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bet-sot thee I N ”m" P DESK/'8. 1L I. 11.. It—l dir- ‘nonogmes are directly chars-T.
imlttee "mm”; “tonal Cour torts to establish the was” 1.- 9i til under. Mrs. Hob: was in—E
“nee". lied i ty 0 attend the the murder of Dr. C. mantis [finiaauaocessory belore the tact.
h 3} cs '0'" ones-row,“ Whicb on Aug. 31 last, will be "do hythoi' A m indictment against, Dr..
H, e ”1‘” “d have 1"" ”'de the M Prosecution in the trial of his Vite {m negro chauii‘eur, George W.-
ltiomi conv‘EitSlnoygl be decliged upon. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Mohr, and {'0 ”18“; was united last week. when:
‘quu 9m" recline gmes. Cecil v. Brown 1;... ,7 Basis broug ' '
National Committee in the C“); have m l m in mm court and did
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EL LYS’
I be: Jarvis 'Murray is on dilly to
Kolodne trial.
7 aingthe
waste a slight confusion of names
it” stated in Saturday's issue of
, sentinel. the Charles Fisher, the
“Jim was arrested for stealing
" ‘ 5m the Muller Gloria Mills. was
good under arrest ’by Constable Silk.
' funniest was an error, a: Fish-
dint arrested by Mr. Silk. hm by
Me Sergeant Leatherland.
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, first accident this morning, due
, Joy condition of the sidewalks,
ut eight o'clock In front of
“walk Savings Society, when
w a; Downee. of Courtland place
H ought) ice and fell heavily to
V meat. Mr. Downes was ren-
unconscious by'the achock for
.. mmnts, but soon recovered.
hurried to the oillce of Dr. A.
Till; where a.cut' which he re-
lovér his eye was dressed.
[bombers 'of the entertainment
‘-' [01. the Catholic Club. met
live'nue. and made further ar-
Jot; the banquet, which
' ldonAFebruar'y Hill. The
W7fifihsre‘the'banduet will be held
"not yet been definitely decided.
“Loo given out later.
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answer‘s orchestra.
are served during t
:thc ducks.
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can't do it. again."
t match, feel sure of repent
,OQUGHS, cows, arc.
our compound synip,
33 Washington Street
all Net-mitt. cons.
”$1..
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ml» prominent speakers will bc‘ ._ .
PM“for the affair, and their
'w.e.venlng in the Norwalk
- t the Bachelorrl are shouting’
fold istoty. that' “You did It once,
The Bene-
m’sdo confident by their victory “Nd 0“
open Tonight r
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‘ . -: "close tonight? will draw 'in‘terest
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Nothing better for $15 than
our Fifteen Dollar suits.
. No where can you find great-
er clothes luxury than in
. our $35 suits or overcoats.
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was a visitor
Stephen lioltus, Satur-
\\l|ll friends in
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A meeting of the executive commit-
,tee of the Soidiers‘ Home. at .\'oroton,
lllllh been called for tomorrow by (low
icruor Marcus ll. llolcom‘b. The report
tot the Board‘s investigations of the
’ complaints of the inmates of the Home
will b3 heard. .‘
‘ The police learn from Theodore
Smith, of 67 Meadow street, that while
. walking along North Main Street, Sat-
lurday night, he stumbled against a
protruding pipe, and was thrown, head
lt'orcnioat, Into the street. He thought
:ono ‘of his little fingers was broken
ins a result of the full.
‘A ,meeting is scheduled to be. held
tomorrow night in the Baptist church.
‘downtown, by those Iniérested In the
. b house
fatternoon. in the clu lformation of an anti-saloon league In,
this city. it is expected that 'Rev. Jan.
in. Boisndt will be present at the sea-
“ sion. 'Plans‘ for the"-perfecttng of such
an organization villi be considered to:
morrow night.
; The regular meeting of the city
:council will be held tomorrow night
“mjd‘l'd ol‘WPIGPMO-W’d 9" Among the important matters to be
Km“ yesterday an“rm?“0“_:_conaidoretl are the selection of
91"“ 3nd ”WW“ Mill Ponds. 7 building inspector for two more years
. sateen“!!! dance “'88 held , and the matter ofrCharges preferred
Nevenin'g. by the A. C. all. Divi-
' 4“ their hall_on Wall street._ Mayor (‘arl Axel l-larstrom.' rRoutine
‘ovadwsa present, and 3 ““9 business will also be considered.
-, usurioyed. Music was furnish- - —
. Refresh-
against William Sheehnn, asaessor, ‘by
(iripp postponed the meeting of thel!
he hit?"- ‘~ i downto‘wn‘
MG,” Brotherhood of “e Edward Cunningham. one of the best
So many.
hood known residents of South
met with a painful accident this morn-~
liaptist church ycsterday.
of the members of the brother
. were afflicted that the talk of Super-l
Alleys.» “'8 Married M9“ and lnteudent of School lra T. Chapman on
~ ”011‘ £93m!) W1“ ““8 “D “The Educational Work of the Public
h 0m" f0" 1‘ “i9 and death Schools in Connection With theIBdu'. x _ . ‘
The Bone callonal Work of the Church With ae-t"-"““Y- “he“ he “lewd 0n the ice
efeated the. Bachelors Iercnce to the Boy" was postponed.
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rapidly.
there would be room in the Town As
:Rogers 81 Stevens.
Valnd'is in New York. where he ls!
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Tickets for the card party and dance
(‘lub, which will be
January lilth are being sold}
It was decided at first that
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lhis parents. Ex-msyor and Mrs. Chris-
tian Swartz, in West avenue.
William Ike Ward, 8 summer resi-
tent of Hickory Bluff, but now living
it llrooklyn, was in the city Satur-
ltty. looking over his property.
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Miss Elizabeth Griswold. of Hope
:‘Sller‘l, Stamford. entertained relatives
itiom South Norwalk at her home last
,week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Smith,
oi Bridgeport, were guests yesterday;
:of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus J. Smith, of
Spring street.
George I. Johnson lllltl daughter Sn
sun, of Pittsfleld, Mass, are visitors at
[the home of Street Foreman and Mrs.
Horace Lewis, of Lincoln avenue. '
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rome, and Mr.
and Mrs. S. l’nset. of Bridgeport, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Rudder. of?
jSouth Main street. yesterday. ‘
3 The newly organized Victor Orchos-l
tra. composed of several local Young
men. will furnish music at the forth-g
coming dance of the Jolly Six, of this‘
city. 1
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Hist-:Rmiwa HAVE leTALLA.
non.
County President A. w. Connit. of Dan-
i bury. Conducts the Ceremony.
3 An Installation of officers was held
yesterday afternoon by the Ancient-Ur-
dcr of llibernlans in the hall on Wall
street. The work of installation was
performed by County President, An?
xdrew.\\‘. Connlf. of nanbury. The new
Installed officers are as t‘dllovta:'
. Ifresident—iilkigb" McCarthy.
Vice-preddent—liiart'rn McDonough.
{Recording secretary—William Carroll
:r‘innncial secretary-John Moore.
Treasurer—John Clarke
Chaplain—«Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
Sergeant at Arms—«Harry Conroy.
ISentlueL-Maurice Griffen. .
‘Chalnnan of Standing Committee‘-
‘ Michael hyons. .
After the-installation, a social time
i was enjoyed.‘
. ARM BROKEN av A FALL.
Norwalk.
‘lng He started from his home at the
lcorncr of Washington and Franklin
Istreets. to go to the Second District'
and fell heavily. His right arm was
broken. Dr. Charles G. .Bohannan was
summoned. and it will be necessary
to put the ex-ray on the arm to learn
: the extent of the injury.
i DR. TOWNSEND'S FUNERAL.
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scmbly hall for only one lumdredi NEW HAVEN. Jan. 10.——The tuner-
] ables. but on
tflvc tables are being made. Every
ithlng is now going favorably, and one
iof the biggest social times of the
5 year is expected.
account of the large
White sale, of tickets. more space has been
obtained on the floor, and arrange
.‘iuents for one hundred and twenty-
_ trolleys 'fther'o We \a
w .‘d
:11 of Dr. Joseph 1H. Townsend.
Secretary of the State ‘Board of
Health. was held "from his home in
,‘Trumbull street today. Many close
hospital corps of the National Guard,
and the honorary bearers were select-
ed to represent the state, the Nation-
al Guard, the State IBoard of Health
and the medical profession. interment
was In Grove street cemetery.
ANSONIA SHOOTING AFFRAY.
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NEW HAVEN, Jan. ill—The inquiry
into the shooting attray at Ansonla on
Saturday, in which two men were he
tally wounded and one sent to Griffin
Hospital, ‘at Derby, 'witb a bullet
wound is being conducted by Coronet-
Mlx' today.. who states that he has
nothingto give out at. this time. The
coroner washandicapped at the out.
set because of thereucence. attire at;
witnesses detained togiva any tutor!
motion. giro men who died wombat-
let wounds were shoots: Muittnhgins
,a’nd Dominica suitcases. thewoa‘nd-
ed man is Joseph Duiotitte.
. Underlying the my the authorities
"(notional med.
~.lli|..M' ..
Norwalk.
"clining lo vbtc in
-t'rcdits." "throws" tliébtat'in thc}
; organ.
'tzlarica in East Side saloons of late.
late .
friends who had been associated with
him professionally and through his of-'
hotel duties. came here for the service, j
which Rev. Robert C. enison. of United ,
Church, conducted. The body bearers
were six sergeants, detailed from the;
a
formerly Miss Grace Schrader of So.
A social time was enjoyed at the
home of Henry R. Joyce, 16 Monroe
street, Saturday evening. in honor .
his seventy-seventh birthday. Cal-
\in Smith played some of the old time
reels jigs and hornpipes on the vio-
lin. which reminded some of the old
folks of the time when they were
)Ollllu. Refreshments were served
about ten o'clock. after whith all ad-
journed to their homo-w, \ilrlilllg Mr.
and M rs. Joyce many more years udd~
id to their fifty years ot’ happy man
vied life. ‘
l.a'.=t evening a very pleasant time
has enjoyed by the members of ii
Circle. The (‘irclo was organized one
year ago yesterday, and its first cele
oration was attractively t'iscrved.
There were many friends present.
Speeches were made by \‘iceprcsident
Michele Acalo and by Secretary l-‘.
Satta. Music was furnished by the
“G" orchestra. under the direction of
Joseph De Martino. The circle has a
membership of 55. and a bright future.
under the leadership of PresidentI
l-‘rnnlt Cappucil, is anticipated.
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SOCIALIST PARTY IN a"
GERMANY EMBKITERED
liliRLlN. Jan. IO. via London,
1:40 a. tit—Tho Yorwacrts dc-
clarcs that thc resolution atioptfl
cd by thc cxccutive coutmittcc of ‘
thc Socialist Party censoring that
papcr for its support. of twt-ntvl
Socialist Incinlicrs oifuthc Reich—
stag accuscd Cl"'flll(‘lllpllllgl to
thwart tltc party's loljcy lv'v tic—l
{idlpt‘lof warl
firc." Tilt: sharpness of wording‘
in tlic rcsolution. says the \'r)r-!
\vacrts. will crcatt‘ .f rthcr cm-
liittcrutcnt and partykfiiscnssions
'l‘hc ucwspnticr den s the right
of tlic cxccutivc co invittcc to
road it onto! the posi ouot' party
BURGLAR SUSPECT ‘ARRESTED.
HARTFORD. Coons; Jan. lo.‘
Thcrc have been numerous petty bur-i
d3: the~police believe they now have
the man rcsponslblc tor-them in John
iiintonlo. arrested this morning as he
was emcrging from one. He had sev-
ot‘ beer checks.
was bound ,over
Court.
in police court hot
to the Superior'
A THRENODY.
(Bliss Carmen. in the January Scrib-
ner'n.i
Not In the ancient Abbey.
‘Nor in the city ground.
INot in the lonely mountains
”Nor in the blue profound,
Lny him to rest when his time is come,
And thesmillng mortal lips are dumbi
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‘But here in the decent quiet 1
Under the whispering pines,
"Where the dogwood breaks in blossom
And the peaceful sunlight shines,
Where wild birds sing and ferns llllg
fold. ' - -
When spring comes back in her green
and gold, ‘
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iAnd when that mortal likeness
flies been dissolved bytlre,
Say not above the ashes,
"ll-[ere ends a man’s desire."
For every year when the 'bluebirds ,.
sing.
gHe shall be part of tb
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lg'l‘hen dreamful hearted lovers
,Shall hear in wind and rain
The cadence of his music
:The rhythm‘of his refrain. _
‘ For he was a blade of the April sod
,That bowed and blew .with the whis-
i. . per ct God.
a lyric spring.
3‘ At a meeting of the Connecticut
fist-day. Dr. suits .D..,1,._awrence _-was
{blactedthlrd vice. president!!! the
,‘stato association. .fieys'rsl speeches in
.ineniory or ‘Dr. Joseph. H. Townsend ..
were given by thoseronse’nt. as he .
w s menvhor Io! mama-.0! “mm?
[grader several years previous to as
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:at a banquet tonight. I
signing of a contract
.55 Water St.
.Hcrai dollars In cash and any number!
medic-Society. held-in New, Haven. yes- .
i " .25 p
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of the executive committee:
STOVALL MAY 60 To N5w_i_/0RK.E
CHICAGO. Jan. 10.—George Stovall.,
former manager of the Kansas City'
club of the Federal League, is in out!
cago today, to learn whether a placel
is open for him under the terms of the ’
peace agreement between the inde'
pendants and organized baseball. Sto—;
Hill said he would confer with Messrsl
Tinker and Weeghman, manager andi
president. i-t'.=pecti\ely. of the Chicagoi
Federal League club, and would prob-l
ably go to New York later. '
GRIFFIN WINS FAR EASTERN
CHAMPIONSHIP.
MANIA. Jan. 10.~‘(‘|aretice J. Grit-l,
tin, of California, who with Willist
M. Johnston holds the American ten-.
nis championship in the doubles, and’
Ward [tau-son. of Salifornia, won the;
Far Eastern lawn tennis championship .
today by defeating the Japanese play-
ers Kumngne and Mikami. Kumsgae,i
thec hampion of Japan, defeated Grit-i
tin for the championship in the singles 9
last week.
EXPERT BROWN SIGNS AGAIN I
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Jan. 10.—The’
for another
year's services by Reginald W. P.
Brown advisory coach, Harvard foot-
ball team, was announced today. For
more than twenty years Brown has
been associated with football at liar.
vard and his work has been that of a'
strategy expert.
it is understood that definite selec-
tion of a head coach will not be made
for several weeks.
if you've 3made good" hetero In“l
any business position, ,there‘s an op-
portunity awaiting you to do it again,
l'se The Sentinel “Situations Wantsd"!
columns. ‘
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Hotel Block. iis visiting her sister. Miss Dene Wint‘ i00ran. of South Norwaik, who is 'eu_,expressed them ”he“ in "1 "0" "I ' ' '
3-,“. "mm 1crs. in Cedar street. gknovrn among the Nor-walks tor hisillolding the CODl'Omion here duringj '
- ' j‘iife saving at Roton Point, were the VB“ evading June 10, when the Re-I -——-—. ' ‘————
. Buy where your cloths in- ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Sherwood, quietly married at Bridgeport on Public“ buttons] Convention will be Don't fall to WE GWE'
Calendars treatment is safe, where you . 'm‘ cm street, have been entertaininsfchristmas Day. In session. 5 vote for your L nanny.
_ ' Frank Fay, of Meriden. 1‘ Mr and Mrs Corcoran will take not The Republican convention has been f “H" it . - vmgief
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. .- .1 NOW AT get clothes that are a safe 1mm home in Bridgeport in me new P (”fl-“.119 7 and a number of the; 0‘99 TRUE To "3m 3 INSONE.
f... I buy where you get your 1 The man." friends of the bappvtuture. ”5’8”“ C°mm"‘e“me“ ”"0" "I“: ——‘_—-
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. ‘ AT I , . .—___._—— . started Friday mcrnzng for l’almenon,i . . . . '
- .l appomts l Clinics (‘. Swartz, of Newark, N. J., Pic. to visit her tr..-::.‘. .‘.1: . Francis Gettgmweegei,“m b: Te “19:“ of. 5“ lei‘hcr 3“, m‘ u ”C “Ch
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Not more than six sold to a customer.
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