li‘
Everett C. ,Byinpiou and Samuel Fox
.Secure Bondsmen in Ilié‘Sum
ol $750 Each
lIIillIiIl I. built
RiIilIIi Ill IIII
Goods That Have Been Recovered
Are in Police Station
Two of the men ‘occused of being
implicated in the systematic plunder-
ing of the South Norwnlii depot omen
of the Adams Express Company, lev
erett S. Byiugtou, driver of one of the.
wagons. and Samuel Fox, n ladles‘ tull-
or doing business at 3! Main street.
Norwutlt. and charged with receiving
stolen goods, were released yesterday
afternoon inte‘ou bonds of $750 apiece.
The third man. William (9.. Iver-son,
the night man til the depot, who it is
calmed procured the express prick
ages and in whose home time was
foluid the greatest quantity of goods,
bud not musty seemed u. bondsnlun and
was still locked up iii the Havilnlid
street police station.
Who the Bondsman Are.
Herman Quittner qualified as bonds-
msu for Fox and Richurd .i. Cutbill for
Byingion. Fox stoutly maintains that
he. did not act as It stool but both By-
lugton nlid Everson stick to their ori-
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(Continued on Eighth Page.)
”...—...“...
Illliill Intuit lIIlIi
nu IIII ennui
Another Disstilislietl Liliglnl HHHHVanls
$500 Apiece lor His Three Teeth
lll the Superior Court yesterday,
the short oulendnr’tiet, Atorney
l'. t‘lurit, or Stamford. presented
motion that Ibo court set aside the
judgment lit the unit of (‘Iiurles V.
Me ‘.tiutI, oi‘ Stutnfol‘d. litmlnst i’etor
Mrtlulrt». This is the rose where the
jury illlilwt'il the plltinltff but. 8300 tor
the (ll‘lllll of his son, It boy of H yours.
The court refused to confirm tho
lilliottnt null l‘l‘Ht'l‘Vt'il decision.
i‘tuinnl'I tor llll' llt‘li‘llfli‘ hurl: llikt‘n
iIli ilppt-tll to the Hilltl‘lmlti t‘lllli‘l sitti-
lng tlItlt illt' judge urrt-ti in setting
:Isitlt- tht- vl-rtlit't
Atornoy t‘IIII'tt itlso ilntl onolbrr nio-
llon for iinotlier i‘lll‘lll. llrllililil. tor lit»
bio tiniutlgos. The court also reervI-d
Its dominion in this motion. in tblt
«use Wlllliilll Turner or (lrw-nwirh
“'th nwurtit-tl by it jury llllllmltvti of
soon from John Johnson. Jr. ulso of
(il‘t't‘llwlf'll. ’I‘tirner, it ooh driver wnn
t'Ilil into by Johnson's auto
lit the liilxiip. 'l‘ui‘tier ltutt llll‘t'i'
tooth, the jury ullowittit iiiln moo
.iohnuou udtnllivd that he won vitriol-d-
but the speed limit, but bt-enuno the
ultiro of tin ott'vtrit- light ho won able
to sm- 'I‘urner'u t-ub. tinder the buy in
unite of thin kind. the piulntiit mm rt».
cover trublt» liltmuuun.
IIIIIIiIIi'I'IWcIut"
blunt null
Iti unlit! of tho storm. ltiiii evening.
the l’lllltllhilt'i. Clans. of llw Htitilli
Nnrwslk linptbu Church. lilltl Inuit
frientlttt to the number of nnout till
authored hi the homo of Mitts Minute
Ferris. of Seaview avenue. East Non
will. for u sootlti evening. The bount-
wlul prettiiy derorutod With ferns null
lit’itl‘lil. the Inuor a tattoo of at. viii-
entitle. All ouch guest entered they
ware presented with I portion of a
heart. the lllllflni‘t‘ of whioh'wsll found
later in the evening. Otto of the spots-
ioi feature:- was an Iltlilltm stile. (POI!-
ducted by Mr». George H. limit. who
noted no auctioneer. The hard coin
used in the purchase of the. VM‘ltlll!
articles was llle.gtft of the beaten
and proved to be Baotou my beam.
on
1:.
ll
' flush: not rendered by several situate.
various games were indulged in. one
being the ununglinp or a woven
which brought each thinnber Ii valen-
this.
After 5 bountiful milhttoo vm firth
all the so ' s deported. voting It the
, that Mitch ill mt ”flair of the ties:
H u.
£r..‘4.>. ......
Pl...
Plan and Scope Committee oHHl Thirty-
live Prominent Citizens
.is Anointed
n step forward but night. when at on
H enthusiastic meeting of about fifty lu-
tee was appointed to tulle definite now
tlon towards the erection of it new
building. The meeting was held in the
Town Assembly hall. with E. J. Tho-
n‘bus chairman and Thomas A. Skelly
s oretttry. A committee. to be known
tiiiI-tyutlve prominent men of Norwullt
was appointed to receive
lions relutivo to the new theatre.
bring the total up to $25,000 as soon
court room to report.
of tilt subscribers
is the following:
Thomas, W.
..l l'lillllOll. ("leorgol Huston, M
RHioIdtiu (‘ol. (l D Russell S.
unis. Joint W. Hoyt. It. E. Dunn. ll, P.
Lester Hyatt. ll.)
Skelly. M.
John Malone. Morris Stilll. Samuel l.
Wood.
M. it.
Dr. W.
Harvey Kent, .lohu llevine. Sr..
H. l-lttrdwit-k. A. t‘.
8 Raymond. Clin’tles .\'. Wood.
l~‘. Horns and Charles Page.
SHHHHl HHH HIES
Glover, llr.
While Sitting ill Class Room
Splinter in Foot and Sullrretl
Untold Agony
.\‘ld\\' HAVEN. l‘cb. l2."
ill of liorntliy Louder,
sti'et-t.
tor into her
(ii
died from lockinw,
titty “lit'l‘nllOIl.
old und the Ctltlh't‘ oi llt‘i‘ dontll did tlu'
was bold
duy.
Ilol'tilliy wuu sitting in NW
room vending
onusotl Ii pniuiul
the big too.
wound lost
It won Imtrliuu today that
low fitntily rt-Ileveti her lliilil.
... ...—... ......Wm
PllPLlll PINKS
.... «Wm—... ..
The subject to be heated by
'uuy which line yet been .'IlVI‘ll.
We have us yet no plibltr pnrlts tu
pluyurounds.
dint of our public nrhooln
have on:
cells pvrloti except the Nil‘t'i‘lti.
oi’ publtr purllil.
,At the «nine limo.
llohltillon, who vlulterl the city
your. declared that we hull intuit
inllt'ltublo uttvuututtou for development
In this Import.
merit, for which the mot would
merely for the ground line".
will illustrate with tho utmpoptloon
or cities. and “also to cities like our
own.
lowing numbers:
OrgstwOifortory In D. . . . . .
orchestra and organ-woo Glutton-
Orgttn and omhustrowméroeuse."
from Joyeoiyn...............tlodtirl
Nflltlthmh train itivnsi Wagner
WM
wvols'ntbm‘ml It. ll“. How a min
street, for the 14th. " .
Norwulk'a theatre proposition took-
terested in a new theatre, s commit-
as the plan tind scope Committee. of
subscrip-
tions, canslder sites ttnd any sugges-
It
is stntcd that :1 number of prominent
men are ready to subscribe enough to
us it certain amount is secured. The
committee will look into various sites
and their availability and Tuesday.
it‘obrunry 15. will meet in the town
Wednesday.
February 23 there will be. a meeting
The committee nppoiotsd last night
L. Olsen. John Newltind.
Al-
Prloe, Herbert H. Smith. Thomas A.
J. Howard, James .1. Room.
Sumuel Lyrics, Wallace ilunu.
Dexter Hltt'llt'ut'll.
.l. Tracey. (fluirleu H. Dilwortli.
(‘leorgu
Wheeler, tleorgo
l‘l'it'l‘
tuiiucnlw
Got
The t'Iilil~I‘<
.'.?» I'opinr
li‘uir l-lttron. who run It Hilllll'
l'ool Wlllll' tn llll' school
rootn inst wedk illltl who subsequently
yester-
lhli‘ullly Wits six yetil's
bccoub- known to 'llt' public until to-
close
'1 boolt when she gilVi‘
under
the sill had llN'll hilth'l‘llL: IIIIiittoruiilo
unruly for the post few tlttys und lm-k-
IND PLAY GROUNDS
llr.
Mutilnrlnnd lit the tilurtluy Evening in
utitulo. ltutioi-row evening, in ill'l‘llililll
of more inilnadihto looul Interest limb
in moot mines tho thI‘
plnce in which to play during lluv H‘-
“'0
how nu yet. «lotto nothing in the wily
Charles Mtllfortl
lunf
re.
He pointed otlt many
places for both purlts‘ and playgrounds
whichuvooid used very little develop-
ho
Tomorrow evening. Dr. Moratorium!
what other cities ond toWntI lire dolor
in these movements. both in the tort-
Tile musical prom-sin which begins
at 7: till unlock Will consist of the lot.
. .Bntinie
Chorus-«unite. Ainslie". . .. . Steiner
thine-f“. .‘3’. . . .. . . . .... Gabriel-Marlo
' Charon-"Proton the truthfutiuunder
MAHHIHlRY
Representatives ol Twenty Dillerent 0r-
ganizalions Present at Meeting
Held Last Night
tIIuIIIIIiItIII III]
Ill 9......“ Hill Inn
Will Be Submitted to the Various So-
cieties lor Action
..
v
The machinery of civic fetter lion
in The Norwniks was sturted lust night.
at, an enthusiastic meeting oi’ roprev
soulntives from vuriuiili organizations
in town interested lll Cl\'lt‘./llil\'ltll0(l
rind n tetltnlivo constitution unit by-
Ittws were accepted. it was mind to
send those urtitilos to the million clubs
tlliil utioiolibs Interested for their
tt’iontluuod oti third page)
...—”.’.... ...“...
—FOLLOW THE CROWD
(ln Monthly night. to the Armory and
see the lluuburyNorwuik tennis butllo
lHOI‘ slate ohiinipiolinhip title. High
School vs, Stamford High for tutor-
nt-liolnstir honors. Dancing.
subunit nuts
but but Silii
Light Weight Climber. "Jun” Parker.
Has Had Some Thrilling Expert,
cures. But No Serious lniury
Suspvudi-tl by whnt apps-tired to be
lull ti slentiur thread. :ut'. watched bv
u (mum of spectators ':ltooilln Jim"
l’illkt‘l‘ yesterday in ibgir hinted tll‘
flux poo on the tomb) (‘Utlt'l boost- in
ltrlllgoport. Hl‘llo lltlit' . "nit-ti widely
under his light weight llt‘ liioiintt-Il
the stutf lit in o‘elork. ll Will's ll.l.
when the work With done
The polo is 4f» tot-I iti lPllillll Tin-
bull tit llli‘ top is Iibout lilo I‘m-t lltllll
the ground. l'tII‘lter looked like u
iiinntkili to those who stretched their
necks “lilt‘lllllll him work his wny
down the swuyinu tmlini. [\lHlI'i‘ the
tlt'Hl‘f‘Ill tho sloopleinok hullmumi it
for it riitlitiior lie bus to wm'k with
out to Illlllll‘llllllit‘ tlIt-
ultii't‘y utilise
her mm “ “ppm... pk.“ Illiilllllii .. Which helps him urouiiti null down the
splinter whit-h pmtrud“ ironi ”u, silti‘l
bonrd floor. The splinter l'lllt‘l‘tftl Iii-r [HmHk'H‘H “H"lh'l'” "“l H“ l“""“l" ll“
foot through thi- imb- of llt‘l' shoe and ““i‘ I‘vvoivt-d but our toll. llntl tlilti
won two weeks nun III New York, whorl
lll‘ tumbled ll tilsttititm of I7 tori llllil
strttiliotl his batik liis pump-r, .lIlt‘lt
Ilollntin. formerly n ttilnous sit-oplw
look, but who now goes mound :Illo:
llil' Jobs. bus with I'ni‘lter Iu-tuy. lit-
Is out vi‘ the guide stilet- be received
it full wlillt- lltlllllllllt‘ lt thin for
crowd of Yule frontittien it four yours
:tuo. Iloluiiiu broke llllt shoulder
bintlo. ittid wuu unconscious tor ui\~
loou honrn
it
... ...-.-....“
oouiiriu tiLIiB WILL
HAVE songoumn
The regular monthly meeting of the
governing. liourd of the Country limb
was held ut. the club house lust night.
ui, which five members were blurted.
Among the cilantro: reroully tundr-
til the club buve been ltrruuuiuu. one
of the upstairs mount for It penile»
mun‘s pout room. the pint-hip of un
umpire number of books lti lllt' ilittion‘
room for clothing and huts. and milit-
lnit n booth for the telephone. It is
intended to have it soda fountain plott-
ml in‘tbo note for the burying of soda.
loo cream and general soft drinks dur-
lnp the summer Flatt-Ct)“.
'I‘ho intuition of the club this win‘
m hull demonstrated that up nil-your.
round chili is n llllt'ctlilli. the patronlge
of the restaurant having been liberal.
Many members. indies in particular.
have found the club u very convenient
and pleasant. pines for small portion
and the entertaining oi‘ their friends.
---A GOOD THING.
'l‘ho overuse American in like the
man from Missouri. who have got to
show him. heroin he takes any stock
in your story. And we wish to any.
sullen it out loud. that the ill
Prion COURT tile (lbw ht a good
thin. And we know it is. and the
more we let the |uphill: know It. the
more lilti‘tl it will it sitcom. "Jun
try one end loom tol- youmif." For
«in st all good chill on.
. Recommends Tholti‘tmttill tumult
Attorney Be.
Wilhdmw
'l‘be limiter of the resignation
Attorney William 0. Chit-k use
her of the. l‘t‘uirfleid county her
before. Judge Wheeler at
of
room»
was
the short
calendar ,seaelon of the superior court
yesterday in the form of a motion for
ncctzptsntm of the report of tho griev-
ance committee. Sovsrli Weeks ago
Attorney Clark, who this: formerly
prosecuting liquor attoht. in South
Norwnlk mode uppiiootlon to the su-
perior court for withd‘ wul and rep.
ignution as u' inoniber llH the county
bar. The matter who let-rod in due
form to the grievnuo committee for
their consideration and recotnmentlnv
lion.
The ropt‘u't of the c.
presented to the collr
Charles Condom, one
tiny. and in substance
view of the fact that \
had tendered his real
quested that his nunl
trout illt' roll of llll'lit
for the best ililt‘resl of
public tlitit he be iill
and his request grniiii .
in liie'enso were tnriny
Wheeler.
niinltteo wits
‘Attorliel'
tory, yester-
ltltod that. in
iliotn 0. Clark
ntion nod re-
bt- stricken
‘l‘NlllD, it won
“it bur not] the
mil to resign
’I‘he pupors
tll'tir to Judge
Communication CutDI With Several
Sections olwtlie Slat and Much
Damage is it rolled
IIIIIIIIIIII on II
illlilliil IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
'lHrallir ls Again llllt‘frtlplt‘tl lll New
York Cily
..«—~—..u.—..
'l'lt.\ll‘l\, Pin. t-‘vb I‘.‘ News I‘otit'll
vtl lll'l‘l' tttnt nipht oi :t it I-rtblo Iiurri
t‘trlw Ill the middle ut-tllnn I I tile stun».
\ h‘lilllll villtuzv throw mill-I: north at
Lukoluntl wns iillnolal “invited. The
Million \iiui blown down, it‘ll'lllltltlt‘ nnl
tob-grupli wires were brnltt-II down
and crops budly dulmtsod
'I‘ueniyflvo persons wt It‘ In the sin-
liou when it Wits blown from its truth
dutiou nud ti number itillllllill}
lllltll‘t'tl _
Alltit‘vlivltsitlti is foil for llii‘ Itlltlli
oi (lullowny uml Khtlili-I'll
t‘tlllllillllllt‘illltill lii‘lilg hill on.
\\Ht lt'
Count lf‘il.
Show Changed to Sleot.
HORTON. Fob. 13. A slight l’lllt' lll
liuI tt-niportilurt- onrly loduy eiiuupzvd
the rt-nthery snow which titutivll II<lIl
--.._...
(Coullnuod on Fifth Page.)
«...-W...
ANTANBTIO ENFEDITION
FOUND NEW LAND
VALPARAlt-lo. Chile. lt‘ob l2.>-' ho
French Antarctic expedition under Dr
Jean M. l‘lllll‘l‘ill runnhull ltlttitudo 70
degrees south. longitude l2li degrees
wool; und discovered lllll Iulioli of
new lntltl to,th west und south oi
Almtuntier inlutid.
Aloxutitier island. or up it in sortie-
thnen united Alexnntlur Lillill. in it
email inland In tho South Aliniitir-
ocean uboilt intltudo till (iv-troop south.
lollltitude lb degrees wont, mitt is con
nldelnd to be a port of tho noaeuliod
Antarctic continent. it Will; discovered
by Boilingnhounen lll 182i.
PllN'i‘A AltithAS. it‘lib. iz.~»~'i‘tto
French Antarctic expedition uppem
to have been I notice“ from o onions
tiflo viewpoint. Dr. Charcot. the coup
monitor. in here, having arrived on tho
stonmur Pourquols Pun. ‘Now hind
was discovered for south, the uolittt.
lilies surveyed. and earlier mops mode
oomploto.
| “a
“SPINAL.
Loin Pork. we ill.
Pot-It Chops. the lb.
limoli loan Fro-ll Home. ttio lb.
l”hiatus-inane still will boomer. l‘to .
but Shoulder filo“. 12!: lb.
been Pot Manuel-“mu.
flatly-m
hoisting Clhlttltflwl“; it: lilAltltilft‘
‘ outlined.
waitress schooner. ,
mooring nod om tonight. Bundoy
fpir and colder. High northeast: shift:-
ln'n“ to northwest winds.
m;
. H 9 TWO CENTS
n77.»- - “ m”...
HIHRII 3 HR
IH lHl HHHRlS
Mrs. Josephine Ambler Asks Decree.
From Harry Ambler. Who She ,
Charges With Cruelty
HilllllllHilHll lllllll
lllll Pliilll lHlllllSIHlIi
m—u— Wm...
Agnes Bailey and U. Grant Buttery
the Other Two Applicants
Service wns mode this week oil four
Interesting Itwnl divot'Cu cuties.
hirs'Josephlno Ambler. of West Nola
wntlt, asks for n divorce and u ehnngtr
book to her maiden name, Josephine
Lynch. The applicant In It daughter
of George W. Lynch. She charges her
husband, Hurry Ambler with intoler-
uhlt.l ertielty.H the suit being brought
through Attorney .l. .i. (‘uneo. Ser-
\‘lCl‘ was nunle on the defendant by
Deputy Slierlil' Sntiitlei (2. Ireland. The
0mm in returnable to the Superior
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
IIII IIIIIIIII ""
illJIlI IIIItIIii
Annual Dinner ol Fairlieltl Assoria~
lion Held at Bridgeport
’l‘ho .‘tilllillll dinner of the \‘nio
Alumni Association of iv‘nlrfluld mun
ty til the i‘niversity (‘lub In ilridgt»
port. itmt night. wus intended by TI
members ntitl proved it very enjoyable
occasion for the local \‘ulo men. The
dinner Wilt: llHtPVCHIH ill the billitirtt room
with the spoultors' table on the pint-
t‘orm lit the north end The decom-
tItIns were Auierlcnn and Vote tings
tastefully tllspintn-Il on the walls. a
his Yilll' banner living ilw twinsplmlouu
iouIIIro :il enrh Mill oi llil- rump.
'l‘lio tings of other
displnyuti on the trolls as hell. notably
than of Princeton, \l‘lllt‘ll III‘viipiIul ti
position llllillt‘illlllt‘l) ‘nnttvl than of
Ytllo ill lip: hour! of the room.
Banquet at 6:30.
HlHlltz t‘ulltpiiiiy uzit down to the tuition
til i; .’lo and illtl lull pix. to its
lt-uiptlnt: :I ll‘t‘tll its the facilities of
ill" l‘lllHl i‘tlilltl illll‘l' whit‘h
folimwtl ht'll'l‘lll hours of euloyuble
spooning under the tlll'Pt‘llI'll ill (it‘ll.
iiitssoll Frost, ui l-lnuth Xlil'wnik. the
prlublvnt. who served \t-rytwooplnbly
nu Iotiuinliistl-r 'l‘hv ‘tllt’lllicl‘fl in their
Iil‘til'l‘ ‘d‘vl‘v' l’I‘tIl' ii‘i'mlt‘t’it'h S. .llllli‘s,
«ivun ni‘ tho fli‘llill‘llllt' tli‘illll‘llllt‘lll. oi
Yule. New llnveu; Iiurltin bitimfleltt.
Now liovt'ii; llt'l‘, .lulm .\I Richard-
ntitl. I’riitttolun ‘ilil. llrltlpeporl, tlnil
.ludut' litlwlll It (inner. of the Stlporlor
court.
I‘ndtlr the li‘ildt‘l‘h'lllll of Sanford
Slotltizti’tl till the Yule songs llllilKlll-
ublr were NltillL with grout spirit.
In ntItIltloli to (Ieiiorul l‘Hl'Ut‘l.
wort- present from South
Noheniltill t‘tintlt‘u. lilo
t‘lllirlos ti, Mlli‘llll‘lllllil :llitl
l.Il\\'rt‘lll‘f‘
i‘tlllt‘L’t‘lfi \\'t‘l‘l~‘
ill‘t‘
tit'esltllt
there
Norwtlllt.
Itov. Ilr.
.iohli Il.
SHHlHlIIllI ISHHHE
Hil IIIHIHH lSllHH
During the wild storm of llitI night.
combining wind. snow and ruin. it big
tliroo-ninslod schooner run unround oil
the Nuuvoo lulililtt bur. but. this after-
noon she could not be seen from bitten
ilill's Pilot Islnnd residence. and it
wus believed tltnt she bud gotten off
on the high tide and bud proceeded.
At daylight thin morning the vessel
could be plutnly seen from points
tilting the water front and runny stop
pod at tho Worthington street, bridge
to view her. tlbe appeared to have her
how buried in the bar.
A telephone message was resolved
by the managers of the Not-well: 't‘ow.
ink Oompony to the offset thnt there
with a schooner in distress on the
Nomad bar and the tug Addie v. went
out. to her assistance dtiring the mom
inc. Up to 8 o'clock this afternoon
the in: tin duet returned. but the run
titer meetings from, Pilot intend loom»
ad to give neurones that the nohoom
or had trope on Mutant-hey, tot- had
one been wrecked some or her melts.
nt’inut. Would still have been visible.
”The morning vow not particularly
mu. oil thHu' bound. r r
‘llill’llillllll Ill lHi
ilHlH HHNI’IHII, I} I. ll
Captain and Two Sergeants ol Regu
in Army to Visit the Local
Militia Organization
under Captain Mossmttn. ls within a
short time to he visited by a captain
and two sergeants of the regular army
service. who come to give a week of
Instructiod to the local company. The
Sixth company is equipped with
type. superior to those now used til
the forts.
tlon. Major Ellis commended the
company on their soldierly appearance
and good equipment.
has been a change in the. system of
bay for the men who take examina-
tions for gun pointers and superior
rank on the guns, making the system
sluillur to that in the regular army, so
mm on additional incentive is given
the inert to attain proficiency In this
work. This course of instruction will
be held at night in the snowy.
lfiillllls lliil .
[HI IREHHH llHliI
All Hands on Board the General Chan-
zy Perished Except One
PALMA. island of Majorca, Feb. l2.
«Undies Were homing ashore today
from the wreck of the steamer Gener-
ul Chaney. The authorities
mun along the coast to recover the
bodies and nlso to watch for small
boots in a desperate hope that some of
those aboard might have escaped.
.llttrrol ltodcl, the Algeritiu custom
oilloiai and the only known survivor.
was still unable today to give it in-
rid uccouni or the disaster. when the
vessel went down on Wodncsdnynight
he clung to ti piece of wreckage. and
was washed ashore. When,,tossed on
the rooks he was rendered tnsensiblo
and in this state remained throughout
the night. Reviving in the morning
“0 thiitlvred about nimlessly most of
the tiny. iititiiiy stumbling into tho vil
logo of (littdudeln, exhausted lllitl al-
most dt‘iiieiiled. From his rumbling.
story the authorities first Ionrtiod of
tin. disaster utid rushed to the nearest
Itititi point. They found only u mass
at \\‘l‘t“l‘klll:t.‘ piled up autumn the coast.
till} ”we; were lost.
The villagers siiy flint even if it‘ll-
small boats hilil been Intuit-tied they
could not llll\‘t' ll\’t‘tl in the son that
rtlgotl on Wednesday night. The Spotl-
Ssh oR’IciuIs stutn that a powerful light
will he lllllliediutoly f‘l‘t‘t‘lt‘d on lllt‘
north of .‘lllltll‘t‘fl lsltiiid. in tho lltipt‘
thui further wrecks only be molded.
Owing, to tho dinivuitit-s oi t‘olllllllllii~
ration between the villligvs ill the lib-
notice of telegraph lines. ft-w addition-
ni details of the wreck reunited here
today. The (lunei'nl t‘hauzy missed
the |illllliltll€ botweon the isltilitis ot’
Mlllt‘l‘i'fl. living blown out of her course
or rendered holplet-Is by the llrt‘nklllK
down or her engines or the. hiss oi III-r
propeller.
The more whom the vessel struck
in known flt-l "Lit-sn.” Some reports
burn it that the sloutucr broke in two
lillll sunk {ll more in the boiling sen nix
tor nho bud struck, and others that no
explosion on bourd occurred. The on
(‘llflt' of ltotloi is t-olisideetl uliiilint niir-
ucnlous.
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SOUTH NORVHVALK CLUB POOL.
Tho Gem" of Two Evenings
Thou to be Played Tonight.
(inn mime in the South Norwullt
(‘llub pool luurnuuient was played
Thursday night. in which A. 'l‘lierinult.
lib. defeated M. Corbett. .lr.. 80. by the
score of or. to lib. H
hunt night, it. It}. ileWItt. 100. do
tented E. W. Kelley. .lr., 85. by the
score of toll“ to 7b ll W. Osborn. 85
defeated it). F. Smith. 70 by the. score
of 85 to 15'
Tonight to names will be between the
blith~rttterttz E. C. lvluvilnnd. Ito. and
iii. W. Fitch. 100. and George it. Van
Aim-no. lilo. and .l. it. Taylor. 100.
toIIIIoIilEE nuts
juggernaut
NEW YORK. Poll. l2.-'l"he Cintral
Foundry Company. ii corporotlon oop-
itoilxnri to “4,000.0th. which mounted
titres cast iron soil pipes and fittings.
went into the bando of a receiver to-
day. Judas Hough. of the United
atom Dictrtot. Court appointed Wod-
dsll (Intuition the receiver to only
iluuo our business or ill! iii-cream
and
The piston of the petitiotiinx credit
The sixth Company. Coast Artillery, ortlietly in her own home touch!
a man to curr- for an elderly Woman.
rouge finding Happilanoe of the latest “......“
Lately there' I
posted 3
it ill
thong-ll o ""2”.” ongmarm‘.
nob orddltloliht wow. i “can“ nor Insertion.
WANTED
WANTED—v ELECTRIC! NS.H
he first class wiremen. ‘
& Co. til North Moth 8t.
NTEDnA MIDDLE-AG l) WO-
mnn fond of children. to assist n senor?
housework. App ly to Mrs. Georg
Footed iUourtltindly place 112
MW
n-ANV “LAW; CAN EASILY MAKE
:18 to $2 per week working for the
Thin is
y you
MUST
C neit. Peabody
fit it
a hepatitis ol'l‘el'mono which wit
to investigate. Ievan yd! {quit can on)! spore
tWo hours per 0 tnventment ru-
o-.ultud 'ruin youry spare time into mon-
ey. Write me at once for garliculum.
Address Mary B. Tupi . Bot: 3 Womszn' a
.Building. inlm. Ililno ll.
WA NTEDwA MHIDDLE- AGED Vio-
Hail.
ply to Mrs Sinusou. opposite Town
WANTED—«A YOUNG MAN OR BOY
At the llli regular lnfipec- fol goneinl help in a dry goods HlHllegt
IApply A ilickt-rtnsu & Son. .
...- .. .. ..-... -..—WWW”...
WANTEDwGIRL (In YOUNG WORM:
Ifol light llttllHt-wnlk and to help in Mike
ory business. Will bows to go home
nights Inquire iluunor Bakery. 220“ t
\\’nsbington St. 3!
REAL ESTATE WANTED~AUTOhiOr
bile. ltoyui Tooiisl, limousine and tour~
tug bodies pcrfett condition; will ex-
change for Country real estate: plelct‘
Connecticut. (isletmsn. 1.161 Broadway.
New York city. (i ii!
WANTED wMAt‘HINiS’l‘S. ALSO Balls
to learn the trade. Norwulk iron Wong».
South Norwulk. f if
WANTED—J“) BUY. Al L KINDS OF
cuttte and poultry. Best piices paid. lilie-
tra prices for calves. ll. Friedman. Con-
tigsctlout Turnpike. South Norwuik. Ttil.
2 7—2 0 ii
wnrJ‘rHEBZ-Tnn THOUSAND rumm-
er beds. l'tty the highest cash files. Also
antique furniture. Address eds. 30am
Sentinel Ofttce. 41'
TO LET
TO LET;P‘I\’E
SL. South Not-walk:
.-\. Rudder,
1035-4.
TO LET»I*RNISHEI) noon.
improvements. it lltiiiford l‘lucc.
Norwnlk. 111 3!
T0 L ETw LARGE FRONT ROOM.
furnished with all conveniences. 84 South
Mum Hi Ill 3!
TO LET TWO t‘ONNECTING FUR-
nutlwtl Ititllns. with running wntet not! all
onnve-niencts fol light housekeeping. 214
l- Inst \w. . nent East Norwnlk depot. fit .'it
TO LITWTAYI 10!! AVE... FR 36:
llKhl loom house Taylor Ava, ‘15: ten
loom homet- wlth loud. Sound View Ave.
ROOMS ill CROSS
rent 8]... " inquire J.
1th South Muin 81..
{12 it
A LL.
South
52tl1liI/uat-flnt‘l garden Norwylk
r.otltl r : third “Dbl” Chapel L. 553’ HID
:Httnhs. Monroe St. .. not “a. It-
roc- St. tin; Chapel t.. firs ool ,..
nlilnlllllwllmy with power: carpenter nH op;
tun-emeut suitlflu’E I: For plumber; or
nierer.’ ten mm or New
all modern int Mil.
:\\'r,. 335. I'Iitutt a cottage. Green's
Fur-ins. film the autumn; Benehside inn.
Green‘s lurms furnished throughout.
it: lynn nil lit on. l1 3!
TO LET .u IAI‘lY NlCELY Fifth
lilsbmt mom with use of bath. ten nitri-
urns {rum router. Raft-retires required.
Atltli‘c-Sfl it). J. 5.. Sentinel office. nozn
FOR SALE.
“H FEES “CE” 1‘ ll tlHHn at it It till it: i)
Switch \‘Ulllt' puppies. lnqtilt‘c Mtllilll
(truce. Strawberry Hill. Ntlrwnllt. till 3:
FOR SALE SF. ‘thll-iiANll lt‘l\’l~2~
twine pulioi >tiiie nlno dining tttble null
t-iiniln. \\Ill sill chi up Simimltlt Austin
Apnrltmlil, 5!.» Elizabeth .N‘t. till 'll
.. .1. . 1... . ... ... ...,.., M ....
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
aUILoEr37s-mopponrurel'rv . Two
lli‘lt - oi H tots. right ill the heart of Inn'-
ll-p; I llttllll HltlllFt‘. nil improvements;
lutnuuluw .'illll burn. Houses lllilll llt‘l‘l‘
etlli luv will in l't'llli‘fl lu-t’ot't- tlillslimt. .l.
it. inn-crow»- Agency, if» Smith Mllllrl fill
It I.
LOST.
LOST~ vtlu REWARIM -A MAN‘S
Nlt'l‘ ring. Mllilll tllflllltlt‘lil shitting.
Itttllnrs l'v‘\\'.’il‘l.l will l't' paid for
turn in this lltnt't'.
BUSINESS NOTICES
MANSION HOUSE. titty. WASHING-
lull l-tt. now open for business under new
olmium-them. Thoroughly renovnied und
refurbished. 'i‘ublo that oil“: oil horn!
molding and linking Ruled ratatouille.
W. lt‘. 'i‘olb-l'. Prop. J.
sAvs voue vases .«triviiiv l’li Mts'
[limililltill untiorllliu- iiiiIl tullbflfl li‘nlnllll
in liltllltilllilll unit Ill‘iimfllll y. plural
mi in n position in row for our try-co
sx-iolitlfttnliy l tuiptov no ltfltlill. .ltiflb
~le t‘urnvil. 'l‘rm Worden}! Norivollt.
tLEOTRO PLATINO tlb‘ l. KINDS.
(tsunami copper. lit-nu And “no ottol. bro'nfl.
old gold. gun metal ond bloolt obi m
minus: plutubortt' sup lion sushi“ ndoiiom
bicycle and otttomullio tri lithium.
t bit-Tw'sro.” ti ileum at ”on. n WM tor
a. so .1
unorsssronnb
mono runmo ANb lglibenmmom
Willi t-lmtn work Wilibe town
or prob i.
litithIu-ny. onion tltil Mnln lib. llouiutry.
(Hl‘llil.i tel. 277-!2. or ii Myrtlll Ht . t‘l‘ilfllt
Now-.nlk "I at‘
osvattwmo. unturned. ENLARCl-i
Imt. ull kinds of Pb otoflt‘dflhio work.
i'iomptuous uml Htlilflfflfillov
Wtfumofl?
tier» rtmolvedli .SMuil
Photographer. Bomb Norwollt.
Mill.-
'l‘t'll
its rm
l-i I.lt
tbu Misses hawsoni. Freda
u! "M
MISCELLANEOUS?“
NOTIOIIw-Wlmd PART
minlulto. took wrong t'ut‘ l
M”:
mom. or 't‘rinlrom lit Hy qHump.“
nlhm‘fl ttnmmunicute with It , store
'll'thcme «Ill 0? f
tore amount ttl‘lboill. sidelined. bit
the creditors allege thntthb lisbilttlfl;
of the company mount. HHHHMHHG thud"
$4,000,000. H
W
tun. nooomtn million.
Mild Reporter‘s th out tinsel
this IMMBI’. turntlhlti‘tt’tu‘i a‘
episode. in hammered-«n new
>
out no In: hue «motion.
hull fur societies and evening meetings: .
hem”
W tmdhm' - ,
ARC Ht 5-” "no Environ
“rancher Thump. import o-rit inning; , =
lit m.nlhod "anoint
untiilt Church multimi ’viofi Avg.
pop. in: H
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