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SOCIETY NOTICES
o 11 Well Lodge. No. 108, F'. and A. M.
1- Media in Masonic Building, South
1 ‘.~Maln street. 1st 1111de Tuesday of
11 ' each month—July and August 811v
' centedmat 8 o'clock. All Muster
1Masonn cordially invited. DI. Burr
Bench, W. 111. Robert M. Wilcox.
‘ Sec.
utter Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets i'p MasOnlO Building, South
Main street, second Tuesdnyn of
' Leach month-July and August ex-
;oepted-a.t 8 o'clock. All Royal Alon
1'1Masons cordially invited. Charles
A; Turk, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,
HELP, THE POLICE.
——
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1 1. ‘ The citizens of the Semnd District.
_. and in fact those residing in all see-
V lions of the city. are. asked to countr-
' ate with
1 their endeavors to prevent burglaries.
the police department ill
I This may he done. in several ways, but
' the most simple is to adopt the 11111111
. buggesled ill the (11.311111111111111 officials.
for the eveniu .11.
When going away
' which necessitates closing your house.
it" you will
or when leaving the. oily.
1.111 notify 111,1) 'polico (1111;1111'11111121111 by
telephone of that fact, extra attention
‘will be paid to your home by the of1
1 1 liner patrolling the outskirts. Second
» Distriet residents 01‘ tho llill section
.1 “phone. Officer Robert A.
during tho day
‘ may directly
minor, :11 his home.
the number belng lillliJ-i.
"There have been no 1111111111 burglarv
"ies. 11111 as the thieves whomolnluilted
those in the past haw not been appro-
1 headed. there in good run-sou to ex-
pect a return 01' the dreaded opidolnii'.
‘ii the llolire are to rapturo 1111.1 bur-
glars they must have something 111
work upon. and just such 11 nolilieav
tion 1111 is suggested may lei-minute in
all arres‘ 01‘ die crooks.
'i‘lle burulars 1111111:- 1101 as yet. e11~
tered
the time,
expect that tin-y
crooks fearing luodorn firearms and
11 house. that was occupied at
and there is no reason to
will do so. modern
other 111i'-to~1lal1- derived intended for
their capture, ’I‘hn-rm'orv, working; on
the llll-a that tin-1' tackle 1-1111pty house
all only, 11111 suggestion made in the
above 111:11'11gmphs 11111111111 11 mos: SI‘IF
slide 0111-.
There are .1111'111'11l llousu's about (In1
IlliII portion vacant 111. 11111 prouenl
time. and lilt'1lllll‘gllil' who 111111-13: 1111111
11111. 01' 11111-111 llllll 111-111 away with ll.
lwlll 111111 (11111111111-. for tho poli11- know
of tho roulliliouu 111111 11111 paying 1111-
making
rprclal 11111111111111 lo tholn in
the rouudn. "‘
Thus, it you would 11111111111. your
property 111 your absolute. nolil'11' 11111
1 police and they will do the rust.
”fin", ....._._°_.,..,..,. .. ”1......
NAVAL RESERVES DANCE.
' Tho :lnrllnom 11.1 llu- 1111111111111 last
night did not lump away 11 11111111 crowd
‘1'l‘rom the Armory In enjoy the datum.
given by the Xul'al 111114111'111-11 'l‘hu
din nilral'llou 11'111 11111.1» 'inuluu Mo
Enellyc. 111111 1111111 111111111 11111 :1 11111111111,
to the diil’lUlI'l-l. lilarorn altar 11111111111-
was cullvd for and the. 11114111111111 1.;1'111-
.ll‘led tho urowd'a 1111111111. 'l‘hlu In the.
1 10nd upprm'mlro thin winter Of 111111
‘ 101111111 orrhcmlrn and the cutlulalumu
11111111111111 lant night. 111101111: that It In
(Very popular here.
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FRENCH CHUlSEH FOR HAITI.
PARIIE. Jun. 28.~1—'l‘1111 French (lon-
tll at Port 1111 Prince, "linltl. Will-I 1:11
tflloied by the Foreign Office 111111111
totalegraph to the commander of the
null cruiser Condo. now In Mex
can Willem. to 11111111111 11114111111 should
the 1111111111011 0111111011 ‘lly the revolution
item become. worse.
1
7 WIRE STOLEN FROM ICEMAN.
One 11101111111111 feet of copper wire
stolen 1111111 night from Frank 11
rill. oi! the Silver Luke 11:6 Coma
at the pond in Winnlpnnk The
I
l'mllullmlmllml Irnnmmunlmw'
1111101101.: 11111111
1 I’mmolrsiligeslicnflrelfii
: uessandlleatclluulnnullhr
1 O"11111.il011111111111101'lli1urd
‘ o'annco'rlc.
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rmkwwawm
Apericcl Remedy for ( 'cnslipl-
11011 SourStomacil 011111111111
Worms (‘ emulsions. leverisll
' 11123211111111.0515 011‘ 5113131!
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NEW'YORK.
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The Sentinel Will be women to 1'11
ceivo 161111111 for pubilcntlon, from its
readers. under the shove heading. Al
‘ inlet and to—thopolnt‘ communicatlaon
-- 1111 a general proposition. curried more
weight 11nd conviction than 1111111111111
0119 in which the argument is not
concentrated. We 119 1110111 emphatic.
1111; suggest brevity. Mnngmdod ar-
ticles. we. have 11111191 v1.1" are the hull
to be rend. and are many time: avoid
ed altnzelner
QUESTIONS JUDGE WALSH’S
8TATEMENTS. ‘
To the 11 ditor'
In the newspaper accounts of the;
meeting of the 3rd district, held on the
23rd i find that Judge John I Walsh
ls quoted 1111 stating that The United
Electric light & Water Companv 111’
lhelling current at lower rates in tin°
Md (“5111111 than in the first and that
he took the Companv severely to
tank for this alleged practice
3 lie would be quite justified in hi1: 1'11.
Ilnurks, as the, practice certain!) would
l‘S
6121 y oflaétieal
.meonr
by Pictorial Recital
A CREPE SLIP.
and
lions.
notched,
grim-1'
edgo
I‘ll
11d.
ti on bio
ulbow.
A dainty effect to wear undrr 141-1111-
tronupnrnut frock". it may 1111 linlnhmi
with round. high. 1111111111111 111' V-shupod
nook. A novel way to trim the skirt
In with a plain pogo unlhrohlm'dd In
fiiillllilllh. instead of the t'tl'lllttllllm‘l'
llounrc.
Fashionable drenmulwra are 11111111111.
tilting 111111 crepe do chino for 1111111111
and 1111.11. 111111 in the latent. slips. 01?
Prepared Esperial/y' For This Nell'lpapcr
material.
perforations.
01111111111111 111 but-k 141111111111.
llu: I1 111 llounro on small "1)"
flame Drew/Yellow.
burl. on
perforations;
small
from large "11"
of from section.
entire upper 11111111.
I‘t'llll‘i‘fl own.
1101:
(lose ~.|11111l111~l'
111111111 11111I1-r- arm 111111111 I'l'or below
ruuall “o" . purfurntion near lower l‘dml
Join 1'lllllll' llu nululh
(11115111 bark 11011111 ol‘ llouncc, gulllur
Adjust to position.
111111111151 11111111:
and
Hilluhlng
perforations.
lump "1)" p1-rl'orntlorm together.
Now close 11111. 1111111111 111111111111 11111 notch-
ed. 11111111111 fulueua Iiotwwn not11hou at
How in 1111111111111, inuldo 111111111 111
nnlrll In front. waning; ruinous 11111111111111
dolllliu "TT"
0.... cowsuzucnou GUIDE 1143':
W :wf‘i‘tthoua
Sentinel Fashion Plate
For
111 cutting 11111 the slip. place pieces;
\vlth edge l'lliirl'it‘d by triple "'.l"l"1“'
forntiouu 1.111 11 lengthwise fold and ro-
lnulnlng pieces with line of lame “1'1"
pol'l‘ornllolm on 11 lengthwise throud of
For round neck In cllher 1111‘
two depths. rat out nut'k edges of front
iu1ll1'l1lillg double
for square or
nook, out out on indirntlllf,r single small
“11" perforations.
lungth nieow.
ill or eihow
out off lower parts of
sloovo sections on lndirall‘ng small ”o"
I1‘or habit hark. 1:111 off
if desired». 11:1 1111‘ lower edged
of under-arm and bark auctions, alsn'
111111111111 on small “o" perforations.
dealri'd. out off rumors of front and
under-arm sections on small "11" per-
i‘ol'atlona.
To make. Mose seams of body 115
trrllliuulllm 11111111
i-iN‘tiUll in dart :111'111.
Hpondlng
1111:1111.
pol'l‘ol'ntlnnu.
course the accepted model in 1116 prin-
cons, tor the correct figure in still 11111111. 11..
11111111. and oVerthlng worn under the ‘
drcna must he as hulkiesa all possible.
’l‘hrec yard» and 11 hull! of Munch.
are 11 will 111111111 this slip. It the un-
tout 13 incite. wide. 0! bending. 3% ’
yurdu. ~ 1 com.
noun“. 1:
This princcnn 11111111111 be found min,
11111111111 Is 1111111111111 with 111cc. 911 yard» 111111111111 serviceable hecuuw every poli-
wlll be required. and it should be at 11th: useles- line In o‘n'l 111111114. 1
No. 6487. mm till, 1111. 1:. 118.1111. 4!.
111111111 will be reunited and edlins, 1m 41 and 1111 11111111 Price or pattern. 111
V-sllnpod
in
bringing (‘OPI‘O-
pvrforatltns tn-
, . 1:111:10 51111111 111‘ 1_-:111:1111lon :11 con- 1
tor-bunk; form tavern-1| plail. creaking" I" "Aflsun' GBES OVER
on alot prl'l'nratlims. brim: l'oldod 1111i1:~- l
to oenlor-havk 111111111 and prone;
stroll with habit. bark. close Inn-k 1111:1111 ‘
pvri‘orllilon Io lower
it dealt-
pt11‘ -
he 11 wrong one if it were followed. but
the simple 11111.1 Is that the company in
not doing what the Judge alleged that' 1
{it is doing. 1
l The (‘olnpuny is not dis: riniinhtinge‘
in its rater—1 in favor of the 311i din
trirt as against the list district, but its
later; in all the horwhlk territory. are
W... tht1 sumo. They are the. some in hast
..\‘orwali1, Norwnlk. New't‘anaan “Ml"
Lion and Georgetown. The l.‘Onlpanl’
111 not offering lower rates in 1111111 .\‘or
, walk than in the other 1115111118.
‘ 1t 1111111111111 that the Judge must have
1 Illilldt'.‘ his statements based upon in-
‘-‘111ol'rm'l information 111111111 perhaps also
during the heat of argument. and 1111
11l1-r there rirrulnutanoos w e do not lay
11p against hint the statements 1111’
.lnndo at the host .\'1nt\ulk lliecllnl’.
.On tho other hand \111 feel that. no
.IaIr-ullnded and 111111 a man 1111 he in
Iwiil not want to allow 11 misleading
51111111110111 of his to go unt'orrected,
fund “'11 are therefore. making this our
l‘rcutlon. ' 1
1 1 Mil go even further. and If he. has
any lingering douhtu or the 5111111111
1aud will bring the specific cases to
inly attention, I will udord him every
iopportuuily of going into our hooks
ito prove to him conclusively 111111 he
.was misinformed. and if he himself
gluon not care. to nudertnkc this inves-
dlgatlon. I am very glad to second the
uuug‘eution which he. made that he
11111110 the Pubilr Utilities Commission
"co" to investigate the matter. “
i feel very sure that, the Judue will
want either to see his statements prov.
1111 corral-1. or falling In this. will he
the first our to want to clear our com.
pally of tho charged he has made
"ll" "l” "'T against 11. We will be 111111 11. 01111.1
pell‘orn- . '
him ovary llil'lllil'. 1
Yours: very truly. 1
FRANK W. WADE.
Sllperlntelulvnl. Thu Elot'trlr Light
1&1 Water (‘11., South Norwalk. Jun. ‘27.
iilll, sq
11a
If
flout
—-~'a-
HAT IlEIlEWEIISHIP
.—. ,W-
”' "“' i 11.11111 oun, .lml
—~.lud1:o Ind w1n
triot mart. paused an outer in court"
youtordul postponing until March- “ at
111 a. 111,,111 New Haven. the ddle for
tho I13, .I. van Gal lint. (11111111111111: and
liuwels run (1111. I111orporaiu1l. oi 111111
bury, to nhow 1111111111 why tho 1'111'eiv~
eruhlp should not he 111111111 permanent.
11111111111 5111111111111, 01‘ 18111111111111 111 the
ll‘lllllill‘lll‘y roceivur oi the. 11011111111111.
Judge Thomas appointed Alfred A.
liodnhou and William Henry ilrocn, or
‘,I.lauhury. npprainm'u of the 111111119111 ol'
ilho corporations. The. receiver wan
‘outhol'imi to 111111. 111ml: {11111111 1111 11011111
to his bandit for the continuum 11 of 111111
' 01111111111111. and he 1wun authorized to
lucli tho Impellal 1111111 Works. which
- 1111111011 ullk hut bundu at Ilanhurv. lie.
1111111: also authorized to negotiate for
11111 sole of the capital stock of the '11}.
J. von Gal Compunt‘. Limited, of Nia-
gara: 'lfltlls. Canada. 11 hot manufactur-
ing concern owned by the Ilawen von
10111 Company. The receiver reported
that the concerns were apparently sol.
vent.
Judge‘mugene C. Mulroney, 01.01111.
bury. who appeared for thc defendant
corporationa.‘1mld all they want 111
time in which to effect a. settlement
1 or their 11111111111. He sold the creditors
of the dancer‘ml hare not 1111111 11 word
111 111111» nmeeodlngc and that when
he dies the 11111111911 11.. 11.11111: 0111 will
brim:
11131111111111.1111 clllliua'. Eco-
neuda 11 revival of positive teaching;
and popular interest
economic and healthful relations omit:
family. in order to chuck the alarming
Hocial decay." declared William Du
Loss. Love. in his report as preuldont.
made 111 the annual meeting 111 the
Connecticut Humane. Society here to-
day.
11101311 of tho organization. that of hu-
mono work among persons and anti, 1
male. 111111 11011112111011:
' humane work for persons.
had many cases of decadent l'nlnllieo
Involving serious conditions and 1111-"
floult problems.
rent and contributory
parents has been punished.
sought to reconstruct the family
possible. to pretei't the children from
neglect and to remove them when all
else fails.
in danger, or suffering wrong,
been brought to the society, and me?
lawuglnl'e been effectively applied. We
acknowledge. the cooperation and as-
11111111111111 of clvil~and judicial authority 1
in our efforts, '
juvenile probation linsmot become gen-
1 {’ll'zllgotl in such work. could he exiendu
G Thomas, of the II ultvd 811111111 Ilia-i
Bl liHlllK Ill NBW‘
wmu‘
admin 111111 1111111111: Family
1 “1111111111 Néeded .
11.111111111111111). Jan. 28.4—1'11'11111 age“
in the moral.
llcnxplnlned 11111 two-told par.
"The year has hren exceptional In
W12 have
in our work the 111
negligence. of
We. have
if
Sonic pitiful 11118111: or girls
have
“it is, to he regretted that as yot
eral in Connecticut, being confined 111-1
1110111 wholly to our chir-S. if llu1 syn.
iem is effective, it uhouid ho extended? .
into till (1111' towns. .-\ juvenile mart;
judge who could administer probation}
methods allywller111 in a county would:
be useful. Perhaps the juriedictilla 01‘.
some existing judges. who arc now
111! to that. We deprwnle the. hasty"
creation of any expensive system of‘
court procedure In dealing with 1'l1il-1
dren. and any increase of criminal 1111‘
pe:1rp,llc'es ill its conduit.”
in discussing the work 01‘ the society i ‘
President Lore said:
"The policy of this Society is to in- ‘
elude all forms of humane service. for
animals. and to 11111111121: this work
throughout the 5111111 as far 1151 its
means will permit. On tho other hand 1
humane work for peruons. especiall}
children. finds many and various 111111111-
cies 111 work in all cities. with town
authorities chiefly Concerned In small _ 1
or places 01‘ in those 1'01nlnunitie.
where the earlier policy of 51111111111111-
forcing the. laws: 1112111111111 cruelty and
neglerl. is no longl'r suli‘lrlent. l1‘111n
lly prohlema have. to he Solved. Per- .
1111110111. and continued ellort is 39001:
anry. and that by persons trained I01
the purpose, preferably women. iluder' "
present roudltlons this society 11.1121
heat nerve tho 111111111 and do the great
est good by generalizing this work in
11 separate department. This should
he the trend of its developnwnt, to be
accomplished 1111 soon as the means:
are provided."
The. society. said President Love. 111
11211118 adopted 11 plan of union by which
11'. local animal'rust'uo league could be.
;eomo an auxiliary of the 11111111» sorlely.‘
llurin: thn past your. ho said. tho
111111111111 111111111111 League of Bridgeport.
(11111111 been formed,
”good 11111111111: 11: In its SE‘l'VlOt’.
and is making 11
Men
{lion 111111 1111111 made 111’ 11111 1111111111 111
1‘. \IIL {‘1 ‘.- \ ‘X- ~_‘ \1.
El
pvra"'_’."!'jar
- N‘\‘\‘\- \-
a lean: y of $2.111 by the I-‘ rauvrs nor: .1- '
told Home for animals. 111111111“ 1I11- will
'01 \iiuu K1111: (1111111 Illinu of Stafford
51111111111
the report sold:
llel‘vr rillu partilnlarh to tho 111111111
“P11130111: who think that the horde.
In Ilkulv to be retired 111' the automo-
hill» from 111111, in oouunurrlnl lil'o 11111.
misiukem 111:1 use it'll drlllnd
poses in city and country have do
1111-1111011. but In thour1 spheres whcl'l'
1110111 111111: of neglect or cruelty 01111111.
we have. (liulnlvnred no great. dimlnu
111111 of the llcld for humane work. 11.
81111111111111»: 11111111111 an 11‘ 11111 automobile
llnd eutahlluhcd 11 hiuhor 14111111111111 of?
1111111111. wllh whirl: llrll'eru of horses
are 1-n1ionvorhu,1n 11111111111111.“ ~
. 111111111 11111] Imo'l especially dirmtcd
during tilt1 your. 1111 «11111.10 tol'rootlnl'
ovllu found to 0111111 In the delivery
1111111011. The attention 1111-1111.. given to
the sources of the milk uupply of the
plate 11111111 commended 1111 tending to
further humane conditions for cows,
legiulntlon 1
1114 was recently enacted
concerning the Inspection of imported
cattle which tho’lulh primarily design-
led to exclude 11111111111111 animals. ulti-
mntcly will result in the prevention of
111111111 suffering." The ctfortu of 1311115
111011 (1111011119 P. McLean“ to further the
protection 11: birds by 11131511111111 ens
«fitment were "gratefully acknowledg
ad" 1
1 The Bands of Mercy formed among
the youth of the hints under the direc-
dony 1.11 the allegation dice‘redltnble 11011 of Bessie L. ‘l‘nft new number 56.
to him. While the We oi mimetic with 211. 3511 members.
111! Neil? Wk. 111111111111. in year 111115 1111111111 died and, 1111111111111
"the 1111111111111 1511111111192. 3111180 annually were commissioned. Among the tar-
additives 111101111 out 111111 £1.13 'Hdlnnlcng. or 31101111111119.
Durlnu the
pur- V
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‘1
2‘- the goods themselves
I'V'I'f-'-2-i-j-£.’i
Household Linens and Bed
lin Underwear, etc
BETTER
abated in Our GREAT
JANUARY
Balance Sale
There is much of interest here for all.
pers are taking advantage of the enormous savings in
inmong the Women’ s Coats, Suits Furs, Waists, Mus-
It is not the low prices and big values alone that
are drawing the crowds to our January Clearance
31.811111: but the remalkably good styles and quality of
Never have variety and qual-
ity been provided so liberally in past January Sales.
Never have values appeared so attractive.
invin-
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7‘;'-'} ‘p‘ -17
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Hosts of shop-
Furnishings, as well as
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COME l
$3.00 BLANKETS.
Handsome, «big. full size Ellen.
helm Bed Blankets, in colors
gray. 1.1111 and white. January
Sale Pl‘it't‘. ill!” 1 1111 $1.98
WOOLEN BLANKETS. -.
1'10 pairs of Woolen Blankets.
”imaging from $6.501 to $12.51) 21
pair. some slightly soiled flom
handling. 1.11.1.1 on sale ’l‘uosday
morning :11 January Sale Price.
‘llillr .............. $4098
$2.50 BEACON BATH ROSES.
A limited lot to close out
January Sale l’i'li‘t‘ .. $1.49
$2.50 COMFORTABLE-IS.
Largo size, sordll seamed, fill-
ed with pure Willie lied Cross
1110111111. January Sale Price
1. ................. $1.98
u.-
$10.90 lMPORTED SATIN-
BED SPREADS.
ill lim- Imported Satin lied
Spreads fringed and scalloped.
extra largo si/.1~s cut corners.
Januonp. Sale Pride $5.00
SHEETS. $HEETS.
1711' Shrets, 71'th ......... 331‘.
5111' Sheets, 76x90 ........ 490
711111 Shoots. sixth) ......... 39c
$1311 Shoots. 81x90 ........ 691:
$1.00 Sheets, ROXIOS ...... 79c
$2.00 BED SPREADS.
l‘ull sized. crochet lied
Marsuillos designs.
scalloped 11nd hemmed.
$1.49
lalll'il’t‘.
Spreads,
fringed.
January Sale Price ..
$1.50 BED PILLOWS.
l-laudsome. big. regular size
ilrzi Pillows. 20x28. 22x28, lili-
ed with pure 12111911111 crushed
leathers. January Sale Price
.................... 98¢
1 $1.50 TABLE LINEN.
‘ absurhs tho water
lleal'y. double damask.
inrhcs wide, pure. irish
handsome. new designe'. Jan
11111'1' Sale i‘rice,y1lrd .. 98¢.
Napkins to match, 22x22 Jan
:1 r
u ry Sale P ice, doz. . $2 98
72
linen
LINEN NAPKINS.
A-l January Sale Prices.
$1.90 values. dozen ...... $1.25
$2.011 values. dozen ...... $1.49
$2.50 values. dozen $1.98
3.511 values. dozen $2.75
16c RUSSIA CRASH.
Henry, all 1111111.
(Trash. the best dish
Russia
toweling.
and don’t .lvet
easy. 121111111111 Sale Price
........... 121m.
$1.50 ENLISH LONG CLOTH.
IL' pieces of lilie English
Long Cloth. January Sale.
Prion . '51 ............ $1.19
$3.011 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
12 yard pieces, suitable for
women‘s and misses' fine undel-
wenr. January Selle Erice.
hieue ............... 51-98
$1.25 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
Fine duality Englieh Long
Cloth for underwear, em. 315
inches wide, Chamois finish.
January Sale Priee, piece 98¢
$1.50 NEW MODEL
R. W. CORSETS. 99c.
These COTSGIS were secured ex-
1111'essl1' 811 11 big feature for -this
sale. ii is a new unconfined
waist model—wen- iow top and
very long skirt. and finished
around top with narrow galloou
~11 real $2.00 quality. laundry
('Iearance Sale Price 99¢
“NORWALK"'
BUSY CORNER ”
ill Hell'lco helllll .l'l 11111111.
uoro rul'ellod of $1 .0110 lrv 1hr will 111‘
111.1111. H. 'l‘honulon, of Hartford. and
of $22,011:: i); the will of Mm. Julia A. ’
llumlnton.
Thu 111111: ll sit 111111111111 of the Herre-
thi'y 111111111111 that 1111 (1.1111111: of persons
came before 11111 1101111111 during the
year. including 211 of men. 413 of wo-
men and 769 of children. tho majority
of the latter coming under the head
of tiencral Neglect. There were ll?
pronpcullonu of. cruelty to persons, rev
sultlng in 26 convictions. Other 163111
netlonu numbered 35
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INBTALLED OFFICERS.
District Deputy John J. Snuvclli’
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New Haven, installed the officers of
‘Shermnn Council. No. 1342, Royal Ar-
canum, last night with appropriate
ceremony. ‘All the officers were pres-
ent but one trustee. W. H. Baker with
installed as regent and F. Gaodchlld
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dinate unicorn. An amendment to the
constitution which establishes 11 separ-
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country are suffering from govern
ment by chief clerks and uccrctnrlek.
according to Major Charles de Lane
H1119, originator of the unit nystem or
organization for the 'Hnrrlman and
other railroad lines, who 119111111 111 the
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ciety here. He said he believed that
under no circumstances should one in.
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initials ‘01! another.
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time to developing the enclcnscy the
heads or great corporations and let
the employee rent once in a while won
the opinion expressed by Roger w. ,
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