IINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
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‘ - SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Qld‘Well Lodae, No. 108, F. and A. M.
4 Meets in Masonic Building. Booth
A Main street, 1st and 3d 'l‘uesday or
. each month—July and Ant-gust ex-
joopted—et 8 o'clock. All Master
A Masons cordially invited. Frederick
, B. Lyon,.W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Geo.
Sailor Chapter, No. 38 R. A.M .
.4 Meets in Masonic Building. South
_ Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
eaob month—July and August ex-
"? wanted—vat 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
1- Mssous cordially invited. Thaddeus
, auyer. it. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
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;UTH NORWALK BOARD OF
, TRADE
' '4 President—Nehemiah Candoe,
LVloe-Prealdent—Charlee J. Pidpeon.
4 "Mercury—Frank w. Hadley.
Tillman—Mutthew Co‘rbett,
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~"0ur suspense is rolitavod. and we
show olficiaily that the arrangement
"1' stars in the now flag will be six
We of eight each. Very few were
to to conceive what other arrnngw
.amentvcoald be chosen, but muny fear-
ed that omoial ingenuity might find
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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better thun to elect (loorge Washing-
4 ton Peter liunts to her itnportautw;
end cousliicuous» state omees.«~llnrt-
lord Cottrnnt ;.
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The first leap your bridge reported
lately it coy widow of ilermuntown.
‘ on proposed, but paid the our-
4 or two to Wilmington bought
the ring and paid the minister. This
it eleomo solution. in those days of
" cost and high liylng. to the prob-
lem of he wto got mnrried though
Wow-New l-luron Register.
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When Laura Jenn Libbey wrote. that
married man who is afraid oi
wife is a.rool and u coward every
rled mun began thinking of some
entitled neighbor. M Schenectady
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ill be interesting news to the
Irish Players that bricks ate being
from pspor.——-.\'ew York Tole»
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addition to the \alile which at.
inches to Leap Year because of its
4 int prltlleges there is s strictly
in ' ercisl value which appeals to the
borers. Thus the chancellor ot
' bequer estimates that British
entra day and imperial imports
aports expand by $17,500. 000.—-
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The butter for the greatest propor-
ti ate gain among French cities. as
Wu by the last census belongs to
es, which in live years increased
182.430 to 170,536. passing Nice.
iousé and st. Etienne and becom-
3n; the sixth instead of the ninth city
a in France. Only ‘Paris and
‘ ‘ xceeded Nantes in actual in-
to the lost census period ~4~New
GMT WOOD-M EIN'S RATES.
EAiPOLlS. mun, Feb. 28. ——
attacking the rates recently
_ in session at Chicano, are to
groitay by tho‘Natlonsl Wood
nrbly in executive session
4‘ mth9tweou the "insult.
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Life Everlasting
Many have searched for it.
Many have prayed for it,
Always appealing with hearts
full of doubt;
Those who have earned it .
Were not tliosezwho spurned it.
4 When theiéitt lay before them,
around and about.
Why do men strive for it?
Why do they hunt for it,
Always unheeding, Immlndiul
and weak?
Those who hare-earned it
Were not those who spurned it.
It‘s only at hand. one has only
to speak.
4 The Sentinel rm! be pleased to re-
ceive letters tonpubllcation, from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brie! and totbepolnt communication.
as s general proposition, carries more
weight and nonfiction than a lengthy
one in which tho ornament is not
concentrated. We do most emphatw
ally suggest brevity. Inns-winded or-
tiolel, we have observed. are the last
misread. anderetnauy tinesavoid-
ed altozether.
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.DO WE NEED A CITY HALL?
South Non'nlh, Conn.
Feb. 2i. )912.
To the Editor of the Evening South
not:
Will you ltlndly allow me a little
some in your quotidisn? it i can be
honored to put forth my ideas. 1 will
be over so much obliged.
Our Little City.
The local press is sending broadcast
the announcement to beautify this lit-
tle city of cure. We beer with great
pleasure and attention the decision oi
your city fathers to put into play over
one hundred thousand dollars, for city
bull. llhnri’.'oourt and police bulld-
inna. This it all very nice. no one
doutnn. but it we stop tor one instant
and consider the oomenueucou. the
proposition may not look all may no
tho imagination. at the present time
4 may picture the dream 0! lbs.
What income will this big amount
of molten lnveflod in buildings oi this
bring to the city)? Will these build
into; «all the, attention of manuiartur
ore to lot-mo hero? is the taxpnyor
liuucllttod in any way by it?
’l‘iiiu is the problem. and it any
kind reader will give me n convincing.
solution l’ll appreciati- it very much.
i for one am a taxpayer, and have
notinutl tor the last six or apron years
the taxation has been increased won-
derfully. and still at the lost city
meeting it was deemed necessary to
raise. it a little more, as the present
' taxes sore hardly enough to cover the
exocrine». Nerert less. we are going
to spend a small! h: at nearly one
hundred and twontflftbouaand dollars;
in one of your issues at ret‘ent date
published In one at the columns at
your nuotidinn. ruins a statement made
by the president oi' the lloartl oi
Trade ntgmttinxibn impotenoy oi
iioathtga certain amount of bonds
ue’oonnry tor a but mourn to locate
here. which is no! him or the cities
not very tar trout bore. Others. too.
have followed the llama tracks. We
must consider that industry is the ca-
sentlni oxygen in business. but what
has been done in this line: Nothing.
ascent that we institutes concerns in-
‘slde of two roars
Tho won in businooit they realise it.
still on drug along, Without trying to
had out the reunion tor ouch conditions
but we only clamor and say: "Why
dont we get good [notorious to locate
here? We. have the tacllttlos. right on
the main roads. 80‘” channels and ov-
erythlns needed." All this is very
well said; still we are at fault.
li'we tool: one~llilh at this amount.
arid put a proposition up to a good
sound concern that employs 700 or 800
mechanics; even otter them to erect
a building, with l. abatement that the
‘ piano be tholra at the expiration oi a
certain length ultimo, how long would
it take the city to not that money
' bask?
Who does not like pretty things?
We mortals. all 0! union tendencies
tor good taste. and we shoot remem-
ber that we cannot live over the limit
or one income. it; would be a wiser
thin; «may overflows“ no
loudness. get new monasteries that
' “ploy pod mechanics. mane concea-
atom. do somethini on m the ice
ot monotony. tolerate the industry or.
til-city. and theorem with line
baildiim. as tools.- sometimes. are
' very deceivlm
Thanking you tor humus lie to
“press my mu.
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What is Old-Fashioned
Macy’s? fl”
0h! then it is a Bargain
Store? _ Iii“
Wh‘y is it better than a
Bargain Store? .3"
Where do the goods come
from P 3‘
Wheredo the new goods,
the extraordinary values
about which everybody is
talking, come from? list-
What is the general char-
acter of the stocks on the
Sixth Floor 5’ H“
W hat are the objects of as-
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Macy’s P no:
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Aguitle is given below it lead people who are looking
for worth low priced goods through the Home of Values.
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enteraiidoeompetitionwiihm store
Itollere goods of known
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[soda fre- on regular decks
the Sixth Floor, we have made
m and Factories. These
belreeaataadyprowingrtechs
nosed man was stylus his testimony in
hiaiown behalf. anodeniy be halted.
"I went won the truth." be declar-
ed. "1 will tell all i know.“
He then been to make a complelo'
confession. The trial was stopped and;
o hurried conference of counsel to»
lowed. mac's confession came as a
thunderbolt to Attorney Fallon. to
whom laxuo had always protested hill
innocence. Attorney Fallon at once
nrrsnuod m a continuance to Friday
to ”use tor s chew of plus and
then Leone‘s statement was taken.
Knowing that word or what had.
happened in the city oourt would
abroad about “the tenderloin" like
wildfire, Prosoeutiue Attorney Alcat-
der Delaney mod n raiding party
on the spur of the moment. Deputy
Shea-ids .l. W. Volltuer. Antonio Ab-
rlola. H. a. Elwood lull Detective Hall
and Patrolman Bray. Glounon and}
Barton. and Special Odloer Cherubolos
at once started out with Logo acting
as their snide.
Then lotiovud a sensational and but].
rled raid around the “tendon " halt
o doses diluent places being visited
and lame rpoieuux‘out in each a man
or men whom he incensed of being
members .at the White slave" sang
which employed bimbo its tool and
assault; - x
The at!!! recon was pressed into
the service of the raiding party M
the Measure «bundled into it.
Alter Mouth» of therityhad boob
SWIM the auto Washed with
thopeirty on eat. our train street.
where dosh-d Mules. asserts. the
alleged leader at the "white eleven ” l
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sare‘a home. Prosecuting» Attorney
Delaney entered timid“. the book
them
lollies- untested authorises- at
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‘ attorney, but some leniency is gener-
liter in the Weterbury eats one night
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After they were taken to the county
court house and locked up in the coil
rooms there. bench warrants, which
bring them immediately before the Sn-
perior Court, were issued for each.
They have been removed to the
county Jail in North avenue. whom
they are kept in isolated cells. No
body is allowed to talk with them.
After the raid and arrests. Leann.
who also goes under the name oi
(bosom! Vinoi. was put under a more
extended examination and gave a com
plots statement.
While no definite undorstnnding‘hsd
been reached yesterday. it. is probable
that; Attorney Fallon will enter a plea
of guilty to some minor aliense for his
client when the latter comes to trial.
and the state will not press for severe
punishment in view of lane's Eon-
fossion’and valuable testimony in the
other cases. lilo agreement to this
street has been made between the
counsel for the dotense and the state' a
ally accorded a witne’sb who turns
state’s evidence and mom .
After the ”rested men were brought
to the county court house Dora Ron-j
town the victim or the sons“: con~
epiraey, was brought before them and
she immediately ldentifled Gem as
the one who pointed her; t-on the
street to mm on the n of Feb-
rua‘ry 10, just hetero limo entered
her apartment and stained her.
Other; were wounded by her as
members at a group that threadenoil
and warned new first she would be
slashed tor her interference with their
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it in a nearly two weeks alter-ward
‘ the tone known as Woo
‘ pointed her out. on the street.
4 t The prosecuting autborltlae and the“
“4:4holloemdo’lllhtodattberaldandthe.‘
eter to the criminal superior court
undoi- bonds of 19.000 and was an
reigned in the superior court Wednes-
day.
Attorney Fallon had not received
the slightest intimation that his client
. had changed his mind and decided to
nuke a clean breach of it. He was
questioning Layne to bring out testi-
mony in the iatier's own behalf when
mono suddenly refused to answer the
questions the way his attorney put
thorn and declared that be hunted to
make a confession and complete suite-
neat.
Lagno‘s statement as commenced in
court and continued in private before
the prosecuting officials was senss‘
tioual in the extreme. He declared
that he was forced in fear of his
life to act as a tool, and assassin for
on organized song of white slavers,
the song which he pointed out to the
police. He said that he Was dragged
trom'his home on boxingmn‘ avenue
and forced in fear of his life to slush
the Romano woman being promised
immunity and pay on the one hand
i! he “turned the trick." and being
told that he himself would be inur-
dered it he failed.
He furthermore declared that he i '
been tomesd to not for this sang for
neural years and that its members
have operated in a number of cities
between Bridgeport and New York.
Mo - declared that Dominica
(Jessie ms the ring leader and chief
Of the gang. Ilrs ointment was at-
tsrward borne out by the identities-
tlon made by the Hermann woman
who immediately recognised Cesare
“the mo whohad mun her out
on the street to Land and remarked.
“m is the would."
A rumor wan ota'rent yesterday
that some utilisation-elm were»
willing m- evidence afloat the our
one, it refused immunity than-elven.
nonuouent cleaning out or this vermin
who triloet the Red Wt ditiirlol. '
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