an «m a..mw.a~mma “an“...
* Will. 735'
in) lilill
Judge William Grants Petition
of Frank F. Huntington, Who
Was Boston by 6 Votes
. iliilil-Bilillll Hill
nu lliilliliiil iiiillll
Disinterostfirtios to Make
Count Thursday, Afternoon
Ai‘tcr‘ u‘leitgth argument and the
taking of a goo deal of- testimony
Judge W. R. Williams. of the superior
court, decided that he will open the
i370 .
ballot box which contains the vote of.
the last city election in South Nor-
walk, 'and that there shall be a re
count. . He has appointed Frederick
G. Mullins, of Bridgeport, and Deputy
Sheriff Arthur E. Plumb as the count»
era. » They will probably meet at the
court room Thursday noon to do the
counting.
, The'dccialon of Judge William; is a
victory for Frank F. Huntington. the
petitioner, who asked for a recount.
it was opposed strongly by Attorney
General .i. H. Light. counsel for John
J. Cunco."who made his claim that
the hex had been tampered with us
the oral had been‘broken.
At the conclusion of the recent elec-
tion the moderator announced that
John J. Cuneo, Republican candidate
for cl clerk. had received 679 votes;
that. suit 1". Huntington, Democratic
candidate for the, same office, received
573 votes. And that Canon was elected
by a maiority of six votes.
Lays Violatod.
Mr. Huntington filed a petition for
a recount on the ground that 12 bal-
lots were llOLIOOlthd and .the reason
why they were rejected had not been
~ inscribed on the back. according to
. law. He uve'the masons why. six
woiuolrcieotod. which in his opinion
should have-h omit.
lW"0hancr.
Judge Light‘o’p‘poaed the action at
g the start. alleging. the validity of, the
, * «proceedings. as it had not been shown
‘ age.)
A». 4“er vita“ fl: ..-;,;:>t...éo‘ish '
.r-elilow totaled...” ' ...to buy. wine for
"is (.1 "
- your Chri‘ hills fill her. I have the
heitfim ‘sd Mood sherry wine
for!” 900‘s bottle. 93 Rhine wine for
lie a“ bottlefllnr, . » of my places of
business: also an Jiltidsol bottled
whis’h‘ey. .Domestid ports and cherries,
a bottle» Chrisohaub. 48 Main
, ‘ eet",and 9 Railroad avenue.
loam“ 0‘5““ .
' nail-lip solution
The‘ regular planting of Palestine
Castle was held in Mystic Chain hall.
last night. The following oilicero were
”‘ ' elected for the nexi‘term:
.S. K. Com.—~ rial-old it. Mort-ill.
S. K. V. Com.»~Etlv_vard b‘lallerty.
B, K. iii.~«lllchard Dean.
8. K, R. S.Ml.lnivot}d Weller.
S. K. F. 8.-—i«‘. A. Sconeld. 8r.
. 8. K. Treaa.-.i. Uutzlnser.
.8. K. Cbap.-.lohn livundage.
S. K. i. G.——ll. (lanaqilerinl.
‘ S. K. 0. i’l.~-—-.l. list-tiara. 8r.
8. K. ,O.~C..Utainssr.
"i‘rusleom-B. C. Monti.
’ ”Roomy—F. A. Bdoiield.
Tho- committoo on Christmas reun-
iou reported that everything was in
readiness for s'good time. Every main-
ber waspurged to try and attend on
the 26th.
W .
~WI HAVI NIVIR HAD
to more complete line of holiday goods.
Everything to delight the smoker.
(tome and look than: over. Souvenirs
paladins: A: Doorman.
WW
«arterial, AbVIITiGnI
y .. GALORE
will tell you that Sentinel locals pay.
{‘th scours the purchaam’ attention
had sell your goods. Try them.‘
' W
inflation” ‘ . ,,
- r otherness“
. , City "Mann-lama» w. Hoyt... Jr.
com “ .oi saloon“ ‘
arm-m Gallo came about too.
lattes north n tor a Ghloaao
minimal “ '
. room «as. orally
Mall” . .. .. thalidiflufi
, . , ' transom-
iiiiliiiiiilnl 1 9
“twill-iii ~ ‘
Water ‘lloouniaslonors' Budget ‘
, whereas a year M30. there were only
city elected oilicors last uvenlnu. The
giollowing othoers:
. ”mum of Bundle-wt). .l. Prescott.
r-r-v ~~~ .
u in _ ofifi’isg&&yiumni. ravine vo ally; wares.
' ‘ ’ ' any of W to has supplies all
3%..
t.
Scheduled for This Evening
Tonight the dual public meeting of
tbecity board of» estimate and taxa-
tion will be held at the couneil cham-
ber in Washington street, at} Which
time the water deportment estimates
will lie among those considered.
There has. been considerable discus-
sion over this suhiect on account of a‘
remark attributed to John il‘. McMa-
honwf the board. when the water coin»
mipsioners' budgut. was read at last
Thursday night’s meeting. It has been
claimed that Mr. McMahon intimated
at the meeting that the commissioners
spent more than their appropriation
last year. but whatever discussion
'there was on the subject. must have
happened outside of the meeting. .The
little diti'erence was caused by the
$6.000 paid by the City of Norwalk to
the City of South Norwalk for water
during the past few months. it was
th ugbt at. first that the commissioners
ha used this in their current expenses
on account of its not being credited.
but it has been shon’n that the money
in question has not yet been paid by
the City of Norwalk. .
This matter together with the vote
of the estimate board to notify the wu-
temommlaaionera to appear before the
e " ate board tonight. has been on-
u ‘by some people to be the making
of a rather warm time tonight when
the water commissioners put in an an
pearunce. Some other peoille express
the opinion that everything will be
smoothed out by tonight.
-~Deliclous homemade Candy. at
Nelson iloyt's.
y.
-Latest styles for Xmas. O'Brien.
rue runes strait
A report has been going around the
streets to the effect that the municipal
electric plant is handicapped similarly
as a year ago at holiday time. an ac-
count or the breaking down again of
one of the big Diesel gas engines. but
Superintendent Albert E. Winchester.
when interviewed on the subject today.
said the rumor is entirely without
foundation.
On the contrary. he added, all three
Diesel engines are uow‘ln operation).
two of this typeot‘ angina and one of
them wise out of commission once;
count of accident. Superintendent Winv
he stated. a bolt in a connecting rod
of‘one ot=’i. .lilleael engines broke.
This was rep seed and the‘entlue was
put into service min in a few days.
if it had been necessary, Mr. Winches-
ter said further. the engine could have
been started the next day. it is now
proposed to give the engine athorough
overhauling in February. if conditions
will permit. Should there continue ‘9
be such a heavy load on the service.
it will be necessary to postpone the
overhauling until later in the year.
Superintendent Winchester reports
that is now looks very lunch as if still
another enlargement of the plant...bo‘~
side the one now being completed. will
be required next year. This is due to
the big increase of the business since
early lull. .
—-WHiTE ONIONS FOR BOiLiNO.
4 nts. 25c. L. .loasloii's. 72 No. Main St.
-~~0rdevs tor framing will he attend-
,ed to as late as l-‘rldayof this week.
Oval frames in'large variety. H. A.
Tilly, 78 Washington street.
ovens union
tum onions
m
Uncaa iiayloft. i. 0. R. M.. of this
raising up will be done on the fourth
Monday evening in January.
Choice was made last. evening of the
Chief Haymaltarwli. J. Thomas.
i Past Chief Haymaker-~Wiiiiam Milv
or.
Assistant Chief liaymakormrred
Williams.
Overseerwliarry Williams.
Collector of straws-«lorries Cave.
Assistant Collector of Straw-«Otto
undetrom.
’ Trustee for is mos.-Wiiiisia hill-
or.
-OATHOLlO PRAY“ IOOKI’
and nourish, at J. 1'. iiayea‘. it Help
street. Norwallt.
m: its care in Tahoe.
“arr”... » .. in:
<- . - ~ I a
“ ‘ ll __’*’ realist
saintly elevator for illb
tastes. when asked about ‘
v- I!“ Mffll'm M
. l’ ”t" , Sm > ‘ ”$5!
u taut accidsut'ierahort (guano. whoa,
is
that til.
Water Commie , tub it
. a leases..fuswa raou not: one" or TH.
Welsh Gives a Decision on
latter Referredio ilim
v. ‘ " l ’
m {s ‘5
'.§i
r
’v‘
Piattt'le Laid liver
item may vote twice. once as counv
also given last evening.
were approved as read.
Machinery Co. was present and stated
if purchased.
I . to...
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
~8TOPi Loom
Western Turkeys, 24c lb.
Fancy Turkeys. 28c lb. ’
Native Turkeys. 80c lb.
Chickens. 20c lb.
Ducks and (lease.
eat and beat.
street. Norwallt.
street: 8min Not-walk.
Free salivary at both stores.
at Rogers to Stevens'.
ems sisters
-—..~—-.~. _.
Martin lienchler. of Bridgeport. was
bers' association at a meeting Bun-
day in the Boardmsn building in
New Haven. ill Which nearly every
city in the state was represented. the
object balm to endeavor to abolish
the state barbera‘ commission.
The following oillcers were elected:
President, Alfred ii. Vlelbrana, New
Haven; vicepresldent. Michael ii.
O'Brien. Naugatuck; secretary. Ed-
ward Spring. Merlden: treasurer.
William Parnell. New Haven. The
next meeting will be held the first
Sunday in Hill in the Boardmau
balding. Budapest. and the following
were appointed to draw up by‘laws:
limes o. Vicibrans. Michael O'Brien.
Frederick W. Newman. Edward
Spring and Martin Hersehler.
Exception is taken to the commis-
sion on the ground that the work
performed comes properly under the
sumrvislon of the Board of Health.
The association expressed itself as
being optioned to the license fees of
Oil exacted before a Journeyman can
tulle up his trade in the stale and
the one dollar payment each year.
a.”
_—-ua .
--i! YOU WANT
to sell your holiday [nods quickly. ad-
vortiaa them in The Sentinel. Sentinel
locals bring results. if you doubt it.
. try them.
whey-alanine» article for health!
pa as would malts a practical ift.
Alma. lined & Vail Electrical‘tlo.
e'oonl llamas
. new bill Intelsat
E “”1190”. Data. ills-«John Maiiuy.‘
Of this city. and Joseph floarpolio. of
booth Howells will he It‘l'aixnod in
the last: miles court this an
lemma. the notifier on a chasm of
him , robbery and burglary and
Use tar. but-tiny. It is use”:
and: also were implies
in the be spot as old man in loan
unfold hatt’i‘wrl. who rm relieved
the unplloeti ,
Wright. of (l 2.-
behult‘ of. ill. Ci: ,
petitioned for the, <~ ‘
mlnta Sweeney V' ‘
sane person.
‘ Jude tacitly.
Sweeney is «an‘
son‘. rssldi in
who. claim John J.
Afl‘mfl“ “HERE“ a resldptitlh .
" . ing or the “sob.
mitted to which
argued. Mr. W
brief. "
.flmuwa
nterpretatiii “
Mr. Wright‘
on the Proposed so... crow
‘ That Acting Mayor‘llldward J. Flo-
,silipaarand once as the acting mayor
Nth]! City of Norwailt. both of which
position he holds, was decldod'iaat
eyeing by Corporation Counsel John J.
Walsh. This is. of course, only in the
case of a tie and where his second vote
is necessary to decide a matter. Other
decisions upon matters that had been
referred to him for investigation were
claimed ill ,
dent. in the
There is overly '
commit. hem“
as such. hers ‘ _
All the councilman were present
when Acting Mayor Edward J. Finne-
gan called the meeting to order at azid
p. in.
City Clerk James J. Keeps read the
carry out his "'
.minutes of the previous meeting. They
turn a week to
in the event'llf‘i ._
A representative or the Good Read:
he was on hand to talk on a stone
crusher. He told of a crusher that
will save the city considerable money
Councilman Darnell thought that it
would be a paying proposition. but
, I“.
avionics W: _
lcllcd in ‘ 2‘
residuum!
Jan cry.
The largest «tool: in town. Cheap-
Butterv‘s old market. to Water
New York Market. .Wuahi”ton ..
-~Umbreilas, Suit Cases and Hand
. mote
Ms make acceptable gifts. Sec them
SOME“ ELEBTS
elected a member of the executive
committee of the State Master Ban
thus
8
town of Dorian ‘ ,_
for a part of has“: it __ .
podfrom redo. .
rrom alumni '
The amnion/of the electrical work
from Mumford to New listen. which
it was announced would begin nest
spring. the onloiala of the N. Y.. N. ii.
I H. R. R. now “bounce! will not be-
gln next spring. Alao they state. that
tho building of the Water plant will
not begin in the spring. as contempla-
lt was asked of the press department
of the railroad yesterday of the electri-
cal work an»! the building of the pow-
er plant would hula neat spring. and
answer was returned: "No."
v
Paul Prisoner. of Cliff street, is so-
violntly ill at his horas. ills oil roots is
being looked after by his sons.
Edward J. (lad’ney. of New York. for-
merly. at Norwaik. is coastline a few
days with his parents in Namath.
Robert Triutram. who is a student in
the Wisconsin University. will spend
the Christmas vacation at his home in
blurry .
It“.
wont
Lineman “has sun g ow casein-ca f
some,
mmmh “-m a" v-
Ham
4 ili'iiiill ,
Madeoithe "Real f 4
late appeals of. Elinor it. so .
tor. Formerlyoi Norwallt
Claiming that they had invested
money in a tract of real estate which
banned in Westvills
that the proposition
is Just what it should be. four offithe
investors, in a lot. of bandwidth; in
, been advertised under the name
‘Towler’s” made complaint to Assist-
ant City Attorney Rocco Ierardi, in
New Haven last night. asking a war»
rant for the apprehension of Edgar N.
has been conducting the
property. They claimed to have put.
down a sum of money. in. some cases
‘50. as part payment for the portion
of land they desired. and then one of
‘ thcinvestors. Pearl Sperry. decided. to
secure warranty deed for his property
by paying in full. ,
claims of the complainants he failed to ,
secure the warranty dead" when he '
wild! to odor full mymfbm _' for , the
iii Just now, be
and not autisii
win the First Game
From the Dunburysio tits
iliiiljlii
, A a nun liliililil
They Were the. Fastest Oppo-
wnenis Here This season
Two of the fastest games of basket-
ball ever played in the oratory were 1“
unnoticed by a very [hogs and outline
iastlo crowd of spectators last even-
lain“, Betti: mules were victories for
In the bi; gums
played the first game of the
Ti‘lcity Mantle series with iianbnry.
and took it by the score of 36 to 13.
High school met its fastest opponents
so for this season and got away from
that with a margin of It points.
Much interest was centered on the
big name. Dahliury has always prov-
ed a drawing cord. and last night was
The game was fast
throughout. but particularly so in the
3 first fifteen minutes of play. Either
side would more until each had six
and the-game grew very exciting. but
Duos broke things up and caged the
ball for the Norwallts.
, Counter! played a star: game at all
times. Though troubled with a sprain: -
. ‘ pd ankle. he seemed to forget this
- . ‘..» boast: maladies his man needed savoring or
Awhea there was a chance for play.
Two of the best shots of the event“
3 from the middle of .
ii
’filthaano“ ‘ per-
‘ a”. sconce.
' . atiop. vim
huhntltto l.
” , . According to the
. The complainants claims they then
discovered that thalandwas still own-
ed by a, Mrah Fowler. who. tbayolalut.
told than aha unlimited the Millie
ty as only 360 had been put down on it
The complainants claim that upon
making their payments they received
a bond. for a deed to assure them of
a warranty dead when they completed
their payments.
Attorney ierardi. when questioned.
stated that he did not issue a warrant.
but the police were instructed to
and locate Foster.
complainants they could not locate
floater after Thursday. _
room in an other: in the Globe build-
Accordlng to e
no exception.
He had desk
The four men whose complaints
were received are: w. 'r. Gray. James
Barrett. in Harry Merwln and Pearl
floater will be remembered biNor-
wail: people as having develo
ter Park. in East Not-walk.
....._.__.......,..._.
~FOR THE-BOV'O CHRISTMAS.
A Keen Kutter Pocket Knife, at \‘i'.
P. itsera'. two stores. South Norwalk
and vh'orwalk. '
Wore his. dentin
Mines. of Virginia. formerly u Nor-
jtvalk you“ man. played the last half
an proved a star. He got tour bus-
ots and covered his mail finely. '
' :. ,Wllaoa was up against a strong op-
noaeat in Brennan. but he handled
in well. keeping this last player pow-
ll "unlawful allow. ,.......-
Willie)“. I. . . U’ "
h thirst plunge w
——Oue bottle of Whiskey and
ties of any kind of wine. :1. for the
holidays. ii. blovak. l5. Railroad-yo»
South Norwalk.
in) to it! WW
, ry
‘M "Hm“ IQ“ ‘
lens to Mr. and Mrs. is. (l. Converse.
Her uncle Charles Brown. for whom
the hormones for four ”are near
the Converse estate incl-cedar h, tea-
titisd at the hearing that she
show aympimns of acute mental
Wllnttf' owl some one sent her an
anonymous letter threatening to put
her in a box and throw her in a lake.
~0A‘THOUG MAYER BOOK!
and Rosaries. at J. T. liayea‘. 5 Main
strut-t. NOIWW.
«RUTAIABA TURNlPO. 19o PK.
1.. Joaolot‘u. lithium; Main street.
ltollcaraai of the choir of ill. Mary's
church willbe held at the home of the
organist. in Cross street. tonight.
so Milli}
’ lichlo‘ rooms.
Guamiuri ................... lrsland T
Left forward.
,- night when the
M’llson ...‘. . . .. ........... V. Brennan
four to assist
ed woman. Reforenge
miulrod. Box is
WANTlo~~A elm.
boo work; no cooking.
D. m. Murphy. zez East A
-u . _
.. .............. Callahan '
‘ L
Calilll. iiinea
FOR GENERAL
................ Connly u
WANTED—EXPERIENCED
«tors on Singer power machines:
wages; work all years around.
[giggle Rubin-neon on Wine
Field scaly—Dora“ 3. Guarnlerl l. ,
Dayton 6. (lahill l. lilacs i, lralaad l.
Brennan 1. County 4.
. Frost free throwawCoanly i.
Referee-“Rooney.
. teams were victorious i ' l at
firmer-4810“. 2 w‘aol‘rloe'r‘ granny/mo WA 5’ ,
- , salaries and promo a
High school a. son Cheater. “it“ "I" WW and
in the tirellminlfY..Norwalk lligh
met the Port Cheaters. The local team
On the part of the via-
itors team work was lacking. and this
being the standby of Norwail against
that teams. they played effectually and
trimmed their opponents. .
half of the game Norwalll scored sov-
orul times before Port Chester even . ‘
tried a shot. but. when the latter team .
was started they played good ball and ‘
kept the game moving. Perhaps Ar»
oher for the visitors was the hardest .
man to cover. but McMahon kept after
him at all times and Rare him so few
chances that he could only pick one
Other members of the
team played very fast and the game
was good and clean all through.
The summary:
Namath H. B.
revlouu employment.
it. «bout it ‘ Norwalk.
. ‘WANTEann 8”. ALL KINDS 0!
live rattle and poultry; but
'lOo returned 1““ unwell.“
Tonnes out urn a, in
Tel. 1161. " ’ Pi.
won handily.
Flill’l'lllll
[if IMO AT PIEIEIT
Q. —-~-..~
WW —»—~~—-— -- Cockenoe. ‘ -~ . .
, PROFQESSIONA
Mnicuamo. ltAleDREaHlNG. FA-
lal mall's; electrical treatments. chiio
ecislly tine line of hair
shop. iliz Wash
on st. . Tol..3§0. .
“ tilt. ow lvoav sta wmrtulb.
nos especially. Tuning.
» in Norwalk on J
Y7
‘ltopal h old
Louis C? 9&er
nu. South Norwntk.
Montana TAYLOR Hauntin—
are;
‘ Port Cheater.
‘iuunflum I)
lodge Robinson modified ill
l“Wm! areal torsion "
' of nor .. .
W
Adjournment Taken“ iiniliyg’l'i .
for Further Action
”an—ow ’ we “ ‘ 3
The bridge__committee today ..
application to Judge, Robina ‘
granted the injunction restraining.)
action on the movements co '
With the newWaahlaxton-stra
toll-vs thaiuiunotioasomotil ..
they might proceed Minimal
of opening the bids thlslrnoon.‘ Then
piicatlonu was granted. and thallium.
lion was so modified that they were
ablcdto p oceed with their-"work and ,1
this noon n the town court, room my.»
the town hall the committee nationalist
andiithe engineers from the v Whit. _
companies that had submiiwé bids
worded, hand. They prenuuslyhel
meeting"-in the assembly hall and
game into the room at the appoint ,
our. - . .
Judge Robinson first consulted‘wlt =
Perkins, fl Perkins. of‘Hartford. 3i
attorneys for the Ferris estate. .
they stated they saw no harm in 0N,
count—n...
(Continued on Eighth Page.) ,:
-oua lDEA or a messy cunt ‘
use
is a beautiful plus it he loves hilfifim
granny; or if he is shower of the ‘
soot otonr popular, Cicero. All o.
:Whelill‘ey‘dt Clank. 'cor. Main s.
Witching!“ streets. « *
i A m L _
V filial-lotions Candy. a due mo
meat. homestead. atheism Ha
mall: exports ‘ -'
in! Cochonoe was in : > ' . ,
which shows that in $ . tidal. ‘
'piaying Uncao led by!" 6 pain
Two of' the three , hit New
To Raymond and (Miguel; (all .-
hoaorofdp gills m to f ‘
Unhss'plnoc s‘reputa ," This"
wastinvfineibte. winnin «tutor Ill
and Mh‘eehan by 6.619 ‘ ‘ts. ‘
:Smlth and Schauh , ~chu
James‘and Henry of 7 snow.
points. and Williams ‘ Marahaih;
'Uncaa. fell victims to (lam-look
Malhln byzass points: .» _ .3. ‘
tincaa‘ total point score! r‘tba
enlag was 26,090, as slalast 1.
Following the games; rehash
were served. There. are two
yet to be‘played on and e t, , _
will a played tonighi.-L 6410'}?
Iio'a ”n the to‘urnarae i will be p '
aouary 8th. .,
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“Dory Club Dance glen Hall.
day night. Dec. 23; , chiahonia o
wudiea' Firfeit. Warm Slip
ribbon trimmed. 8136 sou-else. G
en's Shoe Store. . j .
Ireland .......... . ..... . ..... Janka m
Riah‘t foruard.
McMahon ......... . ........ .. Archer
Lott forward.
Ferris ................... Taylor .
.hme
i‘oatello ................. . . goalie
'“' ‘ ' ' t himtlo‘uTKRS
TO LET. -
v0 LIT—‘~llt‘.li.l!ml. l'lut‘l‘fl. itilOlli‘i.
nufsctory with power. shop.
out. taunts. truckn. tools. l
a. liaymtmd Mm. d
to ear-eunuch. so HtliY’TH'l MA},
_ m rovomen an n u
ll. " «hull
miniviall‘un nouns
in: stove. ,runoln
or two or three is.
with Not-walk. mop
LITw‘l‘WO saw. filX-fl 3|
improvements.
. . . . . . . . Monsieur)!
land 7. McMahon 3.
(imnvrood 2.
Rt?
Field goals—~-
F’arris 2. Costello l.
Jenkii 3. Archer l. Taylor 2. Roselle 2.’
From free throttaMAroher ti.
Refaroewltoona
I
l Water: sulfa
il Multan It;
soul
' moval. rtln (lemons; sum ‘
k .
‘Jaac Gals. of Prospect avenue.
on returned to her bones after a visit
with relatives in Ride-hold. '
A. l. Reynolds. of New Rochelle.
turmoil? N Broad River recently visit»
ted villi triads is Namath. .
Hoary Williams. of Mai-win- street. is
ill with all lattain: of the grip: . .
”alien. 11$”: “church, four issues
as to on n
resilient-oil}!
ammonium
f and !
WI)-
y.‘ Scin~¢r~4hltchi
«43000 menus
are cigars that. have had the test of
it years of smiling by iocui .psopla.
who liner that they can at no better.
i people in coal factory
y one-titair lam. lily.
ro‘ Llfwflll
to can» we u ask. l airshow
ado in. in uira arias homeland” at.
audio catalotl 4 o i . allot
'ery donor has them
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