. TheNaw York Bun this morning con~
tallied the tollowing:
’l’atrltk F. Helicon. who keeps a
* saloon on Third avenue. near 125th
been ill with pneumonia for
until recently his
took charge at the sa.
The brother dually became ill
theplacewasrnubytwoorthrue
One oi these known as
Iliarryitons.whohasheldtheplate
tor about two months. dimppssrad yes—
tarda’y morning with the contents oi
the cash morn. supposed to be about
The pollen-re looking for him
. 1m. tron), where he is known
to have addressed a letter to his wife."
Stone will be remembered by South
Norwsik people as the also who came
hereayearagotownrkasbarteader
in the imperial caie. When the busi-
ness changed hands the Zeltner Brew-
ing company of New York. had the li-
cense made out in his name. The com-
pany. however. soon became tired of
Stone‘s way at doing business. and re-
quested him to vacate his position as
manager. He did so. but he took with
him the license. claiming he use a
right to dé‘it. and ruined to give it up
until he had received a money could-
oration. Stone was at that-lime living
with his wife in Osborne nvuaue. flat
Norwalk. Shortly siterward newest
to New York and has been employed in
several places
Stone was a
last night. He opeped wise ii the
Mahackenio and titty M tor a ”party“
oi his former Nur'ialk tihads.
Later be i will!” moon“ hall
in Arlen i where be exhibited a roll
oi bills. evidently the remains at the
WW1».- tMsg’ .w 0433‘;
. w m Police voil-
d h was to the arti-
ele in tire Dan. and its intent to find
Stone The aaldnhi were visited. and
also other plum there height have
stopped. but althnflh he had been in
some oi them thealicer could not find
him.
Chief Voilmhr also telegra‘ed to the
depot. to 'Bpecial moor mallow, re-
questing him to he on, the-Janitor: [or
Stone. Mr. Cashowf heard that he had
been in Thomas IoCarthy's saloon in
Burbank street. Just as fie ulcer
started for that place he saw stone
wining out oi the door. Stone started
on a run, with the olhcer alter him.
John Ungvary's team came along.
and Mr. Cnshow jumped into the wag-
on and was rapidly overtaking the man
when Captain oi Police Gladstone came
up South Main'atreut, and Stone ran
almost into his protecting arms. Cap-
tain Gladstone held him until Olllccr
Cashow came along, and then both any
cortcd Stone to the lockup and saw him J
safely behind the bars.
Chiei Vollmer taluphonai to the au-
thorities in New York city and it is
probable that” some one will be sent
here today tor hill.
All the money Stone had in his pm
session when arrested was $319. and he
must have had a guild time while the
balunce of the ”to lasted.
Stone told his friends in South Nor.
walk that he was working in a pool
room in New York and was making
”barrels oi money." and named a thou-
sand dollars as the amount he made
last week. He said he was going to
tube a little vacation} and intended to
start for Europe today. and came up
to bid the boys good bye.
My-iourlhhhiversarydtheouer.
Al the meeting oi Concord division.
Sons of Tumult. last night. ar-
ts were made tor the film-
tiun oi the lityoihnrth anniversary oi
the order. which takes place March 7.
The following milieu is to have
chargeottheoduhration: N. E. Peek.
chairman: Ira Laura Warner. llrs.
N. it. Peck, lira. ‘ Walter Hotchliias.
lilaa [Mien DIM. William J. Leland.
mus J. m The grand older!
at the state and subordinate divisions”
oithladlalrwt will be invited. Then.
will be an lsiarsatias mummi- oi
nitrate and addruuaa
bvhadtaM‘ mans.
DaintyJJt.’ deadline-turd.
sue-hummudveessilayiott
isstalahuaadhdasaeddrssa is
munitions-lair.
1% South saints h‘
loft-Ill,”
in Twin City
but low social
it any magnitude. the sub-
und ills 8. B club's
anlrfiihufi the only eventa recalled.
0! cats. the whist clubs and other
5m have been as unmet»
th‘p season this year somehow
W m m moon-sin that
has Oriel ltorlralh social lite in the
M u‘
Perhaps this is d o the business
deprusion and the scarcity at my.
ior it is a well-known tact that when
societyinNorwslkdoeaathingitis
done well and is right up to date in ev-
ery particular.
The annual reception and dance oi
the Norwaik club, which takes place
nest Thursday night, will in a measr
are all the void caused by tbe'iack oi
social events and will rank as the lead-
ing social gathering at the season
Another event looked forward to in
society is the Deaty‘Woodward inur~
rings. which is to take place tomorrow
utternnan at the Norwalk Congregsv
tlonal church.
The Central club has also contrlhw
ted largely to News": social lite.
thatch on a dilierent scale than
through the pleasure oi the dance. As
an educator this popular club is no
smouiactor. and its influence is wide.
shield. NWO.
“IVA!- moans»: m
We nudge audits Islands Dates in
m Little.
iotiisc lodge. 0. D. H. 8., gave its an~
anal masquerade bail last night in Ger-
mania Hull. it was pronounced a line
success by the members and many
iriends at this popular society ~who
were in attendance. The door was
nonfatahly Illed without dancers
through"! the night.
Some oi the costumes worn were
vary bottoms. especially the military
ends-d oi the eight ladies contort!»
tha'nural committee: president
Ira. ”a loehring; Mrs Babette
We. ts. Hary Weyorhauser, Mrs
* nippul. lira. Louise Holt.
2n. Milne Schumann. Mrs.
“y Week and lira Martin Spain.
This cupittae led the grand march
w wl a very pretty teaturc.
AM no- thc Bermaaias,
Prank limebuuer. Antony Stenger
Prita'rlurgea and John Herrick. attir-
ed as trpps. aiiorded plenty oi nmuaeo
ment. A delqation from Bachelors'
dub was very good. as was also Alois
Rudder dressed as an old market my
man.
hots-r Noaclt's «chestra furnish-
Charged with Violating Quarantine
Rules oi the Board oi Health.
minimal or mulls.
new lepreuntad by At-
tornsywalshuidthenahuaa by
Lawyer Warner—The unis
llcstsiis Oaaa. '
The m of George w. Selleck.
lease selleck and Henry a.” Bullock.
charged with violating certain‘ health
rules in attending the iuneral oi the
late Dexter u. Selleck. who died in out
Norwalk, niter an illness oiscarlet iev-
er. iollowcd by pneumonia. came up tor
trial in the Town Court at. Norwalk
this morning. Judge H. Whitmore
Gregory being on the bench. The tacts
in‘ the case up already familiar to the
public. There was a large gathering of
spectators present.
Prosecuting Attorney Ferris, who
drew up the warrants. turned them
over to Attorney 1'. A. Hill. clerk of the
court. and he put the prisoners to
plea. They entered a plea oi not
guilty. ’
it was then announ that County
Health onco- Hill. oi ridgeport. and
Attorney John J. Walsh would prose»
cute. Attorney Levi Warner approved
tor the defense.
it waadecided to talleup theeaaeoi
Isaac Selleck iirat. allovnng the same
evidence to apply to the other cuss.
Dr. Dexter Hitchcock was the ilrat
witness called. He testified that he luv
tended the late Dexter (l. Bullock as a
physician and found the child ill of
scarlet fever. He said be duly report—
ed the fact to Health other Tracey.
and aiterwardu when the child died
signed a death certificate.
0n the cross-examination Attorney
Warner introduced a certified copy of
the death certificate. as recorded by
the town clerk.
Attorney Warner then attempted to
show by the certificate that the child
had recovered from scarlet fever. and
died ot bronchial pneumonia.
Attorney Walsh obiaeld. as the
prosecution had introduced no evidence
as to the cause of death.
Attorney Warner withdrew his ques-
tion until later in' the proceedings.
Town Health (Juicer William J. ’i‘rn~
coy war the nest witness. lit- identi-
tied a ccrtiliod copy of the health rules.
adopted by the town health oillcer and
ed music. and Charles Flynn prompted.
'Dse iloor committee was composed
Anthony fiteager and Gus Miller.
”WNW
Will take Place at lorwalk Opera
louse. Thursday m
The llritt oi the series oi iron illusc
trated lectures to Uli.’ children of the
town will be given at tile Norwalli
Opera House. Thursdday afternoon at
4 o'clock. thromh the kindnm oi
Tommy Shearer. whose company has
the house engaged. ior this wcck.
The lecture is in charge oi Mru. E.
Hubbcll llotcliltiill. it will include a
tour around the world. The campus
oi their lectures are borne by the blur-
walk churches and are absolutely true
to all children over seven years oi age.
wouwan cannon. ans.
www.mw the Ab’
ua-udOisrkaud'l'wo councilman.
The City Council of Norwalk met
last night and at once adlwrned until
tonight. Wing to the absence oi City
Clerk Henry W. Gregory. and Council»
urea Meeker and Cotter.
Mayor Glover took advantage oi
the presence at Chief Prowitt and his
assistants and Fire inspector George
H. Allen to administer the oath oi oi«
.ilce to them.
fetch the Tunnel.
The tunnel connecting the east and
west bond stations in South Norwalli
but had closed. on account of the
drain pipe becoming clogged up. and
Illed the tunnel with six inches oi wal-
er. Station Agsnt Raymond sent word
to New Haven thls'sioraing, and er-
peetsplamhara down today to repair
the dune.
m Anniversary.
Uncut: wwaail. No. 4. 0. ii. A. IL.
has sou-ad a pretty mans-e tor
Friday erratum whea’the ensued will
celebrate its twentyolith anniversary.
”than willharaa abundance otaiaglag.
Instrumental music. speaking and
”bass” tor the an that are expected.
Will-n m.
Immanuel-stirs.
WMWWIR
mmueumamm
Jase. ltw’illhsuaahctvdwilhm .
duly published.
“ n answer to a query put by Attorney
arucr. it was stated by County
ealth Oliiccr Hill that the rules had
not been approved by the State Board
oi Health. as it was not necessary.
There being no objection. the health
rules were submitted its evidencc and
marked Exhibit A.
Dr. Traicy testified that ho was duly
noiilicd oi the case and quarantined
the house. He said he also visited the
house on January to. after being told
by Dr. Hitchcock thnt the child was
better; but he found that the child hall
been taken worsc during the night and
mold not be moved from the room
Another visit was paid to the house on
the morning oi .lnnuary‘tl‘i. tho hiorn-
ing oi the funeral. No i do it public
funeral such as they i lied to have
by having the relati present. Dr.
Tracey further stated that be notified
the undertaker that the funeral muut
be private. and also instructed ('o -
stable Hunt to take the Ramos oi all
who attended.
Dr. Tracey then presented the unar-
autinc cards and they were submitted
as evidence. lie stated that oil the
morning at the innerni when he visit-
ed the Bullet-k residence. he found a
paper had been locked over the quor-
antino notice. lie said he tore it down
and substituted another notice. lie
turthcr testified that he called on
issue Belleck the morning oi the ion-
eral and intorlned him that the tuneral
was to be private and asked hint to do
all he could to have people remain in
their carriages. As to a former con-
versation at Dr. Trarey's other. it was
stated by the doctor that both issac
Seleck and Franklin fiellecli. the child's
lather. called at the oilice. and lie in.
structed them the tuners! must be
private. Dr. ray said he also paid
a visit to the house the evening oi the
funeral. but could not get in. The
next morning. he said. he also called
and media the day and ill-interned the
house. The premises had not been dis.
tainted prior to that time as tar as
the witness knew.
0n the mamiastlon Dr. Tracey
aaldhe went downonthemornlsgol
January it to Ill-infect the house. its
did not remember that Dr. Hitchcock
use told hits that he could remove the
quarantine. but understood trim Dr.
Hitchcock that the child was better
and he could dlsiuieet the house. Dr.
Tram stated that he iaiorsisd Dr.
claiming tint between
lira. deflect: was irrel-
evant. ' i.
Attorney that it Dr.
Tracey had gi
derstnnd that could at-
tend, he did out: a conviction
could be | ~ ., -
Health (incur the law con-
cerning private a was plain and
that what Dr.‘ had said would
have no weight."
Attorney W . that‘s D0!“
tion oi his this“ to be that the
innernl might » _ private to the
public. but was » to the near rela
lives.
Judge Greg the oblon-
tion of the . . , -
Attorney W .. ' asked as to a
conversation w , ’ tather ln'reier-
ence to the i
this point in
as to what w
Dr. Tracey d
whether be r
notice before
ed.
Constable Hunt was neat
called. He that he was sent
to the Selleck on the day oi
the tuners] to people away. The
first person who ”a along. he aid.
was lira. Joseph naeoa. “l warned
her to enter. , Franklin Bullock
ope the windowand called her in.
He then came otrtand escorted her into
the house that n coach containing
laaac delimit. linahd Ira. George W.
Selleck and ltiss Outlook drove up
and they all ell , except lsuae Bel-
ieck. who talked [j and then went
in. iaiaow " ‘mlApellnotto
enter. but she ‘ ‘ and said site had
been there but” pd went in. hir.
mewlecuhhncsncontsnduk-
ed what the trouble was. and i told
him. A Ir. and lira. Henry
Selleck same hm and i advised them
not to go in. in: Evy did. Ten people
in all attended the t
On cross-es Ir. Hunt stat-
ed that he did nun: Ilse Bullock eu-
ter the house. m din alum that be
iddressed his “ram to issue
Selleck, and that the others went in
while he was rating to lir airlock
"i only turned enema away. " ,
Funeral Director J. D. Jennings sub-
stantiated the testimony as to those at-
tending the iuneral.
With this the. plate rental its case
A retreats was taken until trill) o'clock
this sitcrnoun. when the demise will
be taken up.
Wdthefn ”is.
The Farther Lights it the South Nor—
wulll Baptist church hold their rogu-
aar meeting at the church last night.
The missionary topic was ".lnimn."
Dainllly decorated programmes in the
form of a tea cup were distributed.
thirteen new members were admmcd,
making the total mmlwrship about
:blrty— ionr Aftcr an interesting pro-
gramme including a reading on Japan
by Miss Carrie D Ariolit illtuttrated
with the ntercopttcou. light rcirmh
nonts wcrc served. About lift y oi the
young people Wore present. The not!
not-ting will be Monday owning. Feb-
ruary 2i.
On a Trip Iouth
William T. Raymond and Thomas l.
Raymond. oi the tin» oi Raymond
Brothers. with thcir wives. start today
by tho Old Dominion fitenmship com-
pany for a trip 80th They will be
absent several weeks. Their itinary
will include Old Point Comfort New-
port Ncws. Richmond. Noriolk. Ports-
mouth, Virginia lieach. Washington.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Atlantic City.
Trenton and other places.
l
lpwnrth low and Arrow Iocial.
The ltpworth league bow and arrow
social. at the residence oi James (7.
Crowe. last night. netted over $5. it
was a very enjoyable niialr. During
the evening Charles Greenwood lawn
and there were pikno solos by lira.
Jams Golden and lira. George it. Vain
Alstyne. and vocal numbers by those
Ml.
lures Wampum
In the allllltl Weflport horse steal~
lng case. which caste up in the Town
Court this morning. an adjournment
was latch in the casual James Bulb
lay until tomorrow morning and the
case at Wicked llarvllr was adjourned
until nest Holiday.
W
ll‘ryisgtulalllawithOsaditnsa
The hearing In that-solvency pro-
ceedings against Russell Hutton lice
Canaan. W. was-diversion! iro-
haaller mellowed irons
salary at until refinery that a
UTESTNEWSBY lllll
_ hospital, Brooklyn. charged with the
cd with selections on the phmtograph.’
In. Place Tries in Ink: litr Ev
tape from Stillery'i Hospital.
iflllESS Blllll Ill THE RIVER.
p.
mammalian-ties, than
your Felice donning-ass.
uterus-nonhuman.“ aOuh-
anhdapsndancalaaulutiuu.’
New York, Feb. 8.——birs. Martha
Place. who is a prisoner in St. Mary's
murder of her step-daughter and a
murderous attack upon her husband
yesterday. tried to escape today. She
sprang ironi her cot and ran toward
the door. The policeman on guard be.
side her pursued. She resisted him
with the tury oi a maniac. She and
to get her hand to his throat. The
policeman finally succeeded in getting
her arms to her side and drqging her
back to the cot. She had to be quieted
with morphine.
3m man.
MVmDR‘h-mm Ouste-
dybyaritbburgnatectivu.
Pittsburg. Feb. 8.-—The Pitt-burg
Dispatch this morning publishes the
followins telqrani trout a stud cor-
respondent dated St. ionic. lto.:
“Chris Von Der Abe. .the baseball
magnate. was taken into custody here
last evening by a l'ittsbnrg“ dearth
The mat unique character in the
sporting world was really kidnapped.
andlsnowonhiswaytothesinoky
City. where his body may be held for
an indefinite period on a judgment giv-
en by the courts in the suit brought by
Mark 2. Baldwin. the baseball pitcher.
"The kidnapping oi hir. Von Der
Abe. for it is such in the true meaning
of the word. will no doubt create a big
sensation. He was decoysd into the
St. Nicholas hotel. where he was hus-
tled into a canine. alter being shown
the bail piece carried by Detective
Nicholas M- The carriage was
driven around aimlessly until it was
time. to board a train tor the East.
Then he was shoved into it. and is
now on his way to Pittaburg. where in»
will either have to make good the
judgment 0132.500 condoms! against
him in the Baldwin case or remain in
jail until such time as William A.
Nimicli. who was on his bond when he
was first arrested on th» charge prev
rccrcd by Pitchor Baldwin was made.
i.» satisfied.
The kidnapping party has been board
from and is well on its way to Pin,»
burg and will reach here as noon as the
train can reach hero."
outrun when maovan.
with lurpliy and Four Other I!”
he in Taken to Jail.
Darien. Feb. ii—«i‘onr additional
tramps who were iirrosml for alleged
complicity in tho nacauit on Michael:
Grillin. Sunday night. were given bear—
lng before Justice Schildnecht late you-
terday afternoon and sentenced in Jail
for sixty days on a charge of vagrnnlty.
Grillin. the victim of the assault.
was much improved this morning, and
in company with James» Murray. who
was hold for the Superior Court on a
charge alleging assault with intent to
kill. and the four tramps. this morn,
ing left on the 8:37 train for Bridge
port jail. in charge of Constables Weed
and Oborlander.
Died (1th Injuries.
Boston. b'eb. s—suite Senator James
EL Hayes. oi Charlestowu, who was ta:
iron to the City hospital last Thursday
evening. adhering from abdominal trim—
ble caused by a wrench by tailing over
a piece of ice. died at the hospital at
6:55 o'clock this morning. He was
32 years c.
Mutation Marty.
Rapid City. ll. 1).. Feb. b—oAttacb-
meats have now been levied upon all
of the Union Hill proper" and purer»
nal property oi Francis (treble In the
Black Hills. The aggregate amduat oi
creditors. outside or laborers at the
mines. is 810,514.
”Hallowed:
New York. Feb. Or-Jm mutilated
holly oi a man. entirely destitute oi
clothing. was loaad lusting iii the
llastriverhythepolicethlsm
unrurus—emmmmm
lugwaso'utthuhfltaa‘thulaillq
atthekaanothurmawreguueatthe
. Theannasl meetingoiths
club was held last night at thud-b-
llonaeinWsatsvenna. Mar.”"'
ions actedasmoderatnr.
the tint business disposed at. They
shorted the elnbio bein aldgblyproa-
perous condition. These oIcsvu were
elected:
lthu boy claims that ho accused him oi
Theannualrepnrtsoiolasra‘ was
President-4V. J. Tracey.
“comment—Edward Barrett.
Secretary-dd. J. Finnegan.
Treasurer-Williarn Howard.
Directors—4V. J. Tracey. Edward
Barrett. E. J. mung”. William How-
ard. P. F. Masterson. P. T. Burns. Wil—
liam historic. Henry Malone. P. B. Cav—
anagh. J. J. Cavanagh. W. H. lic-
Iishon. John Wehlc E. P. Hands. l.
J. Riordan.
Council—James E. Grace. John Henr
ry. J. T. Hayes. F. L. ladies. W.
Howard. J. J. Kenna. W. I. “an.
P. J. Ward, James Duly, V. I. Hou-
nccker, F. Howard. J. J. lam
Auditors-J. H. Iagaer. I. J.
Burns.
Following the election. Rev. Fur-
long delivered a congratulatory ad-
dress.
uproar. oouwm A! wanna
lusting urbanisation-sch mn-
vssngste resto headset.
There is a large gathering at the
Nordeld church. Weston. today. to
'urtller investigate the Arthur-Lane
troubles of which much has already
men published in these columns.
The union which began this morn.
inglsnmutualeoaacilaudisopento
the public. Quite a large numberniroin
Norwulk are attending.
The council is compound on twenty-
tour church represented by pad-u and
delegates.
The greater portion of the m
was devoted to arranging the pull-
inarles oi the session and an! d the
case will be fully discard (Chg the
atternoon session. At noon thins.-
cli took arecessiordiuatu
.. .a
“Gullah-in)“ u la
egisgioridalvsain Id.
A billy-goat was arrested ln’iront oi
The Sentinel once in Wuhingttn
street last night. by Olcer Waiter
Hall. mated by Henry H. Williap
ly. and it required thuehna of both
mentogetthemattotlolmau'str
biz. where he was locked up tor the
night. This morning it was learned
that the goat is the property of a (sun
ily living in the Austin house. back at
the new bank building. and had been
turned out to get a meal of tin cans
and paper.
luwardudwitha W
A horse belonging to Gustav Fred-
riu-b. the Railroad place grocer, ran
away in Connecticut avenue. yester-
day alternoon. The horse was caught
by a lad named Grumbiy, who was on
his way home from school. At the
risk oi his life he climbed into the
wagon and started to drive the horse
back. Wham Mr. lv'rodrich «time up
driving on with the horse. and gave
him a horscwhipping tor the trouble
he had taken in preventing the horse
or wagon from being injured.
Ira. Idle lliglllly Improved.
lira William H. Earle continues in
a critical condition at her winter resi-
dence. the Park Avenue Hotel. New
York.
Idea- “ w.
New York. Feb. HThe Dug-ache
whicbsrrtvedtodaytvom when
ports bromht saiely to port sisters
unfortunate shipwrecked seamen who
were picked up in mid—ocean and res-
cued irom the Norwegian bark it. i).
listen" inr Hamburg. The Meirali
was in a sinking condition.
Ops-lag oi m
london. than. tlehe iosrth lie-don
oi the fourte‘eath parliament oi Queen
Vict and the tweaty~alsth oi the
linit Milo. was opened by con»
mission at 2 o'cloea this alteration
with the customary ceremonies
mkl’.m.llevmflflo
the'plumber. Billy resisted W
light housework. One who .
inquire alumnae a inn.
1'0 LET—Rear of actual
tinel building. Al
in one oilice. lull-ll hum
room. 24:40. Apply at hatiaat
to
1'0 LET—The hall ”natty ~ ’
erouslaasFowlerPdlt. its.E
over olice oi John H. high,
Washington street. to let. ‘
quireoi Taylor: Golden.
no
1'0 LET-iieoond door at bra
with city water. at It Osborn
East Norwalk. Rent. ”.50.
Im~0n i'rlday. a link ‘ ._
tween Darlrn and m
will please mm to the .
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