ill
- 1.13.1. known that Sheriff
. had been not): to
remind
‘ 111110111 113% ailezdd“ moped yedterda
,. nidrnintl
' loot yoér
Deserted little and Married
Former our)
Dealt) ~Colillltl)
will needed In‘ this
hatch)!“ “flirtation whim it lio-
‘ Mlddlohroolta
111111: “ 11
"ill. of~Willlh
Tit-hot)
Jeweler 1) ,.
inated
Ii
11!) Mzian .11:me flowerpot):
tho clan tor of the edete Janice fien-
1161131111,). thriller Well known Merchant
of WinsI91i. and who is prominently on-
bring the holI yac
‘l‘a‘rho'x 111 inarricd and lived
’ . , here ”Willi hia wife for the ngI dye
‘ Winstod
l have rec'd with much interest the
controversy regarding the lost propo-
ultiou for causalldatlon of the town of
Dial-wall; into the one city of Norwnlk‘.
and I am glad that at fact 30th Not-
walk hat: a cued: to the real pill-'-
polio of th :1; of Norwallt. which
is the obliteration of the municipality
of South Npmlk by forcing it to be
come ‘a B‘mhli part‘ of that Inunioi
llltv which; will be only 15011111!in
the chaotic. .
The ammonium
been conciudivc of the necessity of
81>th Norwallt meeting this Issue
cultural). for .It has now become a
3311: lot cxieidncc. and do Indopcni
once which it placed it in [the posi-
tion it now 01:1: 1:83.11 to in one of the
motif 1110310561 1111 at. governed
unlclpalltlca in the country-the ex-
3111 llfler .of the advantagiap of munici-
‘ pal; ,ovancrship, and other advances In
305%! lament.
But the point i wish to call especial
11111311111111 to has been thus far over-
looked.- and that is the vital import-
and): ol’ keeping an unequivocal record
mine: congalidation. By the action
of the loot town meeting the city of
South Norwa‘ik ii) ignored. and all ac-
tion under the resolution passed lg)-
n‘orca its existence. The committqas
. proposed are to be appointed by ""st
ins satiric ml at) the Second die;-
trial lne’tu
the object it) to make a record of
whatever
bi
form) ' .1:0 “
a cum: ring on' ' '
action that Will do out“ it.
To be codiiioteut South Norwnllt
must. continue it): all): 11311111111. my
form of conaoildation. ‘lt Is on record
now for di.vlel1)n its fight for an lnde
pendent town government. wan'prac-
Ideally by unanimoue sentiment. It
made thin: light for independence In
the management of its affairs) attains).
the opposition of the solution which is
now attempting to form consolidation.
The recall of the town meeting has
already placed it In a false position
. no 1111 Independent municipality. .for the
record of that meeting in that a ma-
Jority attending it favordd consolida-
tion of some kind The fact in the
vote of the relidenfa .1)! this city was
aimed unanimous against the reach
lion and woe at am larod to be In
tho 'molotlty A euboom 1on1 vote when
tho count 111).) tall 1) riding Volf‘
and while many 11111111111111 In the
mom. wan; mudr by the teller): to be
allrmutive.
it seem) In 1111) that msardloae of
whatever notion is taken by the voting
district it
this city )1) take wherein action on
the notation. and. if it It) oppooed to
the surrender of 1111 charter and con-
aolidatim) to no veto it) a special most)
in: oallod for tho purpout) if it 1101).!)
not do thin It will not have any rec)
on! of appovdlion to the mom move-
neat. and fill”! .1) root) 1 believe to
‘ hellish”) eowuuai' for lie proliferation
in t omen! Hmorzunoy. . 1 any
amu- noy, bucfiuito that in 111111. what i
mean. if the mimic): mood at the
cm 111qu It) carefully mouidered.
I think the emergency will become
out.
goal)”, in 1111111) 1311.111) boomlidltitm-
inn) tum act and will not mute any,
Moog-lone They have but one pur-°
pone-Milo f arch): of with) Norwallt
from it): lndependencot to complicate
it with the other traction): III were)
mum than If in flow complicated by
the town mammal. A uumtntior to
the moanildati lute noon): the giving
up of the hand lag of our owutuffalt‘l
Ind placing no “1%.!“ the louder morale):
of their) m1) oppoeed av;
, if: duh: we have made for advance»
meat.” any one point. to a nipple
mytnlnd have ‘
he city. undoubtedly be
. ally,
. if
. partially cum) to her Behave and llhen,
, with. 11: 11111111111111!) over nomination».
mm): uotlouely hehooves’
y’fihorlff Middlebroolts returned to
its) evenin and reported
the: Tar hot and Miss endcratm were
me ri'od ycsiorday noon by a ‘Mhierton
star and left ..town Turbo: cold out
ll: buslhea'a a labor: tin‘Ie ago
ERTIRE FAMILY:
RVERCOME BY GAS
Mrs. 3eorge O’Neill and Children
of Hoyt Street. Norwalk, Had
a Serious Experience
'Coul you almost pros ed the moon): of
bringing about the death of six peo-
ple in Hoyt. street Norwalit. Monday
night anti Tuesday morning. The tam.
.ly nearly aaphyxlnted in that of Mn
Georg) O’Neill who recently moved
into the brick dwelling block In Hoyt
street, from Waterbury
On Monday night when the family
retired coal was heaped on a stove
and nothing thought of the matter.
The next morning tho first one to re-
alizt) that something was wrong was
Mra O'Neill who “hen she awoke
found that she was no dizzy 111.11,) could
not: walk Shc managed to shout to
her daughlcc. Ethel Avery, who in em-
ployed at the both alllt mill that she
wag Ill and fell over in p; faint on.
(
to go it) her naaiatanco. but found that
too. could not 1111111121111”; O'Neill
1111) daughter me hi the name hon»
tlitlon in a few ’n‘mmtmte but before
she. lost consciousness alto managed
to call to Seth iiiibert, a boarder will)
the family. who was in a room
have such ready access.
lie did not know the cause of all
the nuddcn illnesu and discovered it
by 11111111131).
mittud to the apartments and Mrs.
O'Neill and her daughter noon revived.
A young lady friend of the family.
Mine Annie Levine. of Waterbury. who
is visiting them. did not come out. of
the ulnpor voluntarily, not! had in be
into
aroused from the deep sloop
which she had fallen. while a little
son of Mrs. O'Neill nae affected lees
than any of tho family. though 1101111»
who: ill
All of the occupants of the apart-
ments wore 1:11:11 during the day and
hire. O’Neill and her daughter have not
ycl fully moot-«rod from the offccin of
tho experience.
WAGHINGTON CAMP OFFIiilIS.
Nearly All the out...) One) lie elected
.af Last Night'e Monti on.
Washington Como. No If Patriotic
Order of the Son): of America held to
annual rolioall and election of 1):!ch
inn), night. at the hmllqlluflah in
Worthington tut-gel. There wot: a mod
attendance of dents)... and many to
opponent a.) the neuron were 111111111! by
the necrotary, John H Buttercup
The ollltum chosen were:
Presidentmdieortio M Phillipe.
vu:wrmlden1-li.l. Brundwe.
«MAIN? of anuwmnm if. Sniff)
t “humming Secretary-4111111 ll. Bat.
1:11-1:11.
Financial Secretarymn. Burr Beach.
'l‘rcaaurer Henry A. Wood.
i'ondimtormlay Davenport
luapmiouwll‘micrit'it Joana. '
(fourth-Walter Hoyt.
TWIuhtmu monthew-Jay be.
vouport.
One condition. we halloted for. 111111
I new application for momborahlp watt
oftho'dowu for our recoil 9"
:Jhaeu t 31“)th
At the concluttlon of the 11111111111311
melon the entertainment committee
. pom-d refruahtnenu) of cleft) chhwdor.
coffee and timed "Milli! cigar). The
3111111 term he) been a 111qu 11le
out: ,
* autumn...
The) «alumnae-11111111 111113)) of the not)
finite of Mr. and lira. Frederick he
«a: lift) In the winding of their 111111111 1.)
homo bewmhor 1111:). minim in
me tumult) conveyed) 111111111115.
, ‘ homo inquiry
1 «the.
tilt“ of
engraver who left out the word
‘ the
"11111111.” Mr. 11nd me; till)! 111111111) 11)
111 any that it 11111) not Intended to have
“ 1'1. retention III thoir no): 11111111) 111) 11111.11
, oil their friend“):
piece It) «or:
fluid, lull will Matti)
ifima i
, pal gorsuuie‘nt bronchi out
anon smitten the proposed turnout. w 11):) , .
en‘- .
The daughter immediatclv tr .d
to
which the fumes of the 1111)) did not
He had occaaloolo go out
of the honor) for a moment and when
he returned he quickly perceived the
odor of the gall): 'F‘rceh air was 11.11-
mklv 3A3
liui’ Tilenlo
Officers
"Not" emphaticall
iii
1,5 well: any ,O‘ouhbil'. idol all)...
application 0 film 11th Ill:
and: Lighting (:1)11‘1:fl]ll111y,fl
.1111th in East event:
dent): of file): No'rwal ' ‘
tr
. " loot grunting. t . .
pony since 11' we: made and
naturally are 0111:1311. Their print:
11111111) I
Wanna) have been located between
drlcita avenue and Sherry. street; was
that. the present eervlce. la wretched
and inluiequate and the. desire for this
switch on the part of the comp
was to Winnie the half hour sch
oil on the line .
Last night's meeting of tho Connoil
wot-1 the final one of its ezletence and
an adjournment was taken "nine die."
There were present five members of
the :Wd.wlth Mayor. Ferdinand B
Smith , prosldlns.‘ The city fathers
included Frederick B. Ambler, William
Flicoltwood William M Bette. David
I). Gould and Wesley u Nibioclt The
absentee was James F. Hall. :
After City Clerk J. Boldon Burl.
butt had read the mlnuteo, the first
bunlneaa taken up was the East. eve
nut: switch matter. Councilman
Betta. chairman of the street‘e depart
ment, present a resolution denying
the application of the comapny. The
same was read. seconded and phoned
unanimously, inasmuch an there was
no: a dissenting voile heard. The roe
olutlou, which was typewritten. review
ed the Whole subject from the time.
the company made the application
The hearing was gone into the foot
brought out that the people had pro-
tested and that the new turnout if
granted. would only he a means to as
slot the company in giving but two
cars an hour,
It was furtht-I wind that the Con
nautical Railway and Lighting 00111
an, be notified of the. decision of the
Council and. that 1) copy of the recoil)
“on. be forwarded to the mrporatlon‘ 1
Bridgeport omen by mail. :
‘“ Following are tho mundane:
Whereas .tho Conneiaicut Railway
and Lighting Company did on the 19th
day of November. liiiui present to the
Mayor and Council of the City of Nor
walk its nppliwildhi‘uull‘plan for a
turnout on Emu avenue in said city.
between Hendricks avouuc and Shem
street; and
Whereas said Mu‘ynr and (launch
did. after public notice duly given, pm
cowl to and did hear all persons Inter-
eeled Appearing and tic-airing to in
board with ml‘cronce 1,;horoIo and
Whereas. ll appoured upon said hour
in; that the can) of said Cotonou.)
were formerly run upon Eleni avenue
every twenty minutes. and that. re
cently a change wait made by acid
Company 81) that but two cure an hour
are run by acid Company on acid ave
line; and
Whoreau. it further appeared at. Haiti
hearing by a preponderance of evl
dance that the resident): of that local-
1.). and of tho Town of Norwalk 1.11111
not alum fair and suitable service by
the running of said can: on said are
nua twice an hour instead of over:
twenty minutes: that the turnout oak
ml for would not he noceuuary and con
venient; and that tho .cooulrurlloti and
operation of the mom would only add
to and 111111111 more effectual the In
convenience to iho public Now tbcro
turn be it. .
inmolvod That the ac‘ceotuuco and
adoption oi 1111) application and plan
be not! the upmo‘iu hereby 11111111111.
City Not Liable. .
.ti tilt) hull. mutating of lift) board
Mm. Maria flluno.n11)lh‘or of Deniiai
Thomas 111. China, carved notice that
1‘ would expect 11111111111111) from lllf
Immune of Injuries) idle unstained
no icy oldowallt in Wall alrost in
front of 1111) oillco of Dr. Wallar Hitch
cock. corporhtion (301111111)! Edward
)1. Imitvtood lave-111mm! the mud
tent and reportmi at taut 111311111 111ml.)
'1);t that while Mn). (lluno wuu donorv-
iinotl to decide that the city in not
liable in any manner bocaue'n of tho
uooitlenl M111 Cllilill had received;
broken mu and Vll‘liliiii contuuione.
M I former meeting of the loud.
City 'f’mauror William lb Montgomery
had presented a bill for tho wot of his
bond 11)) city il‘flflurer. No action
1)... "1111.111 and the matter came up
unit) leaf night. but 111111 referred to
the man... «rennet. int
nomination to the meeting. Go
lieu «proceed the opinion‘th 1. 1111111.)
ruined it it) uh vuy unicorn holdin't
oilloe w ill IInnil notation u) furnish
given) bond Mayor Smith was) rather
m to pay the omen) bill would
11111111111111) rpmdent for 1‘) of on
dry other city once. the e 111111111)
ought to lie? into thoroughly be.)
pro action in toilet). coronation
douneel' Lockwood thought. it rather on
intimated): proceeding to turn the that.)
tor 111111) to fun). .,
A bill Antonino): In) the latter was)
ordered 111.11 can for $25, $16
'1 11111 up: into lilo claim of lira.
1111111)) 111111 ill: for norvlcmt on the 1:11:11
Mndvlfififll 11111111 l0”:
In)
In): of much aympntliy. still be war) oi)- ‘
com) allele
11111111111 "mu. "1.11) 11111
“file opinion but inhamurh 11v Ollie
oilicinl Natl.
M.
for critical-«Bonds at no - ’
3W. ”MM
Reynold): bolt
cape. iron)
aha managed.
of the firm I
Mayor Deals M ivlhi ,1 hp
be or) (footer n it
and wltueeged
il'a‘d ‘ g ammonium ids
lore and poet). Thaw éndeavored :1
find the bodice. but without access
for a long time .
Both thin have on) children of 31°.
parents. and aerial won an only (:1 1'
file father and mother presented a pa
thoilc eight 11:! they tpod on the rive
hunk awaiting t recovery of tht
body. The mother was hyaterical l)
he) grief. while the father by contra:
stood at) It turned to alone. in re
npouao to iho‘ 83111381119111: words 1)
friends he uttered no sound, scemln
not to near them: hill the Item Whici
fell upon his chenille and froze that)
'n the icy wind were mute) evidence 0
his mifol‘lna. ‘
Firemen Sweeney 11nd veiling got 1
boat and hem delimiting for th
bodice with a long; polo With a hoo‘
at the end. Blahetnau's pil)
driver began to breiih the ice all atom
the shore and his men aluo hm)
'rappliug for the bodice. A: i oeloo’lt
)bout two hour: after the acclden"
111.1) the ., lotblng 0121).). Reynold
boy.'l‘he.ho1iy wait and @011) i)
feel fmni where it. no it 11111) lake‘
to the Congress street bridge float an
from there carried to the "ridge tend
)r' 11 house and later was taken charm
)I by Undertaker John Ford.
The march for the) body of 1.11)
11:11:11 hov wan continued. At low tld
tldo last night and for several hour
and Burl Dean worn out ’Iu II boa
dragging for the body, but wilhou
ant-1 our)
‘hcwny plant) It is some littlg dis
anus.) out)! of the railroad station. 11111
away from the line of trawl and It
vet to 1111) spot one hue to climb ovc
the frat-kn of the railroad improve
ments. Its inaccessibility was one o
lilo reasons why help did not react
the bone in time it) save them.
OBITUARV NOTES. ,
UFFORD W. MINES.
Ufford “2111mm of Cove aicnuc
Bani. Norwnllt. wan fatally atriclto)
will) paralytic yentotdm while 1):)
wood in oucmux oysters at, the Ta'
'nutigo chop, in Water 1.1:..th Mr
Hines was fallen to his homo In Eae‘
\iorivnlli but uncut-d away shortly of
,al‘ reuniting them A widow and out
daughter. Mr): Herbert W. Got-ham
eurilvc bin). N1) arrangements have
in) yet been made for the funet'aL
Milli. WILLIAM JENNINGS
Mr!) William donning). of Groon't
“£11111an tiled vary uuddonly 11). be)
home earl) youterday morning Ap
pmmtiy ebo wait in her ueuai good
health the day before. and her death
which 111 thought it) have been caused
by heart diocese. name in the noturo
)f 11 1111111111 in her son who found her
after humid»: ititiliil bolt upright in
1 child. dead. The and 1111111)) your:
boot) in the maumgor hurtful-tithe)
tween Greene rm)- eud New York.
“11.111111111111111 we: ever Ill) year. of
p)
' MRS. illMMA BARNARD.
Mr: Emma Barnard formerly a rotu-
1.111 at South Not-want. and cletcr of
Mn). .1. A. Water-11, of- Hickory Bluff.
died at her home is:~ 1’qu Mind. Dd)
camber com. liiol aged coacoiy- ~thr‘ee
yum.
11111111111“) or if. S.‘ (1111:0011): ..
The funeral of the info ii. 11.111011)
or) svwhcld yesterday eftnmoon 111 2
o'clock iron) the residence of William
O. ‘ {full . Duncan
Mud? Whitney
1.111111" and “fund:
theorem were Tho-
111311111an
Wheel]. 6111111113 ff. Seymour
of Aqua“ 'i‘hoon
2.1.?
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We! the 801111) Mortal ii
Iiietlun’ilut. Chlafllli $1111de 111 Iliad)
mu 11111111111111 w n iiireraid 110111))
17.: . ‘
i.) or i". r. nvxnnu.
”ml-1:: 1:1 'ttt‘u‘t. ‘*
I 11
3%:th fulfill ill“; traditional). '14 fitultif
Rev.
lithe mill hearers were
1111111th of Oil! Well 1
litre. Mill fleet): ion beam).
tiered) oanifititieua. The In.
fully 1:111)
1111 in l‘hvc'hidc (31111191917
H
mm. Swoczoy succeeded in hookin '
Iftvrwarti Fireman Frank Swooze‘
The not ideal happened In on what ‘
111). it. 1qu A.-
11an YORKDec
who, claims to
frame death 1.
bookmaker th whoee murder Nan
Buttercup ‘1): . burned. hat) been found
”Loru‘Iation 'rmiv'ed' In this city today.
l‘he alleged witncas is W. B. Meyers.
, who) it: paid to be a waglthy naval
Ami.) denier in the “dutifully Mia:
, tiflrcon. who has been in the Tombs
"sloop the day Young 1) 1) killed lat):
lung ntili la facing a long term of in!)
priebnntent even to event of her ulti-
nate nonuittal of the. charge of tour-
.lor. Adwrdlng to the story which
:ame here today in a letter from
fudge H. D. n. Twiggn. of Savannah
1a., to the counsel for, the prieone.
. .foyere claim): to have been the. tragedy
n the cab and declared that. Young
trod the shot which ended his life
'udse Twigs: writes that Meyers
' am to him for consultation. in a 11:-
al matter soon after the Young mt:-
. dy and caeuallyqncntltined the: while
11 New York a few days before 1)!
)nd witneeeed a most remarkable of—
.fttir. in reply inquestions, Judge
l‘wlgsa writes. Meyers said that he
'1ad’eeen a man shoot himself In a
oab,‘glving at the some time the exact
location of the spot where the Patter-
ond'oung nflalr look place. Vila said
but he had learned that :the man's.
mine was Young, but beyond that he
‘tncw nothing. When informed that
Non Patterson had been arrested
burned with the murder of Young
lodge Twins says. Meyers declared
he: he knew the girl to be inno~
out and said that he would send her
‘ill name and that he) twould so to
haul’ York to teetiiy it she were put
on trial.
he followed the proceeding!) In the
Patterson trial, watching eagerly for
he testimony of Meyere and was
neatly surprised when. It did not ap~
near. Finally concluding that Meyers
had not. Written to‘thc girl or her
10111111111, he decided to do at) himself
1nd forwarded the letter The Meyore
eferrcd to by Judge Twim is not
the Madman O. Meyers. formerly of
Delnnd, Flu. who 11111111). his) nppoar~
once an an alleged eye-witness In):
nediatoly after the, tragedy. Algernon
C. Mayer-e made a statement before the
coronar'e jury, but did not appear no
1) Witness during the trial.
ii is believed by Mist) Puttcrann‘a
counsel that Meyers if) the mod refer
rod to by M. W. Hazlolon, the aged
'nventor, of Onoonta, N. Y.. who 1,9911)
11311 that he saw the shooting while
itandlnx in West Broadway with a
drawer. Hazlcton said that Younx
killed himself. and that the strange
man also new the accident. The New
lily of the hunger remained a 1113.111
Egg-III and he dill not appear during the.
h I
May lrwin. the Intel... llll od’ercd
to furnleh bail in any amount up to
350.000 for the release of Non Patten
won iron) the Tombs Prince, where she
Ia now held charged with murder of
Caesar Young. according to on: an-
nouacement made by Mina Pattoraon’n
counrel. Mice irwio called at. the
Tomb: Prison today and left a letter
addressed to Mm Patterson and the
announcement. relieved Mist: irviu'a
dop rture.
111) District Attorney bound) at
potential) was called to the offer of hell
he field he was not prepared to nay
whet course the uroaecuuon would
take. Mien Pattoruon'a bail before the
recent mlutrial wan 320.000 hotelier
ho Iurya disagreement the was ru-
mended without bail. .
wt. ll). ndil homo rendered lard 60c.
liayoe'. :
«mu
KNlGHTS O! PYTHlA. EFFIGIII.
Olive Iranei) Lodge Hold Annual lice.
lion. Lat) Night.
The annual election of officers of
Olive Branch 1.101181). No. 10. Knight):
of Pythiu. on hold lent night. with
thin malt
08.903qu .1 Proicoit.
v. M E. lit-mu
. it: Shiloh):- .l. smith.
1):) can ,
‘ .w I 1111., .
, . M'I‘or-rWlllll FA .
Mollie-f: ll.) . ,,
0 mail. mint-e. *
3.131.“! 1). Andrew. ,
Newman!) udd
'f‘nictoe till vacancy-William
We officers 11111 no ifliilllcd by Jill)
win) then). 9111*): Deputy. next
ill‘iitlii’f mulch , ‘
I-lo
W. 129111111111) 0'13
W
3. finale pork ill): II).
In .laeltoonvllleL 1111., according to: 11)- .
captioning. .111.) Wm M thtit ‘
£11111 1 ”ml“ 1a) reed
booting“? a geeut‘ofvgm 9
rim) 11,5 Will D fill
lust nihi. The
“Mill. lint“ I’m
on n
The) tichtl
incl"
Brflldway 1111': he had
on
p.511): they. he has copies
killed; hid btothor In a d
The onutte of the quarrel tween
the bro: hers‘ has not been etp atn‘e‘d.
11111110111 the appearance of the room it
in which the dead man! was found the
:11) Ice‘ 1.1).pr the: a 111191 to the death
was fought and that only the inferior
workmanship of Casein): explains the
fact that Sterlihs Is, still alive: Bul
etc were found imbedifé’dl in the well):
on two sides of the moth. indicating
that gt least tivo polemic were eases-
ed in the due! and than shot: were
fired from opposite aides.
mocha) accounts of the house on be-
31.11 Deed of. the untedyn' recalled
morning. . Cassius Green's bctiywae
found lying across 1111:) threshold. and
11'): shirt partially burned off. Indicat-
ed that the fatal shot was fired while
the revolver was held clone to his
body. Brown was found by the police
acme time later while police were
searching the house. While the wound‘1
was a severe one, it was thought that
he would be able to appear In court
ater in the day and tell the story 1);
the Shooting,
FALL RIVER STRIKE . ,
Will. DONllllllE
Labor Unionsvoie nm to 0nd
to . Prolong the Struggle
FALL RIVER. Mm. Dec. :10.~—'l‘he
labor unions Involved oinco 11111: July
In a etrlke against a 12 1-2 per cent.
of the city. today, by a vote of ap-
proximately three to one approved a
educational) of the content.
The «in of the unions was as fol-
lowa: ~~
. For Aga‘ntt
”.artlors ................ 218 - so
Weavers ........... 817‘ 150
Loom Fixera ..1 ........ 140 83
Slashers ......... 61 - 2:1
Spinnere ............... 162 84
‘ 120
Total vote ..... . ..... liill
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WHIST 1N HONORIOF GUEST.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Hamilton Wilcox en
tcrlalned a number of friends at their
1101111). In Franklin avenue. last evening.
in honor of their guest. Miss Emma
Nag‘or of Newark. N. J. Whlet was
the fusion: of the ovenintt. A very en-
onablc evening wan spent and deli-
coto refreshments carved
T0 LIET.
TO LET—A NIGEL)? FURNISHED
room cenlral' y located suitable for one
or two gentlemen. Addmn‘ '.C" Senti-
nel. dot) 31
To Lil—LAME. NIGELY FURN-
luhed moms. boat and ball). with or
without board. Apply 11 Omen) 'f'er
race. South Not-walk. 288:
TO RENTv-F'ROM JAN. 1. ONCE)
dar street. live room. city d well
water; mm and fruit trees. aquira
61 Cedar threat. So Norftalh 1188 31
MISCELLANEOUS
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mouthed chomplomont money at
it lienford mo. and can “cure work...
forall clue-cot appliances. d
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“ALP TRIATMINT - SUPER
Iluoue hnlr mom. worth. wrinkled
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liliimlllffil removed by aluminium
electric mum free with
non consultation ne'er linoleum or
branches taught reasonably. $6.00 an
Viiflllhlfl Mama Muff”. 811 South
Main direct
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heating a fuelliitde of alibi); early this '
Against Reduction in Wages:
reduction in wages in the cotton milla‘
‘10 "J
over)! then.
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3 e pecial manila
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on)? manual): to
beet certain
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by the 11191111151011)
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odd Lieutenant. nanry
was Adi/ant: lib-3311a: ll 1
Corporal Howard 11.
:10):in $001111. lieuioaent;
w‘c‘nty ven ballota out
nomination and in“ each case th
didale received every vote
meeting-
By viitue of electing Captain Weed
before Company 11‘ chooses a new
mending offifir D belcomen the senior :‘
company. w c pogton. as) :-
held for severil years by I”: ‘
brought about by the fact th
lain William 1.011111311111111. of 111111
a plied for and received hi1) ‘ he
pacing him on the retired lint. . First...
Lieutenant Howard N Godfrey its now
in command of Company F. Captain
OametOclt having received hie pupal-ti ‘
item the ‘adlutant general last night
No general orders have yet been 1'15)
caived notify us the company to elect .
a new commander. but their art val is
expected: daily. it is hellev ill
First Lieutenant Godfrey will be the
choice of the company. He is an of
11cm dinner and undoubtedlyr Nil ..
moire an excellent commandant .
we'll “111111.111: has been con
with the atate militia. for a non: of ,
veers and served in the United .
mower. during the Spanish-
ar. . -
He became connected wl
pony on August i1.1899,‘l1
elected first lieu
Adiutani Gen 1 1
has been actiilo of th action
by the cunt fill
‘ of 11*); Approve is 1)
nevi. ten days
then assume thel
NEW YEAR'S DAY RIB "JON.
0111 Well noon and udder cont.
"any. fol‘owlnn a. cuotolll, ‘
been carried out almost
fern) many years. will keep 9
on Mondav next which wil
yet! as New Year‘s tiny
menu) will be vet-veil durlnllt the after-1‘
noon and evening. and there Will pro)
hah‘y he home port of mtoitaintnent
pen on"
be cheer
‘ in the parlora .
WANTED.’ . -
WANTED—TO Puncnhaio ANY
kind of old book: No 1111111)) who?
you have send postal Will call city ,
or _1).onnm and my cash. Lorne li-
brarlea or namil collection! boutili.
Addruus Bookh. cart) Sentinel. ‘ 11:11-11»
WANTED-J’OSITION Al! BOOK-
itoepcr by young lady who has hadh
years experience. Addrolii x. Y. 2..
Sentinel Office. (180 8'1. »
waurawsmonb 11.1111) out) “
of curlers tools for poll “all hall. At!
tires» Curler: care Sontin . 1180
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girls can eocnro bouillon): 11,111.11) by
wapplyinc to Mrs. W. Wilobx'l) Em)
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81‘)th Norwallt. 1180 at
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otter a call on a ti.“
period In "lip 1:." out: Ben l” .
South Norwalh. .
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housework. inquire 811
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