pjfitsrlt Will/'1”
in Will” rronuy
{W ‘i’i'uliitsl: ‘
aleotlnloi those interest
at the South Norwalh Club.
the interest manitcsiad and
humor who signliiodv‘thstr,
will he successioi. Titanium-v
roll starts oil with no names,
limbo oi others are'sspocted
” 1% April lot. when tho.
Ill be ‘10. it was voted
annuul‘dues ’20 a your,
advance. and Dans".
° the toilowing oiliccrs:
maniacal—Jonah 8. Jennings. '
det—Willm ii. O'Dell.
Secretary and Treasurer—Dr. iienry
“w. ‘_ _ I .
Governing Board—Howard H. Ross-
, oi Norwnllt; lila'rit Norman, oi
nation; Dr. A. N. Clark, Charles 3.
Minna: and h‘rodorlclt 8. Lyon. of
South Kuwait. ‘
Hawkers-Charles E,‘ Seymour and
5- Watt Km.
‘ a. [The old lay-laws were adopted, but
' a Mmitioocotllisling of William H.
”intuit. ii. Bodweii.1Dr. A. N'
' . CM'Jrederlcit 3. Lyon and lease ii.
_ Jennings ' was appointed to revise
Y ‘ itwns‘votod toimnlte'lhe name at
a memoirs-1m Knob Club," slim
instin W Word muting." which was
‘.T You. ‘
t. ..
{
, .1 . , .1 .02 So. Main it.
wants it; titties "
nus crests sew Willi
.i’di‘lildi' Well-known South Nor-
1 wall Business las Badly
injured Willis Crossing Street
William M. Bworer lion in a critical
condition at the Hudson street lino
oltsl, inNew York city, from injuries
received yesterday morning when he
was run down by an express wagon.
0n mount of his age. about sixty-
ilvnysars. the physicians there do
hot'hoid out “much hope for his room.
mythons’h it is believed he has a
iigh chi
ting nce.
IM' the time at the accident. Mr.
. ,Wer was on route from East 0:-
' sage. New Jersey, where he and
Mrs. r have been pending the
winter recount: Norwal . to see his
saunter, Mrs. "William s. ruim, oi
12 Ww' avenue. Mrs. l-‘olunl has
been Vinitinavin Kingston, Ntw York.
but a telephone meanest» reached Mr.
Folnnt and word was then despaiclled
to Kingston. Mrs. Brown and Mr.
and hirs.fl'oiant are at Mr, Brewer's
bedside tailor},
Mr. Brewer's ibiurles wbuld be ser-
ious tor an person. in addition to
the right of his skull being trac-
turod. his nose was blokes. and his
face so badlylhruised and lacersted
as to malts has practically unrecogni-
aablo. Ir. Brewer was ilrst knocked
down by the truck's shaft striking
hint to the back, and the wheels pass-
cd over his is .Theinured man
on the hem Ferry. and was
mod-stomw-st street to
reach Day, whole was run down
l1 and am, ”ugh. m, in-‘ cut the wage expenses without cutting
a...
:1 1r.1;.1'
. C '
‘ m
‘ instill-alts.
m
:tsuothths mm oi Rail-
watTrllnlien sad the Order of [tail-l
Md Conductors. which tact in New
Karon. this week.
. Tbsnew phase at the matter is that
because the men have a wage agreov
snout with the company allowing then:
a certain amount. svnngtng about two
cents, tor or tulle covered by their
train. the can not. reduce the
trainsnsn’s scale without violating an
agreement. . _ .1
. They are. honour. doubling up on
the sins oi the irelght trains and are
laying o! the crews one or two days
s‘wcelt. This brings the w of a
than who has been comics 22 our
wselt down as low as 813. lien who
have been getting no are getting 320.
Here’s the rub. , . - *
The company has adopted a way to
the wage scale. For instance, on a
certain way treight train there has
been an averageoi thirty cars carried
daily duringeélnrosnemus times The
men have -1 making a full day's
pay‘eveu day in the week. Now the
company is laying oil this train one
or two days a week and increasing
the number of cars in the train. and
inert- However, as this' Digger train
covers on more miles than no if it
run daily the also receive only a day’s
pay for doing two it!”
worlt in one. Laying cl a'trsln and
crew for one or two days a west
thercloro materially redness the pay
of the crews without reducing ‘the
wage scale to which the odicials
agreed. What the Brotherhood can
do about this is’ths question now he-
tore the committee. ,
110m: member or the Brotherhood
stated that he lives in a house ownc
ed by the New Haven road and that
he pays his rent to the "rent agent"
ot the company. The root was rais-
eddurlng the prosperous times. Now.
that the company is telling how hard
premd the country is and how hard
the times now to be he salts, if it is
not reasonable that with a reduction
ol‘hls wages the dillclsls of the New
Haven mad should also reduce his
red ‘
it is understood that Valentine Pits-
ontrlclt, who handl, the annotations
Douglas bowler l’ost and its:
list com linitsd in tisiilsr
log in Grand Army Hall
Services were. held last nlnht in
Grand Anny Hall, Washington street.
by Douglas b‘cwler Woman's Italic!
Corps. No. 16. and Douglas Fowler
Post, No. is; in memory of Comrades
Charles Hendricks. George D. Kooks
and Benjamin at. .lohn. Three vacant
chairs were placed in trout or the al-
tar,.and these were draped with red.
white and blue, and near by were the
hats and swords otr‘the deceased and
a quantity at cut flowers. The altar
was crowd with a large -‘ ting and
crepe.
The service was very impressive. is
large number oi the relatives. and
friends being present. The post held
Its onerMJirst. followed by the
corps service, which was concluded by
a very line address by Mrs. Fannie .i.
Joyce. the followingpocin being a part
«i ilt'i‘ paper: '
ilundlly marches the army. with fal-
tering stops and slow. ’
liowu into the shadowy valley where
mystic waters ilow.
And they march to the drumming of
hearts that slower and weaker
best.
As they breast the icy current that
chills their techie feet.
But they tarry not, nor falter. this
am! of soldiers true. -
li'ronl the lips of the grant. Commando
or rings forward the boys in bias.
And closiag‘tiisir ranks in order down
into a they no, .
Following the voice or their under
with th faith oi years ago.
si s... m '
m ”welcome ‘ tainthswm .V
,, 1. 1. if“.
‘ nusstlonanionsm'iil’mm
‘ - ‘ v firmwares" torn out public
m ”when alien-Ml" mil" .
l v vow-mama.
a sad ills Wand,
of course increasing the work or tits 1
sder were'nlsrrisd at Coolest thinners-
rsbu.“ is also», is
., eases; .
Pl’l'TBiltiitti. Pa. rob. nation
woman and two children were born-
«ottte death. the husband and tether
is missing. two houses were destroyed
and a third badly W by a it!
fllti Breretou avenue, early The
Merv Bsnchsaclt, to years' old.
tuned in some: of them.
round in a smouldering mattress.
lira-J. mocha-cit, that“! otthe
crisp. *‘
" lea oi the' woman and chil-
‘ not found "untu alter) the
fire was extinguished. ‘
haddhbecatne excited and leaned from
the second story window. 4
it is believed that he ran to the. rear
of the building in an etiort to save
his wife and children, anti it is tearv
ed that he was also burned to death.
The house at one was a~two story
frame building. and was occupied in
the dust ‘iloov'hy. John Kalinowshl.
who conducted a butcher shop there.
it in‘ said that a number of friends of
Bauchnuch were caused in a some
ofcardsohthe second doovgwhonhy
chnuch. it is said. was h
when the fire started the explode
lug lamp. listen the “glass resch-
ed-tho scene the house at allz. coco
pied by Joseph Masuch, had caught
fire, and was also in loss. will
houses were destroyed 1 less than.
an hour . -
‘ very liclb.
ms: izfic‘ib.» sons. John m ‘ at not amic-
smilloiasl fl I 1 MWWMJW WW“ 4 ‘9' did ' mm
" , ‘ ‘l: > ' r; s: m ““735 W ,, .t"? ~fl“; B.- m“, m ‘ ' .I'” w " V I A
5' wrung 41. m Magnesia isrinstngst‘g‘ W“ ”.5... .5
a». when» to . I'M 1» .. . ‘ ” " ‘V
, Built. 1.,qu m m IEIMMLQERVIOE " m1. Fliiil Gill”
1 1.0. KM Foil DEEMED VETERANS
Forster Government is Isis-
ialslsg a firm liliisds ls-
sardisg Solute oi Taisu
lsrs
micro. no; 29.4mm Japanese
government is maintaining a determin-
ed attitude concerning the seizure of
the Talon Mara. and demands both
an apology and an indemnity trons
China. .
The Chinese Foreign Ollice wants
to submit the entire question to a
mixed court. This is refused by the
Japanese government unless the veil-
sel‘has ill-st hen released and an apol-
ogy made tor insult to‘tbe ling.
lt apmrsthat the Tatsu was regu-
larly cleared from Kobe with a con
signment oi arms and ammunition
for “am. The Portuguese minister
at. :Pehia supports the contention oi
Viscount Haysshl. the Js nose hiinv
later or Ionign Maire. at the so»
set was coined
lt.is believed here silicon officials
that'ths Chinese will ilnaily yield to
the demand of Japan. it tr. stated by
the Japanese Foreign (MN! that the
sailing oi the Japanese cruiser idsn-
nu tor liong liong is not intended as
a “threat. .
it is quite evident however. that, the
Japanese will restart to force unless
their demands are conceded within a
reasonable time.
usuaé-ounumo.
Iariy Morning Wedding at It. Joseph's
6mm a! Popular “opts.
‘ltiasltnryit. Dunniaatlicnttrscv
live young daughter at lira. Theresa
nannies. st larrltt avenue. and As-
gnstis‘ J. Hand. a popular young also
trioian inthsentpioy offload a Volt.
Mimi is he is the miss
out brokoontwou the second loorot‘ '
, Christine Bauchauch. 4 years old.
two children, found burned .to.a .
accident a lamp was overturned. lino» '
sell asleep M
The a... communicated to' the ,
is Portanosn ‘wstcrs. hour burn.
J; Bhuohsucit, the rather and has “so.
‘ ‘ 1
10—:
I, {if
it—«l i; 5 1'
:2 151..
23 '7. ._ ds—l
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9 . ‘ .~ 70—]
532-1 . . st—t
”9'2 ' ' 90—3
66 ~,- to
60 , 1 100
l Clinton: scorer. Wit
. . .r: 1- ‘
numerous ,t' ,maucuns.
The. lesion . 1:11am Conn
clam chowder cl woro‘servad.
The nestysgsnles will he willed in
Norwalh. My evening. . -
‘l
l’iiE Will! "“5053,
~f “WEI”! KILLED
shot by: '- lisw Vol-Ii Saloon
.itsspsr lousy. lilies its and
nm out: an tried to
llcb Plats ,
NEW YORK Feb. 20.—-ln a draw!“
ate light with tour rues. who. as silos-
ed, attempted torch him as he was
about to close his saloon in not 24th
WWI. W Wit”. Thouas Crsv;
cnsbotonootthetnendcsd snd'pm
the others to flight. Then in a panic
cum that the suns. plight mean a
long term of, imprisonment tor hint.
Crsven concealed the body at the dead
robber in a hallway outside the saloon
and hurried'to his holds without anti.
tying the police. When. the oflusrl
toolthiminwcnatodylsssthaaaa
at Irat dated all how
ledge or the tilting. bat aficionado
a lull stats-alt. ”The was
"lost” not}
killed was haown only
ly. These nun, who gave their narass
as John “on”. final: Reilly and M-
mnohsoa,ws&s'&msted lantern,
companions man.
its“! .1saidtobazb‘shscnthelss:
or spam, police
'“l'hellost “hm"uenonbusot
W
‘vwo stuns Kitten av sow
m t
Taiwan Mair tins Ne mosaics
whom-amuse."
Wows ”a.‘ m.“
alodsdinsddsstustottaiscitynt
sassrlyaosrtodsysndhiilsdytwolsg
W tumor“ or nurses to Dr. William
M that all Minimum were
, tshonooi of Grace lioapital, invtlhspcl
“asp,
erase—stymtwerstmsum
W his than was canceled. “two new
. W
. probably, will no; nosed $20,000.
; . willeiapne W‘m partsoi‘the
, arr
lion aversive cars ion as many patients as
‘Bsyvssly-i’ivt’pilstlssls hurried
.to dainty ,it’hils/i’lrssns
‘ szsto thorilsss in At-
tempts to (insult ilaglsp
,1 Firms
, saw HAVEN. Feb. rte-m m
‘pitt lsidwis. the physician in charge.
sin-tints yesterday srtsrnoos. walls.
did usual considering all thieves
mun Mn who was «away
‘ . " to the New Haven hoso
vital» renteritlsstatsdsttho
‘itcw itinvsn hospital. St. Raphael’s
Hoinitai and the Nurses' Home of the
further institution are far more ‘favorv
erasure of'the patletm were severely
I} M. , ‘0 "it? biting atmosphere by
reason or their hasty transfer. Twelve
station. to had undm mum
durlnsthodnyandsisotherswmiw
with Malawian” or these show
material go.
all the servants of the hospital re»
ported "thumb“, includins the
million who could not he found last
in; loss on the hospital building
Tho'Bosrd «Directors has: this
running and decided to have the re»
pairs on the building attondedto will»
out delay. . With favorable weather
it is thought that only a short time
building wi be ready for occupancy.
in the than patients. will be at-
tended toattheothorhospltais. The
index oi patlhmn at the New Haven
Hospital has considerably cramped so
mmodations there as the wards were
nearly all Illed hetero this. Tempor-
srrsnnsaisats will be toads. sow
his, :1 sans case
WW “a first». viiigi’u: a no?
tilt-L100"?! lit mucus" M03.
‘1 W . to
W «New York Woman Than
-. My last Nil-huts to Death.
NEW 10311”. 30.-in a fit of
MI M m Aniollo crept
up behind his wile. who was fond-
ling their nine months' old baby in
their horns/yin Elisabeth street here
early today. and killed her almost in-
Bell
suchsmsnisvisw.
cam and w
wor'th's inclination to
conditions ' ,
inglinnorwlthouts
bountintheholoital.
lisslil sets may laid
HARTFORD. res. ”when Wads-
worth, Bartlord's well-known has"
misuthsiaiitorasoiournfot
sixty days, highs is not in a call nor
does he wear a jail uniform.“ the
other prisoners there do. m1m
is that fir. Wadswmh weighs tin
pounds, and the doors in iail cells and
stock jail nniiorlnworo Iotntndswitil
it is possible that Dan 'conld have
been unused through a osli’ door
when he arrived at the Jail Thursday
mum but I MW“! MM W
soil to the Jail authorities that forbade
theta tastes any such chum In the
peace" and ictoia‘ ailoeil.withlittis
till 5 food. W
on
would meet” with annually favorable
And. though he might be named
in.whoesnsaythstntthsondorslsty
days ho‘couldevsrbegotout
flammwncedtofldayatorsoiiv
license. He will
Y
assume nscsmou voosv.
Tea stamps tree nllday today
new '8. I ll. Stamp .
closes at 0:10 p.'nl.
LOST.
, 8min. I:
Hutchinson (30., l: lilo. stain st.
' ‘ "mittens".
word.
LOST-wFitlDAY r. it. it rain or
eye glasses with chain attached. lind-
er please leave at Sentinel once. lilo-
once.
Reward. ‘
.—
’ . ' WAKTED.
LOOT-vA cases rm amount:
Elmwood Ave» High and Washington
Sta. A reward for its return to this
0
t was blown into Kent. arcane
LOIT—JI'HURSDAY. GOLDBOW'
ed bifocal spectacles in case. betwm
Trinity Church and Elmwond Ave. ite-
turn to iii-s. Smith. 39 Zimwoodngvc.
“museum-ens words m
this main -s news. soc.
tiossllwordai osstossh nor insertions
' Wanna-en,
minnow-ill-
‘? sow ' 1mm" 1.
W. w ill" .
Wrath ‘lisslllllil.
_ ”first of Wrath“
new roan..rss.,rs‘.s-stsy~1
pious urns national dulphnr‘
who!" 153W ‘m
mwmwim 1 1,
‘43 "lemma "is ”more
th'ekrni'ddle of t avenue. 1, .
(haployes were it
other employee who rtlsheti ~
milling room after the ”pm.
01 their“clothing had been
and their battles were terribli!
'It is (cared that several of
fats"? 1050M -
"The his section at tho
a cfil truck driven byglt'ili
tail to possibly fatal ini1
,The to oulcniy spread
thebig still, which was 300
and-.i‘n spite of the sum them
3‘ ms the interior of the.1,bniidiag
mm‘s ‘
0004
WANTIDF-BOI’I so sci 'or
pins. pay and steady worn. in!
quire Twin City Milli: Aliyah?“ -
enmtnsin
«lawnmower six on unv-
. , I
may by firing a charge ot shot
Following "5' shooting Anlclln himsii
was set-Mair beaten the brother
at the dead woman. angylt is believed
that he will die. The brother-ind”.
Joseph Turns. hasrbeen sent to the
said that in,- rnay order his discharge
later in the day as he regards 'l'usss's
action as mud-tie.
Anieiio is tortyois years old. His
wife was twenty'six. They had til
5?}
chllmcn. liewssoutotworh:
the last thros months. and the land y
iivcdonthesnrntngsofhiswitc; Her
utmsmwnmww
expenses. Oldlirs. Tessa, their
mothsr.dldthohonsewora
Anislionecnasdhiswitsnrrsosiv-
worhsdwlthlsrllthn
5
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use
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l.
2%.
1 friadnlaa. .Tsriov
Ava. South Norwalh.
in this weeh's lstnrday
. t Norwnl" torn-toil
from ‘1'“"59Y"“38‘” "“9"" 50‘! m3... slat: '39 sir-dummy:
latter agsnst ”Wain?"
WANTED—‘40 801.
paid. iistrn
all day Saturdays.
' s
ctcnttissnd poultry. nines-twins "i
house or intention. but the com tor a”...
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or, it I'ailrond» Ave.
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