,, Clearlns and’ much colder:
.. hill! south winds, shifting to
northwest. Warm and comfort-
able in the South, and we sell
steamship tickets via The Royal. jj
Mathsitrannah Line 11d Clyde .
Linettc all points jig. e Boutli- 'u.
'1:8peeiat neco‘wnodations.
in transit J . .
'~ Fire: Liability, Accident. Au-
.' utomobile. Steam Boiler and all
other kinds of insurance.
TAYLOR l GOLDEN»
' 97-91 wmtr‘i‘gion otmt',
1230. _ South Norwaik
There will be dancing at the Country
Club, tomorrow lliglll.
The Hospital Wliist Chili will melt
with Mrs. ‘liesllob ‘niitli, No.31”: l'iiin-
wood avenue, l"'rlda:. afternoon.
‘ The service at Grace Church tombnr
row will be the celebration of the Holy
'lomini-iiiion with preaching at 9:30.
Mtionie to the Armory and hear the
chimes, ’i‘luiuk-sgiving Eve, at the .\‘a-
. val Militia dance lltlliClii," from :1; to 2.
'l‘ he sthooiiei lliisscil is unloadliiua
chino ot‘ (rushed stone at the R11)
1 111101111 ilrotliers' (lilt'lifi. in \\ titer street.
Mrs. William H. Swords, ot‘ South
Main sil‘t‘t‘l, will spend ‘i‘liunhsuivlun,
with “(‘1‘ children. .\ll‘. and Mrs. Will-E
iani ’l‘. ll:t\‘iltlllil in ill'hlizepori.
1. Low totem; We insure baggage C"
‘ Where the finest biscuit,
-, cake hot- breads, crusts
or puddings are required
Royal is indispensable:
Royal is equally valuable
in the preparation of plain,
substantial, every-day
foods, for all occasions.
The only baking powder made
from Royal Grape Cream oi Tartar
,Ilo Alum-Ila lime Phosphates
frntstnmiot or
1111 T0 111111111 TO 11m BANE 111 VOOlliiEtiTicllT
OLD SOLDIERS Will.
l8 NOON NEEDED
OOVENNON BALDWIN
-W» .—«~. W l
.'
.\‘i'2\\ llA\ i'.‘.\‘, Nov. :11. ~-»‘\ cl t‘l‘lllln'.
of the civil war are getting ready to"
1m the countittilioiinitt1 peti-
slou law which UQt‘t'l'llUi‘ :i.iltiwiu 11'»
-.lohn \t t‘r,1uiiptou ex 111111111 and fish
tniiiiiilswtonci. today have his New:
1“, regard to the prt'scri'ntlou of the
14.11110. particularly quail. iii the rtntc
oi‘ i'nnni'i'llt'ut. .\li'. t‘i'aiiipicn’s 1-11.11
(it the
Matters of routine business ivcl'o
transacted at the meeting: 111‘r\\'11.~1!1i11,u-'
ton tV'11111p,.\'o. 1,], l’. l). S. o" .\., \\ ilit‘llg
\\Vlt> held last t‘\t’ll.llt,.l. V I
1
.\t, the iiiceiilit: of ant'ii“ 'i‘i'ilic. No.2
illi. l. 0. it. .\l., which was held lust
evening, the adoption dcgiee
worked on one candidate.
i
was i
Mr. and Firs. .\lian \t', l’aiue. 111'.
j liriduepoi‘l. have issued the invitations}
for the debiii oi" their chic: 111111.1l11ctt,I
Miss .\llll'lllll l‘nlnc, :11 'i‘lit'V Stl'nrlit-iil,.
on i'lcectnber it, 3
Miss lu‘ilynlu-th 't‘nrluv, 11' Taylor;
avenue, has completed lli‘l' stcuticrnph
ll‘ court at .\lt‘l'l‘lll t‘uileae and llitri 111k»?
on :1 position at the l.l"lt-l'l,\‘ .\llllllilitt‘
luring t‘onipauv in i-Iust avenue.
1 "' l
New Y"eai s and 'l‘iixtiiltsuiviu: lire
' piotly well iepteseuted in the Thin-
mat. iiitiltlug establishment by two of
the men employed tliJi‘c. The. one is‘
Mr. January and the other, the c11rl,\'-‘
haired. good-natured t’oreiuau. .\li'. .\‘o-
vcinber.
if James llanlon. who was liken 111m:
V. Histody yesterday lllOl'iilllg,ll,\ Chief:
William it Pennington 111 he examined}
as to his sanity was 11: .1ist‘”e11ed tol
the \\ estpoit insane asylum yestct'dav
‘ althciuoon in charge of Deputy Sher'lflV
ll. Louis Ladiigan
Ag delegation oi the lllrlllllt‘l‘s of P'il» ;
estiuc ('ttsllc. '\'0. 2. A. O. K. of .\l C.,
. will attend the masquerade hall which:
will be. given in Staititord this even-
ing under the auspices of the t‘oiiiin
bin Castle, of that place. The men are
5,1 anticipating a, pleasant evening.
-»-»(tome to the Armory and hear the
chimes, Thanksgiving Eve. at the Na-
1-at Militiadunce. Dancing from 8 to 2,
The annual meeting of the Mcreh»
anls' and .\lniiiil‘acturcrs' Association
will be held on Friday evening of ’ij'nls
week, at which time the officers for
the ensuing yearwlll be,clected and
the teports of the ofllcers and commit-
tees submitted. 11,19 requested that
every, member of the association lli‘
, tend this meeting which is one of the
most important of the year.
sent portpaid on request.
Show how pinnien & intro fcotion can save
their share of the no. 0110.001)r loot not: ”or.
In" Cotton Plantar—Glance
and Manufacturer
Will IAYE many a dollar or
f i fl -b 1%.”
t is 1
nutshell. “linemen” m W
. 1 ~ J. W. Lindon
Iulto am me am Image. [In Vera.
when Gin u on did”. or
“trim can» out on. chums-n. rm. ,
, antenna-e111 Mail :a gotta-om. on or '
'1'lal111.
,\(.!lllj.‘l‘l' 1111111.
‘11'1iilie,
' nary.
.mcnt as to 1h: tarts.
_‘ here are due.
ltttitl.
\ \‘ew ll’i\'i‘ll veteriti hl'uha‘tiv "‘"m “m“ lll‘lll"“‘tl lll' ”‘0 I't'lillll'llli
t'oml‘tui‘t' li1g1"'v l~‘ Kt‘h'li will main» ”‘mli' “3' WV William l‘. llill‘iliiili‘) i“
I} ‘ ‘ h 'V l I ' 1 V - ‘ ' I H
forum! tli'i‘tlilliil upon the (“Utillill‘tiiit'l‘ ""1‘“ "7 ll" -\““ \“Ut [Ali’lt’bihil
pni'it, recording: the “i’rnt'lit'ni Results
ill the i’ieserinllon of Wild Life."
l'Itt‘niiiinisshim-i' Champion, while
living, 111111113: tied in n repi'em-uiiattvc
ol' the 'i‘liucaimnder. made several
11111111 auctioning statements ""N‘lld‘o
. lilt'ilirt which he reliinrhe-l many would
not think were ienlly into,
that 11 conservative estimate by him
plum: the “timber oi pni'lriilucs shot
of his 3311
1‘. natural
for itziillit'tit
't‘iu- state, coiupti'olle
oi‘ the stale
l,\. \\lll refuse to 11.11 it. or wire to.
tune Hlt‘lh 111 see that it is paid when:
the proper time shall come for its pay»
illl‘lii- llllllt'l‘ the new law. '1” 11:11 the
suit “'lii lid brought.
”.\ll illitii'llt‘l‘ 01‘ tilitlt'liei'r. lint, mour
lit-1.4 of the Grand A1111), will conduct
the vase before the t‘tilil‘ll, A number
of l(l\\‘,\él‘:~ who are 1'1-11»1'.111s,.hiiv1'
passed upon lllt' situation, and given.
their opinions. but the lit'llllll \l‘lii‘h nl
pushiiit: the ruse iiill be given to :l
it is the plan to not 1h.-
11.1w before the superior court in lie
so that the superior court can
Villa.W it up to tip -upr1-nicroult iii lull-
il in tiltiiihht tltltl them1 should
be little difficult) in netting 1111 1111.101»;
it is” ili)l|l'(l that.
the whole lllillt‘i‘ will be disposed of
and dellnle action obtained from the.
supreme court by July, when the taxes
mill and smoothing must be done if
(Xllittl in the stale 111111111
short time.
.
“How can it.» preserve the birds."
asked Mr. (‘1'1iiiiiiltiii. "if they are to
be shut indium»: nuiiibet's?"
u very
‘iiiul 11 here there was
bird dot: how there nie ten.
cute that the slate rent 11.11i11 ofland
the quail; spend more money for the
intro and feeding of these birds."
sltuntion 11 their haul The statement made by Dr, Moron-
Soldiers titty regarding the preservation at
f. game foilow:s
l1 1:: the 11111
caused the greatest linhlinb.
who hate no property to be taxed su .. W l v ‘ it .1 t it 5 m'.
I
for no lot-is as a recall ot the new law. e m ‘ “0 en 1111in 0 l 1
it it is constitutional thcv will g‘l pulling of the Plliltljliil now he said
3:10 but this 331) is something which “gm we have no rm“! to "NM in‘to
theyhavcncv,er1 vet bud liutvctertius ‘ at. ‘0“ (1111 m.” 3'3"?“ ilmll:
who own property feel hit The) little ithcio H is w” tilfllttilt “mu“ H.
”9 ntnh of the new {tourney
He stated"
in Connecticut last 16034th at over till-‘-
1th specie tit hitds is not in helium"
'l‘lwi‘c tire
11 licensed hunters in this 11111111.’
formerly one;
i advo-l
for game preserves; plant rye to feed:
Elli. OIOKEN 'NNO Tilli-
KEY BOWEN NELD
(Continued from. first page.)
President Oliver ii. Mitchell, in a nest
speech awarded the price cues tor the
old tournament—the first to Andrew:
H: Lyon line the second to George J.
crumb. This was the tallest for
the closing of the old and the begin
in the
games, which provoked not a little in-
terest. George Sheldon. rated 100, was
defeated by Oliver H. Mitch". rated
90, by the score of 90 to 75; Ralph Ver~
tin. rated. 9.0. was defeated ‘by Andrew
H. Lyon. rated 110, by the score of
110 to 56.
The Metropolitan Qrchestra. of
Norwalk, furnished excellent music
throughout the evening. The orchestra
is one recently formed and William
Wellnitz. a member of the club. is .the
director. About twelve of the mem-
bers composing the orchestra were
present last evening and the corre-
sponding result was most harmoniou-
1iud pleasing. The orchestra received
much applause for its fine work and
have the assured“- asslstnnce of the
club In its future work.- .
After the first pool game had been
played the guests sat down to one of
line finest turkey suppers ever given
I1_1 the club. There was everything one
could wish in connection with the
dinner and an abundance of ltwtiir~
.key with all the fixings'nnd 11 great,
:lllllill‘ extras, Steward Jesse White-
:lieud presided in the kitchen and tin»
dei' his successful management the,
lineal was well served.
(icoruc l". idooic. of ('Toui'tliitidt place,
1 was one of tlic guests of the. evening
111ml President .\lllt'hcll called upon
lliim for a few words. He responded
in his dental manner and told several)
1storleu, all oi “hi: it trained for him the
in the club.
Following came the second pool.
game, more music and singing. card
playing. individual pool playtnd ex—
hibition dancing by John A. Cnhill. and
a number of other diversions. Cigar-fa
cigarettes. Nutmeg Club tobacco and
corncob pipes were generously dis-
pensed anionrtbe members and the
guests and the evening proved one of
the most enjoyable since the organiza-
tion or the club.
Toward midnight the young men
pthered about the piano. which was
cleverly manipulated by William Well-
nttz. All the old songs were inns.
and it was a late hour when “Home
Sweet Home" rang forth from the
throats of half a hundred men.
' To the entertainment committee or
the club and officers belongs all the
credit for the successful function and
they were warmly congratulated upon
the smooth mannsri in which every»
thing passed of! last evening.
The pool tournament will be run of!
as rapidly as possible. and more than
usual interest is being taken in the
games this year. A few new“ mem-
bers, pool players of some town repu-
tation, have been added to the list in
the tourney. and they assist in making
things more interesting to the club
body.
The scores by frames of last night's
games follow:
‘
Mitchell, 90. Sheldon. 100.
10‘ 4-l
~i 9~~2
il~~»2 2'
ii ’1'
«1—«1 (wt
‘1’ ’1'~—~l
ti—wi .r-l
ill 2
:1 ‘ 12
12 1’»
9 3 .....
4 7
ltoinltuiml 11111: 11111111 of the young men.
\ir Foote is a slot) toilet of some re j
pitic
.mcg ("tub 111 iiilltl prcvtmis iliiies.’
‘ t'toslng his little talk he cnuiplimcutut .7
having ill on heard at the .\‘ul- 3
till
Scorer“
llciercew» (i,
t“, l’. Meeker,
.l. t‘avzinnuh.
the. club upon its :‘lli‘t‘i‘l‘fi and upon its Lyon. 110. R. Verlin. 90.‘
int-itilwrship. lie was loudly applaud» ll 3wl
t'll. l 5 ' l 7
iv, 11'. 11.111; .11 11;.» .\‘ruionr pool; 1: i‘ :‘.~—:l
.l'tilittltiii)‘. at their .\‘tu'wulit plant. was. 20w? 1-22
,1lic 11ml speaker and he said that nl~l '1’ iwl
.lhuuuli he had l-mtll in many places: a '1'
and had been th:-_1:11cst,:tt many (lull: ' b 7
watching their 11:11 «or \1'-1li int: fuel but it -i
has never known one organization. it i
:l‘tlilijltliiwl Vthicli' of 11111111: men in: 7 5i
.tlirivc 1121 does the .\‘utuicg (‘lu'zt lief 9 5~~3
told of the downfall of several t'lubs' ii i
like this one and (‘tllllilliilieillml evel‘)‘ --~ ~—
otllt‘er and member for the successful it" uh
in: tune: in width the chili is managed Scorer: -..l_ Lot'khnrt.
6and for the whole healtt’d good fellow itcierce . C. l’. Meeker. ‘
v 1 m. "1.. u): an. mm... , nu» .“r‘... W. New.“ -.
’1‘"“‘.‘V.\"‘Vl'(‘
Tim: Mark
i1
Tailored Suits
and Coats.
.4! ”fr Juntrrxlion‘a/ (In (.‘nm‘umrrfi Learn: an: urge our patron:
re do Ilmr (Initiator Shep/11's,; a! Mr ear/tut fusible date.
l,t,':' .1 ”it “'1
lint; 11 lintutv
. it
ship that is always the prevailing spirit
1building’sutllcienily to permit of the
,exravhtlon and finishing oi a haw‘
3,111an not only to install 11 hot air heel-
31
been to the “8505”“ otilce and 1m“): supply iitts been killed There. is now
‘wliore in the world so good asupply
of arms and ammunition and so fine
11 set of innrksmcn 11s in America, and
t‘lils heritage which came with our
1 love of the chase was once. 11 good one.
been intended that the 81.0110 exemp-
tioii which has been (iistomni'y will
not' be given this ,1".enl The convucrsu
lion between the vetciau and the as-
sensor was something like this:
“But Mr Assessor why do you not
give mu m\' $1. 0th exemption? l have
had it for years."
"There is a new law which provides
a gift of $30 to cnotiveterau amt this
law expressly sets aside the exemption
which has been customary."
"But the attorney general says that
this new law is unconstitutional."
"The law stands as far as the as-
sessors are. concerned. it is on the
statute. book"
“See here, Mr. Assessor, the tax list
is made out. as of October 1.
1. did it?"
"Don't ask me," says the assessor
“You had better thrash it out in the
cour."ts
Exit old soldier. much dejected. On
the street lLe ovortakes 11 comrade and
tells him about it. They wax indig-
nant. Then they meet a third com-
rade and he is hot. By the time
they have gone two or three blocks
the whole rebel army .could notwith-
stand them. The veteran with the
.léast money is oftentimes the most
eager to see the tight in the courts
waged to the bitter end.
The committee appointed at New
Haven, it is said, will send out cir-
culars before long asking the veterans . '
about the state to‘ contribute, 25 or
60 cents apiece to the cause.
BONGRESSMAN HILL LEAVES.
Congressman E. J. Hill, of West,
avenue, Normllt' left here today to re-
turn to Washington, 'D c The con-
We in town and is in line health.
The law,
didn't go into effect until November,
Now with 500,000 shotguns being sold
every year and 9..000 0011 cartridges‘
,manufactured to go with them to the
l 1.10 000 hunters to whom, we issue ll-
ceuses, it is time to consider what
we shall do to preserve our wild life.
The question is whether we are witt-
ing to have it flvoyear close season
on game or whether we prefer a sea-
son of five million years with no game
ion our continent, This is the future
which we face if we allow the slaugh-
ter oi? game to go on.
'vouueesr LAWYER EVER.
HARTFORD. Nov. 29. —— Jacob
Schwolsity, just 21 years of age, was
admitted to the bar yesterday. He
graduated from Yale Law school and
passed his bar examinations last June.
Jacob is sold to be the youngest mem~
ber of the Connecticut bar.
If you have, had trouble in. disposing
of that horse. trv a Sentinel ad.
Ladies’ Suits. $25. 00—-—Madc t‘ruu an excellent
1111:1211) ot “inter weight Diagonal Serges and Fancy,
Sailings in lil;11'i<,.\i;11"_1, Oxtord Brown, (its): and new
1h ides Three styles-11 strictlv tailored Sly,“ ' mi-
dress style 111th \ti1 1t Collar and new roll butt ing
to the tides; and a Silldl‘llv tailored shirt with rich limiti-
ing on t out and Shirt. All, handsomely lined.
Ladies’ Suite, $50 oo—A number of exclusive
Suits in Broadcloth Velvet and heavy Di'igonals; exact
copies of French models of our own importation.
Street and Driving Coats, $15.00, 19.00
and 29,00—«0f warm, light-weight materials, in Grey
- and Navy Fancy Coatings. Also in Ail-Black. ‘ ‘
For Holiday Gifts.
Lndiu’ nggu-A number of very stylish Hand-
embroidered and Lace~trimmed Blouses, S ring 1912'
modes. These are boxed for Christmas 11 Holiday
Boxes. '
James “McCutcheon 8: Co,
5th Ave. and 34th St.,N, Y, w .1°" .1.
"BEEF—”Em
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'grcssnniu has been spending a few : -
STAMFORD
RANGES
Meet every cooking need.
SOLD DDY;
, years. known as the "Slivermine Group "
‘ ' {- 119911110;
with road as, some and 1111' environment truths night 1.1111111. 1.11151 hunter-
u:-
'11:.
3d AnfllVerSary Sale
Great Values in Suits, Coats, Waists,
Millinei'y, Muslin Underwear, ‘V HoSie‘ry,
Leather Bags, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Blan-
‘kets, Corsets, Linens. Extra Good Val-
ues in Every Department.
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SILVElllllNE METHODIST ed “"0 ”mt the opening up or such .
room would make possible occasional
ONONON ONIOOE PLAN
.lectures and other forms of instruction
y and
(Continued trom first page.) ,u entertainment for the benefit of
t to whole community. not necessarily
for those who 11 i t
The idea is to raise 51.500 in tilelchmh alone ‘ e " "em“ "‘ the
fifteen days from December 1 10 “("i 'llie matter of organizing a Silver-
,1'eniner in. .~\ trullllllll (‘9 Ul film-“l mine l:11pi'ovr:ucnt.sA sociatlon
1““ the matter in (hinge Mild Ul', suggested during the past summ: “as
;;iit'(l,lll‘rl are conditioned Him“ ”’0 “'1' doubtless if n suitabc meet 11 'trnand
'1ire unintiut bruit: untmrrilwd ” “U is pioiidcd such 1111 U! cant/111:; atoll
:picduea 1111t sufficient the mile” ma) lie peifct‘tcd and thus it will b: l
1luiie lin‘ llllttli weeks from Jalllltll‘}'1.li1le for the old 1'e.~‘1‘tl1-11'SV'1'1tl ti
1 to ‘iprll ii. lltl' '. t0 Hlflkt" their 11111: new «renters to hurt on lemme]:
1111 his illhlttiii of matting out" litil‘ groundniid to ((lllhltlt‘l' matters of mu-'
11111411. it the) so 11min: 'lllt' (“Intuit-“‘0 ttuil interest and c-omein.
tutti hold thice lilt‘t‘lllilia‘ (in Us"! The committee will thoroughly can-
l 1
l‘”““” " ”‘H “l“ Fallit‘l‘ l0 (‘i’llil’alU 111121»; 'lhc .\‘urwullts in the pursuit of
notes for the first time and see how their
111111 b has»: been promised (in the Will:
they will hold 11 ~01 oiiil meeting and
lplaii 1'10 :1 gland \iiiui 1111 during the:
Must live days to print; in the .illl-Jiilil:
V necessary.
The ltlull is not oriulnul, for a west:
‘ei'n church, lltii ion" nun, undtrliinhg
V11 similar rnni;- «stun raising iiimlnol
:in twelve hours. The tch phone and
iiitiiopiohilc Wire called lllto tequisi-‘
1‘ lion and 111 the end m the twelve. hours
1.1'l1 obtained 1101‘]; in the Alexander
in li‘lllttllt‘l ““1“ “All“ “3 celebrate the live Works ’lll'l w h i
‘furt that more than the iieecssat‘i'_ I -. ~ ( ‘. as app) 11th her
111 1) children. \csterday Plescla met
.mmmm hall lit'flll prtinilsed. Tittli. u! m “I.“ 'llll it 11 h
4 , , s ' .1 1 'is 'e .
'cuiirse. was a larger church. While the » ‘ ‘ er to return to
. lliill and she refused.
:Slll't'i‘ilililv congregation nuliibers butt. The wife “ , b
. . . s .'
11 hnudful. Hill the 11111111: men have' a 1““ 1.1 out to return
Stwlicwd that the idea might be sac-V: 11:26:?‘11:;ittoxgteigxay n}:l0l‘l;l00il “Vhf‘n
tt‘sulllll)‘ (arricd out in an effort to' A“ ”,1 i ,9 , .9" no house.
also 11 smaller sum in 11 longer lengtht 9 can 9‘ bananas, “lllCli he told a
,111’ time. storokrcpcr Were for his children. No
it is intended to raise the. old church one knows what argument followed
after he entered the house, for all
who were there were instantly killed.
lSebaslian Pecorino was. in the cellar
when Piescla entered the house.
"i knew what was happen-int: the
pos-
him.
A HUSBAND KIl.l.ED FIVE
AND HIMSELF
“bulimic-d from first page.)
grandmother and the Pecorines.
.losegii and Sebastian Pecorino have
her
building in 11 inch they live..\i1's. Ple-
ilng plant blittalso necessary chairsl
laud other furniture to s'me as n meet-l
lug place for a Sunday school and a' -minute l heard the Show: and being
111111 in which to hold social and other ““3“de l 1“"“9‘1 from the cellar
ientcrtuinments not only for the bane-I and ran down the 3"“‘5- crying the
fit of the church but for the uplift of alarm said Pecorino. ”1 went to
the entire community, There is nowi Ricorder Kerrs office and 5““! my
gut) place in Slivermine where the‘ ”901““ were being murdered. Whenl
iyoung people may gather for their so- came ”893‘ to the house everybody
=clal diversions and except for occas- was dead.’
fionnl house parties they must journey Eta Grunshanlc a POllSh girl Who
éeither to Norwnlk or to New Canaan ”‘05 l“ the '9‘" 0f "‘9‘ tPecorino D1300.
to gratify the social instinct. ‘ ““5 the only eyewitness 0f the 111‘
The Silvermlne church was estub- 39“) She heard shots, and 10010115
llshed many years ago its 1ec01ds 0‘" 0f the window saw Plescia fol-
me not sufficiently fixed, but the so, “10‘“ his “”9 out of the MCR 110011119
clety is probablv at least seventy flv 'tore the nbby from his wife's arms.
were old. it has been connected for 5h“ the woman thrOugh the breast
seventy-one y'eats with the New York and the baby through the head. He
Annual Conference of the Methodist we“ laid the little 1will on: the floor.
Protestant Chmch. it has accomplish- The girl says P1880“! then reloaded
ed the typical work of a New England his revolver and she lied iron the
country church. Never growing very W.indow
strong numerically, it has neverthe-
less wielded a strong influence in the The f3“ flint Mrs. Focarino was
community. Generation after generaI {011“ dead hflnzlng over a washtub
tion has received instruction in its led the authorities to believe she was
Sunday school. been baptized at its the .fll'Si victim. County Physician
altars and been carried through its McFadden said her death was instan-
doors to the little graieyard directly: 38119005 the ”“1181 passing through
across the road. it hits all over Ne w her brain
England similar congregations have The little girl was found on the
disbanded and the little church build- kitchen floor. still alive She was hur‘
tags have been enlisted to fall into rled to the Hackensack Hospital, but
decay, a little band of heroic souls have died shortly after reaching there Two
Slain at Washtub.
little hilltop chapel. a third. struck her spine
The passing years have brought Mrs. Pecorino, grandmother of Pres-
chunges in the community. Many of‘Cla'S wife, nearly escaped the mur-
the old-time residents. whose ond fash- ' derer but a bullet struck~.her in the
toned Methodist ejaculations used tol back as she was running across the
make the echoes resound, have passed yard and she died in her tracks. Pie-
away. and their property has passed scla returned to the kitchen alter
into the hands of others. As is well- killing the grandmother and sent a
known, a colony of artists hale settled bullet through his forehead. He fell
in thiit community within the past tew dead near the body of his little son.
Ptescla. who was a small man was
Of Artists" Young people have man- known as a drinker. He lived in
rled and moved away and doubtless Loci four years, and worked in one
other young people will follow in their. of the silk mills there. That- he had
footsteps. It is believed that: by mak- planned a. wholesale murder was
lng possible niacin or this kind yam shown by the fact that he was pro-
Will and that there is no plane'- mad with about two dozen; can
elpmlv o conhénlai and so stile Vas'mons. but there was 3‘11“?” '
annually», It is 11.11.11.
some of his bullets stern!
1 i timber shop and 01111111 store in the '
continued to maintain services in the bullets had shattered 1191‘ jaws while .
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