77.; is ‘
pertussis oi tlie First district to
rim $25,000 Building Next
7 to Pootoillce B;loclr
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Best Motion Picture Plavs Are
to be Produced
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PillLTll ill llllt
bwmrw
illillll'i m 7!
Beet. Apparently Suicide. to Be ‘
investigated in Bailelv
solar s Relatives
President Milly abort Given
all summons comb;
at us: will. beau ‘
'i
QREENWICH. sec, 9.4:: order to 7 7 ,_ , - ‘
S?i‘§.7l£§l“§§§' platinum Authorities decide to". arm ago-
Saturday night under circumstances in- If“ "All WM“ WHO WAS lilil
ed By Eiri lie Wrangell
- wallow the
various elements In tho New York
«time W are to be assembled
into a new minim with progres-
sive leadershimwds the problem he-
tore President Wilson, Governor Glynn
of New York. and William “0Com”,
Wm“..—
momentum: Dulles a. All
“American liners. and Embar-
rats Business llleri
the Democratic National chairman. in
a conference at ill? White Kenna to-
day.
The president of7 Memos been liv-
ing deep consideration to the fail camv7
paign, when he, realises the Democratic 7
administration will to some extent be7
before the country for approval or dis l
approval in the elections for members7
of the House of Representatives and
the United States Senate.
dictating suicide, Dr. J. A Clarke. the
medical examiner, said last night he
would turn the facts of the case over
7Tried to Exonerate Meaning, But
to Coroner John J. Phelan at Bridge
port for further lnvestigatoin, if deem-
Police Say he is Guilty
Stedman had been under medical care
for three weeks for a nervous break-
down Last night a servant found him
in a coal bin in his home, bleeding
from a jagged wound in his head. up-
or
The people of the First district are
to have a new $25,000 building in'
which there will be a theatre. the:
1.7 rgest in Norwalk, with a seating ca-
pacity of slightly over 1.000. An
at uncement to this effect it as made to-
rt y bl 7H. 8. Lubelsky and R. Abrams.
luho jointly will finance the proposi‘
tinn. The announcement was received7
'\\‘ilii great favor by the citizens and
the unanimous approtai given to the‘
enterprise assures its success.
The site upon which the building will
be erected is the land adjacent to the
post office building on Wall street. It
has 750 foot frontage and a depth of)
14-1 feet. The plans have not been7
drawn as yet and will not be ready un
til the latter part of the month, but the
new proprietors will have submitted to
them thin, afternoon a sketch of. the
proposed buildingB According to their
ideas, more will be two stores formant
on till! ground floor with an arcade in
.the middle: or the second floor will
,be olilce’s. There will be 'a lobby in
dhe entrance to the" theatl‘e and" it will
be fitted up in the most up- -to—date'7
style} The building is to be absolutely
lfire'proof and will be built of brick with7
steel supports. It is to be the stories
high. and with cover the a. litre lot, giv-
ing a. large amount of floor space. it
is planned to have the offices of mod'
ern type and all will have plenty of'
light.
The theatre part of the building will
nun back to the rear and there will be
a balcony to it. For the present there!
will be no proiision made for a static
for the production of vaudeville. bu
the building plans will be drawn so
that an addition can be made for anal
[N0 expense will be spared by Lubelsky7
and Abrams in making-tile theatre ono7
of theiinest in this section of the State
and equal to many. in New York city.
Special attention to fire escapes has
lheen paid in the drawing of the plans
and discomfort of theluture patrons
has been well provided for.
'i he proprietors of the theatre stat-
7cd today that; they will put on the best
moving picture plays that are on the
market and nothing but the highest
Klaus will be offered. According to
the architects construction of the new
building aboptd be completed by June
hirst and the theatre will open immedtn
ntely following.
The land which will he used for title
new building was sold to Lubelsky and
iAbrams by William lKrusBch and
George P. 'lillls. Tile new purchasers
are the proprietors of the Norwaik fur-
niture store on Wall street. They plan
at the same time to make extensive
alterations to the front. of that store
and. when the work is completed. will
have one. of the best stores in Nor-
;walk. ., . . .
7 MM .
' sev. aunties spoke. 7
lion William Hughes delighted uB
'largestiendance‘ at St. Joseph's R. C. l
church. last eventual. with a descrip-
7 live talk on work among the iodine.
life is a members? the bureau coin.
i
l
{Clarke thinks Mr. Stedman plunged her ow" “[9 the following day “ne'-
B'l‘here will be an interesting program is withheld for the present
’and .Mrs. Alex J. Rummler.
Chairman McCom‘bs has talked over;
the national situation in detail with’
the president, but most important ad-
mittedly ls thastatus of the Empire
State rDemocracy.
It has not yet. been decided what.
part the president
the knife into his head after he had’ confess!” her crime Charles 1. Mane the actual w Some of his
luielded the powerful blow with the uing today was held in custody while close friends M A“ will make 9“
axe 7funsral services were held over the79l‘81 speeches All! AMADW WWW)“
Relatives 07 M" Stedman ‘10 3077-7 bodies of the two 7victlms of the love routine”11396095o tgioaepboth branch.
make any specific statements, it is7 drama as of Congress. the Democratic
7said. but have told the medical exam-7- "me his cell Manning made the u. ranks. ‘ Already moment's guil-
7“°" that the “7073971“ in connection rangements for the funeral of his wife, in: Mad W W A7070! in the Pl“ '0'
with the death “seem ““99“" while ArthurJ. Herdman. the lPompton close (Bio-operation between “1° 99130“:
Coroner May Have inquest. i'l‘urnpike lnn keeper, claimed them-7 erotic .Natimtal Which and lit07
BRIDGEPO'RT. di‘eb. 9.—Wbetber oriot his daughter and arranged for “3‘ Democratic Notional Conmionul
not Coroner John J. Phelan will con burial. - Campaign Committee
duct an Anquflflt in the deli“! Of Wli-‘7 Early today the police dawns“ fink m president A7. Wu! m‘ch 0'7
item A. madman. the New York cots
Sadie' E. Garrabrsnte, eister or am. his time coastudvoftne “demonic
ed necessary.
Dr. Clarke says he is personally con-
NEWARK. 7N J. ,‘B‘eb 9.-u\.c7ctleed
7as an accessory to7 Miss Hazel Herd-
vinced that Mr. lStedman ended his
life, and physicians at ‘the Greenwich
man; the mother of his eighteen
months old boy, who on Friday shot
hospital share in this belief. Mr.
:parently made uith the blunt end of
Dr- and killed his wife and ”remanded
an axe
At the hOspital where he was taken
7physicians found a jack knife lmbed- 7
tied in the wound in the skilll.
Saturday “73¢” mum; “1017!; “Win... [pom hi6 wkg, “7'5 him mm Mm “0’7
according to the- medical Minoan: - the‘ is dbo‘hidd’out in
dioatedasuieids dom’tiie’dotbner as a material witness in tho use. 777 W 03“
said teary. uses in int ew which
he eiueded to have later twitlrmedicat
Examiner J. A. Clarita. bfGreemtich.
The coroner received 7a letter from
Dr. Clarke, 07f Greeti‘tvich in the morn»:
lag mail, placing the case before him.7
.ninx, ““ mm. ”id, mm up- Hiram the Sailor mum'
on swimwear «use» When W Mid “It 119°“le New
had been quootlonid oil and on since WMlou last Novembac by
7 [fife flatumyv Shmenu m 51‘” WM!!!“ mdwmenl. Wn't- “l0; T‘m',
lthe two wdmen and a young man, who mwm‘immg 023;?” “617117;:
ware also brought to police headquar. an c m
:zgetgdth; tmzeurecxzig $2‘::‘ters, influenced the police to make the 7"“ talking intimztfly ““6731" ‘7“;
After his talk with the medical exam 7mm °t mm" ”“7““ ““7““ 7377.7 7737:7177“ 'fiir7$.73resa§3 air-
iner, er. Ph7elan me, he will dedde'om’ °' "7m “"7"” 7"" ""7 “”77 07777; m. (it an to take on Mt:
whether the conditions warrant an in- rabrants The 7777777777777 of the 07777777 new 017797771077 yisi the New York
quest If he determines upon an in two witnesses was kept a secret by "9 W" a room ”3
Democracy.
vestigation, he will probably open 7t7t777hadi7t717r7577fl7-loerdman in her d in “w;
some time tomorrow. 7 y g s
,ment attempted to exonerate Manning.7
but Chief [long says that evidence had
AililllAlllTAllllE Lliiillli
PLANNED Filll FEB. 21
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AFTEII 500- FOOT FALL7
BAN DYE-GO, Gal. Feb 9..——Lleut
H. B Post, First Aero Corps. U. S. A..
was instantly killed today by a fall
of live hundred feet in ’a hydro sero-
plane. About 160 feet from the sur-
fgce of the bay. Lieut l’ost was seen
to shoot clear of the machine. it
been obtained tending to show that
he was an accessory and that he took
B‘Mlss Herdman in his automobile tot
Newark before the murder was com~
mitted. 7
A committee of women from the val
rlouBs taxing districts of the city is or
77mm“ for a large luncheon. to 1’07"!“ BELL Fun -
told at the Royal James inn, WIN HUNGARIAN cannon
‘7.stroet on (Saturday. February 21st. at7
1 o'.olock The main object, of the
luncheon is the promotion of better7 '
mutual acquaintance among the wosf A INKS? and loudersoun'ding'beli ‘9
men of the different sections of the to be placed in the belfry of the Hun-
town. in the effort to reach all who 783mm Reformed church in mission IN FACTORY HE 7DOEBN'T
are interested postal announcements avenue The bell is to be a tilt from 7 OWN. B
are being sent out to a large trombone member of the church. whom our-e .1ng following appeared in The
Human: Contact. this morning:
overturns. Feb 8.~4The stateroom
that ex-Cbnmslman E J. fililt owned
the 'prospecous Eagle Lock Works. of
Ten-yvlll‘e (lnwhicb he never owned
a share) has traveled all ever the
country. it is not under-stud here by
his friends how the story ever started.
An interaction side incident of the
publication is that as a result of it.
No.77 Hill has been receiving letters
from various states bogging hint to
exploded.
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WANT HIL‘L TO GIVE '5!“ WORK
of music and speeches, during which It Is hoped to dedicate the new belt
an opportunity will be given for dis some title in May. with proper eero‘7
cussion of the formation of Marge gen- monies and the plans are now being
and club in the city. The price of the considered by the pastor, Rev Gabriel
luncheon is sixty cents. This commit- Dokus. 7
tee hopes that any who do not. receive The old belt. which has become so
cards will communicate with Mrs. wetlrknown to the residents of the see
Walter Ill Munro. «to North Main ends district will not be inkehiamy.
street. South Norwalk. The committee both hells will be used in the .futui’o
in charge consists. of Miss MargaretBand will repose in the tower of tho-
:Brendlinger. chairman: Miss “Helen edifice. duly reminding those of the
Quintard, Miss Carolyn Smith. Miss parish of the time of service or of the!
Mary alder. hire Walter Munro, Mm . death or acute member of the: church
Jean Dumortieti Miss Mary Jennings
...FBOR VALEN‘NNEO to do. There have come from Mensa:
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FIRE BlN FIRBT DIBTRICT. W
The First District Fire Department . w'oMAN love YBARB can.
was called out last night at about. 0777901121: ' ‘
o'clock for a grass the in the lot 91:...th up
the rear of Joint
i
gAMoa'e cAslnffr
W013. Haiti. res 97-1-7-
Wattle Zamor,“7wiio'r it:
“10’ nurse! of murder-«am m. litter New when m donor-HM
was said by watchers that the engine"
‘ committed to the consortium Hospi-
77 iii the
tantrums in
tin \qu lilillllillm
”-9..“
Question to imperial Parliament
Friendiyjo Huerta
w...“
WABHllNGmN.7Feb. 9.—~Gen. Huer-
ta, recording to a report. from Vera‘
Crus, is planning a boycott against the
United states by intimates the import
'dntlee on American goods
forte to save the tires or recover the
bodies of the victims of the Cnmhre
tunnel train disasters
Fifty‘one, includlnjr‘ at least ten
Americans. are known to have been
among the passengers and there is lit-
tle hope that they are still alive
Maximo Castillll the ba idit leader,
who caused the ureck. has become
Villa‘s strongest enemy in the north
7and the rebel chief has been forced
to delay his advance on Torreon to
send his troops against the bandit.
Several other leaders have oriouifmil
bands imm‘enortjik; tau are hiring Villa;
muchttroubl
BERNIE BtebaiaFAin interpolation
no to Whittier Provident President
Huerta and urinewepr‘e‘sentuuou to
am. intrepid to the raising of
the euthanasia the exportation «of
arms and ammunition of war hem
the United states to Mexico was ad-
dressed to the Imperial chancellor in
the imperial Parliament today. It
was put by tire of the National Liberal
leaders, Ernst .Bassermann and Baron
Hartmann von Richthofen. the latter
‘at one time charge d'affaires in Max-
ico. The queatiim was phrased in a
tone of friendliness to General .iduer-
olNAflmNGTON. Feb 9.~indlrectly
77nsauiances have been resolved at the
White House from General Villa for
the proper treatment of foreigners.
Representations by American consular
oilicers on the necessity of extending
to Spaniards as well as all foreign
subjects of equal protection have met
with compliance.
At thesame time, Villa, it is under-
stood. will not be disposed to ignore
active participation by foreigners in
the cause of Generaliluerta. but will
extend to. any foreign combatant, how-
ever. thought of trial.
in thallium. theadminlstration here
is disposed to resnrdras satisfactory
Vlliu‘aasaurances. 7
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BHELTON MAN QOUND OVER.
BlitilL'l‘ON. Feb. 9.‘Probablo cause
who found in the town court today in
the case of Frank Pinto. accused of
uracil. with intent to kill and he was
held under- :2.5007 bonds .i'or trial in
the Bupertbr Court:
Pluto is accused of having .stru‘dk-
(Alexander Svmailiyo our the head
with a billiard one on' the night. of
7ip7l'07Ville the writers with work lights ;
’lB‘et‘i‘yl'lilo' mill. a. they mm mm” Whirl l2 lifter a disturbance: at his
brother's saloon .7
subsequently “willie «at ‘a local hosol
tat.‘stiilltyo‘ became insane and was
Atoll than read. he .
mum» mounty investigated the
. mtumed_’A'£hflu I; u:
7 Rev. iam'esiienton Werner and
.s...
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F'llt‘ toolbbt and Tuesday.
Gilli PARISH Hill
BURNER 877M lilillli
Friends’liathered Yer-
ierrlay “Noon
. It was a happy people that gathered
around the Rev. J. Benton Werner. at-
noon. yesterday. to witness the laying
the corner stone of the Pat-landfall 'of
Grace Church. It the ceremony was
necessarily simple, because of the cold
of mid-winter, it was. if anything.all
the more impressive for that very rea-
son After a few versicles and pro?-
ers, the rector laid the stone in the
cu Brssllsetl'abe _
She Intends Socialite
name of the Trinity. immediately choir l
and congregation sang the Doxology. ’
nthe rector dismissed them 7with;
the8 blessing and as significant a thing7
as ever took place in Grace parish was-7
ltl.atory Before concluding this. ac~7
7count, however it may not be out 017
place to say that the stone is a granite
block bearing on its face over a cross..7
the letters A. G. I). (ad Gloriam 1)ei-- I
to the glory of God) and below the
date, 191i. into the stone, before it
was sealed. were placed copies of "The77
Sentinel, " "the Hour.‘ "the Church-'
will take m7 KW"! 3'8 7308“? encased in of 7man .. ‘1he7Connecticut Churchman" :today by her father, George 07. Al
and “the Town Chumhman; " the
names of the building committee; a
list of individuals and organizations'
contributing to the fund; ”coins of the
realm," etc.. etc.
it was a happy day for the little
church and rector and people have the
congratulations of hosts of their wit
ling 11038 throughout Mme community.
bonus or source 7
BIBABTEA ult Locum
if RFQLxe VF}; 7MnM97N‘TE7‘
havens who gave thoroughly examined
the wreck of the Old Dominipn sceam- 7
er liars-0e, sunk in collision with the
Nontucket. express the belief that
while the bodies of the 43 victims. as
wellas the cargo. can be recovered, the
vessel itself will be a total toes. They
declare that the reason that none of
thoBBbodiesdiaBs come to the surface or
been rescued is .due to the terrific
force or the collision which jammed
the timbers and doors of the starboard
saloons and state rooms. practical!)
and effectually sealing them from the
action of the sea Divers have found
it impossible to open these doors, and
say that explosives must be used to
liberate.the dead.
Examination of the exterior by the
divers disclosed the fact that near the
bridge on the starboard side. beloa'7the
water line and extending through the
bull to tthkeet. there is a ragged hole
large enough to permit the passage of"
half a dozen men abreast.
wilaiein liracdwliaisin Bread. De
licio is. Fresh every Wednesday. ‘llnn-
not” Bakery
..W
trot A llEllll Mill;
our A llEAll cactus
MW
.lohn ifsrlrien's drunk was the cause
of no end of trouble for a number of
‘lobai'people yesterday andtodliy. ins
eluding police, medical examiner. and
repbrters. it. was reported about wwn
all day yesterday that a man's body
had beet found in Connecticut avenue
and that it was believed he had been
killed by an automobile.- , 7'
The police received the first report
and they found the man was only
dtuhk Officer Robert A Gainer plac-
ing the "corpse” under arrest. curl.-
.‘son Was dead, but it was "dead
Mu it" and not" “discussed "
it morning Judie John Keogh lin-
Ill/iii.
the, an artist, disappeared either is
‘read:
7"Dear Harriet and Pa:
.7
it are in ii and the totiil but ease to
[if] Sillillllll ,
[All it '
Evidently intended to [till-levee
and Did So lcdsv
DERBY. Feb. 9—~Mlss Genome
last night or early today from it
home here, the police were inform
7The first intimation they had or t7
“situation Mr. Allis said, won a lit
left on the breakfast table, up
"i have disgraced you Forgive me
I must end it all
A
Miss Harriet Allie is a stated of tho
w
(continued on siesta we
censure: Artnltm7
antler scum 7
some“ at its lost in
yesterday with Street 95m
George A. Sharron and enjoyed a
tomobtie ride alternatinj; new
first and second districts. 'l‘lt
mittee appointed to appraise the equip
ment 0th“ street departmenlo} 77
story to its purchase by the fourt
trict for beginning of the public 09‘
tion of garbage. completed its 17'
and a report will probably be all:
the council at the meeting tomorrit
night by Street Uommitteetnanjflo »
W. Mather 7
Street Foreman Horace J. bewisig
the second district, and Street?”
man Edward F. Duffy, for the first 731B
trict. had their equipment all dull
inspection by the appraisers “and
work was carried on with «but!
The figures have not been more 7
as yet.
It is expected that the council will?
order the street commissioner top
coed at once with the establishth 1
the garbage collection at7 windmill!”
ev ening' a meeting .
The committee is comprisedwof 7
log H. Reed. Thomas c cavanpgti it
John Pinch. '
Mn..."
-7-—HIGH SCHOOL MINO‘I‘REL‘LI:
Ausplcés of 'Boys' A A. High School
Hall 'i'liuns. and F‘ri. eves; Feb me
Tickets, 25c Reserved am, Glendon
sings and Parker's. extra charge.
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Novak, with a cut cri her risht wrist
which required six stitches to7‘cl
denied absolutely to the police the
man had cut her are stuck to
story that she had cut her ivrlii
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