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WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW "
WEATHER FORECAST.
.For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday; l‘rost tonight;
moderate to brisk northwesterly
winds. Weather conditions: Pleasant
weather prevails this morning in near-
ly all districts east of the ltocky Moun-
talus. There has been quite a decided
fall in temperature during the last 24
hours in the eastern and southern dis-
tricts. Frosts were reported from the
Lake region and New England.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 52; high, 62.
Clear.
George H. Dilworth. of Mott aw,L
nue, spent yesterday in Ridgeeilld.
' The offices in the Town Hall are
closed today,_ it being 'a legal holl-
day.
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P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. N. E. O. R.
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum...
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
Tim Halloran, arrestedtfor drunken-
ness. was not in court, this morning,
having forfeited his $10 cash bond.
'Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. R, will hold
a rehearsal of the first degree tonight
and all officers are asked to take note.
Judge John Keogh lined John Leng-
yel the actual costs of his case in court
this morning. Lengyel was arrested
on Saturday for drunkenness.
The Sunday issue of the New York
Tribune, this week, contained a sketch
of the new Norwnlk, the consolidated
city. and among the cuts was a like-
ness of Mayor Francis X. Buruell.
Constable lloury (‘. Selzcr and Jo-
scph lI‘ricdmuu will go to Hartford bo-
morrow where the case of Henry 1).
Marshall. chnuct’i’ur for (.‘xharios (‘..
Parks. of iiitlliilll’)’. will be heard and
at, which time Secretory Phillips will
determine whether to revoke the li-
cense or not. Marshall struck Muse
tor William Mulquccn in East Nor-
walk some weeks ago and quite “badly
injued the lad.
Express, title at
South Norwulit at 7:57, was two hours
lulu lu urrivinu Huiurtlny nluhi. in
spito of tho invt‘ulvcnionco unused to
many, Izoud nuturo prcvnilud, llnd
there was much bnntorinu, of :1 friend.
ly sort, lll‘inli‘ll pussonucrs and train-
mmI, 'l‘ho writer, ll. passenger, and
known to the conductor as a news
pnpvr mun. was united by him to give
tin; lurltlvui prominence in the cob
umus oi' the Sentinel, which request is
‘willlut'ly urnnivd
The Vcrulontvi‘
OLD SCHOOL. BOARD TO MEET.
The old 'i‘own SihUOl Committee
will hold ovol‘ until January lot, when
the newly olcctcd hoard will succeed
to office. Tomorrow evening the old
board will hold a rogplur meeting. and
it is likely that the new members
will gopher to see how the work is
carried on. Nothing of particular in-
terest will develop tomorrow evening,
it is believed»
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BOSTON'B COLUMBUS DAY PA-
RADE.
BOSTON. Oct. 13.*Clear skies. after
a week of fog and rain, brought joy to
the thousands who thronged the city
streets today to watch the parade
winch was the principal feature of the‘
celebration of Columbus Day, a legal1
holiday in Massachusetts. Flags andi
bunting decorated buildings through-i
out the city and along the route of the.
parade there were elaborate displays;
of color, in which the Spanish red and
yellow predominated.
The new City of Boston flag was
raised over City Hall as the first event‘
of the day, the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company participating in the
ceremony. Sixteen thousand men and
women marched in the parade, which
included many handsome floats.
Numerous sporting events filled out
the day, the most important being the
afternoon rowing regatta on the
(‘lIIIrlos River Basin. under the nu-
spicvs or the New England Amateur
ltowlzm Association.
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CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM CAMP-
AilllllllN, N, i'.. (let, iii.---i,nwrmlco
Krutzllk, used twenty-one, and John
Slowlnslti, twenty, litllrulo Polish con-
victs, who have litmn working on rondt
nouns in Cayuga County, left the camp
nonl‘ (llcnaldc lust night, and have not
been soon since. 'l‘lu-ro are .100 con-
vlcts working on mud minus, and
those are the ilrst two out-upon since
the experiment was curried out lust
IaprluII. Krutznlt still lutd cluht mouths
to serve. and Siowiusiti bud, five
months to serve
(‘ut out the above coupon. and
inns of the cost of par king.
have books:
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State Commission Has Two
Transportation Companies
Cited in Court
W
anti tho Fisht'i’u' lslund Nnvlgutlou
Company are to be in the Imilcu court
in New London Saturday to unswor to
coinplnlntu. Iundc lit the instance of
,tho commissioner on domestic uni-
‘illiMiIi. (int. i:l.«-~Mrumisuor Edward L nulls, for importing animals into this
KUZiOWBki, (if Siliili Hiltlliflilillil Cilill‘ttll, Hillitl, [he iliiiilllliil not, being accom-
I‘lny CW, was today uppoihtcd by the limited by the proper certificate of
pops to be auxiliary bishop of Mli- health. There are several counts
wuukee on till) l'tii‘lilllliltilltiliilml til' “gamut, each of “m (rlmuportuthm
Cardinal Do l,ui,'8ecrctury of the Con- jwmpuules, it was mm at the Oflku
sistorial Congregation, ‘of the commissioner in the Capitol
The Rt Rev Joseph M. Koudelltu.Saturday.
the present auxiliary bishop of Mil , This is a department of the com-
WIWRM, W'w appointed bishop of the mlssioucr's duties that is receiving
diocese of Superior f«consldornhlc attention lately, Dr. ll".
~--~--—--~- - A. Ingram, veterinary of the odlce.
CORPORATION PAPERS. said Saturday, and he said that many
The certificate of incorporation .01 demands are being made for licenses
the Hartford Underwriters Agency. to import cattle into the stats Any
Incorporated, of Hartford has been one who wants to bring cattle from
flied With the secretary of the state. another state into this state must
The capital stock will be $25,000 of have a permit, and in too application
which :1, 000 is paid in. The incor- tor the permit he has to give a do-
noratoI-s are Andrew J. Brouzhel. tailed dowription of the cattle and
AUXILIARY BISHOP 0F MILWAU-
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Birdsey 19.0mm and William J. Hsm- ems that for the purposes at ldentl-Ll
sisal scam each head of stock will have
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lmusi have It permit.
t tie are accompanied bonertlllcates of
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Aut0m0biiec to rent by the Hour, Day or Week.
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recent It at this oilico with the ex-
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to metal tng attached to it with certain
L marks.
.bI-l: lg stock in he has to comply with
before an individual can
the requirements as to a permit and
the trunsporiatidn companies also
Unless the cat-
lIuIIllh issued by an authority that is
recognized by' the state department
1 here. they must have to be held until
1 they are tested. but they are not sub L
tuition to test when accompanied by
the proper certificate of health
Not only cattle for breeding, but
beef cattle are subject to the condi-
tions of tho law and arrangements are
being made for the inspection of all
animals that are slaughtered for food.
Bridgeport is the only city in the
state that has a municipal slaughter
house, In. [Ingram said, although oth-
er cities are considering the plan. Dr.
Oscar Schreck of New Haven inspects
{or the state department all of the
cattle that are slaughtered in Bridge-
port and he also makes inspections
of cattle slaughtered in New Haven.
All of the cattle slaughtered in
slaughter houses on the outskirts oi!
this city are inspected otter slaughter.
and the state department now has an
Jaspectlon of animals slaughtered in
New London. Winsted, Norwich and
Waterbury, and the warn of inspec-
tion is being extended. The depart.-
ment is keeping a watch for cattle
that may be brought in without the
proper permit having been issued.
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Good tenants are to be mow-tor
the advertising.
Iw'llluuuu, Bu"
Hon. F. W. Pieaker' Ina Striking
futuie prov.“
‘ l’luenkcr,
.'LI .spokc here yests'; N,
, which showed inicns}.
‘ Lhe revealed. from the Liiei.h
‘ ' second chance, though every 0 to “it's
,Ler in this world or in the world
‘come.
the heathen " In order to have any,
Lconiidence at all .in this theory, thosei
WW “hid i'd'irici-W'r'i'w'fi'ki
ihappiness, or else prmide for them
,L‘doubt skeptitnlsm atheism.
~-~ ~- ~ -- ~ i lieve that God never intended the sol
-. .vutiou of this n orld. but mvreiy
,thousuud years of the reign of Christ he could walk probably almost as
_and the church, especially designed
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Sermon Says There is a Sai-
vaiion ProVided tor the World
\‘LLWell as for ice Church
FillGuL In “.1.
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,lt is still trite that "the whole world: NM
lieth in the wicked one:" ”darkness
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who hold it are obliged to greatlyi
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lions of unfit people, crude, rude, ig
nmant and wicked. to ete. up! life until ”Slum
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t.,hnt as a whole. Chlistinn people are
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snlistion of the church,‘ elect tic-cord edge 0f the Truth for the purpose Mi
ling to the foreknowledge of God furnishing every child 0‘ Adam a lair:
.through sanctiiication of the spiritand fiance to be sated and to gain cternuli
.beilef of the truth." ’lhose who hold 9. l . th 1 "“i
’lhis theory have great confusion also, 1“ cone uslon, e 3999“”: “:ng ‘
because it seems incomprehensible “DO“ his hearers the necessity of 3‘“;
, that God would make no provision for his more earnest heed" to the diligent
ithe “thousands of millions" of Adam‘s study 0‘ Gods Word, rather than to
. race but allow them to be born in sin .thc cresds originated during the Dark
ishapen in iniquity. and to go down to “F": 1b“: thus :38” dthhtlIeLiLIL' :3:
the tomb with almost no knowledge of mu; t e ncrcase a. ‘ ’
‘ itheir Creator. imade full
' The Chm“ sa'va‘m' t BIRD HAD WOODEN LEG.
SIT!!!“ A... “L" mm b ”"erd that that
The iipenkcr then ‘31..
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Scriptures clearly set [0th two salvn- “fut" Ems: Interrupt: Na ”L
lions, entirely separate and distinct.) ' \iorwglkm w ".8 e
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hley are different as respects time, WINSTED Oct 11—4» mic ...- g
ILLin that the one salvation begun to be m the woods near here on Friday,
spoken by our Loft" at llls iirst ad- i\\illiam E Plnney or East Windsori
tent, and began to be applicable to thetbngged a woodcock with a. wooden
chuich at Pentecost and will wholly l.eg “ hen Pinne) shot the bird, he
tense at ills 59k 0nd coming in the end i found that one of its legs had been
of this age. The other salvation neith~| cut 0“. probably by a bullet TheL
er applied before Olll Lords first ad- uound was healed however and pin
vent nor during the Gospel Age, but.ney found that the bird 1,311 ingen.
will apply w all mankind, except theiiously fastened a twig to the stump,
church, during the mlllcniumwthe by wrapping withes about it so that
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well as with two legs.
‘ Pinney has taken the
’ihcsc tuo saliatious were shown to his
be distinctly different as to kind, “Sistine
for the u 01 id blessing and uplift.
bird back to.
hame with the wooden leg slilli
1ch and will have it stuffed as a
Lion The salvation of the (hlIHll dur-
-ing this Gospel Age, since Pentecost.
Household helpers watch Sentinel
H" erance from ”in ‘,Want Advs. for chances to find mom
and death conditions to etc; no! life. a‘ppreclative employers.
Ll but provides that their eternal life will
~ in gy III
i the Academy,
;‘ suggestion, says that while the men at
present [like enough exercise in the _
course of their drills to insure health, _
they fail to acquire that all around
TRAINING FOR MILITARY MEN.
AII Round Physical Development
Would Be Beneficial.
WASHINGTON, Oct,
ernl physical standard of the enlisted
men in the army would be materially
advanced, in the opinion of Captain H.
J. Koehler, instructor of physical
training at the Military Academy, it
the graduates of the Academy were F?"
quired to impart to the. men under
their command the training they them-
selves have received. lie has suggest-
led that the department issue the neo- -
essary orders
At the Academy the
encing ioil, saber, and
log and wrestling. it is believed the
system that has worked so well at the
Academy could be extended to army
pests for the enlisted men under the
tutelage of the younger oilicers.
('oy, Townsley. Superintendent of
in commenting on the
development physically that results
from rcgunrly planned exercises.
The woman wno Irenel upon Bonn. LL
no! Want Advertisements to secure
the household help has I little timo
for other thin”.
lbs on the heavenly or spiritual piano
and not on the cluthly In human plane, \“L‘L‘ =‘3>:>: .3 3 :\:\:L: 3 =‘3‘W:\:L::::
of existence. Thus the spastic do, L;
clnres that our "inllcrltnnceis incur-i, -.
ruptlblc and uudotiled and l’udeth not} ' O tasc 0n
away and is reserved in heaven for usi !
who are kcpt by the power of (iod‘ fl
through faith unto sulvuthm."—-—l Vol.1 is WOMEN’S FASHIONABLE ATTIRE,
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1.4, 5. ()ul Lold also stated that mi H 120 WASHINGTON ST.
the resurrection we slulll be. as the nu- l ‘1‘;
guts. 'l‘llc upostlc says that we shall. A W
then be purtnlters of mu iiivlnc nature 2 EAR A
and like our Lord and Redeemer.
The World's Salvation.
The world's salvation which \viili‘ol
low will be wholly different. it will
not include a change from the earthly
to the spirit. nature. it will mean a
rescue from sin and death to the earth
ly perfection of the original man, in
the image tutti likeness of his (iruulor.
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