lace to always I; ,a cool breeze the hottest dayl‘i s of. tI-there are three n‘ w cottages or loniei style. create. and carpem site now Ihustlink In large casino tout. n in‘thc' will. take care or? o so hem style. M s Hell in rested comfortably last d e it ill finished a more hom‘ellkc large and airy, and oV' . Sound. There is a large fire place in the sitting room. bolt to the ceiling. of roughlsto ,“gatherbd on the island It is borders wtth 'iwhi‘te’ stone, picked up along the sen shore. The chimney” of. the kitchen is hilltop themutsidc. and is also erected rough stone from the grounds. The arteries is a lecture I)! this building. itl s to he one of the most modern of an ny‘.“'nround Directly oil from it is the retrigerstot that will hold four time oi ice. The sleeping apartments are on the floor above: The Jare sixteen bed- rooms and one be ltxroom. These are to be elegantly rnished with white iron furniture. erythlng is to be cleaned up by ration Day. Mr. Smith is going t nhite several hun- dred people to th no on‘ that day, Of course the cottages and The buildings a o be lighted with acetylene gas. A house is being erect‘ ed to hold the msdhine that will fur- nisu the gas at the tenant time. There is elegant spring ter on the island, and three fresh water ponds, that add much to the appearance of the place. A huge well is being dug in the cen- ,ter of t e island. and over it a wind mill wil beerected., The windmill will pump water into a' latte tank from which the cottages and casino will be turnlsh‘ed with running water. Al- ready over “.000 form of pipe has been laid Mi‘. Smith has had this With , tor analysed by a N w‘YorlI chemist. ' lie pronounced it to the purest wa~ hit that could be procured ,1th only is the intend one or the best sharper resorts that; can be obtained. but it is a III-In enliven Everythi‘n and most will be raise t decision in the case of M some at the accident. ll hotel it till ‘ " Erhard rallies ilimInI Qu’ihtsrd. ill oIaud Falrileld puny gave the and note tor $5,000. On Tue or iii t - III; to protest. r e papers are returnubl Judge Joseph R. Taylor to e, against Ariel Cameron. Jr..; a .. favor or the piai’ntiit to recorder no costs of still. pound nature oi the: tilt. mam. uusu BY umuuu till I who Riding in HIVIIInd Street, and in ‘ ‘ Endavorinp rs Avoid the" (tart Struck Another Wheel and wr- Thrown Oil. ' - Mrs. Emma (l Hubbard. widely 0 Rev. George Hubbard. and who u apartments in Hotel Hamilton met with a very painful accident. yesterday afternoon. by falling from her wheel. The result was that she now lies with .Lcotnpoulid fructule oi the right leg on the ankle and knee. both it broken. She is being " at the hotel. a “ littéltdillltq. «withstanding the severe out- reed oars. Hubbard rand Geo lap has apartments a “gate rill land 5 o‘ciodk for a ride on their wheels. They turned oil South Main street into Hov‘iishd I Just ahead of them was a sprin ling cart on the seat or which was Stephen 8. Gregory. There: was plenty of room to get by the cart on the right but lost as the ladies were about to pass. the driver cut them off by sharp- ly turning the horses toward the curb. Mrs.‘ Byiugton was a little in the lead and Mrs. llebbard, in order to get out or the way of the shower of water quickly turned towards the curb. in so doing, her trout wheel struck the rear wheel or Mrs. Bylng- ton and she was thrown with much forée a elect the stone curb. There she lay n great pain. unable to set up. Mrs. Byinxdon linen that something serioud lla'd nurse ed. and immediate. ly and for Dr J. iiton auburn. The physician hurried to the scene and With the aid of a bystander, carried Mrs. Hubbard do her apartments Dr. auburn then set about to reduce the fractures“ before the evening had worn swamp fiflebbard was resting quite comtordila’y . yand during the night she was able '9 sleep some. The point of! thé accident was about opposite police headquarters. Accord in; to the story at the ladies. MI. Gregory was careless in sprinkling the street, that be deliberately turned towards the curb just as the ladies were about tapers. it was impossible to iind Mr. Greg- ory today. so his version of the story could not be obtained As he had his basil to the cyclists, it is probable that he did not know they were about to pass him. newest" LEAGUE 800]“. The hrfivy rIIin kept many from at- tending e monthly social of the Ep- worth mtue of the Not-walls Metho- dist Church lest hi hi, but those who were present great y enjoyed the en- tertai‘hluent Which consisted of a piano selection by Miss Lisnle Osterbauks a recitation h Miss Edith Roberts, the Mhty Deep," by Herbert nBeniIott’s basis so ’ ‘ at by Misses , . ,. The Kind Words dlrcie at King‘s enters.- oi the Norwailt Congress- churrch. met 15?,»me and ”Mikhail." I . . " lumber term of the Suhetor 00 it" In.” hIthId SuIlIiI lion. ,1 Mi“. potarted out from the? lithe was pleased . til t. Mr. Baker would , and the ' rd oi councilman duality unproven of. the porn ll , 1‘. Baker as having given most excel that service to the city during the years he had acted as chief engineer. and no lung the coin- ‘ticlpate the parade on iebr ion of the line hundredth on my of the town on Tuesday June tau. it was voted to permit the companies to vote on the matter indi virtually. but the invitation will prob ably be accepted. Foreman liartord who had lust re Iuruell Irom the State lrurexuen s Con ,iu‘tormed the doting oi some surprweedinas it! particularly on t esuccess soil loved in having the Legislative apps-o. ”prlatlon or II cod 0 creased to $10,000 or. and also lit a portion or old be drawn on it; advance to make up I deficiency in the expenditures oi the preceding” year. This lund goes at most entirely to the cuppa t or children of the ill-omen Who are tiled in the performance oi their duties. There are thirty or those now, and each one‘ receives 31, 50 a week until they shall become fifteen years of ago Mr. Hartord also defined the duties ofp the department physician. as viewed by the Association members. and star. ed that it was only necessary to have him called in for the purpose or certi lying to the disability of a member. and state when the time arrived that the injured man should be taken from the benefit rolls of the Association Whenever Ill accident occurred at I lire. immediate report should be made to the capttlin or whoever is in com mand. and his is ‘given to the chiet’of the deport out. who notifies John 8 Jones. of estport, the secretary at the Articulation. The matter of the resignation of secretory Philip L. healer was brought. up and it developed that as- sistant but use Smith had written to Mr. Wheel r. 'fwho is at present resid~ ing in Brooklyn. suggesting that in fairness to the department he should resign at once. Mr. Wheeler replied that he proposed to retain the cities and draw the salary of $10 a year even though he did not perform the work. . lie gov as a reason lor this that when his rodecessor was in or lice be (Mr. Wheeler) performed a and share or the work. and he thought hat someone should do it now for him it was decided to leave the matter un til the next. annual election. and then the meeting adjourned. POWER FOR’j‘THE TROLLEVD. When the addition now being built on the Seaview avenue. Bridgeport. power house. or the Connecticut itali- way and Lighting Oombauy is com- pletId and equipped the power of the plant will be almost doubled. The present horse power is 1,.350 A new motor to be installed in the addition will be oi 1.250 horse power. This ad- dition is to turnis‘h a surplus power. and it is not contemplated in close any he power houses .in Nor-walk or Der y.‘ The company planned some time ago to build I new house about midway between Now find Brides- . lmske this“ unnecemry. W o is heavy at present the companymnds that it _ all! n veggeienggicwo-o ‘ I s . ' otflhoro retells” with to W l , 'I ‘ For Mill river and Wondmont. centurion troll dietitian holders . ~3 rumor; owned Hartford characterised ‘ thought that his nomination Would be ‘1 see seconded the étbody lie U. . tiv v9.8» s‘m W M masters ow “me this slalom! has seen his wile.‘ y although he declared she had spent ; the winter in firingeport. but his did not know where she was at the present ' time; he believed she was in Lowell Mess lie. know also that she had been at her mother's home in Norwalit. The couple had no children. The pc- titloner was represented by J. Belden Hurlbutt. pLucy A. Crawford.- sister of the mid" stated that she trad mat the do ancient since the separation and that Mrs. Thomas had told her she was tired of Wilbur. and would not live with him again. Decree was granted. The case of Cassie Teller vs. Calvin Teller. was next called. Plaintiff. a matroniy looking woman. alleges into! ersble cruelty. The couple were mar- ried in Danbury. June 16,1894, and re- sided there. Two weeks later. plain- tlil claimed her husband began his abuse. He threw a bread knife at her which missed striking her. His abuse continued at intervals. and on one or:- oasicn he threatened to carve her with a knife. His son responded to her call for help and took the knits from his father. "The dpy alter he threw the knife i told him he was so abusive I was afraid to live with him. and that l was going to leave. He begged me not to so. and l relented " Witness declared that her husband had- an u'ngovernsble temper drank occasionally, and had been arrrested and lined. Patrick J. Walsh and others corrob- o'rated the testimony of the plaintiff. Decree granted. In the suit of (lore. SteVohs for di- vorce lrom William E. Stevens. both of Daubury. the plsiptlff alleged in- tolerable cruelty sud habitual intent- pcrance: M'rir. Stevens lived with her husband up to a year and a half ago. when she was compelled to leave him iehrln, she claimed, tor her lite Wit. sees a ted one instance where he had come home under the influence ol li- poor. and struck her in the face. She ran from the house. and was locked out by her husband. She was finally compelled to go to the police out! so- cure protection. Stevens had been iti'r ”rested on umerous occasions, and Po- i'i'ilruey testified to thorlm can that the defendant was drunk more times than he was sober. during the: past year. The oiiicer testified to « iltpyen‘I having been arrested twice for “Inuit on his title Indh had been but I) . dboili ce headhunters told the n to‘po . noises; in shares oi him tl‘lst he ' ldn’t slim“ his .- abbot 89 right of I Preferred, ’ I-cpiied to Mrs. Tchey's request. ' hull informed her that she has bought them. through him.‘ ' ' that the sales were recordled on it ‘ l . , t . , cg House Sheet for that ‘ day, the date not being mentioned. showed that Morgan purchased the required shares, and then re I sold them on the some day. Mot: gen was taken before “I Ge 1 8 Judge F034- A EIEEME SAVED SEVEN HORSES SPRINGFIELD Mass. .. May 25-—T wenty-fivc firemen Worked with desperate energy to save sev- en stm gglih horses from the Springfield umber Compauys barn, which. with the company‘ s boiler room, dry kilns and planing mill, was badly gutted by fire, at l oclock, this morning. The ef— lort to save the hmses‘ lives was luade when the barn was a mass of flames, and it was successful. 'lbe fire was fought with great success by the firemen. who saved the bi stock sheds. The total loss wi i probably be $ro,o'oo; fully insured. RAILROAD WRECK CAUSED BY WASHOUT. BINGHAMTON N Y., May. 25—h is reported here that a wreck has occurred on the Dela- ware & Hudson road, betvvceu ‘ Afton and Nineveh,’ lll Cllenango county, as the result of a flood. Passenger train No.8, leaving here at 1:50 a. 111.. was unable to get through and no trains have at- rived from the east since last night m I‘ THREE-YEAR- OLD CHILD TERRIBLY BURNED. BAR PFORD, May 25—~Fiop ence, the three~year-old daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bracken, living at 38 Kingsley street, was terribly burned, at her home, shortly after 9 o ’,clock this morn- ing, her body beih almost burned to a cri up. and die two hours iat— ‘er at the hospital. It is thought the child's clothes ignited from the kitchen Stove fire. While her mother was outfto get some milk. OFFICIAL ARRE TED . FOR EMBE ZLEMEN‘? .. FcQLORAno sramos . , MeycstoseerT. Halaw I been for eight y are titty. tree Cbior‘udo Spr its, and Char I. Smith." who ms for iodi- you ~ e ct ‘ vessel is in temporar charge of(3 trout or them clue,4,316 Michigan enue, ,i 4 he Wasjbeaten, choir o Inserts iii bb covery from-Injuries the attack is uncertain. age of cightydoum agents. but makes it Iovwn coliccé ions. In planning the attack It the old memt . ’xpected to overpo barn, and find a lions, estim ’ ocket. Th iie' lain William 5 ”m ~' Inerly comtumblers;3 tie Wh 'e. Star Line. was arrigned lit Relic Court toda. bed on a charge of for. ! ‘ :~ , YJ S. . ' SSE izabethIRecd.coi~: _ with having placed the Signature of Mr. Nugent. by ird’udulent litil- ographs, to some $1.000 gold bonds,‘ In 1897. One of. these halide was sold to Mrs. Reed. W.“ SPAIN DISINTEGRATING MADRID, May 25~Spcaking before the Naval Congress. yes~ tcrday, on the subject whether or not Spain should be a naval pow- M er. Admiral Cérvera expressed fears of the disintegration of Spain into a number of small“? .. its ' do not wish,” he said. '1 ” terests of the navy shell . inate. at the expense of interests of the countrys serving as I do what 15 log on at the present day. I am a raid Spain " may become ”like the Italy of the-— middle ages.” NEW COMMANDER FGR FRENCH CRUISER. PHILADELPHIA, May 25—» 'l he French training cruiser D’Es- trees. which arrived here on May 5. sailed today for St. Pierrc,0 Miquelou Island, where she will await the arrival of her new com— mander. who Is now on his way from France to Halifax. N S. The Captain Moreau. he former commander of the D' Entrees. Count De Ramay (is Sun is in a hospital. suffering. tom ty- phoid fever. Is improving. VOLCANO KILLS tilt PEOPLE llp- _ ens. "‘ ”"10 ht out mploy no ' . f -I ll ll heat and For one or we gentleni ,... Gerdrd place. Private lent. , V. ‘ro Let—moose o . sols. 7mms. :10 month. mull At Market. . ‘ro LET~HDUSE o dfin sci mulls}; 312. 50 month. . ll ar . I , ‘ -r-o LET~FOUR boon Ewart: n cbrbetr moot: ream further particulars inquire at til of The Old W6“ Cigar ($0.. 88 _ lngton street; 'ro hear—soon H I occupied by Ill-I. stroot. inquire sin. I some one to set two goat's high grade bee * ti and 24 high, on: :16 with a 65:) ball Adore" sgBo Norw‘aik FOR SALE—15 it"i‘. CEDAR: *with center-boars India in first class condition. Apply Raymond. Elm era Nomi-ill. FOB OALawctllllAP. .A house. 7 rooms. on high mu, , intranet? walk iron: dop , Guidemowayto . FOR Inns—oven II at. habhitlnz. tbonoup'ldy0 can conveningi share. oc- ' 00., "M - ' M. c. A. I: list '1 core will be no Issue inestlli THE HAGUE. May rswAu of- it be it finial despatcb from 13am. lIIJaVa, says three Europeans and I78 nirl tchs perished as the result of the recent eruption of the volcano of Kclcet ‘ W l«Ill'AlN'l‘ElllI lN HAND LUOK. This mbhlibll’ meoti , . in' I Auxiliary will so on lioness night ‘ stem or Tuesday i , ran” merits conned . s The finishing or the paintlnlr ”‘IW‘ cllcclr’s residence at iii A yesterday afternoon. will has Ibis occurrence to two rune into argon and" Seth Gillie tcthc lttlc ,tr , t... W the paroled “to L 0qu and Seth diiiitlied El,
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