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lotto Elliott, Wllo liilled George L!
Petiis and Daughter, FonntlE
Wandering llear the Scene ol'
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liliiliiSfll liiift
linoleum—:18], Icing Md
rot Divorce. Wrote tettor ma‘:
Trip—Colo on “litilo rec—3
l0INElNiIl to;
CNICN viii; mom.
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Ratification of tile Ientativo '0'“ i' "I“ {Executio- Il anti-e of three
Iwmlt '0' “4m .'I To plate lier t‘iltllll that her huo‘ H" “Irmm'. “.3 Shed
AMIISM Mexicans i3 Ex_Ib‘dlltl, liei l'rlt'l ’l‘nip, former rec. fishmwue WU“
NIJIMEG Ciliii
SUCCESSIIJI
Local Young People Score a tilt in
Production Given at the Regent
Theatre. last Evening
itor of (‘hriet Episcopal church, Hack .
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‘Piliiltilii NON0ll —
I l_l_li_l_l§ INIOIIING
In. continue This City on lay
. 16th of the Ii: feature Movie
“Defence of Tribute" Incentive
a.
Zeppelin Wrecked al :5
Crew oi Sixteen lode '
Prisoners in liaise l'lrfl. :
Norway— llnlck SleaI- C
skip lliilille Ila-aged I,
an Explosion
the Intel! i peoted
Nor-walk to meet Eleanor ilixo
pretty choir hinger in the churcl
Ishe alleged her hUt-band wrote to
In it he calls Mina llixon
I llixon.
ARMS m SUMIESIIN l’et.‘ arid hays, “My. love for
FWt‘tlllt‘ul‘i. in greater, ntronger.
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M..- I liliteiiae now Flilt’t‘ our play In
Inertit’u "
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Prisoner in a Week and Exhausted Clash "M a" lioncan (lovely indulge: "5:32.31? 3'".
Conition I lent Willie Iveriod ‘ ‘ '
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’ii1'tt.\ll’.\‘tl.\', May 4. John l-Illiott,‘
:t t‘ttltillariii. sought ior two days by
poms as the alleged murderer of
Ml»\ Sybil l'ettis. a school teacher,
and llt'l' fatltt-l‘. George A I'eilla. of
Il‘h town. “a“ captured here early to-
the tentative agreement for coopera-l
tion of American and Mexican troopn
in the (llnllt'l'nfli of titarautlittg Villa:
bandn was confidently awaileti ili‘lt’,
today by llltlst‘ conversant witlt tho,
hillllilltlll
etii
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Iensat-k, N J, used to come to South'
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i Iwife, who in toning for divorw, yester-
ICARWZA my m Itlay introduted ah evidence a letter
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Warren
illixon, formerly i'ity Counsel of Jer-
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H. PAS“. May l. —llatifit-ailoli of 'ltltlllfilill Illxon. forlnerly oi the u
prente court. is named a.~ cot-ehponti-
n.
l. his
“post Nllill IIiPl iiiiiilili lit ills
0N ill stir mm iiiilliNIlI PRESINIID
Miss I
, “lit-
you, .
more
f Proved Inst Entertaining
South and West of inland
" “I ‘ Carnival Night, July 3. with its
Intupendous celebration. and gorgeouo
_ contumea, was never more thoroughly
IItIndtth of the Sinn Fein .Mwmnienjoyable to lie thousands of ”We”
Iiilii‘t‘ ot the ringloidcrn, signatoricoho" and rticipants than was the
U! ”w proclamation 0‘ the abort-llvedg "Carnival Night," I presented last
Irish Republic. paid the nuptrim' Wfi' evening. by the popular Nu'tutg Cluh,
"fl” IN" morning. The) were PM’I before a large and entitustaattt audi
lil'lll.l.\'. Wedneaday, May 3. Jua~
tree has bt‘t‘n nil“ in the cue of the
. ‘ "7 " rict: lI l'enriie. the scholarly presl . .. . p . ’he :re t‘atchi
tIIItiI IA farmer. IlIolIanii MItlln. found Lnt.» in” night no ”mm“ “1.1) to. Idt-nt ot the Provisional Government: :nlilr‘tighuhriiiiaiil fi‘ifl‘uiirii-s.aclt\t‘rJoli“;
LII IIIIltIn: Ito-.IillyII IntuiIt-d. Iin a barn (leneral ()breuon‘h report on the "WOOIWANI DAMAGES or $80 . .Thonlah Slacilonuzli and Thomas JIland good lutlhlt‘. combined “I ”Wk“
a tit it llii Lion lillil from the Nations had been ,wnhnn from rim-g y It‘lark ’l‘heir death aentonces were the rollicking utiisieal mmedy, one 9L
""I" .i‘iiimi ill Qttt-retaro. bill it was report-I pronounced by the field general court- the greatest auccenaes ever turned
tIIiltlll “nth laptitit-tl about a Hill? ml that the informal assurances hmli R my SMASH martial, and were duly (0"ande bviout by ”w popular "WWI“ orgaitlza
it II a halt hour the .\t‘i'lle‘ of the hlltlUi' litt-n rt-iii “in. that the Fltal ("lllf‘f the highest authorities. 0! the other tiou Robert l-‘ricdlander, in the char
in; Ilt- “it: III a very weak and ex would and ...-..intnn|.. the It'l‘lil.~ 0“th Isigiiatoiieh. James (‘onnollv in lying‘ili'ii'r 0‘ Ii 00'0”“ ”IV“ "WW" I“ b"
it.iti>lt'd (‘tll‘iliiltllL and mad.- no ettori n“... In...” H... (“mm “ll-w”. i, ”,2 In mm,“ wounded Sean. "Mm“...the laugh producer of the perform
to t‘M‘iilit' ttl‘reni IIt- “its apparently 1...“. .1 man), i ‘niad llamonn i‘ea‘nnt and Josephhnce, and Warren st-otieltl. a singer or
til i when Mill» tli~coieied
stupor
him. The latter ran to a neighbor's
home. about a quarter of a mile away.
and notified lleputy Sheriff William
(it neral Scott's long (llhlIHlt'll to Sec I
.retary linker late yeaierday will be lnI
I'reeident Wilson's hands today. Aiii
answer is not expected front WaahInK-'
F Iiatcn. who placed I-Illlott under are 'ton before late today. and perhapn not i ‘mt mt
I'r'ri lie was accompanied by selenium” pm”),
armed men. Just as soon as the Washington Govv'
one of the mans 9)“ We nearly vrnlilenl and the First (‘hief are heard
timed. arid he was cut about the fax-e from. a umpirenr-p which I
and head. indicating. it in thought.
that he may have that a struggle with'
Putin before shooting him. He was
apparently suffering front exposure
and lack of food. it is now believed
_iht at no time wa>~ he very far away.
lie has maili- no :ldielllt‘lli of any
iiillti. I
When Hrl'i'hieli lit had on hint two
,au'omatic revolvers and one of an or-'
probably-Ito the Superior court yeste
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gmotning trolley accident which
tpcncd on Slrntford avenue. Ileee
:aah for $50,000 damages. He 0
I t l betw en ,0 iii 60 nd Ihod been out Christmas livo m:
( lil.tl‘\ \‘ it‘ 't’ i) a 1 r0" 3 - ‘
. - ' . ulc‘hases for the family. “tilt
at ........u..nt.m_ and a small sum enlighten: EnhargeandWarne Her-'I’nm-nntn were Alfred Camp.
inane): 1 l .
.-_..__._ .- cilante that Geode letfldoklyiarggggi" gggv‘gf‘r't‘yhrfifnh‘”
"fluid“. Hi! 3. M i. stm’the automobile was going along
"0'“! It II“! an.“ tnt‘t'ilt‘tlt avenue into Stratford av
NEW HAVEN. May i .—-Aiin0uli<‘(‘-'brlghtent lights blazing iii full.ag
ment was made yesterday from theatre law. as it is claimed. came
jofiiceh~ of the N. \'., N, H. & H. R. R.."ing dowtl upon the little (‘hrls
INJNNCININ ISSNiIl IN ‘
iolt'_s_ lNillIli list
mm: Eve mutational
Ante coon» on Strattord
Sulfa for “0.000 dams” wcrvflied ing with minor rebels in varioua din-
ggrowing out of that early t‘ltrlamiari;pondem
'25, 1915. “tuning the death of one man the membpr
Ron” A618 0" land the injury of three other per
I Arthur A. Greenhiil. of to‘triitford.I(.m,(try appearance was ,0“.de
the morning
Iwhen a trolley car traveling west
an alleged rate.of speed and with his‘I
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lr landp local fame. diatmgulnheti himself in
e the vocal department. Miss tiladyn
Ii. Stone and Mice Lucile 'l‘. \\'ell.-t. the
Illcly known .
' .two young ladies in the production.
The other ringleadrrii in custody In“Ino acquitted "mun-hes very
;Ire|rlld are now betnl tried with great ~ creditabl
y. Miss Stone being especial~
PM"! by '” oeatral coart-martial.I‘y pleasing In both dance and song
,whiio the local «mm-martial andeal‘ “when A vaudeville w. by “x o,
. Ithe membero. George W. Dllwortb, D.
The Arr-0mm! i'rm Poms-g Allen Betta, w. Ert'lng Toilet-i. Earl a.
m a batch of the primers. Dario. Elton R. ant-ii and Kenneth
“i“ leaving one of the rourts after beingf Seoflcld. was excellently presented.
“we",ecntcnced. Some of them spoke to‘and was enthusiastically received by
s of their escort art they. the audience.
marched away. theiri After the overture, by the crimes
lhpyiil‘fl, the curtain lifted on the first
l’lunIt-tt are somewhere in
[whether free or captured ht not pub‘
rday, . trlcta.
sons. ‘
and unions
wned
it'vidt'nlly had escaped willt more ten-.socnc. which represented the Nutmctz
m Iliad was driving the automobile in-' _. lt‘iub rooms. The boys were gainertdI
volved in the aniahliup. The party! [to give a sendoff to “Johnny." and his
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tking.
Mr.
Ada
[colored valet "liob." These charactcra
‘were exceedingly well carried out by
John A Cahlll and Robert l-‘rledlander
reapectively. "So Long Johnny." by
the entire chorus. was heartily ap
plauded by the audience. as "Johnny"
took his departure, followed by his
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Ifililil ARRESISoII '
t‘on-I. I
MURDER Niilfliliramm new
I The vaudeville act by Messrs. Dil
cnuo;
i worth, Bella, and Tolles, as Buds, anti
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ainati
tear-|
........;cloefnrniebod by Wolnan flayI
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3.3.139 Webb has Issued to temporary that the embargo committee of the. arty. The bright li ht. no it is; - -¥ ‘W‘
injunction against Mrs. John Hoyt. Eastern Freight Accumulation Coniei‘ifharged, blinded the party and the! SO“. “at“; 0' MOI“; '
”draining her from further prosc- ence has added Br..igeport and sever-Idriver could not steer. A collision fol-I I i ' ‘BIIRGMRS IAKE
t-utzng the summary process action al Individual consigneea, throughoutilowed. All were thrown out. "In I “We“
against Iieury Rosenberg. A hearing New Haven territory. who have not Mr: (‘nntp received injuries from!
in the matter will probably be aetIhho facilities for
tIouu for next week. The ground for
iltt- injunction is that Rosenberg has V9“. Haven embargo Other cltlen mt . . ,
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ii;"iIRillP defences which he cannot i “an“ "I 0 damages
legally introduce in the present action onnecticut that have been on the re ‘ M"
nor: panding iii the Norwalk City
i'ouri. I
.\ lengthy series of hearings, having'
[promptly, to the restricted llttt of iheICamp- an administr
Hartford and Torrington.
The embargo covers the followingtiyear. He claims he has
to do with motions and dcmurrers,‘ "l'pon all carload and less than CRI‘jcrlppled and his b"
\i.-re heard at frequent intervals be-i'm‘d freight coming to the” compan-Ihe WW” “0“" all
“,3... Judge new... n \tnsnmzh. “tips via any Junction point with COD-.low his usual occupation. Tha
“Hm.” Light 3‘ Light represent thInf‘Cilng rail lines ,also freight lightenfiwhy he wants 550mm) (““113ng
plaintiff and Attorney John Keogh the‘OE‘WhF“ coming from COR-“WI“? OF‘ The the injured women each
unloading treitzhimhich he died. His widow, l-‘lorencel
ntrix of his catate,'a
. (lreenhlll says he was an in-
strtcted list previously are Waterbury. suritnce agent at the time of the
Icideni and was able to earn 3500
been
iii" 80 inluri‘dihfltitbe sidewalk at Franklin and Dupont
am be able to f0i-;strcetn, ant‘: Instantly killed. resulted
NEW YORK. May l.~The fact that
woman whose identity has not been
[revealed by the police looked out of
In window and saw the license number
uc-Iof an automobile near by when Nich-
0 fl plan Neylon. 22 years old. of 81 Cal-
so'yer street. Grecnpolnt. was shot on
fililii SILVER
Residence of lollies Stokes, at
West Mountain, Ridgeiield,
looted of Valuables
When James Colvin, caretaker on
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t is in the arrest of four men yeaterday.
The prisoners. who are. held by the
‘on J I» ‘ I
I Iniflll'lllllfls um Messed “finicky Songs and clever ioliee;
To lany to Contribute
’I‘he Sentinel-Stevens fund for lllt'
Marjorie sterreii battleship has reach
ed 39‘: I5 Thih amount has been con
Iii‘lbult‘d by ti2.'i of Norwalii'n~ patriotic
;citizen:. although halfascore oi the
domes were sent In to The Sentinel
‘by patriots living in New London,
Stamford, New York anti other i‘iilt'fi
“Defense or 'l‘iibute"" the most
Ithrilling of tliriller> will he >lltl\\il lu
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Secretary Lansing announced
today that a dispatch from Ana- '
bassador Gerard dated yestedly!
said the Ambassdor expected to
receive tody the Germn reply it.
the American not demanding int.
mediate abandonment of proeene
delighted hundreds iii The Palace . ,
Theatre. North Main street, on May Patna” 0‘ submarine warfare.
ltiih. Little Mle Marjorie Sterretz The Zeppelin 1220 is now ”'1“
will appear in this big flint Part of
Ithe proceeds of the gigantic patriotit
Ila-nefit will go toward The Sentinel
IStevens fund. which Iii growing at a
pace which is attracting much atten-
ition. is your name included in the
Ihonor roll?
'l‘oday'.‘ Si‘illlllt'l Sit-vein account
i 'l‘otal sum (‘Olliliiltlittl to tittit'.
i 892.13.
I’revioit '* .li. \\'lk“(l2.e'il “9.7.3.
I " "lieI ttitdy. 83M!
’iiiial number of cor-.tribuliontx, titi‘.
t'ontributors for today. '30.
'I‘oday's patriotic honor roll'
Iiarrict Estelle Shufelt- tile.
Annie Francin Shufelt. liIt‘
. tleorgc iiaymoiid. too.
I Nathaniel Pillow, lilt'.
[ .lack Whitney. the
I Dorothy lieck, liic.
I file lieck. lilc, .
Bertha Conklin, 10c
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on the shore of the west side of .
the Hafso Firth. where it wan
anchored and is watched by do.
military The crew of 16 wet. a.
captured. One was wounded. are
other had a broken leg and a third
a broken arm.
The disaster was probably duo
'tot a shortage of gasoline. Titre.
men who remained aboard tho
Zeppelin until the last moment.
threw overboard the moat imporb
ant parts of the machinery.
The! Zeppelin L-zo. which wan
driven ashore and dentroyod It-
iialso Firth, Norway, war one of
the air fleet which raided th'O
hunt hid¢rhlll.‘l0c. ~ rune-them coast of England on
Men. Frank Unduhill, ltic.
John O'Connell. 10c.
Tuesday night. canal
to; thirty-nix
casualtiee. *
“mm" H' ”Rm" "I" ‘0“ Another contingent of Russian
. ' i 1. lil'- ‘ . . . . .
$32.11? ‘10:) ( soldiers arrived in Mamllea thin
Friend. lOt'. morning and was received with
. Marian Lois Miller. lilc notable military and popular ro-
I mm“? 3' ”“'l“"- w“ ception. The troops proceedcdb
Kltherine Brownell, t0c M' ‘iii
Mrs. Katherine Brownell. 10. .the cm? 1“ irabcau. . ' ‘ "1‘.
Wer .\'. Brower. 50c. The Dquh steamship Dubhfi '. t
' which was damaged by an explo— _ . .-
Iu . Ision April 27. passed Graveecnd “ft
I Off Sfmoliii R06“, :today, and will be beached. naya a v.31
t tdispatchI to Lloyd's Shipping 2.;
~ IN ilslilss SEND W... ..
. r I Renter’s Amsterdam correspon- . i
. #— dent tolegrqphs that information
I (‘harlea Gray. an East Side clniii- which is regarded as trustwrthy
mer and oystertnan, picked up from has been received it": to the cf. \
the waters of the local harbor today fcct that Metz is "fig evacuated “
[a bottle in which was contained ames- . . . _
sage that may have been meant for a by the cw“ pOP‘flanon‘ . i
Iprnctical joke. and whith, at the same M0“! the C391“) 0‘ ”name- 2.;
Itlme, may prove the clue to a ironic andauty of about 60,000.15 rated , " L
.(‘Ii‘tummm‘e- as one of the strongest fortreaua ~ “I
in the floating bottle Mr. Gray found of the world. It is bout ,5 mile.
a card. On one side was printed "J. . -
IW, Nellson, Greena lt‘arm. Conn." 0n "9”“ 0f the fi‘glhttélg lme and ‘°
Ithe reverse side was the scribbled on miles 935‘ Of er “I" . 3 ..4
Ipcal' “Off Seymour Rock, April 30, A brief message from. Arnbw ..‘I
.1916. In distress! Send Help!" sador Gerard, at Berlin, reach“ - "l
Seymour Rock is situated aome- Secreta Lansin this morning. - ”it
where off Wesiport. This morning in- It wan 3:: first thge State Depart- 3t
quirlea Were made at police hendquar~
tern here if a man had been reported
xmissing. but (‘hief of Police W. R'i
Il’encington stated he had not been ad
‘viaed of anything of the sort.
' The post office and railroad depolat
merit had heard from the Ambu-
sador since last Friday. The men.
sage i: said to contain no infor-
mation as to the contents of Get-
.hiitmfl
ilePfldflni. I
The original lease of Hoyt's TileI
llil‘t‘, around which the action re-I
volri-s, is heltl by in. Rosenberg. HeI
sublet it to ('hrls. 0. Brown who lnI
turn leased .i to Collins & Van Scoy.f
The house has been closed for many.
months. It has both said Samuel'
lill‘lior, of The Regent. would like toI
g. control of Hoyt'a.
the estate of James Stokes. a New"
York millionaire. who has a summer
home on West Mountain. liidgefield.
enteled the Stokes home. yesterday
morning, he discovered that burglarsi
had gained an entrance \v.:hln the:
past night or two, looted the home of.
the solid silverware and left the plillr'
ed ware. Other valuables were taken'
and It is expected that the loss willi
amount to several hundreds of dollars,I
. askareenpolnt police on the belief that
{or simian tlfllllflgt’h. They claim toItltcy know of the attack on Neyion.
have received various injuricrtdn vtlri-Iare John McCaldrlck_ 26 years old, of
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nus ways. including broken bonea.;240 Uutt avenue. Long Inland City.
damaged el'ca. brulaea and strains. Idriter of the mom, car; Hugh O'Reil-
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75 MONKER 630"" I (‘urioualy enough while these patIty, 23 years. of 105 Jewel street.
. Ipers are filed In the Superior court.Gre(-npolnt; John Goodman, 24. of 96
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.nnother Greenhill. of the name ofIMm-gnn avenue, Greenpolnt, and John
iWalter. Hues in the Common PleasiMeKay. 23, of 62,}iuron atmtllreen.
court and names the Connecticut.polnt,
I(‘.ompany as defendant. also becausei The automobile was traced by the,
A party of 75 members of Monker of an automobile accident. Thin1
Grotto. of this city. were present. lantf‘lr‘wm‘”:l “5““ f‘?‘ 350” damages be‘I
~ . I rinse 0 an acc dent on April 24
t t »l l. w , “night, In how Haven, when Heinz.c . _ .
:I I; it? {Nofgtsosnmig lhglisvglhf‘l’; he: Grotto. Mystic Order Veiled Propheutl’m 0“ BMW” ““9"“9' "‘ “'hwh be!
ten. to the Public Utilities Commls-IM the Enchanted Realm, held thelrI‘m" banged up.
NOROTON PETITION DENIED. .
HARTFORD, tMay 4.—The petition‘i
.‘HHI, for an order to the Noroion Wa :big ceremonial In Music H""- ”lat.
ter Company requiring it to lay a ‘3")? '
water main .0 that the petitionerai The festivities were opened with a
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might be furnished with water andmaradc. the picturesqueneso 0t whichipflolmv Wiiiiiiis
flre protection has been denied. Thefwa'l heightened by the Turkish tel,
mnunission held a hearing on the pe-‘CIIDS. With the appropriate decorations? -
tltion some time ago. The commla'of the. order affixed thereto, worn byi
aion denied the petition on the ground the hundreds of marchers. A monsteri
that‘fo avoid loss on the part of the‘banquet, at which about 650 were
company, it does not seem quitablomrenent. followed the parade. The,
to tarnish the ”nice. banquet ended. the parade wended Its; LOS ANGELES. Cal., May l.—1Iiai-
.,_-__.._.-_. . my back to the nail, where a tine,cotnt W. Strong. piarwtzht. and tin-
SECRETARY DiI-WORTH iN MER- ceremonial initiated about sixty cnn- "ton H. Stagg. an author. of New ‘3)qu
‘ IDEN. idldates Into the mystic mysteries ofIvi'ere killed last night, when an auto.
(Iliarlen H. Dilworth, secretary of the 91‘0“an realm. [mobile driven by 8"“ overturned on
the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce,‘ The Monker Grotto contingent rein country road near here.
is in Moriden today. an the guest orlport they enjoyed the fine inltiationi George Foster Plait. formerly ome
W. C. Hart. oécretary of the Nerlden work. and were treated well by He-Imanager at the New Theatre and the
Chamber of Commerce. at a meeting a: Grotto members and the other vc‘il-ILittle Theatre. in New York, another
of the Connecticut Association or'ed prophets who attended from many;pasaengcr In the machine. was aeri-
Cummercial and Civil Executorn. Imilcs around. Ionnly injured.
0
police, at 3 o'clock. yesterday.
was found in a garage.
the four men followed.
The police believe that the shooting
of Neylon was the outcome of an al-
tack by three men on John Regan, of
53 Java street, Sunday night, when he
was returning from a dancing pavilion
at North Beach. Regan wan shot in
the side of the face and the back of
the bead, and chased through a dance
hall among tables, where couples sat
drinking. and about the dancing
floor He was taken to St. John's
Hospital. where lie in in a serious con.
ditlon. He has refused to give any
Information about his assailants.
Began is believed to have been nhot
in a band warfare. and Neylon in cup
posed by the police? to have known
something about that shooting which
the perpetrators weer afraid he would
dioclooe. No charge nae been made
agninnt , the four men arrested an yet.
but they are held as ‘material wit-
and
The arrest of
I neoeeo.
although the exact value of the stolen
goods will not be ascertained until an]
inventory has been taken. I
Following the discovery of the robe
bery Mr. Stokes was notified at. hits1
home In New York city, by telephone.I
He arrived with his family late thlsI
morning and at last reports was tak-I
ing an Inventory of the various arti
cles of value on the place, in an cf-
for! to discover just what had been
taken.
This is the third robbery that the
town has known within the present
week. Some time Monday night
thicven entered the district school.
some little distance below the Stokes
place and took various articles of ml~
nor value. i The night previous some
one gained an entrance to the home
of Arthur Ferry and stole an overcoat
and several articles of small value.
James Stokes. the latent victim of
the robbere. la a brother of J. G.
Phelps Stokes, of Norolon. and Neil.
York city.
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«.od
pe-contlriued up along the line.
many’s reply to tin: American
note sent more than two week
ago, demanding that German
declare and effect an abandono'
merit of its present method: 3
submarine warfare. Unoffic'
Creeps Farms were queried. this
morning, bill the name “.i. W. Neil
sen” did not seem to be known. At
these two places it was stated that
there had been no report of a Greens
Farms man in an accident near Sey-
mour Rock. Several families. with a . .
wide acquaintance among Greene mfomnon was to the we“ “I“
Farms residents. were also communi-Ii’he German "Ply mum be In th.
caicri with. but no lnforruation as tothlnds of Ambassador Gerard
the identity of “J. W. Neilsen" COUidIsomc time today.
I” ”mailed “Dispatches from Athens stat.
NNNROiNiIl— ”cm—um] 33$: Kiiié“:?i§:et°safid the:
Willi illili filiiliiiii iiiiili
Corfu have confiscated graii
The South Norwalkv Municipal Elec-
ti
(51..
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.,.
- of};
doatm' ed for Northern Epinu."
the Overseas News Agency can.
“In consequence there in a famine
in Epirus. and cases of death by“
. tarvation are. reported."
'rlc Light plant In to lose a large con- 3 . . . r
aumcr. The New Haven railroad will Th? belief .‘s {XPNSM 1“ “e“? '
hereafter light the South Not-want de- tral diplomatic circles in London; .
pot with its own electric juice, in- the the British Fomign Offic. ‘
“a“! 0' ”win“ ”him" "he "”5”. not only will order he release of
district. Work at t c downtown 6-' t . _»
not has been In progress for somoI‘he, Austrians axd Gsmns “a '1
time in the rewiring or the station, «in: board the mencan amnion.
that it may be illuminated by aloe-.Chzna while on her my front,
trlcity from the railroad feed wire 8 to San Francisco Oft'
through a transformer. This ninth: Feb 18 last, but an 'm m;
in in use at, the present time n t . . . . ..
nation from New York to Stamford. vow “if,"t'o“ ?f the cam d.
and it is understood the rewiring will the auxiliary cruiser Laurentoc in . , 3;
makngdn capture. ~ =
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