The“ ‘ Sentinel r:
suits in perpetual ben-
efit and increased pro-
fits each year.
WEI-3'4
some of its believe ‘I
only half we hear, and
others twice as much.
—Anonymous.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
5 , ‘-
Entored at the Ion New“! root-ones
_ u magis- latter
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SOUTH uoawaok. CONN,
WEATHER FORECAST
Snow or Rain Late Tonight.
Irwo ems
lAlAllY iii
EllllR EAUNll
MURll
Mother, Two Daughters and a
Son Hacked to Piecesand
Buried in Manure Heap
llAllAll lARMHAllll
BElllli SilllllHl Elill
Note in DeFreesiville, N. Y.,
Implicates Him
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ALBANY, N. Y.. Dec. li.——So:nc
iiIIiII between lust 'l‘IIIIsdny noon and
evening, on liniiun intmhand IIInplov-
IId by the Moii'iei family. of llII. l-‘I-Iecst ,
I'lllc, a Rotisseiner County hnmiIIt, slit 5
millet-I from Albany, is lit’lll‘Vi‘tl by the
police to have slain Mrs. (‘onrnd Mon
1191‘, a widow, her two daughters, EIIi
IwnunuImw
5 AMAWHH
Andrew Smith Hold for Trial in
. the Superior Court by Judge
Dawless
That holdup IIl‘l’Iiir which occurred
Suturdny night near the NIIII',CIIIIIiaIi
station, and which occupied tII atten-
tion of the local court. Monday
and Tuesday evenings, was settled so
t‘nrgas the local court, concerned,
'l‘uI-sdny I-I‘I-ning, when Judge F. S.
linwlonu bound the, prisoner over to
the criminal term of the SanIriIII
(‘oIirt under $300 bonds. The. (li'it‘llil-
nut in the case is u l‘olioI-h who culls
himself Andrew Smith. He is (Wt‘l' 6
i‘IIIIt tall and has workId about New.
t‘IIIInIIn l‘IoI some time as u ItIiIIIlI-IIIIizl
l till] his aircst hc II as (I'I'ImploIIIIl and
IthI E'Illltr‘i (.IIIIIIII piIIII.I,I (‘III'IIIII street ,.
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' Smith was r‘IIpIIIIIIIntIIId by Attornei it.
is
ll. .ilIIIII‘l of the firm of llurtrItin (cl
,fiiIIIIIl. llllil W. i. iirnnt has assisted:
ith the 'prI'NIIIIItiolI by Attorney J E
5ilrIinrlII~rboil of Stamford.
’thI holdup nus n stone} to a curd5
putt) hIIlIl Iii II houI-Io in the l’oilncit
Ifil‘llll’iiltllli to Grow street, II betel
x|"ciIIr lluinbunakoy, Ii lIIbortII, exhibit-A
IIIl Si L”. in bills to his t‘iicnds at the
inn NilRWlilt
BflARfllFlliAli
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Officers of the Merchants’ and.
'Manufacturers’ Association
Continue in Charge
NEW lIlAlllilAlillllllES
Willllll lliliAlE llEREA
Harbor Improvement Matter is
Also Under Discussion
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The Mertitnnts' and Manufacturers.
-AIII.IIII-inilon gracelttlli passed out of
I existence last etching, when the South
~.\'orwallt iioard of Trade. “as rIIstIsc-ll
titted and III oi attained with the otlicei II
of tho. \iorchants and Manufuituioin
IAIIIIociIItion appointed to constitute
the board of oiilcois of thI Hoard n.’
ith aged Mann, and lliuuthc, IiII‘Itl (““1 ”M“ our of whom ““3 Smith I'i‘rade and the members til the torimer5
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
-——XMAS POST CAHDS 6 FOR 5c.
liriggcrinnn's, below iloit's Tiieatic
S. & ll (li'IIIIn Tradiu Stamps.
WOWWALK ELWS
WM 800m. SESSION
The first Ieocial session of a series
to be pm this winter by Norwalk
made, No. 70, Eenev'olent and Protec-
rive Order of Elke, was held last eve
Inn; at the Elks home in South Main
street, and for whole-sonied good to i
lowship could not have been our
passed
“The Ith’nlr had the effect of bring
the; out a large attendanceI of the
members anti there wIIrI-I about twenty
- fivII guests present, and these mingled
most happily throughout the evil-lug.
The entertainment consisted of artis-’
Itically rendered vocal selections
Charles Glover, who was encored at
cast appearance, and the.
was loath to allow him to take ti rest.
A quaitctlo Ioniposcd oi G. iIouIia:
Price. Ralph Dibble Bert Brnmstrup
and Thomas MI Mahon also gave sei-
eiul numbeis of merit. and 8\"’5tll_\()iltt
IInjoved the music. to the. utmost Mr.
McMahon IIIinimed with one of his
whistling solos, and other tniI-Int flll- 5
ed out a program of merit iii the. vocal
and instrumental line.
Refreshments were served in-
dance,
abun—I
.5 ——BUY YOUR XMAS
Cigars, Tobacco .iurs, Humidors, Ash
Stands, Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases,
I at A. I)re,v.'.fuss Souvenirs to indies.
FIRST page.
wasnmsron CAMP
"ransom-zine: IIIILI.
The masquerade ball which the mem-
bers of Washington Comp, No. ll, P.
0. S. of A., gave last erening in their
hall in the South Not-walk Trust Coni-
pIuIy building proved to be It mostl
happy and successful function in or.
cry way. The affair was largely at.-
tunded and a huge percentage of
those present were masked .
l‘he, crowd came early and stayed
into, regiettiug when this orchestra
played “Home, Sweet Home." although
all were tired after their unwanted
(Ix-Initions.
The, members of the. lodge. proved
themselves to be local charming enter-
tumors and those present expressed
the wish that the affair be repeated by
the lodge.
—ARE YOU THINKING OF CHRIST-
MAS
and its many pleasures? Imported and
Domestic Cigars. Meersehaum and
Hliel‘ Pipes. Cigar and Cigarette Gauss.
lircfnl souvenirs to the ladies.
.lTIll.
‘ WHELPIIEY it CLARK.
Cor. Main If: Washington Ste.
Phone
Q
by .
audience I
A About it: 30 he took It led) friend to‘
flict homo on the cast .IIiIlII of town
,iic \Ius pending his IIIII hotncnutil
lnbont 10 p. ni.. and was walking the
short routII by way of tho ruiiI'AoaIl
5track. He was attacked front the MIME
I5IInIi robbed. After his asshlluut, who,
Akncw just what pocket the money wasl
Iln, hnd IIIlicvcd him of the coin. he.
threw him down the embankment and5
run. The plaintiff claims he recounts
led Smith, but that-II were no other w—tt 5
«passes Chief Schmidt found Smith}.
in bed and arrested him He denied
all knowledge of the robber), but had
5 over fifty dollars in his pockets, atore,i
[it is alleged, than he had even bean
Iknowu to have. before. The complain 5
'nnt is a much smaller man than Smithl
and is said to have a good Iepututiou
among his countrymen. Smith. how- 5
5IIIIIr, is addicbed to the use of lntoxi
ca me His statements in court wrere
,IIonfiiIing and he did not give a clear
{account of the presence of the money;
on his poison Attorneys Mead uni
l-li‘iuckerii‘bl'f mnde nbic pleas, and
Grand Juror W. l. Brant greatly
prised the hearers by a Ion-aiIlIIrniIlc
'dlsplny of oloquence He also biought
out seicrnl convincing facts. Justice:
5'DnIIlIIIIs. who now the ruse considcrI
'IiblII thought found piobnblo cause.
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E—XMAS TREES! XMAS TREES! A
5 XMAS TREES!
Finest pnd largest. sunk in The Nor
walks l‘iices to stilt all. Wreaths=
5nnd llolly .loaelotY's.
5F0llTY-TWO Milli
l lillTLAWS KILLED
I AIANANO, Philippine islands. DecII'
lli.-Forty- two Moio outlaws weIII. kill.
ed here today in an engagement with
a detachment of American scoutsi
There were no fatalities ou the Amer-5
can side. The battle occurred in con i
nection with the campaign for sup-5
pressing organized brigaudage among;
the Mums. ' 5
The disarmament of the entire MOI-05
population of Mlndnno and .1010 was
,ottlered by the American military
authorities three months ago. follow.
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Amer icon-s. Since that time the troops
have been actively engaged in carry
lug out the order. Most of the chiefs
gave tip their weapons peaceably, but
there has been a series of sharp eu- 5
gagements with bandits The casual- 5
ties among the Americans have been,
few.
SENTINEL VANITY BOXES.
Iii order that all who desire to obtain
Vanity Boxes before Christmas may
do so, the necessary number of con-
pons has been reduced to‘t‘lve. For
five coupons and 95 cents, one of thesel
useful Christmas presents may be ob-
tained at this office.
. . ~YOU WILL. SAVEMONEY
and later disappointment by - buying
your pipes and cigars at our store.
WHELPLMY 0: CLARK.
Conlifaln laWasblnnton Ste.
association voted into the. latter. ’IAl‘lII
iinnsloimation took but a low Ino-
merits, but the Inuit present all ex
tCIIntinucd on Fourth Page.)
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I —-LADIE5,‘IATTENTlONl ,5
You will find thII finest line of To
lincco Jars, special limos boxes of (‘l-
gins. Ash Stands, Humidors. Cigar
Cases, etc, at A Dreyttusa Suave-i
nirs to Indian. ,
Huntsman
stint STilllllEii
GiBRALTAR. i)ec.11——Ten of the
male passengers of the Delhi which
I’ was stranded yesterday off Gaps Spar.»
tel. on the Moroccan coast. are still
on board They and the cit-w will. it
is expected he landed during the day
by means of the racket apparatus
Life-suing boats cannot approach
the wreck, owing to the bear; sea
ther ashore and the vessel is I‘badly,
s,traincd and making considerable
water. Roar Admhal Cristophor Crud--
ock, of the British Atlantic fleet. hasI
ttaken charge of the salvage operations
on shore.
All the members of the royal party
comprising the Princess Roy,u.l
suruiurur
upununi
quImanttII' uni ‘l'eils Story {of
Imprisonneiii, Assault and
Escape
HARTFORD, Dec. i.i.w()n com-
plaint of Gladys Southwlck, 17 years
old. of the Coventry road, Willlmnntic,
William E. [takendli years old, known
as the ”St. Louis kid," was arrested
last night on charges that may deve-
iope into it white slave case. The
girl nllcued that she. met Baker in
Willimnntlc and that be brought her
to this city and tried to make her no
out on to the street, and that when
she III-fused he kicked her in the side,
causing an injury which
«ration was peilmmI-d. Dining be
him in [AW hospital she communicated
5with an uncle in. this cit: with
5 intention of going to his home on her
iIIlIIIiIIII. When shtI was able to lcnvic
the hospital she says linker (‘xflllN' forA
I‘lIIII and on his statement that he w.aI-I
going to take her to her uncles home?
she wont with him. instead of talII'
tun, bur to lift!" uncles she says he
took her to a house on High street and
It In her saying he would shoot her if
‘ sun ilil‘ll to leave. Tonight site l‘ltld-
ed linker and went to her unclc'a
home unit to be followed' by Baker
who was arrested on her compinintA
5 , “hen the police want to the mom5~
on High street they found Frederick:
53
5(1 lhhon of Waterbury, who the police to she ,Iour W“? a "WM Uillfilm“ 500mm
say is wanted in New listen for burg
lnry and selling obscene postal r.iards stocking Al Reed 8: \olk Electilc C0 .
i‘i‘hllII the room was being searched
50.th ran out Of the house and save
the silicon a lively chase before be
A was caught.
l that 08996241116 him will be
52mg“ infer. that on! com in the
inn.
«LEARN How To DANCE.
New Trust Co. Hail, Thursday eve
Harry J. Smith instructor. Tel. 85H.
8“. CD EIPLIIE
FALL! 20‘ FEET
William Kelly, employed on the work
of erecting the addition by the United
lass improvement Cdmpany for the
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plant of that company, in Harbor ave-
one. felt about them.) feet this morn
Ming but did not sustain any serious iti-
I juries. He was able to walk home.
1 flour was on his way up the ladder
lwhen it slipped and he fell to
ground. lie is; there for a time and
compeilIId§
5iwr III Ito III II hospital whom. an op- A
l lic'
A
SERIES ll
Illllilli ARI
lllll SilllAl
and Office of John S. Bates
Are Entered
All. A. ll. lilAllll Hill
Allill llllllE SlillEll
5t
Tramps
ThI police of .\‘orwII_liI arc convinc-
ind that therc is a gang
5“\\0ii{WllK the lawn and
Iquitc probable from theI lumber of
£‘IobeIrhIs that have been reported,
land several that has not been oftlciabf
ly reported, that have occuricd inte-
‘ly. There were two yesterday in Nor-
,Waik one. in the afternoon and the
850mm during the night.
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
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~iF YOU WANT
A present. put an electric tlIIiirIIn in her
A xa...~.—~.»—..~_.I———I————.
iSEALSIIII'T SPENT
IMAGE “All“ F0!
MJWWEWW
report issued by the Seaiehipt sIstem
ending September 80 last in the pe-
riod the organisation had operative
earnings mantle: to $630,640, and a
miscellaneous income of 022,675.
company who prosperous enough
168 and still put 8.38, 402 into its sur-
plus.
sur. The ”mm of ”A" ”“0" "“9 shifted lur- ‘ Honestonic Power Company. at the5 The Oyster Trust has been carryingA
5011 on NI artisiug campagau mouth in,
A report announces in that connection a
E matter of 8213, 671 spent for' “bond dis
count and advertising"
connection With ltse bond issues. That
lunusual to have such an account al-
the then picked himself up as follow w-ork, most as large as the surplus for the.
the “shooting show girls"
.DukII of “(‘5 ““d ”1“” daughteis, “‘03 men can toward him thinking he. had 5 same period
suffered such terrible caperiéncos dur-
ing their landing from the wreck of
are reported}.- to be well this morning.
5nlthou'gh they are much exhausted.
'ésrecmi. xms SALE.
Why should you worry over the etch,
rial question:
please them?“ See (‘astcilnno at Bar-
dunis ad. on page?
IN. on. Intonation
this new rostrum
O
Rev. Charles .S. Macfarland, who
since leaving the pastorate of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church,
has been cxecutlte secretary of the
Feliciul Council Commission on the
electedas executive secretary for. the
Fedeial Council of the Churches of
Christ in America at the annual mean
ing in Pittsburg this week, and will nll‘
both positions
Dil'. Maofarlnud's other: will be in
New York, with district offices also in
Chicago and'PhiieIlelphia.
in addition ‘to the social service
work he will also have charge of the
evangelistic and temperance depart-
mnets of work, and the peace commis-
sion of the Federal Council. ' .
-REDUCTION‘lNMILLINERY.
Theatre caps made to order; hand
made Aviator Caps, FancyIBass and
Dolls' Huts. to betelind at Miss Poi-
hem‘ue‘. 80 Washington St. Phone 302.
-—XMA3 TOYS AT
Briggermsnfis below Hoyt's Theatre.
8. & H. Green Trading stamps.
I
IIIIIIIII shall I buy to l
been hurt. No bones were broken and
Ithe man took the din of! He will be
5 “A“ ”9““ 0“ Capo 3"“"91 yesterday. still for some tithe no doubt as he has
in number of bruises
5 The repoit that a man was seriously
A The outer beds of the concern are
put in the report’as mined at $4,079-
689; the equipment at $1,193,092. "Our.
their credit. probably indicating t=5he
,5 him \lilll statutory arson and after his
', ii.
i”; 55Work is Believed ‘o be Done by illt m‘lvll ll}, OYNUH‘mAIol'lll.1903.PO-A
Illilil after {he had secured
of burglars.
this seems
{jail for salami“; by
”when and
Thai
ml
per preferred dividends totaling $161. _.
Local flush-,7
the. clot men point the fact that it is I-“ery ,
unwound
unannuiuu
Samuel Scofield,ABrotber of Man
Accused of Arson, Provid-
ed Security
\
iFdVial‘d Seofield, of Wilton,
taken heroic .lutigc Joel it. Need
WKS‘
ln'
Realdfinca 0' T ChaBA E. DOWd the criminal supcilor court. yesterdav 5Th3 Faderal Grand Jury Begins
Amoruiug on a bench warrant charging
Ebrothcr, Samuel Scofieid, furnisuIId a
A ,hond of $1 I300. tliII Iiccuscd'a (use w as
5continncd until the Februaty term of/
the mint
Scoficld was arrested by State
iilccmnn William E. Jackson In
ton Tuesday evening, in connectionA
with tlII‘: burnini.r of a bath on ncd by:
ilitam \nIIlioosI-i in Wilton, on
‘pO-
lit-IIIIIII-II .i-zitkson has been woxking nt
I'mious times slum then on the case;
what licA
thonzt was enough evidence to bring
SI-ollcld to court be arrested the man.’
Let Go In Town Court.
After tlIII lire iii which some cat
tie and sheep. and some farming in]
pit-month were burned Scofleld was ur-
rested by Policeman Jackson and
brought before Justice “illinm K. I
.l. llubburd in the town court. of Wit";
Iton, but his honor discharged him nt{
) the time, Iinimintz that there was noti
sufficiou- -t etidcnto to hold him for the
igher rout. it was stated today that
it will be claimed by the state that;
reuse
When Scohcld was arrested Tuesday
onening he was brought to Stratford
Policeman
vesterdny he was taken:
Abefore Judge Reed Attorney John
1.). Walsh of Summit is counsel for,
the accused.
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interesting fucker. contained in 0 -—WHAT OTHER CHRISTMAS PREB- start
ENT
for a period covering the aeIenteen costs so little and means to much to sense of some. fancied utterance in
months of the Oystor Trust'sexlstenm, the smoker than a nice meerscbaum had againSt F3118}-
or brler pipe. or a box of cigars? All5
prices.
WHELPLEY & CLARK,
Cor. )lnln & Washington Sts
Inuunnnmi
thinnnn,I-
Stokes' Condition is Critical and
He Will Not Testify Again
A
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NEW YORK, Dec. l-i.—‘-The‘ trial or
its close today. The attorneys expect-
ed to finish their summing up in time
so as to let the jurI have the case be-E
rent assets" have over 31. «100.000 to fore adjoarnment tomorrow. Lillian BANK GOMHISS|ONER
Graham and her friend Ethel Conrad
iluiured. baIlng crashed front the secIIvalue of the oysters growing on the? and W. E. D. Stokes, the mlddieagedl
loud door of the structure to
ground set Norwnlk all agog this
5 morning Particulars were scarce and
5the rumor finally dissolved into what
has been stated above. 55.5,
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A --cAN YOU DANCE? 5
1 Learn Thursdays, over Wigmore'e.
llltllE .llillY HILL
5 BE cleanses
5 KANSAS CITY. Mo.,pec. iI.-—Iiar
rI Woldron. the juror whose disabv
ing a number of murderous attacks ouA Church and Social service, was also hearance last Sunday night blocked
l the progress of the second tilal of Dr.
iii. Ciaike Hyde, charged with the mar-
Ader of Col Thomas \V. Swope, return-
‘! ed to his home today pale and emaciat.
ed after four days of wandering over
Kansas. its was brought to court by
Mia. Waldron and at once wént into
a conference with Judge Porterbeld. r
Judge Porterfleld alter conference
with Waldron announced that he would
dismiss the jury on the ground that
Waidron was not mentally competed»
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BLACK HAND THREAT FATAL.
GREENWI-GH, Dec BIL—Tatter-
Mitchell, a contractor, ,Itifty five years
old, died yesterday as a result of an
attack of paralysis. It is believed that.
a shock suffered tonyears ago. when
his house was partially destroyed by
dynamite followlne the receipt by him
of on alleged black head letter. ‘
attack was induced by the effects of
puny. The Sealsbiht announces that
five years. 5
in stock. bonds and noise, the Seat
shit has outstanding over $7,000,000.
Preferred stock amounts to $2, 500, 000:
lsoo, 000 and notes to $2 in 662.
—CAN YOU DANCE?
5 Learn ‘Thursdsys, over Wigmore‘s.
‘IIAI ourIm
APPROPRIATIONS
The South Norwalk Board of Appor-
5tlonment hold an executive. session
last eveningI-at which time' they eon.
sldersd the budgets of the several de-
partments and his reported that they
did some pruning. The. meeting cou-
ltlnusd in session until after 10 o'-
clock. The next public meeting will
be. held on Tuesday evening of next
week.
as A H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Awlth toys. post cards. stationery. at
Brlgssrmsn' 3. below Hoyt‘s Theatre.
M-.—~*——
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter, No. 24, R. A. M.. was held
last evening in the Masonic Temple in
Wall street. The M. E. M. degree
was conferred. . . I
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common to $2 .000 000; bonds to se-l
“ taxicab. Tel. 101-12. . 5 ’
the A 45. 000 acres of beds owned by the com-I millionaire, they shot have completed
their testimonI. If Mrs. Stella SingieI5A
an appraisal made last Setember indi-5 ton, Miss Graham‘ 5 sister, was able to 3- Voble state bank commissioner for.
cated enough stock on hand to caret testify, the defense planned to put her the DR“ fOIH‘teé'n years, did at 11195
for all trade requirements for the uextlon the stand today. Mrs
had been confined to the house since
Tuesdev, when she tottored out of which he had been a suffered for tilt}
long. past. four years.
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faint, unable to endure the strain of Hut? 185! J11]? and he had been 0011-
IAflned to his home since that time and
The uttorueis for the defense said litter!) to his bed
the courtroom and fell in a
the exciting trial.
{that barring unforeseen delays thoyA
would finish their final argument to. 13.1852 and a‘fter leaving school Iii:
day, leaving tomorrow for the prose-- tered the service 0f a local bank, .qu
cution ‘end Justice Marcue' charge to; ally becoming cashier, he afterliardb
resigned to become assistant to A!»
Although both sides would like to drew My,gatt national Ibank comm
examine. stokes a little further hls5 Slonel‘ for Connecticut and Rhode
Aland. and remained with him until
ance in court for at least two weeks, l WAS RDDOADAEd State bank commlsl,
and the attorneys have decided to5el‘ by Governor Cooke.
close the trial without taking any the office by succeSslw appointm,
more or his testimony. Stokes’ physt-Islnce that time.
niarried and made his home w
brother and sister here.
the millionaire had passed a very bad i will be held at 2 o‘clock Saturday
ternoon, the services being undiluted
by Rev. George H. Johnson, one
the first Congregational Church
New Milford
the local cemetery. .
the jury.
condition wanid prevent his appear
clans spent nearly the whole night at
his bedside and said this morning that
night. and that his condition was crit-
lcdl ‘
—OPEN EVENINOS.
. The holiday rush .is on, and the Bon-
ton Store, in order to meet the re- ,
quiremengs of its many patrons. will
open this evening and every evening
until Christmas. ‘
-—II,OR5 HIRE NIGHT OR DAY,
’lI pesosnser touriiis to. limousine and
5ter II III-ks of preliminary
set the burn on fire 0‘“ or re-. 5HEWBE' m m
5Msrtin was charged with breakiug'in-
:stalrs to a cell before he could con-
hurried Imgoods make moat acceptable
fgil‘ts.
Voik Electric Co.
Singleton home here early. today.
Boxes, we are now branched to red
coupons. We would suggest it
are of some call as won as pos,
These bodes are ardent suitable O
liYNAMll R8“
NAllllN-WlllE
BANSPIRABY; ‘
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Its Work on a List of line
HIindred Explosions
lHESE flCllllllllEli Ill ,
SEiElllEEll SiAlES‘
McManlgal’sm Conlession Gives-‘1
Dates ofa Number of Them ,
lnd., Dc. tower. ,
work and, .
-prohin,, 1 hr government agents in many
putts or the Iountr) where explosions/
have taken place, the federalgrand
jury was ready to begin here today lit!
(Continued on Ninth Page)
iN-DIANAPOLIS,
FOR CHRISTMAS.
The Sentinel Vanity Box will make
an ideal Christmas gift. See offer on ‘
page nine.
“comm‘
The criminal cum «on he ‘
journed until next May m
when the trial of Jones net]? '~
charged with the murder of , .
May. of Wm II " ‘
Holder was a former emplofid‘
50f Faltey‘ s and killed the latter lie-1
Judge Reed yestbrdty manna“-
5fenced Andrew Martin, of
Ato spend not more than an Ind Ct
less than one veer in state's m 5
Ito Andrew Rusnak' a saloon tn Bridge-
;.port on November 19 and stealth alx.‘
5botles of whiskey Martin pleaded not.
guilty and Iwas tried before 9. Jury
which brought in a verdict of guilty. '
5‘The accused did not like his sentence.
He arose and asked the court to make
it three years but was taken down >
tlnue his remarks.
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Death was due to bronchitis, from
His illness became
He was born at New Milford, Dee.
He had
Mr. Noble was
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Interment will be
sENTINEL' VANITY amt;
Having received a supply (it,
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