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Will Preach His First Sermon in
South Norwalk Church on
2 January 7
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Rev. Ilnlph (l. Hartley. oi’ Willimun-
tic, who was culled several weeks 1130
to the [naturals ot’ the. South Nol'wnlh
1.111 ptlst Church. has decldod to neocpt,
ceived odzly by Dr. Henry (.‘. Silt-rev.
’ the church clerk. '
.‘ll'. llurtlet slates tlltlt Ito wi ill'
lll‘t'fltlt hi~l lirst selmon 1111' pustm hue
on Sunday. January 7th, till! 1111
resigned his charlie in- Willilnnntic‘
the some.
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EIIIE MEN KIIIEII
I SRURE INJURED;
Wreck at Two Freights and anI
Exuress Train on Pennsyl-
vania Railroad at Manor
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wreck or two truights and an express
train on the Pennsylvouin Railroad ct
Devils Bond one but! mils eject oi
Manor. P11. ‘7
Engineel ll‘rnnlt Daily. of the ex»
Dress 1111111. 111111 Your unknown melt
Ninety lamps purtook lust. evonlng‘ who wcle. In the. oxprosu ears.
of a turkey dinner I11
Club house, in West avenue, given by
. and for the members oi Court (391.1112,
“Daughters of Castlie. it was the most
enjoyable, successful and enthusiastic
function of its nature held by the
the (.‘ulhollrf
ifntnily iniurcd.
'nlentbets of the three. crews were on
Fireman John Myers was perhaps
while several other
lonely hurt Many othrs sustained
Twenty six out of :27 valuable hor-
sea which were being carried in one
' court since its inception all-d all 111151,...or ”it? PXDWSS CB” klllt‘d
were present row that the) will net
or i'otget the glorious good time they
bud. '
kind was the best ever
from what is known 01' the (‘I’lllll
members, it is judged that them was‘
little missing.
About 8 o‘clock the dillncl
brouht in and from then on the inn
was at high . pitch.» The clubhouse
was given over entirely to the 1510198,:
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1-11 111 a falllcy dress costume molly
being iuosbfnntustlc and neatly ur-
1'1111'ged. Three big tables were re.
quit-ed to setre the party comfort
chi) and to hold the enormous 1111:1117.
ftitios of good things.
The hell was prettlly decorated in“,
the colors of the court. 11111-1111». and.
gold. and the scene. with the many
happ\ faces and gaudy costumes was
a prettyone, lull: sad to relttte none'
but members of the court could get a
'1 glimpse of it. Dining the evening.
‘ #Mrs‘. William J. Trooeyg, grand rtgent;
of Court Cecile was presented with a
beautiful bouquet of carnations. 1
Everyone present did some stuntI
As to the nature of these. but little
11111 be learned. yet it is understood}
'thut. some of the ladies were most pro-i
tieient. Part. of the program 1111 ch
which was in charge of Mrs. C E
Parks, was a-‘v'nude‘t'llle entertain-
‘ment‘und a circus. Lsughnble in ev-:
ery particular were both performances
and the artists appearing executed
their various parts to perfection. ‘
hater singing was participated in.
various members giving the' verse and
all hands joining in the chorus. All
agreed that a clever committed had
arranged things. The committee tol-
lowa: . . , ,. '
Mrs. M. J. Howard. chairwoman.
Mrs. W. J. Tracey, Mrs.ll‘ 1" 12A. Stilts.
Mrs B. "1‘. 11111119111111 Mrs Wilden
'Payue. Mrs Thomas Vat-sen, Mrs C. 2
E Perks .Miss Anna M1-Tterney. Mrs.
Daniel F. Tourney and Miss Ruther‘ine
Duffy.
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The turkey dinner and 11111111111115
good to elttthat goes with one of this
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town, the ladies make hold to soy, outii
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The debris was écnttered over the
four main trucks and trade. was tied
. FOR CHRISTMAS.
The, Sentinel Vanity Box will milke
on ideltl (‘hristmus gilt. Sec otter on
‘page nine.
FINE UUMPANIES’ -
. MONTHLY SESSIONS
w..-
The reglllnl monthly business moot-
,ti‘ity of Noru 11111 were held last oven-
11ng.illlt little business was transact.-
ed 111 any of the meetings, the nature
Iof most business being routine w.orlt
\t the Norwallt Fire Police, No it
the pool committee was instructed to
I'plepule 11nd issue a challenge to the
Nutmeg Club for :1 tournament to be
held in the near future. Another com
imlttee was appointed to make rend)
film
the annual pinoch tournament.
lights will be. stnl ted alter the holidays.
Three new members were submitted
to the roster of the. Phoenix File Elt-
gins Compunv. Music and singing were
,enjoyed. following the business see
on.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany transacted routine business and
made mention of the new windows
which were installed yesterday . by
‘Contrnctor M J. Riordan.
The {lone Hose Company displayed
its fine‘ and new photograph trams.
which contains the tno-slmllies of all
tite‘mcmbers. This has but recently
been finished and it was viewed with
interest. Routine business was also
transacted.
At each of the meetings roast beet
pus-dominated in the refreshment per-
iod,soo1b having hot roost beet send
wtches and coffee and Joiners having
. coldr roast. beef sanderichel with other
refreshments Pickles olives, cheese
and ether delicacies More appreciated
by all attending 11191111111111.2-
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word to that effect. huvlllg been rev
11st Sunday, and the thumb llcleptedj
to tulle the postulate of :1 church in.
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ISALTS TEXTILE SO.
WILL CLOSE THIS WEEK
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’11111 1111111111111 “11111 cvcr conduct in
therein: by'bisnwsr William lit Jew
wound up, on it. were, discontinuing.
tor 11 long time. and there blue been.
seversl rumors of immediate removal
These were all alloyed. however un-
or and one based on substantial
ground.
Mr. .lowctt stated thnt part of the
mill will complain its work" today, but
will keep others at Work until the end
of the week. Aitttr Saturday,
l'nl‘ on Its branch in Vorwalk is con-1
muted, will be known no longer
The reason {or the change wus glv
on some time1ago. The company in
be bothered with this smaller plnntI
Thus the old Bishop mills in Belden
avenue, though until the issue runs
dead once more.
The Norwltlk Board of Trude is en—
deavoring to tilt the place 01' the tox-
tile company with another factory.
but the project ls‘still in the making.
Mr; .‘iowett stated that he will prob-
ably take the iirst vocation he has had
in fifteen 11111111 tlel'ote he enters upon
an-v other business. A large number
of employee are being thrown out of
work by the closing of the. mill and
the loss will be material to Norwslk
city.
wunfuoe eult‘lle , .
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. l)ec.‘8.-~Two no—
groes and one young negro woman
were burned to death by a mob 0‘!
white land tenants who object to the
occupancy of the land by 111131-0111,
nenr12'Ssven~;11ah Tenn" yesterday, so-
rording to meagré,reports r‘edclved
hero today. The lynching is Mild to
have occurred ten miles from Clifton
Tenn.
The titles degrees were 1111111111}:
to s 3111 with a. load or seed cotton.
They were wey‘lsi‘d and nod to the"
was‘onload, ‘6! cotton. it. In sold, 11111!
the wagon, stod guard until the ne-
urons were cremated.
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taxicab st livery prices. ’ltcl. 101-12.
‘RUYIE IRRIUIINIIES
RUNSIU REU
" most successful the council linscvcr
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Norwullt will be finished up by the"
end 11! this ‘mi; whit authoritatively“
stated to s Sentinel repelled»r intact
The business will,
This line been in the wind. it will?
be remembered by Sentinel eta-utters.I
til this lost one which is 1111.1 illml rum»:
banal
the main conducts several plnnts otI
magnitude dud they did not wish to;
out Ill the spring will be kept hosted,
on cocoon-t ot' the machinery, will beI
the men; after building stirs beneath .
.2 mostdent.
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Select 010cm tor the
Year 1912
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The 111211111111 1101111111135 1111111111111 ol
Slurnmn Council. ‘R’oyal Al‘t‘hlilllm was
held IZttlt evening. and was unusually
Itil‘ldtlly attended. 11111111111 interest was
manifested in the proceedings. and
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llnderwny. and the famous Booster
1311111 will be thoroughly organised at
the next meeting. ii. favorable report
having been received from the 111m?
milled in charge. The election of 111
liters lhfitlllt’d as follows. ‘
Regent wWill littm F‘. “0,11.
Vice “(limitL-W's‘ylvtlittel‘ 1’. Decker.
I 1":1111 ill-glantmfioorge 'll. Lockwood.
Tel-neuron~~~Cltrtrlos it}. lioyt.
Sl'l'l'elzt'l‘y-MP. A. Parsons,
Collectorwxolltoli ll. 11111-1.
t'lt'ntot' ----- «William H. Boiler.
GIIIIIt‘levVVIIIIBm drillers-1111.
{3111111111law-Robert G. Mitchell.
‘tt'nrdranwdiheerr Bl. tildmyd.
Sentrywfiaiph Comeback.
'1'-111111119w1'1'1-11eer‘ieu (1‘1. Benedict,
l‘b-preeentultvo to the ("trend Council ;
1 w»i1,t.'t_.1t‘1gi?ll lmclmopd
Hilltlrtluiowl’lloc‘h E. Bowen.
Poms-oi Council,
_ lit‘llt‘ere were. nominated at the
meeting or Poussin: Council, No.1.-
2158 1011,1111 Aeeunum. last. evening. the
election to tulle piece at a sutlseouent‘
met-lion An orchestra was present
and music and a roast. beef supper
were enjoyed.
The elbows nominated one:
. Relentwdilidwln 8. Austin.
" T‘Vtco‘ ‘ “ .Wosletr Weiss.
Omlorwllorbsrt 0. Pollard.
Ghlplalnmflarry El; Smith.
Gtiido~-~L. 8. Philips,
”\Vorden~-1l. W. ilullard.‘
‘Scntrywilubort Austin.
Treasurer~tlhseter Settock.
Collector-81 John Merrill
Secretarimwulium ii. Raymond. .1123
Trustees~thllom 11. Palmer and
William P handle. ‘
immediate Relief Association.
Herbert G. Pollard, of thnlttsnk.l
was elected president of the implant»;
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The officers:
President-11. O. Pollard.
Vice President»« A 1.011) stood:
Societnrywii‘llllam H Raincloud
IJ‘r.
; Tressurormléinorh 3. Bowen.
Trustees for one yoarww. P. Ran
rile. Chester S. Sellout: and William F;
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UPENS4 NISNTS‘ BAZAAN:
The four nights'
banner * ot' the
Knight Street A. .11. n. (31111111111111.
opened last night in the church. The
opening night was well attended and
u large-crowd is expected tonight. The
burner is expected to he osuccess and 1,
the dttt'e'l'ent organizations ore work-3
ins to cnry out the plans for success.I
The booths are all handsomely decon‘
ated and were well patronized The
iconcert was well rendered
The committees or booths are its tol-
loves:
Fancy Booth—«Miss Mary Way. pros-
dent.
Apron Booth—w—Mrs lsuhello Showell
president.
Variety Boothv-Pil‘stor‘s Club.
FM“ and confectionery Booth--
Mrs. Elnora Perkins. president.
Csk‘e 'BoothQMrs Auguste
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Io'e- Groom Booth—~Mra. lilrnn‘l‘s Olm-
stead. president ‘
Price.
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president.
Soft Drink Bd‘othflame‘n‘ 11111111114.
president
Fishing Pond-white 13111111 Bronlt.
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Robeson at the Well-Miss Lilo,
Clark. president.
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WEATHER FORECAST
' Fair tonight and Thursday.
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Finally Decided That the Coming'
Brand List Will Amount to
About $6,400,000
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Changes Made in Sinking Fund
Figures and Other Details
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. on n speculative grand list? llow much 1'
money will 11‘ lilo l‘nlll tint lttid on 3’
grand list. that may he more and may
be 11111111111111 the amount ,tlgursd on.‘
“'Illill completed. miss? Those. were
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Sherlll Vollnler Returns to Name
a Successor to the Son, Dr.
1. W. Wilmer
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Thorn 111111 no, nothing doing in the
line or 111.111.11.111: 1‘ 011311111 suertd
until alter the holidays, according lot
the statement made by sum-1t! Wit
, ltsm tollmer this morning to 11 report-I .
or For some time past there has
been 11 grout deal at gossip about who
lie to succeed Deputy Sherid John W. '
Vollmer when he resigns and promiu-g
ontly mentioned among the candidates
was the name 01 John M: Donnetly
who was detected for mayor last nine
tloo by Mayor Clifford B Wilson
Arc Thm Candidates.
“limb was learned that Deputy
“it“ h" “M finelpfifledll‘ ”09”“ “r and 11111111111111. Councils. Royal Aron-131111111! Wilmer was to leave the 01-,
"NW filllllmmll “the "11mm!!- WNW! num. 111st 1111111111. and other otticerslnce which he holds. the. nurses or
some prominent Democrats Ill Bridge
creed show that port were mentioned tor the. position I
ever. the Stilts Textile, Company. .W the association is in 21 one linuucinl Besides Mr Donneilt there are two:
Iother candidates let- the job. The)
There. 11111 be 11 special meeting next are. Charles B More and James 11 I
Deck. both former ‘citv sheriffs They
were defeated {or it renontlnntlon htg
the last Democratic convention sud?
they would like to bind the position. ;
Won’t Spoil Holidays.
When Shcrttf Vollmer was asked
.this morning 1.111111311111111 the situation
'he. replied that he did not intend do ,blod M the Elks Home E“ South ‘mmI
lug anything in regard to it until
alter the holidays. It is his idea not.
to lot anything like the appointing of
n sheriff spoil his holidays Deputy
Vollmer has not resigned his ethical
and it is not known for a certainty
just when he ‘tvlll
‘:ULU WELL LUUSE
tile 1an errlcrlle
At the stated communication or
Old Well Lodge. No, 108, Rand A. M..
which was held last evening in the
Masonic Temple. in South“ Main
strost. the omen-11 for the ensuing
term were elected. 'Frederlck 8. Lou
on was chosen worehl‘pful master
The olhcers elected were as follows:
W. M.~Frederick‘ 8. Mon.
8 W.-D. 131111- 3319111111 ;..
.l.w .wWilliem A. McPherson
Secretary-Robert M Wilcox. ‘
Treasurer—«Juices A. Brown
Trustee‘s-LC. F. Mlllé‘, Peter Decker,
and James H2. Rtmdlo.
RUSSIAN 'llNT ,
ENPLUYES NILLEU
8T PETERSBURIG. Dec. 13.»wa
employee were killed and dirty Witne-
ed by a gas slt‘plositm in the soil! test»
in: department or the imperist mint
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today. The whole plant m destroyed;
humanely; item‘-
11111! the; building very.
used. ‘-
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All Appreciative Audience Enjoys
a Fine Program at Vocaltil
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In High School hell 1qu evening a
most. appreciative audience enjoyed
the line concert that opened the. season ,
oi’ entertainments by the Town Teach-’1
el's’IAssocintion. The quartet gure‘
some live or six selections marked byl
splendid concerted work The tolces‘
were nell balanced and blended finely.
The results were line not only to the.“
exclol ence of inditlduul voices, but to
he. direction of Mr. Sims The tail ttel
also contributed largely to the har—.
monious effects by his excellent 210-;
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Each of the singers have seler‘nl solo
selections and u as eucored most heart-
:111' These. songs 1111111 marked by line"
tliniuh and enroll cm tone production I
All coudii lions wele most lntornble
i'i'hc weather was line, the hall very
("CIIlll‘Ol‘lllIlIti, the singers in line. tqice
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It thus developed 111111 a true music'tl;
gem was presented and most thor
oughly onioyed. "
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Wanderer .1 Night Song
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Miss Hoyt.
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1 hullserl ................... Wagner
D The Retry Dance ...... ‘ ..... Molloy
Mr Perry
,1} My Little Love ............ llnwlsy
:b. The Gold Side Cor ........ ...l)ix
; Mrs. Sims.
3 Thou Art on Litres ‘ ,
Flower .. ........ . ....... Chadwick.
fl) She is so innocent (Pills do Mad.
; Angel) ..................... Lecocq
Mr. limit.
PAR'HI. '
Song Crete-«Flores Holiday
.................... 111.1..an willson
1 Come all ye lads and losses (qusr
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.Im'e's Greeting (song,
.Tsll me. charming creel.
tenor).
Gentle Down (quartet).
The Country Dance (quartet).
Maidens. beware ye! (son, con
trnltol.
Sound Argument (baritone).
The Pedlnr in catchl.
The Commotion of Love iqtmr-f
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LUSAL ELNS HAVE
A TUNNEV DINNER
A jolly patty at about bltr membersl
‘ot Norwallt Lodge. No 709. Benevolent
and Protective Order Of Elks, asssn1-,
sopranol.' .
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most thoroughly enjoyed The menu‘
was served under the direction or the
chairman of the enteltainment com-I
ml'ttee, Moses Phi-111110011 and he was.
1111111311111 111 Truman B. Stevens.
Al: the conclusion oi’ the repast
there was vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. with stories by the inimitable ‘Slm-z
eon Royal Keith and others experienc- '
ed in this line. Professor JusephI
Linxweilor presided at the piano.
Tomorrow night. a large delegationl
of the local Elks wiilgo to Bridgeport,l
to witness the initiation of several»
candidates by Bridgeport Lodge, nndl
meet a number of the state officers ‘
The party lrom South Norwulk will
tuk‘e the 7:10 brain.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Congress~‘
man Hill still suitors conbiderably
from his right wrist, ‘which be broke
several Weeks ago. The lrnctttre is
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the ligaments in the wrist to recover
from the shock 1111 Mr Hill received.
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the best homemade 1111111111. coke, cook
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illends 11111.1 the commissioners h
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:Will Pay Penalty tor Murder
, murderers.
the crime. the live, bandits were ob.
,l1e127.
Iwas barely out 16
i},(m~na Felipe 131 Maria, Lorenzo 08,
healing but ‘11 long time is required tor 1,
Record of Year Shows increase
in Number of Arrests for
Most Serious Dltsoite
IIIEIIPIEU KIIIIIIRS WERE»
IISU NURE III IIUNREII‘L
Three-Quarters of Committee is
Were liabltualiy 111111me 1‘
Count) Commissioners Mead,
annual report of tho finsncini‘ ;
tion or l-nll'netd county at end or
lttlstol tear, September 30,191112. ‘
report shows that the management .
the county’s chairs has been 11175
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EWE NURUERERS .
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mmuwrnm
wnlrn litmus, N. v., Dec. 11
The five bandits who descended on
isolated farmhouse neat- Croton La,
N01 ember 9 and murdered Mm MM
Hall the young wife of :1 51111111111
dent of work on the New" York sq
duct were sentenced yesterday
111111111 111 the electric computing tits
week of January 15.
The five 10111111110111.1111- ml
were completed today. when the it)”
returned a verdict of 11111111? in th'
case 01 Angelo Gulsto. Justice nsvslr
came. switter in thine tote to so molt
Withing two days otter
rested, and their trials began Nave
in most at the cases the 5111:?
minutes. Thesis
and Santa Zunza.
ITEASNENS’ INSTITUTE
NEllE UN SATUNUAV
A tescllers' institute will be heldgb
the Norweik High school, Saturda
December 9.1911
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