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Two Colored Woman Arrested
at Soulhllorwslk Station.
While lilo Other Ousky Dam-
eeleglafde Their Escape to
Stamford -
Carols Davis and Kate Williams.
two of Stanford's colored aristocracy.
have a very. poor idea of the hospital-
ity of Theblorwallfs as they are now
very sorrowfuliy regarding the world
from behind the iron gratings at po
lice headquarters» -‘
The two colored girls came to South
Norwalk for a good time and they ap-
parently had it, for yesterday after-
noon they vibrant the westbound '
tlon ready torsturn to Stamford. WEE:
Constable J. J. Goodwin collared th .
Complaint had been made that they
were using vile and profane language GI
and making a considerable disturbance
at the station. There were five in the
party. but two were not making any
trouble and the third. whose. name
was Sarah. made her escape. Con-
stable Goodwin caught two of them.
I ” .k and asked a young man named Smith
mo arrest Sarah for him. Sarah put
up a fight and some men, whose name
was not learned; helped her to get
free. The two who were arrested
loudly denied that‘they had made any
trouble and their cases will come up
for trial this afternoon before Judge
Taylor.
Considerable trouble has been ex-
perienced by the police with the color.
ed people who come here from Stam-
ford and have a rendezvous in Wood
street, where they make things an-
pleasant for the whole community.
When. the trouble started there were
four women in the party and they cir-
culated from one depot to the other.
becoming more noisy with every move.
The employees at the station ordered
them to move on. but the women de-
clined. and finally established a head-
quarters ln the tunnel. Baggagemss
ter Petty telephoned to various places
for an officer, and being unable to lo-
cate one, Major Eben Hill, In. wh
had. his, auto.“ the station. voluntee ~
ed to. assisL_.t.-‘H'e'silcceed f getting
Constable Goodwin. and... . lbd him
to the station; Thewomen refused
to accompany him, and there was a
further delay, one of the quartette be-
ing turned over to the Smith boy. who
drives for A Solmans. On the way to
the police station the woman escaped
from the wagon.
constable Goodwin finally landed the
two accused women in the lockup.
while he left the remaining one at the
station. She succeded In making her
escape to Stamford on the train leav-
ing here at 7:57. but may be arrested
later in that city.
SAILSY PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
—-—-
Suspected Murderer in Middletown
Bound Over for Trial.
MIDDLETOWN. July 2l.——The pre-
liminary hearing in the case of Henry
G. Bailey. the suspected murderer of
George Gbodale. who was arrested in
Toroton about a week ago, was held
in the city court today and probable
cause being found. he was bound over
by Judge Pearce to the September
term of the Superior Court without
bail. Bailey pleaded not guilty to the
charge of first degree murder. The
prosecution was conducted by State
Attorney Heines with the assistance
of Prosecuting Attorney Coughiin.
Attorney G. B. Carlson represented
Bailey. Medical Examiner Cuief.
Chief lnglis and Henry is Gaylord
were among those who testified. Oth-
er witnesses who are alleged to have
seen Bailey at or near the Goodaie
from on July‘s. the day the murder
t
was comm ed. all testified. Aside
from pleading. Bailey would say noth-
ing regarding the case.
The prisoner waclakcn to the coun-
, ty tail to Saddam this afternoon.
AUTOMOBILI OHAOID MAN.
Councilman Mother's New Machine
, Develops Peculiar Traits.
it's an awfully unpleasant sensation
y$zmfigxgognhfiyowgg m consumed by the flames. Mr. Glade
in it and It chase- you into your yard
and tries to follow you in at your front
door. it is unpleasant. and in fact
decidedly uncanny. The residents of
Elisabeth street witnessed such an ex-
perience. however, Sunday after-
noon. Oontrsctor Harry w. Mather.
the‘ lat councilman. has lust urn
ch a handsome machine and w lie“
in his house he left the much-
J—mm A
raid. at u.» satin Norwal
PcebOflios as Second Class lint r.
T‘L‘W
OIl'lISE Mill racks
forty Vessels Expected l."
Participate in the Norwsik
Yacht Oliib'e Easiward Salt
:—
Alregular meeting of the governing
committee of the Norwalk Yacht Club
was held last night. at the residence
of Rear Commodore W. F. Clarke. In
Belle island. Nearly all the man»
here were in attendance and plans
discussed for the balance of the sea-
son's events.
i
Much interest centered in the an-
nual cruise of the Norwaik Yacht
Club, whiclfwiil beheld early next
month. It is expected from informa-
tion received by Commodore Clar-
ence F. Osborn. who presided at the
meeting. that there will be fully forty
boats in this event. A dozen or more
will come from each of the yacht clubs
in Lon island and Stamford; and.
about ffteen wil start under the flag
of the local club.. The cruise will
Iinclude Bridgeport. New Haven. with
Istops and entertainments at the var-
lioua clubs there, and places further
eastward.
l
dinner speeches.
to and leaving the yacht club.
upon.
races were duly admired.
———.—
and D. H. lilo; Ghouls Presi- .
ed:
Miller. William H Hunter.
The officers chosen. follows:-—.
Miller
uel J. Miller.
Hunter.
was declared.
THAW RECEIVES VISITORS.
trail she said:
about that."
i ham to say about it."
any such story."
him with a new pair.
lug Company in South Nor-walk. an
Penn.. in spending a few days
clan peer to a dead center and left the guilt Norwalk. About the first.
much be. If.
The engine throbbed vig-
slight Ill-
orbital) mad as it who one
line e machine started down the
Street at a sieving? A man new restaurant.
OLIOOIN TOUR'I‘UI'Q LIAVI cue;
oceanic. July sip-rm dilddcn
tourists started today for Jackmannfeu,
theriderieum cc
trllil dodge it.
as g and
”Its tfilowlt it h debug:
‘ area o as a
he tried to pet refultl t chased
turn into his yard and was starting to
ascend the when emporium. under ideal conditions. The e
blather saw tend flopped it In time.
., W
MAIBI OIAOMARN DA
The not of c
was.
new: " ugi'muwlig
fall from id to about a dosen. ,
ovcaooal I? res wear.
‘ A ,‘ociarso
.. ‘ . a . 2.
W
ass OEINOPLAIIIIEII
Report of Medical Examiner
Downs Filed Wiih‘ Ooroner
Onion Yesterday-Belief that
Men Should Have Been Con-
. . fined in Asylum
Coroner C. A. Union who received
the report of the investigations of
Medical Examiner F. B. Downs yes-
terday on the suicide of Capella
Bruno. at the county jail early Sunday
churning, will begin an inquest today.
Bruno. as stated in these columns yes—
terday was supposed tube constantly
under surveillance. night
to save him from himself inasmuch
as he thrice tried to suicide previous
to the successful plan Sunday when
he utilised his coat for a noose with
which to swing into eternity.
The attaches of the jail state that
Dr. ls. l... Banks. the Jail physician.
had looked Bruno over almost daily.
it. is stated that he did not entertain
the opinion that the man was insane.
Coroner Doten
that men like Bruno should be kept. in
some asylum where there is absolute
Iy no chum-o for suicide.
opinion that the man was crazy. He
believes that either hospital should
how an apartment for just such cases
fending an investigation and the 'com-
mitmont of tho unfortunates‘to a reg-
ular insane asylum.
A Look of Accommodations.
Speaking of the lack of temporary
quarters for insane persons the core-
ner recalled that a weli'known resin
dent who had become temporarily de~
ranged a few years ago was first tar
ken to the police station and subse-
quently to the almhouso.
Tickets for the shore dinner to be
tendered to the Brooklyn Yacht Club.
at Dorlons. August 9th. are in good
demand. and the most successful event
the season is anticipated. Control-
Iler Bird Color and a number of prom~
Inent office holders of Greater New
Yorlr are officers of the Brooklyn
Club. and are expected to make after
The Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club
and the Riverside 'Yacht. Club have
been invited to come here for the
annual Labor Day regatta. it is ex-
pected flint the boats will arrive on
Saturday. September 1st. and attend
a smoker at, the club house that eve-
ning. and on Monday. September 3rd.
lake part in the annual regatta. for
handsome prizes of cups. offered by
Commodore Osborn. The commodore
also announced his intention of fur-
nishing cups to he raced for coming
The matter of placing a body on
Half Acre Rock was favorably acted
At the conclusion of the meeting
Commodore Clark served an elaborate
luncheon. The handsome cup won in
the Block island race. and one secur-
ed in the Stamford race. and Norwalk
“Neither place is suitable. The man
came to himself in the
aimhous‘e. He wanted to
whai.rigbt he had been taken there.
He hada good home and relatives
and friends who would provide .for
He was immediately
GILBERT ls BENNETT OFFICERS.
Annual Meetin Held This Morning. .
, nether case occurred in’ which a
prominent business man of the city
was taken to tile liridgeport Hospital.
There was no compartment with bar-
red windows such as exist where the
temporarily insane pursuits are kept
The result was
man had the freedom of the ward in
which he was plured and u few hours
after being left alone the nurse found
him on the pavement below with his
skull crushed.
Object to Such Patients.
"The trouble is hospitals. as a rule.
don't want insane or (lollrious
sons whether the nature- of the nifllc
lion be temporary of permanent and
in fact refuse them euro.
provisions are made for ilu- icmpur
dry care of such persons the boiler.
Sonic efforts are made to handle flu-ac
cases at the aiumhouse
[nun taken in delirious or temporarily
insane is not a pauper. or is he a crim~
Inal that he should be taken to the po
l intend to have an ins
quest In the Bruno case amt endeavor
to get into counnunt
cation with Sheriff lluwley but have
thus far been unable to do so.
look into the matter today."
The funeral of the IllIi'Illii will be
bold from his into home in Woulporl.
itxluy and the burial will lie in that ’
ont.
, The annual meeting of the Gilbert
and Bennett Manufacturing Company
in Georgetown. was hold this morn-
ing. The following officers were elect-
uutll recovery.
Directors—~David H. Miller. Samuel
J. Miller. Edward F. Jones, Charles J.
Pesident and Treasurer——David ll.
Vice President and Secretary—~Sain-
Assistant Secretary—William H.
The annual dividend of six per cent.
NEW YORW. .l-uiy 24.--Mrs. William
Thaw, Harry K. Thuw‘s mother: his
sister. Mrs. George I.. Carnegie. and
his wife. Evelyn Nosbit Thaw, paid
another visit to the Tombs prison to-
day. When Thuw's wife was asked
whether she will be a witness at the
ad last evening
“You will have to ask Mr. Hartrldgc
While waiting to see her husband ,
Mrs. ’l‘hnw was asked if it Is true that
she is seeking a divorce from him. she
replied: “That story is perfectly ub.
card. it is a cruel canard. That's all
HARTFORD IO! TRUST CASE.
Both Sides MM In the Contact In
Court Today.
HARTFORD. July 24.——llolh aides
stun-ml today in the litigation inulilu
ind by Attorney-General King against
the ice companies of this city in which
revocation of their charters is sought
on the ground that they have failed to
live up to the provisions of said char
Asked as to the authenticity of a
story published in an afternoon paper
purporting to be her own narrative of
her relations with Thaw and White.
Mrs. 'l‘huw said: “I know nothing of
SAVED LIVES OF SEVERAL PER-
IONS.
Cornelius W. Gladstone. who is
spending a few days in South Non
walk. expects soon to take a position
as assistant telegraph operator in the
Holland House. New York. Mr. (lind-
stonc has been spending a few days
In larchmont, and while there attend~
ed Ii fire and resorted several people.
who. he says. were in danger of being
The stole/In the Superior Court.
Judge Silas A. Robinson. presiding. fli-
ed a replication to the pleadings of
the plaintiff. denying in general the
defence set up.
y C. in. Perkins. who has
been called in to assist the lawyers
for the defendants. maintained that
As new matter was contained in the
state‘s reply thedafunsu should he gt.
yen flu-titer time in which to make
answer. and scored a point by getting
a week’s delay in order to frame a
stone spoiled a pair of trousers dur.
In; the tire by making a ihrilling slide
down a sixty foot. ladder. and expects
the village of urchinont to supply
’UIPIIIID MOM PTOMAINI POI- .,
”NINO- 9 state then sprang a surprise by
for an order living ptil‘mIIllloii
to‘esatnlnc the records. bunk lanolin.
of letters telegrams and contracts of the
to. trust from October lit up
_ president time in order to pro
pore its case for trial.
, The lawyers for the companies
t the molloa.~but the
iudpe finally good it, after changing
partolfiteobroulogy tomakeitread
that the defendants shall “exhibit for
the inspection of the
the pore and books desired.
General King fought ag-
er delay when the defend-
ants asked for time. claiming that the
pleadings had dragged along I: days
and that there was nothing new in the
replication to warrant a further exten-
Jooeph iii. Cori. who was formeriyl
with the (l. N. McKibbin Manufacliin
who is now doing well in Plttebur .
of
lllr. ,Oori suffered an attack of
ptcmoine poisoning. which he coir
trusted eating bluoilah In a Pittsburg
Ituhbornly fou
plaintiff." eta.
rate will be increased by about live
miles an hour and the. bearing commit-
tee expects that the number of clean
scores will be reduced before night-
OAVI A IAILINO PARTY.
lfr. and tire. noes. of the “Pranks
lid." gave a launch
" "of their f '
ESDAY. JULY as. food.
. in. flout.
“Wm“ M We gilliloiiiied In-
sensible .,
While at Salon P InhjSunday. Ben
nerd Wicks. of Riyal We was seri-
ously hurt by twm men who were
racing horses. Mr. Wicks was walk-
lng along the Role uPolnt road and
did not expect to, s , .any horse rac-
ing in a public the _‘ghfare like that
whcn'suddeniy he "struck and
knocked unconscio by the flying
horses which came abreast down the
road. it was fortunate andremarka-
pic that he was not killed by the
hoofs. He was re ‘ erad‘ unconscious
however. for slime , e and the servi-
ces of a doctorflvcr ‘melsary. A se-
vere scalp wound reunited which was
sewn up. Theme than who had been
responsible for the affair by their
reckless driving ,wbre.,n.shamed of
their names and refused to give them
to those who wish to aid the insen-
sible man. Mr. Wic s‘flually came to
himself and was conducted to his
home by friends. Ed‘wss unable to
go to his work‘yes ‘rday.
Louis Schmidt. of waylon. who is
a former resided of; New Canaan. rc-
cuguized one of t e ends belonging
in New Canaan. and e at once mount-
ed his bicycle and allowed the man
to the top of the oct‘street hill in
South Norwalk. Here he told the
owner of the horse that Constable
lmririgau wantedto see him in Rowayo
ion. The fellow objected to going
back. but said he would communicate
with the constable . telephone. This
was agreed to. but ' man'agnin ob«
looted to leaving shores, and Mr.
Schmidt, consented . ' into a near-
by residence and teldp ne. meanwhile
asking another manta. watch the ow-
ner of the ho hiio Mr. Schmidt
was in the hou {New Canaan
Seven Lives Lost. Seven Per-
son Injured. and Several
Oars Buried in Water of
Diamond Lake, Washington
SPOKANE, Washington. July 24.—
At least seven lives were lost. seven
persons were seriously injured and a
score of others sustained cuts and
bruises in a wreck of the fast mail
train on the Great Northern about is
mild cast of Camden, Washington. 35
miles east of Spokane. late yesterday
afternoon. when the locomotive. mail
baggage and mucking cars left the
rails on cinerglng from a tunnel, and
plunging over the 70 foot ombank»
nu-ui wuro submerged in the waters of
Diamond Luke. ‘
Spreading rails probably canned by
and kinks, is given as the cause. of
the accident.
The. rluiui are:
N. lddmundson. engineer. lliilysrd.
Washington.
h‘rnnk Boll. firemen. lilllyarri.
Charles Dunner, mall clerk. Spok-
llllt‘.
George ll. Stickluud. express mes-
Ri‘llifi‘l'.
Gerri-go Howard Curlico. Spokane.
lumiwrman.
'l‘. .l. Doibow. Spokane.
Unidentified m u. at Buchanan's un.
dorluklng rooms. as brown moustache
and wears Odd Poitows‘ pin,
Anion the seriously Injured:
John .ord. Seattle. dolor. left hand
cut. face bruised and back hurl.
Waller N. lines, new about, Scuttle
wriai out.
llcnry llyucum, Minot. N. i) badly
burned and hurt internally.
lmluedlnaieiy after the smoker
struck the water there was a blinding
flash. which spread over the part of
the car not submerged and a fire fol-
lowed.
The impact was so terrific that so-
vcral cars on the rear of» the train
we‘re wrenched and twisted .and the
fut-i lliul the couplings did not break
on the dining. tourist and sleeping
ours was the only thing that averted
even greater loss of life. .
liinglnser Manson and Firemen Sell
evidently stuck to their posts. and it
Is believed. too.. that the locomotive
is in from 100 to 300 feet of water.
‘l‘wo divers made a half a doses at
tempts to tied the locomotive. but
they were not successful.
W. S. illuminant. ‘a contractor for
construction work on the Oregon
Railroad and Nov lion Company.
broke through a ow to escape
from the b and half submerged
smoker. Ir. «man said:
f'Wc were cool at a fearful speed
through the tonne cloud we passer»
acre were all wondering if the on-
gtneer had lost his noses, driving at
that rate of a . with a she curve
ahead. . Hit it we must sure y have
been going it lies an hour."
aw
IHOOONOI—IA recs LO'I‘I.
A distribution ‘ been made to
shareholders of .; hhodoaoiia Perle
me w 9. , out up late build-
lotc by “ It. Bennett. The l
Gm
been
9 recs sum
Company Manufacturing Break-‘
last Olsllse Sues southporl
Resident For 31.500
The New lltugiand Food Company. ‘
of East Norwalk, has'instituted suit
against John Jennings,.a prominent
Southport resident for failure upon
his part to purchase fifty shares of
"stock of the concern. ‘ .
The papers were served today by
Deputy Sheriff Doolan.
it is alleged that Mr. Jennings and
Dr. F. 1). Roland. of Westport. and
Sercno G. Allen. of that town. agreed
to purchase stock in the food com-
pany. which was to manufacture a
new brand of breakfast food. and that
the organisers purchased the Theo-
dore lowndes factory in East Nor-
waik to manufacture the product. It
is now contended that Mr. Jennings
has neglected to buy the 50 shares
at $10 each, which he promised to
purchase. and damages of $1.500 are
w _[M: IIIH
Prepared for a Military
Dictatorship In Russian Em-
Iuiiired and We
log by Ooiiapse oi Ouilillll
at South .Framlnghamyllaee-
schuseiis —- Owner Among
llauy Others
ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.—-—Thc
way has been prepared for a military
dictatorship by a proposition now 1111*
der consideration at Peterhof to cre-
ate an advisory council to assist' the
Premier Stoiypin. General
Trepoff and others were today con-fer-
rlug with his majesty upin this sub.
On the surface uie'scheme is
to form such a council out of the mem-
bers of the Council of the Empire and
Conservatives and Liberals like
Shipoif and Guchkoff and also. possi-
bly. several Constitutional Democratic
leaders. with the purpose of reassur-
ing the population of the sincerity of
the government's future intentions. M. ~ ,_
Stoiypin evidently believes ,that the
plan is achievable, but there is little
hope that either (luchkoff or Shipoff
will in any way make themselves res-
ponsible for the energetic measures
of repression which the emperor‘s
coup d'etat entails. and If. is certain
that none of the Constitutional Demo
crate will brave the charge of open
treason in giving cooperation to any
government measure after the step to
which they committed themselves at
The plan, therefore, which is
forodoomed to failure. secure to be a
deliberate plot of the court camariila
to induce the emperor to entrust the
direction of affairs to an advisory coun-
cil. and while nominally the council
would retain authority. the camarllia
Wmild gradually absorb Its power and
exercise a virtual dictatorship. as did
Count hurls Mellkoff’s committee of
public safety during the terrorism pre-
ceding the assassination of Alexander
M. Shipotf's opinion of the dis‘
solution can be judged by the fact that
last night he sent a note to a Consti-
tutional Democrat member of the
Council of the Empire. asking for an
invitation in the event that the Con-
ctitutloual Democratic group of
council hold a caucus
VIBORG. Finland, July 2l.—~Durlng
the night themembors of the outlawed
Russian Parliament received word
that two of their number had already
been arrested. namely. Father Koyur-
koff. at Voronech. and a coasack depu-
ty.‘M. Kbnrlamoff. at Rostev-on-the-
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass, July .
lit—Under the light of a battery of
electric lamps the work of exhuming.
the bodies of the victims of. the co
lapsed Amsden building went en un-
cessingly through the night. but the
, ght no increase to the
ist of known dead. 3 »
At dawn there were still nine bodies
at the morgue. one other vlctlm‘could .
be seen in the ruins, eight of the
jured were at the heapitai. two otherd
were at their homes. while the its.
missing still remained at four. mall
a total of 24. who. so far as could .
. learned early today, were about the,
building when the supports gave we ‘
and sent the tons of cement. iron
nouns and steel beams crssbl‘ ’
tangled mass into the basement. ,
That any one should have escaped
wilh his life was what puzzled til ’
crowd which was held back by Nint
Regiment soldiers, gazing all night at
the grim work of overhauling the raffle
and was still pressing about
when morning dawned. -
A revised list of the dead. wounded
MR. LEIOHMANN AT CONSTANTI-
CONSTANTINOPLE. July 24.—-’l‘he
American minister. Mr. ~Leicbmnnn.
has returned here.
‘ “'wsnrnng‘"
WANTED—GIRL. FOR GENERAIJ
housework; good wages for a good
worker. Apply 27 Fairfield Ave. 124 St
WANTEHIRL TO DO GENER-
ai housework. Mrs. Charles Reed, Clo—
ver Cottage. Bell island.
WANTEQ—TO BUY, A leE OF
good oystertground. Address Oyster
Ground, care Sentinel.
WANTED—YOUNG WOMEN To
Cart earn SS to $12
iConlinned on Fourth Page). ‘
NORWALK METHODIST PICNIC. ‘
The annual picnic of the Norwalk
Methodist Sunday school will be he!
on Friday of this week at Valley
Grove. near Huntington. bong Island. 5*
Special trolley cars will leave from in
the church at 8:15. to com
h the steamer Huntington.
which‘the trip will be made and
which will soil at 8‘46 '
learn to weave.
per week after learning.
overseer ‘of weaving.
Mfg. Co. (Bishop's Mill)”Norwaljlé.3
a:
H
WANTED—AN ENGINEER. COM~
patent to take charge of Corliss en-
glues and dynamo. Apply at thewgen-
WANTED—SPECIAL AGENT TI),
apolnt local canvssaers for "Keyiess.
New invention. Demand
Good salary and expenses.
payable weekly. Address Manufactur-
cr, 723 Chestnut St... Philadelphia. Pa.
THE PURIS‘I' HATER
'entfflcaliy and mtosriioeli . .
ed make Cornel to Rs id'odi'n ,
best. but unlike there, Corn
Corn Cure cures.. Accept no
Drug and shoe stores. y
WANTED—TO PURCHASE.
(lid) FEATHER BEDS WANTED.
Positively highest cash paid. Address
will call. .“Msrlts.” care of
South Norwalk Sentinel.
. ..._--__.-._MW
discontinuous.
NOTICE~l WISH TO lNF‘ORM HY
customers that l have not and am not . -
going to raise price of ice. ‘ .
wishing artificial ice at 60c cwt. tale? ‘.
phone 2593. South NorwalirDlv. PA). _
Box 198. Barton. E. T. Bates.
" "Engineer; NOTICES.
MRS. ANNIBM. HAYES. “'50.
Main St. South Norws’llr. S , .
ing, electrical scalp treatmenn, .
massage a specialty.
for a line completioc‘ati
rate for powder. fl ,
moot. Superduoudrbsir and blossom
removed without pain.“ Consultation
WANTED—CARPENT
ed for concrete forms.
Wages 37ific per hour to
10 hours a day.
n.
‘hc authorities are also understood
to have orders to arrest sevwal Social
Democrats, especially a priest named
Apply New M son
Both Father et. foot of Potter St.
. l 8
I
Koyarkoff and hi.
Kharlamoff distinguished themselves
by preaching revolution from the res-
lrum of Parliament. the latter being
especially bitcr in his denunciation of
the use of his people in ninssacrlug
their Russian brethren.
BERLIN. July 24.——The V4
Zeiiung published a
Kattowits, Prussian Silesia. announc
ing that the Singer Sewing Machine
factories at Sosnowice
were blown up by booths at about the
same time yesterday. ‘
six persons were severely wounded.
and at fiendsin four were badly hurt.
VIBORG. Finland, July 24.-~At the
last moment the Constitutional Demo-
crats. under the
threat of martial law swung into line
with the Radicals and the address to
the country was adopted with practi-
cal unanimity. only Count Hayden and
M. Stakovlch voting in the negative.
The Poles will adopt. a separate
WANTED—EXPERIENCEx)
trimmers. John C. Wilson. cor. South
Main and Cross Sm. South Norv aik.
Use Cecilio“
LOST—MONDAY, TAN COLORED
waterproof lap robe.
be paid for its return to this omrez.
i d
A reward will
M 3°““°w‘°“- sunrise sumac or.
kinda. Oxidised copper. ,
ickcl, prom. old gold. pin motel ,
black yacht trimmings; plumbers"
piles and chandellere. bicycle. .
tomobile trimmings and table
it Scour a Son. to Water fit.
s—
,..
between Baxter's
Wheipley ft Clark‘s cigar store. a five
Will the two young men
who were seen to pick up same kindly
return It to Sentinel office and rciiéeive ul-
hoau suosmo. uoasa run.
In”. twrria sand . Igon repairing“.
umber cutaworm,‘
and wound-hand
for sale. Work called for on
cred. loan or telephone Old-O. J”
H. Lester. Haviland street.
o. I. answer. Parana sub
decorator, will paint your liOlilO ‘
best materials In a neat and "orbs
maniikd manner. Ask for an slums
Address 1! South Osborn and“.
drug store and
LOST-WILL LADY WHO PICKED
up watch Friday. about. 5:30 p. m..
on the bridge. please call or send her
address to No. 2 South Osborn Ave... as
young lady whom she spoke to at the
fruit store In the owner.
The former members of Parliament
then adlourued. realizing the helpldss»
ness of refusing to recognise the edict
of dissolution in tin! face of the bayo-
nctl of the government.
SOSNOWICIO. Rilssiap Poland. July
21.v~Simuitanoouilly at noon
tiny bombs were thrown into four
stores of the Singer Sewing Machine
Cmupuny. located here. at Bendsin.
at Zawlergse and at Coonstochu and
wrecking each of
wounding many persons.
throwers won scents of Q d
ciallstic Party. which had made the
Singer Company an example of what
may happen. to others for re
contribute to the rayoiutlona
iii! of the party asked the re-
lives of the Singer Company’s
Polish ranch to pay s cc
neflt of the party. The or
onto roftucd and was informed that.
the shape would be destroyed. in each
inelanceea inau entered
and ordered th
leave. liotallc
commented” I
Riverside Cemetery
Conn. seventy acres beautifully lecat
Lots to suit all.
select allot while you are alive.
pl! 30 Geo. W. Voorhel. s. Superintsc
on
the shops and
Painter Paper-Han and
sin communes.
sou street Te hone i
LEGAL Nations" ,.
canes or series.
District of N ‘
Court. Nomalk. lily Iftii. A. Di.
Estate of Jane 0; To imadge.’
Norwaik in said their {deco
been made to this court for
flit of surname-of
‘ M thematic!“ .
on ;" ~
. . Wheres-Abe admin
, will accused of said at .
has lied its will, .
his laid tflilt. .
FOR SALE.
row sacs-mun iinavv TRUCK
horses: all right in every way. -
quire Ill. '1‘. Bates. Dorian. Tel. figs-i
no
a
.I'Olt IALlwlNDlAN MOTOMY:
sis. in first class condition: guaranteed
Address It. If Oov’eutigt.
women clerks to
i pearl thatilmtli‘gllfletancnwu' m
I. d . J ft ii
p refused to trays and the bombs
were thrown without conformer-Int.
ta . - .
It’ll: iioen’ ' branch eighteen
. . roar: green ‘
here idol “If spro-
trolling the streets.
. of terror exists as
.- u
the public be ‘Itttlo
power of the police
to prevent fanatical deeds of violation
in the cement liberty.
A. July It.» me p.
Anti-Jewish outbreaks have commenc-
A number of persons it
been killed or wounded. « .
dud ti'liwdieii it‘d
, swish houses.“
' streetthree it. .
three were wounded. ~la
Mt Norwalk.
uses IALl—melm‘ Ronald. A
good worker and driver.
family horse. inquire it. Of filament;
were arrested
bible thrower Ole
Cos
are Lures-common ‘sraair.
thouseitee I i not I;
‘8:- ti block? nShortlist-st.
circle-rec. «We:
tli Old pant” film‘s: "-
a than c an in . .
W“ of . , wittannexed of so ,
'ro LIT—0N ROTOR til
tags and born. to small famli :
chth. Apply to Dudley iii.
ammo Aachen ,
“cross to»: or;
Norwalk Chronicler