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Flames Bursting Through the Root of the Former“. Duty Car:
penter Shop Caused Fears
That Entire Section oi Wooden
Buildings Would be Destroyed—Two Buildings, Valued at
About $1, 000 Each, With Their Contents, Were Practical-
H-
ly Burned, the Firemen Saving the Adjoining Structures
Will i. BRAW Milli FERMS .WHttL [Milli Wilt MM
Mi Mi MMSEMMM
tutu us who
Disappearance III who caus-
es Wild Rumors to Float
About the Town .
Wilton» that peaceful and attractive
little ourbuhau village about nine
miles to thddtorth of South Notwnilt
to just now in the throes of a mystery,
which whispers 'murdor" Not that.
murder has been committed to the
knowledge of anyone no Wilton, but
that it is thought. through the sudden
disappearance oi two Wilton men, that
one of them has been done away with
by the other. '
The roots, as near as could be learn-
od today, are these Turn tutu, fellow
employees of Electrical Contractor
Anion .Grecn, or Wilton,‘lei’t Wilton,
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FliiiMllMt mm A PIMM
1 Ellsworth Oyster Company Had
A
Blow Up—lnsurance Does
Supplies Burned, But ”a Gash-3
lene Tank at the Scene oi the Blaze, Fortunately Did Not
"In Cover the Losses
'i‘wo buildings. worth about $1000 [ which it originated, and the one to the “1°“ ”‘9'” A“ murder “ the "m“
eat-,h iogothm with theit contents of
uonsldota‘hle value, one practically
destroyed by lire at an early hour to-
day. 3,
The structures located
«Steamboat Etude. just in the rear oi
Lincoln Storage Warehouse block in
Water street, and were close to the
dock and freight bone?! or the New
York nndeorwaiit Steamboat Gom-
pitny. When the alarm was sounded
from Box 36,.at the corner of Have
land and Water streets. and the tire-
men and others noticed the domes
legblng into the air it was at first
fenced that the entire “section or wood
outbuildings would be swept away.
By good viork the firemen kept the
flames oonilned to the building in
vnti. IiIerrutI A
LIBIEB‘ iuxnunv
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At, the meeting of Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America,
which was held. inst evening, it was
voted to turn out with Doufilus Fowler
Poet. Grand Army of Republic. to com-
memorate Memorial Day and decorate
the graves of the comrades, who have
gone to the great beyond. The mom-
burs will meet in the robots at 8:80
o'clock on that morning and will dec-
orate the groves at Pine island. East
Norwnik and Not-walk cemeterlou.
Pluns are under Why to institute a
ladies auxiliary to the order, which
will he knovvn as the l’utrloilc Order
oi“ Americn, Alrendy twentydlvo names
have been subscribed to the list for
memherehlp, uud it is hoped that this
number will be increased to titty be-
fore the new order will be instituted.
Ouovpropoeition was received by tit
comp and wih he noted upon at the
‘next meeting, which will he held on
June ti, it being decided to hold no
sousioh on May 30
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DRUNH WHEN HE STOLE fiHOEG.
‘ r Judge Tammany Continues Lowle'
Cattle tor Further mambo...
There were two In... hetero Judge
Wiitirun ti”. Tmmenr ut the ‘i‘owu‘
Court, this mornln‘k Titomuu Mot‘oy,
churned with druukonueeo. was found
guilty and dnhd to and coetfe 2..
Willinm Lewis. oi’ Bridgeport, wen
apprehended loot evening. by Acting
('epiuin from; a. titration. churned
with their and drunkenness, having
cont nod paid at shoes
item .inoob;~flohnuii'
yetcerdny utter-coon.
in .
iSlentnhout Company, and he noticed and one for 1301110“
south.
Watchman Discovered Fire.
night watciInIun on the property of the
the names coming through the build
log for many years occupied as It cur-
~penter Shop by the late Lewis W.
Doty. but which for some months [Ind
been leased to Homer 9. Crew. Mr.
ILockwood ran to Box 85 sud‘ntt‘er
turning in the alarm started habit to
'xet out the callable been on the their
and attempt to light the (ire tingle
handed. He "had not done so, however,
before the tire companies were on the
scene. William Mothersou ‘ and Ed.
word C. Wilson with the Old Well
. (Continued on Second Pane.)
explosion causes 1
omnoromceo
DETROEI‘, Mich. may
Dinner Henry Walpole touched his life
curly today to have the lives of sever-
al persons sleeping on the third rotary
or a building at 137-139 Bates street,
which was shattered by an explosion.
holieVed to have been caused by gas.
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Walpole rushed from the police titu-
tion neurhy, fought his way through
the flames and succeeded in alarming
the sleepers. Then he succumbed to
an attack of hebrt disease. Jesse Gore
was blown through a second story win
dow and landed in the street, but was
not badly hurt.
The building was destroyed, wittt’n
toes of nearly 835.000.
W
way He woe "ti-Inns
”“Poor men!" said the kind old (lady.
who was seeing the utsté prison,
"Why ore you here?" ‘
“iiecuuoo'my lawyer inherited titty
thousand dollars the day before he
made his chin to the Jury, sud couldn‘t
weep;"~«~.iudue. , ‘ ' .
'ri-ic wnnfron MAN Is Wheeler
Our Wharton eubeoribor in wrong.
We do honor and venerhte our ‘Itrent
statesmen in congress, but Will are
or the theory that row (It them ever
not. more than eighty-sated foot from
the north .wiionstoh host.
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1 too onen A Iueit'
"iionry won't let the huyit'ny too Add
couch ht that department moron - -
;liWhy mt?” I
The. tire was discovered by Miltoui
lockwood at 3:20 o'clock. tie in thci
fir-Police ’
~ with intoxication. branch or the venue
yet clinging desperately to the fringes
I turn *ior live cents.
Sninrduy utteruoon. One was taut noon.
gut 3:30 o‘clock and his name in Harry ‘
ilienton. lie to a halt-breed Indian.
The other mun, Walter lrwin Aiken,
said to he a "had" man. disappeared
from Wilton on the 4:39 train, Satur‘
idny aiternoon lienton was seen its
late an 10:30 which Slturdsy night.
in tloyt‘e Theatre. Since then both
! men have not appeared to uuyone who
Ipoi, an an excuse tor the dimppenr
once or the meow-in Wilton
Today the' Not-walk police“ received
«telephone message trom Mr. Green.
at Wilton, Which told at the arrival ot‘
two registered“ letters, one for Aiken
lientou' s letter
loathe from his sister in Wntorbury,
showing that when it was mailed he
had not rpeched there, even had he
had our intentions or going there. At-
ken's letter came from dowu mitt
the net Chit “(6 letters.
some tiny. tolloflitl the
of the two one to whom they were
addressed. hen caused Wilton to run
flier Wuintd Ind whisper in 1 per-9
oeptibiy louder tone, “Murder."
Yet they have no proof that any thiugl
unusunh dove the diuppemnce at two
men trim the little village of Wilton.
which in mint would be u notlconble’
incident, has, occurred, end this utter-é
noon Wiltonites are vector-log to any
“murder” without even bothering to
whisper it
Benton is ill"! to have money end
Aiken is said to be “an awful but
man.” They are further said to he
«enemies, but this doesn't help out
much. seeing that both have dim»
peered Add the remains of the support
all victim htve not been unearthed.
Norwnlk and Wilton people are
agreed upon one point in this matter,
nnd this in that it is the earnest. hope
at all that neither oi the men tine met
with a mishap. and that the "murder"
mystery will he cleured up so soon
as ponihlo, becnuee Wilton people
are greetahworrled orer the supposed
trouble: o authorities will keep a
keen eye open for the two men. and M'
loaut, one oi them, the supposed our?
vivorwAllton.
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ARREST”) AFTER BTRUGQLI.
me. It. 8- Parheten Throw Men into
one and hence the Police.
Then O Brien, of New Your city, not
arrested inst evening by (linear Chur-
l E. Pose, unlisted by Thomas 8.
Murrdy. pot Harriet street, charged
and resistance or an officer. lie was
very much intoxicated and zero Other:-
Page II grout dent or trouble.
The man had become intoxicnted
and A number or boys evidently tutti
some inn with him. Among them who
Donald Bhounrd, of Wilton avenue
who bought a long inure trout tit
O'Brien tint th
idea thut the knife WM utoieu
went to this home of Men '
chin I’n’rlteton, ct (irons
mum on liiiiil
somewhere and entrained matter. And .
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- they will he released under bonds. as
United Hatters Also Denied Ap-
peal oi til. it. Gij'iiat Company
Who Wantedf‘ilnion tun
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Two Per Cent. Assessmeut to he
tevied to Release Attachment
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Thh mmoitl (If the}. hi. R. G Hat Go.
from the (incision oi the Brooklyn Lo
chi, No. 7, in whichthat. company was
refused the one at the union'lnhei,wne 3
turned down by tile committee on
grievnucos, at the doubttiiuntiion o! the
convention or the ,tinited..tinttnrs at
(Continued on Tenth Page)” ‘
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Joseph Suits and Joseph Being
indicted tor larder .oi‘the'
Bullion at Wedding
II IIIuIn "Willi
They Are. Wanted as Witnesses
Against the Two Principalii
The grand jury took but a very 1w
minutes, yesterday ntternoon. to hriu;
in It true hill or indictment tor mur-
der in tho'tlrst degree cutest Joseph
Being and Joseph unite. in connection
with the murder of Stephen Gomo-
jcnlt, who was stabbed to death in
Springwomi during the festivities tol- ‘
lowing it Inert-lose Gabon Cult. Po-
ter Wiloouond John Lorenz, the other
Hunger-tam held in connection with
the Mice. were not admitted to the
jury chamber end it is holievnd‘thut
important witnesses.
in connection with the on», Cloro-
ner it. it Wihoit round that Joseph
suits did the Itehhtustond tint Jo
each being will an accomplice who
hold the doomed while the death
thrust“: mode. the mummy both:
In “13‘.qu that lioiou‘ held the vie.
rim by the inputs o! the cent. the blood
, s “bends nod clothed being no-
leaner-s, upon when testimony
coroner honed his honing, rm
”Addresses diode by Grand lie * .
Through Georgia." and Grand Reef; be sold to
1 coded with their continued truth. I;
1_ tons service was likely to o. neat
' they would renew it. with deep in
. Int. “ _
' the piano or the Federal council r“
Pisi IIIIIII IIin
In lililiiiitl lfliilllliii
gent Pride, Charles F. Haiioclt
“ and In. Voshurgh
aid only by The Sentinel to its reader
X
ten Premium Coupons cut in order Oi
The largest Attended and most one never used a Safety Razor, you do:
ilnnsiastlc meeting of Sherman Couigne of these up~to~date devices gives ‘ut the Sum 0f $560 for an
IA- .
cil, Royalnrcnnum, waeheld instev‘
itar
hing, in the Mystic Chain Hall licy saver, and strictly san 3" 'tl‘a Patrolman was AHOW
Willihlllgmn street, when l’rosecutitpf the follotgving;
Am... 0...... a Voshurgh we , by Board of Estimate?
overloaded with a; past resent'o jewi'e ‘ - “ ~‘
and Grand Regent Pride, who w H j .
present delivered uninteresting telOM better. '[RSLEY AVENUE '8 _ 1
on the piano und aims of the order& Leather Strap. 1 _
Connecticut. theis year-.1" Strop Dressing _ , 1« 1
Despite the unsettled weather n?“ me I" BE ENE“ IIENI .
gic.
the oppressive heat at the event? 11 th i th outfit .
the meeting wns largely attended Ii “'3 more an Pay 0" ‘3 -
the members euunmuisuc negonywhere in South Norwalk 0r vicinity to One H:lt M
(“0’39 H WWW meme“ 3““ outfits you practically have six
m "m "mum ”“81“" 1m? h“ be strapped same as the ordinary razox’.’
transacted presented Vtr, \oshu d th “B ‘ v“ Sitar ,, Dres “I
utthausut renoutsiewel accompan- an M 3' ‘3'“ Y P gum it has «been decided EM
ing the presentation with u few or re shall be no motor cycle 1 .
Sum"??? r233”? “r ‘0 0:fibmding required on any style razor for wltl'rwalk police department. ,
canon r- 8 5 3 is all eliminated erd or estltnu and tn'x‘ntion of
The program of the evening cone city of Norwalk 1) id 3 special in
:d ofitzpoithius, tsgxfixmgizj out “NEW“s at any time .and “then" .ing inst evening to ct on this the, i
on omey mu. 0 .S" ' t
“Petition" Chm“ 1r. mum, he Sentinel office, Washington St, along with the grading 0 Eve“
spoke interestingly on "Reminiscenifits-
ol‘ Hie March With General Shem;
(Continued on Eleventh Page;
Sentinel ‘iovocm nurse
”i Allll versions
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he.
Pride. who discoursed on molten Ii
taming to the benefit of the order. “3' at m” Spatial
At the conclusion of the anonltii
the meeting come to a close and
frelhiuents were enjoyed by the Inc”? time by calling
here. all of whom did ample justice:
the “teed, coming a social time
while.
'Ifll‘ Four ladies were present It
meeting or the Town Board or ,7
‘_ 1 mate and Traction loot drill! '1 '
‘ ' . 1 their number, bliss Elsi Hill,
w“ _:IL t avenue, daughter of W 1
, 1, 1 i“ J. Hill sddeosoed thebourdrol-
” to the medial inspection at M
M rile. she asked tor in tip"
it $2,000 tor a nurse and at 1
. 0 look after the inspection it! I
‘, tildren in the schools 0! the tom
1 said those advocating the
. be buttoned. if thereon!
ooth. to obtain simply on .1
duty it would he" to remit lid
tan any dim,
notice in her inspections
Folehsld West (inoculation A \BLE COUPON
Mills nationwide 30 "i “be exchanged tore "Hind.
Nflmlk PM? In! allied to those obtained
. oducts such as the following
06cm R It i‘ on mm 1 ltot‘nluto
A“ “an amine" 0! the FL“ 3 lAii‘I‘IEoli': SWIM-I l'nlinli qul lli‘vtitilng
id W0“ Minion 0‘ confluent- iiultrr‘h‘l‘rrmiutx i‘ornnu‘utr M
" i .' ‘~ We Inn 0
“an“ Chum”. VIII hold ya“ “l‘ln‘ull‘i’ulllitfinl {Eiciinor
ntternoon ll. the South NOI‘WB‘ it Hi order 8 Soups and t‘ ioniisor
attention“ Church Rev. Ch *’ (“‘3 '
Btmer, of Greene Farms
'l‘unu \lur” SVIIII
"Plum; ltuttbn to rob
“Llilzol 'ai’oriumeu bud Toilet Roe
iutlt'
moderator and Rev. Chafidrlnu t'mvrmrl Bultluiu‘t: : Ituuiur llmlti 1 m” ‘
and Bonds" also iven b Thousands o - j'
the scribe. “NDINT otoAn Tonia at?
The letter of resignu
Charles 8. Alnciarinnd stz VA! hhi‘nBlb‘UCOUPON from
records concerning 0‘ .e action do
were read by Mrs. id: 8. Keep, zafii'walk sentinel
piles ot the church clerk. A DwixbwTON COUPON “ 5"
Root). who won prevented from bin, 29% W add at. New Yuri: City
present; Ad- Write toriii‘tmirmmi Guinea 0
Following this the moderator on I?,';“‘3‘I"3‘ii.3l.ilf’Iilt‘h‘: ‘k much”
upon Dr. Morten-lend tor ouch Iii
utent no he might cure to Incite.
response hr. Mocturinnd nsve n ott'imain Street
moot oi the room: why he wished .
have the cultural rotation direct...
and paid at birth tribute to the ehu m 3th
which he had ourr ed tor tive yearnsI 1
bonito highly at its many kinduedfl
to him end his home. {
On behalf at on church, hon
could» a. at. John mum um Iii
they deeply recruited the in» at u"
outer, they felt that the nail w‘"
hodcotne to him was en opportu
and I duty which hit wee Justine
accepting. and that theioniy thine
tho climb to do we: in out not 1
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Ivitotion or the board til-school ’
,i or the town were present in"
hiained the estimates they how, 1
or the coming year. They no
athe «questions or the mambo
anionic board and‘connim :
1 Irmstiqn was secured tumult.
one present were Messrs An-
heeier. Dr. H. C. Sharer, Dr.
1 burn, Dr. William J. Tram
(I Rider.
Imherc or the Board 0! .
teeth. were: Chairman ”in”;
, Clerk Herbert R. Bottle,
. tiwnrto. F‘. B. Smith.
‘ . Holmes. Edward 0
Int, A. M. Pohlmitn.
.m‘ea Hoyt, and B. i... W,
do Hill, Mia: Julio W
litre. c, w. Shelton we .1
I ladle: prudent urging,
-.ion tor medical inspection
it)“.
, . City Ahiietomeetngalcon'l'h ’
‘ Hamilton-
In... “25"
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in Int- ui on if,“ .
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“3‘19 1th ’rIo’us or A snoustoit
liable to court" never acknowied
Norenih ...,s specially when thwfre 1_ ‘
ideilror it
it ’ fl
l 113?? I? 3; the devil discovers n to
Iainoud unity hohuotlugwny an int:
lit‘i‘i)’ (Vtha ram“
It’lmfléifml bride goes all to have
‘3‘"; l‘. 115mm}; me" {0 exproba how
“4.11”."“1 isthterwnrd how the is 1
i, MM‘MBW- M \itnu ii clothes have to
i’“ m" ”m“ or her before eh
turret Booth NI
Zing Mhy Is 1911 hereunto touch
i from iii to 12 o’clock...
in :3 unlock p. in: dig a item}
’3" to 9 “M15: 233% both: iii” '
Ipsthy IQd gratitude. 1
can used, at the New
church: ”quilmild Dr. binomiimo
genpln be new work to which hi.
' :know more about;
livery Sunday»
In mollfiuhd their anoint;
1 1 ilefii'ltt -
' Whole use brutal» he hen , on“. ,3; is the way the its:
dictated. . “I ' ’1‘:pr of the g , betciipnt the " '
u, chino Imel- .... lie
‘ Count May i
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Sunday World
to rattle drink fervour little money.
it‘s a wise proverb toot is
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