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ESTAhAISHED 1870
Entered at the South Norwalk Poabollloa
aa Booond Clan Matter
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" THURSDAY.
Local snows tonight. Friday dill.
and colder: moderate wool to ii‘
wast winda. ~
1911.
"i.
ll
Milli Still
$5,000 limit Allowed by law,
Situated by Administrator of
iii-F. Seller Estate
liliilliiiiii Milli AlSl]
PAl BASIS Ailfllli $500
First Test Civil Suit Embodyinn
Stale; Automobile Law
l‘ot that; first tinfe in the memory
0f the at Cheri of the superior court
the Jury a, case yesterdal awarded
the «Mir gloom of damages claimed
in an noel e tease uttd up to the limit
of the law a? :the state of Connecticut.
which limits the amount whlth may he
recovered for a death to $5 000 This
was the award of the jar Iaat night
after oboAg An hour‘ 3 del bot alien in
the stilt it light by lumen ll McKoir-
nun adm strator' upon the estate of
George F‘. Seller. against. Louis A
Lelimnier, of. Nolan“: and New York.
The noun has been. on trial for a
couple of days. being commenced
Tuesday and: completed and given to
the jury at i oclorlt yeettudav after
noon. Slime of the, sheriffs and other
altathea of the court say that cannot
tomember a erdlrt in which the full
amount (:iltllgtd has been allowed lti
this tounty .
Chauffeur cenvtcted.
The suit arisen from the death of
George F. atelier. August fl. 1910. hi!
being strutk by on automobile owned
by Lcltmuier had driven by his chauf-
feur Chariots Sanitizer. The chauffeur
was tiled at a recent term of the
noun fol ntnhniangiiter leund guilty
and Is now earring, a sentence of a
veer in Jail r the killing. He teati-
fled In the c .9 yesterday, aayin tie
a, y 3 ti
w-iitithdildfi arih A“ it? were an of yea.
terday arIorWa up A
Shumwny froth the bench charged the
jury. which i tired at 4 o‘clock; and
after u delihe tion of a little lees than
an hour returned a verdict for the
plaintiff to recover the entire amount
claimed. $5. Odd The verdict was no
valued by thoicourt. recorded and the
jaw excused Auntil Tuesday morning
and court adieurned until Friday
morning at to o’clock.
Verdict a Surprise
The verdict was something of 3 nor
prion from the amount although It
was generally expected that damage:
would be allowed. 0n the first ballot
the jury attend If to l on tile question
_ of reopenathiilti'. andwunanlmoua upon
the second ballot. The quantiou of the
atnottiit of damageu was not so easily
bottled. i
The first ballot upon the question
of damages showed many minds no to
the amount. varying from 32 (too to
$5,000 thine of the jurors being for
the larxeat finite. After some dia-
cue'iilon the of at jurors came to their
way of thifl x and the "Mini. for
the full nmwtit who returned. it note
a new mat-i In uuch rotten In this
county. *7,
will Appeal. .
niaiutifla In the case were rep
Will‘ltll‘lhlilt and David, and
.v Julian John H. Haiti.
.Judae id: or the odionrnmont or
court told liriduopmt Telegram ro~
mortar that he would appeal to the au
prairie court upon the ground that the
chauffeur wiio await teaponalhle for he
'1'
,, rose
the,
accident was t drlvlna the automo
oil. for the, vice of the owner. and
"that he ruled ll! had the auto out
out the? luaion of the owner.
said no la oonddeut the law In
at an early day. The
’ ad container-able atten‘
W‘lliloneofiholntto
embodying the noon-
Ihe automobile law and
fr it?! the owner for the
i “All! in MA“ elitism
. of the verdict lit
WAiill liliAllAi Hill
PliiSlllilli ilAliiilii
Not-walk Aerie, Fraternal Order
oi Eagles, Honor Their Ile-
llrlng President
Not-walk Aerie. No. not. Fraternal
Order of Eagieu. met lauf evening in
their quarters In Wall utreel. District
ileputy John ilohia. oi Stamford. who
is also state president of the order,
was to bare been pr.oscnt but was
detained on Important huaiueeu. After
the business was ovot Worthy Presi-
dent William .l. l’owell as spokesman.
pieaehtod to Paul worthy President
David Plaiterty. a llauduomo which
charm which he elated one the gift
of the members to their rrtltiug piesi
dent in Illedellling the charm Mr.
Powell stated that the Iiiomboiu deali-
ed In some way to allow their uppreo
lation of the faithful service rendered
by Mr. Fitilltil‘iy nu president of the
large and flouriuhlng organization. The
charm la a very beautiful one, being
horseshoe ullaped.f01mud from an
eagle' a (law. and bound In noiid gold.
in the center of the shoe is set an
eagle. and above it in gold and chum
eled lelloru I“. 0. ii. llelow It nit»l the
motto letters of the orudet l. E.
While Mr l-‘luherty one completely
surprised with the presentation.
newrtholosa responded In a few made
of thanks to the ineinberu. lie elated
that for the. past year he tutti servod
the order in every possible way, ul~
wayu trying to be just and avorit for
the heat Interests of the organization.
and that the entire pleasure of the
work had Cflllle to him at (live as he
felt that his endeavors had met with
favor. A few additional I'dmnrks by
Mr. ii‘lnherty. who Is now serving as
past worthy ..prosident were followed
by n sotinl hour and the meeting ad
joutued.
autumn”
Plilllll ill liilli
immune lint finds
Mite Base
”Wilda Va. .lan iti.-—~'l‘o-
day IMxpectodm to toe the last or the
testimony of the prosecution In the
trial oi" hire. Laura h‘antaworth
Schonk. who in charged with poisoning
her husband. John 0. Deborah. The on.
nouncetneitt to this effort was made
by Prosecutor I ll ilandlau lnat nlxht
Several witnesses are to be called by
the state today. among them it who
said. being one or two that have here
tofore teatiiled on the direct exaitilna
lion. "lho defense Ia expected to open
for its aide this afternoon or femur
row. J J. P 0',Brien chief counsel
for lira. Sultana. had not decided early
this mornirt how many wituuiiaoa in
would call. e. however. acid that in
the event of inning to call witneaaaa
he would call mots drugslat and phi-
ulcian in and about Wheeling. to show
Whether they had ever aold Mrs.
Schenk pollen of any Itlnd.
’i‘hiu line of teatlmony is said to be
for the purpose of diarredltlux the
statement of Dr. J. W. Myera. who said
on the stand that Mrs. Schenlt told
him she had purrhauod poinou from
other pbyaiolana
The defense will ilrut salt the court
to diamlaa the care on the around that
the auto haa failed to make a ca
[t in not expected. however. that fit It
motion will be xranted. and In that
event the case. it in thought will not
so to the Jury before a week from neat
Monday.
When Mn. Laura Furnaworth
Bohonlt entered the court room this
morning aha had recovered from the
Indlapoaition which cattaed the early
vhf
aa bright as ever after a rafreahlna
Gell-
iteodore Plan was the that wilnall
of the day, and war called for the our
pose of location the tirhonlt realdenoe
an the man It.
Chauffeur Lundy Wilma. recalled
testified the alleged visit to the real-
danoe of .
Ada mi, the nurse. testified that
While Ill. war in the Submit hm
nursing Softball he had frequent oryiiit
"Did am. lichen tell: to you eon-
. nautical» friend-t" '
hei
'Illlliiilli iii BilliAiBlli
Defense in. Sclldllit om wn:
Ask in; Dismipsal on Ground ;
. to minor. which in not bad by any
adjournment yesterday and appeared
lilIIEF VOLLIEI
New Your state. for John Kennett
my 1th. Chief of Police William Vellum
baa Iiua apooia
Mil WAKPMAA w
ARRESA AR
liliHiiii AM
Caught in Bridgeport Store.where
Father is Employed, by Spo-
clai Officer Gorgas
Biliili Billililiiili IA
WiSiPlllli Ill Aliilliiii
Young Men lies Traveled in Many
States Since Escapades
w
BRIDGEPORT. Jun. Ifi.w8pet-,inl Pn-
troltnnn Clifford Gorgas, whouo emu.
lent work in the Chinese opium canon
In thin city Altai wuek in well known.
made a reputation for himself in po
litre circles lnul owning shortly after
5 o't‘loclt when he ruptured Richard
Wuimmuu. 23 years of age. formerly
(Continued on Second Page.)
Will Bill] ifllillllllllli
The Ancient Order at lllbernians
Team Lost by Only illne-
ieen Points
The final sitting of the card tourna.
ment between Catholic t‘nion Coun-
cil. Knights of Columbus. and I'llvlalon
No. l. Ancient Order of iilborinna.
wua played last evening in the (‘th
olic Club houvc Iii Wear. avenue. and
ended In a defeat. for the A I) ll
team They have lost. In the total by
laat year. and It All only fair that the
Knights should win this time. but
year the Knights presented the lilvia:
ion with a handsome oil painting. but
It Is not known what will be presented
to the winners this year.
Last. evening after the playing of
the guinea refreshments ronaiutlng of
potato salad. coffee and auntiwlt-hra
were served and a social hour on
toyed. during which the Catholic t‘luli
ort‘heufra favored with aelorticmu
The scores:
Euchre.
Natteford and liowd. K. ..........
Creighton and T. lloran. Ii.
lhiffy and Yoat. it”. .. ... ...lt
Conroy and Clark. ll. ,
Friend and Smith. K. ............ 4
Sluwirk and German. ll. ......... ii
Wesley and Mat'arthy. K. , 3
Wniah and McGrnIh. ll. ........ l
Tierney nn Word. K. ............. ‘l
Walsh and .qona. H. ............. Ii
.1. 1-1. Caoaidy and Williams. K. ,...d
J. McSaIly and .l. Mcliinlly. ll. ..... I
'i‘otaia for avenina-»~Knl;htv. 2i;
lllberulana. 18.
Forty-five.
Carow and Cmidy. K. ........... i
McCarthy and Bhanahan. H. ....... ’l
Kearney and tiltuehan. K. ......... ti
Fellow and White. ll. ........... ...5
P. J. Ward and lioraan. K. .. .7
Hyde and liornn. ii. ....... .’. . .4
Bdrm and Mum-r. K. ........ ‘.‘...8
Carpenter and Murphy. ll. ......... 3
Total: for oveninr Knighta. to; Hi-
berniana. I
Total for five alttinn Knights. 221;
lilbemlana. 202 Knights load. Is
‘ AFT“ BURMA“
m
Governor Simon It. Baldwin baa Ia
‘auad a requisition on Governor Dir. of
Edward McIntyre. allaa Annual O'Do
nail and Joiner lulliun. charged
with statutory burglary. for theft
mitten all South Nowell on Jan”
lad manual" and coil-
firtmgnr“... With.
M“ will mild b 10
. It!“ the matter
‘ i Is can
elicit In the
merit tr" i“?
I o ‘ .
to arise mayoral trim a,
"York and Eastern New» Company's
1%.?”
w . “Amt““dib'mt
«the? .ataiidaapotze ran men
ills All lilil incl 3‘
illllli Willi IllIIlllll
Ww-m
Locks Broken Oil and Small Ar-
ticles fallen From West-
bound fiallrotitl Depot
liurxiars of limit" calibre are again
operating in South Norwalitl This
morning. aliortly after 6 o‘clock. when
Nicholas Oniileld.mauager of the New
stand in tho weanliound station. start.
ed to open up. he discovered that the
lock on the door had been forced off,
tutti that t garland had been entered.
Mr. Garfield novorJeavoe any money
there. so the thief could not have
aertlred much of value. It could not
be learned whether any bonito or may-
nzlnuu had been taken until Mr. (litr-
field checked tip the oflice. but It is
not thought that many are missing.
The hootbluck aloud rottdut-tod by
Frank Tortorello.~alao located in tin»
west-bound elation, watt broken Info.
and five pairs of shoe laces. one box
of paste and s bruah are missing.
it to thought the thefts were com-
mitted bi tramps, who probably on-
tcred the station after the midnight
(mine had passed through. and at it
time when Night Ticket Cloth Elton
ll Baker wan body at the east hound
depot
mutant but
Will lilill
New York’s on Side Loses
$150,“, ‘ Pownal,
‘ ,, “$0.000
NEW YORK, Jail. 19.:-~Flroi till the
lower liiaat tilde la til. early boon to
day caused dame estimated at up-
watduot' tieooooono drove 1000 or
more person out of their hot-non to‘
the atreot limbo“ damage wan
caused by Milieu whinh burned out It
at: story ybuulln; at to if tells
aheth ail-eat; 'Iho. loin hare waa ap
proximately "00.th endured chiefly.“
street will» Italian and the nrinon
ore were returned from the Jail rolls
and plaood in other elation: for safe
lumping when the datum threatened
in nomad. Tenement dwollers for
some distanda it round were routed out.
Chinatown witnessed an exoitlnr
blaao a little later When the three up
our doors of a firearm-y loft building
at No. to unwary were united am
panic utrunlt the neighborhood. Three
hundred and fifty Iotiitera In the Mara-
thin Hotel. next door. runhed fio the
atrenta liolf clad. The Third Avenue
h‘letutdil Railroad lfaolta para the
buildlna and trafllc on this branch of
tho "I.“ was held up for some time.
Thu fire did about $20.0th damaxo.
Povvnal, Vt.. Haa ”0.00010“.
POWNAh \‘t. Jun. iO.~-~I-‘Iro which
started front some unknown rattan in
A (i. Parker'a general store how at
it 30 oclocit thin morning destroyed
that buildlna. the poatofllce. Mr Park
or'a bottle and barn and two laraoa
utorehooaea At 9 a. tn. It was (damn
that the entire center of the town
would be wiped out by the ronhagra
tion. The loan on the blllldiWI dea-
frayed at that hour was estimated at
Asthmatic
The village of Formal is situated in
the extreme aottthweol corner of Von
moat. near the New York and Marta»
chuaetta linaa. North Adamo. M|II..
ht about air mileti from here.
The fire had aainod connidarahle
headway when diaoovered in the m-
oral store. The townspeople were an
able to confine the flame- to the store
and the other nearby buildings were
anon ablaae. rearing that all the
bulidlnaa in Pownai Center would be
destroyed. the town authorities called or
upon North Atlanta. Williamatown.
North Pownai and Bunniunton. for aid.
The Baptist Charon. a wooden atroc-
Iure. wait alto destroyed. By Iii o‘clock
the fire had bean extinguished.
weenie to the docinllat meeting to-
morrow night. In artou Hail.
SUPPER Alli
' EITEITIIIIEIT
A «with new and entertain-
ment which am about tit. was do
ammonium: unionist
«Malaria-Fm attain-
IIIMMM mo to too a tin-
iii»: Med. and it mt
. midi“ “mm“ “tie “‘ft
ea or on were a can
it parallelism lilohard bolt-ins
{gait iii titrated or this part
”if "l. 0' M Wow:
a... minimize... Adi...
who
of thlta cohort trail Implantable»
mfiffimtrtz“ on? ten
‘ the mine member: to a? re
A
All AlAYilRS
ga-
Bridgeport’ 8 Executive Shows
State Tax flay Be Avoided
By Seine Economy
liAiil Aim Ailiiliiiillil .
Alli iiil illiiPllllii
Taxes Wore iilpbei- Here Last
Year Because of It
Mayor ilucltinithum of Bridgeport.
has faulted a letter to every mayot In
Connecticut Inviting cooperation to
prevent levying of state tax. and ad
rising an increase in the tax upon
public eon Ice monopolies the property
of whith is not tasted where located
Mayor uchingham does not want
tCoEtinuod on fourth page i
iii
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inn I llllllllli Ill
{Bill Illilillillll
Situations Election impossible
Without Support of the
"faulty Members
ALEANi’, Jan. lit—wrist the deadlock
continues over the election or a Univ
tod Statau‘Senator. the Republican dole
cation in the intramural! becoinina’
a more i portal! element in “the ail~
nation. fore the second joint hub
lot :9“ on today. there aaamd In,
nlon that the element-1
lle’iliflK thehtaelttvs from the Joint
aeaaion No artdonoc appeared of a
break in tho rant.» of the insurgents
whoao chief bond of Union was up
position to Mr. Shannon. and ‘hithout
their old Mr Shot-hon could not in
rreaao bid you» to tho inniorlty re
quired when all the tncmbc-tu are pres-
out,
Mr. Sherman today reiterated hin
determination to stay In the light.
When the balloting began on Tues
till). thr- minority leaders In both hone
out were lat-latent in their demand that
nil the Ropuhilrane altould attend ev-
ery lil‘flfliOll. This was urged by As-
aotublymnn Merritt, the minority lead-
er of the lower honor». and by Senator
Bracken. the minority leader in tho
iil‘niiii‘.
Todny. hoWuvol‘. there was evidence
of n tlianue in sentiment on this qua-a
lion. While dieclalmlna any desire to
aid Mr. Sboehan'a cause Republican
matubora namrtod that after all it
W?‘ a Deniocrntir night. and that the
In utirlty of that party which is hold-
ing out against Mr. Sherman had no
more right to expect Republican aid
than the maturity that favored iii
The supporters of Edward M. g‘hap-
ard are atriviu; already to prevent the
threatened absence of Republicans and
titers was little doubt that every rec
quest for absence will be aubleoted’
to the cloaeai arrutiny and crtlclatn.
The inattrsonta were unable to
agree. upon a compromise candidate
at laal niaht'a conference The tooth
the atand that (mariner . Morn y be
in: in control of a majority of the pan
ty «intentions should come to them
with compromiati“ offers.
bony of them declared that the)
Id accept almost any of the othet
candidates that have received votaa
except Mr. Sherman.
Second Joint ballot tor United States
saunter:
Democrato—«Bbaohoo. be: Custard.
to: Parker. 7; lJttlcton. it; Gerard. a:
Harriett. a; Roman. 2: O'Brien. 1.
Republlraombonaw u .
Mount-y for chateau-100.
r-Couia to the socialist meeting to
morn-ow nialtt. in Arlen Hall.
Ali'l'll POKER l8
' Til! LATIN
Automobile palm to a our aim
alatttlo an “enough
don. who saw it pin ”matey. Juli
where the name was on “ Juli"
not say but he considered there are
quite some pod-thinned to it. *
The players when tamarind
it?“ the ro‘ad an‘duwhaufin admittan-
a come» a one. auto r
and player ad his hand. titer in
one. the number id "id?
tm
ditt'froin
SiXiH iilliiPAllY
illilili SUPPER
Over 100 Members and Friends
in Attendance at Affair
in Armory
When army boys nail into a turkey
hoppere the food lam more than likely to
rhwit eergpldily. That is
exactly what happene last evening to
the turkey auppot that the Sixth Com-
any, C. A. C.. C N. 6.. gave In the
Nurwalk armory But there was
ionough left after all had finished to
serve another crowd though not its
ilarxe a one on was present last even-
lug, for fully a hundred men out down
to the two long tables that were laid
on the main floor of the state armory.
There were present the members of
’the company, the officers, the exvofll-
Acorn and a few of the friends of the
members. and to hear those who were
there praise Ute affair one would
know that all had a fine time. The of
.i’ulr has been planned for a long time
and tin arrangements took a long
time. For every one present there was
about one pound of turltey. not to
mtntion the deings and the. other
litood lhlngu that go with an affair of
this kind
Previous to the uupper Sergeant
Hurley, of Fort Terry, gave instruc-
tionu to the officers on the range soc-
Ifon In the plotting room In the gallery
of the hall. Man the basketball team
was on the floor for practice. Then.
tori, before and after the supper Cor-
poral Perry. arotnpliehod wonders.
along the line of installing the electri-
cal equipment no to telephones. etc.
mmprt‘sln; part of the new equipment
or the armory. Music by the members
of the company also entertained prev~
loan to the eating. which did not com-
imenco until about 9:30 o'clock.
The menu for the banquet was as
follown:
Roast Turkey. li'rosslniz Gravy
Mashed Turnips
Potatoes
Crnnbury Sauce Celery
Fruit
ice Cream Cake
Cocoa
Cigars
Raymond. First bled
New York city, Cap
Fort Terry, Waiter Hy
Allonaad mm
at. Warner
wieceorek
“uni.
the company prurient also. There was
no speech-making. for'there was little
time. but it has been decided to bare
another such affair In the near future.
it was decided Inst evening when tin>
musical talent of the company was ap
parent, to form a company orchestra.
There are a large nutuber of musicians
in the company and the advisability oi
forming an orchestra hilli been rancid
ored for some time. Further definite
plans will be made in the near future
for thin. it in said. It was too late for
a meeting last evening when the ban-
quet was over and this will probably
follow the drill on next Tuesday even-
tax.
The committee to whom the credit
of the affair belongs Is composed of
the following men: Charles Britta.
quartet-master. chairman: Sergeant F.
P. Rooney. Muafcinn James Dunn.
Cooke Donneliy and Valentle. Musician
Jennlnn and Private Monroe. The
committee worked well and faithfully
for the success of the banquet and
their efforts wore rewarded by the
triumph of the affair.
wI-‘reub Pork. email Pork. file In;
amail Fresh Shoulders. 121,“: genuine
Spring bomb. the; heat Roast Baal.
id“ to 16¢. 1b.. and avorythiuar In
pickled goods: Roastinl (thickens. 20c.
C. Chamok. 76 North Main street.
IOAT DRIVEN
' BY lllillllOAIE
EUREKA. Cab. Jan. l8.-—-Watorlox-
god. drifting helploniy before a. fur-
Ioua hurricane. the lumber- laden Itaain
schooner taunts, with to titan. is In
seriouat peril at Cape Illanoo thi-
moral“.
The atcamera Asuncion and Amie
are atandfax by. but In the ra on no
they are unable to give any at . How»
ever. the wind. which reached a veloc-
ity of about a hundred miles an hour
durlaa the nlalit. appears to be anh-
riding.
The first news of the Laittne'a die»
tron his in ”anal: alto rant to the
wirei a station at Cape Bianca reao
tertiay afternoon.
~ The wlraiaal operator «at an “d. 0
it" call. which was plotted uihby the
rumors Watson. la and Anna-
,M A“ litre!
“Danger flagrnflaarofthad
mill craft was awhedto to-Ipl
Alina war passed to the schooner
the Wetsuit. but It watt snapped
git“. the atratn of‘ the storm before a
“Willem
At. aildai t the Warm. which in it
our. laftth
arm
' lllh PM
" are oonidd agrees afi‘dfii
diamanauurpahouia
Among the zoom were ex Captain
to. P Weed «imminent lootingt
Terry There were other ox-odlcers oi ‘ ‘
Decision of the Appellate Oivl - .. '
Suspendlng Attorney lent .
Matter of Record ~
An order suspending for six moo W
for unprofessional conduct was out.
resterday III the Appellnle Divlhiou
the Supreme Court New York exalt
Nathan ll. Cradsey attorney. No.
tier tor street. New York, who
brought suit for $250. 000 against '»
\ew York World in behalf of them
t'. Brown. l _
'l he following story appeared in
Vorld today: a
it was after Cliadsey inalituitll
'or libel against The World, and,
newspaper began the preparation
intense that Chndsey's condupt
brought to the attention of the .
\ssociatlon. Otherwise in all pro“
ty it would have passed unnotlcdli.
lnvestiagtion by the Bar , -
:‘Ions Grievance Committee v
nouns Chadsey had adopted to fit
canton of letters which would
iy The World to prove it!
vineed the committee that:
thouid bevpreferred anion.
before the Appellate Division. ‘
Charon Are samurai. ‘
This course was followed. .
vas given a hearing. with the ,
hat the charges were one ,. . ’
mortified was the Appellate
)f the kravlty of Chadsey’a
(Continued on third. .
Classified «automation
to worda or lead. 28 mm in ‘
aacn additional word. I cant oar l.
WANTED.
WANTED-YOUNG COUPLE
me oliud rrAtiuliv tun or three until.
d roottta: lllmit'l‘fllt‘; within is
l Washington SI State portioningr
trend 1’. C. Sentinel office.
WANTED- ~ i‘.\ Plait”: NCED
wenvnis “untied at «not Aspiya
ally Weaving Co. Shelton. onto. .2.
WANTED—wt GOOD GIRL ma»
Iral iiousrworlt. No. 4 hi
Norwnlk. '
WANTED Gilli, FOR 05
iouacworit in family of two; In .
rind cook and ilullililt‘firi. Call at t
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