a
“a. GWW long island. '73:..th
line at tile Blppaai lhdlvlduil 0y-
star arms Ready to lie-
ilre From. Bushes:
PiiIII III SilliIli IIlIIIllilll
ilIIi iI IlliPIiiPllIII. l. l
stations Oyster Company Pur-
chases Valuable Ground
information that became generally
public today is to the eiiect that the
Sealshipt Oystem System. lncorpor~
eted. whose head emcee and factory
are located in South Nor-walk. has
purchased the extensive oyster inter-
ests of Stanley Lowndes. who has
thousands of’ bores of oyster grounds.
Mr; Lowndes is considered the biggest
individual oyster grower west of New
Haven end is reputed to hDVO made a
great deal of money out of the busi
ne
'l‘he sale it is reported. includes all
of Captain Low‘ndes big acreage and
in fact. all or his business assets.
When inquiry was made today et the
main oiiices of tile Bealehipt system in
Washington street, today. it was stat-
od‘ th t the only persOn who could give
out a thorltetive information on the
subject was 1.. C. Brooks. president
of the hig system Mr. Brooks was in
New York at the time. bllt it was all
posted thpt he will be in South Nor
wallt‘ some time during'the day.
The amount oi money involved in
the transaction was not given but it
uIdoubtediy extends to severe] bun
drerd thousands of dollars. Cap-
tein invader ' interests are on
both the Connecticut and Long
islspd sides of the Sound. He
has an establishment in Water street.
this city. but a much In or one over
at Nortbport. Long lsian. ‘
dtevens 9o. MIMI“.
The Steve 01 , 7 may. or
Roweyton.w will“ ‘, out to an
enormous eg ht year. has
Just colonic or e vai-
trsble tract or oyster grooms Peooulc
”3"“ he '35‘““
rs-I
lab ew’j'ilavsb The storm by
will make .lll‘o oi the use shook iii its
oyster opshing house in Rowayton.
W
wseeolsl. Foil been.
Link lanes .‘ilc lb.
{lean Pot out. 100 ill.
melted Hams. 13c lb.
lb legs Bearing Lamb. 14c lb.
n Po
ouidel'rk‘ateak}, ills lb
Roast Pork. iic lb.
Ground bone for on
BOB MARKDT.
0n the Bridle.
iiitiilllll ruin
fillilllli u in nu
Sheldon Was list id Court When
k liens Widener
”‘ W ‘
in the superior court. yesterday.
Whiter Del‘orest Sheldon. oi- Green-
wich. tortsloed a hold of 81.000 when
his case was called. S idea is charg-
ed with arson. in is tired the
house of William Orswiord. is Green-
wish. which in occupied.
The drstoass which went to the
ry in this term was that of Fresh
he who mm?" if“; ml"
c s l my or sry n
fir rhfiiotvs.“ Shel .os Nov. 1a.
7 . V. in company with William (lar-
.M‘mmmubel oilhei-
. and an or sealed Wt items. so
”CENT linidwlt'b store ill Shei-
t! slid Pu have “mined
and i told oi the
oltlle tr. The 'wot
did whistling. Their!
though til .
”Dine: wast ”girders
‘ no... annuals Blob. or Boa:
their dam ill: wow ords Fill"
bthCliTgni'licti-‘ICI: “ I‘" it h 7.
y a cone re as u was v. ~ ’ ~ ‘ ‘
M one or the best musical evenings Nor- W WW9“
waiit has ever had. " The young ladies ‘ -----"—' ‘
. wiire attired in quaint colonial cos
turtles and were a pleasing quartette.
sot'usi tile m‘i‘erklsh vi yrlsend billed
”wettest,“ inhabitants of a‘
easususv ma “accessories. °
oitbs Crenbury .
“rm” success than the
t is around that
ill the lair ed
“are": “
I lilo
«m. .
illliiill an H ' ~~ 1 :r
us fill Jilllllilllil i
. , ton, Again Entertain lieut-
, hers and Friends
Probably the most enjoyable and
successful or any social cunning ever
given in the Norwslk Club rooms was
that 0 last evening when the them
bzera of the club entertained their
wives and lady friends. The evening I
was marked with pleasurable enjoy .9 ”d8 6m" condldflm Ml
ment from the early time of the guests‘ by "id BMW
arrival until the last person had gone
tech s home. The program. given by
the four young ladies from Boston,
comprising the Colonial Orchestral
Club. was most charming andjartlstlc.
Judge Edward M. Lockwood. presi
dent of the Club 0 end the festivities
with a speech of sloome. which he
did in his usual pleasing manner From
the time of President lockwood's
speech every. one proceeded to enjoy
themselves in an especially line social
manner. ,
The program given by the Colonial
Orchestral Club. which is composed of
the following young ladies: M as Anne
Elehborn. violinist: Miss atherine
Halliday, ‘celllst; Miss May Parker,
iiutlst. and Miss Natalie Kinsmen.
pianist and contralto singer. was more
than excellent. and is as follows:
Air—Dollie XIII,
Colonial Club.
Overture-—Mignon ..........
Colonial Club.
Song—dean ................ Burleigh
Miss Kinsmen.
Selections from opera. l’eplta (manu-
scr iptl .............. Ii. C. Knight
Colonial Clllb.
Musical synopsis-Chorus of Mexi-
cans welcoming American party. Un-
der the Mexican Sun. Osvotte. Mule-
teer Song. Waits Bong. Mexico. 0 8i-
lent Moon. Dust and Dance (Felipe
and Millionaire), Sweetheart Song. Fl-
ns e.
All American Abroad.
Colonial Clllb.
Violin Soio~2igemerweluem .rkrrasnte
Miss Eichorn.
Trio~<8cherso. D minor iris. .Itrellsily
Misses Eicho . Hailiday and Kinsman
“Cello Sol heuson Nespolitaine..
Caselia
llIIlI Illiiiiii
iiIi PRIiIlillS IIiIi
Other Appropriations Taken Up
Next Monday Night '
Fire. Police and Health Department
estimates seemed to inset with a kind
ly reception at last night's meeting of
the city board of estimate and use
tion. at the council chamber in Wash
ington street. Very little increase was
asked in the Fire Department over last
year, Commissioner Powers explain-
ing his desire to run the department as
economically as possible. in the po-
lice department. the estimates of Core-
missioner Cant.» call for all additional
policeman. and the comment on the
work of the health department was of
a nature to indicate that the estimate
board believes this an important
branch of the city government
Next Monday night another meeting
will be held. when it is proposed to
liaish the public discussion on the oth
or estimates. including those at the
street. lighting. water. administrative.
library. public printing and city hell
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
M
~CHM8‘I’MA. CALI.
llnder auspices oi Ladies' Aid 80-
ciety. First at «Church Fancy er—
ticles, homemade cakes and candles.
in store at L. ii. Decker Washing
ton street.
Fill Inna
MILL liililllllllili
ii. Milli! HIM WWW“
Thomas
Miss iielildsy.
lei-intermeszo. ilute obligate. .Audre
(bl—Southern Dialect Song .......
Nsidllnger
Miss Parker and Club.
Perhaps what was said of them upon
their last eppesrsdcc in Norwallt by
The Sentinel. which has been and
upon their program as a press notice.
«echoes more tally the excellence oi
Fire and Building inspector D. Wil-
liam ilerlord has uttered a number of
suggestions that will prove or value in
preventing disastrous fires dlle to in
flammable decorations used at the
Christmas season.
in his seasonebie caution Mr lie}-
“prompt" . . .m...
at h to n ow
done he made fire “re-Kiln! by
treated with some chemical. such as
phosphete of moments dissolved in the
the proportion of ldur ounces to a
quart oi water.
Here chemical
some ready appliance at head and ell
employees instructed bow to operate
them
Have the decorations et all iestivié
ties Christmas trees, etc.. where the
usemblege of persons may be some-
what large. or in the homes. made sale
as possible it cotton batting or like
substance is used have it chemically
treated. it lights are used-which are
They presented the opera "Poplin.”
with such feeling and expression that
those present could easily interpret
each change in the events of this Mexi-
can romance. as they follow“ the
musical synopsis upon the reins
They gave every number ear lently
and no one of them could be Iiog‘led
from the remainder 5? fl greater
amount of praise than in later ar-
It.
Following the entertainment the so
.ciei hour proved most dsiightiul. Many
of the ladies, to whom the freedom oi
the club was extended. attempted pool.
ably assisted and instructed by the
gentlemen. At a late hour refresh
ments or ice cream and cells were
served and the guests departed let
their respective homes pleased tbet
they had been iortunats in being
out at the Norweilt Club udies' N;
The' committee in charge at the silsii"
King w. Msnsdeld. o. a Jackson sail
Wand Raymond. should feel highly strongly advised min-i that u‘ "i
the electric bulb (that also must not
complimented with the success at hell it I ) ‘ here ‘
their work and their good torture in
obtaining such excellent entertainers. 'm" “w" ill“. i“ water or chem-
ical extinguishen close by to care ror
incipient dr'es. Here a spread of met-
-——A Gifls' Cost or a Boy“ s Overcoat.
at (sine or sheet iron) at the loot
will melts a useful Christmas present. “I to catch I lie “How". “‘
Just now the Krieger Co. is having s‘ .
That decorations. especially ii in-
smell? sale. Call and see Cash or mu“. be M sets am“. irom
‘ at lights. incl electric fixtures.
ii the occasion should arise. ii lire
occurs. let there be an individual ei-
test to avoid even the appearance or
excitement that may have s tendency
“More his and
were“ against having so unnatura-
o‘or crannies material.
such he as. Iy or slaw. escalator,
ate. and that it he prdmptlyd lapsed
ldlldlllld'l‘llld '
says J..." stilts
CONSTANTINOPLI. Dec. s.-—~A tel- ‘
egrenl iron Jerusalem today states
that Bedoulne have massacred the
Turkish garrisoeint rain. e have him
storsheepers ero
M
tor the sseouii‘oe
lssbatb
A grinding. .. ~ 1- "id. tollowed
.by a slight ins. s ‘ . psuengers
. on min No. all. .th moral? near
the old eirgrou .- orwelll
and Wt nipsuh: was the
rm, or... nu ma. commu- ,
extinguishers or 1
llrllrlllp lied: «
r“. *u‘M
llesrlislrd.
Pittsneld satire s' was due in Nor-
wallt at 3.13 o'o it. it was at out
believed that a wagon had been struck
at the crossing just ahead of the loco
motive. but the pens
honored on this poihhiw on Conductor
Dyes end the traillhlsil .stsied that the
accident was due to one or the connect-
ing rods on the driving: apparatus or
the engine becoming disconnected. and
snapping on. This ws‘s, beyond im-
mediate repair. snd passengers were
Informed there might be a wait of an
hour. Word was bent ill South Nor-
weiil. and a locum from the
frelgllt yard went: in he scene. This
succeeded in fitting t o train to Blam-
tord. where change is made to the
electric locomotive. .
Many people trots thehtstioas along
the iienbury bran loyed in The
Norwallls. were on at pad about
iifty children were also on the train.
bound for the foul no it; and private
institutions. Thesp in r.» all left the
train at the place at accident and still.
or wrillled to Nomsiit or Will the Win-
nlpsult trolley. Many were late for
work and school as all. lol- the
accident named at “is it and the
8: is trolley was then on its way down
to South Norwaib. it‘ wise.“ minutes
ie‘oic the next car. naturally waited
or t
w
W
~HAVI VOU TIIID
‘ throat. Daemon ”.9 into.
v. “mmu»-ymu 0—
“ WOT. i'G' .
‘llsrlly Bound Trolley liar lions
into an AutomobilestBssrd-
alsy's Corner
lili SIIIIIIIII
Hi8 ilII BPIIKIII
OarcrewilnderArrsstandliillors
lipid as Witnesses
BTRATFORD, Dee. ii.-—Mrs. Jessie
Saunders. of Mystic. was killed and
B C Thompson of St Paul. Minn. e
member of the class of 1811 at Yelei
university had an arm irectured here
last night when the automobile in
which they were riding was struck by
a trolley 3.1% other occupants of
the car. uyvessnt Peabody. Yale
1911. of Chicago. 11].. and Miss Lillian
Poster. of Milford Inn. Millard. were
uhiniured.
The automobile was coming toward
New Haven. when a trolley car bound
in the same direction came upon them.
at the rear of the automobile,
th g Thompson and Mrs. Saund-
ers out. of the machine. Thompson fell
Banner brosdmalre .crsiiers. cookies.
biscuits and pies? Oran tor oocoe-
nut and meringue pies should be sent
day ahead 'i‘ei. aid-3.
W
~00 to Kriegerfs and buy your boy
one i the Overooats t. are selling
for .08; worth”. - . for credit.
mat town emetic g‘ yew
tsldayl. Judge will B. .0! the
sullerlor court. made some important
rulings in regard lathe useoitbeAus-
trstien ballot. one at which especially.
a 'oi'Oss at the head of the party eel.
um. may be of wide felt elect. The
decision In the Bedding case makes
no rhenge in the membershi lot the
board of salesmen invited tag. but
does change the reihtive positions
ms the board or lee-rat Roland and
lord As the result at the judge's
lieu erosion the vote tor schemes is Red
ding now made: Charles leniord.
104: Walter R. Roland. as; Ilbrldge
ll. Sanford. 81; Edward A. Pinchusy.
it his been the impression and was
authoritatively announced prev’ious to
the recent town and state elections
that in order to lease a ballot valid
the voter must place e cross within the
circle at the tap at one 0! the party
columns and isliure‘to so merit s pal.
lot would melts the ballot void
dust‘leger construes the statute
to be permissible and not mandatory
in this regard. as thetle ballet without
a cross in the circle is-«velid it one or
more or the candidates' names are
marked with a cross. As seven dried the
ballots that were rejected by thsited
dies counters were smut-seed in this
ruling. they were counted as the cross-
es indicated.
Another ruling that he reeds was
that all x mil in the ions of a plus
law. in regard {wiretaps cross and
should be cool
in the case at about: Atty ballots
whsre the cross had been loads in the
circle at the hs'ad or one ticket
and also oppoews the name one of
the opposition party when there are
twoleeatohsvoted ionwhiohwould
had tried .
relative to the marking of ballots with :
sign was within the leaching oi the jury
"WWW“.
to one side of the trolley tracks but
trellis and was struck by the trolley
car and run over, death being instea-
taeeous. Peabody and Miss Foster
escaped without injury. Thompson
was taken to a local hospital. where
his injuries were attended to.
Louis Peterson, the motormsn of the
ear and the conductor. Domain ileum
beck. were placed under arrest by
he Btrstford authorities and will he
did pending .en investintioo by the
coroner. Peabody immediately after
the accident took the number off his
car end drove rapidly to anoaeson
when he was found later by the Nice
and pissed in custody and will be held
BI e meteriel witness. -
The Btrstiord authorities are in-
mined in place the Manolo! the soot-
on the crew or the trolley car
automobile wee sighted b
or”
The body of Miss asunderIW'wlll be
tellers to Mystic today, where later-
maill will be made
Miss roster. who was uninjured. beg
left town ind her whereabouts are not
known She was hot held by the po-
dies as a witness.
Peabody. who alter the accident
drove the machine to emsopon.
where he was arrested. was strained
before the local town court this morn-
us was held on that c . tile
smotint or ball to he could later.
Thompson was tales to the Bridge-
port Hospital and is resting comfort»
“MYBTIC. Dec. s.-~Jessics Seusders.
or this piece. who was billed at stret-
ford last night. when the automobile
owned and driven by Stuyvesant Pee
body. Yale. 1911. of Chicago. was
struck by a trolley car which came upu
(role behind, was s dressmeher here
she
with boroendhedresualed bermald-
as name. lbele Mystic a few days
egotonlshsev tiellridgeporbend
from the latter place had gone to an
inn“ i’li ii . es s dressmehsr. lien-
Oesper Thoma sea. at It. Paul.
toil. captain of the Yale Gun Club.
solidi lib Mitten roster. oililiord.
were the other members of Mthis party.
Thompson had his arm billion but
Peabody sod iliss Foster escaped inv
a
an on Told“ w t'snd
. arse I open a ales
delicatessen reel-bat at is North train
line oi” Bret class meets and delicw
service.
“Tum.
m . .
mow anywhere. presume-room
”mm-Mm-
Mrs. Saunders fell directly on the.
is understood thetthe reeread
leg on the charge of reckless driving. ,
endsbootuyeersold someyeers he
was divorced from itrestus _.
at" Tuesday. Dan. is. Willoerry emit _'
leases and subtitles to give llrst class .
lira. Win. l. Tracey Again Eleni-
Oil is Wit. lilii lira. I. J.
Howard Vloollspent
Last evening. at the ennusl meeting ..
of Court Cecile, Daughters of issbei
is. held for the purpose of hearing the
reports of the year' a work. and (or the
purpose of choosing odious for the so
doing year. Mrs. William J. Tracey'who
has been regent i'or two years was
again named for that noise. Mrs. Tra-
coy tried to refuse on the ground that
someone else should be honored. but
her isithiully executed duties and the
eseoelleot way in which she iills the
position. made her the unanimous
‘ooh ice of the members for a reelec-
l.tlon There were but two changes
made in the otheers‘ staff. and these
were the odloee of financial secretary
and treasurer. Two new trustees were
also elected.
The reports for the out you .Z'
reed sod showed thst the '
prospered and is both in e Botfnshlng
tiasnclal edition as well as in a
promising social condition All were
{well pleased with the reports as read.
it was voted to give an entertainment
some time in January. The lollowiag‘
are the silicate elected:
Nanak-Mrs William .1. Trace!
Jicoflegent~hirs Michael J How-
s .
Financial Secretary—Mrs. Frank A.
State .
Treasurer-Miss Katherine Torpy.
Historian—Miss Mary Cessidy.
Meadow—Miss Catherine Duffy.
Prophetress—illss Elisabetth flar-
l“Organist—dues Agnes Dorsey.
as.
1; Outside Guard-«Miss Helen Shee-
an.
inside (loud—Miss Agnes Tony
Trustees for u: years—Mrs. Berv
hard ‘1‘ Netteford ad idles Margaret
Farrell.
The once of the lecturer is an '3?-
putative odlce and will be tilled by
istrict. deputy some time in January
The installation of the above odious”e
will take place the first meeting nitht
bf the New Year ,
BPEBIALB IT HITEB’IKT.
Lola York the. lb.
Homemade and link Sausage, liic in.
mi Dali-fies?“ lines. isclb
‘ o
Lamb when tic‘ic.lb
. Rump M 31%
Sirloin 8
Porterhouse i'i'c lb.
Shoulder m. i
been Pot “It; 10c iii.
flreehinst con. 18c it).
Sell Pork. idol lb. ‘
5 lb. pail Phro"i:ard. 60¢.
Choice Native Fowls, 18c ill.
Roasting Chickens. 20c lb.
Fancy Turkeys. {he lb.
IPMIITIEIT‘OF
I
' i
The president has sent to the eell~
ate tor consultation the ioliowln‘g
postmastera. recommended by
gresameniil. J. illll. tor dppoiatm
during the recess: lilbert 3. Adams
Nerwelk to succeed Bradley 8 Kelli»?
salary $3.000; William P. Bverts at
Salisbury. to succeed Bessie 3‘ IV
11.000. and Cherles A. Curii
et 'i'homeuon in place of (loom A.
salaryM“
m—CATU IDAY ‘PIOML.
150’ iii
Irish gmaufiers. the ill.
. mm ill
unease WWW." I? ‘b'
m. .
Our homemade sum. can't be
beet.l lso lb. .
PUBLIC “ARK“.
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:w lino-4'0 no“
orenypartsn
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Prominent Politicians Bopsriid _
be Flooring in the 80d}- .
starlet Flplii ‘
llill iiillilllliii .
PIIIIIlI BilliIl 4
Halsey llot Live Term out and V
llsrnoorsillolild Buoosstlililn ‘ ”
marinade. Doc t..-u... unuse-
tsillty prevails as to the organisation
or the State senate tbss seemed to be ‘
the case a week or two ago. when the
Buikeiey senators were sure at their
ability to organise the upper house
by electing Senator Penn. or ill! ‘
Fourth District. as president pro lent. . .
with the tacit understanding that he
would appoint Senator .Judson‘ chair-
man at the Judiciary comm»
This uncertainty is largely traceable
to the more recent of the two priiilni.
nary meetings at the Republican sed-
iooutillned 0n Second Pens.)
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Cress IMIIMM MIDI
es rises. lees.” tailbone.
sash adult anal word. 1 san per tannins).
FOR SALE.
FOR CALI—G
feat condition. ucoin plot will“. ”herring!”
rm
m3 .
Lac—eon waoorls IN»
.‘lt'fitu’ ”Milli. m".t:h ‘
fifi t.
iron sacs "ed a Lsr~rro sir.
mounts" More
. FOR CALI—I
ids twO. * .
lil eel, ewt a.
nro LIT—Bums
r month: slngitl il-
u barn. basement.
N. form. its
"to l. ’4er on
, rooms . for
quire ii Booth Iieln 1
. to our «house its stats
sroosus, rent “1..“ A
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