WEATHER FORECAST.
showers tonight and Sunday; brlatt
east winds.
w: u a
ESTABIJSHED 1370 iiiatersti at 1m$tgl$rwnm Post-alum _ TWO CENTS
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EIVE HUHUHEH PEUP
HEH EHEU HUMElESS HY
HHE IN S
E. WASH.
Flames Broke Out on the Northern Water Front During a Hur-
ricane, Last Night, and Swept Through Twenty Acres of
Frame Buildings, Causing a Loss Estimated at $1,000,000
-—Not Believed That Any Lives Were Lost, Although Re-
ports to That Eilect Caused Much Alarm
SEVEHAE EAHSE WAREHUUSES. EHESlEU UlHV [ASE
YEAH, WERE AHUHS EHE UUIiUlHSS UESlHUVEH
Pacitic Hospital, Directly Opposite the Fiercest Part oi the Fire
Also Caught, But the Patients Were Removed in Satety,
and the Flames Extinguished Before Much Damage Was
Done
SEATTLE. Waolt., .liinc. li.—~li‘irc
that. broke out on tho northern Ivntci‘
front, during II hul‘ricanc, last night.
was carried ily thc wind to a diatiitl
circulutcd. but so for as can bc tourn-
cd tbcrc It'crc no iataliilca. _
.llist iiti tho tlrotnen had begun to
dcapalt of saving a large and populous
Inca cast IIl Sccottd avenilc. thc wind
to tho custaaid llIiIlIiI cothI-d Ititll suIiIchllI nbutcd and it biiak rain iIo
WIodeIi buildinga and in II short tinIc
twentI lttica note ablazc. tanning it;
loose ol‘ Si tltwltl0tlti and chIIicilnI: tlvio
llllndicd ptoplt- hoincicaa.
The tire, starting at iinilroad it\‘t‘lilit|
gun to full. nlatciiallI aiding lhc fiic
IIII it in qucnclling coals blown to roots
of liousca. So tar as known. only
ItlIrcc pciIIona chII IIcIiilui-ilI liiIri. nl
IlIolIItlI Iilaot tllcmcn wcrc aliglttlI io-
' jiiIcIi
and Battery siret’l. IicaiioII-d till titlil
buildings on six hlm'ka II bile binning: stats of tho iiiiltkti houndcti on
"ihc IlIstIiIt I-ntliclI doatrIlIcIi con-
tltc
biunds act the to bounce sovcial blIII kII' wool to Itnilioud avonuc. on tbc cast
fiom the main conilngiation.
Ittiaiming lcpoita of loan of lifc wcio
Sillilill Pillllllilli
Ii ultlti nu
Speidei’s Orchestra Engaged tor
the Saturday and Wednes-
day Night Dances
At the meeting of the. govt-mint:
board of tho Norwnik (‘ountry t‘lub
last, cranial: at the club. conaltlorablo
business of liIth‘eet to the mcnIbI-rs
was li'nnsactcii, itt‘l‘inililllil' to lllc sum
nII-r program. Speidcl's
which furnlalica much- on Saturday
oIcIIlnIza, has now becll ciigaucti for
\Vcdllostiay ovenliig duncca, which will
hc llcld during tbc last half of tho aca-
Iton. boglnnlng August 3rd.
The gtIvI-t'lillil: board also nllllIIIrizI-Il
tho tcnnis committee to procccd with
tho arrangcntcnia for It tournutnclil.
tho details of which will bc Itititounccd
idiot
1 ho lcaldcnt nicmbcrablp of tho club
is now your neatly to tlIc limit lhico
appliIations wcrc aItI-d upon Etii'tll‘ii‘
My last cvcuinit. ili‘inltlniit tho l't‘ttitit'lli
mcntbcrallip tip to tilt. 'l‘hc limit in
23ft 'l‘hc tintI-I‘oaltioni lIIctlIlIcra I)! titt-
IlulI niiinbcr iii. giviiia a total incul-
brrubip at prcacitt of "7r
“FOR SALE.
Four building iota. L'Iletttt, on Law-
I'I'III-t- Si. 200 loci from MctIIlIIw St,
lcl‘t Iildo IIII catering. NII rciiaooabic
itl‘lt‘t' rclliIIcIi; IIIIIat iit‘ Milli quickly,
it. li‘. Adamo. Stamford ilouIic. Stani-
it‘i‘tl. (‘Iinir
PBDHIBITIDNIBTS NAME
CONVENTION DELEGATES
.W.
’i‘llc cold wntnr t‘i'it‘Kfllittli in l‘ittili
till ibo Job, Lust nlpbt iltc A'l‘llilillll
ltllliNlh’ til tbc ltl\\'li lIr-iil II I-uitI-IIII III
thI Hulvatiotl Army Hall in \Vittcr
Itii'IIcl ltltd clcclIvIl Itch-attics to tilt-
utitlc coilvontlotl iii lIc hold iii hicrldoii
on Juno :tlt and :39.
A. N. Hurt-wood was chairman oi IbI
cituctIII Itiid Hoot-go \i‘. llaI-i'ln wuu RN“
rotor).
.-
llaloattton to tho convunllou Ivcrc
T'HI‘C‘HW‘ tilt foilowa: till-limit h‘nIII-lttir
A. N. HhorWooll. Hunl‘y litII'iIIIiIiu
t‘linrica A, ltyxboc. Ainliroac t‘ItI-pcu
tcr, “act" it. Mllla. \'t'tlllIiiII i". l"li
low. Frodorlck llcdlcnt.
”IDS ALICE EARL!
EllTEliTAlilB FRIENDS
W
Mina AichI Earle oniiirlulnoll It party
of irioniis yoaloi’duy nitorntton ht hcr
bump in iiitiat IivaIlI- at. a brlduo par
iv which was alvcn m the purpose or
mention Mina Elisabeth Austin. or
Wcsi nvchuo Thorn Ivorc olovon tit
bins in use and thorn worn It great
uIII‘nv handsome tiriIIIIII awarded To
word tho cvcnina lioiira there with a
dcitphlfui dainty collation anrvoil. 'i‘hiIt
afternoon Minn tinsel imckwood will
site II card party to moot Mina Austin
at her handsome rceitioncc in titlin-
wood avcnuc.
«CLEARANCE .OnALI OP MlLLlN-
Y
All Trimmed Huts. Shapes. Fiowdra.
eta, at reduced prides. Mrs. A Allen.
brain“. at South Haiti 8t. lilo. Norwslk.
(Continucd on Sovcntli Page.)
EUREKA HESEHAH
lUUSE EHlEHlAlHS
Rowayton Young People Present
a, Play and There Was Vocal
and instrumental Music “
l'Zurclta Lotlgc. Daughters of Robo-
itah. hold a wry ploaattni and ailcccstr
l'ul I-tItI-rlalnliicnt. last night, in (hid
lI‘clloII'I-I‘ littll. Washington strool.
i)l'i‘VJt'h'i m, l
‘l‘bcrc was a luruc attonIluiIcII. and all
cnjnch Ibo tIoI-cl program presented.
This included rccltallolis by Mrti. l‘nt~
torsou and Mrs. Marsh 'l‘llalohcl‘; hung,
liuriIi Mills; tnaic Ipiartet solrctiona
by Modern. iilrat. lirown, Hatiiawai
unti Mt‘l‘l‘llllli; violin and piano dliots
.\ira. Svcc and Mra. \k'ylltu
’i‘wo littlc plays wore lii‘t‘ht'illflii lIIoIIi
IIlIcch-Iofully by ltIIIt'uytIIIl tIilt-iit. Tho
first one Won “iii Old chothcartu, with
l'rcIItIlII Hurt and Miss \‘it'iatI titercna
in tlic loading role. and was particl-
patod in it) Miasou Sopilio and tinscttc
lltirtog, hfnyotin .ltIitnIion. lola Hier-
ctts. Marjorlc Mills, Sarah Hamilton.
Milicrvu t‘arpentcr. it‘iili‘i‘lii't' .‘iioorc
and Francois t‘oiiingtt.
’i‘hI- play licr illIl i-lwecthoaru was
thcn prI-acnlcd, with Mitts l'ltovona and
Mr litirt twink analotcd by John (Ilcv
I-I-ly. iI‘Ir-t‘diliitiiil Haring. (lilvor t‘lnriI.
.loaopb ’I‘nylor. llobort Hcaltti. llItIlIt
Milia. lra leglns. l‘bai'iou l't‘liy and
Harry S, ilrylln.
Dancing was thcn lndulucd in and
icc ci'caul anti cake served.
"connotation
FAIL T0 SELECT uni
T0 ACT tutti TIiElA
MI'IIIII'II t'lItrciIco lit-Intuit and llnvltl
l-‘j. li‘ltzgt'raltl. urbilrntork for the‘ (ion.
lll'i‘ili'ili mutuality and tho lrolicyinon
of tho antic, rcIIpI-ctivoiy. hold a con-
ci'cucc. ycntcriiny, iII Alloi'iicy Fits»
:I'i‘IIlII’II Iliiicc, in Now iiuvon, but ialiI
Id to sch-cl tho arbitrator who will
litiltl ilII- lIIIInIII-I- oi pIIwI-r. Howuvor.
lIII Inudc IIIIIIkIld piogrcaa in that
'hI v limited the glutipu from which
tho "itillpilo" will bo nclt‘cted. 'l‘ilr
III-xi Iucctlnr. will bc hold Monday at.
it‘l'iitllm at 3 o'clock. It is unlikely.
III'I'orIllIIIt to Mttanru. Hunting and it‘ll»
maid that tho third arbitrator will in-
‘ltmtnti III that. thou. it will probably
no at Ionat two wIIckII iItorc boforc ttic
third man bi rhuacn.
ltouurillnu tiII- Inoctlnuu. both Attor-
not it‘itznmald and Mr Domini; arc in
arm or having thont public Mr ii‘itr.
III-Inld in atrunglv in favor of this no
lIIiI wlIlto Mr llcmlng ban no obiot:
lion M‘Nlrdink to statements made by
both arbitrators. it in proponent to
have the arbitrator: act aontawttat ttf
tcr tho manncr of It court each aldo
bring allownd in prosont lta o'videnoo.
m
John W FairIlIilIl of Nowtown.
(‘onn. Iliad ynntcrdny at tho poor
button at tho town form its ottmtl
born from DIIIIthII about two wooktl
ago. The acicctinon III-c at present
trying to diacovor any relativoa that
tho deceased may itavo loft. 'f‘itc rci
mains will be luiriod on Monday.
Williams' HIM Door to easy to malt!
and coats 2c. It quart. You need not
so thirsty this Summer.
SHHHHEH UE HASH
Rev. l. l. MoGulneas Gives Lec-
ture and the Sanctuary
Choir Sings
W- .
Bircattao ot the coolness of the
weather. last owning. the dance, toi-
iowing tho lecture by the Rev. Father
.i. J, McGulltoaa, of St. Mary’s rectory.
in Lockwood'a Hall, proved a most do
ligbttul affair. Thorn worn in the neigh-
borhood of 160 people present and all
were wolt pleased with tho enjoyable
occasion. There was singing by too
St. Mary’s Sanctuary Choir and solos
on the program, and the lecture was
one of the title features of the oven-
ink.
Futbor McGuinneaa. an a speaker, in
a man with fine presence. and greatly
plouscd his audience when he spoke
upon the tbcmc. The Land of St Pai-
rlck. 'i‘horo wore atcruoptloon views
thrown upon the shoot and all wcrtl
ably cxpialncd by the lecturer. iic told
of the bunny of the scenery lit lroland
and of the bcautiiul lIottIica. mansions.
public buildings, and of tho industries,
the IIInnItfaotI'IrloI-I, the work shops and
thc mills, and all in ouch an interesting
luaunor as to makc tbc talk enjoy-
abh- to those prcsont. lilo drew coul-
pnriaons botwcen the industries of
ircland and Autcrica as well an of thc
other intcroatlnn thinga of each man
try. Ho told that lrciand in the land
of pootry. song. itIduIItry, manufactur-
ch-I. and lastly. but not lcaatiy, the land
oi‘ wit. lilo rclunrka were well ro-
ccirod by tho largo audience who
applandcd his rcmarka tittnitl and
again.
'i‘hc inualcai part oi thc program
conaialcd of the following solos: Mina
liclcnn V. Milord, (‘omc Hack to Erin;
For an cncoro song MlI-III Mlllcrd onmt
Mccllnit of thc Waters, Loo Hunt, n
number of St. Mary's Sanciiuary Choir,
Nina 'l'hc (tit‘l With the llt‘OKuo. The
choir than rcndmcd the Kerry Dilfirt‘ti,
and this was followod by Edward
Kcnritcy. anolhcr member of the choir.
itcliovc too ”All Those it‘ndoarlnx
hunt: ("burrito Master lmonard sails
Simon Shoo. foliowcd by the solo of
llnn iiallncy. Song of Old Kllkonny.
Tho aclcction which wound tip the
program was rcndcrcti by tho full St.
Mary's Sanctuary Choir and waa Thc
Star Spanglcd ltanncr. All those unloc-
tions wcrc onihualtiatlcully npplaudoti
and worn vcry lino indI-od.
Tho Itntiro affair was given by thi-
Sodnlity. t‘hlidron of Mary. and tho
t‘ollowinr: contprtacd tho committee on
airancctucutc: Miss .lttlln t‘laron
Miss Mary AI Finalgan, Miss Mary
Ryan and Misti t‘aihorttto McCarthy.
'i‘hi.» rcfrI-altntcilta, which woro sold all
through the cvenintt from the table in
tho t‘llrllt'l'. wcrc iii .chargc of Allan
llridgoi Mcthtrthy. Tho floor commit
tcc. compound of thc following youna
llit‘ll. IIxchItI-Ii tllclr tittilca laiiltfitlii“
John and Jililth 'T‘lornoy. Edward
iturnu, .ioltu ShI-chan and From-is
Ward. Srcc‘a orchcairn turntabod tht'
cxccllcnt music for thc affair and tilt
lt‘t‘illllltflllitfl oi ihc vocalists was Ed
word In Hands.
4 wan..- -—...
EPWUlllH lEASUE
HAllV lH lVlEIUll
iiev. William ii. hicDermott, oi
itowayton, Delivers Address
oi the Evening
'l‘lic bi~iltonthly "tooling of tho lip-
IlorilI Imitation oi the Norwalk group
wua hold in tho liald lilll church. North
Wilton. litat ovcnitik.
'l‘ho Norwalk church Ivan Irclt l‘t'p’
roacnictl, the members bola“ t'tllH’t‘)"
ml to tbolr destination in onc of italiu
& ilallka' caryulbl. 'i‘bc llarlcn dolo-
Itllilotl, forty IItrIIiiit. Ivoio awoll anti
wcnt by auto.
'i‘lic Incotlim was prcctIiI-Il tl\‘t‘f‘ by
John llruwn, oi Nuroton. praaidcut oi
Inc group. ltov. iii r. 'i‘afi. pustoi of tho
linltl lllli church. road tho acriptttt'c
and lull in prnycr. ’i'bc choir fItI-uiIIb
I‘d niilalt‘.
'i‘hc ntltirciut oi tlIc tht‘llHll}: wao tii‘
llvoroti by tho ltov. W. it‘. Mclku'litoli.
of ttowayton. wltoso Milljtitii was "'l‘bc
Worthwhiln lilptvortlilltn.” 'l‘iIlIt uddrnsa
wan both into-roaring and inapirluit.
'l‘ltaro woro IicIIrly ltltt imitators in
attandnncc.
The out lIi-Ittontbly ntootlnu will
be bold in East Norwnlk. some than
during July.
The East Norwnlk rlltilhor was iilt‘
closing cltapior. in that «they not lost.
Their auto drlvor wan Iniadircclcd. and
they nrrivud Just in time for the bone-
Illriion. but in than for grub.
The North Wilton cliapicr iiirniaboil
mtreuhuteuta.
Aflw. W...-
IAHIIT AND MAlNO FINED.
Antonio liarbnt and Alirod Mnlno.
who were in It tight at tiprlnxwood two
wooka ago. both being mnrkad up coti~
Iildorably. find their cases diaposod by
Judge .losoph ti. 'l‘aylor. today. it was
shown that liarbot wagons aurouuor
and Ali! was titled silt; and costs.
amounting to all to slittliti. on the
charge of assault. Matno watt timid
Tilt and coats, amounting in all to bill.
for caution
Buckingham Poet It. A it. hold It
regular meeting last (waning in their
quarters on Wall street. Routine bust.
none was the rule.
“a“-..
Tito adoption dogroo was oodforrcd
t eevnlng upon soviet-at candidates
n the meeting or the Cockonoa 'i‘ribo
of Red Mon.
HAVE EHEElHAHlAlEHl "
Sixteen Year-Dill Young Lady
Who Was Thowht to Have l
Been Kidnapped, Found
iiiiils Hillii
All Sorts oi Elicia
Disappearance
s iot- tier
iliBig City
WOODHRHKSE. Juno ti.~i€sthttr
Mearaon. the 18-year-old girl who dis
honoured from h’or home, it)? East.
123m atroot. New York, on Monday.
May it wan lonnd yoator'dny III the
homo of boots i... tlauaott at iii Ed- .atamped"’l‘ho 60“
wnida street. New Haven whom she
had been brought by Mrs D A. tint»
ball. of Woodbl'itia‘e. The girl' It broth
or loon, came born late today and
took her back to her home
Accoming to the story told by Mrs
Hubbait the girl cattle to not home
on Monday last and walked into the
house without knocking. she said she
was hungry and vine tired. Mrs. Hub-
itoll asked her who she was and she
said her name was Marie Burns, and
that she had come that mention from
Stamford. 0n getting oil the train at
Now iiavon she walked out through
New Haven and Wcatvlllo to Mrs. liab-
boll's which in tire miloa or more front
thc New Haven station. On tho way
out she said she. had stoopod at one
bonito, and than to salt tor a drink of
water. When naked Whom «he had
been living in Stamford she said at a
family by the namc ot Burns. and that
Mrs. iiurila had dchi and that the old
man. who Wan gray hatred and had
both legs out otf bad bean cruel to her
and that aha had run "my.
Ends Kidnapping Cass.
At the home of the Bassoon, Entit-
cr told the same story that also had
told Mu Htsbball and While not seclu-
lng w in “at to walk around
the house “saw no in ibarn
and anxious to a tty, thn thc airl‘a
brother rcuchod New Haven and
Want to tho home of tile itaauotta. he.
asked his «tutor why she had run away
and hanging liar hcad aatd she did not
know. At tit-at she did not want to to
boom, bill hcr broth-r prcvttiicd upon
low after much matting. nod wbcn aho
reached tho station roady III board the
train acclnod glad and willing to to.
All aorta of thcorica worc advaucod
to cxplain bur dlnappoarnnic
has hired okay In on old iillii drug
III-d spirited away lil It IInlI hold for
thou ransom and tnuIIlcroIi as was
ltutb “hi‘l'ill All ”it'll" and atom
Ivcro I-Itplannllom III llIII cam. which
bot-auto» of tho rcccnl IIIiIt'dcr oi the
\h‘licclcr girl. attrIIcthl Inorc than pltIia
lug notice.
Still EHUEU iiEE
Hi UAHUUilU ASlll.
Seventeen Year Old Jessie Doo-
little Screams ior Help
WA‘l‘t‘iliiil‘ltY. t‘t., .llltlc H]."“Jl‘““h‘
it. litmlllilu i'.‘ yours IIlti, llt'II (load at
tit. Mary's bokpllal. llII- Ilcttltt til it
atticldni ilnpulso Hti‘t‘lllflt' or Ilcapottd-
cucy. rurboilc Itcld llclng tho painful
'l.t‘tlltllil by which alto took bor lifc.
llIc IIIIfI-Iltinntc Iouug Ivontlin Willi a
rcIIlIchIt oi titttutnltvilio. N, \‘.. and had
boon n vlaiior with her cIIIIIdIItI. Mr.
and Mrs. P. .i. Mt‘Ntiilittt'. at their
homo. llIu South HA‘HHNTIH itirt'ot. ltcr
riiiativI-I. am that tllII know no roll
son for her malt act ItiilI-IIII It wan don
pondcncy.
Rho one much tlIc IIiInIr Its llttllli Ltat
”till” during ibo rarly cvvnlnu unit had
pour out for n walk about lilo Iatrccta
of Brooklyn IIftI-r IIuppcr. t-tlto dill not
i't'llii'fl iIlItll conipni'ativvty talc. and
tltc rout of thc iIItlllI- lIttIl t'otit‘ctl.
Ml'ii. McNantcc atIltI-II that aim had
hoIIrIl thI- front door chow and It too
litciit latcr u acrcam and It fall. 'i‘bc
ucrupnutn of tho houoc rttnhcti to tho
iarlor ntlil itlIIlIIl Mina itooliltio thoro.
lying on the floor. AII they ramp to
the room ahc found alronxtlt to cry
to lior tittttitlll: “May. I havo taken can
bollc hold,"
t-lhc was lifted from tho floor lb ti
couch. wltilu Mr. MnNntitIIc l‘ttsltcd to
tho grocery store oi Mrtt. id. Moore.
whoro betclnphoocd to Dr. itiriioat
Johnson to oomo at once to tho house.
The physician roapoudod us soon as
ponaibio but it wan Iloino little below
ho arrivod lie found the young wo
man in it comatose antic and although
milk and other remodiea nan boon gtv
on her immediately after aho took the
poison and he adminlutcrod the usual
romcdiott for oarboilr. acid poisoning.
aha never rallied.
a..- All—W
MAY RIIUILD OVIRLOOK.
immediately after tho bid lira at tho
Overlook Academy in East nVenuo.
the opinion was expressed that the
school would never be rebuilt. it in‘
now stated. nowover. that there is
quite a possibility or the burned out.»
.. tloo bolas reconstructed.
t-lhot wvntllornnd in order that all may httIo
lthree days about 135. Both Chief of
Police William Volllmor. at this city.
and (thief of Pontlipe Thomas Bradley.
of Norwaik. have been untitled, but
there in little information on which to
work. except a desihriptlon of the swin-
dior, who appearajto have been made
up for the part. ;
The stranger, who is a young man
apparently between 25 and 30 yoara of
age, victimized Flyjnn and Ryan, Wash-
ington street about dealt-rel. the Easter
pharmacy in SoiIAb Main street and
G. Scullol. an ltalihu shoe dealer at 38
Main aroot Norwalk.
A strange tcaturo in connection with
tho case is that the utraltgcr had all
three chocita madlo out for the sumo
amount. "135 All three Iverc also
mndo out to “Torn Palmer" and were
signed H. B Gorham. At the left of
tho name of the lance with rubber
Fain Decorating Coni-
pany. The. two uhacka passed in this
city were made out on hianlia of the
(‘ity National Baitlk while that passed
in Norwalk was made out on the paper
of tho Central National Book.
At the atom of Flynn and Ryan and
at Soaiini‘a tho stranger tendered tho
checks in payment for a pair of abuse.
its also made a small purchase at the
Baxter pharmacy. tendering UN" check
in payment. The man appoared to ho
a workman and looked in the window
when he entered tho Flynn and Ryan
IItoro Thursday alternoon. Mr. Ryan
atatoa. as it he lltid .iulit loft hia work.
He had his face boatitintoti with dirt
and his clothes win-c all worn He had
dark hair and a Almooth facc. Apalr
of shot-a selling our Sll was picked out.
it what than after banking houra and
Mr. iiyan dccldedl to take a chance on
the check. which was alrosdy ondoraud
‘Tntn l’nimor. “
A discovery was made yeaterda)’
when the checks were proaontod at the
renpocihe banks for Mr norbam done
not carry his account at either
...._I.... MM...
GAME CALLED OFF
The ball untouchedulcd for this at.
ternoon at Aliuaament Park in
Meadow atroot hath-Itch tho Not-walks
and tho loam of the Battlonblp Nehru
kit has boon out I'd off on atmunt of
the rainy soother. Manaucr Frank
Madcn. of tho lilorwalka. has lnvitcd
tho Ncbrauka toaim. who arc the chanr
iItoua of thc tInIly. to play horc next
Saturday, A reply by telegraph in "It
poctcd tlila afternoon.
II
. .,...
——BOSTON STORE BALE CON-
TANUED
(titling to tho osccotlinltiI
siIIrlIII
tttt opportunity Ito pillitnltt- of tho har-
gaina. the asic at tho linIItIIn stora
will no continued Monday.
A... .—. W.“
[Hill lSlAHU EU
.HUVE HEVl EiUAl
Also to Conielr With the House-
tonic tightja'nd Power Co.
Regarding Gas lain
~1‘h—v—t—n
'l‘lII- iicllo island iIIIprochIIcnt As
hOt‘IlIiiitH lIcld atll cnthilslastic Incctitliz
lust cvcnlnu at llhc cIItltIuc of tho III-c-
I'clary. is, t‘. Brown, at tho island.
ArrttiigI-incnta wore lliado for It now
"out. a monolithic was appointed to
confcr with tho iloliaalonic Light and
Minor (Touipnny in rnIorI-ncc tn the ox-
tcnalon of It still plain and othcr mat.
tors ch-c Iliaculracd, 'l‘hc association
la la a ilourialIiIIt condition and llicl
lilt‘lililt‘l't‘. are confident that the com-
llltt Ht'flholi will tic onc oi tho most auc-
I-cIIIIi'IIi in thc history of tho popular
IIIIIIIIIIcr colony. Since last aanson liti-
ilil‘rtilitt now contusion liavo bocn built.
'l‘iIc town is luritiubluu iltrcc can
lIiilIlII of crIIItlIcIA alonc for low on tho
it-lilillii I‘Imdo this IIItInInvI‘. A mount
nppropIiIIllon oi‘ ”to board of cutimaic
and taxation of tho town. of Sttltl, fol”
road work, wil not hit avnlinblo un~
tll aflcr ficptontlbcr iIIl.
.Awww
slittit Elli—till little
it: 8Tltl. our
'l‘lio forty orlao mutt ornployod aII
shirt lrottcra at tho factory of Hindi
A Peabody, in Htorth Main Iitrcot lilivo
not yet wturna‘l to thIlr work.
Sitpnrlntonde-Ht it‘wlntt. of tho fac-
tory. whon into rvlowod today concern
in: the matter statod that men are
both; litrod to t its tho plaoca ot tliotto
who left in It hit y Thursday. and that
no trouble lit Ming oxparloncod.
Uh-b-I
'i'hr- cure or the man who were ar-
rctttod bv tho an to police on the liquor
cases for riInnit a outer little Joints up
"in Danbury rt d are’ hiring tried in
tho idsciiold own court today and
Prosocntlns Attorney '1‘” Davis has
man to attend them.
”at
(‘hiof of polito Willlsin Voiimor has
not yet rocoyel'ed It small bank and
sum of monoyJEtoien trom Mrs. Ads
tiuillmnn's horn in my streot. but. has
auspicious whi he thinks likely will
HEHlE NH
New YORK. .iuno il.-ChaI-lea R.
iiclka. tho wlIltc-hatrod secretary of
tho American Sugar Refining company
was convicted last night on one
count of an indictment. charging cott-
splracy to doiraud the government of
customs duties on auger.
ErncI-lt W. (lcrbraoht. fortnor Impor-
intentlcnt oi tho Williamaburg tBrook-
lynl refinery, was convicted on all at:
counts.
For James F. Bondsman-l. former
cashicr of tho rcftncry. tho jury stood
7 to it tor acquittal. tic will be triod
again.
This ends the government‘s second
SUliliESllSUl HEliUEHS
VUlE EUll PUSlAl Hill
it Comes liarsto Hill and lilg-
ins, However. and Tilson
Doesn’t Vote at All
wwsmhorow, .IunI». li.ml"oilr of
tho Count-client congressmen voted
with their party throughout the postal
savings bank hill tight yesterday
namely: Representative lilll, Henry.
Higgins, and Sperry. Mr. ”l‘ilaoii failed
to vote. lilll and Henry made short
apcccnoa rxplallllllg tltolr rotten in fat
intit
ho would voto for ”to House bill. al-
though t‘olinccticut done not need It
potttui savings bank. Mr. Henry said:
"i regard tho bill as obloctionabic
lrom boglnnlng to and. but in defor-
clico to tho Iicclarutlou of the last re~
puhllcan national platform. and at the
expressed wish of i’rcaidcnt Tail. 1
shall vote {or the bill in the hopc that
time and csperiencc will justify my
reluctant action."
vor of the bill. .‘Iir. iiill said the social.
tcaluios oi the Sonatc tIlll badi,
bccn clltuinatcd, and for that rcaroa“:
EUUHU SUI ll UE EHAUU
lH SUUAH lHUSl CASE“
“Higher lip” Men Convicted of Conspiracy After a Long Delib»
oration by the Jury-The White Haired Secretary iiellte is
Sixty-live Years Old and Broken Down, But Must Pay the
Penalty for Deiraudlng the United States Government by
Evasion oi Customs Duties on Sugar .
EUHAlEH SASHlEli HEHUEHHASEETU SE llHEU ASAlH
.IUHV SElHS‘MUiE TU ASHEE Ill HIS BASE
Appeals Will Be Taken irom the Sentences Given, Which Will
Probably Be Given the Accused Sometime Today—Hallie
Can Get Two Years in Prison and a Fine at $10,000
effort to imprison the men responsible
for the vast underweighing frauds
which the ao-called trust has virtually
rontesacd by the restitution of more-
than 82.000.000 in duty. Helke is the
highest official of the company upon
which blame has been fixed and he
now faces a possible sentence of two
years in the federal penitentiary and
a fine of $10,000. He is 66 years of
age and broken in health and spirit.
His counsel in summing up declared
dapeatedly that a prison term meant
nothing less than death.
M.
temttnttad on Eilhtlt Punt
”Diwali“ advertisements on this
or less. a «neat! tins“.
sash additional m. t can! nor insertion.
WANTED.
waNT£o~Iooo no site no mean.
paint and decent a"
ra “mks {auougfi
ntlafacairyafltv
J r!
't‘st.
can IANPLIO—AGBNTS ONLY.
l-‘attcct strainer. splash rctonter. Bond
stamp tin-fling must). pron t dail
upward.‘ “let us two It 6.2.
lot I' o.. '3 Karma
topmost Yo: II. I‘,
vouua woui' ~rnamtue
poatoitico cloths. keen“, slim
on: and ler government. ”Mona.
or) $600 to “200. Bureau of instruction.
at itocliostIr N.
MEN'-
lJ‘IARN AI'TOIOBII.E BUSI-
ncaa. \\' tut-a 825 w.n~kly We tcaciihy
mail. Makc Sitl \vII-Ikly while iearninu’;
{‘tk‘hi‘flii'r Auto SIlIool Sit. Rocltcatcjrl.ll
WANTED Yttl NI: MEN TO LEARN
IIIIIIIIIIIlIilI ominous in mail and prepare
(II- positions no chauffeurs and repair
on n. WI make you cit-pert in ion weeks:
assist you to Hccurc Intuition. i’ay ‘blx;
work picnsani; IchItIIIIIi for men smut:
rcaaonttblc. Writc {or pariltttlhrtl and
NHHDVI' itason i-implrc Automobile in-
slitltit- Rtictlcutcr H1 2!»
WANTED CAPABLE OBBING NA-
t‘ltinlat. Apply to MMIN‘ ochltnic. Alien-
droilt Brothers. i'olt (.‘llt'aicl’. N. t 510 "t
WANTED» MAt‘ithit-i’i‘ti AND YOUNG
mon to lcarn th- trade. Nurwaik Tron
“'Ili'ktl 1?”. m: if
Giaulnoa Advertisements on this pa 0,
words or less. I! contal I times. I
each add'ttonal want. i cent per tnasrslon.
WANTED— Y'Ol NI. (Hm. ABOUT 14
vI-anI. in limb can: of throw “your old Child
lmtllrc Mra lit-moron. (.‘Niai’ Collin.
HI-Hl Hf-‘itilttl.11031
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TO LET
To LET lilll‘ iii-J.
IIIIIIIIII. Otto a month. nI-ar RIIIIIII l‘IIlIIt
rIIaIi. itutvtlylun. l Mnkuiwky. L‘i lit-lay
l'lItI-I. rilIuanIrIi.
tie at
Fl'liNlh‘lH'El’. SIX
WANTED~ 'l'ttl'Nti GIRL 'l‘l.) TAKE
cal-II of baby. inquire D. A. Weuililmtt.
Boll inland. 310 at
WANTIDv-VMAN AND WIFE 1‘0 AC'!‘
me learn tnkcr. A Iply J. N. Lttyton & 00..
3 Railroad Ava. Iultb Norwalk. Jill 3t
TO LET lAittlE imi'tll. i-I iitli'Si-i
on II'IIIIpIIrI Aw up or down stairs:
nt‘wi} ptipIIoIi IIIIIl pIIilItc-i. iIIIIilirt- I-l'
iianiott liIIm )lil Iii
TO LIT E liltlli NT” Fl'ttNlt‘illi'Ili
rooms with rcflIIIvIl surroundings. .inlill~
will. J‘dlii
TO LET UN l.l.\'t‘tli.N AVE. TWII
III-Iv III-vI-IhIIIIIIn cottamva. all IIIIIIicrn ini-
pt‘ovclltt‘ntu. iIIIIiiirc i‘nilcti tlt'oci‘ry I-r
Ill H N Unit-N litlt it
Is Lit liltitK Initiate as UNION
rtt , eleven rIIIItIIII. all convonlcntcu. The
Hilton A Ballot! l‘n ml! ti
PROFESSIONAL.
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ARCHlDALD TAYLOR MIRRIAM—
“internm- of Plano (Vifiuitili i-IIIutit Nut
walk Tiuptlat Chutcli Htttdlo. in tiny
view Awe Tot. to”.
FOR SALE.
Int-cu... .
auromosILa FDR can with???
WANTED »ttilAi'lttiPHONl‘2 Oil I'HO-
IIIIarIIpb, Moat hr in condition and
chcup. AIlIlrr-IIII ti. N.
.. can: Sentinel.
its at
WANTED t 'Ithtl‘id't‘ilN'l‘ Nilith'E
for baby. itcfnrcncca mgniroii. Krply to
Mrtl. II. it. Jackson. lit pringwm Ava.
Norwnlk.
WANTED-“Til IN'Y UR HIRL. AN lNr
vuliIi wilt-Ill clmii‘. Simply itl ii” are 80"-
Hfii‘l onion. )0 3t
mm' I‘Atuttim
ply ti. i‘HJBoI;
WANTED~ YIll'Nti
{In It MittlltHV pooltlon
:tli. carr- Evening sentinel
WANTED iIAiiY WITIE REFERENC-
cu in takc charm» of tits ady'a room eat
the liljou itrnam All mtron
lVli‘ iboutrc.
Apply at
‘ is if
WANTID EI'Envwbt 'rn
Mnbcmn Spring Water.
Dclivorcd at your door.
P‘lvo gallon bottlc. zen
wanna «T0 not!
not
RINK
baoiuttiy furs.
telephone m"?!
ALL KINDS 01"
llI-Iilura of .l. M. Layton to t n. it Hit
Avu. [tooth Notmflk.
-FOI IALIwI‘ItOI‘MHTY KNOWN A8
thc ti. it. 8. tonsil lioincatcati. corner
itiaat Wall tit and Park Ave. t‘lty of Nor-
walk. tun furibor information apply. to
i.. t’. tirocn. out-ht. ll 6
PALMIH mum timid unmet Nit.
attic. “UK.“ M. Dim With! ”A it.»
nyi. Stanley motor: taunt: h- and motor in
illwl d
10 iii
oxeoilent condition and till am
Add roan or nail on W. H. .. now-
nylon Avon Rnwnyton i! It
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
mutt in using the guilt.
l
FOR IN»! on inf? T—«HOUSI!
for or to let. tins ymimd my»
esryt. .. lime Gross and
t‘uilliluc iIlIIIItttt IIti Morton in [wright "attic and poultry. (yri on M; .0
l'itVt'i; lulu lIItIi “IIIIIl I-IIIII: Wcii worm tiw lb for good at “W H bdrm:
IIII- IIIItmI suIlII W. t-:. t.I~wIII Intm. t‘IlmIIIIItiIIut Turnpike. South Norwai
mu. iimn I‘I‘I usual. IIIIImIorII. til u teem. .
roe HALE—h1‘liithihhiii it norms. w" “m
IiIIiII pitiittili‘ur int‘a', Ni‘it‘l‘iiui mi”. dry rci- ”BUSINESS TICEB
Iii IiIIi li‘ NIH Iti tlhi‘t‘ to it‘ on» "into. m“‘#‘““““w
Mini Mini! uItI- iii lmt'li‘tt. oft Mullt Ht" oito ' OIOVHI“ 1:0 ANN” O. 3&9“ch I:
litiiIIIiI milk from train mm (muny' '"r. of my plumbing htilinefitl to .
i f i' . t , . .
l'lEEIrI‘II'I: U H "mm L"“'"”"“‘II”3. tlntr. tinuin. leaders. “tin": ate. mutt:
mow. . bin? prompt" aIIIttoItdIII to. A. lit.“ ..
‘ WHY an; “NT Witter:r votliwgnn dir Tel. 54-. mail
it”! “ NI'W FIDO!" t‘UH'HKl‘ ITT‘ ml ‘
Lontral Aw. East Norwoik? ull par- 3““ YOUR 7""me Yl
aetloat ex rienoe and boil
E horthnltEIQI-a and “minimum,
ms in Itionmrt.1
ooentl all"?
mkIGTRgZAAATiNOM
nld cold. Igun Initial"ll and
militant lumbora' attpgliellnflm
:l‘nand agtomo iie‘
at. m. sis-s. '
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Los'r. . .
LOIT «BETWEEN CHAII‘GEI‘LIT.
Walt Ave-u
ti station. "1' «rods: "with. lady‘s
to . Cult: thrown“! for re urnto ..
Dilutmh. ll Wall St“ Norwniii.
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