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Mil. of W:
soon. oi liltielsid. and County Cora-
missioaer Henry Lee. oi Brlusport.
asaeomraittsetohssrtastimsuyaud
report their ladiag to the court.
The eorarnitrse west to Not-wail: on
several oer-sinus and alter cards] tie-
liberation made their report to the ‘
court on W 80. ll“. in which
they allowed increased damages. The
idea and am or the mmittee
amounted to ”01.". 0t this amount
mm was the hill of Attorney Caro
held. ”0.50 that Oi Ir. Scott. while Air.
line's risin- was $18.40. The report
was accepted by both the city of Nur-
wall: and lira floaneeker. and on Or.
inhedz.oitheumsyesr. wsssppror-
el and nerepteil by Judge Andrews
' most in
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Antes- sam’al Alto-an chutes 8.
hi city.
The billowing ll" the write in the
eaaewereiasetl lhlavor oi lira. lion—
nscherand accepted by her through
tuber ii. the
the costs. tart
liar counsei.'Aiia‘ley Gray. Orr 0r-
. together with
it. the tees and ex-
penass oi the Miter. were paid to
Mr. (iray by the city at Norwnik. lie
tool the wire into his possesslrrn ior
lira Hon-mac. and on (Minter It
sent Attorney Colloid a rhet-k tor the
l“. straw he was repeatedly re-
unesietiiotlosa. 'I'Iegrieranre row
mitiaeJnltarspMJll'esthatthrwe
wasnosppnreatransoawhyheshoultl
city.
On larch 21. oi the iollowing your.
thugsatistasu referred to consulted
with a number or wellohaowri lawyers
and were all” thn- chums should
he Inferred walnut the lawyer and
they were Wit
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that confidence is their playing to say
that they will win.
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The annual busiuss meeting oi the
town has been railed to be held in the
Norwalk Opera House tonight. beginn-
ing at 8 o'clock.
important matters will come up tor
consideration. They include the pro«
posed building oi a new town house
and the proridim oi means at raising
the money tor the same; the lining oi
the “his“ tax rate. and the mixing at
the usual appropriations tor schools
and highways. The unnusl report oi
the «shoot visitors will be mad as
will also a petition ashlng tor the ar-
capture by the town 0! tin-met
street. Raymond avenue. and a (folk
tinuatlou oi ldneoln avenue.
There is every indication that the
meeting will be largely attended.
lwsInflluprissd.
A pleasant m was tendered to
Itias Annie Hall last evening. Those
present were Roland Bradley. Idols
Wilson. ‘l‘ho-aa Kelley. lilehsrd Dela-
hnaty. Diner Davis. Dudley Willaot.
ilarry Ileana: iii-es “remit! lies-
drleirs. liamte Hendricks. label tiled-
Iiil. Jeaaie Wilson. Nellie Dot-less.
um runs-tiny. Fannie wim. Jo-
hanna hay-mad. sad Lena Raymond.
Irate. aiming and names were enjoy-
Iied with the sdnudsuppsrwasserred.
in spite oi theylselstasnt‘ weather
theregularmeettngoi'ulossph'sby-
Theiwtoreoiltttorneytlenrgaa.
lionneeker was positioned. however.
snditev.J.T.Wiat-nappsarstliahis
stead. He first maid flit M
tahenirom me tin-tit. hon.”Why
theCstholiocltnruhllsssilt-oaiulna
maelshsrlteligloushsrfloas!"
showedthstitwasoiyniriasinstitn-
tinn.bsingampioysdhytheeomsrnnd
oitlodinthessu-ileaoilooraadoil
tothelarti. lathsisrspisoilslomoa
therewasaspseialaltariortheolsr-
ingoltnoensa'rhoprlsstlatsronwas
oleringthisineesssatthealtnrwhsa
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liss Alice O'Connell. Ilia Annie llar'
lord. lites Katie O‘Connell. Iiias liar—
gnret Hayes. Mrs. Julia V. O'Brien and
roars oi laughter. No doubt the play
will bear repetltlon.
This meeting was among the most
pleasing of those held by the Lyceum.
Insihflsmtssldidlonc.
At the North Center school the ini-
lowing pupils were porieet in attend-
ance tlnrlr' January.
Grammar department~lya Gregory.
Bra Hawahurat. Viorenee James. Illa
Luth, Liasie hirYeigh. Emma Roberts.
liand Roland. Edith tlaniortl. Edith
Sherwood. Clilord Amundsen. Charlie
Britto. Arthur Crook. Arthur Gehebe.
Brunt Harilantl. Hunter Miller. John
Parks. William Rider. Clayton San-
lord and Winfield ilauiord; Bliss Wha-
ley. tardy once; Clara iieudrit'hsun
and Willie Parks. absent one-hall
‘tlay; i'lara Byington. Kate rleiierh. ath-
nent one day.
Primary department-wired Andrews.
Boy Benedlrt. Carlton llyington. Des-
trr James. Alexander Hamilton. Albert
Hawshorst. Edward lieeker. Everett
Petttt. itay Sherwood. Jesse Vanni-or.
llarold Waterbury. Laura Amundsen.
flarle Benedict. Lillian Crnwiord. Corn
lieatie. Frances Parks. lasbei Rider.
ltiith Roberts. Ethel Roberts.
mourn-saws.
The Iiisaes In?! I. and Ileaam tl.
ilarith entertained friends at whist last
night. at their home in Bayview are-
nas. The prises were secured by lisp
Bosch. l'raah Lander. 3. w. Pitch. If.
a. Wheeler and titspltea Jarvis
“lbw.“
The (intro lion Whist duh met last
nuht with Ir. anti Ira. Orlando l.
Allen. at Washington stunt. 11..
club's m were secured by Ira.
William I’. taster. and the gasna'
prismhylrJadlrsilearseitvsa
Atty-s.
”mums
The Arhiiter Kraaa sari ltevhs
“humanofierstorths
minim:
”tunable“
sass at Outer cranial
film
and bad traveiisrthste was a out mil-e.
sired undieuoepsnssntlast ‘nght’at‘
' imprisonment for moniesnod
shortage at about ".000. Represents.
a 86th) bond. heard the poniession.
ert quietly and was given permission
Toledo. in which he said: "it’s all up.
great trouble."
away disappointed that no rep
m. Gales Sweeping the than
anti Worse Wenther mo.
4 run lililfi Pilii’Elll.
fistula-niaflghihomslstsl‘irs
ioihsflufldingnadits lions
Occupants Ounces! to
have!“
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gothlmlntoa
whiehas.oouitl
itorwalaaad'
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lontlon. Feb. 1%" are prevail‘
lug throuhont Great Britain. and rail—
road tralns have been greatly delayed.
Serum gates have swept the coast
and worse weather is predicted tor to-
night, with severe cold.
Lloyd's report at it a on. says: "Ten
ride squalls reported at Prawle Point
and the Lizard." -
Atmospheric disturbances are report-
ed on the continent from Berlin to Bu-
dnpest. rustrlting in a general interrup-
tion oi tradir and considerable damage
to property. especially at Teplits. 30»
hearts. and at Budapest. A gale has
_ prevailed at Vienna since Sunday.
W. it. Iii!i ill the touching hurricane force on Sunday
31.94“ “OI-Bidet“- / nkht it is now subsiding.
whiske- to Hear! 11!- Thegale blow in the lantern oi the
LittleCroaby Iightandsettiretothe
building. which was destroyed. its
three occupants are supposed to have
perished.
om moon's man.
“MI-twinned. so his
Good am.
New Haven. Conn. Pelt. 2.——At the
opening of the Superior Court at 10
o'clock this morning the course of the
attorneys for the defense indicated
the trial of Captain George R. Hodg-
tloti on a charge alleging arson is up.
pronching a conclusion.
The court opened promptly on time.
and Captain Hodgdon. the accused.
wasngainealiedtothestand antibo-
ganhiathirddayssawitnsasinhls
own behnli. ills enaminstion today was
on the re-eross by State Attorney Will-
iams. it consumed but Eileen minutes.
howersr. and was mainly devoted to
the strengthening oi the points
brought out by the stats yesterday, .
The next witness was Joseph Ben-
way. a bell-boy in the ilaynra House.
Springfield. Thin trillion denied
Cooke's story. which had it that he
iCookel met and talked with this beli-
boy at the Haynes How on the night
of ilerernber 25.
The tie-tense neat vsuseti Antietam
Superior Court t'lerit Fowler to pro
dot-o the court files oy which it was
shown that there were originally two
counts against Clarke, the llrwlitrg. 0t!
whit-h the might have been mutation] to
twenty years' imprisonment. The tie-
iense sorght to make the iuierent-e log-
ical that Cooke was a biased witness in
view or the lat-t that one count against
him was united and he was sentenced
to seven years only.
Then followed the introduction oi
much testimony no to the and drama
tor of Captain llrxlgdou.
The Mouse ended its case at ":20,
sort the state began its rebuttal.
Just born" the reress the state land-
ed a sensation by rolling i'. J. Adams.
oi Springfield. 3 tumult" engineer.
He said that at 2 a. in. on Dec. 24.
while erasing a toll bridge across the
Connecticut river. he saw it than on the
brute with a bundle. lie looted shout
and then throw the bundle into the
river. The man. he said. proved to be
none other than liodgdon. This testi'
many is in direct nontratdit‘tion of
Captain Hodgdon’s story oi the way he
proceeded to the railway statirya.
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mmmmm
Wald“ a an.» Inn is
W 1'»: arms it Wrisht
Mommas-trust night when
le-
nient stared him in the lace. lie had
been married less than three weeks and
had borne a good reputation.
Wright was collector tor the F. l’.
Collier Publishing company. lie was
summoned to Chicago trout Clinton.
Iowa. by 'l'. B. Tobin. manager of the
branch of the business, whose
#2!!! in this t-lty.
: When he appeared at the other? oi the
publishing company, he was t'trillroitb
ed with a declaration oi a shortage in
his accounts. lie made a complete
contusion to lianager Tobin and It”
«mooted tor part at the missing’innds
by declaring he hail sent ”00 to did
his brother Harry. who was it rolled-
or for the same lino. and «mental
with the Toledo branch. He said the
money was used to make good a short—
age to the company on the part oi his
brother. Manager Tobin estimated the
tires oi the United States i‘lrrarnrttee
company. whirls had furnished Wright
in
a consultation that followed the oili—
ters or the hoard and publishing worn.
ponies derided that the law mrtst take
its rourse.
Wright ar-rtruipanied (timetable lich-
io go with the onim to his hotel. On
the way to the hotel hear-m -a mes
sage to his father. ii. (7. Wright. at
My grips are at Titan's."
To W. ll. llnrrlm. Davenport. lows.
Wright had telegraphed some time he-
tore: 'Can you do anything? Am in
Prousthéhmeleosaterhet ed
eahrunoodaathhariottellor-rh.“ beenrereired. Prone-ling the nicer manmm,
runs iiratth. Among the other down stairs and within a low stern at m
guests present were liiss inherit the horrors. he suddenly drew a rev Owl-mudilihsrslnjasndis
miter and Inn a bullet into his
brain. lie tell toward and never re~ 9 '1'." Hill.
Ilarineit. Wis" Pub. z—The thus
story brick initial-got mm m
ills was rompistelywrsehsd bysn
uploalosotadigsatsriastnflhtvns
”auctioneer-simian)“.
amass-star!"
”.0. mm I he”: .
estdayoitheaeason.” “vi
lure, which was WWW {It
tertlsy atternoon and last mg .
tel-ed Sdegrees ahovossranhmp.
todar.admpotzzd¢amsIases!n
in. yesterday. .At 10 o'elouh it had ris-
en two points. The thermometers in
the streets. however, showed lower ree-
ortla. many at them registering only 2
degrees above zero. The East and
North river-a were lull oi ice and the
iorryhoats were much delayed on this
account. The suriace and elevated
ran considerably behind time and local
traiho was considerably congested.
Suburban traillc was delayed. Trains
irom the north, northeast and want
were all overdue. The New York. New
Haven and Hartiord reported trains
irom Boston two ntntrs late. ‘l'hat
city was still shirt 0! horn We
communication with the ”We world.
An occasional telephone m was
the only exception to this rule. The
snow plows on the railroads were still
at work and their task was. rendered
diillcult by the hardness oi the limo
snow.
The streets in this city began to re-
sume their normal appearance by
noon. but the ships and docks were
covered with ice and every evidence oi
extreme winter was at hand. At the
hospitals there were many oases oi
iroaen teet. fingers and limbs and the
surgeons were kept busy lining up the
bones broken by tails on the slippery
streets Naturally the poor were the
greatest sudorers. , Stories oi extreme
destitutlon and don-oar Wits were
oi inqnent occurrence during the
morning sessions oi the pollen courts.
Weather Forecaster Dunn mya it will
be warmer tonight. but profits mu
there will be more snow.
no ice gorge is forming in Loud lsv‘
land Sound on Fort Schuylsr. m
enlng to interim with m _
The in island Railroad m
experienced considerable delay on and
countoithe hearysnowmatiha
east end oi the island. ‘ J
The most ssriotm blush-h ”I
been between liivarhsarl and halls
and Shinneoock. Two pussngsr trains.
seven engines‘ and two big plows are
stillinthehrtgesnowdriitsnearl'e-
conic. There are about‘one hundred
man at work andsartwiag to at ill.
trains out. and the rdlroad olcials
hope to have the road opsn thh alter»
noon. Between Catch“ and Hattie
trick the drills was a” halt a mile,
longnnd aluminum 11
is the only division at the road where
travel is blocked.
Snow plows were worked all night
trying to keep the tracks clear. but
the snow drilled back into the cuts be-
hind the plows. The men on the plows
and the gangs oi shoveieru andered
greatly from exposure.
There were comparatively tea pas—
sengers on the trains which were stal-
led last night. and they Um WWI! ‘0
their homes in slekhs where it was
poortible to do so.
moon sao.ooo nous.
ammo-«mists.
Innings at n We Daughter.
Topeka. Kane. Feb. 2~Gsorge hint-
barger. a young man. who spent last
summer and tall in the Klondike. has
returned here to visit his relatirss. lie
says he hmht 81.000 home with him.
linrirnrger says Emma Kelly. daugh-
ter oi el-Sertator H. B. Kelly. who
tell tor the Klondike last tail. was
married to George Watson. a miner
who has been iortnnste and wealthy.
Ilsa Kelly. who is a newspaper
woman. was outluad by M pso-
pleto make the trip. In is well
hnown in the West.
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ansnosnsnrmmnoma.
Gangrene-nuttltllisuot‘aha-
“to m.
W. Feb. :4» Bull!!!
Postwlllsaytotlay: lsstweharua
morwasrorrenttlrst Congressional.
J. Hill isaeandidats tor gubernatorial
honors. and that Allan Paige was
pushing his nudidary. Attorney
M.wheaapokeutoaboutthsmat-
tar. said theruwasnotnurtlsisoi
trsthiaitzthatcoagiwsnnnliillh-
nodssiretohsssaalidssaifim
1r North liain snort,
wall. ‘
sort can. .‘
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