rolls.
pussy landed in t,
surprised and en]
Inhis'oxperlenc , ,
once to save nu-
dectivem was at
is car“wos going
be ‘ noticed "two
.31? anon-mg and
u were. very dill»
through Darlen,
men ahead. it hen
raining and the t
per.
other turned and thine to.
car. When withi
our the man. an ol soldier,
lowered his head
but the tender. ., , . .,
limitlence was Odette
Sinnerlntendent M _
cident, Mill“ hold to
boy that it there he
the our the boy'n ii ‘
saved. 1 “ ‘1 , ‘
. The lender question luoil vital“ lul-
norlance‘ to the case-inndeterminiug
the ‘nmount of namdgee to berawarded
nod both ,aides are'ilghtin‘g out on
p0 “ts-Ev ' J
. . .4 ,l B. p
{,rther'evidenceiimo uttered to"
that Superintendent Mannheimot .
xnpeny. had‘rtold the nialutlit ‘
now
there been flewlénder on the
boy‘s life we id have: been
d:
d.
liropforttdav. to forget
" till,” [will .
n. l... ~
“3.
w“ my new tenants
one
“ 1., limbo-ii no. more.
' will ! Platelet-Enid“.
Wt like
llau e ‘lilid been in -
slngl ille formation oi:
which eoneumed the entire floor.
1‘ "more Wore" filtoen dances on the.
program? and these wormenjoyed to,
the‘muai'o ol=tliéfl’lfwin City Mandolin
Club. Alter the eighth dance on in:
termiliulonwae taken and several soloe‘
by John J. Powell were enjoyed, and
' Luke M.Dorue‘y.gave a jig.
Then all present not down to it most
enjoyable sun e A. of vurlous deuce»
t ‘ ncing ‘waa resumed?
, erei ‘
”El-Sergeant Charloe‘
; Lieutenant A. 11.;
tile William Dixon.
secretary; ‘ ' ,
treadureri" rel ‘
trey. andgnnhur,“
[ladleu’ “filo ,
Frederick ,"‘ Go -
ie valentine. ,
by Corporal All
hart Redclllle ode-horse oi that
pm, Wefezlfl‘ ._ ' . ‘ “
Mie Agnes Donneilyl Miss A. Knorr,
Mite“ .ducheon ”Mltllll. Gerald. Miss
Jessie Pickett; Florence look;
woody“ Mien ilul 8 er, lilies . Mary
Ghiotto, Mine . F. De, leroo, Mien N.
‘ ‘ ; nomad n. Mines. Wood;
’ "Mien-3 uliafllylnnd. Mina
. d,._Miep E.‘;Morriclt, Mine
ore- Won titlesultate bully. Mlse
M.” “film,“ Mine éx-Nettiei” Rodolillo.
in, ‘ ounce..',1?¢iutdoh. Mlee‘ Sadie
“ oilfield "“ I adieflalentind, Mien
‘ ’ oil 8‘ {Mine wider. Mien
. fI‘quf-llflls‘s-A.’ dish. Miss
Clare Bertram. Mien Lil ,
Mire
2: Nellie ,Pll
Mull/lies
mo with m
may II . ',
,geilgavle‘that’ Vti‘b t
‘ , 1 Williilm
tail .W
Sergeant William J
bonny. , ;‘ ~ ,
gbbi—WISSVKRMIGYIRQ
‘ Guarnieri. Mine Maryji‘lhlot‘to, Mine ; .
. _ U vRoau HoodlumML *3
l d » The unusually d
r not
3113563. 110 ll ,
{,bovaoro ready; . Th. toldé‘hll‘ Volt:
flayed the ueish‘
:viclnlty‘by ‘ ., hid:
”Min hon whit!» _
cake, pies, meet,“ pot-utens- aud ‘
donor or entities. in in ”instances
they wera‘partloular ebb '
‘ l ‘d W ‘n
romp no up u
it e, u, ttle‘hoiue. She
dolfldlultlley would enter her place
nn‘probnbly do her bodily injury.
’ Yesterday afternoon the attorney
i and .omoer.went'to the place and de-
manded. that they leave immediately.
They became indolent and said they
.‘ would not gountii compelled to. one-
or Hunt threatened them with arrest.
batman-this did not phase them at the
time. But whenwthe‘y realized that the
. cindermeant what he said. they prom-
ined tofivooute after" they had eaten
their supper. They werexea good as
to the property will be about $25. ‘
u CHANGING THE ROAD.
Curve. Being Taken Clot oi the High
'- WawOppoelte John, J. Anne's.
__.dn’;inipiiovement is being made to
Bulgatuolr avenue, by the taking out
all “curveoppoalte the residence of
. ' This curve is almost
7.. but when the improve-
nipleted. ltwiil he a curve
hide: The Work in bolus
, . :sunervislon ‘ol the se-
‘, r. Asehe poye all the
ember that there has al-
i'whnt‘e “mad men call a
t‘fnorth‘ near the“ lino reel-
o mudholeruauliad bit the water being
unable-to run: on. This rise is being
done away with and a drain will be
lace Watento'tho brook‘thht divtdea
the towns otj‘Weetportiand Norwalh.
z'l‘he‘oid harm that formerly occupied
the loud nowv-belngroon erted into the
roadway, have been tor dotvn. There
in eome‘opuoeltion to what the select-
men have been doing here, many claim-
lns thet‘tho land thatlilr. Adena toilet
from the town is morevaiuuble than
What he gives, "andrgthothecan more
theo’eilord to do it ‘But alter one
looks the matter dyer caretully it'will
beteeeh .thet-the town in the long run‘
; mun b
e e
QRU'TSV‘FOR‘THE WM!
day; Mil? 9““, In ‘tuhe ”vi“
ii. in Washington streetl
Ne York. will
r‘vloeifi when it
an in, will be
Th
Go lain
I
,., , loo otter‘tbovtract-‘otland.await ;
‘ told -=nbout the tens Which * camped
. there. lie called-to ‘ the ringleader .-
owed. hop »
leave until
whet they “
, not. They would become-very‘abuelve , ,
» to times of mi in they liked mod and (' lot i
' him an! .
their word, for they pulled stokes at 8'
o’clock and drove away. The demote
, , \ ~ “no . or
unusable curveeo mudh in 'c“ '3 w
dances he hlwoyein wet weather been!
constructed nogas‘to carry all this our .
‘ . yum; my, this-Mt uniu
1’
«it the ,
Genre Favor
b in; powder.
’ _, h ,
afternoon his new
tandem
: an , .
model 74,.No. .341 cuehlon frame Go»
luu‘xbllifolillinleta‘bloyele was stolen by
a clever crook. . . ‘
. About 11 o'clock in the morning a
slim. pleasant looking man of medium
height. dreeeod in a black coat and
vest. light pants end light not entered
Mr. Ambler'e store. He gave the name
of Graham and as he was a e ootn
milieu soon convinced on em oyee
at the ll e that they had met' lore
and had had a good time. , _ '
At neon he went to the Nomalk Ho-
tel and took dinner. registering under
a dllterent name. and later returned
andtdoh up the thread or the conver.
solicit. About 1:30 be said that he
would liket‘o‘ borrow a bicycle to ride
to'flouth Wilton. Mr. Ambler was in
the 'utore at the time, and on the man
, didn‘t offer to hire the bicycle, he was
not suspicious. ‘ liable bicycle was out-
slde the store and most convenient to -
get at, he suggested to his employee
that he let his friend take it.
The" utrunger took the wheel and
started all and nothing more was
thought of the matter until 6 o’clock.
wheu.,v-Mr.wAuibier blurted to no home.
He could‘uotwllod his wheel endsthen
his employee awoke to the loot that he
muet‘have beeudlnpoeed upon.
,The pollen of‘Norwelk and other cit»
lee: were.,.n?fled and this morning cir-
eent out around this part
or the, noun » .
' Last September Mr. Ambler had his
lantyoa‘r‘u ohuinleee stolen from the
bribery and he thinks! he has more
then his share of hard luck.
eswenn NBAllLY FINISHED.
six week. More wm See new
Worth of Work Completed. . i
In about six weeks more the work'
on the city sewers involving on ere
penditure or about 316,000, will be
completed..80 said Senator Charlene;
member oi the mm of Lubtino It Char:
lot. to operational reporter today.
There are three “unemployed at.
‘mehinc bout nix-live. men. in, oil
There it opens Working, on the open
cut in Ely. uvenue, digging, down ,to
l
the ,‘undergrountl tunnel.“ The men,
word will ‘ on yesterday eon-neon end .
“”3435 they have the trench ‘ about
balloons. ‘ , . .,
_ . This trench is to run" under the, rolli‘
raoltd a
‘ d’thevplpel will be how
' eaten with
t o, Boutonmtreetfdtwer‘?
new
Millie completedpl‘ylhir‘. week, an it.
would'huveteonilnlhhed shorter , V
whatnot or
Bhurio fool's. it to
out 'duriuua‘=th;:.reoent
P
‘ floor of the house. r'l‘heqlnjured: l
Mists Ruth Young. "t en‘tnyo‘ur -
‘ from the flame~swept building to
. the nets below. Dozens were car-
. ‘ tuned to do no longer, obligiug the
' firm to suspend operations.
McSorley,
from E‘Wesbin‘g‘tong
. tiles. were‘iound burned almost
beyond recognition on the to
(contusions of the bath; Alfred
, _ Moung‘twicntyrscvcn, contusions
. of the back: Mrs. Elizabeth. M
Walters, thirtyminc, internal in—
'uriee. probably, fatal; Miss Lucy
raulieu, contusions of body;
oontuoions of left side. All but
Conway were injured by jumping
from windows. He was hurt try-
ing to catch Mrs. Welters, as she
jumped from the top floor. Only
prevented _a greater loss of life.
Men, women and children leaped.
tied down the fire escapes and lad-
ders. The fire stunted in the rear
burned fiercely,
‘ from theorem and envelopingvthc ,
lire escapes on ‘ the Sixtietb" street
side, rendering them ilsclcss’. The
throug’lranopening in the rear of
the store into the air shaft and
was soon" roaring'up the shaft to
the roof and firing the apartments
on the mp. floorn Escape by the
stairway was cut oil“. Those of
the tenants who could not make
their way to the fire escapes over;
looking the court yard, crowded
to the windows of the burning
house and either jumped in the
‘re nets or waited until assisted to
the street by the firemen. The
loss by fire was $20,000.
LITTLE HOPE FOR
LARGE RETURNS.
STAMFORD, May 8~A letter
purporting to be from D. C. Sari
gent, manager of‘ the Boston of»
:ficé"‘of F. A. Rogers 8: Company,
\brokcrs.'whose failure Was an»
the firm's local “oiiice, by John 8.
Oliver, the Stamford. manager.
(The letter conveys little liopelto
.for their Aspeculations. 'It says
the party. who was supposed to
furnish funds for the firm, had rc-
As
there are no'assets whatever, the
letter'continucm it is, not deemed
neceseery to mekcnn assignment.
The letter concludes with the
statement that the writer is, time
out andwili take a week’sreeti,
‘Itie estimated that Stamford
SOgOWI‘ r . V
PASSENGERS LANDED. .
CAPE“ "rob/N. ‘Moy‘Sg-Jl‘lic
'l realign . p, y
an an}; ed iromth‘e British
steamer'l‘antallon: Castle. which
went ashore ‘ i‘on Robbed j-‘Ieian’d
’ monogram
James" C. Conway, thirty-three.
the prompt work of the firemen
and the use“ of the new life netS'
of a butter andcgg store” and.
times pouring.
“am“ “130’ made “w" “my i’l‘h‘e miners have decided against?
investors of getting large returns
p lepeculators claims amount to. ‘
dillerent,pieeee‘:.etlthe prompt time $ s ‘ "
, ~ :, izh Schwinn-Vishnu“
e and passen ere. eolleuoui
jhad been connected with the _
;tWelve‘ years, and previous to
had been" emplo d i
A
WOODBURY, May
veyors have been at wag-it.
week, layin out a you ’ ‘
Southbury. av d '
crbury trollc
which are exp
summer. The-or;
been chan e. no
ROAD CONTRA-coon; _
. mos sup, '
MIDDLETOWN. May 3.4,,
Johp‘Donohtiole windy" w rod
contractor, died Asud
"Lymefihislntor' ~
utyvseven yeall‘s
family to ding-in this-oi
" " V'Ysi‘g“ 2
a stoppage of‘tvork. If there, .
on; should All
wages in an): dlStr to
L
or the question.
lTALlAN ~docltrrv ‘Piclillc.
The italian independent Societywhr
progressing in the "work of getting
program ,roady‘tor its pic loll
be held nt‘the Norwolk'l‘ fin
Decoration Day. There‘ was a- meet-
ing' last night at the barber shop of
to make; armnxeinentellor‘ themven
Mr. Dises ‘
tee of (Shela go to New Yorkie he.
‘nbout muelc‘for the pionlc.’ ‘Th‘ér‘e ’dre
three entries forthe horse race.“ Ml?
div, '-’
horses to compete are “Snm‘ W.."”‘
ed, by W. (1‘. Williams, "Nollelconei
owned by it nylon-gland“? or up
or “Added ed,hy range
"The base l. g
fflo’we on Ens
nounced recently, was today in:”'
treete, for some ti
tn Spehr yenterday. 'l‘he latte
formerly proprietor to thel Ila
“led on, South Mal at
thousand "dollare ’
deal; Mr. Warren; .
of tire time to ‘
ell laundry int i H p
viouo ,to the unwound condupte
hotel and laundry- combine
albumin out: n' n
r 01'. I A ' y u , . V
employ of Mr. wprren a onetime.
. Ill;
it
home in y
in honor of the membere or her one
u ting placental; South”. at}? it
memento
"there were, . , .
’lilllle, lldnu Butter,
Martino“. Jo ui
W t”
n.,-.lnoo:dtnuo:rro: oer" ‘3
ankle ddf‘willl v
”of
ference will. becailedxto reconsid— , ,
Joseph Siaeesa. in South Main sires" ‘
Ill
agreed “he he
, ,s. ,, , ,
. ”Welt avenue.
.. LB .
if“??? “denim: em
5193!.» . 'We g ”“10
“mt, gain and Ann 33
fins ‘olllloihted a tumult. '
’. on: i) . all e r
glue Moid’htteet, mi night» ,
who were nine 'me‘mherei oi til??? it?
region to [a j‘ ‘ ‘
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