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3‘ 11 e! it tho i-
. no “ly flowering of the
new life into beautiful
dude. Rather lrhprovo-
merit-lo the child of ar-
1 duouo struggle. hut this
3 only serves to prove the
‘pren need of men for
the pcwm'whleh the new
life bl‘Ingo with lt.—-—ln~
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Attorney l. Belden Hurlbutt Decides to Correct Some of the
Committeemap Ferris Alleged MisstalemenIts and
Writes'to The Sentinel I
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Claim Made That They Did :Not Act Legally in Revnking
Certificate of
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The following letter wus received
by The Sentinel today from Attorney
.l. Beldou ilurlbutt. who rc’presculs
Principal J. W. S. iIIlodgdml, in the
iicolgcloun school squabble WtIlItIl
I1. in been before the public for the poet
low dn1s:
ilit. Editor:
l dislike to write nbout the George»
town ui’l’nir, but. Mr. Ferris has made
such statements that it becomes my
imperative duty, as Mr.‘ Hodgdon‘s
counsel. to let the public know the as
not facts. Mr. Hodgdon come to me
on Saturday. the lilth of Jhnunry. with
:1 letter signed by John W. Ferris, “"11-
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At th’e hil’nl'tdl concluve held last eve-
nlng Clinton Commendery. No. 8,
Knights Templar elected the otticers
for the ensuing yen1'.The annual re-
ports were read and showed the organ~
ization to be in a lirstclass condition
Horace M. N. Blgmun. oiSouth Not"
walk, was chosen eminent commander
to succeed Nicholas Merlin, of Nor-
walk.' The conclofla was largely et-
tcnded and the elections unanimous.
The officers chosen 1119. as follows:
Imment (30111111111101:er M. N. Sig-
man.
Generalissimo~lrving C. Robertson.
rilaptaln General-George W. Herd
wick. 1
Senior Wardenmlliilton Elwood.
Junior Wardem—Percy C. Morgen.
Excellent Preiete~3umes W. Storey.
Recorderéh‘rcderlck Buckley.
Treasurer—4hr” Ryder.
rustee for three 1ee1e~Jemes W.
Storey. Chdrles N. Wood and Samuel
H. Huntington
There are several appointiVe oflices
-wnlch will be titled later by the emi-
ineut commander. The installation
' ceremony will b9 held on March let.
TEMPORARY OFFICE. _
Dr A. R. Turner has moved his of- I
live to the Not walk Hotel 11111ii fur-
ther notice I
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the Notwalk group of Epwoxtu
Leagues Wes held last evening lit the
woyton Methodist chuxch. The 1111»
forlorn of the church was comtor
II with members or the or-
done of the most suc-
h on record was held.
of thé evening was Rev.
r. Hayes proved to he
- in Hartford to look aftor legislative
. IITIVE TIIIIKEI8. 25c L8
An enthusiastic bimonthly rally of‘
tee Life saving SeI‘.NorwalkI Yach’t 1011111 canoe at the P “
Entered at the South Norweik Poet-onion
as Second Class Matter
MINE PNN IN
the Principal
Itou School District No.
ill, stating as
follows:
.lutuiury 12. lili2.
Mr. J. W. S. llodutlon. tleoruotowi‘l.
(.‘onu.
Dear Sir: in view or your Very no
culim' notions recently. while acting
as principal oi Georgetown school. theE
committee on schools representing the;
Wilton Town School Committee. lifter
(lHfllt‘IllI considcrntiou. lime derided
that it is their duty to invoke tour
schools in the “1111111 of \‘tllton. This
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GERMAI- IIIEIIICIII 1
ILLIMIIIE MINNIE
The state convention of the German.
American Alliance'wes hold on Jun-
unry 28th at New Britain. represented
by the local delegate. Gustav ill. Fried
rich.
It will be remembered that the no»
tlonul convention of the GermamAm-
cricun Alliance-took place in Washing-
ton, I). C..‘ October 6-10. 1191!. and was
headed by the Ruudiee president. Dr.
C. J. Hemmer. of Philadelphia. P11. It
was hf 1901 when Dr. C. .l. Hexamer.
of Philadelphia. and Prof. Rudolf Cro-1
non. of New York. and in all twenty.
one men :got the Germans together and
up to date the Central Verbaud‘hns a
membership of very nearly 2.000.000
people in over forty ptates.
At. the convention it was also voted
to be represented why three members
matters. A petition from each local
Verbtand will also he sent to Congress
to protect the intenetste liquor bill.
The next state conVention will be
held in Waterbury.
Choice Native Fowls. 2011.
Native Roasting Chickens. 28c.
Loin of Pig Pork. 1211c.
.Smell, teen Fresh Home. '140.
Loan Fresh Shoulders. 1289c.
Homemade sausage, 140.
I ego of Spring Lamb.14c.
Forcquarter Lemb.10c.
Spring LambChops, llo.
Rib Roast Beef. 12891:.
Breakfast Bacon. 1411 lb.
5-lb. pail Pure Lord, 0011.
Warranted good Eggs, 35c don.
Swift’s Butterlne. 25c lb.
HAYES‘ MARKET.
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The special meeting of the Eli-st
.11. Fielding place a: tunnel
night, failed in a quorum, and no built
oess could be done. Howell" 1
formal way. the I
were considered.
~finger. Anne thirds. Mary Bette. Eloise
Hitchcock. Ruth Kendall. Mary
-: Elsie Kitties.
Marthe,
" children will be given.
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Home Chapter of The King’s
Daughters and Sons Plan Uni-
que Eateriainment for Feb. 9
\
(in February 9111, the Home Chup~
tor ol‘ The King‘s Daughters and Sons
will give one of the largest and most.
unique entertulnmcute ever given in
Norwnlli. the proceeds of which will go
towards the building fund of the Home
of the Aged. it is called 3 Cafe Chou-
tnnt. The Armory. where the affair hit
to tithe piece, will be truust’oruu-d total
11 botvcr oi‘ light and beauty by mien
tun decorations and electric lights. '1‘th
(countries: on dororutlone. of whichE
Howard V. Worden in chairman, its-i
eluted by men from The Norwulit Flt-o
lilupnrlmont nud Muyilower Hook dndl
Luddcr Goulpuny, begun work lusts
night and with motorist! iouuod i’rotnE
both companies and it grunt 1111111me
of lions. made good headway. 3
()nc hundred daiutlly appointed tu-i
bins will occupy pelt of the large floor.’
space These tables will he rcscrrqu
l11 ndteucc the committee being Mrs;
Auoel-ted Prue blows From All Part- of the World by I Special who III-11d Our (two Opel-ethic
A Combination That Aiiords the
Fullest Promotion Under
All Conditions
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. A11 Automobile insurance Covere
Anywhere in the United States
and Canada
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.111 uninsured automobile in not 1111’
beset It is 21 liability;
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or death go any peregn or ‘lpereone tor
which he may be liable. as Well all all
legal expenses. it tithes a great deal
of risk on the motorlet‘e shoulders.
and by many is regarded as the most
important form 0! automobile insur—
ance. ‘A car may he dhetroyed by fire
collision. and the lore and» there. A
$1,000. cur. however. 111on injure or
kill someoueend its owner may be
sued for ten. fifteen. or tireuty times
the value of his machine. Juries have
been known to give verdicts for very
large some in such cases. and any au-
tomobillst may find himself in a very
bad state indeed in consequence. it
the car owner does not carry such a.
policy he countries 11 possible liability
or on unknown amount. lecgul ex-
penses and damages pile up enor-
mously, for lawyers and these anur-
ed are generally of the opinion that
the penal motorist in rich and should
pay accordingly. The holder oi on
automobile liability policy.
l
Ecompnny, in consideration of
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The ordinary limits on automobile;
Epiiirlcs are 55000. in case of liccldeutj
or death to any one portion and $10.- 1*
000 to our number of persons lnlur E
led or killed in any one accident
in the suite of Connecticut, how
however..
shifts all this to the shoulders of a}
thei
WEATHER FORECAST
Show tonight or Sunday.
i AWRENCE. Muss, Fob. 3.I——A mys~
terioue quadruple murder in which
iii you go to it “over. the inductance recently thereof “”0 "‘9“ “(I “V0 Women were killed
W (3 Jew... M... James 131...”...09 bout. to borrow men 11' nowadays, uncle bill melting any person owning ui ”5 “WM“: 0" “5 “Wins the”
Slovene Mime Frank Louder hire itch 1, ot' the flint (intention; dulled will hot car- or 111111 employer ltuhlc for 310000 ”"0““ “I" with e ”‘7'” ““5 revealed
m W111 \lrs Winfield 1111111111111” 3 number \Oll own a motor-c1113 and it thereon at $5,000. as heretofore.
lion13.Sl1ercr. M111. Josiah Gregory
and lire.Sa1nucl .\i Alter
_'i‘hcro will be 11111111
copy and nino on the main door resort 1’
cd.l...i.1:ht retinehmcnto will be serrEcd
throughout the evening 11.1 the loliow’. i8 11 110388“? chance?» 0! your killing 01‘ surrounded: The car must; not be ob-
('et'tilit'uio issued by them to touch in lug young ladies in the costumes at thn’ Ill-Illm'b “WW 0110 “Id MEWS m it" ousted by MY 1391‘s“ under ”VBIIIWIIE “I’m agm 3" and 30 years “859°“
Manama live or tilt] thousand EDWIN (1811133881: year; of age
Iii-iathcw eon Julie Knapp. Emily Noah i Thelvl’are the comedian or insurance claimed from the insurance compuuy
different notions: Mischa
lsnhelle Aller. Dorothy Cholwcll E111
ily Randell. Mamie Sensor. Harriet
i)dell.Llorotl1y Lockwood. Muir; Soy
Bylugtol‘l.‘ Genevieve L‘s Faye. trend
1inwh.fiuth Thoma. Mattel Allied Ha-
eel Fanoltct'. Ruth Carlin. Helen St
John. Gertrude Maude". Lucy Finch.
Cornelia Odell, Ruth Clary. Helen
Bur-
11ell..i~‘rancee Burnell, Margaret Laue.
Nettie Bullock. Jessie
(lions, Mildred Osborn. Mary Beckett.
icebeile Hunterd. Sarah Ferguson.
Anne Hipoon. Grace Wilmot. Lillian,
St. John, icebeilo Rider. Mabel li‘errtn.I
Welltlcy. Ruth Baldwin.
Jeannette Uhle. Adele Bette. Helen
Thompson, Bessie Semple. Jeannette
Ewing. Monti Gristle. Marie Wolf. Edna
Brewster's, Lois Beers, Madeline Mo
Kibbln. Mary MoCeueisnd. Currie Mc-
Ceuslund.‘10lizebeth Stanleton, Mary
Chancellor. Roberto Rumniicr.'A11nn
Riehurds.’ Frances White. Phenolic
Uhle. Sarah Rider. Hilda Wulhley and
Mary F. Bette.
Ice cream. coho. sandwiches. coffee.
cold drinks. candy. etc.. will be served
at tables and in the balcony. it is, plun-
ned that the waitresses like part In
fancy marches during the evening.
A large orchestra will furnish nut-I
sic and there will be 11 medley of "plays
song; and funny dances throughout
the evening, ennouncement of which
will be made later. 3 1
in the afternoon from 3:15 to 6
o’clock. a Saihlnngundi Party tor the ‘
cents. which“ will
ments The children will he entertain-
ed by a large committee. of which Mrs.
Jean Dumortiei is chairmenhv
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cuts the 1 111111111
‘ is neccuuurt i
puree. and hence 111-1511 In ordioorli
days:
'troni any course whatsoevorwsell <11:-i
‘close resemblance to marine
upon in its provisions.
Admission, 25
include .rel‘reshe
in his own household or service.
- once policies is regulated by the cast
once desired. The rate varies from
it is tenured if it is not ‘toovered'E
crate. 3,. .1... 3...] nice the. banker in 1111er to point out3 tor each additigng} home power
that your muchlnc is 11 1111111131111 dun-i
nor lie tells you chillingly that there
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insuring on automobile in not like
insuring a house. or Ҥ.ite1conlcnts it
to more like the 111311111121: on a ship
The automobile more; from one» to
tire risk An‘ automobile are incur-g
once policy covers anywhere in the
United States or Canada and further-l
including while in building. on
road, on nilmud car or other conver-
once. tom. an inland cleaner or'on
cmtwise steamer bench from u Unl-
tod States or OuoedltIul port to & Uni»
ted Stated or Candied port.” 11 you
11-131. to take your machine for a tour-
in foreign lands, the insurance oom-
peny will induree your policy accord.
tngly. charging, of course. an addi-
tlonel premium.
1, Fire W
This lire policy is complete and com-7
1
prehenslve. it includes tires arising:
ploslon. . eelbignltion illicit-tiring
through the canburcter 11nd 1111 on light-
hing. it. also protects aghlnst damage
in derailment. willie in transit by roll, 5
against collisions and other mishepsE
while the machine is "dead";
or dumagcurletng iromthe machine;
notbelng properly secured in the our
is excepted; That-pert oi the policyI
relating to ‘tlansit by wote1 bears. a
insur-
Some policies
consider as part of the loss charges
for salvage in those cases where the.
ensured is legally liable for the some.
These hm policies ciao contain the
theft hitter-log? and robbery house
which protects the assured from such
depreuetionf on the port at those not
No
1111113 less than $25.10“ can be cIlIImI-
ed. Tiller partly due to the met
that mnnyhmull ortioiee about a
motor-«cur are treq‘ucntly lost. or mis-
of the our and the amount of incur
cont. according to your
and cost iii: some ‘
but 1013311110111 one third of your liability rate
Icons-eons called *‘Deductoble Ever-
The cost in Connecticut in $22. 00
8
Here are home oi the restrictiousl
with which this class 0t insurance “I
No damages can be
i! the inflow results while the car 1115
being operated in any endurance or
speed test. When on accident occurs
the burner of the policy 111th loud in 3
a written report to the um
pony strip; till mitotic to roll 15311111.
or with names of witnesses 111‘ must
also forward tmmodiittely to the com
puny‘o once any summons. com
paint: or othera legal papers. The
dummy oettlee the case so it thinks
bect.’ nod pays any verdict up to the
limit tamed ‘iu the policy.
I Property Mine.
The next. policy that a motorist
needs in one promoting him against
loss from drum that his cur may do
to other automobiles or property.
This is known as “Pt-Operly Damage
insurance." and may Ibo covered by 31
stipulate policy or by endorsement out,
one of the other policies. As 11. rule
9. company will cover your "Propertyl
0111111in by attaching a rider to your;
Liability policy~thls would cover youI
Efor damage done by your car to pro:
perty of others for which ‘you may be
liable from Si .00 to $1. 000, which lim
its are usually carried at a cost or
I
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I
I
1
-—-li’ however you cure to carry a
larger amount than $1000 you may do;
so at a slight additional cost 1
The next mum neocos‘ery to pro?
tect yourself thoroughly is
Cotillion.
which means damage to your own
our end can he had in two forms and
4
ego" would pay for any damage to‘
your ear in excess at $25. 00 and would
cost $28.00 minimum chores and Tin-
creases with cost and style off our.
The other form is called “Full curse
use" and pair's from It! 00 up NO
“1011111 or insurance carried and chute
$63 00 1111 imuro and increases with
cost 1111111119 of our.
Dumahes to than would not be con-
sldored as legal claim under collision
clause. unless totul damage to can
including tires. amounted to 8200 or
more. '
it is not necessary tor a men to
carry "Property Damage“ or "Gulli-
slon" when taking out a Nobility pol-
icy. We would however re undead
3‘1l11etnlght by the discorery of the
’bodies of the victims on the second
i 111th the coronary number it! Nil-E for the duct 16 horse power and Si. 00, “00" 0" u “WIN"IIY tenement house
in the roar of 137 Valley street neur
the heart of the city.
The dead are Mrs
aged 35 t’fleiilfi
Annie. Dennis.
Mr and Mrs Joseph
holy. and Sheree Mormon.
A disturbance 11115 heard in the
Fevias apartment about 3 unlock yes—
IIISTITE To 111er
BOSTON. Fell. 3.—-’l‘he House yes-
terday unanimously passed on order
for a thorough investigation by the
Railroad commission and the Direc-
tor of the Port of Boston jointly into
all the railroads terminating in has
ton.
The order provides that a report
shall be made by March 30 on so much
of the investigation as related to the
proposed invitation to the Grand
Trunk Railway to enter Boston. The
investigation is to determine the pm.L
sent railroad situation in this state.
with particular reference to the ad-
lvluobiilty of more effective control
by the state of railroads entering
Massachusetts.
The House also unanimously adop-
ted the report of the Rules commit-
to. admitting the petition of the Grand
Trunk for legislation authorizing that
railway to extend its iinse to Huston.
mun-—
-—MONDAY NIGHT.
Armory, All Stars of the Hudson
River League (Roach Strensand. Ful—
ler. Wollum. W. Lamb C. Lamb) Vs.
Norwalks (with George Smith and
High School vs.
Basketball
Jimmy Clinton). .
Strntford High Alumni.
Dancing. Extra seats.
HANK NOH'II'I'I DEAD.
I CHICAGO Fain 3—Henry '.IK
Knnuff (Hank North), onloomkeeper
.ond-‘n'iend of w. 'r. Stead. the London ‘
editor and author. is dead 'In Knauif’s
onloon and lodging house Mr. Steed
obtained most of the material for his
111001: “It? Christ Came to Chicago,"
published shortly litter the .World's
Fair here.
It was said that Mr. Stood
endKneuif were accustomed to sit for
hours in a room over the saloon and
refinance ideas regarding the book. In
dispensing free lunch to “helices."
Steed said that 'iHenit' North" was do-
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Police Say Thereis No Connection With the Murders end "’
”Mills Strike Situation in the Massachusetts City,
' But Investigation is Being Made I
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Not) of Over 1,000 People Gathered as Soon as the new
Spread and a Company at Militia Was Called Out
tumult p d dwolletlt this
, temporal dilution l1
fleeting perpetueliy ope .
it. and so for extenMM‘
and contracts wr our-9
nol state by seldom nit
ing it into thouollt. or.
1 We make nothing of st
hlty and on sterility o
nothing.—-lel. ' 11 ,
lei-day morning bv the family w
lives downstairs. but the tumble ‘IV
not considered serioue'odough at} the
time to warrant on investigatio”
When no member of the househol
peered during the day. however I til:
police were notified and entered the!
apartment last night. I’
The body of Mormon was roundly»
ing in [root of a table in the kill;
ills threat was cut and there with
knife wounds on his body in. meal-J
oer were the bodies of ”out 3&1
his. and his wife, both ot‘wlruu. 1H
I
(Continued our Eighth Papa
INST‘IHNI-IIWIB .
The nnnualmeotina ottle 1
Oyster Grower-11' Association washer
last evening at the residence of
into David B. Decker, at 1 Crew.
Terrace, at which time severe in
ters of importance come up mi
consideration of the meeting. 3 among
which was the election at unicorn
the ensuing your. The some oil!
were reelected and were as fallout!
President-43. F Huilbert.
Vice Preeident~Mlnot s. Smith
SecretarynE. E. Steinhort.
Treasurer—Wllilam F Hoyt 1
Directorsmlornest Telimndge, Ho
nrd L. mwndes. David B. Decker 1
McKay nnd Sylvester Decker. ' 1
Charles J. Pidgeon. representing th
Sealshlpt Oyster System interes
was elected to membership. 3
Other, business was considered _
some length. but of this the ass in
tion is not yet ruddy to give out mil 3
information.
A meeting of the boom of dire
will he held on Saturday evenin
ruary 1.0. at the home of Frost
Huibcrt. in Quintard avenue.
~GREAT OPENIN6-18A
‘at l. Breservfs; 119 Washington
invite the public to visit. “’3‘...”
limit will find greiit bargains in S
lwiusts. Mill‘luery and all White don
Sale Hbeglue February 3.1
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log the rightltind oi charity 1‘
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