Evening sentinel, Friday, October 10, 1913 · page 1

 
 
 
 
 

Men of character are.
the conscience of the
‘society to which they

belong.—-Emerson.

commence 1870

motored It the loath Harwell: rout-emu
In Second Clan um:

I.
1
1 11

S lESiIAEH HAIE
SHAHHE llE AIMS HHHSE

Question of Occupancy 01 Town
Hall is Now Under Con-
sideration

JHHH SHIPEIHHI
AHSIJEII B HH
SHPH IHE HilHHI

Hartiord Contest to Test Validity
of Governor’s Appointments
is Presented

HHIEI SHHIEHIIHHS IN
SlAIIAS iii BHiH SIIIES

Constitution Gives Governor the
Right Says One Side While
Other Says it Don’t '

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li.-\R'l‘11‘(')ltl), Oct. 101'“ The contest
between Frederick G. Eberle. and W111-
tor ll. (‘lark tor the pesition of police
court judge for the city oi‘ llartt‘ord.
was argued in the Supreme (‘ourt yes-
terday ai’tcrnoon on '11 reservation oi
the question by the Superior Court.
(in the decision in this cat-1c rest ser-
111'111 other contests 111 the state our
the appointments of minor judges.
made by Governor Bndwin. Noble 11.;
Pierce. John \V. (“00141111 and 1.11w11r11
M. Yeomans are counsel for 13111110,:-

 

Tlie selectmen, who have been on
the uncertain eeat1since Wednesday
evening, secured an 0piniOu from
Corporation Counsel William F. Tam-
ma‘ny yesterday afternoon. which was
to the effect that they would havei
charge over the Aims l—ionse until the
new board of charities qualified. The
council, at its recent meeting, neglect-
ed to appoint a charities board, with
the result that nobody had jurisdiction
to furnish orders for the necessary
provisions for the town poor. Acting
on the principle that the poor must be
fed, the selectmen inquired as to
what should be done.

There has been considerable talk.
since June 31). as to what disposition
should be made with the present town
hall in Wall and “111111 street 1-: \‘or-
walk. It was reported that the select-
men had 11111011 11. ten years‘ lease of
the present. building and that. under
the terms of the toutiact the town
{His liable to pat tht1 rent i'oi that
period. in connection with this AIlt‘1
question mose of 1111111 should he
done with South Norwallt's handsome
(ity 111111 111 North Main street. 111-
lvestiugition of the matter has detelop
;ed that the lease 111111111 by the select-
men is not so binding as was tint sup-l
posed 111111 aecordlng to 0110 select-
111111 can he smered by the town at
any time, This simplified matters
'somewhnt. although there is not. saili-
.clent room in the city hall to accom-
modate all the new city 0111011115. This

 

 

 

 

(Continued on Eighth Page).
——CLOSED TOMORROW.
'l‘lie Kr'ieg'ei Company store 11111 be
closed until 11 p. 111.
count of a “holy day.

tomoi l' 0“ Oil ilk“ ‘

lmlnistiatlon is to be carried on
smoothly.

it is also understood that already

ST. PAUL’S OLUO
the selectmen hare been approached
HEARS MB AARON by a prominent Norwelk citizen, who

nighen to sub lot the hall from the
01‘ course the selectmen have

 

One 01 the. largest attended mcet .town

 

tture 11‘ the work of the new city ad— 11110, to whip

 

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Auoolltod Prou Nm from All mm or the Wot-I11 1.1. Spool-I Win and Our 011111 Opiruon "” '

SOUTH 11011111111111. CONN. 15111111111. OCTOBER 10, 19111

IIHEZANII
SiAE SAHSHI
AHH SH

Fell Into An Ambuscade‘at La
Loma, and Rebels Cut Oil
’ Advance and Retreat

AllilEilI’S HEH IlESEIliilli
WHEN HEAR IHHHEHH

Rebels Have Succeeded in Tak-
ing Several Field Pieces

 

 

 

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8110111 1111111
111111111113 11111

Elects Where and Will Have
' City Meeting October 21 to
Consider Important
Matters

“~—

T111; Second District Commissioners
have perfected their organization for
the coming We years. Heroes R.
X11511. who was elected for the four
year term, was chosen president; 1).
11". Ilari’ord, who was elected for the
six year term. was chosen secretary;
"tephen S llutch. who holds the two
year term was retained as; superin-
tendent ot the water department 11

1111111111111 be 111116 occupied for some
time.
The clot-11.1 engaged for the next

two years are ilohn \\'. Duke and “'11.
liam .l. Saabyc. and the inspectors will
be Samuel W. Hoyt and William lrc-
land.

 

.II——-———
hll'JXlCO Cl'l‘l’. Oct. lit-«The fail-;
are. 01‘ General 'l‘rucy Aubert to get

to the (“11.1 01' ”“11111eoti in lime to
10111111 it—«a mission 1111111 11111111 he
went out from Stiltillo 11131111} '11 month
‘agg with a lf'itpe 1111111 of federal.
troops 11 explained 11.1 the fact. that
ithe greater 111111 (11 his 3,111111 men de-
'scrled him liot‘me he had (‘OlllIlIii0d
Iliulf of his journey. 1111 is rcpoited
to hate leached Altidero t11entv 1"1111
imiles east ot"'l‘t111con when 11111111 of
the evacuation oi that city reached
hint. immediately the vanguard of
the 1etrea’ting federal troops came
111111) the city General Auberts men
tiled with all their aims and ammuni-
1.111111
; General Aubert is said today to be

 

lmatter- must. MID-“M A“ the near {11- I All “1901““. “my miles WBSA 0E Sal-

11 point he retreated with
the men who had 111 vacuated Torreon.

General Alvlrcz. who started with
1number of pieces of light artillery
to retake the city of humane from
the rebels. and whose defeat caused
1the evacuation of 'l‘orreon fell into-

 

an ambueende at 1111 111111111. thirty

ings of the Men‘ .11 (‘11111 of St Paul S ‘110 jurisdiction and nothing has devel miles southwest of ’l‘orreon. Relying

' Parish was held last evening at 1119""in1 along ”“3“" “"93' on the 111011ng that the rebels
rectory. Rev. Louis B. llowell 119111.21 had left the vicinity. he. moved for-
the host The meeting was also (met “'i‘hiti i'tlii suit 01‘ gym-(10 011i P1111 Ale. ward Suddenly he found built his
01‘ the pleasantest and most cnlhus- selecbed irom Smith. Gray & (‘0 3 advance and retreat 1“" 0“ I" ll 011“

iastlc held this season. llci'mtin Aaron tine tailoring line 1111111 Monday and;

was the speaker 01 the 11111111111: and ’l‘nesdav~the davs their representa“
entertained those present for hallaii-Itiie will be 111 Norwnllt at Price‘s
hour with a 1"111y interesting and in- fit‘lotliing Store.

structive tall1.
Victor Tallinn MalIlIll selt111tloii1iI
‘ 9 NEW ASSESSOOS
HAVE SOME WORK

entertained the mouthers and inlet 111

 

the evening the. host relztlled his
friends with very palatable refresh-
11111111111, to which all 111d ample justice

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l
A social time. followed. I

Town (‘lerk lierbert It. Smith ltldni'

you by heavy forces of 1-01.111111 w-ho
poured in a sharp fire lrom both sides
of the pass.“it111eralAlvirez is said
to have made a stout resistance. and
he managed to get word 1111111 to ’l‘or-
roon asking for reinforcements. 1

Another story of the 1111111111. flight is
110 the elicit that 11111 [1111111111 troops
under (leiterul .-\11ir11z hrolto and lied
Ins soon as the first shot had been
.ftred.

The club is planning a scriea 111'1‘111‘1111‘1'1111 to the new board of assessors, General Alvirez. who was reitnrdell
social events in the flour mum. mm ll111 printed form sent out. by the state 1111 one of the bravest 1111111111211 111 the
1“... 11114111 ”raspntpd G11 (.mpwiuutty tux coniniiusioncr. The. new Hyuiclll ingl‘ederal army, was captured with his

tor the several committee's in 13.111 to-
:zullu-r and work out the details 111’
their respective. Illitl‘iimlfl.

1111 cotnpllcateil, requires so much data.
Ilil'liltllllK the boundaries 111‘
piece 111‘ property in the city, 111111 the.
incurs-sore (11‘ Hartford and New lInVcn
”VISIT THE NEW RESTAURANT have absolutely refused to complyi
now open at Central Hotel. .‘.i:111111'.c1'.J “H“ ”A" 11111111111111: ”I the "W”"I’i’ih'm'
William (litrroll. former head chef of W' ‘«
the liliii’ortl 1ilolel.v I The new board 111' aunt-anon; 111111 bc‘i
‘1‘111'11 ll 11 1111111111111 111.1111 1.1) :1il'tlIl-1'Aili'li
floot the 11l'l‘ulr11 111' their office. ’l‘bl'l‘
ENGINE OVEHTUHNS 41111111 approximately l'oni months 111'

1l1l1'b to 1111 their worlt 11111111111111.11111111

INIUNING TRAHNME" ““‘lltll‘iii 11.11111111111111111111 it 11111111] 1111111

1“.“ - . . “1......“

every .

‘iirl illery

Istal‘l’ and all are said to have 11111111
executed on the spot by the robot“.

After the battle the rebel troops
1wltli the captured artillery proceeded
to Torn-1111 wilt-1111111111 found that the
federal Harrison bud niremly evacuat-
('11 liter ity.

0111 111‘ the 1111111 narrlaon oi‘ ‘l‘orrcou
cutluuilod at 1.11mi 1111111. l,11‘1111‘liil\‘ouow
11111111 acouhtod for 1111 helm: at lllpdll-
It in uultl llicro were iii [iii‘t'l‘fl 111'
in Torr-11111, 1101111 111' which
111111 «1111111.

111.

W O War lllilIl1l ordinary 11111111111111». 1111 mm ............ 11.11....
11111131111111, 11.. Oct. 111. 111.1 11.1..- ‘l'1 1'” 111111 111 11111111111 111.. 1.1.1111. 11.11.11 «NOTICE.
luootolmcr ti'uln .‘s'o. 111. trout-11111111111. 11111111 ”“8"” "H H‘" i”.”i""“-" ”I ”i": Jili'obi'a will he i'lmtwi 11111.. (tel.
wan 111111111 hurtinlli‘ duration and two "1'" "I tho “i" “"‘i‘Ii‘ ““‘I ii” ”i“ ””1 "Hill 11 ii 111.
11111111111111 were probably l‘utltlly i'ilur- "HIM” “Mk ’"‘II“‘”””” "”“ 'l'i‘i’ '

_ in \ i ..
mi 1111 11 routill. of it collision with 111:.1 ‘1 \H “I“ Ii”! ”My 111111 and “W"
or t1 11111 v 1 1 1 . 1"
handcai' 111 Eleventh 11111111111. 1 i ll 1 ill 1l11h y 11.1.1 “11.1.1.1”

. ii 111 . . .
'l‘ht1 1111;11111 was completely prev 1 ii that until in 111111111111. tl11i11

lurnml 11nd iIll‘ engineer and tll'emctil 1'11 "II “’H'I“ ”W ”iii" nt'-1'1111111111.l by
A A.

were. eitiudit under the. 11'.r11cltal!.t‘ H

Home 111‘ the. passengers unstained WW" “'“W‘W'm

brubws. but none wan Murcrely lnlur- ”gMAI—L FRESH ”AMEN 131: LB.

1111111111 pin pork loin.
Iitlltlthllltliin 1111111111311. 1111' lb.
(‘alltornla 111111114. 1:: 1-211.
11111111 of spring 111mb. lite-lite.
. Forequartcra lamb, 12 1-311.
Native veal.
Everything in 111111
fresh Vegetables.
(11111112110105 MARKET
711 North Main Street.
mTHE LENOX MiLLlNERY.
You will 111111 something new in the
line of mlillntarr at the 14911011 Milo
library. 29 So. Main '51.. 80. Noerk.

ed. 1 1111 lb.

.1 .14.... M._W1M

FOESN SNOOLOEll‘B 16c
LEGO OPNINO LAMB 160 1.3

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ltflnat beef. 1611 lb,
Hamburg 111111111. 11111 lb,
Shoulder 11111111. 121'. 1111
1.1111111 chops. tile 111.
it) burn soap. 251;.
l-lutterlne 2710.
Put roast any old price
'1'1111' 11111111 11111111121:

groceries and

 

STORM WIPEO OOT 1
TOWN OF SOLOMATI

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Nliliil'i. .Ahlllkfl, (let. itl.--~-’l‘ln1 stormI
that devastated Nome. wiped out. the
Town of 11111111111111 entirely oil tin- maul.
Not. a building ol’ any sort in the 111111;

three hundred. remained 1111111111111; 111?-
ter 11111 1111111..

when the, town 1111111 blown away.

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~~-1Fi1111111. (tray d1 1'11. repmoeittiilivo
will he at Price‘s i‘loihing 11111111 next
Monday and ’l‘ueeday showing their:
remarkably ilttelltwoftniiorlna 11100611;
and taking custom orders for some e. i

 

 

 

143 Washington at. A. Altenbrandt, Mgr.

«Canes and umbrellas. O'Hrlea'a.

 

I1111.: for 11 review of the vote and

‘ scriptlon ‘
through which tilt-1: alitlea are claim-

Iimomun .111 111 uuitllllcutlonu.

‘he toutiniesiontis 1111113 111111211
special meeting of the tiistr'irt it) be
11111111 111 the t‘itv l-lall Auditorium on
LTuesday October :31. at S p. m. to
1111111 the reports of the water ((1111
missioneis. electrh light commikion
ers, and otlitr (11111111111, and

such action in connection with said re.

ports as 111:1.vil1e deemed necessary.
and ii (Ii't'llll‘d advisable to instruct

11111.1listrit't rotuniissioners to give to;
the city the use. without rent. of the:

(‘ouncil t‘hamber and such otiit'e room
as may 111.1 available;
1111111111111 seal said district,

district 11111111111551111111rs and electrical
commissioners and district treasurer.

m...

111111111111111 1111111

 

Not Correctly Register at
Election

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1111181111., Oct. ltl.~-lf the saloon-

 

lots can prevent 11. Bristol will not be;

a "dry" town for two years. as voted
at Monday‘s election.
1111 made of the decision of the1 voters.
The liquor Ilealers' Association has
prepared a petition to the court Milt'
ut-
taclting the legality of the count 11:1
the voting machines. Five pages oi"
lllallllrltil'llli are covered with 1111.1 111.1-
ol‘ alleged technicalities

1111. Among 11111111 things claimed are
these

‘lliat tlu1 mat 111111111 did not correctly
tiiuiuter the license vote; that iIlt'l‘i:
11-1111 1.1113111111111111 11:1.tl111 part oi the 11»
111i authorities in preparing the
chines and then-tore 11111 vote should
in,- 1111111111'111l 111111 because the statutes
111111 11111 11111-11 complied with; tbuttht-
propor legal notice was not given:
"that the lllt't'llllliltiltl ol‘ the machines
was not pt'oiu'tiy M'l utitl locked; that
this ballot lubelu were out properly
on the numbinns; 111111 thi1 election of
oilicora did not hurl1 the required cor-
111111 that
tho tmttrliltwii were but lumtlly tletttim-

"11111111111 for thc proper 1111111111 111’ time
.bul’orr the election.

The twlilitilt will 11111111 lmt‘uro
Superior court today.
' “r ”WWW.-

mNOTlCE.
lm cloned. 111111 1.

.lnrobs’e will
11111, until 11 p
RADCLWFK GQLLEfiE SHIT-”FRAGE

QLUB.

ilAMiillliHiiC. 11111111.. (1111. 111......

A ant-

«11111» Collette More. titan forty stu-

dent Emeritus Charles "W Eliot 111
Harvard. The club was organized
11.1.1111 through the arousing of ant»

1111111111 sentiment among her fellow 9111-,

dents by Anna Page. of itronltllne. who
marched in the suffrage parade in
Washington 1111.11 spring

w-T‘t'y our bread. 11’: 1191111101131.
banner Battery, 1'1 Monroe 31..

 

1'1».

also to adopt a\
and to fix‘
and 1'1'gllIllit‘ the compensation of the.

WAHi Ililllll HE lilili

Declare That the Machines Old'

A contest is to‘

”in
.

tici1‘

m

Willi 1113
1111 11111111
1111 10111

President Wilson Presses But;
too, Which Explodes Last
Charge oi Dynamite

SHIEHIIA SHI WililK
IS HEAHlI EIHISHEII

brown 1.
[Ships Can Pass Through in a
ShortTime

\\‘1\SlllXG’l‘0N. l). C... Oct to ~111—
actly at. 2 o'clock,eastt11niime.this
after moon. President Wilson. pressing
a button in the \\iitte House, sent an
electric current flashing mute than
four thousand miles 1111111111111 and un—

 

 

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[0 ”med: tier seas lo blow up the (lamboa l.)il1e.

in the Panama Canal and remove the

last practical obstacle. in tht1

inter-ocean waterway.
The Atlantic and

great

Pacific Oceans

1 (Continued on twelfth page.)

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~11n1e1~ii soft hats. O'llrlen‘s.

HALLWAHS OIIONOEO.
SAY TNEATNE PATNONS

 

 

Chief George W. liogardus. of the
South‘ Norwallt Fire Department, re-
ceived a number 01‘ complaints from
South Norwalk citizens last night and
this morning regarding the dangerous
conditions at Music 111111. The com-
plainants state that the unusually good
pictures drew such large crowds that
after the auditorium seats were all
filled and the gallery seats all taken.
there were crowds admlted to the
hallways 111 such numbers that it was
necessary after the‘flrst performance
was over for the patmne to gain exit
by'single file. This would he danger-
ous. indeed. in time of fire, they as-
sort.

Chief liogardus has investigated
the matter and he saya the theatre
titnungentent is disposed to do 111.1 pro-
per 11111111. Hereafter It 1.11 practi-
cally assured there will be no further
cause for complaint, on this score,

ESPECIALLY OOOO
BALL AT NOHT’S

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The bill at lloyt'n Theatre, which
opened yesterday. in rcaxtrtirtl 1111 111111
of the brat of 11111 111111111111 11-11 for. The
mysterious (11111111. who apparently
floats a piano and 11 11111111111111 11111111
in}: out music by the .1'11"1l. in n 1111111111-
tion In ltimuell‘ and his act rem-iron the
conuiuuidutlon or all 111111 111111 it per-
formed.

The little pittylwt. "'l‘hu 111111111 1’11!
111111." wnu wvll 111111111. It bi t'ltlil'ttr'lul"
lath- 11f the underworld and alien 11:1
lunlpbl to a low 111 the t'olnplb'aliom
111111111 of New York's lower 111111111 litttl
lilt'ilttwit‘ttit in at lrbuucnl occttnluun.

Illil- ‘

The trio 111‘ Ncwninnn prov" 1.3111111
'drnwlnu cnrdn 111111 llllly \‘1111. 11.1111131-

idlau. produces apatibtnmnni 111111 131111-
.llnuotiu "11111411111111.

Mlbirml lime-11 certainly in 11 int girl.
but her art. with llbrhurt 51111-111111“. in
catchy arid-delightful.

'Ann Sutherland. star in ”T1111 l-ltnol
i'im'm‘i," in said to be 11. llnrieu 111111112
lady.

l
1
i

iletuont. which 111111 a populmhm of from club has been formed 111 1111M 'i’iill 11111111111111 all pertornutnrus 3.11111-

terdny speak well for tbr1 1111111711 of the.

it in reported all 11111 1111111111 have 1111111111 li 11111111111111: lions-‘hill.
inhabitants 11111111111111 111111 their lives 111111111 Fillet. amtnttleughtar or Prom-1

 

wit'iuter rape, winter cabs. ()‘ilrlen.

‘ WWW—mw-nmm
NEVER AGMN.

First Country murder-Were you
inert: last summer?

Second 011th1.1. and that‘s why
i'm here this summer. believe moi--
Benton Transcript.

 

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A good 11111111111111 lathe but covenant], until 5 p m

 

WEATHER FORECAST.
Cloudy Tonight and Saturday.

SHllHilEIl Hi SHMHEHSE
MAKES APPIHHIIAEHIS

Committee to Oralt Ordinance
Relative to Handling oi Milk
and Olher Matters

 

 

The executive committee of the
Chamber of Commerce held a meet.-
ing last. night in the quarters, in Wall
street, at. which time matters 01’ im-
portance were considered and consid.
erable business transacted. First
Vice-President Michael J. Riordan pre-
sided over the meeting.

The following appointments Were
made:

Henry F. Coleburn. chairman of the
civic plan department.

leorlzc .1. Sher,ron chairman of the
cilc plan dcpar.tment

11‘ch11111111 11. Mortcomery. chairman
of the transportation department.

Dr. William J. Tracey was present
and reported progress on the milk in-
vestieation matter.

llr. Tracey. John .1. Walsh and Leo
Davis were appointed a committee to.
draft suggestive ordinances. to be sub I
1111111111 to the city council. in regards
to the regulation of the milk LIESAI‘E',
bulion in ‘the city.

It. was announced that the Munici-
pal Service Bureau. with which Wil-
liam lici‘oomb is affiliated. had deter-
mined to 11111111.1 the Norwalk Chamber.
of (‘ommerce a "show chamber." and
to that end would stand behind the
local organization in all its endear-,1
ore. 1

Frank l‘resbrey was appointed toI
fill the vacancy on the board of (11-,1
reciors..crented by 11111‘ resignation 01"
Henry S. Lockwood.

Complaints of rating have been re-.
celved of late and the rating commit ’
ported last night that they would per-i1
mit the original ratings in all in-I
stances to remain as they were. 1

There will be a meeting 01‘ the civic:
department on October 15.

Those present at last nizht‘s meet-
ing were Michael .1. Riordan. WilllamI
Thompson. Albert M1 Polilman. Nehe-I
mlah Candec. Frank 1. Jones. Louis:
A. Lehmaler. Samuel Lynes. William:
hlci‘omb. Henry 11‘. C‘oleburn. \\‘r. “’11-.
11am J. Tracey and Edward .1. Thoé
mas. i

 

 

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— i
——\'i'here to dine when in town. 110 '.

tel Victoria, All 11111113 sea “food in‘

season. Steaks and chops. Tel.

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TNBOWN FROM TllAlN,
DIES OF INJURIES
l
MILFORD, (11'1. 11,1..14111111111111 the rail-
road ll'tit‘kH at 1111111111 River. was found
during the giluht the body 111‘ l'Itlwurd
livery, 111‘ Ilrlutol. (“1111.1. II“ had been
thrown 1111’ a train on which 111- had
11111111111 11111111111111 utter clinging to a
handrail ol‘ :1 plultorin with n 1'11"y
rlilzht 1111- hold on the step. for nearly
11 mile llnllroml 1111111 who bud 11111111
11 11111.1 initiator. to :1 ha llIl‘lili uti 11111
1111111111: liailt 1111111111 1111111111 11111 tracks
towards 51111 11.111111 expecting to 11111]
that 11-1 had iulbu 111T and 111111111111 11111
ululuucv, Home distance from tho Mil-
l‘ol'tl attillnn tummy who 111111111 111111111111
11111 on 11111111111 1111111111 1111' ll helm for it
tlilliiItIl' -:1tblc 11111111111111... Vi “"11 the body3
111111 lillitll’i {11111111 then-111111 etery ill“
11b utloll that .\11. ivory Willi ilil hold
relaxing 1111111111 tlw attain 111111
1111111: 1111‘ Ho- it‘llitl. lb.- bmly lumllua
11111111 diallim'u away. in ovatnluutloir
disclosed tauntinbi 111111111111 1111111111111 11:
lirnltou lint-i1. 1
M 11111 hiillortl million it was eluted?
111111 11th an the 7.411 train from New;
York in New 111111111 wan pnlllnu out
111' burn 111111 1111111 made it ilylnp: leap 111':
the cur platforms. Hue. a New Iil‘iliiiil
1111111 whose 111111111 was not known. did}
19111111 a. handrail. but quickly 111'1111111111'j
1111. 11111111111 the platform down until
11111111111111 door of. the Pullman closed.
'l'ht1 other man. who ”wired to but)".
A very. clans to the rail 11-:1 had seized.
but 1111. could not not more than a 111:1
hold on 11. 1111111. The train tllatlppertf»
1111 1:1 the «11111111111115 with Mr. livery still
clinging to the veil. When he was not.
heard from search was begun 8AM”;

1.1111 tracks.

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*MOTICE.
.lacoiiy‘e will he clotted Set. (let.

 

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. 111g oi” Antonio Vernict'io in Bridgeport,

'ond degree.
‘ was no intent to 11111 that the wound in-

 

a

foundation upon which '
you must construtit

your business if 1011*"

and safe.

' win/av a at- altar/w
\uw1‘H~‘\‘\:1:1‘1“11-11.1311

'rwo cau'rs
3‘

HI HHSA AHES

 

11111111 Still
1111 111111111

Defense is that Stabbing Was an

Accident—Pocket Knite Was
Weapon Used

JHHI PISKEH WIIHilHi
HAHI HHAIIEHHES

 

50ne Man Wanted to Be Excused

to Attend Danbury Fair—-
Trial Will Be Briei ,

 

Giovanni Di Rosa was placed on
trial in the Superior (",oiiit
side. yesterday morning , tor the 11111-

on August 31 last. The grand jury 111-.
dietment charges murder 111 the sec-
’l‘l1.e defense is that there.

ilicted was largely the result of neck
dent.
it did not

take lung to select a:

 

tContinued on Fourth Page.)

BARGAINS AT HAYES
MAllKET '
m
Lamb chops, lie. ' 5
Small legs of lamb. lie and 16c. 1
Poreuuarters lamb. Sc and 120
Stew lamb, Sc. '
Lean pot roast. 111‘. “A
Shoulder steak. 1-10. 1
Rib roast, lie and ICC. 'i
Lean plate beet. 100 1b. ‘1
Lean fresh shoulders. 16c.
Loan smoked shoulders, 12 1-21:
Fresh killed broilers. 21c lb. ‘
Roasting chickens.
Choice native1 fowl. 24c lb. 1
llutterine. 20c and 23c.
Many other bargains.
look them over.
HAYES” MARKET.

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early today destroyed the six-story"
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