Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 20, 1902 · page 8

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p In Pacino depot and Jerry
the ml of the Alameda Mole.
atarIinto the boy from

v‘ II 5 astotullyrdestroy-
deny. A- number of

( ere alsosh’urned
the several lives have

N its out from some un-
so soon after the ferry hoot
reaohed the slip on her trip
‘ .It was about 1 oclock

the end of the pier.

{es oiiicifly spread through the

', he 'unper works 0! the Oslo

ugh tire and her captain was

ought loose and leave her men
II

yet‘been heard from. Fire
this eltv, succeeded ,in can
It homes to the end of the

lien
.‘e and proved a complete sur-
‘m‘ " and other 'oastimes. in—
“ ions on the graphophone
yo and shout midnight u
«on was served. Those pres-
the heat and Misses Mary.
. May and Helena Gunners.
‘ «>0 Brien Rosie ‘Lee. Margaret
‘ and Ibttia Hyatt Mary and
I Vii Ii, Julia Ho'wley, Eva Grif-
‘ ins and Jennie Manner. .Alice
‘ lie Cullen. Mary Gooden. Ka-
and Jessamine Cahill. Elisabeth
Charles and William Casey. Mr.
- Douiens. Roland Bradley.
0' onnor. Matthew Howiey.
%18wa;hlbert”00titu. John
‘ Joan Magner. Joseph Grumbly,
’ Wt!) pod Albé “rt DeLongnozgeI‘
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SETION WAS SUCCESSFUL.
TQN Nov. ZIP—Command

. . u of the Naval Academy.
pd the navy department to
the operation on Midshipman
e'aterda was successful and

eondit on title morning was

N trigger

touts t the" we son that had; been

. the non-union tenant
" or London's is It severe one:

 

his nhoulai'
wards Gus. ‘

oer. pointed it 3
Masher 3 head, and started to pull the

It not been so. Gus Masher
Id no have been alive this mom-

w the danger. and
ii a .s ruck the barrel of
a herd blow: Immediately
report end the con-

tor Gui! Magnet: went in o the
Mimi! it who shot. The floor is

p I
The shot pierced

it see
d went into the liner beneath -

considerable distance;. Had the
dischorse struck Manner, It would have
blown his head off
rDIrectly alter the shooting Lassen

dropped the sun..and made a break for
The strongest part of j
the entire onu'urrI nus, and a fact that

' ble to understand is ‘.

e room did not over. SMenu Shirts, onen front and

the side door.

the police a
why the ole
glitter the assallant than and theré

he only Implantation is that they were
so overcame by excitement that thev
were practically powerless. At the

time or the shooting there were in the

room besides the two Magners and the

‘lnternatlonnl deputy. Captain Henry

Webb. Charlie Wright Proprietor Jesse
and several others.

so was cleaning the pool table :

at the time and stated this morning
that When Leonel) entered with a gun
on his am he was not mush surpris—
ed as he frequently went hunting. and
be naturally thought that he was re-
turning from one of these trips. But
when he deliberater aimed the gun at
Manor and the. discharge went off

I‘Ieveryone In the room was dumbfound-
,ed. and unable to move or speak for

Pew moments In these moments Las-
sen made good his escape.

The first one toimove was (Ins Moon
net. He quickly Iran out. and the first
one he met one Acting Contain Pen-
nington. Accompanied by Special or
‘ioer Frank Raymond and Deputy Sher-
iff J. W. Sculley. he. visited the hotel.
and Immediately made an examination.
He lound the shot from the sun had
torn a Male nearly a loot across in the
center of the floor. Sheriff Srulley
nicked the shot out. and now has them
In his possession no memontoes The
officers took charge of the gun. and it
is now at police headquarters where
it will be used as evidence against Lua-
sen. nfter he is caught.

The, officers searched for the assail-
ant last night and this morning. but

were unable to locate him. He had die. ’

appeared suddenly and had nonarentlv
left no clue on which the police could
work It has been learned that has-
asn. before going intoeths hoist. went
to Mr. Manners silica. nearby. and
asked of the man on duty where Mr.
Msgoer was. The man told him that
Mr. Manner was in the room opposite.
and Lassen immediately went there
and did the shooting.

Lassen‘ s friends. many or them.
think that he was out or his head when

, he committed the act» I! I grievance

against Gus Manner. or reasorcr oi
the 'l‘eamsters' Union. had no (auntie
tiou. as Mr. Moane‘r had no right to
turn over any money belonginit to the
union. and donated by the various oth-
er unions in .town to men who were
not or strike. Mason gs not out on
strike. and was world s the some as

The penalty for an oils
is assault with Intent to kill. and is

I‘ guninhnble hy anywhere tram lento

hiriy years in state's pri too.
It was eluted this attained

that im-
son has notiiIe it}: Is

Where he It

But he was a moment too late :

‘nrlse as planned by new friends.

like that .l
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1 DD! "DNA L LOCI". NEWS.

’i‘he Alphonse and Gaston Company,
which plays at Hoyt's theatre tonight.
In stopping at the Hotel Hamilton.

The police arrested William Britta.
last night under too Washington street
bridge. lie was dead to the world

'1 his morning Judge Taylor continued ‘
his case for one month to allow him to ‘:

sober up. v.

The Silent Eight Euchre Club root
Inst owning. with Mrs. Willis Avery,
of Monroe street. The prizes were
won by Mrs, S. C. Marshall and Willis
AVer After toe game refreshments
were served. No more meetings will
be held until after Thanksgiving.

SURPRISE ON Mtge YOET.

Miss Jessie Yoet was given a sur-
priseIpurty, last evening. at her home
116 Main street corner of Henry
street. by a company or twenty or
twenty-live of her young friends. rue
hostess was completely taken by at?
‘ e
evening was very nieasaatiy spent
with games. music. etc. A dainty not.
lotion was served and the uninvited
but well entertained guests returned
home about midnight Those ore-sot
were the hostess. Misses Minnie Bau-
i'ord. Minnie Franks. Ids Raymond.
Hattie Keisier. Lottie Pitta. Annie
Welsh. lda Merriam. Sadie ousmsn.
Annie Ferries Nuns Benito. Clara Bor-
tram and Messrs. John McCormsok
ill‘VinI Horton. George Rose, l‘rnnlt
Ferris: Fred and Benjamin Monitor.
Hiram Hull Lester Broaden and Wil-
item Bonita ,

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' ‘ dit as? you paid spot cash and piled gnu coin
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We don’t figure our business ”it; Iba!ls'

,

l' of how much we are going to lose-awe know

by experience that 99 per cent. of the people

who come to our stores are hon‘est' In their 1 w

_ tendons. Our daily receipts from payments on
, , account equal die the receipts from cash sales of
, the ordinary cash store-uwhere are we any
" worse oft than they?

Therefore We can sell at as low a price at
the people can lady reliable garments her-Mm

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