‘ To ins there is noth-
ing more appallin in
the whole amaz ng
s c'tacle of modern
Civilization than to
see thousands of men
and women publicly ,1'
professingafaith that “V
their private lives ”E“
deny.—Marie Corelli. “5‘
Ii‘hi‘rldri'id'b thirds
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Entered at the South Norwsik Post cities
as Second Class Mallet
ESTABLISHED 1870
Associated Press News From All Parts
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 4, 1912
G .SENTINEL
ol' the World by s Spools! Wire and Our Own Operator
Snow
All successful busi-
ness men have their
own peculiar methods
eh
eh
“$4.44.? of business building—
but they all adver-
tise. The Sentinel’s
columns are sure‘
enough winners.
"sideshow”
WEATHER FORECAST
tonight and probably Tuesday.
TWO CENTS
IIIII III III I R SUI
RIR HRS II Iw IIIRII
III III BRIIIII, IRIII
Three Persons Reported Dead in the Hub City, and Two Were
. Killed, Three Fatally Injured in Apartment
House in the Metropolis
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PNNNES it] [it NlllNSl ll NNlIll’llll [088
Two Chimney Fires in Norwalk, One in Andrew Stevens’ Home,
Broad River, anti Dthor at John lrlcb‘raih’s, Winnipauk
Ni.
liar IIIIIIItl'a
pint-t i»
'i‘iItI IIaIIII on ’l’lIIIrrIrI» l.
IIII.i)tI'l4\'4 in \\'I-<I street.
I Ilty destroyed It; yester.lrrj.' ni-
t recon, shortly utter 1 o‘clock. tiesflrmn and that l'I'oIII that place consitl
IIItII the .III'erI~I III‘ the South Nor walk QIIIairtc III' this lll‘.’;lll_\‘ inIilamrna‘IIle Ina
l'l't‘(lt'it.il'lllll:‘lll. Little was left sIrIrIIl-éterirrl leaked in the course oi
in: t-xeept the.I frame and tirs' l IIIoI'uiIIII; hours. .\ rurtII passing by 1'?
15. or, whi.h wrrs‘not IlaIIIaLed III on: lsrrid III have thrown a lighted cigar III
ittt'zll exit-III lire. :IItlIIIIIIIlI
p‘IIryIIri havoc with what contents hall
not removed.
yet known, .llItI.
II trunnion 1:.I sag.
run.
The ori.'iu ot' the blaze
what Inysteriods and opinions
somewhat. lleport has it from
4II-l‘rerrt authority that arrsIIlI-ne wa
kept lit a small shell in the rear of the
\\ in;
tit-.-
the
by
\IlIlI h the at trtleruan thought was \vrr
The loss is. trutlter. lIrIIIrediately this blazed up and
Raymond not being: in in a short
as to Ilr.rt this l‘rllll‘ll' rIIIr Irlorz’:
llPt l!
the I‘Irsedike litre II) the
is some
ditl‘et'
‘r
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1
NEPNIY 'Sllllllll NlNlY'S
Hlllll l8 NllillHlll
menus. Huoson I
enooerro INTI) l
4 IIIIIoIrEIIoIII i"
'I‘IIat Mrs. George w Iiudson. Prominent Danhury OfficiaIWent
the woman in the case or’ George
Bedding, who recently conicssed I on Bonds for joseph Brenna",
guilt of the murder of Morris Green 4 Who Lost “Breach of
berg itr New Hareu, had left New 4 . .
iiiaven and was secretly smuggled PronIIse SHIN
away to Bridgeport Friday night, was 4‘
r‘umored Saturday morning. it was Deputy Sheriff Edward C Ginti of
said that she had been taken to the Danbury , who is well known in court
home of 1181‘ brother ”1 11"“ John J' Ety political circles, finds himself in.
' - .' . F ’ Jr street in
ttrrdson Of \0 07 “in“ legal Ilitt‘rculties because he furnish-l
Bridgeport.
it was further added that Mrs 0‘] “a” or a 55-000 bond for Joseph
Hudson had been removed from New at Daubtrry. and
liaven by the defense in the ease in
tho
4 Brennan Glnty
order to strengthen caree. The and the deputy sheritf's home in!
IlIrother-in-law ol’ the woman was till-41I‘I-uuklln street, Danhury, has been?
preached at his home Saturday at‘ter-4;um,-h(..d4
noon. . [4
‘ls your sister-in-lau', Mrs. George
W. Hudson. at ~Iour house at the pre-
sent. time?" be was aske.l.4
“No," he replied. adding a choir-e
selection of lurid language "What
the -— business is it of y'ours wheth—
er shes here or not? ~ it."
‘Do you deny conrpletély her pres-
ence here?" continued the reporter,
It. be opened tire-door to allow the
room to cool.
"Yes, i do
Fred ll. (‘rofutt ot‘ Danhury,
for $5,000 damages. Brennan was
ltlre defendant in breach of promise
proceedings brought by Julia Morris-
on 01' \\‘atcrbury
3Irial was scheduled to take place in
Waterbury in November, 1911, but:
when Brennan did not appear Julia
Morrison got judgment b\ default for
’ $3 000. ”the present . action against
[‘11 deny any — thing."
CHANCE MADE IN we”...
RESPONSE Til FINES ATLANTIC LINERS
judgment. and
4 superior court.
is returnable to
The South Xorwalk fire departrrrerrti
is under new rules and Iregulrrtiona In
respect to its answering alarms or‘4 NFW YORK March 44 —The strike
fire. Chief (3901?? W Bogardus has in the British coal fields has caused
ruade arrange .nents anti damp“ .l l“ ’ heaIy purtlrascs here of practicallt ”all
IreceSStH‘I orders 10 carry the “9‘" hi ‘ ltire arailable supplies of soft coal ln4
\'
Item into oilect and it was tried I iLI' ”444 (44441 ports 444 and near New 44404 4
reasonable sucrose for .the first time
yesterday at the T. 1. Raymond tire.
0n the first ale. tor, the Old \\‘cl I
Hook and Ladder Conrpanr apparatuslu
and the Putnam Hose CorrrpanI clromi- prices for immediate and prompt de-
l ’ '
(:.I “3.3.011 ““1 1'951’0‘1“ “he” th“.I'II'0Ile-s have arisen sharply in conse
' alarm comes either t‘rom Vt‘lristierittolqumw
”5 the Hill section. If these pieces or it is planned to load stenmshlps
apraratus are not t'ound. to be srrillc with a double (44444444444444 0-! coal here 440
ie.nt a second alarm will be sent in
:uid the supply wagon, driven bI' Sam
uel McGowan will be sent out together" . Th
with the big supply truck. which with
be hauled bv a team of Solman' s liv l
er v stable horses. which will be dis
patched to the Hose house by previous 4 .
arrangement. 4 if the alarm should NEW [“593 INSTALLED.
come i'rorn.‘ t-he'ue'uter 0" .manutaotur- The Baron Press is installlug4a new
lug district. 11" thdii'Dpiil'flt“! Wl” res- Gordon press. A44machlnlst from New
pond on the first alarm. Haven is at work setting it up.
_...._.._.__.
Istcrtrnship tornlauies usingI the Atlan
seaboard. Local co oab market
e space on shipboard taken up by
this double quantity of coal necesSar
lly limits to that extent space for gen~
ler‘al cargo.
ex“
'3' ed further with the
(bet
.
I. am .IIiII,: III III into a puddle of the .Isolenef
airline or a few seconds lIIId‘
barn which t'uuglrt Itiire. being rather
Brennan have been sued on the bond:
The action is brought by Constairld
and is‘
and Ginty helped,
him furnish the bond required. The; ,
Lurday night and‘ when going down“
4tirc bondsnren is to recover on thatl
ttreI
Bonito sort COAL:
and at ir’hiladelphiu and Baltimore in;
' cotter to rue-ct the needs of the Toreign:
ltlrat round trip voyages from this side‘
i may be completed with American coal ‘
'NIIIIIIIIIRIIIRIIIIIIIIRIW
llNll Wlll lllY NNNIN
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David Van Hoosear and Wile are
Worried Now that lury
Has Disagreed
David Van lloosear. whoee litil'll was
burned in 1007, Went to Ilritlgeport
Saturday morning in a hurry when ire
heard that tile. jurg.
“the trial of Edward Seoiicld for rich
ting tire to the burns. Mr. \‘rrIr llooe-
ear- wanted to see acting State's At-
i‘torney John S. I”IIlIIII:IIr because he
rears that the Scotields will take i'IIr-
tlII-II revenue upon him.
TIiII. \‘rIn ilooseur was at the t’Olll‘l
hoarse Saturday morning but he failed
Ito Mr. lIIllIIrrIII. He appeared
\"4"(’lt IIIIII II worried and. aid he wanted
4tlIe IItItltor'lties to net ll"llL off. He did
not my \\lll'lll(‘]‘ he had lli‘t'lVl‘d anv.
trIIeIIt~ or late, but he did in. lrn-tte
.(III
t that lltI wanted protection of some kind I
l lhuIttttse lie Nears revenue.
4 Wife Fears Revenge.
I it was learned from those who trrilI-I
.
liriw wile tears that the house will be
llllll‘lit'tl over her head. Mr Ann [loos-
;ear has no doubt of the guilt of lid-
IIIarIi Scotleld on the charge of burn-I
,lnu' his barns in 190?, and be is as
It was Mr. Van lioosear‘s
lthat Scolield lit-st drove \‘un l'ioseurr.
sheep trim the l.l:\i’ll,till(l then the barn
was set on lire and all the sheep were
burned to death.
The jury was unable to agree Fri-
. , i
lduy ulteI'IIoon and alter being out for I
2over four hours and it lrrrit' they came
gin and said that agreement was im-
. possible.
How the Jury Stood.
It is understood that the vote shov‘r-
ed eight for! convictibn and four
agai.ust The jury took several bal—
liots, but could not agree. Tire first
Iballot showed but five for conviction,t
four for not guilty and three blanks. ‘
zirater the three joined with the five:
laud made the figures it to 4 for eon-I
vietiorr and so they remained to the
l finish.
; This is the case In which Mrs. Cora‘
liiclle Scolleld of Bridgeport, testified
: against her husband, telling of his ud-
missions to her and giving other evl4-4‘
deuce «which was strongly circurnstan~'
'tiai In support of the allegation lit the,
Iconrplalnt.
FALL WlTll LANTERN
BURNS NORWALK MAN
loseph Cockerham, of Norwalk, lies
in a sozious condition at the Norwallt
Hospital this afternoon as the result
of a peculiar experience last Saturday
night. He is suifering from
g result of his accident.
man at the Salts Textile mills on Sat-
stairs slipped and fell. He was carry
ing a lantern, which broke, scattering
oil over the tailing victim. His scalp
wound is not as serious as his burns,"
but he was in such pain that he could
4not rise.
'lregular watchman his clothes had
i been nearly all brrrned from his body.
The watchman put out the flames
and then sent for Dr W B. Burnell.
who ar'rlIed in quick time He tern-
; pcrarily attended the man and then
I had trim sent to the Norwalk Hospital
. where Dr W J. Tracey has taken
charge of the (use. ‘-
Great fears are entertained for the
lI'sntan recovery
—-TONIGHT, STAMFORD
vs. Norwalk .(with Clinton and
Roachl; High Scbonlv’s; Novels. Bas-z’
ketball dancing! Armory. .
YALE'E HONOR SYSTEM.
decision as to whether or not an honor
field Scientific School, Yale, will be
bers of th snior class In that dparti
ment vote on the question.
tv t-avorlng the plan. it will be submit-
ted to the junior and after that to the
freshman class. if It has sufficient stu-
sehool for final decision.
had disagreed llr'
Wilton IIIrIII tlruti
’~ ‘Soullrport '
severe;
:burns andYtronI a scalp wound as the
He was assisting the night watch-1
;. Belore he was discovered by theg
system shall be adopted .in the Sher-T-
regietered this evening when the mem-l
A majorl-I
dontendot'sernent ltwilltlrenbepiaced . 4
before the governing board of the ‘i-passengér touring car, limousine and
444444..4
All Nil Nil
IN BRNNKlYN
,Pastor of Norwalk M. E. Church
Will Go to Summeriield
Church, in Brooklyn
PNRlllfillRS NNlllllN
Ill INliNNINN YlSllNNNY
i walk Will Be Regretted
l ltIII. [I'I Iank David Torrey, pastor of
I
like Norwalk Methodist (‘lrurclr for:
mini; call from the Sumrneriield
4.(:I“IIIIuttI in Brooklyn. one of the lIlOSl‘
fSeutinei
desirable parishes in the entire New
I'rttnk East Conference, and alter due
, IIie was arrested at
Clergyman’ sDeparturelrom Nor-l
IRIIII an ill
IIII III IIIIIR RIIRIII
Expected'tlrat There Will Be An
Interesting Time Tomorrow
Unless something unexpected "‘hap-
pens. indications are that there will
be something doing in tho Superior
(“oIIIIt tomorrow when thocaee of Wil-
lirIIII A. tiraI-ie, of llarleu, who was
arrested on a bench warrant lust Sun ,
urday, comes up. Attorney John .I.
('uneo, counsel for Mr. ilrueie, pronl~
lead as much to rt Sentinel reporter
this morning.
The ease of State-rs. William A.
(iIIaIIie, churned with assuulr upon his
Wife, was to have come up in the [tar-
ien court. Saturday afternoon before
Justice George Sharer. However, tira-
o'eloek by Deputy
Sheriff Sclrierhtwcu‘, of Starnlord, out
a bent-Ir warrant issued by Assistant
State Mtorney Carter. 01' StaIIII'ord,
on \\'eduesIluI l.r31.Al 1:30 o'clock
he Wits taken to ll‘lltlf’t'l‘IOl'L and plan-
ed in the county iail awaiting, lI:,IIIIls :
the [last six years, has r-IIeteiItd u llat- ””1““ "I l” L"? “I“ I” ”‘0 “Will“: I"
tor.- the Superior t‘ourt tomorrow
Attorney Cunoo. when seen by a
III-.I'Ior‘ter, this morning. was
distinctly warm under the Ioll:.rr and
ttlilSltlt‘l’llllOll has decided to accept it “1“"lIW-‘d that “‘0 “lmk‘ l”""""‘“1‘“§
4 4 4 , runs a shame.
.tonlslred that the Jury tuned to agree.‘
IIlrrlnI.4
(Continued on Seventh Page).
l 0V§ll4llllllllll BY llllllM-II
l
l
, the Ehretfiorwalk not i
. had a_ narrow certain
I; off Round Beach Sat
n while returning troruI
.tI Captain Arthur Day
lwhen he no; Irritant overboard by the
lib boom and "was saved from drown
Int; bv CqutaIn Dav who pulled lIlnr
out bodily from the icy waters of tht
Sound.
The men were returning from
Sontlrport and as they were coming in
by Round Beach, Captain Day wont be-
low to tinker with the engine. Fred.
Yin the meantime was trimming the
lib sheet when the boom swung around
and caught him amidships, sweeping
l him off the deck of their boat and into
the water. He retained his presence
of mind and caught hold of the
sheet as he tell. When he emerged
‘from the water. his lusty shouts_
lunickly brought Cfltllliilll [lay out on
ldeck and it was the work of but a few
‘mlnutes before Fred was hauled on
deck and Irad gone below to warm up
Today he is none the worse for his e\
perieneeim
‘rctl Bro '
'lifilll grow
I trorn drow
Iurduy after
SUFFNAEETTES AGAIN
0N TllE NAMPAEE
LONDON, March 4.~—The sut‘irtr
gette started operations again early
today. A small band of them, armed
.Ivitlr hammers and stones, went
ltirroug'h the Knights-Bridge, and
Brampton Road district, in the west
end of London, breaking the plate
get use windows of the brg drygoods
:‘stores In that neighborwhood
As usual owing to the disturbance
being unexpected the police on duty in
the district Were unable to cope with
Ithe snt’ftagettes, who were distributed
over a wide area.
The storekeepers and their staffs of
employ es were compelled to do sentry
duty in front of their premises but in
many cases were unable to keep the
women from doing damage
I A detachment 40f mounted police
was the first reinforcement to arrive
ion the scene. One of them was im-
fmedlately dragged from his horse by
'exclted women.
In one store alone damage to the ex-
ltent of $1,250 was‘donef Thirty wo-
Inren were arrested.
l The windows of the Marquis of
NEW HAVEN, March i.——’l‘ he initial
.Crewe‘ s and the Lord Chancellor‘ s res
idencea were smashed with hammers
this morning during the suffragette‘s
raid.
Ellen ‘Pitfieid, the suffragette who
attempted to set fire to the general
post allies of London last evening
was today Committed by a magistrr
for trial at the Old Bailey sessions.
--:FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY- .
.mlttee, and the smealroomea
'etc., you it want; no other.
taxicab, Tel. 41263-2.
‘Ap; Intently the other
:side thought, they would not get lus-
'ti(-e lIet‘ore .lttstlt'o Sherer,"
overtones SWEPT l
said At-
tornev Canon, “and so got out the
bench 'I'arrant.
thing Iloinr,‘ in court tomorrow when
I get there, though. it is customary
to notitr the (ounsel for the, III lend
ant when It lreneh warrant is to be
issued. Tth did this with the III the
I‘Fuda murder case. But in this Gr,aele4
case, the first i knew of the proceed-
ing was on Saturday afternoon
cant understand win all this secrecy‘
.ls being brought Into the case, but.
i most certainly will show up these
railroading proceedings."
Attorney John Keogh was not at
his otilce when called upon.
Keogh represents Mrs. Gracie in the
case.
for divorce and has already occupied
some time before the Darlen court.
NUTMEG CLUB l8
lAll’llllVlNhI llllAllTEllS.
Although fitted up as neatly as anv:
quarters in town, the Nutmeg Club is
making changes that will be beneficial
‘ to the members and which will add t0I
4thc beauty and Comfort of the club
rooms. Victor H. Dann is one of th.
prime movers iIr the renovating and
the other members are assisting him.
In the parlor the young men are
constructing a fire place. This will be‘
an imitation of the real thing, but will
serve its purpose, t‘or‘tthe club is plan
ning to install an electric heater for
the .hcarth, The work is progressing,
nicely, and it is expected that all willI
be complete in another week.
in the card room several changes
have been made in the' decoration
New pictures have been hang and oth
er lmprovenwnts made. Plans are
~
now considered for a committee room:
in the alcove on the. west side of the
card parlor. This work has been
started and it is .expected that the
room will be quite useful.
All mission furniture will be used in
fitting up this commitlee room, which
some term the easy corner, arrd,,.the,
edulpment will be of the latest The
club Is prospering and the improve-
ments come through this prosperity.
——TONIGHT, STAMFORD
vs. Norwalk (with Clinton and
Reach); High School vs. Navals. has-
ketball, dancing. Armory.
APPEALS BRIDGE SUIT.
Attorney Jolrn' J. Walsh has filed
a notice of appeal in the Town of Nor-
walk Bridge Construction committee
suit against Kate Podmore and has
band in the Superior Court. Judge
"William 8. Case dismissed the case
last week, a defeat tor the bridge com-
from
that decision.
._..._..—.-
s__.,__
“When you try our breed, cakes,
Banner
Bakery. Tel. 367.
There will be some -’
Mr. 3
Tire proceedings have arisen from.
n alleged assault'upon Mrs. Gracie by'
her husband, whom she is also suing-
l
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l
NBNNl 2NN.NNN WNNKENS
lNN NINNNSlNl 8 IN THE
Coal Strike is Having a Wide Spread Effect on Manufacturing,
Shipping and Railroad Work, One at the Latter
Lines Having Discontinued
NNlXPlNllN SlNlKl NNNNNS IN lNNll Milli
Unauthorized, -But Trouble is Feared
March Ils—lnilClOl‘y
LONDON, after lying in the tooling ports are now be-
:lrrIItor'I is closing down all met the tour discharged as the ships are un-
‘i' Iritcd Kingdom as a result ot the na able to get cargo andt he raiIrOad’em-
4tiotrat teal striko and those. rt‘IsporIS- ployes are Stiffel‘lllg in a similar way
ink: for the trouble are simply rnar-k because oi the curtailment bv the va-
iug time for the present, although it Iious companies of their train ser-
lII, expected that negotiations will soon vices. one short railroad line in
be res‘urncd. Yorkshire has discontinued working
Besides the miners, considerably entirely.
orer a million ot‘ whom haIe ceased in isolated instances the striking
work it is no“ estimated that there miners lraIc refused permission to
are upwards oi 200.000 workers in oth- men to enter the mines in order to
.er industries idle owing to the strike feed the ponies which have been left
and this number is being added to below or to keep the workings clear.
hourly. . ___._. ‘ .
The crews of cool carrying vessels (Continued on third page)
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V..—
[Ni KllllNNll IN All lllll
RENPWF HEARING
l
iWants Exhibits Introducedn
l
"Elijah Marshall Allen, Supposed
to Be Wealthy, Had Small Es-
tate, His Will Shows,
Averill Case to BeIBeIexamin-
ed by Governor Baldwin
NEW HAVEN, March 4.——Dr.'Frank‘i The
G. Atwood, the veterinarian, who:
preferred charges against Commis-
sioner Averill. which charges the 20‘” Walker 21 years old was read last
ernor Friday dismissed NORMA-Week. It leaves hail the estate to the
iting the commissioner, Satur'day stat-‘ l young widow Following a conference
ed that Ire WOIIld petition GOVQWOr I of representatires of several branched
.Baldwln t0 P900911 the case in order 'of the family it was announced that
that exhibits introduced bearing upon: the estate, after the payment of debts.
the tests made for gianders might be' I will amount to $7, 500. The other halt
.rIe-examlned. of the propertv goes to Mrs. Daniel
Dr Atwood claims that the pro 000,494 daughterof Allen
Iceedings 0i“ the American veterinary At the time of Aliens illness in St.
Medical association held at Toronto, l't'lncesnt's Hospital where he died
last August. as reported in a volume over a week ago his estate was em.
submitted in eIidence t'OOIi the will Imated at $400, 000. Friends of the bride
tion Ul'lt the old school of dlagnoslslinsisted that Allen was extremely
lumber exporter, 74 years old, who on
ot‘ glanders and fancy which depend-”Ii wealthy and it was explained he had
“DO“ physical symptoms is faulty findlpronrised he would leave his young
that only the new methods were able- wife well provided for. There was
‘ to cope with and eventually stamp out much surprise when
‘the disease in Canada. ment was made that the estate wasIso
GovernorBaidwin in his finding: small. Mrs. Cooke said:
maragrauh 20 said: "Most of thev “I have said all along that my fath-
veterinarians employed by the com-tor did not have .much money. After
mlssioner belong to the veterinary' i all debts are paid there will be about
practice above described in paiIagrap11l$7,500. That is much more than l or:
3." Paragraph 3 explains that One pected. "
school relies on physical symptoms At the conference were E. S. And '
and the other on various tests to de-l son, president of the Domestic and Ex
termine glanders. Dr Atwood claims 4port Hardwood Lumber Company,o 4
that the federal reports upon this No 65 Beaver street, executor 01th.
subject which favor the new school of estate; Mrs. Cooke Mrs. E. V. W
diagnosis Should be considered by the Kneelan'd, mother of Vlrs. Allen; 4
commissioner of domestic animals Ian. Tam-many. of South NOI‘WBJR 001m;
controlling diseases which are calledlcounsel to Mrs Kneeland, and Job
'to his attention. E. Ruston, of No. 220 Broadway. .
1. —THE uvsrenrous FOUFi4
will hold a dance in Red Men‘s HI
5LIIIEII otIIIIIIIo
AeAIII IN oIIII lltIiIKl
Friday evening, March 8.
4 BELFAST, Ireland, Mill‘Ch 4.—-Thel KING GEORGE'S FYROT LEVENE- 44
4White Star liner Olympic suffered al LONDON March 444mm George
third mishap today.Wh11e “he “'35' held his first levee of the season tod
lleavhrg port this morning after re—l at St .lames' Palace. In the sheen
pairs had been completed to the pro-1 of Whitelaw Reid the United Stats
‘Ipellel‘ which she broke by striking a
lusbmergod Wreck in the Atlantic on
February 27,8l10 bumped her bottom.
the French ambassador, presented the
on the West Twin 151““ and “'“IUnlted States citizens, who included
obliged Y0 13‘“ “Ck to 9°" to be dry- George Post Wheeler, who is on it
“well way to take up a position as seer
Tire first accident to the giant liner any of the American embassy .
occurred in Cowes Road, near South— Rome and R Newton Crane, form
ampton, on Sept. 20, when she collided president of the American Soclet "
with the British cruiser Hawks and London.
suffered damage to the extent of near-
ly $100,000. '
. ,4, .
Sentinel ads. bring resultsr 4,
Il-
III“
.1.
4*
Ills
IIIIIRIIR l4 WHtl llllllllll,
lillll 21 llll______ll In
will of Elijah Marshall Allelic
January 10 last married Laura Mattie?
Adm, 250C
ambassador, who is confined to his.
house owing to a cold, Paul Combed."
the announce .
NNNEN KINNNNM NNl N WNNK
IN IIIRRIRI.‘ IIII IIIIRIRII IIIRIs IRI RIIIIIIIII
Men Were Ordered to Return to Work. as the Strike was
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