I300.
doomed on above date.
tie at life because
shrink from genuine
engagement and are ‘
partial to dress-pm.
ado.
—Uncle Philsndor.
, Wee-res“
.
3::
m
Romanians!) 1870
Etrodnt I ' lentil “I.
“° admins?"
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PASSENGER
AM] REIIMI
[MRS IRISH
Bad Accident on the Wesipor't
Hill Caused Damage to Two
Cars Early Today
tit Mill intuition
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Jill iiititiii i.
llllPilii tutti
tulip-cunts Listens to Lawyers
for Sheriff Vollmer and,
County Commissioners
Reasons why Sheriff Volimer should
appoint the county loll physician and
also why the appointment shall be
made by the county commissioners
were given in the superior court yes-
tordny morning. when Judge Curtis
heard arguments in the matter. The
sheriff claims he is entitled to the op-
pointment under the statutes and he
has named his son. Dr. John W. Voll-
MMIE MMIERS JIJMPEII Illl‘
Brakes Failed to Hold as Passen~
ger Car Climbed. Incline
What might enslly have been one of
the most serious trolley accidents in
this sectiou oi the slain had It occur.
i‘gdt inter in_the do) nus the crushing?
of a passenger and the i'i‘t-iuht our in
Wosipoit enrly thin morning.
the cure wore hudiy daninuod.
(Continued on Fifth Puke.)
SIXTEEN SILK WEIVEIIS
' IIIE IIIIT III STRIKE
Sixteen weavers at the Smith Kant
mun silk mills in Norwalk walked
out on so Ike. This is ioliowing n gen
oral strike of the Weavers in the sin-5
dispute this and any the power of ap»
polntment rests with them. Their
rhoice is Dr. 0. Lincoln Banks. Judge
it‘urtis reserved decision.
\ttoineys John .l (‘uliinnn nnd (‘
is. Cniriiold appealed fm Sheriff Voil
'l‘liey contended that prior to
employ "medical aid" tor the county
jail. The lawyers claim the words
"medical aid" did not mean the hill
physician, but allowing for that. it
Luckily was alleged that the revision of 1803 ‘ at uhout this some pitico. the old rum-
llillA'i‘Vl‘l‘. no one was injured. :itlliougli I
iroiiesled all former statutes which
('0\(‘l‘.‘(il that point. I‘ho stntnie adopt-i
ioil in liiilfi pl‘mitled that the Shell"
shall employ all jail onlceis Counsel
itor Mini-nor James A. Man. repred~
‘sonting the commissioners. clulm
tin statute did not intend the Jail phyd-
inIiIll to he intlndcd in the list of jail
officials
Judge Curtis handed down a decis‘,
ion today. He (ound for the county
mommissloneni. claiming that they had
the» power to procure medical aid for
ploy on the Inn. diam our“. M; the prisoners
York factory Wino“ boil: but
The striliiefl oIIim that that. but!
'been cuts in tho mos slid thu Ahoy!
are not of a uniform scale. They fur-
ther claim that I change of looms.
rrom small to large is responsible for
the not that they moot make as]
. . much money as formerly. The way
prices are now one man doins the some
also loom flmn his neighbor can make:
mono than his iwighbor, although hsi are being occupied by their owners.
may be no more. expert at. the work.
The sixteen men congregated in the:
center of Norwalk this morning iii"
were,
quietly made and no particular Mien-l
though their demonstrations
tlon paid to them. They have no
lioudquurters, but should the strike boiilman's new residence is nesrlyim" 1‘th were identified by
_ last long it is iikoly that they will ob ‘t‘ompicled and work on the raising of.
inin suitable rooms to meet and dis ;thy name will be started in the near, his mum
cuss the situation
The i'-~'iui0ii could not be reached lil’
telephone this morning. but it Is un-3
rim-stood that the own» will he lnkeui
oat-k in the noui‘ future after a rom-l
bromine hits been eifocimi ninong lilo;
iiifit‘lulr‘» oi the men end the company.
CLIITIIIEII IIIOIIIIII
IIIITI TIIEG PIIII
Hurry Goodwin. the South Norwnik
clothina store; proprietor. has brought
suit ugnlnst Miss Mary A. Cunning-
ham for the recovery of $500 dImitnes,
which he claim: is due him through
her failure to live up to In agreement
mudo in writing. Attorney Nehemiah
hindei» Iiiiil tho intorcltii of Mr. (looti-
wiu in charge and the cello ill return»
IIII’ to the common pious court on the
lust Tuesday in November. .
it in unused that Miss Cunninxhpm
unread bolero selling her property to
Mrut‘loodwln thbi she would pay car
into tux bliiic, Mr. Goodwin claims
that she failed to do or, $271.42 bolusr
do. when he tool: over the Washinll-
.
~ ton streetiiroperty. HI purchased-tho
property in November. Hill). for Ito,»
Property to the amount of Sldlilil in
Filmwood Ivonne belonging to the do
fondant ha's been utinriwd, Deputy
Show? l). Louis Ludrlsun pint-ion: the
attachment and filing the copy oi‘ the
some with Town Clerk Herbert 4!.
Smith today.
.. ...W‘s_rmmea~
~10 I. l H. IT‘AMPI Ill“.—
Wed. Out. 203“ Th5 B. I H. Coin
Premium Parlor. ill No. basin It.
[bring in your Hamilton Coupons Itid
blonds. Ionp wrappers. robot-do tICI.
labels. sir . and receive '4 It H flimhI
in exchange. Absoiiiipiy no book!
‘ ‘ls in the course of extnintion
Idiom coon use
i lion lint Houses
. Building operIilonI It Gibson Court
are progressing unwind is thriving
community of moderate. but hand
gnome little residences are springinxi
. 1 kind of work although on a different up as It ily magic. Already I number?
of dwellings have been oriented and:
iwho tire delixhted with the place.
Work has been started on I cellar
i0i F. A. Johnson the well-known con
iriwtor, who is erecting a house for
himself.
The collar for Mayor Albert u.
I future.
'l‘hil Home of Floyd J Anmvine's‘
new house has been completed and
the cnrpenteru and decorators are
now working‘en the interior of the
building
3 A collar for still another residence
for
Louis Smlsisirom. whitli will be comm
ipleted in the near future
.mw
~40! HIRE NIGHT OR DAY.
mum at livery prices“ l‘.ei 102642
FILLIII II LIIII
Fill THU.“ IMP
Wdrlt on the construction at the
trolley loop at the west bound rail
road utuiion is progressing under the
out! his faithful gang oi section men.
The oompunv is now ongased in lliliuu
in tho pioiwriy west of the present'
the extreme tangent of the curve.
The wurit our brings the material tor
from whence I team sum it to the
top of the incline and dumps the name
to the till.
As soon as this preliminary but
very necessary writ shall burs been
outlined, it is probable thIt the track
toying will be started and sworn push-
ed as rapidly as! poulbis and the
loop hsidre winter iI floured.
WWWW
~IIIAD MINT WAN'I'ID.
A moonwalk nun wanted to take.
agency tor I ni‘sh grade bread in
Not-walk and tooth Norwalk One
unit bus I horse and written and who
can furnish 81.00 «In security. This
is I ,flood opportunity for the right
you midi lit. .VIrnon Bakery. Oak
‘ limit. Vernon N. Y.
iner, for the office. The commissioners.
11893 there wns n statute which pro.i
vlded that the commissioners should
direction of Fowmun Michnel anthI
Itation pro sporty. which WIIIVIIIPDOI'II
filling as far as the bottom of the hill”
scorn NORWALK. court. reasons. coupons :4, 1911
wt ‘ SEW t
tiiiiliiis
_ Biiiiliill
Consider Present Nuisance at
. Wail SirearBrldge,
iHMIIIIEIII IIIIIIMIIS
ill SMIJIIII IMIE BEIIMI
Believed That This Year Sonia-
iliinn Will Be Accomplished
An agitation is being started in
Norwnik to somewhat remedy the sow.
loruire conditions beneath the Wall
street bridge in the center of the eiiy.‘
Previously there were two disgrnros
ma...
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
I
IIIMIS SIIIIIBIIIS
‘ . » Mill MI MP
Louis Murphy. of bottom Cous-
ios Arrest oi Two loo. Is
lie Loot Valuables
f.
Emil Nelson and .Ilchul Morin-iii
tare being held by the South Nowell:
poliie on a sinus of drimhenmi,
ipengilng further investigation of ibI
iohnrxe that they held up Louis lur-
phv. of Dan bury our the Not-walk fill
iworks. and robbed him of I diamond
'stud. vIluod It not) I mid watch and '
I20 in ImIil bills, Ifter striking hlmi
in the back of the neck with I blunt
Iinstrument. problbly I blackisek or
iordinsry pleas of wood. The men were
mpprehendod in the Bridgeport house.
iii. Water “Mt, by Constable Henry
H.“ Seller Ind Ohioi Willilm R. Pen
ningion. utter I long chase Ind
.ihrough some clever work on their
Murphy
us the men who Were responsible for
According to in. story told the
lire. Murphy Win in South Norwnllt
[last evening, nttemptins to and his
tirain He admits that be had been
drinking with the Win men in ques-
tion. but claims that he won not drunk.
lining a stratum to the city. he tic—i
come confused sud lost hli WIY. volit-
lns toward NorwIlk instead of down
ito the railroad IiIilon.
i He alleges that he was followed by
! Nelson and Moriarity all the way from
South Not-walk to the ”I bonito to I
point. between the worn and railroad
tracks. whole um stopped him and
outlined him in convolution. The last
he remembered was when he VII
struck on the book of the min
i . When he invoke from his enforced
sleep it was midnight and techno for
his valuable». he ascertained that tiny
were min-in limiting in the In house.
he informed the night watchman. who
advised him to spend the night there.
which he did. goth: to Peter O‘lims
saloon in Fort street this morning.
The man told Mr. O'Hara his story
stable Boiler. who convened with
Murphy It the Islam and later took
him to the police station.
After I chose instills all morning.
the noon war; lound in an intoxicated
condition It the iiiidgoport bones Ind
positively lot-milieu by Murphy II hit
milsnis. They were arrested» on
the slime. oi drunkenness. polities
further investigation by the authori-
lies.
The prisoners were marched but
nothing found. snoop! that Morinrity
had I. ounrtqr on‘his person and Net
Ion I nioltltia
Nelson to I ismiiisr nhmter with
the police. having been arrested Iev
ml times. About a your and I lull!
W 1
of»
' (lot. 19.
”° .BIIIII’I IMMII Mil
Ind tho latter in turn informed flow ‘
tut tutu~
uni iiiiiliiiii
Altair at Belmont Much More
Serious Than At First Reported
MALTA. Oct. 24.-—-1n letters receiv»
ed here from Benghui, Tripoli. the
writers ostitnats the committee among
the inhabitants resulting from the
bombardment by the Radon noel. at
«I000. ~
The. British consulate was badly
damaged and consul John Francis
Jones Wils wounded.
Several Jews who are mitten sub-
lects and who had taken refuge in the
British consulate were killed or
wounded. ‘
Numerius buildings. including a
Maltese church. were destroyed.
blight Maltese were killed and ten.
wounded. it is said.
The correspondents odd that
public prevailed in the city.
LONDON. Oct. 2i.»’i‘he correspon-
dents of the London Times and other
English papers at Tripoli hove been
reporting by way at Melts thnt the It-
wildi
fair at liensbni was much more set.
led to be known. L
bombarded Benghnsl on
The Turks. th the aid oi?
Arabs, inside I stub n resistsmzs.
According to I dispuiph the twin!
land: d 4.000 men, but It the close of
the first day on shot? they hnd notI
been able. to Dciupl the town. A lot- I
or dispatch Rom Tripoli said that the!
Turks rhinowed the bulls at nighti
Ind were detected. on itIlIans econ
pylng the city in the morning. It was
oilioiiilly timed um the machine-5
nl Aubrey
won some, but no details on this
point mused theiimlsn censorship.
Postponed FIII'III Contest in
New YIi‘itdlhlloiisloliiI 806m
PIIIIIIIIIII lliIlill
Mathewson and layers and Ben-
der and Thomas Batteries
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3I.~“‘TQIII of
thousands oi baseball fnnn wen mods
happy when they saw the clear westb-
Ir todIy for ”the muclupootponod
fourth nine between the Philadelphia
the world. After so enforced nest of
.I melt the two oinoplon ball teams
will moot It Shibo Park It s p m.
(Continued (in fifth mils...)
”OYSTEI IIIT MCIIIIIIT
II“! “II. "II
I W .
There war ii “ripple of excitement
at the reins coal Connor doors.
last night. when the oyster boat. Odin-
rnander. owned by the Ellsworth Oom-
psnr. of llrldms'ort. not her ‘mm
caught under one at the tenders oi
the dock Ind III in denim at being
were, omitted Ops of tbo‘lleliii
tissu- alumina tits condition at on
craft Ind run out to 0' Brien I noon
Iy‘s saloon. in the Booker block.
from whose. I telephone mouse om
sent to Captain Curl A. A moo.»-
presentative oi the comp .
t‘Ipisin Anderson and Joseph W.
Rooney shoulder-so ates slid to I
short «time had ironclad any moon
of tbs tender to rslcttss tbs oymrboht
wuss. mm. for ,lucli’
Athletics and the N61! York GiIntI .
in the norm for the championship of.
It isn't so much what
we o’an say for The
Sentinol‘s advertising‘
strength as what it
will prove for itself
that will satisfy you.
WEATHII FORECAST
FIlr Tenlght Ind Cooler.
MAMSIIIMIM
MIMPIEIMI
Exceptionally Arildlc Piece of
Marble and Granite Work in
Riverside Cemetery
M’PIMIS Ill IMII IIIMI
MM lllilII Sllllll MIMI?
IliI’IIIllIIMIIS IIIIM
I’lIIIMIIIII liliiiIMZIMllII
Eitoris to he Made in South Nor-
.walltto Keep the Party
" Together
Since the last election, there has
been an insistent demand among the
Republicans of South Norwalk for n
permanent organization of some kind.
and to that end. indications are that,
there will he is meeting of the leads
ore of the party and the officers of
the South Norwsik Republican Club in
the near future to determine upon
some tentative plan for such an or-
itanlzution
it is proposed to form a permanent
(hill to have permanent headquarters
at some tonveniont place within the
ITweniy Catacombs, Ind Nine Are
Already Occupied
Beautiful Riverside‘oometery in Nor-
min is new graced by s mausoleum;
of mugnlilceut and stately proportional
ions than the censorship tutti permit-zone which adds beam) to the Satire! iv,
cemetery. and a monument ihiit is no
(Continued oil Eleventh Page.)
ClllllEilE siesta
ms «onus out
Tonto. Oct
24 -(ieuersl Count
Oku. chief of the seueml staff. and one I pu'i of nanny who ha“, been ainiroaoh- be adjourned until tomorrow “a um-
god and lt‘ is believed thlt it will be in
of the four Japanese commanders of
the land toms who accomplished no-
thle achievements during the III»-
Japanese or“, was pronoml‘iodu to
the rank of acid menial.
sHANGmil. Oct. II. «Klu Kiunn;".m BWI
7' Min the province of Kim; It. has
on into the blinds of the rebels.
The government house on burned.
but there‘wero no oihr dioturbuces. '
' Klu-KlIu is I town oi about 75o°0°itlmo cg“. hold 1”; "up“, in psi
' Inhabitants. situated upon the Yang-
isoKIIu. Ibout iao miles southeast
of HInltow.
i siilon.
iout the entire your. whom all mem- *
hers oi the party mnv congregate
itrom time to time to dismiss the sit- ‘
imtion. Another advantage of
permanent headquarters will be the
elimination of smaller
among the foreign element of the par
the members of which have been
want to hold small meetings hole and
The itallnn fleet under Rear Admir- ticesblo among the many fine ones in there limp making all efforts at can
the;
gatherings lonely restrain Mrs.
iRiMiiR is
.lRill Mill 1
lift] nits
liirsJAlnor Here Must Anszir
, Serious Charge
ms chitin, nu
liillii. lllilliil nu Milli
clti which will be kept open through Both Man Charged WITH GI'IITIIII'I
ally Ascending Woman
GRE’ENWlC‘H, Oct. 24.——That John‘
(r r,eamcvr Jr., did kidnap and malic-
Herbert Minor. of
her libeity was one of the counts in
the (barge placed against Creamer
and John White. when the two were
arraigned in the borough court this
iinilli) In the porn n dimcult propo morning beforq Deputy Judge Me“
I
General tentatlie arrangements will
‘he made by the officers of the present
1club and others which
will be sub-
mitted to a general meeting of the
'Republioun electors ior their consid-
eration
icii Hubbard following their amat-
yesterday in connection with the forci-
: bis carrying unicorn her home in that
l
Port Chester on Sunday night. in an
automobile of Mrs. Minor by Creamer.
who was accompanied by White. When
lthe men were arraigned this morning
The ”I“ “I“ met with later on the counsel for them asked that the cm
éthe means: of adding considerable
strength to the party.
”A. .
I
.
III BENINH‘II “m” "I’M“ Sims this: on char-I
Atari important meeting of the Fas-
?cosy club house, in Spring street. it
was unanimously voted to churn the
"'9". 1' I IN“ ”WWW" “'9'“ Hull. Ind Maurice CIrew was elected
The town has been mentioned fro.
«readily in recent dispuchs from
Bhanshni II being the point from
which ocular Ind wireless messages
thorn Honk" were rented by land
lines to Shanghsl
it is of special interest to note
thIt Kiu- Kim: is the porito towhich
the "swarm fleet mirrored after the
battle of Hankow.
' IEIIITIIII III.
“III BET IIIIET
From the notion sent out by First
Selectman Alfred Avison it would so
ipresideot for the ensuing term.
Smelling [Wing .I. Pooloy. who» term
of oilice has been the most niece-o
.ful in the short life of the crannies
:tion.
I
II I' I treaty 9°" In“ W of the emulation to Bachelor .
i; that the charges against them wgrs
not as sen-ions so publiIhId unol’ll .
would indieste, Inked that. bonds in
each case be made small. in the «I.
or Wen. a. stepson to. I m ‘
I350 humming Attorney Henry
us against the men were longthynqu
iue proceeded in dotsil mm A
hearing the arguments. the court
:Whltoo head It m and that of
Crwmor It I7“. and «journal! the
css. until Wednesday. There are six . ~ ‘
counts Iain-f Creamer Ind tour
minst White. in the first count.
“0 Craemer Ind While no chsrxed with
huinx crlniinnily unsuited “show
Minor in the second with breach of
the peace. in the third Cmmer is
charged with using Ibnslve transom
T“ “I“ ‘5 contemplating changes. to Minor, In the fourth both men In
ichnrnd with intoxication; the filth III]
in the interior. it having been voted
I“) redecorsto the quarters in I tilting
sixth charge Cranmer. respectively:
'i
u.
. ii,
J
mu". EINII‘IC IIIHI. MVQ “my wk“ kidnapping u". “lilo! “a Iim‘. .
been installed.
liciously restraining her of her liberty"
1"” "9°" ”I "'9 ‘m'I‘m' “‘0'“! 'Ind with carrying conceded weapons.
I“ omliluofl to be In a IhT'IVInxlThe ”venth Charla! th‘t White u.
Ioonditlon “a other reporiI 'n “"3 slated Ind counseled Creamed- in the
. various acts cited above.
evidence that the little band was fol-
lowing I most succmful policy.
I The boys are planning to equip and
place on the door a tmukothsli ileum
and in order that their little club
Creamer is about 38 yeIrI old and
msrflod He is the son of Policemsn
John Creamer. of Greenwich White.
who is between Ill Ind 80. Is I widow»
I”? Ih‘l ”IQ "WM!!! 0' the Town "I‘: 1‘0“” m'ht not b. .mn’ to the nub. .I' and '1‘. ”70d for .ome “me hm
Ilil‘lfl 0! v0“ .r. 0V0? Th. 0‘" fol-inc ‘t V" 'm ‘0 h‘v. pram ‘WO I". homo ‘3 It. KIRIMO" N Y
the means of the board of estimnte
in the notices Inn that the meeting is organisation to h. Mm“ on «inch “in i In the court more this morning ills .
. to be I special one for thopilr
turnout- of
insulin an appropriation for the resin-
trII spouses. Tbsp would it Ippesr
then they will uteri ‘ID‘II‘ money.
mating to rabbit lot ‘l‘hursds! night.
board of Illinois bu refused to w
the roslItrIrI until Inch time Is thus
should brill: in Iii tin-tiled bill of their
expenses tor the mountain elec-
tion. The registrars we‘re paid to: the
sitcom plaques from money Ippro
printed for the regular election. but no‘
election mutiny has been Ipproprlstedi
Item to malts up this deficiency.
The finish-Ire claimed thin the
board has been needles no authority
ohcp it demands on finalised bill or ex-
pcuses. but Town Clerk smith sold
this morning that its under-loads that
the bills have lm'moho out so the
bosrd mounted. with the names of the
election helpers and the amount paid
to sum.
Thus the moon; Thursday evening
will probably per the election odiolals
slid the manor will be «also.
its wisdom will side or mode
for do. loot tire town Muss.
MOI "II! NW OI DIV.
MWCI’ tour-tits our. its-amine Isii
Meir. filial. XIII-is. »
dmtitesiewblflowmex
. ‘ ion’t
toontlnsod oil Twelfth Poppy '
without “rm i; too tuner “I um
The .
Iim bearing: the now nnmie oi the:
of the structure.
Isothermal consume. Maurice CI.-
Hm l. J. Poole-y Ind Williun Hiibboll.’
House scrotum/so William flipper
or. Roland Plait Ind Mob tarp.
ICIE suits into
an». nan—w
31". PAUL. Minn. Oct.'24.-~auiis
chat-gin: violation of the antlrtrust
iI'w om tiled by the government.
hm loony Whit ind Northwestern
posthumous Asooolsthm. the Lumber
Seerstsries’ Bureau of information.
the humbernun Publishing Company.
vats detective agency. The action.
the fifth in the government’s fight to
link up the recalled trust. churned
conspiracy to prevent oompciition sod
tho tantamount") of In stirred "black
list" by moons oi the pnbliIhtnl oom-
pony.
i. 4 ‘ WW”
' MO‘HGI.
The Town AW will most It
the stone of it. Ii llosd & 00.. hot
hermit. Wednesdar. Oct. :5. Inc It
stars 613,1. mm M II. Ii“ 1:30
a w . J . » .. .
alienate” fainter Ind mother were
Wife was in the building, but remain“.
l
i
IT IIIIEIIIEITl
Mill Luke w. bayou. noses of I orl. M
The editors Ileelod were» follows ,ouisld. the court room. Whites until.
.PI‘GIIMI MIMIC“ CN‘C‘V- V’IWPM Ind aunt were Iliio present. Ir AM
idont. WIIIINII TWIN" WWI Roi “Mrs Minor we" in the buildlnx. but.
Ind Plait: Mum. IN" J MW- not in court.
It lWIII be flmbfl'bd ill“ lilo.
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IELEITIEI IIIVEITII!
Filll siuoutmiiius
Allrod AVIAN. ..
The Inleeimon,
Junior: A. Bros/n and John Devin.
Town EiilInePf Chutes N. Wood not
two Darlen MIK‘IMI“. lilrIm B. 'i‘Iw
AIili" sod Charles B. Fitch. met yester-
day afternoon It the while bridge lit
list-ion It the town lips still owed on
the plans and spoolbostiono. 'i‘hI
meeting was onuiusluilc. harmonic!»
sodmlsfseiory to Iii consumed."
The work on the bridge. which iI to
1 shout 07.000. will be started II
soon as the bids ths been resolved.
silvemsements for the “III Milli '
soul. to the papers end the contractor's.
it is hoped to not the content to“. .
well slant heroic winner and the
in. minor em in.
The bridge will be of too stone Irate
II Ind units In impedes structuro
when Ill completed.
“IOWIALIJ.
,3
this
iiorwslit High fiction} vs. baptism
m
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