Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 28, 1910 · page 1

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. Three‘fialml‘olt‘lielli sud Two
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the will rwulitm
Bridnehotihheilunim Erldey and
, mommy uncultivated
- Although the membeni ol’ the South
Norwallt‘Ciub were losers in the open
lug rhunti of the intor~club pool and
bowling tournament with the Algon-
(liilu _ Club. of .Bridgpbort. Saturday
ngibt. theywere good inherit; and the
delegation whichywentover had a per-
.tlcularly‘ tine time‘. As is always the
ease. the Algonquin members were
tine hosts and treated their guests IO
iinely that royalty has nothing on them
in this respect. ? ' '

From the time the South Not-walkers
urrivedytbey were taken in hand .by
the hoeta,'and the lattera' main object
i'ordhe rest of the evening was making
things intereeting for the visitors.
They did this in two ways, both being
pleasing. line of these wars in giving
their guests egood time and the other
was in playing lively pool and doing
some snappy bowling.

There yeregthree games of pool and
two ‘ganiea at bowling. Every some at
built was won by the Algonquins. but
their South Nor-walk l'rienda hope to
revcrue the scores on Friday evening.
when u rhturn visit will be made to
thidcity‘. ' '

it was announced that for the rev
mllhibl;
do? "even age had been selected in:
place oh'fiuul‘dl!‘ Oil ‘50”th of the.

 
 
 

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latter ‘ln label, ~ membere
.. with. “W!

The deal . completed first
Saturday evening? David P. unborn

won from Maurice ii. igniting, by the

 
 

 

u 7 "-i t.- '.to, D. . 1m
19mg”). #filiéfi" M Moore

to 7 , u, g ' 0t i Hurry
W. I 1 the lilii r‘ to 76.

' lid-on?“ tunic tilt in the bowling
were as follows:

Flat Gums.

So. Norwtilk. ‘ tit. 8b. ’i‘otni
Donahue ..... . ....... i ii 150
Dibble ...... . .‘v. . . . . . .2 1 i222
Kuch .......... ......il 2 128
Jitl'Vli'i ........... ..,.7 i it'll
U(!\Vltl ........ . ..... 3 188

Total ...- ....... .. ............ ‘ . .692

Algonquina. til. 8p. Tom
lililiiil‘d ........... . . .3 It 168
ifouiter ........... . . .2 i 157
Front ................ 2 l 105
Schultz ........ .i 6 Hz
Uiilllltnn ..... ..i 2 HM

'l‘otul .......................... 728

Second Demo. 1

Bo. Norwuilt. -tii. rip. 'l‘otal
lionlhuo ......... .. . .2 t; id?
Dibble .. .. ........... l 5 lllli
Kueh ............ ....i i lib
.liu‘vie .. ......... l...li 4 Hill
Dewitt .......... ....:i ii 194

Total ............. . ............ 757

Algonquin; lit. tip. 'l‘ntal
liullurd ........ ...i 4 Pill:
l‘ouitcr ........... . . .i a idii
Pruitt .......... . . . . . .2 8 illb
Brhulta ........ . . . . .3 2 i215
Cullllilii . .......2 4 H0

'i‘oiul .......... . ..... itli

Alter the playing the gnnetu were
unwed with it beeper. the menu of
which included turltay and routboei
and other desirehie srtloieu of diet.
More than thirtvoiour member: or the
Bouth hi all Club were in the visit-
ing put-t . and with the night changed
to Friday. a lsrga delegation is ex-
pected over from Bridgeport linidny
evening.

rmusueum
“lid!" seem

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One or the trout window: at Arthur

ilouodlet'e mouthing :eotlhliahmnt in
“""inn'rmurrnr
e em 1 e a n y
interning, addyiunt ottorwdrd three
young men were seen runningloway
iremtiie vicinity. : . _
A trolley conductor who new the
three youn teen ‘ 4 rooming!
remote ,oeoneilulou. hailed
Miller Into the Ii‘ioiiue and did ‘o.
e: nWiiialu'.mm ti
0 :- mu. titration end
outdone litifltigltidn. “minim
wan uofidodanehemtrota‘his
mm "the r or hi "I“

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Wht it it‘ll. Mme.»
. ' whether the window mule
“mix: lied Iii bias or burglar
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! absolute interest in tho timrty did

tide of the tournsment. yq‘z'ig'hngirom conveying the pmperty to

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The next cutie whioh‘w lilti' the
attention or Judge ileum holder,
in the present term urine. ci‘vli ‘Bn-
pcrlor Court. in thut‘ot Htriult Munich.
aged eighty-tour year-d. . of .Norwullt.
against his eon, John B; iinnion. oi Or-
ange, Conn. The aged lather tum
that prior touaeptembor is; 1900. he
won the owner at ‘ vaiuubie reel eutete
in Norwnik, where he resided with an
other non. Jamel, Haitian. The father
is aged and lnilrm. audited been (or
the put isw yearn. Hollieleelthetou
Sept. 28, his pen. Jehovah thedeiendt
ant. in order to poaemrghlinseirnt an.

 

fraudulently advilte und- ur' this. tether
to convey the nroperty‘ in hit. so ”to
prevent his brother Joined trom philan-
dering the eutatc. dud bringing“ the
old man into debt in his late yearn.
The father stated that on till death. he
wanted hie beam to fli‘l‘d'llllkflilll lite
property. The defendant then irauduo
lently represented that an erecution
would not prevent hla brother Janice
from securing a hali‘intereiit in the
property on the death of the'tatlaer,
and also promiued‘to convey to hie
brother a halt interest in the proper-
ty at any time requested prior to the
death or the tether. The father did
an urged, and the conveyance or the
property wee recorded in the town
clerk's onion in Norwalk.

On Oct. 10. 1909, the tether, learn.
in: oi the nature and client of the
deed, and the probable intention that
might befall his eon Jlfllell, called at
the home of his son. John. in Orange
and reque that he may u halt
interest in e _
or James. Thief” broth,“ 'i‘e
iueediodo. 1‘ heliad . led
that itauch out] who in. I you!
time prior to till) til at kink or.
he would do no. The tether delta the
court for u reconvevunoe oi the proper.

on Injunction reatraluiug h a son.

any one else. Ind damsgea oi “0.000."

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”Hill if] . mm

mm «anemia um
Murderer Welter? Mm-
dmn Book to In Locked Up

NEW YORK. March unmanned on
by the dlucovory that Ruth Wheeler.
the girl eteuogrepher victim or the
actuationai murder uncovered last Bat»
urduy. was by every evidence. another
ed and united while unoonucioua into
the iii-opined 0! ‘Albert Wolter'a apert-
meuta and there burned to death, the
authorities continued the tacit oi try-
ing to develop the real motive ior the
crime» .

Coroner'u Phyaleian O'i anion tie
oieree that Ruth Wheeler u burned
alive. Alter the onion-y on the body
he declared that the discovery of o
remnant of a adhere oi' linen over the
right nontrii or the girl and trsoes of
wet in the uootrils' dud lungs con-
vinced him that aim woe otill llvill.
when altar being strangled by the cord
about her‘neclt. her body wall act on
fire by the murderer.

Hour: oi questioning have failed to
choke young Weller in his declaration
tha the but never anon the Wheeler
girl And knew nothing of the way in
which ahe met her Iliad. in hie cell
in the Tombs..where he is lodged on
a chorgo of murder, he mounts inno
were. but aha-dimly declinoo to ex»
plain the entry of» Ruth Wheeler’-
nams in his memorandum booit or to
account. to the connection of the no
lice, for his increments on the only
when it i; learned Mina Wheeler vial
ted his room in answer to on advert
tlaemant for a stenonrspbnr sod wna
not min Icon olive ouiaido the ideal
13th atroot hence in which Welter ilv

informstion recruited (min Katie lili.
lcr or Mueller. Well”?! «It
who wan nrraetod yummy. won more
ly or u «native chem. A iroaii
troll in Woltor’s one however. wail
wreck by the «thorium in a mm
told them by a young ”men who one
leased to having huown Wei well.
tier tale oi the may run . r who,
alto laid. bod been uncouth with the
runserhsot the authoritiuflmto m

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Jilin. and “drum were hold in

 

Walter's memorandum. . tone it
my or them are mining. . involu-
toami rowel me-

ga . upon , , x

or not other hug‘ony willie neuroti-

33‘ with the "White aim!" ppm
nu. ,

$0 tho inter hart oi January or.
or .
and i .‘mliieve..m remand

 

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aih titth‘ “in”? all but .15 here
F Rigid” .7 ,

il‘iiidi m in tiiohzdriua for the

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omreflr one will”

row
wow

Elicia between the. on, at ll summit“ opium rungs” alchemical-es
3 w; ‘

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wero'Aiieiuieoeliauce n u.”
Village at Minnelli,
caught lnFire Trap

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MATESZALKA. Hungary. March all
«Two hundred and titty people were
killed and many others inimd la the

vilingc oi Oekoerito. when tire burn.
out in n hotel where I boil was being .

held. _
A roach house connected with the

hotel had been fitted up oi n bsliroorn it

end last. night was crowded with set»
oral hundred minute when V‘ho dru’
eluted. it we: drat noticed when a
women's drone was soon to be ubino
and a moment later the germ: o! sov-
uni other women were in human.

A panic followed and in e mad rush
to the exlurmauy ueraona tell and
were trodden to death by othere

To make nastier: worse the rooiteit
in beiore the ball could be cleared. and
many injured ones and thouc who be.
cause or the rual» oi the doors had
been prevented from making their or
cane. Were buried with the dead it
the ruins.

iiiiiillil iii .
llilliii A bill
'l‘rolleymeu Expect lrom Bead
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it we: - r ..
the principal wrote-men connectii‘i
with the trolley wag. timc‘ln'd
other similar deitbonticne on the line:
of the (ionIiecticui. oomplny thut the
conned answer to the demo“ of the
motor-men end conductor: might be re-
ceived today, or st the latest. very eur-
ly thin week. a

it by already been ioreahadowed
that the answer to exorciod to be one
which will satiety the'raoii and die of
the men. and that consequently thin
contention will he disposal or thin
week. In speaking oi thin mutter iaat
night a mum-mm nald that the en-
awer had not yet been received. that
when it did come it would have to be
mneldered by the member: oi the
geneI-al mum-once board and that
than menial mention at the opium in
all of the clue: involved would have to
be called to act upon it. What the no
tions or than union: will be’ in, ct
mum. not known but it the mun are
real-enable in their demands. it wa-
loid tint the company's latest otter
will pmluhiy be accepted. it is re-
ported that the 9 hour day idea, to be
worked out in new nitiee. and than
there in very little chance of the un-
louu being mid an ouch st this
time. no how u tinted. this latter
mutter in one that in likely to go over
tor n time u tenet

it is expected that the cuticle! meet
third or the union: will he called the
latter part ciilse week. The continuum
enswar must he cent to Pro-idem C.
W. Hinnix. oi the New England coir
tongue bond or the Trolleyuiea’s
union. He told tut night that he had
not received it.

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The two weeks' mission at at. Jo-
aotlb'w it. 0. Church etarted yaoterdoy
under the direction of two orients.
tron thoiionnaeildut Amniotic ms.
riot: in Iliiurd. 'i'hia weal will be
tut the wanton and next week tor the
man at the oh. ,

There wii we diluted mum at
will and I e. in. each one teiiowon h;-
e norm. wed in the main at mid
o‘clock. ill"; will be luotruo one. can
mam heroine. follownd hy the how

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its” Keilohdlt» ; - hmlmi womln.
who lurid tints: *
char .
‘ other
it thunbenrot-
into... The wo-
hoxt weak. .
wasted in Del
”a lounge; «man;
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whiiiahe tilts1
in: Free invalid
.rgmr or
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calcium rust

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o rot to die. oni
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or. ‘u ale-l
his name. we;
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list-y. w tweed” .
November .18. 190‘. ”breaching";
and Williliu. nine guano soil. died;
June.’i908.ol1lloflt . :3
3:01; ”gnu“ daughter. at: July till
. ‘ m hr m; It ~" 1
Foor'oi' tiiobodlep were exhumed;
and it in Unlined diligence of arsenic;
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MANILA. March Junm'i’hc report;
dist a tantamount hud occurred on}
the United Silica cruiser Charleston}
was cunlrmod today. Eight men were;
killed and aevarai othcra slightly ln-i
lured. l

Durinx prnctiee at new on Dionnpo
the breech loch oi a three inch gun
blew a! lad itl night nemaa the deck
cut through a atoel stunvhion and wow
ed down tin men in it: paid. Seven
of the victime were instantly killed.
while an eighth died lie the Charlee-
tou was hurrying to Can-lie.

The dead are:

Philip Molten. muetrr at orml: Whi-
tcr Antoni, Hurry Hunter, lao item»
min, Harry Graded. Ralph Burkman.
Mule Burner. milieu: Edward Molln,‘
private marine.

be more or the oxpluulotl in not
known. Benetton-trot Juhn Hubbard.
commander-thou" oi the Asiatic dent.
hail ordered an luveutigntion. 'i'hc bod.
it: of the victim: will be buried at (ia-
V it.

The Charleston. which is Rearltd.
mini Hubbard‘a iisgehip. today return
ed in the tiring rouge. iler command
lug odicer is commander John ii. all»
lions. duo is n protected cruiaer of
9.700, tuna. Ind curries till guua.

. armored cruiser (:hnrloeton wee
Idded to the United titled Nov! in
tiled. ltnvlng been lunch at Newport
News. Janmy in. 1901. tier armor
ment count-to or lourtenu Much aunt.
eighteen 1-inch gun: twelve Mound-
eru. and twelve hotelier once.
unuuouuenmuv.

iieur ii. Thom-r. ouiiciiin. 87 Au
ioutlc nare, Stamford. Conn. willie-
to. “hounded that. in» ordor to mun
hie tunnelling. number of notion of
the most potent net-vine end entire
automation, e ha’s net the eye Gilli-‘-
lnatiofiérer: in inmate titan e e
ditto . w o “and it”.
Iluv notion-l} .. end wt: use
"ill

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old timid " , lo pruc .

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The queiulon or whether ‘or not there
will be a strike or the trelnmenmnd
conductors oi the New Haven will
probably be decided at the noon n at
the adjustment bosrd tdday. Accord-
ing to the mtcmentc or well known
to trend men tut night the outlook tor
I. .peucei'ul settlement between. the

and the men is very dublouu.

e whole matter in now up to the
mod odioiuie. it they stand ready to
odor a better answer to the demand:
ol‘ the adiuatment bonrd. then nil in
well and good. it not. the Moore oi
the trunnion and couductore otaud
may to give the road notion oi a
ell-lite; ‘

Neither elde in anxious for any such

 

 

l action particularly the employee oi the
3 road, who are willing to allow their
1 repmcntntlvee to do their utmost in
‘ matting I settlement. Howem, uince
; the preacntiug ol' the dcuisude; they
3 claim that the rand hue lied emote
1 time to come innit with u inir allover.
; Genet-oi Neusgor illusion presented

two itnlilofllum._mlh at which were

i turned down by the board. Then Pres.
‘ ldent “alien who unveiled to. Ind he
. are an answer which. after one day“:
. nonaldoretion. they decided to intact.

Following aoturday’e meeting, the
, mil Committee Chair
men impugn whit”: fielcnnductra.
“‘0m0".0 .uuianvu‘s
od'dhir. Higgins. Attund the dilute!»

_ owl-o, ondflhiod it '
tier imam); National 0 care
when and .htinsrd communlceted over
the long it chance phone with W. 0.
in and MB.- (iarreteon. the head: or
their mmtlvu orgunlutlona. who are
in New \‘ori't. and thooe encore en~
domed the notion tattoo by the New
Haven road employee in breath: with
the road. Baturduy night be Mr.
Sheppard and Mr. Stone lctt tar New
York city. dud had not mturned to
up to n ilic hour loot
night. ‘ ,
They are enameled back this morn-
ing in time to take part in the center.
once of the board. which will be held.
it President Mellon ugnin turn: the
men down they may go to the board oi
directors in the hope ot gaining a wet-
tieiuent.

The poll of the mod recently showed
til per «tent. of the men to be in furor
or a lirllto in one the road rein-en to
meet their deinanda.

same: neutrino
Interim IEITiilI

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Announcement in nude that the
cluunilttoo appointed by Chairman.
John is. tieyiuour. or the town meeting
which voted to build as new Waiting-
ton vtreet bridge. will hold their first
meeting at the town court. went in

Wall street, Saturday night. ‘

The notice tor the meeting. as given
out today. to u‘ioiiows:

To the Member: of the Buociel Com-
mittee of Home on the Construc-
tion of the Bridge and Drew.

tieutloruon: ‘Votum he ..notl.
lied and cai‘lutiL aid tend the rut meet
in: ot the committee. at thine" court
room on Wall utreet. in t dity end
town oi Norwelk. on Beturdoy amnion;

April I. lilo. at 8 o‘clock. tor tho lol-

icwiun immune. to wit;

'i‘o organism the committee; to elect

a immanent chnlrmn: iii ..th l

clerk: to adopt ruler oi precedent to

select permanent heeduuertore; w

emplo‘ecounsoi; to “21?, Add direct

e coin tent engineer. militant on-

u'u it“ it. it.

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he . to older

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. tth’tlldiu’t ital-unit.

1“ manual. in the busy lea-ion oi the
will.“
‘ “their Rendition," who wae’ urreeteti

' be mean to uudereinud find the ,
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Jli‘heilmt casein home hetero Judge

Aihrtflhinmorning, won that of

entirety nitht about' liziiS tor intent.
cation. The amour» tried to get him
to go home. but, he wsl ton dmnflkutf

y .

Behemoth» directed wee Thrillin-
‘givtng eve earlier that odenee was
contended in Bridgeport tell tor thirty
tiers. The judge told him then that
it would go hard with him the next
time he was caught lilill‘flr‘; . £3:

 
 

eighteen years old. though he looked
tweutntwo or twentythree. fiaturdny .
night some men coming up two told
Oiiieere Hunt and Motherland or e
tight down onlthe rsiimed tracks.
The odicera went down end round this
fellow Shiner, with two outta boots.
mud «leap in a box our. tie told
the policemen that he was coming up
the track when he met these two melt.
They invited him to drink and he
could not retain. mun, when all
three were well “canned." they charted
a light. . Stiles:- got out of it. tutti“
the now: they had handed him. sud
went to sleep in the car. The other
two but down when the omen resch-
ed the aunt soicer woe charged with
intoxication and pieadedv guilty. but
the innate unattended sentence to allow
him to leave town. He was unknown
by the police force here. According to
a. statement by one oi the oiiicera. be
wan ponhendiiut beiore hie «route-but
thin charge was not
him in mutt.

The case of John Hall. who won
cuss-gen with ell-term. breach in
peace and on emuit on his wife. wan
next taken up. Ha ha been out on
hell. which no furnished by Janice

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3mm “m" “m W ». Vardlel‘WecAuainet Eduction?“
Next come Edward": ( * lf New , , ' ':
Jone)" lad. who pretence to. it! ill“ NEW HAVEN. March air-urea

brought .nuineb ‘

thee. in the amount of m osah bond. 3
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prisoninent tor Joe Mitchell, lull ‘ 2
teen than twelve nor more limp],
teen years for double Krltchmnn word

the sentences immunity in ‘ ‘ . 3
llama today. upon the mm m
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turday evening were found
a killing at iironiaiow Katrine .
Iiwheii'a conviction was tor motile
in the second degree, and hie counlel
adored a motion for s new trial on

(auctioned Saleem Pena.)

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Wanna “mm. FOR nun, ‘ t.
holincwm‘it. inquire him. A. Dibble. ."
nylon. . m t

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,rlonu men to main» lilo-011m.
Q i
’ int yjob

, lly tilt. _ii‘ul' must know how to

’ or _ for the right mums:
_ ad‘i‘lBerdtCo.‘ . g, .
vauo—nninitv. SMART. hermit 2,

in} g t id or 8 yum,-to
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d recommended o continuance, or . ‘
go name bond. _ t “”7”“
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m u _, inn“ 3 m 1 ‘ ~ h
”9:1?“ in claim will in .Wfli‘b 0“
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He was fined 35 without count. which
he paid. lie minor-ant oi the law

weapons. but wow given a- loud worn-
ing by the judge through the inner-
prcier. Frank Kornenalti. :-

Olleer liaetiierisnd can llut the
complaint: about these “chowder“
are received by the score and so. when
he heard the cheating last night he

won in the cemetery near the old
i-‘eir grenade that he found the men
and. when he coilured them. he was
ob minat it. The you r nun threw
am his gun. but the 0 car hold tight
to both the men. lie had l hard time
of it until somehow the younger mun
broke any and ran. Al his gun was
moo and there twee no nidcnco
sesinat him. 0mi- Matimiand de-
cidcd to hold the older man. Marcelle-
«their. on whom he led found the gun.
Thane men, when they become intrude
outed. hold regular shoot-non? and
that'sutne one but not been ltiiiod i-
someth more then u miracle. Olli-
eriund ways that they are
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