cardamom mo
associarco
r
.s. a
lateral! at the nth Not-w
usewagd Clas- M‘s’tkm P”
PM” ‘
bowl.
RES ERR
RRERRERR
ll . R "'iiiiil”
Meeting HoldThls Morning, and
Prosecuting Attorney Tem—
many to he Called In
nu liliii illiEii
‘ iii intuit nun
Matter ot Admission Tickets is
Being Looked into
)
I On account or renew touching them
to the effect that possibly the boxinll
arranged for this evening at the Audi-
torium in blot th Main street under the
auspices of the Twin City Athletic
Club will not be spairing exhibitions
such as contemplated by the law, the
Ndrwalin Ministers Association hold it
conference this morning The outcome
was the arranging or a conference for
this afternoon with Prosecuting Altor»
iie’y- William F 'l‘umniany.
The “Rev George D. Egbert, pastor
,0! the 'Not'Walit Congregational Church.)
who is chairman ot‘ the association.
was intetviewed as to the (curse he
and bio fellow clergymeu intend to fol
low and explained that their position
is a very simple one
Mr. Egbert said:
',"lt is not our purpose to interfere
in unymnnui-r ii the law is obeyed.
We have no desire to prevent legiti-
mate sport. if there is sparring such
as comes within the ntenulng oi the
law there will he no interference on
eur.1tart. it however. there in any
busiestlo'n oi prize ilsbtln we shall
have something to say an .we shall
csrry the (use to the Very limit.
"ltl this matter we take simply the
position wehsve token right aloha. in
this case we have heard there was to
‘ he prize lighting. but no evidence or
it except in the torn) 1,1 ‘the tickets it
the adult is to but... the law.
there is no need “to? Em h tickets as
have been issued.
ave heard we believe it. our duty to
“Wait into the matter and shalt thou
doubly llihi'm.l.h‘ Witter as to our
Not a little interest is taken in to
day' s conierence oi the cioigyiucu. es-
pecially in view at the reports to the
effect that the Somali Ministers As-
sociation might look into stinir.
The tenure which has lined the
clan states to look with shapicion is the
ore ad or nothing admission by means
embershlatiflma
oacwrdins ilhnnouhceu pro-
lram there ““2 bQ tout "goes" this
medias.
«it. E. w. fissile. oi France,
Delivers the Address at
the Evening
M. w...”
i
.EZ'Pha South None-lit Methodist
arch was well tilled last uienlng
tithe hivntouthiy meeting or rally oi
the liturwsllt Epworih Leanne group.
new“ The Norwalke. Rowayton.
too. New Cannon and \i esiport
" ribhtbre oi the evenina was an
“die.“ by the Rev. E. W. llynehe. tor-
mrly pastor of the lioWsyton Moth
, in church. Who is now superinten-
. t oi the Methodist itilsllon work in
1 111490. Mr. Bruits. who has many
‘ load! in this vicinity. spoke in u very
tumbling manner oi hlii work. over
blob he is very enthusiastic.
1. Ill the evening a collection was
in the interests or the work in
it Mr. Byashe is devoting his ei-
u. refreshments ware served
social time was enjoyed.
W
Rainier. 13 Earth Main lib.
chic tritium hats at areal.
BARK RIRERIRRS
All National Financial Institutions
various national banks
walks were held today for the purpose
of electing directors,
nary is the. customary date tor these
niwtiugs.
low:
holders oi the City National Bank this
afternoon directors were elected. on
account oi the death of Josiah it. Mar—
vin. one new director
Choice was made of Lewis ll. llurlbutt.
oi the drip or Lounsbiiry.
and Company.
follows, will meet Thursday
and organize:
Knapp, Christina Swariit. Henry Sey-
mour. Samuel (’lrumtnan.
Marvin, John ll. Light.
Rowan. Lewis R. Hurlbutt.
Norwnlk Trust Company was held at 3
o‘clock. The report at Treasurer lioyt
showed that in addition to payin the
dividend nl nix pet crab. him had
v ided proiit fund
in view or what we .
win; the regular meeting last 5‘
ARE RE ElElliER
Hold MoetingsSoinotinie Today
Meetings oi' the utooltholdcrs oi the
in The. Nor-
The 10th of Jan-
'l‘he lists of directors fol-
City National Bank.
At the annual meeting or the stock-
wns named.
Mathewson
The directors, who wore elected as
morning
Edwin H. Mathewson. John ii.
J. Wallace
Frederick ll.
South NOrwalk Trust CO.
The annual meeting at thcvSouth
been added to the surplus and undi
'l‘ht following trus-
tees were elected:
Richard H. Golden. Ass ll. Wood
ward, Edwin t). Koeicr. Thomas i. Tiny-
tnond. Nelson 'l‘uyior. llavid ii. Miller.
Jr.. Franklin A. Smith. Joseph it. 'l‘ay-
ior, Charles E. lloyt.
The trustees elected the following of-
floors:
President~~~liiclinrd ii. Golden.
Vice-President~v-i‘2dwln U. liceivr.
Secretary and ’l‘rcnsurcr-~i‘hnrleu r5.
lloyi.
Central National Bank.
lllrcctorswfieorgc hi. iiolnlcs, liar-
vey M. Kent. William A. tint-tin. .l. 'l‘.
Prov/lit. llornce E. ilnnn. Stephen H
Holmes and Samuel Lyrics.
Thr- iftiniral National Bank directors
did not organize tor the election of
?mi't‘rti. but will do no tomorrow morn-
as.
National Bank of Nomaik.
Directors 1-). Hill. E. J. Hill. 1). W
Fitch. W. iv‘, liishop. J. P. Trcadvrell.
A. C. Wheeler, W. C. llnttr, Lester
Hyatt and Henry 1'. Price.
The directors-organised and elcctod
the following omoera:
Preeldeltv-E. Hill.
Vicerl’resltlentwii'. J. Hill.
Cashier-«Henry P. Price.
Assistant (Yeshiva-J. T’. Treadwoil.
Fairllsid County National Bank.
Directorswkdwln 0. Keeler. David
H. Miller, lra Cole. Moses ii. Glover,
Aurelius J. Meeker. Charles P. Tria-
tram. Frederick A. Lockwood and
Lewis C. Green.
Th tollowina otllccrs were elected:
Presidentmlfldwin O. Keeler.
Virel’rmidcntmilavid ll. Miller.
Cashier-«Lewis C. Green.
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III. OIIIIIIEES‘ “Elli
SETTLE WITH; NIH“
The, relatives at Mrs. Joe-lea Saun-
ders oi Mystic. who died from injuries
received in a collision betwuen a ttol
ley our and an automobile on Decem-
ber 8 last. have decided not to bring
suit against the trolley company. Some
days ago. Claim Agent Aaron ll. iioiild
went to Mystic and arranged tor a
settlement with the relatives oi ihe‘du-
ceased women.
it is built that about 82.000 will be
paid to the brother of Mrs. Saunders.
and the funeral expenses will probably
be paid out at tbla sum. The brother.
it is stated. decided to make u nettle-
_ment rather than have the notoriety at
a court trial. ra. Saunders met her
death when a hay car and an auto-
mobile in which she was riding collid-
ed near Boardsley'l corner in Stratv
ford. Alter iovutiaatlnit the accident,
Coroner Wilson out the blame on the
motorman oi the trolley car.
BATHOLIB llllol
OOIIIEIL IIETALLITIIIN
District Deputy John F. McMahon.
South Norwaiit. and his warden
want to Norwaik last evening and in-
stalled the unicorn in Catholic Union
Couniiii. Knish“ oi Columhua. at their
mettle for this on e in the Cathie
no (its house in est avenue.
madam: wslbattsndodmm on till
as on ceremony
without a illicit. Follow tits in-
iitallatloa there was a mole hour in
ions club
OWJ‘M
alteration
to! . iii-l
{-1 whilst: retro-hassle were served.
toned in a“
Republicans at Beth Branches ot
Piliiiiiliiiil iiiiiiiil
1 what you see in the y
‘ said the man who
'plionc. 'i‘ hen he run;
Mrs. Lyon hounds lira: liarry 0
Hoyt oi South “ii W141!»
Much Work Was Done tor Cen-
bnnd the canvass seemed to have lost
' men who are claimed to have bees in-
, a martyr in that he talus iiic untiw
The
. 1.1 clothi‘ha rm sat en tire and on her rs-
Elli RR
RS. SERARlR
PRRRRESSIRR
the General Asskmbiy Tak-
ing bole This Afternoon
was not in
RAEHERER EiRlY
i
Mr lioyt tiled
nitrates Nelson and Buikslsy
liARTlv‘Olll‘). Jun. iii.--'l‘he llcptib-
llcnn Senatorial caucus and the inci
that both branches oi the General A»
scinbly were about to settle down to
the. tacit of doing the stalc' s busincsn
drew to the capitol a Very large num
ber of people Delegations oi grangetn
who Were in Hartford lor the State
Mrs. lloyt.
night anticipating that there would
be some excitement in the houls b )l
in this trey were disupiminltd as the
preliminaries lliid all been arranged ""0. title to
its i'lltcc The early trains brought
in the rest of the mutations, although
the amnion did not open until noon.
(Continued on Fourth l’nxt'. l
RRRRERR lillRlEl
ill RE RRRRRRE RERE
August 0’ Donnell, Who Robbed
Krisger it Company. Pos-
3 so as e Martyr
(in his visit to New voik yesterday.
in connection with the tour you“
pllcated in sevefal Bomb .‘lorwalk rob
beries..Chlei 0 Police William \‘oii
girl ed that the New York police
ad ri overed fit) more rings. on that
the mining goods now (Ollhlll at only
two watches and Rh rings
August 0 Donnell who is only am
enteen years old and who iormcrly
worked in a Sculh Nnrwalk lhmirc
poses. the polite think. as some“ but at
largest
bloom of some oi the burglary work
lie 'I’ettl)‘ udmite that ho was in [M
ii. Kriegcr and Company store but
maintains that he was all alone. liis
alias. is James Murphy. il'lmuucll.
whoae utothcr lives in Sinniiotd and
James Kenneth. who alien his bonu-
as New York. lett rioiiih Norunik last
Thursday night The othcr two young
men. Edward Mclniyue. who says he is
trout New York. and James Sullivan.
who lays claim to iloslon its his home.
denied at iirat that they had 0V0! been
in South Norwallt biti admitted finally
that they had been here. All tour
young men are young. the oldest being
21.8l1nce arrest they have told lather
mixed stories. the police say.
Tholuuariot wlilbe brought to South
Norwhh II wait as requisitions tan
be secured. Yesterday the tour ware
remanded to the Tombs.
cuter Vollmer thinks the robbery at
the home oi ilr. (‘.. iv‘ iloutweil. (“roe
cent Tiers-ac. can be {aimed on them.
as well as t e Kriomr store and Beck-
mean and Company store robberies.
and admissions have slready been so-
cured which make the police sure that
at‘leaht one was in the Craw estab
llithnnt in Water aireet. rim-ally bur-
xiarluid.
int lliilitii ill
iliiii illiillllii
latter Playing Willi latches and
Winslod “other Returns to
13¢. intent in Flames
w ‘a'rsio. mi. lily-Edward Fines.
that i,aar-old son oi lira. Charles
rins- imin strut. died at a local
.bu‘sxi l tonlabt from burns received
no the shsraoon at his home.
_w on his anthem was set on lira by attention
.‘lnat wttli itch he tour-nitrate tide was
.itrtztr “built
on
walk.
,V 0. “Row
agreement
rwati laying rs. Fleas was. itch
t the as when the child‘s.
MW him in blankets and to
look ho to the hospital when littlslt
', could in dust to sitar his solarium.
1, WW
etinwerlnu the ‘ph
utter
oi the some place 1,
Early in December. 33% bolero his
I: t to his
local 91* real estate
in llariun. one on the M Road and
the other on tintv utilitarian Post lined.
The brat parcel no.“ thatldh Which his
residence ntands
Lyon tranuterred this
to his sister. Mrs. Alice
ii is claimed that up 1 1
is (it no rhino. Tlt‘fiu ll 1
none it is said.
and hlrli iiyht
ions to teach Mrs.
ly todlv Tailed
Will Elli ,1 it
M
departure. Mr Lye
humor; that
5W .
to leave New ..
la Niirvralk about to lose one oi lie
mnnniactorlcs?
question that has arisen tram the rit-
mur that the shits 'l'cviiic Company
will close up its Norwulk branch in
the VI‘I')‘ near future and brave town.
Tllih will throw about one hundred and
twenty‘tlve local people out oi work.
The lease of the iattory does not
expire until next July. but the plant
mar be closed bniore spring
until that an order has been received
by Manner William Juuett to clear
out the slack and clean up the bust
none in preparatimi to leaving Nor
Mrs Alberta Brittle
absolutely refused ltl1
tion tor divorce «cut
on. confidential soulm
President itnliot! oi the (‘batham Nu-
iiouiil think. Sunday cranial Mrs. by
on was at her home in Darien when a
reporter telephoned, and the persons
“tamer ii uhe
would talk to a remitting“ '
"no not pay too that: attention to
null.
mini: Lyon as domino
tion of Mr. iron is
leased Mm. Lyon
when her huabelh
time ago at Wh
to her. it in sin
and its coon-nits; poi ii!
iiirn Lyon won it u it
dei connecting his homily"
Wh
it appears that botli fir Lyon and
him. Hoyt will defend Wa‘olrea- in
(images unuuul tit-union worn coilspic- the courts hire flolt‘ retained
nous among the. groups in the corridors Attornc' George fl. porch of
and the galleries at both bodice. A South ”ma“ ‘0‘ 11,1 ,1 has re.
inrlic. number of numbers tame last tallied 1.10mi“ KW‘ Gander.
lilo 'li
it will he regretted that Nurwalk is
to lose one iii its manulnctoriufi. and
it will shut be quite serious from the
fact that the in hands will be thrown
out oi work.
in connection with the rumor comes
the matter of the Norwaik ilualneas
Men a Association'n dealings with this
iompany when they cattle here
appears that at that time the ansocla
tinn. through its nezirmntatives made
a proposition to the factory.
Mr Salts. that the wmllilon would
pat all the taxes tor a number at
which period was stated. it at
the end of a certain leuth at time the
iactory would purchase the building
in which the busluoan is now situated
This is said to have been settled some
time no. quite amicably. tor the com-
pany did not do as titer said they
would. and literature there was no call
upon the uwclation to keep their
Neither the company nor
the IIIMIIHOII are now under any
oblixatlon to each other whatever
Probably smoothing definite about
the electric or the iactory will
known before. a great while.
our terrains
Loose institution
M
The unicorn at Our Brothers' Loan.
l. 0 0. it. No. 10. were installed last
evening by District Deputy Grand
blaster comellus' It: hotels. or Nor.
walk. at their location In their comm
in Wall street. ,Tha routine was well
sadfl‘omm st installs.
mhis-n
"ml
ilh
.5
a“:
form :1
“lav“
wire ,.. smooch»
oi Dorian.
f of her no
Ronald D. Ly
ry to Vice-
that like
not journaiiif'
flowered the.
RE
bi week
t- a wire. na
'. This ac-
go have re.
but. made
1 1‘ read. some
. ghignqd over
home
don that
by scan-
that at
“Substantially Mr
pmperty
n Fitch
master
deceit
n. Pitch
time. Eiv
This is the
It is
lit rough
be
1. without a
litter “is
stalled Charles W.
noble stand was
Madame past
’ THREE BARBER
Fourteen lien Supposdd to Have
SEVERRE RRRIES
Small Boat Overturned and Four
Three. coal barges, the Corbin. Pine
ashore on the dreaded Peaks-d
' WIRSEER Rlllliilii‘i
l'slr tonight; «mu-towel.
WRERRER 0R
PEAKED Hill
toot Their Lives in Break.
ing tip at the Vessels
W.“ W..-
‘RRSRER RSRRRE
lien Drowned
HIGHLAND LIGHT. Maria. Jail. 10.
Forest and 'l‘raverton.
low of the tug bykens.
bound east in
were tossed
liill
bare early today. and hoiore down two
on board. while a third was pounding
on the outer bar 800 yards irom shore,
with her masts gone and in danger oi
breaking up at any minute.
A terrific 50 mile an hour gale direct-
ly from the north was lashing the
coast and made the Pesked Hill on
the knuckle oi the cape. the worst
kind oi s lee shore. 'l‘wo lite savior:
crews stood on the sands powerless to
launch the lite-boat or reach the horse
with n lite-line.
At a. a at. two bodies had been
thrown up on the beach, both with
life preuervers on. which were clen-
tContiaued on Sixth Page.)
lililEil Bl EIRE
him some in Store shaman
and Drove Families into
8hsot—-Loss tiaooo
WINBTED. Jan. 10.~~"~»A three-story
iranle building owned by Erhard A.
Nollie at it? Main street was united
by lire late last night with a loss of
810. 000 The fire started in the base
merit under the grmety More con
ducted by Joseph i-‘anon and spread
to the upper floors occupied by Tour
families. The tlrcmcn experienced
,dllliculi) in confining the em to the
\‘cilis building on account of the high
wind. Tht cause of the tire is not
known
IlllllIElll BOES
T0 DANIUIY TEAI
W
With aurprisc comer the nnnonni'ev
ment that Frank tiuarub-ri. one of the
tunic-it lot-wards that Norwalk ever
turned out iii the basketball world.
who has until iltlel) been playing with
the Sixth Company. has signed with
the liuibnry basketball team tor the
remainder of the station. l-‘innit has
many friends in \‘orwalk. who will
willt hint antenna in his new annals.
merit. Now there are the Hunter Non
us it players on the llanburys. Nadia
iluarnieri.
‘lfhubury plays every Thursday night
lord in llauhury
strong one with the addition at (luar
Sheets W.rillit with whom negotia-
day with the lineup.
ogthe belt wards in the east.
linen will probably be: Nadia. [iron-
nan. .snxisy. Wright and Gnsrnieri
refuse
over the matter with Ouarniori.
tnrnin
ad ‘
pleasure or iii-yin!
nuts hetero the moon is over.
WAIHINOTON PLIAUI TAKU
NOW OI.
tilts. M3},
was not examined
or the proposal
rior to
space wanna
tabs honored was oonstdsred- for»
”A municipal mentor who-aim
had gone to pieces. porbably with all .
and thin Thursday is to play Statu-
‘T‘hr learn in now a
alert. and the probable addition at
Lions are now being carried on, and
who will probably appear on Thurs-
ersht to one
The
Frank. when taikina at his cause-
meni this tnornlntt. said that the utter
was really so need that he could not
Manaaei Marasco was down
imin lisnbury yesterday and talked
alter the deal had been clos-
As llanhury is in the ’i‘rl-Clty
Louue with Norwalk. ii is probable
that the Sixth Company will have tbs
them another
i'l‘bt Queen. n.)
The Municipal service at Ma it at
last thinking tor the erection of stat-
ues all over the city. its first. stop to-
ward this return: will be to demand a
models! this proposed monument is
proved by a commission or an
or hitherto the soulotor' a min
anemones
m 3..
without inrtltor direction it the me %.
ion carries sonic weiabt has sum ‘
illlRllllll Rllll‘liil
Shot lliinseit Twice lust Below
the Heart Yesterday
Edward lv‘. Dorsey, iormeriy oi Stev-
ens street, who shot himssli twice
with a .321calibre revolver at his home
yesterday, the bullets taking enact
below the heart died this morning.
at 10 o'clock in the Norwalk Hospital.
which place he was taken immediate-
ly utter the shooting yesterday morn~
in He lived twenty-four hours after
he had attempted to take his lite. The
suicide was brought about by money
and domestic troubles. Mr. Dorsey hav-
ing sold his interest in the property
to his wiie following an estrangement
and squandorlng the 81.900.1n the iew
trouble Mr. Dorset
years of age and is survived by his
wile. two. sons and two daughters. all
oi Norwaik. The mural imge- :1
ments have not been V as .
yet.
a... ”W”...—
RRRWRS RRIRER
ERR illitllll lRlll
iury Completed Lets Yesterday
and the Taking oi Testi-
mony Commenced
Will-ZELING. w. \‘t.. Jan. low-Keen
interest in the trial oi Mrs. Laura
r‘arnsworth Schenit. vino is on trial
on the charge oi administering poison
to her husband was shown in the
lore court adjourned yesterday, it
was expected that today the trial
would begin in earnest. and that the
taking of testimony would be started
James O Schenk. when Mrs.
Bcbetik is alleged to have poisoned.
traveled in Europe last summer with
\‘liiliam Wells and. according,v to the
plan of the prosecution. lie was to he
the that witness. it has been claimed
that Schenit was ill while at the Ober-
ammeruu. Rome and other points.
but from Woiie the state expected to
prow that Schenk was not. sick tutor...
while on the trip
in 1) Bl Best. a prominent phy-
sician on healing island. as lash-
lonablo residential section at the city.
is the second witness trout whom it
the home oi Mrs. Schenk Dr. Greg-
ory Ackorman. another physician call
ed to the home of the Schenks to
treat the husband. is the third wit-
ness on the prosecuting attorney‘s ilet.
llr. Ackermtui is said to have for-
mnily diagnosed lichenk's illness as
dur- to poisoning. and Dr. Frank iiupp.
who reported the case to the prosecut
lug attorney. is the lourth witness on
the list. The latter is expected to let
tliy in relation to the discovery of
the nilcgi-d polsozdns and the analysis
at the mineral Water which Scheuk
was using.
COMES KILLEB
Btu-mos AIRES. Argentina. Jan.
i0.-hlsny iatnlttiivs were caused by
an explosion in a gunpowder factory
at San Martin today,
pieces. The search tor other dead con
tiaued.
_..- .. a
MIWANiGAL ENGINEER DIM).
WORCESTER. Lissa. Jan. lilrw
here today.
~OARD 0F THANKS.
We desire to thank
-.-
i‘or lioraintrlhutoa
AND FAMILY
~Ww.w.
«CARD 0' THANKS-
iloriti tributes they treat
JOSEPH MONAGHAN
short weeks since the beginning at the '
is about fll‘ly ’
crowds that gathered at the Ohio
county courthouse today. .
With the completion of a jury be-
wili be learned of certain visits to 1
er narrowest
Twelve bodies
were extricated treat the ruins oi the
plant awn alter it had been blown to
Hill Morgan. prominent as a mechani-
cal engineer and an odiotal or one oi
the United States Steel Corporation‘s
subsidiary companies died at his home
the (floods.
neighbors. and anv Hose Co for
kindnean in our bow. also
MRY J. LIHOTBKY
w. desire to thank our friends and
neixhbors who in our and bereavement
were so kind to us. and for the many
stamlord Basketballisls
lleiore an eager throng
drubbing to the score of 39
her present were pleased
outcome Quite a large do
Blemiord people came up
won't sway disappointed.
(Continued on Second
ed by the Score oi one i?
by the Sixth Company
RRRWRER RIER SilHlilil 1
Will ERllll Milli
score Was Twenlydoor‘to Till!"
teen in Good Contest” '
bail enthusiasts which reached: 1
haps the total at son. the 8m); 1 1 ‘
puny boys gave Stamford an e
night, at the Norwaik armory.
only did the local team win the hip
Lyme. but Norwalk High school, M
the preliminary game by the score
‘24 to 13. The games were both, M
‘snd well played and the greater m
team to aid in their “1190mm
Delilah
0' 13min
to if
with rm
legatloil
with.
m
23 words or ins. as ”all
WANTED. ‘
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Classified advertisements on thin
dilutes.
mu Iuilionai word. 1 cent ”It
{gluten—NEAT
st Apply idtilinoru
Y son
mull Corp. 35
unwraowcournflcm
[snot—til housowo it. in iamll
South Main St
out. ‘
y to!
taunt apcuit Eng ah AWE! event
Wanruouslcvturi on
bowie or vacant lot to '
our center or ~
Rm’ price. \\.
'lilk.
J
bilinfi'i and turn
aotial assistance.
willie l-‘Por pa
E1 MIRP
wANTID~ Ducal. REPRBS '
this. A“ will amt you in a
on?”
cery clerk.
dream A. 13.. c are Sentinel.
wameo A): mtremnnctto 6
“00»! pay to richtr hriy
fl.
i.
are
on shirts. t:.iuett Peabodyhm
WANTED EXPERIENCED 091'
on power machines: alum exam“
h,
» WANTID—TO BUY. ALL
live cattle and malt ry: beat
tile for good tat calves.
Connecticut Turnpike.
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