A
conduction 1870
Buttered at the South Norwntk Post-onion
m! CI”! MD“ I!
‘ I l . e 5. I I L ' I
AQWGIATID PRIBI N‘WI FROM ALL PART' OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE
in Ilillll
turns Hill
BRI llll lilill
Were Doing Life Sentences inihe
Federal Prison of Leaven-
worth, Kansas
Will WEIIE Illllllllll
RE-llII’IllIlEIi IliIlII
Three Others Surrounded in the '
Brush Close to the Prison
LEAVICIS'WORTII. Kano. April 3i.»~
Il‘ive trnln robbers serving lll’o son-
tcncos, escaped from the fodornl prison
hero. early today. \i'lthin Ii short time
two of the men Were recaptured. At
ll o'clock the three others II'I-rc nur-
ronndod In tho brush within a short
distance of the prison and it was be-
lieved all would bc tnkcii.
As soon as the escape of thc Incn
IIchIino known. guards wcro. thrown
around the prisrln to provcnt any for-
illel' attempt to escape.
This first roport indicated that two
of tho tIicII lind seized II switch ongino
that lIiId boon run into tho prison
yards ltllfI pulled out III high speed.
Uncc clcnr of the prison yards the coir
riots dcsortcd tlic cnitiiio and dnshcd
for the woods.
column in
lillllillittll Inn
Man Demand e finale Leading Up
to I? L an Hour
in the h Year
NEW HAVEN, April 21.n'l‘ho con-
ductors null Itlotornléfl.9n1plo.\'ed on
the New Haven division of the .Llon-
noctlcut Company's lines begun voting
todiiy on the question of supporting
thoir demand for In lncrooscd \veite
scale and authorilln tholr ropresonin
lives to l‘nvor ii strfito if negotiations
full to sccuro the desired concussion
front the company. 'I‘IIo mon dcnuind
if sonic loading up to 27% cents IIII
hour in tht‘. sixth your IiIid thctcnftcr.
The company has offcrcd it onto with
u Inuxlniuln of 26 cents an hour. This
proposition tho mun decided to reject
in n cotil‘oronce held it day or two ago.
and iii thnt tinic also docldcd to poll
tho division on the question of u strike.
The votc will be concludod of It
o'clock tonight. Hartford troiicymcn
will vote on the question lomorlow.
...—~~. ~_.
Titsenirutns‘
mu STRIKE
'l‘iio lclonrlphei‘s of tho Now linvcn
mull il.\I‘li'IIl nro new Iiwnlllnn the or-
I'ii'iii III Now ”even of.flriintl filliccr
'l‘. .\l. I’Iorson. of tho lirothcrhood oi'
ltullroull 'l‘cII-gruphers. t'hulrmnn it).
.I. Munion. of tho exocutlvc I-oInnIIttcc.
urrivcd there from Allutuy .vcntcrtluy.
whore ho itnd been in conl’orourc with
Mr. I'lorsou. lie was uiialIlc to pinto
whut tltc. l'utttro action of thc tciogrnplt-
cI-s would luv IIII ovoryihing Ilopondod
on tho Ilovclopulents nftor ttic lu’tur‘s
iII'rlI-ui.
Mr. l’lcruon is oxpcctcd in Now lin-
von III tho ncxt low days. At the proc-
cnl limo ho III negotiating with tho
tlcluwui'c it Hudson unit as soon no he
completes IIlIslIIoIIII with IliI-In III' will
conic to Now tlnvon. it Is ilkcly tIIIIi
he will meet (ionornl Mutinncr Higgins
IInd attempt to bring out. no nitroomont.
it In also poosiliiti that I’rooldcnl Moi.
icII will bc culled Into the controvoruy.
it the road rotuncu to liccopt. the do-
mnndn. ii utrlko poll of tho Ityttfom will
IIc chllod. 'i‘iiero III littlu doubt of the
ouicoino. on most of” tho locnl bodice
of Iclezrnphorn hnvo III diffcrcut most-
iunu voted to utrilto.
CA8! or Lernoev Discovenlo.
Afflicted Women Living in Crowded
New York Tenement Home.
NEW YtiltK, April 2i.~~8ucoring
front whittlu bolloved to ho leprosy In
Its advanced niltlro. tin unfortunate on
IIIBII. cuddling an eight months old
baby to her brcuot. was found by Iir.
Track. of tioilovtle lionpltnl. loony
living in n squalid out side tuuoluont
house, Which fairly, Iswnrinnd with
lodgers.
Livl g in u three-room tenement
vo children. besides the victim II
cycling women. two men and
- e‘lr wives. 'i‘on dsys ago a women
with leprosy cents to this city from
Baltimore. She wee lost track of The
one will unreported to the health do;
9|th
I ”mt-“QM
WESI IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII
HIS IIISIIIEIREII
George D. Hartlatt, liar Husband,
Believes That She Ree Wan-
dered Away During fier-
vousneas
a“...
tloorue I). iiurtlett, of West Nor~
wnlli. proprietor of the Cedar tirovc
Poultry Farm. and an inventor of much
ublllly. reported to Captain of Police
William R. Pennington that his wife.
llolen Hitrtlett. had loft home and he
toured sho hiid strayed away during
iIII punch of tiervonshcns.
Up to this afternoon. no ropori luid
come to the police that the women find
been found.
Mrs. lisrticit Is it largo woman.
weighing nbout 200 pounds and IIili-i u
may complexion. She is about till
yours of up. and is good looking.
When she left homo sho were black
clothes, It black hat. with It white
silk roll over it. Thu hilt contnlnod u
black toolbar.
The polloc have so for boon tumble
to not any. trace of heI‘. It. is consid
erod posslhlo that she took it train
somcwhcrc but morr confidoncc III
plnccd Iii the theory flint idle strnycd
off IIfoot.
Mr. and Mrs IIIIIfIcit utovedtoWosl
.\imunik two or three years Ioin
lug bore-from Now York. . Hurt:
lott. who butt u number of lureiiilunn
to his credit. claims to be the origin-
ntor of tho vucunln bottle and ours ho
was bontcn out of the fruits of tho in
motion. Ho is also an experimenter
in Iicronuutics and has built an KPH»
plnIIo which ho. says In much HIIIRIII'I‘
thou ilIc usual type and clnims to
linvc down a conuldoruhlo distunoc
with It.
IlIIIS IIIIE $3.50
Sl’llllllllli IIIIJIIIIII
Troubles of the Order Thicken—
IIartiord Hecklee Supreme
Owl Talbot III Boston
'i‘roublc in the Order or Owlu. ...st
uniquc lrniornui despotiuin thickens
like it witchcs brow. Th0 Ilnrt'ffird
monlbois cupccluiiy are. violating n
lending print-into of tho ordor. no ox»
presscd In onc of its publications:
"Don't iukc yourself too dumb sot-lous-
tr.
Thus II' tlit‘ IliIi'flord NoIII. lind not
rcbt‘llcd against tho Hoinv Nest. and
tho one owl gorcriinicnt ol‘ Suprcino
tlwl John W. ’I‘lIlIiot, of South Bend.
iodlnnn. the public might novcr lime
Iicqnlrcd tho important knowlodge. that
the punt prcuidont tiwt wcurs It tIcItI-d.
Neither would it bc known that tho
()wls prth‘rIti it St; lurnncc III which
to boil candidntcn alive. nor II spank»
lot: nutrition. vulucd at ”on. with
which to boot thorn in n pltlp.
All this has comc out in ilic Superl-
or court. records. of Hartford County.
in u unit brought by the Home Nest.
South Bend. against Hartford lodge.
No. 1. Now England Order of (twin.
which took most of tho. moulbcrs of
them-initial nest. and is trying to coin-
bino all the Now England Owls info It
Now England socloty. with it roprc-
imitative forth of govoi ntncnt.
Tito ()I'flt'l' of 0qu into IIilitl‘f'fI III
t‘nunoctiI-Itl courts in otlior.,wn.vs Info-
ly. nit wlion, Suinuoi t‘. Konc uppilod
i'IIr rcinstntciiicnt to tho Hartford Bur.
and clinic's Attorncy Alcorn. nftcr
showing tiIIIt Kono was It moinbor of
tlIc. ()wIII. roud the motto ."Iiou‘i inki-
youruolf too damn sorlyousiy."
’I‘Itc Illuiiffcctlon from tho Ilomo Noni
wuc curried lino Boston rcoontly. who“
u dolcgntlon of five (lounoctiout ()wIII.
Wore Invited licforo tho Bunion host.
whero thoy round Buprculo I’ronidont
’i‘nlbot. to whom they ndiuluistorod II
yourself too damn seriously."
'l‘ho rouult will be tltul ttIc .\quuu-
clIlIuotts iituurniico ulitliorltlou will tic
itppcnlcd to mountain how tho. utothodu
of tho Homo Noni. nu oxprcusod III Its
consltutitlu. culture with the Insurance
lows of the state.
mim
CEIIOIIO IEII III!
III TIIEIII Jill
M
't‘lIc ccncuu onIIntorutorII tum» now
not tiiolr work down to it fine point.
the number of Iinuion they IIIIIII‘fI to
their list dolly Iurroesoo III big ntuu-
lit! Accordion to Professor Wltiluni
IIIIII y. supervisor for the static. ovury~
thing In moving smoothly. and ho ox-
poctu to lisvo the work entirely com.
pietod by the first of May.
'l‘iic onllmerutoro have on rlenced
little difficulty. to coverel nuances
women hIlve refused to give their upon,
but litter they reconsider anti msko
them known. The counterclaim have
to the o. deity cohort of the work they
tum: done during the day. and with
nearly 700 of those coming to from on
parts of the time. combined with the
many duties connected with the work.
they have forced Professor It i’iley end
his corps of helpers to keep busy Iii
tiny and most of the night.
Some of the dIItt‘icts ave boon com-
pleted already. About 50.000 ponies
hull been turned in by the New Haven
submersion up to tut night. The to
tal return: for the entire late to «to
or. about «0.000. , , g ,
III
II; ~
IiliES liliI“.
New York Youth Charged Withl
Killing Ruth Wheeler hears
Damaging Testimony
IlEIEllSE Ill IlllllIIEIl
Ill IIIIllll IIEII IitElI
Prosecution Expects to Complete
its Side of Case Tomorrow
NEW YORK. April ‘li.-~It was
promlscd whcn tho trial of Albert Wol-
tor for punching Ituth thdler niIIl
strangling and burning her to death.
wits rcsuinod today that tho. prosccu
tion would compiotc its case by tumor
row at tho liIfoiIt. Walter‘s dcfchso
could IIII‘II hardly hc put In before nIl-
IournIIII-ni over to ncxt wook. undlhe
probability in that tho court cannot tic
Iinlsiiod iII-forc ’I‘Iicsliiiy. lint mum in
that (‘IIN‘ tho trial would no on record
on tho spoodtcst of any notnblo crluIl-
IiiII hrnrlng in New York in tiinny
.\'rnrs.
Almost tho outlrc gamut of sense;
lion woo rIItI tlt .\'culordnr‘s sonslon of
IlII' iI-Inl. Toutlmouy in nu ctfort to
show still Inorc I-lcut'iy that tho chur-
Icli blind of Inn ill-.IcnI-«Iid Monograph;
or victim. tho lIroduriion of which
cuurcd so profound en iiuprcsslon In
court .ImIcrduv. polntco nu nvcuslun
ilugor \t-‘olfcr's way. wan oxpoctod
from tho proswution.
iicforl- tho court openod today. .IIIr-
or Williniu t‘nmpbell. No. 5 in the Jury
bow. rcporicd that ho had rocelvcd sov-
Irnl nnoniuiouu Iottcro. Tho juror
did not row-III their nature.
WoIiI-r was liti' nine dapper youth
its cvor whon brotuht Into court. II.
greeted his Inwycru with It smile and
begun .II coco to pay clotto attention
to the proccodlnitn. but without muni-
feeulng nervousness.
.IIIIIII Mont. janitor of tho tintitousc
lin which Vi'IIItor iivcd and whcrc Ruth
thcicr's body who shown to how
boon placcd in n itunuynack on tho flrc
I‘ncnpo itftcl' hnvlnx boon purtlnlli‘
burned in thc firoplncc in Wottcr's
room. was I'NRIIt‘tI. Ito who uskcd
whclhcr tltcro won a inddor fmIII tho
firc-onrupc in tho rcni' Iif Woltcr's flat
to tho roof Ilo unswcrcd ili lhc noun;
”\‘t‘.
It \VIIH nppnrcnt that thin toutiniony
wnu IIIthIdcd to offnct our tutor ciuiin
ihnt HOIIII‘ unknown [it‘rtitill I-lInIo «town
from tho moi. cnforvd Woltct'r upnrt
mom and coIIImlttod tho t'rIIm- churn-
I‘d to tho prlsomvr.
'I‘III- entrance into the flatlttmrit‘ on
tho morning of tho crtlnc of n nlri
nnchI'iniz Ruth Wlicclor'e dourrlpfioti
wun tostlflod to by Mohl‘h wlfc. 'I‘ho
itirt bud II card in nor hand and ”it‘-
rlod IIII umbrella. and after pushing
the button which rung the boil III Wol-
tcr'II IIpnrtInoni. opened thc door when
“to Intch who sprung from up nbovc
and Wool upstairs. Silo ncvcr now tho
girl conic out. iIghIn. Aficr clinching
tho IIIGIIIIIII‘JIIIIIIR of u titlinbci' of the
glucsotuo cxliibiiu proviousiy Inudc in
tho cnnl'. tho prmwctltlon product-II
sumo now oticu which li tiilll‘ll i'nro~
IIcr IttvinIIauIIcr in tumour 'I‘lII-uc
ccnslstoti of plirto of tho “I‘t‘lllitt'i‘ nnd
tho inurhlc host-til which rcuicd ho;
fore ii in oltcr‘s room. Thi- {two of
Innrlilc lioro black unicorn. which tbc
coronor sold luId boon qudc with
point. 'I'iIo honrtlt IvniI IIfI‘III‘fI ovcr
unit on tho othcr ultlo tho courtroom
nudicnco sIIw ill-Iivy roll status. which
soomcd to burn boon I'Ittllf‘fl by pIIrI-o
Iution throuxh tho pom of tho bcIIrtII.
(‘ IIrIIncI IIIIInhnIincI mild tho rcd IItIIIIIII
woni bloodm
CITY EDITOR FIRMS
BIIIB "III! "ALFIIIITI"
'I‘ho many friends of, Victor W. Vor-
I'III huvc boon Ivondcrihg nod woudcr-
lug ebout IIIII' now host. thor since or
sold hiu ttiird or fourth or fifth "Iillk"
n uuinbor of wnokn Inigo. It quI known
that ho tutti II nnuficnl oyo pcnicd for it.
suitable successor to tho cruit.
Now tito secret in out end It will be
no longer nucosusry for his friends to
nimcuinto. Vick III going to have tho
lino auxiliary yacht Aifhrhfil. flagship
of tho Norwnih Yacht Club flcot under
tho commodcrciihip of Wiiiihin Is. Hot.
fluid. The third for the sole of the Al-
fIrIIie by Commodore Hatfield to Mr
Ferric was made. yesterday.
lifr. Ferris is already In tmnsosnllm
unit will have the Mfume pieced iii
commission IIII soon IIII posibie. She
Is now III the Ayers ylcht hospital III
Beavlew Iivontio hint. Norweik. The
Atlanta II! II line looking bout hm-
iuotiei being very trim. and she to very
roomy she is his feet long. in sloop
rigged end her auxiliary power III I
gasoline motor.
uLIFI IAVIHI’ DANOI.
For a mod time Friday night, follow
the crowd to the Life slivers’ deuce st
Arlen Hell. Dunning from 9 till i. .
IIIIVE WIIIIERl
A
.. THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1910.
List This Welt III Longer Titan
Usual ‘ loll for Change
of Hattie Scheduled
'i'iII-ro are six uncontested divorce
cases on tho short calender list 0‘ tho
superior court. for li‘rldny, III fol-
town:
Itobort ’i‘. Waldorf. of lirlng-port.
from fllnrn Adler Waldorf. of Aolivilic.
.\'. (‘.. on the ground of Ilcuortlon; Mur-
Iundnke N. Doh‘. \Ylndcr. of Bridgeport.
from Virginia It‘. I). Winder. on tho
ground of dcnertiun; .Ionsio 1.. Ii‘orrlu,
of riouth Norwalk. from Percy It]. For
ris rcsldoilce unknown. on the ground
of Infidelity. Olive lintt hunted; IIIIttio
Iii. tion. or Nliiwnlk. from William If
ilIu-r. oi Norwnik. three counts against
the deiondnnt; lillteifm Warrior. of
lirldgopm'f. auntnnt Rosa ii. Winner
of Spokane. Witch. om ground of do-
sortion; Annie I. lamination. of
Iirldgoinirh Mutual Ii‘rodorlck II. l.n-
Motilulne. on tho ground of III-son
tion.
The list this Week ism longer than
usual.
.\‘ono of the Fulrhotd county CI'IIIl‘fI
has been on yet rctichcd In tho su-
lll‘f‘llic court.
FIRE noun
slum til into
New Haven Commissioners Pass
Sweeping Resolution Ex-
punging inquiry Vote
Ain‘t-1i ruthor stormy uonulou in
which tho, Illuflllwfti of the New iin»
von Fire board I'lllod upon Commie
liloucr Rudolph Stoluort to doclnrc‘
whcihur he. hurt Ifiy hole to offcr to
buck up his rcsolntion asking for no
Invostigntlou into the conduct of tho
Iirc department utilctuls at the county
jail tire and In which the commission-
cr declined to prcsent any Turin. uny-
iug ho was not prcpiirod to prot-ieut II
Iva-c and that he “no not. III iborty to
any If M prototy- «tow whether ho
had furthor mm or not nhc board of
firc rounulluiloncrs lltol. night paused II
swooping romrlntlon ill which tiIcy rc-
Ipioutod tho rcsignutton of t‘onuniantoo
or Stclnort from tIII- board. Tho reno-
IIItIon furthcrtnorc cIIIrII-d It vote of
coiilticncc in t‘hlct I"iIIli‘IIl'I‘ and tho
othcr ofilclnic and turn of tlic III-part-
mom. tho nccoptunrc ol t‘orlmcr .\Iix's
rcpori IIII the mast Iiutllnntc it won
pnunitilo to got IIIIII tlII~ cxpunglng from
tho rI-po-tn of thc bonrd of (‘oiuntln
nioucr t'ilciuort‘s rcsoluilon asking an
ltIchIIintiun. \IIIltzhwns pusuod III tho
IIII-I-llnn hold Iii‘ii wink 'I'hc N‘NIIIIA
tion. which was proncnII-li by (‘UIIIIIIIH'
ulonor 'l‘homnn t'. iirnrlmu was volcd
Invnrubly on by I-IIclI of tho commis-
Itloncrs DXH‘III MI‘. Slcliicrt, who do
I'Ilni'd to ruin on tho muttcr til «it.
IIEVI IARIIWAIIO
erontnoues
'I‘hr firm of Norris In tlnIIII III having
II largo burn and sIII-Il constrIIctI-d on
thcii dock pmpcrty lII Wlitcr strcI-t.
zind iiIc IIIIproI'eIIII-nt will greatly odd
to thclr fuctiltlcs for IIIIIIIIIIII; thI- cool
nnd othcr trIIdc. 'i‘llc lowcr purl III
IIIc burn. which will lIc ”flit-V by forty
loci. will tic for IIII‘ Ilill'fil‘ii, wi‘lilc \Ill‘
mound floor will iiivc uI'I-Iunuiotiuiltmu
for thc IIIIIIIIitc of he) IIIIII urnlu. A
shod tho fool loiut will rxtoud to tho
rod of tho dock IIItd will bc u-ch for
lltf‘ “axons und urtictui sinnigc pIII
poem
'I‘IIII contimt fol IIII’ buildings IIIIII
born Itwurdod to William ll. McMahon
Mid truth is Well uudcr wny.
... cum—WM
ELI snore sineir
. welcome
.. ....
Attorney .Iohn \‘i'. Hunks. uppohitod .
tiiilliltlliiitliiniit‘ by tho Supprlor t‘ourt
to hcnr ioIIIlIIIgIII in tho Elm tirovo
IItrcct layout uppunls. count to tiouth
Norwulk this morning In carry out tho
work laid out by his nppuiiituII-ut.
'I‘lio litutrihg hogan III Iii o‘clock iii
the muncil chsmbor III ltuvllnud strum.
with It duo ropronnntutlon of lawyers
und clients. When tho layout was outdo
unverei proporty owncru objected to
the figures of tho nosessntcnt of bone-
llttI IIIIII Iinhuurou and court cotton was
threatened and curried out.‘ The oh.
lectloous canto from tho otttole of the
into C ’i‘ Ramona unit from iii. if.
Pox. Frank II. Ferris end .loIIeph Kinks.
Tho. taking of testimony began this
morning. and tho haul-Inn untouched
lit noon for It reruns for lunch
MID! CLARK! A POI‘I'IOB.
Miss Dorothy Clot-kc. daughter of
Former Commodore William If. Clarke
of the some Yecht Club. ill II tin-
nnted young motors. A fine example
of her nbiltty pondered tun the tronttm
piece of Simmons‘ Monotone for March
and was entitled “Souths." Miss
Clerks. who hue been spending the
winter mi spring at the noisier in
New nun. bu n number of friends
in this city who are pinned to know
IlllII MEN
ENIIMII
IN IIBIMI
Explosion in the Mulga Mine of
the Birmingham Railway,
Coal and Iron Co.
EIIIIES llIlIEIlIIIElI
SIIII III’ III SIIIII
Mine Was Sealed Up in Effort to
Keep Fire from Spreading
BIRMINGHAM, MIL, April 21:-
Ilc itopo wnx cxprosscd this morning
flint itin of the 3f- or Iii minors on;
ionlbcd on the Mulch blind of tho Iilr~
Ininnhnm (foul and Iron Company on
tho rcunii of un oxpiosion about 9
o'clock last night would his rcncilod
alivc.
WIII‘II it who Iciirucd find it Was inI-
poiiniblc to color tlIc nilnc through
tho chaff bccnuuc the cages wcrc
sprung on tho pnssngc. tho cutrunco
was scaled to proront.
sprud oi fire.
Shortly lifter midnight thc hospital
our of tho ’i‘ctlncuucc (‘ompuuy was
rushed to tho Sf‘t‘llf‘. cutiippcd with
lioiIIIcts niitI ()IIII'I‘ iII-I loos for coloring
It grist-oils IIIiIIc. .\Inbulnticcs also
woro ucnt from lint-dry nIId illrIIIing;
iiunI to tho srcnc. which In about I3
IIIIII‘N northwest of Birmingham.
Tho only list of IIunII-s of thc IIr-
tlms was bold In tho forciunn of tho
sung at work. who to unions: tltc on
tombcd llIl‘Il. It In lIoltoI‘cd. lIowI-vcr.
liiorc nro IIbout if. whltc Incn and to
to 2f. ncxrocs.
I‘Iic shaft II-i." ..III foot drop and tho
furl that human shot from tho mouth
of tho atom to a iII-ight or too loot
loads to tho bolicf that the explosion
occurred hour tho bottom of thc ninin
shaft.
When tho lirid crew of
rouchcrt IIII‘ bottom of thc shaft this
morning. tho coippcn of two minors
worc found. The rescuers upon re;
turning to tho. «prince exprossed tho
opinion flint uil tho imprisoned mcn
worn Iicld,
IAIII‘I‘ ropnrtn my not out- of tho it
IIIctI lmprlooucd that night in Mtlliltt
Mluo nf IIII.‘ liirinlnnlinm Imn IIIIII
(‘IMI t‘utiniiiiy It. IIII\‘t'.
This bornmc I'Irtuln this morning.
witcu unconscious froth tllc doudl.‘
moons of tho nliiiff. Supcriutondrnt
Johns of the nitric IllilI II than nnulcd
Hoods, who risked his iitc for those
alrcndi lIcrlslch. wclr Iirnwtl tip to
fresh IIII' Lolly. lwl‘ori- IIII‘ rcscuors
wow rovlrcd thcir condition told tho
fnto of the minors.
'l‘ho wutrhcru IIIII‘W IIIIII If tlic rcII
cncrs. lwlutcttcd nod prntcctcd. find
so niirrowli cscnpcii dcutli. tiIcrc Will
no hopc for thc minors. who had hot-n
chimnbcd by an explosion of gas.
thu Johns and floods hmlly ro.
Rained consciousnrss, thcy conflrmcd
ilic :rnvrst loan of tho pvoplo who for
hours had wulfcd III tho month of tho
shaft to lirur II word of tlII-ir Iovcd
ouch.
"IN‘IIII'
If ponulhlc, thc
nil III-ad." Wits tiIc IIIItmIIIcrI
lug ocnIcuI-o of SupcriIItoIIIioIIt .lohnu
~I.It- '
i‘tilfilltll‘B n
. It
AND OUR OWN OPIRATOR.
MW...
wet-muse schooner."
Fair tonight. prohhbly from in into- ‘ ‘“
rlor: Friday fair, warmer: tight to ' '
moderate northeast to out winds.
. .
TWO centre
Still IlllIIEIIillIl
HIS IIIIIERS Will
Alleges Property Was Really tile
and Only Transferred to Par-l
out to Humor film
John I) Hoffman of Norwnik. whenl
ho died left 810 to his only son and
heir. William B. Hoffman. of Norwnlk.
and the balance of his cctuto, consist-
ing of over 34.000 was to go for thel
erection of a monumcnt ovor his gravo.
'I‘IIII will was admitted to probate In
the Norwalk district without opposi-
tiott and now no appeal has boon token
to the superior court, by the son.
through his attorncy. John Smith of
Bridgeport.
'I‘ho cstntc consists of root oslate
and it Is mild that, the son in reality
owned and paid for the property. in
his old one. the futhor. having II four
that fate might iuivc. in store for hlni.‘
tho imsslbillty of hill being III want.
linked the son to transfer tho property
property. if was only after his father’s
it is allotted. wolf knowing that he was
tho only heir. the son trnnsfcrrcd the
property. It wns only after his [elbow
donth lllitl tho Iippollnnt in this no»
tion found how the property was to
ho disposod of.
ARION SOCIETY ENTERTAINS.
'l‘iIo Arlon Singing Society members
Wcro hosts Inst cvoniiig for the Stam-
ford German singing society. who
canto up to the number of about. 230.
i‘lIc owning was in the form of n
smokor rind was for men only It pror-
od n wry oiijmnbto occasion fol gall.
tho fosltiltics continuing until altcr
midnight
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CInutfied advertisements on toll .393:
28 wordu or Inn. 25 cents: 3 times
each additional word. 1 cent per II‘IIIHIOH.
own-u-
RllII IRllIIl
EflISMll. B»? w
GRIND REIlEllI
Member of Ponaseus Council of
Norwallt, Hail Served Faith-
fullyae ViceGI-and Regent
BIIIIIIIII E. IlIlIlllEI
IlE-EIEI'IEII SEllIlEIIIII
Edward F. Pride, of Bridgeport,
Chosen Vice Grand Regent.
HARTFORD. April 21.—'I‘he session
of the Iwuntyfourth nunuul conven-
tion of tho Grand Council, Royal Ar-
ounum. yesterday. was devoted to the
proscntatlon of reports. Grand Re-
gent. Oscar I.. Burdlck. of Stamford.
presided and read his report, which
was a review of the year‘s work. He
said that the Option for the success
or the Royal Arcannm wee brighter
then It has been for yours. The report
of Grand Secretary C. E. Hoadley. of
New Haven. gave the record of deaths
during 1909 as 59 and the payment to
(Continued on Second Page.)
ell-sifted Idvertlumenu on thin 90 a.
25 word. or ten. 25 centa: 3 timn. I
each additional word. 1 cent per martian.
lid/ANTED.
WANTED Inuit IttIt' .\'lih‘ ”in i‘ .'\I l-: it.
point and 'Iit‘.III‘I|II \ll “IIIIt gllniuniccni
mtinf-Ioloii “nil pup: Is and mouldings.
.I A. ItIiIIch. It'll Soliill .\Iiiln Slit-5f
’l‘Ii ttI:i:.t uItIIIII
WANTEDA .\‘I'I‘I' .\'I‘iIIV In MAN \AIIO
IIIIIIi-Islulnls but“ and wound tniinlni,’
unit. luvlutn III z-ititlrim Jullit.‘ Lukutos.
'1 tin) \‘i. 32041
WANTED ”I\\'ii GIRL. UNIS \h
cook IItIlI inundlrr u; on»- for chnIIIbctinuIIi;
good whine AI IIlIIIIII II’.. curo ScntiIIci.
n20 tit
WANTED; .\'I‘ Till-2 I‘OIMNIM. Mild.
uIIII Lumiwr Company. Hoot Nutrient, I\
wtwlnsy ouriwntor; also It flirt t'IIlb‘K
“Mud Inrtict. mid?"
44.
CLUETT. PEABODV a. CO. HAW:
.‘lfuutloim in offcr iiI .\I‘YI‘HII Ilcput‘fuII'IItn
in I‘iici‘uI-llc giri‘I Il\i‘l' lvl yours. idiot in
upcrntnrs I-IpcilcucI-II nu pIIII'I-I' Iliill‘llllll II:
.\thIIIy work. "I Nuitlt Main St. “25‘ .it
\iili.I .\itihlfi'i‘l‘il. Mil.
icI nil tin Mitts “IIIIIlIuIIIh roll tIIIIIIItIlr.
.\'-III IIIII II- "I '-.'f
WANTEMIS'
Moi...
WANTED"
. MI" I. I. I: It fit ..lIltI\
\\iIIiIIiuIIIII I"IItI tIIIItIIItIh. .\'IIIIIIIIII
II2I 3i
WANTED Mllllll I .\iII-I Ii “HMAV
to IL‘M‘IHI IIItII IIRIII housework niorouco-I
.\IlIiIc In I‘ (I. lit \ it'll. IhuiI ll iIInII
“I‘ll t\’y~‘_
WANTED GENERAL MIL.
IIIIINI uIIIlrrI-tund cm of IIIIV‘HI‘H
I.
wuik lilii .‘It
WANTED I-‘III‘II till i~"t\l2 Itluihtts‘
rIIItrIIIII hunted. fuI cnupio without chit-
Ilrvn Itt‘ftilflunu'n .\lldl'th! H. I.‘ . euro
.\Icotlnot. ulli :It
YOUNG LADIES WANTED I..\l i. . NA-
IiIInnilIiI-nl to soil It fIc numb IIIiIcIc but
on OS poi Iim-k IIIIII 'II poi ccut. commie.
IIIIIII. Eniwticncc IIIIIIIm-ausxnt) Mindy
[intuition HtItlItIItltIIh «2| .\ntII of. .. Slum.
Mrs. K:
I'rcntlos. \Mmdpuui Imk. South Nor-
II t' illt. RR
on lip bomb in i"“'ti\t'|‘ front tho cIIcI'iII ‘ [ (I . , M ‘
of IIII‘ pIiIIIoItoIIu lzluce. Iicfoi'c fIIoI (“13"“me . ‘i'tsi'f‘lMA'l'ldH \t’itNT‘I-‘z‘li
' I . . . Q . 'II‘ III I "K N H‘t‘ N Kl‘“l‘H‘. Ktt‘WIl “.
:12“: lIiut‘htit'ltiithliiiiaililw- Iii" "93‘2" 3 fire“!!! plots. inciting out trccs. etc. on
Int will or to Hit ill! PI”). IIN'II cools flocks. ,.ii Ituuduii. Norwnfk.
ncnr tho Ishnft tbct saw things that niiitii
Iusdc thcin knuw that only it Inlruclo
could unto thc mun I‘IIIUIIIIII‘d.
WASHINGTON. April 2L; ‘I‘hI- llIiI-
ch Hinton timloxtcul Hurley has or-
dorcd its Inluc rI-IIcuo crow from the
Kttoititllo. 'I‘con.. hIIIItIII to tho Miilgu
Mlnr. 't‘hc exports nro orpiippod with
oxyuon Iotiuctu
Siiitl ltlllllilll no
in Will ltlltllt iIIIIIIsI
Cheek Comes Back and Warrant
to milliliter E. R. kingeley,
Formerly of Norwaik
lmlooteroor. April 2i.-;‘i‘hat un-
word It. Kingsley. Who in IIIOIM to
have forged the name of Charles R.
liporry to u check for non April ii.
which he cliched of the City Notions]
Bank. in Bridgeport. hue been controll-
ting further forgerloii in New York city
III the Information that the police have
autbomd in uniting Klumtiey.
Kingsley come here in connection
with the Automobile show. being no
thread-Iii in vet-ions automobiles and
monuments. He motion favorable im-
pmuetou on noon-y. who outnrteiiiodm
him Iii. his home. On leaving he mun
ed tipsrryn endorsement on I check
for 0100 purporting to have been
drawn by w. it. Bhutan on the "ma?
teenth Ward Batik. 'l‘htrd Avenue and"?
67th! street. The check was repudi-
lite
'I‘odny II wsrrnnt for Kingsley'n or-
rest was issued. charging him with
forgery and pension Ii forced cheek.
Kingsley is well known In both stam-
fordend Booth Norwnih both In hull-
Iit her Ittfiffflls ‘
um end Idolll e from.
s
WANTIDM'i‘I) Hlit'. Al. I. KINDII (ifr
t'ttttiti lulu ponitry beet mites cold: no
lb. for mind on mim- M Friedman.
frilllltf't‘7IItflitfl 'l‘urupiko. south Not-went.
J HBIISINIDWSIS‘IIOTIHCMM F
HOMILIKE FAMILY IhthiIINIi
I Into. wiiorr minim! Imd nil IIImIorII iIII
IIIIWIIIontu tun M rHIIIIII II I ronuolmhlo
it» Munimiix uncommon-toil It I~2IIuI
Mb‘l it! It III til
DHIIIMAKINO AND Mild. iNI‘i Iii“.
anointty in trinIIIituu ovrr tIIIiII oi this
Neunonu iuilu. Mrs. .l. IIIIcIIIIItI. ii Iiurs
brink HI NIIIItI Norwuik. will at
PAINTING AND I’Ai'idmiANiiINii.
First- chm work: formerly oIII Ifoyrd bv
Ih-ckI-I. In It III‘IItthton 102 I 'oodwmd
Avo Itinllmntctn cheerfully Irivon. i‘niv-I
from Ion up ’I‘ni 771-1 out .‘If
PAINTING i'AI' Iii-.IIANomo. woiut
Itoiic by prudent IIIIIII. tiivo trlut order
to Alonnudor thlfc. iii [lily Avo. ‘I‘ui.
till I. IthIimntoII t‘Iittf‘rIIlIIY given. mIAI‘I‘fI
wsmrtmout of wall MM“. mos fm
WALL. PAPII. MA AROMA AND I!"
I'Iiporttuuuiug and I'Iifntln dooon “any;
whole In Town of Nrw
atiuplok. or unit of 7 Imw¥hina tou tilt.
“urfhy [Wifltlnl’ Co. of. Itiiize or
IIIIII'II'p li‘li'lli’l‘lmlfilm so fort in?“‘ III‘O‘II
.. . . Ii
If deli Ind. Hotlrl y u. III-t imam.
all?
In. I6 Chutuut lib. Moth Normal.
AJODM” burnout; mo.
W Aw M“ o‘uoés.
, ‘1.
3:21“ Hi"
noon P. HALLOCI? humourh an» I
TO LET "—
TO LET -I.(I\\'I'III FLOOR OF FOUR.
rooms. with bliscmcnt suituhlc to. kitcho
on work. nit-1. n gnrdcn: within walking
dlxiniicr of tho ccntor. inquire 6! Co-
dnr St. 120 if
TO LET “FZUIINISIII'U “0”“. (WIN-
uuliy iIx-ntcll. nil III\|)r\IV\‘mllII\II steam
hoot clc'cttic it life. No. Gonticmcn (mtg.
Andros» t .. ca Sentinel. ‘
TO LET wwnn it or or nonun/
I: High St A)!” y H out b‘t. $313
TO
LET» nor from
rooms. coruor .\'Itlc -\\(‘L and
Hill road. loqulrc E.
pi'cu‘ltscs.
T0 LET-4701*
ItiIIIImI.‘ root SI.
i‘mc St.
TO LET~TWO on iitiiri- outfittin-
ntulwd rimmh. scooud Ir: unto Mitt
nun: .\IIIIIIIIII' for fluid Iiousckccplnl. 80
I“IINI St., “11311 Norwutk. 0.21 at
T0 LET~SEVEN "HUME. WITH XIII.
Ittmli't'tl IllIrl‘tiX’t‘lnt‘l‘Itfi. upstairs. cor. Hon-
I.\’ .\'t not DIM'SII "utii‘l. Norwulk. In-
qtllit‘ .i. film-Hit. ('ctitI-III I-iotI-I. cur. Monw
1m and t‘llcxtiltit Stir. alO 3t
To LET \'I‘ fill \\ 1- "81‘ HT A.TW()-
inniilv Imusc. "3 unit ON a month. In
moi moms. \‘t‘f‘unllns uni-din unII frut:
lili‘gcfif‘uuitdi;. tuqulu on DIOIGISVIB Mil at
TO LET- ~SlX-III'IIIM (IUSI‘J, TWO
imrol of good garden Inn . Inquire Urn.
Tat-lav. it)! anior Avo. mlii If
TO LET unlit. noosn. 2ft UNION
tit; clovcn rooms. all convenlcttcce. The
Hutch &.Bniloy L‘o. lufltf
W 17612 shes.
FOR SALE I’IIIVA'I‘I'} SALE
this Work. iqum-Iiold furniture.
iii Wont .‘It.
FOR 8ALE~~A I'AI ME I! HIE II 'I‘ ()I'EN
IIIIHItII :Iixhlg ft.. equip rod with My tI
1: IIIIIIItIr \tunlry mutt tho imiucll Mid
mum in cwotioni condition. stud fut
outiipnlriit. .\Iidrcim or trill utI W. II.
tinyic. Jr.. Itowiiyton AWL. Ilowuyton.
v
II‘OU It
‘waert‘y
Baum: era. on
man.
' ”It
mom ith'
per work It .
ALI.
iIIoliIro
«19 3t
FOR aAL‘ LAI'NC" “0x5 F1” EN-
ttIIII- and full ov ulpmcut. cIIclip. utoo H- -.ft
nktff. new. I. Scott. D [mom st. Itow-
nylon. all 6!
FOR DALI-Id tit
cow. III». your: old Jun
of rich IIIIIII our day. Nov rcniionsbio.
lmptirr ii. In a’tlitltll‘fiflII‘ use that liven
l'inui Noiwulk. 'T‘cicpimtiL 576- IL‘. ultlllt ’
FOR DALI IN“. tidWAltIfli‘N H'I‘..
Norwulk. twwtunuly bonito. tmf‘tl. lot
IMMIIIII.NIIIN10.NIIII and tuition. A t‘.
Ii‘mm. 24 North MIIIII tit. “I lit
FOR CAL! «401‘ A30! Alum“ VIEW
”i‘itf‘ll. \tIIIlIIt oxchhn I' cl - or Mimi
Nut-unlit tol. Addrosu it. v. . Box
IIIIII iiootb anwuik. Unit! lit
WHY PAY RINT? AINI'W lititiiilii
run lw procurod In Ilinut Norwulk 'I'qrmu
von rouwutubic. Addrm I’. I). “1”“
FOR CALI I‘A'I‘BOA‘I‘ IN GOOD
Iotuiitiuu. 20:1: Would make oxoeltent
auxiliary: very cholin to uulok hunt. J.
M. n futon. ti t‘rnsoout ’t‘orruoc. Tel.
[iii-z. flint
AiittiHIRIC
“:8“; If» uuuriu
FOR “LI .rotililu. fIWIIi'l‘ HOME.
gamma” if. nutkowiiky. m Worthington
FOR IALIwHOII E. 5 OAK In.
night to room. III III «moot ~
m aid 93M taro hilt"
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
PD! DALI ON TO
“’ittfiiclfifliitf.i mint Nor
.. m:
"trl‘ru limit!
Improvements.
sea» .
.. recruitment.
.Iltllt' "tliitiituh‘lmm‘dmmi’in °"
”19?. mell ””333: Wyatt: terms. .Iflooth mm 8L. Booth ”night:
in ort cotton?“ and out mlogy your “trees Wink-
;§Wx . AROMIALD ‘r v MIIIII
3'?an tic IV 'W‘h‘flh‘l. .Ioa High flirgétuofimfihaisfm onuheyrtfio. 6&3“;
” W" out I int "@1th d 1
horse It. Mg. m M No it 0.
“tom LOST.
.. LOITw‘I‘IIIdiflI v ‘Am‘ouumm. :
"‘ $3.... " no in mi... '9‘ m“ '9'
FOUND. fitment o. Willem. (soon Whom
”limo returnt
MOTw-«Bflaimfflg WNW
“‘1‘“!th nth.
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