Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 28, 1912 · page 1

 
 
 
 
 

The Sentinel ‘

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ESTADIJSHED 1870

Entered at the South Ronni!” Pelt-Olin

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WIA‘I‘HER FORECAST
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In. the South Norweik Gobncllrnen That It Would be the

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Sewage Nuisance Under the Washington Street Bridge Brought
Up by the Board oi Heallh Oiticiais

 

 

Street pavement was discussed at
some length at the adjourned meet-
ing.ot the South Norwullr. board of
councilman that was held last evening
and a delegation of the residents and
iproperty owners oi’ West avenue up-
Ireared before the board in the NIlli'l
outs of wood block pavement for West. ,
avenue. The visiting gentlemen put.
up some strong arguments and indies-
lions are that the council will use this
kind of pavement -for that avenue.

The bids on the proposed new fire
house were received and opened and
Contractor Harry W. Mother WasN
bound to he the lowest bidder. III’

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WN EKBE BliliK THEFTB

PUTNAMJ Conn" May 28. --lu the
arrest here late Sunday night of A. C.
Cutler, of this place, a freight brake
men, and W. E. Jones. .of Beverly,
Mass. ' a. passenger brsiremsn, the
railroad police think they have tended
the men who are responsible for the
theft of between $100 and $500 worth
of mileage books that hsve been stol-
en while in transit 'to and from the
South Station. Boeton.‘

On Cutler was found II pocketbook
oontainlnas ‘14. which had been stolen
front C. H. Footer, 'baggugemaster ot
the station in Willimeniic. Cutler,
when pressed said that Jones had stol-
end'he mileage books and that he had
received five of thenr from him and
that he had sold, them. Books have
(been sold in Massachusetts and this
stoic. ;

Jones refused to say. anything and
would not deny or confirm the slut.
mitts made by Cutler. Both men
named to so to Boston without cxtrodi

; tlon papers and were taken here yes-
" tordsy nOon ‘by the railroad detectives.

Both men are middle aged and Cut.-
ior has a wife here4

 

 

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——'i‘omorr_cw is Red Letter Day at
our store. ’iien stumps free to every
one. Gt. A. and P. Tea Co. '

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,WNNINE KI'I'BNNENN BETB
” WAVE IBMVED

The lost Consignment of Kitchen

' Sets has arrived at the Sentinel cities.
' Those who hbvé coupons and wish to
Q;Ieecure a set hrs advised to do so
'uqiokly u use supply at hand is limit
ed and. will be the last to be given out.
The kitchen set has proven popular
and it real benefit to the subscribers.
.Tho doubled has been so great that
, the Welttinel has found it dithcult to
y ‘ have on bend it. supply to meet it.
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Opinion, and Borreeuoud
Nurwaik Will Use

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prepOsirlou, however, wus‘over e thou-
sand dollars above what. the council
wishes to pay for the building and etc-
lion won deferred 'untih the meeting
next week. Contractor Salvatore Char
riottyns awarded the cantruct tor the
improvement of Cliff, Bailey and Oak
streets. his bid being the lower of the
inn rccoiVed.

The South Norwalk Board of lieuith
was represented at the meeting by

ed and bequestod that some notion be
taken in regards to the abatement ot
a

nun—cow-

(Continucd on Second Puts.)

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Following 13 a list of thoee who
have to date contributed to the fund
for Ithe observance by Douglas Fow-
ler Post, No. 48, G. A. R., of MBmOP
isi Day:
R. ii. Golden, Norwslk Box Com-
pany, John H. Knapp. Guatbvius ii.
Goodrich, John H. Light, Thomas 1.
Raymond, Manor and Troy. William
F. 'i‘nmmuuy.~lienry S. Lockwood.
Norwslk Lodge, No. 709, of Benevolent
and Protective Order or Elks, Francis
iturnell, Andrewt‘l‘hompscn. Congress-
man E. -J. Hill, .1. and J. Cash. Sarah
M. iiouton. Franklin A. Smith, Dr.
Dumortler, Dr, G. S. Kendall, John F.
McMahon, John‘ll. Lawrence. F. H.
Baxter, William H. McMahon. A. J.
Collins, D. W. Raymond, Keogh and
Condos, Charles E. i-ioyt, J. M. Lay-
ton and Co, I“. H. ‘Rownn, F.1d. Quin-
turd. C. J. Prescoth'li. .0. Butler. John
Neugoheur, William J. Foster; Louis
8 Bears, Herman Quibner, Edwin H.
Mathewson A. J. Anaevine, Lewis R
liurlbutt, E ii. Gumbdrt, A. Dicker
men, Matthew Corbett. Joupll W.
(iorham and Rev. Henry E. Wing,
Rev. John E. Zei-ter, R. J. Cutbili.
Sufficient funds have not. however.
been provided to enable the old said
iers to carry out their plans. U'n-
doubtedly many of our citizens who
have not already contributed to this
very worthy project will be desirous
of doing so. since and remittan-
country be mode to William 3‘. Tem-
Htoeny, treasurer of the committee, or
to Rev. John E. ,Zeiter Dr. William
E. Chancellor, Rufus J. Smith, Joiopli
W. Gorllsm, or Charles JyPrcscott,
and the some will in due courqo be
acknowledged. ,

 

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‘eunnensonsuuu ,
III our: volunteer

Positive assIII-encotho‘t tied summer
schedule or the Commemoration“:

 

the first car tommwymhl TIN.
conductors and outermost there been
picking out. their‘ run! Mutual days
endhsnouui there hthorodtdpo and
new rclttid it! Mind to be done.
: Those biI no changes In the

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Cinematogreonic Explosion in
Moving Picture Theatre in Spain

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1 Panic Which Followed Explosion

Spain, May 2B.~Tho cinematographic
explosion which least evening sensed
the dentin otelghty persons in u mov-
ing picture theatre in the little city
of thiereol was even more terrible
than first reported.

out and very few of the audience es-

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Norwnik lines will 10 um abbot filth, » ‘

b1 the were my: in ,

a :‘NOI'N’ “BENIN“

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causes Big .Loss

 

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CASTELLEON DE LA N’LANA

The theater Virus complmeiy burned

coped without injury from fire or
from crushing in the penis. A large;
number of the injured ure dying. Vin
tunliy every lumily in the viciniuy
is effected by the eighty deaths.

The cinemutosneph m installed in
a small hull formerly used as s shop.
There was only one opening to the
building which was used both so on-
trance and exit end at the hide of this
the. projection eppmtus rm manipu-
tuned.
'i‘ho’liiin tech tire in an “min-
ed manner A tongue of items shot
out into the hell in which were seated
about 180 people.
There was It med rush tor the exit.
which soon become chatted with
struggling shrieking men. women und
children.
The whole building rm noon in
names and the panic increased ulc-
mentbrlly random difficult the or
gsrdzation ot relief tromNouteide.
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.Tomorrow is Red Lester Der at
our stcrc. Ten stomps free to every
one. Gt. A. and P. Tea Co.

 

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tie and Companion tilted II ileii
FrQIIIn Track From in Front oi
Flying Train st West
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Q» new HAVEN. May 88.—~Tony no

action track inborn:- ompicyod by tho
New Home reed. prObIbly and the
Boston express from being wrecked
yesterday ottomaon. but he lost his
life in doing so. Donate bud othhr
laborers were let work rewiring the

when the express bound Yrom New
York to Boston came into eight. The
workmen stepped uide, but be they
did so Doultto noticed e roll that tend
been left on the true”. all“!!! to"
fellow writer, they NW the N111
from the trucks without A moment
to were. Doubttc'l companion mit—
pod beck in time. but Donotto ‘wes
ltrntth in the hand by the engine. file

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m re mote ion In
b wits and it: children
v in the which or the

Will loll at. public suction to the
Height mm, rear-our. rm sore.
II. no. more hm Ito.

nubi meeting OJ thew
cipal Loewe 0 home

treasurer. atoms of W manbmblp
committee,

trucks near the tower at West Hievcn.‘I

hood WM completely covered 'trolt tho‘

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here being the Q
niukhsm.

The annual redder;

 

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chairman ofiochool com
mittee and (insinuate 0 Rent Room
committee were on to accepted.
. The troesud'er’firetlor showed all
bills paid and e Manchu the engu-
ury. ‘
Chronology, 1911-12.

June 21-41% fete at Rockclitfe.
November 15~At Home at the Rest.
Room. , N
March iOv—Teninnd Wake sole st
the Rest Room. I
May 7~«Contcrcnco labeling of the
three civic loom in "N. south Nor-
walk Conventions] r

timing the year 13.5 persons vie
itcd the Rest Room. 2,0 more than
in the your 1911!“. 1
Mrs. J. S. Honing: howled that
the committee on United Charities.
consisting of the presid his and vice
presidents of the three civic leagues,

 

 

Mrs l S. Jennings on him. Joined
(itegory, had met and emailed with
Mrs. E. weer subunit-nun and
MN. 1. 3. Jenblntl ui mercury.

The Lame voted to‘ hold to flop-
lonelier another worm meeting
with I sealer on Cheri-
'xtlol ,.

In. FEW: (term ”Noun-en choirs
mum at the colonial-neuron mom.
to question and oppoi n he: .1
recluse Mrs. J: A. H and II.
Henry P. Morgan.

Bin. '1‘. 1. Raymond rs spool“

chairmen of b control-it df swam
power to choose the at or members;
this committee to unite. with two oil
or committees of five on from the
,Nonruik Civics Longueuil! the East
Norm": increment boot-tr. to ur-
renge for an entminnient to be xiv-
on under the auspmeN oi the time
we. oomoiimo in oi. on.
; in her usual rspontNtho pro-idem
paid tribute to the In tubers or the
insane And to the various committees
rol- ithelr help during hbr norm or on
lice and recommended I course of
study tor the coming :N‘our.

Pressure wu mount to beer to in—
duce Mrs. Gerard to ‘ continue as
president, but she "toyed. which the
tongue mm deeply“ «the metro
here feel that under Niel- iudonhln
the Monte bu grown shooter and
has gained a larger union of the reel

meaning of civics.
The following olficeNs were cloct‘
ed: . .
President—Mrs. 'l‘. W Rammed.
First VNWmNdefMTI. G. ‘B
Kendall. ‘
Second vimroudc whine. M. 8.
hours.

Secretary-Misc Gout or.

Transmit-«whim G. N. McKibbis.

The next mount. t the Louise
will be held Monday, one 24. Will
members kindly hour this in mind
and "bob mom for otloo at mue-
inst . .

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BB. -- Wilbur

 

DAYTON, 0.. May
Wright is slowly sickly; at his home
on Hnwtborn street. 1 is almond his
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been abandoned by ' been or the

 
 

ed by members at the
monsters: were ed
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be“: it its} Into re litter III. hour
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Advertise In m m

untold debit or Caner ml 9
0°» “this. W Phbrmeor. mt '
Harriette . ~ ,,

Oruauitliidns Will Form in Wall

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Marshal George W. Raymund
Gives Organizations and March. .

the City of Norwaik will form in
Wall street It 9:30 n. ht, right resting
in trout of the Namath Hotel. facing
east. in the following order:

nven‘Nie, Intro Went avenue to the

my“ to been-o. this your and me

[or than n tort hours“ All WEI M ,

“ by his dent 9m
millet the button ‘

 
 

 
 
 

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sIroet‘vtIIII Right In Front oi
‘ Wit Hotel Norweik

 

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The parade on Memorial Day tor

Marshal George W. Raymond
Aides C. i. Brington und F‘. L. Chnnd
ler
Police Escort
Bend ‘ Q
Sixth Company. Coast Artillery Corps,
C. N. G.
Buckingham Post. No. thy/G. A.“ it
, Sons of Veterans
Curtain Joseph sunnbee. loo years
old. representing the United

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Storm New
Mayor Edward J. Pinnmn and City
Q Moon ‘ ‘
Other City Quickie, Smokers. Etc.
Detentions, cl “9% Schools on not»
Whitmans‘hr o n M.
when abalone;

‘ Norwuik Fire Department
Guineas in Automobiles and Car-

Lln‘o cl March.
The procession will move promptly
w; 10 a. m., thrmb Well street to
use around. down that avenue to
tool of Eerie'u Hill. centrist-marching
to m stud. to North avenue (here
the groves oi the doomed soldiers in
m. Psnl'e church y'brd (will be decor-
ated, Tops sounded by Buster Fred-
erick L. Chew” bud b. volley tired by
the Sixth Campsny over the graves)
to Main otreot Ito Well street, to West

“mom Where the parade from South
Nomadic will be met, srrtving intime
for the exercises which begin; an 11
o’clock. Hon. Willium Buiser, at New
York. is to be the principal crotcr of
the occasion. Am the oer-vice- at
the. crmory bro over the our-do will
rotors) and march to the town basem-
hi'r hall for dinner. '
As the binders must be feasted on;
melting t assembly hull those in
chem of lrs have submitted the
following spout: Q ,
it any relatives or friends of the
blend soldiers who our contribute flow-
or: [or Memorial Boy for Buckingham
Pcet. will may “use thorn to the
Fort room over Wilson's jewelry
store from ii to 8.81! p. In. on chnw
dry. Mby ”til, or they will be culled
tor «WW villi) hove them will

Etienne w. thematic. by tole-
pub». or otherwlcbe. We have 320

or smell donations
renewed by the MP:
hm ‘ WI;
Those who contribute tor the dinner
'w‘iu pin» the W (contribution;
at tho “Mill; INN tb to mm
on Thunder. tiny to.“ or and word to
George W. Rem or q, A. F‘ronko.
Wall strong,” be on for. ‘
Till; Armor; emu-m.
“steamboat” J. Hill. honor-
try out
15% lb. letter, presiding.
W 31W.
Burl. Tool. “ “
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be thnbktully
not” On soldiofre'

Club Wm
can“ W. W. Van Airtyno. W. .

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Romulus bud introductions. *
oration.

Hon. minim It. (1.. bloom
Prey: V.
Notional Anthom-Amcrica,

;held of New York, and the third by

.tii! seeks to bring obout the transfer

. write but. been delivered on or be

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Finds That captain Smith, oi III rater Vessel, Did not it
Repeated Warnings, and Captain Lord, of the Steamship ‘
Californian, Disregarded Distress Signals

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Passengers Not Told of Danger, Nor Systematic Wonder
Saving Passengers and Crew undertaken

WASHINGTON. MET 28.“Biame for

tho'Titanic disaster to chargeable di-
rectly 'to the failure or the deed Cup
taiu Smith to heed repeated warnings
of icebergs ahead. but responsibility
for unnecessary loss of life must be
shared by Contain Lord otthe steam-
ship culitornisn. through his disre‘
[card for distress signals. This is the
finding of the Senate Committee
which intestigst'cd the sinking of the
Titanic, as prepared in s morehen—
sive speech delivered by William Al-
den Smith, Chairman or the commit,
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Senator smith declared that respon-

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Audience.

Benediction,
Rev. L. H. Csswell

 

. 44491103.
Glover‘s ,bhoe store open Wedded.
day. night: closed all day Thursday.

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Horace E. Daub lauds Defendant
by Ray L. Schoileid and
~ Landdon islands Go.

Three suits for damages aggregating
in amounts to 310.000 hove been
brought. cabinet. Homes B. Drum. 0!
Norwalk, having been served recently
by Constable Samuel c. lrelund. two
of which are ill terror of Ray L. -Scc~

 

 

the London lslbnds Corporetldn.
There being no property eveilpbie to
attach, Mr. Dunn furnished bonds to ~
etcuro his appearance in court to on
ewi‘u- to the blimtlons contained in
the write

in the tin or the suits, Mr 800—
tlei’d s to recover on‘ three notes.
one f 81,208. 75, the second for 8218.“
18 and the third El’or 81, 068. 50 made
by' the [Auden blind! Corpcruticn
to Hr Dean and endorsed and deliver-
ed by him to Mrs eoodeid who punches-
od them. in the other suit the plain-1

by Mr. Dunn of 150 stint-u oi’ the cupi-
tbl stock at the undon‘lsibnds Cor-
pdhuion which by written “moment

taro April 28. 1912 end whichI‘tlIo do.
iondbnt. failed to deliver '

The third suit is Mount by the
toughen Island Corporatoin in which
the flout/little tells over perturb lots
mm certain polythene- tor them on
or before April 10,1018. ;

In» suits were em; I»; “term
Wen It. Emmott!» ilrtn client
a Mossy. "Mount the me. i'
tide in both coca. ‘

 

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MIMORIAL DAY; CINTINILI

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

sibllity also rests upon the art
Board of Trade, "to wheat
regulation, sndmssty inspections“
world is largely indebted for the
In denouncing
Loni of the Californian. the
said the Titonics dirtroju
were plainly soon twin them 0
vessel a short distance aver. ‘ 15*
America. will tetra to immune ,
chestlseonent at those guilty W
the Senator, and he ducted British
to show that Captain Lord miflh‘i;
prosecuted (or. a. misdemeosor. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tui fatality."

renounced 0n mm 2.3..)

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warned that it is Ininst the low
use lines or nets intends in till! ,
and any infringement on thisyh'tr '
be prosecuted vigorously" by, ‘
Worden Wilbur F. Smith .
Wilson and A. sad, it.
Donbury; inst $30.65 niece
New Mrdcid cm for would”
law. Justice Fultohild tried the
me the men were bought .with Will
goods on them while Operetta: in . ’

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Deputy Game Warden A. Q,
of Struttord, recently cuusht dye

inns using nets in a. fresh wetter
in that town and it. cost mob of ;
$20 in bonds which they forfeited
gather with the loss at their nets.
Last July JohmAbood, ct '
was apprehended while nettle: ..
fish in a pond und was timed g} 1‘.“
He appealed the one and recently
tied up for $67. 85. .

 

 

~Tornorrow is use Loner my
.cur store. Ten stamps tree to"
Gt. A and P. Tea Co. ‘

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~st YORK, May 28. ‘Judse‘
combo tcdey fined b decision
federal circuit court ,I‘iili got ’on‘
tion for ail injubcbicn to Mull ,,
ieled Wilton coffee ., _‘
costume from putting“ rti ’ ,
bugs or éoiree in the war-ob 9 “
tholhlew York Dock compn‘ny
cision denies the injunction

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

—Docorotion my exam
cy Island on the remodeled
steamer John P. Wilson.
Bumford tram Blcndoil'l doth.
ntes’ walk Mm it: It. Mod!
a. m. sherp. i booth at Gooey

In. Tickets "to but
clued raver 1’
III: 15 II. In. one