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I-United Suites senator
"‘ert Hunter, of Noroiom iileights, hoof;
‘. declined to take the nomination.
.Il‘ie one of the brightest men in the,
I loony 'inutlio state and
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WSENTINEL TELEtI:
fiNg CALLS.
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" A; we 6.5.21.2... otv‘a‘utl‘or
, chapter,- In. A. M lell be held at it:
mml.I IMurch mm 1914, at 8 o’clock
"v. m. Work. M E. M. Degree. (R6-
.freohments.) All IR. A. Mann: cor-
l
dialy and internally invited. i
Fraternaily yours,
ROBERT M. WiLCOXI, secy. I
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‘IIT'he Socialists of Connecticut will
have to make another selection ifol‘l
because itch- i
lie
has ' .mnny }
‘. ”friends who would like-to have had
, ilartrnin
/ .iohn W.
‘ ‘an opportunity to vote for him. There
‘ is a good deal of Isurpi'ise elilDl‘C‘SSGd
over the fact that he milled out of the
trace. The Socialists looked upon him
as a strong nominee.
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The French iisliermnn would like to
11ml “kickers" in their boots after the
{fashion of the Gloucester and ’1‘ whnri'
‘ The
reason is that gasoline i'ii'ti'
cents per gniloiiz—Harliord Times. 1
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HARMS ESTATE DiViDED.
'men over here, hilt they can‘t.
costs
Property to he Distributed ln Nine
Equal Parts.
STAMFORD.
preiue Court of Errors hair
March 7.~—'l‘he Sir
handed
‘ downln decision inI-Ithe case of lg‘ioyd
trustee l’or the estate or:
l-lnrins,. is John Adams Pou-
cil and eight other heirs of George
1?}. Sconeld and Nathaniel E. Adamo
'i‘he case was hrought by Mr. Bartram 1
us trustee to settle n dispute which
arose between the heirs an to the ocu-
etructiou oi the will. "Mrs. Powell
. claimed that she was to receive the
entire property on the death of the
widow and son of the deceased, which
. occurred some years ago. The decie—I
I ion receli'ed’loduy divides the proper
. ty in nine equal shares unions: the.
‘ nine children.
The estate is valued
at $25.000. Mrs. Powell is ill and in
M 'the Stamford Hoiipital at present. ,
I I,,““reoerved" to that court by
05.
I five judiges or the Supreme Court at
This (tone was argued before the
Errors on the second Monday in Jun
nary, in Now ilnvon. it having 'heon
Judge
Bennett of the Superior
odI
ol‘
'Willluiu i1.
curt for Fairlield County, “for
ice." Attorney Floyd Bartram
‘ Bartram 6’2 :Mend of this city argued
the case for Mrs. Powell. The other,
heirs W'cie represented by Judge K.- ,
Keeler, Attorney (‘lciucnt A Fuller. !
and Attorney William F. ’l’nuunnny oi
INorualk
When John W. norms died, Oct. Ii.‘
1884, he [cit u will in which he provid-
ed that hiii property he left to hin
IIIlefe and con. and. upon their death
it who logo to the heirs of Nathaniel
E. Adams and George Ill; Scoilold; in
bduai shares. Mrs. Powell was a.
“tighter oi’ Nathaniel in. Adams, She
calmed that the property won to he
left to her for life use, after the death
the wife nud non of the deceased.
{there we‘rc‘elght other hoiro of
Nathaniel id, Adams and (leorge iii.
flcofleld, none of whom reside in thin
city, and ouch mode a claim for an
uai Silllldnl' the entitle.
.The property coiielstn of about $26-
000 in real estate and conniderabie
roonnl property When it was
brought before Judge Bennett. the era
guinent of the lawyers was based on
the construction of the will only. no,
evidence being taken on other points,
harms it was cimpiy on tire construe.
tlcit of tho documiint mutt/rm. Powell
honed her claim. Judge «Bennett, an
terconsidcrnbie time in ctudying‘ the
situation, referred the matter to the
higher court for advice.
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.iAcoo one inmovco. I,
. short session. ,
. Oi vastly more interest was nIchoncei ‘
'meetiug at the Waldorf between Sum:
. have deserted for the new circuit. on!
. clured illchtanheim loudly.
, that ii I want to open my purse strings
and pay thooe fellows more monoyi ‘
_they would jump back to me iiilghty
" gulch." ‘
iii
JYamadu Locos. 500 to 361~Domurout
ocoive a ”boom;
has stated openly that he Isot it very
.nnialiv increase in calm; front the
ad the document.
wants to auiaty metaouthpaw.
When Bill Bradley. now allied witli‘
the Ili‘edorli mimic. was int Hot
‘fiiflim Wodnoodoyiho» informed one:
that the new orgunlz'ni'lori stood. ready'i
to make him it lucrative hid in‘ the'
Invent of war being declared with the '
American and National Leagues.
Bill ISweeney. last years captain of:
the Boston Bravea. received a ielcu
gram yesterday from Owner Godhoy
red: line Men in
not shrines for the. out ton- (1313.116 .. . ‘
Cleveland club lor.the:coming summer: '1 '
land that: he ‘oiucerelr regrets he aigm I
Sources evidently '
to ioportr to Manager Btoilln'go at the ’
Macon, Gut training camp. Pitcheri
IHub Perdue also was ordered to notice1
the ride South with Sweeney. 1
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80H LAFLY HA8 REJOiNDER.
Come: Back at Lichtenhcim When
Latter ExuduII-Wur Talk.
'NIUW YORK, March “Ir—IPreaident
Borrow, of the lhternutionol league.
called a. meeting of the club president»
for yesterday at his office in the St.
James Building. The object of that Prepared Especial/y I‘ or This Nervrpab‘tr
meeting was not disclosed and adiurn-
mom was taken until today after uI
lichteuheim, owner of the Montreal!
club, und Larry Schluily, fonnerly oi”
the I ntornationnl circuit but now uiou- i
nger of the Buffalo Ili‘edo. Several of'
Soul’s most prized young hall tocseru
he in pee/visit about it.
“1 don’t respect any contracts.” de-
"1 tell you '
“Yes." drewied Larry.
don't die of surprise"
"If they
'iHoMAe ATHLETICS’ CAPTAIN.
[Veteran Catcher Will Be on Bench
Except in Dire Emergency.
JACKSONVHAIM. Flam March 7.———
lm Thomas, veteran catcher and dean
of Connie Mack's baseball school, it
was announced by Mack at tho Athleti
ics‘ spring training headquartere, last»
night, will succeed Donny Murphy on
captain of the champions. This select
tion was. a. surprise to some, while
those close to the insideworklngmot
the Athletics rather expected it iw
View of the fact that Mack usually pro
motes a veteran player in the team
ranks whenever an opening occurs.
Thomas will perform the duty flan
Murphy did last year. The veteran
catcher will participate in names only:
when Schnng nudiapp are not ovoih _
able. He will occupy a. seat on the.
bench as Mack’s right. hand lieutenant
and help figure out the team's etyle oi?
attack and defence. In addition to
Thomas Harry (Davis'wili ho a ileum.
ant to carry out Mack's strategy.
sorro'NII a-EATo J‘AP EAsiov.
Overcomn Slouch.-
CHICAGO, March 7.460130 {hitch
had little trouble dlnponlngI oi. Koii
Ynmudu. the Japanese. in the nil-stab
billiard tournament last night by a;
score 01‘ 500 to 361.
in the afternoon Calvin Doniaront, or
Chicago, showing a flush of his true
form iortho first. “main tho tourne-
ment, defeated the oixty-ye‘arold New
Yorker. George ii‘. Simeon, in on in
terenting contest by n. score of 500 to
302. Domarest run .107 from the brook,
«which gave him a. line lead over 8100»
con right oil: the real. The latter come.
back fighting, and running. 74 in the
aecond inning. drew within muse or.
his young opponent. But Demure“
crept away and had the some in hand .
thereafter
oo'rcH wILLiNo 10 unit“! Hie.
TITLE ONCE MORE:
Should Walden Zlmtzko ducoood in
winning flrnt honors in the hlgsfiniier-
national. wrestling tournament. that,
continunuon of Which will in; cured“
Madison Sonora Gordon. New: m
next Tuesdoy ninht, he will Intro:
'ered
62W (s—flrdchcdi
i flome Bren)? 17d/ti
5y Material Ream
Attractive separate waist for em-
ing wear developed in embroidered
chiffon uud triiiuiicd witnduoo Echo
rind girdle of canine velvet rihlmrn
One of the details out-this Iiiodim that
would attract the attention or the
home drcueumknv is the short damn.
it in noted flint the mm mm MI:
toms ore eliminating the sleeve in ev-
ery 'wny pocsihlo ww- i’uncy» Micro.
therefore the modes whoaiollm thin
idea will be sure to he lIItothwlth
the intent French styles.
This model in carried out in embroid-
eilifl’on and undermine-loco, the:
lace bolnz' annulled M ii helm at
bell is n headcomn shade of carton vei-
izot. appurentiy twisted about tho fig-
ure with named um and II-
kshefl‘with‘m DOW:
Betore cutting outflow“ “I
ii: out carerulin and I one ntMI the with
nor: are sharp to on“- pulling when
uniting. PincoIihe outcr'h‘ont. hack
and'colhn- (unmarked .wImt-wm
perforations) on o. mum MCI-tot
.M. m...»
A m 11011183.
)”‘~.
» ~ - “f“
the chiffon. The fichn, or hrclrilo.
which pro momma» ime' 0" port .
fomtifllu’ are uncommon ‘ II .2 length-
wine WW of the hint iii; If the
helm infinite it: lllfll’im’i‘ilt o! edge
of nation? at“ "WHO” and‘
pinch pattern on harming. with edge
marked by his! pm one along
8081mm lithium round or.
sown-e neck only be ufl’ll‘illd Mil crut-
linen are clearly indicated in perfunc-
liotis, which havejnly to beffollfll-Vell- .
’1. mole W men one will require: ‘
Hannah 0! Winch c-liixnn «l 31-00
no ... Juli?
:. with; Id-fl 22min i‘or llnlnu m 3!
not:
3‘; $111. new waiver at 3‘1 ym-d......
hits
Hoke rho-cam lining by tuning up
‘ Run in the. from. as perforated Tom
has» at Melon, mm m- notch-I
elm
‘ ct. than oldie center-hock and shout-
der mm Fit the lining. then pro:
Iced with tho clrlflou minimum
mm the. under- «an scar- on notch-
ml;- M close a or man. Tow
ulder edge of aide hunt ind side hunk
onfldmkpnfirlflm
buck, W and alum mm: and
stitch. loam. sauna tuner 02 cantor
fro-t free (a owning. Giulia- lower
edge his , double "Pr Mon-
iim claim-hm is indicated by sin-
gic union “c" manna-lower 0680»
Close scan in Hitched. leaving came»
done 1m: tor-inducer u. pantom-
thm. lap to mix “a" Minnow.
flew in whole in notched.
.. IWq-IIW“
No. me elm 88. an an 33.10%
m 41 um. mine «I putt”. 1‘5 men
Go wToI -I Cimrcisi: Campaign
Postponed fromIioatI Sunday our accomit {rhetoric
TW® UNIQN MASS MEETINGS
TEMQERQW
4:30p. m. In the
Norwaik CongrcI-I
gationah Church;
7 p: m:- Entire: First Moihodioc Epic,
copa1 Church, S’c‘ut .N‘ocwailc.
‘ gml'wlto'uou to
1‘,th 'uiey'hud‘boennskcd'hy Flam“
, pk BethiEl.
f inn Inc: coconut! ocular-do tor to“
connection with the "WI
itht an ill Alphonccn '
Woodhull: and lilo or hid
uncommon. who hurl
(I2 #7. “the“ liter hid
‘ j . oi, a felony. Two incin-
7125211011113 f'ormy‘” oi' hnomplowd,’ .10-
The evidence
um 01:29pr or omohecimnde by
Tonnonbnum and other» in Rutgers
“millilchohm been taken bye“:
poiioowtenogmpho‘r and tcetimony by ,
‘ police ‘ohiololo and Fathers Schneider I
and IIKooolor ninth Ainhonono Church
Called wormntoii’ollw:
l
i Detective oiidoa testified thutTul-
Inonhuum had coiled-on the crowd to .
‘10le “him to the church. Asked at
owner 'of'thm iniiiciiiiurs whether he i
iwrwiomo enter it: Thane-I
{mi'errepilodii‘noJ’ out the do
; locum-rho: 111W accommiodihim to
, ,tiiomubn:Iurhore mmIecnnaidu'
’ Winchell”? for Wwd‘oholtor or1
lwm um unemployed nun"
,m room i‘or those“ won
. imam "We men ”with the state
“1693‘“ 13'8va not” able whim»
I llill‘dm.
l
i millet «Willem he' had "naked IFaIIhI
Inc Schneider'whethier‘ he minted to
3 immit'the'uuemployed ' to the church,
graeoiving' aI negative answer. (“1on
fodder! that Tanncnhaum had coiled
keep their onto
:Konoler to inure.
Motion to mimic: Denied.
The testimony of Detective Gem
and miners Schneider and Reactor
corroborated that of (lildeu. Au-
otha‘ wit-eon. William Hull.
that 'ho hod'hm praying in tho
i
i
i
churchI;ud.hod.hocc..inier1-um by]
A motion ”'00- 4169
the intruders.
booth» the use against'l‘lnnon-
ihuh-hofiinmincd omim 3:0“de um .
to m coinmittod no act or vioiml
W‘ properly or person mI-ch‘
cried. in home evident only lethal ‘
hunting the: Tonnenbnum’ a lovyer
mm more no defense at this time.-
, m Fund [or Datum.
l in Appei. secretary or the in-
(”national Workman Datum
We, . organised loot Wednesday
night, sold last nixhttimt 220.0021“
already been mined for the defense or
Tmonhcum. By the end oi the mock
he sold 3200‘)“ would be available
our the purpose.
we Strong Hamilton ‘anu Hurry
Kline. lieutenants of Tonnenboum.
viii. meanwhile carry on the more
agent inaugurated, according 10 Apps!
Thiomftmoonun when meeting will
be held for the unemployed on Union
some. he said, and the next place to
ho visited by the men would he Tom-
Appel announced that
the unemployed had of: invitation to
soda—8t. lukioIChiitoh not! mm
TiGEfia DEFEAT BTAPLEB.
Th9 Tish”, of “not. INorwaik; 3mm»
eyed no ,Weeiiport, Mday, and defeat
all We WIGMME School by
thoImwatha‘m is. Milne one
was as doliowo: ‘
\
Tim.» Woman.
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m It cum» I: M 1:
, Ml {16:1me 1; moot; l:
1‘WC'TWNBE‘O’UW Mum:
' when: m. nurture-noon»
W trounced min mm” by the
Irma. the loo! aooro being 0’10 I.
'10 tom of tile St. Lockout. five runs
woo-am in the second inning
lower! on the“: some Ind gave the
Waco choncotoooll on thou»
. flown uni-emu ma. Nineteen
:‘Ul “Will: tumor: uphill. “only.
“300% ’llfll W‘ rmim.
. caring was held in the .
The charge against nnn- iii ‘.
1‘9th Albert and William (ii-obi; were '
earlier in the titty oanfenced each m.
,. Wu nanometre the cloud,
_ in his own defense.
aubmmoddo minnow Frauen! con i.
toellllelll.
, tor Nicolai
l
25 Women’s
Ivanhoe c Mos. 2min
“Bring: “your! a um.mm&'u or name“ noteworthy: or
Wes. that rmWI m clown. neck-l... doc m
on“: model» by or reclaim Wigner. Nothing mm In
worm, but the. mm of one (oroign m. we: am 2,. '
loathe WW'MUMW mot «and.
,, I Women warm-“Mam” new»
.«mIdooIi-omum wlwtmmm
. ironed-on All «fir-Mo More and does. vw¢~.&.m
New Spring
looking rope-m .0 in new ..
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won-Imam”;
pawl-1mm I‘I . i
line. Fred Buttery has has sum
log with u. we call?
lino Winifred Willie's. bu. hen
u new guest ot‘lrl. 2mm
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In? Alon-m Bum he been
huguwblomthulimulroolii
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N183 Alice minnow-an. gum
or was Hale pt. John. noted-.7 Mid
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one, Sarah (and, of Section».
has been visiting her nephew. Aim
m 1,
Harold Wickiim; other”: York, re-
cently visited his. mother, In. “hr
lion Guthrie»
rl‘le‘ indiesi Aid Boolean doom.
mmootoouoddonhwaln lime or
tholheflw snow.
Nina Alice Buttery Iva-toothed" or
her home last week. but in now me
gaining her Muslin. '
lino. John nutter: him be... quit-I
lam. with her rheumathm. and unable
\oI'act'mt this “other.
It. 8. outcome bod hunk of
oathmo Manchu: lhfllt‘of not valid.
but in feelinxnuohI better-mow
so. out {on we. Cradle m
unending lib floor In (denial.
ONO" Mtlflw‘ ‘lffiWflN‘mem
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Milena who unvoI‘nuitioil their
iim Severn” fill“: the finer has,»
never lico- mm at; m otter“
Mantra m
1mm «in M6- artillery: (ion-ml
inner ore-hm N Ming time
than W MW lam been
through“ one cinch and m.
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Railroad Timetable
W
iN EFFECT NO‘JfllBER' it 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW ’ORK
. A. M:~Il':2iif, 5199:. 6:411, 6209.
535:, 7:18? 7:43; 3:171. 835152. 3.15:.
9:37.‘105‘2'(h, 106452, 11:14.
P. M.:~—1 032,1: 1!, 6: 09 3:.” 4: itx.
5:12 52.48 Pm 6'43, 7::31:,I93?:.
10.12:, 10:62. _
eundnyo.
A.‘.\i.‘~—iz:5§x. 6:33, Evil.
101273} 11:24:
P. M.~‘——iu'.‘il)ii.‘ azilx, 1200:, 6:44.
6258:, 7112, 71571:, 9:37: 10:122.
10:28.
8:51,
i
NEW YORK TO'SOUTH NC RWA'LK.
A. M.~—12:002,“i:ii§x. 5:“. 0:42.
8:03x. Szfilx, 8:152, Milt: “‘06.
10:50x, 11:03.
P. M.-—12:0lsx. 1: 05. 2: 012.. 2': 57
‘2- -aox. a: 221.4 4.2:, can. a ll. 2- :2.
ii: on; ii: 07. 2:191. 9244. 12:12am.
com”.
A. murmur. ii 00‘; 8: 032. I. 303.
10: 022. 11:00:.
P. M.~«12:lo. 1:022. 33891, 5:02;.
6:04, 6:912, 72152.3:102. 9:441, 11.:il'x.
BOUTH' NORWALK romrw HAi'uir
A. him-18332. 1:17.”, 6:03, '2 'Il.
9:182. 1022852. 11:11:.
P. ”manhunt. 1:20, 2.:1‘3
1:28. , Gilli. 6216mm”. trill: 2:21».
10250221133. , ,
. holiday-II
IA. 51.le 23. 1117.
11:11:. .
MP. lip-12:0”. 2: 071; I1: 473:. 8:12” -:
‘im "1 mltuu‘i aim. 1.3m. ‘
rm
mourn nonr‘mm TO EMEUEY.
7243, 5:162
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