Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 16, 1911 · page 5

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

1'11. 3.2511117 11111111 with
strut and warm
bring good cheer to the

 

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E K BANKS

MACKEMO HOTllib‘ spook.

 

 

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presents

bean-
to
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WEATHER FORECAST.

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For Norwaik and vicinity:

night; Sunday fair and colder; brisk

southeast to south winds. A

fined storm, central near Columbus.

0., with a barometric reading
inches, is producing cloudy

with rain or snow in the northern sec-

tions. from Illinois 911111111111

coast. The temperature continues high
Pleasant weather will
not prevail in this vicinity until the

‘ cost of Chicago.

lake storm has passed oust

‘ which will probably be some time to- l
Conditions {2101' lulu and mild:

night.

Rain to-

well-de-

ot’ 29.138
weather

to the

A Large Assortinent

401: to $9. 00 5
at WM. P BEERS'

BOOK AND STA'TiONIRY 92300283
Namath—South Nomalli

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7""

“Thar“ 11.111 train in 11111111111. was '
33 minuteir late this morning 01117
1511111.. 711111 jumped the track in Both-
ei. which caused the bait hour’s delay.

~Lsdios' Iii-button 11111111 and Tan
Shoes. at Conneally & Bracken.

mud...—

'Harry' Brotherton has returned to
South Wilton after spending the sum-
mer in Alden, Iowa. where he has 11
large farm. He will remain cast for
the winter.

 

~Glover’s the Place. Xmas Slippers,
men’s. women's and children's. 501:
to $2.00.

 

John- White was arrested by Officer
Thomas Dorney yesterday for intoxb
cation. He was released this morn-
ing by Judge Edward M. Lockwood,
it being White's first offense in Nor-
wullr. .

 

«For that Ring, go to Nosck‘s, 36
North Main street.

‘At the meeting of the Eureka Hebe-
kah bridge. I. 0. 0. i1‘.. which was held

 

of us.

temperatuic. followed by inir and cold

or on Sunday.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO
Temperhtme: Minimum:
mum. 20. Cieur.

_.4,....._..... .... “M... ..... ”MW...

There was no meeting 111' the llridge
Construction Cyrumiitcc lust evening.

 

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TODAY.
1', muxi

~-~l..ow crowned 111-11971. ti'ilricn's.

(3. Otis Fitch, l’illt‘tl viii dot‘ehtetl .ioi1nljol'1‘il-H‘ ‘ ii '0 ‘1 ‘ (I l R A Y M O N D BFR O T H E R S

H. Holt. rated :10 in tho Noru'ulk club

touruanumt by the score 111' 13
-~ The best Kinds gifts 111
31; North Main street.

 

William Thompson. lr . son of the‘Johnl
111' in \ew’ttuent .znlmhtli tl'i’illltllr‘i. seri- 12111111

six day 1211 11 {11101111111111 111 the

c luncilmnp, spent, )fltiltltl
Emit. where he attended the
' lili (3.

”1....” 1......

-i'l1111.~11> tho children-min:

0 it) till.

Nonck‘s,

1' them-

clectricnl 10.121 :11. ltecd 1% Yolk i-~2ie1‘

tricui (to.

..W 111 unit 4

5 vFlllou' s liuin in West N111“
‘ has been returned.

wi.wtcst derbies.

 

 

James Grace, ruted
' William Miller,

115.

evening by the score of 115

”’W

Milo not have your wifq put up a
lunch for you when” you can buy a nice
' quick lunch at the imperial Cafe. Curl

» Schsub, prop.

George H. Raymond,
celebrated his seventy-first

many congratulations.

 

\ ~Don’t finish thlt list until you
have looked ovlar the largest Jewelry

stock in town. At Nanci-1‘s.

..._......

 

The governing committee of 5 St.
Mary's Young Mons Club met last
. evening and considered several appli~
other rou-

cations for membership.

:1111‘s1' tlmt 1:111 1111'.1_1l5

'l‘l1111'1:11111 11112311 11111-1 found in lost 111:
until

111k

O'Brien‘s.

defonted
rated ‘1‘5, in the Nor-
wnlk F'irePolice pool tournament inst.

to 30.

of Notwalk.
birthday
1 yesterday and was the recipient of

tine business was-transacted.

. .

x—Umbrellss for Xmas.

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in Danbury since October

p.—

 

«Pins, Rings, Watches. Fobs. Cuff
- Links Wetches-in fact everything in
the Jewelry line for Xmas gifts. at

Noack’s.

 

.1....-

At the meeting of Lincoln Council.
No 4, Order of United American
Mechanics which was held last even-
ing. the second nomination of officers
took place. At the meeting next week
theiomco'rs for 11171111791113.1777 will
be elected and a turkey supper will be

 

 

served.

 

~Usefnl and handsome Christmas}
JeWelry presents at Nosck’s. 36 North

5 Main street. _
. 51 1

FOR' XMAS

 
 
 
 

' ““130!“th Combl, “

Toilet Articles. Humidor the ol—

 

.0.

Brien's.

Frederick W. Brown, “Louisville.
Ky.. formerly of Danbury, arrived in
Dsnhury last. evening, having been

"summoned by reason of the illness oi!
‘Mrs' Brown. who has been at her home

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M the Indian had been reissued Bo-
one 1;? 911997117511.htm he still we: 117111..

run-i-

-——-——

inst evening the officers for the em
letting term will lie nominuted. The
election will take place at the next
1 meeting

. “Xmas suit hats. (111111-1111

wan-”mu.-

At ii1i- meeting of linens liuyloi‘i,
\Io. 26213.1. 0 il.M..\vl1i1h1vill i111,
lhcl d Mt'iiiilili owning, 11 clues of sev-.
ital 1.111 lldnlm will be initiutod until
'tho (illll‘i‘l'x i'm' the ensuing your Willi
At the (-1.111111111111111 oi‘ the;
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11ml liu- 001111111111 1\'ili5l1111‘ 11:

wine -

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fl’uuity link. A 119111 and usuiui (Tinisi- 3

{mos gilt. 5
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Light. 111111117111111117'. 11nd 111111711

ilouly Kirsch
property in Highland 1111-,I1nc 19911111

ldin hy Judge t‘1111‘1>1.'lbo 111ml ludoh
_li"(lll€iifl 1111111111115 to 912111111 11nd tho'
1511.1rtics have until the 111.11 hiondm' in.
\prll to rtdlem

~-~vi.atost delhies 0'll11t11‘s

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and the liaiian Farmhami
Could Not identity
Party Arrested

 

ALBANY. N. Y. Dee.
not the man!" exclaimed Vern V1111-
denberg, 11 South Troy girl. when con»

arrested inst night at Coxsnckic. be-

oi 12111111111 Donsto. sought by the po-
lice as’ the possible murderer oi the
Marne-1' family of four at Deireestviile
last Tuesday.

Sheriff Cottreil thereupon ordered
the suspect released born the Renew
leer County jail.

Before this the Italian had gone

through an exciting series of adven-
titres.
_ Miss Vandsnberg, who had: visited
one of the murdered girls at the Morn-
er farm, was celled out [“of bed this
morning by a deputy sheriff and naked
to no to the jail to identity the man
supposed to be the missing Donate.

Accompanied by her brother.
rode'several miles through a storm
and'was“ hurled through 9. curious
crowd at the entrance’ to the jail. The
man. who-naid-his nan'ie was Sum-"-
Raymond, was being examined by As-

a private room. As Miss Vsndenberz

suspect just one glance and then while
all expected her to say “he’s the one.‘
1.1117111711111111 the wrong man had been

ltcllsn was told to go‘hucit to Albany.

Letters found in the man 7 pockets
were signed "Di Donate." but had been
sent to him from Loveilville. Ohio.
'5 Later this morning John J. Bonnck-

and Horatio Mould. 5~the Rousseiaer
milk 1111111111- 1729 discovered the mur-
. dot. went to Troy to 1111111111971 to iden-
- tify the suspect. but when they aurivo‘d

 

vior serving at " .
embroidcry; but be! cc: "
wile: irorhtltc strain on 1

the bus 1
The Raye it the but 41
lamp made. *‘

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Thereitnoglmtoitznoflicker. 11111711119191.1111...»

The Rnyoiun economical 11111111....-
Yongauiwmo-tpoooblelighmdmtoriheoilbmd. nodtlnRayoihelHoa
low-Wlnmph Yetitiuhmlmocln momenenttoohymmint bonus.

is wily W wit removing dude or chimney; any to
douuutrewlck. hmdnlidhmnkhlplmdiflwlnnum iyleu
all“.

klmmufiwmhhlhodhwhnmi orwrit-laduixiuinuukr
tournencyol

Standard Oil Company
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W l have a business "principle." I would like you to get better
acquainted with. it's 11 business ”character" We built during the
years i've been before the people asking their patronage. i solicit
your implicit confidence, and in return promise to give the most zeal-
ous study to the perfecting of my facilities for meeting your wants.

i. ask a fair share of profits for myself. no more. i have never
taken more. consequently have more than the more satisfaction of
succeeding; i hnve the consciousness of huviug denlt fairly with
those who have given me success. ‘

MANUEL 'rono HATCH.

bust in quality. last in pr.ice 111111111111. the minds of its custom-
ers lionnie Home Ground Feed for Homes Cattle 11111111111111...

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That’s It !——-—-

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Good» on an order for one loud, and we will retain you I. I cuc-
or. Clean. free from 41:17.11 uniform quality. suitable for tornado,
no. node or self-feeder. Prim: on Application.

 

 

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1.1111111211111111. 5 ‘ ‘ ' ’ '
Post Group Master 1151 the 711111 111 '
Connecticut Andrew .1 Bullock of
Bridgeport. tormérly of Dnnbury, who

 

by District Deputy o! the First Mn»
sonic District Judge Frank I... Wolder.
0! Bridgeport. who 1171911 in the ccpac- i
Ity 5o! marshal, reprmntlut‘ the grand
lodge ofthestnt/e. 5 The 9111911111 he i11-
stslled, with on appropriate erecting
for each, were as follows:

5W. M.~—Frsderic’k 8. Li'on.

S. W.—-—D. Burr Beach.

WELL [001055 ”Hill 03

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

1111171117, 1151175211 how no 5
nine. bribes. 111117111119. Plush etc in
good working ord‘dr u'nd make his

Journey 7 51111111111111 One by lack of tin-
noyanco by 9111181118 his 71th to 1 - ; .

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

.1, W.-—Willinm 11. McPherson.

Treasurerw-Jamea A. Brown.

Secretarywitobert M. Wilcox. -

S. D.~—Charies F‘. Mills.‘

,i. D.-—Airthur T. Ferris

S Swillpnrton 1. St. John.

J 8. Edward 18. Smith.

Tyler—Andrew J. Crossmun.

Organist—«Frank F. Huntimtton.~

Past Grand Master iinllock, follow
mg the installation ceremony, was re-5
quested to favor with n few words and ,
he acquiesced most graciously. givingi

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bl WALL STREET-
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.

Everything in the Optical Line '
Eyes Examined Free

0. B. Jackson

Optician

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

many statistics about the Masonic!
Home in Wallingford, explaining 1117'
beautiful surroundings and situationm‘
well. and telling of the many and pro-j
vious good times he has ellloyt’d 1111}
the truest of Old Well lodge. lie con- 1
gra'tuluiod the-now officers upon theirj
election and appointment. and. in fact.:
pleased everyone with his talk. 5

District Deputy Wilder responded to

 

 

 

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Try to Get
,5Ruppe5rt’s

it's worth any effort. 11111111511
lllllt." is required. inasmuch 7:24.11 ,
postal 111:1 'phone cull will bring
' it to youi door lluppeit’s libel
is 11 porn: wholosmno, tltliiiuus
. 1191111117111. mud and bottled in
5_ the cleanest. 0 1171‘s. $1.19 the
case of 24 bottles.

111111111111 81 Flynn

this invitation to favor with 11 71-11
lreinurks by relating a few stories. As
in humorist ii is understood that this:

incullcmun has a reputation. He. too.

lcongrstulsicd tin1 oiiicets and mndc 11

iwlttv speech that elicited much up ‘
iplnzzse.

Senior liencon Charles 11‘. Mills. just 5

installed. who is 11 past muster 111’ (ll '
iW’ell Midge responded Mill :1 low
i1v4vrd1,1 whith more 1110715 upplit 1111111 1115
the oconuitm ‘
15 Ret- John E. Roller. pastor oi“ the,
W‘lit-i Methodist (”11m it {1111] one (11' the
lrnroutiy 11d1l1>d biotbms o! tho lodge,

delighted till 11111-11 r2111: 9911111 to {1111113 '
Ho is .111 ztblo 1911111170? and tiliiltj'uil't‘il
himself in 1111- houris 111 tho-11» pic out
vuiih hie 17411111111.
.\ manila-1i women of high .ordcr

1

. won rendered, ouch 511711.11 1114114111151: hi:

.1111» share of uppinueo, Mice 12111-1:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

F. E-‘Lockwood &Company will.
give you a 3525 Gas Tank for},
$16 and your Old GeneratOr----fl
for your Automobile. '

 

 

‘ lllf’t‘kt‘l', iit't‘t’illlpitlthil by her hie-itii.
Mir-s Anorliu Hooker. taro-.7111 with \‘lo-h
illu solos; Mir-1‘4 Main-l Ferric, 11l1l1 to-
':'ul solos. 11er’11111pnilied i151: hire. L~
Miltfl'lnuslui'ul, 11nd iinri‘y i". Dexter,
Enith V04 71! 71111135. utoumpuniml by \ll 1.
i“ S i.17111.l\1l1111 iit' in»: favored 11.112111
111 111111lusiou.
i' odor tho iltulrhouulnsliip 111" Mr;

54, ii. iiundio. of 11111 111111,:111i11111-.'111
(‘11:ilitillitét', the ladies of tiphir (Thti'l- .
.Ier. No. 92 (1). id. 8.. served refresh

intents consisting of ice cream 1111120
fcnlw. Tilt-y 1m.- in 111- 111111111l11nt1111c1i"
jupun tho 111111111111: in which they 711.11:
ipurt in the smut-semi uitd happy 01'-
' cusjon.

 

 

 

 

 

Girl Who Knew Morner Family .

 
 
 
 

111.-—"T11111'11 '

fronted early this morning by the mun :

cause his description tallied with that 5

 
 

Special Sale of Arctics

Children’s $1.75 Arctics . 5. $1.19
Women’siiZjO Arctics .-. 5. $1.79
The White Shoe Store

302 Atlantic 31.. 90 Washington St.
STAMFORD soon-1 NORWALK

 

 

ll is interesting to note that the
secretary of’tiw lodge, Roth-1'1: ii. “’11-,
cos. who was installed last night. has
been instnlletl altogether thirty-one
different. times. This is once each vcnr
' unmemitiveiy. meuuiug that \ii. \Vil

cox is coming upon his thiity- second‘
year as secretu::_1 of Old Well lodge,
No. 103, F. and A. .\i.

 

 

In 2511.11 Oct. :1, 1911.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

M ”12:48:. 9.0911 ii: 4111.] 6: x09; 96 352
201;. 714611. 14:12:13.8:51
10 2011. 10: 4521. 11:8

1’. M.~—12 :6411. 1051:9217 (Philn. «2i
Witch Exp"; soc s to Harlem River). 2:49:
2:27. 4.8171. 5135.52508. 6 :,40 8:918. 2: i0:

 

For Beautiful 211d Lasting

HOLIDAY GIFTS

There is nothing more appreciated 111211 a gift from the jeweler s.

Coleburn 81 Lauder

THE JEWELERS
Open Evenings till Christmas 1

hrs offeiing two largecomplete agsnd first-class 111971111 at low prices.
' 96 WABHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

7: 5271, s: 4911. 19 9347
‘ ' Sundays.

A. M.—-12:48x. 6: 0911. tea-117.821

P 71.-12: le 2:141: am. 71.73%

71991:. 7.12.77:2x.' s.~'2ix. 9 19:1. 19. 29'5

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new YORK recon-7H NORWALK.
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Sundays. ’ ~-
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P. M. 2; 94. 7.9211. 7.94.6 1191:. 7:12.
11: sin-.11 . :3911, 11:9911. 12: 99:1.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
. . HAVEN.
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9.1711. 19 22:1. 11. 11:
P. 27 ~12. 1:.i9 3:1'111 3:21;. 4:.27
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sistant District Attorney Quiliilan,’in ‘

stepped inside the door. she gave the '-

caught. ~.As soon as he was breed. the ‘

er. I iriond oi! the. murdered family,»

 

22 WALL STREET, NORWAL. K. .

 

 

"MAIN 375511557 RUNAWAY.‘

9111111 Malone 58topl Amount of Edge. 1111 215111111.

 

the why, else he would have stopped
the runaway and saved Mr. Malone

To Bridxenort.‘ shttérdsyo crush-31 05 p. 111.

Ill].-
A. 71.1-1121211. 1.11:. 1.5771. 7: 111, 9: 42,
1911911 in vm
P424: 9811'. 7.1911. 11:49, 711911, 2:47;.

10:0717. .
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.

5 wood Duck Futon One more 1111111) and it wanid have A. M. 1.99 7. 23 3:11 99 949.19%. 11. 79.
of course 11 .11 happened in Main been to late to catch the horse who 5 P‘ M' »5 3".“ Sanka.“ ' 9

street John Malone. the genial ex- van 21311711113 speed leap 71117911. The 31,111 111.47 77, 11. 77.. 5 » ‘

councilman and street commissioner, driver 5» appeared shortly ““9"" P ”’4‘ 00' 7:321... “

Would know about it and usually has course-wheat the-horse. ~ 1 SOUTH NORWALK 1-0 pgugunv,

 

had 571 part in it. 1A horseman away
this morning in 11111111111771. and it’
was Mr. Malone who brought himto
a. stop. though perhaps twenty-five
others new the anal:- .

The horse belonged to the Edge-
wood Duck Form 11111 had been left
alone 731.1117 driver. He took it into
his bend to get away and was well
started. _ Exproumonu John Shortlist!

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

“ A man seems a lot more afraid of
drafts” in church then he does in the

or bnby-hnptu‘od ‘--
' . Stopping at Now it 11011, New London

A. --1:2o d I 7ch t Manda o
9119, s- M2'7. 19191: t “y p 53' )’
P. .—12.7, 4: $711. 7‘: 2111. 9.29. 7.19.
Bun undm.
tit—9 119 9911. .
P.‘ lit-4'11. 7.27. 1 v

NEW YORK TO BOSTON.

 

. Now is the Time to Buy ,
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wright?

IS THE PLACE

 
 

 

 

 

 

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- Father Lyric. of Ireland, whois vis-
' iting Father T. J. Finn. at the rec-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Three Best Bets in 1912 Motor (1111
The Krii lThiliudson The Meyer

ii‘ivo passenger Hotter than ever ‘be lieu-r see of
inunountnblo rims 8111111.: old price The \io1 er 1‘ hi.
t‘omplote The .\io1c1 11.1nt to own one.”

i Self stnrting
$900 l $1600 $2 350 ‘
See them at our gmnge

OSCAR Hm QIXEX’INKS

RIVER STREET Telephone 681 3 NORWALK, CONN. L

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lowest Prices in Town for

Christmas Greens, Trees, Wreaths
....and Holly....-

31:151- IN AND LOOK 'EM OVER
LARGEST VARIETIES or FANCY FRUITS

ROYAL GROCERY COMPAN

Finest Assortment of Apple: in Town
22 SOUTH MAIN ST

7-51.93 9323. _

M.

FRAMED PICTURES

in all sizes at specially reduchd prices. Popular subjects. ,
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS COPLEY AND ELSON PRlN‘l'5

by best American Artists. in Sepia and Carbon
RHINE PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRINTS.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SMALL METAL F-.RAMES

JACKSON’S STUDIO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A NUN.
' Sister Mary Aloysius Juseph of St.
Marys parish convent. is today cele
hinting" the 25th anniversary of her
lite as a nun.. For twenty-five years
.Sister Joseph has been a professed nun

 

tory. said mass for the Sister today.
Quite a little celebration is in prog
rest for the teacher of the sixth grade
Who is celebrating her sliver jubilee.
Mrs. Grnmercyr—Its awful to have,
a jealous husbundi" - 5
Mrs. .-Park——1l3ut it's worse. dear. to. .
have 0559 who isn’t jealousrludxe

smelting. American
Chemical and the electric stack