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ESTABIJSHED 1870
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that Locality in China Said'to be a Hot Bed of Anarchy, and
the Republican Officials Fear for Their Lives and
'Are Preparing Secretly for Flight
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SIRENGIH NEAR Gilliiiii HiNiiS HEAflflUiRiERS
Chinese Merchants in the United States Against the Passage
oi the Baker Bill
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LONDON. May ill—Reports have Chinese Against Raker Blii.
reached T‘icn-Tuin, China. that the no WASHINGTON M8? 27- —-Chlnese
antionury movement is aiuin consid- merchantsin Washington, Boston. Sun
g g i Francisco and other cities have filed a
arable strengh iii the \itlnity of Viui protest with the House immigration
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Major Robinson, Who Sorved
Willi Distinction During Civil
War, Well Known ilsrs
Dr. Myron W. Robinson. and sev-
enty-three years, who for the past 20
years has been the surgeon at the Solo
diers' Home, int‘NOl‘OtOl], was found
dead in bed this morning having ex-
pired during the night from heart fail-
ure.
Medical Examiner A 1.. House was
notified and after examining the re-
rualus found that death was canned by
heart failure, and gave permission to
Undertaker George H. Raymond to“
prepare the remains for burial.
The deceased is survived by a
daughter, Miss Anna Robinson, who
resided with him. and a son Ralph Ro-
binson, of West Haven. The deceas-
ed's wife vpaaed away four years ago.
Dr. Robinson was born in Lebanon.
Conn.. and on May 11. 1868. was mus-
~ itcrod into the United States Army
service at Hohron as assistant bur»
On December 21, 1864, he was
promoted to surgeon His first enlist-
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Organizations That Will' Assist
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Exercises allho Armory With
.Ccngressinsn Sulzor as 0rator
Memorial day in The Norwalks
gives promise of being an unusually
lntereetilst one in many ways. and
will doubtless attract to the home
town many of the sons and daughters
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Wedding of Samuel Abramaon
and idles Esther Gren-
nspan
Tho Norwallur were well represent-.
ed yesterday at the marriage of sum-
uel E. Abramson, the well known Bou-
ton street grocer. to Miss Esther
Greenspan. of 41 Vermont street.
Brooklyn. The bride is a daughcr of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenspan and
has a large number of friends in town.
The ceremony was performed last
evening in Lincoln Palace Hail, Brook-
lyn, which was well filled with rain
tlves and the many friends of the con-
tracing parties. The building was ei-
aboratcly decorated with flowers,
plants. tings, etc. presenting a fine
sight.
Rabbi H. Bressier, of the 117th
Street Synagogue, mcbkryn, odiolated.
The bride looked very beautiful in a
an over-dress of lrish point lace. She
carried a bouquet of white car-nations
Norwaiii Largely Represented at .
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;8howars bats Tonight or on Tuesday.
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Letter to 220 Feet Long and (lost More Than $200. Dill, Being
the _Property at the Craig Shipbuilding Company,
Which Will be a lleavy Loser
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LONG BEACH. Cal.. May 27.———Flre
costume 0‘ White Duchess satin with i which broke out at 12:10 thle.rnorn- puny, automobiles worth $0,000 yr 4 “
ing at the Craig Shipbuilding Como
panyb pliant here. destroyed the. dred-
Tpe ppidemidg were Miss Ray Aplger Oakland and threatens the entire nental
Residence of Fred Schermerhorn. in Salisbury, This 3 ,
Proves a Total «loss
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rage of the Jackson Motor Car *"‘_
destroyed. .Otber lasers were:
stone Tire Company. 376.000: (30in6
Jewelry Company. ’25.
Glens. where numeral Li Yuan Hens. I committee against the [taker hill pro- "“""‘ m“ "m“ ‘*"’"““°" "" ““3“” ”',“°“’ i" “in" mum“ 0' “‘0 WW" rameon. a sister of the groom. of drydock * Gmbowaky Power Wagon comm
vicepresideni of the (‘lrincue Repu-Eblic posing amendments to the immigru- 1862i. Whef‘ M ““3 appointed to 9 hos ”Th“! all "m and ““3“ ‘0 WW3“. South Norwalk, and Miss Jennie. Ab-s Tire lire started on the dredger, and $10 000 ..nthony Carlin. owner
has his headqtralHterH. According to a lion lama They urge that if the bill . pita steward. The de‘enwd “a“ u: “‘9’“ mm”! the d” '9 "’9 “Wfla' iramsonn. cousin of New York city. ”191065 Will be heavy. blflidlnz. $10. 000
dispatch ifromfl‘icn Tain this morninluiahould become law it would deprive
the republican officials in Wu Chung' Chinese families who have made their
are growing very apprehensive uud' homes in the Unitedsaates for years.
are preparing secretly for night. i of the right to live here after the
Tire districts surrounding Hnuhow death of the heads or the families. it
are seething with anarclu. Wholesale is also contended that the proposed
executions are taking place there amendments would violate existing
daily. tneaties.
WilliK till 8T.
JOSEPH’S Siliiilill.
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t n urine ‘wisam Rev. a. J. Car-
roll, that the new school of St. Jo-
seph's Parish would be ready by Sep-
tembdr-lut. Fronr the apearance of‘
the building now in constructibn. and
the progress made so far, his wish
will be granted, for it is now almost
ready for the inside work. The front
of the school building is certainly a
rvery pretty piece of architecture. The
words “St. Josephs School" cut in
the stpne arch above the main 'en
trance, and the copings surrounding
name, add greatly to the beauty of it.
Rev. R. F. Ca'rroll announced yester-
day at all he masses, that he hoped to
have the‘day, June 16th, a memorable
one in the history or the parish. A
lame platform to seat 50 or more is to
. be erected. and upon which the invit-
ed guests will sit, and include the
prominent men of our .iown and city.
It is expected that over 100 priests
”(will be on hand and in the parade
which is to precede the ceremonies,
it is expected at least 500 men will
participate. headed by the lltaiian
YBand and will include South Norwalk
Council, No. 263. 100 members, Cath~
olic Union council, No. 4.6, with 150
members, Holy Name Society of Nor-
walk and South Norwalk, with 350
members, Ancient Order of Hibernians
lliiifHungarlan society with 100; and
ltalian Catholic 150. and Westport
dloly Name society with so or so. The
parade wil not be a lengthy one. as
Fr. Carroll believes in short parddos. 1
especially in summer. time and will
include Chestnut street to Monroe
street, to Railroad square to South
Main street and to school. Thd’ Revii
Walter J. shawlcy, one of the Breatest,
craters, and scholarly men that is in
our state today. will deliver the ad-
dress.
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HAVANA. May 27.—-President 60-
ran hllj‘recelved a telegram from
, President Taft disclaimlng the intent
of bile United States to intervene.
He immediately summoned a meet-
rumpus cabinet. to WhiOlII-ho coma
uninitiated the text of the missus ex-
' PM” this bllhest appreciation of
'Pi‘bdlm Taft's attitude.
. flashlight comes is now ensued in
. would: a robin
couirrirv atria
, assault. on
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Memorial Day will be celebration at
the Norwalk Country Club in a pgoper
and fitting manner. Suetdel's orches-
tra will be present in the afternoon
and evening. . In the afteran they
will favor with a concert and in the
evening will play i‘or dancing. Stew-
ard George Trojan will be in readiness
with a special menu for the day and
requests those who play to take meals
there during the day to notify him as
early as pessible. .
The final: in the tennis tournament
will be played off in the afternoon,
which will attract a large audience as
the interest in these tournaments was
high.
The new float which has been in the
process of construction will be in
readiness for use on Memorial Day.
This float is equipped with a chute for
owiminers. The third tennis court
will also be ready this week. The in-
terlor decorations in the club house
are about ready and will be completed
by Memorial Day and the now dining
room furniture will be installed by
that time also. ‘
TENNESSEE confirm
antimicrobial
mailman Tenn; May iii—Jake
Barnacle, :3 negro charged with crim-
inaily assaulting rs: Wsiidr Mauser.
wife of a Robeson County farmer.
Saturday night. was taken from our
ears early this morning, by a mob and
riddled with bullets. Ramsey left his
wife and two small children at home
alone Saturday night; to go to Orllnda.
a mile war. for provisions. On the
why he met the negro. Samuels.
Knowing that Mrs,Ramsey was alone,
it is surmised the negro went direct
to the Ramsey home and attacked,
Mrs. Ramsey. she was dragged from
her bed into the yard and when the
negro tied she walked half a‘ little to
give the alarm. ‘
Samuel‘s arrest bud identification
followed. Having been W I“
’ldentiiied as the Misha. be was
taken from the cam carried into a
field and shot a bundled times.
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Home with dilloultr. owing to in.
member of Buckingham Post. No. l2.irion of those having various affairs lni
(i. A. it. of Norwalk and a medical di .charge The formal openings or all
rector of the Dcpurr‘ lment of (‘onnocti- {the shore mom will my“, pkce.;
cut, Grand Army of the Republic. mg“. will be pan nines. etc i
The home in Norman is plunged lib?
to sorrow for Dr Robinson was a. of the Republic has been planned so
great lemme among the Menuhin“ as not to interfere with these Other
Both were charmingly attired in Hot»
The (burdock. 220 feet long, cost more
than it ’00. 000.
on pink inausaliue with overdross of
white Irish point lace, and curriedi
bouquets 0‘ pink carnations.
and worse a dress of black Duchess
satin with apangied net. overdress.
tug of a kindly disposition and the
attractions, and the general commit-i
one to whom they went for assistance
whether medical or material.
The funeral sovrlces will be held
from his home on Wednesday mom
tng‘st 10:15 o'clock, and the remains
toe in charge deemed it wise for Dons
las Fowler Post and Buckingham
Post to have separate celebrations in
the morals... pandas uniting utl
the Norwalh ory shortly mar. ill
ocloclt. and jointly participating in
exercises to be hsldvtlsere. ‘
sour. and am Nomia Pans. "
The committee representing Dau-
las Fowler Post of 8mm Norwalkn
acting In conjunction with the mac;
shalofthepsrade hasissuedortbrs
that. all organisations participatingg
should be in line promptly at s: 30
o‘clock. as the column will start at'
9: 40 The formation will be in Rail-
road avonue and West Washington
street. with the held of the line at the
corner of Railroad avenue and Wash-
ington stmt. The automobiles as-
signed for the use of the veterans,
committee. clergyman. town officials. ,
City of South Norwalk officials .and5
place. for burlal. ‘
ItlIlE lliTllliEli sets
HAVE realm
The last consignment of .Kttchen
Sets has arrived at the Sentinel ones.
Those who have coupons and wish to
secure a set are advised to do so
uoickly as who supply at hand is limit-
ed and will be the last to be given out.
“The kitchen act. has proven popular
-and a real benefit to the subscribers.
The demand has been so great that
the sentinel has found it diflicult t0.
have on hand a supply to meet it.
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--A QUARTER WELL lNVEOTED.
4 lbs. Good Rice. 200.
5 lbs. Calif. France. 250.
8 cakes Scouriug Soap. the.
7 cakes'haundry Soap. 250.
deans Domestic Sardines, 25c.
5 lbs. laundry Starch, 250.
6 boxes Matches. 25c.
it pkgs. Corn Starch, 25c. .
3 pkgs. Washington Flakes. 25c.
2 pligs. Shredded Wheat. 25 cu.
LOUIS JOSELOF‘F‘.
Mr. 72 N. Mill! 8!.
IAIT NORWALK HIOIDINT HURT
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«AUCTION.
Will sell at public auction‘to the
highest bidder. Thursday, May 80th.
at 10 s. m.. Lot No. i. in Block No.
2; Lot Nb. 1 in'fiiock No. 2. at Rho-
douolia Park. Norwalk. For full par-
ticulars apply to Thomas Canty and
00.. agents. Clifford Pharmacy, South
Norwaik.
sum as: search
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Tel. 487.
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WDtHdIdeailinNo. ‘,
M“ L' 3:." :m“ The committee on the octahedral-
tion of Memorial Day is seriously hen
dicapped at the present time on so-
oouut of the luck of funds. to Idli'dist
all together about "so to out! out.
the plans formulated by the commit-
teo.sud it is tin; urgent desire of all
those ponnected with the movement
that their. plans he successfully con-
summsted. Up to ’this writing more
than half of this money has been sub-
scribed and the finance committee is
making a great effort to get together
sutholent funds to meet the entire ss-
psnse. Those who desire to assist
in this directions." requested to send
their subscription. little or big. to the
treasurer, layer Willem l'. Tammany
or it convenient. to any of the
‘foliowinl month“! of the «intuition.
Joseph aorhatu. chairman. Charles J.
Prescot. Dr. William R. Chinoellor
and Rufus I. Imith.
More automobiles for the parade are
also needed and an urgent request is
being made for times. who have no
other www.mskelt a point to
luv: the use of their machines during
because of a bad hole in the side-
walk in front"of the Auditorium in
North Main street. Mrs. i... W. Doty,
an elderly resident of Osborn event...
iihst Norwalt stumbled and full you“.
berday and sustained severe bruises
and a badly injured right out , ,.
Mrs. Dotty was on her way to the
South Not-wan: bends: Church at 10:
.20 o'clock. and when she rebelled the
had plans in the walk. had the misfor-
tune totall. ‘ Mrs. it. a. Lyon, who was
standing at this point. assisted Mrs.
Duty to her feet and later v.13. lace
up “fr.“d Mrs. sriolr T. Lyon
trrivsd to mrthbr aid the initlred wo~
man. »
Why use. Doty's eye was not read
ei'etl sightlsss seem remarkable. abs
vioae spectacles and sltboush she
struck on her right eye the sinner
were unbroken. They were later rs-
swelling that hollowed the bruise.
sites this Dona-r «net-s Mrs Do-
ir Mm bound Dr. Henry c. east-u
The groom's best man was his
cousin, Julius Abramsou, or New
York. The ushers were Samuel and
Harry Gunnspsn, of New York.
Following the interesting" ceremony
a reception was held. Ind an elabou
at. banquet was served. A line or-
chain provided music throughout "
its evening, and dancing and other so.
old features were enjoyed. er the
eerunony Mr. and Mrs. Abramaon do.
netted on a brief bridal tour. and on
its completion will take up their resi- ‘
dance in Benton street. South Nor-«i
walk. The groom is an enthusiastici
meinbor of the nut. Abraham Societal
and is prominent in the Springwoo and
section of the town its is usually the;
first to answer an alarm of tire or give?
aid to the authorities in the search for.
law breakers. Among the many magi
nilloent presents received by the cou
pie was a set of silver knives and
forks from the Sogth Norwallt police;
force. i
Aruoug the guests in attendance
from this place wen Robert Abram-1
son and family. M. Josorn and family,i
J. vourdrsiry and family, a. roux-diskyi
and family, William Josem and famq
lly. Jacob Joeem and family. Josephi
Josam and fannii-v. Mr. and Mrs. Sam 1
col Rooduer, Mr. and Mrs Robert Cur-
tis Misses Jennie and Esther Abram-
son. Other guests were present from
Boston. Philadelphia and other places.
and telegrams of congratulations came
from many friends.
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MEMORIAL DAY BINTI’EL.
The dentin» will be issued as a
morning paper on Memorial Day.
Thruway. May 80th. _Adventisem'ents
sud itcmb of news should roach the
office and! Wednesday actornooa to
insure publication. I-
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7‘ IONO “ORAL.
The pupils of Lillian Sherwood
Newkirk will give a song recital in
Music Hall. South Norwsilt. on Mon-
day evening, June 10th. to which in-
viusttons have already been issued.
The accompaniments will be played
by Mrs. Newkirk and Mrs. Chester
Selina Mu. Belie‘ck‘iv ivili further ap
pear as soloist in Iisudelssohn's mar
hideout D minor piano concerto. in
which she nobility scored such bril-
liant Wsuocess A special distinction
will be lent to the Occasion by the
assistance of the matter pianist, Mr.
r‘llart blrnseif. who has kindly cou-
sentod .to amide over the orchestral
our! of the concerto. sit tue'ucono
piano. Mrs. Newhlrir will have two
pianos from Steinwsys for her con-
cert.
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~Doa’t forget’ N. n. 0. P. enter
tunmsnt and dance, Mystic Chain
or was called. his is ptiii in attes-
anus, and Mrs. Duty in doing albeit.
.m the iatury to her eye Mrs. nu
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libs m it there In any who
disallow-livers» mountin- this
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ilsii. reseller. liar sash.
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manometer): ts‘ use
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CLEVELAND. 0.. May 27—Over
Thoitliib .000 loss by fire was suffered in ruins
The observance of the Grand Army groom‘s mother, Mrs. Robert Abram four concerns occupying a two story
building on Euclid avenue. near East
19th street. today. The names origi
noted from defective wiring in the ga- '31. 500
it is expected that 325 000 in towels;
stock belonging to the Continet'rlfl
company will be recovered tron the:
SALISBURY May 2? ——-'l‘be home of
Fred. Shermerhorn. with its contenifi.
was burned here today. The loss was
urination ‘ ,
jams ritrnr
Water Commissioner Stephen 8.
Hooch entertained Dr. J. H. Townsend,
secretary and . B. J. Reynolds and.
Health Oiiicor. Dr. It. B. West of the
local board, as well as members of
the council and Rev. John Stapleton.
at the filter in Wiion Sahirda'v after-
noon. William Moran assisted with
his auto in taking the pary on the
trip The detail workings of the ultra}
don plant were carefully gone over
,as the representaiveu 0f the State
board of health were especially inter-
ested in making a report upon the lo-
cal filter which is recognised as one of
the most successful in the State.-
The Visit proved to be of special in-
terest as the operation of washing
itho sand was in full progress and was
a revelation to those who saw it for
the first time. After the reservoir and
water shed had been inspected the
party was liken around and shown the
town and landed at the Electric Light _'
Blunt where Engineer Moeher explain.
ed the workings of the place as well
as the the alarm system. Upon the
departure the representatives of the
starboard expressed themselves as
greatly surprised and pleased with our
water‘and lighting system.
W
' —-Decorstion Day excursion to Con-
ey island on the remodeled twin-screw
steamer John 1?. Wilson. Leaves
Stamford from Blondeil’s deck (5 min-
utfwallr from R R station). at 0: its
arm. rihurp. 4 hours at Couey island.
Music, meals. refreshments hboard
boat. Tickets 75 eta. For sale at
Clifford Pharmacysnd at boat. Take
9:15 a. in. train from South Norwalk.
SHERWOOD-KELLY.
. On Saturday Lnight at 8 o'clock
Kelly were Joined ‘in marriage at St.
Frank Sherfood' and Miss Elisabeth
Joseph’s, rectory by Rev. Richard J.
Carroll. The couple were attended by
William and Mary Morris. They have
the cm vitriol of their many friends
for a happy married life.
Mil. GOLDEN NOT so WILL.
James Golden passed a "restless
night. and is in a very weak condition
today.
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--Don‘t forget N. E. O. P. enter-
talnmsnr and dance. Mystic Chain
Hall. Tuesday. May 88th.
cHnPsh m vii! mo.
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A good so. in the right panes _
«room his visit room as m M}
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meat Played tilt Saturday
The Newark Country ciph- ‘
tournament started in earnest. .
day afternoon and the tint. round
about completed. The untied ..
and their results were as follows
King defeated Baldwin: 9—4. . '
Green defeated Webherzo—o ' s—-o
Earle defeated Harstrom: H;
8—6.
Van Buren defeated mamas:
6—2; 6--—1
Miss Harriett Odell defeated
Gladys Sansor:6—-1;6—-—2 ‘
Miss Mamie Sanger defeated ‘ "
Cornelia Odell: 6—0; H 3
Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr. vim
Miss Helen Barker: 6—0; H, "
Mrs. A. C. Hoyt won from Miss
P. Smith by default.
This morning, Mrs. F. 1. Smith 3 y
ed 0 defeated Miss Marjorie W
rated 0. by the scores of 6-7; “
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aooN'r roads-r RAIBIN DA
Buy a loaf of our delicious
bread Wednesday Banner Bits. '
387. Extra. Mead Wednesdait
all day Memorial Day.
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iNlilW YORK. May 27.--Jirnnt1
Jack Gleason and several 9% 4‘ ;
well-knowu to boxing fans. ‘
their summer vacation in
trip from New ’Yorlclo M
pike will take them three:
Ami.»
in day tramps. ;
take the
Connecticut V
shines.
ninston.- :th ovdr f .~
01 Y» thrdush like r . ‘
“M slid
Montreal.
days. ,
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