ummm ‘ .
women
.‘ Six liens Burn in Wreck atWare-
yon' re not advertis-
lng In The Sentinel.
HAHHWIH APPHIHHA liH
-. HHHHH HEHHEHS lH SHAHE
Democratic Leaders Believe That This Plan Will Clarity the
Situation and insure capable Ditlcers; and the ilepndit.
‘cans and Democrats Locally illade Divided Honors
W
SHAHE HISHHAHEEHE SHHAHBEES HE HHE HASH
EEHH
HEARS HIHEH AS EXAMPLES
1" III-um
Would Permit of the Legislators Attending to Other Duties it
This Course Was Pursued
' HARTFORD, Jan. ' 11.—Gi7\'ernor
(Baldwin in an interview, yesterday,
made plain his attitude on the state
judgeship controversy and the Demo
,cratlc Senateand Republican House
will now be advised of his views which
may or may not influence them in
their attitude towards the town, city»
and borough court problem.
lWOUH Let Gellernor Appoint.
(Democratic legislators have been tu~
.vorlng the idea of enacting a new low
taking the power of appointing town
and city court judges out of the hands
of the legislature and placing it in the
hands of the governor. Democratic
house Point-No One is Ser- .
., , lonely injured .
WAREHOUSE POINT,Jan.11--'I‘he
(‘m‘ineoticut rivet empress northbound,
on the New York New Haven and
A Hartford railroad crashed into freight
,No. 868 shortly after .8 o’clouk last
night. and six ifreight cars were burn-
ed alter having been derailed. A
stova in the caboose was overturned.
causing the tire. Traffic on the main
line was blocked at a late hour lust
ought. ‘
The accident is sold to have occur-
irod owing to a mistake in signals.
Freight 368 was just. hacking into n
cross-over. when the express appear-
ed. Another trtdght was a mile
ahead, and signals become confused.
according to statements made here.
The express was about t2 minutes
late and was going at such a speed
that it, was impossible to shut oil
the power in time to avert the col-
lision. No one was seriously hurt,
tlioisgh Richer-ii cm of Springdnlc.
messenger on the express, was slightly
out.
A wrecker “was sent here from
Hartford to clear the trucks.
eIIIiisowsiI oven .
llllDEll semen BAIL
roe Tiilliili THEFTS
William Bowen. Allie New Haven rend
iimkomen. who was arrested inst wool:
tor the thrift of a number oftrnnke
mm New Heron road. stations, ,sts
‘ Ionnd over to the superior court under
38.000 ball by Judge Samuel E. Hort.
in the poles court. New Haven. yester-
day, when he Withdraw his (plea of
not «guilty on' the their. charm and
waived examination. He will he tried
during hire present session or the su-
perior court.
been made with Btato’il' Attorney Ali
tug
Only one count was tiled extinct the
man in the Javier court. its out:
in presents that. he Will be we to.
, ‘ shower hoi- the illicit doves outer A_ g
arrangements Davin .
chemo «with mum on. trunks vals‘
oed,’ with their continue. or else. it. ,
leaders believe that this would clarify
the situation as well as insure excel-
lent men for these positions. Many
long days are consumed at each see.
sion of. the general Assembly? in iight~
lug over the court positions of the env-
crul cities and towns of the state and
bitterness and hard feeling of a lasting
nature has resulted on many occa-
alone.
A Disgraceiul Squabbie.
Two years ago the New Haven
judgoship light was
enzucted at Hurttord and the business
(Continued an eighth page.)
‘eovrniioiiocciinss _
re mien notes
.an. HAVEN, Jen. - 11.-Govei‘nor
Baldwin today declined to make any
statement whatever as to "whether he
would take a hand in the situation de
veloped ,by the‘probabie declination
at the Democratic senators to pass
the joint rules which the Republican
house not through on Wednesday,.i
nor would he have anything to say
went the report current that he in-
tended to send a communication to
both. branches next Tuesday asking
the members to get together for the
suite 0! the state. at is understood
that Governor Baldwin has been in»
formed of the details of the confer-
ence oi the committee of five Demo-
cratic senators, when they devised
means by which joint rules can be
passed, but not the joint rules as sent
up it: the senate.
HUMIDLT LilllIE
ELEDTS OFFIDEHI
At the meeting of Humboit Lodge.
No. 8. 0. i). ll. 8.. that was held lost
evening. the otflcers recently elected
were Installed and were as ioilown:
I'rosidenb—Diedl‘lch iiohn.
Vice-Presidentwfltchord Noaok.
Recording Secretary—“A. Dunks.
Financial Secretarymlienry Gmdo.
-'i‘reasumr—~Adivm Etchmidt. , .
The otflcere were installed by First
Grand Vicn- President John News»
baur.
LDlil or PiD roll; inc Lil.
nest out. shoulder steak, 12 l in.
been not meet, 12 Lite.
Rib roast beef. 12.1-2c and tile lb.
Lego ot‘ opt-lug lamb, inc. ‘, '
Forenunrtor opting lamb, tile.
aortas lamb chops. loo.
Smelt ieendmh horns. 18c.
. Loan trash shouldm.‘lic. H
Home anode ”use“. 16c. .. '
llreaiiiut bacon by the strip. alto.
Native mung chickens. alto ,
Choice young fowis. soc lb.
is lb. nail Hoycs‘ pure told. title
611mm We 800 m
.Butterlne. 10- «and disc lb. u
, ‘ . ‘ HAYES’IIADKET.
a
disgrucefully.
‘ 7. Board oi the Nowell: donuts? one,
It iii-inn],
iflRHISHHARiii
James D. Bright, Nephew oi Don;
.gressman and Grandson of
Virginia Senator
wmummi
Imnmms
Told the Judge He Was Formerly
a Lawyer in New York
STAMFORD, Jon. 1A1.--Clulminig' to
be the nephew of a former United
States Congressmen from Virginia,
and the grandson of a. former United
States Senator. James C. Brlhht is
under arrest here for alleged statu-
tory arson. Although his occupation
is given as laborer, he claims that he
is a lawyer and that he has pmc‘
tised in New York and Ohio.
ADlschanged yesterday dorenoon by
Mrs. Arnold Reece, in whose employ
she had been since Monday, it is
claimed that Bright deliberately set
tire to the Reece burn in revenge.
(Continued on Etxhth Pm.)
IIiIs. viiituusivnis .
rm uneven some
The congratulation at the Superior
cottrt appointed for the purpose or
hearing the case of Mrs. Fannie B.
Williams slid others vs. the Levi Wan
nor estate, have rendered their deci-
sion in the case, which is printed be-
low. Mrsi Williams asked for 83,352
and was allowed 81.295.35.1‘110 hello
were represented by Attorneys ‘Percy
Lindws'rds. of South Norwnlk mist»
ed by Attorney 1.. Harris Werner. oi
Mlddletcwn, and the plaintiite more
represented by Attorney William F.
Tammany. The finding is In follows:
Itrlct ot Hermetic:
Estate of Levi Warner, late of Nor-
walk. in said District, deceased.
Tho subscribers, appointed by said
court commissioners on said estate
after-the expiration of the time limited
for the presentation or claims against
the shine. hereby respectfully report:
Tillnt having been duly sworn nocord~
log to law, they heard the parties in
tutercut by their witnesses and coun—
sel. on the 1t8h day of November, 1912,
and December 10. 1912, and having
heard nil parties in interest spoon-ins
before them. and considered all inst.
tore pertinent to the determination of
the mutteru‘hnoivll they do allow
auuinst the estate of "said deceased to
the persons named below tho amounts
not ominous their names. to wit:
To Waiter Hitchcock, M. D.:
Presented. Disallowed. Allowed.
soon 0 soon
To 1mm sublime. .M. ADJ‘
" Presented. Disallowed. Allowed.
$382.00 D 33!.00
To Fannie ll. Wllitemi:
Presented. Disallowed. Allowed.
$3,352.00 , 2.056s”: 85.295”
Dated .lammry 9, A. 1)., 1913.
JOHN lb. thlillilllll.
cannons . weltwooo.
WM. wan Wilton,
Commissioners.
‘ Fees: A
-Jobniil.itoetcr.............. 410270
Cherish D. hooliwbod ..... ... 106.00
Wiliiu’ll't Window slim
and ........................323370
.1 ‘ WW
iloswatx ooun‘rnv cons MAT-
at the meeting of the. Governor
which was hold that mount. one (or
A lowing unintusmmittosww
pointed: million it. Kort. Minna
, Raymond. flannel W. Hoyt. in. Henry
.Prios and or. mm id. Chester}
To the Court of Probate for the Dino‘so
and won captured user was Corneal
3OUTH NORWALK. CONE, SATURDAY JANUARY 11 4918
m...“ ......... mun—... Hui—«“m
ammwumn
mmmun
South Norwalk Donnell Enter-
talus Four new Friends in
. St. Joseph’s School Hall
south Naming Council. No. 1,253.
Knights of Oolpflbusadded one more
success to its jinn; list last evening
when it held sidelined: and dance at
the assembly hall or the “St. Joseph’s
school. The affron- was largely et-
lended endAevery one of those present
enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex-
tent. iit'is estimated that there were
over four hundred A people present.
The feature oh the evening was
the entertainment, the program of
which was as follows:
,Vooel solo-«Huh P. Campbell, accom-
panied by Miss Zita Rooney.
Selection—Columbien quartette. com-
posed of Messrs Dibble, Price Mc-
Mahon and Koch. Accompanist,
Miss Madeline Masher.
Violin and piano duet—Miss Leonora
Ward and Miss lodellne Masher.
Voced solo—“Jive was a Prince" by
Miss Helene. V. Millard.
Encore—Jimmy Drown," accompanied
by Miss Lucy Collins.
Vocal solr—“d‘illtho Sands of the
Desert Grow cold" and “GOod-Bye
Rose." by William Linden at New
Haven.
This was Mr. Lindell’s initial do
but before South Norwalk audiences
and the generous reception accorded
him was merited, his talent" being of
marked duality. He was accompanied
by Alsan Smith.
Whistling solos—Thomas lit. McMahon
Miss Magnet accompanist.
At the conclusion of the entertain-
linens, door was cleared for danc-
lug tor Whiche’m’colient music was ._
provided by Colitns‘ omhestn. The
young and old joined in the run and
a great good time resulted. , ..
The committee in charge bi the. lit-
tthir deserved credit for the ‘euccees
which attended their ottorte and was
made. up oti’Wllliam P. Word, clair-
mnn; Thomas A. Collins. secretary:
John Man. treasurer; Edward J.
Hayes Cornelius A. ‘Mdhlnmsre, Leo
Michelle. J. lined McMahon, Hugh P
Cempbell Jr., John Burke William P.
Tammany. John Ledwlth and mi
ices.
Messrs. Darrash and Seller were in
charge of the tickets; Mr. McPeske,
the ice cream, and John Ledwith the
cloak room.
As usual Edward J. ‘Hayes proved
his ability as announcer and the floor
committee, consisting at Messrs.
Ward, Tammany, McNamara, Burke.
McMahon and Campbell did its work
to perfection.
SILVEIIIIE III. _
lliiiiT Iii IUIIW"
m
"Dsniel O‘Connor, oi StIVermine. is
a patient It the Women. Hospital be-
cause of injuries received in a run-
away accident, last evening. in the no
per end of Riverside ovonue. O'Con-
nor was thrown but when the bursa
pasted from the Wagon. and wen'
rendered unconscious. The police
were untitled and took charge or the
nose. A. p .
How the horse came to run way
has not been learned. Rumor line it
that the turnout was struck by an
auto. but this cannot he retitled. At
only rate when Domain humus- Hunt
and turnout Brien it. Bill: reached
the queue in an lento at 1116 o‘clock
they found the wagon wrwkcd sud
O‘Oounor Inherent» loudly injured.
Mini: the men to in. police sto-
tlon. Dr. A. ”H. Baldwin m eumtuou:
ed. Upon his rc‘commemton enter
be and suede an nominated of the
men's condition. O’Connor was re-
moved to the hospital.
The horse evidently. continued on
his into light after losing his driver
lists the person who consist «the m
tied his; to I. note and he is new
modes in John Muir oath.
let, the mom this morning m
use modem in the south Nowell:
“ or sitcom which n. normed their
...»... ...—a “m
HIHHHHES
HHAHHEHIHHHE
SH EHIHHHHHHH
Florence, E. .llawley is Freed
train Husband Who Was Don- "
Vic‘ted of Murder 20 Years .
Allll
muhhflwi
Ammmmmi
Were Altected With Cruel lins-
hands
In the Superior court, ,yestorduy,
Judge Burpoe granted several Bridge.
port divorces. Minnie B. Plumbers
was granted a. decree from Morris
Blunt-erg, who married hrl‘ December
31, 1907, and two weeks later refused
to work. and support her» Once he
threatened to shoot her.
Vera May Corcorau run away with
Jerome J. Corcoren and married him
at Port Chester on June 23, 1908. It
was a down and out day for hoppi-
nose with her and Corcornn best and
m
(Continued on Sixth Pose.)
DISMISSED FIIE
EIIIIEI III IIIIIILS
Lest cronies d meeting of represen-
tattoo men from the Norwaik and
South Norwaik Beards of Trade met
under the auspices ot' the social service
committee of the SouthNorwoll: Con-
gregational Church. in the'church par.
tors. for the purpose of furthering the
adoptoin of fire escapes for our schools.
After a thorough discussion plans
were put forward and adopted and
committees appointed looking to the
speedy settlement” of the whole quee-
tlon. Very soon announcement will be
made of interest to every men. women
and child in The Norwalks.
The meeting was called to order by
Rev. John Btupletcu, viceprceldieht oi
the Men's Brotherhood of the church.
and Rev. James Benton Werner was
chosen chairman. ,
Mill MATTERS FIB
EAST illiflWILKEliI
«Perhaps the most lmportlnt dis-
trict: meeting held in some time will
be filled by the East Nomadic Fire
Dtltl'tot Committee, in the user in.
turn The meeting is scheduled to
be held on February ltth ,M the
tribal! school. The matters to no cou~
steered will be, draining community
hall. million the ladlee' improvement
Mutation wish to erect on the tri-
angular piece at property It the cor.
nor of Blast avenue and Gregory
boulevard. recently deeded to the dis-
trict by the town; second, to improve
the equipment otAthe lire department;
cum, to authorise the district can)»
mittoe to order the construction of
sidewalks, curl» and gutters and sun
face drains in some ol.‘ «the principal
streets; fourth. collection of gurbntlo
by the district. »
The matters are important and one
of the longest sessions on record is
anticipated. oubtiose the (limestone
will be freely bitched, and it is one
posted that the ladies improvement
Association will be represented at: the
meeting or a committee.
. , «W , .
Till! DOUNT’l‘lY wHOOl. IKI‘TOH.
The sketchyml‘ho Dountry School”
booties church. lost «shins. by the
mills people who centered a degree
more cautious items. i‘lflie sitsit- was
- h
WEATHER councillor.
Ruin Tonight; Sunday Cloudy.
Wife Was First Married When
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.——-.0n ISt. Pat-
ricks day, 1901, Annie Miller, a comely
young woman of twenty-one, and young
Theodore Dhuy, son of well-to-do per
rents. who retarded “No. 798 Herkimer
street, Brooklyn. created a neighbor
hood sensation by eicniing. They were
married bhat’uiternoon «by the pastor
at the German Lutheran Church, Dew-
ey place and! Herkimer street. and
went to live in a hat near by.
In time three children came to bless
their cutout—Gertrude, now five year
old; Teddy, Jr., tour. and Arthur, tw0
Until last Tuesday the young couple
lived at No 1831 Bergen street.
seller can 7
eenicnsnsgo
City Clerk John J. huneo's spay may
be increased by the massage“ or 9. city
ordinenbe. according to a‘htgh author-
tty‘ in‘ the‘ state. who has Itieen looking
the matter up at the request of those
interested. Many have believed that
it was perfectly legal to increase sal-
aries while in cities, and this state—
ment appears to bear them out.
in Bridgeport the pay of members
of the «police department was increas-
ed while in cities. and the case or
Sullivan va. Bridgeport, 81st Connecbi
out, page 660. Supreme Court decis-
ions, is cited.
In that case the couyt held that the
purpose of the twenty—fourth amend-
ment to the constitution of the state
prohibiting municipalities from paying
extra compensation to public officers
and from increasing their compensa-
tion while they coutlnuedn office.
was to talus doom the public bodies
therein motioned mower to moire gm
tnitous compensation in" addition to
that established by law or contract
but the amendment does not either dl»
roctiy or by implication deprive ii. city
of the power to regulate by ordinance
the compensation of lts public officers
or employees. which therefore may be
increased by an ordinance passed and
taking effect in the tutors.
LDII Plilili 140 LI.
lillilillii STEAKJBI: LI.
litmh home. lilo lb.
Perturbation Steak. 20o lb.
usual heel. llc lb. _
libenider steak. its lb.
Hamburg steak. lie lb.
.8houltior sleult. lilo lb.
Dumb chops. talc lb.
iluttorlho. 256 lb.
10 bars soon. 20o lb.
Slowing rowlii. lilo lb.
Choice fouls. 320 lb,
(itinerant place in town to lacy Eton.
day’s moot.
’ new "YORK MARKET.»
its Washington Ill.
DECTURE ‘0? PROF. GM)“.
Protons» obi-isms (louse diatomic
the second oi his leetum at the
lush school last. evening under the
smitten of the Town Touche?! ss-
societies. ‘
Athe lecture who lsrgsiy attended.
sud Proussordsnsii was st his best.
YoungABi-oolilyn Matron Learns For the First Time That Hill
Has a Decree When its Leaves lter.and Manistrate‘.
Dooley Says Matter»
nonwhmwumnu*
lonn Gleason, a Former Norwalk Resident
Wiilhs'ilivsoiiuaied' ».A
She Was Fitteen Years Did:
On that day Dhu-y tell. his wife"
forming her that he had secretly
tuined a divorce from her in 190 " =
admitted that he had been. living so;
her under false pretence; for the
three ‘yesns. During 121119 period on
the children was born and (moth
expected shortly.
Young Husband in Court.
Frantic with agony, the young we'-
men went to the home at her parish”;
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, a low M
down the street, and told them
she had learned. Mr. and Aldrin;
{Continued on third MT
smmmmu;
ummmv
Walter Johnson in NSW’ .
{to Answer Claim tor $600
by George W. Duryee «A
George w. Duryee, through Keane
& Condos. South 'Norwsik “gum
has put in a claim of 8600:;
Walter Johnson. his sends-low, to“
was in the plumbing hustnessiu New
Canaan eighteen months ago, m
who wont into bankruptcy The m
is for money loaned. and for board M
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. who ilqu M
n time at Mr. Duryes's house, stifle
their marriage two years one last on...
Walter Johnson is new a m
or Sleuth Carolina. where his m
died a few months ago, within}. * , 3
days alter leaving her parent“! M
in New Canaan to Join her boom
Mr. Johnson went. to New _
this week to aswcrflo claim 01’ ,
{otherdn law. and has sum ,
e Bartram. or cerium c diced,
represent him. ‘ he =
Mrs. Johnson, who will Miss.
Duryou: was one of tho most
young women in blew Gunshot.
when the wedding took him
were numerous present: of
able value. Mr Johnson ‘
them, presents are his property
that his isthorlnaisw holds
his house and refuses to
them.
Alter Mr. Johnson felted to
noon, he remained in New cm
a time working {brother plow
but flnltlly Went to flouih enrol ‘
.l/irn. .l'ohnnon was in excel, ‘
honith up to the time ol‘ her mourn
our South Carolina. end the new
before she left, a crowd or young '
ole surprised her with a 1
party. it was only it tow dons.
that they were shocked by heart
her sudden illness and death on
log South (incline.
litre. Johnson was in It:
bro i to New Cannon and hurt
a I‘plot iii MQYAW owned it: his
mm W. Duties. Her it
says the: to coils he ennui» int
session oi his site’s grave, his
touch when the mills ‘
“I Niall Donut.
Norwalk Chronicler