. social trunnion of the
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Unique Allah its Givcnin the First
Methodist Episcopal Church Din-
ing-Room Last Evening
Piitliitil thin out
lIlIIiliiIlIt um um
Another Contest Now to Increase the
Membership
I'l‘hera' was a splendid sight at the
South Norwalk Methodist Church that
night. and one which was a magnifi-
cent demonstration of the great work
which the Rev. Frnnk nunweil whiter
Is accomplishing with his Sunday noon
Bible close. an organization that has
become known in every corner of the
town and still further.
Gathered around fables heavily lud-
on ’with all of the good things that
go to make up a delicious turkey sup-
DC: were sortie 150 inch. everyone of
them drown there by the strong pur-
aonnlity of Dr. Walter. a man who
fairly radiaicn strength and vitality.
Dr. Walter is a man‘s man In every
sense or the word and not alone that.
he is of the vigorous type of clergy-
tuau that appeals to man, woman and
child. llis ministry at thia church in
phyla-g to be one of the moat success-r
fui periods in the whole history of
the church. About six feet, tall. bread
of shoulder, possessing the frankcsl of
nut turnout
tut nu run
Fog. Rain and' Hairy Seas Caused
Accident. But Captain Relusca
to Leave the Vessel
NEW YORK; .lau. tiered south-
uaster brought a marine victltu to the
Jersey can I today. when, ”In the
thick weather. the his threeinnaiod
Italian bat-it Flirtuno. from Barbadoea.
November til for New York. ran her
prow on a bank off Sltlpbottotu near
hung Bench. N. J. The voanei appur-
cnlly was ticuwortliy when aha ground-
cd anti no the chore to not a rocky one
alto in not believed to tie in immediate
danger. in spite of fog, rain and the
heavy sea. which made progress diffi-
cult. the Sltlpbottotn life saving crew
Hueccctlctl in getting out a hunt and
maklntz ttI'e bark.
When the life savers reached the
stranded vessel she appeared to be
rentlntgeuay and her captain rcfuaed to
abandon her. He naked. however, for
immediate assistance find the revenue
cutter service watt notified to mend it
veascl front Sandy Hook to her usaia-
iunce. A wrecking tug. from thin city
will also be aunt in the aid of the
hark.
'l‘lip vcouol lien ulnutt half a mile off
shore with her cuplitin anti crew rc’
muinlug on board.
NEW ELECTRIC FREIGHT
ENGINES ARE COMPLETED
The new electric motors which will
he lltlt‘d in extmrituentnl work by the
New Huven road in hunting freight.
froth Stamford to Went, Mount Vernon.
have been completed at the Pittaburlt
plant of the Wuatlnghouae company
und will be sent to stumford In a few
dayu to be tried out.
The engines are of two entlrnly dlr.
toront type» and careful account will
be kept of their nebitu'untouta In econ-
omy and power and they will be the
battle ttpon which future orders for
electric freight engines are bauud.
It In acid that the engines will hunt
almost twice as much freialil M any
two ntcnnt engines owned by the road
One of the engines is equipped with
side rod very much in appearance
like the shafts of a steam engine. while
the other to direct connected as is a
trolley car.
my NURSERY wnts‘r
‘CLUB cameraman-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 6. Lyon were hoot .
and portions tor loci evening‘s appoint
Day Numnt
Whitit Club, The club is ennuntiuily ti.
indloa‘ organization and holds It remi-
for meetings afternoon. but coca-tout
titty the men are invited to be present.
At. ouch timon the moottuga are in
the evening. as on thin occasion. No
bridal are played for but the hi h
aoorca were made by Mra. (loom .
Van Matty-no on the ladlea' side null
or. drum .for the men. There were
live table-in lilo. other diver-aloha
of trimming basic. ,wbiat were Inlllt
titttluiiili it?
downturn
D. Louis lhdrtgan to Sum D. W.
Harlcrd. ,Whoae- Resignation is
to Take Place February 1
A special meeting of the South Nor-
walk Fire Department was held taut
evening at the headquarters of l‘ul-
court-lose Company. Chief Engineer
tilurold lt‘. Clark prouidod. The roots.
nation or D. W. Hnrfurd. who was
elected secretary 'oi‘ the department In
December last, was read and accepted.
Mr. llarford resigned on account of
rrcaotlt‘o of other duties in connection
with his recent appointment all tire
marshal and building Inopector or the
city. lle expressed deep regret at
giving up the position of secretary.
and had only the best wishes for the.
department and pledged lliluilalf to do
Wiiutevm- he could to further its tu-
fcrosts. '
On motion it was voted that one but-
let he cant for 1). Louis ihdrllrun as
Mr. l-lurford‘n successor. and this one
done. the vote being unanimous. Mr.
lutlrlgun will take up the duties of
the. office Februlry l.
A letter of appreciation. received
some. time ago. was rend from Luther
M. Wright. who hunt-lily thanked the
members of the South Norwalk Fire
Department for tlte'vuiuuble serviced
rendered at the tire. corner of North
Main ‘and Union streets. lust shutout»
bei'.
PRIJIESSIIR FISHER
l8 tilillt Illlllliii
Middlelown' Mayor Winning by 91
Votes—Democrats Are Victorious
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. Jan. lit—-
l’rofcsoor Willard (:. Hither. Democrat,
was elected mayor of thin city in the
annual city election yesterday. detent-
ing hie opponent on the Republican
ticket, Alderman Eugene J. Clark by
{it votct». Profcanor Planer in u mutu-
bcr of the Wealeyuu univernlty lacul»
ty. The Iuromlug administration will
be lknuocratic by nine to seven.
The llemoctntn elector) two alder-
tncn, four councilman and the col-
ieetor of inert. The Republicans no.-
('lll‘Otl one alderman, two eouuclltnou
and the contractor.
Mayor Finhcr was the first to cast
hir. vote when the polio opened yon
terday morning. [it the clone of vol
tug at 2 o'clock it lotll of 1.718 votes
had been cost. This in prayer Flaner‘n
third term and the fourth time be has
run for tbe.otllce, the third time moot-
Ing defeat at the hamlet of Mcnunounh
ltuascll. a Republican.
littlilttliltl tilt
is run Itiill
Charged With White Slave Trallic
~U. 3. Immigration Ollicrrs
Ron I it Matt Down
WA'i‘lCllllUllY, .luil. ltl.~I--Atitlruw
lxizdowaki, 3ft yearn old, of thin city.
Willi nrrcated taut night, on the charge
of participating Iu uhite nlave truffle
by inducing a younit girl In a small
village near hIa home In Runnlu to
come to America. United tllaiua Inimi-
nrittlou Instructor Knrl Bawor Clllll'.
here from idlitu inland and with the
aid of the local police succeeded in lo-
cating imadowokl at his borne. LoaI
dowultt. who to married and has lived
here for uuvoral yearn. returned to
tltioalu that April and Induced the girl
to accompany him on promise of mar‘
rlugc. The two arrived on tho l.uaI~
tania tout June and it Is alleged lived
for several month: near Philadelphia.
Ii Annual be abandoned her Ind
she wua forced on the atreeia of Phila-
dolphin.
Boverul woclfn ago «he innde corn
ptalnt to the inunlxration bureau and
tho Inspectors traced lpadowskl to
Waterbury. ‘
OLD WELL MAOONIC LODGI.
Pater Decker Chosen Praaldont and c.
P. Milla Vice-Praetdont.
The annual election of oftlcora of
Old Wctt Masonic mono was held last.
evening at tbolitaaonic Building In
South Moln‘ntroct. The following di-
rectorii were ohoaon: (3. .ii‘. Milla. ti.
Swarta, It. M. Wilcox. W. B. Hubbub.
Thaddeus Guyor. M. c. Hitc. if. f.
Lowmlca and .i. H. H. Cantos.
The directors elected these oflieera:
Preotdcn lumber . tracker.
Vice-proliidont-vfi. r. nun.
Troaaomm-Ci. dwnrta.
ilecroturywlt. M. Wilcox.
‘Oounaelf—ylolvin. it. Light.
uouoav.“1iitg tuition water
A very Nomi. melon of the Mon-
day Afternoon» Whlattliub wan held
yesterday afternoon. The meeting was
with him. Morton if. Quintard. of
Washinatcnwatratit. by. Walter B.
Munro watt awarded on first prize
and tire. tiavi W; hormone the no-
oad. MranWt tutti Wt Lister will be
“the hwmryfilttattfltykmw than
I lilillllé w H
titwlllll
City or Norwaik. At... Hun... n...
that Statements trom Interested
Parties. Acts
illil liill lllii" lilil
llliti hill llil lliililll
Committee on Finance Borrow: $5.-
000 lrom Water Commissioners
The meeting of Norwalk‘n City
turmoil. that [ll'utllliltld some lively
developments because of the Milne-
Moorc cane, proved a comparatively
cult-l affair. cure for a few good-unt-
urotl verbal npurriug and fencing
mutt-hon. Captain Moore. of Hope
Hose company. against whom Chief
Milne. of the Fire ‘llepurtmant. had
preferred neouaatiomt. on the ground
of disobedience of orders. watt oom-
pietely exonerated a second time. and
the cane wan dlnmlaeed.
That there was expectation of a
lively mectihg was shown by the crowd
that ttlnlpl)’ packed the nnlcchamber
to suffocation. The whole attention re.
aoIved Itself into it matter of accept-
ance of reporta l-‘irat Aaslatnnt Chief
\l'. .l. l’owell delivered (thief Mllne'tt
orders verbatim; he claimed he cold
one thing. the notes all taken at. Hope
Ilene meeting did not agree with or-
erything be said; in fact. there was an
omission of the pblnt on which the
whole cane blotted the number of men
to be carried on the auto truck in
cane of alarm. An there watt no one
present froth New ilooc Company.
which turned ottt alumni to it onto. to
corroborate tilr, Powell's testimony.
the cutie 31.. by vote of the. council.
illuminated, .
The meeting thinned all 8:20 The
Milne-Mime (nine won immediately ro-
opened by Councilman Milne. who
united t‘urporatlon Counsel Walsh to
take charge of the ease. l’t‘trat Anoint-
aut t‘hlef W. .l. Powell was examined
by Mr. Wulub.
Q.-~llid you receive a rennet-it froth
Mr. Milnu with reunrtl to inntrucllonn
to go to Captain Motive? .
A." I did.
In reply to in query from Mr. \l‘nlnh.
Ml‘.yl’0WI'll tulid he had received or
Illll‘t; to no lo t‘nptain Moore and con
tl‘outlnued on third paw
~ Let-Intros Ilrou. at Illuscer‘tt. \\‘nlt
street.
BRIDGEPORT BOY KILLS
HIMSELF FROM REMORSE
lllllllOEPtllt'l‘. t‘uiitr. .lnn. lie-lien.
iatuin Whyiuud. n youth of ltl yenrn.
who molded with tile \vldtiwutl mother.
Mrs. Tlturoua Whyluutl. and his broth.
era. at it! Enxlnwood avenue. this city.
committed suicide by initial: chloro-
form ai his home at an early hour but
evening. The family was out at tlto
time. but on their return found thu
youth ticad In bed. 0n the lulilc be.-
sldetho bed was found ti tumbler of
water and u nntail pltiul which smelled
of chloroform. .
A few wot-kn ago young Whyluutl
wan before the superior court on the
charm: of robbery. having robbed hla
brother Joseph Whyland. At the time
of the theft the, brother wna aaloep in
bed. . Young Whylantl ndmtniatered
chloroform to him and extracted a roll
of bills and a gold watch from beneath
hia pillow: lie went off to New York
and spent the money. The court gave
the youth a term in tall. but auction-
dud mutation. placing the young man
In charge of the proba'tiou officer. The
boy waa a victim of unnatural proc-
ticoa which undermined his mind.
W
ORDIR OP OOLDIN OOIPTRL
Members organize the Golden Sceptre
Ioolat Club.
Member? of the Order of the fluid-
on one t‘ro root at the home or Mrs.
it. i... right. in Monroe utraoi. tut
cveniol. end or niaott a club. which
Club. ,
’rho tabla-t” caldera were elected:
.i’midon I . annte .3. Joyce.
VlooPraaidcntm—bm. l-t. Wright.
Secretary-mum. Lillian Merriam.
't‘rciaourer—«Mra. Mary Cole. . ‘
Light ‘rofroahmenta were served and
a aooial tints enjoyed. The club will
It?“ to first and third Mooney of
‘ a mo b
t.1!i
i ”a
llh‘lnfrod 'l‘. Dillllitlll tutti
‘r‘ttnsaVZithcI‘rnonAu. mm or run we to in}. a; at»
4.... u—m-
oroua otatento‘; . ‘fiooretnry Bailingor
that night replied to the chem» made
against him beforo the hence commit.-
tco on expenditures in the interior do-
partmcnt. by Representative Hitch.
cock. of Nebrulta. Hr. Balitnzor
branded as "ridiculously fable" the alt
lentions of catr "variance. wrong-
doing and favoritlntn, ti hla part. An 1
result of Mr. Hitohsoclt'a teatimony
before the commit It will booth on
Investigation Induce . out of that to be
conducted by the joint committee of
convene. ‘I .
Nothing definite” ll undetermined
regarding the Built .r'l'tncbot inven-
tlgntion before the nuhlcan caucm
to hold. which will likely be tomorrow
or Thursday limit. Thouuloctlon by
the Democrats not Roproaontntlvoa
James. of Kentucky. and lininuy. of liv
limits. as the minority nidmhcra of the
Investigating committee. has occasion-
on an outbunit in different «nurture
of the Republican clue and particular-
ly on the part of a few of, the Incur-
tronln who very bitterly oppose the
Democratic selection. 7 "
The house eradication also does
not approve of the choice of the minor
ity. but it In doubtful If the majority
leadora will undertake to defeat them
or to dictate the upwlniment or oth-
era in their plocu.
IItiiiItil iii ultra .
nu tunic run
A Success Both: Shoaliy lull Finan-
cially and Everything Diapond ol
The fair of South Norwalk Council.
Knights of Coluluhua. and the Dinghy
turn of Irnlwlln, who brought to it
clone that night tn the quarters In
South hintn atroct. There was another
large attendance and the event wait
a great aerial and nonmetal meow.
ice cream. cake and wotcctlouery
were merited. and “07'“th ill the
variou. booths watt dupe-ed of before
the evening vrtut ovcr.
The onwrtuinturm prolrllt includt
ed a vowel aluminum: lilo: Helena
Nillord; violin and piano duct by
idiom Leonora Ward and Vita Fet‘tr
uy. Matter O‘Donnur alua layonora.
All the urtilta were at their boat and
I‘l‘rhondctl to nurtures.
The Ku-Iuhta and munitions desire
to extend their hearty thanks to till
who nuslntcd In making the anil’lr u
httt‘t‘t'lll.
Pillll liltitiiiliili'.
ill PiliSIliiiil ltil
Number ol Nominations Made. In.
eluding that ol Postmaster
Marigold
\l'ArlllINIl'l‘th. .lnuuury In,I--»I'rcuiI
dent ’l'nft tiled tealcrdny lll‘l’t‘l‘tll vaI
cnuctea in the courts of lluwntt by the
Iolqu-tnu ntuulnuliouu sent to the. hen
ate. all of the appointees being rent
tlt-utn of the inland:
To be United States tllttirlct iudnc.
Alt‘xhlidt‘r O. M. ltohcrlnon; to be any
nociute justice auprctue court of
tlnwnli, John T. Detroit; to he. third
Judge. limit circuit court of lino/nil.
William J. Robinson.
The preoidcnt ubio sent in the neu-
ute todny nominations of the follow-
Inn United states nturnbula: Roth
llulloek. dIntrIet of ilnuth iiukotn;
)nuu Ilurry I'm-tor. \vcnleru l‘cnuayl-
runln: John I“. llorr. stunner-n t‘turl-
do: W. l". ('oIiIua. southern Minamoto
pl: (‘lni‘nncc ll. t-lmithcrurdualeru Vlr~
ginla: tlarry n. ltuabund. l’ortu ltlcu.
To be anoint-tut attorneys mineral.
I). ii'rnnlt
Lloyd. of New York.
To be linttetl Staten utlorncyu. John
M. ("ht-hey. smitltorn district of Flori-
du: Lunln it". bowls. for the aoutbcrn
diatrlct of Virginia.
To be collectorn oi cuntuma. Frank
L. Show In Machine. Mo; Frank D.
Lowe. Cape Vincent. N. l'.
George hi. liuwers. of Went Virginia.
to be United titatca conuntotilonor of
tbth and unburied.
llnitcd clinics District Judge Loyal
'l‘. Knapper of Michigan. to succeed
Judge Horace hurton on Judge of the
iinitod Staten circuit. court. sixth ctr-
cttit.
Arthur C. Doninun. of Michigan. to
Ittccocd .ludtio Knappcr on the din-
trIct bench.
William III. Marigold to be innit-
mntitor in llrldxcpofl. Conn.
M. w
OINTRAL' NA'f‘lONAl. IANK Olt'i-
clna. .
y'l‘he directors of the Central Na-
thoynamod the Idea 3mm“ Social itionai Banlt ornantod for the year you:
lord” no toilet" :
nrcoldcntwfloorno oil. Holman.
Vioo-praaldono—Harvey - M. Kent.
Cashier-«W. A. Curtis.
”fedora-(louvre a. llama .
Bookkeepcrwlwlc a. doctrine.
Allllhtfll‘it. bookkeeper .. Edit-rd
Bill‘fl‘t ethane . I
cadmium. ct blmor’a. Wall
moot. _ ( ~ ‘ street.
' whooioiroa Brutal owner. Wail
iI“".t
I I.. a;
Tumour. dilution? to. Into.
Marginal)! cloudy and colder with ‘3'
wow; brick and high comb and ninth
m width Ibiftlng to northwest: tau
tonight ‘
‘ wnnrnnn'mnncno’r;
Rain or snow tonight, colder; Wod-
tuuus ‘
tRiIiPAliitl
Jersey City Aggregation ol Basketball
Players Deieala Norwallts by
' Score ol 22 to 20 I
Iiiilli sum
illiIIIililIti rut It
Both Contests Among the Most Ex-
citing Ever Held in the Amory
‘ in n rattling some of baakutbnll at
the armory. taut night. the Norwalks
went down before the swiftcst attack
faced this winter. losing to the lite.
mend Wanderers. of Jersey City. 22 to
20. The Norwalk High school team
out one. over on the Overlook need
only live. the verdict reading lit to It.
A large number of people won in at:
tendancc, the High school being well.
represented.
Owing to the illuetnt of smith. who
was laid up with qutuay sore threat.
the local quintet. who a trifle handicap
pod Iaot evening. flurry Unblll tackled
Stuttb‘a job of making monkeys of
opposing centers. and Ulhlll perform»
tut well at the strange nutrition. Prank
iunruiorl. of butt winter's Montnults.
mt hilt chance. with that cfillltnttl)‘
loatovoulnu. and anion chewed the
doubtful once that he with no weak
amt. Thomas III. l‘torucy. the Team I"
ntnr for mnny yearn. Went. in at, for-
ward for his old tenth and ripped
(Continual on Fifth Page.)
littllll lil till
illllli Ill Sill“ Illtlltl
Paulhan Did 75 Miles in Lao Than
Two Hours Yesterday
not; menace. (ht. Jun. Itl.—I-»-If
Ideal Weather mrllttuun of yesterday
prevail filial" today. Glenn It. Curing
will attempt the tent of an aeroplane
flight from here to San Diego. The peo-
ple of San Diego have offered n puree
of $9.“th for the flight and that (Turtles
will make the flight to certain.
The dintuiuc is till miles by air line
and Paulhun did it’- tnIItIr In lusts than
two hours yeatcrduy over the Domin-
xnm murau ubitc trying to heat Par-
tllun'u lH-iiillc record.
If (‘urtiua mallet. it tt‘l’lh)‘. it will lie
the flint time. as far as known that it
man butt down between two cltlca so
far apart. It in an extremely hnaat'I
tloutt undertaking. however. an the
minim will IN‘ compelled to cross a
range of mountains. or will have to
fly uvel‘ the Pacific ticean for nearly
the entire dintanec.
Even if (‘rrthta does make the flight.
I‘nuiliun Is likely to do It also. for he
nlwnys takes any rink in share in bon-
nru achieved by rivals.
An llllllI'tlllll‘I‘lllt'llt probably will be
forthcoming today definitely dw-Inrina
that the aviation meeting. which be.
can January to, und in acbcduled to
clot-re on the 30th. will not be extended
beyond that date. Curtiaa and Paul-
hnn have been under a terrific utratn
for the Inn! eight tlmu. umnuinx thous-
and» by courting death hourly. and
both have uxprcancd the deulre for a
few dnyn' rout.
lllltliill lilliiIl
Elliilllil tittllllill’
LONDON. .lnn. lil.»-(3mupletod ro-
Iurnn froth realm-day‘s eloctiona for
members of Parliament make the
standing of the portion to date on tel.
Iowa:
Government coalition: Liberate. lit:
laborites. l7: lrlah~NutIoouliata. lti.
Opinntitionwtinluniata. till; not Utt-
iuniat (hill. on.
F RIGHTENBD TO DEATH
MOTHER'S PATHETIC FATE
l‘l'l‘TilllUllft, .lnn. tile-“After having
lain In a trance for three months and a
hull. lira. Kate Menduloohn died at. o
hoapital hero yeiitorday. ‘
Mrn. Mottdoltiohu'u .huabund awoke
on the «night of Bantamtor 30 and
totind his wife In at comatose state.
Their baby lay on tucfloor uninjured.
Immunity having fallen out of. bed.
Mr. Mondolaohn Ihltl‘ no knowlcd-o of
whet but taken place before he awoke,
but he tblulta that his wife moat have
been shocked into uncouwiouanoaa
when the bony tumbled out of bad. no
having that the child haul been killed.
3..
fruit. but since the baby‘a tall alto had
not. apolton a word.
, locum.
. .Piiyaici'a’na and someone have been
bottled. find they expect to hold an
t
‘4‘
Sin! had'ueon‘ln normal health. though N
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flowers 1
it till llll’ Jill
lion on Norwallt Striker at the.
' County Jail _
Deputy Sheriff Doolan went to the
county jail yesterday and served tau
uttmutloti on the body of John J. Hi:-
gins. the South Norwnlk hatter. who
wait recently ordered to pay Nollie
Anderson domngcs or 0600 and costs
by a jury In the civil superior court.
It was rumored that an effort would
be made to secure lliggluc‘ release. so
Attorney John J. Walsh. of nerve"...
reprenentins Nellie Anderson. took
ntopa to prevent It. Higgins will have
to remain in jail until a hearing in
held on his petition to be allowed to
take the poor debtor's oath.
Higgins was sued by Nellia.Antlcr-
wn for 85.000 datnaxea. tilleclatmetl
that In April. 1909. illgslns attacked
her an ahe watt leaving work in the
factory of Crofut a Knapp. and in-
fltctod novorc injuries upon her. Mics
Anderson was it itirllte breaker.
illitiillhtll lillPEllliIiI
Oyster Establishments Have Been Un-
der Surveillance lor Some Time
For more than a week a govort merit
inctmctor has been busily engage vial.
ting pincen of business In this city and
his stay here hart excited
amount of comment. though no claims
have been made that his operations
have not been legitimate. 'l‘hta lnspec~
tor'tt name is Raynor and It is stated
that the government has 28 men going
about the country In the some capa-
city.
inapector Raynor was said to be
aioppiuu at the Mnhacttemo Hotel, but
his name could not belound on the
register.
in connection with his visit to this
city, It has been reported that twenty
barrela of oysters shipped to Chicago
were coined. At the nillee of the ship
per. however. it was stated that if this
watt true it was news to them. They
could not see how there was any truth
in the report and they do not know
anything about it.
The Inspector hurl been visiting all
of the oyster catablishmcutn and auth-
oring information. ldkewlnc. it in also
stated that the dntg stores have been
visited.
itiillili illilllll iii ,
lIIt Hilllfllltll Gflttllll
The t‘tutranl in now printing an
earlier edition than heretofore that
R003 south on the 3:14 a. In. New
York train. lly this theatre "The
t‘ouruut" in for sale at the Grand
Central station and elsewhere In New
York before 8 o‘clock. This will be.
a convenience for those who take the
morning train froth New York.
Pucnctuera on the S or 9 o‘clock train
will be able to get The l‘ourant be
fore leaving the tirantl Central atn~
lion,
lty catching this early train The
(‘onrnnt abut serves the southern and
ironic": auction of the state to better
advantage. Cities and villages In the
Natuatttck and lloucatunlr valleys
which hitherto have not been reached
till well along iowardn noon are now
served several houru earlier. That the
people itt this section appreciate the
change in already shown to largely in‘
creation anion. Order the paper from
your newedualer.
MOTORMAN KILLED IN
COLLISION AT BRANFORD
IlllAva‘thli. .lnn. lit—4n a head-tin
colllaiou between a trolley extortion
cnr. bound for New Haven and a pitti-
st‘uucr trolley running to Stony
Creek. ibla morning. at Pine Orchard.
the motorman of the pnsticnm car.
William linker. of New Haven. won
instantly killed. and both cars badly
damaged.
The collinton occurred on a curve
near the Pine Orchard Chapel and just
beyond a witch. the line at that point
being a single track. There were four
pattoonmtra on the Stony Creek car.
but none were Injured. although they
were severely shaken up. Accordion
to Archibal you. a incnscnner on the
trolley exp as. the passenger car
should havh waited on the witch un-
til the other had passed. and to no
failure to do thih. the collision in laid.
Daniel O'Gormnn. motcrtnau of the
express. was slightly hurt. ,
Baker was a married man and liv-
ed on Ferry ctraot. New Haven. He
leaves a wife and five children.
rmao ,ron “Lune ctoen: ‘
Hermanitleileoltl who conducts n
malt atom at No. 1 Day Itroot. was
hood slit rind coola this morning. on a
chem of calling cider without a it.
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WANTED. .
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Norwnlk. utoro t atom or via
editable for mililigry uainosa. Ailing:
. ... euro Sentinel.
Wauraomuaenm are. use ‘
to learn the trade. Nol'wolk'dron chill:
south Norwulk. :15 3t
WANTlD—A COMMENT tilltf.‘ A8
glmtnbormuid and waitretut. Call oven-
A?” Mrs. H. 8. Lockwood, 60 Elmwood
O.
wnurcoLonn-ouan'rnn n. r.
electric Inclur. Puckinx beach for auto.
Schumann Art Print. - till it
WANTED-«BY YOUNG CUIJPI. 2.
three or four furuln ed rooms for II? t
housekeepimr. cunt Iy located. w to.
atntlng particulars. to "H.." care Elven—
tng Sentinel. 518 at
WANTED-«TWO EXPERIENCE!) OF-
orutora on Brenotier or dinner but l‘ll‘r
clilncn. l‘uy weekly or coo work. Max
kippcnhclm. 30 Main t.. Brooltlynmhgft
WANTED—1‘0 BUY. ALL KINDS 0'
cattle and poultry. Baal prion Dild- E:-
v Rh“-
tra price. for on. H. Friedman.
3g?“ Turnpike. south Norwllk. 13%.
WANT!D-TEN THOUSAND FEAT“-
ar beds. Pay the highest cnait rice. Also
unlit no furniture. Address a. euro
Rent not Office. dill) “I
W "WFBVSTIIE‘
FOR GALE—«SINGLE tild'litlll. IN—
uulro 33 Iinyview Ave. its ill
TO. LET
To LET—I—Iltillsm 0F SEVEN ROOMS
with l ‘roycntonitt. ll Hut-rill live. In-
uulm as). in. A. Woodward. «to North
Main lit.“ ‘ it if
nwruaé‘é‘ NOTICES.
daemon noun. ms wnauuro‘.
$2M'l ”it. '°'u:i'.§“r3'm‘l."°’m' “ti-'5
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reformatted. Table that clue: all home
cookl and betting. [tate- r .
w. It. cllor. Prop it
.Wnlll TREATED FOR mama Aim
lags». Tree: trimmed. pruned and fairs
till . cavities cleaned. tmtcd and tilted.
whom the true in soon condition. Trac-
oaun oil free. Joseph Cornell. iron
act at ‘and ontomoiollu. Norvulk.
I. -
ulcrno PLATING or LL minus.
bran. and n citet. noon-o.
old . n mill and black mu mu»
minor ptumbon' anogtioa nod baa
mould and minute Ito "thinly“ I
tabla um ti. Mom I: sort. me
It. Tot. ill-I. ‘ -
PROFESSIONAL, I
ancutnALn -, ll ,
rancher of ' . r it .
Brt method. I
.rtlat Church.
'1‘ mo;
Iliillltlillilti lllttfli
illlllltll'll’iitt'l‘. Jan. l8.-—Thc James
Mullins. whose partly clothed body
was found In an alley In the rear of
a building at Main street and lliilon
Square. last Wednesday night. fell to
his death front the fourth story of the
building. while In a semi-conscious
condition. as u remit of d quarrel be-
tween filuillns and anathet- man. In
her roolnu. is the version of the death
told to the police todut by Clint
Sprnguc. who who arrolltlid at Dun-
bury. taut night. accord“: to a state-
ment given out at police commuters
during the morning.
When the woman watt hrreated at
llut ury she died all knowledge of the
add r and maintained hor denial when
brought toI this city. into teat night.
‘I‘htu morning she was given a search-
in: examination lasting about two
hours by t‘nptain Arnold...“ a mull;
of which she told dotalht of the cir-
cumstances said to have led up to the
death.
For the first hour she ntoutly denied
all knowledge of the affair. but later
broke down and confessed. 8M acid
that she met Mullins at. the City Hull
early on Wednesday evening and lint:
he naked her to go with him to hot
mama. she agreed to thin. On their
arrival there they found it Frodarloh J.
Raynor. who had been occupying the
mount with her. Mulllnu. nho cold. ,
neut out ltnynor for nomethtns to
drink and later they all did me ‘
drinking. Mullins had thrown ofteomo
of hill garments. and later the two man
got into an argument over some lobar
organisation question. which time!
then come to blow. Raynor airlift“ ..
Mullins under the eye. Mullins and
in a partly conscious condition..ldtu
aald. when they put him out of thti
room and told him woo. 8hr:
ltna had apparently fIlIon to tho;
ground while In hi: all!
aaya aha and Raynor alned _
Bridgeport that ullht that wont to
Dnnhury the next day. II .
MASONIC GRAND wool: ‘ ._ ____
- T0 near ill Handball
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grand lodge of connocllout hi to...“
hold at Hartford. commencing fat lt' ‘_
m. on Wedneodoy and conduct“
through Thursday. At tilla melon tho
annual reports wiit be rand and colour!
will be elected for the obihllll’ roan .
_ This evening a banquet will be Mir
dared to retiring Grunt Kaolin W“
i}. '1‘. (it-anoint. of Litehdold.‘ it tho
cards hotel. it to bolicvolt that Ni
Fred A. Vorpianclt. of M lunch“-
t-hliiir‘; r
James Mullins Was Pounded to Death ‘
heated and art it recall. of which tit! fl
n’rho woman. 9' y
“‘1 .
The annual meeting oftho Mountain .,
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2'4
Raynor then left the building. not. I
new mutt router on mutated ohm . '
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