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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 21, 1911 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1911

 

‘ Associated mu News From All Parts of the World by ailment Wire and Our Own Operator

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WEATHER FORECABT

Unuttlod tonight; fair Wednesday.

“intonation of fact! (
all and fi res ' culled
from All the large,
successful business
m e u p r o v e t h e
' strength of The Sen-
' tinsl's advertising cob

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Fraud Orders Issued Againotilow
Haven and Norwalk Enterprises

HIS SISIIER
MIIIIII
IN MIHHIHAN

A. l. Angevine, ofSoulh Norwalk,

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ACily ot Norwalk Council Takes

 

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.—~I<iruud or-'
Atom have been issued by the postmas-
ter general denying the use. of the
mails to the Harvey Company. of Now

 

 

Haven, and the Aome Manufacturing
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. Company, of Norwalh Tito Munro)
“mums Afler Learnmg 09‘ Company operated a Alr-otkut-hotno; Action on "IO Matter and CIIIOI

iii‘ hAAnAAA_ nAlAAAAtlslng to unwanted walk
at $3 a any in making modlratod artA

pillows. A charge of $3 was mullet wa‘ER BOMM'SSIHNERS

tho A-omplmy for an "outfit.“ tho vlo»
WOMAN WAS Klllffl time lutot hurling they could not die
p090 oi tho pillows they made. 1‘. i’.‘.
linriou, who oporntmi IIlt‘ AAAAleme unl‘ REPflkl 0N RESERVNR

BY HER SUN'INhlAw ' AiAAr lIli.‘ nunAA-A of tho I'Inl'l‘oy vompuny.‘

IIAAAAA \Atuhod sliuiiul: HiIii‘Illl‘H in the

tails of the Affair of Police Will Act

 

Who AIS!) Shot Sister-i n-law as third. "(tilltIIiiK to tho pmuolihu in The Fire Mann System Said {05

hl'l'liiui‘ \\ ho iAAAAAsllltatAAAl the raw.
RESUIH OI Family TI'OUDIB A MoAtimAr i‘onlo}, :igod lAAoAAtA, op.
grrutotl tho Armo Muniti‘in'turiuu A'Auun,
pnnA whit-h ndwt‘tiood to AAA-Ii AAAiAAU
iiondolod Insanely IIAIIOII“ I" “I'I‘I‘ginph IiiSli'Ililit'llIS \'l"l"\' t'hvnp also it

he connidoiod an IlliIi‘iIl and unhmt mum“. 30mm“? anti “h‘()](l§h {”1 a
distlibntion of tho baton of his IIlIIIt ‘l- ‘ (”A I; ”f m, “.1"... pumpkin“ ““5 maria

in inn. and nodded to “mum-as by ill? I... n Mummqmmqm (oill‘ti‘l‘ll and my.
attitude of his \AilAw IiilllII_\ uAlAi lu-A m... that “N. Norwulh boy ”A d not up. ‘
uliimuio success in St‘ lilIiil‘ AA Aiiuuvo llwr AA... goods. the manor “A... “A lug ”W for MP“ “A“ ”f “I,“ 1m“ tho
”II “”1 grounds 9f “I'M" \I‘I I‘m I’VHWI '0 ”10 ”IRWIN “”0”“.‘3 “I” Aioulors Ili“ilIlIIKt‘II‘Iillll‘lh‘i“ AAAAAAAAI‘A‘AAIAA
Smith. of .lnt‘IthAm. Wis“ shot :lIiiI hill mm ”my AlAA- AArtiA'ltAs i‘t‘iil'(‘§t.‘lilitiI Ill I "Am”: With tho pm”. M I”... I,
Hi Mrs. ("luru Pinunuunn, "nus" won», in AA A-Amnll way. no rt'il dillnn‘lnfialu
iAA-luw, uAAAI lAAA‘A'liAiA ‘AA'AAAAAAAlA-Ai I~..,...,,[(.d_ in“) that tho boy's fuiluro to I I
daughter. Mina t‘orAA l-‘quuuguu. illl ()l‘iIi‘l'r- n'uu onion in “flnauvlal‘
”I ('IN'SI‘IW' Mii'I'u l'“ ”W “"0“”“3 "1 \l’i‘ilIiIlt'HS rather than intA-ndwl to do
Sunday, \‘AAA'AAAAAIAAAA‘ lL‘, AA! 7 AA'A IAAA iA Ili fraud.“

their homo. Mrs. i‘lnnnuuun one tho
stator of A. .i. Anuminv. of South .\or-
wnlk. of the firm oi’ A. J. AAAAAAAA‘hiAAAA
Son (‘Aunpnny Mr. Anuoriuo only to
«only rolurnod from theA strlA-kon
home in Cheshire. where he had been
summoned on the Monday morning
following the terrible affair. to nttoud
tho oliaequlos of his beloved sister.

he Badly Out of Repair

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ridud stop i‘orwnrd in tho rlullt dirur-
Alon. inst. owning. ulwn it. put-tam! un
.nrriinauro rouulntinu the min of firo
:Arms, forbidding doaioru to dinpooo
of them to minors und f‘nrihm- provid

Ato’IA-o
Ills lllAVIIAA'I‘ Hm I I
Ilt‘I

Ilolli (Culllilltiod (m l-u'tulitl I‘Mtt‘.)

‘BIILDEII WEIIIIIIIII
MIQEEEEBIIATED

HEAVY EIIIE8 EIIII
GIIIIVIIB HIIIB

NEW BRITAIN, Nor. 21.-~Jomos
(iontlio was fined $200 for tumult on:
his Author-indoor. Louis Sit-aria. and.
and to nonlni in ntrnlnhtrrixinx out the I 3150 for (I‘ny‘n‘ a “mm“ “rm"!
affairs of tho Alotnornlizod family. A”: I" pom“ court today. I)“ October.

Th“ story M told m n Saniinol m »2u livnlliu went to tho. homo of his
portvr. this morning, M Mr Augovino wilt-'s purontn on Cherry ntrvol, and
in AA and our. Sumo niuA-A yours nun. “HIT hm” “PM“ drew II WWII”
Smm‘ (uttered mm the ”mm. bolow and shot Fuanrio. breaking the man's
his future M,“ in “min." and rofiuo- 'rluhl arm. Mo was Irritated and.
About, but hooaulo oliunlorod of hor churned with attempt to kill. Tn”:
and Sh", ”mlnmm M5 “WNW” mm, rhnrlro. wna changed this morning and
WM.” ll'ilH‘I'It‘d, against ”w WNW“ 0', lioutilo [IIt'fllIt‘d guilty to both not-uln-
her family. Moving nwuy. two (‘IlIIv “m” 'l‘ony “WW" I‘ rompunlon “I
AirAAn t-ntAAAA to ihA-m and Smith did onI “'9 limo "I ”"3 shooting “1"” llnod ”I”
ltor a Working mun. saving his money
and lllluiiy huAlllu his own little homo.
Upon tho. Alonib of his uifuu tAAAlAAAr.
huwolol‘ Smith (mlt‘l‘Itt‘il tho idea

that he. ihlouuh hlu nito has to AAA DETECTIVES .FTE“

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Four ill of root.

their fiftieth wedding nnnlwornry.

AiAAAAAAAulnailono.
of tho oranlnu was a largo fruit rake
llIt‘t‘I) dvrornlod and on a Isruo gilt
plat.- with fifty A‘anAiios ground ll.
\l‘hou Ailgbiod this AAAAAA a very pretty
flight.

ghosts departed AAA it very Into hour.
winning Mr and Mm lmckwood many
happy returns of their nnnireroary
day.

-—-—FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY. . Among tho Kilflillti
taxicab at livery prince. 'toi i026 12. W. V, gmumm' Mr
wood and children. Mr
: lir-nedlrl.

Jr. and vhildren. Mr. and

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Tho Norwnlk city council took it (ID-3 '

'i‘ho notion A‘nlno no :A III‘ J

. and Mrs. hi. it. inioilwood. of H
WAAI‘A! it‘llAItAroAl ll stir:
prlae party last owning in honor or;
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very Adenant evening was spent by
III present and a number of Rinaldo:
pro-onto were mil-pd. among whlrhi
iworo auroral gold plums of dllforent
(mo of tho foalurou‘

A dainty lunrh one horned and tho.

more Mr. and Mrs.“
. and Mrs. Job inch.
. and Mrs. A. L.

 

 

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Governor ‘BaidvAAn Places Nor-
walk Man on dominion to
book into Railroad Conditions

HARTFORD, Nov. Sir-«Tho common,
ulou to examine the lawn under which1
tho railroad and other transmutation
r-mupnnlnn of the Mute are tnxod. the
amount of taxau those corporations
paid. and to make recommondntiona
an to some othel M'Hlem of tuxatloni
of such rompanle-s if the preeont pinnI
Iii not adoquote. woo named by Gov
liultiu Ill Aestordny. it will he AnadtA Alpi
oi‘ John J. Walsh. of Norwulh; stain
Tax Commissioner Corbin and 1". RI
’l‘aer-hiitl. of Now Moran. and will;
eA-rA-o- without rompruliatlnn, nithonuh‘
$1,.‘nm in nIIAAWNI an exponami ullti'
Alt-rlrul hire .

'i‘ho vomtniuulotl In unmod Inuit-Ar
authority at i‘hupior 282 of tho acts?
of liill.

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Cont. in Scholars Dui-lng the
Last Elva” Years

PRESENT EIIRIIIIIIIIII

 

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Senior Class Has More Than
Doubled in Size This Term

 

In Soutomhor. limo, at n apociul town
monitor; hold in tho armor), tho A‘Ili-
.zA‘n» of tho Town AAi,.\‘oiAA\‘ullA AAAAiAArtAAl
tho oolortmon to puroimao tho phenom
' alto of AbA.A high school, and mud that
u A-ommilloo be appointed to oft-(”it n
‘inAliAIlnu for the animal. At that time
tho high erhtmi contorted of Ann do
Apartments. outA in tho l.lnAolAA StIlililI
in t ontorn street. South .‘A‘oruni i. and

IHRII HIIII
IH IIIIHIIIG
HHIIS IR

Fourth Man in the Nashua, N. it,
Hospital in a Serious Condi-
tion from Smoke. But is Ex-
pected to Recover

NASHIM. para... Nov, 21,..1'hmter. udso Curtis of tho unperlor vouri
Anon urn cloud and It fourth is in the “MIMI “0"“ ‘ Memo“ "“13? in
. Nashua Iloopilni Iii ll mien. condition Which hr flmlAA in favor of Eoknrt.
as tho realm of inhaling otnoko in u ”WW" claimed IM’ WM hired by
fire that burned out the interior of W‘I‘t‘" I" find ll I'llri‘hlm‘l' “It
rho Denim! lion-l, fl lodging house on coolly summer homrA "l-Illindoro" in
[lemon Aim-AAA. hour the station hem-Afltsmford. ”A” 93" I10 "“0an n pur-
today.

'i‘ln- iINId are: 1property at 543 Broadway, Now York,

Harry L. Con)". lllllIiII‘T'INL n ““10!“ "19 Stamford place. “0113”!
nor worker. Inicims tho value of thtA property in-

i’alrirll U‘ltrlou, till. paper worker; ' “01"?“ Walt "35.000 and he Witt 0n-
Aleares ll fltnlly in unwell, Muss. titled to 86.750 commission. E‘A‘kort.

.lamoll McGuire. .‘iii. a Danton and “WWW". refund to PM any commie»
Mnino brukolnnn. plan. The wealthy Stamford resident

Patrick Murray, another longer in'dfiiill’fi Hudson had Awrtormod no
tho hotol, Willi ou-rtzonw by anlulto.

(Continued on Second Page.)

, A. .W “vow“..o

BIB SHIT Will H
CLEIIBEIIIII ECKEIII'

(ilondenln Echo“, of Stamford. a
son of tho formor bond of the Wootorn
‘Union Tole-graph (Tompnny, hail won

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‘Mr R i (' til” \i AAA (‘ ‘hm wm WOW“ .mlurlotl.
Aolve a Ilona rhull- of tho below of 5' ’ " u I ‘ ’ r mu ‘ “I” “'T' Tho firo Wilt‘li discover-«l had at? """"""" W‘”“'”‘*”‘“"
1le drooliuod und lAuqudiutA-ly sold “on!” as ‘88‘88'I :III “M MN" ilnwka, MR “MIMI?“ (him-d grout lAA-udwny. It orlulnniod. HAD A GAME GUPT’ER.
Illa own pliu‘v and \"(Ant A0 (‘hmahlrp' ”‘“‘ A I In" I‘WkW'M' MY ""d ”I” M‘ according to tho iiromvn in tho hotol ' m
in tho AAAAAArsA- of limo. tho AAA-into nus ”ASKING RIDGE. N. .l.. NAAA‘. 2i ._. 50'1”" nw‘p'IINoMIN- K .|. Hamilton. Lovln 0' Venison F""" It “1. Flu

HilllIt‘II nnAi Mrs. Smith upporlimAA-d iAAAr
sharp, Smith Ill‘iiiiiidlntpiy lliIXt'tI au~ in tinA iumhr-r trade. has given tho
AAA-y nnd jvnlmm and m-.,......d..d to polirr a ('IIIG which they are following
:AhurA- his wifo .qu m K01“! Alimmpn. iodny in lhAAlr offortu to find tho por-
ing and llillli‘i‘IiRIt‘llI inlivrn to tho llIIl- “0" WIN‘ “It”! Mm iIll‘OllllIl Hi0 “'iu-
A-r Annmiwrn of IIit‘ narrowing mmno Aluw its Ili’ out All dinnrr Iiilil llluhi.‘
Armani Mrs Smith Itilitoulrtl An her Mr. tout“ won president of tho New
IilHlIlI'i'H l'or iii'illtiI‘IIOII and in AA Anion .lAAA-AAAAy Slum Lumbar Association, ns‘
‘Auw IAA'A‘ twin in'mlmr wont m IIlt' we“ hit head of the (tonklln Lllmhtil'i
‘A‘lnilh homo and upon hourlng hm' I‘ompany. and It in thought ponnihlo
MIAA'A‘. l'lrtlltit'otl Mm. HAnlAiA and hor that II'INIP roletlono may burn th'n
(‘IIIIdI‘NI to ”to homo or hiru Fliunm rouponoiblo for any enemy llonilln and
Alan Ill l‘iwuhllo. liAAAltiA Amnln Around bold Amount to attempt hlo nuouuulnar
ioAAlblA unury and when bin «Alonso “Oil
oppllod for AA dlerA-n on tho ground. 'l‘hn authorities will have when to‘
0; oruAAIly untl Hilt‘t‘t'mlml in bolus court mom in I number of this»
freed from her huubund. bio nutter iIAAuAA in nhluh tlw lnmhnr trifle In In-
llnovr no lmundo. 'in IIII‘ durron AAA Anilmi. normal norornniont null» aro
tho court. M ru. thith won in barn tho lAAAnAlltut Atuuinut lumber unlorlutlonu
('tlnltldy of tho minor A'Illldron nud in \AArlouo WW“ "I “A" “""MI‘I‘
Hullih wan i’urbldmxn to camp “mm tho MA i-. lilo was in a minus AArmdillon
prmnluAAu wliAAro Mro. Smith lived. ll.» Iotlnl. Sororul of tho ltinuu firm] by
“Jill ullowml lo and tho children Avlwu- ihn wuuld ho autumn from on olltaidA-
vii-rim mow to (tiiuliiro. lit bio ruin point nrur IlIH Iioulw AmAA-AtrnlA-Ai lilo
H’s: homo wluArp lira. flnlith would intontlmm.
wild ihtAnl I ’llw hilly oouuify roundabout "I
(in NortAmbur 12, MM. Hmilh. lAtAnuAvru pimuy of rofuuo AAnd uilbouxb n‘
tint tlinl IIIp folhor m lht- (‘hfldl'fln‘flllnihf‘r or rolunlwru Hl‘l‘ aiding the
Win in t'lumidrn, nont About to IIIflAflllInlj' dolm-ilvru. tho mun who fired
tAIAIUl‘ Hmlili'n plum of roolrlenro. inaliu- IIIIDI has had oxoolionl opAAnrtuu
Amid of mnliuu IIIAA rhiltlrnn home. it!“ to not own.“ "Ilmdhl"mlll‘ “'9?“
Hmltll lmbl them until Alflor darknoua brought horn today.‘ but HWY *9“?
hull not in Mid iIAAAAA brought “AAA-m him-.1mndioapp®d by tho rant lIlnI thoA
. nit. liiiitili'tAnlIv juntnhtflug vanguard... Inrrumd around the hills homo had AAA-on
A4 IAAA npptnnt‘llml lhr hound. Ito ti'nl'if‘nmpiell I)? Iillndmm 0' INI-
mmu and Miss lt'luunuuun attempted
to hold ”to door abut. but the mon’oi “CARD 0' THANKI.
mun-Ami uti‘onulii pA-mml loo much tori We wish to extend out monks to all
AA... and lip mum-Al Planning o roInur friends and mlgbborll 1110 Roll
mum ho tirmi point Mark at mini once Hook timid” 00» I110 “M (“’-
“Antonino. thrilling her in the nrmInf Rowaytoodndttto toasts humor»
and m in» outlaw then no tumod oIlJrlrien. rerun lmtfllifilwcr ”WA
”‘9 "Mm" pron Mlle F'luil’taauen (And have no in help!” to “N thr'lim‘li‘
«th Amy in Aim arm and in the bilhlt.lh§i1‘hut'i!dly amino. “in 0m“ “0de

The position held by Monron P. Elite,

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I Uncu Tribe to Entertain National and

Auditing in the wlmum in Wublnuton f

. Clairol. of l‘iunbury,

;nud anmhou uplunly and all oro‘looir‘ unidentilind woman.

ofllro, although Donuts O'NAAII. pro-
prietor of tho honor. said today that
he is positlyo tlAAAA thr-~ llrl- was not
from tho oulxldo.

O’Neil was awaiu'nud by the Almoll
of smoke». and Alma-urn hastily sihrttd
to lurnutlguto. .Au iuA opened the door
of bin room ho found that the halls
AAA-AAA filled nith alnoho 0 .\oil runhed

Elnough the bulls knocking on tho ("I having mined the problem of it"?
doo norm of tho roomn where the olewn mm“; \onhlou for the table to a fine
lodgorn worn sleeping, and all but tour “we“

or the miosta wow aroused in timo‘ it remained for Frederick ll. Colo-

” "mp”- than to find the bullet. which was re-
The fire had hill'nod off tho nialr‘

worn and out off (month by thin IYI‘L
. AAAAAA.

of Now Huron; Mrs. Mary ()olorhout,
ot‘ llanbury; Mrs. Morroil. Minn Murillo
Spillane and ii. ii. ih-tta. or New Your
city.

tournnt of Carl Schaub.
Lovers of game enjoyed to theA i‘AAli-

ing. of. (Earl BAAhlAub‘e restaurant. when
a number of South Not-walk “PIIIIGMEH
out down to enjoy the fruits of the
Maine hunting expedition of two lorui
s.ports

The supper was beyond reproach

RED MEN READV FOR SMOKER.

State Chiefs.

Al lhAA adjoulnod nAA-etlnlt of IIIICBH’
'I‘ribo No. 2,8 l. 0. if. M. which was:
bold lulu. owning. hull arrangements
for lilo oquAAAAr. which will be hold this

ulrooi, were made». The trlbo. bonded

by Aha Amortohn band. will march to althouxh even this wan no proof In to
tho ruilrond “mm“ where “1”, will O'Neil after running tho Win or

meet the Hon Georxo Fl. Graeme e-x "I“- “mI’W‘I "I" "II ”I“ "I“! ”I "I” nuno proaont with Sherlock Holmes
i'ultod titutoa monitor and pool uroat‘ "mu“ II'” “III’W‘I ““‘I "I” I0 "I“ propensities

lurnbomm of III» Rod Mon; Judge (‘AAAl “r“‘md- “which Injttrinu hln hock Tho-o burnout hero: 3. 9. Jarvim.
FOIWI‘, 0f llridgoporl Ind m” "9" h . ”Quill II! II” IIll't’f' I‘llM‘l Will! (Hill! I0 I“ ‘V Fi‘flh VIOIOI‘ \V'. FM‘PII, xv."
’i‘. lltltkinllhmn. of tho Park City. 'lbe ”I'm" “II"I‘ I” awoke fred Poduoll. Leroy Wheeler. Charles
gorilla will ho rondurlA-d bunk to tho A" ”‘0 "MING“ onuluo "I ”‘0 I‘”“' F: hocknood Prod MM. Adolph W.

 

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Oyster Growers in Long Island
Sound Are Examining “Set”

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Oys to r

(out M‘H’i‘e wind storms but it in elite

Atn day that in iIlA- shallower wateraa
! grout doai of thtA not was entered with
gsaud and may be snloihored b) it.

. be

An idea of tho damage will probably
nut‘ut'tninod during the condos;

.wtrpk by tho steamers of the different

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companion when lilt')‘ got to work on
their rt'spoctive plots of oyster land.
\\‘hAAAA IlliE storms come up beds in
shallow waters tAAlffts-r motif and the
buds in (Iron Arum: are rarely Alls-
iuriml Smut-limos thousands of doi-
this worth oi ‘ are swept Allibulllil
tho Alwpwl nut-AA bulls and loft there,

sl‘l

Illllt‘h to the finanriui bout-fit of ownot's
. .

of tho Air-op wutl' beds.

it into boon an unusual Emil-40!) and
tho H’I in tho Sound has born a very
largo AAAAAA and AA All be worth millions of
dollars to tho Armies-r crown-rs.

Young oysters of this nosson'u not
are bumiut: to I‘A’ii‘h’ri and Ambition PV-
A'rywhort» on somatimos no
illuh as tho IIIEII Avail-r mark. and out
has won Iti‘t'II found on piot'oa of drill-
wood

imlrilos.

Tho AApAlAiAA; luminosa Ill and about.
Non iiawu is utopiiouhily flourish

'inu this your and tho owning plants

urn lit-int: t'AAA-IAA-AI t-i hoop up With lilvii'
nrAiAAA'AA.

TIh‘ t AJtlItAi‘
7'0“th Al‘s

“Author having not in
shipping morn satisfm-Aory

. and safer.

in suit brought against him by A. ll.:
:Hodgoo. 3 New York real estate brok-‘

“lilio the ureter business is good
this Amt escailopn are almost

arorra as the proverbial lion's teeth
and both to the outward and to the

thtA I

retailer who Aura willing to trade ioftA

wastwnzrd the crop is practically a fail
uro.

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OWIIEIIB MIST PAY
IEGIILIII 'I'IIIILLEY
EAIIES Hill 0088

Starting yeetorduy regular fares are
being A-hurgod all over The Connecti-

cut Coin lines for the transportation.

. of all dogs. other than lap done, which

nor-vices lhnt entitled him to n rotu-a

must he rnrriod in the arms of own.
i-‘iA-A- rents is rhnrged for the‘

era.
carrying of each dog over each regu-

Alar nA‘o root zone.

Formerly it was the rule of the num-
puuy to carry none but lap dogs on
the murder museum-r care, larger dogs
being obliged to run along side of

‘ihe rar in which their master rode.

AQSI 01".?!“ A VQIIIIOH supper. Inst el‘Nl-,

This rule. however. was not adhered
to very stictiy. and uomotitne ago it
bot-hum customary to nllou' largo dogs
to not in the front at the car alonlt-

:siAlo of the motormon. But no charge

was evor made for the carrying of
done.

It in oxporlod ibnt noneldorable rev-A
«Anne will be received by the company
’throuxh thin new ruio.

And a [real

deal of trouble will be alleviated. Pu-

lAponIiblo for the joy: of the occasion,

ho shot the hurt. for there were.

AAlAAAAuAu in automobiles b tho till" :I‘“ “I” Department “W" "I‘I’O'NII'W'ill'AAAfuuu. Frederick ll. Colomnn. 'I‘ho~.

and bond audition will omnmanenonoiu’ “I“ “I“”“- ”‘9 "‘I‘M“ ”I‘I‘I‘INA Ana: Kaolin Frederick T. (tolomsn.
of the greatest pow now: tint Bonn ACNHNI‘AI “”0 “ lamppont “I“ “IV" William t‘louahor. Charles Miller.

\‘nrwsii non Men Ame overllold Arnmflhfit‘tl I3 ”Milt“? WM “WW" "0'“ (Elliot \‘lilllam it. AAAAAAnlAuquA rind Ar»

rnnxolnnuto have boon mado to dust "I" “"I- "“‘II‘IMW I‘ """I‘m‘d ““I‘I‘I thur (‘. lioyt
four hundred mtoslo and besides tho “"‘I i‘ It" “I upruinnd “WWW“
Atoittlomon lnentlnnnd thorn Mn ho‘ An nniltnlltn nftor tho flro plnrod
many mbr rilgrlngmghpd unborn. mgillo proporty ion at only It dill)
ridding (lrnnt Homol- Hmutmuro .loim Tbru Other Deaths From Burning. I
i .‘lilmllimimm. KL, Nov.21.-Throo
The llrnurmn will Inplmlp wanking; partition worn burned to donih in AA lire
b tho vlnltlnn diltnltmioa. voonl and ill that desimynd n bur-tum building in
nti‘limvhinl “III"‘K‘IIUHA and "In”? ontar.A "m (Winfir 0' III“ (OWN. TIN“ “PH“ In?"
inlnluu than”... 11".", will be out: Thomao Duncan. Elbtvrl (Iiinploil on; today of u rock in h potash mine in

.A. «mm-”M. .. mum. .

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Prutiltlnn Saxony.
21. ~~~~~~ Elm/en mlunru ware klliod

NORDIIAUHI‘}. '.
Nov.

 

in A A‘ ~ time. “MW-"~- w luau Government.

I U ““Iiffllm I IOUND oven tron aunoLAnv. Wm... WM...” W.

wFOR l-ilfll NIGHT on DAV. HAIITE‘ORD. NOV- 21-“ Joupht ' Tim Epworth Lolmte of the South
7.1mgm'f my)“ ear. “mtmgm. “ambush. lined alphtoen, was today Norwaik M E Church is planning for

”flan-“131033.11 Abound tl\‘("l‘ to the criminal rout-Lian unusual attendant-AA st Ab busing“
who“-.. . It'Iltil'm’iI with burglary. his given hiaAmootlng tomorrow evening. A pro-

Ths county commloslonom hold a relldonoo so New Britain. Chane was

firm will be rendered contouring of

Acity and Golden: Bridge. N. Y.,

Bengt-rm will not feel that they are un-

der obligation to the conductor or trim

tornlhn whim they tulle a do: in the
car. dust at thin time of the your»

,hunting treason-«many dose are trans--

ported by trollAAy for long distances.

and although ouch lndlrlduai owner:
who portion a dog on the car will not‘

'bn out very much. the compuny will
he. in qulio a litllo.

NEWMW”. -m—

lIIIIlIIIY MID
IIIIIILEII IIIIAII 80L!)

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DANliIiitY. NoA. 21.-The Danbtlry

K'le a" “flux Innd ilurlom Railroad a partially com-

this
was

plated oloetrit: line AAonnontlng

.aoid Alt auction bore yonterday after

and unothor luAdlA injured by the fall-
Ilhla dintrlci belonging to the T’rnu-I

IJonenh A. Serra, of thin city. a huvyA and .nuddm' gr the thought of w ‘

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I

noon by tho bondhOIdet‘n. who bought
the property in limb under foreclosure

enh- ut Whitn Plains. N. Y.. to pro-a

Atom. tllviuoeisoa. The purchaser was

stockholder in the road. The pur-
chase AAA-lee who 320.100. About ten
at tho sixteen miles of track has been
constructed Mr. Barre II understood
to hora outed in conjunction with oth-

growers throughout Long lea
land Sound do not know as yet howA
much damage Wail done to the oyster‘

"as GaInOdw one Hundred POE . not and the ginning beds by the re—I

IIIIPIIIIES lIISI III

MINIHIII
EIIIIIIIIIII _
IIPIIIIIHIZES

Admits That the Criticism of the
Hyperion Theatre Management
is Deserved

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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IHIIII SEII IIHIIIRIII

Apparently No Head to the Eln-
ployes in the Theatre

NEW HAVEN, Nor. 2l.~—The excite-
mont owrtbe student disturbance 0t
Saturday night is quieting down and,
tho outlook now is that with an in-
.qulry conducted by the Yale facul-
[It‘ti to determine the extent in which
the students were responsible. the
\l‘IlOI(.‘ Aiiinir will be closed without. any
lawsuits. Manager Eldridge. of tho
Hyperion Theater, has addressed t
letter to the student b0dy in which he
t‘Xiirt‘Sfl’S regret at the occurrence,
and says that much of the criticism 0!
the ”motion management. was deser-
rt-d. lie explains, however. that the _
mentor luattauet‘ has rery little to do_ .
about the l‘ilfldlll'l of the performance, ,.
for that roots with the traveling stage
manager. "The intervention of tho
notice.“ an. Bondsman. “do-Ink
m1 War Austin's mm.” ‘1».
cause It was impossible to m
lune u out on tho am
.by the police to cut the llnoI. “If.
lire hose. he says. was turned on by
thorounhly frightened me hands
Vand was the most regrettable happily
ing in the history of the theater. Tho .
responsible party. if found, will be
discharged. Mr. Eldridge says that.
»tho management will gladly make ros-
tltullon individually to any whose gar-
ments were damaged by water.

Mr. Eldridge defends the thereon“
in price of tickets for Saturday night .
Eby saying the company was the [arts
est visiting New Haven this seven.
The shortening of the show. he says.
was a bit of bud stage management.
He believes the entire force lost their
bonds and wor‘l unable to cope with
the situation. "

Mr. Eldridge pleads for rooiimtsneo
of friendly relations with the studentl
pointing out tho.A assistance the theater
has been to the Yale Dramatic Assochs
lion in times pool.

A EEIIIAL IIIIITIIII
PILLS MWISTAIISA

With viajona of broken limbs. of s -- '
hospital and the interior of an opor. .
. sting room, James H. MuoKlernsn, of ~
Chapel street. . the self-appointed
fourth ueioctmen of the town. tumblol
. headlong down the rear stairs of AM
‘town hall building on Sunday momln'fi...
and almost miraculously esraped tron.
realising even the mlnutest o! ' hill
fears. Mr. MaoKleroen on with
painfully. but not seriously. injuM’.‘
land is able to be out today hithonflt
. he was confined to his bed all Sandor
‘und port of Aeolorday.

in “Ohio manner. no the genial not.
for of the building was about to des-
cend tho vleop lnrldo stairs he stow
AIlIeII lleadflixot downward he oraohA
ed, landing in Al AArAlmpied-up hoop it
the bottom. Here he lay. hardly ship
to morn. until hIil son. Joooph MIR»
A Kiornnu. hearing the noise occulomd
In the sudden flight of hill Milt};
came to his nosieiuncé.

The older Mammal-nan one anointed
home to bed complaining of enrol-Q
pains in his back. He is all rl
again now but considers himself in

 

 

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Airtight have happened to him.

i neooavuuorume. ,
A Frank V. Nodley, brother of Mrs. in
Area C. Mood. of Stuart avenue. M

 

mm or on: built-Ill lodging in her was burned tonne Irodnd match in the town oourt room. ln'srréeiott here about a weak ago on aArendinns. voohl sud biotin mil-lo. liloa
MR. a tilts. imam HARRIS. gNormih today for the burnt)“ or in. charge of broskialt and entering AA cannot reloaded-A ”fulfilled“ I0!“
won Slate Am, Rowers-.Aon 1‘ union minor: and tlrumristo' licenlel. Ihouoo on (inure Meet. Item I

n- noeshoiem In humming the Amiietly marriedto Mlsnooupmno
m she'll to tlrohtlbl. that they willI kins. of. New Jersey, at the thrm'fi
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