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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» SATURDAY JANUARY 6.19312
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Rev. George M. Teeple, at Hudson
Falls, New York. Gives First _
Sermon Tomorrow‘
Rcv. George M. Teeple, of Hudson
Falls, N. Y,'who was called to the
maternity“ 01' the Advent. Christian
Church, ol3East Norwailt, and who ac-
cepted the summons. will preach his
first sermon tomorrow morning at this
church and indications are that he will
preach to «big Congregation. ills rep-
utation as a llUWel‘f'Iil preacher and auc-
ccssi’ul minister have traveled to East
Norwalk ahead of him and his parish-
ioners expect. great things of him.
' Rev, Mr. 'i‘ccple in il 1111111 of expor-
WIlH llllPlillNE [MPliillS
» - - 30f his service for the church his stove
“I338 Foreman 0f Bang Sirmgmgi urdship has always been attended by
Wires for Light Service
success. lie is exported “to do thingsl
for the East Norwdlk pastorate. P
3 ’ . . ltII Mr. ’l‘oI-IplI- was born in Milan
3 Alfred G Bouton. of "3 \P” Amt " ton, Minn. of (‘ouocticut bouu pnIIIuis.’
sheet not Norwalk was knkd h‘.lii1~1 fatth was an Adtcnt Christian!
\cw 03““3‘“ 3esteida3 afternoon. a l ministeI before him and some sixteenP
. m... ..
:li‘ nut Notwalh I-lIuIch Although bI,.
driving. living only a short “m" utter Iin Minnesota he spent most of his life‘
3 a:lltltli‘tfnfu?21:?133'f881ligcfd28:Pldon1118:: 3 in (‘ Ixuttet [hull and hiaasnchuuetts. Ho
3333 the 333031333333 03 the 33039 on 333C31botun prcuthlugon November iii. 1881.3
3 3 ' and was ordained on Apiil $1884. Uh
wagon. as h‘ was roundmg a curve =.\'0\o:ull'er lst of that 3081‘ he began!
Mr. liouton was young and especially his that pauiorato at “aiiiugford ‘
popular, and his death copies as a Conn. and hns been 1“,...ng I111 oi
shock to his famil3 and many friiends. preacher ever since Among the plat”!
. AP 00km“ yesterday morning wthII he has administered not: Wul
eleven “‘9“ 19“ N0'“‘“k in PM ”"01‘ ilngford litistol New Haven and Him
for the line of wire the l'nited Eiec 3mm Conn. Spt'ingfield lines. and at
trio Light and Water Company is HudsonFalis.N Y
stringing above New Canaan. Mr.
iiouton has foreman of the gang and,’
the3 had accomplished a full Iluy'8
work and hug 8W
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‘lllNEEWlE GUEST
Ailred G. 'Bouion, oiiEaei Nor:
walk, Almost instantly Killed
in New Canaan
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Rev. Mr. 'l‘ecplo is matried and has
two damghtors, who are also married.
He will probably be tendered 8 new
3 near future.
-;B. P. o. E. NOTICE.
The members or Norwailt Lodge.
‘No. 709. B. P. 0. 10.. ammuootedt‘o
Iappear at the lodge room on Sunday.
Ill Mil. lliSIilE; l8
' TAKE" To RETREAT; January 7 1912.112 u. m, to attend
I the funeral or our late brother Albert
BRIDGEPORT Jan 6.—~Threateningiil:. Dates.
,to‘ boycott the county lull in nature on i
lose their demand was granted, all the P Attest:
3 prisoners at that institution went oni
strike yesterday morning. demanding
that Charles ltemondski. or Falrileldu
0116 of their numbet. should be remov 3
ed tram theI jail and placed in actual
mote suitable place.
many is. PICKERING.
Exalted Ruler.
HERMAN a.“ MALE/l0, Secretary.
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'IIV lllll'lllllTE GTRIKE
0F tflilflBllllllEIEil
After a. consultation of the jail of- ~—-—-—_.
ficiais it was decided that the. guests BOSTON. Jon G—Anothcr effort
had made a good point for Remunsktl was made a couple of hours before
made so much noiselat night that oth-‘ noon today to settle the strike of the
his in the jail had great diiilculty in Iongshoremen and ward off 8 threat-
sleeping“ ‘- ,;ened embargo of Boston's t’oroign com
Dr C. L. Banks. Dr. F. B. Dowins ‘ merce. President Smith. of the Chain-
and Dr. D. M. Tretanin now called, ber of Commerce. Chainnan Hugh
examined Remonski found him very Bancroft of the new doclt commission,
I'uuch insane. and had him committed representatives of neural steamship
3 to the asylum at Middleton“ upon an lines and strike leaders Joined the con.
order from Judge William S.Csse.§ie1‘ence. while Mayor lt‘itsGemld was
Remondskl was taken to the state repteseutcd.
institution yesterdai b3 Chauities in- ‘ Both the steamship agents and the
vestigator Alex Morrissey. who was strike leaders declarcd‘today that they
well prepared fur a tussle because of were willing to submit to arbitration,
the previous reputation of his prison- hut could not agree oh the arbitrators.
er. , . The men want a ten-cent increase
Since his incarceration in Jail on a in wages, day and night. but-the steam-
bindms over process from Fairfleld. ship agents .claim that the present
two weeks ago. Ilemondslti has ‘made wages are excesgtue,
life miserable at the county hootelry. ._.~_.._...3.__.___;_.
1318 has been exceedingly destructive. .. .
audi- outlbiled ogreat otrength. tearing' HEALTH 80‘!” “3T8
illl MEASLES GASES
"01.1839 iron -,cot breaking everything
in himmll barmaid lay his hand8 on,
nodmaking gflhthe noise possible at
The South Norwalk Board of Health
held a meeting last evening at which
all times. ems-'1‘»
time a number of routine matters
When he had. broken everything
, breakable in this cell room, he started
3 to'specialice Ion noise.
time the jail officials 8earched his
.I‘ roammpd cleaned it out as thoroughly
. as poislbie.‘ but... _~aiways Remondslti,
,, _3 withdomoaiscal ingenuity. would dis-
._ bovepmomethlng new to beech, or a
ginew way of making a fiendish racket.
. 'ilhairoday night he discovered an old
; took on one of hie‘ bars and invented
. a house or running it up and down
3 , the bard melting a noise like the nine
. iihés on 11118183 cat entering into our- 3
gila‘iol‘y. That wig the last straw and
3. the let] odicisls' hastened be get rid of
' . their unwelcom- 311681". \ .
33 Remondelti was bound over for 3 ,,
3 stealing thirtyghlolrcns from 0.11. 1: 45 o'clock I“ assume the {tin- ;
, Jeljnlnlti. the tinnitus owned-.611 the .8181 of Brother-lupin B. Bites. - ‘ ‘
3 pass". "Jennings (lactic? in Foirdoid. -I’er older: .
‘ . amongst the chickens were it panther. .‘ 3 WILLIAM J- POWELL.
» oi! very untrue Mtge winners. all Ii- uteri: ; ‘3 .Wo'rthy President.
~ .~ whip were killed, by. Remand-kl ‘09th not... Secretary... 3,.
:the present measles problem came up
for discussion and in garden bu prevent
another epidemic. it was decided that
Indian should be given that no pupil
who has been afflicted with the dis-
ease, unless he has a doctor's cer-
uacaib to the effect that the patient
is in a fit condition to resume his
studies and associate with otherll. ,..‘
——F. Oi Ea; MorlcE.
Members of Nunavut! AMEN
Fraternal Order or 1888198. airs rpu‘
* quested to most: in (Meltdown in Well -
street tomorrow. (Em. 30h. l“
P5" ‘0 mum ."W‘il has or“ the numbers or his ”airflow 3
Time after: “me discussed ““0““ “he" "“335 any new financing to meet these obli .1118 their genial host many" happy re-
gallons and how they would be men!
his hospitality.
RiPiiii iliN
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Coincident That Future at China
is Entirely in its Home and
Acts for Peace
Piliilll Sillliiiiiil
lilliill All APPEPI
Position oi Peking Government
Appears to Be Hopeless
SHANGHM. .lau:ti.~—-’i‘bo Repnbllfi
can government is asauminiz a wry
strong position and now Ionsidors that
The luaduItI believe that the
Iouutry is altnostmnanlmousb in favor
of the Republican mmemcnt and that
the. regular drained armi will (ennui
over it their all II almost to a man
The cabinet formed in Dr. San Yet
Sen
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Pliillilli Hill lilliill
ill Pill lilllllilllii
_3.
cam-w. ll.- Tammany Tc
deli 8 City Meeting
As a4 mien of the agitation, con-
cerning ”martian oi the Board dildo»
blame and Taxation of South Noc-
wclk for having manned the tn m0
has today declared the terms itI
Willllll lillPPlillil
PliilVlSlll llfllil
President Tall optics Nomination
to the Senate-00» News of .
Connecticut interest in .
Washington
WABl-lilNGTON. “Jon. 3.~8enator
Burton. of Ohio. paid that night that
he had not decided yot whether he
Iouid accept the invitation tendered
him to address the McKinley associa-
would‘ not be able to to, but would
give an answer the loci; of this week.
Senator Brandsxo‘c went to the
White House yeshordcy afternoon with
Colonel lliiman and tax-Governor
\‘l’oodrull’ to complete the arrange-
meats tor the president's visit to New
Haven on the 15th. ‘
The president cent the following
nominations to thencnoto: Frank A.
Monica to ho postmaster at Deep Riv-
or. reappointment; John A. A381-
be puntmantol‘ at anybroolt teat:
pointmcnt;ldd1nund id. Crowe to be‘
i thu future of China is entireh in its iii’hlmualer at South Netball: map-
l hands
pointmoal; Churlcsiflfirrls to he will
thinner at Weathers; reappointment;
and Annie Iii. Vlutojt to be postmeet
In at Eugicviiie. ntMu presidential
January 1.
.i. ll Gate, or 890th Chatonbury.
of. Wailingford and M10. Mk. 0!
Bristol, wete‘bofom. the senate com-
' mums on post unions and poet roads
yesterday afternoon and pretentéd
arguments favoringlnpnoral parcels
pout bill They no thiamine
as opposed to 1mm of u export-If
maul nature and '
mm I run and Coloncl'
l1. ht. Ultimo. of New Haven. called
on Bonnier madam that night‘hnd
sought his old in wearing a speaker
for the meeting at the 8088 of the
Auction Revolution.
Senator Madam In one of the
half 4198811 «8mm tint you called
to the White 110008 to mutt with
for the earning your tor what appear-1m" M'“ on. the tumult-Ill “ ‘1
to have been purely political
poses. Ma3or William P. Tammany
was promoted with a petition. signed
by twenty divé cltllona and unicy-
ers this morning. requesting that n
8310121111 city meeting uncalled for the
purpose of repudiation-the action of,
the board and directing them to lay
another tax. lower than that of 9 mill:
which was agreed on at the last ses-
sion after a stormy debate.
The petition was placed
hands of the mayor late this morning.
appended with the required number
of signere‘ and the meeting has been
called for next Tuesday evening in
Quittncr‘s Hail.
—-NO'NCE TO THE PUBLlC.
The pawn shop now at 153 Washing-
ton St. bridge will be located at to We-
tor St. after Jan. 20. All unredeemed
goods must be turned into cash.
notornnioorr
, renounced 00158
About $30,000,000 in neededrby the
New Haven road to pay up abortItlme
notes issued-by the company at van
ions times-mend which mature this
month with which to pay them oi! one
would not have to borrow was den-
niteiv settled today.
Asked as to whether there would be
this answer was roceived:~3‘"By paying
them in cash. " said we ordd being peo-
ned by the president ‘~of the company.
Fro-year die per cent.- debentures
to the amount of 0300.000 matured the
Jiltst of the year and have been" met.
The company also has maturing on
“obituary 9'. gwwepoo or droopin- in
he? cant. demons. pad there one
numeroi‘t's other 11qu 00min: (the but.
;the note-holders. according to the bud
rat the company. win got toothbrush
in cash.
Er.
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. ~NW‘CE. .
lv—POR HIRE NIGHT OI DAV.
~ 7- passenger touring car, 311111808218 end
. taxicab. Tel. 10142.: '
in the'
mil-l mecca-or to the 1010 Justice Horton
Ion tho-comma court belch. After
theI conference be aid that no names
were mentioned.
Ropncentatlnmilua'il a member
pt the special committee appointed to
$8”meme
tion at Waterbury. H0 feared ho!
chairman of the educative committee,
i of the State groups and W. 8. Henry.‘
iiiiiiilii Inns iii
no ill IIIIIII
. l. 0. R. M.. are requested to meet ai3
liliPE SNAPS
ll HANGING
Iii WINDSPR
Gruesome Accident Accompanles
Execution oi Eiroy Kent, the
Vermont Murderer
his
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Pill illillllllliliilll
Second Such Mishap May Mean
Abolishtiient In Death Penalty
WINDSOR. VL, Jun. ti~~llllro3 Kent
was housed at the state prison here
yem ago.
pound b3 a gruesome accident. the
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WWI...» mum to
ho. on mob of sum
limitation
3estord83r for the murder of bliss Dela?
ticail3 instantaneous. it was detour;
ill 11qu hunt
iiiii nun iiiiiiiil
llev. Ralph a. Hertiey, oi Willi-
mantle, tics Best Wishes oi.
Parishioners
The members of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church will greet their new
patriot. Rev. Ralph G Hartley, who
comes to this place from Wiiiimantlc,
at the morning service tomorrow.
The new pastor will preach at this
service and communion will be serv-
ed. it is hoped and expected that a
large congregation will greet him on
this occasion. 3
Rev. Mr. Hartley comcswoll recom-
mended to this little city and great
thingu are expected of him by his
parishioners. The South Norwalh
Baptist. Church has always helm for-
innate in having with theta as their
spirintuai leuder'a than powm‘ml in
Three Women Provollloir. H 3 ,9.
and Are Freed, Deserliodh-
ion the Alienation “
Inn 11111 iiii V
albumin
Wile Refused to, lie (Kissed It"
also Struck Iiinl ‘
sermons and one who is looked upon
1 as a powerful cltlcen. Every indication;
i in that Rev. Mr. ilarile3 is no «can;
i month or October as a month l Wh cl
On Friday evening of next weeit,3qo get married or 15 it in
B (longdon not-Inf mitts. It her home ”W CNN?“ WP“ hold l1 ”WWW in dance? Whore wove six ml
to East Wallingford three and a hung his honor III which time opportunitris divorch before Judge .
Although death was prac- Wm be 81‘5" ‘0 all ‘0 met?! the MVP Case of the superior court y.~
i
itiou to the rule. .
miniaicr and shake his hand.
The South Norwailt Congregational.
’Church has sent a letter to the Bap-
itist pastor and church members, emit“ April but 3am happened last W
.I-ptussive of good wishes and the hope
that Rev. Hartley 8 pastorate here will
prove very successful.
~UNGA8 TfllBE NOTICE.
Members of l’ncu Tribe No. 26.
the wlgwam. tomorrow (Sunday) after—_
noon, at 2 o'clock. for the purpose of
attending the funeral of our late broth-
‘ C .A. WALTERS. 83:858..
0. C MARSHALL. Chief of Records
i
PDKING, .1011.- ti.—~Seven' hundred
input-idiot tmopacro repeated to have?
been hillod or wounded 'i‘hurndu' in”:
a bottle with the revolutitmieta- neari
Huber. ‘wovlnce ‘0: Hit-Pelt. Thai
imperial forces were evacuating the:
city that two of thelr trains were do-
stroyod.‘ new time min. 1.000;
11005:. independe'ht at their con:
motions. were making“ effort to rc~
turn to thltow. The revolutionise:
attacked them vilomully. however.
inflicting navy loses.
This information reached Felting
investigate the Taylor system with I
view to its adoption in the navy.
navy departments. The committee
today. it is expected they sill visit}
Stamford to investigate the system at
the works of the Yale and Towns
company. where it is in use. The use
peered before the cox-.."fl0o today.
MISTER IATIIEll
ElTEIlTIlllS "MENUS
AustinW. Mather, son of Council
man and Mn. Hurry W. Mother. of
lI‘sirdeld avenue. entertained 8 num-
ber of his young attends yesterday It-
ternoon in honor of his seventh birth-
day._ The young bolt entertained roy
ally. the guests being led on through
a motto of games which adorned them
no end of amusement. whlle later 141-8.,
Mother entertained at a luncheon. the
young host of the occasion officiating3
at the head of the table. As 0 o '.ciock
heroes. happy and contented and wish-
turns of the day and thanking him for
Mqoter Mother was the happv recip-
tent of a number‘ of handsome presents
as a remembrance of the day.
Among those present Were Josephine
Miller. and» Dimond. Manyhesuy.
Virginia Delta. Margaret O'Bricnyilnr-
caret Jarvis, Charlene Jarvis. Tum
Hoyt,N018lle “1300131006..an-
her. anemones». nun. Doctor. as
item Duplicator, 3mm Reynolds.
Guillotine Mull. John 1mm
Henry DoutonnIdtdtosenh-im herald
.mst‘. murmmmmu- 3
I on mmmmm mm -3 .
an. 8,11%an tsunami...
' “ Rio-Elwin”!
our "trillion?
3'3 Advertise your wants in nos-Inna W
the young people departed for their
. officers presided
yesterday in a consular report front
yards and arsenals by the war and! Matthew 'l‘he repeat added that thereIp
was I cooleronoc in mallow poster-i
set all day yesterday and will sit ageing day between the imperialists and rot-.1
olutloniets. but that no agreement was
‘ reached.
it is believed here that the tight
lug will be resumed toda3. Gov-
of this system is append by organimernment reinforcements are being
no labor and some of the Mrs so ‘ rushed toward Honkotv over the 'i‘ieni 8PM“ ”P“ h“ be“ ‘ servant °P the
TolmPukow railway i'i‘he imperial
commander, reports 8 bottle near-
Husngpoi a short distance north oi
Hankow
The 3,000 imperial government
troops who were ordered tram Pio-
Ting and Shin. Kat Chiming to assist
in the suppression of the mutiny of
Chinese troop! It Iancbo‘w arrived
there Thin-day evening. 'Phero was
considerable lighting in the city dur-
ing the night. The telegraph were
out and the mall trains suspended un-
til noon yesterday
necrotic: ro
.fllt'llo'oi. soon
I'At. the. adjourned special meeting
or the South 'Noeralk, me :Pollce
which was held last evening the new
18nd considerable
business was Winslow. After acme
discussion it was decided to hold 8. .3’
dance in the use: more add a com-
mill“ was appqihpd to unite the
necessary ammonia.
Thomngpectlon shot 8 pool tourism!
1.qu beheld lineup the missus" was
M08 up and em on tho in“.
states players can“? and liquid
«Normand W W Wolfe. "1
I . WRLIN.
ssnvuu shoots
8:11 3:821qu
Jan. 6.—-Norbert hi. Rod-
hincon. a liramincnt number of the
i American colony sure. was shot. prob-
ably with fatal elect. last night. by
is servant mind Alwyno Slade The
loom-n wu intercepted as she was.
III-coping tram Mr. Rodhinson'u othcel
Ihfter she had committed the crime and
:lnmodlatcly tired o bullet into her
My which is not however likely to
I prime total. The affair. according to;
gtlw allegations of Blade‘s friends, wssl
‘brought about by the interruption of
slang-standing relations between her
and Mr. Bodkinson and his refusal to
Iaupport her two children. Mrs. Rod-i
I mason. however mom that it was not
attempt at extortion on the part at
! family years ago in Russia
Mr. Rodkinson is 8. director of the.
American Chamber of Commerce 1181's.;
and has represented American draw
for many years in (lemony and Bus-
etc He had some exciting experiences
during the Russo-Japanese war when
ho was concerned in attempts to sell
South American warships to Russia.
as Ill. a native of New Orleans. .
NEW YORK Jan. 8.~—Norbert M
Rbdltlnaon is well-known in New York
and has worked on newspapers here
and elsewhere. For the last seven or
eight years be his resided in Europe.
representing American manufacturing
concerns. He is about ‘46 years old
and distantly muss to General Beau-
Ngard of Conleder‘a-tc Army tame. He
Was particularly well-known here at
the 00ch5 of (Sherlock .F‘lint, with
whom he had some correspondence
and upon whom he called when last
in AImerica. .
We 0%“ secured the 83%;” of 0b-
‘ortneyer Ill; Liebmann Buys 11% Com-
pany for the well known Pii89ner 80le033
\
supply in any quantity. ‘whblucle and
mu. Alcoa wind and: liquor.~
‘ " MILLER 0r Thom“
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Phone toll-18
W
IRIDBI “:87le
MI Malibu»
8‘
The
Bowen. 8 consult!" Wool divide
oxporlencs. int. "Utiliti- and than our ‘V
PURE “All!”
~ her ol.‘ poisonous which there 83131113 .3
bottles 8931-“ 8nd noun-s a Chlld’8 j '
bottled ale,“ which we are ready to
. this“;
with month” present. 11.19an Etc-Ea .
is there anything oueet‘ obout 01:48
and live of the marriages 1130 M108 “
to dissolve by: the probes! i! (ll
occurred in October. The other 1700
W
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now roast. .1811. thlict u be
lieved to no 8 .mnci at begun: 1‘
between the flip eta: MIN
dill [don MI? m M
clcties occurlpdllfi .
night. was You. 3 3 3
the tap slug sting... . ’
ad. and Chang P00 Elia, 111180th or .
that org-tuition. 000 action!!!
wounded. Two m '00 all I“
1mm. woanmncn3
who did the m m M
in the MW It the“: [0003:
Tong on Mott strict. ~
The shooting happened in a 8&0
to Pour street. conducted by Mouth
Duck. one of the boot known charm
tern in Chinatown. A. number or
Chinese who were in the store what
the shooting occ‘urred were held as
material witnesses.
—MONDAY NIGH3T.
Armory. Stamford v8. Norwalhst}
High School vs. N. Y. U. F‘reshmomfr’
Basketball, dancing“.
l'llliF.‘ courts GIVES
LEB'l'llIE 0V "ELLA”
m
Despite the bitter 00811 of last night
a large gathel‘l" ~ E 3
the Norwolk high solidi)! hull
hen Dr. William annot't cant. Billie-I
1.11.1). whatecturocuponfifi’
under the auspices or as Friday
ternoon, Club. The lecture was. ill}!!-
tinted beautifully with halcyon
views and Dr. Grifils' Wit was
the character at which people 0
Norwalks mutants: privileod
Title speaker is a traveled not:
has a personal out
some of the m: ruling?
on well 88 with many 8E3
men or the do? Rio?“
tempting and instructive Elf“:
with the asallt‘hnco and 0 7
0110 who known by 81:" I f.
The High School mm sitar
very much in “1490139 19111 new
course of the some: flattered? ‘
and appreciated by. all.
ILWSLRNHVMK ‘
Norwalk Chronicler