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. after which a
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possible to enter the structure.
' please mother.
. lined & Volk Electrical Co.
.swoi'thc
tag and worth selling:
3 If it is it is wortha
vertising in The Sen.-
tinei
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Amoiimi Pmi
Nova From All mu a'm wane wi,,a_.mni wet. and 'our ‘Osm Operator
There would be‘ no
use for distilleries or
breweries it all men
drank like a fish.
—Uncle Philander.
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Entered at the loot! Hm
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SOUTH nonwaLK. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1911 m, “3:33:55, {31:33, .1.» TWO cums
...... ”w... ,.
EXPENSE IS
II? til .81
City oi South Norwalk Likely to
Have An Eight and One-Halt
Mill Tax Next Year
IiII‘I IIiIIII I’IIIIJEIII
“Milli WIIH IIEIEIII
Grading Oak Street and Com-
pleting Cedar Street Sewer
At the, meeting of the South \‘01 u out I
lloutd of 1': climate and T11v111luu,ui1icl1
was held last evening it has 14“ out I
mended that 1111 Sié unlit 11111 be laid to
meet. the expenses of the (‘II_\‘ govern-
mom for this fiscal year, which will
be due and i‘tlliecitillIt? on May let,
ititL’. This will raise enough fillitli toE
((‘ontinued on lCietcutlt Page)
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—-NOT TOO LATE FOR CHRISTMAS
tt.11'c you seen titcm'.’ Do you u out
thcm’.’ \\'ilt ‘you buy them" hiecr-
uchntttn i’ipes, ilricr i’ipes. l ricer. r-ea I
Phone 33.3.
\Viil'ILPIJCY &‘(‘LARK.
(‘ot'. Muih & \l’ushintzton Sis 1
17 outcome . I
dream occurs
M I
'Over 1310 Knights were present test
Eui'c puzzled about"
'101 us help you select
IIIIIIIIIHI [MARRIAGE
WAS IIIII IIIIIBINII
Captain Nelson Taylor, oi South
Norwalk, Sues Wiie for
Divorce
Captain Nelson Taylor, of South
Norwalk, tins illcd n suit. for divorce in
the superior court against Ailette Tat"
tor, now of Napadowo, Russia,
which he ('rluu'gcd infidelity.
tors were married 011 Jim
and It is the claim of the
215, 1900,:
timed according to the Russian form
of religion, her marriage to Taylor
was not binding. and on Septtpnbct' 25
of this your she married 11 mun nnutod
Constantine iii'giott-,~utt.i is now living
in Russia with him.
Man Alleges Cruelty.
Michael [\01 11111, of Bridgeport, hns
irrouuht suit in the Sitpt‘l‘itlr.(‘l)lll‘t
u vainst' Kate Korma also of Briducw
111111 in which lit alleges that the dc
,icndnnt Itit't been guilty oi inlotot'Enhle
(11.1 it). 11105 \vt-te 111111':ricd on Sup
trinth-r 1911?, and have ill. 1" minor
child, Arthnt. nnd the plaintiff asks
for the custody of tin: Iiov
2w
-—LAD|ES:_ IF YOU
'iut'gc stock of Snioiicrs‘ Articles. Snip
venirs to indies. At .A. Dreyinss'.
“a... .0...” pf..-
-ilurry Smith's iltuicint;
M’ ILHONEV DIED
FROM EXPOSURE
in I
The Tut-A
pctitionerE
that his wife tell him because she lie--
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11111 It
it within
Board at School Visitors Dis-
cusses Advisability oi One
Boom Addition '
IiHiIIIiE IIIW SXSIEIII III
IIEIIIIIIIi IiIiIiIIS AIIIIIIIAIEIL
, toilets and revolutionaries, respective-E
I I)",
EDrawing Teacher’s Work Re-
ttutititiitf J
, pressed himself all “ready to accept a
ported as Being Successful
(the oi the important muttt'rs
brought tip at the. meeting of the board
of school yield-.1111 taut (v.1-ni11t: was
the. ovc1cr'ouding 11nd 1111s11nitur_1 "on
tiltinu of the ilrooitsitiu school.
5 nt‘idition of one room was rcromnn 111i
. ("ll
the smokers gilt:
it from our'
to acrotnnmtiato the pupils. A
(Continued on St cond l’ncei
~SPECiAl. XMAS BOXES
‘oi (‘iguia mtti (.it‘tat‘i'itcu. 111 i)10y.:uss'
.SouvI-uirs to indies
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St‘hool
E’i‘rust (.‘o.il11tldiug Thursdnv evening
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The autopsy on‘the remains of Ed-Q
.wnrd Mcilhonoy revealed the {not
that he died from exposure and that
he was not murdered as was said by
night. at the rooms ot’ South Norwaik ihomo unless the exnmlnation and 1111- t
Eaiysts of the certain purt of the etc-E
terring of the second degree upon ainmch which is to' be made. reveal!
Council, No. i2i1:,l to witness the con
class of seventeen candidates. TheI
work was under the direction of Dis’
trict Deputy’John l‘. McMahon, assist-
‘ ' ed by his staff or oiiicers comprising
(hand Knight 1): W Hariord “ortht.
luquieitor Edward J. itay.es Chnntelior‘
John W. Scuiiey. Worden C. A. Mc-
Numnla. assisted also by \\'n1den i..J
Adams. of Catholic Union Council, of
Norwalk, ;
The oiiicets received meat ptatse'
for the line manner in which the work
was performed Prof Edward RE
l-inutds of Norwalk, nidcd. and mitdeE
' the degteo work v'eiv impressive bv
his quartet, composed of
Ward Albert Rose. James Caitili and
Joseph Linxweiier, of Westport.
. Rev: R .i Cnrroil.l)r.l)1'ennen Pa-I
titer (Thernitzky made a few remarks.E
lunch was served and:
it good social time enjoyed.
—SPECIA'L XMAS SALE.
Why should you worry over the cter- I
not question: "What shall I buy toI
please, them?" See (lusteiinno & Bar- :
duni's ad. on page 7. I
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1111115 LOCOMOTIVES '
ossrnono 111 r111:
H'OULTON, Maine. Dec 20.-~ ~Ntno:
locomotives were destroyed early to-E
day in a fire which burned the round-
house of the Bangor and At'oostook
’Ratiroiid here. Five locomotives were
"removed-before the flames made it im-
The
blaze started from an unknown cause
in a small oiilce connected with the
round-house and both buildings were
destroyed.
—Some new electric fixtures would
Excalient line at the
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CLOSEs FOR CHRISTMAS"
The Harstt'om preparatory school in
Prospect avenue closed today far the
Christmas and New Yeat‘ 8 holidays.-
The school sessions will not be 1r-esum
'od until three weeks from now, when
the winter term will begin.
——SPEC|AL’ VALUES OFFERED
on Meerschaum and Brier Pipes
/ WHELPLEY d: CLARK.
001'. Main & Wsshiugttm Sis.
w... ..-
“Iva—H‘-
"Boys' and Girls’ High Cut Shoes,
at Cennealty e Bracken's. ‘1
. iiy nt Noack's.
‘ Norwalk,
" v.21“:
. rlsyes', 5 Main :street. Nou'wsik.
something different Captain Thomas
Hunt of Norwalk spent yesterday in;
Mamnroneck where the autopsy was
held and attended the. examination.
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E tlou do the abrogation of the Russian length of residence at Shanghai.
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.-LEARN To DANCE FOR 51.
Over W‘igutorcu Thurs ’l‘le 73.2.14
EIIIAI ABIIIIII IIII
lIIEilI‘ iIiIiIiIiiIIIiIII
House Emmett to Pass the
Lodge Reicluiion Endorsing
Prdildsnt Tait's Act
WASHINGTON,
Doc. 20.-~Finll 80-1
The remains were. received in Nor Eflreati 0’ 1832 M" be taken today,
walk last night at 11:17 by Under-E
tnker P. ll. Kevanngh from Undo
er Kolter, of Mamaroneck The in-
nettil services will be held tomorrow
morning from St. Mary's church at 9
't'iocit. Interment will follow in St.
Mary‘s centctet y.
-—THE LAST SIX DAYS' RACE
i1'etc fot iloiiday Pipes, (‘lgurs by theE
Smokers' Articles. Souvcniis to tlte‘.
Eindics. c
WHELPLEY & CLARK,
Cor. Mntn d: Washington Sts.
~Xn1aa Watches for the whole. furn-
Look them over.
IS pin or 1111.11
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MANILA, Dem 20.-—«A battle In tnr
uttnent tn the Island of .lolo between
six hundred Moron and a force of Am.
eriean troops.
The Moms, who are delving the hi
titnatum issued by Brigadier General
John J. Pershing, ordering the dis—
armament of the natives in the dis-
trict, have retired to the top of the
peak of the Bud Daio, which they have
fortified. They are surrounded by i11-
inntry and artillery and a fight is like.-
ly to begin at any moment.
-—8PECIAL FOR XMAS. .
Decorated Xmas cake to order. Full
I line of all kinds of‘brend, cake cook-
ies, biscuits, etc. Phone us your
wants. Bonner Bakery. Tel. 387.
H i LL-«U'NIDERIDO'W N.
Miss Catherine Underdovm. of South
and J. Melvin Hill, of 36
Sprint: str‘eot, will be married this
evening at 8 o’clock at the Trinity
Episcopal Church Rev. Frederick A.
Cdlemen will onloiate.
”a.”
arm-101.10 Panties BOOKS,
Rosertes., etc, beautiful Christmas
Fine Assortment at John T.
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-—FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY,
7 pennant“ tout-in: our, limousine and
. taxicab. .Tol.101-12. '.‘...“
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I" m“L'ISIbox Cigm anti Cigarette Cases andI
I speak on the matter.
Iwhen the House passes the Lodge re-
jdcut '.l‘aft wha anticipated to end the
Eiong time understanding. That the unofficial communication
House will accept the Senate tesolu-
111011 is not open to doubt for Repre the none and the other consuls follow i
sentattve Sutzer, of New York, chair-
man of the House Committee on For-- Yi replied in a few courteous words,‘
Eeign Affniis. to do) endorsed the Sam expressing gratitude on behalf of the
The way thus is much Imperial Chinese government at the
Ilntercst when in the situation by this
into action.
'c.icar
Mr. 3.11m announced on his arr-gt
,vni at the Capitol that he intended 10E
A11
.
, t't-mlu' 30.
I . ,
; l‘uttml Slums, Great Britain,
‘ Itt-rmuuv,
I morning.
E Amos? ‘
Imm’o address and was followed bi’Itended meeting or the Roton Point in the hold. polled a larger vote than!
Ithe other four diplomats In order ofEDtv-iston, of United States Volunteer expected
It is the gene- Itntives oi the tmpertat gov'erumeut
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Administrator James H. Mc-
Kternan Wins Out On Appeal
to the Supreme Court
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1..” substance that utter t1r.\\u 'ling Must Pay 1115 Town of NEW'
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But Tang-Shad-Yi Must Com-
ntunicais With Peking, lie
Tells Peace Conisrence
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SHANGTIAI, Chitin, Dec. 20.‘~-ti‘ur-
ing the peace conference between the
representatives of the imperial (lov-
erntnen-t tied the revolutionists this
afternoon, Tang-Bhool’l, who re.
inescnts i’rctnter Yuan Slit-Kai, ex-
republic but must first communicatet
with Peking.” After the meeting ttudI
udimtrucd, 1111 edicts! statement ini-
tinted by Tang Sbao Y1 and Dr. Wu
’i'Ing Fang, the leaders of the burner-
Fun; had presented at length tie'
ruse in favor of a republic us indie-E caflaan on 63 Acres 0X Land
pcusahtu condition 01‘ pence, Tungi W
Shun Yi in replying “expresvoti his T‘yfint‘. throt- dc. E510“. gram mp 311
H'fldillwlfi i0 “(‘l’t‘ttt l-Ir- \\ ‘1 ImKIprc 111- court of cirors Vti‘lo handed
lung's vii-w, but the mutter wus H’I'ttnwn “95‘1qu
ttnpot'tnnt that he inner iirst commit-I that (“um n“.
iliiilit- with Petting.”
iu i'l'iidgeport
0 no of Grenville 'l‘ Shutting 111 at v
7““ umlISU“ ”01M”! i119 opposing \liiiium .l.‘ Merritt ct at etror is found" "0'“ ”A" '0 '5”
1111.111; this now been extended to Dr.
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't‘lrtmcohsnts of the,- six potvers-wtitot
Japan?
I-tiillt'e enud Russia“: niich
on T111111 Shun ii, prcnii-r Yuan h 11
ptost-ntutive, and 111‘. “11 Tiny: Pong, 3
of the Provisional Government. this‘
and presented an idonttcuhn
11111 m 10.1 p 111'.e\cn1111_r,. to 9 ‘p. m.
~NOTICE.
The City National Bank.
the public in gener'ii, The (‘ity
111110.1-xptessitig the good uill of their
when the i'itipcs 111“
in the
To ntcuznmodntc Its customers and
.\‘a-
'tlonul think will be open on Saturday;
aftert'ooh and evening. December '.’.‘iu date.
continuum
111111 11 11511111
Cr. 0.11. Davis Beat His Repub-
lican Opponent by Only Three
Vines
MERIDEN. Dec. 20.~——By a muimityE
of three \otcs Dr. C H. S. Davis, a'
ticntocrnt, was y't'Hsteiday clotted may-
or, succeeding Congressman ThomasE
L. Reilly it was the hottest may'm
and intcrcst was intense
,the four-cornered tight.
owing
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Dr. tin vis re-
E cetvcd a total of 1.71;} votes, Daniel J.l
'ilonotun republican,1.761]; Francis
E .\t uatcr, independent, 855., and Alex
lintgt socialist, 573.
the itvo wards by big ptut'aiitlcs, gain-
ing tittce members in the connoon
ll‘iolilt'il. which is now composed of it)
Ell‘pltlliitfllls and it detuoctmats
. ’i‘nc tepubt'. can party does not con
E'wdc the election of Ur. hurts and it
is exported that '.tppitt‘utlon will to
mode for a ttcount on the mayor
nlty.
Dl.‘ Davis mayor of dietiticn
lie is one of the
oldest pinsicians in the city is a long
Ist’l‘l‘It‘t,‘ member of the school board
and the humor of many works of mod.
I ‘t1'.ino iirthucoiouy and itistorv. Mr
Donovan, has represented \iet'lden in
the gcnczni assembly for
three years.
Mr. Aliyah-r, the independent. candi-
is (ditor and pnhiis r of the
litr- r.'tti1n Journal and wage
WI! 5
I-..-.....c~uw limt'thmeuts and the It‘ll"? lit... hunit also has a large suppit 0? patch thtonzh the columns of his pa-
that the peace. (Gilli! retires now in ecs-
Esion would be successful.
The presentations first at the bread1
quarters of Tang Shoo \‘,I and then atE
the hem of Dc, Wu Ting Fens. madeI
, Eur: straits r1111.
desiring the some.
an impression W
The German consul was the first;
spokesmen at curb plane. The Amer-i;
can representative. Consui~Generai
.Wlider seconded the Geo;
m
'At an enthusiastic and iurgett
their seniority as determined by Life. Saving Corps the committee on
At the residence of Tony-31103 YI EDr Hiram 13. West. Frank ltulns and
mi German ('.onsut as dean of thoEFrank Relay, reported that they had
rtulc. Isolutlou endorsing the action of PresLE consular norm. begged permission on fifteen pmamme 5"“ which mighti
behalf of his government to rend an an the bill These were considered
and the two most favored selected for
Having received permission. he read further consideration. _
The Ute savers are to hate a homo
and a good one The place will coax
tnin accommodations suitable to the
ed in order of precedence. Tang- Shoo
nation, it being planned to devote the
basement to a
six powers He said he heped that: pool; and the second floor to a danc-
the conference between the represenv lug hail.
new currency. 80- d and sitter for the per.
.hoiiduvs which they will be pleased to Dense-5 take the city omce out of pot-'
Innntsh their customers and all others pics and
1.111 11:11 to...
ill
Ibulldtng sites which is composed of
needs and desires of such an organi-
spacious swimming
lower the. tax rate halia
Emiii. Mr Atwater is a former state
E senator and recently attracted consid-
tumble attention as tax collector by
enforcing payment of the personal tax I
He left for Washington after the. re—
suit of the vote became known.
The socialists, who had a full ticket
-—GREAT MOVING SALE.
This iirm will move in new Tarlov
building. Everything must be sold at.
great sacrifice before January 1.
[DA nnusnv. 11 \lo Main St.
1 ”Prize Whist and Pinochie. Party,
{Thursday evening. Odd i-‘eiiow's Hall.
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——Keen Rutter Pocket Knives, i-z3’
off. F. A )litchellls Furniture Store.
lElltllLL COLLEGE
, V CliiiiSTllAS 111:1:
rut expectation that. his address wiilEand the revolutionaries would be sue-z 18,“!th one at which the plans and, tainment was held last evening “I
“at out} be ”‘9 endorsement 01' i119- 0938“” I“ WSWI‘IDS peace ‘0 the coun- desires. of the members were tents Merrill College in which the pupils.
Lodge resolution. which paced the‘
Senate unanimously yesterday,
Mr
try. E‘tltety considered. no definite action
Th8 (‘OMUIB then ”New?“ ‘0 ”“3 being taken in regards to the .“EWE fair was a happy one throughout,1'eatE
and the faculty participated. The 31-?
that it will deal with the manner in headquarters oi Dr. Wu. where much building At a meeting to be held out IChrtstmas spirit of peace and good
which the legislation will be initiated Ethe some ceremony took place Reply. ;Wednesday 0! next week however,I will to all was in order and was
While Congress is severing cerftntn lug, after the none had been presented something definite will be done. This pensed with by all.
”Emmi“ With Russia. “‘9 SW6 IWI I” "‘9 wnsiiist Dr W“ “I“ “0 99“" session will be a roll call meeting and mas tree, beentttnllv
partment and the White House are
working vigorously to push negotia-
tions looking to the drawing of a new
understanding. That this is a delicate
task is acknowledged. The best of
feeling thus far marks the negotia-
tions, but the diiiiculties, while not
insurmountable. are great. This is es-
pecially so because of this govern-
ment‘s ban on the entrance into this
country of the Oriental races.
'- Both the Senate committee‘on For.
eigtr Relations and the Foreign Af-
fairs oi" the House today indicated
their entire willingness. to assist in
advancing overtures in every wey in,
their power. The stake is a commer.
cini interchange between'the ooum
tries running into the millions of dot-
lars of dollars annually with the bat-
nnce 1.11.111 favor of tho Unotid States. "
With the abrogation incident closed
diplomats of both countries believe a,
way out of the embarrassing situation
will be found. The one great drew: ,
back to promptreadjustment, it is ac- ,
knowiedged will. be the endcdv‘or of
both political parties, on'the eve of a
presidential campaign. to seek politi-.
tlcat aggrsndisernent in the existing
misunderstanding.
...—-—......—.‘.~.—
" -—Bu'y the smoker a. Pocket Lighter,
$1 to S10 M A. Dreyfuss‘.
-.-A Humidor is a lasting gift. Full
link at .A' Dreyfuss'.
could be permanent unless it was évery
based upon the highest justice
The. console then withdrew.
The conference between the repre- session that Miss Rose i'tttnoff, the
setttntlves of the imperial government ,celebrated woman swimmer. was to be
and the revolutionaries was resumed at Hoyt Theater in the near future
at the town hall this afternoon at 3 0'- End it was voted to give her an ova-
“00k Etion and to present her with some tok-
Een of the esteem of the members of
“P1 ire Whist and Pinoc'nie Party..the local division
Thursday evening. Odd Fellows’ Hail.
'--Clltbill's Parcel Delivery. Office
Wigntore‘s Drug Store, Tel. 573-2.
, 1 tDl'PSGDE.
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*—MW.V.—-¢_
-—Greet sale on Jewelry, Watches
and Diamonds, sold below cost. Money
needed to finish new building. Every-1
one has the benefit of this sale before
it gdes to New York auction. A Tar-
tov. 111 Washington St.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Announcement is made bf the en-
gagement of Miss Margaret A1601!-
frey. daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. BertOn
.131. owner. of Philadelphia, formerly
‘0! Norwalk, to John G. Peebies, of
Milwaukee. Wisconsin. The wedding
is to take place some time in the ear-
1y spring. Miser Godfrey. is a grand-
daughter of Edmund’Godtrey. of Wall
street. and p niece of Ft‘nncls J. Mc-
HWW- 1“ ”“1 35° Per 50"” '- 'Keon, of Beldsn avenue, and John
Fresh Western Eggs, dcsén. 38c. MoKeon, also of Norwalk
, Fresh East Norwalk Ens. don. 66¢ __..';' W...— ‘
«Sweet Potatoes. Tu’rnlps, onions,- .—N0'rlc£ 70 THE PUBLIC.
Carrots. Grapes, Layer Rollins, Plum .Tho Uniongrercei Delivery‘has‘add-
Pudding” Heinz Mince Meat. 0’1"" uses. ed another vision tor the accommoda-
Citron. Poultry Seasoning, Celery.
. 111.19. MEAD & CO.
--FOR THIS WEEK..
Best Butteruper 1b., Site.
Best Lord. 2 tbs. for 250.
Large Cranberries. 2 quarts‘for 25c. .
Best Mixed Nuts, .pet‘ 1b.. 18c. ,
Best Eng. Walnuts. per 1b.. 20c.
Ribbon Sandy. 2 the. for 25¢.
Pennut Brittle. per 1b., 1512.
Luxury Blend Coffee, per 1b., ‘30:.
B. B. Blend Coffee, per 1b., 35c.
1775 Blend Coffee, per 1b., 401:.
Greenings and eidwina. per pic, 3011.
Olives, 100, 25c. 30c, and 50c bottlm
Maple Syrup, 10c, 15c and 250 bottle.
season.
thin or the public dot-ins the. buttons.
dis-
decked out with
the cedar at this festive season of the
tiveiy and appropriately decorated for
the occasion in holiday colors.
in the course of the evening various
games were play ed, appropriate to the
occasion and the prizes offered far
excellence were won by Miss Alibei
Hyde and Miss Louise Bruschwern.
The pupils were the recipients of
handsome presents from Mrs. Merrill
Ewhiie she in turn was the ’recipienti
'of a handsome membranes from the
pupils and faculty The pupils also
remembered the faculty with presents.
Late in the evening refreshments
were served and later all repaired to
their respective homes, declaring that
the 'party Was the best ever and en-
the college.
_'-REDUCTION iN' MILLINERY.
Theatre Caps mode to order. bend-
,made‘Aviatlon Caps, Fancy Bags and
' . W
-‘—95c and five coupons wilt buy a
Vantty- Box. , A neat and useful Christ-
mas gift. ‘ ‘ ‘ “
, -‘-iF YOU WANT
to. give your wife a useful Christmas
present. put an electric listiron- in her
stocking. ,Atileed a. VI)“: Electric Co.
’ nity cimrtion in the history at the city’
to
The tcpuhtttuns cutticd four out of:
the past .,_
ahot cam-
iic pledged himself to cut ex-,
A large Christ- .
Dolls' Hate, to be found at Miss Pol- .
hemus‘. so Washington St. Phone 302. ‘
11111 111
Pastor in Prison Acc'used .11
Murder of Avis Linnel Moti-
taies Himself
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Physicians Performed Operation '
E Later In Prison Hospital
BOSTON. Dcc. 20.~'Rev. Clarence‘V.‘
IT' itichcson. who is confined in the
Etfttaries Sheet Jail awaiting trial on
tht (t'hatge or murdering Miss Avis
rinnett. (”tits hitnselt with a piece oi:
‘ttn at an early hour today.
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at tod not to be serious.
the aim was not suicide
it is said .
tint the wound wns inflicted in the
git-.0111 and that although Richeson dis. .5
‘ilgured himself his condition is notion ,
it is said. that ‘
Counsel for the accused man stilts I"
.1 pi
that Richelieu attempted 19 mm ._
late himself, inflicting We- aim
'tnade it necessary '19: llllyllm 1”
complete his not by an operations LI}. ' ”
the prison hospital.
tempt to commit suicide, althou‘zh
there appeared to be some doubt on
Ethts point. among the legal fraternity.
The attendants It the 1in he": ,
disturbance in Richeson' it call early
,rthe morning, and when they investigii
ed they found the prisoner in grant ,
agony. He had gushed himself with
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~8PECIALS AT JOSH-m
Fresh SW Get Cider, 25c gal. '
I \ery Best. Butter, 37c' lb. , ,, -
2 lbs. Maiagn Grapes,~25c. I" '
2 tbs. Large Prunes, 250. '
Paper Shell Almonds, 25c lb.
15 Sweet Oranges, 25c. L
Fancy Cranberries, ,2 qts., 25c.
Good Raisins per pkg,10c
«Ale still have a large supply of
Xmas Trees, reduced prices. ', '
Joselofl’ s. 72 No Main St. Tel
cull 467.
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The large doutbe truck trolley I‘citr
Ileuing Winnipauk, yesterday at 2: 84
Eo'cock, jumped the truck at the No:
Canaan corner in Main street and rim
into the fence of A. P .Buxton, 1:9
member is being urged to be all the trinkets and lights that go with Main street te’g’rtng down a. portion
Eat the some. No passengers were on.
It was announced at last ev‘cningsI year while the school hall was attrac-' the car at the time
' Motorman Howard N. Godfréy and
IConductor John C. Doxney were in
'Qharge of the car and utter a. co,
siderabie amount of Work managed to
get the jumbo back on the rails. ’1‘
car was not damaged to any extli
Iscratches comprising an the disar-
rangement.
The trolley was not under a grab
.deat oi headway at the time of th
Iaccident, having stowed up for
Icurve which is rather sharp. Had in,
car been moving swiftly, it is ltkd‘i
that serious damage to the car,‘ ‘ '"
.posstbie injury to the trolleY 11:
might have resulted.
thused with the wholesome Spirit Of“ NATIONAL SOCIALIST' GONVEN
TION. . .
CHICAGO. Dec. 20. ~0klahonta City
' Okla, was chosen for the National
ctatist Party Ctmventiou in the the,
endum yote, the count of which we:
announced today. The convention
begin May 12, 1912.1ndisnapolis.,‘
was the second choice and Gin
third.
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31113.net; the 1.11 11110 at the
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Sentinel want Min. 11v
The act of the minister is not ~ ref _,
gut-tied by the jail officials as an n:- ‘ ,
a sharp, jagged piece of in. mitt ,
Norwalk Chronicler