mnhdi Are Not Aceeded to by
M
The
' I local branch of the Plumbere’ and 'l‘ln
etreet and Nail.
fHose.house.9E9
. bin and Weaning
streets and sent in an alarm from
WPutnam Hone Comneuy re
unburied quickly and soon had a line
Vover a one- .11...th and in the 1oar
While onto oi the firemen
el'9‘ doing this, nth to went up stairs
. rout way with hemlcale, and the
‘ 1 her did most efficient work, extin
‘ Eguhbing the blaze.
. When it was learned that the lire
W39 confined to one room and was not
sarliy serious, very little water
w need from the bone, which showed
good Judgment on the part at the ..re
ofilcinls. The damage by water woo
very slight.
. lithe Old Well 110.11. and Ladder Com-
' pony arrived short other the Putnom
‘ Hilde Company no on uppenrance.
‘ mama... rushed u Into the room,
beedleeil or the dentin smoke. which
Iwun euli'ocotlng. M‘ony who entered
the room had to seek the open air
They emerged bleor and and looked
on though they bud been cleaning tome
‘ olil muey. I
Next to the room Which was on nre,
no one occupied by Mice Annie Weed
“A or... majority of the clothing be-
1131:} to her was stored in the room.
Mr. 09
llyuug tuecosdeu In getting ‘
mdot of it out and carried it down
third. Mite Wood was very much oi!
tad. tearing; that her oElolhIrlEg wouiu
destroyed.
re was much excitement tor the A
bill 913*
V 11 t Adoluii. Arthur AME” and
he outcome or
by u. Sentinel l‘c‘polt-
E: regarding the ni'nt-
radian that their do
ere did not give in. To th his ‘tb
rs said they could not one
6 tiled
ti
V tilVVeinA decision
A told of thumbing
and tiuemlth estnbiidhmcnts were also
inte1viewed concerning the mattei.
The general opinion among them
that some concession will he made. to
their employees. but they do not gen-
erally believe that the working time
will be reduced to eight hours. I9 9
A number expressed themselves that
it was their belief that a, nine hour
day would be ag1eed upon. One prom
Iuent employed sold, "01 course we do
not like to commdoan but I fear that
we shall have to. in nearly every
town around no the working day is
at eight hours} duration. There in
Bridgeport, Stamford, Greenwich, Port
Cheater and New Rochelle; they on
have an eight hour day to “plumber;
and tinemithq uro' goi g to hold it
meeting in a tow deya 11an will then
decide the courile we shall follow."
The subject was broached to another
employer. who probably Is 1111 won
known as an in town. I11 substance
his opinion dI cred little from the oth
era as for no they went. Hie state
mont will add another phone to the
question. He said, We are now doing
work no cheaply as we possibly can. it
0111 employees lpsiilt on eight hours.
the people will have to buy for it.
When it come: to 191 Jump from ten to
eight hours, the people won't stand tor
it it In my opinion that a nine 1......
any will be unread upon. " A
OBIE‘EKVE'UARY RECORD.
..._._.
MrVVIV. rim. Adams.
Caroline; wire at Taylor Adonis, died
at her home 1.... evening. aged oevEEonI
y
dome. Edward Adams.
r11.
tor.
the link
V... May GoV Von 39...... If Their be do
113 time out dorm A
. A... to eight hours. With no"
(reduction. in their oily per day.
-9 smiths Union decided this step at a I
1; t
a oi: atpreeem I
o plumbers were
to. 'IE‘he‘y said
9 at o’ co Til ii {I
there would b a strike it the employ
V . enema
thutVVV £311....
Vile no
street promoted
5' that i will witlro A
' ureuuo, and r
‘ about
re without A A
change or our all .
danger “tent" door the bridge
tome us to choose born on r. cumin
A HAM .Puil’l:
taken upon the
between “the Cl
hereby the VPowerA
9 9 titted to connect
’ cite,
street bridge.
W A
pure.
action should to '
favorably to the nronoeltien
mud 1'3.qu lbut the city Wil
no legal status until they are made
ll~ binding on both portion by other means
‘ than simple assertions.
What the
pow... Co'lnbnny is asking for is it most
important concession. and involves
matters other than those of conven
lance and 11 pecuniary churoctor. in
favor of the conooselon it is urged that
Itho Power Company agrees to with
drew its suits ngniudt the city. and
will in the future interpo‘se no oblec
lions to the city operating electric
‘ plants with ennui privileges with them
selves. eXcept in the mutter oi eupply-
Ing electric power. Also that they
will properly pave at all nointu through
which new tracks will be laid. and
moire 9191 uniiorm fare at live cents in
all parts at the town.
If these mottern Were the only ones
involved and one a compact could be
mode at perpetu effect. the exception
oil power privileges should defeat the
monoure. Already, it is said, that the
Power company have, when applied to
for eiootrioI Ipower, inaieted that to so
cure it, the applicant. It using cinch-l
city for lighting. must become their
contender for that also. They should
be given no such prerogative under
any consideration. as it would be vIr
tuoliy living them a control thin
could and undoubtedly would lmpalr
the eucceuuiul operation at the munlcl
pal electric piont
As to the legal status of the city in
its bonding units with the Power Com-
pany, there is a diverelty or opinion,
and a principle involved that embraces
countitulonal rights that It niight be
Will] to have nettled authoritatively. i.
There is also a well defined opinion
11111011er lawyers. us well u the lolly.
that the Power Clor'niiony in for from
sure of ounce in its pending suit-.1.
and that it can d not collect for what
it has not nervod. neither obtain polo
A. meet {or that upon which,3 It has never
or out o price. ‘
SREVER.
.9 LET THE PIOPLEE DICJOI.
“Fair Play" 111an. the council would
in Over to the. People.
There in undoubtedly :1
der the Wilmington Itrost bridge. it
tom t the council should
‘ loco inf“ tin
one
e mercy oi the commotion.
erateudlng and agreements have
'Cini k and Wilson.
Ianid :.
I olden i left to horse thorn
Idliteren'ee or opinion about trdekt on 5
get the sand When
are they 1’11qu
role; We I111
the pull. which V
AfircA escapes to the street below.
’I but all were caught by the police
”End fircmeu. and escaped serious
' injury, seems almost :1 ini’rnc'ic
' The (lead:
Esther
years. 0111
Sophie Cohen one yehr . A
Benjamin Cohen, five years.
'ihe injured: ‘
I‘ M 'I Salsbcr‘ twenty, burned
in face, Funds and body.
John J Reardon. detective, cut
on hands and face by falling glase.
Cohen, 'tliirtyfeig'ht
~ Michael Oestfcidt Suffering from
A shoe}. and contus‘ions.
Thirteen families lived in the
I ‘housc The fire was; discovere‘tint
I 3130 oclock, bv the wife of the;
111111th
On the top floor of £1... tenement
their three children, Sophia, l-Ill'r—A
11 :111dlicnjhh1i1t'lhe flames had
Raymond
Merrill and Diiworth.
Clerk and Wilton.
Lockwaod and Curnow
Bette and Alexander.
Burt and Senor. V’I
Sell) and Smltb,9 ‘
The score in the aeoond round:
Siauson and Northrop.
8er and 11.1.1.1.
Merrill and Diiwortli.
Raymond nhd Conley
Lockwood and (Burnow
oea HO 1-3: H: I
as us aw ~o~
Bull; and ”Senor.
Bette and Alexander. ~
The scorers were Samuel Wood on
George Edgardub. '
HORSE KILLED IN NORWALK.
'.....—-...
Animal lied iloleu Broken. and Dr.
Bchnppan Shot It.
A horse belonging to Fred Waters,
the mlllouon. wan killed In Green
street. this ‘19uorning.Mr. Waters
¢—4 cu H: as—
1-15 1‘: 14¢ 61-
39" :n- H: CH
111. und stunned at a house In the Vvlclu
lty or the Buckley Rubber Compnny .1
inotory. i did not lie the burden. on
they have never made any attempt to
get away. This morning. however.
while i was in the house they started
on. going towards the railroad truoit.
When i arrived at the place one or the
horses hurl a broken leg. 1 do not
now exactly whether It was ntruci: by
the train or not. but i think that the
horse that was killed when be new the
train. turned and woe going from that.
when hi1: hoot utrueit a pole that wee
neur,, and broke his leg.
he... escaped without Injury. except
tor a bruise on the hip We lost no
milk to speak at. possibly a can a: tor-
ty quarto. 9m... wagon Awua not dams
aged at all. and some or the bottles
were not eveubmoved in the Wagon.
0i contractile out horse, at in ener-
nlly the cute. as ltllidd Alter E eIAocIA
MAMA...
Ithie mm ‘A-
than: i 11:111ng
4—: 1—9:: 046 ez-v
"l was delivering milk In that.
locality this‘ morning the some as lion 2
The other '
already burst through the roof
when tlieJ' were aivultened Es-V
“try.- au‘d‘ calling
lie to follow. got out on
e and started to de-
A Cohen carried the
lobby in her arms, and the boy,
Benjamin, followed. Out on the
I fire escape, the flames and smoke
which burst from the windows be
low them separated the members
of the family. and only Cohen and
the boy, Harry reached the street
When the. firemen were finally
able to reach the top floor, they
found the bodies of Mrs. Cohen
and the other two cliildrc11,biack-
euctl end burned. lying on Vibe lire
eacape landing.
'ihe damage bv the fire is esti‘
mated :11 $10,.ooo9 I
CHICAGO BERGLAR .
SHOT DEAD.
CHICAGO, Match 39—».Mler
having been wounded in a pre-
villus attempt .11 burglary a few
1.1.... before, Cornelius Doberty.
one of four who attempted to
break into the N owberry building,
in East Ontario street, met a trag~
in death, last night, while running
away no... Watchman 1. rank Kcl~
iy, who shot him 111 the left temple
and the left thigh. Kelly bod driv.
cu corny three men earlier in the
eveniufi' diocevcriu then! as they
wercc inibing the re escape. lie
fired scvcr‘nl shots: at the fugitives,
and one Who fell but regained his
feet. is believed to liavobcou be.
lit-Arty I
Shortly after 111id9nighl:the inch
returned; Kelly again discovered
them. and as the men run, fired
ltlliin 11f; Deherty.
W
lived Morris Cullen. his wife Vand
The others; 63- .
A has
.Asprcad rapidly null! .11 A
cut til -
9 a
the Franklin street we. I The iii“
tic artliient Worked under
‘thi _
' the building
VE lilought that the middle
I and the Franklin
lost their reason nudthrew their
A young ones from the window and 9 9‘
I; one tim,
tuVVVr ‘
no of Jcl‘fcrson
saved with the head off and the
A'Vlif'ino’rbi
pictures were gotten out ‘a.
much of the drapery and for info.
All the guests wore gotteuo
iv guest hurt. He br he in
billing: doWn a. flight :I'_
EilichtnOnd but
is. utilising '
caught in thet blowing building
Several firemen Were more or 199559 A
injured, but none seriously.
The insurance on the; oil 111g 9
is about $650,006. The
on:
was opened about six years ago.
and was one of the finest hotels in
the South It ocupied a full Vb oak
and was regarded as practically
fireproof A
FIEVRCE GALESAV IN
A. ENGLISH CHANNEL.
we...“
LONDON Marc
doles have been swc
channel enacts ”and tbezI
trans-channel service haVv‘
b IA
maintained with difficultyr’ A life A I
beat landed the crew of, the bark _ '
Antarctic, which was in diet'roeé
oil” Peuzance.9
Heavy snow storms have tiled
The tthuc was A
g over the I
Cut ‘ 'E '
Asufely. Mr. Richards, a traveling $
E1119an,of Dnnvlllc; V3,, was the on
email inmlly re tr"
1th 4 rooms and
To LE‘iV' Roi/[APR
I'AVAOVo Emilee:- To
:1 Lo‘r—V—snoown
38 First avenue. Ed
prevailed. especially in Scotland I9 or?»
where there are drifts eight to
twelve feet deep Snow ploWS
have been requisitioned to open
the roads and railroads.
W
BRIDGEPORT MAN FINEEDA.
BRIDGEPORT, MarchI I30-
cold Water. set tuba.
.imnrodintely. Key: at
O'Alliiin street, or on
Smith. 9
A nolie was entered against the V VV V
charge of assault with intent to V
kill ranged against Fideli Reitcii,
in the city court. this morning.
l'ines amounting to $30 and costs
were imposed, however, the priila
o‘ncr being found guilty of Vassault.
drunkenneSAS and breach oi the
peace; Antonio Vérill‘o. Who was
in the fight which resulted in the I
arrest of Roitcb, was fined $25 and
costs, for assault. A
Wan—Am...
DANIELSON HOUSE
BURNED THIS MORNING
DANIVE L'SQN‘, Maren sow—Fire
breaking out in a defective chim-
ney, at 11 debut this hiornin,
gutted a' two family house in Kil-
iugly Center, this boron i1. cwuv
ed by Michael Gavin. A T. 1: loss is
estimated at $1,500. AA
Just as the fire became V'controlié
chic. the fire engine broke down,
Vitild the firemen were forced to‘ to
1E5 391er on the berough water
liystcul. .
boobiesa at unw'oyton
epply H. Pepper‘xSou
VMLMNAW
16.31.... Orient Gendro
Crawford Blcchlos. S
secondhand bl '
urea. Aldous e
lug machines. Builder
So. Main etreotg
"Eight room house in
Furnace heat.
fruit orcbnr A
train andNtrEo by. 9
won sALE-Jro on»
title. the brick stores.
- 9 Main street. Noronllt.
Curl!
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