$39er will bribg
a steady flow of
business.
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acclimation 1870
FRR ARRIRERI
'lloroner Phelan Makes an inves-
ifgation of Elevator Fatality ln
Swartz & Corbett Block
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Amos Recently installed and sup-
posed of Modern Construction
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’ “No one was field responsible by Cor-
oner John J. Phelan, for the death of
blaster Bernard Louis Taradash. which
st and accidental affair occurred on
‘ land and bowling games was funny in
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Much Fun desalted from the'Con.
tests and Good Scores
Were Made
The South Norwaik Club rooms re-
sopnded last night with the laughter
of those who attended the ladies' tun
night, for the attempts of the ladies
to imitate the men in the pool. bile
the extreme. Some proved quite pm
defeat in wielding the cues and burl-
lng the spheres down the alleys, (but
nevertheless it was great «fun all
around. Some of those present play-
ed cards, and others checkers. but
the greatest fun was in the bowling
alloys in the basement.
The ladies were. organized into[
teams. of which six were selected with'
four members gunpon each. These
teams contested, one with two, three
with tour and five with six. The re-
sults were pleasing, and exhibited
good work on the [pi]: t of those who
do not halo the opportunity to keepF
in practice as the men do. Miss Sa-F
Wednesday afternoon. when his skull
'uus crushed between the elevator and
the floor in the Swartz & Corbett;
building. in Washington street. Coro-
ner l’belan stated that the affair was;
purely on accident. and that no per-l
of drug was transshipped by a large
Mllfllt‘Hflle house through a drug clcrlt
in New York yesterday. The police
refuse to divulge the clerk’s name last
night. Information of the most dam-
aging character is alleged to have been
given to captain of Detenttvea George
(Arabia. who is believed tokhave com-
municated it tovthe police of other cits
ten in New England in an efforttto put
a stop to the entire system and be
sure arrests of the dealers implicated
In the sale, if the interstate laws per-
hilt
-—MU8lc HALL. MONDAY.
. Charles Klein's masterpiece, “The
Lion and. the Housed!» in slit mint;
Flour showa matinee 2: 31). evening.
4‘ 11:41. {1:119:30 All seats 10o,
Fattttude ht criterion ",0 ,
for bowling.
Prizes weie awarded to those who
were most suuessful in the various
granites, f
The entertainment and bowling cont-F
1
ll-llah Individual Scorew—Miss Sadie
lC nod'well
1mm 'I‘eam Score~Teani III
~—~Oidl fashioned pound party ‘Iirlng a
pound and buy a pound. Live auction 1
corn. Refreshments fr96. TrinityF
Parish flail. Tues" Feb 10th. at 7: 45.
ROCK lSLAND ISSUES WEAK.
haw roux. 'Feb. 'fn-Wealtness in'
the Rock Island securities again an-
settled the stock market. today. {the
common and preterred shares. as well
as the collaterei tribal bonds 11111 to
new low redo‘rd
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I
running 111 up ’iooudiiis 11111111. ‘.
originated citiefil with ’hedl’rffilo‘ ',
meat, which has robe ntl 1“”de an
up—‘é—cmh—
s it. Trust Copmlnetallo lino-
ot the Buruoli’ 3 Electric
Statement Hachlnee
—m
,The South Norwelk Trust Company
has just introduced a modern lnnovs»
tion In its banking methods. One of
the Burrduzb'saf Electric Automatic
as has been install-
ls constructed with
a motor and is Fun by electricity an
der the strident: . of the opera tor,
The machine ill be principally uséd
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south Nortvalk Methodist Eplsc
copal Church Crowded to
Enjoy Entertainment
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§now or rain and colder.
fined 11
' 111111111111
Charles Sartain Removed to His
Home in Quintard Avenue Al.
far 10 Weeks in the Pitts-
ton. Pa.. Hospital
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Masked Han Carrying a Revolv-
er Pays Visitto the Residence
of Attorney inherits
\H
Charles Sartain was brought to his
home, No. 27 Quintard avenue. this
week. after passing through an experi-
ence which it would appear would have
proved fatal to almost anyone.
Several menths ago he went to Pitts-
ton, Pennsylvania, intending to make
for the issuing monthly statements
to patrons in the general banking de-1
partment Beginning with the first of F
the present mouth on specified busi-:
ness days of ehch month a certain
number of depositors will receive their
statement together with their cancell-t
4 ed vouchers. the statement will be an
Had mg. night been clear it 15 estl~ itemized account of deposits rustic and
mated that several hundred people of the checks returned with tho but
would have been turned away from the once on hand at the date of the state
South Norwalk ueulodistoimrcu. last mm This "1011th statement will he
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Youthful Actors and Vocal and
Instrumental Artists Heard
die E. llodwell seemed the high 8(01‘9‘ night. when the Fairtland (‘arnival substituted in place of the present sis- .fllld W3. Percy «l. F-‘h‘nfd-‘l. 5“ 1’8“"
was presented. As it was every seat Wm 0“ balancing pass books. 1
was occupied, and some enjoyed the The “0" "19de is especially in thP
performance from standing positions interest 0‘ “19 patrons in the com
lathe rear of the auditorium. 'l‘helar '“BI‘NM department. it comes as an
nivai was well worth the attendance. additional “319' guard 9885"“ clerirnl
sou could be blamed directly for itslmittoes were busy 'men looking aftErFit called forth. nothing previously Errors. and p::«.cstbcfdo‘ro eaglildulp‘oslt-
happening. although he suggested‘lhe Measure of the ladies and theinggzzzliiéi here equalling the gorgeous film": £1311“: 22:30:; (Rer‘iiliatililijll
1'." “ ..
dren, in a factory on the third floor. Refreshments. consisting of ice F For The Aged. a worthy cause. it was i 11:50:33,?:liizxgnzrgxizéo31:22.3“:,
The coroner held a rather informal 3:2; 1:: 33:: Snuff?! Kegee‘gjxnegd" (Continued on third page) Fbreast with the present day demandsl
. _ 1 . . . 1
(Continued on Third Page.) The bowling scores are as follows: ifgnfgmmxfsnmd firsail‘eghfnq‘fii
Team 1-. BI“ Bill 0" PUWER I Sentinel the balances of all of the Dev.
Mrs. S. W. 'Hoyt. Jr, ........ 50 hiss Department deposits for the pur
RRRRRR DEMIRRS "H." M"- S' M‘ An“ """""" ......29 S” BREAKS "‘“3 [[8 none of verification byruoh individual
Mrs. W. E. Mathews ..... . ........ 44 ‘ depositor.- 1' The . monthly statement,
BY BR'DBE EPuRI PRINCE Mrs. S. Whitmeyer, ............... 37 1 " '1“: “m W system just inaugurated is for the
“‘VRHOOM 8R ”Rm,” "8W Canaan, same-purpose in the interest of their
160. commercial depositors.
seven AH‘BSRBIR for RBBBFVRHQ Team 2 ' . at “w ”orwalk' HOBBRRER Also recently there has been install—
Mrs. E. G. Smith ,,,,,,,, , ........ 65 _ . ed in the safe deposit vault two hun-
"Mom Shipments From 111...; 131519 Fragergtron‘ ,,,,,,,,,, 57 WI“! 8 Ball Rillllr y dred new safe deposit boxes. 'l‘heiiei
. . . Mrs. p. C_ Edwards .......... .39 ~—-—-—~ boxes are considerable more roomy;
‘ NOW‘YOI'R. City Mrs. 11. R. Nash ................ 35‘ Vincent 8. St. John. Of New 3111183“: than those previously put in and the‘
. “a... .. - ._.._.;wae taken to the Norwalk linsfiimllannnal rental is the some. The-workl
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Feb. r.~rne . “Glyemmw “”9"”0‘“ “mm" from “Fm“ ”F ”‘9 Tm" “”9“" ‘3 a ”m"
arrest of seven drug distributors bv Team 3' compound fracture of the right left ly place during working hours. nearly
the police here to dav discloses the fact M”; C E ”6” . ................. GO‘The fracture is one of the worst over two thousand dollars worth of ma
that for weeks authorities in conjunc .Misé Florence Moore .......... ' . .613 seen at the hospital It was so bad chines are in operation in this room.
tion with Commissioner J, A. Levort) “'99 Elk?“ James ---------- .......‘.’10 that Dr W J Tracev who was called The officers and directors who are lo-
of the State Piyiarmat' Board have Mm Ethel Saalbye ............... (ill in by Dr. W. D Hoffecker who brought out business men are constantly on
been running down the source of sup-1 ~- St‘ 101‘“ from \ew Canaan to Ng’rw’hlk the look out for everything that will
ply oi narcoth drugs shipped to thisl 244 "1 his automobile, had to DIR ill an facilitate and add sccurih to the bust-
and other cities h the East. Team 4' Fnlumln‘um plate and screw it to the “1.33 ,
Those held at police headquailcrs Mrs P 1': Edwards ............. 4;“, parted bones to keep them together .‘
today under a toflinical charge of “in- lMlss Bray ........................ 414’ RRRSRafslneJRRRe:RRoRrRRchlnulfouRRRF RESOUED HEW
westigation," with bonds for their reunites Sadie E, Ilodwell .......... 60 -
loose set at 31,000 are Peter StiCFtles.1hii's. \Vilfrcd liodwcll ...... 17 the “man" Md W" Figmeu‘mm'“ .F “R": TDBEATFB
1...... 1 ~~—...1:;- m.
RFRF: CRRRoFFRRRthIRl: Rllllnxi .11.:ng Team 5 2” the home of Stephen lieath his father NRZR 01o.ilcalxs,v1:_a|.,[rotating
as Bridgeport, and William llanchett \ a I in law. and used the latters saw which 3 one rgm’ ll: ru\ 11 ”pg? es ,-
and Tony ‘Pettrucello 23 ”mm old Grunts. ,E' f... Smith ................ 411 15 run by power lie had not been 0f! the ma co a coast a ter a so
New Haven The 2mm. “new that Mm. -S. Whitmeyer ............... (if working long when the belt whlctulefi of hurtlmncs had stripped her of
in“, are members if a"! orFuanlred Mrs, ‘S. W. illoyt, Jr. ............... 43 connects the guw with the gasoline, on masts and burst opnn scams Capt
sauna who have opcrntcd in a svsteln Mm b g' Jarvis """""""" ””18"” 3“de off. lie tried to grab it John B White and new or live, the
that extended from New York to Phil- M and prevent R from rolling up, but as British "Miles "10"“0fltlt. “fill/ed FIR”
bdolphia. and that through their (119‘ 201')“, did 50 his right, leg became caught Melony about" tit. errman film arrlgera
tribution thousands of victims have. . Team 6' Fm it. The engine was running andFT‘” fed a! a my h ‘11 WW” :51 0!“
Wm supplied, - Mrs. Wilfred rllodwell ............ 41 the myolvlng belt lifted him off hlsiilfe uhon trey {:Tpeétod‘everty‘ mill!“ to
The arrests followed the tracing of M”. M' ii, Putting """""""""" M feet and threw him to tho floor, break Fbe “KR" Mal. ‘6 1m fall (1 ((3,831th
3| package containing containing 2 )OOFMlss Sadie it. Illodwen ............ 74 1111; m“ rl ht 10g 1),. llol'focker “.33 cook rom pncumon a .1 to 11‘ 11c.
mmsixth grain heroin pills and RUU‘MJBR Ellen James """""""" ”called and be rushed S" John in his hardships. 'I‘hc. Leda RF-RORIWH 'l‘ozea-
imli‘ grain morphine ta‘blets. stripped . automobile to the hospital where Dr ”C“ crow 01” dentin". c Fume 01?“).
h‘rom NewYork city this morning. and 203 Tracey inserted the aluminum plate ilon 0f Filml ‘Rslmifl .0: wt li ‘0 R a“
dollv'emd to Stickels and the otherslTem" I """"""""""""" 130 Dr, Tracey said this morning that it ldoned 9 pt 1m m a “or me 0 "i;
of 117 State street, this city The DO 11‘! um 11.44.111.111” ................ 216 would be at least three nonths beforf, merit “'91.”, colic“ wal lt-l d n S ,
lice apprehended Stickels in the act of 'leam “1*” Winner --. ------------ 3” 81. John would 1"" able 0 place his p (”1‘s 1; 0;". to 11“ liansu Rn; v3:
inielptlng for the package. The othereijm IV- ---------------------- 2” mm on the ground. it .' “Lawn.“ bk 1' q “1...,015’, fit
More arrested as uccessorleg, F'I‘tmm V. ......... . . . . . . .......... ZORF Ml‘ St .Rfilill‘lfi ill the trucking Du“ R3111?" F y I ' M F ' i I. I
i it. is known that this large quantity. Team VLMWlnner . ...... ' ...... .20 3 lnesa in New (unison and with a part ‘ ....,...-.....- Hm... ....
nor had just opened up the Blue Ar
row (laraue in that town.
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448I’RRI8H WAR VETERAN”
HAVE ARRIMI. Milli!
The second annual dance and recoil1
tion of William. McKinley Damp, No.
9. United Spanish War Veterans. was
held in the state Armory last night.
and was attended by a very: imp gath-
ering of people. The‘lbad a weather,
he t moor from; coming with had dish.
.to he precedt so the mutton
was not as fierce all“ the carniiiittne and
expected fi‘lib ' flair was one and the
eruotnre near .
FlltElii Dillliiiilll 11.11.
DURHAM, N. 111. Feb. 7. MSLudent'i
at New Hampshire foliage termeda
fire brigade early teddy and succeed '
ed in preventing a the in the gymna—
stops from shredding to other build-
ings. The officers' quarters of the not
less armory on the first floor and
several other room were «burned out.
“causing a loss. reetlmated at lilo, coo.
DttfeotRW hiccup Wiring is chodght liq.
have caused 'the. blade. .s ' ‘
“Fire [o‘clovetunm
filtEWNiD 0,031».
families awn; 1a the ban-1rd 1:1 '
lliuolldarenucnmueidriir" htiR‘ Rd“
4.1.9er their” cheats , ‘
1
' v
s ,
excellent. , humanism has served
during interrelated. . . . 1
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legs will carry you."
Ftwoyearold dnuiahler.
'becamo oul‘c attached to
a visit there. On November 241b, he
Huerta Holds Troops in one F
in Mexico City, as He ll ll
‘of Plot
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F0“ “'8 IRUUBIE ' was struck by a trolley car and sun-
itnined no less than ten broken bones.
This included .i fractured collar bone.- F
screams 0' Eddie Fay", Frlnhi- shoulder blade. left arm, broken for
‘lthrcc places, the ribs fractured thrc '1
snail Intruder Away
breaks in the lower right leg. rHe wan‘
__ hurried to the Pittston Hospital, and
His face concealed by Q mask and it was thought would never be able toh
1 rally. fie proved to be of good stuil’,1
and commenced to mend. lie remain 1
cd in the hospital until this week \‘v'ctl l
uesdm’. when arrangements were 111.1161;
for his removal to this city. Accom
printed by his daughter, Mrs. Jame.
lloyd, he was carried to the train, and
stood the 2111 miles of the journey
East in good shape. He is now resting
comfortably". although still confined to
his bed. ills complete recovery is UK."
pccted in time.
George 1E. Sof'iuin. of Falf'ziehi. for
morly of South Norwulk, mct his lifil‘r
or and shift: at lio‘ookcn in in auto
mobile and assisted in his transferF
across the city.
One of the spikes from the trolley
car went entirely through the palm of
11m. Sartain's right hand. mak
wound an inch wide. The end ofg the
sholder blade v. as snapped cleanly off,
and went intohls body somewhere. The.
physicians have as yet been unable to
Flocate it. As an example of the inter-
est taken in the case. and the sy—mpa
thy felt for Mr. Sartaln. fully 100 peo
ple were assembled outside the hospi-‘
(of as he took his departure. litany of
these were in tears 3“
‘WWM
GLIRTBR BOMMARDERV
ELERTS OFFIGERS
At the annual conclave of (‘liuton
Commandery. No. 3, Knights 'I‘em
plars. held last night, at their asylum,
the officers for the coming year were
elected and reports from the treasurer. ‘
recorder and trustees were presented.
All the reports showed the command
cry in line shape. Three deaths for
the year were reported.
. The following officers were elected:
Commander—«lrving U. (Robertson.
(leneralissinxo—~L\dilton Elwood.
Captain Generalwbicorge W. liar
in his hand a revolver. flu- burglar
who offered thL home (1‘ Attorney
field avenue, last night. terrified Mac»
for Eddie Fayen. ‘agcd it» years. who
was guarding the two children ortbe
household. while their parents onjoyvfi
the ladies" night entertainment at the.
South Not-walk Club. With the re
volver pointed at the boy's head. the
man ransacked the desk in the li-
brary, extracting illi‘refrilm a new $1
bill. \thn he made a move to inves-
tigate further, the boy, frightened ul
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Furs. Alma Griffiths, wu Want
ed Her Baby. Makes a
Scene Here
Attorney John J. Cuneo. usually so
mild tempered and calm. can be fe-
rocious at times. and this week in,-
was called ‘mnoa to exhibit some of
this'slde of his nature when he re
ceived a call from a Stamford woman.
Mrs, Alma Griffiths. "Out of my, of-
fice. lady." cried John .1. "Out. I say.
he added. "and as fast as your
l
l
1
out."
Mrs. Griffiths came here. seeking her
About two
years are she brought the baby to
South Nor-walk and gave it unto (lic
care of Mrs. Ann Anthony, -colortd.
At that time she requested (11111 if the
child ‘shculd be taken iii no donor
should be called. according to 111119;-
. - . var
ney (luneo. who believes it was her nSenior Wardenwb‘rederick llebbul‘d.
intention to allow the baby to die Junior WardenAH. M. N. Sigman.
A cute little tot, Mrs. Anthony soon
(ho child.
and brought it. up as well as anyone
would have done. it was agreed that
she should rccolw $11 per month board
for the childfbuf much of this money
has never been paid. Finally. finding
[the burden too much [0' her. and
wishing «the child to have a better
home she turned “it: over to a wealthy
faintly (white) in Springeflld. Mass.
Attorney Cuneo. rep rcscn tlmz. Mrs
Antlicny. has tried many :timcs to lo
cate the‘ child's mother. lie wrote
(.‘hicf ‘iirruna, of the Stamford police,
and endeavored in other ways to
team the woman's address falling in
all.
into the ctunsolioi 11 office t'zla
Week one day rushed the woman. “1
,waut ”my baby." she cried "le0 In?
.my pain. or ill have you airestct. "
she said.
Attorney Cubed calmed his rapidly
rising iresand escorted the woman
into his private office. ‘There hepr‘o-
seeded to remind liter of what she had
done When she again bruit forth into
.lbud- vblced censure the attorney ”‘7',
derdd her from his place. as recalled
obove, and she “at. .
'fjii matter? is in Rue hands of Prose
Treasiirer»ll~larry Rider.
Recorder~~~Frcderidt Buckley.
Prelateviiames W. Storey.
Trustecfis. H. Huntington, for lhrcc
years.
Trustee to fill the unexpired term of
Charles N. WoodMMilton Elwood.
Officers will be installed at the next
stated cont-lava. which will be hold on
March (1. The appointive officers made
by the commander will be announced
later.
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BATHDLIG 01.113
GIVES BIB DRNI‘E
m‘ho' m-—
.‘\'c twitli at lllllll’li’, the unclement wen
(her of last. nlght the dance given by
on Main street was a big sucocsa. A
fine. floor and the excellent music
furnished by Svec's orchestra delight
ed the dancers and the 150 presenté
were unanimous in declaring it to be
one of the hosts. ances given this
winter: Reliés ments were served
between intermission. The affair did
not clone with one o‘clock. The
«committee in“ charge consisted of the
following: Floor James
’ 11.1.; tracer. J‘s.
111.1111: shears.
“art 'nlsdrt
1, William
1
. new revolt in the city against the go
1
the (iathollc Club in Red Men 11 Hull.‘ .
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'2, 500 Police in the Capital Said
to he Involved in Movement, .1
M EX'iCO CITY. Mex. Feb. 7.~Troops
guarded the palace. the arsenal “an
the artillery barracks throughout the
night as the result of last night's r
ports that conspirators had planned
moment of General Huerta
For a time last night considerable:
excitement was caused by the selfish?“ »
of soldiers and by a report that a
outbreak had actually occurred in Quote
doloupe. seven miles northeast of'the
capital. where fighting was said to be
in progress.
Telephone messages ea.'ly‘ today:
failed, however to confirm the rumor!
of fighting. It was thought that the
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Vislidrs Present from Biases in:
Connecticut and New
Jersey
The big smoker of South No‘r‘wa
Council, No 125'}. Knights of Colur‘n’»
bus. was attended by one hundred and
twenty five men last evening ii: iii
new quarters in North Main eroet.
There were visitors from pathetic Ups
ion Council, first district;
Augustine Council and 8t. _
Council, of Stamford; from News?!
Paterson and Elizabeth. N. Matron!
Danbury; Greenwich and from {3‘09
ton, Mass.
The affair was opened by introduefi
tory remarks of welcome by Grand
Knight (‘ A McNamara Messrs. Mc-
Mahon and Cabill furnished a vocal
duet on the piano. Then State Deputy;
William .I. Mulligan was lntroduced.‘y.
tic, spoke on the welfare of the order
and general topl’s for over an hou‘ “
An aciompllshcd speaker he delight-
cd all
llugh Campbell then pleased Willi
vo‘cal solo hid Rev. M. .1, Lynch, cosine
innt‘ rector of St. Joseph‘s Chlll‘cll,'.w
then introduced. tie was an tutored
lug apobker and had much of interest
to tell thong present Edward Siphon
favored with a: solo. and was“ followed
by an address by Jud no Edward filler
ucy. of Grceiwich, who told of tit
convehfion to be held in Greener it
next May.
(brand Knight. Hogan of Bi. Annoy
tine (‘ouncll Stamford was lbe
speaker Later there was a diverl! o
01 dclnb tow minutes willie Broth
Mahoncy. of Elizabeth, N,‘ J.,.,g
humorous rocltatlcns ’ I
A committee from [January in} Rm!“
the Knights to the batting city
tend the ,fldworiand banner to be
shortly. .'
An invitatiou to attend the:
Court Laurel, 13.01 c, in in .
hien’ s Hall in West Washington ‘
on Wednesday night. was my. ‘
copied, r
. Refreshments ware perved"
ails passed around. :l‘t
. 4.,11usio HALL. nouns
Charles itieln‘s most 1‘
won and MW
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