Annoying Proprietor’ it bought
NEW YORK. March 26. ——Because
Louise Francbinl. a pretty Italianpthei
daughter of the proprietor of the T11
volt restaurant in West Thirty-eighth
street. refused to clone with him. Vic-
tor Custint a former waiter in the
restaurant, today shot and fatally
wounded her and then killed himself
Miss- F‘rauchinl was cashier at the
’l‘iVoli. Cuetlni had beeh employed
there about a month. until a week ago,
when Miss Franchlni told her father
that the waiter was annoying her. Cus-
tlni. who was a handsome fellow and
abbut twent five years old,1had sev-
’ oral t es egged the girl to stops
with h in. On tbe'girl's c mplaint he
was discharged. Last nigh he saw her
on-‘rthe street and followed her to the
door of the restaurant in which she
lived and again begged or to slope
with him. The girl age. refused
”WM ..
IHIHIH HHPHH
HEPHIH IH
MHHI HIIHHKS
Admits that lie is Living With
a Girl lie loves," and Also
Played titer Small Stakes"
Fat Mboib pal-lo ‘
ST. PETERSBURG. March 26-—
Father Go on in a frank. open letter
today. rcpt on to the attacks on his
public Amplifyiite lift? 3:3“?“099 that
he has instructed 111111111 yearn Mar-
golin, to bring an action for defame
tion of chdt‘acter inst his detractors
, 1
and denies the c' urge of betraying
and abandoning _a girl while he was a
prison choplain. 'Gapon explains that.
refusing to follow the rule of the ortho-
dox church prohibiting the remarrioge
of priests. which he declares drives
the clergy to secret immorality. he
took to his bosom as his wife a girl
whom he loved and that, she is still
living with him
Gapon declares that of. the 815 000
V .1 which Premier Wiite gave through for'
‘mer Commerce Minister Tlmiriazeff
for tile restoration of the Canon labor
organization he only received $3.500.
all of which was used to ‘help the
The remainder was stolen
by Mathushensky. the press agent and
Canon
workmen.
real director of the Father
movement. who Ma's arrested at Sara-
.toif February 24. and brought to St
i’etersburg for trial
Regarding the charge of gambling
at. Monte Carlo with "mysterious mun
cy" Gapon aa‘yA:
"During the bloody uprising at Mon
row I received money for
curiosity. I played
workmen's movement will
can-1 of the workmen."
Whenho returned to St. Petersburg
(inpon admits that be communicated
with Count Wilmxwho gave him per-
mission to live here. considering that
his work was "constructive and not
destructive."
(iapon conclud
with an expression
or his firm convio on that history will
do monstrste that "the unfrocked pope"
to the last drop
lived for hiooo so:
of his blood on led a sentinel over
the rights and liberties of the work
man and oppressed
The letter made a good impression.
but Canon 11 linearity is nnoeringly at.
mailed by the Run, which calls Gapon
a h-icnd of General Fallon (chief of
police of It. Potonburg) and a pen-
sioner of Count Wilts.
Emperor Nichols is renewing a den
utntion of peasants from Karen prov-
ince today employed a new and soon:-
01‘ tons.
of the inviolabiiity of property, inform
ing the accounts that a recurrence of
agrarian disorders and the destruction
of property would not only be punish-
ed in the til
communit
once of the poaBAtIW banks. 1
The papers coo’tln‘ o to be filled with
rumors of 21511111in til!" 1'9 Atioti.
'whloh they any cred to
Emperor Nichols
1111 wrm Q11 W. 1.1.FFF 111111 Loan
wit:
mum daily” to
the Italian!
literary
work and while abroad. out of simple
4n small stakes.
A review of my connection with the
rave that
i never was an agent of 1 e govern-
ment and labored solely in the inter-
Hamil nothing about nits.
tying their land hunger and spoke only
not «vote fashion. but the
pat-tidbit!“ in the dis:
orders would be deprived of the schist,
FPutlmc 11.13 D: ’
v
or
“You will regret the way. you hove
treated me." Cudtini said to her. . “Un-
less, you marry me I will kill you. "
Early day Custinl entered the par
ion of th '1‘1voli and waited there until
Miss Franchini came down stairs. As
she did so he hastened to the hallway
”and met her and asked her to marry
.him She refused again.
"i cannot live withouttyou.” declare.
Custini. "I might as‘Well end it all
now. "
At this he drew a revolver and fired
at the girl. The first shot missed her
but the second and third entered her
right breast and she fell to the floor.
As the waiters and patrons at break
fast rushed out into the hall Cultini
placed the revolver to his ear. tired
and fell dead beside the girl.
Miss Franchinl was removed‘lt'ki' a
hospital, where it was said that _-sh(
would not recover.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
TO MEET AT WATERBHIBY
_.._L...._...
Chairman Walsh issues Call
for Apr. 2-Waterbul~y Wants
State Convention
Members of~ the Democratic State
Central Committee hare received otll
ciai notices from Chairman Waist
that a meeting ofthe committee wil'
be held at the Hotel Elton. in Water
bury. Monday. April 2. Dinner wil
be served at 11.30.11nd the monitor
will be held immediately after. Cap
lain Daniel E. Fitzpatrick, a Water
bury member of the committee. will
aid» in the detail owe arrangeme’ntr
F{2:131 e gathe‘rlng. dnnounoes the:
011g press re Will be 'iiroiught upon
the committee to call the state can
ventlon in Waterbury. The last. Dem
tartaric convention called to nominatr
a state ticket was held at New Haw
September 6 and 7. 1904. and in 190
at New Haven. September 24 Hand 2f
Waterbury had a Democratic stat
convention on July 7.1900.b11t it we
only to nominate delegates to the. nu
tionnl convention at Kansas City,
I
in recent legislative sessions, ther
have been interesting hearings befor
the appropriations committee on bill
proposing the erection of buildings a
the Soldiers Home at Noroton. fo
the use of veterans. committed to‘tb
home. who desired the companionshir.
of their wives in their declining years
The measure has been uniformly d1
tented. not only on account 0H thy
possible expense. but. also. part y be
cause of apprehension that an-elemen
of discord would be introduced int:
the atmosphere of the home In 1003
a bill providing for cottages at thr
homo for veterans and their wives
was rejected. but a substitute bill wo:
passed appropriating $10. 000 for all
of married veterans eligible to admit
sion to the home, but who were re
siding elsewhere with their wives. In
the 1905 session. a bill providing (0'
the support of veterans and that
wives in a home for their exclualvFr
use, was reported upon adversely b:
the appropriations committee and Wli
rejected. The committee also reject»
ed another bill appropriating $20.00
for a dormitory home. These bill:
were warmly supported by the we
man's ltclir-i' Corps and the measures
having failed. the members not ih1
corps set. about to get at tilt? matte
in another way. A property at Crom
wall was bought and equipped as 1
home for veterans and their wives ant
now has a number of inmates. 60m
mander May of the Connecticut 1191
pertnrent of the C A. R. is quoted in 11
Mcridon dispatch. as admitting; tha‘
it is intended to ask the atateto
assume the support of the home and
pay off the mortgage of to. 000 on (hr
property. 1.
Colonel Henry 81 Turroii. Whose
name has been sent to the Edited
States Senate by the president for
promotion to deputy surgeon- {sacral
of the United States Army. in IN
Milford man. He was 1111 Islets
surgeon of the Seventeenth
out infantry 111' the Civil W. nan
three months after joining “things 1
merit he was captured inlfl it In
womhold for six months before being
paroled.
, high cost. of ammunition for tho [£11111
1 . of the Springfield musket. but few of
Probably Fatally Wounded Today by 11 Walter, Who said 1111
11111111 iloi 1.111 Without her, and Who Afterwards Killed i-iim-
salt" With the 811110 Weapon-Alan Had Been Discharged for
In 1876 he 3011101! the m A“
0.11.11.111111 rs 8,an All 11.1
‘ anti Hiiiized Them
Over and liver '
W
A new duty 111 imposed nowadays on
the gourdsmeu of this state by the
rifle in use by the C. N. i} in the day
the companies saved thovshell's after
once using them in practice. although
some of the individual shooters did so
themseIVes. Now, however, all” the
save these shells and they are utilized
longer serviceable.
in each company there is detailed
one or more men who are in charge
of the reloading of the ammunitibn
He has a furnace where he melts his
bullet metal. cdsts the bullets. puts the
powder and primers into the shells
and places the bullet Where it belongs.
These reloaded shells are almost its
‘ccurato in use.“ are the ones loaded
by the government an where a load»
ms officer 111 cartful hey are of a
501118!" grade than the government ar-
ic e
Great care has to be exerciser] when
‘he bullets are moulded to get the
bases of them perfectly square. if this“
is not done there will he places around
the edge of the bullet where the gases
generated by the powder will escape.
baking the flight of the missile uncor.
Fain and it will swcrvc from a straight
no
The exact quantity of powder of a
certain grade must be used and the
primers must. be properly driven in
Jan to ensure accuracy. If a primer
)0 not plac acfitzd properly the cartridge
viii either 155 or hang flrc. Taking
he indoor and outside quotas into
:onsideration there will be used by the
Third Regiment about 75.000 rounds
of reloaded shells during this year.
BRIDGEPORT POLICY MEN FINED
BRIDGEPORT. March 2d.—-—Eight
men, Frank O’Brien.-Hsrry W. Flint.
iohn Clancy. John Dusion, Samuel
Williams Andrew Farrell. Thomas
Flint and John D Carpenter arrested
in raids by the police Saturday alien
company commanders are ordered to -
again and again until they are no F
.A dispatch to the
.‘rr..F
y the rivers and
1 At Sonora it
with) damage has
1n the vi,
19 much of the
rap and Gurney
It as foot Fol! wot
cinity of-
country stall)!
is winter to
vent
. in the
'" 1,1000 acres of
. tolu- In South-
lde on the San
“solos and Sun
communication.
At Fresno p large/‘force of men is
working tofp
royj; the water from
Freaking 1gb .
and
vicinity ofi
10MB“ 111'.
{7111 items“
in mh‘e eleven. 1_
Diego has lhtort
1:111 levees and flood
the o’ 1“."
warrant 0h 11th Railroads.
SALT LAKE. j’Utall. March 26. —-'1‘he
heavy rains of the past tvm days have
caused numerous washonts along the
line of the Ban Pedro. hos Angeles and
Salt Lake 111111111111. and it will be a
wank or more beforg traillc can be re-
1. Truth in‘ 11111111111111~ Story
that its Will Not been 111-
nomination Next Fall
WASHINGTON. March- 211. —The
statement in the New York Tribune
yesterday 111111 Conversation Henry
With not be a candidate for a venom.
motion is a fake. and 111 “wholly unau—
thorlsed. Mr. Henry will be a candi-
date for reelection. and has the stress-
nomlnatioa by his constituents.
The foregoing special dispatch is
in response to a. telegram sent to
Washingtonw to obtain confirmation in
denial of a story which was printed
in the New York Tribune under a New
Haven date this morning. The New
Haven story was as follows:
“information comes from the First
Congress District that Congressman E!
Stevens Henry. of Vernon. who has
been in Washington since 1895. does
not. intend to offer himself as a can-
didate for‘ re- election this fall. but
will retire from politics. WhileM
Henry has not officially made such rn
statement those who are close to him
in Washington are certain that tho
Vernor congressman will be out of
public life after the coming election.
though they add that his determina
tion to retire has not been actuated
by any reference to the tariff mat-
ter. 11 has been his intention to re
tire. 11 is said. _since his last election.
1lnl904
BURGLARS IN A MARKET.
Small Change Taken From Central
Food Company's Store.
“Burglars entered the store of the
Central Food Company at Washington
sumed. Two paasgnger trains which
left here Saturday night have just
tracks of the Southern Pacific.
San Jacinto tum Raging.
LOS ANGELGESFFCaIif March 26. —
Raging- down its
course in the at [my known in
noon. were each fined $313 and costs by
Judge Nicholson in the city court. this
morning, for keeping a gnmbiiog'
place in which policy slips were sold
Fourteen frequc tors who gave noti
tioua names We as allowed to forfeit
bonds of $15. which Judge Nicholson
permitted to be reduced from 0211.
1111
i
CASPER, Wyo. March 211.~An ar-
ionnnodation train on the Chicago and
Northwestern Railways new branch
ran into 11 washout on the Paris. twen~
iy-six miles west of here. this morning
and nine persons wrrc killed and thir
teen injured.
Most of the killed-erro in a caboose
which was at the rear of the. train.
Back of the caboose was a ponder-nus
"cinio Calif" 1111.11st
111 only -1ive‘ years San Jacinto Riv
er threatens gre bdanrage to the town
of San Jacinto. the extensive ranch-
other
For s first
the Mamet dam
M‘s Fsiulceways and
tag regions. use y 111111 to ma
plucos 1111111an tho; valley.
time,» 111 its histo‘
is pouring tron
bebn compelled to iturn back and will;
make the trip to' has Angeles on the}
lines rrom San Ja—g
street and Railroad avenue. last night.
but fortunately did not secure much.
Entrance Was obtained to the store by
climbing an iron fence between the
store and the next. building. Going
down a narrow alleyway the burglar
.removed a pane of glass 11x14 and
crawledtbrongh the aperture. This
morning it was discovered that be-
tween 25 and 40 cents had been taken
from the cash register Nothing else
about the place was disturbed The
burglary is supposed to have been the
Work of a boy. owing to the small
hole through which he crawled.
it's a wise hatter who always knows
augmenting the
1 MF‘M
111111111511111117111111.
just how to capthe climax.
DELAYED. RESCUEDS
CABOOSE WAS CRUSHED BY STEEL WATHL TANK CAR. AND WASHING AWAY 0F BRIDGE
\
‘plunged into the caboose and crushed
it like an egg shell catching the peo-
ple in a trap
At about the same time that. the ac-
cident occurred the middle span of the
big railroad bridge across the Platte
River near this city went out as the
result of floods. and it became impos-
sible; to send trains’to the scene. A
great force was at once nut to work
on the bridge and the o‘il'lciais announv
Green. Gill and Keith crossed the ri-
ver by the wagon bridge..secured a
handcar and started for the scene. A
severe snowstorm came up and after
going six miles, the handoar- was
blocked. The physicians then drove to
the wreck.
The wreck occurred on the new
line being constructed from Casper
to the Shoshone Reservation which
is to be thrown open to settlement
next‘August.
Company, which for the past two years
has been located at the plant of the
Colonial Foundry and Machine Com-
pany in East Mama": and has been
etxenalvely engaged in the‘hnanufac-
ture of marine gasoline engines and
reversing clutches is leaving town
and has consolidated its plant with
the Eatserhouss Englpe Compuny,o
Taunton. Mass. ‘
Theo'l‘uttle Company has been one
of the growing concerns of he Nor-
Walk's and has evolved a very no type
of gasoline engine.
The Eastorhouffie Engine Company
111111 been ualngt clutches made by
the Tattle (tampon. and in order to
economies in construction. it has been
decided to consolidate the two. An
other factor which worked in favor of
the consolidation was the fact. that the
Colonial Foundry and Machine Com-
pany 1a cramped for room at its pres»
ent quarters and Wanted the floor
space occupied by the F‘fl‘uttis Com-
play. 1 1
The work. postmooced or and a
number of igittpoar loads of utilised
tar army as an assistant sum.
The lion. Josiah lency. feral
mayor of the city of Eastern?! iii
liver an address upon' Municipii ,
c1111hc11t"in Hearts}! New Ha on
next Wednesday. After hbieottliiéau'
informal reception will be tends
3'in Mr. Quincy at tho 'Ulilbn 1411:qu
F _
our on A “113111 c
, J at 1.1-” , o.
r vs 711. Varsity ’13}: Club v11
whom I.“
William. ’1; .
Who has t '
at "Billie gr 11‘
to set with
get 1111 sawmill
111 1 11min
other with com-d1.
cred till Bruises. and flay
Have Beeniiurdered
NEW HAVEN, March 20. -—Mrs.
John McMahon was found dead on the
door of a bedroom in her home at Con
tervlile by neighbors yesterday. while
the husband was discovered lying on
the bed. and said to be under the in-
fluence of honor.
The woman: body was badly
bruised and battered and the rooms
in which the McMahons has been liv-
1119; were strewn. it in said. with brok-
on furniture and crockery. The man
was not injured. it is said. so far as
could be seen.
Medical Examiner Joslin who was
notified. said after viewing the body
of Mrs. McMahon that she mint
%e been do“ for four days. Mo-
hon. who it in said wombat in a
condition togive any information.
WM. held by order of (lumber Mix.
we will begin-o
Inlays-11311111111i to- 9
cod it would he completed before Most of the persons killed and in
steel water tank. The caboose sank noon. lured were workmen on their way to
deep in the mud and the tank car Superintendent Cortillon 11nd Doctors the grading camp! .
EAST Nonwaak’absas‘mouorsv SENSATIDN DADSED rnvsovamau'ro 1+ much
u...— ~ .1 Pic NT.
H. A. Tutti. Concern Consolidates AT GENTERVILLE _
With East-mouse in cream. Spite Driver at Work Making Repairs
pony. of Tauton. I00. , ~ ’ ' totho Long Goal Dock.
re. 11. .1. more Manufacturing Women as Found Dead. liov-
A large force of men. under the dlo
rection of the supervisor of docks oi
the New York. New Haven and Harv
lord Railroad Company. was taken
from South Norwalk to Wilson Point
by the switch engine. this , ing.
The men commenced work 1 yrs
guilloting the large cool cool: at the
on .
Several hundred splice will be driv-
en by the land Ipile drivers the
work will take considerable ti s. New
planking will be placed on the a oak.
and the structure strengthened in ev-
ery. way possible. The railroad oom-
paay has a large quantity at cost ar-
rive by barges at the Wilson Point
dock. and in “view of the threatened
coal strike will have a considerable
quantity stored there in case of emer-
“MY-
Wan-mun .
DID! NOT LIKI GOFT FOCAL.
" 11011an
., the school build
" F the 113111111:
of
it
est assurances of support for a re.
‘ WANTED.
WANTED-11 SMALL SAFE 1N
good condition. Address "Safe." care
Senti ncl 11126 11
WANTED~A GOOD PLAIN COOK
‘No washing. Apply to Miss Cholwell.
30 High street. 1 11126 {it
WANTED-«BY A LADY. UNFUR-
keeping; or furnished room. Address
"Hill. " Sentinel Office _m26 8t.
WANTED—A GARDENER AND
useful mun; married. small family.
and grapery. Apply with roferndes to
~eren the convicts at the penitsn- stabbed three times. Woods died
tiary were called for breakfast today. stantir.‘ Another guard
Guard J. W. Woods. of Macon. Mo.. killed the-convict.
nished room.‘or rooms for light. house .
Must understand care of greenhouse 5
Dr. A. N. Philip. Gienbrook. Ct. 11126 6t 1
enamel-HF}:
lug. ‘~
immediate!
A
~ spawns 11.. March 1111-4
llamliton paid this foreseen that
would have nothing to m for- ,,
cation today and that he would any
It” New York during the course of 111
ay. ,
.. --,§. . .....~ ..
PERSONAL
Wit. PRIfiBRVfi GEN LEM
looks and give to .1
glow? of health and free the face " fro,
all blackheads with two tum
treatment. At Otto ltobde'a. City it
81.1...er
1.... ma. ,...
i‘o Lam7‘
WANTE 0D RELIABLE MAR-'
ried man to to 9 charge of ice wagon
for the year. Apply E. '1'. Bates. Box
198 Dorian, Conn. Tel. 259-.3
11126 81 I West street.
'ro Lev—rival ROOMS on mass:
floor. ready for occupany April 1. First
class condition. John H. 111111111231:
fresh Jersey cows. State age and price,
Address It" A. Brands. Rowayton. Ct.‘
1 11120 :11
WANTED-«BRlGl-l'l‘ BOY ABOUT
10 years old, to learn japanning. Ap~
ply Postal Typewriter 00.. Knight
street. Norwalk.
. WANTED-*A WHOLE LOT 01“
of small farms and properties for sale.
at from $800 1001200. Send to or
J. B. lemme Agencies! noun
Main 11th 1W"
- WANTIWB
and Waist hands; at once.
Crescent Terrace.
.4
111191!
waerrsoa'rwo on Titans! 19 LET—FLOOR, 121 so. “W
‘ 11123 at F‘
39m
Apply" a» .
clubs, organizations. etc. desiring
typewritten statements. rules. regula-
tions. etc. to patronize The Clifford
Public Stenographer. Mary E. Kear-
ney. The Clifford. “Phone 408.
WANTED—«CORSET OPERATORS
on gore stitching. steel stitching and
lap seaming. Apply GeorgeC. Batchei-
ler & 00.. Railroad and Myrtle ave-
nues. Bridgeport, Conn. m1 tf
WANTED—DON’T SELL YOUR
feather beds: have them made into a
delightful folding mattress automat-
1mm steamed and aim Write
for descriptive pamphlet, w ill. 13.0
ILFoldtng bf attreu Go... “10'! East
Washington 31.80.1(m da ti
W
CEMETERIES. '
. Riverside Cemetery -- Nomlk
Conn. seventy acres beautifully locat-
ed. Lou to suit all. It is wise to
select a lot while you are ailv Ap-
ply to Geo. W. Veer-bees. dupe inten-
dant. ~
nrscatmsaons.w"
[ASTER 10 COMING. HAVE YOUR
coma cured no that those new shoes
will be easy to wear. Cornell's Rapid
Corn Cure will do it. All drug and
shoe stores. Price. 15 cents.
'OliTIONs 0160810" ALL
by neutrino to lira. w. a 1's
Employment Money. It
Hours 8 to 11 a. 111.. 1 W8.
..A a
aosmass horrors
lb. 1.. WIHRLIA 00.. AGENTS
for Papa Hartford. Pope Tribune. Pope
Toledo-11d Cadillac Automobiles. The
above firm has secured Magnor’o liviA
ery stable. where they will open a
garage and first class auto and May
cit razpair station on or about A rti
let. North Main 81.. South
walk . . . in” at.
aortas monolith. 110111111 slur
o
wan-rec «- SECRETARIES err
St. inquire on premises.
T0 Lib—NEW omens in ”are
hand block. rembdeled to suit maria
Apply ReedsHavllaad. 01' OidW 11
Cigar 00.11134
TO RINT~F0FU11 ROOHS. suit.-
1. 1 n1. 1111111-
or
rooms. with one .
newly papsred and
and well water: not mtor.‘~
Mrs. FKeith. 61 Cedar .
FOR RENT—T A100“
ond floor, 59 South in street.
light! housekeeping; filth. one.
furnished; not traniidilts. W011»
sated. opposite Clifford. Mrs.
FOR RENT—AT 0
East Norwalk. on too 1
his house. 00mm ,1 .
modern mom i ' ‘ ~
s Hanford. 1111111 _ ., ,
field street. ' ‘
T0 LET-BEO
Ilarge vault. in u
111111111113, suitanW
lighit‘ mortgagor!“ Apply to
FIELD
Mi” POLHINU E0 .
ropodiat. Residence . Taylor "
tolepbone'iiib-il. Appoint. cuts 1 ,
private residences.
Telephone 203- 5.
DR. MAIILLI .11. "ill
001cc Hours:
8-10 a. 111.
M p. 111.
Do 111., -
PIANOINITI ,0
0.301111». Stud
...._ a, .. ...
F0
miich cow and on)
Apply to Victor E.
dross PLO. box 1117.
HIM. --A l"
“ream
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