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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 15, 1924 · page 5

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K. Dec. 13. -- eta:
prince moved no vigorously u trait:
ins resumed today with large buying
orders spread over- a, broad list 01
At-
cmnou. advancing a point; 1.5.1 an up.
.rard movtrnmf in Hraila‘ which in-
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“23¢ sought
a Dec. 15
..H’f"? were

1210 was'

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vimmer hu—
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Wax-dwell.
...: , will
. .Lls oldie!"
l‘nd Jacobs

Congrega-

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l‘rcderick _ of
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em:- ;

' J non5 on:

Pacific 1and laugh Valley. Galina
of a point or more -were_ recorded
by Crucible Steel and Phillips Poiro-
learn.

.1 One of the teatnre- at the early

irrading- was the nutnber .0! h

gorders attracted by influential flocks
which. selling cx-diy'ldend. were
equated considerably below recent
'high levels. Some of these issues.
;including nmerieanr Radiator. more
:zhan made up the dividend. and on.
:dcr this influence the upward ntoco-
sment gained momentum" as trading
progressed. General Baking jumped
5 points, I'. S. Realty d points; and
If. S. Cast Iron Pipe moved up- “ £32.
Gains of 1 to 3 points were scored
by a wide adsortment o; representa-
tive indinirlel and shares. in-
eluding t. S. ,Rnbber,‘ \Vortlllngton
Pump. Kelsey Wheel. Houston and
Pacific oils, Railway Steel Spring.

Pei-o Marquette.
Soon. -

“eel; end reports or expanding
operations in the steel industn and
increased merchandising sales in the
western agricultural regions stimu-
lated; the demand for stocks; which
was particularly impressive amoné
;‘:he higmpricedjnvestment tonnes.
:Pool operations were resumed -wth
i vigor in a number of cpecialties’ and
the oils reflected tut-titer accumula-
tion after Saturday's temporary
burst oisweng‘th. Atchlson‘touch-
ed 1:}? . the highest price in 15
years. in speculative expectation
that the regular dix'ld'ead will be in-
:creased next month. or the stockl
{holders permitted to Subscribe for
'additional stock now held lathe
treasury. a: par Jersey Central
soared more than 13 points loifls‘i’.
U. 5. Cast Iron Pipe extending ils
. gain to 6 3-4 and'Genet-al Electric,
“’est Penn Power. Federal Light
. and Traction, L'. S. maus- preterred
and Atlantic Refining sold 3 1-: to
5 points above Saturdays final quo-
rations.

éCatholic Women to ,
Meet Tomorrow Night

Tn: .‘iorwalx Council’ot catholic

’ Women \I‘ii! hold an important
meeting tomorrow evening in the
L‘ndlohe club house. \Vest avenue.
5A5 this will be :12» . lust. matting of
Milo year reports of the various corn-
in! lac-s “ill be read.

.1. mature of the meeting will be
an address by Mrs. i tnncca Siattery.
5 {resident or the Boston League of
' Catholic \Vomon . Mrs. Sluttcry in a
gmduate of Radcluf and is active in
the public a! fair: 0; Boston. At the
;_nreeent time she is son in: on thlr.
; icon stale and city mmmitteaWur-
2mg the g‘i ..3; year under her leader-
iship the League or Catholic Women
imzxsmr‘ .d 191.5010!) women Voters.
i Ho.- talk lornorrow e'eninglpro.
fmh‘s to be most interesting. Rem-
1151‘s of the council are urged to be
precast cndt to brim”; their ‘riend:

 

 

 

 

;$1, 000 Attachment for l'

Alleged Unpaid Note

Au 3 tacltment for 5112“.) on the
property or Cute and Julia Scion-
uOZ‘: 1n tator oi the; L‘nitud Build-
:.ng Construclion Compam 0! Bridge
tin-J in the otilce or
own Ci:': .9 Her bet“. R. Smith on
utmtiaa otter-noon.
the W1 n. alleges that the defend—

 

' Janis tailed to meet 2. note for $800

Damages of

.szc August 15 18.51.
" <91!) are asked. The case is re-
unlabe— i: 1 the Court of Common

 

i. ta: 0.: the first Tuesday in Jan-
luau. Dcpuiy Shot-iii Edward B.
u3ccil. sch ed the papers. Attorne)
Alpert Herritt or bridgeport repre-
-ems the pJJntilfe in the action.

.Arrest StanfordMan
For Fassnlg' Trolle 9?

Philip unlucky of Stamford.
lrhcr for a grocery firm. was ar-

‘ :(Sud thie morning by Palmth
John H- koberts on the charge of
driving and parsing a

 

. recklcs
lstanding .trolley car in Liberty
i 5 care.

qumplailts were reached by the
police about Malncky driving

squgre and by a

: Liberty
throngh at) test rate

standing trailer our.
5 of speed one day last week. An luv

\tstlsation into the matter by- the
0 police led“ to the arrest of~Maiucky.

He v.35 role-sod under bonds of 850.
‘- His case mil come up in- the down-
. tonn City Court tomorrow morn-

'_ ills.

Ten 9338 m 18.11
; For Bootleggmg
' WATERBU 81’. Doc 1;.«Bizht

gum liqupr luv violators were ar-
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new you E I

Baltimore and Ohio preterred andg
. Watson of 139?

Daughter of American
' Tobacco Co. '-’
dent, Hits Two W6;
men in" Greenwich

GREBXWICH. Dee’la; —_'l‘wo wo.‘
men were slightly injured yesterday
alternoon when an automobile oper-
ated by 3m. Gertrude Bill. dangli-
ter. 0;. Percival Hill. president 0: the
American Tobacco combany. skids
tied and crashed into a. car operated.
by.Morgan Wilbur. oi Greenwich. .

Mrs. Theodore Demmerle. or New‘
York city, and litre. human Wilbur.
both occupants of the car operated
by Wilbur. were slightly injured. No
arrests were made in connection
with the accident.

 

 

suffered a ruptured artery of the
3-193 Saturday when struck on
Stmtford avenue near Avon ml: by
..n entomobile driven by 13ch B.
Pembroke ‘ctreet.
Bridgeport.

Funer. with two other men was
running 'QCI‘OSB‘ Stratford avenue to
catch an approaching trolley car.
bound {orgBridgeporL Wilson's car
was coming in the same direction as
the trolley car and slightly ahead of
it. Two a the men succeeded in
getting across the street but the

third one, ‘uncr, was struck and-
dragged al the pavement by the
automobile. He caught. hold or the

mudguard oi the machine but did
not sucéeed-in keeping his left leg
from being crushed under the
wheel. .

Joseph Fellows. of Honcyspot road
picked Funer up and took him .to
the hospital. “'atson later made a
report of the accident to the Strut-
lord police.

 

RlDGEi-‘IELD. Dec. ~15.~—Janiea
Robinson. '0! 98 Lindlcy street.
'rulgcpozt. was arrested by State
Hoiicc Sergeant John Kelly and Pa.—
Lrolmnn i'alnu of the Ridgerield
,barracks yesterday morning alter a

STRATFORD. Dec. 15.—-Joseph:
Funer. aged 50. of Geribddl avenue‘

'radicn: spirit whose real: -- receded,

 
 
 
 
 
 

. «ah-sunlight; are children in the
" darker auction: or landon that.
the health mofifiee have had to

 

 

 
 
 

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e use 01‘ the lone-flame

 

 
 

 

‘ nit-iv almoat entirely rid the ,
ulci-viélot an of their healing
.propé'rtlee. . ‘ .
The use at the arc lamp for;
“‘lisht treatment". or thejcnildren.
he 51101.net! caused great in»
provernent in' their health and he
urged the immediate provision at
a. plant (or its wider use. ’ .

 

 

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(Continued from Page One.)

 

and January.

an
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boiled and- bubbled." '
- Less at Mane.

"Other ages will make that solemn
apmieement." he added. ‘_‘i may be
Permitted the reflection that conu-
thlng less 0: malice in the hearts 0!
his enemies. andsomething more or
compromise in his own heart. and
something‘more of .polliical genius
and firm purpose: in the hearts at
those who kept the (aim. and there
might have been another world.

"it is commonly said that the his-

are trying to prevent

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wilL be memcrly that of (no mom:

PARIS. Dtc.15.~l’remltr

lit a grasp and it it‘sucEc «is his upo-
thcoms in history is scout-.1 and
the formula: too glib and .automn'tc
far the fol-cos and ideas it picsum-as
to «‘nt‘olop. -

_ “Apt-incest: and immortality are
iwelghty words thal’ill fit our poor?
tlorh. so icicdoomed to 1. to in. nutty.
of earthly oblivion: but surely

week :cs'ed better last night the

{or sacral nights past

 

leer he can drlviF collided with a,
fence. He is charged with Operab;
ing an automobile while his license
is under suspension.

R! H. Golden

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'iut: -.a "nnlld- l‘iclw-g
not

own mane 3.
are not 3.190330 u) Uta nu_ople
are tin.) some. you: .
.ntmaeiw:
cu; wear but: 0: ounce-two
niche. that: .n'c Amcucan
clue; lol‘ tun! l’gcfi ocnb. -
At a... fleet)“ in qua-glam Mr.
George names; a. lumcttfcutiscu
of. nerve“. and man..s.. at til. .i
cmotc o‘c’ t‘eauouy Lu. one at me;
‘14:;LM HaiJutuCtiuLi“ in Lille bit)” in
nth-“m. eub‘ceuro dim. an L‘s-put;-
own 01 gym-oil OI tilubc lie“; UC'
gunmen by a. “...“; ..otc. u:
«no: anthem-nut; tum uy the domio
debug mclnocr u: 1.... Joint: inc. 2

)cars
'Mpxe i

more was liothms uomg.‘ ;
.uat’gdu not 307:1... mount... ...;
Cuul’nc T‘thc I» u. l. c. L--. ’uumucu_ .... f

d-XL: the under? ..8. ...uu L‘dl'c‘. nut-”...“.
or with: the” poop“.- utmre. u..- on.
“33 ..154 to ten int. ; coptc \\ ha. no, i
wall]. lune." ‘

u. 1: i0 be rest-sited thet not one
in Lilo ointi iuur incliiurts UL inn!
yvfi'u [uCstu u .11 aux “:5:th “LL... tri-J
.Autws statehuu; to One Oi our; ugh;
reacuiannu unions, \vl‘.’ not ...:-
pcuae “on was .ntubus on ..:c ..mu,l
pout»: 0. LI“; board 0! wuua. I. sign:
amblgn. \Vnu on; no» SLeCtt-J u)
lac people) uuu tunnel. u'o uut tep-
13.51.31 .mAwuprC‘. out. tdtuel' nus-
.cyltncnt'lutm. :.aut.u.u a; 3.1.3..
now“ manning a mow: in ill-o unrec-
two a... tu me “tunic: 0: their courts.
one 111th hunt and “15‘ 51.25585: us
an“: extra nuuutu tn: he: .4105“;
rather mail me Lorine-Cucut Lats-.5131-
unis. Luce}. incisions 01 Wang nine!
.10 pornc'umr mates: in elamwrd.

A. lax msnus ago we cannon...
emu at new 302'- on; held its an-
nun: came: and one at In: :11 may.“
gycuhU-a. Lnu non. JflmL'S “- “303-;
north. acuity: united cuties what.»

vi. uh: ce—‘ic or -~"'\5 10in. :Jedeu
u: c umtnmutc lam. trial. inc pcupxe
0 itnifi COBB“! ‘Wtd‘p umvgatms their
powers tape {cw as claimed 1113.
the omy eatery oi this country “no
.3 me itwpic “010mg 133' 2139: leWcl
,ncn went 15y the winner. and exer-
“slush: writing this with all serious-
Deal. it “w mane illue uiitcrence
to me, personally, til. the Bosnia o;
W and 'tmt on rem c .
give tnEgpeople o: roman, what 1
..nmx most of mom dzstrc. crow."
at: my Hatchet-e is snot»: at the best.
out i tee! it womd Jun-c a lasting

Deg-«1h. 10.0“: £215 31'0"» “I: 399
beautuul city. V -.tuxk o. it. .Lhe
oCuncumen (the x mm. :epmcnta-
are: tim of tLe 1.». one: , and the
nearest to us) haw.- oted lire-e
antes to .permit us to. spend -ue

for Zonins_ on:

11331151 Dollars
23:; and four. members 05 on: nil:-
nailed Beam. 0‘! Estimate (not elect
ed :by- the voters of our city) deny

rhllexe. ..
”If“; 11,13"! £31116: Fe wake up and
mine b'hck on: ”new which tut-e
been takenir‘orn usfbxahactdtthe
Bohemian 14mm“! body

gm) to]: has no

interest in us...1t u the people-

Wforirfinginsnchanunmd

inmaofiaqlei position» ’We should

‘m. keep in mu“! “a“ "nu!” HF;
01 .

m 131138;. N 1 Fa m

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9 an) on; uuLn\hn:cv<-r bright rcuoon
Elias: men art. gzu‘n diam”

‘ ingrale.

‘spcctive oi‘ the years.

grpflfi” “an America: ‘

 
 

tuna" a-l‘ “‘omlrm.‘ \‘.'llso;: .Locs nautcmpemturv “51 night 0‘

... . “,n ,. ingmmp m. ghc writ-r1)“ tzgrade (100.4 Fahrenheit). but ““5
3—37.. n. much1amm.aru-z.rru1m.=srhad dropped this morning to =7
g 13“.... . fizz‘gn its $111511.“ and ; ccntigrede (9 3 Fahrenheit.)

:modi 3 1 .~ form and to Inlet- it to:
fibc-L‘omo nro'. her and an even better;
iinsh‘uznc n! .

1134] "His $31131».
"it .lcpcnis upon an unconquar-:
3:.:-1c kltu. no grvntly cctmcit‘ai and.

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s. . forth. that l: mus: continue to'E

.. . -
grow: lmo naval and lnur {cit 1. and * Bingham 05 133?. who "-35 elected
his l'.1n_- .- must grow ulth it izxgoi Governor Nov. 4. said President

l; 1.23)? 3’

"The \_.-J;‘..' l;3.'d to be full 0! p4!)-
pic nus: disccz‘ning. imagining. and

ham would git:
factual support

gm. ialoguing the faults or “oodrrw i less llp-SVIWECe in Connecticut.
:Wilson. pogmumt and h: unit. rhe- l 55"? HAVEN, Dec. :5. —l:lu;nli~‘
tendon and N‘cihsl. egocentric and ion Holt, Dcmocmiic nominee for

di‘tamlr and drifter “are
some or the milder coinage; o: h s
more civil and restrained cucmiis.
Well. he me his (will Sonic

.330. .1 were protcctire devices to con-

United States Senator
his final statement

‘1, ed. which “rs-a5 lotions:

lay buried deep in the impulses to , even now
his blood.i1ut lnhihi lone born of
pride and courage and high anthl-g change the
'Lion an: such'aa nations learn to

forget an" to forgive. and non 20
love and l‘horish Posterlty is incurs-

~hn

lap of

"u. l 1.3!,
0231:0172?

a thorough i-€lie\c;

to the voters.
lion 1.1.1211 rrfereme to major issues
"1 am droply gra'li‘led that

vy at Monmouth. but see his st. teiy
figure riding into the storm of kettle
beneath lhx tattered flag of a no“
naion he would rate bring mm the
world. The: do not “hisper aboit
Lincoln‘s choice of companions orlcand‘dai "

which appeals .q the...

his taste in anecdotes or his cunning "“5 I 1"? 1 Conan: that our can pa’

in politics: but they read incised 0:;
white run: the walls the sacred poer. .
which his literary
posterity. behind him in tho. nigh:
Watches correcting his mistakes/and;
lining eten his humility .1 a sword»;
with which to cane out the victory
or his muse. And so it wi ill be with
“oodrow “'ilaon in the long he":

give me its Sosa! support

the or
pal

that has Litthh

 

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omé‘er at P'zplar in a recent 11-; seven Cases Mt“

' n ' the , ' 'E‘
mg’m film... .Jm... - «for. .. huh. .. dim. cut
in tile v-txi‘nerj'b’y :52 stnoke-ldden V 1!! Hartfiord ; .

3155—56“
once: were presented to the federal
grand Jury today for indictment I!
the pontponed opening of the United
on: any.
Among these servinx'on. them
Uni-y were Senawn Seinuel C. Dow
of Hartmrd. Senator Howard E. Bid-
vreil ot‘Eut flarttond.‘ Scatter Eu»
gene P. Golden of Xeridcn an! (or.
the: State Comptroller Morris Web-

Thomas!“
wu‘desimted torehun o! the grand
int 31' ‘Judge ‘1 banana who is preeld

Annmber 0! civil cases were
named {or hearing in Hartford and
at South hot-walk during this month

It is expected that Judge Thomas
will hear‘arxumentn this afternoon
in the deportation case or Salvatore
Lamafmna. who named in the Ital-
ian army during the World War and
was committed to the Connecticnt= in; snowed in.
gHoepttal for the Insane at Middle.
town twenty days utter his return to
America. Relatives in Connecticut
immigration
officials from Oeporung Lematuna
who lived here ai nears before he
went to Italy to serve his native coun

FRENCl PREMIER

Her-
riot, \ ho has been ill tor the ins:

in spite of
lthe fact that he oxperlenced con-
siderahlc plan at intervals from the
inflammation in th}. lower part of
the leg nhich seems now to be the
in“. ionic! center of dm'icnlty. He had a
..T. 8 C‘Wi- .

Coolidge Keeps

‘Coolids. nice: nigh that 310593.83“:
other: sent her:- in imbalt 09313:-
the onecunvo sonic;
m “nslxlnglon and

..today made
as {0 his cum-
paign and the issue: he has advocat-

"T. .e outcome 0! tomolrow a elu:
:srrre physical 8‘.”th and Omfls'uon (or L'nitod sacs senator ls
gods:

sand nothing that I might say would;

in the inc-or};

Likewise. my po"'!croov-d the Great Divide

‘3' la 131ml) mum: and dtcrmincd to steel as the itougc ntcr.
at (beg trout out cl the utter l'l‘cl' ungu-
"calms has Knit '0 P03: 5‘ 4| ‘1'. ugeply appreciathn 02:“); -1 1,011.34; and 3 gauge:
N: t 3 ca ago: 5... than no high as w lounus. i

Death Reveals Woman

 

d ,(Continuedanont Page One.)

the automobile and threatened to
ihoot them. They were the most per-
dining people I hare ever teen."

"They held no otheq automobile
tourists. too.“ said 301. Grneile. “We
met other compete later who ud us.
that the gypciu had stopped them
by asklnx'for a match and later do;
mending money.”

Nearly everybody in Vontalk rc-
members when Jonah! Gruelle and
his family. including “Bus." started
onlthe trip across the’continent in
Hay 1933. in an automobile fitted
out with a special body constructed;
similar to a one room house. During
the first the months the. party 'cm-
cred s 330 miles in this car which;
held up in splendid .2119: during the?
entire trip.

But let Mr. Gruelie. hlxnscl..
the stor o! the-trip;

 

 

tell:

"Our first long stop attc'r “e let:
Norwallt. " said Mr. (Profile “was in
Blnghamton. \. l. where “c were:
the guest; at the n.anunc:n:er< 0'!
our automobile {or several days. “‘ge
went on to Sulamanam. 3.1. Here
we had the usual experience 0! bu.
For three days
snowed. and s ..owed good and hard;
And remember this was the .;lattcr
part of May. The snow was sewn
inches deep when it stopped. Dur-
ing the .lmc “Q were stalled. ! fin-3
iahed up a new children' a book. “The
Camel of the “'rinlded Knees’ neg
: well as preparing a couple of Yarn s
.5 erasing cartoons."

‘ - "At lndianapolln we stopped threé -.
weeks for the automobile races anal
had a. fine time..'l‘hen “e started off:
upon the ocean to ocenn highway.
passing through Illinois. 39.530321

toflc rank 02 \Voodro‘w; 2 Neon is .ami Kansas. We atfloped 12 days at
wrapped up in the. destiny of the §Mar\'e\ille. Kansas. Probably “e.
covenant; that it it fails. his rank: were the any; capers etc.- to about)

a. night in the Garden of Gods in:
Co! credo springs. i

"We were camping in Deer-Creek?
which. in about eight miles outeide‘:
a: Denver, when John T Schaen'er.‘
mulu’niiillonaire and proprietor of;
the Indianapolis Star. Terre Haute
Star. Munsey Bar and other news;
papers. learned or in Ho flatten the
camp and inflted up to his place;
We “out. ‘His ce' was some
a; mention The cola: e was nearly eight;
:mlla square. The W011. its 1!.
E in: nonderinl with painting. on the
3 well \‘nlupd at more 5150,0111. J’
4? "We were all sat around the:
table that night when \N‘ oath. my;
older: 3303'. «poke up with ‘Dad. this;
. is a rcai Lurindny dinner.‘ " ;
"It's your bil'iddat. is it." inquirn
'ed 311-. Sclia'crftr "Well I had a lit-
tle may 1 Was going to give your
owner that. and 1 new a nita little;
i’inio lot you? ‘

"but u “as impossible to accept
{the miss- a; t c and no mrane oz:
-. ..an-; .. Lag Lhe pox: i‘es. Ex'en' mor .-.
9mg he‘so\.-r. Nr. Sena: : an: his
lawman doun to our camp “all 1m:
panics so that the boys could rule
.ntm dorm: the day.

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"W: lad Ignite an expericr ..c 3;.
of trout... r any: on So to 1‘ cnt nit?
cutycnm. ...ere in: a bag pageant ’

urn 1483'. “tat mas lilo omy adv.
s ACME”: RICH “1-D. allied “lift 3 .lc'

 

'oppicd oxcr or; than and a (ourtn:

l “ficrpled‘ ...... ......o m minions 1mm .13 dlr-v
-the :10: rination a 5.1 liberal ..nd as

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i 9.311: “- "'.D 132‘. {W‘CCH‘JKC tan-:11 £0
a

upxu.

., q. ~ . . . . . _ . . g.
ous abou - the minor faults of is a?“ “ .“nmf’r 3’30““). LPN)” m‘f' "\ic wen: through 3-11Ckco‘J-huri.
‘lieroee. ham! U! ”1‘“ 1"}."s‘g‘r‘: m 3“” 300“. .hn’. country .11an lemon: 4‘.“ a 11.12.

-Hia connthmen do new t'o' gout}!- Hid nut-.11- be an obe ructzon- «us rum. “1. c:'.:ntr....s \‘ - “km
{about \V ashlngton' s blazing protanl- . ‘ \e "19d ‘0 main.» um plain §uuough icirowdonc lure one

8!. ions. .

no.
man) 1.. pubimane and lndependznit-
‘shouil 21m; {out .1 something in my Lia rixer 10::de 1° Epcaanc “3‘ m"

£911 tun" 0“ ““nmg 3“” .ti‘n. 1211.13 remuil Gompcri. labor. Your nm are out of
. “111912185?! aion 1* C0 u‘ . Header. 1314‘ be "Mile tonight when -
“~- g ‘“ ‘ “‘ the local Carptn "5' union hold: its order.

'1 nt' re
:1:

~
n ’:

.no..t brsautaul l nan; szen.
is some nailing along thin :‘l‘itl‘
i got c

and:

it tax :5 an hour to land the salmon. i
“As you ow “e spent u...— a
rear. “'c arr ed in Urcgcn Megan:

19:3 and stopped {or a. while

iyh
..

Man Asniazd as the guests of hire. Emma.

. _ L05 J.$_\GE;,ES Dec. _- V ~.,C€dcr. tornier‘. y o: silicrmint ::.'...rI
Died for Justu- Korld . ; . lo. - r. g
“His ambition to serve his mum ' you! teach. former pat-kins Ificug’m" boa” all“? hora; 5:55
try “(3; intense as cfomumg- . 1. house oilfield! and raga-ml execuuh and): a tan {in c t) o d“ .- i;
was not easy (or him to forget or :o; and Dullflled "man about town” unnon ““1““: 0:1 ”‘3 5‘ ° 0‘ ‘ ‘3

forgive; The pride of righteousnes'hz‘fe ’3 dead. But to: “"Nr.
sometimes trace the more genial cur-g
rents 0! his soul. but he was ““1113 33 curtain 0! ”his“ ccirrcr.
to die and ‘did die; to sue. “..le “using is rest-4.1m a fictionclik-c:

umble men a mire:- chance a 01 a anal personality. re»
geezerworld. and therefore the sav-
age assault: or his enemies “ill

shrivel into the magnificence of? a devoted husband. ' “as——

in

Ben Ch . Siskjsycue manual.
.1211 did no; .212.“ the prmerblnl am”! .nlncral
In his pas.

story:
..Mr; ..
:Bcach lo; :24 1.2;..- a figure in bus:-
ncss and society and {or amen 3cm

it has won-5
wulLl’E: the carbon-
ucd “morn being use: by soda ioun- '
talus. WL made .. side trip to Ska;-
wan. Alaska. by nay. 0:1l2L inland
pastas” 01cc odd :hlngv about. .itli- .-
‘. land is the heir of (creitncrs. There;
are only :‘a'o9Chinceo 3nd,:v‘o no;

Horace .Greclcy’a editorials annual .5 wanna ‘groce in the entire citz. .
Lincoln's rollcies. or the (utility at And only goat. against“: a rt:- ...“-

. " “ e made a. lot 0. eld :npe. 1M.-
tize early century pamphlcteers rec; .rqgsqm;-2de_. me :4 yer, “om do“ ‘9 L0? ABS“; 1: “as;
a‘ainst Thomas Jctlcrson in inconoco 'hlch this slenoo- woman- lived on: ”cold net-\boriy boil ‘0 \‘ca: an!

“mukhemg and his mere dw‘la ‘ t He- 3‘ Was 9°: s““"3‘3"'~"‘1l'qset‘cont and my write “on: L-r 1dr.
ma.” esclther 31mm gby he? CI tum associatee. e"local. But back in Aahland the

a repellent tame as detractort cf 1 triemis and relating ot the
greatness or else they will pass out i to whom she was married.'

“'“Nm next day. it we; real! 3‘ too “am lo

.. - iota)? in the sun. You know there
o.rn;cmor}; the late P‘eslden' s ”3' ”Hr. Beach ate}. Friday mwn'jnotcd boarding Loose prunes. \Yell‘
tee of . A k “H lng. aged ‘5 3°13 “Hrs." 8‘9“" 21123.419c prune: in Aehlnnd as his:

mediate’zs'mili‘c—Kre. Wilson. hlé
dauéhta'. .4158 ant-sore: Wilson. and
his brother. Joseph R. Wilson 01
Baltimore—were present to.- the

ceremony. file other two daughters
litre. wunlm G. Bch‘dtm. and Mrs.
Francis: 3. Safe. who is abroad.

with whom “he" and
algal marriage oehmony. died
May:

known to the world:

w unable to attend. John Ban; in“ {Oh
olph netting; meme: pt Mrs. ma:- J; @831;-

503.: and secretary to his brothérdn-
her. when he retired to prii'ato iii?
m- the White 30mm 30M
Hrs. Wilton in

He Fooled Hold-gap
. 1lien 0n the Post Road

“liter‘i'ecchofh’orwaiklsm-
pytod'ae bacon-e hccarrled no
FW-m him yesterday at“:
noon. Two young men held him up

 

National Guard Joins

 

PPJNCM‘" ANSI}.- Xd. Dec. .5.—
Me! by a. company 0:

 

5?“.

W his pockets. but .té‘néd {S chef“! who firm one-imam,»

Notch reported. to the new
“Romanov-emanates:
m at h& ”audit: £-

 

{one through” 01.31136
‘35" are ext r‘emeiy hospitable. While in

As “Mr" Beach this Wow was;
and as “1L."
Beach she preach}; will be to the
..nrial w-ili be in ; her :axor- ; {in 300:. body“ .

a gentleman; afiernoon . Mmpayerman. . . .

« - .2 "We soldittoama-WEBY’W’-

. Passe Seeking Sliver”

the
int-shad 533.80th Guard. the pass:
or move than 390 mm may; 22:33
taxi-net's. art-nod mama; and start
continued the ecu-eh today for
Merrill. the negro 1who Saint.
day aim: and killed‘the warden '0!
« the coma jail and wounded :i dopui

autism Ootit‘W‘Wdtlietlrat
regiment arrived 1mm sidebar:
early in the day and Joined the
m and had mound“! :
iratnptteitrthc some ot‘t'he- shoot:

The people 0: the an

the ctr. I became a member of the!
Bike. Chamber of Mortimer-co ;
F‘Booetcrs cl cb and the Kiwanis club.
"Who. become of your auto with.
imerrnpted

.‘Ld

iCait woo ripped out the 11:12. in am:-
:‘inziaJedaeats. It is now being used ;
”curry children. back and forth.
forth than: school, . Wank .ad ..aut‘{
curs tune in me west. 50411:. me
last 113: before we Genie away.“ -
x ”We leit:
on. the. Sousa Limited anot- Lain;
given a Spindle. “56.03 ..by.
m--.o.. the do“: . hoot-c. "Ire
M thrown'fizxas. and. were ex.
tremely surprised. .6. find 111;; 03.1.:— ‘
caverns! with “013? . 7. . . .
Mr. and its. thdic- and l‘a ;.
create met- by a more.“ Want” a:

 

rived here my mam . .
_ “Womanw-«m-behonm again;
lot- ;the 11034333." W 351-2;
Gaelic at.he_cioa’e otthemenier.§
' Hr. Gruenciotheunhor or the
lemon: “Manna” uncles tor;
children- actual-camel}
note m we Rot-talk knowni
mmmmmctinhhskeichm.
931er on ”Yappom ,

 

‘natod from the old Episcopal Acad-

;in 1908 and held the position. until

:ocxocl; tcmurmw morning. cumb r-,

'wmc hillt’; Vi llt’ll 1’.

‘0. turuL-J
; could not Wan. was enough. At Me.

Local Labor Men May ;

.aulomohim

 

. someone

{or home, last Mazda; ; '

...,1

ort‘

.' rom- It‘turs fer Santa an: in the Mg rod box in flout o!

the railroad station when the: u-:,

 

' Bridgeport Conclave

BRIDGEPORTLDec. lemon-nun
with “mean at the close of the Shrin-
etx' conclave at the Cosmo Sator-
eay evening. Milton Mat-nor Ball. 31.
(or :8 years town treasurer of Clus-
éhire was rushed to St. Vincent's
hospital and died at the innovation
yesterday morning of cerebral hem-
orrhage. The funeral will be held
from the Cheshim Congregational
church on \i’edncsday afternoon'atg
2:39 o'clock. Burial will be in Hill-E
side oemctc ry.

Mr. 113‘! was born in Choc fire.
the son of the late Charles H. and
Betsy Jolson Hall. He was grad-

 

{Eleven Month

 

emy in Cheshire in 1890 and :1: the OLEANg‘s ,'
early nineties became connected with , am and three m “3le4
the Ball and Socket Mannheim-incl“ th- may or a are which
Co. .‘l? the time of his death he was ed” the hrmé c2 Willard M
treasurer of the cornpany. He was gamma the Olefin .C‘t' limit!
elected town treasurer of Cheshire terdnv ; ..

 

1:, Dec. nil-m

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

n 9&5”th

The dead are: Geraldine m”

3‘“ du‘h' - . 1 : 1- 2 year. old and. Elie. Bakeit’Jl" ‘
He was :1 member at bi. Elmo month: old »~ - in
Cmmnandezy. Knlghts Templar. of g

Meti'ien. lie is survited by his «i;
Mrs. Flor ‘nce Hanks Hall. a daugh-
2142:. J( nine Hall. a son. Stewart Hull.
his mother. {no sisters am: {we
brothure

FUNERAL TRAIN
BEARING CHIEF
DRAWS THRONGS

110d V’et‘newer. S yen‘ra old.
2 The on discovered by
J tamily ly venterdny mot-am.

 

: out.
{porch _
, Throws Baby from “inflow
1 Mrs. helper with the baby in
1 arms and lending Gerddina by
hand. cent to a rear Wind”.
.threw. the 11 apath- old child
the window

J :er it bed spread to nearly- til m
or the new. Allow-cola.”-
0nd floor. Norman Willo’vér. 1| “3&5
1'Baker a brother. we. the Brit to
He olid down a poet of

_ The dying are: “'imun m
the' tether; Xian Baker. the mother.

the”
am

"he

A

l‘jlr.

”K
...:

g .

8%?

4.

mos the ann- ot lim-

br o.ther but it already had X‘OCM

burns ’rom which it died.
(8) Aseociaz; M)

ST. LOUIS Dec 15 .——'ihc train
{caring the bod) or Samuel Gomp-
cre to n ashington. u hvro it will lie rnom r
in an to uni“ bur iai Wednesday at another
\ew York. p: net-d he: e :lom early but the
moaning 13:11.1 noon ’odn\.
Journey marked by ompcurmgs of
atom “ho “.5th .0 pay their re-l

the n indow.
peared‘

 

 
 

Mon!- aloy Die.

...cd cuddcnl).

uztc.nucn LluCJlCJ'J a. e. be 9. BL,
and almond u...\ 0.11.). a: 1“: ‘3 p.1
at, rain:;r.~:;u.g. u. \a.. at

terna. .y Mrs. Baker

not 5. .ock

come-um to...y our. anucush 11: lost,‘
atuppcu at var-‘-
mlhi stations in): inouwuus Cl per-J
who lo lilo lac. me steal. ling-c-Jv-t

4-5:: liuiat me:

 

ours £01503 airman
NEW r0111: Dec.”

clui LJLUHLU ...-..ex. Hamel]. of Newark LN

J.

; When first Baker turned trolli' >~
Geraldine had divine;
' 16w mmum later W
her manila; train:
'on of the upper floor;
ma arose rescuer: My:
alter a .Her body was found in the dam:
n'trsr the fire had burned incl! 03!; .

Elle‘cw :u. all .u: ions tron: an Ari-l The {other received :1 fractured
mum, l': w. vat-re the prcaiuent ox ickull vhe‘n he leaped from the
“the Amencnn immunon oi labor roof or the reel- porch to the

ground Hr.- also was werolv burn-

‘lhe scar-......e from c‘t Louis call- - ed.
god :or the zunoral man: to roachl \L‘rnr. we «‘9 year old to». 1,3.“
unccunes 111d. .2»; :9 o'clock 1m hike name: and was burned 95$"

Willi
minor burns. but we: proetmtod by

.l’lu'sician; held out no hope rec L

mu... .ucl” iii. .1' A. A... ‘Van ar- the father and Verne. and feared

anal at J~z.:n.ng.on 3:13.0qu tor. that the shook “mild prme tatd'

..:ia p. m llo Mrs. Baker The origin of the
has. nght the train kept 10;.reln unknown.

0;
o .

ié—John White _
bu hoe-n -

mite: “...... cu»e.cd hit: count when ‘ awarded the Edison medal for 1821;

.41.: train 1. 1 mn autumn were add-
cd to by the “egg: icon or. the tram
.u-l.d 110...... ‘7

‘for his contributions
idewlopment 55 the
lawn" n was announced today

toward uni;
incanduoent

by

Al in lithium: 0: turn nlong the- (he Edlson a! and committee of the

wine H.919..- v. no u tent-1 to look upon
.m. ...u- :2. am. idlitil leader had to cineenr
:1\\ay BUCBUEC the train;

a.c.-:.tr, than, the .13.:1 had to bel
halted 353.3 to put 0:: Some who2
had lingered too long. '

'n.rk 3‘. J., since lSS‘J

 

arm commas

 

American institute of Electrical En-

Ho‘t’hu been connected 11th _
the Edison Lamp Companx at Menlo

thn “later. of nudge-port. am».

' .13: Ms automobile ’in Wgter street.

3 yesterday afternoon.

fathom: Men to

figured in a.
slight collation with a car 0"an

illeet at; 8 gonight and driven by Join. Covenant: m

 

C. hall, VJ est Washington street

The .\.. .... ..- n13...“ or me con- tried guard on the Warner car was
'ncctlcu: Council or Catholic Men born. The matter was settled b»
- nil hold 1:: impormn: meeting in “3"?“ the drix'ern. -...

ah. Sou‘h Ncru‘elk Council. K. or:

_.1

 

to-
right;.‘. 3. o'clock. Ail members;fl

:1 ask-«2 ecsttend.

V

 

.reyonn
Honor Sam Campers:at

Plants to- a memorial service tor

names. lie atria” night-l

 

meeting. Funk K. Clark. buslncw.

 

.manngc.“ of 111: cl‘gamznlion Rated? DR. ”Ins, ‘
this morning. ; m
rim: sinus. ' . J

Charles 0 met-ad ot “'tlton. noti- }
tied the no in» \eszerday that a. 31ml .
spare mt had been taker. from his
Saturday night. wane in
tons parked near 111': Scrfi‘alk Locki '
wmpany. , 3 .
nk'OOTER STOLEN.

Nubia". of Liberty Sqnnrefi
to {L‘ :Ollco Saturday, that!
had stolen his "Scooter."

 

 

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OLR XMAS TREES AREHERE

can now AND use You: men or

FROM om: mos sroax Atoms ’ ‘
TABLE mm ‘— rm sum

GREEN ROPING mm-- W!
AlsST’anm Baskets of l-‘ntit— Candy in Handmtnc PM
Cigars and fight-urea
“Q Will We Any Item For You

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