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ESTABLISHED 11110
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Captain Robert N. Morehouse,
Norwalk Railroad Detective,
Makes Charges Against
Physician
m
II! 5
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INI-WINILLIIINS JIII
ArrestI Was Made When He
Went for Fee in Port Chester
Dr, ll. Kruger Kaprlellan of 66
L‘louth street, Stamford was taken from
a cell at Mt. Vernon police headquar-
ters and was removed to White Plains
'the Westchester County seat, last ev-
ening. upon his refusal to notify
friends in Stamford and to obtain bail.
(Dr. Kapriclian, who has been a prac-
tising physician in Stamford, for three
years, is charged with theft or a ring
valued at $351) from the finger or
dead man, the late Chmles Fisher of
ng
m“ anus-sarcasm
IINNI ININIININ
ed, Guarded the Sixty lAen
Transferred Today
yup-I'—
squad, No. 2. 91
tion than a volley of cheers.
their 1,300 comrades left behind.
and flanked the line on.its way from
Auburn. The prisoners were chained
wrist. With their free bands they
and laughed and chatted as it in the
best of spirits.
seats.
ond batch of unruly prisoners, Warden
ordination has "been devltalized. All
and most of them, the warden believes,
were lenders in the recent
bunces.
condinl'y is known
Mt Vernon who was cared for by theI cuLLEGE SNEAK THIEF
fitamiotd physician as he expired on
(Continued'on Sixth ’Page).
u
a’EIvotunomsrs 11111:
'i’AllIS July 29. “Dispatches
PIIT IIIIIlER ARREST
NEW YORK, July 29.——A man do-
scribing himself as Alexander ‘11. Frost.
formerly a second lieutenant in the
AuT'VE 'N PORTUGAL British Army and a graduate of the,
Royal Artillery school at Woolwichn
is under arrest as an alleged snatch‘
11011111111191 who has made many of the 1111111-
Portugal recehed by way of the Span- N 11181 students at Columbia University
inh froutle1 today indicate that ngeut his victims
I‘SVOIIIUOIIN‘)’ aCliVItl premils in l’or-‘ by students and instructors who pur-
tags! and it IS reported that it vast‘ sued him across the university grounds
movement planned in i fallen and Op.‘ after the alleged theft of a pocketbook
orto may break out at any
the troops and the civilians
era detained them with 1' tbcl
break.
lust out-
with tbe guard.
RULGARIARS ARE
ROGUPNIRS SRFIA
iii". I.(lll.\ili3, Sicrviu. July
invosilneni of Sofia, 1111' lluluuriu
link of the railway having bcun cut by
the Servian troops, The Bulgarian for.
cos concentrated in Sofia, 1111 well as
the inhabitants of tho capital are
threatened with famine. and 1111- llul»
tnriau government 111111 titcl‘uforo 1111k~
ed ltunnulln to conscnl 111 the lawfaqu
of“ the railroad lino runninn from Van'-
1111,1111 1111' til11rl1ii.1'1l.to 3111111 in 11111111-
that provisions 111.11 in: blounht into
the. city. ‘It in tixllili'll‘il that itunmniu
'wlli consent to 111l11 111'1'1111111-11111111.
”1......1m1...
1111111111 101111111
111111211 0111111111111 111
"W
'l‘he contract for the grading of flou-
1.1.111 street. authorized by the 81111111
Norwulk titty Council. recently. was
awarded yesterday afternoon to Salva-
tor (lbarloti 1111 the lowest bidder of
the three who submitted figures. The
amount of Contractor Uhartott‘s bid
was $712.00.
Contractor Timothy F. Foley and
Contractor Daniel 11‘. ‘i‘oomey ouch s11b~
1111111111 bids which totalled more than
(lltarlott's. The work will begin at
once under the supervision of the
street department.
:11. 7—1'1111;
cull-I
ital, I” IIO'N‘I'IN‘I‘I' “I" “WI t'iiiillllt‘lIllR ‘ morning 1111 he was crossing tbc dctourI
, briduc 111 Washington atrocl.
moment. {mm a student at work in the draft- 'and Inside m“, was the iron top 01 11
(From the same source it is reported 111g room in Avery liall
that serious about fighting ocriur red found the
last night in various places between Frost's person and also se\"c1ul pallor‘ Sound steamers
our (books showing that be had made
The censor in Lisbon refused to al-‘ 1111111910111; trips from New York
low the cabling of 1111 Associated Press Now ”1111111 and Cambridge and 111..
dispatch stating that a band of revo- any 111
lutlonaries had attempted to rush the 11131 g]
barracks of the ltith lnfn1111v1cai1ncnt at 1111111111] and Y.ale
in 0111111 to r1'~<111'1b1' 11011111111 11111011-‘1111111 111111 hc 111 1111 record as 111111111;
six
'“10 chiliuna “1'10 N‘Dlllht‘tl Ill months in the workbousc for stealing
the troops after an exchange 111' shots “111,111'1111111; 1111111311 (3111111111111 Assot‘Ili-I
I 111111 hero.
missing pocketbook
been scnto1 ed last August to
BRIDGE IIIIW IAAV
BE SAFELY GROSSEII
«1' ..
“Well. this is something like it,"
unlomobIIIni was heard to exclubu ibis
'l‘hc 11f~
TON}; of Engineer W. W. l’nllon have
resulted satisfactorily and tho bump-1
crs plnccd on tho surface 111' the bridgi'.
111111. 111111 iv for rcpulrinu lit-11111111 boards
buvc boon rcmovcd.
binninccr P11111111 started |1i11 work for"
tho 1'11111111'11l of tho obklrnctlon 111111.
‘111111'duy afternoon.‘ it was yesterday
11111111101111 111-111111 ilillll\‘ of them had
11111-11 lulu-11 :11111)’ 111115 111111 rcmnlncd
lhi.1 iiifil‘llIlii-i and that 111111 1111 hind
111111111 to ”W Il'tlIlIc
mmnum momra
TRANSFER QUESTION
MAY BE IIEIIIIIEII TIIIIAN
Traffic Manager .‘11. .1. Leary. oi' the
(.‘onnccilcui (lolnpnny, will be I11 Non
walk this afloinoon or this eventual
to consider the transfer question for
1111; benefit of the trolley patrons in
town, relative to the change made has.
canary by the closing of the Washing~
ton street bridge, and the old estab-
lished transfer point at 1-211. John street,
East Norwulk. He Is in full authority
on the matter and his decision will
be final. Needless to any his answer
to the appeal of the citizens to await
'IIIIE ,SINII SINN
Twelve Keepers, Heavily Arm-I
OSSINING, N. Y., July 29.——Convict.
double line of prison
sat-bed men, left sing Sing for Auburn
today. with more hostile demonstra-
In sharp
contract to’the din let loose inside the
prison when squad No. 1 marched out
last week was the tense silence 0!
Twelve keepers, heavily armed, led
the prison to the train. Five keepers
and a detective started with them for
to each other two and two, ankle and
waved their caps at the photographers
in the cars they were chained to the
With the removal of this sec-
Clancy believes that. the convict insub-
in today‘s squad were second tcrmers
distm'~
Investigation of the recent fires in
the prison enclosure is progressing and
the warden says the identity of the i11-
lie was caught yesterday
The I’OIICOI small steam radiator such as 111 1111ch
on in beating the state rooms
to
y ticeablc note two glass 1111111111111 and
"I “I” d“"“”’““" tallies ““11 it would appear that those also had
too of n 1111111 who has operated
The police do-
an
Associated m 11m from 1111 Peru .1 :11. world to 11 spool-1 111111- 111111 01111 011111 spam-1
111111111
1111 11111
111 NNRWA
Unidentified Ildan, Probably a
Resident of Providence, Rhode
Island, Suicides
1111 NINIIINRNNP
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Miscellaneous Collection of Ar-
ticles in Clothing Pockets
What is probably a case of suicide,
:but. may develop into a murder mys-
tery. came to light yesterday after
noon, Iwith the finding of a body of a
man in Long island Sound, off Pen-
t'ield Reef. The discovery was made
by a member 01‘ the crew 1. on the
schooner Thomas B. Cateor. Captain S
J. Scursborough, which was engaged
in oyster work for Andrew Rndel. A
rope was made fast llbout the body
and it was brought to 1south Nor-
waik. the vessel tying up at the Radel
dock ,formerly the William ii. l'ioyt
wharf. in “Water street.
Medical Examiner 13‘. ll. Huntington
and the allies of Undertaker David W.
Raymond were notified, by telephone,
by Percy Sharron, ol‘ the Radel plant.
The latter'e a’sslstant, Floyd W. Collin,
secured the remaiusand toolc' them to
the morgue of Raymond 11'; 'Son, in
iioyt street, Norwalk. liters the med-
ical examiner investigated the case,
and while he was of the opinion that
death was caused-by suicide, there
were some peculiar ciz'cunmtances and
it might be that a murder was com-
mitted. There were no marks of vio-
lence on the body, but about the neck
was a closely knotted handkerchief
on the
in the man s clothing was also found
111 grout variety of articles. hiost no-
“been pIuccd them with the intention
'sou'rn nonwauc CONN. Theses
,oi' weighting the body down as much
as possible, in one of the glasses re—
unlined a quantity of shaving soap.
'l‘borc wan also 11 first-clash ticket on'
the Hartford 'l‘1'ansporiniiou Linc. front
INNS INISINNI4'IINIIN
I’IINLINII IN INNN
Parents and Police Are Kept
Busy Warhlnpilte Lads Against
Slch IBehavlor .
This is the season of the year when
be young boys are let loose from their
home and school ties and allowed to
roam about the term enjoying their
vacation time as they and it most in-
terestlag. This Is not true of all
youngsters, but those of young Ameri-
can spirit are to be found traveling
about here one 1191111111 there another,
incidentally with this .mlgratory cam-
paign, the boys often times take it into
their heads to destroy property and to
make themselves generally a nuisance,
The South Nomadic police have had
complaints from all sections of the
city about; the damage boys have been
doing and they are warning the boys
themselves and the parents of the
youths apprehended in connection
with specific instances. The police
are most unusually patient, for they,
too, were boys once, and know full
well the general bent of a healthy
lad's inclinations when at play.
Acts of depredation have been. com.
. 111itt11d and are helm,r committed. the.
1111111111 of which Is no serious that it
cannot be overlooked. Warning is the
polmcmun‘s first effort, but driest
must naturally follow if the good ad
the is not followed
(‘omplaiutg about the lads in the
vicinity of State, Spring, and Madl-
sou sincts have been received. These
lads find pleasure in stone throwing
and In clumberfng over Luther M.
Wright‘s wagons on his property
Some of these wagons are the patent
ed dump variety"I and the boys find
great. [1111 winding up the carts and
letting them go again.
Oflicer Wallace R. Sammie has
1111611 to the community twice lately.
and has warned all the boys and their
mothers and fathers not to allow the
continuance of such evil~doing, with
the penalty of arrest. For the, most
part the youngsters have headed the
good advice and are profiting by it.
Word was sent to Constable lienry
(‘. Sclzer this morning that the coal
yards of J. Wallace Marvin are the
scene of some East Norwaik bol‘s‘
play al'd that much damage is being
done.
more arrests If the practice Is con
llnued.
Apple orchards, illonnh apples of all
kinds are, not _\‘c1 ripe, prove bonus to
ithc younustcrs who roam around neck.
'lng lust and adventure.
Soon It will
be grapes and active campaigns
against those who pill‘cr will be ungcd
,l’rovidcncc to New York. bearing the
I data of July lith; also. a copy of the:
il’rovidcucc, it. 1., 'l‘rmunc 111' June!
‘ illh, two pair of gold 11.1c~1‘,l1n1111111,I
$001 in uloncy. a 1111cdoli111 bill bclnu;
‘tlcd up with twine, 11 siivci dollar ofI
tin: date 111' 1511i. with tho initials 111‘ 'I'.3
J thereon; a white IIlll‘ll handkcr-I
chiIcI' with 1I1o initials l. ll.uorlt1-1i
in one 1'or11c1';a11 old- faslItIioncd lorkctg
‘ and 11111111. 11 hot 1111 1111111111111 11 1.11111 col '
i111' button, the. poitrnlt of a womnnN
‘ubont forty .vcnrn 11f 1111c. an empty
pocketbook. 11nd anoinpty half-plutI
Iwhlahoy bottle. purchased in l’rovi
dcnco: 11 small pm'kct-knlic, and 1111
indolibio icad pencil. ’l‘hcrc wasvulsoi
' a notebook. I
but It contained no 1111111111.
'or writing of any description that tho
tut-(livid onutnincr could find.
' 'l‘ho 1111111 also wore 11. plum nold hand
ring. which 1'1'1utalnod tho inac1'iptlon.I
"My licurt resin with time." A gold
acurt‘ pin was in his necktie.
'l'bo contains were buried today in.
the public plot at lithe island cama-
tcry.
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11 Week for The Sentinel. The mass:
by property owncrs this sunnncr and
tall.
-WWM..-“ 11....
IILARK ESTATE SITE
FOR A BIG NEW STORE
lit. Stuart 111 \1111'1'uik this morn
lug, leased to l-Idwnrd J. Iiiapnor tho
‘propcriv on 1boc11rncl of South Maln'
and llaviland 111101-111, known as tho
("lu1k 1111111111. Mr. Muuncr intends to
build on to his adjoining propetty:
\‘ihon 11111 buildluk to finished he will
have it ilvc and fun cool 11111111 thn1
will cucud b11111 111 the bounubury.‘
Mathewson and 11111114111 iinc
“111111111111 11111111111111 loaned to: fourtccn
years from Hula).
Mr. ltoilur 111 the 1111111 who has 1111b—
h-uaod the property and he will 1111111-
111111 11111 store.
................. ”MW 1......
REMAINS 01-“ MRS. OREILLV
ARRIVE
“111 body of Mrs Anna 11. fl'Iicilly
widow of i)r.’l1twnrd it Oltclily. of
428 North llromi direct, who died on
Jilly it, in Munich. llnvurlu. was
brought to Elizabeth. N. .i., on July
20. The body arrived on the steamer
Knieerin Augusta Victoria. which
cooked in 11111111111111, and 11 was taken
to Elizabeth by Undertaker 111111111111.
1111111111 Genevieve O‘l'trlllv. a daughter,
«who accompanied the remains, was
met by Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Gannon and
‘Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dixon at the pier.
Mrs. O‘Reiily was Well known in
The Norwulks
. e....
. 111111.11 211.7111;
lie will warn the lads and tater'
'l‘ I111 ,
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight andkwitdneed'ay.
“ than - double 111111
I' amountzof fails. I
ammo
mmmu
I Mrs. 11. 1:. Ramsey, Daughter of
the Late E. H, Harriman, the
Victim
NEW YORK. July 29.—-Geme valued
at $75,000, including a rope of pearls
worth $80,000, were stolen from the
home of C. C. Ramsey, at Narragan-
sett Pier during the twenty-four hours
ending ~Sunday night. Mrs. Ramsey
was a'daughter of the late E. 'H. Harri.
man. The theft was made known to-
day. ~
The rope of pearls was given to
Mrs. Ramsey by her mother and had a
value far in excess at! its intrinsic
worth. other jewels stolen, accord-
ing to a statement issued at, the office
of the Harrimau estate in this city,
include the following:
Ruby and pearl pendant.
Gold pin, set with magnificent ruby
solitaire.
Diamond brooch.
Gold mesh bag.
Mrs. Ramsey's house was entered
some time between 8 o‘clock Saturday
night and the same hour Sunday.
Only the contents of one room, that
usually occupied by Mrs. Ramsey,
were disturbed, according to the an-
NNINNNNI ,
NNI IN IS
NNI [RIM
11111111111 by Gas, Became lied
Hot and Set Fire to fine of
the Benches
NNIII NNIINNNNN
NINJINNIIIN INNIPI
One of the Truck Horses Slip.
pad and Fall on Hanhoie' Cover
Sheer carelessness was the cause of
the fire in the New England Raincoat
Company's loft in the Swartz & Cor-
bett building at 9 o'clock last night,
and it was indeed fortunate that the
fire was discovered as early in the ev-
ening as it was, or South Norwalk
might have had a serious fire on its 11011111e1nent How the thief entered
hands. Thetlre depu1'tment1esponded, the house, whorthe Mrs Ruinsey was
I‘DlOlllDll)’ to the ,alarm from Box 3.Int home at the time. and other details
1111 the Mahackcmo Hotel corner, uildIul' the 1"obbe1y were lacking at the
Iwith several extinguishers and n goodfomre oi the Harriman estate which
deal of trouble in getting at the seatlwas acquainted with only meagre facts
of the fire, doused the blaze. Iconcerning the theft.
, W The robbery had not been reported
(Continued 0“ Sixth Page). to the police this afternoon and Mr.
,Tcgctoft, sccréturv to the into E ii.
TITAN" sufltnults Bo TON llur,rimnn who made the announce-
1111c1:1 said that private detectives
1
I11on would handle it independently oft
".0008 "Alum“! TIIIRcKI the police.
Mrs. liumsoy lls now at her home at
East-bound train schedules on tl1eINa1‘ragzansott Her.
New York, New Haven and d'iartfordI 'chentv thousand dollars is a con-
railroad went to smash yesterdayIsexwatnt estimate of the table of the
afternoon, when the heavy rains‘ jcucis which “"9113 stolen," \lr. Toge-
caused the overflowing of a sewer at left said. "The rope of pearls was, of
the Fordham, N. Y., station. Unt’p c'ou1se, the most valuable article to.-
lato in the eve’ning, trains were run- ken i should not like to state the
ning of! schedule time, being any- individual values of the other articles
where from half an hour to an hour stolen, but i .1pp1aisc1l them myself
and a half late. Iand haw had them in my hands 11111111
The first train hit. by the deluge‘ a time."
1was the 5:41 accommodation for;
New Haven This train carrf cs scores IVIBTIM 0F spnlnauAl—E
AUTO ABGIDERT DEAD
IIIII commuters to shore points every
night from tilts city. 'lhey waitedI
lohn (‘1'1'l11l1 of Sprinudulc tiled yes
t1'l‘tIuv noon .11 1111' Siauu‘otd iiosphal.‘
" o‘clock betote their t1alnI
a
a victim of 1111 automobile accident in
‘until 1
Iiinnllv pulled in.
1111- Sprlnudule 11111 tion of llaricn 111111.
\'\ cdnosday
I There was a lot of harsh “111utts"I
muttered about the road by the com
mutcra, many of whom took trolley's
Ifor the beaches instead of waiting for
I" train. Those “III” stuck were: .\lr_ t‘rcigli 1; arm and leg 11 we badly
augmented by crowds “In“ tame ”1111111111111.111111111.- 1111011111111 111111 bad
the station expecting to take later “900,“? infcr lml. _
tiuiue, that were still somewhere be. 1. 11111111- Knichcl‘bockcr, driver of flu
I'tneun Fairlleld avenue and 11111111 1'-1r b, imploxlun and hill probably re
atnct. New York. I11111-1
I Until nearly midnight the cast»
I it Is llhcly that 1111 Inqucst’will be
hold when \lr. KllIt’Itl’l‘Ilfii‘Iti‘i‘Iti con1ii~
tion 111111111111.
bound t: nine were away off time.
nun—IMM—
I W .1 . '1.
, Autt; I: [IIIIII‘I' D‘ lrmls. T‘III M1. ( luluh 111 survived by :1 wtdmvj
”'10 "I" “"1" Iaml two sons, Richard 11111) Royal, 'l‘hn
WWI "II “T Ii’amiiy 11111111- 111 Stnxnl‘old about 111
' SECTION FOREMAN KILLED.
\t'l‘ ."l‘lllitlth July 211.~.\lichucl
I'll 1111111, auction 11111111 of the Wool-
,In‘ook mutton Jenna, 1111s hlIhd by n
111 bound f1 eight 1111111 111111 1111111111111.
,1‘1'111'11 ago when Mr t‘rcinh 1111111 11
p11111hlu 1111 ltlli'llllill on the fauna l.
rllnmford. At liu film» of Mt.
I111)”
lnond‘u 1l1'11ll1.11 f’mv warn 111.111, 1111 1'1111-
With 11111 rust of the 11111111 b1~ 1111111111111 ‘, ' ‘
out 01' tbc way 0, m“ 1111111 bound .1 position 1:11 1'111'1-1111111 on tho l’bllllpa
frolabl. 'l'lu- 111111.111 saw thc “\Il‘ll IIIIIIIII I" I'IIIII'IIIIUI'II “II “I” 11 “III
11'1111111111111111 train on 1111111111: and at ‘IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII' IIIIII “II“ “I” IIIIIIIIII" I”
though they called out Mature, work-IIIIIII IIIII “IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'V “II" II" IIIHII
Inn with his cyea on the itch did not 'IIIIIII'II IIIIIIIIIIIII
hour them. ’l‘bc body With badly man MI " WWW
alt-d. Moiuro was about 1113 and his
family ltvud hero, although he had a
bonito 111, Madison, whrro he formerly
lived. i1 or several years ho had work-
ed in various cnpuc files on the road. I
IWC
MEMBER OF COURT Oi’ ARBITRA
1'1th DEAD,
'l‘lll'l HAHN"; Xcthot'lnuda. .inlr 3W1-
»~-‘l'obiua Michael t‘arcl Anacr, 11 111111111-
1411111- tiled todav at the 1111c of 11.
MIDDLETOWN 30"" HE‘LD F0“ lie was awarded the Noboi Prize for
ARBOR.
MIDDIJImWN» JIIIY 39 “1'0“” fred Fried of Vienna. lie was a pro
'i‘octlkon and 39““ “WWW“ were found 1111111111111 111 International law and
hold for trial in the Superior court on ,1 11mm}... 11.1.1191. on 11111 111111111111
a charge of arson after a hearing in
1111'. City court today. In default of
1$2.500 bonds such, they‘ ‘were locked
up.
Aactikoe and anherson. aged 17
11111110111111 oPPOa'romwes.
the 1111111111111 Hale watering trough. this
li'iymond route on \cu in bi 11111111111;
her of 1111- Pcrtnoucnt ("hurt ul' Arid»;
lrntlou 11nd of tho ibttch l'ouncii of;
morning. to cool off and .take 11 please
NNIIISINN
IN INN. P'
Haves News Agency. in Londelt
and Something Terrible
Has Happened I
PIN’NINIII INIIININ
temple to Kill the Speaker
LONDON, July 29. «A dispatch from;
Santiago, Chili, to the Haves News
Lima, Peru. All wires between Chile
and Peru are cut, and it has not been
possible to obtain details. Even the
natureof the catastrophe is not soft
forth In the first bulletin.
(Continued on third page)
BIG SLAUGHTER
All arrangements for the great
lreseutatives of the H J. Miller Realty
remaining lots in Sound View Terrace,
penned like hot cakes. The situation:
of the property appeals to those home.
seekers not yet finally located and it
is anticipated that large crowds will
attend the auction.
M,
Iappear in the large advertisement lit
I’l‘bc Sentinel of today, one has but to
communitate with the representativen
'of the company who are on the ground
levcry day from 2 o‘clock onward.-
Illooms 7 and ii of tho Kcelcr Building
Iin \i'sa hlnaton street 11111 occupied :I)!‘
Ithe company and mornings the men
Illle to he found here.
I 11111111111111 of the char payment
Ischcnic adopted by tho company the
The
pl'Ullt‘li} is within r1 a1 l1 of all
1111111
Says Communication is Bailiff ‘
01111111111111 111111,
East Norwalk, are expected to be dis».
For more specific particulars than ,
WNWMH
New York Account Tells of AF
.slaughter have been made by the'repr '
,SHASWWHE' "in” nil" 111111 working on the case and prob- I
Company, of1Soutn Norwalk, and tilt ..
1
Agency reports a great catastrophe at" ' '
w.
llor‘ion 11 Point trollcy passes the prop «I
crty, .1111] many who do not wish to
ride will find the walk 11 pleasant one.
it In the chance of 11 ltfctimc for many
and is not b11111: 1m rlookcd by those
11 ho have studied the proposition with.
It'ul‘u.
I
«1M ..M_,...... 1.. “pm".-.
AGEII TRAIII WREIIK
VIOTIIA I8 DEAR
I ”m..-
‘u'ixs‘rlcn, .luly 21111-111111. crank M.
Olin. who ntli‘forod concussion of tilt!
brain and probably 11 fracture of the
skull in the collision 1111 June it’i be»
11111111 11 t‘ontial N1 111 England freight:
11111111 New t"o1k, Now Haven and
liartfmd lflIitWI train 111 1‘nnnnn, died
of bar 111111511111 today at bur home in.
'lv'nllo Village, rihu 111111 1111 years old,
and had boon 11111‘1111111'Ion11 about of tilt!
1111111 11l111'c lhu wreck.
(3111-1111111 liarnntun 1111111 that he would
I111nk11 1111 hivcutlnailou in this column-
illon tho coroner oxprcuum] the opinion
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late ilundsy night.
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