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Received With Pleasure by the Prisoners and Their
’ K Friends. and Thanks were Given the iury
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Outcome ol the Case Likely to
the others Now Pending in Court
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E iSALEM, Mass, Nov. 26.——“Not gull:
lty," is the verdict of the jury in the
case of Joseph J. Ettor. Arturo Gio-
nzaunit-ti and Joseph Caruso for the
murder of Anna Lopizzo. who Was
killed in a. Lawrence textile strike
riot last winter.
.When the three men had heard the
:words freeing them from the awful
charge, they embraced and kissed
each other in the prisoners’ cage.
Giovnnnittl then sprang to his feet.
“Gentlemen oi! the jury," he said, his
face beaming with joy, “in the name
lot dustice,.truth and civilization, 1
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' Two More Business Blocks to
' {-u' n
bei Ereoted in South Norwalk
Very Soon
"South Norwnlk is about to enter up-
on another building bond; which will
Bonuses that which this progressive lit-
tle city Khan‘experienc‘ed‘ during the
past year," is the statement made by
a well informed Washington street bus-
iness man last Saturday. Further in.
formation, except that to his know-
ledge two large and handsome brick
business blocks were soon to be erect-
ed in the near future. he refused to be
responsible for.
it is understood. however, that one
ot the two business blocks mentioned
will contain a. double deck of stores,
that is, room for spacious sud unto-
dste stores on the first two floors with
probably oiilce rooms on the third and
fourth (loom. or the other structure
little is known. The new Rodner block
in South Main street, is not included in
these new structures mentioned.
The growth of South Norwalk nod
the stimulation of business within the
past twelve months has been little
short (It wonderful. It is not a "boom"
under the ordinary constructional the
word, but a nstumi month and branch
King out which is the direct result or
many years of prermrntion and sensible
and businesellke administration.
lllowevor. the growth of the city here-
borers has’hoen gradual, but during the
met your business blocks have sprung
up everywhere, real estate values also
have soared, business has grown good
and the prospects of the city mday em
titty per cent. better than they were
two year; ago The driven-t of more
business concerns is now expected and
twill he sought. The comuoston ot
dwelling houses, while rapid to expect
led to boom in order that the people
coming into the city my be properly
token cure of. The future is oemnlnly
bright
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Strictly first quality A No it nicely
' Funny mix nuts. lilo lb.
Kliloujiisb meiosis. 16o lb.
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Have Some Bearing on That of
As he set down the court interpre-
ter, Alfred Sacco, rose for Caruso and
said:
“Mr. Caruso desires me to say that
he wants to thank you all, and. now
that he is free, he says that he was
innocent of the crime"
,Ettor, the leader of the strike at
Lawrence and chief center oi! interest
that has aroused worldwide atten~
tion, addressed the jury;
“May it please the court," he said,
“I thank you not only tor myseitmiiut
in the name of my companions. I
(Continued on Sixth PmJ .
ooIIKKIth' me
seems *Ioslmj
Imkwood's dial! has been ensued
8.9 the placetor holding the commits
ers’ mass meeting to protest against
conditions on the New York, New H“?
ven and Hartford. this evening.
Kit is understood that there will be
u. discussion of safety devices which
are intended to prevent railroad
wrecks.‘ The following statistics,
showing the number of killed, Imam .
and. collisions on milroads at the
country in the Dastfnl‘ne yesre has
been furnished The Sentinel:
Year Killed Injured COIIEIIOM
1902 2.810 39.800 6.042
1903 3.554 45.977 6.167
1904 3.787 51.343 0,436
1905 3.789 55.466 0.224
1906 4.225 66,706 7.19!
1907 8.000 78,286 8.026
1909 2.791 03.920 9.670
1910 3.804 82.374 11.779
.1911 3.519 60,236 - 11.806
Total . .37,052 more tense
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*HEESE, CHEESE.
Snappy. cream. Welsh rareblt.
Edam, K pineapple and American
cheese. Nelson H. Hoyt's.
“HOME-MADE
mincement. grams conserve. jelly and
candles out Nelson H. Hoyt'o. “
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‘NEW YORK, Nov. 20. mFlremen and
police were searching for bodies today
through the monitoring ruins or the
Union Sulphur Works, Brooklyn and
two ndjolnlnx blocks swept by it dies
estrous fire late yesterday Eight men
and reported missing. nod ulthough it
is believed they Wore merely unoc-
counted for in the enactment, the
search is being nourished so a pro
enutionury measure. or the fifteen so
moved to the hospital gone but! one.
numbed this morning. A‘ ‘
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“The ladle! 0t 3t; Paul’s Child will: ' ‘
have a display and sale of Thanksgiv-
ing (sods. flowers and royal-n in the
Window of Glendonni‘n‘s’s drud store.
tomorrow niternoon twin is lit
“Glover's open window even.
in. omen all only councils. Illinois-
.—
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Bib etc! tron tor the center
. Sill 1
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House at 265M East Avenue, nwn-
[ed by Otto Stoll,Boi Newark.
Somewhsillemagsd
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Mrs. Hoyt, in Upper Part oi the
Building. lies Slight Damage
A small tire occurred at the house
owned by, Otto stall, of Newark. New
Jersey, in East avenue, lastveveniug.
fut about 6 o'clock, which for a time
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WAUKEGON. on, Nov. sow-The
number or deed. lodurod and missinl
its u result of the explosion in the
plant oi the idem Pooduots We!
company here. mterdey. was found
to be smaller then at first believed.
. Early. today. eight persons are
‘ B' known who M; dour Ire missing
and 24 injured on. in a hospital, near-
l’ysll or when ere in e. precarious
condition. Only one ot the dead no
mine identified. Women and po-
lice sre still Work!“ in the mine in
search of more bodes.
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—-mmva Iu‘nKevs 28o Inst soc LB.
Long Island ducks, 25c lib.
- Fansy stutter! geese. 22c.
Fresh-killed native turkeys. 28c
and 30c lb.
Choice native towls, 20¢.
Native roasting chickens. 22c.
Small lean fresh hams, 16c.
Lean troah shoulders, 14c.
Homemade chums, 16c.
Large fancy celery, 6c root.
Eggs, warranted good, 300 doz.
HAYES‘ MARKET.
~Everything tor Thanksgiving in
form or druit,‘ vasomotor. dates and!
figs can be had at Ghtotto and Co's
store. Music Hall Block. . Phone 1345.‘
Big Cemmu:
ers’ Mass
Meeting 0 ~ Protest
to, 2‘9 34' 'r'
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Gyo‘ the Blood, Whitey Lewis.
Letty Louie and lingo Frank
emu Three wear. to Live
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Wanted Judgment Arrested
NEW YORK, NOV. 26 .——"Gyp the
Blood. '- “Whitey" we, “Deity
lame." and "Demo Milk," the gun-
men convicted of the murder of Her-
man Menthol; Were sentenced by
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won-men ronccns'r.
Loon snow or‘raln lenient.
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, or South Norwslk.
KWlLL CONSIDER DEVICES :TO SAFEGUARD
TRAVELING PUBLIC BY PREVENTION OF
ACCIDENTS; ’ BROUGHT ABOUT! BY. CARE-
LESSNESS Am CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE OF
THE NEW YORK NEW HAVEN 8t HART-
FORD RAILROAD. COMPANY
E, in exchsnue. Tho Sperry and Hutch
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That They Gould iloi Beach a Verdict and They
Were Accordingly Discharged
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arrwn'wsnr '2:
Debate oi the Twelve Men Wes Hosted and Angry words
Frequently itesrd During the Night
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60811le N. Y., Nov. ‘26 .wAiter‘de-B “You will mum gentlemen,"
liberating for more than tourteen Emma the court in tech, "8MP
hours, the jury in the case of Burton anather attempt to find a. yard!
W Gibson, charged with the murder Gibson clenched down in h
or his client, ‘Mrs. Rose Menschlk when Foreman Hicks announce
Ssabo, reported to Justice Tompkins. agreement
shortly site's 11 o'clock this morning (ace in her hands and wept lo'nB
that they could not agree on a. ver- the jury door nod 010m can
dict. They were accordingly dis- the jury.
charged: ‘ I During their stay. in the con
The difllcuity the jurors encounter- one juror wanted to know n th
ed in making up their minds was to find that Mrs. Subs weest
disclosed early this morning when to death in order to return a,
they died into the courtroom and told 01 conviction. He was told you
Justice Tompkins that they could not ' . ,
agree.
sinus Interim .
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Belegntious fromsl‘rinity Friendly.
Kst. Paul's and
Grace Friendly societies, of Norwolk,
attended the associates’ gathering
and the Neighborhood members" goth.
orins of the Girls' Friendly society
held at: Christ Church Weetport. yss~
terday afternoon and last evening, re-
spectively. The delegates report that
they had a delightful time and that
both meetings were declcedly help-
t‘flo .
in the afternoon the associates mot
and discussed matters pertaining to
the interests of their side or the
work. They also enjoyed an excel-
lent supper in the evening.
In the' evening the Friendly Boole
ties were royally entertained by
Christ Church Friendly and listened to
addresses by the diocesan president.
Miss Margaret Jackson, of Middle-
townk and Rev. Mr. Biacirhlock, rec-
tor of Christ Church.
There were present at the meet-
ings besides these who Went from
The Non-walks. delegations from lli‘air-
ne‘d, Southpurt and Westport.
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~RED LETTER DAY.
10 s. H. stomps Tree Wed. Nov. 27th
to all adults. Not more then one set
to each person. Bring in your cou-
pons and pertinulnrly your Hamilton
coupons and receive 8. and H. stamps
Two automobilists were ‘B .
yesterday. in that they were not
or badly iniorcd and further
considered lucky that the KIM
the collision was not. Mr. 2 '
messes state that the maiden .
the fault or both men, sneer-Kc
Partrlck, or Wilton, and Jul
Vssst, or South Norwslk, in
their failure to heed, the deceit! B
keeping carom] watch when to
a corner in one instance and" '
an intersecting street in the 0th
Mr. Vasst, driving his Ford Bil , ,‘
sine up Want revenue on his Why
to Dunhury and Frederick Juliet-t
driving his oar-out oi! Mervin st,
on his way to Booth Norwaik,
at the corner or Admin , B
and West avenue, and Wild new“
street to the curb in from of the,
idonca of Judge Henry W.
both machines were somewlwt
used, but both were in at 00
to be run to garages tor
s‘bonly leftward.
Chief Thomsueuetheriund B
chief Thomas Bradley. or N
with s homespun reporter. was
on the scene 0! the Accident
horticulars. Ari tar as could lie 1
ed both men were so much
the). neither had anything to
plain shout the other. Minot!“
. Patrick 11me believe: that it:
Mr. Vaut'g carelessness his.
rick himself is a WE driver,
a. witness told u reporter his
curtains were down at the
the accident, though they h B
removed before tug; swivel or .
lies.
The accident proposed I
lotion (30.. 13 No. Main St.
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will!“ GRBAMEHY aUT‘i‘Efl. 88c.
10 lbs. granulated sugar. 31.00.
Our best liour, 'ldn box.
Red or yellow onions, 25c pin.
Pure Klsrd. 140 lb.
' Our store in chock full of. good
thins: for the Thanksgiving tnblo and
prices are low enough to suit the
most economical. “
K EAST lNDlA TBA 00..
Tel. 371. 126 Washington St,
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~THE New MpbitBRN MANKI’E‘.
,K 'l‘nrlr’eyii of superior bunllty. the ‘
sonic merit of mod we have bundled
Fm. our. Partner on»: ;
econ in Wit street;
it so I arm for reporter
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