Evening sentinel, Friday, December 2, 1910 · page 1

 
 
 

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.llllterod It the South Nortulk Pout-cilia

u Beoond Clan flutter

 

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Joseph Slurgos Gillum’o Body
Discovers by His Bride oi
Less Than Two Months

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Joseph Sturges Giilum. u young
bridunmom of loss than two months,
apparently one of the happiest. of Inor-
tals, and intensely land of his wife,
ntrungipd himself to death in up un-
usual manner 'eaterduy afternoon at
the home or Illa mothcrIin-luw. Mrs.
Margure‘t C. Neville, at 7 anicy Difll‘v.
'Eilic shock of finding lug body cold in
(lentil was it frightful out» for tho.

Nollie Neville, an attractive young
woman..undyoungest daughter of tho
Iamliy. Ever since the trngody. she
has both Iiistrurtctbwith grief.

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SPEOIALS AT HEES' MKT.

Loin of Pork. Hr lb.

liens of Spring Lump, llt- lb.
Furcquartor Lamb. iUc lb.
Small lean l‘I'cslI llama, ldc III.
Frealr Shoulders. 13c lb.
Homo-mode and Link Snusngc.
Spring Lamb Chops. Ho lb,
Lean Pot Roast. 100 lb.

Prime ltlh Roast Beef. wiel- in.
choice Native l‘owia, lilo. HI.
Nptlveltouotlngrchlokono. 20c in.

Ho.

itum I, Corned Beef. 121...:I c. in.
Sirlt n Steak, lI'IcI liI.
Purtcrhouao Steak, llgcdb
Shoulder moi“, lfilh.
lirenklaat Bdco’h‘. Iii lb
now Corned Pork lilo lb.

10 lb.-poil Pure Lard. $1.20.

 

BOSTON; Dec. alwlBy Wireless
from Revenue Cutter Grouhnrfli.~——Thn
three-mauled schooner John 8. Bench
um. of Richmond, .Vit.. was picked up
off Cape Cod nI noon toda3 by the rev
enuc cutter Gresham.'lit a sinking
condition. An. effort is being mode to
tow her to Boston. ominat a north
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-—-FANCV YELLOW omoua, 85c Pk.
L. .loacloff‘c 72 North Main street.

A8$I8TANT TO MgLI—EN APPOINT-

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Duties of President on Boston a Maine
Demande Now Oholoo.

That the duties of President Charleu
S. Mullen in connection with the Bon-
ton and Mulne ventral roads, control
of which baa recently heon'acqulved
by the New York, New Haven and

Hortford. havo outdo serious demands
on his attention. .lyao made evident

afgow days ago. when the ofllclai an-
‘neunooment came that an dasletant to
the prealdent had be‘en named. H. i.
Horn. fprmerly on the Burlington

linen, has been appointed to the pout;

it to officially declared that the up
pointment of Born in not to be con-
IIldored an indicating the diephicement
of any official of the company.

Mr. Horn II a graduate of the Man-
oaoliuutto lnlltltute of Tochnolosy. Ho
wan employed undor Mr. Mellon dur-
but hie Widener? ot the Northern
Pacino in the op’o‘rutlnx department
and in tho cool doportmont of that.
complain slid madl an envlnbio record
for eniotency. hi0 ha- latterly been

oruplond “an not general mam:
”I It)! the Chi Burlington and
Q my Railroad obhbauy linen welt

tho Miuourlri
o‘OwIlhg to Mr. rion'II neon-cry
aha in. can with his duller

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Knights of CoiuIIIbus Also Choose
Officers for the Ensuing Year

 

'l‘ho lurgcut mooring that South Non

wnik Council. K. of (3.. No. 1.253 as
had since its organization was‘ old
inst evening. when the members turn
ed out to the call of the lecturer. John
Lodwllh. and hour und enjoy the on-
tortalnmeut and spread he and his aa-
slutants had prepared. it won aiao the
night fer the election of olilcoro. and
the following Were uloctcti without, any
content. at all:

(i. K.~—-I). W. iiurford.

l). G. K.-Wm. lt‘ 'l‘nmniony
Chancellor-vl W. Sculicy
llccordor~John Darrngh.
Financial SecretIII'wahIIrlco
Williams:

'i‘renutIrcn-«Juhn MuGlun.
Advocate—~Wul. McMuiton.
WardchC. A. MannuIrn.

inuidc Guard—«Daniel Hogan.
Outside (luard—d’aui Solicz.
Trustee for three ycuI-nwlr‘. Boyle.
itcv. ltichurd (‘urrnlL pIIIItor IIfISt.
Joseph's Church. Rch Dr. linemen, his
assistant. out] John J. Mctlrath, din
li‘iltl, deputy of M. W. of liqtvorv
clot-ted to Inmniwrahlp and will re-
cnlvc the lirul dour-cc on llct'cmber
lblh. 'i‘hrI-c applications wurc receiv-
mi, and it is cxpcctotl than several
more will hr,- at hand at next meeting.
The entcrtninors and speakers of tho.
cvcning wore: Prof. John E. McMahon.
ut the piano: Joe A. Fortln. uf Nor-
wulk. in SilllgB; E. ,i. Hayes, in recita-
tious. District, Deputy John F‘. MP»
Muhon. i). W. Harford. Rcv. Father
Chornltzky and William H. McMahon
madu upccchcs. while at tho cloaI-
Prof. Frank Wollt- gun» It lino cxhibi
lion of bug punchiuu. t‘igurs. pipes
and tobacco. pour kruut. lrankl’urtors.
rolls thi hot coffee Were served, and
all departed. declaring mat the boytt
of South Nurwalir Council urc line on
tortuincrg.

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oi baking when you‘ run bu3 doiltiouu
uhoat no and outmcnl
road cake. cookies and I-rulicrs
rel-2h plea tomorrow nftcrnoou. ituu-
nur iiakery. 'l‘td. :llidl.

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lira. 2-limvtilterI"‘9iltv 'oorhpahy
Bacauaa Words. ‘tha Estata'
Aroln Pinon oliiarliamé

ilRiD(lEl’()ltT.M Doc. 2.-~llot alum ac-
cording to Mrs. Ailco it. ilmutattur'o
claim. It clcrk in tho otlicc of the in»
surance company mode a polity of
3500 p53 able to thc‘ ‘entntc of John J.
Gottioh. lnulcad of her, she is unable to
set thut insurance and in suing the
Metropolitan liie lnuuruhco (‘0. in
tho (OlllIS to settle the queution.

Air. Gordon wall insured with the
company on November 10,1909. for
the sum of 8! I.li(i for which he was to
pay 835. Oi premium Ilurino hill life
be compiled with all the I'oqulrcmenta
of the policy. lic diod on July 23.1.Iiu.
"I When Mru. llmututlcr wont to
prove tho (loath. which she claims
was within the comma mentioned in
the poll y. oho‘found that the policy
was ma 0 payable to "tho estate" in-
stead of to her. Shn Itiulortu in her
complaint that it won understood the
poilc3 uhouid be mod» on to her and
claims that it wan entirely the mill
or a clerk that it was not no nomina-
ted in the build. The papers have boon
returned to tho civil uuperlor court.

 

 

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TWO WIVES" DIOWBTED

 

 

Two more dllom um. have been

tho wives wont
husband! Go out 2. woo.
ll. Carver. of Wilton.

 

and to the u too thorn came two chil-
dren. Now rll.‘ fiaboduld bu united

grant im- tho cualb’dy ot the chil-

on the part of lichollild.
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~rAch roams on “anon.

. Willi UP! ”I"!!!

filed in the Iupfllor court and in both
be freed from the
Corn
and liidwurd
Bohonold of the “my town. warc wed

tho pourt to live liar u divorce- and
divination“ habitual lntomporancp

The other one in Carolina iii abat-
for doing it): littorwalln vdiVllVim tier-
0 u no. ey were

. m“BiotinprtediboBr17.19% and
' e claims that ho mined her on
7 Uh “potltlonn “or ’9

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They Want at FIII iol Washing-
ton St. a Subsl ntial Bridge
and ol AmplI Capacity

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But its Duly is Ilimply to Have
a Sultablti Bridge

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Another icttor oh
lion. received by 'T‘hIVII
no i‘:oilowu

To the laillm of 'iIIlIo Evening Semi

ncl:

Will you allow the the privilege oI‘
yoln Ioiulun to say that the editorial
of The Scntincl «If I III-ember 29th ex
uctiy otuihn tho vie‘ a and position III
the bridge oommittpo. Ila. that "Pub
iic sontimoni iII lurking for It subutan
tlai button of ample capacit3~lo tic
IhmIIIodutu oil the liatllc that could
pouulbiy new it from its two approach-
es. More limn that is not required.‘
Tho bridgu comniltIot- ham and have
had no other thought than this and no
other plan hail had au3 cunniderallou?t
As to tin» form lllldI loaturos of it the
people will decide.

May i add that the situation or a
pork Iiiuiuid not he plunged or not-rcditI
nd to the bridge cdimruitlce it radio
to them. but never came from them.
in the first report to the town meeting
suggestions were lI vitcd from what.
ever source. and ii verai have been
made. The summation of touch cum:
from II ruupucted oi clul at tho Citybf
South Nurwalk. II rt umber oi the Com-
nlon Council. it Ivan received cour‘
tuoualy. as othoruhavo been. but it
was nevci‘ tho null act of a vote 5::
Nil ommondltlol'l, at (1 VIII ILohdo ca
alder-ed to be an outside, matter which
did not come undur the churtor ol tbolr
appointment or all l‘u. bowovor drain
abio it appear: to n.3- aa n «parole
pmmltlouv‘ The f letnoé
prom whiten-It ln'n't n
gin one laid upon I on: by tho town.
to which even all p had been fully
and duly reported Every atop aluo
bI‘III had full dlucul Iion lII Ili'gulj no
toudud town meolll Isa. and has so far
been apprdvod be great majorities
b‘vcr3 mootlus thu committcu bud
boon opciptu tho pltbilc nud overs step
will in» submitted 0 tho poopio -it it
their bridge. Thou aoloctmen undtu
special lnatruotlonlof tho town moot-
lug rocommandcd Itbe proposed lay-
out. it was mndoI in accord with the
opinion of noverdl common—«come.
of them eminentmIIaftcr careful cutout
lotion of both applugcboi Thoir bro-
l‘uualunni view: wt to ln‘ontirc‘aaroo-
merit. and were. unprinted by tho corn-

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mince. This lay~ol t hold a to tho so»
lcctmen and they havo authorltu
llvu sanction of the town for it.

We are glad lb i we are in perfect
harmony of null out, with The. Bentl-
nel all to the public demand for a
bridge, and no to! ho kind that in ru-
dulred. and of thoIopporluulty also to
dinbuec the mindn of any of tho him
that the oommltt have. or ever halo
had. any park dd? tion. or any other.
attached to their mingle purpose to
carry out the will i the people an I»:
pruned by their rI pooled voice for a
substantial briderol nmpio capacity."
it. need not be uty bottuuuo it in aub-
atantlai~urtlutlé an: in no more ex
pensive thou the lack of it

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Ixnuawl and E NOT NEEDED.
Editor Houdini: I
Dear alrzwl hqvo bean intareated
"in the dimllioniloi the bridge prob-
‘ie I) your cold no and am Iliad to
up hat the acroIiunoa. which have
bun hyiuu pretty hlxh. am beginning
to not book on on Lb min. This in a
town of about 25. 00 in hubltanta only
and it. id voryf ill: for IIII to build
Ill “mauve brl o and thereby lur
den oumlvo’a wi II but dcht not re
Iy out of warmth n to our population
and to our chili Ipay. Tho prurient
bridge“ ll all 31V u to location and
thumb: much for any
i Thrill“ tilt it wide unounh

Id rel yoxoept til draw‘ which should
hit of the me dill All the bridge
proper. Al we bhiidlhl for tho in.
turn humour 2“ 13"“th well pen
hop: to hard it» Ifaot wider than at

Thmiuild n: of a bridge in a pimplap
my. '1th“ lit! up lit to in not

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Three Cordill-

’ beating toutluwliy at?» noon on Mon-

dividtldid

SAVANNAll. in Don. 2—»Al'lor
day. the fed‘enl: 3t ad” jury of the
United Staten Diltri (it Court handed
down indictments our 3' thin afternoon
chanting nu inlriuxoment of the anti
trust laws on tho him of three large
corporations and Not dlvldualu. The
Atlantic Coast. bald Hay and Sea
board Air Line Illiwdy wore jointly
indicted with the More ta' and Min
urn Transportation“ to may (or ape-
oillc violation of the human Anti
Trust and lclltina' luwii while llarvlc
Miller and Morris illlilor. grain mer
chants and momlieril oi the firm of. i.
F Miller a sunspot» Hill-dolphin,
were the individuailg lik‘léol tho wrath
of the government. I. ’»
Dates are siren who the individu‘
nl dcfondu’nta' ‘ltrc It and to have
made t-Iblpmoutn ovor tho ilnaa named
at‘ rates load thin the» on lilo with
the lntchtu‘le. Coindtlifie oommIII
plan. it is a'lloxnd that non weatarn
points to Phllndbipljlu no miller»; ite-
cutcd export mice; with, (bu luw do-
mandod that they no! boo/«hipped
under Ilomeutlc; rattui‘. ‘l‘hia saved
them from one" to $169 cunts on evei3
hundred pounthi of infill Ilhlppod
The Miller Brothdl‘il but themselves
in tho jutlpdlt'lloll (it tho United
Staten Court (at the; comm )1 District
of Georgia through their shipments
ii to this di rm to ovir the lines of the
three corporatiomu
Each indictment signed by Alex.»
under A Autumn pollutant district
attorney for tho 8 , thorn district of
‘eorglnl and b) .1 it“; “P Price. for»
man of the grand It
immodiatcn out
were promoted. (a Emory sneer
thanked the gran duty for in: olfact-

lvu work.“ it
rim béglwhlm .
agiluat. tho .. :

complaints rosin!
thc' oum‘men‘thut
littlii alignments“
rit‘ ry embracing p l I
at lppl and Ohio I “ I
south Atlantic m .. Proceedings
were held before ' . ”loner Clam-
‘cuts in l’bllad . I
‘tho “Width-loll! "'th 2» ~
the muchiunry or ’ government
unlit-nu not only It; . or iii-tn. but
aim the tntonnodturl

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2' do
"My motif w.» Billion And
(‘blidrcuu Simon. lunch Linn-tom.
176 Worthington IBM! brine. .

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Official inspection by Worahlplll
Brother Frank L. Wilder

A Istatod communication of St.
John's Loom. No. 6. l". and A. bl. was

held iut evening in tho Mauonlc liall
building in Wall street. at which time
Joenpb Buckaroo was rolled to the
sublime degree of master manou it
was the occualon of the official will of
\Vorahlpful Brother FIVIIPR l.. Wilder.
who in the deputy lawn: or of tho first
dish lot of the plate of concomitant.

A quartet consisting of Captain
Charles L. Wins. W W. Dunn. Hal-hart
0.?01lordeud Frank H. HIuItlnuton
randored several selection in a line
manner and Orltsanlat Jaokxon
saw: 1 number of artistic selections nu
tho organ. The-a two form of music
furuluhod the Intortalnmoni ' during”
the lntormiaalon. 'l‘hc dogma of ulna-i
tor much in: exompllfiod in an or
racially duo autumn and wan com
mended by lnapoctor Wlidbr when the
lam humour prompt had adjourned
to the banquiot room. The Followoraft
team added greatly to tho maellenc‘y
of the work.

in tho banquot room an excellent co-
put of oyster alow cold meats. mind:
and lrult, deride other good thingn had
been prepared and thou Iprelent tout.
no time in partaking or the foaut. Bo-
alde tho Ipeuoh of inspector Wilder.
Arthur 0. Wheeler pave a talk. The
affair did not break up until a vary
lute hour and wan retail Out! of the
moat enjoydblu evr hold w. M. lilck-
IOII W. Cole. of Booth Norwaik. from
Old Wail. lib. full. and other arm-
would...” ”I": ”rm
tho em 0 on nor on
number or 'flelinlo loom mambo».
viii" pmeut. I,

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Town Assembly Hall the Scene

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Handsome Displays Made by

loot evening in the Town Aaaombly
hall, in Wall street, was a well patron-
ized and enjoyable allalr. Tho bazaar
la a joint one. by Court Nurruk. F. of
A.. No 58, in conjunction with the
Pride of Court Nan-uh. C. F. of A" No.
tilli and promises to not a handsome
auIn during the four nights that it will
be given.

against tho pouth wall as one enters,
the olilclals‘ booth. in charge of Cap-
tain Thomaa Hunt ml Mrs Albert
Bates, is noticed This in a booth conI
atruclad on hunting and in
closed in. Next to the loft in the fut
niturc display booth in which tho fur
mum is set off by a background of
autumn foliage.
handsome pieces of furniturc therln.
'l‘bn Larkin booth. of green and white.
in next in order. atiil along the south
wall.
doom Sinecmuller and has mam ar-
tlnlea of tho Lukln products within its
“closure

» Fladlor‘o orchestra of five pieces. up-
, pear- next. cbqely followud by 2th. non
driniu bomb of bunting. rod. white and
blue This booth quI very popular
nd. lat averting and to expected to be wnll
patronlud the remainder of the even
Inn of the Mr
John Brown and Thomas Monro. Then
on tho mt wait or
Initial- notion that at it: the ice dram
M «In! Wit- Thla in the taunt
booth and I‘

and bluo buntlnx. Mrs. Johnnon la in
charge of the cake. and Jame. Dyer of
, the Ice ennui.
than popular last night 1nd the marry

afforded hero to cool off after

entire hall was bedocked with large

ouch uvunllg and butt ov‘cnlnx there

and warn forced to roapond with on

this cunning. ‘

driving from the post office. in Fair-
held to the humor house. whore the

 

lnnbilo, It" tint? contain. tin old two
cutter damn oiled (up Vllitup thrown
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2 1910.

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. Those in Charge of Booths

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’l'ho k‘orontcra' Baum. which counsel

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Directly to from of the stairway
ei

entirely

There are cove rat

This booth to in charge of "lira

The item. upon which it! seated

it is in chit-3e oi
hath-tremolo;

la 2 hoadmoly-x arranged
with Itmuilcnn data and rod. white

"l‘hla booth was more

dancers took the oat‘oiiont opportunigy
l o
dancing.

Delbert Lawton is in charge of the
ticket: at the summit of the stairs and
Frank P. Roomy soils tickets at the
fool of tho Italmuy. Peter Fluidu
was in charge of the coat room. The

American tinge and prompted a pic-
tuI-uluuo sccno. The charming younr
lady ranvnuuera did an excellent buai~
no».

A different outertalnmout in given

Will! a stood program. him Alice Spin:
and Jerry 'l‘yroll rendered vocal solos

cores. Mrs. Ropers saw a recitation.
which wan excellent. and tho tonnage
mom or Music Hall gnve a part of
their talent as It means of entotralm
moat. Thu program will be different

All through the owning the young
pooplu enjoyed the dancing. cxcoption

NEW HAVEN, Dec. zip—That the
Vote of Milford. can: for roproaonta:I
Itlves at the rodent election was not
counted and will have to be counted
before December .9 was the unbalance

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secretory, while others have filed them
with the latter. but not with the town
~clorlte.

unload '1‘
die wort
oodldnt get within ten feet of the
counter an hour after such sale has
announced. People from nearby town:
would lend manoeuvre after them.
Now the it czar Co. will hold. such a
sale tumor w and Monday.
lard am

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Judge Rood lttuoa mandamus tol -
Settle Dispute Over Votes I

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a decision handed down in tho au-

porlor court here. yesterday, by Judge
Joel H. Reed.

in. asking for a recount it was
ought out that while the vote for

all other offices on the ballots had been
counted the counters did not finish
the count for ropneaentatlvea
moderator in compiling the vote hand- i
ed in what he Iuppoaed won the full
» oount. of the representative vote, but.

The i

e counters refund to align. the re

turns on they stated they had not com.
pleted the count with the result that

It friendly suit the matter was taken

to the. superlm court and a recount
asked for. .

The Republican candidates for rcp-

roomtutlvoa were Charles 8.. Evans
and John 1.. Merwlu and the Democra-
tic. Robert 0. Random and
Clark.

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~8PEClAL SALE TOMORROW
Fine hair goods pulls. switches. 10%

 

off regular price: Puffs. curls, made
from combing. 25c. Shampoolng with,

octrical hot air dryer and plain hair

drooping. 50c Combs and brushes
uteriilzod when used.
manta for failing hair. 36c Electrical;
treatments for hair with tonic. tout
ghlidrcrt hair out. alngelng, clipping.‘
i‘Ic
massage. it

urday owninga

Scalp treat-

i.adi ' manicure. 2I’Ic. Facial

Open Tuesday and Sat-
THE BEAUTY SHOP.

l0: Washington St. ltd» door. Tel. 320.

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HARTFORD. Doc.

 

2.~8ecreury of

State Mathew H. Rogers mnouncad
yesterday a ilatol about 700 Conant».
um contention. each of which had
Ifallod to die It: annual report accord
log to section 37. chapter 104. of the
public acts or “63‘. Such reports must
up tiled lb both that?
of Mats and dim int
town clerk of the any: in
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1910. wit who time mniredlry
The Initially prévl
for .auch fpiture ia" a fortolture of u 0
to the one. Yularday Attorney Ge.

oral John H.14lgh‘t issued notices to
each of the negligent crrporationa.

co «169621:le
e clue of the
Which! “BB“
in incited. in January.
law:-

Sorue corporations have filed departs
ith the town clerk. but not the state

 

suit BETTIEM“ ‘

if eoma'blg New York department

 

atom would announce a sale of Gnu-z
ell Silk Pullman: lint 2

36 to $6 for 82.98. you

on every skirt. it's like

undinrmonoy 8298 for oil oolormfi.
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