Now Considcfih Matter oi Bringing
Actlon Againsl the Minister
2 - liter. of Elmwood ave-
nu A112 at aye had an excellent oplno
= "V men. and still has a keen
2 .2 or them as a class, but
’uly'2 was; exasperated yester~
2 5 individual member ch the
222profe‘sslon, who styled himself as Vthe
esult of the activity of the
iiov. Cl. W McPherson, to. Miller was
held on by detectives for an hour and
» a. hail at Jersey clay. yesterday after-
such; on au‘splci that he was int
(i upping oiA little
l em in
2 2 into doubt
f th spectators that i
2 the most. ‘largeiy‘a
2 of t: 1e lodge.
P. C. Launabury V
land Order of Prote held one at
meetings of its existence, last efircnlua,
when a class 0: seventeen candiddies
‘ were initiated The work was excel-
lentl. performed by the degree team
members have been received in
past few weeks»
plications are
souls: nuclei inc y m c1 strdeu
Walla/cc A. 3231!. raise its
rhitie, both 0!
Bridgeport. All 92”
addresses; dealing ally with the
growth of the order an its great wort:
in the New England states.
from all the various 103!
the number 0! new man anglers during
the past year has been phonemehaL: A
delegation fro tamford Lodge was
also present. " 2 l
The state convention Will be hold in
Hartford. April 14. and a. number trout
South Nomaiii will attend.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting and speech making, a supper
Rivas served in the banquet room. The
entertainment committee provided an“
elaborate menu and all enjoyed It. 2
REV Vi}. ViSEllEVVS
‘ EliilEiiVl‘V kit. PVVl’i
AncienV Churah on the Green. Filled
' with Sorrowing Relatives
and Friends
One or the largest minerals ever
. ‘ hold in Norwallr occurred this more
2 lug, when the'remaluo of Rev. Charles
Melbourne Bollock, M. 4.. were laid
to Test in Bl. Paul's churchyard12 The
Holy Eucharist was celebrlited at 7: 30
o'clock at St. Paul‘ a church. followed
. ht 29 o'clock‘ by the services at the
so tor the members of the tainted-m
to 2 rrad
conducted by the Right
Rev. Chauucey. B. Brawler. D. D.. ‘
bishop of the diocese of Conneotlcut.
assisted by Arohdehnon Van Kloeck.
of White Plains; Rev. Louis B. How
ell, rector of St; Paul’s Church, oi V
which the deceased was at one time
in. rector. and they. Janice name Wer-
.mixed it up
is rounds tor
the ”ocular!
11:11! P9111! ”one hm i. d
a op e thl
snag to 2nd “V
2. both A. Bette. Ali)
2 D Austin and Vic
while Harry
the promo
great credit forJ
{ViW Nair} Was pull;
old are conduct: 2 2
2V‘A‘.ii. is believed, til lV' i'iV
tease i int
nor. rector of Grace Church: The die.
case of. Connecticut was well rapt-e
sen ted ‘
Overlook Military Academy shutouts.
V with Lieutenant Lincoln at the head.
acted as the escort oi honor. and the
2 pail beaiers were all vestrymen of St.
Pauls Church, as iotlow'a: Albert A
Bette, Wallace Donn, James F Hall.
_ St. John Merrill Frank Benton and
Louis 0. Green. The ushers were Al
rt R. Bette. Francis
r H. Dana.
There were also present. a number
of men who were students at the old
Belleclt Academy in 1876. including Br
.0. Newklrlr of Norwalk. and W. L.
McDonald. of New York city.
22 he choir entered the church sing
‘ , ewproceSeiOnnl hymn “For All
Wiio it be
so a
Wt. covered With
at noon the altar 2
being conducts
the services. 2
the
3 horse from-
uea and use 2
and several more an 2
delivered line ‘
Reports .
show that ;
Over twenty-live new 2 V
in nu llllllllilllll
1r Boys Description F urmsheii Evidence
‘ on Which ArresisVWcre Made
continual). 0.. March 2441....
sensatiouing the man and the
woman taken into cuhtody as suspects
in connection with the kidnappihi of
Willie Whitla for over tour; hours.
Chief of Police Kohier said today that ‘ ‘
he was continent the people were in
possession or the lad st: or the time he 4
was absent from home
2“”i‘b‘e woman has collie ed thlat the
2 2a, assumes
land with Willie tor tourdays. "$130! ‘
romuod in the ca‘st part or
"V believe that she nrst met the boy.
and man outside of Cleveland. proba-
bly in Asbtabula. and then cums here
wit then: They were in Cleveland
wit the boy from midnight Thursday
until Monday night. 2
"She admits that she dlsnuleed her»
self as a nurse while the boy was in
her hands. A short time hcfoi‘o the
people were picked up by the police
, we secured her disguise and two of
her gripe The moment she entered
at“. A .»
whitenipts to make either this than or
the woman reveal his or her name
were useless. The woman sold when
her identity became buown it would
show she as oi a
This AVVernooVu.‘ at VSci'ah-
ion. Pennsylvania
‘ISCllANTON, Pannierch 24.—~It is
expected Wthat‘when the ltd-district. coir
volition of the anthracite mine work
are adjourns late this alterno‘on the
delegates will have decided upon their
future course. The principal matters
_ taken up 'by the com' entlou today were
the report. of the conference commit-
tea which conferred with the coal op
craters in hi dolphin 0n march ll
e policy of the
m o w hero. The policy
logo do most important.
it
2 of” he organism
demands made by
22 The poiicy colnliiittee held
itm‘ 1228M; night,‘ tit which the
orig; o lined by WPreal
. ng tooling here
will be decluied. Many
.2 are»: pposed to such
4 depends upon
do that Prelident Lewis will
agreement is ‘
tn the 'a ‘Vpo‘yers and If a
lump any the V
2' street. has she
and Second
atahtly 2 killed
0, an inter re.
had been fol ow-
calling to her to
crying he jumped
vcivor. and fired
‘t 1- He then
. install. but
curl-yin; out his
school on one lit 11 VV
by her lather.
tier in a annotate
his his daughter.
atop“ As she llel)
for-ward; drew hia2 2
two shots at bind
‘Wturned the royal
purpose by W
man Who w d
in; occurred... 2,
man.2 Two are
Went. wild; M” 2
commenced m
rested byt 2 .2
away: He oh
areawalf. wit
the police
bullet won‘n --
At thepiilc 2
ed to say my; 2 . hlmii‘cli. but
Will! of Anna
Keno led to
identity. Frank
w or the dead
,itor appeared at the
police Vstatlon,'
onor as tho girls
told the police
has committed
house last Jen wiry
cruel audio):
and had hired”. r:
in Lexington a
said ibht use” 2o;
his * cisterns-law
‘e A2her' father's
oi Croiui & Knapp Factory
CaustiMorc Complaints
:11qu till ..
iilVVV Iii Siiiliilfltt
Coustahic.AGeodwiu ‘Searchel‘s Ethpioyé V
V iorW"‘ConoeilVod Weapons
The biggest ‘galhorlngW thus far
alucc the £31112“:th Knapp Cotilpany
resumed operations was prurient last
evening in the lihlllit.) oi the factor:
at closing time. 2VSo far us come to
the knowledge ottho police2 howev or.
nothing in the way of n disth‘rbance
on hand as usual with a tonne of elite-
V Win so had taken her own life.
occurr‘. Chief of Police Volhnor was 2 2.
Sinishury Mother's Terrible; Deed
Yesterday Attornoon Discovered
Early Today
iliitEE PERSVVS lililiitll
iiiiiEiiiEV BV VEVKEIES
AVV the Bodies Foundin-lhc Fann-
V2..W‘V“9ion River. Near WWealogro
respectively three and five years. were
V ‘ found in the Terminator: river. this
‘ morning.
The bodies of the children
wele'tiod together.‘ A uotoleit by
- 2 the woman for herhunbuhd at the Mll-
ler home stated. that she intended to
drown herself and the children.2 No
reason is known.
Mrs Miller left ironic with the chil
dren during the; afternoon yesterday.
for her husband when returning home.
found the house locked. This was at
5 o'clock but he thought his wife had
gone out to make a call. An hour
later. becoming worried at the ab-
sence of «both Mrs. Miller and the
2 children. he looked carefully about for
some evidence of theiryibsonce. in a
dealt be found a note to the reflect that
his wife was going to kill herself. He
then save the element! the bodies
Were found this morning in the river
a quarter of a mile away in Woaws‘ue.
Mrs. Miller was about thirty years
on age. and was a native oi France
The tacitly were in comfortable cir-
cumstanceo. 2 . 2 ,
Medical Examiner C. Wooster.
who examined the bodies before giving
homo or Mr. Miller. cave his opinion
that Mrs. Miller badgelibe‘rately cans
ed the deaths 0! the We children TM
‘ ‘ and in the durre litt‘d drifted down
semi 11...... no.1. .2. Vicinity
easiest a tree std aretthoy‘ were
tonal}. 'lW‘WlWie colon in tingI AntoW’roWo-W
son or 0 My creep a n -
Weatod by the M;Mllich was that ‘0!
“ a home life of the
assent. it was no;
‘dopresrlion which
19. .. st have been of
sudden development The boy' a name
“Henry add that at his sister Hon-
rit
lV‘sl‘he bodice. hum} :‘Vbeeu removed to
the Miller home had will he prepared
fer burial.
Mrs Miller used several VVof her
neoktles which she gathered up hetero
leaving the house for the strand oi
binding the children to her.
VititiliER BVVVK iintV
era, the police insisting that those who V
were on the sidewalks must keep on '
the move.
There we
Pennington about those who were in
the yard of- a house owned by the com-
puny in Day street.2 at the head of
Tones street. r'i‘ho police held that
they had no Jurisdiction among those
beyond the sidewall: line. inasmuch
several hundred scenic _ 22, 2
o dooryar‘ds of the houses and ‘ A.
Manager John C‘a2vanugh‘. or the cone f
2 party. complained to Captain W. R32
”Pb
posed to to fat. or or a vendor
as the company hired the place out no ‘2»;-
a tenant. Chief at Police Vollluel' Val”!!-
ed that he Would clear Teller; sires
if there was
there was nose.
A complaint was made to Go 2
11.3. Goodwtn ti: .
museum. no... 2491211.; bodies 22
‘ of Mrs. Amos Miller and her two
young children. a boy Wood a girl. aged ‘2
Eiii’EVilit’S VViVii - :
Stills SIEVVVER
V- The Hohenzoiiem Colin... with the 2
2 For Dating a hog in the»
North SeaW
ilAMBVUVlVlG.‘ March 24. 1110 ilupcr
ial yacht BohenZoiieru, which iclt
Kiel yesl'hriiay through the
use of Emperor-Williamlnthe e‘vent
Corfu, collided last night in a dense
fog near Borderney. in the North Ben,
with the Norwegian steamer For,
which sank immediately. The crew of
the latter were reached. The lichen-
zollern was only slightly injured and
t2ion and repairs.
The emperor was
not. on board. 2 2
many I man has had his to; pulled.-
.FOR SALE.
an---»
2 .1.
FOR BALE-«CUNEO'S THE PEST
Llsce to buy h‘eeh garden leads in
all; also rose bushes, rhododendron.
all colors; bulbs. tubero‘aes, canons,
all colors. at Cuneo' s. an Railroadfivgt
m
80R 8ALE~LARGE HERRING
safe. medium Master and small Mar-
tine]. 2 n12! W.iin'.2
VFVOR SALE—*TWO SEATED WAG-
en. 2
ton Ate, Rowayton.
FOR A28ALE-UPRIGHT TUBUMR
boiler. 8 h. p,: radiators. safe. delivery
Wagon and harness. Btee ulter-
beWy Co 312water St, Bout VVVVEVIWVVICVVV
orders to have them removed V0 “‘9 heeded-bud runabout in excellent cou- w
2 FOR BALE—V-PREPARA’I’ORY TO
widening of Meadow 8t. bridge! oils“
have for sale from four to five hundred
yards of coarse illllns and learn. This
offered again for filling at a moderate
price. E. ‘.M Tolles, 146 South Main
St. _ mall at
FORV BALE—ONE FlilST- cuss
dition'. kit. or tools with car. Call or
address T. 8. Glover. 61 Winfield sat.
East. Norwal k. .W 22 2 _ , 83
Silitiiiitiii tit iiitfliiVlVV
karma!" and sup» 2
‘ OAIaE~HAT morons.
‘ roe sau-wvromowa
Rowayton. W'l‘el. 588w“ 3 lit
Fort SALE’BARGAIN FORV GA8H
:two phantom. one single and one don
mil. care Sentinel; =21 V .VVV.V
FOR SALE—~0LD8 RUNAEOUT IN
good condition: price 3175. hrncludoa
live tires. two new ones.
J James. care Sentinel.
FOR OALVE—ES'IV‘ABLIBHEVD
boarding housedn good location. For
terms and particulars apply to J. M.
Layton a (102.. Winch. Railrand Ave
roe VIAVLE~TEN HORSEPOWER
New England motor. used but little
1‘ Hood ‘ Ward Ave: 2
~F1VFV FINE‘ LEVEL
JOMVVO. three minutes to Eowayq-
station and trolley; .200 each;
sateen but dips lots on Lincoln and
Wood centroid dyes... rice: from dilute
3900. luuui '11th” .W . .
ennui, ”
bound for the Mediterranean for the r
of his desiring to make a cruise to '
out into Wilhelmshaven for examine: -.
After putting his best foot forward. ‘
inquire 1. Hamilton. newer-‘A them
Q man
is an opportunity that will never be ‘2
Upon couple,
proprietor of
Wilmington a
and Lillie WZtht.2
Vin sates. Address Marsh care 8cm 2 2 ‘ "h
venom presld in the police
upon MOoller and the Zitt girl
a. sentence of thirty
ridgepo‘rt jail, each wt
added. ‘ 2
When the case was o'al ed.
the cunt: room was at We p
WV
ilty to pen or the complaint.
weenie—intone '
let ODVVI‘RVQI'VI on 030-138 ‘W
mg. Highest n‘ri
Nun‘s.
one sis; good driving in: e, use; ’2
twoeeated leather upholstered wagon
with brake. 360. Apply We A Brenda.
his. in good condition. Address Phic‘“
m3: 3W
t WAVttflV'ABVVD HOU _
family of two adults' W . '
years of use. ‘
per. care dentists].
mil. his
_ 1112221:th ,,
. For taro weeks only. new ‘
» roll Liar—NEW access wrrn‘ V
22 all conveniences, on easy terms. :Lssvs
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