4' (my nigllt' may 21s: 1914mm roiiow- i 6 «Scanners Sport Pages contain all that is new in all branches of ath- letics. Complete Baseball reports. EVENIN Associated Press NM freon All Parts of the Validity a Special wire and Our Own Operate:- is the ham: paper I 7 Norwallr because it is , ' all tint I" newspaper should be, bleanmewoy arldugjtoodate. ‘ ESTABLISHED 1870 lRlllHl CAUSE PAPA [ lll HR lHE AlAlSlllll muummmu 3|”de llAllllll APPllllPllllllS $3,000 lllll lllllll llllifll Also Passes the Budget “$1.250 for School Purposes citizens of Darien gathered at the Town Hall, last night, in answer to a m Between seventy-live and a hundred ' farm Hand Who Killed Giovanni Carrieri, In Wilton, Given Ten Months in Jail ~————n llAllSlAllllllllll Pill Hill llllll Alliill’llll lodge Eager Says It is Always Diliicdltlo Decide Such Cases —.————c call issued for a special meeting. It was for the purpose of ratifying the action of the board of finance in up pnpriating certain sums of money. This was done. Robert S. Purdy act- ed as moderator, The first matter to be brought be- fore the assemblagb was the appro- priation of 83,000. which is to be the town's share of expense in the build- ing of a road from the Post road to Iiiug'sEnd bridge. William Andrews, of the board, explained the position of it on the matter. He argued that in- asmuch as the residents in that sec- tion were willing to underwrite to half of the cost, it was a good piece of busi- ness for the town to accept their of- fer. Dr. H. D. Hanson moved that the wounds That simple fright caused Agostluo Pnpaie to shoot Giovanni Carrierl lib: M'ilton on December 28 last, was model manifest yesterday when the facial were laid before Judge Edwin B’ the laying of Warrcnite pavement. He Gager in the Superior Court. Crimin‘ declared that it was unsafe for horses 31 side. , because of its slipperyness. He urged Recognizing this fact Judge (lager, everyone to vote the proposition down. and the other that there was no a“. Mr. Andrews amended the motion to deuce whatever of criminal intent, ‘ read that $3, 000 or as much thereof as 'Judge Gager dedided that a sentencel will be neiessary for the tow‘n a share. 0“ ten months in jail would meet the H' C Fleitnian argued that the town ends of justice upon the plea of guilt ‘ should call for bids and that it compo of manslaughter which the accusedA tent man should be hired to draw spec-i made. Papaie looked grateful when he Iticatious and present them for consid- ,vvas informed of the court's deCision.i eratlon before any contract is award- Papiile was employed on a farm in, 6.! 0n the vote all but Mr Tyler vot- d in favor of the proposition. Milton. He is rather a timid young;‘3 man. «It was his custom to carry a: [th2; spec“: taproprlatiton 2“?" by gun with him when he went out to pelisasarll: w‘lt‘h fnfofsazdfvgle 0:: , l -' . the barns ate in the evening to £1. 11:8 to 1“ w“ passed. (in the night in questtme went ml Th” “MAW 0‘ All! “interdiction is A. and worked around. As he came Am“.Hillel-1:"!allurillfldrego ‘3 Tiffvllowzl towards the house he saw a light: moving towards him. He raised his 51:33:: 33' fire escapes, ”36’ in 8"“ and tired. Carrierrl carried the The Iailt matter to be considered was light and the shot gave him fatal the appropriation of $325 for 13 new . ' . hydrants along the roposed extension Papale am .not run away. On the of water mains fret: the Post road to contrary he went to the nearest house, and including Raymond street After “Ad what he had done and asked the much discussion the action of the! neighbors to assist in calling the finance board was approved W R S doctor and the police \ l Bates raised an objection that 13 was . M‘MA‘UA’M" PA” Accepted. i an insufllcient number and could not: ”A“ grand jury had indicted Pa protect all of the houses, some of them pale for murder in the second degree, being so far apart lHe recommended but after Acting States Attorney Ga- that three more be added but his “8. leu A. Carter had examined the evi- gestlon was turned down .dcnce and ..questiqned the witnesses; Harold Mead, manager of the Nore- he agreed, with the consent of the ten Water Company, gave the cost of 00"" to “0.9” A’ ”A” 0‘ guilty of laying the mains, a distance of 12. 000 manslaughter. The facts were to be feet as ‘12 000. He stated thud forty meeting confirm the action of the finance board. After it was seconded Everett Tyler arose and objected to laid before the court to declde‘ the lamilies have signified their intention . . dame I: Dunlwment- lof subscribing at $10 per family. This, Papa “’33 defended by- Judge with the appropriation of 3326, Mr. Elmore 5. Banks and Attorney Clitus Mead stated totals ‘725' which would H 'ng Judge. Banks “WA" 3 strong be the revenue to the water company DAB“ AOA‘ the accused. ‘- for its expenditure, which, he said. is in passing sentence Judge Gager ‘nnMMm « SOUTH NORWALK. CONN” SATURDAY, MAY a, 1915 lHE Sllll HllllSEHlllll BRllllli llP County Health Officer George E. Hill and Health Officer w. l. Tracey Investigate lllllll lllll llllilll . llllllilllll lll llllll‘ Publicity Responsible for im- provement in Conditions —————- TWMMni ' Fines Test a: do and shes Him Fair tonight and Sunday. lllllilillll AlllllllllASS MllllllllllS mmmms Three Ind-4m One Will an '31!” h I "The next ma who comes before me on the charlie of carrying con BlllllllARS lllll llAllEll RESIBllllll l'ake Several Momenlossfbul Nothing of Great Value Two homes in Darien were burglar; ized last night. The house of Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt on the south, side of the Post Road just below the The :wide publicity given the match ed and menacing conditions at the home of the two Still families, in “or shall street, in The Sentinel, recently. has been productive of good results. lCounly Health Officer George E. Hill, iof «Bridgeport, was here yesterday on ithe case, and he stated that the con- ditlons were fully as bad as stated and lthal the report of the danger was in no wise exaggerated. In his lnvestigth tions Officer Hill was accompanied by Health Officer Dr William J. Tracey. l The two boarders residing at the Still home, No. l9 Marshall street. have moved; the two eldest sons will be sent to a farm in Delaware, ar-l rangements to this end now being made by Judge John Keogh; the two i younger some will be sent to the Coun- in Weatport avenue; tool am. we. dream Billbl a; moved from tile house of disease} slid to now living elsewhere; and theA fatally next door is carrying out or-l iders to move, the children of this household having been exposed to the trouble through their intermingllng Awith the Still children. All this has .come about in the short space of a lfew days. Mrs. isaac H. Still, the victim of the ‘ malignant tuberculosis, which has en- ,dangered the health and lives of those ' residing in the house and in the vicin- ! ity of the place, refused to be taken to ;the auditorium at Shelton. But she and her husband are now left to occu py the premises. .wmmmn In a week 5500 .Was Raised coated Weapons, the evidence is “molest. -I' will give him a year in. jail This gun toting must be stop pod, " said Judge Keogh to a Sentinel reporter yesterday afternoon. “I would have hired this fellowi (meaning Patsy Test) 35 or $10 and costs for assault ,1! he had not had at gun, but I am determined to curb this“ gun-carrying if possible." Continuing, :Judgo Keogh said. "it is a peculiar thing, but Italians are always accuseq of carrying. knivos and guns conceal- ed upon their petsons, but within the last few months fully a score have been arrested. and not a gun or a knife found on tliem." Test was charged with carrying con- They Do llol Know That Part of (:oneliluliomilelo . lay Yet Play In Nedaiislions m HWHWWW iMethodist churih was entered and lthe burglars secured a gold watch iwhlch belonged to the late James Bir- .chard, a collar and a cheap stickpinJA l'rbe intrinsic \alue of the watch is Alittle compared to the value of user cistlon which goes with it. Mr. BirJ chard was Mrs Hoyt's father. The entrance was gained some time after 11 o'clock, the time at which the fam- ily retired. The other house broken into was al- so on the turnpike, but at the other, end of the town, near the Congress-A tional church It is a two family. structure and Ernest Colell occupies ltlie first floor and Dr. Godfrey, the dentist, lives upstairs. The intruders Inmnmn New Interpretation of Monroe: Doctrine May Come l cealed weapons and Judge Keogh lm- MAGAR“ FALLS Out 3133’ 23— posed a fine or 3100 and sentenced A great deal of embarrassment is let the prisoner to thee months in in“ jby the envoys of Brazil, Afgenilne and Test threatened to shoot Charles De‘éleile as well as by the delegates of perm and w“ in I fair way to carry , the Washington and Mexico City gov out his glue“ “bet: he was finally dis Emomenta because of the impatience if armed by those in the barber shop of the public which Is awaitng an adjust Stephen Shimhd in Springwood .t the merit of the Mexican question. Ev — time. Patrolman M I Lockwood was 9" d” ““35 “9 overwhelmed “Alli notified of the case and he made theAAA‘quAAA‘“ “3 “55%" 1M" ”‘0 CORSAA'" arrest shortly after Test had entered lionallsu may lllll' All the negot'ntio 18 the shop with the gun , looking to the composition of differeh- ' In the case Judge Keogh reopened" ces between diuerte and the luliod. judgment later and suspended thq States and similar qllesliom T e jail sentence of three months, on pay most persistent relate to the future meat of the cog". cf Huerta and Whether his resigna- ,tion has been denuded. l i As it matter of fact not one of the BNITG‘IflI uiEnE. Ivita ilssuel AM Mn reached, but, ~ . I“ ' EET' after separate g int night with w delenerroilfY ice and the Unit ed States, the mediators said they ' Any ggmuong looking toward the beliel’ed they were nlniost resdv to betterment of tmtllc conditions are moms: in“ the doom-r acceptance at welcomed by the officials having that “'9 term in charge.- .A traffic officer through The situation can has been so for his service, day la and day out, be-i m ”DAWN"! by 3‘60“”!an for the comes instantly acquainted with whntA mediatorb and the delegates. in order the needs are in the way or‘corrodtion. 10 clear “'3! the muundenoand' ns and Thursday came a time when a It in this . blockade of traffic occurred before the; “Notwithstanding introductions in i United States and of the Huerta go. ernment came together practically as Thomas Hunt was on duty. He called the attention of the mayor to the condition, and made rscommem dations which would eliminate a. repo’ tition of such an occurrence. The custom has been for )he short run cars which go, back downtown from Main street to stop on Wall street. This is done because the motormsn has to turn‘ the switch directing the car into; Main street. While this operatiou’con-‘ sumes but little time, it gives the pos- sengers opportunity to slight and that is what holds the, car there for several minutes. The n‘arrowueas of Will street. at this point, makes it inexpe- be presented. As in all negotiations of this character time necessarily was consumed in becoming acquainted and in reaching an understanding of en: hi other' a personal idiosyncrsclea “When President Wilson and Gen- eral Huerta accepted the godd offices. of the South American envoys to set ences would be pregnant of very great Msibilities and reach dar beyOnd Aby the executive committee. individual strangers and also with‘ imperfect knowledge of the issues to. tie their ditferenAces, the latter felt| certain that the Niagara Falls confer- ' selected Mr. t‘olell‘s apartments, but: went away only slightly rewarded for their efforts, securing nothing but a small amount of change of something less than a dollar, ll ——Music at Royal James inn Sun- day night, 6 to 8. GETTINI lll’lllllllls Flthl STATE BANKERS The selection of a candidate for di- rector in Class B of the. feddral re~ serve bank at Boston will probably be lmade when the State Bankers' Asso- ciation meets at New London on June 9. The informal conference held'yet terdsy served as a medium for ex- change of opinion not only on this par tic'iilar pdr'tlon of the baiiklng law, but‘ on other phases of it. liecom‘lnenda- tions to the association will be made- Before that, however, Secretary C. E. Hoyt.“ South Norwelk, will ask each national bank to submit the name of a. banker chain it thinks would be available for director. The names will be cauvass- ed by the executive committoe and re- loves of Mayor Burnell. It W" at Washington the South American diplo ported upon by the executive commit- inch: and Wall streets and Sergeant matists the representatives of the me. In this way the opinion of Con- necticut‘ bankers will be obtained as to available candidates. v. -—AT MRS. TAYLOR’S, North Main St. Some specials for Saturday. Also white hats trimmed13 and untrlmmed. nmnmmn muhm Coroner Determined to list Real . i said such cases were alwaysedlflicult to decide. A human being had been killed and yet it was evident that the accused was'tlioroughiy scared when he fired the gun.. The utter absence of criminal intent was an important thing to remember, In view of all the circumstances his honor thought a state prison sentence not wsrranted. He made it ten months in Jail SUPPORT hilllEllS '- " lll TllElll FlSlIT A iA-t the regular meeting of the'Nor- . .walk- Central labor onion, .hcid'ubui-‘c- considerably less than the customary 10 per cent. that other companies re- ceive on their investments. . Mr. Champ, treasurer of the com- pany, was invited to speak on the proposition. He declared at the out- 'it would be poor business policy for the company to go ahead with the proposition. 'He stated that he was authorized to offer the company to the Town ofDarlen for purchase,‘and that a bond'glven by the town would be acceptable to the stockbdders. He slid that 3100 000 has been spent. but that it was not paying an adequate from In concluding he said that the company could not entertain the prop- edition with only $725 as the annual Thus Admitting the Accept— dient tor trafficto go around the trol- set that on the basis of s'. 8725‘ revenue, revenue. The matter of maintenance the resolutions were presented. and is not included in the figures given. and repair. he said. is important and tier now rests with the wa- 1 once of the Standout 'Q The Nowell: Day Nursery Associa- tion is receiving congratulations from. throughout the city on the completion of the :week of money raising. The! $500 necessary to secure the generous gift of milling has been raised and the directors will purchase the BrownA house and property in Union street. Eighty test of fence is needed complete the work ‘As an aid in the campaign a card party was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John ‘H. Ferris. Therewere fifteen tablestn the play- ing and a prize was awarded to the winner at each The party, aside from; the triumph financially, was also a social "snows. - - loy car and consequently it must wait until the car has gone around the curve. Sergeant Hunt suggested I: Mayor burnell that a switohman there would allow the car to continue around the corner before’stoppiug,‘ heaping Wall street clear. The mayor will take up the whim Superintendent Co‘p- lay immediately. _ . WARDEN bllflllS IllTD lllllllllill KflLlllS :Dog Warden‘TholnssF‘. Walsh, alert to his official duties, started an in- peace in Mexico and touch the peace of ‘the whole Western Hemisphere. They now feel the delicacy of their pox .sltions and are doing their utmrst. t0 "Old any (“A39 “all“ that ““31“ It is reported in South Norwalk to endanger the success of their efi- day that Coroner John J. Phelan has lforts. something of interest to bring out at “Out of this conference is to cfmeal the Inquest gm; afternoon relative to it is hoped by}. “1°39 “90“ “AM“ 13“ the cause of the collapse of Caisson responsibility has fallen. some clari- N°_ 8 on the Washington street bridge time of the view of all WinAme'l- .vednesda'y night, which caused two lea. resDeCting the attitude Ol “19 Unit- deaths. He has summoned the entire led States and the relation of this Bridge Construction Committee to hp- countryf for a long time to come with peer at the inquest. . the republics of Central and South. The rumor states that some of the America. Pei-balm, 3130. they think members of the bridge committee there may come at: Interpretation cf were or themplnlon that some of the the Monroe Doctrine that will mo'e timberwsed in the bracing of the cof- mly meet the approval of all the re- ferdsm were not of the best, and that Cause of ACCilleiil Resu t- ing in ‘lwo Fatalities 'tt‘venue. . From what he learned sever . -'.sl dogs visited the banners of Mrs. 1mm P sacs; at No. 22 Mew " ting has, several others ville so bad-_ A - 1y: lacerated that the warden ordered : third, killed; T! (161' the Mama: vestigstian at the damage done by dogs on Thursday night: on Buyyiew (comlnueo on rwnltth page.) ' PRACES fill-MAIN THE SAME Througli viii? ' in the so: Then- ’ ‘ rlsst eyeaiug the one dollar a ticket ve been er: the I‘D. avenue and moulded” killing one act. below. The ithey were fearful for the safety of the caisson. . Many believe that the accident was caused by the giving away of the top- most framework, due to the greatly in- creased pressure and the vibration and weight of the four pumps. and it it possible that testimony to this of- Agnes ani-‘fect will be introduced this afternoon. coroner Photon is determined to sift the matter to the bottom in an effort " to decide the true cause of the collar- dnm'e‘ failure. as was shown by the , . ,ot the fol-open of tho inquest “‘ M " street. his l8 iiillilill Will be Sentenced on Fri Next, and Then Returned”: the Death House at, SinL- Sing Will llllllAPllS llll lllllllllll It“ Attorney Manion Announces That Appeal Will Be Taken .w— NEW YORK, May 23.-—For the sec» .0nd .time Charles Becker, former po~ lice lieutenant, today occupies a. cell . in Tombs Prisca, convicted O! W murder of Herman Rosenthal, gamhln for the actual killing of whom bl. 'four gunmen died in the electric a little more than a. month ago. On Friday of next week Becker wil be sentenced and soon thereafter hi? } will be returned to the death bolls! at Sing Sing Prison, which haioft February on the order of the Court Appeals that he be given a new An snpeil by Beekor's coI which is certain to be made, as a stay of execution, giving ' ‘ more than a .yeor to live and the hope of another revel-ail:m M judgment of the trial court. [31,- * The verdict of guilty by the. rain rned after four hours and fly" alts“ utes of deliberation. came as a to Becker, his wife and his “mm They had hoped for sequitlal or worst a disagreement Under the instructions of .l ‘ this Seabury, the jurors had the chat three degrees of murder. two of [it u-ouid have meant imprisonment; this jury, like two juries beforlljlt. first Becker jury and the twelve :- who convicted the four gunment lieved that Jack Rose, chief Becker accusers, told the truth be unfolded on the witness ' plot for the murder of ROM. the gunmen at the instigation o " : ker Martin T. Manton, chief of her lawyers announced that his would be based on the admin!“ the testimony of Mrs. Lillinil berg, widow of “Lefty Loni?” gunman' the ruling of thej refusing tooheur before the int! argument on the admissibility "Dago Frank”. Glroiicl conf , on the justice’s charge to the! . , which he took exception in com; Becker refused to discuss lb ‘ dict. To-a newspaper reporter condemned man replied to an pression or sorrow that "I feel for myself " Then he was led to his cell Mrs. Becker collapsed when told her brother, John Lynch, that 3 has gone back to the Tombs.” was unable to speak, and it was time befors'uhe was able to loci criminal court building with slstance of friends, for her 7 ' TlillllWll Til 3», Frederick hf. Cullen. of C ermine. had a narrow , serious injury in West ”or day afternoon when he w from his horse. on whic 1&5“ laying a horseback ride noise was skinned and 111i”: ' etc. All the depth of his Questioning on ll‘hursdu in mg tumhl * the woodblocld The at ,
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