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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 1, 1911 · page 1

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WEATHIR FORECAOT
Fair tonight and Saturday.

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III IHE PARK

Scoreless Game Played in the
Afternoon Between the Oriole
and So So Teams

All STARS WIN EASIIY :
HIlIM IHI BRISENM:

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'llei'orc 11 good crowd at \niuseintnl
Park yesterday ai'iirnoou the Oriole.
and So So football 11: :1111s l'ouuht it. out
on a good field to :1 s1 1min“ finish
"With the bail zin-zauuiug 11'11111 0111'-
end of the field to the other. 11:11'Ii ii'illll
fought. doggedly fat sum-1 111.1121 but to
no avail

triumph

(Continued on Eighth Page.)

PERSIAN OOUIIOIL
REJECTS ULTIMATUM

'l‘ldl'ildiiAfi. Persia, Deni l'""1h(“ Na-
tional Council has rejected the line-
sian ultinutum by a big majority. The
Foreign Minister has resigned.

The Russian ultinatnm to the terms horse should be killed earths that this (”13w of .151“ mu "mum up.“ m. b} 1 he no emu-mt in a political plot WM 931! M hundreds of panic stricken
of which the Petition National Council could be the only 00M" in TONOW and um qmqmghyp Cliniiueite my", Vow:

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Cleverly Trapped in Local and
State Officials Into Making
Damaging Admissions

Captain Thomas iinnt.
for the Connecticut l-iuinune Society,
executed a clever job this afternoon
when in the presence of witnesses he
110111pletbly hoodwinkcd George

 

masi, oi‘ ltoiou lllll, owner of the poor,
boast which he picked up in .\1111ialk'

on Wednesday night. and took away;
from its driver. Frank Mesimh-tl, 11 ho
had rented the horse and rip: Among.
liht' witnesses were S. A. (iiit1lnei‘.ol’l
N11“ lla1111 general .Iuent 0f the tilt
11111111: soc lett'. and a 31 iiiiucl 1"epoit1r
"lhe liitciview took plate in front 11!
the lli‘ inianiit Hotel and be

tween 12:30 and lit: iii o"'.ilotk duii'nu‘
("apinin ilunt so (l1~1"'e:iy
E0111 111d 1111 the war and piloted the 1011-
vers'illon into the channels which in-
11's! l11-1d ti11 111 to go that in the space
of a quar'ii-i of on boot, \iniusl hail.

1:11 i1101':,ln1i11111'1'l hluisoll' that his (think

11' is hopeless from his point of
How. Among other things he admitted
that the horse was pitch to him 115

teiisihli to he shot.aithoual1 with the

in the that hull it loftkt‘tl IIHIHI on his p.111 to iio<1i1r and feed of the evening the \'o:‘ walk iiigii
11.1 though the So So iiiziti‘uc 1,..ail1 11 111111” ii11- poo' boost up so as 111 I11‘ (11’ 111111 :11-

“My twilltltil 1311‘ “I“ II 11111 to him pnd delighted in disclosing his plated exhih it.ii1n “(11111111111141 s11 ‘ll'iiii

1"v'lt111111111111 in rviiilni, it (it! t 11011 and
then for n (ouplc of dollars a d111 to
11111 for its feed although he grdnnie
that 11.11115 unfit to he us~d for this
Smt 0i IIiIiifi.

Then he told how
'I‘inrsdn for
that they
them up.

Then to cop the climax. Mr. Gordan
:sndrienly asked the fellow how the

ht“ him bovwhi

would be allied-Wilma fed

local agent.

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AciiviiyhinsiriotAttornsyFred-
ericks in the McNamara Case

AUSPIBIIIIIS
UPINIIIG IIR
BASKHBAII

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LON ANGELES, (3111.. Dec. 1.-—-Fur'
by District Attorney
,1 """ .lolin 1). Frederick; and his staff was

‘ ilooltcd for today in probing the al
A CI‘DWIT 0f Ahom Lam P809“ lutlued attempt of Bert ii.h‘i'1111l1li11,11l
Witnessed Good Contests at

deiettltc employed by the McNamara;
.1 ‘defense, to bribe a proapectlv juror. l
the Armory . \"loie. arrests persistently have bet-11‘

iSlXiH lililllPllli lliiills “3:11:11
All NEW YIIIiII. 23-1]

ball on Tuesdni'. His hearing is
scheduled for next Monday.
Norwaik High Schools Win from
Alumni, 44 to 12

"he resumption of proceedinau in

 

 

 

 

 

the trial hy'Jauies B. McNamara be:
lore Judge Walter lioi'dwell win-re
eight sworn Jurors and two ialcsmcu
[tilt-fitted for cause. occupied the jury
hm with 11 twelfth vcnire 0f iii'iy on
hand. fell behind the l~lranklln int-t‘
dotii I11 interest early today, ‘

The opening of the Itlf ul basketball
111-11.111111 01"'111r1u1l last evenlna at thv‘l
armhory. where an .iiniiionsc thronu.‘
estimated at nearly l.1lilil people. 1111111
lined itself into the great hall to wit»'
‘ 'ncss tuo games that proved sensation

iii in the em: 'ezne. I11 the first ('Ulllt‘nf

led in because of the silence 11111111-,
tallied by. the state as to the origin
of tin1 84.1101.) gathered in by the drier-1'
lives when Franklin was attested.
'l‘111- uilcgatlun was freely fflltdt‘ by
the lirosei'lillon that the money “as
lteiilu used to bribe (fluorite Lockwood.
11 \i'till’cltliiii. luil. , as to its theory
about. the source ol’ the food not tho
alikiiii'rli inkling had been given to-
‘duy. l-‘rnnklin claims he was the vic-
.ti111 of a 310illIT‘itI‘gM'fl‘llfilt‘ill'“ and has
‘dwluwd 011111l1 that the disiiht at
tur‘ni'y :1 attire titted properly in ac-
mrduiirc with information that came
i in it. He is convinced that further in
vonitmiticn by 1111- state will show

hool quintet in n ciutut and null

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BRIG MABOOIII
A OEBELIOT

Don

NEW romi. t. ————— Somewhere

‘on the Atlantic the him 80min brig him in be innocent of the vii-run

The version that counsel for Fm“
on on. w. “0...... m use is that

””010“! “in: I load of cocoanats, is
”trifling a derelict. Her cannon and

"That arrest iii one part of a the.

has refused tongree called in the first informing Alumni that It WM “it to him Driednn ”up“ “p.11: m "my ppm big fight ' declared llenry '1‘. (loge.

place for the instant dismissal of W.
Morgan Sinister. the American who
has for several months occupied the
post of Persian ’l‘rensnrer-itenerei.

A further demand by the Russian

to pay the expenses of killing and
hav ing the carcass carted away 10119111

('1' for settling for the. rental at the'
' station.

Then Aumasl awoke. to the. fact that

today. little the worse for their caper counsel for Franklin

icnce. . 3 Franklin will be arraigned for pre-
The ymymni “fig bound for blow ilininan examination on Monday the'

Work with her tropical merge when dbl) before the local municipal elec-
she was struck by a terrific southerly 1 lion. lie has been chief detective for

Got'eininent was for 11 111311 Indemnity he had been fooled and said he would 11.1110 which carried away the libboom the McNamara defense. among whose.

‘fi'om Persia to cover the. 1'05: oi the
despatch of Russian troops to that.
country. A

UN“ l.\', Dec. l WA telegiam to the
German Cable from Teheran sets that
a revolver shot was died this at Aiaed-‘
llowlet'h brother of the former Per

xesldence.
Ala- ed— Dowieh has lately been promot-
ing an accord with the govet nmeni and
the creation which is reported to he
desired 11,1 Russia. ills brother 111:1
involvedin the COIIIYCY'VelSY (onct'u ulng'
W. Morgan Sinister. the 1‘1‘eiiSiii'ei'-‘
General of Persia whose dismissal has
been demanded by" Russia. The pres-
ent crime is a sign of the growing hit .
tiruess among the. people. i
sr. enrieitsm'no. Lec. l.—«-ln con-I
sequence of the rejection by the Per-9
shin National Council of the Russian;
demands, Russia has ordered the Rus-f
stun troops now concentrated at Resht.
capital of the Persian ptovlnce of;
Gillian, 16 miles from Enzell on that
Susplau Sea, to advance on Tehornn.

Dowleh ex-governor of the. province'
of Fare. was shot to death bv threei
men, as he was leaving his r'esldenyel
«this inoiuing.

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‘62 VIOLENT'w - g

DEATIIS III STATE

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NEW HAVEN. Dec. 1.-—Vloieni‘
deaths in Connecticut for the month of ‘
November according to unofficial rec:
ords were 62 as compsredwlth 70 0‘
the previous month. Of this numbei
44 were accidentalpls suicides and 3
homicides. In Octdber'tbere were '53
accidental deaths. 8 were by burning.
7 each by drowning and falls, 5 by an-
iomobile 4 011 the trolev lines. 3 each
by shooting and exposure 2 each by
train and gas and 1 each by scalding.
eiectricutlon h'nd crushing.’1‘h’res
persons each took their lives by the
use of chrbolic hold and gas, 2 Will by:
drowning, shooting, Jumping and pot
son other than cnrbolic and d by cut-
ting the throat. "

-—FOR HIRE NIGHT 0R DAY,

7 “Hunger touring car, limousine and ‘ \ ,
. taxicab pt livery prices.

 

taxicab Tel.101-12 . ,

.ago_ 1.

kill the horse: himself on his own

grounds. calling Meskaisi, who was‘
.wiih him, a fool and saying other:
naughty things which only got him

deeper and deeper in thc mire
The outcome of the uholc matter

will prohablv he the death of the horse. '
stun Minister at licrliu. in iront of his Vii 10 I'l‘t'fifi time ll “89 "Oi liltOMli
lie is reported to be. dead. “bother or 1“" Almasl “"“I‘I 1‘“ prose? November 2h. until the following day.

cuted

PHYSICIANS I'IEAIi

LEOTUBE BY Oil. SMITH:

 

The November meeting of the \or
walk Medlial Association 11111; held on
Wednesday afternoon at the residence.
of Dr. (‘litirles G Bohannun.

The. subject for discussion was Disq
cases of the Thryold gland. Dr O.l-'i
ver C. Smith, of Hartford, gave an ex

ceedlngly able and interesting demon-g

stintiou of the most recent methods
of diagnosis and treatment which linte'
so successfully overcome the ob-

1stncles and dangers that have render opinion as to the work of two pr'i1ate
TEH'ERAV. Persia, Dec. t.-——Aln ed on this disease so formidable in the (.iotettives employed by the State ler- 5
past
I

in addition to the regular members,
there were present many 1l-sitlng

lphysiclnns from. Stamford. New (Inn-
lann, Georgetown and .Ridgefleid, all or

whom expressed their high apprecia-

tion of the great value of these later.

methods and their results. A social
hour followed which was equally w‘ell

‘ enjoyed. a

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MERiDEN MAN SUiCiDES.
, hiERlDldN.Dec.1.-—l~lenry
Schwlnk a membei of a well known
famle of this city, took carbollc acid
and died shortly afterwards this morn-

L.‘

lug. Spinal trouble compelled his re-é

tirement from business a few years
He Was 50 years or age and
leaves a widow and seven children.

 

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new vorut HANK-FAILS.
NlilW YORK, Dec. ’i.—The State

Savings Bank, s. comparatively small'

institution in Harlem, was closed this

afternoon by the state banking ituthor
tiles, as ‘0 result at nlieaed irregular-

lites of John Pucoi. teller. Pucct is
under arrest, chat-sell: with forgery.

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1.1. 101.12.
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and fore rigging. This so blackened counsel to Job linrriman, Socialist.
the stays that both masts were soon and one of the . two candidates for
carrlel overboard, and the brig, a dis mayor. y
Vnmnilcd wreck. was falling into the iNlliANnPOi.iS.1lnd.. Dec.
trough of the sea and helngwnstnnth , S District Attorney A. la Mctior
swell 'i01eond aft. jmitk. of A403 Annalee. Cal. held a
in this condition the little vests-i1 «(inference yesterday with Charles W.,
drliicd helpless from earlv Tuesday. Miller l'nlted States Attorney for
the indlana Dislrlri. in regard to the
disposition of the McNamara e1idence

1.—:1'.

‘11"l1cn she was sighted by the (‘hal
‘Qnu-tie 11bit it stood by and took Call now in possession of the federal court.
Zinin Mel con and his now off the fast .\lr. hlillir refused to discuss the
dislnieeiuiinu b1 in Slur was abandon tconfcicncc farther dam to admit that.
ed in let. 3'35: 1011., 70.10. it was held. -1\lr. \i C‘orinit‘k departed
5 The Marconi was 11 comparatlvleiy i‘rom hos Angeles I111 .Vlbudst to con»
new boat liming been built in 1917.2 ff...- with the Departlugnt of Justice
She was of 199 tons burden and was at ““1““ng and stopped hére en .'
011 110d by Car low and Kempton M Li\' ‘rontc to the capitol. Mr. Miller re-
'urIlOOI. N. S. ICON!!! held (“'0 cunflixmmes with Al
I tornev~Genorni \‘t'cl kei sham in regard
MERIDEN DRUGGISTS TO DISCUSS: to the lnvstigntton.
SITUATION- , I The federal grand jury recently was
MERIDEN. Dec. 1. ----- The Merldcn excused until Dec. 1:l. when it is ex-
l'ietull Druggisis' Association was call peeled government experts who have
90 into session today for the output: been working with the books and re::
soi‘ having the. members express their cords of the international Association
of Bridge and Structured iron Work-
ers will have completed their Investh
nation. The government probe is be-
ing conducted on the grounds that dy
unmite was carried through states in
violation of federal statutes.

MM “mam. ........._.W .

lmucy Association to investigate the'
Inlleged sales of liquor on Sunday by
j three di'uggists of this city. The noun
ty commissioners have delayed the
granting of licenses to three drugglsts
on the. ground. that charges have been
preferred against them to the state
commission At the last meeting of the
commission held in executive session.
the charges, it is understood, precipi- . 1
luted a lively discussion. After that
Imectlng nothing oiiiclnlh was given
iout but it is known that the druggists
.coinplnlned of‘ claimed that the evi-
tdence against them had been “manu-
1factured " Before the meeting it was
tainted that a resolution had been
drawn up condemning the nettdn of
the, state commission in employing the
detectives.

BREW BIIOVIIIEO
III SHIPWBEO

BUFFAID, \. Y. Dec 1.--At daw‘n
this morning the prow oi the steamer
Raleigh, blown 011 the rocks off Shark-
stou. Ont. yesterday, could still be
seen among the breakers a quarter 01"
a mile off shore, but there was no
sign of life on the wreck to indicate
that Engineer William Prltchard was.
still.alive. The bodies .of the other
victims of the wreck. Fred Wise, a;
sailor and his wife. Mrs. Wise. thel
steamer's cook. were washed ashore
last night: and it was reported thisI
morning that a third body had been

tossed up on the beach two miles W
"low the scene of the 111111111111.htm

here of the crew have started doom
the beach to ascertain if the third
body is that of Engineer Pritchm‘d.i

‘The storm is still resin: and it income:
likely the Reliant: may break at any
time.

 

 

—PERSONAL TAXES.
Collector's office and J. M. Layton

‘& Co. will be openmntil 8 o c'logk Sati-
111-day night. “hast day.

 

Little Willie—Pa. what's a financier?

Pa—a financier, my son, is a man

w 3 is capable of inducing other men

to pile up a fortune for him—Chicago
News

 

 

i
l of glass fioni the. headlights and the!

,RIIIlII BI PIRACY flII

tine reason why arrests are 1'->1pc'.:~"

.1 curring.

house to which he had sent a story,
'and also

i 'Thestre.

é, Atteet:

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Broken Headlights and Pieces of
Glass and Wood Found Near
Butler Street, This Morning

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Pieces of a'hroken headlight, bits

 

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Residents Panic Stricken and
Helpless Over the Numerous
Outrages Committed

Windshield, drops of blood and a few.
pieces of scratched wood from an au ,
iomohlle body, not to mention 01100::
titles or oil. gasoline and water until
1a inlsplarcd roch. are all that remain:
Idodny to mark the spot where an an
,icinohlle accident is said to have oc-‘
(i"illt.d at b otiock this rooming in»
Ohilgaliult of a lllOtil ihotouahi 11' More
full» to reveal anything that will iden-
tif1‘1i1l11r the occupants or the own
er of the machine .

“RON-if? l.i'1ckyer,v.'ho liver. almost
‘opposlie “Milt-‘i' siieei. tit \\Ill(li 1"01-
aw in “tel avenue the amident oc
le111red,teils that his family heard the
.‘(f‘iiiiil and the ri'riaius of a woman or'
two. but that in the dim light they
could see but little and he was not.
awakened.

This is the second accident which

 

 

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Many innocent Persons Killed in
Street Fighting

 

HUNG KONG. l‘hind. lh'c. l.~».1\i-
thouuh the reign of piracy on the
\l'est ltlvei‘ has been chucked by the
vigilant?» of the guards on board the.
1:11.011steamers, the situation on entire may [w attributed to the. laying of:
Is utterly chaotic. in the towns and .

, 1 . the “'fllt'l‘ 11mins through “est ave-
sciuciuents 11.0111: the river the most mm. (m. 01l11-1' lumpy: been tht‘ acci-
depioi‘ahh: durum-mare frequently 0c: dual to William 1.. Olsen's machine.
liven in (union the military . . .,
hroi'ed itself whoiiv inni-Tmuspd ill 11 am” Ming ‘9“ nucleus

‘ ly without proper warning signals
IThc automobile last. night must lime
.1'1111 up onto the pile of stones and
dirt left by the contractor in his
work ard lluhied in a few places with
red Iiilllt‘l'li“

it is not il11111;.l11 that the car was
damaged as it was not iaken to a
local garage. and ii is figured that the
people must have made a quick get
away following the crash. No illusi-
clans have reported having attended
any injured persons and the hospital
had no cases from accident during the
early morning hours. Thus it is
figured that the drops of blood are
from minor injuries

The trolletmen on early runs have

regime has
llcioat.

For several days armed hands of
robbers 11111! hoodlum» i111 vc nonv- about
(‘auton looting shops and houses. To:
day five ruffinniz bristling with revol-
vers. walked boldly into 11 bank in a
southern submit and got away with
33.11011 in web. About the same time
a hand of seven armed natives bins-'1
forced into the open market and boldly
911111ch "to prominent shops before

onlookers They scouted several hun—
(trod dollars in money and then walk:
ed off. The local police, disarmed,
watched the spectacle helplessly.

Street fighting goes on continuous-
3112.12 mlgflfimdzmnflim' 2:15: sometilrs of the accident in the way
cent bystanders. Iof pieces of brass headlights and bits

The, Hung Kong government has of wood and glass. The first trot
adopted the sternest measures to re-
press all outbreaks of rioting here.1
One unusual piece of legislation adop:
ted at‘tlie. request of the police, per
011111 the flitting of prisoners for min-
or oifien‘cea against the peace.

There have been no developments
oflmportancc on the river. The
steamers all proceed under guard and
keep a constant watch against attack
by pirates

a rock from the track before it could
‘continue down the avenue. it took
rthree men to move the boulder and
thus the force of the collision with
the. pile of rocks and earth may be
imagined.

STOK E8 UNABLE
TO APPEAR III OOIJII

“ M - NEW YORK. Dec. 1.1-Although not
seriously ill. or n. p. Stokes was sun

"Es-[Pour MW POE]. suffering this morning with an attack
"MIAMI-T WENT "£81- oi’ acute indigestion which came on

yesterday and it was said at his
WESTPORT, Dec. l.v—Thc belief apartments that he would not be able
that James Pierce Evans aged 11010th0 appear in court today, to resume.
teen years, who disappeared from his the witness stand at the trial of Lila
home here more than a week ago, may lian Graham and Ethel Conrad. the
have gone west possibly to Cnilfor- showglils who are charged with try -
nia. of which state he spoke frequeni~ ing to murder. This is the second tn-‘
,is growing here This feeling is teirupiion in the case, the dismissal
strengthened by the facts that while of an indiscrect juror who expressed
it was thought at first that Evans had outside of court an opinion as to that
practically no money when he disnp-i guilt of the defendants having brief! 4

 

' peered, it now develops that he had a. ly halted 'the trial last week.

day or two before received a check’ \‘otwlthstanding Mr. Stokes' nb-i

for $75 Item 11 New York publishing sence, the case was called as usuaii
‘thls morning. Miss Marlon Brophy,;

that the net result of a "Stokes private stenographer, took the
‘wcek‘s dragging of the Saugstuck ri- stand as the first witness. The com-
ver in which is was thought he might pl'nlnnnts counsel said he would be
have been drowned. has been a coat able to resume his testimony on Mon:

;belonging to the youth. day

LEAII, FRESH HAMSJAG LB

Loin of Pork, email lotus, 140 lb.
Legs of Spring Lamb, 121,90
Forequarter Spring Lamb, So it).
Spring Lamb Chops, lie lb.
Homemade sausage, tie it).
Smell, lean, fresh Shoulders. 12%0-
Prime Rib Roast Beef, 121/50. 1;
ChoiCe Native Fowls, 180,111.
Native Roasting Chlcgens, 2011.
Spring Chickens to roast or try, 16c

and 180.

Long island Ducks, 200 lb.

Fancy Geese. 200 lb.

Round Stesh,1iic. 1."

Sirloin Stéali}. 18c. .

Chopped Beef, 2 lbs. 251:

' HAYES MARKET;

 

 

—NOTiCE.
The members of Nornalk Lodge, No. l
70,0 it. P 0.10., are requested to meet?
at the lodge room. not later than. 9' :30
p. 111.. Sunday. Dec 3. to attend the An-
nual Memorial Service, at H01 t'
, (Signed)
nanny s. PICKERING,
, Exalted Ruler. '
HERMAN E. MALMO,
Secretary.

 

 

DISTASlO—FRATTO.

Michele DtStaslo and Mini: Theresa
Fratto. prominetn members of the
Norwalk‘ minim colony. were married
yesterday morning at‘ St. Marys
Church by the rector, Kev. Thames J
Finn. The ceremony was a very pret- .
tys, little affair and was attended by the
intimate friends and rel-um of the
contracting ‘9“th ' 1.1 ,

 

 

WM—
‘bc you rest other How many wouldl
Ichanle Places with you. , .. ' l

‘1‘

tax down this morning had to remove -

Iwarships with fifteen shale,

' ford Thanksgiving eve.‘

' the «committee.

Mr. Tait Will Not Sacrifice for
Another Four Years Freedom
to Do His Duty

IS PRIIIIII [II SUBSIIIIIIE
Hill IIIIIII’IIRIIIIIII IAX

Gives inside History on Negoti-
'aiions for Legislation

 

 

,a

President Taft. in an authorized in-

tervlew which he gave to Francis E. .. . ‘
; Leupp. and which will appear in this
' week's number

of the Outlook, hail
taken the public into his confidence
regarding many of his policies. The
article. whichrls entitled “President:
Tafi‘s Own View." gives for the first
time. the inside story of the hurried
c0001 titration of occurs on the border

(Continued on Second Page.)
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IIII IRIISI BIlIIPAIIIES
IN SH’IIIIAII IXISIIIIIII

Whitey-emu-
'mwhs Emotive

NEW YORK,D€C.1.‘-The thirty-
three subsidary companies in which
the socalled ‘Oil Trust" was divldnd

 

 

 

after ”the Supreme Court decreed it! ‘ ‘

dissolution, began their separate. in:
dividuai existence today. Some 200.
000 new stock certificates yesterday
to the 6,000 odd stockholders of tilt-
old Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey. With the certificates was sent
information giving the location of the

l headquarters of the 33 companies, the

dates of their organization and the

Q dates of their annual meetings.

provision has been made for the

elimination of the fractional shares

now distributed. The usual Wail

.street practice ofhaving fractional
Ishares listed on the Stock Exchange» V

dealt in until they become consolidnt:
ed into full shares is not possible in
this case, because at present the oil "
shares in general cannot be listed.
Brokers said today however, that
tsome plan for the elimination or com
solldntion of the fractional shares
undoubtedly would be worked out.

BOIBAIIBIEIIT OAIISEII.
OOIISIOEITABLE DAMAGE

m 1

PE’RTM, Dec.1.—-The bombardment
lot the fortified seaport of Mocha, on ,
the coast of Arabia, caused consider.» ‘
ble damage, but only three Turks are
reported to have been killed

The Turkish generals in the tort
"replied to the firing from the Italian
all of
which however, fell short except thti
last one, which passed over the Italian
cruiser, causing it to withdraw prompts
11'.

it is stated that the bordhsrdm
will probably be resumed on December
4 by a more powerful Italian warship.-

 

~NOT|OI1

A lady‘s pony skin long 1311113I
taken by mistake from cloak rec
Trnlnmen' s Ball at the Armory, ‘
A its”? .
friends said to be from Norwal'k_
South Norwalk left in haste to gate ,
late train.’ On account of similarity 3%
costs it. was quite likely taken

The party taking cont left

' own, a valuable due. shalt

taken and it is new to possess!
The committee won],
appreciate very much the return of

' cost for exchange to the right only

Peter O'Hara. iii Schuyler avenue,
Stamford. renew .

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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