German Steamer , Wildenlels
#:‘HWe‘ut to Her Assistance -*
. Whine Saved II People
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luminous
flu Accident Happened to the
Wildenleisdi is Said
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3 BREMEN, Germany, Feb. 2i.—— A
ltrngmentary wireless message receiv-
3330 here from the German steamer Wi-
lIh-ul‘els reports that she resCued a?
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Flaps Inaugurated and Pleasant
Function Transacted in Arlen
liaII LaeI Night 3
The annual Washington's Birthday
and was a most delightful functlon.
There were many present and the cor-
. emonies were carried out in an exem-
- piary manner. ’
The christening of the dean‘s. new
.set which has recently been secured at
the cost of $400, was an interesting
feature.‘ Dr. and Mrs. V. G. Tito acted
as sponsors for the American flag and
Mr. and Mrs. G. Librizzi for the Ital~
inn flag. .
There were sixteen numbers upon
the programs, which in themselves
were attractive, including. the grdnd
march which came after infirmisslon.
This, too, proved a pleasant part of
the evening’s celebration. -
The hall was attractively decorated
with flags and‘bunting. rDuring inter-
mission dainty refreshments were ser-
ved. ,No bitch in the festivities mar-
passenger, the second engineer and l red this second annual affair;
eight men and a boy from the Danish
The dances were dedicated to the.
ball of the Italian Independent socie-
ties was held last hight' in Arlen Hail
steamer Eliptika, when 81,18 sank in Italian Independent Society, the Maria‘
the Boy of Biscay. yesterday The as del Assunta Society, the Luigi Zap
linessage states specifically that the pens, Society, Court Edmond do Ami-
captain of the Eliptika perished but etc, No. 173, Foresters of America, Mn
3,1'Ioes not mention the rest of her com sons and Plasterers Union, No. 24,
Element. who, it is assumed, wont ‘ General Laborers’ Union, No. 207, It-
down with the ship,
Bremen to Lloyns today explains that
no accident has bappened.to the Ger-'
plan steamer Widenfels, from which
Iveflel an “S. O. 8." call will received
" at the Lizard yesterday, The Widen-
lets, the dispatch adds, plated up
home of the crowoithlr Delilah steam.
or Elipiikfl. which sank In the Boy
retaining-mm. owl ‘-
1‘he confusion m outing to the
crossing of the wireless waves during
transmission“ .
The Eliptika was a steamer or 1,348
gouslnet, and belongedstol the Urana
Steamship company oi? Copenhagenu
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Elvin Bill in
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Norwaik Town Union All Day
Meeting, III. 1. Riordan Low-
est oi Bidders, Gar-
nival Nailed $10M?
[alien Social Club, Our Members, Co-
.i.ONDON, eh. 24.—~A telegram from,
lumbus Club, Our Promoter Frank Le«
mongelll, Our Patronesses, Our Spon-
sors, Our 'Honorary Guests, Our Past
Presidents. and to Our Officers and
Committee
The oil‘icore and committees were
as follows:
President—«Frank P; Oddo,
Vice-Presidentvi- Wilmette»
Reception Committee—$.- Chariott,
chairman..and Joseph Hesse. .
Refreshment Committee—J. Esposi-
, to, L. Paulina, IM. Galbo, G. Minewo-
tino, AS. Miserentino.
Floor Managers—A. Audino and F.
Datalo. 3 .
Arrangements Cotilmitteewl’- Cal-
J. Cinque, G. Merino and H. Cinque.
Toastmaster-Charles Oddo.
roommates nines
elven A snore-Is:
The members of St. Mary's choir
vittl, treasurer, N. Cirulll, D. Falaaoo,‘ ‘
Another success was scored last
night at the Country IClub. It was the
Weishington' a birthday dance and sup
d 200 members
resent to help
And“ enjoy the
house was truly
decorated to lot the historical
event aileron . sum flags watch
3 hung about the one and the various
favors which adoriiod the tables gave
the proper eoiohiil effect.
The dancing was begun at 8 o clock
with the 1floor Well tilled with grace
in! gliders artistically doing the one
step and hesitation waltz. From then
on the crowd began to assemble and
illegal :Seilinn. Too, ‘ line Evil
1ently Tokens Sudden‘llrop '
~No3V Sunday Arrests
iiiii lliiiil BREES
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More People Are Drinking Beer,
festivities.
_ .. by 9 - 'clock ‘every “available space
BAIT 00 n A! HOME aroun the veranda was f’llled with
V ' onlookers and the dancing floor was
Strange to rotate, and u‘l,usual crowded to its capacity. The music'
furnished by IAnxweIler' s orchestra of
five pieces was excellent and the
dance lovers became. so enthused that
the pianist and violinist were kept
“on the Job" until 2 o'clOck.
At shortly atter ten o‘clock the sup
per was served and the dining room
there was not one drunken -man be
fore the local court on yeliterday
morning, a condition which few Mon-
day mornings this winter noted.
This fact led a court oihcia view
the liquoi‘ conditions for a esen
Iative of The Sentinel, yeste
According to his opinion,
opinion of the members of the police I toned giants] dinner. Unique indeed‘
department, the convictions for Sun were 9 favors which stewardess
day selling of the previous week were Thompson had provided for at “Ch
ID] Each person had a, paper hall
or the Revolutionary style. Balloons
afforded an abundance of fun and set
things off in great shape. Hornsa
rattles were used quite generally and
added to the din, which lasted for
many 3minutes. ‘
The menu was one and much do
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received, their ‘Ioewream In senate
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nmn- l7. mu out Daily 3"?
Ciaroneed. Finch, the newly appoint-
ed building, plumbing, and oltotricai
inspector of the new city. has opened
his othce in the City hail. It is the
room formerly occupied by Detective
Sergeant Thomas Leatherland, on the
second floor at the left of the leftband
staircase.
Mr. Finch stated this morning that.
he will be in the office every day from.
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Fair arid continued cold tonight.
no Ill wished"
liver ADD People at Dreamland,
and 290 Wore Fancy Costumes
pm.
George Washington would feel him-
soil proud if he was present last
night In Dreamland, at the reception
Several Bitter Fights, Mostly in “a so“, We when,“ 0, we ,0“,
. hundred people in attendance, over
KBIITTEUVY Eni’mct’ "puma“ titty were dressed in some way to
Bonn. lien at Washington.
Illillliiiilllllllllll
Piiiiiiilllii up who
and It took nearly half an hour for the
Ma Suggestion tor U. S Sena.
l » Is Rumblings
Judges to select the fourteen prize
winners, so numerous and varied were
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the costumes.
At midnight, after much discussion
and hard work, the following were do
clared winners:
Comicalwlndividual, Mrs. S, Willi:
mayo; couple, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Boyd. 0‘: Rowayton; group of four. J.
Hedricll‘ ll. Filer, A. Knit and 38.;
Illrovwn. 3
Neatest Costume—Individual, Mrs.
3‘ circles H. Singerwaid: couple, Miss H Olsen
here was marked by the development3 and B Kv anz. group 0, four, M Silk
of several hitter postofiice fights, E. p Middleton C. Kramer and (‘
notably in Representative Kennedy‘ 5 }{Cndrickson.
ldistrict, by ramblings of the lllahan Very neat prizes were awarded,
WASHINGTON, Feb 2i ~The past
week in Connecticut politic
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on illitllllli lull
the , assumed the aspect of a real old lash ’
iboom for United States senator, and
by th rejection of kepresntatlve
Reilly a friend as a'candldate for
:United States marshall for the Dis
Irict of Columbia. ,
Dancing continued until 4 o’clock
Iii nu shun -
liliil mw Ilium
President Wilson and BATIIIIW
Discuss tile Matter
up “so, Tom, Feb. 24.~Eflorts II
American Consul Edwards at dearer
to induce the Constitutionalists‘ to
turn over to the widow, the body of
William 3, Benton, the British ell
jet-t, who was executed by Gen
Villa a week ago, continued today;
this morning and nearly all present
wanted to continue dancing, having
had the finest time of their life. Many
llisitors were present from Daubury.',
Stamford and Bridgeport. Fictilers'
hem earths top of Which was an in» '»
age ofllaecrge Washington names a'
Headhunters» Front 9 Until; chem tree, with hatchet in and. The
trolleys" wse held until 12:30 for
10 and Other Time. by“ u... tho-benefit of those who wished to
Appointment stay. later than the regular lervlce
would ,have allowed them to:
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_ Georgewubington'a lEiirthday supper
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Attorney Modernist duodenum:- ,
creme 0ii\Tili8 Tools at
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The character of George Washing
ton was the theme upon which Attor
ney Nehemiah Condos, spoke at the
Orchestra Messed every body and l
many dances brought as many as ten
rncorcs. Special Policeman Payne, i
it was one of the nicest and cleanest:
dances be ever worked at, the crowd
being very orderly and the dancing.
very clean. The hell were
kept comiortably wann all
’v Ugh
was well patronized.
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Club
BVLE ANSWERS iiililiHE
i TAX QUESTIONS
of' the ‘Men' 3 Friendship Class of the.
East Avenue Methodist Church test
n t. About fort were present and ‘
ai'lshwere delightedywith Mr Canoeesi ””9“” ”“80"" R518» 01’ the income
remarks 1 "i". “’38 kept busy all morning with
A banquet consisting of chicken and ’continual stream of interrogators con-
cerning the return that msut be made
i 1 was served after
,everyth “5 85° good of their incomes. Probably fifty odd
persons paid a visit to the post ofllce
Eof the First district where Collector
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, which the program was as follows:
Song—"America"——4Entire Company.
Piano solo—Miss Isabel Sinuson.
' and
who was on duty, said afterward, that!
o. bed to insist that Benton had new
mm“, and the mmmm, mm at to kill him and that he million
A strike units will routine filo don-f M0"
givien by the "Erinafio-Eragh" social ,otllcial Vr'eport to the- American wnsul
sprung another surprise party last 9 oclock until 10, at which time he
night and Cholmagter Edward F. will go out on his tours of inspection.
Hands was the object of their plotting. This must necessarily be slow work
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With thirty strong they marched to for the young man will have to travel
Nearly ninety members of the Nor .Eddle lilands' home, on Cross street,
Mnik Town Union of the King's DauglI-' and rung the bell. The 5030 and ex-
ti l8 were present at the morning ees- pectancy of ghauflng lugflly “surprise"
81““ loony 0‘ the alldm meeting 0‘3 when the door was opened was shatter-
that organization whittll Is being held ed upon 593mg that dlands had not3
it“ “19 First Congregational 91“”111: turned the knob A further inquiry
'1‘ here is expected that a great many gdeveloped the fact that the person neo-
uncle members will attend the aftel- essary to the party wag out So a dole
:lluun session at which action on the gation was sent out to corral him. IV
limiter of a new Home for the Aged They succeeded and Edwards Hands
inill lilo taken. At noon luncheon was received the surprise or his life. The
served to the ladies and the meeting party soon got into the swing of things
M” "'8 opened at 2'1). m. for further. and a most enjoyable time was had
'Vlhuslness by all. The customary music, dancing
There was considerable Illusineesfand refreshments made up the pros
3trn3nsuct‘od during the morning, the gram of entertainment and the party
snout important being the. opening at did llot break up until earl): this
bids for the building of the proposed morning
‘AIGIA home. Following is the list all
the. bidders and their figures: M. J.
Riordan, $11, 540; H, V. Carr. 811,950: LIVDE", snlou“
I". ll. Gregory A; Go. 312,137; E. K. ‘ 3
[Vi bite, $l23,325; A. R, Mslkin & 00., closisrrs nouns
312,055; I. .B. Wilson, $14845; Allen W
Mood. $16,312. The following bidders! The John Iii Layden saloon in North
sent In their figures too late to ,he Main street has closed its doors. and
lopelledz. Norwslk Building 00., Oscar many believe that it will not over
Elmitll, Frederick Tooker and! Harry again reopen for business. The com
13W Mather There was one other iatec corn was closed by the Foigenspan
ind but the name was not available mowing Company, who found hack-
. imp to press this. The advertised time ing it a losing venture. . , -
for tile closingof bide was 10 o'clock The probable course to be taken is
but the opening was postponed until a voluntary petition in... bankruptcy,
H 10:30.1‘hoso five came in otter that There are understood to be other
; Vtime isroditors than the brewing company,
. , .The report of the committee whicll,an3d it is likelylthot ‘lthe ‘zpiacs .tv'ill go
.Lm
intercept given last} January in
. 3 smut Methodist c
. 3b“: Vedthe net proceeds we'i'oAVV
t. clout Vexoeiiont Allowing-j .. .;
lute Vinnie. liven
3 3 73 .v
..; area are given lowdown-lecturin-
...: momentous-awn...
“waeammheidoythemorto
Ilad charge of the Fairyland enter hinder the baromet- to make returns ton
on foot. The council may decide to
procure an automobile for the inspect-
or, as mentioned in these columns
previously
Although the inspector will be in
his office regularly but an hour a day.
he will meet anyone at almost any
time by appointment.
No contractor can now begin a piece
of work unless he first secures a per-
mit. iNo plumber, no carpenter or no
electrical contractor must start the
walk of their vocation on any build-
ing in' the city, without first taking
out a permit. This will be secured at
fixed rates from the Inspector.
Mr. Finch is having a telephone In
stitlled and the number will be given
later.
Samuel Kolodny, Bro-
cently' Purchased,
the Hayes’ Business,
Found Hanging This
Afternoon.
MYSTERY SRRRRRRRIRR
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SENTTNEL REPORTER SUG i
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AiiE AGAIN ABOUT
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lentered'tlle hennery of William .le- . The. “'th ry' surrounding, the
laser, in the Wilson Point road, and strange 01 of Hayes' store was
extracted storefront a number of line
elem “Wilts afternoon shortly utter
specimens. Among the chickens stated
2. o’clock Influencing Koiodny and his
cousin. Morris handle with some ‘byy.
be worthlgowroxiinatoiy "90w -
The :opoitoe receivedtword oi the
theft and the matterthwbesu tavern»
wed. N values Were obtainable how.
ever, Matthi- not thought vlikolgfthot
sumgniltrpmtd (will. mammalian
in all GWWMIe‘wu-o Men;
noose, on moratorium; Mimi
the place At the suggestion out Ilen-
tinel manner the men was «ounce
edit! thebeiokwoithestoro.
dams e. lint-ray monochromatic
«bulletin owl's
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standard broke the lock and entered.- =
cinder. ‘
Vocal Solo—~John Sample.
Address—{Attorney Candee.
Vocal Solo-«Mr. lSemple.
Piano fDr3tlet~-3«h‘liss «Sianaon and
W. H. Shinto. ,
At the close of the program genres
were played and enjoyed.
The committee consisted of George
',Finch William Moiieit and William ll
Snimn
Mrs.
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FFFIFEIT SAVED’MAN
FIIOVIA LIKELY AFBIBENT
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ln mothentary danger of driving lilsi
team of horses off the docks oi Rev-l
mend Brothers into the ice chol ed‘
harbor, which would probably have
resulted in the death by drowning of
himself and the tcam,li‘1nnk Heidel,
{or the second district, was saved yes-
3terday afternoon «by Oillrnr .Ioh;.I
Toothlll. iieidel might as well have
been In Sunny Florida for all he know
of his whereabouts, and had not his
rescuers arrived as they did, then he
must have ended in the river .
(Juicer Toothiil bed the man taken
home and put to bed where the nl~
cohdiic beverages he had gotten hinr
sell! outside at not 1“. their ,WOrk
with telling sheet. A"
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.l‘ M‘flm‘mfidl "v
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0 lioniuiiity m i their
dwteedinrietevtho cellw‘antirwm inbuilt“ Iii tide Wi‘lflooamu' peels. . ~ ‘3
. W Norma,
3 lean:
gityie held forth:
He said that of the
number this morning with whom he
Vllnd interviewed the majority seemed
‘not aware that a return of their in?
. come must be made before March ilrst.
‘ lie wished this fact emphasized in the
Enewspapers that a return must
be
'made by March ltlrst. Mr. Ryle will
he at the post cities in South Norwalk
tomorrow
“ETHE DANSAAT
IS A SUGGESS
Ma”...—
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The ilansant which was held at the
l'I‘own Assembly Hall from i. 30 o 'clock
ulstelduy afternoon until 7: 30 at night
'propcd popular, for in the neighbor-
hood of seventy live people attended
it. The affair is an innovation to the
residents of Norwalk and “as much
along the line of the tango loss, which
are the craze in New York hotels and
cafes. Ville committee which arranged
the dance have much to be proud of.
for everything was excellent. During
the hours of dancing there were he
Iliiell at the twbies to serve title Buffet
lunch, which had been provided. All
in all the choir Van‘s novel and a one
(”RE I . ‘ ’ ,
sawmill. cut scenes.
ALBANY, Feb. 24 .—-A new trial was
limited Charles Becker, the former,
New York police lieutenant, under
‘death senteneofor the murder or life
than absentee, Write counsel Ap~
,3‘VI,E i7} 2 ,
'l‘llo 19mm *swodre “toe-‘1'.“
Warrior ViVIiVlIldV the onivdinsenting
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and friends, in all 60 people
3mer, Charles B, More, Joseph Winter
Ei’lirlcr la‘No’ Main sti-
“AWE“? too all '
So far the request made last Sets
urday by the American authorities
that the body rhe. given to Bell on
widow has met With no reopens
General Villa.
Benton’s triends, the ihderal junta
many sympathizera' .ontirtue
their attempt to ascertain the facts:
concerning the execution. Benton'e‘
friends showed no disposition to
change their own verdict oi “mow
der."
At Chihuahua General Villa oontln
the Scotchmnn ever to guards for ex;
one rebel genoml calmness n :32,
-’s1-——-é- -3
(dominated on Sixth mall .-
—KIN(I‘I BAGGOT AT REX THE-
ATHE. ‘ ‘lt‘.
Tomorrow and Thursday. 333 Aug
)6] Universal special feature,‘ “Ali-
sinihe.‘ '3? reels each: day
3SHERIEE iiiiiiERS
DINNER IR iiiiil
The Vollmer Association Drgané.
ized to Have Good Times
‘iligh sherllt wallets Vollmer or
Bridgeport, celebrated Washington a
birthday by entertaining his deputies
There were present: John WinVoli
Antonio Abriola and Jolie M. Donnell
of Bridgeport; John 1?. Winter! of Beth
at. Hezekiah -R Elwood of Fahdieid.
Phillip Finnegan of Greenwichwdiariietj
Russell of Bilatiord Elli ll). Mend of
Wcsthort. Frederick s. Bates of kings. .
field, Andrew Schlechtweg of atei‘ford
Daniel 1].. Wlnlndrigan of South Nurturing
John Ir Blake of Nurvmlk, Edward (1'
illnty of llanbury. Thomas .P. initiate
of nodding, William 8. Donovan 0
Huntington, AustinJl. Blacknl‘nn
Newtown, one 'i‘. Berger of Trumpet
and Chill-Ion W. 'l‘urner‘oi‘ New it‘ll
field. at
And there who organised the.
Viper associntion With the follow
named for officer-saw“ 8. Don
president John hi3. linseed
president: Demetri; “litigant
my; dale) iii. 'O'Neli, trailed
William nanny assisted Mrs,
in the. service of a t3nrke3y dines
”We-e ’
min-h d‘t H BTAMF’Q one
Tomorrow at The 8. &
Four ' till {it
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