Fair tonight: Sunday 11 II
it I
Hunt to modems southwest to watt:
winds.
I 'e of the‘ln,‘ Which con-
WOIIhouuen
Plan are consummated It was stated
with? “some of the stockholders would
rue the old Volk shop in Raymond
street may aIso be settled by that
V A company has been negotiat‘
eLas liaa been before stated
VI these columns. to manufacture hats In
the no on not used‘ by the Clear
I 'lII‘he oilicers of the
hive been. In conference with
moment, and the outlook for
eing‘ established there for
I Money. and
”Men Also Looked After.
were paid today. The
rlmmdrs’ Association
tom Ayers' shard
IV ‘ about 1111
the vessel gliding; pl
ly IhtLo the Water.‘
The “Elsket” I
vessel In, Every p
I 11y acknowledged I
for Sound stale
and commodious
ordinary seagoing . V
m‘e‘u'sions are: Lc (
‘V inches.
‘loo e15, an1‘11
lé leeLl‘nng barb
V comparatively poor.
thout whiten, ;
y and anisoth- I
Lllawysi‘ IszlesVls Agains LlMary E.
Jayne Ceiling AlloWan'ce Io
Delend Divorce
Declaring that Mary E. Wayne, of
South Norwalk is in more prosperous
circumstances than her husband. At
t‘oruey John- Keogh. oi South Norwallr
in the civil superior court this mom-
Iug. protested against Mrs.‘ Jayne be
divoice suit brought by‘fl: Andrzws‘ J.
Jayne. Nevertheless
granted the wite‘ an 11.10an“ Lo: :36.
Attorney Keogh claimed that since
the couple have separated Mrs. Jay
has received valuable glite oi' prop-
'e'r‘ty from the man hunted as core
~spondent In the divorce action. He 1111
sorted that the wite‘ was very wealthy
In her own- right while Jayne was
The case is said
to have some ,zIseusntional
trial 1
The husband who represented by
Keogh In Castles and the wlie. by
Judge Joseph R. Taylor ‘ ’
mm
Willilll $31M Blll
LHolyoch Civil War Veteran Sleeps
L Three Nights on Bed With L
‘ ' Dead Spouse ‘
LHOLYOKE. Mass. March 27. L—-A
one legged seventy year old Civil War
veteran I who. ; with more than $3,000
scattered about his house, had allowed
I his Wife to die iror‘n st‘arvatiou and
neglect, according to the medical ex-
aminer was brought into the police
court' here yesterday on a charge or
manslaughter. The man, Martin Gate-
ly. apparently had occupied the bed
on which lay the body or his wife,
for three nightslatte‘r her death shod
nWhen he was arrested on a char
Vdr‘unkenoeses. could make no coherent
statement. The charge or drunkenness
.Vilrst. lodged against him as changed
in one of manslaughter. at 1‘ the medi-
cal examiner had uniformed an outer»
E ‘ sy. Gately pleaded not guilt? Water-
I j day and was held in 31 .090 bonds for
Marianna. spins ,upon- ‘wllich day
slno 11111 inquest Into Mrs. Glitjaiyw
oath will be held. VVhiedIc‘sI Examiner
Eigenk HVclyok‘e Inert did an autopsy tin
Inns Gdtély’e body end decided that
L death was due to neglect and starve-
tion.
u u still“
Hllll ("Ill Willlll lllll
LLMaraiLlionL Waltz Won by Joules Cole-
“I,” enclVMiLsLs SussnIRyan
Sfince was ultra premium last evel’r
lug at Alton Hall When another big
dance for the benefit oi‘ theJla’t Trim~
" iners AesociatIOn was given by the 211
"h "Zl‘l Club. a new or ‘Iii‘z'ation, which
signallsed. its entrance by achieving
gone oi Ithe biggest successes of the
"se‘aSou from point; of attendance.
lug given an allowance to defend theL V. .
details ’
”Which will be aired when it oodles to
llll Will Silllll
-. and Detectives W. W. Perkins and Gib
V; hart B Perkins; Jr.. of PIttshurg.V I
is of the even; L LL
cLiteiiI'by the dal-
R... 01.11.. s. I Michrlsnd‘. In. 11.
I Tells ol Alleged Brewery Lob-
f N by at Harilortl ‘ "
In 11111111 1111111111
1111111111 Bills
Urges Members oi the Orgsnimiion to
Support Them
If ones ears tingle, as 'tis said.
when uncompyime‘ntary things are
said about one at a distance. there
must have been some tall wireless
“0." Q D."I signals buzzing last night
about the hearing appaiatus at some
one.
At the close or an address before
the Men‘s Fedmntion at thnI South
Norwaik Baptist Cllu1-.Lch last evening.
by H H. ‘Spouel. 01 Hartford. the Rev.
Dr. Charles S Muster and paid his res-
pacts to the character or the rcprés‘ew
tattoo of the brewing interests duriul;e
the he‘ariug before the excise commit-
tee at‘ Howard Thursday.
Dr. Maoiariand contrasted the at
forts of the bieVWlilg Interests with the
presentation of the mutterI by. Mr.
Spanner. who he said was tail and
dignified
Many creed: Riip‘resentsd.
About 125 men were present InstV
(Continued on Fourth Patel
MRS Blllll lilllll’ll
llflll’l flll lllllll
Would Have Jumped lrom pillow
oi Train Going lrolnL Pills
‘ lung to Sharon ~
PI'i‘I'l‘sBUBS. P‘s-1. March 27 rumpus
the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad
train hearing 11.1.1.1qu H Boyle Im-
piicoted in tho .Whltia. kidnapping
case, was Inciting thirty miles an hour
at Valencia, twenty miles north of this
city, Mrs. Boyle made a. daring but
unsuccessful atter‘npt either to escape
or seriously injure herseli.’ Mrs. Boris
wits enroute to‘ the Mercer County deI,
at Mercer Pai,I sud Was in charge oi
Sheriff Gumbel-t. of Allegheny county,
‘ 'I‘Iie‘ train had reached the Bakers-
town hill one mile south oi valancin.
‘WIIliaI‘n Campbell, a brakeman. opeu~
ed the reur door of the chair car in
which the woman and Loliicers were
riding.I The next instant Mrs. Boyle
jumped from her seat and ran toward
the car pintiorm Some one shouted.
and Campbell slammed the door and
Mrs. Boyle quickly
taken back to LLLIlerV
‘ odloers, visibly ex-
0: be women, 1111:
Including
ole WI
great eioousn
‘ is claimed by AttorL y,
mother took
,I Whites to Gor-
former husband,
V consulate In his
many andlehy VI
Walter (J Mor‘r
Jlldse (lager In
It
Stile» Judson.
counsel for Morrill..‘1uhthe bumness
‘ sworder when she
the civil super!
K's lee:
there with
the youngst
claring Ill: dinner Mrs.
Merrill had hrdved‘he .
person to havefih
Morrill filed a
court grant him
offspring. 'l‘h I V _
on Attorney .1 duo
lilain parts 0 tbs 31 erg; 11.1119
lodge Sioddd ‘r the hen
onsss. be e amid.
N JudgeI S ,V V
.eInoeth a bit
many and exit ,
Vilrlsdl‘ction
lured that.
1 Merrill is‘a
and not or thins
ichildlwen MI. who am 9
York after divorce 6licence was Brunt
The court ovtlrruled Atioiney
, ew York
d that till:
chased LLn gV
'i‘hére was considc ah‘lLeL :Ioughiel In
{the court room when Judge (lager
reierred to Attorl dson‘s state
meat that. it would b
liltstice to bring bl
many.
lJudsOn' a motion to. .eE‘L"
1 bun
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tiled the pet
ornament tad
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IIEIMIR Bliilil
sell Pier-eAhcllored Uniil
Assistance Arrived
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NEWPORT.
the greater part at her 1000 unseen:
the Fall BIver‘V line was towed Into
Newport enlly his looming from the
vicinity oi Pol 1 Judith. where. dur-
Ing the night the steamer had become
disabled through the necking of her
fiert paddle wheel.
Int 011 hoard ‘Proi‘vidcifce about six
to paddle wh l
Vim; n floating log. I 911111 othér heavy
piece or driftwood. hlch broke on
may of the I'buck is.” ‘ Whoa on
V‘ Providence h‘eesln disabled. Wireles‘
‘ II'telegl‘aphy again d
fulhess. By mean
vou‘ Romv
discussed with -
L I‘ In
Italian down solely.
. liner! to“ the (earth not)
. I dreams 11 othbborn iixhtiI-I
which L "earns up for L
The Providence Helpless all Narragaii:
41.. MurLch zr.-—w1ui1‘
ee caused by stfilo L
Molnlersand Servanis‘EscspeilL scalli-
ily Clad lront Building fit Sums
‘ mil ‘VNVewL Jersey
new on nun
IN NEW lllllll Bllll
To. People Injured and chlllng
‘ Houses ,Wrcckotl' 1n Pillsbury
NEWABK;, N. J}. March 2'iL-V-'i‘he‘
Baltusrol GoIiL Club house, three miles
mm Summit was burned to the
groupd early today. half a dozen: club
members and the servants escaping
scantily clad. 'l‘hé lire w‘hloh started
the Kitchen. spread so rapidly
through the 110th furnished struoturgI
that the occupddts had barely than to
have themselves ’
The barns, Lsholtmlng‘ many fine
horses. also burned, but the animals
were saved.“ "
'lho Baltusrol golf links have been
the scene of runny,ia1nons Inntehés.
'IV-he Vclub house was a two and a hail
story building, costing about $100. 000
to build. . I
Had a blond CnII‘.
NEW YORK March 27 .-3-'l‘hrough
the quick work at an Elevator boy, the
twenty- dour families in th fashionable
Robert apartments 011 West 107th
street, were gotten out early today,
When lire. which had- started on the
fourth floor filled the his apartment
house with a dense smoke. The ten-
ants were all asleep whom the tire was
discovered.
‘ 1 boy went to the switch-
around noon rang the
telephones {1, all the apartments, tell 3
ants to hurry to the balls I
‘ and shine d n by the elevator, 'I‘nen
1111 run the loyalist: up and down anV-V
11'! every one 011% the‘ 'rain doors were
e tire was com
‘ 1 injured by Natural on" 51.19.11...
dWeiilng' houses were damaged. today.
’L 11 natural gas explosion at No. 2 612
‘ Plilb V
avenue.
L-L-olan TO P sasserr 11111.1.
At the Norw’ailt Armory Monday
night the girls' tonal oi the Bridgeport
High School will play a. match game
With the Greenwich High School girls.
Team F will play the Sterlings of Win
terbnry. Girls‘ game at 8 ociock.
' Dancing. VII I
gore unaware that on accident hud‘w ‘
happened the steamer Providence oi.
Oi“. the passenger ' ~
hundred were school children who
and gave the
nuisance P1,, March 27rr’l‘ell I
persons were injured and several
‘ tinein
FOR LSLAVLE—ULPRIGHT TUBULAR L
’ boiler, 8 11.11:. Indintors, sate, delivery
1qu ilillilllll Iii
min 11? runs ~~
Fight Hall Occurred” 111 Which {Sailor
al People Were Killed and Injur-
ed and Many Arresis Made
HHNRYETTA LO” MnrcILl L27. L--1l‘L car-
I In; an attack by a large band at no-
gross and ludians who have congxegot-
ed outside the town; hundreds oi citi-
\zens have armed themselvesI for a
skirmish.
I Chitti Harlo. orator and leader of
the Snake Indians. is said to be in-
citing the mixed gathering to make a
stand against the whites in rptallation
for a tight in which three or more no
groes were killed. iixe injured and for-
ty one seamen and Indians arrested
All shorts to and and arrest thejlesd-
sis so (or hare tailed;
I 11011 SALE
FOR SALE-MARVIN SAFE. GOOD
condition 27" wide 25". deep 35V" high.
Cali evenings until April 9.11' Eliza-
beth St. South Norwalk. 111%? st
FOR SALE—eBARGAIN.‘ ALMOST
new upright piano; cost 8400, seli- $360,
at once; casbr no agents. I Address
B. V..K VVSentinel., 1112731
VFORL LBALVEV-IOLAKV AND HICKORY
‘Wood'.’ block or split. Hay in any gush:
I titl'. PIES. fiat hogs. three cows, two
new milk cows, bull, one incubator and
broader.
Ave. Tel. 25746‘
FOR SALE-GOOD LARGE SIX-
room house. newly paneled. in fine or-
der; purchaser can move In at once.
Large lot fruit trees, hennery Near
Norwalk and trolley. Price; only $1500..
$1000 cash.
N01 walk
FOR SALE -— LTHOROUGHBRED
Scotch collie puppies Very smart Loud
intelligent Inquire Martin Grace.
Strawberry Hill Norwlllk. I 111126 3t
ron sue-own coon Wonk
horse, suitable for delivery wagon; '
sold for want of use. Inquire Old Weil‘
Lsundry, 32 Haviisnd St. 11128 3t
FOR SALE—5600)) WOLBK HOBBSE
Apply at this oiiice. '
1
FOB SALE-HOOD SIZE AND
speedy power boat. has Barker engine
and everything! in ‘g‘ood condition“
round bottom dairy W with her.
Price $125. inquire SentinV oflice
FOR SALEWGUNEOS THE BEST
place to buy fresh garden needs In
Vh‘nlk also rose bushes, rhodweiid‘rons.
all colors; bulbs. tuberous, canons.
all colors, at Chase 11. 33 Railroad Ave.
0 J James. Connecticut .
11127 at _
Address Box 31-1 South
1 Salary in Fight Against
the White {Plague '
from the women present r111 ,
bamboo In the city hall coupe on
her. who gathered to see vrh
be done In assisting d carry
ward the work. so well begun. by
I Fairiield County Anth'ruberoulo
tones
sedation the L36 pee ed
second meat «11 salary
nurse Who will hostel: is
the nurse now at the dispensary
Thurs‘dsy. that at“ ‘ ‘th and
such a nurse for a; year. ’
All this was decided upon
the then of the Fit! aid Coon
Wnél‘. .I
whitewdsbih Ill I
and honest. Apply
pioym‘snt Agenoy.
‘ZI‘~'WAN'LIL‘EO—~AL Yomsid MANVVS
yum Woman In the sill
11124 at ,..,
fL-‘ORL SALE—~LARLHE‘V HHRH!NG
sale. medium Healer Iand small M‘s "
Vin safes. Address Marsh. care 8
L 'm
wagon and harness. Steecmu‘lle‘r-To
.bey So. 31 Water Six. South NIKKI:
,_ I E
conveniences. ottIIVea
teen buildidg‘l’ots o
dVL'IV' Von; prices from 13400 to Bil
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