Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 30, 1911 · page 1

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lliaveriy Inn, at Cheshire, Des-
' ‘Eariy Today—Woman
. LEducalor Dies of Burns

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Cloudy tonight; Sunday snow or rain.

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Penn§yivania Town Decides to
Change iisName to Farrell

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4111 additional honor is 1110 be given.
James A. P‘nrredi, who has-Va summer
home an. Norwnik, now heard of the
United Siwies Steel Cmpornlliion. med
whose cinn'ecir From “lmtoin up", be-
gnm no a wire drawer art the wire mill
in Fair Haven, President Farrell he
Abilmll'lll'e his name immortalized in the
gazetteers tend the postal guides and
pmrm'iniy on the. Anniih‘ooid time Arabian.
Dispatches from Siunron. Penn, hold
or 11 vote by the city fathers of South

 

RUIEAAARRS BURNER

Shun-on. 11. city where some 815.00.000
oi’ the cnpiitnii oi’ the United Slotted

Domination is inioeted, be
change its home 1110' i1 enroll in honorl

 

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AGAIN- EREE

Wile l‘hrew..ilishes at Him 0111
Being a Good Dodger He Was
A Never Hit

HE MARRIED HER ll .
lERlARE A HAPPY RRIAE

"Loss in .l-ia‘llliut, N. 8., Blaze is '0’ 11..» “W WSW“ 0‘ “1" ”MA“ .Three Women and Two Men

CHESHIRE, Dec. 30. -A (-‘ouni1y
hostelry famous throughout Southern
W cticut, and known as Scott’ 11,

med early today. The pmeeut

1' the lode. Charles Martin,‘

. and the Employee of the hotel, had to
cake hasty exits in order to saw. their

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eeeKEiieE 'i'illDE a

he dunno/l election of oillcero of
Elicitation 'l‘rAbe. Nb. 32,1.0 ll.

11 anout two weeks

, ’ 111.1111 WNW!
no ililll’a Moments nor the 1mm

Pi'dpllst~!lmuv Bulwitz.
lildef of Recmde~i11 B.Ma1iiriu.

”Keépr oi Wampum~Wliiiiam 1 00m
311% .
'Ilru'isitee, 3‘5'ears—Hunry E. Smith.
Representatives to the Cheat Coun-
till—~Hll1rry Baum. F. B. Malkln W11-
1' in E. James and Wilbut F. Hubhe'll.
Aiiternetela~le1mes Linton). William
A l.‘ Conlewcis, .Aoion Decker and Tho-
111111! F. Jalihcs. ' .
,.‘ _';A beautiful pant cochom‘s sash was
' infeseb'ted to the ietlring eachem, Her-
soy E. Bailwhtz last exerting hr Cooke-
noe filmmakers.

nErEonvE emqur
entrees emu fill!

The Norwelk Fire Department was
called out on the jump Ihhis mounds
‘bhocbly editor 0 o'clock to extinguish.
no inbipieht blaze in the home of Wil-
_,iIie11n Muhlberyer, tin Harbm' avenue.

vei‘b‘Cook, of Pioneer; Slausou, of
hoenix, mid Cameron, of Hope Hose,
Were oulcldy on the spot, and in e. i’ew

11111658 bed ‘a couple of cartinguisihers ‘

upon the bioze.Ti1e tire is
believe been caused by a do

latency The lower floor is

och old 1.5+ Mrs. Annie UNA-lore who
~i: the had ‘no' fire in him stove

'A' ”11111191111 brands or Whleidee, 11,1 11 1.

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new nrriemaA... 1.... 1......
Anne“ 10er

.1./Jule. N0. 42. {.410 F'., Welt“

- to meet the needs of the organization.

.‘ the warden, George W Mine. of Broad

A §48eac1AL EAL: humus +1.;

‘ .8‘outh Norwslk Three-Stu (lagoon. -.

1 MW“! Willem: “on. .500 11111.11», -BO“M

isolates Steel commotion. The 1111ch
was chosen it is sold out of hi oilered
I1in the routing. Pomrsylvnnin is doblcd
‘wiih .11111w11s recalling the grant 1111151.,
both in the steel null 11111 oil business,‘
'1ti1ough there is no Rockefeller among
Athcuu. Ohio. too, Allied a numbei oi' clt~
A less so named. leu'y, hut. in the big-
! gent us well as the most rapidly devel-
iopod of 11111 There is a Gurnegic,
Pcn11,.nnd also a Piick.

M 1 Ferrell is well known
resident at Hickory l'ilul'i.

-—NOTICE. ,
Glover's shoe store will he ciaeed'
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EILECTS. (EFFIGEIISA

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At tiles meeting” of Eureka Rebellion

held best mine? the omcera for the
uncommon were 11in They will
be installcd on January 19 by District
Dewey Grand Master Mrs. Emme “-11-.
can and staff, of Simmilonl.
The winners were as follows:
Nollie.011atId-—.Mm. M'Tiaomee.
Vice Noblewflhrlfllio Thatcher.
Recording secretary~hira. Jennie
Bradbury. '
FAnenci-ail
Bates.
Wine-whites Curie Footer.
Direction—«nod. Fitter.
Plenisvt—«Mns. George Valle.
Trustewoseph Gorhndn.

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1 Just to show'lts friends that it‘s a.
live, up-todete gun club, the mom-,-
bers of the Winnipauk Gun club at?
their annual meeting lost night votedf
to erect on their grounds in Winnl-i
pauk a clubhouse of a size eumclentA

Secretarywitlise Jennie

 

Work‘willbecommenoed on the build-
ing immediately} The need of 11 place
for protection while. members
shooting he's been felt‘ for some time,
and the new building will satisfy this;
need. These omcers were chosen for:
the new year:

President—«Emu Lockwood.

Vice President—William Fowler.

Secretarye-Frederlck' W. Thompson.

Field Captain—E. F. Sturges.
Assistant Field Captain-Frank Van
Buren. .

 

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-ch HIRE NIGHT 0R DAY,
'1'- passenger touring car, limousine and
taxicab Tel,“ 101-12.

TOWN DQCTORB APPOINTED.

The selectmen yesterday reappoint-
ed"tha old board of doctors for the
tolvn. They are'Dr. A; H. Baldwin,
for Norwalk; Dr. Franklyn G: Brown,
for East Norwaik, and Dr. 11.1.Miiton
Coburn. for South Not-walk Fer forest

Rivar, was reameinteii.1lp to press
time today, no appointment to the 116‘
sitlon of sealer of weigh“ and meas-
urea had been made.

HOLIDAYQ. ‘ ,1, .
‘At Gharles Signaweyh. 21- hey 13.1.,

“150111110011 Monolith and other

oer .'1 Bottled imported and. do-

 

 

Members of the council.

social gathering dispersed.

were _

Receive Divorces

Arthur Charles Ernest Hamilton oi

- Greenwich. who was a hcnpeclred hun-

imnd, was released from the gelling
lies that hdund him in matrimony to
Clare V. Waltz Hamilton. whose
whereabouts is unknown to the plain

superior coult 10.11101 do) He was
granted 11 divorce on the ground of
intolerable cruelty. '

Arthur C. E.’ Hamilton was born

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Emilee rm

Unwin Connemflo 1.0.11. 11 in.

; 1111111 1111 m mentioned: in:

event“ H m Chile ml. TUNA
mm: or 1.11..- am

here and m or the new...
lodge MW and all chloral A

very plenum evening. The follo‘fln!‘ ,
,. interacting m or emu-mm

A ”mom—Evelyn Ferris.

War-Pontiac Roberts.
Rectum-m owe.
Vocal Solo—Alfred Kramer.“
Bmmi' Mayhem
Recitation—Jemde Lynch.
“confide—fishy Halogen»
Mtwonwdcnnie Stanfield.

The annual report or the Knockem',
Club was reed and gave rite do a goodl
deal of ohmcement. Refreshments
were then served and dancing enjoyed.
music For it being furnished by various
All mot
weretlie recipients of a. box of candy
and it we close to 1111111113111 when the.

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-—N EW YEAR'S NIGHT.

Armory, L'auiers vs. Norwailm; High
School v.5 Mlddletown High. Basket-

Aball dancing.

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it become known today that the

Aboard ‘ot‘aeiectmen had paid to the

state the amount oi 5,000 demanded

thy the state highway depnltment in re:

turn [or repairs made to the Connecti-

cut Turnpike some time ago, when

Commissioner MacDonald took the in-
lative and put the road in proper re
pair.

, This action is contrary to the in-

’structlons given the seiectlnen, which

were embodied in a resolution passed

by a special totvnV meeting some time will am that the “will“! find en- 1

ago. 1
The case is a much-mooted one, thei
condition of this stretch of road hav-
ing been notorious from Boston to
New York. Fears that accidents ‘would
be caused by the condition of the high:
way and ofter appeals to the town
government had been of no eyail, the
conditibii' we- reported to the More
road department.

warm the work had' been done I hill

1 _ of 85.000 ms rendered to the solace
men by the state ior penmnt and
' upon the bum o! the local authori-

rhomugeiyenpyanennab 1......
in the Tooth Assembly Hall,

unique event , A .pclon given 1to nine
lady can A (or the recent lire-
menfs Alain ‘ ladies were in .a.
large part res Able. by their hearty
work in mu ” g for the success or
the lain and tire Vln‘ddies, to uhow
their 11pm tendered [the mean-
here of one sex a reception and
dance. Each was asked to invite
a gentleman d and in almost or

cry case Mgdld no. consequently
there were pmhirslh no ladies with
01.1 partners“ A

The deer! , of ‘l‘ed and mu
111111.111 in 111111» C lit“. club‘s deuce were
left. in We adult-he music by Svoc's
orchestra Indie delight for the are and
H 'l‘owardii midnight light retreeh-
merits wens Elected by the when.
There mercury humid programs, the

ible. and two prep,
Munich and , folhwal cum other
in only 11.1110 11an until ni-
tcr midnight when the 11mm mite up.
The fitmmm more aided in every way
by their Mendel/in moi-ring the affair
I: memos _ are corrosixmdingly
grlreful. 'l‘he :m of the 1111111 and
p'nuo and the 111111.111; were mild.

used Narrator-d. Amos thinner and Ar—
thor- normal. 11
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Crest-oi layer-Bait Nile
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HARTFORD. Dec- 30. «Every (New
darly house in Hartford w (tic-ed
yeahetdoy-by the police 111m under of
the Amy-or. There was no mg of
the intended 11101“ve the keeper's and

of town.
the red light district where these
places have ui‘cn' to long run without
mole; 1111111011. Accompanying the order
to close 111p and get out or (own wall,
a very euthcieni wording that if my
attempt were nude no open up ngnhn
1.111111 would be pushed to the limit.
Yesterdey alliteration the keepers m
the 31112111111911: packing up mmwy
to getting out of town.

Moduli Smithdssued the following
abatement:

“The mayor ins instructed the
older of police to clove every home
in this city than do reputed co be a
house of ill (bane Thebe infirm»

ins thiem inhemu'or luvs the toll

of. police coeunflselvnm He fee

that whatever eifect‘ this policy may
have upon the broad social quesbion
of p «mitotic-n, it. cannot fall 00 have
a deterrent effect open the white
21love traffic. No We men

«tenement of this policy will mean-
plied the impooflible. To be ounce»
mi it needs the: ouppdttt of mimic
opinion that is strong and W

to discover whether a 1.111.111: opinion
0: such a character exists. ’l '

diasto._V thieltmmmdacthm W
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orlditdble cheater to thermal. 1
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lire Emilefllflng no make (the affair nxs'

.‘lni‘ormal as
tiff, but Judge William 8.011139 01‘ thci ’6

The arm wile in the hoards of a;
committee of iieubenanis, two Naomi
each comedy: 1). F. Kennedy. choir-13
man; J. hummer}: Jerry W. Been;

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NRAIAEAIRIA

the inmsitcs‘umll the police arrived.
and 1111.1 them to (lose up and get 01111
There m'wnsierueuou lnA

clone were exeotmed today In glvr

and mdividedmrppen or. chevboeml.

e111.“ opportunity is now oilseed ‘

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All AMERIBAR

l. HowardField Taken From the
Trans-Atlantic Liner Lapland
at Dover, Eggiend

Jiilllil ERRAA WAS ARE
MAR REEIRERS WAREEIA

Ample Apology Made lNhen Case

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. T'fi ‘
Music Hall Filled Willi a Jolly

Crowd of Young People Until
Near Daybreak

The members or the Old Well Hook
and Ladder company qualified as on
terlaincrs oi! the first order at their
annual dance which was held last
evening at Music llnll. The spacious
floor was well'illled with jolly, fun:
loving people whor eveiied in the hos
pituiily of the neat appearing and effl

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Directors‘order 11.. Erie“
oi the system From Siém’i‘e I
to the Elm City

 

cient hosts. The evening wns one of;
rare pleasure and one arranged in
such a manner as to carry out theA
holiday spirit. 1

The docuruiions of the ‘hig hall
room were atrenged with unusuniA
good taste and reflected much credit
upon the men who had this importantA
detail in chnrge. The decorations iii-A

 

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LONDON, Dec. Stir-w’l‘he presiding}
magistrate of the Bow Street l’ollueA
Court today formally discharged J.A
ilownrd Ford. the American who waej
arrested by mistake at Dover at the
request of the New York police author-
itiee when he landed from the trons-A
Atlantic steamer behind.

The police magistrate exbressed
deep regret at the misteke that had

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The Breton News numb, which us:
M? W Minx but well-founded
reports W New York. A
Ion! Railroad.
getaway. 1mm dome out. with 4'
mm 0110' cited. M till New Hero on
”into Wyonldoublemktho
Aline hm South “Wk to {hub-17
ooiutoMtheidao! blending a
not: between m» Hotn- and Dan
Int-y.

. The computer was naked e queeuonA
regarding this profits. and WA
the “weekender. of New Eleven re
aired on horror. The direction and
1 “VET [0‘10" A

QuM—Ii it the intention oi the
New Eleven rent to doctritrits incl!
boom Not-walk .in‘ Dmbcry and 1m
mom to Brhdgeptmf

Answer-«No Vwoh invoiced has beenv
considered .

For me time. the Times-bender un~
derehood the questloll or electrifying
And double limiting cite line from
i'Sbu-th Norwalk to Embury. end the
cor-sadnent sbendonment of construct.-
{1113 a line not}. nebury to WhiceA
:Plsinis, was held in abeyance by. oil-1

clinic of the road: However. the s are,
A‘ment mus by the WW WI
would microbe that the road will build
lbs lino emu MW or) White Praline.
as planned.

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Ettore omens

At the reoent’méeung 0! Court mi.-
cea, Order of 1.1111001de Sceptre, the

‘ cars for the ensuing term were
elected and other business transacted.
The otllcers will be installed at the
next meeting, at which time there will
be initiation of candidates, and when
refreshments will be served.

The embers 9loctedV, were as hollow:-

Wortby Euler-“Esther Merriam.

.Vlce Ruler—Id't Merriam.

Attendantsh—‘Ello Armour and Car
tie Reunion: .

Recorderdeillibn Merriam.
‘v-Custodlanw—Eniilla Button.
‘ Treasurer—drunk; Noyce.

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ingly suvoréd of the Yuletide season.
'the spirit of which still lingers In,
the center of the drop curtain on the
stage was suspended o, silken AmerA
icon flag. which was flanked on eachi
side by 11 Christmas tree, resplendent
in its hangings of shining tinsel. TheA
lower portions or the balcony were,
artistically draped with Americanl
Aliens while the sousorr's greens and;
colors were tastefully distributed,
,throught the room A

llubbell's orchestra, augmented ml
the presence of M1. Williams. of Siam A
ford. oi the drums dispensed plead:
ing music for dancing during the eve-
ning and that together with the un-
cxceiied floor conditions made for theA
pure enjoyment of this pastime and
exercise. There were but few in the
gathering who did not. make the mostA
o! the occasion to slide through a

wait: or trip a two shop to the stir- 1

ring tunes "at. that orchestra.

Neat programs were distributed;
contouring cute""'of the oncers and
other information on well bathe dance
cords. '

Between the denotes and during in.
tennis-ion. the company served .re-
mahments which were coneumodi
with n relish by those present. It
was not until the curly hours of the
morning that the new broke up. all
agreeing that the dance had been one.
of the most successful of the meson.

The outcome! the campeny erezg
Hamilton Comatock; foreman; Theo-l
dore Club, llru assistant foreman; .
Herbert Rayiuse, second Inletnnt
rog’eman; 11. William Harford, score-A
tsry; Frank N. rem. treasurer A

Much of the credit for the successl
of the evening is due to the commlt- ,
tee in charge which was made up of
Eamoel'P. Holmes. chairman. -i~‘red\A
“Waters Howard Finch Herbert Ray»
fuse. and Elbert Brunstrup.

 

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—-NEW YEAR'S NIGHT.

Armory. Lauters vs. Norwalks; High

School vs Mlddie‘town High Basket-
bell dancing ' .

KIM BEBIIEEIS ,. .
SIIMTIIIB BAIE

CALCUTTA, lndls, Dec. 30 -—l{ihg~
Emperor George and Queen Empress
Mary returned here this morning, the
former from a big game shooting ex-
pedition in the northern dependency
of Nepal. during~whlcl1 be bagged no
fewer than thirty tigers and thirteen
rhinoceros. The queen-empress. in the
meantime, minds 5. long «our in the
various provinces of India, during
which she visited many of the ble-
torlcei spots.

Their 11111199111111 will remain here un-
‘tii January 8 end will then go to Bom-
boy, where they will embark on the
ste'emor Medini far England .9“ Jan-

 

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Cost 18 Estimated at tram 54
000,000 to $5,000,000? A

NEW HAVEN, Dec. rid—Preside ,.
Charles S. Mellon yesterday . on.
noumed that the directors of the new
York, New Haven and Hartford RM
road company had ordered the electri-
fication of the New York. division _
the road from Stamford to New HM.
en. The New York dlyision 1.1
ready electrified from Stamford

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m ‘
On January IMMWMM
will occupy their mm in Tuber,
Zlock urn-him: st. . .

ANOTHER Will

couldnotwork All “my.“
board, onhellid noitppmveW '
of the mentors whim bed beendl
ed or recently. 11 l-

1Mr.Wywll‘lSélldh&msI

to 1110 Board of Cannot-Amend: m1
or South Network. ed. the meeting"
be held next week -

As succemr mo lawrenoe A. Don
less. the modulator d the board; we
recently weighed and redeemed to
York cram. Robert 1} Mitchell were"
chosen no 11111 the unexpired term
,Mr Doug-.hzss

~Danciug School, Red Men's Hal.»
opens Jon. 4 8. Policy, teacher.

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HIT FDIIIIIB
COIN“ (ALIAS

n was reported by excellent 1111M
ity this morning that “the use lilo
Company with it: plum tin _
uterine, had cloned his dome and

'negotilaiting (or the we; of its

and machind‘y Effects wrench S.
Palmer, superinteirdent of the coir
pany. Were of no villi 1101' could
one else in Nichol-it} be secured up
press time. V.

The Hm Wilding Gummy has
doing business for almost halt .
Ibury in Willi Norwelk hid 18V
throughout the WA ' ,
liable Alton. Mar W lull ‘
been a. boos heme edithee‘ Of
ponies proper o
corms for new
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