total committee
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MuchWider all unsou- cilan-
nol is Raodadélt‘asolntions
m Pound ‘
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As a result of the visit to this c’lty,
yesterday,of Major G. B Pillsbury,‘
corps of Engineers. U. S. A., those whol
been agitating the need of a better-hora
lbor are greatly elated. Major Pills-
bury was met at the train by Chair-
‘nlan George F. Feats of the barbed
committee of the Chamber of Com-
merce, and conducted to the chanlben
otilce at 39 Wall street. Here Major
Pillsbury was introduced to the menu
[tiers of the committee, as follows: 1
Wm. F, Hoyt, [F. W. Thompson, ~Sam-
uel Lynes, IP. H. Fielding, 0. J. Pid-
geon, Dr. 'H. B. West. Judge John J.
lWalsh, John Moliluuen', F s. Beards.
fey, 'L‘ J. Jones, Ohas F’Mills, Edward
Meeker and Ellis Howard.
' Major Pillsbury brought with him a
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IIIRRII RII IIRIEI
IIIIIIRIIEIIR PIRRIIER
,Contraci Awarded Rd William ll.
McMahon, of South Norwalk,
Who Will Start Soon
Work on the improvements to the
illuhackeluo Hotel, which was de
scribed in this paper last week, will
he started as shortly as tile materials
and working tools can be placed on
the ground. All plans have been up R
proved without exception, and the
work will be pushed from the very'
start. until the last homlllel falls
(‘ontractor \\ llllaln ll. Mc\lnilon. of
South Norw alk, has received the -:
'Vlill‘d of the uorh flom General line I
sell Frost ownel of the hotel, and RR‘R
snapping out his preliminary campaign
even now R
General Frost and Proprietor lilcll-
nrd M Law, of the Hotel, were in con-
ti’erenco again this afternoon Ill relu-
tlon to the matter. Contractor Mc- Wt!” (annge is $750. 000. Several "3‘ RC
and Casey lieutenants R
‘ W ' ,
In orders just received from Walton
E. Dora, commander-inchief of the
.mllltarv branch, Myst
Moose, the following officers have}
been commissioned in South NorwalkR
dating from February 24:
Captain-mFrederick ll. Ganung.
lst Lieutenant—Arthur 0 India. ',
2nd Lieutenant—wWililam J. Casey.
'lhey are detailed to command the
local company to be known as Coma
pally A, 1st Battalion, Fortieth RegiI‘
ment of Connecticut. .Sonth Norwalkl
has the honor of having the first:
company in this state to have securedRl
a charter.
Within the first few days the men
will be mustered in, and will be drilled)
in the manual of sabres, and in stricti
accordance with the United Stated
Army regulations. When on duty.
they will wear the regulation army
uniform. Each man will be lneasuredl
within the next few days by Rogers
& Stevens who are to receive the con«1
tract.
A meeting of. the charter members
will be held at the office of F. H‘
Ganuug. tomorrow night at 8 o’clock;
‘for the purpose of organizing and"
naming the non-commissioned oili-I‘
acre, and each member is requestedRR
to be present R
all is ELEllTllnileEll
A'f adulation snubs
a, ,
vSOU'I‘HPORT.
April 7.-—-In plain
view of a. gang of fellow wonkmenmnl
_ 'l‘flow‘ll man. employed by tilmevl‘ , ,
York, New Haven and Hartford Rall-
road. was electrocuted here at. 1,1
o'clock yesterday morning. He was.
working on a high abutment near Eda; .
dy's bridge, which supports the wired
connecting with the electrical signal
system, and in some way came in cont
tact with a live wire. IHis shrieksl
could be heard for blocks and his felR
low workmen instead of offering asJ
Order, or .
heated at Recent “locum oi
the Board If bloopers
lulu ls: Ill w ill .
liliill ____'l___llllllltlllllll
A‘oliou Broubht About by Visit of
Veterans and Their Rocomc
mandatlons
ISince'Wednesday of last week old
soldiers who make their homRe at
Fitch’s Home for Soldiers at Noroton
have not been required ‘to pay a por-
tion of "‘ their monthly pensions to
:their home for their support, The
rule requiring old soldiers to pay oi
portion of their pensions to the home
during their residence at the place
was under consideration by the exec-
utive committee of the home for
three months, and on Wednesday of
last week at a meeting’of the Board:
. of Managers. this committee reported:
in favor of repairing the "rule. The
vote in favor of acting favorably on
the report was unanimous and newt
the old soldiers do not have to pay;
for their support at the home.
“5...“.
(Mums on Sixth Poss l
up
us
has nor am...
prone Allllll'f solos
N
Street Commissioner George Sher.
walk lastnigllt. where he lectured bev‘
after running
talked their
I‘the conclusion 9;.
R as. but silica
tag which?
who returned
nd his wife,
Saturday night,
eon, January 27th.
troubles over At
in session- no .3'
reached. and an-
will be arranged for
greemenb had
other confer
of Mr. Even with, could not be learn-
decision has been
«made by him themtsr. it is pre‘
sumed that-hail: ”posed to taking his
is“, back, _
Proprm Roll:R m Arranged.
Souls Suckers All-salty An-
bounced. Will be All flay
Section
Workers (Young IPeople'sl
Teepie is pastor of the East Norwallli
church
Some of the best speakers in the tieI
tlcut and Western Massachusetts Sunu
day School Association and Conneqti for the appearance of the guillotine in
out and Western Massachusetts loyal MBXRCO
Ame“, ill-law, Jose Morales. was killed some?
tion, or the Advent Christian church ““9 33° in battle WERNER the N“ by the inability of Viscount KeigoRbest in quality
WNW Emile Advent, crals neu- Satllio. TR“ family 0‘ tillers Kiyo‘ura to form a cabinet to replaceR
, Christiad’ march in East Norw'alk on‘
Good Friday, all day. Rev. George M‘ Gutierrez s sister, were living in Sfltll‘
in the near. future. What the attitude ~
Rheen tested and, as the general says; RRNFIISIIIII m
l
_ :“it works splendidly "
The joint convention of the Connect-R
_. WWMW M“...
Rebel Commander days lie to-
illnds to Also it Alter Cadillac
of Soil tulsfntosl
WRIIEII RIRER IR
EERIRIE RRIRIERR
General Gutierrez llas l4,000
on‘n Under Arms l
1.
a
manna. Mex.. April 7.—-Tlle gullT
lotlne has made its appearance
confronts the antics of the Conan-,R
tutionalists in an Luis Potosi, it: wastR a banner inscribed "A Union Man 3‘
..At Conception “R Country" from the mine tipple, the
Oro, a‘ home-made guillotine has been crowd marched away, led by a band.
learned today.
erected. it was built by rebel lnechanJ
. Rain or snow tonight.
III RRRR RERIEII
Roughly Handledat Prairie
Crook; Arkansas
roar shire, Ark. April 1—0. p.
beeper, pit.boes, of the Mammoth Vein
rhllne at Prairie Creek, Ark" was heat-
en «unconscious and is in a serious con
ditlon, and two guards and a fireman
at the mine were 'roughly handled late
yesterday by a crowd said to have been
made up of 'hbout 1,000 union miners
and sympathizers. The mine was
placed on an open shop basis Satur-
day.
Minors and supporters from Mid-
land, Hartford and Huntington met
yesterday about a mile from Mammoth
Vein Mine, They were addressed by
a number of speftiters, including Miss
Freda Hogan, daughter of Dan IIi‘ogan.
Socialist candidate for governor, and
then proceeded to the mine, where, af-
ter a clash with Leeper and the
h the mine and forced the firemen to
Mexico, “'1 a new form 9’3 execution I draw the tires from the furnace.
fee In the corps commanded by Gen-z
‘erai Eulalio Gutierrer, who is nowR m Caprice in idur 1’99“
in this city conferring with Carranza
Already the new instrument has
The test was
made with a lamb as the victim.
Desire for revenge is responsible
General Gutterrezs brother-
R
v
guards, some of the marchers entered
After raising an American flag and
~—~Mnsic Hall today, Mary Pickford
RI IIRR RE I,RRR
. Two calm and ii Fireman Also
‘ for arson, as a result of the bardin
maniac, Aided-by two
boys; From thli Brass
littlest-s ottho as,
mm.
Still if mutual
lllR usual-ll -,
Suits. Threatened, Austrot list
and Commonwealth
s .
John H. Goetschlus is a slippery ,
divldual, and his lawyers were egulifi
as “slippery" yesterday. when no it
arraigned before a New For! , .
irate, charged with being an _ ' '
to the crime‘of Arthur R. Emmi:
the Crofut mansion last October
cording to information. given out
Goetschlus was freed by the". _ j
irate.
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JAPANESE EMPIRE
TOKIO, Japan, April 7.-’l‘he Japan-
ese empire has been thrown into aR
condition of utter political confusion};
“k" W ”R Infantxdnughter and that under the premiershipm‘ot Count"
to Thesgederal commander arrested
, the relatives of Gutierrez, placed thenl
Rev Henry Stone, of Wallingfor‘d iflbflflrd a troop train and sent themito
and Rev. E. Z Ellis, of Dlnbury, are S“ ”“5 Potosl
arranging the program The conven- exposure on the way, and nothing is
on '
tion will open :1th a in. and continue “WW” °R the RM“ 0R “he" membe’s strike. The various progressive iac- Ii So TOII SOMIROI 0|" WfREE Iii
ran, of Norwalk, went to West Nor- throughout the day and evening of the Emmy-
Tile baby died of
From stories told by rebels this is
‘fore a large gathering under the ans-'nomlnatlon are to address the con. Only one of the many instances where
sistance. fled Medical Examiner, Dr. Rpices of the West Norwaik lrnjrove. sentlon including Rev Mr Ellis, of: “‘9 women and ChRRdre“ 0f rebel of'
William H Donaldson was called and meat Association ,Mr. Sharrons talk Danbury, Rev James A Gardner the doors have been taken from Saltillo'
fohnd the charred body lying directly'
underneath the pole from which he
fell.
tile.
cntly oi Irish descent
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RIIIII llEPARTMEIIT
STORES IIIIRREII IIIIT
Di) (‘A Tim, “1., April 7. ——4Fire earlth
today destroyed the Iniilll and Scruggs'
department store and the Powers The
ater building, occupying a block The
Million has visited the building mnny.R“RR ”le” ““1 a hundred ("“995 “Rem
times and is formulating his plans,
,whlch are shaping nicely. ' R
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. [Seed cuts at ltooducr‘s.
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FRENIIII PRLIIIE
' III8I’EBTIIR SHOT
l’iliii—i, April 7 wt tragedy lll which
liliaurico (IG'Ill (‘rolx, an inspector of
police, shot and killed his comrade ulldR
intimate friend. lis mpector 'llaylllond
llllpln, was enacted .1 police ltendquur
torn here today.
Do la ‘Croix obtuiucd evidence last
iilght that Dupiu was alienating the
affections of Madame do in (trole The
two officers met at headquarters this
morning as usual and after reporting
.lo Chief inspector Lo Breton, left his
office together.
Awhile two inspectors descended the
stairs, De la Croix ulthout warning
drew his revolver and shot Duplu live
times, killing him instantly.
' De la Croix then returned to the
chief inspector's office and surrender»
cd "i
I—I—u R
a,
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R~--~.Secd cats at Recliners.
.-
lulrned out. I
Big Fire In Charleston. R
CHARLESTON. it. Va ., April 7.»;
‘lremen early today succeeded ill ox—
tingulslllng a fire which had raged
electrical company and extended to
In number of wholesale establishments:
Muww
RPEIIIAL FIIR WEEK
WERTI’IIRT EROS 200-001.
llrorm blucs lilo.
Spanish mackerel, '12 ‘lIBh.
Salmon, 1.2 il-Zc.
(tut. shad, lIlc.
‘ . Iltoa shad, llir.
lluttcr fish, 12 1-ch
lI‘innnn haddlcs, l2 lolic.
iAdi'.)
M..—
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PARSONS-BOHMANN. ‘
Frank A Parsons and Edith K
Bohmann were united in mori‘lnze. complaint One of the. sewers went to ”EPEOIAL ATTENTION HOUSE-
Aprll 4th, in New York, and after a
shert wedding trip have returned, and
floors Meat and Provision Uo.‘
delighted all those present.
At present, the roads leading from
lent is to repair such roads as will
I
port Advent Church. Rev
Arrangements are now being made
tors. and those
others interested Dinner and supper
newly installed pastor of the Bridge. by the Federals and sent to other oil-
Thomas ies and to supposedly horrible fates
Dr. Donnidsons attempts to‘ West Norwalk t0 the mercantile cen. Feltmau, of Waterbury. and Rev. Eph RR R“ “Rd that In some instances “‘9
learn the name of the victim were i'u- tors of the City of Norwalk, are in. rlam Allen of Sharon
He was about five feet six ,VBI‘Y Door condition, so mucll so. that' others as well
inches mg“, and middle aged appar. practically all trade goes from thisi
There will be women have been given to the Fed-
eral soldiers
General Guticnez save he will leave
Permission section 10 GRUWI‘ Darlen 0|“ NEW Can-R locally for the reception of the guests “are“ R“ RW" 0’ ””99 “3‘3 to resume
was given for the removal of tile bodyi‘alm The street commissioners 0” the delegates, pas
to the city morgue at Bridgeport. RI
his campaign against San l .uls Potosi.
“My outposts are within eight hilo~.
Rmake RR 905ml" R“ dRVR’R‘t ““8 "73“ will he served by the local church and mom” "R “‘9 “9““ 0' that “WEI
from the towns previously mentioned. the edifice itself is being arranged in! and i expect to capture the place this
Rto the merchants of Norwalk. or in a suitable manner for the convention time. Fourteen thousand men are un-
Rothers words, to give West Norwalk
-.~
at least one main road to the center“?
of the city
Certain other roads in West Nor-
R,wnlk on which there is pulte a little
traffic. will be repaired and put in
Rshape during the coming year.
interesting talks were also glv on by
ouncilmnn London and Assistant
|Street Superintendent Illuffy on theR
work to be done in that locality as
soon as the weather will permit. Am-
mg the new work will be the coin
Rstruction of a fine bridge over Mill-
ard’s brook, to take tllo place of the
Rthroughout the night in a block near}. one lost ill the l‘resllet several weeks
Rule state capitol in the plant of an;
ego. .
R One new member. James Hates. was
Rtukcn in, and the association is in a
prosperous condition.
IREII WERE GRIIEL
R HERE LAST NIGHT
, Last nlltllt «was one during which
Rmen cluoliy turned tilollf wives and
children out of the house. Two such
cases were reported to the police.
Mrs. Stephen Kovak reported that'
Iller husband had turned herself and ill to answer questions, and the deputy Spicer
(loath: _
lilGT' children fromdhulr home. 'ihis
,case will lie heard this afternoon, for
RKovak was arrested.
, Mrs. Weldller, of Lawrence street,
was the other woman with the like
this house and attempted to effect a
reconciliatitln. Mrs. Wbidnor will prob
RREFRIRED ANSWERS ,
TII RRREIIIER
m
WATII “BURY, April 7. —-~Frnlll\‘
lJohnson. 42. employed in a Watervillel
Rsalopu‘, was found dead in the hallway
of his boarding house ill the “Villa"
today. 1 Medical Examiner Crane was '
c'allcd. and when he reached the
house, he found James Hylaad, a bar-
tender. bending over the body. Hy-
der arms in the state, and i can send
them all against the city. And when
i have taken it. I hope to‘ find my sisa
ter and her family. if they have been
mistreated the guillotine is ready for
action."
e
is.
RII IIIIRBIII] DIVISIIIR
ELEGTS OFFICERS
At the resulur meeting of Conrord
Division. No. 2,. Sons of Temperance.
land refused to answer any questions held last evening the following oili-
pllt to him by Dr. Crane, and l‘nllcd cers were elected for the ensuing nix
the medical examiner a “pillar." and months:
told him that he "would see him in
hell first" before he answered any
“questions. He also told tllcl'llletiicui
Worthy Patriarch—Ilka.
Wheeler. ‘~
Worthy Assclriatc~«——.\ilsa
(Rhli‘ll if.
on. Adellc
examiner that he would "knock your Pryor
Rblock off," if he psrslsictl in question-
lug him.
lowed by Dr (‘ruuc and the pollen
iworeI notified. 'l‘rniflc. Patrolman
Samuel Walsh arrested l-,lylllnd antl-
locked him up on thc charge of intent”
Riratlon, and breach of the peace. Med
Rical Examiner Crane notified Deputy
Coroner Makepoace of liyland’s ’refusI
coroner is investigating the
illyiiami is. being hold by the politic us
a material witness until after the dop-
,Rlu’ty coroners investigation - l
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"as...
WIVES!
Ask your draft dealer for the famous
Hylaud left the house, (01- Wheeler.
R
ltccmdlug Scribe~~lllss M. Natalie
Assistant thcording Scribe-m
Pryor.
Financial SCI‘II)O-\\'I11Illnl A‘ Pryor.
'l‘rcasurer—«li’lllium A. Kellosg.
Chaplin-~43 sor'o iV Spider.
Mrs, A,
If.
ConductormMrs. llose Middlcbrcolo
Assistant Conductolw-hlrs. Edith
'ltlsldo Sc: lllileI-~()Echr l. i‘anilold.
Outside BeliNllel~TfBiIPrIck ll. Am.
Iliel‘.
Post I‘Wortlly
Worden.
mm, , ml. ,
~OBERLANDER‘ AND pleats]
Fish market, ii Wbodwnrd Ave. ’l‘el
PatriarchmJonns hi.
«I s .
h .
are living on Seaview avenue, East. ably see the prosecuting attorney on Elephant brand oranges. fi‘ll’dy are the 130.14. FRreslf sand the and tits. Fresh
Norwallt R
the clatter.
best in quality.
l
_i~,,
blue 18c. Fresh halibut itlc
Yamaha’s, The vis'count today in
formed the emperor that he Was com
pelied to give up the task entrusted
to him. . i
All the political groups as veil as
the NaVy have iirtuailv gone
tious declare that the Constitution in
not being properly observed, while
the Navy demands immediate advanc-'
es of. money for warship construction,
and the appointment of a sailor as.
Minister of Marine.
The Elder Statesman, whom the
newspapers refer to as a “still survivu
ing remnant of old lapnn," were
again summoned to the imperial
palace to confer With the emperor to
day.
oovrnllollulo stair
lull mm BALL
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin of
Colllectitut. and his staff will attend
the joint military ball of the Sixth
Company Coast Artillery Corps. C N_
(l and U. S Naval Reserves, Second
Section Third Division. at the Nor-
waik Armory on next Monday night
Othcial an: lounccment of the proposed
ucceptantc of the extended invitation
was recoil ed here this mmnlng
I_ln
ALLEN wms av ONE VOTE
Present Warden of thchfleld Has
Close Call, for Job
I. l'l‘Clil’I‘ilZliil, April 7-A single
\otc do cldcd the election of n warden
ill ycutolllul‘ a Lore ugh election, which
l us do lnlcd to be one ol‘ the build. it
in the histoly at the town. The pics
out harden W’ Burton .,Allcn rullulnit
on u citizens til licl, dot caiud John T.
Hubbard. independent. ii to let). All
but. 38 ol‘ the voters on the registra-
tion Ilsls’wtcd (1. Mi. Allen was the
only one on his ticket eluctdd
yaw HAVEN April lu—i‘alcoll ll.
Russell, compensation commissioner
for the Third district, who has been
ill. in now convalescent. the latest re
ports of his physicians indicating that
his condition is quite favorable The
other commissioners are caring for
trict. i
Mm...» .M...s......._‘......m.u._ ._..-.
~~~Muéic linil today, Mary Piclti oldR
(lactic-c, in four locls.
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COMMISSIONER HU83ELL ILL. “
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w;-
-—SPECIAL ATTENTION HOUSQe-I
WlVEBl
Ask your fruit dealer for thew
Elephant Brand oranges
llu ulull;_i « .
Anxious Mother helium;
1' ‘i'l,
thirszlbert Weinert, of 242 Badlo
street, Stamford. was in South‘vdtlo
walk, this morning, looking for title
formation that might lead to the]
tion of her sixteen-yea old son, 3
old Ill. Weinert. who lcparted
his home three weeks ago 8, ll ..
Mrs. Weinert said she knows (it 3%‘R
reason why her son should have
away. and is anxious that'he cord . it
irate with her that she way”
where he is, and also send him
personal effects in the event that ill!
wishes to lemaln away,
"It was the spring lever, I strolls”
she said this lnoming. “He went 3".
way about a year ago, going to I
friends home in Jersey. That who
because he didn't want to go to
school, but this time I don't know
what to make of it. i wish he Would
at least let me know ford am worried
about him."
The bay is a» printer's apprentice,
and nppile‘dfor work here on the Edou-
day following his «lisappoorancewI‘i‘ils‘j
chum, who come to South Norw lit;
with him on Sunday. came again to .I:
look for him on Moudayrbut this “,7
formation that he had asked for w i‘ih
was all that could be l‘:ould out a
the boy. ,
'Ihe Sentinel “I” be pleased to
fax any information the readers
this publication may hale, directly
Mrs. .Wolncrl or those desiring R.
personally communicate with her dd,
gardlng tho missing boy, may ii
by addressilg her at 243 Bed
street, Stamford
GOOD FRIDAY SENTIN
The Sentinel sill be issued R
morning paper on Friday, Apr.
on account oi Its bring a in
day. All advertisements. it
news, ell)... should be in thencil‘l
publication early Thursday site ill!
”4......“
WIVES!
Ask your fruit dealer for til Vi
Elephant Ill'illid oranges. The
best in duality .
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