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“Banker's”; '
naturist) ‘
The. New York’- American. today.
printed the folk)" I ”wanting a for.
mer Norwplk real any;
~ Harry ll. Him. and of the defunct
“banking and m cringe
H. Hoyt and multimof No.
Broadway and mono’h'flhert. former
bookkeeper for the firm were arrested
yesterday on the
cosy and held in l
for street Court. 3
Onlyy one of
selected to print erlmins
fuss upon by At“
any Krotel which
swindle aszreltati
Samuel A Jeuki
One Hundredth st
gave Hoyt 8250 in Mu a margin
for the numb“? M V: P. stock and
that Hoyt pocket“. the money and
made no investment. Jenkins receiv-
ed a “bought Hill)" Swooning to show
that V. P. stuck had been bought for
A. Norway. Jun. "10.—~ ‘
misfit
.’ We earth shocks were felt
..fl. 93“” o'clock. this morning. ac~
I I b rumblings like thunder.
"Ito'colved in this city show
shoots were felt at other num-
towns in Norway. The dis.
outlined considerable alarm,
m has been reported as
.. Minimise. Russia. Jan. 10.—
mm ”00kt! were felt here early
(:9 between Christiania
burg is about eighteen
" firm of H.
Senator Forster aim Notice
its VliiiEntiosvorio Secure
Expression of, Opinion Ro-
investigation
President's Action in Ols-
chsrging Negro Troops
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-—-Senator
Forskor gave notice in the Senate to-
day that he would try to secure at vote
Saturday on his resolution providing
for an investigation of the Browns-
ville riot which resulted'in the dis-
charge by the president of thornegro
troops of the 25th Infantry. Senator
Tillman gave notice of a speech on
Saturday on the subject.
It is understood there will be other
speeches ,but the Ohio senator an-
nounced his purpose to try to hold the
Senate for a vote on that day after
the conclusion of the discussion.
all in the Can-
44mm... Follows at:
Watt Avenue Headquarters
A ;very,pleasant encin'o party.
moon, the first of a series
t evening ‘dl the
ow. it is alleged. a
of No. 141 West
t. charges that he
*' transmutation.
0W. Sweden. Jan. 10.—
i‘lfihlkt and» sharp
“00k! Wm felt at several points in
Men at 1:30 this In
‘t tcbos received
and Stroms
was given las
Club. in West avenue, nod
to of Columbus.
loctlon with the party
W‘Sitflng of games of one
Wild Union Council \rhs‘ rem .
‘04 billboard of two llllil't'lh, a,
News“: German orgoinzinion .
others. Pinheer H
may by‘two and
.0! Hi. by;two. _
The fates were not With
list evening. evidently, for the.
lost in all three kinds of guinea. ;
are to be two more sittings.
euChre party, which w
“curated in by a. large iinii
there were some
prises.’ Eight gnincn \i't'l't"
”It'll. J. Carew was war
1111!. ladies’ prize, a silver
set for, winning sci-ch -
B .C. Feeney and Miss Jt’is-‘p
I won six and one-halt
Ind were tied for second prisb,‘
titre. Mrs. Feeney won in tho cu
F. Hands won seven m
And the first gentlciiit-ii's prize, a ,_ ‘
pair of cuff butt
gels, M. J; Burns,
Fealeyp‘rFrancis Wind i
each had five and llllt‘ ‘ w to
their credit, making lilt'fll t-llglhl‘gi'm
thesecond prize, a book or card's; II! ,
cutting the cards Mr. Wind wag flu. W
tad report that
of houses at those places
exodus of the alarmed
mass a thirty
muBPORT.PiL, Jan. lO.——-A
: quake shocks were felt
'intthia section from 4:45
this morning. Buildings
families were” awakened
WWW were heard over till
Md., Jan. luv—Several
2%“ were felt at a number of
"hi Baltimore county, north of
>olti."tt't'lbout 6:45i aliln. todrahyé
m. 'I to no rece vet ierc.
> “1,19. light. Were distinct and
WM seconds
transactions
, EAOAINST ssrosno
‘ ' Yesterday Tasllfisd
Ian Said He Was Going
ills Stiletto
to is slowly, bit by bit, build-
case against Pasquale Es-
Menwich, charged with the
not Mrs. Victoria Mosico
last. The evidence is being
udge Hal h Wheeler unt ll
“ "crlimnlil superior courit.
fl‘hs ' pita the present time s
W monument and it is
bible that Attorney Carl
" for the accused, will
. i 'l difficulty when the defense
' Mn. How successful he will
El” figuarft‘egaestabiishlng thel
‘ ll film were four or live blood
a (”film‘s short, the state put
l tiling system of
was shown‘in a
before Referee
inJvhieh the af-
ero the subject of
the Jenkins tran-
et' orders for the
van by customers
were found iii the books of the com-
puny, Among the eaviest losers was
» rsine who lost
abt. a former clerk
for tho l'll‘lll. gave to Mr. Krotel in
detail the nit-theateumloyed to carry
on the busincas onra bogus basis. Hoyt
was formerly ii druggiat and lives at
No. 534 'i‘eiiili street. Brooklyn. When
arrested by Detective Sergeant Flood.
Hoyt said he had lost 875.000 in the
business and had been ruined by his
Wall street experience.
M... Li}:
DISMASTE D DERELICT SIGHTED.
Within Forty Milo. of Point Whore
Steamer Ponce Was Last Soon.
NEW i'oint, J
derelict has lict-u
forty 'miles of ill
The alleged'sw
Hoyt. and Combo
bankruptcy licnri
John T. 'rnwiisen
fairs of lllc flrin
00k illlfl l.:ltldflt s
l.ll\'l>'lt'li Nail
chute
suction and many
purchase of stock
Sonata Does Not increase Salaries.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lib—As report-
edtn the Senate today. the legislative
executiveand iudlclsl
bill does notioontaln a provision for
an increase of the salaries of
vicoprosldent. speaker and members
of the cabinet. The House increased
the salaries of each of theseofilciaia
to 312.000. a year. but the Senate,
committee on appropriations has elim-
inated the provision.
‘ W
MEADQW sraaa'r lRiDGE.
A South Nor-walk Resident Hopes
mayor Dow's Rscommsnrfatlon Will
Be Favorably Aotsd Upon.
To the Editor of The Sentinel: ,
i am pleased to see that Mayor Dow.
in his recent message. again referred
to “the dangerous conditions at the
Meadow street bridge, and hoped his
recommendations would not be pigeon-
holed as was his former one.
that Mr. Dow. as mayor and head of
thecity. will see to it that it is not.
Conditions at tbe"'—hiewdow7-~street
bridge are a menace to the growth of
Let me cite an instance
has come under my
wealthy gentleman
who ”Sam" stim-
Wthalowosm . my
and favorably impressed with the
_.and. advantages of same, was
ntly why he tildnot buy a
appropriation a Miss .lctmeite
Joseph Ponders
T. J.“ llyriie‘c}w.i“J.'
m .
iO.—A (ftsmasted
ted at sea within
spot where the
missing steamer Nave waslast sight»
ed by the captain of the ship Shep.
lintltlilll on lh‘t'i‘lubbl‘ 28.
information about the derelict was
received by Lit'tlt. Hunt, of the United
Stall-s llydnigruphic Offico here
day in the following. message from
Governor Ht't‘lilllagl Winthcrop, of
an. we. re
' “Robot". 150
Edward J. Flnncgtni had just ,
game to his credit oiid much in
ment was caused in Lui‘fli'fllllg him‘,
, consolation. n toy tll'lllll.
At. tile'conclusion or illt‘ gitm
etc for dancing was iutiiisliv'd b
t“ Ve Willlnni how. on th
all". ‘ Frederick \'. i’on‘ell.
“Steamer Clil‘tlt‘
ports it'dlftntmtt .
feet long LWt) to three feet above wat-
er in route of vessels between New
York and l‘oi'tn RICO passed on Jan.
7 in lat 28,27; logh'mflf."
illllliiliOll ton .
.. , Spit Hafiltni
the Knights ilH
.fihlle Adolph lint-fer : ,
: lNlI "llllllllS '
~ road Ownership
sion.
today.
able to set in all desired evidence by
1 o'clock.
the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul
who was the first witness today. said
Pacific coast business.
Mr. Hiland was asked if railroad
competition would still exist if all the
railroad in the country were brought
under our management. He declared
that in all probability competition in
such cases would resolve itself into a
question of personal rivalry between
the t‘opal’iltc managements of the rail-
roads. HI‘ thought the edge would be
taken off the competition. and it would
all things considered, not. be as keenu
as under individual ownership.
Mr. lltlniid declared that since the
consolidation of the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific his road had experi-
certain l'l‘ilm‘lt‘S of freight.
by John G hfliburn. attorney for Mr.
llnrriinttii. if the consolidation Itself
was lllt‘ cause of the increased dif-
ficulty; lie replied rcry emphatically:
"Yes, Sir "
How does it work against your lin~
cs?” ' " ' . _ .
The greater phi-t of the imsineffs l
have mentioned goes by the Southern
Pacific. and is I presume. deflected in
home and b‘é‘éfifile
only reply was he would not purchase
pro rty in a town that maintained
a dangerous place as at Meadow
street bridge. This gentleman locat-
ed elsewhere. and within the past
week contributed ten thousand dollars
toward a building for the Young Men’s
Christian Association in the town in
which he located. Doub
men and desirable people h
the same feeling aboutvthe Meadow
Probably fifty thous.
and people -every .year are inconven-
by the fact of the trolleys being
lot while the con-
”to see if It is safe
to pass. through this dangerous place.
Mr. Mayor, push this to a conclusion.
The people will so
‘ witnesses among them Dr.
,' a, medical examiner
stunts testify that the wounds
'a head were such that
d‘spattor from them.
maps Cherrillo was ptit on to
resorption be had been with the so
M W part of the (lay of the
‘ " sac, that afterwards Esposlto
hedlilhibo say that they had been
. gll‘day, which was not the
Lieut, litilit Mild he did not believe
the derelict could be that. of the Ponce
as it seemed to be too short.
Ponce is 31? fret long.
A significant feature of this
‘is, however, the proximity of the dere-
lict to tho point where the Peace was
sighted on December 28.
_ -,, 7, artner lillllt'lli the -,
, th ,berman orghiiimiioii .
"tot‘twon' four gtniit-s to llll't‘o 0‘
. J. CareWe tnid Stephen
were: the Knigths "-1.3" Miller:
"flattery and J. l’ Moore
NOON won, 25 gilllll‘s to H. .
Charles H. BllSHlil'tl and \Vi
rowel], represeutliii: i’ltlllf‘el‘
land Ladder Company unii six
of euchre to found» t. .1 .\da
P. J. .Kearncy.
SILENT FOUR'S DANCE. .
Given Last Night in Arion Hall. in
Madison street.
The Silent Four held their second
annual dance in Red Men‘s Hall last
night .lni'onlt-‘s May‘s orcthestra turn-
The members of the
silent tlllill‘it'l tire James Robertson,
Miss IC Sf‘lllvs Mrs. R. Wright and
Mr. ll Wright.
The :ti't‘lt‘!‘ resulted In a ,very 9103'
snin lllllt' for lllt' large number pre
' is Illit‘ of the chief social
' tvciiis Hi lllt‘ your among the lead-
lug (‘tlitllt'fl Ili‘tlllll‘ Of "It! town and
that it “its Milli a .greut success cs-
pct'inlli ulcni-liir. to ihOSe Present.
iNSURANCE BILL.
Senator liniknioy has introduced. at
the request of the superintendent 0'
insurance of Washington. a bill to 85~
taliiisli ii lllll't‘ull of insuraIICe in the
departnii-ut (ll commerce and
and to insulin» stock companies un~
dertuitinc insurance in the District Of
This bill was drawn up by
a committee of underwriters. and '5
intended its ll sample bill for
states to follow in adjusting insur-
ance low. Senator Buikeley does not
father lllt‘ bill, although in his opin-
ion it is probably an improvement on
the prcwiit in“! regulating insurance
in the District of Columbia.
JUDGE FEARS sort Hts LIFE-
Licxmi'ron. K32, Jan. for—Special
Judge (‘uint-s. ti'ylnt James Hill‘s“
Edward t‘:dlnliaii. John Smith and
John Alum for the usualnation of
Dr. B. ll. cox, at Jackson. Bresthitt
County, four years am). late last hiKhl
Wll‘fltl Governor Beckwllll "kln‘ that
fifty soldiers ho sent. to xllll'd
against assassination. JudKG CW”
says llli‘...liio is in anger. civil auth-
orities living nowprlm to protect him-
Jackson is filled with armed men.
PROMOTION so "P. 0- “"5“
new HAVEN. Jill‘s; 10-"A“"°“n°°'
ment \vns made at “1° emf!“ 0‘ the
New York. New Haven “1d 3"“
.y of the ED-
cpley I! ”new
agent of file N9" mind .
Company. Mr‘ do
_ H. Taylor, who it" ”med Fr
acccpt st-rvico with" “other. " oom-
w agent's out” "w M
ii. North Rivet, New York;
use His new cits.
he contestants
handicap billiard
Norwalk Club. Mr.
anew one by Win‘
more of 80 to 07-
39 also said Esposlw said he was street bridge,
hido‘his stilletto when they
mm: at the body of Mrs.
. - A daughter of the dead wont.
mill!!! why he was going to
"Itlllotbo when the woman had
shot. Cberrillo also stated that
- «on a revolver in l'tkiposito‘s
. three weeks previous to the
bathe could only state that
”calibre black handled
' jaltlhlbello testified that Es-
m s 'was going to Pennsyl-
‘_ ,1 three days before the
and When asked how he was
to, his clothing when he had
" I'M, be accused drew a
:Ild‘said t at would make it
stopped at - this
, The committee of drt‘niiunmen
dull" 3005 all
. last nightla events int hid. it P. J,
iney, chairman: ll. .l llouord,
Carewe, J. T. litiyvs_ t'. .\l.
James Cassidy and T. l‘, Casey.
I}; Feeney acted {IS (lillltlmlt‘r‘r, .
lshcd tli f’llltltilt‘
rely be with you.
, Respectfully,
ARD H. GOLDEN:
. ,5 . _———————-——
_. jesnvsonivoacs PAPERS.
about. Goodwin at Last Found an
‘ we; Notify Mrs. an:
. o
,oa. COBlJFtN IN MiLFORUe
Read His Paper on Yesterday’s
’ Tuesday Afternoon Club.
Dr. and Mrs. J. .\i t'olni'n. of
Norwalk, were llll‘ intesh Tue} .. 1
the Tuesday Aftct'iinoii i‘i'll), 0
Dr. t‘otinrn ilol'e
England sketch, “l'wtti-vtdys,’
the club and he and Kits. t'obu *
.lnvlimi to dine ill the din old h .
Miss Sara. O'Connor. '
some remarkable t‘t'iirs and
furniture and the finc not. .
1le all their livt‘s lIl .iltil‘tit'd ‘
.02 stories concerning their pos
The lecture was cit-on (it, the
ions h‘Gme of Mrs. J. t) lit-own
‘1! a pommodious :iiid cl.
,and"aceomfnodatt-s 1i itirizo an
I‘VE! full and ill" i'liill were t
M with Dr_ Cohurnk tnllt, an
m members who heard hi
nth Norwaik and sum ,.,
m him for Milford. “
After. weeks of waiting and watch-
, ed by alchance
the divorce writ, Cdnstable Goodwin
wss’ yesterday rewarded with a chance
to maketporsonarservlce, of the writ
upcni Mrs. lilaosrrisoii, of East Nor-
walk, ,tho «woodman '* actress, and
wife saddles Garrison, who has play-
ed'ln ‘vaudevills‘sketches all over the
world,.snd'_bafore~mahy of the, crown-
on heads. oftairope, .- ‘
' Constabls'oobdwtn. as been trying
to “not“ writs by istered letter
and to em chlorination, but until
still came to town yesterday
with Burlap-Baker it was impossible
serpents asked upon statutory
., ey John Keogh ap~
Garrison and John J.
mason-n 'n have a hand-
c's‘inth eldatreet. East
d {unite recently played in
at“ Poli’a Theatres, in this
Q INAUGURAL BALL.
ans-T93."—
Foot Guards, Give Fine
Amory, in Hartford, last
'Exoellency, Governor
ufl. Over 3,000
including preseii
.. tofilclals, active an
‘ Vofilcers, citizens and
, lather appearing tori—mega
, The decorations were
, and the music was
Band and the Foot
.f’
eats in attendance
u like were Miss Ethel
‘ Russell Frost. Major
Captain Frank D. Lay-
los L. White. Captain
. and Captain Ro-
General~ Frost had
,at the Allyn House.
LTER .PLANrs.
‘ f Wsahington'c
.‘of Not-walk. on February 8
Washington Clitiptci'
will“. of Noril’alk, '
. til Archdegrcc lost night
6 Bo Guests 0
portant business transac '
. :I‘MBO includdc milking -
ate“ for the reception of th
.. pier officers on \l't-dnccd
tours over until
veiling sessions in
thofibusinoss that
or action
morning was en-
“reports'of de-
the. Federation
. of the New Eng- n
. ,' Association and '
' ‘ttry Department a:
.. , r of Civil Ehigin- .
He ,will also visit
,. ‘ pected, by the gin ‘
”plummet will b “d
' of the evening.
“K
i; AL paavsn MEETING. . Massachusetts.
the First Methodist chlll‘d dwggstdhgtwg ‘ i i
_ _ the prayer nitectiiii.r wi mall:
. won of the services of .
”.“t the week for the
various b'ginchcs.
e “ he Work of t "‘
The Pastor willi3 ‘
'ost important
. t. that there is a
_ renovation advo-
. 0. law authorising
"TIE _ MEET!-
buol building com-
laat. night at
had over mat-
th, the new plans ,
arything pertain-1 . ‘ '
bonnet yet been .
the committee
idlng started by?
. if!
" last night in t
tournament of tlic
Leonard t'lllislmlt‘tl
film: by lilt' f'itlilt‘
f the service. All the .
, the Pmllflliflflot‘
meeting lit-gins i
_H___ , . ,
i! lii'f‘lllll reveal! 8 WM“
.J.‘ <
that direction in order to make a lon-
ger haul than Would be the case if
it went by the Union Pacific."
WM. W, ANDERSON SURPRISED.
Largo Number of His Friends Gather-
ed at His Home Wednesday Evening.
A lovely evening was spent Wednes—
day. when u surprise party was given
to. William W. Anderson. at. his home.
is Clay street. The surprise was
most. complete. The young people
stepped in on Mr. Anderson about 8
o'clock. Games were played through-
out tlic evening. The music rendered
was most beautiful. The plhyers
were. Howard Field. violinist, and a
pianist. While the musicians were
playing lilt‘y held the attention of ev-
ery one present, as the music was
the most skillful and effective they
had ever heard. Mr. Field is well
known in South Norwalk. About 11:80
a grand collation was served and the
guests departed about 1 o'clock wish-
ing Mr, Anderson and his b de a
happy New Year. Those present
were bliss Maud Anderson. Mrs. Wal-
ter T, Gordon. of liaverstraw, N. Y..
Misses Dorothy Walsh. Mamie Taylor,
Etta Plait, Edith Mead, Mrs. Pelham.
Miss [classic Sherwood, Mrs. Mosher.
Mrs. Doiiolson, Miss Fannie
Flaherty. Mrs. Presso. Miss
Misses Jessie Byxbee. Edna . Fillow.
Sarah Seymour, Mamie Nisel, all of
East Norwullt: Misses Mabel Frances.
May Alexander, Annie Flink. of Dan
fen: Misses Tessie and Emma Quade.
of Stamford; Messrs. Howard, ll‘leldi
Archie Merriam. Fred Pelhanf, Cllf;
ford Sherwood. Bennie Sugde‘n; Mr.
Mosher. Mr. Becker. Mr. Dennison,
Mr. Presso, all of South Norwalk:
Messrs_ Robert Seymour, Harrie It‘ll;
low, George Holtzban, Frits Galina.
of West. Norwalk; Walter Atwpbar,
Joe Barry. '
Dance, Walter Alexander. Joe Hickey.
Martin Bowling. Joe Williams. Clill‘
lie and Fred Smith Theodore Fain
banks of Durien and Stamford, pad
Mr. and Mrs. William W.- Anderson.
host and hostess. . . . :' i.
. m A .
cannon BULKELEY's blunts.
Senator and Mrs. Bulkeley gay'an
dinner at their residence in Washlhé-
ton last night, in honor of the boom?
members front Connecticut withthsin
wives, were present. other sue-towers
tative find Miami. Sloat W of
New York and Miss Houghton of:'
barium. Mrs.
lav
A , .
The regular meeting of that Gillies!
t. day Social Whist Club Was held-Mt?-
it *
day afternoon with Mrs. Will‘ ‘
mer. of Crescent Terrace . . .
honor went to Mrs. warm ”gm .1
Jr. and tho consolation Miss M ‘
Tl . ”um... V, a“
Htiiiiiilf
Mutation
inter-state Commerce Commis-
sionlolssus Writs to Keep
*Them Within its Jurisdiction
Until They Toll About listi-
Combs, n trainman. twentydwo years
old and single, whose home is in Port
Jervis. was seriously injured.
collision with the roof McCombs sus-
and face and was
torn off and the lower lid, nose, face
and forehead were badly cut. He was
picked up by fellow trainmen and plac-
ed on board the engine which was
driven to Bridgeport at top speed. A
message had been send ahead to the
emergency hospital
CHICAGO. Jan. iO.-Atiorneys for
the government, who are conductins
.the investigation into the management
of the liurriman lines. announced to
day that they had determined to take
Steps to prevent E. H. Harrimsn, Hen-
ry 0. Prick and H. H. Rogers from
leaving the jurisdiction of the commis-
ln order to prevent this. steps
will be taken to cause the issuance of
write of no exeat directedjulnat the
men named and they will be compelled
to remain within the jurisdiction of the
inter-State Commerce Commission un-
til they have testified before the board.
Chairman Knapp ill the beginning of
fodnY's lit-tiring announced that the
Present. hearing would adjourn at noon
lir. Kellogg. the government
attonicr. declared that he would be
the injured man at the depot there
shortly before 8 o'clock,
that McComba was
parentiy unable to NW
what had happen d to him. At South-
port it was said t at the trainman ap-
parently failed to notice that the roof
of the station under which the train
was passing hung close to the top of
thc.cnru and did not bend low enough
to avoid contact. He will recover.
_.s_..____._
outer or sesolnsEs
James H, Hiland, traffic manager of
that. the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific were formerly competitors for
Colonel Andrisff Moots Same
Col. Patk‘o Andrieff Chief of the gen-
darmes of the Md! district. was shot
and killed this
street. A paasl g infantry patrol fired'
a volley at the assassin. but only suc-
ceeded in wounding several innocent
onlookers.
udniowa street was closed by troops
and the police began making a strict
search of all houses fronting it.
enced grtattr difiltnlt) in hnndlinfl the “a“, of making house owners rev
ponsible for bombs discoyered on their
premises the governor general has ,or-
dainotl that all house owners on whose
premises bombs or internal machines
are found will be tried by court-mar-
tial and aretliable to be saliencetl to
death or to pay a fine of $750 if they
prove their ignorance of the presence
of the bombs in their houses- The dia-
coveries of bombs here lately have
been numerous.
cers and a policeman were killed on
Jan: 5. while examining a bomb dia-
govbered in a house in the Amur (sn-
ll!‘ .
HA8 WRITTEN PREOIDENT PAT-
TERSON.
On f‘rtifia examination he was asked
moval of the National Cash Register
Company from Dayton. Ohio, as stated
in these columns yesterday. President
Samuel Lynea. of the Not-walk Bust.
fleas Men's Association has written'to
President Patterson. of the cempsny,
a letter laying before him the advan:
consider a prophet ,
The National Cash register Company
employs about 7.000 people.
torus FREIGHT CAR
harry loflombs. of Portlervls,l
lf.Y.. seriously injured stt
Souihpori Depot
llurled from the top of a freight
train on which he was riding by an
overhanging roof at. the Southporf
passenger station of the Conmlitisted
railroad. early yesterday, Henry Mc-
ln the
tained severe lacerations to the head
rendered uncon-
scious temporarily.‘
The upper left eye lid was nearly
and the ambit-
lanrs with Dr. lves in charge met
At the hospital yesterday it was said
hilt up.
"that
SHOT AND KILLED
Fats as Many Other Russian
Officials
LODZ. Russian Poland. Jan. 10.—
rning on Poludniowa
The assassin escaped. Pol.
YEKATERINOSLAV. Jan. 10..--Wlfh
Three coasack offi-
ln connection with the possible re
. of Norwalkif the company would.
come here-
*‘h
.14.“.
To her.
corner Van Zondt and Fort Point‘Sts.
Engine 21 Elmwood Ave. South Nor-
wu . . .
TO LETnUPPER PART HOUSE,
)9 3i
of five largo‘rooms. hot and cold water,.
hard wood floors, mantles. hot air heat.
Apply, M. Walsh. Wilson Point Road.
TO LET—AT ONCE. APARTMENT
d12 6t
, BUSINESS NOTICES. ‘
Jessie Byxbcc. all ,of South Norwalk: -
Main St. South Norwalk. Real. Estate
and Insurance.
rented. insured
Call and see us.
was. shuts M. Ham.
Main SL,‘ South Not-munm l! "‘” -
lag; listi- curling and hummus-talc
al scalp . treatment: , («3th a
specialty. has CucumborVOresmto,
a an. complexion. Calf torsfros goat
meat. annotations hair and blem hot flash I.
removed without pain. Consultation
Youngs, .George free - . ‘
CHRISTOPHER d KOPP, 16 so.
mo soft» Assisi '
Pittsburg Mugs». . isndi 1
Twelve injured Infill lilo-
pliala—J’owdlf’ Pisailfrssh- . I
ed at Holidaysliurg, i's. ' 41w
Seven Oils
Pil’l‘SBURG. Pa, Jan. fit—As s it»
suit of last night's explosion of molten
metal at ...e Elias furnaces 0,: the
Jones a Laughlin's Company. .W
the charred trunks of man II
at the morgue and-twelve badlr‘bufl'
ed and “crippled foreignersisro N fill.
hospitals, while anximls“ ,
crowbars. picks sndAli‘oyell. m
ging through a mass of stoolsad'clll'
tiers for the bodies or covers! tiara »
who are still mining..i0f_the"
three will probably die. ‘ "“7 ‘
'l‘lie morgue today was besieged ,
stream of relatives of thouflfort, It!“ , '
who lost their lives'in the a
The bodies of theyictlma/wm «their
burned and are almost unroclxllflbht
but despite this. five of thosoveatalteu
out have been identified. The company
officials refused to allo
enter the plant today. '
E. L, Messier. the superb)
stated that in his 0
was caused by the
w any one to
inion the accident
ooseuing or one of '
the steel bands about the bottom of
There were 100 tons of steel in the
furnace at the time. The loss to the
company, according to Superintendent
Messier will not be less. than $50,000
and may greatly exceed these figures.
as the entire furnace bottom is slid to
llULLlDAYSBUltG, Pa. Jan. id.
.The plant and buildings of the Stand-
ard Powder Company of Pittsburg. at
Horreli Station, four miles from Hot-
lidaysburg, were destroyed by an ex-
ploaion today. No lives were lost. The
explosion was caused by a fire which
started in one of the buildings. Th
damage will exceed $100,000. 3
Flames now are eating their wayw- ‘
ward a storehouse, where five tbou‘at-r
and kegs of powder and two «new
of dynamite are, star
has been snspme'tr'on the
bur branch of the Pennsylvania
, inhabited _,ot
Franksfown Valley. anodes ng‘ to '
hills to find shallot.
or mow its.
roa . and the
The residence
mile away. and that of August
were wrecked by the force of the’cou—
cusaion. The explosion ,was' hes
distance of 25 miles. _ .‘
’ ' W Volume.
wanrao—coox Asp WAl
in family of four.
Lockwood, 50 Elmwmd‘ftva ‘
WANTED—A within FOR cau-
ersl housework. Appl
St. South Norwalk.. ‘ '
.WANTso—Boaaogsifgv‘rwd gha-
dles. Address .“Board,”;,cprefl of -
tinel, statingparticulars. '« .
WANTED—l WOU
buy a place at Bell 1‘
Place must b
some éround facing Lo . . ,
Address M.J,Reglns n .ownoscfi
it" Westohester Vlll .' .'=
. . "I "f,”
inquire Mrs. ELS- .
WANTED—SALES
ed. No experience necessary.» «,Stea
poaltlbn. ll. Germain £09. 3
-. 'wANTao—A canehstrna‘tfffi .6
die-agga‘nomuhniou‘. hag° _' , ,
of-ai logs on 0r .7, ,w, »
like to get in with wgmtnie‘ffist
needs a. man of husln .
Address Business, Sentlliol Office.“ t
ssh-«experience; “ z.“
Houses. farms sold;
sndtmtswcollefi .
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WANTED—STIFF nit-rain
Steady wars and good
- ages all the year around, A
‘ "Binder," care Sentinel;
and binder.
waN'raoe-tvounogotans ; g, ..
learn the, weaving. Good'gopportuait es, . ,
fol-those who desire moot one; . »
ploym'ent. 'Apply at onscreen. t J. .
td., Chestnut Slit, South Non ,-, L
walk. - , .. dl‘t’itf“ , .-
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Patntsr._'l’spsrfisugor ‘ d Decorator
.Mmsts'srsuhsfittod. Ad msga'lifad; hum“! “a will gell‘ ,
g. '. aprons ' butcher. cart...
good condition.bot:1e 30 n on
at s. , . . Murals? 'J "3 2 .‘nsr, ‘“ will" a
rmmhrlmcwh ”“4"" "m
lies sfdvchsadollars.’hflym \w
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Maior and Mrs. Zalinski the latter the. .
aimler of SenatorBrandegee, MPW‘ ,
so
keley’s sisterhwho.
is spending the widter'with Mrs..B,ulk.v_ -,
' Hicks. humanities
$2:th ' The meeting next“
afternoon will
glhdley, llnnford 3]“
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