aawa‘rnoaatl. nine or m flaw It! a momma Alia
We of tiaraalll Ilene Great
Parade, With Scores of Autono-
ht‘les and Organizations, Red
fire and Music
Stilttltlitliilllilllf
llllll has that
.- htl Idling and Congressman
tlpwarda of two thousand people.
eager to get in on last night‘s lug Re»
pubic-an rally, pushed, packed and
jammed tlleir way Into the Norwalii
Arne-try. filled every available neat ill
Altos huge hall. completely occupied ev-
ery wssible inch of standing rooln that
war lvailabit- alld then proceeded to
_t it tlelllseivt-s hoarse in what is be-
ltl-vt-ti to be the biggest political (lt‘lll'
t)llnl.'tll0ll ever lleid ill Norwalk, it
not. ‘Iio’ biggest affair ever held ill
the local armory. The speakers of
the evening included i-‘elix X. St-Iiooll
"lllLl'l', who addressed the huge path
eitn; ou the subject of the tariff, .loIlll ‘
ll, King, of Bridgeport. National (‘onl-
mitteeluali Hon. Ebenezer J. Hill of
Not-w alk. Edmund M. Crowe, chairman
or illetitepublican town committee. and
Mayor Carl A. Harstrom. who acted
as chairman of the meeting. ldvery
apeaaer on the program acquitted him-t
self ‘.ll a brilliant and able manner and
each speaker well~ earned the cheers
._..___ _..... ..—._._.
ham to belade to Bring m
l
llilBSlEIlS AND lROUl
l
t
.. 1. Hill Ileard at the Armory.
t10n.al‘ter the meeting. “that
SlAlE MllSl All
it All) EISHERIES
sits callltll
‘ ‘—
jpaigll ol'ators in general will
.4:
scorn nOnwaLx. echo. samfiiho‘vmnca 4, loin
clllllllls IIAIiE till
Pitt l0 lotus.
i
liaghcs la Ilea’faril and Wilson la:-
f tong Branch today, With other
| Prominent Workers Tailliag t
l
l
l
.Aooot Country '
‘ NICW roux, Nov. i,» Candidates
7 for the presidency and prominent cam-
make
I
Skid!“ BIS: in large “WCj llleil last spoken appeals for votes to
of Fish and (lame
That a strong effort will be made
to secure a larger appropriation
it'lonl the next tlellcral Assembly to
rehabilitate Connecticut fisheries wais
indicated yestezday at the monthly
meeting of the State lloard of Fish»
elics and (lame. According to the
discussion of the colltllllssollres. the
fislieres have been llltlcll neglected
during the past icw years. owing to
the slllall amount appropriated for
their care. Tll'.‘ situation illvolvinl:
ltllislt'Ii-‘7 shad and trout is fa:- tl-olu
lavorable anti Illcl‘libers, oi the board
were unanimous ill the belief tllat
some step must be taken ill the near
future to replenish the supply of
shad and striped bass ill (‘ollllet-tlcut.
It la the plan of John M. (‘ranlp-
ton ,supclintelldent of the board. to
reirwale ahnd and sitipotl
the Connecticut River. but-he Mild
it much larger appropriation
the needed to put the fisheries on a
‘ aatlafacttiry basis.
“it seems a pity." said Mr, (‘ralup-
. state. with 'lta wide expanse of coast
latter fallen up by State Board
bass in.
would "
This
day. Sometime around midnight,:
i .
' when the last cheer has died away. the
last red fire has burned out and the
last llfll'fltlt'l' has gone home. the ha»
1. lional calllpatgu will be virtually over.
SIiIJAIlON is Bill;
I halles It}. Hughes ended his politi-'
cal ttalvels yesterday, but the last day]
of his campaign is one of the hardest!
lie makes live speeches here this of
telilooii and will deliver his flnltl ad;
dress at a rally ill Madison Square}
tlal-dtn. which will close the greateatl
Republican rally of the Campaign in‘
New York city . '
l'l'l‘rldt‘nl Wilson, at Long Branch.
will make his last speech before an
audience in his home state. Every
Denim-railr- organisation in Nov Jan
sey will send delegations to Shadow"
Lawn. ‘
lltll‘ll candidates will spend the two
days that intervene beTore election
Illlll‘ll). the President at t-‘thlidow
Lawn. and Mr. litlghes at the hotel
wilele he had ltlatie his .‘x’l'v: York
headquarters since he left Washllli:
ton Tllt') will receive the returns at.
these plat-till '
.I. Rani; Hallie). the A'I‘illllllllltill
prt-sdentiltl candidate, will reach lll‘t
touti- ill Indianapolis tonight after :t
filial day of speccllluaking through ltl
(llitilll. Since September 8. Mr. iian
iey has travelled nearly 201nm Illlll‘. ‘
lllroltah thirtyet‘our states. The fill
,ciaiisl candidate, Allan L. Benson. will
has made calllpnign speecllea in a’
molt. every part of the country. is it
day in Kaunas L'Ity, No. .
Mr. Hughes. the Republican"cahdt-
‘date. holds the record for campaign
lotlrneya, When he reached New
lllElilAllES lllE
llllll tits
N0i trains
‘Irsl. it. Callahan, Iidaa of Auto'
Victial, Says Car Was m I-
but 25 lites ha llaar
_-—..-——
0llE CHARGE AllilllSl
Slillllll lll8lll88Ell
Chaaffar Released lladcr Iii tf
$2,000 for Reckless Driving
.\lrs. l-Zugelle (‘allabanof llanbury.
widow of tilt: liquor dealer killed last
Half“! main II I M M
citlellt. at Nash's corner, Weaiport.
yestertlu)‘ afternoon in lianbury told
the story of the accident to Conner
John .I. l'hetan. She declared J.Fred-
ricks Signor. of Bridgeport, chauffeur
oi the lttuoluoblle, was not driving at
more than 2.3 miles an hour. Asked
it sht- tlltl not make a remark after
the accident to the choudeur that she.
i warned Illlt: not to drive so fast. Mrs.
t‘oliahan said she might have made
tttlcll a remark but that facta did not
w :Il‘l‘fllll i'. The sight of her huaband
lying before her killed, she said. may
,llliVl' caused her to it? flit Signor
\\as not driving carefully. She denied
anyone was antler the influence of It.
inor. saying the amount of wine drank
would not affect any of them.
She aid that with Mr. and Mia.
floodlit"? N ”author. they went for
an automobile rider. leaving Danbtlry
,at 2 o'clock Sunday atternoon, They
. ,went to laflrdimon' Manor. N. Y.. and
York yesterday. ll“ had "Hide “WNW-3 looked at some property the ilcne-t
mi
MlllEllS ENlllliEill
i t
.llaif the lumber Trapped in Ala;
l , i
l Dana Said to be “late lien l
. .
i BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. i.~$lxty:
.or more men are entombed ill the
diesaie Mines of the SlosaShelfield;
. Steel and Iron Company, 20 miles west. ’
of Birmingham. all the result of an?
explosion early today. More thall
half are said to be white men. ()f~‘
tflcials believe the blast was chanced by
gas. .
The entire force of state rescue
.workera, together with a crew from
the I'llited States Mine Bureau, were
summoned to the scene shortly after.
,tlie explosion and everything possible.t
it is unit]. is being done to reach the
entombed men.
Following the explosion frantic rela.
WI OWN OPERATOR.
Overcast probably with rain tonight.
TWO cm
I
80lll8l0N lN lllE IRISH A
CHANNEL lAlE lASl Nliilll
Connemara Collidcs With the Steamship Retriever, and
It Is Believed That Three hundred Lives Weretost.
as Bodies Are Being Washed Ashore on County flown
Coast
0llll 0NE Sililllltlll BlEEllEll l0 llAlE
a:
1:: laclll Still I0 till it tllttlll .
SEE EllCllllll llEllllllls :Rallway Company "thigh—Melba or Not There
ll litillll SillllliEl illlllit "9.".59’ ”90??? Elm” _- ~
I The Sentinelhillquish the public AUIOMW VICIIM I A #3NDON. NOV. I4 I:3" P' m‘ L.
with the most complete returns on — C London and Northwestetn A
.3' .. l: mrs ill tittiiillOllll ifiméiiinoi°$§ili§tai°xfd
town having the service of he Asso» a. .passengers, has collided with an. .4,
clutcd Press, ”19 bitumen”? and M- ____ other vessel and it is feared the
curacy of the news is apparent to all
who know the wonderful st-:\ict- len—
‘death roll is about 300. » .
The Connemara collided with
all Mills, Injured ”day light,
rt‘ - "a i ‘l' s." 1
3.4332311? mm‘mn. I" ”I" an H . the steamship Retriever in the
Returns will be thrown on a screen and Al! FliIQ‘ Irish Channel last night. " Both 71":
acro?‘ the '“reel front The Sentinel 7 ‘ vcsscls were sunk. So far a. is ‘ '~
tlt‘rl‘tilrt. hum“gzltxt‘u‘lg‘u‘unall?»tib‘hlttllml‘ali- Vmail “t : result or a shock known there is only one survivor 4%,
E ‘ “I suffered“, which happen
phone. The vicinity of The Sentinel
otlice. on Tuesday night. will be the
livelier-t pan of the town. Be at the 0m. 0! uwmmwn-n oldest ntl beat unable to state whether any.
crowd and an the news first hand. _ known china-pundit" I Antoni. Americans were aboard theaevaa- *
till his home lat-W 45‘
' WT‘XT'"? .. .7.
- FRIDAY amaho‘oa cLud.
Membara Entertain“ by Mrs. c. H. R.
Godfrey Yeatarday Afternoon. ,
from both ships.
1 (l . . . /> -
’ ' as - -
“‘gm' "‘ “huh he “ The railway company BOYS it to
ed on Mond- .
struck by an automobile. Burr Mills.
Leels. They' seldom calm M
pi
3.2;.
Last Monday evening about 6:30
o'clock. Mr. Mills left his yard with a
lantern in his hand. and started to
cross the road
A Lloyd‘s dispatch from
for the purpose of fast says the collision ocCurrd“...l»
._ S
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tpfi
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unique distinction of having speeclleal on their way when the accident oc-lrmd Mrs. (‘harlea 5, St. John. accom-
made for him by two former occu- ! curred. How the automobile went off‘ panied at the piano by Mrs. M. ll. Mc-
pnnts of the White House. William til the main road and ran into a teIe-If‘ausland.
Taft and Theodore Roosevelt. t‘ol.l graph pole. killing her husband and.“ The next meeting will be held with
state. The legislature should rec-
.ognize that the fisheries situation In
laerious. The lobster situation is far.
tfronl satisfactory. alld that applica
pedestrian. Mr. Mills was carr‘td into
me hotne anti llr. William Stevenson.
of Georgetown. tendered medical as-
. SPREAD IN N0llllAlli
in Dumbarton, in 1896.
The Retriever was 190 feet
long, of 674 tons' gross and was
The second case of scarlet fever in'
_ Roosevelt made his last speech lit‘l'f‘l injuring herself and the other three; Mrs. G. S. Kendall, in two weeks.
sistance. The victim failed rapidll- built' in Goele. Eng, in x909. She
‘ y. . . 7., The Friday Afternoon (‘Iub held a . I ma au- .30" ff C lin d L h but .
0‘ the crowd which “E“. most “h ‘ . ' tint-t tilps which. ttincc August. havt . berya \vcre ‘ntewa'ed i They my“ , tittopping at the atort'o . p . 0 at gfor 0“! , an ‘ A.
tiluhiastic at all times. During the "n“. “n.“ "R “m,“‘fl'ul Inland 1“” carried him through ihtri.‘ thrt‘t’ drove to Mount Kitten, Y.. but later :efilfglaammtéetiax Ke'éeg?a.i..ufg;"a9:&T. M.Slocklnll. Mr. Mills. it is clulllictl~ on the Irish coast between tfie; t”
migrant two “vcellent cam at n son .-t "M“ “h““ld have to worry “(mg states anti ll distance of about 2:3,tmo aw“. to port Cheater. wile-n they” ‘ ' . ' - ‘ ’l' _. ~ tappeared to believe the road was clear . f Do (‘1 Lo a" l.‘
p p 5 ‘3 "ti o ‘iution of $16 onul . . . - .lor avenue. The subject has a \iid- - . l d to cross €°untles 0 W“ an ll
were rendered bv Jules Garrison of “' ‘ “n “N" l“ - ' miles. None of the Presidents trti~-'tttlnt-ti and had some wine in McCar- ~ - .. ‘ tand lN‘lIIK a cripple. “a” , .. . . ~ .-i~
1m Third mqmei Who compo-ml .flnd rrltill sum is just half of the amount “.97..“ long m, mm. of m. “.1.me 1M.“ Imi. {Summer Mghta Dream. and the-rem? am.“ on its crutches. “hen tn.'I‘he Retriever watL inward bound. .7.
. 3.--. , recent-d livtht‘ Hamil"! Mute» in the , "m... m m..." w..." “mm. .0 so"... mat “out 12.3,, 0-0.0”. “and“. mom.- gimbggfg‘f‘lg‘: 53:“ 133': 13:“; 33 about the middle of the road, Mr. 1:10” A few bodies have been waah- ‘ ..
(Continued on Page Nine.) '1 "l0“ “9 are doing ""3"“an poa- cilic point for the purpose of deliver-l ing they left PorttCheater for m; play was given by “'r. G qp Kenduil' . “'“5 suddenly “mph ““9 “”3ch 1.0.13th ashore on the County Down 4
___. lsihm to act the boat results out of log om. principal address. mm“ When NflrWF'V‘WIfl-ggfhpdl‘nr comments \Irs J Milton ‘(loburn' ”Uh" feet by an automobile owué a? In” The dispatches said it i. , .
7 the $16,000. bill the sum is woefully President Wilson-fl campaign has' h aband saidthey might as 'ou 30 ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . ' driven by Alvin Peteraon. 0! 9°"; 't ~ to 1
a ‘Slllflll. considering the amount of hm! ”I, asaiatance of his Cabin“; ,0 ood ride it I ", iustrated readir’. Mrs. Eleanor town. At the time oi the accident Magical“! 30° ““35 have 59“ 03'- . 1"”
work to be done in Connecticut? v- . I . ‘d g an Mum“ that "m" Doughty. ' pit - n was proceeding very 8l0WlY' The Connemara. 1,106 tons . 4'1
Ronlt step must be laktn to bring lllf‘lllers an: “NI. resident Mfr-l return to ilanbury by “E", 0' Bridge-l A vocal trio was rendered by Mrs: l‘ldetrhhsetluentlv brought his machine gross and 272 feet long was built , .
l‘ ‘ ' ‘ .-I ' ll fr. u‘hca en lycd tle . - . . ‘ 7 , “ ' - . A E . ‘ 5 "'
back ”m striped bu” and ahad to lhet a tall. all e L lt ‘poli. This at agreed to. They worelE. 6. Huntington. Mrs. Rulpll Grtgory m H 5m” “PM“ it could run mar the p h
to blueflsh, as well."
At the meeting yesterday Mr.
Cralnpton tolti the board of the
various plans presented at the Na-
tional Fisheries Association colder-
euce at New Orleans. which he at,
last night. occupants of the car. Mrs. (‘allallan
'I‘llc Increase ill the number of! said she did not know.
states where women may vote for, She Rllld that while coming from
president this year has uivell women 7 Port Chester she saw an auto skid on
a gieaier [Illl‘l ill this campaignthan. the wet pavement and asked Signor
ever before. Tile most extensive cam-l to drive slowly becauac of this. Sic
Not-walk at the present time was dis-
covered yesterday when the tllneas of’
the eigllt-yearold son of Max Schu-
mann, of isaacs street. was diagnosed
as a case of the cmtagious disease;
lllOWOH‘I‘, and the end was reached 8131 was owned bV the West Coast
1 ill ht about ten o‘clock. fir. Mans-i .
V HAUNT'NG DREAMS A...“ I" ‘ field. of Ridgetleld. was called in Coll-.3: 3332:: Telegraph Company
CAUSE OF SUICIDE? sullnllflll shortly before the death of . . . ~
" "'" - Mr. Mills. but the efforts of the doctors A steamer gen-lee ts maintain-"\{f‘f
Led bv the London and Northwest-
Brooklyn Man With Picture of Beauti. were in vain.
’I‘lle Schelllann home has been quar-
antined by Health Officer Dr. William
J. Tracel’. and every precautionary
method will be taken to llfeven. the
spread of the disease. Master Schli-
mann‘s case is not a severe one.
The fifth (“ISI‘ of diphtheria ‘brol'e
out in this city yesterday and Is that
of little Miss. Margaret Sore], the
eight-year-old daughter of Mr.
line.
This makes the third clu ol‘
. olplltherla within "I“ week. in “mm!" be sold a year from the time they are.
,tonded a few weeks ago. He said
there scents to be a national nun-t»
fment to improve fisheries all over
the country and believes that t‘onnec-
,ticut should lead in any campaign
‘ of the sort.
. Mr. (‘ralnpton deplored the fact
fishermen at New London are liter-
ally anllihilating the mackerel sup-
- at..l ply by operating with nets. Mackerel?
i MPE- Paul SOI‘E‘L of 100 Hi! ‘30" 8"9- sell at the rate of fifteen for 25 cents
lavhen, it not taken then. they could
. pttigll trip ever undertaken by Ielni-l did so. she says.
nine political workers ended here that Fred G. Signor has left the Nor-walk
night. when a special' train brought 7 Hospital. where he had been recover-
back the women who have been trnv-' ing frbm Injuries received in the acci-
_elling through the country to \vin,tlent. Mr. Signor was released under
. votes for Mr. Hughes. They have your . 82.000 bonds. John A. Montgomery. bf
‘neyed H.700 miles and addressed 191 Norwalk. furnished the surety. The
t’tneeiings in 28 states. lcharae of operating a motor vehicle
‘ 'while under the influence of liquor.
one of the two charges preferred
lagainat Mr, Signor. has been dismlss~
led. as no testimony to beur out the
EililllSElllAiilli Hill
in! Young Woman Kilia Himself
in .‘tew York Hotel.
NEW YORK. Nov. ~I.——Dld haunting
dreams of unrequited love cause il. l..-
‘ (: alluln. 2-. Brooklyn man. to take his
‘ Iifc ill the Hotel Latham? That ques‘
.tion will be answered probablv wlleng
the coroncr opcm letters that were'
. found in the moat.
Under the body the police found a
1 picture of a beautiful woman ilLeven~7
ting dress. On the back of the pic-r
' ture was written in a man's hand: .
"avenue. A quarantine was placed at icaughl for 25 cents each. be said. The: A afggkrgl;1:193:12:°?;°§“”l1‘h° shngef “God keep and make happy ihla'
"H‘- SOTFA 1101118 Yesterday. ‘huperintendent said this situation} ' 8' Mrs Heneberv in be,” 1:” "tit. :girI—the aweetest. “he“ and “‘05'
It. Is again urged by the hcalth .Df';should be recognized by the Lexis—E I ' ‘ ' “ " ”‘9'" °" wonderful woman in all the wo':ld."
. car am: not exceeding a speed of three
' or
' lo
150" that every 0899 Of Hr? throati lature and action taken to remedy it
t Wednesday to Coroner Pilelan. deniedl
Graham shot himself.
1
I
‘be held from the late home Monday;
«aftern'oon at 2:30 p. in.
Mr. Peterson, although nowiae to . .
blame for the accident. is nearly pros- em lemv between Holyhead,
"fluid as a result of the mishap: He Wales, 3"" Greenore. .Irehndt _'
is .lor held by the authorities nor is distance of about 80 miles acroaa.
he blamed in the slight”1 degree by th‘ Irish Sea.
unvo’nt as being rt‘swusil’l‘l‘ git”: The marine cerresoondcnt of
accident. Witnesms a a ct ‘ -
mp 1m of me accident Mr. 1.9.9.50“ the London and Northwestern
RallWav said that so for as he
lllf‘ miles an hour. How lie'came knew the"!
it Mr. Mills is an inoxvlamnblegengers on e Connemara.
fact.
The \ accused is survived by it‘lls‘crcw “muted 31- ‘
wife. out by two step children, '1‘. i .’ ’
Stocking and Miss Alice Stocking. both. TODAY S WAR NEWS.
of Georgetown. Funeral services will, —-—— .
Bony fighting- continues on.
Rev. Tate, of
ere only fifty par . ._’i
Her "1:
,...
if.
i that the party was out on a “joy ride": . 1 h ch
and none of the witnesses exa i . .the Georgetown Congregationa C “T
l by the coron‘cr T't'hadrv w" national HINMAN_TELL8 WHAT twill ofilctate. Mr. Mills was treasurer
' ' ‘ i' FISCAL YEAR MEANS.:“nd trustee of the Gilbert Memorial
lstate that either Mr Signor or' any
‘ ' ' Attorney General George E..Hin» ' 72 ears old.
7 n i . -church. He was Y
. other of the. pit. ty no cared to be un- man has given the civil service com-i
deg-I theHinfiutegice‘of 11‘1“?" N _rniaslon an opinion on the atate law.1-AG DAY NETS HOSPITAL 52,192.7o_
rs. ene "' cam ' "Wilklof 1913 concerning temporary“ ap-i
tveaterday afternoon to see her hus- pointmenta and involving the inter-' '
. i band In the Narwallt Hospital. ' “i
Legislature for the fisheries, but hG'lng was held yesterday afternoon at} .' , pretatton of the expresalon. it any
be given immediate attentio- in Older as soon as possible.
that a possible epidemic of diphtheria; The board spent most of its time:
in this city may be averted. l discussing the fisheries situation. the‘
lather matters taken up at the meet- '
-—_———_‘v-—c
MERRHL con-[6f ling being of a routine nature. Mr.
fudge Peclt flamed at Secret ourc
Session and loss Allison lines
Iiot object
BRISTOL. N'ov 4.—A secret hear-
(Trampton declined to say what extent
iwould be taken in an effort to se-l
lcure a larger appropriation from the;
The following letter was received
— n ' surer of the Norwa k Hos.
> SIUBENIS ”Mil said plans were being strongly con-t 4 o‘clock in the probate court. Willl‘ MARTIN FREED DESPITE _,_ - one year. According to the attorney;:ltglliatglc‘iation: _ a
" ' __ >~ alder-ed. ' ‘ Jud‘ge Rogé'r F. Newell presiding. The} . FFOR . general. the term means a calendar; \tR‘GEORGE CURTIS
'i'wo h d ti t . i m ipurpoae was to appoint a conservator-i. - ' E 7-8 OF BROTHER. year unless otherwise expressed-1 . . _ 1 me Norwallt Hospittil
or M llll'n l? -8 "den“ and ”am“? over the estate of Miss Ella A. UpstmS ' - , When a fiscal year diners from a: Timmy '
”01:3“ his??? gglggguofdfulhtoulv ONE "emu” tot West street. No opposition Was ““5"" “PM "W Guilty of Murdericalendar year. fiscal legislation shouldioeag‘girl“ on,
r . . ~n . 7 . , \ ’ .
‘3!“ evening. 1n the Town “sang? _ . ‘ onened by Miss Upgon or her fflends’i Mother- and statel- Had Faith in be referred to the fiscal year rather a.
Incloaed please find check for
192.70. the résult of our recent tag
“r
Him Throughout. than to the calendar year. Mr. Hia-
- thin red I ' . ’ .
and every I appea lamonloua WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., Nov. 4.-—,me.n says the atatute referred to did.
She and several friends and relativeei
Hall, in Wall street.
jalong the Romanian frontier,
‘without pronounced gains 0?
ground for either side. In North
{amt France the night was quiet
galong the French front. .
; Berlin reports French and Brit-
ish attacks during the day yea-H
'tcrdav in the. Crucudecourt, Lea.
fiche battlefields of Galicia and .
Boenfs and Caurcelette sectors. -
north of the Somme, which were
.repulaed. ‘
l ' The
Austro-German forceli
lhavc made little additional prog- * .
’ , an immense Merl-ill
l... .7. .........l . m cm of "agility
for the occasion with green and whitel -
atreaniera hung from the rafters, and. .
banner. which: The board of assessing of the City
covered M wall on the west side ofI of'NorwaIk are in All session today.-
ttbe halt. . . and will close public meetings Me
An attractive fiance progmn. in- evening. from 7 tab ociock, in
chilling one atapa. Fox trots. waitxea City Hall and Town Assembly Hall. It
and a Paul Jone- wucnjoyed. Grace to notabe. according' to. till i may
Brotbera'm at Norwalk. fur-Juan from the aneuora' alanine of
1be mat male to: the auair. the 2.50 llata thus {an turned in. only
The final! w on: corn- Iix limited! owners bare furniture
”did of It. I.” Ml. fltaa'tvaiued at over 8500. and that than ta
“ O’IMII'aIdI-fld W. 11ml only an Ntctroia in the any—4m. o:
of cont-ac. iaaceort'u to the am
at'. 1m made to the am All
£3“
were innocent. as were Mayor Joseph. 1‘00““ by his ”Nth": but 09““de
F. Button, Corporation Counsel Will-- by All! mother and 518W". Claude
lam J. Malone and Judge Epaphrodltua: Martin. 23- chaulfeur, 0' Elmford,
Peck. Judge Peck was appointed confessed cocaine end since he waa
concenatoruader a bond of.816,000.l15 years of age. acquitted mien
it was supposed that the‘ heal-int day of the murder of Gotham Guttihz.
would be held on Saturday. Novam-‘ei‘. Ml inn Fromm". All his acquit,
ber 11. so this va- tha data assigned tat was mounmttha youth has!“
by Judge Neweil. The hearing you. and glued late mother and atater, than
terday came as a nary-lac. it was Washed Into the Jury box and shaking
wt amounted.
WNWLIIIOII wuuvoaedodmvoor
mammal-a was ac! ‘l‘ho‘hrr'baildeliborated oaiy‘lo
lam aatlllaoa last wait. The law- lain . ~
No neiapapu' III banda with“ out uleaman. kid;
.I labia poem wan hound a roll
not fall within the clue of fiscal leg-
ialation. '
. RIDDLE!) BODY FOUND.
JANES LLR-Wla., lflov. 4.’-\Iy8-
tery sun-o do the murder It! I
young man whoae body with bone |
holes in both arma.'broa'at, stomach
aid forehead. was found M the
‘banha of Rock River, near harem.
_, day. by hunters. , u
I 11:. than, I‘ltmxel‘. was fed
dream and evidently a foreigner. ‘
m» I!!! to! the boom ‘ ‘taattnony of Martia'a mutual“ 8000. Moo owners. m- mind
lathe-cram. lanai-MM .Imfionnthooatrflraotiw Vfllhr.-¢hhlknwthobodr. 2
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a“! Mmtm‘hmtm u‘aaMWMam.MA§I
him. l-l'loroa. wrwu-ywdwrmm t l
manna-nu manned-thaw“ . ,- «M . Me an m. a.“ .
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day. This money was raised bathe'ress in their campaign againfit
Ladles' Visiting Board of the N‘orwalk Rm Baffin announces a”
Hospital for the. purpose of reducingt _.
the Hospital debt.
(Signed) hills. P. A. LANE.
Trend. of the Ladies' Waiting Board.
MRS. ROBERT VAN BUREN.
Sec. of the Ladies’ Visiting Boards
an) chess humus: turnovao -
wasmsorou. uhv. t—The Amar-
loan lied Croce announced yesterday .
that Ila naphthahoainnih. with the Ouch: .
Will)" 33:“ {min “NW“ mic antes under Prince Lao-
by a New . pu company -
mm a "emanate: mm... “"3 mm:
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chip maria fa- vtu a. «a m on tho
mutton ichwinuotottlaiaao- . "-
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