7: , NEW" YEAi's DAY sew'fmst. J The Sentinel will be issued as an morning paper on New Year's Day. next Monday. . 1 A subscription whist party will 'be held on-Saturday evening in the town _ hall or Cannon Station. 1“ .r , a ,. ‘. . ., The tri-dompany plnochle . tourna- Jment-wiil hold its third sitting this ”levelling at the Putnam Hose- company parlors. ' 1. m a. meeting of Olive Branch Lodge, . No. 19, Knights of Pythias, which will lbe held this evening, the ofliccrs'for 1: the ensuing term will be elected. Arthdr Vledenberg. formerly of South Norwulk and Dnuhuly. who is new employed in New York city. 1111 ‘ derivent an opc1atlon for appendicitis .1” ' '7‘" ‘ 0“ Tuesday 0' this “’99" “i ”W “0050‘ 2King; Arthnl will 1111111111». of a turkey! volt Hospital. \ccording to a cable received 111 the office of the Hamburg- American lines in New York, the steamship Cleve- . land, having on boald several world Jt‘burlsts, reached Manila on Saturday, with all on board well JJ '»T)J0n't forget the Catholic (‘liilii dance. TQW“ assembly Jilull tonight; 1‘. Wood Walston’ was arrested again last night by Captain J. iiarly G charged with drunkenness. Waiston was in court only last week and Judge 1,. - Tammany sent him to Bridgeport lull " _for twenty days. as a result of last nights orgie. __... --—_ \ \‘iiss Meta Willing, of Cannon Sta tion1 was very pleasantly surmised 'last evening byla number of her friends. Cards were played through- out the evening and refreshments scored. Miss Willing proved to be a most delightful hostess. V The Junior Epworth League of the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a social tomorrow at”- ternoon at 3 o’clock in the basement _ of the church. TA program of music will be provided and refreshments served. All the juniors are invited to be present. 1 , I " . There will be an gamlnationJer the position of food and drug inspector t.» _ l'L 2'“. ‘ ii . 1119111 111111 Nd”; stalling west winds The storm that control over Mario yesterday morning has moved eastward" and i8 pow control over the maritime provin- can. It is followed by 11 long ridge of high pressure that extends the 611- 201-0 temperatufes extend from Mom freezing temperatures as far south as Florida. Warnings for high winds. -. which were displayed yesterday, are continued during the day. .. WEATHER A “YEAR Aoo TODAY. ".'.—J Temperature: Mlnimumwdo multi- mum, 45. Partly cloudy. -4; Miss Elizabeth Ann Holt is quite ill at her home in Winnipauit'. ' o—A' o David Ppllard is suffering from an attack of grip at his home in Winni- pauk. hot-“ww— Mrs. ii. Natts‘l‘ord. of Wilton avenue Norwaik, has gone to New York for a silort.visit with friends. Rev. J, J._ idav at his home in New Haven while lJRm. Miller J J. Mctllnlllss spent the holiday at his home ill Me1‘.lde1l i At? 1.21) this evening the Knights of s111lpe1, to be served in their own (laur- tile in the Glace I’ilrish Guild room A royal time is anticipated. N. _, .. .. .__. i Mr and Mrs John T llayes and 'duuglltcr 1121th otilcldeu llvt'nue. lt'fllt ‘to New Y'olk imitl\'.'i‘i1r'y will return this evening, while Miss Ethel will r-v main lol 11 week's visit with friends The Christmas fostiltlls of the Nor 1 walk Congregational Church will loci 1 hold tomorrow. that for 1110 primary i l lllson. depaltlllent 111 the afternoon and tilt" J‘ :ddO C oalf me for the seniors in the evening Mr and Mrs. (‘hestor S. llcncditt have, returned 111 their home in New‘ i llcrk city often spending the holiday} lulth Mrs. Benedict's parents I)l'.1lndI Mrs A ll. Bulduin, of Nol'wuik. The annual Christmas festival of the Norwaik Baptist Sunday school was held last evening. There was 1t ‘(illrlstmas tree, along with presents and a happy social time for the child- ren. ‘1 , t Miss Minnie Jilurl'ow, oi East avenue. was operated on at the Norwalk hos- pital yesterday by Dr. Jean Dumortiel', Dr. Franklin G. Brown. is doing nicely. The patient The Christmas rush has had its eflect upon the Norwnlk postoiiice de- livery force Carriers Henry M For- , tire- length of the Miadissippl Vaileyg ' .1 This area is producing pleasant wea- f. ther‘ with low temperatures in all sec- .1. tlons east or the Rocky Mountains; ' tans southeastwhrd to Illinois amt "" . Folder: " flow to " . Make Delicious .- . ~~ Colon." ; Keane spent (‘hristmns‘ assisted by Drs. Walter Hitchcock and - - at 31.40010 32 000 a year, in the bur- ry and George Nickerson are off for non of chemistry Of the department 0‘ the day and Substitutes Wallace 1. agriculture, Hartford, January 17 and Woundy amy J William Rowe are cov 18, and also on the same day there' ' Will be 311 examination for the posi- - if 111.11 of typographic draftsmau in the _, \ Isthmian canal service at $125 a ' l month. ‘. A letter from Mrs. Harrie C. Cobu'rn "dated Cibu, P. 1., November 15. states , that they are all well and happy andl ‘ hope to have their new bamboo-house finished before Christmas, and for a birds for Milton she was going to tie bamboo branches together She says 1M1'. Coburn is sending 1,600 Philippi- 1108 to Hanlli ovary month to work on the sugar plantations. . _ William Wollnitz entertained the members of thp‘ Metropolitan orches- tra, last evening, at his home in Nor- . walk. -A'!ew married couples swell- ed the number to about; a score. The evening was pleasantly passed In mu sic. cards and towards midnight re- ' trel‘hments were served. Those yre- sent included‘Herbert. Baldwin. Chas. sterling, Ernest Lawrence. Joseph Hillard mnk Chase, Stanley Bald‘ 11111, John JPJowelI Leo halter and ‘ ‘ . be 119111 mail etching. All erlng their routes. time enjoyed this morning in the Norwalk' not understand the full meaning of his former plea. Judge Lockwdod found reasonable excuse and discharged the odender. James O‘Brien, in post-holiday "-1135 roarousn‘ess. last night, attempted ito the Klondike Park lunch wagon. He was taken in hand by Oiiloei' Charles Page and put in safe keeping foi- the night. This morning he was senten- cod to thirty days in lull‘wtul'costs. The annual Christmas festival of the 11011111111 Methodist church will threat- the. entertainment ~11“ beeni propared ~ will be the usual. gifts tor One candidate was initiated at the - meeting of Ophhx Chapter, No. 52, Or- I. tier of the Eastern Star. which was 1: , held last evening. At theconclusion .. of the business meeting, those present I' adjourned to the banquet room where .I refreshments were served and a social 1 Salvator Scarpello, who hadpleaded I. not guilty to' the charge of failure to L pay his personal tax, changed his plea ~- town I. court to guilty, explaining that hedid 1‘ make 'all sorts of trouble in Weir :, stmet. even threatening to break into gm‘l’o of 11111111 ire 1111111111 11111. 111111 ms: 1111111111111. ..rbut 1 bet Mabel 11 3198111111 . "lilandl 11 1111111111 J Balloons Coffee 111er Morals; and always the note with a Rochester Percolator Pophlari- Prioo- Simbisto Operate - Boasts Clan ,S‘AVES NEARLY HALF. because it extracts all of the good of the coii‘ee' _ i "All: icr our Illustrated ALL SIZES Company I have 11 business "principle." I would like. you to get better «acquainted with. It's a business ‘charactor" I've built duliug the years I've been before the people asking thoil patronage l solicit your implicit couildcnco and in letl‘lrn promise to give the most seals 01191 study to the perfoc tlllg of my facilities for meeting your wants. i 111111 a fair share or profits for myself. up 11wre.l'il.'11'e never ; 1 tnhonimom, consequently have more. thou the mere satisfaction of succeeding. l llnvo the consciousness oi having dealt fairly with ' tllose'u'llc have given 1114- success. ‘ ~ i; , “ MANUEL TORO HATCH. Fly-11 111 quality. 11:51 in pill-Jo, always in the minds of its custom ii c111 “bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. 1 WWW.“ L w n--.» ..~-...-........ 1‘ . .'.. . .,.. .\ That’ s itl—e—L— J A Hot Thlng Send us an order 101- one load, and we will retain you as a GUI- tumor. Cijamfer from ointmuudorm quality. suitable for turnaoe, range, stove or self feeder. Prison on application. J! i RAYMOND BROTHERS We Exercise the greatest care. skill and judgmentin bottling, aging and perfecting Rupperts Bottled Beer. and the result is that it has a flavor rlcllnesfand char actor possessed by low bottled beers, even at higherv prices than We ask. Order a case of 24 bottles for the Holiday. 3115; delivered Magnet 81 Flynn F or This Week MEN' S BOX CALF and GUNMETAL SHOES all weits $2.29. ‘ Come in and see them. The White Shoe Store go Washington St. (30:. Worth & A‘tl ti St .. SO. NORWJALK STAMFOlglg c s Former value $3.00 3: FLou‘l‘s PIE ANJD sA'rHINo he'll soon 'be dead. “I’ve chewed tobacco Jover since I Centenarian em or. Habit to Kill. was human I s'p FOPO ,‘LVe spent "‘9 u“ ”W.“ WWW“ i money enough on 'baecmto buy a. farm 1113 are shortening the lives oi! Amer- once and I don't (eel imam. " . loans. according to Tilden Pierce 0( Tilden was born in south Pond Vil- Plylnouth, Mass, who will reach his 1m 0 December 27,1811. ' hundredth birthday Il‘rlday. , J . .. “Yep, ” he said yesterday at the Ry: “Well. Tommie," said the joyous der Home for Mad People in Ply- slithers, “you must congratulate me. month, “What's shortening the days of J am going to marry tour sister " . his claim he calls you; attention to 0 Too much pie and too frequent bath. all equipped, but ’we can’t like more’ a “ thatch: .111 . ' multicolor.” 1 TJ doing huuitma office of building and loan cannula» J faioner to Accept the position of bani: ' 11111111111511.5111“: 'j’. ‘ ' Hartford, Member 26,1911. Commissioner. 11111111111, Conn. . 11.11.11 Sir; ureaupat my opinion as 11111311 ciantfi made to you by gCllarJles R. MoGartip'. mmtary of the New York Real Estate Security com- pany. relative to the annual repoit said In his letter to you he insists that‘ his company is to make the ‘leport re- quired by Section 37 of Chapter 191 of the public acts of 1903.11“ to justify Section 81 of said diet, relating to the ' annual reports of foreign corporat.ious Among othc things this section pro- vides that “the president and treasurer of every foreign colporatlon dolngJ JJJHJou. Fred 11.11011 Building and Loan ‘ O B Jackson Optician ‘- , hanwatkl ‘. - J Everything in the Optical Li . J Eyes Examined Free man: was. company should make under the its-1 W . , tutc laws of this state. business in this state, wiflfill is not re quiled to make other annual retul 11s. in this state shall, annually, on 01 be 1 fcle the fifteenth, day of February oriJ August, make, sign. and swear to and file in the otiloe oi’ the set-1"eta11 ofi the state 11 certlgcate similar to lhoi 1rerlificnlo required by Section 217 of} this not" etc. ' 1 i PM)!“ the facts you have presentedi 110 me. i run of the opinion that the 1New iork Real Estate Security com puny l~1 an investment company as do fined by Section ii oi? Chapter tilt of JtlleJqubllt' ilifiS of 1903. and, lherc‘ f tore. is required “by low to make other , _glunuul returns in this state": namely. the returns required to be; Jnlude by banks. savings banks and) trust companies. 3 J Said section of the law proridcs ‘thal such companies ’J'shnll be under: Jthu supervision or the commissionér" i on building and loan associations. and . 1 subject. to all the laws relating to the} lOXfllllmaliDn and report'oi' banks. sav- . . inns banks and trust. 11.011111111111111." J The reports required of banks are idonncd in Section 111111 or the general .stntules. investment companies will .nluke such reports to you as cannula Jsloucr on 111M111; and loan associa— g lions. J ”The hlw now provides tSe‘ction .'.." ‘i‘hnpter a: of public not a of 1911) that Ino i111 cslmellt company shall do llusi ,ncss in this state until it has been ll 1 1 i ‘ lJcclllled by the commissioner on build- ing and loan associations ill the than $16 and your Old Generator-' for your Automobile. I Now is the Time to Buy HORSE CLOTHIN‘ Luther M. Wright is THE BLACE uni 31.111111 Mt a'noll. A " 'Moyer $2350; Hudson $1600 “THE Krit $900 '_ Covering price that a man should pay for a reliable Automo— bile. The 1912 models of each car are on view at our gauge. Automobiles for 11111131 by the hour, day or wefibma OSCAR H. BANKS RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 _. .. MN... _. .’..‘WM.-. NORWALW. uer required by Settled 4000 of the lgenclal statutes regarding foreigui lhnildlng and loan associations, and; ill")? violation oi this provisionnshall be; 'sublcct to the penalties imposed by} Section 15 of Chup‘ter 194 of the public] acts of 1903. Respectfully submitted, - ’1 .INO ll. LIGHT, i ' . Attorneyfieneral 5 WW term will 1111.1. . 5 BE FOIHIIIT TOFllll8ii FRAMED PICTURES in all sizes at specially reduced prices. WATER COLOR PAINTINGS by best American Artists. Popular StllljectS. COPLEY AND ELSON PRINT in Sepia and Carbon. RHINE PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRiNTS. ' y ' BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SMALL METAL FRAMES. JACKSON’S STUDIO MANCHESTER. Engw Dec. Both sides in the great cotton war, which was brought about by the refus- The mills in a score of towns in the north and northeastern districts or the county of Lancashlre are at a' stand- still. In a few lnstaucas the tires are kept going, but this lathe only sign that some of the owners hope that i there may be an early resumption of work The operatives seem firm in their ' resolution to demand recognition on their union. They thronged the streets throughout the day, but all has been orderly up to now. ' The dispute spread today to the county of Cheshire. The mills at Mar- ple. owned by the Cal loo. Printers’ Combine, locked out l. h" bands this morning and similar action is expect- ed in Other Cheshire centers. The Cotton Waste Bpinuers' Federa- ., tion resolved today to close the mills belonging to its members on January ‘ 10 If the «111111111. between the employ- or: and workers 111 Lancaalllre is- not ‘ the mount generation In because they; "011.. thunder!" growled Tommie. eat too naub'll‘i pile and cake." ‘ , "Why, Tommie!" protested anthers. um look at 1111111111er of times "JDon't you 1111:1119!" ‘ a. fellow battles these. days. Why. . “0h. M I like was 11.11 ououg " it’s a dangerous practice and bound pound of and! you wouldn't be” how’- 11th and if a "opossum all: her. and she bet you lttobeco "aloha Midi—1m WM ' settled in the interim. This will add many thousands to the number or 111» employed. The next more appears to 11s with l”); Sir oeorgs'anlwlul, 111 on. £09. or 2$.~—-, 111 of one man and two women to join; .. a trodes union and which has caused - the lookout of 160.000 weavers and the :. placing on half pay or an equal num- ,: ber of spinners, are determined to ' fight to a finish. .53 ~Wail St.——_~ Opposite Hotel *Norwaik " Reduction Sale of Ladies’ suits, Skirts, Cioaks, etc. The Paris Cloak 81 Spit Hon THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES 515 Main St, Stamford. ‘33 So. MainIStz, South Norwalk ~— 111 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR P011. sear FLdba. ABAe FAch anaA 1:92:11 r-J'Ach‘ MAlNEJ sources, A PEOKJ ........
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