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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 13, 1916 · page 11

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Tanasoavjjiin. 13, told

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LET us Hardwood FIOOI'S sum BACK m M“ '
TELL YOU 1 add selling value to a house more than anything else you can put your l i ’ rls ram a
l money into. Such doors cut down house work and are unitary. l ..__._._. '
, Our stock comprises the heat at their kind in on, Birch and Maple. iFmfl Caught Sailed F
SOMETHING i A" of mm w I m m 6 as they take a mu pom “d no“ . t _ _ "- GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
SONNY— I it. Whether you are building new or just recovering .old floors, you , It MIMI! OII "MCI! to ”III the
i should Investigate our prices and flooring Before deciding on the kind ' i Italian ”my
BUYING COAL i :.. °‘ “W 3°“ “i“ We- . - tam-w m, m... a. . e ‘ e ' "5 ‘
t: . ‘ BRIDGEPORT, Jan. iii—Ralph ’I‘. i 3
IS NO . t i Borino, the politician whose recent 1 I In er a e
T so i The Ha’Ch 6 Balle CO [arrest in the notorious Hotel Auto.
FUNNY l 5- . . i Water street, disclosed the charge 1??
-— . SOUTH NORWALK CONN. that he has been receiving money “it?
' O . . _' K from the resort under the promise of O , C :Q
BUT YOU GET ur IpeCIaltICF—BGIVEP Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster. 1 using it to protect. the place from W.
l _ lice interference was handcuffed to a [es “1 8 an 03 S <
i " iState Policeman Frank Virelli, int
COMFORT l 1 police headquarters this forenoon,i g
and halcd before Judge tioward 1.? a,
FOR YOUR ‘ f‘urtis of the Superior Court in the9 fl
’ county courthouse. Swee ‘11 ed C ' t' ‘ ‘tt‘
MONEY t WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY ““5 mnmmd ”w issuance 0‘ a. pi g r u tions on our en ire line of seasonable garments that means a chance to get $1
' l)t‘lli‘ll warrant by Judge tittrtis. at the‘ big values for little money. “331'!
l'tr-iulit'r of Assistant State‘s Attorneyl ' ~

' CONTEST“ , (laielt A. (‘urter and Alexander L. De-'
Laney, prosecutor of the Bridgeport,
city court. lioriuo is charged withi

,receit'inx cash from the unfortunate“I
women of the underworld There is;

“0 S 50c I a special statute to cover such cases.

0 , Prosecution against Ilorino is

planned Oil the assumption that he:

‘ kept the money which he claimed to:

‘ , have been using for the graft of po-t
‘ rice officials.

MANY ITEMS FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN ARE INCLUDED.

Sale Begins Friday Morning i
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tiled iii to await the Borino case, Pros-l l“ ill? home to be cared for. lie was

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Co i .. - . It became known, definitely, today,
:1 F sh ........... 14c Tile Fish ............ 14c ”m Mrs. Margaret meme' the mo.
-_._nh___ Huwnwmm H - . prietor of the resort, who likewise .,
ahbut ............. 14c Salmon .............. 14c . MS “"er on a bench “an will WW- .- . - w _- __ ”-4- _- _ w--. -. .6
he at “'illlf‘t‘cfi for the state, as Will be ‘ Q Q 9 Q g a, . Q Q 0 . . . . . . g Q . . o g Q Q . 9 iii
Smelt ................ 16c Butter Fish .......... loc four women who have figured in the. DEATHS AND FUNERALS' ’0”e”o”o”o”e”o”e”o°’0”e”o”e”.”o”o”.”o”o”e”e”o”o”o”o”¢”‘ ’
, :iife of the Water street resort. G K' Y . ‘3' i
g H ‘ . . - ltorino and the itmtuette woman ‘ . eorge mg. . e. 0. ~.
I cmng " """ 8° Spanish Mackerel ~~ ‘2 1 2c ‘wt-rc at liberty uutlrr hoitde, when income Mutt. aged nnwiyvthrcc ,. C 3. a:
‘ ' their cases were called iii the city {rut-‘2 (hid atrilic Xaromake liontc. : v;
, , , t ”m“ today. To the surprise of the 'e came iere rout White Plains, New 00 00
? SChllllZC S salutary Markets city court spectators, many of whom lork, some Works at"! and was sent 3 . z

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, . . 2 WAS INGTON S . MA S . ccttiol‘ Denney asked that the charge =1 ltostlcr. . .
speflal lflvowe Of 3 H T 39 IN T be unlit-ti, This was part of the pro- “is remains were taken In chars" .3. .9. f
it NORWALK. ‘uratu, lntt the bench warrants had “3' flt'lll'ge \\‘. ('Ulllll. J12. and Will H“ z ’

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I 0 0 PAlRS :i'ttlloweti this step, and then Vireili «Vul'wttllt for a time. )1 is expected 00
,scri'ed the trench warrants. that friends Ill White Plains, who .3. e

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Neither of the prisoners furnished ““Fl‘ ”0”de by telegraph, will care

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South Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.

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like resort was for his use in her-pint: of West Norwalk. and formerly in

.llnil of $1,500 an roqtilred by Judge it" ill“ funeral services. .0 0.0

B M t d Pr i ' C ‘t‘urtis. and both were sent to the M .3. I .0.

eers ea an (W 810“ 0. icounty jail to await trial iii the Feb. Mrs. James 3“". .3. ’ 3.

- NORT MAIN ST. . T. ‘ I'Iltliyr lcritt of the Superior (‘ourL Harriet Isabelle litmus. wife of .

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I ‘llw police away H “3 claimed ”ll“ ”14‘ :l‘ut'cr)‘ business there and in .3. .3.
POPU L A R FISH SPECIALS . I'llt‘l‘t' was a‘par‘tiitelrshi‘p Etl'I‘IllIRl‘ltg‘lll. lturieti, died last night. She was lorly- ? r . 2"
.a so. Itl‘ltllizl “' I c c l'f‘i‘t‘h't" a nine years of age. llcsidcrt her hits ‘ . ‘ ‘ r °
’ COD 18¢ 1 sillislllllilill revenue from the house of hand, two sons, tliutflH‘ll J. and lint-r 3’ [here is really “0 [335011 f0: '9
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’ P R I C E S HALIBUT ...................................... 20¢ I -... The funeral services will be held 3. you not taklng advafllage Of 0111' .z.
. ‘ : ‘ on Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘clock, 9
! FLAT FISH " ' " """ ' ‘ ' ' """"""""""" 12¢ j ‘ ’ front the West Norwnilt I'nioti t‘liapt-l. 0:. MARK DOWN SLALE. ’0.
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‘t SPANISH MACKEREL .......... . .............. 18¢ ‘ . lntertttcllt In West Norwttik Cemetery. .3. 0.0
_ i SMELTS ....... ...... .. ......................... . ‘ "' ' .. o’o
- ; TILE FISH fig“ , Will . m... .. an... 5...... 3° You need not WAI F UN] IL :
h . a i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "' """"""""""""" t. ; The l‘i‘lllilllll! of E ijah Smith. :t 00 e 0.0
ten , . organ: uranium. ........................................ 53¢ «outwit mm W. H... h... T... .3. PAY DAY 3 charge account ill
. r i SALMON 18¢ . .. ,,,,,,, N tilli)’ night at 39 Nov atrect, were .3 t a“ ‘ l' 3.
, ‘. . _ ‘ ----------- ------------------------ . . . ‘Slilppt‘d last evening to his former ’ ‘ 9
a Ueenor ‘° ”35' E' Dev“) ; EgggffoliDISSH . .. ........................ 'r" 12¢ "aha" Tl’dlll WICCIEI’ CUES am; home iit Hampton. Virginia. Funeral our S 0.re WI prO‘ e 0 d grea 0:0
E' WA HINGTON T., ...... .. .. ....................... t. - - - scri‘i cs uni llllt‘f‘ul"nl \‘iII tal' . lace e
z s... ut-iawitx coma FINNAN HADDIE 05%;? threat “mm" M 0mm“ ”It”: ( ( \ w p ° convemence' ’3'
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. .__. .5 ._._. M...T._~ _._.< . . . . Expre’ ____fi,___ Funeral of A. I . “cGinnla. CA’. . . o. . . . . . . . ..“. ..”;”.”.”....”.”....”}.,”,é
w . A smwum‘ ““3 “mm“ m ”I“ ”my put...“ .\I “up“. ““45“,, \\" m... ”.00.“;‘.“.”.”o”o”o’°o”:”o’ 2:21;“: 3—0: 0 .1...» e o J
‘ ' llinl Superior court in .‘liiltllt‘ltlull you and It. linrr Iirach. t'tpresctttiti: flirt ‘
Beltetius{Cieagterylfutter. a lb. ................... :{gé Ma“), “(MW)" when Mum "um won “my. N0. mg. F. and A. M, at- , CAPTURE OF SADAGURA
u"? ea .3 ' a ' ' ' ' ' ‘ """""""""""" c . onto, a Middletoutt liniittu lhrcnlcncdlwndm ”w “my“! of H‘ . hl _ mp“ BELlEVED TO BE TRUE
Native TllmlPS. a bushel .. ---------------------- 55C to "get" State l’olIi-ctnan lt‘milk \‘irclli‘ . . ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ (Continued from First l’agcl.
Magnolia Milk, 3 can .. . . .. ....................... 10¢ of lfuirfit'ld. litishcmo had bcolltw'fi””“"" fi""”““ “"1“" “‘“M i" ‘ . /
I Uneeda BiSCults cut to .. , , tottttd guilty by a jury of being llllv Newark. .\'r\i .It-txty _\lt-. \lt'iiiilltin defenders are being pushed back
' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' " """"" . ' lli'fllt‘il iu the wrecking ol',the Valle)" . . . ~ . .. . , - - ~ .. from pOSition to POSition and
Tr our Carmelo Coffee cut ‘0 . .................... Pt _ ‘ ‘ . '_ tins .t iolnnt lthltlllll oi Nillilt .\o ‘ . v
i y 200 l(,’:i‘;11”:n:l “218:2!"2:qml‘p.:(““?:fl:l lit: Milk. and had “VP“ :1 lilt'lllltt‘l‘ of thc m‘htary experts cxprcss the
,/ i . :couri room. he shouted to \‘irelli lliz‘dhl’unh' llllll'l‘l‘il" lUI' li'ttir'. ll" It‘ll Opinion. that thc fa“ 0f Cgttmjc'
/ the Italian language. "\‘irt-lli, I'll get .. ‘I widow and two ('llillli‘i'il. the capital of Montenegro, 15 P05"
H A STULI you.“ \'ireiii was in the court room sible in the near future.
‘ tt.’ ' J ,attd did ttot show any emotion when

With the political fortunes of
the compulsion bill satisfactorily
safeguarded, in the view of the
British public, attention is now
in the Auditorium of the South Nor- Liftediogaidthlfv 33212236 322;“;‘511
‘alk Lilirar' tnnorrow afternoon at . .. ‘ :
Yam ) ( trons. The officers of the Miners

' linsltcnto threatened hitu.
Cale Remarkable.

‘ linrtheino was ”to fourth than to he
1 W.- l tried {”r the crime. “mm "mm“ arc
' : now in \\'i-thersiield serving scnteitcc.

'l‘Ilo tune will probably no down ilt
history as one of the IIIIIJl reitinrkahlc
‘ itt Mitidleuex country criminal annals.

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ways be selected from the ‘
Ir grades of meats» :al'i’l .
a.“ ‘constantly on hand at i
mok's Market. Chops. stinks,
go. squabs, broilers. th-l‘y-
that tends to mak.O life
living when a g9!l““lll‘- ta—
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We wish to impress on your mind that our Coffees.
Peanuts and Peanut Butter are the best. and being freshly

roasted. are the best values in the city for the money.

Try Our Peanut Butter

Made While You Wait ..

East India Tea Co.

125 WASHINGTON ST. TEL. 371.

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l’l‘hc wreck itself, although hilt one
‘pr-rson was klllcd. was one of tin,-
t wot-st ltt this country. The fact that
the railroad alleged lttttncdlntely after
the wreck that it had lit-ell caused by
; hutnan agency, ruiscd ti storm of dis'
approval. Later on four men were or?
rested, charged with the crime. bll'
were later discharged for lack of evi-
dence. The present four men were
arrested last August, almost four
years to a day from the date of the
, wreck. Three of them pleaded guilty.‘
but Ihislteino, the fourth of the lot, iti-
t twisted on his- innocence. The chief
cvidencc against hitil was the state-
tnenl of his alleged confederation and
‘ a confession which the static alleged
the had made. iii Bridgeport jail. He.
later on repudiated this statement.
saying that it was not wliut he had
intended to sign.
State Policeman \‘ireili was active

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itlout: the side of the rails and it was
only :iltiiost a miracle that the train
did not pass over his body. He was
piclivtl tip unconscious and taken to
tho Norwnlk llnspilitl about 6 o'clork.
The train was coming front the west

and passed Iliroiluh South Norwnlk
at 5:10. The man never regained

consciousness. ills injuries consisted
of a fracture of the skull in the front
of the forehead. it was seen that ho'
could not recover and it was no stir
prise that he passed away at 10:05
this morning.

Very little seems to be known about
the man at the present time. He Is
supposed to reside iii Ncw Haven, al-
though he has been occupying a fur-
nished room at llt‘. Alexandcr avenue,
in New York.

The officers of Butler Lodge. No. 97.
I. O. 0. F.. were installed last eve-
ning By Special District Deputy Con doors.
.\'or-

walk. The work was finely conductcd,

neiltis Ill. Daniels and staff. of

and a social time followed.

Tonight the Norwtilk and the liruns- _ .
“up up Vigorous speech in he House of

wick Bowling Team's. will

against each other at the Norwalk Al-
leys on Isaac street, for another be
now
stands a tie, both teams having wot.

tie on the ducks. The series
on hatch.

Mrs. JOSEph WhitIEy, who was
moved to the Naramnhe Home
days ago, suffering from a

t- ing

Federation are. holding a meeting
in London today behind closed

Sir Edward Carson. former At-
torney-General of England, dcs-
crjbcd the rise Of the United
States as a creditor nation in at

Commons as the debate was clos-
late last night.

“There will be a great shift-
ing, for a time at all events. of
the center of commercial power

rc- in the world,” he said. “We shall
«we have to contend with the great
broken friendly nation in the west, which

arm. escaped from the institution last before the war was a debtor m-

night.

The authorities Were notified

tion. After the war it probably
will be the chief creditor nation

and all effort is being made to appre-

".\letlicai Examin r Sam 1 I. -
0 tie t final hcud her.

Ington was summoned and viewed the

In running down and securing the or-

f he world.” '
test of thc men and evidence against 0 t

The one .great lesson 'of the

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POR‘TCHESTER, N. Y. __ thcni. ‘rcmaius. He has notified Coroner 4‘10““ “W““Mlo‘l 0‘ the McKinley , . h
CARNIVAL NIGHT FR 7DAY Jan 15 , --~-—-~——~ Phelan and a time will be set later for Auxiliary aitd Camp will be held this war, Sir Edward Said, was i a;
’ ' ’ ' ' WASHINGTON LODGE INSTALA. the holding of an inquest. evening in the Town Assembly Hall. International law, treaties an
Extensive alterations have transferred the ball room of the hotel trio”, ' ——- After the busness of the meeting has conVentions haVe all broken

in a most attractive and up-to- late resort for people of refined
tastes. Latest popular dance music .'l‘lie restaurant will cater to
your own particular wants and demands. Banquets, dinner parties
and club suppers. Menus malltd on request. Special business men's
lunch 37in, starting Monday, J moat-y 18th. from 11-2 daily.

SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER WITH MUSIC. .

‘STRONG BRITISH
ATTACK REPULSED

The following offices: were install-
etl last evening. at the regular incet-
ina Of Lady Washington Lodge, Shep.
herds or Bethlehem, itt Red Menu,
Hall. on Main street. ,

Cotiimander~Mias Leah Cohn.

Vice Commander-Mrs Harriet

been concluded, a suppm will be ser- down. W . .
ed at which them ayor and several? “Vile. have also learned, he
other prominent men will speak. continued, “that-the most expen-

The local police have received word sive institution 1.5 a state unpre-
to he on the lookout for Mrs. Pauline pared for war. Finally, and above
Hoffman, who escaped from Dr. MaC- all things. we must rid ourselves
Farland's Sanitarium yesterday. At of the root of all evil under all
the time or the escape Mrs..'Hoitman governments—the misleading of
wore a raincoat. and a dark suit. She our people by the science of vote

 

BERLIN. jau. I3. h.- wirclcss
iO SayVillc.—.-\ strong iritisli at-
Lockwood. tack near Armcuticrcs and two
i Accountant—dire. Charlotte Plait. l'rem‘h otislattghts "1 lhc Challi—
?I’ro\'ost Smith and many members or‘ Chaplain—Miss '(Jhnriotte Lock- Pagllc were i‘cpulscd by the Ger-
-tiie board of Trustees also rec‘d-den wood. Liliana, thc \\'ar ilfficc announced . .,
their disapproval of the fights. i, Marshal~Mrs Harriet Fryer. today. is about fifty years Old. and l=Dealfli,catcbtl‘lg.
' Coroner Knight. after investigating inside Guard—Mrs. Maude Miller. t ' _ with a German accent. No trace 0f
1 ”‘0 “rm“ “m that the death of Wm" Outside Guard—Miss Gladys Fimh'l Albert Romano, of Oak street. who the runaway WW3“t has be“ round MINERS OF GREAT

, lam L. Miami, the freshmen who lost, my ge- r-on'o ——Har 111mm ‘ t
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; ..r 1,.» w..- _ Trustee for Six Months—Preston
”' “' i" tl’HlAl)l-.‘tl.PHIA, Jan. 13.—»'rhe bowll location. and that he had found now-,nuyu. in court this morning. charged withf owing to the epidemic of grime. CQMPQLSORY SERVICE
. rain, which has been an annual eventt ing to warrant maste- All of the 11*} Trustee for Eighteen Months— violation of a trafiic. ordinance. chierrwhrch has attacked the town. and in Lon [10), Jan. i3, izgfi p. in.
tlmirlteugnlivfimtt; zigzngavlza‘ngfitgt legally students are expected 10 re’. t‘linarle: other“; ' B t tor Police Pennington was on a trolley. its course has not spared the millfwThQP hung-rs liedc'ratio“ 1.an
- - n c- . - nor? e»——. the one an a. . . . . , its ‘n t e ‘ , n, m c in in .otit on
similar forms of class rivalry. willi - - Past Continander—~Miss Carrier car in West atenue, yesterday after carriers, the first into ma 1 til (treat ”“8; ~ d c ‘ g d . to
. : - . i an as th result. t" noon. and detected Romano driving First District were. slightly late 1 8 today, reso \e uitaitiuiou. \ ‘
x . plobnbly be nbo is e e .ARD OF THANKS. ‘Olhmng , , ‘ 0t . ‘ ‘
.hs yesterduyzs _hattle between the; we desire to Dummy mm. 0..." .‘,.-,..-_._ trackiessiy past the standing trolley‘moming. Five of the NONE“ P0“ ‘EORQOSC the. l3!" for Loml’u SmY
, Sflhhfim“: :3:,,,§::%¥‘“},,§‘1§§9-,§3 friends. the B. P. o. E. L. O. O. \l. i‘OSTON EDITOR DEAD. ’car. Judge Voabursh found him anil-l nce men are laid “D with the misfit; . military service. i _
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ii - n :1; emigre .were injured. 1 land the empioves or the Norwaik iron MELROSE, Mesa. Jan. ‘13.—Frank ty. and imposed a direct to and casts“ three of whom. Glendannins. 1190““ t The Federation cnmowetu Its

$12.57. The sum'.snd Nickerson are carriers; Eva‘y‘Iprcsidcnt to call a further confer-
thins has now :been straightened °“t-lcticc, in the event that the hill
however. and the malls are be“! ‘19-: becomes law, to [consider what
.nvmd °“ “m“ iatlditional steps should be taken.

L. Welt for 18 years assistant: news amounting in all to
editor or the Boston Evening Trana- was paid.

here today,
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Resolutions favoring such action? Works, for their kindness tithing the
, “3“] “‘8‘“ “"39 institution 0‘ “"3" illness and after the death of our be
I c “3 athletic contestaunder faculty loved wife and n.- ther cript, died of pneumonia

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gfi;;‘,2°“;,,‘g§;§,;lofif “my flight, ALBERT T. shimmer. and mum axed 51 years.

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