Being honest about it.
have you a real good) '
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Moot-sud Pun News Front *1! Parts of at. World by a haunt Win and Our Own Dumm-
Entered at 111. south Hawaii Pelt-outed
as Second Ola- In»:
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8.1911
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warm-1n rouscnsr
Cloudy tonight and Saturday.
”Two cunts
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South Norwalk Board of Estimate
and Taxation Practically Do-
cides to Eliminate It
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Some New Buildings to on Up on;
the City Dock Land
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N11 public dock this your
tentative decision reached by the
South Norwalk Board of Estimate and
Taxation at its meeting last evening
This decision was reached after three
hours of digging into the estimates of
the fli'o and street department bud-
.L’els. Cmtucilmen Frederick H. l-‘ield
and Harry W. .\lutilel' had prepared
Limit 1'espe1ti1'e estimate-1 with such
«or 11 and with stub 11 due tennt'd for
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——WE CAN SUPPLY
the best homemade bread.
cakes. cookies, etc.
order. Fancy decorated
I, Christmas made to order.
Bakery. ..Tel 3137.
biscuit.
cakes
Hamlet
COLITI'I IIORWALIi
COUNCIL OFFICERS:
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The annual election of officers ofi HIKING noun Pnoaflissi
South .\lorwalk Council, 'No. 1.25.1. K
.of (1., took place in their rooms, last.
‘tltgllt, and the following are to look
after the Council's welfare of 1912:
'G, 'K.—-D. W. llarford.
D. C: K.——-Wm. 'F. Tammany
. Councillor- J. W. SiilIIe).
Financial Secretary-1‘ 1'2. \illlistns..
Retot'ding Secl'etar3mJohn l)flrl'tli.,iIl.
'l‘reusttrer—ml‘obn McGinn.
Warden-47. A. McNamara.
l.ectnrcr—--.lohn l.1.=1iwith.
Advocateww, l-l, McMahon.
’l‘rustee—-—'l‘ltotuns Burns.
Cltaplalnwltev. it. J. Carroll.
inside Guard-*D. Flaherty.
Outside Guard—~Pnui Suites.
A committee was appointed. con-
. SISKIIIS oi' loltn ..l .\l1.Gtath Jolln lled- ithc fifteenth.
‘ with and
David Flallerty. to confer,-
with Catholic Union Council, of Nor--
1111111. in regard m a and tournament} ‘Men's Class of the church. as
for the coming 11 inlet e1'.enings
meeting adjoulncd until Sunday
The
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Two Men Captured at the Point
oi a Gun in Hartford Early
Today
HARTFORD. Dec. 8.—-'i‘l‘11pped by
a burglar alarm; two alleged yogi;-
melt, (.‘haricu llyusky. of Lynn, Mass.
and John Shuhcsky, or ilolruke. plans.
were brought to buy at the point of a
gun on 3:31) o‘clock this morning after
HHAKIMIIHS
IIIII Hill RIP.
M'HH [HIP
Norwalk Congregational Extends
Call to Pastor of a Church in
Clinton, Conn,
tilt-,1 had broken into the. 1"1-111 01‘
illlce business hour-11s in the heart 011'
the 11131. Tilt-,1 were implanted in- courtI
,a. few hours later and 1111 1r cases 10n-
Elinucd until next Tuesday nnrleri
bonds of 81.11111) oath. Hilli;lill,\' is".
Ithe t‘Iiiil'Kl‘ against the1n.'l‘he 1111'11
ilutd considerable loot Ill the 101111 01
HIS IIIHIH WIS I
WESIIIIK PHIIL‘HIII
i1'11sl1,1'll:,'..'s and store hoods After Highly Recommended and Parish.I
:sut'cesst’uliv breaking, into l’ike' '3 11111;;-
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imoicd the lion bat-s 110111 the rear 01;
,itlte i‘acsar lit-11h (‘ lotltillg liottac. ttlttl'
11111, the in so doing all the burglnt ainrut itt
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'Itttve occurred throughout
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Give us a trial'
for.I
Slilli') and llcsses restaurant, they t'c I
action. I
llotcttiiw 11111 to the plan:-
'll11- police tit1n
took up 1111 chase and 1111? lutttthtrs ilti
their desperation to 13151111111 broite in
to 11 sleeping house. entered a bed-
1'1111111 and knocked prev a bureau 0n.
the or'1'upanl'of 11 bed. The officers
(loscd ill 011 ”Will and tin men stu-
lt‘lltlt‘lttl When t-ottlt'ontod 113' two uu- I
totnntit t‘olt pistols. lite police br-
iieve the prisonots are 311;:gmcn, and
they will omleaior to connect 1111111
witlt sump of the man) burglaries that
the state»
to past month.
—WE MAKE IT A PLEASURE
for the indies to do their shopping for
'theit' gentlemen friends with 11s (‘i-' I
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SILVERIIIIE CHORCII
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1111.- ‘Committee of mutt-en." wlti1 hi
isat ut'nk In an effort to raise pledges.I
: w 113'.
ionsrs Hops He Will Accept
The Norwalk Conurmtatlonai i.‘ Illllf it
held a tnoetlng, last (tlellillll. to (illltlItI
or the calling of 11 pastor to 11111 cetd
the Rev. George D. luabert. now of
Flushing. l. i. hit Egbort lel‘t 1111
.\'mwuik i‘hurclt for his new field of
lnb01' last Pullman, and rilllCo that
time the pulpit committee have 1111111
1:11 diligentli to more one who would
till the vacano3 acrcptnbl3. No 1.1-
fort has been pparetl in the considera-
tion of 1~1cry available. minister
has
1 too.
attended- and harmonious in t\"(‘l)"
llcv. Ernest l1‘. Mcflrogor of
Clinton 001111., was elected by a large
majority vote. which was made unanl ‘
mous. .
A call will be axmlmmedlamh 1
which. it t1 hoped. will. be acosptod.I
Mr. more.» no born in New lump I
shire and lived there until he was ten
years of use. when he went West to
North Dakota with his parents, until,
in tor to lndlsna. and finally to Minna
.sota, whom he lived until graduation S,
‘from the University of Minnesota to:
19111; in 1904 he graduated from the
Yale Divinity School. and pursuing his
icov'orlng $1500 for the improvementigi'die’ while holding regular ”“3""
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of, the 8111' ermine Methodist Protestanti
(‘hutcb. launched its campaign lasti
ili‘rlday. the first of the month. and
held its first meeting. Tuesday even-
111.: 1111» III”). The amounts soilcltedim 3°°I°I°5y “ad" ”I “’- 3 BflIIWi
113' the various members of the com
tuition Were added together: and it 11 as'
found that they were ahead of the
isms having been pledged in this first
live days. The committee is c-iontinu
-, ing its work and hopes to have the en-
illl‘t‘ amount in sight by next Friday.
The committee is constituted of lltc'
trustees and members of the Friendiyl
fol-i
Ilows Rev, 11.112111“ Richter. chairman; I
at George Aiken 1111311101111 Aiken. Alon-g
11:15 when tho, first degree will beiz" BIIKII‘r-V Fred Button Joset'th (lath-i
coufctred upon three candidates.
Tuesday evening. Decembm 19 theJfillsworth
On t'.lo Kenneth Gilbet',t John 101111111111;
Lockwood Fred Millet',i
Ltemnd degtee is u, be worked upon a Charles Roche. Claude Rocha, Danish
class of fitteen.
N0. 1,2133.
—YOU CAN'T WARM THE MAN'S
HEART
mote if he is a smoker than to give
him one of 0111' beautiful Pipes, or a
box of Gigolo. All prices.
WHELPLEY & CLARK,
Cor. Main 8: Washington Sts.
sis instantaneous.
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Henry Wicke, of East Norwalk. and
11m Hungarian assistants, whose
names are not known, were overcome
by ittlta‘lltt‘t.r the fumes from the fur:
unces in tho .\'orwalk Iron Works foun-
dry y'estetday afternoon and the ser-
virus of [Jr Jean ltntnortler were no-
cessary to reV'i1e them.
Mr Wloke and his men were work--
lng' on the charging place in the cup-
oln and one of the men opened the
door leading to the smelting furnace.
As he did so 11 back draft forced out .
upon them some poisonous
which thou inhaled.
three dropped to the floor.
sclolls.
gssess
Immediately all '
uncan-
Dr. Dumortler was hurriedly
The work is to beiR°(he'
perfot med b3 the officers of Council, 1W.lthall
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summoned and soon revived the lnen.
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,. Think of 118.
Charles Seeloy and lamesi
warded to the New Canaan Messenger/i
office by 11113 readers who would like
to help one. 01' this town‘s old country I
churches.
—THINKING OF‘GIFTS?
Thinking of Pipes?
Thinking of Cigars?
NVHELPLEY a CLARK.
001'. Main & Washington Stu.
FRATERNAL MAN DIES.
WATERBURY, Dec. 8.-——William A
Chase, a well-known fraternal man.‘
died here today of typhoidfever. He
was for two years state councillor of
the United Order of Mechanics and tom
three 3eatrs he served on the finance
committee of the state council of the
Daughters of Liberty. At the time of
his death he was warden of Mattatuck
.Lodge, ME. '0. P. He leaves his wife.
a son and three daughters. He was
about fifty years aid. ‘
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ter for 3813 lb. .
Bést 1.111112 lbs. for 25c.
Large Mackerel, 3 for 25¢.
Greening! or Baldwins. 1111., 300.
" 11.-E. MEADC: CO
1 small
' Sheldon,
an s. be received his [’11. D. from that
Graduate school of Yale University in;I
1911) Mr. Mcfimgor taught mo yioars
in Yale 1111113113 School as instructorI
(1907190111 During} his last 3our in
the 1111111113 School he preached in thej
Allentown chapel. West Haven In
11111111 which they had set themselves. I I ii” he began his pastorate in Au’nfi
IConn“ going in .lune.1907 to the Clin
ton church. where he is now pastor.,
.\lt. Mc1regor has a "charming wife
and a bright and interesting trio of;
children " His
speak in the highest terms of 111ml
land his work and will deeply regret|
his tetnoval front ton 11 As a stndenti
Dr hchregor has an enviable rcpt-ital
Him] for a man under tltirt3 five years
of age ills father has a prontlnonti
preacher in the. West, having hold lm-I
portont pastorates in Minneapolis nndI
St. Patti, going thence to California;
where he died In 1908. Matty testiI
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ad at the meeting, all giving him-
lzh commendation. I
The pulpit committee feel that theyl
have made no mistake and run no risk;
in netonltnondlng one so highly on
dolsed b3 all to whom letters of In
quiry have been sent, !
THE SOUTH IIORHMLK
FIRE POLICE ELECTION
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At the annual meeting of the Southi
.Norwalk Fire Police. wl1l1l1 was lieldi
last evening, the officers for the en-I
suing sear were elected and otherI
business of importance discussed.
The omcals elected were as follow:
Captain——Frederick Williams.
First Lieutenant-401m Henry Shel-
don.
Second Lieutenaniv—éflarry Wein-
gartnsr
Financial
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Recording Secretary—Percy Wil-
mot.
Treasurer—4.1.Henry Schaub.
—'-FOR HIRE NIGHT 0R DAY. .
'1'- passenger tourlnz oar. limousine and
taxicab. Tel. 101-12.
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calm. to the notice! of the commit 2“,de couples
parishioners. '
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vino 1111111
Over 300 People in Attendance
Have a FlnoTitns In Odd
Follou’ys’ Hall
I Success attended the efforts of the
illlOlllIlUlfl of ltutlor Lodge. No 117, l.
1) 0. l' who gave a masquerade ball
last evening in 1.th Odd Fellows bull.
in Washington a root There were
over titres hundr ,
ante most of wit were plunked nndi
the affair was a hippy one from cariyi
evening until the, sttokc of 12, when
tho merry dancers commenced the new
«111,1 by going home
The. costumes were many. weird and
.\'ur,ictl and sorted to paw the way
for the great good time that followed
The decorations of the hull Were 1111-
tllttttnll3 attractive and deinonsttated
ithe good taste of the totutnitteo ill
ichalge [1111111111111 thci confined them
St'Iltlii to the colors of the salami
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ed in The. \‘omalks.
consisted of colored paper streamers,
stretched from the center 01 the cell-
ing to all parts of the room. net: in-
111111; :11 the noble grsnd‘s chair tit-to
suapt nded the colors of the lodge. red,
and white. Then came the pink and
{green oi the lit-belittling the. royal pnr-.
plc ol-thc l'lncarnpniotlt and the 3'-'el
low 111 the sitckittnhs.
Prison were awarded to the beat
fin the
1111 for (taming was furnished by Ar-
ltold' s orchestra. _
The. Odd Follows were and in one ro '
aspect. and that In returns to their
{entertainment which proved so accept
Isbia to those present A general foal-i
its; at the tin-1* mood tho- bullish: will 1:0 to museum on Sundm The Norwalks.
afternoon to attend initiation exer-I,
and all those mm remarked it and’
appreciated the efforts of the com
mittae and members.
.0... nan—.1...
«s. O H. GREEN TRADING ‘TAMPB
nrlgnerman's‘ Toy and Stationery
ore. below lloyt's 'i‘lloau'c.
III” PSI III
BRIIISI KIIIS
HUNDREDS
150 to 200 Men Plungsd Into Icy
Waters of Volga River,
Near Kazan ‘
IIIIIII HIIIIPSI S Hill
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Subscriptions maybe for 1 mottiais of MI“ McGregors worth “Veil-owns Along "l8 River on the
Lookout for Survivors
S‘l‘. PET ERSBURG. Dec. B.-Be-
tween 150 and 300 workmen wete to-
!
persons in attend !
brnuthos of 01111 Foliowhlp rcprcstnt- ‘
'1‘ ho decorations .
hall will] .
, ithroupilout thr- otetting excellent mu-
1.11111 evening! meeting was largely
' secured
[I8 MID
PIIH WII
IConnocticuim Business Men Heard
at National Rivers and Har-
bors Congress
I H. WIIIKIII, HIHIRIPHHII
SPEAKS IIIR HIIKKIBIIBIII
Looking to the Panama Canal for
Increase in Trade '
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(.ZIlltIlllK prmninctlt business men from
llrldgeport. New 'lvlavcn. Hartford.
.\'ew 1111111011 and other cities. Count-ow,
,lIcllls delegation to 1be .\atlottnl Riv-
.ers and Harbors Congress 111111 It is
holding its seaslon today Is 11>pl'es1':11-‘
11111119 or ifle whole late. Seventeen
delegates from the .\'nttneg state had
rcpistored up to this mowing
And the Connecticut
not taking a back scat.
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EIOLES FLIII TRIP
TO IRIOOEPORT
A large detention of Norwalk E: i
delegates nro‘
R. \‘i‘. Mll-
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clues at the Bridgeport Aerie rooms
A special trolley car will leave. thei
Icon-nor of Main and Wall strcots in;
trout at the quarters of Norwalk Aerie. :'
.\'o. 688. at 12 o‘clock noon. If. is an,
tlcipatcd ‘that the special car will boi
filled.
Much interest is being token 113 the
local blrdmen in the Sundayoxercises,
because of the. fact , that Danbnry.§
Stamford. New linen and Bridgeport’
Aerie, all have degree teams compet-
ing for prizes in initiation work. Thus-i
Looms excellent team work will
iwttnessed for all will be on their
Intettlo because of the competition,
The committee of the .\'orwalki
Aerie has about completed all strange-i
meals for the annual turkey supper 10
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Ibo held ill the wall street rooms of the .\ornali. Board Of Trade ‘0 advertise Bedlent
iorder on the last neck this month
1 l‘hese suppers are held yearly and are
ilooked forward to b3 all members
because of their enjoyment and so-,
ciabilit3 The. dinner this year leI
the committee is omitting no detail
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RARII OESTROYEOI
i1 AKEVILIJE, Dec S.——A large barn
connected with the ‘Hotchkiss Schooli'
establishment was burned to thei
iground last night with a loss of abouti
1810 000 Font horses were victims of
HIVEIIIPMINI
inletl by all.
sent sticker-1 'These are printed
IIIiHIIi IKIIIIIIIK
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St. John’s Lodge Confers the
Master Mason’s Degree, and
lias Social Time
One of the largest gatherings of
i .\iasons eior in the .\'orwalk .\lnsonic
itemple “as that of last evening, the
1"011asion being the annual oflicial visit
iot‘ the deputy of the. first Masonic
fdistt'ict. .lodlzo Wilder, of Bridgeport.
to St. John's Lodge. .\'0. O. l". and A.
.\1 An invitation to Harmony Lodged
F. and A. .\l, of New Canaan, brought:
‘about fotty tticmbels. there were some
present from Temple Lodge. 1". an
A. .\i. of \\ estpmt.
110m (ll 11 “oil lodge
.\l.. 01" South
rltlde the I
walk l.od1':e
'lhe owning “as one of pleasut'o,I
\‘o. 1013.19.
.\'ot".nalk not to ill
nine turnout of the .\‘or-'
innd after the c'onletriltg of the M. 111.1
1). 1‘., Dec. 8.--~-ln-'
degree the various notables present.
favored with speeches Among these
11'11'e, tart (ltand .\lastcr llnllock of
Bridgeport. formerl3 of llanbut'y; l’nst
Grand Master Arthur C “healer. of
'Not'walk. Worshipful Master Button
of Harmony Lodge. and Past Master
(‘.antleltl. of St loitn's Lodge. No. 3
l“. and 1.11.111 Bridgeport
A notenortlu fact “as that in the
"gathering of Masons there were nine
past masters of llalt'non3 Lodge alone,
lin attendance, ,
Tho speeches were greatly appreci-I
Those who spoke. compli-i
I mooted St. John's Lodge in a fine man-i
nor.
toyed.
The occasion was one of the most
successful and enjoyable ever held in;
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—8ATURDAY SPECIALS.
Native Roasting‘Chickons. 20c.
Chilton Young Fouls, “181:.
Fresh Pork, smalhloins, 11c.
Fresh Shoulders. 1215c.
Lean Pot Roast. 12c.
Homemade Sausage.
Head Cheese.
Fresh and Pickled ’l‘rlpe.
Neck Bone and Plgs' Lotus.
PUBLIC MARKET.
32 South Main St.
CITY OF NORWALK
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As 11' part of the campaign of the
the city it has issued some neat little
white ink upon red paper and are the
circular irregulat-edge seal shape
The seals will soon be distributed
be fully- as good as previous ones and. among ”“3 prominent I’IISIM“ me“ i
lame-rs and ph3slclans for use upon
b3 having ev-erg thing that can be all letters going from town. [1 I5 hOD'i
ed in this wav that Norwalk will be
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advertised w.idel3 _
Upon the seal appears ”Norwalk.
Conn" in large letters. In smaller
letters extending around the seal. is
the following statement, "For a home,
i—most beautiful. Most convenienti
city in. New England for tnanufactur-'
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-XMAS STATIONERY, TOYS.
Post Cards. Brigget'man 5,
day plunged into the Volga fiber the tire, and a thoroughbred IKentuckr Hows Theatré S g H Green Trad.-
lhtouglt the collapse of a nnllroad
Ibrtdgo near Kudzu. Tile bridge. which, Marlon 111135.111“! a narrow escape,
was undet course of construction was
carried away by the pressure of too
Only foul corpses thus 1111 have been
n'ecoveled.
it is hoped that some of the victims
will be able to sove themselves by
clamberlng on ice tines. All the towns
along the .lower part of the river have
been warned to keep a sharp lookout
for survivors.
—NOTICE.
To tho Public.
The‘ undersigned having opened a
first-class news stand at No. 110 Van
‘Zant street, East Normans, solicit at
least a share of your patronage. 01"
ders taken for daily and, Sunday news-
papersp'magssinos and all periodicals.
~ All orders delivered promptly.
Respectfully,
R088 Ila, SMITH. Props.
-FOR HIRE. NIGHT, OR DAY.
mare belonging to E. S. Convenmse of
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the main and tall being badly scorched -
before attendants could get her out:
The cause of the tire is not known.
started up under the caves of title.
building and was first discovered b3i
two hunters actut'ning to town. whoi
gave the alarm. During the height of.
the fire the flames communicated to,
the residence of one of the masters
of the school, J. E Bursa, but weroi
put out. although one side of the'
house was scorched. Absence of wind i
from destruction. The loss is cover-i
ed by insurance.
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1351111111121. VANITY BOXES.
Having received a supply of Vanityt
Boxes,- we are ndw prepared to redeem
coupons. We would suggest that hold-I
era of some call as soon as possible.
These boxes are ,a most suitable Christ-
ms gift. See-offer on page nine. .
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taxicab at livery prices. 'l‘el. 101-12.
' Admins. in, Q3: 86111111111.
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iALICE LKOII FITCH I8
ti-8IIEO RT ALBERTIRE LTOII
Albertine Lyon. of Darien. who re-I
gently obtained a divorce from Ron-
‘ald D, Lyon, has brought proceedings
against her former husband and also
against Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch. 0,1
Bridgeport, to recover possession of
Ivaluable property in Dorian. The va-
n is believed. saved several bulldlngsi hie ofthe property is placed 811819.000 ,
It is alleged that Lyon deeded it to Dr
Fitch and also made affidavit declar-
i log that a previous interest in the land
given to Mrs. Lyon was made in trust.
The plaintiff wants this affidavit and
the deed to Dr. Fitch declared null
and void.
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son cuais'rua's.
The Sentinel Vanity Box will make
anldeal Christmas gift. S'sofioffsr on
page alas. ‘ ‘
11nd a number ,
and '
aiatc hour l'efteshments were;
Iserted and the usual social time on i .cost
tni
bel0w .
HHIHII JURY
WIIHISSIS
SHHPII HI
IDepuiy Marshals Trying to Find
I 128 for the Coming Dynamite
investigation ‘
IHIIIHIHIHIS IIII KiiI
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Delay in Sending McNamaras to
Prison Continues
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I LOS ANGELES. Cal., 000. 8.—wlt_h
United States Depot) Marshals .
searthing for 1‘28 witnesses subpoane'n
tied to appear before the federal gram! 1,
Ijury, 'that body's second day of In:
I \estigation into the sources of an 111- -.
i leged nation- wide dynamite conspitfn- _-
c3 was taken up here 10111132011112 E.-
.\fc‘ilanigsl, who confessed to many of '
‘those d3',11amltings occupied the 9,“?
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—-NOT|CE.
Bridge Moving Sale. ,
The entire stock of Clothing and».
Gents Furnishings will be sold below.
Commences Saturday, Dec 8. ,-
M. Josem & Sons. 171 Washington St.
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The annual meeting of Buckingham,
Womsns Relief corps. No. 80,110;
1119111 yesterday afternoon and the con-
ditlon of the corps was shown to .V
first class b3 the reading of the 119w
iport. of the treasurer. Officers to'lle -
installed jointly with those recently
Ielected at Buckingham Post. No.12.
G A. R; on January 15th.1912,woao
I elected. The. meeting was most ha“:- ”
i monious and the selection of the og-
Icers most unaniutuos. The officers: '
President—4mm M. Sherwood. ‘ .
Senior ViceuPresident-Martba B.
iHorton. ' '
Junior Vice-President—Electa J.
Secretur3'-——Ada E. Byington.
Treasurer—Mary W. L. Pelton.
Chaplain—Margaret A. Friel.
Conductor—Della A. Wilcoxson.-
Guard—411. M. Canfleld.
Assistant Conductor—Ella Faulds.
Assistant Guard—Mary Becker.
First Color Bearer—Rose Roberts:
Second Color Bearer—«Edith N,
Kline. .
Third Color Bearer—«Imagine 81.
George.
Fourth Color Beat-ere-Belle W. Ride
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Musician—Emma V. Foote.
Delegate to the Department Conven-
tlon—Margaret B Peck
Alternate—Belle W. Rider.
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Loin of Pork, 113111 1.11111. 1111 ‘
Small lean Fresh Hu' 44.0
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Choice native Fords, I '
Large native Rosalia ' .
Long island Ducks, 181:. ‘ _
Fancy Geese, 160.. i
Logs of Spring Lamb, 149
Spring Lamb Chops. 14o.
Rib Roast Beef, 121/1111.
Round Steak, 16c.
Sirloin Steak; 113111 ,
Chopped Best“ 2 lb' 1‘ .
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neighbors and the employees of cm
bridge Box (30.111111 Interstate Rub
'00.; also the teachers and pupils
Fitch school for kwindnoss in our
raavement.
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Norwalk Chronicler