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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 5, 1907 · page 1

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Decree it Dr

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‘ . . Divorce hilsianil' finish at the
I 1 ‘ ‘5 «minty court Mimi l «BTNKWUI‘L YW-

'lerdsy. Jutlce lialliii Wilrelol- sat in
. , V; I _ luntgonttinted cases w ill! Jildlie wu-
4 V ll ’1‘. Elmer. Bl’iiii‘ Pillared. was in
‘ Dommdnfid c’rr'.‘ om "an county commlfliilo "ii'room to its

,ry Suction ally in Sons of ten to it wrote: ~01 figuration
“ ' I lmatrlmoua mm: a sewor
lilporatloe liaii. Followed

 
 
 

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d Rector: itlo‘ Stirred lip.
. ‘ in Trinity Parish Ln
’ day Admits He Had .

.. . “womanhood "til “ ~
from Pushedero in, i
te‘raftl came ashore

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rt
‘ ‘ h sixteen miles south ,, MP? ‘ 1 l a A
‘llal Knowledde 0i! *m “muggy hog}; Supper litriictilti Army “$3.. £3211...°5lc$§uellinn§§ilili
.. wniol‘iie Mill“ .1. Am. “ .... 01W" ; "i": Wt" 9W ' ldi.’:"‘if.‘l£2 dull“. mkaitifblii
‘ ‘ “DD“DM WDI‘D ilil "o. filtmmrinifiwlieifi . r . ~‘W‘ ° tor Mr: Shelton. 0' . “my. Wilson
‘ ‘ ‘l’ Beach similarly editiwvd. The Joint “WWW”! 0‘ ' the olii- hand to tell how he god to make ser-
For Whom _ re a “use 'quantlly of can or Buckingham

‘ out, 0. A. R» vice on tho liuilbnn‘t He went to
Mid ioi‘Buokinzham {Nina's Reliefuitanl. buliNellson left hat pluco three
Cornwall yery auccaafiuily curled weeks-i180 for Brook 'l‘he omcer
out. last night. The insulation core journeyed down to Booklelu only to
rmwier‘oooumd “t .30“ 0‘ Tami?"- find that. Neilson had sitter parts on-
nncoi-midn tharfiazetto buildings!- know“. - g,
tor which an ndimlrnmopt was taken, ‘ Judge' Wheeler said éevol-y a. M
to Grand"'Army Hall in‘WalljiqtgeeL ought to be made to gut personul- ‘
where the ladies had prepared ”1.9" vice. Ho continued tbelcase fill"
nborate spread which included a large weeks more so tllat annular all
number of‘good things to eat. ‘ ' shoull bu lnntiti to find the inland

deem floating. Both of
this said. were marked
ma. .

' it that the simmer upon
. on. Monday on the teeth
noflhwest gale abd some
' . bar as she was stopped

Rev. Edmund S. Mldd .
Writ, Who has born one
pulpit of Trinity Church
months‘past, and who . _ .
mode statements which produ‘
cided sensation. llils admitte .
knew nothing by urinal hi.
and has written it altar at re
Which was received by Colon

 
 
 
 

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namn. one of the old-

. ith. this Inill‘liilll-i3 It ‘1 . Mall fleet. ' The official-sot the Post were lnsta_il-, When the (use of ry (tulla' .n
gas. in; gebyfléatymm A. w. g) ‘ ,by Post commander Bradley S. unlit-ii lllllllul Callahan came. 1
'l‘i‘iilli.“ Still ‘li ’ , eith. the oldest past. master or the

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the court was not qtilte‘plouscil with
cotinsi'l'r effort to complain pol'sonnl
'acrvlru and a little talk was Kin‘il til
the Inwyprp in genorql Warning ”will
that ey‘lry possible. enorl lilllnl. be
mode or divorces will not bi.- gl'llllli‘ti.

til the, reputation of be?
: t: qoamim. lit,- formeri '
island of the company’s"

.. ..0l9.
‘ l3ltlli'v'l'led. besides the can
» . floor, Billshury. former.
W

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139-“? we“?! . tin‘point or service. The oiiicerli
“N installed by Past Commander Keith
were the following:
l'Commandep—Oharles W. Bennett.
Senior Vice~Commwder—-Rlchard J.
Gutblii.

olonel Leslie Smith. ti. s.j "

‘ 73 Norwnlk, Conn. Sonia]!- .
Trinity Church, “

My Dear Colonel Smith:

i' ' the ManchlirliLWhe‘“ . ' The Callilllnne were married on
The regrettable publicity . ‘ . , , V ' Rabbit island near Junior- Vice~Commander-David E. February 20, mild. There was. ll’iiul)“;
my sermon (or minrr the ‘ . finer omcers, a freight COMM?- aoon altar. til-unity . and intrnlper-

bill of it) (lttlli'l‘l‘t‘ll
"limiting December :iillll. w
unforeseen and uln-xpot‘ted
What was lntflndt'il to be .
matter. and lilit‘i‘ldi‘tl nililpl
ious suggestion to tilt‘ ms .
fortunately passed lN'l’On
bounds. I regret. tllol'ofa .
that any words of mint» shou
ntrumentnl or used in any w ,
up unkind feeling dgtlllipl. any

' Quartermaston—«Thomas Bradley.

. per. with it crew oi
Chaplaln~Bradley B. Keith.

5n in the engineer’s
eight in the stewards .
* l the crew numbered

ant-o was tho i-olnpluint and Mrs. (‘ai-
laban told of srvurul instances. ’l‘bey
admonwclmiea A. Van Shaicit. resided ill llullllllry. The (torn-o was
0mm of the Day—John F. yoveioy. . flamed.

Officer of the Guard—Monro Wheel-1 Eugene ll). liltlrli was given it de-

- cree midst .louopbiile M. Lillcll on
Militant-accrue A- White- the grounds of lnfldi‘dity. rim wile
somant “Slot—Charles F, Loom“. was caught in a raid on a house in
' .,;Qusrtermuter Sergeant-Joseph RI Bridgeport. Silo forfeited a bond or
Grumman. -

$20 in tho rlly i‘i)lll'l under the name
The officers. of the Relief Corps of Marion llolmes.

. doassengers on board.
i“ the first cabin and

; ‘Vlteeragc. The other

.Chlneiie.

f.‘Panallla continued

either way she would

01'

uni. The ‘good of Trinity l. ' ordav at Mazatlan. were installed by Mrs. Flanders. of state distort-c Elmer board the
at who! is ihe'srrni will so host oi'caii- The Peualuoford. department president. The (use of (‘oru u. lh-t‘kul‘ vs. i‘harles
corn 0 all its Iilt‘illlll‘l‘1l. We the outer course «ofllcérs .inlinlled idcllidetl the follow- E, Dot-kor. 'l‘ile wifo-tqld il fourfill

Of course from aviiiiii kiwi? ' down. generally int: ' I - title which was firmed by tho nu»,
know nothing or HIV alleged. Santa Barbara President—bird!“ .E. Bylugton. band. -<

and. i now regret wry much
evdr heard or roivrrml to these
table matters.
. You are at lllloriy to refer
letter or to read it in any q
where. in your jllthnlivul, it, Wl
mots peace and (‘Illtrfll‘
With all my Ill-:trt I omit the
and the new l‘t‘t‘lOI' that speed
- QTY‘ml work.

:H'“

and standing well off

prowl! the end of the the Kline. ‘ p

"or California. There .. Junior VieoPresidenthl‘s, Harriet.
anchor off the Bay of rate. . y"

is on the mainland “Secretary-1M“. Kate id. Sherwood.

Ate Cape Ban linens Ti'eoourowflrsnlfsry W. Potion.

mood of “flint. CR1. . Chaplninff-Miu 090ml: W. Taylor.

110’" being patrolled .dewnl‘lmlu‘h‘auldn.
for bodies which ,0 iii?! ' Hf

senior Vioe-Presidilnt—Ml-s. Cather-

 

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Sincerel y",
‘EDMI‘NH s. inn 1

. “My 4. 1907.
. in.-.» .1... ., _

copulation TRIBE om '

.. ’ _
flaked Up by Deputy Great W
‘Dcil'worttle, of Bridgeport. "

* CookonOo 'l‘rilw. Null ".L'. l‘ 0. m
I ' he"! I lflffit‘il' Gill-lliit-ti (‘Ollflc
. “ their .Wiizwum lust t‘il‘lllllg, it
‘ the occasion of ihl‘ rump; oi oh
no of officroa, lilo. .,

"Titer the adoption lit‘gll‘f‘ hm
mnferretl Deputy tiront Rlchem
Behwetttle, ilSliiiili'ti llv Acting .
'Benior. Sngnmirl- lambs Holt,
Great Junior Silutllllurii door“
Great Prophct litmu- l‘ ll-dofl t.
Vannap .i. ii. lilo“... fin-tit cit .
‘ ‘ Records George lliimlr .
Hooper of Wall: .
$1!“ng till 01' lil'lliat

 
 

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1m

.‘ elm Beaters—mitt belie wufiox-
son. 1st; mmmnrbal. Robinson, 2nd;
Mrs. Mary Pierce. 35d; hits. Franrin

Roscoe. 4th supper, Opportuniiy

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.- Obtaining Morley
,,.i’rotetlsesin at
iiiiig Deal

At the conclusion of tile
toned at the hull. remarks were made:

,llrs. Flanders. Commander Ben-I
halt. E. M, Leda. eat-commander oil
the Westport Post which has allilinted
Pith Buckingham Post. Adjutant E. ii;
Patton and Dr. Robinson, of the Nom-
“pin Soldiers‘ Homeprsud Judge 1". W.
’ory.’ In addition Mr. been andl
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley sang.

film women
‘ BURIED AT silicllillli

Circle, King’s
Daughters, Members Earnod
$410. and a Friend Contri-
butedthe Balance at $100

. was notified last night
"Qt Philadelphia roster:
1rd 0. Flower, a nun
who three years ago for-
"0.000 while "lid“? in-
city for obtaining
so pretenses.

Jit) hpd tract-ii Flower
. tin. once locating him

The Oiipiirilltilly (‘lll'lt‘ of the King's
Doughnut. or ibi- l"ll‘:~l l...plist (.‘llllrt'h.
Norwalk. lll'lil tlll "l-ixpv ll"ll(‘(‘ Social."
yetiionioy. ‘l'lle ill'i'ilfli‘lldl errvlre was
opont-il by Hill llll.illi‘llt' singing “i
Love to lo“ the Story.‘

Mrs. .lntllvs Wlllrll, ll.. rend the
Scripturl» Irwin il'olll illl' ~ixth chapter
oi (inlllllllllr Float this chapter the

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ raise the lollouicu lilll‘lfi of ‘ Win to have found him mush.“ “fl“ fl.vg Been Re. circle lotto» ii:~ mono. ‘ilpptil‘lllnlly."
H'ribo for illl‘ «ll-«uni: \rni‘: . at city. Fl'Ulli there . . _ v . i’l'lu‘t‘l‘ wux ut't‘orwi l-t Miss Belle
i Sachem—{harm luvs: ‘ ‘ elohia. when» it ill DWQI'IDIDD ”"00” '0]!!de Doma-
Senior Silizt'illltii'v' Ffl‘ii Buttery . DOW!) Ml ’rfli‘esfltil‘ ‘ " ' ' A Still) um. ill-ill l'i‘lllt‘l'ltd by M1“
Junior Sundown ll li 'l‘lnckl ‘l at charging him with FUND” ".movod llinbrow. n..omp.v.m.-.l l,\- Ml... Flor-
Prophd‘t—'(;t’iiiliv .--')",»w»r in ”from justice Wait re . “~— t‘lll't- Illililuill

 

The prison-tr will

it

Blatant. brand finally of item.

Chief of lii'i‘iilll“ l‘ l‘._' Mama;
0

Keeper of \i'ulmnul. \i‘ 1‘ court. at Phillltirlpbin. Jln, “3.3m.” workman were bum.” (minimum [m “up.“ PM” .i
s“gill cto of \\‘ My 'le it physician was in "It “PM”? the $31," of]: nnzwlrull- V ’ ..-
° " " ’ “'“i "'"‘" ' - . :3 inc tween ed a min-
Browcr. -.mnto ill Marl-ll. 1903. y 750:4.“ bodi at ten of my SUSlE lN SEARCH

“[8!!-

Fmi 5“““i’"‘“ “l It“"“"lit can and ”been injured workman haw

Ho alleged. a promoter
Second Slump i) l. tulllii‘ld.

d Eastern Mininir

F01? A HUSBAND

 

con recovered. ,
First Wnrrlol ,t loin..." _ _ tin: and Refining mm “It... mom m.” were re
hill??? '1" f” “."““.‘.l ' 't'éi's‘si’lo‘li'“ 9rd; mm mm" a. tvini numimr at Miss Bryan silos Wealthy West-
: FM 11.} ‘..\- I ' .
. Fourth \Viil‘riil' Many.1 will ' . aid the stot'lillold- ”n ”I!“ tmmn' m,“ M. DD" Yachtsman Who says
First that l‘ V; l , my 0, the Hostel the workman it i w l
' 't-~ -..t-.. 'l iv,“ f0 . ‘

 

'ol 3 mop. Alumina injured urt-
thrlgo, children it in o mitten-ll Drill)-
1bi! Milt “IO" "0 till] fifteen lliltlli'fl
Wane-thy!» fallen earth.

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.PIiQA'Y' M'TIINOON CLUI.

ant—nu-

‘tfl, let
gy‘ had invested. Tl“!
.. to the attention
“or and Dr. Flowcr
o complaint. was
char lineman and

 

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No Wedding 89

II:il~-~.l i' are ' _
’l‘hird Brim» walnut mill”
Fourth Brave-munch r puck,
Glilll'd 0f Wlilurllil, -R I,
Gilll'd of Ftlf’tml ('wllll'w (‘
. Afll‘l' the milling of limp“ I
[ill but Ellt‘lli'lii‘n ills-ll \l‘lls

Its, ior His

 
 
 
 

Mi“ Sill-all M lirlnn. of Now illl-
\‘i'il lttls Ill-night "tilt in I)”. Np“: ”a-
l'i‘ii i"Hi" rllir i‘lnlri unusual Frrilorirk

M. lli'iilt'lll ii \llttllilly )Ill‘luflnflln til
\“i‘hllitil'l,

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

In...“ iii" lli‘Kli‘i'lill; i llllii‘i‘)’

ID the retiring “51"lli"lll ("lull-3. M.“'”'“figuvh§ Lwdywwm' Mrs. ’3” [NW ”Jill-N illlll it‘ll" 11'0”: not. cure

I, .1 ,: . ' ‘ . v. I. . ' or i to bloom. IIIII Will ;.. l . up”.

Entaaflslcmafillnial'lif‘llli‘lflfidgg l The gilthwmoopdgubiltlgiihiiu tlml lair...“ it... loom»: lliaE‘lijrvlm
. '. ., . ‘ M , .m W i": in tho tlillialllm or iii l'..it i"

. B. -’l‘lnckli~l, t‘l- . . ., ill . g - rli tutellylm.

fl ‘ h Willi mud“ lli";’n|.11:‘}?‘.er u‘a M” “5 lM pruideni. Milli! l“ will) hair :I illligi' iiilliiilit‘l l‘ttIllltlili‘il ill

 
 
 

my" Prod Built-rig ch.
The Tribe lllllo nl‘lrvpli-Il no
”0“ from flu- lii'V. “2 \i' T, Di
' toad divilw mm» ill the. "
unlllmilat ('liiii‘l‘i‘ I h >

Old thirty-seven members Wimtiiiltlili

ii iii filiiii‘tl lIllll litililml tin yachting

M Will.“ '.I 'ii'lnltnri- ”in! fillii’ i‘t-til‘y. 3X0. NlUlII‘i'tl "Pilllflnl'
I)’ ill Wiltlil'tlnm Whili’o i“, Wilde iiWD

“It?" completed
w it occurs on mine illillllllfl gupnwl‘. crowd
’ ' “ to wed bliil. ' “I

“s l. iill. ilylii, i lleii

. hwy“ financier. 0: fiwgly nlltl lllli "‘"Hnumlullt "n“
.. . . ' W IBM 8 to liflilti'il him u " er
' . . id is in Bil-n3 off lllt billion " "n" M m" h

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

, time. The
detectives
. carried.

 
 

fll' llll'll mlrll’lid",

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

. , . Hill and wll- lull

Wain\l‘hl‘l‘i‘i'nisplrvaont in ‘ Mill- ’ I 7.“ l o'fyllla .1“in ”i'i‘ivmi‘ ll" titit bt-.r"iig.ltil‘i|iiii
' i~ it"l 41;». * . can 9 lltii. . . .

. lion Hindi»? n :9. '0‘“ m , l. w m" "" “‘0 Vi'nlil 8M claims

iihlli ii" lliilt' Mit‘ii lilt‘l‘i‘ are no Wetl-

ihgn tiitllt br'ia till iliu llllllilra! ' ‘ for
liiii’i ltlltl till silo lllla lli‘tllirllmt'
lit-lilo" in in mm obi nnd‘iflmm’
|w‘llb mfl‘ll'iiillii'i‘ ill Wuaitiort. H0 4"
ll-li . ll. li' pm
Brynn. lulled in mm!” Mill

n illitlllilli. Tll'fi Vi”?
‘1- nll iwlili‘ilfii and H
void: Hi'li'f'lliillt. ll
iyit‘. ilnur which V
Mf‘i'l‘lill and ii [(lntir."

(I II)‘ D”. “ ‘
> :5 ill i‘illl NI" 0‘ m9 ‘7’
ll be e y crulllil' "ii

I8 ti ti Wiliilioiiila

. I' . ii iii “HW'ib , "

'FHO lil im‘kwiiiiil’n Hall] ”“20 '
[on will llo llllliotl an.” it

, n for their t‘llli'ftmmmm‘

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W‘om—a‘ 3
NORWALK cw. aluminum
Two Clone Game. Pi d if N”
g l
in the Handicap from
I Yesterday afternoon .llltigo“ HOB"
'w. Gregory. l‘lticd Mi. oriented W“
”NTIIT. A Vim Duran. llilotl iiiii, or iii. “0“.
‘ t m ”he” 0 Mi to 92 ill the ltllilllf'tl ioufllim'“
, Tm: VIII anibQ‘rleilli tilllll. "‘
0| an M no or \‘rl'y (“loan it i‘ h ‘
06 but "I'll”. Vl‘i’ilt'l‘lflinAl‘ 'W‘l‘gflog'
flied lilil. tlcftlitti-ii Thoma 9""
com. 66. by the, M'ill‘i' of tilt) to ill
it, in finite lil'i'llillill’ that Kind ti.
Hull-ad. iii). anti llownnl A. ‘Cisnwl
ion. 70, will play this ori'lllnit.

The tournament r -'
‘ cacti. p ices itrf' two “it!

 
 

1 ed at later-
V ‘ u of Miss

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

t
* ‘rc wrecked mm
' cry ilf‘liflii't'tl in
lbw. last night. by
‘OXDiOiiiiltm iif tiynmm
.. mm- an int

y . Were liltii
) llnlklln

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

the civil superior llmii‘ and heard some ,

' Bl "‘IIlISiiI‘

pansy, JANUARY 5. 1907... V .l" .‘

 

 

 

'THHEWWB;
illlll ll N’K
Hill DING

Blown io Pieces, Together
With Assistant Cashier iiic-

Lear

streets.

hurt may die.

their offices.

guard.

his organization.
tiltl following story

and asked me to l
was busy looklmz
on lily lleslt and
[cation to lllnl. ll.

suspicious that be
nskrii him in t-xi-us
to tho (”trillions Willi
know what he bill
followed. i did not
the bomb. bllt i l
to MIDDON' that he
kllli‘tl outright.

over us. and four o

illt‘ tloilr.
H'Vt'll pooplv worl-

Mr. thtllliiili it‘ll
Club and l‘t‘illl'nl'il
(in his way down i
t‘tilllllllllit'ii by sol.
lllt‘ liui'iollsnola: of

anything more. ill

WILSON POINT

' 'I‘hoso who won1 t

n snlali shod which
limilne. oil the dock

t‘ll boiler and was i
l‘il. 'l‘hti ilinzo

llli' sillxlo lluildllllt.
lbw Nrw tlrk, Now

about $160. The or

the window. 00"
the amnion ,.
unfociunstd at this,
for of the house but
redecorated.

 

Portoi .
hero
standing“

its with“
mm: iiivlilti
ervldé lit the

liili Dhliich. Sunday
it it o'rthcit. for tile

 

 

 

"A man who glut-
Williams, sbnbblly tlrossi-d. giving no
place of resident-a. I'ilille into my oilice

at me vrry curious

while i went into illliiillPr office.
left the man he aru-t- and went over

talking to the i‘lltillli‘l‘,

man was killotl. i am liilil by the police.
My cashier, William Z, lirlmlr. was
Glass ilow fro
smashed window ililii loll ill all bidet

among lllt‘ i’llll)l0,\'i“‘ Wllil rushed for
l lindt‘rMullii that. six or

not know how Nt'l‘itilbly."

rotor lllltl and M um unublv to say

boom in u curring:-

' DID $150 DAMAGE

Reports Circulaied Thai Ex-
tensive Whari and Standard
Oil Property Were Destroyed

the city at the limo. :tlld 1th people
at Hull island and adjoining pint-ell.
wcro qiillt‘ noxious.
lilo result of a “fit \\llii'li occurred
about midnight nt “'iltiilil Point.

The rumor noon ~
limits of the Standard illl (‘ompnuy's
ntfliloll. hour ”10 polll'. “"‘l'i‘ ablaze.
but lilvcotlglltlon Hllll‘ltvi that it was

shed had caught fire
‘Uillllli'il’ly iltillimy.
ltmli- AI
olioiixb. for fortiluaioly Mil l‘ilntinmi to

Tim illllitllnii WM llll' property of
ford Railroad company and was worth

but at. Wilson Point in insured ior
iloiloo with J, M. llflyl'lll & Company.

 

Fill! in EMT AVENDI HOUII.

A fire Which throuteliilil til beacmg
serious occurred but night in the rolli-
donce of Albert “Ollilull‘ of that ave-
lllle. The curtain lit ll window in
Mr. Montana's bailroolll look lire from
a III M and the maid. who happened
to discover the first. iniormed Mr;
Momma. who rushed all and pulled
down the curtain. tillnwiiis it out or

done to the Walls iii ”10 room 'hy‘
"I The are wttii‘ humility

W
INT ARRIVALS OF VllDlLt.
’%%W..Yonx§g£lanfi frat“ Poo
" ' l on no. ()9.
I“, "It”; ”December 21,

Wall“

iionib waniii K _
Haiti“ my “I
W‘i‘ 6. and will meet in their

l 'lnilhody. Aiiw ,
gills lira onmortly mimic

 

PlililAlmlJ’lllA. Jan. 5.——Shortly
before noon today an unknown man
hurled a bomb ill the Fourth Street
National Bank. at Fourth and Liberty
The resulting explosion tore
the bomb thrower to places and killed
W. Z. Mclnear. llll‘ assistant cashier.

Several other employee of the bank
untl patrons were. hurt.

The bomb lilrowar had demanded
money from tho l)l’i"lllt'lll. ilk-hard ii.
liushtorL When this was refused he
took the missile. from under ills root
and buried it at Mr. Rllsllton.

A slight, bro followed the explosion
and mounts in illi“ lilllllil llulidlng, In
which the bank in lthlllI‘tl. tied from

The polll‘o Wt‘l't" f]|ll('l(l_\' on hand and
they placed the vault» and tho securi-
ties of the institution iintii‘l' a heavy

President ltusllton. uitor lilo explos-
loil rushed to the oightb floor of the
building from the Hll‘iit‘l floor, to the
rooms of the Down ‘l‘owll (‘lub. a din-
llo excitedly told

his llnnlo as G_ E.

t‘llti lllm $5.000. l
ili'i‘l‘ some, papers
will but little at-
~ silt them looking
it until i became
was it crank and
.. mo for d minilttl
As i

ii|\\’. I noticed him

but do not
ll Tllt‘ oxploslon
silo llw than throw
illh‘ l-wl'y reason
tilll thunk it. The
5“",

i" live women were

llljilrl'll. bllt i do
”it! Iiown 'l‘ow‘n
Iii tlu- first tloor
it the o-lovutor, ac-
'I"ll bunk rlfllt‘lulii.
Ill" lrlluwly over

~ ll‘lolnls “0le him

FIRE

lbillit llli' i'f-nter of
but night. to see

.pl'l'n'l llllil the fill

hull I'ii lt hoisting
m lill‘ point. The
from all overheat-

l'ormitinblo

illli'i'n tlnd ilurt-

illii'i‘ll' oi the com-

"lili'l‘lilllfl iililiiin

limit ill the inter-
onilr recently been

0 steam-
arrived

not sight the
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Secretary Says, lie in Baton.
milled to Enforce
Food Law '

WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Jan. 5.——"We
cannot. say definitely what class of
merchants or manufacturers we shall
reach first in the enforcement of the
pure food and drums iict." said Beers.
inry Wilson, of the department of ug-
rlcultllro. today. “but. ii. is certain
among the first. to be reached will be
the men who defy lho'iaw."

The secretary's statement was
mode after he had read a circulpr re
cently issued by the National Whole-
sale Grocer’a Association. Among
other comments on the law contained
in the circular were these: -

“There is nothing in the law that
prohibits the sale of goods containing
any particular coloring matter or pro
servative."

"Parties desiring to use fictitious
names might organize firms or cor-
porations under these names. Ficti-
ous names may be used with impunity
until next October.“ ‘

“While the departmental.‘ maclrl’i’n'
cry for the enforcemmt o‘ the» w
has not, yet. been complW‘Wu-
ed the Secretary “the law is now in
force and any merchant. or mountain~
tllrer who violates, it. does no at. his
peril. if any of these men think
they can defy the law with impunity
let. tllem try it and i will undertake
to assure them eventually a sum-
mons to appear before a United States
court."

The sacreutry further states that
under the regulations such labels as
are now in the hands of manufactur-
ers and dealers may he used until
October 1.

 

 

~—Sm&lt, lilo lb. Ciliilill‘s.

FREIGHT HANDLERS
HAVE MADE DEMANDS

if Not Granted General Strike
Follows on All Lines— Penn-
sylvania is the Only Road
That Pays $2 per Day

NEW YORK. Jun. 6.——Tbe strike at
the tour hundred freight handlers oi
.lbe Erie Railroad at Jersey City and
Hobokqn is. according to a claim
made last night. to be followed by a
general dt'lllalld on all the railroad
companion at their local piers, except
the Pollnsylvunlu. for an Increase in
Lwngentj'rom $1.85 to $2 a day. the ad
ifflui‘t'ftii‘ which the. [trio freight handl-
ein utritck. About twcnly~iiVe hundred
freight handlers, who are nearly all
ltalians. are preparing to make the
demands. it was sold, and the agents
of some of the companies have beet.
toltl what to expert.

The l’t-tlnsylvunln rullrouli is the on-
ly road which pays $2 a day. The othel
nilroullo besides tllc ldrio on which the
demands. are to be made, are the; Dela-
wnrc. Lacitnwuniln and Wcattlm, New
York Central. llclligb Valley. .Wesl
Shore. Baltimore and Ohio and the
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Though the Dlfli‘t‘ii of the Erie Mkers

 

 

no the other road)! is predicted if the
demunrlil are refused.

The atiiriuls of the Erie railroad de~
clnrcd last night that the freight

uisilllli’t'sritliocEiifi l

the Pure ' '~

have barn filled. a strike of thd’ men ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Proposition iii iinve (do .
; Milli it".
tell is Agrbaiigi’llmiiqmpiulo
- limit at Bill.“ Willijcliiu
Suggested it’s H‘dmlim‘“ o‘i
iilllBoard ;_ ., . '-

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Last night‘s mourned In”!!! W".
meeting placed to. stamp of norm“;
on the proposition to Milo-Q MIN...
estimate and taxation creMi’iOfilutfin‘ ]
the power of the selectmeft“‘iti‘{dilii‘llit * ‘
utlllg town funds and tO‘diVldqyth.”'
pendlture of town moneysjiotodoimt'
meats, instead of conditional,
men a lump sum to narration.
ness of the yuppflithml
mutilation. * ml L“ .4: lift”) 1‘.‘ ill b

9 report of. e‘con'il'iim ."W 0

was directed to digit 3 iflitgzdliibi‘imfl
the desired ideas. was BEW’ ".an
llloualy by the forty artful-““6!" '. . ,8 W93“
em and Town CdunsellfiflWflW

(Continued on Fourthiitaxél-

 

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rail“ SALE. '.

FDR sALE-A CHANCE FOR
sonlecluo to buy a good building lot in
East Norwalk. near trolley.‘ Will build _
a good new one-family house on it.
(inn have the house and lot for ".350; .
barlfialn. Address Box 314, South Nor-
wa .

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—BUILD YOURSELF A
speed launch, from American Gas Mo-
tor Co.'s "eusy’Todlulld system." Speed
hulls. motor boats. cabin cruisers. Boat

(names are oak, fitted and ma. ready L
to plank before knOckdown. -. ill . '
erected if preferred. Complete 08

include patterns, naval architect’s

liens and instructions while buildiul.‘ ”f:
iperlal offer~25~footers. downhill
‘rame. $55. Free catalogue. 9t: "

mat. and engine dealer. 49 “far

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

LEGAL NOTICES.
SOI.VEN‘1§,NOTIGE. ,le «

w. \l .n

District of Norwalk. 51..
Court. lieimlberxfig-A.‘ 91.“. ' :
Estate ol'llorl )w-‘l
Norwulk. in skid -" .,‘
The Court of Pr ' ._
of Norwalk. hath ..

 

 
 
 

miti- i.
six months from the all .
the creditors of said a! _, a . .’ 7.
’heir claims for settlemeim“ . . ~ .
neglect to present their notational?-
arly attested. within milliliter! l:
he debarred a recovery. All venous}
'ndebted to said estate stomped».
0 make immediate payn‘i ': to»
J. iRVING-v

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

TO LETnNEWLY \
'oom: steam beat. and id
West St., South Norwalit. X, .

 

handlers strike had been broken.

 

Friday. Jlll. ii. 1907. Francis 3. Fitch.
.lr.. son of Francis S. li‘ltch. of Ken-
mom, N, Y.. aged 54 years. Fun .l
services will be held at his late h e.
Dariun. Conn. Sunday, at 2:30 p, m‘.

.. . . H.-. -5?
WANTED. . ‘
WANTED—GIRL AS COOK AND
llllntlress. Apply at No. 50 Elmwoid
Ave ., iii 3t

wsnrsb—rouuo moms
light oilico work: Address (1. E. .-
‘tvnre Sentinel ouice. 16 it

wsnrso~n won/m 'rwo balls
a mouth. Apply to Mrs. W, H. signify

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

' “ 'ro LET—rmfim‘ m «.2 _
DIED. bath. etc. inquire 7 3 in?”
FITCH-AT BRIMEPORT,CONN-. m- ”’

T0 LET-FURNLBHHt
test and bath. Priced
Eliubetb 8t.

To LIT—AT ONO”,
if live isrce rooms. hot ,.
hard wood iioora. muting; ~
Apply M. Walsh. Wilma" ‘~

 

IiVIRMDI OIMIT . ' m ,.
"11.00“. Devonty any "in“! “I
located. Lots to suit. sliwit in windy; ‘ 1 .
«lent a lot while you no lily-.1 Apr ..
niyg'floom W. Voorllou. Import.» x
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WANTsm—WOMAN mam

inks in washing. Apply at 4‘ In"?
St. South Norwulit. ‘

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W.
WANTIO—LA RGiii FIRST-CM“

Elmore“. '
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manufacturing a staple line of g
in supplant daily use wants I
no to manage branch wholesale bu

 
 

monthly. touthor vi
and extra comm
3: ”Will not.
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Address want?“
at. Wynn“, . '

met-rip r
nth . ,‘f
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til Norwtii.’ L a”
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forum ‘
til villa!

r. 9. ii,
Olliei . .

lieu-o of twenty-five yoaro' dtsndili‘

My. Salary 01.800 Mir ”if. mlbll' L
. .

HXSCELLANW “riot

IAiPLOYMKNT “woodman. ,,
f. Wilcox announces that’s in:

,‘nhllsilod dnil amnion!“ . MOW
» fin“. and can I'D

 

 
 
 

 

 

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