i Captain McFadden. "Wile and 3 Men fort lhaEi‘Schoouer Molt Nearly Lost Tilflli' Lives RESlliERS WERE SWEPl fliERBfliRll Caplsins H. if... Lockwood and Ellis E. Howard Had Narrow Escapes Thrilling. situations abounded Sat- urday in the rescue by the tug Addio V. of the schooner Jordan 1.. Mott. of Rockldnd. Maine, which ran ashore on the..eaat shore of Nauvoo Island dur- Ing'the, blinding snow storm at 2:30 o‘clock Saturday morning, ituperiiing the lives of five persons on the vessel. including one woman. the captain’s wlfc. . Escaped With Their Lives. Not alone were the people of the‘ schooner in danger of losing their lives: but'wblle attempting to effect a rescue, Captain Herbert E. Lockwood. of the tag. and Engineer Ellis E. How- ard, engineer and 'Imuager of the Nor- waik Towing Company. owners of the Addie V. wcte swamped while trying to get the captain and tonic of the schooner off Ram island in a small boat. The steamboat men might ensilv have been drowned and did have al Banks stables harowmg experience though the sea throw them on the beach on account of the east wind them out into the «leaner wafer. Rudderieu Icnoonor Fluted. The schooner w a‘llnaliy pulled off . it’ll“ chili!!! E third page) mu , it Miran VICTORIA. B. 0.. Feb. ii.——'i‘ho steamer Soveric. irrived yesterday from the Orient after I rough passage. .I. Elma. Hong Kong‘s official hang man, and his wife Were the only patt- m-ugors in the first cabin. Elms Ilflnll' eti tour white men and two chinesc during his term of Office. getting but 82.50 for each man. His baggIge in- cluded the rope used inbis last ext» rutiou, the victim ‘of which was an AuI'erIean, hanged for the murder of a woman from Mauiidpwhose body he hid in a trunk and pisrwl on board a steamer. From Enorltimn the Bttvoric yeatcu tiny ‘brougiil news of the drowning or 13 students whose boot with (‘niilllti'd by hedvy was while returning from an outing. E“ The drowned students were sons of naval unicorn. One of the routine-ts reached the beach. being found clinging to on nor by u fisher- man. but he died on the sand after be tug landed. inpatients ncwulmporo of Osaka ,ceivcd by the tiovhric publishes u ntory that It. NIItIhII'I. a dealer in vugeiable oils. hail invented it snbstb into for petroleum Ind hold till film” in his invontlon lo the Biantinrd Oil (,toinpany. lie is «in to have filml‘ manned outlet-intention down years ago and met with nitrous: five yearn later. Standard Oil ofllriItn. It to «to. invited him to demonttlrIte the mint and oil and have made so agreement with him for attainment of his rights in the invention. mostly l't" W HOIPITAL NOTIO. Vincent itovtcb. of lmxiogton one. Wild disallowed yesterday. Mrs. finite intruders. of to Ann ntreei. ‘m admin“ to the ioItitutirm yesterday afternoon got treatment Edward Fatima and friend. of Wu» too were giIIstli. miinltty. of Air. and him Edwin L. Hoyt. If their home in Warmer. Ivonne. Hernia " Mrs. John Worden. of ill Cross street. Norwailt. is quite fit IE her home with throat trouble. RV?“ “no you believe.” alerted the fair widow. “that shirt-rapt peace will ever be oIthliIhed?“ "Not uaieII people tutti getting mart rind!“ growled tho hid bachelor.» ‘ Gilliam Daily News. min—Wm... "fulfils“ new mold of your wife'rt mighty pretty. don't you?" “not while my «rife iI Imoad‘w WE M , . l l instead of dr ivuig . . William W. II iromgSltinli. Bill. so injured W What might have proved It'aerlous runaway occurred Saturday afternoon in Winnipauk when a‘ho‘rao oivnodl‘by George R'Oonileld. of’floir Hill. .Nor walk, took fright anddashed through Upper Main sheet on it Wild run. Mrs. ()antield and her daughter were on their way to Norwaiit in a pleigh. when the animal whf'ch‘ had. been hook on too tight became frightened and started to run. As he tau his legs continually bump- ed the whinletree and this scared him all the mate Dtivor William Cohili. of Tristram a; iiyatt'a was on his way . to Winnipaulr to deliver goods when he saw the predicament the woman and bet daughter were in. Hailing his horse he jumped out and grabbed the reins as thc‘anlmal came along, hut before he could bring him to a atop. the horse'had dragged him fully fifty feet. Mrs. Canflold succeeded in brluing the animal to a stop. a uerious runaway would probably have result- ed. Later the harneatt ‘was repaired and the horse was driven home. Stamford Hot-Io Run: Away. A horse owned by Wood's stables. Stamford, titarted on the rampage yes terday afternoon in School street and when he was finally oliught as be ro- ced through Main street. Not-walk. III front of the New York (lrmery com pany’s store. it was found that. the our imal had corked himself badly. Blood flowed freely and the horse was so limp it could hardly walk to Dean at Voterluur y sot neon Hrundage was called and. though he. found the animal badlt out about the log, he hopea In .1 week oi two to bring him around in good shape. The driver had been on a aleighridt- with a lady friend and had left his horse in School street when the uni mal took fright. Mr. LOItIr'I Team Runs. [dealer‘s fine team of border; ran away Saturday evening in Went Washintgon street. furnishing louita an exciting few minutiae. The horses started on just no hit Lister was engaged in placing it paci.» age in the tear of the carriage. On their trip. the burners collided with Barney Pole-y‘a grocery delivery wag- on. This butup conned the Minor cat‘- tinge to carbon and its contents were dumped out of the highway. The t'izmeIIy horses headed IIp'i‘air~ livid avenue. at the top of which they were captured without doing futthet' dani‘ngo. mm mm...— Yliilllil IEBRESR Iii iiWilS RE liilllli The Cases ol Dr. Bunncll and Edwin Locked Again Continued in do Bridgeport City Court BRIIKIEI’OR’I‘. Feb. Hen—lluntthine i:vel_vu Lot-inward. the young neuron for whose condition lir. William if iluaneil and Edwin Lucian, flirt latter I t'fllOWd porter. Ire held under heavy hoods. will be In invalid for life In the result of her long tight for flir- II Rt. Vincent‘s hooaltsi, in the city court fiaturday the cases of flip, physician and the norm or- renlid sever-Ii wet-Its ago were con» tluuoti until march f». ItIil rt-lnIIhI-d Iiil‘ Mimi. $3.600 for the piiyeirlao. Ind $2.500 for the putter Both are at liberty, In... routliioInt-e wII Inked that the men might be held until the girl. who in slowly regaining hor strength. may be thII to Immr lo the city court Iii validations against the men. it i. thrged that Lildkfli took the girl to fir. banned for an illegal operation. Ind that the lifter per- formed it. ‘ The cave (AIM! to tho intention of the author-idea when the girl was re: moved to of. WWII hospital from her honor to Columbus fill”. It the intuitive of city physician: who from Ibo wrmlri die if Ibo remitted It MMWI I l w “Have you "or donor-riot about your names out?" ”Door ”.110: l ths III I can do in taking we of his present and worry: in; Ibottl his foture.’*~ m tier. old. "Mr Koo!" do.” the. Brooklyn Titties. "romantic [MIDI lawyers in badminton.” “Add to thumbnail. too. W‘Miohmdad Willi-Mr with. 1 Nina last Sunday. ‘ Gresham - high he derided to turn back. But the . 'lmporlanl Recommendations to be. Made Regarding the Spraying and Preservation oi Thain Mill PARK iiiilllllilllll New Concrete orOilIer Perinanenl Washingion Sheet Bridge League, held on ‘I-‘rida‘y, February ilih. the league voted to‘ become an affiliated member 'of the American Civic Association. the headquarters of which are in Washington. D. C. This membership entitlee the hoidora to constant information on all topics hav- ing to do with up-tovlate civic int. provemtnt. it. also brings Norwulk into touch with other cities, the enun- try over, representing the highest standards of civic work. IContinued rn Eleventh Pale} —~-¥\\'e pay 6% on any amount from “.000 to 350.000 investgi In lite Monno tun llcultt Investing (‘o poration. Atl- tiiwis l'. I) Ilox 732.35 So. Norwuik. (it. IIWSIIGIEESSFIIL SEMI)" ME! PM I'll! NINA WASHINGTON, Feb. ii---~Aii the re- scurcos of the navy and the revenue cutters are. still onsucceuaful in their nearvb for the tug Nina. The revenue cutter ilroohom report ed from Benton eIEIa' today that she had spoken the tug savage. which left Chesapeake Bay in company "with the The skipper of the Suvup told (he commander of the the seal were running an Nina headed on out to sen with the waves breaking high over her how. 'I'Ital Wait the last the Savage saw of liti’. Ships of Illl‘ navy and ”iv I‘t‘\'f'flllt" service all up and down the Atlantic coast are watching and speaking every ship they can reach by wireless for news of the tug whit-Ii .ru-oius to bo- io‘itt with all hands. Although the chances Illt‘ nliut that the Nina hug Weathered the storm and Is now somewhere afloat out of tin- Ionc being patrolled by searching on val vesueiu there in still some inipo found in the fact that no u'i‘t't'Ititge from her butt on yet been discovered, It is known that she carried at lmul two and maslbiy three whalelmats and it seems altogether unlikely that she t~uuld have gone tu the bottom without leaving afloat some wreckage in the shape of the boat's |liil’tlllllf‘l- noun. .0me Mill“! IliRillIlRS ii IIISKIII FIRE HEATTIJC, Wuh'n, F‘t‘li. llswllring lag albeit-on survivor» of llif‘ tilttnlliltl' II‘IrIllon. wrecked neat- liliaotuI flay. Alaska. on JalIuII-y h. 'Ibe slimmer Victoria arrived in port front Valdez. AlIitlII. yuterday. All survivor» were mnmbtm of the F‘ftrIliou'I crew. tho IIIIIeanrII having decided to with at. VIldoI Ind lake the next west-bound Itottmer for their original diminution. Many show tho affects of their month's camp on the storm bound count. trap. faih floater. commander of the Fat-Ila ion. sold the manner ii a point than of tee. HI think» that the tantra crew that ion the comp January 7th in safe. or the than are familiar with the cunt. IOUTH NOR “in“ ALK ctuo root. VIII Maine and IIIVilItid Win uter- dIy Night QImII. Two cameo in GIIII A In the second round of the South fiorwalit (lino pool imminent were played liItordIy night. George it. VIII Matron. flit. defeated Joseph n.1‘Iylor. or. by the met 186m 9!. mortal (i HIvilantii lib. “Mind E. W Pitch. 100. by the m of M to fit. Tho have Iohhdtliod for tonight will he idiom Gourde i... Woodward. tit). fl.“ ‘2 “it“. “I No in“ will he played Tuesday oi: mommy Iranian. ._ land saved none of hair offsota. ., loan is likely to‘ suit iii iiilil , ‘ At the regular meeting of the Civic ‘ 0: Tour Mr Shee- who were in the n‘ai'rowly escaped; The ~ 3150. 000; nor tialiy covered by hindrance Part of ithis loss is of ugvaiuabie collection of paintings and tributary Mr Sheehun had acounuilate. h i‘ Shannan was; 'ntany Hail ban and his famil building at the film formerly it promind‘lhtg eltl on of fluffae A A Norwalkldnd a New Yorlt Man Reported to Have Received Some oi the? E,” Co. Goods Samuel Fox SW Reload to Discuss the: Situation WM Since satnrd» there have been ro more and motor honors anon (on coming the wandering or the South Nor walk depot pinch of the Adam it}: lllti‘lii Company to the. mm that the operations or roofing c company law been ounduotIi; on mnolfivwlder fluid W N Illifiiddtrly come“ to light Ind that the: ammo: have not yet all been made. tim- particularly prominent rumor that spread about was to tip- effect that another Nortvalk man and 3 man in New York III connected with tin: affair. Chief of Police William Vail» tour was. Interviewed on liw subject today in respect lu Int-so reports and stated that as illiK‘lith-tl he did not think them to be true flu bud htmrd lbIt Idvoraun admits that be bold suiile likiila to I local parti. who has not yet been mentioned in name, and a New York for tut-Iclmut. S‘o IuI as tin» chief had been elven to under stand front the iliwaiigalitin, which won not conducted by him personally. E'veruon does not admit that the buy tin of the skins kucv. the grants Wl'f't- stolen. A G'Il‘lllflg for Evcfton. Il hill come out that then» was ll long inhibit)“ at police lieudtpiaitvrt. Quiurday night, In which Carolin of Police William It. Pennington. Agelil Frank I". littntingtou of the Adams Ida plank acrimony. anti Everuun iiitured. it is Iupponed that this was to get more information from Evurmm It!» gurdiug tit.» disposal of missing hunch- undirte. 'l‘ilin i‘flllfl'n‘lii‘t' touted until :i o'clock bluntlhy morning, It Is abut "no (Continuedlon Fourth Page.) stint Int PlillllEIi our situation HAN llilit‘lo. (EAL. l‘eb. Humiieveu men were badly burned. two Imssibly fatally. by the explosion of a boiler tube in the forward tire room of the torpedo boat dealroyor ilopkiun at 7:30 today. ThI iniuretl are at u hot-pita! in this oily. Three were burned in a heroic effort to reason their t‘untpniiinnll in the fire room. I L WOQIQN DINY "ORV Alou'l’ . "I! LOVE. NEW YORK. il‘eb. l‘ltr'mNfiw. York minorities today dimtnsed II ridicu- ioitI lbo'argutnaui that the minute movement is the forerunner of free love and IoaIIliIm. Idvnacea or hire. Firm McDonald 'f‘hoIanoh. of drums trio flown. u‘; or manna for min: in: out my ‘ ’ the Greenwich found: ham-Igor matte. : Main street. At the focal IaifrIIItte hsquaIrierI the women Monroe when they mo of the soaaatloa throng by iiIrI.l radium. that they were samurai XIII Milly A. Wholly. «mum of bid NatloaIl Waive Woman's sort rum union. new It Itioitettvtotnan for tier idem atrium . Mayor Walla. Prosecnior Tammany and Chiel ol Police Vollmer Re, ceive Sharp [Alicia llililli 0E SERIES its ill RE Hill) lllliliRRiiW E Miltislqs Have Been Making a Quiet lovcsiigniioa oi the Events Public. attention is focused today ' on the Twin City Athletic Club. which _ has been planning to hold the third of a aerica of “smokers‘ tomorrow evening It. Nash' I Auditorium in North in): round "goesf! great surprise was not caused by the announcement that the Not-walk Mioisiers‘ Association is trialling it hot for tomorrow night's proposed "filliOkt‘I‘." After the, other affairs it was report- ed that. the clergyman were making an investigation. This morning a rather sharp cone municntlon who sent to Prosecuting Attorney William I-‘. Tammany. urging that he take such steps as necessary to prevent a violation of the law. This letter was as follows, and it was vital. ed that simimr communications were to be sent today to Mayor Robert. M. Wolfe and Chief of Police William Yollmer: South Norwalh. February Ill, 1910. William P. Tammany. iced. Prosecutor. South .\'orwalit. Conn. Dear Sir: We have learned from sources entirely reliable that a urine fight is to be held at the Auditorium in, North Main street. tomorrow tl‘ues- dart evening. Two similar exhibi- tions have already been given there, so wo are informed. and much iii faci- ing has been engendered between the contestants of tomorrow evening. Should there be I "kniwII-ouf” It is planned to claim that. it was accident- al. though it is the deliberate intention of those concerned that the fight shall be to n finish. Tickets of admission are strictly linIilod~~tIIey are sold on. iy to men who can be trusted not to disclose the plan. They must bear lite- name of the purchaser. and the asthma on the tickets must correspond with limits on a list carefully made up when the tickets are sold .\‘o announce- ment of the exhibitions huretoforc held was made in the press. nor were any reports of previous fights given. The same secrecy has been observed in connection with the fight of tomor- row evening. We are especially concerned, Im- cause the Auditorium where it In pitti- ned to give this brutal exhibition. is frequented by many of our young lithi- nie. and humane of such lawless oct- tests as those above geforreil to. tho nsstwiulions of the (place cannot but be vicious and itirmfill. We rosimctfully submit. the informa- tion herein contained. urging that. Itcpa be of once taken to anticipate and prevent any such violation of the law au.| to protect our young people from evil influences of thI kind. Yours truly. Hiltlil II. CARPENTER. GEORGE i). EOIIERT. WM. W, (lllildES. CHARLES ll. MACFARIANI). LEBTIDII. F. REYNOLDS. FRANK I). TORRIW. It‘. I). WALTER. Not-walk Mini-terI' Annotation. Princeton. Attorney wanton , r Tammany” slated ihisafternoon that ’ ho VI" not prepared to molten Itate merit lit to what‘hc had done in the matter. ‘ ' In the clergyman communication on error IppeIrI concerning the prom The two previouI tiffIIrI held II matters were reported in The Bonus . Ioi It was stated that the clarity also had not Inert the auditors. i Inn-u.»- qutow Ttgil QIIOWD On Monday night to tho Armory and tree the Dilllbiii‘isNOI'Wllk team bIttid for state ohIataloIIltip title. High fiction! vs. ntIiuford high for inter: Ioholittttlo hone“. waiting. “I.“ it. A. Mitchell hon hill” neutron I dillltilti of drama. pollinators and violin stands. lee adv. , spirited away by the sheriff. II'GIIIIBCHI‘III state school for boys have ‘ Colo. he was paroled in the custody (in account of the fact i that the principal feature: of the two . previous events have been four and t they moved to Messenger's block. She tlliiiRllll Gill's ills Under Parole lronI Stale School lot Boys E DELAND, Fin. Feb li.~IIvln Hun obeit. a i6-y-nar old white boy, was ur- rested yesterday oharged with the murder of Mary ’i‘edder, at tilonwood. liaiurday. The girl was atabbed in or. places. being literally out to fitness. The boy was from a helical of correc- tion In Connecticut. He has been MERIDICN. It‘eb. li.~lrviu Han chett. the iii-year'oid buy who was arrested for kliiing Mary Tender at Glenwood. Fia., was an inmate of the and his home was Man in this city wrong in school herd the rioting hobo vior was of the best and he showed no signs of having a viuiods‘tempém- meat. Hill good conductearned his “parole and rather than return to his family. which had moved to Denver. of William Wooley, of this place. who has an orange grove In Florida. The authorities at the school had rcceiv ed good reports from Mr. Wooley con earning lilo boy and a month ago a letter was received from liauobclt asking permission to renmin in Flori do during the coating summer. This request was granted on condition that some one suitable to Mr. Wooley be found for the boy to live with. The boy was sent to the state school owing to a Inisunderstandiug he had with bin family, the. authori tilt fill iiiiilllil Vlmn HIncltcii Under Arresl' to Flar- nommuononp o. button; (then ll-‘ttinunry 12.lillt‘uum,ftIIvll‘: of waldo on of in on tilflllv Huvin. it! Will "trim on. iiriti'irepdrt. at ill o'clock 'f‘nesduy morning. Bertiideti til the move. at 2 o'clock. oi lluion dome- . fury WANTED. WANTED—«Y til NII liAllY Ali li'l‘ldNr -‘~-gruphti and typewriter: experienced pf'ol'of‘ied. inquire Wow holding all Manufacturing t‘..o Old Well Cigar HEW? Building. WANTED YOIINI‘: MAN TO TAKE up bookkeeping. Uood charter- for advance- ment to tight party. Address ‘W.. tango Sentinel. WANTED —l.tllhf. NI; AR 'l‘tl 'rnori. ‘ fey. i In '5 acres; rent or but. near flotilla Nulwalk. Address 5. if. 0.. SENEEEEREN‘. mg -—- -.— var-and. ‘ WANTED»WII.I. BI \' GOOD INN): moor it cheap; also not house window satin and eggs for batching. a. It. 0.; Nominal. . fit WANTID~ MIDDLE- MIND WC» man fond of children. to it afar in fie?!) WANTEnwA MIDDbEngI) man to cute for an elderly worn RIOIAM'WOPK. Ap iv to II a Foam i Courilun tpiace. ; _ fly to Mrs, chanson; opposite 'l‘owtr la‘rlen f ant. EsTATE WANTlowADTO bile. Royal 'l‘.ourist iimoourne and @- our bodies. perfect ooh ltlon; Milli»: “IK-t , olittrtge for country “‘3 estate; profs Connecticut Gammon. 1.161 timed . New York city. . . — WA Aol5'e DMMACHINIHTS. ALSO nova, to, leun’ the trade. Nurwaik iron Waging" south Not-walk. . WANTEDJI‘O BUY. ALL KINDS 01" cattle dud poultr'. Best prices paid. 132:- tra prices for oh yes It. Friedman, Cait— ‘ nocticui Turnpike, elontn Norwnik. 1d“; 257-... WANTED—~11»: THOUSAND FEATH- cr beds. Pay the highest unit price. Miro antique furniture. Addreal gods. em Sentinel Moe. m «I. A... «I. mi.ww_...-.m~ .... -. .... a- TO LET : -- ,1 l.’,l TO LET— T0 ADI I'i‘i-l. F'WF R00)!!! and bath all improvements. heat infant; lien being of the opinion that hia"’" "WW” 5 tmrnrd ”“09 home influences were not good. ”zigwtéfitmgl' hwggrzgmi rigging: as; "M ”w“ Norwal . fu '13 "IT "”80! Ill TH .31..“ uhtfnmrs,t1....taiar only DIVOIIIIE Still “8! "‘ " WINSTED, Feb. li.-—~Judge Edwih IS. (lager in the superior court here Ituit week. granted nix divorces, at the short caliendar sension, three being Winston cases. in the action of Mrs Grace. M. Beat. against Mott Beat formerly engaged as a meat cutter here, but who left the state after tilt court had granted an order of allow once for the woman pending the trial of the case. allegations or attempt at poisoning was made. Mrs. Best said they‘ll are married March 22. l899. and lived at Pbllmont, .\'. \'., until ltltli. She came to Wins-ted about a year be- fore her husband's arrival here. They lived on \‘inc street. until 1907. when accused her husband of brutality. of being a notorious gambler and of com- ing home at all hours of the night and morning. She also testified that Best had choked her and had sought to poi- son her by putting carbulic acid in her tea. The to: was taken to Dr. Kelley Ind later analyzed by Albert 1. But-well, a chemist. Witnesses for Mrs. Beat were her sister, Gertrude 5 Burns, MrI. W. H. Rlatttiorf and Thom its M. Duran. It eevioped that Best has a threcgtitory block in PIIilntonL. valued at. 36.000. and besides the de- cree of separation the plaintiff was. ul~ lowed alimony of 81.500. t4. A. Iter- man wan counsel for Mrs. Heat. TO LET»~’i‘\VO CONNECTING FUR- trialled rooms. with running water and: conveniences for light housekaem Idiot Aw" uonr East Norwatk dam fit :31 TO LETw1‘YL0R»V.:tVE..IIP of: eight room lIou In house “'I Mfg. fig. ' 0: house and on, “Wed! ; rand. .61 third floor. 'Chapel at. ‘5' ‘ atairn. Monroe Sn.” rec an. 31a: (‘baruei hint 'Ipfacmrr utth m; "Eli ifoi ”,adcleties unfit? basement «nimble stem-r ten i'oumft. ll." IIIo-It-rn mirror“ figurine will Avrn, fIIrII flied Ihirtnn. also the season“ ”I‘t't‘llfl Forms. furnish iliiymuud limit. odd Ige. tlrceft‘n battle inn. throughout. FOR SALE. FOR 8ALE~~DII381RABL Six—ROOM house with bath: fine raft domino. street Itenr trolley. f’rice respond Lay - fun A‘- (‘0.. 6 Railroad Ave" South Nor» \y.u|lt . "I lit II— FOR SALE OR E HANGE. IUILDER' 8 OPPORTU ITY m .TWO norm or II lots. IlglIt in tho tan 7 mom houue nil lmpva-mmtu: butiiraltm and burn llddwa built here «an bo- mlt‘l Ill IHIIMI before fIIIlnbt-d. - .1. ll. Lawrence Agency. iii Smith Main St. cult of Illi! - , flint. mu . g 5: Los'r. .' 1 Losrmnnrwrt N Fir/t N K) in ‘ School and Wirelplty s. t‘ lhrit'rt old knob ‘ to umbrella. with illt‘mnKIMli F “ll ite- turn to Sentinel office til it Lost- dill In; lVAftuwA more nail.- rdn-r rIiIg, small diamond netting. Tan tlollnrs' reward will be paid for lit: 1?. turn to thin billet- BUSINESS NO ICES. . MANIION HOUII ml} wumlib— tun BL. novr‘ WE‘RE fN hi "flounder an IMIquhn . o u mom 'llIbIIfi ' m’uu'liu coolun Ind balling. "Ram Elmo W. it after. Props HE WAS RllBllEll After trying the case of Frank Ze vaakl charged with robbing Wilkam Carroll on the highway at Went Nor- walk. one night during the holidays. E Judges Joseph R. Taylor bound the Ir- cused today over to the Bridgeport court. in order that a jury may do—' tide on the merits of the cane. Bond was fixed as low In poolibie. .200. it .1. being stated that. Zovnaki. who fI a Hungarian, known to some as Bmlth.’l could not procure $800 as at first pro posed i it appeared from the story told the police that Carroll. Zevukl Ind trains other» had I drinking bout while Car t roll was Int-onto to John Sherman Hoyt'I place where he II employed. Zevuid Is defended byAttorhoy J. J. WIlIb. Carroll claims his watch. 011.50 and dome other articles were taken. When he returned the stone motif of the In ,. fair to report it he appeared to have boon drinking, according to the police. lira. Frank J. amour. of this city I will learn. Inert limo II: for it com- lilftod banana in ploIIurI trip to dalifarniI. . ifioliowiu the moth of on my; fall this evening. “other round in the pihtit’iifld mammal with Gleam bath of Norwalk. will be played. ‘ EW GAVE YOUR rain 4‘8““? “Wig nituticui experience Ind—130m” mid it In lturtloullutv and mum the In a nutrition to learn loll your 1% lseienlifltnily i em no ueula. nlduo ‘ opiI mine it. 'f'reoi I‘ll In. Romano. ILIOTRO Pk INO U!" 33"“ gold thii gum: diamon- Imp uni “watchman“ “WI” I no It IAL kiflbfi. i; heroin. ARCHIIALD TAYLI} cachet 0 Plano. mam mil met all Organist . “Flint” Clitll'flllg- tannin. 1 ‘ '.. it“? PIANO rum a N Il‘tiritt elorlnw witor. itN d.vtERti go” in t Em . Rania; a... .. veto? it Nor (WILD! .i . ,, ,, _ , mguvfiL‘a. . loam ‘ Lu DI VfLOPI N0. i kind! A”: “man and“ era l ill. MIMI» ween l’hulmfl HM: rm viIoiNIgA no .- 0o. comment mm to . fn’g. cellars white flit .v .4 care of; flora vorlt of ‘ ; than Young manager. iii z‘It ~ W toil ELI! Ifrfdflte 7 t“) . ditty Army ifIll. - midi: “minnow“. .. p, memoibsidmw molesting more . floured It Crawford. R” . l: »i El
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