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No family in Norwalk
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Nil. USUtUVAN
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Proprietor of the notion liouse Conservator Sougtttor Iliss Ella!
Sustains Broken kits and Various
Cats and Bruises
iNIEU l0 VUNP
ENUN lNE WAUUN
Struck on Concrete Paving in East
Washington Street
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M the result of ill.) horse running
.Iway. John ll Ub'u'ilitull proprietor
of HII Horton Point House, is laid up‘
at bi. tunic on First ~treet. East
Nor w :;,Ill .sIIrIous' y injured. Dr.
William V. Tracey is the attending
piiyaicidu. and Mr. O'Sullivan is rest-
ling In coriifortably as may be expected
under the ('llt'iiiliSVlilit‘I's.
Hi i Ieccideru .Ic: IitIred yesterday at
t.-rn mu .III the Washington street
ilridm- Ib IIII tlztto o'clock. .\ir. ()‘Sul-
Lian was proceeding toward home
when his spirited horse became fright-
ened and .Itutted .it a fast clip. Mr.
Uhulllvlt'l lmt control of‘hini. and
when ll“ reached L‘arieierl's fruit store,
'lrlt'il l-I jump from the wagon. Hi.
t.I-It caught and he landed on the back
wliI-el mil wn~ thrown from there to
ion t.IIIcrcIII sltlf‘lIIilVIE.
Two of the flbaJlii his right side
\ver broken. and he named a very
INQKQZ cut under tie Cilia. A serious
scalp wound
tbéo'wI to tire sidewalk and other
rnrnoi injuries wue also reIIelI'.ed
He v.:i.-'I that home in art automobile
by_‘l0dward i“. Magnet and Dr. Tracey
was summoned and treated the iii-
jured lIiIlll.
A short distance IiIthi SeaI‘iIIII ave-
nue. the horde broke front the harness
and ran to illn' stable at the Dorlon
i'IIIIIt House. ile was not injured.
The wagon whatnot splashed up and:
was Iake'r in charge by Mr. Caneverl.
The. horse llilr run away on several
other dCCJ‘IilZHl~.' but with no serious
results .
VUNNtl NACNINES
SEAiEU UV VUNIUNiI
Today it! the tits: (Lance for voters
to examine the new voting iiiachineS.
preparatory to the eleItion on NOI em-
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readied from being.
Office as “and Clue latter.
ASSOCIATED PRES. NEW. FROM ALL PART. OF THE ‘0” W A ”ICIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
SOUTi-l NORWALK, CONN" TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31,1916
WAS WUNAN
EURUEU l0
SAVE MONEY
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Iipson. Aged Fifty,WiIo Support-
ed a Youth in Bristol
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tISlIe Claims It Was Taken From
tier at Point of lievoher
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liiiiS'i‘tlII. Oct. ill. Pasquale Sti-
leino, comiiroriiy known as "i‘atsy,"
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
the charge of obtaining money lilitlt‘i‘
false prI-tIInsIn: from Mina Elia l'pson
about 50 )‘t‘fli's old. of West Fll't‘t'l
During the afternoon he confessed to
the police and liia‘ mother. Airs .Nicli-
IIlas Salerno a tale “lilt'h. it correct,
is the sensation of years iii this ('Il_\'.
as Miss lipsop is widely known undo
member of one of the most respected
families in the Iity. The arrest fol
lowed a request for it ('(lilM‘i'Hiltli',
made by Mayor J. i-‘ illittI-ri.
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HUiiUWE’EN UNUSVS
l0 viii lll-lliillli.
liallowc'cn. devdtcd to gala merry
making by happy folk garbcd in cos
tomes fantastic and beautiful. will
be celebrated this evening with all of
the goodnatured spirit of fun that
characterizes this traditional festival.
Earlier custom with regard to
'iiallowe’eit observance decreed that
heads of the families build lingo fire.-
on their hearth-stones where gather-
ed their children. friends and rein
lives to keep vigil for the coming of
All Saints“ day on the. morrow.
‘ Americans, liow'IIver, broadened the
manner in which the eve‘ning might
VJIe celebrated and now gay parties,
'receptions. dances and the like take.
the place of the old-time fire-side
gatherings Usually the ceremonies
these modern Halloween parties
hate to do with thII playing of games
wherein ones future wife or bus
Vband is supposed to be discovered.
Participants. to lend color to these af
Ifairs. wear all kinds of costumes.
inasmuch as witches. ghosts and
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brr 7th Pitt pclitir, :I.| parties kept goblins are suppoewd to be abroad on
their rear LIiillf' .ers In all districts Hallowe'en. a witch riding among the
open un . lite ‘npur last night. and clouds astrltle a broom stick has be
"a“ ‘V V)" stopped in V0 familiarize come to be recognized as the switch:
themselves Wlttt the machine. tic stmbol of the eienlng.
The machines will be removed front in the past the small boys‘ mis-
iilelr n esent. quarters eithf“ tonight taken idea of a good time has made
or tomorrow niorninr: and will beVHallowe en sort of a terror to the. law-V
taken it the Ci‘y HIZL where they Vabiding householder, especially thoseV
will be proper ed for the national plec. who have door belts to be rung and
(ion on it.» seronth or No‘enlber front gates to be carried away. In-
‘ Voting lists in the various hpaéwreased vigilance on the part of the
quarters (t‘ the two political parties police in the way of extra patrol-j
baIe se- ved to keep mum of the v.01 men how ever. has had a great deal
era in line, and. a, f, I as a man was I'o do Wlaking the '5‘ .odlumism out
instructed his name was crossed fromV°1 Hallow.”
the list it is but a few‘ names thatV """’"‘—“‘"'
MW“ ”Vlillltli A. WIIIIIII
instructed on the. models. at the vot
tug booths on election day.
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.tiiiiit Iain. Alli
‘*-:illtllltl8ll 0f CUMNlSSIUN
ATLANTIC CITY N J. Oct. 30.—
It was indicated today that the Amer-
- loan members -of the Mexican- Ameri-
can Joint Commission will take no
outciel cognizance of the statement
credited to Lula Cabrera, head of the
“extant Commiaalon. in which Ameri-
can government mania were critt-
clued for alleged laxity In dealing with
, Emma aria and ammunition.
of the Interior Lane. head
of the American Commission it is un-
demtood, will accept without excep-
Coin Hr. Cabrera’e. denial of author-
“D.
MLCabreru had not returned to At-
City early; today. but Alberto in
land lgndIoio Bouillon.
~ mambo re of momma
here. and without fir. Cabrera
o_ other
lesion.
in
”total «omission resumed. in cop-V
" store.
NENNES ENUN BUSINESS
After a tong and successful business
record, the firm of Wheipley &
;ctark has been dissolved, George A.
Whelplgy retiring from the firm. In
\\' helpley succeeded Ex Mayor George
Lockwood in the well- known cigar and
tobacco business in the Lauder block
about twentydlvc years ago and his
.l'etiremenl at this time is well earned.
'l-iie success has been remarkable. Ill
due to. close application to business
public. He has met his patrons with
coildtality and his reward is the com—
mendatlon of the public. . The dissolu-
tion becomes effective November llt.
Mr. Whelpley'p plane are not yet. m~
tured but he may embark in, a bust-
neas later on which will not be I0
confining. The Retail Tobaccoula‘t re
cently spoke as follows concerning
the change be was contemplating:
“Mr. Wbeipley is blessed with a very
congenial disposition and baa made a
great many friends during his lopg
bualueae' career in the corner slur
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and consideration for the purchasing
Nil. Nil. SllPlilth
tints 0N tutti lilllll
Municipal league leathers learn
liowjtomllt conducts it—Iar-
oInaiIo Home Not Iip-to-dalo
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The Municipal League, of South
Not-walk, held its sIIIond meeting, of
the year in the auditorium of the
Allltl not
Is Plltlliilllli
llli lUlillNill
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South Norwalk i ibia I yesterday.
in the absInI-e III the president and
Min. tliitiid acted ital
Vcliairriran and introduIIIl ltI-I JolitIV
'Si‘dpltltln. of the board of charities”
as [in speaker of the atlernoon
Mr. Stapletoii explained that under
the old plan the Mll‘ c trneii ot thetowii
Vliad charge of tin Ihaiity funds, bul|
that under the it! It I-haitci the mover
in tines-ted In a t'tllllillirtiloll of three
,1.IppoiiItIIIl bI the motor
The three I IIriIIiiir>ionc I .. lIaIe riiaIiI-V
Villlt‘t‘ (“\lfillllih of tho<e “llU come up
Vilt'i tlI-I r jii lbIlit'liUll, he stated»—
IIIiiiiI ii. the outside poor the hospital
when and those' at Naramake Home.
each I'oiiiiiiissioner having charge (If!
one division.
Many questions arise in every (‘1'
partment. in connection with the
outside work it has been found that
one generation after aonthct‘ in tlIIIi
same family have received hid it.
come. III them as a ":igltt." and is W V
liarded itllll0>l iii the light of a pen
.‘lflll. Ten thousand dollars iiaiebII- rrI
spent during the p:i.~.l IIIII in this IiI I
[IItl'lllll'ilL How to make .‘lltll pe'upl-
>IIlf».~III|iIIIIt'tIIII.I and Nt‘lrl'l‘bltt‘f'lng l. ;.
||ltlllli‘i!l yet to be solved,
For the It'mittiii-nt of hospital cases,
the loop I-iiipioih three doctors who
«end the [trillrltim when necessary.
in what. These cost the town‘s
last _\I ,II <iv thousand dollars. 'i‘o rII
lllit'l‘ tl '~ IIIpIIIIMI. a plan is now helilf!
i‘tlilliitlt wt of ltitl‘lllu a hospital cont
lll‘IlI .l II.'i.iI the charity Iii-partrrii-nt.
'l'liut I the Niii'riinrike liotric was
('OllfililI I'll a model at the time it was
lIrIiIt. present it needs many lili~
pIoIIIII,I-Iiis. liitherto lack of water
has handicapped the efforts of the su
pcrintendent anilliintron. but an ade-
qtlale \vatei supply was obtained this
I-IinIIiIc: which makes it possible to
keep the borne in n sanitary condition
1 he question (die it IIIoiiiI s up "W hat
:cm the women of Norwalk do to help
the .eIIIInty- flIc iniiiaII of the
Home?" Many things can be done to
make the surroundings brighter. it
IS a clieerless life that the initiates
lead. limit of them are old friendl
less and alone. A little sympathy!
might be extended to the unfortunate
and a woman‘s band could make the
home more cheerful
is the associated charities Would
work with the clot in board of the
city. both would probably be benefited
as at prenent the work of one proba
hl_I overlaps to some extent, the oth
er.
As the address took the firm of an
informal talk, every one had the (III.
portunitI to risk the questions in
which she was especiallv interested.
At the clo e of the address a rising
Iote of thank w.aI extended to the:
speaker During the winter the leaf: .
ue tropes to hate other speakers who'
will giie information concerning the
ciIic department
”lllll0lii III titer ,
ii iii IIIIII cttttoin
A successful Ifallowc‘ on dance was
(then by Walter S Gladnev, .ir., man-t
agar of the Clifford Hotel. last even V
ing. in the dining room of the hotel. I
The hall was appropriateli coratedi
with all of the Halloween I trainings
and was very beautiful Yellow and:
gold “as the predominating color and.
with the colored lights delighted thoV
eye.
The donor! hall wad arranged an
such a way that all of the parlorsl
opened into it and thus many otlIeIV
guests enjoyed the music and dancing
as well. The Wellnitz- Sterling orches-
tra furnished excellent music for the
occasion This dance is the forerun-
ner of regular weekly dances.
NEPUUtiUANS ENINUSAASNilVT
lNiNE UP-lUlVN UiSiNNll
First Word Republicans will let
their opponentl see thia evening pt.
their Ward headuuurtef‘u, that apathy
la 1 thing of the put and that the
mention of the party are in the tight.
to briugont the mount party vote embed
election day. Comes-man E. J. Hill.“
Hon. Charles E Williamson. Attorney“!
Nehemiah Condos and Dr. Hiram BI
IWest. beside others will be malt.
'and make uddroesea. Several inter-
eating fouturea will be introduced d
cosmopolitan will be alive with or
publiouu enthusiasm
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Just around the corner.
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Death of Eugene ll. Gallons, of'
Daubury, at lul's Cordon,
Weslpori, Boil; investigated
WlEE 0E VNINN
tEAVES llSi’llAt
liliauffeur fredgrielt Signer, Under
Arrest, Still There
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IesticIIIionof the death of Eugene
t'allaliau. liquor dealer of 93 Balm
t‘IIrui llt't'ilut'. Dunbury. who was in
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Int; when a touring car in which he
\\ 'i> IIIling aw cried from the pavement
on do iiot‘lon Post Road near Nash‘s
Ittlrllt‘r In “carport. and crashed into
two telegraph poles. Four other peo-
ple In the car were injured. They were
William ilcnebry. tit) years old. a
Vliiruor dealer of Danbury; lira. lit-no
lire. Callahan. the wife of the
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iiiUilEV UNASNES
no iltlAi VNUUNV
bry.
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tlarSuings Around Corner in South.
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port at Full Speed. iiitliiigl
Wagon ,
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souriiroar. oI-I ill—SwinginzV
around the curve at Nichols corner at
what is claimed to have been fuli'I
speed. it trolley car of the Southpori'
litre crashed into a coal truck owned
by the (‘. Buckingham company The
truck was only slightly damaged, undV
the trolley canted away a smashed
fender and several broken panes
glass in the front vestibule as a me V
mento of the accident. V
This is the third accident that the.
Connecticut company has bad at orV
near this corner wilhil the pas!
week. The car in this instance baIlV
discharged its last passenger just be
fore the corner was reached. The trio
torntan put on full power, and did
not see the truck which had stalled
As soon asV
he saw the truck h
rent. but owing to the rails being
wet. the our continued to slip. and to
save himself the motorman jumped.
The motor truck was in charge of
Hiifiild Beckett. who said that his
motor had stalled just after he had
turned the corner.
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WANUMA council's
HillUWi’iN ititi
Under the ausp of Wanorna
Council. No l. l. .R. M" a most
successful Hallowe‘ on dance was held
Vlast :venlng in Red Men's Hall. in
Main street.
The ball itself was handsomely de-
corated for the occasl with orange
d black streamers. black paper
bats. cornsfniks and pumpkins. I" of
which combined to give the true‘ Hal
iowe' en effect. The platform on
which the orchestra was seated was
attractively decorated with pumpkins
and cornetalks.
The pveplngs program Opened with
.eth grand march. which was led by
the committee consisting of Mrs. Lou.
in Hyde. ides. George Spicer, Miss
Edith Winters. llfrii. Henry Payne. Mrs.
Howard GodfrOY and Ills: Eldu Walk-
ley. All of the committee were drou-
r; in ludlan costumes, as were also
many of the members of the council.
Other dancers were attired in col-
lumen of every description, fmm the
to the ridiculous.
Inban'a orchestra furnished inu-
ulo‘ lor the which listed un
at one. o'cloc. '
Remnants. obtaining of "as:
‘ to: cream and cake. were aeron-
'f’h‘o gati- ls thought. ”in be one
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iI-InIIIitainniI-Intrs that will b:
‘Ill the organization.
‘lol.
self to be \'t‘r) cleiei in taking
,several parts of a dialogue,
IiIunIbI-r on the prIIIIIaIIi.
VIbe work of the Moose.
Both Local and Tel.-
graphic, is printed daily
in The Evening Sentinel.
TINEL
digs; ,I
'rwo cum
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Generally fair tcnlght and Wednesday
VSOME AMERICANS iitititv
l08l [IVES Witt itittsii . ,_
SliAMfll MARINA WiNi DAWN
A iAUIES NIUNl'
Excellent Entertainm- t Provided.
the ledarsaed friends—Pro-‘
mat Guests Present
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l'nder the auspices
Moose. ladie~
of the lotal
ill}! lit was rqu-ssiull) V
with: ated in Red Mcn'~ ”all last
manic! ting. uranium...” “isV'l‘iilrteen Persons Unaccountcd for, But Suiorllalhl
illnitt ilDt tiling lit 0\tilifll:, 11V
IIuIIIbII w quunmn Mm». mam- an: Titus Far Received lsoi 3 Rather iutieiluitetliiaracier.
~Vessel Sank Ten Minutes Alter Being Torpedoed
NIillANV UPERAVIUNS NANPENEU UV
UNEAVUNAUEE WEAVNEN iN NANV SEUNUAW
given in
ilit‘lilbt‘i'fillillV
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the effort to double
the
The piouam was a varied one aIIIiI
itic-iudtd dialogues ,I‘oIIIIl and mutu-
iiiental solos and recitation-I it open
ed With a piano and Itoliri StlH‘llllilV
by R. J Lairauri and J Y. Stetuniul-
TheI were leaid rI-Ieial other
Intros utlrllll: rlII- III-mug and under
ed excellent mu ll l‘iiII iltlill'l\.~' I
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"III. II. II “I ”It... IrarlellellSC Activity on the Somme Front lies Been Diminish- ,.
-I..'? ir ilariorti's talk war It tutti 1“
,one. and lie weitomed those who at my the Pas‘ Few Bays ‘ MIN
tended the social with a tow appm __ , ‘75
priatI- words A delightful duet w‘a. -l ' ‘5’}:th
tendered by the MIMI-I Milli-3i accom
Minted by Archie l-‘. Merriam at the
piano. Mrs. Preston Boy If p ro\ \edl
UUNGNESSNAN PAtiiEN
Wiit___ SVEAN lUNNliil
Thirteen persons among then!
probably some Americans. as!
missing yfrom the British stenmetf ’
Marina. according to American
Consul Frast at QueenatW
\‘orwallt Democrats are preparln” Who reports survivors as 3“
the
and :.liI-.
rendered two recitations during the
evening that were received with much
applause and appreciation by tliim
[)‘t‘fil‘ni licr \lllt‘t‘ \\';t§ ,,.,._\. pp.“ for a bin lllllt Iht. IIening. whenthty that the vessel was torped
and lll§lliit'l. and gesture. “p“. ,I,‘ will hold pm of tin prIIinIiial rallies Vwithout warnin in a heavy on
pt‘er‘sll’e ill lI'.til I.Ir..p.Ii;n, in Lockwood's liailnand sank in (ct minutes.
A motor iiiltl piano selection win. lll \\'.;l >irIIIi
.o I
The speaker of the evening will bi Military opcr .ons in V3110“
I‘oriurI NSillltll A MithhI Ill Palmer. owaar areas are bI
i'IIiiiIsrliania one of the most lililt‘al unfavorable w
Iii-red in Robert 7"4’Itililllt
tried by his Slpit‘l‘ Irene, was the next
and it
Iterimuro.
by. ~
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l .ui (XItllt‘nlly. Miss Frances spiakIr and briliiint politician in Somme front in ”the"! F .
Stilan hang a solo IIIry sweetly and lheI country at the Weill" “In“ Mr. h . f h " '
she “'83 “('(‘Oilillflllied by Miss LI on on Palmer is not all together a stranger t e Intense act t O t e
”W Diane. M: s. l-Jlsie Forbell gate. a in Norw .Ilk lllnllli: bpokt in this city 'few daVS had di
Viccitation in a wry effectual manner on other Occasions. Those who iiaIchonditions prev; ‘
Muster Winters was next heard from had the pleasure 0' bearing 11“" be In Macedonia. further ' .
llftd played an exrcilent piano selIIc-' ion. will not miss the Opportunity 10 for the French and Sex-lain“~
‘lton VliIten to him again and those who, V
Th”? Droinlncnt Inerriben-I of the ‘IIIIII ncIer heard httn will certainly of Lake Presba. southwest .
Monastir region. in reported by
Moose were heard and they were: Or 'iiot let the opportunity slip by. V
gunner P J Fitzgerald Brother w. The with will be preceded by' a pa- Paris. The Bulgarians 1W
Bennett and Brother (‘harlea James. rude which will march through thelan Entcntc defeat in attack! i8
Each presented an interesting talk on principal streets of the town. Th“Vthc Cerna region, southeast d
TheI describl American Band. of South NPIWMR'VMODZSUT
9d the suffering it bad relieved and: will furnish music. and ev‘ery effort '
the flood work done by it They also will be tirade to make the occasion as The Greek steamer Gerl’l'llidlé~ .
stated that every man should belong much like the good old rallies ot‘ the has been Sunk by a German‘uuba.
marine but the crew was
to some fratornal organization and as good Old days M Norfflbki' d h
' w rece e. t
IrnIEVVngatflVf bcl):newdl“llbc barges? says 5‘ Lloyd's Agency dilplm
lpolitical demonstrations that has been The Germaine was of 1%
V Vtons net. She was last repo
V Vas sailing from Montevideo Sq}:
I26 for St. Vincent. Cape Vera.
VIslands.
‘ A Haves dispatch from Alba
Iquotes the captain of the Angina. ~
bid as saying she was torpedodn
to Intuit WINDUW illltliiils fill GAMES
it succtssiut tits 5.....5m
in a blazc of glory unequalled bI Idispatch described the vessel l._ %
In) pIeIious III mi of like nature, the .a passenger steamer. It “am ,‘
annual fair of the id I'St District Fl: 9 t that she began to sink immediahi‘» .d ‘,
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BISNUV BNEWtSliN
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A handsome memorial window r -
ceatly placed in the chancel of (‘h:‘ ist
clinic." hast .\orwaik. directly mei‘
Ilic altar. by the church. in memory
of Rev. C. \l Selleck, the founder of
the parish. will be dedicated by Bishop
Chauncey B. Brewster, of Hartford.
ne\t Sunday
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This window was designed under the
personal supeI‘.’I=iIIII of F. S. 118me
and was no I tiled in the Lamb StudiosV
in New Y-orl.
it shows he sule-ct of Christ the
Good Shephird in thr- main central
panel. and in the. side panels an ap
proprlale orna. nerrtal treatment is
shown to act as frame work for the
picture itself.
in the making of this window the
choicest American glass has been
used The color effects are obtaint‘tl
by ov-er laying. thus giving in every
case two thicknesses of glass, and in-
some cases even three. The quality of
color obtained in this way can be
equalled by no other method.
The purity of color that results
‘on hand during the presentation of
Department came to a most success:
ful conclusion last evening ' in the l ”I b“. wa‘ kept afloat some m
Town Assembly Hall in “'all street, with the a: d of passengers who
after lIlIing cnjmed at week of tre- manned the pumps.
"‘“dou‘ "rower“ H. m {_V “Therc‘I was a frightful panic-
Taking it all in a I s veai' s a
fair is thought to hate surpassed am Vand many threw themselves’t'am
Vof the events of former yea s by .Iiboal'd and were drowned, (kg.
"pig margin. Official figures of attend-V dispatch continues. “The stuns-
ance placed the crov. (is on each night I cr Karistos took off the sum
l2.i.§“’:‘“.f.‘:f’.3l§ "stream I am... I... p... «I the a...
on t’ s
end of the mom is calculated to beV and a French EQ‘VP‘“ boat M‘
one of the biggest successes an en- Vthc remainder. l W persons, we
loved by the department. isibly more. lost their lives."
Last night was a banner night inas- Portuguese troops in GW’
stars a°:;.ti°i;i.“::i:‘:3 i2 Eas II... have defeated a»
' German forces. captured Hernia,
and taken a large quantity of .
gifts. All of the attractions received
in ever".
from this treatment can only be com- liberal patronage and good nature
pared to the brilliant work of the 13th reigned supreme during the entire
Century glass. when certain of the (1mm of the evening.
some methods were used even at that one,“ .was continued from eight
6‘le date. E80"! 0f the in“? him‘Voclock until one o’clock in honor of
drede 0’ pieces in the window rare' the closing festivities of the meaning.
carefully 59‘“‘°“- and during the Towards the conclusion of the even
process of work, are by means of will: lugs good time the sins were award
held against the light for the criticlvm‘I ed to the following persons
of the artist, and then other pieces areI
added and as the selection goes on the
window develops. .
in the final stage when compara-
tively complete. it receives a thorough
criticism. and modifications are made
by 5 series of thinner oi er plutings in
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, guns and other war material, say}
today's War Office announce-
ment from Lisbon. The text fol-
lows:
“Eonuguesc troops in DI <
Africa after advancing 125 main. 5 _
defeated the enemy after a
struggle on Oct. 26 and took Hot-II
wold. The enemy retreated 5 "
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captured a large quantitw'
bombs. dynamite. guns and
,matenfl. Their losses were I ’
I It is officially announced
Vthe Portuguese forces lost
two killed in capturing H»
from the Germans on 0'
Losses of the German troops
de'scribed or heavy.
There was véolent fighting
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Barrel of flour-E. Harrington.
Vacuum sweeper—C. Neulson.
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Pair of shoes-Gertrude McCarthy.
Pair of blankets—R St John.
Red Men‘s blankets-William Pow
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Red Mane blankets—oEdward Duffy.
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