cdvertieing- ' in. .,Thc Sentinel an invest— ment sure to bear fruit. ‘ w «M . I Entered a the m Kuwugm-dlu tilitlililliltlll lililill lilllllllli llil null Enjoyable ‘Affair Held in the Cath- olic Club House in West Avenue, Last Evening monotonous 1370 tun tilts outrun ~ It HISlthl Revolutionary Molly Spreads ‘ lliSliilMill There was sociability and merrimeut for all at the Columbus Day social giv- en by Catholic Union Council. Knights of Columbus, in the Lathollc Club Henry C. Rowe Chosen President and Thmahmhmorrum RUiB house in West avenue, last evening. it and Charms W. 80", 0' RDW‘ is estimated that about two hundred M Fresh” ”was” members and their friends were ontor- aymni Vioe'l‘roqmfi'“ tained and the evening was one of the Ill Mill It PidiilNG. China. Oct. lit-«China to- day inces an unprecedented crisis. With the spread of revolutionary ac- tivity. the, opinion is gaining ground that the fate of the ruling dynasty revolu- tion is no longer confined to the Con- it‘nl provinces, n thousand miles away Peking itself ililllit‘S in the balance. The from iiit‘ capitol. 'l hrcuit-nt-d. (Continued on Eighth Page.) or noun ltill - CAUSES Bill iillllllllé " porno Turned Over litillllltlfili Alli ~ about u Hilllllll Massacre of Muchu Families and? Prisons Thrown Open mov- w ill Oil The club inmnbersfmiurt Cecile. clnted the fine program which had been prepared by the committee. 1‘. .i. Kearney. in charge. it was a titling way In which to commemorate tbv landing of Columbus and Father Finn's address on Christopher. Columbus was program. - pleted a social ’hour was enjoyed. Then sic for dancing was begun. Dancing lasted until a late hour. the young pro- in. rule. The program wus'as follows: Address of Welt-omen brand Knight Michael E. Dowd. . Vocal Solo»— i Mrs. lrvinu linymes. Address—~Chrlstophcr Columbus. Rev. Thomas .1. Finn. Vocal Selm- , Mil-.9. Therese t Cnblil.‘ - .. uh...“ , Mayor Edward J. Finneg’hn. ' Walton and Horse and Vehicle turtltttlonm ' bliss Edna Howard. . Vocal Solo-— Daughters of Custilc, in a body. and? the friends of the membere were in~‘. eluded In the attendance. They appre-f After the program had been com- refrcahments ware served and the mu~ lple present enjoying themselves “i :thoy always do when dancing is tboi most enjoyable ever held in the club lllli lilillllS Ill lilil Siiillit. l. l.. Jillil thiessre. Stevens. tyon and Soil. 1 mans on Standing Committee 1 t l r The Connecticut Oyster Growers“ the "‘0’" highly appreciated W" of ”‘95 Association met at the rooms of the illonrd of Trade. in Bridgeport. Tues. gdly afternoon. President Henry (I. liiowe called the nicotine to order at i it o'clock. In the absence of Secretary j linii. Alexander 0. Fraser was elected l cometary pro tent. ”The chairman of the committee on w... (ttontinued on Tenth Page] Ililliliii up ill but lilil Wilson Point Men, Does ‘ Good Work wmnmuun , Jerry Tymcll. ’ ‘ Violin Solo—4 An exciting runaway occurred this? 7 morning shortly after 1i o'clock in 1 M!" 1:00:02“. mxdlrcog‘mpnnn‘led on Grove street and Woodward avenues . pun ii ‘ n u: 0,. . Vocal Duet"- and Michael .losem. of the firm of M.‘ , James E. Cnhlll. .lr.. Hugh‘Campbc-ll. J‘m‘m 8‘ 30“" merchants “1 ”o‘lm“iv(x.m Duet— chief was there. Operator Elmer H. r'lif‘t‘i‘i. had a narrow escape from net“ ,3 . _ .. - , Black, the present manager of the ions injury. He. was driving along‘ tasters Silk and banned). accompnn l 1 . ~ . ‘otiioe. tested the instruments in use Woodward avenue. opposite the Inc-3 let. lsdunrd L Hands. ‘ tory of the Phonlxlll‘tvr Company. when 3 u team of horses attached to one ofISEVE" PERsnls "[‘n the Brookeide Like it‘c Compuny‘sE WWW “‘1‘“.de ”we “For! Mud AN" "“NY ”rm“ lheld conversation. This in a stunt 9"“th into-tho 1039'“ “1mm“ . never before performed bv any opera- .The light wagon of Mr. Josem wnsi l ‘ puny of America. from New York city. paid it visit to the station at Wilson's istation call 500 miles. and to one isouth about. the home distnnoe. "Spsrkemnlack communicated Ind bowled Over and the horse knocked] ' down and cut in several places. Mr. ‘ i ’ ‘i t. Jooem was thrown out of the wuuottJMBx‘co 8 Rain and Will” Storm. on I : For nome time (liperator Black illl . .. . . ‘ l and somewhat b ulscd. but luckily H'l Also cau‘a‘ PPM”, L03. } lEastport. Maine, but) miles away. He coped any severe injury. Mr. Josem's‘ of $3M,” 'hss also heard at times snatches of wagon was badly wrecked. the shafts. and forward portion being broken. and; TUCSON, Arm. Oct. ‘l3.<-.~icveu pen wireless talk from Norfolk. Va. While at (luuymanl his chief was visiting with him. he heard the faint tlckingu of the tele- ngrnphlc waves from the station at the burdens was ulno torn to pieces. l lite lee wagon was in charge Masons are reported dead : mentioned the fact to him. and it was three men. and all of them were out,I ntiti vicinity and property damage es- oi the wagon at the time. llturry ii. l’lckorlng, of the iirook-f nilit- Luke lee Company. was promptly" on the scene, nnd looked after Mr. .10. soul‘s wagon and effects. 8T0? Jill) LOOK! ltonbi Pork, llc lb. l'ork (iliope, llc lb. Hullsuxe. ltic lb. Ic‘rouh Shoulders. 12th lb. Shoulder Stenk. ltic lb. liouut limaf. 12% lb. l’oi itmtnt. any old price. Shoulder Llnmb. 8c. lb. anb. plow. fic lb. libOtl flutter, 30f: ll). It‘rnub tango. 300. data. HWN'i Potatoes, he (It. H l‘ukcu limit). 250. Small Loan Home, llic. in. NEW YORK MARKET. Hit Washington St. ..._._..- Wrw ENTERTAINED FRIENDS. 'l‘lw Winnlputlk Social 01th held uulto n socini last evening and tipheid their roputution for hospitality. There . Were about fifty quanta and the. even, lug proved it hippyono tor Iii. ‘Mti‘ sic. Hiiiiiillg and “(funnel)” kwere nmong the tilvot'iiitihlvof the ”shill!“ entnrtulnment. . i . - mron HiRI Midi-rt on DAVE. 7‘i'llsoeugci‘ tourintolt'. ‘iirtioitditid anal . .. taxicab, my. my ,3, V to»: , Mvertitie in'i’iie Sentinel. suit of heavy rainfall and wind that; to N‘m‘h the stations. visited the wool cont of Mexico lltiilégiven and [hop unawqr received. 0p. Tuesday afternoon. A number of other orator Block W“ delighted and Chief portions are reported dead at Ortim (‘ole elated. thirty miles north of Guarani“. i Mr. Black eluted last evening to a The rainfall that Iwert Gueymuaisemlnel reporter that he can fre- und Sonora west coast. with the hour“: quantiy hour Key West working. but lost in our year-- The only storm no; that he never attempted to get into preaching it in intensity was that of; conversation with them. He further 1866. In the foothills the rainfall wun‘ Informed the reporter that the test estimated ut between 20 and 30 inches. . of pm evening w“ made under most The loss of Iluuvmau property own-i unfavorable conditions, stutio electri- Qrfi i3 lurk”. F. J. Arciifll“ Inflii‘illiit’cuy' the bane of ”18 wife‘s" work. general mnuuiter of the Southern Po or». being |,n‘vu"“]flr‘y prevalent. rifle inlilu'ny of Mexico. etutos the dnmnue will exceed $300,000. At Bantu Rosalia. the mines of tho licloo Copper Company were flooded. The people, there who escaped the ties- truutlon wrought by the floods now tune it shortage of water and possibly of food supplies. n—SATUHDAV IPICIALS AT JOCL ‘ LOFF’S. . Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 29c and title peck. Yellow Onloub, lie at. Green Tomatoes. 25c basket. ti tattoo. Kellogg‘s Corn Flakes. 25c. smell White” Pickling Onions. 10c. may. thumb." title peck. nurse flotation. your choice. 7o head. devout (litter, the gel. JOSELOFF'S. 72 North Main St. "WMW TOPENING NIGHT. OCT. 14. Eolnolk e: Nevsreki announce the formal eliciting of cute. 18 Burbank St. Friends are cordially invited to attend. Free lunch and drinifll, from iii to 10 p. m. “4.4.“ mew-nun»... SUEB T0 RECOVER 0000. Edwin 0. Keolsr, of Normiit. has brought suit nunlnet Frank B. Willou and lemma 1.. Wilson. and property of the defendants in Main street hint been placed under attachment by no puty sheriff John H. Blake to the amount of mo. Mr. Rosier oielme $800 damages. ‘Attorney Louis Gold eehmidt rumours the pletntltt'euti the case is returnable in the Common Pious court on the tirst Tuesday in November. The notice of attachment was died in the odioe of the town clerk this morning. . . ~ George E. Colo. chief operator of lives surprised and pictured with the‘ c... the field. after each Associated Pres: News From All Parts of the World M, I lpeeisi wire and Our Own Quorum scorn nonwwt. CONN“. rpm. oc'ronnn 18. ten ‘ .1“ m mafia ’«i- with the affairs other“ people, we will have that much less. 1, " to worry about. . . r ~Seiectcd. Fair ii nascent. nuLLarms. In view of choices! interest in be it at a o’ .snd the result wt be cocci ver The Assoc- iated Press “ a few minutes . I, a completed on llllllPlllllllll llllllli u " nmlnatlon nluhort in signed to (2380. i Before tione put California rapidly. one. for some 1““ z. T. Nelson The First One on the Stand in Ferrous Labor nos morn. ' of Pasadena. w ,. not before Judge i[Nutter Bordn'ell, of the Superior (lodi‘t. murder; trial of tomes B. McNamara. Questioning oi‘ bloomed, frequently regarded as t dt at proceediw. fur- ' interest to sitco- tators and purl-due. becauae'it was expected to delinfi. in advance of the opening nreumedtjh score of the or trial. which is do» how vigil” the defendant is national-hie tor the death of Charles J. tiuwty. wnoiwlth twenty othere. was killed in thr‘im Angoles Times explosion over tr. year ago. For nine- Jamiee is. McNamara is held on indictments. but the State has elected to go to trial on Hnmrty‘e sentinel issues of teen deaths Because of II‘ Today of't .. [must 7.. ” he first this e 1 ”dean's attitude toworda labor of" ganisations anemfiir' Wm ed upon at the preceding session of court. was made the subject of fur. liter inquiry for the defense. Clarence S. borrow. and the rulings of the court. on objections interposed . ‘by District Attorney John B. finder» WILTON, 0“ 1334-0”. Sabine?“ ”" no "We of mm the Morale Wireless Telegraph Conr‘ lcito and his sides. were suited as showing what confines would he picc- ed upon the examination of other Point on Wednesday night. While the. islesmon. ’ Nelson's examination was taken up. one more talcum-u we: call- ed into toolbox to replace one dic- t and the result was remarkable. To oi missed at the int moment of court on Wednesday because of physical low bility to stand the fatigue of c trial. Nelson, to ruddy faced man of 62 years. from the start, answered dose with delibera- .tor at the local station. The ohiefztiou. weighing his answer. "i can't antiwar that attention be- cause l'in not euflirlontly familiar with the subject." was his reply from time to time to questions concerning his attitude toward labor as he understood by counsel them and elsewhere. "a... ... He was badly bruised and up. but feels that he was lucky to capture with his life. der the care of Dr. Charles G. Bonan- nan. and will be confined to his home Mr. Keatlnt but ill. urea in several other accidents of a latitude nature, but has always come out without any permanent tutorial. ‘ time. Columbus Day Celebration ls Brought to a Close With a Big Picnic at Popular Resort WIATHIR FOIIOAQT tonight and Saturday} frost. TWO CENTS qutlhtu Ii Hill lllll Illllllili Captain Howard Boss Held by the Bridgeport Police for Investigation BRIDGEPORT. Oct. lit—Captain Howard Boss. of the coal barge M. M. Redmond, oi the McCaffrey Line, is bold by the. police pending lnvestign‘ tion into the death of Captain Frank Beach. who was also known as Mur- phy. of the barge John M. Wheeler. Beach's body was found early this BilllIl’iPll morning floating in the water between Cot. Oct. law-Fix» today, '1‘. Nelson. proceeding in the '.'t'0teoh- “M0? outrun Itttuu Favored by the weather man such an extent that nobody could stay of ill-feeling at home. and with their nrrangementstsomo time between Beach and Boson made to as near I degree of perfoc-i Beach is said to have been the victim; ition as.” possible. the itniiuu inde- fipendent Society celebrated Columbus 2 by Boss. none of which. novi'iei'ef. has= Dey yesterday in a moat allowslfuiéyei been proved, Bose answers nlii a...“ Flreworks and Dancing Attrac- tive Features. in the Evening 0 manner. The parade In the htornlnxithese by alleging that in this case hei was all and more than was camciedJls the victim of mistaken identity. mdi while the events orthcaiteruoon, CDW‘ihai the man with whom Beach hadi (Continued on Eighth Page.) iyesterday. and that later. along in the. I“ BE II ”M“ gently evening. he met Bench in n so. m .. ' Marlowe item or «Willy to. organisations. to exist in the determination of questions involved in the examination of Nelson, the rim tulesmun. it was tlmuted at $300,000 incurred as a no! nuggestod that an attempt be made, said that ottostionlng of other talcs~ The cell were: men would go forward much more The taieemen trunoferred last night from the official jury room to more airy tptnrters. ramped like boy: at their morning bath and appeared im- mensely refreshed by the day of one offered by yesterday’s legal holiday. Lilliput KEATIIC - ' ,_ nus ntou not: George Renting. one of the Southern W New England Telephone Company linemen. met with e painful accident. Wednesday afternoon. when a pole on,which he was working fell over. He was Ibout"‘twenty feet in the air. and he jumped just in time to get away from the pole as it felt. The pole won being erected in Iiurrltt aw He Is now un- _-—reuruoul so. , ‘ When you went delicious .. cello. cookies. terminate ertvllw . “We shaken the [alien who roamed about ihei woods here some time uo‘and is sup. posed to be mentally unbalanced. is thought to be in hiding and not to; have left the country. For some‘ week! no report has been made of: his wanderings about the country int this section of the state. aimugh some maple were certciu they new him with countrymen in Norwuik on‘ election day. Yesterday Peter schad- clotbee and accompanied by a small dog. in a held at Benjamin A. Jones'; farm known as Drum Hill. This is: the same section in which Sabina: ported today to the deputy sheriff nil Norwuiir that a party returning in uni automobile trom .\'ew (lanolin to Norw walk about it last night saw a man‘ near the home of Peter blend. who re- sembled Sabina. in the bright moon-E light the man's ilgure stood out. He! jumped into the bushes and disappear- ed. The townspeople are again worried over Sabino‘s cuppa-ed presence. Not reward for his capture but been of» fared. the celocimou saying that it would not be offered unless suthorv teed in a special town mutton. as there was no twin for [reward in the warrant for the recent meeting. A, Ipouini meeting vfor this purpose is} being agitated. APICIAL FOR TOMORROW. Knickerbocker sugar cured email Home. 17o lb. Same Cured Bacon. 17o lb.~ Genuine Spring Legs Lamb. lilo. fleet cot-Mod Beef. Native Veal. Superior brand Sperry & lint-nee Scripture. the. nest. Lard. 1~lb. package, 130. 8 lbs. Corned Root for 500. beef. . Fresh Eggs. 1 donen. 36c. lirookside Butter. 35c: All kinds of pickling goblin. ,~ CHARNOK'B MARKET. llelt A "continuum“. , further-millilitrdo you think you ”Vol.31,..Mite out or. my daughter's tub ,f , ml out udousr a lemon . ill? elem * ‘Redmond. on the outside. the barge Redmond and the wharf of; in cont yard on Cedar Creek. the dividq The feet were. tied tightly to-‘ gether; a line was about the waist. with the other and tied to the rail of: the barge; over him in the water was? the ladder need us a gang plank fromi the wharf lo the Redmond; and sooth-e or ladder floated nearby. ‘ The police are investigating rumors "nRWAlK BASEBAll Ifhmiing iiw between this city and Fair; field. i l i said to have existed for; .of many little persecutions committed » ithe trouble is the captain of another barge who sailed yesterday. i‘iow Beach came to his death is still . a complete mystery. Boss says he left . this barge. the Redmond, It 3 l). m i ,loon on Railroad avenue and had two; drinks with-him. offering this €111:qu name as a proor of friendship rather: Beach was so much under the loan-i once of liquor thlt the bartender n3 ’fused to serve any more to him. and. i that Beach left the place in a rage. and 1 Boss then went to his blurge. he says, and went i to sleep. Beach's horse is moored next to the and Beach the Redmond in Some time be- wouid have to cross returning to his boat. tween 1 and 2 Boss says. he was awakened by cries for help and splashing in the wateri ,and recognlced Beach's voice. Hurry-5 ling across the deck. he saw Beach in .the water with the gangwsy ladder on her reported he saw I men answering imp of him, Bubino'e description. although in dark; to which he was clinging. lie threw a line to Beach. but the lat- ter. according to Boss. did not seem to realise what it was for. The ocean ladder. he says. he threw into the wa- ter‘ to help the struggling man. but unsuccessful. He then tied the end of the line about the body and went for help. was about 4.0 years old. and his home was in New Brunswick. .l. f TVPIIOID H08 MFFLEII . ILL TIIE DOCTORS TORRINGTON, Connl. Oct. ism-- WIth the typhoid epidemlc's seven- teenth death recorded today. doctors announced that the fever baffles them and that. governmental experts may have to be called in. Sidney Smith, aged 23. died today continuing the ne- cord of deaths amen"; the youngest and best citizens of the town. So many cases are in critidal condi- tion that the death rate is expected to rise pent week. There have been six deaths in the last six days. The epidemic, now over a month‘ old. has been characterised by a virulence national in typhoid cases. This is the testimony today of one of the most prominent physicians in the borough He stated that the‘patlonte who have nucoutnbod to the fever suffered a re- lapse just. when they seemed to be on the high road“ to full recovery. This . turn for the worse was uperionocd despite the utmost care on the part of nurses and physioldne. Several doctors admitted today that theywere pursue the discounted. flontluci went ado, tidy dividends W: tibia”? :thcn saintly. At that urns.hon*‘*£“.‘yr.i“°mm the ,, .. , ‘2 i l i r l i l l l i o'clock this morning. '. f Linxweiier, the accused pleaded guilty i coived l d ; poses of the Gomojecak case. _ i Attorney Linxweiier. who is I mon- wae cortisol: seen three weeks ago. iBMCh would not grasp it. Best; men. David ‘vans and two of his than no- . tried to haul him out . l t 2 p ’ ' he “38' m was i his persistent efforts that the see _ t i Captain Boss is 39 years old andlm°mh5‘ comes from Perth Amboy. N. .l. Beach.» at cm a steam 'i‘sdlitd‘t.‘ IS out I u sultttt Joseph Szalia Pleaded Guilty to Simple Assault and Received Ten Months Stilllli ill lililliliilili [SBAPHJ iilli lllilllii One at the Men Now Serving from I. 2 to 12 Years in Prison f ~ . Joseph Stalin. the! young man E319 was charged with being implicatqddn” the murder of Stephen Gomojscakrofm Springwood. on the evening of April 30 of this year. was brought into court; early yesterday afternoon and and? pleading guilty to simple “noun, Judge Milto‘n A. Shumwsy sentenced him to ten months in jail- ‘ , , -'.~1 Being Got Two to Twelve Yum Last Tuesday. Joseph Balog,’ the other young man who was indicted, . for'murder in the same case, plead“; guilty to manslaughter and reusing! a sentence of not less than wore-ire, . nor more than 12 years in state's, on. mom I! wanted no I There had been a wedding South Norwnlk on the or three others went to though thermal-int They made some noise outside Gomojscsk, who was the best at the wedding. went outside to male them.cease. A row followed " the mix-up. Gomojscak m I and died the day foflowiugr ’ .. Suite wns held for murder i first degree by Corona Clilo'rd 9. 3 son. the evidence at the inquest,” such that it was thought that the“ was commlted by him and that no , who received the more severe canton”, , was but 3n accomplice. However. ,I’cii- ing on the advice of Attorhey J. J. to the charge of simple assault and N the light: sentence of ten- months in the county jail. This dil- ber of the tirm of Linxweiler & Hm. man, of South Norwaiit, is being oil.- , gratuisteti highly. as it was through got off so easily. He will probably . . ‘ freed from jail in seven or eight " SPECIALS nutrient Small Lolns of Pig Pork. 180, Pork Chem. 16 and tile. Small. Lean Fresh Home. 16c. Homemade Suitcase. 14c.- Freeh Side Pork. lie. ‘ Stew Lemb.tic. . . Legs Genuine Spring Lamb. 14¢” it‘oreqrmrter Spring Lamb. iio. Spring 141mb Chops. lie. Round Stock. the. Shoulder Steak. lilo. bean Pot Roast, 10o. Sirloin Steak. 18c. Prime Rib Rout. Hide. 2 lbs. Chopped Beef. 260. itump Uorned Hoof. 131,50. Large fancy Celery. tic root. Boston Heed lettuce. be head. Cape Cod Cranberries. too at. ' its sweet Oranges. 25c. 16 large Pineapplee. 31.00. BRIDGE. PLANS TONIGHT. There will he a, meetinI 615,, ’ bridge construction committee evening in the town court rdont Wall street at which time in plans will be discussed and old. . ’ reviewed. Matters are now “p ‘ sing in line shape. . ~ .Jon Hun mom on it taxicab at livery prim. fi'il.‘ ,‘ ’ ,A couple in love can m m
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