From the oon'scious ‘
Ind Infinite Love
must the true moral-
ity a ring, nor can
there greater char-
ity than the effort to
ennoble our fellows.
But I cannot ennoble
you if I have not be-
come noble myself.
-Maeterlinck.
-WW'I"!
Whale
The Sentinel adver
tising columns are an-
efficient aid to any
business.
msmsmsnso 1870
Entered at the South Norwntk Post-onto.
as Second Class Matter
sourn NORWALK. CONN, suction. JANUARY so. 1912
wssrusa renscIsr
Fair; continued cold.
iiiEW HIIIENIHUSEN As
III III Hiiiilliil Sliii
BINIENIIIN II R PIJB IIANS
The Dates Selected Are April 1C and 17, and the Place the
Hyperion Theatre——Some Gubernatorial
Gossip oi Interest
Iiiiliiliii BENIRAI JIlHlI H. llfliii Silifliiii
AS iiMPflRARI CHAIRMAN iii iiii IIPNPEIIIIIIII
lllllilii iIIiiiilili PIPES
IiiiHiii Illlilill Bill
One at the Best Events Ever
Held in the Town Assembly
Hall
The Town Assembly Hull In Wall
street. the scene of so my pretty
dances, looked upon the eighth annual
concert and ball of Court Natrulr, No.
58, Foresters of America, last evening.
as one of the best within the {our
. while In some time and as the beat giv-
en by the court in the eight years of
following their annual custom.
Wonk l’jRooney, Captain Thomas
limit and Edward Flaherty. oomprlsI
ing the decorating committee. oemtn
ly did well, to say the tout. The bull
to one very dliiicnlt to decorate Artie;
tlcnlly. yet this committee ovehcsmei
lion. Michael Keneaiy Consents to Remain as State Chairman
tor the Party tor the Present
Attorney General John H. Light. or
South Norwallt, Awill act as the tem-
t.orury chairman of the Republican
the rim. it is probnbitI that later he
sl obstacles and so uransl’ormed the up
pcarnnce that it was indeed pleasing
3 to the etc. There were tings and bells:
land bright colored crepe paper draped
3’ III bountiful spam. The ombestrn.’
mu. mi about the sumc thing so (‘hulr- 59‘3“" “1m? dais “'38 ”NU-NY hidden Middle. UNI Yule dormitory
mun Kcncnli ulll stm nIItll IIIth in; ”l “‘9 WWI! WWII (‘OMIMIOG about known as L‘ondcctlcut ilnll. on
”In? com Yale University rumpus. use threst- ”WW“ ““5 granted
them trom crops. paper
Threatened With Destruction as;
Judge William 3. Cast-
the New Haven College Chapel
Bells Rang. This Morning
iiiKilIii [iii PIPI
DESIPIIISIIIPIIIIRIIHIIIBH
Roman Catholic Church oi Na
tivity Was In Old Landmark
I
20 w (lid SOIIIII‘
omnisliy
theI
NEW lIA\ EN, lull
A huge American tlag covered chapel bells ”My“; morning Clouds riod (lcorgo A Bupll. l
at thick black smoke suddenly rolled
state convention to elect ilcicgules to will w .m upon his dot clmluailim atog ”WWII“ were heard upon the docors oped with destruction by tire. iust psi
the Republican National convention at retirrI and n succ'ossoi will be .ilnns
Chicago on June 25. The state. con- pointed. ”PM entire W0?“ W8" 0f the hall.
vuntion will he held at the Hyperion All but two of the 37 members oh
the conmil ctI. were present either
porsouulh I by proxy. The max--
Ice wclc A '1‘. Patterson. of Simuhury.
for lirnnk [2. “only. of Windsor
Locks; Rollin S Woodrutf for Theo
dore \incdonull of New lluIen; .lo
seph l.. Flint of Fulrtlold tor Judge
theatre III New Haven
and 17.
That was decided upon at a meet-
ing of the Republican state committee
at the Union league New Haven yes
tertiay afternoon. Chairman Michael
Kenealy. of Stamford. presided and
there was not a murmur on his part
about resigning and no one else qurI
iiillliiiiiiillliililii
Is Hind Piill
Attorney Leo Davis Receives a
' checklorsssoo for
Seller’s Death
on April it.
(Continued. on Eleventh Page.)
new on u
NEW YORK. an. 20.~‘~All‘ New
York Interested in adalrs souls! to
next week. which will bring with it the
first visit to this city of royal guests
purely on s. soclsl mission From
Monday until Thursday. the most rep~.
resentstive of the Iocslled "400" will;
For thirty days Attorney Leo Davis
has been trying to get the check for
85.000. which sum was awarded him In
the case or James A. MscKiernsn, ad-
ministrator for the George F. seller
estate, against Louis- A. Lehmsler.
and only last night was be successful.
The verdict for the full damages
Ieon oi the late Queen Victoria. his;
wife and his daughter. The roy;sl
guests. who will reach here from 0t-
tsws on Monday morning. are the
moor-general the duchess. and
Princess
in this county, was secured by Attor Princess PM-
ney Davis ‘mr a long and hard fig)“ :guests of the “Hon, Sula or city, buti
For the past month the attorney for “‘3 democratic individuals. who WI";
IIIIICII MIIITY “.1
Duke of Connatlght. Canada's new gov-I nor 0! the lull.
the 'pleasant social hour and an.» the m?
PQU'ICIR. born on 81 Pat; froshtnents Ind NUT. “TO I.“ “fl! 0!:
asked the largest sum ever awarded rkk's Day. and familiarly known Is the program went. on spin wltli ndwi
They come not as the vim.
i
i
I to make merry at the dance. It wss a
ibrighl, happy and congenlsl throng
that tripped the entire twentydour
r dances on the progrsm. From the con
«on piece of the orchestra. "The
Sleigh Ride Party," so appmprlstc It:
ithis time ol‘ year. until “After the]
1 Hope, Moon." the large crowd enjoy
ed the dancing.
I
Interest lost. night. The PI
glories with “Alexander's “Bailout
;Dsnd" Ind "Another Ran“ the lan-
ciera to two at the courtsolhomflou
lore comprised the m After
3 intermission came “They Al's” Ptck
on Me." and then the crowd allied uni
the "Harbor or Love " all“ ”Oh You
Beautiful Doll. " “0n Iloblll h!" Ind
extend courtesies to the only surviving so on down the remainder o! the pious ' Bates
Ingly srrsngod program.
During intermission Ice cream sod3
leaks“ and refreshments were Isl-Nd
. from the rstrss'hment tshle in one oor-'
Everybody amt I
The dance might be summed up by
recounting the clear night a this door.
the plaintiffs has been trying to getlsmy at ”‘0 NEW York residence mlSvecs excellent music i Welling
the check a... his cum. and succeed Whitelaw Reid American ambassador CNN and a was one. sud the sueb' i
On Monday night the occasioned partly by the any or doc i
on yesterday. to St James.
Befone the check could be s-ecur Relds WI“ We a diner Mid dance in
ed Attorney Davis was forced to put it their honor. and on Wednesday Mrs
lien on the defendant 3 mommy in Ogden Mills will be host at a. dinner.
Cranbury and threaten foreclosure. ’N‘“ more than “"98 hundred persons.
Then u,“ check was forthcoming 3It is understood, will be invited to
Although the verdict was but for these affairs. and these is much specu.
$5. 000 and the check‘ has the accrued “mo“ “3 to lust WI“) WI" be honored
interest of nearly a year and the costs by ”Vital-'0'“! from the be” 01' Knick.
of the case. amounting in all to about erbocker aristocracy
$5,500. I The duke is Cl years ‘old and splen-
This is the final scene In the lust did in stature. A great deal at his
not or the lemons case. the history or “‘9 “sh“ We!“ 88 a soldier. ‘No one
which has been recounted In these approaching his rank has visited New
columns. George 1“. Seller was killed "0"“ “In“ ”In“ Henry 0‘ Pruitt!“
in West svenhe when struck by Louis was here ten years ago.
A Lehmslers automobile. The sheet I ““3 Edward VII" 33 the Prince 0!
tour was given a jail sentence In the Wales, paid a visit ‘0- this country I“
' criminal prosecution and then civil sc-
.tton. tor toil damages allowod in 'the
A state was Instituted with the result as
above. 3 3
. iIthPlTIl. WHICT ;
IIIC CICIIL CECCIIIII
”a..."
. The Hospital Whist' Club was en.
, tertained last night by Mr. and Mrs.
deem A. Whelp'iey, of No. 21 Fair-
tleld avenue, It a very pleasant social
..evenins. Fifteen tables were occuI
,. pied and Mrs Morton R. McCausiand
A‘ , delighted Ill later In the evening With
a whistling solo? De‘llcloua refresh».
ments were served. The highest
A guest’s score woe mode by Mrs. Tai-
msdge BoltedI New Mavens the highsIt
est members- score by Miss' Nellie
.Lowndés'l slid th‘e'highestr‘gent
ochre by Wilfred Bodmell. ‘
The nail nevus ué‘wrill be held on"
enda'y shah. p'l‘ehrusry 2 unit he;
lambs rent ; presume .»
”-flw
-8PEC|AL FOR SATURDAY.
Your choice tit either a Sargent tood
pound can otBsklng Powder at 450.
‘ .EAST INDIA TEA 00..
IIEVEIIIIE WCIITTEII‘
-—--~—~——
NORFOLK. Vs. ..
at daybreak loose
tor Attma, which proceeded to Wil-
mtngton. N. I). . ' ,.
apon't
‘A Arlen Hell, Monday "is nary 22.
chopper. a nickeled nut-pick set, or an
enameled steel mail box tree with a
Tarlov Block 'Weshington St.
RESCUE!) IIIIBW
Jan coroner-M '
clinging tor more than thirty hours
to the mats sud rigging of their sunli-
en vessel, the four remstuihl members
or the crew or the Abreeornsahed
schoonbr Harry Prescott were rescued
y' the imbue we
rget to attend Mashuerade
Drill. given by L. do the locipty. at
onstione.
To whom all credit for the Instr be
longs 'the following members of the
various committees claim their share
and deserve It. too:
Chairmsnworneltus A. Sweeney.
Secretary-Bornard Connolly.
Treasurerwiiugh McCarthy.
Floor
Walter Gordon. John Naggla. ‘
Mruslcwand Prognm—Jrhotnss F‘.
Deliwd, Flranlt D. Lawton. James CI-
hll
. Printing and Advertisint—Bet‘nard
Connolly. .
Hail and Decorationam may.
Thomas Hunt 10th MM.
Refreshments—demos L. Dyer.
Receptlopéii‘rsni; D. “would. L. M
Smith, George lngbarn. Joesph Gil-
iennui. Patrick Walsh.
1
i
lites men's autos.
Every fisturdokevfihlu'g‘. Red Men’s
Hail. Adml'sthbn.”25c’ sanction.
~ » cwoj slim. To oas'ru.
rttibAmePmA. Jsu. Ills—Two
.. II 130 test to duets yen-
terdsy which no of them more
to have his companion. who Md slip-
psd’t'i‘odt I‘ldtlder on them oil the
North svelte Street We
Church When a unusable! m lied
witnessed their terrible f's‘ll touched
their "bodies he found the some; me
man Greenwold still clutching A
erslls on the body or Augusl‘. ‘ " ‘
Committee—Harry Smitty“...3 served: downgmn and a jolly
lIrom Stamford Weston“. Bfidfl' out ol‘ the upper windows and poured 0"“ ““5 I“ I993 ll" ‘1
port and The Norwalks com people down into the “mm“. ““1” s 3“,... 'lm that lie was going
u...—
IContInuod on i‘Ichth Page.)
EIIIIEKI LODGE
III8 Institution W"
An enthusiastic and well attended
meeting of the Eureka Rebekah Lodge
A npmbor of tissues which do not I 0 I) F. was held last evening In Taylor before she tum-r1
now ‘wrstuliriy Appear on the ml the Odd Fellows hall to Washington and husband Roswell
”Ahma- "m "muistreet. at wide! time the onlcersre
“licently elected were installed by
l
distrletdepuh. Mrs. Emma Wilson on
staff. at Stamford. The ceremonies
M" were excellently conducted The oi-‘ .lotto assault
swelling with Interest the cording ot “DH"! “d "“303 "Id “P“ F ticers were as follows:
I
Noble Grondwhlrs. Pearl Themes I
ViceGrsnd-«Mrs. Elsie Thatcher 4
Recording Secretary- Mrs formic
Bradley.
Financial Secretary-Miss Jennie
I
I
I
; Treasurer—Miss Carrie Poster. ; E
Warden-«hire. Hulda Lindstrom. I
Conduotrcsunldrs. Julia Peterson. 5
Chaplain-attire. nuns Waters '
R. 8. to N ”Mrs. Cornelia Lyon. 3
L. 8. to'\ . .r-Il w-blrs. Mary Stevens.
R. s. u. v ownrs Nellie. Bartram I
L. s to V. G.-Mlss Florence Hale;
inside Guardian—~- -Mrs. Addie Hyatt.
Outside Guardian-«Henry Joyce.
Pianisthre. Cecile Valle.
DIrector~Mrs. Adoiia Martineou.
Trustee—Joseph W. Gorhnm.
in the course of the evening the
idlstrlot deputy was presented with a
'handsome bouquet oi pink carnation
Iby the Past Gruude' Association \IIs
Thatcher was also presented with a
bouquet.
There were speeches by the visiting
members and ollloers and at the con
clusion of the meeting refreshments
i
i
i
i
good time enjoyed by all.‘
no..-” A...
_MONDAY NIGHT. .
Armory. World's Champions (Troy)
Vs. Norwelk. mam School vs. New lia-
ven High Basketball. dancing. Ere
tra seats
IIIIILE increase
In rep. on Ice
Mrs. Nellie Duffy. of Washington
street, when victim or tho'sllppery
sidewalks when she tell in Union
street last evening at 6: the clock and
sustained a tractured ankle. hits. but
ty was cur-outs to her home when the
accident happened. She does not re-
ooIleot just what occurred except that
the slipped and tell unit In so doing
fractured hhr ankle.
Dr. Jean Dumortter wss summoned
Ind took the women to the Norw‘slirm
.Hosr'iitsi where. the fracture was-I r‘e-
l
I
iottshla as miss. it use: reports
this mom that site weer setup; fee
well It could be aspectsv ‘ - ,.
Iinter It house,
:llvod hnpplh..luit alto ii
' immediately.
‘ Laeds.‘is,living in solitary state here"
on the estate of his is her. with a
*d‘tloed; Ind Mrs. Dotti! mode as W
iHiiii iiiliill Iii
IIIIIII Iinicis
Nellie F. Hardwick, lIetlie Miller
and tennis Bueil; omplain
ot infidelity. Cfuelty
and Desertlhn _
granted by
of the super-
Three divorces were
ior court yesterday. Flm cases of un-
con‘tcstcd divorce were ‘heard. but. In
two instances the court took the
papers.
3 The first, case was that of Nollie F‘-
:llnlduick. of ltnnbur}, uho charged:
that hex husband. ("builds A. iiardi.
wick now in parts unknouu.
llwen too irleudl} with Ni lllv Lohr and.
ilin 21 Height of Dunburi'. She heard;
e women and;
Ind new IlIlll'
Eof his attentions to than
.Ihc iollowcd one night
This s‘is while they;
were living In Warez-bun. \‘i’lien iIIli‘I
inert met her husband she nccuucdg
limit of Infidelity. and all ‘illni he did
was to choke but he tiu-ro was otli A
c1 ciidohio to prove the chsl'g-t- the
llucll surrord. mar»
Il Nm‘emhorf
”s but reunion:
usbnnd told
to sec his
New Ymk.
hc' nor saw
that they
uspected he
to last \t‘ltl‘
as giyeu the
st old daugh
iconic C. 0! St
thin and he was 20 5114‘
number who use lll lit
That is the lost that it
her husband She sold
w cool toward her It
Besides I dour-'0 she w
AI'IIS'IDII} of a ton techie
t.cr
Nollie Miller. oi Danton. wag
ed her sec-l
llliler. on
before herf
I
Christmas eve. 1910. out
but lio'r husband Irreaiei tor a ser-
Besides unspeakable
acts of cruelty which w re frequent
Ibo was given to excessIFe drinkingfi
Her husband is now It parts un-s
known She was also tr ed trorn the
bonds that bind. and siFowed to its-3
sum‘o' the name of Taylor.
One of thslI cases that
ued as .ludxfe Case si
wanted to consider It vial the sppllcs
goon of Fannie r elitism t Bridgeport.
tor I dlvotce “om Knsel Miller. The?
I-platutitf In this action brought so»?
tton mt I breach of pro lee sgainsti
Kaee’l In August 1908Aand the lat-i
ter was arrested on u ha y writ He?
consented to get marl-lei to get outf
of durauce \lie. but desei ted his wife
was contin-i
id that he
There was further eviierfie in the
case- of isudorcI Klein who wants to:
be timed . from Ross Diutsch Klein?
his sisterIln-law that was, now his;
wife. The case wee tried a weeki
ago. ‘
«MONDAY Ni PE;
Armory. World 3 Champions t’l‘rpyl 1
vs. Norwslk.. High School vs. New HI»:
ven High. Basketball. anctng. Ex»;
tre seats.
vouvosnuoss It
uses III II II A With
new. YORK. of... 2d éNlhe-o'ear-
old William Dateman Load a. son" of the»
late "Tlnplate King." William B.
governess. housekeeper a 'd ittteen ser-
vents to meet his sligh%st wish. it
was thought that the boy who Is heir
to an estate of 340.000.0i0. nos trav-
eling with his mother. Mrs. Nonnie
Leeds. In' Europe.
Each day the boy is dr van to a pri-
vote school near here a then driven
home again. after which ”drives out
behind a teem anst this with liver
ted doschatan and a tooti an. Under
‘ s‘
he em I new the
surveillsuc‘e. and he is
. been Room In to ob with tho
lilo}? our cable aud‘iI kept
edited In tollll‘IhIiytiicIl ‘ ‘
ll
you the part or the members at
g Tor hi5 ten-yeiinold son.‘
lost. H'0 went ”Gilli! to ‘II III. ltIiIsn
Another chupter was added last ev-
ening to the steadily growing book
A In which the successes of the Norwalk
A: Century Club are recorded. when the
entertainment committee and omcers
royally entertained the members of
the club and their friends at what
they were [doused to style I "smoker."
Although It was the maiden attempt
this
sort of enortninment they are now
muttering somewhat mgretfully that
perhaps they have set their standard
one pinnacle which will be dIITIcult of
attainment In the future. for certain.
ly no heater or more pleasant evening
poses sicoenifiif
W
mnthoneymoon vi'bs dilld she resilsed that 1-. vidi uu glorne c It I’ulgido
d the half matfé a lei-Tibia; mistake She 90m", c l’n‘nem
Sullstths boccu roses
S'ostluse ll mio desire . , .
E nells mute cenere
Di incite memoris
Ls spemarltlofl'
Donna rloorda!
in our quel giorno non mori‘!
Dimmi. perche‘ set pallldu?
Dun tunebre passato
Force on ricordo lugubre
III cor s“e ridestato?
Dngii occchl tuol nerissimql
Brillo' .torse uns lagrims
Pensaudo al nostro smor'.’
Deb! Non plunger tenciulln .
MI plansernt out our . . .
Do to rspllo all 'entssi
Tenor dclla the rose.
Della ‘mentaot lsgrime
is no credel la orooe . : .
E nelkI brsccia Impavldo
lo ti mccolsi. o crude.
E pol ti strinsi a me:
lndi nilldsl. ital mlsero!
Le pen del core a to.
Donna rloords Ii duldo.
La dolcc frenesla?
. s
e
. Nel serto dell‘ lrnmeuoo
Tu ti dicevl min?! . . .
E sulle tue lsbbra vergini
Della florente bocce
Raccolei il primo'tlor. A
3 his pal one] bel carminio
Del solfo tu l'orror.
BUCCIO GRAZIO.
South Norwaik. Conn. 18-1-12.
sei’ueeeositnm
encsessevomrtn
._._..A_..._.
There was a meeting of the bridge
construction committee in the town
court. room In Wall street last evening.
Rout-ins business was transected arid
the reports or subcommittees were
heard. Engineer .l. E. Grelner appeared
and his quailcstlons as an engineer
were read. The contract with him as
consulting engineer was talked over. ,
The meeting adjourned until this
morning at 11: 30 O'clock In Walsh d:
yd-iubbells cities In Wall street.
At htie time tlib committee signed
I ‘ ‘I contract with J. D. amines sit con-
suiting engineer Tor the new bridge.
, HAD Lost HICIA on.
W”Prater Christiano. of Pest] Swomp.
when [It had
Iiilililliiililii Aiiiliiill _
Iiiii DEERE iii succiss
II iliiii IIIIII 8M0
Entertainment Committee and Ciiicers Proved to he
Hosts and Everyone Was Accorded a: Hearty
Welcome and Given a Good Time
Will CIIRK HIPBIRI ii. SMITH PRiiIIii I
HIPPI [liiiilili I8 MISTER Iii PIPIMIIIIIES
Professor Finklestons.'ot Bridgeport. With Competent Local
Talent, Provided a Program Pleasing in Every Way '
. and President Sun. the signers tints
' when Yuan. on b’eht‘flf II! the M
was‘5tu Norwsllr inst evening iodides:
could hnIc been devised Chan that: CT
the ‘Ftrst Smoker “
The spacious halls and rooms of the '
beautifully appointed club were senile
fortnbly filled with As large gathering
of: the hard shelled business men of
the community and a tow of their ;
coworkers. The men came early and
eteyed late. a majority of themt‘akin
the lost our home, nor did modems
ry tun-lovers desist from their plans-
nutries and songs until’the ctr sto
pen [or the last time under~IthePWses
lugton street railroad bridge.
lsnchus and Younger ImpefiIi
Princcsflpidhidiii '
illicit Il
NANKING. cunts. Jan. tit—The
foremost or the republicans here It
clared today their belief that the Mild»
shoe and the younger Imperial princes
are determined to bring China. to ruin
and dismembermsnt Is a final despdl
lug act.
Few persons now rctuse to rectal"
nice the hopelessness ot the Honcho
struggle. Yuan Shi-AKII is practlc’
held a prisoner In Peking and poses
.
urges a monarchy. according to the
advices received here. though Tan
Shoo Yi his closest friend and inn
mete, asserts that Yuan
a republic.
A few days ago I complete
ment was reached between Yu
Tang and Persidcnt Sun Yat~$en
Wu sung-Fang. the minister of in
In the provisional cabinet. wit.
the Manchus accepted the libero
terms otfered and Yusn Shi-Ksi rib,
President Sun mutually agreed
duel g0vernment in the north Ind
south handed respectively by Y
Inteelng to administer alta'irs
Jointly untll the form of A pet is;
government is decided upon ‘by'
national convention. This sgrseméli
was actually drafted and '
sought to amend it. This alarms
republicans and they broke oi! he! '
tlons.
President Sun and the members '
the cabinet are firmly cunvlnced the
recognition of the republic by the peso
ere will come quickly unless the ln-
duenoe of certain 0'! the powers is too
strong against it. They asked was
that they be allowed. to entire
through the Assoolsted Press theho
that the United States Will sustain
dialect tire-Io pulley and he the It
to six-spit s. insect? hand to press
China’s integrity. ' "
Your been ' either I' fledged
chopper, ii circled but-oldies
enameledkstqa ties :
Norwalk Chronicler