N; .
Murdsrcr Has Been sat
lor‘flarch llllh
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lulled Woman During Frenzy
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I HARTFORD, March
the stale prison under sentence
ldoath im the killing of Jennie (‘llVfl‘lconllllittee appointed consists of the into control of all branches of the N
1912.
he date of his execution had been set intendont Ira‘ T Chapman, secretary twenty years
This is the second on of the board. Dr. Henry C. Sharer. and!
pearunce of Buonomo's case before Dr William J Tracey.
Ills II as couI'Ilctad
liero at Stratford, on Oct 2,
B’or March 18
the Surname court.
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‘ , err cannon oi Straiiorll
«tr—The Su.
meme Court of Errors today héard ar
gumellts in the appeal of Joseph Buo-
polno. of i-‘elriield county, who is at
'- some as... Board Amino ‘
is Committee to Draft Teaching
Resolullaps
The regular meeting of the board of
education was held last night slid mat-
tors of s. routine nature occupied the
attention of the members almost exclu-
I sively. lithe monthly bills were re-
ported and ordered paid. . ‘
Dr. William J. ’i‘racoy read an arti-
”ole which he had clipped from a mag-
azine which quoted the statute law re-
cently enacted in Montana. It compels
the schools throughout the State to
instruct the children in regard to com-
ther states just what the teacheis have
accomplished along- this line. The chil-
dren are instructed in the different
ways that the contpgious diseases are
spread and the modes of transmission.
They are also taught the methods med-
ical science has adopted to prevent
contagion. - I
After Dr. Tracey finished reading
the anticle B ..l Reynolds made wmo
lion that a committee be raised to
0f : draft something along these lines The
Lollsirnlau. Dr. J Milton ‘Cohurn Super-
This commit
tee will probably not be ready to re-
port at the next meeting. as Dr. Cu-:
burn. one of the members. is South for
a vacation. It is expected that a draft
will be ready for consideration at the
second meeting, or the one in May.
whep action will be taken. This pro-
all plan attained to be melvbd fa-
vorably by the members and unless the
President ‘IlIIIIs'ImpIoIIT .0th tot
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muuicable diseases. The article for ‘
therein in the Praclddnl’s‘ Sixth
I
‘lunual Easing.“ South lord
IIIII ciilh field not IlIgII
' Plans Big Things
(I The South Norwalk Club may even-
finally own the property now held by
”.9 South Norwalk Club Company, if
the suggestion of President Samuel
IM. Allar is follow ed as is now expect-
ed it will be. The head or the social
club educated at the annual meet-
slug Inst night that whenever a sur I
plus is recorded in the treasury, this
be expended in the purchase of III ail
able stock in the Club Company. Be-
fore this could be brought about l’lnai-
1v bowel or, the social club II ouldl
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have to be inIorDornted under “leisubsided once. it is true, but since by a strange coincidence, arguments;
9“” Of the state. The idea met with ‘then the tide has not been idle and i were made to;- a new mu before the
considerable ntor among the mem- back again come the water The dam ISupreme Court on the very day' she
“”5 and officers “1“! will probably l"“‘Iage on the second visitation of the I was sentenced to be hanged—the ap-
pursued.
”llle officers as propobed bx the nom- ‘chunts were Wary and their goOds Mrs Wakefield was awake and pray-I
ducting committee recently wore elect. {were stored high in the collar. or not ing as Plow paid the penalty of the 1
ed without dissent.
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. President. Samuel Allar.
1 Vice- President. Edwin H.
fit)".
Societary and Treasurer, Eiblrt w
(Fitch.
Board at Directors. Matthew Cor
belt Harry w Mather. nlmei a lien I
They are as fol
\lutllew-
.d‘rlcks, 5090”” R “’10" J E Slat"““Hlns to surface water is disproved by lustcd and the trap sprung by il'vardon‘I
drunk J. Finnigan, Victor W. Ferris. the re appearance of the annoying .Garner
nnd John W. Olmsted. ,
(ouncil. stephen S. Jarvis, MouriCe
I'll. Nulting. Herman C Drake. F H I
Q‘uintard, Iloracell. INash :‘H. iii. Batcs,’ today that nearly every store and'of the crime to “the prison chaplain
(has lurch D. H. Miller, Jr" C H {Shop DTGVBOUBE” affected (by the batht and officials
il’enrce, I?" ‘5 Lailin, E' B' Smith and lug tide had suffered u second and 111' During the day he was visited by
1'). l“ Smith
« nuditors. Chas. IE Hoyt and George
5?. Photo.
The reports
pd. _
'l'he‘ club has been a gay place and
a “only one since President Alley has
been its head. His reelection came
as It matter of course for the excellent
ideas he has followed during the last
were read and accent». I
line the club has been a bus: one.
. frugal-e have been pool. billiard, howl-
his. plnochle, rhumm. choch'or and
. other. tournaments, 11.:qu ,nlghu
eon social successes and tho
so grown in. membership con-
future of the organisation is
feeling clisnsesmnch. a muscle will
the board that heuhad maul sellers!
recommendations to make to the mem-
hers concerning school methane. it
was deemed advisable by the board to .
postpone hearing them lastmight and
instruct the secretary by vote to issue
a call for a special meeting. at,whlcu:
time these recommendations will be
considered.
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South Norwalk stores are like sink-
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amused IIIIII III In
, . .. stream washing hthe course
.Dilicc Twelve Months Ago. beneath “it _ . I. “I“ “WWW“! llnllidSistes‘lc Isle Acllon
probably colt a . I who and WM be , . I
This Noon Iolnuy Israels orwulk and olden, on Bouton’s Death
the center cc tit ~ dengue di-
viding “89M ‘ this-city and the .
~ : are warned
lower tomb A“ 4
against urine . w by new
Commissioner 1 In. Sharron.
Dr. Thomas. “of Dayton, who
has an oflce in mission street,
South Norwalk. ' not passed over,
the bridge in .
after 6 o'clock 1
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night when thel
structure gave . and he had a;
narrow escape. being plunscd'
into the awirli cream The water
still rushes thron’h with considerable;
',iorce although a as bad as on Sun 3
ldny. A new pe .
Massimo Tomorrow tulle of President Wilson
WASHINGTON. March 4 .—Tlle Dem—
ocratic administration was a year old
today. Just twelve months ago at
noon, Woodrow Wilson stood on the .
east front of the Capitol and took the "Em” °E 3““ » width “1‘ “9‘5“”; ”mg“? the
oath of ofllce, ushering the Democracy “‘3“ the ”"5““
a point
The stream If
tthrollgh this
At the White House, in executive l'cei. wide as
quarters, generally, and in Congress present fmhfl, .
tonal circles the day served to recall watery» rum through the Red‘
"‘9 “’0’“ 0! the ‘1th your Mom IMlll DOM m stream which
bars of Congress” realized that except dram 90mm West Norwalk and.
nut! Wish even-
Chumar‘o pond. at
» to many timesi
was eight feet;
-‘-n feet wide
'Carranzas announcement that he
recent execution
Iliritish subject coupled with the
"rich usually runs laratlon from Great Britain that
tionnl Government for the first time in
wevar. the great ‘
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was" first eaten way and whenthe
treat went,,out of thouground renter-i
dart-he finalise came with the first;
not Mattias» Biro. Wallis in. Final Dinner
M I .
'W‘u’n nflnur in chmo’ DB. ‘ WOIGM m the Bimini)”. Th3 ibfldgG The NOTWKER Codnuy Club
‘ was washed away ooanpletely.
salad “0 Dist 000", “I, night Commissioner Sharron'
Hartman. “mm 4 Am“ We“ W" w ”“5 ”We 3"" “mum” clubhouse at Dorions Point
who murdered William Wakefield at:
Midgrmry “Stirs“. $3,223,232? méfim‘: Wifmhzi‘iglzgle‘chsnmf I tore elected, and a dinner enjoyed.
.m g marry . . '
hanged in the state prism at Weth- 3:11:38], trim: Zatfr?£r&:im “m heard the annual reports which
ersdeld, early this morning official reluctantly
In a cell in the “death row" not'tend to the matter
many hundred. feet away from the;
execution chamber, was Mrs Wake
1"“ his bed 1° ‘“ the following board of directors:
watchman was produced.
lug ships-the call is "Man the
pumps. The water in the callers
il.ood however. is slight for the mar
there at all. IPuInp, pump, pump is
the sound one hours in the stores.
Some have been going night and day
since the first inundation and others
have been working at intervals only ‘:
At any rate efforts are being made.
everywhere to reduce the level of the'
water
The belief that the entire flood was
substance it must have been the
tide
inquiry developed the information
some cases a third time.
WEBTPBIIT T0 APPEAL
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men met this morning and voted to
appeal from the finding of the Public
year Baton-day nights lunches hayeIUtilities Commission. with respect to
been served and in the touruaulentlthe share of the cost of erecting the
new bridge which is assigned to the
Connecticut company. ‘
The selectmen have been advised
that the finding the commission im-
poses upon the company/poly tWeutr
cos c: e In..- .'
o
wnsrpon'r, March 4.4mm selecl- “
live per. cent of the cost of erection
' " ‘ ' ' ‘ yor‘ysmall’por- I1.
held, under sentence of death for Total- ‘ this Was from its last my“ level
pliclty in the crime. She was org n- ‘but is still a. mat rushing torrent
l IH Golden, and George L Woods
ally sentenced to die with Plan, but; The street commissioner secured 41'
P000168.
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E that date
Wu Calm d Unafrald.
Calm and “113“:le he entered meIMOBhM PUSWOW "Bil “Bide. Eli' Later a dinner was enjoyed,
I stockholders of the The Club
:executlon chamber at 12: 02 o'clock; i0" Flaming Room, and
Itwenty-two seconds later, be we 8‘ . I ‘
strapped. the death cap and noose ad Saws thild
_..,‘_.._._.-
Ident David H. Miller, Jr.:
“dent Herbert R. Smith;
[pea] acting as a stay of execution.
Ii}; Woodward; and auditors,
oyt and E. E Crone.
law, Pie I' re nested that be see Mrs.
‘ q H'i‘hc semiannual dividend of5
Wakefield before he died, but this
privilege was denied him by the ‘
prison rules
for about thirty and the menu
moat tempting Mrs. Thompson
DANBU‘RL Mlnh‘imwml the hull stewardess prmlding a most do
vau; leading to her apartments in V0.1.” dinner
10 Balmforth avcnue on fire last night,
Mrs. George 143. liuschkol brushed
Inside several Icon plunged wildly
lthrough the blinding smoke and
flames and carrIed her three year old
daughter. Elisa tll. safely out of a
blazing bed TOOIWEHH‘OUSII a rear doorq
At 12:13 o'clock, the pllysl- I
clans pronounced him dead. '
Plow made no written confession
before his execution but talked freely
*l—w‘
small mumps
llBllllTW $15.000 III ll
his brother. Isaac Plow of Salisbury
Mills, Orange county, New York and
his sister Mrs. Mary E. Zoedenherg
of New York.
IIIIIIIIcln aliens
Street Commissioner George B.
Inciting the bedroom on fire
BEBTIIDBEII BB FIRE; no a: sum».
mow 0311“.“ L... March 1— men who rank 3 ineffectual hm tho “mm
Two shells of' the Louisianh Railway W 9M9?“ the hallway. admin;
and Navigation Company on Now non home "in! i‘ "9‘ V15" with nelgll- in good condition,
sin Cdnal here. containing In» W born a how 8 the child's ”mm”: sisal-es acrylceabl
of cotton find several from: um,I MW: Hillthktfl Id not heflmtd an in. mug. Which hay
‘ ' shin Bate what appeared “a upon which
gardlng the injury to city
were destroyed by are here early”
000.
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mobile shortly English Papers Critics the Addi-
aneni stone or iron appointed a special commission to in ,
no is needed at this I General Ville of William S. Benton.a
t is but about six would not look to the United States
shallow. At the for action as a result of the int-idem
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” «I don I» “W Alter Business Smlcu Stock-
' an. moms salsa-am cam am; ‘°°‘°°“,,.".,§,,‘;°
egratifying in nature, and then ele"ted
M “it We the vid Ii Miller. Jr.. Herbert H. Smith,
I‘J Oseph it Taylor, Edwin O. Keeler,
mm" b“ “”9983 “fitment“ chwin It Mathewson. Frederick H.
Quintard. John W. Olmsted, Richard
‘1th th were WWW about the head and run stated this morning that The Son-
I'bodi. but “105““ “‘9 not ””0“!“ tinei'a estimate of the damage done .
Durluu the met 9" 5 absence. it I“ ”'8' by the storm was very corr ct and us
Isumed “if! child played with matches. near as could have been deemed rc-
property I
About $15. 000 worth of repairs will be itellshcs
distort, the 11 omen PTPIVQ‘B' “"9"“ necessary for the city as a result at
There Were streets which though not
man“. «I. Imus mm...
“mm-am.
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important Question to he Settled
at a lasting at Nowell: Town
‘ , Hall Tonight ‘
This important question will be dis- 3
cussed, at a meeting of the citizens of
this community at thp Chamber of
Commerce rooms, Town Hall, Nor-
walk. at 8 o'clock tonight. Dr. A. III
Turner of Swarohmore, will give a;
tail: on the Chautauqua: movement.
This is the same association for
which chovernor Hadley, Secretary
of State Bryan, Jud-cg Ben Linda
and Dr Nowell Dwight Millie hector-I:i .
Dr. Paul M. Pearson the director of.
Ssarthmore moi age gives a. most
helpful lecture entitled the “Joy of
Living ” The program is a purpose-
ful program; it is inspirational, educa!
tional and entertaining. Besides lee
tures there will be music. motion plc-.
the
WASlllNG’f’ON, March 4—~General:tures, instructiIe and humorous. and
had a Junior Chautauqua conducted along’
Itlle lines of the playground movement. -.
it is a great community welfale-
movement This association will hold,
assemblies in all the states from Vor-
mout to South Carolina All those
wishing \‘orualk and South Norwalk
jlo become a Chautauqua Center are
’ invited to hear Dr. Turner tell about
this great movement tonight.
W‘Among the attractions which
ould be in .\orunlk during the week'
would be the Boston Opera Compa‘m
Quartet Dr. A E TIIIner Prof.
Inc), Miss Meddigl) Hamilton George
by I
(1911 4
she-
I Quartet. the play of Cinderella. for the
,chlidren .of the Junior Chautauqu
Basel-chic Trio and;
Mom-o; lecture reci-
Isis concert syncs Adi-Baltic floncen
.jliiend, and other forms of entertain
Inlent. Judge Ben B. Lindsey. or sane
Com statesman of national reputation will
pony stockholders held the annual also be here for the .w.eek and deliI
.meetiug last night at the Country or speeches
Reports
watchman with Your M lanterns, ee‘ were read a divldanh declared. direc- more. Pennsy'.ilania is in Norwalk "to- come the kkk on the assessment
\llss Laura Fullmore of Swarth
day in the interest of the movement,
The stockholders at their meeting and will assist in explaining it at the
WSW meeting tonight
IIESGIJE OF THE
PBISDWEII BOATS
take
Dc
ard The tide failed Iestcrdny to
Later the directors held their meet out the monstel ice cake which held
number 0' Interclsting photographs "f ing and perfected the maximum the launch and roaboat as explained
Ithev bridge. Whm‘ will be used I“ ""3 electing the following officers: presl in The Sentinel of last ev.onlng The
vice-presi
treasurel
John W Olmsted; secretary George into Long island Sound. The rescue
(‘.
rake one too masahe and refused to
break up sumclentlt to be floated out
of the frozen crails is being effe ted
todny__ .
Early this morning a man with a
E.
per
cent. was declared paIable on March sharpie went out to tho ice lice, and
is to the stockholders of record on persistent and unceaslng efforts
so
companiI-d in great plogress enabled
the him to. reach the launch about 9
Com- o'clock. it was a tremendous job.
‘pany, and the governing board of The breaking the thick floe but he aceom-
‘Club participating. Covers were laid plished his purpose and at last re-
wan ports was effecting the removal of
the the launch from her medium. The
light man is said to he the owner of the
boat
The rowbout will also probably be ,
removed. and it is expected that it
will not be necessary to break a pas-
sage to this craft, but to crack it free
and haul it out over the surface of
the cake.
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“COUNTRY CLUB DINNER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH, 1914.
“ Fruit buckled
Split Pea Soup
Fried Escaliopa
Sher
‘ iloast Turkey
Mama Potatoes
Lettuce salad
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‘enl-e lrving Finch, is on his job...
H. Turner Dr. Jase H. Holmes. thel
oOrcheetra Original Strollers‘ l
Celery D. McNatton.
stewed cm chairman; ‘llilttthew Gorbbtt. .-
.W_.
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Mode at Once for Sale
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Fli‘Sl Electrical Permit wpn‘i ”
[2,123 Third District
~—
The new building mouthwash
talked with a Sentinel reporter“
morning and gave some 111W
information about what he has
(ompllshed thus far He told of
dangerous condition of the St.P
Episcopal Chlli‘ih 'stcople, of per
issued. and of the work in general nit
progressing. all of which is most
terestlng, ‘
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Kicks are, letidl‘dii
Books Mutilated '
it is surprising how general h”
made by the new board of assault W
der the new city. Some oi the
pialnts are needless ones but that
registered along with the manila
complaints. if there be any such.
. The city clerk's office has WA.“
ken by storm. The advertisillg slyly
the changes in front-foot asgmmn
by its publication in The Sentinel y
terday has increased the' Mob"
gathering may rightly be termed
There is II widespread pawing over
assessment books.
City Clerk Linxweiier asks thatch. ..
be taken in the handling of the the ~
Already three have been torn and the
records hate not been open to the pl!
lie on many days. These books are
for future record and should be traps».
ed with great respect—4n the handling
”The new books have nothing what—-
ever to do with the tax that is pay»
his this spring. That in to be laid on
the old assessment. The tax rains in
1914 will be figured for the tax, how
ever. '
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IIIIII commit
Al the meetings of the directors
the N01 walk Country Club llsill all
CII‘lh house, last night, the new II air
dent, Harvey M. Kent. announced 9
following committees to not do in ‘
the coming your. The not
ratified by a who of the More 'i‘llili
personnel oi Uli different; comm L,
.:is
. Housc(10IIlIllitteo—F.H Quill ,
chairman; James Wood. lieuterflflifa
I Outside Committee—«E F.
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