the people itnowwhat 4- . I
you are selling or
. trying to sell it you
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However hopeless lt .
may uem.
‘ The time will come
when it shall be
A prison or a home to
thee.‘
W. Webb
ESTABLISHED [1870‘
Entered at the South Normals Post-onion
as Second Class Matter
”filtllll “l till.
BRIDEGRUUM.
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VINCENI’S. HUSPHA . NEW YORK
’Rusband'ot Miss Mattie Laura Walker, oi Norwalk, Lived Dnly
Six Weeks After» Notable Wedding Ceremony at Cherry
Dale Farm,
on January it) Last
lllllllli BRIUE llllllllllllll III [II PlllilllllNll ll
HER lPlRlMllllS IN ME Si. lHUMlS, NEW YllllK~
Daughter. and Widow of the Deceased Expected to Share
Equally in Estate Said to
Elijah Marshall
years old, lumber
.litsu \vrcstlor,
married Mattie Laura \l'nlket'. “:1
years old. died at. 4:33 o'clock Salut-
Alluil,
«lay afternoon in St. Vincent‘s hospital.
.\ew York, from blood poisoning. As
he lay in the hospital with death an
proachlng his bride of six \t‘erks'wue
in bed ltt Allen’s new apartment in the
St. Thomas, Nogfilll West. lTS‘th street,
New York. which he never saw. She
is critically ill with pnmtmonia and as
the. crisis is expected today she was
not told of her husband‘s death at
ONCE.
iiilll silt sun
illltlit ll suit
The Knob Club Proved Attractive
to Members Yesterday
The beautiful day yesterday took a
number of'poople th the various shore
resorts of the town to witness the
wreckage made by the ice and wind
on Wednesday night and to anticipate
the coming sutmner._of which yester-
day appeared to be a part. Fully filthr
people visited the Knob Club to see
the damage done by the ice and wlud
storm, and many Secured flue pictures
of the appearance of the bout house
«and 'club house ln'their damaged con-
ditlon. A
The shores were piled ltilth with
ice cakes, many above the pistons
Where the ordfltary: tide rosettes and
some above where the perigee tide '
goes. Thus it is easily seen that the
wind drove the noises ashore on the
waves and they were left stranded
when the tides receded.
it was loathed yestetdny that. the
Knob t‘iub diving pier has slightlyAmday' when their home was complete-
damaged by the storm. the main sup- 1" destroyed The husband was ab
ports, however which one sunk in con- sent when the tire started and the
mete remaining strong and sturdy lmothetr was alone with the children.
The planking and railings” were in
some places broken and toward the
end of the pier were weakened. Sev
rat large ice cakes .reposed on this
pair, whleh‘ls nearly tun feet above
an ordinary high. tide. ‘
"The beach at the Knob wa‘s cov er-
ed with huge ice cakes, several of
which were large enough to sustalni
. two or three persons when afloat in.I
the water. The warm‘day was less
telling on all the ice, however. and
With the rising tide of yesterday at-
ternoon the cakes were being carried
away toward the east entrance to the
‘horbor out which on the ebb tide
most of the flue disappeared into the
Sound.
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NEW. Musical. DIRECTOR.
Harry .Wllder"Banks has been en-
gaged as musical director of the South
livery/ail: Methodist Episcopal Church
A choir. Mr. Bunkers a very talented
mung man. being at present engaged
in the study of music as the Yale
Music School, in New Haven In Mr
Banks thefd‘n'éh an secured a man
titted rosette trnatr‘ln every way.
~-—Brnsseie' sprouts ut‘f‘ Ghiotto- 8:
Co's, Mable Hall Block» Tel 338.:
W
. When ‘rou have a rbotn to rent use
a Sentinel Well: not. “ ' .
sorcltlyd‘our
exporter and lit!
who on January ill lust
. leg was broken.
. gun Selzer,
today to verity the above.
High. Basketball, dancing Armory
‘* a Sentinel Want M
be Worth about $l,000,00ll
moon. lie and his bride Went South
after the wedding in Cherry little
Farm. Nortvalk. in l’iu‘cltursi, N. (7.,
he borutnt slightix ill and the couple
battled to Savannah where they sailed
to! home on tho steamship '(‘it_\ of
Montnotuci'y. ()n the ship ’Allou bo-
mttnc ill. He became delirious and
wondered out. on the lty deck ill his
nightrlolhos. llo slip“ ... rt!
lop. was injttted. The old lllilll was
found in his biidc who bullied allot
him. When the steamer reached .‘xcw
(Continued 0n Filth Page.)
tutttteln atlas .
to nest EllRlllEEllB
l’llill..A-DELPH1I, Feb. 28 «~An-’
uouucement was made today by F‘. A.
Burgess, vice-president of tbe'ilroth
erltood of Locomotive Engineers. that
oillcials of the railroad companies and
of one Brotherhood will meet in New
York on March 14 to discuss the re
quest of the engineers for increased
wages. He said that a committee rep,
resenting engineers will call today on
IS. 0. liking. general manager of the
Pennsylvania Railroad but he, added
that the meeting will be merely for
mat
AJ. (.3. Stuart. vice-president of the
Erie Railroad, will be chairman of the
sessions in New York.
MOTHER IIIII TWIl
CHILDREN BlIlIllEll
WDIJGESBNR'RE Pa. Feb. 26. «A
woman named Mean. who had made a
heroic elicit. to save her six children
was burned to death along with two of
her offspring in Lttserne borough early
I
She entered the burning frame dwell
lng tour times. On three of the trips
she reached four of the children One
child. a boy of six years. she throw
from a second story window and hi..
Thextourth time the mother rushed
back into the flames to bring out the
two oemaining children the floor gave
Way and the woman and the two child
ren were carried down in the debris.
Their charred bodies were foihtd when
'the tire was extinguished.
14-YEAR~OLD BOY MISSING.
The 14-year-old son of Constable
Selzet- of South Norwalk, Harry Mor-
ts missing, apparently
having rttn spay from home. Con-
stable Selzer telephoned to the Bridge-
poxt department Saturday morning.
asking that his son he held, it found.
it is thought likely that the circus .
quarters is his objective point Tho.
bar is desctibed as red button ind. ..
nears glasses. ~‘—Brldgeport Sim
Constable Solder could not be found
”WW
~7QfllaHT. ILL NEW venue .
vs Norwailts High School vs about
W
When you have a room to rent use
Allrn‘s illness cut short hip bone.“
:.::' his rlglttv’
llllllWlllI'lllllllIllll illllll
Presidents-Mopeds: Show
Gratiiying Financial
Condition
walk Country
to be in excellent condition.
Secretary's Report.
Secretary filtering 1').
following report:
Membership reported Feb. t.
Resilient
'l‘otui membership
(Continued on Second Page.)
. LACE overtures
IltlLll AlllltlIL streets
The Amalgamated Lam Operatives
ill!
hold the tirut annual banquet and so-
nasorintion. Not'wulh Brunch No.
ttal of the history of the launch on Sat,
twttduy evening. Stu: ll n banquet as on
git l’mprlotor llanicl Mtt‘urtby ot the;
; restaurant in Water street. (\lotwni iltl
. can prepare was entered and 1"... gash
. erlng adjourned thereafter to the Pas
tllltu Social Club quartets in Well
street. where after a social hour or sol
i they dispersed.
The lone operatives gathered about
Eutnc o'clock in the restaurant where
by bolero than! the spread prepared
Eby liout McCarthy. Everything good
a
HlllllSIllNllll Mllllllll
George L. Woodward Chosen
About titty members of the Nor-
L‘lub attended the. tilt-
ttttni meeting of the club held at the
club house. on Saturday night. when
the reports showed the organization
Hoyt made the
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SOUTH NORWALK. count. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1912
WEATHER FORECAST
Rain tonlaht and Tuesday.
,A” EBEPI
NIIMINA 4 "IN
Who Asked lllm it its Would
Take It, it Tendered llltn
Willi ltlttt ttttttttts;
, llltllllll walnut
Mr. Roosevelt Findslt Necessary
to Drop Literature.
Q
NEW YORK. Feltiidw-“l will no-
cept the nomination for president it
it is tendered me. and I will adhere
to this decision until the convention
has unstressed its preference," is Oct
’l‘iimldorn Roosevelt's reply to the lot-
tora of 80317!!! republican governors
uniting him to stand for nomination.
Tito cngoriy awaited reply was nlv
on out tonight at (Jet. Roosevelt‘s ot-
'Gontlnued on Sixth Pm).
lllll lWll lllll
Willi BRIIIll ltli
llavid MMNM other-
ftrom the turkey down, it tonic but. a
gsbort time for the men gathered
inround the tables to make the toad
Edimppear. The menu they enjoyed
’ iotlowsl .
(loneutntne Soup
Green Pens
Roast Betti
Roost anltet
Mashed l’mhtoes
Boiled Onions Cranberry Sauce
Fruit ice Cream
Mecnroons , Lady Fingers
hillsides
The adlournmont to thosoelnl club's
momswas followed by it program of
singing and the rendition of musical
selections. The attatr 'wa-s voted the
most. ettloyable ever and the plan is
now to hold a similar event each year.
HOSTILITIEB BEGIII
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.~Tbo crisis
has arrived at Juarez. Glacial reports
to the government today say that 500
insurgent troops have landed from a
train on the Mexican Central Rail-
road ten mile-strum that town and
that hostilities already have begun
betwen the outpouts. During a skir-
mish last night one man was killed
and two wounded.‘ .
SAN ANTONIO. Texas Feb. 20——
The manager of a telegraph company
newspaper at 11:30 o‘clock that there
it was declared there had been no
trouble in the Mexican city or its out- '
skirts
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF JAPAN. l
m
On Exhibition at the South Norwalk
Public Library.
The display of photographs to be
seen at the South Norwalk Public Ll-
brary in Japan. No. 2, from the Library
Art Club. Many visitors to the Li-
brary will recall with pleasure the col-
lection, Japan. No t that was exhibit-
on two yehrs ago. These hand colored
“ t are equally beautiful.
option of the four large
a set illustrates the inter.
Acosta parts of the wonderful
I
—TONIGHT, ALL NEW
vs Norwallt; High Boudoir Anita
illgh Basketball
Potatoes
' Mashed Turnip‘e
A it ltl‘dllAEZ, utilise .
at El Paso informed s San Antonio;
has been no lighting in Juarez today. ;talter. “‘0‘“ he figured bud indulged
Ejured. Mr. Whitehead hurried to the
The collection will remain until '
March 11 These sets of pictures that
flue exhibited from time to time at the , .A .
Ubrpy are a memorial to the sifted '
‘artlst, Miss Grace L. Prentiss.
r... and Water ~
it taken} a pretty good man to en.
(lure a compound hectare oi the leg
with one plti'ée or bone protruding
through the skin en the inside of the
ankle and another-Avenged in between
the instep and the shoe tor three days
without food-.or water. This we: the
plight of David Guskin aged 50
Accra. and caretaker oiwrederlek o.
Whitehead’s cottage at Harbor View
Saturday morning. Mr. Gasktn was
hurried torthe [Norwaiit lla'spitai where
he was attended by Dr. Walter Hitcb‘
cock and where he is now undergo
lug treatment _ with an excellent
chance or complete recur/cry.
it is thought that Mr. Gaskiu sus-
tained its injuries on Thursday night
while crossing the bridge at the beach.
lie was last seen in that place and
at that time by Charles Golf. who lives
near the Whitehead place. and at.
that” time he was under the influence
of liquor. which is his curse.
Mr. Gasklu was wont to come to
Mr. Whitehead's once. in the Lauder
block. in Washington street, every
morning. and when he did not. appear
Friday or Saturday morning his era-
pioy er commenced to be somewhat-
anxious for his place, never thinking
that any harm had come to the care-
again in liquor. its made plans to so
to Harbor View beach and was in the
act of leaving the ethos when a tele-
phone mesabge came over the wire
saying that Mr. Gaskln had been in-
plece and lound Mr‘ Gaskln perched
up on a table near a window in his
room in the bath. to which place he
and dragged himselt alter sustaining
the injury. He was about exhausted
trout the luck all food, pain and loss
of sleep. He said that he tell in Wood.
Ward avenue. but Mr. Whitehead is
at the opinion that bad this been so
he would never have reached his
home. Reswratlvea and food were so-
cured trap litre. Golf and the adhering
than revived transiently to be moved;
The ambulance wee summoned and
t
t
t
t
Replies Definitely ”to Governors
lliHillllll illllllllillli
ts Willllll H. Billlilllll
Well known Norwetk Yachtsman
Rocelved Unanimous Vote
' oi the Members
Aoro than the usual intoiest was
to danced in the annual meeting ol’
The Norwulk Yacht. Club held Salon
day night at the Hotel Mabackomo.
About half of the one hundred mem—
bers were present, and many partici-
pated in the business and discussion
of plans for the coming ‘season. Sev-
eral new members will be added to the
roll below the club goes into (omittin-
sion in May. The meeting was pro.
sided over by the new commodore \Vi i
elastic address, his views being heart-
ily seconded by everyone present.
(Continued on Second Page.)
re: ettt. cute Filll
WW
item it llyihgton, who made an onthtt»;
lOCIL HIllBllBASIlIIVEY‘
l MVRBNCE, Muss. Feb. 26. ~Stor
in}. scones marked the beginning of the.
Sills tutu illiM liliMilifi
u lWRiNli Pl] “lliMltl it
ill ltttlttts Rllllllill it;
Two Strike Sympathlzers Arrested as the Result of the Fight»
ing, and One oi Them is Removed to Hospital, With
a Bullet in His Back
till tau llttlttt till my lllllll. iii <, . e w
‘ ilil liltil us clients it stttltls
tlliicers Had in Charge on Crowds in Several of the Streets;
and Demonstration Was tor a General Strike
their frit-
line,
i
jeering the police dud mllltl
nds paraded along the plclie
”at
WASHINGTON Feb. 26. w'l‘ltu rite-ti
and harbor bill has been practltallvi
completed and will be reunited to titeI
route ’l‘extllo Workers strike today
Eln nu curb shouting aafttr nearly a
setenth working Week of the Law- slnging the revolutionary song "i'lntot‘:
nationals" and creating a general dio-
ttnbante They crowded about the ,
Bach. when round by his amplifier.
any propositoin from the union. which
or the World Men have been sent to
“IBIS TRIBE Til
a. specihl meeting of Unces Tribe will
be held in the Wigwam, at Whitih time
the plans [or the new litinerant will
he‘snbtmitted by the building commit-
tee. for approval or mudldcatlon by
tee will also recommend that it be
given power to borrow an additional
sum not to exceed 85. 000 tor the erec
and members are urgency requested
will be exemplified and raftesb‘m'ente
will be served after the council bread
is extinguished.
house today. it carries about 328.
tulootio including 825$ oil for the (‘ on
ttccticut ritor above Hartford This
was insettode :tltc request at the Cox
nertlcu River Navigation assorlation‘é
and the Springfield and lioiyokot
boards of trade and upon the army on i
gineors' recommendation.
it is stated that local people have.
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.31an $5000 dredging the channel to
make. it ill to: navigation on a smalll
acute The old wing dam designed to;
protect the channel. it iI ”Moll. 310““
extends into it and mess. navigation
impossible. The appropriation is tor
use in restoring use old channel
work will be done.» as to at in with
the motioned new Windsor Locks nevi
gallon and power project. it is under
stood
The bill also carries $17,000 for New
Haven harbor. ӣ00,000 for Massa-
chusotta projects and authorizes sur-
tray: or New Haven. rtdseport New
inudon and Norwnllt harbors. The
sundry civil bill will carry “0.000 for
the Connecticut river, below Hartford.
rlrttteott suit ¥ ,
stunts Int unlit:
tPA’l‘ERSON. N. 3.. Feb. 26.—-Thls
city faces a. strike of brood silk weav-
ers, which according to labor leaders.
will close a dozen mills ind make over
is .000 operatives idle. “
All day yesterday the executive
board was in session at the headliner
tors o! the strikers. it decided that.
the acceptanCe by the manufacturers
of a unitonn minimum wage schedule
would‘prevent a general strike. but
the manufacturers refuse to consider
is a branch of the industrial Workers
the Pennsylvania silk region to organ
its the weavers there. .
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Ill8till88 IIEW WIBWIW
Oh. Wednesday evening, at 8 o ’clock,
be members. The building commit-
ion of the new wtgwam. '. -
On Tuesday “evening. March '5. 1912.
be great, ell-lets will visit Uncns’j'rrlbe
o be present. The adoption degree
he titular on DAY 7?
. one: can limousine and
'l'el. ‘1248‘2. .
The .
fourth floor or the building and Wes
dulled to death on the pavement.
Fifty men, women and children had
narrow escapes. .
undue Banner mum's] Tel 887.
his '8 Dilute, A . .
America " ,
dozen shots wore lined from to
.Elotlsus upon a squad of metropolitan
Epark police and tho olllcers returned
nrtcstod as a result of the shoe
one of them being taken to the ho
tat with a bullet in his back
Essex enact the principal thorough»
l'fnse or the cltv. was in a state or disor
der for half an hour while several
thousand women and men strikers and
L—M
\totttt ensue ott
IELLE‘lbLIlln
. t. “3
Work non the Belt island. Club hauls
has been started by Contractor M. J.
Riordan and by the time the season
the beach The present house will be
thoroughly renovalied and remodeled
to suit the needs for which it is de
signed. ,
Contracts for the construction or
the new wharf will probably be ewn‘rd-
ed this week, according to‘informa
tion given out by President George F
Fools. today, and with this improve-
ment completed and standing as a
monument to the progressive interests
or the island. and with the club house.
erected and furnished for the convent»
once at the colony, together with the
natural advantages of the resort the
island will be the most attractive re
sort along the Long Island shore and
will rival some of the more extensive
places further north.
The officers chosen recently by the
association are no tollowa:
Presidentheorge ll' Foote. South
\‘orwalit.
VtcoPresident—tceorge F Shepard
lfethel.
Treasurer-«W. R. Thompson. Brook.
lyn
Secretary~—E. C. Browne Brooklyn.
Directors—H P. White, White
Plains; William R. Demo‘s-eat. New
York; I). A. Wedhams, New York,
andW. S. Startevent, New York.
nemcnt E railroad at
against the action of the police Satur- 4
day in prev
ftbo tire The strike syntpnthlzers woregnumber of
{3N0 more children were sent out of
mu“ ”today-
uL
crowd
opens this lecture will be ready for no inn OI Sixty Men MI! W
cupation and indications are that it
will be one of the lively places along lion 0' T“ “With“ Sill”
an end.
Tripoli
natives
Auditors—«W. F. Clary and J. P.
Hickey. of Brooklyn.
to...” .-——-
two llEli‘l'ElilSll .
lll Pilll'l'LIilll l-‘lliE
PORTLAND, Dre, C net); A26.—'l‘wo
men overload and several others are
supposed to have perished in a fire .
that broke out in the Glimsn House ‘
heretoday Edward Gilmore. aged ill-
tr. (imbued dead from excitement and
an unidentified men. leaped from the “
~Wnen you want dentist-cad, etc,
WW “
“0t course you’ve heard of Mrs St- .
call was sent for assistance to the 90-»
(Continued on Ninth Page)
PthllS Ill Sillll
Apprehension Felt alter the ill,
mats Feb bib—Although opioid ‘
here is almost unanimous that Italy
was absolutely within her rights In
destroying the two Turkish warships
lying in the roadstead of Beirut..o ’
Saturday, when sixty people were Till
ed and a large number wounded. til
continuation of such a. program b
sly is generally regarded with "pm
.nenelon as it is thought poaslb ‘
it may lead to European compl L
in some quarters it is belie“ '
the bombardment was reall
against Turkey should be It
ready to make a proposition for tho
settlement of the dispute by wind ‘
tester in the hands of Turkey The and
unity in the way of accetpnnce of this
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a
ment has voted the annexation of the
whole or Tripoli and Cyrenaic
'llUNlc‘. Feb. Shem hostile
etration was made by
Italian consulate here to o
street disturbance in which all
was killed. The strictest to
have been taken for the prose
I of order in the city and trout)
been ordered out to patrol the V
. quarter.
TilliIIIIlll STRIKE8
ation as a demonstration
eating the departure o! I. -
children for Philadelphia.
1%
back from who 4“?“ the,
became. so libtsy that a hurry
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and Cyrenplca leaving the in“-
this morning in f
III88I88IPPI TOWI-
M
on the Illinois central Railroa
yesterday. The extent at the
is not known.
.Clluckstadt has a Population of 500
was reached hurricane proportions
Jackson but. only small damage '
ted. ' ‘
All wires are d
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