, in The? Sentinel,
', debted to “Suburban Life,"
pie
“made 1 an a. my}
diagonals; acted
mo “communism.
uncut: cam.
. t, .
Murine-u gamma”.
”Branch Office. Norwaik.
«Editor’s Residence.
z~0ity Editor‘s Residence.
SOCIETY NOTICES
M
Louie. No. €08. F. in A. .M.
in Monte Ming. South
canted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
.~Chlpter, N0. sofa. dual.
t}. in Masonic Building, LSouth
treet,
. month—July and August or
canted—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
j, Annals cordially invited. Charles
”A 'Ilnck, H. P Robert W. Wilcox.
" Sec. .1
A
residence of Frank ”.1‘ Hutchens, the
artist in Silvorinine. which appeared
last week. amused
much interest, The Sentinel was in-
01‘ New
York, for the use of the reading mat.
‘ terf and cuts. as the article was copy-
sighted. “Suburban Life" has done
lunch to arouse interest in beautifying
(country places. and making them at-
tractlve.
‘7.
.www—5...~m-._
in STATE COMMENT.
SEEK PREVENTlON or acm-
DBNTS
Doubts have been expressed recent:
ly Whether automobiliets who run
douin passengers alighting from trol-
leyIcars, can «be properly punished
for criminal carelessnesis under, the
prefacnl law That doubt should not
per-fist in view of the action taken in
coroners and deputy coroaers in a
number of cases recently, when pet
. sane have been killed in this way. do
every recent case the dilver of the car,
has been held criminally responsible
for the accident and his or her orreat‘:
has promptly followed. at now
With these culmits uho lime been
held 1;, the authorities for mink—«An-
son}? Sentinel
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GET ACQUAINTED,
We, ueed everywhere to make a
determined enorl to know them bet
ter. Clubs that appeal only to special
groups or people are worse than var,
They only confirm people in‘
ueless
their prejudices. In every city and
community today the greatest need is,
orgunuatloua that will give a com-
mon understanding and purpose and
soul to all the people. Community
sports and recreation pageants and
Chriatmaa- trees, are faint beginners 01'
the dawn»! a better day. Commercial
clubs and hoardu of trade are, broad»
doing their membership and plan to
work to interest and help inormpoOo
Got acquainted with your ueigh
hor. You may like him. You will like,
him hottri 11 you huOu him 'llbilt‘l’rw—
Norwich liccord.
_......MW
END OF MELLEN'S VISION.
For better or worse and no we mual
I 1'. .l! imbiwy hukn 2111mm gliolo
railroad now rcturna to railroad moth
lids and polirir-u which, while they are
not what they iwrr. in tho earlier dam
of short and ludopcudont companion,
are far in the roar of what the Mal
ion vision called for. [1 him evidently
become nocoacnri that certain demon-
tratod ovllu. which linvn crept in with
n udllmltcd cxtcunion or concentrnt.
all power and lilo accompanying con-
trol 0! rant sum or money, moat be
«hand in order that the greater can
«dance may he conucritid namely
that where of the, pli’lliiu Interpreted
the light of the Mullen vision, it
me that, while it is by no manna
”limiting really appeared to the we!
only of New England; am in. ("and
W to the public were greater
on the comm no the manna
in a highly “unaided form or
W name and column-
' mun swarm
litmus cordially invited. D. Burr
second Tuesdays ‘oiL .
The article and liluetrafions of the
re?
, mains to see how the courts M111 deal
loin that the Mullen vision was un» .
Wide or profitably lmpoualbln or!
MMMGM the Mullen vlulou Waii’
'1 all 1:) ensure handily .md by the "
other. in their mailman and bus-
‘mlm associations literature, there is
a natural radium through which to
secure a so lament of a trouble which
1 directs both places. Indeed, 1t would
probably be more mummy, obtain-
ed in that my. than through an Out.-
aide medium The annually in lowland
local pride would he stimulated u the
‘ means or dettlenient were also local.
In fact ‘1: the men, the business in-
ere'unable to arrange a settlement it
in” improbable that others would be
very succesatul in the attempt. The
state, evidently. does not intend to in-
tarmac—«Hartford Times
‘ SnNTINEL
READERS’
V_________ IEWS___
W
The Sentinel will be pleased to re-
ceise letters for publication. lrom its
readers'. under the above head1n3.A
brief and to-the—polnt communiodtion,
as a general proposition, curries more
.woisht and conviction than a lengthy
one In which too argument is not
concentrated. _We do niost em’pltafll'é
ally suggest brevity. Long-winded ur-
tlcies. we have observeu’lh‘are the last
to be read. and are many time. “9160
l ed altogether
SOME SCHOOL QUESTIONS:
Editor Sentinel: a
.1 would like to ash through the Eve-
ping Sentinel. ‘Fti‘at: What in the
reagon that the children are not al-
lowed to stay in the basement or the
.school durlus e relcesg and also wily
is it they are not allow-ed to take their
lunch without a partdit? it seems as
‘uiougn a. child '3would he better 011 in-
doors, than out this bitter cold weather
A MOTHER.
COMMITTEES MEET TOMORROW
“.Dr R M. Rattan of New York, to
Meet Chamber of Commerce Members.
i Everyan in now in readiness {or
111111 committees to meet Dr 211.151.
inastall, of the Municipal Service Bur-
eau. 01 New ork city, to utart oil on
active departmental work.
The committees meet tomorrow 3;
follows
The Civic Department.
Henry F.
Coleburn, chairman, with its {our com- .
mittens consisting of.
1 Committee on City Plan, George A
Sharron chairman
Committee on City Conditions, Dr. I
G. 11.. Gram, chairman.
Committee on Education. lra T.
Chapman, chairman. “met from 9:30
to ’11. ‘
The Transportation Department.
Fletcher 11. Mongomery. chairman.
manta from ll to 12, a. m.
The Murciiantllo Department. .A. J.
Angcvine. clinirnmn,< innate from '3 to
, 3 p. in.
This lnduatriul Department. William
{Ewing chairman. mouth from 3 to i
' i). m.
The Agriculture and Good Ronda De
pertinent. (Moran ‘13. alloinutoch. chair-
iunu, mouth from 4 to 5 p, in.“
it in very nocaaaary for everybody
to be on time. no that Dr. Rautnll will
be chin to give the full allotted time
to each department. a
New in the time for avery- man who
in interoiucll 1n hiis city income lor-
wnrd and do hiu allure. The Nomad:
Chamber of (liomiuorce. with ltd 3311
memllfltl‘h, in fully capable of putting
through any and any plan that will
he for the betterment of the city. To.
marrow, Priday. January “16th. will be
the martial: day. Let everyone he on“
hand to alurt this oil? right.
Mama-ungu- . W
STEAMER MAJEST‘C PUT HACK
:lNTO PORT.
W
‘ communion; from. 3111111”
The steamer Maintain. which imitate
for New York last evening with ma.
chi Bowen Sayre and hill fife. WW
1y Miss doodle WW Milton,
among her wdmm, new to
unit this; morning, the violent atlas she
has encountered W Whoa
‘mmwmmswmkm
invents, “and the local wage earners
Eriday, thethirtaeut
in, February hashes
the holding of the
card party.
be given.
The monthly me
tore was held thie-
of the president
tare were coincided?!
«or the matron. chil‘ wwo
led by u rename 0111
work. was Mounted Latter . on as.
otthe bags in the accent mmpiian
a call with the name and ddreiii of
the holder of a hug. (lb 1Matron oi"
the nursery will see that a collection
is made immediately. '
The following is 'what the matron
had submitted:
The closing year of 1913 has been
found in the bags. The clothing has
proved very helpful and the food, etc.
has given a great variety for the daily
meals which is greatly appreciated.
We thank the friend who sent the
now. One hey aaid, "i know where
you got that new. You got it in the
paper. Do you think when. show
comes. the paper would: give us some
.alcds‘?" We are also very grateful
tor the two clocka given to us dun”
ing the tall. The bags provided many
toys for the Christmas festival which
was held December 23rd.
three children were present to enjoy
this meal A trde was provided and
each child received candy. toys 11nd-
oranges. A supper of sandwiches,
cake and ice cream wad thawed and a
lighted Christmas cake decorated the
table. The your 1913 has proved to
139‘ a lucky admirer hora ond‘we amid
thank our friends for their kindly 1a.;
teieet, their gifts and all who in an
fay have contributed to in; comic
and enjoyment ~01 the inmates of the:
Day Nursery.
Day ‘Nureery Report far Dec" 1918.
Aggregate number present ...... 350”;
Largest number precept .......... 36
Smallest number present .‘ ....... i3
Averaire attendance .1 ............ 16
Totalaiumberon register ....... 25
Mother‘s fund ........ a ..... 326. 10
Gift. 3960de During December.
‘30th Norwalki?‘ Congregational
Church—«Bread vegetables and candy}:
Mrs. William Keeler~Dolrs car-
riage. _
1A FriendrA saw.
Mrs. Wilcox-darned and cake.
Mrs. Manson Raymond-410118.
Misses iietls and liyiuglonlendcro
garien toys l
Mrs. Kendall—Chicken and vegela
bios
Mrs, James Wood—Oranges.
East Bide School-Toya
Mrs, Moesmun~ToyI.
Mrs. W. R. l.oclrwood~—Oi'auaea and
toys.
Mr. Motliiin—mchickeu.
Mrs. John lMlliinortier—w'l‘oyu
Mru Leo Dnvlumllflhrlutman tree and
tilmlnluga.
R. and J.
cornucopiaa. , 2
Mra. Mathewson and Mrs Dudley
Raymond-«Tova. candy and cake.-
(‘liurlotlo Jarvis, Helen Vouburllba
and l‘raucea Pickeringwomucopiau.
Twin City Distributing Aneuoym
Toys.
illuminant-«Oranges and
i4}.
Mrs. Alexander Rummicrmchridt-
man cake.
hire. John Buncroi‘twflhrlatmaa
calm.
Mra Chambilm~0ne gallon ice
cream.
Mra (‘avnnaphu—(lbrlntmau candy
Mu. Francis 1. Burbank”. 00.
NiifidlfiWflfll OllilduCloddns.
Find. M. iii. Clairol) of South Nora
walhw'dahld. macaroni and fruit.
Ml‘ll. Shutcltwlothiug.
Mr. Colmauwtlalle.
Mrs. 111. hi. Browne-Clothing
Whatooover Circle K D. ”Domini
Norwnlk Congregational Church“
Milk daill‘
Mrs Wilcoxmmill daily.
A Wild. ~
Mrs. Christian swarm-drop of din.
DLOAK WORKERS ”DEMAND fl-
. Wfllfifl. .
W
NEW YORK, 38d. mm. mm
Ream-lg still come in tiraf a few _
\veic not collected. aim adept of 29 ‘
an eventful one in cm Day Nursery. ,
We appreciate the many good things I ‘
Thirty ,
imemrmfbomplthemt.m
. and Joel: Motor. who if
For general wear this comfortable
man of heavy cloth will be found wary
serviceable. as it is anrnidrcssy as well
an pnctloal. Theda“: trout mun be
finished in either round or square ct-
tent.
.15 , 1.; a)
A comtortalile. semldreday coat that
um be uséd tor sendrdi whale i very
{necessary dormant this sealing. ...£i'.he
rough finished cloths are used for” the
, developmlnt 01' this model but it 1.
l aloe chic earned out in plain proud-
cloth.
' ‘ W are two or three dlflcrent ways
of liniuhluudthe con and "the home
, dmsmaker uh‘oulvdu ”umber that it is
maniacal-ii
the salmon of a model is achieved.
The lower front elites may be round
in bounce: ”file romai- oxtendln‘t mm"
decidedly new.
latte sleeves are titted into the droop-
. 4“
ill ll SPIN
fur-zone Poems? ,
' ' limo room JAIL
‘4‘
i.
l
""""?""
Jack Blackburn Considers Going Am:-
i , duck Mm. * . i
3 emu. Jan. ia—dwk
Blackburn. the negropusiliet. wan pr
ruled from the Eastern penitentiary"
yesterday after having;. served tour
;and a half years .01 a fifteen your son-
' tence for killing Alonzo Polk, another
negro. Blackburn la in good physical
condition- and is conaiderlng joint to
Paris in an ell’ort to secure {a match
with Jack Johnaon. Polk wan shot by
.vBiackburn during a quarrel at the lat
ler‘s home in this city.
W
SPORTS OF ALL SOITD. '
‘The fact that ”Wooten at umtydour
years hi planning to talus wolhorwalk
moms: the with all. has W "1
igniting Bob W all Wt
up again. He had rolapoed m u
atate of comparative quiet.
1 Tommy Manhattan New. York Halli»
lwoixht. who la matched to meat Wil
lie Ritchie in a Wround bent at San
iF‘ranciuco, on .lauuory 118.1tnn0uncea
that he W111 retire iron: the ring it
defeated by the champion.
Oeorgo Anita. the Philadelphia with
dleweigbt, and illuddy Martini. oi
France, will be tho principala la 1: 11h
round boat in Brooklyn next dalurdny
night.
A Sunday doctor “all"! In the Ameri
can cup-lie lidflfiii required two solid
hours at actual playing to determine
the winner. it week ago two team
were an hour and a halt mm I It!
score. it this, thing hoops up. our
gold friend cricket will have nothing on
manor all an endumnceiooutedt.
Arthur Pelkey has not lost dono-
Iudoo in his ability. N am
lay “Gannon“ Smith, and no tuning
to keep on trying. lion‘s dished to
meet 'Kld “Kenneth. at Tait. Oslo $311111
vary :4. ,
Jim daddy. the irish heavywdlgiit.
in failure as
dumps“ am mimicked in m
in New York next Willy dint.
chairmen to indicate! relations to
I,‘
W mammogra-
mam
Junk billed. and dearth Quip have
. . ,_ mthWian-ttohmmtc‘
"motherw port 1%
“Dy ”1 1‘
‘ aquare,‘
. Plait trout (at upper edge). pious): ‘
Clone
. neck edge. center hacks even. and
' Small "0" perforations. and past: belt
is that monitor '
. lor nation-wide prohibition tlirouith an
. a
I
l
in: spfiuidero qnd iinllbed will) dm
cons audithd collar may. be round or
It require: 0% phrdd‘ oil 154 inch mate.
rial or 4% yards or 44 inch goods to
make the coat.“ It a contrasting mite.
rial is used tor the collar and cui'l‘a'. !
yard 116 inches wide will be required
To cut the coat place the buck and
collar with edge marked by triple .
"TTT" perforation on a lengthwino told
of the material. belt- on a cronswloe
told and remaining pieces with line of.
large “0" perforations on alengthiv‘lm ,
thread of the material. 1 , ‘
The front of the pocket 15 thallium"
by lame "0" perforations. In besitn- ,
ruins the construction of the coat}. nut ,
adjust on front upper edge along cross
line or single email "0" perforations
Turn hinder trout edge or from on
small “a" perforations to form facing.
then, here is you
choice goods.
"'1‘" on small "a" perforation and took.
under um seam as impelled; ;
close ohoulder mm; Sew collar to ‘
and plaids. . To
bring large "0" perforation to corre-
spending large "0“ perforation in front ‘ '
Adfluat strap to position on back as 1i-
luslrated. with center 01' sti-np oVer
through
‘ Clone the sleeve seem as notched, .
then turn under the lower edge on sin? ’
.319 email '10” perforations and roll hack ‘ ' ‘ V V
‘on double “00" pertorationa to form
cult. Sew in armhole as notched. The
coat may be cloned in either single or
double breasted elfect.
COHSHUCTDN GUIDE'JBIO
177126 oEA‘rHs iN Brave.
14/11 More in December Then for the
I Some Month 8 Var Ago
‘ HARTFORD, 18.11.15.713”,th in
Connecticut during 1913 nhn‘abered ‘l‘.-_’l
738. or 411 more than during the pref
«id vital statistics for the year contain:
+'co¢a"“i*si...iiiet wé’a'ther; ‘ eh? " Well"
get that much needed pair you
have been thinking about.
220 palm all told. No me pairS
alike. Samples too!
-Cotton and weal, and all wobl
Blankets, in White, grey, scarlet
25 per cent. below regular price.
r OPPortunity to
That meanS
be closed out at
JARDINE'S ermine L'lFE.) i 7'
NEW YORK, Jan.1-.5——-A promo
who said she was Mrs. «Dudley. Jar--
' ldine's daughter came forward today
and opened a fresh chapter in titer-i
strange doublie life that Jardine led up
to the moment (:1.th death about it
(Bowery lodging house as “William
ed in the monthly bulletin of the SW ‘Smilh." and the mereet chance rev enl-
- No. 5510 sum i2 34 as, 85.110 42 Board of Health lasuod today. The 411 that he was the son of a wealthy
The coat in band at the back the and 44 boat measure Price at pattern. mm as given representa a death rate organ (ladder and the owner of stocks
1‘ codtu. or 16 per thousand of population. an
compared with 14.9 in l912flund 15.5
'in 1911.
University of Pennsylvania. started Continuing the summary says: 3;
Ted Marduk mantra! running. “Regarding deaths from apeciuicaus
last season. many of the athletic 101 on there were 1. 376 deaths from pul-
iowuru thought he was melting a great monary tuberculosis which is 33 less
mistake Now it turns out that Orton than last year and gives a death rate'
1134 the "Km dope liter all New of 11.7 per ten thousand of population.
dlth will need all his strength in the In 1912 the death rate was 12.1 and in
looming middlodistance events and 1911,1tiwaa 12.21
there is nothinglllre «denountry ruu- "Pneumonia with 1,894 deaths, hue
Mix 40 Min out an athlete in this I‘e- the distinction or causing more deaths,
m“ than any other single disease Thia'
Min: of these trainer perform- was 137 more than last year Under
meals. there are three, butane broth- the head 01' pneumonia are included
era over in Worcester who stand not only acute lobar pneumonia. but
ready 10. meet any three other broth. alao Manchu-pneumonia and terminal
err in lhhir specialtyn—candlepln bowt- pneumonia,
log “0““!!! 1n Worcester'a mm lm . "Among aanliariana the world over.
normal candloria league. Al invixaev tho iypnoal fever death rate is ream- .
has a 5088011 8 average in date M 102- 7 ed as a aeouitive index of the sanitary:
while Arthur in close behind with an conditions or a community The deathu
“01150 Pf 103-.3 and MONK!" WWW“ from typhoid numbered 129 one 1085.
in as the third number oi the family than last year Thin gives, however.
in: 98 5mm». Arthur. by the may. a death rate for the State of 109 per;
a no good a ball player as he in a one hundred tilouaand population. the
heavier. and 1a the chap purchased by low“ on record and compares lavcr
like Plan from lowed for Plan a ably with any State in the regialrallon
lflumphln club. 3am.
“The
”m“ d the from dl htharla warn
NATIDbla-Wlot PROHIDWION. on p
WASHINGTON. Jun. 15.~~Prayara There in no one a! the lui'urtioua do; ‘
«and that llculth odiolalu um! achool
immature have worked hardor to
ovarwmc. Tho slate hon rurnlauml
free onti‘toxln for it» treatment. and
the that». or well an municipal 1111mm
torlca. have dorm an ilnmcnuu amount
of work in diagnosis ado 1n the da-
toclion of carriur harm. [Mansion and
whooping cough Maw 11 uphatautlul
doorman 1n the druui‘mtn. whllu from
chariot flavor thorn warn more dualhu,
ammonium to the Mom! Oonatitua
lion. worn adored here today at a cob
duration of the “National ilay of Flint-
iua and Prayer." arranged by tho Wm
iueu‘u (llirlullau 'l‘uniporaurn Union.
Pastor» at cliurchoa. tandem or been
lar and temperance adulation partici-
pated 1n the service».
The” Wilmington relahrution won
only a part or the national plan now
mind by dint Lillian M‘ E“ ”my?“ the first in the slain stand 190:.
of Maine, National Proaldcnt at tho! “Thane mum 3. 2m damp; hf {manta
Union. uhioh iacluduo u Minder out» under one your of me 1pm,; 3,, my
vice in every hamlet and city through him than 5“,,“ 1912
out tho country Ethird at there deaths other during tho
‘ ...... I that week at life, moody 3min rand
RhiLROAdfiiamm WM" 9minim chum ”rho deaths 1m and»
“MTW JUL 15 Hflwmm D 118MB hfimidlflfih Md hiiimnb thm
‘ 1.191."
Egan? gang m‘mwmmafi': :1: My mortality report-i rscaiud there
New York, New 11mm and Mom "‘9” 1’23 “gr; :‘flfigmg ”ma.“
Mahmud, roadie: between this city “I it her and " mmmihund m
and daybreak Point. purebred and “3 flaw our I“ m aim
applied for ii punit- ian‘ler the mm W ’ ' h
or no: New York. New finch duo 5"“ ”"9 «are ”WW ”I ”a” "
mm Wold Ti“ vainly ma Mn! mm“ 9“ “'9 m" m”
rm around in hill and air. Van had
been driving the m and mind
train and south hound evening triad
om alone. one home is an arm
mt:
riddifl‘lhefimmufi.
«WW
«14.4,,
‘220. an compared with 11111 last Your}
Nearly pool
and bonds worth 206,090.
v- x
“,vlons year, according to th‘é summary year ISO Jardine died in n can“, ,,
‘Aitilollgh his will did not hint that I
he 'had a family, Mrs Anna McCarthy.
wife of a New York janitor, declared
today that under the name “William ‘
Smith" Jardlne had married her moth—
er soon after the Civil War. Her
'mother. she said. died three years ago ‘
without knowing Jardine's real name
and fortune.
counscricur caemaav asao '
NATION.
HARTFORD. Jan. 15.—~'llhe Connec-
ticut Creamery Association held its
annual meeting in the Capitol yestcn
day afternoon. 11‘. H. Stadtmulier, o!
.Weat Hartford. presided. Treasurer I.
w Williams raportod $113.32 on hand.
These old: are were elected:
l’reiiidoutwd‘. L Puiu. Lebanon. I
Vlceqireaidnul—vflllver ii. Tellé‘r.
Simsbury.
Darneiarydreuaumrv-el W \\’11~
lit-rue.
lllieClorawil’illium Bryant. 11:. ll.
\inllllc A W Noni». 1.). i). Teller. (I).
i. l'ullz. l. i‘ l‘ucllor, F M. ‘i‘otlnmn.
J. W, Williams,
~LDOK1NG FOR PROF, LAVELL.
BOSTON. Jun, inwli'riendg of Prat.
Cecil B. Lurch, of the Slain Univer
shy at Columbus. Ohio. hail disappear
oil at Hamilton. Out, on November 21
laid, hnvn rhino to ihia city in conaao
lion with an invoutigutiou of Wilslblo
New England claim to his when.»
abound. They are particularly ,look-
in: up report... that a man olosély re
humbling 13ml. Laval] was noon in
album Purim, Maine. on llooemlmr ill
and that he may he in a Maine laminar
1W1“?-
Prof Lift!“ hi thought by
{fiction to have lost his mommy.
hid
Ins
“Mill's wouldn‘t! BANK Burl»
BEWWL.
enema Jun ihm’l’he ilerlin Wm
my: "link. which is ”chaired to he
>tl1n only hook in the world run for
and lay woman arulauivaly, hag lulu
completed are your: or extricate and
iii to celebrate the meat on auxiliary
11
11nd of the «info would Will be the
anununeamniil that the haul; has do
aided in ism the worlds that linen
can doll? for woman. at Will start
The can: rate and 15.5 in: the wllieaudiduuolm which mores
W our lilo mil Moi PM man; the Maids present list or sham”
holders solicitation
. ammonium 1‘7me HWWWVm
a.
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