Hovv‘in the worlds‘wiii .
the people knbw What;
you are selling or
trying to _sell it you
don’t advertise it in
The Sentinel?
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Associated Pro» News non) All can. of the World ”fondant Win and Our Own 09mm
Watch well the building],
of the dream; .
However hopeless
may seem. , ,1
The time will come
when it shall be
A prison or a home for“
thee.
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JENNNSHNN NiN NIE
NAPENR iNXI NNNNENS
Three Men and Two Women Arrested, and Part of the $25,-
000 tool is Recovered in Boston—Trail Led Detectives
From. Chicago to Hub City
“SWEDISH out" tittittNNNtittttHs
iHi nu tut lHEi Will innit ill
E Edward Kinsman, 3 Prize Fighter and Restaurant Walter With
SeVeral Aliases, is the Principal Dne Concerned in Altair
r
i
raided the horrid of Edward Collins, 25!
years old. at No. 20, \‘l’lndmet‘t- road,
that city.
The police say that Collins also de
scribes himself as Edward Kinsman oi“
NEW YORK. li‘cb. :T.-~I’art of the
$25,000 itt currency stolen front two
bank messengers who were assaulted
in a taxicab in the heart of the finun~
rial district on February in. was re.-
t-overcd inst. night and three men and Boston, a former pugilist and wailer.‘
two women are held by the police. Collins is under arrest, together with
After working with much rcticence, Jesse Alhruzzo and Geno Montanig
the. politic admitted late last night that.
$750 in money, itt three bundles oi‘
$250 each. all bearing the stamp of
the Produce Exchange flank. front
which the messengers were taking the
money at the time of the "holdup, has
been regained. The money was found
in Boston by New York detectives wlto
‘
chauffeur of the taxicab in which the
holdup occurred, and two women hold
by the police as material witnesses. I
0m- oi‘ the~women is described by
the police as “Swedish Annie." and
the. other as Myrtle Hoyt. It is “lit
(Continued 0n Fifth Page.)
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NISSINN NEW HAVEN
strain-m ’
‘ that city.
‘depurted to parts unknown to their
. \eatettlnt
: sing
v.
li|__ll§_§_llllllillililli
Mrs. James Tomas Said thave
Eloped With Joseph Varanla,
Formerly of Bridgeport '
Springwood is soothing with sensa-
tion this morning as a result of the
clopomeut of Mrs. James 'l‘omus. of
Lexington avenue and Joseph Without.
it newcomer to town who recently
huled from Bridgeport. where. his unso-
clatlotts with the feminine sex got hint
ittto some ditilcully and from whence
he lied to escape the consequences of
his intimacy with a young woman of
Mrs. Tomas and her para»
ntour left South Nor-walk yesterday at
different intervals. be leaving tltc cott-
ilnes oi- Springwood and the town at
it o'clork lit in.- morning and aim fol-
louiug at 4:30 in the afternoon. They
relatives "and friends as well as cite-l
titles.
The cut was cut loose. front the. bag
t-vt-uing‘ when Mr. 'l‘omns
tetuiued truth a hard day" s umk toi
had his suppet set on the table but iilt i
mistress oi the house .lllllliltl the this-'
investigation disclosed the fl“!
5 that \'ttt'. that was also missing and tilt:
. ext itontent began.
Varmint came to SOlthi Norwullt on
December ii trout Bridgeport. whore;
. it is reported beam into trouble with'
in young lady and left
escape the. consequences.
fellow, he proved to be attractive to
t he
the ladies but before he had been in
line section many days he E'mmndetirtmtded in a lit
to (mm on affection for Mrs. Tomas
isister who resided with Mr. and Mrs'i E
Tomas ills attentions to the young:
Eladt “ere noticeabi‘ to all as he (WE
oriented the house at all times. How-
over both he and Mrs. Tomas pleyQod
ENNNN NE NNEINNNN
NW“ “N on itppcal to ihe‘Texns cowboys for
A well set-
MNNRIS NNNNN
. . Killed and,
Other Employee yrs Barracad-
ed in a House Wear Marla
NNWNNYNEN ENE RESNN
Effort to Have United States In- 3
tertere Fells
u...-
hitttFA. Texas. Feb. 27. “The head
a
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,quarterso of the Nelson Morris rant-it. , ldents and u”, p
,opposlte Sicrta illanca. is nurtountlcd
ht limousine and a battle between
Atttetioan ranthnten and Mexicans
has been golllit on fbr twelve hours
A band of Anni-icon cowboys well-
hinted hate started abuthward for the
Rio (lraude with the determination to
E
iron-use the besieged. .
A Mexican cowboy brought news of.
the fight late last night. He brought
assistance motto Pascal
or the littlt‘ a. foot Americans and lite
friendly Mexican are nttid to be burl
7% adobe ranch house
manager
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SNNiNNMiN NNNW’
joperntoxs probably w'lli make George
ECotupany, the chairman.
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Not Expected thatlhe Men Will
Get All the Demands They
Have Asked For
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.——Tho first
conference. betweu the members of
the committee representing the. an.
thraclte mine workers attd the opera-
tors, to be held her this afternoon.
was expected to be simply confined
to the submission by the union men of .,
dentands which tltcy insist shall be
incorporated in a new agreement be-
tweon the operators and the minors.
The conference committee of the coal
carrying railroads will include reprc- '
i’sentatltes of independent coal cont
Epanies, and the whole committee of
the Reading
The miner's
committee consists of John P. White
president of the United Mine Work
era the. three anthracite district pres-
xeeutite committee of
F. liner. president of
lltesr- distticts
The chief demands are a 20 Del
c.eni immense in wages. a recognitionl
of the union, and ii shutter workin n-g
day. The operators have inditatedj
that the formulated demands are 0x
cessite and cannot be acceded to.I
President White was unable to sayE
whether work would be suspended in
the anthracite region until an agree-
mom has reached should the manual
negotiations extend beyond April 7.
when the present agreement expires.
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HNEENWIGIN AGAIN
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GREENWICH. F01); Elm-Alibi and
NAN ENNNN NENN NNNPNNE NE ENWNlEN
the game so well that nobody enamel, i
led that things were, not regular and?
legitimate until y.esterday That
.it“ a rabid dog disturbed the peace
Eiul confines of this town. and stirred
NNN NiliEN IN NEW lNll
Eons week after the previous incursion '
Fruit Dealer Len Home on Satan
day—Authorities HaveLit- ,
His Appeal Brought Funds and
He Has Been Sole President i
tie to Say ot Methodist institution
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NEW HAVEN. Feb. ill—The. body Thirtyonc years ago Dr. James M.
of Morris Greenberg. who has been Buckley, editor of the “Christian
A'dtocate," called upon MethOdists to
establish a hospital. The pppeali
reached George 1 'Senet, and by his;
gift of $400. 000, the Methodist Epls-E
copal Hospital, in Brooklyn, w'as
foanded. Dr. Buckley being the onlyi
president its board "has had. ‘
The property and equipment is"
mined at St, 200 .009 and the endow i
ment is $840. 000 Last year 12000
patients were tteated. , 1
His friends yesterday presented to
the hospital a bronze bust of but
Buckley, by (lutzon llorglum. at a"
luncheon at the Hotel
missing from his home. 248 Washing-
ton avenue since Saturday, was found
in West Woods. at llamdett yesterday.
The remains were viewed by a modi-
eai examiner and removed to a local
undertaker's. where they are in
charge at Coroner Mix.
Greenberg, who Was a fruit peddler.
left home Saturday in response to it
telephone message alleged to have
come from Mount Carmel, whicit’re-
quested him to go to tittit place and
purchase a consignment of produce.
When he left home he had a large
sum of money with him, but the su
thorlties would not say whether or
not it was on the body when found
or whether or not he had met with
foul play.
WHITE NSNAN LINER
IDLYMPID‘STRIKEMVIIEGK
Wilson, Dr. A Ross Mathesoa. Dr.
inson College; J. W. Pearsall, ex-
Judge’ George G. Reynolds, Dr. G. P.
Eckman. DrO. Robert Bagu‘eli antitDr.
R. B. Urmy.
Dr. Buckley for thirty-two years
BELFAST. Ireland. reo‘. 27.——The
,White star liner Olympic. ghich left
” New York on Wednesday so was due
in southiiatttpton today. struck a sub-
merged wreck in the Atlantic early
this morning.
. The damage to the Olympic was
confined to her propeller. Site will
land her passengers at the usual
points before preceeding here for re-
pairs. \
“NEW YORK, 'Fob. 27—The White
Stat liner Olympic, under the com-
mand of Captain E.~ if. Smith, sailed
from here-last Wednesday with an on;
usually large numbtar of first and sec-
V ‘ oad cabin passengers for this time of
year. Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid. the Bulge of Newcastle, Former
President James B. Duke, of the Amer.
teen Tobacco" company; Oaklelgh
Thorns. the beaker and Miss Maggie
Tetye, the op "" "laser, were all on
board.
and for forty years has been' elected
to the Methodist General Conference.
EllPtAllATlDll st _
new llllllEllJlDllD
‘NEW HAVEN. reef 27.—~An ex-
planation is given at the New York.
\‘ew Haven and Hertfo‘rdrallroad of-
x.
ire-ligation by the inter-state
merce commission of
freight rates from the Boston 8-. Maine
system to New York and beyond via
the Boston & Albany line and Chat-
ham, N Y, Some time ago a different
rate than that via Chatham was plen-
ned from Boston and Maine points
via Springfield. based on the not that
the run to New York by the New
ven main line was but two-thirds
W
Arteries. .
Tomorrow is Red Letter Day In our
store Ten Stnml‘in free to everyone.
THE GREAT A. I; 14.00..
Washington St.-
\
the state.
t
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~POLLBY'S DANG 9 GCHOOL
f . Red Men's Hail
Adverttse in TM Salami-
i lady
, tttrttl
*" has edited. the “Christian Advocate.“
nces of the suspension pending in. .
coma
increase of'
rm.
distance via Chittltatn‘ over whichm ‘
same rate prevailed on for the" shorter
route. The tutor-state commerce! dent-
mission will now determine-i bother
the longer routes shall he admitted in
A
was as adroit as treacherous was prof!
en soverdl dais ago when his boarding
mistress. of Benton street found on
his person a ring belonging to Mrsi
Tomas.
gave tho. entitle that the young
that he was pmtendinx‘do
{keep company with had worn
the ring and in a spirit of fun he
had taken it lorgetung to return it
later. The explanation seemed so
plausible and or“ air on in such a as
wav that the good uontan
thought no more of it.
Nor was his adroitness enjoyed
wholly by the man in the case Sunday
night when Mr. and Mia. Tomas were.
about to retire and Mrs. Tomas was
disrobing. a pocket book, bulging
from the measure of its contents drop ’
pen to the. floor. ilir. Tomas who was
on his knees in prayer saw it After
St. Denial he had completed his aupplications. he
Addresses were made by BishopEquestioned'hfrs. Tomas. saying that
.he wanted to see the wallet She
St Clair MOKGIWEY. Dr Glentwol'thEthrew her arms around him however,
R. Butler. President Noble. of Disk-3
and persuaded him that there was
nothing in it but ten cents. He also
[knows differently now for the bulging
given her for safe keeping.
curity. he kept her ring.
It is believed that the couple went
to one of two places. either to Nau-
gatuck where the man formerly work
ed in one of the rubber mills". or to
Pennsylvania. where he would one
time employed as a miner. The maid
ter has not yet been reported to" the
police. and no efforts have'yet been
menu to apprehend the couple.
1
, ~Nb1'tcs.
Tomorrow leaked Letter Day in' our
sto’re. Ten Stamps free to everyone
THE GREAT A. & P. 00..
" Washington St.
1
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THIITN'TWD NRNWNED
BRUSSELS, Belgium. Feb. 37.:-
riy- -tv~o of the managers and
lag of the steamer bothersome
eminent vessel plating on the termite
River. on the borders of Belgian fien-
ifil‘i‘igo testerday. according to a dispatch
..,
received by the Petit Elba. ‘
Sentinel
When questioned. Vomai'
contents consisted of .387 which Vera-I,
had had taken out of the bank and"
For see ,
ithe authorities to greater activity in
Ethelr efforts to protect the citizens
from this source of danger. The ani-
mal which is sold to be suffering from
Ens violent an attack of rabies as the
"one which caused last week's distur-
hence, appeared about the town hall,
From a letter received by TownEbu‘ was driven away by the janitor.
Clerk Herbert R. Smith. of Norweik. Anthony Gallagher, “m“ “9 3mm“!
we people of the town are warned iottt at the time. He next appeared at
against rabies in canines about here..- "‘9 railroad station and WW“ “1‘“
The dog of Sabina Chioppe. of Ely ave-x made his way to the barn of Nathan
one, which strayed to North Castle,’ Studweli 01°“ by where he b"
had rabies and has been killed. The 090'“ FltzGlbboas, a driver. °“ “‘0
head was sent to the state veterinary band The wound ““8 cauterized
college laboratory at Cornell Univer- EH9 "‘9“ dashed “"0“!“ the streets
shy and the result of the investiga-“nd into “18 3‘0““ 0' the Matter BW'
tiott proved conclusively that the dog titers Corporation directly ”905"“
was a victlnt of the dreaded disease. Elite store in which the mad dog “3‘-
The letter came (rum Dr George [j week took refuge The occupants of
Clark and was as follow:s .the store rushed out and the doors
Atmonk N v February 25th {were closed Word was sent to Dr.
Sit-s: «On February 12 or 13 n dogtEaf'l schofield. local agent of the
bearing license number 18448 camelState Cattle Commissioner. who up
into i'orth Castle acting strangely nudE melted at the store with a pole to
biting other dogs. which have beeniwbich was attached it hook. By
killed. The dog was killed and thel means of the hook he caught the dos
head sent to the state veterinary col-E by the collar and dragged him into
lose and the enclosed report received. in bag. Dr. Scheneid said he wished
We thought it but fair for you to know‘ to study the dog". which "so far as he
so that you, can be on your guard for 5 could one had a well-developed case of
more rabies. rabies. He placed biotin a pen and
Town Clsrlt Herbert ii. Smith
Receives word from Authori-
ties in North Castle
l
IIIEI INAT FillillllElib'
*‘ one New york, New Haven and Hart-
brew were drowned by the founders.
£80“,
Yours respectively.
GEORGE E. CLARK.
Accompanying the letter was the?
report of the investigation and auto'p»
sy on the 1103' it head. which stated that:
he had been suffering‘from rabies. The;
V
accompanied by the dog tag.
Sentinel readers will remember an
item of the locating of the dog in
" North Castle and Mr. Chloppa' s inter-
est in getting his canine returned.
MAY GET ANOTHER RAILROAD.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. li'tw—if exiting
negotiations with-”the city of HOlyoke,
Mean. for the sale of the Hoiyoks and
Westileid Railroad are consummated
that line will be next formally merg-
ed with the New Haven system, is a
semi-omelet statement. coming from
. ford office: today. The New Haven
holds already two hundred shares or
the Hoiyoiro and Magneto Ceuipeny,
nearly all tits rest betas held by the
pity of Hobbits. The line is ”out.
art n'perbent. in dividends. 7' .
’ 1
report w'ss signed F. Breed and was’
ten miles up; and lute sold “Fill. "E
Will keep him under observation.
The selectmen -todsy appointed a.
do: warden and that omelet started
Eout this morning to round up all stray
dens and those which did not comply
with the resolutions. A dog pound
had. been set up and already fifteen
dots are detained thqye.
Mia
,sou‘r'u NORWALK bibs snakes.
The American Band “will n. One of
. the Attraction“. Tenlght. .
. The south Norwnik otubwin hold a
smoker“ this eveningtvltlm promises
to be one of the best. ever. The en-
tertainment committee which is made
ion of E. W. Fitch, E. F. Smith and
i G Bi Van Alstyne. has put. forth every
note in the historyof the club and to
that read has - secured‘tltetservtcea of
the American Band to asailt'ln enter.
hitting the members. . ,-
Shane ‘twho pnrttclpated in “The
Big Night will he on hand in force
iatfort toonake this an occasion of .
NEE EN PNNMISES A NEW
RNNEE EN NNMNNEENS NE
SWHESEEN NNNN
Tells Petitioners to the Public Service Commission ThBNWEIf‘
Eventually Have a Through
President Charles S. Mellon, of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford,
faced a lot. of his Westcltester commut-.
ms yestetdat in the rooms of the Phi»
llit Service Commission of the Second
district. New York. and ansuered their
questions about rates. The questions
i were flied at hint pretty fast. but .‘lii
Mellon scented to take it all kindly
and sought to show that the contmut
erg and his railroad Were really fellow
sufferers through the conditions that
compel them to use the Gland Central
terminal.
While Mr. Melien let it be known
that he still believes some commuters
ettttvtca PDLIDE
lllVESTiDATE ones
GREENWICH. Feb. 27.~-The state
police are investigating two tires
which have occurred within four days
at a house owned by Michael Dean.
formerly a coachmnu for Mrs. E. P.
Williams. "The house where. the fires
occurred is a double house. one side
of which is occupied by a man, his
wife and six children. One evening
last. week fire was discovered in the
rear of the dwelling back of the cel-
lar door. it was extinguished with
little damage, but at the time. it. is
stated. there was A suspicion that
homesttc might hare been used there
The second blaze was discovered Sun-
day evening under a stairway lead-
ing to the cellar. Here again the fire
did little damage before being dis-
covered. Rurned matches, pieces of
candles and other materials were
found there. The state police were
notified and home here to investigate.
The side of the house where the tires
started had been occupied by Ray
Laurence The latter had gone to
New York to work and his furniture
was all packed ready to be taken away
for storage.
llENl. firth tote .
' DFFIDIII. entrees
NEW HAVEN Feb. 27. —-A‘ number
of changes in officials of the New Ha:
von road for the Shore Line divisibn
are announced. R. D.
who has been train masterils assigned
to special work and E..E. Regan, in
addition to office duties, will act as
train master of the second district; A.
0. Whitiord as assistant train master
of the second district; L. P. Bristol,
train master in charge of freight ser-
vice between New Haven and Wood-
lawn, including the Danbury. Ridge~
field and New Canaan. branches;
James Hammtli. general yard toaster
in Bridgeport, and T. S; V. Golllns,
station toaster and choral yard mas-
ter in New Londo
,t.‘ i"
“NOTICE. ..
store. Ten Stamps tree to everyone.
THE GREAT A. d: P. 00..
Washlnswl St.
' REFERENGM
hidF to sine Mitt—Alina refer-
‘ett‘ee denim shy numbing about your
that for that? j
All Will Patronize It
BEAMES ENE NNANN NENENNE NNIENNNN SENNNN
iERNlNNl ENN ENE PNESENE NAN NNNWNNNJ
Tells Conference That The Toll
New Haven’ 8 High Rates
Fltzmaurlce. -
‘ , " . ~RED LETTER bAv TQMOR ow
Tomomw is Reg Letter Day in our ‘
capabilities as a cook. To without can .
Subway Line, and Hopes I
There Really is the Cause oi
are rather grasping individuals for“ E
witom the railroads do a good deal ,
without rctutn, he yet believes that E l
the conditions should be alleviated. if
possible.
"There are some commuters who‘
will always be dissatisfied “ explained 7
Mn Mellon. “They want to ride free
and hate a chrome thrown in."
To relieve the commuter from the‘
burden of paying. the present rat/98’
into the Grand Central, Mr. Kalb! a,
pointed out. the New Haven it . un~
dertaken the construction of the New
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at llillll 10581le
illiill ill uttttttt
Five Women Pickets Carotid“;
Persuasion in the Point of“; l . *
Violence '
0
fit
LAWRENCE. .\lass.. Feb. 27.—-—'rhe
was little disturbance during the hours
preceding the opening of the textile
mills today. Six arrests woman
of pickets, of whom there were is
than usual, because of a heavy fall of
snow and rain. Five of these were of
women who. the police say; it:
ried persuasion to a point approaching‘
violence. '
The one man arrested is chat
with throwing pepper into the
of an officer and wit carrying
geroua weapon. It is alleged. thin.
drew a long knife when put-sued."
was captured without great trouble.‘
indications this morning were that
the mills had made further gallium
the number of operatives at work. The .
cotton mills have .more returning op; ,
eratlves than the plant at the Amorh
can Woolen Company. it is claimed.
it is estimated that there is now a to
tai of 18 .000 operatives at'work. with
2,000 still on strike.
The police officials had made ar-
rangements to preheat today any fur-
that attempt to se‘hd children 0
the city, but none was made, ,
BOSTON. Feb. 27. —-The little,
government is to investigatethe
tion of the municipal author
Lawrence last Saturday in'prevten
the exportation of strikers‘ ‘clili‘
from the city. United States Distri
Attorney Ass. P. French. announced}
day that Attorney- General: Wicker» -
ham has ordered him. to determine
whether the municipal authorities of-
Lsivrence had violated the‘ interstate
.comtn‘eroe act, by preventing the rail"- ‘"
road from carrying but it‘s contra
with those who had arranged to “ltd
children out of the "state. " k
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Ten 8. it B. "Stumps free at tit
& H. Co.‘ I Premium Parlor. 13 N'
Main St. Bring in your sleep wre
Dél‘l. ~tobacco toss, labels and-
uiary your Hamtlton coupons and
exchange. No books redeemed
marrow. .
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