the one that will get
the patronage.
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11111 1111
PM in IBM
111 N. il
Defeated Soldiers Crossed the
River in Darkness to American
Side, But Were Sent Back
EEW IiiEIIE iiillEIi,
Bill MMIY WilliiiliEii‘
' 1
Rebels Killed (lutposts in Charge
on the City
.1
dillddSiDl-O, Toto. Dec. 3 .~—-'i‘he
oral urmy of four thousand men at
Ujinlga, opposite here, was put. to
flight inst night by 4, .500 Constitution-
nlists sent by General Ville from Chi
l'ua..l1uu In the (IlliklleSS many oi tho
lodernls 11101111911 the liver to the Am-
clican side, but all except the wound
('11 were i":ol(etl back by the United
istntes troops.
, The final rout was preceded by 1.1
three hours‘ battle begun after (lurk
111 which the rebels marched through
the deep canyons south of. Ojinign,
completely wiped out the t‘edorul out-
posts. The news of the defect at
d amuln Pass (11111 La Muluto, giving
the rebels an unobstructed pass to
within firing disinnce of Ojinng
eolf, caused it flenzlcd retreat among
the i'ederals.
feds
\‘thtinued on Sixth Page.)
MIDMEN TD FIGHT
FDR THE RALLDT
'l’ifiAiS'HiNG'I‘ON, 111.111. :11» ~A more!
aggressive cmnpaign to 11mm: the
Adoption of an umendnn. .1; to the (3011-;
eiitution giving 11101111311 of the c'ountiy
the right to vote. in piomised now that
biz-11113.net more coinmodious licndquiu'
tori-1 have Just been obtnincd here by
the Congressional connnittce of the
i.’\ itionnl W0itlllll Suffrnge Association.
Mrs. Medill Mct‘ormnek, of Chicago
11ho recently accepted the chairman-
wip oi the committee, is now in Wash-
ington prepared to push the fight fol
' Votes for Women."
zinc worked out as 11 result of confor-
1111111111 held by .\l 1's. Motiorinuck with
Ii'tiliil‘fl in the null‘rugc 11lovoincnt. Wo-
n't-.11 iSllITl'lthntii throughout the coui1~
tsv ore to be kept fully informed us to
the latest 1b1velopnn~nf11 1111111 in the
11‘ 111 to secure it coiistilniit-nui 1111111111]-
uncut.
Mrs. Mt—(Iorinnck is tho daughter of
dive into Sonntoi' Mlll‘Ii linunn. 111‘ Ohio,
M'tild has taken it prominent purl in the
Eitii'i'ugo inoroincnt in Illinois for sov-
:~1.1l yours.
TIMEKEEPER 11121111
this 1111: one FIMED
V1,
.‘Iic rust-1, of Joseph Muir/J, tho ltnii'
:111 unison on tho Pine 1111-11111 11111141111
tion. who ycnterdny preferred :1 t'tilll1
:nlsiint {or consult. smiliiut ‘I'Illitiutin‘potj‘
litudd. (31111111, up this mornlui’v, in tho
titty llnll court. Redd wuu uri'untcd
ynuicrduy 1101111 by {)i’i’iccr 'rltrutou and
put up u bond of twentyd‘lvn dollnrs.
’l‘ho evidence brought out. the fuel.
that. timid hurl put Munzi out ot‘tho
office, and then had hit him out ol‘
doors. l'ncenncil by tin1 italliiii’n Itll1
pnl‘tllllII)‘ nod to retaliate, Rodd outcr-
y. oil 11 counter 1-11.11piui11t of breach of.
the. prince nuninut Mount. Judi!“
Keogh, in pronouncing sentence, held
that Rodd was 111. fault in taking the
low in his own hands and pursuing.
Mount outside the office and fined nimt
“”3 1111111111. The Wm of vence'ebouaiieu on account oi! the increaeei
, in the regular police force.
charge against Monet was dismissed.
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NEW YEAR'S DAY BENTINEL
. l1‘ollow'in1g its haunt custom The Sen‘
_ itinel will the landed an a morning
wJoyner on, 'I‘luirndny,1New Year's Day.
Details are be?
5
“Second Clue Mutter.
itililll lllllili 111111
11111111 IN _____i_nii 11111
New York Police Trying to Solve
(lumping oi Murdered Man in
Trunk .trom Pushcari
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—-—.By drawing
in the net of investigation begun yes-
terday noon, when the body of a man
was found in a trunk in front of 11 Flu
street tenement on the east side, the
police are confident that today the
‘iaenuty of the victim or New York's
“third trunk, murder mystery in four
years" will be positively established.
The two previous trunk mysteries re-
main unsolved.
To identify the body the police yes-
terday placed it 011 view in a police
station and more than four thousnnd
residents of the east side-mien and
low, proprietor of a Polish bonrdlng
house, declared that it was that of
John Krcmen, o. former coal miner of
Charleston, W. Va., but more recently
1vomen—~pnssed by it before Mike Mul-'
‘employed in this city by house'wrockv
ers .11111 n stublomnn.
Although hiniioy 11 as positive in his
1i1:icitiiicution. several henduuurlcis
detectives tire inclined to hollow that
he may be mistaken and that the mur-
tiered 1111111 they have been employed
by house 111'cckcis.'l‘o lost this the
my. the body upon which was ionndw 11
Llllll: chock thinked on one side ‘J.
l).,'
ed by .l. 11‘. Donovan and .i. 11‘.
both of whom-arc Ill the housewrcck-
log business.
The trunk which was used to dis1
pose of the body was 22 inches wide
.22 l- ‘l ii.1 hcs l1l1'h nnd‘ it inches long.
It was 111.111ut‘uctui 011 according to two
I11
Ioi‘ l’ctersburg, Vu.. and was company:
ti1 sly new
glen." was the murder of Moses Suchs,‘
I a jewelry peddler, who was killed June
18,1910. Just a year before the mur.
der of Sachs, l1lsie Sigels body was
,found in :1 t1 uuk in 11 room occupied
Iby 11 Chinese. Loom; Lee, 11 Chinese
‘who dlsnpp1..1red,wus accused by the
police on her slayer.
Another unsolved trunk mystery was
the murder of Meyer Welubnrd. whose
body 1vns found in a trunk on Her ll,
East, River on Jan. 16, 111111, utter the
trunk had remained there for 11 day.
Ww-r— ~
600 DANDERS AT
I SIXTH 00. AFFAIR
. w..-“ m
()1111 delightful evening 11'1111 11111111
riont-cd by some ($00 pci‘sons who 11t-
tcntlcd the 111111120 given at the Armory,
111st night, under the suspiccs ot‘ the
Sixth Company. The ninth uttrnction
wus the singing Moldnclly 111.111.111.111,
of lloston, and their music who excep-
tionully plcnslnu. ()i‘ the right. 111cm-
1Ibci's of tilt‘ oi'cllcstru, seven of them
are voonllsts also, 11nd throughout the
owning the)“ comblticd their playing
with singliiir which was most unusunl
11nd onioyubhi.
11,1111 ut ti o'clock and was continued 1111-
:iii midnight. rl‘ho 111$qu rct’rculiincnts
were served ut intermission.
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w—NOTICE.
(lloviir‘u tiIIllli nioi'c opcncd \‘1‘111iut-111
iluy, chm-1i nll day New l’11111"11\.
SHERIFF IIDLLMER
WANTS MDRF. DEPDTIES
llillllilldi’ilit'l‘, . licc. (lib ”Short”
Willluni Vollmcr, of Fulrilold county.
uskotl 'Buporlnt(indent of l‘oiict1 lin-
zono l‘lirtulnuhnin for id or more upo-
11inl oilicors today who could be sworn
in 1111 uni-chit deputy sheriffs ut Shelton
in connection with tho lnhor troubles.
The request could not be gruntod us
since the i'o-orgtmlzution, the Bridge
port force of special policemen con-
uists only of 11111.11 employed by thon-
treu, nt factories n11 wutclunen. etc.
The force of “roving specials” wan
1
~FO‘R ONE WEEK ONLY.
I Green Mountain potatoes, 900 bush-
ot thrower and Malone. 22 Main St.
INOrwallt.
1 walk
llolnn. .
portrayal of tho ('hurnciors Wits liilx‘hly,
i ' tho wcnvc shop for scvcrnl weeks.
1
u it trunk experts 11 he examined it, by the,
etersburg Trunk and ding Company, TRIAL Fun ARSQRM
I
I One pf the unsolved “trunk mystcr- 1
‘ l‘ish has been all liberty umlcr $10,000 ,'
I either
The ilnncing wus bo-.
Inter-ell I! the Death Nomi Poet-Oils.
1—“
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MIME IIISIIS
ilM SINM
MIS MM]
Christmas Festival oiihe Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School a Novel Event
IiiliIS Si. JiIHiI KEEIEil
iIIRNS DEE MIME JIIKES
Fred Bryant Impersonales Uncle
Sam to Pertection
'l‘iio Christmns festival of «the Nor-'
M. 113. Sunday school was bold
lust, night at the church, and i‘. was,
one m'nirti success The entertainment I
won in the form of drmnntics and (the
title of tin. phly was “The interrupted
Prournni” It depicted the true Christ-it
mus spirit, having :11; its chief churnoI
tor it poor little wuli‘ who Iiud no homo'
1101' Parents to h1‘1l-p iiillkt‘ (the holizinv
and on the other “[02, " was view- 0"“ "f 1‘11““ “‘1”th I “lie MISS Minion
Ruby 1111s (“Wood 1111 the boy (ind her
, (Continued on Third Page.) 1’.
wLife hovers' deuce, every Sniurj
day night, Arion liuil.
0N IIIRII’SEAS
BOSTON, Dec. (id-«The trial of John
Albert Fish, a. civil engineer of New
York, and a. Door veteran. on charge
of arson on the high 11an, not for to
day in the Federal court, Was said to
be the first under a statute governing
such crises. The indictment alleges
that. Fish set. 1er to his auxiliary
schooner yueht, the Santa. off Edgar-
town, on the night of Octobi 25. 1910.
The yacht. was destroyed. Since his
arrest in New York last September,
bull. lio clniins that the fire started
from it cigarette butt or from
11 store. and that his first knowledge
of it was when 1111/1qu awakened by
tho ('rncklizip' of the domes. Fish and
0110 women guests. his cousins, with
tho four inmnbci‘s of the crow, escap-
ed in thcb' night clothes into 11 small
bout 11nd i'owcil ushorc.
Fish, who was 11111111111211 in engineer
ing work in South Africa (it the out-
break of the llocr wnr, enlisted in tho
llritlsh tinny. During the wur ho was
promoted to u cuptulncy in the hope
rlul Horse.
«HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
'l‘lio usunl New l'i'nr's dinner, til (it),
1 1112230 11. ill. Don't miss it. llluini;
room opt-n Now Tour's 11111. A in 1'iii't11
survlcn ti .p, 111. on. ,hluslt‘
PDSTDFFISE BUSINESS
HMNIILED EASILY
'l‘lii1 pooplo oi‘ Noruullt will rejoice-
ovcr the 1111 louucnnioiil 111111111 toiluy
from tho clouth Norwnlli pout. olllco
. thnt. beginning with tho Now Ycur.tl1c
port-cl post service will be extended 1111‘
timt. puckngcn weighing not inorothnn;
'llfty 1111111111111 may be Hunt in the first
and second zones. while tho weight!
limit will be twczity ponndn for nitf
other zones.
proved its right to tixlnttince.
The business ut the South Norwalk rule of tour per cent. 'por iinnum wus‘ ‘
oillco this holidny 11111111011 bus bennIdeclnrcd to dcponltorti from (the burn 1. 'i'lu- iiiomhcru or South borWiilk
l1)” are re.
inf the workers pusslng
i their work.
‘ Foils Villnizc, who died of injuries
‘ coivcd in the occidcnt. 11nd 1wbo is oil
1111 I11 the wreck. 11nd iiooi'irc l1},
ninon.
Time has Uncle Mum‘s;
new venture in one your more tluini
rlertuisreiiir . ‘
lesoounou urns
The annual meeting of the Falrfleld '
County Past Master's Abomintion was
held iii-Masonic Temple, Bridgeport.
last evening, and was hugely attended,
nearly all or the Masonic lodges in
the county being represented. After
routine business, an election of oili-
cers was held. Hon. Brother Theo.
W. Benedict of Harmony Lodge, F. &,
A. M., of New Cadnnn was honored by
election to the presidency 111 the‘Aeso-
elation, succeeding Past Grand Master
A. J, Hullock, who has so ably filled
the chair during the. post year. Wil-
item A. Lewis, of Bridgeport was
clcctod vice-President to succeed
131'0. F. L, Wilder, deputy for this dis
trict. ll. \V. Saxe of Harmony lodge
was reelected secretary. and F. ‘ 'S.
Lyonof Old Well ImdgoyNo. 108 01'
this city, treasurer. A fine musical
program was given, and plans for the
coming your were discussed. Preced
ing the meeting, the members enjoyed
11 hnnqnctnt the Algonquin Club. A1
number of new members Were. rc-
Cell'cd and plans for the ensuing year“
discussed. Those present from Nor-
wulk were S, H. Huntington, ll. .11.,
Grnmpton, Joseph A, t‘nrlcr, R. H.
i1‘lynn, .l, 'l'. llubbcii and F, ‘3. Lyon.
POLIOEMAN liliil
“(illtlilll lN our
SHIN/FUN, iilcc. 29.1w’l‘11'o police
men and 11 special guard 11111'11 injured
in 11 riot nttlicsilk mills of the Sidney
liluincutliul Conipnny licre today,
where n strike. but; been in progress in
The strikers this morning
pronchcs to the iniil. to prevent any
through to
A21 order by the police to
the strikers to disperse was met with
1 a shower of stoncv and other missiles.
l’oiiccmnn Joseph Brown was cut on
the bond, and ("litter John Donovan
:wns rendered unconscious by a blow
on the head. Spcciul (lunrd Harry Pub
tumor! was also out about the bond by
stories and knocked down.
Eight of the disturbers were finally
nrrcstcd. As they were being taken
to the police station in 1111 onto, one of
them, Stephen Miculski, either foil or
jumped from the machine. lie struck
on his head and suffered injuries
which required attention from u physi-
clan.
w—llon't forgot Nnvnl Militia dance,
New 1'11111111‘11111:,11t Armory.
FOUR SDITS FDR
$4,000 FDR INJURIES
estutr‘
Elishcd 11 close picket lino lit the up-
1111111111 ..,
111111 1w
11111331 us
Ralph Turner Ripley Takes Orch-
ard Street Girl as His Bride
at Norwalk Cong. Church
PRUIESSOR Iiiliiiii
MARINES MISS Bliiliilii
Ceremony Periormed at Home of
Bride’s Parents in Wall St“.
l
l
i
Ralph Turner Ripley, head of the
(Tommcrcini Department of the Nor-
Iwulk High School, and Miss Kathar-
Iinc Liillun licct's, 11I'tlllglllol' of Mr.
imid Mrs, liownrd ill: floors, of 23 Or-
chnrd street. Norwalk, were married
lust Honing M S o'clock, in the prcs‘
once. cl :1 l..i'_'..o circle of ricnds. at tho
Norwalk Congregational Church. The
Christmas greens gave 11 holiday
touch to the ceremony, while pink and
white ('iirnntions lent their color to
IJIII‘ scene.
, ._._....-
(Continued on Eighth Page).
REGULATIDNS FDR
DDMMDN BARRIERS
xliARTF‘QRD. Dec. :io.—~Attorncy-
General John Ii. Light toduy tiled
opiniop concerning questions submit-
ted by the Public Utilities Commission
as to the interpretation of the public
acts of 191] in rolntlon to common
currioi‘s and the jurisdiction of that
commisuion over a large number
companies or persons opcrntlng boats'
and vessels, referring particularly to'
the Connecticut coast of 1.0111; island]
'Sound. the fot‘t'y between New London
11nd Groton mid hunts on the Connecti—
cut and othi'r nnvigublc rivers.
commission in in doubt as to
jurisdiction on nuvignhlo wutcrs.
The. nti111'11111'-gc1111r11l‘ defines
.trrm “common curricr" and
sections oi‘ law.
ludictlcn be 111.111: "The commission
111111 cxcluslvn jurisdiction 0111'
the
choice
Q“ 1'1' inch; opci'utcd only in lntrnstntc son
\\'l.\7S'l‘l1}l), llcc. :I0.""'I"0III‘ stilts for
duninges of ten thousund dollars ouch
were tiled hero toduy nuitlnnt the N,
Y., N. ii. 6‘: ll. ll. ll. (‘ompnny us 11 re.
sult of the wreck ht liiinunn lust .Iuiic,
in which scrorul portions were inlur~
11d. 111111 i'utully. ’l‘ho suits urc brought.
by Dr. Francis ll. ()lin. ot‘ Soulhhrldpc,
Muss” 111111 of Mrs. (turollnc (llin. oi?
rc-
initilutrutor of her ontolo; i1‘r11n1'l11 211.
(11111, hcr lnisbnod: Mrs. le11 M. Mor-
rison, oi' Sullnbury. one of those injnr~
.lior-
licr hunbnnd.
'l‘bc noci out occurred 111111111 11 Now
Illnvcu it'd l”i1ucl111il over 11 crimuovcr
on tho (toutrnl New Englund lino 11nd
crushed into 11 frcluht train of (but.
(ompnny. The coroner in his 1111111111:
hold l'nti'lck 11'. (l'llrlcn. 11 New ll111'cn
roud brukoniun. ronponnlblc.
DIVIDEND NDTISE
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
South Norwnlk, (3111111.
At 11 inbuiln 1: of the illrcrtorc of thin
bunk. held this day, 11 dividend iii the
phenomenal, ntntcs Postmnnter Crowo. 1mm of the nix months ending line (it
but, by means of extra help all the Itl-i 1913,
creased work hon been handled costly mmhooks and paid on 11nd
.ond with dispatch.
”NEW VEAR’B AFTERNOON.
Wright and Swanson mithhorwolk
against .Etmntord. Evening game--
Unlvoretty of Toronto. Preliminary
games. limitation“. Dancing. illo-
Armory.
sewed note.
The name will be entered on
utter
311114011111
My order of the board of ”tractors.
ALDEN BOLMANB, President.
GEORGE L. WODDWARD.,
Treasurer.
Dec. 28, 1918.1
rice; the l'cdcrnl gorol‘niiicnt has no
control over IIlt'ill hi it“. The com
mission inny urt' within its stoic jur-
isdiction until t.‘on.1;rcss 5111's lit to
not. and whcn (11111111111111. 111111.: eii‘t, tliI'
oxi't't'Isn of its lutllol‘lty 111'11l‘riiI1111 nli
ronilicttnu 11111111 111.:l11lutiou.” tic any.»
i‘urthoi' tiiut while (‘ungi'css bus lull
powcr orcr pilotnsc of intcrstuto 1,10,...
sols, owing to Iiit‘ttl’iiiti'titiHIIIt‘S, lt rec:
(lgllil‘ttiii lIlu propriety of loch] rogu‘lu
tion. in closing tin1 utt111‘111-l‘«;:1-11111'nl
unyn: "'l‘i11'1'o In 11 ‘twlil‘rlit 7.111111” bo-
twccii it'dnrnl 11nd tililitl jurisdictions
Will'l‘l‘ it 1.11 illillt'ult to 1l1111rmin11 which
Iltln uuthoi'lty to 111111111111 rmmlnlionu."
NEW FIRE TRUCK HERE.
(‘bici’ llounrdun iii rejoicing today
over the urrlvnl of the brunt] now ()v-
ortnnd cur. ’i‘ho machine wnu tulion
oil tho freight. cur in lli'idccport. yew
‘tcrduy utici'uoon, 11111] run (Wol' by the
l). Millnhuuub, 11:11l
inuilo the trip liundily 11nd without incl-
(loco on tho wny over M111 jump.
The our
will develop IIIIl‘I,‘/'IIV(‘..Iitll‘iit‘ power.
chlof end Minot. .1.
ocni.
cd to forty miles up hour.
TINEL *
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN" TUESDAY. DECEMBER 80, 1913
on .
of '
The 1‘
Htlni“
in tho mutter of 11113
such I
Probably fair tonight and Wednesday.
w”
INllliiEil MASH
III SHEliiiii EMMY
Woman lgjured by Revolver Shot
and Two Women andSix
Men are Arrested
is'HELTON, Dec. 30.——-Another clash
between the police and strikers and
their sympathizers, during which a.
number of shots were tired. occurred
here this morning, in connection with
the strike in the weave shop of the S.
Blumenthel Company’s BIIk mill. Mrs.
Mary iSmarsh, n nonpartlclpnnb was
struck by a. revolver bullet. Her
wound will not prove fatal. Eight
persons, two women £11111 six men, were
arrested.
The trouble began when an attack
was made on a detail oi.’ the police on
duty in the strike district, from the
windows of n tenement house near the
mill. The house is occupied by a
number of families of strikers. When
the detail was passing the house, we-
men appeared in the. windows and be-
gun to throw down upon the olilcers,
andi
The officers charged:
into the house and were met. with a?
in addition. strikers
and s1 11ipulhizers who were outside, at‘
hot wutcr, ashes. red peppers
various articles.
stiff resistance.
once (111111: to the aid of the tenants
11.11] for a time the police bud uphill
work. After 11 strenuous fight, during'
which n dozen or. more shots were lir-
ed.
crs prisoners and marched them
' police licndquni'tcrs.
Ml‘h‘ Smarsh, who was injured, llvssI
moms dis tnncc from the mill and had
‘nccompnnicd her son .111 for its the
.gutcs to see that he came to no harm.
E'l‘he bullet struck her in the left side'
and passing around the ribs cameout
,in the back. Her recovery is looked
for.
N11 other trouble 111111 reported in the
strike urea.
PROGRESS FDRIIM
LEAGDE’S DFFIDERS
i
I'ro'rress Forum. .\‘o. l.
Lcuizuc, held its scmi'nnnnnl election
of officers, last evening. with this re-
uslt: 1
ldstccmcd A1i1'o1-ntcw.lohn lxirrnurl
Worthy Ad1‘1‘1c:itc~- George \V. l‘ofiln
Worthy Vice Advil“!ll"""'ItilllIlt‘ll
linwkins .
lnstrtictor~ llichurd Voigt
Secretory-w I1‘i‘mlcrli'k Scoiicld
’l‘ri-us'lircr» .liuco ltzlnwr
:uidcwtlohn l‘nlnicr
luicri'iissot'w Joseph ilurlh 111
l)irc1'tor»---Samuel i. ilolnn's
(it's‘tinirt-1~(‘iuirlcs lit/.iiigor
Trustees for chiller-n months
11111 P. llolmcu.
’l‘lu. iiiuinlliitli'ul 111-1‘1-11ioni1'1; will oc-
cur 111111 Monday 111'11ui11L'., (it which
tint-1. several of tho Hill!“ oi'lim'ro will
be prompt, nnil Illit‘l'i't’illlg l'Xi‘I‘i‘IHi‘H
iii-Iii,
WITNESSED GREAT
FIRE Iii MONTREAL
V
lliiN'l‘liiflAla. lict'. Iiil.-~1I“Ii‘t' lil‘uko
uni. h1~r11 yrnlcrduy ititornoon in 11
block of stores unit liouncn til. tin1 cor:
nor of Hi. Iiiiibcri. 11nd (lnuirio uti'm-tn.
unit on uccount. of tho Ill”1‘ltl1 in thc city
111111-11 ninin,tho tire dopiirtnicnt won
tumble to chuck It. At Still o'clock
twenty ninnll buildings 11nd boon
$111111
ho: to 11:1 ilyiuinillc.
(ii-nornl llunncll l1‘1'11nt,,d‘tiil 11011,
but too curnlvnl. wcri-
l'i‘h'orc true 11 11111111111 111‘ Visitors nil tiny thin terrible tire.
.“I the (‘1111111111 l1‘iro thtioii, taking 11
poop at the new city‘s gift.
1 1......
11-43. P. 0. E. NOTICE.
Lodge, No. ‘ititt. ll. l’. t).
quested to meet lit the butt on Thurs-
p, 111. slump, 'to
attend in 11 body the funeral and cor-
' Dementia mode on or before Jun..vlc11 of mu deported brother, 'llhomns
lath will draw interest from Jan. let.
(lily, Jun. 1, 1914.111:
it) Gregory
(Burned)
JOSEPH LleWMILEIt,
, lilxelted lluler.
Minot:
{HERMAN E.MA11MO,Becroter7.
L—«B P. O. E. NOTICE
Lodge of Sorrow.
A 11.1111"th meeting Iilitl been pulled
tutti,
11t. 8 o‘clock churn, to Iltko notion on
deported ,brothor
l‘or Wednesday evening; live, 31,
the death of our
"themes 11), Gregory.
(Signed)
JOSEPH J. MNXWMILMR,
Exalted Ruler.
Alt/eat:
HERMAN ill. MALMQ. Warlock.
11...“...—
,‘New Year's eve. at Arman.
"‘1
the officers took eight of the rlot~I
I
to.
F‘rntcrnnl I
illi-
niroyod 11nd tl111 Ili‘t‘lllml w111'11 pri-pnr-
of
Mouth Norwnik, who hurl gone to the
'WI‘lltcnuiiu oi
wDon’t' forget Nevin Milt/do ounce,
chi RI ,
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Murdered Man Wanted to Liv-1
with Wile Again, and had Mail;
Promises to be Good '
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Letter to Dead Man TtIiI Him it
Return to Soutn Norwalk
A most pathetic incident in conned:
tion with the murder of Giovanni
(John) Carricri on Sunday night in
Wilton come to light today through at;
interview with Pasquale 1111110111119; .
owner of the house at 40 Oak street.
in which the dead man s wife boards;
The interview brought out the tool: :
that. (‘urrieri had made advances leokv. "
ing toward a reconcilliution with 11131
wife.
(i: outinued on twelfth page.)
IMPERIAL SAFE
IS ATTADIIEII'
Because (marten Adams, when lit
sold his Rniirond avenue saloon t9
Ithe Feigenspun Brewery, failed W
ghe notice at the Town Clerk's 13ch 1
five days before the sale, the propertyf
files now been attached the papers he:
ting served last, night, to satisfy 3: 5
minim 01‘ Pratt & iinrtlcm, who 1.02111le '
a delicatessen store next door, TWO .
_ hundred (lollnrs' worth of “wet good
gwcrc confiscated to satisfy the claim.
The place has been run lately it: 1-.
‘Joo Keneilc, representing the Fallen-
'spnn Brewing company. Businesngy
sold to be practically at a standstill, ‘,
and it is pi'obnblt‘: that it will be dip
continued. This is the cafe conducwfl .'
for yours by Carl Sclinuh, who is now .
lot'ntcd in llrunchvillo
00R BROTHERS
LDDRE MFFIIIERS'
'l‘h11 11111111111 tlit't’llml oi Officer for I
tlu- coming: your of Our Brotlwl'a'
Junior, No. in, l.(l.1l_ l1‘., was held last ».
night and :1 lurch number of the mem-
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list:
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(‘hurlos‘ Crank.
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li1'n11ilict.
l‘innlut »Il, l1', hilt-boil.
Moor liii'm-tor N. w. lichmiict. .‘
'I‘lio inuinlliitlon of tho newly clock-
ml oilii'rru will iuko 111111111 dummy 5.
with itintrlot lnpuly (mind Mentor.
(’iurrncc brown or South Norwalk.
conductinlt.
Nahum W.
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FIREMEN'S F’INOCHLJ’E COMMIT-
Tl'le. MEETS.
’l'éu- litinl mention of tho mattered
connuittoo which bun Ill Itltiltl the man»
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mom, of the tiro compiinlcii won hold _"
‘Itllii. evening in Phoenix Engine (loin-1,1
psny’n dunrtcrn, In Main street. New
wnik. The first trlnl of chili will MIMI "
pliicc J11 nunry 81h lit the rooms of P11
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on that. tortyeoight men will compete;
eight, players from such company. 'I‘Ilh':
:tournament will close F‘ebruui'y 8th. '
§ Mtor the "meeting retro-bitten
, were served and a social hour W m
toyed.
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