i
plot of
suitable
e that it
it, as it will
. I It is the lot
on. the corner of
Marin streets. it is‘ urge and just the
piece for a school. .1 There is plenty oi
room for a large playground. and it
is iowsy from the photon. .i believe
that the owners whntl'between 812.000
and 314,000 tor it.‘ .‘l‘hat would he too
much for us to ply.
'f'l'here is a lot that probably mi
heisuitnble in the four or the church.
It tones in Chestnu .etreet. It would
headway tromuthe vii hroh and still be
hour it. it some benevolent person
would leave me “$000.1 would start
the preliminary steps today to build
a new rectory, Iehnrohgepire and a new
Whoa}... .
All it needs new”
, plate the church, and then there is, n
reotory. Thin is s. onenesslty. The
preeent house is outfit“ to live in. The
floors are all rotting, 1 end“ it is ivory
«lump. Then ngein there will have to
been assistant paetor.‘ There should
be one now. A rectory will have to
hqéreoted suitable (or the“ rector and '
an assistant. . _ ‘ _
‘5! have started a fund tor‘the'ohurch
spire end rectory. ‘ ‘hv’eonrns being
mods unions the parishioner at the
mascot time. Envelope: are left with
them, and o alumni-lune 2, mad
that thevilrst anniversary of the,
emu. dediootion at the church trill, ..
plate. the grand perisnéolleotion for
”rebuilding loud, will be taken. it
it W 15.000 1 wouldhotl hesitate to
' thehoontrsottor
borrow mount-t or the money
‘ est ilgoouid handle it properly.
. ”in. urmttfneed ator Al. new
331%“ new 230 oglmnre
.. ! , , ‘ ow
Hidden and: trl ‘ ii
1 any: his Memory has
accident“. ‘ i til
motherhood
l out and severely inlli‘rod.’ H _I I
' loioiine to have sustained permanent
g and
.o , . .
’ \ tittwss negligent. .
T The osseiis no
- Court before .lu
heard and South
{shire to com- .
s ,‘ , “Then y
n"iiohool.‘,l‘
ii
, uuuexcouiduoiimt
He also round " ronbl
V mm tumour room.
oath t w‘sTHRflWEBQ' . .7 WAGON
ii
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9:. irnioriee ReeslveII
s
vere Hindi I _
“ reuedgon March 8.
alone that he woe
( ion; verehie nvenue in
Norwsik,‘ when on electric " car surl-
denl’y appeared. going at a high rote of:
buried. Hishorse, which it is claimed.
was. gentleésnd kind, bedtime frighten-
ed and ran may. Plaintin' was'thrglwo
e so
new
injury. He alleges negligence on the
psrt‘ ot‘the defendant's servants.
‘The company delauited on the foot
the Ices: domes to“ h
' . “ideuoo to
prove that the horse was not gentle
and kind, that. the man was not badly
in! ill be ~did""not lose" the
e 01131,!!! thht, its. _
rehot . negligent. it will "also
yidenee to. prove that the plain;
' the "hitherto:-
r'l‘h’e interest both
mony yesterd Iatternoon centered in
taut oi; the pin tiff
at h '3 memory.
itself since drone, stun
ity yesterday {totmrldll‘fsc .
dates and nameedpolt onn
tereot by reason of this claim. . ,1
Attorney Johnt‘J.‘ Welsh appears [Or
the plaintiff and Dell‘orest & Klein tor
the detendnnt. . I
, Anderson claims that while driving
through Norwaik, March 8. 1897. his
horse became frightened and ran away.
Anderson was throlm out. and we in
ed severe injuries. one or them, a on:
gash on the hood. resulting. he ”ye, in
his» partial loss 0! memory.
‘Pinitititt claims that the horse was
'gehtie nnd*1,ltind.‘end not easily fright-
ened. oldemilexefs negligence on the
port of the oomphny'sempioyees.
tow first not
1’ #1219418. Dr. Arthur
entitled concerning
the injuries enstsined by the'plsintll't.
Later in thesttdrnoon Anderson him-
s‘ell went on the stand and told oi! the
accident and or 'hlsiiile Just preceding
that time and afterwards.
He said that he was employed by on
electric wirep company to keep the
wires in order from Bridgeport to a
.point a little out oi Stamford.
”Haw long did you work tor that
company?" naked Judge‘Doll‘dl-est. on
cross-examination: ~ '
“Six years.” .
"How do You know i" '
“The recommendation that i receiv-
ed on leaving its employ stated tint i
had been they: all: years." “
on’t knew otherwise test
yo” works for that company six
y are?” , . ‘ . , 'I
"No; i don't remember." .
The pishitiit toldoi beins'i‘aid up.
that timeahohss suffered tram; general
times.“ ‘
. Anderson said runner ,
he wished to besuro thnt'soinethiu
WM it?! ”916%th '
hi. it and asked he
a ,
reportsto hi ohm ‘
toast: the. ulrumeum with
. W _ I
went over
' - ; Mrs. Whitlock was the first to test.
yesterday otter- ed
by the defendant and Mrs; Sherwmd.
‘ Shortlyietter 11 o'piookithis morn- .
withhuininriestor two'weeks. Since ,
wellness“ and headaches; Int various .
howled... Want
some » '
and 3m lied ‘-
1 , th territory end .
thewltneoses. lithe com lei
not. appear this utter
slit. will be disobey ed
' :Thejcsse this-morn.
sidernhle time, , A’ttor
cubed; counsel for Mr.
his or whole hour in suing the eerie.
ilefput up a good defense, bringing o '
very graphicsin the evidence. as.
mitten on both sides. andeiiowe, in-
clusiteney on the port of the. evidence
judge; I
The new prosecutor. William F.
Tunimnny, consumed very little time.
He was very Concise in his remarks
and went about the prosecution as
though he had been prosecutor a num-
ber of years. There is no doubt that
the town or Nor-well: has a good prose
the suite and prosecuted"
to the best ofliis ability. .r
y ‘ She‘ssldthet onsuudsy afternoon.
t. Mr. Heckerbnlled her‘ Viie'nsmeo.
mentionlu a. couple. ,whioh would not
lookv'weli in print. Her witness, Mrs.
Mary Bartram, corrobotnted the state
ment ‘0! the complelnuitpn the dirth
testimony, but snid:iir..,l~lecit‘er ll ‘
used more words than Mrs. Whitloeii
had said. ‘0‘ the erase exolninli‘tlon
Mrs. Bartram testified that only the
words told by Mrs], itlock-..were
used. This was where. eludes-laten-
cause?” detest onithe part of the
s e. . ' .
0n the other hand. Mr. Hooker was
put upon the stand. He emu that he
did not speak to Mrs. Whitloch Sun-
day at oil. and that after 2 o'clock in
the afternoon he was in bed and did
notelrlseuntil 5. it was in the inter-
Veninz time that the siie ed trouble
betweent‘Mi-I. Whitiook on Mr. neck-
or. wits supposed to have taken place.
sides at 72"Wilt'er street. and with
' r. Hooker boards. corroborat-
mtingjdinher std o’clock and live min-
utes...“ he had gone toned. She
statedt lit: ltlriilly conversation had
taken-piece between , ’IMrs. Whitloek
and Mr.” 'He‘clrer. she would have heard
every word.“ the doors sud windows
were open; it being nwnrm‘dsy.
, v'l‘he‘other witnesses were Mrs. ‘Cor-
hell's ‘Olmstend. who resides at 74
Water" street. Miss Edna» Holey, who
John Cispp, of 76 Water street. They
all corroborated the statements made
lug. Mrs. Mary Welsh and Mrs. Julius,
Carroll. who‘it isnlioaed Paul .Popp
assaulted, appeared in court sud the
one was called. x'i‘he'detendantcpleed-
sdnot guilty. After the witnesses tor
the state were heard sludge Joseph R.
'i‘eylor jIfllle'il' Poop ’10, without costs.
ouu‘sou Attend-nous.
The H ‘ ‘
. fit? it
Hooker. 9mm: 9’
by the state. to the‘sstleruction‘ot the .
Wutor in Mr. Tammany. ”“9 Wm? will III
overlook after“ the: best thrown, on.
gfigggfil‘l ‘I'
cy cousin-nod which was larxeiy the '
Mrs. Josephine "Sherwood. who re- .-
tiinony by the defendant. N
soldthtit Mr. Hooker had finished 3
lives with Mrs. OInistead. and Mrs. _
n
Norwoik .Unlvoroit
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shorten. 1.. 17“.,
Buttery. S. 3..
Mower. 8 8..
ohm. 1.3-. ‘5
Wilson. 0. It.
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Lockwood, 2 B.
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Greenstein. S. 8;.
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Stolen buses.
IWitt. Reynolds,
”Monopole; trio
age.
son and Dewitt; Bergen and Look-
wood: struck out «by Chose ii. by sav.
ago 8; bases on ails. by Chase 7. by
Savage it. Hit by pitched ball. by
Chase 2. Passed bsl , Reynolds. Um-
pire. Charles fichumsuu.
A notion-troll HECi‘i'AL.
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bovage 2, Clark 2,‘ Dev
MoFsrien. Greene sin.
base hits, Lousy 2, av,
. Violin “MIMI? Omhutrs.
A very dei ‘ ttul violinmoital was
given, them! of. lilies Bond's insti-
tute ion in ,,
Orcheotre.
derod ‘en'd sh
finish. _ lino
.enioyeble .sud
nment for the
‘e pron. my...
' rials,
executor and. exeontrix of the will
Lockwood: double plays. William-'
Mlle. hairdo institute: entertain. on
thy Professor Horton's?
The «lemons were all finely ren-
ewed ore-t practice and.
.. Wemg’tlffllm’I order. The.
. ii relay were aetipeoieli
I incite it [mid ent
. w u _ I . , I monomeric
sorr roe homo.
r New. .HAVENgMoy .,9..'rhe
. ,New Haven Trust 'Gompeny;‘re-
, __,ceivcr‘of the deto’udit'iCoritiecticut
‘ Indemnity Association. ot'Wiiter
* hurygtodoyiilod-jn {the Superior
Court. papers in-‘a‘u "3365911er $22.4
000‘ damagesm ' lust “Letizia it.
both. of . aterbnry. as the
of the late ClarkM. Plait, deceas-
ed, who was formerly I imminent
. in the. aflairs. of the do one con;
corn. Tonthonsaud dollars (if-tho
(lounges claimed re for a note,
“ Which. it lender . Bird 3' ; red.
* ~ to toke‘gare of: for the defunct ill?
srtranoeoompan ‘, but on which; it
is claimed, he ins paid uothin .
The remaining $12,009 is In bai
once alleged to be due from his
estate to the (mummy for stock.
The receiver has presented a,
claim on the estate for this
amount. .and. the, claim has been
disputed. Aha result the suit was
brought. .9: .
runner rites -*
. ' m unwrowu.
ANSONIA. May 9-—A forest
fire has swept over Great Quarter,
a. tract of land in Newtowu,‘ovvn-
ed by the Coo Brass Company. of
Ansonla. It; first broke out on
Tuesday and again yesterday, or-
iginating inn boo fire kindled bye
until o’clock. this morning. From
five midi-ell. to one 'tliouszlud
cordsv‘otchestnui and oak‘ timber
were conduined. ‘I ' .
MURDERn'waan on
~ , , summer. DUTY.
CHICAGO, “ May gél’rlvate
Cumberlidge. ‘hile on sentinel
duty, at Fort S ieridan, last night.
Was killed 'by Smith Wheeler, :1
prisonen . in the... nerd house.
Wheeler crept. up be ind Cumberm
iidge and snatched the sentioei’s
rifle. In thefscnffle that follolVed
Cumberlidge lives clubbed to death
with the rule. “Wheeler scoped;
Wheelerrdeserted duringt (3' war,
while in Fierida"‘aweiting.‘trans-
portation t‘o Cube, He was serv-
ing. a‘ .fiveryenrxseiitence. -,
cuss".
" ROCHESTER, N1 in. Mt ' *
l The Edward Short
tenant. which fought the flames '
NORWICH, May
twenty-ninth annual sees
ov-—T
the State Council of C
0. U. A. M., is being '
day. The session”
State Council 0th
responded to in behalf of the st
,.councii, by ex-Nationaifiotir’iel. ., _
ior Thomas Gilmore, of New
vein .The. sud .
reportedD isoirlolggst‘es in
shoe. A close of sixty~five '
.‘iustmcted in; they-diet: donor:
grog; At to ofclock.,an’ ,
ment for lunch }.~was taken.
3,4
meeting, reconvened this 5; .
noon; when the emotion: offo «on
for the ensuing year took pie
UTAH THEM-uh ,
- WALKTEOLMPQES
m. . ‘ t
SALT LAKE»- «CITX, Utah,
I May gel-The north wallet theySelt
'Lake Theatre, collapsed about. 2'
o’clock this morning. So terns
known no one was hurt. The
building, which probably will
haveI tr; be torn dow‘""‘tdtls‘"’liniit
near y arty years a ,
oi Bri hamYouugw 1
of the and marks 3) )2”.
“new not .
New Hm. May 9——
"Stub" Carter, of Ansonla, who‘
fertile past nineteen, monthsylihiifi
been" loc‘lobdfup in the jail here;
was reljeneed from that institution ‘
this ‘uiorhiug,’ upon taking the
debtor’s hath. Carter-was-arrest—
ed nineteen mouths agofor his lie-j .
fossi-‘td’pay ‘a' poll tox. Since that ’
time he hes been waiting the town! =
of Ansonla $2.50 per Week for
board. " .
i
FEW TRANSACTIONS
IN PHILADELPHIA. I
9—— .- M h
IIII’PHILADELPHIA. . May
m
I ,enlcky condition of the
New
ork 'market absorbed the
attention of‘ the , Phlladeiphis W
. I (extent that “
business on the local exchsn e "
brokers ‘to such so
was practically at a standstill. .T e
low transactions recorded showed
‘ ores. Atiioon theinarket show
e signs of strengthening.
II , [915055130 Ebert), declines from: the Opening:
lillo.Ci‘oWll,a’thn »
and illuminate
I10.IM’.’-'l'olles,~’A’dm his ‘
iron ens-4:1 o p.
when! . '
Ie’daySv.,.,..
‘53:? A 1 tr '
to so nova
barn; ,mu. .,
l lion. Ate—nun;
ottheigbebt oeylnsi ‘
DALI—ell”
00;, 80 feet Ion
-9.“ no. mnbe
house
110'in
- on on
hebblting, Ithorouxlil
convenient ohm. “10.
at this oilioe‘.‘
. IRO IR .
ed one“ 1»li .
hundoitithins bollfln. »
ed basil Violin‘i’or‘
rook f it
o , ,
mat in“ milk non
> omit:
Au
ind" vicinity , -
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