Ethnicity , .1
‘ . at the" successful" ‘
merchant ‘ considers
. advertising in virtue .
Sentinel an invest-
ment‘ sure to, bear
fruit. ‘
. “We
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maximum 1870
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a minus
iiiiili
Biiiiifii?
Some Speculation as to Whether
a Police Captain Will Be
Chosen Tonight
an inn on till
a runabout
Bills for City Election Have Not
Yet Been Paid
Not, a little interest is centering
upon the adjourned uncaring of the!
South Norwaik Board of Councilmen!
which will be held this evening in thc‘
l-ouucll chamber in Washington street. ‘
Tin- deadlock which has existed in the
council during the entire tiara) of thief
:ulministrutiou and which several lug
cl‘i'wlunl ultctupts within the past few';
WN‘kt-l hurt- failed to break is causing
' WiliEiiHl Ill liliillilil
Machine from Stamford Crashes
Into Telegraph Pole,'But
Occupants Escape
Tearing along the Milford turnpike.
a mile south of Milford, at a apeed
which the mute evidence of the
wrecked car would indicate was ter-
rific. a low. raking, rebuilt Columbia
roadster automobile containing a man
and two women, struck a telegraph
pole. about 9 o‘clock last evening.
Three of the wheels were demolished
and the machine was badly wrecked.
License Number Removed.
Hurricdiy taking the license num-
ber from the machine, the trio, who
evidently were not iniured to any
great extent. hailed a passing automo-
tbllo anti were taken aboard, goiuu in
the direction of New Haven.
lu‘fforta to conceal the name of the
owners of the
'Jtowct‘cr for before the driver recov.
ered his mental equilibrium it. was illu-
lcovorod. it is ailegod, to be D 148. MM
cording to the state registry the car
.‘is owned by H. .l. and C. W. Bounty.i
of Stamford
Axle Bent.
flow the occupants estuipod from
RilililSiS
ARE "AWlllllliii
Milli lRlillPS
After Defeat at Vlnhaes, Where
They Lost 50 idea, Withdraw
to the Rough Country
JPRIESISJAKE Allllli
machine were i‘utile,‘
~ l’llil Ill lliilililiii
; Head Several Guerrilla Bands
and Urge than to Battle
LISBON, Portugal. Oct. 9.:--'t‘lw Roy-
.alisls after their tlefcat at \‘lnltaos.’
l
: where they lost fifty men. entrenched
:theznsolrea in the rough country and
i are awaitlnx tho arrival of another col.
:umn under Capt. (implore. it is re
‘5 ported that they have eight field pieces
i and four Maxim puns. A party of Mon-
iarchists commanded by a priest ac
ibcing liltiilitlily killed is miraculous.flawed an expreu train which was.
inure than a llllic comment and some1 They were ””0““ 0‘" M the uuiomo~ Ciil'rl'iflii "Will! it) the north. I!!!“ Mon-
criticism.
The Wm)", merits of Frank \‘. ital“! wont cartooning off the road into the the "a“. “mph w“ distorered by tau;
l
umnd and .lt‘runk S. Strattou are ev-I
telegraph pole. The ”iron! wheels
collinear who stopped his train when
crywherc discussed just as boatediy at V were. snapped 0“ the machine "3 " it Willi within fifty yards of the pile. of
llw present moment as they wore:
during the first part. of the udmiuiu-i
lru‘tiou'a lilo. Both candidates have: "0“! ““d ”l" mm“?- “meme“ “t responded and drove off the Royal-i “1‘" "M "° "” °"‘ ”m “"m‘m'mi
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humanitarian
unit not iilllflll
Wealthy New Haven Fireworks
Manufacturer Shoots Girl and
Kills Husband
xnw nuns. Oct. 9.~ery Del-
bluslo. the comely young married wo-
man who was shot. by her grandfather,
after he had killed her husband. yestcr.
day. is doing well at the hospital and in
expected to live. Corona: Mix has
began his inquiry into the traaery and
Domenico Delflno. the grandfather.
well-to-do in this world‘s goods. and
well-known as a manufacturer of fire“
works, is being held without bail
charged with tho homicide.
ilclilno gave himself up
after the shooting. and as yet has
made no statement of the affair. He. is
aixly~ilvc years old. and lived in West
Haven, his llrcWoflls factory being
near the pleasure resort of Sarto Rock.
The young woman, whose ago
twenty-two. was Dolfluo'i
graitddaushter. in her lucid moments
‘ she has stated that the grandfather oh
i
willinall'
tunic. who had been an employee.
They had me to Bmoltlyu on Heptetn‘
‘3' our :33 and been married in that city.
Et'pon their return Delano had been
i had nulien orcr this condition of mind.
i
. bllo as if shot out of a gun. when it audio. They Mm“ m obstruction on] yesterday the Rfflnfllflih" carried Ni'
{so and breakfast to the room of the
couple. Returning later. be opened
, fire with a :lliralibre revolver. lliflfliil"
they were plpestcma. the forward aria1 stones and railroad ties. As the traini h‘ wouadim Delhi-filo. Thc younlf:
la '
favorlle l
was the team of
other people, we not
have that much less '
to worry about. ‘7
WIATHIR FORIGAD‘I'
Fair tonight and Tuesday: warmer.
nutrition tint
fiililliill an lililllllli
James Ackerman Nearly Crush-
ed to Death as its Hang On
to Animal’s Head
an sue
a u in
Siliill}
South Norwallt Baptist and flor-
wallt Methodist Churches
Had it. not been for the presence of
mind and pinch of James Ackerman.
the former trolleyman. Washington
street would have witnessed a spec»
tacnlar and probably disastrous run~
away. this morning at about 9:30
ilavs Special Programs
o‘clock, when a powerful team of box».
are, belonging to Frank Presbrey, of
Williams street. Norwalk. hitched to a.
nun a illiiililii fill m.
uttuu sun but <2 . .. .. .. A
,tbe South Norwalk Trust Company;
buildings. and dashed out of thei
driveway into Washington street and!
Attendance at "I. SDI‘VIBGS mourned ensi.thrcndiug its way between?
one of Thomas C. Catraungh'a big.
be Rewarded Hereafter
trucks on the south side of the street?
and the Putnam Hose supply wagonf
{in charge of Driver Samuel McGowan?
. Rally “‘3', services were be” “‘ ”Winn the north. the latter straddling thel
; South Norwailt Baptist Sunday school,‘ mm“. trucks.
lyoatcrday. during the regular school}.
i
.\lr. Ackcrman. the yhlle was hang-g
’1"! Acting Superintendent F' T‘ 1'3")“ tone hand in its main and the other on?
:and the efficient assistants. the affair its nose, shutting 0" its wind. How it)
i ”9"?“ to b“ “ crowning success ‘ Th“ 5 happened that he was not brushed off.
.Iittle Mule received their diplomaswrmm his ”arm,“ ”Damon and “WM;
unlit}. M“ the couple had thought llt‘tig’mnm‘“ that ”"3" Md successfully”). inlured is one of those. questions . or
ideas ”w ""7“ “I ”W" ”Ward“? d“pinch bustle, but are not answered.
,visiona and went their ways rejoicing! As the horses dashed m“ of the:
the;
gdritcway and turned towards
ibridszc, they passed so closely to the
iCavanaah truck that Mr. Arkerman
ihad to pull himself up almost on the
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QUAKER CITY AUTO RACES.
“'ilfi bent M that ii WP!" it" under the? haltcd_it was fired upon. The troopei “ll!“ crawled under the bed" but "M" Sixteen Cars Started in the Event atihome‘” "a“ ‘0 New“! himself "0'"
friends who desire to see their favor-z sorry atmctacle as it was viewed “n", “m-
itu promoted and are every ready to
expound their reasons. ' "i " '
The recent action on the part of
the crash.
,. .cg, Names Unknown. ..
The report of the crash as the who
; Four hundred loyalists attacked
-. Mscedo as Oavslleflea. which has been
{reinforced but withdrew after a tight
Councilman James '1‘. Powers. Thomas? and telemoh 9010 met could be heard; ”I“ “WNW! '0' ”'0 hmlfl- PM!“
H. Pauly and Jacob Linawelier, Ray~
for a considerable distance. To the
are taking an active part In the organi-
snoudltoa, in leaving the council chum-t residents close by it sounded more ' aatlon of worrilla bands and are lead.
Mr on 'l‘ucadny evmtlux. and in falling? like I “1100!! “10! and WM“ "103‘ I"; “‘1 "’0’“ “l “‘9 00mm“ with “Mm“:
a attend the meeting of the council ; rived on the scene they found the on-it‘nwiflxu The Monsmbl-u' nm are
‘ " Friday owning, hug lent a zest to' cttpenta plotting themselves off tetra? flying over the churches at Costello
isbot her through the breast. The bus.
baud died of. the hospital. but the wife
will probab- memes.
The young man says that her
Isrsndfatber was lesions of her
ithrouah his affection. Ho dld not al‘
{low her to have mule callers at the
“house. and denied her many social
,piassures which women of her age
ihave. She received attention from
i
‘ Philadelphia. Today. lining wedded between the two con-'
i pun‘MmmeA‘ Oct. alduluniveyances. He stopped them. however,
i c". entered into the fourth ‘nnu‘liafew feet further and District Commit—f
in“ not 0”“ am” Cili‘ Motorwem‘“ Edison K. St. John leaped tag
1 Club not any at t! o‘clock today for’u‘M’ heads and M“ “W" smell ““5“;
Elite sum milos arise our the a 1-10.“L
Em"... course in hirmount Park. The? Mr. Artist-man was loading the is»;
llirst a, '0'“ OR by same, 0- 1!".i'0n Willi MTI’QIE from "I. A. F. BCWR‘i
lion contort. v“ ‘ National guided bylman store when a passing locomotive
in. We. who Won the race ouet so a shrill blast on the whistle
in” in . Chadwick in times hours. 29 2 which startled the animals and in so
We contest that Is not lost upon the; firms. Efforts to learn the names of, Bronco and Santa Thyrso. The now} ”Who ““I‘M'“ ‘° h" xrsodfathcl
Wand: of the candidates or citizens at: the trio were unsuccessful, and that ornmenl is finding difficulty in “noun“ finally they decided to b“ ”"11“”.
W80. i man acted all! he was bidding a last; ling the cavalry and infantry in thoi Rather than ”'k the obioctlons "hm”
"it is the point-rat conrcnaua of opium farewell to the wreck when he pulled: mountainous districts.
.Delilno would make and so delay that
10“ ”ml the preannt admihistratloni the dumber from the machine. “‘"fllfl- "‘9 “WW“ '9'“ ‘0 BN0”
i
will leave the upttcr as a legacy forf Band In the Road. § IV“ Delhlsslo "' twenty‘ilve "u":
the incoming Republican administru—V fly a curious coincidence. the WIFHIBIRIB BURREN [0r ‘3" H” h” worked for Delflnm
about eight months and was thorougio'
Ely acquainted with the mailing of fire l
"a" “IRNEB 0'! works. in which Delflno is an expert...
|
As yet no clearer statement of what
tiou to solve. light was not extinguished by the ac.
Then again comes the inquiry as to cldcnt, although the other four lights
what these gentlemen will do. luquir- wore snuffed out. There is a bend in‘
lea have failed to ascertain the Scull the road at the scene. and It is be.
minutes and 7.98 mounds.
The weather was perfect and maimed I0 Ollk‘kli' that Mr. ACkermI“ men were blown to pieces and two. *
police estimated that half a million;'“ “0‘ ‘5’“ to I“ la "'0'“ 0‘ "10m . others were crushed to death by W";
my“ 'er. [found lround "with time ‘0 lion the Inlmfll Ind only i in: lungs. t.
COUNQ.
ilnstant they had started. it all hsp
{had time to leap to the OR horse's}
m
xuuui
u iiillilii
a iiiiillii
Two Men Blown to Pisces andTwo
Others Crushed to Death Under
Tons of Rock
iiiliii WAS ilii’iililll ill
litil lilRIi’S Wlliilliiilh
Were in Shaft Sixty Feet Under '
Ground at Central Park
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.~F‘our men
were killed and sirseriously thinned
today by an explosion of dynamite
:jt’tt'ittd to her marrying Sodovico Delh limit “lid under the careful WWWWW“ 3 in: on lilo side of the off horse. with : sixtr feet under ground in a short
under Central Park, where they Word
working on the aqueduct forithe Cats?
kill water system.
The dead men were all italian lab-
ers, Michael Kearney. foreman o!
the gang, and John Waco, a workman;
may die. ‘
Kearney and John W. Martin, the
night superintendent of the work,
here arrested on the charge of 01'le
inal legiigence. *
The shaft where the explosion one
earned is being sunk by the Dr.
Construction Company of Pitts ,
at oath street. When finished t.
be about one foetus... it"? -- ‘
drilled and Malta“ throws
and is ahead to foot is, ‘
A new shiftof too sass had ..
started work this morning Islam
drill in charge of John Paulina!
struck some explosive. With I midi:
tic roar, tons of rocks shot into ,
air. Pauline and the nearest 1
Ten charges were touched off Soto,
Twenty ma. “m. Zenxle “minus. No damage whatever was “new”.y and it 1. believed that one of
given the word. and he was followed
in another twenty seconds by Charles
Basie. in a Cole. Then the other cars
tawny, Ralph Button! in a taster, was. :
Milli ill’llil llil lift .
meat of this body of men. ulthouah it
in generally believed that (lilicer Ray,
{bond will be their choice. The only
thing which those on the liltilili‘ will
say is that tho question will be not.
tlmi quickly.
In the meantime. the present alluag
lion has left Wailucc A. Sammls' up?
poiutment as a regular policeman out»2
or the question. and chaucce are that.;
lu~~ appointment will be lull to the next 1
:ulmlulstmtiou. although there- is no
nu n'untec that that body of gentlemen.
will follow out tho desires of the pres-
ent council in this respect. '
The present mayor and council hold:
olilce until \i’stlncstlay noon. when that
new administration will be sworn lu.i
'l‘hia learn; but tonight and toznurrowl
evening with u prmsibln upol‘llll moon.
in»: \i'cducsday mornim. for Mayor
Poliimnu to effect. a sctt‘ctnont of thei
lillllcrll qttoaiion. i
The election hills. which worn boldi
up by the committee on flllllllf‘l' on
'i'unvday evening, lard Wonk. arc still
unpaid and if the prcaent council does;
not uncut. they, tun, will be left ovori
for the lnromlua administration it ’
handle.
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BMITH-«llYMOUl‘i.
lv‘t'lctttln in The Norwallta were sur-l
uriml to rccuiw: in this mornina‘ai
nudi tlu- announcements of the mat"2
riuttc of Mina Edythe humour. dough
for of Mr. and \lrs. Charles W. 3”“
not ‘1‘. of \i'lullcld airoet, Elsi Nor-
'Wllllt. and Frank 5. i-lmith, son of Mr.
and Mrs (”car if. timith. of Wilton
:unuuo. The couple want to New Yoi'lt
city Haturdsy and were married union
Iv nut in secret. They are rsceivlns'
tin congratulations of their many
friends today and the Nutmeg Gilli)
boys are looking for Frank who is one
"i the tmmunr members of this crush
nation.
.mwuww
sentinel .. v}... ads. are wonder
Wm kers. .
lleved the driver could not negotiate
the turn until it was too late.
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REIPPDIITED TDWI
course. no isolates
The aelecimeu, Alfred Avlson.
James A. Brown and John
held the second meeting since their
reelection to office. this morning and
at this time made two appointments
engineer and counsel for the town.
First Selectman Aviaou presided. A
formal ballot was cast for town easin-
eer and Charles N. Wood was the un»
nnltnoua choice of the board.
Another formal ballot was taken.
this time for town oounael. Attorneii
. Louis Goldachmldl received two voteui
and Judge liidwsrd M. Lockwood one.
Selectman Avlson having voted for
Attorney larcltwood.
a
limb positions were filled by roan,
pointmcul, the present
being choacu to succeed themselves.
Wm...
ORBIT INTI"?! IEW
BATTLESHIP LllllilllED
PORTSMOUTH. Eng” (lct. 9r"
(treat Britain‘s largest and heel artnoc
rd lutttleship King George Y.. was
launched successfully today. The war—
ship was christened by his maissty's
aunt. Princess christian. of ilehlaawis-
Holstein. 4
Tim King George had been on the
stocks two weeks less than the aver
age Dreadnousht. having been laid
down on January is last.
The vessel has a displacement of
23,000 was. and her principal tllmcu.
aloha are: Length. lilo rest; beam, as;
draft. 27%. The armament consists of
{an 18.! inch guns and twentyifour 4
inch suns. Engines of 31.000 horse-
power are expected to furnish a speed
{at 51 knots In hour.
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Dov-inc. .
lucumbenia.
QWilton, Cannon and Georgetown
3; Residents Delighted with
- Connecticut Co.8ervics
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i After six months of premratory
i
.work the Hountonic Power i'ompauy
; has at last been able to turn electricity
; into Wilton. Cannon Station and
‘lloorgetown. The light. is greatly at»
l |ll‘t't‘ifllt'd by firstlmrplc in this vicinity.
; for hol‘tttofol‘e all have been compelled
{to use lamps. there being no as or
electric light up the ilanbury road so
for.
i six months or more no the oom-
.pau,v. at the request of petitioners
ifrom the plaooa along the route from
Norwalk to Georgetown and in George
town. began to malts preparations for
sending the "mire" to the people who
wished it. The company's force of on.
. album-a laid out the course and one of
the company's officials canvassed the
country, securing contracts and mono
lacs of considered coniracfa. it was
shown that. the work was feasible in
vlow of the number who wanted it and
"In it was henna.
Nearly every homestead in Wilton
and Cannon Station has installed the
i
day Were able to have. llabt by elec-
tricity. The houses Wore wired early
the worlt.
The lights went on for a try-out 8st-
urdar. but yesterday was the real
start. From now on the lights will be
used daily.
trons appreciate thotslectriolty.
“-Gfiflb GP THANKS.
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their Marines-es. and
the Foresters, Wattles and Liquor Desl‘
plus in our late bereavement.
lights within their home and roster.
in anticipation of the completion of
Needless to by the psi“
mas. JAMES LAYDlili‘i a rattler. your can tanks. 7
lactually occurred in lloltlno's house
last before the Illtltiillll has been oh-
7 rained than that told by the woman at
g the hospital.
inoao anoouaarass
’ it new tum sun.
1 W-w.‘
’. "The headquarters of the road will
jrsuulln in New listen," says an oill.
{rial statement issued by the New lia-
Hen railroad Saturday concerning the.
iraporl soul out from Boston that upon
E the completion of the soooouu addition
1to the South station at the Hub the
headquarters of the company would be
located in that city.
While the onlclal and legal head-
quarters of the New Haven company
iwlll remain in New Haven, which has
knever been doubted. it has lwan said
[by railroad men of blah poutiou that
i (a‘l‘illill departments of the New Haven:
:u-lil consolidate with similar deport,
filt‘lilh of the Boston and Maine and?
i that the headquarters of these depart-
;tncnls will be located at llostou.
i purchasing department or the Now its-
v
van for instance has been moved to:
l [lotion and so have some others. these
being merged with like‘olllcsa on the
Weston and. Maine following out the
t
a
[made possible by the control of that”? entrance to the tier of Fundy ultimo The Penn nitrous I Mk sodium“ ”mm" “a “l" W“
l Boston and listen by the at“ my“ i september lid. with all on board, was. sank. The barge master and his wlfaito dynamite u in the collar when one:
irontpauy. Mr. Melisa will continue tolfvimmtl today by Captain Goodwin. of‘ took to a hatch cover when the arrow ; of the tenants of the bundles W
have an ethos in New Haven. There
is no doubt almtti that, for it is said
about the Yellow bundles that a coo’
sldsrable sum has been outmoded in
beautifying his Itlllo on the second
floor of the bulldlna.
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3 «sea was «tour on oar.
Jameson"? tourins NT. limousine and
ztaxlcab. Tel. 10:642. .
era” Association, for their floral trlb-I Titan’s nothlaa original sum dad b. Ian Base
commits
in: tacit with others or
The j
followed at twenty second intervals. XSAVEB ER“. ”Ni” 86““
Innate was the first around the; :
course. in 7 minutes. in seconds. He,
I was closely followed by Mulford. The
1 record for a... a 1-19 miles u 7 minufun Elmer A. Keefer Lesions of
iutea 38 seconds. Edwin Bergdoll'
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i came amend in 7 minutes at monda.‘ "fl. TOW in ”I! “‘9. Fri“, '
a new record. I . .
Xot content with breaking the course1 ” . mom
I
’fluuro in the first lap. Beradoil. who;
is a Philadelphia amateur driver, run- Till Elmer A. Keck". Capt. Walter
Mn; a 90 horse lwwar Bans. came)W. Miner, lost a barge In the Sound
around on the second lap with an- Friday night. 300* harso Penn. one
other new record. 7 minutes as sector four ofthe Keelor‘a town. sank near
fonds. Lths Race. Now Londmt. Her captain
At the and of the fifth lap, or one‘wd bin wife were picked up on s‘
gilftb of the race. llsrpdoll was lead» hatch cover and taken to New Lon-l
‘ina. Time 38 minutes, )9 moodsddon. .
lWlshart, in a Mercedes. second. Captain Minor WM into W181“-
issuer. Mallard, Loslar third. sszaofiurdar morning. then VIM to lill‘i
; Up to that time them was "we“ bonus in aroma and there reported by;
;srouble among the cars, except that telephone to Pmidsnt Roster of tits.
fitted. Bots. a Flat. had spark piuastelor Transportation 00.. on the loss,
ironing.~ {of a barn. The Keel-r docked at,
The cars are divided into four (Jroton lulll 10nd animal! for Captain,
l
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'olasm. according to piston displaceihilner to so to his house and 'islt
meat. and a “.000 prise will be war»; phone. Then she went back to pick;
grind to the winner in each class. snows to Nmninlua mom of her tour. i
32.500 additional to the fastest car mi The Keefer started from New bout}
the rare. don with four barns early in the;
‘ might. [the was bound last. Before‘
: uanKuN'rmu AND cnlw LOST. the Race was reached the Rosier and‘f
. BOSTON. Oct. am'rhe sinking of on g her tow encountered a hard gala. Cap-i
tuninown British baritontins. said to; thin Miner found the weather lucroatv’
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gum fishing mhoouer Good Luck.
M u Mum“ .
worlds. i
went down and were plotted on a for"
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:'7~ L 0- 0- V» l“ Mimi.“ ‘9 Mi ;. third surviving barge was towed bank
in ”‘9 Milli rooms ill 1130 on Wild-9min port. As soon as his report was}
inosday afternoon, Oct. 11. till]. to sigma“ Cowl“ hiluor “m out with;
gland the funeral of our late lanthanum, Km]..- to ‘91 m. we... which
2W“ ti. ““0"": P- 9- weathered the night at Fishers internal
1’" 0M". The seen was loaded «as are
4» “WW m. N- to an! east, comma to Midlands.
“(Wye t . . ' ’ i w wwwm ‘
W 34010“!!! tool-ts oh HAY."
iminutss after by the Keaton ‘
, p 'i‘sro other harass of the tow:
3 All membersyt flutter louse. No.1“. mm into Sliver not pond. The;
these failed to explode and caused
the disaster when the drill struck is
this morning.
IDIIII’D TID IILLIDI
SillT ID! DDT DF CDIIIT
The Connecticut Supreme court;
stands by J. Plerpont Morgan and its.
thrown the case Mialnst him out of
court.
Mr. Barber. a New Yorker financier.
brought suit against .1. Plsrpont More
gun to obtain [lossession of comer
thing like two million dollars and un-
nishod stock held by Mr. Memo in
the New York, Sew Haven and Hull-
ford Railroad company.
The superior court throw the cold
out of outlrt because it found that it!
had no jurisdiction. Mr. Barber ape
peeled the case to the supreme courtp“
which denies the motion for Hula-V}
meal. ..
la the case of Rohse VI. the Bparmi
a Barnes (30.. the supreme court In“
no error and denies the motion for K"
new trial.
Rohne was employed by the defend- a
sat company. was hurt while at word.
and brought suit for damages.
outputs ossmeo
saws area:
now roan, Oct. s.--tlis burglars
early today, carried a small safe from
_ ”Wm M economical mamaetneniihlfl hailed from Bridaoton. N. 8.. atilua in severity and started to porous of the United Cigar Company‘s,
-,1.
them. »
Two policemen trial to stalk . 1“
sale breakers throuah doors at on!»
site ends of the cellar, but one" . _
them dropped his club sat the W
ran. knocking the policemen over
their wild rush. They were dufl'
over the fences when the other paw ‘
man fired and shot one of the realm
through the heart. , 7 .
The dead burglar has as: mm
tilsdaand
Norwalk Chronicler