co 10.11.11.131 througl
'qu chimney. ‘
3 ho sxcdcdlngly slippery condition
' 11011 a. slight dolor
us 1.0 the Scene
t four horses on
'1‘110 111.11.11.31. to the house from the
110.1000 will not 0111:1008 $200,110 only
1111.1 donor ' c dostroycd The
r‘. 011.11....or‘c111‘1111 an insurance
,0Q0 with donor it Golden. and
M . Rodway had 3500 on his furniture
ill Whiter L. Wilcox. . ,
1.11.1.on égutnorod at that
' ongrcgatlohul Church, last.
30 witucss the montage of
le Estella: finvls. dun'gh'tor
vls. of 17 Water street.
9111311” Wilton, of 4'? Main ‘
puln'r Norwnlk
veil and car-
'U‘Ii! maid of
01336 “a. 1111... indies
cldth'.‘ trimmed with blue silk and lace.
and carried whltb ca'rri'atl 000.
3 The ushers 3111 I‘d. Eu «no N. Davis,
n brother of tho '1do. tying it. Reed,
Ederd Sanford Harry Benedict
'At. tho close 0N tho ooromony n ro-
caption followod at. tho bride's home
who‘re there Was dancing and :1 gen-
oral 'good time. _
The bride and .groom received It
number of hunduolno presents.
-— .m 4......
THROWN OUT OF His SLEIGH.
A Norwalk Young Nlon Rendered Lin
. conscious on W03 Avenue.
Lost mm. (1111!“ on W. Soymour, the.
night manlorIA. Soimltup. was driving
down 1119931. 9‘1; ltnu he saw u
3 . ‘ 0,1111; townId him
.0 tiout‘rnl Russell
1. continued to Dunn
damaging. '
trillion I33 WWI, :3.
01. the 1111'; '
3 who on) ~
Norwnlir..‘ 3
he notltiéd I
on. took 1119.1
tots. as ho in
he noticed II 1.1.111
ult llitzgerald. of
1110' of the road. and
Ice. Oillccr Pcnning-
police honduunr-
to be unconnr‘ IoIII',
nod it nos 1' It might bi. seriously
injured. Dr. 11.310. Shercr was called
to attend him. A wutciIoI was left
with him during the night and this
morning he rcgulnod his senses. and
woe cent home. .
,A‘ WORD TO THE ‘CITIZENS OF
DOUTH INORWALK.
'l‘bo lIouIIe-to-housc work for tho
usihcrlnglol‘ thclliollslous stntlutlce 0!
our city will heal today. You Will be
visited by Christ II ladies or gontlo
men who will unit you flvo questions
Your unwors to. these questions will
3 ho much Ilpproolitted. We feel sure
. Ith'lit you will midlife thom kindly and
help than) on much as you can by
courteous” replying. Your answers
in not commit you to any roliniouc
111m or denominstlons. All the do-
“ 0111111911000 01 our ‘city urn ropreaonv
no»... tho 11.11.11... and tho pautorli
I the llivonfiolicni Churches are
in 13110 work. it is in tho full
. 1. rh'w owning. IIn-.
rhoirmuster A. pt.
I' cod several nob.
”II-3t. Miss Moi
Plano helm—Moron.
‘ 3 Sun Toy Selection.
PART ll
SongsI-ea. Mdtinstn,
31110111. solo—«A
i
3 .11.... brilli’s'
on: tho organ; ;3
lion
1"
0y tenor, doll '
In worthy ‘0
boy ruociv
Rendez- V0011 Waltz.
333'Songs—e: A 11011 1191111000. Hastings
Duiulcs.
Mr. Dowey.I
Bowl by
Stools
1111‘. 810010. ,
Sidney Jones
""l‘hc Mosquito'u Porous,"
Rewind Whitney
111.911.1111....
"Fill-tattoo" Waltz.
Selection,
Stock
a'l‘ostl
; b. Selected. 3 . ~
1.1.0.1114... ' 1
Romance. Jenn Escher
b. Melodic in 11‘.
Rubinstein
3 Mr. Lewis. . ,
Selections,
Quartet. 3
'I'Our Native Loud." from “The
Singing Girl," -. ' Herbclt
After the concert on inlor'mnl deuce
followed
NN ENlNl NNNN NNE
introducod in ' Ills House this
' Morning'm in 111. 11011301.
NANNlUS illNEN MEASURES
W... .....
sidgeueld WMMQ Make Iooupamm
longer: on Siren Caro—£001!
Manners 1.1 midis honour—1.
Exposition Appointments.
" 1111313 I‘-
}donso this morning
bull constitute II io'g‘ul
day a work for 311 mechanic's, Working-
mou and laborors excepting those on
gazed in term I'Ind domestic lubor."
'A bill for thc incorpointion of the
tidgotiold Electlic Company for illum-
:nntlug, producing power and making
Ict‘ was introduced by MI. Bisscll. of
lildgetlold.
An not limiting the numbcr of pus-
cougars on street cars to tho Hunting
cupnmty of tho our and prohibiting
morn possonsors than that capacity
with a line or 350 pm car for every
vlolntion was presented by Mr. Dono-
run of New ancrl.
intoxicating liquors for compounding
nroscrlptlons and to sell such on doc~
tor‘n ordm‘n on payment. of a fee of $12
was introducod by Mr. Freeman. of
liurtford. The bill provldn‘s that the
sole of lutoxlcnting liquors in any oth~
or Innnni‘r shall be docmod n sulo With-
out :1 license.
The Derby Strcot ltuilrond pronontod
II petition siguod by Derby and Anson-
. in cilizt‘ns supporting the request of
the road to oxtoud its tracks from
Ansouln to Seymour.
Mr- Lille. or Waterbury. prosoutod
a bill mnonltlng the clIurtI‘r of tho
city of.Wntcrbury and consolidating
the IzovI-rnmonts of the town and the
city :If Wntorbury.
A rcsolutlon amending tlIc charter
of 1111-. city of Willlmnntic. providing
for tho operation of water, gun and
electric plants" by the city. was pro
scntcd by Mr. King, of Windham.
Mr. Lento, of Guiliord. prosentod II
bill tor instruction in “right 00011 at
111111 good manners" in tho pub in
schools.
Mr. Allen. of (lloton. presented It
potltim at tho Groton Fire District
Frank W. Hewos ct 01.. for II borough
charter for the bmough oi Grotou. .3
Mr. Housol. or New iluvcu. prusout-
ad 11 bill “dividing tho town of New
liuvcu‘ into fourteen towns." oacn
town or prom-III. ward, having over 5.
000 population to hnvc two representa-
tlvcn to the ‘(loncrnl Asuombly' und
ouch iothcr one roprosuntutlvc.
Mr. Houuel also put in u bill 011m-
lunting the grade crosnmx on Brings
ctr-cot. New Rayon. over the tracks of
the Now Haven road.
An important bill was prosentod in
tho "also today by Mr. Banks. oi
Fslrtioili. ltis a trolley measure and
providcs for the cutsbilcllment of 0
street 1.1111on commission to have
powers over the electric roads elicits.-
th tho powers or tho present raIiroa
commission dyer the steam roads
Walton Ll ht this morning r0 ort-
oil his 0.011011111101113 to tho 000111111011“
on the (expositions as toilows: chru.
«natives Pooh bios. at Mountain;
Sui til. 01! 0111 Submit: It ertoh. 0'1
_ [mo/rib: Averill of rsnforu:
tor. o! Btufiord: Selimour. of Wind'-
he '1'" 01011.01 Lisbon. and Harry.
0 or.
.. Wood in tho 13mm. bill'-
recovering from the trip. but I'II'd still ,
in tuscd
Wright wants' to any to the boys that
. yr; '
'i‘iiu hill provides that no would very much like to get our. on
A bill permitting druggistu to uso
The horse owned by Luther
few minutes attor the accident. .
Dr. S W. Schuppun. who was our...
moped to tho scone, found that the
horse's nook 'and Jaw were broken.
"ho xhorsc Was registcrod as "Kinny
1 mil, " but was known on “Prize Pack-
M- .
Wright. which was inlui‘od by running V.
into the big telegraph pole in trout of 3
Raymond Brothcrs' otllco. in Washing. °‘
31.011 atroct' yesterday 11111111111311... on Io— .3
luted in The Scandal. disd- within a
use" and "th111: .1101," and was o well. ~ I.
known 11m rol pacer, although not the 3
fastest horse owned by Mr. Wright. '
Tho owucr had r'otuood $275 for tho I
animal :1 while ago.
The nurse was engaged yesterdny "
Afternoon by William A. souow. who ‘ '
bud frequently driven him betel-,0 but
never in front at a sleigh. As MI‘.
11011in was
cupnnts out.
MI
physician.
i‘itlunslandt" was sired by "Ansel"
2:20. son of “Electionocr‘.” dam “Blin-
blcm.” dam of several with records
below it: 30. The horse hurl never
been bundled for speed but 1101! send It
mile on the Norwnlk track in 2:12.111"!
was I. very strong and cheerful road
stcr.
horao 1111ch was Mr‘. Wright’s s"'i‘ho_rc-
going down Raymond
street in company with Miss Lillian .
Yates. be round it impossible to turn '3
the corner into Water street. and tho
light cutter capsized throwing both 00- ‘
Tho horse's continued its .3
run up Water attest. to Washington I
street. and here dashed into the pain '
which Iosulted so dissotrously for him. 3
Bellew’s arm was quite 1...on “
hurt and he was obliged to consult a ‘
Some have thought that. the 330
ton " which probably has no canal for .
WIN/film. who is
lined to this house
$121111» this; morning .L-tlm '
{3’75 101' “Klalimdt”
tho. snowpath with them with “There
ton." but. will not be solo to do so
However. be is going to lot Mr. Hum
ilbon take "Thornton" for a few days
and be will be. Iendy 101 a brush at any
time.
A horns driven by George 0. hi
(lrrgory, of Cannons, run away in up
per 11nt11 street. Norwalk, yesterday
ntituuoon, throwing Mr Gregory out.
Tim animal smashed the sleigh run-
ning' through the Main street business
portion. by colliding with ‘Dr. 8. ll.
Huntington's sleigh. which stood near
tho curb. The horse wus later can
turod in Water street. Mr. Gregory
was uninjured.
-
UNCONSCIOUS FROM 0A8.
m
Narrow Escape from Asphyxlatlon of
Two Norwalk Young Mon.
Captain William 11. Benton learned
this morning the clroumatnnccu by
which his son Joseph was nearly as-
phyxintmi in Nowurk. where he in cm-
ployod in a show. tuctory. it. combs
that young Boning and two admpuu-
inns. one or thorn ‘. 11. Lloyd, 01 Win-
IIipuulI, occupy A room togothor. 110111
ion wont to bod lust Sunday night.
and luttu‘ Lloyd union in and I‘ctlrod.
As (laptulu Bunion hours tho story
Lloyd turned down the gun and as It
("(1 not. go out. he blow it out Some
hours uiturw ni'ul tho. third young man
1.31111;- homo and found the room ililod
with nus. Benton and Lloyd wcro un
colluclous. After much dildculty they
Wore aroused, and eventually came
out all right. ulthough‘it’ was It nur-
row oucapo from dcatb for them.
Mr
M11. LINXWEILER 1‘0 norms.
Ho Dispom 01' His Cafe to Monro.
Wilosk and Show.
.lucob Llnxwollor bus Ilcoldod to ro-
tiro {Iom business. and today disposed
of his cute in Railrood avenue. to John
Bllcox and Rudolph Wilook. of South
Norwulll. who tool: possession at 0000.
William Cunfleld has succeeded Mr.
Silcox as libction at at liormun Quitt-
our '11 place of bus nose in N01 th MulnI
st‘rsc‘t
IN H0? PURSUIT or A soon».
11.11.... L. Shop r‘d'. the Southport
reproceutntivs 01" the ridxoport Even.
my li‘A’rmo'r. Noun 3 South Nortrullt.
ycutor‘dIAIyt “hwld' inach'I-ch 0:011:
"sci or paper. moons I
himwt'i’mt it man it htld boon drowned M
Dorionli Point. 1
M
I. 311011., and with
pots-110011 and. ether porn»
loll oycry undo-ditto
~to_ he 0.1.11.1...
III. '
some in 01.11.“... yesterday morning.
From his position it was evident that
ho Ivan token lll while eating his sup
per 'i‘uosday night and toll to the floor
in such a manner that his taco wan
pressed against tho carpet Death
was doc to suffocation The man‘s
wife died throo weeks ago.
The Dnubury» News or last cvsninc
minted the following concerning Mr
Stevens death:
Mr. Stevens was a widower. Since
thodsuth of his Wits. which occurred
January 16 lost. ho had lived alone in
his apartments in the house of Hiram
Pulling. Mr. Stevens had boon des-
poudent since the death of his wife
"When Mr. Steven's did not appear at
the usual hour this morning. Mr. Pull
lug went up sulrs. In the dining room
he found Mr. Stevens lying on the
floor, spporently unconscious. Mr.
Pulling saw immediately that ho was
dead."
Mr. Stevens was a brother of Tru-
lilHil Simona, of Norwnlk. Tho re-
mains will be brought to Norwuik, to.
Inorrow, for burial
~.-.~.. w
THE MERCHAN'l OF VENICE.
Third Lecture in University Extension
Course by Dr. F. H. Sykes.
The third lrcturo in tho University
idxtcnsiou Course by Dr. F. H. Sykes.
wus glvon‘lnut night. to the usually
large and appreciative audience.
The close 01100111111011 nt '1 o'clock.
and spout a delightful and» valuable
hour. A. A. Graham was especially
happy in dcfoudlug Shyloclt. and there
Worn tlnc papers by several other
Inqubors.
'l‘lIo loctnro upon "The Merchant of
Venice" was very remarkable in tho
rango of information prosontod. and
111 the scholarly interpretation. When
the picturosworo shown, they proved
to be more then usually interesting.
though it ishurd to choose among the
bountiful views 111‘. Sykos possesses.
But to the student of history and char-
actor the portraits of the notcd figures
of Shakespouros times brought. to
nether in this way are valuable in the
extreme. Besides Bhskcspssro and
his friends. Gloucester, Ben Jonson.
lloeumont and Fletcher. there were
topics of tho portraits 01 Icon liiliso.
both. Leicester. Essex. lduoy.
lavish. Burleisb sud autograph lottcrs .
or 111111111003 1: and Mary 01 Bootlsnd.
Also a lov portrait. 01.000011 Merv.
Views oft
Globe 'Thsotro and of III firm them
wore very 19mm
film 11qu suture: its ”1119,00 impunity
2'0 ”1. the ImHM’
,‘Joiloioitls. ' ' '
10111119 and outsido oi the '
ng.I at 6 o’clock.
d . Four bodies
the Engine, co’m— 3. 3
and'lsdics' clu- were 10.111211 upsdie down
‘ 1.311.001.1411 and 1‘11- 3 3
Superintendent
3 1y hurt .‘w ‘5 Editor 3' nd
hostra. 3B: is to concur in hila lphla tomght
3 . during thc‘ Inormng. ‘ v '
A Newcastle despotcb' says five dead and so... ,
album from the mock and tfhcy were still wo’rklu‘
have boomsccured
1' subsequent report received at the headquarters of the com-
11 3 ys ated that night dead had been taken from the wreck.
, (Continued on Pugs E15111)
~ A' Aug tho
the Strauss 01‘
injured have
FLAMES BEYOND CONTROL
"Five Hundred Have Perl
0d the N0011th
ST PETERSBURG, Februar) 7-—A dcspatch to the Rosslj,
from Baku. says fivo hundred persons perished In the conflagl‘otionI '3'
there; . l‘hc flames an: sgain beyond control .
The Rossija' s Bakus ecIal adds that the police station, to.
3‘ large tenements, five hun red thousand tonsoimazout, 35000010110
of naphtha and all the Rothschild reservoirs Were burnedh
119 Journal of Commerce and Industry says Tnmeuse lake is
burning. The mazout caused explosions which killed Imany of the
_ moot Captain Grater. touched at the guaranties _
. . to land a number of Sandy Hook pilots, who were taken
from the steam pilot 110111.011 the bar this morning. Captain
Grace states that the revenue cuticr Gresham started out this morn-
ing to board the American ship. Astral, on board ofwhich Inutiuyi
was reported yesterda) anchored outside the bar. The Gresham
launched her lifeboat with three officers and six men, but owin to
the heavy wind and contrast unable to get alongside the ship. ‘ he
boat’scrcw were driftin
full of watcr, when the
boat close alongside the Astral. After much difficulty the officers
and crew succeeded In boarding the Astral at 8: o a. m. The officers
from the cutter were soon in consultation wit the ship’ 5 captain
Owing to the roar of wind and sea, Captain Grace was unable to
learn the exact state of things on board the Astral
53.151.111.110. .1 Missing Girl.
BRIS' l ()L, Fobruary 7—Sutfcriug from mental aberration,
brought on By the grip, Miss Agnes Hodges, aged twenty, a stud-
cut at Smith College. wandered from her home here at 8 o 'clock this
morning: and at 2 the search for her bad boon fruitless. As she was
thinly clnd 11.11 mg only a light house dress and slippers, it is {car-
ed that she may have already pcrislleil from ‘oxposnrc to the cold.
Miss Hodges is a daughter of 1311105 Hodges, foreman of Warner
8: (.(llllpillIV' s wood tulning establishment. She was taken sick only
three days ago with the ngp, but yesterday her family noticed that
sin: acted strangely. This morning she was able to be about the
house and slipped out of doors \Iliilc her IIIotlIcI was temporarily
absent Scarbhiug parties are hunting through the woods near the
town. Thclc' Isa Chaim: that the gill may have been tak‘cn in for
slIII-lit‘r by some family, but as the horns pass with no news of their
IIIissiug daughter. the parents 10ch that this hope grows fainter.
Killed with a COUDliliil Pin
CLEVE LAND February 7~—-Frunk Johnston sixty years old, a
gatcmnu of the Cleveland and I‘ltlsburg Railroad. was found lying
in a pool of blood on the. floor of his tower house carly today, and' In
a dying condition ll'r said he had drawn lIis; Inouth’ s wages from
the pay our last evening. and early this morning a man climbed into
the tower and attacked him with .1 coupling pin. After a despcrate
struggle lolIIIston's skull was crushed and his assailant escaped
with part 01 his victim's Inoucy. Johnston died while on route to
the hospital. There Is no clcw to the idem—“iv of the murdcrcr.
H0101 Desirolied bu- Fue
HULL, Mas... February 7-*.’\ll hotel operated by 11mph Lap?
11011, J. L SIIllivnn' s former sparring p‘artncr nt‘.‘ Wavélaudwvas dc
strayed by 'firc‘. curly today, causing a loss as hunted 111154.000 The
cause of tho fire is unknowns
Twofimplouos Blown lo" '3I'oul
' I) ‘ .
3- No bombs ,
to leeward. their oars broken and bo'at half .
nmont picked them up and towed their-
session April 1:
Wall street.
'01" house All INNININ
Mrs. Taylor, Group 33011
I‘Norwsi 1:
ply on... or 0111’ We"
Washington nurse
out fitters h
.‘nll. when tho/bi
.hat which Dorrlco»
nught aud'pinned 3
no drcnt‘stlck.
When fellow wor
elcssing him, it
hull was crushed.
nor was summoned
I family in italy. 1111 no rush
this countly. His 1‘
led by the town.”
on Friday morning
term. The drawin
clace yesterday, a
were chosen: Brld
Lewis, Thomas CIIII
Beohler;
Frederick M. Rose 3
S Bishop, samuel P._ 0
tington, Arthur C. Booth
lo‘enn; Newtown. Henry M.
thur Gnllauher: Noni
Lyon. Sn, Charles B31 .‘Qk
‘oId', Wilnum 11. M10 as
Héndrle: Stratford. John E.
Henry Moachon.
George A. Do
who has made a stud
arsenic used in has
ers, says it. has 1),
system." snys‘Mr.
victim suffers from
of tho soles of the
suit. You see that
has become comm
who drink beer in
remember to have
in London why so»;
that peculiar walk
" '11. is either are 3
poisoning," be ”.1111. 3 .
investigated tho In
' "Ono‘ of the Inn
tho walk cuuss‘a
imp urn beer 1 111mm
East Side.
and no won
beer no no i lied,
scanned? oi coroner:
" ‘ lootibn is that. it ,
101‘ that mun
Norwalk Chronicler