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remature Explosion of ..
Dynamite Causes Serious
Injury to One Workman
vugMId Schneider of East Non-walk, at Work on
.u House 111 Rowayton Receives Charge
in His Face While Endeavoring to
Ascertain if the Fuse
Was Lighted
45. of 3 lore-sent. that his escape was little short
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7 a... mmries would prm» "3:11 Dr.
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there WM | Dos‘l‘hiii‘f ”to" the
of both my»; way”! he some.
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w Hw- rry‘k. ha-l mmpwl it lawn.
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of v. 1113?) why! an! .wt that
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0 “-c tho rork. to 1.2mm touch
so 7.51» fuse. when the cartridge
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1.87 ASIEIIS
EEEUPI IIIIAIIIS
"Mrs of St. John‘ 3 lodged 'o
‘ ‘4. occupied the charts last
rommunlcatlon 01 that
Bark-3hr street chapel.
.gmg from James “F.
» ll m the chalr in 13‘65.
' Dr. Carl Axel
. mastvr.
wk part In the comma-
‘ ~£ with the exemplll‘lca—
’turv-d apprentice degree.
.wlrod and ten members
'«nded the lultlallon Fol-
r-zuhr meeting. refresh-
vrvvd on: a. social hour
r; present and those oc-
chalrs follow:
4.xmuel H. Huntington.
‘ ’Q" I
“’ardens -- Howard A.
. 191.1.
h'uV’.‘trden-—C. 0H5 Fitch. 1918.
wry—James VF. Storey. 13*33-
lmocon—Percy C Morgan.
I
or Shh-JCOn—E' .-_ [l Pollard.
MUG-11.
Hamil-
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:st ——\Vi! [mm A. VV-‘Iln
':r h Jr,157o
" C. V! healer, 1894-3.
- ,\' Sloan. 1397—5.
[-2. Curtis. 1901-2.
r! P. Wood. 1904.
§ '1'. Hubbell. 1903.
. '2 F'. Keeler. 1515.
.4. Buckley. 1917.
vie-o W. flour. 1389-90.
.nn H. Wode. 1896.
.trw-y 3‘. Kent. 1399.
hark-o F Tristram. 1903.
'(xr‘y L. Bennett. 1997.
fiwr‘t E. Martin. 1909.
mu? M. N. Sigmsn. 1916.
-‘.n W. Whitehead. 1920.
I Axel Hat-strata. 192:
-“ S ~i‘APED FAIRFIELD
ONVICTS AT LARGE
aGPPORT.Nov.14.-—-No trace
- '. found of my one of the three
- -. who escaped from the Fur-
a t) jail here within the pan
Atti. It m 182d 3! the j.“
t‘u’I! Eugene Ledoux utd Alex-
" Max the lost two to empe on
. I [y night. hot! uolen an auto.
"2': make good their escape.
' to «cape from the jail in
" arr): nuns Arthur Comm
1 ha freedom floods: at)“.
"10310 um.
37*}! Lodge No. 108. F. and A.
"ba m “mule mm m
’ hot and SH! M” 0‘
July“ And ADM noel!!-
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’ 13.1 {mu-ml!" Invited.
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Chapter. No. 8!. R. A. 3‘»
' Mutual: Temple. South H.192
. :na out! no My! of
ofh 1t 8 o'clock. July Ind
mate-d. All R. A. moon.
in l rratemxly invited.
I P. own. I. P.
F. tum-cum:
near the'
[urn
miraculous.
Srhnexxler. whoa» face 373.: rifrectiy
H’sr the bust. Suffered deep lacer-
arions of the, tau->3 and 54:an :rom the
t'fmg stone. togt—t'aw with gums E
Cb: tame of the blast.
.\ large piem of th» rock struck
or. rh‘ chest .1an hurled him to
noun}. His ”as were cut by
of fiymg store» and were burned
5-) th-= Sort.» and 535. white the gst
m [:25 for; was pitted and Invented
lg. other bits of flying stone.
“'11 accident took place about 9:30
~. Hod; this morning. in the extant-
Hon hunt made by the 395m oiIhven-
port ah Ramona. (or a house that
Hwy an: to construct an Roms—ton
menus—3 near the railroad station.
D. S. Davenport together with Mr.
Raymond and seven! other men rere
{resent at the time of the accident.
and the) if“ “medial-21y rushed
ahnw‘nler to the Sorwalk Hosfltal
v’hflte was put in char?u of Dr.
Tracey
At :srvcs time
0f
[5»
Elite
he
today Dr, Session.
3., . M neon "oiled In to ascertain
n». v of tow Emuries to Schneid-
- r‘a eyes 3-:le that he hoped to be me
to saw the Sight of a: least one? or his
_'.!.'3, I?) Iv" but that the injuries to
both eyes were quite serious. Dr.
Truvey said that Schneider was Met-
Lug. greatly from shock. and from
trulsors. It was not bellow—351 that the
Mrs}: striking Schneider on the left
sale of the chest had produced any
internal injuries. At the Hoopla! h
vns mid that Schneider was resting
as comfortably as cou’d be expected.
HENBEIININ
“AIMHIJLBLEL
LANCASTER Ohio Not. :4 (Ana-
dated 1‘:- ess) ——Lancaster people to‘
day were looking to Columbus for the
tzvxt scene in the death tragedy of the
Henderson flmily here. Whether It?-
in: Henderson. bl: wife and their four
children died of poisoning or‘ were
uphyxlated by fumes from a gas
store was expected to be disclomd by
the results of a series of lnrestiga-
tions under '11:: at Columbus today.
Examhsulon of the vital organs of
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. analysis 0:
(cor! found on the Henderson table to:
the fateful Tuesday evening meal. and
an investigation under varwra condi-
tions at a stove used in the Hender~
son living room. were the“ actions upon
which the future plans of local 011'!-
mats hinged today
Authorities here are marking time
no mling tho resnfts of the research
work in Columbus. which may not be
announced before tomorrow or the
first of the week. ‘
NEW EALII’II
IS INVESTEII
WIIII PEWEII
CIL>NSTANTINOPLR Niv. 24 (As-
sociated Press).—-Abduli Elem EI-
fendi. newly elected cxnph. has for-
mally lnvested with power today. The
ceremony took place la the Topcapou
Palace. .
LAUSANNE. Nov. 24 (By The As;
scammed Preo).-~'hlrkty's median
m the lame conference, hen-in;
of the arrival of Amerlctn minimum
representxfim here. 6M (be
hope that mm philanthropic and
duration] Institution. would no} he
needlesdy alarmed by the advent of
the new regime in Turkey. The Kem-
allot mots explained that the?! W
no dupe-“ion to out WM
especially tho-e engaged law
11 and charmble work. .
It m panned out W. 11:31
Turkey arr no reason why foreign in.
“notions. 'hether educational or
charitable. should he dalt with an.
fer-entry than Turk”): m m
that if W: shoals and W
fluid m M m m-
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I’IIIIENIX ENE[NE
STIIL IIESHIIE
, Poor old “Plasma” was still repos-
in: gracefully oa' WI street this
mom
The tact that much publicity ha
been attached to the armament by
her kidnnppem of the. ark}. 9min;
engine at the city. éidn'g 310 much ex-
cop: to case a chuckle" or we may;
the citizens who read it. ‘ ‘
“Such a cold night.“-sigheé the» aid
wreck when a Sentinel reporter again
mterviewai her this morning.
“Honestly. r think that there ism. a
bit of gratitude left in maize."
.The report that her kidnappers and
those who abandoned her were to be
arrested for tuning abandoned her
dién’t do much to cbeér the old. girl
up. ‘
Coughing a. clinker from between
her {ratem‘and exmtonting it In the
general direction or a. small boy who
had evil designs on her meme plate.
old Phoeaix said. “I guess this is one
time that I won‘t live up to my name.
and rise gracetully from my ashes. I
, -
I
in fine [on night though It was
(tuned cold. and some inquisitive per-
}son went and forgot to clone the am-
per in my tunnel with the. result that
here I'm so cold that I guess I’ve
caught pneumonia.“
The old pamper. on “'eduesdny at-
ternoon tax hustled from her abate at
the Wilson Point branch 0! the St!!!)—
ping Board by workmen or the Board.
up to the Phoenix company, and
thence hock data to Ned-shag street.
when admittance was refuoeé' in the
First district.
Tire police. all attired in their new
double—brewed blouses were power-
less to prevent the outrageous am-
damn: o! the old girl. who untre-
cnnu on her hind wheels alongside the
City Hall with a “Father. I‘ve come
home to stay” look on her bone-P.
The police were ordered to am
.the Shipping Board men who let: the
36mm. but unfortunately the lime
matter of securing a warrant (or
the arrest had not been attended to.
and the cruel. ho hearted vretches
who left her alt. e in a cold world.“
are still at largg .
Corporation Counsel Willlzm F.
Tammany this morning when asked
what was to be dome about {1:9 matter.
said. “That’s up to the cows. When
they get through with It. we‘ll sun."
Chief of Police Pennington said that
it was trug tint order: had been given
wmmm rm! “6‘13“ the
engine on the mu. after he »
warned Milli city would not take
it and thm'i‘hfild not be abandoned
anywhere. hit add that. he was wait-
ing for the return of Prosecuting At-_
tomey Crane:- C. Hegeman. who was
out or town. to issue a warnnt.
MERRILL EIILLEEE
PUPILS EIIAIIIIAIEII
A number of students of the local
Merrily: Busines‘sto ege Iedat
the exercises held “1 the auditorium
of the Stamford 8131: school. last cyn-
jng. when one of the largest graduat-
mg classes in the, history of the col-
lege finished their work.
Among those from this city who
graduated with me 19:: class were:
“filliarn R. Arule’raon~ Gertrude H.
Ballvrlzz. C. Elizabeth Bryan; Anna R.
Dikovich. Josephine M. Gieryk. Clara.
M. Howard. flatflda N. Mam. Wi-
fred F. Morton. Arthur E. New“.
Theresa-Rlcci3. Emma L. Well: of
Rowaydon tad John Wasencky of this
clt)‘.
.Hugo W. Pager-short: of George»
town. mutam P. Bolana of Ridgenelq
Margaret xcwmrter ot Darien. Wino-
na Smith of Dorian and Gladys R. W11-
llama of Ridgetteld. were others grad-
uating from the college here.‘
The manila: clan totalled 5th
pupils in 31! from the Nor-walk. Siam-
lord and Port Chester Colleges.
Attorney Mus J. Fennel of Skin—
ford was the presiding officer. while
Dr. Willfiln J. km of the Stanford
Baptist church pronounced the Invo-
cation.
Dr. S. Parke. CM!” the Cené
tnl Congregational church 0: Brock-
lyn. N. Y.. m‘ the min We!" of
the evening. following which the dip.-
lomu were presented. The bundle
tlon no pronounced by the Rev. A!-
chhorchot Stan”—
ford.
Theeh-roeevfloowhiclimat-
tadedbymxndirlendloffln
Hate!
tndGmthfiomm at tho..
Mumuwm’tmin. _-
(fay.
cheek.
chased
curred.
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the .6th
ment- M I? tho!
m was W M“
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80:04:32: 0: Sort-uh.
the tower pot-tot the at: has! not pro-
gremelnonpmlyosvhatisnowthe
First District.
do: to protests from the First District.
the “finalisation was established in
what was then on: Well-
railroad. the present Second District
grew rapki‘qr.
time the Borough of Nor-walk
granted a chug-bet ht water. works.
Old Well received a curler making it
the City’ot South 13mg.
Temp: was made to chain water from
the Borough of Nor-IR. but was un~
successful. so that in an the City of
South Km received a c barter for
“IE? Worn
"From this time on. the two places
became more or San antagonistic.
East Non-m.m quiet pauper»
ens; Row M Brad R!
up; etch with.1b sectional
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KIRKSVI‘LLE. Mow Nov.
wife. pan-um and thirty-ave guests at
an enoertalnmem at his home our Dr
George A. still. presiclent or the Am—
erican School of Osteopsthy here and
national: known as an ooteopoth. tin-1m nearly every little cemetery men
t1: mled last night, when he at»
cidennuy dropped a pistol god a. bul-
let from It penemted his brain.
A coroner: inquest will be held to~
The bullet entered his left
Dr sun sportsman and lover of the
outdoors. had shown members of 11k
party hb shootguns and was exhibit
in; the mechanism of a recently p
pistol when the accident
He was born at Eudora. Kant. and
ataneaflyagemmtdfithhlspnr-
onto to Klrksv‘me, where he entered
the Klrkxvflle Teachers College.
being graduated he become x student
in the Kodiak! 561100! of Northwestern
at
piecing his course in 1!“.
Upon being graduated from the
ericnn School of wean-1313.911
Jun-came on instructor of m in the
institution. Later he :6 promoted to
surgeon in shift at the hm a:
connection with the tattoo}. and an
m ago 1:: appointed prairie!!! of
.7? unfortunate em
Five Taxmg sttncts Into": One
“The ~Abolbhment of interwar},
8! Feeling Through the omposed sew
Charter” was the subject or an my.
esting aéd'ress defivmd a: the Kiwanis
‘Cmb loatheoa. new yestordav 4: the
Ioha‘ckem by
counsel Wilma J. human)-
“i am mm out to you {edgy as
a representative at the present city
government.” said Judre Tammany-
”Norm?! history has been somewhat
mm ‘° Heme“ that I had “31 3 5"? [unfortunate ante-ups: it has and we
Elegee 0 {Writs sad growth. 7
“In I336. there was form: in. the
Cc: notation
which was beikved to be better thug-L ..
any [early up E?! that time.
tion was paced by the General 35"..
A pet}.
But about that ate,
“jib the
Fr: 1319. at the some
11:“
All at~
m, the M ‘9!
24.——Eh
ur-
Upon
Brandon" BL. com-
Wnimm-onam.
up
$1“
eliminating the W Meta-sectional
feeling Tho m6 gt the two torn-Its
no em: are am am
formed and me hmmm “rd:
came into being I ma may if
very many people Mud 1113
condition. ma is the Wm be»
tween the votfizx and tam; unis and
districts."
“What we W to accomplish or
Mammmwmudicom.
mitteetoériruptmmu
pascal totheeoaxln: Gourds:-
moment-32.1mm
NEW BAV’EN. Nov Eat—M
Magnumxr use!»
(osmium lamination!
Weffiachm who u
Whumonchrmd
mammogdkm in
mammal-ymnmm
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Warsaw;
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Vport or these two dean-tumors. It is
“Ibefievethtthe inks-sections}
teeflnsmhecomegtmuotthem
awakemtomkeitn The
Kim Club rm aLo much toward
this ‘Youoome from allsectioasof.
[the city and yo". are units at your
meetings. Hmrmflnbhdt
thousand members mate-l of one
hundred. 1mm hove no {worm
future arm"
JWWWt‘edhéu-Cyap-
plume upon the amusing of his ud-
dres. mmLIMpx-"éadent
otthe elm commented flat the
umcmohsamtmm
www.mw-mmunm
momma. Ala. Nov. at—(BI
the Mud PM) —The Birming-
ham mine district tacky prepared to
layto restthe firstctitss4 dead
whose lives were unwed out Wednes-
day by an explosion or coat 4‘s:
in Dolomite Mine No. 8 or the Wood-
ward Iron Company. sixteen miles
west at here. Gum were do; today
Birmingham, Bessemer,
the mine.
Men of the victims had not been
identified early today. Fifteen of
them were woes.
A; the mine, where the only visible
evidence of the (Booster was. the
M woodwckk of the tipple fired
bythebhstuthefiamessgomed
from the slope. revolts were being
Wand
We with the expectztlon that cool
piodwfion would be ranked Honda.
GIRL scom's GIVE
nmfithebeaefibfldsemtythich
m which vote donates: to
BIG BRIDGE PAR-TY
There is a record Breakfllg atteod-
bwngheld thisotternocu a: the
BMW Hotel to rain» funds for
theGirlScouts. TheaMopaxglat
to'dock. Thereuepriaesforach
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you men: may he been
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who have M. “in: no;
men. who have been in com!
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ofthestrike.
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mac by the Nevj‘ork. Not Haven
3m: More! ma. which hood
:stxtmenthsnixht mm:
Solicitor 13%”!an the
pan for than “resorting to throne:
to cripple the more your and roll-
mg-mm‘m Memo-u. out!
to hmdgrthemowementottramh
museum with melons—item
here for the ‘rsle-Etrvard Iootbtll‘
MG." .
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Miriam Mensa,
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. State
DUBLIN Nov. :5 (By The Associ-
ated PressL—Erskine Chm chief
Bantam! of Eamon do Volera.
men on by the National Army.
it was by shooting.
.t'ional Anny tomes Nov. 10. The “Siam“ , mus-y us! lit.
to report am m found m‘iuezlmthe Surv-
cmd' c ioocxfitormsmmmxli—
this morning.
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executed hm today Childmmex-
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was announced in on man bulletin
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The brief truly report summit elitism
Chimera was tried by 3 military court?
at Portobefio mebun. Nov.
I? charge! with hem Eh Mom;
without proper authority or an onto-g
mm: pistol when apprehended by No-
guilty and sentenced“; donut. mom.
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