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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 25, 1910 · page 1

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The High School Committee AI-
iov‘vetl Nearly All it Deemed
‘ Necessary Fortiood Work

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Item About Furniture in School
Building Yet to be Settled

The honid of eutimnto and tort ntion
mot Alli-ll evening in the nolor’imonu
onion in the town hull and tho follow:
ing men were present: Menard. Avison,
non, Merrill. Wood. Gregory, lloimou.
Swuriz, bee. Palmer, Hoyt and Smith.‘

I'i‘ho meeting was onilod to ordI-r
about it o'clock and too first business

was to till the plate on the board urndo
inc tut by the resignation 0‘ .iohu r‘.
McMahon Albert M t'ohiniun “no
I-iortod to till this pint-o. '

i‘lu- honrd then procot-dod with tlit'
snhmltiod appropriations and. ii wue.
voted to out the night urhool uppto
pi'itttion to $500. This in “do touts
than wua appropriated lust your i’oI
thin sumo porpoao, The noun! hollow-u
thui them is but iiitio. if um, Ioturn
for the moot-y expended in this tili'i‘t'v
lion. and favored cutting tIII- night
school appropriation out oitogothor,
it was found that this is impossihio,
and so they simply Iodurod tho
amount of the appropriation. 'l‘ho
umount risked tor tho. night urhooi was
$1.000.

'l‘lio South Nor-walk Union ut‘hoot
district appropriation was brought ho-
t'oro the meeting. unit it won decided to
out this from $23,395 to $27,920. This
latter “its tho untuunt which was roo-
l Innu-Iulod by the board of Ichool viui
:qu ill their recent 1966 int.

’l‘ho uoxt to ho (lucid upon was the
nil important high school approprin
tion. This matter of the high school
upprtuiriaiionu has been watched with
Intoroat. by tuttny since the' meeting on
Monday night oi the bond of school
visitors and tile high oohb‘oi commit
too 'i‘ho following is the way In
uhirh the unparnto departments woro
given thoir mono):

 

F—oI tonrhotu ............... ..$i.l. 700
For tlolk ........ . ........ . .. 320
For junitor ................... ’I‘hil
For text hooks and supplies 2.ouu
FUl' hunting and lighting ...... Loon
l-‘or wntor and telephone ...... 11th
For plumbing}? hoilor ropnirs

.ttni intldentnis ............. Loon
Fm Iiiurkboprds . .. too

For supplier-I In uI-ionoe depart-

moui ...................... .‘ltio
her “brow ................ Inn
FOI typowrltoru and tahiPs .. llil
{lit btitl

'l‘hoto who our itom about furniture
ihnt tho hourri did not dot-lilo upon.
nu. ilon with: not rortulu uiioilt tho
manning of tho appropriation for this
pnrpouv. it will ho native-d that limits
npprtnu'iuliotiu arc prnt‘tirtills' the
mono its :il-‘(l'l't'd upon ut tho joint Int-et-
lug of tho high school rouimitioo Iind
iilt' board of llt‘llOfll visitoru itiIti Mon
tiny owning.

'Iho nI-M pivoting of tho houttl oi
(lHlliiit Ito und inxntion will br~ hold {pit
It‘litlily ovouinu III the utioltIm-‘IIa
oilioo

PEliliA. iltiAIl us
our oo,ooo,ooo
“1w. 81’0th

'l‘lIo lionnsyivnnin rttlirottd hon Itr
orouuttit ilu holdings of Now iiivon
ronil ntot'k by uboiti‘ 50.000 ulturun. tho
pur vuluo ul whlrh in $5,000,000, within
It. «hurt limo, making its total iIoIIitui-iu
worth tintiiiiiiiilu iii pur. Thin amount
will not giro tho l‘onunyiv‘nttin uny-
thiug illio routroi of tho Now i-lttvou

no to boot uhown by the foot thpt tho
outstanding ritplinl Merit of tho Now
linvon oontpnny is Still. 000.000. 'iho
I’ounmtvunin owns but about iivo poi‘
rout. of tho total. Willi tin Int-Iouued
hohiingu or «took it All reported, tho
Ponnnyivuniu doom n itrontor ropro-
ooutntiou on tho New Hsvon dirootoo
nto.’ but on that point the omnpnny
would nny nothimt today.

Dominion of tho New Huron by
tho Ponnayivaulu with only ll rum-o
actuation of 88,000,000 to out of tho
question, but that amount might null
for another director on the Now tin
von hoard. HOWQ‘VGT. thorn in nothing
curtain in that. Illlllltlll MrOron, prom
dent. oi the Ponunyivunln. in in the
New anou'u directormto and lmti been
since the death of Alexander l. Cait-
66ti. runner president of tho Pnnnuyi
vnnln Under a vote at tho directors
mull May 31, nun the directorate
tinillllill of 25 memhorn and there are
thut hnmhor on the board now. John
L. Billnt‘d being the Altai one elected to
oucuooil Colonel Frank W. Cheney, of
South Manchester.

it in underrated in some important
honking circles that 't'. Dewitt Cuyior
will be elected a director or New
Huron whoh tho Pennsylvania to given
addition“ rhprnguntutlon on tho honrd.

Mr. curler hi ,I Philaduiphtu lanyor.

,Wi lllllllli lililllllll

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n u. run until

Misslooephino A. 86$an ,
’ the Bride oi Joseph Wit
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(loo of tho prottleat woodman that.
wu» ovoi‘ noon in St. Mary'u church
iooh plili'o this morning at it o'clock

. whou Mini-I Jouephino Anna Basin and

Jout'ph Wiiiium (irunibioy were united
in tho holy bonds of matrimony. Thu
hrnto wan nttirod in a bountitnivgown
oi white oilk. uud Itho wore it whiiu
Ioghorn hot with weeping willow
pluntou. The bride carried it nutxnlti.
cont nouunoi or whito Ioaos undua tho
iIridnl purty mnrchod up the ttialo to
tho munio oi' whongrin'u composition
they mode it night iIottiitlt‘ul to look tip-
on. The All'lllt‘i'lliillltl wot-i Minn May
Nuttot’ord while.» tho bout mun watt
Frunli (irumbloy oi‘ Sinmt‘ord, it broth-
or of tho groom.

'l‘ho church was filled with tho
gnoImI nud thoro woro nino minty out
ot’ town triondu ot' the contracting par-
iiou. Ai‘tor tho ooromouy at the
i‘littl‘t‘li. tho immodittio friends to the
humour of tilltllil titty. Worn
gimp l't‘i'i-piltlll til. the homo
of tho bride‘s motto-r on Center
nvouno. iioro tho ghosts onloiod ro-
lroultnIonis uIId tiIo good time was
kopi tip for u grouior port of tho day.

The lIouxt- WIN urtlslioitll) ilt’t‘t'l‘li-
toti with pnltnu, I'ornu uud rut floworu
nnd it wus :1 1mm purty at tho rr.
coptlon.

Tho IIuptinI hunt who tied by unoth-
or hroihoi- of tho groom, liev. Thomas
iirumhioy, oi Hunt Hampton. Ho. wuu
Ilstir‘luil III tho i’l‘l’t'lllolly by tho itov.
i"uthor \ltil lillti'HS oi St. Mary u
Church. timing tho Nt‘lVlCt! profeunor
lEtlwnrd ii Alltiltlr. \iIIo pro-Iiidod at tho
orxuu pinyod i) l’lolllllll.‘ Mo' wry
uottiy, running tho coromony own more
pit-using .\t'vr tho knot hurl boon
iiod yiln- lilitAllA putty nIuI‘riioII (li‘.‘wn
tho ninio to tho iniuilur simiuu oi
Mondoiuohnu'u Iiiinouu woddiiiu Murrh.

At tho oiIurt‘ti John i’owt-ii Iontiorod
in his uiwuis pinpoint; IiiuuiiI-r "Avr-
Mllllil Itud tho .‘tiisnou (limo IlnIiIguu
uml Mulgttoi Loonnid anus lilo (toot

IlotIitlir the.

The toll thotr oi the ohuri‘h tutti;
aoverol soiortionn nt tho human as
Mrs. tlrtinIbiI-y wuu ltll‘lllt'rl) it moni-
ilor oi the (‘iitlil‘,

'l‘houv who wore prouout trout out or
town wero Min. louoph lktuin and
tiuughlor ioiln from Mouton Mimi Maiy
linutn from .roonulrh nnd Joseph
Wuguot. oi" Brooklyn.

it

A“ The couple will intro. 6 trip or “out

it Woolt‘s dnrtiiiOp. 'i‘hoy loll this nfior.
noon and wont to Now York trout
Whero they will go up tht' “tuition and
”tour woutoriy Io “Munro” Fail».

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lifllS ill ill llilllll

Parties Guilty of Trying to Stam-
pede School Audienco to
Be Punished

'l‘iioro uoomu to ho a feeling on the
port of mnuy pnrontu that. tho school
nuihorition nro IIoi pushing tho Iuvouii
tuition of ilw uttompt to stuttipodo the

big audionro at the Franklin utroot
tit-hoot but no u motor of tort cont
pinion; nguinnt tivo boys have been ill
ed with Prosecuting Ailotuoy William
F. 'lntunia‘n) 'l‘lto pronooutor and tho

 

 

 

ilvo uuupi-i tit and il down withdrawn

In William B2. Chancellor huii learn.
red [hot on ia‘riduy night. before the
audition! went out, two boys wont out
of tho front door and thaw.- out of tho
:th door iIIIndeuloly following thr-
ringing oi tho iu-ilu and tho putting out
0f Illt‘ Ilgiitu

'l'ho only {[lll‘tllitlll in the minds of
tho nrhooi mItlIoI-itiou in not whether
tho om-Iitioru huvo noon identified. but.
wtiutlior ihoy intro not Inniudod too
many, ‘ in rouuotiimtiou of which "it!
Intuit-a uro iwiug withhold from tho
puhiir tor tho pionout. riovmol or
throw iItIyu tilttt'ttarutd lht' piIItrI for the
niumpodo, on tho trout ntopu of tho
r't'IIIIltiiIi urhool bonito hotweun 7:30
nno iizilo u't'lut'll. and told levornl oth-
or boyu iuut what their plan! wore.

it. In thought liitoiy that home ”routs
In oounooiton with this man will he
outdo today.

it, in oialtuod ihui two of the Inn
lit't'lh‘, bol'ou- going to tho Colloid Fri-
titty orontug. puid n viult to the South
Nul'Wltlk itounrogtttionni Church. where
tho Muu'u uuppor won in pronoun, 6nd
npproprtntod two ionvou of who anti
tour lIt'ittltu oi loo oroum.

TiiE lilBil man ,
omoumwnoom

The high nohooi committee hut M‘-
ronsod the. following program for tho
nuduniibn exorclmit. which will lake
view on Worthoudny. Juno 22nd. ,

Rev. Francin ll. tlphtm. of the
South Norwnik Muthodint Church. 6nd
Arthur C. Wheeler hovo boon invited
to address the gruduotinx club.

The class will be mounted to tho
onmmtttoo by Principal Edward H.
(lumhart in an address. memorand-
Ing them for graduation. The diplo-
mas will be houtowud by the uhdirlnui
of the high school committee. Dr. M66-
ftll'lillld.

’i'ho Alumn'of the school hpvo been
invited to hold 6 reunion Ind 600m
at the clone 0! the alteration;

Thu nmgrnm will lion inoiudo the
premonition or gift: to the Yahoo],-

 

 

poliro hnvo boon xivou tho untuuu of .

 

SEEM» DY.
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Welcome Stranger Lodge Enter-
taino on Anniversary oi Queen
Victoria’s Birthday

nu liSiiiIiiS lititiii
iiitili sIIIIuIIqu nus

Program ot Old Time Songs Was
Rendered and Much Enjoyed

Wotoonir Strnnuor Lotion, No .ltil
Ottltli Sous oi .filt tionrgt’. (‘oiolirntod
Empire tiny. yhstorduy. This in tho
anniversary of tho Into, Queen Viotor~
in'o birthduy nod in still colobrntod
throughout tho ilritiult omplro. 'I‘lIt-
iorgolt lIquiIor ot‘ vinttorn iIrtlIo iooni
iodgo'u history wnu ontortuinod Aillil
night. About To visitors \voro pronont.
ropronantinu Molina l‘hurtu and Ho.
poor Lotigou, oi lirldgopori; Albion
bongo, ot Stamford; i‘iuIrios UAt‘kPllN
Lililgt‘, oi tut-rhino. null try Loni
Lodge, of llrutmwiI-k, N. .l. Arriving
.roIn Ilrlditotmrt ut 5:20 p. "l.. on n
Hllut‘litl our. the viniiot‘a. httmlvd by
"itig .IiIu" Waikdr. tho potirquntI, uIId
tantrum iIaritono niugor or Mngnn (‘huru
In Lillian. liiurt'lwtl In tho lot‘ul lodge
roomn. burning rod iirc and uiuutuv.
“\\'I- Won't iio itonu- l‘ntIl Morning)
Alivr tho roputur routiuo IInuiuouk wuu
trunnnriod tho stit‘lnl rod of tho orn-Io
lug wan InkoII up “till tiIo t'olimtlun
prontum Wit» onloyod by oil pronont‘
ripening, rc-Inurhu mpi upI-or'lI iii wot»

mow, by i‘hnliiuun i‘ i“. l‘ltiti'.
ts'poorh Al) i'routtiout Iluunvii, ot’ lithium

t‘hnrtu
Song ~\‘\‘hou i “Pl iinrk

Sootinnd. .I \l'nlkrr.

Enroro ‘Suiltrun. 'l‘ltili'tt Mo Sumo.
Spot-oh it: \‘it-ri-i’II-oititviit i'qu'oo. oi

l’lillltW'l” Hulk-tn

 

 

to lionnio

Song My tho (lid tiniiton (into, .I. 'l‘ur-
llvr.

Spoooh by Paul tlruud i‘Ionhir-ut J.
Smith.

Sittig~'.\dltl tho (troop Holds til Vii“
Klilihl, .l. Smith

Summit by lirnillt‘l' (lllvor, oi try [out
Ll'ldigi‘»

Sony 'l‘horo'u to Light in tho Window,
W, (‘Diu‘
Song? t‘I'uolioy.
'i'hrop
luooro li‘u Nothing i'Ilno lint Lino
Song- ’l‘hr Arm) ltutni. ll t‘niitini.
Song—~15” i.tI|It Lou, il Lonuhotiotu.
Spooi'h by Grand Sorroint‘v it hint-tin
iiuot ~--iIIIrIIonrti'\\‘ntrII Ahoy, i-I. I'I-Ioo
rund Wilton“.
Solon My llounio iioy in Young. \\ hitt-
or.
Song-millily n Itoy,
.lohuuon.
idlit‘ort' My tilrl's‘ n Yorknhm- Itiri.
leei Soup «tip in tho hiouututun, .\
\‘urrow.
Nht‘lll‘l" Jim and uhuuinuro
Song l Lot-o You Moro Than Words
Cuu Say. .I. \anitor.
SoIIgw-Klllarney. it. Priro
Snug ~Mulubu Hill. .I, lloum-tt

What :I Mouth, \\‘

it lll‘lilu‘li lilo}, 'l‘

Sour-A Now Suit oi (flothos. It.
t‘rtnp
Piun Suiortionwilodor tho llthlo

Engio. 'l‘ Johnuou.
Spnonh by W. Harris, of Minion t‘IIano

Lodge.

'I‘ho ouiiro ootnpuuy thou nutty, ilud
Sow tho King. My l'out‘tit‘y ”l‘lu of
Time nud Auld Lung Si no.

IEPAIIilliii nun}: iillllE
in restroom BLAZE

'l‘horo wan hnrdiy n moment’s Iiplui
in uinrtin; tho roputr work tIrouuuttry
on account of the itro Just niior noon
yitutorduy nt tho utoro of the N. it.
Ryuu Cotnpttny. in Worthington ntreot.
boring tho attornoou. Andi-ow .I. our
line, who took ohurgo of tho uiinntion
In the uhnonoo of Milan llyuu in Now
York, had the iinturnnoo ropwnontn-
tlvoit thorn, no that tho oiruriuu up
could start. 'l‘ho hrotton pinto ghoul
of tho north window was taken out
and tho .wtndow hmrdod up, prupnra»
tory to tho ropnii- wurli. 'l‘oduy. onra
ponturu, oiootrtoionu 6nd pllnit‘t‘u and
paper hunger: are It. work In tho
«taro.

 

tho lingorlu and tnurchundlno‘uoiuoily
dontroyod, 6 ronlldoruhio quantity oi
goods hon boon dnninud. Mix-Iii Ryan
wan untitled hy teiophono at the tire
6nd rammed home or soon or ponuihiu
to assist in, the preparation of tho lira
inventory.

Thomas it. Down. manager at the A.
F. Bunhmnnn it Company Morn. who
won one of the mun who trained put
out tho blue. runniwd lover-l born»
about the hood and nnndu. lie ohm
had I cont ruined.

my»... ”mo-0‘4 .- . m...

IMIMOHIAL DAY BENTINBLu
.Tho Evonins Sentinal will ho poh
tinned no 6 morning paper on Memorial
buy. Mar 30th.

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OLD BWIITHMR'I‘O.
. "You tiny that you anti Mrs. Brown
tiro grunt ft‘ientllt."
“Y6 6‘3.‘
"Why 7"
"amid...

 

 

He [rudnutod from Yale in 1874.

 

through the high optical committed. .

lite mnrrlod Brown?»
Uranium. .

" day partly cloudy 6nd 666 6r.

 

WEATHER portions-r.

Shower: anti doctor toni ht.

 

Thom
Medan-
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Our Brothertl' Lilitpo Pinochle
Players Have/“M of lleor- -
iy mailman

«NW
The tout, hitting in
tournnmout, wiiltlli huu burn in pro-
urouu i'ot‘ notue tliuo hotweou Our
ilrothoru' Lodge, of Norwulh. and lino
tor Lodge, of South 'Norwnik, wan
played in tho Norwnllt iodgo room,
mot ownihu. All but min of tho tomun
pinyt-d and tho gntnon Wl'l'l' ploy-oil
with “tioitiiorullon untl rtirorul Inoditu‘
lion." tor thorn wun nfyunppor up for
IlIn winners. \Vhon y Iuordny morn-
ing tho wind was In ilitrt‘llitl. tho moor

horn of Our itrothor‘ Lodgn Worn
ruthor dowuhonrtod. i r If. is on on.
lflliilfll‘iiii foot. that thus win only
whon tho guntio wontdriy wludu urn
blowing, l.utor in lllHl tiny, ,howovnr.

; tho pinoobio

' union to tho roll-it of tho ployoru on

Our lirothoru' trutunl. tho wind nhiftod,
uud whon tho «on went down, won
.tonrtiuu cooling hit-own over iiiu town
trout ll woutoriy Iiii‘t-riiou.

With Itomo trupidntiou did tin-South
Norwnllmrn invuiio tho uni-rod intuitiet
of ()ur itroihoru to piny tho tit-riding
nttino in the tonrutttntuit. (.‘ottl'ldout
loud H'i'ill'i‘ in thoit‘ ulrvnitth on no-
mont in tho (at’ui‘illi; zophyru did tho
Nill'Witlk hoyi; got into tho final hitting.
"i‘otm- ono. oomo oil. to iiur ilruthorn'
Itoli. hurl dlo tho Ilo'uth iii to llutlor."
wort tho rr)’. Como they did, uud tilt"
ihoy did. on tho l’l‘nlllltt oi the twinn-
ing‘u pinying woro Inudo rienI‘. it With

'nquo,‘ hot dinuppoiutod trowd thui
Ioolt tho iiolioyu for thoir roupoctito
itouwu in South Noiwuiit ut tho (tautlll‘
tion oi tho mutton

'I‘horo in atlii ono moro tomu to pluy,
but thoy rnnnot ovurcooao tho ind oi
nearly Rodi) points whioh mo now
down to tho nrodit of Our ilrolhoru
it hurt into not boon ditt‘lllt‘d an yot juui
whim tho luinonot will bu itiron

’l‘ho iwni‘i'vi of bull night'n pinyitut
ttro no loiiouu

Our Brothcn' Lodge.

iloiwtllt’l and Knitting .. . {Lilli
Worden and S Evans . . . . . 7 you.
llowi and ti. hivnriu 7 .17
tr'omlttnt‘k itiid ('ornot; . Sf. illil
Siroot unit Mulltln . 9.32.7
”lllllli'il utni Sin-onto . 3,51th
llnltory (llitl limit! with

Total ............. 59.3w

Butt" Look.

Hill hilt] ”Mi"? . 9,100
it it} and i‘ onwtm It 6,670
HUN 6‘: lluttt‘rruiii tuiti-
littlvv'l‘lJHl null Hliitllot . 9.:lilti
\\'il:~tuit tutti Wl’t'tlx . . “.560
Mould illltl Schmidt . 3,393
rim mu nnti Morriutu fulfil

lnl :tl :l‘D.7‘0
nor itiotin: 9 m‘oiv . ,f.!i,.'Ilit
“till: i Lolly." illtlll’ . .553“.
Ilut' iiruihor‘u unlit mum
Hui iiioiIII-ru' provionn l~~nd . «Lilli.

lior lilfllhlfl‘h loud . \‘IMII

Mao-urn l‘tlllircinut lllltl \Vuy, ot lint

lur Litdw', Illnlli‘ tlIr IIIILIIr-M Itroro oi
thotr ioduo lilitytllr. .titil Moonru llotuv
dirt unit Kt-Ilouu loud tiur ltmtltorn'
LtltAlU‘ pill) "I'll,

mow—.-

lllll llllllll Sllllllllli All
All l‘IAlllllSlllllS

llot Believed That it Was the In»
tention otlaponeoo Employee
to Cause the Damage

MANILA. Mny flit-tit iu the gouor
ni opinion illiti, tho kinking youtvrtily
of tho dry dork Dewey won duo to (turn
Iouumusu rnthor thiut to it doitiwruto
purpouo upon tho part of lllt‘ ntntion
otnpioyou. who rtro .lnpi‘tuouv, to ouuno
Iiumnno.

'l‘ho oxportu declare that tho grunt
flilnllllg dot-.il which won towod trout
tho liultoii Stilton nt iourh oximnno.
will he uuhmorgod Iii-torn tomorrow
morning.

Tho port tilde. inoindinp tho. pttmpn
wnu nuhmoruod todtty 6nd rnrlly rout
it»: on tho bottom. Starboard Who will
nxpouod; hut wun milling slowly. it-
In doubtful wttoihi‘r llll‘ ulurbonrd
pumps ulouo oouid avail tIIuriI. Morin
How ”it" my I'intvatnunn won waiting
to mount whon tho non wail onltuvr.

’I‘lio olonttioui muthiuory which op~
Irnlou th'o vniveII II cortululy domauod

 

 

 

. nonunion cm

it hon been found tluit in addition to

MS LINES lllflll'l'

Washington Camp, No. it. Patriotic
Ordnr of the 80nd of America. hold a
regular mtootlng. that night, closing 6:
8:30 o‘oiook. when the indleu nud
friohtlu of tho mornhora worn admitted

to tho lodge rooms and a Jolly nvouln .
was pointed. A. duloaotion of momharn
from the new Mini) in Bridgrpot’t Wit”
preount. Principal 8. ii. Wuihloy. oI
Broad River, guru It opomxh on pntrin
thou, which was npprncintod by all
and npoeoheii war motto hy othm
members. é .

the rum and on a were nervod. lot
towed try-music and donning.

it was mind to nttond tho momor'tt
service All the South Norwuiit Contrt
notionalt‘ Church on timidov amour
and member» will their: at the Inn I
room pt 7 o‘cloolt. tor the pinpoint o’.
nocompunytnx tho mention-u of 90in
in li‘nwier Bout ii. A. ll

 

 

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Sll llllli Ill
ADAMS BASE

Tells oi ills Movements on the
Night the Girl Was Killed
at Atlantic City

Allllllllll llAl llllilll
lllS lAll lllllllilll

Was Victim Killed Deiendinp iier
Honor ?

 

 

 

 

‘MAYS LANDING, N. .I. May 2.1%
llotoro uinhtiitil Wiliiuln Snyior. of At-
lantic i‘ily. probably will ltitow wheth-
t'r ht- bt thflIilt‘d to dine in tho. oioctrir
t‘llllll‘ tor qurtirrlngodnno Atituun. tho
iT-yonroid girl whom the common-
wouitn charm-n ho throw from tho Mil-
lion doilnr pior oi Atiutltir l‘ity into
"to suit.

Tho trtni impart on Monduy and tho
«into Inttdo quiet; work in pinpointing
liu vuito. Mtor ondutit‘oriug to prom
to tho jury ibut tho. girl wuu kiliod by
St-yior whilo dotondiuu nor honor. the
Stnto rostrd its rnuo youtorduy. and
tho doionuo opouod Soylor Iii oxrwci‘
od to take tin~ Iunnd ruddy nnd the null
ndriroz-non or ”iv ulius uoyu \vIli ioliow.

'A‘llt‘ thoory of tho Iloi‘ouso is that
.lnnv Adams. who wut— on tin root with
ht-I' uiutvr. \l‘iiiiuni Sov tor and his
hroihot (into. toll into tlp- son uni
tloulnlli', 'I‘ltmiivir-Itm' r'oiitvtitlu tlittt
.inuo wiIilo- wnliihu tor thi- roturn or
tior histor, who liud norm to unofhor
purl of tho piur. nought shelter from
tho cold wind by utoppinu bohlud our
oi tho tItIiidlnxu on tho pit-r. Silo Wilt-I
uuuoqttaintoti with tho pior, it in said,
and not knowing that llw pivr In thut
rolnt had no roiling. lutokod of! into
tho tit‘i‘tui.

'l‘lm don-nun hohiit that. Surirr 6nd
hilt bmtnor thinking that tho girl tutu
ruiornnd homo wont to tiIoII own homo
und tho next tiny left for Virginia to
hunt {or work. Tho brown-to word to-
tor urroutod in that state.

in untiriputiou or Sorlvr inking the
ntund (ho tourtroom woo orowdud
when tho itlnl oponetl thin morning
.liitur of tho simulators wtro point-n
Knitting tho minimum in (harm or
Ulllvot» Milli utvotod hie wife, who
hitti with hot hor room! tlittlithtor, BN5
ttilt,

Alli-I :I lli‘it‘f rmwoiiution with his
:iitoriIt-y. St'yt‘r look tho uiflttit ill»:
allot“) told til it rontpoood ntnunor won
in tollows:

"I Igloo .Inno Adntnu in nor iiiotinw
i run tnr-utyroiuhi youru old. I rotuoui
itol’ tho night or Fsh i i had not been
working that tiny. Ab hi 1' o‘clock i
wont uflt-r flllllll‘ cont ’I‘ho Adumoon
Hunt 6 nliort dlntnnoo from mo and
or iroqnouily \‘iniiod om‘h other. t‘oin-
lug buck with tho rotti i passed the
Adams honor: with ilrvin Soyh-r and
Tommy Adutnn. Wimp i l‘t‘llt‘llt‘tl tho.
homer n riIIId run Dill tout mild to (in
via: “Alloo want: you.“ (into stop-
iuul ntut i went dinwtiy home. i had
an tillntlnotnoui with ll mun niior unv-
un o'riovit. llotoro i want out I notion
.Ily wito for titty omit». hut who didn't
itivt‘ it to mo, no I wont to Youngn‘ flfi‘
hunt and hormwod tho mouoy.

llAllllll AllAlll lSliAPlS
lllllll llllllll Alllllll

Has Not Yet Arri’veti at Father's
Home and Could Not Be Locat-
ed Atter lie Got Away trom
Hospital

hill)l)i.h)'l‘tl\\'N. May 25.‘"‘l\lll0l'l.
Vlortin. or Ilrtduopori. on tomato of
tho (.‘onnorttcnt lionpitul for tho ltIr
.aunn. wno our-upon from tho Institu-
tion In!“ dummy and who doolttred
upon iItu rupture thotlmi‘horu wann't
It cup In tho rouuiry who could keep
him iii IAN? Million." lltlll Inutlu mod
lilo declaration. tor youtordny he an»
tihpotl from on ntteutlont and III now
at little.

The «scour wail mode some time
youturriuy, but the new: of it hull iuoi
looked out. Murtln who won on p6-
roto. wan walking with an attundont
our the outairtrtn or literalyltim
pronoun. when without warning. in:
looped (Nor 6 intrhod wire lonru oil
when tho attendant motive d
"tom ‘hhi nurprlno. hnd dlnuppoarod in
the woods. Murtin who to a young
mun and othlotic. had no ditneuity in
trotting away and whon Inst upon won
running like I door. it

The alarm wnn mound and I vil-
orom search won undiluted Unicorn
Thompson of tho hottpltni police 6purittt
yesterday In Now Huron and vicinity.
out without getting It moo at him. ‘

Bevaru‘l iooet policemen my turn
morphing. it is thought thtit cunt:
\luitin may go to the home In ridge.
port of itiiI father who in n wnii- knuwu
:hyttuian thorn. n. it! understood
'i‘otil this ltitlilttl'illhl hm that Martin
am In love been reloaded within o
tow weeks upon the requont of rain»

 

 

 

 

 

, ttvutt.

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in tiliiltiitlt'l um
iiIIi A iiiliiili

Concert Room in the Waldori
Astoria, New York’, Fili-
ed Willi Guests

Lani evening the pupilu of Lillian
Sherwood-Nowkirk. the well-known so-
prano and voice tout-her. gave a vory
delightful cannot-i at tho Waldorl-Au»

torio, in the "myrtle“ room. Tho. work
of tho nittgers was conuidurod by many

rrltlos prommt tut intuit llnllltlllll,
singers In sumo. Instuncou rendering
tito selections in n monitor worthy of
older unit much more oxporiunoed ur-
tiniu. und elprouulonu of ploauuro and
approval were heard on all sides. The
purity of tono~ production. (-iionr onun
ointlon and ohnrming, unutlertt-d utylo
of our-h singer showed the mold rnre-
Iul ottqntion to the urnniiont. dotuii In
mini: study.

A ohorIn-I of twonty-iivo of Mrs. New-
klrk'n pupils, Ionuy oi whom unwell-
known ohurrh and concert slogan, and
who intro hold weekly rohonrsaiu titt-
tier hrr direction since lust (lotolIor.
Have u humor-r oi ohorusou in a very
tlniuhod, musioiuniy muunor. tho ports
boinu rouinrkahly well-balanced.

Mm. i‘houtor Seiiock. tho well.
known piunu tourhor and accompanist,
plnymi in conjunction with Mru. New-
itirlt tho not-ompnnitnonts of tho oven-
ing, and Misti h‘loronro Austin. now con.
nidorod the loading womnu violinist of
thin oouutry, with tho mainline excep-
tion of Mllltl Powell, was the assisting
artist, pinying brilliantly.

A vory lurk» and inshionnblo undi-
onoo t‘IIh-d tho com‘ori room. and at
tho. t-ourluoion of it very minute pro
grant it uuppor wnu .torwil to tho poplin
and uuhors In this quin dining room of
tho hotoi.

 

 

 

 

Clo-6m“! odvorttfimunto on "All 33:.
so want- or I666. 25 contu: 3 timu.
uch oddltlonu wot-6. i 0.0“ Mf trunnion

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ISLAND. ROW-
bout. tviIltr tuition. lIlIio lllx‘iilt! untl n'll
ititli'l All" l‘iII-lv-I‘ will iu- stillttblh' ro-
wmdmi i-y t'vttlrnim: to \\I’. 1‘. Smith. tut
liril ix‘intol mit§ ill

”(Sir u.\‘ "my

i’tZiUND- «\‘A'l'l'lillAY. Inuitticrimuk.
Iluovr «no huvr- Ioimr by proving llropoi'ty

moi [TItMIIK I‘lmi'k‘l‘H. luriuiw 42 t'ltv~fll~
nut St. South Nurmtltt. Inflfy it

 

 

 

To LET

 

TO LET” litlI'SlC, Nfiilli'l'iiN. lMIWN.
s , Numtun m-mml Itmxr. Bl»: bonito on
“viii Nurtirtll‘ lilild, it}. “‘mniliul'y Avon.
$3.3, tlzot tiInIr. i'hnlml 3L. "2. nn-t'olt-t
Ilmr. I'luuwl Si. Stu. third floor. t‘hzipI-i
St. 81-, won-mt iiowt, Smtuatuoh. Iii; tit-r-
.osii ”tui', li'.' Turin: Av. . in. liin‘mnnd
ilrIw "I35 fit

TO LET ”Pl. \T OF FIVE “WINS.

\\ t M ‘zlu
tit-turd
lll-‘Ill‘~,
.l-IlitI l-‘
Nutuulh

TO LET Sl\ ittlth ”HUM. Sit
Wmuwuhi Arm. oil itnpnm-monts: rrot
.liI. littitlllt‘ ll l1. thin" I\ Soil. UliiYoIil
Hillt'l lll.‘ 3!

TO LET itutIM \ti’l‘ii ituAitti. t-‘iilt
tut. poun- IItIIkIIIu. IIvI-ry voIIvuntn-ooo. in
it lVlliliitl St mil (it

TO LET l-‘lltiM .il Ni. l. STURB AT
tr. “littlllllflltll 3L. niw mtuplod by tho
ltood 6} Milk lulnititul t‘o. Louis S.
”l I m rots iL‘t

Itll iiIIpI-Ihm. nis; III-w ootiitsv.
Iluw nil lnlglnh‘ll‘trtlh'; 6i\
lronkim Arm. urwulk. lIIquiIv-
Mvhliilnm. in: “Well Aw South
mitt-31

 

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Al Hill It All

Runinto by the Boston-Bangor
Steamer at Wharf in Rock-
Iand, Maine

 

l‘lllllllilllll Sillllll
liAll lllllllllll ESCAPE

Six Passengers Rescued Betore
the Vessel Sank

”mm...

IROCKIANII, Ma, May 25.~The pow
ueugor utonmor James T, Morse, which
piles bvtwoon itochiand and ilur Him
bur. was sunk at her berth today by
tho lloutotI-ilnugor uleumer llellast. No
livos woto, lost, but. 22 or the crew on
tho Mill'St‘ had a narrow escape. The
lleltnnt was only slightly damaged and
proooodod to littugor.

A great hole was out in the star-
board how, forward of the pilot house .
oi' the Morse. nbout ten feet in width
and nearly to the ltueison. She sank
utmost immediatoiy alter the Belfast.
pntiod awny. The ileiiust unstained
notno bout imu piutes on both sides;
but nillviulu‘ was not dotnugod.

in the bow of the lumen '1‘. Morse
wore the quarters oi lite iiretnen and
the quarters for uevoutoon deckhauds.
llirortiy into a space ten feet in width
between the two sets of quarters the
Bollard out a wedge shaped opening
about half the width' of the Morse.

Although the 2:: men were asleep
at the time, all escaped without in-
lury. except Abner tiritch. e. deckhond
and native oi Newfoundland. who was
pinned to bid berth by falling beams
and was rescued by Lee Vane. another
dockhutd.

There were six pus-tigers critic
Morse. Imt their staterooms were well
all and they wore aide to reach the
wharf before the steamer hank.

Both vermin are the property. oftho

Eastern Stelmship puny Tit

for an undid?

 

sunken hall“ was at
Charles; w Monte. the former N6
York banker. who was head of the
company.

 

ICE DEALERS DINOLVE.

'i‘lIo itrm of Pickering II McFarland.
too donloru in South Nor-walk, has been
dinwlwd by mutual mnsunt and liar-
ry S. Pickering will continue the bus!-
"(185.

cunnin66 66v6rumnu on um pm.
8 word: or 0666. It emu. 8 um». i
«on llMtlonll word. 1 com nor iii-6mm.

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WANTEDmloun ttoi'sns To PAPER
paint and Ilt'cui‘uW. All Will'k xul‘l‘lflllocd
untimiuctortyl \lnii pit rs on mouldings.
J A. no dor. 103 min «In Strut.
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Fro Ln leX “lint noosir. Two
not” of Ituotl itill‘tlrtt Lind. impuro Mrs.
'l’mim. to: i‘niior Aw 6. Suit

 

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Goran! plum lo rIIIImu, nll impimomoniu
imitidin PW tights. inquito John 0."
Kan. :5 Wuto St. on

To LIT vltRIt‘K impure. :3 UNION
8L: claw-n roomsd'o oil mnvoniomw. The
lintrtt It: Bailout nits tl

 

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FOR SALE OR TO LET rilAl‘VlilW
Aw... tMoonI AltlllM‘. imprim-Inoniu. litirII
Wmtd doom. Kauai moi olm‘irir lights. mir-
Iivu. from not unit I‘liirltr-II honor. in-
lllllll'l" to; WI lot St Hind-1t

FOR SALE OR TO LETwT-ittulhl
Inituiro. uti trnpmwnnnts Al mndlttoni
'ftll por Itionth imtornliio building lots on
iirooh tit. nod l'mvu-Il l'Iuoo; lino oiovn-
lion. ltnymontl it}. i‘IIIlIII-II, it Muiu ht.
Nortwrlli mlt-l .il

IT'S NOT TOO LATE 'l‘t‘l iiA’l‘i‘ll
mud thinks. looms trot" Whiti \tynn-
Iotiou ninl it t odo Inland iii-tin. 31.00
‘rtl‘ moon. soon pm Nil ll. Qurwkvli-
“it‘ll. lint-ion. minim

FOR SALI~~A tiiltil). Tlltlttillitliiln’
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eight tnI-Iw roomn. ni‘iJ Fluoromunu,
iy mporod and patniud: lush
moth-plum inouIro Elm mow mun.

FOR BALlwittli‘l’l‘th 'l‘l'lltltli‘ll Milli.
tl\ Inuniiot old; broil from rm I“)!
“allow" our thorn. oi Nil Mun Bt.,m Nur-

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WANTID~~A.AUY L‘ANYABHEW IN
Norwnlk umi mirrouudinn tt-Wrrlton tor
boost to humw wzorlt good notary. norma-
Iiout insolilott and flood charter for right
portion. millions A. .I. M.. cuu- Hemi-
noi. N35 3!

WANTED -WAHAHNU IRON-
lint. Mia. l‘olhuialJ 13125 it.

WANTED-“tilt“. ABOUT iii YEARS
oi nan. Apply i'ur-tory outline». J. a J.
i'uoit. Ltd. In” It

WANTED - BUY Ft)“ l‘Al‘KlNU
illlflhh'ii‘t'l uninry H. Addrun l‘. ti, Box
435. South Norwuik. mad at

WANTED Int-:IuAInn-r 8M. ihnvamv
ut out-o. Apply tll‘l‘l‘ ii i). In..
Unit 8!

Word Aw.

WANTED»1‘IiMPETENT with Pull.
lit-norm hoosowork; to mtunln tn . unit
NIH-walk until Jluw N. then to tho hlto
Mottnitunu for tho summon himt
Moctnrimni. II’I‘ linyvinw Ava. mitt .‘lt

IRONHRB. BY
Sonvtow Ava.

WANTED- FAMILY
tiroownt intuit-try. No. it
mitt at
WANTED -ll\' MAN. WORK BY THE
tiny. hoouootooutng or inwmt to uni
unrtiqu-r luuulro or oddrouisw .Wuoi'i-
lllnllfll‘. ill Watt-r St. mm

WANTBDMIWERYBUDY To DRINK
Miihounn Hurling WMN‘. Mnmiutoiy ADDED:

Indira-rod oi. your door. 'l‘nluphouo
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with“ ilaptt at :tgourch.nat ”it. 1m
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FOR SALE OR ‘UO LET. .

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'notlrrn tmprnvomontr. my.

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