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" leres ing History of the Paper. \‘v’hich Became a Daily
in 1887. and Has Continued to Grow a? d Prosper.
\ o‘ oxcr inly‘l‘VO ycu‘rs ago—Cl Ht 3 yc-nr. Villrl )Ir. Horton retired1
Noun: lutr lelx lilo tn it: cant ;.:. l \x- ml to LI» rillv-n. Where he opened,
2 (M Li tlm’.’ pluc- ln tl; c then Cit}- .u furl» x-ruttir-r ufiu‘v.
“nth Noryfilk lhuf NW rssld‘m lllC’Jlrxl ll. Gollrn. new president'
Inrwnll: tmlcly know about. sznc n; {hm SJIT‘X )Imwnlk Trust Comw
.v ”\w 0le Hun-rs. who ('11:) but “my. “:1 (.130 pnsmpnt of Taylor &
rmull the mom. upmrq, Inn. clzmm tH-om New York
'W villi"? “”9 brought into h“ I‘ity. and purchased .‘xlr Hortons m-
-" 5“”"3 -‘“‘-"-"-’“‘k S‘mlm‘i ltl‘USl. n!:-l Ila-“unu- a paitmr or .is.
- is :l. mull: 'l contrast. lmtwceu irony-r, Jam. 3. Mr. Unlde n was wellf
, 50”?“ ”TWA“ Scntincl ("l \wv'st-l in printing Iurc. as. in Now."
L r 17th. 1‘7“. and the Evv-n- ‘(nrk {‘1'\:' In tho arm of g] yparg. he
i .zml n." hull:ya-lu-ccmbnur 5th.‘ 13“.; (-3». rr- or My cutirc plant of tilt-
T'm‘l‘f‘ is in thc muchizzcr)‘ 3.“- gag Inning cunzpally.
"“2“”; ll!“ r'lslwv‘qthp millions \‘.l(n tll-- two Goldcns Nganizc‘i.
I""‘v Th?“ 0” 0” I'rl's‘_ 1:; firm “‘35: (.l‘. wl (lolvlcn Brothcrs.’
s time. but old for the" pn-zl~ '.‘;v=v sun Hafitily conductul tht-ir:
.llr-n~—“l:lcl«:c-l rm... [hn n--“‘ 1,. milk-s; 3‘ the Forth Main street lo-
"" n “or“; m ”7" mt? 05 (an inn Izutll Alul‘l'. 1‘175‘. whr-n thcy
”'13" l "" “0‘ .1' .-.;p nunwl tn » laxlm-In, going to a
Y ‘ l'll‘ :lll'i.‘ l lll“‘ "l’QV‘N ln‘.l!ll.l‘.§: vrw"-i~-l l-v (lrnvrz-l Nelsonv
‘t" l I“ ‘ l“ R ”H” run“ 7 .vlnr. lLrln‘vcn 3.1 ”Th“ Sentinel Bulld-
H'lm' 3‘- ”H ””9 0‘ 3r'-"”“.i,,;_l .5 mt ()p)‘C:-ll(' the present site
.“f t'." “.4 11".? Shrtincl‘s home.
’l‘“ W" “13“” "f ”‘9 “W‘k‘ John V (.Iz-lvlcu, :inothcr brother,
' ‘ Nr’rv‘u'fl‘; {v-utlncl. h" pnpcr. Uni? llccnmc az'l’ili_itr-d with the firm.:
“L“ l"""‘"*'““ through many - l.-~W l>llfllh"..‘ was added. which
"-“‘ ““l‘ the Chimmim‘ "‘- kept ruins: mtll thc time of the
‘» ~rum‘.‘ owl ‘J‘us and is slt'ul‘ma.h m~ “1,, gunk»: mpmhm. of fins.
‘ ‘ H‘” "1'" “M3 ”H prozrw‘s. 'li'rn, “"2er it was «llscontinucd.
- Horton, “”0 “'3" "‘5“ ’"’”“'"'r' For :1 short pvrlcd of time. Jnmcs
“Wm.“ 'l'r:sns.'ri;vt “35" ”l“ (mum. m at to 1.! c. Mass. thr(- h;-
.r- of thx- ol '1 South .‘ln‘rvxnlk Scn- “U, .hgnr my; w ”firm: of tho L’crk-j
llr- “g... Wm- p[‘\lflrl"lrlr Illrl 5 mummy; lul hr- l‘"l‘.ll‘ni-ri lserc
T I? n 51' “H m; - “31“” r. “l“"k um} l. 511:: of (‘mltle’n li'rtvlhtrs (‘Oll‘
hwy. umbr the lmlrw of tho tam l for snmu “Hm,“ )1.an
:1. Nurwulk (‘mm-unv. was lnrmv-Il. 1; . 52".; ll. (;( H9“ in ymcmbgr.‘
‘1 pumm- P. Riv us prr-sl<l~nt. ‘< ~T, :ormrrl n. parlnl r: 211p with Gen-j
\lr. llt‘n'lnl rl-Hmir'lhl as m‘lnnizm ,m‘ Nplson Taylor, in H". ".51 05:31:-
‘l ““?“l‘*"" ”'7‘” "‘7 ”W VFW“ owl insurance lwusmcss. undcr ”if“
A? ”"“" H ‘m H " I "W r ""1" wu’fk‘h' 1;:1m- of 'l‘vyT-«r (\'(,3f)l‘1’l'l. which l'msi-‘
in Hm llull ill"; at .‘i ,‘x'w’ll'l Mail ”.34; i5.- rin',\'¢"1l"‘l¢-¢l (In unli-‘T the name
N. in “'1..ll ir' known at present (IS 0: 'l'n .‘lor ('C(;(ll'l.“ll.11".(‘.
'l‘-rnl-:ol-l1ilvllr';:. lrut in 'llc
"““mi‘ \‘.'l1vn lusharl Golv‘n‘n formed his
"ll church. Rm. Mr.’ It was hv-re that the present paper.
l . -2 lnrial 5“ 1V ovcr thn ‘llsr- l-‘Acnlnz Sf‘ntlrfl “as first i3sut-d.
th- stock company W-l‘fl, l‘rmn til:- time of it s first issue the
l 1hr concern was pur—_p:per grow an. prosper-0d. outgrow-
". Horton mud Jalnesllng its quartcrs so that it had to be
m-r coming Rom Ncw‘move'l to the building at present oc-
hr- had been rorc gcuplcl luv the \‘ oclworth FM: .1 Ten
printing department Cont stone and from there to the
"5: Printing Company. present building, No 97 “'ashlngton
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' .\' rssrs Horton and street.
’ . '1 charge of the paper.‘ Its growth was swift and certain. so
' pal-1' expcnses and ltnat typesetting rrachlnes were added.
‘ ! bankrupt. that thl‘ l8 ncw press was addcds more men
r 'H was made. and it l were employed am' a. paper was pub-
, ' :it the paper started ‘ l’. shod daily that helped the city grow,
0- career. The part-Hr; return for the. city helping It to
"L" ,,,. 8.: Golden lasted grow.
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Christmas Greeting :
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'lcrzestions that are to be found here will furnish se-
fur many pleasing Christmas gifits- Throughout the .
t ' . high standard of quality is maintained—and prices "
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with the values range to the popular fancy.‘
nrlv and depend on the store that you know by ex-
is dependable.
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‘ Was Born Fifty-two Years Ago;
.‘lx m-c‘vlmwl l} the South Nor-QM“- l~llslllv>=:‘». .l;.n.m Gold-Tn lwcrsme
‘."I“»l‘?"ll° (lulu 'llw- :ch manor of tl‘“ Fe-ntincl. and
"Eu-l'w‘il )wrjtv until 1‘73 in Fc-h-wtlm proprivytorsldp of tlw papcr has
1." il“ll vlnl', “firm if um: rchI-prmmp.) in H... Gp;.y.:»n family c-vrr‘
9., fhr- 1.;1 tin-l; A. Lnnr- lnlocl-i slum". thr- prrsr'm ou'nv’rs lat-lug Mrs.
.ll moi H‘milulul strt-gts. af-J mmzt 1,. Clnl/le-n. \VllO\\‘ 3f Janus
l-ulr PSl'élI‘lYlZ‘ bankruptcy.fGoldcn. anll hl-r (lzntghtvr, Mrs. Ag-
‘m’x' n.’ HM 1771””? from its first inc-s Gnldcn Kcllf‘y
“ll thnt tTrnr-, was tl.c usual| Other papers Wcrc: startcd and
small l‘i‘l-"l‘. :lisnpprnrwl, but the Scntincl. “lxlclig
- \‘. Arr-old. who had lmr-n 1n tl.~- mcrmtimv had built its own
wrnml mu! slnrtml in ny-po— lnml- on Elizzllntl strc-"f. whcrn the
: .w-r rmmt‘vl tlw lndrzwn‘l- (-‘ nrl ..1 Press now stands. continued
‘» r “(21er E. “'inz of “'lltonpmlil 1V6. whcn it again mow-<1. this
' of tlix parlor. and hc WAS tlmc to 15 Railroad avenue, Where the
t‘iu Rm: Homcr .\'. Puzl- Fmgrr Sowing Machine store is DOW'
~V' 0" tlm Smith .‘anwallo lrvt‘fllt‘ll.
The Evening Sentinel is now bcing
sixlcun- f
Iprinted. each day. on its new
. rage Duplex Tubular press. one of tin-
lmost modcrn machines
and capahle of printing
Ercach hour.
in the press rooms of
ncwsra;.c-rs in ti.“
this
30,000 rapt-rs
l Only
. metropolitan daily
larger cities may duplicates of
imasacrplcce be seen. 1
The size of the paper may be limit-
cd to two page: or incrczlscd to la
pages in multiples of tun. due to its
peculiar construction. lccausc of t2.D
iuse of tubular plates g’rcut spccl inn}:
all-
I 1
[hr- nttaincd without sacrificing and
clearness of print.
1 It is the first prcss to 11:0 val-"21:1:-
platcs. hence the namc'lluplcx
flar total-y press. Uthm- printing:
presses use cylindrical plates. l::»ll‘
1
size. two platcs to a roll but. \‘rlth tum
Duplex Tubular but one plntp .. rc-
:quirul. effecting a great in
timc and material. ‘
The tubular plate press is tr...- V: l‘}'
latcst idea in rotary printing. 1'. H :1
big improvement over other rotary
4.-....
. ,.. .n
is the only
pages in multiples of two all the way
up to capacity. The new prcss is :l
1ll‘.~[.):l;;‘c machlnc but units can l-v
"added at plcasure as business ll‘l.!_" an-“
‘ mnnd. "“
on
In producing a 14- ~pa- "e pupz-r
othcr pross' tuent} «lght plain;
for a. 2241:ng {4 plutc;
any
must be cast,
(m the tubular puss the numi of
plates cast cqunls prccis ly mc hum.
‘bcr of rages to be run. I‘Lis. of
course. means a tremendous saving of
‘ labor.
'l‘hc matrix is madc of each per:
placing what is known as
mut on the type facc.
‘lwrwuth rollers. undcr prrssurc
complctc impression of cver)‘
and (-haarctcr on the page of type is
transfcrri-d to the mat.
The ma trix shcet is
(‘3 lf“
dry
and
lrvflvt'
receh cd in the
storcot}.ping (lcpzlrtnltht of thc ,.rr»ss
.room by thc man in chm-1:0. who
. plum-s it in :1 Fcorchcr to raise (no
t. mpvrulurc
the ncxt operation. Vx'hcn hot.
placed 'in the tubular castinz
llnro. by a pump. molten moral
forced into the casting: box.
-wlxicl1 is a water jacket. causing
l'moltcn metal to cool quickly.
box.
is
the
I Taken from the casting ho; it is a:
‘1 é
pagcs at once, but when a less num-
lproduct which looks much lilw
heavy lcng‘th cf stoxe pipe. except that
on the face of it. projecting about
(Inc-sixteenth of an inch. are typo
characters. the impression of the news-
.paper page. ‘Thls tube is placed in
1
fan electrically operated trimming box ; pl
where the tall pieces are cut off. the
ever deviscd ‘
the .
ltd inm pcsltion securely.
presscs in a number of particulars. it a
press built that produce-5'
. 19I‘DSS.
' lit-n.
‘1.‘;-.- from the several rolls isrgathered
sending it '
the prcss is operated at full speed,
nr'nr to that it meets in‘
it is:
‘ is: «Hi-Jen by an electric motor conceal-
almut ;
~ come loose. a short chain drive oeing
;nll that connects the motor With the
s
so that it will
to the rolls.
1125' In trimmcd
-iy and firmly
‘ It is
li.€:n tnln’n to the routing machine
“he.“ the hlsh parts arc. cut down.
:.n'l cl} (4‘ p‘n‘tions cut out. When
ltlm pinto is finally trimmed to fit. all!
rlwtzgll spots and high places being
l"‘Y‘.lO\“‘d. lt is tnkcn to the press.
Th: typo platc. ready to reproduce
.1..L' printcd page of the.newspaper.
.nmx gocs into thc hands of the press
fora-man and .l_.lS assistant. It is
quickly f; sir-nod to the cylinder and
NCO {1”}: r: p: 12‘: of the_big press until
the oddlon is p. .nted. when it goes
hack to the mulling pot to be used
again in fltc making of other pagcs.
The tubular plutcs, which so much
nsrmlflc stove pipes, are so cast that
pint two inches in width is lutt. in
lilc lfuir. This enables them (0 be:
slljlpr‘J ovcr the bearing that supports
the c} lindcr.‘ Two plates are clumped
la (:1 ".1 cl‘ tho cylinders and are lock-
The cylin-
ders. carr. r32 the pages of type. come
in cam: :. win; mhcr cylinders. cover-
czl 1.11:1 ruLln-r blankets and tough
drill» .
Thu nap-3 r. vlzicll feeds in from
hurt”- r-tf's “Wishing from 600 20 700
pounds. 110m the rear end of the
.xuw; -s llC‘iWCEQn the type cylin-
dr-rs o. d the others. receiving the im-r
z'rf‘sion from the type. in the opera-
.‘n‘tm- being printedon one. side.
‘l-c paper passes through anOUIH' set
.‘.
or.,c~-‘vi::ll«-:-;=_ like. the first and is
mitt/"l on the othcr side.
3.;- Ion - ribbons of paper extend
..om one end 0! the press to the‘uther
1.1:". :13 it is It‘d. through the press is
yrlnL-cl. toldul and counted. The pa-
:.t thr- {cont end of the press 3nd en-
tc:.. 1hr :‘olde: our a shaper or form-
-r. “ml :1 gives it the first or length-
Wis": fold. 'The folder, which is the
anst piece of machinery of its kind
uxcr invented. cuts the sheets to prop-
length, glvcs the paper a. second
fold and delivers the completed pa-
per. matly piled and counted in fits
tics at the rate of 500 a minute. it
a" T
The new Duplex T‘ubuln? Press is
tho last word in printing presses. It.
cd just under the finer near the press.
'Tl‘.(l‘t3 are no belts to break or be-
p rc ss. ‘
The press is capable of printing 16
her of pagcs are printed .thu empty
cylinders are disconnected and- re-
main idle. When two pages are to
lac added to the paper onl}; one type
ate is placed on the cylinder andja
Ordinarily
half roll is fed through.
fit, the pages are printed in multiples of
four.
In addition to being
driven the Duplex Tubular press
also controlled by electricity. T
apparatus was installed b\ the prague
York.
ere are eight places on the press
’hcre the motor can be started. the
speed increased or decreased or stop-
It is also possible to turn the.
time.
which is necessary in putting on the
Electric Company of New
ped.
cvllnders over an inch at a
plates. .-
The new press was
placed in operation by'
Smith. Jr._
pany's most expert machinists.
was assisted in, placing the press
operation by E. .7.
James
8rd.1911
pear-ed for the first time 'on $3
scml- -,rotary flat bed web press
G
The addition of. this press cogether
e 3et~
ting of type by Kuwait; helped: the
with Linotype Ill-Wk;
paper advance still mot-e.
The growth or the pa er sides 1911
can he recalls! bv in eveifx one
Not-walk. who has lived here within
the past decade.
:5. -
Linotype: were replaced. ”with" In-
were simpler and
tertypes. which
more rapid machines to: the scttl
of tYne-
Type casting machines for the set-
ting of type {ck- advertisements and
headlines, etc, to replace the
hand set style, were added and today
the Evening Scutinel's plant is equip-
ped with machinery that. casts type
line by line, or letter by letter; t'n: It
makes me rulmnd leads used in get—
ting the papers of type together.
From the tables on which rest the
forms of type. the progress of a page
of news and advertisements is a. ‘aplcl
The page is huh-led -o a stero-
typing machine where '3. man-lb; is
This matrix is sent to the cast-
room. \here it is dried is cast fintoé
one. fl
made.
matlcally into a. circular int-s
placed on a machine that trim m
15 again
justifies 'iL-aftcr which it
trimmed, planed and shaped. It
thenput on the press, locked on. and
when. the. plates e‘re all completc, the
press revolves, and (the present e
tlon rushes out through the folders,
the,..dlstrlbutors and the newsboys'
the rate of 38. 000 paper: an hour—-
the greatest speed of any press
Norwafk.
elect: ically
erected and .
one of The Duplex Com—
He
Powers, another
Duplex expert who will remain here
for the preheat, giving The .SBntinel's
pressman. hank Avery. full opportu-
nity to learn a great many details that
are fundamentally dlflerent. from The .
Sentinel's former method of printing.
A matter or a. little over eleven and
a but veans ago. on MondayflfAm-ll
the Evening 8mm up—
is
h is
The Evenln
er the Assoc-i7 ted l‘i'tsz—L Tha“.
T. tincl is always UlP first.
and unbiased news of :hc- vxcrld.‘
in
wire
the Evening Seutincl.
is flashed ,instanilyghe ‘nig news
the world just as it happens.
this wire brings the information
the Sentinel before ll": passengers
rescued or finally iost.
the king of swat. may
known in the Sentincl office. before
spectators at. the
mg
safe hit. or a. home run.
«And so it. goas
Press brings the dvening Sentinel
of the'morthw .lle nous.
in
news“ came of the Titanic
dashes brought to Norwalk the first
at news and authentic details of the
Dayton Flood, tlm beginning or the
\Vorld War. the torpedo’ing‘ of thei
Lusitania. Amexf ca’s dc clazatinu of
war on Germany, the awhal of the'
old first American trocpsin France, the
ing of the Armistice.
elated Pressan»! The Sentinel did
until Nov.
ciations incorrectly reported the
nustice had bean signed on Nov. 7.
‘All day long- the. dots
D Ling. Kings are
dam ’ assassinated;
The dots and
news of these Merlin to Nor-walk.
Operator Bcnrlisha
“'C‘J‘S
is
di-
to
at -
ice and bulletins
in
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HAND- PAINTED
gifts.
Sugar and Creamer-3,
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SPECIAL SALE
Many odd and artistic pieces appropriate for Christmas
dishes for salads, cake;
pickles, jellies, ban-bans, nuts, mustard and syrup.
. This is $1.00 quality China, specially priced at .3 .
J. I. Mallette'r
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NIPPON CHINA.
cheese,
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THE- Amman
HOUSEKEEPER
should be' m a poSition
' to keep a Bank Ac-
count, and she should
findits an faxfiaenne
cOnvenience and sav-
ing. We Want YOU
jto consular this Inab- _ I
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Srrfilnel is a memos-r
brief. explains why the Evening Sen-
newspaper
this section to publlsh the authcntic
A direct Associated Prnss fall leased
cm: into the editorial rooms of
Over this wire
A boatmay be in dishes-sat sea:
'am
1""):3 I: 11‘. ll,
connect with
the ball in a_.world‘s series game, and
the fact that.~ he has hit the hall is
game know whether
he filed out or Whether he. made a
The Associated
It was over this wire that the. first
disaster in
which '1400 persons lost their lives.
The instrumentschcking off dots and.
great battles in which 'the American
oughboys participated and the’sign-
And, it might be added. The Asc-
rcpor: the signing of =the Armistice
:1, liliii-whcn it was actu-
ally signed, although other press asso-
and dashes
coming over the. “A. P." wire tell of
the things at .mcst interest to man—.
coronated. presi-
declared.
dashes bring the first
transcribes
thcse dots and dashes into news stor-
Y» aiting editors
take the news and pre.,are it for pub-
in
in
Of
to
the
all
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KEEP WARE m A
PERFECTION 0E mm:
Inaflditionto itsregularjobofchII-V
ing chill and protecting- health, the, ,
7» handy Perfection has many 13 '
' uses-like
thawing frozen water pipes and no on.
'Pricesfrom ...-_._...........
The Associated Press _. §eryice
rams has News“. of ‘ the World
The Evening Sentinel 1s 'a Member of Greatest. News
Gathering Organization in the World. '
heation. ,
Thousands of .men and “woma-
tlrouyhout the world are but! an
and night. tarnishing this new. to Th.
A'SSOClated Press.
Th! Associated Pres is I. mutual
persons representing
more than 1,275 daily mam
having for its purpose the collection
and distribution of the important new:
Lf the worm. It is non-partisan. All
news is repel-Bed without bias“ Th1.
is best-demonstrated by the fact thut
The Associated Press serves newspac
ne’fis that. are l:cpublica.n and Deng?
cratic. Catholic and Protestant. we!
;and dry
For its more important service.'1‘ho
Assoexated Presshag its own land
wires. such as the. bus running into
the sEvenlng jSontinel office, whiz);
form‘s network across the continent.
from Houltun,‘ Maine toSeafl-Ie. wants.
and San Diego. Cal" and iron; Duluth.
Minn... to Tampa, Fla. New‘ Orleans
and the Mexican border.
The total mitt-s Jgta of this leased wit-a
5:5th is zippruximat'ely 27, (900 miles
in the day time nd 37, 800 at nixht.
.'. he membership spreads from Alaska
"to Argentina aul tram the Philippines
l to Porto Rico.
Each day The Associated PM
Wires transmit to the more important
cflices more than 60, 000 words, or the
jcq iralent of nutty-the coining. in
t} average nenspaper.
So unbiased and accurate have been;
he reports handled by The Amulet!
Press that the 8111;: line» "By the Also-
ciatedj Press" has come to mean a!
much to the reading public as the
stamp “Sterling" means to the than
purchasing silverware in I jeweiry
store. The caption "By the Amted
Piess" guara‘nte-s to the reader cor- .
rcct information.
Practical‘y 1!. or the hi: and luau-
(-ntflal newspapers of the Unitéd SW
are members at The Associated Praia
:v 16 receive 111- same ‘ncws that is
published day after any In the Even-
ing Sentinel. ‘
When you read the Evening
tinel you can icy-ow that it is o'o’rrect,
because the Sentinel receivu ”: from
2"he Associated Press.
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fish?-
drying clofigs indoors,
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