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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 17, 1915 · page 1

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THE SENTINEL THE RELIABILITY
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coxriuxs LATEST ACCOUNTS FOR ”‘5 1.
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1513 EVENTS. . POPLLARITY .

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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN O PERATOR.
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Entered at the South Norwalk Post
ESTABLISHED 1870 TWO CENTS

0111110 on Second Clan Matter.

RAiIRUAD UDIAASADN NEAR
GREENSEARMS IMPERIIS

HUNDREDS

Rear-End Crash at Four‘
o’clock Yesterda ay Aite er-A
noon Injures Several-—
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Physician.

Although IIIII‘I Bressesllo Avoid Gloom and Inconvenience‘flm NAME A SECRH

Wounds of Others on
Train
A New York bottnd loud cittsltrd

irrlo 11 N111 York bound express at I
t1‘-'11o(k yesterday afternoon, 400 feet
west of tlrt1 lreens Farms station,I
while the express train was in motion.
Nine p;r>st~ttgers. including too wont-
en, were injured. and a conductor and
baggagemaster on the local suffered
slight injuries. No one was fatally or
even dangerously hurt.

Many Bridgeport ptoplc wtre

the two trains and 11111 physician Dr.
'12. IN. Il1tskell.ot $13.1 Static street
though injured. uttl'IItlt'll to the:
ollu'rs who were hurt .\11 1111111111

11.1.1 slightly damaged and 11 parlor car
pttt out of t‘OIIIIIIlsMUlt

(Continued on Sixth Page.)

PRDNINENI R. l’UBIIUAN-S
liDNDR JOHN A. KING

A large number of NOI‘YYilIk Ileptrb
limits were present at the compli.
nteutary dinner given to Jolrn 1‘
King. the recognized leader of the
party in Bridgeport. lust ctening.
Prominent party men were present'
from all parts of Connecticut. Front
1. 111 7 o'clock a reception was tender
ed Governor Marcus II. Iloicontb. at
the Algonquin Club. and :1 lunch was
served to the invited guests. m1

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diners taxed the Casino to its utmostI

capacity. about fifteen hundred being
present at 8 o'clock when dinner was]
served. There was excellent instru-I
mental music and singing by 11 large
chorus. and speeches were made by‘
Governor Holcomb, 'Ilon. Frank E.‘
1Healy, Hon. J. Henry Rorttback. and

the guest. of the evening Jolttt T. King. 3

Mayor Clifford ll. Wilson acted as
toasimasterand delivered 11 ringing
speech. The address of Mr.
very highly commended and was lis-
tened to Willi closest attention
Among those in attendance from Nor-
w‘nlk were the following: '.Ylayor' Carl
A. HIII'SII'Om, Representative Churn-.2

1.13 Tristram. Representative Crumcr
1‘. 'Hegeman. Henry '1’. Price. Lester
'Hyatt. Harry W. Mather. Attorney

Nehemiah Candee, Deputy Sheriff Ed-
ward B Doulens. City Cbcrlc Stephen
Dokus Charles H. Dilworth Judge Ed-
ward III.

bier. Harry Smith, Herbert 0. Pol»

I d. Irving Byington. John D. Milne.1

.puty Sheriff Nelson W. Benedict.
Thomas Leatherland. William E.
Keisler, Senator Herbert E. Bistro
and lidmund E. Crowe.

UUlNlARD AND PRUSI’EUI

 

 

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Kittg w'asj

Lockwood, Frederick S. Am>1

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SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMHHH I7 1915

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Probably rain tonight and Saturday.

 

 

 

RIDERS UNIV AAEEAIRS ill GREECE ARE
REAIIZED SUMA 0W QUIEI IN CHARACIER
0f $200I000'1113110111 1111111111 A

Altalians Plan a Big Move-
AEUR EURUE lU DE NAMEDlI

ment in Albania. and
large Numbers Are AI-
Somc of the Testimony BroughtA
Dot 1n Railroad Director Trial Change In Appointments When [11-

 

 

PRUMINENA
BUSINESS MAN

PASSES AWAY

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Mysterious Woman With Ilntibandlc'm'ge "1 R‘mer Doc 'f lor-

 

 

 

in Paris, "jug“ Charges,‘ VIIIIt's Oldest Business Men,

 

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Shop Early- linti' tn Nomad—-
A And Mail Early

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You who waited last your for the
“fitted lost rrtittutc’ to do your (“Artist
mas mailing. need not be notified oi

llllt' vast benefits there are to D1
Aenjoyed in getting otl \ottr our of
ttwn (‘hrlsttrtas presents early

learned that by exot'. 'ience
.YInrk your packages“ 'Ilo .\ol Upon
Hull Christmas" and then it doexnt
intake any difference tiow soon you
Tire surprise of the ufiatr
isi't spoiled, and the joyful expectnnty
Its only increased.
lie sure packages are properly and
:sirtirgly wrapped up. Hate the 111111111
and 11ddre:.~ written in large and read
by road handwriting. Tell llte 1111111
Int the window whether the contents
is perishable or fragile. Write your
.own name and address on the puck-
111.11 lion't trilix It1~d t‘ross or (:brist-
Arum soak~ on the frortl oi‘ the parcel:
only on the. rear. Above all Bu
1 prompt! ‘
rrccls destined for points in the
middle west and southern states must
be mailed 111 least four days before

ICht'ialmas sooner preferable. to in-
Asurc Christmas-time delivery. New
‘.York. Pennsylvania anti New England

Abound packages must I111 sent away by

Tuesday‘ or Wednesday, December 2i
and ‘.‘2. ti' yru w'.~.ut your friends or
Ar'elttlives to get them in time for
.Christmns.

- for insurance tugs.
pared by you at home. amt will sun-I
Adeluy :11 the post-utilce. Special deI‘
livery will secure prompt titlivery ot‘
lyour patimges :11 poirtt of destination
Mail l-Iurly‘

IANRS. NIIIERS $7, UDD
. IN lEWElS RECAWERED?

 

 

 

A pcrsistant rutnor was circulated
this morning that \'c\\ York detec-
tives it 11! located thr1 $7. 000 in jewels
whith were recently stolen front the
Mrs. A. F. Miller residence on West
Iavenue. (‘Iricf of Police W. II. Pen-
nington declared he knew nothing of
the trtrih of the report although he
had heard of the rumor. Both Mrs
Miller and her father Judge A. It}.
\ustin. are in Sen York today and
cottld not be reached at their home
Judge Austin is planning to leave this
city goon for Porto Rico. and it is
probable ltis visit ltt New York has to
,do only with the securing of necessary
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Ask the letter»c11rrier on your route‘
They can be pro-3

Succumbs to Apooloxy

WAS A EREE NASDN

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ready Landed in AvIono
--Italy Will Also Help Ile-
Yestorday Showed lie lladeA Police CommissionerWoife Tells
Mayor Two of the Men Named

organize Serbian Army
Did Not Pass Examinations E

A .___,_, With affairs in Greece assum-f
l t'ity t‘lerk Stephen DOIIIIS yesterd 1y ' mg a quieter character there
Armor: m 11111111111111 F- 1’01””) 3‘ fin has been a partial deflection of
1.1I-trnutn11rary officer on the Nornal interest in European capitals t0
Alz-ohte forte. It is generally supposed It I _ .
i: but the {amiable 1116011 by the court l C tallan plans regarding Al-
Acil in pzrsmtrg on the names oi Louis barua. The general belief scorn;
Alirebnr and John (‘ollins will be an to be that the operations in this

Inuletl 111 ’luesday night' is special meet ‘
I li'trstronr, us new theater 0f war W111 be on a

 

 

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Funeral Services Will Bo Ilold FromIA
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‘ e o ew York lawyer says She Iiis late Home. Monday Attor-

 

‘ ling, its .YInyor t‘arl Axe _ .
‘ ”I'm thky’ cocktails alld Atrial "a" "I ”Gill‘s-'1 o'er Twulwas stated yesterday, has instructed grand scale, The Italians 1n
‘ ‘ t‘ity tlerk Hours. not to notify thIII Strength. are already safely

Months, Willi 1,500,000 Words’
of testimony

Highballs 1
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11 their appointments. ashore at Aviona, as well as at;
it was ex- poltct cun1.tr.ts.1-11ut lltll)

c r i ' ‘
‘11“ .\i. \Yolic who notitit'l the brunt e ta n new pOInts 0‘ Strateg‘c
Ithut 1111111“ Hrehtn or t‘olltns had importance. .
passed the civil servitt 1:. tntinatiorts For years Aviona has been re-‘
chunky s11 Itirat tl11 ttpplitants had been rt‘ttllirtll garded by Italy and Austria
‘ A‘” “"d‘m" ‘w‘aum‘ “‘ 81A 11 3:331'3'3“;3'.11111 as the key to the Adriatiq'
‘ ' ' and the anxiety with which ltaIy

1 The many friends of George. II.‘

The (barge tbttt htr- husband had It 1v111or1d the local furniture deuler.‘
spent a night in Paris with a wealthy will be grleted to learn oi his death '
‘.Yiiss X" and the admission that ‘ers Awblcb octurred llllt- morning M his NEW YUIIK, Ilec IT
(‘olt had bet u in the habit of drinkingAbotne on lbrin-lcy street. at it o'tltK'k tsion of the trial of 11111 eleven former

 

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whiskey, cocktails and bighballn were? _\lr . Raymond had been suffering “”00“,”; “r the New York, .\'et" llzt- .1 11' r city 1'11. .msy—

features ot‘ .Yirs. t‘oli's testimony .W'o tor some time. the effects of a newly rep and Hartford Railroad uttdtr tb1 ““ 11111 watches the Albanian coast is‘
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tttday in tin suptriur (null wbtn tin ttt t~llu(l\, wbith occurret itt 311111111111 [Mp ”pom d .1111, 111 pm due to the extstcncc there of .

and from which be nett‘l‘ pot-l Ihul 1111111111 the tltl)’ 11111111111il11
‘(Iovernnrt-ut would rest its case. ’i‘lr-
9”" ”A All“ “M9“ Federal attorneys hnd ‘fll two 111'

IlflY'IlIt: rim-33mm- more \Vllllt'r’rb‘t’fi to call. and res

trutl oi her divorce action against week ago.
Harris Dunacotrib t‘oli, prominent‘recot'ered.
New York lawyer. was resumed. Mr. Raymond 11:13»
Mrs. (‘ult had her petition dismissed business men in this thy.
late yesterday by Judge (fuse. untilducled :1 furniture house, :111d turtle! Alimony ”r mpg-VI it wus purport-ll,
immediately afterwards bur atlorneysltakiug business for a good runny would 1).. brlei Tire ”my 11;”, 1...?”
“led built? of an appeal to the su- ,ycart lie was born in \'etr Canaan in progress two months and i111 tliry'
preme tourt of errors 1 Acornin‘t to Nomad. 111 on early uae"gr.1l null! 1111111 I 1011-1110 welds oi its
Much was said about the mysteri He has been ailing f1. “tit. out A‘ 1‘ timuuy bud been taken, about) 11111
Mrsoua “Miss \'.” whose name was years however. and has been forced to thirds of “may was gIth by tharle
kept secret lry agreement of tourtt-w1l.lretir1' from the attite business w1hi1hI‘s MclIen, form”- president of ”3..
Mrs Colt said Iur husband and the was their taken over and conducted road . II 3 33 1 . . 3
girl who came frorn 11 well knownAby his two 1111ns.l.et1‘r11nd.and David 11]“. m3... two “11mm“... 30mm Lu"“l‘lda"mll‘ ‘l‘rl‘l‘m‘il‘lirm‘1‘1‘t‘i‘dghlifil: its ranks are being re-formcd and
New York family. sailed on the same W. Raymond “1‘ Raymond A“ 4‘31 cius ll Stewart. 11 ship broker, and “g“I‘L‘II “‘Thdltlenir‘w‘as very [argn SUPPHCS landed by the Allies
simmer for Europe and both stayed survived by one daughter, Miss (‘or .Madisurr t‘. tlunterman, an attorney, ion 11 r ‘d‘1i ti 1'] t bein durin the past fortni ht dis-
11t the Hotel Continental In Paris. nelia Raymond. lietcuscd was irt his were called to round out me (lovern Ily atterr “ {E‘mi NINE)“ ‘olmNarruE g g
Then the couple went to Stuttgart in seteuty filelI .VPRT ment‘s evidc'me in the MetropolitnnI‘Amsfm :20“: "(‘6‘ OI Eglunrronde de tfibutcd
(ler'rrtuny. .ers. t‘olt said “Miss\ lie was a \eteran of the civil war Steamship deal by which it Is allcgr11I|("‘°e Ircce HE)” d1 d A i is.
bad no utnid or ghapet'one with hen-and always took deep interest in lo [hp defendflnp Edward D Rgblfi‘ys “mm“ .1111 0“" m0" ‘ e m c
1 ‘ Svecn orchestra furnished delightful ITALIANS DEMOLISH
1 ml affairs. He belonged to St John' fircauaed the transfer of the steamships ‘ music. Refreshments we". served . K P N
(Continued on Tenth Page.) “”189 F' & ‘ ‘1'-0“" “1'01“?" Hartard and Yale to the Pacific coast The committee in charge consistetlI . RU P qu \
- Lodge. A 0 0 R1 and ““5 I member" Stewart said be had been employed f 111 mm) in able Workers: Mls Rllhll‘” l)c1‘. 17. \'la Parts. 5..
IofFSt.nl’uI11I's(‘l1:1rch. ill b h Id 1 byathe \'ew Haven from 1899 to A‘H‘UAgutlil‘ll'lllt‘ Dt‘l‘ify‘,‘ Mrs. Frank A. State 1‘11. 111—.1‘1 correspondent of the
Attic F3212?![lon::r:)fc2:l9“d9peuidI exo “712x.c.el)Itn {3033:3322 2:11:21: ‘I‘V‘l‘lr‘lcl‘f‘lDO‘ll' lMiss \Iargaret Kennedy. Miss Louise ldcn .\ztzron:rlc tclcgraphs from
A <Sc.hattb and Mrs. irank Svec. of Star the front that 1111c of the famous

coNcREGAHONAl ”DIES Al111rIlteley street on Monday morning: tan Steamship Company of Maine «11’ (olumbla Circle. William Jesse Krupp 42 ttllillllt‘ll‘t guns was I

A n “ clock RP" Louis Howell Number 2' one of the concerns organ John Silt-0:1,} II. Hopkins Frank Bec-
brought from titIrtnauy recently

“All 111111-1111» Friends will kllndbjtze by Robbins to facilitate 11111 1111.111 AIM 111111 I Davidson.
HEONA Qand placed in position before Ro—

omlt flowers. ! Guntemtan said he was an assistantI
'I‘hc W'otnaus Association of thcl

Soutlt‘Vo orwalk Congregational (‘lturclt IIRS‘I‘ DISIRICI

‘held the third of a series of six',

good harbors along the Italian

Adriatic shore. Should any of

these harbors fall into hostile

hands the Italian fleet would be
vely handicapped.

NDRWAIX EURESIERS
UDID JDIII DANCE

lIItltr the joint auspices of Starr of grn'aly ’5 ”menu! to Contrib‘lte
It‘olumbla t‘lrcle. Companions of thr- greatly t0. the rc- organization of
Forest 11nd (‘outt Mttltntkerno. F-or the Serbian arImy. which is now
testers of .anerica. one of the pleasunt- concentrating In Albania, where

 

 

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.counsel for the New Haven and ttl.1le' .... . . . . . _
In the employ of that road handlctIA ‘U‘m; H“ gun was fired fit
brought tccn trtncs \\'lIlltiUI doing any

Athe defense1 of seterai Stills
{against the Metropolitan of Moi. re. He
Astrid he. received no cotnpensntionI

ARDDPS UDNDENIRAIE

11(ln1utec he and then the

Altalians located it and demolish-

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'Iuncbeons at the church on W panes- t out that compan "‘HHAHUA, MIXIC‘WI , . _

day of this week. The luncheon wagl frThe testimony of these two wit-3 ”‘I Al‘ I“““ “ A‘“ “L“ Placed-
served by life ladies of the Flux I-liilA - "9-8598 “as intended to show the

District Mrs. Lewis H Nash chair-I New Havens connection with the; El. P5130. Tcx.. Doc. I7.‘-—Troops

'bi-l th1£
“ H0“;- 1rrc being rapidly concentrated

mar-butt. the \'illista capital. corn-
frorn Juarez, .Yladera. Pearson and'

Ailetropolitan transactions.

rdefense contends was Ronbins

Directions to the residents of lbe1affair conducted for his personul3 (“Al
[1 irst Dis‘trlci. as to what ;.ction to profit. h";

311BU" DING FLYING AMER-
ICAN FLAG DESTROYEDI
BERLIN, Dec. 17. by wireless

man, and was pronounced by etery
one present to be excellent. After tltel
luncheon, and u very brief businessA

 

meeting, Dr. J. Milton (‘oburn enter- ' 1 t l . . 1
inined the ladies by a talk on “How “11““ in 0399 0’ “T91 I“??? Issued this? It was stated today on behalfofAIx’lllleSflsfiouggifIIgeirx1,3311It?"“a: 33:53:; to Sayvtllc.—-Thc charge that 1'.-
It Happened. “telling how he became morning. b" “"9“” “"9! Powell. NoARobbins that ‘1‘“ ostensible profits 0‘ upon, would be directed toward the Russian warships several. 11

rough a te 1i 1
SIAM h “ (m ‘ 1. "mm $1.5? 18111111 of Julisco. mnoths ago dutrot ed a building

I Persons arriving here reported tba’ ilyitij' tllc \nttrtt‘nll flag. is mad:
but three 0“ “‘9 thirty American em in an otbcral publttation of the

ployes of the Madera Company. Ltd. ‘ _ _
of Modern. Chihuahua, had been 1311- lurkrslr government the (her—

prisoner b) ”ll-1 .03 110813-888 for sens .\cws \gcncy announced to-
Thc statement. dealing
t has been re- Aw'itb various allegations of inter‘

one shall attempt to ring In an alarm
front arrv box. The boxes are entirely} terdny. netted him in reality Int' 31
out of order and it would be only 11:000.

waste of valuable time. All alarms. The Government also sought to
'should be telephoned in to the Hope connect the New Haven with the deal
Hose Company. on Water street. by calling Augustus S May. Treasnru
Telephone number 4-2.. A master box' er of the road. and H .\I. Kocher- A9“ . l t
has been installed in that station and‘spcrgcr. Its financial vita-.presidenf "h“ repayment 0‘ ““598 i“ 31"" ° (la).
connected up with the tire bell. InITbey were asked about a $2. 000 00) “’9 \Iexlcan employee.

case of tire 1hr.1 erson who teie. ho'nesIloan made 111 March, 1911. by the. New; A“ unconfirmed repor . . .-
must no sure IIIEId give the exldct 10- England \avigaiion Company. a Newlcelvod “‘8‘ "‘9 ranch W A M Roxby national ‘3“ by ‘ncm‘c‘ Of I‘ur

Itban two hundred years old.
cation of the trouble, so that an alarm‘Haven subsidiary, it; the Billard (‘om- has been looted bv Villa/1 forces to kcv follons

‘Iwo MURDEREHS may be sounded for the. right district. party. Tin1 latter corrrpany is the“”‘“8 “‘0‘“ 50m” “‘1 ihat R0“) “The Turkish coy crnntcnf’has

A By needing these instructions, serious; concern which borrowed from thcl‘ms been “me“ prison" and ”"9“ published rtports concerning vio-'

ARE [lECInocUIfn delay and trouble may be avoided if aI F‘armers' Loae and Trust Companytoned “"1“ death ,lntions of international law by-

no pemon ‘..$l700 000 which was employed in the:
Tale lMetropolitan transacteons. The Got 1

n collector of antiques titer a short
history of .the different makes of fur-
niture. Dr. Coburn spoke of the man-
ufacture of porcelain ware. and show-
ed samples of the best known and
most highly prized pieces of this art.
which. he said, was only a little more

 

 

 

fire occurs Above all.

should attempt to pull a box Allin-11g them are the

the enemy.
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AVENUESEDR CDASIANUA .1... Tmm

Itbni in many instances it is ditlicult
‘to remove' ice and packed down arrow

Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom Ins of
. . ' r 1 1 - 1 ‘1
tficrally desrgnated Proepect Hill. in .2511;“ffiffffilfigs“lig‘lllelli‘r‘y“2331‘“?

the first district. and Quintai'd ate
nue. III/the secondIdistrict, “5 ”‘9 ““13 1:11:30 ‘b‘ttllns‘l‘d‘r‘yp‘l‘eill‘ehn‘ls inTl‘llee N33121:
two bills in ”I? (‘lly that 01'1“ b“ “All dealing with property owners in the
med for coastrng purposes. Young .1-11sidential districts who negleCt
stirs are tvarriredI from slitting on any cleaning 0,. sanding their smpwwks
Iot ter streets 11 he city Officer Alli-1! City Engineer George A Sherron this
H Smith, yesterday afternoon, “3”" morning declared positively that pros-
ed boys from sliding 011 Cedar street cctttioris w1ll follow non- observances
The sleds crossed W08t avenue, thus o" the ordinance covering the n1attcr.I

ntalring'thé sport dangerous. . A
IFREEZING RAIN IS
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‘PUIIDE Al WDRX75'UN
Ital RENARXARIE DASEA

One of the. most remarkable (‘3st
ever called to the attention of the
Norwallt police was reported to tread
quarters this morning. It is rumored
titrut :I Illdmlmtown man is the father.
0 a l I! his own 1111113111111 N0:ing and tumbleifull ex Hence. and
Iconflrmatlon could be secured butjthe going for 11.111111111111151 far better

acme Sergeant Thomas Leather'Ilu the. road, where a better grip can
Its Investigating the matter. be obtained by the unoxperlmce'd,

 

Onc' s temper is dangerously stretch-
led to the exploding point. and one'o
lvocabuinry is seriously strained, due
ito the awkward mode of navigation
resulting from a rain storm which Is
in progress today The rain [TU/.9 as
fast as it fell. coating sidewalks and
everything else out of doors with ice.
Traveling on the sidewalks is a try-

 

 

pbone. the Hope Hose.-number 4-2 ,ernmont contends that the. $2000. 0003

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IENlilNEER SUERRUN DN

' . COATING CITY WITH ICE

OSSINING. N. Y., Dec 17. ~Wortl1y
Toolcy. of Athens. N. Y. and Ludwig
Marquarht. of Kingston, N. Y., mur-
derers were put to death by electric-
ity at Sing Sing I’rison this morning.
Tooley murdered John llullenbecl: at
Athens last year; liarquardt killed
Mrs. Nollie Paula, of Kingston.

Tooley was almost. cheerful 11s beI
sat in the chair. “Good-bye." he cull-
ed: “If this does anyone any good.l
i am glad I am going."

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No wonder the memberso‘i’ the
Young Men's Club of Trinity Church.
make. such a hit \\'i h the ladies. They

 

 

 

are suclt3joliy ent rtainers. One of

KATA)“ Will. HEAD the cI‘ub' famous "Ladies‘ Nights"
~ . was held 151 evening in the Central
Glut" To MANSMUGHTER Food building quarters. A large num-

ber _of people were present. including
Trinity

 

representative membel's of
Church. .

The xoung men sang their late min-
strel show bits, and met with a hearty
response. Miss Helen Taylor, talent-
ed “pianist. entertained with piano
solos. Songs of excellence were. ren-
dared by Mrs. E. J. Sims. Interesting
recitationa were inlrnttubiy presented
by Mi: 3 Ruth Mead Various games
were played. and refreshments were
served The chairman of the enter
tainment committee was Henry“. :.0.

Lewis Katona, the nineteen-year~old
Hungarian youth. of Ely avenue,
whose father died several days after
being shot three times by his son.
will stand trial in the Superior Court
on Tuesday of next week His coun-
sel, John J .Cuneo. of this city, said
this morning, Khtonu will plead an iv
to monslaughtor.. It will then be p

to the presiding Judge to confer so. -
tence on the boy. the maximum pen-
alty for the charge being ten years'
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I;3Bailey. 3 .. .1'~-—-—I-—.h-W.

loan was made to the Pribtrd Com-
pany by tlte New Driven to enable tbeAI
‘Btilut'd "Jompanv ‘.1'1 (arisel the debtl
to the .rust company.

NAIE- WITIED NAURU
NINSIREI SERIDUSAI NURI

James Hendricks, :1 half ‘witted
negro, who just dotes on playing plain-
tive alleged melodies on 11 tuneless Causlond gave a piano solo, a selec
banjo. yodellng songs". and holdingl tion by Rubensteln. during the after.
loud and spirited conversations with .uoon. and the meeting closed with a
himself on the streets in the ea‘IyIA salute to the flag.
hours of morning, was ordered remov-i 1 -—-—-
ed to the Norwalk Hospital early this' (Continued on Third pug“
morning by Dr. 1H. H. Wont Hen-l

IlDDNNlSSIUN UDIERNNENI

(‘ity Engineer George A. Sharron

 

A 11 hen he gave a highly interesting and
lentertainlng lecture before members
10f N_'or\\alk Chapter. D A R., on.
A.‘ '(‘ommlssion Government." The meet
A tag at which 2111'. Sherron snake was
the. regular monthly session held yes
terday at the home of Mine Edward E
Gorbam in East avenue.
inn Swnrtz presided Mrs M. R Mc

 

 

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dricks was seriously hurt by a kick‘ ”—-‘“"J""‘—'

he claims to have received from Rob ROXBURY GETS CANNON.

art Thomas. Tho s was arrested at WASHINGTON, Deo.17.—Senator.1

McLean of Connecticut introduced in
. he Senate recently a bill directing
nAthe Secretary of War to deliver to the"
town of Roxbury. Conn.. one bronze
or brass cannon for field piece and aI
.11 table outfit of shells.

3:40 o'clock thlam mrnlng by Oflleer
Robert A. Gainor, charged with ais-
aault..ludso1 Vosburgh held him
bonds of $250 for trial tomorrow
morning. Hall was. not secured by the
prisoner up to noon-tlme.

 

 

 

was at his best yesterday afternoon '

Mrs. Christ- A

A “On luly 1(1 and 17, cncmy air“

men shelled 1111' hospital at Ha— 1

couzlou— Dortnop.

“Turl islt prisoners were treat-
cd inhumanely by the [Wrench
11nd Iiritish. and fore cd to assist
in front of the works near Sed—
dul Rain.

”The enemy
inc cruns in peaceful inhabitants
1of Dtkili in Karasia. Asiatic Tur-
kcv. '

“(In lttly :Russiau
lbonis destroyed a lnttcd States
Almildinc flying the L ttitcd States
Illag at Port —-———-."

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A ‘RELIEF STEAMER

STRIKES MINE ”

I(I\'l)()1\I. l)cc.1 17. 122391)
n1. «Tin 1clginn Relief Cont

,rnrttcc' .11 steamer I tt'crt ool. iron
New York for lxottcrda“. Aver
been beached on the E"“"-3'1'~
cast cottst in :1 :4:
las 21 result or striking a mine.

,I.I~ti

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fired with mach~ '

torpedo ‘

tiltinp‘; contlitol '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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