f
i
tilt-by
. M to report tor duty
Whit illsllmxrs urns-r.
Qaymc were none.
“Jack"ltice,whowaslounmer-
WHWynightouEest
333-, and lelt unconscious in the
Wchritical condition.
lament apathy of the borough
,3andthelehigherinluthorityhal
publiclndiylatiun tea degree
cnlytotlllteauudhythel’atriek
qhodeata few years ago,aad
We mum" inthopolice
ofNorwllkthat il charac-
~.3 asdiegraoeful.
Wyufiernonnandevoningmnd
idly Wyfihelittleknota of men
WWmMWWMkm
more» brutal aural: attribn
WdilatoryactionJo
cowardice. All sorts of reports
wait in ci‘rculation,hut only a fowof
ftherneouldhetI-IIcodtoarelinhlesoume
aka-nun. representative, who spent
Matilde time Saturdayand ymter-
ytryingtogetatthe trueinwardms
the whole altair.
Woll’ollceD-Fomut said he was
run-lied last Friday evening that there,
had been a-Ight down on East avenue:
fthat a man was badlycutnnd uncon—
Jliom. He sent for a wagon and a
phyliciun and hurried ontowhero the
hunky. He {mind that the man was
Jack Rice. He helped carry him home.
and then started out, he says, in search
,of his aeuailants. Unable to get any re—
liable information that would warrant
manelthedid notmakeany He says
henboreported tbecasetoagrandjumr.
'11» chic! said the first infonuation that
1would warrant an arrest he received
hum Warden Keeler about noon Satur-
day, when the Warden told him that
‘Ilrnnioenrdbm down and toldbim
‘Ifllat her hmhand claimed the molt
wuccrnmitted by William and James
m 'lhe chief says he immediately
311.11 the papers drawn for William Han-
Im'l arrest. When they were again in
, hispomeauouhe was told that Hnnlon
.‘hd left town. which proved to be true.
' In. Rice informed the reporter, Satur-
afternoon. that ht‘l’llllltbanll was
love“. that hoexperieoced (‘llllttltlt'f-
Ihbdidlculty In breathing. iii-I throat.
dun laid, was swelling and turning
taller. Shelliduhehadtoldtthurden
m the case at noon. The moduli
I,“ Inch an aggravated one that she
W the police could make an
‘ lust, without her making a fonuul
comphint.
WAdan-emidthatif III-hall not
lieu under orders from the chief he
'would have made an urn-st.
0mm Nch‘thy said he “antral to
ulnkeanarlest.
Italy-nu Hoyt. the grand juror who
bed the warrant. claimed that ha- did
trill know at what tiuwof llu day be
listed the repen-
Cllflh lowe said he was in J. ”Sul—
l'll‘l .loou Whtll llanlon came in for
’eorlak. Hirightlmndwaecovemi
with blood,and whenukcdtoexplain,
llaulon remarked: “Ididltleo up on
the avatar and be‘l up there now: if
‘rnafrlendof h’atyou’d bettergo up
flhukafterhilu"
The fact that Olllcer McCarthy wan
Oder thelnflueueeof liquor outhe night
«3.1 thefracle audtbst hohle nothecn
h another phaloof the raw
~lhthall-nontlrerubjectofcouoiderahle
numerical-II. Thebomughby-lawl
“Handbarwho bemmeelntori
“Metallbeulwpended lfnotfmmom
than warty-four born. When quea-
mrflpolut yerterdayaftemm
“empires the venue for Mr
active than. lllottldlmtify the entire
Mmmtknmm
, “WM Mg
0 ilentlreCourtmlght examine
nldIcClrthylhould
be. ondutyl’rlday min;
had mill he was in
"l!-
”heldhgthemllm'e advice
Mandarin-nu wretout. The
, ' ran-1o-
sou-m muonwruk‘w""l"vl‘ u. 11-.
TERRY ‘00 N. Amaranth-at
Mm and
your fautlIulhlre
_. would recover union illumination lot in
Yenterdsya warrant wnI turned fix the
arrest of Jamel Rankin, and at 5:3)
o‘clockhewaeaneutodbyOfllcerGorm-
ley and taken to police headquarter:
later he Iv- released under him
lt' In hinted that a petitilm will be cir-
cuuua, dung for W I].
otllcers on duty that evaIiIIg. It was
reported last night that such a petition
was in circulation.
Thursday night Rice was uncalled by
John J. and James Hlnlon in frontof
C. W.3-'Bnrritt’s plumbing alwpon Wall
street. 'l‘beetoryof tbulflrly. ll given
by an eye-wines, k that Jane- llanlon
struck Rice. knocking him down, and
when he tried to get upltruokhimagain,
after which John Ranlon ran up and
kicked him aevoraltimes. 'l'hecryof
policewae raised hy’Fred 3etts.of Emit
avenue, who was near by, and Chief of
Police Del'oreet and oillcerAdamereu-
pended. The combatant were separat-
ed and the Chief grabbed Rice by the
coat and was about to arrest him, when
Johnllulune stepped up and millthut
Rioeought notto be arrested, but that
the unicorn should take theguilty purtias.
The chief then released Rice.
Mrs. Rice said this noon that her hus-
band was badly bruised about the holly.
His chest and spinal column arevery
notepad all last night he experienced
difficulty in bathing.
“INTERIMY AT Till} l'lll'lli‘lills.
city and Bur-uh Pullout Preach to
, large Con‘n‘ullflnl.
Rev. Frederick S. Roote, of Aubum.
Maine, occupied the pulpit of the Houth
Norwalk Congregational church yester-
day. and delivered two eloquent normonl.
In the morning his topic was ”This
mortal must put on immortality.” The
subject was handled in a akillful manner
and was listened to with inbrest by the
large congregation.
Rev. George VanAbtyne, pastor of the
Norw‘alk Methodist church. preached in
the First Methodist church yesterday
morningin exchange with the pastor.
He delivered a powerful discourse. In
the evening Rev. B. E. Bumprrachod.
Two excellent xermone were deliver“!
at the Norwalk Mothmlist church you-
trrdny: at the morning m-rt‘ice by the
Rev. ll. E. Burnt-s. who exchanged with
Rev. tiwrgc YanAlutyur. and in the
evening by Dr. VuuAhltync, who ad-
Ilreuucd about one hundred Iuombersof
Pilgrim and Lincoln councils, 0.U.:\.M.
llin address was an eloquent one. found—
ed upon the American government.
which be compared with that of Eng
land and her parliamentary rulings,
cursing his address with a few [mink-d
remarks about how politics were often
shined by a certain few, bringing to
mind that only lnut week two diam»
ful tight» occurred in the borough. and
until last evening no urn-eta had been
made.
Ber. Olin Bullock punched in Trinity
church yesterday morning. and deliver-
rd an able mm)”. In the evening H.
l‘, Cole. a missionary from Zanzibar,
Atrial. preached on "that's love to
Man." "is talk mm of a moot internat—
iug nature.
At the South Norwalk Baptist church,
ymlay, Her. Archibald Wheaten do
livered two lamenting and able serum.
In the morning bin topic wan: "The
llcuultl of Harlem Bible Study." in the
evening his abject war: “lion-Josue
lot Trouble."
Rev. F. W. Cdefl'. of Rowaylun.
muchcd yesterday morning at the Kent
avenue ll. E. church and delivered an
excellent leruwn. In the evening the
palm. Rev. C. I. Pong, occupied the
pulpit and “10ka hie which “The
fear of the Lord the duty of all men."
llAlil llAlIh tllhlllll’.
The Ieallltal Defeat the r. n. c. a.
Why aunt-u III-anon.
’l‘ltellmolutreofithlydtynultheh
lorY.lt.uA.tIaaI1vm-3hl1atreuthr
llertergnmudltletunlay lfternmu. The
WHOM” city. them hill
nil-tonne. not. IAIA. 'ewrrelrlt
atthebstlndmldethetrunlyruu. "l'hn
' Wmmlredmeerwdmtythe
llrrttbreeiuelap. They thm“caugl1l
outtohrrle‘ pilot-lg and halted the
tallallovrr the field. Fathering lathe
mhyiunhrp:
Ila-rim ............. courtlrorJ
Y.H.(J.A ........ ....I ltltltltltlbfiwl
(WWpimM-dlhuemfm
tbellrwlutelandhllwurkdmrvmmen-
tion. 'l'bedmiltnnnoftheumptrelcam
ed much emollient andridlcnk. Next
Wain-Hm themed!
pilytbeYomhldiI-a'lllll cluboathe
Barnum .
‘I‘heNorotoIndetelted a picked nine
mellg’saeiMlfllmlorIl datum.
themlatlguvetotlrre.
hlll- rental.
mommnurimm
2‘ FERJORNEflmfl.” .alau
3. W
nun-«1.11“- ‘ manual
I. mung”.
meson. union-a u autumn-aw.
um MWbangm
mahli’fin'mmn'lfiimi ”.lu man
III-rm “moo: mafia. hon»:
w. .. ......,..._. .... -.....
(.1083 01’ Till JUNE anemia 0?
I'll]! DRIVING ASSOCIATE”.
.wtuh-uunl Mum-Lawns»
:1.qu thewm rut-t
WWW”
II.
The four noes Saturday. which cloned
thoSpr'lngmeetingof theNorwalk Driv-
ingAllociltion.wereofthebelt. First
cametbedouble team raoe,one heatof
which had been won on Wednesday by
William Neely'a Rocket and mate. it
on any track, and thoughl’r. 'l'. Bedford'l
William G. and flury D. annealed in
winning in three Imighr mu. there
was never more than length between
thetelme, and much oftho time they
were abreast.
The 2:33. 2:40 and froc-for—all pun-Ion
were won hyC'hurlcn Smart'a Ethel, in
three- straight heats: Alcyo, of the Oak
Grove Stuck Farm, and A. 'l‘ront'e lly.
Wilkes.
Summary Double teams. Prize, Silver
Pitcher.
E.T.lhdlbrd'sz. (Land Harry 0...
\l’m. Neoly'a Rocket and GeraIIL ... ..
Time—m ”I” ”)5.
Summary. “.33 class. Puree mo.
(than. Satan’s Ethel .......................
Bundle 8 “hlto' a Blue Belle.
Elbert Ktpp‘ a Itch Roy.
Time ”In, shill. ms
Summary. " :40 claim. Punk-1W.
ll]
”.22!
ab
.... I
....33‘
Oak Gmeflock Yuri-'3 Alcyo. .....l I l
ILA. Browu’eNutmrc.. ....242
Allen Rink'e” ...:l 2 t
....058
...55Il
Hen. A. Kenner‘s Bill) 3.
John ll. Dillon 5 Yale Blue: . ...
Time- 2:81. 2:1“. m
Summary free-for-all. Purse. “can
A. ’l'rout's lly. Wilkes. .. .... ....l l l
2 2 :1
C. D. Smith‘l Monkey Kaila ................
\l'. Haunden fhrenip Jr. 1, .. ...33:
)llloyta‘lctory .. .....III
Time—mm?“
The time made In the froofor—all pac-
ing race beats the fantut pacing record
on this track by onesecond. The beetro-
cordu for both trotting and pacing on
this track Were made at thil meeting»
the trotting record 2%} by Walton Boy,
and the pacing record 2.?!) by Hy.
\Vilkel.
Gmrrip. Jr.’s. performance did not come
up to local calm'tatiom. but it was quite
apparent lw was not in condition for a
rate. Do Memorial Day be priced an ex-
hibition mile in 2:2], and before this
race he showed a half in 1.1M. one quar-
ter of which Walt done in 33 rar-corulu.
During the aftemoon (Er-org» ll. Weed
P *xlliltilrrtl his .1 your old stallion. E. In Im—
_piul: Brook-ride Sta k Farm Juno, a
yearling by lraillard; Dr. “in lltIK‘h.
Mollie and her your old and three weeks
old colts. and Momma Hoyt showed a
yearling. Tlon madealino chow and
were much admired
0R0]! [‘1' A PIIZR l'ltr'll'l'.
cuter Vellum-mole or the Party
but he Afterwardl We.
late Saturday night our vigilant clI'II-f
of police ovorlwnrd a conversation ho-
Iwoen two rue-u about a prize light
which urnsto take place in the woods
near l‘onourd street. He went to the
plan». and annealing himself. llIIteIu-Il
to the talk of auroral well-known IIpIIrtIL
who wereofieringwbet .5 and .lllou
their man. Sum-one caught eight of
Mr. Vollmcr. however. and giving an
alarm, the mu fled. the chief in hot
pursuit. lle Including in capturing
one of the party. named Rom. who
Inmradedthecbief to accompany him
In his brothor'l boner on Huuth lain
uttect. where he would get honda for bin
amulranoe in the police court. Just as
they were entering the gate. turnover,
lbmgarealu-hlenlprlagandranduwn
Ilauford place to Water «tun-t. The
chief followed. but could not catch him.
He has not been lean llnco.
'f'llltll do“!!! 'I’Bllltllltll.
challe- Jluee’ Inn lulled to the
3 393 M‘MIMWVWH‘
Ahmwthuhmm
the ”plutonium-l rill”
“cm-"WV twirl“
contained four harem. time of which
wmburued. 'l‘heotheremtentloftlmm
bamwlrelhdeltmyed. The drown;
oflneendlaryorlglu. Taylor I Golden
carried an immune on Ir. Jenni
property-follow: MWzbntlel.
m»; haywtrawandgrain. $100; borer
power and cutter. .00. There wal
almotltteentmtolhaylnthelurn.
unmanned-1;:
ltlsltatedcnluudluthorlty llratlhe
vllunloughlsadrauruldlelrooklya
malarial. mun-annulu-
”matted" figural. “MIMI-ll“
Lisrnu or Iii: uses "'
wusoneofthe prettiest races everaeen.
3-» {...-“3m:
H.“ “h.
80m NJt. final-e
WI. .letlrIMlu- '-
wry. “El-mm. M.
m. d 01’.
MAI!) GIANNA“
N ll.f..llalllto. llalaladWclt 8.
mhuamumnwmam.
nwnannelwurn'u.
WILLIAIIB. ll. ll. “Wall at, N.
nunnuarmonurquIa.
Milli)! I'llAllflAUY ..Vanlrlndtave KN.
udayflmlmflamJlolp. In.
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PEOPLE YOU INth
When all Ilnw tawny-l III-tr III-Ire
alternation.
Mr. and Ira. bRoyAdamllpentSnn-
dayiuBtamfnrd.
firdulnlhhoiu
Charla E. Roberts, of New York,
mammogram“
Sunday in Five Mile River.
Frank H. Smith spent Sunday with
0. M. Flatt, of Union Park.
Herman Peiter, of Norwalk. spent Sun-
day with relativee in Bridgeport.
George A. Honnecku, of the borough,
spent yesterday in Joraey City.
MmEfiHallmf Orange,N.J..ilVilit-
insure. B. ll. Plaisted,onWeutatreet.
Charles 3. Keith, of Bridgeport, lpent
yesterday with hie parents in Winulpauk.
lira. Sutclifle. of Brooklyn, spent Sun~
day with her daughter Suatc. in this city.
(I. P. Underhill, of Winnipauk, spent
the Sabbath with friendl in New York
city.
St. Clair South. of New York city,
formerly of Norwalk. was in town over
SunIby. .
Mill llartha Stow. of Elizabeth street.
Ina gone to Middletown. for the benefit
of her health.
Mr. and Ill!» Selleck, of Buflalo. are
vhitingat the ruidence of llrn. Bene-
dict, West avenue.
Mien} Emilia CIuhman. of Rowayton
spent Sunday with Mini Nellie Balell,
of Franklin avenue.
\Villiam H. Olmetcad, who has been to
Cleveland, Ohio. has returned to his
home on Union Park.
Henry Thomae. of New York city.
spent Sunday with his brother. Wm. 0.
Thorium, of East avenue.
Charles Loeku-md. of the yacht
"Viola." is spending a few days
at his home in Sing Sing.
Mr. and lire. Allen H. later. of
Bridgeport amt Sunday with W. W.
tester. on Elmwood avenue.
C. J. Anderson and wife. of New York
city, spent Sunday with Mr. and lfrs.
John ll. Hoyt, of Union Park.
Sidney Nash and wife and lire. ll.
Day. of Philadelphia. Pa. spent Sunday
with \V. H. Nash. of Winnipuuk.
Slim )lurmrnrt Lnudvr. who tum been
attending “'ellruley College. has return-
ed to her home on lhyvicw avenue.
John P. lleatty and wife. ol Manson.
Man. are the guests of her parental. Mr.
and lint. J. T. l’rnwitt, of Union Park.
In. t‘. W. Morph. who has been
visiting lira. J. B. Whmler. rota to
her home in New York thil morning.
Harry Nah leavI-l town today for
Baltimore. where he will he married
Wmlnenlay to bliss Mabel W. Brown.
Chalice E. Townsend, of New Britain
was the guest over Sunday of J. P.
Francis and otIII-rfricmb in this city.
llru. (loin-Kn \l'armaloy and daughter
Jennie, who have been spending} month
in ltidgctlI-ld. natal-nod home Saturday.
Mr. and Ira. Joseph thin-thanks. of
Winnipuuk. are visiting, for a few days.
volativm in Katmmh and Redford. N. Y.
Mill l'lou Ballard, of [)unbury. who
ha» been I'ilitiug Mil- lloda Adam». in
this city. is now flailing friends in New
York.
who has been engaged in teaching at
Hampton. Va. is homo3 for the summer
vacation.
live. and lies Deroamul, of Pater-on.
N. J.. rpent Sunday with Hr. and llru.
Warn-11 We, at their home on
llmry street.
Ill-I Ill-ill Header and Benjamin Hills,
of Port ll'luntor. drove to thin city yer-
terday. and spam the day with line
Carrie Taylor.
III». A. P. (.thrcldll and Ill- A. Ben
nott.oflllchm1lrl. Vl.lmlllt‘mll0(
gr. endure. 2.1V. Iterlvvetherottu
with I
nag-III ni'lniud
Mll'qyllllheftii-
lrlwllradtmry Ann ltreot.
Thinner V Warner.“ Newark,N.J..
audChlrlel A.Warner. at Newl‘ork,
wmthegueltlofJauel L'llnnuaedleu.
llaaeldel’laoe.yrltrrdly. Theylttend-
I-dtheeerllnu of the deadly-raw at
mum-mu. E.ol1uroh,audu1ade
twoltllvluuudilmlt.
donut New».
mwlbeeuamlnedhy thellnard
otfldurletdm-ndthdlrtrtetm
mltteeutbefimdmrehool, tn
arithmetic. geometry, United liter-n
Bury-adder“.
Then-murmutheconoard
w '
Wfllldlahaymffltamford, hlpflldln‘ ,_
'. mu; (I no” N ‘
unfb'. Bf’fiznhu'dl thlr‘ citynp‘ent”
Min Winnie Nash. of Buyview avenue. '
Tue-dayflteracoust m o'er-crow
lllli BllLlllllll WBECK.
All Excursion Train Dumped
Into a Birth.
mnvrwrn, Jule all-LA terrible wreck
occurred on the Nickel Plate railroad (the
New Yorktilcauouudflrrloall) thirteen
III.“ of Cloveland yelterday afta3 ,
neon. TheWeltStdeBtreetltallwayoom-
pluygaveeauourrlonto Oak Point for
thebvnedtofthllremployel Therewetu
twotrainaeenliulugoftaucarleach. The
luteectioaletton ttmeattm The-ee-
nudaletiouwaldllayed aaddldnotleave
Clevelanduatllabeutlo‘eloek.
ra- m. Bucket
thnthrlemileluustofnovertheleo-
turd eectlou jumped the track, ditching
ekbteftbl ten care. Seven of the can
wweorerturaed and four of, them were
turn into rpllntera. Many women and
flldrur were canth under the debris.
Ablutlertywarubldlyhurt.
0a. Ila-Inlet“
Elwaanog-rlwalkilled. Hewashor-
mmmmwngcmmw
apulp,oue arm partly revered and hie
breast crushed. Rogerswal an employe
dthlclorellndnurialClllcompanyand
«onetime numb-ll player
outba'l'eroutolOnuhara. llllbldywll
melundartaklaaroomn
rant-l Inn-(tho Inter-I.
“infurweasd clam dull tracturud.
Plum-cell twentymfoot cranked
aadwnundlnllw.
SIM-Jedi “db-tanked
and internal
Thom-Grant”. badly
In My,“ twenty. I‘ll- ihroken and
m
Edward Shem-mi twenty-three. t
Hand-duhurttarnrnally. rich
Will-a1 Swim var Iced "nineteen-cell:
wmndaudouelegI film
Lisle Ray. aged twenty-dz, h!
r badly
I‘ll twenty four.cut In the
aeekurdhadlmybrnfiad
nae-t w. and twenty-three. nip
WW leveut
mini-had. an, m arm
0. .rn Dana.
-‘reIr a twin-rel runny injured, but
their n-melwld nabs owing to
the rutioaren of the employee.
Every ambulance in the ty wal called.
and met. the apecial train that went out for
the injured They were taken to different
hoepitala A man taken to Univeralty
hospital died last I vr-ning “any women
and children had their arm-- broken and
were otherwise injured
John Higgins. newslroy. was no badly
hurt that he could not give A clear account
of the wreck, but says the train was run
ning very fast when they left the track.
ll'nclothel were torn nearly all M31 lace
MIMI” wee Milly bruised about the
body.
Engineer and Pin-ll "l”.
The engine buried itself in the ditch;
but the engineer and fireman saved their
liver by jumping. Tho ultra rolled down
the embankment air feet into the ditch.
which wal tilled with muddy water. and
thopueugerl were covered with mud, .
andaanearlyeveryouewalblladmgfrcn
sow received. It val Illmcnlt Intuition
badlythlywerehurt. E -
he canal at the Winch Not Known.
Tbeclrnexttothl engine waemasbed
lino lpllntera, and all who were in this car
were aerioully injurul. There were at
least twenty who had to be muted from
the a train that brought them to
(drum to the amtarlaneel, which num-
bered fifteen or more. [I unotknown
what mule-l the train to leave the track.
but it It suppoeed Ihe track lpread.
FOLLOWED urn 1.17m ours.
new Ire-Ia Iado lm‘ Ilene- ne-
wt and the run Parll (Irena.
N"! You; June fl—lary Klenta. l
llrhupriau ,lnl‘dhtbltréyznorlledyelurday
taken with suicidal lute-t. For mural
it! had been emphryedlllhouea-
by Victor chlch, who llrnlcathe
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C. Music
010 tree
new
Whether the supply 18 to be
equal to the demand or not rem-
mains to be seen; however we ......
would advise each and every“-
one, Who has anticipated can-
ning fruit this season, to buy
cans early. Prices are steadfly
advancing. Our Price at pres-‘°
ent for Masons’ is 890 dozen,
and 790 for pints. We have on»-
hand 15 gross; after these are
gone we will have to raise our
price. Be early and don’t get
left.
One lot handsome Terra. Cotta
figures, worth Two to Three
dollars each; choice 980.
Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons,
plated, $129 Sett.
Job lot all-silk Ribbon, 5c
3 I
beta r-
While»
lMatthhlolno
lflll Mill.
make for this day a. special cut
owl] Hosiery and Underwear
races and Styles so many we
do not quote prices.
pay you, however, to take notice
W of the fact that every1
this stock to be reduced on EW’
Saturday. ’
n all! r mome-
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Watéh this
Drill.
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lulunaxcn mailman!“
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