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Moots in Masonic Bulldihé. South
1. Main street, let and 3d liuesdoy or
adult month—duly and t ex.
Loopted—at 8 o'clock. All: Master
Masons cordially invited. ‘Eredtriok
‘I Edmunw. M Robert X Willing.
soc.
puller Chapter, No. 38 R. A‘. M.
Meets In Masonic Build
Main street, 2d and 4th '1‘
South ,
o‘edsyn at
I each montnwlnly and August on “
copied—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
L Masons cordially invited Thaddeus
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Guyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
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SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
. TRADE.
Prosldsnt—Nahaiulah Condos.
I LVIoefProsidonta-Charlen J. Pidueon.
I monetary—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
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flog-«Bunnies: Department
«a—Branc‘h Office, Norwalk
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I1 TI‘iLE SPECIAL crrv MEETING.
A very important meeting will be
shield at QIIIt‘tner's ‘Hnll.
‘ venue. at 8 o‘clock this evening, when
in Railroad
Loyor William F. Tammany will call
0‘ order the special city meeting con-
vened for the purpose 0'! disopprovlrifi“
Lime. action (1 Int ndird olLL mumst‘é‘t
Isnd‘ Taxation In‘ I‘df‘l‘ds’i‘ 3min tax‘ to
, meet the current expenses iii the city
1 2 mornment tor the ensuing year and
lo provide a sinking fund, or to take
I‘ll“!
Iany other action deemed “properto " ‘
Leonie bhi‘ore this meeting.
The meeting will he unimportant
gone in that its action, either one way
r the other,
11Ipreoodent.
1 *‘ The Board of Estimate has conven-
aid and thrashed out the matter and,
Will be 1(ronetrned as u
not its last meeting decided. by n vote
‘ol1rour to two, that it w‘as'incumbent
upon the city to provide for I. sinking
tnnd to meet the bonded indebtedness
St the city, buying in mind this year’s
L $175,000
bonds; which has not yet been con-
tracted
it imperative for the city to provide
thistle 1 of to improvement
‘In short. the board has made
“for 1s. debt which has not yet been con-
”tracted.
The action has resolved itself into
is?! e w nonwdemnuds the personal
'nttention and action of every citizen
andtnxpayer. - 1‘ 1‘ L
purpose of the meeting is to
rove this action on the part of
rd of Estimate and Taxation,
cthourse will necessitate the call-
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int? of another meeting of the Estimate
Board to lay another tax which shall
be smaller than that which may be
last snide at tonight's meeting.
11'I’IL‘here is little doubt but what this
mportsnt matter will be aired and
hrsshed out at this special city meet-
, no Itchy remedied Jeremiah
at this oily.‘1 chairman for two
Petitions for Permission to
Build New Ilonsrvolr
Application has been made by the
Bridgeport Hydmlio company to the
superior court to paw an order on
their volition tor the building and at
tabllshmeut of the Hemlock memoir.
one of the new reservoirs that the
company intends to establish in a see-
tlon or land which lies within the
towns of illusion end Fslrdeld. The
new reservoir will be within hall 1d
mile or a cemetery, and that is the L
meson the company must have on on-
der from the superior court And It
must be shown that it Is not detri-
mental to public health.
L Divorce Granted. 1
In a decision bedded down by Judge
W. 8..Caso o: the superior court yen
lorday a dlrorce'ln granted to Mnry
Barkocni Krui. vol Southport. tromL
Micheal Krul.‘ The matter was head
last Friday. when the pinin'tlii' mined
for on annulment of marriage. The
statement was made to the court that
the plaintiff llrst assisted the defend—
ant in getting out oi’ lull alter he wAs"
arrested for assaulting a. man In
. Bouthnort. Michael said that he would
marry Mary for her goodness to mm
in his time of trouble, and they had a
civil marriage by a justice or the peace
at the town hall. 13ml Michael, when
he got out or lull and his trouble. did
not go to nee Mary and have u 5er
vice in the church. nor has he been
near heI-Islnce the civil marriage. Tho
plaintiff naked for a decree, as the
marriage was in name only. and as
the defendant won a heavy drinking
; man the court granted a divorce on
the ground of ‘lntompornnce.
1 Socks Damages.
Today the Jury will come in initial
civil side of the superior court.
0
suit for damages brought by Ralph
(M True. 0: Falrlleld against (loom
E. Soonél‘d of Bridgeport. Tho pinin-
1 alleges tho! when he was riding a
bicycle on the li‘ail‘ellld road in an
ewstérl‘y direction on the. “25th or last
July that Mr. Scoflold. who was in
“and operating an automobile. came up
behind him and ran Into him. He
asks for damages [or his injuries.
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NORWIOH1 Jan. 11.-~lu the when
ior court yesterday Judge Ralph,
Wheeler handed out long state‘spri‘s-
on sentences to the «our young men
who attempted to bleak Into William
A. Rathhun‘s homo at North Sterling»
ton. last December 4. Charles ll.
Crandail. Rathbun‘n' son-lh-law and the
gang's leader, got from one to seven
yours; James Donahue. 17, from two to
three years: Arthur G. Larsen, 10. two
‘ to three years, and Roudero Enouzero. was later released after the “mom. _
26, two to three years. All pleaded
guilty except Crandall, who who found
guilty after a spirited trial.
IRathbun’s wife was sick in bednt
the time of the assault on the Ihoune.
She died shortly afterward from the
(right. The young man wanted the
money Rnthbun realized on an auction
that day, They tired through the
windowshut were kept from entering
through fear or at Morgan in Bath
bun's hands. The husband stood
guord all night over his sick wife.
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'ICHICM‘lo. Jan 11 .—When the trial
of the ten ohlcsgo meat packers chart
ed with oom‘hlnlng in restraint or.
trade was I resumed in the United
States District“ Court this morning,
Henry F. Meyer, an accountant in the
employ oi Armour & Company for
twanty-dlve years, eontinued his story
or how the packerE. unused the ten.
cost or slaughtered ultimate. ‘
The government contends that on:
test “cost me the basis otL the puck-
Iors’ lntrlcste symm of fixing motif.
1 margins and the selling price or mun
meats. It is expected that Mayer will
be on the stand all day.
count rulers II I E
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0am Frances. Order or the holder:
Mrs. bold a1moetins. n um
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first case l'or its considsmtion is the
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‘NB‘IW YORK. 3L“. 1! .erookers be.
sou nodal lilo Wm writ of;
clearing any the new m loo which
encodes in u. thick orator the us do»
posit vaults In lilo burned Equitable
Life Assurance Society bulldln‘I. m
various units in In. Mm m I»
said to be intact and their enntentn of
half a million of dollars In “aunties
Ire sale.
The work or the monitors was badly
hampered by the fact that the build-
in; is in such It" precarious condition
that the walls on two sides may tall
at any time.
The vaults o! the Equitable Lilo
have been round to ban sucoeumily
withstood the anions. month they will
not be opened until they have eons
018ml! 000134 01!. 0m 0! the 80v
eloty say there is not. a doubt that "
the $300,000,000 in securities of tho
Society are unharmed by the domes.
It is announced that the 30,000 pol-
ioien on which the Imulnblo bad loon-
od something hetwoon $70,900,000 ind
$100,000,000 had been found to be un-
harmed In the stool bonds in which
they were kept. Securities aro already
being removed from the vaults at tho
.
Mercantile Trust Company.
The shoring or the walls on one
side or the building wnsIeommsnoud
today. Trains on ilroadwuy below
Cortland street is Itlll block/Ed. The
American Exohlm Building is still
closed until the threatening walls or I
the Equitable MW been aboredup.
‘ The bodies at Battalion Chief Walsh
and William Compton. the table! which
man of the Mercantile Sans Deposit
(lumped: are still in the ruins.
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LOLillSVll.~LE. KM. Jan. ll.-~Dellth
vihleb he so omriy sought In few
weeks ago while out or work. clme
unexpectedly to John ll. McCord. yew
lord‘ny afternoon. when he was killed
at one, of the bums of the Louisville
1 Street lesy Company. where he
had secured employment only a tour
days no.
A m Weeks use Howard walked
into the olden of Prosecuting Attorney:
Hurry noblmon. of the police court.
had startled that oinoial by linking to
be given a permit to kill his wife and
tune children and and his own life.
He said he had been without work in:
several months end that hisiamilr
were destitute. Having tried in vain
to more work. McClord said he had
concluded to kill his family and then
end his own life. but he did not wish
to break any law in so doing. and
desired to know it he could not nurture“i
u permit that would legellne theater.
Mot‘mrd was placed In custody. but
ties bud Investigated conditions at
the man‘s homoami supplied immed-
late wants of the family. A. low day»
ago. Morton: seeuud employment
washing our in one or the baron oi
the. lmilsvillo Street Railway Com-
pany. Yesterday afternoon he was
struck by a car hacking into the ham
dud knocked into a repair pit. recon.
lug injuries that resulted in death ll
few minutes laten
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The Gregorys. Elliot and Joseph.
plsyed so well last evening in the
Nowell: Club pinoohle tournament
that they snooceded in ‘vrlnnlng. Les-
tor Hyatt and William L. Olsen were
second closely followed by William A.
Curtis and George Lockwood. The
scores of all three were. rospoctlrely.
when. 7533 and not I
Followlnk the yahoo. which were
greatly assures by all present a club
lundh at the most high chanson m
served. ' I . ‘
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HELLO. WINTER
Hello. Winter. whither
thou?
content
We lentils: sunshine bright
Which sounds a glow 0’ or ion and
snow 1 ‘
or glist‘nlng.sparkllng ngm. I
Hello, Winter. what bringeatg‘ "
thou?
We hear the aleizhbells ring.L
, And madman sknters glidg’ 11
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/Hello. Winter. whither guest
thou?
Up to aaini Lnorthmoat cllmL‘e.
wum chairman-slow ...-..I Lice LL
1 and snow.
And thou ‘Lrelgnest all the time.
LBut o'er from us you take again
Your Right. we’ll letyon know
We use you, dear old Winter-
time.
And greet you with. “union“
. I ~JonNINGLnroN.
The Original Guaranteed Hose
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‘ snLry to bring into maiden s ‘w L
or" to float her. The other barges nd
‘tbo tug are Wally und I» d.i
‘ 1 having been blown ashore on In 0&1
bottom.
Thousand bum.allofwlch
are owned by the James MeW’lll Ina
Blue Line, of New York city. we.
route from Not York to Bri HI
. and New Haven eintain Jan-es ile-
Dmld was in mutant. and
mamas Mahmoud seas hubs
sound he Wt into the Illicibnrod ans.
nel there (or safety on Monday in n- i
. Ins. 'l‘hoy wont wall {or a t moi
L The lug put in during the day {or wa-1
ter and Captain McDonald co dad
that it would in modem to vernal un-
der never or the Honda. having: ht
ed the snow storm which more
Monday night «no us who u nie‘
terrific ‘wester This othehoro ind'
but upon the anchored to: and her;
I barges sud they drugged their am; am
fetching up on are her 1
' Yesterday morning the in; O 1
i MoWlllIams came up from New ion-k1
and 111110 Addie V.. o! the No alk
Steamboat Comm.1w1ont down one
John Strung. the otiioinl Magi
Isl. ..
the Imus “no; on board. The, lde
was so low that nothing could be.
. in the morning but with the '
tide running smarter the Addie 1V.
bit The tux, however, proved to be
‘ u stiller propositi’ou. Later In the ear
, aqnunalmnorters Emmm‘ L‘
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the waters: diamond no they
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been summoned and the tug.
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Comma Herbert Ill. Lockwood
1 appear before the end of '
our monlhs, ll: moons ow Hose for you.
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(Continued tram first gage.)
Milan’s encnped. are LThon‘i‘ns bex‘m‘ "L/"i'd‘i‘
ough. his will. and me boarders whose ‘
names are unknt‘mn to the police. ‘
The origin or the fire is unknown.
There is little chance or identllylng
the bodies as they probably have been
‘ burned to cinder-s.
Heroic Work Done Here.
' CHICAGO, Jun 11. -W bile llamas
1were destroying the Dakdale Hotel in
Austin. today. a woman and a man
appeared at a. window on an upper
floor and called to firemen for help.
A moment later a blanket was thrown
down by a man.
Several linemen grasped the sides of ~
the blanket and braced themselves to
catch the body that was be fall into the
‘lm {improvised lile net.
Suddenly out of the smoke that filled
her room. the womsns head appeared
undone cried “Hold tight. men! " then
also threw out her little white poodle
dog. it landed solely.
"Now not the ladder up and we'll
come down.“ earns the order from
above.
Soaiaddormmisedsndtbecou-
pie descended safely. ‘
‘ Besides the Oadtdale ‘I-lobel three
3 other buildings were destmyod.’ Loss
I “0.000. -
Vienna Palace Wrecked.
WNA, Austria, Jan. 11.-I"lro de-
strayed a. considerable portion of the -
palace of the Archduke Welt in ~
this city last night. Besides the
structure. which ‘ wan very badly
, wrecked, a great many valuables and 1 ,
paintings Were consumed by the
names.
Them started during the night in
1 tho‘spartmentn of the Archducbe‘ss
Rubella. write of the Archduke Fredéb- ' '
witch. and was only gothnder contra I
this marinas.
School Hobos Ban-nod. 1 -
LGROTON, Jan. 11:41:19 Ramsdell‘
sheet school house was demand by.
fine late yesterday with a loss I!
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