ubiic ty My
flat the euccceofui
merchant considers
advent-ind in The .
Sentinel an invest-
ment sure to bear
fruit. ,1:
marksman!) i870
in
littered a ”long WNW
.— _. m.w.wo..m.....~w-
NEW Bill
in
.IN llilt
Mayor William F. Tammany and
this Council, With Others,
Are Sworn In
“Elliot
HHAHH HE HHIJHHIEMEH .
AHJHHHH EH HEXE HHHHAV
Mayor’s Message and Committee
Appointments at That Time
The new fiscal year of the City of
South Norwnlk began at noon, today,
when Mayor Albert M. I’ohlman and
his administration stepped down, giv-
“IL: way to Mayor William F. 'l‘ain-
lililli) and the new administration
Hboi‘tlx
.l t lllll‘t) S\\t)lt’ iii the llltl)",tli
and other gentlemen present.
immediately ulit‘l‘ the new council
was sworn into Ulllt‘O. Mayor Tom-
tinny called the board tooi‘der und on
nnolion ol‘ Councilman Miller, the nicot-
int; nits utijiirned until Monday overr'
int. Iiitb inst.
The gentlemen who took the
count ii
out it
:-1ttei l2 o'clock, t‘lerlt Jolinl
HAHHHHVHAEVEHS’
BASE AGAIN HHHHHHEH
Backfor New Trial at Hartford
After Reversal of Decision by
Court of Appeals
HARTFORD, Oct. ll.—-The Dan-bury
hattera' case, tic-called, canto before
Judge’James P. Plait In the United
States circuit court yesterday and
was continued for a date to be agreed
upon later by the court and counsel.
Tim! is the Stilt of I). A. Loewe, a
Danbury but manufacturer, against
Mtirtln lAlWVtiI‘, president of the Unit-
ed flutters of America. and number»
lees other defendants, some of whom
have died since the suit was ()I‘lalib-
ally brought. Loewe scoured a verg
dict.ot‘ $228,000 damages in the clr-?
cult court and the case was rarrledl
by the dcfnndunte to the United States.
circuit court of appeals, where the de-l
(‘ltililll was reversed tiltd the case"
comes back for a new trial.
The. Circuit Court of Appeals, It will
damages verdict for I). E. Loewe &
(‘0. agninat the huttcta' union In
Dnnbury. Ilcihel and South NOIWRVVi'
As there ucie tvvo other cases
ahead of it on the calendar, the hulfi
tera’ case was continued. pending a,
conference between counsel and
court to not a date for bcarin-ga. At-i
torney Daniel Davenport of Iirldge~
port. for the plaintiff. and John K.
Death of New Haven for the union
isle appeared In conit today. ’lhc,;
suit was bropghl under the Sherman
unlbiruet law and damages were a-
wei'n its folluwa: Mayor
'I‘aimnany, Gouncilmen
Aaoeeeora Frank C. Becket. Franklin
A,.’l‘olies Percy ..I Edwards Cltv Andi
to. ( harlca A. \‘I'aiteia City Sheriff'
Art hie F. Nash. Tax Collector \\':llli mi
‘8. WI ltox Trettiiurer of the \\ tilt-r
Fund William PodMorc.
At the (onclusion of the ceremonies.
there-was a bandshalting feat in which
all present uished the other success in
their adniiliintratiou.
PMTDFFICE IllilBLIIS
SECURED oven 88, EDD
-o-I—n ow-
SOIITH HADLEY. MMB.. Oct. ll.
burglars broke into the South Hadley
pontoilioe at an early hour today.
blew open the safe and stole the con»
tents. amounting to Sittlutl in stampa
and 8500 to cash. Entrance was ef-
fected by forcing a window. It with
the third break that has occurred at
the office.
Itenidenta in. the vicinity heard the
expiouion and pounded an alarm. Soon
.lllt'l‘ the cafe was blown. three men
“we seen running from the office iii
in.- direction of Northampton. Do-
lillir Sheriff Ilrockwny organized a
Illil‘l)‘ or ritizcnii and in a brief time
they were in pnrault of the robbera.
Police of ‘Ilolyokc. Northampton.
l-iprinxilcld anti other cities and towne
Were notified to be on the lookout
for the burglars, bill several hours
after the brenk they had not urrcatnd
any nuupccia. Poatofllce lnopeciora
vilified the auntie of the robbery today
and Mann an Invnntlnatlon It was
found that the noble of the explosion
bud becn doadencd by using blnuiit‘ifi
’I‘lw attic door had been complete]
. blown off by nitro—ulycerine.
. www—
“FOR HIRE NIGHT OF! DAY.
twitch lit livery pritce 'I'.nl 10%.?”
w" "m...“m
LADIES' MD ENTERTAVNED.
Mm. Allwri lame. of South Wilton.
chict'luiiu-tl flit- ludien of IVIFV Nm‘h‘alli
liltlillni church luuilt'n'
youit'l’tlll)’ afternoon at her home. All
t'lljllilllilli tiVVI'i'IIUOII well about. had
lei‘i'wzltlut'lile \i‘t'l‘v curved. . ?
COMMANDER CUTBILL AT st't'
anoox. 1
It .i, V'llllllll, commander of tho ii
i ll of t‘minuctlcul, attended the? all",
uml campfire of Chapman Poet. END.
72. of \‘l'ciiillrnolt, inst evening, where
litupartlrlpulcd In the cxcrcieel. i
“HM,“ ?
Washington Chapter. Nil. 24. RAW“
Ali ii \Inenn i are to hold a stated Eton.
Mitre this evening In the MMWW
lion In Wall efreet. ' '
William ii‘..
Harry \\'.:
Mdiber, Frederick H Field, (leorge Int
(illior,. “illiam Miller. Georgebi Wuy,l Benjamin Selleclt and others
. ay atom.
.toathen bate been Installed with tho
Aid society;
. but culled “pinch" by the car, knock-
.it. This system iii still in use on a
, grndt majority or the care, only the
l trio lisbta.
l
,l'“
warned to three times the amount of
damages naked l
The case of I ll. Selleck naturist
WI
continued. The case of Gilbert Man- i
Attractor-lug company against Post At i" 11mm, 3“... 1- 110"”, mm“
heater company was passed to be aa-‘
i signed later on
The jury came In this morning to
hear the case of Charles R. Hale and
others against the 0' Donner coal com- i
puny. Inc. and othera. This (use In- E
\Ohes a charge of conapirncy anda
‘hingea a great deal on interpretation?
lot the Sherman anil- trust law. A
A the circuit court as by an act of con-
gress panned In March all the canal
of the nature that no to the circuit!
wonrt will be included in the United
States diatricta court.
ftttcrinc nears
nisrttct one bit '
II. II. roan coaches
Electricity Ia now being need for it-
luminating purposes In couches on the
-Now York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad In place of the "pinch" line
One hundred and fifteen
J
new aiatcm, and the otheru am being}
equipped In title manner as rapidly as
tho ioad'n men are capable of fitting
them up Parlor care all the Bay State
Limited. Knickerbocker Expren and
Murchanta Limited have alwdye had
tibia elettrlc. ayatom of lilbllns, but
never before were coaches lighted In
thin manner. 1
Illicit car molten its own electricity.
A belt runs from the axle of the wheel:
, to the d\illlll'|0 and unions the car to!
v going at lanai twenty five miles on war not until after midnlltbt that the
hour. the it'cncratoi will not etitii l
Amneh out also contnlnu n etorauc but-'
i lcry no that when the car In not in mo-
iiion. electricity can still be supplied
fot the illlitliin of the car. The lights
are turned on or off by the preaetnlt
{of u button in one and of the coach.
, The old ayetcm of lighting cure on
the New Haven road won by line. and
It was known if: the Pintech ayetem,‘
era whore duty .It woe. to‘ look after
vary newest coaches having the elec-
Lottie Januarle, of Nerrralk. hair a
chicken hawk which lie ehot recently.
tie to to have the bird stuffed. From
tip to tip the bird measure: nix feet.
coon ADVIGI
accreted, being attired the way to
bonnet feline. raid: "Study to be what
Milt to loom."~LIfe.
Hill HHil HHIAEHE
be remembered. "be?! the 8328.000Hbera of the little dinner party that
the South Norwnlk Board or Council-
: once at noon today and to commemor-
. t‘onuaci Joh’n Keogh. City Clerk John,
EHSEHH HAVE
A EAHEWEE
HIHH H PAHVV
Mayor Albert ill. Pohlman and
His Councilmen Gather at the
Hotel Clifford
WAS iii EVIHEHHE
Good Fellowship Prevailed All
Through the Fine Spread
For a gathering of losers, theemem:
"illzziiuu'r till
itlil till; itii iiiill
,W
Young Manor of; Middle-Aged
Divorces Will Try Soon to
Prove $50,000? Damages
l
The celebrated ratio of Rita-ell A.
Griswold, of Itowayton, widely known
to the public an "Itiiuielamb," for $30,-
000 damages for alleged breach of
promise of marriage, brought against
Helen Woodruff Smith, of Stamford.
daughter 0‘ the late James D. Smith.
one-time preeident. of the New York
Stock Exchange, come up for trial
yeaterdny before Judge Illnnchurd, in
the Supreme Court. New York. A
Both sides were teddy, bill several
minor cases intervene, and the trial.
it is hoped. will begin f‘rida), or at
least, Monday.
Miss Smith denies every allegation
made by “l'fiileelamh” tirinwold. In
his complaint he cola forth that be lit
greatly the junior of Mine Smith. She
hi pant forty. and but a son fourteen
but about. the feetite board in one of
the cosy dining rooms of the Clifford;
liotel lust eventing, one the happiest;
crowd on record. The affair was the:
"titrcwoil dinner" given by Mayor AI«
hurt .\I. I’oblmau and the members of
men in honor of their retirement Iromi
ate their frietxily. association during
the past year.
It wae not until nearly :0 o'clock
that the gentlemen took their seats
noses showed that all were present
but one. who had been called out of
town on booinou Those present
were Mnyor Albert I Pullman. Gonn-
cilmen William H. floatation. Charla
ll. t‘anty,w William Miller, Corporation
J Cunoo anti the prose representa-
tilt-,ea William 0 McLean and Fred N
Smith.
Mayor Pohluian presided in the ca-
purity of toast master and proved
to be a happy chOIoe. (‘Ity Clerk (‘u-
and kept the Jolly gathering In an up
tour from. start to finish. Their
riot-lee were opportune and well told
and their 10ka were to the point in
.Iiae hone "bolt the stage, and to pin)
,ebcut the table and it count of the:
u-‘tt Well etreot are the attorneys for
pee and Councilman Pldaeoa proved;
Th0 present term A“ the last one °t‘ to be the entertainers of the eveninlf'
yearn old who wears the vobriqnet bf
"."l’ip She obtained a divorce from
Homer Cumming. who was twice
Mayor of Stamford and was several
times a delegate to the I‘iemocrntlc
National Convention. (in getting her
decree the Stamford batten ueumcd
her maiden name. dutiite the non In
her houeelloid who remained In her
citalody.
Griswold. who elude his acquisition
of notoriety as the plaintiff asainat a
Woman Ilka breach of promise case
In; a mall part In the ”Hon Peeks.”
Low Field a musical comedy. urn that
for nine years Mine Smith kept him
dancing attendance upon her, and that
part of title time in Joe given to un-
derstand that cornering he might
claim her as his bride.
In etipport of his contention that
Minn Smith uureiy‘iovoa him and had
promised to marry him young Gril-
wold‘a lawyer, Jacob Gordon, will pro
done In court a his package of letters
that be said Min Smith wrote.
itlaudy. Mooney & Snipma of No.
Aline Smith. Edmund I.. Mooney will
conduct the defence. Therein to be
no proposition of compromise. lilies
Smith to ready and oven anxious to
make "Rituielamli" so into court, take
A!" If we dont meddle»
* ill with the affaird at.
other people. we will,
have that much less”
'to worry about. , .
‘ ~8clccted. ‘
wurnna ronlcae'r‘
Local rain tonight: Thursday fair.
HEVHHHIHH
BREAKS Hill
IVWH—HHAHH
Capture oi the City the Climax of
the Execution of Four ilebels
Yesterday
AHAHV EHHEIHHEHS .
" AVE VVIVHIH Hills?
Communication Interrupted and
Their Fate is Unknown
HANKOW, Chitin. Oct. ll.-'l‘he rev-
VHAIH WHEIHI SVSHEHES
AHE HIVEH REEEASE
Judge Pearne Does Not Find
Enough Evidence tollold
Three Italians
MIIJDIETOWN, Oct. Il.—~—The Four
itaiiant—Antonio Diorio, Alphonse
Cccchini. Antonio di Stefano and Gia-
' cotnu Liaimwho were arrested on the
accusation of having conspired to
wreck the express train over the Val-
luy line of the N. Y., N. If. and H. it.
it. Company, on the evening of Sun-
day. August 27. at. Maromas. were dis-
charged by Judge Wesley l.‘ Pearne.
of the City Court. today. The further
accusation against. the men had been
that they had removed the spikes
front the rails nbich produced a
wreck in which one man was killed.
and about folly passengers Injured:
The heating, which lasted two weeks,
“as closed a week ago.
Judge Pearno In a rer'iea of the
,evidence. says that he finds that the.
BIINBHMEN
II iiRiWiii
outrun
Mayor Edward I. Finnegan and
City of Norwalk Officials At
Dorion’s Point
.ililliii iii tau rm
f nun Iliiiiiiiillll
i
Several Eloqueni After Dinner
Speeches Were Italic
The farewell dinner and social gains
olutionarice have won a notable vic- ; rails were not boat, but twisted. 'i‘hegerlnt’l 0f the City Of NOFWEW officials .'
wry, gaining possession of the city of bolt holes were Intact, indicating than? was held 183i evening M the 0011311
\‘i'uvtflbang after a battle with the loyal the spikes were pulled out by the?House. and everything in CODBECAVOB
troops that began yeeterday and con.
tinned well into last night.
Today the foreign residents had not
been molested
committee issued a proclamation ex-
.horting lie followers not to harm the
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
I'Hiliili BHHIHEVS
EIHHV HEIHHS lHHiVil
State of Glitterati to Decilei
Mrieiieil‘fhealfer
Declineffllneiltnlen
L08 ANGELIIS, OIL. Oct. 11,—«1'0'
day begins the fight of the State of;
California to hold James B. and .‘film the men. The burden of the arguments;
J. McNamara mponIibio for the
death of in men in the explosion la
the 10' Angolu Times plant. on Oct
l 1310.
The reiolutiouaryi .
< rails.
lto Alléaalo the Italian detective from
Boston, on to a conspiracy of the men
the count found that there was no evi-
:dencc. brought, forth to corroborate it.
and no evidence to chew that
.ecene of the wreck. 'lhe fact that
orlo nail intoxicated when he was'
isuppoaed to have told the story also:
The court could
lessens Its weight.
‘flnd no evidence of a conspiracy and
no movidence to ahow that the men'
with the rails lie forth-
lwith wordered all four prisoxvem die
'W
A The decision of Judge. Pearce did not
take the attorneys in the ease by eur-
prlee. it 'wu thought to be a pop
eiblo finding In view of the closing
Incidents In the hearing, when Pinne-
cattng Attorney (tougblan declined to
make a claim for the state against
of the lawyers for the accused was
that the alleged confession made by
Diorio «to Albino tile-sic. the Italian
dote‘re of Boston while the letter
A severance of the one Ixainst theI wan in A cell in the Haddam Jail ad-
plcNarnern, both of whom were In-'
dictod five months ago on iii count:
for murder, has been the announced
the witifiu etand and tell a jury on
eiory Instance.
As the dinner pronreeacd the spit
ha of the gathering rose In proportion
and a happy
what basis he belieies one ever loved:
him and our for an instant thought
of marrying him. She may even take
evening entitled The, the stand in an effort to refute his
dinner itself was all that could MVclaim that be was over her acepted
naked for the delicacies being excel
lenily prepared and curred in a man-
net to please all preheat.
At the conciuaion of the meal. Mayor
Polilman, alerting with Councilman
”(Deacou) Miller called upon all pres-
ent to any a few words and concluded
the apeechmaking with a few remarks
himself.
The talk of the members showed
that whatever feeling might have
existed between them on account of
their differencel. lute been eliminated
and only the Iirongest bond of friend
tibip remained The talk turned to
admlnletrativo linen and some wood
advice we: given to the comi‘g ad-
mlnlatration an a result of the year's
valuable experience of the last.
Following the apnocbmeking came
more atorioa and more laughter and It
party broke up In “full harmony with
each other." and pledged to gather
again about the toatlvo board at name
future time.
”mag—Mmfla . . .... o
v
IAITEIDEM’ lDDAL
HEB" IEVI DFFIDEIB
At the meeting of tlic ilurtendera
Union. on Sunday, (Detobor 8th. the bill
core elected for the coining year were
II follows:
l’rcaltlcntwileornc II, Allen.
Vicenrealdcul«wSiimuol .ilamiiten.
'l'l‘t‘hbiilI‘t'l‘wJUlm llnddon.
trimmolal Secretarywilerman Ill.
hinimo.
ltocoidiiiu actuality—«Anthony Stun
tier. *9;
tinnplaihw‘i’atrick Fltzmeurlce.
”W“.-
-—YOU WILL MAKE
no mistake if you buy your iii-cad,
cnkonoookloa and biscuit. at Bonnet"
suitor
--l)on't mine the rubber name be
tween the Nor-walks and Woaiportn.’
('oluinbua Dar.
tuitlml near? I
become emu
Word was received In The Nor
walks. today. that William Hilton, 1
timely and lid death. yesterday at
real.
Mr. Elliott wan formerly employed
by the Connecticut Company and at.
though an efficient workman In every
,reupect. he named to he commie
and while in Norwalk mot Militant.
accidents. Ill Inckmeemeil to follow
him and while the more of hi: Iragle‘
death Iboeltod his many trleuda, it;
clinic as no Itirprlao to those who had
worked with him.
Mr. Filloit was during and comps-
ln‘cel employers parted with his aer~‘
video.
The deceased iv survived by a wife.
Further particulate an to the death
and funeral arrangements are expect-
edto'dny.
fl”-
-CARD OP THANKI.
We desire to thank the firemen and
neighbors for their kind aoliaiance
yesterday
hill. 3; MRS. JAMES LESTER.
At the meeting of linen i(tribe, Not
it, 1. 0. it. it, which. will Iteldlatt:
eventual one application for
Iialterit. Tel 387.
Iaceni to that occupied by Diorio was
a fabrication.
Judge Penna in his finding says
As to the story told by biotin?
the?
tilted Went into 3531“!“ 08? lo the:
with the affair was a success. Leaving. ,
ltbe council rooms in Wall street at.
~promptly .:50 oclook In three eulo- '
imobtlen from backwoods arise. the
party reached the shore resort at B
o ‘ciock. Here everything was In reale .
nose to partake of the bent plank
'ateak dinner ever served. ~
a
(Continued from Sixth Pm).
EARLY SENTINEL THURSDAY.
Thursday being Columbus Day, Til.
Sentinel will be published at noon. ll
order that the employee may enter a
half holiday.
no not: it >
viii Million
'NumerousilcbberlesonCrafffl‘
auermumcmmf
l wesrroa'r Oct. ll.——The talk of; 7
} the old town feet at present time in the
taking of the Sunnis boat from the
lunch of the Atlantic Starch Works. '
Although strenuous measures have
delire of the defense, and the pro-ecu- that the story as told by Alleeslo was been taken for its recovery no signs
tion awaited the formal reorient
In not supported by evidence, and its 01'
the boat have been discovered.
court today to that effect before die weight was lessened by the foot that; This boat was taken on the night of
closing which of the two brothers it?
bad elected to try first.
26 the brothers have been confined In
jail but both reiterated today that
they ready ,
“Of course. we are ready."
John J., as be
through thick locks of gray hair.
done not matter who Is tried first."
Counsel for both not. admitted to-
lday that the examination of witnesa- other and with their counsel.
Eel and the taking of evidence would wives and relatives were in court and
?not be approached for some time
For today. therefore. little we: anti-
clpoied boulde- the preliminary me
the turnout. at the venire of 125
The trial
eighth door at the newly completed
hall of Records.
John J; “ottoman, the younger countable that he would have to wuit.5boat states that his boat was Hillel
brother of 1mg 1:; McNamara. .ecrmlbut the countable would not wait and looted with also on the night of the
Diorio wae presumably Intoxicated
the detective
in a damage suit filed at Hartford
iiast Saturday, the allegation is made;
anid.tha.t the tracks were not heavy enough t On the 5th. a young fellow came In-
pnahed his fingers:
"It
to support the trains.
When Judge Pearne announced his
?finding, the four prleouera were over-
toyed. They shook hands with each
Their
they joined in the round of coagrat
ulnitiona
Some time later Countable Thomas
well- known lineman. met with an un~iilona and perfunciorv examination ot‘arlilin went to the Chance House and
served a body writ on John Hartnott,
Staten Island while employed with non .nmmonod on Motility. 47 names chief of the special agents of the Boo-
iho Button Inland Metric Company letill remained. but it We- considered ion dliveion of the New Haven road. In
He Will! eiectrocuted by taking hold of; not improbable another venire. and a suit for alleged slander issued by
a live wire containing a powerful our . pouflbly a third, would be minced D. J. Donahue, counsel for Giacomo
Efrom which to my. a final selection thief, who was one of the defendants line.
will take place on the‘ In the proceedings which had justifies who took the Sammie boat were
Mr. Honinett was en- iprepariac for a long trip. '
been ended.
named in playing pool He told the
October 5, about 10 o‘clock The
Since April when the conversation was bad byibatteriea were taken out of the boat
$in Adolf Krause, the machinist, the
day before and placed in the ma-
ching shop of the starch factory“
to the factory and nailed the night
watchman If he had four batteries,
that his .boat was stuck down the
river and that he wished to let up
town. The watchmen gave him the
ibalteries
Robert 1.. Dodge, who owns a fine
boat called the “Jack Pot," states
that during the night of the 5th.
some one went to his boat and re-
moved the canvas covering and Ital-t-
ed the engine, but an the clutch VA!
not working gave it up. but not lie- .
tore he had stolen five gallon: of oil. ~, g1;
an oiler and drawn off all the salo- ’
This looks as though the par-
Clifford Patchen who owns a motor '
any «the international Association of he inlieted upon Mr. Hartnett accom- 5th. A wrench and acute other tool!
Bride. and Structural Iron Workers. partying him to Judge Donahuee of-Vwere taken.
will be tried first for the murder of the
men In the explosion in the Lou Anne
'nce without delay. Mr. liartnett kept"
iexpoetnlntiug, but went alongpll right.
lea Time, a year ago. The announee- lle was kept at Mr Doualnte‘a office
meat was made before the opening of while Superintendent W end, of the
deletion exerciu Its privilege of hay!
lag in. brotiierl tried separately. be
elected to begin by placing John J.
McNamara In the prisoner'ii bar.
W
UIW HAHN!” IN OOMM‘OION.
The new baritone for the Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company. which the
recent. lire cammiuloner, James '1‘.
Penn, ‘ordered sometime still. has ar-
rived and was but Intocoramiulon.
yesterday. backed out it! their new
dfltmlthe horm‘n‘ilrtninlr looked lit
update a credit to accompany. do
‘ M’Atlth that
tent and It was with regret that hlflzeuurt today bv District Attorney FremiBhore Line division. could be summon-
erloke. who declared that nhouid tbegcd to give bonds.
‘the alleged slander was committed
In just what form
was not brought out at the time the
’ countable carved the papers.
l The verdict of the coroner's jury
which eat. at the inquest over the
body of Abram P. brown. of Here
ford. who died from injuries int the
wreck, was that. the rail: had been
tampered with. it. was on thin lind-
lng that the four men who Walloon
charged were held fora burial bo-
ture Judge Pearce. '
w
“POI Hill NIGHT OI DAY,
tapes-enact. ionriae W} limousine”
it , '
Numerous other thefts have been .
reported In town and it would ap- fit:
near that there have been a gang
of river pirates at work In this
vicinity.
Two weeks ago two strange boat:
came late the harbor and anchored. , «a
side by Ilde. One of tile boats was 21‘“
heavily curtained and no one was ;
seen in It. The other boat tied n.
cabin and twa people were neither}, ‘
aboard although they never word";
seen on shore in the day time. The?
boats left as mysteriously as that”
came In. Poaaibly the avenue _
these boats had something ' to' do
with proceedings about town lite tort
few days.
so» . third in can
atom
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