fle following rs the program that
haul proparod and will be present-
. at the Christmas services of the
; School of the East Avenue M.
'wab on Friday evening at 7:30:-
‘Wonai—om Come All Ye
‘ WI.
it
30'. Hamid E. Wilson
. Offa'ing (for the Armenian
»_ and ant-a Relief Fund.)
“Cari—“Tbs first Noel "
School.
17 aaaroiaesz—
« -‘%ilenl Hint."
. Intermediate Scholars .. .
h—“Wa Three Kings."
Hoyt! urges. Charles Nine and
hi Hawkins.
”I. ——"Tbo Wise Men."
t t
. .d Chalk: Hartford.
. ”ht—"1110 Women of Jerusalem."
ha Callas, Hazel Bean. Verna Rob.
”. Olive llipson. (‘hristene Bake,
”an Seamen. (Tom yatnt‘oeverina.
Lucille liall.
- “no Shepards.”
[ fiancee Crosby, lt‘red lnt'cjoy, and
.“flarling my.
the Angel Messenml‘r
‘ Mildred Lovcioy.. .
lungs of the angels
- Older Girls .. .. ..
The World."
School. .. ..
act-o-
‘ Mv‘doy To
[transduction
” ev. Harold E. Wilson.
Miss Luella lt‘inch is spending tho
day with relatives and friends in New
_ listen,
. . Mrs. James 0. Jennings ot‘ Winfield
’ ‘7 mat is spending Christmas with her
‘ daughter, Mrs. David “'ortz in Hart-
: Hrs. Daniel Taylor is entertaining
,_ “was Bertha Mclnine of i'ittsburg. ill.
":3 ‘ her hm, on East avenue. over the
.“ holidays.
_ H. A Doland has returned to his
' ion. on Seavtew avenue for the boil-
?“fl. after an extended business frat
through Vermont.
Patrolman John Roberts. oi‘ the po-
flies department, is confined to his
Won First street with illness.
Yeoman Winton Kelli-y. who is
mllonod at the Technical school. at
Game’s institute, Pittsburg. Pa. la
wounding the holidays at the home of
Us parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W.
lsiley of Seaside Place.
I“ »———m~~
liss tlar'lon Roberts. of Hampton
. I Institute: Howard Roberts, of the U.
i 3- Ooast Patrol. and Miss Frances
lobsrts‘u'e spending the holidays at
' Mr ions at Hawkins aVenue.
mar BIG TRADE
' h ”angular round of news galli-
“ 1.! night shortly before nine
O'do. a number of prominent mer-
' WU“ aaitod the question:—
. new doaa your trade this Christmas
. compare with last season's? Lester
Butt of Hum at Hyatt. said: “It's
_ tho biggest trade in the actual amount
. a! biopsy paid in that we have ever
‘ fill in our 27 years in business."
.~ Willi“ Mon. at the New York
1flavour-y, said: “i had every prospect
gloat-yum M until tho
cams on.
one evening more like last
would hhve broken my
morn.”
Oafl' misc said: “I won't say
s bu laraast over. but it is aural;
Is most satisfactory ever. Elim-
ing nomad to run right. and it was
plea‘aura to handle the trade."
bound lbymond. of Raymond &
M. said: "ll has been a practical
am Ollflatmas and i am more
, , ~ aalafi'ad."
CROSS ROLL CALL
WMHG'I'ON, Dec. 24,—Reports
_. -.. at American Red Cross Road
— today flour all parts of the
”an ahmllment of approx-
m. .. 16,000,000 in the Gbriscmaa
"‘tllfi forty per cent. of the
‘ . including a number of
- » “at, ya to report. Final re-
.. which are not yet expected for
W it full. days in the“ opinion of
. Cu «metals will unit: the ma
mil-beyond the sixteen
lt,‘
Ilad mtber and influen-
, . as
mm the tad-call
“which” been extended
- mountain;
“reported to
t
h
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wowwvlsve‘h ~"flM
l NEW CANAAN
Mrs Edward l’auley of Smith Ridee
is ill at her some with a r‘eVeri- cold.
Mrs, and Mrs. llarry t‘ Scofieid oi
Smith Ridge are seriously ill with in-
fluensa.
“Chief" eltlvers of baseball fame, re
turned home. from camp Saturday even
lug.
. The roadbcid oi‘ the New Canaan eiec
lll'l(' branch is being itnproi ed. and
lthere is less iolting.
Misses May, Helen and inez Raiding-
.tnn have been victims of the influenza
during the past week.
Samuel Goldy of New York
i
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WILLIAMS turn it]
. lllil lumilrs
Milli“ llliiiE
“John the Barber" Wants
spent
Sunday at the home 0‘ Mr. and Mrs. Battier t0 Flght Western-
.J- E. Hemam in Hoyt street. 0"
4 Mrs. i-‘ C. Rntmond of New York‘ er It “ELL"
“'38 3 “Silo" in ‘0‘“! on 3810"“?- and, Contrary to the. expectations of a
niapocted her summer liable. in Ran-I- few critics, Battling lxvinsky's recent
toad sienue. defeat by Jack 'Dempsey has not in—
Miss Ella Krapowicz and her broth-l lured] “Iii" as a drawing card, nor lea.
son _. . . . . . .
er William have been confined to their N0 {Twila ZEN; {mffifinfiégfl
homes the past week or so, with infiu- tighter announced his roentry into the
enza. ring than offers for matches came
Albert 'l‘reehntnmer. employed aa' from promoters in many cities. Yes
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Wotan
intramural
tutu lililiiliii.
Group Arriyt'rig on Trans-
port Praises Sportsman-
Without
Willi liifFNEl in
Bill llEll Sill
Former Owner of Braves ls
Anxious to Take Over
. I'
Frazee’s Interests ship of Eng ish :
. . .\'l“.\V YORK, Doc. 2" That En
The muddled baseball situation at ullsltinen are good rpfil'lrllll'll anti
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‘mtblo.l,ml"‘
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“I!“ “ "“3"“ “““t‘: til'l-rar in the tool
Inst of hitherto tmiepor NJ tiarlljiil'll’r,
i i ‘4‘ lll‘ letter which they l‘Pt't’ltt'd was
welcomed as a splendid t‘lirtstuian
I . I ‘prnt—nl A charity: in (.l.i‘.illl‘o'_\ in
. iii.l(rn,tlll;1l0l_\‘lli‘dllS..tiltltum-v.1trin-
l ‘N" l rump” incident to the l‘llll or gimm-
I l tier, combined to protein amt .. ...h.
I ; ing Darien earlier.
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NUROTONf no sex .... mm...
i
. .1. . . _. , .-.. ~ .__. —- Expected Deal Will 3. Conaumatcd
The Norm-tn i':. ‘U’ltl‘illl Suntiaia “h” Joint Meeting.
school will hold its Christmas client
tows on Friday etching
The Dariea M ii. Sulltlay'at'lltlorb
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.--»lf the Uni-loll
Red Sox are destined to change halitlb,
('lil‘lslllih .- “I ”If”. “III be held or. . it is expected that the deal will be mn-
llie evening of January 2 unlimited WOW the major leaSUer- at t.
I'l‘tvo Congregational Sunday st hon. together for their joint meeting hrrtt
wrll hold its annual (‘hrfstmas festival
_ on Jan. 5.
. ~~ t‘lllll't'll this tie-mug.
s M. Allen has been unabk: to at Well-informed baseball men
:en . an inn dune. ill lllt' drug .«ton- r... pressed this belief here today, ill rim
a few days. helj‘duae of illness. ’cusaing a rumor which linked till
. v .' l .
"9‘. J J. “‘(Nam’ ‘1" “JUN“ Jatnestiaffney, former owner of if)"
mnsr at Fitch's- Home chapel today at . _
7 3.. ur, and at St John's Church at Illusion Braver, with the probable mitt
of the Boston Ampr‘cana'
8'30 and 10:30.
Over 5.000 men were laid off at the. President Ban Johnson of the juniol‘
practi<
ermuton Arms. ii_ M. C. munitiou league has been g‘vpfln what
t“
Boston. which President. John Heyd-
ler of the National League has been
trying for several days to straighten
out. may be cleared up by a new deal
which is now reported to be under
consideration. On the authority of
some close Boston associates of James
Gail'nsy. it is said that the former
OWner of the Braves may purchase
Lloyd harm. Stanley Carpenten
fighters was the unanimous opinion or
a continuum of .\merican navy h-lk‘e's
who arrived lit‘l‘r yesterday l'rt- . lame
don where they participated in the
Anglo-American >l'r\'l(‘t‘ tournament.
i’ui hioore. the Memphis buntani-
weigitl, who won over Jimmy Wilde,
expect‘s to meet the English champion
in another bout Moore said he had
plants in Bridgeport, because of can-
cellation of government orders.
Among those affected in this town
was W. I. ixiwndes.
The. condition of former Justice oi
the Peace. George W. Sherer. who has
been ill for about a week, is serious
Miss N. it). Shriter left town yester-
day to spend Christmas at the home;
Cally amounts to an option on the list!
(‘mss bv ()Wlltr Finlee, yet the Red.
Cross proxy is not bound by any promd
inert, and recent conferences he. is re-
ported to have had with Gaffuey led to
the conclusion that “there is a hm
on.”
The recent deal between the “(HI
‘ rct u med Friday
‘ Sllitlr‘llis' Army Training (‘orps for}
l
_, rtloa‘wsta museums l
and then it set me backi
.rlr rk in the Walter Stewart (.0_ mi lend.” 101’! iteislcr 0" "John the. ”“r'l'ho Bum“ Red Sox. thh Han-y pm.
II” it d g d . fie Iber’ as he is better known telegraph-
.. t e um at at noon. of linen-t ed to im-tnrky asking‘ his lerlnu for a
monla. followan an attack of innusn-t match with Billy Midlie at Tusis. Okla-
"I ltoma, on January It! or January 20.
\lius Florence Krapowics of the NewI at: I‘I°I "2‘“? “man“ 139mm” w“
_ . . e o eclno" azor oim's" offer
it .
.VOI Hospital. 3‘ Wk"? Plains. ‘9' but turned over the message to 8am
titome for several days last week. sub Driver. tumour of Larry Williams
”mm with a heavy cold. She returned who wrote to Reisier myth: that Wll:
..u Saturdnv, feelinu much better. i “m,“ would b“ 'wiiilua '° "'k" 1’9"”
Philip R. Burchard. son of Mr. and' sky's place ltKllillHl blinks. Levlnsky
-, . defeated Miskc in a four round be t
\ir.~ hank llulcliard of Park street. at Ebbets Field in llrooltlyn at the ill
from Wesleyan (‘0!-
M. t‘. war benefit bouts last summer.
lei-{c \liddlelown. where he was in the “NW Hiking WHIP“?! Place l" the
Illaslk moment. Ml‘n‘lfl‘ recently fought
. ill‘ Dempsey in Philadelphia and
Hill“ months ' though defeated managed to stick the
i~ rank Kelley, son of Postmaster/and six munds. nuke last week beat old
Mrs up"). Kelley, well-known in Rat» .lim J’iynn at Tulsa and Roieler fig-
arm College as a' football plai'el'. has tired 'u l.evinsky-.\liake matclt. a big
beun dangerously ill with pneumonia illitwllfrii'fff.353“? lItIat; been gel-
‘ . . ‘ ~- era 0 git.
h , , .
at l leters HOIIMll- "'5 conditlolr He Ill particularly anxious to meet
has improved during the past week. . Miske for if llt‘ wins over Jim (‘offey
Hubert Messing?!” of the regimental‘ in Philadelphia on New Year's and
foolhilll team at Great Lakes. I“. who then defeat.- Mieke it will place him
its: b: -n on o in a i we of absence in a position where it.» can dictate his
n u l y s 9' .own terms. What Williams needs Just
of six days With MS PENN“- Mr. and now is a lew flights to get him in good
Mrs Lester Measlnger, returned on. trim for the hardy opponents which
Friday. after an enjoyable visit. this lilanttger Salli “river has selected
“I“ Jennie Riley. daughter of Mr. fothllm lo InietIu. TAttide from his
ma c es wilt t‘ ay timer and Still '
I ‘ . II ‘ . v . 0i
mtl ‘lrfl- 103‘“ ml“ 9’ 3‘8“" ""9" (,hsdwtck \thltams has not fought
died Sunday at l p. m. of double prion-l this winter. He Li in great condition
nionlu. The funeral service will be now having worked out daily at tho
held Thurs-lay at 9 ll. ui.. in St. Al~' Renlllllwn Arms am every day for
. Itha last time weeks with Battling
03““! Church. a“ was “ ””9“”. Levinaky. lgvinsky is just now in
3'0““! 1“! “NW" cheerful. PM bar! amt shape and both man aspect to
sudden demise after less that a . win their bouts in Philadelphia on
week's illness. was a shock to her IVPV l'l'IIr's IDIy. Williams with (‘ot-
.ey am not iim as t a mo i c
"‘th mw' I assignment. ra d fl! all
““0“ ”W“ 50h“ F- Doyle recently ! against Paul Sampson whom he should
retufllad home with an honorable dis-j polish off in easy manner if he is any-
charge. after being in the service for thing like his old fighting form.
nineteen months. He left town May 2' . Levlmtlly will not train in Lancaster
'! at he, had at first intended. and will rsi
19".“‘1 39°“ fifteen months "‘ ”“1 turn. after his bout with Mo Hooch
ledo. Texas. doing border duty. He was there Christmas Day m prepare II" his
afterwards transferred to (‘amp Pike. light with Sampson,
(0. 'l‘. S.) Liftlll Rock. Ark. and when
the armistice was signed was detailed,
to 0. 'l'. S. at Frocmont, Cal. John‘s
homo-coming was the first since loaV-z
in in May. 1017.
'11s Melt). III. which was ill the
ISarmnis halls for a number of years.
'and was recently sold to Mathew Bach}
Inf New“. will soon be taken over,
by the now proprietor. Mr. Bach has,
,the present period of peace and plan-
Ihad experience in hotel business in ty is .0 sharp as to malls in wondar
New York and il tboSoutb. WMW'IH that cold and cheesiest; season is
will be remodeled and will cater“ to only a twelfth-mouth gone.
l
flrstolaaa this. Transient. weele' Cold weather commenced early la
,and season guests will be “Iven the‘ December and reigned supreme in the
1 face of empty coal bins. and the stern
beat 0‘ attaation. 3"- 3’m‘ ‘1“ mm" reality that we were really partici-
open hi! doors to the public on Jan. I. paling in the world's greatest war.
limit will be serVed at all hours. table 12? a Willie‘s mail? of hula-ti hart:
v. . “m w or. we a venue e y.wa
dhotlanl ' h ' ' come to our boys from Camp Denna
"" "" "' ""'"" i as a driving snow storm would permit.
.and had then bid many of them God
' speed on their journey over-atlas.
Lack of coal in the bias was a con-
iatuon that was not limited to the
1 poor as in former spells of frigid
weather; Many well-todo poopiewm
able to obtain but a very limited sup
ply. and even wood was hard to obtain
and sold at record prices.
it's Diffarattt Now. it's Vary Oiffat‘ont.
Everybody is happy and full of hope
and energy.
Plenty of work and record wages
are been the rule for the maturity of
tour citizens. while the supply of coal
and other creature comforts is sum-
cient to meet the needs of those who
have learned the hard lesson of a prop
or conservation of many items that we
am now forced to admit We willfully
wasted until forced to make the boat
of our communities. "
But best of all our boys are home.
the vast majority in far better physi-
lcan condition than when they wont
forth to war.
In some few cases it is true the only
comfort must come in the realisation
that the Gold Star on the service. lla‘
means a young life given in the sen.
ice of our- country, whether given it
the Mp or on the battle field.
or sic-k
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.llllllllEllll
The contrast between the Christ;
mas seasonal a your ago, and that of
r
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The. Christmas celebration of the
Norflel'd Blindny school was held ’in
the town hall [0-day evening.
The Norfleld Thimble Club will give. it
a masquerade dance in the town hall
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawk-y Williams. andl
i
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams will'
spend Christmas in Norwalk with Mnl
and Mrs. Charles Rubey. Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Horn and Miss Susiet
Fauliaber in Georgetown with Mr.‘
and lira. George Drew. ‘
Mrs. Eugene Hendrix is entertain-
ing her ulster from south Norwalk.
n hiends lien learn with regret of
the serious accidaut in which Mrs.
Jerome A. Godfrey sustained- a ball,
apnlasd arm and other iaiuriea by aI
IMI down stairs laat wosakat her
boarding place in St. Families. m.
when she ht spending the winter.
, m m aunda‘y
M of In. Stucco Andrus of’tha
West Side.
The mall Mall, Ilsa uaua
To those who are wounded
comes the assurance of taatlar can.
and ovary ears and comfort that a
Fantba Elsa Ethel Salmon and'hflaa who is
3d!- Dfldi‘ m WM“- - abrupt of that fact. When they were.
a '1 m" m M mm" m" ”M from “t” "m" "l“ ““3 MM" :mawmbwtoaua
v '3‘. mm?” m'mmJothnnaa were deceiving them. - . ...... _
[balmy M. that fbwwhlwwblowalOflUdIa-tho'lamaJnd demanded Yang‘s-YORK. W nab:
how-min to ‘ baseman-manna I If? ., I I 1%“.
‘-“‘ ‘. WW WM W a . Jazmin was
imvinaky being pitted I
lllNllllSllNli lllllll t
gramrai nation. or a lovipg hast-t caaI
been offered Stupor) and cnethird of
Elite motion pll‘lllrl' receipts to fluht
it int \Viltle again by ll. Nit-Donald. promoter.
for a London cittb. '
Among the other Amtrit'un htthttl‘h
in the contingent, which was under
the leadership of Eddie Kane. litanagcr
of Mike Gibbons were the following:
Young Chaney. Baltimore feather-
'me now has on the market, and trans
'fer the club to Braves Field.
This deal, if it goes throulrli.
maid, would remove the main difficul-
ities which confront both clubs. it
would end the Clinli'tn‘cl‘ly between
‘r‘l'asce and Ban Johnson, and. what
vlhe National Magnet-t; consider more»
.‘ymport‘snt. it would relieve the finan-l
rial strain which has tuned so hardi weight; t‘al Delaney. Cleveland light-
on the Braves. I Weight: Joe t‘ox, SDI‘lnflflt‘lll- Mil”
By installing the lied So: at Braves: beavyuw-luhi; lilll)’ Whfllrfl- St Paul.
Field (laffney could make that bix’ Minn. light weight: Kt \vpic (‘i'ni‘ndw
plant a paying proposilion for thel San Francisco. lii'weiuhl: Eddie .\‘ew«
ftrat time since it Was built. With' ton. Null-‘3‘. N. .I, weitcrwclfllii; ”it“
two clubs playing there. it would be Bryant, Great Lakes Naval station.
kept constantly decoupled during the wnthpyweighl; Joe Fisher. leather
entire playing sewn. and a part of weight champion. Atlatntir fleet; Jack
the ovcrhaad. which it has been re' ”on“ ..i destroyer tiotila; Eddie
routed amounts to 370.000 1 yeah: 'rmnmv, midrib-“eight. champion At~
could be charged off to the American‘ “mac fleet: .l. J. Pawcetl. bantam-
League (‘lub 3-“ ""1- Th“ plan “‘“Ml weilzlit champion. Atlantic ticet; .1. if.
operate to the advantage of boihl Tomahsulo. Elilabt‘lll. N. J“ national
iclubs, just as a similar plan with the; “Imam. bantamweiuhl champion:
Yankees and Giants pinyin! I" 'h“ Freddy Hayes Milwaukee and [iconic
Polo Grounds has succeeded. 'O'Kct’i‘c (‘llil'xllfo
The Illusion man who are uruiita' ' ' ‘
'Gaflliby in this move are the same
ones who have been after him since.
last full to tulle back the Braves. lt‘ort
it time it was thought llaifney would,
have to take back the National lmainte
club. as it seemed that tho present »
beads were not willing to no further
uith their baseball investment. Gaff-
nay has held off taking back those in-
terests. But with the war over and
baseball facing a prosperous season
Gaffney might. be able to make the
Elves a profitable proposian for the
present ownars. and at the same time'
have a profitable club of his own.
“10 armament would make it' poo
aibla for the pres National. League
club to get on a rm foundation.
PLAN sic MEET m swsosN
' ——
SPRING TRAIN INC
l‘lllCAtK). Dow L'l Officials of limit
the (‘hlcalo National and American
League (‘iubs Leann today to make tier.
inlte ui‘l'ilngt'lilenls for starting the
spring training trip following the an
nouncement yesterday that the maior
league season would open \April 23.
The Chicago Nationals decided some
time ago to do their conditioning in
lSotllhtll'n California. and President
i‘. A. Comlskev of the While 80!. :m-
trounced today that his team' would
train in Texas. though he did not name
the city.
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YANKS MAY wnv
FLAG wrrn CAST-OFF
A good omen that the New' York
1
An invitation to the. United State:;
to bare it picked team of tho leadinz
athletes of the country journey to 8“"
den for the purpoae of pil'ticipatinu hit
an elaborate international tithle-tc9
meet is extracted within tbs near N Y
lure. it became known est rd ll ankees will win we pennant n.”
the Swedish athlete you clatty in“ "a" u m M‘ um "my °t "w"
an °" " m players Were members of other Am
1991-. The occasion will be the 300th ican [mug teams before becoming
allalversary of the City of Goteborg. associated with the payroll of Colonel
' R ‘ R‘Dper'n
h h is ho second largest city olI in 1916 m Mama 9 . ted the
Swollen. l‘ari Benson. former amateur: fans of Pbilmlalpbia With "I“, "I“
wrestlins champion. mada this alt-,National League flag. tho depot-ad
Dollht‘emcni upon his mom to this manage being aided in his achieve-
! . intent by a number of players gath-
tgo‘t'ixz a let an ‘extended sojourn mom from other beams.
I 0n the Philiiss that year were:
. According to ma. no definito had indms. formerly of the Cubs:
MIN” h“ been “domed arl i' tb Roda Hilton Stock lid
. . m V 0 O : . a
bringing about a realisation of the pro De . formerly of the Giants:
posed moot. but it is expected that Genus Whittad. formerly of the
preliminary plans for the meet will WI and “0"," Cravath. for-
be pdopted m. 11,. mg. am to be mariy of the White 8th and Sena-
\ ,ton.
part of a great celebration. it is plan- but ,9” Edward E won the
nod to erect a stadium comparable to gm” We team “a world's
the mat Stockholm. where the Olvlll- championship with the following
pic games of 1912 were held. Under the player: 811:3; Push.” "Sm stung:
isntativa plan: all the loading athletes nia. “I'M of the Athletics; Dave
of the world willbelnvitod to compete. Shean. formerly of tho Both: Prod
lik-nia Hiortbcrg. formerly well. m and 8am Jones. formerly of
known as a local trainer of athletes. n his: 8am Anew Mary
has been engaged to prepare lbs “I.” of the Brooms. and George Hiteman.
. Iformsriy of the Yankaea.
isles of Goteborg. according to Bensoli.l
Hiortberg was. until recently. coach of, myeg‘n wilslh appear“; 'W"I::n.
. t , to are a.
Swadena Olympic athletes. ,m y of the Red Sou: Bob‘ Shaw
key. Frank Baker and Ping Dollie.
nosszo Ar eomr or PISTOL . Merl, _
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 24.—-’l‘hrec hold. Moaridae. formerly of the White
up then entered the store of Abraham 80-: Roger Powhatan. tonnerly
- l P . mm rl '
Sherwin on Railroad avenue. this citvuz‘; :1: m' :3 “2p and a".
this morning and backing. Sherwin '0‘ mndo Hat-sans. formerly of tho
the rear of the atom at the muzzle of Browns, and Pete Schneidqr. for;
a pistol. they rifled the cashdrawetgime'fly of the Reds.
. i .
then made their escape in a in ting JULIN TO 8 ‘50 KORPER
automobile. They obtained only (our!
' r mamas. Doc. ace—cm 3
Julia. of New Haven. will be recom-
dollars.
Gorman oflicara tailored in Valan~ mended ‘0 “0 “59"“ DOW 0‘
» ' Labo Governor Holcomb and the
.ciennes wished to send their “lve'lctinnrltb’llut 3"“ C "“0".“ Di!
arid sweethearts souvenirs of the town.I a. lbw, of If; A. Komr. of
ions noted for its fine laces. and they Hull 0 recent aa
'demmled that the inhabitants tumlah' Mm! director tor Muslim of the
Unftod'Bhul
then vi“! main. ’0' m0“ “'3“ Underr.Kor-psr.llr.1ulln baa bean
flityyaaranolacsh'asbaonmadeiu
head of the New Haven one. of tho
tValanctsanes, but the Bocbas were is- Barrios.
t
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mated Dtataa abutment
an. m of the New Inv-
ot‘ her brother, at New Brighton, S. l.‘
liir and Mrs. Albert Owen left Sox and Yankees. in which Frazer- let.
lhf‘ll‘ home all NOI‘OIOH Heights. Sun three Bur players get “way fpommtu
TRIPS START SOON '
toward .Bel't Nichol and Dodo Pasksrt. for».
0a the Yankees next season these'
day afternoon for at holiday visit with
relatives on Long island. ‘
lraac () l'ul‘dy tllt‘d ill his home in
' Noroton. Friday, at the age of 07. He
- had been for many years the manager
{of the New York office of the liamiil
ii llollotli (lo. silk manufacturers of
Paterson. N. .l., and Allentown. Pa.
In St. Luke's church, Norman. loI
(lay. a line matticsi program will be.
rendered in connection with the ser-
vice at 10:30 a. at. Holy comntuniont
twill bo administered at this M’nlf'.
iand also at 8:30 ii. in. The rectory
Rev. Hiram Van Kirk, Ph. 1)., will of-
l‘lciato. The mun-tic is under the di-
rectlon of Plot. R. ll. Smith.
M r. and lire. C. E. Scofieltl, receitr
a letter a few days ago from the
son. (‘lurence Scofield. .lr.. who is in
the army in France, and from whom'
no word has: been received in about
two months. Th.- rclakzea Were anx-
ious all this time fearing that Clur»
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ir difficulties of copper casting are (late
l oxygen .lllQi‘OL'Pll. a
Boston club, forecasts his early with.
drawal from the Hub. The release 0"
Shore and Leonard to New York who
not considered a blow by Boston t'l'll-
tea, but Duffy Lewis’s sale was resent-
'l‘houzh Frau-e is reported to
have received $15,000 in cash in ll!"
deal, the wiseacrcs hero point out that.
he would have disposed of a trio of?
stars at one lime had he intended re-
'tnaim‘ng in the game.
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It is now possible. to produce «an.
copper of high electrical and condor»
tivity that is mechanically sound. Tilt--
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nd other gases. and
this is general" overcome by ilsl; '.
boron which ‘tn. :1 tiig‘t affinity ftv'
these gases but no affinity for t‘op<
per.
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Merry Christmas
And Best Wishes for the
JACOBY’S
Make this a Truly Merry -
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NUTS—We only handle the best quality of big: lb
or Walnuts; 5
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Our offerings this year are the best ever. null“?
and price considered.
MANULATED SUGAR
SEEDED RAISINS.
14c pkz.
MINCE MEAT.
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