Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 30, 1912 · page 1

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line Prisoner TooIt Illi Her Shoes Alter Sentence Had Been

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Pronounced, and Hurled one at the Head of the Magistrate

Clerk at the Court

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MISTAKE Hill

flHAIIBEliIIR III EXAIIHIIIER

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Tendon Postal butt-ages assumed

and Much valuable Hail Matter

is Destroyed by Acids

 

, nonhuman, Scotland, Novi 30.--Mii.
‘i‘tflnt suttragettes today brought about
two scenes or extreme violence in
, )wvhich a woman‘s e'lioesoindi a house-
iwhip were used as weapons.
3 The first outbreak occurred when
three or the women, Joyce Locke, Fun-
‘ny Parker and) Mary Polook, who had
been caught where Chancellor Lloyd
. neorge was to speak, were brought he-
tore the magistrate.

,‘Mfter hearing the evidence, the ma-
gietrnte remanded them for turther in.
,‘uuiry. After he informed) them of this,
Upyce Leché removed her shoesand
hurled one or them atthe magistrates

shin counters

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I ,BWIFT iQIileNT, Sash, Nov. 30.
.'---‘A' brains are is sweeping south 011'
here over a territory. dorty miles wide
and extending to the North Dakota
alip‘undary line. may Term r.bulldingo
'Hud haystwclcs have been burned.

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ftm l-‘IIESII unis lilo to.

2, 110311 fresh shoulders, tic.
Loin of pig pork, 150. ‘
. {Tome made sausage, 16c.

fleet out shoulder steak-12 l—Zo.
' Lean pdt roast, 12 1-20.
Rib roast beat, 12 1-20.
Prime rib mast, 13c.
Choice native towls, 20c.
Roasting chickens, 25c.
Fresh e888. 80c.
Rutterine, 20c and 251:.

HAYES‘ MARKET.

 

 

 

1;. ‘ SAID BOY AWULTED HER.

Fannie Andaman Makes Belated Com-
plaint Against Her Alleged Husband
:Fannia Andersonot Not-walk, and
Robert Roy. 0! South Nor-walk, the two
young Weenies who «WON: arrow
edit: July en‘s. charge or fornication
‘ after having gone through theoero
mower marriage moduli they thought
to have been legal and which proved to
he a tame through the bungling oi the
minister in charge, are again in the
police llnioiinht. last night Miss und-
arson reported In tthorwutk police
that she had been ”united by Mr. Roy
in Raymond street. '
According to the story at the com-
, Molding party the‘auault took place
8 ‘ at 9:30 o'clock. Theflouth Namath
* police “were not advlasa until 11:30 o»
clock and during the two hours "Roy
had disappeared Why Fannie shdhld
‘ hm, waited two hours and then not!
do the police in Nowell: is pussiini
Ollie! William R. T'enninsiion. The
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head end then threw the other at the
head of the clerk to! the court. She
was promptly committed tor contempt

The second outrage was committed
by one of the membeds of a. party of
suffragettes who were waiting at the
railroad etatlou‘forr .the departure ct
Chancellor Lloyd George. The women
mistook the Rev. Forbes Jackson for
the Chancellor of the Exchequer in dis-
guise. She flashed the clergyman
across the d’sce with a heavy horse~
whip and was at once arrested.

(Continued on twelfth page.)

DEPII I'I INTEL
~OI

The beauty ot‘the Follower-aft de
gree was explained to“three ‘csndt
dates at on: Well Lodge, "No. 108, F.
and A."'M., last‘evening‘o’n the ecce-
eion oi the annual emote: visitation
of District Deputy 11'. ‘L. Wilder, of
Bridgeport. Deputy Wilder, in a
short address" complimented the 01‘
tlcers of the lodge who conducted the
degree. About one hundred were in
attendance. and visitors iron: St
John's Dodge. No. 8, or Norwaik.
Temple Lodge or .Westpoi-t, and
Bridgeport and Georgetown: were
among the number.

An oyster stew with all the fixings.
and cold meats, fruit and other good
things graced the festive hoard, and
all sat down to a repeat that will
long he remembered

 

wLADIEB’ AID SAEE.
On Tuesday. Dec. 3d, the ladies of
the First M. Til. Church will hold a
sole or fancy and domestic articles:
homo-made broad, rolls, pie and cake,
from 11a. in toot.30p inst lit
North Main St. and oh Weduesdsy.
I‘loc. 41h. (rem 9 a. in. until 8 p. m.
at some piece, a rummage solo.
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JHUBBAND AND Mil“ QUA‘H‘RlA-s
Joseph Clurslti and wile of Norwalk
have been having some family troubles
utter having been misrried a down
yours and this morning these were sir-
ed batons Jethro lit M. mhwwd.
Gui-ski etayod not too ions; on
'i‘hunlutglulhg morning end when he
wont homo an argument ended in his
being struck with e dstiron Yester-
day the argumentms will: with and
more trouble eunuch. terrorist hill:
and Chief Losth’orisnd trout to the Our»
ski homo 11nd arrested litr. amid: '
{Hg was ohsmdswibh bunch of the
pence and stuck.“ Alum .Mckwood
continued the em until Daocmlier tilt
and ordered aortic to psy his 115111: it
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. Decrees: In Hot ilebi hospital I

ilemeods tor Repairs and
Bettermaiiis .‘ ”

I Whitfield countyauditors, William G.

 

daynndthoyarereedyboewearthwt

ohm .

The county commissioners have had
ahusy year and their report shows
that the etandard oi succesetuimnn

ago m been. maintained. , .
The figures show that the county has
a cash distance of 340.151. 91 which is
about the same as a. year ago, despite
an unusual demand to:- repairs and M‘
terments in the bridge and court house
departments.

County's Funded Debt.
The county’s funded debt is $145.-
IIOI), but to outset that isa sinking fund
oi $9,561.16 and the cash balance men-
tinned above, which would reduce line
net debt to about $95,000 oi about thir.
ty-eight cents per capita.
To this might also he added the‘hto-
ger’ s trusoiund, which was created last
year through the settlement of the no.
gers' will cube. This hind amounts to
$16,000 and it earns enough interest
to pay for that amount of bonds, so that
the real interest charging debt is but
$79,000, a splendid showing for a mum
ty of the slat oi Fairiieiil.
Mark ct istt apt.
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vault tot mill” documents and placing
oi steel shelves her public records in
the county court house and the intro-
duction of a vacuum cleaner plant in
the same building.
In the matter or mung liquoril-
censor: thezrecordaohow that the num-
ber of retail licensee is now 591. There
are 24 wholesale, 9i beer and 117 drux,
making a total of 826. ‘ .

The” receipta for tha'yesr were 3237.
574.34. 01 this $87,767.41! went to the
county sad the balance to the towns.
Bridgeport received $139,191.35. 'i‘helle
llama do not show much change’ns
compared with a your age. , The re-
strictive license law is steadily reducs
log the number in most or the town.
There are, heirever, more license
town. now than ever hetero and the
next year will show an increase In the
total granted tlorlioeneea. The bslance
in the county on September 801ml. the
end 0! the fiscal year, was $40,151.93.

 

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~MOND‘AY HieHr.

Alphas (Halter, Paar-linen, Loosen.
Schroeder. Leonard) vs. Norwullts.
High School vs. Bixth Company sec
ond team. Bushman. Dancing.
Armory. »
Wm
Lieu-1's m aenlucwooo.
Councilman itmiti: Makes Home impor-
tent Recommendations.
At the meeting or the item: or Eleo-
trlcni commissioners mulch wss held
last MM 0::an Jdtu H. Smith
commutes on light: around and re
commended some improvements to the
lithium elitism Whom Mars
osnoulstail to better conditions is their
maul . 11 '
councilman Health is untold: s deep
trinity oi! the street inbuilt which:
instills autopilot» work it: suinteili»
sent and scientific manner. the is to
be commended Mir “9!" in: More:
no indications or» that the whole are
wt

Johnson of um and Styles M. ‘

’Olark oi.’ Manned, have lbeen. at world
looking over the county books. They ‘ . _
are about to complete their inbuilt W

they never mount: the book in better ‘

agement instituted about twenty years .

lurymo‘u Were Ouiihdy Three

round guilty last night at bribery 1

” iew who expected :1. verdict inst:

Hours in a Hall

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NEWYosK. Nov ”wineries H.
Hyde. former city amulet

connection with -
his duty no city nuclei. Th
which has been eating his

the supreme sous} tandem lit vet;
dict shortly after min after near-
ly three and a . It hours' delivera-
tlon. '
Justice Got! r

 

ended Hyde'until
December 4 and tome:- chamber.
Iain was led an the ‘iBrtdp'e e0!
Sight” to a ceili thefl'ombs. “was
his first taste otprison lira, tor he
had been at libs , y on bail since his
indictment and during his trial.
Verdict clinics Quickly.
When the ease peas given to the
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short a, time‘ and when word came
from the 111:? that it wished tolle-
port Justice (lot! was not at hand.
it was nest-twill minute. hetero he
trimmed. Hyde was brought in and
heed the injury,

As the word “guilty" toil £11111 the
town’s ilpa, -Hyde's eyes. which
had been fixed on the turor'a face.
did not fiver and he were. norevi'
dance at emotion. ,

Alter his counsel. John B. ltsnclv
sole, use sated ibr‘ ind oat-lime the
privilege oi inking such motion in
the cases on Wednesday next a. no
deemed proper the “pedigree" of the
former chemist-lain was taken.
Hilde answered ’the questions in s
.ciear voice. When he came to be led
swsy he flushed and walked with
drooping head to the door.

Justice (loll. in discharglng the
Jury. thanked its member: for their
attention to the ease and their "con-
scientious dteehsrgo of duty.”

Neithsrliir. Btsnchdeid nor Ms: D.
atelier. «Hyde‘s counsel, would come
want upon the verdict. Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Moss, who conducted
the prosecution, was mice in his rs-
marks. .
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AN IXPIRIflIflT.

Could I be mother tor a: My.
son it lilo mitts no ,

I’m our. she'd learn u lot o‘ things
'ilout which we don‘t agree. ,.
l'd shy. f‘iiovr, dome. 'won’t you have

Allotments“ of outlet
You vaguely also three so the,
Do. dear anotherm
Than rd W, "Oil. don‘t so toiled:
I'VHW ”fl, 7”:
no :It on lot an hour or two.
01'- Iobttti«,wohlt you not!" .
My school dress is e dull. out brown.
“My last costs bright and up:
no rd sail,- ‘musilm. you may .wssr
Your “but «out fiery day." ~ ‘

 

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‘ ‘. Davie represented Loveioy. who was
lined a total or 32? and costs.

 
 
 
 
 

, to the charge or carrying concealed

was calm museum .

, ilton. has.
bet he did not

‘ “not
assault with

, y n M. Lockwood, for
the town oi Wilton. Attorney Leo
the
‘aesauit" and the “outwit with in-
tent to kill an murder" charges be
ing thrown out after the defendant
had pleaded not guilty in these and

weapons.._lie pleaded guilty to in-

day, and while intoxicated the cause
or which was his attempt to drown
bio grist at the loss or his wits a
short time ago. tired sixteen shots
iron: a revolver and generally die-
turhed the peace and quiet of peace-
iui Wilton. in "i9 course o: Love—
joy‘a spree he proved his marksman-
ehip by shooting the brass tips iron:
the born at one or 9 pair or cattle
in Sccdetd's blacksmith shop. He
was out until patterdsp‘ under bonds

 

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and murder. but fir. Abbott said that

(Abbott's) person and that when
told to put up his gun, he did so
without further. ado. This charge was
More polled.

filer intoxication, breach or the
peace, and the carrying 01 concealed
weapons. Wejoy was lined $7 $10
111111110. respectively. with the costs,
sit or which was paid. ‘

lame! is s popular young man,
has hosts oi friends who were sorry
to learn or hie indisoretiona and who
are pleased to learn at his light new
titles. He is known here so a. peace-
rui law abiding citizen and has held
”the respect at all who know him.

Wm
Till: ohmic: Nomi/s.
The days are getting shorter
And the nights are getting long;
Th. clothes will econ its blasted.

« But the world it titled with song:
Forum there's something better
Than s few windblown perfumes.
file to. world will shed no that drops
Nor grieve tor the blasted blooms.

Arm-the night'i! liming longer.
Md 1: shorter is the tiny ;

We can t the last out sooner.
had one up onto water:

We can put out the nun bottle
And in his and solely hasps

We curl up on the tosth‘srs’
And locum in ledger sleeps.

so. ultimo!!! The" outdoor: l‘sdtnt
xAnd is dwindling into tall

And the pink rose them are dropping
Yet we do not taste it sit;

on, the em nod yellow hasten
to not no to

A: the edge

“tout doi- Gross near suntan. to super-
intend the operations or the dictates. shall ramatn Turkish tarri .

Wham unison. _,
9min with Wt on William Al» ‘ "
boil: and assault with intent to kill ,

Loveloy made no mote to harm his ‘

‘ herd fought some.

‘ trite adventure oi the slippery ground

 
 

MEX-A, Montenegro, Nov. sow-Tim

I homoerdnuent oi! the Tuition fortress
, or Scum vise resumed by the Monte:

negrinie today. Their artillery has
been reinforced. ’ : _
Kins Nicholas with his retell! have

lug ‘nrmy. H ,
, The Monenegrin government has
designated three delegates to proceed
toilette to take part in’ the eventual
peace negotiations.

mNDON, New. 30 .—-A late dis-
patch from Peru to the Daily Chron»

19

”—3.
The Alphas of New Yosl: who are to

Monday night are. regular attractions
hene every Season. They are a sturdy
handplaying bunch and always have
made it: interesting for the home team.
[loosen the captain, is ranked as one o!

and has played in the 'Hudson River
league with Catskill. The Alphas Il~
ways come up here in great form and
to play this live this early on the echo
dule Indicates the confidence which the
locals have in themtclves this winter.

The High: are booked to meet e. lo.
cal live the second team or the Sixth
Company. The latter are to be streng-
thened for this contest hy .the.assls~
tance oi Kelley of the Navals and Jack
Guesnirl. The other players are Capt.
iskiyuu, Mellhoucy‘und Webb, some 0d
the best young players available. Dan-
cing relieve the names. After the AI.
phase, the mm 01' "Heine Zimmerman"
is to come here on December 11th Then
on the 16th the much talked of at.
Gabriele moire their iiret appearance
here, otter several wins over Stanton

 

DANDURY DEATH NORWALK.
Hattlnp Boys Come Back Strong With
More of 18 to I).

Danbury High avenged its‘ii for all
previous detects at the hands of its
bittorast continent. Nowell: with. on
Thursday morning on the White street
wounds when the least have detected
the visiAo’rI by a store of 18 to 0 in s
The day was so-
oscislly invorablo to mnhury High as
the pisyers mated to know just howto

 
 
 
 
 

 

hurl lest no opportunity to weep their
opponents oil! their feet. The Norwalli
mm rowed hatter still It: the sub
shoe or the some, and were particulat-
ly good on intruded passes,

 

 

it Will Be Signed Tomorrow, deserts e correspondent to

London Daily chronicle

 

SIXTHAW. IIIIIIIAI'

oppose the Sixth Company team on .

the most'ehle ccubernien in New York 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ity tor stating that the tie
the allies and. Turkey to
once tit Tghutaldja this
(Friday) reached a. solid ;
agreement which some well
ly peace negotiationh. ;
"It was ogreed that Adria

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

certain stipulations, which WA
elude probably the reduction ,
fortifications. ‘
“Turkey will enter the
Confederation for custom puma
“Albania is to he an anion”,

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tinue to act as manager of that

Hedges in thus disposing
rumors that he had stemmed to
into the services of Roger Bree ‘
deposed manager of the St Louis
tionais. decla to was titers"
satisfied with BtoVail‘e work. H.
be non tried hard to obtain 3
lion's services as a outlier, but ‘
'mnnazer. He added, however. _ ,
Breenahan was not in a. thofli"
leave the National league.

sniootoorisirre
'ro‘ tilts: ,

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was present last evening st the
In; and also Counsel .1. .T W sh.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Podium decision was at
vote to take on appeal will

Ward 11.01er berth: can
has round the extol. condition: .
bottom where the new pier sh
will be loathed: nod the finding

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

oesssry chance in the blend.
med puns were were the »
last evening and their solid .1
client to test 11ch mean to

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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