' I will be a loan exhibition 9
“ ‘ ticai'hlatory relics. As its
I. look has ;
‘tion to beat the“ o
night. i theorising Wait.
to
i roar i ‘ odiat'ely.
.e'sent Valet} tones ,
.3;
for "they knew that ii .
i the lot.
rated with him.
inedrner being tan-
here were cries
'Walker,’ Walk-
. had been dulled
certainly send ave done so. Both
seemed toybe '. good as, when they
first put loan a memoir: the ring.
’As these' in lied met before in
this place, there wasxconuiderableqlo:
teresli’ manifest '
the, bout. [Ea
and when they “ .itred tor the ,ilrst
time, both received an equal ovationi‘
Monahan Was till!
platform. Be w, 4,
immediately wenti
seconds took him ,
1y live minutes , .re.Waiker showed
up. He was aqua l3? cheered. it could
be seen thatrbot hien,:‘wei‘e in‘ the
best oi condition. lt,was said that
Monahan never looked better in the
' ring and’ that Walker was in fast light-
ing trim.’ , , _
“These, assertions floretrue, so far
astlie lighting was‘;eoncerned."ior Wal-
harry/did: list of the, rushing and had
Monaharr in his corner. a great many
times. ‘Dutch" would, rally from the
. i
«mslaught‘oi blows 'andliand; a trainee:
baby cheered. He
his corner and his
diiuhvblowwith his/right on the f'ncévfof .
Walker. This Would drive the latter
back every time.
‘Early “lathe afternoon the sports be-
' gun to arrive. They came from New
Yorkwllartiord. New Haven, Bridge-
port, Stamtord and inany other places.
, The exhibition :was rather late in
some
‘ some to give him early notice of ,
, Barter limiter comes
l. is sun filmliiun
r barge "of soil coal. containingfiilo tons.
‘ [his the Columbus and was loaded at
. R ,.
, charge or tiié‘
rat to mount the 5'
" ' The comus
_ a pontoon. .3 Gbalns. will" be * fastened
‘ ‘01' two
this. is . only, a rumor, and
riiled. Aboutall the hold ,.
doing is to say nothing a -
. ",- CHURCH BEL ~
interesting services at, to
next week in Bridgeport on
two‘. or three days or the, lo,
" lend”
, _ , cats the unloading.
Leuuohsa from Norwaik ammonia
the search tenths Cult and rum
, .Found Where it Lay-elderly
, ‘ More to be Recovered. ‘ .
Adler a week oi? hard work lusweepl
' " the Sound for a molten “barge or
, the Baxter Wrecking .tlom any.
of ew York. “succeeded in tacit as a
oesontbediéggsen. and was b0
Wl’QflSfi
. tog the Norwaisa
’ ‘ ii. ,eiipérlenced
his H lea Taylor had
0 on an, gum Waters was in
n r. .
The Columbus sunk sttoll' Greens
Farms, hetn‘loen the‘~Penileld"aud {goat-
is albeit
at a tow oi thirteen barges, bound for
Bridgeport, and.New Haven. The can
tale of the Columbils, when he learned
that there ‘were to bethlrteon in, the
tow. protested against allowing his
boat being one‘oi the number. He
was at a superstitions turn of mind.-
“He, said that something-would he pen.
Not only did the Columbus go own,
but the Frank-Miller, owned by Frank
Miner. 01. Newport. sunk as will The
other elevenliw taken “through sale-
The FraultM-iiler was recovered a
few weeks agg,.'byjthe Baxter Wreck:
lug Company. 3 [turtles located farther
toitho cast. but}, jappearedthat the
Golbmbus‘ wholdwneverbe round. it
was nearly ,4 o'clodkwhen the sweep
linorgrappled entire barge... ' The crew-
,knew in an instant that they had iound‘
what they werelufter. Samples of the
‘coal were procured, a buoyi'Was sunk
and the crew returned to South, more
walk. To make sure that therewould
be no mistake as, to the location. are
vidlns’thlit. someOno Would ‘ raised-toe
buoyv monomers; taken of the‘ sur-
roundings. _ ‘ .. »
Cantu n 'l‘lmmins went to New York.
and returned toda ‘for the purpose or
going out to tile-p ace and draw a sort
or, map or the surroundlllss. It is the
intention'oi the company to commence
operations on Monday to raise incident.
The harge,,with its cargo. has to be'
raised‘Ibodlly, as soft coal cannot be
pumped. It will go through the screen
and into the Sound. .Mr. Thomas
says that sort coal is more valuable
alter it lies in the water. He says that
suit coal has been recovered after it
has been in the, water its iiiteen years,
and had brought from 50 cents to Ii.
more on: n tonpthan the freshly. mined
, y will sends ,wreoklng
ohooner to th solace ou'hlouday, with
. I . ‘.
» t
under the barge/sud itwilLbe raised
with hydraulic incite. .,..,'i‘lie, Baxter
.Wrmkingflflompany ha '
‘(ltillllll as ‘ _
, coidr‘sloriu lab
firetruck stills some
. that‘thoi' not to
tplievtuistriod
‘ ‘ nit}:
\ m‘ , re to, i
dance. while the opposite gallervaal‘
' "milestone iron: whiebi .
“ or the dance music of Linkweileris or» .
theatre healed l'orth, was orettily doe. . '
:. die; Miss Edna Tattle
white ,organdl'e , with pink-n ribbon
80m .
vol-ed ten .
oi,” those who . did ,, not.
well . tilled. . . 3
the strains
orated with palms and cut showers.
5. All the evening theriioor was well
During intermission
were served. , .,
The door director was Harvey w.
Brew. His assistants were Harry 9.
howls, Gilbert 13. Bogart, Essen bowls
and, John A. Hyatt. '
refreshments
were: .
‘ Miss Emilie Ferguson, white organ-
lace ribbons; Miss Margaret Roberts.
white-errands ,
trimmed with is
.and' white trimin with pink»: Miss
Freda Ferguson. gray silk with so,
aliens work: Miss Mdhle,Forris..iiow-
ered ’org’andic: Miss Lillian Ferris St.
John, yellow orgsudie‘ with black trim-
mln ; Miss hills. Emerson, white or
gan’ic trimmed with pink:. Miss A,
M‘ tile. trimmed _(
ands B‘ueh. ink org
hit“ 9 a
Miss uck
rewrite
an
tripedteasbi..ms incite-lei
candle audfibl cirvelvei;
- xglh K per.
white organdlec' mounds "’- born
pink‘moussellne and white velvet:
Miss Marion Cummings. Dink and
die over pink; Miss Lillian Bertram.
flowered orgaudlez. Miss Marion Haw
icy, oi'New Canaan; red silk, with
mutant: lace; Miss Ileii‘a Potter, blue and
whitestrlped lawn; -.Miss Charlotte
Hamilton, black silk: grenadine and
White lace waist; Miss Jennie Oahlli.
gray silk; Miss Dayton, of New Gan-
aau. white; Miss Kemmerer, oi Hart-
ford, blue and white: Miss Bertha Har-
vey. or mica, N. Y.; Miss Ethel Potter.
pink organdie with white; Miss Flori
oncefiJackson, blue silk and black;
*Mles Edith Wilson, blue' and gray:
Miss Daisy Wadhams, white organdie
ever pink; bliss Ethel Hendrickson.
rod; Miss Elsie Cummings, white:
Miss Alice Smith, white ergandle with
blue; Miss Grace Glover. pinkorgan
are; Mlsséliiiliau Deverall. blue and
white; " .Miss' Fannie Goldsghmidt.
white or'gandle over lavender: Miss
Mary Gllhool‘y. pink newere‘d lawn and
black: Miss :Bessle ‘ Nickerson. blue
and white lawn’if'Miss Smith. white or-
gandie, blue ribbons; Miss-3*”Pllte,
white; Missyflolen Flynn. pink, trim-
ined with blacklists and velvet: Miss
May, Olsen, pink-iorgandle and silk
black velvet trimmings. ;
, Miss Maude Gregory. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles! Holmes, Mrwand rs. Chase,
Mrs. A.,O. Wheeler, ilhar lo Wilder.
Frank Smith. Horace Brown, Howard
Pierson, lilrneat Wilson._-0lln Youngs,
George Raymond. Benldln
Horace Gray. Maurice Lockwood, Hora
old Seymour, Will Dana. Frank, Van
Burenfllmuis Leonard, Howard Wilson.
Frank Draw, Edward Newman. Henry
,Gehrmann. Walter West. Charles Hill,
Henry Buttery. Frank Stnrtevant, Wil-
llam Howler, or New Canaan; Glar-
ence AndrerIs,,Franlt Kelley. Eugene
O'Connell, Wilbur Bylngton. ll‘rank
Finnegan, Sterling Atwatcr, Eddie
Hard. 0': Bridgeport, Harry Gibson, Qs
oer Squires. .A. J. Collins. Dr. '1‘. a.
Riordan... Commander Ii. ll. Bursitis.
(3. Wheeler, ”.8. ,nghnm, J. William
vollinor.‘ ' ‘ , '
8010'le FiX‘l’Ultls. I,
Charles ‘ Lloyd Wants ‘o'aloon Furnish-
, wing-tot 1M rtln upshr.
'- ,Debutyvfiheriii,lloulleyvtoday served
l“ wit oi replavlnw ,artin doubt.
l'his'.action .isib' ht‘fby Charles
1401mm ll ._
Lilliedeand everyone of the twenty new ‘
v hers brought out most at the dancers. ‘
Among those noticed on the floor ~
bite him with ,
Quinn. ,blacitnat. ,
i‘es Yates, blue
d all (lento arrive at
white; Miss Anna Rider, white organ- a.
in Masher. ,
‘ will
i
7
road « beginning
the reenter
does not go,
o fhangea
use
"limb
, Ne Noril (Hui
River station! at 1M5 bran. . .
, A news near express" train will
leave New. Haven at 8:55 a. m., stop-
ping at ' Bridgeport South ‘Norwalk
and Stamford. dueNew York" at 10:45-
a. m.,,gmeturnlngwlii leave New York
at 8:00 p. m., making same schedule
as ithe present 8 o'clock week day
a n.
The usual summer trains. between
New York and Pittsneid will’be added
at this time; Fromg-Plttsiieid the ex‘
press trains will 'ld'ave at 7:15 a. m.,
1215 p. .m, and 4:00 p. m., and com-
mencing Sunday. May 26. a Sunday
train will leave for New York at 5.20
Ii. m.‘ -
Trains now due New Haven at 7:35,
0:60 a, m.,‘i-lltiio noon, 12:45, 6:05 ‘nnd
7:35 p. m., will ,at‘riva at 7:25, 9:45,
11:50 a. m., 12:40, 6:28. and 3:25 p. m.,
respectively.‘ v' ’
’l‘worllocal trains will be added on
the Danbury branch.-
The morning connection for points
on the Bitehlleld branch of the‘Bei’lt-
shire division, will be 9:30 a. 111., via
Derby Junction, instead of 0:10 a. m.,
yla Bridgeport. ,
NAUQATUGK AND BERKSHIRE
‘DiV SIGNS.
The 9:05 a. m. and 12 noon trains
Will leave at 9:33 and 12:05 p. m., re-
spé’ctiitely. The 7:50 p. m. trhln will
be exheiided to Winsted.
Sundays the 4:10 p. m; train irom
Winstod will leave ’at 4:00 p. m., due
New Haven 8:22 a. m. "
, HARTFORD DIVISION.
The Sunday train leaving Springfield
at 7:40 a, m., will leave at 6:46 a. m.,
duo. New Haven at 8:50 a. m., there.
oonhooting with the new express for
New York.
A, new train will leave Hurttord at
7:08 a. m., stopping at Berlin (connec-
tion from New Britain). and .Mdriden.
due New Haven 7:50 a. m.. connecting
with 8:00 a. in. last express for New
York. ' ' i . ,' ,
Returning a 1 new train will leave
New Haven at 7:00 p. m.,xconnecting
With 0:001). in. trainirom New York.
and stopping at Wallingiord. Mei-[den
and Berlin ( caution for New Bri-
tain). due Ha lord at 7:65 p. in.“
, snoas LiNisl DIVISION. ,
The 7:56 a. in. train will leave at
7:13 a. m., due New London 0:40 a. m.,
andthe, unearths-0:00 a. or. train
from Guiltord at Chanel street. depot,
e'discontinued.c .
Alli» LlNlileOR’liigAMP'l‘ON mv
,. .
.‘The 7:4”. m. train for Willimsdtio.
will leave nt‘izsil seam. and the 0200‘
grin trainat 6:00.p._m.. the iatterdns
,. llllimantic ”7100mm. ‘ a ‘
‘ ’ “will-AND DiVifiiON. .
. 3 Derby. Ansonia,blorwalk
by bury,.Ncw Britain, and,
‘ mantis.
.fxnvasrsn w'rru
'kes, of ”machinist ‘
pa in = Hartford, Br}
. - . a 91ny
other cities of Cannecticut‘ are ex-
‘ ‘ posted ncxt Mouday, and result of
refusal of manufacturers to ac.»
'csde to the demand of the Interna-
" ' tlonal Association of Machinists
for a nine hourday. Several thou-
sand machinists in. title'sztatc are
, ‘ ' _ organized; it is estimated, and ex-
cept in Danbury manufacturers
have refused to accede to their den
In Bridgeport the eight hundred
. members of the union voted'last
night, to come out Manda [after
a letter was read from the local as1
‘ sedation of manufacturers saying
that the demand would not be
granted. Ansonia and .Dcrby
manufacturers assert that the dc-
' mend is in violation of an agree-
ment entered‘into ‘betwcen‘thelua
n of Manufacturers. The Whit-
.loc‘k Machine compile and the
Diggs-Scabury Gun an Ammunlg
lion Co. will close their plants
tonight, for an indefinite period,
and the men look upon the sinus:
lion themaapr tically a laden t
lit-Watt; b0. aud‘NewBrit in.
'rcpara, no are-heist
oraprolong‘etl
. fl . labor/leaders“, tie
inauuiactn ‘ » though 1 for ' the
most part . silent" regarding- the
orobable outcome. say they will
make a determined stand. ~
STAMFORD Man , _
« sursoca'rao.
STAMFORD, Conn, May 18-
'A fire of mysterious origin started
ill the two-story and nits: home of
F. Wayland Keith, a inauulactur;
or of Faté‘nt medicines, at» Water—
side, ast night, about 9‘o'clock,
and gutted his dwelling. Mr.
Keith and a man named Patrick
Morgan were in the house at the
“time. Morgan managed to gro e,
his way to the Window, but r.
Keith was suffocated by the
smoke and fell to the floor. He
lay in a second-story bedroom.
Several attempts were made to
reach him, but the dense smoke
Was ftiuud later near the window.
He had evidently fallen backward
while cndeavonug to ct out of
the window. ' He had can fully
dressed, but the clothes were
burned from his body. '
W
ARTISTSHOOTS sense. .
oral. sun HIMSELF.
CHICAGO, M‘uy 184+Lorric
Mauduso, a" Portuguese artist,
twenty—four years of ago, last
night shot Alice Cusack, a nurse
girl, through the neck and then
killed "himself. The tragedy oc-
curred in, Washington , Park,
which was three“ d with people.
The girl, who he (1 a baby in her
arms, was 5m entire stranger to
him." She will probably rc' over.
Muduaso was injured in a railroad
accident some time ago. and since
that time, liednot been entirely
saue- . s
i'
I, ,«fl ' WHITE VEI’rq
‘M‘MERllQEa' iii f
hes c, h to“, count r
and ‘Missflelsfifi ucs-Dw not
Waterburmmrc ormnll "
ed mi 31’ thowl‘ilt il‘ 'l ”
vent; 3rd this,»
item V oillcla
ternntlonal Association of'Mncb: 2
r , in'sts and the National Associa: -
l fminto euectl' “
‘ hey, was totallydestizoyed by fire
drove the rescuers back. The body I
, May. realising. ~
‘ , ,‘McKiuloyi‘shall‘iv
l .h : . mm'
d ins :fam l‘y were, at their Pb}
ndelphia 9‘ bottle ~ at:
fire broke out at 5:20. «1
cuss. narrowly escaped "being
, burned to death. The housemate. ’
1c, and Wes bull:
hotel. .
of the colonial at
n size.
It eralled‘
held for the present, is announced
toda . '1“ e moneywvill be-uscd
for t , e erection of another inn ‘ ‘
ial building, afid“‘will be ~f ‘
Sheffield Scientific School
new building will he situ
f
the combine ,, '
and Grove 5 .f ,. 3,:
‘site’ the new n 8111521? lien
be begun shortly.
the“ tint, ., T N
. .4 ,
heavy storm-.‘hhd‘h‘ womanvcgrel ‘
taker and her childand a man Sch 1
vent; who were slosplugiioflid ‘-
work of the Y. M. C. Axel the
“1.;
W
RAILROAD STOCK
Morgan & Co. annou
{that two—third of th
Chicago, Burli‘n q; ‘
Railroad Combs 38y '
posited at the ’ Colonia
,Com any, of Boston, and
rope itan ‘Trustfl ‘
Ponies acgulré' ,
mgton & Qllinc
STAMFORD an
STAMFORD, May 18~A large
barn, owned bijhomas J. Fin:
this morning, with all its contents,
including vc horses, one of which
Mr. Finney valued at $5,000. The
total loss is estiin
The owner states
the fire was of in’
but is unable to l
Sosrrsno pas-rd too
BURGLARIZED.
WINPSQR LOCKS, May 1&—
.A safe in the Suffield post office
was blowhppen by burglars, last
night, but .they were driven away
)3! apogee of citizens, without
curing the T3245 worth of stamps
which it contained, "Three men
are'knowxr to have been in the
gang. ,All escaped, ., ~
oscxnsn replacement
. IN: MRS; M'KINLEY‘.
SANiRANCISpo, May. ‘18-
8:45 a. in. Secretary 'Cortelyon
gave out the following statement:
‘f‘Dre. Hirschfclder, (ribbons and
Cashing met Dr. -Rixcy at 8 a. m.,
and found Mrs. McKinley’s coudi»
tiorrdccidedly improved since last
evening."
Cans WILL Ron. ,
ronosnow nounme.
ALBANY, N. Y., .Ma ‘illéAt.
32:45; it was conclude .‘byrthc
Fraction.(.ompauymot. to round
ed men, butlto suspcndj‘
' 0“ the nil-town” routcsinntli'roqar
ml“
the
marrow 'illorhiln .: ‘ The; -_mil‘i
1 rows . r .
3hasbeen‘drciiie
iron Works
‘ l1
Rushmore choose. '
. 5W." , V
‘ .l _S. reservation. Betwoeii
- . iegatasgfrom 36 tribes
more car's with lien-union lmpo - ‘
m 0
,NEW, HAVEN, May, raga ~ .
gift of a‘larg’c sum ofmoney to 5 _
Y ale, the donors name being with-‘1 .
lugs. “Workout-he building will '._...§.,
Great-”sun Council to
, , "outlived ,,
Al 10 o’clock box
ins. ‘or lathe leash ‘
on nextWednesday s. i,
great an coundll of ‘ .
will open their com ,, ‘
:port. The convent
will tie-the largest
creation". will be prefab“
‘ finzwui be new" at‘
throughout the re
will alaobe elected
"lwvsagainore Noah
made great sachel‘nh A;
, ,st'ertthe presen junior ,s
will be made senior
will berlmanywalididats
ilot,Junior.ungainorya null
contest [or the bill ‘
change recently land
of electing oilicers wil
to increase lntere '
- will at the "coming
their candidates rum
. The conventional!
and the visiting do
iterta‘inod at dinner
.h‘lMBl "’
‘TWENTY-FIFTH _ 1A
Eat-Councilman and fl R.
Celebrate an insult hi it his
Ex~Connollman and f 1!.
bill. of Spring, street, -. .
twenty-illth anniversil‘ . '
riaso‘iast ht an .
mediate relat ves ,we‘ ,,
night and an elabo
served; Tonight the
,lngham Post and in
porous 'will'bethe‘ .
Mrs. Gutbili. Many
have, been received
.1 H ‘ W
v. M. o. a.
"will; begun," ‘ ’
Norwalk Chronicler