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littll’lii III suin
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Session. Only Two Hours Long,
But Quite Busy
! may be that the alertness or one
Booth Norwalk resident will be the
m nus of saving the city quite a sum
or money The council was about to
1th.: so vote to pioceed with straighten
in; Newtonn a\ cutie according to sing
Kt.‘-IIUII of .l. B. Getheli, last night,
In hen \\'. ii? McMahon called attention ‘
to the difficulties which might be en-
countered at this point. As a couse~
dut'nce, instead of the vote to start
In- work, It vote for investigation and
is
(Continued_on ’i‘hird Pugel
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,I'aise it to the $23,000,000 mark
‘Inaking the changes due by reason of
,‘penaities and exemptions.
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No Harm Done, However, "States
Commissioner 5. S. Hatch
This Morning
in \‘id
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Evans, a l'aI'IIIcI' and dairy
the ilrnin Hill “00th piaccd
t'tii‘t‘llfiscs on his property
III'ooli leading to the South
lt‘SPHOIl' recently, all oi
was Iontrul‘y co and to
the water aye-
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‘nmr lb.-
KV-Irtvuli.
'\\l:l.'ll
ltlr;
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best IIIIcI'I-Isis of
new. iii» properly is on :I poriion of
the South .\'oInulk water sin-ti,
ilr. 'l‘lliliililn’ i". Scaulou IIi\'t’.~Illg.‘,uIt‘(I
and in the inii'I‘csts of health ordered
I"\. Ins Io remove Iilc (lcnil cows
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and
the
cut
lIn-
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'lhh tins l't)llb, IIt‘lI with.
(Ir-vr bring I‘HllliI in most strinr.
Inl'ill Ill'i'll’l:~t" ol' the Ilt‘t‘t’ttn’li" tor
mediate racinmui of the bodice.
IIIIIIIIIiswioutII SH phcn h‘. llutcrh
I‘izt't‘tl this ”It? ruin; lIllli III III ii‘ill but.
,Ilult'll done. the re Irtoii l conduct-
ed as tbouitl' ’ HI a II." no illicr lbut
ti- tiltruiiun Ilani would prcvcnt any
diam-I proportion in the (‘II\' itself!
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(“WAS HERE PERSISTS
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, ’iiIrI rumor that iiurry Valion, iho‘
outlines in the llosenthal case, has
hero in conference with Jack ltoscnndi
IA. Russell, on Sunday, still perulats.‘
iMI'. liusaell denied the report this at I
teruoon and Mr. hose could not hot
reached by wire, although it ta uudor~i
blood that he. too. denies the allegu
,tioa. The reason for Valion‘u yisli'
born would be for a conference over:
the prospccta of the hacker enno now:
pending, probably, (la both Vallon and
ll‘louo will iiivcly return to testify ini
tho retrial. or it might have, been let
discuss some point brought up when.
the last statement of “,ilngo" Frank
Ciroflci was madTa. incriminuiim; Vai-
lon as one of those who tired revol-
wcru at itoacnlhol. ‘No definite word
regarding the rumor can be gained.
but. many downtown people still per-
plat in the theory that Vullon was
been here.
~8PEOTAL FOR FRIDAY.
. Ladlee‘ Igunao union nulls, 25c each.
n. regular bile value. The Roller or,
due and 250 store.
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ADVERTISE IN’ THE SENTINEL
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’1 hey look over the plan of assessing
. state assessment on the city.
Io. A. TO0K nuns
IS] 0 BIIY District Attorney Whitman Save
Booker Insiigoleti the Murder
$23 000. on” of Roseninal
:torney Charles S. Whitman is deter
Work oi the Assessors During 3023;313:323. Ier‘reiztpiflfic: 9:322:
IIIO PBSI Year Shows IncreaSe trial at an early date, on the charge
of Nearly $2,000,000
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NEW YORK, April to -—Diatrlct At-
the gambler, Herman Rosenthal, for
the actual killing of whom the tour
gunmen paid the death penalty on
Inlanday morning. It was expected
Ithnt his motion before. Justice Sea
bury in the Supreme Court today
would be opposed by Becker on the
ground that his trial attorney
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SIHIB Ti“ Commissioner Placed time in which to become familiar with
the case
Assessment LBSI Year at ’ Joseph A. Shay. who became BecI
$24,000,000
her’a attorney following his convic-
tion and who prepared the appeal up
on which he gained a new trial, yea
terday notified the Becker family of
his retirement from the case.
The district attorney's office in in
vestigating charges made in the. con-
fession oi‘ “ilago Frank" Ciroficl, a
short time before. he was. put to death
for his part in the murder of iloseir
thai. The police departnn'ni today
was requested to bring "i'loilar llill“
John hunger to headquarters for a
conference hanger, a personal friend
of llose‘iihui. was marked by the. gun-
Inen, according to uuoiiiciai rcporls of
i‘iroilci's conicsniou. hanger was
nought by the nunmcn. ('iI'oi‘It-i said
on the day preceding the killing of
Rosezitbai. .
Funeral nel'liccn I'm' t‘iioilci \\ert
held today. Burial was in “3W“.
icI (‘ountv (etuctery. _
The. new grand list of the City of
.\'orwaik will be about $253,000,000 no
cording to the estimates of John W.
(‘ urnow, clerk of the assessors, who is
at. prcsent figuring up the various (It:-
luils in this connection. ’ihis totui.
which is an increase of about $2,000.
OUU over last year's town list, has been
brought about by the equalization of
taxation and the new buildings which
have been erected since the list was
last completed.
Clerk Curnow figured the list at $2I‘2.
220,001 this morning. but hopes to
In
These . he
is at work upon at the present time.
0.0011999“ to have the wholgrgady in
a. short time.
The new board of assessors, William
iioyt, Ralph 10. Dell ill and William
Shcchan, woritcd upon a new plan.
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nova iii HATES etoov
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by reckoning on the value per front
foot. and took every detail of each
piece of property into considering,
raising or lowering as they saw need
of remodeling to suit the system,
Despite the great increase. in ralua
lion it-does not yet come up to the
which is
based on a grand int ot‘ $‘it.,.utloui\il
Ii is caper-ltd. bow'r.c\c that the ncxt
:necccding assessment will be equal
In that amount imposed by the Slate,
.i’ it does not exceed that sum.
The IiIt‘il in ruining the assessment
h» to lower the tax rate anti to increase
the value of property. it provides
those (hearing to sell real CEIBIO the‘
opportunity of pricing it at full value,"
at which the board attempted to deter
il.iil(‘ each portion of the holdings.
'i be rate books are to be figured next
on the basis of exemptions and fines
,nnd the general equalization with the
ultimate pool, the true assessment for,
the grand list. will then be made
known.
The four stores in the new iliiycs
illocii, on which prelinIlInIry npcrn
lions- have been started at the corner
oi Ann and North Main streets. are.
to be otcnpiod by It iielicutcenin. a fur-
niture store. and lllllilllilllllt‘ agency.
and a fish murtkc .
II. .I. l‘nlbili‘n braille fish market
to be moved to me new location
The general changes at the present
i am made it desirable to remove and
tho lIlayes Block has been determined
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from cars, another store, and a man
Inained Finch, a furniture dealer, the
iourth.
TIME FIIR PAYMENT OF
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i my vote of the (‘ity of Norwaik
1IBoard of Councilmen last cloning. the
BUTLER IIIIAPTER
The annual election of officers of
ilutier Chapter l\'o 38,1t. A l\i., was
held laat evening, with the following
result:
if. l’.—wl‘lmrlca A 'I'lltfli
Kluge-mi J. Jarvis
i3t¢rlb0~N. Pumice.
't‘t'enanrerwA. ii. Droyiusn.
Socrourymltobt. M, Wilcox.
,bocn extended for one month.
lot the tax becoming due and payable
Apili lni
int to Ju: to let. The tax collar tor is
authorized to rocciio nil tuv-s paid
,on or below lunc lot, it)“ bills in
lwhich will be sent out in a low dare,
iwlihont interest. (in bills remaining
Innpaid after Juno let, liiil, intrrcot
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got the rate oi‘ nine pct cent per tear,
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II, use—ll. I‘ilnrr ileuch. l..],m~g,.,l.
c. of .lIl.--~W. In, Raymond. l m,__..-,.~m.,...-- __
It. A. (Ir-I“. 'S. LYOH- I «PAID IN FULL
M, of 3rd \'uilI~--S. L. Tll'mlllll'I- ,' The, original iiIIth i'i'nttuilni: "l‘ulli
ill. of 2ml ‘Ynllklt. A- MIME. IMurvhuli and Inombei. of the original
M. of lot Vailwij. C'- llcgomttn. ilt'oadwuv c,ast in live hip.» «parts at
Organist G W. Robins. itocliwood'a Hail and l‘hnsant liotu‘,
Trustees «4‘ F‘ Miliu, J 11. ledlevtlhia l'riduy Matinee at o‘clock,
E Winchester Il'lcauuut llour. ‘i'lvcuinus at 7 o'clock
At the close of the election, the of- uhurb in [,0th houses,
flcera elected and appointed were in» ”WWW
stalled by P. if. P. Charles II". Mills, BENTINEL BULLETIN EAGERLY
assisted by 1", ll. 1’. R, M. Wilcox. RECEIVED.
who acted on marshal. 'i‘he baseball bulletins which were
it was decided to hold the eonvo- published by The Evening Sentinel,
cations hereafter on the second and both in South Norwalk and Norwalk,
fourth Tuesdays, as was the dormer last night, were eagerly received and
schedule ‘ read by large crowds. The bulletins
—- will ho issued each night as soon as
“Banner bread is alwaysthe some, roceivod over our Associated Press
delicious. Banner lBky., 5 Monroe Si. wire,
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:ot' having instigated the murder or
was ‘
Morris Vogcl will have the delicutcs-‘F
eln uhop, S. L. Bonerict, about for the, .
om TAX txrtvotn‘
‘tlme for paying the new city tax has.
lusteudI ‘
tinI time is made front May:
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detected ’I too Days
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Federal ArmtSoIti to Have in
eluded the furrow Garrison
any
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cisco Villa agnlti has displayed
tary mastery 0er :the leaders of th
Ili‘ederal army ing‘del'anting the united
armies of Generals Yelasco, Mans, ’i-ii
dulgo and De Mare. at San lI'edraa dc
ios Colonial-I, forty miles east of ’i‘or-
rcou, according-{“10 advices inst nigh
to iicnerul Carranza. at
man General Villa. ’at the front.
in the face of vicious fire from lh
lI'otlerals, General Villa buried his unv
'Uniteti Federal . rces Reported
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Chihuahua.
.Raln tonight or Thursday.
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Frederickll. Quintard Plans for
Building soxoo Feet, Two
Stories High. Costing
$5,000
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An addition to the Norwaiit Country
;tllnbhousc la the pertinent snbjert.
"which is now being discusI-Ied to
great extent by the members.
has been no action tulten on the prop-1
osition, which is a suggestion of Fred- ‘
Quinturd, chairman of the,
house committee. and only informalf
The plan is to
erick iIl.
talks have been held.
btiiid the proposed addition on the
loo Ith side of the cl lubhouse, extending
Itoward the water front filly feet, and
to be to foot wide. The rough sketch
which Mr Quittard has calls for a
colonial front with four pillars The
addition as planned would be two stor-
ies high.
One of the chief reasons for build-
ing is to provide a larger dance. room
than is possessed at present. With
the proposed addition. which would
give the club members a dancing room
(If approximately toxin) feet, act-our
t modntions would be provided for
twice the number that now overcrowds
the prentfut room. '
There is also'u dcnmnd‘l for more
piazza space and this proposition calls
for a piazza cxteudinu around the new
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mericaily inferior forces at thr- gov- . ‘ ,
('illlllt‘lll from time and again for six ndtlhmn ”mm“: "I’m” 12" “1”" “'"l
4.1.3....” 0 umilablc than there is. at present.
This extra space would relieve. the
mentioned (in Fifth Page.)
--PA|D IN FULL.
The oririnai show featuring 'i‘uli
‘ Marshall and members of the original
Broadway cast. ipy‘fivo big .parls, a
Wood's Hallo W'Wleaannt Hour.
o'clock,
chia Friday. Matinee at :2
Pleasant Hour. i'lieninca at. T o‘cloc
aharp in both houses
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Sillldilt-ii, due to the new bridge worth.
upon and a. lease of the premiums talc: 800100190 FBBIIII'ES OI FDIII‘ Idea?
sures Introduced in House—.-
Unionsto he Prosecuteti
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Prohibition Against Interleukin
Boards More Drastic
\VASIIING'l‘ON, April
uni changes in the administration
program of antitrust lcuinlallon are
r prupoacd in a bill intioducctl in the
lleprhc cuialltn
iionno yesterday by
(Waylon, l‘IlttIi‘lilil‘Jl of
on the. Judiciary,
the Committt
"l )' ditcction oi‘ i'rusidint \Vll am the
datimr from Mm lot, will 1”,“, to 1),, anti limit prtmam, lIcI2"iItoioIe made up
at four tentative hills, in embodied in
it ie the opinion of the;
I one. intlilfilll (‘.
I0 till Mllt litllill
l5.~lmpcr
congestion Whit-h hay been critic-III on
the old piazza between tl:;il('eS.
0n the ‘~'“t‘t"iltI floor. it in Mr. Quin-
iard's idea to bare, a twenty toot
piazza. or parlor,
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interior which would be 40 feet square
and sufficient to hold easily six tables.
The estimated cost as gIVen to Mr.
‘Quintard womd be between stoop
and $5 one and his idea is to hate the
ltlnb Company, whhh owns the pres-
ent house, issue additional stock to
ldei’ray the expense. The matter will
Icventnulir he brought before the arm'-
Ierning board and the attention of the
,niockhehlem oi thiI I'.lnb but just nhczl
has not been deteimincd
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NORWRIII BAPTIST
I [ADIES’ AID ELEGTIIIIIS
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The Ladics‘ Aid Society of the First
iinptist (burgh, held their annual
‘ Iucetinr.‘ with Mrs. 1.. ii. Scoiicid. New-
town Terrace, yesterday afternoon.
‘lnil number being in attendance. ite-
port of the treasurer allowed a mark-
ed increase and over three hundred
,doliors has been t‘l'l‘lll'll by the Jiftcen
active ladies. A beautiful letter,
Mrs. Evonden, the secretary. All old
of otiicers followed.
i’reoidcutwhiru. lI‘anion Jim-rs.
\'icc~l‘renidcnt hire. 1.. ll. Scoticld.
.‘lccrctarymllrs‘, .lauica lirondi'n.
'i‘ri'uourer :III:~'H l'len .i, llyxboo.
Namely:
9
, the lndicn, who Iillmv
a
llltlse things.
to
home with all the good things.
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lurltnltlieiluilou'u IMIIIOT‘S tlmt. it. will “HIM“EY FIRE
be ounlt‘l‘
than a series of tour,
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~omnea’ AT couu'rav cw
TOMORROW.
Grape lI‘ruit'
. Bouillon
Broiled Blind
lt‘ricaaso Chicken.
Mashed Potatoes
halted Macaroni
Endive Salad
Ice Cream
(ix-actuate
Cheese
'1 be revised program softens tho
restrictive dentures oi tibo original
Cake
Coffee
to pass one anti-trust bill
} V IN HILL SEGTION, for the same purpose. The officers ‘Ioi!
.. "Ian-«0W..-
B boy was on fire.
responded.
arable smoke.
used in extinguishing the blaze.
' ——BPECIAL EAL}! FRIDAY.
The holler be, 10c and title Show.
a I
There '
and perhaps
make a pool and billiard room of the
it
in-
stead of the Usual report. was read by
luminous was closed and the election
A social hour i‘ollIIWcti and all were
Invited to a line popper, prepared by
just how to do
The uppinniuteuts of the
table were tum-II. bountiful, naetnrtinins
out] pnnnlcn lli'lllg very connplcuuua,I
and tinI appetites of the lattice played.
'l'hei
new year prmnleen much and tho ia-
dlca feel gratified with the past re- m“ 1'09“ {milled
Adolephone call came to the Central?
Fire station, yesterday afternoon. born “”1"
the residence of J. lrving Dibble, in
Llayviow avenue, stating that the cIlIlfh
Chief Engineer-i
George W. Bogurdua, with the new an-
to apparatus and a half dozen men
It won found that there Marshall and Inombora of the original
was a large quantity of root in the Piro'idwny coat. in live big parts at
chimney. and this was making oonetu- Lockwood s ‘llail and l’lonamit Iiour
One chemical tank was thin Friday
ARM 0 IIIIiiIIiIIIIi , ,
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United States Government May Try Poacetui Blockade of the P3
oi famine, and Give huoria More; Time in Which to Qatar
1 Salute to the American Flag
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i000 0000 PLEASURE i0 llfi'i 00llllll0i II it Hill:
President Wilson Discusses the Situation With Saveral Senator!
and Representatives at too White House This Morning
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\\'.-\Siii.\l(,i'l‘(,i.\‘ April If..~ilnerta the president and his advisora that fill“;
will salute the \mcril‘an ting or the i'nitcd States has been singled out for
Atlantii fleet \\ill seize \eia (' Inn and “manifestations of ill will and emf
”iampico. \\ hut happens at‘flteinard dc tempt.”
pends on Huerta. ()fliiie l dispatches to Gharge 0'-
’l‘hai is I’residcnt Wilson‘s detcr‘ Shaughnessy have been intercepted by
minatiou. Leaders in (.‘ongi‘ess with the Mexican censor; , _
whom he conferred today agreed there; A ship's orderly ashore in full mm.
was ample precedent for such action. form in Vera Cruz on business at thi‘
Not only the Tampico incident, but United States was arrested and row
a Inna: series of intlianitiea'offered to leasedhwhiic a nominal punishment
the t'nited States to the conspicuous was meted out to the local officiull}
t“£t‘llllllltli of other foreign nationsl ' ' '
represented in Mexico, has convinced
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moniinned on twelfth mum
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,I iiEBEKAII STATE ‘IR0YAL LAGEI Il' (ISIIIR
‘ assigns” Memes PASSES To His mud
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Royal Lacey Higgins. eldest in not“: 7
cf seniority among the physicians I
IIAu'rronn. April 1th The Rebek-
all State Assembly of (,‘onnecticut met
in (‘oinstock Hall, East Hartford, to- ‘x’orwalk passed away this morn!
day. for its: eighteenth installation ab0ut 7 o‘clock after an illnetls In!
upwards of 400 delegates from all
pneumonia of but brief duration. 131’.
ligglns held to life quite long under that
t-Ircumc tances, his rugged constitution
and formerly poweIi’ui frame, aiding:
him in time of the ravages of diseaaa"
The physician was born il'l ROXbllWi.
l‘onn., seventy two years ago, both:
been in Norwalk since 1807. He Wu,“
one of the best known citizens and m
parts of the state being in attendance.
Some were from lthode Island and
these with others coming from a dis-
tance were given a reception at the
Allyn House, Tues-day evening.
The morning session was devoted to
business and the hearing of reports
airs. Sarah 1", Harrison. of East llart-
lcrd, state president, presided. Mrs, .
, . . . a beautiful home In West avenue. DI?
Harrison made the. address of \\ei~ , . ‘
r, . . , . Higgins was loud at pets, and had
cmllt‘. the scct'etur}, furs. Mary is. 1 iii 1 i ii hi “I beinghli
i I.'. e.'I ' I: a
Johnson. of 'i‘orrinalozt. reported mm u tops I “I d l
. .' ' . IlI e \caawii’canddau h-
,itity-tive lodges In the state with a “Hm“ h l a g
. . - . ,. tc,r Miss May Higgins, \\ ho reside also
total lllt’lll.lt‘l‘~‘-Illp of .,.Sfih. ihc report ,
, . . at .‘m West avenue. l‘hu deceased wag
oi the treasurer, Miss (.lnru ll. bl. . . s
“on in 0.. mm t\iii hm“ th> iI member at Washington lodge. ls
't.' l‘ “." II,.‘(' t, _ ,
1L, ‘ ' I h 5 ll H 10 (S! ta, P, and A. .\i.. oi Monroe. fond; of
OH Pl‘ t) ii‘ I (‘Xt‘tl (“I Il‘ll ll ‘1“ I‘DII' . r
dition 'l‘hI iil liltua IuIt‘II'I “1 i‘ol ”HUN Chapter. My" "5' R‘ A' M" or
. l4 3.. ' ', ., ' .' ' , . Iv '
1 V“ iv It I"), , “ _‘]'H‘H ('iIntIm (‘omnmnderu .\o. a, Knight!
I? I 1): fix] “0!,“ it”, 1‘18.‘ H‘ ’l‘ctnlIlar and i’yramlvl Temple of tilt
“”1“ Mt“ “ u d I a» m ‘ mm" Shilnc. lie also was mm of the N51”
\Ialk Meditai Association The funen. ‘
I.l smvites bill be held iImn the. info. ‘
home. on Sahnday afternoon at 2:30;;
| clock. Ilill‘l'llit’l“. will no in tttverstdp
II-IanIcrt The Masonic burial some!
Will Dl‘O'Ililblv be employ ed
IIIIIIIESE OFFIIIIIIIS
ARREST REVIILIITIIIIIISTS"
lllNlmN, April 15.«-Ii‘iiinoue Gov- ,
eiimient ol‘fiiinls in Shanghai tot!!! ”
nrreeted several reiointionnrios will
had come from Japan, urrorzdi n; to uh
Exchange ’ielcuraph Company‘s (Illa
. patch. They were charged with sprout“!
ing sedition among the regular Bola-I
let's, Iltwllmcnlti aim were pained, aim
iouotl to be signed by Dr. Sun Yul/2!“
former provisional pi'celdeni, They”
said to contain inatruc’tioua for a iii/[W
aproad uprising and tho "10330.0?th 0
official: this month. ,
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Inns. nauseous .
' Til scoop: Invoiio:
W Iinn'rr'onn. April 1.. -. In a“
“PAID IN FULL' Iclsion flied today Judge William'
The Ollillflfll fihOW {910111108 '1‘ In) ilennett of the Superior Court, diuihlib
ace the application or Mrs. Refill
Hooker Wellingr . daumbter of tormb ,f
Senator Edward W. Hooker. OI {kiwi
city, for a divorce from William
Welling, an instructor at Trinity (3
logo. The suit was heard last to
’Mrs. Wishing charging intolerfl
:crucit'y.
LEG BROKEN WHEN HORSE
STA R‘l ED.
.‘tll‘rcd l.. Bishop, Wilton. was
bronnht to tho Norwaiit Hospital, lust
nitihl. su'l'crhn: from a compound l'rac
lure of his right but. llislmp had been
driving it Hi: stopped and
iltil'lt d to step on the wagon, 'when the
horn“ bolted, throwing him onto the
around. lie fell in such a way as to
caueo 0. compound fracture of the two
lobes in his right lei-t. between the,
knee and ankle. lliahop will be laid
up at the hospital for some time an to
mend oi‘ the accident
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THE H H P. CLUB.
'i‘ho liiiluidu llomer Pigeon (llub
’i‘hla orgunintttlon
:p. for tho pmponu of breeding, exploit
,ing and met In: limiter pitteoun. mighty-
'two llll‘tll-i were [town home from Nl‘gw
lltchoilo recently and on Saturday
more will be taken to New Yorii city
jibe Ilub are as follows:
Presidentwdohn Callahan, of Songs»
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Secretary and Translator-owl. Albin;
Johnson.
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Matinee at 2 unlock
Pleasant. Hour. Evenings at 7 o’clock
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