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muslin!) taro
w- dair~
Entered
as second Clue Matter
.Asaooiai'rao rates
at the South Norwaik Poll-obit”
a
news raou ALi. altar. of! tn
‘1
m
' i it) tit
outta
.. Dwed the! Hungarian Reformed
Cliuroli $181. and Hunyadi.
Stet Benefit $342.66
Biliifllilill tilt cult ~
lllllll itiiiit lllllllilill
Also Forged it Check for $250
on“ Michael Dlileaii
\w v .4.
Recent developments in the case of
Daniel lint-dos show that undoubtedly
the cause of his sudden disappearance
from South Norwalk. last Monday
morning. waé financial troubles. Com-
mittees from the various societies of
which. Bardhs was treasurer have been
working on his books. and last night a
final session waa‘held, and it was
clearly proven that ‘he was short, in
the accounts of two organizations, and
had done. some other apparently ir-
regular acts. ,
It was given out this morning that
iliil'tlor. \\'.ls indebted to the Hungarian
Reformed Church Society to the ex-
tent of still. for which he has failed to
give an accounting according to his
'books. He also ,owixs the Hunyadi
Sick licneilt Society the sum of Silli-
(lti. it was also stated that Barrios
had forged the. name of‘ Contractor
Michael Olieau to a check for who,
and had drawn the money from the
hank. .He also had succeeded in bor-
rowing $100 from Herman Qitittner.
and, had not returned the. loan when he
disappeared.
The lnoney taken from the Hitnyndl
Sick Benefit Sol-let was a death bone.
fit. it is stated. w rich was to have
btcn paid that W, 3ft) Mrs. Joseph
(Ball. or Wantmor . whose husband
died 'sei'cl‘al months ago. Why this
money had not been paid to the bane-
liclai'y hair not derelopep. as nothing
had been said . tie-utopia ter before.
The death it can of tilel 'bciely in
$350. .
ital-dos left. a wife and eight child
ren when he departed from his home.
in Ely avenue. The eldest In a non
of nineteen years in“ Wine youngest an
infant of eight months. For years he
had been a foreman at the fur factory
of Martin Bates, Jr.. it Company.
There. are people in South Nor-walk
who believe that Bardos has gone to
San Francisco. where he is kuovrn to
have relatives. Probably efforts will
be niude‘to have him return here, al-
though it could not. be learned today
whether legal proceedings would be
taken against hint or not. it is presum-
ed that be felt ayhatucd of himself.
and did not wish to face the exposure
which was sure to abide.
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commit lift alarm
Poll A stilts FDIIilTli
(loervnor chlti-i diacusaed his plan
to secure a safe and sam- celebration
0f the (.liot'lutta day with it licglster
reporter at Union attttioli, New Haven
yesterday. bill from his tcniurks the
youngsters ol' the state who want the
pleasure of ahtlotiltg off their firccriiclt
era and other harmless things are not
to expect interference. All the govern
nor wants. so he said. is a proper ccle
Motion of the day, and he wants the
tiny celebrated on the Fourth. neither
before or alter that day.
The governor wait going back to
Hartford when a reporter asked liiiu
about his plans for a hate and sane
celebration of the Fourth. He had
called liito conference several of the
mayors of the state and talked the
matters over with them. He said he
thought his suggestion was well re
ceivcd. because in many other sluice
the name plan was being Worked out.
“I have no power of competitor: a
stated form of celebrating the. day."
said the governor. "but there is notlr
. lug which prevents the from trying to
bring about that. state of affairs."
"it is a great day and should be ob
served, no doubt. but the aim of my
'tontcreucc with the mayora was to
prevent the use of those dynamite
crackers. blank cartridges and other
hi li axpioaiws." There is nothing In
I": plan or the governor which will
kill the youthful conception of the day
and the manner In which It aboutd be
observed. but he does think, and no do
many of the mayors about the ulaie.
that. the celebration ahould be limited
to certain harmless uploielvea.
The Fourth of July record of killed
and maimed proves the demand tor a
safe. and none celebration la well taken
and the governor line the support In
this movement of right thinking peo-
ple oil over the unite.
‘ nun-t
FIRE on tone I no.
There appears to he a it fire near
Huntington. Long Island. this after.
nboni 'll‘rom the South Norwalk shore
the nature or the blaze could not be
determined. Whatever the blaze. it
was furnishing a grant volume of
smoke.
tillllilliilll tit
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liliiidltlillli Willllli
D. Street Began Exhibition
of High Kicking
An automobile. owned and driven by
John A. Montgomery. and a team has
longing to bother M. Wright and In
charge of Henry 0. Street. collided at
the corner of Main and Wall nit-cots
yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock.
and there followed as lively a horse
kicking exhibition as the vicinity has
seen in some time.
The. net result. however. was very
fortunate. iii that several people wlto
find narrow escapes, were not actually
injured.
The principal damage was suffered
by the automobile. which had one of
Its trout gun lamps wrecked and a mini
guard benteoiialderably.
Mr. Street was following the estub
fished rules or the road and was tak-
Iilg a wide. detour in driving front Wall
street into Main. Another tenth ap.
poured in front of him and he was
obliged to pull up short. The. iiillOltlu‘
bile. was following Mr. Street closely
and was not atopped. it Was slated.
until it rammed the rear end or the
carriage. 'l‘hia frightened the horse,
which proceeded to get fractions and
began its backing and kicking. Cap
lain of Police 'l‘liouias littnt went to
the rescue and grabbed the
horse by the. bridle.‘ The will»
car‘s but wont. spinning under the
horse but Captain lltuit managed to
keep from gelling kicked. Several olb.
er men also tried to hold the horse
within bounds.
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Slfltll itiittt
hunts iliiiili‘.
Breaks of Three to Four Points
in Active Issues Today
NEW Yllillt'. April 23.~-'l'herc was
cvldcni’c of heavy liquidation in the
stock market today. Prices of some
of the principal arilivad shares sold
at the lowest level of the present year
and sptwulnlive sentiment was much
litlpl'f‘SHt'd. .
The decline in United Staten Steel
lollowing the advance In the dividend
rate find a discouraging effect on sen-
timent. Hill] is taken as proof of the
eagerness of holders or stocks to avail
themselves of favorable tipportunlticn
for marketing siOt-ks. The tiarrow
surplus of the New York banks and
.‘mli damage reports were bear file
tors. The metal iminstrlnla and the
treat lranscoiitincnlni. granxcr and
cotton carrying railroad shares were
expel-tally \realt.
l‘nited States Steel sold at sit-ii.
"lllllliiil‘t‘tl with 356;. at the opening
yesterday morning on the first sales
after the dividend Increase. and losses
rout l with; were numerous.
Just before noon call money ran up
til 43; per cent. and some loans \t‘t-ro
made ltl o per cent.
Lower prirca were registered at
i2::ltl o'clock, toncuri'cni with a fur
tlicr advance in call rates to ac. per
cent. .\‘tcel broke through lit). the first
imitation below that price being it
block or six hundred shares at 797....
i‘lic rest of the active Iii-it showed “it
reused \rcukucsa. .
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onaoumou PLANS
roywstosneo
Secretary itecd ll. It‘lynn has called
a special mt‘clillit of the lilab school
committee for Friday evening. of this
week, owing to the fact that the chair
mun. ltcv. Charles S. Mticl’arluntl. is
obliged to be out of town at the time
of the regular nicctiiiit. the first lt‘rl-
day in May.
This meeting will take tip the mat-
ter of the graduation exercised, exaui-
lnatioue for admission, and other that:
let's relating to next year's work."
by instruction or the conunittee, the
chairman has sent a complete state-
ment. of the needa and require-inertia of
the High school to each unit every
member of the board of estimate and
meeting. in May. to name the appro‘
prinllonit.
The statement has helm worked Oll‘
with great care. and while the cotunilt~
tee ask for a considerable Increase.
thy show that the amount desired in a
great deal less than that astounded by
other high aclioolti in Iowan of a slut»
Ilur size to Norwalk. containing a
high ochool about the. size of the Nor-
walk High school.
. PREPOdTEROUD.
An aged .lereey farmer. visiting a.
circus for the first thus. atoodbafore
the dromedary'a cage, eyes popping
and mouth agape at the strange ht‘ltiif.
within. The circus .propor began and
the ciowds left for the main show, but
still the old man stood before the cage
in stunned silence, appraising every
detail of the misshapen ten. the. clov-
en heals. the penduloua upper lip and
the. curiously mounded back of the
sleepy-eyed ballet. Fifteen minutes
‘mnl i "-Everyltbdy'o
linseed. Then the farmer turned away
and spat. dieguotedly.
“Sharks: They ain't no such ani-
)
Then a neuronal. by jhoary '
apportionment. In anticipation of Its’
Reliance Hookd Ladder Com-
pany, of Rowayton, Enter-
ialns Many Friends
lililllill than flii
lHi tttiiit't ilillllll
Refreshments and Dancing Also
Enjoyed Later Do
The pleasant headquarters of Re-
liance Hook and Ladder Company, in
ltowaytou. was the. scene of a toast do
liglilt‘ul gathering last evening, when
the seventh tittiith-rsnry of the organi-
zation was littlngly celebrated. There
was it large attendance of members
anti friends in response to the iiiriiu
lions issued. The board of engineers
of the fire department of the (iii) if
South .\‘tnwnlk \ycrc included among
the guests.
The entertainment of the evening
has largelr. at a musical nature. and
was appreciated. The Deluxe (lit-lite»
il'Il. recently formed iii South Ntirnuik.
furnished nt-i'cl‘ltl well tendered iium~
hers. Professor 'i‘heophilc Euplirul
was next called upon, and he gave an
entertainment with his large graine-
phone, nfftu'ditn,r the audience ati op-
ptrrluuiii ot heating some of the best
artists “be have been ‘hf‘fll‘fl iii New
York and l'itisbnrg during the past
season The musical numbers were in
tcrspmst d with irritations and stories
which called forth liberal applause.
.\ir. linpbiat was expected to give a
sleight of hand pcrt‘ertuance. but i t
critical llltillli-lii be injured his th lib,
and was unable to t'Xt‘l‘Illl‘ in» Irlcks.
He promised in do up at a later date.
lilth‘Vt-‘I'.
Principal .lzinn-n it", Williams. of the
RDM'Byltlll public school. made a hair
py speech, descillilng his trip. taken a
iew years ago. to Italy and other plate
on of interest. in the old world. This
proved interesting, rind the audience
regretted that It Was curtailed by thl
serving of relreshiucnts oi in- train
and cake. llaiiclug was indulged in
from In to it: o'clock.
the address of'wclrmne was made
by lliiaui Sheri-on. one of the charter
nictiibcis ol‘ the company. and one of
its most cntiaclcniious wni'kets. llr
was also it nit-tuber of the entertain
iiicnt committee. of which t‘nplntti
Frank R. Stevens is chairman. and thr
other lilo-tubers were John ltcl't’titct'a
.loacpli Lockwood, ll. l‘. Shcrt'on atid
Clifford ("iilbill.
The Ladies" Auxiliaiy assisted \‘Mi
materially iii the arrunuciiienis tor the
affair. and tiesvirc llllll h of llnv trcdll
for its success.
hernia Milli]
suntan Iiiill ililil
Edward F‘. Smith, of the harbor cont
lIiitli-i- of the Merchants” and Mann-
lticliirtra' Aunmltillon. tiiid Hitlt‘lill)‘
lt‘t'ctlcrlck H. Quliilard hall a confet-
i-ncu yenttartiiiy afternoon with the ac
iccttnen in reference to a public float
at the Washington strei'l bridge. ‘I‘hc
itclcclmcii Were disposed, it is slated.
to do sotnclhliig, though they lit’tillttlIl
up the old title of true about llieic he
in: an appropriation from tin~ board
of tallniulc and taxation,
i it has always been (‘iilli‘l'fll‘tl that a
.pnhlic float is tlccdetl and it was sup
posed that when. following a role of
a town uioetling. the legislature nulli-
torlzed the. selccliiien to t'iirtilali the
'float. it would be forthcoming. it do
lvcloped. however. that tho itt'lecllllcll
had tint asked the. board of l‘t-lillliitll‘
. anti taxation in make tilt appropriation
l last your.
The bunlncint men's committee will
,liliW act figures on the cold of it float
and will take up the matter further.
'I
with the sclcctmen.
MlBB HAMMOND TO LEAVE.
m.-...-
Four New Member: Added to Cutie
Square Btook Company.
Minn Lula it. Hammond. who had
been leading: lady with the (‘aatin
ihttuare Stock lionipany at lloyt‘ii 'l'lictc
tire. and in this capacity hail made it
fine iliiDl'L't-ltiltilt with the local theatre-
going public. will claim her engulfe-
inunl here Saturday availing. She will
take a few ‘Weeka' vacation and may
later appour hi the productionaat Mu.
sic llull. The Taylor stock company
will present their first plural. Music
Hall Monday and among the new mom-
tiers of the cast will he Letitia Hue-
llitfld. trot-o. Quinton. Christine baMolue
and Frank P. Haven. -
.lamea irenlmore late will never but
connection with the hull Saturday
night. Mr. Ice and his family will go
to hasten for a short time and intend
to go to Europe for the summer.
’ ilort is started now.
li'Zii' MP bureaucrat Wlfll mu curt own
amnifipm
I
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28. 1910.
u... Heidi)... [to 74th
The Never Wane: m the Has been»:
went at it again teal. evening in the,
Catholic Citib‘bWWtibt arcane. in their
nucltro tournament. ’1 tireat Internet
was inanllcstedtlii t.” games. as this
was the filial sitting; Pool and a gen.
eral good time wcrav’eitloyed. besides
nounteoun rt-l‘roah'inobts. during the
waning.
The tournament identified in a vic-
tory for the. Han Health. with a lead of
2a patties. ‘l‘lie totulgituniber of games
won was toil and lime tout numbered
It. The score of lfll night’s sitting
l‘ollowa: “
Hu Boone,
. . W. l..’
l‘tmlietiliy and tiraclten .. ...... i r.
tiar‘ney and more... .......... 2 'i‘
Cassitiy and tilarow l‘. ......... :5 t
llowd and Niiltct‘ord‘...*......
Powell and Yosl .........
Ward and ”argon ..i ........... t 2'
Manner and PM agli ............ i “.2
Totals ........... ... ........ 2t) 22
Never WISH.
. w.
Smith and l-‘ricnd ............. 5.
.\icQulllan and linrtnt ......... It
Matthews and Ire-clay ......... :3.
l‘ioruey tutti Mct‘artlty ......... It
Horns and .\IcAllirtor ... ..... :l
Stale and McLaughlin ........
Shannan and Golder ........... 1l\
'l'oinls ........... . . . ........
inbuilt
ililiiiiifillil
' iiii' HARBUR
-...«....u .«W.
Merchania’ tutti Manufacturers‘
Association Wants a Big
Anchorage . basin
W“ “db-«-
4'
llill taint
liliiil tint tiiiiti
Need for Better Facilities is
Plainly Apparent Inst Now
20
‘7.
A lll|l\'t‘lllt‘nl’lhill is jlltnl tum at the
.\lill’ilfi)‘. point. wall. it ir- hopcd. result
til :i hit: iliipioienicttt it. the litiilio; la
edition and make this impel llmlt' illl'
lmrlatil titan it has crii tum. i‘mm
inch: oyster tlt'illt'i‘c and other» have
lulu-n the matter In hand and though
if is realized that ttlIi‘-itll‘l‘.ilill‘ time
will be it'tllllll'd. it is limit-d that start
tag the l'fllllllfilml should he delayed no
fungi r The Mcrchniih‘ and .\liiniilui
luteru' Antiorlalion iliih .i tit-owns coin
inlltei- on Iliil‘lttil ltiiptim-pn-nt and it
In expected tiifll ll “ill t‘litllll'rull‘ if.
the tnotetncut and tlitil the wholl- Au
sin-tattoo will also
The idea in to have u bin anchorage
basin. similar to the. our in lirldaupnrt.
and which will be caper-tally iii“ lot at
liilii time of the yetu in the inst-w burn
lll‘tfi and lot hip mtillu! vessel comm;
into the linil'or. which haw to unit
for a little iii-lore lit‘lllt: towed to their
deatliinlion
The need at some itt'llt‘l‘ nrraiiac-
tiicut has been especially ohi'ioim this
truth by the :iillmf.l|ll illllillit: the bottle
i'tlxttnt'tl in the transfer of“ oynlei' wood
and which h.t'.|‘ been lllt‘l'i‘ f I auditors
for it number a: data. \‘catu May. it is
stated, there were 2: sloopu and It
al‘liimtiera being loaded with ill ' nerd
and lliiil the loadlllu one being tunic
anti; *
“UNSE Milli"
iii ‘ BISHUP.
‘ Ni illi’illiiAY
Becomes the Head of the Hart-
ford Diocese of the Roman
Catholic Church
Hliifi illilillilllli .
iii BHllillil Pillifll
Processionof 700 Priests With
Elaborate Musical Program
HARTFORD. April 2ft.~—w'i‘lie holctuti
consecration of" ltev. John J. Nilan. re-
cently of ninesbiiry, Mans, an bishop
of the Hartford diocese of the Roman
(“talliolit- Church. was held at St. Jon.
cph‘s ("nthodral this morning. with the
dugout ceremonies which for a long
period of time have been prescribed as
the Way ‘ltl which the power of the
episcopacy shall he VOmmIIIllCand~10
the priest. chosen for the. high office.
There were present at the service a
great body‘of priests of the diocese.
and from other diocese, numbering
several hundred, many of the high dig-
tillat‘lee‘ of the church. guests of the
bishop-elect. and representatives of so
cloth-a of many parishes, and of the
slate ntiii municipal goici'niiicntii.
.(Totttltiued on Sixth Page.)
amount on
fluctuate
Douglas Fowler Post, ii. A. R.. in
making unusual arrangements for the
observance of Memorial [my title year
The Post has requested ltev (‘tittrloa
S. Maciarlnnd to serve as chairman of
the (‘itlaens’ Committee with Superb»
tendent William E. Chancellor and
Principal Edward H. Gutulnirt. toxclh-
er With a considerable number of oth-
er ministers and citizens. It has been
recommended that Dr. biactarlaud and
Secretary George H, \‘oainirgh. of the
ii. A. it. Encampment. last year. also
enlist the interest of the t‘ltizcn'a Com
lattice in one hundred. which served
on that occasion.
A committee of the women have also
lwcti :ippomiml ll: arrangi- for the tier
ital dinner to hc scrvcdnt noon. after
the thinning exercise». on .\iuttioriul
flat The usual union lilt‘t'illtfl will be
held at one of the churches on the
ptciions Sunday evening
.\ incl-ting of the I‘XW‘llili‘t‘ rollitiiil
tee has lm n railed br t‘lititrnian .\lnc
tnilnutl tor um i-liitulny nlicruoon til i
o'clock
PATRONIZES LOCAL DEALERS.
Fire Commissioner Cheater F. Clark
Believes This Right.
Fire t‘tunininsioner t‘lu-i-tcr F. ('Inrk
has inaugurated a policy during his
admlulstiation in this office of patron-
izlniz _ht ni denicrv- as far as lamaihlc
for tile tll'lliu'lnn‘lli supplies and be-
licuu. this will tin-ct with the approv-
al of the public. (in a recent purchase
of rubber booth and rubber coals he
ittlltlt' n dcul with t‘onueally and ltrack.
en tor the deurcd nrtlclen and says
he saved money. getting a lower price
on the articles titan desired by a fire-
tuen‘a supply fttlllhi' out or town. bike
wise. he has just purchased a double
Hl'ttll Iltli‘lit'nii from a loclll harness
denier. .\l .l. .\icNi-rney, lot the Pitt-
niiui riicmlctil truck. ilir, t‘lurk but! at.
an piircliarcd duplicate sections for all
it the tiitllolllilt'lll burnt-sit.
Yesterday he had installed a new
lilt‘ tiliiim etili l'littrl. 'I‘liiit b. similar
itolu it alt-tuners and too gasoline
bouts. tine reason tor IIIt‘lt‘ liilin the.
ordinary amount of implants is bitiil‘
to be that the [toilet Ul'fili‘l‘ colorant .
lull-nth. lo center all of tin Limitless III
the local harbor on lllt'.iillli of this be
ting the most handy place iron which
to do lllliil'lmili.
’l‘lic hip. fleet of boats in the oyster
trade located off the Country Club
dock yesterday wars the tonne of con
aldcrnbil' coniplltallon to other traffic
in the harbor. and was an excellent fit
iielrutioii, a prominent oyhler’ dealer
with] today of the need of ti basin such
an has been unwanted.
'I‘In- tub Norwnftt canto Into the bar-
bor and fastened to three empty bane
on. As one attempted to thin» the eye»
in“ fleet with her now trouble develop-
ed. The went wind had tainted the
oyster fleet to ocean about all of the
channel and name it the oyster Inuit-
became tangled tip in the trelulitera.
The trouble was finally atralabtenod
out. without much damage. t
it is planned to have a photograph
taken of thaayiiter haul» in it day or
two and this will be lined In the cam-
paign to bring about it basin which
will unavailable to them and ol'n r you
sets. A man who tutti been connected
with the oyster business for years any»
It would be up 'any matter to dig not
mad from the each inland fluid. the
latter being very aofl. .
Those who are iu'tllutl the matter be.
tiered that the government, will be In
eynipathy with this movement and that
It is lmaalhlc in get an approi rlnllott
, within a year or two If on carbon. or
to the one at Old Well Hook and lard
tier (‘ttlllttfllit truck litlttm- only iartzci'.
iloilt uric built by lirfver \‘l’ .~\. Mc-
l’hcinon
HE COULD BE TIWBTED.
A limit front the l'i‘rlli pulled into
the slalom ftl tiliarloitcuvllic. Virginia.
An elderly man lbruat his head out of
the window of a day coach and «Inn-
inoncl a little colored boy The fol-
lowlng coloany ensued:
"Lillie boy. have you a nmlher'!”
"Yunnan"
“Are you faithful to your studies?"
"Vitamin."
”tin you do to Runday school?"
“l'luaufi.”
"Ito you any your prayers every.
night?" i
“Yasmin." .
"Can i trust you to do an errand
for the?"
"Yaatihl'
"Well, here's live cents to not out a
couple of ripples."--»8ttcceua.
THE CA1“ WENT BACK.
Mr. f’aniiu They say eircetu In floa-
tnn are lrlglill‘itlly chanted? .
Mr, litthm'l‘lwy’ are. Why. do you
know. when i first went there i could
hardly find my way around.
“That must be embarrassing."
"It is. The first week i was there i
wanted to get rid of an old oat we
tail. and my with not ate to latte It
to the. river a mile away." ‘
“And you lost the cut. all right i” ,
“Lem nothing! I never would have
found my way home If i hadn't fol‘
‘ lowed tho cuti”~~i'onitera Statelniau.
oplnatdh.
r
W
illilllllllil fill
' TWO
ilill tilt stilt
Doubt As to Ability to Collect
from Mrs. Forbes
it la expected that tda Rowiey will
have difficulty in collecting that Judg~
meal. of $3.750 which she obtained iii
the civil superior court against Jessie
liivington Forbes, the watilthy Fair-
ilcld resident. There is considerable
doubt expressed whether counsel for
Mrs. ltowley will ever be able to get
service on the wife. of A. Holland
Forbes. the well known aeronaut.
When the 875,000 alienation suit had
a bearing .‘i-Ira. Forbes was not In court.
The trial had originally been scheduled
for April lit and Deputy Sheriff Doolan
served the summons on Mrs. Forbes at
her home in Falrilcld. 0n the day of
his viaft the maid told the aberilthat
her mistress was at home but an soon
an in told who he was. the maid said
she would have to go upstairs and see
if .\lrs. Forbes was home. ‘
Caught on the Run.
At this time Sheriff Doolun looked
through ilie long iiall and saw a tem-
tnltie form vanishing pill the rear door
lie rushed through the house and serv.
ed the summons on Mrs. Forbes as
she was getting, litto an automobile.
She was very indignant when the pa-
pers were served. When the date of
the trial was changed and the sheriff
went to scrve a second summons he
distovered that Mrs. Forbes had left
her “airfield home
.\it‘a. Rowley. whose hubnntl former
ly was employed as the Forbes chant-
fcur. sited on the ground that Mrs.
Forbes find alienated ltowley‘n after.
lions.
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TELEBMPHEBB flow
WANT MORE HONEY
.\‘EW llAV‘.‘.'. April 28.--Tho tele-
itrapliers employed on the New York.
New Haven and Haitt'ord railroad, It is
understood, yesterday. made their final
(it‘nlfllld for an increase in wages to
the officers of the company. it is also
lllldt‘l't-lluod that if the answer, expect-
ed today. in not satisfactory. that they
will pull on the direction of a strike.
Their original demand was for an in-
crcase of it per t‘enl.. bill it was re-
duced to not quite to per cm“.
OUGHT TO BE PROUD OF HER.
"lle‘s yer) proud of his wife"
"He has .’I right to be. Silt"n never
once thought she‘d look cute in a Itilil»
tar) cape or one of those straw polio
bounce“ ~llt'lr0il Free Press.
'1‘. l‘ fiance. Auditorium. Fri. ave.
Ciauincu pdverttumanta on thin ’38:.
25 word. or tau. 25 coma; 3 tlmu. t
each additional word. 1 cent por- Insertion.
‘ro CE? stirrup .\i.\\' i. i nouns.
ii lamc 5t llililllli‘ «I H. it. Norton.
Iif'sill
To LET li.\l.i" tlttt'xif. s
l’Iilon :~‘t . fnoiw- .\‘ntitli .\inin Hf
[it‘ii\'i'flt.‘nlfi. .‘ ll'ti'l“.
Hui-ion
ltntiMS.
all illi-
liiqttite 'l‘uyior Kt
it‘lli tit
TO LET tt.\' itttu s‘t‘. itl'ln‘lltailldi
front lnulll liti‘titi-lin-ti. with or without
Ililiilil. t‘i-lth‘ilil‘lll lu lttlllt‘Y .\nltllt' “‘ IL.
tau: Hi-lilttu-l. .‘lt
TO LET 'l‘it ‘l'Wti Mild/1.. 'it
oiituiitlulimi inhiiih lm lixiit liltllfit‘l‘l‘l‘p‘
but. lmpiltc- ii‘ilt'fllliil St. .tcnztt
To LET .\1' Int u l-:.~t'r n't‘.. lIAl.t-‘ HI"
inmate. 3:“. pet uphill; incur. moi comm.
\eiutuht. untried. :iuit. Lila-v gratin-ls. In»
Illlill no pi-vtalmw. nullil
T0 LIT ttlvit‘tiXti it‘imllt. it turnout
and bath. “lithium-trellis. hum-«atop May
No clillilirii if! llztyvlrw .\i'c. ""
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TO LET .-\ filX-ltutthf Hill'b '. \i’l'f‘ii
all iiimloin lm trump. ‘llh. : Qlllliflu‘tl
Arc. .ititpiltv I‘. ulliiitaill .\Vc :iL'tlIli
TO LET: i‘WU l-‘l tutith‘. 2‘; r'attt. 5'11.
Hui-unlit; l» “If":fl' rooms elicit. newly lila‘lll*
~.i moi pain in : Murm- itnpruwmenlk. Hr-
ucut ”lit“'~llidllli, ti? \' in Zulu“ 80.. l'tlltl'.
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TO LIT Al'Mt’l‘MNNT. 335 WASilv
luplnn tit. blunt Norunlk. luntilre tit
Hilttlli Mufti HI. "" if
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To “m "itii'tck‘fiitoiten. 257733101?
KL: eleven room». all convenience». The
Hatch ti {Miler fin. "th if
FOR SALE.
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can". .lt-t'm-y Ivitwl.
fllt'wlth-t ll .\tit.
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m at inc tit-uni. together or we tarale‘ and
condition. very computable. pply Ift‘lt
Muir and illirtiltmrt Aw. nilliilt
FOR DALE ’I" If it it II it on liltEi‘i
Moduli collie puppica. also turkey it go for
fniicliln , lift titre of Martin Grace. traw-
ltl-ny I III. urwuik. mitt ill
root” “at: est-Wurl‘ mommrnnb
bout. price may i‘ramitphlc.
Ht. M? iii
rump. til it. over all. ill ti. forum. it it. hold.
in maul mm’iltiim: new mile. tilitlhm‘n. one
blah. dietitian. burn. «to. if thin «bun lit
acid on at before the filth at May 2M
will buy her. It. it. smith. flown on.
Tel. but. natal
MW. uWWW.‘JM‘
(FOR DALI»? ft'i‘i’ ammo Wllih‘i'.
Presser. round lining tabla. Hummus.
raft inch. pinto and flitfli'li': filly albums.
you datum. whim; rem a. lflfttllfl'
it that Am. Not'wallt. . is“ ill ,
for” LI A f’MalMtlif. nttia'r helm
launch. “fifth untapped with tilt It. '.
2 cylinder stapler motor“ the tunnel a u
mean In venetian madman. a
equipment. Address or call on W. 11.1
halite. .It-.. Rnwaytnn Ma. neutering.
all tit"
tit tit
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VCR DALI «Til i‘llef‘i AN MHT‘A‘f‘W. -
Jive... Ir id eyeglasses.
Wining?) Mm: Ken. it damn
: WEATHER reasoned. .
Fair tonight. trout in the late“ rt
Fri my fair. slightly warmer-3‘ me
‘. north wind . ‘
centre“
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x All it
Beat Graham White in a lie-
marltable Flight From London
to Manchester Yesterday,
fliilliilil illlES Willi
liiiil llil ilflflllSi
White Leads the Cheering for
' the Successful. Competitor
MANCHESTER. England, April 28.
The first aerial Derby for a prize offer~
ed by an Englishman has been won by
a Frenchman and handsomely. Upon
landing here. IAMIIS Paulhan was glv»
en a tremendous ovation anti tinstint-
ed praise for his remarkable feat. At.
the same time his less-experienced but
no less. plucky competitor ls being
showered with congratulations over
his splendid attempt and because he
has shown Inuit-tell a good loser. As
soon as Graham White learned 01'
i’anllian‘s success he called for three
Cheer for the victor. Paulhatt, winner
of the $50,000 prize for the first flight
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(Continued on Seventh Page.)
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28 words or ten. 25 cents: 3 times. ;
each additional word. 1 cent per Martian.
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WANTED.
WANTED~~iotm filll‘SES T0 PAPER.
paint and decorate. All work guaranteed
elitist-turbo). Wall pliprl‘h‘ and mouldings.
.i. A. Klititli'l'. I"! South Main Street.
'l'cl. 1035-4. 1119 im
wameb - can. FUR pennant.
housewitrk. impure Mrs. F. ii. North. 41
idluiivntxtl Ave. \ all! {it
WANTED MIDDL ‘. QED “'UMAN
for general Imam-keen , till ($6.9 9f 1%.
children. 7. it and 1 card. ‘ boil
for the right pt‘i":ull. L. H. Decker. lit?
Washington SL. Sillilli .\‘orwalk. unit at
wmrzow .\‘iEA 'r.‘ on a {if at.
in finishing room. ”debt-h; fit-‘lt&
WANTEDAJVUHAN To LEARN it.
Set littiiia‘. cutiilwient tel acil. Ad ens
l'ttl‘M‘flt‘l'. Sentinel office. . mil it
WANTED ~.’iilltlti.lt-A(Wlli GERMAN
o" \mct‘icun “Illiillll for general bout-te-
u'oik: hood written. t‘nll 29 rflii‘nl’ld Ave”
Sulllit Norwnlk. 3286i
WANTED a .u.\.\' 'i‘li WUMK BY THE
titty. .\l-piy iliiitlv- I o'clock Saturday
morning. to Mrs. l~‘. .\. firaudn. Rtt\VD)‘«
ltui. :t'Jtl 9i.
WANTED .\t.-\.\ on Woman: 0F
character and ultthty to solicit business
for is. real rotate and insurance company.
Altpiit‘nllv’ns. to receive attention. stool
Mute [tl‘l‘\'lt|ll‘- experience. t‘i-ferwiicea'ulu
t‘tfltllhllNIlMIH .lesil'trti. Address i". (l. Box
tin. South .\‘orwnlk. ‘ p.23“
tug. grading. blasting: and cement Work
tu’ all kinda. imam for Male. 't‘hbtnaa
Sklilil. 53: it‘airllcld Av--.. Mouth Nurwadk.
‘ nub
wamtowv'ro nor. with trams on
cattle andtmultry; best free paid: Do
lb. for £00“ fat ualrea. i. Friedman.
Connecticut Turnpike. Houth Nol'Wlllt.
Tel. 23‘. -3.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
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CURB AND GUTTER lulll) AND HE»
laid. t'i‘nxuwnlhs laid and paved: also
.irlvt-unyn to liiflt~lllllllllfl m'iIflI‘M Inlet.
l'liu it-lbttliilllli'. all work guaranteed.
r‘lll';'lll\ Runner. 7 l‘lrtluinlli Aria. .\‘ur-
“ll-u-
AN AGENCV it‘ltll 'l'lll‘: FTAM luU'N-
c... has been itpviowl iii N‘Jieidlet'e~ barber
chop. on Nulltll Main 9!. ”Nike lean-
i.iiitnlry tlicrc envlv Iii liter Won-it. It“ 3t
8. B. WILSON. t'.\ni‘h‘.N'l‘i~;R AND
item-rut i'ttlllf‘itt‘lur. Menu and attachin-
littilH (nrniatml. .Io‘abin promptly Mm
tended to. 2c: Well so. 'arwalk. frate-
pliene t‘illillwt'llitii. . it" lit
hm- ... . m.» ~— mm
PAINTING. I'M'rmllANUth). WORK
done by practical ml". 0w trial order
to Alexander White. til tly Ave. Tol-
722-3. l-tsilmntea chm-chilly liven.
aamnvtmeni or wall paper. into
WALL PAPER. 10 A BULL AND UP.
I‘apt-rnatiulng and i‘alntln‘ done ang-
where in Town of Nor obi. Band r
mmplcu. or call at 78 "lithium '1.
gér'?hy Itecoratlim (to. ‘Tcl. “4 al‘
.M .. ”wwwwmw
M0 8 P. HALLOG LADIEB’ D-
liner ”All trimmed an madelnt . :-
mit tip-limiting Mylo». Material! fgr‘i
It demoed. linurn from D In. I l
m. lb Chestnut tit. Heath math.
save voun Tflilh-SDVEN w i .
It‘flml entierlancc and cotton in
a horticulture and auto ofmo v
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ind a copper. lamina l
aid gold. gun motel and nah a
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aunt and autumn It.
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