‘ use. was cuss with ladies, yestsrdsl'.‘ 1
mumbled for the last mesons oi tho ‘
1 American usvoluuou, with Mrs. John
(I historical DSB,‘.B"‘WD‘I‘I 1am
orwdlk ‘thp'tor. Daughter‘s or 111111
Backus as regent.1 Mrs. Backus is to
sail tor a Ign- .91 the Mediterranean.
blunt and
slostlno on 11011.11. utter ‘
South Norwl‘iiil Congregation.
aiisIs Iioid Ilhnu‘ai Meeting.
‘ 1 storm sumac.
stub tolls plane.
.mubmmuudntlou of
' , . hovo‘ail‘uub
(lit s present
‘ ,0 “Numb Hart- I
bugs
1 "power committee.
o out luiibiui and
nations of the,
III Ih‘o clock by;
church. was tl‘I
.H ,1 . "W‘fithntii one 01 Lbs
.. the large union
to unsolistlccampais‘n‘ to be held next
dosing: the ntteutloh of
no layman or the tour
tors
119' 11 11'
odisi. ‘c’hnr'cho‘s that are to unite,
oldborsto plans are being made.
hinh she will in) to. EIIzabctbtdme
Y.. where the Rev. Jubez Backus has
recently been called as pastor at tho
Congregational Church. The attor-
uoon's program consisted of a paper
on “Women 9 Clubs In Bouillon to the
House and the Church." by Mrs. Bac-
kus. which was wise. witty and allow
luting; and rocitutibns by Miss Mabel
Kellogg. This promising young girl
has certainly unusual dramatic, Icoiv
ing. for one so- young and she shows
the insult abnorehd training in voice-
union Scrvicos will ho proceeded
of sorvibss in such or the
and goshurc Both of Miss Kollogg’ s1
recitations 9 received with ‘mucb
11 ring. which week the pao‘
1' ill be assisted by an able preach.
cos will begin Sunday. February
#3 At the Solitli Norwnik church
9
t .. liirst’ Methodist church of Middle-
wn. will brooch, At East Norwulk
Roy Arthur J. Smith. will occupy the
Pulpit At Rowayloh the pastor will
Lounsbury pastor or the Methomfil
‘ church of New Cannon. and at Nor-
.1 abducted by tho Rev._,.'i‘.hcodore S.
Honda-son. who is the leader or the
the 1911‘: of February, the union work
will begin with a mass meeting in the
churches uniting. A lat-g? chorus
Illicit or upwards of seventy voices.
‘ load the congregational singing. and
Dr. Hendemon will have charge and
'3 who Is a gospel Soloist roI repute and
a very elaborate series of song and
‘ three weeks, details of which will up-
psar from limo to time before the
era to assist D1. Henderson will be. the.
Remit M. Tipplc. of Brooklyn. who
of his visits her last April as wcl
as previously. If Is 11
drrangiug the work:
Exécutlve Committee-’«llcnry 1P.
111.1.- 11st
dill]. Chg} 3! 8111161111.“ Bhurlés w Bell.
d 811. Thom“ i 1111311101111. Franklin A
Smith Richard Colmru.
id P. P1 ice. Secretary”? E. Seymour
Treasurer ‘ ‘
.Rev. L. Moore. Chairman. 1). W.
Fitch. J. C. Hawkins. (‘3. l". l'inllock.
Personal work Committcc—Rov, E.
. Cunningham. cltulru‘iau, Rcv. A. 1).
«lion, A. Ambler. ll. B. Sluusou.
Spencer iiorton.
Rcv.W. W. T. D1111cun.1lmir1nan, F‘.
'1‘. Rtismc. li‘rcti. Fl. Field, George N
Stevens.
Music Committbomli. .l. Hipsou.
Marrinm, Mrs. F. l.
’ of the conference. Thoso separate
Rev F'rl‘tncls '1‘ Brown; pastor of
he lormsr and popular pastor, the
“ be assisted by the Rev. Lewis M
I ‘11 will: tho week of services will be
whole inovélnenl On‘ St‘mduy evening
First Methodist church. the flour
1311 by D. competent gospel singer will
preach the sermon. Henderson.
preaching service will continue for
meetings begin. Among the prcntb-
captivated the people .on the occasions
completed I iniltteos, which is
1 ‘ Price, Stephen 11. 1101111911, George W.
any tryout. 1101111113. L'Homme-
Unicorn-31". i Raymond. Chairman.
C‘omi‘nitlco on Public Meetings»
Oscur Mills.
vH1llllN§£iLAHSbclllté Jumbs ll'Hommo.
Advorllsing and Press Committco~
McKibbln. Charles H Downcs, George
chairman F‘. I.
Mnrriam Miss Curric Cnrpontor, S.
Milton Stevens. Mrs 8.5111101: Stevens
Mrs. Francis H.11luton.0..l Clark.
1 Mrs. P'Iclchcr Von 110111111111.htm Clar-
nucc Sinuson. Mrs W l“. Ambler. Mrs.
Ella Slater. Miss Alloc llrundagc
Finuulc Commltlco Franklin A.
Smith. chairman. Charles E. Seymour.
Chariot; 11 Hoyt
COIllillllI‘liv on Ushcrsmlllv'lintd L.
Coburu.1hsirumu W. 1-1, Scllcck.’ L (i.
l‘owi‘cr. Nclson ii lioyt. J. llmory
Stevens Hurt“) Bryant. \
Sunday Schools sud Children's
Work--’i‘bomss 1. Raymond chairman.
iinrvey M. Kohl. CImoucc Slausou.
John 1. l. iiomuisdlon. .Imnos Stevens.
......_........~......._—._—
ENTERTAINMENT AT TH E CHAPEL
M
Ladies of the Gospel of Our Holy 31w.
IOIII Realm Grillfyiug Sum.
Tito ladies of tho congregation of
tho t‘lmpol of Our Holy Saviour. in
Borkoioy slrcol. gave 11 very pleasant
social evonlug i‘osl night in tho lasso
mount of the chapel. The earl y por-
tion of the «wooing with spout. in listen-
Iug to 11 very pleasurable rustling by
Miss bluncho Alkln, tho lumped olo»
cullonlul. The poem, "Grandma's Al»
tic Trmsurcs." will road by Miss AI.
loan and Illustrnlodiby lublotulx. show
lug tho different comes of tho story.
Thosp who look port. in tho stories of
tableaux. which were sdmlrubiy oxc
culod, comprluod turn. Mary A. 1111m-
burg, Miss Millicent Jackson. Miss
Nolan West. M11111 Wolfe, Dr. and Mrs.
Sickle. Arthur C. Whoolor. Wiillsm
”Wort; Arthur Jackson and Richard
Cummings.
At this (“101191 ol Ibo tableaux. Munich
_ 11111th (211111111111 11 rendered "11' Thus
1 W111 Money i’d o u Mlilloudlro.” 111
s instinct which mode the hit or tho
11111111111111. So was accompanied upon
111111 91111111 by Miss Horrlcl Kaitlin kt
who blocs oi tho program. rolrsohu
thrills were served
to hit IAKIIII A'r'i'Acl-llo.
I Khalil John W. Soulluy wont _
dill. mot Norwttllt,
servos tor conundrum
.lStnrgs 11 Ban...
appreciation: ,v her audience.- Mrs
.A. Quinlar’d reported tor the Mory
villo’ scholarship committee. and road
a letter from May Swonnor, which
gave an idea of her daily litc‘. The
girl is1 lame and needs a new brace for
which the committee is taking out»
scriptions from those who wish to
11pr 1191..
Miss Angeline. Scott reported for the
Foreign Cllizous' committee that the
reading room in Sp‘rlugwood is open
every ovening from 7 to 9 o'clock.
There are 95 banks in the library. of
which 55 11min Hungarian and Italian;
in ndditlon to these. lire 81 books loan.
ed by the Public Library committeo
of Connecticut. The attendant in
charge of t 0 room reported an atten-
dance for t c month of 473 and the
loan of 45 English books. 115 Hungar-
iun and 16 Italian. The following
periodicals were given by the Y. M.
C, A.. which recently disbanded: Out-
ln‘g. Success, Poarson' s. Youtli‘s Cour
panlon, Saturday Evening Post. Mc-
Ciure's, Frank Leslie’s Monthly. Ono
ltullan daily and one Hungarian daily
and a weekly" Hungarian paper also
mum to the room as gifts The com-
iulltoc gnvo notice of u Valentino Ten
to be hold on February 8111. to add to
tho fund for the interesting work.
Mctnbcrs of tho Chapter are asked to
send V‘ulcntincs to the commlteo for
sale. 1 1
Mrs." Samuel Richards Wood,
rrugcut. cums up from Now York to nt-
lcnd 111s meeting. and Offered 11 resolu-
tion or l'ogrot for Mrs. Buckuss do-
put-Into and good wishes for her lu-
lure, which was unanimously adopted
Mrs. Backus called tho‘ vicatrogont.
Mrs. C Swurtz.totliot'11uii,11nd pin-
usd on her dress Ibo rcgonl‘s badge
of cities. ‘
Delc'zutcs and allornslos to the Con-
tiheulni Congress were tin-n elected
with alternates us loliows: Mrs. C.
Swnrlz. nllorualo. Mrs. G. A. .lcnniugs:
Mrs. Frederick Sloarns. alternate.
Miss Cunningham.
Tea was sorvlyi by Mrs. W. 11.
Swords, the Miss! s Couch. Miss (‘11111
ulngham. Mrs. Tuimugo Editor and
Mrs G. A. Jennings.
OBITUARY RECORD
MRS. BARRY FRIEDLANDII‘R.
Blanche Frlediundcr, wife of Hurry
Frlcdlautlor dicd yesterday at the fam-
ilv home, 156 Main ntroot. Norwlllk.
douth bci‘n duo in a complication of
disposes. hc d‘ecouscd was 30 yours
or age and had boon in poor boulthlor
n llmg limo. Beside her husband, Mrs.
Fricdlamler Is survived by 11 young
son. The remains were lukou to New
York this altovuoou nod bloom! ser-
vices will be bold in that city tomor—
row morning. interment will be In
Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn.
CHARLES EDWARD SQlllRE.
'i‘lu- death of Charles Edward Squire
occurred ,vcslvrduy 111 his home, 14
Elm strccl. Norwullt, ut the ago of
till yours, Mr, Squlro woo cxccodlugiy
won-known throughout ’l‘lic Nol'wuiks
11nd m‘uthiltbly 11180901811 by all who
wore 111-(111111111011. 110 Wild woli- known
in Muscub- click-s 111111 was by trade
11 motion. A widow 11nd two
daughters. Mrs 1111111 Lockwood and
Mrs. Wilmol sut'vlvo 111111. Thu
funeral will be bold tomorrow attor-
noon 111 :1 o'clock ruin his lute rosi-
dsnco. Tho intsrm nt will be in Riv»
croido Oemclory
. MAJOR JOHN B. FASSITT.
Major John B. Fossill. brothorur
low 0! Henry C. Ely. of New York city.
and Iormorly of South 1611er died
on World titty 111111 in Pasadena. Cali
fomla. w are he had gouo tor his
health; Deceased was a vclrsn oi
Ibo Civil War. and had 11 medal ol‘
honor for bravery in various'ongugo
mouth. _
FUNERAL 09‘ .I. w. REED.
The funeral of John Wesley Rood.
infant, son or James flood. or I P111111
street, was hold this morning from his?
1qu residence. 'i‘bo Interment was
In Riverside actuator-y.
HUNGARIAN HAND BENEFIT.
ox- .
Bid Dolor Election of Dflioers
for Two Weeks, Whoa Con-
stitution WHIBo Amended 1
The annual drooling of tho Smith
Norwlilk Congregational 011th was
held last night in tho lecture room the
uuondnnco being 11111011 and tho mission
Inlmestiug. Rov. howiu Frank Busii
D12)" was modcihlor mid Mrs illicit-
prosidod at the piano. Alter tho upon-
ing oxcrcisos Deacon Nelson Dicker-
luau submitbcd his report: as tho clcrk
of the church. The 11113111118111pr Jun
nary l.190ifiwns.100,utnitwcntyclght
bud been added during the year. There
had boon nine deaths and tw elvo dis!
inlss‘nls s 110ml ofdlweuiy- -obc.,whlc_1h
loft tho‘ membership at present 567.111
not gain of seven. Among the deaths
were those of John 1.1. Fouls Honioi.
Rockwell and Mrs. Morris M NOl'mll
three of the oldest. most 11111111111 mom-
bers of the church
Deucoufllddwnrd Boui'd. tho trousurcr
of the church, gave a slntcnu-m of the
bouevolcncos oi the church. showing
that. on January 1. 1005. there was a
balance of $109.08. The contributions
for the live communion Sundays 11nd
amounted to $62.70. The disburse
manta bud Included: General con
l'ercuco expenses, $18.20; communion
expenses, $7.45; beneficiaries, $111.50;
lotul, $72.15, leaving 11 baisncs of
$99.03. Deacon Bourd subtnited olh
or figures. showing vurlous receipts
and expenses. but the list was not
complete. owing to tho fact, that be
had not bandlod the funds of all tho
buuevoleuccs ol the chulth. in this
connection Dr. Buoll suggostod that it
would be wollJol thc tonlxlbutors to
111111 the moulos ovor lo Deacon Board.
who )uld give out checks lhorefor.
and keep a full account of evelytblng
that (time under lilo hood of his dc
purlmont
The report of the Woman .11 Associa-
tion was read by M111. .1. B inwronco.
Meetings were hold every mouth or
ccpt during the sum‘iner vacation. with
1111 Average attendance of form D1l1r'
ing the your 11 reorganisation had boon
pcrl'octoll and non bylaws Illid con-
stitution adopted. Every woman in
the church was now considered 11
member oi the Wonmu‘s Association.
'l‘ho cliiol' study during the your had
been on Joplin, and them had been 11.
number of profitublc rcllulotis and so»
ciul gatherings. The contributions to
various objects amounted to $288.25:
Edward 11. llumburl, supcriulmtdenl
oi the Sunday school, sluco April last.
sold that 11 change bud been mode to
costly from tho lntcmnlionnl to tho
lilskcslcy lessons. 'i‘bo church bud
paid for tho Christmas sitterlnlumoiu.
nod a surplus of about $25 was to 111'
usud in a slorcopticon loclurc' on tho
lsluuds of tho Pucilic, which would
provo of interest to the church and
school mombom Al the beginning
of the last your more wore 3110 tucni
bcrs. Tho rolls bud bot-n rcvisod.
however, and Lilo unions of ovary ouu
who had not alloudod ill thrcc months
worn 'lokc‘b ol’l. causing 11 loss of eigh-
ly-scvcu 111111 leaving tho not mombor
ship at the beginning of tin- proson'
your 303. Tributes worn 1111111 to
John ll. Ferris. for thirty yours socro
lury ol‘ the Sabbath school. and to AI
lbur A. Graham. 1111 IIIHIIMIUIII mom
but 01 lbs Men‘s Christian inquiry
Club. Mr. (inmbsrt also read the rc
port ol the secretory Jesse M Ferris.
which showed the mslnborsblp. uvm'
use. otlondunco, etc, ouch Sunday.
"i‘reusurcr Chariot. S. St, John show
011 that tho Sunday school receipts bud
noon 3-133 112 and tho oxbcuscs $177.11
buying 11 [minute ot 1151171.
The reports of tho various circles
of tho King'sbuugbtcrs Union was
road by the chairman. Mrs. Willluui ll.
Thompson, and includsd idiom-sting
dclulls ol‘ the work of tho Wildlsouvor
(111'ch from Mrs. 31111 It. Fol'cc. soc
rotary; Endeavor Cindi». Mrs. Minor
vs 1111.. Davis. loadcr. 11nd tho Clover
hull! (liroio, Miss billion 81, John. son
rotary /
The moon or the ushers wus glwn
by Dost-on Chariots 81.61 John the
chairman of the board. The uttcnd‘unco
ul tho looming sorVIoou during tho
your was 11.181111. 111111 at tho ovcuiug or
vospui' survico. b.1111}, 111111111111 11 mini
of 1111130.
Ilov. Dr. illicit rows 11 roport or his
inborn as motor. showing blit’l'lituoll
11111111111115: ofllolstion 111. ton luuorulo
In town. and lvm out or town; pur-
l‘ormlng Ion Wedding commutes; ro
solved 1qu this church. twenty-two;
branched sovuulyoono tortuous: mode
in South Norwdlk and other towns.
A benefit dance woo given inst ov»
suing lti Quitnor’s Hall for the Hun-
gorlnu 111mm. it was it great. dilutions
from ovary point of view and the hull
was crowded with gully 1111111111911 young
people. Thor-o “were about 125 ooup-'
low on the floor. 1 Thu committed
work was 111i noun or mourners oi the
bond. Mfrcsbluchts WDM sorvsd duo“
log. the evening .... -1 1» -
a» WW”
*1 I'Iiu. 11.111111 or»
“Futons Homeroom“ 111111111111 wo‘l‘t»
y of Samuel i. baker. of the
WM .111 11 1111111
. 'II.Bouch
rt. who slim,
_ lid Indus 1111111111.
' 1 ' ‘ c to 11111111211 of
_ W Birii‘ottl sundry 28111.1
sought 3.w201¥w our oi 11m.
Elm. at at in
debug: 011M111. .1. out: I};
thus. A11 1111 more. w 11:11 bod 12111111111
lira, was thrown? out on till? plum.
whom 11 ‘p‘ '11 now It sud soul {1.
33111111111: ’Il'tl‘m
' oso 1111111119.. Nd
twenty-scroll addresses. sud Iod two-
1y~ulno pram meetings. During the
111119 and duo-hull“ mouths stoticnod
bore 330 culls bod boon mods, in tho
parish and ovoid”. 1100 miles 1111 torrl»
vlorv bud undo coyorodi 1. 1 . .t
Jacobi»! .mton.,n11 utrmursr or
lho1cu11rch.showod tho Incbms Iron:
oil sourcos. so with 11‘s oxpsndltorss tor
the your. 111.1151;th incl #111113 rcpnlrs.
111 shrouds.
I? which It to
the 9111.1111on poo“:
Woods will his armor.
mi; .
lilo 11111111111111» III John “a
«shampoo of tho boldness committee,
«but lurio‘dy 11111 111 Mr. Swarm slid
111111111111 tbs two 11111111111111: rumours ' '1‘
1.1011111 Jones. ' ' I '
. 1111
Alum
Mr fiwul'tb,‘
smondmslit to tho
Which would wont
pron“
l
"I blind:
It‘s. 12112.. Midi“
i' ll
THR‘EE PEBWNS
BURNED TO DEATH
Italian IIa‘lipiokors Edda In
tho Ruins of a Ilovoi in
Harlem. Now York
M
Nuw vomit; 111111.120. thhilo hull 11
dozen persons. watched a lil'iSIl'abloi
shanty burnéd 15) lbs gr‘ondd ‘11 list-
Icm today without giving it thought to
the possibility. that it. might b1. loun-
mod two mutt and a. Woman who made
their home in the. hovel woro burned
to death T111111 votlms worn ltaliou
rugplckers, Who 111 do a precarious liv-
ing in searching I e offal on the liar-
lcm ‘nshdumps our the lire star. on
is not known. as this little building was
wrapped in comes when the attention
01 1111: employees of 11. nearby onsint.
was directed lbwsrd lt‘ The'rs cho
no building‘s near enough to tho. burn
lug structure to on endangered by, tho
dumps 11ml those who bud seen the
1111-. apparently thought it not worth
while to thin in nu alarm. A little
lutcr when 11 patrolman happened
along and called the firemen the build-
ing had been ‘prnoIicaily destroyed. it
wus while searching the ruins that it
oceanic kuobn that three lives had
seen lust.
W
CLE‘VER BILL
RAI ER ARRESTED
Chicago Man who is Said To
Haveiioailz ' SBDDDDuring
CHICAGO. Jan. 20.- ----- llcprosouilng
hlmsoll to his wife 1 11 your as u gov
eminent secret so loo agent. and liv-
11111 in a luxurious Inparlniont in Prni
rte. avenue but In loudly declared bv
.110. authorltlelto tile clevercsl bill
'niucr wild has in the West in
recent years. having made. it In said
111000 sinus last .s'lunry.1ho slow
of the cursor at W. .K1rk bus come
'0 light.
Kirk‘s bail was mist-d by Judge
31111110111 or the linitvd States District
.‘ourt from 55.01111 m 510,001? other
Thomas 1. Parlor. of tho Scm'crl Sor-
.'lco. had testified 11.. 111 his operations
and oxblblled his Implcnicnis and
raised bills,
Kirk wus'drrcsi‘mi 1111 Aurora. giving
'-lu panic «it; (311111111 CII 111mm lie
vus ll‘OIll’hl to l‘lnl «1'11 11nd his mum:
willI learnt-d 111111 in- 111111 [won (I:
culvml. H". ls “11111111 ill illuiosl I'vor."
.urno city of tilt» “1,151
new ”exam; omca.
1. M‘. Hoyt and C. A. Freeman Open
“Branch of H. H. Hoyt 0, Co.
1. M. Hoyt. and C. A. l-‘rccmun huvc
oponed a brunch 111111-11. oi the Ilrin oi
Hurry H Hoyt null Company. bunk
era and brokl'rs. ’Z‘ht-‘u' olllt-o will In
.111 the second hour w‘ tho Huyl Till-111
are building 111 \‘l'usltiugton strum.
Tho 111m at hurry Iiml 111111 Coni-
puny. me .111» 1'11 11111111 Now Y‘mk (2-1111
solidatod Stock Exchange, 1111s oillccs
in the Arbucklc Building. 11 uud ~13
Willi sit-col, and 11 brunt-l1 olilcu In 11m
Al‘bllcklo Building. 371 h‘uidm strum.
Broaklyn. l\i1', 11111111. 1le humor 1111-1111-
bol‘ of tho firm. is 11 lu'oihul ol‘ 1 ill
Hoyt. at this city. 11111! Is wcil ‘Imnwu
to 11qu 19 or 'I‘ho Noiwulks. 'l‘lio lirm
illitl done It turm- luminous in slooku.
bonds, groin und cotton and their
truttsnclious are on margin or for
cash
Hurry ll. Hoyt. bump: it moutbcr bl
lite Exchuugo. ls ouublcd to ootullily
buy 11ml sell stocks on the door of the
Exolmntw. and tho opening of this of-
11120 give-s to than.» intmoslod 111 stocks
and bonds no opportunity to lrnnsuct
liloir busiuoss In that way.
“1111111111 .1 Mulvlhlll. one of tho iltiv
cs1 loicgrnph opbrutors in this suction
oi the country, has boon doomed to
inks curl- ol‘ the micklsph and at the
luminous 11ml ovory doluil for the
prompl mid utmnrulc oxoculion of or-
dots lms boon curt-1111131 considered. 1
both Mr. lioyl and Mr. Frociuun are
Wall and iovoru‘blr known in the com
munity.
Mr. Hoyt has for muny yours bot-111
councctod with tho lbculro buoiuosu 111
111111 city. In Stamford and in Derby.
Mr Ft'oomdu. oi the io‘rosiunu Ari.
Priui Is 11 young. councils and poop.
in mun. Both plumbers of tho firm
hnvo the coulldsncd of tho publlc in
‘11; r integrity.
he oiling- hus boon upon but 11 short.
thus. but directly considorsblo business
but bsch transacted. showing that it
will be favorably received by the pub
Ci
#11111. orb/tomorrow,
Burriwuc Metropolitan Doors Houso
11111111; 11111 ”chromed to Miss We 1.
s l his son '1 Isl
1311111111 Iii it is
him Ambitious 111' NE: $32111; 311161;?
h u 11 11 hrs: . o n
a a “ ngucr' ‘d‘hs Porto
cram 3‘31?th Iii
111111. ‘i‘hc "No (211111:
Dov
muddy. Nehru “
lilo nnnuni el‘r,
.Su‘olt of tho Court of Common Pious.
11111111111. 1111111
Dourl Decides that It Cannot
compel Ruth Macbanlol, oi
Norwalk, to Leave Her F other
IISho Does Not Choose to Do
80
Margaret C. Muchnlel’s light to se-
cure possession of. her pretty lourleon-
your-old daughter. Ruth, has proved
ousuccosslul.‘ Acting Judge Howard B
\1liste1'.duy banding do‘wu a decision
in which his dismisses Mrs.M11chtn~
ills tippllcutlnn. While he states th‘hi
111113.115 entitled to havethe girl’s cuss
tally by ludinna law. he cannot oom-
pol tho daughter to leave her Inthei
tigulnst her will ‘
This case into been heard at var.
ious times since last November and
some bitterness was shown between
the, contesting parties. Mrs. Muchn~
‘iel’in November brought a‘ writ of hu-
beiis corpus against her divorced bus
bond, Jesse L. Mochuiel. oi” Norwslk.
practically alleging that he had. kid
nuppod their daughter Bulb while sht
wus visiting him. 'l‘hc lllCUlFi‘ nil-n
claimed that the Influence of the lath»
or was Imprifiier.
Mrs. Machnlcl resides In ludiand
polls. 11111., and she came to Norwollv
to got possession or hcr child. Sin
uud her husband, who at one time he1
skied in Bridgeport. were married in
February, 1880. and Mrs. Machnlel
socurod a divorce from him in Mortal.
County. Ind., about three years ago
The court awarded bar tho custody of
her two children. Cedric and limb, but
ordered that they should be allowed
to visit the father at various times. Mr.
Machniol came to Norwulk 11nd nutr-
rlcd sgnin.
"llic. testimony showed that, the chil-
drcn bud boon sent to visit the father
.tluull. July 1 of lost your. and the}
word suppose-d to slay about two
months. When tho limo was up Cedric
returned to his mother, but Ruth ask-
ed the tolhor it she might not remain
with him a while longer. and he gav.
pct-mission to 1101110. I in October. bsfi
cause her daughter has not rclurncd.
Mrs. MucDuniol clinic to Norwulk.
There she experienced u-sovere blow
When she met her daughter on the
slrocl, tho inllur would not look at be!
and pretended not. to recognize. ho.
mother. Al unothcr time Mrs. Mill"
Danici waited on tho steps Oi 11 chin-cl.
for her daughter to conic out. out
whon Ruth appeared and saw 1101'. slit
run tiwuy, without speaking to her.
Mrs. Murilunlei thou brought print-(uni
lugs 111111111111 her husband in (Il'lil'l‘ t'.
obtain 1101' daughter again.
11th Is 11 very bright 11nd pretty
\’l‘llllll.’.‘ girl. During tho trial of 1111
I‘ll:~‘t' siw usually 5111 with 1101' 111111111
In tho court room, 111111 slw 1111ch It
show direction for hcr mollu-r. 'i‘lu'
lotionwho wvidtntly ('11117'151111'14 murl'
low for hot dunghlor. brnko down and
thpl will-11 giving 111-1' tumimony.
Ill‘llll‘ nwluol'uudum of his III-vision
Jtltigu til-till suys:
"1 11nd timl 1111111 has :1 strong prc-
l'cronm i‘m' 11111111111111}; with her father,
and 111111 1111 Itupmpcr inlluonccs have
11111 n l‘ XI l'ii‘tl upon 1111' 111' the respond
1111 In brim: 1111 it) this preference.
I 111111 111111 mum-1mm is 1111 all)
solutciy unsollnblc person to 111ch
charm of line child. but in viow of the
lt-mpuruuwul 11nd churuclorllel-s o! the
pctiloucr as disclosed by tho cvidcucc,
lhc strong preference of tho child. tht
[Il'hllltlllo friction bclwocu her and he.
molbor if s c returns to lndlunupolis.
uglilust he will. and the pccuulury
condition of the parties respectively. 1
find that tho welfare and happiness
of thc child will be promotod by uh
lowing bur. In rcinuln with her (other.
'l‘llc court goon on to 91qu that two
claims wcro umdo. llrsl by tho 1110111131
that the doom» oi the indiuuu court. is
conclusive upon the question at allow
lug hcr’tlio custody at lite child. and
stoondiy, by the (other, that the writ
of imbuus corpus cunnot 111(ch him be-
cuuso 1110 child is voluntarily rompin-
lng with kiln 11nd 1111 is exercising no
restraint over her.
'l‘ho court stutcs that ho ls bound as
11 mutter of 111w, to llud that tho moth.
or is ‘.ontltlod to the custody at the
child/ 'l‘ho only legitimate purpose at
u writ of listless corpus. however, in
11111 case of a child {llfillth'll ugo Ilml
iulrlligoncc. ho lluds It be. to 111111,» ho.
from Illogni rostrdiul: but it uppmr.
tlml. Mr. Msclbtniol bus not rl'slruiucd
hol- liberty nor in any monitor inter
forod with Mrslliooiumicl’s shorts to
exorcise bcr right at custody. except
that be has showed tho child to ro-
muiu In his lsmliy and 111111 refused to
«platinum hor to return to ludluns with
her mother. "it appears." he states
that even during this hearing. 1h:
or and that no restraint whatever 11a.
boon out upon lion.
‘II in portions true 1th if Mr. Moo
“it is perhaps true that If Mr. Muc-
Ihs 0111111.th might. be obllgod to take
shoidd not Attempt to order s father
to films: 1m not at that ollllrsclor. 1
111 real di lilohlty. in tits way of lilo
petitionor to 11111:: trons divisolmstioh
or Both to submit lilo ordorl at her
1111111111 mg: 11111 ' 11111111111111.1191
« ro _ 1111111113111“ so mosaic
1111er 1d w Illli politicos}
111111 ch“ to Cilillltllt’itilltl
sl‘uce
tho respondent
.. _ its
child has gone niche tovlslt her mothu .
111111311 With her mother. bill 11 court W1
“1 dismiss the application 11nd deny '
the writ. 11111on upon the wound that '
its; restraining tho ‘
y - koop‘i 11,13 but Bil
toollves 17111111111111 Start Last
Night for Allop‘oll Dynamllors
«um-.—
WESTPBRT, .Jon. 20.-Dotectlvos
actingunder tho direction of Deputy
Shorlii Romper are said to have been
on guard last night in the uo‘ghbor—
hood of the fruit store or R Forrara
.6 prevent the carrying out of n throat
to dynamite the store.'1‘his threat
was contained in 11 letter signed “Black
Band" and bearing a skull and cross
bones and other symbots.‘ It was rbv
delved Wednesday by Mr. Ferraro.
t'bree strange men. apparently ltnliuns,
who came to town yesterday, were
:iusoly watched by the‘ deputy snerllts
militants No attempt was made to
drry out the Invest contained in the
letter.
h‘orrcra has old friends that he paid
$500 in rospouse to the stfdeninnd
lulu 1111-1 "Black Hund.‘ u d (111111.010.
last letter he recolved,‘iu dddltfon'to
.lBSQltillg that be lmd. violated. conti-
dence. threatened to blowup his store
unless ho paid unotllcr $500 to 1111 agent
of the blind in New York before lust
night. ii‘crrnrn left town yesterday.
Ho told 11 friend (but he was going lo
New York, as he thought It possible
that his wife. who went abroad sov~'
oral months ago. might. arrive on n
steamer, although ho. had not heard
1mm her. .
The whereabouts of MrSuFerraru and
at F‘ei'rtirn's daughter. aged uboul 30
years, is unknown to tho fruit dealer.
01' at leu'st was unknown when he left
here yesto1dny.l'iis wile went away
three months ago 111111 was to have 1e-
lurued at Christmas time but nothing
has been heard from her. A low weeks
ago the daughter started for 11 visit
to relatives in New York 11nd 8111» also
is now missing. Friends 01‘ Ferraro
say he is in doubt whotuor or not the
“Block Hand" had anything to do
with the double disappearancc,
Ferraro gave no inclination before
going to New York us to whether he
intended to pity the second $5011 lic-
muuded of him. 111: did say, bowovcr.
thut he would soon bc ruined it tho
unwelcome attentions of tho ”Black
Hand" were kcpt up.
OIL WAGON OVERTURNED.
An oil wagon owned by Litilwull &.
Cannon; skidded on tho Ice on tho bill
in Weslport avenue, ycslorlluy. Mcssrs.
Coiwoll and Cannon were thrown out
In tho ovcrturning ol' the wagon and
horse. but neither Olit' was injured.
TO LET.
TO‘ samurwo ROOMS 'ro
reul: $11.50 11 month. 22 Elizabeth St.
120 11
To LET~FURNISHED ROOM‘ALL
modcrn improvomouls. 92 South Main
sll‘ocl. jlll 31
T0 LET~TIIE CARPENTER SHOP
rcccntiy occupied by Waldrou & Rior-
1111:) on Steamboat Dock; also mil re
ccnliy occuplcd by the Easlum 1.1111ch-
wcni (31).. on Wator street. ‘inmiirc
Taylor 6‘: Golden.
TO LET .- HOUSE csurnktm
located. eight rooms. laundry. set tubs
and all modern conveniences, Possess
siou Immediately. Particulars 015E
Adams. ' '1 2
L ' '
WAEEESMWB
LOST—GOLD LOCKET, WITH
niouogium. S L. A.. two pictures in
side. Finder will be rowordcd by
:oaviug some at Sentinel Olllcc.
o
2.“.
L08+~WILL 'i‘lill‘. PERSON WHO
picked up belt at comm of St. John
and East avenue. kindly return some
to 27 St. John svcunc or to this Of-
no.0 11nd rccoivc rowm'd. 120 it
LOST—~WEDNESDM'. EITHER 0N
irollsy car bclwoon Noroton post olllco
hull Bcois' storo Notwolk or on Wash
11111411 street. 130. Norwalk. small gold
bur not with pour-I binder will be
"In rewarded by rclurning some
to this 011109.120 ll'
LOST—BETWEI‘N ‘TM'LOR AND
(101110113 01th and tho 10 cent store
Tuesday afternoon a livht tau nurse
with monogram 1A. '1‘. 11.. containing
1110qu Ind Building 1% Loan rccelpi.
Findsr welcome to money It they will
return purse to this office. 119 it
BUSINESS NOTICES.‘
suptovus‘u'r Aosuov ‘sw.
J. Wilcox anuounoog that sly s so.
Ibillhed on employment hubby at
1:: 11311101111 Place and can secure work
an all classes of applicants. )0 8111
J. A. RUDD“. PRACTICAL PAINT
«11'. Paper Hunger 11nd Decorator ilsti
11mm submitted Address. Madison
111-outlast of Franklin Op. Luther
Wflrht' I can .
CEMETERIES.
1 Rinaldo DomoloryuNorwsik
«evenly sores 111111: I
both to ”suit all. it
Em
Dspuly Sherlil Kolupor and De- ‘
19111111
ing to Malta Up Lost 1111111
DIRHAM. N. H.. .lu11.2‘0‘.--“'i“he
‘Sunriso" express from Ilsiilax and
John ovoi the Western division
(831‘ tln Boston and Maine railroad. was
turn had by a brokci‘l 11111 n' short dis-
tum n wast of the Durham station. 10-1
duy. Four curs \vcrc thrown from [the .
tint k 211111 11 score or morc persons were
111,11ch l‘our seriously, 1 _ ‘
'iuosc sovrreiy injured were:
Miss Belle Donald. iiumpton N 13.. 1
sown injurics to head. 11nd shoulder
rli- 1111 «110d
(oicrcd pm tor of Pullman c4. who 1
refuses to give some. hesdmnd shoul
\‘IPIS bucrntcd and bruised by being
thrown through car window,
Albert Hall, Por.llaud Me" internal
injuries. ' . ‘
1‘1mucs'l)uun, .lr..
head and hip Injured. .1
it Is thought all of these will re», -
cover.
cheu other persons sustained in-.
Juries necessitating medical attend-
ance, null :1 dozen or more sustained
cuts and bruises of a minor nature.
Among those was Mrs Samuel Clark..
of New York lily, whose head was
bruised and face injured
The train which was made up of an
engine, baggage car, Pullman sleeper ,
(Continued on Eighth Page).
WANTED.
WANTED—lNS'I‘ALLMEN'i‘ COB
leclor for merchandise accounts. Good
salary and expenses. Address. Manu-
facturer. P. O. Box 1027. Philadelphia,
Pa, j20 3t
WANTED~BOARDERS WANTED-
21 Union 81.. South Norwaik. 118 at
WANTEDwTWO DISH WASHERS.
also throe good general lionhov‘votkei‘u.
Apply to Mrs w,.1.w1cox,13 Hau-
l’ord Place South Norwallt. . 118.1“
CHAUFFEURS
WANTED.
Ambitious young mcn,1l can
slimy you how to better your cir—
L‘llllls‘lillll‘t‘fi while keeping your
prcs 't'nt' situation if 3611 can
so. 1111 :1 reasonable sum on prat‘.
littil instriitliml, part 1)) mail,
balance by actual road w.ork run-
ning: a large car in South Nor-
walk The demand; and pay ‘ar 1
good. opportunities greats and
mv's systcm holicst; fi'uc null proc-
ttc‘al. Ntltlrcss Julian F. ‘Dct‘itsoi‘l.
Dept. I) New Haven Conn . -
. . iii lw
WANTEbu—LADIES TO CANVABJ,
for cotton thread.
ticio.
package soils It; quality makes it s
repeater. No experience" necessary. ‘
General scout will be In this locality ‘1
soon. Address at once. Robert G. Wllo"1".1
lace Co 6'! Chsuncy ‘81.!lostou ‘ '
Jill ill:
WANTED-T0 PURCHASE AN
kind of old books,
you have send postal.
or counlrv and pay cash Larva
braries or semi! colloclious bought:
Address Books. corn Samuel. 11801.1i
MISCELLANEOL .'. .
THE PARIS and A111: 6011' '
House. 8‘3 So Mum audio NDI‘WIII ‘
Reduction Sills going on“. a: "smooth
lino Suits. Cools. Skit-til. slots. Gill
Cools. ot- liiio on tho dol‘n‘r. 00131111111119»
ly and no; your choice. 11 they 111's: '
11111 last. We 1111.1 for d 1111‘ and t .
soil is a «living to you More 1111111 1111
We «all better voo‘ds bituminous
that. any More In 'iito Nutty/slits "in;
ccourl comparison. Como 11111
cwo viuccd. J 1
FREE To LADIB
lickots this wock. trio w: 1111’ trc
free. Wrinklos. crows test p
bisoklmada and freckles ‘romov
partitions hair. molar and world
mouenlly destroyod by «11911111101 '
with out polo or lion occult
31131” sigma locus! or bra
W
11.:
no etc
dot oldie you are rim. Apply to Doc
Yam-um doom outlast on the
Mind I 1 II ‘III
a . '
1111
111116? ,
mfitils’ “11:33
13mm 10 s m. 1.. 1o 11. or. Al: 110ml; Egon.
my, '
. . . i ,.
POW SALEMDFPMI
mould for ductility {11111111111118
new and shroud hurl, less
you used it how pi slid
Dolls 1
Portland. Me.. ' . “
Popular priced 111'. a,"
Good co‘mmisshr‘n. Novelty o:
No matter what 1 ‘ ‘.
Will call city
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