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The Game is Taking on New Life
in Bridgeport
South Norwalk's policy crowd are on
the run. for it is fully remembered
that Judge Joseph R. Taylor in dis-
posing of the last case, gave warning
that the next case will mean a jail new i
fence. Prosecuting Attorney William
ll‘. Tammany . is also. determined to
break up the sucker game here. Mr.
Tammany stated today that in the next:
conviction he will urge the judge to
impose a jail sentence. ,
”With tillti knowledge ill view. the.
young man who, this been acting as‘
the {go-between in this city. will havel
iiitlc opportunity-lo plead for lcil-
icney on the ground that he did not
realize the seriousness of his offence.
People familiar with the situation in
talking it over. express no small
amount of surprise over the brazen
manner in which he has carried on the
game. It was even said today ihatl
he had shown contempt of the juill
sentence staring- him in the lace. That 2
he has been extremely bold in his ac-
tions was freely admitted.
Monday this young man was around
plying the game. biit since then he
has been under cover. it was claimed
today that ho was around yesterday
for a short little. though if he did any
business. he was not given away. (thief
of pioneewnllalu Vollnlcr announced
potlltlvoiyltoduy that he will make an
arrest pt the lira op rtunlty that
gives pumice of a will lull. He. says
be women) own man with
the “goods on
it Is also unfortunate that the police
cannot get the bacller, located in Stani-
i'ord. where. it is reported here. the
policy crowd is ill "soft" all around.
it is consider williely.’ however, that
with millilitfihlon arrill v. new“
the ease ill. idge rt 9. art time
ago. the banker wil be VIII‘i'Cd on.
According to the understanding here.
Stamford ill liuite a hotbed of policy.
though so for its known. the police
of the city have not done any routing.
Policy seetiil to bc reviving in
llrldgcport. The Telegram of that city,
said this morning:
“You. I'm convinced that there in
policy playing ill the city. and has
been for some time‘.‘ said Attorney
Paul Chapman lo a .roporlcr of the
'l‘clearam yeslcrday. Attorney Chap.
man In one of tile inWyel‘s elliploycd by
the Law lslnl'orccnient Lciigilc. ill slip-
prcaaing not only that violation but
all vice in the city. Attorney t‘llnp-
man says that there are thrcc Illl‘ll cou-
dlletius the panic ili the city.
"From his knowledge, ilc docs not
believe. however. that the men who
are conducting the lonul xiiillc have
any connection whatever with the na-
tional game. The numbers urc liliilll‘
up either in this city or in New llu»
vcn. perhaps the latter city. and the
slips are brought down here every
tiny on the train.
" "l‘llis policy playing appears to llt‘.
an acquired habit. jllllt like drinking.
Some men cannot get. over it. for once
inoculated with the disease, they apt
pear to itch for It always. We lulp-
preaa the “limo one month and it
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crops up ill unexpected places the
ileltt.‘
“For the present there does not
seem to be any prospect for the Law
Elliot-column Magoo to work on the
matlcr.. all it in undcrslinld their on»
natal appropriation for llelcctlvi- work
will not be available until tlic first of
April. No detectives can be employed
by them until they have money. l'cr-
hnpu Hill police may goblin to the all
dance. and run in the men cllgngod ill
the Illillt'. bill a binomial cannot pct
lllc evltlotlcu that it stranger who
looks like it policy player can not. rlo
lit‘l'hllpli from now on liiitll April l.
lherc will no policy playing without
hindrance, if it ill hid well enough
from the pollen."
wail mindful
'lilllliii’liii liliiliii Hill
that Who Will Struck lly Falling
Cilia Claims Tilers Wore
llo Coldinghopoo
.a.
liftiinlilPOiiT. Feb. 24.«~r‘l‘|tlk it.
Walsh, of Norwnih. the man who was
out on the head by tolling [labs train it
window in the Connecticut Blink Bulld-
llu the night or the mount are. illll! in.
oil notice with Assistant City Cleric
dill of his intention to claim dainnael
from the city.
its claims that the tire was rare
leuly handled. in all much as there
were no warning ropes stretched
across the street for the safety of ped-
estrians. lie was cut badly and was
attended Ii. the ”manually “hospital
with. Fol-mm
latitudinal
~ lilinuu till
Defeated Plum of tho Collide
Council by a Score oi ~
, ' 21 to i.‘
l’onuasna Council. Ronni A‘reanuln.
(molly defeated seaside Council. of
lirldiroport. last night in the carpet
bowling contest now on for the state
championship. in the first part of the
contest Seaside players {started out
strong. making six points in the first
live frames. and one in the eleventh.
bill that wasvall they did. bllt Penna»
nus started to play ill the sixth frame
and rolled up a score of 21. The game
was played in Parnassus Council's
rooms in Norwalk. and was witnessed
by a large number of members, and
a good sized delegation of Bridgeport.
Arcanumltes. A very elaborate an -
p r. iii charge of William H. ltaymonll.
\ 8 served. .
The line-up of the team was as fol—
lows:
Shouldn‘tl’eall, llarr, Mattel-sly. Wil-
liamson. Sherwood. Robinson. Morri-
Pollflasuilwrlilclllliolltl. Curtis. Smith
Sollcck. Pollard.
The score by frames:
Ponilssus ..lll 0002! :l “.3 l 0 'l 2
Seaside ...1lll 1300000 l00
itcferee~li‘i'ank“Goodcliiid. ’
hicorer-Fred C. ltledell.
iiiil ruin an ill.
illilii Ill llllli an
Court Grants Him $3,450 Com-
mission ior Sale of Prop-
erly in New Canaan
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Marshall 1’. Richards, a New
York real estate denier. was awarded
damages of 03.450 in the civil super-
ior court yesterday in his suit against
liorbcrt l). Wiiltnoyr‘for a commission
on the sale of properly in New Canaan.
The case was tried before a jury
which was out just 45 minutes. .ludllc
Wheeler heard the arguments and
charged the jury this morning.
The plaintiff had an option on a
farm in New Canaan. aild. accordion
to his ceiitruct. he was to receive as
a commission for sclilng it all that
he received over “0.000. No alleged
that llc secured ll customer to buy it
for "8.0th when the defendant came
ill and sold it for that amount himself
and cut him out of hia‘ profits as an
agelli. He sued for the difference be-
tween "0.000 and 813.000. The dc-
fense was that Mr. Richards delayed
thc sale no long and was looking for
“5.000 for the proposed buyer. no in
order not to lone lliciittslo altogether"
the defendant was forced to taltc the
"latter lliio his own bandit.
Milli CLEliit lilli
Willi! MISSING
tlnhlllilltil'Z. Muss. Fob. 2t.»-'l‘lie
proposcd consolidation of the Nation-
lli tilty Hunk oi‘ t‘aiubridgi- with lllf‘
Harvard Trust Company. or some other
trust company. with the consequent ex.
animation of the business of the Na-
tional (‘lly liault. which would have
to be made. is now thought to be the
cause for the sudden departure of
ilooitkccpcr George W. t‘olclliuii. of
the t'ity ltnllk. last Friday.
The fact that the business of the
bunk seemed to be failing tiff during
the past few years was what led to
the plan for a consolidation with some
other blink. it in now believed that
tile ions of business was only apparent
itirougll thc oulhoznlclllenta of the
inmllllccpor and not actual. and that
the bank was really illllldiltiit nearly
$300.0th of (lolloaila all three yearn
ago. although lilo Novctllbcr report
showed that the deposits had dropped
to something like Silhiltltl.
Simultaneously with the disappear-
ance of Coleman. a divorced woman,
with whom (.‘olctuuii bad but-n well no
qiulillioil before her llllirriaiic. renew.
lug lllt‘ acquaintance nlncc her rrturu
to Cambridge recently. also tell the
city Friday.
A short little after llecoivor illitoil
arrived at the bunk liailly a mound no
title with placed upon the door. It
read: "This billlli in closed. Per or-
der John I. llllluil. receiver."
in lllli telegram from Kaunas (lily
laqj lillnilny. lloolikccpor tlolomnn total:
oil that he would return to tllllllbridgc
today. While he was not expected to
comeback in view of the developments
of the past few days. ncvcrlliolcna rep.
renolllatlvelt of tile inlalon and Pam»
ill-loge police .lopllrlillontll were lic-
uiilcd all it reception committee at the
various railway stations and other
places he would be lively to rtnlt
should he put in no appearance. The
illlllty exaulinnlion of the books or the
built by directors and Examiner Pop-
ptir uhowed all ajlpnront shortage of
“H.000. but it is feared that the ex-
port examination may dinelose an even
greater «infatuation. (totem-am salary
will till it weak and he had nothing to
do With the handling of the illlnll‘li
funds. All of llinnllngtld lrrmlnrliies
were made by unions of checks and
raise entries in the hooks.
. "meme“
walnut MILD Pall ITAIImo.
NEW Mill . Fell. MmPrlvate
Roscoe (3. Swan. Bimini will. ti. 3.
A.. who is charged with having
stabbed Private John ll. Crntty. all the
result of a row lull saloon last night.
was hold in $1.000 bonds for it hearing
Friday in the lee court. (Brody
wits tin-bio to appear ill court this
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Losers in Recent inter-Company
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Mayor Wolfe, Various _ Council.
men and Firemen Participate
()ld Well Hook and La der Ctllll‘
pally. last lllght..,pald its do for de-
feat in the recent pinochle tournament
by Mayflower Hook and ladder Conn
pally. The penalty was a turkey-sup-
per. and it was agreed by all that it
could not have been surpassed in prepd
uralion or service. There was a great
abundance of all the good things pro-
vided. and those included roast turkey.
gravy, mashed potatoes and turnips.
pickles. cclcry. cranberry sauce. bread,
llultcr. coffee. assorted cakes, cigars.
olt‘.
The entertainment and house conr
lnlttces which had the. alfalr in charge
is composed of dunes HM‘TlH. chair-
man; Warren P. Smith. .lr.. Theodore
(Ylark, Richard Voixt, Howard ii. Ze-
luff. Edward Flaherty. William A. Me-
i‘licraon and Harold Morreli. The iti-
bics were spread iii the company’s
parlor, and clglitydll’e firemen were
seated at one time. with the city offl-
iiinls and officers of the tire depart-
ment occupying the bend table.
Altcr justice had been done to the
cxcclicnt rcpnat former Chief Engl-
tiocr D. W. iiarford. acting nil toast-
.mnslcr, extended it most cordial wel-
i come to the visiting guests. and stated
that the matter of losing the plnochle
tourney was not a consideration to
the pleasure affordbd by the presence
.of the Mayliovrer Hook and ladder
(‘otnpauy members. as file ulalii object
was the fraierulslng of the two organi-
zations and to have a royal good time.
lie lutmducetl Mayor Robert M.
Wolfe all Lila drill speaker. The liner
expressed the hope that a paid re do;-
pnrtineut would not. be a mall at for
some time. In it that ever happened
it would do away with all such gather-
ings in the one lll progress. and would
take out of thr llrc llnportlilcnt llle
features'wllloil have been largely roll-
ponlllhlc for its aucccsl thus far~
harmony and sociability iiinoulz thr-
members.
-Plililp ll. Fielding. ono of the inclu-
born of the East Norwuik llistrlci (‘om~
uilltcc. was next presented. and made
an eloquent spcci-li. giving his exper-
i learn as a volunteer fireman for twcll-
ly yours in Mldiiictowll and plilt‘cs in
NW. York state. lie was followed by
Councilman John [-2. Paul. Corinlrlllion
Counsel John Kcopll, t'hicf Eliulnrcr
Harold l". (‘lll‘lt. Councilman Albert M.
l‘oitlluali. (‘hicf Elixium‘r
M. thclcr. of the East Norwullt Fire
Department. Councilman William H.
McMahon. (‘ilicf of Police \Vi llaul
Volluicr, Prosecuting Attorney Leo
Davis, President of thc Stair l-‘lrc-
lucn‘ll Annotation Ellllrl W (dark and
Forcnliln Richard Voiut. of the (lid
Wcil (Toillpnny.
title of tilt" featurca ill lllc evening
occurred during the ulldrvan of Attor-
ncy llnvla. when he presented. on be.
lialf of Old Well (.‘otlipnuy. nu nrtla‘
tic card case to l-‘oroiulln \‘oigt and
licorgc li'. item-dict. for the excellent
scores they made during the plnochlc
ltililltlltl.
PrPVlutln to llll‘ driller pool ulllllt'lt
wcro enjoyed In lllt‘ company reruns
and card game” were played in illo-
council l‘tilllll across the ball. which
had been pressed into service to itc-
comnunialo the large number of
quests. Following the diler tin» Old
Wcll company's ili‘llllllll.‘ orchestra.
collipoalul of mantel tibial". liialllat;
llarold tliulll Mbrrnll. violin. and
”any Peters. flute. mull-rod ncloc-
tioua.liud itilllcrt Morton favored with
vocal salon to the great delight of all
\li‘lmenl.
The hope was nxprcallod that a tilllll‘
in gathering would be held hi the
not diluent filial-c. llnd the (lid Wollll
want to have another action of mu-
lolltil. and allow the Mnyhuwora what.
they can do. , ‘
rliolttl illrlolto
will. all: otllllloo
SPlthtlli‘iiili). Moan. Fob. 3.5"”
Nearly five thousand ciliploycil oi troll
lay lines ill the Connecticut Valley
trill shortly present a delmtllil for tut
advance of 50 cents ll din-1". Present
indications point to it ll‘lll all-lilo
throughout the volloy‘ d at all (tern
toll and ,QItOl‘ll Mnlwlhllfil'll points
except pistons and places north of
that city. if the demand ill not granted.
The troiiuyllleu are getting it mlll‘
mum of 8100 per day and want a hill
scale of u a day. ‘ '
The «root’rbllwnyll to ill included
in the demand are all controlled by the
N. 7.. it. ii. and ii. it. it.
ATTIMPT to "tilt OAHVIH.
NW YORK, ,Feh. “with attempt
has been made to bribe Prosecutor
Garrett, of Hudson County. N. 1.. to
drop the pmuoutlun of the meet one»
era. was the statement made today h
l
an elitist of Prosecutor (lemma 0 .
lion in Jersey City.
Frederick .
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ALI. pillars or“ Tahiti ‘ or it totem. wuts Ann ou‘a OWN‘OPIRATOR. ‘,7 __x ‘ ,
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oi Milli-T ll
“Willis? .
At all executl . militia of the board
of directors at” ,, its old County
Anti Tubot‘cltltllli. national; held in
the Sil'ttlflél'tffi‘l HM .“ "Bridgeport.
yesterday afternoon: Mrs. M. H. Ford.
recording secretarym‘reslgned the sec-
retaryllhip. Mrs. liord'il resignation
was presented in it illttor in which she
stated that she will. too deeply inter-
ested in tho welfarelol the association
to accept a positionilo which llhe felt
she could not tinfoil justice.
She became the recording secre-
tary when P. W. Plat was employed
by the ausoojatQp a "lloi‘llocrotnry with
oldest! in the ”Phil and Charities
building. bl“; lilo j Wu not called
upon durlug'her‘ ,» My ‘of the ace
randomly to perhl the routine work
that has since “All! lied to the place.
Mrs. Ford explained; tlmthn press of
other duties was] (problems had not
the lime to give to the Iceretnryshlp.
but added maybe Would gladly coll-
tlnuo td be a mtor of the associa-
tion and to lend her built efforts for
the future of then titration.
Former Secretary Post recently left
the secretaryllbtp'to accept ll position
in Hartford, whence he came to this
city shortly after the F‘llli‘lleld Coun-
ty Anti-Tuberculosis league was formv
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Firemen Malia Wan Fight
Against 6an of who Willi
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wlxsrsb. Pub. 2 .wl'or the fourth
time ill a decade theiilhult of the 'l‘. t‘.
lllcharda liaydu'are Company caught
fire last nlvlli and lhlll time the de-
‘lltruetloil was compute with a tolls of
titlintltltl. When discovered at 9le p.
in. the interior of the wooden addition
to the nisin‘ltlur-lltory brloll Itl‘llctlll’o
was a mass of liltiuu Gilli fanned by
a high wind the blur thread to the
mtlln billldlu and il mood wooden
addition. eating out Ihflrlnlfll‘ltil'll and
leaving polities but ’ihn walls shod-
7|n5. VW. _ . .92 c.
unable to lili‘lldla‘hhl dilutes til lilt‘
ltiehurfi plant till tlioltlelll'ptit forth
all their charts. to prevent the fire
fmiu spreading. With the wind blow-
iuu a sale and ”it“ liwl-lnomctrr only
six abovc zero the fault was it hard
one
Despite their cfforis a llcolir ill the
t'cutral. New England railroad was
burned and trains on the road were
delayed.
'l‘fit‘ tools of tile \l‘illhtoll liill Educ
’l‘oo t‘oluplinyt liiul the i‘il)‘ lutll caught
fire. bill it was not attuned to spread.
Show on the roofs of .i iliiljorliy of
the surrounding llliiltllllult lll‘f‘ll‘lill‘d
flying aparloi from Ht‘llilii: other tires.
The fire on January the cause of
which was also unknown dill dunner
entitlinlcd at 833.000.
it in understood that ii lilo walls of
the main building sir found to bc
imitate the plant will not be rebuilt.
tailor—{Elliott
rlollr l DllEl.
l'AillB, Foil. zlr'rsl‘llulill'd Mlliica
idli‘l'tllit tutti lJiilllllar fought it tithl
with sworda in the Parr den ltlucca
thill lllul‘lllill. Al lllt‘ lll'iil ttiil‘llliilll‘i'
Mllllllwl‘t‘mli neatly lliil'i‘ll‘ll a lllllllt.‘
by lduillhlc and run llll‘ latter tllrouiih
the forearm. lJilllliliit‘ ulnlllld to coir
linuo. hill the lutcouda stopped llll‘
voiulllll. ’l‘ilc lldvcrallrlca \toi't‘ rorouv
t‘iicd bilfllrl- lI‘IVan illi‘ lll‘lll.
'l‘ilr ducl wall llll‘ outgrowth of a
dispute among the llll‘lllllt‘l‘lt of the
outline committee on iii-ivory of Illt‘
ballot of which clilumlllI-c M. Million-
i.arloix is president. The prl‘ltltlmll
Hilll‘ll ldntllhllc ll llltl illui liw lllii'l‘
renpoullcd:
"My manila
answer."
Htlunlor Million-Lamont wan former»
ly lllllllllll‘l‘ of the colonic» llilll is lit!
years of not». llcnltiui l.liltlllulv la
lillco yours younger. ilolll are heavily
built. When they incl-d I'ltt‘li other
lmlny. they were attired in llltliilttill
and troulwrll of null linen.
WIDNIQOAY COMM. WHlI'i' OLUI.
The llluiutlora of tile \‘i'eduniullly lio-
vlnl Willai l‘lub changed their-mortise
thl' ihlit wellit ltl ourprllu- out- of their
nlolllllerll, Mm \t‘lllliinl \‘olilner. Mon-
day aftermath. in honor of her birth:
day. The hostel-ll proved hermit it fine
entertainer and the afternoon W” on
,loyniils alike for iltlhlrltil and minute.
The bouillon was also presented with
it hauuwmc allvnr mill-i act. There
were filer tables of bridge during the
hfulrnoovl. the first and ill-cloud prices
being awarded felltltlotlvoly to Milan
Helen Keeley and Mrs. liorlleo it.»
worth. while the mediation want to
Mrs. ililllford llhorvlooii, heirs-tr
meets were served. The club will
moot on Wednesday afternoon of unlit
wash. wiih‘flra. Keywords. at her home
in Granny boulevard.
on" .. M
will lit-liver Ill.\'
Alli-Ionian“ iron
, when“.
secretory Wilfred Donnell. of the
board of reboot visitors. has resolved
a blank to be illicit out for the state
appropriation till tile public schools at
tile won. . little outs provide- ”.26
t which with Inspirational at
33””;th hm Will vol disturb
on it ’ of bills!
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Small Number of Cars Running
and Only Partly'Fillod
PHILADELPHIA. Fell. 24.-\Veli-
mounted and amply equipped for any
kind of servlcc. the four companies of
tile Pennsylvania state miles. number-
lug 200 men. arrived here today, ready
to assist the local authorities in main-
tailllmz order while the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company attempts to
operate its care. The troopers are all
picked nicli, veterans of the rcgular‘
who have seen riot duty ill all parts of
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the ntlltc. Their presence in expect-
ed to have I salutary outlet on the law-
less element that has been wrecking
streets cars lil different sections of the
city. |
Arriving in the railroad yards ill the .
northern section of the city each conl- l
pally quickly dctrulned their ilflrttt‘il‘
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Bill Grievance Committee Dis-7
mum Charges Without Ask- i
log lor Attorney’s Deleon
’i‘ilc pricinncc collltliilloo of the Fair-
licid county bar hold a consultation.
last week. on charges that have been
preferred against Attorney Leo Davis.
the outlaw-atlas attorney of Not-walk,
by Pfllim-J. t'. scarab. or the ‘l’hll-
Library». and who livennt lilo l’rollpcet
street. New Haven, Mr. itchwall filed
the complaint in behalf of t‘nri llichl.
Who iii an cillployc of thc Yale Library.
The committee. after hearing the claim
made by Mr lllchl. and without nailing
Attorney llavis to introduce any cvi-
tlt‘ilt‘t‘. dismissed lllc matter on llit‘
ground that the charges \t‘l‘l‘f' not sun-
island-
The complaint nus that Attorney
l'llvia llliluopcrly uscd ills polliliutl illi
llrlltit‘t‘lllillk attorney to itllllilidutt‘ Mr.
illelll .
Mr liloiil is it lcnilci oi the rilultll
Nornuik Ulllli‘ll'lll‘ t‘luil. and lit‘ cott-
ducted a concert at South Norwalk inst
llccclullcr At that time lll' llrctlilic
acquainted with a brother and llfllf‘l‘.
soil and daughter of A, Lilliowovlii-ll.
of l“r‘l‘lil~ at\t‘tlllt‘. both of» about arc
«old to be \"t‘ll cultivated.
The brother .lili-rwurlla M'iil a New
Year‘s card to Mr. lllchl alid Mr. lilchl
also sent our to liic brother and some
lill‘mit‘tl llllncl'i. il'otil ”W Hill} Land
to iiil‘ itlllll‘i‘. I'Mil‘t'hw'lllg u wlail that
he ought nil-cl ltcr again
it in utilil lhilt the father of thc
young lady complained to Attorney
llalin about Illt‘ note. which will Milt»
('l‘llllllll‘ if two different rich“. written
to lib. daughter and that r. llnvia
wrote a letter lll Mr till-iii lill'otltlm'
inn him with legal pl‘occmlltlln.
The letter lingered Mr. liichl, who i!
said to have consulted l'rofcwor
Hello-nil about the mullet. with the
«thaw rl-nlllt. '
“recurrence
councillor lDDitllP
tip ill this afternoon, the attire-linen
have not taken any active nil-pa to.
ward securing a iocloup to titllo the
“luv“ oi the liavllulni atrrlvt affair.
condemned by the rlly board of
health. A copy of the vote of the
city rmonsil. requesting lltc llclnelllien
to plmulr ll new lockallp ill llln days.
Wlp resolved in thin time by the no.
N‘lmfll. lslclccilliun Alfred Million
lullml today that the letter from l‘lly
('il‘i‘lt .l. .l. (Zillion. in reference to the
lockup mutter Van..rulurrcd to the
town manual. Wmir I "tiltlill‘llllllii.
and no opinion has yet been given
by illoill.
The indications today were that. the
orientation will not hold ll "twill“ to
consider the "latter lllllll ionmrrow.
lllllullll oiliiill
littorloll oil
Wllii‘ln timid. upturn: flotilll liitllv
mill unbeaten. son at William Cram
(1000ch in the local freight 9nd.
was painfully lnjurod by it fall flu-ll
the top of I box car yesterday ill the
Standard oil Compiler plant on the
Wt road.
,lr. Craig landed on it rilll, liflltitll
all his Melt. the was bruised and so
severely citation up that he will; taxes
to his home in Marshall street. its
was also attended "hr Dr. t.. tt. Allen.
Allen the accident litr. Craig m
e to «is mgr. in today is real»-
m lilo elects the accident «you
hill snail
anions
ilino Children Who Had Slight
Symptoms of Disease Sent
Home from Schools
Blues yesterday no additional cases
of scarlet fever have been reported
to H. C. Sharer, health oillcer of this
city, or Dr. William J. Tracey. health
otlleer for the city of Norwallt and for
the town. in view of the alarming
conditions in Bridgeport and else-
Where, the local health officers are
very much pleased with the situation
in the Norwalks.
Dr. Tracey said today that there are
, always a few cases of scarlet fever at
this season of the year but that there
are no more now than usual. In fact,
the manor of cases now, he said, is
smaller than last spring.
The health oflliolals. warn the public
to take every precaution against a
spread of the fever.
Dr. William”. Chancellor. min
tundcnt of the Sellth'mwtli.mlu.
and the teachers are Milt” care
in tile schools. Children who have sore
throats or are a bit feverish are im-
mediately sent home. Nine were or»
tiered home this morning.
iiill-ilillliii infill
IS lilil0 l0 00000
if Mr. Hubbard, ol Poughlleopsle
Refuses to Comply the Con-
gregation Will Split
Nl-Ztt'llliRG. N. Y.. li‘cb. 2t.—~liev
cause the tier. W. ll. Hubbard. poster
of the First Baptist. Church of Pontch-
kccpaic, preached a sermon censurint
members of its congregation for Jane
lug. playing cards and attending the:-
lres and letting their children do the
aaiiic. he will lose his position. The
conaiatory of the church has voted to
ask for his resignation before April 1.
A few Sundays ago the pastor deliv-
ered the dcnunciatory sermon. A prom
local church tiielllber. Mrs. Ellen Halt-
itett. of No. :i llalding avenue, did no:
like the preacher‘a views. At prayel
meeting a few days afterward she said
she was a dance-loving. card~plnylur
Christian. and she felt the attack of the
putor wail personal and unjust. 8hr
threatened to withdrew her name from
the memberahlpmll I“ the nonm-
ilton split. the majority uklul her side
The constatory. fearing trouble. held
two meetings privately. At the second.
on last Sunday. but language was used.
It wan leveuled uldliy that the con-
aistory had decided that it would bl
better for the church to port with its
pastor. 'l‘hcrc was a strong minority
against that action.
if Mr. Ilubhardpyiti Jltlt resign action
will have lo be taken by the context!
lion. ill that event, the pllttlng of
the congregation my toun‘.
w
an animal
a all illiSl ails
NEW YORK, Frb. litmwuh the
any cleared for further action by the
right itldii'lnlcnis of nilcgcd "ililllt
trlllii" licudil found yesterday, tllc apoc-
lal grand jury sworn in by Justice
(left will continue in session ill an of-
fort to bring to book individuals and
companies charged with having inau-
lpullllod supplies and fixed prices in
other necessities of life.
Poultry and one will first rccclve
attention from the investigators and
Il was announced today that meat and
the cold stornxc situation in thin city
would follow. lllllirlci Attorney Whil-
lllllti la ullllcrlllluul to believe that he
can prcacnl rvldcllcc which will result
in indictments for ulmlopollstlc t'otl~
trol of the lli‘tltllll‘lll ill duration and
will lit-up the grand jury in M‘Mlllill un-
til lhc llli'i are all placed before- it
with that t‘iill lil vii-w.
ill .iul'ncy l'lly today. Prosecutor
tiilvvcu mullnncd lllll clfortil to ill-inn
tllc rcolirlln of NW NW Pinion!
t‘lllllplllly of t‘hlcapo hum til. "illi-
«on t'uuniv tirllllli Jury. ml Milli-ml
that he would all m “in if
illli tlt‘iillilllll for the hooks and papers
he want: are not promptly incl. llill
failure no far to procure the desired
documents. however. may result ill dc.-
loy in the illllfllliu down of indict-
ments. which wow ”Illl‘t‘lml tumor
row when the grand jury in scheduled
to mum to Judge dwaync.
l... min-AWL“
IIDKEI WADllDtlIll’D
our DIDEIED liltll
w.nw-ut—.w
Nl-ZW YllllK. Poll. at.” Formal lin-
llouuconlent was made from the rus-
trnnl of the New York block Exchange
today of tile ineligibility for romaine
meat of I‘lil'fmd Ill. Washiuirn. board
member of the first of .l. M. Finite a
(humility. and his seat wallet-tiered
sold forthwith. ‘l‘ile mvoriltml of the
exchange yesterday ltdllldldtl Wuh-
lnlrn guilty of “motions and annual
possible dealings" for bill firm“: coll-
auction with the Columbus and limit»
in. ("gel and ironI pool? the collapse
of is all Wits fol find out inorlt y
tiller about; how all . inelud
Ill. that of tits on Ill
Bloom-«Tile mm believe in
the equality of women. don't they?
Biotin-“Not lit ntinliloy billion in tho
worry the note. any.
unanimity of woman.wPhllIdslphlo
Mould
Glow... .
nip-hm
“SKI Billy,
lily,
Former Sentencodlo Forty vim -
in State Prison in Annie 7:9
Muslim Case
Jill in ii an ‘
iii in little
Marok’sAccomplico Cots. Thir:
ty Years in Woihmfiold
Forty years til state‘s prison for
Joseph Marolr and thirty years for ,
Barton! Laskl were the sentences gly-
cn by Judge llowardd. Curtis in the
criminal superior court yesterday It-
ternoon when the jury found the ul-
sailants of Annie Mask"! by on
three counts. Judge Curtis ve Ml!-
m
tContlnucd on third page)
liElLfll columns.
lrrtn llllllril snort
w“...— _
Dr. Henry C. sherer, the city health
officer. was after the barber shops this
morning. He made it plain that. he ill
still health officer of the city, though
his term of other is to terminate in
four “more days after today. on March
lilt. li'ccordlng to the new city board of
health. which appointed Dr. H. 8.
West as his suCcessor. Dr. Sharer
maintains that ills term does not ex-
pire until next November. -
This morning Health Oflicer Sharer
gave notice to the burners that the
state barber regulations must be the
played in the shops, as stated in them;
in one shop they did not happon‘to
be up in the front part of the‘llllop
and they were promptly put up there.
chained . ’ fl 7 ,
'uwo low It i
none lilo-ill, son a
M r
WANTED-~A .
urlrctlc mall to ac
lty for an catabllll .
inec company. 8|!
cxccllcnf opportunlt
tho- l‘lllill man.
"are Sentinel.
intuit .4
in ill s
0 ion life I
ry till . oomml
or “normed
(idle Conddcrxtlai.
f 4 it
“‘- « c—‘i
WANTED MILLINER APPRIW-
tirc. Apply lit no Washili on St. m at
WANTED~A (ilill. T0 CARE FOR
vomit: \‘lllllll'l‘ll. Mm. t‘. B. Mncflrllnd ‘
.7 luyvimv A re. ’ Nil
0 Cl .
this
WANTED Iii’h‘it‘l’. TRUS-
\Vl-vc I'itclulgc Mfg. (‘o.. ater St.
is: ill
WANTED MM'HINIST. .i. “1
ltr. 136 Water St. South Nill‘wlllk.
.waurso lillAlJtlllTlillAN.
Mil.-
walk iron Works (to.
(Sit 8t
NUR-
f22 tf
”Wanna MACH
to icllru the trade.
i-lnutll NurWllk.
wAN‘rID. Ti) 8 3t. All. KINDS oll‘
clinic and poultry. at will" paid. EX-
lni prices for ca roll. it. l'l‘iadmllll. Con—
uoetzicut 'i‘urnplltc. south Not-unlit. 'i‘tilo.
7- . o
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thti’l‘ . limo BOYS
lift" it Iron Wop}?!
7”""777'771‘76‘713: 7
TO U llHIlMl-i. unit lui‘lts live...
Nut-lull it. one block front t Ave. trot
icy cilia. Suitable for no y that com
in low-p lmllt. A. llllvilctllt. {2031
TO LET ‘l‘ti'u l'tiNNiCt‘TiNtl FUR—
illalloti i‘mtillln. with all roll colonel-ii for
ll'ill lltlunl'ltlil‘ilitiu. 3H ill-int Avc.. lion!“
billet Norultllt «ll-put. f2! Ct
‘ TO LET l“i'llNlHiil‘Iil lltltllttrl Wl’l‘ll
or without imam. all illlprovcmelllll. A -
ply No. it llipll Ht . ninth Nurwotit. flit at
TO LIT l'll‘l"l'.\lil‘i. til ltl‘llthl ll'l‘..
ll menu. bulb lllltl all illodcrli improve-
ments. Inquire ll. .l. illvyuoddi cigar mun—
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lull aluwl llriila-n Apply at llll" ME}
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Iiitilm: ”‘10 if «mill twillrv' MINI! ii i
w. it. unillli. a ilt'itlgo no. limit rim
o
or plnlllupluyci. Willi ”vellum
music. Atitli'mlt l‘lltuolll. one Emil 4
won
A.“ l‘ué‘rtu a .
Loan HANK pivot to 0 arm
Nolwulh Bowl ”hills will at t ill”
ll 7 . .
limo alum. finwrrntdru with. «
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Losr ~HlGTWl-ilth' pull? on aim
ltrnry litre. Tito noufmln. o tlolli.
:‘l. il‘liltil‘l“ house return it!
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ntihiol:
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FOR BALI llli‘lr'lllllhihlihfl. Pl NO
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rut all prostitution and
.2. new...” on .ii'li. .a. *
adieu lllviuil . lent .7
non (lumilgm s mm‘l‘i. .
. ~
stnorao PLA'HNO on . trim.
miulnml‘enlaver. hues and oi. i“ ’
old field. you metal ltml ill eht lint"
minus: plumbera' inn lion ‘ handol . ‘
picnic and anionic tic t man lg
lithe tram n. filam- A . Wit ,
Hi. Tel. 342») “r
PROMCIOHAL.
“all!”
Norwalk Chronicler