it , « certainly be worth Two Cehts to you if you find only one item of interest in The Sentinel—buy it and keep your brain circulating with live news. Wdr'i'i'i'i' .1. II. II- II» Ila Associated Press News From All Parts of the World by I Upsets! Wire and Our Own Durst-r Nothing in so contex- ious. es en sm. . . Enthusiasm is the genius of sincer- itfi' and truth accom- p shes no victories without it.-Bulwer. ' W'l'rhfl'i ‘ .. nsrasLtsnnp 1870 Entered st the South Norweik Post-clues as Second Class blotter scum nonwauo CONN.. Felony. Million 29. 1912 m 133 Two cams" WEATHER FORECAST tonight; Saturday fair, colder. iliiiiltlillillil AC PAID IS AND CCN_[R NC HAS II Hill New York East District Methodist Clergymen, in Session in Brooklyn, Discuss the Suhie and Appoint Commi MINISI RS. ct With Great Earnestness 117...-.. tlltt’ltllttttnt tttllttttttttttt tun All Luckily Resulted in But Slight Damage, and No Injury to ‘ Fire Fighters At 7:20 this morning the Not-walk it‘lro Delmrttnent was called out to extinguish it blaze in the home of (L, S. Gregory, 9 Union Park. At 15:30l the department responded to an alarm to extinguish a fire in tlte rcnr oi ii. ties to Investigate CHIS Cl HHKHCWN CCHCRS ACE-REPCRIEC; FEWER CHURCHES iNC SHICHCER CHES SHCCESIHI? Rev. F. B. Upham Talks on Oyster Bay and Says it is ’All'm Right—Bishop Hamilton Wants All Reports Turned In insnfilcicnt szllm'ics for pastors, pnr.1 ‘ll(:llliil‘l)‘ lll llli‘ country districts, n' question which is agitating other do? lttnninttllons come up at ycniot‘tltty'sl session of the New York East Con- 7‘ salary fund. The Rev. Dr. C. .1. North? i‘ercllce in the Nostrttnd Avenue t-ltnrclt, corner ol‘ Quincy street. Brook-z lyn. it created it lively dcbttte and. several earliest speeches. Ono mun‘. declared he was in favor of an Income" tax on his salarp to help lift the bur-i den of his brethren. The Rev. Dr. George P. Maine or t lioolt Concern rose and said that he had reocived from a devout who shonldxbe unnamed the WOULD BLOW iIP Tlifi ,BQVERIHNT SAN DIEGO. Cal. March 29.—-l\t the instahoe of the local authorities, a gun store at Santa Ana was inves- ‘ tlgsted yesterday and more than 1,200 pounds of dynamite round in its bulld- in'g was seized. A reference to 3the gun store was'dlscovered in a memo randttm book belonging to one of the industrial Workers of the World un- der arrest here. with titty other mem- bore of the organization who are ill- lesed to hevomode an admission that night that a concerted effort to over- throw the United states Government was being. fitemplated. “A move on“ ordinance went into effect here last night. A crowd that gathered ot'tt- . side the business district wnaprdered by the police to disperse. Part of the' crowd refused, whereupon the officers splashed the speakers‘ stand and for- cibly scattered the gathering. wmnnn sum of -—ENDIVE. Asparagus. water cross. rodisltes. to- matoes, green beans. escholi,..chlcoory, spinach. knle. new cabbage. cucumbers, rhnbttrb. 03'SIG‘.‘ . plant, egg plant, new beets. oecaiiions. green peppers, strawberries. ” » » GtilO'i‘TO & (30.. Music Hall Block. Eli8 LO0Tlllil ' tremolo. . sotol cranberries. , sweet potatoes, celery, head lettuce. lthat be had been separated from the( will be repaired. . - Ill liliilillifl, GHIIIA' $9th for the conference. $200 of it was to go to the stipornlv hunted tnlnlstcre' fund and $500 to is fluid to supplement. the Insufficient ttlso uttld tltnt a man who did not wish his illlillt' known hitd given 35.000 to u like fund to increase salaries. The Rev. llr. F. M. North moved that the commission on ministerial support be Instructed to take up this matter of insufficient salaries and for. middle plans find there was it good deal of applause. (Continued on Second Paced m -ww-.. ,, mu...“ CLAUDE ALLEN LEWIS lii’ TD MTEOTIVEB r nintsvtnmjvtt. March ze.-rltta entire‘nectlon today anxiously awaited news from the North Carolina border. expecting to hear at any moment that what is left of the Alien gang had that all of the outlaws soon would be safely behind the bare. Young Allen's starved and wretched bushes and gave himself up exploded the idea that the outlawed mountain- eers were in communication With friends who supplied them with food as well as with information concord log the movements of the posses. The boy declared that he had been living ~on bread and inter, and he looked as if he had. . Sidns and Eric] Allen and Wesley Edwards are supposed to be in the im- mediate vicinity of where Claude was found, in spite of the iatter'o atort’ rest of the party for days. The sec- tion is surrounded by the detectives. —RED MEN'S DANCE. Every Saturday evening. Red Men‘s .Hsll. Adm. 25c. All rights reserved. ‘ NOONDAY RELIGIOUS 8ERVICES. Days on Which the Various Pastors Wilt Hsva Charge. , .PEKING. China, March zit—A re- ‘ . port. received here from Nanklng to- ~ day says that a serious outbreak has .‘ooeurred there. and that the soldiers are looting extensively. V . «The bending over of the presiden- outdo to‘Premler Tang Shoo-Yi as ‘ ,Yu'an Shi‘Kei's representative, to tak- ing? place there today. . ,. rem—uw—w . Morrison's SPECIALS. Heed Mtuce. your choice. 19c. Mfgm” (floor). 2 for he. , :iilnfra Fancy Prunes. 3 lbs. for 25¢. Veryaood Prunes. 4 lbs. 250. Fancy new Potatoes. the ct. , ‘ Freshildttdf .Psrsnips, 5c lb. mmelcboblnprotetoec. 39c pk. ' .‘ datum one», too qt. , metronome... 2 cu. 250. wivibepi‘lytiuttsr. tile lb. .Prsmliuhtpiootnsmrine, 25:: lb. Ito-onions- otsnsys; son. ,1 y . ' "“55? . .. ,tt. resonator.“ ‘ Tel. let. minaret Mela at. Tito following assignments have been made for the‘bastort of The Nor- walks who will have charge" of the noonday servioeflto. be held in Red. Men's Hall. in Washington street. next week: Monday—Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. ' . Tuesday—Rev. Ralph G. Hartley. Wednesday—Rev. John Staploton. Thursd-ny~-—Rev. James Beaten Wer- ner. _, . , Friday—Rev. John E. Zeitor. vomit): allele“: on M Choice Youngf‘owis, 2pc. ,, Native Roasting Cliiokenlyfilo. . ' Younz'flen Turkey's. Silo- ' "‘ Smell, lean il‘rsell Haiti’s. 1595* Loin only rate. let. , , ,. Smell grub Bhoul‘ttors' W Homemadkflsuspfis'u e 3 Lone” , Milli , ,, Forecourt-itgfliit - . m M, ‘; 21m ' ChorM'liwizlfiiQJ'l- , It. all It“; “it ill. little bird. not. «network-i , : ‘ t. It , ' 0M. ”tiff. " HAYllfl' unatten- l'l‘. Prowitt's hardware store ill Main lstloet. At 9 o’clock the firemen were. ,rttlled out to investigate the condition‘ ' of a chimney in the building owned by Lillian M. Selieoil, in Willi street. The first and second nrvo came from the careless handling of matches} innd the tltlrd, which was more antokel lthan anything, was caused by it chim- 'y fine it!" of soot. At. the Gregory home someone with n match looking for a gnrmcntl , in it clothen closet. i l ‘purttncnt was called by Box ‘24 and ,l the Hope Boys doused the tire with a ' couplopr outlinmt‘lttllnrs. ’i'ite dntnugu was slight. . The second fire was caused by ”0“- tnrd Peterson. employed in .I’rowitt‘n .store. He was getting out stock and ; for some reason. lighted a match. Iwhlcit he threw, still blazing into the "backyard. instantly a blues sprang ,up. reaching a height of twenty-live ‘ feel. it is thought that chemicals bad (‘Hiiiitld a gas to form outside the door 'of the stock room. in which gasoline ,paint. turpentine and, other indom- 3 metric quantities are cloned, and that h I the mouth did the rest. Peterson cloeg led the door and by thin doing mo- sbiy saved Non/slit from the worst the it has bottle ream. M hid the demos entered th'e'stocit room the IM- menwolttld hs've beds WU. bless lib. A telephone to the I I i :LONDQ'V : no I the corner of Main and Well streets. ‘ Prowitt with a pull of water aided sud before the bell had finished wringing at" was over, nitronxh the thin door condition when he walked out of the to the store room had been badly soar-ind the“ ere expected to b Pin! the icd and charred. The chimney in the building in Wall Istreet occupi y New Dealer Will- Etam 9. Bears and Taylor Dedrich Helm became stopped up and both jthose establishments filled with .smoke.. A telephone brought out the [Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company t and Chief George B. Montgomery and IWnllsm F. ‘Ranch, aided by George :Grmnman, Jerry Tyre" and James ,W-elclt. cleared the chimney and over- :come the difficulties. 1 CCICCE CCHIillIEE CHYS HHIII PIECES [if PRCCilIil Enthusiastic Meeting Held Yes- erdey in Attorney Walsh’s 'Diticos, Deeds Recorded The Bridge ConstructiotbCommittee on the new Washington street bridge held an enthusiastic meeting yesterday in the oilioes of Attorney John 35.! Welsh. at installation the 9mm property upon which options bed been secured by the oommlttesprsviouslr woes tenement. . , ’ ‘ . ‘ The recordioi of the deeds; in the town ,olenk’fs oiled live tbe'pnoperty es" in tool it ,"tlusn,ot,titese'on the «alumni idiot-opulent» north . ltaottsjbt‘neto‘oorsexutet- and wife. outnumber time pieces were thin mfitm‘llerrls a Gene cem- M'»‘i4l‘nxvsiler and James M. Wylii‘dhrse pieces with the eit- u‘atl attain acquired from Harris ‘ ‘V limos dbiwero recorded as land and buildings. slid the one from the coal company so loud only. , . This new dull. a step In the pro- end has bsdh' discussed with'lntnrb ' about town coder. » “my“... i went; Later the smoke' f- l‘rom the clonot told of n ilro. Tito tic-1 lic said ill.” I ‘ The chimney ' uses. of the work of the committee . tittntlttws IIIIWII n it prints Two Women Injured at Riverside, l Alabama, and Storm Cuts Oil Telegraphic Service on it until; in. IS tiltttt i Previous March Records BIRMINGHAM. Ala. hittrelt 29:— Tu‘cioe houses lire reportrd to have. I i gbeen blown down during a cyclone With It struck itiventide. night. Two women were induced, but no lives were lost. Telegraphic com- munication with Riverside who cut. on, Iiy‘lhc morn). . NORFOLK, Nob, Mutrch 29.«-—Tbe; Norfolk ltlvor here is over its banked and the eastern section of the city is flooded. The water to within a block of the Norfolk News oiling and contin- use to rise. 1 ST. LOUIS. Mo, liter. bit-«With the river close the MH for March it has been since lite records have been kept in St. llouio. n ‘morel rain fail- ing titonghmlt the Whom part of the auto and a sham nmvlng north— east from the Smith Central ltstes. WW flibh‘ly landfills all! and the lowland. trait of here. i The Ifisiisdippl nee-ed the ”toot; .merlt lutnlcht. «barber-terms; hilt, lush i i t i o, by the one of the; r i i ,od lost. incidental to the rise of tho lMiseouri River. many families‘ have; been formd to leave their homes. mi . bitter-ice em flowing from their books! I i i I l Missouri to a flood stage. Governor Domen'of Illinois has or- dered the adlntarot—peltet-e.i’ew‘(iapart-lf mom to send tents to Cairo for the; relief of intuition forced from their. homes b the high water. not tulle THREE ‘mll no out l i i e out home of e neighbor. I The child attempted to play with: the animal while it was eating a bone,‘ when it. suddenly made a vicious. ‘IL-i tech on the girl. The dog tone open the child's throat and the victim bled? to death. The girl and dog had been left alone in the kitchen for a few minutes. and when members of the family returned they found the dead body of «the child on the floor. The dog wee killed by the police, ‘ . _ onus iSLAND ‘eooumo. on..— Work on the Nmrclub Hell-sand Pie . Are Progressing. ~ r-r'f‘hlnu ere booming at Belle island and every indication points towards s most successful and prosperous your. Already the cottsnes are being rented andthe Bells island improve- ment Association is mektnp prepare- tlons for commencing its road work so soon at the weather conditions will permit. . The work on the new club house and plot- is being pushedso as to have these improvements completsd‘ and ready for use by titsy 1. These will .90 a slut addition to the equipment. of. tits popular resort. . W MtLbiHhiiY orlnmo. , allowing of comm mm In spring ,lnttiineryu'l‘hu ,n‘ ,. . it“ SPWDY. ’ , on: row. fitment , “tilts Ill SPRIIIlt'f ii IIIISIIIII null Handsome Display in the Win- dows and Throughout Store; Everything How Ready There is it spring atmosphere in the opening chat is taking place at the Boston Ettore. Two handpaintcd signs announcing “Spring (.lpenlng." form hho attractive centerpieces, one In the ntlllinery window on the Main street side. and the onher lit foot of stain way loading to the second floor. Each benrs' the numerals "1912," and are neatly made of carved wood work, cov- cteti with wistorltt mtin and hand. painted with gold letters, style. tailored silica and spring tints. tlto‘ idolnticst Intro DECK‘WC‘BI‘. the newest} Mississippi River Breaks Attfwmva and colors I. swine and goods. bountiful silk» 0! all descrip- étlons, are. attractively orrnngmi In tho} Windows. The store in general has a; [ivory ; newest ‘ most spring-like look about it. department. to allowing their spring mt‘rHIfiiidlSt'. A stylinlt line of hate may be found ill the ntillinery department, tutti there Is variety enough to suit the most fastidious. T‘te tailored irate are es- pecinily mill!" and nowhere can more lwmmitu; models he reinvested. ile- sidcn the hats for the young girl, is a splendid llne_of hate for elderly peo- ple and children. The Engilnlt walk» lint ‘hiii, the derby, are. among the ready-towcnr styles and are In white. black and blue. Then there Is a line of dreesy hate that can be worn at any mansion. A greater assortment of models than over is carried this your in the spring millincry opening. "The suit department is rilht to the mom with bigger Wand betwr‘ values than emails hewsst‘etylea git-om Policy-lads by New York's lend-l in; tailors. and one titty select a‘ spring suit that is the latest style, at noose:- Hook and udder Company more M . foot in 2‘ hours and the!“ most resemble price. Among the ulted in the alarm from Box is at veeeher bureau an. my“ predicted” “‘9 ”‘9 blush. bot-h dark 3'“ 3 here yesterday, when four core in e led it would attain a depth of so or all Contractor Michael J. Riot-den white“: flood m 3:31:33"; ”Firs; “3‘00; “Emil ticod the nemasand he attacked than s "eh . 3' with vigor, hula them nearly out} . been. . phew or Sidna Allen. revived the hope; More the “mm: ”m“. momma: ”hm“ “" "‘°' “"9 report light. dark and light mye. also mix- tures. tses'sod browns. Borges. Pans ants. and Willow." the materials . in the suits. which IN made to strictly ; tailored or cutaway styles or trimmed in theisteot side elects. Some of the suits have collar and stifle in the con» trusting shedes. Gents are can-led in black and blue urges. some in the plain stylee and others trimmed with still braid. and fringe. ‘ One very handsome model is a dark blue serge with a while serge collar and cuffs hand embroidered. There two also bungee alike and linen costs. tutti an aeiortmont of raincoats from the beat manufacturers. Children‘s ldroases, goats and ruin capes are aleol in this department. The new spring shirt waists are here also and in large variety are cflchGO. March 29.~Anna do Captteffetna. meesnllnes. chiffons and softgat‘ Tel. 302‘ , v0. three years old. 1064 West stew-fellin- The Ink Generation in copier-i h street. m. glued by 3 large New-f in; a fine line of neeeealines. change: foundieud do; today while visiting the 5 “19 eilks. WNW» marquisettee. ’ ohiffons, slit towards, chicane. voiiee, Nabutine elite. striped setlns and unsdowns. The leading shades are lc‘opper. emerald green and royal blues. The dense goods stock is marvelous and one thwt one women of The Non- walks should be proud of. it would do credit even in the largest city. You find here into newest to strictly woolen fabrics, such M urges. whip- oords. o'hilfon broadcloths, Epingle cloth and fancy suiting. in light and' dark greys slid fsnoy' weaves, dark and royal blues. Russian blues. Copen- hagen, tons and browns. are the pre- dominating coiotrs for whis season. Many beautiful patterns may be found in the waist hoods department: Silk pongeos. silk 'l‘useshs, French Rania linens. Anderson'sndroes gimp «bonus. Scotch merit-es waiting. neon white goods. French peroalee. sot-pom- tine clones. Windeor plieses, lrleh dimitleo and figured betlste. This de- partment is one of title most attreo~ Live in the store. with its grand dis- play of beautiful wash fabrics. ‘ The muslin nations“ is deintler then ever this you end a torus so 001‘th of styles may be purchased at the Baotou Store. ‘. The new master kid gloves are here, from tit. issdiu anchors. the stylish stilt bid‘lslovecfor the warm weather. motions. tench-y. fancy nsokwesr my The leading styles in ladies; “ :I IOI'HOLI ‘ Fresh breed. lustre. cookies; bieontts. """sntttt lttttt tint ” BilWitN 1.200 tilts AND 2.500 REBI lllllll The Losses on Both Sides We’re Reported as Very Heavy. , General Trucy Aubert Had Hard Work Escaping the Greatly Superior Force at Atomonliio . titltnt tttttl tttMs tn RIBIIS wnttttt III PIISSISSIIIII Ill-illi Hit General Aubert Was Duttiattketi on Wings and Attacked run the Rear With Long Range Artillery and Rifles English I ly direction. For three days the (hilt oral leader has been engaged in doe”- pertlte efforts to extricate Tumult from a position which momentarily threatened the capture or annihilation of his column. By brilliant strategy and forced marches, he succeeded,“ ontwitting the enemy or holding til in check. Never were the fortunes at lower. 'ebb, apparently than yesterday) 3%! men, footsone and Weary from “W marches, burned by the sun, and/QR swirling alkali dust. often hungry JlMiNl-ZZ. Ilium, March 29.-~Gt’ll. :Trucy Aubert with his column of l.» 200 federals, was compelled to wage Itiespernte bottle yesterday again in his attempt to escape the greatly an- I perior forces of the rebels. The fight got-curred at Atontoniiio and vicinity,‘ Heights-en miles west of here. LOSSCS . on both sides were heavy. The battle lasted four hours, but Ishortly after 6 o'clock last night it. Iwos reported that Aubert had extri- cated himself for the time being at 1 learn. leaving the rebels in possession ‘of the field. Aubert led his column in a southem , w... m‘...” rout realest onto neuoenno ltTEil m WASHINGTON, Conn. March 29.- A singular railroad accident occurred 0 fl.— (Continuod on Fifth Page. DAPTAIII rttltttt Llosetli ' neutrons ; Captain-milk .iusen. for y , familiar figure on the waters in. near South Norwelk. informed ‘a fig- tluel reporter yesterday afternoon he and Mrs. loosen we‘re preparing“ Bridge, and plunged into the Shepeugi retire to their farm at. Lyme. W griver twenty-live feet below. Theimflnfi resigned M MW“ 3 track to a heavy up-m-sde at this point. "W United Sim“ uxhthonee ,_ ' ment, the same to take effect on let. Captain anit is diepos'l his effects and preparing to most, land, where he wtn spend one in; years of his life. ' h L Captain Meson has been in tho; i l l i I :northbound freight train over the .Litchfield branch from Denbury to 'tbltehflold. Jumped the track at Judd'e the locomotive and one cat- crossed ltho trestle. but the next four cars Ewere thrownoff the rails after a i'ooupllng broke, and pitched over the wide. The remainder of the cars did look leave the rails. The branch was lbiockod for some hours, preventing, pm" of the lighthouse departure -: train No. 1500 from thchtlold at noon"h° past “9“ 5'9“” this coming A . lbaving charge of the buo liah' ' from ssin . The wreckedmre were ‘ y ,. “magi“ 8 since tilts Green’s Reef tight were ; thbllehed he and Mrs. loosen --MiLLlNERY OPENING been located on Smith's Island. ,Wédnesday, Thursday and Friday. All they cared ’01' the W‘ _ . the latest in trimmed and untrimmodl 50““ and the other property balm ing to the government. 'Previoun this time. Captain thunk was out ' ed by lithe Norwalk outer growers a watchman, it. being his duty keep mare'ndem off the oyster beds. “They out our salary down to a for a. your end our cool supply from five to three tons a you. We oddly] stand the letter, but content get with the notary, although my helped somewhat. Yes, we on) to our form on April let, or when euoceeeor has been appointed.” Captain Loosen. . Captain and Mrs. Lesson will ‘ missed in The Nomika. and they “H I t i :hats. Miss Polhemue. 80 Washington sternum notions- lillPlilG roll TilAiiI That Robert Wright. colored, wasn't térribly mangled and killed last night. when he attempted to board the 9:13 train to Bridgeport is only due to his lgreet good luck. As it was he suffer- ed peinfuily from bruises sustained. Mr. Wright was into for the (train and lust as the test car wss‘peseing the steps which lead to Monroe street he reached the platform and made a flying loop for the handles. He did not jump quite far enough and before those on the station realised what had happened he had been‘thrown vio. lently betwen the wheels of the last truck and the station platform. Hod ltnot been the last car, he probably would have been drum? in between the wheels. Mr. Wright was assisted to his feet in o dosed condition. sud was blood In; tromtho mouth, although it was not thought that his injuries were of I cum. many friends for a happy and. cessful life on‘ the foam. . -srtuno‘ utLLlnsnv otse ; ' 1912. l St.. South Noi‘Wailt."i BPEGIAL‘H Infill." IE rind To There will. be a special town“ in; at the Town Hall. Witter this evening. at a o'clock. at 7. time several mattersiot' public 1 est will be considered. A tlonofsdeed fromtbemn 5‘ ” the mast Normilt nit-e Dinner front'of “the'l‘ittili school. tits” wine of the mm known lost street and the amt , s petition lot- the serum m, ttteeto draft, a ,, team will be incident , ‘it --HOT caosa sun for (food Friday. peiivery Thursday. t etc. Banner bakery. Tab, 861. .‘ W‘usar annouacto. 'rbe Wt m denounced to i .
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