" The basket ball same at New Rev
’ chelle lucnut between the New in»
‘
chflle Athletic club team and the crack
five oi“ company it was marred bya
.Ibsiaussrident,esaresultoiwhich
lea lackwoodroi the P teen. lies in
the New ‘Rocheile hospital with two
ribs fractured and other internal in-
int-lea ,.
The game was played at the Casino.
Shortly our in» Ind beam in the
second halt. lhshsl rolled on the
sine. Lockwood wb after it pur-
medatarspldratebyVolead oithe
‘yew Rochelle team. When the Nor-
walk roan reached the platform and
was loud“ iorwerd to secure the hall.
the New Nechetleplsyer ran into him,
crushing him against the ointment with
great ioroe. Lockwood was rendered
unconscious and was carried from the
held. substitute Godirey took the ill—
iured man’s place and play was re-
named.
it was scene time before Lockwood
revived. After a physician had made
an examination of his injuries it was
deemed advisable to remove him to
the hospital. Today he is restius eas- ‘
ily. and is as comfortable as can be
expected.
The game was an eacesdiuiy mil
one ell the way throusb. partiabely
on the part of the New quelle is.
which is composed oi stich barter
men than the 1? team. .
This was the line-up: :
New Rochelle.
Volsnd. r. i.
closer. of New .
Those who accomp‘s‘bied the team
were Captain it. lilac, d Company
Pillow
#49,...
‘ l
e Associated Press sat out the
following veibioa oi the accident antler
a New rorlt date but:
Tbe'New Rochelle Athletic team and
the Fourth midst team of Norwalk
Conn. played a nine of basket ball at
New Rochelle toil‘ht. The former
won after a herd sihlssle by a some
oirI to 0. My After play had begun
in the second half. in iochwood, of
the Nerwsih teats. made a rush for
the ball. which bade fair to be thrown
into the oppflins hesket. and r'an vio-
lently against. the wall. He sasped.
pressed his hand to his side and tell.
The referee saw Gilt something serious
hall happened and blew the whistle for
liilc.
“rile injured mail was picked lip, but
would not walk. His friends supported
him to the dressil‘ room. where a phy-
rls’n removed his clothing and made an
examination. it also found that two
.0! inehweod‘s ribs were broken and
that he was probably otherwise hurt
internally. He was removed to the
New Rochelle hospital and was
restins easily at s Isle hour tonight.
The New York lull prints the ap-
pended «count oi the same from Its
New Rochelle correspondent:
The New Rochelle Athletic club has»
hot hall team played its lirst same this
season at the Casino tonight against
the erect Iveoi the Fourth resimevlt
oi Nerwelh. Conn. The first half was
Play
was more levee in the second half
each tssb m to many tricks to
sears”:- llsrhs, rum and Hofillns
say-s duty or has Rochelle. while
were the best
oftilusthwewsss moraines"
scrim-ass
m which Wood was handled
refilly. mquotosetthe
of the “their. is the low
.sadtllssecondisam
willplsythelltles-
Wsaisessreenticipated.
Mllntllfisly Ian.
Manual social and hail oi
MM loclsi club was held int
“Will". Therewese very
laréh attendance of the club members
and their friends. and the liner was
filled with dancers until the last call at
an early hour this morning. There
were twenty-eight numbers on the or:
der. Music was furnished by sillytlie’s
orchestra. Charles Flynn prompted.
The Klondike club is an organisation
oi yenns men having headquarters in
a building in Connecticut avenue,
which thq have recently iitted up in a
most home-like manner. Last night’s
al’alr will not a good-sired stun, which
will be further used in making the
house more attractive.
The various omeials at the dance
were: Piece director, Joseph Rooney:
flies. John Welshelt. George Oldfield.
Gus timer. W. Fitzgerald. William
Grumbley: receptio- committee. John
Barry. William Bets. Thomas Warren.
James Howiey. Joseph Nessa. ii. Ber~
i7. C. Ryan. L Iranians“. Prank
Howley, P. Shidd. T. Telmsdse. .l.
build. Charles Hammond.
metronome.
Iiondihsrs’ Invoice ofldlblss en la-
Winn-Other”.
Old Well Heel: and Ladder company
met last night with Assistant Foreman
Frederick L. Northrup in the chair.
Robert Pearsonm member oi the pe.
nuchle committee. reported that the
opponents of the Old Well had been
victorious. and recommended that the
company provide the copper for the
laylowers at an early date.
dunes ii. Lester was admitted to
membership ,
’ (b motio- oi Victor Wood Ferris, it
. has vohsd to toxin the collection oi
'photosrnhs oi those memberil oi the
many who have not already given
M lir. l-‘errls. Joseph Davis and
lichen Pearson were appointed on this
commutes.
;lichers ”Klondike" Vent. a member
{bees-sear. has as ahlbloos a
sspy oi the invoice of provisions for
the trip to thepold fields. which he
fit to Ira. V'oist. who kindly loaned
iththesosnpsay. The total cost oi
Audibles wasME‘i. They includv
ed seventy barrels of door and other
“a is procaine. It is evident
flu the sold-sedan will not he hun-
'Tsrliainentary law" between (‘
Nichols, l). W. Hariord. Attorney lag;
Davis. (I. W. Stow and others.
WM 0' WA!”
height‘l’ralnnsrstlsdstvsst Keven
. Delayinsothsr‘l'rains.
'l'bc west-bound trains on the (Ion-
solldsted road were shoot two hours
late yesterday afternoon, owing to s
ireisllt wreck near the West Haven
station.
The west-lartmd freight camp to grief
allolu 3:30 o'clock a low hundred feet
north of ‘tbo West Haven depot, and
two cars were derailed in such a man-
ner as to blockade the entire four
tracks. The artddent was due to the
bursting oi a pipe of an air brain»,
which brought the train to such a
sudden stop as to about the two cars
across the tracks. Oi course the east-
bound trains were stalled beyond this
point. The wrecking train from New
"even was early on the scene anti
massed to clear up the wmii aiaiui
ll o'clock so that the passenger trains
could proceed on their way.
—.—.
.
WWII". noon.
Chief of Police Voilmer has received
a letter from Chief of Police l. Herri-
gap. of at. Mule. which states that
there was no such crime committed
there as is ascribed to (lounge llay-
ward. who. relatives. alleged. had kill»
all his wife. lorbsrly Iiiss oylvia Hall.
at death Nsrwlb. and thee committed
%
The It. bobs chief does not know
ilsywsss. ass returns the picture seal
to bill iov them of ldestiiylss
Ira. Hayward.
It is autism that Ir.
Ila. W are still alive.
and
Rev. C. ll. Arthur will lissw his
‘ Fate lleiorethe Day is Over;
could ll stem mm;
wurmomn flats-
less-dreads: 3W opus
thetatiuayAddaeadetibs
Wan-Wind!“
An ediourned meetlns of the mutual
council oi the Fairncld County West
Consoclailon is being held this alter.
noon in the South Norwth Congress-
tlonal church, the members eonvenins
at 1:30 o'clock.
At the session yesterday afternoon
the time was occupied in discussing
the ease and hearlns the judgment ea.
pmsed by the several delegates. A
committee was appointed to draw up
the iindinss in accordance with the
judsments expressed. This eointuittee
consists oi Rev. John Doped. oi Brldse-
port; Rev. Henry C. Woodrud. oi
ilieck Rock: it. J. Thomson. oi Green
Farms: C. P. Tinlsen. oi Bridgeport.
and Rev. Gerald ii. Beard, oi South
Norwalk.
Durins the alterneen session the
question whether Nr. Arthur was oi
sound mind was discussed.
it was 6 o‘clock before the council
adjourned until this afternoon.
The committee went into ss-lon this
morning at 10 o'clock. in the basement
parlor oi the Consrqathnal church.
and prepared its report to present this
afternoon.
Iolodious Notes oi the Army land
more iron Ont. m
A Bridgeport dispatch. printed else-
where in The Sentinel today tells of
Colonel W. H. Stevenson giving his
check for M to the Salvation Army.
Reicvrins ie the incident the Bridge
port l-‘ermer says:
Col. William H. Stevenson. railroad
mssnate and politician. w the
Salvation Army Banday evsaiss at
their hunch. The col“ had me
is smoothed,“ inches—tie the
rear of the hell. Darius the srosress
of the meeting he arose. and surprised
them around him by announcins that
he had something to say. "i love mu~
sic." he said. ” and I love to hear the
Salvation Army hand. There was
metbins tonisht in the melodious
notes which ndueed me to leave my
house 0 set the ic.
no, care; little ‘t all
but the influence of the band was upon
me and here i am. Not only the hand.
but the Army is doles est-eat work.
ldonothssitatelossythat it isdoing
a srester work than all the churches
put together. i wish you well in tile
spread of the Gospel of Christ through-
out the land. Illuminate the earth
with it. i am sroupins in the daril my-
seli, but hope to lind iisht some day."
Colonel Stevenson's remarks caused
somewhat oi a sensation. When he
he concluded his remarks he gave the
army his check for $50. and the hand
played on .
IflAmmm mesa.
nursinwusolntsnssthstliss
“minimum.
)liss Edith i'ltzer. of lituart avelille.
employed in the betting department of
the ltoth ll Goldschlnldt corset factory.
ran one of the bones into her dust-l
this mot-alas. The intense pain caused
her to faint. but later she revived mn-
clently to start lor home. One at the
other operatives accompanied her.
Near the corner oi North liain and
Ann streets Miss Pitur was overcome
spin. and had to wait wane time he.
love completing the journey.
vsrsary oi llsr firth.
Mrs. ilaliy Nellory. oi West avenue.
yesterday observed the nlnety-iourih
anniversary of her birth. libs eater-
iailled a subtler oi irlenda who called
to else their consreiulstions upon the
happy occasion lira. flattery. who
fail some time one. has recovered from
the ill-elects of the tail. and is new
eateries sons Wilt
wall from i until nearly 1 o'clock.
Citollstchhadeaematmpisy
chassis broohlys. hat was obliged to
slveltasmsheeosldaotpfltotbai
city is antenatal.
PREPARIRR A REPRRI
1R
“Wain-1:
hum-Suit, the defendants ' o retro .r
' Criminal Court
of the kind. dint
this port two by
when the fes ”MW
nevlsation “MM
left the harbor
i
l
i
r
%
ist-lory. After W
the collector W would
to iollow the “I”? advise and
did so. On arrivsla't
chartered a ins .d
harbor. none lshbs enacts
belies. but their crew‘s reported that
they had seen so or any oth-
r
t
lies
satisfied of two this: on. that the
Brilkepert Ill ‘
fake. and the
his dsty to his'vaels “sci.
headed for home. when he arrived
about the middle of the sitar-soon.
putty Wtbrfl sat.
“monopole
stains-attenuate“
‘ it
“is! soon . Hill vs.
Calvary Baptist Church socisty came
up in the Town t'ollrt. this therein.
beiore Judse l-‘rost. The suit was
brought on a claim by Ilr. Hill that the
society owed hits back salary. The so-
t-iety claimed to have a receipt in full
from Iir. Hill.
The case did not reach trial. at; tho
mplainti‘ failed to reply to the. deten-
All";
s
costs.
Neither the plaintlii nor his attor-
ney. Joseph A. Gray. appeared in court.
Attornerz. hi. lnckwood represented
the deiendast.
llaathoisltamiordnoctor.
Dr. [Alvis R. llurihult. a very wt-ll-
kaolin eiilsen oi iiiamiorll. died at his
home yemrtlsy afternoon. He was
over seventy yearn old and leaves sev-
rei children. ills death was reused by
old age and a senml breakins down.
The deceased was (or many yearn a
member oi the srllmli beard and pront-
lnent socially. lie began his practice
in that city and tor a somber oi years
was illsmioril’s leading physician.
Ira. liens is not Dead.
ilarry flown Vii» in Mill in New
York ior robbing the cash resistor all a
Iillilll, told am his Booth Norwalli
irleilds that his wife was dead; that
she tell down stairs. severely injuring
hersoli. and that blood priming set
in. «attains her death. it has slum
been learned that Mrs. Stone is alive.
and is llvins with her child in Third
avenue.
live Years renal lsrritads.
million. Feb lilo-la the Central
bailey Lord William
Nerill. ionrth son oi the Marquis of
Ahergsvenny. who was placed on trial
charged with trend in connection with
the suit of H‘ileal' lawls. the mister
leader. against Lieutenant spacer-
may. oi the Second Life Guards. to re»
rover “Lil: due on two problnlry
notes cashed by lord Nevlil. pleaded
split! to tread. but Claimed be was not
polity oi forgery. lie was seateslesd to
are m’ panel servitude.
“sightseeiihsflsshsilswlsvsa
bottom themsspeadl-
tares.isss. snubs-mulled
.thswrlttse siWAAa-
'lt‘atell «Newmanbwutr
.GolewoiWeterhslyeierheadssslstant
Illumination“
sumac-nascent-
" the-010,000. '
‘Mmsmm.m 15.—
AnatorCaricavsmoithespscisl
mainland to investigate
clerk respectivsiy aftihe New listen
county SuperbrCowrl. Minolta
werehesdedislaneordaasewlththe
rsaslremeatsdtbsssseiatosbblttse.
wmuasbslosheldianswilsvea.
about two "is mean the two
Prior to the inquiry late the incomes
oi these are risks. Senator Converse
had estimated that lie. Anheteil’s net
lambs ireb his clerkship would reach
known how the one caesht.
lssltuated lnshollow and thsileales
were not discovered until they had
been burning some time. The local
lire department dill‘not arrive aslil too
late to be of assistance. and the build
in; was entirely dunroyod. The loss
i
lssbssnIsrioasly in in New Yuk
fort-ha Lsst'lhrss Wests
New York Feb, lie—Misti i‘ralilis E.
Willard president oi the W (' 'i‘ [I
has been seriously ill in this city for
the past three weeks. She is suflerins
truth a severe attack oi the srlp.
Mrs. Stevens. ricevpresiderli oi the
W. C. T. 8.. said today: "Miss Wile
lsrd's condition is more favorable to-
day than it has been tor the last three
days. bllt her condition ill still serious.
8b» is sillicrlns from a wry severe at-
tach oi srlp. but the era entertain
hopes oi her recovery. lilies Willard
is not sufferlns with a cancer oi the
storuach."
melanomas.
AnothsrParty Iiartsiorthnoold
'lsldsoiAlashs.
Mltlllletown. florist. Frill. l5.--Joho
W. Kailr. Oscar Nelson and Kiel Kiclv
am left this moraine on the 10:30 train
tor the Klondike. Kielson will so to
Seattle, Wash. with a view of secur—
las so until end tahlm the first con-
venient steamer tor the mouth oi the
Yellow.
ahras‘ Nelson went to "Word.
where they were joined by three oth~
era. matings party at Me. which
started for Vancouver, ll. 0. Each of
these lire men has subscribed Mo to
s mourn fund. and the phallic-lion of
their lhbor will so to this ion to be
shared equally by the subscribers.
hbsscs led-sq la nitride.
Washlaslou. Feb. ls—Perty thos-
sssdttubensbareciaseiroailheirsv
live country darts. the past few years
tetsiieuptlle tobacco business in
Florida. eccovlilns to barman Wit»
sea of the sarlesltum department. its
has that returned iroai it wears vial
is abolu $2.000. cor , by than
1.... WW l..- ...J «.5 ”it”
.
gilt being srranssd between Kid at-
all...“ nurse will he oleredu'i‘hs
comb“! soarsutees police Motion
labothisstenees.
Thedateandplaeeoimeetlns has
EMMA”
“Marat-tsunami.-
mum's“.
Falls City. Nob. Feb. Jarvis-ash
.wllobul-deres hiswiieat
thefloluhcehmthealshteins-
camber 4, 1m. heaped himseli is the
county tall with stowel aadhssdker-
ehief.oiwhiehhemadeanoose.iseo
bedtisendiotbehisbestcrobbar
eadhydrawlushlsieetiromtheloor
Windmill.
Hewsstheonlyprlsonerintheiall.
Baleehschwoaldhavebeentrledst
theAprlluwaoitheeonrt. Helesres
uselfldmasseslateoieeasiderable
ates...— hats-sauna”
Nelson.B.C.. Nib—WW
iron Kasksaook. answ'lsw‘n‘r
Julie“. Masks. 7&3. Vin Seattle»
Wash. Feb. thhe last fear
days a terrible bib-ethos hba w
tug slang-the ell-t i. the had ‘1
was usual to Fort M. lie»
coast-as toihe numberntthe blissard
vittilns vary iron: 11 teen. There is
Won’t the
lurisd Under I I'll. Wall.
Pittsburg. lv'eb. lit—The willll wall iii
the baton Storage company's building,
which wasdestmyed by fire last Wed-
nesday. fell shortly alter ll Wk to-
day Several boys were m um '
the building at the lime. and” be-
lievod that In of the. are W un»
der the debris.
.Dsltoms loaves 'sshinstul.
Washington. D. it. Feb. ”P-W
'H’Wfll‘. will leave Washlnston at 4
o'clock this uiierneon for New York.
When asked if he had anythlns to say
he simply replied with a psi-tins sooth
bye.
Seattle, Wash. l-‘eb. ls—i‘. W. illwip-
still. of Bali Jose. Cat. and B. Burnham.
of New York. arrived here last tibial
on the steamer Rosalie from Dawson
City. They brought no late news. Af~
fairs at wrestler and llyea are report-
ed to have quieted down.
l'ort Said. Feb. lB—The first-class
ilriilsh battleship Victorian, which
sailed from Malta on m .1! for
Chloe. and which went fine outside
thebar barwhlle entsrlu lib . will
have to discharse her coll. sad trails»
hly her suns before she can be ilest-
ed.
Melly oi the lair m weep when they
find that they cannot set their way in
any other fashion.
.IMW
urnéa
{to LIT-uh rural-ass as;
ilel lilu romeo-ls
opinion the
dinins rm and .
place. last Norwelh.
lemma-snowlls. “it‘-
TO LET—Large i
l
abat-
1Irst door. with or ; ~53
26 South Main ~ ‘
walk. .15 . m; ’
4...; .__1 :a' !
T0 LET-Second iloorcoi Ive o3.“ _
with city water. at $ ‘ ’
East Norwle ltent. .‘
oi Mrs. Thomasil. lth, ; ’
premises or Patrick livelier“ M" 9
well iron Works. um
room and chino-en Mn
AIM! of hit-ads: fisher.
road place
each owner Pine and I“
Thoroughly renovated, . .
dition throuheot.
only. Inquire, m D.
To RENT-«The Hedda place. ennui
of Hevilsnll and Wall streets.
Esstendltorsanam
r
. “a“;
Ti) LET—”Thine suits oi sis
and 4th Monday nbht, 1st
Tuesday nlsht
nishi. 2d and lib mm
TORBNTm-K. MP. W”
dd
MW“
ereryilaturday skit. It, -. W
"at llsht and host. ’3 W '
Enquire ei theoflcsflihsfl‘
(.‘lsar company, 83 W
To l.liT-—ilserefasefldfiu
libel Midi”. M m
is one also. lists
mm. Apply J“
“dial
CLAIRVOYANT~IIsseb itsrsey will
he at It llaiea street. death Nor-
well. on and after losses. res-w»
err is tor has wash. All discuss
cared. bluntly. tint
mm Al") NAG!!!" m
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