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SPFIIIIIISHIP I8
.cIusIII IIIIII
POI|l|ill IIIII;
Republican County Organi-
zotion Meets in Bridgeport
But Decides Not to EI:-'
dorse Either (‘eunty (‘an-i
didate I
FINNINII’SSFNIIIFINF
FAEN’AFFLIUIEN
He Declares For l’rohihition‘
and Woman's Suffrage——
Has No Desire to Influence
Legislators
'l‘he l"£I.l'i:I‘Ftl I‘II III
“motors and IIpII il‘. F\I s an!
Iliull'mwt III town cIIIIIIIIIII on root at
‘bo Strattiteld bowl in liIiIIIzI- IIoII. SII
Huh.) uttemoon to t..
unlimited, \IiIII Ii .. «ll‘ /
'Imlll'g GHIIIIIII AIsHIIFIFI 1th ob-
:rbitu: question “as the candidacy
f those \Ihu have he- "ll lllt‘ win III' -II in
Immoction \IiIII the spe .IIIII r I- ip.
I‘m-deficit W. "IIXFIH'IF. I‘eprIIsI-nIIIIII‘o
'mm IStmnfnrd. 'Was pIIIIItir-nlly tho
Inanlmmrs choice or the assembled
emulators tor the I-pI-IIIIeIshiII. III
Wm Judge Walsh oI Greenwich haIl
fan who tutored his IInliIIacy
npresorIlethm .‘\'I‘l|(‘lillli I‘ I and ., and
wool J. Watkins and Edmund E.
.mwe, chairman of the Republican
. committee wore prosontm from
h. I .. until
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in III' III I' Ilrr
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(Continued On Page Sixl
N NSF MEAFFANES
IlNllFllEll JUMP IN
PNIFE IN FNIIEFNF
‘ost Advanced Because of2
the Scarcity of Beef I
‘jThroughout Germany 3
WITH 'I'HF A'lllimt‘ .\I\' MIMI OiI new official boundaries for time zoneH James C. Brady. slstcrlnlaw
I I I PATION Dec.
tI.
N0 lNFFRFSl
IN POIINCS
OF EUROPE
Only Desires That Partner-
ship of Right Between
America and Europe Shall
Prevail, President wnson“
Tells Manchester 1 cople .I
'VFSIFS SHIP FINN.
ANl] EREAF [Nit S
Also DeIiIered an Address to
the Members of the Royal,
Exchange
.‘I.\Y\‘I‘lll~.‘.\‘Tleli.
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l‘I‘I'. '-'I ll‘.\ '1'!-
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III I'"I.~II it‘.I.I \\iI (III in row .IIIII: IlII-
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IFII lI‘I‘IIII 'I'IIIIlI‘ HLIII FIIJI' Il‘l
..‘\llltl'il.. H not more IIIII Irwin-tr
thI- litiiw" o; IIII.opI. hut III .I.--
III' Ii II \IIIIM. lI- ."IIIIIIIII
“It the future had nothing for us
but a new attempt to keep the “mid
at the I'ixht poise by It lillltllltt’ III IIIIII~
II"," the l‘llhlllt‘lll IIdIlIIl. the l n. IIIF
\‘I . w‘IIIIIl LII. Izti III II- at Ill it,
livtflll t~ she will loin Ito II'.oIIIh III'I ton
of pout-r which is not a Iomhination
NFN FINE [FINES Fill
FNFN EFFELFJNN l
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Standard Divisions Will Bel
Established hv La“ in.
Place of Railways—Linesl
Move Westward—blight»
Change Is Made by Com-’-
mission Under Daylight
Saving Law I
In uccotdance with the announce- .
mom made Nor-Amber 18 by the In
tersiate Commerce (‘ outmission the
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IContinued (in Page Six)
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COAIIIIIN
JIIIIIIENI
IIIsythIIII
Premier Lloyd George (lets
Bigger Vote Than Expect-
ed, But Asquith May Have
Another Member' s Seat
EIENENEEIIIF EEFS
‘I’FIFE FF FNNFINENEF
Formation of league of Na-
tions May Come With
llraftimr of the Penn
Treaty
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IIIeI-IIIIII III In had lN I n I w Ilttl .'\I.
only \I": . H H. \ thII‘I. humor I' Inm-
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fin; ii-IYI. III» IIIIII~I~ t-t I‘oII.IItII!I.~ F"i I<
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ITIL' in lIi~ IIIIIII- .I~ ~IIIIII Its Parliament
Illi‘ClB.
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IIIII \\',Im~l the from 01 thv OpposlI nI'l
tcuntlnu-Id on Page Twelve)
III-III SNIIESIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
”lamest. Farrell Who Shar-
ed 1‘ ortune of $100. lltltl. lltitl
Dies After 0 peration—e
liberal to Album (‘hari
tics
NII. \ll l'tiltit’, l‘oc so Albany
Iwhen- he had lived all his J11». will
miss James G Farrell capitalist and.
son In law of Anthony N. llIudy
Farrell died at the Post Graduate Hos
pitmtt this city. Friday morning. follow-
ing an operation on \\ odnesdny. Hrs.
of Mr.
30 —Horse meat in the United States will go into of Farrell. who died Thursday from pneu-
, has experienced another ad fectut 2 o‘clock Wednesday morn- ’monla.- was buried yesterday.
h price. In Coblenz This is
I) the Wily of meat In Gen‘
Meatless days are being gen-
, II observed throughout Germany.‘
ng. t‘l ”F
Although Standard time has be‘en‘ilril
operation since November 18,1883.-
whon the United States Natal Obser-:
In Icon,“ the week beginning 09- Ivatory tisshed through the country the
r 16 wos a meatless one. The blgnnl that PI" Um system in Opera-I
Ing price of horse meat in the. or i
Ibontinuod on Poe. Two) F
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.. UEIS FflllllEll Fl]?
SAFE FIFE NAISF .
III
tion up to the present the limits of
the Standard time zones have been
fixed by custom of cross eminent
railroad ‘or by local law. But the dsy~
'light saving act not only problded for
the placing ahead of the hands of the
clock but further provided for per-
mnnentUn ited States Standard time.
{The commission was required to de-
fine the limits of the time me, to
unify existing zones and move them
lslightly westward. l
In a quiet. unostentatlous way. Mr. ’
larrell distributed to charity with luv I
ish hand lie. and Mrs. Farrell. what
was Margaret R. Brady. built three]
Catholic churches In AlbonY. Drootlcol-
'ly supported II hospital. Iwhllo contri-
buting generously to another.
Individuals In Albany who bweflt-
ted .from Mr. Powell's phllonthropy
number hundreds. Families In dis
M
montlnned 0n Pogo Bin
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SUES FOR MONEY DUE
ON ACCIDENT POLICY
Judge George H. Vosburgh is todoy
trying the case of Mrs. Emma Stewart.
“atom Suggested For-i
need of Organization
“leugu‘eb etc: yil
Esme of the Kaiser" has been flormed I
", ,I issue on appeal to the form-‘
L-rs of the err-Emperor, as
. u diplomats with whom he was
.. to submit all possible docu-.
I...
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(Continued 0n P356 “'0’ of this city rs. . the Massscbuutts
Accident 00'. Mrs. Stewart is suing“
the insurance company for $300 on o
policy wbléh she claims is due h r.I
since the death of her husband. w
was killed in an accident at Wilson's
Point Mrs. Stewart is being more
sented by Attorneys Tammany and
Cdnnery.~‘wblle Attorney Cromer C.
Hegemon is oppearlng for the insur-
ance lo.
$1,500,000 FlliE
l
I. to prove the Emperor‘s Inno-
ot the outbreak of tho' Nor. F
Henry of Prussia, who was
... for president of the league,
ed Von Hindeuburg 't'or the;
. Iiflntl
l
tinned on Patio 'l‘w'el've)
»: -.. Markers on.
. Autos Next Seasoni
) u I lie oommis‘sloners have
oration plans which mo)-
In the adoption of em-
' I .markers for 1920.
- ‘ nor MacDonald con-
w‘lfi flmioomtntlve of the Set-
of Canton, Ohio.
-‘ of .ond the latter ox-
., . that lie embassod mar-kerb“
~Innings on: the plain lurker.
.. mam be mutated
go av
'Bristol, Va.- Tenn” Business
Buildings Destroyéd
BRISTOL. Vs. -.,Tenn Dec 30. —Five
large business houses, including the
Dominion National Bank. were des-
troyed last night by fire. The flames
were checked only after the arrival
of fire companies from Kingsport.
Tenn, in response to a call from the
Mayor of Bristol. The loss tool esti-
mated at 81. 500.000.
The fire started in the five story
structure occupied by the Mitchell-
Powers Hardware Company. As the
firemen arrived them were I: series of
explosions of dynamite and shells in
the building nearby structure: were
oeuon fire by flying embers. So for
File” reported there woo no loss of
, .
The destruction of the bloat of the
Bristol Gus moon-lo Componytbro w
the city into common
forth-r
emu: “13“.“.
'nothledudsroomectodtobelnot-
momentum
neon , -
The one Is being tried before u
dury, and this morning several ergo
"merits wore'heurd, but a recess was
called ot noon until 2 o'clock 'when
they will be resumed. It is expected
Ihe case will be turned over to the
Jurors during the early afternoon.
WILL ACT ON THE
1EASTOR’S RESIGNATION
A meeting will be hold this often
'Inon of the Ecclesiastical Council ol
the Congregationollsts at the South
Nor-walk Contributions] Church, at
which line action will be taken upon
the voluntary resignation of the pn-
tor. Rev. John Stopleton. The poo-
toro Ind dolegntoo from the following
Congrogotionsl churches have been
'NlliiNIIlli HANEllFl III
I FAILS Filli SUN [IF $88,000
0 Yet Passed Bill—Wharfage Facilities
Congress Hash
Must Be Sho Before
TlIeIpmspects are that .
to receive 888,000 for It
wants. This, of course.
the passage of the Rite and Harbor
will". now before Conng-s Congress
mart Schuyler Merritt informed
The Evening Sentinel this im-
a’provement is provided i‘ in accord--
'once with the report s milled in
llIIUAI‘ Document Number 1113. Sixty-
t
third Congress, second .~I ‘FUII. A two.
\iston, however. is made the bill
that no part of the amo shall he.
upended untII the. Sun "3" III “.Ir
shall have removed sail. ‘ctory us—
surotIcI-s that local iIIIerI-’ writ con-
struct out‘ll public wharfa focilltics
IwIIIIIIIII III
IIIIIII IIII
Wcstport and Mill Hills
Arc Rt‘lltll ted to the Pt nit.
lIII‘ .‘llnm‘n‘ Fl.tll‘lI‘l "il‘l ':Illlt liIIlI
ici‘. Ililllgltlv‘t‘x III IIIIIgIIII.I “finial" n1
:1 Fair IIII'IIII. \\'I II ‘.- Itt md doun ill
hunt or lFlI‘ Norwnlit .\I'I:n~y about
8:250 Saturday «Hating by an auto,
coating down \\'L“;i avenue, driver. by
l'uitalo C(Ultlflttlln. of North WDItin;
ton arI-nue. Bridgeport
Both young women war-I rolled in
-the street, and at first it appeared to
“bystanders that they must be serious
. ly injured.
When assisted to their feet. howev-
IIr. it was found that neither was In-
‘thn-Il. and they were taken to their
I
mum by (‘annnnutL and satisfactory
settlement mode. No ornate.
Too minor outoiuobilt- occidents
“H lint-I (lit. ..r Page on the jump,
l .w-HI-I' Iltltiu a III“ lnlnull‘fi “I
ror‘ n‘ Nu! plant I Iii‘liK‘k SNIUY’IIIJV
o Iwnrm
(not miv.‘ on fifth Du.
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FFIEl’llllNES ENSF
llllilE AFFFN .lAN. I
Announcement is mode by Thd‘
Southern New England Telephone Co. F
that as A result of tor-go ond rebooted
increased in the cost of lobor and mo-
Iterisl it finally becomes accessory
to make o general incrsoso in its ox-
change service rates throughout the
state. The role changed. oftectlvo Jon-
usry lot. opply to oil oxobobge oer-
vtce furnishodonoflotrotobooloond
represents in gonerol on lucreooe '01
25c o month for residence tolepboooo
ondbtlcomonth for business t ‘
phones. in exploining tho coco-any lot
this increuo. the Compouy points out
tho: its pro-m moo bovo boonoon
tinned for o subatontlol DIM dull"
which the totes sud price. he 0th:
services sud commodities hove boon
materially odvoncod old m hot
the mount of revenue mulling from
the rate increase Iwill. in not. be sono-
whst less thou the omount o! wogo in-
creases that have boon accorded to
employes during the lost six months. _
Mr '
(Continued on Pooo We)
I]. s. TRANSPIIIIT
SIRINIIEII IIIItIs
LONDON. Dec. 30.——Tbe American
transport 'l‘enotlore. which left New
York for Brest on December 18..'wos‘
stranded on the rocks neor tbo lslo'
d'You, in the Boy of Bison. on Butte-I
My Adv' can state that more out
board are being reouced.
NEW YORK, Doc. 30. —1ole 1?th
when the Amer-Icon transport Tons-
dores struded. is ten miles from the
Frontal: oooot; ond obont twenty-eight
miles northwest of Les Sol-loo. d'
Dionne. The Island is o moon of grun-
lto and lllmnno town. You, with o_
ponnlut‘on of about 3 .000.
The Tenodores to o pmongor ves-
not of obout 7.78: tons. gross register.
owned by the United Trot: Compouns
and ’prior to being roouloldoned by tho
Wu- Deportmt on o troop troooport
woo to service bemoan New York sod
tourism: Honolk Walport, South-
.. .. w
root: opvmlonim “I‘M“!
mulled“ flotlllthIl “I‘ll-3M
but“ low!
" II‘. 9. snip. amt uranium,
I NFVENENF
Secretary of War Will Make
as, in his opinIoII. ill't‘ ll .Iuired In the‘
interest of commerce. it will be re-F
milled that several conferences were‘
held in the South Norwalk (Iub I‘. ll -
ing the lifetime of Cong E J. iii 11
and as a result of these meetings Iillil I
investigations the report referred to'
above was mode to Congress. Inquiry I
on the pm of The Sentinel this morn I
innl tailed to IIIoIIIIt- a bi;lll Eat. III; III I
Iianatiou of the prmision ioI uhaIi
age etc. Congressman Merritt ml}
be wanted on to safeguard the inter-
ests oi Norwaik in respect to her II:.r-
lIoI iIIIpIIIIIeIIIIInts. In all matters III"
has prown u worthy successor to Mr
Hill in looklnll after the interests oi.
lilo constituents,
FINEWFIISENNFNS
as a Result of the ()ppo
Deputies
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W¥NR Fthlnn .m t .tt l'tItIslalItIIIIIIIiI' l’IIuFlilllI
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Tum . gilt :tIlI I “it. c- sciio ix III tom. w riiI. I. .ILII- w
I I:.t;;:"t~. dzlill‘.‘ at FL: I III" II “fl",l‘.‘ 13:.) ‘I l I will} him
An.“ grant"; TI... .i i’u‘v In... NIL-Niel Eh. I' . ..,~
lill’ I.I-"IIII.I l'IL-II. ‘I'III.III.I" ‘I'II.. lit l“-
.. ties.
lit“. JUAN SIAM. h.” ." . iti..)' lilrfi llllll.l\\'. l"‘I'. Fill i.\\\lll‘ldll‘ll
III tho (‘tlllliltbluil of III: It‘t‘il :II.II..‘ i'rt ~. The «III Minn I-. llill' Illlll
pastorate at the South Normal). (“on .11... I“, I...“ with] It. II...“ t;.;
grog aim. at tbuIIh with too splendid. p H. H um“ i .\ _ h “I “A
{Ultt‘lul scrwtnonn \Vlliill II- dulhel I. NFFIM. Ftiltl (n ”M” (h 1‘ you x \I I‘m
to the mcI.nbc .4 of his congregation ill ‘
the morning and evening setvtcc bit. ed the armistice i‘lI IIIIlIlIll III III: I:
Stuntman for tho out your luu bum IIIII. slllIIlltl III- I‘I‘hll Ilium I . in
”5mm”! “it“ the " A., t‘tltllllll'ltfi according: to .‘ldllilim
Striking Minersin l)u.~;.~.I.-Idorf District i‘ igzht a i' itched
Battle With Soldiers Guarding the Mine
EIIII‘tItlnci". III the
Camp Mct‘ II-llond. Annlston. Ala. on flIi I‘ I . ‘ .
after a year's experience slth this Ir- -”'I I‘ '3' I‘- “II““F‘I'IL’ “"II' “'IFIIL
sanitation he tenuend his res. gnotion War (hm. Igog am}
to the Congregational Chutth in order I"
to devote his entire time to' ”l' “out
‘I\ It
I'“: I‘ “towns In I' II‘ (lt‘I'llp'll‘ II on: I is onus.
\illtl.lllll\1 be borne in I‘ II I‘lI ling: Am .r;. a” “flu...” ”Mid"-
CONSFANFII’ OPIF DISTURBANCES
CONFINUE Willi GRFIF FIRES
IN FNF PARNNINN’FI QUARFEN
F"Tutltish (‘ hambcr of Deputies Reported to Have Dissolved
sition of the loans: I‘urk
VIINAHASNEENFIPFUNEF] iFiNLSIIEFlSF
. FNNEFS S...FFFEFNNENAIIF.FFONF$
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civilait populations. _
l.I'.\iIIF.\ EIA‘I‘ “I”. Vllllfl Ila! . f
lir't‘li I..ptIII .: in the Bullion“ I
tom-x I». II..:. e I“ .i (foponbgon .5...‘
‘3‘"
.lispahi: he M. .il quoting Pe-
trtit'l‘ad l'l‘lllll'i‘.
I.
Strik-
Ilusscltiorf Ilis‘
ll'lt‘l lInIc “Int/ht :I pitehI-J battle
\Iitlt IIIII ‘ivrs protecting the
mine, lIl'I"I.‘I".lllll‘ to advices 29- ~ :-
sIIlIIIII in \t‘l't‘f'tll person's being,”
killed and Wounded IIIIQIIII- the
troops FIIIIIII)" stirruIIIIdotl and or.
rested the miners.
—’
CUIIH‘INZ, Saturday, Ilene. 285 ’
.‘(liy the Armeialeti l’ossj.--~Tho‘-ffi;7 ,
steadily iIIrI"IIIstlIiz II‘IIIIIlIOl' of ttn~ I. ’
employ I'll lIlI‘II llll '(llIlI‘m nittl 0th?!
.\.\I.<'t‘"II.I."'I.‘. 31. FFI‘t‘. :It
Lt}
llts resignation ultltske eitec. on Jan “““I’” "“H ”"1““ I‘ W'" “l.‘ "I " ‘Iiltlc llll\.lt‘l\. Man) of the idle
uury lot, out! yesttrday he took on I lil'lll' II in the litil" .\ \\llll lI IIIIIII I \
8-011 10 urtrlt 118 in“ “”1005 “I”! the change II, IIIII than) lll‘lllL' (IIIIIIvt-tl
congregation h“ hm “nod "" "H to iIIIlIIIIIIIily Ills-trims \lII‘
and delivered to them two of the fin- I.
.05! ”Hmong 9 ,3 board m u“. .I.“,m :IpiIIl iII l‘l'I'llIti‘ and III. giant and
IIIHIII
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SEREF. HIJNFINFIFNN FFNNEEFIEUF Ell.
INNIFFS llF THE WAR MAI NNF AFFENFF
" ' Fl] INCREASE FINE
Reduction in Expenses to3
Meet Financial Needs Is
Now the Objective
Ira. letter to doted Dec. 8th. 1m,
I
I
and reodo on follows: I NEW HAVEN. Dec. tin—Reduced
“We left Hobohen Aug. slot. or: the mom rather then increased reve-
In tho one now seem to be the hope that
some convoy with the Leviathan. for the pillows of the Connecticut Oom-
rnerly tbo Voter-loud Ind the florth- bllny one counting on in their slnlgh
on: Pocifio with Secretary of “or B:- (dc to have the concern meet the up
her on 0004. 'uauol conditions that are now.existing,
"We londod at Brest. Franco. Sept. and love itself from going into the
—— ma. of the receiver. 0. fate that has
(motioned 0n Pogo Twelve; befolloo. may of the other trolley
- - monies in neighboring stores. The
' mulling boutimsut seems to be that
practically all thought of o seven
out rote has been laid aside. Wheth-
Dr. Samuel ll. Huntington received,
I most interesting letter" this morning
from his son. Arthur F. Huntington. a I
sergeant ot the first class in the Sig-'
not Corps of the A. E. F., giving thI
first. definite details of his part- in
tho World's War drums. since he lett'
homer
Christmas Exercises
At First M. E. Church
Ito [IIII all hisw w inflicted upon arc:
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l
Intel: or» div-II am Il l‘erm: lll sold~
icrs An IIFI‘III' I. ll IIoIIIIt lllmlfl ready
ind: .'I.\ Fly III lItIri'oliinfi‘lI r shows
m
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EURIIPEAS NAIF/ll
BENIN MINISTER
Resigns as District Attorney
—Work Will Entail Tilt
to Many Countries
United States Dislxloi Attorney
'fliomos J. Spellucy of not .
Denounce nomineo or. o.
tendered his resignation no ob
tummy and will sail Milk! In! on
My on the new to Ito".
He goes to Europe on mm M
Itnitod States Govern-D
claims against the “Valium.“
Item of the war.
nib livy
Anal-tout Secretory
mum D. Roosevelt mm
m In tho
Novy. llrs. Spellacy wll
Joanonwck. a
The Christmas exercises of the Sun-
doy School of the First M. E Church
will be hold this evening and an on
ioyoble time is anticipated. The ex-
ercises m to commence at 7 :30 and
the followtus program has been ar-
ranged: . ‘ .
80nng Hosanna: ........ School
Prayer—Pastor Rev. John J. Snuvoly.
Welcome Song—Primary Class with
or this Iwoo became of the atrium pub-
lic sentimeut‘tbot exists ogoinst the
step or because it would be inodequato
to help out. matters is not known. The
himonthetrlp. ltlo~ "lot
the wort .will require in. m D II!
moth.
nt- Snellacys rosiznolbo on not f
method of getting their expenses re- yet. boon outed upon old Do or -
iduced that is expected to be utilized the district. attorney's t” — be *7
is notion of die legislature in the com: cor-fled on bftho m I'. 1
ing oeukm in removing a number of elubymnd Alton K. ”I. Ir.
funnels] burdens that the company is sponsors mom is ‘
now forced to oluiulder. l no. work assigned to m,
I“ The chief burdens are the cool to
Greeting by Annie Sbufolt
Recltotlon—llorrlet Bhutelt
[Isolation—Miriam and Roy Imwndes
Song—Ring the Christmas Bells
. . ...................... School
Responsive Reading—Supt C. F Tris-
trsm and School
wens—Sleep Sweetly Sleep
they ore forced to poy when bridges
over which their cars run. are rebuilt.
Whether or not the compony will
the coming session. or depend on the:
governor taking action following thci
' Continued on Sixth Pogo
...... Helen Snavely
Recitation—A Letter to Santa. . '
ma Biosell Fatrfield County Low
Song—Welcome to the Mighty Prince - ’
of PM 3cm, Inllhteracy Records
Song—Luther's Cradle Hymn Primory .
Recitation~Christmns is Here . shown in nu onnuol It
............ .Ruth Hoyt of anklinx. Lone. sombryof tbs
Rocltotion and Song—Sleep Little 3&- inlaid». Fohfiold county is the Icon
by steep .. ........... Grace Show Illitpmte of any .0! the counties In
The Woodro tStory. ”School
Poo omine—Midnlh on Judo‘su
:lllo-iXorIon‘g'o‘llligs. Ruth Elan.
Lol- o on. I: on 860;. on-
oil-mull who floor-don. Olive
the stole. Iwbilo Win . county
lends theolote with orotb M93.
while li‘oirflold county's
Bight .
the company for paving and the cost‘
'Imohe on owes] to the legislature otI
'an ‘ In”
(Continued on Birth PM.)
Changes Expected h . .
State hole Laws
3qu (humidifier of “or Vehi-
resonances...“ ....
II .II New . ,
mm may thot In situ\‘ _,
bod [thus made for o "i=0- of the ’
talc lows.“ the MI
bespokeotontomingtbo bio
and the hoodlum govt
club.
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