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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 25, 1912 · page 1

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I the Loyal Order of! the Moose 01' the . DaskumI of 124IREast avenue, who was
Aflgr Nearly Tan Hours’ Deliberation the Decision was AIlIIOIIIIIG“ World, gathered in Odd Fellows‘ hall, Enthusiastic 83"“er Ilfl LOGK' been an invalthI for nearly six years, MISISIVB Ill Endearmg Terms lflVltllIg Woman to Bl‘ldgflflnl‘t

South Main street, inst evening, and , , . passed‘awny in his ninetleth year, Mr
ed Last Midnight—Schepps’ Testimony Believed to Have werfilelfltimlzmid 11ndg:sp'l‘ehndm mag woods Hall, Wth Several W2"; “VII, NIwagIm “b.1223“ Have Been Part of Death Trap Which the Police
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Been “l3 Proof In the 0833 forty members of the Bridgeport Speakers on Program to his home and was known in town as BGHBVB was LaidIin Chicano

 

 

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B k K l H N . . Opening address—National Organizer mayor E' 1' “mafia“ Presmes members of th Norwsik Club and al Hundreds M Gurlous People Viewed Body ill Brldgepurl W
so er an R3 erve Throughout and mu Nut Flmch. Al- .c. L. mm of 8.,dgepo.._ liver the flesh ithough not active RR. club dolngsforthel k d F l w ii i

“l h H‘ W'f F ' d - Selectionwii‘crriss orchestra. "9 Rpast few years, vet he has always beenl ‘3 Br 3 an unera 83 8 5 TNT]
uug ‘8 ' B amle Away Address-Prof. Hurry LuBrun, of i interested in the progress of the organ»;
Bridgeport. lm‘kwood‘s Hall, was filled to the ization and all its affairs. l

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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—-l’olice Lieu- Becker did not flinch when he heardIVocal sank-George Glover doors last evening on the occasion of: For n longtime Mr. Dasknm was for- lien. known also as Rose Bruno who over from Stratt‘crd yes terdsy b‘
tenant Charles Becker was found guil— the \erdict pronounced by Harold 13. Address~loseph Pow.e of Bridgeport. the film limocratic Tellyoi this cum-{cod to wear glasszs through impaired was shot to death neat StrIatford dcrtaker Louis Richards and
ty last night of murder in the first de- Skinner foreman of the jury. R ,Vocal solo-Mr, Van Slyge, of Bridge- pal’gn, Wltll Home occupying all the: eyesight,vllut not long ‘ng “HIGIWS re Conn. by rive men is not the Rose l viewed by hundreds at the iat’tér’cl
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man Rosenthal the gain“; TtI) or i .I has leu enant in on lieokersISelectloan‘ellis orchestra. . - { l .e g t" ‘I ' I d declared today by LOuis ll. Quitmon face was that of a stranger to all.
I. . re “3,, only comment to his jailer this morn-R Address—~31r. Thompson, of Bridge- Ring loot mom only. Enthusiasm sour Icou d read thereu ter win the nude serrate. . of the Chicago League iorfllridgeport eyes that saw the m
dict was pronounced at 12:02 Quack 1ng as the convicted man sat on the. port. Ied high as the speakers of the evening eye without diiilcuitv. up to the time w.omeu l'l‘he art of the embalmer and
this ImOl‘nlng.I . edge of his prison not with his chin‘Moose songs and stories—.Chafleg , .,Ierr.uinhI Donovan Lynn W Wilson Iof his demise and small type did uctR Quilman told the police he had idoctor concealed the bullet ”(I’m
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the verdict was announced I as 31:3;th genial? fig 11:: thrtolling:It Vow! BOIOv-Josepll hortlu oi Norwaik of their themes. 8 I Rwe‘llk‘nud was a direct descendant of‘ talked With hm. “d wfm satisfied her ! they can be detected by White I
The v di . .. .y '. . eI 0 ’9 can in re. d-“0080 Songs—«Bridgeport Lodge Qunr R‘ . I I -. . . ‘ “ I ' ' ' identity had been contuscd with tbntIThe funeral will he held Saturda
or at was minder ill the that not desert him today and his bearlngl tette. RI Mayor Edward J. Finnegan, of nor .overnor Fitch. thc fourth colonial

of the murdered girl iternoon. Joe Buonomo, her dis

degree" and was pronounced exactly was as film and steady as at any timc‘ Vocal solo~hir Gunther of Norwnlk walk was the presiding otl‘iccr and governor Governor Fm,” remains BRiDixEPORT Oct. Stu—The body ed lmcr and murderer, asked Mr...

at midnight. ”Becker was remanded for during the proceedings in the coun- Vocal solo-Lemer Riiogardon, of Nor seated upon the platform with him are in the ancient East Norwalk cc-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

r. n lcn, who was shot
sentence to the Tombs bl‘ JUSUCG 601* wnlk. {were men of state and city political melery and his tomb is well known 0: gzaihenfaxjal’gBLli'S \iiil image ml ‘(‘ ti d ‘il I " «I .
until October 30. (Continued on eighth page.) Remarks on Good of the Order*Jos-I prominence. aside from the speakers among the other cemetert markers. ‘ ‘ ' __ ' ”“0" "M “" ‘ fl ”“9”
eph LuBrun. R’l‘he principal speech of the evening MR Daskam formerly delighted his

R Work-11 R. Phillips. of Bridgeport. did-to font-otterestmnn against E J ““1”“ WM“ 3“ “‘0 “”5 mm” U

. ‘ After this everybody was invited to E Hill but Mr Donovan Occupied little Norwaik. He told with the ability, 9;, 2; To "LVEI maxi“ IMNfiTflT RITE “all.“

PRBPERIY “Hang“ " ”(WEST “I” the banquet hall. where the committee , ti me though his remarks were pert a born narrator the storv of the blifn- .
‘ , ‘ and right to the point in their brevity ing at Gov. Fitch's home.” then situat- ‘ . . . '

l "M KIM“ 0“ SATURDAY :lllddtlttlleeffnlgl’: ifgtcleceiytfnfhfafupggf l Mayor Finnegan spoke in upprecia- ed opposite the home of William H. The SD‘m‘ horwauc “WNW“ club The interstate commerce m .

. also has issued a, modified do
which was all that could be “85de Rtlon or the honor conferred upon him Earle. in East avenue Tire tire was held an enthusiastic and important

- Coroner John J. Phelan who has meeting at the headquarters. in Wash- the matter 0‘ ““90" rates 83 M
John T. Hayes Takes TlllB l0 ' lFollowin an hour at the tables melt“ presiding ofllcer and said that the' started by the British at the burning R Boston and New ork and
been- in New York tor the past few lccmppnygbroke up each one going milarge attendance indicated to him a. 'of Norwalk. _ ington street, at which time it was tunnel

‘ dai’S. examining the ties on the Penu- planned to hold a smoker atRQuittner's that the feudustjmentpocome'm
land and ""88 HOUSES at the syivnnla and New York Central their homes fully satisfied that the Raucceils in Demoerntic circles this cam-'5 The deceased was onceseiectmcn of January 1

H Fancy Clog Dancing and Slack Wireiwas that of Jeremiah Donovan, can friends with stories of the part big no “spunll ‘“ c “I , Bus-r0" wlus I"
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' Tuesday ev-
'tbe town and also filled the Ofllce ct 11““ 1“ allroad 3‘91““)
be al Order of Moose is a iiv bunch "“3" He took occasion w congratu- , ' Originally the commission held
COMM Ol North Main roads is expected back today and lot ytellows and good entertainers. zlate the committee on speakers. forIwarden of the Borough of horwalk. He enlngI or next weIaIek.I The committee the import rates from Boston
P' . he will winning his investigation to- Etheir selections out of the many who was a keen politician and he was an appointed to me 6 tie necessary at be th am N Y k.
and me $18. morrow morning at 9. 15 o'clock intolDuring the speaking and singing (:15: i ll. .rangements was made up of Rufus J. o s e as ew or Q
. £an were passed and enjoyed by all. might have been chosen. excellent man or th e I II F \I n G . ll V “SI Ina were raised as w abut import»
-_ the wreck of the Boston express near 1 Medium B. Weed. of New Canaan. The funeral services wil be , held 9“ b - ‘ as ' 90139 ' an ' 5 '

Another important real estate deal Saugatuck on October 3, last. ’ 1 The entertainment committee was

was consummated in South No'rwalk Since Wednesday morning Coroner Chairmen. 30““ Fountnille, ““1““ sixth district. was the first speaker of on Monday afternoon at 3.30 D. m. and “and Edward J. Fuherty. “‘9 fact that there are certain
this morning, when a valuable piece Phelan has busied himself looking Lenin, F 14' Gunung, A C Shepard.,

- . . . . nd g entlel lines respectively from Md
F A. Johnson ram” ’1‘. Kelley w“, ;the evening. He spOke mainly on the will bopriute. Rev. L. E. Howell, o. 23”” :IeIlI'fi I315" 3:339 fIf’Il' Sgtjlblézn and New York. , I
of property at the southeast corner of at the ties on the railroads mentan- R4 K d l k. ‘ h ’ ,state issues leaving the national poll St. Paul's church will omclate. inter- 3“ N" ‘4 WI 3 8 hg l I This latest decision hold tint m
North Main and Pine streets, changed ed above and "“3 followed the dam am on re 8' J0 u Lycett. John nice to be discussed by others tollow- ment will take place in the family till" ray that M be had at T 0 Armor ,1 m th . standard nil rail lines and the dint-
owners. onstrution of George M. Everett of Burns and Joseph h‘ortin mg him ,ln the East Norwalk cemetery. The ”W “‘3‘“ future at which "“9 L0” 1‘ *
John '1‘. Hayes, the well-known Nor. South Norwalk at Saugatuck m5“

glossman E. J. Hill Will deliver an nd- (1an rail nnd lake lines, the mom
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. walk newsdeeler and stationer, secur- Tuesday When Everett pulled up a dress rates in) I ‘ In H d be the

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candidate for senator from the twenty- 'Ii'rom the late residence of the deceased bmllh. chairman, hmPM" DOME. A» app 3 “ 0'“ n ”W

 

B“. a loci of 0“, bread. Bonner! Mr. Weed told of the attempts at re- deceased leaves a daughter. Mrs (lam

 

.. l ) r o \ rnor Simeon e L. Stevens with whom he res ided . . . ,_ . . , , .
in title to the property from George spike with his fingers Rind ahOWed the ‘ Bk)"; Mame S“ Te" 3”" gtnfllnldlvfiltlf 3.1;... Lfagvheich Wale do can a grandausuter. R A wm‘mlw‘m m“ ”‘9 “WWW glutxtln‘imtl-eulnhml inf trial :19???
Mitchell. the Nor-walk real estate denl- coroner where some of the poor tiesl mama because of a hostile [eglslatux‘eI R v ”WWW..- National Comlltce requesting the local NW London Con: ' IIIIII Rue- matte!
er- The property adloms the Auditor were ‘ 8T. PETER’S GERMAN Principal among these Reforms me“ ‘ *VOU' LL FALL ' WWW” ‘° “’""""”°°“‘““”e° “' of Vermont induct; "Trunk mam
Rum, and consists of a frontage of 103 A comparison will he made between itionod. was the attempted removal of for my full line of 51.3!)va momgh fifteen members to attend the meeting mm or opened to. import triadic
“at 1" NONI Main street, and 200 “19 ”millefi 01' Milan. Silently wood “HUM“ EuTERTMNBRBtnte Highway Commissioner James suits and overcome. i am lnnuuuret- that 13 to be 1‘91“ at ""3 ”ill ““3"" 1 than R

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the burn wnsburued with the struon Cards “"3" ”We“ during "‘9 3”“ utoel remain the some;

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thereon . the wreck, Tuesday and the samples The entertainment given 1,) the afallure. He ‘ecld if a Deocrntle Sen- oration. ”(F—Louis Prenskymtla. 29 Will“ 1‘1 ”“3 encroach. I1‘l9ICI;‘“‘;‘f‘I 3.12:1“: (11;: azmirtnrltlmrglw ,
The land will be utilized in the near obtained yesterday in New York. This Iyouug ”mm 80mm, of at yater'g ate and Assembly is elected tllev will South Main street. WI “Wm“ ““5 a“ I? ”“3“ Willi: from 3mm,“ ”3 the Boston ‘5
future for business purposes, and “I. is being done to decide whether thel Lutheran church lust evening, was a do what they can to remove VienDon~3I 0...“... Mt Quinturd. dough 83”]:er ”f and Boston Sc Alhuny road; m
ready Mr. Hayes has received a prop. New Haveu'e roud~ bed is in as good “(.0933 in every way. The hull was old thla helm; a part of the platform" “RT can“. “is . 1!“? (” ”1:3“? 6:1” 7? Ram}; ties with the Canadian Pacific.
onitlon to erect a brick block, which 00““th 83 the ”034“?“ 0‘ “193° filled with the members and friends MO“ Jnmeew DONG) Will! introdnc £60 1“?an 13' l a“ :(“6' Km?“ 5' Smith. tlonnl Despntclt lines the import
can be used as a department store other ruilrcnds oi the parish and the excellent pro- ed as a Princeton graduate, the college; I 800'“. EVENING Atrium Dw isms “l" C“ llgclcnl Stu: from Boston may be the some“.
“8 has the matter under advisement. m krum which had been hrovlded by the 9from which Presidential Csndidutei \‘Vidnm mm}; ' umuol V TM “I8 ' meetlc rates. That via the (mg;
and will know in a few duys what die. -THE MODERN MARKET. commmoe 1,. eh...“ m“, mommy . W" l The social “91*an 0' CW" Gem“. like“ 5' Half, "ii“;‘zm‘i" f R5 3'“: mil~nnd~lnko route from Boston
. position be will make of his new pur- “The Quality Shop.” appreciated and “’0de W all. (Continued on Ninth Pun) 2N0 105,1)uughtere of Gentile, given ”“9““ ’3" n ’l'll “‘ ha“ I, the Boston a, Molne,(lruanTtilnlt’I
chase. Prime rib roast 12 1-‘ .c to its lb. ‘ The rendition of severe! piano solos ~-R-—-- -*- 0......" for the Prayers Club or the court and "“0““ Strution “’I $9315 I: ail'wllll “naught“ Transit commute
m“"‘""“” 3m" 10““ ”“3 WW» ‘9‘) “L l) William Weillntz was pronounced ”ESTnoVEn ' pile Catholic Union Council. N0. Lil committee Were em” 9 L l through depot harbor the my
Small fresh bums, 8 lbs. tile in, y ' ,. . . . III" lit 1. Columbus held in me their own delegates
LEGS SPRING LAMB 16° LB ' ' (”‘00an credit and thanks are due M8 6 0 ‘ At the couriuuion oi tho meeting n “‘0‘“ 1305“)“ m“? 1’0 “w some
, R FResh shoulders. We 1'" also to Curl Schmidt who performed I" 8001'“ W'LTB" Catholic club house in West mouse. 1 l l w 10“” bv .I“ “W“, domestic ruins.
ill to "I m} ' :reeh BspIzIRrerllm, tie lb. on ”m violin in a truly masterful mnn- ‘ :prcved u mostenloynbio (limit, and all ”a” ““3 £13113“ ' it ' " A; in the first (Incision, tint
Rou or am . c . mm c cry pork, Rue ll). , I 'wlu) were present last evening with! " . is allowed 3 cents per hundred
Hamburg fitcak. itc lb. Roustlng chickens. 230 and 250 ”h litigiiknct‘lgzgmi‘fiileeml)etr|i1:lllgm:l:lo :3 Fire. Mll‘xjeirzmarfiebfitufitgfmgI the tactile event a huppv 0“" , maATUNDAY 8 ”mm”: under New York and Philado,
Roast best, lie in. . Very choice native fowl. 22c lb. Daniel 3mm“. or New York was w trough in a” th Wilton lustl A program of merit was gimp. nu . 3 mum continuum milk. 25c. mm" under New York, on c ’ 1
Roast pork, 200 lb. . ~. our famous home made ummgef the ; um ”,de 'tuvornbly The.youns H' K” "‘1'“ V; vnllcut cttorts’of the follown: l 3 “M” good (Wm 2"“ .. the commodities other than gents
PchIrl; chops.» 20c lb. ’ that of ItIhe eenuon.l people“ “km part in the dialogue: 3:3: {mam tire document The, Recitation and SuloM‘iiieu Edna; lI’I‘IliIleIIliaI’LLIiI‘I‘I’I‘I‘;lx‘Ii‘IiIIf'fII mltundlukc and allrell um
(i one towls, 220 lb. t Rrec do very. 5 North Main 8!. rev , . R Howard. , l y" 3 ‘ “ "'1" month of groin. the differentidl
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Ii) bars soup, 25c. tiered (overs! selections in a plenum: "gang hfgk ne' that we“ in “,1” bars RiiioioswAison t} smith. I Oleomurnurinc. in 1 lb. prints. “’w per hundred pounce to Edit
NEW YORK MARKET" . Iflu‘v m WA“. SIREHI manner. At the conclunionof the pro :23 r. 3nd m, live “we“ was lost l "Billwfluflh Campbell. , "'9" 30°“ and ”comma“ . _ 1 cent our hundred pon'ndslo
t! 143 Washington at «mm- gram refreshments were ierved. . Aoflz‘gmy 0! buy that w“ stOrsu h; Balm-George Glover. a“); 7“” “W" m" “d ””9 ”mm” chin. The (inferential. on
W mm. srnnnr, 10:10 e.m women 3 '
I in ricee _, . lug following the complenon of they , The hunt turntable denim,
IA small lire occurred yesterday of Ragga.“ 32:19:13 Zififiaxf‘flgintfifix to." 0' PM“ 190 NW” mm... .hltm was nilro early in the ch musical plenum and M“ James tilt M . g: ?:18'G:::::;.I$21323,th “a!“ g, “3“ Benton h“ hoped m .
ternoon on ““3 yacht 0‘ Rev. Richard Phciiic was the strongest issue soon m chin-it and with put out all Mr floating slay ”“1 Hugh Gumphell were first W W... . s. WM‘ . fl it-putn iteimport “a“
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stocks. we” as Reading m Mullins: ram.“ shoulders, 13¢. . I . . ;% which there "I. no append “the ten dollars in gold was more enough truth in the World to keep the “MARVEL “up“! no

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nylon Fire Department undreechedthe WALL STREET 11 a “1:4“qu mulrgqmmg, 13 1.2.3, 1% , 3:2“ tent or ”00 was '3‘“, til. 0 when the petty dually broke up ices w ”W it the. granulated occur, it ,,
sceueln Robert “my“ automobile. ‘ lilo" marked m. Why Wang... M008 Less of innit). 14c and lilo. t and insurance a“ the‘buttdlm; cram and cum was served in the nw’ "WPEMNW lune 5 lat in. ting nucltwheni mm
W fluctuating , flmmny ,1“de Minimise, Rlil Mow R ‘ germs tune or Nlmhnlent and proved dell; l mu opening the store tint south hutch tea ruck. testis I
um Lbs. miss" HOME MADE bowed well “we yesterday's hnal mam nttlvo mm, 20.5. ‘ I, W... ' clans. ‘ anrwdiiR hint vented. Watch my Wln‘l 9nre1nrd.tic it.
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