Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 5, 1909 · page 1

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‘ E‘ this city has ‘

f’ * 'Lproaich it was at;

olthuusen Hat Company,
nvenuo, camoP Saturday,

that .rcmalna to complete the
deal in the ratification o! the dual by
the stockholders. A menu. ior this
purpose will be held at the once in

Woodward ayenuc Wednesday morn‘ ’ f

,P‘ This deal has created much Interest.
0 omclnl [statoment Is expected from
rsuntll litter the Wod'

COHEN) of the

urchaalns the stock of
E Ibbeli was naked today

. ported at first that the
urchaaer was in well known New
_ ‘ i‘ turer. who does only
nt’iInEie. and whose

ll

Rochelle, Ne E

United Staten,
Thin call i eapéEcIlIIIy fluttering In
Mr. Duncan. III hill be Is stIII under

the pastor and
former charge,
lent sermons
church ho'ol
(beds of his in
Sicily 10, p’oloc

lb ha (is (ribon-

It not,

’from the hurt-II.
the morning

frotn tho Baltimo ll

80th Norwnlk and- lI‘n

greatly impressed

ed that

l" Contractor T F Foley nailing ill:

' ready begun the Work or constructing

‘ ture announcement (It the nppolnb

‘ and live as deacon.

‘ Phillips Hall. 'a layman evangelist. The

Rolland Hogarty. Lyman Hod 5.8
Law'ton. H. w Minis lull. J bu £88 suave-

of Charles (2.1..ocltwnod. judge or pro-

‘ ‘ e
the close oi
. the probate. court he testified that be-

Work In Order to Get it Finish-
' ‘ ed by Memorinl Day

..f (Contractor Timothy F. Foley basal-

the new widened Meadbw street
bridge. the expense oi which is to

borne Jointly by thomivn. the trolley
company und the steam railroad. ‘
The new bridge will be rushed as
much as possible. in order to have
It all completed by Memorial 09.9.80
as not to Interfere with the summer
trolley rush. In line with thin policy
to get the work finished at an early

terday.
This imprdvomcnt in an important
one and It In believed that It will have

property from that point down.

iPPlllllliElilS ill
BE lEPEl SEliliEl

Extrcme can: to Be Used alESlnInlord
M E. Coulerence '
goons Appointed

summon. April 5.11m extrema
cam Wlll be '18an ‘20 DPTQVBDT. premo-

mshte oi the New York East Confer.
once was manifested yehterday, when

would be given out until public an-
pouncement was made. The appoint-
ments will probably not be given out
until Tuesday afternoon or night, and
the doliberotlons may extend over un-
til Wednesday morning. I

At the morning services. Bishop
Goodoeli ordained 14, nine as elders
The afternoon
service Was addressed by William

sermon last night was preached by (no
IRev. David DovP‘ney, D. 13.0! Brook-
yn

The following wore ordained dea-
eons: John W. Mose. Ganhare Bohr.
lotto. Percy E Shoemaker ll‘ronk w.
Smith and George B Smith Those or-
domed as elders arm”? W. Martin,
S. '1‘. Fairbanks. George E. Farr»,

lay and George W. Wilkin u

wont was 9.1 restcd- last night [oh 9

charge or perjury charged by. the
prosecuting attorney at tho instigation

batet Tho chorgc ollcgos that Swan:-

wont Was recently removed as
the Bolster estatp, it being

the; oetoto to his own use. In

tween $1200 and 31.300 of the funds
or the estate was on deposit in tho two

 

E gendered hint ii In incite III; nil. f f'
, 3

When tho care conic up
today in the “Edy (:0qu It ..

 

l‘uvolvehiboutb 316, 000,‘ and is to be 6

day. the operations ware kept up yes- .

E hour for lunch. After the morning nth

Bishop Goodaell said that nothing ‘

'_ to work for“ tboC
‘ when the product

at be bad appropriatedE

local bonito. An investigation showed ‘f‘ "

Another Hallcili .Asalull Mailer
"card by Judne Taylor' m the
' Norwallt Town Court

fillllllillllli VIEWS
ill ElE llllllESSES

EThiII Allernpou

I"

Judge Joseph It. ’l‘uylor. In the Nor
walk court. the cm or John Regan.
a union hattarmhaiged with assault
and abusive language on John lloi’iel-
(on. a butter in the employ of the Cro
fut & Knapp Compony, was begun.
At 1 o'clock court' adjourned for an

lournment, Attorney condo said he
would iuiorm Prosecutor Tammany
that he was willing to submit the case
to the Judge without argument. Ho
also said (but In the event of any kind
of an adverse finding. he would appeal.

This was the case which” developed
loot Tuesday In Monroe street at
about 7_ o 'clock In the morning. .
E lioflelton was the first witness put
on the‘atand by Prosecuting Attorney
William F. Tammany. He stated that
be and his coin nlou. alter their Riv
rival from Dan ury, at about 6: 65.
went Into the railroad depot there be-
in: many people on the platform. As
he loft. he stated. people on the blob
form called scab at them. Attorney J.
J. Cuneo tor the defence. obioctodt

Taylor alloWed It. ‘

Boilolton testified that Regan called
him (I treat) - «-- ..., and hit him on
the law At this juncture. he said.

He told the omocr that it wan Regan
whom he wanted Boilelion (mid thut

them and Were walking slowly along

motion that they i'not want
with the ‘m‘u. and Boileltob
that he was but talking?! him. He

said anything
plied that it

Boftciton suited that
ark. N .l. prior to (he (I

toruey Condo alike (it how long he
lived in Danbury: and he answered
ioni- years. When asked it he lived in
Danbury continuafly, he replied that
he did. Attorney (lunoo asked it be
lived in; [laundry continually how It

‘ was that be Wat In Newark. and be re ,

pllcd that be this there on a vacation.
He said he worked in lIPooPurc‘s hat
(thou. ' 3

In regard to the Alleged assault in
Monroe street he stated that ho was
walltlng down Monroe Ettrfet and Re-

go up the block by
(1 South Main

' (my sign It
Judge Taylor excluded
‘ gPunooPfii va'altcd

he did not up 'i .
ad lib did (It. Attorney Guy

 

A Decision Is Expected semiotic l‘

a bearing on the development of tho . _

This morning lit 16 unlock. before .

the use of the word “scab," but Judglp

an oilicer appeared and grabbed him. '

Bonn and the crowd Wore in back oi .
and a man who goo with hogan iii;-

' or. try to puns “
but they did . '

Fair dud warmer tonighi;‘~ u
fair; light to moderate combo
wulerly winda.

 

 

 

 

I oi the un«
Norwullt Club
‘Monduy oven-

4 ll other buui
been pertineutlow the nl'lnira of the
club will be scroll

(we provisions oi
the lay-laws, I

ate oi revenue
and expectant! o E. lubdcr the com
in: year also tit 1 rcr' s and sec
rctarya rope are boon submitted
to the member-II the club for inspec-

The report or” eerota y Boylnour
1 statement

Total men! robin
Active .’

New members .
Reluatnwd ...PP.P‘.PP

Actlvo members. Marc 36. I909. .195
liouorarymombora ..o ..
ol.ill .. . . 1.93
The oIIIIuIated mint; according to
the report at Treasurer Charles E.
Curtis total 53. 630. Wilton include 33.
100 doi- dues 3356 ‘ the pool and
billiard boxes and Slow-for healing the
stores in tho (dub nildlng The ex
timettad expenditur old] 33. 586.
The expeodlturc the coming
your am figured in oral hundred
dollara laminar: but did. on account
i [or improve-
just closed.
national. morn than

coming ye'or's elitl
yidod for entertain
Th e. P. EP intl

(tramp (no.8
ward. William Ela- Olsou.l€I
hold David Ii. Millard.

[mound John w liberty. Janina l6.
Hubboll Eroderlclt A lockvood Ale
bert A. Betta William in. Mend. 8am-
Weod.C harmony? t; llalcom.

AudiuIrnveroorgo 5 Raymond. C
out: Fitch E

(turmoil illlili
I "*ililllli} (Ill

Thoni‘an A? Brennan. ol Slutnlord nil
Four Olliers Wm Caught
f in (In Act” ‘

STAMFORD. April 6—»TlIonIAS A.
Brennan, It, member of Ibo common
council, elected onnroiorm ticket, was
oriented bole. curly yesterdai charged
with stealing milk The police found

or in Burk piano. ’lP‘Pho prisoners‘P were

lice court on payment

to a nanluiriunl... . E

tive brldo and

Councilw'i‘honiuu .l. M'odt Louis W. H

Brennan and four other Inco- Inhibit M
bottled bl milk from a (store of a. dual» _ EP

Caplain and Twenty ol the Passengers
Are Missing; Ninclcen bikers
l” Were Rescued

lilillll Plillllllll
* illill (chum

Occurred ill the Straits ol wcslminslcr
on Way in Valparaiso

LONDON Aprll5 5.-A dispatch to
Lloyda t‘rom Plinth. Arenas. Chile. days

‘ that the British Estcnmer Oak Brunch

struck what in supposed to have been

condition. The first officer and 18 or
tho crew and (Inucngers were lauded
aalnly. but the captain and twenty por-
sonn arc minding. ~

The Oak Branch is a vessel of 2.064
tons and sailed from Liverpool for

'EEEP Valparaiso on February 24.

llillllllllill 0E lilllllll
Gilli ll lililPlElEll

District Deputy Mary C. Dohovan and
Stall. ol Greenwich; Con-
.(lucl Ctrernonies

The Initiation of the members of

Court Cecil. Daughtora of Isabella.
took place yeaterdny. afternoon In HI—
bernl‘un Hall in Wall street. ' District
Deputy Mary C.‘l)onovau, of Green
adult. and her (stair assisted by State

Rodent Annie Smith; at Ansonls. put
the members to the tents. Gnarls from
~BEE ford.

. E warn preheat at tho mm

bout ditty—tde members, {gore

iguanciol“P crctnry-éMlns‘ Cat-rip
e ry. ,
Treasurerfilldlss L. Continuity.
Hiatoflan+Ml§a Mary Cnsnidy. P

Prophetose

uel hyncm and; w Gregory. S. L, i

Montgomori. Miss
Matthdws, Miss trauma. Mrs. Kelly
and Mrs Torpcy"

At the conclusion or the installation

or oihcors. tho court adiourncd to the

‘ Catholic Club rooms in VI est (Ivonne

where a bountiful collation wad nerv-
ed. and vocal and musical selections
were rendered which were greatly up
predated by Eli present

MR. GHA‘EE SUSS.

m

Claims Mr. Gdronlmo Owe: Iilm Mob-
" ey; and the Latter Make. Denial.

manager of lion's Theme for some
receipts. on

agreement Ell .ee
Geronimo. l

,undoiann‘ll

footprlfaed on]
token by Mr.

of 35 coats ouch. bronnun was taken

 

yesterday and” ‘

 

 

a derelict in the Straits oi Woatmln -
- star and was abandoned in a sinking

Greenwich. Acrostic and

Aboui $200. 000 Damage Done by
Flam and Walerai “09- ~11
Chestnut Street ‘

PHILADELPHIA, April 6E.--Plnlioa
and phonograpbs were ruined todoy
whcn lire badly damaged tho buildings
occupied by the N. Stetson Piano Com-
pany and the Columbia. monograph
Company. at 110941 Chestnut street.
in the center at the city. Adjoinlnli
places wore damaged by water and
Ell; total losses are eetimaiod at 5200.-

Five music teachers who occupied

Stetson building were assisted to the
street by drama. The tire is believ-
ed to have been canned by a lighted
cigarette which had been carelessly
throw‘vn through a cutting into the

pedestripn.

(In (In
In iuulnn ll’

Recent Wholesale Maiming (l Pol;
triads Followed “by"PSixiy-
‘ . Nine Arrests

NEw'Yonx.Apm 5.4m ' recent
wholesale maimlnx and killing of
pedestrians by reckless chauffeurs
running their corn at excessive speed
In the cit culminated yeeterday in

“auto chaser-8'" by Police Communion
er Bingbam. As the result of their
first day's adorn; the auto Chasers. (Ill
mounted on fast motor cycles; rounded
up Andi arrested 65 chauuoure. who

Mrs. Charles Stevens, of Bell island

the Norwalk Hospital was chin-god
from that institution yesterddy
William Bowman, of Westport. was
operated on at the Norwullt Hospital
this morning by Dr. William J. Tracey.
Assisted by BEEF. l. Burnell.‘ , .

WANTED

 

 

whiterianblux and wden ted
bin: and iron! oi: E , _

 

rooms for light housekeeping. «(than
Iglolcnted Addronit AI W 9.. core Non
no . ' -

WANTED-«BOY
manufacturing concnrn
0.1m; (I35 g. I. no it

 

Hill It (mini FIRE ‘

apartments on the upper floor: of the ‘

basement of one of the buildings by a P

the organ ring or a special bound of ‘

were caught exceeding the speed limit. , P

who has been undergoing treatment at ,E

wauruo —— nousECLEANINo, ‘ ’
bar

WIRED -

 

WANTED -- rouNo MEN TO
slip: and local salesmen. You can

train for positions at; high clogs trav-

Steamship l‘lumlium Given a Noisy
and Heart Creating an Arriv.P ..
ing in the Buy Today

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” Ell llElllEll llllllll

Trip to East Alrican Coast to BEE
Made on This Venel ‘ '

E NAPLES. April 6~Naples is all

with keen interact today to oxtend an
enthusiastic welcome vto Theodor

Roosevelt, tanner pruidwt or to
United Siam whb arrived here a
1: 06 p. In today on board the Mole
hamburg on his way tram New you
to Mombasa. Fully 5.000 floral pr

, have come into the oils. E99.

trom' Capri, Borer-uto- and Anni

the hope of catching a glimpse
distinguished traveler. The .11de
5ng was given a noisy add bonny
greeting tron: ship to shore on s ; :.

(Continued on North Pm).

W

~OARD 0F THANKS. 9
We desire to extend our sin to
thanks to the friends. neighbors 3
various clubs for kindness allow
our bereavement“

, JOSEPH MONAGHAN
AND FAMILY.E E

. E FOR SALE
consults-«sun? contour!“ E ,

 

 

 

WANTED .. IN 3560
Addrena P. ‘

 

u mt plants. $185
J . may», West

 

greatly increaae‘ your present salary
and prospects by addressinx'Tbe‘s Sch
lera Institute. Rochester. N. Y. aiif—2t

 

limo. (In Eating” Night Bathinhoed the NP CY‘ g .,

WANTEWSIT‘UATION A'l‘ EEN
oral housework or Washing by the day
32; to do at home. Alpqulro 113 Water

, , a51t

 

WANTEDv-JIADMS TO DO SPEEG'

Experienco unnecessa
lien 75 r‘y

 

with DOWer and «(IL EE
abapo. Call at 1.1er
South PME'EIII St. ‘

 

 

lat Work at home during spare time.
William A. (Chase who has been ’ '

 

Madison Bounce, f.
I5 25 "

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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