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Israelis llsIIterI: W Itch fillst less Will II
II Urban ”minutiae Evils or corrected
pm you... Aestssl stroll. its-en n Excise on In-
SIIII mm~ruua am the EnthusiIIIle Support
listen Section II the South
patch to the unearths born VIII Ocu-
ver. a. 0., says: .
DIM oi Police absorberlaln has re-
Insert a demand roads by the Asiatic
melodies League thIt the Oriental
water be searched tor drc arms and
other dangerous weapoaI. The chiei
admitted the mvity oi the situation.
but breed stron I last be In I
III crisis fl: “#9.!th
Will“. I” ”M" ”WM” ionby any drastic action such as the
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released on 4.000 I. I"
“fill IlliIS‘l'llS' "OBIAM. ‘ T f F» nhhod by respomlble
. . I nose.
TM him It all houses at ill isms. :‘ Olileil'gtgo are still ill at? "y
f The suppression stall IsicII’I which have houses oi til isms cen- spasm“ ”' n ' common
. esterdsy soot Fire Ohlei Thompson
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Theeyemement oi the excise laws. 7. forwarded to the injured firemen. “The
. ‘ TM «M It IIII mayerI, the councils and the police iorces '. bond as VIIIWMM by I check
It the cilia in these things. , ; . tor U130 fol-bliss launch ml. letter
. , The nguiItIIn oi the number It saloons so that the sateen keepers < amufim‘ 3:}, “,2. xmg:
1' may not be obliged to hresit‘ the law in order to make a living. . were doing all in their power to bring
, The prsvcntleh oi the introduction of more saloons in "the pulse
1 of drug stores.
the guilty persons to lusiice. The tire
. ‘ i chic returned the money and flowers
finally," these things cannot be done, the carrying oi the town
‘ ier novlicenae.
to. t e Japanese. declaring that the
ilremen who were maltreated had no
To that pistiorrn we set our hands and seals and we submit it to
the people. .
.. desire to accept any gilt as a consid-
\ oration tor the injuries done them.
SOME STitlitiNo UTTIIIANCII LAST NIGHT IV on. MACFAI
LAND, unseen-vino THE MINISTERS ASSOCIATION.
m
. ~Classos in iteadlng, Writing. Ar-
ithmetic and Grammar are in charge
“I understand there II objection to our work. VII. the law-brash-
ing saloons obleot to It."
j oi a special teacher In the Merrill
‘. Night School, and this department oi«
“firings are just about had enough now to insure ‘the not thet they
are going to he better."
isrs a great opportunity to those who
Tuition, $5 per month, all books iree
“Then are lust two sides to this issue as It now stands. and every
3 have not had the advantages oi a good
: Mullah education. rilnroll Tuesday
.1. :: STEAIEII ildilSAl'iltIlc
. man within the neat two weeks will be absolutely obliged to take one i
‘: m g, m m"... SlllliS orr Insulin
about and they an moving right on." ,
, ' “if you should listen to some people you might get the impres- BM, E'fl, Sund'yncgug.
sion that. we wore a body oi wicked and ungodly ministers pereecuting " "
another body's! Sod-tearing, pumnlnded, gutleiese saloon keepers."
;' “l' have always been In terror in a city litre ours oi the policy of '
" high license. Now, however. i am prepared to say that ii we cannot I’ONDON' Jan. "—7“ British tank
poplin” these uloone according to law i am In isvor oi sweeping this " steamer Hotlsatonic, Capt. "mm”
mm rte-license. We can do it it it is necessary." " “MC" ""9“ from 3m" h“ 5"“
”I hereby on 39”" oi my brethren submit” our program." H'; 3:“: :0: tgkéort“u:g:cmn:
Antrlm, lreland, early Sunday morn.
”tag. The vessel" lllled qulcltly and
sank. The crew had last time counter
the. boats sill asl~'sway.‘ Two won
drowned in this process. The others;
numbering :2. reached a nearby light-
house.
The lionsntonic was built at barrow
in 1898.- Sho was owned by the Anglo
American Oil Company, oi London, and
"The ministers have thIlr program. They ‘knew what they are I: . . ‘
2-1 Vessel Wrecked on Maiden
” five clergyman cohIprlsing the urctted that. he cerlld not have all the
'uinisters Association. a mil ill'ulree ln-ldos’lrc‘ll ior so important do
for tha-ssppression n " co ’
. owns lobe" thul “theoreti-
0‘ "01y. which 1'” become widely lng. he could talk but briefly. Dr. Cur-
mm throughout the state have tlce's address, though brief, was direct-
thrown down the gauntlet in the situ- 'Y to the point and he did not mince
. , matters. in opening he recalled how.
”‘0' ' that h” developed irom "W when he first came to South Norwalk,
ilavcns special policeman cane, and Home e0 1., .
It calls him had at-
dnrlns’thc next two weekswill basin temptgd tggcompilymentinm by mtlns W“ "Wm"! Mm“ "'0 Ni’llhm
' a campaign which, it is believed, will that, thley undleirstood that he We: a ”Shh
. that w 0 won have more sen t iti
be (mat With “' mhlng elect. | 'e l "119"“ ”ookkef'v‘n‘. Shorthand
to mix with th Ministers'A .i
The ilrst battle is to he Waited 0" tlon ,3: rule is t: say aye," mg; and Typewriting at the Merrill Night
the saloon keepers and the asswiatlon z-l nool T iti 1’ pa? th
compliments and look around careful- c “ 9" " tnon 0"
announces that unless the liquor sel- [y He did m this "'8' and was now books tree, ionter Tuesday night.
tors are made to observe the law; to ..
the letter. every eiidrt will he brought of the opinion that unless he had mix
abouttocarry the town ior no license. ed" with "‘9‘ Ministers Association, HG.” RESULTS Ill
'4
11,, clergyman sr tld , th t H , , some at the same people would be com .
car? make Norwal: (fangs/malt r13} misseratlng him. ' ' PROPER" ”A'AGE
'set out to. Dr. Cllrtlce continued:
The Will which the clergylur ll 5“,.“ oi Dr. cum“. Abe Tll'ltiv and "fl. Abs LOU,
‘v” have mapped out ln the present slum .
"There are two or three things i ,
9.22.2; turhl°uth°l:..:urzl::. {mm go m.....h...a...$. m im- Mm me
.. Norwa u- rgrace anmenwosve n
' Scott‘s. lea ik. That it in a v‘gomufl longer and more prominently identified Ellfllfl. Ill ”0ch Battle
f“ 'finh"{h‘"‘°”' "°'" “h" """ with the worlt oi the Ministers Asso- -—--rr-
orm m. be i thw ‘
.4” lion haveesolggnly :9! 2,3; clatlon. about the work at that organl- There was a miniature war in Wash-
s, This platform amp-am at tho lotion. ingion street, this noon, when the ism-
.M“ thigcoiumn. nniglduilrgdflntlgtlrfifiztit “l: tangy: tiles of A. Tarlov. the leWeler, and
. '1 " Time Most Held without roll discuisloo: sndevzhen in M"! be" came totem". Ind u I W
dgtippflwirtbgl‘fil: las‘ttnighl ln th:anme_ oi the body a statement is suit of the conflict S Sm! amount 0‘
orws c i an ‘ongrt-gn- m e, or a plan at operation at into '
tidaai Churches while owing to tho action that statement, that ainon in 2:33:25: “:33: msfimmztg
illness oi the Roy. H. . Carpenter. pan- tne stitement or action oi the whole ‘ . .
” oithc South Norwalk liapiisl body, and every man Is responsible “d vlmd under a bond oi $50 for
Church I union at that church. llw and is ready to take the toll conso- triai ior assault and breach oi the
,, cos d a: 3.""r:mh°?r'fri Church quences of every thing said or done. peace, and later he says he intends to
r; ”1"": ”a, ”almgerufildJfiHMM In the ascend place i have never have Mrs. Levy and her sister, hire.
3 also was “The Present Crisis in Our EmoTLT’ufim' fif’flfll‘nfi MW“ ”WWW "Mic“ ll" "1""
“Town. though individual toplu. wr-ro att.toh regardless of individual in close destructionoihls property.
taken at each oi the churches The. pulses. “a preierenccs "I“ u "a The trouble all started in a very
mm " "l” “W" """’°" ‘” ”'i' manifest in In the deliberation oi this “mp" """‘"°'- “'1 1"" h“ a“
:Sooth Ncrwsik lethadist t hurt l. were bod or mum" Wm m "a, ismlly wash out on the line in the rear
_ made by them. Dr.- Ssul 0 (‘urtlce. body. "an to th men who m, be- at the house, and Mrs. Tarlov emptied
33%“ " vlmh' xpgrl‘slbllity 3 lievzd guilty oi :roas lawlessngss a ' ”n ‘g "a: smart“ wit Inc M %
me" a ' WWW“ . I "If" S till!
d“ m“"""‘ '°' the feelings 0' between the two women at once. and
me at the children ran to Mr. Tsrlov's
store dud notified him. He sent his
wile in the house and said he would
. i
i
.3" archer!“ S hisciariand men with whom the body is at sharp
assemblage on "Choose
variance: an endeavor to keep in
1' This my." " addition 'ddm'm’ mind and live according to tho Golden
were made at this church by Charles
itulc: these are mar sed charactcfls'
5' Justus- "‘ m m'“"" "" tics oi Ill dellbcrstionl as the specter
ed u a couple oi stones. and sent thorn
”who: as mp, “W has ohIerVed them from his am is-
jectat the m Norwallt, was ‘N‘Pm ‘° "W M” urea lug through the window. break-
“The Gospel It I rlospi-l oi in the third rim more II but one big is. glses add shattering I show
w my . , r, I), Torrey end in view in all the deliberations oi ease containing lewclry. etc, inside thy
gs: Was ' ill . Methodist the body; the enforcement or law sad store. Mrs. in, also broke I num-
os “The Duty of the Christian the cbpmvstioa oi the good morale
her oi windows in the house. which to
individuals and the community owned by binTsrlov
III. as through with
“in a word I have never known
When Ir. Tarlov
memos
PORTLAND. 05., Jan. e.-—-a disi .
'O'Brien. lsit .thtazcity tor Washington
yesterday on the colonial express and
Th”reached that felt! this moraine
will meet rephadatstivcs or the Pro-
one of the repre- .
. , my to attend the
amt contempt the diilercnt soci-
iou of the liquor
trailc, as to“ la; these columns.
tian Temporahe; Union. the National
and the National
Civic Association
The main dbleet of these organisa-
tloua is to m lor the passage or ro
.lt till! session 0!
lore no lass than
seven important mpasures already inv
trounced in one hope; 0 ”be other
The ilrst of lhage measures is the
HepburnvDollivdr bill which forbids
the shipping oi liquor into any state
to he sold in conflict with the laws.
The secolid bill would prevent the
state, county or
contrary to the
shipping Into
llcant for a tax
9 government It-
led with the state
pt This bill is con-
mostlmportapt in the list
itnown as the
to clinch the anti-
is hill prohibits the
any reservation oi
gubernnleumor within a mile oi
mervblionjr or armypon
rmm’i’nf' lbw...
have all importation» so through the
hands oi a commission and make the
penalty for violation most severe.
Another hill, and this is the one
which is especially attacked by the
newspapers oi the liquor interests. is
the one which provides for absolute
prohibition in the District of Colum-
As one of Mr. O'Brlcn's oppon-
"ii Washington once goes
dry. then it is all up With the rest of
the country "
The dual measure provides for pro-
hibition in all the territories and Is«
land possessions of the United States,
which would include file Philippine
Porto Rico and
Hawaii. to say nothing of Arizona and
lap Deaths oi l‘wo Perseus Wt,
laws and has ll
McComhcr hill
sale of liquor
with the SUV
Irallc it would ,
This is the Prohibition program and
it is admitted on all sides that it is
most ambitious,
Mr. O'Brien expects to remain in
Washington irom now until Lincoln's
Birthday. February l2 when he will
come to this city to attend the big
banquet that is to be held hi the state
Prohibitionists. Ono oi the principal
speakers will be Governor Glenn. at
North Carolina who has been having
a great tight with the railroads down
Mr O'Brien and others will
MEN'S CHRISTIAN lNOUlIYSLUI.
wm ooaIleor Live Local Topics It its
Iilestlngs rm. Month,
The Men's Christian inquiry Club
met in its room at the South Norwsllt
Congregational Church yesterday noon
to prepare a flotilla tor the coming
quarter. Among other subjects which
will he considered upon succeeding
Sundays are The Pastor's Annual lies-
eage and The Attitude oi the Ministers
Concerning Law and Order in Nor-
The committee reporting the list oi
subjects consisted of John A. Ham“-
- ton..lohail UshtsndTllomssTetlow. posiuoa
agtbe arrangement oi the
program the club discussed the "coat
events pertaining to violations oi the
law is Norwslk. and unanimously psesv
ed a resolution giving unqualified ea-
dorscmeat oi the ministers and their
wovlt. in the Sisal! -th
lion hr the club there was no disease
lng voice, the mea all testing that
there was no 00"” but that. the mills-
ters were acting with good cause sad
' .980lllil norms . l .
' outs murmur
deem it. VIIIlsine VIII is
the First can. In Second
Bound oi libel
The Ilrst game is the second round
oi Class A. in, the South Norwslit Club
pool tournament. which was played
Saturday evening between George it.
Van Alstync. too. and P. Finnegan. 95,
was won by lir. Van Alstyne by tour
points, after a contest oivdcep inter-
est and an exciting finish. At the
end of the eighth inning, Dir. Finne-
gan had a lead at twenty-tour points
and it looked as though he was a
sure winner, but in the nest live in-
nings Mr. Van Alstynenlsde a grand
rally and finished I winner, too to 02.
The score:
Van Aietyne. loo. Finnegan, lb.
10 h -
0—1 , '77-1 _
a . ll~—l
“8—2
b-l ’I~2
‘i—l _ 1—:
it G
4-1 - 9——i
7-i i 7
4—1 9-—-l
10—2 2—1
10 Irv-l
. 1-—2 n-t
ill-«i - i ’
. d -
100
The game scheduled for tonight. is
the ilrst in the second round oi Clans
it, between C. A Hallocll and Wayte
Raymond. it is expected that the
game between Koch and Mathews;
postponed from Friday evelling. will
also he played.
‘ The Billiard Tournament. I ‘
The rating of the players In the bi!
liard tournament, which will com
100; lt' if Smith, 100, Mohegan, 96;
Victor Ferris, 85; Lowndes, 85;
Adams. so Bennett. 75: hitch. 75; Got-
the opening games are as iollowa:
Kuch and Cartwright. Force and E
ll‘. Smith. Finnegan and Golden, lien-
oi the tint game, Knob or Cartwright.
player in the tournament.
Scwilng‘Touvnsmrsst.
lag between; teams Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
will tilt to nus: "'
—iiot Responsible
be commenced this week by the lies-
thought probable at this flute.
from Port Bedding, N. J., to Marian
shelter here
work is Silo lid to ho hum
o——-i—————
ANDIIION' LAUNGH WORKS.
cepvenience.
Peter litlristsi, Aged Eighteen
lad, eighteen years.old, met a horrible
death under the wheels of s ireight
train, about 10:35. this morning near
Gsiner's bridge. between South Nor-
walk and Rowaytou
attempted to board Extra Freight
two lied.
mangled body. Kurlmsi was still alive,
l’ol‘o the baggage room at the west,
mence nest Saturday evening, has
been made and is as iollowa: Van
Alstyne, 125, Netting, 105; Gorham.
den, 75; Slater, 7b: Kuch 'lo; Force.
70; Cartwright, 70 The drawings tor
not and (lorham, Ferris and Nlttting,
Adams and Fitch. Van Alstyue and
Sister. bowndes will play the winner
Each player will meet every other
The iirst game in-the bowling tourn-
ament will he played Wednesday even-
SOHOOIIEII DUFFIELD
contractors Declare Breakwa-
ter Light Was Not Misplaced
llllllXill‘rl’OR'l'. Jan. 6.-——Work will
ter Wrecking'Company to raise and
reclaim the schooner loaded with coal
which went down all the breakwater
last Wednesday morning while trying
to make this port in a heavy sea. in
case the wreckers are unable to
raise the built, which seems likely,
the schooner will be blown up by
the government. The latter course is
The H's-ton schooner ill. hi. Dut-
ticld, Captain Manuel Rama, bound
Mass, with I cargo oi intone oi
coal, sprun'g sleail, It is said, oi! Stratr
lord. There was a heavy sea runv
ning as the schooner arrived oil this
port, and the captain decided to seal:
it was pitch darlt early Wednev St
day morning while he was trying to
beat his way into harbor that the
schooner ran onto shoals and tuned.
cred with her. cargo. A report that
the schmer sunk sitar striking the
brim.
llilWl Bill
'Yesrs, Almost instantly Kill-
ed by as Best Belted lrslI
Passing liver lllln st Iteway-
III
I
Peter Kurlmai, a bright Hungsrlan
it is supposed that young Karimsi
Train No. 286, eastbound, and went
under the wheels. Conductor Fuller
stated that he saw three young men
musing toward the train. The other
The late oi Kurlmal was quickly
dipcovered by the railroad men and
the train was stepped to pick up the
though it was clearly apparent that his
injuries were iatai. He died about
tlitcen minutes alter he was taken
nd South Norwalh depot. Chief oi
Police William Vollmer sent tor his
son, Dr. J William Vollmer, who looilc
ed the injured man over. but found
that he was beyond aid Dr. V (l
Tito also examined the. uniortunate
young Hungarian. Later Dr. S. .
Huntington viewed the body and gave
permission tor its removal to the un
dcr tailing rooms oi I). W Raymond.
in North Main street
The immediate cause of death was
a,very bad fracture oi the skull in
addition, the right toot was severed
near the ankle and the body was more
or less bruised.
Kurimal was employed at the Yale
a Towns lock factory in Stamiord. but
had been laid oil until January 13. lie
was the son oi Peter Kurilnai, oi lion
ton street and in addition to ills moth-
er and lather has three blaters
After the socldent there was a large
gathering oi Woe Hungarian residents
of Springwood at the South Norwslk '
depot in the crowd were the parents
and sisters and the suggested at their.
grief mW’iiitlel. ,
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~HILP WANTED.
Fitteen experienced clothing sales-
men and eight salesladies Apply at
once. Willis ll. Selleck, 48 and 60
Wall street. Norwallt. —
SWAN—IRELAND.
Miss Catherine ireland one oi the
attractive daughters oi Constable and
Mrs Samuel C lrelaad, and Gilbert!
Swan, oi South Norwallt, were united
in marriage last evening, at the resiv
deuce oi Rev. H. A. 1.. Stadtler, in Han-
iord Place Mr and Mrs. Swan have
departed on a briei wedding tour, and
on their return will reside in South
Norwallt.
rouse.
FOUND—A 10X TERRIER WITH
black spots, one over each eye and
ear, and one on tail. Apply to T J
Anderson, itowayton Ave, 'Ro'.’;:nit
PROFESSIONAL
Jlmul L. SCOTT, EXPERIENCED
teacher and present pupil of Pro:
Bipgham, oi Yale. desires additional
piano pupils tor Saturds I. Address
Box I, lowsytoa Conn ll It
— l ‘
TO LET.
1’0 LIT—NIGEL? FURNISHED
routes, best, use at bath. 5 Blisa’iéoth
'ro LIT—I‘LAT, 32 80. MAIN ST.,
nine rooms dad bath inquire A. Har-
ris. South Norwalk. id 2t
end at the new breakwater while it
was not properly lighted is said by
reliable authority to be absolutely sn-
iounded. it Is said that the schooner
did not strllte the breakwater at all.
hand that the lights were in pcricct
Astory that suits were to be lasti-
tdted against the construction cots-
pany is charge It the breakwater
' 1'0 LIT~RODIE A!“ ‘BABN‘;
"Hoyt St. llqtilm 0| ll! Ave. 16 3!
TO LIT—m itOWAYTON, llAiN
St. Ops-halt oi new double house in
lslue St. seven rooms, with water,
and electric lights: five minutes to
depot; rent Ila. One new cottage and
barn, seven rooms, large lot; vent, mi.
One cottage, sis rooms: rent u M"
quire Edward H Smith is 3t
New In cum“ and a Much-Piece“
The Anderson launch Works at
Oyster Shell Point are ndw In full
operation, and have already sent out
l“ several mmmtm. and Ill
70 LIT- TURKISH?!) IOOIS,
with or without hoard Mrs. S. Lyle,
23 Orchard St. Norwslh. 148
ro LIT—SECOND HDOII. Six
rooms. ’5 South lists II. Apply to
Airs, ii. L‘Youngs, 241 Salt Ave., m
norwslh it It
.. am...—
It. I inc it. Josriovskr & Cu. lbst
Norwal or United Grocery Op. Scotti"
Nerwatil let
vo tar-4a mama. not: » ‘
dosbls house as eaieai
theisdlousww'kotseosriags‘"
trythcyonagPlttsbtn'gsrpur
iogoiStaniordWhitekaebeva
inthecrimiddlbrsnchoflh
Oourtihcssmcroomluwhich ‘Wya
Istdailriorncarlythrcemoathe
ingthepr’evionstrlsl. ~
Comparedwiththsiorlnsrtrlsl
terestiaNewYorklsata.
The-rearrangementoiiheeosrt .
haematerisllyleeseuedthealmbeg
has been considerably less tbs: ‘
iormer trial and theta Will III
trouble in accommodating all
who are entitled to press
spite oi the reduced .
it is probable that “may Iodide;
(Continued on lghth Paid.)
The members of Oliyu ii
lodge, No. l9, K. of P. are ‘
gigs” at In: roome atkzzfl _
u ay even ng. ma m
ments for the funeral oi our
brother, Pdwart! McDonald.
JULIUS A “US$314
RUFUS J. SMITH, K. trill.
WANTED.
Advert
this Wt”, also.
WANTIII—A SOUND
weight about 1000 pounds. I
good
:m'ii. Addie“ "11W"
WANTEDv-A'l' out}! II
8. Lawrence Agency. 2 South
WANTED—TWO LAD!
era in private family: also .
room Ito let for light
Terms reasonable.
WANTED—A YOURS 08
aged man, well acquainted
Norwallts. as a salesrliaa. 9
care Sentinel.
care Nichols Underwear I- .
South Norwslk.
WANTlD—Olitb you a
South Norwalk.
waurso—rrrmn coop}
m
WANTED-A GOOD
road
quire ii. Friedman, prior l’las'e,
necticut Ave. 7
FOR SALE.
Advertisements-tum
this head. ale' I amide;
tlenaiwerdetieesteaehpsr
POI SAL! on 70 I."
room house. harp. shed sad
to Will ”I”! (to.
furnace in cellar, stationary tubs hath Cos
roe eats-manly ,. .
pointstlhne Rowsyion sad i
grosad.
In any quantities. by the
"cord
Iiilllser. lists v ‘
thatateet ,
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