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License For
The Theatre
, South Norwalk Board of
Councilmen Rescind Action
Regarding Closing Up of
PlayhousemBuilding lines
to be Established on Sev.
eral Streets
' The met-ting of the Common Conti-
all, last. night, was It brief one, though
it was; long enough fm the ttansac-
lion oi Ionuichable business. the moat
impIIIIzIIIt ot whiIlI was lit Iog‘uIIi to
’JIloyi‘II 'lhIIItttc. At tli'c taut moctim:
tho. Council voted not to give Mr.
lioyt It lit‘t‘nsc, to charge him $33 for
it, and finally ’votIItl to CIIGSQ‘ up this
tlIIItIirII. This was :IccoIantIIiIIIl by
much oratory for lllt‘ public \volt‘nrc.
innit, night the Council took the con»
'vclilunl Inctltotl of shifting tho tiling
upon lhtI shoulders. of Mayor How in
whose hands it was left. after UW.
councilman loarnctl that tho I-ity might
possibly bI- upon to II unit if thr- llictt-
trc \Vt'l‘t' closed up now. Mr. lloyl has
uigniilcd his intcnlion of making some
sort of Itilorntiono next summer. or at
tho cariiout convollientltinie, and thus
the matlcr stands with the responsi-
bility that should there be a fire tlItIrc
and lines of life the blame will fall on
Mayor how.
The mocting was. culled to order by
Mayor Dow,
W.“
'l‘iItI full board was pros-
‘AssocIA'rao pnassI nzwo FROM ALL rams on THIS,
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Entorod at the South Norwaik
PontOfllce on Second Class Matter.
I- WI.-. “MWI—m»nmm WWW-..
Galiforuia family
Killed And Burned
Mother and Two Children Found With
Bullet Holes in Body. and
Father is Missing.
AlililillN. (.‘ltl., Nov.
satanic l‘t‘i-‘Ildf'nl'f‘l of Julius Wubcr llilh’
boon burnod III l'lII-I ground and Mrs.
‘chcr. Minn llortbu Wr-hcr and Mflfllttl'
l’ttlll Writer pcrinhod. it in thought III-
no that theI l't'llltllllh‘ of Mr. WIIbPr will
be found in thI.I (ltllll‘ifi.‘ Wuundu woro
found on tho little boy and them was
a bullet wound in the Inotlwr'c breast.
Miss Weber’a hotly was vcry badly
burned. but no wounds were visible:
If the husband anti father wan burn-
ed, no one is left to tell of what. was
apparently a terrible crime, as the
only other survivor of the family,
Adolph chor, aged twcnty. was not
at home.
Foreign Mission
lIallIrunn llehl
Western iiounecticut
Association holds Annual
Session in first Methodist
Episcopal tihurch
ll.~--'l‘lIII lIItndI
The annual mccting of tho Wostcrn
Connecticut Association of the Wo—
Inan'u Foreign Missionary SoriI-ly of
tho Methodist, leiIIcopal Church is be.
ing held today at the First Methodist
Episcopal ('Ihlil‘t'll, South Norwalk. MlS.
out. The first business of the (Ivcning (‘I‘Icorgc Mcrriam. IlIc president. of
Mcridcn. prcsulctl. 'l‘hero 'ns II good
, _. (Continued on Sixth Page). attendance of Ilt‘lcgntos from this Ht‘t“
' RAILROAD AVENUE SIDEWALK.
I’Tlmo That Something Was Dona To'
ward Widening and Fixing Street.
South Norwuilt. t'onn..
November to. liltld.
Editor Tllt‘ Evening Sentinol:
ly [)t‘l'lllll. mo spam in thc columns of
the publication of
your Sontincl for
tho following: article, i might hurt
callIIIi on you before. but fearing you
wot‘o kopt busy on tho past. coiupaign
iSBllt‘S. which is now over with, and l
IllllBt say it has come ottt viItoIious
nationally, and i procaine satinfactory
Kind-
tion of the state. The opening devo-
tional scrvico at itl o'clock was chi by
Mrs. W. M. Colo, of Bridgcport.
'l‘lIII officers clcctcd Itl tho morning"
session wcrc:
l-‘I'IIIIiIIIIIIt ----- Mrs. t’lcorgc (‘. Alcrriam.
Mcridcn.
iI‘irst Vicc Pl‘QSillt‘lilH'Ml'H, ()IIIri
SpI-nccr, Waterbury.
Sccond Vlco l’t'tIsitchIthMt's. t‘IlItI‘II
II Kt'i‘ltil'. llritlgoport,
ltccortling ScrrctaryI-Is—Mru. limtl')’ hi.
Wing, South Nor-walk.
’l‘I'tIIIsIIrcI‘~valrs. t‘.
Bridgeport.
Progrtt to Commit totem—M rs.
ll. littyulontl,
ticorgo
loauil VIIII Alslync, Miss Sarah Mil-III; Mrs.
MI, Editor. my object. in writing at h]. M. Pickop.
this time is to call the attention of Enrollment Commilico- Illino- Sadit
tho councilmen of the City of South
Bodwcll, Mrs. George \I’IIII Alutync IIIIII
Norwulk to the obnoxious and dis- Mrs. R. L. CobuI-II.
gracofnl condition of the
and Monroe street.
his building ton or
"were nogotiatlng towards
sidewalks '
within the city llIIIitu, more cspecinl-
ly on the corner of Railroad avcnuc
Over a your ago
when Timothy J. Sullivan bcgan to cx-
cavate for the erection of II building,
the city authorities wert- on the scene
immediately. and compciicd him to not
twelvc foot back
from the sidewalk. stating that they
widcning
that corner known as Railroad avonuo
Resolutions Cumllllllt-lt‘“;\ll‘5.
Kuhns, of Middletown. Mrs,
Downs, of Ansonia.
The report ot the treasurer for tho
past year showed rocclptu of $63.79;
expenditures, $42.54. leaving 11 balance
on hand of $21.25.
Mrs, L. 0. Kuhnn, of Middletown.
and Mrs. J. P. Allen, of Moriden. gnvc
echoes from tho New England branch
meeting, and there was a report by
Mrs. Rico, the secretary. from Middle-
L.
ll.
0,
M.
and Monroe gtrem, town. Mrs. F. l. Smith, of South Nor-
Whai. have the councilman dono Wnllt. favored with n 8010, Wild there
during the past twelve months? Han were greetings and a message from
in
meeting?
in founding by during the
but iltc curb ‘nnd give the
done all hint wintcr'.’ i any no. 'l‘lIcy
have not done tlIIIir duty, Ianti if the
propnrt y owners should rebel, and itI~
Niki. that the city nttoIId to this mat.-
tor promptly. htly would be legally
justified in doing so: also the crops-
IWnllt loading froth and corner under
rulirohd bridge, 'l‘lItIro in no cxcunc
whalcvor for having to walk Itnklo
deep in wntor tutti mud. to come in or
go out of the oily. which l have noon
tilmn and time ugaln, and on more are
no booth to lot in that vicinity. it
makou it rather inconvenient tutti un-
pleasant for tho gonoral public.
i run Intro every broudmlnded cltl»
non of the Twin Cities would boar mo
out. on thin unbloot. on well do come
motor». on their anger III never aroun-
Iod until com‘pollotl no Intly to
crops the vt'1Ilor'dnn of Monroe
street. It hi I' beautiful night to ho
hold during a tow hours heavy rain,
- the water doing two or three foot from
tho monitoloti.
‘Ilreet. making It almond lnIptIuIIlbie. _
that its nothing. of cotlruo no. it to
nothing more than a diagram In thin
city. manifesting poor manipulation on
the part of the proper authorltlcu. it
tho gentleman who are commend to M.-
tond to the earning decline to do.
charge their Itt titled according to their
I obligations ltlo Mb time to have them
’IIlIIIwn up. and f accessory eliminate
them from than office. and «obstinate
men who will act morn diligently and
promptly. and with will interest them-
ooh/on In the tennis of the general
public. 'i‘liunktng you. Mr. Editor. for
II
lion octfult submitted.
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been brought up at any Council
Has the city done its duty
summer
months while they were nttppoucd to
widen that section of Railroad avenuI-,
property
owners a chance of laying a new side-
twnlk, that tho public. oupofclally tran~
nionts. may not be compelled to waIlI- 101's of tho Chlll'l'll.
through ulnuh and mud, on thoy hurt.
flooding the entire
Mina Sara H. Miller, of Stamford. A
report of the committing of the general
i‘tht'llUVt' committee, of Knnuus City.
was made by Mrs. W. A. Richttrd. of
New flown. Then followed lllv offer-
ing and the noontide prayer.
At 12.30 o'clock the ladies of the
church su-rvod It luncheon in the par-
'l‘lII‘- tlccorallona
worn very lmndnotnc. and clicltcd much
I‘m III-n tile commont.
At 2 o‘clock the ucuuion rocotIVont-d.
:htI, hhlunco of ”I“ prourntn bring tII'-
'ollowa:
llovotlonal Service:
lit-v. W. W. 1‘. Duncan. South Norwulk.
Solo.
Mm. it". ll. Eaton, South Norwulk,
Addreila,
Dr. llrsllt- .l. Allcn, IlIIpIIn,
offering.
Dnot.
Mrn. Eaton and Mrs. tlIIIiIlI.
linemen.
Adjournment
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was WHlTNEY sunrntauo.
Entertain“ a Numbor of "loud: at
HorsHomo in latter “not.
A Hill’lll'llle won hold at the home of
Miss inc: Whitney. at our home in
tinder IItroIIt loot ovunlttk. (lumen
wore enjoyed until after midnight,
when rotronhmoniu wort:I curved Thom
prudent ‘dteclarod Illomuelveu well
planned with tho evcnlnxlu plounnru.
Thom hrtitmttl. included MI- and Mn.
Luther Whitney. Mr. and Mr», .imlnplt
liarilom and the Missouri May Mott.
myrtle and Leah LIIIIIIt Emma lIIltnI
hurt and intro Whitnoy. ltuyinond and
Arthur Decker. Loonurd Wihnut. Hap
ry ilnrtlott. Frank and Robert V.
Whitney.
conctuoino ELECTION oration.
AI. tho First Methodist Church abut
Sunday owning the pastor the Roy.
WIW ’I‘Dunutttt. will preach It out)
Momentary function Sermon. making
some obuorvntionu on the compliant.
and contouring some lessons for good
citixsnutiip which the adoption my
touch. The attitude of members of
both portion in view or the defeat of
the one and tho victory of the out"
, will ho the Itibioot oi thoniht. Smith
, and hoodlum-low music will but I d
tho tutti ‘ ‘
~.IIW.~.W.M. -uflyfi ........
sou-rot NORWALK
base AgaIusi
lrenlhinrhsllo.
Details of Autopsy in
$5,000 Damage Suit
Brought by Mrs. Caroline
Button. Administratrix‘ of
George W. Bates Estate.
Being lleard
Like so many of those accident
trust-s in which expert opinion is eni~
ployotl on the witness; stand. tlII-
cane. of Caroline M. ilutton, IIIlmin-
istrnirix. against the Not-walk iron
Workn Co, has takoII up much more
illllt‘ on the burning in dIIIIIIIIIoII than
was at tlrI-Il Hlllllltmt'tl,
't'ltc Clith‘i‘, wuu coIIIIncIII'cIi in tho civ-
il :IIIpIIrior court lItuI \vIecit and llllt:
born now on for tlll‘ last three (MY-“u
’l‘II. action is in some l‘t‘fillt‘tflti pecu—
liIII. llII piaiutltl‘ Hllt’ to lt'UlHI't‘l
$f,.titltl IlnInIIgI-u iIII tlIc tiIII-IIlt III (limin-
liutnu
'l'lIII last named was cmployoxl by
tlIII conumn,‘ in II Hillilt‘y tIl‘ $ltl..‘.ll It
wot-k. While at work in ScpttIIIIlnIr,
iiltl:.l he \vas badly scuttled by tho
.Iplosioll (If It talc IItII [Iipc
it in allugcd in tho complaint that
thc cxplosion \vttu tint.I II) tlIII IIIIgli~
genre of the company in maintaining
2 IIIIIIcllvc pipc. it is claimcd l'tII'~
‘llt’l' that thorn was no ncgliigcncc
on the part of thc workman.
lintcu was conlincil to his 1ch for
nearly four weeks. Ho stunned to ho
on the road to recovery whcn thorc
was It change for the Worst und he
dicd. it is claimed that (truth wuu due
to poisoning which canto from the lib
union.
The company Iii-t‘IItIlIIId
I'IIct and tho cash in lIIIr'oI'I- Judge Sl-
lnn A, Robinson as It lll‘lll‘illg in
IiuIIIIIgI-s, lI‘roIn ilII: tIvulc-IIIIII offI-r-
IIIl by ”to plaintiff it was. shown that
tlIt-rc was an autopuy hIIltl tibuut two
months after IIIIIIIlI. 'i‘biil autopsy
Ihowml llIIIt tho canon of IlIIIItlI was
.lH claimed by The plaintiff.
'l‘hc Ilcl'IItItII'I, through Mi’llil‘ltl Ex
I-Iincr ilIIIItiIIIIIoII, ol' Nornulk, ni
lIIIIIptIui ytntcrtlny to discredit tltc
'Iltttlpzvy Itntl its lintlillltrl, 'l‘llc Wit"
llt‘tIS was pI'cuIInt an it loIIlII-r IIII. HP
2 not .Illlfll't Ibo auttzpny wus rott-
I‘ll-'ll‘ll in tho il:»lltll way.
'l‘I-Ittifying furthcr, llr. Huntington
IIII‘Il tnI saw tlIII Iicnd than tlvtI days
bui'nrc Ilcnth. At that limo, lIII tIItIIm~
lIIIItl tlII- burns (In tho hotly and icon
~‘. :1. of the burns had already heal—
ed and others llllllt'ill‘ttl to ho licaline:
niroly. in thc opinion of thI \I'ilIIIIhII
thcro was nothing in tho uppcuranco
I'll Baton that wIItIld load IIIII witncss
to think he was in danger.
AftIII- Ilcttth. UH" witness rI-porII-Il
IhII cut-III to tilt: coroner IIIIIl lhl‘l't‘ was
It lit-tiring. Thc Willli‘l-il-‘I I~xnmincd thc
body Itftcr tlcath and found that most
of tho burns which wort) unheated
whoa hc first saw thr- iIIlIIroIt than.
had prourooIII-d favorably. 'l‘lIIIrII writ.-
IIIthlIIg said at that “Inc about an
Intopuy,
The, autopny wast hold at tho l‘l‘lllti'
tery. ’i‘hc caukrt \A'llti rcInoVI-Il froth
tho Kl'llvt‘. WhIIII an autumn wnu
nutlc by tho ttnIlI-t'iultI-t‘u' ilh‘liiiillllll to
romovo thc body, lIII could not do it
ind this autopuy wuu IIIIIIIlIII-iml with
tho body in thc I-Itukcl, 'l‘hc IIIIIII~ bi
still on nail is “holy III book into
Itcvl wank.
Mlss PEARSON ENTERTAINS.
\“Hh lGIuily l’naruon I'Itlcrlttitll‘tl a
low of her many friction at lli‘l' bomc
in Spring utroot. incl t‘Vttllllm, Allltllti:
Ihoue proucnt \vI-I‘II tiltI Minna-t Ktlllt-
’lll‘ Whlto. lihnmu l’odzclny. [and
l’otlnolny. Lulu Burt-It. Viola lIuI'II-oix,
Currio Andcruon. Emily PI-nruon, Mar-
narct Mulvoy. ltln (lrovou. Agncu Mr.-
White. hit-Intro. (lug ’l‘cwn. Wltlntm
chlllIuI, 'i‘otn Novillou. .lobn NIII'IIllIIII,
ll‘md Syrians. lionry Syrian. (burlan
boo. Adolph Podzolny, William tho-ink,
llIIIry Yunnan and Otto I’IIIlrIIIlin 'l‘lIII
owning wan pleannatly named in Inu-
kit-I rind gnrncn. ltofronltntcntu worn
norvod and tho party brokt» up nhortly
after midnight. all IlIIclarlnIIt Ilw Ilinn
nod pitunod cucumber too quickly.
WI.
ORITUABY RECORD.
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MR3. HANNAH GRIFFIN.
Mm. Hannah Griffin rilmi Sunday
night III bur home in Brituoi at IIiIInIy
tum toms and limit; monitor of new
title WIN n platter of tho hit it‘ John tlrir
tin, of that picture, This ronIulInI were
brought to notvtcrtl Depot tutti met by
Undertaken Prlndlo and Morris; on tho
tlrrlvnl til tho 10:30 a. In. train. \Viails
holiday. ml convnycd to tho tluntmm
mun cometary. whom the funeral wok
hold. Rev. J. it. George officiating.
Anion: tho rclotlvott from out of town
wore lurk. Minolta Salim. hrletnl: Mm
Mttlo Griffin. Mrs. Martha tirifiin
Now limo; Theodore Knapp. South
Normtk and or. actuate A Benedict.
”trunnion
“M. F. AQKIRMAML A com one.
MIF Anthems“. LL U0 will have I
timid we at (lotion not! moon tints.
Sodium. Now. in Outing um which
upon thc
for arty mid for 11.80 and III will or
hull motto whlolt
will null ”I
,I ‘t u I
foNNm
Republican ldshd
belebr ted last Night
Price Battalion West Avenue Cadets
and Trinity oval Reserves Had.
I a Parade.
’I‘II’ IIIIlcbrlittI ,' tltti .Itt't‘lti ltcpnhlicuu
lalttlulitic, tbc Prlcn liailulion, Ibt-
Wot-It mounts (micro and ttu- 'l‘rlnltv
Naval Couture, Itlutlml about tlIII Nor-
wun. Intrepid-{l 1,tiighi for two bouru
III mom and c 'ttilnly not ”Mr moo
IIy I-I math for his bow wvrI- wcil (b
all out when th it long turnip unite to
an end. in Yogi it; was so into when
the march abou Norw nik wan flniultcd
that. the hip through the South Nor
walk utioctu. had to be abandoned.
The Went Avenue Cutlets and the
Trinity Cadets marched up West nvo
nuo shortly after 8 o'clock and were
met at the. Armory by the Price Britta!
ion. the within line being led by a
drum corpaband the Twin City Hymn.
The line of march was an follows:
From the corner of Leonard street and
Wool avenue. to Wall to Main. to
Gregory Piaoc. to West Main to Main.
to North aytnuo. to Park to blunt avc
mm to tho rcnldottco of .lIIngI iii M.
lIockwmIIl; counter- march to F‘aut
Wall sit-cot, to Wall. to Wcul uvnnuc.
At‘tor tho trip nbont Norwnlk. tho
l'riI-II. Bitttrtiiott té‘i-IcI'Irtcd the South
Norwallt lioyn to tho Armory. 'lill
urywlII-rI- ubout tho lino ol‘ tIIIIItIIIh tiIIIrc
was an :IlIItIlIltltttrti“of cnthusiuutn und
red firo and an. on forum IIIIInIII-u,
mu hug. It pylbh‘thhllll Iiii-Iplty was
givvn through Wall utIuIIl. l'lIc tor-
not of Main and Wall sitcctu was fair
lI allllth‘ with bed tlrII both tiIIIII. ht-I
putntlc wont by last night. lIIIIuo
none; of roll lire llt‘OlrIIIit-Il front every
window of the 'Nttltncg Club. An
IIlIutIIlnIIcII of mill tire was also burnt-I1
in the various other ulroctu through
which tho pnradors panned.
Upon thIIlr return from oncorting
tho South Norwalk lads to thc Armory,
friends of the Prico Battalion lloyu Ian-
tortuintnl them with light rcfrcuiIIIIcIIIe
at tho Ropublican hctnlquarturs in
“ltlt‘l street it
St. Paul 5. Men 3 lilub
llas Been Organized
Major F. A. Hill Chosen President.
and Herbert Pollard Vice-
Predident.
i
The now Mott‘s Club. of St. l’Itttl'It
t‘lIItrclt. tool, but running at. the ilorko-
lo) utrmr, chnptlliund orgnniurul under
way IIIiutIiclous I-lI-I-nmutttnIII-u. Much
IIII'lIIIIIlauItI was ubmvn uniting tho,
IIIIIIIIlII-t‘n ItIlIl thc I-lIIlI prIIIniIIIIII to in:
:I wry slit't‘cunflll III‘IIIIIIiIIIaIioII.
last I-vcning orpauizuiioti was l‘t)lll‘
plctcd. constitution and bylaws tic-
ccptcd and IIfficIII'n cltoucu. in addi-
lion. thortI was a \'t‘|‘,\' intcrcutiug Itd—
tlrcuu by tho l't‘t‘ltll‘. ltcv. Wcmyns
Smith, who told in II Inoiu lnIIII-IIuting
wny of life at tltc English liIIlvort-Iity
of Oxford, whcre ho was It student.
'i‘lIII difference in English and AItIIIri-
can collogc lifII was fully explaincd
and ihl‘ \vliolt; narratiVII interspersed
with witty utorlcs.
'l‘hII club. which is non-scctarian.
Isturtu with a I-hurtcr IIIIIIIIbIIrslIip oi
IIvcnty~thrIIc. 'l‘hIIIII charter Incin-
born selected the following oillcoru:
Prouldonlmli‘rodorlck A. Hill.
V'ltlt‘pl‘t'tlilltllllw l lorhcrt Pollard.
Summary—"in. ilurrluon (i. Sioutc.
Entcrtalruuunt (,‘tlltlttlltltu‘nls‘l‘t‘tlct“
lclI A. Hill. ilornce E Dunn and A. A
“clip.
llcfrIIshIncnlII of caltc, colloc, t‘l"..
wcrc .IIIIrvIId lunt owning. and tho cout-
IIIittI-I- uppointod to look nl‘II-r thlu Itc-
lnii for post month conuluts of ll. K.
l’IIIIlIIy. ii. iii, Dunn and 'l‘lltlllliliw‘ .l
\cht, Jr.
'l‘ho I'octor In an IIMIlllclo ttII-Iulwr of
nil of tho l'illllllllllt‘t‘ti nnrl it watt
through hlu nitiItIr-Itsllon IIIId offoriu tlIIIl
llll‘ club was t‘orIIIIIIi. 'l‘ht- mmnlllI
“‘0 which “RH Itppolnicd to draw up
llItI constitution and lIy-lawe contour»
III! of tho l‘l‘i'ltll‘. Dr. Shinto and
Movers. Mlllcr and Hillltl.
The tum-Ilium! of ”to club will be hold
on tho ,Hllt’Olltl ’l‘lItIrIIIltIy IIvctIlIIII: of
curb month at tho cbnpol. it in plan-
tItId to buvrI II lt-cturor of now IIIlIlrcIIII
ouch nIIIIIIlIIII. Tho llllllll‘ of IIIle
IIIonlhII IIpIIIIkor has; not )0! lll‘t‘ll art
IttIttncIId
W»--. ”W
Shot ,to Kill Wife
And lheo Suicided
Dated at a Revongotul Htllbahtl in Otto.
Muionchuoetto. May Coot Two
Liven.
\VlNlil'l‘lIlll. Nov. ll.-leIIrIl wuu roe
IIIIIIIIIII lIIIIIo worry of an atIIInIptoIl
murder and anionic which occurred
during loot night at (lilo, Mum. haul
our llll‘ ututu lino.
Joint-II i.. RICVMIU. used forty ilvo.
A mail 1min form mol‘ of tithe Mona. Idiot
bin waII in tho utomnch and "It'll no
ting the trvolvor to hit tpntplo rod
one shot into hilt head and throtl into
lIlII throat dying lnutuntlv ”lin- bnla
lot which utrittzk tint who was collected
by It carrot Inn-l and although core
loudly injured. It. is thought promote
thitt silo will monitor.
Mrs Simona recently practical ll
divoroo from her husband on tho
drontnlit of intolmblo cruelty and woe
given the custody of three counted. in
order to support that children rho wont
to Work for Mrs. Tony. and it was at
to taco that the crime occurred.
lélltitllfi with pro an tumour in
on tiny kitchen urban filer vnII tired III inn
mitt-o. lice imports
'e otrilttt 1
Ingram It --vristttcw
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FRIDAY. NOV. 11. 1904.
Brokerage
Firm fails
federal Stock and Grain
Bompany. llaving Sixty 0f-
fices, one in South Nor-
walk. llas Assigned for
the Benefit of its Credi-
tors
B()S'i(..)1\' Nov, 11. -'lhc Felleltll
Stock & t‘iraln Company, It brokotagc
0'0!“ am having sixty otliccu in various
t'llit‘h of the country, unsigned today
for tiItl benefit oi itu tchitoIs 'ilIo
llllllill omtt- ot' the company is in thin
t' t_\'.
out t‘llllt‘N‘llS not IIIrIIIIchIIIi with any
., utock InvI-bungc doing luminous in tho
oust. Its capital was szzuohuiu unit it
had tlvc oiflrcu in thin city. lhII main
IIIIII lIIIlng Ilt ll? Milk IItI'IIIIl. ’l‘lIorII
Wt‘l't‘ tIfiiIcu in tho Hltlit‘ of t‘IunIIcciIi-
cut. in Now ilavvu. South Nurwulk,
ilrldgopIII-l. llurti'ord~ Now London
and \lnichIIIv liIII iausnrttttscttu
quIIIIlII‘Is iIIIlIIIit-Il tbosti at lIiiII-lIlIIIty,r
Salton. Lynn illIIIIIoIIII-I LIIwmnIc
lIowIIli Wort-claw, Springticld and
New ilcdford. in Maine thortI wore
brantzhcu at Augusta, Portlnnti IIIIIi
Lttwiuton, and in Rhodt- lslnnd, at
Provltlcncc, i’uwtuckct. Newport and
Woonsockct.
it h. untivrntood that one of tlIII chicl‘
C'Itlllfli'b' of thc unsigntncnt was too ro
cent rise in the stock market. It is
said that thc conccrn did an (Inor~
mono buninosu last ycIIr \I'Ittt profits in
iht‘ millions. A l‘t‘OiglllliZflllOll was
cf'watI-d about It your ago. the capital
being increased from Sitiildlotl to $200,-
tltltl. Recently. bowrver, thI- rise in
stocks provcd disastrous and on Mori-
Iluy ccrIIIiII lIrItntthtm, including that
at. Wort-cuter, worn notified by tho Bou-
toII office that on additional fivc per
I-cnt. nIItI'g'iII would be, rcqulrtul on all
utt‘tckn curried owr clot-lion day. it. In
IItIIltIrutood that the Worcotucr oiilco
I'ItilI'Il to mom this condition and on
Monday night ntmpcntlcd pI'IyIIItIIIt
tltlIIII' brunt-hos hating also llillt'll to
Icspund to the oIch lllt‘ nusiunmcnt
noctonc IIIIIII-ssary.
llavid lI‘I. Murray hilh lItII-II IIII'inItgor
of thc t'llllt‘t‘l'll in Boston.
NEW LONDON, Nov. ll. »'l‘hc ioI-nl
oil‘IcII of tho lI‘tIIlI-I'al Stock At (iralu
t‘IIIIIpnny lll'l't’. in churpt- ot‘ licrbcrt
Davis. of hlyutir, did not opcn l‘or lulu”
lions this morning. No onc about ”In
IItllI-o could givc nIIIy itIforIIIntlon t‘tlll‘
morning ”It‘ condition of affairs th-II.
Mnnugor Davis has not born III-cu ulnci-
,vostt-rilny.
Maples & Golrluchmidt. tlIII local
hrokcrs, III'I- involved in this failure
in It I-Illght dogroo. but their financial
condition to such that Itll thuir cus—
tonicrn are frilly protIIctt-d. 'l‘lIIIy lll‘C
dirt-ally in connultnllon with It rollnble
Now York house and wire coIIIII-Iztions
will bc IuIIIlIllnthl IIIIIl busintns rc-
Mllllttll in II fcw days
GLEN STEWART LOSES AN EYE
Operation on Yale Freshman
Celebrated the Election.
(lltIII thwart. the SlII-iliI-Iid Scientific
school frouhnutn, who won hurt Tllt‘b-
titty night by the explosion of tl‘li‘llll'
coin with which ho was cclohratiug tit.
clr-ction of Roonovclt. bun lost his loft
(-on it was l‘ttllltWIPll youtcrdny tIntlIIr
thI IllrcI-tltm of Dr. W ll, Rim; and
llr. \V. ll. Cartuttlt. Tho Ich was III)
badly injured by tho cxnlouion that it
was yIIutIIrIlay noon to ho intpooolblu to
unveil. Stcwart'u face was badly cut
by the Implosion. but, thin in a minor
hurt coniparcd with tho loan 0. lilu oyc,
lilo rolatlvou worn oxpuctcd yIIIItIIrdny
IIflIIrnoon from his bump in Pittnburg.
Who
I“... -—
ENTERTAINED WHIBT CLUB.
Mr». Robert K. Wilson and Mru. ’llcn-
rv T. l’rowltt worn the hootosucu III
,vIIIIItIIrIlay’tI mounting of tho Motinot.
Whlnt (ilub. hold at hum" of the form
or in Word avonno. Tho orizen wuro
nwnrdoti to Minn Marion Vornam. Minn
lIIIIIrotin honour and him. [illicit Hill in
tho ortlur natured. while tho IttIoIItII’
award wan IIImlII' to Minn AllI-c Colo.
'l‘iu- llultl manila“ of the club will lac
hold with Mini: [dunno Lockwood. on
Nuvcmbor i7ih.
ROBBEO AN OLD SOLDIER.
'I‘ltomnk (lollnon and John flwtlt'llby,
who worn charged! in the city court.
Hartford. youtcrduy. with robbing
ltuub ll. (luvtn. of Windsor books. on
thumb: of tho Soldloru llonlu itl, Nor-
nton worn hold for tho December
a on of line criminal court. '1‘th com:
pittint ngnlnni (livid. charging drank-
onlioIIII. was united. llblmti tiuviu
IIItI the police station no limit! lie was
going to mourn to Not-own.
IOU'TH NORWALK MAN IN
THO ELK.
John Hm. I South Norwutk mun.
”Hill incited up last night by Captain
“acclimate. of the Norwatk Police
forte owing to dodgy tnckwood lie-
but In Bridgeport thin morning. the
case our continued untint this utter
boon. liyor rm; found in II dominion
condition in Willi street. mlkll‘l' II
ritualized oi Milli“! it. ~
“a.“
’l‘ho company With ()llu III‘ the ltIIIgI.
-MI...
Saybtookral Strel
VisitedBy Burglars
After Blowing Open the Safe They
Escaped With $78 And a Number
of Valuable Papers.
I‘lAYllltilth. Nov. il.~~II’l‘lw gctwrnll
III-tort: of l), M. J, Holl‘IIoI-I, of this MARCH
Wllin‘
IIIItIIrIIIl by burglars.- lust
who afI‘cr blowing opcn tho attire. Intldo
good tlIoir cucupc with $75 in cuub ItntlI
It Itumbcr ot' valuablt- pupcrn. it: llll'llllt'tl
wan gitlnod
by forcing the luck (III
the itoilt door
Some ,VCEll‘h “Kt! ”It! store was en-
toch by six trumps, who after blowing
open the safe..guined entrance to the
saloon and the entire crowd became ln-I
toxicntcd,
'ln which condition
were found by Mr. Holmes and a num-
ber of the town officials.
fight which
in It free
followed four of the
bumps wcrc shot down, and tho other
two laid down their arms and submit-
ted to capture.
lion lluatinn
found in an Unconscious
in We Harlin
touis btiuntermars
Goudltioo Off the schoda
Club Quarters
had It nnrtow escape froth dcnth this;
II it» l' noon,
bt'lhlllb' condition floating in tho
IIcI
Louis. C ountormatmlt aged tom ycaIs,
being found in an uncon-
:‘tVl‘I
the Washington utrooi draw
in ltigc
boa: dint: lot nomc iinII
litiul
sii‘I-.ttl
in
Son's utcnmer Mildred.
inI- boy with his patents, lIIIi boon
III
Iv'u lt‘Slfltlltlnl, lid 6 Washington
’I'lii- father
I-Inploycd on William ll. lloyt &
'l'lIII (‘ountcrmnrult lad, with two tll‘
three IIIIIIIptInlons, was noticed playing.
about IhII bridge and llouis in tho vl~
I-lnily
boon warncd Ul thclr danger by Wal-
t‘or («Mayor
who was at IlII~
[M
William B llubboll,
luchotltt l.‘lIItI lIoquI,
int; rcpnirs III Mr.
‘I lII- boys tiIIIIt disappeared, and it was
only
i‘ony
i’l
thu watcr.
lIIItIIIII.
just before noon. They had
'l‘lIoIan-IIIII ongiltemr
I-ngagctl in IIIII k
a few minutes nt‘tbrtvurd tlInI
ll» scorn-(Ill it
no limit. ’l‘lw but was taken from
and carried into Ihc cith
lt httppcntul that Dr. A. N,
Clark was. driving ttt'l'llss tlIII bridge
on his return from Weatport.
Ill
iI-suscituling the boy :It'tor considcrable
hard work.
frozI-In
warn) flannelI-i, ethI,
body,
He iIn~
tidilll.t'l,\' responded. and succecdcd in
Tim victim
to (tooth.
was nearly
Hot water, bottlcu.
and III 1 o‘clock there were in-
dications of returning consciousnesa
Dr.
Clark believed the little fellow
would rccovr-r all right by tonight,
The father is at work on the Mil-
drI-Il in Long island, and is not IprcI-t.
("(l homo tonight.
WANTED
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOK
keeper 0r offltro manager b» man with
20 yours cxporicncc.
Good rci‘eronceu.
Fair Slllml. AddrtIIIII ”Encrgotlu,“
Sentinel Office. nltl 3t
WANTED—BOY ’l‘O WORK AT
moat buuincau afteI uchool
afraid to work Public Mnrket
One not
all if
WANTEMNE LARGE OR NO
Slllll“ Ctlllllttl'llllfl rooms, wcll booted.
with board in private family or board-
lnIIt house. for gontlcmnn. wife and
child of seven. probably for our. war
Houua with
convenient. to depot and uchool,
dress. plating lormn. hock Box
Snttkntuck. Court.
tnorlorn improvemenin.
ARI
21:.
n“! (it
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEMTHE FRUIT STORE
rumor of North Main and Ann utroottt.
flood stand for fruit, confectionery and
clgnru. A bargain for some one. Sold
on account of nickname. Apply at tho
utoro I, nil 3t
”II...“ I..,. uuwwxwwww ”.muw
FOR 9ALEn-CA'I‘ BOAT. A N0 1
order with Palmer unbound motor in
Itlao.
it no
larttur boat IntI
Bout lI Norwalk
l’IicII complete with dinny. ctr.
“cotton for sailing. worn to trot
tII'lnIr. Addroutl Boat
out Office. nit tit,
at. ilnffnclc Churioti'tt,
South Norwalk.
m- 4. Wm". wan-m
broil cottkcrclu
minorcnn.
FOR BALBmHmmM FOR HAIII.
5 Wood fit.
on I'll
.W "W. I..
FOR SALE—"EIIEVEN THOROUGH
5 Rose combotl black
4 single combed white lotto
horns and 2 white wyandottn'a. A port»
lot will toll you all about. them.
Eli.
Patterson. It Winfield at. Emu Non
want. (it
hit) at
MW aw “Mutu—
FOR BALI-«43001) WORK HORSE
inquire ti Bridxo at, Mt. Norwollt. 9 lit
FOR GALE—‘10 ‘Sflm AMER!
con Dormant White” Item hook
for III: to II shore.
teed.
amp. 0t.
Trunifer mum
a. F. Fromm. ho: out. “No:
It
.3 ‘I
.1; I: M... an
IIlglIt.‘,
they i
tChnIlea W. Pickett,
)IplaIItI yet iIIIIlIIy morning from
'lliozl .1215 Il. ‘
until thcy wow abit- to H‘i‘lll‘lt
II suitable. rum in the city,
ilIIlIboll's ltIIItII-lI.
Audcrson saw lhu body of II boy
floating in tho lIIIrlIoI.
to his boat, and rowed to thc lschoda
Wcrc applied to his
WEATHER nonocAd
Fah- tonlght and Saturday; in;
Westerly winds. '
mun—WW...
TWO CENTSI;
ii Starling
interruption
w. -.w~
Mrs. t}. W. Pickett
Drops Dead at D. A. R.
Meeting in Southlng’lbtl
Wife of Editor Pickett-of ,
the New Haven leader.
SOUTHINGTON
Chm lee W. Pickett,
Nov I 11.—-Mm.
New Haven lmatlei. dropped dead
while reading a. paper bet‘me the
i Hannah Woodruff Chapter, Daughters
into your;
Heart disease wttII
Iol' toe Ametlcan Revolution
l lord; I,v after noon
‘ thr- IIIIISII of her death.
Mls Pickett who cattle to
I l’lt‘Hitlll IonIplnincd or fooling poorly.
but :IH lhc limp. l’oI thI trading of her
‘IpnpcI IlrI-w IIcIIIr she said she fall but
3'.th and Itppttronlly was in good health ‘
wbcn she {mod the local Iliaptcr of .
thc Daughters of tho American Revl- ‘
wading about ‘
lution. She had bccn
it II IIIiIIII' In and had llt‘ltl ltei‘ audieil,
ngI-I'Itly interested by her able pallet
wlII-n shc collnpsctl and sunk to the
‘pldtform cloud.
,Im rushed to her assistance,
lgrict‘ stricken by bcr dctttLt Merit.
cal Examinei
l was doc to heart Iliscase
vat: scat immediately to Col.
zPickott in New Haven who reached
hIII ill It: All. Colonel Plcktot action» ,-
.paniod the body to New Haven on
hc 7: 10 train and was almost over~
IIII t‘ by the death of his Wife.
of Mrs. C. H. Bit-Incl, tho regent of
the local chuptor. Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Widely Known Newspaper Woman.
NEWIHAVEN, Nov. lirJl'he body
in Houtblhtrion
whilu addressing thII Incmbera of tho
rI-aclII-Il New Haven about 8 o‘clock
and was: Hilton to nor rot-Inter homo.
bits. l’ltkctl
prominent IIIIImbcIs of the Danglttmu
of tho AIIIcricatI Revolution in this
static. and also was widely known as
a newspaper woman. She had been
actleIlv ('(lllllllHEit‘tl with the New Ha;
vcn lIII-IIIIII of which her husband is
editor and contributed laregly to its
columns under the nom do plume of
“RlII-n," Slip was II magazine writer
of some note and hIIr loan is deeply
felt in this city. Boulder-I hIIr husband.
Mrs. Pickctt lI-uvcs It son. Walter. 17
years old. I
TO LET.
T0 LET—~LARGE. CHEERF'UL.
nicely furnished room. with steam heat
and bath. 'l‘hmI-I fillnlllt’ti to center of
city. AIlIlI-oen "it. N.," Sentinel office.
till "(it
TO LET~CHEAP~REAR HORSE.
2i Cow uvonuc, East Norwalk. largo
rooms, nit-ply iliniuhIIIl. Adults, or chil-
drIIII ovIIr tcn. inguirp on prclnlvea.
nllII'lt
FOR RENT w tfiltlll'l‘ll APART-
llltllll ground floor. it Wcst th‘lllll’ru
Not walk Apply to Seymour Cttrtln.
lI‘alrllelIl County Savings BnIIk.1Nor-
walk. lit
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS. RENT
$1 and four roomu rent to on Third
St East Norwalk.
Inann. it; (love Ava. Blunt Norwalinl-ilt
--.... CEMETERIES.
seventy apron beautifully located.
hot. to suit all. It in wine to talent I
lot whlio you are alive. Apply to Geo.
W. Voorhoou Honorlntondont on the
mand- II to n
MISCELLANEOUS.
MADAM META, SCIENTIFIC PALM-
lot. mentor of nor art. and ha» untitled
thousands. Hours twr-rv dIIr from to
II In, to to p In. Price 25c.
lngion Flt" bio hint-walk hit at
.II-.II III... m. “mme aw»
i hereby forbid training on out no:
count.
EMILV; (JULIAN 3p
ll Van Zuni at.
liltnd Norwnl
- .u...» I .I-..“ 4...“. I
home No malllnlt or contracting. Ml»
lei-int furnished Particulars trod. Inn
portal specialty (to. 29 w 43nd otlro
n
OCALP TREATMENT -- 311me
litmus biir. mulch. warm. Itrlnltltun
pimples. blackheads. tradition and Il
blemishes: removotl by elwtroiyol "
otoctvio massage (to! with ovary Iii!
, bottom 1
m‘lfl’r :5.“ "I
Harvard
4 n
:,Wlt?e of Col‘
editor of the"
this
New .
MIIIIIbors of tho chap» ,
but“
ifonnd that Ithe had expired and were ;.
Stcndtnan said death
“(‘1 body was IaIIied to the estab- I;
(liish'lmcnt of II local undertaker and
I word
z
Mrs, Picke't while In this place you,
torday utopped at the home. or Mrs. A,
M. bowls. and at dinner was the guest.
of Mrs. (lhnrlcs w. Pickett who died u
yvstordny afternoon
lloughtcrs of tho Arum-icon Revolution ‘
was one of the mouti
inquire C. H. Gohr I, I ,
Hlvoroido Comatot'y-«Norwmk 60nd. ‘
to Wash _
LADIEI mo autumn-awn?
pity 520 per ltltlllII cosh copytlik St I
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