~and two automobiles,
All that: remains of the barn today
is a. smoke- blackened chimney. the
foundation. and a mass of charred.
blackened and smoking embers. Some-
where in the interior of this mass of
stuff. there is relieved to be the re-
mains of Huddle 1. and it is to recover
them if posslm... that Chief Sherer
will hold his invertigation this after-
noon.
The origin of tin fire is a. mystery.
but it is known that Onrlaka, Was fond
of smoking and rmdmg in bed, and it
is believed that he might have, fallen
asleep while smelling last night. and
that sparks srt til-1» l0 the ‘building.
C‘—
BOSTON GIRLS
PLAYING MARBLES
SIGSWAY’S
FAIR OAK FARM
FIRE LOSS $35,000
(Continued from First l’age)
7mnce to be made. far enough into the
“In of charred. timbers. etc. to lo-
cate the body. A pair of charred shoes.
finillar to those worn about the farm
lay 0ndakn. were found in the ruins
and thisleads to the further belief
that he perished in the flames.
Frank Lonchnk and Alex Lunchak.
flap-Ions of Mr. Simuy. whose home
its at 19 D11.) street. this city noticed
i819 flames from their bed- room early
Ibis morning. 1 They immediately ran
“1 the barn flom which goats of smoke
and name Were bursting and seclngl
that there was nothing that they could. to young Miss America The boys (ifl
‘0’ ”nt in an alarm. ’ AGreater Bdston are making a stand;
Box 31.11t the corner of Taylor and against feminine assault on a sport,
West avenues. this CHM w :-1s ulso turn— 1 hithei'to almost exclusively their own,l
-1 in by partks unknown who saVV the game of marbles.‘
file names and believed that they were On the sidewalks of the subulbs
En the territory cmered in the local since signs of spring appeared passarS-
fire, d‘partment. The (‘ontral Station by foiced to detour to the cu1bing.
”Forums rsnonded but found that have round girls almost as numerous
tile lire was in Darien and so’ they as boys inthe games. The sisters play
could not go down. li’or keeps. too an dotten With a skill
When the l'mrlen fire. department that has sent their own and other
mmnonded the situation .was realized blothels home marbleless As a re-
am! a general alarm was sent out. tlw ‘ suit. the girls also. nowadays 80 home
.‘Noroton Heights company. in charge. W'l'th hands and knees muddled 1nd
at Chief 'l‘mcoy Collins and the Noro- molhers find cadse l0 lament the trend.
for: department in charge of Chief of the times. ‘
William Goa-end responding. Another change in the conditions
Several ammpls were made by the or the game as played by the new sen-
flremen to enter the burning building, eration is the substitution of pennies:
in which wns Hon-«l buy. farm wagons f0 rthe agates and glasses that W318.
mm :1. Cadillac. the objects of shot and roll in the old
days. 7
BOSTON March 17. ——\Vomans in-
vasion of man's spheres has extended
I
the other 11 Ford.
Prank Standing. (1111* of the members
at the Darien Department. put on a.
mnoke helmet 11nd ('lllll‘ilVOl‘t'tl to en-
OIr the blazing building. but was pro-
ru-ntvd from doing so. however. by the
flames. It was said by some that the
fill-m of a man was seen in the flames.
and it. is believe-l that this was ()ndn-
.21.. ‘
The latter was: :1 sort of handy man
)l‘flf-ZNRY RANGE!) TODAY.
\VASHINGTON. March 17.—John
MoHenry. aged 24, former New l.on-.
don, Conn.. youth. was hanged . the
District of Columbia jail. today. for
the murder of a \Vashlngton city
detective and an automobile dealer. 9
Efforts to obtain a. commutation to
life-imprisonment for the youth \V'erc7
‘hout the farm. which Mr. Sigswny continued up to the last. but fallow:
Bought some 11.... 11g” and which ho l’residvnt llurding having refused to
111:1» fixing up for 11111111 this summer intervene in the matter. An attempt;
011 New York 'ml‘lll-s. llq- bud his to prevent the hanging today was
Rooms in tho b.1rll. lu‘ur \V'llorv 1111- made by the? local branch of the SONS
‘ay was stored .1t the roar. and wlwrv ' of Irish Freedom. whose officers said
“no llamvs seemingly 11:11! their start. the taking 0f MCHt‘"H"S fife "(O‘clayl
m is believed that lu- was partially Would amount to a desecration of the
”bothered by ”11- smnkv 11nd that hv l‘cust «lay of Ireland's patron saint. 7i
'vr‘ishod in In. lllllno-s :11; no ll‘:l('|' of .\lvH(-nry \\'ils found guilty of killing'
film could e found. He has a wife the automobile driller while attempt-7T
““an in PleV'cl-mrl. Hllin. wlm bus-1 i111: to rob the dealer's place of busi-‘
husband's dis-11.11- Moss 11nd of killing: the tlclt-t-tivo in un-
lvnxlcnyor to escape. It was brought
out at, his trial that l11~ haul svrvml sen-
denm-s in several New England ru—
:l‘Ol‘lill‘li‘s .md other penal institu-
‘I‘len noiillml of hrr
’(lnnihut‘.
Within a short time after the arrival
.1 the depul‘lmrnls. the burn was :1
Ihful wreck. About l‘orly tons (15 buy
1
I
.were stored in the burn, 11s “'1‘” us the l lions.
mltomobiles 11ml otlwr mutvrinl. 'l‘llol ~—---—-—-—.—--~ ~
Inrn cost about 313.1100 to build. .5]!.\ E“ It. \Rh Bl' “ll-ll) ()N I-‘ AIL“. El
Lack of wutvr lulnuu-red tlm lirc- ill Flt-1111 V. \ Multh 17. --'lhe
fun A-.- “1.....- ~ .
police and the sheriff‘s oflirc_todny
:15 the city
were trying to solve the problem all
fighters to :1, urn-:11 1-,\tvnt.
water does not rum-h the farm. C‘hcm-
Etta! was used. but was almost useless. how bur silver worth between $3.50“;
It was thought, at one limo. that 11ml 54mm) came to be buried on tilt-l
ac entire farm would be destroy-d. farm of Lewis Salmon. on the east-
bank of the Xingnru anl'l‘ near Ln-‘
Salk».
Salmon called on a Buffalo jowrlcr.‘
yesterday. with 11 sample of the metal
as the flames sl-rrull to other buildings.
The water tower, which was the only
_eans of furnislfing wutor to the lire;
”tern caught fire. but the. flames
were. extinguished us were the flames
on the other buildings.
The names. whirll billowcd into the-
fi‘lr for about tl1i1ty fro-t. lighted up
the country slut- and attracted the at- the farm.
amnion of residents of Stamford. New ’I‘hvy dug up forty-four bars. eachi
Minoan. Norwulk and other surround- six inches long, three inches wide and!
Eng towns and riiios .half an inch thick. The soil shown;
-A huge crowd of spectators throng- [no sign that tilt bulion had been re-'
a! to the scene of the tire. there being cently buried. The bars were found
Rally one bundled automobiles dis- '
enlarging Dassonners before the fire‘ Advertise
was gotten under control. ‘rcsults.
Reach I31We'1
- This is the time to select your Spring wear—during this
week of wonderful values—established styles-complete size
ranges—“hen 1011 will find just what you want at just the
price you VVish to paV'.
iLearning that it was real bullign Sal-1
mon repmted his find to the poliro ' .mcl
'nccompanled by an ofliccr, leturncd to:
in the Sentinel for best
~ .
Desired Dresses
Deubly desired. for their. very. '
low prices just .at. this .time
when style fashion has reached
its climax. 7Here are.dresscs ,
that combine themost févored
in style with the lowest in
which he had turned up with a spadei ‘
All -~
Polo
Coats
1111 silk
i
l
lined 11nd 1111-
linml. Full length. Shades,
lleliotrope, rose, blue, corn,
brown.
All Sizes
$14.97
price in'arkings. All the newest
and most popular materials.
. - . - . Tailclred Garments
Here are special selections in
77both coats and suits which 7
. . offer the particularly favored!
--f-of fashion at: prices that will.
set the town talking. They are -
....... cap only in tile sense that
they are worth far more than
7turnuble
~ Circuit Judge Ira L. Jayne.
1111111161311. washing
the coal pile on taking met the
-prison7 furnace. - 7 7 7 ~‘; I
11.113131111111011
llElllllll .lAll.
.......
DETROIT. Mich... March, .17-:-.A.
fight to obtain relesse 01! John Duvet
.....
where he was sent yesterday for a.
five day term by Judge Charles L.
Bartlett on a. speeding chm' was
begun by his counsel toany. . I writ
‘ of habeas corpus was served upon the
superintendent or the workhouse. re-
later this forenoon before
Dodge épent' his first night in 1111.
prisonment on a. cot in the Jail corn
rider, having; channelled a physician
who declared he was angering from
a fever induced by nervousness and
excitement. B; was declared to be
unfliétently recovered this morning.
hovever. to be nssign'iad to a job
among other prisoners 2
Three “ " wereehold cubes poi-
ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER
s
HERE IS THE IDEA—~To every purc laser of a Suit, Dress, or Coat we will
glve a beautiful dress (worth $10) for ouedollar ($1) addititmal. This
is an annual event with the 3011 Ten Stores, and comes to ydu just at
the right time when our entire spring line 18 Complete.
{oats—Sults—Dresses
The styles are irresistible—and so are the prices. Every one of our models
expresses the height of fashion.
01! ..
throughout.
..
The writ or habeas corpus. preces-
ing mi appeal from Judge Bartlett's
sentence came as the "Job" well about
to be selected.
...................
At the Regent Theatre. last night.
the "Cameo Girl, " a. sprightly musical
comedy was presented for the second
time by the senior class of the Nor-
walk High School before an audience
which. crowded .the theatre Hto the
doors. The comedy was presented in
the some fine and delightful manner
that. it was on the previous night. .
According to tentative reports. it is
believed that more than $2,100 was
taken in at both ’the performances ‘11!
the. comedy. Most of this money‘h‘viu
be used to defray the expenses of
to the doors with scores stumbling in
the rear.
- or .
:1
EVAGUAHON ‘ DP W CELE-
1111mm.
1.“.
BOSTON. 1.1111911 13:. —The 1746th
anniversary of the emuiflén or this
3:; by British force: was celebrated
y.
Newest shades in Tweed
'prmlded for Senator Stanley
Thomas «6,! muons went'tc
' South 7 1611111711: moisten nf’rmspofi.
Suits
Mm-l 1lm-E1lmll) lh‘ 11 ior sport or street “ear—slim tailored ofi'rct all silk lined.
e\ccllentlv finished
Homespun (‘llccked \elour, Jersey 'l‘ricotine,
11nd Mixtures. All sizes 514. 97
‘1
Sale EndsSaturday—eComelEarly and Get the Full Benefit of Our Enormous Selection
You cannot appreciate the gorgeous display and the remarkable values unless you call and see for yourself. Your inspection 15 invited.
STORE oPEN SATURDAY EVENING
war Veterans. A reV lewing stand was
of Ken
tucky. guest of the day. Governor Cox.
Mayor curiey and others.
1TAEli8 BAllSli MANY
“NEI’EASUALMES
PROVIDENCE. R. L, 'Mhrch 17.-—
I
l‘l’ALIAN SHIP SITUATION
MORE COMPLICATED
. . {1“
ROME,Marci1 17 (18116th
Press') .——The situation erected by the
seizure- of Italian ships by the (heck
Government is becoming more com-
plicated.- It ml said today the Greeks _. .
besides seizing the steamship Africa, 7::trike situation. 3319. Laxandar- bill.
had. not. given a. ‘Buisfnctory 331113313, providing (or a 48- hour week for wo-
tion for the continued detention of H1313?“ “11 minim“ pushed WédnesdaY.
Abbazia, which was seized a. few days by the genie. Was to .reacln the Sen-7
0 on the #09341. that she was cany- at? thisaftemoon-
111g" contraband of war for the Turkish Progress or this bill‘ 1'11 the )égisia-
Nationalists with thm Greece is all» ture was Watched closely because of
war. An explanation of this seizure its beating on a possible settlement of
day continued to be the center of the
tercst in the anode Island textile
.«7. .1 ,1. 1;... -.1... ........~ .4...
graduation. The Ragenttwas crowdedw was asked by the Italian Minister at the strike. ‘n‘pw nearing the end or its
Athens l-ynh- weeki. The. state Board of- Meow
‘ £111;ch {ind Conciliation, which an-
COALITION unoxls'revmv 11111111119411; ye’sterdfiy that passage of the
LONDON; march 17.42er Lavender 11111.11: the House had en-
Press) .—Tlie Coalition Lnlonicts won.couraged furtherieflorts ax compro-
‘ by a plurality of 8943 in the recent misc between min owners and strik~
gambridse byefelection against a. 11;; em. todny was consulthlg leaders of
vided 09mm: ,-. _ gihe- textile workers in the hope that
The; election was for a. miccessbr to these might be willing to make con-
firm-lemma” 13M" mmmwenz. '~
W7 lflyxtoday 7150 711011111 ’Guards—
and.
11 arty-eight hour week. legislation 10—.
cums, 00121118133? ‘th 3 ”"95
i
l
l
Dresses
Canton i lulw 1 1- :1;
Black Sai311.l’ui1«-l l ‘\;
Crepe de l" lllll 1‘. lllz’lml
7Tafieta. Sllill_lt"\‘ .,_ l‘wl.
Winkle, Navy, I: l .1 1‘-
Brown, Henna, and (km.
All Sizes
$12.97
A
dismissed. A force of 100 111-11178
"still ‘on gu..rd at. \‘alleV Mil!»
Strike sympathize”; in 12.111116 «t
adopted a. new weapon this 11m
when the Street. leading to th'
Dunnell plant of the United
Finishing Company in that cll\
strewn with tacks. \V01k11~ 7
East Prm idence and other 111.11- - s 11:.
“his
\‘ as
.‘1
groin
Vt‘.‘
been comeyed to this plant (i: ”1'77:
trucks and touring cars. VV 11111 77-5
cars struck the tack entanglem“
today, the casualties were beau
tacks had been sowed on 1‘11» <1
during the night.
. __,___________———~
7 LABOR SITUATION lePRUVED
WASHINGTON, March 1.411111) 5
from widely separated states 17mm
Mlcingan to Texas and from V911 lo S:
to K3119“. show an improVement
the' employment situation accmd 1::
to Colonel Arthur Woods, chainnan he
the Emergency Committee 01 '
President’s Conference on Uneml‘ U
meit.
Referring to the
amount of winter outdoor t
the W improvement to be MW 7‘
ed with the approach of spring C07;
801 Woods said: ”There seems to '7—
! Blight falling at! in the number 01' a
e emplOVfl] 113
Wichita for work at th pond “7;,
“unprecedellt 3
“01k
Win the number .for whom 110 k
is mostly these same bureaus." .
Norwalk Chronicler