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Beflndfiel'lles?
Certlnlynotflyon
keep posted tbronnb
the Sentinel.) live
Newspaper
ABECIATED PR!“ NEWO FROM ALL PART‘ OF "I VOILD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Entered at at. South Nor-walk Poet
Office an Second Clone latter.
SCHDDI DDARD
DREAMS RECORD
EDR ENDURANCE
Question of llaving Bernard in
Reynolds Sit II it. MRBionary of lndta, who in experiment
ESTA“ 'QHED 187d .
contract
SESSIDN ON
IN Stilton
Appointment of Two District Sup- .
etinteedents and Selection of
Delegate s to General Conference
IMPDRIANI DEBAIES ,
Hill iRIS Iiflit‘
ll. mitt llllltii =
Territory
jbct‘ore a large and intensely interest
Some Ilard Feelings
MINNIPADII SCMDDI
Baptist church.
, that time.
Program of Events for Balance
l _ has four times the population oi
of the Week ,Supenntendent Cllapinan film lie-t 11......- two countries. 7
, , R The SPF/IKE! stated he had chnrgc
Among the local Methodist pastors port “I Who” “’r “”0 square miles of Indian tom
__ ,tory. The people residing within thi
in attendance at the. annual confer-
ence of it e New York East denomina-I All previoua endurance records
tion, which opened ill the J-‘lrst Metho-' were smashed at last night’s meeting
dist Episcopal Church, itl Stamford, of the Board of Education, which did
last evening, are Itcv. W. (i. (iifliti. not come to a close before midnight,
Rev. C. ii. liar-to, Rev. if“. S. Fairbanks although nothing of special interest
and Rev. E. S. Jackson. or importance served to hold the‘
The conference opened at Stamfordenembers at their task. The matter
last evening. After disposing of the.of the legality of ii. J. Reynolds, sit~
routine business, the appointments ting on the present board, was the
and reappointments of pastors will subject of much discussion. and in
be made. The conference, which as'some instances discussion of rather
settibles yearly and which incititics‘ warm character, but ill the end, nothr
Long island, the East Side of New ing was accomplished. 'lbe situation
York, territory bordering 14mg Island brIWe’t‘n the Board of Education, and
N‘lound, and practically all of Frilriield the mayor, corporation counsel, and
ind New Haven counties, will elect t'ity Council, still remains a dead-1 “w
.u’l! delegates to the General (folder lock. Stubbornness on both olden up} i
.-nce at Saratoga, on May 1. tpe'ars to be the cause of ills mixrup. "Anms $30 000
Name six Delegates. ‘l’l‘he monthly report of the superin- ’
Hereioi’ore the New York East tendent was read during last even-2
t‘onference has sent seven delegatenllng'g gosgion, and proved to be entire—1
to the General Conference. but (Mills? ly satisfactory. Grading at the With
to a sushi decrease in numbers. cairnipauk school was finally tbrnnhedl
till dfilfifllt‘fi are allotted to “- Theiout after a great deal of arguing and‘
general course of procedure in to ail-1 questions. and the matter was left in
mum at (tolerate to the general 003‘. the hands or the building cotnmittee,l
ft-rence, representing 45 members ohm take action it; soon as portsible.‘
each district conference. in previousflmpmyemom, were also ordered to
years the New York East Conference be made in regard to some of [Ariel
school smoke stacks. which have been.
vast stretch of land were
tention. of Dr. Timpany.
the speaker said, he treated
patients. ~
ilr. Timpany made the
:try is more valuable in reaching tit
[people of high, as well as low, cast
or educational missionaries.
the great nectf wan
missionaries, to take advantage
the opportunities of service aflordc
thorn.
~ in tbe Coortof Appeals
(Continued on Eighth i‘ngc.)
Mott lit ill Milllll
II All Dlll PASSES ‘ ‘C°"“““°"°""°""' m" I
Copies of Propsed Act llcwtlefore [00M MAN ARRESIED
Congress Iieceived in this City! NR BRIDGEWRI "If“
Militlanlen are receiving from:
-i\'i'ashington.copies of the Hay rcsqu-.
tioii, which provides for better pay‘othef Hatters Of. Interest 6mm
tor officers in the national guard. I
An interesting feature is the ply-
recorded the guard officers.
flanks above first lieutenant will re-
ceive 8500 a year, including colonel.
lieutenant-colonel. majors aild can
tnins. First lieutenants will get 8240
‘1 year, second lieutenants $200 a
year.
These men now get paid only when
on service. such as camps. field days,
and maneuvers. The colonel gets
$11.11 a day when on a tour of duty,
‘he lieutenant-colonel gets 89.?2; ma-
lors get $8.33 a day; first lieutenants
ten-thirty, the board went into cxecu-I
tlve session, and the remainder of the’ yesterday heard the
arguments
I ed doors.
I ' lthe defendants in the Loewe case
tdate it was decided in January, 191
ed Halters of North America.
I The action over the
tried before Judge Thomas in
: federal court
land Judge Thomas decided that
‘intercst, 830,000, belonged to
From the Blotter in lltlvtntovtnJ
Poiicelleadquarters
’in relation to the ownership of
interest that
Thomas Ill the federal court.
Phil Wheeler, of Taylor avenue,
this city, was last night taken into!
custody by Officer John E. Reynolds.
The hoes-e at Go. attorneys made
committed in that city.
John Fitzglbbon
were arrested last night.
i posit.
lcharged with intoxication.
Both were I
Fitzgth
tilts get $4.72 per day. These rates'
will be continued by the state even it‘
the permanent salary feature becomes
effective.
The Hay bill provides that the sec-
retary of war shall determine “”‘e,'l‘oothill. was ordered removed to the
mount and character of service thnti Norwalk Hospital last night by rDr.‘
IlllllSE be rendered by officers to entitle: H. B. West. (Lopez Is a resident oft
, rein to the whole or specific parts of Springfield. Mass. [for D; E. Loewe. & Co.
[he maximum pay." Two hundred feet of rope. a bIOClil
and fall. and a crowbar were stolen.80 NORWALK SIAIIBN
MAY it “Bill DDARDE
A thirtyday jail sentence imposed on,of Danbury: Judge John R. 300i
Fox was suspended by Judge George‘
H. Vosburgh.~
William R. Lopez.
who wfls found ings bank; Judge William
Piers. and Attorneys Daniel Dave
port. of Bridgeport,
——
PENSIDNS EDR CARRIERS
ARDDSES INIERESI IIERE
Providing the Griffin/ postal-em-
ployee pension bill passes Congress.
one downtown letter carrier, Freder-
ick Knitting. will be immediately ai~
fectcd by the law. and will be retired
with a pension.
The Griffin bill provides that all
portal employee who may be classed
as too old for active work be taken
out or the service at once. A been
ing on this bill, which is attracting
much attention among local post-
olfloe employee. will be held in Wash-
ington on Friday.
Evorybody who is interested
having Uncle Sam pennlon his super-
annuatod ‘letter carrier-a and other
postal employee Instead of compell-
ing them to work until they die in
from an East Side street last night;
They are owned by Edwin L. Monroe,I
who was using them in moving a
house. The police are investigating.
SIIDE PRICES SDAR -
AS IEAIIIER ADVANCES
The price of all materials used In
the mandfacture of a shoe has so
sharply advanced that Norwalkers, in
curler to obtain the name quulity-
grade of shoe they have been accus-
tomed to buying,willbeobligedtopay
quite a substantial idvnnce in price
to their dealers.
The increase in shoe prices has al-
ready taken effect. it in announced
that leather and other materials have
jumped in price from 20 to 40 per
cent. ~ The retail shoe denier must
the how Haven road is planning
stations for advertising purposes.
there learned
walk station would in all probabill
say, blil-bands , and
posters would be placed thereon
oflcepf the road
in.
\
the talcum-o, in being urged to writelntoe his. pricen accordingly. or hair what
would be included. in the scheme;
immediately to his congressman. dle a cheaper grade of aboe.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
5|,DDD IIIIMIN A YEAR
.m Wholectnredlast light in! UNDER
Sontb Actual Baptist Church;
llaa Charge of Helical Work 5
in 6,000 Square lites oflndianl
Ur. S. T. Timpnny. a medical this
log in the treatment of the dreaded
“I395. "0|." Discussioland leprosy and cholera, spoke last nightl
ted audience in the South Norwalki
vllr. Timpany was born of Canadian
missionary parents in india, whorl be
lhus worked for 23 years, being re-
lieved by only two furlougba during}
1
. ltidia, Dr. Timpany said In briefly?
' ovtnmls "Ploutlining a history of that interest!
ing country, in three times the sine
__ lot the United States and Canada. and
the medicall band. under Simon 39an
patients, whenever .'they needed at-
ln one year.
21,000 of I’arras, severaljnllen
in India, tiian'either the evangelistic:
lie naidl
for more medical:
of
limit sun:
teene litigation latter to Argnedf
. Justices Hand. Core and Rogers. of_
giving trouble to “9"” resident. At!thc district federal court of appeals.
. as between Loewe & Co. and the l'nit- I hearsul
interest was.
the,
of this state. last fall
the,
the
1Unltcd Hatters. At the hearing in the.
’ court of aficals yesterday counsel fort
both D. A: E. Loewe & 00., and the]
United Hatters made the same claims:
the .
they did before Judgetcomrnct by Michael Tests, to build a,
further claim for slit per cent. inter~
. 991 0“ 111“ 011”“! dt‘DOSHS 0f the 31- bungalow on Yost street for M. E. and
Wheeler ls wanted by the Bridgeport inched buffers for the period that thef J, 11, {Berry
police for a theft alleged to have been 1 original Loewe action was In court.»
He has bowl The claim was declared to be unten-I Prank Roman house.
brought to Bridgeport to stand trial.‘able,by the attorneys for the banst Henry Hegelien
and Frank Fox where the. money had been on dry;
. ' , At the hearing Attorney J. Moss.
”E 3556 a day' WM“ second “P“‘en‘ . bon's case was continued indefinitely; Ives appeared for the Savings Bank?
for the Union Savings bank; Judge,& Hotchkiss:
John ll. Light, for the Norwalk Sav-' Newtou'n avenue;
F. Tam-IWest nvetfue; Fitch School. East ave-
lli on the streets by Officer John H. I many. of Norwalk, for the United Hat-‘ nue.
and Attorney; Wilton avenu . will be wired by
Walter G. Merritt,. of New York city.‘ White tEiectrc Company.
The Sentinel communicated with other neighboring cities'
the Publicity Department of the "H‘Just what remedy can be applied to
road in New Haven this moraine. anil‘allevinte the situation. which is ac-
tbat the South Nor- knowledged. to be a serious one.
WR proving quite a problem for the city.|
be used for advertising. That in tq;~ last night" the “bread committee".
adVFTtlslnS§comprlsed of
It was tinted at he blew Heventyonn w; Smith. heard the
in morning chariot the story, at a public hearing held
the organisms oltbe forces to carry in the city ball. from 10 to 12 people
out this work was progressing slowly appeared befom the
at premnt because of the tromemioua committee, and expreneed their views
amount of detail work to be accent-i on the subject. ,,
pushed. but there was no donbt,butv ‘ The committee will communicatei'tbo dry column will open territory
the South Norwalk station with other cltten to learnbov similar
WabNESBvafiiiiL 5, i910
teringtlie lie-cad.
‘ Norwalk. MSG"
’o’..’..£it;‘}ii‘t;na.n{ and mmif‘" ’ ’Two cam ; '
will an
sup-«w»... ~—
[081142 til
i ,
|
|
.. -w. '.,
I
Attempt to the Carrison t
of filing on of Parras
Proves a f
~ I
no Molt Allin
llltli llltttil
(General Pershing Ilas Cone Con-
t siderably Punter Sent! '
'I‘tlilltmb'. Mon" April 6.~1A Villa
moon.
‘lost 42 killed In on ntto-pt to our-
priso the. garrison in the, mining tortn
out of bore._
he garrison, underl
:last Saturday.
Allt’i‘t‘flllllll “ll- J~ M~ trunnion. drove 0. m’Iiiiet In this city yesterday for the par[
statement that the medical misnitm- bandits and (“APE-"‘9d ‘ 0““le 0f‘poee of investigating
e arms and horses.
‘I .
. (Continued on Sixth Page.)
l
,IRINIII MDMEM ASSISI
R MDRMAIII MDSPIIAl HAND:
'l
i The regular monthly business meet-
ing or the Woman's Guild of Trinity;
Episcopal Church Ht” bu oven-l
tag.
i on no voted for the old of the Non
walk Honpltnl. As an Boater offering
to the parish the women voted 025.
The Guild will hold a cake sale on
t
'tended ii holy communion service this
0" th nnl~
counsel in the suit to determine [he‘niorning in honor 0’ the ten ‘
vcrsnry of the ordination of their
I
imeeting w" carried out behind do” Rownernhip or'esoooo in interest money . ”do“ Rev F. A. C eman.
taccuniulatcd on the bank deposits of
iion nervice tomorrow morning at 9:30
tween the time the original Loewe. .
oclock. 'El'vcning prayer will be. on
case was brought in 1903 and ‘he‘served at “30 o'clock.
The Girl's
5' Friendly Society and the choir re-
] will be tomorrow night at
t 7:45 o'clock.
SPRINC DDRDINC
PRDCRESSINC SIDWIY
Andro Veno has been awarded the
isix room house off Ely avenue. The
B 1 price will be 81,000.
J. H. Berry will erect a three-room
Plumbing will be installed in the
Ely avenue, by
Additional plumbing will be placed
thy H. Nathan in the A. Tove reel-
dence, 67 Lexington avenue. .
Contracts to install plumbing for
11-; the following has been awarded Jones
A. iRaymond Belts.
Catholic Club.
on
the
0-, The house of Phoebe Browne.
, Still“
DRIR BREAD CDNDIIIDN Hill
A close. legal question Is involved in
t .—
SCIDSE IEC
To provide a new source of revenue the bread situation in this city. bar-i Makers' “306mm“.
to: walk bakers are asking protection or
sell ’space. in their cars and on theirtthn city from the fierce competition
‘ waged against them by Stamford and
bakeries.
in
Councilmen Frederick
Robert E. lmaden and
i H. Gnnung,
bakecn' side
investigating
I conditions no handled elsewhere.
ADDIIIDNAE PIIDNDCRAPII
Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph as.
second prize in the contest now under;
way.
strument as first prize and the one
contest will undoubtedly be very in;
MINIMUM PRICE
Itignted the methods of manufacture.
lConsiderable data has been gathered
Friday. April 28. The probable detest “9°" "'9 ““5"" “M" “n“dm‘m“
R for the rummage mm are u“ 19 “d i will be held in New York city for the
20.
Parishioners of Trinity Church nt-R
I There wlII'ho one or holy commun-l
Jjention upon the subject
i'
SPANISH STEAMSIIIP lilo“
‘ DAY 0_i__D_ISCIi ;
d.
AS SECDND PRIZE
& Son have decided WI SUNK IN IHE
give a One Ilundrt-d and Fifty llollari
Angevine
:Crew Set Adrift in a Snail.
; Boat and Picked lip by;
g a British Ship- new . j
DE DISPENSARI W" ...... "m"
l ‘ hasten-l and Culture» 1
E .
WORK ARE MADE ofal‘ew Prisoners .. ’ ,,
t ' '
, { The Spanish steamship Vigil“;
lot 1,137 gross tone. was sunk in.
With a two hundred and fifty in.
I
I
hundred and fifty as second prize, this ' ANNUALRWORIS
tense.
EDR SDEI MAPS:
;the Bay of Biscay by a Germain.
3900” Ceouittee 0' "II-ted Illi- ’ Preside“ "d Warn 9:” “I: submarine according to a W’”'
NB" II Mm t0 CARI”: DEER—HM ' ' , m. . J. Workinport. The crew was set adrsflg'
- ' " ' ‘ . . tin a boat and later were picked”:
" Question I ”m 3’ Worthy WWW up by the Britlsh steamship Pow .
{MNBU’RL Andi 5.-—ln an effort toi
"it“ tho “I! Past V“.- and taken to Gibraltar.
arrive at the establishment of at
u
,
h .
the conditions!
under WhlLIl soft hats are sized and. '
finished In factories in the lianbury‘omn‘
and ilethel districter
The special committee is composed
of Chris J. Ibmigan, president of the
Newark. N. .l.. Hat i‘inishers' Assn-I
.ir
The committee has already visited fac-
1 The Vigo was owned by
llattern of North America the speciail
the Past ‘ ‘
West Hartiepool, for J. Hookah“
Brooklyn. N. Y.. hm“, (‘ornelius .\Ic ' Norwalk Dispensary. The session was“: during the day. Small skit
titre survey of just what the dispensary , . ‘ . 1‘ g .
toriee in severaiof the other dietrictn. {was torpedoes! yesterday til. . ¥
Lloyd's also reports the sinking} ,
minimum or "botton" bill for soft ha! i °f_‘h° Bnnfl‘ Sim? Bend
‘tlnlnhing and sizing in all factories With the 1080f ORCOE the crew. t
under the Jurisdiction of the Unitedi .
tales and Fernandez of Villag‘ltew ‘
committee of that organization re . . . ,
cently appointed by President Johnt MS[S 90 EACH MIHRCR‘ She was bu'ltm 1878 at “M“
w. Sculley. or the United Hitters] i.dlesborough and we 250 ’1” .
‘ 'long and 32 feet beam. g
I The Bendcw was of 3,681 grog“ "
"In” tons and was built in 1909 W ..
Majority of Cases llave Bun‘companfl 0mm pom .- '
67.9.33 cf “doom”: Cong] H A Havas dispatch from $310”
elation: Michael F. Greene, secretary} -— itiydazg :E‘CL11223$.;M ‘
of the Orange association of Makers; ‘ ‘ . l 3..., -
William llumphrles, set-rctary of the A mee mg was today bed at ‘ EcOntact (if the adversary tore“;
p“... president of the local lint pm tIlPld ill the dispensary on Pine street” . . ~ .
isliers' Associatloii, and John O'Hara, A resume of the year's work wiul givenltoi‘ik M2513“. mt; GleVgeh {33” .2.
secretary of the local list Makers‘ tie-3m the reports of President Mrs. he- ?“ 35 t md £53m _m w}
eociation. Grand C. Betta and Secretary Mrs. ML. ew "m” m gnrinn W‘
During the day the committee vislt- toners by the French. .
ed many of the local nhopn nnd inves» 3-bit“! Th9“? “HITTNUM "an” It i; officially ced
. o _ nnnoun fill. , ‘
is give the pub c a comp n tthe Dutch I H ' _
in accomplishing, follow:
“mug of Mm manna 0. peter. North Sea. The. crew have,“ _ _
President {taken to Noordhinder. A govern” “
The Work. trnent inquiry Will be opened whom. '
ladies of the Dispensaryz— ng‘lfim‘xfigth Rfi‘m * ‘ .. "
In behalf of those who have. nufl’er-’ e W m
and future meetings of the committee
purpose of considering the setting ofl
the. "bottom” bills. l ‘ a
“b ttorn" or in n mum “e
pfl‘thfii'l'zfiu 1%, the sizing and fin. ed less and those who have been nav- ‘ gzgildcefisttohtzfitetcfioxm‘ “3 i
inking of stiff hats in all factories R fth T b t. emth “an :t
under the jurisdiction of the United (Continued on Sixth P081) 1'? _e u an in wreck. u! w. ‘i
. Hatters no effort has ever been made “ .Ing it out of the hands of M .' :5
Ito establish it similar bill in the soft Iowners. i
that industry until the convention of REPUBlICAN DElEcA‘IES l At the opening of the Sec .‘lt
Ithe United Hatters In hen \ork city lChamber of the Dutch Putin”; hit
5';
Rinst thirty. For two years preceding ‘ . .
Ithe convention there was some agitttl tment today, after a prelim .
ltion in several of Lilt‘ halting districtszOM SENAIoklhl DISNRICN'W'“ sessmn m Committee, m K
tin favor of setting little proposied min~ "President Of the Chamber read Anni.“-
imum price bill. re quest on was , _ . . ..
R taken up and considered at length in . {Egigitgzg‘ci‘stig‘ecolig‘srglggg’m
the convention bill the delegates - '. . ‘ .
i could not agree on a general low price Elwted at “MOI Chum '03” Iarmv officers and men was I pm
land the matter was left to be solved day Ed" M E or". [W'cautionary measure, as Holland . fl
iby the special committal appointed by ‘ ' ‘firml lved ‘ maitain .M .
“President Sculley. It. Stu. COMO! = ‘; yqeso o . .
R It was the contention of many delc- '“tneutrality and there is a pout . . fi
Rgntes in the national convention that Qty of it. incurring incmned all!”
the 9’99"“ method 0‘ allowing'each Republican delegates from _th.x'ger owmg to the cpurse of
Ngfpagteznttog:it=: 3:5‘flgfgggg £ng towns comprising the Twenty-Sinfuwar. The 333M51on 0rd“,
Runequltable arid that much unfainicss‘$3.33""a.“13(1);l risk lfiyifbglm: “'11:: added, was 1.th a consequence ’ ~
A co se uence. The claim ' ' ' present political cntaglemon
arises as a u q 4 sembled at the Hotel Clifford. yester-l . . 7
1' was made that some shop crews aglree ; day afternoon, . for the purpose of I but was decided uponorr ac; .
im a ‘0‘” WAC" bl" several cents ? of; electing two delegates at. large to the j of certain information will
:fNecgiEnpgrdigfdcfrIiZEngf 13:20" :ni'ét‘llepublican convention to b; held in ' reached the goverment and will
grade of work and that the nianufac-A Eggnog-(1' $22.53: “2,131“ £1,931.13);ng government do“ -n°t J
“"9" securing the lower prilce 11“ “2, chairman of the meeting and Cramer i opportune 3': She present mo
“advantage 0"" h“ compet torsi‘ 1t (‘. Hcgenian acted as secretary. Nebe-tto make Dublic.
[figazig'gosog‘gégem 1:13;: 1‘: $214M“ 'Candec and George W: Duryenl The Chamber then proc . .
p... .. mm tortiiii...i£i°‘iii"n23 that.“ nits“ reconsideration of domestic.
sizing. but could not agree on the low there we“, eight delegates in attend- I afiatrs. . A]
price for finishing. 1 ance. The firzt business before the, A.Havas dispatch from Vlgj. 1
All the insighgzsiogutll‘ige ifigczafgfih convention was the election of two 'Iencra in Paris dated April 4 II”. fig
iii"§?.i§lm . ..... monieceitciss- i““..”.‘“i“:.i‘ii‘.iii; that . N......... ........ m...
prominent parts in the consideration! we‘re thus chosen. ‘ “0(le delegateslsern during the morning-thirty“; ;
of the question by" the cenv‘etttion.l we“, present, making the number 0{tunic-s oFi' the coat nf. Sm“; .1".
President M6908 addressed at“: (101?; delegates present ten in number. Ed-znalltng for half). A British eteam- .
ints he brought out relative to tbelmund m (“we Wt“ ungrtllmotgly Te'ger approached to render a r
mention were received with much in-t Efmtmgttggfig-flth: giftingago 5:321; ance. but. Perceiving. a Germ
tel-est by the delegates. Mr. O'Hara! yominations for m. several c0mm”:submarine in the. Vicinity. madness
haéhgageia S‘Pday.fg0:tl;;3rgme?g an see of the convention were made “I for port under full steam aléd to}
. x “8 ° tronows: Vice President. Oarl A. Hat». ported fl". incident to the MM
. ft to all the members . , _ . .. . . . ,_
thihe:t"iggnlnliinirFinishers and HatR 5mm" »-C°mmm°° °“ ”“3““ 0‘: lsh authorites and to the Enticing
. lganization, Cramer C. Hegemon. . _, .,
More soft hats Committee on Credentials, Ernest B. and Norwegian consuls. The“
New manumwlm‘i “1 t'hts,.dli)st£ft Crolutt; Committemon Resolutions, of the Norwegian steamer ll)“
’“ii‘"ti.ii‘.i..i§§i r3: iii? 2.2:: w- my commas .. 1...... m... n...
‘ a, . i v ‘ ‘
Rlocal factories will handle a still larg~ RNANB'thteggdzfitgg:dgf-the oonven- The cvrew of the Norwich .
‘ steanwhip Arena. t on; .
R" trade. tion lunch was served and a social . V
“‘ hour was enjoyed. gross. has been taken to . muiy >
NEW Pnomnirioet GROUND. bv the trawler Clare. A R
dispatch fromoYmuiden any: .3-
Arena was torpedoed and m
fby a German sttbmarine.~ . Vf’ilr.
SOHOONER‘ CAPTAIN DROWNED.
NORFOIJC, Va., ‘April 5.-—'l‘be
schooner Elsie .A. 'Bnylos. of Bangor,
Me, went ashore. early today. near
tape went to either side as the result‘ New Inlet. n. 0.. coast guard gallon,
of vesterdev‘l election. PNhlblllOfl,Csptaln Tbnyer was drowned while
'vlctorien show that‘between 350 and. attempting to mcn gun“; in 3 small
400 naioonn wore "ollminntedr while boat. Two of the crew who were with.
townfi won by the liquor forces from him landed safely. Four men werel
saved with the breaches buoy. ‘
A r! so fog. provailn and the couch
Itiene the vessel in not known.
CHICAGO, April 5.-——Virtually cont-
1 plete returns todayvfrom points where
tthe option otgstion wan lrotted troan
that lite a van- .
in Illinois in cute Areportd'ecetved here
captain of the British M
John Pritcbard, a venue ‘ , g
tons. recently . reporied'wli-y . -
states that his ohip wan sell-x‘
..
(continued on 'i'blrdfifami ‘
[that had more than ”Demons at the
time or the itlardry victories.
Norwalk Chronicler