BY SIDE CAR
tinder That Head by Having
three Wheels, Save Light
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liriler ol Judge at Probate is
in Force Until Revoked
nun-—
’ Motorcycles having a swaying bas-
iket attached to the side, and thus
more than two wheels in coatect with
the ground do not come under the
definition of motorcycles as given in
thewstatutes. and therefore must be
registered in the same class as an-
tomobiles according to an opinion giv-
ien yesterday by Attorney General
John ILnght to Albert Phillips, the
secretary of the state. The opinion at
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Top Price at Last Session of Hill
Sale—Total. $13,247.”
The sale or old English lustre, other
china, pewter, glass, with ‘a little old
armor, and a few pieces of furniture .
A ‘ work she said, until Sept. 11. She had ,
belonging to the connoisseur Walter
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So She Said to; Jury in suit. to
Recover $1,000 ior Bites
on Leit Arm ‘
Mrs. Mary Brady, of West Ave. ex-
plained to a Jury and Judge John J.
Walsh. yesterday alternon, in the Com-
mon Pleas court, civil side, why 'she
wanted $1,000 from Victoria Bren-
neisen, of the same town for. a dog
Ibite. She was awarded damageso
$100.
The young woman is employed in
a South Norawlk factory.1$he told
the jury that on Aug.".'_"I\I1last she
went to and came home from work
as usual on that day. Later‘in the
evening she went out [or a walk.
While enjoying a stroll down Ex‘
ergreen avenue she met a large dog.
“Without a word of warning" she
said, he sprang upon me and grab.
had my arm." The dog kept chew-
ing away and growling ferociously.
She backed off to the fence and pros
looted her face as much as possible,
all the while screaming loudly for
help.
“It might have been two minutes—-
it seemedran eternity to mewbofore
help come," said the witness. Then
the dog fell off, taking the sleeve oi
her coat with him. Her arm was
marked in two places.
She went to a doctor and he treat.
ed the wounds. The next morning the
arm was “as black as your hot," as
the witness said, and very painful.
The doctor treated it again, ”but re-
lief did not come and the witness
consulted her family physician. ills
said there was great danger of blood
poisoning and he applied treatment
which he said must be kept up.
The witness did not go back to
Clinton Hill. of Boston, was concluded
at the American Art Galleries, New
(York. yesterday afternoon, lbringing
$4.833 0301‘ the afternoon and a total
of A$13,247.
Alpalr of pottery dogs brought the
A{highest price of the Afternoon Ben-
Inigton dogs, each carrying a basketl
of fruit in its mouth. Whey were model
of Beunington flint enalmel «ware, 1849
and were unusual and rare pieces
H‘hcy .went to S. H. Lowndes, former-
11' of South Norwalk. for $340. T F.
Crowley paid $195 li‘or one of the rare
[Whleldon pieces an 0111] ‘bloter, mot.-
lled gray. biounI yellow and green,
with a scalloped rope border and
brown mottled back A'belonging to the
latter half of the eightenth century A
Another nice piece which went to
Crowley was a lBenIninvgton bowl,
twelvesided, with a flint~enameled
glaze-I mottled green, yellow and ma-
lhog'any red, Ilennigion. \'t.. "<49. It
was a line hit of color. A pair oil
Atoll 'Stal‘fo-l‘dshire vases. Chinese style,
laud ovenglaze decoration in green and '*
yellow enamel colors, went to Frank
Bitumen for $83.
instrument was
PAIISIGIAIIS 111111:
Dr Daniel E Sullivan 'ol’ South
Main street proved at his best last.
etching when he lectured on Tuber
cultisis below the meeting 01' the
Court La..urel No 106, Daughters of
(lastlie. There was 11 large atten-
dome and all were interested in the
dustruotiye discourse.
The speaker urged fresh air in the
sleeping rooms and fresh air and sun-
shine throughout the dnv ills said
that the disease is on a decline owing
to the better sanitary conditions in
the homes He spoke upop the disease
1011.1. giving information about we
,voniion and treatment. When through
he was warmly applauded. and be pro
sided at 'a question. box. cheerfully
answering questions but to him by
those present.
1
1 illnter‘ 1111111 Alice Spin and Miss ,
‘ Miles MoPeIlke ravaged with 501011.
'Iwccoinpanied ’by Miss Anna. ateega.‘
I: mailer. Refreshments were served
lid ‘11 social hour enjoyed. ' '
uJIlonig’I‘tt, Mimic Hall Mrs bloke
I 1‘“. in Tool or the D‘Urberviiies.‘ live reels
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to have it unto this day. She said she
could not describe her feelings and
fears while the doctors were treating
her. The defense is a general de-
nlal Leo Davis for the plaintilf; l-larv
ySherwood for the defendant.
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Hill SIEBLE IAAII VOGEI.
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NEW YORK, March 12. vOrdel‘s
closing the two big New YOrk de-
partment stores operated by Henry
lSiegel and his partners were issued
.today by the federal court. Judge
Hough directed that the receivers ap
pointed December 30, when the Siegel
enterprises. went into bankruptcy, re-
ceive bids up to March 21. for the
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much pain in her arm and continues “
Exalted {Ruler Joseph I]. Liox-
weiler Names Gommiiieeio
‘ Introduce it in This City
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Lorine oi Sorrow Held ior Esquire
James J. Dowd
' South Norwalk Lodge. No. 700, Ben
evolent and Protective Order oi Elks,
held its annual election of oiflcers.
last evening.
Exalted Ruler Joseph J. Linxweiist
announced that he would deter the up
pointment of a building committee
until the next meeting,
The members hold a lodge of sor
row in memory of James J. Dowd.
,whose death occurred in New York
city, late yesterday afternoon. He
was the enquire of the lodge and well
liked by all,”
1it was voted to defer the initiation
ceremonies on Sunday, March 22, to
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”any:
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. 11111111 1111111
Samuel Ksnior Expecisw to lie-
copy the Entire Black in
the Spring
"I!
Although communication with the
parties/interested could not be had to
day. as all are out of town, to verity
the story that there is to be a big
change made to the Lockwood’s Hall
building. the rumor which Is going
about comes from good reliable source.
That Samuel 'Kantor, proprietor ofthe
Pleasant ‘Hour and who runs a moving
picture show in Lockwood’s Hall, is so
ing to have made extensive alterw
Itions in the latter building, there is no
doubt, as a local contractor is working
011 the plans now. The cost «which will
stock and assets of these stores.
“inaterial for at least fifty
merits.” alleging fraud against Henry
NEW YORK, March ill—«What the;
district attorney’s oilice «describes an?
indict-,
lbe entailed in making the change 18
building as soon as Holmes. Keeler &
not known exactly, but it is reported,
that close to 815,000 will be expended. 1
Mr. Kantor is to occupy the wholel
Kent’s lease on the store expires...
Siege! Stores Corporation, “'1‘0 were work of remodelling will be lmmedi
arrested yesterday on three indict {may started The seating capacity
and vice-president, respectively. of the which will be this spring. and then theA
Annual fleeting .11... Norwalk
Yacht bilinguals Ollicere
mum fleas
The East Nobaih Yacht Club is
planning afoot Allin” tor the coming
season and the dawning of the cam
paign came last mint when the annual
meeting was held. 011 the declination
of Commodore Philip ‘H. 11111111111ng ’9
again some in wthlscapacity .Dr. Hi-
ram B. West \vas’electetl to‘headee '
club for ‘the cominsgyear.
No definite plans tor the season were
adopted last nig'ht'but the I sue) num
her of races will no doubt e place
as they have in ‘lormer years ‘ll‘he or
liners are all hustlers and this should 3”-
be the most prosperous and unicyablo
year in the life pf the organization.
The club is on a firm looting 1111111-
cially, is entirely free tram debt. 'and
has a substantial sum in the treasury
as the reports read at the meeting
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Stone Contractor» Kunes’ From
12111111111111 Erect Structure
liioi Cool. "1111111 Willi '
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at Work,
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Trinity Parish Bole the Property
in Elrnwood Avenue, Valued
at $8, 000
NEW YORK CITY, March ”xv-1.08-
lie Smith, late husband in South Nor.
walk oiA-Mrs. Louisa Smith, left an es-
tate both in and out of this State oi
$17, 672. 26 when he pose
according to an invento ct 111mg
tats, made by one oi the Transfer Tax
State Appraisers, and filed here you
terday afternoon in the "cities of the
clerk of the Surrogates court, I the
New York estate having consisted of
A {$1,307. 91.
Changed up against the. estate are
expenses of $1,937.56. for the wiping
out of the funeral, administration,
debts, etc, making the total net $15,-
734.71. This, under the directions oi
'his will, 'passes over as a life estate
for his widow, who was 69 years old
at the time of his death: and, at her
showed.
rOne mugnanimous movie
prove of interest.
which will
nelwt liters
Clarence i. Finch the new buildingl-
was the adUDtA-I 10 plan to turn early morning until lite night. He is
over to our 1. 1' ,Wnsi to hold 6 doing a great goofing Norwaiki to
meeting on tho- - e. ‘The lack of line for which be appointed he
a meeting place s 11 1! make alumnus:
interesting. A Induiinai sum will be
charged to defiiay the heating‘ and
lighting expenses and the matter was
placed entirely in the handewioi the
new secretary. P. H. Fielding.
The club weathered the big East
Norwalk tire well. escaping destrucs
tion only by a margin and the kind- .
““3 0’ “‘9 “m“ ““1 WW“ “9" «Tonight, Music 111113 hits b‘iske
““3 other “33'- {Many 0‘ “‘9 ““0 speed in Tess oi the D'Uiberviilcs, lb. 0 leeAS
boats were burned up, however, andi
this was a great loss. The Majority! u"
after several
fully demonst Rtéd.
What would have beep an infringen
ment of the city’ a ordinances was ”pre‘
vented by his. close attention to the
work yesterday, when he noticed that
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‘ot the boat "nan, nevertheless, have
taken heart 11an now erecting new?
and better crafts.
The ofllcers selected were the (01- A
lowing:
Commodore—H. B. 'West.
ViceCommodore—«Stewart .
liott.
ilieurdlorInmodore—dl. 0. Weeks.
Secretary—1P. 1H. Fielding.
Treasurer—E. ’L. Henlord.
Financial Secretary—desks Gamble.
H.
A Engagement at Hoyi’s
I Theatre Closes
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”WEST AVENUE FISH MARKET. ABBHDBAA, without question the most
Fresh fish. 1fruit and vegetables. Adaflng cenple in ‘the United States.
Free delivery. F,
Tel. 948.
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PflllTllAAD’S WATER '
FIAIAAAT HATE 8WEPT1 H
Aother aeriel periormances have as-
.tonisiied crou do in the greater Amer
oyt's Theatre
Mr. clan gmntcd an interview to 11
[-033.57 ADMATS BIANG PMD- Alrom which to leap into the water but
AV ASHANGTO\ ‘13“ 13-‘”'“‘”¢ be none acre so arranged that this“ is
co ontrocted with former Rear Admiral possible i.ven the high ole: tricai
‘30“193 president of ”‘9 ill‘ore ““9“ towers. not much in the buy 01’ a
merits and are DOW at liberty underAwill be increased by several hundred
$25,000 ball well was placed in the and according to reports. there will be
hands of the grand jury today
The indictments
charge viOlatlon oi.” the banking laws
{and grand larceny in making false
statements to obtain credit
District Attorney Whitman said to-
day that statements ol’two seeretar
ies employed by Siegel were the basis
1st the grand larceny indictment.
These secretaries testified that false
statements were prepared for mer
chants and bankers; that liabilities
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Aapproximately $2. 500 000 of money do
posited in the 819591 private bank was
placed into the retail business, while
it was losing money.
Every deposit accepted by the bank
for a portion of over a year, it is
claimed, can be made thejbasia or a
separate indictment, ‘
baa-un—
~N0'i'icE.
Ophir Chapter is requested to meet
at Catherine street. Norwalk, on San
urday at 1.1 a 111., to accompany to,
sin/tor Mire. 131111111 Seymour limiter, oi
Ridaofleldl Couches will be‘lh Mullins
WW
onflt'i'idli in fruit Immune.
Were turned into assets, and that‘
the cemetery the remain; or our late.
Abutlt rows of boxes on either side or
already “Wild " the theatre. The rear of the building,A
it is said, will be' extended out some
00 feet and by this a great deal more
room will be available for. seats. An
entirely new decoration effect will be
made also, and when everything is
completed Norwalk will have a first-
Shipbuilding Company, for $1, 000 and jump for these two “finders, were
3 contineent fee "A 3‘ 000 ‘0 WOT“ for found to have been set too lar back
toll- exemptions 70‘ American “033‘ to permit a stunt of the kind these
wise BMW in the Panama 'Uanal 30‘: young people are accustomed to do
was charged iodav by Clarence W. 11131
De KNEW before the Senate AON’YE The most recent thriller of the
committee. .. Icouplc was the leap frmnihe \\'il-
BOSTON. March 13““9“ Admiral liamsburgh bridge Into the waters for
Bowler-1, president of the Fore River 111,10“. several weeks 11110.. This will
Shipbuilding (remnanv
class moving picture theatre. Fred St.
John Lockwood, 1who is one of the own—'
ers of the building, could not be reach-
ed this morning, as he is out or town.
but it is reported that Kontor is to get
a good lease of the building
«Career MILLmsnv
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fancies tor spring millinery. at bliss
Polhemus‘. .
GEORGE IB EXONEMTED ‘ '
NEW YORK, March 12 .«Wiliiam It.
George, launder of the George Junior
Republic, was exonerated Weierday
rtional Aobooiotion oi denier Republic
of Ana‘s chaise: brought 111111111111 lion
'rocentiy in connection .with his trials
moot oi! berm Around wouoau mom
a more of the Freeville“ littoubiiep in).
this state
All the latest shapes. flowers and ,
by the board of directors of the N11» A
Ithat l1el1a'd employed Clarence W. Do an in the metropolitan “PM
Knight to work for toll exenlptionsl ‘
ior American coustwise ships in the
Panama Canal art, as testified by De
Knight before the Senate Lobby com
mittee at Washingto1i.{
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INVESTIGATION OF COTTON
”Mum- wum
TIIIIKISIA AVAATAIAAS
FALL IIATII THE SEA
micro Palestine, 111111111 111 TM;
FUTURES. . "l‘urkieh army aviators, Nuri Boy and
WASHINGTON March 12. worm ismali Bey. tell into the see. today
gresaional inveiltigatiou of trading in while flying to the south' oi this Fort
futures or cotton and stain was fore Their aeroplane had broken iiown'
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‘Rules committee appointed a sub water, Where they were able to die-
each action. Aching and managed to swim ashore.
p—J‘w * ,‘
411111 the. Ietiture..'éntertuinmefit haunted 5111111111 trier mute the
and dancrun‘der alliances vol Div. ‘ ;A1bcfach,ioun were token“ 'to.‘ hospital
ion-11.111111 allotments nan‘ plain Whore‘i‘imi persimmon iii
1 y y,
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inspector continues “ on the job" fromA
he works will bellchurcln,
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El- Plan to Poll 3 Thriller lleiove‘a
Rodman CA, Law and Miss Constance .
Van Scoy. PI‘OD- whose dual feats of high jumping andI
lean cities. are in South INorwaik. A
They are appearing in vaudeville at;
t(”Ail-V denied he remembered by all'who road of the 1
committee to draft a resolution for ontausle themselyes from the may. A
' death, the principal is to be distributed
as follows:
To the Trinity Parish of South N01-
walk, the premises at No 39 Elmwood
avenue. ‘South Norwalk valued at $8,-
3000 to apply the income for the
A suitable amount of money for a
stone vault.
The sum oi,5200 to the Riverside
Cemetery 1}: A , = of Nora-111k for
the caring c
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Hospital Association.
The old family cinch, valued at $50;
a tgold watch and chain, valued at 325;
over to the “next of kin.”
’ ,Ti’ the City Library of South Nor
walk, a Century dictionary and 150
other books, valued, altogether, at $26.
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between them.
to the executors unknown.
son, as the executors.
Mr Smith was a lieutenant (olonel
in the United States Army.
4-carr. oeo. TOBEY.
FlBH MARKET,
steak cod, lilo.
‘ li‘resh
., =Sentiuel reporter today and he prom' 1:3; :Aiiléhmialcw
PORTLAND, 01‘s., March AAA-“S" ‘Iises something out of the‘ordiuary for’ Fresh haddock 1‘00
blocks of Portland's waterfront were some day while in town. ' Just whai,‘ Ali‘rotrh salmon '16“.
Willed out by fire WNCAI started 68“” nature his phenomenal and sonsaf Fresh herring, 12 1.20.
today_ The loss is estimated at 5391'- tlonai teat here will take; he could "m1 Fresh mm” .1131] 12 1.20
oral hundred thousanddollara. The state, but undoubtedly it. will be a we“ weakiioh i011 .
Asteam BCAIDOIAQTS Cricket and Glenroy I huh-41313311 The young man inspect." F“: 1 1m] 14" "
were burned. Aed all the high places near the wac 11:31: :mck'erclLIlAc
' _..._._...-.......,.-...-_ Iter here.‘ seeking a suitable point ‘ ' 3'43 bi‘nshinrzion St.
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AAAAAIIESE BAIIGAIAAJS
TAKE ENGLISH WOMEN
LONDON. March 12.---4A dispairh lo
the Central News from Shanghai says
:thut two 11111111511 women attached to
the station of the .Chinu inland Mis-
sion 'ut Lao i-io-Koiv, in the Previous
of IIu-Pch. have been missing since
that town was 1411“de andburned by
lnlgnnds yesterday. A
. The two uoincn 1110 Miss E,
:111111 Miss J. Block .
Black
The (‘hinn inland Mission is
liriiish missionary entirely with 11111111-
quarters in London it was more
,sanied in .1110 l-I-ioiiow by live per-
sons.
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city killed Dr '1‘ Froyiand. a Nor
'weglan missionary, and wounded sev-
eral others.
1 bilasion‘sr in the city;
(Ali’me '0’. HmT
IVAQWI Ayur- it" 4
ii" El 1" 3H. 7'
pulpit call, at 111nm, n”.
in town weaves saunas.
e away, a res-
ident In! Norwalk, on A list 27 19m. "
1511111111111 1111
The comm 8i bill)‘ to the Norwalk:
lium Smith, of South (lower, Out, for Cattle it was
the Iulse onlv 11111111: the term of his from Texas to
1119. And, at his death, it Is to pass me 11111111111511 1111.11-
The baiance of the estate to the de-
cedent’s nieces and nephews, equally
just who they are
The instrument bears date oi Febru-
ary 26. 1899, and names the widow and “A111 relieve six
,-Richard H. Golden and George C. Still-
Al.
The brigsnds when they 11112111111 the to page on A general «liulur
Altogether there were
shadowed today “me“ the Housi- “lid ihfil’ nine 11 mm slide to the 17 persons attached to Protestant
~»'l‘he East Norwaik ImproVemont
"Both ‘wore in' 11 state or extreme ex~ Alsace. will hold a silver tea at the"
11. maternal-1111,31 so;
' A was unable to 1111-1111111. He‘ will
United
Mexican Border.
BAAAII ISAAA
Also Aiioril Protection 111
Banking Institutions .
\\ ’ASITING’I‘O‘N March 12.-¥’1‘W‘0
more regiments oi United 8
troops were moving to Join the ML
icournorder patrol today: Twat ’
taiiohs of the Ninth lnlantl'y ,
Fmt Thomas. Ky" and Furl logo
Roots, Aria. and the 17th Ilniant‘
Fort hic’i’herson, Ga” wc1e loo
baggage trains and assembling '
lequipment to move to loredo
Eagle Pass to become part c ’
itary force in the State cl '1‘ .
{larger by 3.000 men than the; is
General Shatter led into Cuba.1
The border patrol is being incr‘ A
ed in numbers at the request of. ,
ator Sheppard and Rommel).
he told
iwere full at cash conndbnce we
restored in a great’ méasure by ti.
presence or more troops. At thI
White House and at the War Diana
ment. it was stated that such warlike
only significance of the troop incub-
mont
B1igodicr General Blisg will assign
the newcomers to locations. The
troops of carol;
11111911 will then be free for acti‘v‘e pa
1101 duty, ‘4
" At the War Department it was 83‘
the two legiments would probabl ’
tuaily begin to entrain Sunday .A
Monday. ‘It As expected that. theAS
cnteentb will make the trip i'romi'
annnh to Galveston on one of All
army transports leaving Savahnfi:
Tuesday.
Federal Troops Near Tompico.
WASHINGTON March lil.—.-Con
lions along the east coast'of Mex _
were summarized today by Rear All
mirul Fletcher in the following repor
to the Navy Doiantmcnt: ‘
“Rea: Admiral M1110 TellOli-‘E troll!
'l‘amA-piro that federal troops in i ‘
vicinitv mo (our-1 nit-uteri at Tami) i!"
_and lionn Cecilia. No news of flu:
('1111stlituionulismis No alarm "at Tam;
IIAK‘O All quiet d'l Vern (‘ruz Admit
1.11 (unlock is m) the Hermione." "
(‘iudook is a British admiral,
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DISTIIAAIAED 1.00838:
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John Carroll was presented with:
sixty-day sentence, by Judge Loo
“wood. in the Town court, thism
his, as a result of trouble which .
seemed to have stored in him no
night lie bad contracted a lag and
marched into the trump house, “
Smith street. There he demon
that his comrades move 11111111111111
about until he found the suites
”Aldo. 'Whiil
the Bridgeport jail until the 11111 ,
tried. . "
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