is shod: here; so; “‘
get out your over-
A coats and shawls .
« g or expectto shiver. ,
’ newsman) 1870.
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BERVIAN BAlAili llwls
ANBIH R lIlRKIS‘H Bill
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lions, and Surrounded Under a Heavy Fire, So That
They Soon Decided to Throw Down Tneir Arms
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Question oi Settling the Spoils
Agreed Upon by Both Sides
BELGRADE. Sol-via. Nov. 15.——An~
other Turkish force hoisted the white
flag and surrendered to the Servlau ca-
valry near Monastir yesterday.
The Serviau troops attacked the Ot-
toman troops at Dobromlra. about five
miles to the northeast of Monastir. and
in spite of a grilling tire succeeded in
dislodging the Turkish advance posts
from their strongly entrenched posi-
tions.
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Will Be Hardest Problem to be
car in command decided that it was
useless to continue fighting and order-
ed him men to throw down their arms.
The advance of the Servlan army has
been temporarily stopped by floods.
.SOFIT, Bulgarian, lNov. 15.~—The
Turkish request for an armistice ad-
dressed by Kiamil Pasha. the Grand
Vlzler, to King Ferdinand. was discus-
Sed today by the Bulgarian Council of
Ministers.
The Turks retreated and were pur~
sued as far as the village of Morabl.
close to Monastlr by the Servlans who
surrounded them there and poured in
such a heavy, tire that the Turkish oili-
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Was Knocked Down, But the
Wheels inst Escaped Her as
as She Lay on Tracks
it was decided to reply that the Bat.
garish government would inform the
other nations of the Balkan alliance of
(Continued on twelfth page.)
seven runs: em
until noon
NEW HAVEN.- ANov. 15.——l)esplbe
the efforts of the jail authorities to
keep the matter a secret, it. has been
learned that Harry Robinson, of We-
terbury, made a daring attempt to
break out of the county jail here just
before he was taken to Wetheraileld
'Prlson. to serve sentence tor assault
upon a New York woman school teach-
er. He had secured a saw and had
cut through three bars or his cell.
door before he was discovei‘cd. in
was learned that had he gotten out ot
his cell he planned to attack the guard
and bake the keys from him. After
the discovery of the attempt, itchin-
son was removed to Weihersileld at
once.
LOIAI PORK 150 LB.
-a we“
That Rebecca ' Shilepsky. the little
twoyear—old daughter of Sam Schllep
sky, the Winnlpauk grocer...wus not
ground under the wheels of a trolley
car and killed was due only to the pres~
once of mind and promptly work of Mo-
ltorman E. B. Clark yesterday after-
' noon time.
The car which was in charge of Mo
tor-man Cleric and Conductor Arthur A
Anderson, was going up at a leisurely
role‘ or speed at about 12:30 o'clock.
when the little tot suddenly ran out In
to the road and on the tracks. Motor-
mau Clark threw on his air brakes nnd
reversed the power with the result that
the car just touched the little to! so 'as
to knock it down. She lay on the rails,
but the wheels did not touch the body.
liltile Rebecca was carried into the
store and Dr. “Robert All}, Perdue. oi‘
mouth Norwsll: hurriedly summoned.
The doctor input! that the. only lulurv
sustained was a well defined bump on
thallead.
Logs spring lamb. not gout. 16c lb.
Shoulder lamb. 12c lb.
Hamburg steak. 12 12c lb.
Fresh shoulder. 16c lb.
Sausage. lilo lb
Choice (owls, 22c Alb.
liuttorlne, 20c and 25c Alb.
in bars soap. 250.
NEW YORK MARKET.
ldii Washington St.
OITT HALL OOllllEll
OTOIE LATINO
W
Without ceremony the cornerstone
of South Norwalk'n new city hall we:
laid youtorduy by Contractor Mloh~
not amub'n men. City Clerk Cunoo
placed in the motel box which was in
sorted in the pious; coping oi the “New
York Herald. Norwnik New and south
Norwalk Evening Sentinel together
with the name» or lost your: city of-
ilolais and a list of this years admin-
istration. A check (auditorium was
also placed in the box. upon which
we written a provision that it was
not to “be tiled Annulbuuth Howells
bani become the latent city in the
illitie and than to be debated for can
lie building proposes. Ho exercises
will be held in connection with the
building or the musculature until it
is dedicated.
‘ ~19 LBS. GRAN. SUGAR. $1.00.
liest flour. the bag.
li‘ancy static eggs, Allie doe.
ii M buckwheat. 250.
ii lbs. yellow corn meal. lilo.
li‘ancy till/up, peaches. like II).
New cltrou. 17c lb.
Creamery butter. 86c lb. A
.l. M. butt-wine, 26c. In every way
nnnnl to butter. ‘ ‘ B
We give premium ”mph with ev-
erything. anger and (tour included.
iliAEi'l‘ lNDlA TEA CO.
Tel. :ii'i. 125 Washington at.
a... s.
PUT HOSE BUNKlEB.FIED.
'i'he huhkiop at the Putnam Hols
hating fed fat upon swarm bird Built
evening. Levi Burdick having prepared
the least of chicken and Ill the mutual.
The bird undone to a brown thrn and
the bonwith iiremen'l apostlm. con»
named it to this last shred. 2M} the
bookies were amount, together with
some visitors from New Yuri: city who
were ligated a reel feed. the hired
. of which can ly be secured in good
old doom Sorbets w ~ .
rink; thught at Merrill
_ hearing at 2 o'clock this afternoon he-
lllll RBIA
A Bill Bill
Thai oi Peerless Twine and cor-
dope Company. in lieu York.
Billed Last Saturday
mmW n.
lilill. liliB llllllllnl
Still Maintains no Not Does
Know companion in Bank
.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Thomas
Motherland, of Norwalk, cleared up
the mystery surrounding the attempt~
ed cashing of a torged check or Phil
Ross, a New York crook. when he dis
covered that the mail box of the Peer.
less Twine and Cordage Company, to
which company thoc heck was con-
Hardware Company on Saturday night I
had been broken open and all
contents pllfered. Among (hi; mall,l'
in which were numerous other checks,
Aves this particular one which Ross
had with him yesterday;
it was further learned yesterday at-
ternoou, too late for the press. that§
there had been two accomplices with
Philip Rose, the New Yorker who at“
tempted toenail a romeo check for
“15:01:41. "meson Ad: Staples Hard‘
mm Company nhortlybetone noon at)
this Mlleld County National Bank. .
end that. these men took the 11:20
train for New York. yesterday morn.
ing. Ross. the captured member of
the trio. is held without bonds for at
tore Judge Edward ‘M. Lockwood.
the Nor-walk town court.
Ross was taken to Gregory's studio
yesterday afternoon where full face;
and profile pictures were taken at him
for future identification. vile etlll
sticks to his story, as told in The
Sentinel yesterday and denies any
in
friend, with the escaped man.
police, however, have positIVe infor-
. noon.
Scorn headlines. cons. amour. not/rinsed over. .A
on Wii
prosecution. ,Wh bed to domain,
openness tilwnnn e cosmos: co
(BRAIN) “Perl-I 1).. inset
This cleerdupfthe mystery as to,
how the crooks came into possession
of the check.“ one of the things which
puzzled the authorities yesterday
In. a telephone conversation,
yesterday with the above company.
Obie: Motherland was informed that
other checks are missing. The com-
pany oxpooAiiFd several in the mail that
was stolen . In their private be: in
the Width 01 their company's on.
trance. and 65 courses" letters were
taken.
When Rosa comes before Judge
Lockwood. this ”afternoon he will pro
bably be behind over for trial to the
Criminal Superior court. The amount
at [bonds tbdt Judge Lockwod may
set. cannot be estimated, but it Is lie-V
tiered u will be impossible for Rose
to get
amount. ~i'
The check.- originally tor but 322. 69.
had been altered to read for $275.
Although the treatment of the check
had been done in the most improved
methods, leaving no‘ trace for any but
an expert piper man or otherwise
carefully informed person relative to.
the effect of (acids on paper the at-
tempted cashlos was done in the most.
crude methOd imaginable.
ply came to the town” where the check
was issued. lhto the bank upon which
it was drawn and there attempted to;
cash it withbut further ado. unknown
Band with no one to identify him or.
signed by the. Huhhell 8: ”Staples the check Usually, when cashing aI
check of such amount/ a crook willI
.il.
bonds at any substantial .,
Muslim-I
General
wee-rues consonant
ly Fair Tonight and Baturdayr
BIB MIABB AB
Manoiacl'urer and Attorney Dam-
menn, oi Newvork, Appeared
”‘ lnllai case Yesterday
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BI‘I'BBIIF FABB BIIIEII
line Says Vote Was Unanimous,
(litter Says it Was Not.
Harry McLachlan, of the Lee Mc-
‘Lachlan company, testified in the case
of the Associated Hat Manufacturersi
versus the Balrd-Untledt company all
IBethel, yesterday in regard to the op-;
. position manifested by the Darebury;
Imanutaoturers against. the propoaltioni-
.to establish open shops in 1909. A
Mr. Mouse-blah was called by the de
ten-s9. about noon, utter the plaintiff
association had completed its case.‘
I
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the ‘csiabllsh a friendship or two withiui i
NM
IN B IIBBIIY *
Ibei‘oro attempting to steal the cash
‘check was. yet its treatment had been
acquaintance, save that of the casual :thelr inspection.
The.
F
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the town and an apparent residence.
(Continued on Third Page.)
IOOIOEIT IIOLO8
BAP SEVEN TIOLLEYO
Ross had two sure meals pester-l.
“A's mflgflm enjoyed . 80MB When Minotaur: Samuel. Canticld
sleep 1%.“!th “a woke retreshed attempted soaks the cross-over in the
and make his getaway Amsteuilsh.
I
though the attempted passing of the
I
done in a manner to incite much ad .
mlratlon. E
A
told pony in Welt avenue. this morning one
yesterday in every particular. lot the tracks of the car became contra
Councilman Roderick L. Chandler Ary and left the track in itself those
of Norwalk stated this morning that was nothing so very serious. but the
he saw Ross and his companion in 4”“ “I“ It “‘0“ half an ho“? ‘0 put
Water street, about an hour before “ml the car back in running shape and that
trouble at the bank. n. is believed ”WWW W“ "I“ and 80°”! ”0““
that they Went down that thorough- ““3““ were "9“ up, made the 0““
fare to inspect the hardware store more 3m“
and to appraise its worth. in order toI Probably some titty “90m" “’9'” d”
cash so “3‘89 a check they wished to layed in reaching their duties by the.
note whether 0,. not the company occurrence. some only a few minutes
would usually have such large bills but some F” a ”“3” time, F" the
Evidently they were ”um“ with cars continued to crowd up until sev
for they next entered "on tirolleye were waiting at the spot
i when the final repairs were instituted.
inspector Joseph Buckmau arrived
lug. . vile adheres to the story
a saloon. here to get a drink. in al I
probability to Astlmulate their nerve.
mation that he come from New York.
yesterday morning in company with
the two missing more. for whom the
Burns Detective Agency is
searching in the metropolis.
chief Thomas Motherland called
the New Y5rk police department on
the telephone yesterday atteruoon and
gave them a description of the two
missing men. Although they were no!
quaiuted with the fact that the mail
box of the Peerless/Twine and Cordv
use Company. of New York. had been
brokouhpeu, they said they can do
nothing .
Chief motherland also communion
ed with the Burma Detective Agency.
tinder which commy the Folrildld
County National Bank in ‘lusured. and
received promise that the detectives
forgets. (loud descriptions were pine
ed in the hands 02 the agency and
there in hope that both smoke will be
apprehended.
The tollowlng lottorw who received
by registered mail from the Peerless
Twine ti: Aim-dune ilompnwy. to whom
the check was sent by James Hubbrll.
thin morning.
New York, Nov. 14,1912. 4
Messrs. Hobbs" a stapler.
Norwclk. (Benn.
Gentlemenlwwtl been been inform-
ed sum bribe (inlet of Police or
Norweiii. coon” that u check made
out. in our {ever by you for 129.69 had
been stolen by a men who attempted
men is to be held for trial Friday.
‘ "Mrldihidfbmih. AW .
. Intercity mornings. rib idth iii
mil menial old-ion ill “or '
now I the sandy haired man if he should one
will do all in their power to locate the.
to been some in your town, end this,
on one of the seven and doapetched
the cars to complete or to partially
:complete their schedules.
The temporary cross over causes
trouble quite frequently, but is neces-
bury during paving operations in West
Aavenu'e. Several times before roars.
Bhove been held up. but their usually.
'Awne a transfer of passengers. savlugi
,‘mueh time. On this accllelou, however.§
which to all appearances was not
looking. with or without stimulation.
Councilmen Chandler would know.
him again and is practically the only
one in ‘Norwalk who on identify him
Wm”.
mimics:- bread is always good
Try it. Banner liky.. 5 Monroe St.
B Ithoae who did not wait. walked.
lull BFllllBliliiliil I w e i
» r w l
on n Bill lllfmfilniill'lil. m3
i
Arthur T. Cummings. EmployerB
Althouilh the Norbeik Board at its.‘
inmate and Taxation has not entirely
OB BM am. A. LOOK“ lip All .compietcd Ila work. having one more
meeting in which to ilnluh up and lay;
POBAOS SWAIN! I“ BONGO ftbo tax, it ill pretty thoroughly undue:
- storm that the necessary appropriation
neuron Nov l6~~Tho result oi the M the men-in'wam or the Nor-
autopsy out the body at my... mmofymaik police. bu been granted Than A
o. Towers. the twenty Illvydlbold lwo- All. WWI "'0“ "I.“ W be computed
nonverbal- who was found dead in a 0’ DWINW’V". ’0? '7 AW" anything
bath tub in I West End liotol roster» “WAN I” “19 5’0““ “Wilma"! VII!
day. use nailed with internal, to} m such a beooulty, this extra patrolman
lice officials today Medical Examiner l‘ it. .
bismuth said that until an Autopsy ban The in: in the city this your In tier4
been parturition it some not no vision mill», but Menu» oi bond issues tor
mined whether death was dug to draw» paving and other Baroness “incurred
hing- rig poison or drug was discover» during the out moire months, it in
ed to the, room occupied by the young expected ibut’ the in: will mover the
910mm, ten mill limit next year.
Millim- fit hummus. has or e um
prodnoe'bm in this city. who registers
meters hotel Wednesday httprfioon The Giulio Shop.
with Alia Powers who use employed . “all: :‘bnl'li. the in.
”dill?“ new .. . AAAAAA- ”fl” pleural...
CHI to d BtuQMF fl w, lilting lam We. email. the lb.
"ohm satire wt. Site lb .
’ been cured hams. sec in.
clinched noble ids iii.
. films rib reset. is Mo to tile lb.
Try our bridesmaids “tings. beet
m
i _ «av-MODERN filAflKl‘l‘
l
the book
,makes a number of recommendations
'lng greater safety to the
4 v
‘ and with a healthy appetite this morn- drum of the Reynolds Motor Car Com- ,
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Coroner John ii Phelan Elves ills Findings on the Spill. A
Express Wreck on October 3rd, iii'AWlllch Seven Pars
Their” Lives and Several Were, Injured .
Bill Hill lllllllnlll penicillin in _
llln BF Billiliiill Hill null llns
Recommendations Made for improving the Service and“
lug Greater Saieiy tor Passengers , I
Coroner John J. Phclan of Bridge-
port, in his finding on the wreck of
the Springfield Express on the New
Haven Railroad in Saugatuck on Gold.
her 3 in which seven persons were
killed, finds the dead engineer. George
l,Clark criminally responsible for the
death of Jessie Hamilton Ransom.
and of the passengers killed. and finds
concurring responsibility on the part
oi! the \‘ow Haven mad for allowing
an unsafe crossm er at that point. He
gnishemwere in working order
insufficient to quench snob a'Aifi'
was caused by the hot coals fr .
engine box. ‘
He further dude that the tra
was insufficient; that the track 3
ment was worse than on myrrh
he examined, but not respouslli
the wreck; that steel cars would
prevented the tire and sub
deaths, but that the company i
as well in such equipment a
. companies; lat longer cross
forimproving the service and insur-
traveling
public He finds that the tire extin-
w...
violates Mill
* , mom veers A...
The local plumbers, steamlitters and
tin smith’s organisation has made de-
mand on the employers in this section
for a higher wage schedule. The men
ask for an increase of ilfty cents a
day. They are now receiving $3.50.
which averages 821 per week for eight
hours' work day. hinder the proposed
schedule the men desire pay at the
rate of H a. day but want a halt holl-
day on Saturday aftemoou, which gives . _
their“ wages of 322 a week. to the minute when it comes to
The {imposed schedule is to "Aka cl. a successful dance for the stink ll
feet on April 1. 1913. and the employ- 10W“ assembly hail under "W ‘
era have until January lot, 1913, to of Court Nari-uh N0. 58 F at
make a reply to the demands 0! the gree team “'38 one Of the hi“
men. As yet the. employers have not 00% 0' ““9 3933M- “ I5 9'
gotten together on the subject but one All“ “"99 Mildred were “”59”
or them stated today that he did not in: the eveulns to enjoy the i! \
think the demands oi the men would and i0 WING” Ute BXMWMNTI
be grantedA the team.
...._.._._..........._.._.. The hull was prottily decorliied.
rcdpnlbite and blue streamers of
LOAN OF Pia PORK 140 LB
. his running crisscross of the co.
On rticulnr tort of the adorn“
Home made sausage. lie and “lo. e m I ‘
Sulall lean fresh home. 160.
was that on the orchestra platloriir
at A.” in large letters in rod, in
Lean fresh shoulder, ”c' and blue papermndlightell elect
11336 of spring lamb. late and 16:: This move“ moat attractive.
lies; cut shoulder stock. A? 12:21.“ exhibition drill or lbs “9
“m“ pot roast. ‘2 I 20 heartily appreciated by all W ,
Prime “b ”M" “B" because at the-danclugtlmo" ‘
Chm“ rib "m“ “3 1'2“ the doors was extended until 1
New corned Bork” BM instead oi midnight for cloelufh
Clinics netlvo lowly, 20c IIi. planned
Native roasting chickens. 25o. l-“eidlor‘n orchestra with the ch
Fresh ”3'3" “W” “”9 “B‘Od' 30c dost furnished the movie for the on
lluiicrino. 20c and the lb.
Sweet inlay oranges. 30c due.
the oral! line style.
ill in who armn oil
‘ navics' manner “mm" " 3
fair are the followinsr Cheri
Darren J. Moore. Frank Rituals _
Iiyerrrlrrdnk Couch. Hugh biog ;
Thomas (tonnlliiy. 'llurry Mills
John German
Newly DescraiedA‘l‘Awn
lily ilall Pretlily Adorned
Flags and Bunting:
The Court Narruit boys prove
cluslvely last evening that the
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flOlle IO EIOEO
ROCHIWTER, N. Y.. Nov. BALM“ s .4,”an "33¢ng you
nie- ilc the annual convention oi the weak
Amfioin meluml OI lather hm‘ll' “may; Pflulmry' g and Gold!
on a sigh of relief when they gathered Ii‘lcur my 1,“, 73mg it“!
{or the days session and remand Chili m2, ”mm flonr' 250; 5.,
the light of tweaeydwo you? stand: mlum cloamargarino. but 13,,
in; between til. litter-nailed“ Anociw ”A.“ White “A," mm
W“ ‘ud lint Witter Fitter“ and WE pk”. mm“ "HEB. 2M, .
United Association of Plumbers. Gus
Filters and atom Fitteril‘hnd at imit _. tob‘rnhl. ill'l'kl his
necessities. The convention hits you Following the uncut . _ ‘
tsidoy decided that no such organize. Sentinel villi bulletin the Y
lion a. the international Association tea toothed unionism
existed in the eye: a the reduction. The story of each play will
The convenient will listen to placed upon the bulletin
day to the honour and bemoan-up have
or. who will on or industrial
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brainwashing, "in: their
’oon
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