w" Ill Firs 9111111116
lulled Hli‘nil-
Department hold lsst
, 391111111111er Putnam
embody; proved _t. be of nuns:
crept, up an unexpectiuL cpn}
r tibia, position of chief ensi-
(close.
11 Engineer Luther M. WrigHt ‘
called the meeting to order 11nd pro»
‘whilc Secretary Elblri W. Clark,
1First‘ Aliplstsnt‘ 1911311111131 A. E;
inchéster, and Second Assistant Eur
lnecr‘ Rufus .1 Smith occupied their
lsusi places.
The call was heard and accepted and
the reading of the. socrctxlry' 11 1611011
{ which is printed in full below,1wus
dispensed with.
, Wilfred Bildweii moved that to ex-
pedite matters, and on account of the
'ollicienl. work of the board of coal.
‘ peers timing the past your that the
flocrctmy cast one ballot for all the
5%” officers
1(- -Chie1‘. Engiucel 11w iinrford
ii- that it was a. well-known fact 111st
he was (1 candidate for the position
. {at chief engineer. and he thought the
1111,1191 way Would be to get 1111 expres-
SiQ from the. members present lie
' fil‘éd tilt (1111211111011 to ML Boil-
motion, and moved that the
prqcoai to ballot
whil and the seconder of his
lien withdrew the some Chief
.1-,‘,Wri‘gbt,appointcd Captain Leroy Ad-
31999. pf the Fire. Police, 1111 Judge. and
Ebrcm‘an Bodwell of Old Well Hook
1, and Ladder Company. and Captain
‘ ,Gcorge W. Bogardus of Putnitm Hose
'Compnny, as tellers The. informal
ballot resulted as follows:
1W,_lioie‘:_ 11,1111: Final ,.,
lilie,‘
_.M
63
32
fi3§1‘
33
111.11
'3, ballot hummus femidi and unanimous
(1101111111911 .on, 911111 Page).
', TRINITY NAVAL usssnvss.
Or. Benn Talk: on Hygiene and Mr.
‘ McKibbln Offers Prizes.
Trinity benl Reserves were out in
full force. last evening, to listen to n
in
to‘.‘1bcli"' weekly drill.
most interea‘tln and helpful in’its slig.
sections of s table rules of cissnli
noes. apparel. diet and exercise. it
was pr by 11 short and earnest
appeal to the krowlng manlinesa in
boys to malts their lives (1 success by
positive cours us and faithful st—
icniion to all air work in life. The
boys save Dr. Been their undivided st-
tendon and: :11 landed him enthusias-
tic‘slly at the c one of his talk.
The ,next practical talk will be given
in connection With the ilrst li‘ridsy!l ov-
‘ suing drill in January 8131111
.followed under the direction of “Mr.
McKihhon who has provided signal
iings for this purpose. Mr. McKibbln
also Offered (11111 prizes to be :wsrded
at the e,n(i of the drill bassoon-one for 80
general military hearing. the other for
best nppomnue in uniform and equip
input .
8 1111111111 progress has been mule in
(ll-ii 11111 undul the direction of Licutcn
ant Snyder, who deserves especial
credit for the present success of the
(lrauninuilon.
M mem m
' OBITUARY 111.com.
11113. 11111111111 M. 11111111111.
Mrs. Marni-st Elizabeth, wife of
Morris M. Norton. died this morning
_ It an early hour 111 111-1 residence, 88
West 111ml {11111111191111 had been (in
1- invalid for some years ind rcxmutly _
111131111ch 11 more 31111111 of pneumo—
his. 8111: we: burn 11111! hlld resided
,, all her life on the hill (111111 was 1011s
of the oldest Ind (nest respected or
11111111111111 She was 11 member of the
‘ South Nomill congregational Church
11:11”. Lenin F. illicit. DD” WI“.
0111111111111 111 the funeral («swim to
1 be 1111111 1111111. WW 11101111111111 10: no
* 0111101111 inset-blunt iii r1111 1111111111
Post: til. it. it. of Nor-
lcr humy: W
1 on hygiene by Dr. Bean in addition ,.3
The talk wnsl
ill!
iii
defrsylus the expenses of the midpoi-
ins exercises.
The program was s pleasing one and
each artist who took part was hssrti ly,
encored The several numbers were
the following:
selection —- Congregational Sunday
School Orchestra.
Vocal Selectionwlrving O. Bylngton.
Readingw-Miss Dolly Bra! 1
Violin Bold—Henry, Valiant.
Piano 80le1111: Hattie 111111111111.
Recitatioanlss Florence Jacllson.
Recitation—«Miss 19111111 31111111th
Vocal Solwflsm Johnson
R‘ecitll‘tioan‘lss Liiil‘s’n' crswford
limitations—Miss Eiore'ncc‘ Jackson.
{filamMnstprs Harold St. George. Wll~
loll. Chi‘n‘erv and 19er Hoskins.
At the close of the entertainment
program. ice cream msnd cake were
served and candy was sold:
There are six members: of the grad
noting class. four girls and mo boys
They are the Misses Hazel Rusk.
Grace Hanna. Marion Weeks, Laura
Raymond and Masters Harold Water-
bury and Arthur Benton
EHHEKA HEBEKAH .
LODGE SUCK SOCIAL
Pantomime, Choruses, illus-r
trsisd Songs, Instrumental
Music and Other} Features
A very pleasant and largely attend-
ed 'sock social" was given by the
members of Eureka Rebekah Lodge,-
iast evening, in Odd Fellow/'11 Hall
The program rendered for the edifice
lion of those present was it very fine
one uud (loch 11nd evcly number ex:
cited applause
The. pantomime. "Wife Wanted ”
was pnitilll‘ially (111911111 The star
part was taken by George Wilnlott
who acted the role, of (1, young bache-
lor, seeking a wife. A number 0!
them called and he tested their nont-
neon ,nnd (11,1191 housewifeiy qualities
and found till-1n lacltil Finally our
1 came (1111111511111- (1. he 11y clinch voll
Shc answeled (111, the lequiroments
and when he busily accepted her he
found that she was (1 colored woman.
The chorus and illustrated song.
"My [adieu 1111111111131 was excellent
. This Wits lendercd by eight young lit-
dies. the Misses Julio Msllett. Ethel,
Msrtlnenu, Jennie Roberts,
Brundagc Rose llelnzelmnn Miss
Ayms, Mnlildu prlll Emuul 811111911.
They wme inliinn costumes and illus-
trated with motions the song ((11 they
rendered it. They made a strikingly
handsome uppcarlluco.
The Rough Rider ‘Glee Club was
present and kept the audience cuter-
(11111111 by their mluslrel lakes and
mugs. Jnmos (inrdon‘ ilppenmd in
(har‘actel' 1111 'Old 111ka Joe."
The program was (as follows:
Selection,
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Recitation,
Miss Thompson
Psntomime—J'Wifc Wanted. "
Cornet ‘,Solo
Muster Frank Bhufcit
Recitation.
Miss Rusk.
Pinno Solo,
Miss White.
stleeuw-“Beforc and After Marl-lugs,"
George Wiimott and Flor-inc 1111111.
118. .
Mantel Ricllulll Cumlunius
illustrated 80ng~"My lndlsn Maiden. "
Reckoner-An Elevator,
Mfluuk.
Miss Thompuml.
80111111 11nd Jokes,
, 111111311 llilicr (live Club.
1111! 111111111 Joe" in chowder.
James Gel-(inn 11nd chums.
"Under the Anhmuiey Busch,"
“ Joseph 11: Brown 11ml Chorus.
Choruwmmd Night.”
Al the (11111111, of tile pmlrruln dancing
was (ihioycll and refreshment» word
(«-1111
7‘"
Recitation. w, v’
. “‘5...
"1y,
Mun-11...»..- m... .
PAiNTIFiD‘ UNION DANCE.
Piuuurhiiilin Hold Last, Night in
Arlen Hail.
iii-11m pic-mull. dupes 1m 3 1111111
111111 evening by the members (111.1111 lo-
cal i’cintcrs’ and Decomm‘ Union.
it was old in .lricp Hall which with
well filed for 1.1m occasion. iMhsid
wu furnished by Lowell orchestra
The committal» ill (2111111111 of this dilati-
comprised Hort. hrllmamip, lunch:
Mitchell. 011111111111 Gllsrnicri Jolili Kill-
1911. James Down ilcrilswrt Gprlann
Henry D. Wright. 11de column.
nourishment: were served duribp the,
evil-hips. 1
OORIN‘I'HIAN (31.11,- 1)
“1111911- (1111111, in Red Willow: Hill
,, 3 Attended.
, Allergen? 11111111 and very
((111. dance in: given by the
I (111131111111 evasion. in fish 11
,' solution yesterday 111191110011
Carrie 1
5 the;
him 1111‘: 125.000.111.111“
to, be (1 Perfect; Gentleman
by Physician in Charge
"Willisn 8.1111911 has never been
declared sane since he Was committed
to the Westport snuitsrium its insane.
to the host. of my knowledge," sslo
D. Rhin’hd the head 'of“ that in-
to a
firidgepbrt Post reporter. “And all
(1 time Mr. Allen was here be was a.
very ‘wiillnz Inmate. .
“After bolus here about three
months he was released on 11111019 and
had the full run of the buildings and
the grounds without any surveillance
so that if be 111,111 desired his liberty at
buy time very, much he could easily
have obtained it." he continued.
“.Mr Allen is 11 gentleman and al-
ways was very refined and showed his
eccentric, was impulsive 11nd quick
teillpeled, but he always was it perfect
gentleman. 1 never knew that an at-
(culp't was being made to take him in
sucther‘ institution until I read of it
in the papers. He told me himself
that hlsconfinsment here was largely
bu account of his financial affairs.
He was b‘ndlv involved in debt at. the
time he was put bore and his relatives
thought that bv sculpt him out of
the wnv for 11 little time they might
be (able to so 1111 up things as to save
111 little property. This consisted, so
I am 10111.01 about. $20. 000 left in
trust for him This yielded him (in in
come of about $2, 000 but as he had
no idea. of the value of money it. did
here he paid his own bills.
"That is to say he endorsed the
Mrs.‘ Ward by the way instead of the
numb given her by the papers, and
she sent on the money
“ Mr. Allen was committed here on
certificates signed by Dr. C.’ L. Dunn
and Dr. Josephwoiilps of New york.
two ‘well-knownuuid (rend b .' phl-
s11 inns. He was in no sense 'kldnnp
pcd’plthouzh i will, admit thin...
diplomacy used to get here might
have been of the strenuous order. He
siwdys seemed vc'ry contented while
hero and l released him on parole (if
101' he had been here three months.
, "He had 9. studio fitted up in the
upper part of the barn where he
liked to spend much of his time sing
ing and painting. But while he was
always starting some new pictures he
never finished any. He seemed always
fond of trying experiments of some
kind or other such as mixing up
white land with olive oil or some 0111-
c: vegetable oil.
"He had about 111111 ‘itn sole of land
in the roar of the sunitsrlum which
he was showed to cultivate as a
garden, but he never go: very much
out of ll. in the Will; 1 of crops. lie
would often accompany me to the vii-
luxe and would order goods such no
hardware but as soon 1111 they were
delivered he would throw them
(may, saying they Were not what he
angled or what be had supposed them
9.
"The first time i knew of the suit
or that he had any dissatisfaction
with his treatment herewas on Tues
dsy.‘ when'thc papers Wore served on
11111.: Practically. i knew very little
direct the case as l have not even
consulted an attorney on the matter
(is yet. The suit is giving (up a good
(1111110! unpleasant notoriety which is
something i do not care about having.
As 1 matter of fact. somebody owed
“ 111111 5500 for money advanced to hiln
«1111111 he was here. in ndllition to
bring awed this inoncv. It is rather
piling it 1111 to have 11 big lawsuit filed
unhinst you and all of your property
hunched.
“All I have niresdy sllid, his winner:
was brought about by n conlpronlisu
11111111111111 the lawyers. lie was 11111011
in New Rochelle to have his financinl
(nutter: unissued. Whml the calm
cums into court on 11 1110111111 (a have
It committee appointed to nxuililnu in
to his financini condition. it was s sort
of s compromise entered into between
his Ipwyel- sud that for the other ((11111
that Mr. Alien should be allowed to
o where 11"» pleased. Eut he 1111111111111
like: Westport since he has return-
911 here and is now staying at the ho-
iui 111 this village. We Ire very good
friends ind Ii. is my idea that. he would
never Mile brousbt this suit. 111111 be
"not been put up in it by some lawyer.
"l have nothing to (lay upon the
question of the locality of this coma
1111111111111 :11 111111 is before the court:
and has not yet been decided. But the
1‘_ reputation of Drs. Duns 11nd Collins
V is suburb to preclude the idea that
Mr. Allen was ‘itidnsppod.’
, NonwALK bHAfl‘i‘tfl.
Th ‘Mmdii dhdpter. D1111 11111111 of
ricsn Revolution. vi 1 have
.1111.ch Merit. 1111111 or 113111111. :11 11'
311 of honor. MI. Thursday. 111 ll 11
11111 11111111111111 mulls. 11 Wells,
menus. hermit. Jildite “film will
111111111 (in “dress (1:11 “Historical 111,
cxmiient breeding. lie was somewhat '
not suffice for his needs. While he was,
checks which were sent to his sister,.
pace W
the nigh 9111':
91111111111 oi the Vsndoibilis, 11
Who Sued Wsslport Sanitar- ,
'11,.91'; (lily bicycle
qu ultra Garden today.
slyginorning lost. inn
1, track from time
all unlikely that
‘ ', 111 Will be forced
to retire (11111111 the day. chgun- is
lipid to his“ trip bud stats Through»
out the 111 h been riding poop
1y, wobblinn. . 1110 to tune and
till othbrl hrs great annoy-
$2 that one, Inothing
11 note hn‘y " n11 119d beyond some
sharp spi'ln ‘3 11111;, the curly morn-
‘ p1 composed of
“ lost another lap
wile): 7 and 8 o'-
adorn merely kept
,, sud 'l‘uivllic and
" rapped behind un-
' This puts Tur-
moticslly out of
’ now live laps
1 Root. and Dorlon,
divs llyit.
iiums wore setting
during 1
clock. 1"“
e Vsnderstuyft.
teams had cov-
hfi illildii. 6 laps; Samuelson-
, 9,168 miles 4 laps:
Gougoitzdlr‘ob' Reagan Logan and
Krebs-Foglerd' ,m11‘2.168 miles. 2 laps;
the 'i‘urvlile- (1111le team 2,157
miles, .9 111119,.
The record 9 128111 hour was
2459 miles is ups; ‘made by Miller
and Wnilcr in 1999.
FRlDA TKRNOON CLUB.
Regular'Mming Fluid Yesterday at
the Home of M, G. 8. Kendall.
The meeting of the Friday After
noon Club ‘w‘nn held yesterday after
dance of Mrs. G. S.
the seller-111 subject
"'I‘he' Art 6 "stud," the following
urog‘rnin wad I van!
Paper-«Pro link
‘” 11.2“"
lieu (ling—The e4 pbseline Brother-
11‘
itlsm. '
Sh 1‘11: “:19! 1110mm F611 1
.ii 991) e vase e own;
We“ William unlined Hunt.
Ford Mun: Blown. Sir Edward
BurneJones, Dante Rossetti. were
lead bib-Miss dunninghnm. Miss
Mary K. Jennings. Mrs. Gleason
and Miss Gettlcr
l'l'n1u—~“'l‘he blessed Damozel,
Mls. Blanchard.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. J Jennings. West street
Detcluber 16111.
f
(1 WEED-HULL.
A Happy H0me Wedding Lust Thur:-
day at 85 Ely Avenue.
Miss Annie 19. Hull sud Harvey J.
Weed of South Norwsik.‘ were united
in manage on Thursday. December 8.
1111 Rev. R, F. Humphries. (11 the home
of (no bride, :15 Ely silence. The bride
was attired in it very costly gown
'rinnncd with bury Applique. TI:
bride's-maid as Miss hurl: Dolshsn
1y. Edward Koehlsr. of New York.
noted as best nun. Miss Educ May
Cones, of Brooklyn. we! lower girl.
and William Hull, Jr., acted no page.
The father gave the bride away. There
were many costly gifts received from
frisn‘dssnd relatives of both bride and
groom. After the ceremony, Willlsnl
Hull. Jr., was christened.
Mr. and
{Milling Ibo 1111911111 were:
Mrs R. Dcinhanty. Br., Mr. and Mrs.
W. Deiuhnnty, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. R.
BrownMr. Braden. Minna Mrs. Ml“:
and family. of Westport: Mrs. Blvecn
11v, Mira K. ‘Swosnsy. M11. and Mn. Mo-
F‘nrinnd and molly: Mr; and Mrs. R.
Sweeney. Mrs. .1. Connor. Edna. May
Gunner. Mills Mill-Enrol Mes. Mr. John
it Moe of Brooklyn: Mr Toni mo,
Million. who favored with many 11011918:
Mrs. G. 11y. Mr. Hunklcmsvor Mr.
mm Mrs. art and 1111111111»; Mr sud
Mr». Gertie. Mr. and Mrs. and or and
non and many other: nmountln: from
in :11.
”smut—1....
DIIRW—ILLIOTT.
m... u... .
Cupid 80nd: 1111 (11111111 (1» (11‘. In
and Tim :1 Norwnlk Hospital.
81in little Cupid hu 1min been
11111111111: his (ism about the Norwsill
11111911111111.11 few 11st one announce-
31110111 yin mode of the martian of
Mind 1... Molih in odd William Hilfi-
rv (1111! now It? is 1111 hwamo 111mm:
that MN. 1.? . Dairy, 111111111111- popu-
for 1111111 thin institution and W113
1111111 lot. of tits 110111 "9199171wa
Ceilidh, were worried s short thus
no ,
TH! Ml?! flluIDNAlY “will:
i11 doom 1: up by e
Mite uionnr‘r ideologufit the home
_ DE 11511th direct
aillicit. “libel-s were
whet“ m‘lfim tints
mini 5
one hundred and fifty to 1.110 hundred '
,s’n‘il the obiect of
Importsnl OiiicIai Memorandum
Issued Todiiy by Lord Slici-
bourn’e Regarding F uiure Dis-
tribulion anti Mobilization oi
England’s Fleet
W~
LONDON, Deo.10~ln (in ofliclai
memorandum issued today dealing
with the future distribution and mob-
ilization (11 11111911111111 fleet Lord
Seihorue. first 1111.1 of the admiralty,
makes (mine Interesting remarks on
the causes necessitating rev1siou of the
strategicdl pllnclplee which up to the
present have governed the 1111111111.
11011 ‘of the dust “from the period
when the (lleciric telegraph did not (11(-
111st and wind was motive power " The
development of foreign navios through-
out the World consiitui 1 in Lord Sei-
home's view .11 new 11nd definite stage
of naval affairs in the Western Hem
lsphere. _
- _ne says: “Tilo'Unlted States is for-
m'n'r 11 navy. the power (lull, sizeof
which will be limited only by the
amount of money the American
people chOose to spend on in in the
Eastern Hemisphere (1 smaller but
modern navy, that of Japan. hols been
put. to the test of War and (lots found
wanting. The Russian navy has been
greatly increased. and with the excel»
tlon of the Black Sea fleet, has been
wholly transferred or in in course of
be! 1115 transferred to the Pacific. The
nnvios of Italy and Austria have msin-
tniuod their positions in the Mediter-
ranean. but the expenditure thereon
has not been incronsed as in the cans
of other powom The French navy
stands as always in the forefront mm
s new German navy has co into
existence it is it navy of the most
efficient type, and so fortunately cir
cuulstnnccd that it is able to concen
trots almost the fwhoie of its fleet at
home ports.’
Dwelling on the improvement of the
British fleet, Lord Selborne remarks
that all the old battleships have been
Fbpincod by modern ships, but still
mom isignificsnt‘? and far reaching
your twanty-slx, modern cruisers built
41111113110111: years of crest. speed, with
1rmsmsnts (is povibrful its that of but
’eships (ind siteget or a, great ad-
once ‘on shything ‘w ich has preced-
id them
in: studying the questions of the dis
"..11bution of the vi'nr'shlps and the dr-
rangements of stations, the admiralty.
ilord Ssiborne continues, has been
guided by the experiences of Japan
mud Russia in the present war. The
1dnliraity's ideals were that the peace
listriblltion of the fleet shouid’alsc
'19 its best. strategicai distribution for
Var , and that. 'me mobilized ships
should lilwnys be in as pelfcct con-
dition. of fitness for war as the com-
missloncd ships.
110111 Seibo’rpe then details the fleet
ihsnges. The home fleet henceforth
(ill be called the Channel fleet with
headquarters at. home, it will consist
of twelve‘ battleships and s. sumcient
number of cruisers. The present
channel fleet will be‘ renamed the A11
lanlic fleet. have its permanent base.
111 Gibinltnr. and consist of sight but
leshlps ,snd a sufficient number of
~ruiscrs.‘ Affiliated to the Channel and
Atlantic ii'ecis will he cruiser squad
“cull each of Bill armored cruisers.
commanded by Rear Admiral and dc-
tiichnblc at any time for special ssr
vices.
The South Atlantic squadron under
the 1-newnrrdnsemsnt will remain s'
[w («instituted and will not disappear
111 W11» believed would be the case.
the Moditorrllncnn host will consist of
1111111. battleships (ind attendant .crui.
111111 with its base (it the island of
‘1111111 The large cruisers attached to
this Iloct will be. culled the aura
cruiser squadron.
The aim of the admiralty has been to
he lull-(1 that never more than two
bulilenhips of 1110 (31111111111! first or 0H“
battleship of the Atlantic (11111 M 1-1
(innuoih nests shill he in the dock-
‘vdrds at the ((111116 1111110.
Dealing with the cruisers 111 the ox-
tr! hilltopsdn mm: Lord Beibcrnc
nos it he: been dpoldsd to withdraw
11111 111:: directive ships of the Ninth
tmcricsn sud Wssiiaindioll 1111111011 1111111
to and lo the nation «hips of s new
11111112111111: service aqumimn which the
admiralty has decided to 11111111111111.
Navalnniets and boys in training will
hereafter be transferred from
training ships to this particular scr
vim aqlmdrun. which will be compos-
ed (1! 111 or night modern 11511111111
ships 1111 (:11 will he 00111111111111 into one
11111111111011 for training undoi- the com-
msndcr in chief of the North Ainsriunn
station
1 in conclusion. "lord sciilcrnc cub
lines the places for the naval sinn-
movies of 19011 and 19011, which will
have tor their object the 11111111111 (17
the new schema which will result in
:1. considerable ssvi in the estimates
11111 is that "on o
docisrstion‘ of will: 11111113111111: since
lunch of the floor shnli be complete 111111
’nsinnlsneoul." . ,
(311.1 'Brltain will have within this
tilt! N
Bishop McMahon (1111.11 Hollis
‘ M Ii" ‘ Will ‘1
Bishop 1.1.11.1... 111.111.411.651.
coin in Hibernian Hull sn'd ousted.
the following oflicers:
Presidenthillnm J Lynch.
VicePresiden‘th 9198111111.
.Becretary—f. H.‘Bucltlo‘y.
collector-P. J. Khmer.
. Treasurer—401111 Henry.
Driller-10. 9.. Reilly. .
Chancellorm hn McGlcne.
Marshal-«P. ucitléy.
~1Gusrd~Jamcs Mesalil.
Representative to State Council-4’)
A. Reilly. , .
Alternate-w'l‘imoihv J. Byrnes
Chaplain-alley. John 0.119311".
Modical’lilx‘bn‘llnsr—Dr. W.J rm.
and P Buckley ,
These oliiccts will
Deputy State Cbnlib‘ello
at the meeting January 91.91119
- “M
GIFT 'ro CAPTAIN. ADAMS.
Captain Leroy Adams. wh
,enlly married, wall the reel
ompicyes in William B Hubbeli's 1‘1
factory. Mr. Adonis expect,» to have
Taylor avenue compietpd next week
and will then move in ‘
l-‘LllliGED THIRTY FEET
WITH ELECTRIC 098,
Have Exciting Time , ’
SOMERS, Dec. 10.»An electric our
on the Somers and Enfleid division of
the Hartford and Springfield Street
Railway Company left the track ht
Johnson's corner in Soil co today.
plunging thirty feet across s town.
house shrdl sh sbr shrdiu sh hl-diu
crashed through the side wall of a
louse. stoop m; finally when half Its
length was within the parlor of the.
house. ”The top of the car and (the
roliey pole also wrecked thc room
(hove the parlor. This room was 019
upied by two ch ldrcn of Paul Rial»
lrds, Who were thrown from the bed in
which they were sleeping, but fertil-
mtely sustained no injury. The motor-
1nn..nsmsd nylor and Conductor
‘on‘nOrs escaped by lumping just be
are the car struck the hotlsm' There
v‘ere no passengers in the car it is
‘muso will amount to Govern] limbs
and dollars. one wall hav‘ng been iii
110st completely torn away.
The car was No.22 and was almost
new having been in service onlv 1:111
weeks. 1111 front end was wrecked
‘n the accident On this only morn»
nu run the car is sent to Bomcrsvilic
to tulle on s party of factory cm
.loyces and usually goes without pits
angers. it is supposed that it was
1 left the track at Johnsons curve
ndnv, (1111111111711 11111 motor-111111 cinch
to the brake handle and did, his 111111
to stop the 1:31.11. plunged, 11111011311 (
rail fence. climbed up on}, . Milt
about three feet- high, 111111.111 flied
toross n him: 11116 (11910111111111 11611:;
her of the tenemnnt house This
house is owned by Gordon Bros Mann
distilling Llunillwluy 11nd we purl-p.111
11111 of n tenement (11 cup‘ed by Mich-
191 Minsbnn while the. Richllrds 111m
v My 1“ 1 1‘00 "hove A lot of the
parlor furniture was smashed in the
sleeping room above the bed (v.1
turned completely around 11nd rolled
to the opposite tilde of the wall.
‘ COMPANY F LOOT,
Said Tim Loonl Military Boys Had I
“st" Deal In Middiowwn.
‘ The Commit. F basketball team
went to Middletovvn last night and
were, defeated by the Company 13
team of that city by the more of 25 to
12 The Norwitlkers played it good
mmo but could not overcome the on.
(naught of the home ilvs‘ It is said
that the 9‘ boys were xiven it rather
“raw deal" with reference to the style
of ploy of their opponents
A man who tailed offense siwsyll
makes 11 poor selection.
WANTED
wsuvdpa-i (11111. 11011 consul.
housswoi'li in mull 11111111100011 wax.
on 111 s competent girl. Apply to Mrs.
Mark Norman, Dollop. 01.. or to, Mrs.
G 9.1 Roads". 51 mniwood owns. 90.
crwclh. 1110 at
w‘AN‘l'lD -- liliifiPOfiiifBLlli MAN
in millions 1111 0111110 sud (11111111111111
depot for largo manufacturing popcorn.
Salary 91.1500 1101* should Ind Willis-
11111111,. Applicant must 1111119 1113011111
«specs sud 31.000. Odpltsi - 19.
Address. Bnpt as: West 12111 91.. 0 I11
onto, (up-17.21411.-
run . 1.1.". 911.111.:
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tion should be mod (1 to 1311111119de
Blanchard, in Water street. it
I
Tt‘ufltBGSWJOhn McGlone P. Mdbuly
a1
handsome sideboard from his felling
the improvements in his residence in ~
Motorman and , Conductor 1111“
Hartford and Springfield Linc
intimated that the damage to the.
going at a high rate of speed who: '
. olic Benevolent Lesion. mat Friday QV- ‘,
. ”Ii .' iii .
iudga Lockwood (1111111 1111.
the i‘wii Positions He' 91,:
01111110111011 with Liquor 6‘99,
5 (in interesting (mention ‘ as "l”
in connection with the case of
111.11 Hill-1191111 alarm with;-
the" liquor. aw it is whether
Jtizis 191,11. locks/cod can no
1161 section liquor 1:151 in
bi h be Is sssoc‘lstbi 1
the can” , 5
v 111$ police 11
pepsin: stuff or 1'
mil.- .
11.111111111111011 of the bull‘s it who t
that the 1silicon who owned by
1180
yesterday afternoon. but was coil,
lied until next Saturday... 3 1
Attorney
and refused to let his client ‘gh‘ to irisl
The pies in abatement sols fort
thdt Attorney E. M. Lockwood, unoc-
isia Judge of the Town court and prob:
scniiing liquor agent, cannot legally
not as liquor prosecutor before his own ,
conr1.The pies claims that it is not
faith; or ethical. and is illegal Judgs
Joseph R. Taylor took the pics in no
element under consideration. and! iii 1
matter will probably come up ‘n "
Saturday,
Should the plea in abatement
11111111111911 it will practically mean thin
Judge Lockwood will have to resign.
one or the other of his positions
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BAPTIST CHURCH SOCIAL.
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Pio'mlni Reccpilc iven by Rev ind"
H. ,3. Bdrm!
A mulls
No’r‘wn.k
evonin the
‘11: all: nddnce 1 ed b 32313
"casnntll' an ’11 ,
Mrs 11. $51.11... "‘3
' The bus sons of the meeti m to,
consider the advisability ol- worm: ,
121113 the Christian Endeavor society, ‘
It was voted to do so and a committee -
was appointed to organize it. The
committee comprises, F H. Mills chitin-3
man Miss Elsie M. Decker Misti Susana -«
0111111121111 and John Tyler
At the conclusion of the business
meeting ice cream and wafers were
served. . .- '
. FOR sAtE.
won sALi-z on To RINTn-WW'
pool tables, cheap, oil you 11,
Ably 111'. Joseph Dims‘ 1
111 street. .
son sALs—vnsy sns'r 31111911111
ed hard wood 37.111111101111510 1111 how
60 pigs ‘all sizes: boy by the 1)
ion; 1 light horse: 2 work 110‘ ,
milk cow; 1 two-horse h’eflvy‘ 1111b 11‘
harness; 1 his: wIdotIre stops crumb
nun‘rly new. (Lb. James. South N, '
wslll ‘
FOR SALE OR T10 RENT“ '
sewinp machines. shdftlnc, to
power. etc. Corn late plant in 11
foot condition for 1:111 maunfuturin
purposes (inn reihsin in prcssnt'id
cation if desired. Terms very 1p
0. Box 203. Norwnik.
son slits-slim money
have s proposition for my one 11111311, ,5
in; to purchase I piano which [11- .0113
tiroly new. saves you money, .1111 ll
me some profit. Idiotic: to (love
lb! but makes. it you wont p p
1111 christmsn‘. i can help you.
particulars cost you nothink Addl‘
F. M ii... Sentinel. .: ‘90
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