“in The sentinel re-
suite in perpetual ben-
chi: and increased pro—
fits each year.
75°
up
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Associated Prue Newe‘ From All Part- of the World by: Special Wire and Our Own Operator
Queer old world this.
Some of us believe
only half we hear, and
others twice as much.
—-.-Anonymous.
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TESTABLTSHED .1870"
u H
Entered ut the
t: Not-nit Poet-once
u Seen litter
Oll-
Tiilllllitllilliilillill
tlllli illiillil SUPPER
About 225 People Enjoyed a Fine
Repast in the Parish Hall,
Last Night
SillliH NilRWA
BNNGHS PASS
VERY ISNYQ
1
iiilllllllilll
111w Pun
tit:
men 0! Trinity l'liiliitoliflll
4213b :1 m3 successful turltt-v 7.
'l he
<77:l1urth
of What Happened in Auto
and Surrendered to Sheriff
Believe Figuring Has Been
Done Closely
'which wue euttendet'l by ubout 22 75 per- i
Venue, oi] oi whom purtoolt of tin ex :
Tt‘ttllcttt supper und enjoyed lmmcneel)
ithtt hopiittlily of the turn its athletic-77
led on every hand.
fill Sillill lllHlllll i..".‘:;::::::.:‘:;':22:.77.7.7.::2:':.7;:7.:.t:7.7:::'7.7.7.:
WAS Nlll BRUUBHI llP
cueiou, both on account of the excel
Tax Rate Expected to he Lower
turns it Pitlllllii
She Convulses Court by Sharp
Retorts'V tn Stokes Case
NEW YORK, Dec. l1;.—~-\\’hllt‘ W.
dent ediblee which ut'e served untl tin-
.7'mnnut2 in which the turn trout their
l‘gueete.
'l‘ he menu of the tili‘uit‘ lll"lllill‘ll ce-
V.1llopttl meters roost turkey, pott17
Than It Was Last Year l tot7 ,T turnips (71 t'unbori'y taunt-t7. tzolcry,
... .plt s and toli't'tt. l
The South .\'o2'33'alk lioard of Help. 1‘7" ““1”” ”l“ "Hill's “”0 {7"“1119‘5'T
mute. and Taxation lll‘l hi 3 short 13135;. T71\' appointed and \tr37 preilil3 tipcorut
noes like. 5193“)“ inst 7731721132133 “133.337, t7.d 33bit l1 titltltttl llllll it to the. iii‘COSlilll.
time 11 great dent ot‘ ttork wu.7 done TH“ “OIIHHIIINW in (’lili'l-A‘ ”l ”17‘ M
and the board entered upon the thutLl‘nh' us well he those who bird the
wot-it of preparing lllt‘ estimates tut-imbibe in cltut'g'o lust ovculntt richly
'the lili‘ltijs, 0f the tax. The Elt‘itll‘lt‘nlVilt‘r‘l‘l‘vt‘ the commcudtttion that won was on tho m'ttuese .7111211l 37t7returtlur
ticpni‘tuiont 33'1117 passed th'r-r 11nd uc~ tilt-it's. 7 7
- . .ufietnouu. corroborating t737<7r37 tentttru
.. . ~ 7 7 .. 77 " toso in t7tt7ti'nt7 of the tuition weto . 7 7
t.t.!ii(’(l without tonnncnt, the 173.3111 101. l l 7 [“11 dcr‘tc‘r l of tho testimony oi 1M. chum that tho;
7 ' ‘ \ . .
restore hint to lit-shit, Ethel Conrad
charged, with [.llllnn tirulnnn. with
tttternptini; to murder him last
tilt
l
‘ 893m 0N ESllmale and Taxation supper inst owning 211 the parish lntli FOI'OOH M3“ to Write Statement
SOUTH NORWALK-VCONN" WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18. ton
'itttnt tn tiliiiili
0N Ill INSllN NNINEE
'Barn oi D. it. Van Hooseer Was,
é the charge or erso'.
’b‘ttolittld 33711.73 tried.
lHiS NNNiiiiIiIN lilllIlVT
Destroyed Thanksgiving Night,;
1908, and Edward Scolleld lsl
Again in Custody i
“M” 1
Q
SiililiR it Hi
It ISHllR it
ill SPAR
Rain or snow: Thursday colder.
Titltlliill
i
I
WEATHER FORECAST
3N3 BilllNl
ill MINE ll ‘
lNRE Y INS):
"nitittli'
ii BE 1111an
New Brick Warehouse Started;
and Several New Tanks Will
he Built
Extensive l2'npiott77'mt7nts ore to be
made at the Stundurd Oil tompunt of
nth-may sun. rum..." hummus: on Board King George V’s New 3071 Man: and n n moped Andrew Martin, Sentenced to
uttnt I70 llutlhutt street. Wilton in 11121
automobile and there on a hour it 33 or ‘7
tutti lest: ed by State' S Attorney Stiles
.ludnon urrt‘ttod Edieiil‘id South-id. on
7T7‘outg 3'17an 11.0
r tiring the burnt
701 i) H You Ho 1* of Wilton, but
the evidence senor by the stutt- poi
Him or in 211 time “(To not euillcit-nt for
his ('7.(ill\I()llUii :V
.7\ rttitltlotnt pile ht reported to he
i
i
Sister and Her Husband, Duke
of File, and Daughters
lllllllSH nun i All]
till it it] tent
:tluT7 can t7 or thin belated rourrt-st ui- POSlTlOflT of V3333. Said to be a
172. i
ll. Stokes 3377115 tthtlcr n surgeon's knife;
3
for an operation whl 7h is expected 107
June‘
'Inu or this burn,
' ‘7 ‘7 7.. ‘v' ' 1. . a ‘ '3 'ri.‘ ‘lL‘Ii'. . .
azttnllon tor ttoe Sllfli 123.111111. .""' . T'.TT;TTT: TITTTt'TTodTTwinT P White l-‘tl-T bad film; [3“. ,ntm,,m,t777.. 121 59137 (pt.
- botngw brought up or mentioned. Inho- \\ l1 tr- tttitV. T.T .. Tl) I .33.;- ()1 .3 Mm, ' The operation 021 Mp Stokes
337251.» the wetter doput'tuteut budget 7W1H'd J7 film“. “9“” -- l" ‘77 l . .3. -
Suited serenely through on calm 317217 illson, Edward Fox, William Penning-T
tore. the customary tllte being omit-ton. Ernest lluviluud. Albert M. l’ohi—
.mau. Philip N. Kuupp tin-d 'lilllt-t lion
tl‘ outluitud (in l-T‘liih l’atzei
~XMA$ TREES!
XMAS TREES!
(Continued on ’l‘onth Puget
‘ 21rd
”. , -_e..-_——..-_. . 'l‘he gent-rut committees “(are an {01- Fine-st nud largest stock in The Nor-
"SPECIAL XMAS SALE' lowzs walks. Prices to suit ulI. \Vrouthn
TM” “"0""! you worry (“TH the we". (lenerttl conttnltteew“ \\ Lester. .7 ltnd iloliy.
not question: "What shall i buy to t7hulrmnn .....e...........7..__..,..-..,-..-
please them"" See Cuetelhmo 18‘: Bar- V Committee on advertising—Samuel
.., w H... .. . .7 NliilI sonnet. numn
'.7 i
nut ennui:
. C ommlttee oTTiTi docorntlonsw-Stepheu
. S. Jarvis. 3
XMAS TREES! T
ELEO’TO'HEW' OEOH'ETAHV '
i Viewpoints on Lumen-7711mm Wu One of the most enthusiastic and
'ltr't3mond. lsncoeeeiul meetings held since its or~7
MAY BE TABBUSHEDE Committee on “'nitct'8~777ll(‘ii7i‘i' U7 .7 sanitation eves enjoyed by the menu.
bore of the Norwnlk lliuh School
.TAllilmll Association, last evening, in
Wanderers Make It a Point to 'tluthotvson. chairman. fthe high school building. The hunt.
' \lttt it too In due to the soilcltlng'nose session was held first and was.
Pass a Night's Lodging There ’
i
. I(‘ToiTnmltton on dluhenwt'hnrieeil.
(mnmntpp. 33“. members of which followed by it most delightful noclnl
. letl their -tt7t7trit so thoroughly and well session. at which time 23 musical en-
Vt'hethor the truiiil) 110%? “William T that. the affair lucked nothing. This . torteinmout of high order was pnriicl-
ed in the (my of Norwalk ie 22 benefit .mmniuoo 337115 made 1131 of Minot S. pitted In.
to anyone is 21 question which Is Bi 7 amp)“ Edward B. i'mulons. W. V\ The. business nicotine was rolled to-
itiPSPlll Willis 713’“!!in "Wm TTl'll“ it“hottlons, W. W. Lento}. l). W. lint“ its-titer by thodiroeidiutt, .lohn .l. Dor-
glwe lllt‘ burnt-less .33‘V2111deret' u plat-.0 montl, lctlwerd Becket. (‘harics Gehr-
to spend tint night and is often titties‘mmmV \‘t’. Lister Turner. Sumuel
appreciated. though more often it in “77‘.le “mg 3.7ypdt7ripk A. (‘olentmiti,T
ell. Miss thu Pet-7.13037 was elected to
tilt the 311mm 37.’
not. loud Edward pox V 7\ committee was appointed with In
Rev. Tl‘lllillili“ .i. Finn. rector of St. E -M_.‘_..._-e..-..w~ 7 structlone to 21172721133133 {or‘ 11 college glue
\ NNEIIWS parish in NUl'W'llli. That? had ~ASH STANDS. HUMIDORS, Ti‘lllll CUHK'PINL l" TFl‘lil'llfll'y.
some experient- t7 with these knights of lmpotted
" the totttl, 12111123 or whom 113332an 11 hi. :n;
at the parish house seeking .1171 Need- ’
less to sa3 if the3 811‘ e deser3lug thr73‘
are not turned 21337213. He has asked
some of these tnm let's 331137 they came
to Notwulk in such :111111'13' to not here
before nightfall. when darkness micht‘
lntvc overtaken them tit Port Cliester"
ot' Stamford. invariably they huve re-l
plied that it was because of the free
lodging house hcte that hurried their ,
trip 7 l
Thus 33 cold it appear that the men
.tie melting the city a. regular stopping
place and that the 3tord hus been pass .7
‘ ed along L0 all the members of the
lrnteuully. \t any. rate there are be i
tween three 21nd four hundred visitorsl
every month lit the trump house and:
it would seem that the "hotel" is well.
advertised along the root].
‘Thero is'a piobabillty that in H7
those who wish a night‘s lodging will
he made to do an hour's 337o2k in tin
motulng, 'l‘hlejwillpe a scheme truer-o
by the town Twill be' repaid and the
trump housewlll bécotne a benefit to'
SliillULllll‘ in it 33113:. 1th; understood
that the plan is to be brought before
”107 1110131727 authorities in the near fu-
titre.
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T-l-CAN YOU DANCE? 7.
Learn 'l‘hurstlnye. over ngmore'e.
”w e.-- ._.__,_ _
SENTINEL VANITY BOXES.
in order thut all who destie to obtain
Vuulty ltoxes before Christmas may
do so. the necessary number of con-
pons has been reduced to five. For
iive coupons and 95 cents, one of these
useful Christmas presents may be Oh-
lniued Tut this office. 7
--LEARN HOW To DANCE.
New Trust Co. Hull. Thursday eve.
(‘iiztr nnd (‘learette t‘nsps
uud liotnostic (‘igure lu spetrlnl Xmas
boxes Souvenirs to indies. A. lire.“
fuss 7
nesr meeting. The Metropolitan or
chosttn rendered thrtu- selections.
V Miss Leonora Ward gnvo n'vlolln solo,
MUST PEnsoNAL tiered tuo tocui selections.
TAX DELIHOOEHTS 3 ttl of the entortulncre were heuttiiy
inpplnuded and tespontletl with
BE SENT TO JAILVlcores
i
I
\ osbut‘gh
t [7‘ 901103.
~REDUCTIQN lN MILLINERY.
i’toeocutlng Attotneys
and (loldschmidt lure decided to send
a notice to euch person upon the list: Dolls ll
given them- by the tax collector who
.in1s neglected to boy his personal tax,:
:htrt’ore leaning wurrnnts. 'l‘helr decl-'
elon was caused by the peculiar lau-
gun e of the statute. Thole seems to
be no pro3ieion 'mude tor the pu3tnent
Vrof the tax utter an arrest is made. T|
T7V’I7lht7. statute 5213's that the judge Should
hunt the bone. and it no proper or euf- ‘
iiclent reason is shown by the delin7
quent tux pu3oi 33113' the tax has not
been paid, he shall order the leHOtl.
arrested to stand committed to the
jail, until the tax; with interest and
2111 costs of the proceedings, ehull he
paid. There seems to be no diners.»
tlon left to the judge. 7 it t1 person has
no good reason why he has not paid
the tax, even If he is willing to com-
ply with the. law after his arrest, he
must stand committed. For this rea-
uts. to he tound ut lilies Poll
W..._.__....... 3......“
1MORE HEAStES
IH THE OOHOOL
the cominltvteemon or the Union School
week.
Anne Gottlleb and Miss Gertrude Dib-
hie.
In various other grades yesterday, and
with theehlldren strut-ted and those
who are afraid of being effected. the
abeentees today numbered about 150
[llemllh', Si) \l’nehlngton St. Phone 302.‘
NH“! HEO OHOOS
.t‘hristnme seals in
lt71' t.3ttr 3ottts hover illifltwd it rumor
hits it 1.701r.t7ctl37 Sifihhcld and his title
l'VitH‘o not 17c 21 on ' 7 best. of terms of.
lHlt‘ tlrirtlnu lnrtlg}: spurt in tin-tr
muritul reunions. ‘.Lniit nook, it is
told, she (It-<7ltlttI to make it multis-
sinn about her husband‘s action with
l'tifitiltl to the bulging of Van lions-
uur u born .
’lhis and other new evidence work-
ed up by the ntatiinillvwmtn lti said
now to ho uttmrirt ’ in tuition the tir-
gitd perhaps otlwr
plut'tw on Scotloldi
It could not he learned when the.
crow will come up; but it In under-
stood that it will hi7 it day not for dis-
t:tut. bernueu ScoiV'leld unaudited itl.
0313770 to iiritlutnynu'tf, where be it: lli'ltl
to await tho trial.
Wilton. In excited over the utftiir and
nlihough nil urodniking attain It 10711137,
but {cut itnotv 211713 of the iueldo pnt'ti
cuinrn TT'
~vou 311in‘ AV! uousv 7 i
and litter disappointment by tuning
3'70113 pipes and cigars of our store.
Wlilrtbl‘ldsli' .e CLARK,
("0.7Mttln 13’.- \\'nshluutou Ste.
..7 .7
STAMPS OAH BE THOUGHT
The annuni hole of Red Cross
21th on. These
settle ampleelgned and put on the
untritet by the National Red Cross So
.Vclty for the purpose of hiding the An- 7
soy. and the secretory haying resign:
The social session followed the bust»
ti-Tubomuionls work. \i’herevor they
are sold eighty-seven 33177717 cent of the
amount tukeu Is rctttinpd for local
use, the remainder twill to the Society
to defray" the necessary expenses of
printing. postage. etc. it hoped
thttt a large number of these pretty
In
.ttnd decorative souls will be. sold In
VThe Nortrnlite this M71151)“.
7 accompanied on the piano by Miss th13.'
Miss llt‘lIT,’.lla 37'. Millet‘d 1717127.
on T
t
1 Theatre cups mode to order. hand-f
ltnade Aviator Cups, li‘itttcy tings nndf
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7 fun new cases of measles developed
The de-.
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sign is unusually pret'ty und adds n77
festive touch to Christmas gift and
lf'tlnisunes mall and purchaseis 112113.
H. B West. the cm of South‘ Vteel the.3 tire also helping it most do
.\'oi733Tttlk health oilicer ttntl also one TOTT teeming cause, the free dispensary.
Miss Burke the Welling nurse \37ill:7
T-—_Foe HIRE mom on 01137,
taxicab at livery prices. Tel 101- 12.
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COUNTRY CLUB DINNER.
At the special Thursday night din-l
nor iii. the Country Club guinea henl
”5......”— ....._.. w-.. . V
T 113 pitrrtius.
intention filer
ll::2 ry J. Smith InstruCtor.
’l‘ekfifii- at
non. notices are being mailed to tail
delinquents, so that the fullest oppor-
tunity maybe given. to all those liable
to arrest, to pay the amount ”due The
time limit has been fitted at Decent
her 20,1md after that day. DI‘OSGClh
tlons will follow.
4*- ”we...”
777-V-w17ut'r ll define
for his Xmas than a boxol‘ Imported
or" Domestic Clitoral 7. Full line in
fancy boxes, at A. Dreyfuu'.
will he served and at the Sunday night
supper venison As the suppl3 of ehoh
337122 be somewhat limited It will be}
welt to order early and avoid helmet
disappointed on either night. ,-.._ '
echoiure.
“”7... ”a...“ .—
. -—-S'TAVE YOURSELF WOfiK
at this busy season of the year by
buying 301n- br,eed nuke. cookies. bis-
cuits, ate, at Banner Bekery. Tel.
367 Funny decoratedChrietmae cakes
made to order. '
CIGARS. 7
You certainly have one or the other
on your list, so why not buy. the best?
WHELPLEY ‘& CLARK.
—T-7VDon’t forget, we ere headquarters
for Xmas Trees. VVreutlte7'nnd Holly.
L. Joeeloit, 72 North Main St.
‘3 .. 7
‘7.
Qor Main & Washington Ste. texioeb. Tel. iOivVlVS.V "
Very Perilous One
GIBRALTAR. Dec 13~-—The Penin-
suint und Oriental Situm Nhil‘*titlt>li
liclui,
turttcytng tho Min-
t' o‘ntgtttityn mother 1170111 1.13117
3‘
don tor liombu}.
(71.77.7327 ltoytil Louise 3117711711 in
Tiinetntte. sistorot King George \'..
\titit her husband, the lintte of File,
nntl their daughters. with many other
pusuuuuete on their Why to Egypt. has
‘none ill-illul‘t‘ to the south of (”one Span
tel. on the Moroccan count. to the on-
trunco of tho Str'nltu ol (liltrnltrr.
Several tugs: htttt» gone to her nests
more ”or position 1.73 consitittml so
perilous that the 3thieh cruiset \‘i 173
tntitnh nus nit-o been otdered to lento
hpro for the scene with a den thent
of artillery in churn oi n‘ltl’n-snvlntt
Very rough weather lie—
7.37am.
sperm. .73t7uiithlptt ‘and rugs have
rendered modem of {be emailed IIn~
or. A lllt‘ boat is dialling an opportu-
Atexnndrtt ‘
nit,- of reaching the Delhi with u tiew.
' to tin, possible advisability of transfer-
rlng her passengers onto anotlter res.
eel. .
The weather lTl becoming worse.
There are signs'or a strong westerly
unto
Despite the Man null and the
boillng Surf. the lifeboat reached the
Delhi tutti the Prime» Royal and her
daughters were safely landed at Cape
Spartel
'l‘ANtillth. Morocco, her
Wench ctuiser t‘riunt which was im-
lnt'tililli‘h deepen bed by the
authorities bore to the assistance of
the Delhi ashore of Cape Spartel.V_hm
taken on illoMlilne‘Tl and children from
the stranded steamer and landed themT
lzecr
LONDON, Doc. tin—The Admiralty
tins ordered a rocket apportion to he
sent by land to assist in the re tone 0%
Line passengers of the sit-1mm Delhi
V77nnith in ogtound at. Cape Spurtoh us
Tit ls feared that communication utth
itho Vessel from the sen will be dim-
7cult'owing to the rough weather.
FOR CHRISTMAS.
The Sentinel \enit3 liox 33' Ill make
an ideal Christmas gift See otter on
page nine.
AHHOAI. ELECTION
The, largest meeting that Neighbor
Camp \‘o. 9,294, M. .W. of A. has hud'
in 1218113 3ear335, was the one held last
oliicors took place The following
"TDlSIlll-‘l visited the l7‘1auklln SChOOl' he at Buster's drug store every often I were elected for 19l2;\
ilW‘SIi‘l‘li‘l “WWW“. Mid ordered four non until Christmas 1170111 «I to ii wtlb‘
rooms be closed for the balnuce bf the. the stamps for sale and will give any?
“1058 me “19 grades Ol MIBSTL information desired us to her work In
Mary E. Smith; Miss lde Verilu, MisetThe Norwulks.
Consul-Noun W. Semple.
AdvistfiL-fl‘homes Petitt.'
Chaplain—~Edward J.‘ Hayes.
Banker ~Bei nerd Connolly.T
‘ Encore-William .l. Powers.
Watchman-31 I’oguny.
Sentry—W. O'Hara.
Physician~7Dr F I. Burnell. 7
Trustee for three work-George W. 7
Inghem.
Following the election a lunch was
served, and a general good time had.
.and all went home satisfied that an
evening had been well spent.
§m@w**
--lF YOU. WANT .
to give your wife a useful Christmas
0
“'CLEAR "AVA-NA AND DOM‘BTIC prenent put an electric lltttiron In her
stocking. At Reed & Volk Electric Co.
~11.“—
—~FOR HIRE NlGHTT 0R DAY.
77 pueeeueer touring our, limousine end
I 3 . »;The ‘
Vctnls Assembly this your amounted to the meeting, to start
nevnl?’
.7 ate for members of the general assem-'
that the company has under advise
men! the enlargement of the plant I137
the Installation of 517370-7711] more tanks,
Mtlch will increase the output.
Work 33721.7; started yesterday on the'
Tr-rectlun o. 21 new lil’lvk wnrelmuee
.t2ppluntin: the. old wooden structure
which has Si'.‘\'0(l lit: pm‘poee so welll
(337 so many years. The work is being
ilUlll.‘ bv the John J. U'l.eut73' ("012113111132
trottetructlun coniructore, of PllSSfllC,
N, .l.
Wlti‘zt: few people in the tmvh realize
the l'ttct. tln- Standard Oil plant in
South Norwnlk is an extremely busy
little institution. Millions of gallons
of oil are shipped to this place, being
brounht in by steamers and pt'tmped‘
from the Wilson l’olnt dock to the,
Links in the plant, front whence it is
lottded inlooll cure and sent out.
Thousands of gallons leave the yards
173-1737 day and dull times are an utt-
known {actor in this place.
Just when the plane of the company
are in regards to the extension of its
Sinilll Norwulit plant are not knowu at
this time. but it is lwiievotl that ibe’
capacity ot' the plum. will be utateridh
l3' augmented in tho. neur tuture.
Prison for Net Less Than One
or More Than Two Years
Silll 1111131112 13 .
ill Rillliilii w Jill '
Past Record the Cause ol Severe
Sentence ' ‘
..
Andrew Martin. who broke into An- V
dro ltusnuk's saloon in Bridgeport 0n 7.
the niuht of November 19 last TandT
stole six bottles of whiskey" and 38 . V
from tlic push resisterfwus sentenced 1 77
to state prison for not. less thun Tone ‘ T 7.
or more than two years by Judge Joel T
7 it. Reed of the superior court .vester;
'dn3 afternoon. utter the man had ._
Tstood trial and “as found guilty by t
.71 312173. The accused did not likthle .
sen-tonne at all. He arose In the [Iris-7 .7
oner's pen and asked the court. to T
make it three years. He was still prop
--WHATT OTTHER TCTHRITSTNTAS PRES
ENT
cost it so little and menus to much to.
tin- smoker than a nice. meetschatuVu
or brier pipe or it box of tlgnrs?
prices.
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(Continued on Tenth Page.) T TT
3‘
—-CAN YOU DANCE? _
beam Thursduvs, over ngrnore'e.’ _
TTVCATHOLIC union
‘ lithium? DIME!
, The annual meeting of'CstholIo'TUnt
:ion Council, No.46. daughter of Col?
mtb1,s was held last evening in the
('YTatholic Clubhouse in West avenue. 7 7.
Officers fat the coming year were «1 7
Iiililtilllli nit Slili
$3? 387 98 l" M” [ABET 'tcd and Michael E Dowd was WHITTTTV
Attorney General Rules thalT Eduard] Flunegnn,‘ who has been
DC'lCll ”curred Should b8 Paid treasurer for 3932's, declined 11 ré-elec—T
tion for the 03109.
W HELPLEY at CLARK.
J‘ “Coir. Melmt'Washington Sta .
. 73.“.
7— The committee from the South
7 HARTFORD. 1.:ec.t--'l‘he cost. of Norwalk (ouncil headed by C. A.)
transporting the members of the Gen tntcNamatn, was present. following
the arrange T’ f
337 34798. YOI‘ Whit-"h fldWiiMe iimi‘l ’ments for a card tournament to be- '
sion was not made by the lawmakers gin earh in the “e“ 3ear The fol.
\‘i hen the board of control was 'uskedT lowing committee was appointed ‘7 In
to make an appropriation to meet the Norwalk to further the plans, P. J. 7
deficit, (in opinion was sought from Kearney. F. 0. Ward. William HOTVW '
t'hc tittor721e37-generul.
the opinion available today
putt:
"i am disposed to presume.
absence of clear and explicit language
to the couttttr3 that the legislature in-
‘ says
tended to limit the expendituto of iiieT
C'ontpttoller in pfOCill‘lli-g railway tick-
: bly to the mileage allowance assigned
l
!
iVulght. at which the annual election oil
' Yeare.'
by them to the state. 7
‘lt’ the members of the
can properly
l mu clenrl3 of the opinion that tne3
7 cannot do either . V V
"In view or the long-commuted prac-i
tire of the comptroller shared in by gifts.
the legislutttte, 17711111 oi the opinion
that the boutd of control should make
an nppropiiation to satisfy the claim'
mentioned but hereafter the comp-7
under. in procuring railwt't'y ticketsj
for members of the general assembly
under the authority given him in sec-T;
tion 1712 of“ the general statutes.
sltOuld not expend a greater sum than ' “‘9 Judge W815“ l“ the CWT" OT 0
to hint under
the mile-ape assigned
said section."
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‘ SENTINEL VANITTY BOXES.
Having received a euppl3 of Vanity
Boxes, we are now prepared to redeem
in the
iogislatut‘e'
passta statute giving.
_tltem greater mileage than the maxi-'
. mum sum fixed 1237 the c011-stltutionC
I then they may likewise increase their
salaries from $300 to 11113 other sum.‘
l 13'
The mu text 01’ ard, .3. p. Sheehan, and .1. ll. Yost.
in
The editors are as follows:
0. K.~M. [:1 Dowd. 7 . .
D. o; it.——C.7 M. Dargon. _ 7'57
t‘hun. ~A. P. Rose. T T
(‘hsplaln——Rev T. J Finn. v
Recotmdet—F‘ C Ward
F. S.—-—B. C. Feeney.
Treasurer—hi. E. Burns,
Leeturer~—P. .l. Kearney. ' 77
Advocate—M. J. Burns.
Warden—L. J. Adams.
l. G.—-—M. J. Carew.
O G—J. H. Yost
Trustee—William Howard. 7 V
Council Physician—Di. William J. ‘7
Tracey.
—EVER READY ELECTRICZT VV
goods make most acceptable Xmas
See the full line at the Reed &
Yolk Electric Co.
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HOELLEH CASE
HA8 BEEH HOLLEO
Three \orwulk castes came up he.
mon Pleas yesterday; The case
‘Stute vs W. L Benn, of South
walk charged with. selling mill:
low standard tree postponed hide 7
The defendant m represented by
Keogh & Candee. '
, Theeo boxes are a most suitable Climb
inn gift
1 Advertise your VwTantI In The Sentinel.
coupons. We would suggest that hold
ers of some call as soon as possible.
The case of State ve.HeT'11'17y Moelltii"
did not some to trial, having been
nolled. Keogh & Candee‘ retiree
Mr Mueller. The noun found at
automobile accident wits; brood
through no negligence on the per-
Mr. Mueller.
Andrew wabo. dherzed with m
pleaded guilty and paid a line or so .
Id
See otter on page nine.
The turkey hash Tot the Thanksgiv-
ing aftermath will be Just about £0177
gotten ‘when T's new turkey season
looms up at Christmas and New
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“Xmas Trees, Holly 11113 W ‘
at Jdtiieioff’s. 72 North Molt). Btf
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