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Explosion oi Gas Oven in Factory
Also Brings Injuries to Scores
oi Others
TRAPPED WORKERS MIKE
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SRERIIRUIIR ESRIRE'
District Attorney’s Diiice Begins
an investigation
NEW YORK, Oct.
in which metal was being enameled on
the top hour of
building in Canal street, exploded yes-
terday. killing six persons, More than
a score of others were injured or
'illll‘lit‘ti in the tire that sucteeded the‘
ex plo ion and some. of them may die
’Ilu; identity of the dead was not
known, many
had been removed to the
Three 01 those killetl weie women Alli
were oi ktts in the buildiuy.
Scnrclilights plaied on the ruins last
night while liit- men sought tor
bodies which it was thought might
have been overlooked when entry to
the building was effected alter the
ilauics had been brought under con-
trol. At 9 o‘clock tour bodieg had
been removed. The district attorney‘s
otlice began an investigation. About:
‘Jtlti poisons were employ ed in the
tliuildintz, width was occupied by man-
ul‘ntturcrs bf machinery, mirrors.
li‘IOiIlIILL', and other goods
"the escape of some of the trapped
worltcts was Slit‘tflliitlliili. \\itl1 their
clothing ablaze they climbed out
through flame-swept windows onto
lire escapes and leaped to the side-
walks. Many were badly injured by
the drop from upper floors. Specta-
tors beat out. the tlnmcs from their
clothing and saved them from burning
to death,
Late last 11i.:l1t firemen came across
the inciucrntcti hotly ot’ a young: man
who Il.tii met death while In a crouch-
ing position, apparently trying to
shield his face from the. intense heat.
loliu (loitxtilo ill years old, died in
.‘1 hospital brine big the death list 111)
to six The (11nd “Hill :11 the morgue
was identified n» Charles ll. llott'man.
general manager of one 01' the 111111111-
i'actlu'tnp lit'ms that 1.15 Iblll‘ltt‘ti out.’
Uup ot‘ the timid woncn was identi-
IIt‘tI iln‘ flips .\lnrtl:. Merrie who
was Hoffman's at.~t-1'ttttr,\',
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latter stories told by employee to
Assistant iiistrict Atltit‘licy Skinner re.
gttrtliui; the cuust-
were It) the effect that tIttuics l‘i'om the
pun m’on cominuult-atctl with 11 near-
lby tank of fluid ith‘tI tor ,Inpnnniiuz.
The. other tltrcc dead were iticntl-
'llctl lztic last night nu .Iohn chu, it},
uiachluist'n Ill -rlpc , ltlltI .\l .‘m liuikoit'
and lean Jacobs stcuuutt'iphcte who
net 1: in llolt‘utuns employ
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RAISES MUCH HAVIII)
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The heavy rain lust night which
reached the proportloun of (I. downpour
toward the middle of tho eventing. and
which continued throughout the great-
er portion of the night season, only
letting up a trifle at intervals thin
morning, played much havoc with the
highways and with the city notcbbn~
plus. it will mean quite 11 little hard
wark on the part of the street deport-
mcnt when the clearing cornea.
The breeze. accompanied by the
min, stripped trees of their leaves.
II'IIEHB leaves were Washed down the
steamgradoo and into the alcoholism,
nuttltnritit wotormund shown. the
basins mm . tuiitto cremains. t. The
torrent; «as .they. Modern 0! “the
hillstmo tore up the roads in. many
placer» .
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23.—A gas OVCII'
a six story lactoryi
.
hours, after the bodies“
morgue ‘
Biol 8 ‘
ol‘ the. explosion
.... . . gunman
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Inter-on at the Inuit: Nowell: rout-ell!“
II fluent! Clu- lam:
RIRI IIE SEIERIEEII
EIIIRES II RIiRIlIIlII
Motor Car Was in Waiting and
Flora Chillingion'is Now
Harry Holmes’s Wile
Word has leaked out of the slope-
ment of Miss Flora Chilliugton, of Bell-
town with Harry Holmes, of Noroton
Heights.
The girl, only seventeen.
home suddenly,
she could
Holmes.
Jersey.
The girl's parents had objected to
her being married because‘ of her
youth. Love would have its way. how-
ever. so the runaway was planned.
Holmes was to meet his sweetheart
with a. car. The‘girl threw her world-
‘lv possessions out of her window late
in the 01 china, and walked out of the
door.
left her
with what belongings
carry and went off with
They were married in Ne'w.
t
\ waiting.
Reaching Stamford, the elopcrs trol-
.lc,ved to Greenwich anti boarded u
train west bound at the Greenwich
station.
I From New York they went to New:
."lei.se_\ where the marriage was per:
l'oitncd.
The young couple are now at home
at \‘orotou Heights. The romance
started at the Yale & Tow .18 Mtg.t‘t1.,
'Stamt'.ord where both the hiide and
groom are employed
iRIIEIIEI BRIIS. MIKE
' illlllilllll IlIEI;
Diier to Bebuild Schoolhouse and
I Library—Brick Buildings for
South Manchester
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--I"1'tini the
ruins ot’ Thursday's lire there will rise‘
Imodcru brick buildings to be used not'
only for school purposes. but for re.-
tcrcntiou IlUl'iillt-C‘S. and no longer will
the plan of neutralization til the town's
schools be carried out. All oi‘ this can
be made possible by a liberal oi'l'cr
vl'l'olu Client-y llrothcrs who. (Hill at
lucetlut; oi" the directors of their coup
puny, submitted to the meeting oi the
Ninth School District. committee the
;rc.~'ult of their decision. it Is it plan
that provides for the crectiou ot‘ .1
new school building on the site oi the
one wiped out by tire 'l‘liursdzty. the cu-
lnruemczit oi" the Lincoln school at the
t‘euter, the crcctiou of a new rtCIltmi
iii the went part of the town on land
to be given by t'liency llrothcrs and a
promise to erect mid maintain. a rccrc~
ulion building and new llbt'ary,tl1c last
two buildings to be built. together with
11 new; school house. on the hind used
in the past for the iil‘IIODI destroyed.
'l‘ht‘ l.intoln school must be en-
Inructl by the addition of ul‘lcust clulit
ntorc roouie, which would cost In the
neltzhimrliot‘itl of $13,001), A school
to Iil' erected on the Pleasant etrect
lot. to bc given by t‘hcncy lirotliern
would be an clahhruom schoolbnlltl-
Inn and would take. care of about film
Ipuptlu. and would coat the district In
tint ueigltlun'llood til‘ $30,1itul. 'i‘hc
ucbool tlutt t‘hcncy llrotlicrn would
builtl would be about the fltiillii also
tilt the promised enlarged Lincoln
ucltool would be, which would uccoue
modulo about 7.10 pupils. tutti the
recreation building Would be of such
proportions Iillti the cost to Cheney
Brothers would be about $200,11nt).
Tliene buildings would be given to the
town at an annual rental of hi it your}
and would be maintained by Cheney
Brothers.
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'AIIMIIIIIA FIIIAES
IIVERCCME FIIIEIIIEII
CHICAGO. Oct. Zeb—Fire which do
strayed twu warehouses of Swift and
Company at the Union Stock Yards.
1th night, caused a loss of $600,000.
according to estimates today, Twenty
firemen were overcome by ammonia
fumes when pipes burst, but all will
recover. .
Members of the family discovered
I
her escape. but were unable to stop
her as she ran for the automobile 111'
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1918
111111 11‘
11111-211
111111111 RS
Rescue Crews Have Nearly
Reaci'ietl tlie Fatal Chamber in
the Stag Canon Mine,
New Mexico
MEN WERE IRIPRER IN
RIIIIER III EXPIRSIRN
M1ine Supt and Wealthy New
Yorker Among Victims
DAWSON. N. .\i, Uct.
crews today succeeded
their way well into thei
No. in, east, on the high line.
2111‘ miners are cutomlieti in the 51:1,;
3.3.~ lien-.110
in
expected to be within a ten Reel of the
jammed door connecting this chamber
with the last on the chat side high line.
It is beyond this door that a large
number of bodies are expected to
touzid, among which are those ot' tlcic
erul Superintendent \‘i'illinm .\lcl.)cr~
1 melt and Henry 1’. McShano, the weal-
ttliy young.r New Yorker.
I That the men will be found dead is
like unanimous opinion 01‘ all coucer't-
cd in the rescue work. Mine experts.
including J. C. Roberts and his assist-
Iants oi’ the United States Mine lies-
‘ cue Service, agree that the amount of
black damp which penetrated the utnc-
tecutii chamber as the result 01‘ the
i (.x
have been in one chamber. is the put.
Ziillj‘f l'tetture to the men who ate di-
ruling the rescue work. I‘rtllil the
conditions found in the adjoining
chamber it was believed that the cen-
ter of the explosion was in either the
eighteenth or nineteenth L'Ii.’iiii‘it'l‘,till:i
by this reasoning they are unable to
sec how the minors could imic i'l‘iit‘IlitlI
the chamber it there they are.
The rescue work has been ugnil‘IlillI'
lzcd with a directing bend at
phase of exploration.
—”IN THE PYTHON'S COILS."
'l‘wo-rct-I “lei" nuinml t‘e;itui'c
the ltex Theatre ltititiv,
each
iii
EARTHIIIIAKES WILL
"(IT IIIIIiI CANAL
!\\'ASIIING'I‘(IX,
Oct 2.? -~-l..ttlc
danger, ii' any, to the Panama (‘uuuh
cxiuts t‘t'ont carlhtpuikcs. tn the opin-
Ion til‘ itev, i". A ’l‘outiort‘, oi licoric-
town University, a rct~otznticctl author
ltv on kcieutolopy. I11 11 pilliilriill‘li
eiulcuicul lotltn Itu tnltt'n cxt'lcp Ions
in the alarmist News 111 tct'luin rw-vtltn
tints. lit: can not one that the con-
l'nrtunlion ol‘. the earth at l‘uunmn
can lend to the conclusions that earth
convulsions are. to be traced.
“i (In not, believe then- is tiny pis-
sihlc titllliil‘r to the canal trout carill-
qualms." hititi 111'. 'I‘ontlori. "l bnau
this conclunlnn uuttuly on the past
IiIthiI‘y oi‘ the. IHiillllilM or
which shows that it In Iron, from earth-
quakes There have been ucrioug dln
turbnnccu in the l‘ucltic to the uouth
tot Panama and in certain 01 the in
‘ltintls of that ocunu. but there in notle
‘ittu to indicate that Panama itself in
subject tti earthquakes."
The recent tremors felt in the can-
nl zone, Dr. Torutlorl believes, were
merely reflections of violent disturb-
ances elsewhere in the Pacific Ocean.
~I’REE LECTURE.
New Red Men's Hull, W. Washing-
ton St. Sublect. The Desire of All
Nations Shall porno. Pastor E. P. Me-
Klosick. No collection. 81111., 7:45 p. in.
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Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Ads. for chance: to and more
toproolniivd outployero.’ ‘
\\'t)i'Iililg'
lutul c Ila 111 bct‘. .;
\v Ilt.l e'.
Canon Mine and before nighttuil they.
be‘
l’nnnniu, ‘
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NEW Bill RHIRIER
Matters Discussed by the Nor-
walk Chamber of Commerce
Board oi Directors
directors of
of Commerce was held at the tem-
pot'ary office, 40 Wall street, last
night.
The purpose at“ this meeting was
Largely to deal with the new city
charter and the city budget under
the charter.
Before taking; up the regular busi-
ness of the evening. several matters
were generally discussed. including
permanent oillces. and the executive
committee was instructed to procure
same as early as poesiblc.
William Ewing. manager of thc
(‘luett. Peabody Company, was made
chairumu ot‘ the III‘dIIhlI'ItII and Mann-
i'acturint.r Department, with authority
to chose his -l‘our
head of that department ‘
A meeting oi this department
called for Monday night.
.courl room. at S o'trlotk
Leo Davis reported progress in the
,new milk ordinances to be submitted
to the council
The board of director.: approved the
steps so far takcu in the surrey nu:
ider the. direction of the civic depart-
ment.
The matter
is
at the town
of the analysis of the
city charter. relative to district hud-
gets and the proper apportionment ol‘
the expenses of conducting the citv
amen: the various taxing districts
iwas taken up.
Mr. Montgmuer' explained the mat-
.tcr very fully. and pointed out the
necessity of the (Thambey of Com-
inercc taking vigorous steps. so that
there micht be an equitable distribu-
tion in strict accordau o with the the
charter. of the variou< items of ex-
pense ot‘ conducting the business at
”It“ city.
Tile Rout‘d tinnituously nppropriaictl
sufficient money for the employment
ot‘ n11 expert auditor to prepare it rc-
pm't on the limiter.
It was the uunituous sense ol‘ the
Ronni that a common method of ac-
counting be employed in the various
lit‘;\tli‘ill19lll~' of the t'l'\‘, so that ac-
counts might be kept uniform.
\plosion war: suilic lent to bnie killed
Inll oi the OtCllIHtIILS instantly. 'Ihat.
too many miners, utmost 211b, should
—“IN THE PVTHON'S COILS"
”'two-rct-l.' lIIl nnlm'il
the Itcx Theatre. today
feature at
BOGAIIIIIIS’ ELEGTIIIII
KILLS ONEPOSITION
(‘lilet‘ llcorgzc \\‘.
oi the creator city llrt- tic-
p;ti'1111c:11. itu.~x taken one ol‘ the duties
\‘lht-tt l‘. \\'1uci1c.~stcr from his
shouldet‘m' lull bctansc of IIIt‘ pc. nlIur-
ilv oi the situation it is Iiktli that he
will be liillii‘ti back in lht 11.11 1105b.
The new clutt'lt't‘ prescribes that the
chief of the department have full
tinirun ol' the lli'c alarm system. Now
that 11 greater ticnurlnn-nt. will govern
nll .‘cput'utc lIIHIl‘lt‘lh it will Ill' Ilt‘t‘v-t-
Htt'y to locate the system tlilicrcntly.
The election ol'
Illicit l'iI IL".
It:
The three hilliillllt‘ HNSIL‘IIIS must be
combined.
(living to the but. that (‘itIt-i Inc: ur-
IRR RIII RURREI.
A special meeting of the board of
the Norwalk Chamber
associates as the1
WIRSHIRS
SIIRIEII IlR
IINR RRUISE
Nine Monster Battleships, Ac-
companied by Five Auxiliar-
ies. Leave tlamplon Roads 4
IlIIIERIIIIERI RIEIRIIIS
WIIIIESSEII IIEPIRIIIRE
Assistant Secretary oi the Navy
Represented the President
i
«it'
I HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Oct. -.1.-—
‘Messeugers bearing the dignity and
power of the United States, nine mon
stcr battleships took their leave to
day ol the shores oi America for the
Aletlittiirnnenn. Grim in the dull grey
,puint oi their new clothes, the ponder-
oils war machines nodded a final fur-e
well on the swelling tide oi ,iinmpton'
Roads, while the captains of the fleet,
hcadcd by licnr Admiral Charles .I.
Badger, received their last word of in-
structious and farewell froth Assisianti
Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt.
The Assistant Secretary, represent-i
ing the Navy Department and the!
l-‘resitiout, came down the Potomac on
the yacht Dolphin and took his place
at the head of the double column oi
battleships swinging at anchor in
horseshoe formation out across the
fir way of the Roads. From the dull-
ship \\'yomiug at the head of the col .
1111111 to the bully auxiliaries lying be
low. all ships were in holiday dress.
; From the Wyoming out across the
{airway swung the Utah, Florida, Ar
knusus, Delaware Vermont, (‘onucctl-
cut, Kansas, and Ohio and further
down in a group the auxiliaries Cei-
tic, Sol ticc. t‘vclope Orion uutl Jason.
The battleships wete the pick of the
Navy,
The ceremonies attending the sail-
luu til the iIttt‘L were format, For the
lillliL‘ being the little Dolphin was the
ship 111‘ the commaudcr-in-cblei‘. and
trout the big ships cacti captain l'oilow'.
ed the rear admiral to pay his re-
lHlli‘L‘lS to Assistant Secretary iioose-
‘vclt. With the Secretary was a party
oi tilllctals t'rom \\'asl1lngton, includ-
i111: Assistant Secretary of States the
horn. Assistant Secretary ot’ War
Breckenridge, Assistant Attorney
(leucral (lruhum. .lohn iiurk, ’l‘rcnsur-
er of the United States, (‘ommlssttun'r
ol‘ (‘tu'porutlouu Davis and Senator
Ilrtmdcgco.
, After the oilicinl visits to the llot.
phin, the. hilt battleships stood by to
await the rcturn calls to be paid by
the Secretary. As the title came in
the big utccl nitipu nwnnu down the
channel and up each \‘(ii‘ltil‘l puttiwtl in
retiew out to ecu tltu farewell salutes
ilIVEIIIll dcpnrliui: rotiucht were tired.
'MIIIIIGIPAL PLANT
dun In not be familiar with the 14-11th .
cut \vtn'kinus 111; In Mr. ii’iuchcntt-r, It.
is probable that when the ordinance:
t-uinblluhinn 11 city llrc department. is
drawn up, provision will be llliitIl! lot-
this putt of the work or the chief, to
dive it to uotnnouc clue.
Mr. \Vlncheutcr will probably be the
‘"DolliiHillt‘riilBil.“ Itccnuuo his wide ex.’
perinuto in eioctricul’htiuttorn and bin
tpernonul acquaintance with all three;
local systems, in nonletlilup in hip ire
rot: and would argue for bin selection.
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~THE LENOX MILLINERY.
The popular price mllllnery shop.
29 South Main St., South Norwulk.
WARM WEATHER AND OYSTERB.
from South Norwuik. (10:111.,
mingle and brouxht 50 cents per bushel
«Waterman one Fisherman.
Owing to the warm weather pro.» inventor
railing: in the Wont the sllll'moDiB him in hlnlnborutory and traveling tor and predict that the Country Club
have Mr. Edison's company.
dropped oi! somewhat. The Lowndou plants for and wide throughout the Thomnon’n efficient mannaemont
oyster Company has brought 10. 000 country. Mr. Winchester wrote the Williams has made many friends due he tell into the Net-walk flip!“
buohel- or seed oysters. which were first history or Mr. Edison over pub: in; his your at the club, vrh
caught in the Norwoik Islands by the 11511911,
new (rowan. The load to line and
um
At. the meeting of the South \‘or
walk Electrical Conunlnuioueru, lust
ninht. the board formally received
.Iiuritinoiun enuruvlng of 'I‘litmnin Al.
Edition, the world’n greatest inventor,
u gilt oi. the electrical oxnonltion, in
New York, which will close tonight.
will be (mined and hung in the 1mm!
icipnl plant. of the Second Taxing Ding
t.rict Particularly appropriate in it
that this picture should hang in thoi
oiliro oi General Superintendent Al-
bert Winchester, for the South
Norwulk mun was for many
tycure closely connected with
Edison, working with
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the maria!
M“
WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain and Colder Tonight.
IIIR. IIIIRRRII REIS
Jill IIRIE SHIRE
U. E. L. 81 W. Co.’s Georgetown
Circuit Was Out, by Break
in East Avenue Wire
When the hull rourer at the United
Electric Light and Water Company’s
plant in .llurbor avenue bellowed forth
last night to cull Elmer Llugnrd, s11-
perintcndent of the lilies locally, the
official was seated in the barber chair
at William Hess’ establishmet in the
Nor 'al-k Hotel, undergoing a facial
haircut. Instructing the tosorial artist
to curtail his political discussion and
get down to business Mr. Lingnrd was
soon on the job.
Having withstood the fierce. blasts
of the recent wind storms, although
probably weakened by them, t1 huge
limb on a tree. at I‘Iurlo's l-lill, weighted
down with the water of the rain,
dropped off about ti o'clock, striking
upon the wires of the United Electric
Lbrealt. btit it was finally
. (in y
'was committed upon August 15. Iiilt’. will be two or three weeks before he
. 17.
‘on lict,~e1ubcr 17. lung, and the «to hit: ”H. day and “mm.“ that ilooco
establishing will
mmmumwbow
Light and Water Cniiipany, putting out
the Georgetown circuit, which feeds
East, Norwalk.
It took some time to locate the
Mr. Lingard's valiant gang was quick
Iy at work 011 the repairs.
lie damage was repaired.
“my", had 1,001, out 1mm 6 until tory of articles in the oiiice was taken.
labout 8:30 o'clock.
Igeaut llunt, who from 110w on, will
iEIIIE MISIIIIEI] RRIII’IES '
SERIRIIEII Ill IIIE IIIIIIRI
Judge William L. Bennett Grants
Divorce Decrees in Court
In the Superior court. civil side, to-
Mrs. Lena Burns, of Greenwich.
was granted a divorce from Et'astus
Lia.
TWO» CENTS, .
WI . NEED
HR E MRRE
Pll IR
Chiel Pennington Finds That to
Run Department in Best Shape
Anditional Members Are New
cessary tor Force
ISIIIIEERENRE Ilil
SBHIRIIIE IESIERIIII
Hunt and Gibson Are Day Desk
Mew-Silk Night Man—Bay-"
mend or Stratton Here
Chief William it. Pennington spent
traced and 1
I
After a lit-
but the
IGibson will be in charge and he on
I
E. llurus on the ground of inlidellty.’
Burns ran away from Bridgeport with
a young woman named Mott. lie was
arrested in New Haven.
Mrs. Burns said she was married
on March 8. 1893. The alleged not
The evidence satisfied the court and
the decree was allowed. The mother
.,_out a tentative plan looking toward the
was given the custody of her dangle
tcr. llelen, eighteen years old.
Jennie M. Barnes, ol‘ Bridgeport,
was granted a divorce front llownrtl
it}. Burner: upon the ground of deser-
tion. The parties Were married on
Sept. 2', itlllti. liesertion is alleged trout
.Iul)r '13, ‘ltititi. 'lhe mother was #29011
the custody of two minor tltlltircn.
Samuel .‘tioritiw secuicd n dctrct-
from Mary Murrow, to whom he was
married on line. 17. 19113, on the
ground of dosertion (IllLIIlL'. from Jun.
12, 19117. ‘
Elizabeth (‘00le of (lrecnwlclt. was
given a decree from William A.
(Itiokc. Site was married on Oct. 1..
third, and ticscrtion was churned from
Sept. to. 1111111.
Iiobcri I,
I
l,.nttiu 0f Nari: “Ik- was was on trial iii the Superior court yen-
givtn 11 decree from i‘ dun I initiiu on tertluy h connection with
most of the morning, today, at the
Vorw alk police station with Detective-
Sergeant Thomas Lcatherlaud and.
Sergeant Thomas I'lunt. An inven—
and. at its conclusion, Sergeant Leath-
erland turned over his keys to Set-
bc in charge. For the piesent, at least,
Sergeant Hunt will do day duty. and
senior patrolman Bryan Ii. Silk, will
be the desk man at night.
In South \‘m walk Sergeant .1. Harry
duty in the day time. Chief Penningv
ton stated that either Patrolman
Frank V. Raymond or Oiiicer Frank S.‘
Sitatton would be selected as night
desk man.
The. purpose of the conference.
which was held yesterday afternoon,
anti in which Chief Pennington and the
three sergeants took part, was to map
consolidation of the department under
the one head. All suggestions that
were made were noted by Chief Pen-
nington, and he stated today that It.
will have delinltoly decided what
changes in the force. will he made.
That the force pends till addition at
three more men is the opinion Chief
Pennington volt-ed this morning. As
the charter vests the appointive pow-
er in the bands of Mayor Francis 1.
Ilurnell, the chlet‘ could not state. when
they will be added.
The duties of DetectivoSergeant
Leathcrlnntl will tukt him all over the
(.‘ity of Norwulk. and it is probable
that. his ofticea will be located at the
station in the South Norwnlk (lily Hull.
WHITE SLAVE CASE
III SUPERIOR COURT
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lit" ground “I d""‘“”“" on January nlnvu case that involved Airs. Florence
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lcntluut a maiden name was Walker.
new couurnr
CLUB STEWAIID
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Clturlcu Williams. stownrd at the
hill resignation to take effect at the
termination or his your or service on
November tutti. The govmnlng board
has arranged with Mrs. (trace A.
‘Thompuon, owner and manager of the
famous titumpton inn, at New Cancun.
to take charge in the future. Many
club mom-born have enjoyed the excel-
lent meals served at the Hampton inn
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be very tpopulnr under Mrs.
Mr.
met to learn that he has resigned.
Good tomato on to be nan-401' him to thirty tiara 011ml! chum floor.
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The couple were married “mm.
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n will re- mint and utter being mixed not.
The latter took the stand dur-
lttid placed her in houses I11 \‘ew Erl-
HAS EDIsIIII 8 PHOTO WM" Hm 1“” homo ”he run “Wt“ tnlit, Morltictt unti Springfield and in
l with 11. until.
;thln tlty. in linnk lllllI 'l‘uilp streets.
.tnltintt till the citinlugu which she re
cclvcd.
Her father took the cloud inter out!
ttzntillntl that his daughter's reputation
for veracity wun very butt and was
followed by a policeman i‘rom Yonk-
eru, New York who paid that on bolnx
The engraving la 15 by 20 tunnels, and Norwnlk Country Club. has tcndnrtuliurrcntud there she had claimed to be
Deacon wife and that they were driv-
on out of town. The cutie-wan than
adjourned to Tuesday. ,
Word wan received here yesterday
that. the Newark police held a bunch. .
warrant for Dance in a cone of iortelta .,
int; a 85,000 bond on or. charge or
keeping e. disorderly house again“
him there. ,
George .Hususy apparently intuition":
too touchdowns water" yesterday {on
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arrested tor drunkenness. This merit?
ing in court Judge Keogh contend“
soy took an nitrat- undpt‘ bonito it! “in;
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