Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 19, 1911 · page 11

 

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Joy‘s reply 1th0 the effect that

‘ and his readiness to accord

‘for'e those whom he would admit to‘

. and beautify them according to the. ap-

"'l‘or each bit of profanity uttered with

.been reduced to five. . For five ooupomrw‘

 

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BllHflllflV NEWS
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Catholic Tranécript Ray’s Tribute

to haul. ll. Twiclroll on
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The following paragraphs are from

 

 

 

the Catholic Transcript, Hartford:

[)1 ' .WaiterJ. Shunlev the vigilant!

pastor of St.Petc1s, Dnubury, culls fungi” yard at it oclock Saturday

to order Charles D. lllue, secretory oi .

the Connecticut stale board of educa-3
tion, for certain gratuitous and die-
purnglug remarks about the educa-
tional theories and achievements of
the monk-9.. The purport of Dr. Shun- 1
tho‘1
monks have done some. very respecta
1110 educational wool; 1.1111111111111111 Nine
and his contempbraries ure‘liviug in
an exceedingly ample glass house
whence it is not the part’ of prudence
to cust‘ stones.

”The lter. Joseph H. Twicheil. who
retires from the pastorate of the Anv-
lurn lliil Congregational church utter
X0111 -Si.\ years of labor: has. enjoyed;
in a remarkable deplete the rospectl
and admiration of the people-of llurtw
ford without distinction of creed.
Frequently during ills long ministry
he has had a' good word to say for his1
Catholic fellow citizens. Never could“
they doubt, his fairness of indgnleuti

 

whatever of credit was their due. Hisl
tolerance is born of :1 broad rniud hour
a kindly heart. and it must have had;
a salutary client upon those Who travel
been looking to him for moral guilt-1
once during the half centur1 of hisV
ministn. in unrtimes Mr Twichelli
labored shoulder to shoulder with the
late Father 0‘ Hagan. S. J. The two
chaplains learned to appreciate each
other and their friendship which be-
gun 011 the field was continued after"
tlu- struggle and endured till death
intervened. it may behoted in pass-
lni,r that the architect of Mr. Twich-
eil‘s church was the late Mr. Keeley,
or cBl‘OOklyll, the some ,who designed
SI. Joseph's cathedral in all its de:
tails. As those who erected the
church requin ed no religious test from
him who planned it, even so their
minister has set no creed barrier be-'

his friendship and esteem. He "has
helped to make Hartford :1 better
home for oil;~HartVford ought to see
to it that his' closing years may be
cheerful and . bright."

The Catholic people of Torrlngton
are going to have a cemetery of whibh
they will be proud. The Rev. Arthur
0' 'Keeft’e. their energetic new pastor.
has secured a thirty~acre plot at the.
south end of the borough. The Vlalid is
all that can be desired and the peeple
of the town are looking forward to the
day when thev can select choice lots

proved methods in
A Naugatuck debating club has pass~
ed a. law lining its members live cents

in its precincts. In a conspicuous place
11 card hearing this legend is suspend-
ed: "Sweailiig not allowed: violators
of this rule will be fined live cents."
Many forfeits haw; already been made.

 

— In order that. all who desire to
obtain Vanity Boxes before Chrtrltrnaa
may do so. the number of coupons has

and Me one of these useful Christmas
presents may be obtaliied 1111111 edicei

 

 

them i '

yet been learned. That the man went
in Irrnuchillio is known as he had
his gold watch in his pocket. which
was in the possession of n friend in
Branchvllie.

Tho freight train on which Di
nonnto was found pasaes- Branch-
vlllo about 8:40 in the evenlflg, and

arrived at South Norwalk about. 9
o'clock. It may beassurnod that Di
‘Douato took the freight to get away
from Brunohvllle. Why he did so is
not known.“ he had money. and
could have taken a passenger train
11 few minutes later. It may be that
his friend also jumped the freight
train too. Anyway the train did not
stop 111 South Nor-walk, and they may
have had no opportunity to get off

until the train landed 11 the Harlem
painful iuiury to his nose, but stayed

' Wn the game to its cloae1 Clinton dis

river freight yard. _
'When found Dl Donato
crushed in at the back.

 

The blow
knocked himfiowu on his face. Which,

was discolored by the fall. This
would indicate that. his back was to:
the bridge he hit.

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THE HAT TRADE.

The F. A. and .l. A. Voik Hut Co.. of

South Norwalk, has changed its coir-
porate name to the Volk Hat Co.
. 'Frauk M. Wojtalewlcz. of Chicago.
has become-the representative of‘li‘. D.
Tweedy & 00., of Danbury, in Chicago
territory.

Colonel Knox. of the Knox Hat. Man
ufa'ctturing company, in an interview
said that well dressed people who have
dropped. the opera but are taking up
the high grade black velour hat in
stood and Wearing it with the dinner
jacket. This moyement has just. be
gun, but is honouring more and more

popular and is one reason for the his

domain! in veloura for the fall of 191:
.j-~Datly T1 ode Recordl .1 '
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._.950 and We coupons will buya
Vanity Box A neat and useful Christ-
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field and Acker put in another li‘leldi
goals by Doruey and Cahili and a foulx
goal by tlrellntter player brought the
home team's standing to 24. but this
lust. spurt was cut short by the tirner’u
hull, with the Knicks 2 points to the
good. it was a torrid pace the players
traveled and organic that enhanced the
previous good reputation of the Knickv
orbockeis locull1 in Norman and
Roach the New York quintet had a
worthy infirm-Norman showing acorn
racy at locating the baskets and
Roach being the some excellent has
kotbail artist that the. fans remember
so well. Some praise is due (‘ahlll for
his cepterplay. Even against the great
Roach, Harry got practically an even
break, out- dumping the Hudson River
leagiror repealedly. Cuhill redeived 11‘

played; thq_ same matchloss skill and

 

. defense Was good likewise.

easily outplayed him 1111111.. :Seymour
and Dragon covered much floor- spec:

though at times Norwalks backfield
was without a guardian. but both play.

ed the game well. Captain Dorney‘s
play was one big factor for the locals.-
for he was continually starting rallies
for his team Volt through the game. His

There was a large attendance: "Well
over 300 people being present.

For the Christmas comes next Mon-
day night. Clark House and New Brit
ain high will be here.“ Thesowvill be
two fine holiday attractions. Extra
seating arrangements will be provided
for this occasion.

Last night‘ a summary:

Norwalk.

Clinton
Right Forward.

Dornoy .

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noon- by Undertaker Louis Richards. l-‘or '- e “COM 5°85A0n~ the 1001*” A 1V
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died at the hospital at 4 o'clock Sun-1A ”"06 grout. baskets one of these. lwll‘g 1. '
day morning. a line drive from the side lino. midway , V1 ,
Went ‘0 Branchvllle. ofrtho court, that wasubouuh Those VVWII LIAM P BEERSf _ B0 k d St y St . " .
Camille Di Donoto' it‘ll, £1115 Cit} lilltlis madl- llle scores emu kl 19-19 A. 0 an ationer ores . :'
Saturday afternoon to go to Branch- ()11 a Norwulk foul, Norman added a {U N lkV and S h N 81k; OPEN E 7.3 .
ville with‘a friend. Who the friend point. for the Knicks Tim“ the snlnoi A: TWO“. ()VVreSV _ 0fwa out orw venings , 5
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Left. vGuard.

Field goaleefllinton, 5; Dorney. 2:
Cahfll. 2: Barron. 2;
man. ‘8; Roach. 2: ’Ackor, l.

. Fond aoale~CahllL 2: Norman. 2.

Refereemw. l“. Ranch.

Tlmer~John Munroe.

Norwelk H. s, ve.'l5erby H. 8.

it is doubtful if Derby high will ever
send a basketball team toVNorwnlk
again. They presented very little op~

sporting the N. H. S. colors. What few
(decidedly few too) chances Derby had
to tally. tho1 fell down on. After the
local highs chalked up iii 0“: the score
board. Derby scored its first. last and
only basket. If it were known how
long the b‘baltet" was thoarry them. the
Derby players would mobably have re-
ceived more applause than they did.
Greenwood ahd McMahon gave exhlbi
{ions of noalvshootlug in the first per-
lon. which ended 'with’Norwalk high's
Score at 0. Derby high. 2. Wilson and
O’Hara got in on the exhibition work
in the second half and if Storey had
not «retired there would have been
more work for the scorer.-
went to center and Aiken came into
the game at right guard Thirty-two to
nothing was the way it went in this
session.

Next Monday night the then] our

dents will have a real game on their-

hands, for New Britain high is sobed
uled for a return engagement. After
laser-Friday‘s contest at New Britain.
which Norwblk 'hi-gh won. 14 to 12.
New1 Britain will be after this game.
So will the green‘and white. team.

The score last night:

Left Forward. V N. H, S. D. H. 8.

,_;Cuhlll.. . .. Roach Wilson .111... ......JV‘Franket

' V Center. 1, . Righgiv‘orward. ~ 1.:

lingual.......1.......... ..Wllliams McMahon 1...... Hayes

.' Right Guard. Eltorey, O‘Hara ‘Daley
Seymour Center. ~1

the speedy youngsters”

O‘Hara “

do: disorders not beyond the reach of .
medicine. No need to saw more. The

 

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ITILIIN llllEVPEVVllDEIT ‘

SOCIETY lift-TIGERS

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,At the meeting of the [fallen Indol
pondenoe Society that was held Bun-
day the following‘omcers were elected
for the ensuing term: .

Praetorian-Salvatore Charlott.

Vice Preside‘dtil'i‘ony‘ 'Audino.

Treasurer —‘—A; Mugavero.

Corresponding Secretary—«E. EspO- . .

slto.
Financial Secretary-11}. Merino.
Treasurer—3N.
L‘. Glardano.
Jury—4}. Tomoeettt.
F. Placquaddlo. .
Sergeant at Arms—Vincent Clnoue.

John Fanzlili,

Society to attend their ' masquerade
bolt on February 22 was accepted.

 

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1 that Wicked boy was doin'?
alugln’ a hymn. an‘ this is only Satur-

day ."-'Llfe. .
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; mutation Chairs Morris Chairs. Mu-
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Cirulli, M. De Rosa. .

The invitation of the Luigi Zupetta ‘

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0 Hora Aiken ............. .Leshey
Right Guard.
Grimes. g; Nor- Greenwood ...... hicGhney, Donahue
Left Guard.
F‘ield goals—Wilson. S; McMahon, V
'1'; O‘Hara. E1; Greenwood. ll: ,1 .
Hayes. 1. VV . V .
Referee-4V. F. Ranch. ngiggfk Established

lnitialed Handkerch

with borders or patterns in

. iriah Embroidered

eyelet work

, . Special Note.

We invite your attention to an exhibit of the.old-
fashioned method of spinning by hand to be given thi "
.week from 10.00 to 12.00 A M. and 2.00 to 500 P. M.
in our FIFTH AVENUE SHOW WINDOW. .

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Christmas Handkerchiefs
At 25c and 50c each

At these popular prices the visitor to "The Linen
Store” may choose from an enormous variety of attrac»
tive goods. All our handkerchiefs are strictly pure linen. 1

The following are altered at 25c and 50c each:

Plain Hemetitched Handkerchiefs of lrish

‘ manufacture for men women and children.

children, with him embroidered letters.
Men’ I Fancy Handkerchiefs, lrish and French

Handkerchiefs 1n hundreds of designs.

' Swiss Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
in dainty, popular and attractive designs.

Armenian Lace. Edge Handkerchiefs with I
the distinctive and ”beautiful embroidered edges and

James McCutcheon 81 C6. .
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