too Slow to be
profitabley Ii
ESTABLISHED 1870
“Second Class Matter.
Entered at the Death Not-walk float-Oman
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.lillRi iilllllil Bil .. ‘
IIIIIIIIII llllillilltl
Many Do Not Know That His Bill
iProviIies tor Both Things
ANAUA 131313
SiRili} WAS
,,, A SUNDAY
Rev. iohn” Staoieton Preaches to
Many Fraternal Organize-
” tione on‘Ilnitiation”
Alli. i‘.. SANiililliili.
HAAPlSl, ilillliHlS All
interesting Musical Program Un-
der Direction of Mr. Grannies
There is a fact in connection with
is not generally known in this city.
proceeding. Not alone is the $150,000
a. parcel of this large sum.
will succeed in putting through
i
ey floating on either side of the fence.
'ihe IIIIIual lodge Sunday servicciVOX‘I liowcver, despite the controven
'rwas observed ycsteiduy afternoon at' sy regarding the question, all hope the
11173 «South Norwulk ICOIIgIegatlonal . bill will IIDSS and the $100. 000 be 31‘
it hurt-h, and was one at the most inter-j lowed.
rating of the vespcr services ever heldl
011 the church. The attendance wasl “NOT'CE-
'I..-ry large. nearly all oi the thirty diif-f (ilovm‘s shoe store will be 0p(‘tl IIIII
t'III'ent fraternal organizations invitedl nines until Christmas.
being represented. Some of them. the1
ihTIIsons, Odd Fellows, Rebekahs. Fen
esters. Red Men. Elks. Royal AI cunnm
hid \t large delegations, which oc-
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ATTDRREV DiiDEll
(Continued on Eighth Page) M2“, YORK, tier. 15w—licrbcrt S.
Ogden. lIItI'I biothoi of (leotue W. (lg-
dcu. oi Wilton. left a gross estate oi
$00,028.21 and It not estate oi
~~~JAPANESE HOSIERY FOR XMASJ
. i‘iue line of silk stockings. 50c. and
Splendid line of handkerchiei‘s
.IiIIIr Xiillilfi. See them before deciding.’
bliss POl’lliI‘lllIliS 80 \‘l'ushlugton street
"my”...
tide.
trouble on December i. 101',nccord-
ing to an appraisal oi? his estate tllod
l1. ‘ lI'rlduy afternoon in the olllce of the
clerk of the Surrogates court.
Mr. Ogden was 61 years’ old and
or street here and residence at No.
nun nuns A ,
PASSENGER 11111,, .
Four Persons Klllell and Thirty. unto ot‘ the (‘oluinbis haw school and
, . _ had been in active piuctice of law [01
four Injured ill Chemmis, more than ‘lO yI-Iirs
Germany
i
i Iliis estute,ul1lcii consisted oi‘ rush.
ion hand. in banks money duo, ji'I u (Il13
household et‘l’ects, books, furniture,
I ‘lilIlI\I\'l i"., Germany. lice. 1.3.I—MAI, bonds mortgages, etc., undet thodlrcc-
least four poisons were killed and ”0'15 Of his \Vlll DIV-1565 OY'OI HS A01
thirty-four others injured by thl: crush 10%: . .
jog oi" a. passenger train in a lntighbur. To his Wilton brother, (iconic \\
jog: tunnel which collapsed during a 0.11001). $100.00.
slight Bill‘illtllluliu ut mmmgm Charles J. ()Igden. son 0:31 West
The train nus coming from ltossw- l’-itiI street. 3“).th north of .IIIwclry;
1.; 10. It henmitn and as it mm pttsving Slleiuood Uhlchostor, nephew .\'(1. Lilli;
it rough the boring
II: tll‘tlS Cliffs right IIIIIIIII out, Llltt tIIII Edward imwhns Home“. No
1111 perm toll in and buried thII loco den uve nuo Brooklyn. .\ ,$t0,l0i
polite and six cut. beneath huge worth of jewelry- “0611.56 Mllltlltt
tucks. brook, nephew. No 2.000 Broadway,
l‘lio sig: Iulmuu IIt thI mouth ol‘ the $2000 w‘oith of jewelry; to twoiilcnds,
i I.IIIIl sun the (ollui «I and tIIlIIgI'IIph- $1M) 00 and the balance of the estate
IIIi til once to lIII.IIiIIuII li' I'II in t‘iIeIII to bits. MIty J. Ogden, widow, oi .\o.
1.. r. for did 028 West li-ith sttect.
\ hurrIiIIIIIII, IIII(-:I.II..IIIIiIIIl by snow, The bequest to thel
hi illl‘lt.‘(l Lli” ivoIlI III ilII i'iI-‘It (III-I. mm consists moiety of thI release oi‘
it was feared the low. of NW “mild to» note and mortgage of $411000 Iwhich
Ei't‘flltl!‘ than at flisi l"l‘]I()lt(’il. tho decedent held ugal. Ist him
Tllt‘ iflil‘Llliiliiilii'. Hlltli‘li “‘11:: 11.311. “LIFO. m-W~W»~—-uw—
" I ~LiMOUSlNE FOR HiRE.
. I‘ll.‘ rifles that shoot IIluI'ls, im' lll ltlehurd Lynch. Tel. Still-2.
- II A: I... __‘..' Mississirrt Will—
.“‘8TEAMER einrs
flit-i lIlt1-
Wilton brother”
il.
LAWYER FALLS 10 i
SToiuis In ”EAT": I‘lllIMl'i’lllS‘ 'l‘tImi llcc. ”lit.““"l‘l|ll
1. \‘i 301m, Doc, 3'. .13., \ I.. Mississippi Iivcr stouinorfihiloli. opor
(Hall. a lawyer of 1th (‘lt3, Mic-13., 1&1] ulcd by tho llcliu. Navigation (1qu
1.... stories to pig (loath today for m puny. sunh 'uhllo tied to the Memphis
his tooth in the Hotel ZilIIIlII. Mitoilh wlIIIrl', (only this IIIoI'IIiuu.A11 the
passengers lull. the boat and the crew
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all I
' llir. Hell came to New ‘I’IIIlI. two reached the shore in BMGUI
wut‘lirt 111(1) with his son. Rn) "or trout ‘> (Middle oi the packet. company are
IIII-ut for a. nervous disorder. 11 1.. be unable to assign a li‘lthlil lot the sink
ii-vud that. ho was selzotf‘wlth an 33., ing of l.l1(- bout. She was valued at
tIIIIlI of dizziness while sitting Ovli 11345.0(“).
window sill and that his death/wait?
”therefore, -.-IceiIiIIIItal. His body was
found by servants in a Court yurd. -
Mr. ‘llull. who ranked high as a
corporation lawyer, suffered a nervous
«knockdown hint August from which he
never recovered. With his son he
come here It week ago to consult a
Ispecietiet. .
wCIGARB, 50c TO $6.00 PER BOX.
Pipes, title to $5.00.
Tobacco. ho to $2.00. '
Brass ash tray. 12.0010 $4.00.
”limes ash stands. $0.00 to $4.00.
Humidors, $3.50 11.01000.
cigar pouch. $2.00 to $6.00.
Cigarette punch. 02. 00 to $5.00.
Cigar holder. 600 to 85. .09.
Cim‘trotte holder. 500, it? 05. 00
Tobacco Jars. 32. 00 to M. 00.
Souvenirs to ladies.
DREYF‘USG' CIGAR STORE.
white-lo rolls. music em. all the
my m1 emu; alto line has or
amateur. r. tit. Lockwood and Co
30 Wet! gent.
the bill introduced into Congress by
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan that
and which in itself is a rather unusual
asked’for a federal building, but con-
tained” in the bill is a clause provid-
ing for the purchase of the site with u.
The discussion is still heard as to
whether the Connecticut gentleman
his
preposition. Arguments are given on
both sides of the' case. but as far as
can be ascertained there is little mon- '
This request for the government to
buy the land. and then place the build-
ing thereon, is considered unique. but
its very irregularity may be in its to.-
i LEET BAD ESTATE,
$0. I.-
87.'I'ii (when he passed away t‘rotu heart .
a lawyer with an office at No. 82 Bear-
lie was a nu-
which pierccq tho lirflonduuy, $II').00 worth of jewelry:
MASSIVE w
Alilli All
[it liiHilll
Miss Kathleen Mathew Tells of
“Beautiiui ireland” Before Gath.
ering Which“ Filled Halt
”EVERY SiAl Iii
Hliil'i lHEAlRi lAKiA
Division, No. l, A.'0. H. May
Get Return Engagement
A fitting prelude to the Christmas
season was the lecture oi? Miss Kath-
leen Mathew, on “Beautiful lro’lund"
at the iioyt’s 'l‘ltoutro last evening.“
Every seat in the theatre was taken
and there were IIIun3 more who could
not, procure souls.
potent to deliver
tuie sh; presented so wonderfully was
attested by ovoiyone who gained en-
trance to the hull,
{were magnificent and her descriptions:
th(I product of years or study and in“
timute connection with the scenes dc-
picted. mudo’ her lecture most in-
struI-tivo and intereStiug.
(Ilv on under the auspices of Division
No.1 Ancient Order of l-liburninns oil
Norwnlk, the affair reflects credit
upon the energetic committee who an"
ranged to have the charming lecturer
speak here. So gratifying was the“
success that an attempt will be made!
to have Miss Mathew repeat her lec-
ture here. that those who werevdisap-
pointed in not. obtaining a seat yester-‘
(lay, and the others to whom the news
of her addrcus's triumph will he (:an
rled, may be entertained
it. was not
blood in their veins who appreciated.
the looture,thougl1 it was most dear
to ill use with personal connections
,with Erin's lslc, but all who attended
swore deeply iIIIpresscd with the olcv-
”(Irncss of the, lecturer. the 'bl/Iuty at
tho
the word descriptions
A huge numbei weio prurient from
tho lWlIiIigIIport and Stamford divi-
sinus. A (l. U. and the) too. express
ed picasuic iii lltfllllj; been in attend
IIIIIIII.
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-~~Lii(= Snvcrs' (lance, every SaturI
day night, Hull.
BDEB EDR MR8.
EDDY 8 BEDDESTS
(EtiNIt‘l‘llti), N. it. lIIIo. is. III-Stilts to
recover unpaid bequests in the will of
Mrs. Mary (1. lIJdIly were tiled in the
federal court today by Iiioorgo W.Glov—
or, sun and Dr. lIilIIInezor .l. lI‘ostor
Eddy. adopted son oi“ tho founder of
the Christian Science denomination.
l Itilover nooks to recover from Josiah
l0. tI‘orIiuld. administrator of Mrs.
iIlddy'I-I (solute, 3512.000 to compensate
Ariou
him for an unpaid bequest of $10,000.,
lir. V dd; asks for $0000 on the album-
tion that. he has not received $0 001‘)
that With bequeathed him.
All chmeuts to cover the amounts
asked and the costs of the prociwdiuna
have been placed on the lldey propor~
ty in Mr. iI‘orIIald‘s possession.
oIern TRADE none
I . more resume,
’ The oyster trade has picked up after:
the temporary slack and the oyster III-l ”MN Orton and Jason have been de-
idustricu are working overtime this
. week. the approaching holiday season
being deemed responsible for the nu-
ueusily large orders being received.
The oystermon are all Joyful
MI
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The lantern slides,
only those with Jrlsh”
pictures and illt‘ numniflcenco ol‘
’ SOUTH sonwaut, court. MONDAY. Documents. 1913
MW, ”
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
and alot of can
3on praise when.
(lead.
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' Committee of State Association
Decides in Favor at New
Methods
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it.
That the sessions of the annual con-
vention of a Connecticut State
Teachers' association he held in a.
larger number of places in the future.
including Norwalk, than in now the
custom. is the incommendatwn of the
committee appointed at the last annual
meeting of theistate association of de
vice. it‘ possible, a better plan than is
now invogue for holding the sessions.
This was unanimously agreed upon at-
a meeting of the committee held inl
New IID'IIIAOD, Friday night with Super
intenttent of Sphools Charles B. Ilen—
hint-ts ot Vauxhnll street. New London.
chairman of this committee.
The committing consists, besides MI
H. llccde of New illuven, lI‘II
hum .of Norwich, Henry T. Burr ot’
il‘i'illlmnntic, 0. C. Andrews of Green ~
.wlch and J' R Perkins oi! ”Dunbury.
All were prcsgzt at the meeting, ex-
cept Messrs ode and Andrew.
ventiou urc licld slmultuneoush IIt
llartiord and 'ew Haven and tho"
speakers at the meetings are inter-
rhanucabio. the speakers in
H turn in the afternoon and
\‘lt‘tl \‘I'Irsu. The sessions 01’ late.
however. have been very crowd-I
led, there being about (1.000 in attend-
ance at both places.
The matter of adopting II better,
plan for holding ”the meetings was dis-
cussed at. thelttst annual convention
and the above named committee was:
appointed. The committee discussed
all phases of the situation at. its
,niectlne; Friday night and arrived at.
‘ihe unanimous agreement that. it
3 would recommend that future sessions
be held in II larger number of cities.
.siInuitnncously as at present in the
case of Hartford and New Haven.
” Further that the committee decided
not to divulge the exact recOqucudu-
tion, as it was deemed inadvisable to?
make II public announcement until it
has reported to the executive commit-
, tee in January
The members (If the comuiittco were
the guests of Mr. Jennings ill dinner
iI‘riduy niizht,
>~~.\'o “pipe dream" (iotiipat‘cs with
Supreme Court. itlc cigars
WWW...“
.BATTLEBRIPS BACK
FROM MEDITERRANEAN
.._._.....u.._
NEW YORK, lice. 'ii'v-I'l‘lic. cud oi‘
the Mediterranean ('ruisc of United
States iInttclIthlps brou ,zht. to New
York today neuily the thousand oili-
oers and men glad to be home (11min
'wlth a payday in sight. and with It
chance to spend the Christmas holi-
duys ashore
’i‘hu uupordrouduougilt Wyoming.
flagship of flour Admiral Charles J.
Badger. commuuderdurchlel‘ ol‘ the At~
luntlc duet. tlllil tho battleships Arkan-
sas, Utah and Florida, were the re
turning ships. which wore awaited
hero by tho (iroudnought North ilulto»
in. also of the First division.
The returning ships probably will
remain at New York until ui'tt-r
lour's unless the Mexican situation
should become so contents to newest»
tutu toiiir going to Mexican. waters to”
reinforce the fleet now there.
Nearly $200,000 will be dealt out. to
Ithe otllcers and men by the payouts-
tern of the battleships hero during this
week.
The battleships were reported early
this morning by wheiuss to be within
”n few hours‘ streaming of. New York.
The uhttelshlp Delaware and the fuel
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taclied from the squadron and are «me.
(seeding tor Norfolk III company with
the battleship Vermont. which broke
a shaft last week.
interim: N am. in (tomato War-
——A line line of Victor-I‘Vietrotas ct rem. Ward Trinity Parish Hall, Dec.
1" E Lockwood and 00.. 39 Well as
lDt‘thdv.
I..-
Slililiiil BHlllliilli
IN ME lAiiiilR Elli
Latest Enumeration oi Those-oi
School Age Showsa Big In-
crease Dvor a Year Ago
not it
iliillllil
in 1qu
Mahackemo Hotel Engineer Fails
Through Dorroded Grating and
is Seriously Injured
Wiliilll PROBABLY HAVE ,
Bill] ll] DiAlii Sliiili
The enumeration or October, 1912,
showed that there were 5495 children
in town between the ages of. four and
sixteen. The enumeration for Septem-
xber, 1913 indicates tho/c there is con-
siderable increase in this number. Tile
figures for this year are being revised
by State Agent Hall and can be doti-
nitely reported in a few days it
might be stated that Mr. Hall insucs,
for the State all labor certificates and
therefore is able to check fully the
Jennings. ot‘ 0.11.. Antes of Hartford, lI‘. .
.l. Grit-i
f At present the sessions of the eon~2
'l‘lmt Mir-s Mathew was fully com.‘
the illustrated l(.‘<‘- '
the;
morning at Hartford speaking in New:
‘ tru strain upon it,
New ”
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list otchildrcn enumerated between
the ages of fourteen and sixteen. 'lhc.
“8000‘s are NEEDED at HOSlel' corrected figures for title year will.
1 however, show the number to be at”
i ry From Appearances least 5,950 if not. 0.000.
As the result of an accident to
Charles Illetirouse. engineer at the Ma The enumeration this year has prol)-.
hackemo ”MFA. (“1105611 hi the ucgll' ably been more carefully supervised
.gence 01” some ““9 A“ poillllthng an at hast for (IIItain sections of tow.n
iron grating i" “1" rear 0f the liostelry Then, too, this is the first time that, an
ito become corroded us not to sustain
the man‘s weight, which oceurred on
Saturday, Proprietor Richard )1. Low
invited a Sentinel reporter to investi-
gate some similar conditions in and
about the building.
lleGrosse had gone out from
laundry into the court to repair a a convenient (‘ill‘tl system the facts for
pipe which needed attention. (Hestep- “19 ”mm” families “WANNA All this
ped upon a grating over an sicaway. 9n‘lmi‘mil00 1? lb llOlWl that this
As his weight struck upon the promo mu3 he the beginning of II permanent
tion the latter collapsed plunging the census oi school (hildrcn \tith such
” man down twelxe feet into the cellai. a. nu ord (llilllglilf' as the population
’lcrrlbly “1111100 the man called for changes the enumeiation from your to
“MD. bl" All?! 01498 WWW have been year could he chciked and thus made
for naught had not Proprietor Law complete. Then, too. the attendance
happened into the laundry as the last 1,900,118 0,. the “hm” cotlld he (Iorrcst
sound died away. DeG‘rosse fainted.
With the assistance of Philip llcal-
oy. Mr. Law succeeded in rescuing the
inert body. , Dr. Robert. id. Il’erdue was
called and he wound work enough. I
iieGrosse's right lot: has sustained it,
gush five inches in length and fully
an inch and a quarter deep from (5011- I‘Illlllill‘i‘"Ali’11~'()('t()lit 1‘. 1912—4195.
tutti, with the rusty metal, and it re- l‘Inllnlel‘ilti(>ll thrilllublel Scptc mbIr
(mired eight stitches to close the 1913~ (Inuit.
wound. Asldo f1 om this he was badly it should be noted that the increase
bruised, and it is feared that two 01 in numbers this your as compared with
his ribs were. itucturcd that of last 3our is mom than (101,131..
MI. bow escorted the reporter about (1... him "11er of 11.9 pwwding ye,“
the hotel. showingr him similar condi
tious. One grating has been wired to-
gether and would 1;ch wuy with nIIch-
while another has
completion of the list for children em
ployrtl in factories.
INew that. the enumeration is reason
(Id almost with umthomaticai accuracy.
The figures whih follow Show ('01))-
pnrnllvn changes:
School children in the larger city.
Enumeration October. tulb~534s
lIJnIIIIIorIItion- w()t' tobcr ”till l~5282.
-—~PiPES.
'l‘o stir the silt spirit. all kinds. all
shapes all prices \thelplo3 and
been made solo to! [)l‘tnxitM‘ 0"” by (".lqu (III. .‘iiuin and Washington Sis.
the placing of 11 board across it. The
plumbing in tho hoicl. 100. N in “9"“
of repair, and the steam plim“ Wlllt'll GATHBLLG TRANSGRAPT
. I _.. ”I: i II. it h tel
"“‘” ”6‘" h” “m” ”m" m O DR FORBIDDEN SDDIETIEB
was erected, iIuvII south-Id between the
floors and {owned pockets. ..-......
.l'roprlotor Law was asked why In The (Ianmm. Transcript has the “IL
pulrs were Iiot mudiI and he intimated io\viII1:.h1Ih “m “New“ “mm. m
that the lundlmd tutuIIIl It deal cut to ”m “mm 3
his requests. |llI: stated, lIouIIveI. that
ilro escapes are to be placed on the
roar ol‘ the hulldlmx in the near future.
but that as flu as can bu learned other
improvements are not forthcoming.
“’lho holy sIvI- has tIxtIIIdIIIl to the
nrchblshops oi the United States, for
their rosprt'tin- provinces, the author:
lty. foI'IIIIII'ly vented in the apostolic
nuclease is quite ill todu:., but llr dI‘leIsIItII ulIInII. to smut I‘ntlwll‘ our
l'urduo is uttondlnu him and it is ex mission to retain passive or nominal
period that he will 1... Inolilltl again in mIIInlIIIIslIlp in forbidden such-tire. lilti-
due time. the Knights of l’yihhis, the Odd lI‘~ol
was-.- ~ ‘lowu and tho Sons pl ’i‘IIIIIpIIrI'InI-II, un—
IlIZIiwurd ll, l-‘I‘yi'. in “Willi“ “”31" (lIIi' thtI condition laid down in the dc:
I'ou‘n Ward. 'l‘rluiiy l‘tlt‘l‘l’Ill ”It”. “9‘3 crco addressed in Cardinal Sutolll, ilIII
lxlllll' -.A(i‘v apostolic dolomite, (In January lti, 18013.
“W ”WM Tllt‘ conditions laid down by the holy
WALL TEST SM‘TY soc arr: it) That such IIIIIIIIbIIrII hurl
artnull3 joined the society in Hood
of THE. "ANDRE“ faith. not known”: that it was Wt rcpt;
(fill that the retention of momhcri hip
ilouror luolm dished "nu us- in the iorhlddcn sorirty would not be
suullcd her IIIIIpioyor, hire. Strands, of some it “DUN" 0i 5900001 ‘0 Uillltl‘s, or
”Wilton. Sunday. um] “I,” ”rpm.“ 1,). at least that on ”:IIdrquute statement.
(-ouutublo t). Louis l.u(iIi1qu.A test. 1’9 ”WA“ Utilll‘uifut't thutmrmbershlp
1‘ her sanity will be made. 1“ l'tlinlltod “mm? for Alto purplish ol'
0” . obtaining the benefits to which the
~IF you ARE LOOKING member is entitled in equity, and that;
tor Havana cigars made by the bust “"90 member has no intentional parti-
workmen in Cuba and 11. 5., we have Clhntlnein the, activities at the society
”them, large or email boxes. W-helpiey by filtt‘mdius lis regular meetings. Etc I
and Clark. cor. Main and Washing (0) that the absolute withdrawal teem
ton streets. 'membership would he a real hardship
..I. to the parties concerned; (It) iinally.
with-cult every Wednesday. our do that there he no danger of the parties
lchOila raisin bread banner italic. y. 5 this behotited being drawn away from
Monroe street ‘ their faith or of being forced to accept
Ww ‘ nonICatlIotio burial contour-«v .
Good tenants are to be hedwtor
A II II to.
Ame-ha M.»-.IW.,;
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the advertising. “Cause for ammo cinder.» l'i‘ry Somme" (feud 109’ cow
. .I.. ”I *3» Wig}. {pit ’I’.‘“ . ”it u... _. .I ,I e... L-.....:'."?,:,:;.I; .’
it can not he said that this increase
is till index of the growth of the city.3
agent of the State has directed the‘
ably complete, it is planned by the Den
the pIIrtmcnI of Education to catalogue by;
AllAlK 01
Mi iiilillA
111111111
Rebels May Begin Battle immedi
ately or Decide of a Pro-
longed Siege '
:lHiiii limit iii
; ‘ Lliiil itiiiili
Federals May Try to Re- denture.
Juarez it They Win,"
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OJJNAGA, (Mex, IDec. lbs—IO
Americans with special passes we
permitted to cross into 'MGilcOlOdfi"
because of. the closing in of the rebel
forces and the prospects of an at
on Generul IMercados’ 4,000” national.”
troops. gurr'I fined here. Whether the
adt ance of the rebels (will result in ‘ i
immediate bottle or a qiroloitged‘slég
is impossible to tell
Ojinaga, in the opinion of militia! ,
men, is virtually impregnable. Tito
town, about which the i‘ederals hiw
built strong fortifications is on top 00
II. plateau, which rises abruptly :fl'ft';
feet above surrounding ground Th.
river forms a halt circle around it on
thoeastandnorth, whileon the son;
rises 11 series of hills, all of which may.
be commanded by artillery toasted
the putteau. There die three pain,
from which Im attack might be deli
cred. Two of these are so dll‘lieultln)I
maneuver cavalry across that the!
,wouid be useless, as ‘the rebels WALL
((‘ontlnued on third "31M"
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lI‘itzgernlds All New Yorke vs, Nor-
walk (with Wright). '51qu Seconds
vs Dreyfuss Colts Basketball. Dunc?
i111: Armory.
.IDDDE WALSH DISDDBSEII
PDLiDE DERBDRBRAR
‘
'I‘ho afterthought ot' the incident at"
the society dance last Friday night.
to iutivII to lllt‘ action of the police, in
coming into the hull and watching tin I
(lunccrs, is that of condemnation. (trit-
‘lclsm has not only been heard from
thostI who were present at the affair.
but also from those with whom the".
mutter has been discussed.
Judge John J. Walsh when Ante-A
viewed upon the matter oyu aSentlnel
, reporter.
the police had no right to intrude upon.
II. privuto dunno.
the discussion of the
porvlslon of the: public morals.
He said:
room when tho police force will have”
the authority to censor our morale.
The business of the police force is to;
to protect ~‘
person and property and not to not all, :
preserve "9300- and order.
I
moral censor-III.
“Tho morale of the people," he went“,
on to any. "are taken care of by our
religious and itiltlt:iti“lilitl instructors.
and when the pollen iorco is legally.
apparently. repainting the morale all?
.1in people, such as by tho enforcer
ment of the liquor low or the supprem
(duo of indecent conduct in Ipublt
they are in reality doing so an an in
(tent to the main purpose of their
intensew that. is the mammalian
peace and order.
“You run readily see.” he filo
eludes. "the dangerous powers
would be to place in the hands of
notice the decision of morality 0”
acts of any members of the but
Inlty, and it was the aseumvtio.
power and its subsequent graft
sequences on the pin or the
tot-co ot.’ New York city that too All
regulation of that force hit
Mayor Gaynor." ‘ ‘ ‘
' wjtlet‘acqueinted ”with reenter
this morning, declared that.
IliI= then dismissed f7
incident and»?
spoke in a. general Why on police su— ,
"i hope the day will never”2
Norwalk Chronicler