Ilium: I by I there It greater cher- ~ tty than the efi‘ort to «eunobic our fellows. But I cannot emioble I you if I have not be- come noble myself. mnemonic 1870 Entered at the South Norwulk Post-0mm no Second Clone Mutter . . AI ‘1' The Ben I1 “Item 4- , i . using columns are In L eificient aid to my ‘\ business. SO WEATHER renews? Cloudy tonight and Thursday; warmer iNENlNN on his III on unu unsuouu SYSIEM. SAYS lBWN NIEBNN NNNNN or? fill ' illili IIIIIIIII 125 to be Installed by the Stem— iord has and Electric Light Company Dolled took another decided step -liolwurd last; night when the special Special Leylsiaiion Will Be Necessary l0 Change "18 Manage; town meeting almost unanimously ment of the School, and Present Committee or Successors Remain in Charge BBWEN INNS WNN ENE SEEEBlNENEN BEEBIEY ENE NNNBE ENNE NENBENS BN NEW EBWN SBNNNE BBNMIEEEE. Quite a Prolonged Discussion Held liver thegAdoption of a New Dictionary and Textbook Committee Will Investigate m An interpretation of. the low rogu- lnling‘ the consolidation of the. eohoole III‘ the town was submitted to the board of school visitors by Town Colin- .oel Louis 'Goldeohmidl. and read at u ' meeting: of this board, hold at the high school building, luet evening The interpretation which was con- vurred in by Attorney General John ii. light. among other authorities to whom it was submitted. holds that no openinl election in Julie. on was con Ivnu‘dnted, will be necessary, as the not of 1,909. which nuporcedos the old Balloon IIEIIIIIII’II suII Is nun III III IIII'II .I hold en—u—e—w NEW YORK, Jan. i7.-\lrs. Sarah . E Hoyt. oi! South waolh. Conn. yes~ Iordny utter-noun fliedosrii for $50,000 . against Theodoroc. Crimp and his wife ,, like .Camp, for alleged alienation of the attractions of her husband. Harri o, Hoyt. ‘ Mrs. Hoyt alleges she was married to Hoyt in South Norwnlk in' June. . 1903. and lived happily with him un‘ Ill 1910 when the Comps. “by mello- ious ialeehoode" persuaded him to do, sort her and come to New York. where he went into business with Comp. She further alleges that. at tho Camp‘s‘ instigation. detectives shadow ed 'her and ‘secured Ialoe testimony upon which hethuebend was granted a divorce. Mrs. .. ort‘.aliegee that she was represented y Attorney George ii. Vosburg,.of South Norwnlk, and her husband John H. Light. Vosbulrg she alleges. was under obligations to Light and told her she need not appear before the referee who heard the di- vorce action. She did not appear and the diveroe was granted . o u MWN‘F—Mm- .a j‘iPNNNBBUS lilillllilll. . ‘ oruosnsmsmuo Gland Orator John P Fisher, of , i‘Ianburv assisted by Grand Guide 5. zenith. of the same city. installed the officers of Ponassns .Couuoll, No. 1.208 Royal Airoanum. at the meeting. held last evening in the. Well street quarters. The ceremony was a very. pleasing one and a large number of the ouembers were in ottendenoe 'i‘he onicere are RegentL-Jllldwin 8. Austin. Vice-Regent—‘JI LWesiey Weiss. Crotch—Hr L. Hubbeil. ‘ L Chaplain—«Harry E. Smith. - I, Guido—L. B. Philips. . illiterriohw Sentry—wile rt. Austin ‘it’reituurei‘-Cbester Selieolt ‘ Gollector John Merlin. low in this respect provided that lhei iii‘t‘lit'lil homo. augmented someuhutn niInli hold olhco until the next annual toun “looting which will not bu held until llrtober, lliifi. Nor will this change nl‘fort the hiIh so.hool 'i‘hIs it follows. that the aonuoiidu-I lion. no for us the selection of It new unit «ennui committee is concerned will not be affected to: about. two souls and the budgets nlli be rontrollod oil the prone-III board with More oddltionr. .m...“ (Continued on Second Potted W ...-e._..... “wwwmnhw... m. . .Nu M... w... Fan“. 4. IIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL'I The installation or ofilcors ol' Sher men Council No. LBW Royal Arne num. woe held lent evening. the core- mony being conducted by Grand Guide E, B, Holloway, of Millard. noting Its district deputy, grand regent. Freder- lot: (i Benedict of Sherman council. acted as grand guide. The officers are as follows: Regeuthiillam l“ Hoyt. Past Reuent~Georgo H. Lockwood. henchmen—Charles E. 'iloyl. Secretion-IMP. A. Perseus. Collectormhicisou ii. Hoyt. 'Oratorw-Wililem H. Better. (liddMWiiilmn A. Stevens. . Cimpluinw-«Robert (3. Mitchell. .lrden—a-Aibert E. Oldroyd. *Sentrywllelph Cometock. " Trueteowlfirederich G. Benedict. Weed and R. J Conistock ileureéontallvo to the Grand Council «George H. Lockwood. Alternate-Enoch 8. Bowen. I Following the work there was It speech by Mrrlioilowey, in which be highly complimented Sherman Council on its work recently There are ten applications for the class initiation or Sherman and Ponassus Councils on February lilth, when the supreme re- gent, Rev. Dr. Moli‘uvden, of Virginia. will be present. Ponessns council .nleo has Humanities and more appli- cations are coming in. The next moor ing' on February lith.’wiii be I joint one of the two councils; at the rooms bi Sherman Council when oriengemente will be completed Im the vl§it of the man .preme regent. and staff. . Refreshments were served at the conclusion oi. the meeting. i tom the meetlnit cotllHoned iexreptlon of some friction nilh N l_ l Imed lo inetnil one hundred and twen- III the electric street lights. authoriz- ing the eeieollnen to enter into n com trucl with the Stamford Gee & Eleo- Iric for that number of lights. The meeting who on outhuuiustio one and with u tow oxeeptimw hur- Inonious throughout. The meeting wne railed (or the purpose of colloid ering the street. lighting proposition, and thoee in favor of thin enterprising slop had cnhvubeeti the [mm on null liliil Owners Decline to Send ‘ Delegates to Mint Repre- sentetim‘oij 15.000 ennui: MW ilfllli lli’illllliti RiiNlliN II no iond did their work no thoroughly that. the tunnel Willi assured of encodes be. finance committee which will he odd liustod. there who no onpdeition the pro'uoeition. The meeting who culled to order by "Toou Cloth Stephen r lion and Will», lnm ii Wilmolt .11., one clioeen choir men. The ntroei lighting proposition i one first countdo’rod The matter won Ll l l i l l l _. amount of $10. explained «no it who pointed out that the lights would noel the town iii, 206 a your. The proioct met with favor and we almost unanimouelr Invented b3 the meeting. Ill wnu then lured to accept High- ‘Iand mound and Academy et'roel on tho Moron Iimnerti. There Mill Ionic discussion and organisms pro and below the mom. who accepted L We tenor: of tltil Inertial buildln OFFIGEIS INSTALLED committee unnamed to mmhe til _ work on the colour school we.- out: i mined and reed. lt chewed that at the 32 2.000 .Ipbmprlnbed. the columli-‘ too had turned book to the town the On Into. the report was aoeepiedund the committee the charged with thanks. the neleclmen to borrow on the oredn it or the townathe sum or $2000 room the Home Bank and Trust Company or , Dorian. to meet the current expenhoa. ‘Vlce Rezentw Sylvester 9. Becker. . no there was no further business to be considered the meeting adjourned. Riillllil III. Inn ’ on It IIIIIIII ‘llartiord and New Hersh See ’l‘I entrees-13 G. Benedict Dr. w. lei Belter‘limee Ahead in 1912. According to Reports HARTFORD. Jen. tic—At the. an yesterday It turned“ of the business for 1912 was mode, based upon inter; motion obtained from lorry loco] tuc- tories. The prospects are tor a year of big businee‘e in on lines or inane trial activity. that the tootorleemt Hartford will .in- crease their output 300 per cent in ex- cess of 1911 and that employment will on given to about 1.200 more needs by leaBOi’l or this expansion. Factory 279.000 loci of libel“ space. In build ing Ind honking during 1911. the re port or the secretary said that Hurt- ‘i lord led every other city in the etele. NEW HAVEN; Jun. 17 w'rbe revival of busineso in Southern New England ” es indicated by the the use or green Io‘L one] meeting or the Board of Trades The figures cited show; extension in 1912 will aggregate uhout But Mills Were Not Wboerated byL; Anywhere Hormel Force j With thei llmi Wm iiM'l'itENC‘E . Mane... Jen. i7.wProg-i ireon toward tit-inning together repre- i eootulivee of the 15000 wilting Iexulei anemones and or me will owuore oil Into city route to a. ighit today. The ulrlitem mind by their agree fought to discuss their xrlera‘nceu withi Mi” “timer (“9‘3 “"0 were MD We I 00o..ollo W03 “901 ill” ’ 'l he ions was estimnted at ”.250. 000. llil‘ nluuntnclurern 8" I CQHNQEGINNBL . on r uhlch the mate board of concilin * E" a “BM from “m Wilmot. lion and arbitration shell brooms an simulators. but all altar-mute to bore the mill miners dot to repreannta men to meet. the s; ebhtereuoe oontln ' [ unsuoceestul Thur “N 3 immediately in i men. on browned! glib. In: M Wood.” til Ion company. Ihat or have nmhlne Em clinched much icons to arbitrate and .nice a strike. but only the prorulence got mob rule. Although the strikers have agreed to outer I conference for A “W "A“ "WA “m" ““wm'miolaeomon. my oh: It. the were “Ir. :bitratlon" and any they will have noth‘ do: to do with it. The partition oi the slriltern in that voiced by .loeeph l... Sunni the New York than who. on national organizer tor the industrial Workers at the ,World hoe outlined direction of the etrlhe. increment numbers at operatives ue’d presence of eight companion or state militia in no case however. are the mills operated by I normal force. in midi lion to the estimated 15,000.011‘ strike many opegetlves still remain out ‘ through tear of rioleuoe. The strike. hue Ittected overs textile mill in the gully toe greater. or lose extent and Sites cpl-end to North Ando’ver, where Itbere are small getrlhes ill tour mills. The objections to the operation" or the Elbow law. extended into the paper mill industry today. ‘When 75 em- .iuioyeee o! the Chemplon international I Company‘s papervmlihwhlch is situated on strike. Joined by a hundred to: tile strikers the striking paper mill operntives made I smell demonstra- tion. which was one of the two reporb renee. l gathering of crowds. which pressed um to the mill gate to warn working em- sreat trouble. The cutters at the More“ Shoo Com- IIIIII I. Nun ‘ of the «lithium is . ho mill ownere rudiment their. ; Prooldent Witt Emoticon Webb that. they have no occasion to reoogv ' went to work in the mine today under the eecurity guaranteed by the dentin lit the eastern section of the city.“ went ed during the forenoon. The other who at the [lemon Mill. In South to i Both amounted only to the pierces to loore their polite and the. militia dispersed both crowds without WINNER _ IN BUN Brought Action Against Darien quan to Secure $3.000 Property wAnnual Lie Entered The jury in the civilnide ot‘ the su« parlor court. Judge W. S. Coos. we» siding, rendered It verdict yeeterdui afternoon in the ceuq of Emma J Smith vs. ‘surnh .l. 'i‘rlelram. both or NW in favor of the plaintiff. No~ tine was tiled by Attorney Edward M lorkwood. or Remain The null between the two women is over a hit. of property worth §3.l‘l(lil. i It; was begun last Thursday before the jury. The pronurtv It lssuo Lwan formmh held and owned by lumen L. Wilmou lie Into It quit claim deed to the properly to hire. Wilmot. but by the terms or the transaction the deed death or hire Wiimoi. end if ebo diedl ’3‘,Ilret it was to rewrl been to him. i-iel tiled oIeI itiieen were ago and M15 glt'limot took poeecneion of the pro peril. end the dentin note tiled ihei Iday after me death. Sued to Recover. Two more later wire. Wilmot wont? .g‘io live with her sister, hire Smith the plolntitt In the action When LSmlIh took poueeeslon u! the property hire. Sarah J Triennial u sister. brought action to room-oi her share int the property. on the ground that to i877 had only I. (lower right in the ‘properiy. and would onn hm the lite nee owl. and that under the low Mrs 3mm won only entitled to I one- , We. 3% I; ltlviat wee pinned on'the property. III-s. Lorentz brought suit to clear her title; ”the glory round thott properir Ibelonxs to Mrs. Smith by adverse. pan inaction. but also the: the deeds pro I‘ wanted by the blatant! lied ectuollr‘ pooled ‘ There who u good duel of testimony the the demure to show tbot durinsg the lite time of Mr. Wlimot he olIIn expreneod the opinion that none on his property was to get into the fomliI or the Home manning the sliders oi; his wile w-_mw.~m lB BENNNNNEEN Bl LNN EEENNENN Men Meets Instant Mouth Whilei Werilinii to Fit in Waterbury Factory , I I i l WATIznmlm'. Jen. 1T.-~Wlllard F. buggies. 4i years old, tree decapitated in‘ the elevetor pit of the Benedict and’ : Burnhnm Mohpt‘ucturing Co yesterday nttexnodn at i: 30 o'clock. when the ole rotor tarnished down from the. fourth otory, cutting its wsI through the floor: and supporting henna Ind pinning merit in the pit. His hand enema. as were hie‘lett‘ armada left leg. Death was oracuonlly instantaneous. Three men working within II. have leer of him escaped without a aorutoh. Reggie: was married Ind is our red], by his wits and three eons. Deon II coroner L mm will in resonate and try to determine the irresponsibility for the ideal today; I_ is one that then collecting the L. weight with the elevator cable either? . broke or pulled out. Repairs were bow. in: made on the elevator. al, I Plume, or Russian under it to the cement pare- . sou-son WIIIHTISI NENN NBNlN NEW YORK. .lnn. ii'.~w"l‘be ware- ihouee or the Terminal Storage com i puny, occupying a full city block near the North River water brunt between 27th and 28th streets and containing men huudise Valued at more than :10: fire earls today. Plantioniii eleiy nIIiiabie piece at lire fighting honorable of Manhattan was rolled out. besldee tire hunts whioh operated on the Thirteenth are. "m In ouch ‘I litre. llllmot, who one married prim-2: one eide of the building I "the Terminal Storage Companye .mmwfim... srorrrn min or , § IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI An not deserving of n Carnegie med was performed by Mortimer be- Grumman name. loot evening about 7 o'clock. as he was re turning home from work. when he LI ;otopped the runaway ot two horses It turned to I double sleigh belonging Io Omar H Benito. of Norwalk Mr. Deflerne was walking along. when suddenly he heard sleigh bells tpmoutthittg truth the rear. The sound of the bells struck Mr. Dollierne‘ s ears . III peculiar and no book of! his ear tabs and turned to look and listen. He had not. long to wait for soon a galloping pair of horses made their appearance and he saw that in the overturned sleigh there was no driver. ' There was outline for ceremony. to: the horses were gaining in ‘epeed as ;Ltber ran up Newtown avenue, and the . young man stepped into the road road; (for the not which was clearly up to hlmto Imtorln. As the horses neared : him Mr. DePierne lurched forward and gasped the bridle of the one nearest to him. For a numbed yards he was carried along in cannibal. danger or being thrown under the frightened steeds More. With grim determination, how. ‘ever, be held on untillat last he euc~ ceeded in methionine nits from the horses‘ teeth. Then all was easy to bring the Animals to a (stop; “ After deleting the horses Mr. Pierce managed to get the reins to ‘gether and member into the sleigh, which he had rigbtod. He drove the horses back into town, where he was informed that they belonged to Banks’ .- stables. Taking them there the young men was duly rowan dad and later driv- on to his home it seems that a young men by the name or Burns hired the outfit end the as he was turning into Westport we caught in the cor trucks Ho ’LwIsL ‘ « thrown out one before he could gain his feet the horses bed oped YNNN. BNNP Loss By Flames to Struiure and its Valuable Continue Eel L I mated at $1. 250, 000, and Followed a $i00,000 Fire Two Monihs Ago - EWN ElNENEN NNN BNNEB BNNNEN NNNE I ~ NlNNEINN ENE HIGH PRESSURE NNNEI waenmto be worded mmurmrumdohn Wanamaker and Gimhel Brothers Were the Principell Losers, Docupying the Greater Portion oi the Building no new _ Y on warehouse waoyhi‘ brick and Ideal-Ice and was regarded as one or the most modern buildings in that me of th city Solon when in height. It tree the largest structure or its‘ kind in New I'm-k out and one of the largest ' in the timid While the building its self was fireproof and protected built wells. sminklers and all the modern ‘ lire prevention and lire lighting 3991b- . aneee its contents. consisting W_ of goods awnitin; delivery to‘ the fill I (Continued on Tooth Mlzf L, WIBKED WINNO no open matinee! the Womw’ s Cbrhi ‘ ‘ lien Temperance Union yesterday Rev Dr. Charles K Woodoon, mm of Trinity M E. Church maiden of the Mei-idea Pastors Wet“, formerly of Oyster Bay and n nor oi “President Rouserolt. with whom he is-on close berm: of trial:- ship, attacked social conditions both. in the state and in the city/ H‘e laid he had been in Meriden . but a year, but during that time , had learned of more wicked yum girls than be had ever come her before He was prepared to cite num erous instances. He Said thebeo way to curb the liquor Ironic would be to start at the breweries. He' _ sored woman suffrage as he believed '- tllut noinen are the equal or men in,“ every “repeat. ,He would rather on . the soul of one mother than ten ‘ ‘ are He deplored that the men; religion i’orw ard mogement did note brace women and girls hie said that so many boy lug deadly cigarettes that bite should be given them He said thi filthy tobacco habit was becoming gL oral. even women and‘giris taking up.’ Dr. Woodson said thetreoentl he was on the railroad and III N‘ Haven had to enter a smoking car be- cause the other coaches were crowded when he passed from the car which thera'w were women to the which there were smokers. it was passing from “heaven to bell. was willing to otter his church on for meeting tori men and boys which ettorts could be shot-to wards remedying some of the (with FlENllE STONE! LN one the sleigh overturned having -‘ '
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