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lllontlls,'tlle shipments of Fornino by taround 835 jets, near furnaces or "reg Musician~Mrs Martha Wilcox:
Junkman's custom, it is said. to slli
one barrel at a little.
ever, he shipped four barrels.
genm Leathefland arrived at the (”litre during late years, btlt the smalliJennle l-‘. Finch; Patriotic instructor
once, and he ordered i‘ornino to show '
stolen brass was diSclose
READ
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HE Sentinel la till
the One Best Mar.
ket Place of Values—
Before going on your
Christmas shopping
tour look over The
Sentinel Ads of Value.
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EVENING
A8$OCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL. PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPEClAL WIRE AND OUR dWN O PERATOR.
ESTasLls’tltEnfl 1870”
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Entered at the South Norwalk Post
Office as Second Class Mutter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. SAT
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SHOP
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Y Doing Your
Christmas Buying
Early. get more var-
iety to choose f?
and make it easier or
the store clerks and
yourself.
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ECEMBER 4. 1915
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Fisher and Price Charged
With Appropriation Brass
owned By the Norwalll
Iron Works Company
Realetlsed Under Bonds
of $1,500 Each
EISlIER IS A PAUSE;
PlililE SOMPANY’S
WAACHMAN
Junllmall Fornino Arrested
For} Receiving, hoods
Claimed To Have Been
Stolen-«Brass Recovered
A surprise was sprung ill police cir-
cles last night when Special Officer
James Fisher Was arrested by 'l)elet~
tire Sergeant Thomas lat‘illllPl'ialld.
charged with stealing. ill conjunction
with Henry Price. brass front the Norv
walk iron Works valued at $2,000.
l"i.<ll“f‘, aside from helm: a police
man, is employed in the iron Works
t‘ompany. and Price is engaged by the
concern as their, night watchman.
Michael Fornlno. a local junk-man.
was arrested by Sergeant Leather
land. charged with receiving stolen
goods.
The alleged theft is said to have
berm committed a short time ago, and
the police have. been quietly investi-
gating the affair. it is understood the
stolen property has been recovered,
altd is now in the possession of the
iron Works Company. Warrants for
the three men were issued by Prose-
cutor (‘ramer C. Hegeman.
Price, Fisher, and Fornino were this
morning arraigned in the downtown
court room before Judge George H.
Vosburgll. inasmuch as the accused
desired counsel, Judge Vosburgll con-
tinued all three cases until next Wed-
nesday morning. at 9:30 o’clock.
The three men were each placed un-
der bonds of $1,500.
Sergeant Leatllerland has worked
hard on the case for over a year. He
has watched, during the past twelve
way of the Norwalk Steamboat tfonl-
‘any to New York. it has been the
p
Yesterday. how-
Ser-
cision that the time to strike was at
him what was it: the barrels. The
as a result.
Fornino did not “squeai’ from whom
he received the alleged stolen goods.
The sergeant was exceptionally
busy last night. and finally worked
clues so that they pointed to Fisher.
and Price. Sergeant
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tome at 11 o'clock last, night.» but
came, downtown again some time after
3 o'clock this morning, sending for‘ '
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be suspected oflicer. ‘After an ex-
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ed to Sergeant Leatheriand of
theft.
est and the hardest the detective de-
partment has worked on since its ex.
defence. The investigation was made
'all the more unpleasanter her
an officer of the force being so
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Club. Att the meeting of the IscllodasJ
last night a committee was appointed A pleasant surprise was experienced
including ‘the following members: . by. manythis morning when they be
Charles Buckley, Gus Kline and Will--I h‘eld, for the first time since 1913, a
iam SEhlitt.
men will ,confer with’the uptown con-
~ tlngent. ‘
holding of: a Christmas festival withl new route,
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'a big Christmas tree at the. ischoda'
quarters on Steamboat place.
happy event As booked for the even-
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consumes Asked to Use Caution? Men and Instill“ Writers and. lay minimum no:
Between Hours of 40’cloclt and: ""09 Moving Picture Men‘ mate Board Allows-Only 359,15“
6:30 O’clock Occult! cabins Wm
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municipal electric light plant, on State: A v I _ A
street, had cracked. probably It , ACCEPI‘ED INVI‘M‘HONA SIREHSJMB—E wollllw
Thursday night.
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itlle crank shaft ol' the largest stcilmi
sent service, it has absolutely no re-‘
serve capacity. For this reason all 23 women and se'fl'al Students
The board of estimate and taxation
consumers connected with the plant‘
Enrolled
ilnade further cuts in the estimated
are requested urgently to use cousin-i
tent caution in using the service be-
‘lmm ”‘9 "ours,“ '1 "“0““ and ”15‘" NEW YORK. Dec. l.‘.\lt‘ilibt'rs or budget of the street “Part"!fnt, um
oclocit each d3" ‘ :tbe race ex edition or'anlzed anti "“4“" W 3 ‘01“ 0‘ ”3"“! was
EV?” effort is being made '0 "t" “banged by ”Den”. Fordkl‘or a“, pur..lopped off-of the I‘ourth District.
.pair the damage, the accident happen-,pose of creating a conference of rep-' in Ward street improvements. the-
villi: its it “095 in ”I9 WSW-“I monmirenemanvfl of neutral powers in the cut was from tho asked for $1,500 to.
of the year with the plant. The shaft i “Oil“ of ending the “or. began ‘0 as- .3500; Grandview avenue. cm from $1..
|“‘ill be exceedingly hard '0 "DIM“ it E scmble today at iioboken on board (N00 to $500; paying South Main street.
ii“ ”mu-"h" N‘" only M" ”"5" dlffi‘ithe ScalldllllH‘liifl'Aillef'lcuD Steamship $9.200, cut to $1,000, for providing
“'“1‘ '0 construct, b“! factories Where‘Oscar ll. One hundred and fortyisome sort of a covering. William li.
“'Ork "f ”“5 nature is "“7““! out are names are on board as Mr. l-‘ord‘s McMahon was against tllc latter pro-
trushed with "war orders." ; nests. Of these till are peace envoys/position. tutoring the cutting out of
“(’I’WSA‘WRHV“ 0’ a large company 54 newspaper men anti magazine our the entire $9,200 or else doing the
"‘9 "OW on ”WAT Wit 3'10 NOW/Mk ‘0‘rcspondents and three moving picttlrelworli as i' should be done.
ilri' an experiment In replacing women. For their use Mr. r‘ortl chart-‘
‘damnged crank. in the nieanlimelercd the entire first and second cabins
.liiéssllgt's are being sent all over in:ot the plenum};
[the eliort to locate a factory where the,
necessary part can hr made. :
in the meantime exercise. care in,
using the service. The accident sit
the plant last night did not interferei
with the scheduled lighting 'of the!
street decorative strings of incandes-l
cents. These will shine forth in alli
their glory this evening and every
night hereafter until after the llolidayt
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\ {walk today on the first regular trolley
“939°" _ . .car over the Vl'ashinuion street bridges
()neol the most interesting sens-lonely“ will find mm in every store in
,of ”‘9 W3" “'33 "‘5‘ "'3'" held by this city. The Retail Merchants have
rlnenlhcrs of the Woman's ltcilcf L‘orps made an ”m, etiorl to secure “p.10.
‘0 Douglas Fowler P05“ 0- A' ' date merchandise to meet tile tit"
Aside from the interesting {procedure mands of the most ”mum", gm,“
‘7“ the mtetlng (Juicershtt‘tele elect“: They are going to make Christmas
in” E 9 ensuing ytar. I " results 0 ,this year the best known in years. At-
ithe election follows: i
- ~ . . _ lractlve street and store lighting and
. President—Mrs. Mamie window displays have been made.’ ,
(‘llit’f George W- BOKHI‘GUS "Oi 0nb"Senlor Vice President~hlrs A'nes
asks you 10-do your Christmas shon'Sniull; Junior Vice i‘residcnt~lllrs. Th". "3".“ ‘7‘”"nded “WWW“?
lung curly but also to Do Your Citrisl~1ilal-tlia Wilcox; Secreturvflhlrs. Cnr-Amone" '"l"“'““.“"“ ”‘9 “mm“ °f ”‘9!
mas Thinking Early in regard to fire-Arie ltemson; Tl‘t‘iliilll‘t‘rM-Xll‘s. Fannie downtown section “7'“ {he-V WM“ 0"”
(risks in the holiday decorations ot Joyce; Chaplain—Mrs. Rue Whitney; erroue to hell» by shoupms early and
stores, homes and Christmas trees. l(‘0nducl0r——l\lrs_ .lenmp l“. l-‘incll: A3~tfll home and be convinced 3’01“" iner-
The suggestion is made that no in-[sislant CondtictOr-Mrs. Madeline “mm” “W “WWW“ ‘“ "“1" Wm”
fiammable ulaterial be used near orgllawkins; Guard—Mrs. Lina Ganung; lar. Li" “TYSON lend “ helping
”Liland and make our city the boat to
lplaces or in other dangerous locations.=Color Bearer—Mrs. Annie Buttery; '“Vfi work and buy in. -
The use of small incandescent lampsSecond Color Bearerw—llrs. Helen Kel- Th9 EMA Sid“ “'i” herald “'“h '30“
[in place of the tiny candles in decor-iler; 3d (‘olor Beareri-Alrs. Minnie Sidembh’ joy and Satisfaction ”19 T9-
tating trees, has lessened mucll of the0 Harris; 4th (‘olor Bearer—Mrs. Emma tiumpiion of trolle." service across the
idanger of Christmas trees catching: Bartlett: Press Correspondent—Mrs. new bridge. The ilcrchants‘ M30011"
tlon through the splendid cooperation
land courtesy of the Trolley officials.
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The record shows that in the
tilted;
States the number of tires cans d by
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t“ vstruction Company have accomplished
the carelessness in using inflammable DAY 0f ” lwhat seemed almost an impossibility
materials in decorating stores until in getting this service started in time
houses during the Christmas holiday:
season is a very large item in thei
Iaggregate. '
r the early Christmas buyers.
The downtown banks have all ae-
‘ cured a big supply of new money for
distribution and are ready to supply
! their patrons on request. 0
~ . , The American Band have shown the.
IEggieygfstirgg‘y“siting: 0:! “Exiled Xmas spirit by volunteering their"
a'venue, participated in a "Day or;servlces for a short street parade and
Prayer" services. progressive concert Monday evening.
The day was specially set aside f0,.,i)ecenlber 6th. dividing a special pro-i
this purpose by the local members in igram at four points of the illuminated
compliance with a request from moi-“mo“ 0‘ South NOI‘WHW Firs" at
state headquarters.
torganization all over the
,srateg will hold similar sessions. lHall. and fourth, (‘lit’ford Hotel corner.
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WITH #BRIDGEPORE HOUSE
Percival H. Sherron. who recently
resigned his position with the Andrew
Radle Oyster Company, has accepted
a position with the,Smith, Comstock
Company of Bridgeport. wholesale
jobbers, and will start in with that
concern on . onday. The territory to
he covered hint includes all of
Fairtiold County. Mr. Sherron has
done faithful service for the Rude!
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:against the saloons. :
. The next meeting of the w. c. T.|
iU., will be held on Friday evening oil
gineltt week, at Mrs. Meeker‘s homo].
nland will take the form of the usual
imonthly social.
lheld at the home of Mr. and
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forward to great success for him 1
his new line of business.
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inight, attended the third of a series of
,card parties given under the auspices.
iof_the Court Laurel Club, wh‘cih was.
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,served and a splendid musical pro
igram enjoyed. Miss Anna Steegmul-l
, iler presidedat the piano. and songs:
a grocery 0" “"1 Zant s[WE‘- Em" were rendered in fine voice by Miss
lVorwalk has filed a voluntary petitionlAuce ‘13. Splan. ‘
in bankruptcy in the United States'
Oscar Hedman, Former proprietor of
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. The prize-winnerswere:' Euchre—-
court. in Hartford. Hedman, who isms. William Conley; Edward J.l
represented by Attorney William A.,Hayes. waist—firs. Patrick BrothYH
Grifl‘in. of North Main street. recently ? Frank J. Donohua Mrs. O'Brien was’
was the defendant in a batch of scv-lassisted by the Misses Julia Callal
eral attachments served against, him. I gnarl. Elizabeth Driscoll and Ethel Cal-l
His assets are understood to be in the inghnn. No date has been set for the,
neighborhood of $2,000 and his liabi- next party. which will be held afteri
lities about $5,000. .he first of next year.
trolley carcross the new Washington
street bridge and proceed up Wash-
ington street... The can; all Iii-today
‘wlll follow out schedule time on the
Workmen worked late into last
night to completb t_he stringing of the
deed wire that~the cars might run to
fly. y ' t
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Robber and Bank Messenger,
Victim, [lie of Ballet Wounds
Suffered in Battle in New York
CAMP-ANION SAVES
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Thief “fined With “fee Revolvers: The gay uniforms of otiicers and mem-l
and Wore Two Suits of Clothes
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NEW YORK, liec i.A—Aian Gardner.
a, bank messenger, and George 79c
Brosa. a bandit. died late last night
from bullet wounds sltficrt—d in a ween-
sationul attempt made by lie lirosil
to steal a bag containing $4,000. ill
the lt‘ourtecntb street subway sta-
tioll. during the rush hour late yester-
day.
tlill'tlnet' was shot by Dc lil'ostl. u’i‘o
was in turn wounded by bullets from
his own retolver. \\'lllt‘ll llatl lir‘t‘ll
wlcstcti from him by \\'alti~r F. Unit.
man. another messenger.
The messengers \i'clr culployrm oi
the llalll: of the Metropolis. tulinioll
Squulc. net.~ the stone of tile lloid~twu
lie lll'oslt. who was armed \lith
three revoliers, carried nearly 200
cartridges and a bag or black powder
1and wore two suits of clothes. walked
up‘ behindnhe messengers WA tilt-y
were buying tickets in the ‘subu‘ay.
station preparatory to boarding a
train for .a low Broadway Chill't‘ri‘l
iot'lice where ‘they‘ were to ship the: {rev
money out of town.
Without warning lie Brosa fired two
:ahots into the head of Gardner, who
carried the bag and as the messenger
‘fell the bandit threw away the revol-
ver grabbed the bag and started up'
the stairway leading to the street.
‘Orleman gave chase, catching up with ‘ Smom’lt’ldl. J. D. Milne, R. M.
De Bresa on the stairway as the latter
drew a second revolver and fired.
Orlcnlan. however, wrested the re-
volver from Dc Brass, who. still
clutching the money bag. ran on.
As the bandit reached the topmost
step Orieluan fired twice, onc bullet
lodging in the robber‘s back. lie Bro-
sa dropped his booty and fled into
Broadway. Orletnall recovered tllc
bag. but continued the pursuit.
By this time policemen were com-
ing from all directions. Seeing him-
self still pursued, lic Broea pulled out
his tllird revolver and discarding his
outer suii. dashed across [‘nlon
Square. He attempted to retrace his
.steps but was felled by a patrolman
who 'he attempted to shoot.
Gardner is 18 year; old and Orle-
man, one of the bank's confidential
messengers. is " Little is known by
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:thI policc concerning lie Brosa. who lot the lodge will meet at. the Home in
is 30 years old.
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Members of the'the foot of Washington street: second. Eurekali Rebe'nfin 140050. i. 0. U. r3;
Unitedfiiiahackemo Hotel Square: third. City “'Hs last night very pleasantly (tilt-l
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brateu. \lSltors lrom Chai‘li}
bekan of lsrlugeport, Our Sisters
IVOFWalti and Laurel ot szapt‘orc,
were present aside trom state Wheels
of well-known promlnence. The on.
gree wort; was a pleastng feature. It
candidates being in the. class. intel-
testing,r speeches were delivered at the
banquet wnlch followed the meeting.
Among the prominent Udd Fellow:
present were: Grand Master Robert.
l'. W. Adams of ,Naugetuck, Grand
Master William S. Hutchinson of New
Haven, President Kate Reynolds of
Bridgeport, of the Rebekah Stale AN
sembly; District Deputy Grand Mrs.
Morrison of Bridgeport. Deputy Gram.
Master Mrs. Earl Themes of Roway-
ton.
BRITISH ARMY IN MESO-
ROTAMIA RETREATING
LONDON. Dec. 4. 3:20 p. tn.—
Thc.British Army in Mesoyo‘
tamia is in retreat Official an-
nouncement was made today the.
the ‘iorccs of General Town
shcnd, were retiring to'k‘ut-cl‘
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Rumors oi Peace Propos-
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Armory last Evening
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The fourth annual dance of Villllam1
McKinley t‘amp, No. it. l'nited Span»
the report that Greece has Vic-
l>ll War Veterans, was last eveningltually turned overGrecian Mace-
tllcld ill the Norwaik Armory underldonla as a base of operations bl
circumstances that were most nus-j the Entcnte Allies, besides giving
lpislllllllh-affair was a decidedly enjoyaV them free use Of the railroad and
{inc one. The hall was prettily decorlihe herbom on th Aegean 50!.
‘hted with hunting and American flags, including Kavala.
.. ‘ According to an, Athens dior 0.;
\lwrs lcllt a. military all" to the‘ beltlglpatch’ Serbian soldiers who fell
it’liztmadded a feature ot mtercs 0 .back into Greek territory .after
i Schmidt's orchestra furnished intlsici Monastlr was evacuated were not
gfor tile dancing, which lasted until-u disarmed, but were treated with
J“? 1;.”9’“ Pgufiegeinwgzgrzgozmogf“‘1'; notable consideration. Much alf- .
32:: carillgrtailtfd a royal fasllitim The? faring ’5 reported among thou!” ‘ V i
ball proved a wonderful success, con; ands 0f refugees from Manual:-
‘ridered from every angle. who are arriving at F101,“... .,
I'l‘he committee .coglkprlited:FHartriql.A Greece, after a long "arm, “Z
Arll‘iZ‘riEnseEE-glltr‘li'finii'illllsdl‘éaifavanaugh: through (1er snow. . . .
clm'ortl A. Hallst‘lilldl, and Fred J. Debarkatlon of additional B
Hodges. The floor committee coll~ ish forces 3g Saloniki is reported.
sisted of tile entire camp under the di» through London. A British cop
rection ot lra t. Lockwood. respondent at the Greek pom,
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l)0::l(f0l)i§\t\"trb oi l.it (limp and mrm however. declares the _military . ‘.
(‘cmmantlere Will. it. Richards. situation there is not satisfactory
Senior \VlCG-l‘tlillIlliilltlt‘l‘"*(Vliltl‘lt’h i“. from the standpointu 0f the E‘.
'mmmjm' .. .. , _ , - tente Allies.
id’clllrlivlgxod \ ltt t omntandtr int i I, A Montenegrin official SIAM!"
AdjutantwAlberi Buttery. 'ment declares that an Austrim‘
0 Quar‘ern‘““$”““- M; “New“ 'attack near Plevlje, in Northeast- ‘1.
’ gflgpggilnsx'lfis :3 éiao‘vfimgh‘ ,ern Montenegrin ,a short distance
musician-Richard.Gor'lllan. inside the serbhn border, W“
Olticer oi the Day—Arthur E. God- repulsed. .
f A wireless dispatch from Berlin .0
. Officer of Guards—Charles A. Davis. “1?
denies rumors that Germany in
contempalting peace proposals.
lThe report that Empero William~
‘is to visit Constantinople is also
Color Sergeant~Frank P. Rooney.
Color Sergeant—40mph Kellar.
Trustee~Fred .l. Hodges.
liistorizlllmiloward .\'. Godfrey.
Patriotic lnst.—(‘. A. Hauschildt. denied .
. .\ .~—— - r 0 Robert ' '
jembers Oscar Amie s n. Muir London has a report, whloli
ilings, Harry .l. Keena, James Flyn, A. laCks confirmation. that twelve
iii. (lllliotto, illntlllony Stinger, Bil-ow}: miles 0]: Gan-{31“ grenghes 3‘1““
“Em“ "’50“ ‘9” 3- ' : ' “been ta en v. e usstans on:
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.li‘ifai'i‘..i.'.i“l‘.‘°it 3122222} Aiiiikfi. : the road to Tukum. west of Rs»,
'G. Albrecht. Anthony l’ouloshy, Willy A dispatch from Petrograd cur-
ialn T Ranch, J. E. l-‘ell, William Affies the report that Field Mar--
iGleas‘m' "0h" Whale" lsha] von Mackensen was slight'
ily wounded by a Serbian bullet;
lduring the Serbian Operations.
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- iiterranean. Four men on the Mid-“I l
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'""‘d" by :‘m Rf‘spnwa‘d' 0‘ 1'0“” *9 Wm trial at William rail- and “Jack"
. 1, New \ork city. Mr. Rosenwald ls iievernux may be held in the Superiot', .
in member of the firm of Rosenuald Court at the end m. ,m‘. month. The
land Wimpfenhelmer. of Norwalk. The two men are lleid'on it charge of man
DI‘OKTBDJ'WIH be as folloul'ls: d' tor‘slaughter under 33“,”, bonds each, in
JOrchestra, J‘ “’ 51.539811)“, er:’(lrec connection with the finding of a wo~
‘ OpeningVhlarcll—wllelirffizstahambers man‘s body in the [berries woods, al- .1,
. t of Mrs. Fair
Reverie iieditation~“.\fter Ves- leifélq‘ggsvmétm(I Policeman Frank ..
ED?” 1"}? """ hat.D13;‘iigfil; \lH—‘lli tumcd .orer to Altiorney John.“
extette—“vmca 61".".3' ‘ .Kcoc‘n pawn tickets calling for about, ,
Sagitfethi: High“; (‘t‘iilllllllbell' second "‘0 on worth 0! .iWPll‘." “‘hhid.‘ Fr": ‘ “W '
' ' ’ ' e ewe :
tenor, R. E..Dibble; baritone.» T J "r
panned, in New York. .
Rubert Ricllter' bass Thomas consists of men's rings and pins, all:
F. McMahon.
personal property of Fair. and lb.
IOur Departed Brothers——
state iii no way conducts them with“,
Contralto 3010.."1‘119 Gate of Life" the dvath of the accused man‘s Wife...
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Prayer.
Bro. .1. Benton Werner.
Quartette—"Perfect Day"
Carrie Jacobs-Bonn,
Baritone Solo——“Ooen the Gates of the: N XORK, ,DW- 4.—i)r. km
Temple" ...... .‘iirs. Gilbert Knapp Bu n2. George hotter and Motrin
‘ Harry Sterling. Hachmeister. of the Hamburg-Amerin-
Our Absent Brothers. lean Linc. recently: conv'cted of con _
Brother 11, Benton Werner. ' ‘spiracy to defraud the United Staten
Soprano Solo—“Ave Marin",mfimienGovcrnment. were sentenced ioda‘: to
Mrs. Irving Haymes. serve one and a half years: in the Fed
Damion—Accompanied by the operai Penitentiary at Atlanta. honest!
chestra. The audience is invited to Poppinghaus was sentenced to 0:03 .
loin. ' fiyear. The Hambllrz-Amcticrn Lao;
Benediction .__._ gwas fined one dollar -
Brother J. Benton Werner. '0 All the defendants were adniiitcdti
Exit March—"The Morning Light’f' bail pending the sums out of r. rink
H. J. Crosby of error in their behalf. ‘
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The annual memorlgl service of
Norwalk Lodge, .\'0. 'l' 9, Benevolent
“and Pr'otective Order or Elks, will be
held in the. Regent Theatre, tomor
[row afternoon, at “ o‘clock. Members
0
{South Main street, and march to the
7-theatre in a body. An attractive pro
lgram has been arranged, and the prin-
‘r
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Memorial Kddress.
Norwalk Chronicler