uhiict ‘a Mary
at the inundasful
. considers
advertising in The
Sentinel 'au “invest-‘
ment sure to bear.
fruit.
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Committee to be Appointed Soon
to Arrange for Observance
on Sunday December 3
ESTABLIJBED 1870
iNiiiHiS [it m.
it liliBIJS
liBANilllii
Over One Hundred Members of
the Order Did Homage to
Their Patroii Last Night
Hiiiii MAHABKEMH Still
if Hilliliii iiiilii AFFAIR
Several Excellent Speeches by
Prominent Guests
liltiiilti IN .
Will It [til
ls ii on
Diplomacy Practically Causes
Cessation of Hostilities
immm
umwmo
Latter City is «Compieily Under
Italian Rule
a
Norwnik Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent,
and Protective Order of Elite. held its
regular meetinif last night at the home
in South Main street. The revised
ritual of the order was ret'oiveil,°antl
the first initiation ceremony under it
was held and proved. vfly successful.
The revision has been an important
one, and will sarvé' to increase the,
popularity of the. order. The. change‘
iiil’ccta mostly the initiation ceremon-
ies. All improvised work on the part:
of lodges er individual members. char-l
ntccrlzed as “horse play." is t'Xf‘iiliiQii.:
"The charges are shortened and the;
lbcnuiy of the work is greatly elihi‘lnc».
ed. i
ilesilies mastering the new i‘iiliiii‘
the. officers will begin at once to pre-;
i
some nonwam. com. rmtnanav wound, in 1911
ummn
'mwm
Tramps Believed” Be Respon-
sible for Destruction «$150,-
000 incidence
CLINTON, Oct. l2.~—Flre last night
destroyed the large summer home of
George Mary. of New York. entailing
a. loss estimated at ”50.0%.. There
was no one in the house and the tire
is supposed to have smouldered for
several hours before bursting into
flames which mated to envelope the
entire structure at once. it is tbodght
that it may have been caused by
trumps who entmd in the absence
of the owners. The town has no tire
fighting appuatns and surrounding
buildings were saved by a stream of
water from a hydrant. The house
was purchased from the original
builder a few years ago by Mr. [scary
and was extensively remodelled and
luxuriously furnished, but few of the
to worry about. '-
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WIATHIR PORIOAIT
Fair tonight and Friday: cooler:
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Local High School Players on
Notlake a Good Showing
liilluiml
ill iiiiNl
union
Sweeping Tliiaugh Other Cities
in China and? Great Numbers
Are Joining In it
lilllili Biiiiliiii Willi
Under a heavy sky and on a wet
field the Danhury High School tone
but team defeated the Norwalk High
School team. on the White street
grounds. Wednesday titernoon. by the
score of 12.0. This was practically the
locals' first game. Although they were
defeated they showed up nice‘y, and
with a few more. practices they will
make a tough proposition for the best
Parade and Picnic
school teams in this section. Danbilry
had the advantage over Norwnik iHSEVERAl HANBSHME
Weight. W “‘91 it came down mi films in "if ”HE
REBHIS WERE “Esmlfn , strength and courage the locale were
The game was very clean and pret-
“rwo Bands of Music Add to the
i
never lacking. 3
v ' i_v evenly fought all the way through.
Americanlolhodisi Ml‘flonariesl'i‘bc ball was in Duniiury‘s territory
Said to be Sate“. Success of the Event
ionitu as often as in Norwnik's. Dan-i
tbury made two touchdowns and only;
5threatened the locals’ goal after that}
ill lillllll
Italian Independent Society. With
Other Organizations, Has
In a most. flttinglnud proper manner:
pane for the memorial service, which"
BERLIN, Oct. 12.-Thc armistice il0-‘
furnishings being taken away when it
the South Norwnik Council, No. 1,253.5 is held annually on the first Sunduy‘tween ltnly and Turkey. for which?
Knights of Columbus, paid their trill-I in December. A committee to ma? Herman displomncy has been striving?
lite and homage to their patron, Chris. range for these exercises on December? for some time. it. is believed here, has.
lophcr Columbus, by once again an. 3 will he named by Ixnltuti lttilcrillmfllifflii)’ We“ concluded. nilhullgll‘.
inn; ground the festive board, break] Harry S. i’ichorliigihis Week. inoi yet announced tie "oflictal." i
int; prom: with each other and with? The news of the grand lodge up»? it is understood that the trauspor-i
it...“ ”pimps and in recalling 1m. "gum, pointiticiit has been received. Michael tntion of the ltnlinn military oxpcdi-l
ind lit-t d or the greatest iiniinn dis~ J.liaffey. of Hartford. president of the; tion will not be interfered with, but:
toy-prey and n my,” member of um i’iisl Exalted Rulers‘ usawiullon. has thin hostilities in oil quarters will'
i been named as the new district deputy" cause. This is conuidercd in Berlin}
igrund exalted color for Connecticut. equivalent to the ending of the. war.)
‘ Mr. liaftcy has been a frequent visitor or at. least the warlike. illttt‘bfllol'lifi..
f " H ‘to Norwnlk lodge. which will not he succeeded by nego-i
$75I000 BL‘ZE '" 2 John it. Shop, a member of ilnrtg tilillons looking to a settlement.
SEYMOUR l-‘llOTOilf
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ifm‘d lodge. and a prominent hotels
\ . l s u v t v
tmnpnm. early 398ifl.tltl}. «slicing m3“. lnndon lodge. who nominated,
WM“ ”‘9 “r“ “’m‘ discovered. ”W‘tion in Philadelphia, anti Mr. Shea§Pmilr .Wimr Fun"... n‘?
mainilcr of the plant. Heavy new .____......_..._....
A o'oI.LE n'ni lcontinus to do so every Thursday at-
'l‘he company. employed no wut bumn.
{manager in Springfield, has been tip-i
1polnted to a position on the credon-i
SEYbffitltt. Uri. lil.——~Fit‘e of . ,.
known origin. destroyed the hulldingnfdmrm depltlv and past grand ”rim m
of wooden construction in the plant of: toemed loading imllhi. it was put; ‘
375.000 loss. The recently constrnrtell} Mr. Shea for the. office of grand ea-i
frame buildings were a seething muss astribed th
' a a success of his caudldscyi
of flames and the. firemen: efforts to the eloquence of Mr. Freoman'si mtmy-‘sommflm
. Today Steward Tuition will serve at
machinery in the cement building was! '
not damaged. The stock room in the
, F0“ 0" luI8EI' ternooa during the winter season. This
. 5 will be good news to many members of.
““‘_tlala committee. Ur. Shea is a past:
. . . . i
the H. A. Matthews Manufacturing. malted Ruler Richard F. Freeman, of‘ ‘
' i
building of cornetit blocks was suvetlflmflmed leading knight at the convert-Z W.-
wen‘e directed toward saving the. re-~ speech.
. dollar dinner during the afternoon and;
wooden structure was a total loss.‘
Despite the threatening , conditioni the club. This foatllro of the club was?
lot the South Norwalit Firs Depart-
tvas closed for the season.
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Osiisvss As Wis Pump-
’ hamsters-rim In
South its‘rwsttl
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Itii Hiiii iiiili’liii
Likewise a ‘Iirsotor ts Sapphnt‘
Three tisrse Truck Hitch
The report of Harold F. Clan-k. chief
HANKOW. China. Oct. 12.-The re- ‘ N
orivnlk had the. hall on their oppo-i With banners flying and bands'playn
'neee are iotnlng the movement volun- yard line.
'tion of any animosity against foreign-led her w“. m.” the line. by a Ondi
VONUOMU movement ‘3 gaining mo'zlitenis' twoi‘ai'd line twice but could,ing and with a beneficcnt sun shim
m"““"“ “’“h ”9‘1" 1‘0“" Since “0°“; not force it over. fdown upon them. the italian cool-villa“
”flew” it has swept m” “m" cm} in the first quarter neither side scar-’ot The Norwaiks commenced the‘col-
of Hun-Yang and the native quarters 0d.
of Hnnltovr. Great numbers of Chi-
tnrily.
The losses in the fighting thus far "“1 mp far up
in lianhury‘s territory. i and the pageant was one of the bolt
”limit“!!! several hundred. but liracu"(')llier gains were made. but Norwalkithat the tuition resided?! have plut—
i‘flli)‘ 3“ UN’ (Wild “0 “midi“ The lost the hall on Danbiiry's likyard line. ; nod for; the celebration Of the do!
slogan of the movement. with?“ 1’ ilanbtiry by good end runs and toe.
guided by shrewd and temperate lead- 1 ward plumes got the ball down to Nor-i (Continued 0n Fifth P1180.)
era. is evidently "Down with the Man"“'a]k'g 304mg line. Score: D. n
. S..'.
“"“t” i“: N ”~ S~~ it ZVIILO STEEI "SET-8 .
Thus far there has been no indicts-i In the 59mm quarter Danbnry fore-l k,
rillilse tllsllsas .
era on the p." M the revolutiznists. 30“ run by R. McLean. and Welshl 3 m .‘L
. The capture of Hawks“. w lch isimckm the my. Both “an“ worked. V y . . : *i
a town 017 perhaps 100.000. just north i hard to "are m" this, and “he“ thiaiigndtfisl: 2:11.314
of Hankow. ”I ”HVOI‘M Into thoiwmm. me. the [an a,“ m U10 m1¢+ howled 0V0:- ‘ m“
hands 0' "’9' "Whitman“ "10 "Wylie of the field. The score: D. H. S. upset moral vehicles "~ '
sons! and the important Han—Yang rant 3; x. H. s" o. dram)“ dead with no two-or that
Works. The revolutionise had no: The third quarter use the hardestbunel no," in its tough tilde
roublo in Han-Yang. overwhelmingly ”ought or the font Not-walk lost thei -
outnumbering the local troops.
ianim i once wh is but ' (1M "
Geh‘ball shortly after play a M 1 u '1‘ '
. was resumed. i down the an wa tram: rm M
oral Ci u Pan escaped by night. andt'rne ball was and“: in the middle or“brought itsi'rofn thye stock :31! in
the members of the local government i the 'leid. and Danbutr could not break! ’
.cago. , 1 ‘V
wore dispersed. Norwalk‘s defence. They titled a for-. B dwa . ’
' m y was filled with men 7
The popularity of the revolutionarrzward pass. but. 0 Him. the bill leiwomen going to work when the am
movement all along the river and inihalfbattk for Nors-nik. got the ball and ? shaking its big horns and NIMWN
min-lib rage and fright. ran from M
:g‘isnreet to new street. 8f: pelican“
e.
the ‘ best chance to score. but the boat they E
the Interior is indicated by appasentlygran it down the field for about
authentic reports that several nearb) 3 yards. and was downed on Danbur
cities have fallen. Whore resistance‘iil-ysrd line. Here blorwalk had
was “at“ it” rebel “we“ pistols as they ran, but none of tlio
NorWaik got the hull after tilefebration of the day, this morning;
kick-off. and was downed on her fill-,shortly after 10 o‘clock with a Wd‘. ;
Valli. Greenwood made one parade. The start was made from ‘
of his famous long runs. and llrought.quitmer'g hall, in' Railroad “emu
were in hot pursuit. emptying that?
fund! tooxvooo'
into a OIIOIOITE
:oi the weather. yesterday afternoon? Writ bouular its! consonant! promise-i
‘ the automobile ride to the Port of to b“ "‘0” *‘° this. i
Missing Men which was held under: A “M" h“ "‘9” ““6“ i“ "“9 “M",
fthe auspices of the Day Nursery asst»: for ‘M-m‘“ two ““9”“ The ““9"
meat, which was submitted to
Board of (klunclimen. Monday evening,
contained some interesting recommen-;
torch. i
The Methodist Missionaries in Wit-j
Chang are known to be safe. An ex-'
maltowns appear to have been put to thoicould do was to get within two yardsE
of .the goal. Dsnbnry got the ball
here and forced her way down to the
middle of the field
bullets found a vital spot until N
ianimal turned over 33rd street and.
‘was about to invade the new Pennsyl-
«t
git-lion. which may receive some allele; . ed ‘ .m Pm“ "‘9 "h”“elvnntn Station. on Seventh avenue. .
‘tiou on the part of the incrimlna coun'i pedltiouary for“ u now onset: n, on. [There it fell dead on the sidewalk. ill
And now comes the announcement elation proved-to be it most gratify-i now are Saturday nltfhts. October 1“" . .
cit and the board of apportionment. mothering “” m" Amman“ and m” In me last “um" Danbury 'coredithe midst ofacro‘wd of commuters.
lilhlli Judge Edward M. Lockwood, ts lng success. The ladies netted a com—“M 28”“ Th.” change i" ”‘9 “‘W‘"
. a candidate for the office of corpora-‘ fortnbie nest on which will be used: date. In from November till. i
ilon counsel of tho (‘ity of Norwnlk.j for the good of poor mother». : W"”"'""”"""”'
*FIIBEIS “DU
0.
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Nor-
DANIH'RY.’
The recommendations were neat.'1°“‘“8 "‘9’“ Wham" "my “m “min" "m" touchdown. Forward "“39“ Although at least twenty person .
that an automobile pumping apparatus ““1 in by u" “my“ :and end runs were Danbnry's be" » ware upset by the animal, nobody ro- .
tip to the present time it has beef) The trip wris uneventful and happy or ”a“, dgucripuon be procured as the; ““va China. 0°" 12.»Elaborate around-gainers. and helped h" to.lneived anything worse than bruises.
thought that either .l. Ileiden iiiii‘iiillii‘ ihrotttthotlt. all the automobiles lie-r - iwater pressure is not what it should i military 9""“1‘0” ““0 been .tflk‘ “‘0" the last touchdown. l‘lie score: On its way, the steer paused to sum .
or Leo iiavls, law partners, would lug driven by careful men who wereI WWI“, " “on be in some parts of the city; second.” ‘0 DNVOM any sympathetic "“01“...” H: 8., ti, \ H. 3., ii, the car barns of the Metropolitan.
be appointed for the plum. but. thewielighted to have the opportunity to. - zly, that a tractor be purchased to pup-“mm”? uprising in this city “d we} .me score. Danbury, 1 Silent Railway Company. Where ,fl’c'
. mime of Judge laickwood causes some give others pleasure with their cars. Andrew v. "oath. of Norwalk. met; plant the present three house bitch on: Mince. “"3 5‘13"!“ by U‘OPIM'OY; “Elli; 0“ _ butted over five motorinen and tom
little excitement.when it is announced The afternoon tea was another de-i mm a most painful accident yesterel tho Old Well Hook and ladder cominwmd loyalty. TM advices received 'ORW “‘31" the other employees to seek safety
thzil he is to be builoted for against lightful feature. which was approclat'; my at pm 1 o'clock, from which ho, puny truck; thirdly. that another houfher" Indicate that three regiments 01ng d M‘k' ttheir cars. At Mb street n-baker’a "
it... other two uttorneyn. ,ed by all. lwm mum (or some time. The injury,:(‘ompany b. formed and that quartoraim’ “my ”WNW“ l“ ”“9 "W" ”a u" "a“ """"""""" ”m" gen got in the way, and the street on
’i‘lw iiiiuiitlon In iii-remiss interm- —-—-—-—-—--—- which was to his right hand. has‘for the some be erected in the lower "“3““- ‘P L?“ ““d- . littered with haltad rolls and, band.
ilitt in view of the fact that Monday: nemesis ecu-rations vo mug been'nttended and he is resting u'pm of the city. and thata new control A “WWI“ "0'“ milk“ "W”; “m" ”we ------ ““3" At its street the animal banged late
night next the new council goes into' Robert Powell and William slattery‘ comfortably a; pofllble, litre station be erected on the city lot that ‘“ ”N “‘0'“ ‘0‘" battalions “"8 Left tackle. milk wagon and the milk MIG M
0m” Th“ ”>110“!!!an may D0 of Norwulk engaged in it tight IllP Yesterday afternoon the "Norwaik" In Franklin street; fourthly. HIM theim‘m “"3" It i' “W” that ”"°°i town """" ‘ """" ”Mm” destined for several hundred to ”
mode at this first meeting and then Clark utroot last night. about half an. oils of the him host. which come drivers"aalarles be increased two doI-thi-Ch‘nl ”W3“ 0‘ "mm? “d l 1"" guard. ‘ ifasts. flooded the pavement. .
iianln they may be deferred unlit. ilitlll‘ after midnight. and all a result" up the harbor through the bridges to. llvra weekly. 0‘" "Um!“ antlllory “"0"“ ’0" ' “““ loom (honey By this time several hunlla-od volw
inter. were arrested. They pleaded not‘ Norwatk. was being docked at Meek- A summary of the report showed. Ti” Amer "um" Helena “d; Ca b ll "'9“ d tears had Joined the police In m
~ -~ . - John. but were found no. Poweller's Coal Yard. Mr. Mouth was lup- that during the bust you there snail!" “WW “MW “mm“ W“ m" e """"""""" C0“ runililirimit and pistols vowed ince- j
.wns sciitened to 90 days and roam!
F'FTEEHTH "Eu'uua :lio entered an appeal. Hinttery wns'
ANNIVEnS‘n' 0B8ERVEnisentsncod to 30 days in jail and coats}
idin also appealed. .lndgo Edward iii.,
The llitucutb anniversary of illc‘ ""“kwl’m' presided. :
nulrrilitzi‘ of Mr. and Mrs. l Joel wits. Th" “NW”N W1” D“ “Wild HIP "I‘M
"Wm.“d lust hillnduy M their ,m‘u'l'nunduy in November. which lllt‘itllisi
”mm. In Franklin atl'e'et. About Jiiil utilll that time. Powell will; wlsoi
lhtlty relatives and near frlelidti. theS 1“ M“ WNW”: bl" “Niel.“ W“ quitef
New”. number from oiltof-iown. its-i foolish for it is about thirty days to*
rwlllbicil in honor of the occasion. and . “'1‘ ”mil "9' '0’ m“ “WM“
the chair was it thoroughly enjoyable} ‘
min, ' The Rippowem A. (3. line.) of‘
Ti... "(N’riKmll‘iillti evening mu,,m1»i‘ititrtiftlrtl. f‘onn., announces i-l smoker
with vocal and Instrlnnentai inhaler,” Mottdliy GVCMML "only,“ iii. in
“an...“ “ml "iii“l‘ pastimes. it“? Family liluu‘fi. gtfimtord. Ed.
A" {imitlli'tilti lmnquat Wflfl servgjilAplilfiI & 00.. NOW YDM‘. in lam"?
Mr. Joel is the well-known proprietor lusty mm" ”03“!“ burlunue; “mi"
oi the more at No. Washtntvtouiketly. New York. comedian; star box-
mmq, . lug exhibition. "Raver" Benjamin.
’ Norwaiit, vs. "Red” Jewell, itridgepout.
sis’roundst semi-dual. Allie Loitchak.
Norwsllt. vs. Younc Brooks. Stamford.
Tivo good preliminaries. Associate
membership cards on little at box office,
01.00: reserved seats, $1.50.
W.~Mou
George 8. Raymond. of Norwnlk. is
spending the day in Bridgeport. on
business. .
.. ..«”...w,.‘mww
“iron man NIOHT on 9“.
. 'f-pnanengol‘ touring car. limousine out!
taxicab. Tel. insets. ‘ ’ .
~W.«.M .
A Hill .‘lllii heir was born to Mr. and
Mm .lnhll it. Coo, of Concord street.
)‘tttiiitliiil‘i'.
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' Adi-mine in The sentinel.
erlnteuding the work. The rope is
passed around a niggerhead and the
engine started to land the boat in the
slip. The rope always slips a-ltood;
donl. i
Wot sawdust iii “RN! to pill under
the rope to prevent the clipping and
Mr. Heath took a blind ill this part
of the work. Throwing homo sawdust
he accidentally caught his fingers un~
der the tightening and slipping roped
With an exclamation on pain he
withdrew his riltht hand. .Dr. Ward
8. Gregory responded to the burnt
call and took Mr. Heath in the Nor-
walk hospital, where be dressed his
injury. ,
The injury was confined to the We
middle flutters of Mr. Heath's right;
hand. The flabby part of the donors
on the and, including the fingernail,
was torn off. makings decidedly pain
fill injury. _
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wDun't miss the rubber game .be-
tween the Norwalks and. Westports.
f‘olumbus Day.
Things worth while are more apt to
come your way it you scatter that. .
flit
’expocted at Hankow today. Several?
British warships have been ordered to
proceed thither. The women and chtl. a
draft living on the water front slept‘
aboard the merchant steamers in that
harbor last night. ‘
According to Chinese rumors, Kiting ‘
Yu Wei. who was adviser to the inte
emperor until 1898. when the coup,
of the downer empress motored nor
regency and drove the elnperor‘u illi-
vlsor Into exile. has arrived at Hans
kow. The misalouarles at Wit-Chang
are safe. .
A dispatch from Chang-Tn says that
the insurgents in Bite-Chums province
ilold all the country west of the Mini
river between Kill-Ting. which is .83
miles south of Cheua‘To. to Kwan~
anion. in miles north and tilt miles
west of Chenp’l‘u.
Mlltlnllit HOTIL soon.
MEfllDlilN. Oct. lam-43nd of the
larger hotels of the city. the Merlden
noun, corner at Colony and Main
streetsfibanaea hands today. Wit.
film ‘3 “Murcia. of Springfield. Mass.
it may. a nation.
.1.
been til bell alarms. 8 still aim-ms, 2
false alarms. a total of 28; MOO feet.
of hose were used: 888 feet of laddOr
raised and 401 gallons of chemicals
used. ’
The estimated damage to buildings
amounted to With and to contents,
88.011.40. a total of $14,189.40.
puritsill
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srlluo'ftlt
ill)! rotor:
The pupils of the Franklin school
were instructed yesterday in the art
of voting. theileby exemplifying one
of the privilege of eltisenesbip in the
country. The scholars showed I
strong leaning toward the teachings
of the Republic‘an party. all the can-
dldates of that political faith rscetv~
tug nearly one hundred votes. whit!
the Democrats averaged twenty-Ova.
and the Socialists sixteen veins.
The scholars were Instructed how
to vote straight Knd'spittitlokets and
examined the privilege very full: in
the choice of candidates Aslnuntitsr .
' T. item
Right guard.
Savage .. ................ Messenger
Right tackle.
Jackson ............... .. Biakei
Right end. ‘
Greenwood ..... . . ........ it. McLean
Quarterback.
Coley ............... id. McLean
‘ Left halfback.
O‘Hara Hodge
Right halfback.
McHugh . ................ Horan
Fullback.
Touchdowns~lt McLean 2.
Goal from touchdowu~Welsb 2.
Score-«124).
Refemwllrownlow.
Umpirowiiiplsy.
Timermgenuedy.
Time of quartersmmminutea.
“v4.
_, collar (:8ch iNVI‘tlD.
Court Coolie. Daughters of Csstile.
met last eveninmand accepted an In-
vltatlon from the Knights of Colunu
has, Catholic Union Council, to be
it was voted to hold a vaudeville en-
present at their social this evenins.
.te’rtaiamemt and card psrty on Thurs»
m dens-i- still. mongol» sociol"
Pf
ly. The bullet that tinally brought tit:
animal down struck it in the head.
rtvo run or iiitOtl‘
AIIO stlzzsilo tutu
BALT LAKE. CITY, Utah. Oct.
Dedpaichel received tonight at
general places of the Oregon S
Line from linemen who have been W
tling all day against the blimrdda
southwestern Montant. paint a gloomy
picture of conditions in that section.
At Butte. Moon. the storm cantor
the situation‘ls" bailovbd to verge of;
demoralisation. fittest car com,
annulled and all business pra ‘ ..
suspended. since it o'clock ton .-
whau wire communication with
city was severed there has been
definite word to indicate the ex
thc'dsmage. However, the rail
report that the snow lies to a j'
of two and a unit feet on the.
with the high wind" causing"
drifts in many places.
Norwalk Chronicler