I
Wei-Mug on it f
on by a turtle of
Killbin plant in Day street. and ‘works' '
perfectly,
on wan demonstrated to a
Sentinei ; r
g ' 10‘1an bearing
‘ " [tor the ntibotitutio
”e podni'llle shortage of
a lil; Wuu‘ade soon to
‘ go ibolnlunctlo 1h col
' .tion In down‘ 1.11 the 14in;i
Wit
It I piobnble, in view of the (note.
”that emotion will be granted and
the 1ity‘. will be allowed to one the
far more 1111111 lld‘oqunfie and will
gird an incron’s'ed water pressure. The
watel Win the new reservoir to 111 a
‘. better duality 11111111111111.0111 used and
- iwill dbubtlcss‘ be much appreciated by
The indelible is made externally of
plate glass and quartered oak and in
many restroom te exactly ‘sim’lior to 11'
cigar show case, The clears for a’aio
are in thc' original boxes. as is do ‘
mended by law and are arranged on .
h
p ut the case to a number notice
be my to the cigar he wants, drops
in nickel and Dresses down a, letter.
‘ an arm rises train the. center
' than box with tha' cigar poised
pushes it up to the top of the
d the cigar gently rolls cut up
11 the plate glass top or the machine.
.. l1 liochlne‘ selle eight different
run of cigars and cigars of any
(i may be sold from it In order to
ire a. 1.1111 co'ut cigar it. is necessary
It‘op In two nickels before the el-
W or comes out.
ftzbrec nicii'clb
A fifteen cont cigar
" bout the machine.
1111111111 coin ut' In,
and [moi ooln receives 11-
it
the people 01.31.1111. N01 walk If they
are allowed to use it.
PLUN'GED HEADFOREMDST
FIIDMW BRIDGE FALSEWOIIK
Consolidated Railroad Bridge
Worker Moots Death at Sandy
liooi't-ulliher Railroad Iiotos
SANDY HOOK. (loom. Nov. (lit--
Pluuging iicnrifm'omont from Lille false
work of a high bridge on the Highland
division or the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad; a mile east of
this station. Dewitt Deleon, n bridge
worker, was Wfrlghli‘ully Injured last
ovoning and died half an hour later.
The bridge. on which nelson was work.
ing spans the Pomperoug River at 11
height of nearly ‘100 11:11 and in the
lligbout single open In ldge on the Con-
Qiillilalflily': system- Idolson was randy—
log the inise ’vrorir‘ below the 1111111111,
w W .1111; who standing on a timber about
machIne In
W 1111 met. placid: these nu.-
" chilled on'the market 11. no less unique
than the machine 111.1111.
\ it in proposed to organize the Nor
will utomntwlc lgpr Company. with
a c i'i't l stock 1.51.1.1 200 shares of
the b'i' value of $25 each the object
W _ or 111.1 commotion being to operate.
‘ the Twentieth Century automatic cigar
.uol'llng‘nlachlnes in Norwaik. South
N‘ortvaik and Eastwaaik. and to do
hitch other things as may be found ex-
Ipedient In connection with such busi-
none. The machines are owned and
mdnufacturod b? The Twentieth Cen-
tuer Salesman (IOmpony. 'ot Johnstown,
a concern composed of 0 ll.
K\bx manufdctu'rer of Knox spark.
ling Colotine; G C. Potter. maker of
the celebrated H it: P kid giovon. and
I their 11111151111191.
The proper mechanical working of
the machine is guaranteed and thee»
ch sire rights tor operating the mach
in s In the territory mentioned will be
contracted to the proposed company.
The company will he capitalised for
$401) for each machine operated. the
price of the machines being 8360 thus
leaving a working capital of $50 per
machine. Menard Knox. P011111 mid
, misocintes will accept full payment for
" the machines and rights 3159 col-Ill and
200 block in the local company per
11111111 11111111111111.1111; cash payment being
about. the original 1211111 oi mnklna the
pinch on. the media will be derived
- from the dtvldondu on the stock The
- ‘rotlte on oizora limited by one ovo-
'oroze nmoker would 11W dividend oi
I'll 1111191111. nor unnumiIegm
‘ no: profit:
’t. dividends.
rl nted quarter
, WW «deathly. Ono
It,“ 11 . bolt critic oom-
be sold to local portion. The
or direction will be selected
rominent local buslneu men
vi act a loerll mounted to look
W 1- "a mined» at the company. The
‘I ill: on the e‘i‘m cracked by the
half or mode
about: for cigar-ll)
v ethereal.
“11
W11
WW l‘lltitIIl.
’ ward. 111.1 etr'uok 11
II ten smelt.“
midway between ihe span and the
111111 when hip Yellow Workman saw
him lode his 111111111 '0, 11nd plunge down-
I1 hie 1111111 on the
rocks nnd trolled ground end his ukull
‘wa‘n 11111111911 Doinon won tiityone
yen‘rs‘ old pull belonged in Mnttrnwau
N. Y. Ile- had been llvlu'g lu Dnnbury
while woi'kihl't in this vicinity. lie
leaves a ,widow and three children.
The budy"w'lli be token to Mntteuwnn
for burial.
Highland 151.11.11.11, Extended.
DANIIIIRY, Nov. 30.--Ul'd&rrl Issued
yesterday by the New York. New liav-
on and Hartford Emil-clad announce
that at midnight tonight the llighluud
Division of that system. which at pree-
rIit includes the Mention (17' mild be-
mean East Hartford and l’oushheep-
.11», N. Y., will be extended to Mill'-
brook. N. ‘Y., twenty-eight miles west
oi I'oughkeepnie. will hereafter make
Maybi'ooit the western terminul oi their
runs.
Hunter Killed In coughington,
SOII'I‘HINGI‘UN, Nov, 30.-~'l‘hc de-
0111111131ch body of Joint» Bullne, 11
hunter and tl‘oppi'l‘ in thin nectlon. was
Iound on the railroad track today. The
supposition Is that. he laid down on
the Iron to nluep and war. not awakened
by an approaching train. Both his
arms marquee 1.111 oil. He was 41h
lit-111‘s at but}. and leaves a Widow 11ml
seven chiidieu
¢_;:y 'WM
cIJ'PS FOR YACHTBMEN.
M
Norwa'lk Yacht Club 301m Rocnivod
Tropbiu Today.
The winner» at the arduous 1111:1111.
cup mode at the N111 walk Yncht Club
my me presented with their trophies
In?
Commodore .1!de A Farl‘ell'o cup
1.1.1... to herald anymourhvho. with his
lurk Kluydid. uncured the highest num-
ber ot pulpte. , .W '
ViceCommodoro ilubc‘ri E. Dillhott'tI
1:11p seen to Comuunlore Farrell; who“
won the limitintl» highent number or
points with bill Doll n. W W ,
The 1111p unsuited by not fin?
(lure Howard It. Mostm‘rui In. ad
to me It. Ourlin tor winltln third
pigment; number oi pelntn wit blue
lilrn‘rob. W _
lithium 1111111. participated In
ll W ‘W, :3;
hoover been tulle to -
11.311111111111011 111511111111 It I. W
"Superior Cdurt ‘ V
to bond for thy “
11‘ madhou’ne
1.1.1 yers Wan
at'or hem the new bubbly. which will ‘ _"y.W
0)
ior two week‘s at least of the yout'i
vvcmnd' 11 release 111.11 a bitto ”111111211,
foiloiying the 11.111111111111111 ro’
Jubilee Martian adjourned
until Dec iii. while lieu
past can be looked 11110.
was sent to Dr. Bond‘s 11111111
Yonkers
said he was prepared to make with
He declared that he would not give up
\Vonlai'l tree.
Hearing in Judg'a't Chainbe'ro.
an odd iictolil In the strange 111111111.
W
. Continued on Eighth Page
, NOT W'GOING TO' A CONVENT.
Min Margaret 115.111.111.111. FIR!
Story Sent Out from South Non-walk.
Another Interacting Instance of .1111-
low journallam has come. to light, and
nrea‘ligation shown. that on It often the
«vase III, in out tram whole »
The 101101.111. rtlo‘lWo apportion" your
tip tannedil NimYorithl
“8 UTE N‘ORWALK. Conn.” v.19
«Dr-ending 11 meeting with William
Onrpenter who escaped (tom the Mid-
dieIoWn Insane Auylum Miss Margin
rt Neville a pretty mill girl -in tear
of her IlleWIIl today seeking protec-
in of u convent.
Miss Neville relented Carpenter Inst.
~v.nte1, whilel sleighlng down hill. He
followed her home and shot. oer three
times. In the asylum Carpenter would
often cry out. for Maggie. say that he
Wnilld either have her for his wile or
. 1i her. In some way be. secreted 11
Indie with which he sawed through
11' '1 dow bars and escaped in the night."
Mine Margaret. Neville denied the
story completely when asked about it
this morning by or Sentinel news writ-
er. She stated that. nhe had no
thrug‘hta or entering a convent. and
lines not particularly fear that Carpon.‘
tor will make another attempt upon
her life.
Chief of Police Volllner. when asked
about the matter. told that the mom
bore of the South Norwalk police force
are keeping a bright lookout for Car-
penter. 'and if he nhowc hill face in
81111111 Nor-walk he will be arrested in
'lautly The chief does not believe
that Carpenter will come here. as be
deep not. thinkjhe is particularly in-
sane. and that he hoe dense enough to
keep out. of placoo where he would be
cIIptlurcd In a abort time after his an
r vn . ,
HAD sort-l Hanna color on.
n..—
1111.11111- Boyf Hunter and on Barrel
of Gun When It Wu Dllohargod
ANBONIA, Nov. Ill). windward Tsu-
ner. o it your old boy. bod both hands
badly mangled by the discharge or a
ottoman thin morning. Tanner wall
bunting rabbits in tho woodn near thin
chy..and wniiolo‘a could with his panda
over the 111ch or a oublobnrrolimi-
shot. up both barrel: went oh.
boy lymphoma from loan 01
blood but managed to ranch a nearby
farmhouse. when he tell exhauiituil
rim. were tightly bound to pro-
gentile bleeding to death and he was W.
boom to Aileenimi'or m'odiclu 11111111.
ii 11. The Wound: were no bad that It
Win. tho‘utht bout to remove him to the
New Raven Hospital. 111111 km wall tail
on mm at mine. Dr bit
relative or the b
lndb minute
. y W
“A IUMMI! AIM?”
i to 1111111 he viIlIloiio both hands.
‘ The strong denudation of Ml'. space 11
attorney which Menry .Ioeeph Bebrc ’
meaty WIUTECBCN' who WON ‘INCHOITT...
the fight until he bed set the round.
It was behind closed doors in Jun. .", WW
t'lce Mareans chambers, that the doi- ,
'lI .
. IE“ houc'o oigdn .
,ers: v
The W
baker and W‘
momvflnlfld ”“11.
very severe. and :’
the locomotives
a number. of
edrod allay".
have a. are
u och. mun
um
supplied from the
stench Wat
be noceaoni'y
Don't tenacity or
‘ btnin the re-
may; 'Bitrli'ng'ton
WW till briival a large
dine—Four promi-
ppor West Side
ther in an effort
no In that section
oaks. early todai
who had entered
elr number. The
on. who 1.1111 fie with John McGuire.
as
In with overcoat
roused :"le' die hborhood and when
the police arl'lvfcd to take charge of
1119 11111011111 every window in the
. . its
W . lenkos,1residentol
local dairy company 'and was run
itching the sideboard when Mrs
W enken aroused her husband. Benito:
'cilcd. uud ntartod after the intruder.
vho Iiod through the brick yard. The
dies of the pursuer aroused 1911111111133
Funneubnum. n real-estate dealer.
iorhert Smith. an attorney. and Char.
r11 Eidiitz., Drifdllltilll or the Bulldin:
Irndes’ Employees Association. wh1
Ive in adjoining bounds. and joins.
n the pursuit. They saw the bur’
or attempting to 1113qu a fence be
When two yards. and while three of
he pursucrn covered him with revel»
vors, 'i‘uunenbaum, the bent shot in the
party. opened tire. At the‘third shot
he burglar dropped to the ground.
with u bullet through his shoulder. He
no not able to make any rebismucr
hen the police lu rived on the scene
W 'GREAT lNTERE'ST AT MIGSION.
It. won a new tidal wave that swept
ver the Evangelistic Minnion lnui
lxhi. The nighl was stormy but the
church was nguluiillod with enthusias-
11: men and women. The service was
out. the kind that awnkonu in than a
remade to the realities oHIIe. Tito
singing led by the church quartetu
with returned, The mole quaristw
cover song more effectively; ouch our
of them entered Into the apirit oi the
amnion and bang with true precipice
and W oxproosion. The Hermon by
Cortde Myer» was from the heart
1: the heart of every man precept.
Convincing. logical powortul. no grip
pod his beams and led them Into the
inbt of life. Ila museums or Inact-
loitng poraenuIIty that wins It: any
our human confidence. Tonight. the
11qu 11111111111111 will sing with the
111mb quartotte banding in dining.
111... c it n prusibiiity that Ml. Myorafl
Iii bring his oldie Motor tonilillt
be in one bit is In I ohootivo not
All Welcome.
Mm.-. ..............M..
HANKMWIHG BRAVIII MEETING
The prayer mention oi the viral
r111 1141111111111“ Church tomorrow ov-
Wilda to Cl‘dd I'tl'
phenomenon. ho miller will lend
united to late homo
giving. or by
1.11:! dcrlpture or
name: in red
3hh~ap W
b Vicinity". which ‘
necouoltoted I
.' Mun Chadwick. Ion
made by‘Secrotnl-y and ‘l‘reaisurer 11‘s.
1111111 and so rarely wounded before
The sound of shots.
chgthcugil with rolls? -
to meat 111111 the signature on
the cdlintterai notch for 85" 00.0150 inn“
8250.000 on which ‘M . Chadwick wile
loaned money 111 not“"'1vortn agaouar
It said did b11111 neon .tbe'mnes. and they
me not signed by Andrew Carnegie;
that such a story is ridin-ulous. in
his opinion Mr Run. 111 says the
signature does not add WW- dollar to the
the value 0! the pltpor
President Henry Churchill King, of
Oberlin College referring today to the
leport that Mrs. (iconic I. Chadwick
had secured a loan from the college
'Iantwmler amountingto $75,000. said:
"Mrs. Chadwick does not owe the
college a cent on the loan in urination.
it lB‘lIl‘llIi that we did make her a loan
but It was later taken up by President
Borkwiwtll of the Citizene' Notional
Each. here We loaned the money to
representations
Reynolds. 0! the Wndt' Park Banking
Company. at Cleveland to the citric.
that Mrs. Chadwick l'md deposited
with that institution United States
Steel Corporation eteclt. whhh In val~
ue amounted to SetVBliil times over the
amount of the icon in question
“We libde the loan on the ESBIIl'-'
anew from Mr. Reynolds that the so
cavity was gilt edged and absolutely
solo. The loan ingelher with the In-
tereet was paid when the note he-
0111111111119.
"Some time ago Mrs. Chadwick.
thI‘ough President Bockwlth, of the
Citizens National Bank, of' Oberlin.
voluntarily robin: crlbed $25 000 to the
endowment fund or Oberlin College-
and gave 3*! her note for that slim
pa’y‘ribie January '1." debit.
lW'ecent developments. .bow‘ever It is
piobabl'o that the college will not re-
ceive this money."
NEW YORK. Nov. 30 whim. Cassie
L Chadwick. the Cleveland woman
who has been made the defendant in
a series of sensational suits for the.
recovery of large sumo of money. said
:0 have been leaned her by individuals
1nd banks is seriously ill at the Ho!-
and House. Two nutide and 11 nurse
are In constant attendance null a pity-
lcian is always with 11 end “min
the greatest secrecy is maintained at
or: hotel and her presence thorn in not
admitted, it In said that Mrs. Chadwick
.s on the verge of a nervous break-
down as u. result of the publicity
which has followed the suit to recover
nearly “Comm-which won brought by
Herbert. Newton, or Brookhnc. Mash.
Up to yesterday. while it was be.—
lieved that Mre. Chadwick was still
at the Holland House. where one reg-
istered last week, there was no or»
thinly that she had not left the 1~.ty.
Al. the. hotel It was lurid that 11hr lot!
there eovernl days also, and that her
whereabouts was not 1111111111 1.11111
nIth howchr. when n rcpoit rcnlhtd
the police that 111‘s Chndwu'k lilttl cum
uitled suicide. 11 prompt Investigation
disproved the suicide report. but 1111-
sblinbed beyond question that «be was
Itill at the hotel
A meeting of attorneys ruprtaeulinl; W,
the claimants and attorneys repleeent-
Int! bird. Chadwick was nehndulod to
be held In this city today or'tbnl rvcu»
our. lt an. unlierntood that the mall-
Ilrll had «been arranged In the hope of
«fleeting a notilcmoni or the runny
clululn for lin'IIo 111111111 oi money Iilcd
walnut her by bonito and iudlilduudl.
Where this mutiny will be held 11111
1111111111 blade pub Io but it de prob.
abir‘ be in the Hot null Houno or 1111111-
merit-w can be made to
M111. Chadwick lt Id hot knowu when
titer lire. Chadwick will attend the
mot-tint in pm W
l'lulilt Ctrpcn’ tor
wick'b otter
prelim
Site In
1111111111111” 111111 more 11 111191 111111111111. . 1&1
, Clune.
Iii view of.
CHICAGO Nov 30.
ontocn year old son at respectable
patients 111 ouniiigton. a suburb. has
been sentenced to life imprisonment
in Judge Chetlnip s court (in a charge
oi? robbery. The severe penalty was
indicted bccnuee Cox when commit-
ting the crime was armed with 11 load-
ed revolver. .
The crime for which he Was convic'tL
ml was committed on September 18
Cox and tire companions entered a
Chicago restaurant. Reilolvert. were
displayed. and the customers rob
under threats of death. The young
91111111111111 secured 3110 and made. their
escape. but Cox was arrested soon af~
terwards
GIRLS" FRIENDLY SOCIETY DANCE
Grace Church Branch Member: Have
Pleasant Tim In Red Mao's Hall
Grace Church" Brooch or 1111: (Ilrls'
Friendly Society 111111 a very enioya
hie. little dance last evening at Red
Men's Hall in the Gazette Building,
music being furnished by “'llllMI
The members of the Branch
were privileged to Invite one guest.
The rain interfered somewhat with the
attendance but the occasion was none
the less a pleasant one. Four Tues.
day evenings are provided for in the
regular exercises of the Branch and
owing to yesterday being 11. Iifth Thres-
day ll was decided to hold a dance.
PODLEYmBGHRADER.
The wedding at Selectman V. B
-W~OI' rin Qox ev
Ian. will be celebrated on {I‘huredad
.. Ironing. at the home of the bride In
Main street, Dorian. Mr. Pooley is
one of the best-known residents of
Dorian. For tw‘o years he has been
a member 01' the board of selectmen.‘
and I1: engaged In [the meat business.
Miss Schrader Is a popular you 1; lady
who has a host or friends In an; about
the town
A PLEASANT MUSICAL.
A very pleasant musical was held
lent oven?“ at the home of Mrs C.
D Taylo 14 Freak lip street. Vocal
selections were rendered by W F. Am
bier. oi Rowsyton. Mrs. Ambler, John
W. Wehle 1111 Rob on Kemp. of New
York. Mrs. D. M bathrop acted on
accompanist. Games were played
diulnw the evening and refreshments
were served. There were about twen-
1,1 persond present _
The most expensive chair in the
world belongs: to the Pope. II in of
solid silver and cost 890.000.
WANTED.
waurIMw'omnu 'ro snw
wood by lord or day Apply F‘. A.
Brando. Ferric Farm. Rowayton. all 31
WANTIMOOK AND Gilli: FOR
general bodnoworln without laundry
work. Apply to 11111. Willlnl ll Hoyt.
Elnlcroot, Norwalk. 1130
“mm...
WANTIO - reason BOARDERS
Worried or 21 Union Street, South Nor,
will. his silt
WANTEMPMATORS 6N SEW
In... machines for talking braid hats;
tine a tow win well recommended to
learn this kinda! work Apnlto
tile & blonobard 111 Water .flouib
Norwnitl. nit 6
LOST.
1311-th mount? 11 TM
g3“ mummy; small rum «icon
no it returned tilt 11119 no” t
meow» g. .- I
Laue-AT N
Fooley, o! Darlen. 1111 Miss Scenic ‘
Schiller; dtt'lghfdr or Selectman and W ,. ;
Mrs. Frederick Shhrader, also of Dar- “ ~
pilot-on I» 1111111011; .1111
Nor 1 boiled. our}; 111anth it. c. n. Gill
ll'
Dialer. who resigned the pod
tow days ulnce.
' Mr. Conley arrived in
walk yeat'brdriy, in, com , W
Waudltere of the ml
L. Miller,‘ of Boston and .
Bishop. of New Haven. an ‘ be
mnemonic for the 11111111111 or tit
fled were commenced. '
and all accounts were carom
ed and everything delineated
aduiinistlntion of M1‘.Blas
found to be very natistactor
Immai transfer of the, oflice wa'
‘thi: morning
The new freight agent has
years experience in railroad
was for sometime a! New
Mass" and also 1.11.1 charge
freight department at Piers 45 an
Harlem River New York whet
had several hundred men ‘
control. He is well liked I)
Ivhc‘ni 111-11111. come In con
business and social way. an
the best wishes ‘i’or success 1'
field here.
WMI'. Blusoer Is now making
tioun to go to Paris, France.
will represent a large Ame
tablis'hmen‘t which Is to comm
business there. W
BISHOP BURT IN
'Binhop William 811
in urioh, Switzerlgnl
. Cal or on Mrs Clara
‘8
led 311 11111111. -. Mrs" Trial
In it. I'l'lnetieth year. and i .
rainwater 11‘ Triatr
_. 11
Delhi") 11‘
Church. when the present ' ' '
pas or of It. Bishop Bur child
Europe today.
29.811 GINNERIEU OPERA 'l
WASHINGTON Nov 30.~—~Tbo
up Bureau today' 11111qu a report
mm and tnrrlm' all: {If the q
of cotton sinned from the gr'o "
1904 up to November 14, showing .
_.. 1.11 “Incomes 11.1.1 been opera.
ousun up to that time. and: that
had sinned 9..906 05'! running
Counting round bales all hall bill
ninuber 111 9. 786. 646
ADMIRAL dawn APPOIN‘I‘C
WASHINGTON. Nov 30. -—'-'l‘lt
dent announced today that no
mlrnl Charles H Davis will be
1110 appointment on the Done '
court of inquiry.‘
. ~~a~mm Mm...“ ‘
TO LET
To LET—ONE PWFAN’!‘ “1'
lobed 100111.10er door. 1111111111111
light heuseltooplnx; one W . .
room third floor. lumen Il‘g
born. twu stalls. and burn loin
for storage Apply Mrs N W
Campbell. 11 Van 211111108“ .
walk. Conn
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Tu LIT—«ON FAIRFIM
who or are room. all lined
lencoo. Inquire Jacob H
Cedar direct.
'I’O LtTe-n'I‘WO
8L. third floor. two honno'dtind
in movements. root It.- . " '
once Mrs. W Young.“ iii't
moot Norwich. Ct '
"M" will! “LE
89
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‘ tau-«MW 11. 114,-.
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but at
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