inhalation mo.
Watthslasthworwals
. Wanama'umtur.
. Mild'l'lfl FRI“ HIV. FROMALL‘ PART.
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R Till WORLD MY A ”IBIAL Will AMD‘OUR OWN WIRATOR.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" FRIDAY. APRIL 3. tool
'iSSlSllNB .
THE [Till w
ilflflllfli
Post (lilies Inspector Charles
E. isnninpsinoks into Con-
ditions in South liorwsiit.
and Tolls liow They Can Be
in rsttsd with the Aid of the
P iic
After thoroughly investigating a
situation taken up with the postoflice
department by Postmaster Crowe, ln~
spector Charles E. Jennings, connect-
ed with the Boston division, lind- that
the carriers are so hampered by the
patrons that they Inn? at great deal of
valuable time every day.
Mr. Jennings. who was ltt South Nor-
wailt yesterday, butt also found that
,while there are now us many carriers
connected with thc South Norwnik of-
fice an the population warrants, by
comparison Pidt'd’hel‘c‘, still the Very
complimentary fact is developed that
the receipts ttrt- such as to justify
more carriers if they are needed.
Mr. Jennings says further that the
department is desirous of giving the
people the best service possible, and
will provide more carriers if they are
required, but cannot do so until it is
shown that all of the working time
is legitimately cottsuittcd by tho bros
tint forci-
in it talk yesterday with ii represen-
tatlve of 'i'bc Sentinel .'ilr leanings
said: .
"There huv» been many complaints
to the postmaster an to the service
-—-Maii not being delivered twice a
day everywhere on thP city rotttcsw
and he took the matter up with the dc:
partment some time ago. The depart-
ment sent me here to investigate,
with a view of giving the oflicc itiiiilt
tionat carriers. ‘
"This i did, and I find that While
the population does not warrant addi-
tional carriers, the gross receipts up-
near to ho ism
"ln cum oft‘ is kind it is necessary-
fur every minute of tho night hours
allowed a mail carrier for a day's work
to be consumed in tho delivcty of his
mail. New this am. done it the car-
rler is chilly.“ to wait nftaf rinl‘
in: the hell. to exceed twenty sec
ends, or it he is conspslled to go to
the back door to make his dclltei’i’
because there is no prompt response
to the ring at the front door.
"it has been noted that (rust-ii of this
kind am unusually numerous here it
in also learned that some carriers or.»
going above the second floor in bust-
ness blocks not supplied with eleva-
tors, to deliver mail, This is absolute
ly contrary to thc rcsulntions, and tho
postmaster has been instructed to no-
tify all strons thus loctttmi that some
time be ore his tst. tints. n tcttt-r box
must be art-rte in tito- tutti of tin» sec-
~ ond floor.
"Patrons hnvlns thcir tttnll ttcitvnr-
ed to their rt-sldruco-s lll't' l't'fitiii't'tl to
provide a. placc (or tip- Iiillill'fiiiiit‘ Ill“
livery of mail at it point lli'llil‘til liit'
sidewalls travelled mm curriut 11.1..
can be accomplished in four ways:
"First—By responding promptly iii
the door he" litisidc of twenty scr-
(infill).
"Hamil—By leaving tho trout door
ttnlocliod and suthorislnu illo' f'ill‘rlt‘t‘
in “PM“ lilt- filail in tho, littli
"Third-8y fllfll'llifi it tll‘ttp ttt‘ rtllii i"
the door.
"Wili'Th-wiiyliw i'it'f‘litlii til it Illtlt
letter boa.
"Wither ttf the inttwr tvm ut-v lli't'l't'l
shin
"Tlll‘ posiiunslct this bm- It tit-uructmt
to notify all patrons iTllli tt iht-t t-s
pact satisfactory ilt'i‘tift' tiust- tuttttip
lions must be complied \iliii than.
May lirsl.
"it is bullmod that thc iiitiltiil. t!
the tostoflltw tit smith Votspik wut
road ly titrupornltt with tho postman-n.
in ntnlilti ihs tit-rvict- itM'tillll to non.-
in New dosinnti.“
air. Jennings has found thou urn-pt
shoot-pl has hsen atttiiiml in Wcry
iiiiit'o when the rsqulrsincnta outlin-
i'iT iiiiovti lid" hitiiii Mill ”III with.
lip tttttttits that tits pond lions are
stiliittWTllT. unusual liars. can point
twins "to liliilthI' of hills tits «strum.
tire obit to WOW but. as will bp
obsui'v In finds a grant npporiuni
ty tor the patrons to assist thn c-ttr
rii-rs
A “1"hliit'ht..”'"l’i. tits
nuts in
plural Million" is now ready and
the indicts Tho ms lbs and min:
in tire socially .flg‘rs'ar'mdrtlm:
"i illii . o i
l "i; ii'ntohiasas. Washinsms
w
~a ORIAT Iii PRIOR FOR Till
Not twin at in itsrssss ills
viii tititt in list conditions. tho
gar in are with
siottit of will
This "ml.
tum-ham. sits Int
Till»
hi
scttos roll civilit‘ttsrtiis
or thinscnos sosn
Cass of Martin stior, stats,
Against C. ii. and C. W. Mor-
rllt. iisard issisrday
The case of Martin iawlor. ct :tls.
vs. Charles H. Merritt of at, an action
for the cancellation of a bond liven
by the United Hatters of North Amt-ri-
ea in the injunction brought nsalnst
the deiendants to restrain them from
the use of a label which was claimed
to be an infringement on the batters“
uniott label, was heard beforo .luds'i‘
Ralph Wheeler inrytbe superior court
yesterday. The case was argued by
John K. Beach, of Bristol; iiioddard,
Beach and Fisher. of New Haven, and
H. W. Taylor,,of Dnuttttt-y, for thc
plaintiffs, and by Granville ’l‘. Whittle
soy, of New York. and Wnltrr it. Mor-
rltt‘ for the defendants. Mr. Lawlor.
representing the United llttticrs, is
the secretary of that organization.
The plaintili claims that the condi-
tions of the bond hin’t‘ been fulfilled
by the payment of the costs in illr'
case, and that the bond should, there'-
forc, be cancelled and leHOll‘l'd. t'l'ht'
dcfundants won the case brousht.
against them, and the temporary in-
juntlon was dissolvcti. The defendant
claims fttrthct' that thc tlntuazcs sui-
fcred on account of the ittjunction
were greatly in excess of the costs of
the case, and contest the cancellation
of the bond. A-ttuit has already been
commenced in New York by the do.
fendnuts in the critic. 0. ii. and it. W.
Merritt, to recover damages under this
hand on account of their Insects by ”to
injunction.
Tho nrsumcntu in tho ('t'liit‘ were
commenced ycsto-rdny morning, and
occuplcd a portion of thc nftt-rnoon.
BASKETBALLISTS ,,
CAN'T GET TOGETHER
Danbury Does iiot Want to Play
in Norwaiit. and Company F
Baiks on Danbury or Water-
bury»
...—
The initiation relativc to n some be
tween the ('ompritiy P basketball team
and the llnnbttry live, to decidc tut-
flmflit'iil' t'iiutliplmllhip of "to stain, lit
at a standstill, and no proposition yet
made is satisfactory to both teams.
Company l-‘ would liltc to him» the
deciding; contest pinyctl in Norwnlli.
and Daubttry wants it either itt Dan.
bury or ‘Wstorbttry.
Manager Quick, oi Dunbury. and
Manager Godfrey, of Company P, will
endeavor to get together on some sus-
gention.
in stance to the situation, thc
Dun y News said last night:
[from it lettcr rccetvcd by Manngcr
linrry Quick from Mannscr Godfrey.
of the Company F bnskt-tbnll ii'iliil, it
will barn to be tit-clttrmi ttif, Air, find:
froy states ihitt itt tt talk with l
team. after il'lt'phfllllllx .iir, Qtttt-it r
gnrdiiig thi- Wattrbnt'y aminiiotiimti
on Tuesday ntitlti, iit- found that inc
lllfiycrs wt-rc nut trillion in no to Wa—
terbury. Thcy tlcmaml that ”is' fill"
liiiiit’ bc playcd itt Ntirwnllt. Atty other
ttrrsngvltit-nt looks to in- itiiposslbic.
.Viilllimt'r litifilrt'y Mid Tii‘i'n imihut‘ii-
cd in offcr Mr, Quick Ilttu as :1 bid
for a game, He iuriltcr within it plat"
cd in tho Norstttlt Armory with a neit-
tinl rcicrt'c, curb tcnm to have no not
plrc. lit- holds that. the iioov spoon is
hell", and that a. square tit-til will in-
piicu thc lintibury players. illicit an
nrrnngcntcnt would be out of tbr out-ti
lion.
in tiw first plai't' tlw Ditttbttvt p it
pic would not consent, itt go it.‘ Nut
unlit. ttttti iTIIt Nurwnik plsyt-rs wuniti
itttt t‘iillit' to itpiilitii'y, it now liiflk‘
us though tln' only thing ion to titl is
for Mttunsor (illicit to cull ttw scrim
off ttnd Hill!" the championship of the
stain. This he can do. ttstha i't'Tilltill "1
ilii' Norwulit Inlim to f'fllilt‘ to any
nttT-t-ittt-ut puts tip-m out of ”in run-
Itlttlt.
KNIGHTI OFflOLUMIUI.
...— .
Dslsgstss Ghana to tits lists COW
vsntlsn in Msrldsn, rust Month.
Al "in regular tum-ting ut south
Nurwaih Council. Knlsitts of Colour
bits. held last svsnlns. (trunti Knish!
.iolin it. Mahon and William P. ‘l‘nur
many were ttlocltttt ill titvlppntt-s to thill
stntu convention. to be bold ltl Mori-
lit'ii, Mny I'lth. 'l‘lw ttltcrnittss pieci-
tut were ii. William "afford and
.luhn W. ilt'ulitty.
'i'wu candidates were alerted to
itwtttbprshlp. Thi- confprrlns of the
first tisstsc wssflststnonad until the
cost momma.
A oiiiilllliiidd was sppotntsot to so
rains for s tttichrs tournament anions
the nmtnistrs of the association it) post
iili‘fltiil after line Mitten dillldtill.
l'istis wars complaisd for tits fourth
of tits aortas of wioatltly card parties
MM". which wilihs tishshi “in
PM” In"
As than is transitisrshls sniststtr
drsnistin iaisnt is the ntnitttttl. tits sn-
tsrlsintnsswniiuss has itnttur ad
.rlssnisnt t reduction of a play in
tits s-sr faint-s.
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"WOOD—GHALMRRI.
mmtnswt is triads of the
multitude! Miss .lssii Illssssih
(TRIM . dlilsitltir of Mr. and Mrs.
Vllilisst chslmmf haristi. torinsrly
Of “nth N to Wit PM
her If .sf 1'» army
n is how Vothsiy it istii
Tits trait dsrlssd trots “Wt istrsr
now looks as though thc cnttrtt le'l‘ii'u'
PEHMlifilflii
ASKED ill lllM
liHM. Willi
Residents ill leI island and
Hickory Bill“ to its Given a
Hearing by Major Taylor in
Norwalk. on Saturday, April
Hill
A public hearing will be held in the
court roont of the Town Hall, at Nor-
walk, at 2:15 p. m.. . on But.
nrday. April lith, for the purpose
of giving all parties who are interest-
ml in the construction of a dam across
l-‘nrm ('rcck under the Belle island
bridge. in The Town of Norwalk, an
opportunity to express their views in
favor of or against the proposed con-
struction.
The official notice of tho hearing
was received in The Norwnlits ttriny
frotn .\iujor Harry 'i‘nylor. of the Corps
of Ensiuccrs, stationcd in Now hour
dim, and who has charge of the gov-
t-llllnt'ni, whicrs in i‘onnccllcut.
it was stalled today that ttppilcnlimt
to have the tlittti cttrutrttctcti under the
llcllc inland bridge, was lnntlu by
Tilt-tiphilc Eliphi'ili, and proporty own-
crs on iiellc inland and Hickory Bluff.
who bclicvt- the surrounding shorc
would be lunch lit-ttt-r If covered with
wntcr the year around. turnout! of on
«wry high tidc as at present.
There are no ovstcr or clam ltctttt
above the licllc island bridge. on ac-
count of thc sewage mttttt-r which
t-mptlcs into the Form Crook. fill-NI“-
cti Only tcty small row bouts can
not under ”in brltigc into the crock.
hnti residents in tho tictnliv bottom
that no one will bc inconvenienced if
it suitable dam is constructed.
The petition of the rcttltit'ttts for a
dam was accompanied by the follow
in: lctter:
To the Honorable Sectctnry of War.
W.nshltlston l) C.
l-lnclosctl please find a million
which i presume to call to your notice.
mm which the rcspcctivt- signers of
tho sunn- ltumbly in»; your honor to
sire on early nttcntion ntttt investiga-
tlott. ltuis it long fcit wont and n no-
ccsslly. nttii ihnt at any public Tlt'm'
ffiif thai may he fit'f'flmrt- m (-nmpls
with tho l‘i'qtlii'i'iitt'lilis lit'Tlll't‘ srantlnc
said pt-tition ovcry'lntt-lligcut and pro
Tt'i'..ilfllllil citizen and property nwncrttz
nit-o our board of health. out pht
slrlntts, our various town officials will
glvt- it tlwit' almost subsltttiilni lilill'
port, Wt- iliik fortno iipproprlntion.
Wc will lpnr tit.» t-xpcnsn Mi n body.
i'tcyittg your btintit may tind our poll-
tion worthy of n fttVttruitit- reply. we
i't'l.‘.‘ii|t. tttnst rosiwt-tftillt,
'l‘Hlvl i’i-YT'lTIONEllS.
in the ilt'ililllil n‘l that is ltskcd for
is. it. put tlw thtor iii to cover the
flow it may in» ii quart-r tltio ill' a
lztli title, with a gtttc untlcr tho- licllo-
ipintnl bridtte that can t»- ttin-nctt :ii
ilili' tints", nit Ili‘t'I‘i‘MTii tt-tiulro-h in
flush out the flats. Then run it» on
tutviuttlnlt its thc, two brittle-s prt-wpt
Tlicrt- can be no oysters or clamp on
lif'f’ililili of tilt“ hi'wniil'.
susuts or mains
WliiLE AT sis rosr
M: when of Switch Crew Saw
ills Struggle and Running lip
Found Multan Dead
WATHRTN'RV. Alli’ii fl Allsttlt-i MU.
ltiitlil'. ihtl mm Illitiit-t'it'tl til ‘vlltMiTlTNv'
and ltillltts .lstttcs .‘it‘t'lltiil .‘ll liw \icr
liii'ii .intictiun, liilI' lust utittti. Witt:
htkcn bpfurc ihtpttty t'urutht W ii
Mtiitcin-tico, this mill‘illltit int maint-
lilitliml Moltiskt tit-nit-ti that he shot
.ilccltnit. nud til-to sititmi tlttit he know
itotltilis stints-tor about ”to lttllttis. lit-
had reported at the yard about iii
ti'clocit itttti afterwards Wt'lli directly
to his hunts nssrliy.
'lltc mtirdsr was ono- of lllit worst
of Tim many that have iliht'il place
in wtttirbury during the [lust not
yours Moshan. who was it ilnstinttt.
was on his way walking thttmstt tit.-
railroad ysids when he was Illli shot
in that haclt. dimtly om tiw mun
indoor. and also in the mock. that lit--
low the rillii car. "it tilt-ti ltistniilly
The murder" wits soon suitis down nit
embankment. and than titli‘iiiiv-ti.
iioiusiiy. Who is also it li'illilillilil.
was arrested on suspicion, its in. and
Msshan haw- hwsp on illi'l‘it'mlll tut-tn-
tor is tons lilml. ,
Mot-halt was II years of sac. and
leaves it wifs still live ilTiiliii’t'li. with
brothers in ilwntiiiry and Til‘lillttiitlli
Wm
OT. FAUL'O “IMHO A RIOTOR.
The Moors til it. i’sul's church.
Rorwslh srs sat-ills a motor in ms».
Md tits into In sum smith hitt
have not ysi finitely on any
ssadidats. last lsndsy a delegation
thaws iiddrdnns motorsysisn
small, with a view of hsvtns him as
it tissdi'dsts. list it is understood that.
this n mill-w was not wry iiitlI'ii in»
f
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FMTORIII IURR.
VI" MW“ l.-'iro
Arum-s three to
. P. lbw
‘ “d m of all piss-tires.“
' ' l,
WEATHER FORECAST.“
Fair tonight. Tatardsy fair. slowly
rising tsmpsraturs. t l
ovsssoos run was
m
Dsfsstsd Nomiii High O‘chools bya
of so tot
The Ora ook
played, a some of baseball on their,
Military Academy
grounds Wsdnostia
the Norwalk illsh boots. and defeat-
ed them by a score of 20 to i. The
Overlooits played the liarstrom lit-at
team yesterday afternoon.
The line up of Wednesday's game
Willi:
aftcrttoon with
High Schools. Overlooks.
anittnt, Scohcld ............. Arnold
l tchcr ,
nttmbnrt, ania ............. lion»
tchcr
Chlchestcr ................. Furfoy
- Filil Bast-
Chlncry .................. Benedict
hicc— ti llasc
Gtternieri ................... weed
. abort Stop, '
(lumbnrt Rider ........ Richards
Third Base. .
Hines ................... Knchler
Left Tileld.
Btcvcnstn .................... Way
.. Rimt it‘leld.
Mnihcis ....... l .......... . Martin‘s
Ccn cr Field.
CLOSE 00d KPiN CONTEST.
..c-u—
Bridgeport Isat tits Twin City Team
Last Light y Only 75 Pins.
A close and interesting duckpin
match was play d last night between
the Twin (‘ity in in and tho Bridgeport
team, at South orwnlk.’
'l'he Ilridgepo or» were wittitt-ru by
just 75 pins,
’l‘lttI scores of thc trumps:
.yr Br zoom-t. 4
l! 4 f: Til
.l.9lcrlini:. Til Til lift li:l hit .421
ll. t-itt-rlinx 7551i: ltlil ii.’ st. 4.10
”units ..... llillSli till till 94 47‘)
trip‘ 74 2th 253 cit 135m
Avornges—-..i terllng iii H»; il.
8il‘l‘lillii.902 litinlts, ill:
Typist City?
if 2 .‘t t .‘t Tti.
W. itnym'd in? 83 iii 92 till 442
lintttttton 7:. TI 7s hit it? so»
i.cltotslty 99 Eli iii Th is 42!.
2.19 248 256 2.59 253 1271')
Avorngcswlt 'tiiond. flit Ni: [hinti-l
son, h’l 8-5: Le Olsity. lift.
AMEN
torpedo Boat Tiger Cat in Two
in Collision with the British
Cruiser Bsrwitk tilt the isle
of Wishtusi iiipin
l'tlit‘l'tilyitli'i‘lf Aptitzl ~Titlrty~sts
llll'll ltitlutiinp Litllit'lllilii Middleton.
lltt- ctintlililmii-i" t" til” itiriit'dti bI‘al
destroyer Tiger, ltt~t titt‘il‘ list-s in "w
.olilstmt nit ITII' pr.» tti Wittltt, inst
utiltt. Tititlt‘t'il ”Iii \ m‘illlltl ilit' iirll-
lNTlt'l‘lllhl‘l’ lit-twirl. Tllt' vcwncis lit--
ltttir, to tilt- T’ili'i-‘illi' Hill illViiiTlifl of list-
lirittslt Tltiiiti‘ livid tiittl vivt'c i ttssst-ti ill
nisltt tttnlicuvrcs in tip «haunt-l whitc
nu tht-ir way in l'nttttttul Tho night
was wry tittrit, .ilitl litt- litti'wlt-h was
tsit'lliilillu slowly. Witt-it thp tl-«stmy. t
ititt'lttptt-ti tit chm. lit.- hm t'l'ttist-t‘s
lmu siir Willi clinch! :titiltlsliliis .ttitl i‘lll
ill lliiii R'lih kTTHI' lilt' plt't‘iilittlt, pink
ins nlitnmt ittttnctlnttt-ly 'i‘hc dock
tt-cw, who Wt‘l‘t‘ drum-d in heavy oil:
skins and boots, Wt'lli down with the
i’t‘lillt‘l. tittt having tlttw to from them
solicit from tin-so bcitvy encumbran-
cos. iii the twenty'two than who were
‘N'It‘ildtli "lost of "N‘ill were enslnsors
ititti llliliti'ril‘ who lintlttx light cloth-
litr, Wl'l't' .tblc in km") themselves
utitittt iitilil boats from i to other ship!
which were titmn-dlatciy launched.
picltcd them up.
'l‘ht- collision occurrmi til ii: iii o'clock
last night. The ships wcl‘s maneuver-
ing without lishts. it is believed that
sovcral of the men wort» killed by tho
itttpttct. 'l‘ugtt were tltvsptttched to the
sci-no of the disaster tit «tayilsht this
nmrnlus. and divers will malts an at-
wntpt. to mover tht- lmdlss of tho
“Hm who wars drowncd.
Films liITlLtERT
wssssottst sussss
Firsisss lsins ls Csstrsl tho
it isstss. wtiltili Cains a lust"
of hourly" It M4000
WORM. m.. Atirlt a—nn which
sldrlttti at ths tulll of the Corning and
Company distilisry today, was still
rssins at I: so actors. sud indications
wars that the swim Stunt. 'inslsdiws
ttw two punish-s hon d warehouses
sod tho sit-valor. «stile ants and
spirit houses would its ant rsl wind
out 'l'hs dsnisss so far Is stsstiIi
bstwssn "H.000 and 31.0mm.
'l‘iis Imus apssrs unable to saw
i'"l."“‘ "N": "'0'" “Hi:
or liters a rug property n
immediate vicinity.
dsrsrsi as It Mdasgsrsd ihs
lives of tits rmsn.
hrs startsd dily tiuntssnd palm of
spirits in thti still plant were massi-
«ti the result of so ssptdsioa in tho
aims aim iirs hot-
50. WINS
SUPPER
Ssottrsd 85 Cams: in tits ilor-
walit F irsnisn's Euchrs Tour-
nament-Pioneers Arc Sec-
ond, Fire Police Third and
Phoenix Team Last
A large number of members of tho
Norwttlk fire companies turned out
last night to witness the final game of
tho cuchre tournament between "W
companies' tennis which was played
at the Hope Host- quarto-rs in Water
street.
This was the fourth sitting of the
games and the ilooc Host- Company
the Pioneer Company sccond losers. 74
games; Pin.- i'olios. 72. and the Phoe-
nix Company the heaviest losers. tbcir
total being it? games.
The winning team will be given it
silplmi' in the near future, the lightest
loscrn, which are the Pioneers, will
pity Iii; the next. IIO, null the boat'-
lost losers, the Phat-nix Company. will
pay 820.
The total number of mum-ti won by
Thc- respective companion in the three
previous sittings, the numbcr won last
night. and the totals. tire on inilotvs:
Previous Lust
gnmt-s. night. Ttl.
ilopt- Hose ..... tit :34 iii.
Pioneer ...,....tll til Ti
Fire Police ,,r.rt L": 72
Phoenix ........ «it til it?
This makes a total of the iiiili games
which have been played.
The team scores of the games iiuti
night were as follows:
Firs Police.
W. L,
Mllno and Worden '7 2
Jflilli'ii and Wolsclt .......... it A
Street and Milli-r ........... it 4
Plan and Kclnlcr ....... t't -i
23... it
Hope Hose.
Moore and hiflinnus ....... 7 ‘1
liittttt-ry nttd liarry .......... .7 '.'
i'ltritt‘lllo‘!‘ and Common ,. .. ti .'l
it'lirlctt and Mart-mt ........ 4 r.
2i ‘.i
Pionssr H. LL. Co.
Powell and iattctord ....... :i 6
Montgomery and Walter! 1 6
iiutit-ry and iiylugttm . ..... 3 it
llilasnrd and Nofcr ., . . . . . .. i 5
it 23
Phoenix Engine.
iluttnry and Thompson . 2 7
ltusstns and Yonf . .. l s
Huymour and liltilliiii-li ...... t‘. It
iiaymcs and itetford i :1
)3 '.’.’l
'l'h-t iittpc Host» t'ompnni provctl to
bc fitic ittmtt. anrlh-ntcrtniuotl their
gin-tits in royal sttlc with it bountiful
ntnonm of rottwhtncttts,
it will be decided who-u nnd whore
tltt- supper will it» hold tutor in tho
cointttltto-m of ill" contp.titi-.
GENERAL stilts: is
PilOCLAlMED is trust
Protest by Workers Against tits
Shooting at Rislsrs During
Disorders isslsrdsy
. ““-—‘F
ROM”. April I.-A‘generai strike
but been proclaimed as a protest
against tbs fatalities in connection
with tbs disorders on the streets hers
ysstsrdsy. when troops brad on and
killed three riotors and wounded lif-
tstin others. four of whom were inor-
tally injured. The strike so far has
not been very successful. cspccinliy in
the center of the city. Most of thr-
shops are own. nlilittush shutters have
hssii put on the butldinss as n protcc-
lion against possibls riots.
Th. government has tahsa snor-
tltt masons to rosters ordsr and
i a whole garrison of tits city is hsiiis
ltopl in rsndinsss. Isrsrsl damnin-
ttons had boon tot-innit throushont tits
day..hnt thsss were rapidly hrohsn up
by i,hoti'ooiiswho withdasdharo
sets. chars-d upon its distarhsrs and
forest! theta is dispsrss Isrssty sa-
srohists. who had authored st thsir
wsrs surroundsd by
mopssnd tshss iliio custody.
During tho noun hunts tho Mow
sat harass. more ssssrsl 'i'lio driv-
ers of tits ntsii tissues used to chum
froth tint pillsr boars refund to con
tlnus and worn at onus upland by
soldiers. The wssoas are lining so
«dried by cavairr s of 1M stun
injured yesterday di today.
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tirsat sdvsnss story. with our lift
illustrations. in tits Itindsy Now ”Tor:
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l mlisni‘liy forbid sit W
on my MM RT.
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VARDERBILT REFEREE
HEARS QIVOROE TESTIMONY
—-—-——-——
Vslsi of Alfred C. Vanderbilt
on the Stand Again Today-—
Question of Alimony
NEW YORK, April 3.~~liavid Mc-
Clure, the l't-it'il'sit."iiilpflillit'ti to nor
the case of Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
who has brought ttctlon believed to be
for an absolute divorce, ltus lit-sun
taking the evidence. The first win
tress calledcd before the referee was
Howard Kempster, who was the valet
of Cornelius Vanderbilt, and who bo-
came valet tor Alfred G. Vanderbilt
when tltc latter became the head of
with with a final iiiiul oi it. games; i
lg“ s 7% as.”
the family upon his father's death. line
I testlned tit sonic length yesterday. and
trips expected to be on the witness
island today, bttt as the hearing was
‘conducttod behind closed doors the flaw
.turc of his evidence is a matter 0!
iconéecture.
its and that Ksmpstcr has enjoyed
a position with Mr. Vanderbilt con-
sldcrnbly more confiidential than that
of tho ordinary inlet and the fact that
‘ltc was left behind us a witness when
his employer unlit-d dior Europe in ink-
cn to indictm- that the taking of the
evidence will proceed rapidly. and that
thi- hearings will reach an early c
ciusion. This ,is sold to be in accor-
{dance with the wishes of all contern
ed. including the ituntt-tiialc rcintiws
.of both Mr. and Mrs Vanderbilt. No
member of the Vanderbilt fun ily bilii
yet attended the lit-tiring. but it is be-
llevcd that Mrs. Alfred (i, Vanderbilt
will be called to testify to the date oi
the extent of hcr‘tt-atimony.
The custody of the six year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt to expect.
mi in be on» of illi‘ questions which
the, refs-rec. will him- to dccitic. It is
understood that Mrs. Vanderbilt tu-
sista that the child. be left in her
court may see lit to impose.
The principal question at issue in
mountain! on Eighth Page.)
PROFESSIONAL
Miss RUTH s. watts, PIANO TN-
‘ land liay at 10 o’clock. on s douadsr‘
ht-r marriage. This is expected to bo ‘
charge, subject to such restrictions in ,
the matter of paternal visits as the'
' “lir'ifmsi I’Oilli carried friends at its
Wlani
MEN ,in ‘
WWWN
James F. Plusksii, lainss i"
Morris and Rollsrl T. lad.
Wont Fishing Down lhs tiara
bor Yesterday, and Mars
Marooned All lilplit
A watery grave. it was iearsd. had-
been the fate of three well-hm
Norwalk men, James 1". Piunkstt, psi)
prietur oi the saloon st 52 Wall strut
over the Danhury division mull"
James J. Morris, who is a hard“?!
clerk and resides at 63 Cross M
and Robert 1‘. Lamb a straw hatter.
residing at 19 High street.
Yesterday morning at. 9 o'clock W
trio left Nor-walk for Dorlous Pith
and set ottt from there for Bella Titty
fishing esiwdiiion. One man GW'
that he saw them at 3:30 o’clock ”6
:. rtlny ut‘ternoon battling against wind;
wcuthcr nnd tide in an etiort to row
front liettn island to the Point. mi!"
that time neither bide nor Mir
been seen or heard of them "
Their friends were of the opinion
that either the silt! northwest wind _
which blew tip in the afternoon drsvd 1.. -
t.hcnt back to iiotttt island, or one of.
the othcr islands in the Norwslh
group, or lliltwi their frnll little craft.
causing all thrt-c to drown in the lily
water There was also a possibility
that they were driven out. into the,
up?“ Sound. but it seems hardly pas-i
sin!» that they could have lived in tbs
seaway running out. there,
sir-arching parties set out this morn-
ing and the. «My morning ears to
missing men. 'l'hcir chief hope mm
the men are on one of the islnfls.
.lnntcs l’lunitctt, the young nail”
of his father. went to Dorion's Pointed.
Methodist Church. icttcr addressed to
Miss Ernestine (iambic. Reward for
T'I'HH'D lo the Sentinel utilize. ail it
LORTTo'l‘lilH MORNING. li’l'liElt
on car or between Rom-rs & Stevens'
and post office. blaclt cat. stick pin.
Suitable reward for return to Sentinel
otilttc. . I). lit
con SALE.
FOR CALL—PINE CARRIAGE
horse, Jersey cow, surrey. ham
wwrcnct- W olfe, linii ltuiT. a: lit
FOR IALE OR 10 LET-PLACE.
two iiCl‘ttii of land, stroom house and
lRi'Iis' barn: farm ii. norm, with house
and born. Address i' .t., iirntinsi oi
fin", 13 3!
FOR IALE~CllEAP. BEDROOM
sultc. dlnins extension tablc. chiffon-
ier. bod lounge and a few other art
ticics. inquire Mrs. William Walgrain,
in Charles ii. tit, 30th Norwaiiti 1
a ~.t
FOR CALI-"0M: ,itAY MARIE.
sootl rosdcr, attic for it lady to drive;
siso tmc alll'i't'y, one top buggy, ont-
runabout and one slrlsii, all for I100.
Apply to James ll. Lessor. iisviiand
It. all It
FOR CALI -~ ANTI-iiANKIthT
atoclt of Louis Nyary. lit Ely Ave.
Ladics', gsnt's and children's clothius.
slim, rubbers. dry and dress sands
and notions. ctr. lists lit-sins finturv
day. it it. at. Priors t'ttl in half. nil iw
FOR IALI-MOI'l‘ liltiAil'i'lil'i'i.
building site in Mirth Norwsllt.
250nm. but few minutes from dspot;
ovsrioohs Sound. nasr ldlnt (iron It.
Taylor 1 Golden. ms iw
i'ti'sntsss serious. .
...wr were
33:1. hm... .. ..
Dyeing 00.. iisyt‘s manual“ Ill .
watlt. and M Main It. Namath."
III It
MoIlI I. sauces. wuss
minim. lists il'illiimtti and made is
that Ian-st itpiodstp st lss. Itsturlsls
furnished! Tm ours front I s.
or. to it: till p. nt. in Chastnut It.
that if
Routh Norwsllt.
lF VOU WAflMT YOUR ”Dillid PA-
strum Isdliai Isis boss or writs
"Windlass t. ’l'si. I'M.
Intimates omits mount-ti.” m
“AVG“. II INN"
"shutouts M.
ssn'nm
“nit
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sun.
Rum
§
craft“- 1 Whom" M”- T‘“”‘",“\“’: the first car, but when he futurist!
" ' ' about it oclocit, he could only report
. . _ m....- -... a... .- m. -..-... to his mother that nothing had but:
LOST seen at his father Mrs Plunhsst ia‘ W
“ II! "II! I husband OM
MLOCT‘JH TW'EEN THE SOUTH ””1"" "Mil are O “8 11‘9““ ’
Mirwnlk post omits .tnd tioitih Norwnik Th" morning "3" Hi III"
son set out in their launch to link. 6
tour of the islands. and their
was anxiously s 7,
launch which ss- to partioi' i
search was that of Wallace ' -T;
Wars Marooned on Ions island. g
Yesterday's weather was of the
treacherous March variety. I'm w
tilt,- foronoon to middle afternoon. tho
wt- miter was sprinli’. lint this was fol-
lowed by the Milli.” (lid tilt! Till
caused all of the trouble in this else; ’
Many other fishermen who went out a
in small boats had hard times in tail.
to get back to shors. ,
Shortly before 2 o'clock this altar. .
noon. the Hines launch roturnsd with
the glad tidings that the then won
safe and bmnght part of tits missing
turn back. it develops thus
of eight people was named on
island all night on weount of tho '
gals The others in addition to “snow
Piunltett Morris and lamb, wsrs III
by the names of Owings, Cook, II!-
mt and Judd, and one oligaushtg
whose name was not itnowti.
ty httddlad together for the night”;
a nun. shock on till plum and has
a decided uncomfortable exports-w»
' “— wanna.
Mvsrtissmsnts sf II words 5
this hand. i I tlmss. Ids. w
tlsnsi wards. ssnt sash psr tnssrlls'w.
WANTID~A FIRM CLAIR .i '
say now. fresh in milk. it. F. V!
llos Will. Rowsyton. I!
WAMTID—A liltili SCHOOL IQ ,_ ‘
to worlt in stationary store. brim “l
after school hours. W. l'. Boers.
Main tit... iionth Norwnlit.
WAMTlD—u ll'l'llA'l'iON
oral hommrk in small family. or II
a working mitt-spar.“ dross D
it! Pisttsvliis Avs., Norwaili.
AT MN-
'ro LIT.
HI lissd. Isl Emma. III.
Roast issnt
are LIT—IRVRN-ROOM
il-tli Windsid It" last N
trolley tins: .
nlrt- W.I lisnfstdth'
tWhitlutth. lid Ws
TO LlTv—AT ROWAVTON. A
moorings. In missus
sins-rants
railroad station. thrss
trolley: rant Ii! “gamma
lirsrstt. may“ . .
ro tar - rwo ‘
rooms. with »bath “and
ill canhs
pins. inantrs I "Rains
rs urn-Tim"
four teams. instills I
Norwalk Chronicler