util Nowell:
It Class Mutter.
'I'IIIIEE PERSONS
‘ 08E IIIEIII LINEE ‘
Eire Also Destroyed le‘os
Farm house of OIIsrles Mir
I Millan at deceased - Y.
Im5
GENESEO N Y. Dec 29 w'l‘hreIt
vsone lost their lIveu in a tire which
estroyod Illa term tabulation of Dh'ar- -
lIas McMillan III the bend of Counties
Lake early today.
The dead are:
Charles McMillan.
Lottie McMillan. his sister ‘
Front? McMillan. a nephew;
Lulu McMillan, Another sister who
rclllded at tho McMillan borne escup
ed The cause of tho ill-e has not
been explained.
The McMillans were anions the
but... Nelson .
Drew Rescued in Mid (ideas
by Audio-Chilled
HAVRlil. Dec. 29~— he British steam
rr Allele Chilton ( eptaln JohnWil.
from Pensacola. Demo via Newport
News. December 12).6 which mired
here yesterday with debt Nelson. his
wife and live members of the crew or
the American schooner W. R. Chester
on board reports halving rescued them
In mid—ocean when the Chester was
striking after having encountered a
four days' storm. Capt. Nelson set are
to the schooner hei‘ors Abandoning her
in order that she should not prove!
danger to navigation The American
55m
lived on the
northeast of
Corporation Counsel Light ll
cities that Charles II E‘
tumor, at west Norwe
Cannot Recover Damage
tor the Death of Horse Alto
hunaway ‘
Methodist. honored tional‘ and
Trinity, in South Norwalli,
St Paul’s, Grace Episcopal
and Green Baptist in Norwalk
The Christmas-festival at. the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, last
Bpiiugdolo. " ‘
70. and stiff ' “5555‘
Mr. Hurlhutt’e Letter, And
I Shows that Representation
on Committee ls Entirely In-_
adequate For People Who
Reside in The City of South
merit; In its
the blaze at
was a good
as being, 5th
,5 is remembered
in, ., it helpful com-
men: He was one
“ram Springdnle.
loco 'lfucsduy.
ISollthINorw‘alk and Norwalli ‘
i
9 "offices at $1.900 Per
or tell wh v5!
His lhterme
_ prominent families at Livingston I u I ‘1: hi m, was one or the best eve;- held consul at Ham will send the rescued
County. I NOI‘WEIN --- AENE CcnSoIida- _ EDNA- “ WPEHAMY uhgder the aucplccs oi theISunday persons homo. \ I ‘
5 'I‘he bids submitted for the carrying - The his farm residence was totally ti III 'I T GI R I Ellen ‘M (We nton‘ths old 30110015 The church was crowded and .—'——-—— I , The South Norwniil Common Colin
momma betwiaen- the nominees and burned _ 5 0 8 E 0 VB ERSOIIE. II daughtei , I ,Rlchsid Dole the decor-hubris and all armngemamfi The schooner W R: Cheater, Cant. cil ‘tcr the yebrlililo held its last me
_MI15'0$d stations and steamboat laud- ..___._._____..._..... suppofl 5M "5 hu‘uty, died 5 ha, The nmelal were of u“, mum elaborate character Nelson. ”bed from St. Martins, N. B. lug last evening and pausml. out o 93* I
5gb hetrieen the pastoilices lend mail ~Ch‘owderIO oysters coalitions and will be held ion silver. SHIP - Chalice H Gabriel’s-Juvenile Quinta Nov. 24. and Johanna“. Malcolm: 3, once. Thole will be only t
I “”‘I'T‘I “film“ the gamma ind. not icon at Revlnondfs restaurant. day: «1‘2 - 1 ~ I for commie-rum ”Salim Claus” I tor Barbsdoes shew wood in“ - 0“ It“ “9“” I
5 $535153 53:59 diggigpsé wt electrc or To the Editor, or The Sentinel: I l ' His Best," who successl’ully mount Charles Nelson, of “nobles Male ‘
between the several
lattices. railwny stations, atenimboht NGRWALK PEOPLE
fittings In lstatione or p‘o‘inte of _ _ 5 IOINED5 m WEDLUCK
was much pleased at the conservative , " " r ‘ 5
inch or Mr. Hurlbutl'e letter in your
issue of yosielday and heartily a
with him in many points which he as
raised. I believe that a (we. (ullwd
‘ and was built at that port in 18°02" _. e-
schooner was of 121 tone. was 85 feet. Arnhem I
7 inches long; had 24 feet ‘ 8 Inches (ioullcllmen'ldlect Harry
beam and was 8 feet. 1 inch death and Abel-t Brown
The; v‘i’ulol‘l‘o characters were meet ex-
brilliantly. taken the musical dentures
being artistic and well sung by the
various soloists and the has he chorus
. do his home
led, till. lelt the. cult
of south Nol—
..Junws Moore
‘in Newton.
lime Willie _,.
9 wt electric" or. cable car's.
WIDE h Walk; David
s‘{i3 helwue‘u main postotiices and club. I
The final meeting of the year w
dilutions have been awarded at Wildli—
Wilton»
They extend for u period of four
years from July 1 1905 and lids abe-
soihcblly stored that the work done
must be under the potential superin-
tehtlehce is! the- party in whom the
contract id given -
In New “Him-In the couiimi was
married again to Peter A Egan, at $3. -
000 an {Id-yelled ol’ sevolul bundled
dollars dyer the figures for the plevious
term. which WI‘HI 32.232.1‘he Iron-
tl‘at't Includes the! trauapmiallnn (If
malls lu5-t5.wéeu the railroad elation and
the bout elites and the clot. trio Cill'rl
’I‘hc Ioutr‘h‘dtf for the transfer of mail
I ti‘ IBlldgeiloil West (welded to Orrin
7‘ ' ley at. $3. 500; at IMIalli‘Ol‘d to Louis
Three Ceremonies Portormed In
§i. Mary 3 Parish and Two In
New York city
There was a large attendence at St
Mary‘s Church this morning to witness
the marriage of John Lawrence Re?-
nolds. a well known young Norwaill
hattI-el and Miss Rose A. Barry, dough
terotli/lr. and Mrs. James Barry. of
Winnlpauk, The nuptial knot was tied
at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Father Wilu
Item Fitzgerald. of the Catholic Unl-
’ varsity Washington, D 0.. who is 'e
guest for a tow days at St. mm 1168
rectory ot the Rev Father James H.
lair discussion or the nastier should
be welcomed by everyone. as l behave
in my heart that a careful considera'
tion of consolidation will kill it dead
it however. it offers any mitigation of
the conditions which exist under the
probes: wretched form or government
it dbould be carefully considered.
should like to heel some or the mi}
mouth in favor of it.
Mr Hurlhuit. says in his letter that.
he believes that I am an ultra. 1 cheer-
II~l.v admit it. i believe it is the cor-
rect position for South Nor-walls peo-
ple to take in view of the past history
of the lend between the two communi-
He also alludes to the (not that I do
not sign my name to these communi
dud hllu. i‘l
'lbIrI tenet ti had this attelnoou
at 2 col our the house and 3
o'clock l‘mm $3M“ hodist It
Churn i‘ '
illusion
F W. II DOWNES
I The Ironclad I when"; it Dnvl'uell
took planet lpunh ut‘. o‘clock
hum the ( b ‘llcil‘s Soldiers
Home Nolvlilup maul W‘dR In
Spling Glove bemoan Mr liuwnoa,
who tolluilly lived lu 5Nllllialll but
who has or into hoop at the Soldiers
iiillIll‘a’ {in My five years of age
5p wo childish, Mrs.
Fle'hk ll". Clark I uubury, and Mel
ville home 0? at Norwulk. its
well ll \I-tcriih. 0i ‘C‘nmp'rny F, Seveu~
toenth Connecticut Volunteers
)DIHK‘WHI .
of sixty members of the Sunday school
‘ The electric iigilt‘IetfecisI which were
a mature III the Oiicltllit were under
the direction of George N. McKibbih
Misti Mlly Fuliou was the accompanist.
The scholars were given candl‘. 01‘
lingers. etc. and there was the usual
inter-chance oi‘ girth between teachers
and scholars. Members of the infant
class received handsome books and
Rev W W '1‘. Duncan Willi given a
tclophohc in the parsonage fur the en
suing your
The diagram givcn followIl:
Instrumental»Opening Murch
Cllquste Come to Greet You.
Solo null Chorus-The lliiplly 'l‘ime.
‘ Lizzie Watson.
Solowwmi. I Want for Christmas. .
Solo and Chorus-A Little German
HOMELESS WAITER
SHO'I FROM AMBUSH
Man Had Given Important Tex.
timony Against Patrolman
Mellon, who is Now inlaii
NEW YORK, Decfi, 29. ~Standlng al-
most in the very spot where Robert
5 Brennan was shot to death by Patrol-
man Arthur Mellon last Mav William
lI‘I.'Brien a homeless waiter who gavé
the 'most important testimony in the
"lot which resulted in Mellon bets
I Ihot5 a particularly busy one for
count-..‘llmen The minutes of the all
meeting were read and accepted an
a number of, bills were ordered 11
A. relulrt was received from (I50
etio‘n Council John H.1Aght in. It‘egiir
I the Helm or Cl arles 'G. Elnereou.‘
West Nerweilr for the value 0
horse which ran away in Fairdeid
use. threw Mr Elllorsons ‘son fro
the sulky ran into (lat-net s rubbish
over, the edge. or u quarry and
billed. Mr. Light ho‘ds that as th
partially trained colt was running
away at. the time the claim does at
rennin. cities-I to furnish protect hI
against I‘lIgJitenutl and unmanageabl
horses. Only when lllv. city’ A misc-on
duct causes the fright do they become
, ' = ODor‘lnell, rector of St. Mary's ariah 10
‘ Eouglaflmorogzfi is“ €3,332?“ "“13? MW Agnes mm, was bIIIdeIfimm cations. lhave no desire for. nor need whhh many Norman: ulcn beluumi gov, I :gggdpralsgnflfgf $33; 35:3, 33:5” liable fond then only when netlireut
1' soil: at Norwich m' IJoIIeM NT while the best man. was Thomas has ‘l’lhmllfig‘sefifggmglg- litmd‘ii‘ti alianil‘lii I? use HOFFMAN ' Dr- WWW“ ah!“ will refill‘t in his death; O'Brien'a' H“ ““3““ ""1.‘ .I.”? g“ 1: “°‘ 11‘3“?
3431*“! 31.3511. ' I ‘ Y :23;- Igrh?:9;fimgféo: 1953:;3; them 1‘; “0" ”16°" that: t “m "1mm 651’ M” ”mu 501mm“ 281$:Sigriwtliiltoxfi‘vSllllll-‘Ii‘tglglfihrl min 88"flllanls escaped, and he has reins $§e$§pgrswgs ngctaptlgd‘r one N N
3° tgugfi) :3?“ W)": '{f’f’if‘mi’m the with congratulations hey admiring Then too. it would not be IIIth In “’3“ hggll this morning imni St. Joe 855,0 um; (thorny-Uncle gum " 9' 35152352?gavgrtiltghlohéamgc: 1:51:56 ' _.__.. I
- u 1 If rourar-i s o pres-oh ., e h'a hur~h at I15 o dock will re c " . . v ..
emcinber cube. South Not walk police friends Dr. ROM“ Milton sang, 0 mp to outer p ersonally into gentle do rsqulsth in‘lIén was 331:) by RoverI‘ Clarence Brown identlty. Three men are ““119" “"9“ I mntmwd. on Ne“ nth Pauly
toroeg healing been a patrolman (III a
number .0! years He is an elllrlernt
undersea“. {he's given sails-faction In
till his w‘orlI lie is also a member of
the Mail bl‘ Genius) Rust-tell Frost.
commanding the Blignde Connecticut
National Guard. being the senior or-
sle‘rly. sorghum. lied Iibdlnguished him-
”I! by hhrlia heart! work dliriil
the re; war EiwgeI-s at Menus e“ tor-y iii
an or officer fish “1&ng
input to Pagolond Lane to curly om—
milnitinn to, to Third Connecticut in-
rantry wultlii as ours ltbero 0b
the micro the: big quertmmueter s we
gon drawn by the slit army mules,
repulsed in the roadway and Relevant
Hall and tile dilvcr. who Were boiled
underneath Iliad narrow escapee them
being 'kfl led.
Fr'lhli J. Bradbury, also it resident
Promise Me" very finely. Organist Ed.
ward F Hands. accompanied.
Clark-Nssline.
Frederick Melville Clark. of Cran-
bury and Miss Josephine Catharine
Nerliné. of Winniapuk. were joined in
wedlock at St Mary' s rectory lust eve-
nlng at 7: 5350 o'clock at. St. Mary' I rec,»
t 8V6! I = ’-‘
thew W“ I v Fit
7i.
I . Planers—Bush.
The marriage of Miss M‘aud Winni-
fred Bush daughter of Mr and Mrs.
zones ('1. Bush. of 65 East avenue. Nor-
wallt. and. Nelford John Plotner, or the
tlrm of Platner and Bradley. proprie-
lore of the Clifford Pharmacy. were
married in New York city yesterday.
15 runs, but the town clerk“
.dli’IIlcnl
M toi at toy
‘ figures trout the rflmfiofih
hole with any of tho stalwart cham~
pious of consolidation whose rebutt-
tions for acumen and shrewdnese are
much to suppose that they wanid de-
bsie with me. .
I am very sorry thiit l was minin-
fox med in regard to the tigulee or the
~voting list of tho I‘ll-III nu q'l‘hird Die
in so
k of
ion bible. it beinit, in No
mums
and and Third Distlicts. and trim t'he
town clerk's ottlce for the First. Were
the town cler'lis allies in South Nor
walk I should have looked at the lists
with my own eyes and not trusted to
the telephone in order to ascertain
them.
You see town meetings are not the
only things that the South Norwalker
has to go to Norlvslk tor. Even in-
woll known. it. would be presuming too I
ham ii. Mahler; "‘ The romaine were
tuned to bmloury tor interment
«Mb—«q.
5 view some: erasréo.
5 oft-«......
contractor F ey'e Employees and
Machinery Arrive In Non-walk.
All rumors III i out It» the time b»-
III“: lie lllte'utiuh or“ the
‘ I I on and Hftltfol't‘l
' fig“ lending to cubic
irarll' t to
voting the l VII}: through
lvlstou Iii" 1' cl.
Nora :llh
I'm slut. outdo by the arrival in Nor»
wait: this "Milli III‘ II galls: Ill‘ men with
It .IpIu-bli \i‘iii‘k Iran to begin the con-
xIllIi'III.“ of u n-w bridge over the
Nl‘l'WIllk I‘leI-r III Mechanic strum.
('uilll’lil'lilr Filthy i‘VIdii’nIIS intends
to rush ilii‘ Work. us the mun were
immediately started Illugiug out it plar:
ll
(‘hnruII—-We re Glad to Meet You
Soiw—Hinwntha's Song
Solo—Tho Fairy’s Song.
Chorus-~Graud March.
Solo and Chorusnbierry
Johnnie Bull,
John Sample,
England
(Continual on 5Elghth Page).
YOUTH F’UL ELOPERE
James Conklln and Viola Boyd, Each
Aged sixteen. Married
The startling slimy 01‘ an elopmeul
was laid below the South Norwulk
police and prosecuting Attorney this
morning. It. mucoruli the marriage
ot‘ Janice Conklin. aged sixteen years.
0on Ill I‘llllt‘l'l Coulilin, (millet-1y of 41
North Main street, this city. and Viola
Boyd. daughter of Samuel Boyd, Di
'1!) evidence against them.
his ,ahdomen.
fired the shot be rebl‘ed:
our business.
’11:; to you.
"ke Mullen.
the way I‘dld." he added.
as suspects. but beyond the tact that
they were in the vicinity when the
“her was tired the police say they have
"0' Brien was walking down the Bow- -
cry and had just passed the saloon
whore Brennan was killed when a shot
rang out and he tell with a bullet in
He was hurried to a
nearby saloon and the police‘and an
1,l'lll1'llanFB were summoned. 'I‘n 3 rl"
tertlve who asked him it he knew who
"None I)
l dc‘n’t know who slant
on. but I a-vnmse the bullet was meat
for me. all rtvht. When you go up
against the-cops you get all that's com
You would like to see me
i hadn't done anything
"mna and b who a shame l got hit
'f‘be mill-e advance the thoOry that
BUTLER LODGE OFFICERS.
Joseph H. Brown Chosen Noble Grand
for Ensulng Term.
The révu‘ or meeiiu-I5. r at Butler Led
\‘0 97 1 I0 0. F. was held last nigh
The following ofllcers were elected! .
Nuhlc Gland —-~J5 es) Y'WHIIDQI‘hB-B eh
’ Nubtta Grnud~Joeeph H Brown
Vice Gmnd~~Elllt¥8l north 5
5SIlcrIiIlllry4—j
Recording
Booth.
'l‘leaeurora—iMlIton Elwood. 5
Giacomo—maven! L Beers
Tiuatee for three wetsuit-viii: I)
Rollo-.rteon
These. (Illiccrs will be Ipetalled by
D. l) G. M D Burr Beach and stall.
on Wednesday. January ith.
MARRIED.
f
to but up the engine llIlIi boiler to hr
used in the operations. The now smir-
turn will be It nun-truck. bridge and
WW luv III iron, though much IIIIvler
than the old iron lll'tIiim It is lmlinved
Friends received announcements of the
happy event this morning.
LOPDl‘e—Formnta.
Ernest. Lenore and Miss Concetta
Formats were married at St. Mary’s
O'Brien had been in a debt and that
he was shot after he had stabbed his
“Wm-cow. O'Rrinn. who is 25 years
old. has an interesting noilcerecord
As he testified in the Mellon case. he
of South Norwulk. is the Di't‘H’llI Iunl'
carrier. and his contrsct will not. ex-
pimp slum, Jilly. 1 1905.110 has been
a'jhurd Worker and submitted a bid
79F thfighetiewal of his contract. There
Osborn avenue. East NorwullL Viola
is slxiecn years of age. The main
Hugh lippcilrs to hove been curried Dill
all right and the young couple were
married by an Episcopal minister
formation is taxed the some way.
lluwovor, the mistake was tmmnten
mi anyway, and would have no practi
‘IlI 'Ilifdl‘illg on ibosuhiect.
it can be readily seen how unhamiy
CRAW~Fl8HER—IN tithw vault.
Oct 19 1904 by Rev dunnlnrham.
Clitl‘ord Crew and Eva F: Fisher.5I.
5 5 that the Consolidated would'lmvo pill
Rasfln reigngplcrgwmggfl“3.3333 3h”? “7:30 “10°" {his ”0"“!!! by it is to get‘nt information of that char in u I'IvII-ll‘hI-Ii i-Iridgb hi this point it smaiowholu in New York alum. It IE 2.2;] 13.3.32? 21.33.1333?“ lgethig WANTED
“55355 . “555m“ of the 55055555555550“! 55m 59v. James H- ODOUDGIL T139 actor and I can assure Mr. Hurlbutt thew u u» the Immi intention of Iioliblv believed Tho “*0 children MW 9 Home” district and to their friends of ~— .-.-..» -'-—-w-- w‘r
”EA 5910 55m wagons 5555 5mm ride s-matd W83 M186 VIHCGBYIE 808‘" that had the town clerk's othco been true! ing the diviulml us the building malflflgc I'ériilit'hli' It be stated, be all classes high and low During the WANTED -- WOOD ‘CHDPBERI I
MW . Is bill this year was 50555555 bells and Caslmcr Bcarpella. best Infill. located in the southern And of the of :I lli'“ built,» is lHiilIJtil an owl n all the flute oi' the chub hove not yet Mellon trial he said he was “trying to Raymond Brothers I I ‘
“$5 ‘5 hell ”555555555555“ as be m Oraw—I-Flghar' town, I would hays been better inform slvc loll been tiff-wilted in the moment-ins in live strut ht.” ‘
rabbit” Abel; there was no use doing Anno ncement was made this mom. 911- ' "llu II been for tho prosvbt more ls= iuIllul. It IS ”91‘0““! “it“ ”1.9 mar 58 WANTED—BY HIINGARJAN GIRI‘AI
m w 5,. “mg... ”mum...“ “how, .3. tag or t c marriage of current Crew. Mr "urlbuliuays that the plan was “'5‘,‘ “"‘Hl‘l‘w "ll" "W'm‘ll'm‘l' ”I l‘” 3",“"I" 5“ "' W“ 0““ an“ m 3‘3““ 'rweu-rv MINUTES cu cream-w; housework inquire on mission ave.-
pennies could be .made The Ilium-m or laws street and Mills Eva F. Fish Wsmmed 0“ the SDUI of the moment. In due lmw in line. which was built It... ehlpemiblll. took place yesterdal. m the trust Methodist ChllI‘Ii‘h “'5“ '5‘__“°' I128”
price is M3200 per aiihum, and the car-
rier lb 5-rIquired to i'ululuh II bond or
$2, 500, ”lib contractor will be required
to make nine In dell Little Church Around the Corner" in Tim complaint was made by Mrs 5 5
Norwalk illmloillce ‘3) the ‘SOIII‘IIIY‘N‘JI'P New York. With the representation as explain IIblI It does liM'nliiM the needs of the Job lochwood. sister of the bride. it 'llmlrl on Gran: Thomas." 5 5Tl5i5e5. 5 tl5pit nub. Norwals
walk depots and onset: Buntinv; from “d by M“ WNW“ “9 10110“: ROW- c0’1‘”““"~ _ Ill possible that legal-niche may be ‘0’” Sunday W“ I"? 1‘ e ‘1 "’ ’1‘ “or
”us 1-3”de stations w “)9 NOI‘W‘IIIK "‘(‘DOWIIOI‘ FM and SEE mmqud' 8 nylon. 1' FIVE Mile RIVGI’ 1; South \‘WIV Yl't‘fllmnily 'dflllhIO Ilt‘liiIi‘i‘" HINDI) In the'mnum‘l mu, it cannot be llillroplhale £01116 a?“ day 0’ the D0
postolllcc It‘ll dolly a‘hd one Sunday
trips: flom South Norwulli poatoi‘fioc
to railroad stations. iitocu daily and
one Sundnv hips. and from the rail-
rosd stations to South Norwslk post-
otllce {millmlll daily and one Sunday
tribe; also In perform direti tripe bi.»
tween the rum homoml'm they
should boroml necessary tinder pres-
ent schedules the exchange of mulls
batsmen the offices can be made at
the railroad station. The routlIII-tbr
tor service on this rllill.(l will be re‘
united to begin M'rVII'II on Ibo llllli
. day of the contract term Univ I limit)
with not less than two No. 3 wagons
and one rcgulutiou uInll cart and to
retain this equipment for use In our»
vice on Ibill route unless othelwluc or.
(lured by the department. but the din
pertinent lIIlIm'os the thrill In “more
the contractor to I'IIIIIlIllI III tiny litm-
dhring the contract term sill-II milli-
tiohai equipment us may be bmuIIIIIIIIv
for IQ prompt and eil'lcient uervhe
aw-..WI—.~—~
PAPER TRAIN LATE.
Engine caught on Turntable and It
”feet: 'i‘we item to Move It.
'i‘ho so!!! morning train up the Dan.
bury Division. and known as the paper
train, arriving it on time at him-walk
at I: fill. was two hours late this mom-
tns. owing to the failure or the engine
turntable litter the old Dhnbury and
Nomlii hook to work properly. The
casino was boiled partially around
i
when the titcehllnls ’bt til‘e’y turhtebie 1m to call and inspect. the creed ent NOW!“ inbooome ”related and than uivcd hum (luorgo (role. of East m-Nm time of the hiunIIIIx-Il-wootpori and Business progressing. Customers 610ederulreei.£io. Norwsll‘i
WWI Another «II III! it” tiMlll'éd lillllillnilili‘tiiii of the bluidihg. “Norwich: prefers it to Inflorescence. walk. On January 25.11,!) (I Elli. Meadow street cars will is: rounded pleased with results. New ones cali-
m5!“ Dill! "but! -..... «w' M her petition to become a port of 'I‘himlllii 1', Reilly, of Mei-Ides, will All south hound cuts on this lint us. You also are invited to patronize
Iti'i'fl'l‘AiNitti abuser school.
I ass.
or, daughter of Mrs. A. 13. Hull. of Van
Zandl. street. The wedding was quiet.-
ly celebrated on October 16 at "The
new ovsraa sTsAMER.
Captain William l. Stevens, of Roway-
ton. Has Plans Made.
Captain William l Stevens. of Row-
Minn; who is one of the largest 03'8-
tcr growers in this vicinity. and alv
ready owns three steamers. couteluI
plates the construction of another veil-
aol ill the near luturc. He has had
blune lilnlki for a bout. 125 feI-t long
and 30 feet beam, with a capacity for
carrying 8000 bushels or oysters—8
Oil!) in the hold and .l 000 on deck.
Thole will be four strain dredged. two
on each side of the vcnuol.
The boat will be thirty («ct longer
and six fem. wider than the Kate 0.
Sievuuu, which (‘Iapiulu Bulvonll ex
pools in soil should tlIII new vessel be
constructed. 5
VICTORIA MOTEL RECEPTION.
Landlord MIIIVIII to Have second
Annual Event Next Saturday.
Timothy J iiullll All who opt-mill the
Victoria Howl Just one your ago will
bulb ,ilis almond uIIIluul New Year's
imaapilmi on Hullll‘llni’ evening no)".
He has lliadt‘ Ilrruulrcub-Iltil III have
Jesse‘s orchestra give II iiuc concert
program In the chin. and will serve
refreshments and have several other
features of interest. Mr. Sullivan has
met with much success In the conduct
of the Victoria. and invites the
“Avon’s Orchestra Deuce. Hibernian
Hall. Norwaill. Fri love... Dial. flit.
gin-mau—
5 have the much desired
Norwsik is to be congratulated upon
having a gentleman who can safe
guard her interests so curetully'—' on
the spur of the moment."
Norwalk. 4; Crahbuly, 1;Wlnulpuuk
l‘ Silvermine. l, Norwslk, i; and East
Norwalk, 4. I do not see how that help
matters much.
South Norw‘ulll, which stands to lose
its name. its property, its existence
and almost everything else which It
holds dear. has four reproscnultivcs
against 14 from outside the city
Mr. llurlbutt vory tnlriy admits that
the representation of Fleet Norwnllt is
excessive and explains it by buying
that be ".iumbsd at it."
i think it to up to South Nortvuik to
"Jump on It."
I am very glnd ior Mr. liurlbutt'll
sake that it was not premeditated.
it Is not any more fair to South Nor.
walk though. premeditated or not. it
gives East. Norwulk the balance of
power and will make East Nolwslh
the the battleground of the debt
fiOUTH NORWAIIKIIIR.
BOUT" NORWALK THE CENTER.
Editor Sentinel: On the out-mien of
consolidation versus division can there
possibly be any difference or opinion
among lovai South Norwnili citizens?
is It not apparent to every one that
this is bound to be more and more. the
moat Important center. and it we are
to work out our destiny to its highest
posll'lhle attainment, must we not have
absolute and complete control?
There I. but one consolidarion plan
compatible with South Norwullr’s host
b- interests and that is, Firstwh‘or South
South Norwallt. Then indeed we will
til-t?” "one large
eIlInI‘iJIlrIg‘iilw a citizen your»: him and
Wills ill-midi! III the lilvilI in! III II, “WI
clues one of "hi kind The llciil'v trul‘
”0. (ill the mull, llIIWever, Ililii shown
'l'elglii il'liihd. or in miller Wili‘dS, trellis
with UV" engine ililIII'Ilcd. lire sent
up this mud and owingIlo the “Milk"
miss of this bridge. ll isneceusury to
plows the hmmnutlveu several curs
IpaI-t5 thereby losing considerable. pillI‘
ug l'lli‘izu. The new bridge Will he
built on us to slam! us runny engined
us run he plat-ed till it.
it will have no ovu-rhiuld tron work
the iron WOI‘II lit the stile extending
only live or six loci. above the rolls.
The old stone Ilbutmouls-st the ends
will be hood in supporting it, but the
stone blur in the center will be out;-
lII-Iliwl bv II much larger one. The
inn it livol will be practically the some
IIII on the old bridge tlimilrh it is un-
derutooil thui it III intended it Inluaihlv
In mice It bligiltly The wolk ut put-
tluu. up the new biidi'b will probably
onetime sI~5v55I54lIll weeks
‘ nonwstk tests; ‘o‘i‘ stun.
Arranging tor Annual hell and In-
spectlorl Later.
A moo-ting of Norwuill Lodge, ii. P.
(I. it. won held lIlIIi evening III which
important business was tluummiad lti
wan voted to hold liq debut- at Arlen
Hell on some later deli,» which has
not all vol beon'seloctod. A commit
too to arrange for it was, appointed.
'i’ile Imumlllm comprises Herman id
Manual . Imus Whitney. Wilbur Ilyutt,
Gmrgu ramblly, William 0. Justice
losupb WIIIz and Retry busslug Ono
proposition for membership was ro-
visli the lodge and lhshect It.
under/W
Ant—Ill! IN THE STREET.
In t ”if“ two young pulplo left the city.
When they returned they r luimcd to he
man and wli'e‘
nectirioiued us yet Just what arnoun‘
rlt' culpability them iii In the case, it
any. It. is believed that the marriage
Iilllk piece in Port Chester.
W... Mum—.I."...
SHOP STEWARD 5 REM EM BER ED.
cm? of $25 From Crotut I! Knapp
Force to c. A. Smith.
(in Saturday afternoon the members
of the finishing and curling depart-
ment of the Crotut a Knapp factory
gathered around Calvin 'l Smith‘. who
has tor the past. live years noted In
the capacity at eho steward. Ml.
Smith Woe presented) with a purse or
out. In gold in token of the esteem and
appreciation oi his shoplnatou. The
plououth ion llpII-Iuh was made by
John id. l’uul. Mr. Smith replied in
a titling lllnuuor. ‘Thc some chop
cruw lil‘erlillllt'ld one oi their shopmuteu,
who hull boon III‘ with u like amount.
NOTIGE IGHANGE OF “TIME.
The Connection Railway and 1. ull’
lug Compnuy announces that begin»
hing Butuidlly, Dt’t‘bmbill‘ Iii, Iii from
the arriving and leuviug time all
Moth and Wllll streets of all Nuwtuwb
hvcmio Illlil Wlmllpallll iiitlti will b
ohaug ed.
South bound Nilwiowri lilcuuo bull
Willulpnult core will leave ‘Miilll Illiii
Well streets two minutes earlier uni
horthuboilnti cure to points on thcsr
lines will leave two minute» later.
‘ At'lilouth Main slrort switch lhl
will leave two minutes later than or
present schedule, while ImrthlmunI
cum will leave twu minutes cut-.ller
'enr,
'wcuty mlhuies In loibrth.
cIuoduy evening the pastor the Rev.
W W. '1‘ Duncan, will commence a
series of sermons entitled "Short Ber-
Thcso evening selulohs will be
The ‘t-Cilrls
mes music Will be repeated.
WANTED—A COMPE'I‘ENT GIRL
tor general housework 8 Morgan ‘52:. I
WANTED ~ GIRLS you also
DIED.
,..—.~L———.._;...M ...... .
‘I months. Funeral Sllnliuv
street. et5_2:30 p. m.
DIED -- [N SOUTH NORWALK
Jan. 29th, Edna. May. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Deiahouty, .1512, Age?
. it by
' Work on straw hats. Early spill
tlon should be made to Dennis and
Blanchard. 132 Water street. - no.3
'1 .
LOST.
It K. Hat
dce
l?‘ W. on inside.
keepsake. newer
turn to this o‘iiice
-..... ......— Ww¢.m ......m... ..
LOST—A BROKEN GOLD RING“
with plain blncli. stone setting; initials
clued only as 4
will be paid for r"
. “29‘ 1“ Gnome. John B Lawrence
Loan-a B'l‘lCK PIN YIN FORM OF
lion's head. with diamond in mouth,
and rubies for eves, lost between C
Factory and Methodist
fillurch, Reward for return to who;
FOUND,
Ladies Scarf.
Mill" tilt.
FOUND—obi so. MAIN SW.
Owner can have same
by Dhylhll for this so. call at 127 So.
tI"Il ll
BUSINESS NOTIU
WWW “......“ng w ..I
us. Open both holidays.
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1:33.
WEEK‘S I'll-ION) BTuliIO-el-
94 Wlishington at. (Hudson Bloch-l,
lid! fit
.I. A. HUDHIH. PRAGTIDAL PAINT
FOR SALE.
”-..-.3...“ ..... ...n.. I A... I. ...
...-5M.» “a...“
FOR BALE—Jim would am
of The Hawkins Shoe Co. stock.
torus. machinery. etc. Foribartlcum
inquire of Win! . Tammany,~
South Nowell. 5Ct, '
FOR SALE-JPN!!! C. 0 S
homestead, corner of East. Av vi‘e
Coot; street house cl 1? room. but
and about an horn of prion ndl‘ Ia;
house and two lots at. l7 0s '
Apply of Jacob M. Mitch
or O. nihilism.
‘I‘b Lav-«bases. Niall“ W
lobed rooms, heat end with. all
without board. Manly ii OW
rel-o, South Norwalll.
'ro item—ultimo JAN 1, ml 5.
dsr street, live rooms, sit! and
water garden and tluittraes‘. “33%.
A real. ovusuv lie
‘3. Witch‘s announces the
Mn.Willilm simulate entertain- pm Loom: lIII analysts. INDEPENDENTI I . Itdlm Commoner maneuvered last A MW timetable rhowinv thus all 1" ”onward WW WI thbllshed sh employmea
class or the The matter eta very desirable scho— x W months. He woe not dead but tiles charities Will he will? for diulrihuilm meiosis omitted. Address Wild: 1; “mum-d or.“ 5mm 5
mobile concern locating in ngm thU‘l‘H NGRWALKIR ALL slam. 11w quietly in the sir-mi no mun during the first week of January tour III-cot. smell or Franhhh all.l.iithsim5.151 claim 0‘; w “mgr,
as was stated in these column some Editor Sentinel: Alter carefully so his use in tile lockup. This morn- Wris’il « '5. I "Will
“WWW!!! were
days- ngo, is being discussed A gens
reading the letters in The Section“
tux: brim-c .leIIlIIu Taylor. Mr Colosioch ‘
moron-Wm“
DKGISION VOA PLAINTIFF.
ed by the Members or the class tlemhn. who is interested in the pro- wish to insult south Norwallier its willingly admitted Ihol he had become Decision has been bended In the GEM T RIE85 I 'L IMP I ‘1’ I
allotment life boys and refreshment; position. was in communication Thee hits the mark all around. it mine I rather drowsy his oiling. It seems suit of Josie Kilns, oi. Not-mill. 5 E E duties s 13“ M
5% served. The have presented, firs. day with the designer and part owner trip that. we do mu know the gentle than he had a hole. It his stomach and ordinal: William W (loodseil of wash ‘ ' I‘ Ilse
WW trim a picture it of the. concern. quu. [should like to utter s good old in order to new the both be their sum port, brought in the town court to re
Intiliilur I! very ' logi- Isyll’rl or oil -
of It!!!”
mright
butcher! hittill. ulmlio mm 3555”:
lilting mail In Norwich: hos
II tier
lfiili i
dry notations. They did the work
omits Allowed to go with a lecture.
is about densloli‘ timer
III-olldto todo .iil
Ion: tiered “ ails
and he lapsed loin quiet smothers. lilo I
Norwalk Chronicler