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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 10, 1911 · page 1

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Charles H. I-lawxhursi, One oi
the Inidesi Norwaik Busi-
ness Man, Is to. Retire

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it was rumored on Saturday that
the Fairiield County Dairy Products
Company had bought out the business
of Dairyman Charles H. Hawxhurst,
and would assume full charge of his
routes. it was known some time ago
and since the company purchased
three acres of land in Prospect ave-
nue that there would be a new move in
this line in Norwaih, but just what it
would amount to was still a matter of

» speculation.

When talking with n Sentinel repre
aentatlvs this morning Mr. Hawxhurst
said that it was practically so that the
deal had been made and that ho hum
sold out his business. but he did notI
cure to tails much on the subject luatl
now. Asked how the company would.
conduct their business and along whet.
[instills stated that they would no a

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unifies: by hailing his supply man.
bought out. , This was the action of an
oiled} company and the local dealers
were not in fayor of this method. I
For the past week surveyors have

‘ been at work on the land purchased in
' Prospect avenue,.and‘now everything
anaemic its in wellness for the work
to proceed. a large comm blocs

" milk will he received tromihe refiners
and with the latest‘uptc-dste and best
posited?" ohhhitlons will be prepared
for the pound: market Of course all
of the lahd’ in the latte lot purchased
will active Wary but the men own
it all to do with as they might please ‘

It is generally understood that a;
street. will be opened through the place

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Former Wife of Frank Gould and

following of interest to local people.

was brought ashore by Mrs. Thomas

building will be erected and here the ~ "

t rod t t e fiouih Norwslk Post- on
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‘Her Husband Return from
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Today’s New York American has the

Ralph Thomas and his pretty wife!
who was formerly Mrs. Frank J. Gould,
have taken up residence at the St. Rex-
is, after completing an around-the-
world honey-moon. I

last night Mrs. Thomas laughed at
the report from San Francisco that she
ran ashom carrying a camera and look
ing for something unusual to add to
the supposedly long array of interest-
ing travel pictures. i

“Really, I haven’t a thing to say. not
soothing," paid the attractive matron
who was Miss Halon Kelly as a de-
botanic.

Society was surprised by the 'an—
nouncement in Juy, 1910. of the em
gagement cf the divorced wife cl
Frank Jay Gould and Ralph Hill Thom-
as. nephew of Washington D. Thomas:
president of the Sugar Trust. They
were married during the same month
at the town apartments of Mrs. Gould.
No. 540 Park avenue.

The adventures of the world-tourinfl
couple attracted attention several
time during the past year. In Honiulu
late in February the hotel management
charged 83 per day for the caretakinc
of the Chinese show dog Ko. which

There existed a sharp controversy
for some time aftu- the wedding of
Mrs. Thomas over the custody of the
little Gould girls. Dorothy and Helen“
Attorneys for pr. M claimed the“:
the lather was entitled it) till mam
oltthe daughters for nihe months of
Hit use white mm. causes
of myths. could only hove than
lor three months. Latarlt the smell
thetwhilr. Gould'now has the right to
take the girls away from this country.
and he may do so neat summer." \

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President Nehemiah Castles. of the
Merchants' and Henniadtutwgs’ Aeso-
elation. has coniplotod the listof coat
mittee appointments. makinl an-
nouncement today of the following:

Cammlttoe on Municipal Adair-s—
Frederick A. Hunkemiar. chairman:
Frank Fitch. Harold 1". Clark. Charles
D. Rogers, Willard Bodwell.‘ Thomas
Robins. Lawrence A. Douglass. Menu

 

 

 

that will connect Prospect and Frank
lln avenues. This would be much ap-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Grand view avenue is very crooked and;
steep This new road it opened at the
. proposed place would be a continuance
'p‘i, Dover street and would rive tho
people desiring to come up the bill a
"strsiaht and much milder srade to
climb.
That, part of the property not to be
used tor the building and the street
' "will be out ’up and sold to private prop-
‘erty owners. The land is verywalusbie
instills section and it is thousht that it
he ‘soon built up. . The lotto hues-

 

 

preciated as the present Joining street, I

sin-is the lot animals: the Ire. llead

; rice H. Nutiinx. Dr. R. n. Per-due.
‘ Harry Mather.

Committee in Harbor 1911 Improve
meats-Edward F smith. chairman;
IWIlliem a. Hoyt. o c. Hamish. unl-
r. Howard. George R. VanMstyne.

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Entirely new showina at the Smart
Hiiiinery Shop. in Wall street. Nor-
wallt. opposite hotel.

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TOKIO April 10 .--The notorious Yo
shiwaii. the principal uuartor oi To-
kio, inhabited by the licensed heis-
lrae. was destroyed by lire. yesterday.
him of these houses were almost
palatial in ‘appoai‘snco. and a thou»
sand or them were burned in a little
more than three hours Six thousand
female inmates were rendered home-
less.

The Yoshiwarl is conducted under
government licenses which provide
tor the establishment o! hospitail.
and several or these institutions also
were horned. The are. which began
at 11:30 o'clock in the morale].
spmd over a vast one. it was fan-
ned hysstvanssoutherawlnd.aad
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approximation Helm all“ .
a lathe is r ct warned were
severely tainted. has. as tar as is
known. no deaths have occurred. Five
hundred troops are naming the ten.
ritory. When the wind died down on
the clear oisht the entire W

ml to estimate the total loss. .
The world-famed Yoshiwari lies
aboatooe toilets the notthotdsakuse

ale probably .napsiallelsd is any other

scale in the provincial Japanese cities.
with its masons structures. guarded
by iron bars. directly on the street
line. and its thousands of [ally . be-
doohed residents.

This whole quarter is under special
municipal surveillance. with the Mill".
that at times perfect order prevail-
ed. enabling strangers to observe.
while walking through the streets. the
manner in which the Japanese have
solved. in their own manner. one at
the veaed athstions of all apes. The
district to the north was occupied
ran-adv by small and flimsy dwellin
places and many tea houses.

During recent years several very se-
rious lira. have occurred In Japan. In
august. "or. a ooahasratioa at W

 

woos-oh.»
houses are is Wiser-a

shiesot Tohlo matting-si- the.
“ glowing enlists. n is impossible at

Park. Thesisiflstaresestedsspeotes,

country. has reproduced on a entails-q

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Bonner. ennui goon. April 10.-- 7
Two hundred men. Mason and child-
ren wees burned lowdown, last night.

 

broke out. There was only use «it
"a 9» Minimum . .

man, whose automéhlie turned turtle
while he was driving at considerable

speed in Connecticut avenue. last
Thursday external,» died yesterday
morals: trots his infirm. Even at the
time he was hurt liaise apparent that
he had probably m seriously taint.

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It my that In additiotflhav.
insight-m so his debt sleet-obs.

sensed alas: the Turnpike and My
turned upside down. with all Mr
wheels in the air. alter the loll. front
wheel struck a stone. Garbo wadjdriv-
iu toward Stamford at the time and
’hed'passed over the Norwelh town has
intonation. Other automobiliais hock
his! to W and the damaged car
was later taken to the ifsrlsa assess.

Garbo was not completely disabled
attbetinieofthelocident. Restated
to are; hirseeli iron beneath in. do
brissnd washelperltohietesi.

The deceased was salts a prominent
ltaliaaraslseat ct motors. He was

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Tff’ Jen Aliensso’s canon Likely

memo. local high school team

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Visitors ironl Wesipori rut Up a
Fine Coolest Whitby
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hhsBaIIde‘

The baseball season was auspicious
is owned in Norwallt. Saturday after-

 

last and debated the teen horn 8w
pies Hlahachool. of Westwrt. on the
Colonial lot. Whileit was almostoer-
salami. the lease would be than by
claims. a It!” came. caevorthe
luainthemt union by the West-
on“ boys. and it need not be said that
they have every right to be proud of
their team. which is strolls ln .ita

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out as a very wean one.

M. the awning “vise. he one! for
his most. “Christ's Monaco Air
piled." and la the evasion. “Max the
mm." the serum in each case
bolus able. comprehensive and full of
live missed.

The dumb is new plantain: to have
aressptloeilasltanew pastorol’Wed-
nesdey event”. AM! 10th. He will
move to loath Norwalh with his her-
Illy within slew we “claim is
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WEATHIR I'DBIOABT

. chanism. however. the big liner wan

Iprsssed spirit. and that was Captain

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Vessel Which Missed Her Course
Last Week, New In New York

 

NEW YORK. April 10.——Dieplaylng
two black balls, the usual "not traded
control" signal, the steamer Princess
lrene today safely reached and passch
in the harbor entrance which she miesi
ed last Thursday morning in the foal
burying her nose instead is the Fire
island sandspit where she was held a“
prisoner for the better part of four
“long and anxious days. I
Except for a broken rudder post. the
irons was believed to be none the
worse for her imprisonment oi! the
lone Hill Life Saving Station, fromI
which she was so fortunately released
yesterday afternoon after her 1.720
passengers had been taken off and
landed Saturday morning. mcause oh
the derangement of her steering med

not privileged to come in under her
own steam. She was surrounded by a;
host of tun which had «sorted her!
from Fire island waters. to an anchor-
age outside the her late last night and
which at 8:15 o’clock this morning
took up the slack oi tirelr hawsera and
mumed their work at getting the lin-
er into port. I
_At 6:45 o‘clock the Irena passed in
Sandy Hook In tow of four tugs. From
that point she will be examined by di-
vers and then sent to Newport for ex-
amination in dry dock. The created
part of the cargo is still on board and:
it will be discharged at Hobolten so
soon Ias possible. i
From Quarantine to her Hobokenl

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Woodmen-illusion . I
Quitsaorowdhsfl “tossed on the
Wmmunm»
mummmamm
wavieshaollteschlus. . i
butinahselsdemonstradonotweh
mend roiolslutherewaeone do.

Frederick van Lotion Petersen. com-
mander of the irons. He had lost his
usual cheertnlnsss and seemed to have
sqedI neatly since the ship went,
am When spoken to on this
bridge as the issue eatse up the has!
be hell! he deeply normed his IsisJ
fortune. bet‘sald he was returning to
await the result of an oloial inquiryl
'l have done my duty as best i
could." he said. and there was tone on
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GINIBOLA QUIT IITTLED AND

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statement leads by Dr. Henry Geni-

ssla loam Action Against Wife.

BRIDGIIPORT. April tc.-ln a state-
ment today. Dr. Henry Conioola said:
“The matter at that suit against my
wife has been amused in a mass
astlstaoeory to me. and the suit tor
the mount ”$3.000 has been with-
drawn and the property in question
has heed minced to Hrs. Contacts."

Oaleodsyoliastweah. Docent-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Who's who in county's” '
soon to be known. seysa story‘i
urday’ s Slamlord Advocate.

place is simply that hit. emu
happens to be Joint chum
*Democratic‘l‘own and City 7'
The means of memo? of
ion, whichever it may no
secret ballot. The ballot is to ,
by the members of the rows 0 ~13»
tee and the monitors of the ,.
Omnmittee orthoneInoeraiic “II

answ- YORK. AM“ "is.”
Plans. aleweler. is under '

000 worth of securities
Bancroftseniormetoberoftbp .
enamotGeorssnea'ersnI fir.
”.mlerohhdlaehm ‘

was arrested yesterday.
sonsliy by Inspector M
detective bureau, remgnded Ml.
headquarters and will again be
to police court today. News of
rest was withheld until this-

Asron Bancroft was hailed
kaohked down by two nap in»: .
riders of the Produce lem “
ty Deposit comb-av while he '
vying the securities In a lane
lope tied with tape. One of
helpedhimiohiskotand ~ g
what hesuppoesd was his is
When he opened it four M
found substitution hall M

 

 

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