composites 1070
Entered ct ”gnaw 30A“ Henrik Pout-omen
I!” "H! "Hf
BY YIREM
Clarence Buttery Nominated as
‘ ..0hiel to Succeed John
D. Milne
B. lBYlliB BYlllBYBll
Bill Hill ABBIBYABY
Joseph Keneflc Selected as Sec-1
and Assistant Engineer
The members of the Nor-walk Fire
Department iii large numbers assem-
bled at the headquarters of Pioneer
Hook and bladder Company. last night,
for the purpose of electing a chief on»
sinner and two assistants to take the
places of Chief Engineer .iohn Milne
and the two assistants who resigned
some weeks ago.
The meeting was called to order by
the department secretary. William
Kclslcr. arid Captain Darrnli Moore
was named for chairman. After the
secretary had read the. call and it had
been accepted, nominations for chief
engineer were called for,
Clarence Buttery was proposed
seconded. A motion was ntadc that
the secretary cast one ballot for Mr.
Buttery. and this was carried‘ unani-
ntousiy. '
'Noxt in order was the selertiou of
a candidate for the office of first as-
sistant chief engineer. and the panic
of C. lrving liylngtou was proposed
and seconded, and the election follows
ed in the snare manner as that of
chief.
The name of Joseph Kelietlc was
their proposed Qt}. nddd for the
Office of second out chief enginv
-cr and he was chosen unanimously.
Chiefelect Buttery was then called
upon for a speech, and he responded
in a very acne? manner. the told the
tirmen that he felt boomed at tho
foitfldence reported in him by the dc.
partment its a whole. and gave the
lilcmbcrs to understand that they
would have no reason to feel ashamed
or the choice of dcpnrliiiental officers.
illlil that he and the others would poi»-
form the duties devolving on them in
the best manner podslblc. if at any
time any trouble arose the same
would be iiiost carefully ichstlgstod
and a remedy applied.
Mr. ilylugton was their called on
and in a few well chosen words he
thanked the t‘urnpatiy for his iioniitia-
lion and assured them that [W would
do his duty to the best of his ability.
These were ill substance the remarks
given by Mr. Kenci‘ic. who was also
called on. The iiieetiug was then stir
.lourned.
rnertnmnkertlts
All! FILED If THE
courteous il0A0
m—
'l‘ltc New Yorlt Connecting Railroad
company liftii tiled with the New York
Public ticrviee thi- rtettensnry property
t'onacntn required under the fralichlsc.
The connecting ltullrond in about nine
miles long, and when constructed will
extend from n eontlmtiion with the
Long inland railroad hear the bound-
ary line, between the boroughs of
liroklttic and Qiieonshoroogb. lilo lili-
ior borough in Astoria, thence cross-
ing the East ltlvor til it clear elevation
of Hill feet to ltundalla and Ward» is-
ililldll. and thence over little lieii
flute and Bronx to a connection with
the New llavou ralrond near its link
l'oliit yards. Port Morris.
li wlll also be connected with the
New York Tunnel extension or the
Pennsylvania Railroad (Jo. by a brunt-ll
itt Hurinyside yard.
Fillilkf AFTEIIO0I
cure HEETilld
m
The Friday Afternoon Chili held its
tenth regular ordering. lit the home of
Mrs. Christian tiwitrtit. till West are
title.
The following program was given:
A Day at the Court of Versailles.
hire. Kendall.
immune.
Mrs. Unborn.
French Trail:- of Character. .
litre. imagines.
The next meeting will be with Miss
cram 145 Main atuet. formalisms
Howl if.
and that of _
rind .
Bureau 9
i dunno
iudge Wheeler Refuses to Set it
I AsldeBeeause Lawyer
Was Interviewed
W
A routine to set aside the larva
verdict in Jennie James“ appeal from
probate because the jurors had read
an article iii the Stamford Advocate.
« was denied by Judge George W.
Wheeler in the civil superior court
yesterday afternoon. Attorney E. if.
Lockwood of Stamford. representing
.lcunie Janice, argued for the motion
i the ground that Attorney ‘Homer
Cummings the opposing counsel had
inspired the. newspaper article.
The article contained an interview
with Attorney Cummings in which
ithe inter referred to the action of
the jury in awarding 8300 damages
to Charles Mchnn of Greenwich for
'tlie death of his son. who was killed
;by on automobile. it was stated in
the story that it was no unusual or
i wrong for a jury to bring in a compro-
rnisc verdict. Attorney lmkwood
claimed the newspaper story influcuc
ed the jurors in the James case. The
i verdict of the jury was to sustain the
will.
—8PECIAL.
Loin of Pork Roast, liic lb.
lionie-ruadc or Link Sausage, lie lb.
Fresh Side Pork. the lit.
1 ilest Shoulder Steak. 12c lb.
120 lb.
Native Fowls. 22c lb.
1 Roasting Chickens. 25c lb.
. HAYES’ MARKET.
'nwunu
roundup
'But One Witness .Put On and
Arguments Will he Made
on Wednesday
liltileidi’OR’l‘. Feb. law-Both state
and deforms in the lease; of Joseph
Mamk or John .lanltiowios and‘ Dubai
Irseki. of lndiau orchard. Mass, cbsrr
ed with attempting to murder Annie
iiioskill three dayt,~ after her ritarrlhgc
to Marokhby throwing her into a well,
rested yesterday. and arguments will
he riiudc Wednesday. The defense put
bill one witness on the stand. Sarah
Nalieuzubl. who runs u dry goods
store here, who testified to the valilc
of clothing found in the Moshil girl's
trung. This was to show that the cloth
big had been valued by the state at
more than it was worth.
Marok. who Ylllti not displayed a
great deal of interval in the proceed
lugs. broke down yesterday and spent
most of the afternoon session in tears.
liin breakdown came during the tenth
tttony of his wife. with whom he lives
in indian lircliartl. Slit.- told of his be-
ing away from home during the time
of his marriage to .‘innlo Moskili, of
his bringing home I grig Which he
threw under the bud lit the one room
Tit which they lived, and of its beltltt
itlilllti later by the police and tile on
ialiilnhlng of the fact that it was the
property of Annie Monkili. Andrew
ianki. of r‘nirlinid. a brother or the
accused linrtoni, testified to vltllta paid
ltlltt by his brother and allowed that
ilnrtoni was familiar with the country
about Flll‘flttld. and know of the well
on the form into which the two men
threw the liioakill girl.
In Yll‘l' croa AI‘XHlltYlllUml at the op
tilting of court. the Mmkill girl Hlliiwlll':
till all fillitttflllllit rapidly and clearly.
ber answers accruing to strengthen the
lestlniouey given for the state, Thurs.
day.
The accuaetl are charged with three
counts: Jlohhory, assault. and robbery
and attempt to murder. it in unlimited
that the Jury will bring In a verdict
noun utter receiving the Judge's
charge.
thrashed
pantheon
wasiliNtiTON. troll. law'l’he do
partmeui of agriculture has decided
not to send up an inspector to the oys-
tertuen of (monument until later on“.
when the ice gets out of the rivers. it
is understood bars that whoever is or.
dared to the stats trill investigate the
attention of the pollution of the rivers
and avatar beds. and will instruct the
oyster men as to their rights to dost
oysters. The subiect is of great the
poi-tones to the state. had fir. Hill is
insisting that the right kind of so in.
router is detail“ for the work.
I Lean Pot Roast.
BBANBE BR
George P. Elie Replies to the Let-
ter Regarding Discrimina-
tion in School Honeys
BBIYE BiBiBIBlB ARE
BlilBIBE BIYY Bi llBBiYAlli
Principals Outside of South flor-
waik Do Some Teaching
To the l' t‘litbi of The Sentinel;
They any figures never lie. yet some-
times facts are produced by figures
that do not always produce the truth.
Such. i think. we have a case in poll
in the letter in tonight‘s Sentinel upon
the school question by a writer who
ought to be pretty good at figures.
tt‘ontlnucd on third page)
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HUSIBAL SEIWIGE
AT THE IEBTITIITE
Tomorrow evening. the Sunday Eve-
ning Institute. will present another of
its popular trinsical programs The
program promised is the most attrac~
tire that has yet been presented. in-
cludiug the strongest and most popu-
lar selections from the compositions
of Wagner. ilandcl. liacil. Mendels-
sohn. (ii-leg, Mozart. Schumann, Elgar.
('ltopln and (Banned.
in addition to the large. chorus and
orchestra l’mf. Walter E. liartlcy, of
New Haven. will assist ill the organ.
\'i‘. S i'orler at the piano and Roland
Lent-ii. of New ”iti'l'll. violinist.
'l‘hc inuaic will be given under the
direction of Francis 1). Tiernah‘. of
New Haven.
This program will bring before its
hear-em a remarkable variety of music.
and so arranged as to constitute an
evening not only of inspiration. biii
also of niuslcnl education.
The doors will be open at ii:
program beginning at 7:in
The program will include the follow-
ing selections:
i‘t'cliilic.
Wagner The Prize
Mi‘lalt‘l'slllgl'i‘”
ili'gitli. Orchestra and l'ratlo
ii, the
tiling. fiiliii "llie
ilnudcl The liallclujin i‘iiorus truth
"The Messiah"
i‘liol’its.
liarh Prelude and i"llkl.|t' Iii p; minor.
Organ. by Walter a; “utility
Mendelssohn "it is Enough," lrom
”Elijah."
iii llceaureatu
iirleg wrilicgrctio
Sonata No. “.3
Violin. by ltoliind Ireaclt
Mozart The (limits front 12in Mails
i‘lioriii.
r‘ranqiilllo. from
Uffertorr
iirltunianit» Alleliileri
Orchestra. lirgan null i’inno.
Mendelssohn“ “ii rest in tile Lorri."
from ”Eilllh"
Mina Lot-y lira}.
t‘liopin i‘IflitIo in t' minor i'i‘lw itcv-
oiutlonnry titmiy
Piano. by W.
lionnotlw"ily llilbyion'a Wart-a"
i-Jigar WWII") and i‘lrcliutlitancu“
firgnn. Urchoatra and Piano
tunic 0El'fil8
“3!me lulu
NEW HAVEN.
Klonlte. brother
8. Porter
Heb. ltl.~»Aiigoirt
of Ur. Kil‘tflil‘. of
llowaril svrtitw, was found dead in
his bed. yesterday fill the head was
it bad bruise and trash. whlrn litter
were found to cover a fractured skull
The supposition in that Mr. Kinetic
iitiuo returning home, Thursday night.
leli on an ick sidewalk. but was able
in get into the boom- and go to bed
without communion assistance.
Mrs Marla Abltnlln itiiu bred in
( haunt street. fell from ii window and
was killed while hanging out clothes.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. Harry
(irispt. of the barge Marguerite, which
arrived yesterday from Providence.
was struck and killed by a shifting
engine at (tonal Dock. its leaves a
wife and son in Providence.
WAIHlNGTOH’I IIHT‘HDAV Illi-
t‘mlts .
The Evening Sentinel will the pub
lichen sit a mint paper on runner.
Wfllfm'l Emmy
YAKEA YB BB. '
wssrusn bestseller. .
Partly cloudy—NM weather tonight on
stingray; rising temperature; modems
westerly winds.
,6?
TWO CENTS.
mm»
The Iloton Point Division of
United Staten Volt Life Savings
‘Oorps scored a Whit a last night
Yat Ariou Hall with their fourth annual
ball. The hall was hllcd by the mer-
ry dancers. who had a very fine time,
as is always the nadir when this popu-
lar organization give; a smzial event.
The ball was very rettily decorated
for the occasion wi the ensigna of
the organization. Which without pal.
engages at various minis in the court
try in the laudable effort to save the
lives of those who inky be in danger of
drowning. in titan! places they are
the watch dogs of the beaches. in
which capacity they are at itctou
Point. iii summer. B ‘
Last night‘s ball was somewhat iii"
fort-tit titan the usual dance under
their auspices. in ethat the grand
march did not short “before 12 o‘clock.
it was headed by William Byxboe and
James Monahtus. Bhorwood's brass
orchestra. assisted by Knablin's
chimes. furnished the music. Up to
12 o'clock there was dancing without
the regular programs. The regular
program contained twenty npt-o-dete
numbers and was not concluded iititll
about 4 o'clock this morning.
The corps has been adding steadily
to its building fund and there, in con-
sldorablu- hope that there will be a
headquarters at Homo this season.
The hull last night added it consider-
able amount to the hand. There were
visitors frtun various nearby cities. in
addition to the huiidptids present frotri
The Norwailts. 'l‘hu committees for
last evening included:
thti
Chairman-C. A. Volk.
Allis-«w. A. i-lyxbcc. llr. H. a.
Worst, James Alphabets. Edward .l.
(Trough. Victor W. Ferris. Clifford
Benedict.
l-‘loor ContiultttMlehard Webb.
Aidsv-r .loncph (Turmoil. Frank
Kroiitsch, Fred llnia, Thgodttrc iiyx-
bee.
~«Wu pay 6% on Any altimtnt from
31.000 to 850.900. invented in the Mon»
ton Really [meeting corporation. Ad-
dress 1‘, li. lien 732. Sn Norwaiii. t‘i.
return
sauna
illiiillilil
Mayer Wolfe and South Horwaik
Board of Health interest
Themselves in Hatter
ruinous
unnuuoun
ma- ...» ..
Only One of the Celts Ever
Sees the Light of Day
Mayor Robert M. Woiic. after in-
wntlgatlng Yitf‘ condition of the Harl-
liiiltl street lockup. shirt that if he had
the power he would t‘ltml' the place up
in two minutes. The iorkup in a town
nffnir and runncqllolllll he does pol
have full power in llw premises.
ilmllllit the board of health. which colt-
nlllt‘red it with tile lliayoi- at his rolli-
dence Thursday, believes that it can
at conipllah atmtvnhlng.
Just what it can do, the board in not
yet prepared to do. but the mayor in
(Continued on Eighth Wham.)
m tints rites:
llllltnlflmiilltitf
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. r‘eh. tam
(lemme Stephens. non of a prominent
mine operator. utility llllnt and killed
three of his children. shot and fatally
wounded their colored sum, and then
turned the pistol on himself and end-
Od his own life.
«aortas.
A ”rental menu“ or Palestine (trite
tie. A, (i. K. of ill. (3.. will he held in
their rooms on annuity. Petr. tilt. at
2:20 p. in. to tslts action on the death
of our belated brother. Pest Bartram
commander Solomon Seam.
' by order
" HWY!) W. corms.
MW".
B NBER Bl
llli BBBWA K
BBBBIEBB MEN
President Wheeler Has a Shot
Gun Heady for Those Fa-
voring Consolidation
WEBB AYEllBE PAYlliB
PBBJiBl BIBBBBBEB
Illatter of a New Town Hall
Brought Up by i. F. McMahon
At the invitation of the officer‘s and
directors of the Norwitllr business
lilcn'n Association. a delegation of the
officers and directors of the Merchants’
and Manufaclitrcrs‘ Association went
tip to Norwalit last night and wore
guests at n dinner at the Norwalk lio-
tel,
it was announced that it was desired
to talk over matters which are of mu-
tual interest and on which both as-
sociations can work together with ad-
(Contlnued on Eighth Page.)
llYB BIYBRBiB BiilllllB
ill BBPEBIBB BBlllll
“mam—“AA...
William W. James Sets Decree
and Mrs. Frederick Welsh
is Likewise Honored
'i‘iterc werc two uncontested divorc~
ea heard before Judge George W.
Wlteclcr at the short calendar session
of the superior court and each was
granted yesterday. Tire first to occupy
the attetrtlon of his honor was that
of William J. James who sued for a
separation from Helen M. James. both
of Stamford, on the grounds of dcser‘
lion. The couple were married Oct.
ii, lilo? and had one child. The deser-
tion In alleged to have taken place
Sept. 2t}, 1901:. while the couple were
living in Stamford.
Wife Eioped.
‘i‘csilniotii-y wns introduced to show
that the defendant ciopcil with a man
named llnrry l‘larlie, a cable aplicer.
and that ‘iht‘ Ylllti never been Iifll‘lt to
live with Mr husband since their. Sev-
eral mini-sacs eorrolairaltfl the facts.
The decree was granted the appli-
f‘IliY.
Case of assertion.
The other case “as that of llor'o-
lhra Welsh against Ftederick \‘i’clsll.
also on the ground}, of dcscrtiori. Mr a.
Welsh who resides in Warren court.
llrldgi-porl. was liittri‘iotl to Fred
Welsh at New Haven, Poll. , ”392. and
he deserted her according to her state
inctttn (let. i. i898. and him continued
said ilcncrtiou ever since. ills prea-
eul whereabouts are imltnown to her.
. H... .... W u~w~
«CLARK H008! MiDGlTb
Play the Not-walks at the Armory on
\‘i‘tiahiuglon‘n ltirllidlly. The name
quintet of bunticnt that never fails to
make trouble for the locals ‘i‘lic lllglt
school team meets Wailingltlrd illgh“
Dancing.
nundhuh
unuuunnns
t‘Alltil, lil.. Feb. lit. ~t-iurrounded by
n hourirnn lntnntrymen. twelve. convict-
ori prlmilwra, who were sentenced You»
toniny by Jillian ilittlnr to varying
forum in the Chester prison. were hue
rind to the depot and out of town this
morning to prison. Allinug the pris-
oners were John Pratt. the negro purse
stretcher. whose arrest resulted in an
attempt to force. the Jail and lynch
him yesterday morning with the result
that one of the mob was killed and
four others were injured. .
The plan to get. the negro out of
town without demonstration was true
onssfui but few people knowing of the
more. and the crowd that an the do.
nurture was small
Linn night panned quictly. The
streets about the not were closely on-
trolleu by the militia.
Today the streets will he patrinled
by militiamen under orders to prevent
any disturbances.
"We are not» apprehensive that an
tasks may he made on new about
the city or on their motor." laid Att-
intentional Diem this mints
Biill lBlAllB
. BBBlElY lllflllB
Will Be Held at Hotel Hehaek-
eino Next Tuesday Hornini
at 10:30 o’clock
The annual meeting of the Belle
island improvement Association will
Tuesday morning, Washington's Bit-tb-
day at l0:30 o'clock. At this meeting
the executive officers for the erreuing
year will be elected; also four direc-
tors, each to serve for three years;
the proposed budget for the season of
1910 will be discussed and sdoptcd;l
the proposed water gate will be des-
cribed; rules adopted for the conduct
of the beaches, roads and parks.
The following amendments to the
by-l‘aws will be acted upon:
Article 1. section 1, to road “ms:
"The membership of this CW, ,'
strait consist of only such person who
are owners of real property on Belle
island. or a member of such owner's
immediate family, and who shall have
been regularly elected to membership
by the board of directors."
Article 2:ch adding the words “or
of such member‘s immediate family"
after the words “assessed valuation in
the town of Norwalk real estate of its
members."
All members have been urged to at-
tend the meeting. slid President John
P. [100 has arranged with Landlord
James R. (honor to have a blackboard
rind other convonieccs so that each one
may understand the plans of fire asso-
ciation. Dinner will be served at the
hotel.
BBYlllllIilil YIIIB
HBlli Al BIBABABBA
14 Killed and 70 Wounded Said
to Have Been the Casualties
MANAGUM Nicaragua. Feb. l9-
'l‘hc telegraph operator with the gov:
ei-nment army notified General Toledo
today that the lighting at. at. Vicente
ceased at 5 p. m.. yesterday. when the
insurgents retired in the direction of
Santo Tomas. This is accepted here
as meaning a government victory.
but no word has been received from
(ten. \‘asques.
United States Consul Olivarcs, who
has returned from Matagalpn, cati-
niale the casualties during the recent
lighting there at H killed and 7t) woun-
ded. The non combatants were not
harmed, although nearly every house
was struck by Maxim shots. The men
era are preparing claims of several
hundred dollars each. The loss to
Americans is chiefly iii the matter of
cattle and horses Iiillf‘il or requisition-
ed.
The government's peace mounts
uloucru General Aurelia Estrada, Ru-
dolfo ElillillOlitt and Frederico Suction.
today sent a strange to RearAdriiIrnl
Kimball, collimandcr of the American
nttvni forces in Nicaraguan waters.
The text is um tirade known here, bill
is suppmwd to embody a request for
the transportation of the commission-
ori; from (Trey-town to llliicnelds on a
United States warship.
President Madrlz has signed the law
invalidating the debts contracted by
the revolutionary party.
mu~mw
80LOIOH 80A.
DIES 8000“”
tloiouino chiu, one of like best
known business men in The Manhunt
was stricken with heart failure, you»
teidaymfiornoon. at his place of bus-
incnn. corner of Water street and
steamboat Place. and died almost iti-
ntnntiy. He had been at work an no
uni during the day. bill for some
months previously had not full well.
and the assertion of walking up the bill
to his home in liaviow avenue. often
proved too much for him. He was
about sixty yearn of ego and had been
I resident of South Norwaik for many
years. ~
lie was an culvert metal worker and
some time ago, lti company with his
son established the factory in Water
smith where he had been doing it
large business lie was a prominent
member of Palestine castle. A. 0. M.
0.. Butler lodge. i. 0. O. F‘s and Col
‘fsx Encampment . its is survived by
a widow. one son. Alfred. and two
daughters, dire. sum let. Brown. .lr.,”"
of Heath rim , out: last Andrew
1". decimation. of “threats.
N
MOTH“.
Glover‘s shoe store will be closed
all do: Tender. Washington Birth-
be held at the Hotel Mahackcmo. nextY
ilYSlHiMiil _
Willi! ”
ASSESSMElls.
Many Firms Send Represents?
tives to Protest Before State
Board of Equalization
lYlB BiBBlBllB
Al BBIBBEPBBY
Board Acted as an investigating 9
Committee at Public Hearing
i
The state board of oqunllsatioh held
two sessions in Bridgeport yesterday
in relation to the oyster growing in-
dustry, the first in the. morning when
it set as a board of relief to review the ’
doings of the shell nah coinmission as
a board of assessors. and the second .
in the afternoon when it eat as In In-
(Continued on Seventh Pagan
luslfted advertisement- en still
26 onto or less. 15 cenu' 3 timed.
each additional word. 1 certifie-
WANTED.
“WANTEDw— lXm'l‘Iitl ENCEI) OPERAT-
ors on sewing machines. House I: {13%;
A
part].
WANTEDwtif'lflil MAN TO REPRE-
o-nt the Phoenix Mutual Life lm. Co.
lands furnished that bring good results;
ood (‘Yltlllf‘t' to right part). Apply Hoof r
liuikc ileiierni Agents. Statute .
Conn f" at
WANTED~MAUHINI8TS. A1480 BOYS
to learn the trade. Norwalk Iron Works.
South Norwullt. {2 ft
WANTEDw'I‘O BUY. ALL KIN 0P
cattle and yfillifr". Be at prices but 31°
liar rice or calves ll Friedman. Con-
1|th tzcut uinplkc. south Not-walls. Tri‘.
u t~ 0
T0 LET-«till FRANK
"IP-(X)
la . six month. furnace. alootm
ilgiis. bath room; 3 minutes out Are.-
tmllei; {obsession March 1. Alla fur~
platted apartment 1 '
quire 63 West Ave., gaunt“.
and evenings
TO LET ilVE ittxrfdtl. italic
iloor to .ulults; centrally I ted.-
at the \aricty Hanan T
alt.
6 Millth ROGER.
bath and anti: all itiiprovnlltcntll: up‘to-
tlalc: in first- «loss condition: block of
trolley. Iuoiilre so “00de Age. fl. 8t
TO LET MAY 1 liltiil'hROOMS (‘ 1‘-
tauin all conveniences. No. it Myrtle
lirrrtt Nor\\ailt.f19 23
TO LET TVifl i‘thNIGCTiNtl FUR—
ninlmti ”more with all tonveiiloum for
light ituual-kecptn '. NH. 9H East Ave.
near lirtat Norna dcpot.f188t
TO LET I YVI“ liilUM’s st FIRST HT .
East Norwalit. inquire of It Joule”???
TO LET rrrlltit all“.
TO LET Fl‘ RNlRIiEli “DOM. WITH
board; table hoard; lwtnfl coukinu: «very
commit-rice. iii liariland iii. {in :t
...,. m... ..._. ,. ”Mn“..- -~'v—VI‘
lirootlrvn and wire. 25 b '
it ' tar-
WW lio-
Kcttill‘uli lll'ttnhillite. fl. 3!.
lites from center. liunlnoltl amend; im-
FOR BAL‘.
res 8ALE~484CUV lg'U 1‘08. 3
'w B's Winsome
Ylt‘llti. all I'm tilt. Also in
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