. ‘ ~,Jones‘.’ sdperlntellden‘t. oi!
house service, arrived in ”39W!
.. esterdlli'l and is stoppinlat
“emu hutch ii; is Mm! nos'
dress the construction of} the
that is being built, ion
. set. all Wilsonle Point. lie
' is to es s close eye unscrewed: for
, the liment and see that it is prop.
. hree weeks ago Mr. Jones was
in - Norwslh. He then went to
Philadelphia. to overt-lee econstruct-
lonvoi tbe‘metsi work ich is being
oust u .. the nuns Foundry sue Mech-
ine:;;C ' ' y. ot-‘thot7‘city.' it is the
intentlp g! ..- donors to remain in
, South .Norwgllk' all summer.
The cylinder, which is beingibulit on
Wilson's wharf, is about ready to be
launched. _It consists oi cost-iron
pistes- pelted together. tormlng s cyllng
der thirtydhree test in dloln‘eter. M
prosent, it is eighteen test. six inches
high. and next week it will. taken to
the reel on a large derrlo boat. It
. wii ,, be pinned stGreen’s leads, in. elem
on 1test of water at low ti / The in:-
terlor Will then be filled: with solid
concrete. On this two other courses
will he added, forming a foundation.
On this. structure the super-structure
(Kathe. lighthouse will bcsrected. The
contractors are The Philadelphia 00n-
struetlon Cempsny. of Philadelphia.
witthoL. flrlnn. as president. This
cohipsny harnessed a large derrick
hon (from it wrecking company in Phil-
ade phlo. it incapable of hoisting one
hundred to, s. '
alongside til .wh ,lthe some der-
ricilmiil gently. the cylinder.
which mlghshbout titty tons. place it
on tgigs{ironic end: ei‘tsri‘t ' lmowed .
gto- ‘ eugenics yap
sitio‘n into the Whiél‘."““
. flailiii'be lht‘
disclose ,
be black rwi ‘
cylinder is,“ ed.
lowering the-cylinderlntot e water
can be plainly seen tromrthe shore.
itils stated that noted. f’qlnt will he
thebcst piece to who no positions. The
work «taking the cylinder out to the
lodge is to he left until u rootilne day
arrives, so that the peoplegllrili hnve e.
chance to see the operetlw
W .
PICTURE EXHiliTiON. if
it be taken a your to collectt o
Nowell: pictures which will be exhibit.
ed by the D. A. R. in the near future.
and they represent over one hundred
dollars in value it the work had to
be paid for. The Norwolk Chapter
was so fortunate as to ilnd some pho-
tographers with sufficient interst to
give their servicesilnd the use oi the
negiltlves from which the lantern
slides were msde.'i‘he plates were
made by L. B. Gorhliin, D. it. Dlsbrow,
J. H. Flynn. J. Rim/uracil. C. H. Jim-
me‘rson, George F, Hearse. Jr., and
Miss H. S. Rider.e.l~nHerhe.rt J. Tilly
loaned two drawings until}, 8. North
copied several oldu‘, rintsrrloened by
Rev. C. M. Selloclp; ’ met)! Mr. Dis-
brow's pictures wer vmddel’bylhim from
id nelntlngsend photogra he owned
3y members or thenNonwe in Chapter
and the Historical Association. The
lantern slides were all node in ‘ltown
by L. B. Durham and um‘misbrow,
who hove coyotcd neurone rs to the
work. The slides ., .w l ' prove
the most oliectuai means of preserving
the pictures of the older hours, of Nor.
walkior luturo generations. .
A oousLe wsoomo.
Mr. and Mrs. Cherish Bosch. or 8
Th
Gerard Piece, have issued invitations
for the double wedding of their dough-
‘ tors. Miss Lillian lssbello Bosch to
.Willloln Addison Wheeler. and Miss ‘
Charlotte Minerva Bosch to Stephen
~ am Jarvis. The ceremony is to'tnlte
piece ‘on' Wednesday. attornoon. May
22,; st’ ii. o'clock. in Trinity ilpieccpsi
.‘vchnrch. The motor. llev. Romiily F.
llumphries, will Mlle-lets. Admission
‘tofthe ll roll willhe-byocrd-goniy.
Thc’w nwillbetcllowedb "sure-
‘ erssidence (lithe rides’
will only relatives of the
arties he been invited.
_ the ..
nhicctvhsni.
only
M V son's m9.-. .. . .
:‘ this cennec ion. MrsIJesnette 8. Sum-
" tomeys (or the defense attempted lit
end will robs
loll-rte soul ,
often ’
, pilloeior two. ‘0
» lull roost .wil
. - [fl
wssiustenou hwin
peril ‘loto' ~. lsst‘lu
‘pmo‘brhire nth ,
, impose e o sore
olu‘dcstructlon. Allin
do‘i‘wss‘ to stand by c.
building burn to the pro in!
The sky {or miles aroon
ly‘llt up and the lire cool be
seen 1mm 28mm: Norwol
definitely known just be
uinstcdvbutlt is though .
work or tramps. leng l: «
night it is thought that t pips
edthe house in get cut oil
in-
todey, as he is out at town. ‘
mes MiLLER ENTERTMMQM.
Helen G. Miller. the little daughter.
ol Mo. end Mrs. William Miller, for
Mitdlson‘strs'et, gave a p rty. yester-
day, afternoon. to about a
(young scenes in honor of the sixth
anniversary or herbirth.‘ Tilefiillili'
ran spent the afternoon playing genres
and enjoying other Juvenile pastimes.
A dainty‘icoliation was served. The
little hostess received a large number,
let» pretty presents. , ;
lllsllliiliif
380 Solo meromorphic the Sn-
osrlsl‘ Court.
PHDVES illilllli WITNESS
Told the Court That She Hod Driven
The Horse Many Times. and Mad
Always Found Him Kind and
Gentle..Mrsld of Nothing.
"rile horsc‘tbst shiedrut a trolley car
at the corner of Riverside ’end Bullion
stenues. throwinglcm. Anderson out
of the earrings and inflicting more or
less permanent injuries upon him, is
gala, hy.,.i;hp..ooumlel. {colostrum _;
Tramway Company hardly toccni'orm
to other use rlption’hilllilodwby- Auden:
y. "kindpnd gentle." to
for the phlintiii. , ‘ . . .
The calls occupiild’clille'entlre day
in the civil superior Gourt. yesterday.
before Judge Silos A. Robinson. An»
derson is the men who is suiu the
Norwaik Tramwny'Compsny tor: 5,000
damages for partial loss? of memory
and other injuries received in that so.
cident. His interests are looked alter
by Attorney .7. J. Welsh, while Deb‘or-
est in Klein appear-tor the defendant
company.
There were many witnesses called
by the plaintiii’s attorney yesterday,
and the case is by no means finished
yet.
Among those called was John illord,
s inborsr. who told of stopping the
horse. it was not running. he said.
but trotting along ot an easy gait. Ho
couldnlt say whether the animal were
blinders or‘not. , .
. The "piaintiit was again on the
stand, but his inability to call to mind
theyexoot‘ portichliirs of the accident
mods hlsjte oilyrather unsatisfac-
tory and the": owners could do little
with him.
When Mrs. Sammie was called, she
soon convinced those in the court
room that nhe kn ”w whereof she
spoke. She said t at she had driven
the nominee monytimes that she could
not countthem: thetit washind and
gentle. stood. wit ut hitching. and
never shied otn tro icy cor duringvhsr
experience. 'Bhd‘fl was accustomed to
driving it omongmoving trolley csrs.
"Her testimonyi‘wes given in a. post
tive. convincing manner, and the st-
mis woe 'ngfvery setisisotory witness
tie cross-exominstlon with her.
The defense sought to establish by
expert testimony that the cor could
be seen to a distance or nearly 200
test. from the spot where Anderson
won thlglwn outt‘he purpose being to
(proved at he did not exercise proper
care in controlling the horse.
Ambit point the court adjourned.
rosin Assurances slut.
m0 at... be more Home rnery'. and
“ Provldsh icréoontlnucus‘ Term.
_ The bill tor théieleotion oi assessors
in ths‘Town‘ol'hlorwnlk. introduced in-
to the House-by totivedd. .8.
Adsmsfiwill cc ‘ l
,..f1?lle ‘lli i- sit
iortho oleeti "
lush having . "31““ ‘
’ . "our. superior
‘ty of her.
‘ similar-dd
y ; bulbs»
scrim *3
ly ballads! Until Ute
MIehd‘::i'ixsd by,
one , rise been ale Joli Nee
‘ iys‘i'worlliooth , :2
can mu
hill iii: liridxopo “I
~ I m h _.
‘ docks new sstbough idly
o io-onnd trial.” this“ no
surrender to mice $1.200, ill
or his bond. tilted by the til
Eust‘ell Frost. “onetime it ”Mr:
smount beiore theltime 'csme- tor the
trial, but the hopes of the prisoner,
only, dropped, when there well no en-
couragement lrom his iriends in Mon
5 ,lnlsotts. /
_. ttorney Hr”: Ferris...coilnsel tor
El sold this morning thot he had done
nil. hispower tor the men. sud could
do no more. lie sold: “it looks now
flotilla“!!! idly would get e: sentence or
from one and a halt. to three veers in
risen." When nailed it he the ht
but would be a heavy penalty. Mr. . ls
'rls said than undoubtedly would be
too severe a penalty, considering the
nature of the crime.
An effort is being made at present to
have the sentence even lower than
what was mentioned,“ it. is proved that
idly was implicated in the robbery.
it in not known whether he willpieoc
guilty or not, but it is thought that'he
will plead not guilty. »
The prisoner remains in his cell ln
Bridgeport and hardly ever speaks to
anyone. He will not toll: of himself.
He eats well andseemsto be in good
spirits. He Is as confident today that
been train the start. He still shynthnt
the $20 bill round on his person helper.
eluted to him and that he didnottoilmt
irom the westbound station 'in'Soulllr
Norwsik. However true'thls my be.
the:_ldct.thet.o 320 biliwss tolled in
his bucket and that he rennin the “cities
pl Mr. Harris wben the money was tek-
ton. ‘wlli go hard against him at the
, r a. . -'
- No clue has as yet been lound oi the
other men connected with the robbery,
and it is not expected thetony oi them
will be in court next week.
common runs Mme».
Following is the jury drawn for the
Common Pleas Criminolflourt. called
for Monday next: Bridgeport—T. L.
Bartholomew, L. D. Sanford: Darien»
llirem D. Smith, Walter 8. Whitney;
Foirfleld-Wiliism 8. Jennings, luc-
gor 0. Wilson: New Cannon—~Wiliism
W. Kirk. Louis Provost; Newtown~
John P. Bough. 0er Kelly; Norwslk—v
J. Morris Benedict, lease 8ellcck;
monitors—Lawrence Murney, Charles
A. Bruce; Strutiordwllidwin Boers, B.
H. Merrick; Westport—Abrsm Buck-
ley. .loseph Morton.
Yesterday morning Judge Scott oe-
cupiod the bench in the/(iommon Pleas
Court, in the continued ease or Chllds
H..(lhiids vs. Baldy e Bowles.
Twenty-seven cases are set (or hear-
ing in the Common Pleas short onion-
dur today. Among the list are two
new cases. Catherine J. Woodward vs.
Mary Green et. ei.,- on lusolosure cl
defense or foreclosure. sud Martha
Gilium vs. ill-shoes A. N. Combs. dis.
olowrs of defense or foreclosure.
NORWALK HOSPITAL REPORT.
The weekly report dill/libs Browu.
the superintendent ol’ tile‘llospiisi to
the executive committee. shows that
one. patient has been ,cdmitted and
three have been diochorgeil. leaving
nine patients, sis mules sud three ie-‘
moles. It present in the hospital. The
largest number oi patients at any one
time during the week has been eleven.
Seventy-live visitors have called to
see the patients or the hospital
Miss Hutch, for the bodies' Board,
has visited'the institulou and brought
cream. jelly and custard. Flowers
have been received iroerllllsm Voll-
mcr. _ Visitin days are Monday and
Thursday s ieruoons Arum“ ii to 4
o'clock. ‘- 2 ~ ‘
CITY"! new lsourosor.
with s new ,i cert. it is
, ‘color end elseto that need
by New York city. This cert was pur-
chased by- it. .1; Outblll. lie is espec-
ieii , ‘protid' silt. not-only 'on account
or. to bet 'Justsultsd ithe work.
‘ d d gating it
equipped
it next ‘ "
Swiss
ed in though his pm would reissutbs in
he will be released as he always use:
The street! deportme‘ c has been 4’
‘ most is entertsl
~Premiums< w; it
its. pure cl‘eonr
Ass for‘it. _‘ ,
Ullllr A; ,,
nulls % lililliiliili‘r
Resolutions Providing for Huron:
election- oodimdiotriotlng more
. Put on Oslondsrstor Wollston-
v_'dsy, at ilgfolock.
HARTFORD. Matilda-rill the House
this morning the bill. mondlnrthelsw
of 1899 so that Moll 'hejgilioslei' for
clubs to existent! on ' « ' »
t I}:
The, inhibition g 7 .
Joye dept, albino oi “ . .‘
Bridgepor wssoonllme. d3“ “ ‘v
The bill constituting‘iathors and mo-
thersdolllt Wordless or their children
in substitute form, was reported rev:
ordbly by the Judiciary Committee.
Action on the two resolutions provid-
ing tor plurality elections and redis-
tricting the state was put on the col-
ander for the order of the day on Wed
uesdsy st 11 o’clock. ‘
l An important bicycle hill wns report-
ed revorgoly torthe House thid‘l‘norn-
in; and tabled tor. action it provides.
that all rubber tired vehicles including
bicycles. while in use on public streets
and highways, shall show from ono‘
hour after sunset until one hour from.
sunrise s. light so that it shall be seen
at a distance of 00 (out. From h s.
m. to 7 p. on. cue lights shall not be
necessary. Neglect to attend to this
law shall be punishable by a line of $5.
Penalty to be remitted when it appears
on accident. Security against appear-
ance shall be either the vehicle or a
deposit ol .5. _
The House this morning received-tile
hill of the New York, New Haven it
Hartford Railroad Company {or trans-
portation or members of the General
Assembly. The appropriation is $22.-
soc. The same committee reported tor
$2.000 for the Guillord historical nlu-
scum.
, scents 'Noudingo.
HARTFORD. Msy lbw-in the Senate
unisvcroblo reports were made on the.
appointments of John W. Gardner. ot‘
urolnweil, end A. 0. Sternberg. oi‘
Westllortiord, trustees of the Connec-
ticut ngrlcultursl College. ‘
W
G. A. R. BUNDAY SERVICE.
Rev. Walter W. T. Duncan. oi the
First Methodist Church, has extended
invitnlons to the following G. A. R. sol
cieties to attend as special service aunt
day evening. Moyudu. Buckingham
Post, No. it. Buckinghsm W. R. C...
No. .30, Douglas Fowler Post. No. ill
Douglas Fowler w. n. c, No. 15 ml
0.8. Ferry Commend, No. 7, mil. Ul‘,
A sermon appropriate to the ooossioh
will be preached and patriotic Ifilecl
lions will be rendered by the choir.
An evening's service of help and cheer
tor the o. A. it. Comrades, their sum
cintos null lrlends. ‘
. rw'". " l
3 IUGHRIQWI INTIRTMNID. ‘;
1'i‘lleinoielneucy oi the weather ‘ you
t , virept mom who beionu‘ to thi
uohrsplub«lromnttendlug the re
, dared them‘by .ilirs. Russo
Frost ’yesterduy afternoon. ,Neverthe
termithersmsre fourltsbles filled on
a genuine shod tlmc‘wss spent. 'l‘h‘
hrstprlso woe wouiby hirskllldwor
Merchths second 1. hire. lindiine ‘
Raymond and therguests' price by Mrs
demos, all. , ‘VKnspp. . Refreshment '
Were. . served. '1' is 4: afternoon ii ‘
tolhopu
ml . The bodies of Conductor Hol-
v‘lingshead and Engineer Berk-
‘ \strcesor were“ blown four hundred ~,
yards actions therivsr. _‘The'c,snse
3. of the explosion lsnot known.
V mm A, ‘
" 7 ”WAN ingrown-gm ~
iniede < today. .: Samuel
‘ rennet: Crosby
‘r
been too“.
‘ .. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May to
‘ lele nrgllnlents in the reorder
trial of Clmries‘R. Eastman were
. Elder
opokc for the defense. .‘cforc a
-. crowd of spectators which. packed V
the court room. Mr. Elder,-‘in
openln ,‘lnede a statement to. the
Jury o__ points on which the gov:
ornament-based its claim thatuthe ‘
shooting.of (Richard Gro on, jin.
last July. Wasmurdcr an , notion
accidents. These points were: Al.
l'eged threats againfitflrogan: the
condos; of the dcicndant‘nfter the.
shooting; the bullet that killed
Greene. and Edsuua‘u’sstory of
the affair. Mr. Elder character,
inedthcpto“ ofij'ohn Gro‘gsnthst
Eastman he made threats against
RlclinrdiGmgnn as “an invention
which "did not rise iii her than the
bar room ,s‘nrroundglgs of John
Grogan's own youth.” He declar—
ed, also. that'jt was unreasonable
to supposco‘thst Eastman. if plot.
ting Gregory’s death, should 'say
before the mother of the victim
that his day's were numbered.
schnapps ASHORE. .
NEW YORK, May” Io—-—Tlle
Oak island Life Savmé“ Station
reports a threemasted schooner
went ashore, this forcnoon, west
of Point Lookout. An "attem t
was first made to get to te
stranded Scllonoer by the Point
Lookout Life Saving Station.
They shot a life line out to her and
it was partly hauled out by the
schooucr's crew. They. then
abandoned it and got it into the
schooner’s yew! and rowed oil
shore. The Point Lookout life
savers went after them in the life
boat, and had not returned at
noon. The schooner's name is
not yet known. A heavy Sea is
running.
MR8. RATHBUN , ‘
IN ‘WETHERSFIELD.
NEW HAVEN. May IWMTS.
Ann Marie Rathbull. convicted of
the murder of her husband, Wil-
item, by poisbn. was sent to
Wcthersficld toda . She was con-
voyed quietly to edsr Hill, a sta-
tion several miles from the city,
and there joined eleven other prie-
onsrs who had been started more
openly on their way to Wethrs—
field, from the, Union Station.
Her children [were omitted to
bid her good bye at t in jsiiherc.
WW .
lensesoW1vnnltnvo ‘1 E
‘ 00M?AN‘Y ENJOINED' _ leu’ro'le.’ was impressive, peritonitis.
, DUNKIRKLNfiYn Ma”. o..-
,The ‘Pchnsylvnms .Roiiroa Lom‘
a pony has emomed' the Jamestown
and Chsuteu"uhllollrosd Come
fishy from crds; pug itsiracks. one
ere one
erg .
eddy, located. . .
furnace. The Greenwich.
cf the Daughters of the
Revolution ha.
fillience to be , .
. 1 y line from seeing over
l.
Am call
tin T
historic spot...
PROMINENT
ulcerationw ?
on e A
Mi ton J. Warn r-
ome . died last siren pg,
(fifty‘ our years. Three.
.George Coiling Warner. '
her of the low firmzof Gal b
ough. Millard W_ of
York‘wrMiiton , ,
‘esteru N. Y., en Eercy Dc Forest
nent
work.
SUICIDE'S soov .
losurmsn.
SEATTLE, .Wasilq Ma [0——
The body of R. N. Poiloc , who
committed suicide in this city,
Wednesday, was positively iden-
tified by his former pastor and
friend, Rev. R. A. George, of the
Trinity Cougre tionai Church.
of Cleveland,“ wro is on his way
to Nome, and lost present in Seat-
tle. Mr. George vviil“tbkc charge
of the bodyls‘ndmny. possibly sc-
company it to Clevelpnd.
DOES KITCHENER WANT .4
TO GIVE IT.UP?
ONDON, Meyxlo-Jl’he War
Office here denies the statement
published in New York, that Lord
Kitchener has telegraphed advisi
iug‘ iclding all the demands of
the ' acre, with the exce tion of
long continuition oi the war.
BROKER KILLS CHlMSE‘LF.
NEW YORK," my‘jl‘oe-‘tWest-
brook Meyers, la real 'cslot‘ii‘ broke
or. shot himself today at his home,
No. 215 East Filtieth street, and
died an hour afterwards.
muslc TIAGHIRI' CONVINTION.
Mrs; curries 8. St. John returned
from New linen, teeny. ‘whblo she
““‘lb‘l'i‘ l'“l‘"i‘
muses as re... cl ,_ nu
brilliantly brought to :o c ‘whsn
Mendelssohnls :oretcrlo or liilih aims
given in costumssnd collection. by s
lisvcn‘s best lccsl singers.
it. Macaroon: the ”isvorittw
t rims: r. Bushnell. mourning u}
Home ‘ fourteen or“ South N r‘wllllr's
ii to be hoped more of our : usiclsnll
ice I b all ‘eidrsoi' limo mu
nonethel-
rrwv , i
asslso derailed tworiocomotives j ‘ '
ill‘,sllc’h‘”}e way. that the ' new in
The , ‘ '
fill it
.Wsrncr, of. Waterbunypsd‘rviile'
her. She was one of the leading '
women of tili’l‘si‘town and promi-a ‘
especially, in charitable m .
the three don"
lilusielovers stttndedthe f ‘iv‘el..' it '
:‘Willxim rovethilicppottunifihlt how -
son ; secs—.snw
in soodi‘ order: else:
9 High street; Booth
' FOR GALE-33?:
Court of Probate, the s
for sale all theireoi
C. F. Tones, situated ’, ._
nue, crown avenue, Le ‘
and the 'Benedloi Form , “E.“
Ill. ld.Toiles, Administrors. . _‘
F01!- sets-emu
rey, Heydock make. vs
112:. light weightychss'
v t, Main and Ann 8th.;
- FOR BALE-“RAPE '5
0.0. P. 00.. 80 feet ions
0 h. bromine. Can be
house in Bowoyton.. I
Merton.» cm.
“ ‘Ffih' OALE non
ing‘ lots flor sole.
DIS/1037A. Wood‘l
independence, owing to is cdn- “this
viotion that they cannot be‘iorcedx ‘; '
to lay down their arms without a .1 .
P I
so "on "i“ pom “ "p
bond clothing bought
ed boss Violin turns 0.
Washington street.
. cousrooK Him “that n
est-gr, smilk delivered. I '
Norwol ondvlcl’uity. t” c
“grew cerisonpdc
we . ,
r.
shun».
. “misfit ”on - '
owner coll have ssl‘h
chorus oi some eighty voices ,irolmw 1'31 t: 3.,
. er .
With e, wellailnowu' cast. Mismdgsnnoh .
Cummings. Miss. Marguerite heluwr
Norwalk Chronicler