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lilliillllii not ill
tilts ill illilliiliiliiiii
_ Supposed to Have Been Hiding
Thoro'ior Two Months
A systematic search was. begun to-
day of a wild stretch ol' brush land to.
the west of thin ploco. where it in be-
lievctl Antonio Sabine, an Italian, air
pnt'ently insane and who 8 in thought
may know something of the circum-
stances of the murder of Harry H.
Mnudlin at Wilton is in hiding. Depu-
ty sheriffs with u posse of men and a
force of volunteers surrounded the’
trnct this morning and began beating
’(tal'cii‘llliy to a common center. The?
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
W
SPEEllv-BOIT STRIKES
Itosruto too '
While running up tbs Newton”
‘ w W luttbdtm the docks St.
George Pulp an! Paper Comp-thin.
urday night. about 7 o‘cIOck the Hing,
Shaw Brothers‘ fast speed boat, ran
Jute ii huge log, {bought to have drift-
ed down'the harbor from the demol-
ished ehack in Wall street. That the
bout did not have a hole stove in it
Will due to the fact thit she was not
running st fulispeed. and probably oil4
that caved it from more serious injury
on it wasp was the steel reinforcement
on her sharp bow.
in the boat at the time were Messrs.
if». .
' when it moved into its quarters in the
W
At a special meeting at the govern-
not heard oi! the South Norwallt Club.
held Saturday evening. it was found.
that the club was in condition to liquii
date the lost of its indebtednees tor.
money torwurded to provide furniture
new club building.
When the club took possessionmot
its new quarters additional iurnlture
was necessary which required a con-
siderable outlay that the treasury
could not supply. At the suggestion
of its vice-president. E. H. Mathewson.
a series of four per cent. notea were
loaned to obtain the desired amount.
these notes to be paid by drawings as
funds accumulated to meet them. They
were all taken by members of the club.
and at various times had been paid
until only $200 in union remained out-
standing. at its meeting Saturday
night, when it was voted to pay them
oil.
The club now is entirely out of debt
and atill has a neat surplus in avail
able funds.
It was voted to serve it lunch elec-
tion day evening. and to make the first.
smoker of the season a celebration of
debt clearance by a burning of the
notes.
-.
Captain William it“ Bylogloh's
Flicker Greased Line First,
and on: Second run
Norman and Godfrey Shaw; the owners
and W. Franklin Bishop. Jr.. of Non-
waili.‘ They had been to the Norwalk
Yacht Club and The Knob and the boat
was being brought to net- moorings in
'Norwalk below the Wall street bridge
at the time The young men were'
quite anxious for a few moments after
ntrilting the leg. but a hurried investi-
‘gatlon showed that there was no hole
in the croft and that it would get to
the dock all right.
Upon reaching the dock s more
careful exuminstion disclosed a large
dent made on the right ride of the,
how. The paint was scraped of! for
come little distance around this dent-I
The boys consider incur;
used place;
celvns lucky that their beautiful speed
' bout was not more injured.
it was but a law days ago that Har-
bOr'Master Hiram sherron warned the
contractor razing the Manlce Del".
llooh‘ivood shock In Wall street to al-
low no more logo to drift down the
harbor. He tent-ed an accident similar
to the Show accident. and it is quite
likely that an investigation will he
“milk! into the. matter hy'htm.
sootsttofra and
ll ablil‘ii lilllltll
A gootbslnod gathering was out on
Saturday evening. at the local Socialist
rally. when 1. (l. Phelps Steer and
Mrs. Stoker were the speslterl'ol the
evening. Robert Rivers Ls. ldonts.
editorisl writer or the New York can.
who chairman of the ‘lncctins Ind ul-
tor a few remarks which were right
to the point. introduced theflimit‘ltl‘t
Mr. Riches, in hilt address. made clssr
litnt the eboiaiist party stood tor the
workers. the lsborlng ethos. .
Mrs. Stones ststsd thst their out?
"I.
. at the nest ml. and
local issues. ‘lts noses
; it Mr. Yourdishi gets” the timeout or
relief lgotu the mascot oppressive 1
. ital
A W on. litany friends slid cont
.tttitmttttt not
i
i iiiilli Willi'iiilii
i:
Messrs. Chadderton and Gerard
i Woo Exciting Altair
l
Captain William H. liylngton‘s new
yucitt, the Flicker, crossed the ilnlsh
line tlrst in tbd race oi the Norwalk
Yacht Club. at Hickdry Bind, Sutur-
day afternoon. but by the handicap-
ping, lost drst place in the event to
the Eolia. by shout one minute and a
l
i
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
—-s. MOLNII A co.
Announce their Fall stillinery Open-
ing Wednesday and fi‘hursday. sent.
20 and at. All are cordially invited.
81 Walt street. Norwsllt.
DANOIRO INGOUNTIHID IY sec.
0ND HAND FURNITURE OIALIRO.
it is reported that Jacob Yourdishi.
proprietor of a second hand furniture
store in Springwood. had a narrow
escape from being stabbed. yenterduy.
when he attempted to collect a bill
due him by an itsllsn resident of Loan
ington avenue. and had it not been tor
the tact that soother anilsn'hsd is
cooler head than his companion. and
csught the tulle arm Just as it was
to dsso’snd in the direction oi the
startled arr. Yburdisiti. it is onto" that
.the incident caused «all Mimi
for the time. but it is thought that as.
blsuaiioos will follow which will cov-
er the hatter are securely. especialty
his bill.
tum
Waiv-
cor-6MB 6F rams.
W; m waprsss our sincere
who were so kind to in caring.
bruit stun run
M Mil flifltil'
‘mmwemm
., mummmuteum
ed outflght yesterday afternoon about
2 o’clock. when his automobile plung-
ed trout New town avenue otter a stone
wall of four feet in height into on open
‘ot Peretto Home by Deputy Sperm
n
Bwkdn 8th and V“.
Oihsr injuries
Safety and Esoapadlsm “
Thst ll. 3. Van Intaen was n‘ot hill-
lot and tell on top or him. its consid-
«nu-ans.-
(Continued on third page)
and assault st a christen-
ing at the bran home in Alton street.
Saturdsy night. resulted in the arrest
John H. liialte. at 12:16 o'clock. He
was charged with breach ol the peace
and assuult on Peter Christiano, oi
Peat swamp. sort this morning in court
pleaded guilty to the charges. Judge
now-c at. Lockwood continued the
case until Saturday morning at 0
o'.cloclt
Christiano appeared to Ollesr Then»
as 1.00m» andapcclal outlier Wil-
liam ll. Payne. on Saturday night. and
complained that he had been assault-
ed. hints of violence were plainly
evident on his head. which had been
quits badly cut. The wounds showed
that ths instrument had been a blunt
rather than a sharp one.
Christiano said that he had attend-
ed the christening of the baby of
Moron a brother oi the man arrested.
”and that sttorward. during the cele-
bration of the event. which is a not-
able one in. lulian cirolcc. the fight
began. Perstto Marco battered Chris-
tiano‘s head with a stone.
and part outside, the lone house be-
ing Just over the line, the embers se-
cured Deputy Blake and went to the
place in an automobile. Here they
found Home on the bed with his
brother. and Christiano ldsutliled the
man as his assailant. The stone with
which the assault was committed [as
also on the bed. and this was brought
along as evidence. '
Morse was released under a bond at
050 tor his appearance this morning
He came to court and pleaded guilty.
but Judge Lockwood continued the
cove until Saturday.
nausea LiNl HlApmn TGI’MY
, music a. n. Waterline; tbs U. to.
Engineering Corps. arrived in town en»
the «i: all o'clock train. this afternoon
and at 3 ooioch that a number oi
honth Norwsllt gentlemen ut the South
Norwailt Club psrlnrs in Nerds to
the harbor improvement line. hgvlag
been requested to come here b the
wor department. ‘
meiotic tNGPIc‘tiON iN NI)”
LONDON "HOD“
mow caribou. Dept the—Autono-
ration in school administration was
schools today by use ot a nurss who
cal inspection. The nurse will miss
parents of the condition oi the
hit on in "hit
PM “GI 08 Mfr tom? ‘0
As Aiken street is part in the citya
begun "in the .ltiew Inudon public ,
win my particular similar: to steth- , "
vote pupal-sloth
nearby butid'
. ‘ would have
. but for a tortuo-
twind. '
wastrephe Just
g fail term will be
alter I
watched by smoke.
down stairs they
. radius in the m-
.. lit. The made their
, ham but were nuns
.ivss equipped with an
elooueul: waist system. but this are
had secured no good a start. to he
come. end its building m snotty
a mass o; it it w” horned to
I W 1 .
hr.
The anorectic cuss asst spam no-
debutant, 5 would havovet tire to this
house. and lihowiss to the Episcopal
church nearby. but tor a rsiulall
which had waited down the roots and
walls or the building. Look or wind‘
also wars (astute in preventing the
spread of the names.
Bally spectators at the scene no
titled the smell ot gasoline. and this
gave rise to the rumor that the In
was 0! ”Wroclaw. This theory
is ob! generally accepted. however.
and it is believed that the lanes
started room the central fire place. in
which a hearth tire was burning yet-
terday. The on place bass was of
concrete and the lining was or as
to‘s and metal. but it is believed that
the flames in some way managed W
get around these obstructions and out
into the walla. The tire scouted to
have started in this portion of the
building.
Principal Sanford today mods ar-
rangements to open his school on time
in the John Close residence. The gym
nssium oi the school will he used roeJ
an assembly room. in the meantime
building plans will be formulated at
once and s new structure will rise.
probsbly on the dire of the old.
IOVI evens POLLIV'I close
Boys invaded the sacred precincts
oi Barney Policy's cellar. Donna!
morning between t and I o'clock. sud
cider barons the owner heard titan.
Mr. Policy was awakened as the boys
left his collar and all but csught their
llsd he been a tow seconds earlier he‘
might have gotten hands on at least
one oi the youngsters. '
They closeted an entrance through
a collar window. which had been left
outs to! ventilation purposes.
it
«Jot! Hill! mention DAV.
't-passsngsrmrlsg car. limousine and
taxicab. 'l'al, twp-ll. . ~ . .
noting, you: boom obtuse!
new WNwfllih Ms on
com cribs new occu‘coticot actions
for Woman will bsglulomstt. today
thst. the ”MM sodomut has
been deposited in fluorides to the
credit or the incomes. in. m
colonial or on wits silica by it»;
«lilting. one of thefi g7
. waa burned to 7 f ..
a and 3 o’clock BM”! Kl!
alive that for a Team. by g moi Seven
ninth tliii
the former John" ’3 "
Milli liliiliii
got away with twelve gsllous of cm '-
trcnstar strum worth or securities
oi dolomite
to Four. Saturday
jilililiiiitll stout
in a loor‘cly played game. the Mar»
1 to 4. The game was played bolero
a goodst crowd end entertained
the some with a spectacle of errors
(Continued on Second Page.)
Will till it flit
7 g ’wsarwca treason“
,Ihewors tonight or Tuesday.
if
walks put the hlbosh on the Knights
at Columbus team. Saturday eiternoon.
at muscular“ Park. by the score of
8ii Milli iii’i
lotion curtiss Decides Against ’
anon Petitioner Who Claimed
to Beliniswioliy Detained
Rafael Marx moat return to“ Dr.
MoForiand's auditorium in Westport.
This is the decision,,handed down But
urday by Judge'iioward .1. Curtis oi
the duperior court. Judge Curtis held
two hearings on u writ of battens
corpus obtained by Attorneys anery
It Westone. who cisltned Marx was
being unlawfully detained in the san-
itarium
Much sensational evidence was
heard during the court sessions.
Manfa lawyers declared their client
no sent to the nanitoriuvn by his son-
feared to have hind! tilt
oral physicians testified M‘
was incurabletand Dr. Dielendot‘t’ldc
ciared the old men wannabe.
in his decision Judge Curtis said:
“I and the issues against the peti-
tloner. Rafael Marx and he in re-
manded to the custody’ot D11). W.
Momma.» be held under to. corn-
mittnent oi the probate court:-
lot I
A portion otthojoot oi u'“i
bound railroad station. in Darisnpwas
destroyed by are, Baturdu slumps.
“telling a loss of about taco. and aim
isaotbeenlertheedomotthslllsgls
Hook and udder CODMY. assisted
materially by the Darleu and May
down baseball players. the whole sta-
tion would have been gutted. the
domes gathering rapid headway under
the ialoeacc o! the brisk winds which
blow in iron the out.
John P. Drummer. boot and shes
dealer and tonsorlalist. of Main street.
discovered the blue and quictdy
turned in the alarm which brought the
W: are department. bonded by Chief I. r.
btoorss. to the scene. The chemical
wagon was dragged out by a couple cl
strong horsemand the tight began. in
the meantime. before the department
arrived on the scene. Judson Winner
did gbod work with an extinguisher.
holding the w ll much as Winnie.
About the title the department an
on a dead runs and did excellent
work.
The roof was recently repaired by
the railroad company. new in paper
having been stretched mas as a
sategusrd easiest dying sparks. Ap-
parently. the paper was detective and
casssd that what it was designed to
prevent
\
0
acre suns mro moon.
nul—
Latter Was Nililtly injured in octo-
also In new... '-
lsosuss the brains on Jacob Idli-
lsr's automobile did not hold the rear
mudguard on his machine struck John
Iatss wagon to Main attest. this
morning. and as a result dent-
ed the" mudguard on the automobile
slightly. The trouble was caused by
a trolley car, which had it stopped
in time would hsvs glven'ths autumn
hlls a hhahcs to amps Mags.
The report mohsd Norwaih that
tun] herssbsd been hunched down sud
_ialursd..hut this was» not true award
lug to Mr. Ililier‘s statement. His
slight one and tits damage tniluaisrlal.
mu not! will swash“ m,
rived. the baseball players came up the ~
rast- audgoard struck the trout wagon
hub in passing. the blow being but a
dine actorsocppsa. the better stop
3...... Very mm. Events
Wihleaseii by iltsulrsdsot
Spectators. Saturday
“ ”I m iiiiii‘o'
comm and 0mm}: list
the 0am Race
Eclipslng all lornter functions of the}
same nature. the annual water sports:
of the Tohencke Club were held on
r8sturday afternoon at the club bonsai
on the waters of Long inland Bound !
Before a gathering of several hundnsdl
people the program of events was car-
”-
(Continued on Ninth Page)
not.“ ts» visit ‘
train our unit
_ Attorney John Keogh. chairman or
the transportation c‘etntnitto set the
Merchants' It monuoturcrs' assoc!»
tion. received word trout General lau-
pur .i‘. K Puudsrtcrd. oi the Connec-
iticut Company. this morning. to the
ailectdhat wovlt would be started dun
ing on early part or next wsch on tho
construction or the railroad trolley
loop at the west pound“ station new
oral Manager Puudsrtord was corn-
nucleated with by Attorney Keogh ou- J
iy recently. when the latter inquired
when the work who to its done and is
his reply tits mass-r sum that he
had ntpdo inquiries at the eaglnosn'
department and had been interned
that this work would be «new
i
i
This ccssss as srsst good am it.
the Wills who m. hash wattle:
so, long and so patiently and their
winds will be so. at said when the
{rat shadow of dirt is thrown aside
tilt”, VIM“
lilli tuition r 5
paramount-gators
eecébn took place, 8 ’
illiiililillliiillli
, IW
, flashard w'orhsaddfi
. log. all were in readiness for the stand.
during the early part oi next weal. . ‘
. _Bosuly of Benedict!
The most elaborate weddin
lit. and Mrs Theodorew. A, ‘1
darien. became the bride of F 1,
W
illitnntl
With ‘th at
would mailbag! and with
pen tanned ‘to a turn by
mcr‘ s work in the boiling h ,
natural growth oyster-ha %
and East Norwalk today . _
s ileet tor Bridgeport. where that
lay at anchor until early W: '
morning. when they will raid the
natural growth oyster beds with
Vengeance. ‘
The law governing the closed
son for dredging oyatera on the s .
beds comes oil on Wednesday. w
law went on July 20. and since tags
theee hardy oystermen have ‘
unending their time on the clamor!“
beds. During the past two wean, ‘ ‘
have been at their boats and. _
meat with the result that this
The trip to Bridgeport was in}.
nature at a race, every mother’s ..,
of them being out to beat their om
panlons to Bridgeport. One p'
race is attracting considerable at
tion among the oystermsa of
Norwulk. and that is between ‘ g
and Charles Tobey. Both are on! ' ‘
.t
excellent qualities and both. .
are ntssters of their calling.“
The oystsrtnen anticipatsf
reason will he the best that
experienced during the past I
and a larger number will,”
Norwaihs than there hns.‘
tints. Oyatsrmen and lap
praying for good winds
weather.
Among thofis who isft'liiss
this tannins. ogre Charles
llsm Tobey. ii a. Saunders:
Tobey. li'rea invoioy. Adolph ,
hose and others.
Ml!”
HOIPITAL NOT“.
Paulina Gallagher. ot Wastmt.
firing with typhoid fever. win
ted Saturday. 3
'l'hsrs will be a meeting cl ‘
ins. hose and Emmott
tomorrow mailing. to.
Taylor I: Golden. in W
strut.
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