pitched 0rd Bitter-c , falls Court of His With Ir. union- with tampering withja state's Rutherford B. Havana, began It this morning before 5. Pullman, at the South y council chamber Judge ted for Judge Joseph B. the furmer not having any to Mgr of the affair. council chamber was filled to ‘ lty with spectatora. an an in» of the interest that is being in, the case. (About, two hours were taken up by M Immenta on the demurrer filed J Judge N. 0. Downs, of Stamford, in pleading Lemongellil cane; gs John if Light's reply for the , ‘cutlon, and the various questions or the court concerning technicalities. Judge Pullman finally overruled ,rfeluporarliy the demurrer. in outer will” the cane might go on. it was pdst noon before the first witness. lia- . Tens, took the stand. Two detectives of the'etste police, . a man and a woman, will be among the witnesses of ‘the afternoon, and ‘ it is also expected that Attorney John 2 J. Walsh will take the stand None of the members of the News“: Millie .tcra’ Modulation, the real complain- ants in the case, were in court this morning g. The complaint was read to Mr Lem- ong'eili by Attorney George H. Vos- burgh, clerk of the court. When he completed the reading. which took' ucveral minu 1 go‘ng very corn ‘- picte. the . i did not answer. Instead, Judah ford. bla counwdl. filed a demurrer. Judge John H Li t elated that the W3!“ wont reply Tampa Mite to" to; and he wao't’e‘d'id know position. Presecutiug Attorney Tammany rc plied that Judge Light had been re- tained to mist the prosecution. Judge: Down; in arguing on his (in A inurror, quoted Section 1259 of the general statutes, which he said he eup- poued the complaint had been drawn .under, and then read hie masons for demurring. I The name of the defendant, he aaid, is not Francis, but Frank llcniongelli, all: he did not wish to quibble on this. 0 record was changed , Firsts—That the complaint is full of ’ duplications. and that more than one , Hartford 0 Downs, of Siam , , Judge .. nlil he «alum that air. ' MW . l “ f mm mm, m. uwodiut mum-mo yesterday a ~ front the cam of M ill. WWII”, of the Elton Ll k.“ ion; 3. it. Pollock. of the lid, fr T'l~ moo; J.P.iiopsoa oftheile 23.», division; A. W. Ifartin, of thef', division. and A. Rose. of the 0‘ f‘Ccl any division. announce the following ”Moments, in take effect on Feb- uary 16:» naaslstant superintendent; ens, train insular; J. B. chief train despatchcr; i. Fe chief train deapatcher. Head "l rtera, New Hpven. In Midlhudw—A. w. onywnili-g infant WNI‘MUBMQIIH Wick ' ’ chief train despatcllor: h R. Stov chief tram despaicher Hen NOV Tort-P. W. J. Smith .- ; . get train master with other: n. ' Central depot; c n. Motzetl. train master, with office in . River; P. E. Bailey, chief tr H palcher. with once in Harlem '5 Boston-«E. ii. Morse, ;‘ train master. with Office in Boa < B. Hobbs. freight train mastery Old Colony—— master; W. l. Clough. train ma ,; it T. Cronin, chief train dist-butcher G P Show, night chief condemn. a; Headquarters, Taunton. l-XPlflSlflli lllflllflllflllfi llamape oi Slallllll cm to Property of the Standard Oil company, in lieu York Cliyuw This Inning ~— Bil ‘laelt ilamwiy Escape NEW YORK, rob. 12,—Exploslon of cans of case oil which were being pre- pared for shipment in a shed in a pier of the Standard oil work: at the foot of North Twelfth street. Brooklyn, to day. set fire to and destroyed the shed. pier and a two story brick bulld- lng adjoining it. The building was used as a boxing department. The loss is about $125,000. Burning , oil from the cone fell through the floor of the pier into the river and spreading among the drift Icharge is alleged in a single count, which is bad. Second—The complaint is bad for uncertainty. Judge Downis' copy of the complaint alleged that the coin- piaint was drawn the illilile day 'as the alleged offense. Judge Pullman cor. rccted him, cullingt attention to the fact that the complaint was drawn January 28. and that the offense is al- leged to have occurred on December 28. Judge Downs replied that his copy was wrong then. Granting thin, Judge Downs utlll claimed the charges uncertain. . Third—Tho complaint does not al- lege any offence that iluvcnu was not summoned as a ultneus or need as u witneaa. statutes. to intake Lomungcill liable. Havana moat have been a court wit- ncsil or aoiumoned an a Witncflh. Fourth—Tile aubornatlon of perjury —.—that. the prosecution has far from any proper claim according to the statutes. , Fifth—The complaint does not al- lege the offenae charged in the statute, and furthermore that the prosecuting attorney has hill-interpreted the word "may"-of the statute in reference to any person who may become a wit nous. Judge Light replied to Judge Down» at the outset that it seemed to him that Judge Downs had'luiaauprehend- 5 ed the facta in the case. Judge Light ti furthernmrc declared Judge Downs had labored along the wrong line in his argument on the parlury statute. Judge Downs apeat much of the time during his argument in the construc- tion ”‘96 should be placed on the wording of, the statutes. lfr. [Agni declared that Judge Downs would have savada deaioftlmslfhe had simply turned to the statutes and read the provisions of the launchers on the construction that Mid he placed on any wording of the statutes. The prosecution nomad-d that it made no cider-em whether Lemon. gaili had influenced flavaaa for aloud or evil. he is fuel“ gaiily according to the Ilaittte the «ill i was ice presented the peculiar spectacle oi Ian ice coated river blaze. Thrcegas tanks which were near the burning shed were saved only after a hard light by the firemen. SCHOOLMASTERI' fl UNO TABLE. Meeting in Norwalk Saturday a Profit. able Duh-Neat Meeting in May. The principal bunlncee of the after noon session of the Schoolumstcra' llound Table of chtcrn Connecticut Saturday at the Center School. Nor walk, was the election of officer». The officers named for the ensuing three He argilcd that under lllt!‘munihs were the following: Prculdt-nt—W. B. Kelsey, of Bridge- port. Secretary and Treasurer-4}. A. Sammie, of Stamford. Program Committee—L. D. Higgins. Danbnry; George Boyden. of Weatport, and M tau Emma Coe. of Waterbury. When the morning melon adjourn- ed Saturday at 12: 80 the members of the Round Table in attendance, who were to the dumber of about thir- ty, cent to the Norwailt Hotel. where a line dinner was served. . The be meeting of the Round Ta- ble will . held on “i" third Saturday in May. probably at Bridgeport. The meeting place is optional with the of' core. The meeting in Norwalk Saturday was a very profitable one and was thoroughly onioyed by all of file teach- ers in attendance. W OLEIGHIIDI To, ITAM'OID. couch» Hamill sad Impala Vault. People Inlay Moonlight Trip. A merry party of sme‘ Norwalh and Maple. “young people had a very enfoyable I by in light to Itemch aad return. evening. The party wsa chapemad by lira. rraaklla L sell. of flowsytoe. and bin. George of Hamilton "'3ng folits la the party facial» ed franc limb. y.ltaylaoad fiesta Raymond. Gifford Clark. Louise on: if...” rum W Howard Four Iodine, m Five can am up in In. sea-i default and m Lynch, iild (limits, Isl llll‘lf dai- den Forty-hrs have em other cases lioiiif ~ the North": Town Court, yesterday afternoon, at ' 2 ociock. Thepaiiee had hadaev- cral complaints lrotb~pecple milling: in the vicinity of Plymouth avenue' about noise. shouting and singing nights. and on Sundays. in the old “9W0: tally match factory owned by Asa roots. c. a. Blown. lcf Norwallr. Many young luau and! . ,. . women have also been seen going in" . and out of the house , . The policemen of Norwallr, headed .7 by Captain Thomas Hunt and accotn " ‘, partied by Prosecuting Attorney Leo ' \ Davis, hired a upon an house about 9 o'clock fiunday night. 4* Mr; Davis stated to the court ,yeatero ohlco in south Boston. A. Collins. ~ train deapatcher with office in Bosch . if. Foster, t M (hr of a mum the the house singing and commotion ll neglect-d within. and under cov- thie noise the police approached «he house and broke in the door of a years of age. in th bey',‘ aged eighteen. by the police for some had nothing to do with care. said he had investigated could more that no term are, due sent warm with the. women. Ir. Davis stated that ho Miggcsicd that their ward. Judge lmkwoud fourth month». Bridget yesterday afternoon by 0 Page. ~— Or. J. w. Voiimsr Bern telephone and ‘rcquouied most Norwaik. The speaker need an tone of voice and Dr. Voll mudiately. When he arr No.18. tends to proeecule the go a fourth by lira. David and the” ' prise by Themt nieetln cinema Latte. lineman. m mmmor liar» listen Thou-ac 0i .MWM in stating the case Mr. ford Place. East Norwalk. that no one named Adams iivv d in that thoroughfare and that lhcl'f~ was no Trasdwall. of New Iliiford. of the club will he held on Monday. ebruary it. when If". Robert 0. I-lanford will entertain hired by George Lynch, twenty-I 0 room '0" ch. Mrs. Bridget Dufault, William itlea. aged eighteen yearn: Harry no en. aged eighteen. and Fred To- Lynch was charged with conducting a dleorderly ileum. and the others were charged with frequenting a house of ill-fame. All pleaded guilty to the charges; hire. Dufauit has serv- ed aevcrai terms in Bridgeport fall and Lynch has also been in jail acv , oral times. Golden has been watched time. He in also wanted in New Janey for num- eroue crimes and thefts. Judge‘ Lockwood said these charges the prurient Davie matter» and than two my I meg»; were ill the habit of going there. ’ fill in ihbhoutlc some of. film ' - under. «canteen years at age. were for and that they had later- he was posi- tive. that young Nevilles and Tobey had never been in the house before. and that they were there on business when the police made the raid. and cam be an- nulled. which Judge Lockwood did. in the other cases Mr. Davie thought that. long laii sentences should be im- mfléfi I Mll- tenco of guilty in each case and sent George Lynch to Bridgeport Jail for llilfault four months and Harry Golden forty-live daya. They were taken in Bridgeport fliccr Charles A OEOPIOAULE HOAX. , to East Nor- walk on a Fake Hurry Call. A despicable trick well played yen torduy afternoon on Dr. J. While he was in his office in Washing- ;r'n uircct someone called hint on the W. Vollmcr. that he go immediately to the home of a party named Adams at 13 fianford Place. imperative mer went im- ivo-d at linu- lli' found Today be consulted a lawyer and in. llty party. This in the second time that Dr. Vollmer has been called out on a fake hurry call and if the person rcapomll- bio this time its caught every effort will be made to have a heavy penalty lin- MONDAY AFTERNOON WHIBT. Mrs. Oulmrd and lira. Hatch the Hostess“ Yesterday. Mrs. Frederick H. Quintard and hire. Manuel 1'. Hatch entertained the bion- day Afternoon Whist Club yesterday afternoon at the farmer's home in washington street. The first prize was won bv hire. Jennie Litiell North, the second by lira. Willie Woodward. the third by lira. Dudllne Raymond, the W. Raymond. Misc Martin at bulimia are e. W IXGWINO IUNAWAV iii NOR. WALK fiiimum. tut stain boat I The animal , TOBIIIY. W M mutt. lo 5 it 2 ,5 G 0—! ii ii~i l: ' i—i ‘l-«i a if i “i , e i1 ‘1‘ ill Bela newA. G. Bl ii A. I. Hull, 1le- ll-—i ? j ‘ 2.... ‘8’ i 7 1' 3‘1 " : Al 15 i ‘ l H 3"! i . i? ll 5 z: . 1'3 1...: . ‘ V . 12 ll , ' . “ 4 5 . if) 4 , w l“ 10—1 35‘ , ii 0 7 ’ : If. I 8 ll ‘ fl ‘ f 1-“? .3 I! if -i _ 8 7i 3 “ ’ 114 ill) Referee, William Wicke; sooner, ii. Bprague. tally, Edam)”. m OLD WILL: I}: I. L. POOL. time. as. i, 5, I » chitin. a. 10 ‘ V 6 8 . 7 5 a 5—5 12 3 A”? 12 9 I ' U 4 3 . ‘ 12 4 . 3 ii 9—2-1 I l H 5*! 7—2 7 I lr—3 , l O 85 ‘1’ 80 o—i . 2 10. fl-wd 3—2 6 9 ll 2M2 B~-2 l-—.‘i, 7-2 Cw? i lbw-l 5—3 6-4 . 9 2 80 .71 Referring Harold Mom-ll: ucorcr, (leorge Brush; tally. Charles Pfahl. Youterday afternoon ‘Bay Belleclr. tou,.ilefeatcd Louie Yout, 75. by the scarce! too to ill. There will be no game tonight account of the ban- quet at the l tel Mahackerno. The members of t in proepcmuu young club have started the loving out of a basketball court in their new gymna- sium room. TRINITY CLUB PINOCHLE. A pillOchic touruatmvut wail uiarted laid night by Trinity Men's Club. the gamer; being won as follows: John Stadler .................. ii 8. Meeker .............. . ......... r G. Meeker ..... ‘. ..... . ...... ......2 ii. Kcyworth ...... ..... .... Fred Drew .. ...... . ...... l..lawkinu ......... L. Your ....... ...”... l (l. Voile ..... ..2 C if. Enron. ii. Hawkins SIM KEITH GIT! UP A IANOUET. President Clinic“, 01 I. M. O. A. 8. Royal Keith. the walhknown big and ioviai railway mail clerk. arrived it. where he has been attending a meeting of the First Division, Rall- way Mali CiarIs' Association. Among those in attendance at the meeting was the national president. James Candeld, of Syracuse. N. 1.. and the driest function in connection home yesterday from Portsmouth. N. . war. at 11:15 a. on. road to Albany. Cheyenne, Ogden. bile Club of America. ,beforet start. people and the hoarse equipment of atom an wevcral of them were the race. no men crews of the foreign art! and”. m byUnLKoemn,of Montague Roberts. lug their destination from San Francisco to homes Behring Strait. Power to Soaps of the law 1 rho-presidents of the United States that the swelled nine boar law, relating to the employment 1 of train dcspatchera, telegraph operao tors and tower men. OHIIMAN MIL—“OIL e ”SIMON!" by several thousand people. nailed by more than two hundred mo- tors of all deecrlptions. the racing ma- chine made their way up Broadway and Riverside Drive to the city llll' its, where they turned north on the From that city the route to Ban Francisco, which is the obie‘ctive point of the first stage I! a the trip, lies across New York state to Buffalo thence through Cleveland. and Toledo to Chicago, to Ban Luis Obispo and Baa l'raaalsco. Mayor McClellan was to have glue the word to start. but was delayed. and Colonel Gabe Hoyt. of the Antonio six Isolde» tut flute basin la Iew “lethal ll lib sflllsril \ and flare Melly tin: duds sf rural-us haw roux, l'eb. urn. its an- iomolllléa mulling if: the New York to Paris race started from Tiaras Square, forty-second street and Broad- today. cheered Accord MI Balm tool: lilapluco All traffic in the neighborhood of Times St uare was stopped a half hour Automobiles clog- ged the intersecting atroeta and lined the route for many blocks up Broad way. A band in the official grand- stand played the anthems of the in finite as the cars lined up for the eunwA pistol shot sent the cantat- ants away amid the cheering of the booting of him dreda of automobile horns. The contesting cars are the queer- oat looking machines ever devised for motoring purposes. With their heavy d camp utenails, a modern rep- resentation of the old prairie achoon or One resembled a hoolr and ladder truck with long running boards on either side, equipped with are: shov- an rupee ind a dozen other shines. Three French cars, on German. one halter: and one American started in constituted the machines, but were only two i» the Antarican mum quchnrearem ed byli Bonnier 8.3m Inflati- mm the Pro-also ur- my, the ltallan car by Antonio Icar- foglio. and the American machine by All of the care carried the flag of their own nation and that of the United States. From sin to nine month» it is bav Iicvrd will be consumed In the race. All the drivers are confident of reach- through the ice covered held; of Alaska and Siberia. Biennium will transport the machines Valdez, Alaska. and from Nettie to East Capo, Siberia, BAMBI BRANT APPEAL OF llAllllBAD HEADS interstate commission ilas llo no operation WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-An impor- tant announcement has been made if! the interstate commerce commission 3 respecting its attitude toward the re- ; quest may made by the operating rallmdlof file which been“ effective flat-ca 4, be suspended by the untilslch timescthelaw commission Headed committee on Feast Given to :fouid “'W to meet "’9 Mi "I” IIA‘I’ OTAIln Another Victory-.— coma to death lien- Iswt Tomi-tent. firm 'II V Pm Were lulu-es is Ex- W i ‘ If Tucson. Arie. M.lZ.--Anat- tanuiokiflmhamicaaatibe MAO-emu decoratweaty'f' , W Melba-gleam: madam ''last..wfiaathelfesicanecuI WM'W“ ployssplaeedsiiehsofdynsnmew “Gumtm swamp-salsa companyl mmndthluam'saadsapsrinv ”MW' P”. undent’srem Their-teaplodoawaasttbeboard- ””33""0532333” 3;:- flgbomwhichfd'pdsrhollahad. m 9““ 3" " muggy”, steelatthellouoogah‘alablaat I fatalities. matheuational'rubeflnllpady. a W “in"! l explosions no it some and M I. over the heads and bodies of the ~ meanearby. ThefafaliyiHIM Thomas O‘Tclla.ascd85.ol,‘ ' Evans www.mwm mi: over the body. ‘ ‘ Alexander smith, a pipe fitter, 42. of Center attest." loiteesporg I » ed allover the body. , Two other Americans and one garisnwerebnrnedonthe arrheaadfaceaadsentfo ly and at! other «use la conceivable. MAL ”IMO" Mll‘l’lflfi. antimammor.» blouse, ”WM. At the meeting of the directors of TheNcrwalh lie-pita! Aaaocistionheld A .pp in m. furnace mm m iaatnigiltDrMiienryCSherer aadredwoftonsofimnorecokcu‘ ii limestone to drop to the bottom, M .. nominated by the medical staff to d I log e heavy ateel plates I?!" “If s "“3 "mm “W “V "“3 "WW“ run, em on metal splashed tutti (than, align-an. and he was elected to the .5, '3.“ u ”my the m l 90' 0" and the detonation broke ai Mrs. Harriet Balloon: and Miss liar- m. in the pi.“ and for ‘ m riot L. Osborn were elected life mem- two moat-es causing intense W here the former in consideration of men! g. the town. _ herown giftofdsoaldlhelatfcrin consideration of a gift by her father, guanA'Lgy' ‘ John A. Osborn, of a like sum, Then and the regular routinecow mortuudflmwom’ atituted the business of the evening. of South Norwalh. to Captain A!“ Currie was mentioned um um 40110:. 5"". The annual meeting of the stock- at the M.” '”w about the furnace were the compatiy’a physician at the one“ gencyhoapital in the works. Mum“ or the cum I' a. income ‘3‘... WANTED. ' Advefliacmuudflmm "tumultuous”:- Alas Meteriiwnirdaali’i’uesda! timl words, 1 me each taunt”. February 1!. Funeral I" be held at the residence. wamzo~uv miter cuss HAN. ocloctp p. In family”! lituatinn as gardener. Inquire Joa. Hillside Cemetery. Wilwl Mackay. as Lexington Ave. m 3t ,w-——-—« 'i'O-* m. WANTED—A HUNDRED GIRLS to bring their fellows lathe Leap Year ‘ W .g I. m dance. given by the Pride of Court a". m :3; g m m Karmic Circle. C of I" 0! A" fit “ mlmijMW sembly ilali February it. Valentine’s night. Admission. 25c. it: 3t 10 [.31.ng 300“ m utea from railroad ' ' WANTED—FARMS. 1' YOU HAVE lllllilll'! B "cm” Q we 1’, a farm for ale. 1 have a numberof at. 1-81, con ' purchaser; :30 it, or if you wish a ‘ am. up on my ”meats, _ “I send M a free fiat. Paul Rodeo. fill! “:0 L" RNlliilDi Chapel St, New Haven, Conn. WANTIMENTLBMAN neutrino comfortably furnished room near the business section of South Nos-walk. Address Pumlabed Rom, Evening Sentinel, South Norwllk. In It WA A HAN commem- to do clans shoe repairing. Salary according to ability. ifonarch Repair Shop, 46. Raymond 8t. WAITID—YOUNG LADY fl aalsalady; most have some knowledge in altering ladies’ suits. inquire Washington It. at It WANYIO—A Oil“; 03 WOW .- last Norwalk. inquire 57 Ave. ”range—WW A» non. W dress lira. Idihlovftch, n loath 51.. near Taylor Ave WMlD—GIRL ABOUT is Will!- isg . to assist futon-sworn and do as. Moderate salary. Ad: dress ..l. care Sentinel fidu WAN'ffli-WASHINO AND [RON- ing at home. Mrs. refer. If Ely Arm. loath Norwaih. . no It lumen-Atari. ALI. Kiln)! or cattle. Eatra prices paid forums. H. Yriadasaa Tarlov place con-sell out Ava. lies-e all day latsrla 1- auiruass warriors. ”MANN! “HA “BOUT” FwMa'gm m aliaeaipusatauai new... has comm
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