NEW YEAR‘S. DAY SENTINEL.
Tho Sentinel will be issued as a
crating paper on New Year's Day,
next Monday.
”Airfield '3. Bradley. of New Haven.
atheiguest of her parents, Mr. and
d»; A. rFranlre, of Hanoi street.
ll. 'Wardwell. of New York
5 Th; Trinity Episcopal Sunday
Christmas" exercises will be held this
Ming pull all are ionising forward
I very pleasant time.
leu millennium. Clark of Lnurai
' Hall Milford, is spending the boil-
day ‘vac‘b'tiou at Hotel Mahncllelno, the
wisest or Mrs. J w. Studwell.
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The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
'.‘S B Meeker l7 Westport avenue, Fri-
, “7. Dominic: all. at 2 ociock. All
:1‘intorested in temperance work are
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. A. PJMaaner entertain-
gl' about thirty oi! their friends Christ-
Inn’s. Gifts were distributed and light
refreshments served. Music and a
Milt time in general was enjoyed.
like sheets pronouncing their host and
Foam charming entertainers.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
busy, in Belden .av‘euue: was the
anone‘of a happy family reunion
Wistmas day. Relatives from Boa.
ton and New York as well as those
'Norwallt, were present and a fine
Hrs. Martin Kellogg, of issues
a‘itreet. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
..j‘honlao, of Berkeley street. and Les-
..‘ber‘Kr Warren, of issues street, have
. .izl'foturlcd to their homes after spend-
" 5 ‘ in; Christmas in New Yelk city. as
the guests of Ml. and Mrs L. Morgan
Crook. Mrs. Cronk is Mrs. Keiloggs
daughter.
-—Dancing School, Red Men's Hail.
opens Jan. 4. 8. Policy, teacher.
f'l‘hbl‘efllil be a meeting of the Win-
nlpanx Gun Club on Friday evening
F E Lockwood's store for the pur-
. I of electing embers. Other busi-
' may come before the meeting and
1b, possible that something definite
"filing the proposition to erect a
bio club house will be done. All
1 hrs are requested to be present
thistirne.
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all sumo closed up as
Insomnia that then-w board may
‘ slant awe: lioness: manna msstlns
with it clean slate for their record to
be rot made. ‘
~ race aounw‘
Boston
The Candy or Excellence
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' Jean J. James, of Lewis silent, a train.
‘ will be the selection.
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ohm ideas promptly balls sass-
for sale. All hindw 07 mm
liven special attention. .
‘ om shall may. womla »
a.
Look at my window» at Main?
Bill. Nonalh. and see how m3
you can make the tree look this
year/Tear” both battery and 119-
volt outfits at prices that will sur-
prise you.
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, CHARLES EUEK, JR.
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51 MAIN IT. NORWALK
Telephones: crass. I01; house, 214
, 2
George w. Dilworth. of Mott avenue.
took an extended trip to Westport and
return yedtcrday.
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The Catholic Club young men will
give a dance in the town assembly
hail this cvenlnz
lKabaosa Encampment. No. I. l. o. 0.
F. will meet this evening for the rogu-
iar business meeting.
Court Narruit. No. It, Foresters of
America, will meet this evening in.tho
Wall street quarters.
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Court Cecile, Daughters of Castile,
will meet this evening in the club
house in West avenue.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, C. A. it.
will hold a regular business meeting on
Friday evening. Routine will probably
be the nature of the business trans-
acted.
—-pon'l forgot the Catholic Club
dance. Town Assembly Hall, tonight.
George C. Lockwood. of High street;
Norwailt, is slowly recovering from
.qu‘ito a serious operation which wits
pertormcd at his house recently. Miss
ed nurse. is in *sttendance.
A large number'oi‘ the members of
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32. 1.0. R. M.. are
planning to so to Bridgeport on Jan-
uary 23d to attend the public installs.
tion of the odicers of Koncltapotanaugh
Tribe. of that city. An invitation to
the lodge was accepted.
The blidge construction committee
of seven on the new Washington street
ridge will meet on Friday evening in
the t n court room tor the purpose or
select ng a suitable construction engi-
neer. it is quite probable that Engi-
inser J. n. Griner, of New York city.
Friday' evening in the Town Assem-
bly Hall in Wall street. the Norwalit
Fire Department will tender .to the
in makingthe recent department fair
a success a reception. This will be
the first of Its kind ever held in town
and promises from the extensive prep-
arations to be a line altar.
The fire insurance adjusters and
agents have gotten together and have
set the tireless on the stock and 0011‘,
tents of'_tbe L. Frankieldt & Sons'
branch at the insurance was carried
by Raymond I Pollard. while at. John
Merrill carried the insurance 0n the
building which was recently adjusted
at I2, 000.
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As, the' ' Year 9
gross we havp made since it
began: . ,
. if December sees no pro-
gross from January. it is
time for some careful think.
his.
In short Have you saved
XélllasT‘roe Lighten?
fair canvassem who so ably assisted ‘~ ‘
cap factory at a little over “.000. This ' ‘
3 uoawALK
German Carp .
Eels. not dressed
Cod .
,4 Spanish Mackerel
Smelt
Frost Fish
Blue Fish
Haddock
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your wines, whishics Piol‘s bottled
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vormoutb. hitters and olive oil. there
. 'by not alone obtaining the. finest but
also obtaining your supply at the low- '
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We ask that you but try us, and we
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.tlao Republican unanimity inasmu- ‘
inset the wool bill. Representative .
V'Eiiil or Connecticut contributes a lap
ring note. Asked will he tbotht of '
,g the" interview of WMT‘SIICDI. belle ‘i
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Gosling Long Clams, opened
Gosling Cismsior baking
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FRII DILIVINV.
A Mouth Full
or flashing white teeth is thdenvy of
all and the particular pride of the
owner, yet few persona realise the no
«salty of giving the mouth the proper
GIN. a
Tartar accumulating on the tooth
should be moved at once: it not only
gives an untidy appearance and of~
fonsivo breath. but invites disease.
it is a simple operation and very
important. for if it be allowed to re
main decay of‘tlls teeth or disease of
the gums is sure ,toi- follow;
Have your teeth cieaned. and let me
instruct you on the right way to keep
your mouth in a sanitary condition.
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0m Saturday Evening.
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- m the fifth the honors went to Ken-
. and not a bleeding nose. Kennedy
was not yet ready to present its con-
. question.
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.MONNIB DINEATE KENNEDY-
‘Nsitbdi‘ at. Whlts Hop‘bs also... Ado
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. NW YORK. Dec. 28 «Carl Harris,
the supine» outdo-slut
weight, in eisht rounds of a ten-renal!
night. in the sensual opinion of those
at, tho ringside. bowler of the “white
hopes" allowed slit advancement to
ward their aspirations of some day
wrestle; the world's champion from
ga‘clt. Johnson. The” Oklahoma man. who
woishod II!) pounds to Kennedy's 2th,
. was considered too slow and Kennedy a
much praised footwork proved a dis-
appointment.‘
The New Yorker showed great
lameness in taking the punishment
which his. tumor ioc‘mao‘tiss, driver
save him Pinball so much the
worst of it in the latter rounds that
many of the 'spectators shunted to
Referee Dan 1pm to stop the bout,
but he declined to interfere, , .
, The first round was an even thin;
with Morris' best blows loft and
‘rights to the body and Kennedya
loft labs to the lace. Morris rushed
in in the second round with a left to
the face and missed a loft book. but
its follchd then with lofts and rights
to the head and stomach. Kennedy
sent back a couple of left film to
the face
rdund with rights and lofts to Ibo
body and a left to the- As for
litennody,~ he got a sting! lots to
‘s face and I laid swing
to the jaw.
blows and were in a hot rally at the
boil. it was Morrls' round. Morris
was the ags‘msor again in the fourth.
body. After telling a right and left
to the head from Morris and being
forced into a neutral corner. Kennedy
exchanged loft books with Morris
retaliated. honover. with a right to
the law which sent Morris staggering
to the ropes at the still of the round.
in the sixth Morris severely pun
ished Kennedy with short arm jolts.
hail oppercnia and a straight left on
the nose which made it bleed afresh
From this on Morris was always after
his man, with Kennedy fighting back
as well as he could The bout ended
with a rally in which both were in-
lighting with blows to the body. They
clinched several times and in the
breakaway: Morris got in the more
telling blows. The only damage Mor-
ris showed was poled lips. whereas
Kennedy was bleeding profusely at
the nose and was otherwise battered?
amen-Puss amarsus. " ‘
Omnaiatlons Most to Define What Ha
' ‘ Shall Be.
NEW YORK. Dec. Stir—Representa-
tives of leading amateur organizations
throughout the country met here year
tsrday, in connection with the annual
meeting of the Athletic Ressai‘ch So-
ciety and discussed the athletic ait‘
nation in general.
An important question before the
society is that of donning the "Simon-
purs amateup" A federated commit-
tee appointed to investigate this
question reported through Dr. Paul
C. "Phillips (Amherst). chairman of
the National Collegiate committee.
that progress had been made toward
a solution of it. but the committee
0
ciusions.
The committee is composed of A. A.
Stags. Chicago University; Prof.
George W. Ehlcr, University of Wis-
consin; Dr. it s Clam). University of
iowa; Prof. C. A waldo. Washington;
T. F. Mara. Purdue, and Prof. R.
Tait McKenzie. University of Penn
aylvaniaJ The work of the committee
will be continued
“It is certain." said Dr. Phillips,
"that the solution of the question of
amateuriam will not be decided upon
the simple question of the receipt or
non-receipt of money.” ‘
He added that the committee would
decide it upon the breeder basis “of“
the influence involved and that the
committee's determination would go
tarthc'r than any other ruling on the
The following officers of the soci-
flowering. Ns Endowment; Chicuo;
rigs-precision, William Orr. deputy'd
commisdoner or educatiog, Boston. and
common-aura; Joseph ill. Ray»
croft. {Houston - "
DIN-tins Home Schedule
ClflOAGO. Doc . 28.~Pllc‘stdaut Baa
vanesmont Toward WWI. tho, . 1
World’s Championship from Jack
Tom Kennedy the New ’Iork hear!"
l‘sut at the Empire. tonne Club last ‘
Norris forced the pace in the third "
They exchanged body "
oty were cleared: President. Clark w. T-
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days that it was a mat disturbance to
have callers annoying them.
zbyosko Loses Match.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Dec. 28.-Jesse
Wesbergaard won his match with
Zbyssko, the Polish wrestler. last
night. The latter agreed to throw
Watergate twice in an hour. but did
not. Still a. fall. Westergaard .was on
thomnressive most of the time and
on two occasions had Zbyasko in a po-
sition hominid: he ostricated him-
self with diiliculty. 1n the last ten
minutes of the match Weaterauordl
bad all the best of it. .
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Flynn Knocks Out Caponh
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Dec. 28.4——
Alterftwo and a half reunds of name
and uninteresting milling here last
night, Jim Flynn. of Pueblo, whipped
acres: mo effective punches and Tony
Caponi. the Chicago middleweight.
{out down fertile count of ten. Ca-
pool was outclassed and Flynn was
never forced to exert himself. The
boot was scheduled to go ten rounds.
Gl‘RDLED THE ‘GLOQE AFOOT.
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Capt. Salon Bays He Covered 34,200.I
Mil” in ii.
Capt H M. .Seaton. of Chicago, who
arrived in New York recently on the
American liner Philadelphia from
the different offices he had visited. lie
alerted from New York on April 9.
1908, and walked 5,483 miles to mé Pn-
ciilc coast. at an average of forty miles
a day. .
Duringlhis three and a half yeare‘
tramp Capt. Benton said he had met
was in peril. in walking 3,000 miles
across the Australian desert he was
near death from starvation and thirst
and saved his life by cutting the tele
graph wires not lineman would be
sent to repair them.
in his expedition into Thibet‘ from
Dariheiing in the Himalaya mountains
he was captured on his way to Lhassa.
natives, who live in trees and warn
each other or the arrival of a stranger
"by uttering a peculiar wail. After he-
in! tortured with iron spikes Ind burn- '-
ed on the soles of his feet no managed '
to escape and not into China. He ai-
so says he walked through Africa from
cape Town to Cairo and never took a
conveyance on his entire Journey ex
cent to cross water. ' ‘ >
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R. I 6. do. Blues Three Employees
*soo Each in‘ Golda-6 and to can:
atolls Girls Also Remembered
1!: a reward. for faithful service
min; as years with the concern, the
it. a: a corset Company on Saturday!
“presented three or its employees with
_' 350 in gold The three all-lb have
worked tor, the company for the past
' are Miss Ionian Doors.“
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Money said the work,
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A ton of our fresh mined
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CRIME.
NEW BRlTAlN, Dec. 28.—Cam
Davidson, one of the proprietors
local twentyflvo cen’t store, was
$35. in police court today for
pounding. a crime. He was .
arrested on a chorus of com ‘
felony. ills counsel plead
tendre ~ . . . ~
Last. Saturday nigh Willis
wetter no amount
lover's! anall articles on!
m Bout store.
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