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that' is new lnI all.
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Will Drder united Electric Light
and water Company to Re-
move Wires and Fixtures
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IN INESINSS BASE
Agreement Between Third Dis-
trict and Phone Combany
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The Sentinel’s exclusive story some
time ago regarding the action of the
iUnited Electrchight and Water Com-
pany erecting poles and stringing
wires, which act was regarded as one
of trespass by Mrs. Henry J. Hipson,
wife of Councilman Bipson, as stated
in an interview,.;~creatcd quite a stii‘
on the East Side, and East Norwnlk
people will be interested to know that
the matter of reparation has not been
dropped by the district commissioners.
,They, havetaken the matter up with
the proper adihorities, and the plans
may yet have, the corporation officials '
before the Publle‘Utilltles Commission ‘
{or investigation. .
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Committee oi Court Hears. Ar-
uumepie on Value of Proper-
ty Wanted
Hearings have been started by the
committee appointed by the Superior
court in the condemnation proceedings
brought by the Bridgeport Hydraulic
company to secure land owned by Mrs.
Stephen Sanford and Emery Sanford,
ot‘ Redding, which borders the Aspe-
tuck River. The commissioners are
John W, Bank's, George W. Finn, of
Bridgeport, and Francis Green, of
New Canaan. The company offered
$10, 000 but the owners demand $20,~
000 ”
. The property is located in what is
known as Pleasant Valley, Bedding,
and comprises the family residence
equipped with modern convenience,
including an electric lighting system,
two fine burns, two tenement houses,a
grist mill, two ice houses, a slaughter
house, several minor buildings, two
water power sites and a largepond.
1). IS. Sanford and A. G. Barnett
probate court appraisers on the estate
of _.tho late Stephen Sanford, placed a
valuation on the property of dyer $20,
000. The figures they presented were
not particularly called in question by
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E. Church. last a ‘ 5 5
in the neighbor
Drank a Small Bottle of Catholic
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Generally Fair Tonight and Friday.
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‘ . ‘ - - . members of the r , tion and la
ABM ""8 "Wilma, and 018"» vited friends to 7 Charles
BBIOI‘B Physician Elmore Bartoyth pastor. The;
occasion was on ‘ sure and de-‘
Arrived 113111 and lasted .1 'clock to 10,!
\ o'cloclflh‘The' race . was'heid after:
several speakers 5 5 board. Rev
William“. The
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he retired from =»
N. Sigmundusup
Sunday School; .
and he extended
department to Dr.
cmas welcom‘
e church and
a church since
work. H. MLI
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District
‘lafi:
Frank Ruccaneill, s “1311- known con
Rev. W. H.‘
\‘Valteman. of the . E. church,
tractor 111111.111. dealer of the First dis- Itoilowed Mr Si He compii
trict, committed 5111:1111 at his home Iniented the chflrc I itasood for-
at 58 Ward street just before break- tune ”1 scouring m n able ma“
IlJr. Barto .nnd d a‘ most suc-
fast, early this mornin' 1) ~
5' y drinkin, cessful year and
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loaderslp.
the water company‘s counsel with thei
exception of those relating to threeI
parcels of 1111111 ranking as wood and;
pasture land, and as such wo1th from?
made their estimates on the
_ they mnrfigd .111 its
:Il‘ltilding site' a. the tracks in their
, The commissioners have secured r-c
suits from one source, that of the
,lSouthern New England Telephone
Company, at any rate, and this is en
‘BQHI‘BWF‘ The “11%
through Plant superintendent Ladd, oiiI
the Bridgeport Division, has notified
the commissioners of their interest in
the matter, and has stated that the
Ilinited Company will be ordered to re.
move from the 'plione compahyfs poles,
there‘
the wires and fixtures placed
1111110111 permission, it is claimed This
notice is to demand that the work be.
done at once. ,
’l he district line it contrast with the
telephone company, an agreement in
form, under the date of April, 1908, it
is understood. covering this point and
, making it -impossible for another cum-
pauy to use the telephone company s
poles if the district does not desire
this to be done
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14c til
florgies, 101:.
See bass, ’lilc.
'lmtterfism iDc.
Bluefish, the.
Fresh sparerlbs, tic.
Plés‘ foet,,6c.
1/1va Beers Meat and Prov. Co.
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A very 1111on1111111 evening was pass-
1 ed by a. large number of people at the
card party and dance, given for the
benefit of Court Laurel Club, at Red.
lMeh's Hall, last evening. . . 1
Miss Vivian Mali; :1 the 1111111
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won the gentleman's first prize. The
first prize 11111111211111 1111' sdié's went
illcl
. - first 5111151 for whilst show. 1D. liven 2
«opinion beln specially well adapt-5‘
ed for hm“. One parcel of five
11cm . W six they figured
at gloom acre, 111111 another or 23
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II) bra u, but- returned in a few minutes:
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The building committee
Norwnik Lodge, No. 709.
and Piotective Order of Elks, was not
Iready to submit a complete report at
the regular meeting, last evening, but
plans to do so at the next meeting in
two weeks John F McMahon repor-t
ed that competitive plans and bids hndi
been advertised for and one of these
had been submitted, but, others were
expected soon. I
The semi annual reports of the seci
retary treasurer, board of trustees
and finance committee were read and
voted spread Upon the minutes. I
The committee on the recent char-
lity hall submitted a report, but com?
Iplete returns on the tickets have not
'yet been made. .
Two propositions for membership
were received, and one candidate was
elected. !
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~Don’t forget Jolly Five dance; Sat,
night, Arlen Hall. Admission 25c.
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BODY TO BE BROUGHT HERE FOR
INTERMCNT. '
The bpdy of the little daughter ‘01'
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph M. Goodwin,who
died about six months.ugo, will be
brought to Norwulk tomorrow for Ill-
terment in Riverside gametery, The
services will be conducted by Rev.
Ralph G Hartley. pastor of the Bap
. that church and will occur at three
BTAGE MANAGER KIILLED BY
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NlilW YOle. May 141wHoWard flay;
o clock
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5 1.3ch a theatrical monster in charge“ of
» the staging of the Shuhert. 111111111.
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539.1950 $30 per we The witnesses...
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Benevolent ‘
curbolic acid. Death resulted 11 fewI lilies Caroline K
minutes after the poison was swallow me Wigs ,Md ,3
ed. The dead man had been a resl-Z spoke briefly and
dent of yNorwalk for: a great many. senting M” Barto
years and by hard and industrious lip-'5 ”OWN“ of “WWW
pllcation to work, rose from a lowly 119’“ and 135‘- 3" 55
station to one in which he was regard- H9 dwelt 011 ,_ 07
cd in high esteem by the business men church “1' “10 3 .
of Norwalk. Ruccaneiii was between Wk W86 “108$
.iilty- tour and fifty- five veers old. andICime the 1’8“!!th
he leaves a widow and several still-.H Odell and M";
dren. 3,le Dt‘. Berta Inn.
This morning he tollowed in; neural Refreshments '
custom stdll’é‘at 11 iii“ Cellini; had been concluded.
tie 1111111.: 7 oclcck and washed. When}
he had finished he walked out to the;
. president of
of the church,
inded by pro
11» a beautiful
5 Berth was the
.111 the evening.
militias of the
day, and his
acting. 'l‘hen
. , nature William
I m5 Kent assist
Wife and son.
‘1 . the re
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Before ordering fish, fruit and vI no
and uent directly up stairs. He was. tables. call 948 \\ est Ave. Fish 'llikt
being enrolled at the breakfast table
by his family, when Mrs llaccanelli. 5"" WAFW GAME”
1 Hill
heard a gurgling sound She rushed
petuirs and found him lying in bed
unconscious. lilo had swa allowed the:
Iacld on returning to his room. One of
the children rushed to (,uimlne I
Aquino a junk denier, living a 1‘er
happened. He hurried to the dying
11mins bedside and called for some
sweet oil. Before this could be pro«
cured Racclnem exrlred Dr W J The ConnecticutNanonamunro will
'Tracey was called immediately utter not. take part in any war game this
it became known that Racclnelli had summer Orders for the summer
taken poison, but he arrived too lateImmb of instruction have been issued
to render medical aid. lie notified Dr. Ifrom the office of the adiutunt gen-
ISamuel if Huntington,tl1e1nedicalex-'em,1 which send the two regimen“
uminer. W110. after an inquiry. 31”" of infantry, First Separate Company,
verdict of death by suicide. in the Signal Corps, Ambuluuca Company
search for the receptacle which had and field “own“! to the state camp
contained the death dealing fluid. Dr. at Niantlc for eight days, July 11.13
Huntington was unable to locate it.‘ inclusive; Troops A and B, Cavalry. to
What method Racclnclli had used in Pomfret for five days, August 10.”,
disposing of the home has not let inclusive, 1'11 Battery A, 11111111 and
At hiantlc, As Usual
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that after he had taken the carbolic “an“, 1pm. for nine days. Angus!
acid. he lhrey the bottle out 01 “19's- 11 inclusive. T1111; 1111111 all hope 01
window. A 58.37011 01" '“W yard. h°w5'51a joint maneuvre in the vicinity of
ever. failed this morning to reveal it. ICape Cod suggested by the WI" 110.
The motive which surrounds the dub pertinent. earlier In the year,
side has been pretty well established The reason that the militia of tho
as that of despondency. brought to on New Engjand antes will not have 11
acute state as a result of his habits forI war game {his summer, in place or the
the past few weeks; which temporarils'l Istate comps. 13 anld to be because
unbalanced 1118 "film Some “m" “3° there Is not odoush money appropriat
Raccinelli made a threat to his wife as to finance the 11111111111111 Mill-
thot he would commit such 1111 act. bun iary instructors profess to be jugt as
that 11191211111111 not taken serious”. wan 91.111111 with the state camp as
as he had always been in good 111111111 the war. game. for. while the field 05!.
s» and W33 comfortably situated linen nears gain knowledge from the latter,
claim When the new“ ”We”! ”’0‘“ they any that, for the enlisted men
the upper district, this morning proi vgha campafiy officer. it I. a case or
111111111 111111111 w braided by all who hike hilte’lllkév with little learned.‘
5 n." ‘1“ w .proml- I The War 11911111111111 has tightened
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Thailand:
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theI
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beatings of his,
been determined. but. it is presumed lery to the artillery school at Toby-,
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Tendency Appears in he to. Es-
tablish a fad Firs Deésrtmeot
There is 5a movement undei way,
among the members of Old ‘Well Hook
and Ladder Company to give up activel
membership in the City of Nonan k
Fire Department. and bccomc' slmp': yo.
social organization~possibly becom-
ing known as the old \‘I' all Veteran
Fireman's Association 'ihc project. is
being discuSsed.a11d quite a large per-
ccntage of the membership appears to
be in favor of it.
The firemen have never bccomc'
quite accustomed to the changes cl'fctt-
ed by the consolidation of the town,
and the merging of the various lire de-
partments into one organization. and
there were several members oi Old,
Well Company who objected to the1
change of the quarters to the west side
of the Iaiirond tracks when the newI
Central llIire Station was mottled.l
There has always been a fondness for
the old quarters, occupied for so many
you s, in i-idiiland street. and it is un
‘derstood that a lease of this building
can be secured from the owners,
'lmunsbury. Mathew 11111 11‘; Company,
1 which corporation has been approach-
ch in the mattei by several of the
I uremen.
I In recent fires the Old Well boys
5huve found that there is apparently fmor of the idea, which is indeed a “DWEYTBN "OHS! 18
very little for them to do. The big
.truck is not taken out any more than
doors away, and told him what had‘EncampmgnN—m This Year WI” [a necessary and scarcely ever goes ide
-the hill section. The work lately
Icatinguishing what small fires there
Ihave been in the Second district hasI
b1 on done by the new auto truck or5
the chemitol wagon. which are moroi
in line in use by, tll members oi“
Putnam Hose 110111111111 n
The Old Well Cemhnhy'hlht recently
celebrated the fortieth anniversary of
its organization, and It was remarked
by some of the membefs “13511 that it
w uld be the last cel‘ebrh’tIon the com-
pany, as a flre5 hghtIng organization.
.would ever have
,l'lhere has been a tendency of into,
it appears. to establisha paid fire dc-
psrtment, as far as possible, and scv
eral members of Did. we'll believe that
a paid department Wm bdcd‘me 11 real
ty before many months have gone by.
At present there is 11 phid chief engi-
neer, with three assistants drawing
‘. 1"
‘0
Small salaries. and about twenty five CW"- Judge John Keogh “Wild D") tracks 55in the vicinity,
regularly paid ilrs fighteis in the [fin
its of the new 11 ouIth taking district
1 Thank! _W‘ell members expect to-
votécn the project of withdrawing
from the (lily of Norwalk Fire Depart-
ment at a future meeting, and if this,
is done. will immediately form a vet Iorinlnal- llclnsco cast will be show'h NEW
crabs association. and seek quarters
tor sogial purposes solely.
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Banana Marshall, of New Canaan
llt 95151111151“!Imen15avenue.hndthe 11111101111111.1111 week 31193590“
to lose tWenty- three little chickens aim
night before last. Th“ , nylon hits 11611
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lohn Malone Gets the Use at the
Frank H. Merrill Lot in Hoyt
Street, First District
it has been a long recognized fact
among the merchants on Main street,
First District. that the country peomc
and others who drive into town to shop
have no proper place to hitch their hor‘
ses. Some have steeds that are afraid
of the motor vehicles and trolley rare
and consequently don’t dare leave
them unhitched. in such cases many a
purchase is not made because of the
circumstances and 11 loss is sustained
by the merchants. A remedy in .0. way
of setting aside some land fora pub-
lic hitching post is the only solution
and John Malone, of the. Brewer
Malone Feed Company took theinitia-
tive and began looking around for such
a site.
Today he announced that the lot ad-
joining the Silver Lake ice Company‘s
ice depot on Hoyt street and owned by
Frank H Merrill has been secured
and will be made ready for usage by
the end of this week Mr. Merrill has
been very liberal in his arrangement
for the rental of the property only
asking that he receive interest on his
investment, and thatiho merf‘hnnts
pay the taxespwilich wasrcedily a-
greed to, 5
Work will be started immediately
by carpenters and when it is complet-
ed. there will be available bitching
space for lwenty~flvc teams. To make
the place available for those who are
necessarily detained here lu‘the eve-
ning. or who are obliged to come into I-
town at night, an are light will be
placed on the property to give proper‘
lighting facilities. Mr. Malone plans I
5to drmwfur' this matterwithwtbei
United Electric Light and Water.
Company today and have it installed
i111media,tely.4
The expense, roughly figured, that
I
1
Iwill be incurred in maintaining this
proposition will not be over $100,110-
cording to Mr Malone, and the amount
will lionsubscrlbcd to by the merchants
on linin street. All are in hearty
good one and indicates
ness
progressive I
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"MEN BDES Til—55“ Mil.
F08 MIJIIDEB ATTEMPT
vPltadlng guilty to assault on his
wife Lizzie5Seke1cs with attempt to
:,kill Anton Nagy was this morning
sentenced to spend not less than Ion:
nor more than five years in state's
prison. It will be. remembered til it
Nagy attacked IIis wife about 10
orlock on the night of Saturday,
March ’I'th, as she walked homewnrd
through Slprlhgword with Albert
Kuhn. lie stabbed llt'l‘ dcep'y with 11
case knife in her breast, and only the.
rapid approach of Officer Milton l
Lockwood prevented further injuries,
and the probable death of the
portion. Llnxweilcr and Hegemnn rcp-
inherited the prisoner in the local
5mond stir-ct, how '1)th was v 'slted. by
l-nalle cause and bound Nagy over to
the Superior 111.111. where sentence
“as passed this morning.
“Many pickronp. ,
In the "(loud Little Devil ” with
I,
.u.
at Pleasant limit and Lockwood’s
- lluli tomorrow
CLERICAL CHANGES IN BANK.
Announcement 13 made of the selec-
tion of Horace Richards of Baton
street. as clerk in the National Bank
at Namath. This is made necessary
Leroy . Who
leaves to take" the position of score?
11 up 1111111111; o'thsr tour hens. The {owls Iiiritippanrhal tnry and treasurer of the New People 3
Tril
“Company. Charles (lager, of
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I1.1111911 promoted to 1111111
. . hospital corps
III III
Bald-Headed Informer. r1111
Disturbed When Thinking of .
Rosenthal Plot 5
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Quit Alter “Squealer” Tales
Were Spread, He Tssliiing
at banker’s Trial 5
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NEW YORK, May 14.—“Bald Jack“
Rose, chief witness for the prosecution .
at the second trial of Charles Becker,_
charged with being the Instigator on:
the plot that resulted in the murder‘
of Herman Rosenthsl came from thez
stand at the conclusion of tlv'e board
of relentless cross examination lie
tcrday, bright-eyed and smiling. .5
The bald-headed iniormql‘, (inlet
and unfalterlngly answenpd ev
question asked him by Martin Ti
Mouton, chief of Becker's counse
Even when Mantonshoutcd accns,
tions of murder at Rose and tried!
make him admit that he bad5m
his living by committing petty l >
111811 and by selling opium to the din
of the habit of New Ypr . hi
Town, the former gambler
unpcrturbed
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500 persons to buv live cod. 511151115
dock to steamboat (dork.
VISITED BY BHIIGLAK
The home of C. D. Albrecht in Raye
burglars last evening and 11 11111111111:
50! silverware was 1110 on, Mr5 A514
breclit stated before going to No
York this morning that he :19th
his loss at about $11.11
It is believed that the Ltble55
thieves were frightened alvay b *0.
completing their work. as a number/,1;
other valuable articles were found
the dining room all ready for remove
nl. but only about $310 .had disappeared;
Enirnnrc to the house 5was 031263;!
by inserting a knife under ‘the with-1
dew fastener and turning it aromn
so that the window could be rat 5
No one in the house heard 8. 11111111,
during the night. it is believed th
the work was done by amateurs pay
111ny tramps who infest the railron‘
5‘ M._.5 .WW
ORDERED Tl) BE NEW
LONON, May 154. -
were received from \Vflsinngton
Fort H.“ G. Wright today by 001.150
D..l3arrette. commander of the
Lhndon artillery distri1:.,t to hails cl
companies of toasts artillery
Fort Wright and Fort Torry, togetli
with the Eleventh 391111 Arlll
band, prepared to leave for the;
at s moiriznt's notice. The (mid
regarded as the most significant
the Mexican troub‘e began. 5'
night the 01111111111111 woes
and a secret consultation 11111
11151 forts. Meier P. J 111111111
surgeon at Fort" Terry, Iissu
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