.50 H NORWALK EVENING SENTINE
SATURDAY, one. 25, 19°11.
See that the lobel bears
the name of
Bord's Cndensed Milk C
' “Leaders of Quality“
[is
192 State St., Boston, Mass.
“ .11
GEO. WM. BENrLEY b0.
ARTHUR M' MULLEN, .18., MAR-
RIED.
Ml; ' Ei‘niiy May“ “Brennan, of South
' I Not-walk. His Bride.
1 thui‘ McMullen, .i1‘., the son of M11.
1111 Mrs.A1‘ti1111 McMiilieu of Sliippun
nvénue: Stamford and Miss Emily May
Brennan of Woodwaid cvenue,Sout1h
, Noi‘wnlk, were opinion in South Nor-
“walk, lit the resiilentc of Rev. Dr. Wil-
’ li'sm Mailer, Nov. 24. Conipni‘utlvely
few peOple have known of the n1111‘~
ridge.
Mr. McMuiieu is the younger son of
1Arthiii‘ McMullon, 11 wealthy contrac-
tor who has a fine reSldGnCe 111 Skip
pan The young 1111111 is engaged at
”Guard in the automobile business
and is meeting with success At his
home. today, it was said that Arthur
‘had not infoiiued his puents of ihc
“ montage, but they had heard some-
thing to that. effect and were making
investigations. it was said that. he is
\ not yet 20 years old
1 The young 1111111 5 bride is just past
20, and sheds 8. charming young lady.
Silo is ‘one of several chlidi‘en of 11111
ents who are very well thought 01' in
Souih Norwulk .11 the time of the.
lmsrrlnge she was attending :1 business
college in South Nor.wnlk 1101‘ par-
onts have lmOWn of the marriage.
Bite is living with them in South Nor-
witlk, and her husband continues to
live at; .his home in Staini‘oid.
ihi li'mli ‘ii‘l this 1.111111; Be":
W 22:.
Floor woMA‘N JAILED.
1'
Sensation 1n Torryvillo when Mrs.
Frank Johns Goes to the Jug.1
TERRYVILLE, Dec 20. -—’i‘he first
woman to be confined in the local lock
up was committed to that institution,
litodny, when Mrs. Frank Johns was
placed in confinement in default of $20
baii;.cliai‘ged with inhuman treatment
0111“ adopted dtiughtei Anna.
‘ the, case, which was tried F1 ld‘1y
urges preferred by the Humane
8b “sly, it was alleged that Mrs
‘ ’gdrove‘ the girl, who is but four~
ten years old, cut of the house scan-
idly clothed, and made her stay in ii
shed all 11lgl1t.lt was also alleged tint
the girl was cruelly beaten. Mrs.
Jones was arrested in Bristol, but the
whereabouts of the girl are; not known.
GLllLTV OF COUNTERFEITING.
Passing counterfeit money is 110
, Worse than substituting some un-
known worthless remedy for Foieys
Honey and Tar, the great. cough and
cold remedy that cures the most ob:
situate coughs and heals the lungs.
R‘. H. Plaisted. ,
BIG HARTFORD FIRE.
....-——._.
Woman Rescued With Difficulty
l‘ ““ Atwood Street Blaze.
——
in
thrne story brick house at 29 Atwood
building to the extent of $12, 000. The
fire started in the cellar tram a
lighted candle falling into a basket of
shavings. A11 electrician who was
wanking in the cellar at. the time, rush-
the servants, for water, leaving Miss
noy Brainard, the owner of the prop-
erty in‘the celiai‘1The door entering
lié cellar became fastened and before
could be opened Miss Brainard was
vorcome with smoke and some dini-
onscionspess.
V'arse confine, and stuffy colds that
‘ eviop into pneumonia over night
uickly cured by Foleys Honey
1“,‘ as it soothes lnildznneri laugh
_ runes heals the lungs an expe s in
old tilting the system. M ii; H. Plals
, HARTFORD, Dec. 26-Fire in the' '
Street, Thursday night damaged the.
ed up.) stairs in company with one of,
lily .was experienced in restoring her ’
(Continued from First. Page).
the. the Knickerboclml‘s, landed the.
bull in the brisket, making the first
score. lili‘nost duplicated the stunt 11
little later. and Beck threw another.
making them 0 points. Nantes, of the
locals. then got busy and caged 11 pret-
1.1: one, iiill following suit. and Niiiiin
again did the trick, tieiug the score
at ti points. licck 11111d11'i11’16'li1ei‘ and
tiny also threw one. again tying the
score at 8. At the end of the first
half, however; the score was it to 9
in favor of the. Kiiicln11‘boch111‘s.
111 the last. half the sumo good play-
lug was kept, 11p. slid the Sixth (ioni-
puny boys took 11 jump and boosted
their score 11p to 15,.whllc the visitors
had 10, but they could not gain anoth-
er point, while the visitors increased
their lead to 22 befori.1 the end of the
contest.
' Tho lineup and summary:
861th Company. Knickerbockers.
Nadin ...................... 1. Ernest
, Right 111011111111.
Hines ................... . Iicck
Left. forward.
l-lny .. ........................ Kei‘ln
‘ Center.
litll .......................... Acker
Right guard.
(‘ahill ..................... Williums
l.'eit guard.
'l‘wo 20-minute halves.
Score first l1alt‘-——Sixtli (70111111111139;
ii’iiickcrboekei‘s, ii.
Final score—Sixth
Knickerbockei‘s, 22.
Field gouls-wNndin 4. lloy 2. lilll l,
Ernest 2, Beck 5, Acker 1. Williams ll.
Foul line gonl's—Jlines l.
'thlclal~—.lol111_l(n11e.
("out pa 11 y. l 13:
Americans, 23; Siemens, 25.
l The. preliminary game, which was
played by the Americans. of Norwsik,
against the Senecos, of Stamford. prov-
ed to be of n whirlwind nature, and
after 1111 extremely hard fought contest
it. ended with the close. score of 28
to 25. in favor of the. Norwulk players.
The game was undoubtedly among the
finest miiateui‘ contests that. has been
witnessed in Norwalk for monyn day.
and it was fully enjoyed by the. spec-
tators. ’l‘he. Seneeas played a fast,
clean, gentlemanly game, and there
was one round of excitement; from the
start to the finish. A large crowd of
Stamford i‘ootei‘s came along with the.
team, and cheered their players on,
and the Nal‘walk enthusiasts cheered
for both‘ sides at every opportunity.
The Senecas were the best. natured
crowd that could be imagined. The
score was tied at 12 points, dud at the
end of the first half the score stood
18 to 14 in favor of the Americans.
in the last half Neurney went. in the
place of~l~l111nsou at right. guard, and
the same good brand of playing was
kept 11p. At the end of the game the
Norwalks had 28 to the visitors' 25.
The)“ lineup and summm 11
Amerlbans.
Kearn ......................
‘ Right forward,
lirothei‘ion .................. Hal pin
‘ Left forward
SenecauL
Palmer
Connors '. ................... .Wni‘d
Center ,
Whone .. ........... Hanson, Nearney
‘ Right. guard.
Walker ............. Ciimmingei‘
Left guard. ,
Twenty-minute halves.
Score first haliMAmericnns. 18; Sen
ecss,‘ 14
, Final score—Americans, 211;
cells. 25.
Field goalsv—Koaru 4. Br‘otherton 2
Connors ti, Whone 1, Walker Pal
méi‘ 3, Halpm 3, Word 1, Neni‘ncy 1,
Cn‘mhilnger 4. '
Foul gonls~0ummlnger l.
Sen-
‘1
A full orchestra furnished music for.
dancing after the game and 11 large
'pumher of people enjoyed the pastime
1 ,. . .11lp, with address
‘.:1.. ci‘1lesus.”
preach the sermon.
the, service will be published inter.
.—. Christmas greeting by the pastor.
* slimline 1111111111
The
111ch 1111111.
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Soul 0. Curtlcc, littsltlt‘-Slllldilyl
Class meeting, 9:30 a. 111.: worship.
with Christmas sermon by pastor and
special Christmas music‘ by choir.
i0230 n. 111.; liibie school, 12 111.; E111
W‘rih League. prayer service, 0 p. 111.:
11 “The. iteligv
7 p. in. it onday: Month-
ly 111ectin‘g1 of Official llourd, 8 p 111.
Tuesday: Annual Christmas festival
of the itible school, 7 p. 111. Thurs
duy: The Tuesday evening class will
be merged Willi 11 Watch Night ser-
vice on Thursday evening. beginning
111. 0 o’clock. The Rev. Mr. 'l‘oi‘rey will
Full details of
East Avenue Metholdst Episcopal
Church, Charles Kay Woodsou. pastor
win the morning at 10:30 11 (.Jlu'islluus
sermon by the pastor; Sunday school
:11 noon, conducted by Superintendent
Charles Aiuswoi‘tli; 3:30, Junior
[1111151111, superintendent. Miss 1011111111
Parsons; Epwiu‘tli [Mtguc at 0 o'clock,
Mrs. (lrwanwood and class lenders; 111
'1‘ p. 111., Miss lineup, of New York city,
will speak. Special Christmas 111111111111
morning, 11nd evening. (.‘horns. class,
quui‘tclics, solos, etc. N. Smith, musi-
cal director. Thursday, 7:45, pastor‘s
meeting, special subject, Welcome to
UL‘“{‘i)lltlll\
Knight Street A. M E (‘Mh111‘cl1,Rcv
Win. A. Lynch. ill).11:1stoi»—‘l'1‘1111cl1-
lug. l0:1ii1 n. 1111.; Sublmili school, 12 . :50
p, 111.; young people's niceliug, 0:30 p.
111. l’reuchiug, 7:45 p, 111.: class meet.-
lug 111111 (lllli‘lill Boui‘d, Tuesday eve.-
ping.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Nol‘wslk (.hiligl‘i‘gnlloniil
Church, Charles S. Macfai‘ltiiid. poster. ‘
'i‘lieodore' it. Fuvilie. nssistuutm-Pub-
lic worship at 10730 11. 111., iii. which the
pastor will preach :1 sermon appro-
pl‘lulo to ()hrislnins, subject "iCcct
Homo." The Bible school, including
the young men‘s department 11111] ”H"
young women's department. will 1111111!
111 l‘J‘n‘clock. The Men's Christian in
quiry Club and the Women‘s Class
will hold their discussions ill the sum!
hour, The subject of the inquiry Clul
will be “The Church and the Sinie,’
lender 'l‘liomus 'l‘etlow. In the after
noon. at ,4z30 o'clock there will be 1
Christmas vesper service with 1
Th
evening service will be omitted.
First Cougres aliouul Church. N111
\viilh, George D. Egbert, llfiiiltli'~1
tlolning servici. .‘it 10:30. Christine
wi 1111111 speciul music will be present
111! by the. choir, assisted by Miss OllVi
('li'uy. violinist; Sunday school care
service at l2:l.’1, (llliristmns carols wil
be sung by, the. children, assisted by
the choir, the orchestra and the organ-
il‘.\‘1‘ning service ill 7:30. :1 splendic
musical service. in which the roster“
choir will present lioi‘iiiio W. Parker‘s
«1111111111, The Shepherd's Vision. witl
‘lie assistance of Miss ('ii‘iiy, violinist
(Llhrisimus festival of the llonit
in;p11rlin¢nl on Tuesday ill 8, with Fred
itoyi. 11s entertainer. The Christmas
festival of the. Primary and lutermcd
lili‘)’ Departments. on Weiluesduy a
2:30. ’l‘ln-1 service preparatory to thi
1‘111111111ion on Thursday at S.
BAPTIST.
Gl‘ncc llnptist (‘hurcl1,. J. Edward
l1l111‘1‘is. piistoi‘~-ll n, 111., praise scr-
1‘ic11; 3:30 p. 111., Sunduy school; 0:45
p. 111., B. Y. P. l.i., topic, “Peace and
Good Will, lenders, Deacon Whaiey
and Miss Ross. Willis; 7:45 p. 111..
preaching, subject. “The Birth 01
Christ"; Tuesday evening, trustee
111eeiing; Wednesday evening, Christ-
uins exercises and tree: Thursday
evening, 1111mm] business meeting and
which meeting.
EPISCOPAL.
Grace Church, the Rev. James lien
on Wei‘nei, rector, St.1loiin the. [1 van
1elist' s Day—The celebration of the
Univ Communion 111 8 o'clock; iuol‘n-
lug prayer and seimou nt i0: 30; S‘un-
.iuy school at. noon; Mission 8111111111
school at Broad River at. 2:46; child-
ren‘s cnrol service at. 7:30. Monday,
the Holy“ liinocents' Day, the celebra-
sion of the Holy Communion at 9:30;
in the 11vening.‘1il 7:30, at the Town
Assembly Hall, Children's Christmas
lice. with entertainment and disii‘i
tuition of gifts. Admission to the some
by‘ ticket.
SPRINGWOOD “UNlQN CHAPEL.
The Sunday school meets ill." 1.. ‘30 p.
m. in the chapel on E111 avenue, for its
1‘. lulstnias Sunday excikcises The eve
hing gospel pl‘encblng‘servioe will be
held at. 7 o‘clock. All are cordially in
1‘ i led.
O A. a T O B. I A. .
Benn: 1111, . lip tint tor. Han Always auup
Signatiuo ‘
of
RADICAL CHANGES.
When Mr. Harlow not. to be out
done by modern navelers. began to
tell of his trip to Europe. more than
fifty years before, his listlenel's heard
some astounding things. “Speaking of
views," he said in a loud voice, the.
last topic having been the. gondoliers
oi venice.“1 511111 a view ‘once that i
shall never forget
‘l was standing on Mount Blane"
he continued, having silenced the
company, “watching the sun sink in
the blue waters of the Mediterranean.
To my right the. noble Rhine rushed
onward to the. Black See. and on 1111'
left. were ranged the stately Pyrenees
siill holding the. scouts of winter. It
was a scene—4' 1,
”You relillv must. be mistaken sir.”
ihnlerposud a, young man earnestly. “I
have been on Mount Illanc, and—and
‘Oh, you " said M1‘.Hnrlow with
good natured 1miiienipt.1 "You can't
tell anything about What scenery was
in my any The whole face of Europe
has been changed by wars since I was
Mthei 11, young mun.”—«Youtb' s Compan-
Oll
Foley' 1; Orion Laxative cures chronic
constipation 11111] stimulates the liver.
Oriuo regulates the bowels so they will
let naturally and you do not have to
lake purgstives continuously. )1. ii.
waisted. "'
‘ 111111111 need of thcai‘uiy oi‘ the
l
0.),‘jtac..1}n,,0 .
111::11'11'6 1:11:60?
climb.
“Va“,
Makes
‘1 the Mercy.»
Climb
Alisha outsider-Honda inside. When
the blizzard come: it will be impouib
comfortably heat the cold room. Then.
and Mdurina the months of between Ica-
Iom" you ll find a
PERFECTION
Oil Healer
(Equipped with Smokclcsl Deuce)
just what you need to make the mercury
’J’t
le to
Its light enough to carry from
room to room and givas direct glowing heat
from every drop of fuel.
Turn the wiclt
high or low there's no bother—mo smoke-‘-
no smell w smokeless device
prevents.
Brass oil ion! holds
4 quarts burning 9 hours. Su-
per bly finished in japan and
nickel. Everyheaiei‘wananted.
Th‘ @0 Lam
make: I good com-
pamon let u long
evening —— brilliant.
P
Needy light—reading. sewing or fancy work docm't the the
eyu.M11dc cl bun, nickel plated, with latest improved
control duh burner. Every lamp
neared agency for dacrifii ivc circulo
wry the Pctleclion Oil
cuter or Royo
111.1111an Write out
1 if {3111 dcolcr doe-11': _
mp.
STANDARD on. COMPANY
(local-pout
”—11—-
NEEDS OF THE ARMY.
..._.-...-
temedy for Evils Resulting From Un-
attached Servicc of Officers.
WASlllN l'l‘ON. Dec, 2|i,—-‘Tllt‘ most
llllllt‘ll
latcs ul present is 1111 inlequiili1 rem»
dy for the evils resulting from 111‘-
.it‘lied service of nilicers, says Mulch
.1111111‘nl .l. Franklin lieli, chicl’ ol’ stnif,
1 his uuuunl report. nihdc public 1‘1»
ently. H11 also says ihiil the time has
1‘ri1‘eii 1vl1cn the United States c1111
11 longer afford to mainluiu 1:111 "inaihn
11111111 army for peace needs. our 1111
riuy with liliilqtiillt'tl oi‘giiuizaliou."
According to (lengllcil. the number
1‘ otlicci‘s on detached service is 601.
‘lm result is i‘tluil'iu‘ierized us very
isustious and whom; otiiii‘ things is
trip us [111‘ lllsi cause fox the lingo
umber ot ileseltlons among enlisted
11111 (it'llt‘iitl lioli dwells at length
111111 the bud effect of young and llik‘X‘
crieuccd 1‘1’111111111111it11‘s upon whom
cspimsibiiity falls in the absence of
upcrioi‘ ()lllt‘t‘l’h‘.
(ten Boll says that it is :1 "discour
glng fact that in, case in sudden out
reuk of hostililioti“?
ution then-11111. not sufficient 111111 11:‘i11
chops in illn (ouuiri then when t‘ll
oi‘cctl by tho Nutiouul Guard 01 the
.111‘ious siflli‘lt, in from up army utter
letlucliug the necessaryforce. to pro
.ide 11 small gui‘risou ui our permanent
iosls 111111 the necessary infantry sup-
rn‘ls for our 511111111th fol‘titiinitious."
i‘lie iut‘uuti‘y 111111 is 11111111‘1‘11d to 11:5 loo
venk uiinuuiciilly for the selvicc 1c-
111lrcii or it, 1111111 in time of peace in
’u‘oof of this (ion. Bell snys that sine.-
lsnuni‘y l. 1008. many regiments hut-11
‘pent more 1.111111 half their Linn.1 in u
.1111pi1‘11l climate, insufficient time.
heret'oi‘e, being allowed in the Fulton
States for the officers 11nd 1111111 to 1‘1»
.~ov11r from one 111111‘ of service abroad
‘111i‘111‘1‘11111111hc1‘ l1.-1:i11s.'ll1ccsv1l11
1.11111 is spoken oi 11s 1111 “untiouutcii
organization“
Gen. Bell says that the field artilleiy
~hoiihi be increased and that the 1111-
111111111‘ corps is insufficient, both in the.
1ommissloneil and enlisted personnel,
‘or the duty devolving upon it in time
11’ pence.‘ 'i‘l1e1scarcity of engineer
1thcei‘s is due chieily, Gen. Bell “suys.
10 increase in river 11nd harbor work,
‘oi‘iitimitions and ihc construction of
he l’uuunin (11111111: A compliuwut is
Wild to the Sly-Jud Corps for "111‘,th
'l1‘\‘(‘l()1)ilit‘lll in scientific warfare."
lei). lleli snys the corps should 1‘11.
"eivc. i1 liberal appropriation to enable
1 to continue its experiments in serial
111vigatiou. The president's physical
csts of officers is praised as huving
ii‘oduccd 1111 incrcused interest in phy-
1i1‘111l culture and the general cure of
health 1111101111 oillcrse Gnu, Bell odds
that. some. test 11nd some physical e\
unination has come to slay 111111 part.
if the American military system 111
roused pity for the 111111‘ [his 11nd the
ift‘cct, (ion. Beli reports, of deducing;
“be number of rut-uncles i nthe enlist-
‘d force and of obtaining a. better list
)i‘ non-commissioned officers,
LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS.
A petition to the “general ussonibly__
fortlie division of the town of llam-
den. was tiled this morning, in the. oi"-
llce of the. stain secretary. The peti-
tiou asks that that portion of the. town
lyliig south 'of 11 line comfonclng at.
the boundary line of Huniden and
\VOodbiwldge at the top of West Rock.
running erzsteily to 'l‘rspdwoli street.
theucle ens e1 ly in Qulnnlpliic river, be
set off and made 11 part of the titty and
town of New Haven, The signers are
W. F. Downs, George. W. ive‘s, Alfred
hi. Iver-1,1111). Scott. G. S 1311111111111, Rob
11.1‘t ll.Nesliit.‘,l1‘1nnk R Baldwin, M.
F. Clinitleld 11nd ll F..Lyncl1. .
The New 01111111111 Sty-eat Railway
00!"!!le llCllllflha for an extension of
time within which it may uvail its lt‘
of rights 11nd i'ii‘uichiscs heretofore
granted to on electric street railway
in Noitwnllg and New 01111111111 111111 to
take real estate My his purposes,
The linens Power Qompuiiy. of Nor-
wlc‘li, and the (union and stonlngion
Street. Railway Company petition for
1.111 unmiidmcnt to ehi‘u‘ters.
- .1.- __......_._
Professional Wanderer-Sonny, is
this here. one of them local option
towns?
Sou11,v-—Yos.si1“tl1nt is. i guess 80.
sir. You can get. it either at the drug
store. 01‘ the grocery. —-Bellm11n.
1 a first-chins-
edt .
~11111111 111111111111
GOOD VitiiillCVllJJ‘l.
At lioyi‘s 'l‘bcnti‘c, ,1‘ester1iuy, 1111 ex-
ccilcnt vaudeville bill was presentedlo
two large and highly pleased 1111111
i11111‘es. This variety house is now in
first-class l‘lllllliilg’ order 11nd the 11:11
trons 111‘1'11 tissui‘ed of :1 good bill 111 ouch
1 1.1110111111111111.
FRANK”. ' ’l‘iiEA’l‘lll‘l
Notwithstanding unavdidable111111 1111~
1‘orluniiie occurrenct‘s things are final
ly running smoothly 111 this pbpulin‘
playhouse and it will now t11k11 its
place us 11 permanent institution. ’l‘wo
:lt'lti considered unsuitable by the 11111111
11:1,(11111‘111 were 11111111111111“in closed 'l‘l1111‘s.
ilziy 111111 replaced by nets of sterling
worth. The ’l‘ognnrilly Brothers. inusi.
(1:1l 111‘lisis of real merit. are rushing
their initial how to 1111 Ai’erlcnu and.
how. The 111'! is 11 treat to must lov-
1‘1s. The bill opening Monday is 1111
utii‘c cliungn of program. which will
be changed again on 'l‘hursdnv. N111.
motion pictuivs evelv other day.
1111;111:1111.» lull program in Monday' 1‘.
M11111 of this [nun-1.111 the habit.‘
llANlililtY TEAM NEXT MONDAY.
'i‘iic llunbul‘y 11111111 comes to lhe Nor-
wall; Armory on Monthly night for the
first time this winter to tackle ’l‘cnui
i“. Much has been heard nboui the
makeup of this season’s llziuluu‘y live.
and this will be the first chuncc for
Noi‘wulk patrons to size them 1111.
l‘liere is no doubt that the visitors
have 11 strong bunch. as strong in fact
as any previous llanbury teum. for this
winter their lineup contains Pike and
ll't‘ltllld of last year‘s team, Keai‘in of
the. Xavioi‘s, Biggnne and Cullnhnn of
the great Minter team of Jersey City.
in lust week‘s gunie st Dunbui‘y, Team
l«‘ lost. by a score of 21; to 10. before the
season's largest. crowd and 11 bi},1 38‘
:eiubly of fans is coming down to root
1111‘ the up-stnte team on Monday. For
the. li‘ team, George Smith will be back
:11 center, and with the. balance of the
Norwalii‘ teum in fine sliape,,tl1e lo-
cals are going; to ninke a. strenuous ul-
tempt to reverse the result of last
'l‘iiiirsduy‘s game at Donbury. A line
preliminary contest is also scheduled
1011 Monday night. when the Pastimes
meet. the1 Monmuks Dancing will be
the feature” from 10 until 12 oclock
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Below is 11 list of 1911013 remaining
uncalled for at the following pescof-
ces for the current week:
south Norwalk.
0. 8.. general delivery,
X. X.. Box 402.
Mrs. S. J Baker
. Mrs Mary B. Bennett
Albert Bradley ‘olden Hill street
Miss Nettie Brundige.
Gideon Christian.
Celt Cocchin.
Dr. J. D. thuches.
Rev. ai‘i‘y‘Grimes.
Nathan D. Hand.
William iinwiey, 10 Mason street
William M. Holmes.
Miss Annn Horrignn.
Lens Jakob.
Leonel Jones.
Mascio Nicola
Bertha M. Smith.
Miss Jenny Smith.
Mrs. Frances Taylor.
Imus Welsalngsr.
Fl. ME CROWE I’. M.
10 CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
'l‘ake LAXATIVE‘ BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E, W GROVES signa-
ture is on each box. 250. 1
CHRISTMAS EVE SUlCIDE.
Joe Ganz‘o Fires Five Shots Into l-ilu
Drench
t’1111111111111011‘1‘.Dec. 211.— -—Joo Gauze,
imprint. and his cousin, John Zcbrow-
sky, .god 22, Poles who have been in
this ountry two years, wont to bed
logo r at 9 o 'clock Thursday night,
nving arranged to get up in
attend the El 11. in. mass yester-
rioy it rains. At midnight Gauze got
up, 111 taking 11.22 calibre revolver
M ‘awei‘ tired fives hots into his
left. hr st 1111 ofihe. bullets goingcioso
to the 1111i. At. the hospital the sur-
goon: there is no hope 1’ hits re
covery.‘ The canon for int? plot i8
Whollyi known. .11“ ‘ 1
l Bridgeport Advertisements.’ l
aw.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
'l'oday in
rendering oi‘il
nit-ills.
it will :1
gains, for
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