Jilin ” Hilliitilll till
ttntttts D BI III tttt
' for something on the floor and hMI
a
4
at
4 pitched In and fought the blaze until
‘ favor or the Silver Lake ice Company.
‘ made some time azo in favor of slain-
‘ In the “£ka
4'
To 1: _. ated on the
* ”P [’0
.political situation,
sporting events or any
other news. read The ‘1’
Sentinel. It.
i
W'Fi‘d‘d'd'de
/ . 4
ESTABLISHED 1870
Aeeoeieted l’reee Newe From All Pena of the World by a motel Wire and Our lawn Operator
Entered of the South Norwsllr Post~oflloe
as Second Class hiatter
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. léilIDAY. APRIL 5. 1012
/4
Fair and warmer today: Saturday fair.
4'
d-
3!" never I clue of
what was Int!”-
able end past; the
that he had
notldngto do with. he
did unthinkwithnw 4
Carlyle (of father)
WEATHER FOR ECAST
DR‘ ii 8
DM DI DDDDDD
$8, 000 Must be Paid in Cash, and Balance in Yearly Install
ments of $2,000 Each, With Interest on the Deferred
Payments at Four Per Cent. Per Annum
DDJDDDIIIIIIII IIIIIIII ID IIIIDIY iiiIIIIID, IIIIY 3RD.
SD iIIlI PIIIIS IIID SPIDI
HDIIIDIIS Dill Di SIDDDID
Committee’s Report Shows Si
the Number of Buildings lhereon
About one hundred voters gutherc’l
lust. evening: to lleutr the report or the
I onltnittcc appointed to investigate
the expense in t-onl‘tet'tiotl with the'
purchase of the James homestead, Ill
Wall street. as a city hull site. The
report was road. accepted on role. ntld
the meeting; adjourned to Friday evcn~
log. May thi.
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Edward .l. Finnegan and Clerk
Charles ii. Dilworth read the mport as
follows:
To the Citizens» of the (‘ity of" .\'or-
‘ wnlk: l
The undersigned appointed as a COIN» .
SPRING STREET
4 MIMI“ IIIIIFIIIE
Only the heroic work of John Man-
ning. of Stamford and some of the
neighbors saved .Iarob A Rudder'sl
house at 52 Spring street. from being
considerably damazed in file Wednes-I
day night when the bond of a match:
flew into the lace cuIlIIins In one of I
the rooms; and quickly set them aiite
Roland Plait was engaged in huntin ’
L
crawled on his hands and knees undeI4
the table. While In that. position. he
struck a indtch, the head of which flew
in the vicinity of the curtains. In It
twinkling this inflammable malarial
blazed up and for a few Illinutes it
looked as though the whole house was
about to go up in smoke.
Help was called for tutti Mr. Mair
ning and a pnmber of the neighbors
it had been cxtingni-slled, although it.
Was thought at one time that it would
be necessary to call out the fire depart-
ment. The damage sustained amount-
ed to about $25, whizth "is covered by
insurance.
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‘vI-IIOSELOFF'S SPECIALS.
‘ Dig-58.19535. Eggs.1'tfox 2.'Ir.
Home gathered Eggs. 29c doz.
Very Best Lord, 2 lbs. 25c.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 2 eta. 2410.
Extra Specioi-50c Brooms. 35o.
‘N. B. Co's Franklin liars, 4 lbs. 2304.
Very Good Prunes. 4 lbs. 25c.
ti Fois Napthn Soap, 25c.
Very Best Butter, 35c Ib4.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 11‘ Mr lb.
Tel. 467. 72 North Main St.
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BTABLE AGAIN ATTACH ED.
Second Suit Brought Against watch.
a. Barry, of Knight Street.
Deputy Sheriff John H. Bloke. of
Norwaik. pleoetl'nn attachment on the
livery stable of watch and Harry in
Knight street last evening for 8200 in
Several of the wagonsand a number
of pieces of harness were removed
in connection with the claim
Thin ie the eecond attachment on
the Ilene mp. the other having been
ford parties had Luther M. Wright.
since that itiechtnent James Barry.
of Winnipatiit. has taken an interest
Iiil't'l’lilln tl3.(i,ll few on tho
4 .. -. ......._.’._._..-............._..... we.-. 4
ze oi the Lot. and Describes
Initttzc ill l't”"It‘i(llli III the ptmhaec of‘
the soIItllIzti .Inlncs hIlutt‘stI 141 would
II pert nu follous:
'i‘hI Hunt of land In about two lillll-‘
Al ))
'drod ttvtvntyutwo that feel trout. one
hundred Iortyutlnce (Hill l‘cct Iroar.‘
two hundred chilly-scroll tflth feet
deep on the easterly side and three
hundred thirteen unti tltit‘tonne hun-
it'osicriy
side. The buildings are the homestead
and the brick barn III the rear; also
It stnull shed. The same can be pun-4
I 4
Vchusetl if III-sired for municipal purpos-
h
montlnnctl ()n Fifth Page.)
STATE IDE DEALERS
IEET III IEWJMVEI
NEW HAVEN. April 4-Tlle lee}
dealers in the state held their twenty ‘
fourth annual meeting in this city it
day. discussed with evident pleasure
Ithe bountiful crop of the season. and criran and in the case of 185237.
Iii Is understoml. also gate some nt- V0? both PM“!!! WEN” ION‘IKN‘N-
tentlon to Intros. it was stated byl
one of the dealers afterwards bow
(W‘t‘l, that time was no attempt utV
living of prime as that is n mutter
I01 the. inditidual ice dealer to dc- .
(‘-Ido Ilitnscli.
At the morning session certain
mncndments to the constitution were
adopted and various items of lontiuo.
business tI'ansutted. Including the nice
of officers.
in the afternoon a banquet \t‘tls‘
held. I
The following officers were elected: '
l’resldontw—Aibert \\ eidnlau. NewI
liavon. ' ‘ I
Vicc- 'l’l‘esidellt—“C. W. Culver. NewI
London. I
Secretary-«E. Bridge I
port. I
Treasurer—~11. ii. Sherwood. South-I
port. 3
Member of Executive Committee
for three years-George E. Curtis,
NorIvaIk.
-—FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY
T-ttnescnuel‘ touring car, limousine and
toxic-II b. Tel. 1263-2.
1). Snt‘ague,
——...
COURT NARRU‘K FIFE AND DRUM
CORPS.
Ralph Coiee Chosen President and
Harold Verity Vice-Prdeiderlt.
At the annual meeting of Court Nar-
ruh Fife and Drum Corps, of Nor-
walk. held recently. Ralph Gates was
chosen president to lead the organiser
tion for the coming year. Other 01114
ccrs were elected.
it won planned to attend the dance
to be given by bile Oriental tF'lute Club.
‘0} Stamford, on Monday night. and ‘I
they are among the fifteen drum corps -
invited to the annual ball or the ..
drum corps on April 28th in the
oaoembly hell. 4 I . ‘
ll
Vice-Presldenififllm 4
Sergeant- amrmeuflmtlfl
4 4min at Colonial
‘Iilaeter londey.
III. uttus ttttu
III Pillll Ittls
Federal Defenders Had Been
Reinforced and All But Sur-
rounded the Rebels
fi-_\—.—~
WITH GENERAL (‘AMPA'S I'AIB
[ii RA], ARMY, SIC Alt I’A HAL, Mote.
Moritz by (‘outlet to [41 l.uno April
-I. ~The defeat of General (‘umpa In
. his attack on l’arrul today was a rout.
’i‘heafederl defenders of the ('Il)’ had
been reinforced. and all but surround
Ved the. rebel command, which did well
to escape destruction.
“4 to officially hinted that the rebel
lenses Wt‘lti Ilnce killed and twelve
uonndcd but the list undoubtedlyr is
larger all t‘anlpu In his flight was
compelled to lenvo the wounded whereI
I'ihc) fell in the mountains and In the
(loop deities and arrows.
Among the 31qu was Cuntpu‘s high“
I u'efl- your Old brother.
A woman who accompanied her
husband on the match fought blatcly
ill the trenches. hundlintra rifle like
Va veteran. l-lcu husband was
he the retreat was about to brain
The woman got a horse and illit’mlil-
: (-d to save his body.
The horse tired on the rctrrat nnd
human to drop behind. The fi-Ich-nls
were atcptlliy pressing the pursuit and
soon not her range.
on, the target tor It storm of bullets.
At length. unnerved by the panic.
till token tllght of others, she dismouan
ed tenderly deposited Itcl buldcn by
the modular and tied with the ntholv
.mwg-
VITAL BTATISTIDS .
Filfl iiIIIIIIEDTIGIIT
I Immm..asrii Its-Thu. mud
report of the aisle Board of Health
for the year 1911. containing Iitai eta-i
tlstlcs shovis that during the yearl
27
there were 17,500 deaths and .314
births 0f the births. 9 020 were Am-
one
Deaths exceeded births in ‘l2 towns
of the state, all of them country
towns. indicating the dying out of the‘
native stock
The returns thou that otganlt dis-4
eases of the been caused 1.544 deotlu.
against 1,367 In the year 1009. [their
Inonlu for the same time showing an
increase of from 1 bit? to 1.768. (‘on-
stunption shown an increase for the
your to 1.420 as compared with 1 «I‘ll
in' spite of the increase In population.
During the leaf ten Icnre there hus'
been It decrease of about; per cent.
in thc poIcontage of deaths from cou-
sumptlon to mini deaths
The death Into Iet thousand for the
\l‘ill was 15 i and birth rate :34.» '.
There wcte 10.10" marriages during
the. your, an increase of 845.
——CAULIFLOWER
Endive. Romaine. Tomatoes. Aspara-
. gns. (incumbent. Chlckory. New Boots.
4 liudishes.
’Iscnlilons. Head Lettuce.
If‘frenberrlcs. llormuda Onions. Water
(irons, tireon Peppers. Spinach. Kale.
Sweet. Potatoes. New Cabbage. Egg-
l’iani. Rhubarb.
4 GIIIIOT'I‘O & (10..
Phone 1345. Music Hall BIOCII.
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BDIL PIPE IIIIIIIIE8
PLUMBER VEIILIII
Ralph Veriln, of Elmoreet Terrace.
a plumber employed by Funk 1.
Jones, injured hfmeett quite badly
earlier in tho noel; and has me um
able to work’uhtll toda ‘
_ method out
well lnoet pelnliul and
' aavltla it dressed Mr. Vet-tin be.
m a deverel da‘ye‘ vacation. which he
” ended today when he returned to hie
duties. ‘ .
unno metre snubs.
Every “wider evening. Red Men‘I
Hall. Mimi the. Bruce Orchestra. '
mundane—~-
itillcd‘
She kept bravely I
-m -. .W .
. Mrs. Charles L. olmes Granted
.4 orrospondent
; I? 4 “Mild"
ttttttt Int t In
I tun IIIII II. IItIttI
4Mrs. Brown To "of Treatment
by Cruel unband
“4...”...
I nRIncIl-zrottr. I-u l.~-\‘\I10n .urs
( lIIIrles 1.. Holmes ‘_ a exercialng the
\\ Etch plltlicuc 01 fkinatbrough her
husband a pockets: cit In 1008 the
Ifound a letter. Ir 4W signed by:
."Ednu" and the. w " realised what it
; mount '1' hot scar «£1 - take up two fem-
lite... and lestorday.‘ there was a bear-
4 int. III one case in tho divorce cont!
taint-st N. Jayne: appeared before
i d4.I 1m Inn Borneo in the
I
i
i
l
.Suputior Court dud naked for a db;
more from Manama; Jnycox on
mound of nonunion.
the The dam
PIIT8 Inter III been;
brick
C. costoIIo. vicopreoident and score
nary of Sutton: 4n Costello too. in-
Ieurauee Mellie and real estate deal.
are. committed suicide by shooting
tlhls afternoon in the private ohlce of
I his partner on the second floor of the
IJudd Building. on Main" street.
IDoath was inetonooua. It is believed.
The shot was heard by an optlcian
‘ with an office a few feet
I
and found the dead body. A bullet
‘had ploughed its way through
,Ilnan'e bead. had struck a picture
”route. and had glanced out into the
ihsllwny. It was found fully ten lost
them the body. A thirtytwo calibre
I revolver was the instrument of death.
I Mr. Costello was a prominent built
I ness man. He was a clerk of the City
I Hail Commiuslon havins been ap—.
pointed when the commission was in
stitntod five years ago, was a grudu
etc of the local high school and was
I“ prominent member of New Britain
Lodge of Elks. He started to work
Ifor Mr. Schultz about twelve years
ago all a clerk. but his integrity an.
ability aoon won him a partnership.
a father and three sisters. one of
whore Is head clerk in the 011100.110
1won subject to spells or despondency
‘ and attacks of brain trouble.
YDIIIIB' IIEII TIIIIKEVB,
280 ll
Native Roasting Chickens, 25c lb. '
Choice Young Fowie. 20c.
Loin of Pork. 16o lb.
‘Smell. lean Preah Heine, 18c lb.
4 homemade Vend Link Saueaae. lotto.
Beat out shoulder Wsteak 121-2c.
hrealrteet Bacon. 140 lb.
.Heyee' Shier Cured Home. 17o.
Bwiita Butterine.,2iio lb.
5 lb. pail Pure Lard, doc.
10 lb pail Pure hard. :1. 00.
. Grape Fruit. 8 for the.
4 HAYEB‘ MARKET.
4, 101-1018. 4 ‘ ’
The |llfotultle Vnolaet have taken a
cu.
out try to peer two be promptly
smothered by certain vibratione and
reverberation of a political character
that collimation the minute middle-
east county. eioui with 'f‘oilana. wee‘
tied to Idle my second congress
nttttnn li’liIiDl'i
Iiill n It tutti
Some of Them Wanted More Pay,
But Places Will Be Promptly
Filled "
It was rumored last evening that
from the
scene. The optlcien ran to the olilce‘.
lie was about 35 years old and leavolld
. hire. Amanda Dunn. Cleveland Dunn.
vacation alone loot. had even It they .
the men at work for Contractor Jos-
cph A. Vichflroy on the \inln street
paling work in the CIII of Noruulki
'hnd gone on It sillke \cstetduI IIfteI-1
i,noon claiming more mount as the
:lt‘di‘IBOll for their going out.
i Contractor Mch‘lroy has tailed On
I the telephone and stated that. he had
Ibccn in Nov. Yolk i4‘Ii'i nil tint until
titorefot‘cu. tut in lunolnure of the'
dltlon until his return. lie has IIln-tei
invistignted the mfIiiI’I known and‘
says that u few of the illiil went on"
sIIlke but not It sufficient number to?
In tiny but IntIlielo with the ope-gin
. tion‘n.
it In quite. uuual at the aunt of II
large contract. to than: some within;
pith the gangs but then: are In many
Vinen that run be secured to truth.“
that the mountain have but elicit
trouble Ill filling “in places of that.»
,uho refuse to W.ka Supelinuudtul
.Jobu Kerwin line had unlimited ox .‘
pcricnce with this sort of thing, and
although be con id not be located lust
turning. it ie understood that be has.
said there will be no
paving work
The men who went on etrlkc did
so uith the Idea of holding out until
they should rcceite thirty the unts'
:more pet day. Matters will he run
ning smoothly again today, it Is an-
tiripatnd The men want reaching
:8165 a day.
No ecluel brick laying has been
beam as yet. the men berth its been"
employed eggs-setting the curbs and;
In widening the am: according to;
the plans prepared some time ago by
City Engineer chariot; N. Wood The
brick has arrived in several cartoons.
and has been distributed along the
scene of the. work all ready for the
.fitfl'i inspector George. Fitch appoint:
ed Monday evening by the council.
statue that the brick are in very good.
ccndltlon. .
When the real paving work begins:
larger number of men will be occur I
ed, but at present there are plenty
delay in the
l
the to carry on the work which is still where Mr and Mrs'. John Ehrdott and
Ichild were sleeping. They were show
preliminary in character.
I WWW I
i --THE gURDICK I
I [lining Cur will open on Saturday. asl
good as now. Give it a call. ' 1
mm III TIIDLLEY
CHICAGO. April Its—Three persons
a Chicago and Alton frieght ttnln
passengers at South Kedaio avenue
near West. 37th street.
were those of an unidentified woman
tlhed man.
passengers in the car.
"If!!! contra toulto
III none or house:
I
COIJJMBUE; 0a.. April drill the:
‘ ruins of the linoleum W. M. l)unn.l
treasurer of Lee County. Alabama. to-
day. were found the charred bodice of
and a. little son of four years. Mrs.
Minnie Dunn. wife of the treasurer.‘
Ia probably fatally burned. The origin
of the tire is unknown. Mrs. Dunn
was away from home at the time.
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-IPIOIAL FOR BATURDAY.
Freth one. 250 deg.
Qt. tar Pure Cope. lilo. 4
Cream Cone mirth. To pine. for 39c.
Baker'e childbirth. is» ~
ltrlnkl'e Corn Flake» 4! pitta. alto. .
4' couple? I. MALKIN.
Tel. 905. : Ii Woodward Ave.
;campaign for medical
MID FIIEIDIIT DDLLISIDIII
were killed and 18 injured today, when fazsmgfisemames 0' “"3 9““ 9"“ lot“ occupying it In garrisons has siren
I
crashed Into a trolley car tilled withl"'
Ition in practically every city and vii-
Tbe bodies taken it. cm the wreckI
clasplng in her arms the lifeless form I permitting “Ch action
of a one eeroid baby and an unlder. I
y There were abant. sixty also decided to have printed on 200 000
t the hands of every school child in the‘
nu In In In
Rll liillfl tttts ttt
nw nttn IDR Ittt
New Wage Schedule for 15000 Men in All Is Submitted
Boston in Which Minimum Scale 0132.25 a Day Is Desired.
With Pay for Overtime and Holidays
EIIIW Hliili IIIIIIIDID IS IIIDIDDID III THE
iISI DI HiliIII IIIIIS WIIIDH Alli AFFIDIID
Most of the Clarke Affected in This Section Are Employed l
the Freight and Passenger Terminals
liOI-l'l‘ON. April 4i.~——The Northeast-
ern Federation of the Brotherhood of
iiiuilrond Clerks. whose members are
employed by the railroads east of
[militia and north of i’oill’IStIltmlfl.
and elubraie is ruillond Instr-ms. y-es
IKOI'IIIH nt iioston enbtniltcd to the offi-
«this of those IIIIE loads a page sched
Ille and working agreement that hill
affect 13.000 railroad clerks. of ultith
Dianne port: on the lite New England
lullroads.
The Inllroad clerks ask for the es
Inbilshment of the eight hour day;
minimum wage of 3;! 2.1; time anda a
half for overtime; pay for holidays;
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TllDLLEY DAR DIIISHES
IITII I RESIDEIDE
ALBANY, Nm Y. April 4..—~I\ motor—
man lost control of a United Traction
capitol can going. dovm a hill on Sec-
ond avenue, this morning. and when it
reached the corner of Broad street
it left the track. overturning and
‘cra'sthlng Into a three story frame
dwelling. Seven passengers and the
motcrmaa and conductor were injured.
but none fatally. _ '
The car tore away a portion of a
porch and smashed into a bedroom
that four hours shall comtitute a.
imnm day's work. when clerko ..
compelled to work on mourning:
general wnge increase of 25 colt/II...
day for every clerk employed. ‘
Within the jurisdiction of these-
dltions are the clerks employed In
general offices. freight offices, from
houses and on the docks. Six thou
of the clerku are employed on
itoston a». Maine, New York, New:
ten & llartfltord Boston & Album 4,
Maine (‘entrni and Vermont Cent?“
Iailroatl sistems
mentioned On Fifth Page.)
SIIS IIIIIIII Dill .
IS DIIIIIID WEI,
While the Arabs and Tut-Its
Tripoli Are Constantly
Gaining Recruits
1.0NDON. April 4.-—The ital!
have created an entirely false 1m"
slon of the real situation in Tripoli
cording to George’F. Abbott, the I.
knowa writer. who has spent thew
four months in the Turkish heaquV
tors in Tripoli and has lust re
to London.
Mr Abbott declares that the 1 about
rtoops dare not quit their tom
[benches since they missed
psychological mement after their
school children was decided upon to- tune or the (3,. lit 0: Tripoli at the hem
day at n Ionfetence here between the E “mg of the war
anti tuberculosis committee f the ‘
Slate Fedelation of W omen s0 ClubsI The ital-inn blunder in changing ill,
status of the countly on paper instead
cred with planter .nnd broken glass
from the window. but Wele uninjured
NEW YORK' 8 MEDICAL CAMPAIGN.
NEW YORK. April 4.""‘A state-wide
inepection of.
“500‘““0‘1- Through the I the Turkish troops and their Arab“.
”3.000 members of federtded clubs lies .D'lem" of time to ram. their (at.
throughout the state. boards of educaa 4.9.8.
I When Mr. Abbott lei’t Tripoli on,
March 18 the Arabs were still hook
lug up in large numbers daily from In
scnI-th and swearing never to subm 4
the invaders. '
Mr. Abbott found that the Iteli
position was getting weakened
while the Turks and Arabs wolf
Itinually becoming stronger. The
liver are well-supplied with money. .
Ifood. he says. which have been
tributed from all parts of the Mo
mcdsn world. He continues: _
“Fever has proved more for-mid
to them than the italian fire. but
one sick Arab there are probable
sick tialiona." 4
. “
HEARING cHILonsN.
Dr. Lindsey Wynekoop of Chi
agel in the state will be urged to em
pl0y a medical inspector under the law
The~ committee of the federation
blottere rhymed health martinis arrang-
cd‘ like a “Mother Goose" alphabet,
and to put one of these blotter: in
attee.
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—8TRAWBERRIES
Plneapnlcs. Malena Grapes, Now Co-
coanuts. Tensor-lea and fancy Table
Apples, Fancy Grape Fruit.
V GHIOTTO & 00..
Tel. 1346. . Music Hall Block
.. .-......__. —_.—..
...... not——
LIHIOH RAILROAD MEN LAID OFF.
new YORK. April 4t.-- "(Stung to
tho euepension of Worn at both the save that the waste at precious
anthracite and bituminous mince," due to the mortality of babies put
an an omcial statement [lgugd 1m. institutions. ought. to stop. and
today on bbhaif of the Lehlah Vaill how to d0 It EV"? unmarried
ley Railroad "and the consequent loss 01‘ woman who came 820 0 W“
of a large part oi ItII normal tonnage. more should adopt a baby. if he.
the which Valley natirdad CompanyI ahe earns .40 a week, the be
has been forced to reduce ite wot-lung should be adopted. Taking It"!
force by taxing off train crews, shop-I a child to not a burden. it does
their and ohlee workers." to build up the character 01w
4 44 «amemw then anything ela'e. 1! makes
er oounea. . mneibie for I human petunia
of oodree some or the‘ fishermen probably will eave a the." ill“ .4
4 ‘ MIAMI our club» that Inaild’h ear or. tummy ill a
‘s.
Norwalk Chronicler