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v 'lltaaNCH POLITIoAL MURDER
Object of Stplnhell Tragedy Was to
I Obtain Valuable Papers.
iPARI‘S. Nov. 30. w'i‘ilo Libre Parole,
an anti -i8e1nitlc Journal, is still keeping
in) the cry that Felix i"'aule. who died
I, in- this city in 1899, was the victim of
'11 political murder because he intended
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to refuse the request for a rc-trlnl of 0
- the Dreyfus case. it claims now that
Adolphe Steiullcil, who was found dead
in his residence in Polls last May.
has murdered with the connivancc of.
hislwite and the political police. The
,, object of the crime was to obtain pos-
‘sessiou of certain letters written by
M. Faure, which, the paper alleges,
fiompi‘omise men now active it) public
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The lere Parole says that Stclnheil
was fully conversant. with his wife's
manner of life and that he had pos-
session of papers for which he do-
. munded $200,000. This sun) was con-
sidered exorbitant, .aud consequently
. an arrangement was perfected with
‘ Madame Sioinhnll to inu'ularlze the
house she to take advantage of the
«on
James lrwin. who is locatedi
ills borne in East Norwalk.
.Tohn 11111111111111.3111 New York, was
a guest yesterday. of John O. Silcox
of the Washington street bridge.
Dwight Spaldlng, who has been
spending some time in the c'ouptry,
has returned to his home in Seaylcw
av1.)nuc
The work of cleaning 11p the road-
bcd of Myrtle avenue. and incidental-
ly toa little grading, was started this
morning.
Frank Mead. of Edits avenue, Went
to Rldgcilcld, Saturday uiizht. and
played for dancing, which followed a.
basketball game
John C. Slicox of the firm of Sllcox
and Vail St by, set out f0) New York.
" this morning. for the purpose of buy-
ing a supply of list).
Mr. and Mrs William Gehrmann,
1) ho were married seine time ago have
taken up the mysteries of housekeep-
ing, in Second street
The So So football team tried con-
Sonthports, yesterday, and the former
were successful by the score of 10 to
The Wright Brothers have houlerl
out. their fast, comfortable alld roomy
g'lsolenc launch for the season. at.
the Nelson and Ayrcs slriynrd. in
Scaviow avenue.
Another fog, somewhat siruiiar' to
Store Openirom 7 a. m. to 9pm.
ChriShnas I
PreSents
occasion to rid herself of htd' has.
hand The paper 111101) the name of
the dctccthe who, it alleges. directed
. 8% operation and it declares that llrol
name of the actual assassin has been:
disclosed by Mariette Wolff who “asl
a cook in the service of Madame Slrirr
hell. No docunn'nts, however, were
found, at ’Steinhcil had confided (item;
to the keeping old) friend; The whole:
house was r1)m1nc.ltod only to find that?
the paper's had been rumored to Swit
zerland
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The Dining Roam
should be one of the most comfortably
and attractively furnished rooms in the
house. and, if furnished from our oninlr
lishment,‘it is so. We have a. splendid
line of handsome dining-room tables
and chairs, buffets and accessories.
Each piece is strongly and durahly
made from the most artistic designs.
and is warranted to give thorough sat
infection; Our present prices are most
moderate
The A. .l. Angcvine
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_ 184 AND 236 WASHINGTON OT.
Lorraine
TEAM
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In Fine German, Japanese and
American China and
Glassware
imported English Blue China by
-,the;~piece or set
Framed - Pictures
We do not mark prices up at Christ-
mas time and then cut. prices after
Christmas. 0111' prices are no higher
now titan at. any time of the year.
Window Shades to order.
Wall Papers. House Furnishing
Goods, Painters‘ Supplies,
Painting and Decorating.
We give the s. &. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Askm for them.
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
HAVE A COSY CORNER AND MAKE
YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE.
An Embrbidered
Japanese.
Screen
WILL DO 11' AND SAVE MONEYVT
$3. 98
.I. MI‘IIIHE.
lCor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk Gena.
The biggest little light—gives
_ 8ND. ,,
GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
South Main Street, '
Nomadic, 801m.
fill!) Copper
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of Gas.
liaven tit present, spent. Sunday ill. I
cluslons with a team known as the,
Iroport will be made on'
the dense one which began a week
ago this morning and lasted four or'
five days. though not so dense. settled
fawn over East Norwalk. this morn-
ill;-
'Ail about the East avenue railroad
bridge there was a very strong odor
,of illuminating gas. this morning, and
is was thought likely that there was
a break it) the main Passing through
this highwny .
i
The Christmas festival, times have
ar;rived at least. the time for proper
lug them An Important meeting of
the East Avenue Methodist Sunday
, school board will be held this evening.
when this topic will come up.
Contractor Leslie Gamble has been
expecting to get his partially burned
gasolene low heat Ajax out on the
shore at Soapsuds basin, in Seuvlcw
avenue. today. Mr. Gamble expectsto
build a new superstructure and install
another motor.
Hurry Andrews, who passed away at.
his home in Smith Norwalk, Sutur-
drry, was formerly employed at the
iresceut Laundry, ill Soaview nvo
um), and his friends in the. vicinity
were both surprised and pained to
hear of his demise.
Friends of Carl Wickc declare that
11 day or two ago, when he went to a
shop where he has been opening or-
stcrs, he found that a rat had tucked
itself into one of his gloves to take 1)
snooze, and was as comfortable as a
bug in a rug when the owner of, the
gloves appeared.
A monthly business. meeting of tho
~lC ast Nor walk ill 1- police will be held
next Monday evening. They may be
'Isome applications for membership at
Itbat time and it is expected that a
a ='proposod
ball the fire policemen have been
thinking of having» in South Nor-x
walk.
Tim Rev. William ii. Tonney. it
"chalk talker." in other words a quick
artist with crayon on a blackboard.
will he at the Advent Christian church
this evening, and it. is exacted that
there will be a. large attendance. Mr.
'l‘onncy's entertainment will begin at
7:30. The Rev. Howard Malone, of
China, will be at the Advent Chruch.
a Week from next Sunday. ‘
The Young Men’s Association will
have a. special rneeting. this evening.
at the gymnasium beneath the East
Avenue Methodist churon,.to talk up
another proposed entertainment.
While the last entertainment consist;
ed entirely or the boys’ exhibition it
is proposed to have quite an extensive
musical program at the next one; One
week from Friday night is counted
upon as the date.
A meeting of the children of the Ad-
vent Christian Sunday school will be
held Saturday afternoon at the church
to pillfllltt‘ the Christmas exercises.
'l 1). 1111.011 night the final meeting 0"
.tirc Mission Study (lines, wthhls-to
be merged into a Bible Study Class.
to mom weekly in the "little room" at
the church, will be held with the pas)
tor. ltt‘v. Lester F. iteynoldi). at'llla
houn- at :34 Fort street.
At. the Advent. Christian Sunday
school, yestrrday, the handsome silk
banner recently won by the local
Sunday school. for having the best. at-
tendance for the rust year of any Atl-
\t-nt Sunday school in Connecticut,
was printed on exhibition yesterday.
by Superintendent Richard Bland.
and will remain here for 11 year at
least. if the local StilODl wins again,
an hoped it nill rornaln for the year
following
Daniel '1‘. Murphy, of the. Murphy
lilanuiacturiug Company, who has a
thriving business in Eith‘t, avenue, set
out this morning, for New York city,
to look up 11 new printing press, which
he is badly innoed ot.'on account of
the pressure of business. Mr. Murphy
had been figuring on gottingont) 'ol
the presses Center's Weekly has sup
planted with others, but that con
corn disposed of four to one individual
Mr. Murphy has gotten truck of a
similar one. he had. been figuring on
buying from the Collier people He
reports that business at his establish-
ment is r.ushing
Attire present lure it causes A, L.
llafner and his assistants considerable
trouble to inform the crews of the
Seashore Limited when there are da-
seugers at the Norw in Country C 111)..
owing to the fact t hi. the car. on
its regular trips goes only as far as
the. Lndlow monument, and George 8.:
Van Alstyno proposes to collie to the
rescue. Mr. Van Alstyne will be able:
to take care of' this matter during the?
day time, and has evolved'the idea:
that it Would be Well to erectn semav
phore ~ or some other contrivance1‘~"t0
' answer the same purpose, in-rront of)
his laundry. -'With Ilhis') in "operation, l
Country Club members would be able);
to) telephone Mr :Van Alstyne‘, bird)
the trolleynlen could be easily “inform-I
1 ad of the desirettO' have a- car make
‘ the entire irtlt out willie club. . ~'
Rama 4 Hours for-
ll Willi
,Q’Ii!’ 1: (out:
One of the young ladies of this
place celebrated her sixteenth hirthJ
-‘ day todsv'
The Official board of the Third M
Attaches to any “gas fixture. Use
your own globe, either gas or
electric, to be used on 'c'lran-
1111911). pétidaiitS or Wall brick
ctr“). Effluent and economical.
Connecflcut‘ 4“
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l
E. chm-oh meets tonight, :tor a reg’u-f
tar session.-
A- regular business meeting will
the 1811;101:1511), at headquarters of
the athletic club, in the old baptist}
c harsh)
u—Sirinuhl Hobetmau announces that
he has”- -m0vdd his grocery store tot
Mrs, Vincent’s building, Rowayton aver
Next summer‘s scallion at the popu)
lar Tokeneke colony is an, assured
success: ‘Only one cottage remains
to be‘ rented at this ',"date and in ad)
ditlon many new plote have been sold
and laid out for new houses and bu'né
fiaIOWB Mrs. S V. White, of New
.,.
' York. has purchased the Bonnie View
go for her per sonnl residence;
" oody Wold," in the ltowuyton Mau-
' j our; other things. 1).!th
malty of Gilles) This agreement, not; .
or section of the colony. has been sold
to Fitzroy W. P. Carrington, of Man)-
ar,oneck who is connected with Ken-
pel and Company. of New York. Two
New York mien have )tious 01) “Ce-
dar Cliff," and this not linens-sureto
be sold 11) a few days D vld Bisphum.
the noted singer and re ldent of the
colony has practically. closed nego-
tlatlous for the purchase of a house
there ’l‘wo building lots havo been
sold to Mrs. Evangeline S Adams of
Carnegie HallI and one lot has been
sold to Rev. J D Pentecost. of New
York ulld an option on another plot
has 11191) taken by W. G Phillips. his
son in law who is 1). singer. ' .
‘ About this time. after the last ves-
tige of tho Thanksgiving dinner has
gone forever, the small boys and girls
begin to a1t extraordinarily 300d
They do their work without. a mur-
mur; they treat their elders with- re)
spent, and they even refuse to qunr
rel with one another. Christmas is
coming, and the little ones know it.
There is also a notable attendance at
the Sunday schools.
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Tire Rev. Herbert S. Brown, D.D..
pastor of the Dorian Congregational
Church, preached in Stratford, yester
day morning, in exchange with the pan-
tor, Rev. E. N. Packard, D.D., who
preached an excellent-sermon here.
’ The funeral of Albert 13. Rowland.
who died attire Soldiers'Home. Nam)
tor), Wednesday, was held, Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. at No. 7 Capitol
avenue, Hartford. Tire Rev. A. C. John:
son, pastor of the Advent Christian
Church conducted the services. Bur-
ial was in the Old North Cemetery,
Hartford. ..
NEW TUNNEL IN BOSTON) _
Most Expensive System in the Walla
Opened Today.
BOSTON, Nov. 'lO —Stnrting from
the two opposite terminals of the ele-
Sullivim square 01 i3. 24 a. ';In'. today.
two trains entered the approaches at
the New Washington street tunnel.
recording in opposite directions, for-
mally opening that underground thor
oughfaro to regular treble; Following
the first trains a schedule of one
train every five minutes was followed
in each dir-xcrtlon until the rush hours.
when the trains left Dudley street
and Sullivan square at: two minute in-
terrain.
The Washington street tunnel is
one of the mast expensive stretches
of underground systems in the world.
Extending from Oak street. in the
south end of the str,eet to Haymarkct
square, adistauce of bus 0.110 feet. it
cost 85. 600. 000 to complete the axon
vstlon construction and equipment of
the big here. The Work is understood
to be a master place of its kind. The
new tonne twin planned chiefly to
relieve the contention of Washiurtorr
street, the principal business thorv
011ng of the city. under which it
passes. Motive power is supplied by
the third rail system.
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"JOY RIDE' DISA8T1R0U3.’
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Three Men Hurt When Auto Plunged
Into Long inland Railroad Cut.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 .—-An all night
came to a disastrous end. early to-
day when the big touring car chrv-
cd from a road in Brooklyn. tore
through an iron fence, and plunged
into a deep cut. where the Long is-
land Railroad enters the model at At
1110th avenue on) of the tour has
son :rrs Was probably fatally hurt.
me others were badly injured. and
the machine was smashed” to splin-
tors. The chauffeur escaped without a
scratch and flednbut he was quickly
captured by the police. The man
must seriously hurt is Bertram Sen-
w,lrk a clerk aged 20 years, of Glen-
111111.11! His skull was fractured.
and he was internally injured; There
lepl‘iiClilciillYMllo chance 1' his ..re-
covery. Frederick Bla enhorn a
butcher of Glendale. suffered a concur)
sins of the brain and Louis Thleseh.
1:) Glendale silk weaver, sustained a
rib fracture. "Charles Hellman; the
chsuleur, .who is. uudergarre‘st.‘ is a
nephew of M1313. Gaseoma. the owner
of the ndtdihohile. The party had
spent the night at Coney Island, and
were 1111111)); home when the scol-
dent occurred. 1' .. .
WAR ONLY POSTPONED FOUR
YEN};
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ST PEPERSBUNG. Nov 30—111) 111'-
tiole published today in the Roma ,
paper which has: tinualli 11th
was between the tilted states and
Japan; strlkcl‘sathen only discordant
obtain the Russian press comment on
United States-1.11111! duper),
the
cording in the titties, merely.
the inevitable sunfish) un
voted system at Dudley street and .
one from Senator M“. (‘1'. llulkclry,
dropped in at dinner time to pay his
mittcc of textile manufacturers.
"luv ride” in a borrowmi automobile .
the recent moment. bot-mm the-
Villa‘- ‘3“ ’
'1)!» William .H.. Taft)! term at office. 5
The Saugatuck football team was
defeated Thursday, by an East Nor
'w‘alk' aggregation, score '5 to 0.
A clay pigeon structures held at
the home of John H. Weld, in Rose)
Evili‘e district, Thursday morning.
‘ ‘it will be a matter" 'ot'llve dim be)
)fore the Sound" Bsuob‘home‘or Mr.
and Mrs. Walter A; Peek will be
ready-for their occupancy. .Mrs. Peck
will hold her first "at home" there on
Monday. December 7.111111 elaborate
preparations are being made for" the
evaut. .
The will of the late Emily F. Sax-
ion was offered for probate before
Judge D B. Bradley. Wednesday, with
W.'H. Sexton. husband of' the decent!)
ed named as executor. Parties In in-
terest waived hearing, and the will in
to be probated and Mr. Sexton ap-
pointed. ' ‘
Thursday Baker 0. Haltzllausen got
off the train from New York. at West)
port, accompanied by his bride. Al-
though his arriving with his bride
created .no surprise, the announce-
ment 'that he was to marry. 1). week
ago, did, as his deceased nlfe died
only recently.
The selectmcn are talking about
continuum the library walk to the
north walk or) the bridge at the same
level as the bridge walk.
it matter of a few feet. but as the
walks now stand a person must get
off of the bridge and step up over a
foot to the library walk.
The funeral services over the re
mains or on) late George Dickerson
were held Saturday afternoon from
his home in Westport. Deceased was»)
78 years old. and all his life was 11
resident of Westport He is survived
by 1). widow; one son. GeOrgc. who is
in New York, and a daughter. Mrs.
Maximo. Palmer,,ot Westport. inter-
ment was in Willow Brook cemetery.
A large poured cement culvert has
been built over the brook at iinrris’
corner. at the foot of Turkey Hill, An
old stone wall and wood top bridge
has for years been the cm-ering. but
about the country Top filling will
be put over the bridge. so that from
all appearances there would be no
changerln the grade'of the road at the
culvert. and-“therefore be much eas-
ier for passing teams and arrtos.
couaaassmn HILL m HART-
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Receive: a Number of Callers, Includ-
in Senator Bulketey.
Congressman E. J. Hill arr'ivod in
Hartford yesterday noon and went at
once to the Allyn House Where he re-
celvcd a number of calls. including
who
respects to the visitor. Mr. Hill re-
ceived culls this morning. and had a
conference at llyo'clock with a corn-
He
left for Washington at 12:23.
was FARREN REBIGNS.
South Norwalk Librarian Going to
the Brenx'Library. in New Verk.
Miss Abigail Farrel), who has been
librarian at the South Norwalk Library
for nearly two-years. has resigned and
will leave December lfith to take ii
position in the Bronx Library, 176th
street and Washington avenue.
at
"Now what makes the sea salt?"
“The bloatcrgs miss. "~Pnncb
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The legal voters of the. East Nor
walk Fire District are hereby notified-g
that. there will be a spegiui meetinp
obthe mid district. held 3in tho'Fitch
school house on Wednesday, Dec. 2,
1808. at 8 o'clock in the evening. to
consider and act upon the following
propositions.
First: To hear the report of the es
pecially appointed Electric Light Com»
mittee‘, and to take such action can
earning the same as the meeting may;
deem' propen-
Second: To appropriate such sum
or sums of money for the purpose of
perfecting the commercial end of the)
lighting system as the meeting may)
deem prop per. -
“Third: To consider the question of
supplying the tire companies mm on
additional supply of hose, if found ex.
pedleht and necessary. and to appro‘
prlate such sum or' sums of money as
may be aeCessary to pay for the some
Dated at East Norwalk, this 27th
day of November, 1008' ’
- EDW. F. SMITH
“ARTHUR WALDRON.
fiowsnr) L newness
Fire District Committee
It E: n. GUMElAR'i‘,
' 'Clerk.
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a poor peace is better than a. good.
quarrel. )Ameriean fortifications on
the Pacific are not vet completed and
Japan is in-hnasoial 1111111113.: The 0111.5
come of a naval conflict today, be-
tween the two countries would be arr-1
certain; but under oover 3.1)! this new.
aratiens to completion. .
FIRE IN LUMBER YARD.
incendlary origin destroyed th'e ruin-1
Westf Philadelphia early this morn-
lbs. and 'two anther buildings. - The
loss will realm lulbm than 8100, ,0»00
' .115) nun-MI)” “-5.5,
‘ SCULPTOR WARD iMPHOVED.‘
NEW YORK.“'~N13V.‘ silt-“Tho candle
sculptor who Is iserimrsly in was r
ported today it) show considerable ha
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The two nations-h ave decided that ..
agreement eachwvill push its war prep .-
Pl-IIDADEDPHIMINOV. alumnae- ol '
her yard of the 3. G. Brill Company; in '
tion or» John Quinhy Adamsl‘Wurdl the .,
proliemeut. Mr. Ward is fill your): old; »
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Keasllcy‘s striking clay workers made
no response toda) when the whistles
blew cull lug the 1mm to work in the
plant oi" the National l"ir1'pr'oof1np,
Company there. The night had passed
in pt'r'k'. quiet 53 {111' as any demon-
strutlou against. for company or mill
tiaulen were concerned and than) 11.1)
some hope of a suilirienr number of
workmen showing up this morning to
enable. the factories to 1:1an up. About
arms in Elizabeth for 1121;:
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that may arise today... '
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Excellent Cuisine. '
Dinners likivenings,
6 to 8 p.m
Sunday Dinner: 3 Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Soliclte’d.
CHARLES REYNEKE.
9 . Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
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CLAY WORKERS STILL ON STRIKE' 5‘
30,— '
150 soldiers re'nmiu on guard. and it 1
was said that n murmur) is kept under -
l.
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Service and cuisine up till Odie.
Stock and General lnlormatlon “ticker
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