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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and much colder tonight and
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Mom
'Y. marinara, 1909:,
I
TWO CENTS.
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$3}? into a Number oi
.Jo
4... Hill]
C”all by Dr. Givens Con-
Sid,” lor a Car at
bee
\ li'lR llliiSillililllll
gigaCharles H. Glover
Newplon Hill
iron
anili—
As i got injuries received by
being l“ ., by an automobile Sat-
urday n ’rs. .lacob Howe dicd ill
a hosptt pptorday. Mrs. Howe re.-
rrelved a M ’-ii'nred skull. a broken leg
and interim! ninrlcs. llor i4-ycur-oid
daughter Gertrude, wllo was struck
at the same time received in broken
leg and other injuries froill the effects
of which she. will recover.
Tho accident. happened on the. this
ton Post Road. at the fool of Noroton
Hill. Mrs. Howo and her daughter. lll
company with others were waiting on
it crosswalk for a trolley car. As told
by witunsscs of the. accident tlle au-
tolnobllo. owned by Amos .1. tlivens.
driven by Theodore Gortz, and (rou-
fainting Dr. Charles ii. illover, son of
ex-Mayor Charles l}. Glover, of Nor-
walkp collie. down the hill ilnto the
midst of those waiting on the cross-
walk. Mrs. Howe and her daughter
were struck and the machine, which
(tools tut-nod quickly to one side ill
an attempt to avoid running nuyoln:
down, smashed into the curb and Was
overturned. ducts and Dr. ‘doven
were not, injured.
immediately after the accident Coetr
gave himself up to the police.
Goetz was ordered by tile. coronel
today to be held for trial on the charge
of manslaughter. following an investl
gallon by that official. .1 (tool: will be
formally arralg'na tomorrow. He
claims that Mrs. Howe and her dauglr
ter became confused and ran out iiiio
1 the street ill front. of his unachlne. Dr.
Glover, who was his passenger, testi-
fied today that the resistor showed
that the car was proceediilg at line
rate of 18 miles an ‘llOllf‘. bllt other
witnesses testified that it was going
much faster.
nonwhhn
feet on the horse, whatever.
IN AN RUNAWAY
Misses Florence and Estelle DeWitl
. HaveNarrow Escapes lrom
Serious lniury
After it. wild i‘idn behind it fright
cued: runaway horse. Misses Florence
and Estelle. DeWitt, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. C. .l. Hewitt, \thll‘klltlwll
residents of \\'iltoil. were thrown olli
of a wagon at the. corner of Union
avenue alld Main street, this morning.
and both were badly bruised and cut
besides severely shaken up, but hick
lly, there. Were no bones broken.
The spirited :tliilllai had been illi-
used for some time and consequently
was in fine! futile this morning. About
ll o'cloclgy'tlen the Misses lieWiti
were driving to .\'-j.ll“ivlilk. and when
they had reached “\Nlllllllliiillf. tin
horse becnino frightened at in pass
ing train. and ”it'll a trolley car added
to the trouble. The animals dashed
nwhy at a breakneck pace. with both
the young ladies doing all til their
power to check its speed.
Their *effdrts were entirely in vain.
the pulling at the reins having no of
Tlle ani-
mal‘s..py. grass was unhnlnpered until
- the. oath. reached the corner of Union
’ avenue. As the horse anode this sharp
turn. the wagon toppled over and was
. reduced to kindling wood, and throw-
ing‘ the“ oocupants heavily
ground;.... . _
Witnesses say it is a miracle that
the. youngnindtes were not more. severe-
ly injured; The accident happened
about opposite the residence of Attor-
ney J. Belden Hurlbiitt. and Mrs. Hurl-
to the
but»? seems the:.troublc hastened out.
and took the young ladies illto her
house. Dr. S. H. Huntington happened
to be near and he was quickly onrthe
scene. ‘ .
An examination shOWed that there
weren’ho‘nhoneitfibroke‘a and that Miss
Florence fared, thonworso of‘the. two.
‘Her Jacao’nwasjabadla aunt and she was
bruised‘over. the saint eye. She re-
cently left thenhospital, after having
trouble-with heritage. and this was
again alnjpred, causinfimuch pain. Miss.
133th also nréc'elv’e herashare .of
bruises undelits. .‘T e wounds ‘were
' treatediby“ Dr. Huntin ion.'and a team
from 0. H. .Banlts‘. was .‘se'ntgfor to
cbnv's'ylthe‘ yollhig‘ltdlos to their home.
After the‘wn‘gon‘via's turned OVEN;
the animal Continued his flight with“
only "the .‘s’haftif dailgllng.‘ The horse
was finally‘captureilznnd taken to Os-
}car H. Banka' stable liiNorwulk.
tr
r'Reir. Hugh 3.. Carpenter, sadtas‘hiii-
innnnnn
.mrnnnnn
Husband Arrived Home Just in Time
to Smother the Blaze and
Save the Dwelling
Mrs. Calvin illnrtraun. ofathofitraw-
berry Hill road. who has been acting
strangely for some time, and who has
been placed under arrest frequently,
was again before the. police. court this
morning. Mrs. ital-train was arrested
Saturday evening by Captain 'i‘ilotllas
liullt, at the home of Francis Ileunetl,
in East avenue.
Word was telephoned to the police
that Mrs. Bartram had been about the
Bennett place most of Friday and Sat
urday. and Saturday afternoon shin had
broken a window and attempted to
get. into the house.
Mrs. linrtrtun's husband Calvin "or
train. reported to the police. that his
wife attempted to set fire to ills home
li‘riday eventing by pouring oil on the
floor and applying a lilatch. This did
not burn very Well. so she pulled up
about two square yards of the matting
from the floor and made a pile of it.
Soaking this with oil, quite a fire was
started. and then Mrs. illirtriim left
the, house. Mr. liartrlnln. just return
lug fronli ills work, saw the. flickering
light and arrived lll time to sillothor
the blaze with clothing and water.
Nothing was done in court this
morning, and the case will be heard
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. lit the
meantime more witnesses will be so»
cured. and it is expected that. steps
will be taken to have her committed
to an asylum or to jail.
imunm‘
nnnwn ill nnnnns
Spark lrom Trolley Pole in Joseph
Letters Mine at Ziegler Cannes
in Contact with Gas
DUQUOlN, lll., .ian. Jim—With the
recovery of additional bodies during
the. night, it has boon thought that all
victims of tho Sllnday explosion at. the
Letter coal mine ill Ziegler have been
accounted for. Most of the corpses
are so mutilated that. identification is
difficult. Four of the victims are ulna»
groan, four are Americans, and thin;
Efforts to estab-
ieon are foreigners.
than the cause of explosion are. ill
progress. Exports Who had lnispocled
the mine after the recent fire in it do
clarod it safe, and full preparations for
resumption of milling had been made.
Tile men killed yesterday were clean.
ing up the debris left by the tire light
en's. and it had been expected that cont
would be. hoisted today. The most
Widely accepted theory is that the (Kit-
ploslon resulted front tire damp coin-
lilg ill contact with a spark from all
electric trolley.’ There was but little
damage loathe. workings. .
new ENGLAND PROTECTIVE-4v
LEAGUE.
Dr. Kneeland Explains: the Work of
That Organization. .
Yesterday afternoon a meeting was
held at the South Nurwalk Congrugh‘
tional Church of laymen ‘reproscniiil‘i’.
several of the churches at. which Judgi-
.lohn ll. Light presided. V
"r. lineelaiul,'tlle secretary of ill!
New England , Sabbath l'l‘oiccilw
imagine. explained the work of that on
ganizuilon ill the matter of prescrvlni.
a proper observance of Sunday. Dr.
Knooiand's way of putting things seein-
ed to the. men wise and thoughtful and
no objection could be made to the
liielbodsof the. beagle. : ;
A committee was appointed to con-
sist of the. pastor and one laymen
irom each church, of which-Rev. Hugh
B. Carpenter was appointcdmcllulrinail.
to consider the matter and" to briljl‘g it
up before. the next meeting bivtiie Fed-
eration of Man's Clubs. to be held at
the Norwulk Methodist Church, Jain
usry 27th. . r
Considerable interest was arousdd
by Dr. Kueeland's: visit and tits lllrde
addresses, yesterday. 1.
..»
MERRILL—RYDER .
L
Quiet Marriage This Mornin’g‘ at south
Norwalk Baptist Parsonage. i
Miss Clara Merle Ryder, 'daughtar
of Mrs. Frances Ryderrofl. Norwalh,
and Frank H. Merrill, Mellie. Slivdr
Lake lce.Conlpaliy.,.one of Norwalst .
well known businéss men, were quiot- . .
ly married this morning at 10 o'clock
at‘thc South Norwalk Baptist porno -
age. The ceremony was performed by
(tat couple werejiunattepdedi ting wed-
ding being a'Vef’y outshone; .Mr. Mel»
rill is an ex-seiectman 0t Norwally.
and . chairman . of. tho Democratic .tow‘n
committee, and the bride l,
her of yenra'hasjbeenth‘ ».
clent clerk in titre‘ofiico oft
9,0 '.
month the town hall blodk.” Hotnfli‘a M
and Mrs. Merrill hare many friends '
who wul extend heal-try good‘wlsbas.‘
“Au—*—
--sl-noss ron THE ritMlLvl "
Tempting prices at tha great. Clean
street.
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Could Not Have Been Con-
versant with Conditions
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umnnymn'
His Message to the Legislature Stirs
Up Strong Opposition
That the message. of former Gover-
nor \\'oodrnff oil the taxation of oys-
ter beds owned by private planters lll
this sttito has. stirred up a tiornets'
nest is shown by inlqniry among a
number of prominent planners. Speak-
liig of the governor's charge, A. Sol-
nians. president! of the Standard ()ys‘
tor company, of South Norwulk. and
one of the lamest oyster urowtiners ill
the state. gave lllt' following interview
to The Sentinel this afternoon:
"i doubt if there in any business ill
tho country today its much of a lottery
as the oyster business and no van in-
sure of a profit in any year. and. it
intakes no difference whether lllt‘l‘l' is
a profit or not. the expense goes on
just the sauna. _
“Connecticut has no such grounds
to offer her planters as iihode island
has iin Narragansett tiny. and certain
ly growers would not go to lillode ls-
lllnd nild pay from $3 to Sill per acre
and transport millions of bushels back
and forth without there was a profit
til it. and without the ltbode island beds
or some. other beds outside our state
the oyster business. i fear. would be
at, low ebb in our state. as We have
not the fattening and growing grounds
lnl our state necessary for a profitable
business. i doubt if the expovernor
has looked into this matter carefully;
if he had. i doubt if he, would have
node the. recommendation he did, for
in taxes are as high today as they
0an be.
"‘1“: Connecticut elected to sell her
grounds to the growers, rather than
hold them as liilode island has. taking
the money of the purchasers to the
amount. i believe. of ”50.000. utter
parting with her grounds to
the growers. they have ilnlprov-
ed them or ii. portion of them. ill or-
der to set, them in a favorable coir
liiilon for gmwlnlu oysters, lnlt a large
acreage of around now owned by the
growers would necessitate a large
amount of limiter expended before it
would be in proper t‘illltlliillll for
planting.
(Continued on Fourth Panic).
nannkui
manhunt
France Resorts in Capital Punishment
lor Men Who Have Committed
Many Clinics
BETH‘UNF}, Pas dc Calais, France.
Jan. .l.i.-~'l‘be first llllllt‘iltliiti of cupln
tat punishment ill France for a number
of years past were. wilncsnctl in this
town today. when four inurib two were
decapitated by the gllilliilim‘. The ex
ecntions took place. in the presence of
a large crowd. The four men formed
a band which had terrorized Northern
France and Southern Belgium for sev—
eral. yours. robbing. assaulting lilnd
nntirdering at. will. The murderers
were Abel Pollet, his brother. alld two
other men named respectively Count
and Perot.’ As the condemned men
were led outof prison. cries of Vt‘u-
goalies arose. from the crowd. and as
the knife fell four times ill rapid suc-
cession the spectators showed their
satisfaction. . a
PRESENTATION T0 MISS ELLS.
Thimpléblpp H‘anusém‘ely Remember.
Onebf its Member‘s;
A very pleasant: surprise session of
theme‘Walk Tillmlnlé club was hold
with, the Misses Bella and Nollie Ell.»
On Friday evening; the tail that. The,
asewing chair, tastefully and initial
,somely decorated‘wlth the insignia oi
the .club, 'vlz.. Ribbons. thimble._sois-
sors.‘.ueedlcs. plns.‘etc.“. to Mi in Reno
W. Ella, who is to be married Fred-
8 “m. 'erlcl; .I. Jones,.of South Norwalk. on
.jThu‘rsday afternoon, the 14th last. at
th‘p residence of her. parents, Mr. and
is. Joseph B. Elis. at No. 8 Camp
\ The Sixth Company basketball team
has announced-that, there will be no
,m‘oresames by that. team at the are
mory. as.public,snpport.dld not. war-
anco Sale. Get your share. Connieally
a Bracken's. f .
"\rH n ; .. ,, ‘
. ran; their further continuance.,,,.
.nl.n;.n...n (nlnlfll
Oyster Growers Say Mr. Woullrilll,
surprise partwns the presentation of '
anuwul;
Manama
.- ‘ "l ' . .'
Bewildenld by Fagin-an , Wot n'Familnar
with lid Road? , .
«W4 $1.“ .I .
DERBY. .ian..11.n=.u-Boiviiddred by um
fog and not fllflllllill'ylyllh the road over
which lie was running, .Putliink Now. a
motormau. allowed' libs tfoiléy‘ car
which be was running logo down a
car went ovvl' all cuibdiiklhtihi break-
ing Nt'w's ten; and othm'whi'e injuring
lllnn.
,l’hll‘l)’ yesterday morning New was
running it car down Derby avenue aild
did not sttlp at the top of a steep in‘unie
lit-fort.» going into Main street as he
should have done. instead he kept oil,
the car going down the Bleep grade,
jumping the tracks at the bottom. The
car crossed the street and sidewalk
and over an oli‘lbnulkiuent tutors vacant
lot. The car was overturned and New
caught underneath and his leg broken
in titre places .
New said that he was notation! to the
road and till not see the signal at the
top of the grade- that requires all ears
to stop, lie. was taken to the New lia—
vcn hospital. ‘
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Mill)" Hill SiliSili
FIRE iii HilliSi
Residence ola Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Me.
Mallon liltinaprd Saturday
Alirrnoon
A fire. occurred last Saturday after
noon about 4 o'clock at the resilience
of Mr. anld Mrs. James Frederick hie-
Miltloil, No. it llilmlliori avenue, which
did mnsidernbic (innings before it was
exilnguishml. Mrs. McMahon. with her
little dunghpnr Ruth, was at be home
of tier iliother. Mrs. Polar Shields.
across the street, when Mr. McMahon
ilrriVed litlllw. lll' attempted to strike
ii match. when the head flew off. and
landed on a large win-2h. in an in
stool this was ll mass of battles. and
these conlnlnnictlted to the lace cur-
tains and other articles of furniture ill
the rtmin. . .
Mr. McMahon Set. to‘work, and was
getting the ililllli‘S uudtfr mutual, when
Miter Carrior (sunburst-blot instilled
Mrs. Henry C. Froeb of the bible, and
Mrs. Lillie Mlanillt‘ telephoned to both
Putnam iiuse house and Old Well
llook nlnd Ladder thinnpnny. and the.
apparatus Went to the scene.
The firemen did not have anything
to do, its (llt' illitncs \H‘l‘t‘ extinguished
by Mr. McMahon. The tire and the
water used resulted in quite a loss.
The house is owned in Frank ll‘lllilll‘
gclll, and is illSlIl'I‘ll
.- ”W...“
iii. SiliMlSitiii ,
iiiiS iii Kilt HIMSiii
Cut His Tlll‘th’ll lrolu liar io l‘lar at
the Home ol His Sister.
ill Carillanr. lll.
(tAlt'l‘HMtlnI. ltl.. .lun H... itcv. .lohu
llavllnlltl (‘ai'nuielitll-l altelnptid to
Commit suicide here today at the
home of his sister, Eli's. Miranda
Hughes. lie left a letter to the utter
lit at Port Huron. neur which the mur-
der of (ltdcon ill-owning was [lol‘llF
tratcd. asking him to come for the
body. Carmichael cut his throat from
ear to ear. Doctors are attempting
to restore liliii to consciousness. tlllt
llit' wound is thought to llt‘ fatal.
NElGHBORHOOD CAMP MEETING.
Neighborhood Catnip. No. 9294. Mod-
ern Woodmen of America. had an in-
terestlng meeting Friday evening. wile
tcrcsting meeting Friday eventing.
when twelve candidates were initiated,
and when refresllnlcuts and cigars
wro served and all social time enjoyed.
()n this occasion. . John J. Mc-
Grath was‘prescnted ' ill a box of fine
New Year's presents from the Roches’
for (lamp of Woodmen. of which he
was formerly clerk. Mr. McGrnth is
u very active member of tilenordor and
through his efforts more. than thirty
new members have been added to
ngllhor Catnip, of this city.
M
HARRiMAN's ‘ ILLNESS
MARKET.
NEW YORK. Jan. tin-«Sharp do
ollnes in onointions.i‘or Erie Railroad
and several other stocks were caused
today by rumors that E. ii. Hal-rlman
is seriously ill. At Mr. Harrlman's
omcelt was said that these rumors
were. without. foundltlon and that. it
wasaoxpeoted he would b
tomorrow. . e at his desk
UPSETS
Herbert DEIDRE. of the Do 2
New stuff, and his wife and mutuality:
ford. spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. John .1. Deming, 4 ’l‘olles street.
“it. w
tore adv
. .
a M
8 Read tonight’s specials in the Bostdn
.. L? i\t1.' gm,”
stoop grade with the result. -iinnlt the ,
.Oi‘gnnization. and
lint in
INS thK
Accompanirnl In .. 'l‘emlit' Trlnlpi‘sl
CBUSL’il (il‘i‘ni hollering lil llli’
Survivors nil l'irsi Slnorlt
AMERISAN Riilii .
'SliMMiiiEi ii Willi
Work 0' llislnlrrluui illr illit is . 0W
llllilt'i Way
f't -~.~'c.lt'n'h fznl' lllt‘
MESSINA. .i ii.
buried \’i(‘lliils ..n puny. id‘i uncut
earthquake st: ‘ 'inm. n l.- ire»
iilll'dili)’ reward-An! .tvih 1‘... [l'nllll' til
the living \«MNany .,....n; ,n mull
pained l!»-ln.-..n. ,3,” Lu! .gu-ul ll
days wi‘lunnn inn-i Iil‘kml nu 'lnn' ruins
of his bout. n 11.1,“ mil unnclnir
M'iolls and no»: ..; .-..d in. lull tum-ll
caught lli n i "i H.1lt‘;it‘lii'i
formed In\ M. . ”a. n =2...‘u‘n- to
move. was mu: ..i to \\,i.'l in nine lill~
pet-inn death ni' no... I...» mni four
children. Halon.» nvi i'llllillt‘
Wi-i‘e l‘l'lliifl-“l ':..:,, Mint iolllll
not only ll\lli. ‘ ('tll..~‘-t 'l‘ilcil‘
lllllll‘lSillllill'lil lull Inst. 5 .1 .1.»-
ll
(Continued on Fourth l‘uxo.)
iliili HiiiN PSPP
' titiS iRitM BURNS
l‘lad Put [lull in Slow. and in
Trying to hair it llrn (lull
Clotlnxx 'l‘ooli l‘inr
‘ 'ii .«H‘Ut'i
Snilzlda)
sh.- was
lll‘lt‘n l‘upp.
girl who has ‘ n .
Nutrition: at ill .nulnle liliiln
alone with her young l~tiniiin‘ and the
mother away at uork arr. ~ r money
to support herself and line H“) child-
ren. died Satulnim ili'-~“n.vinil :ll lilo
Non-walk lillsinlliii
The child nmuere. ..
about. twenty lull r
and gave a put'tu'u-
inrn blindness
t‘s '. ‘v ~l I) llll‘d
I -. i:..:f‘lvlllll_\'
Cit‘tlr tli‘t'ount of the '- . v-xpe‘r-
lencc sho- puwf; 2hr: . niiilti
was innit {out 'w = ~ (~ . . « ~n;::idi-r»
in”; her continent out n ltui‘
explanation \i:.. n. illll Sl‘v said
Hi)? llllil Mlli‘n't‘tl in" (11-: 1' ‘ - liit- stove
and when :m ; :1‘ d ' With all
aflrc. ill tit-ll .. i‘x' ‘lne tire
and save Inc wit 1 - . < -ll‘lii‘ilt)ll
ooiinptcteli Sill' list .i h~' vs which
naturally It». i. 7'1.
The skin .x. bi; ,.
from all one: "u -iillnfv
exception on in 1- el. .
protected in). illn‘ rlltli-
ii. lililllllitlltlin ”.n il.=._
lizlti \’i|‘\\~'ll nan ‘-iIIilt'.-. n Millfillt'tl
lllitlspii' ilm iii?" an [camp he
:ave pel'init»ioln for ‘lli‘ll unusual. 'l‘tle
lu.:ly was taken clnarrn- m 1.. Funeral
Director l), W. lisymw.i Wt the fun.
era] was he‘d it ‘ with iii-
torment lll :~‘t. filurys n.- W“.
The child's father, in“ ,4 l'i‘llil. is
in Wethersiil-H prison t‘l'; autumn“ to
learnt a ”mic,
~11nliiiy
it the
n. all been
.. ‘ lll‘. S.
l . \£illtli|t‘l',
CLUBn
M”. A. Blanchard Elp;1__d preSldenL
and Mrs. Macian‘lflnd Vice'p‘l‘t‘flident,
Yesterday liiblll a tun... pump], of
the Women of the Sunni. ~\mwtlk (inn.
.gregatiolull church lurt m u r mm
which. has been set, ppm for The pur-
pose, to complete the Organization of
the. new Women's (‘llnistiuu inquiry
Club.
MrS. Abialtlar lllatn-lunrti was elect.
0d president. Mrs. hint-{31.1mm vice.
president. and Miss vili‘lllyn‘ ““9er
decrewry-l.reasnrrr. fill-y; liliilll‘hard's
Election as )nppsitient and her liccopt.
once of it was very annuity-ing ‘0 the
women, as hit-4 Blanchard “a“: for so
litany years the preside"K “f the Men's
inquiry Club of the Church, ‘
The purpose is much ”H. Home as
that. of the men’s ()rgi‘llllfliion' and its
meetings will he Conducted in the.
some manner. it prom-51m of Subjects.
being issued for each quarter, tlud [he
various members being “llinoiniod to
serve as leaders.
The purpose of the (‘lnnh is Stated as
that of meeting for tho 'llsl‘llssion or
religious, moral. social mam“ 000m).
mic or any other quack,"S “fleeting
the Welfare of human society, it is at.
so for the purpose of bringing togeth-
er the women of the “"‘ltlfeizntmn
each Sunday for any “liner mane“
which may come up im. ”new“
Much interest is loaning...” m the new“
may be its 0mm“? “."ll illllueilti .
its way as the Mons ( lllll has heeill m
—-8HOE8t SHOES! snoesi
At clearanec ilflfi‘r‘. Gunman!” &
amken's'. 81. WMhlllKlou street.
ysnnn
is hoped llllll. it *
my..-” ..
mannnnw
Reporter Elly Preparing a Sensation
lor Connecticut Executive Wlirn
Hr. Visits Washington
WASHINGTON. .lan. ll. (‘tiuirlnan
Stillwngon find his associates are not
mp only people. making plans for the
inauguration, and one of the features
of the parade will be of a sensational
nature not regularly billed as an in.
nuanratlon function. Thereby hangs a
tale.
Sonic tillle diff) Governor Gnome t..
Lillcy of (li‘lllncotlcnt made. charges on
the floor of the House which resulted
la the expulsion of Alfred A. Erly
front the press galleries. Mr. Elly was
lit the limo cormspondetnt. of tho l’ub-
lisllers’ Press Association and tho
Srrlps-Mcltue Press Association, and
up losing his position startod a suit to
recover litllnuigvs from (Toligressiilan
ililley. Now it is reported that Mr.
lirly will take the opportunity offered
him during the inaugural parado to
make a spectacle of the Connecticut
governor by serving papers on lnlnli
while surrounded by his brilliantly unl-
forinied staff.
With the president‘s son at his side,
“(Wt-filth? Littoy will be compelled to
innit. and accept the )ll‘illit'l‘i‘il sum-
mons. and the only thing that be can
do is to take them and pill them in his
pocket.
Even if the suit should be decided
against former (‘orrl-spoluient flirty. he
will have the satisfaction of following
out to the finish a very sensational
.scllclnlc.
SiABBiil Iii BASK
Attacked by Three Mm as He Lell
Girl at Gate-Onc ltlenli-
lied and Under Arrest
yaw .lzin. ii.~-~Siuloln
tiodynski. aged . living on Park
street. was stabbed twice iii the bark
late Saturday night and will not live.
At the hospital. wilt-rt- he was taken.
it was found that the knife had pene-
trated the lungs both film-s.
in an ante-iiiortcni statement last
night Godynski said that he attended
a gathering on Broad stl'ect Saturday
night. after which be accompanied two
young women to their homes on
Orange street. As he was leaving the
home of nine of the young women he.
was attacked by tilree men. one of
whom. Charles (llynski. aged 20. in:
said. did the stabbing. The two other
men knocked hiln down and jumped on
tilill. lie clinild give no reason for the
attack.
Olynskl was arrested lllld taken to
the hospital. where he was identified
by Godynskl. and is now held without
bail.
BRITAIN.
I)”
OYSTER PACKER HAS BLOOD
POISONING.
leorge Miller. packer at the oyster
opening plant of W. l~‘. lloyt & Son,
lil Water street. tilts contracted a se-
vere case of blood poisoning. the re
stilt. of a little accident while at the
plant Saturday. Mr. Miller was open-
ing an oyster when there was a slip
and t o bivalvws shell torc a bad gash
items the back of the right hand. Mr
Miller is now laid up at his home in
Smithvllte.
FOR SALE—CYPHERS li'lil‘iCGG [N‘
cuhator nlld flit-chicken brt'nodcr; cost
320; price 810. Mrs. .t. it. llrown.
Brooksidc. next Pickering ’& MCFHI"
iihd‘s ice house. .iil 3t
FOR SALE—READY FUR OCCU-
paucy, new sixroonnwrottage. all luv
provemonts, well located. central. on
trolley 'line. good neighborhood. Terms
easy: first small payment. balance of
payments equal to regular rent. Apply
W. (I. Foote, 59 South Main St, or to
J. W. Duke. 111 it
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MRS. W. J. WILCOX. OLD ESTAB-
llshed employment ugenlcy, 23 Union
St. Situations secured for all classes
of applicants. Tel. d7 1m
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC-4F
you want your house papered and
painted, telephone or write .l. A. Rud—
tier. Madison St. Tel. 606-3. Estimates
cheerfully furnished.
MOSES P. HALLOCK, LADIES‘
Milllner. tints trimmed and made in
the latest unto-date styles. Materials
furnished If desired. Hours front 8 a,
m. to 6:30 p. in. 15 Chestnut. St...
South Norwslk. a1? tf
MR3. ANNIE M. HAYES, 66 SOUTH
Main St. South Norwslk. Shampoo
ins. hail: curling and slngeing; electric
at scalp treatment: facial massage a
specialty. Use Mild. Rosalind's Hall
Tonic. '
steered Purina or ALI.
kinds. Oxidized copper, brass and
nickel, bronze. old gold, gun metal and
piles and chandeliers,‘ bicycle and ‘su.
tomoblle trimmings. and table ware.
3. Boom dram. 66 Water at. Tel. 342-2.
. Boulevard, East Norwiillt. , ,3
black yacht trlmintngs: plumbers slip,
‘. [MAN'S "
S iii
PR Slit Ni
Denies Mr. Roosevelt's Charges lllfii
llr ilsctl llis Ollicial lnlluencc
lor His Own Benclit
"PliSHiliRi” Nili Yii
[till it BUSINESS
Southern Senator Says While Home
Occupant is Getting Even
\\’ASiil.\'G’l‘U.\', .ltln. ‘ii.—Senatol‘
Tillman today replied to charges made
against him by the president of hav-
ing exerted his official influence as a
senator and for his own benefit to
bring suit against railroads of the
Northwest. iii order that he. might be
able to purchase land held by tho
Southern Oregon Company and grant.
ed ill the slate of Oregon in "it'll; for
llit‘ construction of a military road.
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
BAIORDt—DEMARTE.
Wedding at: St. Joseph's Church Yes~
terday Morning.
litlrry ltniordi. a young South Nor-
walk barbel. and Miss May DoMarte
\vert- pl'eitily married at, it o'clock yes"
lerdtly morning at Si. Joseph's Church,
in South Norualk, by the rector, Rev.
William .‘ilalncr. ill). The brldeniald
was Miss Silly Andlno and Tony Audi-
no was best tnlitln.
After the nuptial knot the wedding
plil‘l} was driven to the home of Nich-
olas (itinio, uncle of the bride, at. 20
-(‘mss street. where there was a big re-
ception. which lasted all day and until
2 o‘clock this morning. Music was
furnished by (‘lzlrciln-c Arnold and
i‘hnirics Levy‘s orchestra.
After the reception, the bride and
lzi'ot'nili wore escorted to their newly
furnished home at 37 Water street.
The carriage in which they rode yes-
terday was gully decorated with'old
shoes. ribbons and _ other parapher-
instill.
..‘ -—SHOE CLEARANQE SALE._
Get your share of the bargal am
the Clearance Satire. at Cannes“ nth
Bracken‘s. st Washington street. s.
fh.‘
DIED.
STREET—AT- DARIEN. CONN,
Monday, January it. 1909, Frances A..
wife of William E. Street. Funeral
services will be held from her late
residence Wednesday at 3 p. m.
WANTED.
WANTED-Gilli. ron GENERAL
erences required; wages $25. Address"
ll.. care Sentinel. 111 3t
WANTED—~l.Al)lESl NEVER A- ..j
better chance thrill now to have your
clothes. coats, skirts or furs remodel- fl
ed in good shape. We are very dull \
now. Open evenings. Gross & Fin-'
stein. 82 North Matti SL, next to mar-
ket. , jil‘fit
WANTED—5.000 FEATHER BEDS.
also antique furniture, Pay highest
cash prices. N; is]. Feather Bed 00..
Box it), Sentinel. (129 1m
WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices paid.
8. Friedman. Connecticut. Turnpike. 2
South Norwalk. Tel, 257-2. n4 in.
s..." .. MN..." _.;...
TO LET. .
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. xiii. non
ern improvements, gas. etc. Apply ‘ll
Seaview Ave. '11! ll
TO LET—SECOND spoon Almon- .
meats, six rooms. 95 South;Main SL
Inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs. '2-it tilts!
Ave. , ‘ gr, '
fl...—
T0 LET—DESIRABLE co'rrnoii
all conveniences, it rooms and patina
near trolley at. East Not-Walk. W.
terms and particulars apply to .l. g ‘
Layton it 00., inc.. 5 Railroad A’ifi‘"
'ro LET—AT N0. 3 WINF‘I nail--
on trolley line. East Norwmk. '9'”
rooms in doublb bonito; all. modern rd
movements. Inquire of W. S. Hill!" d :
opposite. ‘ '3
“MN..." 1"
. LOST. .
Lear—SMALL SILVER ”1:25:
purse containing sum of 1110”" re ‘
Saturday afternoon. Row 0;, 1.
turn of same to Sentinel omit”: .‘l
D No
LOST—A sio nnwniiD All
questions asked for the all” a
small yellow dog with hit“.
back: name "Guess."
’"‘“""lsnorl§‘s‘étbnnnu
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR 'g
piano instruction. Thom
to site. German mew ‘
Av .. South Normih
housework; must be good cook'; .rsf- .
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