Add . succassful event. page nine. WM Monk, 3. have you a real good ’ reason for not adver- tiein‘gA in The Semi-3 nel? ‘ ceeee. th Antietam Prue am From an ram of u» Wemvw em Wine and Our Own cumm- ESTABLISHED 1878 Entered :‘t the loot.- Nonnll Pelt-ounce Second Ole- Inner scorn nonwauc court. reason. DECEMBER a. 1m A'A'rhe whee: of origin. ality is not newness— it is only genuinenees. wAnonymous. M. 4 WEATHER FORECAST Generally fair and warmer. MNAMAAAS SEMEMIH] MDAY James 8. Gets Life Imprisonment and John J. Receives Fifteen Years—Judge Bordwell that the Death Penalty-Confession of James B. | [.03 ANl‘ilfildAjS, Dec. S-MJatnos ll. McNamara was this morning senteno ed to life imprisonment. John .1. McNamara was sentenced to fifteen years. imprisonment. will be at Sou Queu~ tilt. t‘ouri. convened at NHL"). Judge llordtvcil said previous to pronouncing the sentences that he would not inflict the. death penalty. t‘ottt't udjnurnedml. liltiT. .lt‘itnes ll. ,Jv'iAanuiara day, a man ‘liitie skilled in letters, AilittiT? public today. it follows: “i, James ll. McNamara. defendant in the case of the People. having hm‘t‘“ crime of ioforc pleaded guilty to the Q ,trAtAiiuAA’rtiAaAtsiAEasA GiVE A DANOEA The dance which was given lust ev-c ulna itt Ariou Hall by the ineuibtts oi (‘ourt l‘tluiondo lie imitie FmestetH: oi" America, moved to be .i gloat sntA cess in etety an). The spurious 1100! pt the hull was tnxéd to the littiit ofA' its capacity to accommodate the danc- ers and turn-lug room was at a prenrI tum. The members of the Court' brought all their past experience into play and proved to be most genial and competent hosts, providing for the wants of their guests in a manner pleasing to all. The feature of the evening was the 3tprlze waltz which was won by Miss} tireland and Angelo Deltas. The ‘3udges were Grand Secretary Thomas b'haughlin, Thomas (‘ Deed and Distiict’Deputy Acntious iii the event the deal shouldAlh Grand .lunlnr Beadle Bernard New.man Every ltaiian society in The Nor confession. penned by his own build into yester- aud bearing litany (‘Tldi’llf‘t‘h‘ of was ,Says He Will Not In- Made Public. murder, desire to make. this statement anti this is the truth. “On the night of Sept. 30, full), at .i: l”). p m, I lildf ed lit lnlt alley it por- tion oi the Times building. a suit care containing sixteen sticks of 13 per tent. dynamite, set to explode ati 101mb the next tnotninn. it was ill) intention to injure the building and scare the owners [did not intend to take the lite or anyone i fiiiltb'Al'l‘t‘i) regret that these unfortunate. men lost llll'li lives. If the siting at my life: 1y give it. in fact, in pleading nuiltyi to murder in the iiret decree, l lutVeA placed my life in the hands of the. Stale. A [Stunt-ill "JAMES ii. hicNAiMMA. AMLOTHINM MMMPANT i MAY LOCATE HERE‘ 1 i . “m..-“ i l A llcport has it that a bi: tiittbiui. and tlty goods (ompau) of it” tide is land is negotiating fol the rental oiA Atlie l'iutius t‘ Ai'ilk estate but idiult. on the tmnei oi Solilh \ialn and littvl ‘ land streets. now occupied by the W. ll. l’nholiz market and the harberA shop. What concern it is that is try 3 ing to secure a lease of the phone LsA Awhat is puzzling the business men on South Main street and the city. A Carpenters have been at work on theA ‘buiidlnn for sometime and it was re-' i ‘portcd this morning frotn one aourcef. that the negotiations had been carried; on for the past three months. ’i‘hcA present occupants of the structure are; at sea as to what is about. to happenA land are casting aiound for other lo; I go through A Harold F Clark was called upon by At .Aslonei of public works until the that walks was represented by delegations; a reporter this morning for informa- 3 retury O'Tmughlin, of Naugzttuck. of their members and a number of theA tion, but none was forthcoming grand officers wer in attendance. in the course of the evening Grand' Sec- ad- dressed the gathering and was follow- ed by Charles Oddo, who addressed the [tattoo members present itt their native language. Between the dances and during in- Atermission, to all present who desired them and a delightful social time was enjoyed throughout, The committee and mem- bers of the Court are to be congratu- lated upon the success which attend- ed their efforts. so so" ATHLETE— ctue silence The first boxing exhibition held no.- der the auspices of the So 'So Athletic club, was given last evening at Qum- uer‘s hall and proved to be a most There were four vbourtyput on during the evening and llietweenfthe exhibitions, refreshments were served and an entertainment at forded by Gus Kerekes, acrobat. The first bout was between Kid lloydandYoung Osborn and resulted in a draw, the boys boxing fast and ‘i'urious throughout. The second bout was between Joe Looker, better known as the White Hope, and Joseph Corcoran fought to a draw. in the third bout Frank Lynch won from Young Kelley on- a foul. Lynch did some great work in this bout. The last bout was between Young Beeshow and Eddie Kuben. Kuben got the better of this bout, being the' cause of several of his” opponent’s teeth coming loose in the third round. F. derome Buckley acted aejreferee, 3 tlaok Halloran- as announcerfland 390 lleveseey held the watch. FOR CHRIaTMAs. ~ The Sentinel Vanity Box will make an ideal Christmas gift. See offer an l A. AHA v. refreshments were served. '. morning_ by Dr. Jean Dumprtier, ae- Mr A (‘lark admitted that negotiations were going on for the rental of the building but said that he could not. give out anything further at the present mo ment. __._.._.._A.._......_m —FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY. taxicab at livery pticos Tel. tot 12 ’WINNIPAUK REPUBLIMAIS A ELEMT NEW OFFIMEITB The annual meeting of the Win-ab pnuit Republican club was held last night in the quarters of the Club in Winnlpauk. Officers were elected and other matters of annual business tran~ ' sacred.“ A The officers chosen are as follows: Chairman—David Pollard. , President—Edward London. Treasurer—Andrew Hutchinson. Secretary—Gardner Arlington. Trustee for 3 years—David Pollard. The repOrtof the treasurer showe‘di that the organization is in first class financial condition and that there is a neat little surplus in the treasury.‘ it was voted to hold a social and card party within the next tWo weeks. The clubhouse has recently been re- decorated and has also been wired fm' electricity. Matters pertaining to civic improve- .ment in that hustling little commun- ity were discussed. —CHRISTMA8 SALE. Come visit the. department sale at First M. E Church, tomorrow after- noon and evening: Groceries, candies, toilet soaps. perfumes, etc fancy ar- ticles and practical housekeeping eup- plies; Do net'mle‘efit. Albert Warfgo, of South No. walk wane admitted to the hospital last night and was operated upon this eluted by Dre. Waiter Hitchcock and R. M. Wolfe. . Sentinel vent eda. bring reunite. tins Willi Willi itiSl Mil tutti 'rntrou, Tueolitibec. 5.-A force of 24mm) ltulians ii cited and occu- “tittiittttttittis i iiilti’ Mill The Mendelssohn Trio and Miss Elizabeth Fess Heard to Advantage MiMiMlM BAN REMM Milli BADGES: he ladies night at the Norwalk pieil the Turkish tn ery camp on the Judge Howard 1. Curtis Finds That Kenna and Daily illegally Bellnquished ll L'Ali KEEP PASMMNS oasis of Ala Zara. the vicinity all the town of Tripoli osterday after aA severe battle in width both sides are deported to have loll. heavily. The regular Turkieh troops, aseistedl by .Atttibe. defended the settlementsA bravely. but were mired to repeat to the interior, abandoning eight taunon,A 1mam tents and a calamity of piotis . alone. I E The battle opened in the mornintrA' with a bent v bombm‘dment by the fleet When DAAWOTTA‘I and Ellington Can? undei lover of which the ltalians ad Succeed Them , turned to the attack. t The lit-adiptmtets staff of the ltuilnn MW...“ iillill) list-texts that the battle was a do A‘OMMA‘AF A” “ d"‘l’i“’“ All""'"’l‘titi\e one tor the possession of tin “W" W Jlld’a’i' “OW-“‘11 J- (A'Iiliifi Oleioituttt as it blatant entirely clears the nupetiot touit yesterday. .lllllltm the oasis around the town of “Mm” “A NW“ A“ (“3 ”Wk ”A ”A" "“5 "AA and foicea the Turks from the coast \‘olwnlk until Jnnttni) 1, let: and and a...“ from their 1,3,.“ m Emmi} Edward 1‘ Duff) is the legal tommls- . ,W».-...mm it tutti ut MtiiliHS tilt in Olly of ”WA Thai Tome of flew Officials Will Begin January] titritut iilil int i inns in stunting APeiice Station to be Placed in of the new year, The decision leaves the matter in the some way as at the ilctetmit. ition of the suit of Patrick t unulilin. of lltldncport against James ll .\ltEiroy. who both contended in tr. e court» lot the position of tax col tt.‘ ontinued on death Page.) BMMMH MlMiiEl ii SMJMi MMMMK Milli Scores Mode in the First Round Played Last Night A The first round a the South NorA' , nail; Club bowling dQeiit was played last evening at the‘tlub ulloyes Teams! One Two and Three woreengagod . Team Three defeated Team Two by. e score of 499 to 489. The‘soores A were tut follows: Team Three. All?!“ in the city is promised if the or- ‘dinance which was presented by the museums, piano . plumbers working in the citv t'ltlb last evening proved a most happy affail, and a large number of the meal bets. their when and sueetheaits as iiinnbied to listen to the excellent pro .gl‘illll and to enjoy the pleasures of Attic social evening. The Mendelssohn A i i Were Purchased With City Funds, But Recipients Had Their u 'lrio and heard to advantage having gained Names Put on Them quite a tepnlation iii Norwalk because Afcn ["08 8 AR” 0F Tot‘ their frequent visits hete. PlUMBING EXAMINERS be lilo-ildlll the} gate is as fol- lows . i'rioA~-.'tlin .‘itlitl ........ ltit hard liandlA Bill for Treatment of Mad Dog 3:31:33“ Victims is to he Paid A tl-‘ its: little in. A liotnanee- » \mctital \llu Zlngarest-a A’l‘iie itosaty Putt 1 Suite l. Speaking in a somewhat llllTltii'mlfl til aim the members of the South .\or path liourtl oi l‘totiutiimen directed some stinging criticism towards thoseA 2. Concert hall at (Iverdcne. Scene numbers of last year s administration 3, At Sheustone. trite awakeningi who had purchased solid gold badges l'olka de la iiaine .............. Raff as the insignia of their rent; out of Nocturnt' ..................... (‘liopin Acitl funds without pitting any note rileii05m3'1’dt‘i’ ll. Tof the transaction upon the 'city rec-f scene i. At the Sphinx. Scene 1’,‘ lords and who now consider the linilges‘ (Iberian (A‘ross. Scene 3. Castle Ans their own personal property. The/A (iietteesit. Scotland. mutter nave vent to some little discus ‘A litttnorestluc .. ............... DvAoral-t Hilton on the part offlic lll‘litlllltthi of The ltosaryv-wi’nrt lll. .tiic board. but it was finally decided to tilcnoesii. Scene 1, Library. Scene let the matter drop, leaving the res-'17 :2. The better. litinsilliilly with the members of last Hungarian ilaure ............ Brahms year's administration. . The Mendelssohn Trio is composed Au innovation in the plumbing bueifi _of bliss Mary Brooks. violin; Miss llclen Tiler Grant, "chello: Mise Edith board of health in adopted. This pro-i Avidee for the appointment. of a boardAnc-re served with refreshments. The Act plumbing examiner: and the pat ladies attempted pool and billiards ment of a license fee by all practicing many giving promise of becoming good ,platers with pinctice. Corporation Counsel Joseph R. Tay- The entertainment committee of the lor recommended that the Pasteur in club deserves great credit for the man- ‘Foltowing the program the gum“? stittite bills be paid saying that the ligament of the social evening. and lie-Allie 0an 0“ Who knew 0‘ the accident Aelty Would undoubtedly be reimbursed muse of their complete arrangements iii the “m9. and he ’3“ “9°“ “A“ by the state for the amount which everything passed off most. smoothli The meeting was called to order by: they egpended :Mayor William F. Tammany. Cour AL'TTLEA '0' MARROW“ cllmen William Miller. George in 011- E’G‘PES ELEGTnnGUTIOHA Miss Elizabeth hosts uetc. ....................... \\ ietiiau ski All lingit’sit tiardeu at (.)v-. crdcne. e'l‘hc week end party. Scene BY MAIN M IN All ii Alfred Radcliffe, of Fitch Street East Norwalk, Was on Errand for His Mother till subunit tut Billiil illitilill Case Should Serve as an Exam- ple in Others Who CrossTracks A son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Radcliffe. Alfred Rtldciiffe, the twelve year old. 3. ‘ Bill RUN Mill of ii Fitch street. East. Norwalk. was 333 AA run over by a freight train going east, .3 Ayestetday afternoon at 4: 45 o'clock within sight of his home, losing one leg uhith caused his death at 2 o- clock this morning, despite the her. talent: efforts on the part of Dr. Franklyn ti. Brown. and the nurses at. line Norwalk Hospital to save the The little fellow vats on an errand for his mother when the terrible no» golden-t their place, being bound for ‘ Mead's store, on East avenue. Instel’il of going by way of the road. he fol- lowed the example set by the older i bore and girls of that. vicinity, taking. tthe railroad "migrant“. Mame time who be stipulated to ‘ Across the trachea: way freltht ch 3 lumbering up, iilhld cheer the. youngster amputating one leg and Aningiug the led to one side, mortally thurt. Archie Greenwood, who is well- tknown in East Norwalk, was perhaps tracks. picked up the boy and carried ‘Alrim to his mother. The latter, while tetercome by the terrible accident, rt- tained her presence of mind and did all possible for her son. A hurry call .3, ’. Beard ..................... . .. .12?“ ver,dv‘rederlck W Field Geo )1 \Va iwas sent to Dr. Franklyn G. Brown: \taidett ............. ~ ...... ..,...illl A 8'“ Pmmh Condition AWIIIIam P Hort and Harri W. Mather? who responded 0‘“er °°“A‘““3 W “i,“ . ., DeWitt ....... . ........ “"""'1‘5A were present A During the course of the blastingAstricken home in his automobile. A... r' Mulleiy .......................... loft (L‘tty Clerk James .1 Keene, replaced The minutes of the previous meet- AA“ ”‘9 we“ Rocks road a particular Asiance 8i thi’ lad W83 8‘10“” ‘0' the , MA by court order, appeared last. evening lug were read by Clerk .lohu ..l (‘uneo 1-" been charge 59!" a stone skyward t DMBACAW W110 feared then that the 499 at the Notwalk ctti iouncll meeting and on motion were approved. This A“ ”5 flight ”To“? the 9‘0“?!“ boy would not live He bundled him Team Two. Aland following the. routing of the min 13.1 Royn olde of the Bound of “5‘“ wire containing 2300 ‘01” of “ii and taking him i0 his 031'. madoA 3AA Raymond, l). W .................. i'iiutos handed over the order He then Health spoke briefit regardlnlz an or “EPITAPH! The “A“? '9“ t0 ihé tor the hospital , A linker ......................... A..i"Al took his old seat, smiling good natur dinance which the board had prepared 8'0“!” and “'35 exceedingly dangers]; All that could be done was brought Dexter ........................... i25Aedll, as in fact were all in the room and submitted to the clerk. which they 0113 ‘0 ”1°98 “1‘0 did “0‘ know about. into requisition to save the life of Alsl horpe . ...................... tli'i lie and the temporarily deposed city believed should be adopted. The it 0? “5 peculiarities before the 11““: Master Radcliffe, but the end came at " ~— clcrk, Charles H. lllluorth, finished resolution was read by Clerk Cuneo men had effected repairs. 22 oclock this morning , 489 up the business of the session. land was as follows: i This happened on Saturday and; The case, sad as it is. should save . Team One defeated Team Three. Mr. Keene has one more council Be it Enacted by the Board of Council- there “'83 3 little lad playing aroundias a terrible example and warning to The scores were as follows: meeting and nearly a month of work. I Team One. 3 For the month he httslost‘he will no’ Knob ................. . .......... 119 doubt present to the city a hill, whichA Olmsted ......................... 136 will without question he paid. Raymond. W. ....... . ............ 125 One of the memorable actions takenA Wright .............. ...t~ii last night was the paying of the bill; for still from Edward F. Duffy as com- 521 -—--- i Team Three. (Continued on Seventh Page.) heard ........... . ..... . ......... 125 i Wardell ...... '. .................. 125 WITHIN "EASE DeWitt ...... . .................. .166 not... ................ 90 liilIPlllT ELEli‘l’lllli ' -‘~ l . 506 The annual meeting of the Putnami Team One then defeated Team Two Hose Company was held last eveninfiA The scores: at which time the officers for the en-A Team One. suing year were elected and there- Kuc‘h .................... .179 ports of the officers and committees Olmsted ......................... 103. submitted. it was also voted to hold Raymond ........... 1335 I a company pinochle tournament. com- erght ....... 103 meaning 'on the 14th. last. The oin- “ —— care eleced were as follows: 609 Captain—William F. Mills. Team Two. First Lieutenant—Jacob Luddington. Raymond ............. .. ..... ...12li Second IAeutensnt~Walter McCar- Baker ........ . ........ ..‘.10'r thy Dexter .......... ..... ......125 Rscbrding Secretary—Charles E. Alsthorpe‘ ............. ..183 heckwood. --—- Financial Secretary—Potty“ Stabell.‘ , ” 490‘ Treasurer-Chief George W. Began , due. 3 The woman who decides questions in the home~when and where to mom-«When to eublht a monk-when to start buying A a heme—nestle but little help aside from Sentinel Want: Adva. SENTINEL VANITY BOXES. Having received a supply ottVanlty Boxes. we are new prepared to redeem coupons. We would auneat that hold era of same cell as Icon as possible. There boxes are a most suitable Christ» me gift. See aileron page nine. Let me fall in trying to do some- thing. rather than sit still and do no- thing. —Cyrue Hamlin. Try an exchange ad. in The Sentinel. t 'pointed under this ordinance night, with the following result: men of the City of South \‘or- the work all morning. Accidentally walk: ' be grasped one end of the wire. That 1. During the first week in January Abe was not instantly electrocuted is 1912 the mayor shall appoint a Board due more to good fortune than 3115‘" of Plumhutg Examiners to consist of thing else for the voltage is 100 high- three‘ persons, residents of said citvi, er than is used to eiectrocute a mur- two members from the Board of dered in Sing Sing prison Health, and one member a plumberA the juice The firstmember ap-Adealt him, but was practically unin- shalii lured He picked himself up rather serve until 12 o’clock noon of the sec- . dazed looked around to see who had and Wednesday after the first Monday’ hit him with a club, and seeing no the business. in October 1914, and thereafter hlsAone turned and ran at top speed, nev-A er stopping until he reached his own home. get a tight hold on the wire. else he must have been-Aburned to death, so ,‘ terrific is the force. P081. 3 orrlcfins The wire carried light to St. Mary's Hospital and'wns repaired so that the The annual election of officers 0! service was not impaired. The tele- Dounglae Fowler Post. No. 48, Grand 3 phone wire was broken at the same Army 0‘ the Republic, was held 188i At time and linemen from the Southern New England Telephone Company re- (Continued on §econd Page.) DOUBLES FOWLER Commandehotmr St- John. paired the damage to their wires early Senior - VicecCommander~Charles also Plait. Junior -Vice-Commander-——Seneca‘ CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING. Harrie. , A The meeting of the Woman Civic . Quartermaster—ml. A.1.'Hommedteu‘. League of Norwalk will be held on Chaplainwliiram Brands”. Friday afternoon at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Officer or the Day—Mom! Buttery. Oflcer of the Guard—merge E. Smith. Surgeon—Richard Seymour. The adiutent and defences were not appointed. C. W. Shelton. of East avenue. treport of the nomination committee will be received and a full Aaceoiint - he liven. h-FOR HIRE NltAiH'r OR DAV. . The hollow Craft Club degree teeth 7 pauenner tearful car, limousine and held a rehearsal teat evening in the taxicab. Tel. till-u. . “scenic Temple. in, Wall etreet. u _ The lad was knocked fully twentyA 3-with five years' practical experience inifeet by the severe blow it is figured that he did not The _ of the recitals held recently for the "' benefit of the library auditorium will - the parents who live in this vicinity. lessnese of parents in allowing their vicinity and play. At all times they Aare subjected to grave danger ofin‘v jury or death, and it is one of the prob. vent such occurrences. The funeral service over the re« nounced later. A Mr. ciishiugtou—i heard Senator Talksmith make a. founhour speed without 011C!“ referring to his notes Mr. Meekinmiid -—'I’hat‘s nothl l’ve been married twfeIVe years my wife h"asnt had to use note’sy ——Chicago News. . Being a matrimonial martyr is t lob of the big majority. It is more useful to know how to Din, the furnace than the government. ————- little bald spot on his head is sure kick it the grocer happens to no big potatoes on top of the mode “-M It a man could hold his «in a once down the my he does his he'd have plenty of money.- ‘ Wu The Sentinel What columna round the activities of the fall season—«the - are. at their. best new. A woman expects: romance ‘ our love. and settihouttekwm . Isms of the trainmen's lives to pre-‘ " A Amanwvho climbs his hair over the. Complaints are being constantly re~ ‘ ceived by trainmen regarding the card- 1 ' children to go upon the tracks in this ‘- mains of the young man will be an- .
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