Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 23, 1916 · page 1

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cumllli Hm CASE,Mlll.S thE' Grand 0liicers in Charge ot impressive

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When lie is I’ll-cited Draws Pen Headed Guilty to Stealing 898 unique Eld’S P3P3d9"33mi“€l ‘

l ltnite With Startling Results , $965.10 Worth of Iron Works: ' Cllll0l'd Was One 0i the Very “RESI—

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Springfield Breaks Air Pipe at HiiiiRS INitRiSt liiili? ””3 mm "'m’i -- _, .. »»--;.e~
Milford, and Newnaven passem CAME "El“ [93“ “if its SiliiiNCijUSPiNiiillf q. -— ‘* it»,

, Prepared to Carry Case to the l -_.-
ger Tram Crashes liltO Rear--- 3W” 0““ °' W “til“ Fra§:n:.::ei:ldro?: rigidities»: Filed in the trim-ll
Flagman Cut to Pieces Trying 5m” - _ «monotonic-n . Went ease-Mor- Irrestsr

\twlirl‘ilii) ili‘irirr: .ludgr 11“th ill " n E. '0'“! III oyster cast |

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i0 Siop 1 raln, and Engllleer 'lit’ i’nllvini iutlll oi Kc“ Hil‘t‘ll at. \‘uzlc llll‘il‘ ‘.' ‘tll ll'i‘hlth this Illilill- Jam“ “J“:T‘E‘LWU Pr“ ‘4

“Hwy lur ”I“ ll E “wm,(tmmnm‘. ‘H'.’ \l-mrr \\.illalil.~‘. ot Bridal-poi
' .l'ii .‘lltliiit‘l l"t"lllli' .ill oi lilia il’._\'.

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‘ ‘ ‘h‘lli illi‘lilhhliill 1” lllt‘ it bill (ll? “r i.lll |‘lt|[l H ulll il.~ ll \\ lttl lii'
curt'b' 0f btdmford, is Also i pliiln- lo illt‘ uMitriiing ~,{ ”u. 33‘,“ \\.i» .iiiil'lt'tl “llllt‘ .ulJIlllllilgz lll lrtll.' "“"' -""”"l"“l ” l‘ ”' “”“Mt’ ”‘ 1“"
mm illlnl‘rul llltllit')‘ in ii“. yum”. llt‘- (ll tint 5min l'illlr Sol-lat i‘lillt, on W. “It H-Urnilll.‘ iii ”iv l‘rllllli..ll hilln‘i'itll

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.. . . . .. ii. . H - . . ‘ l llt'l' pimtlll"; ullllly to till- the“
N b ‘3 V l. lulu i, H”. mm. \ 11 i ,1 _ .I. . H t. at \\lil\)\\ll. bi tii.ilii~ “H “”r' “
a um er d Alnong the lctnnS" I h L H M "HM”, nl‘ SEMI" north It! bra» lrom I?!"

ll\ .lil .lilpu_il 01' it“. rum,- “u“. from M'H ”II'll I.it'li lift from ltllliiuqlilr!
\\ 11“.” i Mi “inmphrd Io mull-N”. m 3, \ornnll‘ Iri~.i \\llrl\- till.lil.ill\. H_\‘

o o . o lipsii-d-l‘ Al‘l'.
DEbrlS, Hurled In Evt‘ry Direction Slitiri.lllrill‘ll‘":l‘lllr‘li":flll‘ll‘l(‘tf ::i1.,.:::.;: All" ilrlz'mu‘lll Williitms “its liming il‘l‘lh'“ “‘M’

r ‘ ,Hlm 1.0““, «- ‘inmwuy \\iil "FR that with lil \\llt' l... was pumhr-il {m- . The “vitally iii tr|>l'b oi illu. llrlllll’io

BIOCked A" FOLr l raCkS f lulu" 'i'il.l;il:i~ ll! itllllltl tiriili: in do “1“ ”mum" Sh‘mlllll "Nell.“ Y0" 1“" l" ”Hm. “um” ””“nwnmem' bl" “l"
I or lilllllL’ llm lltM' tor lllt' l'llilml lint. “‘1‘“ hi- tlrl'“ it pt‘ll-liniic and carved 0" “‘PW-‘t‘mi‘l't'llr ”H“ ”it’dfll‘lldmlls
“mm”, W :1“. “wk and ”H. u.“ now honest i-liipiuyrs up to the time

H Y ‘E’ i! rs .\(‘('llt‘tllllu to tho |l.il.ilui',\‘ Nona
ours eSter ay ternoon .Illlll‘llt‘)'rl from lllt‘ lioprlalits aro ““"d Th" "l“ ”"l "l“ mm" "“".M the bra” the” ”w tour months

 

rt'lltl_\' to lulu- llit‘ cane to the aunt's-mo ill? of \I'illtanl. ‘ifl'u‘Vhlm‘ to Dr. Hiram “ll""l' lfl“ -"“”“"“"‘ W“ “"l"‘-“““- t
court at lln- iinllml Stiller.- in tho it"or\\‘lllmnl.~.auwmlmnlo Drlhrum ““0"“? "“"“ “W“ "prmqml
_ . . . . . . - ' , * ' John H.
NEW HAVEN Feb 2 — ifi" ' ~ < ~ t'l't‘nl ihni ilw (‘lrt'llll muri of .lppmls H “'“" “h" ‘l"-"‘"'l ill» ‘0‘"“5 h"“”‘ ”I” mummy “M i .
. . 3. 0 Hill and formal inqillriesllnto “Hm In?“ “9n. ilrll‘~lo‘(l try “my“ ("moo .lulixe Joseph R Taylor “nu. E'..(S 9"er

the wreck of two en ‘ would ll tllUld Judge Thomas.
pass g" trains on the New York. New Ha- 1 ihllwrt A, tiulnor. ’I‘ho lriai was con HHIHM‘I t‘ol' l“0rillll0. Tho) llrllhh’ nu.» Small-wonder. indeed. that they Call them "The Best PEOPle

ven and Hartford Railroad in Milford yesterdav with .\Illtlllfl lilc rillornl-vs prvtwnl yell-
_ _ - - .. the loss of - . . . . . ., l . ..
ten lives_ thI begin tomorrow. and each one “3m be held behind mm“). mm, Anormn” “pm” & Itlltltlll h,- .liillKP (rl'iifxo it. \onburltll ()IlLilldll} .tid to In north owr Loot '. on Earth. Yesterday members of Norwalk Lodge, Benevolent

- . . . - ‘ - t " -- l' n a. l'iliri li' Th-odol‘o Glover . _ .
closed doors so far as information ,5 now given. The hearing llm‘i‘lllltlrl. rl‘pl‘t'i-lt‘lillllll iln- Loon» “ll” “ll"‘lul “10ml“ “ll-“0" ““9 “0 l" ‘l ’ ' . and Protective Order of Elks. did their level best to live up to that

t . . . ~ . .. . - lilo tulul‘ \\iI> [llilt‘t’d iil Siltitiitl.
to be con c . . (mu mm; in ,m.\. “mm“, P Tm ‘ (lliIlLf’tl “ill! turmoil and Imttel) rind l . ‘ .
du ted by the InterState Commerce commlSSlOIl and at I ' l L n or}... hold ulldor 333nm bonds. A chum. Samuel Mills, of itiiwilytoli. fornicr‘ cxahed honor' and the” SUCCess was remarkably satleafiorYr

 

 

 

which the Public Utilities Commission and re 1' ' lllilll)‘. ri-picrt-iltiiig tho l‘iiiicd lliit~ . .. - l - .

railroad will sit. will begin at the offices of ei’eemativckoN‘“ tors. .lutine John H. Lilli)! roproN-nl. of omen of tho W‘fltt‘ new loilgeu captain 01 ”w ‘J ”Wind IM'uder- | ”0‘ only W39 Washington s Iblrthday celebrated in Norwalk

Haven and Hartford Railroad here at 10 a m A requestohas bees: me in.) 10ml hunk“ and mm”, & ,m :lunillsl Williams. “no in hold for ll'liil oyster bout. lllvndwl guilty to “0:1“er yesterday; but the Citizens of the city, the Elks oi the local lodge.
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made for the permissmn to have newspapermen present. "in“...lming H... puny...” “wk,- unilvr n no bond. 13350 “W“ ‘l‘ “3 "’r "”“l ”“‘ "r l. and Elks from many sister lodges throughout the state observed

Atlantic Oyster l-‘iirlun, inc. ill lht‘ Sll- { fi . ‘ .
perior Court. this morning. it lli‘nitlt.‘ ‘ ttlngiy and we“ Elks Day In Norwalk. The very happy occa-

of ninc months ill jiiii was imposed: 510“ was ”‘5 dedication 0f Norwalk Lodge's very handsome Home
upon Mr. Mills. but upon llit‘ prt‘scil i and Temple in South Main street, which is one of the City's

composed of l0l‘fll mirrors, gathered ‘ ‘ . ‘
tor the purpose llr carrying out n lotion or fat-iii limll‘illK on the good famous buildings, newly erCthd as it, is_
record of the mall. the illness of his"

\t'usliiligtoil social and dance program. . . ~ '. . .- . , . -. “T—
llolll Williams lintl Wilson. ludfllllll‘. “"9 i” ”"5 “"‘9- and other “““m - urn-:in ”illltl. lllltlt‘r llll' lt'iilll‘rfilliil m'

from storiozi told lhc police, had been stances. TPt‘llllt‘d ”l R “lls’llt‘n’l‘l'l 9‘“ Howard 'I'ilio')‘_ n-minnm (Maugham
drinking. As the ilancc was brcnklnfl ”‘9 penulu'. and M” M'ns 1"” I” .

up Mr. and Mrs. William; walked out- frccdmn. pl‘tH'idlll): tic lt“.l\‘(‘.\‘ (‘onne‘c‘i
ride of tlic hiill iiiill noisily, and it in

limit and tltN'S ilol return. ‘
erlll :liiurily. tiisrusscd n domt‘slic "i‘hili coilrac was llIkPll upon lhc rc-i
problem. Wilson illli-llillttrd to protest. commendation of tho state‘s attorney;
licw its met with Williams' profanity utter talking with rt‘l7r9-‘PUIHHV9F 0|
and list This rl’lclllioii didn‘t mar-l tile oysll-i' colupiiily. Wing & liusscil;
with his approval. 'llo do. of Now York wore atorneys for it]?
miintlod his rights. “hit‘ll ho ciideill‘nr- North Atlantic Farms. inc. .illtllil“
oil to obtain lly Illliinf.’ Williams up John Keogh ot‘ lilis cit)". roproseniiugl
\\ till it small pcn knife.

,Ml'. .\litl.:. ll was rllinorcd this niorll ‘
Williiiim rpcviVs-il u iitlllzr-fl’ cut on in glhat .\lr. .\lill.: hiid inudo sutlslitu .
tho silio of tilt‘ llt‘l'k.

Tho lllilde jib". liiii rcslitutti-n, I‘ll)'lll|:. it is understood
llliBSt'il tho julzullir will. in. \\'i-.~l sold.

it sum of about SlJlfltl.
()lio wound was in tho hilt-k of lllt‘ it “its slronuiy hiiitl‘d today that
tlt‘t'li. Allt‘llit‘r‘i'lli disfigured the loft

[.th night was lililiy passod away
by it number of lilt'ill and out-of-tonn
ghosts lit lllc downtown “social club,"

. Railroad officials and members of the Public Utilities Coh1~
mlSSIOR. conducted separate informal inquiries today. while Cor-
oner Ell Mix held his behind closed doors. as is his custom. de—
clining to give out any information at this time. Mr. Mix had
before him Engineer John j. Kennedy and Fireman , Charles

Friends r'll‘t' conitrliluilitiili: .\lr. iillil
.\lrs. l-‘rnnk l“. llOKt‘l’S. oi Woodllury
lil’t‘llUt‘. upon the arrival of u huh):
girl that tips the stairs in My pounds.
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tiiu iiill’i‘lltxlll. {)lt‘ihiil'.‘ tl.llllt‘rls_.
:-l-iiiliilit it (ll't'flt‘hli‘il. \xi'li t'it'l
Sl'l lllidt iii (‘lliti‘gth :lr- ut‘i, :l't-Z" tin.
Illlgli'l :sioii on tho izill' l< lli'(‘.~‘-t'li‘ Witil
til.- ii‘ music l’iiltltlilt' and “"list
tournaments\u‘roalsoin urdrr among
Il".l\i‘ ilit-sl-lli tlili‘lllL’ iii aifzr'lrln.
i,i.til ll‘ilt'Slll’llt'liis Ml” .t‘f\i'-'l. :iiil
." millal timc of no tin-iln clijrymwit
our. lhv program \‘siiil'll li:;:ril- r‘lilt- a
>ili‘ulilf; llit.

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‘-l.l’('i’.l tonsiilorilhii ill-laud i'n- 'l'lll-
ii?"‘(‘\ of \itiillil4 lIiiin iitliil t!il*=»RlP
till 'i'ii‘ i:.t-l llliil lntlw- -~:‘. ihfl

 

there would ht‘ lllOl‘t‘ :li‘i'r-sl- llliltlt‘ in:
‘t‘mlllH'liOIl with the SlPiIlillI: or oniV
llczzleiiicnl of oystcrs in this city.‘
Quite a scandal illllnilE the llysli-rmcli'
socms on tho write of iln oillllrciilt. i

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llliild \' ‘ulhll mull. -in_.; r ,1 W”

Officer Robert A. (minor. on 'xhosc
“heal" the irouhiv occurred. liciiriui:
tho noise of the from; paid it liiisly‘

‘llll ml for lliililfv‘ litilll.‘ l'i-Ml'lul iii
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- - ~ . ~ . ' An allociii has llooii filt'tl iw ilorai‘l‘ ti ..
\‘lSll to the fight. \\ llhOll “as making: . ‘

his Letiiwny whorl lllt' onlt'f’l‘ nrrivcii, G. Shepard. of Bellini. on the verdict. JOHN w. SMITH.

bill Ill? \i'lilt caught at the porn” of awarding ”mold and William 'rl‘lSlrillll‘ Exalted Ruler .

 

of this city. 3900. The case how 51005
.to the Supreme Court.

Raymond and [lily .ill‘Pei. ili'tci' it Mic!
but limltcti chase.
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“liliums \miiid ”0t (twins the ch ltill‘lcd. 'tliwil lltlllhl‘ sliirtoil in if

6.. Rivu‘x Skew» W ”u - ' ii i '
_ ‘ , " - .'i ' was in * . .
~ 12.). ‘ «a All ”ml “”50“ “"‘lm f" ' fWE BHRNED 1.0 DEAIH llimnt lit ilooil. A wrmi lllill', n‘llil
' . 7 ’ ~' ‘ .“f ‘7“ ' . the other man and his Wilo had on at“

‘ nl‘tm licasili' i~ rri 3:, in,“ .
gunient. There were several gruesome . . i i». d \e n on i s d

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. . .I 2““) the tint? until .‘ll(i‘li.' ill'lii‘
‘ mem“ at policc headquarters lhlfi IN BuARDINc HOUSE slurp o'clock whvil ill; lliu‘ lili“lilo
. 'n liit‘in to do with the cutting .. . . , . r
GIANT DERRICK AT WORK ‘ :3wa g l g . Hill‘lt‘tl. llciiication services, iii the

 

it me lodge room, folluwod till“
i: alt-hing. (il'illld otliccrs vw' \ in
ti iii-go of this service. Aflol’tilo doll».
i"n.ion. during which thc cilliilmllliof‘!
.hv iliiilding committrc turnml wt." to
the (liulrman of the Board of Tim'-
rcs the kcys of tho new Horn, 1:; .m‘

Courtz of train 79 who w ' » _____.__.__— . .. . .. . ., .
- , ere on the ground under the first RIVERS i Mi“ \URh Feb. -3.-—rl0ur men
- - - .- . . AND HARB . . . . ‘ . ' .

carton of their train trying to locate trouble in the alrlhose from “WW“ ,.. . . 3R BILL ,l The” “'1" b" “ r9'9‘1‘r-‘al- “’mgm- and women lost their lives yesterday
the electric motor to the coach. Neither was seriously hurt. Sev- ‘ MON m" ”MEN"; “1“ 8‘ lh“ Kr 9t (‘~ “3” 0“ Norm Mal“ in a the which destroyed it boarding
erai Milford men Who were among the first on the scene after the hunt Rivers and liarborri‘ Appropria- street. of the Court Laurel cast which house above a restaurant in the the.
Crash were also witnesses. V” r > lion bl“. Eggrrgilling 839.000.0th in dl- slzort and dull was all that sailed lhc‘. ater section of this city. Early ro-
' The day's developments as to the cause of the collision were I'Pci appropriations and authorizations h“ 59mm“ Predimmpm'" The” “""i ports said ”N" H numb” 0‘ "‘0"

few. The railroad company through Vice-President Whaley, is- for expondhurln in various parts child be No not“ begides seven] flkwhes'land “"9“” Who were Slowing in ‘-
sued a statement to the efi'cct that the signals in the Milford Every membcr is urged to attend to- the house had perished, but the dead Wits enjoyed in tho llotol Liltiot'i :i

 

”Wk were properly set against train No. 5. and that the brakes (.mmry' was {Yorahly ”Domed to the “film's ”beam” were identified lam as 9mpl0?‘~‘s 0! “M“ 9‘6“"9‘” “”1““ “l“ ”W
‘on this train we” in perfect shape. No reference is made to the ”OH-‘1‘ IOJaY- The bill is a net cut of 7-“ the boarding house. and Thomas Ker- Ems and their guests who lull not or
condition of the brakes on the engine of this train. "hm" 84.000.00010m the eSHmatm- A 3- *1 Stinnel- “lalmlnfi '0 be "0m ntsaa. one or the proprietors. :alirld ior attendance at. 4‘." mm'

 

The death list stands at ten. With one body not definitely . lively fight over the- New York Harbor Now Huron, was arrested, last night. tut met, a loathsome rr-[lzrl r: 1- . |. -'. .-
identified, The body of Engineer W. R. Curtis was taken to his nilpropriatlon and other new projects ill the First district, and appeared HOSPITAL NOTES. 'tl li‘lL‘l' in tho owning in ‘.ll‘ .mw JUDGE JOHN J. WALSH
home in Stamford. Permission had been given by medical ex-' ’3 “1 9'0599'?‘- “his morning WOT? Judge Lockwood, Mrs. tntm .1. Conan wits admitted. illt‘ll. or the llomc. ‘ Toastmaster.
aminers for removal of other bodies for purposes of burial. on the charm! of drunkenness. Sen. last night. and operated on this morn At 12 o'clpel: .rlnirn, yestenluy. “0pm! —-

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