Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 9, 1906 · page 1

 
 
 
 
 
 

Di
sumo Sailings Bank

gGlilllhflt'l August br—The Tribune
says:

Henry W Haring. cashier of the Mll-
wsukee avenue state Bank, looted by
Paul 0. Bunsland of over one million
dollars, is in Chicago. He has not
been out of Chicago since Monday
morning. .

The police department can can‘t
Its circulars. Mke it's detectives off
trail. said real aesurod in the belief
that at one o'clock today, or rather
one minute after one. Mr. Kevin: will
be In the custody of Inspector Skippy.
Bering intends to give himself up. and
is absolutely confident that in a short

“H“. I rter and the caabler sat
tlon every one concerned that
he Mil no “will! MUM the 28.000

depositors of the wrecked Institution.
‘ Prom V o‘clock until 11 oclock last
night. a reported and the cashier sat
on a beach in one of the city 5 parks
in these two hours Mr. Heringntold the.
story of his oonmuon with e hank
ft the time of his lz‘llllplioynbenéasg:
on In years ago. up e e on s

. sate; last Saturday.
The cashier does not think he can
be correctly described as a fugitive
from justice. It has been stated that

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ro sail. rosuoms.

Congressman Hill and fix-Lieutenant

Governor Kesler Leave Antwerp
Saturday.

Congressman n J.
Lieutenant Governor Edwin o Keeler.
who have been on an extended trip
I, will sail for home on the
A or V's‘derland from Antwerp. on
. ln-daywo! this week... All of the
,. marchers otdhe’puty were in good
health at the last milling. .Tboy have
also bad I e we'stb'er and a splendid

tithe throu out. ‘
congressman Hill has been a very
busy meal etudying the (repaintedY at.
am and has secured:

ofiatormadon, will
a“? be ableapputlloq use.

clues flourish 2 Airman

Workto he indium cell at Once on
”actors at wilted Ileaamlr.
The South Norwklk Water Commis-
rs have lust awarded the con-
_ t for the construction of the new
, water filter at the reservoirs in Wilton
e Bunting Construction Qanpany.
ow York Work Is to be com-
hhoami immediately.
company has recently finished
fibulldlngeo of a $400,000 filter in New
gowage disposal plant cost-
lngflssopoo for the City of Rockvllle,
and Is new building a railroad at
muchburg, Virginia.
TIAMBTIIO :I‘UOE TO OBIY
CHICAGO Au stH‘ 9.—-Oonfronted
by the certainly t t the international
Brotherhood of Teamsters would re~
elect President 0. P. Shes and his
chosen ticket, th insurgents who yes-
ystarteda val meeting kept up
their "strlhe"to-d ayagslnsl. his Shea
sontlgeni. Overturns were refused by
the boller‘i who proceeded to‘ organise
a convention of their own and planned
to adopt by-lawa and a constitution.
They Insisted' that they would never
be. "panelled to the rule of President
Shea. Officers slated for reelection
by the "regular" faction today are:
Presld eat .0 P. Eben. Boston: vice-
Maiden. Edward Mullen, Chicago; J.
£1. disability. Oblca 0; George it Goi-
ch;icago c.,. O'Neil Buffalo.
W. J. Gibbons. Chicago. and J. Geary.
Stu Paul: ”history-treasurer, Thomas
‘7? Jill es, Chicano: auditor, George
3 us. Ohio’s .trus‘tees, James
Welsh. Now Or sans: John H
street. Cincinnati; John Butler. Obi-
. l s. A. Fo bulimia!“
.. AH; Laurence Grace, Pro-
a H T. Tone. Washington.
Barry. Oil i

0M0
st lilies declared the election
the be buried throng:l according "i:
': “soon as oer’ a robe ‘
were resale-liar.

 

 

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an employed by the J. J.

K I HI Improvements just below the
Junction. off South Isoooard
Vinson were buried under some 26 feet

H of send as a result of s cave-In shortly
A after 12 o'clock yesterday noon.

The
names of the auto ogtuaste men could
not be learned, bu they were father
and son. the latter being instantly

 

walk to his home when released from
his prison.

A score or more of Italians were on-
gaged In digging sway the bank when I

 
 
 
 

the accident happened. No one seems
to know Just how it occur d, but and;

er's head was lust visible through the
sand.
seen.

 
 

in Hotel

As soon as the workmen realised

 
 

what had happened they began dig-

 
 
 
 
 

 

waa on
sand
and was able to walk home

it wasn‘t until nearly 2 o 'cloclt that
the body of the son was located. As
soon cs Acting Medical Examiner
Graves had given his permission for
the removal it was taken In charge

 
 
 

by Under-takers Herein and autism

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Being loved

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NEW HAVEN August l.-~V,arlol'ls
reports were in circu tion here today
, In connection with
250 awltcbdien of the New York New
Haven and Hartfltd Railroad, which
One was
that representatives of the strikers
had left for various points along the
railroad for the purpose of attempting
to organise sympathetic strikes abroad

s
report was neither confirmed our de-

went Into effect Tuesday.

the switcbmen at those places.
nled by the strikers here today.

The opening of the third day of the

strike finds both sides standing duo.

the statement of the railroad yester-
day to the effect that none of the
strikers would be given back their old

iobs having little effect on the men.
The strik

road will be great.

during the past two days.

have been put to work.
kind in the yards of the company. In

fact the strikers have spent little time

near the scene of their labors. prefer-

ring to gather in groups near the cen-
ter of the city. The company has an-

nounced that there will be no ccncea

sion. and that the tight with the strik-

ers will be to the bitter end.

The coming here of Val FltsPstrIck.
the vice grand master of the Brothel;
an
floral griew

nmay have
the effect of brlnlllll about a settle-
It was said this
mpg- noon that Mr. FItsPatrIck was In “we'll

hood of Railroad m'i‘l'lliulnen,
George J. enry, oftb
sacs comm ties oftbe

meat of the strike.

 

but this could not be verified.

film had a talk with ill
tee of the strikers tie-day
understood that he will see some

yard employed by the New Yfl‘k.

t yardsk stills footof
tkwor early tbl ”he!
:Wnr‘ . . H‘ . I, ,

doc I. Nick
1.3%.?"
xA, _ may“?
itibesouI gs?
hue w «soot ascertain HA
ifioltlell. to the belief All.“

”HH bld’hbi‘i'l‘li‘ H“
I ml”! or

V. ‘ III-m - ‘ ‘ ‘
retirement August Ala-Two ‘

Construction company on the '

killed, while the former was able to

danly the big bank fell in. drying two
of the workmen. The Inn of the fath-

0 sign of the son could be
all a desert other workmen
were fortunate in running away lust

ding away the sand about the father
and he was soon released. While he
sclous when taken from the
be soon regained his senses

*ESlflNS

lief loch Change In the Strike
at denunciation in New
Havoc—war New Ian at
Work. Bill Lillie Freight

was done

a strike of the

era, on the other build any
that If there is no settlement within a
few days yards here will be so tied up
with freight that the loss to the rail-
Very )lttle
freight they claim. has been moved
Several
men have been sent here from Boston
and other railroad points to take the
places of strikers. but few of them
There bsl’
been no violence or disturbance of any

 

 
 

has been received for him at one cl.
tbs’botals and It wasstaledbsrethel.
he was expectsd he ere

all list
set
the officials of the railroad this «or.

"ammonium” Aug. s.-slxtyilour “W. m.'§e.u%fidn_ on H other‘

«all?» and Hartford ltsllrdad "All!“
[Doniga‘lbnib this city “ooh.“«lg A“

H Mir.“

.ol- Fail-Ill“, Previously Ilsa-
ilousll For county distill-

liesrd Recently

 

as been more or less specu-
.s week as to whom the Demo-
cr ould finally nominate for shor-
lit to make the run against the pres-
ent incumbent. Siduby W Hewley.
The names meat pt‘ilminoutly mention
ed have been WIllIaln Vollmer. of
South Nor-walk. and Charles 3. Fox. of
Fairbald. with an oboaslonal rumor
that Includes former hlsyor Mulvihill,
of Bridgeport. H H”

But this week there has been an-

 
 
 

are many shrewd 0
static circles who ' bk this late
comer will be the r in the end
This new candldatollu James Lee, of
Brookfiold.

Mr. hoe Is not unhnown In the coun-
ty. He was party of the second part
Ill that sensational contest for the
nomination at Newtown when the late
Patrick ,Oougblin. of Bridgeport, was

you In Demo-

 

 

 

sys claimed. through shell

game bless with the ballots. And
the funny I. it all was that It
happened the eyes of MI

cbsel J. Houliban. who was a strong
supporter of tunes

Now that the matter is past and
gone it is generally admitted that Mr.
[netball the nines: vtotes when the so?
you ope u some crafty war
by tfimafigpm and South Norwalk
says the Bridgeport Post. Nor-walk
were no Norwalk alternates at hand.
The only way to save the day was to
substitute two Bridgeport men, and
two well known Bridgeporters, who
happened to be at hand. were “signed
to Norwalk and voted from that town.

But even this was oi snougb.snd
when the ballot was has there was a
shuttle here and tho asdeth styled

‘Al'rlellds of Mr. use have sitters
thought he ought to have bad theH
nomination, and those who would
push him now say that It would be no
more than common- justice to give
him the nomination. «

it Is not to be supposed that the
friends of other candidates take any
such view. Those behind Mr. Flex are
very urgent. But It does not appear
that Mr. lilo: is gaining much support
Bolus of those in opposition thought
he could not even carry his own.
if other candidates care to go in
and make a light. But the For: men
laugh at this and say be will, fool
them all when the time comes
’ Just where Bridgeport will be In
this contest nobody now seems to
know. It is believed that Denis Mui-
vlblll could have the party support If
he cares to try. But his friends do

he is laying low to make another run
for mayor a year from now They
admit that while he might be strong
In Bri he would not command
much support In other towns in the
Milt? They think that If he could
once more will in the city he could
then go before the county with great-
or confidence.

So far as Chief Voilmor is concerned
it flicks as though he might receive
the support of the town if he cares
to make the run. Nor-walk will pro
bably push him to the front.
Not-walk will probably was him to the
although things In that town
he“ not as harmonious as they might

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Ono curious proposition has come
to light fluently. One rather indo-
pondeut politician :of Democratic
loanln has intimated- to the Demo
crate bet they would not make any
mistake If they nominated former
City shoriit latthew II. O'Brien. "l

beleve he would make a winning

 

 
 

 
 

 

’ Another well known Democrat was
H’ edabout it and be said with a
A ugh: “Yes. litat could get a lot of

ublican votes. but mighty few
Democratic ones. Sid Hewley could
not ask for snythlnf' better." That Is
the Doniooratlo vow of It. Other
were very Ind ant at

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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there wersllosubllosaa who
uth ttlze former city sheriff would
A, a run. A
“inow stands the nomination ls
more in the air is noted above
I mm: calls th'illlt Lee will he
winner in , ‘

 
 

 

Assist” '
'mytilo told that W

yllobil crib
oevinvostigstloumb? the

Hellman of m it, All. A... 3‘

 

trackball Msn’ s llama only a

other name added to the list and there H

named-wanted as the friends of Mr. 0!

men overcame his natural majority.H

came up there two men shy and there ‘ l .

not think he is in the race. They say th

 

 

 

 

 
 

.ter a cells.
so more liquor co d. .,A
HBrsto's place than.
The all was Ease
Deputy Sheriffs
and Richards 'f‘hIo'b
tended by Detect
and former City
both of whom
Inter st in the
o‘nday the
they had found ,
beer on Ice in
bottle oonteln'lng‘c
whiskey. and 2 ,
soft drinks. in .
a filled case of ‘
Hdeputies did not
that It was hot ..
The hearing A '
guesday .Wh
e prcsebu on i? .

cottage.- Mrs .
“"i‘dwdh'ii"
sex
ed. She torched
been in the cottage
and was culture
anything detriment
lfr. Lalirete‘s p
was recommended defendant
was represented j I ng by At-
torney F. A. Bar' AH‘ .

The LaBrIete A tends a short
distance south of I _l hushed. He
claimed the drln ‘ ' god to his
boarders. ‘ .

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Hes. sadnesce
rote
[acquitb of
the cottage
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is t urine
. reputation
the nails

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

amateur
llorwalk nun, Temo‘rrow
Itornlnp

It was a warm day In August. The
afternoon aua‘ a slanting rays Hwere fil-
terin through between the cans of
corn and stacks of brooms:H and fly
traps limbs window of thecgrocery
store at Day and Raymond street. All
nature seemed to be at peace with
the exception of the yellow Jacket hor-
net which had become entangled with
the by paper and was making it hot
for the files in proximity.

Sammy Habermenn, the clerk was
onioyln a dream of the days when
he shou it own a store of his own, and
sulgar barrels and untied goods, and
Ill!-

Two faces appeared around the con
nor and regarded Habermann Inteut~
Iy. He was unconscious of their scrut
lay and was unaware of the danger
he was in.

The two figures quietly withdrew for
a moment. They had termed their
plan and believed they were not seen

F‘rom another window. however. a
handsome girl had observed them and
she went to the rescue of the dream
log Sammy The two persons who had
but an Instant before regarded him
so Intently were quietly and stealtlllly
creeping toward the store

They had gained the front steps. An-
fiber moment and It wouldbe holes
a s

Rushing upon the steps the heroine
cried in loud. commanding tones.
"Bklddoo."

"surprised. but not to he turned from
their plans by s more girl. the attack-
Ing party INA their. grounds.

Just then a terrible thing happened.

OHAPTI It ll.

One of the attackers aelssd a broom-
stlok and as the heroic Ill-l started to
push him from stoop, assisted by
ssmmy, brought t broomstiok down
on the Iatler's head. There was a
short sharp males and the attackers
were repulsed. [IL

The next morning a blue-clad form
wendoll Its way down her street. It
was a policeman. he one hand he
swung a heavy locust wood club and
Is the other he

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

‘w the others but was more
H chsn hurt. Although she called for

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

lieutenant colonel the. II.
Illlssoll, oI list-walk; Per-
Illnuell contiguous Act at
Spring Lake, New Iersoy,
Last Sunday

Lieutenant Colonel George Deltas-

. sell. proprietor of the Norwalk Hotel,

assisted very materially in saving
three people from drowslns. Sunday.
at Spring Lake, New Jersey. and while
performing this courageous test had
a narrow escape from death himself.
Mr. and lira H. R. Williamson and
Mrs. S. 0. Neal of Philadelphia. went

I In bathing at the well known New Jot»
, sey shore resort and managed to get

out several feet beyond the lite repeal
when they found that they had been
carried beyond their depth. The wo-
men shrieked for help. bringing sev
Heral‘ men on the beach to their rescue.
. Colonel Russell was the first one to
reach the nearly exhausted trio by
striking out Into the deep sndflnger.
one water. Ill-s. Williamson. in her
fright grabbed him wound the neck.
which placed both In eminent peril of
being dragged farther and farther
from shore. Colonel Russell. however.
with presence of mind. was able to
disentangle himself after much effort
and kept his highly excited feminine
burden from sinking.

Frank Green, of Trenton, and Au-
gustine Homes. of East Orange. had,
In the meantime. reached Mr. William-
son. who had gone down twice. and
buoyed him up until John Howland.

H a life guard. arrived in the life boat.
, lute which the eabaust man and
I wife were placed.

Mrs Neal was a few feet beyond
frightened

help, she kept up her head. With a
bathcr who had come to help she soc

V A, A fceedcd- In keeping her head above was

ter‘aud struck out for the shore. which

- Ashe successfully reached.

The well known military proprietor
of the Norwalk Hotel. who Is lieuten-
ant colonel of the T rteentb Regi-
meal. Brooklyn,fl was on ed to
such owing to the act

‘ A” that be Is spending a few days vacs
y‘ amprlug Labs ’l-leoonductod a cheerful

large hotel there last summer.
«W

Ala. aowuuo arouses License.

Henry L. Rowland. of Bell Island.
yesterday secured his government ll-
cause to run the lane Thelma. Mr.
Rowland visited the o cc of the Unit»
ed states Steamboat in or. and se-
cured the license after vlng passed
his examinations. The inspector he
formed him that there were several
boats in this locality which carry pae-
cougars for hire whloh’are not licens-
ed and that If the owners ‘do ot com-
ply with lhe law they‘wlll" arrest:
ed.

 

 

,_

LEGAL NOTICES.
sonvsm‘ NOTICE.

District of Norwallt. ss.. Probate
Court, August I. A. D., 1900.

Estate of Charles Gangwere. late of
Norwsik In said district. deceased.

The Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath-limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to on

 

 

hibit their claims for settlement. Those H

who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time.
will be departed a recovery. All per-
sons Indebtod to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment to
MATTHEW DORBETT.
a2 9 16 Executor.

_ Harry Orrendorf. of More Hill Villa. V ‘
‘ Intends to have the highest powered ‘

A advancement.

lo Iiave Eight Cylinders sis
104 lions Powl'lr '

automobile In town and in all prob
ability, will have his ambition gridded
before another year rolls by.

Mr. Orrendorf has contracted with
the ill. 11. Thomas Motor Company. of
Buffalo, N Y.. for a car that will Idll
these specification! and still haves.
very comfortable margin left over.

The well-known young millionaire
and automobiles ontbusias who it Is
said has Ion. desired to own a car that
can "trim" ldaior iiiven Hill Jr.'s 60-
horse power Italian Flat, has ordomd
from the Thomas company a machine
that will be rated at 104. horse power,
and will have eight big chllnders it
is said that the engine, primarily, will
be similar to two of the motors in
the present oil-horse power Thomas
dyer owned by Mr. Orrehdorf. coupled
together.

This car will be specially built
throughout by the Thomas people and
naimally will necessitate a heavy on
pause on Mr Orrendorf's part. Iii is
understood that the cost to him comw
ploted will be from 880.000 to $36,000

The Thomas company has a corps of:
experts in Paris. as well as In Buffalo
and the combined skill of both force!
will be embodied In Ilr. Orrendort‘ll
car. Already he has the drlw'lngs for
It which show it to be a decidedly
raklsb affair. Delivery for the com-
pleted product is set for next May

The length of the hood over Robert
B. Crauford's big six-cylinder Stevens-
Duryea car always excites comment,
but It is expected that the Thomas
racer will even eclipse this. The new
car will have a racing body only. with
two small individual racing seats over
the rear axle.

A rails between Mainl- Hill‘s Flat and
the new dyer would be a decidedly in-
terosting alalr, but how it could be'
successfully negotiated on any roads
about the Norwalks Is not very clear.

lt-Is said to be the intention of the

 
 

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tropic.

United

 

Says

WATERBIJRY. Aug.
to the charge of Alexander Troll
New Haven, who. In docile II
Democratic nomination for"
man enlarge proffered by
Dilmocrala phioibhdiy night.
cannery .th
one of the four senators wh
Democracy In the stats son
laconic:- Phelan said last a

, "Let us see what this man
did in the senate" said I
ion, turning to Is copy 0 o
journal for the last session.

“When It came to the election

van was the only member of the .
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The Jerome May Danie Gill
Bumped. furnished music
‘S‘i"? it'd.” good ,
n 6 WMI 3
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”moaned party the
for Troop The «anon

 

the Sixteenth Hsald tbst‘Trou
curacy and that of his p
mlah Donovan. whom be h
his speech as an example of .
Democrat, was questionable in the

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Flat company to enter four cars for
the Vanderbilt cup. two with motors
Identloslss to power with that In
llaior Hill's lnIaclllno

 

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MASTER GUARNIIRI GHEIRFUL. .
.HHHH HHHHHHA HH:..H...HH.H a...”
y mg a y a to ‘
in Norwalk Monday :1. 1310
lies along nicely at the b
is undergoing his present
I .
and Jokes with friends and in every " '
way takes his mlsefortune manfully.

 

 

WANTED ‘

WANTED-wk PARTY WOUIJD
like to buy a house and some ground
near water. somewhere In Connecti-
cut. Price must not be too high.
dress hi. J. Regina Dillon. 68 Roselle

 

pies

any time‘
Pleasant St.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of Hannah Glilldrt,
rooms, for one
34 acre land. which
her; line well of we
cook house. bushels o

 

wul gladly all
Mrs. A. N.

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Sh. Bronx Borough. New York city

wanna—nor To Make mu.
self useful about store. Apply Btlllsop
Powell Corp. a9 I

wastes—AA raw smear sore.
Apply Boss-s Pepperd Co. as s

warms -sv auamcrlc
young man. positio with chance of
Ad rose W. care or
wamao—rwo ll'AldlLY more “3""
era: alsogirls to work on mangle and AA
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Goldschmidt, Adina. um .

roa eats—we disco
H. ‘9 1‘ sale the desirable hodi
late hire. Stephen 0.}?
No .8 West Avon South
Is a very convenient a
cation. being within a
all churches, school h
t depot, and on line of

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l'hlio' ro ytiale. ‘
glsdy fugthmrfifllars can

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laundry.

WANTED—ma
msohla ts. Awly at The Norw'slk
iron orbs . s‘l Jt

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sonvnnr norlcn _

District of Norwalk,‘ ss.. Probate
Court. July 06. A. D.’.

mum of Albert P. Hinton. late of
Norwalk In said district. deceased.

The Court of Male for the dis
trier of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowcd six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
access“. properly attested. within

 

said time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons Indebted to said or
m are mutilated to make immedA
men
m ANNIE ll.- IINTON.

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was is macs concur morons:
who sxrsalnncn nor Nicene
sear. srnnnmn ormnruum‘
m mom: can. loosens; pox
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