ESTABLISHED teyo.
iIN ” SENTINEL
AICOCIATIO PRIIC NEW. FROM ALI. PART. OF THE WORLD IV A IPICIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
WEATHER FORECAST.
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Fair tonight: Sunday tair and cold- ‘
enlight to freon wutoriy windd.
Amman at the south sol...“
Pawnee on Second Clan Hatter.
1r.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN., SATURDAY. DEC. 28. 1907.
TWO CENTS.
MlHIHKEMll
KIBKH 'SllIHE
MlH MISSING
,iohn it. Foggenliurg, Ir.. Was in
New York, Wednesday and
Thursday. Intending to Take
Train for South Norwalk, and
lies liot Since Been Seen
John H. i’oggcnbttrg, .Ir,. proprietor
of the Mnhackcnto Cigar Storc. has
been mysteriously missing slnoc
Thursday night. and his family tours
that. ho has mct‘with foul play.
Mr. i’ozgcnburg spout Christmas
with his parcnts in New York. and was
nppttrt-ntly Ill tho bust of spirits, lltI
icft thtIrc anti wont to call on n doc-
tor. who was trcatlng him for itf'i't'l't'
lit-athletics. which Wt‘l't’ cuuscd by his
own.
Front tho doctor's «flit-c Mr. l’omzcn-
burg cht to thc flrantl t't-ntral Stir
tion to takc thc Twill train for South
Norwnlk. Wltilc thcrc. ht' cullcd up
some fricntls of thc family on tho
tclophonc and lattttht-d and join-ti with
them until ncarly train timc.
From that point. iiIIVt-l'l'ot'ls to lrucc .
without avail. (7on-
dttctor Rattan. of iirltltchort, who was
in cliargc of that train. kllt'W Mr. l'ou-
gt-nburg pcrsonaily, bttt tho rclativcs
of tho missing man haw not as yet
boo-n ttbh- to soc ('ottductor Hagan
Mr l'oggt-nburgw Wat not a thinking
man, and had no I‘t'ilhilll for not cvotn
int: to'Soutlt Nnrwalk, aml it is this
fact which lo-atls his atnilg. to tour
that something Ilfl." happt-nmi to him.
ills Ittihor dccidttl today to solid oltl
a gcnr-rnl ulnrm t'tI carding him and tin-
toilowing tlcsctiptitc cltcttlat is btviutz
stout out: .
him ha Yo boon
Mining.
‘ John ll. i’oggnnburtt, .ir.. of South
Norwalk. Wad Inst board from on
. Thursday licccmbcr L'ti in Now York
whit» waiting for a train at tho.- Grand
('r-ntml Station.
lit-scriptlon~Atzc. it: yours. licight.
7t it-t-t. it) lttcht-w. lilond. Ibluo oyt-s.
smooth lltnvcn. full taco, corrttgatcd
thttmb nails.
Wore gray undcrtvcnr, stripcd tron:
st-rs. white shirt, black luttton shows.
black derby hat (quality "dc l.nxc"t.
tan gloves, black ovcrcoat, diamond
ring. gold watrh and chain with slitcr
pcncil attachotl tzoltl cut'f buttons with
initials ”.I il. l’."
Mr. Potato nbutg's busint-ss was in a
flourishing condition. and MI was ttnx-
ions to got back and rt-licrc his cItIrk.
.lohn Magttcr, who wa’in clturpzc of
tho storc during Mr. l'oggt-ubi’trtz‘s ab-
scncc. No bad ttIarl} Stun with him
win-n It? 'Il‘flilllif'iii" tl
inquiry has boo-n tnadt- qlliI-lll' of
tho St-w York policc :ltttl,bv-glnnim:
this affcrttuon a L’l'lll'l'ill alarm was
srnt ottt to dim-rout t'liiml.
(inc Ihcory is that thu- nt'h’t‘rt' hcnd
achcs with which ht' has bt-t-n trott-
bit-d of Info ma} IliH't' affm-tml his
mind tcmporaril)‘. .‘vlauv such cows
have happctu-d in tlw past in which
ptIrsomt tt-niporarily t’crct-t lIlt'll' idvn
Iity. and rccorcr tlw klttm‘lwlictI at a
iatt-r datc.
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB POOL
TOURNAMENT.
Edward Kucb. 69. Seats James Golden.
-80. by 60 to 61.
. Last night's iuml pillow to thu- filuilli
.Vorwallt Club was tron II. lLtlwartl
Kuch, 60. against KillliI-‘I tiItitIt-n. W.
by the- following scor» .
Kuch, 60. Golden. 80.
3—6 t7
Ii) I 7,
3—2 1" i
f 4 -2 s -l
7 .‘f
r. -1 ' t;
it 7
T. —-'I iF—I
it b—-—l
til I
tit) til
Thr- gnmc tonight will th ln-twmIn
ll. ill. l.ownd»s. tit). and H. H. Mnllcr.
hit, who plays itt plat-c of Luthcr :tl
Wright. who is uuablc to play bu-
rnmw of bts Eti't't-I'I' accitlcul.
Edward P. Smith. who ht arranging
for tho billiard tournatncnt. h- now
having hitt strugglo. and that is in
satisfactorily handicapping thr- play:
on». as tit-arly all of lltcttt arc tIxIrtImt,»
Iv mode-st rcxartllug llll‘IT skill. llut
prrmtwctit arc good for a liuish of
this Job. and thtIn. attt-r propt-r uotlct-.
thr- billiard tournatm-nt will IN? on.
With this i addition to a pool tourna~
mmt rt bfiliug tottmamo-nt lwtwccn
nwmbcrs tIiP club and thc inter-
club match with tho Algonquin Club.
0! Bridgeport thcrc will be sumo-thing
doing at thr- ciuit evenings for some
"luv to com».
'Ino- rctrular mtIt-tlntr of the govern-
in; board will be hold this th-nlntt.
HOOPITAL WHICT CLUI.
The Hospital Whittt Club hcld a
ngnlar mowing ustnrtlut afternoon.
t. the harm- ot Mitts firm r- M tit-moor
In.W(-It strm't Th-rc was a gtmd at!
tendon" and it uh .tsant swelon '-l‘bt
. W gathcrintt will lw a mt Inl r u- nimr
. with Mr. Ind Mrtt. William 9 i-lturtt
‘ out of 33 Eithwood nvcnuc Friday
i, bonny 10th.
aluminum.
SHOT OFFICER AND HIMSELF
Police Lieutenanl Slightly
Wounded and Prisoner Fa-
tally Hurt
NIKW YORK, littc. 28,w-Whllt- i’ollct-
Lit-utcttuut ,llocco (‘tti‘unl tilttl two oth-
cr Nt-w York dctcctivcs w't-rc nrt'ttan
ing to urrmtt Nicolo itottnno, an alloy:-
tItl murdcrcr. at Kitutsluud. N. J.. today
Bonuno shot (iuvttnl and Him himscli.
(lttvnnl in not thought to bc tatully
hurl, bht llounno will probably tiitI.
’l‘hc pollwct- httvt- bt-cn necking lionuno
on n. charge of having killed Mttrlqu
no ('altl tlurlitg a row in East 28th
strcct. on ('hrlsttnus illlr (‘uvant and
his two companions who had tr ttcd
the futtitlvt' to Kinxsluud, found llontt-
no as ht» watt about to board a train at
the railroad station thcrc today. When
tho licutcmtttt uttt-mptt-d to tukc him
into custody Bonuno drew a revolver
and tlrctl. 'l‘ht- bullct struck Cavuni
in tho ht-ud.. Thou, hctort- titllcr oili-
ccrs could iutcrfct-o, Botuiuo scnt two
bullcts into his own bond. The tutti-
”"0 was tttkt-n to a hospital in lluck-
cnuack. a prlsoucr, whllc tho Wound-
ctl llt‘lt'PllVi‘ was rt-tuovcd to a hospi-
tal in this city.
mowmredrme TABLE
' in intact m JANUARY
Some Retrenchme nt in Evidence.
But Changes. it Is Believed,
Will Give Better Service
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'i‘htI rt-ccssion of business has .mndc
l‘t‘ll‘t‘lltlllillt‘lll ltupcrutirc. It is not
only tIVltIt'llf't'd by tt-tnporary route
«lit-s inaugurutctl by ln'rgc munuiactnr
in; Iutcrcsts, but in almost cvcry lint
of commcrcial lilo,
Following the gcncrnl trcntl, al-
though hardly itt lhl' naturc of rc~
Il'tITit‘Illllt'lll. it Is lllltlt‘rfllmltl that tltc
Now York. Nth' lluvcu and Hartford
Railroad yompany will placc a initi-
Wliilt'l' tlnw tablc ltt t-iTtIt-t during the
curl) part of January.
’l'ht-t'tv will bc no swt-t-plttiz l't'tlllt’
lions. howcvcr. uttt-ntiou thittttttivvr.
at this lllllt’ to sotnt' of tho icss jitsti
iiublc M'l‘ilt‘t' and to instituti'o luIttt-r
tncuts which arc madc posslblt- by such
udlusttttt-uts.
l
The principal chaugcs arc untlcrI
stood to ho iii-i follows:
'I‘ht- .Itccotnmotlntiou train lcarin‘
South Norwnlk for Now York at ttlet
a. or. will bc dlscontluuctl and In :uldi
tion, a ttcw train will lcuvc South Nor
walk at about it o'clock.
Tho trains passing South Norwallt
at llzftl and “:13 will hr» consolitlat
tI.d ltmvlng about 10: no .t, tn.. runnlnt
local txlllt' its to Now York
it is utttlorstootl lhtil n nth tl'lir
will stop at South Notwalk fot New
York :tt'abont 3:50 p, in.
East-bound, tbt- train itIuving Now
York at 3:30 p. m., thc lirsi stop fot
which is llt‘idgt-port. will bu ('UTIHIIIII
«hood with tho train lt-uring Now
York at -i:o:l l'. m
in rcsponsc to a pctition trout titt-
Il',‘iltill')
:Iutl itt ortl-t ‘ to ptotldc- inctcast-d illv
ciiilics. tth ltuin lcating South Nor-
walk at 7. i.’ p. m and tho train inat-
inI-z llanbur)‘ at t; to p. to, lot South
xiii-walk. will th Itiscontlnut-d. uutl in
'Iwii‘ s't-atl a train will lcuvc South
Norwulk shortly ititt-r midnight. on itl‘v
rival of lltc 11 o'clock train from Nt-w
.Yorl., stopping at all points for which
tbcrt» may in» passcngcrs,
A ncw train will lcaw- llunbnry n'
h:.’..’. p, m,. count-cling with Now Yol‘l
cant-ms
'I'hit,‘ t'itttttgc cot.tt-ttipl;ttcs an int
prm‘cmcnt in th» mail and t-xprcss stIt'
Vli‘P, in addition to giving an (iilllt'l to
all towns lwtwr-vtt South Norwttik utttl
Ilanhnry at a lutcr hour than hcrcto-
fortI,
-FEEE HOT ROAST BEEF
Schlitz Milwuukcc Ilct-r ot
t'tIntral Holt-Ii (‘nftn coruct
and i'ht-stuut strct-ts.
"1 mi
tIl‘fliliflil
\I'lill‘tlt'
GIFT FOR GEORGE I. BUXTON.
Past Commander'o Badge for Former
Head of Buckingham Pant,
Tho mcntbcrs of Buckingham Post.
ti, A. it, of Norwalk, prtIst-utcd'l’ust
t'ountandcr ficorgc l. llnxton with a
bawlaotno gold post cotutuautlt-r's
halluc at last night's tm-ctiutt.
Tho prcscntntlon spctch was mndc
by l'oxttnastcr III'deIt'y :4. Kcith, who
crplaincd to Past ('omtuantlcr iluxton
that the cotnrndcs tit-slrt-(l to cxprv-ss
tlu-lr apprcciation to hltn of tho urcat
lntcrcst M has onion in tbc Post and
tilt- work [to has donc for ll.
Mr. littxton was takcn (Intirclr by
illtf‘prlut- and ht- was tint-ply tti‘ltIt-tt-tl ht
thtI ttltt. lie rccovcrcd suiilcicntly.
howt-vcr. to makc rcply. and ttinccrtriy
thunkcd tho comrath-tt.
THE CTORY OF “YEOTERDAYJ'
Told by Dr. Coburn to the Woman'o
Club. of New Canaan.
Itr.".l. Milton Coburu told the story
ot "Youtcrtlny" to thc Woman‘s (fluh
of Nt-w Canaan. .t't-tttcrduy nfto-rnoon
Thc story rcvo-nlcd thr- truc artist in
Kt-sturtI. bonrlnz. modulation and truth
of tooling. and the rendition wait wcli
nigh ptIrIr-ct. I ’l'hc lnnt-r nwaniutt at
tho story Willi nmdo- rlttlblo TM in
tcrtnittcr has a tubotiou to instruct as
wwll an to t-ntt-rtniu. Miss tilitt- tit t.
ro-utlcro-d twu W'It't‘lltilitt on tho aloliu.
Which thrt~ In'ililiiflllli' twrlonm-d. tit!-
t-ontpnnlml by Mrs. t'htstt-r ll. Ilcnc-
dict.
‘WIIII tilt“
llusiucss hit-it"s A ssociation,
Mi lllllElI
IHSIIH
Edward Scolleld. Charged With
Selling Fire to the Large
Barn of David VanHoosear.
Secured Ilia Liberty Yester-
day Afternoon ‘
Edward Scotlcld. whosi- arrcst
crcatcd Ior Wilton the most. intercul-
lng criminal cut-to it has had for many
yours. was acquittcd yustct'tluy nftcr-
noon by Justice Willlttm K. J. I'lluh-
bell, of the charge of ttcttlng tire to a
large barn owned by David ilerumn
Vun lltmttcar. and lit which n numbcr
or com and shccp lost thcir “you.
So puckctl and lithium] was thc l'lttlc
court room that it scctnctl tltnt cvcry
pcrson In Wilton who could possibly
attcud thtI closing day of thc trial was
on hand to hour the vordlct.
.Tllv climax was dramatic to thc cit-
trt-mc.
Attorncy Loo ltnvls, of ‘Norwalk.
who prosccutcd IIlt' scusc for the Town
’if Wilton, bud no mort- than complct-
t-d his closing urgumcnt and sat down
bcforc .iustict- liubbcll lurucd to Sco-
It‘ltl ‘ttutl announced:
"Scotlcld, you lll't" dischargctl.”
"What's that. your honor?" quickly
Hllflkt' up Attorney linvls, who was t-vl-
(It‘llll) conshh-rnb’ly surpriscd.
'l‘bo import of III(- ,lustlcc's words
had appttrcntly not yct boon rculizcti
by Hcollcld. for hc continlttld l0 till
qulctly without a tuuschv‘bf his i'nct-
lltovlltit.
.lustlco ilubbr-ll tuna-.1 to tho duh-u-
duut ilKIlITl ni‘ttt Mr, llatls' qut-stlon
Illll announcctl: '
'Scofi'cld. I will ytn tt'tIrtI discharg-
t-d "
'l'ht- tit-fondant was ill? quit-tcst man
In IIIT' cottrt rootn and lIIt' rcsnlt bad
lt-ss tIftt-ct on him than on an) of III“
flip: crowd that board llit' ttIt‘tllcl.
Aftcr a tuonwnt o'f silt-two, panda:-
tnonitttu broht- hmst- and for tit'i’t'l'lil
‘nlnutt-s IIlt' applaust- was rlcal'cuint: ltt
tht' clos.» court room. Scolicld’s ft'icnds
'l"‘.lttlt‘tl lllt'i stntnpctl Ihclr it-lc clap-
pctl thclr hands and math- ltnown lllt lr
tt)ptob.ttltm in t'IvtI t) possibic at. Sit»
'ltIld. lllt‘ quit-t tlt i'cutlnnt took all oi
‘hbt uttt-ntion vcrr ttiotlcstly.
It was {lllly rcallmut that .vt-slcrday
would bt- tho ct'utlul tin) til the trial
old as u l't'i-‘llll Iht- uttcndanct» was
'hrct- timcs as grout as on lIIt' tIiH
lht- casc opcuctl It‘ll days not».
Mrn. .‘lcoilcld. wifc of ”It' tlcfcndnnt.
was Ihc inst witnvss pill on by tho-
trosccullon. Mrs. Ht‘tilll'lll rt-t‘usml to
Modify. ’l'bis oct-nslonctl a hint: also
In. llI Ill'th't'll Attorncy .lohn .l. Walsh.
rho t'cprcscutvtl tln- accust-tl. and i’ros»
-t'illti|‘.l)tt\'li< -' i'tllihllltIl'iIItlf‘ strtIt-ts was
lot on tho point of \I'Iit'lllt'l‘ this uctoln
ill Ml'l‘wfif'llili'lfl'h' part was front Itt'i'
IWll true will and accord or was thc
‘t'sllll of thc atlvict- ol’ t‘lllllll-it'l. Mrs
Scotti-id t‘ltli-lt'll thc lucltlcnt by tlcclut
‘n': Ill'l' action to bc of Mr 0th frt-c
will. I
’li. ll. Van Ilooscnr. owncr of ith
‘tutuctl barn, II-ltl tostiih-d on tho opt-u
‘ u . (in, tltgghc had rtIcclt't-(l a warn
in»: that bl tun was to Ilt' burnt-ti IllllI
t was rumored that tho warning had
"now t'rom Mrs, l-icolit-Iti It was not
‘trt-ught out in thc trial from whom
\‘au liooscar rtIctIivcd Ibo wurnintz.
lI‘out' witncsscs wort- put on for tho
ltIftIut-c ycstcrtlav. l-Ilutt-r Jackson.
ltt'udicy finrbanr. Mrs lit-llc l‘inch and
lohtt fiorltam. 'l'Izo lust thrt-t- had tIIuI
hm-d St'tiilt-Iti :tlld htttl tit vt't' st't-ll titty
‘icituls tt'nilit itt hint. 'l‘litIi't‘_tI\‘itlrncc
vas in his favor as n whoitI.'
'f'ht- nrgutucnts of tho attorncys
wcrc lengthy. Mr. Davis In his opcu'
lug nukod that thc t‘ltIft-ntlant Ilt' bonutl
nror to tho hittbcr court on tho charger,
statutory burning, and ('ttlllI-tltlt'tl that
tho slatt- had shown prpbablc ('llll‘It'
Mr. Walsh for thc tlt-fcntt- dcclurtId
that thcrc was absolutclr no t"v'ItIt'nt't’
III which to hold the tit-t't-ntlunt and
:tskctl for his dischnrgc. ’l’lw proscen-
tion htttl nttcmptt-d to show by tho tt-s-
timonr of Statt- l’ollcumcn Jackson
and llurlcy that math- unswcrs to qucsI
lions put by thtutt- oillccrs which total
wt] to lucrimlnatc him. For Instant-c.
it was clalmod that whcn Scoflcld wus
ftskctl by on" of thc iiiilf't'l‘it what had
bccn in a ccrtain ltottlt- which had
hctIn found. bcforo kcrost-nu. ltc rc-
plicd: “Chlcr.” Mr. Walsh polutcd
out that while the prom-cutlon claim-
cd that thc bottlc was in a thousand
plcccs and thcroforc could not ht-
shown, thtI statc poilcctncn had tutti:
fled its to Its bclntt at tho Ntnwaik po.
lit-c station alttIr l-lcolh-ltl'tt urrcst.
SITV'H his arrcst. Hcoflcitl had bcvrn
unlit-r a boml of Si. 7.00.
NO MORE MONEY FOR AaSEQSORS'
CLERK.
Board at Estimate and Taxation
Think. S200 Par Year Enough,
.A tipsclal mcctlnz of thc bourtl oi
cutltnutc and taxation was lit-ht last
night to conttltlct tho rl'tilit'iil of tho-
town boattl ot assessors for li'l t-xttu
appropriation
Thc answsorn wontctl stun cxtrtt for
thclr clrt’lt, bttt tbc hoard tllti ttot grant
this. ”toy wcrc ullowr-‘d (im‘t cxtru uh
propriatlon of Oil: 75 for blanks printt'tl
bttt not uttcd 'l‘hctw it was statutl.
can IN' Iliu'tl ncxt your.
John w ('urnow in tho clcrk of thc
iihiitttdluil‘il. but lhtI tilht‘hhfll’h did not
ct itslthr that his rrnntncrutlon for thc
wotk is lam: t-nouuh. A town "It-Ollnft
centrono or’éit’asom " '
CAFE to toast uctuse
port, We: Found Guilty ol
Allowing Minors to Loiter
There 3‘
untrrronn, Dec. Inch. ”who...
ulngs, .lr.. of lifltiflttilffi'l. pl'tiltl'lcltii' or
thc Opcrn Hounc ()ut'c. will in a (th
days lose his liquor lit-cnsc. us Judge
icorgc W. thclcr. ot tho Supt-rlor
('ourt..has rtI-iuscd to boom :1 ccrtlllI
rule. In an opinion ltandt-d down ycsfi
tcrduy the court. says:
"Upon the evident-t- submittctl it is
char that them have boon at tho plilco
In question of repeated violations of
the law, and that thtI plat-c has ac-
quircd tho reputation of helm; it place
where minors are allowed to loltcr.
For this reason thc ccttlilcnto prnycd
int outthl not to lottuc.
‘1 am further 0! the opinion that
whcn a prior conviction comes to thc
knowlcdgc of the court as it did In
this case. by inquiring of tho Ijutlzc
tlttI powur to issue thc cortiticatt- undcr
thc stututc docs ttot exist, cvt-n thouttlt
the first conviction bo not allcgt-d lu
tltc information lict'orc tho court upon
which the nccuscd has lit-cu found gull-
ty. l'pon clthcr ground Iho ccrtltlcutt-
ought not to Issue."
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SENSATIONAL STORY
' RELATED BY A BOY
Alleges That he Was Shanghaied
and Miotraaled by a United
Slates Consul
I’l’l‘TSlillRG. llcc. 28.-~-Illownrtl liar,
n ilitccu ycflr old lad, on his way to
San Francisco, hoping to find his bonu-
nnd his pill'tflilfl whom itt- ion lictorc
lhtI tIurthquako, told a ucusalloual slo-
t’y oi advonturc. as a sailor, or bring
shuntzlmlcd by tho crcw or n llritlsh
ship, and ot bclng mlstrcatcti by a
linltcd Strut-rt consul in llruzil to whom
he applicd tor rcllct. in tlu- pollco sta
lion Itcru last night. wlicu' hc nppllcd
“landfill”; .
cit thirIt-t-n yours old. ho said, It"
shipped us cabin boy at San Francis
co on tho Stcatltsblp ('hili. bound for
t'ttpt» 'l‘own. As cabin buy and ordin-
ary ucnmnn. ofttIn pcrtul‘trtlng‘ihtv work
of n‘ urown litilll, ht~ \t‘ttrkctl his way
to :w‘lducy. Mclbv l‘i'llt' and many otbcr
points, finally landing at ltio .Iant-irn,
lira/.il, wittvl'c III' was ittIlzcti with a ll“-
sit-n to l'nllll‘ll hotut- ‘ilc shippcti on a
hour bound for Norfolk. Va. and rt-ach-
tId lllitl port and was tort-n pity for
”I“ vomit“ and his tlittchnrutv
Walking thrtuurlt tho strccm of .\'or-
i'ttllt, ltc says. bc was sndtlI-nly st-lrI-rl
by sailors from lIlt' llritish coal Bill‘illll'
tIi' 'l‘ltnttiu untl currlctl aboard wittIrt-
ho was Ilt'lll prisoucr until thw ship
snilcd. 'l‘lttIn ho was tultcu ottl and
put to work as a hillltil‘ 'l‘ltt- ship was
'short.‘0t men and lit’ was forcibly tak-
cn on as a rccrult. In courst- ot’ lllllt-
ho was again at llio luncit'o. witcrc br-
complalucd to tho l‘uitt-tl Stall-s couI
sul. 'I'hat otliclal thc l.l(L,,-l\t‘l§, Haw
him curl trtIttItut-nt. buIthtd up IlttI
l’ucl of-hbt having bccu rthauuituicti, nl'I
s‘cvcrai.conit-rt-ucvs with in» llritlsh
consul uutl llttally ttrusttl to assist
ltltn to cut halt to Hill l".iicvl Hl'llt‘rt
bt-cattst- ho could not product-
that ho was an Autcrirun cillywu. 'I‘ltt-
llrllish cousui‘ lIIv' Ltd . HchI'I
him a i‘IIilIIt'l' to work his way to Now
York, Wllt'l't' hc ill'l'Ilt'fl a low days
ago. ilt- stoic his way In \ltoouu, l’a
nl
on ”right trains. in mm, .IlltI tln- an
thorillcs ..ll lIlt' lillit't‘ plil"t~ univ Illli'
tramrportatitm In l'ttt bun, ||._. u.- I;
toI not back to Sun Hunt ism, lln has
not ht-urd from bi: purcuis zillt'tt tbc
curthquulw
UNION CHURCH SERVICE.
Will be Held Tomorrow Evening in
South Nor-walk Congregation-
al Editice.
Tomorrow cvcnlng thc‘ Baptist hit-th-
odlst anti Congrcgutionul churchcs of
South Norwulk will holda union ht‘l'I
vlcc at. tho South Norwnllt ('ouzrcga-
tional church. 'l‘hc union Ht' tricu ltcltl
.t ycar ago was so popular and ht-lptul
that It lllIKIIl hit a flood itltIa to Illlvc
thc tIllIl‘tllt‘s git totttthct in this way
rcttulurly on "H' closing Sunday of the
ycttr.
Tho tnccllng tomorrow qvtInlntz ls
smut-thing of an innovation, as it Is a
layman‘s mot-tint; and will in- in thc
charm» of thc laymcu of III" churcltt-s.
I’lldh't‘ .lohn ll. l.lI.'ht will bII tho prc-
siding oillccr. ’l‘ho atltlrtstacs Willvlu'
tot loll tws
”"lht- program tit thi- church. a L'l‘c'II
ilttht and u HllItI t-IIzlttoty ' by ('httrlvs
I" littilock.
‘ l'lu- Suns.- ol loyalty,
Andrcw Thompson.
"Not by llrt-nd Mono." by I’rlncipal
l'tlwut'd ll. tlttmbttrt.
Music will bt- rcndt-rt-tl by a t'ltot‘tnt
ctttwlstlng of thc cotublnt-d quartcttcs
of ”W lIII‘t't‘t tIlturcht-tt. 'i‘h'o- ('mwl't'itilt‘
Ilomtl sitmlug will th lctl bi a body of
tutti of tho South Norwnlk ('ttliifl't'uu
tionul culunclt
h,...—_——.
" by liIInctul
ENGINEER. AIR FIREMEN WANT
MO PAY.
NEW HAVEN. ”or. 2th Thu tInui
ttt-ci's and tlrt-mctt upon tht- Nt-w York.
Now Hurt-n and llnrtlord Ilillll'ililtl
httvc uth-tl for an lurItt-ntw in pa. l'l‘
ltttt'tt'tl tut tcu pvr ct-ut. .t'l'ltc pardon
atct' t-nttlttccrt nt tho ctunptwr l... ,,
boon ro-cr-lvltut ills I.€ PM"! “11' hour
mtftttI titnt- atto vtttt'tl will as tho tlw lira-mun '32 Int tI-Inttt an hour and
amount to be paid a clcrk for Ilit- inc trt-ittht insincere: ttnti ilrt-rntu slluht‘
macro. .Inr‘cr tut). i
K
prtmil
out int ‘
it. H. lonningo. lr., oi Bridge-
Hll [l-HP MlH
IHHESIEH
The Vicllm. Badly, Injured. With
Head and Face Lacerated by
Broken Glass, Identities One
at lilo Asoallanls~Man Sent
to Superior Court
Iioc'
ssuon’rtrcs, I fuss-3.1mm
Room-y was hcltl in bonds of “.000 for
trial bcforv [Ilt' criminal superior
court at, its ncxt scssion by .Iusticc of
tho l’t-ace .Inscph Morton. Yt’fllfli'flliy,
on n chargc of assault and . robthry
cmutuittotl (‘hrislutus one on l’ctcr
Kuwsttosgy. a farm hand cmpioycti by
howls Waltctuttu. at (It'twnu ‘artus.
Kuwsnosltt' was robin-n of 32mm and a
in wt: h and tt-rriblr bt-atcn ln' his as-
suiluuts
’l‘ltc tt-stlmuny in the justicc totirt
was in c-ll'ctt as follows: About it: an
o‘clock (“litistmas crt». Kawnottity‘hot
oft n ttollc Iy cat nt-m l.inxwvilcr's
blacksmith shop ltt ltoscvillc H:- was
ultI ttktd by Mo tut-u. ltnocko-d down,
bt-tttcn ovct‘ thc bond with a botilc.
which broke, and which. with its jut:-
ttctl, razorIllko t-tlgvs. was still llllt‘tl as
a wcapon, cutting. thc victim's tut-c
and hcatl in tn'tuy pluct-s. iltI was lcl’t
for tIt'tIlI by tho roithcru nitcr tltt'Iy httti
taken his tuoncy. .liurlnt; thc hottl'c-
wicldlnt.r operation, one of thtIm snitl:
'l'ttt hittt out for 5:01th or ltc'll got
us pinched.”
KilWHlltlhltV mnungtd to crawl to a
tit :llIH It'llll—it', hut t-yts closcd. and ”it
blood con-ting his factI. Assistanc c w: ts
sun! to; and his lnjurlcs Wt' l'f' tIl't'tiilWl
Yt-stt-rdny tuorttlug,”as Kqunoskv
Was positiw- onc oflhis assailants ,‘tts
ltoouct whom htI knows will (lrnnd
.ltttot (Icortzt- ilutr Smith issuctl a Will'
tant. which w is Ht'l l'H-tl on lloont-y at
licttolts saloon by t ‘onstnblo \Ilwll Al
loIn bt-i't'Iitt lhc lnlt wnsdry. iiustcw wtttt
lIt‘tlllttI_ llt't't‘Hrtlly, or tIt’HII‘JIlIt! ttl
lt'uttt its ltootn- I,» had but u “'0'“ at IhtI
.‘augmtuck station n shotl timc pro
iltuih
lloom-t' s father. Oscar
sawing u ‘it'Vt'll~\'t'tlT- scntcnc» at
ntnlc's prison for burglary. 'l'htIrtI urt-
itutr ol‘ [ht' Ronni-y buys and thc fatally
livcs In tho old lxicitwootl plactI, on
what is cullt-d l)tItttl Man's IIl'tth.
\Vltvn Room-y was put on tho stand
ht- dtIuhId colttplicity In tho crlmc. bttt
Itnpllcatctl hls‘ brothcr. fins, who got
out of town on an curly train ycstcrtlay
morning. llc acknowlt-tbzctl that ho
was at tho station with his brothcr Ilt"
l'tu'c htI lcft ‘
Kawsnosky was in court. his ht-atl
baudagcn‘ up and showing cuts and
brulscs rccolrctl from tho vicious as-
sault which ho had s'tl’ft-rcti. lltI pos
Itlvciy ltluntltlctl litlttnc)‘ as ouo of his
assailants and ltttoliv'y Was Ilt'ltl.
lltttttlt')’, is
—PERPLEXINC PROBLEMS
(int u com:- 'o lttll't'lllrt court-citing tbt-
liiitli't- ttl' tlttIlt‘ huts and girls. I’tIl‘-
ltzlpst tilt-y haw llttishctl school, hill
[unravels no spt-clai li‘i'IllIlll-‘I pcrbaps
thcy urt- yct in school, but arc not
rttnltlut' prourcss. l'arcnls nl't' sum»-
Iitucs aslottlsltcti and prim-Id to boat
'i‘ItItl illllI lllIlIt't‘IlII‘II about what to do
Wlill llleHo' Imus llfttI t’ll'lu" Why not
I!" a II'I'III ui lltIrrili t‘ollcgc',’ I.\Inn,r
ol euch boys and girls haw lM'I-n stnrlI
III on thc way of doing sontclhlm!
which pron-d comp tilul untl protitalilc.
.it' coursc, this is loving to school, but
thc work is sonic-thing ucw and intcr
t-stltm, and this intcrcst is what puts
'lll'W lilo into cvcrytltlng and actually
IllilItvtvta . till‘Icrcnt boy or girl of thc
studcnt. ilcrc pt-ntuunship is taught
iua no w and littI. inanncr anti always
pron-s fascinating; tho- subjcct of
bookkccpintt aroust-s tht- kt'F'nf‘hl. cn-
thusiusm and with attcntlant ttubjccts
op‘cus up a tttttv fit-id of tllscttvcrvand
conqnost: thcn tbvr‘c is n glintnw t‘nto
thc livo, busy world through the ac
tutti buslno-ss tit-parlmo-nt Wlloi't' out-
acts In tho- diflcrcut charactt-rs of cm-
ploycd and cntploycr. and lt-arns thost-
sintpic. concrt-ttlr and basic principlt-s
which undcrlic contmt-rcial lilo—hon:
t-sty. prompincstt. cottt'tcsy anti n n»
fluid for lllt' lights of otlt rs.
Dov vou wontlcr at tho grip of intr-r
vst the ('Ionuncrtial School t-torciscs'!
It is through lht- illumination of tho
tin-orctlcnl by actual practicc. 'l'ht
t'ommcrcial School in :t tulniutttro- INIHI-
ttcss .worlti, anti tln- hnslm-ss World
hrlstlt-s with InltIrt-ttl.
Why not not pttt. that boy and girl
In Mt-t‘rlll for a ycar'i 'I‘hI-y will
ltIttrn saint-thing Ill'l't'j no doubt about
that moms-thirty; of ruluc too. Hum.
thing about but-.incss that tItt-ry than
and woman should hulmg but funny tilt
ttoi t'all ut thc t'olhvgtv tiilict- and ion
utt talk Ihbt tutittrr owr
CONGRESSMAN HILL AT NONI
WALK CLUB.
f‘otozrcustunn III. .I. lllil husrprombtct!
tht- Int-mind's of thtI Norwnllt ('lub n
it'tIflI .for next Friday owning. lmr
but his rcccttt trip to lIIuropt- and Asia
Mr iiill ntutlc an t'IiiItttl’Illt' diary. and
this bu will road on the night turn
tlotit'tl. McmbcIt-t of the- club will have
”to “Thigh or Intltintt iadlcit.
CATHCART—KENT.
Attnonncctvvcnt bar. just burn matlc
of tho II'II’TI‘II'U' o" William f'uthcart
and Miss Krill. 'h of :m't‘cl rrl \lr
f'athcnrt tortmvrly rtnltlt-d la .‘mt‘WolIx’
In.
:qu ht a brother of hlrt. 'tiilllant I.
i'l. Ictr. 'l‘ltt- molding ltl'l'llll'Iil lu
ficttibcr.
young folks complain of guilty. tt‘
:acbuoi and to ltwur t-xprt-ssions of n
‘fIt'i-‘ll't' to Work Ill"lt‘i|t| .\t'c ton w'or
coma itEthltSTltMtCES i
Cit LICENSES OVEltllliLED
County Commissioners Grant:
Three to Henry Speioer I
Owns All oi Them
lilllDfiltll’tilt’l'. licc.
ctmtmlssloncrs this manning
Matthcw It}. (l‘ilricn on hilt
struncc uttttiunt granting lhrtItI llct-utt-
cu in ilcnry Spcbtcr at Ritzll’ctubroltc
mm, tttti itailrond turnout. and Hill
littilroud uvt-nuc. Ailcr tic Ilt‘itl'lllg
thr- commissioners overrul d lllt' rc-
monntrancc and granth th llcc I.
Mrs, Such-tor otforcd c ldcpfig to
show that ho was the own r/oll lit!
thrcc saloons. lit.- said he did not Hill
duct any wholcsule business. “0 look-
cd attcr the saloons himself. t
Mr. ()‘Brlcn did not say whether
he would appcttl this casein order to
lost tho photo oi the law which al-
lows one man to own fiVo saloons if
thc commissioners think he is all
tight lit has announccd that ho In
lt'llflt'tl to appcnl om- -oi‘ lhcse cation
in (lltltr to tcst tho qm-tttion bcforo
lIIt- suprcntt- cou‘rt.
GAME WARDENS
TO BE SUSTAINED
Game Protection Association
Will Second Efforts at These
Officials
Tltt- iv‘airficld (‘ounty (iamo Protec-
tiou association is busy proparlntt
plans for thc protuctlon ot’ gumc in
all parts of thc stutc and particularly
In this county. l'rcsitlt-nt J. Murray
Iohnsun. ofI lirhlgtIpot'L said pasts-I‘-
-la.t lIlIIl tth asttociatinu-would
rcaclt a .t‘nlllt'i‘fllllp or 20".
lir, Johnson said that . ht- bollcvml
lbw tilhllflt‘lllt'fl should in» tnorc carc-
ful in granting huutt-r‘s lict-uscs. Sonic
llccut'cs had bt-tIn tzrnntt-tl in lit'ithzt-
port to fot't-igtitIrstlio wr-to not citi
tcnn and Ii'll-ili'fltl of paying thc sift
rt-qulrctl tIttIy had com-u till with $l.
'l‘ht-sc ptIoplt- wort; not always'curc-
ll'l what ”my shot at anti would oc-
cuslonallv shoor chlckons and ulht'l
IUll' -:Itic fowl 'Ihc gnmcw wattlcns him
horn put to consitlvrnblo trottbltI. lb
thought thcsc int-n should ht- looked
Itp and not give-n ll’li"llf'l‘llhb unless
hcy ('tlllw nude-r thc law.
ilt- also said that Ith courts had
not. properly protwcuId 'gutnc wardcns'
an a uumbcr of instances iatcly,
Holnt'lil‘ilt's tin-so othccrs spt-nt muclt
lllllt' in running down .(lfft‘ntli'rs and
Wt'l't' cntlth-d to rccompcnsc und the
2th- ’l‘b. (minty
ittI Ittttl‘
l't‘Illilll' I
Iourts in soup» cascs rl‘nllllt'tl thr-
Iosts. ’l‘bt- purposc of thc gnaw an»
toclation will ht- to back up game
.vartit-ns anti cncourngc thcnt to par
ot'tn lhcir duty.
"l'nicss th.- gum.- laws arc rigidly
'nlllri't‘li.” said Iir. Johnson. "in a
thort tlnn- lht‘l‘t' will ho no game in
'his part of thc stat». 'I'ht-rc are
illt‘ll who haw- spcnt many dollars in
nrovidiug birds and stocking the
woods with gumc, ’l‘ho courts should
'nl'ttl't't- lht' [tt’VItlIlfv' tin ttm'litlt'l‘s tilt!
it'ot‘ltlvtl by law it wv arr I.” protcct
llIl unluc "
——C/\RD OF THANKS.
l luIrcby cxIt-ntl my thanks to lilo
‘lowaytou lI‘lrt- lb-purtnu-ttt t’or tho-it
mount and t-Ii‘tcicnt scrviccs, and to
Iricnds for tht-lr assistancc. at tho ilrc
ll my littllht', lItIH'lllItiIr .‘tt.
i.f)l' lri W llh‘leL lIZ it.
To LET.
'I'OI ,LETwFUI'll ROOMS. FIRST
‘loor. rt-ut $‘t, inquirt- at it Raymond
tit, South Norwulk. tlZil 2:
TO LET—«SIX ROOMS, lit COVF
it. Inqulrc it. .lost-lttvsky (I (‘o., East
Vorwalk. or l'nitctl (iroccry ('o., South
Vorwalk. . this :II
To LET—-lt'l'il.\'l.‘llll€l)' lttitml l.‘
trirat‘w family; clcctrlc light and prir
Him!) I*
turt-I.. " slows, oil cloth. couple stands. .
EHUHHHES
HIKE KMIS
HIHMMS
South Norwalk Methodist and
School Scholars Appear In
Entertaining Programs-«Gills
Exchanged
of thc Sunday school of the First
Mcthodist Episcopal Church was held
last owning. and was among the most
sucm-ssful of similar affairs hcld in
the church, edifice. The decorations
worn on an elaborate scalc. and there
was a lurgé- and ttppt‘cclulh‘e uudieucu
In uttcnduncc. Each one participating
acquitted tin-mscIt'os in a highly erod-
ltubltIlmaunt-r. “The World's Redeem-
cr," an intcrcstlug Christmas cantata.
' if'ontiuuctl on Fourth Page.)
Scutlucl Want Ads. Pay.
FOR SALE. ‘
Advertisements at 25 wordo under
thin head,.26c; 3 times, 500. Addh
clonal words, 1 cent each per inurtlon.
lite Congregational Sunday-
'l‘ho annual Christmas entcrtalnment .
FOR 8ALE——()l\'l‘l llUiiSl‘I. 2 SETS
slnglc hutnvss. i surrcy. I phanton
and i ('oncottl buggt all in good con-
dition Illflllllt- .‘li (‘. titaltIn, RownyI
ton. (‘onn tl2ilt "
FOR 8ALE~-ll()l'Si"ll()l it l“'l HNI-
waoh tub. ctcj' ('ull ll. llcrshflcltl'n
storcrooms. \i’atcr SI. ,
SALE~-’l'iIl.\'-lttiti.\i TWO-
hottsc, thst condition; high
tin-w- tnlnuu-s front trolley,
flVt' minutes from ticpot. Pricc $2,600;
Slttotl down. buluncc mortuugc. -Ad-
dress (‘ I). K .. Sentinel d28 3t
FOR SALE—'i’lflfi, FlVI" MONTHS
old; one boar pig eighteen months
old; one tcam Work horn't-s. Would
exchange hurht‘n for cown
FOR
lam il y
ground;
.l. lilll'ytIfl, chlur Ann, Smith Nor
walk. 627 ill
FOR ‘ SALE-(‘AltltO’l‘fi' FOR
horses. cattle and family use. 80¢: per
busht-i ' tt-n bushels” and over. 50c. Etc
phcn (I. Kellogg. Notwalk Tel 1054.
Mu :lt
IFOR SALE-willildi'lii‘tlvll) T0
points In ltowayton and liarit-n only,
or on tho ground. block or split wood
in any quantitics, by the barrel, wagon
load or cord, Also sand and gravel.
i‘llc ’l‘okcuckc (Yorp. ’l‘cl. 588 South
.‘t'orwaik. (I123 l2t
LOST.
LOST~A ('ttVSllllIleAlllJlI, SI'M
of mont-t bt-twccn f.httpcl St and 0t-
chard St, on llw'ttlmt Avc. Finder will
be liberally rownrdctl for rcturnlng to
thc Norwslk oilicc‘ of tho Sontlttcl.
d28 .‘lt
LOST—~A t’i(il.li WATCH Wl'l‘ll
monogram on back. anti n loathcr i’ob.
'octwvvn vast-bound station and Bur-
ritt Avc. \i'ill IIIlfKt'i' kindly noon to
7.0. nurrltt Ana. and rcccivo rowan].
IIZC tit
LOST—4A3; ELKS' WATCH lI‘Oll.
Fintlvr plcaso l'I'lllT'll to Iicrtnnn i6.
\laltno. St't'rt‘litr} Norwalk bod". 709.
ii. I'. (I. H, ('t-ntrttl lintcl. Snitabb-
l't'Wfll'fl will th paid. d‘lti {it
WANTEB.
'Advcrtiaeme‘nto of ”unord- under
thio head. 25:; 3 tim 50c. Addl
'lonal wordo, 1 cent each nor inurtton.
cncca of toiict. rang» and watt-r 211
limit Aw. tl'j‘.’ 3'
TO LET “‘i‘/III lltitl‘lh' AT ‘1“
Writs rlt , itr' wit ,iitiltlt ti and lt'lltt'lt'fl
'ctt-Iur to l, W, firccnwmul. Iioum- it
o' .,. til tfrlbtitlou of advr-rt‘nl'w mat
\iqu
ii twain truuttutwul.
mortally.
lcgc of bath. Sccond lioor. it Wow WANTED —t' llll. Wilt fllIZ'-7hiil:\i.
«it. dill ill boost-work Apply to him. Minor, at
* ,_._. l-Urt Imt‘tl St \orwulk. tl'.'\t fit
TO LET—AT f).\'('lv3, SEVEN --»--- .- — --~—---«~-————«---
room housc; hot watcr. clcctric lights WANTED ltfiliii ANI) lttlAlll)
'tnd furuncc; no bath; rcnt, $20; con for a young hill} in ptlvato- family. ls
trail) Iocatt-d. (fail at Itaxtcr's tlrur willing to par unml nrlcn. Atldrcss W.
dorc. d"? It I... St-ntintIl (illlcc dZK ’lt
T0 LET—~l-‘t'ttx'iutlr1b ROOM." WANTED For it ill itrt tlvs t w
(or light boosckucnitm, with court-n mttlo- $7. to sin pt~~ IIH. (' all at lilo
. - 't
tilt: ..
li'ashinxton l-‘lt
BUSINESS NOTICES,
THE PHILLIPS TAILORING, Pilllr
uquirt- rt ,l ‘UIIIHKVI'tII’, ,.o. Z’ldttti it“ “mum.” l FIIL. 'lltclh SL. South
‘i'“ to ’"WI' I““"""'VI- "I" "" Vot'lt‘fllk Ladlw,’ anti tit-ntlcmcn'tt
.. ) ,‘ U ‘ "‘", suits to ortb-r Altcrutlotn t'IvnlotltIII
TO LET " '10". .H I" -. ”A” no t: trt'SKIIlK and 1' ltaulltlt 'ttIztlI' «lotto.
pubic littil'tI Alt rm'w r'ulil’l'nlm' tttttunabh- lrlcctt ti'z’l tit
In..." "M, tunll. "mt r. a " :ltltI .. .-_ I-.....--._.._. -.....
ti‘. fll‘ll'IIilt'WA lll’lliif" itill’l'ilttwlll, I' ”06‘. P "Al-LOCK '4‘“le
'I“”‘”“" s"'”“"‘ "mp" “H 'i' illlllttcr Ilattt tritntnod and made In
“" ' “‘j"’"”"‘ ", ht: lab-st liltltrdnlt' stylus. liouru
TO LETWPIHVA I‘H “Hill" "I E mm it n m. to tl:.’lil p. m. ['5 (Ibo-ut-
tlnt- rooms. tim- bath room, all lIttts .m m” mm“, Norwulit. “2,, ti
'mprow-mt-nts: largo grounds Ill _.,.-,_..._. _._.-...-_._ -m.
“an| gt Vor’walk. iTlfiltli't' (Ir-o l ELECTMO PLATINO or Al I:
E't’lltttnn'f’; """ Rt, """" """I'" 'ltitls. Uttldim-d l'tiplit'l', bran” and
""" ' ‘tIl-rl. bronzc. It'd gold, gun ttto-tal M”
Im'r ruchl trltutuiutnt: plumbcrtt' tuit-
MISCELLANEOUS ”W and chantlvvllcra. Mcvclu and tub
~«- -w . ~—~—— —- —- ... amniotic trio-minim. and table- warn.
TWIN CITY lilil’l'itiitlt'fiflt‘ III ilcutu & Hon. .‘tti Watt-r Ht. ’i‘r-l.
\toch. W II illitl‘irlt' mntmcor. soc ‘llL’IL'.
MR5. ANNIE M. HAYES. tit: Hitt'Ttl
Ht. tioutit Nut-walk ilhntnpm
on, hair cttrlinc and «inn-I'm: vim-tric-
f;ttII'tl mama" .1
We "iflllll’t-Ut instant ins-on.
'I it 't ,m' ’ .3. 'I"""'ll lii'll'vt'l",
I'l'w’" ""“"l"|l ‘Jt rvn": “Win-lord i
i :4: Von i'am. lft‘ l'th'l‘vlof w”...
"Mm-41': Wall Ht , «,2 .w .W ,1 .
our nth-m» dds H ,
lolr Iterator".
lttqitlro W. ’
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