sleep ii a. form of
crime which never ea.
capes just punish-
ment.
—£ontributed.
Advertising that does .
your business justice. '
is that which is in— ~
I sorted in The Sentinel
columns.
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. Associated “Fm- News Press All Parts nulls Werld'ilra Ipeeial “Wire and Gil? Own Operator. . , .
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Entered at the Ian
11m: °Post-ohms
Second
ESTABLISHED I870
'AAAH PHAASWAE WAS
HAAAWAH AA WA SAW A’HANA
[AR Y SUNDAY MHRNINB .II: liti‘.21§i..§’°‘.‘.‘.’.‘.i5..i.“°.f;‘.fil“';l
, ‘ I G. Jayson Waters, ll‘air AcreIIl‘arm,
Chestnut Hill, Sunday morning early.
together with the contents of the
structure. The entire loss is iigureti
at $6.000 fully insured through the
agency oi' Dunn and Son. The tire
was discovered at about. 2 II. In. yes-
terdny burning in two places slmuai~
tuuconsly. one fire at ietlIer end of
lilo lingo structure.
Two weeks ago the largo burn or
lI‘luI-il Brothers was not on bro and
bIIrIIIIIi to the ground, togI-IIII-r with
Its contents, the loss in that‘lustnucc
reaching ovor $2.000 purity covet‘cd
by insurance. ll would thus scent that
II syslcmutic schedulo of incendlhrirm
is reigning; ill the vicinity of (‘host-I
nut lllll and that someone has not?
I.IIll to buIII one burn ole r3I two weeks I
All plopcrty ouncls ill the \iIlnllyA
llllllllti instill IIII
Bill Is IIIIIIIII
G. Jayson .Wators Sustains a
Loss of Nearly $6,000
.W
The Crew of Nine Men Had lust Time to Escape With Their
Lives as the Flames Appeared to Envelop the Entire
Structure—Barge Grandnla Caught Fire, But Crews irom
ihii Vessels at tile Dock Prompiiy Exiinguishod This Blaze
use it] till law Is illlt IIIIIIIII, i8
IIIIIIIIIII WAS III illlili IIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIII
Burning Vessel Also Han Into the Barge Dispatch and Dillicui-
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1911.
IIIIII I: III ‘
Illisl In
In lllRK All
Action Hall the EileciolPreveni-
inn Gathering oi Strike Drivers’
Sympaihizers
“.Muw
HilllH itiillllilli
III III IIllIlIIIIIllII
~— a.” Ava...”
Forty Thousand Cartloads at 89- A
iuse Will Have to he Moved
NEW Ybiblt Nov iii.-lf tho. 13an
1mm IzutiIIIreIs Hil'lki‘ is not brIolIIuI,
A
A
Alinldwin wert.I carried from tho iiold
Fair
mu Illlli .
IIIIIIIII IIIIIIII
Lad Sustained a Fractured Skull
in Game Between Norwalk
High and Milford
The first serious decident in The
Norwalks this fall attributed to foot-
ball was that. which occurred ill Sub
urdby's game between the Norwailt
uud Milford High schools, to one of
the latter players, WurrIIn Baldwin;
of Milford. lie suffered a fracture of
one of the tables of the skull and
wus'rcmoverl from the game to the
local hospital win-re he is resting as
well as could be. expected today.
The game. true a much one from
start to finish and not only was Bald-
win ill-lured, but several of the other
players were ice a seriously hurt.
None now taken to the bosplt Ii unit
III-uriy all were nlIlII to go home Imus
sistcd, but two or three otiwrs tllnu'
of battle.
Baldwin pluycd left end fur his team
WIATH‘R FORECAST
iy Was Experienced in Getting it Away, and Allowing ii
to drill into the Cove, Where it Was Beached
’l‘he tut; Pottsvllle was dIIsII-oIIIIi by gcs. grout Ilumugc
lirII. curly Sunday morning. and lAil'i‘i‘ASilSl.illlll’d.
burccs, on oil tank horse and All“ \\‘Ii'A
sou l’oiut docks were. tlureutencd \\liAl A llllll Irrobubly usIor will lIc.
IlI-slruction. when the iiuulcs.
would have
for
so quickly tlult (,‘uptniu iil'iIluIIs :lIIIiTopIuIslto IlirI-ctlon they
his crew of eight mI-u bIIrcAI
with their lives by Al'i‘ilillii:
lbu'rge (immune, to which
ville wus moored.
The reflection of the fiulucs could be
soon for miles and had it not born for
the prompt work of Captain IBrlduIIs.
his crew and the cntpeins of the bar-
llom cvcnsr
Is IllillliED
.0...” «V
liil3’itll‘tl \Villtiock. ol‘ South Wilton,
would
had to swim for their lives.
All was exactly 12:30 o'Ilock when
the flames were Ilibt'tllcl‘cd.
the tug were sleeping soulldl3 after
their strenuous day's work. for
IIscupcd
iii the
the i’otts-
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
WiillLli’B TElPEIlAIOE
~—————-_.
lIIlIIIIi as anyone ever did lust evening titty. it helm: the “World's Temperance.
shortly before it o'IioclI, when he has Sunday. "
’l‘bc sumrintcudonls Mr
thrown from his motorcycle willie AAIIWO‘iAi anti “1‘ Morgan. hold it"
traveling at about IlIIIIII “\0 miles usual owning sIIrIiIIIIs and thou nut-IIIf
un hour. The accident lluppcucd in ilil‘ session into llli" hands of the torn
from 01' t‘ ouncillnan Nelson W. lionII Illcrunm- workers.
dict's market. a slippery IroilIIy truck
omitting the macliiiIII to illi‘li- around
and then turn tnrtlc. WhitlnI-k IIIIIII"
thrown to the brick illlVi'lilt‘iilA and
listeners Mrs. i‘hldscy. the prowl
Ilcnt. gave a short bright tblit. wuru
big and Niki“ the 3ounx people it
been
.. i
liIII origin of the tlrc is not known
the.
‘ illulII-Il A crew of tllc tug lIuIl no limo to inves-
by II iorty-Inilo gttlc canIlI'IpcIl thI- tut: I tiuulo and had the wind boon in thc
lilii‘t‘
All aboard nation is to be made and should ilIeI
”1:“ with him.
gale had made the sailor‘s life aboardA
Milli" OBSERVED SUDDEILY WSTIIGKEI
The W. C. 'i‘. ii. visited the East Nor-3
had us uurrow llli IIsIIIIpc from being walk Methodist Sunday school. yeatcr-I
'ilII- children were.
lrcl‘y ultcutleI and seemed interested
i worn. the llcaith llcpurtmeut will step
A in to snvo New \olk from the sill of-
“Inn is or some forty” thousand clutloadll
oi rI-l‘uso that bus accumulated since
the men who drive the: Street Cleaning
in puc‘tmeuts patrons quit. work be
lilt‘ up in arms owl the state of nt-
fair»
The barn burned 3csicrduy was I‘l-
\ultlalllc structure, but aside from
the value of the building the IoIIlIIIIts
Idostlo3cd also amounted to consid
oruble. There were sixty tons of hula}
ilt'iocn tons of IIIrIIIv, and llfiecn ions
of fertilizer. lIIIsiIiIII-I u great many
tools and forming llIIplIImIInts of III
cry cllnlucler.
No one pelsou is suspeclcd of set-
ting the bums on file but an inlestl- .
.(Conilnllctl' on Eighth Pane.)
IHASSEA HilHSi. HEHHY.
iliilllii HA Hill iiiiiil
A “.Loss Estimated at $20,“
iy, semis Building
-. u, .I I...“
IDEliilY. Nov. ills-”Tho Bullet
lloune was united by fire hero.- early
Atoday. with a total loss estimated at
Aclose to 820. 000 The fire. broke out
Asllorti3 after i ociock this tnornins.
and after strenuous efforts on the part
lot the fire department it had been an
I “Allie Wilmms 0““ some m0“?! parently brought under control within
that he had collected for a wortlu the CO‘HTSI of an hour Shortly after-
Apurpose, James \‘I. i‘reugll. of Milililwarda howpver' it again got away.
street. proprietor ofltlmsuiooh ill tlIatAtmm the firemen and when it wasA
street which bears his name, was and A finally subdued seven a1 hours later. the
denly stricken with apopioxy. yester- building was in ruins. it was nearly
day afternoon. A lIurr3 cull was sent all burned out. and it was said today
for normal physicians and Dr. William that whatever 0! it remains standing
I .l. Tracey responded that. He attended will now to ho torn down The guests.
the man. whose close cull had wru- and regular rompers lost Inactlcali3
iirebui. be upprI IIbIIIndId it will go hard
Such besdwa3 had the tire ihuta
inltempta to cope with it were of“
Ann avail. ‘The high wind aided the;
“flames sad the building was soon re '
Iduced to panel. A
A
.o
A WITH APDPLEXT
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A
i
lost-1
somewhat inlurcIl. tlIIquiI not scrum.»
13'.
leave all forms of liquor alone. even
('Ailt'l' must be. iIIIrrcIl. tor mum n plan.
Mr. \‘i’llllltlt‘k Allitl llilti Miss A‘lllllilt‘ “WA “'“ml'i” ii"B Dmi't‘ii Cilll'l‘ it) it? as
M’tliflll. ol \‘i'I-slou. out lor II i'Aili' on iiiiiixii‘fliiiih it“ I'Ul‘Olltliii‘ ‘ililllii‘n. Mill '
tho mot-him» most nil nllormon, but Gillies was welcomed, iiild'lii‘l‘ paper
when iilc rain IIIImII lust IIIIIIIilIu IIIIII Willi instructive and tuiiilts "l‘oIIIiI
liIII routls luIcAquI- sllppI-I3 nllc iii'l‘liil “01 iMii' lilii. illiudlo not" being hcr
WA to ride longer. Mr \ilIiIlIIIiI nus “INC" \iI‘H i’ululornnd Mrs. 'i‘holnp
illl his IIII3 for It toqu to Iakc \llns 30“ Milli-i 1' it‘liliwmilcfi mull. "Stuns
lArill home when the lll"(llii~ill hup (liuIl “by. Miss A. M. Terri-3' spoke
[ll'ill‘il "”79 ”"W‘iiflni’ A“ ”‘9 “ii-“ii “H ”i" Ioulltiul-l still All his hand
Win-n tllc 3ollns mull loll his lnn- \“VAA” ”A (ifilli‘i‘ilt‘ HillOkiilK iiiill 3" (“ii .IIII- lllcusI-Ii to limit of his soulonhui
IIIIIIIII slIlIl lIc put on iiiiili‘ powol in ““‘lil' liii‘liltmi were tIllIcu null illlll‘i“ iniplolud (bouilliilil‘
lilii IIIIIII-IIIIIIII uml iliill iiili iiiil lctld W'N'I'Ii (“WWW mcmiwr “all mined
in lIIIlp lllliilots. lio struck llIII tililitll and “A" “'"A‘iil‘i‘l \i'N‘l‘ (‘ill’lilil'uill'd All
in Willi "In.“ and WM” liyiuu from the interest shown und IIIII courtesy of
the thIol. A lintI Mill worn by hirdimMm. iliiltli‘iniondonia, officials and'
M’llliloldt wus l'iIlIII-Ii nod ho had quite i""“iii""i “till iiulK‘ timiic flu.“ lo \‘lllii‘I
a bull injury to his right illiilll. Il ItooIl . 'A'i‘ school Mill-ill
Maui] Ilii‘t’i' Iii ill-sit hnvlllx Ali'l‘llI ucrnIII’ ‘ ‘ '
IlltI-Inoon.
"llIo utilckI u mun has not boon lcel.
lug Wt'AI fol soun- time. but his illness
nus not thought by his fomii3 to be oi
ho was taken suddenl3 with a stroke.
Iznlllnl; upon the table. at which he
warning and with the money he was
LilliillilTWE FiiiEIII
ii“ SKULL FMOTliliEll
.....A. a... ........«.......
A SiHAtlllI‘llltli Nov. iii. miisllluol King
II lIIIIIllIrIIIl skull uud other injuries
Islll’l‘IIIIvd this morning III ltowuyt'ul
iiII wuu lIIIInlnu. out of the «union cub
window ulul Willi struck b3 u llrtllec
lion bI-uldII tho ruilroull tl'aIelts.
ll l-iolliilttll reporter Involltlulilcd llw
show All ltowuylon, this afternoon
iIII I'U‘iltllllil null lIIImolInlng lIlII ill in it.
\‘i’lIislorlI IolIllnIlIIIl on loot to prm IIIII
II IIIqu
XII-ur old son of .\iI-.~I itolu- Miller. Ill
BOUTIIEM RAILWAY I I k .
" lit sir ml l l , . u ' A
EWMWEER K'LLE” lull I lit! Ill: million m to
limbo IIll
Iol Now tluvon. n ilromsu on the New
vd.1.(:::‘ MW“ woe M! in ”w MN m 80' INJURED A'iork. I'uw Haven and Hartford Ruli-
llii' Niliii'lilit Auto HilllIljt ltlliiiiilllyl 8T F‘LL nowusT‘Ens mud A“ in the Hinml’orti ““9th with
.‘I‘IIcIIIIIl l.lIII:lI~IIuIIl {iconic .‘I.
l
‘iiAIAldltlllllll. of tho .‘iiilllury time, it
Nlll‘ih'liAAi orulllllznlllln. lilo filiil'll‘l'liA
.i .l. L.
Huilmlnl urchins. lieorlII-j. lion The officials thorn were of lilo
nus solnowiml lulurrtl but in lot-lint: opinion that lilo unfortunate. lircnlnn'
'llm ditflHlnfi of um pm as... York. llrciii' Wcii IIIIIIlII today. Alniplil iIIIIII IIIIIIIIlI hill lIIIIIl against.
Aillmin malt xI-w ”Hunger “um.” ii lit-clue that he had startrd litiWi‘qulwA slnndplpo 3qu lIIIloIv tlIII slhllolt,
1min ml IIIII Holililnrn more.” llflcco ninlrn null iilut his left ankle. which: hour the wulcrlug trousbn. Apparent-
"films mm}. III I"... Ailia morlllulr. "I. is would turucll under him. lubitihitI i3' the train did not stop.
milled in tho fli‘llih In iliusimmr w A. ileum: losc not only bill balance but:
Ki‘llnl'y am! Iiw IIIIIIII III Mlvtil‘l'lll Imp. , his dignity. {or he was entertaining? wCAFiD 0F THANlfl.
sensors and i“iiiilillt‘it company at tile time. Hondllrai downA We Wiiill in thunk the neighbors and
The ilmiimi IIItI 3;.st 3'qu at InIIAIlIIIiIms stall-II wenttieornerndlnulnA friends for their kindness and arm-
p, m. and ii'nsiiiozlmi iii Inna p. m. it little heap lit the bottom. Almlili‘. Men bountiful floral MAM“ to
solidity. II was rumour III a lush rain it» complained of pains in his atom I‘lmr unloved daughter. Marital“: ”I
or riser-II who" ihn IImIlIlIIIII tlrf'lil‘l‘gs], m-lI. that. hearing the brunt of the null IIcI-Iullr ilsr Winnipault irimdl- lite
and ”in engine and learn" (In... W... den sloululthe is not thought to how I’Ilttitlml children. ohnpmniee. Ellis. EllI
thrown turn the trprIIIr. Tim cause n! stiliprell serious injury. He has the . Ric-p and PAM“? "Wk Mill MM" (7'1
the Iiissslrr has not been Itsrmtnlnml. brill wishes of bill ml!!! "AMI“ AOI‘ it Mil '9 ”“3 “my 1‘3- W'mn-
loan unlucky future. *—
WWMMW When In. mount properly crows
«4‘0! Hill Nldl-l‘l‘ Oil DAV, Ilno expensive use a Sentinel Weill
taxicab at it"?! Wines. ’l’ei. 1026.12. A Adi. and sell it.
«sublimation. is. I. ”Nov. iii:
~REST ROOM TEA
WIIIlIIradM. Sornmlwr is. it to
m Refreshments. 15s
,.
ll
it '
ricd his entire lIIllIliy considerably:
.qu \lr t‘rougll Is ou the iIIIprmII illllfllltl building is estimated at betweenl
ilidllo and ‘Ei’lflmlo and that on thc}
lllu frlcndsl
Iilmn ll ionn might of stairs lit hisA but could author no further informua
nil of their possessions. The loss on
luruishinlts and to guests in the neigh-
; bolilood of 35.000
Annie tlulo of tlrnngc a 3mm: wo-
u serious nutule Yesterday however. man who was lleltlus ilcr sister Laura. A
Aciupibyed IlIl IlomcinI III tinI nolei. had
In thrilling experienl II The young we
had been sitting, without II Inotuelul 's A mm were .IloIInlnp on tho (mirth floor. A
and whilc lJliiTli [unnamed to get outA
sslel3. AunlII was driven 0mm the
I. loom b3 the flames and climbed out onI
‘ i a cornice From there she lumped
and lnndcd on the roof of the Vorauduii'g
two stories below. She was taken
down by Dr. Stephen Donovan. who
(Id out in his nighlclothos to tile re»
cut) The 3mm: umnun was removed
to the hospital win-re it was found
she was suffering from it dislotalell
shoulder injuries to ln-I loll side and
a blokon blind
'I lIc liIII lIiurIeIl. it in bellovoll fromi
All IlIIl‘IIciivc chlmum. 'l‘llII lulu-co in
AlilP bnncmuii oi the hotel with still-to d
'II‘IIIIIII lulu midnight. and it ill tluiuaht
thnl sparks not out of mo lower part.
of the chimney tilroultll cracks.
Tim building Wits owned by Michael
llI‘iIIiII-rl3. .ir. and was colulllcloll by
John llooliuin
AA... ”Mai—sad“
illililT ilF APPEAL
ltIIrI‘IMoNn. III... .‘pv. III. IIIII The du~
prelim Court of Annuals todity denied
the petition for III writ, oi error hi
Henry Clay Hostile. Jr. convicted oi
murdering his young wife. lust July.
This decision on the appenl‘ from the
Judgment. of the Chesterfield court.
which sentenced him to die in the aler-
tIIlc chair November at. is final. Clo
money or reprieve by Governor Mann
only can save the condemned mail.
“Wm
Sentinel ads. bring results.
lives across the attract. and who Iinslr|
I8 DENIED BEITTIEA
Iuml it was during one of the mussI
plu3s in which ho was deeply mixed
that his head struck the ground With
lllt‘ weight of several other plnyIcrs
upon him When the bull
ed down and tho. plsy>rs started to
Anitoin lint-up, illtldwln use soon to re
imulrr where he was on the ground.
A Williuit hands went to his relic!
iand he was carried from the hold.
A‘ilerc it was discovered that his in
Jury was quite serious and Dr. Prof)»
via 1. Burnoll was culled to attend lllm.
lie saw the fracture and sIngcstedA
Athat theI but no to the hospital. whith
or he was taken.
I A true football hero is Baldwin for
although enlisting [tent pain he does
Inot complain. He has been tully c0n~
Anions all the time since his accident.
A'i‘he fracture has been reduced and.w
the young man's condition is quite
promising.
A it will probably be several da3s be-
Ital-é the injured man will be able to
Islet around at all and it will be some
ilittle time bolero he can go to his
.home. All regret the accident which
i was not a result of anything but clean
playing. and both teams were quite
disheartened after his iniury There
Arsmaiued but a few moments more of
. play find all were glad when the game
i was over.
I it is not thought that theI game and
the injul3 will have anything to do
Awlth local football. although rumors
have been afloat that the facility of
the school in town will make an ab
tempt to have foulllail abolished. MA
is not expected however, that this will'
Ibo dollo tilts 3enr and perhaps thcl
Axame will never lic forbidden.
Silliiil All Wiitil '
A SAAPHAY HA Siili
A
:Work by Geological Specialists
ls oi Commercial Value
NEW HAVEN. Nor. l:i.-in the
Icomlilnod work of the toderul geolog-
.icsl Inn-rel co operating with tho Con-
Anectlcllt (icoloitlcui and Natural ills-
‘tory commission there has now been
completed and ready tor publication.
the survny of in. results of the girl-
trial period hr the iowur vullsy of tho
Quinniplac river. There has ubIo been
complete and is ready for Illihlit‘ti-
tloll lllp survcy of the Ivulcr Humorous.
and supplies of the state. centering at A
lturtslord ltilll including some 27.
towns around that city. This branch
of the survey has now been transfer
rod to i-ilumitn'dhnd surrounding
townships. Prof. it, E. Gregory, of
the. Yale pooloplrnl department. eit-
ports to complete ncxt your tho also
lnl surrey ol‘ the Nnusniuck valley and
the ilousatonlc valley south of Derby,
the whole of this valley survey reach
in: from the northern «state line to
was island bound. The water sur-
vey in the slots is oi prime importance
commercially as wall as scientifically
in its bearing upon water supplies oi
the larger Connecticut cities as well
int the future um at the streams tor
electric light antiwpwur plant:
it you. have had trouble indllpeslna
A
us Ilcclnr. ._
.course of the ride the machine broke
.down near the Bowsyton railroad sta~
Ition.
tonight and Tuesday; colder.
HUR MEN AHSA IVES
WHEN AHA SBHHHNER
WAAHH HAZ HHHHEHEH
Vessel Was Beating Her Way Up Long Island Sound When it
Struck Hard on the West Breakwater at the Entrance of
New Haven Harbor and Immediately Sank—Two Men of
the Crew at Six Succeeded in Getting Ashore and Are
Now Being Cared lor in the Hospital
HAHHEEH Mill AHHAAA Alli HARE ASAAHH
UH HHHKIHAA HAHHE. WHAHH HHHHE AHHHA AHAH
Another Schooner Goes Down in Plum Gut, and Probably All
But One of Crew Was Drowned, and lie is Unconscious.
1
—~lligh Seas All Along the Coast
for at the Seamcn‘s iietllci in this city.
The Witch Hazel, which loaded at
Port Reading. towed through New
York harbor and passed (‘ity island
with the wind blowing heavily. When
NEW HAY 2S. .\'ov. iii. Four man
lost their lives and two others reached
shore with dIIiliculty. when the schoon-
er Witch Hazel, boating her way up
Long island Sound in the lure of the
heavy storm of last night. struck hnrd
Ion the west breakwater at the en-
trance to New Haven harbor and went
down. Captain Britt of the schooner
and three of his crew perished. Two
members of the crew saved an: Jo-
aeph Miller and Benjamin Miller, at]:
St. John. )3 ll. They are being cared ’
gale had lashed the season into a mass
of high waves. Captain Britt found
he had to run before the wind and
decided to try and make New Ham
harbor for shelter. Just before dark
momentum lights were “that!
w..—
(manner! on Third m
ltiilll PAIllFilLLY commit tutti
can “aunt III I mt ‘0ll’ilEOEllTELEliTl0l
‘ A Washington dispatch to the
Carl Scbaub. proprietor of the im Bridgeport Standard says:
perisi Hotel. in Railroad avenue. met When asked for his opinion on tho
with a painful accident, yesterday ai- results of the recent elections. Repro-
teruoon, in Rowayton when he stunr sentulive Hill. of the Fourth district.
bled over a set or signal wires while said:
crossing the railroad track. tailing on
his chest and inflicting injuries there
which have all but kept him to his
bed. Mr. Schnub was able to sit up.
this morning. and is under the care
of Dr. Robert E. Perdue.
Carl went untomobliing with Carl
Schsnb 2nd. yesterday and in the
out the state this tall. 1 am satisfied
that Connecticut will
next year‘ and that we will elect nil
five congressmen.
in fact all New England. will be Re-
publican. The tariff will be the prin-
cipal issue and President Taft will be
rte-elected.
Mr Hill has taken up his winter
(platters III the Portland Thomas cir~
cle and Fourteenth street Mrs. Hill
and Miss Hill are with him. He re~
turns to Norwaik this evening on busi-
ness, but will return to Washington
the ilrst of next week.
our Emilia”
t
Carl was on the west side and
wishing to get to the east bound side.
he crossed the tracks. in the‘ dark-
ness he was unable to see the signal
wires which run along between the
trucks at this point and stumbled over
them. landing on his chest.
Although his injuries' were quite
painful he succeeded in reaching home
without assistance. where he sought
medical ethics .. He has the best “An-"Y P‘vnoll
wishes of his friends for a speedy re “.44....“ .
"°"“"~"' » i nos'roN Nov Ia.—-'rwenty indict-
PiilllillASEn A
llnll root TABLE
Au the adjourned meeting of the
South Norwailt Club. Saturday even
ins. the report or the pool table pur
chasing committee wus received and
accepted. The committee reported that
they had secured a llritt~olusa llruun-
wick & lluike Lnilii.‘ and outiit, to be
delivered November 25. This table
will be placed in the present. reading
room and the roudlng room changed
to the west front room. The meeting
adjourned until tomorrow evening.
The repulur monthly men-ting ot the
directors of the club company will be
bold III the some time, preceding the
club Int-cling.
nntc ma Ivore presented by the Suloik
couni3 {trund jury today against,“
word V. Alchiey n time clerk of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Co. at 'I‘uunion. and nine
engineers and firemen of the same
company. it is alleged that Ateheriy
b3 means of padded payrolls obtained
nearly $10,000 in the lost three year!
IiIfendnnttI. '
Tilt-3 nre ('liIurIIAII ii iiiair, Jshn K.
Murray. Altbur A. llolnmeli Albert
A: Scars. mill William Mcilill.
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“BANNER BAKERY NOTICE.
Owing to increasing business, “to
oven. This hue been somewhat detrb
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SCHOOL GIRL FRACTUREB SKULL
HARTFORD, Nov,.13.-—Ruth Shea,
aged eight pears. fell down stairs in
the Northwest School. at noon today.
and auctioned a fracture of the skull
She lives st 192 Beiden street.
bundle it. ‘but we think We have 61%
some this now slid we ask for a. oon‘
tlnunnce of the patronage we hav. a.
week We will have eruilors as a spools
in the cake line. Bread and biscuit
every dual as usual. Fruit and
for Thanksgiving
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won REDUCED AGAIN. “WM
NEW YORK. Nov. lav-“All grades, «Iron HIRE NIGHT on DAY, ..
of retitled super ware reduced ton 'bpuslienner touring car. limouslni all
at that horse. in a sentinel“;
Mini a hundred pounds today. , taxicab. Tel. 102642.
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in Long island Sound. the southwest ”
"i am especially pleased wilds .
the result in Bridgeport. and takint;
into consldsmtion the results thrOnIaI 1"
go Republican} A
Massachusetts and '
W. Blair. Joseph N. Cross, Charles J.‘I
Brown. Charles 14‘. Welllltnie. William .
have been obliged to install a loud!”
mental to our ponds in lesrnlnx tot/I.
ways enjoyed The enllv part of our *
a
and Ilivldcd the money with the other . .fl
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