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on this page. TWenty-Five words or Mafia, 88c?—
(continued film first. new
‘n it so u or.
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from at earth or Norwslk. and their
Three Thecs. lilo-:— Each Mditiona.‘ Word. 1 cent per Insertion. Inblschd‘ W durum "lining and careful .i.
MI or WW PM . I tentiou to detail on the part of thugs
~ 0 who instructed them in their several
PW. '
. ,, ' . The Home fund must have been
, WANTED TO LET 4 FOR SALE greatly increased by the occasion and
WANTEDNA STENOGRAPHER. lTO LET—4W0 APARTMENTS 0!“ FOR BALEHREBUILT R. C. H.
’ laipply to «F. E. Lockwood and 0001- three and ofur rooms each, 15 Orc
K? at art! street; rent nine and ten dollars.
lThe Nonwalk Investment Co.
WANTED—‘BRIGIHT BOY FOR 01“ South Main W33 city.
live work. iNeat appearance and oneI ...-... --.. .
puny, 39 Wall St.
willing to make himself generally use- :
till, essential. ,
writing, Box 591, .South Norwalk.
\
~WANTED~«SITUATION AT GEN4
ieral housework.
ton Ave.
”—-
BOY WANTED—15 OR 16 YEARS
Address In ,own band. room on second floor,
70
[7 3t
....r .--w-——-——..__._..—...
To LET—7A PLEASANT FRONT
ovith all' im-
Iprovements; 5 minutes from station.
:7 3t 12 120 Hanford place
‘ Inquire 37 Leningv
f6 3t bath 25 Lowe st.
is
At foot of
f7 31;:
street, lSou ch Nonwalh.
T0 LET-«HOUSE 8 ROOMS AND
Inquire 17 Lowe
fit 31
or age. Address Rock, care Sentinel TO LET—.SIX ROOM COTTAGE
pfiice. ‘4 f6 31 on Meadow St. Rent $14.00. Inquire
P—s
WANTED—GIRL 0R WOMAN FOR
general housework. Apply 32 Lowe
St. 15 3t
WANTED — TO RENT FROM
[April lst, small house with improve-
;ments. Address 1302: 402, Post-office.‘
. " f5 3t
LADIES, $2.26 DOZEN MAKING
plain neckwcar. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mail dime for pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Aitoona, Pa. 112 t1
E, M. Tel-lee, 146 South Main St.
‘ro LET—SECOND FLOOR. srxi
rooms, 91 So Main St; also first4
floor, 5 rooms 93 South Main st. Mrs I
S A Youngs, 2411 East Av.e 16 3t
HOMES FOR QUIET AMERICAN
families. 5 rooms and bath. Ferguson
and 4Hedmau, Randall iBlock, Eastl
Norwalk. :6 31
TO LET—«FIRST FLOOR. 8 oo'r-i
tags St. Inquire onpnemises. 16 3t!
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for ' 'bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 tf
“‘ibs‘i‘ "‘
LOST—ON WEDNESDAY, SUM
of money In bills. Finder please com-
municate with Miss Saunders, 6 Mott
lAVe.. ‘Norwalk, or 'pllone 1298. f6 31:
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Naturepractic °
The very latest methods of treating
disease and ailments, both physical
and mental. If you have foiled to get
cured try a different way. No case Is
hopeless.
All known diseases have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-
. gene, the Nervous System and the
Spine
A system of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
PROF. MILLER
n55 WashlrstOn 8t., Keeler’. Bldg"
South Norwalk
Office Hours—9: 30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Roofing
Let us repair and (paint your roof
all for one price, guaranteed; one
cent a. square foot.
E. R. Bradley 8: Co.
GENERAL noor AND MAaON
courses-rose.
.11.w-ehinpton 8t. 80 Norwalk, Conn
Phone 781.
“...—..--.. .w—w-m--.m “or...
‘ KNOW
THYSELF “
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY HEALTH, ACCIDENT“
Insunancn.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
. If-dURANCE AND DEAL ESTATE
166 Washington street,
Oouth Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 346.
Ulla-1m .. ...... saws»
,Seniliiel Wants are a quick action
pnd inexpensive means ofI communi-
cation. They sfiord a’direct way of
hurrying a message to the ones who
will be most Interested. ‘
{Most people locatemlrni‘shed room
through sentinel Want" Ads. which
contain from tithe to time Ilsti of
' rooms thstnre for real
"nine.
T0 LET-FIVE ROOMS. LARGE
garden. Rent 310. Inquire 70 Fort
St, East Nor-walk. fl 6t
....
'i'o LEV-«SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
in good condition, at 83 West at In-
quire of John Ii, Knapp, 82 West St.
131 tf
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM,
first floor, to right, all improve
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington St. 16 t!
To LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St... East Nor-
walk. inquire 64 South Main St. dll tf
TO LET OR FOR BALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent 820. For
sale on easy terms Inquire of Chas.
E Iont, at The South Norwslk Trust
00.0115 ti
4.
BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinning business to 36 Gregory Boole
valid, East Norwalk, Third District.
Telephone connection. 113 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTB,
BOUTH NOHWALK. CONN.
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors '
hurt you, call on me and be cou-
vinccd that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwaix,
7 to 8p p. m.
:07 Atlantic Sh, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p4 m.
‘Spinal Analysis Free,
MANY AinMéN T0 I’LY.
NEW YORK. Feb. '7.-—-From seven
capitals in Europe, airmen are to
take flight simultaneously on April 20,
according to n cablegram which reach-
ed the Acre Club of Arnerlca last nil-,Iht
and all of them are to make the Monte
Carlo Casino th ir anal. For
first airman from each city to allitllt
on the Monte Carlo grounds, a prize.
of i5. 000 will be waiting !
Besides the first prize. there will he
prices of $2, 000 forthe flier from on a
capital who makes the best time, and
prices of $1, 000 for those who finish
second The European capital! select-4
ed as starting points are London.
Brussels. Patientlcthmddadrld Vienna“,
and Rome. A route has been. desiqv
noted to Monaco and all the filers will
have to pass above a number of inter-
,vonirig cities. .4: . . ‘l
. . ‘ " , ‘I
9. good adv. pays best n.- the at
)‘
b1
i
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‘Buckeye incubators. good as neew,
,ors, Brown and Sharpe universal mill-
t er and plain mlliers, winners for iron
the '
the committees who Worked so ener-
getically are receiving Just praise for
17 fit their endeavors.
touring our cheap. Reddy and Ayers,
60 Van Zant St.
right that so many should contribute 4
their shire , purchasing a. ticket and 4 I ’
made of he city's school children
The first scene was the Foetal in
the King‘s Palace, Which was later
shifted to the Old Woman's Home.
FOR SALE—TWO, FIFTY soc
copper tanks: five dollars each. One
240 egg Syiphers, ten dollars. 1 Win— George Jackson gays a violin solo.
field St. East No: walk. (7 1t Then came the first scene in the
.. .. .....- ...-.44....“ second part., which was One Hundred
FOR SALE—BABY CHICKS Years In Story Lend. During the
RhOde Island 'Redl-l, strong utility progress of this entertaining portion:
st.ock Hatches coming or! every few Miss Mabel Miller sang the “Bogie
days 19888 for hatching W- 8 Man. " While waiting, for the arrival
Stewart West Noruaik. Phone 80- of the fairies and brownies Miss Alice
Norwalk 69- .i. 17 6t Conley sang the Teddy Bear‘s Lullaby. ‘
After the fairies and brownies had put
in an appearance and brought down
applause from the audience. Miss
Emma Rubey delighted With a recita-
tion. Then came the second scene
which was the Arrival of the Prince.
Scene three was the Finding of the
Princess. in which the Bootblacks'I
chorus was a feature. IPart three
took the form of a flag drill and in this
the Crowning of Liberty was effected"
Mrs M. R. MaoCausiand and Miss M.‘
Winifred Bennett presided
piano
The Bogle Man was Alfred Keeler.
Miss Edna Gordon, who was to have
been a fairy godmother, was taken In
with measles at the last minute, Miss
Harriet Sherman, aged 6 years, was
put in her place, having undorsfudled
her senior actress. and her cleverness '
in remembering the lines enabled her
to carry off the part like a veteran,
Miss Peters brought scenery with
her for the affair, but because it was
FOR 8ALE~25 parses, 6 sun-P.
and wood band saws, drill presses,
1, 000 American steel pulleys Also a
large assortment of other tool-5.019(1-
um and 00., Bridgeport. Conn. I? «it
Fob sALE—s'rn 4AM LAUNDRY,
all equipped business established;
centrally located; opportunity for one
or two young men to start in business
and make money; part of purchase
price cull remain on mortgage. Bridge .
:port Business Exchange, 1094 Main
St. f? 3f
at the
FOR SALE_sourll NORWAIK
property. Located on hill. five Illin-
utes' walk to business center; large
corner plot; sixteen room house. well
constructed: several additional (build-
ing lots; suitable for country home.
Also new two family house, improve»
ments, large lot; :yi'ice quick sale.
l
”I03“ (1. W. (loggswell, illrldgcport, In a church pulpit it could not be used.
Colin. [7 lit it is estimated that over $100 was
3 netted by the carnival.
SINGLE COMB The ushers were (liiarles hf. iiOyt
RIIODE ISI. AND
Redsm’Hutchiug case after Jan 1.;
baby chicks nt’tcr Feb. 15. Address
I). (l. Lndue, West Norwalk, Conn.
Phone (80. Nor.) 5944. 124 lie
Thomas I. Raymond. Charles F. Tris-
tram, Holly B. Siausou, and Harry G.
Siiufoit, of illemllurcii.
The committees in charge were as
rollowzs
Directoerisii Carrie F. Peters.
Tickets—~Mrs‘. Jane E. Austin, Mrs.
Elton ll. Ilakcr. Mrs. ll. 1.. Coliuru.
Mrs. l4). K. Austin. Mrs. W. ii‘, Lucio
wood. Mrs, ('. |-?_ Colds, Mrs. 0. id.
iicdnlaii. Miss ()rrlc Marvin.
Churcllw'ltlrs. Leo Dihifl. Mrs. II, L,
Coburu. Mrs. Elton ll. linker.
Publicity ~Miss Mary C. F'rcrlit.
Music—‘— Mrs. M. ll, MacCaualz,“i.
Miss M. \iinnii‘rcd Ilcnnctt, Miss A.
C, Nash.
4(‘Ostunlcn—-Miss (‘uri'le Castle, Miss
Marion l.‘Hommedieu,
Platform and properties—Airs. W.
F Lockwood Mrs. C 1.. Cole, Mrs.
Elton 13 Baker and Mrs 11.1. Cobain
; The program with the names of the
{participants is printed here below:
FOR SALE --— SINGLE (10MB;
Itllode Island Rods, If you want
strong chicks hatch early, Eggs. $1.00
per 15’: $6.00 per lilil. Breeding cock-
erols, $2.60 up. li, Quackeubosh, I):-ir
ion. 'I‘cl. ’ "
if if»! OI.
HORSES~HAVE JUST RECEIVED
a carioad of1 young lowu horses, fresh 4
from the farms. Some nice matched
pairs; also single and business horses.
Come and look them over at _’l‘he
Hershfiold Horse (‘40., corlier'Concord“
and Wood Sta. Tel. filo-G. iii it
For Sale on West St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Beautifully remodeled elg-llt room . 4 Part One.
cottage. two acres, but water , 1., .5 .4 .
bentI electric lights. if large ilrc- Seine. i‘e ml in the mm“ PM
places, city water, bath. Garage. Ince. 4
stables, broader house. Quail- 'King ------------- Leslie "3"“
titles of trees, fruit and flowers. ‘Quoen ................ Eudora Hyatt
PM“ 1413- (‘ourt Attendant ....... Irving Davis
..-.-wm-____ Wicked “airy ....... Edith Rider
Good Fairy ..... . ...... Edith Dunn
l Gordon. Julita Hoyt, Miriam vllriggs.
,Vocal Solo—«Selected,
Alice Conley.
[IBM NUIIIIIS
NOTICE oldilifg°fil7filflu
Notice is hereby given that a DUI» Princess . .......... Marjorie Chndee
iic hearing by the mayor and city violin 4,Solo~4Selectcd
council of the City of Norwuk will George Jackson.
be held at the council chambers In Part Two.
the city hall on Tuesday evening} Scene l~0ne :Hundred Years
February 10,-1914,, at 8 o’clock p. in. Story Land. ,
to consider the proposal to designate ‘Red Riding Hood. .lloleu Seaman
building lines on both sides of Gar- .130 Peep ...... Dorothy hovejoy
our street, so called, throughout the 1103.4 Blue .‘ ...... 4 ........ .Iolm K0031!
entire length of said street [8033.
Dated at Norwnlk, this 6th day of Alice from Wonderland
In
February 1914. Dorothy Powell
JOSEPH h. Liwxvvlcinna. incitement, and Wife
fii 2t City Clerk‘ Milton Every. Marion Coleman
.53.,- ” Golden Locks Beatrice Sturges
Goody Two latices . .Mny Angleman
Puss in Boots 'i......... Paul Rider
King and Queen .......
Leslie Davis, Eudora Hyatt
Man from Moon... Randolph Downee
Cinderella. .......r’ Virginia Gelihard
Tom Thumb and Wife W. ..
Carlton Burr, ilietty Keillor
301d Mother Hubbard .Jess'e Waters
'IDo‘g. Eliot Gasey
Little Miss Mullet Emily Stevens
Jack and, the Bonn Stalk 4
Raymond not...
lack Homer .4. 4.4.4.. Leighton Nut-time
donuts Wren .....r. Anitailowd
., mason. ....4...4. «Franklin Iyerlv
Flori/WWII: illenedlot. Albert
4 swim Daniel Hogan.» .4 ,44..4,44
Vale mines
i“ Lousy?“
win ‘T c H 0 U R
WINDOW DISPLAY, J
BRIGGI‘ ii MAN
nos, 64 North .4an 54:3;
I Recitation—«Selected,
Between the above and part two,1
I .
mm, Godmothers—Lliola Baxter Edna” tlon of the horrible affair. lie was pow
‘ a two-foot space betwaen the floor and,
' pers exhibited by Mr. Swartz, li‘is nci
, act-u cunt Irv
hue overrun, willie
‘ I
lulll4 Iiiiiiii ,
, 44 .. Herc! Mslkiu.
Marion Wadsworth Helen Lowndes " "" 4 1
' Elisabeth Taylor; lam... seiieck “m“ ‘° “‘Btm‘m- 3““ ““0" “
Millicent Brady Louise (‘lose Vera-4 scream that the man betbought him-
Grace, Ruth iBrusli. Elizabeth Hunt self of personal safety and di’ssupeao
instoc. Willa. Green; Marie Dion.ed from the ”mm”
“030,108 Mitchell. Helen D e oker I A string of pink pearl beads, whicil
.Ruth Decker, Agnes “r. arm» Bertha came from Venice, and which are
“tame“ Florence -ll.~ncoln O ive highly prized by Mrs. Edwards, were
Cm), Ida4beI4-4‘Iiogsn Justine Wor. it! the desk, but not disturbed. The
. silverware in th dining room, which
den, Suzanne Brown, Eugenie ,Mc- would have out; ed the moat discrim-
.Mshon, Dells Van Huron. Kellie-r
lnating burglar, ileld no charm for
Havens Gladys 8“” no this intruder, who worked hastily and
brazenly. .
The boy tells a fairly good story, as
Emma Ruby:
Scone 2~Arrlvdl ofItlic Prince. . to the description of the man and his
gilnce ................ Robelf \‘ 0” actions. He reports the follow as Ile-
y
........... 4. vL-Iiumphrey D uleus ing about 5 feet,
Cornet Solo,
Louis Soderstrom.
Scene 3—4i4‘lnding of the Princess.
9 inches tall, wear-
lng a long dark overcoat, and a der-
by but. which was broken in the rear.
The mask concealed his features, The
King, Queen, Prince, Princess. Page revolver was a small one. Entrance
'Ilootblncks' Lhoxurniiohn Dumo: tier, was gained by picking the lock on
Charles Daniels Alfred Keefer (‘arI- the front door. The “.de which rat
ton L'Hommedieu 1"“ LDV“5°-'l'4 tied window blinds, etc, covered up
119°“ Weed, Charles Nash. Palmer the noise of the mans operations, and
Sherman be confronted the boy on his entrance
““8 Drill—Helen 00'8"“‘114 Marion with such suddenness that the lad
Richardson Mildred Maikin, Helen stood transfixed As the burglar up
.VOBbiii‘Kh. vMeme “00931818011 Mu proaclied Eddie backed away to tile
riel Janos, Gladys Beach, Lucile Hall, cm 19,4 of the room, but he gathered
Hazel Bean. Muriel ',Bartliff Mlldrai his wits and when the thief would
Lovelor. Plummcl Cummings Della have gone to the music cabinet, he
Van 'Comerins. Dorothy Hams emitted ills piercing scream
Grace GOri‘am. Alice Stannard The man bolted out of the front
Part Three. door and went down Fairfleld avenue
Crowning of Liberty. with some speed The footprints on
Uncle Sum ......... Herold Braistc d the lawn showed the direction he had
Goddess of Liberty .. \I43rjo‘ lo Zelui‘f taken, '
At the piano~—.\lrs_ Miorlon R. MO- The burglary occurred about 7:45 or
Causland, Miss M. Winnlfrcd Bennett 8 o‘clock. 4Mr. Edwards was immed-
-——--—--—-—--———- lately notified, and he went up to the
. ., house to ascertain the extent of the
"In-08 ”0 ONE "ESPONSI- robbery. lie was pleased to find that
BLE Fail AGBIDENT
so little had been taken. Returning:
to the club he was again called home.
,. .. Eddie, frightened still, heard rattling
'-“““u"“cd from first page) blinds, and thinking the man was re-
lnqucst into the matter. He arrived at
8 o‘clock and with Medical Examiner
turnlng‘he went out on the porch and
whistled. Officer Robert A. Gainer
Dr. Samuel H. Huntington and u Soon
he] reporter, wont immediately to the
run to the place and while talking with
the boy the front door blew closed
building. die inspected the elevator. 1:11: :fxzfxf]: 3:3:{grifrifix-“IuIIZuIIIeEZIII:
its running, and thoroughly went over ‘ ‘ ‘ '
the subject with those most interested.
The wrtuesscs oxaimueu were ‘Uili‘irl‘
lice, the lad not being as expert at
lock-picking as had been the thief.
tiau Swnrtz, .lolm Fci'ero and Medical
in‘xuliilnci' liulllinaiou. ’i‘lic iiiuluisl
Shortly before midnight a man pass-
ing the home of Mrs. E, A. \i'oodwurd“.
lasted about-all hour and a half. in North MM“ street, thought hp saw
The details printed on the day in someone trying to effect an enti'ancf
lowing the accident, in these column, to the "mic“ H“ reported the "W
were the true statement of the condi- tcr lotpolico headquarters, and ”mile?
tions. The reason that “0 marks m John H. Smith investigated. finding no
tile accident remained either on the
elevator itself or the floor, was found
one.
The burglaries on tho llill Section
to be because the boy had 0“ “ large an becoming so numerous that a con-
cap which entirely (annealed liislicni (”Nd effort I“ being planned by the
the cap remaining on the crushed skull ”mam“; ‘0 1’9"“0“ better DOHCG DI‘ 0
and preventing the marks of the ”0- “(”0" The DONG“ ofilcer 4063 110!
[once from showing until the headgear ‘4" “1"” ”"3 hill ““1“ After 8 0 010le
was removed. and there how Iit‘Oll no breaks “Me;-
John Feroro, who (was oporaiingtlic this time Ily half an houi, out of all
elevator when the accident imppenc..i ”‘1“ ‘4'““0 WIN Illli‘v- The (‘llirens
rehearsed the exact scene for the hon- residing in the section a arcely dare
efit of the coroner and those others ‘0 107““- Uieir hllmos unprotcrted and
present. The car was placed threefoet the city council may ”9 55km ‘0 “0.
below the floor, as it was when the boy smoothing for tile relici‘ of the alias
jumped down the shaft to its surface, lion Ill the near future.
and Mr. Ferero stood with his left hand -—4 "
holding up the gate to the shaft and
waiting to stop the car with his right
hand. dils back was toward the door
through which the lad bud burst so
suddenly and unexpectedly and it was
shown that due to the rapid transac-
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‘ Our 1
Advertisers. 4 l
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erless to have picventpdlt. _
Coroner Phelau found fault with the
gate‘s arrangement. and with the con-
struction of the Inner walls of the ele-
vator shaft. {The gate is too high for
one standing upon the floor to operate
the car without raising it, and there is '
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the bottom of the state The coroner‘ The things that mm: In
stated that although this is no reliec coal will Ize found in the act 01'
tion upon the owners of the building Ferris CoahCompnuy
or the management of the concern. for _, . . ... ...
it is the prescribed fashion of tho Otis If you nro not already, a charge cue
company and has been passed by both tomcr in the Kileger store they will
the factory inspector and the insur make it army for 3o“ 1.9 rm om.» 0an
once inspector as was shown by pa
iii:
the
. IJIIIr
The first sprint chewing ol‘ shirt
6rth81068.& ldanliei‘oilfi (friangemcnt. waists man now be new ..f. 'ilistruzii
The official suggested that in view 0’ a Hystflts Their adv will mu you
this danger, the conditions should be more about them.
improved by the protection of this . ,
under. open space.‘ Separate odd china and colorol
[He said, too. that i110 elevator 311““ linen table clothes are two of, the
is an addition to the building. and not specials in the Bend adv
a. part of the structure itself. and that
its protection therefore IS, different Read the special nnliod’hcomeiit in
than that of most factory frelzht 818 Jacobyg my... .
tors ...—......
There is it beveled Odd? 'Whm“ 9" Mintr.‘ s adv will interest all econom-
tends some twelve or fifteen inches he- icnl buyers Better read it.
low the level of each floor and the . ......
child's head Will! "“39““ between this ~ “By Their Fruits You Shall Know
bevel and the ”a! “00"4 The coroner Them " That's the theme of Gillette’s
“8899i“! either. W9 complete 91mm” adv. Better road it all carefully.
tion of this bevel or its extension down
ward, which would tend to make it
safer. in that its nice
gradual . 4
Mr. swam stated
Anniversary specials at Albert F
111“, W “‘0’“ Oehebe’e. see pilcea in My
kerl
W4 1?)?" our on
- l
lIStamped towals at J. 'l. Mailette s.
“as.“
Watches. clock» 416 0911‘ etch at
find
' M
; 4 tact with a pole of the Connectl
‘ Guadeloupe reports. (I
‘ and other of the military old
4 followed by the death 0 Pt
lira!!! of his. Peril
The finding of Coroner John J.
tan in the Peak case was submit“
yesterday. In.this the official not “mi-3’ .
or. A. a. dilehter, of morepo ‘
sponsible for the death of Mrs.
old Benjamin Peak. The eluding
that death was due to criminal 0M
tions performed on the latter is ill
physician. Mr. Peck, whom some , ,
ed might be held as an morn loci.
evidently had cleared himself a M
resumption of the inqueston the all,
noon portion of the session oarli ‘
the week, as was predicted one
these columns, for the coroner did
suggest that the young man had
any direct influence on the operati
his wife underwent.
In his summary, the corpus
how the testimony taken distill
inquest, showed that. on No"
25 Mrs. Peck, In company: ..
Mrs. Grace Kearney, of Wei-walk
came to Bridgeport and visited til
office of Dr Rh:hter,I on Baron
avenue
4It Is alleged that, upon learning
the nature of -.Mx~s Pech's vision
(Richter upbraided her for bringi
a companion with her. Mrs...Pec
and 'Dr. Richter were closeted In tit,
latter’s private office for about to,
minutes. after which the farm
left for Norwslk with Miss Eliseo
ney.
Further, the testimony shows
that on November 27 Mrs. Peck tol
Mrs, Kearney that the treatment are
not been successful and that sill:
wanted her to make another trip t
Bridgeport with her. This was in I,
charrged and Mrs. Peck made tit.
trip alone, saying that she did
have the cash at hand to pay rail
road fare for Miss Kearney. ,
A few days later on Decei‘Iibei'
\Irs. Peck was taken seriouslyi
and Dr. 4F. I. Burnell was foalle
but upon learning the nature of. t
case, declined to ’be concerned-in
On December 10 Mrs. Pooh's icondt
tlon became so serious that her
movai to tho Norwalk Hospittil we
4ueressan She died while
patient there on December 31. .
in acrordauce rwith the custom
Prosecuting Attorney Alarms ii
Delmncy has been sent a cop's}; " 4.
finding for action upon his part. BI
though Dr. Richter is now candor
bonds of $7.000, awaiting t‘I‘IaI be
fore the next term of the Genetic?
court 4
MISUSE Silliifiill .
(10. {if ill-Illiii flit
Chief Engineer Says Aeolian
Could Have Been Avoided
liAI‘. . hull}, new. '..~—Chlcf begin ,
eci‘ 1‘ ‘ Iu'l’ls'c'l has; nicdc a report to
the Pa. 1 ii = Commission-tn th
cause of the ambient which occur
lilu'cmlier 23, 1913. at the plant of4
ilic Stamford Gas and Electric Chm
pun: , roe lilting in the death arm
cisco Matur! sad Ouiseppe Gunilla
Engineer Efwell finds that the “tide
was caused by one or more highly
charged wires of the gas and tile”
company, the company being 111' co
(‘oulpauy during a rainstorm. dip r00
ommcuded that the gas and Is” 1
company be required to have a
inspection mode of its poles an
and that the practice of allowi 3' an
unused portion of n pol e to ext :4
through existing wires be discos
ued. The commission makes, 1144
u. nccordance with the re
tious of the engineer.
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iiiINSPliliiTlliiii iliillr'
units A new it, ‘
’toontinued from First PaI
fact that troops had been sent
suburb to be in readiness for
his. uprisinif was responsible f,
General Binnquet, ‘Miulstel‘ ”
was denied that the meeting
to consider measures to true
plot. ,,
2,6il0 police in the annual m-
ed in the conspiracy and ill
pledged themselves to rave
tain of the troops. 4
The beginning of the new '
cording ,to rcportr‘wos
9, tile an , gofthhi‘
the ten days' bombard
tel by the rebels last year,
dare sedans assumption
Norwalk Chronicler