VicoArb
NOTICE '
HARD WOOD IN BLOCKS
$12 Cord
Over Town.
9- W‘- 11 15" 1:3; get-tor of the Dockyatds til Klel, haw: WM EFFRON
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10:50; .mm from Berlin. .Tel. 441 Tel .441,
EAL—12:10. 1.033, 3:351, 5:09,
”kiwi-
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Christmas Dinner at
The Clifford Hotel
Give the day over to real pleasure and
enioltmnl Willi a splendtl ten course
dinner served lroni 12:30 until 8:00.
g. m Airtime:
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