. bur on, as his
possible. OI
‘. llc one. but as
n all other days
“opportunity to
‘ a slight
I‘ he s.
‘ oithert “bought-
.31 ling?! of those who
it tight to be.
Ii gun and
II the treasurer of the I
I or? trustworthy to ho. .
’9 Inoney. did“
the treasurer oi t .9 a
, :witli the $5,000 or .00. which
I given to the pariiih .0 build a chapel
In East Norwslk.
I . In the evening Mr. one" simply Ii
ed that on Saturday he had rs'tu _
all amounts over is contributed to the
money would be used to attain In the.
object as quickly that way as any
other and thought it advisslilo to wait
until the full amount couid be raised.
_ Rscomsd .inuIIIII Altsiiisoii on...
" I *illsf‘Sllorii It Cdlltndsr's Point
They Notified Medical Examiner Willis
and Word was Sent to the Rela-
III» In norvake-Ivemi- .
during the gals two wcelts ago tomor-
row. was found on the east shore of
Collondar' a Palm, Numb, last satin-J
vinyl morocco. Tho. 'disdovs‘ry m
by two inmates if‘ltdh’s3. Sol
di’ers- Home. who had och out on a
pleasure trip
The body was made fast, and one of
the men hurried to tho nearest tele
phone and sent word. to Dr. J. Hutch-
ings White. the medical enamlsei; for
the town of Dorian. He viewed the
remains. and gave permission (or thpir
removal. at the coins time teIcphonlng
to s o Sillimsn' s an: store for Un-
dertokcr James Birchsrd to go down
and take charge of them. The latter
did so. The body was in an advanced
state of decomposition. and was left
in the burn on the Brady estate, adjoin
has the Luther M Wright blacksmith
s op. '
At the time the identity of the min
was not known. as it was impossible
to recognise the features. A descrip-
tlon of the clothing was telephoned to
the South Nov-walk police a d they in
“ turn notified Livoryman ward F‘.
Magncr.I who spot word to the Fallon
home In North 'i‘s'ylor avenuhe
' From the no scription .thcno was no
doubt but but that}: the decanted or
Mr. Fallon. and Undertaker Kavana‘glli
was sent to. Dorian for... the remain
and brought thorn: to Normal: Satu‘r
I0 day night.
The funeral was bold yesterday mor-
hing. interment in St. Mary's cevna
tory.
OSITUAIIV RECORD.
Joseph F. Henry.
Joseph F. Henry. one of the molt
popular young men in Norwsik. who
was operated on at the hospital fv‘vr
appendicitis several days a d;- died
Sunday morning at I: 30 do oclI. Aft
tho time of his death his rslntlves were
at the bedside. his brother John sin-iv.
ing from Holybko about 10: 30. Decons-
. would have been twenty three years
old next Thursday. Two brothers and
a distor survive him. They are MIII'I.’
Albert Barbs. John and Edwnrd Henry.
The runerui will has old tomorrow
‘inorniug. ‘at 0 o‘clock from "hi
0 Church.
9 John Howley. ,. ‘g .
John Howler died this morning lit
. his home in North Tori or a” anus. aged.
_I about “Y“?Yy‘l‘l'l?’ years.
. Julio Illsbonsy. ‘
John ilisb nay. Jr in; ,
.v.
fund and any amounts. under that
, cold 09 receivod at the door by.
nors.~= Ho thoughts that the;
, BilllY ill JYYHN YIiiilN.
7 nonunion BIVETERIIS ’
' 1 ‘ring """ cl rouswsig. snatching:
or a dollop riding acts is
' Frotsnllsd to Hold Court tor the Fur- lion. one brill
pose oi assuring a pm»: for
"Mrs. Hattlo D. Loskmnp. of
' Stafford springs.
W
RiOGKVlLLE. Clean. July log-Judge
sol. 8 B. Harvey and Georsc E III
‘I mun rédusste’d a roceas until thins
. Judge mummy refuse
pt. .Ia rccess.'1'he charges against
Attorney Danshey allege that on Aprll
9th, in the Rockviil e Estiso. Danahey
pretended to hold court for the purpose
of securing a divorce for Mrs. Hattie
l). Lockman. oi Stafford Springs. It. was
alleged that the lawyer introduced as
Judge Prentice an unknown man; that
idcnce was taken and that at the
one of the proceedings Danahsy In—
formed Mrs. Lockman that the court
had granted her a decree of divorce. It
is further alleged that manner then
accepted from his client certain moody
as his fees. Judge Prentice. at the
time. was holding court in Tollsnd.
'l‘oday Mrs. Locuman instilled in sup
port of the charges, and Ivan corrobur‘ '
ated in. detail by a sister.
Judge Shumw'ay reserved his decinion 3
with the remark that there may have
been a reason for Danahcy's non-op»
penance, and that he will call another
special' session. in case th accused st-
torney desires to be has
a
sin sauraLLs's 'oincus.
WI
Tbs Largest .snd first one Ring Show
in the Country. I
The earth's largsst and best one:
n
South Norwalk today. having arrived
early this morning from Stamford.
where it excision twlco' antimony to
large audiences. The fourteen all wa-
terproof tents are ores d on the soy-
monr lot in West avonue. presenting
to the eye a ‘veritible city of white
canvas.
it Is an acknowledged ’Iaot that the
Sautelic shows employ more men and
women and more horses. ponifis and
mules than any other .thrco overland
circuses The performers. musicians
canvnsmen, grooms and drivers num-
ber nearly 200 persons. and there is
about the name author of animals.
At noo'fi today the street parade
proved a revelation to all spectators.
The pageant Was a full mile of proces-
sional wealth and wonders. In line
there were. two crack-a-inck brass
bands; on orchestrian tabien wagons
Granville center band of haysoods,
more than a score of handsomely cos
tui'nes artists mounted on sally ca-
risonad and prancing steeds. eight
Roosevelt’s best rough riders. headed
by Uspt‘aln MacDonald. the queen oi
the Arizona cowboys and her famous
pony Gyp; 'gllded edges. runs. and tab I
leans, making in all oils of the most.
attractive street parades ever seen in
Norwalk.
With the return of the, processidn to'
the show grounds. two. tree 0 a air
eihibitionil vim strap Tho ii
a thrilling high divs by Fred man“.
who leaped from the top of a tall flag
staff into a net below. ‘li‘ollowing this
came a hair raising, nerve trying im-
palemsnt act. '
Lator the doors were ovenod for the
big show. and at this writ us the after
noon performance is being witnessed
by a fairly large audience. The same
program will ba repeated this even
log. the free shows beginning at 7
o'clock and the tournament starting
under the main tent promptly at 8 p
m.'l‘hc Boutslio show was soon hero e
year ago. at which time it gave the
very best of satisfaction. the only com
plaint being that the proprietor gave
too much for the price oi admission—-
25 cents. This season the circus has
been enlarged and battered in ovary
department. and no lover or.
tent show amusement anniior‘d to no
main away tonight
so. say that $ch the uni
the toil pit-Ice or adm
._ communal:
Yak“ “Wench“.w ”do
L termini was in
wholesome
sp‘wiio claim I
ong worth.
. s
‘ ‘. nd- viewsd
. I as complain
.I very descrlp
ding piece
1er t .o erupi ,iactory. in-
pallbearers u N
rls. Eben Hill,
~Goldeu;I
Sbu'mway today held a special session 3
' of the Superior Court have. to liston‘ to
the evidence In the disbsrment pro,- I
enieteryflhc r
I. . PITTSBURG. Pa..I
strike of the members of the Amalgam
loss Sisal our Fllnili.
IFEEYITS lllllil IIEII IN illllll
Visa-Pnsldsnt Warner Arms lists:
thatths abortion at Issue Is the
:'. Right of the Gompsny,.to;Conn
, trol Tbslrvawn Mills.
July 15—Thc
ated Association employed in the 'l‘iu
ordered Saturday night. as a result of
the disagreement oi the conferences or
pleased and in
not giving
while casts
triosi fans
make the place Ii lightiiilly cool.
W...-
' -’—-Dr. 0. F. Boutweil has returned
from his vacation. = ,
iiillllilli To Pilil
"ll Sell Yacht Iiimsi Picked
Crew Brought into lion by tits tunic:
nei- w. H. will.» from Davies-—
Difficulty In allowing
' the 86st,.
NEW 4708K. July fiv-‘i‘lw Amer]
can Schooner William noisy. which“
arrived this morning from Brunswick. 00W
Ga.. brought intoport the abandoned
yacht Ashumet. When sighted the
yacht was soon to be in a distressed
condition, as her smile Wore lost. A
heavy sea-was running smiths schoo
nor‘a crew had great difficulty in so-
curing. the little craft in order to tow
her. .Ifl‘ho lino varied and after some
timo a chain wastapassed about the
yuchtnnd thus secured was towed
with more case. The yacbt‘s crew
abandoned their vessel on Friday hat
and were brought into port by the
schooner W. B. Parker from Dorian.
The Aebumst is owned by Gouvcneur
Paulding and belongs to New Haven,
Conn.
001;. SLOANTB LIFE INSURANCE.
Representatives of New York‘ Com.
‘ panics Hare to 80s Mr. Edwards.
A Inns Irom one of the insuranco
companies in Nov York was In South
No‘rWsIII this morning inquiring for
William i. Ed‘lvards. lie vise bold
where Mr. Edwards lived. but up to
the hour of going to Dress he had not
‘ called I at the Academy street roaiv
dance. it In said that the gentleman
was here looking after the interests of
his company, with which the late Col.
Thomas Ill. Sloan had taken out insur-
ance politicos on his lids. lt'ls also
said that an accident insurance man
was in South Norwslk on Saturday and
that he said Colonel Sloan had sovorsl.
thousand dollars of accident insurance
on his life. it is not known what those
gentlemen would want to use Mr Ed
wards for. but it is likely the com»
panics with whom insuranco had been
taken would want to know all the taste
of the drowning before the claims were
paid. Thurs are many rumors concern-
ing the visits of s insurance men.
EIIIIYUIJIJ will toil why they were here.
Ii. LOOK: 0AIEIGGEI OVER.
I mills. tIic connelluvill mills. the
non bur mills. pn'd Ii's DevosaIW cod-o ,o
EPOII'l‘. July 16—Mrs. Alice
'. the United States. Steel corporation.
‘; and the Amalgamated Association. was
generally observed In the Pittsburg dvs-
trict, this morning. I Early I reports
received at the general allies of the Ann
slgamated AssociatIOn. were meagre oi
I details. but indicated that the strike
‘ order was being observed at all the
in llc. .
iProvident Shaffer lain communication
with lodge oiilciaIsIIat all theso plants,
and he is confident that the semiotics
will make such a strong showing. on
this preliminary suspension work, that
a general strike 0! all the mills of the
not be necessary.
The Painter mill or the American
Steel Hoop Company, on the south side.
is shut down. The moo have Joined the
Amalgamated Association. and this
morning none of the Workman with
the cxception of tour or live Hungar-
ians and six boys. slio ed up. it is es-
timaicd that between 00 and 800 men
are out. .
The Hungarians were healing away
finished material. and the boys were
working in the machine shone, being
a wheel is turning. The strikers are
seeping away from the plant.
The Lindsay and McCutchson plant
of the American Stool Hoop Company,
in Alleghany.‘ is alto idle. and the Star
and Monogfshois plants of the Ameri-
can “Tip
The tin mill..h.t Monesscn. Pa. which
is nonunion. Ivan running as usual.
NEW YORK, July iS—-Vlcs-President
Warner Arms; of the American 'l‘in
Plats Company. bold last night. of the
strike. that the question at Iss‘ue was
the right of the three companies to
run their own‘ tilt! and protect the
them. No caution
lvcd. Under this
on were getting high-
er wages than ever. before. The com-
pany did not consider that it was the
aggressor. The demand of the Amal-
gamated Association was that ovary
plant be made a union plant. The com-
panies had offered to give the union
more mills than ever before. but Insist:
ed on prptcoting the non-union men in
the non-union plants. many of whom
did not wish to become union men.
Mr. Arms did not care to say what
the effect of the strike would be on the
steel market. Ho said the company
would ask for no more conferences. but
would be willing to meet the represen~
Iaiivcs of the strikerrtv if they had nny
concession to inak e. "
The Painter a Lindsay and McGutcbn
eon plants have. can looked upon by,
the oillciais by the United Stains Steel.
Corporation as astrongholds of non-
unionism. in til company.
President Sh as pleased with
the reports our those plants and dc-:
clarcd that not; a wheel would turn
there until the sinks was settled. Mr.
Shaifer said the non-union men in the
other plants of the hoop company had
promised it the Painter plant would
loin the strike movement. there would
be no trouble organlsing tho rcinsi'IlIier
of the plants.
President minivan took personal
charge of the strike campaign today.
The executive committee of all of the
Amalgamated Association.: has placed
the light entirely in his hands. I
In reference to the report that the
manufacturers had anode a proposal for
another conforonco. Mr. Shaffer said
that no such intimation had been rc~
solved by III In.
Despaiohes received up to noon at the
following mills closed: The Stor- Tin.
rim Works. Monongahela rm out?
Dscmler Tip I Platsi. the Ke‘ns’ip‘to
,an-
she Pam at at Me
.93. I‘ll.
churn avian DI... ”
.10 (‘0th
. , my. is—numn
«Hash employ
uni-.0 In
‘ the st
Shifter. The steel Hoop Comps has
Guard. Warn .
II res and Granville. and a sheet steal
‘ combine has four in}. truths.“ and Id
VlcspPrssl- ‘.
. dent Ward Sunday organized the men
in the new tour mill plant 0: the Niles I.
Plate, Sheet and Redo mills. which was
United States Steel Corporation will
the only department in the mill where I
to Company are closed
the uniform mus
prams lodge. sndiin . .
..I diniits to the convent
laws and rules of the supreme Iodine
«or Wot Isnd Isntbority ~
trol the,
v cn‘n...‘
him In no
It ‘ orderlssnsd bi?“
llvé plantain Youngstown ‘
Niles. All are or gsnissd.
lion and tibial company. in this val-I ”a“ t
icy 7 600 men are directly or indirectly
‘ scented by in strike.
CU M31011 1) MIL. July 15-wNo
point. reported for.
shut down. 'l‘lis strike affects about
two hundred people in Cumberland.
The mills of N k G Taylor. which are
not connected with the tin piste coin-
blne. started up this morning. after
an idleness of two wéoks.
ANDERSON. 1nd, July 15—-A strike
of 500 pres was inaugurated in
the tin plate mills here. today. All
members of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion obeyed the strik dor. and the
mills are closed. «
At Mldlctown. Ind
ware shut dorm
the AmoIICan Tin . .
obeyed without all “at!
Work was susp‘en ‘
We hereby extend our heartfelt
thanks to all the friends who were so
kind and sympathetic during the ill.
uses and after the death of our line.
band and father. and our deep appreo
lotion of the beautiiul floral tributes
received from the East NorwallI Fire-
Department, the Trimmora’ and-Bind-
crs' Association. of Crofut &‘ Knapp's
factory. and Islands sud-neighbors.
MRS. In. M. WHEELERANDIFAMILY.
AWFUL i088. ill {le
Smn Houdini listings and IIIiiv
Europeans Pinched.
IllllBlillST (lilllitillil nun
Protests Being Made Because the Ross
also Authorities Open All Gov-res .
pondsnco of Austrian and
Europeans.
TACOMA, wind... Iniy 15.~0rlsn
ial advices give details of a terrible dc
structios of human life which occurred
in northern Java last month by a and I’-
£0.13 and the mill is.
street.
lat. All mode
good condition. In ulr,‘
141 Washington .‘
house. 10 Cross“
at my. ofilce. H
Louis S. Boers.
I Edwin Wilcox. '10
To LET—J‘Iftsm‘ Fm
rooms. 70 South Moi st
and building lots tor sol
mans. Apply to
room. to lady.or...a
street. Nov-Walk. ‘
Iurthe‘r portion ’“l n‘ui
at Thu Old WsilOiga do
lnnton street.
7ft" din. beam. on In
3 Jennings Place. .I. PIn cm
FOR SALE—AN 0
in perfect condition. G's
Trinity Place, 30.14:an l
son can: on
House and lotions El
Apply to M
house. 7 rooms on 11
minutoa' walk front on
C. H. Golder, Rowayton.
den and torriilc outburst of the volcano .. ‘-
Kloat
cones plantations and other estates
were destroyed byshowers of .ssbes .
together with great ’
and stones,
streams of lava and but an. Seven
hundred natives and a on her of Eur-
opeans perished.
Many protests are being made be-
cause tbc Russian authorities at Port
Arthur are opening all ieters to and
from the American and European rcsi
dents there. Nothing is pcrmlted to
be sent out that contains any allusion
to Russian military aliairs or criticism
of Russian methods. I '
REPORT OF INSPECTORS.
Statement of Knights of Pythlas En-
dormant Rani; Rscsivsd.
marrow). July lbw-The report 0‘. J
the inspectors; who investigated. the son I
counts of the Iendowmsnt rank of tire
Knights of P-ythiss. has been received
by Commissioner of Insurance adenoid. *
and In in part as follows.
we have examined as to the correct-
nose of the annual statement oi the
rsiili to the «van stilts insurance de- I.
partmcnts for the your ending Decom- .
For any miles around all the
on s. o I. Aw sac
chiropodlst..«c ‘ be soon
er' a hair dressinz parts
deuce” 9 Quintsrd av
or at your mus I '
only. Eléctric mos ago
Saturday. .
spamooats‘cm ' ‘ ”
Excellent Addresses I
amines—Pro '
I The servicesa
Meeting, yesterda
ping, were full of Int oil
dresses were earnest and I I.
rose to the height 0 , oil ' ‘
Saturday was so a
her 31. 1900. and determined mom; can.
cial condition ofI the rank as of May
31.1901.
The Income and disbursements in the
statement fur December 311000 reportn
ed respectively at u 527, 320.66 and t1, -
495.987 is. both omit the first: monthly
payments of members collected and rc~
Iained by c gsniiiers. About 810,000
was thus coiectod and retained, and
not included in the statement by organ-
s‘ers.
Tho Winston hotel Investment was
found to be 9758 26 less than appears in
the statement. The report goes into
details on how each piece of property
clinic into the possession of tho order
and the present condition of it. and its
probabls' value. The report shows a
dsiicit of 1225.261. 34. In conclusion the .
Amalgamated headquarters report the. mm
rt says: "it In claimed by the cf-
. to“ of the endowment rank that Its
rs should hove no anxiety lists
n. nth xYiuuiilatiou of all or Its death claims
e rcascn that the supreme lodge .
as- it
for;
mum of Pythisa. with stable
I $10 000.. 000.
grs other with a
. ita
s. «02%
downs
pines sifvctiv
ithlul diirlii
Before noon
the sun was
the people be
bury. of New Canon's.
Praying Band leader or
conduct tho early
meeting. It was v
Rev. Dr. Vail, oi .
program as the brooch
noon, but did not mi
um. J. J. Faust ‘
The sight at tho
preached by the uni Illa?
socls‘uon. I The all ll
conducted by Miss Iii;
' the Bircnsrd Elm
o g. of {3‘ WM
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