‘ .Lmutttllli
ma Mrei. James H. Ganley, East
55510. were Visitors yesterday in
éw York city
5A monthly covenant. meeting.
urge of Rcv. H. E. Marsland, will
in
{MESS Cora. Von Uncovering. Gregory
Boulevard. has accepted a. position in
the office of Pohlman & McLean.
4 Washington Fifvei.
.A business meeting will be held to
night. by nwmbers of the Advent.
.Christian Church ir cilizt'nly follow-
ing the rennin; mid-woek prayer and
testimonial service.
150 ‘1‘}; '
church are i: .
at the home of Kira. Samutl lv‘lm}.
‘5' ’Sefi’ll’m RW.21""' wwwklv ‘
1129546 to be transacted.
This warms-:5. in “mnnmmty Hull.
V ‘Van Zant street. a. rip-aw ‘
*2 undo!” the. auipivcs of thn. "rung Mona
Communflv :“zzb. 'li;-:- prom d4 of UV.
affair will an toward thv ‘Ifill
Sklltin: Funfi
Ti” 5.? .3 .i i - .'
553137250“ .13'
film-n
‘ I
i'n
- will 1'5- l‘
Pnntl
77'” ‘-
89 5 Al till
.-. '3. I . 1
An t-xzt'aztutiun has Ewan l'A‘i’IT‘Cl'tl
of the rumor 0: :» :itv'ikn by Ell." [mun
men at. Hm ’v'iLanu l'niit’_ silnumiq.
Three [non who “'(‘l‘t' (=11 unit-ti aims. i
the tug just titzmi up wt-re or. shift;
of eiuht lionm' vault. hit: nt‘tnr
» man‘s Shift was t‘uinplvie-tl ha- was
oompclled to rvnmiu €4.50er tho r-A-
maindvr of (lazy. lev) '.-.':~:11 t.»
Supvrintvndcnt Brown. :zskmi: {it} for
5 . 24 hours in‘xtczui.
' and then quit.
9 ill"
They Wt-i'o rwfunt i
5 WEST
NORWALK
Mr. and fairs. Louis
daughters spent the wool: cud with l“-'-
latives in Union Hill. N. J.
The monthly meeting: of the Wind.
5 Norwalk Improvement Association v.1;
-held Monduy evening in the chapel.
firs. J. V. D. Mumuubor and daught-
er Jeanettc. ot' Dzirivn, spent tho wr-ek
mad with Mr. and .‘vlrs. l". R. l‘h‘llfi'fitiil.
Mr. and Mir: Sauuwl Morchmiw (-1".
tenained Mr. and Mm. Robert N. Moro-
house. 0? NGTWP-lk. and MI. and .‘Ji‘s.
€51!an F‘illow and daughter, Thanks-5
)
t
i
till‘l
81.11.43.»
The Misses Meioel and brothnr Har-
long residents of this Villlufl‘, on-
.-ing the late Willlnin E. Stroer.
_ . have taken up their residence
, {Flax Hill Road. South Norwalk.
Louis Schodo surprised his friends
_ iving Day by killing a beauti-
gray' (or. This is the second fox
”:hasca'ptured this season, the first
' - about three woeksago was a four
med» Iiox. '
:and‘ matters of businosa discus-
Two new members being pro-
: 53nd excepted. All members are
tied to take-more interest in tho 9:5.-
‘nociation by attending the meetings
more regularly.
_ No special business was dincuesn.
at the weekly meeting of the Ladies‘
‘Afld Society held \Vednesday at the
home-of Mrs. La Due, except for the
minutes being read by Mrs. B. P.
'Cfionweu. suing secretai'v for ML...
Almeria. Next meeting will be. at thv
home of Mrs. L C. Whitney.
The large barn and garage used hy
the caretaker. Frank Georgia, on the
H. A. Florsheim estate, Fillow street.
» burned to the ground this morning
~about eight o'clock. Neighbors and
students of the Holy; Ghost College
rendered all assistance puasible in re—
scuing the four horsea and automobile
ind preventing the fire from spreadé
tug to the house. The origin is not
:known. Mr. {Florsheim being a. New
Yorkor was not'at his summer resi-
ence at the time.
- llAR‘lEN .
Mrs. James Dooley has been suffer-
with a. cold. '
-Mm. Georgn.A. Velio lino returned
m a. trip to. Atlantic City.
Charles Bowen is pointing the main
Wldingn of the Ring’s End Fuel com-
pny on “lost. avenue.
-Miss Susie Lanna of Main street
returned, from. of few days‘ won:
in Miss Belotte oil the Bronx. '
r. and Mrs. Shaughnessey have re-
ed from. Newton into the Pooley
k on Railroad Wile. ‘
Carl Brianne: hanbeen nursing an.
5 100$:me a- window-rm:
momt panting-.om’ it.
, .Bherman‘ Hoyt and fnmi off
.54....“—
n-ménr n5— mm m “‘55
.‘mflp.
thecn outermining A. C. Stove-us or
him Phoenix Assurance Co. Lulu-oi
London. which Mr. Gill repmsenzs in
this town. .
Mrs. William B. Beckiey or the Post.
Road recently entertained a few
friends at luncheon in honor of her-
“... .__.4 A... __
guest, Mrs. William Thorn:- Mattlxowéu
or New York. .
titev. “'illiam Sinclair and Rev. G.
E. Richter of this town attended the
conference of leaders in tho inter-
church \Vortd iiovomvnt. llf‘ld Tues;
day at New Havcn.
fair. and John
Dario-n wile haw returned-tint“ a five
Brook.
.‘vii‘S. lli'uiuét‘ i‘i
weeks“ visit with rclati“9.< in
Tlgcv uttvml :Iia‘
lyfil “(27,1 tlnl‘t L.
\rrddirg of their dzuiahtor-inlmfi'. for
mirly Mrs. '1‘. L. Kramer. M :1 Drool—:-
._\:. \‘uziill 7:;121.
and
. This and 1"“idtu‘ :H'it‘rnrron
I‘vi‘lllilgs, tho Liulivs‘ Aisl Sovivty nt‘
‘5 “(5 I.‘ (‘\.fl.,.i.)‘ .'\~;l' )3 ’1 lltgiji' ._:g
mini fair. 'l'iierc will he no :u‘u)is.~:;.h
for“ $11.1 n0 Sumter \t'iH lw < .ncl.
. .. ch is (who :1 (l: ‘litl'llll'I {5.55:1 tho
custom of fol'nn‘r )‘t‘ill‘a. Hut in ac-
vlition to tho usual b.)o'h:=. refresh
“cats or \xii‘lflll.» lil.ttlr‘.-~ 2‘: :ikt'urtm's.
1TH“. lt‘t‘ (‘l‘t‘tllll will
vxofi‘oo. (alu- tan-l
in.- an 2:1. ‘-"l"‘
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Lin. . it) tun». m:
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5 NEW mm
"- ‘KMW'uW MN W,
l‘\’>‘0]’l )lorv'ill and Mimi} l;.\\'v u-
turncd to New: \'ml—; {or 1510
A. son was born to 11;: and
rum}: \‘ilia-llo of iiuslrd T‘anfo
night.
Miss Flore-not» l<i':=.povxic? of the Now
York hospital, “'hitn Plains. was: the
, Til:lflk§§:.\'lilg
u inter.
Alli-1 Jil
Fl‘lilan‘
O
gzuust of her intronts,
lfny.‘
(‘harlvs Ilium won tlr- tutkvv :ix‘m‘.
:m'uv bv tho I‘liitn l'onl rum—n to the
on? :iihkin: :lw ln‘st n-m‘n- in howling.
l). A. A..\\'hr‘olm‘i‘: :llltl S B. ll'wl
“‘j'nl‘f'fii‘d tll“ 'Xl‘llljf-NuV}: fut H l) ill
:"rime‘. (It llw
l’oln' Grounds, New
York, Saturday. “
Nancie»: Suvdvr, j:-., 0" Mt. Vernon,
snout Thanksgiving with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 515‘1 :lilClS Studor of 90m!)
M‘ain stroct.
Miss, Elizabeth Krapowicz. a teaclwi
in tho Manclierztcr school. spout
'l'hanksgivinu and the wool; and with
her parents. on Smith R5323".
The Stamford High St'llOOl students
from thzs town did not :Ltlcnd school.
Monday, owing: to tho funeral of Etl‘
ward A. Snuunls. \‘ii:o~prim:iplr- ot‘. the
llizh school.
Miss Edith Sara. (lilUElllr-l‘ of Mr. and
Mrs. H. \V. Sax»), who is attending
Dwicht‘s school at l-Zumdwuod. N. J..
was the guest of her parents ovor the
Thanksgivintr~holidnvs.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis: Snydor. six, of
South Main stroot, quietly (‘t‘lt‘hl‘alod
their fortv-etghth wedding anniverszu‘y
on Thanksgivink Day. Congratula-
~tios were receiVi-d from many ir’eudsz.
Miss Blanche Grown, daughter oi
Min and Mrs. F. 153. Grehn. who is an
tending the Draw Seminnrv at Sirmel.
N, Y.. spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents on South Main street.
Elizabeth Coffin Gilbert died Satur-
day in the Stamford Hospital after an
illness which la<ted about a year. 'I‘hn
remains were brourht to the home of‘
Dr. W. C. “food and the funeral held
Qundav, at 3 p. m. interment was
made in New Berlin. N. Y.. Mondav.
Carpenters are making alterations
to the Mead buildinc, oposite the Bird-
sall House. and to the. other Mom]
building in Main street. The Evans
store will occupy the present two ntor-
on of. the Marsh bakery and Dickin-
scn's drug store now occupied by Wil-
liam 'ttiicKondrick. the harness man.
and Mr. McKondrlck will move further
down into the south store of the Mead
building. '
NOIMMEDIATE
HOPE FOR COAL
—.
Continued From Page One.
fduce suffering. leaving solution of tho
‘greator question, ending of the strike.
-,to Washington officials lovernors of
fibres states. Carey of Wyoming. Vic~
Kelvin of Nebraska. and Shoup of Col-
orado. had as the purpose of a contor-
‘ence today the working out of “some
'3‘?“ for a satisfactory distribution of
coal."
There was no official comment on
the action of the federal court at In—
dianapolis in citing eighty-four gen-
eral and district officials of the Unitm
Mine Warhol-8501‘ America for con-
temnt of‘tho order calling 0! the
strike. Application for that step was
iv: (1,""9 tmnnt 0' inwfice anang-
The mine workers’ officials will be
given a houring Tuesday. .
Dasnite labor trouble in the New
‘River fleld‘s.-VVest Virginia today can-
't
tinuodzto be the nation‘s chief pm.
_ Miners in than .
Raincoat. subdistrlct were expectqta :.
dunno or sun coal.
tormm wag: immediately. open:
_ magmas .had accepted the, 2 ;
«.4
sm
less the minors m .mgnn’
der tho terms ofléréd' ‘thmti “(Inc
company of state militiamen already
was on.dut: iu the vicinity oi the
Missouri surface mines, and, three. nd~
diuonal companies ware ordered
there. Tonight was the Limo limit ex-
tended the miners to return to Work.
Volunteers for work
of nmrhy statosstlil were registorimz
in Nebraska today. it was also :mid
lllil‘l Wyoming t’ncml possibility of \'o‘-
untecr mining: under the zirntm‘tio" :‘
(Poona. Calls Wow timed for esvzn;
viva .Zl‘l‘t to mobilize to work in tlw
1115:” s. u.‘tli'ional troops
rum! fro!” 5-» gwntuc' miswm
who wishnl to work.
Iowa mtnt‘ npt‘ ‘atorr: 3“!“"9d notion
on union wm'lims that unless (boy to
mrv‘nd in work on Dcccmhvr S. tlw
lllllllft would 17¢- oimncd to any comp~
Mont labor.
‘ x
r mm
and
Mi...‘ H...“
m oi :-
ttOt dt‘tAiL‘inA.
m iii: fui‘nml
:mflmlc. linum'or of
liltii’ ma: ("l'llt't'a Worked by incunorh
(512ml mm. ’lhcy claimed it. was n
ha‘int‘viuns ne-vm‘u‘tion and poinh‘d to
v .V find “~0“l“l',.4 l'l‘
(Yt‘:‘1‘.?"“3
.ii~. .‘ _ n35
ury or 11mm utlu‘rs ycsierduy at Bo-
)léim V0. 2!. Jucksonvillv. lml.
TM litHIJ ...-..i injured were Oillltt‘
mine ("Twink (’lllllln\’=*e“=.
or Oll‘lt‘e
Thu) set off it btully blunt
3
2"»
prepared
qnmuulitv: ta) at" out sufficient
As tl‘e-(‘im‘ <horl-
boon mum ‘t“.“
wh‘”.
um” l’nz' il‘v liailt‘rs.
morn inn 1:-
Z’L‘." 5""‘\\ L, ..
warrant-in of nrnt‘i'ccring on sulisti
lliit‘J. 'n‘lw ‘.~‘uulll\\‘o\t region»! coal
t5"'=vli\1tv‘(‘ It'dav had requested l-‘ui-l
.‘."t.552\.i:-H;qtvz' Until-fill to m‘dvt‘ urice‘s
pwmlrm! a! 1hr linginuing of llw
""lltt‘ to mwlmnm charges for i'uol
"ll In ntlwr ultimo: it won :lllvfied
' t‘l:1d‘_‘.:ill§1 t‘XGl'llllfllll pri-
U‘ \‘t‘t‘lt
.~ for Wood.
i.
$2.,“
1.:
Kuhn-.311. \‘Svstwrn Kan
.52?! l"‘.\.!
ibl Wk" CJH‘J‘ Phu‘fr'nur
:"::-“5- 5:: Fll'lt‘l‘lll‘. from tho furl
Ishnrtm!"
2 At "auto. Alum at‘yfl‘I’s of old hwld
ms .~‘\"t l‘:* I55 “-5 t-v‘n «lawn in htwn‘idv
{EU for lll’l‘ilV t‘llllllllt‘h‘. 1hr wood to :m
wil‘u‘ul
l‘i‘iivlt‘nvt! mist.
in Chit-pun a “2,: “viking day m
\iz-tuztlly :xll it.ll~i~:ti'ir‘><.. tleriivn tn-
mmmw. inn: lawn tit-crowd by tho
l'lfll‘.‘ tzuli‘ii' Ltillttv“, t_‘t.‘-ml“lss‘r‘ll Th“
unit-r :tl~'n curriml drn‘nit' [lrtl\'l:~'7t}ll:.
l‘ui‘ i'tzaiux'in: hullrltC-l‘filiun. curtail
"WM vi .‘llllll‘t‘l'lflnlh‘. culminating :lr:
I‘lill' ”chm. imvvrinr of tvmmr:t..i :24
in Sll‘.“"lf‘t‘ :isut mmutnl (HIS .m-l. ms“-
3in13, rtT vlvvntut'5. H’ilj.‘ (llli‘ {“5i""'1u
rhun-h tux-l :umuum-mt cinsin:
'i‘hanvs \VI"l(‘ urdvru!
[why
in sun- tut-l.
In ('{lnllilt'l “nix six noriurmiinrrh .‘l
v'm‘u~ ilw- NM.” and on“ mnl'nm'
“M’n-v l5‘f"ll“(‘ Twinsn‘q wvl’i‘ exumniml
bnr‘nuso (ht-y “l'l‘t' clussml 11.»; using
litilu hln'v", A
CHARLESTON. W. \‘a.. “550.4
Contradictory rt-ports as to Um num-
lwr (if (-mtl I‘Iiv‘tfi “Filth mwrrm-tl ym)»
Jordan in the h‘qnawhn ilolds were :‘u
cuivcd Iodoy ivy operators and mo
union. According to figures from tho
Vannwlm ()mrratnm’ Asunciutton.
thirtv {nines won-o worked infill!!! fiml‘.
uraamam», a min of fin? ‘o’t-esritw
prmioms clay. .
\vmmm l'ntry. vlvi‘vhwsidem of tho
«lictrirt union said that nocnrdinz to
his rrr‘nrtu. nnly six Knuawha minos.
tom- ot‘ which won- small operational,
,wnrked VVOdne‘WERV.
()tterfitm-s of both the Knunwha. and
NH“: ltivor floldi expressed notion-tin
over tho situation tode. (V. (T noun-v
(if 7h“. Now Rim-r
dnnlnrprl thnr :thi'innnl
being reopened in that. field.
mince wore
He soul
.4qu njminrtlun had inertia-no more
nv-n- 'n~¢ vw~r‘v'a “an-~4-
ot.fl.. (ma in-..
”an m-” ”#1'5'9
in the mines.
w Pro ‘
Coal Association. '
3,. 3......“- ~
m- NAVAL Ara-W.
Enamlnutioyu hot—.305 Hold-widowed.
m. Homo Vand adaption.
human 15.
sozmtor Gum-go l’. bio-Lam has Just
lnon notified that he will ha‘vc 3 tr.-
rmfifi '
.. j‘A STRIKE
Wm... ». :1 m3:
Annapolis this
tivit Formicv (1‘...mmiosmn W
-5 mow mivo examination in
"Panc’sl Diapepsizl” puts in hold a
lint'tfoz'd.
Sour. Cissy, Acid Shmun'hs
“-0 wwwwmr—va 45—.an I
. , ' ntmvnt, ac-
Wondvr what imam your -:trm~.nch~— tlon w.“ rem no mo MW“
5.\ ltit‘li 3m; liar .if {31.1 fvml (Ll-l ‘Zw (law!
311-19-5th yaw}. \Voll. ion't lmthnz' . ll
your stomncn is iota. revolt; it rick.
msry and lipset.and what run in” M 5
“115 fermontod and lumctl hour: hmd
dizzy and aches; belch nusmw amt
”('ltl.) out! mnriwto \ln5ilflfi‘tilt'2l imulw
just out «1 tablet or two at Pam”..- 135:5.
Dvlmiu to holp neutratlzv- miditr and
m five minutes you ovum-r \"lld‘ 3.3.
. with: to (to r
(‘ivtl S~;r\'lf‘|‘ Commission.
All boys who compote m
Hi‘ith’rr oxsuninntiun mum he'
t‘t-Sitl‘ nts of Connecticut for on«5 yr?!“
:11 the time or taking the‘cxn'ninntzon.
n.5l tm not undr‘w 16 van-u of aim or
.
tho rom-
actual
(nor 2“ Hunt-i at. the Univ (5' 5.5.6953" N“
to tho Academy. and not low from .i
' in height httwcvn me-
- . ”pl... 5‘
. “ll. '
.. ‘ v
A 5‘t,I
‘. .1.
(.ame In the Inuit-.vauu.‘ h‘l‘; \ll.)|.\ .l. ‘ _ ‘ b‘ ‘ ‘1
" 5- admin .19
If ymir stomach doom”: lzlltt‘ rut-o «it met 4 only} an “(ad-E.“ htl ) I“
‘ullion: if arcs of is and 20. it would it .t
u
“A
your not .ul tint... .
your foot is a. datum-Iv insh‘wl 52‘ 5“
help. rememlttr the (llll(""»<‘.55- “"55“-
muntt-‘iarmlm-s antacid lk lup‘l“; 1’53
psufin. "lllCll costs .40 litr‘m 5H drug;
\‘isnciv for all candidattco to b- tram:
41ml by iluzir own physician bflfm‘v
taking tin» examination, as no mm Win
lw :it‘r‘c‘ptml by tho Nay» w'u. ...t
M; 2-.“ My pvrlvct.
storos. ‘ 5 y ‘ 4 . ‘
No iv-rmn Will ht- hour, it .u my
“5“ . ... H Um examination on Mummy: is. 7:52.55,
and in ulmaking 01: Min \‘Uw "N”. am H nit; lint-n :trlfitngfll HO that any :i
hum all it! illt‘.
W in! yrwnol’l l 3
o mminat ion.
miner: stated that. activiiiw at" “rudi
cult-'- had knot man: minus from to
turning to work.
pliuin‘.
liltllu (‘5' may l(‘ ‘3“
“f Hm amino-J.
'- - . a,” wvulv l .
Nu};inl;:‘3'n‘v\ill (tiling: 13"1';li;i'.-:'n .-’\~':~'m‘i;|- (‘opit’s of rx“gulntifill"~':md ““5“”? “5
”0". Sflld that while 1555-%.'35""5“‘ “555 vxunimninn papers will lw. xnzulm. u.
Hm" "10"“ iortunntv ”“5" mum‘ z;i:)' boy who is intvrostml in taking.
“thorn. scattered . “ulnulem‘rr1;‘ii. tlu‘ umninmiun. and all l-nf.-,= \anzlzimz
”um” gm.” “'25“an w e" H to «in so should conmmmcaio wnh
slim'tugv and more cool l.lll.~! ho or.-
tninrd if conditions wwn m rvmzun
near normal.
St namr Slclican at once gluing mun".
also and piano of birth. ‘.
What an Average Man
Did With an Average Life
He mo fourteen yous cld and earning four dollars a. week.
He went to his pastor for advice. .. . ' _
And that week out of his four dollars, he put aside fory 023.5
in a separate account m5d marked it for the Lord. _
That was fifty 3703.1.) :tga. He has lived Just. an over-age life;
his income has never been great»; no one knows him its a great.
philanthropist. Yet he has expended on the Lord 3 account
more than $60,000.00. _ .
He has educated twenty—five man. Some 0! them are immat-
9 .. Hanan nkwn’ah...”” :.. a first.“ “Mddont.
Ho ho: holpofm-ipples to be nit-supporting.
Bo hos identified himself with a multitudo of good work.
Ht might have said: "I am but. an average man}! can do
nothing.”
mm he 5m h. could-edit! it synefinunsuy, . with; .5
visicn and joy. 7 ‘ _ ,5
And the lives’thal he has influenced will go on mfluencsng. :
other lives; and. those mill other lives in turn so long as the .
worldxhall last; i
Will you. too. begin today is: invest. in the sort of influence 3
um is mm
The NationeWide Campaign
for the Church’s MisSion
l
There are many other
tug and in a Combinati
RICHMBNIJ MULTIPL
can be given. A: for
full size (W12 5
the
.Whether youneogl a new
willit ’11»: Regular. tnmwated
wo atpjuutto. 5!
MULTIPLE gm
BARSTGW
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aches).
by both at; once-wan that yo
there is nothing to change“
it's Earshot-Rich“ , Week.
, anéEfteryoue is lithium!
and the othvr aplcmitd Ranges of the
MN!) Donor Batting Family.
m21fi5"Wasitn. 7'
but tho real tom of a range is its huh
font urea, of nouns,
on Hanna the Manama: balconvontunt.
like: a Bottom!” RICHMOND»
_ hunoobntwcung, humor to bother you. n. [It
loo: c bout: it. patently by. the timing. by an or
u can at any time. 52-» um. 2:35.: urn-x15 as; 3“,
Just light the bumau‘oomenhmuy from tho from.
Tim BARSTUW
OYNL it “(I hlflhor promo
Tromondouo Dom-ad Hu
Crowd"! tho
MRGTOW Footory
Om halt a (Solitary at
making auntie-wry mum
ms nu hunt. on «not:
rum: lmitut in tho BAR:-
H'ruw liltillMONl) lumen
uncritouco that. 'lt mm-
tJIut only on” 3:: IS. I 5.
for it A thTQW it I t ' H.
MON”. Wt) can only hunt:
131:: on; motion vntpnmiu
of. ammo ,l‘tmlflluwn
“NW-393:3: “thin! 17’"
moot. tho dun-M 0! our
range or not. We know you
in this demonstration. an
he n.5uw'ww RICHMDNB
WISI
to fill in the. Naval Acadvmy at 5
coming June. and the.
(
. . ‘rl on Jan».
5 . .. w' \‘vw llawn and l.liidg’l“" . 5‘ ‘
m ordtr ”t “n“ . {.in 15' £50. and the boy who stand:
- ‘ . . ~ mm - ‘
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atinzs wriitlod by trap
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