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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 28, 1913 · page 1

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Former ls Badly Wrecked tale
that Evening, Bot Six Passen-
dere EsoepoISerlous injury

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Delayed schedule Cause oi Ac-
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MILFORD. Feb. 28. -Bound for New
Haven an extra trolley car‘ containing
lilx passengers ran head- -on into an ex-
press car at island View station, mid-
may between Walnut Iheuch and Fort
Trumbull beach about 10: 10 last

. night. completely wrecking the trolley
car and injuring the motormon,
George Dixon 0! Bridgeport, slightly,
he being cut by ilylng Lgloss. Trailic
was tied up only a short time, as
warned of the accident the Connecth
Icut company had a wrecking crew on
the scene soon afterwards, while cars
were sent hy- the Wreck on the w.est
mound track. Strange to say the
freight car was not perceptibly dam-
aged by the collision.

At the time the collision occurred
Ithere was an explosion in the torwerd
lead of the trolley car, tilting the car
Iwith smoke. While all of the pse-
sensors were shaken up and bruised
more or less. no one was really hurt.

. ..... schedule not

'fldorih denature 0'! fine town woe
lone of the passengers and alter the

gm to ’t'

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.‘(Dontlnusd on Sixth fags.)
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‘Slllllllll 81'!“ 146‘ Lil .

FRESH BHWLD'ERS 146 LB
SHALL 1L0"! PORK 16 0 LI
HAMLIN STEAK 12'4 o LB

i’orlerhouee stock. ‘18:: lb.
lionet -beel,w12 1—2c lb.
Shoulder lamb. 12 1-21: to.
Shoulder steak, 14c iln.
sausage, lilo it).
it) Ihnnrs Armours soup, 25c.
llulterinc. 26c, 25c .
Native tools. roosting
uranium and trash nan.
(‘hentnust unions in town to inuy your
l‘luudsy in Met.
unw YORK MARKET
till Wushinston St.

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error Eiliilirillil
nun III rennro

illhtlti‘filllllfl, Demons. Fell 28min-
Innetneuelon oi the poo-unis nwe‘r ins-
twoen the Europe“ powers uppoure
to uxlni union; the members of thin
Belgium Minot and to be illilrod silo
tny thin leaders ot‘ the opposition por-
tal», who have linen taken into the cou-
linens. oi the ministry with tho ohioct
oi" melting the pending increases at
the Bristol: srnuy noo- portions in shun
rotor.

hi. “Yoshi, the leader of the inn.
ml party to mention» of Represents»
lives innit Witt. declared that run Bel
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country must do itin up
most to pile her its listener.

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. who ninle to sit up and out herinres'lc

honored at. mommmorau Pout-tille-

 

I. BeloI-e Committee in and
Against Proposed Measure

W. .
HARTFORD. Feb. 27 .t-‘—Wlt.-in Seno-
tor Whitncomb. of Bridgeport, sitting
as chairman oi the cohrmittee on pulli-
lic health and safety. Bridgeport den-
tists ifousht it. out for and against a-

enlistry.
Dr Clarence Ex Caulkins from
Bridgeport, devoted: a lblli which thus
tor its punpoeo the wiping out of all
requirements in regard to dentists‘
apprentices so that the slate will be
clean and the start will he made trom
now on.
Dr. Joseph L. Egan, president of
the Bridgeport Dental association. and
Dr. William ll. McLaughlin and A 0»
Fence from the some ltnody appeared
in opposition to the hill.
The oppositidn from Bridgeport was
supported lby Dre. W 0. Beecher,oi‘
Waterbury; M M. Eherle and G. 0.
McLean, of Hortilord; D. E. Taylor, of
Willimuntic, and E. 8. Gaylord, oi New
govern.
_ When the hearing opened there
were many dentists in attendance. Dr.
Oannlkins opened for the bill and ex-
plained its purpose He thought it
would be good policy to clear up the
situation and make a start tram now
on, and at the some time it would he
of assistance to the apprentices.
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~SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SAT.
, URDAY.
Extra nice large grasps i’rults, 5 for
25 cents.
Large gweet novel oranges 18 {or
25 cents.
Smell sweet naval oranges, 25 for
25 cents.
A. O BOND.
‘N‘earu‘fifir 83"“;

"norm or our
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WESTPORT, Feb. ‘23.—'BMBLO o"
Hora, the nine-year-old dapxhtor or
hire. O'Hara, a deny operator at the
local telephone exchange, mgt with
a serious accident yesterday ' attor-
uoon while playing with a number or
other children at the East Shuntueic
school The children were engaged
inn a so... and in some way Dennis
was knocked by one of the other chil-
dren and tell. Her head struck on
the hard ground and the child laid
unconscious. A number of the lsril~
or children assisted her to her home
and a hurry cull we. sent for Dr.
Front: ii. MILInury, who responded in
little later. The child appeared to he
in u dosed state for several hours illr
tor and was unutnie to speak to answer
any questions. This unorninw her com
ditton hind hunt-overt greatly And she

 

 

hint. it is expected that she will he
hotter is .3 few days unless something
uuloreeon turns up.

 

.wOrdcro token for sultan. owns and
skirts. roads to measured The Lit
Ilo hinop, Room 9. Keelnr Bids” oppo
alto Hoyle“ Theatre. lilo. Namath.
Mrln. A. M. Pointer, Prop.

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”Lilli”! KILLED
IT TWO IllflllLMll

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. KAfiuAs Cl'l‘ir. lilo. li‘nh tilts-«lion
mar mule. a policeman. iii year's mold

 

 

ed by two mm. he had
and we: III-nuns) Inn‘u early nullity.
While the burners were robbing s
saloon, dilute on open them And
mores there to ,, amount. I

bill which deals with the practice or ' ‘
d

. a. three story building at 13th and

naming were (lope-in D. D. Decker.

John J Chitin.

was overpowered disermd and hlil- -
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Hostelry This From Twenty to‘
seventy-live People

ABBBI 1011 Will
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Hotel“ Register Burned'iiakinp
‘“ A-identljllInatlons illiticull, ,

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb 28 «Loss all life
estimated all the way tram twenty
to seventy-lire resulted today from a
tire' which destroyed the Dewey Ho
tel. a second class hosteiry, occupying

 

Fathom ”street 'llhree hours alter the
the was discovered it was pronounced
under control It was confined to the
building where it started. The tact
that the hotel resistor was destroyed
will thinks it dllhoult to obtain a list
6! the dead, and while the manager
of the place states that about titty
were registered. 0- ers‘"“¢who were
reboot the hoteleecuared- that many of
the guests were not. registered and
the total number «was Inhaler 100. _
01' these‘not more than twenty-five
are known to have escaped.

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{doomed on Sixth Pose.)
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drum indium out

A. number 9”qu oyster growers,
accompanied by their attorney, John
J. Goose; otthis cltll‘. attended the
meeting of tho committo‘e on ~eheli'
fisheries at the capitol, In Hartford
yesterday attornoon" and protested
union the possess at House Bill m.
concerning- sheh- fisheries in Normllt
under the provisions or which the odd
tor ground; are no in. ceded to the
state and the town is to furnish the
state with a, mop lend detail on record
in the Town Clerk‘s cities. the letter
to be filed in New Haven.

There ”were sixteen gentlemen who
appearyd in opposition to the passage
or the ninlil end the salesman were in
the capitol randy to he called in op-
position to the clause relation; to the
town furnishing maps and detail; at
its aim expense. The only one- tip-
poauing in; defense of the bill me the

commission. The committee nuijnurm
ed the hearing hetero the opposition
hnd panelled its case and lndlonntioun
are that the bill will never be reported
hook to the house. -’

Attorney cause was about in pro-
eent the nntnloctmen ivhen the commit.»
tee him it up and closed the hearing.
Amount {hose who attended the

Mrs. Beverley. or only Karen. *0»
Iain omits hell or neutrinos. (an
mun Winners in. glioy‘t Impala anoint
Lawton. Captain turmoil. lit. (lap
onln Glories diamond inch. depicts
John Moll/ionic, ,Cuptain Wendell:
Mills. Ghsrlonn J. Platoon and Attorney

 

has; new. Ilse tin.

Fatalities in omens, ileinreeite,

; the Southern “ll .hiexlannd Telephone

 

. the center or
in iteolth savority

 

although as
most serious
Rutherford, If.

 

‘31!!th a Co .
others most .
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district manager or

Company. and mu Jennie Frauen: .
teacher in the .iDrluo school. With the
exception otfir. Austronwit is he-
tiered that none is in a really dong»
oue conditionn‘ Theatres ot the door»
dent was due in tin apparent neglt~

theoenterersaOLmsinrunntns
over the switch in question“ Ind run-
ning head-on lino a work one. con
sisting ot a vfltlbolod ma oar noun;
dinkey cars ad a. trolley used no i
pusher. The motor-man .9! the. send
train was on leo'rhorpe. lie lumped
when he my collision was unavoid-
hole so one deacon, Intercom: or
the passenger: Neither of the crews
was hurt, lit-mine mpkg with a.
slight bruise on‘hhe right side oi the
lace Thorpe first stunned. and knock-
. loam, hut icon re“-
rived, had who one of the lemma

 
 

are. who: had more city to visit1
sohoob to Wow mm had-n other
pieces.» Among the number were Ger-
trude Hon-An, Daisy and Mollie Lord.
Anne Lawton Elisabeth's“ Minnie
Walsh, Jennie and Nollie many, No-
In. Katherine and Nolan Archway.
Marina‘"d’srkiosonf nlllry‘ Helm»
you, aim to. home, my 1;. Pow-
ers. Mary Altman, Elisabetta Kane and
Morgen-ct“ Danie. neon-1y» allot whom
his teachers in the urine and croft.
buildings. Among the others on the
oil- vwore Mr. Armstrong. Mr. Harper.
holler: A. be" and Willlom A. Wake
too, or Southhurr. formerly a. deputy
sharia of that town. mo wollknown
in Waterbury. Robert Flatt, principal
oi the Brim school, was also ahead.
0! the number who were hurt Mr.
Monstrous. Mr. Hooper and titties Jon.
hie Franny were the only ones who
had to be curled to the city on stretch-

e In... sound. '

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‘ the government property‘warth some

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is From Flames

 

tBllBlll BBRBEB Bill

KFire mounted February 17th.
But :iln‘e ilnly Become Known

 

or t’w6 thousand gallons of kerosene.
not to intro into account untold quan-
tities of other oils and highly explo-
sive material, laboring only to save

“(10,000. Fred Hoiselman. ”mutant
keeper of the Beck's lodge Light-
house, oi! Cockenoe Island. has In her
roving experience to relate resardlns
his tight with mince which entirely
destroyed the kitchen department of
the lighthouse, and caused considers-
his damage otherwise The tire took
place on February 17th Ashen Helsel-
men was the only men in the light-
house, end the good work he did prob
ably saved the entire structure from
inning lulled.

' (Continued on min-Em Pete.)

I...- or lunch inc and 20c.
For-quarters use, 12 12c. ‘
Lem chem. lilo lb. ~
Loin or young pig pork, 13c.
Email lean Treat: ham, 18c.
Ines: trash shoulder. the.
Choice you: (only; 22c lb.
Native routingchlckeno, iliio.
Fancy. young hon turkeys. 300.
Home gathered one. line dos.
IButterlne, 20c Ind dds lb.
HAYES' monitor.

our nontonoiuen ,
unsure .Irnore‘
nine wont nouns

HMTWDW Fell.“ new; bill cover-
ing the appointment of a minimum

 

 

era. The others were sound and no
delved In seven, shock, but outside at

secretary oi the state shell illherloII. ”m three mentioned, those who we” ornor h “m"

aboard the manager «1' there werei
no spousal, interim oi a not own

one. Mr. Armstrong’s leti. tea was
loudly incurred. there «no In min in
the insole oi his necit nod it is believed
there are severe internal injuries. Mr.
limper'e‘ left in; was also ”factored;

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"lie mun Mir shaken up. but. utter-

words declared at on. Mary‘s dimpln'

to! tint he didn't want to he consider-
ed“ Minimum injured. 'Miu Jen-
nie Tilt-em oi canon Avenue. usurp»
tor at duperihtepdont Jennies ll. Tron
or. the monument. oi Penile ilhsrv
id“. m Imus upon by Dr; use.“
ti. out». ”rho muscles at tho loin; in;
m lnnui ~th led and torn; he-

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lo .
an.” alien heal Wind

were commission reported in the Gen»
ale. yesterday. privatise that the gov-
lied to appoint n sonn—
mission at dive persons. or whom one
m"ent lam shall he a which. one repre-
«urethra of labor end one In represent»
totive In unhol- and one s‘ memento
live oi employer; to consider the nano-
tor of demo of women and minors.

ind report on the advisability or on-
thin liehmont at I been! to which nnhnii
be relemd resume; on the tesnitnilttyn
or tinting minimum tote; of ms or
donned and minors in my indnutry.
I'l'tIoIoSuIIn without

 

Another innit concerning employ-

merit oi“ ”P159". and union“ provides

the endu- or minor

to nine. in ion
mmmmfh ii a. In. or W

Mdell that no

Blevins the dangers of an explosion -

"Rosettes chlckens, 23c .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

1 II hinI dentist. tie had exptcynd to

» ‘tho’ dentist. coins to New TM; ism.

Several Hearings Held Yeoter- A?"

day on Bond issue, oysters,
” Taxes. Eio '

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the might; oomnnlttoes in Hartford,

Town or Norwelk.

lowing the 'bill for the proposed ex-
empelon of taxation of the Daughters
or the King in Norwallr. One oi! the
salesman stained this morning that
will oppose thi‘c measure. j
Attorney John, J. Welsh, for the
Bridge Construction connmittee, ap-
peeredgtsvorink the hill proposed torM
the enlargement‘nol the powtrs of the"
committee and the ignorance or hoods.
This is in reality. a thin giving the
committee power to have 'two trolley
tracks laid on the bridge And having
the Connecticut‘Company pay for the
space occupied. An engineer and at
torney from the company opposed the'
hill. .

‘I‘here lavas no opposition to the is-
nuance of $200,000 bonds for school
purposes This will have In referen—
dum attached.

There was no opposition to "an act
Amending an act estahiishing a board
of Estimate and Taxation 'jfor the
Town'ot’ Norwalk" and this will pro-
inabiy he passed.

The selectmen have done nothing
as yet shout withdrawing all action
relative to the consolidation of the
town and cities. reports to this end
being premature.

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SHALL NB PORK 15¢

soon he hop“. to.
= mung “

 

 

 

Fowl: 230.. ‘
Turkeys. 29E“
Evmthlng in pickled goods.
Genuine spring tannin.
Native veal. -
Best quality of beef.“ I‘ .
Oleomarserlno, 20c, 23c. 25c. ,'
All kinds of mesh vegetables.
3 large grape fruit. soc.
Best stationery nutter, 400, Me ll).
CHA-i-‘lNOK'S MARKET.

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. PRESIDENT ELEBT II

“All Tlllll WHEGK

‘ amusements. m. sew

 

mPresl-

train wreck, today. on his Weekly}
journey trom Princeton to see a denL' j
list here. A truck walker on the
Ppnneylvsnls Railroad discovered a-
hroltern roll near li‘acony. a suburb, .‘
and the train on which Mr. WilsonI
1m rldlns was held up on tho hlook
tum minutes later. The preceding
train had broken on chunk out or the.
truck innit behind In culvert. The re-
nidoutclent min forty minutes let

getting to run dentist. its chetonl‘

somewhat at the delay, especially
since other passenger trnlnnn ' behind‘

White tnokmon were laying a. new
Fall. The mm on which Mr. Wilma
no. nldinz dually mug switched insole
on another trash, hit“. Wilson got oil
at West Philadelphia 10:16 o'clock.
hurried to s. retailer‘s end dashed «my

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spend onon an hour that a hell with
to one who Intends. ..

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«II-”ION“. FOR .A‘T‘UHDAY.
Inert tsmily flour. the.

hold Nodal or Pilininury’v. 71in.

 

 

 

These overs. several hearings hetero

yesterday, which Iliad to do with mel-
tors directly or indirectly shooting the

Attorney Leo Davis appeared roi-

‘ nan/«General Light said that e

dentolect Wilson escaped a ”0”le lThe Governor concurred in tin .

i t h on until . 1
were sent Ahead on another trench, ”mm“ a our” use. M I ‘

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

MacDonald (tolls
hates to Meet New ii '

sinner _. .

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HARTFORD, nail 28.~.—T
tion at AttorneyJGenerai John H
was directed today to the u.
that. have Ibsen {resin m‘a .j ,
ernor «Baldwin had storm”
ensign James 183‘ means,
Highway Commissioner. Th
neydlleneml said the Governor . -,
ten-red no charges against Mr‘ ,
aid and that: it sts not II
duties under the law veered;
last session or the Genera
to prefer charges. The Gov
done nothing more than to no
evidence on which he based
||Born of Mr. MacDonald‘s lnoo‘ni
ask him to investigate it an
the course prescribed in the .
secure Mr. MacD3nnld‘e rent
oillce.

"Did you It)

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pose to hrlnig comes sentinel. lilir.
Donald now. The purpose or
charges would he b’ have m;
aid removed from oilico. ‘
longer in. ohlceoind‘ beneath!“

plied the Attornoyflenernl
Continuing the conversation

tor he had received the art . I,
the Govornor and while he We

igniting it. the Governor sent;
name at Mr. Maxwell into ting
He suggested to the Goyornor
lion ube suspended on the man
of the efldenoe pending action
iflensoe on Mr. .oedwell’s noun

 

tlon Subsequently when {M
.weile nomination tailed oi .. .
lion. he asked the Governor it _
tended to who another no
and the Governor replied the.
Elli suggested that the Moons
ten: Ibo held in sheysnce on
ate had taken action on the
nomination. The Governor c -
in the suggestion.
lAttomeyvilernsral Ilnight u
that no chokes have been
against Mr. MacDonald by ..

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in! of 1911 lo the Attorney
and he has not hrousht Any
sold Judie Loren; .
numeral Marmaduke
outside subordinates of th
department In. letter invill‘
meet. hinn snout-or m “
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