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NIGHTS BATTLALION DRILL
0F MIPANIBS C. II AND I’.
I” “lulu thfllr Wellmod
of Efficiency—Many Spectators
tu- no Mllltnry Mlltturm
in the armory gather-ml there last
in 1 to witness the butatlion drill and
. “trade of (Iouunny (1'0! Stamford:
thiscity. and l". of the borough.
available space \vm taken by those
, aoquitting them-Mus in :1 very cred—
ltla manner and receiving deserved ap-
1231110 different movements were
‘ «ted in an efficient 1112111111. 1'. slum ing
training do the part of the otlicm
the persevertlnce and striet attention
blob had been paid to theirinstmt lions
«the men.
The drill and parade was under the
1w untold of Lieutenant-Ct iloneI J. (V.
In - 1:. Second Lieutenant Charles H.
-..~ of Company I), noted as mljutamt.
. 'v battalion was divided into six com-
the first under command of Cup-
111 “'illiam F. Daniels. of Company U;
mm , Captain Russell Frost. of Com-
y D; third, Captain Reuben M. Rose
.. Company F; fourth. First Lieutenant
flange E. Simpuon. of Compuny D: fifth.
amour! Lieutenant Charles W. llendrie.
Company C: sixth. Second Lieutenant
ll I ward Aiken. of Company F.
1 V The dress parade followed the battalion
1111 and the evolutions were tvutelml
1 pleasure and interest. It me; said
' all that it was the best exhibition of
V, . ' 'tnry skill ever given here. The but-
.« 1 1 was reviewed by Mayor \l'illinm
Reed and “'nrden E. 0. Keefer. t oun-
in n :1 Bo nunan, Seller-k Knapp. Lotk~
nod, \ olk.n11d Burgtm's Buxton and
Ir- ; E. A. Womlwnrd. of this cit}:
it w" : ClmrlesOlmstend oftheluyrough.
4 Charles E. Vail. of Daub-11.
The new City Bond met the Stamford
» nnpany at the depot on the arrival of
7% train and conducted them to the
The band played several pieet-s
the evening. The Stamford boys
, w l on the 10:23 train.
KAI. the close of the [utrzirle lieutenant—
‘ we] Crowo entertained the visitors
1 his room. where refreshments “111*
2d and a good time enjoyed.
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V AIS}!!! T0 THE S! BLIII'I lllililll‘. ll.
‘ 'Icmorlul Night in the "b.1111, or 11111
Well budge.
. Rev. An'hibnltl \Vlientou. pmtor of the
’ ‘ tlt Norwalk Baptist ('lum h was misv
H to the sublime do 'l‘t .- 111:1 mum-r
:11 by Oltl Well Lodge lust night.
event was :1 pet uliar one in the hi»—
' of the lodge, as Mr Wheaton is lltr'
minister ever mised by Old W \ ~.ll
The lodge room was beautifully demur-
,. '. with flowers and plur1ls,.111d the
‘ I-nce was very large and in tin-
1 (50!!le of members of the lodge.
t . 1 1 Master Sterling and llislrivl
Hmty McNull were present. and trim
”hers of St. Johns and other lmlgw.
». degree work was of the birthed chur-
r and received the eomuu-mlntinn of
His grand officers. At lltlt'lUt-l? .u-ollu-
lion “as enjov ed' 111 the banquet room.
Elix petitions were read and rt-ferred.
m throeotheru were deferred till the
1 ': communication. ”11 the suggmt ion
If tho Deputy a mutation was taken for
the Masonic llnlllt'.:tlttl about 1320 ob-
11.4
Ilnr Into for lurlltllngtom.
Don Conroy. who was “muted 1111 an
jewmpliw with Henry Luddimrtou. the
but who stands charged with forty-six
Woo and whose house on the \\ 1'le
atoll road membled 11 curiosity shop.
Moot seem to care wlmt punishment
V‘ inflicted upon home" if only budding-
iflrwlll be spam]. ller ntl'wtion for the
trim is the father of her 1dr ehild-
“filt. Illhough ho is not her Inn-Mm]. is
Indeed touching. She in 1 untitumlly
«reaping for him and tier-lures she Wmtltl
Wittythlng for 1111 who. She my. 1..»
been her mmrtlinn ever uince Idle was
little girl (the in now twenty-nix yearn
or use) and has always been kind to her.
’ film helluva that anything he duo-.11 or has
done must be right.
Inspection of “ultra-do.
‘ The railrtml ommirnionem have he-
tboir mul-nnnunl Impeetion of the
Mo! the state. They apent Inst
mitt In Hartford mortuary to another
d railroading over the various divi-
fim of the New York. New Haven and
The Impetuhm lllltl spring
1 it Pmtchenter. N.
it titemto line. Tin-mournin-
11111111 bid 11 spud-l car and engine,
-11 1,
W on the route. 110 thotnthorougb
W of “lemme mightbe mode.
Hui-ind 11.11... looped.
-. Int night. whit-l1 wuehuructer-
W
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Wits It all bridges and important
autumn-loom will mnketlwir 11-
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monthly 1111111111 or! m
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\5 here .111! unw.;:;;.u ‘l’halr Hours
of Intonation.
HR Met our-gal, hnsroturned from
n v isit in Bronx, Conn.
Mr. and Ill-11. L. H. Bigolow. of New
York, urn in this city.
Fred Sitts. of New Yer ark, spgut clan-
day uith his parents :11 1111111111111."
Mr. and Mrs. ltobvrt J. Brundnge re-
turned from their wedding tour this 1101 111.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith returned
last evening front his tripto Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curr. of Pound
Ridge, hpl‘llt Sunday with E. L. l'nrr. on
the Gregory’s l'oint road.
Munro] Mrs. T. B. Hull and non. of
East Nonvztlk. are visiting with Mrs.
George Tnttltn Wentport.
H. Day “unford, of Norwnllt. will go
to Boston this nftemoon to meet the city
engineer of Nusdmn. N. IL on husiutx-n
common-d with the t'onrtll'lu'lioul of
sewers in Nushun.
Gmrge A. lxx'ltmmd, who has been in
town suwrinteuding the removal of his
father’s and sister's remnim from the old
cemetery 0n Mill Hill to Riverside. left
town for his borne in Rework, N. J..
yeaterduy afternoon.
Dr. A. ll Baldwin attended themeeb
111" of the State ‘lfedit'nl nsswmuon 111
New H‘ll en yesterday.
Minus Jamie and Ada \Villmot. of
thumb. attended the buttulion drill at
the armory last evening.
l‘lymert lloyt. salesman for Hoyt 1%
Olmstmd. luv-1 returm-d from :1 aura-ss—
t’ul two \vnrits' lithium-516 trip.
Mrs. “'illinm lh'llll and mu Harold. of
[)nnlmry. are the» gllvflh‘ of Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Adam-1.
Mr. and MN, L. l‘. \Yeltluun. of l' *1111
You. 5' Y..:1r.- vi>iti11g Mm. l’. A. l’;11'-
sell.»~ Uirnril plane.
John lit-Ewen. formerly of Nuru‘nlk.
now of Newark. was in town tn-dny:
rolling on old friends.
Noyes Barber ham returned from the
National Soltlii-m‘ Home in Dayton. 0.,
11111] L >tztying ut Fitch's Soldiem‘ Home.
Nomton.
Dr. Emily P111‘dee,of South Norwalk,
attended the 1111111111! nun-tiny: of the
lhmn'v'lit‘ul Hulnu-vzputillr' Sm'il‘l)‘. llt‘lll
in New ll il':'il_\’t‘~l1'illlly
Mrs. Burton tiwllrry and two rlill‘l-
n»11.of Num';1|k.:1n- the gltt‘sls of friends
in New York.
Mi.“ Amelia C. u‘illllt'S. of New York
city. who has bevn the guest of ,\l 111. \V.
l!. Smith. 11f We»! returnul
l1: 1'111‘ _\'l‘.‘1l.i'rllil'\‘.
ilVl‘llllt‘.
U. If. Jm'ksou. wwteru agent for the
Hartford l')1~lm-ompony.is home for :1
few days. lfll'ttll‘v’l'fllt'llt‘t‘tl by an injured
knee, roused by :1. rem-M lull.
l’rnnk Alb-11.111‘(,7]11~.~at1111t street. Sur-
t\v;1lk. 1. tin- pita-t of hi» aunt in Newark.
J.
\lhx'tnm lglwl‘l'llt't' :utd Fnu1k.:u-1'11111-
partied by l'lmrlw htwreuee. were in
town lust evening. the 3111-55 of Mesa”.
“Mime S. llrunuuan 11nd Iimrge ll.
Allen. Tbs-y hnve «barge of the Indian
.‘i:1;.;;w.1 uni-.1111pnu-11t11 about the state.
l’rnfmuor. .l. H. l'nrruss. of New York.
was in town yesterday. ll» left for
l’itthburgh this morning.
John Francis. formerly of this rity.
no“ of the llefonued Fpismpnl Semi-
unry. Philadelphia is in to“ 11
“l l‘l.l.l)W TFl "
(then by St. l'uul'n (Build to tlw Imdlm‘
Mlulonury Hot-loly.
The ”Yellow Ten" given at the parish
M11115. over Jneltmn‘s jewelery .tore.
from four to six o't'lm'lt yeste dny after-
noon. by St. l’uul'o (‘ 1th to the 1.11.1111
Missionary not-let): ,1) but «hurt-h. won 11
most delightful and enjoyable (It‘lfllbltlll.
The 1111111111 Were pretttly tlt't‘ul’llll'tl with
puhun, ferns. and potted plnutu.
11nd. with the Well nppoitttml table.
dmmttml with yellow rrm. mlurtiums.
to arts yellow 111mb china and It Rue-dun
m1n1otnr.re.-wmbh-d n verithhlv fairy:
loud.
The reception «mmmlttw Wnl‘t' eon-mg:-
lnnttpielo nl lllien of this volley. tied with
two poloml ribbom. The wultumm
wore romt 11nd mturtiumu tied with
yellow riblxmu. The rooms worellllml
with gumtnduring the haunt or the Inn
11111] the affair mm memorial 11mm]
uneven. The tea was the hut meeting
of the Guild for the 3911111111. which hm
been 11 prmpemun one. The moiety now
ban a membership of nixty-tlre and him 11
good round 911m in the treasury.
1.111111 ”laboring.
By the death of Hubbellllarmr. of
Wilton. William Starr. of this city. 11nd
Henry lltnrr. of. Beaver Brook district.
nephewaof tho decemd. receive “25.
000 "It'll. When Mr. Borneo died hi1
estate «nutrition-ml nt 11 million. and
thin to In romnrhhle. no he was never a
heavy rpetmlntor for 11111111111111 and money
tmumctlom veto on 11 small note.
The not of the g «tale in divided
among the family of the dumb—-
Danbory New».
A run It filnulpnlt.
At It) o'clock this mmulng flames were
new turning from timroof of tleuum
Rileyhmmlntlwhullty known”
MW." 11t Winnlpuuk. The the
burned rapidly and the dilapidated untrue.
um was won mum. my lunar ho-
111 or 1111 NEWS.
"cnrgo of timber nt Stapler-1 d: Raymond's
o'clock this morning.
daughter of N. W. Bradley. were mur-
Wll .l'l' IN (ltllh'fiw 0N AIONG NOB-
IVALK'S Nfilllllllllllll.
A Day'- Dolly II Waiver! III. flu-n-
luck—Arrested for Stimuli; (Jyotgrn A!
1111151919910ch 4' wilt-I"
Minn Minnie Decker. of Stamford is
the guest of nelntiveu' 111 tow 11.
An mstern schooner is unloading n
ya
dock.
Illnizdell d: Son. painters. cordon-nerd
Work on the Smith block, Railroad ave-
nue. this morning.
Patrick Bolmnl and Miss J. Frank were
married by the Rev. Father Carroll, of
the Chureh of the Assumption. at 9
(home Sloan and Mrs. Jennie Fitch.
tied at the Methodist lxirmrutge. Saturday
evening. by the Rev. II. 5. Still.
Joseph Millmtht- right hand 1111111 of
the .Weutport street railway line. will
celebrate. tomorrow, the thirty-first nu-
uiversary of hisdnties as driver on the
road between Westport and Sungntuek.
lie drove sixteen years on the stage line
before the street milwny was established.
John Battermn want arrested. Mondny.
by Deputy Sheriff Driseoll. elInrgt-tl with
stealing oysters from Eugene lllztehford's
oyster bed-1 in the mill pond. He was
tried before Justin! Mt'Kt’nml and b. 111ml
over to the, next term of the ('rintinul
t'ourl of (3111111111111 Pleas. Henry Nusll.
urn-of the chief witnesses in the use,
mm afterwards. annual on :1 our»; unit.
clizirgtul with assaulting lktttemm with
an our. The t‘fb‘v was tried this morning.
After seven! years l’t‘nl the perennial
Hun of llinlfiull vs. Wheoler. whieh orig-
inally zmm- over Iln-wtiic-uwnt of the
l'ompo t‘r‘iillt' in \l'estport. eleven years
ago. ix again on deelt in the Superioreourt
and it in likely that Jutlge'l’hayer and :1
jury will lK'OI‘tftlplotl with it for many
days to come. The [nation are Harriet
A. Birdsnll. plaintiff. and Alonzo S.
Wheeler. defendant. The original urtiuu
was to reun'er filthlllllldnmngmon :1 bond
substituted by the defendant fnrproperty
:Illtll'lll‘tl. lu thu- tirst triul thr- pluintitl’
was awarded :1 \'t'l‘llll‘l Mil 1.1110. Upon
an appeal. the defendant was gruntul :1
new trial 111111 in turn rc-t'ei\‘1>tl:1lnnt‘v
f;t'.ul‘;lltil' \‘1-r1li1't. It rm:- tl1r11 the plum»
titli. turn to uppml This they did zunl
St't‘lll'n'll :1 reversal of the judgment.
IllIlNlil' SAVING INSTI'I'I'TIIINS.
The Building: and l.u:111 .haoviotioru mot-l
"11' “but: of the
The 1'11:11111is~‘i011:‘r§ of labor in the \‘11l’v
ions states are giving more 11nd more
ipzlt‘t' in their 311111111! l‘t'pol’lrl to the 1111:.
aiderutiun of building and loan mowin-
1ions. thew imtitutinm living now re—
corded 11.6. affording the lit-Ht opportunity
It) pmple of small 111mm to acquire 1-1-111-
pt-tn'llu'ies. “'e quote the following Inuit
the report of the secretary of the Putt-r.
Mutual Union ztmwintiou to "11'
1-11111111isxiom-rof NewJen-wy. What be
up of :1 general rhurnt'ter in equally
truu of our local flssnt'latlitlll:
“A \\-ull-111nnngwl building and loan
zwwintion is the model irmtitution of the
rig» for snving money. lmtli for the hot-
rmvor and lender,m1d t'luilu thehlnttn
111ml of thioiwwiution for the your INN!
is przietienl [Ix-hive proof that this is
true. .\ few of itu superior advantngm
are thme: lt him no preferred ubnreholab
H. but each 1111-111l1er .«erm rutnbly in
:1” earning». All ollieers that handle
money are under heavy lmtttlH for the
faithful performnnce of their duties. .\ll
its meeting» are public: 11ml tiny 1111-111bt-r
can inthignte the book» of the wwizr
lion and know the dispmition ul overy
dollar from mouth to month. llt'lltlu-ns
run withdmw from the towx'intion any
day of the your. and members have nvnib
ml themselrm of thin privilege during
the year 181mm the amount of #683538th
and every member has mowed his
money on demand. The Walnut It.
proved wore» of timm that any memo"
with a few hundred dullnno' Hltlfl 1-1111
lmrow on mmtgnge from the MIMI»
titrn, and by the 111onthly payment of
no more than he tmviously paid rent.
can. in about tam yearn! titne.11w11 bin
own home free of fill dobt; 11ml this 11mm-
clarion has provided homer for many
families whom-tiny would he llfllllt'll'lfl
but for it» help. 1111111111 can be repaid
any month. tumult the borrower's onu-
veuiont-e. This mutation has practically
not uneventof unpaid interest at thin
time. and burner" loot adollnr from
bad debts or mismanagement. All tlma
ndruntmrm prove that the building and
lOIll mmiotlmul meet the want» of the
u
'l'ltoeotnmlmloner nhoqnoteo the fob
lowing from the mercury of 11 Newark
minim:
”No better plan can he, deviml by
widelt 11 man my become his own land-
lord. 1111 the association literally puts him
into his own home. not! ullown 111111 to
pay for It in am.“ monthly luntallmmta.
about mun! to what he would otltorvllm
pay for rent. ‘Anyouowlto canine-11
rent-payer on be u hummer: the rent
pay: for hbhoune.’ 0111.- jolnlnz melt 1111
thmummm ollheputo
.| gr
iii In
11mm
o! pardons lull! obtained from his IOII and
in: without m in bury ultim- or
attempt-um. Hempurchmnhm
rim-11y built. m-ct (till! on no lobar
Mellow 011mm. lt
YOUNG MUN’B STATEMENT.
ll. Deal" 'l‘hnt ll. Appmpflntcd I”
of Bonn-ant 'IIIII.
“(Ammo-row. May 21.4mm B. Baum.
Jr.. who recently resigned his position in
mutant chief clerk of the penoion union,
was chargotl mung other things with
apfimprlnting to his own rue seventy-two
or government Innda which had
bugle" in bluehnrge. Thecommluiom
1111111 111111111111.
A Score of Men Killed Near
Tarrytown, N. Y.
10111111 BLOW] mo mam
I.“ limited Pound. of the Poworw
rand: public the following written unto
mrnt explanatory of his connection with
the money:
About tltolnttorvartoflmhlutonooflh
dorkaofthelnw dtridonam tothoroolnoo
mph-d byme 1n the pinion office Ind stand
that the law elerk wished to lento with no.
sum or money for safe keeping Be banded mo
seventy twodollnrsin throobtlls. It happened
that my Want VII absent on n leave. and I
did not have the eonblnntm of the halo ‘hlt l1
was kept in my room. I thomfor put the money
in my pocket. when I curried it for moral
day-1 waiting for the luv clerk to decide uh“
he would do with it. Philly 1 M tho
mono: in 11 drum: of n dock at my hon-1 011
Huturtluy afternoon. Illa: 9. when l m nbout
leaving the pension office to numb n tritin for
Philadelphia. 3 «dark from the low divisio-
nrno to my room Md ruled that the chief o!
the law divin'wu not him for the monty— 4'11
dollmwhirhho bud loftwith me I replied
that I would one him nt once
Itmmodintuly rolled upon the chief ofthelnw
dlvi‘ion and stated that I would not have time
In go home and return with the Minoy without
missing the train loffgred to give him I check
for the 31110qu if he I'nhod to deposit It that
day He atatod tint the following Hominy
would be titnacnmnrh and that he yreforred'tho
honey. I returned from Philndalphin on Wu-
day but the train I'm delayul by an at-cident
to the engine. When l rim-nod Washington I
was unwell and “it directly to my Wind
gnvo no attention to tho tummy nutter. 011
Tneudny evening 1 was informed that the law
clerk had inquired for the money fire next
morning] took the soventy- -twodollnm trout tho
drawer of tbotluok where It was kept withnfety
and the name was delivered to the chief of the
law «livid. 1n by my assistant. who took 3 receipt
then-tor.
It in proper to state that it was not in my
who my 11m y lo bamllo mom refunded to the
pension bureau. In this imitation l bum» the
cadmium of tho seventytwo dollars for the no
cuntm- «lotion of the clerk. It wan thinly kept
and mody to I11.- dellvored to him at any time.
win-r. tho but r‘lerk mound the return at tho
seventy-two dollars ltwu in ntlruweruf my
desk At home lurked up. «91111th and apart
from uuy other funds. and was thorn for the
ext-run purpose-(If being delivered to him. It
‘15 :1 {nine and cruel statement to ohm-go that I
hate ll't'll guilty of any misamdm't in u-zmec—
tton w 1th th's matter.
The above. Commissioner ltnum says,
covers everything his son hm. to any in re-
lntion to thi» matter. He believes it is
true. but thought It bent thnt hi- son
should resign from the position.
THE ITATA PROBABLY SAFE.
It In Relieved “It “I“ ll Well on I!"
“'Iy to fill“.
('m or Mr‘xn o. \‘i;1li.\l.\'l:sft‘1N. Muyrll.
—~\\'ord um revolved here from the Pacific
coral that li1 fin: 1:- :L~ every probability that
the ltnlu id for out of the remit of the
Chm le-tnr'
'l'lw'l: ' . puvwl m1l~ivl1' ul .\t’:1:-11l1'.1 {ll
noun 11-1 {why but .md the t‘hnriuton
rt Mind 111: 11 port on Sntunldy The Ear
1111- rnldd tin other C btli 111 \t\~t'.l i» still
.11 Acapulco 11w airing coal Wlllt l1 in mild to
b: ne lrw 11 ordered from the l nitod States;
it l-i believed that the 1mm n‘t'l‘ll‘etl all the
l-L~11.tr;1ldn'~' (11:11qu that during her tor
113:: Nile will rem-it :- tuott.‘ Whlt‘ll bu been
lent to her from t'hili.
Nnvil "Icon Hopeful.
“11.11131111111. May :11. ~Then: is a belief
1111111111.: nuvy oflicern that the I‘lmrleetou
will come up with the runaway ltntn be-
fore runny more houm ’l‘be [mm is be-
lieved to be about two days' sail south of
Ampulm and thoroughly ignorant of her
punuit, and there is no remain to snppou
that she intuking any otherthun the usual
mum- to anique. The (Sharla-don in fol—
lowing thiqeourne at the rule of two knot-
to the ltntu‘s one, so the chair is believed
to be: near an end.
Secretory Tracy Midtodny that the com-
mander of the Churluton could train the
insurgent steamer in (‘hllian WIlCI‘I, ul-
though he declined to say whether or not
ob» would do no in ens-,- the ltatn Is not
captured until she gets there.
'Itu- [tuner-Id. (lot- (Io-I.
Ar 1111.; o. Mexiro, vin (Mum-111w. May
9.1—“le l-lsnwruhln'x ofllwru have com-
pleted their ptlrohn-xe of prorinlnml. Ill.
generally believed that the Ithil‘nm rm
«hip 111211111141“ to loud some real here, 11nd
tlmt nhe will «dun-red in mttingn further
uupply outnlde the borlmr.
Hing .‘IIng' n I‘olnlrt Artful 'm.
Him rims. N Y.. Mnyulmt-‘ny W. For
tor hm: been relemed from Slug Hing prim.
011 Feb. 15, lm‘lw mm moment-ed to six
yearn and one month imprbmmnent for
to the wurden'u ultimwhem her-mind
hln limb-me pope“. Ila told the warden
to decorate church walk
and church Interior pun
prtm be III painted the I
moan from the
of his patintlogtt la “The not Supper."
New Yorlt'a Ill. Muller.
Nttw Your, May :1.me Information
lockedout lumber mm the situation In
men my the tum no It eras-1
lit-fore «might.
Itreeto and the union men hull their up
more an evidence of their bullet.
6m“ Will Show the “Ohm.-
wno not snatched usually to Nathana-
trary to expectation. 11111111
day.
mbyour. Ho pruning
Damn-Vault‘s.
year-old daughter of item-t Reynold-full
Into Dealt-k
tier tom .11th 11111111.qu
«10.01::
W M
htotbc tor the rl
1111111111th v M
In. A. “ballot-a m.
Int! Am
limit-din!”
duh ll 1111111111 not
1.11th
gmml larceny in the flnt degree. Ila-tor
Mllll goodby to the keeperu 11ml then want
that he no going went to pup-lo himself
with Scriptural
Wbtlo II
at tho Goth-
olle chapel. entirely covering them Irltlt
Bible. ll two ymn‘ “no
he finished eight-an painting The Intuit
gleaned around the hemlquurtrn of tho
Itrlltlnu boummllhn 11ml framers not the
11111111111111 little chosen. The lumber
no
and that the!“ combination will from
Wilton: 11111111111 with
bundling mutation have been min tho
”mitt, Mn: file—«Dr mm 01111111
l1.- jtmd In the dynamite uplurlon at 1'1:
W
for: Jurist (inborn In all multitu-
Jmlge Fm.hlu moat. nurt-
tit-i. when lit. client ll trled he will drug
from the Burnaby closet family okolotoul
evidence“
will discount the tumour 11111111111111 out
Amrmrntm J. .lfnynm’nulglu- ,
11 Honda: The «1th
downy 1mm bytho com-11ml moral
tutu its war about to
“Nahum
1».qu
”How-summo-
III Explain Ware Touch-d OR by I
”all sad the III Int-d Work Trul-
Wll Idler-ll, Inn All to Item
Tmr'rownJI ...Y 3111: 31—1113 first
upon: of the horrible explosion on tho
Hudson River ruilrond It this point wen
much augmented, but the facts as finally
mm nro bad enough. The expltr
floundturnd one mile ands half below
T In: I! 11:20 a. 111. There were
fifty men, including Italian lu-
bom's and tninrnen. on board. Of those
oightun verb instantly killed and fifteen
terribly torn and wounded. Mnny of the
“were blown into the river, and five
hodlu still remain then unrecovered.
Literally Ten to Alan;
The dynamite was being transported for
truck construction. purpoa- on [work
train. When the explosion occurred the
trill) was torn to atoms, the railway trucks
ripped from their bed and 11 great hole
my feet deep dug out of the earth.»
tally blocking trnfllc on the railway for
Irony hours. The train was in charge of
Conductor Connor and the gang of men
was under Jerome Hinton as how The
dynamite was all stored on the first of the
four flat. car-.1 mmpoeingtbctmin. lt eon-
listed of twenty- tour «ti-tars and each mac
oontnined titty pounds. making a grand
total of 1,3!) poumhs of the I’Ipléhl‘l‘ The
form of the explo-don mu trrrtt‘u.
It Stopped the flock».
The ground trembled 11-1 though from In
earthquake. the walls of several Torry.
town 111111514 were r-llulét'll and ('l’tllflvletl 11111!
in the anrytowu strnvtn the window glm
fell in “towers to the airlewalk. In Tin-ry-
town ammo! (”lurk-i stopped. and it is in
this way that nlmmt the exm-r instant of
the explosion. 11,31, is tixwl. .\ .~p:1rk from
11 passing engine is believed to but 1~ mused
the explosion. Thotmin mo- utterly tie-
mol'ulbrd, and eye “Room-s my the air
In tilled with splinter» and debris. while
the bodies of the lllt‘iilrrs 1min crew was
buried, some of 11mm torn limb from
limb. in entry direction.
‘l'urlbl- nghlt
A terrible sight presented itself to those
who hurried to the stone of the awful 1w-
cidtnt. The ground as for 1111 eonld be seen
I‘ll covered with debris. The track was
torn up for a spare of 1111 luv 1 and the rails
were bent into all kinds of shape. Dem]
faces and mutilah d budinz looked up at
onefmm all direction-1. The engine was
blown out of all semldnnre of 1111 engine,
and tilt-tender tfll.‘ l-luuu half way into
the rivvr. The flat I‘flhi were turn into
minute [unit-It's. Then legun the awful
work of bringing in the dwul 11ml wound-
ed. Men were found dead a hundred yards
away from the trunk. while others were
found in the excavation-1 11nd» by the
deadly explosive. The mum-led Were 1111f-
fering from most horrible truttilutions. In
runny instant-1's arms and leg: bring tom
0!, heads bruised 11nd bmliee blunting
Like the (‘nrnngr of “'1".
The “one reminded old ~<1hliers of scenes
Ifter a bloody battle during the civil war.
The dead and injured were conveyed to
thr'l'orrytovru depot. when! the injuries
of the wounded were looked utter by 11
Icon of phylit'lnns who bud been hurried»
ly Inmtnoual from all dimllonm The in
jun-d Were nfterwurd taken to ditlerent
Manitoba. tire of the must MVl‘h‘l)’ injured
being taken to llellevue hospital in New
York city. The dead were also conveyor!
Iothe‘depot.but inter were removal to
Vanderbilt's. morgue in Turrytovrn. Ten
of those killed were piekml up along the
track, while five were taken from the river.
Thru- oi the Injured conveyed to the depot
died ohortly After reaching there. it in
holieved that there me still two more bod-
lea in the river. and thin would bring the
to“! number of killed up to twrnty.
‘I‘lto lie-1| and Inland.
The following in 11 partial lint of tho (Ind
and wounded. trhom- dead or "tangled
bodim have been moveml, The union
of tbeltnllans cannot be ascertained. no
they were only known by nmnlu'rst. The
killed are:
John McCarthy, timekeeper. of North
’l‘nrrytown.
Funk Morrimey. who had charge of tho
dynamite. of l’eeknkill.
Brahman John Smith.
Fifteen ltnlinna. 1111111" unknown
The following are the injured;
George Herrick. mullll’rf.
Conductor Connor. of Hunt Albany.
Bnkoman. name unknown.
lid Finnegan. of l’wkuklll.
Brnkemnn Fibber. of Cult/on.
Michael McCormick, Mufti-1111111.
‘ Mu Hun-Latin. lilaclnmthh'r balm
11w. drum: or morn Italhtnn. 111":
mm moot yrt btv burned on the
lam m taken to rarloun minim
'mno of the maiden! ll mourn!
the beautiful point:- of the bank» of tho
lludron. The explosion mortal nlmoat
directly to front. of thc.. hundwme not
dance of 111111-111 Hoe. the printing pm
mufuturer. while tho mansion- nl Elle
ott l". Shep-rd and John Rockefeller on
club by. A pooh: mum-d in the high
reboot of ’l‘urrytovm 11111111111 the poplin.
The school building was violently lib-tum
and the nebular: 11111! when t ht
slut An earthquake had occurred.
children mt out 11111111111111.1011.» Into
the street. but fortunately none war In
lured III the Irlld rush.
lion- an Hour In!!!
New Youtnlny w $311111: at than I:-
tern were brought tothts aft
"'1 '1': .. 'mul'w ......
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m 1161,1111an 11 1111111111111 mains
tlon 11m left to not and more! from
11mm Whom «unto- the neutron
old-to air. their um and all!“
m are In followr
Joseph flush BIN tmtydlro, P1111311.
k 111
am fortynlre. m Hub
mun-ct. Newark
dmlm and thirty. Misti".
boll-11. aged thirty. fireman of train.
”chum,
flu-11ml Anton, 'l‘nrrym
Vittorio lull-n6. In! “filly-all, New
11.111111111111111 1.111111111112111 I111: 11am
Wit mlhwfihtmdbum
11.111111111111111. “uh-WM
WhenandWhere
Shall I buy my
lllll- 'lllllls, Ell
If left to 115 to answer. we Wtrtlld my. buy them
win-re yod eon get them tlwcheapo-ut. ’ .
“Economy is AlWays the Sure load to Wealth.”
_\l e t l rim to a‘rll all 1 Lone» of goods for lesis mom y than our other firm in
Soulb Sorwalk:noumtterl1ou or why wed” it—but rest melon-d WP do it “e
are offering for this week the following All that we awk' IS if you ("an lmv them
(heaper e bow here. buy tln re if not give us a trial, and remembtr we do not heati—
tati- taking anything hm k whirl) 1-1 not uttsfact- 1ry to the purehat-n r. va
DON’T FAIL
to get the
COUPONS
all ”It? l'lr‘gzklll
lllllllllllill Plllllll.
la stew the purity and excellence of the tune in this instrument.
we stail have the Piano in full operation Saturday evening;
'-..—‘-
At Our Up-town Store,
l1. unlit loan 11 of r'xlt'lwiw‘ :-
iii
.....11_ m- moi
hrmtfnm to 51' 113' -lv- 1'1 111?!‘ «ts-r»
lllu
t'r'r}
on 11.1%. w v
.111‘.
:1111 in. ot‘lllr' ~11 cl '1‘
“li'
v.1 ml. -- 1' " «"tlf
1";11‘i ih-pwdlm'm 7‘
numb T1141“: ,.}, wm‘gflniuu - 11;} ;;:.[n..»;.11-11f.
tn lim- 1%,
Tnpntr} linmwlw t-‘;1rpot.«-. fr.v111;1'.'1'1112
‘ liml} firm—orb l hrtwts r11 :h'w par yard.
511 «poll»: t'urpv h. \‘1 1th bur-{en t-v 111.1tt‘l1. .11 14.271 p» 1' yard.
lit-Wool lngmin (':1rp-t.~ 491: up.
l‘oun-nvt‘urtaim. With fringe amt tit-1") dablu top and bottom. at 1H,».
'llu'w p"hli~ wire :1“ new tine spring. and Jlrt' only the rind-wt and IIIHHI up»
proud path-rm. l-Inrly rollers how the :1.lt;1r:t;u_*e'ol‘ lot-11M Jim‘rllmhl.
.— _...w .__._..
HOSlERY.
'llul~~ t‘lll~41’1lt:11.ul.d:tri'mire-uni!) lmhi In tiemc‘rilr, lull flu: glmln qttnlnl l1»-
ltm‘. ll not :1.) lllr'} zll'v h'l'rl‘w'tlh'vl tn ln' in run “'1' will give lltw'lll luynlt.
Iluldren's f:1.~t blm'k rib ~tm-kin1rs.tho-y :11'1- but the win-up. nhuldy rim» of
good» but 1:11:11! quality. and good Wright, north lfn' :1 pair. 914:1
pour.
During this ~11l1-
llny's Slim \Vnisle: “1-way nothing. but mention thu- prim» which two-1.111..
hulus' l 11!. -:t 1 Hluvm outbroivh‘ml hue k.m1rth'Lu-puir - ltllc' per pair
helm llttl'vlltm'. (in these we do not lnilkt' :1 awn l’mK lI-tllltihfin. but at tlw
prior. llv lw'r pair. they will he found to l... :1! Mm 335 per t'r'tlf. cheaper than flu-y
can be lmuuht for elm-where.
it!» buy 117101- whitvflhirt flu-1 wow-l1: your 4'l111ln'.
inn. 2w. north at least #03371.
Big line of lmlieh' Wrap»
MlLlJNERY.
lt hit-l been 11 mmtnnt 211111an of pleumre to 11., to now now 111mb tiny. itll'k ho»
been nppm'intml. During: this week we nlmll undu- mme 1 lei-inf burguim
Your choive. binge line of untrimnml hats for only We: value of which is 511'
melt.
Plum-1'11. 17m 11 blurb.
Pull-length Wrmthn 1d 231- each.
Triounml [lulu at grimly miner-d prices
We flit-n rorry 11 full nomrtnwut of hairy tletu. and ntlwf "lam-w of tritomiow.
“4......“
KITCHEN-WARE.
good». before thinking of lining olmtrhere.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
fleotu'. 91: em'h or 111.1 x» 11111111 1212. m1.
lmtliea' and (it-11W. Tie I'Il'll. worth ilk: melt.
...... ...- w- -.....
1111111011 Polls“ l-ltlolllto 01111131141 tum
lulu Pun, I lamps for 25¢
BostOn Store,
IWtWW
We pride mmelvm m1 halving tlw turnout and limit N’lW‘lWl stud: of thaw tor 11in
lntown. You mohentnlstnke if you do not roll and fret our prim m1 Ill-me PM“ 8
611.11“ 15101.1me
tandem» ammo. r
8
WW” “a WWW...
Humility. .JJIILDEN. m5
lnllnz.W strut.
LIGHT. 10113 If. It! W
1.1;.de
r or J0 8.111111
“‘1..." ”bolt. cum...” .1
- mar 111nm
11:11:11 1101mm; mu
mi 1111...; blrn. ultimatum-1.11., “I ,
m lAKlll'At‘l'm
14311111111111 MANUFAI'TUBINU mil-rut.
N. ntn'tnreno
M at “New ”form
Milton office :11 Pour!
NORWALK UK If CO H. N “Y
11:1er mi
Reade Il: 01111 ”motile:
tum 11.13333. firilnudurn; tarball
. hotter trimming» in brown. but! 1111111111.
11 PINK “0]".
\ttnwnkwgpg‘ I; 011118 (:0. mWatarrt.
and brunt 11111111311 I
vermin-1f»! modum'fih mm
30.111131." W11. A. 11111 1 1.1.x. Kw 111
ehlnrry ”little promptly.“ 111111111113”.
numerous ('me more.
BABYEYJ‘. ll “KON rtb mm .
7 v1 81.” ”a.
Armor: .1. 1.11 311111 at. Not Instr.
ohm limb oyntcrmclms “‘—
HERVE"?! k Hl‘lfi'flm flingin-
latte"; hum». train. a No. Mn It.
CALL ATJl‘DD‘thh whim»
CARR” WILLIAM H. Bundle! hm Wm
IL! Inmate. WW,
I! AYI'IH 'FEIII). 1.1N01Ini11n as. m
of nllkiudu. Home undue In awed-hr.
LIMHI'IINF. R, WM. IQ Wald
Mittens Dealer in all kinds
UK'KWIX)”. L. “'ultlnzton 81.8.3
tine 111mm. 11.11. oysters. clams. vest-tn
SSII'I'II'H W ““1361le MARKET. “Warh-
lnxtun ~t.. ~' S. me 1111. poultry tor tnrrllly trade.
TII'E k N ,t'wlfllXo. Main at. 11.21 {datum
multry. rte. l twice cuts at
“111131:an P I: Muir: st. X. chairman“.
poultry. limit. reset-bl“. etc.
11' )IBDZB DEALERS 8 MB“! mun.
BASDAIJIH MILL. 113'. lumber and timber.
rough or worked too mldlnodrhnfic.
MASONDI AND 1111sz
MARKl‘lfi.
SEYMOUR. HENRY. 133 West Ave. 8. N. All
kinds. of plum mama confronts token.
SMITH WILL] “I II. 3) West at. 3.31.111.
bing promptly nttrnded to. _
MARBLE AS!) GRANITE.
BATES. P. “2 “'ntt-r st. 5'. maul-cm of
rim: granite: and marble norkJnd denier in
stone Work of all kinds.
SILS' 5 I’lTYl'l'l’m
('IDISTN' K film~~ Mnennit build' ,.\'.. M50.
Slain if s ..\’, b’e “1111mm :1 turn» nggoods.
YR. L\( l5 1110.111 W uhington rt. 6. X. line
hats. gentleman's fu mailings; of all kinds.
MERCHANT TAllDBS.
GI'SOWSKI E. 3| “ all st 3.11 perfect fit
guaranteed: the intent style; always on land.
Rut "trl H. i‘. l? .\'o. Muir: at 11.3. Fillet/“l-
oring 11. 39:1: inky. Rtpoiriiig. etc.
MILLINERY.
('(llJJXS, R. )f. 12’ Marin at. S. N. Ladies own
material u-srvl if «Mimi.
FIT‘ ll. \Ii.\l‘~‘ Min «11“ all at X. agency for
”01 t Stat. a bland Dyeit. 1; Establishment.
Ill '5“! TEACHERS.
(“[5052 ALEX S. L'.’ nonvin st. 31'. Plum
organ and hanuony.
(DYS’I’EB PLASTIIBS AND ”mums.
BUYT, W. ll, .1; .~’t‘).\'. l2; Water pt. 3. N. (foot
of Rastrlnml.» Planter»eumrtersnmlwbole-
pair deadwr— 1n untiveoyders.
REED a: lit il'fixlA)’, If“ Water st.S..\'. Plan-
ll’l" and dawns 111‘ Snmaik mate .
VAN SAME. .l. L. I; ('U. P. 0.110: w: 5.3.
1’. 11’1“} I'S‘ A)” Mobilfi.
Stilt“ \LK i’.\1'i'i'.lt\' “'filtlis (11.5. “Ale,
tt-nrpe [mp librf‘idr xiv-1‘5.) "unicellul-
fill: .1 ~11" wiry by ~11: 1111. but water or hot
. l: "11'? 11v; .‘ur‘aulk [119k (annuity.
' .’l.« rbmuim, x~ft::n1l:l.llcn
. .1;.lnl111’fr:.ur1,1l.at ulr1:\\illlnm
. . ammo; or: t» e t hurt-l1. the! air);
moi runny Hillel".
PAINTEKQ.
f'tt \t.\' l?!) l ( "‘1\ut_erst.. 5.5 npointer.
Paint. on 'd and diver 4mm 11 pper I}.
01~Tli'llt\l\ HBO. ll' . “Murat \ Home
.melaign; Humm- pupa hanger demrntor.
I'IIIJ'IUGR If]! 1:15.
XultTll. 1.. 5 :w “'ai-ltimttnn 3!. 5.3.
t.;\;.1'1LY‘y onlyaml that the bet.
I’lll'hll I LVN.
.mu- 1.. 1: 1i t._ \\ .1~hin1:tou 14..
1!"."1 It lt-llif . '11
l’l.\\‘0 11 .I‘ It L’ l’kul’llllll B.
One
l‘ H..- it 1‘7,
5‘
r11..\'111~‘r.11r lat l1ndll-inigltetn..\'.1\l£
dub-r11: at ,- t hie. em.
l‘l. .\’I'l\t f...tllll ~11.‘\11t.1.\11.\1€1.£
~11l"l'll,‘il‘l“1'l(l'l.. ' I”. 49W:
‘ -1 111‘. 1 .. “1.. on ._ 1111b,lb
11.1.1131 .- .1! meta.
IIIJJI. 1'. ST ‘1’}. Afil' 513m
l. '1 Y3“: i321.“ 1115 If. “'rtrhinztuunl. out no
5.5. l'ruprm imminluimmturentuculv
“"tml)“ ARI) E l X». Slain-t5. Slowest!)
u at. mi in Ming hm to.- sale.
BI‘SIAl EARTH.
. BYXHFIE. F, F. Ritalin»! l" uu'P. . “UN. Math
M nil hnur~ Stria tly hat I laws in every ne-
.5." t .\ frat tnlde lmskftlt' N takrn.
lt‘il‘. .~ iii: l' Itf l’l's'l'dl' It .\.\'I'. 5. .'
.1111" 11.4 pummel-11v 1. owl-11» lat.
«Illlulfi.
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