nil illumination
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business transactions
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more quickly brought .
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SOUTH NORWILK. CONN. WEDNBDAY. NOVEMBER 8.1911
WI iAIlK III
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iHiiililiiH I it IIIJSiNi
Milli its All llIiiH
Miss Marjorie Wood, Daughter
Victim of the Accidental Dischargé oi Shot [ion in the.
Hands of Timothy O’Neil,
Whose Home Miss Wood Hail Been Calling a Short Time the Baitimoio conference of .1... mm:
oi Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wood,
a Sixteen-Year-Did Boy at
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iIIIiYIIIiII IIIII'S BiililE
Miss Alice Atta Fitch, Daughter:
of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Fitch,
Weds Newspaper Editor
Miss Alice Alta lt‘itt'h,
Mr. and hire. It‘i'ank ll. Fitch, was
jolnod Ill iuurrinco nl ii o’clock inst
cvoninu, lo .ioucph Morrlkeu Cum-
mings. of liaitimoro, Md. The
I mony was performed at tho rcoldont'o
of tho I)ri(lf"a porcine. in South Main
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duuhter of'
coro- ’
WEATHER FORECAST
Increasing cloudiness; rain Thursday.
No matter «item
and skill you employ
. in your business you
cannot hope for the
best financial success -
without using The “ , .-
Sentinel as an adverg r,
titling medium, « .
Two cum
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MIRI IISIIY
Increase of $2.0W_ for Fire De-
partment and Other Depart-
ments Given $1,000 Each
strict, by Roy 8, ii. Ctiiitiitiitgs, of:
(idiot Episcopal church, the father of-
Previously~ Chauffeur E. W. Brundage Brings Body oi thogr.ooni 'l‘ht-liritlowrniiow tn
Victim to Norwaik
IIRIIIIR WIIIIII IXPIIIIII
Iii] HIIISI
Ii] iiIiIll IIIIIIII,
IIRID I HINIIRS IIIINSI
Vitllim Was Eighteen Years of Age, and Father Was Former
Station Agent in Norwaik
Circles~ in This] Section
and Well-known in Fraternal
iiccatiso of a sad mistake uni .Ittni
itmtcitt‘u to blue boon siiitply nu .tt't‘i-
titllll‘ pretty little Miss .\ltirjoric Wood.
only tiltughlei‘ of Mr, and \lrs. John
it). Wood, of \i‘iunipault,
titty, having been shot through the
neck yesterday afternoon shortly after
lio‘ciock by a playtnutt- ituti friend.
'l‘iitiothy O‘Neil. a Norwalk High
school student. can of M13 and Mrs.
James O‘Neil of the. West Rm ks road.
accident occurred on the “Win.“
e
“grub road, in front of the bottle of
(Salon \lood. just as young ONell,
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tics dcttd to
Mtit'ioi'ic iiittl hor piayn‘ttitc.
afternoon spout tout-thcr.
lsloppctl ill the llliif‘l? whore the
dept 0t”(tlii‘t"tl lot a i‘utoucli
nct'l
t hut.
into the \‘iood home to son Muster
today.
Shoe annotated Neck.
it. was while Marjorie was
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DCFFEDIIC FDDM
‘ DISLDCATED All"
llurold 'l‘i‘lpp. of Franco strcol, incl
with it pecuilnt‘ and painful accident
at his home last Friday afternoon
about 2 o‘clock which hits kept him
pretty closely confined over slucc. Tim
young man dislocated his It‘fl should-
or and has hen laid tip until ycstcrtiay
The arm is still in a
sling.
Mr. Tripp was doing some work
about the house tind‘at the time of his
accident was attempting to hoist sonic
awnings through a hnlchwiiy into lhc
attic. in some tituniior he l\\‘I:lit‘tl
his arm ill such it sluipc as to throw
it out. of place. the firm lining wcuk
trout it foriuor superloncc of the panic
unttit'o. suffcrod iii a wrestling innit-h.
ltt'. Main-lip J. l'cpi'y is in illi'f‘lltl-
nut-c. hnriitu returned the dieiocutcd
joint In its proper place and Mr. Tripp
in ivi-Iill‘l. stunt-what lllOl’v comfortable.
although his arm pitiiis hint lliliil.‘ ii
lililir.
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stunt contain tits
ussuuao its units
The Sixth Company nauomhlotl at
the iti'iiiot'y lust night. lor the first
drill ol‘ litu'wlnit‘t‘. Close order more»
lllilllIS wore tho uenornl ruin lust orc-
hing. anti Captain Mosetunn instructed
titt- military men in some oi‘ the ltn
poi-taut changed in the drill till Inld
«lawn in .the new drill regulations
uttopted by the War Department.
Alter tho, drill hour war over there
“an n i‘citulhy business ninetinz. ’l‘lte
t-tilt-rltilniuont committge Wait directed
to urruuuo for it tnliiinry bail oit Jun-
titiry i2. ‘
0n , \Votiuoutltty owning. November
22. the company will have a smoker
at tho armory for members and
friends.
liankciball mailers wm'o discussed
and it was ruled to allow the man-
ncomeiit free control regarding the
selection of players, it! in past none
none.
(dream in the noncommtsiiloned
offices were announced, as lotions:
Sergeant ii. "8.- .tiperry to be quarter:
toaster attractant, vice 0.113. iiritto, re-
turned. to grads-g“ duty sergeant;
illusion .l. t’alen son he mechanic
and Craig Littleiohn. t0 lln Wolf.
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Wow-
»FOH Hill! HIGH“?! CI'MVI
tanieeti at ilrsri' PM“
r».
IJWIIIC EAST IVEIDE
M-.. u...
laid in East art-uric.
shoot,
nus mains tire belniz laid for
gas conpuuy in Nuiunlk.
pinto, to St. John avenue. and it in oe-
occupied in the work.
about“: anti feet of the pipe to be laid
street for several weeks now.
idly as possible. f
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~FOR HIRE NIGHT 0R DAY.
“taxicab. Tel. toes-13.
‘
WANT WAR TO IND.
HARTFORD. Nov. 8--’l‘lte (‘onnec
tlcul Pence Society has
uxliitlng between Turkey and idly."
After olti
’l‘retrty of ill ii. the petition continues:
”We earnestly urge that our govern
mout mediate to reconcile the oppor-
ing claims, and to appease the feel-
ings of rottentment which have arisen
helm-on Italy and Turkey, to the end
that this scourge of war may cease."
A restlhitlou adopted by the society
lndcrson the view of President Tait.
with reference to the peace treatise
with (trout Britain and other nations
ndvncatd be him and urges their ndop
tlon withdui amendment by the tints
oil Blots» Senate. . ' "
W
stntedwlaihetiitl MD for in-
information lecithin to detection or
driver of vehicle who assisted rear of
an automobile entitling opposite So.
Norwalit Club this hurtling.
. Miller, norms. can... ‘
”Wm‘nnfln
Csntinsl mulls. brim: results.
liazol: plnccs she has it boo
ENNIS. Wore parting. allow it pleasant} friends who join in. wishing her hnp-
qty“...- bud; pines: and success in her new hit.
waving.
TEll IliCII CID Mill“
Contractor's llyinuton ntid Paradise.
of Norwalk, started work this morn-
linz on the ten inch gas muiit to be
The contractors
have not ceased work in upper Main
but huvc put another guns in
East. avenue and the work will be hur-v
rit‘il along as rapidly its possible. The
the .
The pipe to he laid will ho fiotu the’ .\ttiwnlk totial
point of starting item the \antierhoef lion! Glet‘nwivh lilidiielmi‘l NW "it , rushed to him and mmmpted to keep?
petitioned !
l’rouidont TB" and hill secretary 0! fillHHiUll Oil RI‘VIVII W'Oi'k—rltfi MGIIIOCD-
utnic "in into all need offices of our
tittitoil Stilton (lmtuiiinont to hrlug'
about it npocd)’ (lotto of the war now
the terms of tho Maurie
W. G.
\Iiiiiu (rcpt tlt- (Ilt'lll‘ meat which itios- j
i
saline and t-nrricti a Iltlilqutil of initial
gross. She was given away ,by ht-i-‘z
I father. The Wt-tldiitu march wnu plut-
It-tl by t'huilt s Slt thin.“ I tonsiu of i.‘ no;
t
“‘IBSINI'I iii Iiii IIIRII
IIIISIS I IIISIIISIIIII:
interest on Paving Bonds Will
iii-.idi- assisted by h‘."'tlutittl Minphr.’ . Amount l0 $4,500 Each Year
'1 ho coin: at lit-tilt? til Ito iltltlst (lttf‘l‘l
ration nus grocn and white Only the
immediate rolut‘vcs ol‘ the Illlili‘ i.lil
Iprootu W'olt‘) tili‘Httnt
Itivrcil tho. ccioitiouy. allot ultith the
couple left on an M1 tntlt'ti \lctltiit
Iioutnti thiouait Pitnida and t‘tibtt lie-t
ifott going to Austin Toxin when
Ithoy ltiii spcnd the whim r
'ihte bride is ucliitimtu in
Norwnlk and Norwttll. and in both
of admiring
I The groom isn troll-known iii-us
pnpct sporting editor \vitoso suction
voting 0 Ntlt hitting planned to so spooks null for his ability along these;
llinos .\lr. Cummings was editor of:
(‘I'liit-uct» “nod about going hunting the Baltimore News for scterul yours
til} that
and held a similar position
Sporting News. lie is the author of
lie to widely known as a writer in
baseball circles.
_'.itsittiIIuIIinII
it i. it. I. turn
Many Delegates Present at Ses-
sion in Norwalk and Crslitying
Reports Received
Alt'il‘iliitri-llzi‘ll‘ .
iw is bold in the council tiinmbor. in
r .I “all strict. inst tinwlfillg ’Ihe burnt
and .
South
“new! sporting publiraslonn and on i
goodbye .to boyfriend that the Watered in the compllstion of otherti hm W W h
f- ~ ~ . v. a w ., . .
The first meeting. of tho Norwaiit
Cilr llourd of Estimate and Taxation
yoiu of the (tilt omit-ti yesterday
the board met last evening to begin
' to consider the budget for the coming}
tour.
All lhc members were pr:.t-soitt with
Ititc cxacptiou of the newly appointed? ltrPttilv
Thea":
notuhot. Illness H. Glowr
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tCouiiuuod on Tenth —l’ngo.l
t
iiuitis titliiitliil
liliiii ii liiiiPliii
Escapewlttmpino from s
' Window ‘
Charles Addiaou,
street man who sustained injuries to;
attempted to kick a rat aboard s best,;
and attempted to escape from that in
, dow.
i Lying quietly in his bed the nurseI
lho annuul ‘-tilet‘rict conference of in charge had no intimation of whntI ranuemente of the affair and ,0 whom I he,
”"llfiflilllllf‘ i’OWOl‘ Company the unit the A- ‘1 I'- U'Hiillh ‘3 bring “Did “i was doing to happen tiutll suddenl} .is due not it little of the credit for meIcomc next and the cinging argument women got tangled in the harness and
iliiliiliiliil ittiti
Mill Hill ilii. stutiti
Director of the Lady Minstrels
Honored at Reception and Ben-
quet oi Court Laurel .
Those who participated or assisted
in the production of the Lady Min-
strels, which was recently given in Mit-
u'tt: iiull under the auspices of Court
Laurel. i'niiiiihtot's of (Zuctiie, wore my-
ully entertained. last evening, by the
Doughtors in their ‘well appointed guar—
tcrs. in South Main street. The oc-
casion was it happy one throughout
the guests and their hot-lift being ofn
plcusunt frame of mind. ,
The entertainment was opportune
for the delusion. consisting of musical
isoloctlons on the part of the talented
persons present. l'htric “were votalco-
lost by Miss Madonna Magnor ‘lilss
I Alitc Splan, Miss \iincs Mul": tilt and;
i .iison Smith. and ii titiot by Joseph llc f
Thei
it ,
'mnghlln and Hugh Campbell.
quartuitc also rendered selections.
is, rustic up of Hugh Campbell. Alsop
Smith.
Laughiiit.
'l‘ito oiittu'taiiimcnt. was followed by
:tlant'ing in which all joined heartlit
and then followed the , bettquet. it:
fwhlch the guests were reputed to a
ten :npluous repeat. The lattice were
appointed, attractive cards
made in the form of turkeya. tho IlilnilI-i
Iworit of Alien Mac Williams, were
‘1 found at each place.
I At this time, John W. Sculls)“. "tidal
s‘whoso direction the. initislrcls were
pitch was presented with n handsome
telnet! t-t rims i) “re. . A McNamara
in behalf of the Courtc Mrs. Mcxsninra
Accompanied the presentation with a
run well thoson words and was nus-
Iwered by Mr Sculloy. although the
latter was considerably taken aback
by the thoughtfulness of the ladies as
typified in their gift.
I The decorations 0f the hull were
ii‘lne, being in autumn colors with aut-
Iumn leaves and ferns tastefully place'd
”‘9 Rs) "‘0“ ' in places of ndv.antage 0n the tnbleftt
the oundolabras reflected the general
the leg and hip, v'esterdny, when he color scheme of red 801d and green
The honored guests of the mentor; Ferguson, Of N8“ York. were begunt and “r5 ”“3 Raymond. 0‘ “0‘“?
iboceme suddenly mentally deranged I‘m” Roy R J_ Carroll Rev Fa(her yesterdat morning before Judge How- ton. were injured \irs. Taylor severe-
1551 evenlns. “ "‘9 "07‘1““ Hotlpltflu grit-ennun. Rev Stephen lt‘ (‘hernlizkv jard .l. Courts in the sueprior court.
Mm" he I“ undergoing "“mem'Iand Miss Frances Daren. of Greenwich
Their DNPSPDC? 80'le h) ,“tornew Homer S Cummings of resterdey afternoon. Both were thrown
istitution by leaping out of the win- ‘materlaiiy to the success of the oc‘ Stamford. of counsel for the plaintiff.; out and Mrs Tnyiors skull it is to»
idistrict deputy.
caslon.
The committee in charge of the or
James (‘uhill and Joseph Mr»;
III III II
MIYIR IIIR
BRIIIIPIIRI
Defeated Tax Collector John M.
Donnaliy by 280 Votes, But
Democrats Control City
PIAI‘IIS IXIIPI IIIIIIIIR
Socialists Made Gains, But Not
liitli‘ltlldl’Ult'l‘, Nov. t«'Mloi'
;,\‘cat‘.~t of Democratic power
Mayor ii. '1‘, llucitittghittu, the rotors
;oi Bridgeport.
after a hot thr-et tmtwred light Ciilléi
lug without (ltlilII,I the most porplex
lug inayoraitv iotttcst ever held in tho
tit) lint. although the bond of the
j‘iltlttt w.on there “as not strength
' (Continuedm; on Second Page.)
IIIIIIISII iiiIiiI Iiiiii
. iiiiiiliS IIIIIIIIIIIilii
I
iltiitgs Curtis Hears Long Pleas
i in Action may warren
' Ferguson
Arguments in the contested divorce
was of Walton Ferguson, .ir.,
Stamford against Emile Carstairs
The opening argument was made:
infill he will be followed by Attorney:
IGsion f‘arter for the defense. Attor-
Shlpninn for the plaintiff. will
RIVI IIIIIII
IAKIS MIN?
_ in. .~.».
Demolished Custom‘ House at
Sham-Chum and Seize Arms
and Ammunition
i
i
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as Much as Expected . "i
two ,
under ‘
g- A now
in a decisive manner,“
tycutcrday eicctctl t‘otonet t‘lii‘i’ot'tl it. '
“ilwn nutyor hi it limitilii.‘ ”I "‘"q with the volunteer companies formed
in nut lliliii
.._. _.... a w.» _
of I
up hill lBiiIiiiiIil 1.
it hit Iiittuiitii’
American Warship to he Sent to
Chi-Fu Very Soon
AMOY. China. Nov. 8.——The situa-
tion here was slightly improved today.
police force of 200 men has
boon organised and is being paid by”
the leading merchants These meg.
in catch of the 18 wards by Till) young
inch of good families. are deemed ad's
quote to preserve internal order in
the absence of an active local govern-
. meut.
(Continued On Fifth Page.)
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osmium.
twain
l.. E. Raymond, of Dowayton,
I8 BNICCC . ' ".
Mrs. Lincoln ’l‘ay.ior of Stamford." I
.iy, when a horse she droved shied on d
sharp turn in the road at Trinity Luke.
ad. was fractured
The times did not run away. After
the accident he tried to reach the
'Ult’ KMCM 31M“ A- M I“ Church "“ Addison leaped out of his bed momma.“ of ”1,, stoning, was made "DIM“ be made by Attorney Rogers of tell. its. lay there nelghiug until Mrs.
llsloustos are present
ton and Newimrt it. i.
in all thing is Ill), prominent in tin.- tieuotniuntioni
iind lutviuii hold all the offices except
The (llitll is being dug in the east the ltlflitfliil'tit
side of the avenue and the pipe. Willtil;
in being used has been lying along tho organization.
.. . iflllllflclfll conditions of the churches 1m,“ sent for the ”on“, and .3 soon PLIIS "PETE“ c‘“P‘|a' painted her to “on” Wm“ she wentt
the wotk on the new use house inj In the confetciite were heard and as the “"0“, heard that the officers
iinrbor avenue is being rushed us rap-J
’l‘hc tnotulng session was simply for
Reports of the various
shown to its excellent.
I This afternoon a district superinten-
I 1"" PIN-"ML 0' N0" lievau. W“ big the patient Milled to u Sentinel
this morning that the case
investigation of
the man's choractcr had shown that he"
The 'l
authorities of tho ilOtiililifl’Wm‘e luk-
.elooteil secretary and Rev. D R. Allen
I was chosen lay detonate to the annual
loonforsnt'e.
'1‘th nttomoon there will be a diu-
by ltev William Williams, of (hecti-
wlch, and Rev. llondorson.
A resolution of thanks to tho citi-
tzoiia oi' Narragansett was offered fut
‘tiiefi analetonce to tho’ church there
worth 31.800 which was totally doe
troyed by fire.
This evening will be the welcome to
the delegates by Rev. William W flit
of the Knight Street l‘lhuroh.
o.venlng
informal reception
street. ‘ .l
" anthem.
rename to 4 Washington St. Hours:
M p. 111., Monday. Wednesday, Friday;
every evening from 8 to 8. ~Prsctlos
limited to disease of the eye. ear nose
and throat.
lies. pastor of the ideal Avenue Metho-
dist Church, Attorney .l. Holden litirl»
butl‘uud Pastor itcv. ill. N. Gibbons,
The annual sermon will be preached
by Rev. J. Winner of Springfield. this
This will be followed by on
The delegates are merino their
meals at the Grilled AWN“ in Wall
‘ , fir. Mesh has removed his office and
Inindc straight for the window.
Among ‘1'" him from melting iln escape. but her “an. O Brien
tituntctl that six weeks time “ill be deli titties is Roi 'l‘itmnae H
when the night or'tlt-rly (ought tip with
I'hlni and hold him befoto he reached
the fittest. in the incanllme. word had
let the law Were about to take a hand
, in the affair, he submitted and was
trieut‘ will be chosen and it is under- taken into his word “an.“ ind strap-
stood that. there is quit» it contest oni
7- monomer touring car. limousine and for the DIM-0
putt to the bed.
in- itumy c Shorer. who to attend
iaportot
Willi a peculiar one.
was subjected to such attacks.
on wholly by uurprino. as the man did
not have the appearance of being any:
thing but mentally and physically
titronn. This morning, the patient
was quite irrational.
Anni mutton
Iris aeroteso
“W
'l‘lthOiJ. Nov. .w'i‘he Aruba with
artillery vigorously attacked Fort
linmldioh at noon today. but were l'tl-
hours.
colony and the consul.
v
~osuioiou FOE WINCH.
pulsed after it fight that lasted two
The American cl‘tlllilit‘ Chester will
sell this ovenlnr tor Marseilles. willi-
ont the American consul at Tripoli;i
John 0. Wood. who has decided to re-
insin hero. The {Chester was Weil-
tn this port to take off the America)
Robinson. Misti Mae William,
\lrs. Malt
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iPDIICDIID CDCICIL
Pouassus Council, Royal “dronniim.
of Norwalk. held a wry important and
rooms Two candidates were elected
and the new members with the whole
council will Journey to Seaside Coun-
cil. of Bridgeport. on Friday evening,
November 10th. leaving South Nor-
wnllt on the fill) p. in. train.
The two new members will be in-
Itlated with a large class of about
thiriyotwn men.
innervate Regent it“. '1'. Morocco, at
Richmond. Va.. will be the honored
attest of the evening. After the lnltls~
lion a large bouquet will be served to
the members.
Ponasaue Council has made tip the
ance of the year for the int-inborn:
Tuesday, November 21st, will be a
musical night. On this night on or-
chestra of ill pieces hits hen engaged
to We a concoct. After the concert a
supper will he served.
Tuesday. December 5. will be called
"Nomination Night.” On this night a
new set of dinners will be nominated
and another great feast will be served
All ”mstnh‘ma
Hogan 1
endow-Ion 'efforts were futile against his utrongth. i M”. t‘uthorine llouions M”. Alice
Addison leaped from Illtt window 0- Reilly. Miss Marv ilrutiler and flies
and wait melting his way to the street‘ Alice 8m“.
interesting meeting last night in lief
following entertainments for the bar.
at ,
tion a good his feed will he soggy“. ., .
are requested» to at-
a .
Slmgot Mia (‘ ”A Manmarn. \lrs. Julia Non Yorlt.for litre. Ferguson.
Scores Defendant
in his argument Attorney Cummings
went carefully over the testimony-
whit h bod bcn offetod and he pictured
to the court the idea of it man who had
been hired as cook eating at. the same
table with the mistress of the camp in
the Maine woods and how lie accom-
ithcro to see a doctor. She did
need a mold. he said.
iGeorge Gratin-In was around. Much
stress was laid by Attorney Cummings
on the fact that when Graham wanted
In picture taken. Mrs Ferguson had
the work done by one of the best pho-
stogruphera in New York
The taking of testimony in the
case occupied the nttentloa of the
courts for many days and it was one
of the hardest contested divorce suits
in the hletor yet the. county.
CACHIICTDII DIIP .
LDDDEIDDI DEDICATED
Washington Camp, No. it. Patriotic
Order of Soup of America, formally
dedicated its new hall in the south
Norwelk 'i‘rtnlt Company building, last
evening. using the prescribed ritualis-
ilo ceremonies, which were carried out
in a moat comm‘eudsblemnnner.
The occasion was graced by the
pressure of State President A. W. Wit.
lotighhy, of New ltritsln; State Vice-
President Charles N. Preston. of New
Haven, and lime Secretary J. A.
Wright, of liaridsc. all of when: spoke
" the course of the «spin: on moo
tells pertaining to the generations or
the order which they rsoresentsd.
uh. conclusion of. the business
ion as some supp» was servsd
not :
as long as ‘
lRtnmond regained consciousness. She
walked it half mile to a house. where \
ishe got assistance for Mrs. Taylor.. ‘
Dr. Cooper Nail was summoned from
b.9dford N Y. He said that Mrs Toy-
tors condition was dangerous. as on.
at the bones over the eye was crushed
and she had had several hemorrhages.
Mrs. George I). McKay and Mrs. W:
l. Stevens. .lr., left for‘ Trinity Lake
today, and if Mrs. Raymond is table
will bring her home this afternoon.
t’iorn ancsuouirse
sonic Til suioesrosrsr '
Au enthusiastic meeting of Shannon
Council Royal Arceuum. was held in:
evening. at which time srrnnieinsntn
were made to present three candidates
for the his class initiation to belt held
in the heudqnartdvs It Candide (loom ,
tell. in Bridgeport. next Firldamm
nut. The candidates from here will;
accompanied by a torus detention
members of Shermnn Council. use
will take the 7:10 train All Roon My
oauam members are urged to attend ‘
The occasion will be known is nil.
promo regent‘s night, till the olsss.i
initiated in honor of Rev. F. '1‘. Fallout“
of Richmond. Virginie. the supreme Mt
sect of the order. lie is cause til _
orator of the order. and his “am
will be worth hearing He will its Iii-t
companion by Grand Regent A it,
Barclay and the entire grand mull”
stuff ,
District Deputy Grand Regent la
Smith. of Danhury. will pay a viiilii
Bhormsn Council at the nest. on
on Tuesday evening; Novemiy
The Sherman Council Boosts” Cltfllt
trill he ornnissd in two weeks
committee reported last evening.
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Norwalk Chronicler