,3: pawn on gold which hill
W M tinder
of small Tanms precise and utilization
nummmm”
odicer. with mail or‘ bier
Lucius P. Fuile '
magi Freeman .3 3
and held the lemma
torney In New tendon tor several
years. fl‘ho many friends of Meier
Freeman and domain Layton in The
Marylollts and throughoutr the state
will be notified to lento of their "pro-
‘ . motions
Despo intent
tor a use time and having no money,
ed John Burns. the man who was men-
tionsd exclusively In these column! as
mitts through the streets of South
Nowell: in his underclethinwg
with only one stocking.
morality. stalls All attempt at micidll
jumping from the , s‘tbln'ston
rest bridge at 10: 30 o'clock. ‘tit ill
ruins He wM rescued and now lies
at the or'wallt hospital in 0 critical
condition. as a result of his rash hot.
Burns struck head first on tin inch of
so that was In the harbor. an surest
ullar circumstance choose. NI
the desperate plunge was that the man
did not sink. 'aithough the ice was ,
broken around him lie struck on his
thee. turned quickly on his basil and
back on his face again in less time than
it takes to tell it. When' rescued his
(not: '3 the water about
ur inches. but men of the body was
in: o to 0L the 'w tor motionless.
, Themes" s’ employed on
the seal run of she .14. Ferris. saw the
with make the lost or dive. Ho
bhouted to Captain aries H. Webb.
of the Lucy irons. and Cl lain Charles
Howell, or the steamer
: than had failsb overboard. The two
" last named set out with a shift to where
“ They had hard work to
' been saved. for it is not likely that it
hits body‘ had iconic ., 3 l
; will have again co 3'
“ Captains Webb
urns on the side
T case and he worked
hour. with t “co ,
Burns was around
. streets at
I; Booth Norwalk last hi
tryins to
in’ his pock-
et. He inquired of gentlemen
where a pawn ”shop
. he accosted Gainer
told him that he h who money and
wanted I. night's Iod tag. The onlosr
. alluvial him to ycma to in the lockup
:. all night. He was rel at ti o ’cioclt
this morning. and h at have been
(Continued on Pane.)
desirous of hosting
berth. that a ,
Members ind Friends Huh Ti
' The ‘
tertilnsie‘nis of he
island.” and he
E. WIQK TsilA‘l’ E. “
The hiT wont prayer meetint of the
First Methodist Church willshe hold
this evening at 7: lid 0 ’cloull The pas
tor will give an address on the third
scene in Pilgrimls‘ “From; topic:
d.“'l‘hs Wicket Gate." {Phase weekly ali-
ty‘dresses have been very interesting and .
each Week has seen an increased. ot-
issuance. hast Thursday sveniba the
Sunday school room was well tilled
and a lam number of visitors were“
present. All not otherwiIe on
the truthsvo. f t
gospel, are most cordially invited“
Enieridmmrm
Ii Program III lircai Iniucsi Iin
jogged Ill large Assemblage
Barron lull llanung he
The entertainment and dance by
lady Jennings Dodge Bhepherds or
Bethlehem. held in Bed Mott's nail in
. Washington street, last night. was a
success in every particular.
tondance wits large. the hell being
Iy ti ' with an assemble that
sheds music.
'3‘ hora outsi
' l“ .
. he the evenln was
nisheu by the ludcpeudetit orchestra.
an organisation that has come rapidly
to the front and is meeting with popu-
iar favor wherever It is heard If it
continues to Improve, it will be one of
the lending orchestras In South Nor
walk. 'l‘hcentertainmeut was opened
by Edward Stewart. who announced
that the orchestra would favor with
"Our United Emblem." which selection
mode everybody bond naturgd.
This was followed with a medley of
popular airs on the banjo by Albert want PrflfeSSfll’ 3
with a South Norwalk audience, and . »
the applause which he received sis-
Dunn. Mr. Dunn Is a mat favorite
nliled that the music was appreciated.
Miss Ethel Gill Is fast winning fame
as a reader. She recited I thrilling
selection. “The independence Bell, " In
a manner to plea putting all the are
' and vlln In it the. was necessary. ller
gestures were perfect and she went
Ilnoush the number with ease and
grass
.A selection by the Banjo Club
brought forth much applause and the
artists responded to an encore The
members 0! the club are Albert Dunn.
John Taylor. Louis Switaer and char-‘3
lcs Keatinp. .'
Miss nous nose recited "The night
house. lamp " was Is a selection that
rzeqnlres conslderabls Itralnir‘rn to so
‘ stimuli itperfectly. Miss Bose show
I that she hit! been well trained in it
the art of readi Her tum wire
3 ful tag} weremail mods
0,.ch “
The at »
Big Waterbury Fire
I Is Nola Believed Thai hm
' inclusion! "
warnnnvnv. cont... I February I:
“search of the ruins of the Bcovlll
house was begun today with the ox-
Isolation of finding the body oi Wil-
nd cook in the
or the lire Mon.-
11am Hahn. who was
otel. lmmediatoi'yn
ay3 morning it was believed that xi ,
n -.
the inmates of the hotel hull bee
counted for as safe. Hahn anion: the
rest. but later Its. appeared that a re-
port that he had honor seen in the
streets Holiday noon we! erroneoui. .
and (urine inquiry has now convinced
the author ties that the man was proh-
ahly a victim of that! antes. -
Hahn occupied a room in the Tilllllllr I
art or the house on its rear side and
Ibolievod to have been overcome by
enrolls. He had been employed at the
hotel only a tow days. The authori-
ties have thus far been unable to learn
punch of the mans' past but it
thought that he was unmarried.
could not speak English.
EB. Maloney a New Haven com-
luerlcni traveler, who was at the Son
\ Ill house on the night of the fire and
1- as been reported mission, is now said
to have escaped. though his present
whereabouts are not known here.
has been leashed that he stopped -..t
another house in Waterbury on the
night tollewini; the fire. 3
~oise‘rrs SHOE. BALE. ,
Olsen has certainly not the price in
1:in on his sale of teens and
Fine Shoes. Be is soiling Men‘ s
01 and Box Calf Waited Shells tht can-
not be bought for less than floodlit
:2. 48. New and up-to-date fall goddt
Mons Patent Leather and Box Chit
\ .. 50 Bill)”. at 81.98;
Ladles' 'Flne Patent Enamel
lest shoes. at Ii .89 and h
show of had esfi
1 liter has
T we a(limit:t Shut-en
was" Ml
Don’t wait too long“ buy early and
STOCKHOLDIRB ADJOURNED FOR
MONTH
The stockholders of the Norwnlk
Lock Company held a meeting at the
office of the company. yesterday after-
noon. It was to have been the annual
meeting. but owing to the fact that the
annual report was not completed the
tneeting adjourned to March 5th
Tn Resign
Norillweslem university lions In
Wall Ilia like Ill Pearson
Il‘hl Iinlier ll iomnlunirriinn
ignih‘si Iiihlé Iridilihiliig
CHICAGO. February u—Pwtessor
Charlesw P
frolnth a face .0 Northwestern
ti ‘ says, it the re-
unpainted to in-
blossomed by the
ofths board of
~ and the sdvautnies
very welcome. , ,'
Tile ‘
hill .
t8 and.
be hell: They‘ are (rest bushfire.
' W
at lunch pleased witll
Hospital. and contplim
lutendont for the efficib
charge Other cits; I
been called. here to . - v3
pressed the some n 1
Old linen and res
been given by Mrs. J
Mrs. T. B. Pewrfil '.
Mrs. Jesse Ferris. " ‘
Alibsrai supply
Spring Water has I
Mrs. H. 0 8h
cini visit for the
ItITTT
. help.
Builder film [its lull Niall lie
limp Six Fume Buildings
'l‘ ' .
in Fur Wiincss T3I|si Graphic i
Slur] III The irridrni
m3 Wilde Block Appeared in I30!
Idiot Iii liner rind, Then T 00k Fire
CHICAGO February 6——'l‘ho cause of
3 last night's explosion. by which a dozen
lives were lost, has not yet been fixed.
The most graphic story of the acci-
dent was told by J. Pauly. of No. as
Twenty-second place; who stood across
. the street when the building 'went up.
“The first thing I knew." he said “i
- was blown againstla telegraph polo. l
was racing the market and it seemed
that the whole building rose In the air
at once. and then collsp d into the cal-
tar n heap of ruins. ran acrossrthll
strseu’and as I crossed the car tracks I
could hear the cried okthe people in)-
prlsoued In the wreckage. Almost im-
trédlateiy the names burst out all over
the place, and it seemed that every-
thing was on fire at once.
"Then I caught sight of a man crawl-
ing out from the basement. He did not
seem to be badly hurt and called for
I recognized him as the sausage
maker 'l‘rostel had hired a few days be-
fore. [do not know what his name is.
A man who ran up lumped down to
help him and between us we got him. to
the street He was able to walk and
went away at once.
"The firstsxploslou in the building
disconnected the gas mains and they
cauxht are at Lonco. The fire scanned to
follow the pipes and‘ilve minutes later
the manhole wast in Archer avenue
blew up with a report almost as loud
as the first. The manhole to the east
followed in a few minutes We could
hear the cries In the basement nearing
fainter and we had to aliowille anaer-
W" «are to die without doing anything to
help them.“
3 J. C. Kleiner. proprietor of the drug
store at Archer avenue and Twenty-
second street.- was a witness to the
riploslon. He says that no one came
from the butcher shop after the shock.
"l was standing in the “front of my
' " store when the up lesion occurred."
lit. Ahdr'ew Hyde. Norwich; Dr. (i.
ll. Parkinson. illddietown; Dr. L. B.
Judson. Winstcd; 1113.0. H. McGuire,
(I. 'l‘. Crowley and (l. R. Witte. of New
Ilritaln; Dr. B. K. Dow. Williamsnilc;
Dr. I". A. Ingram. it. P. Lyman. ‘P. F.
Finnegan and T. A. Donsldsoh.of
Hartford; Dull-.111 Bales; South Nor
wallt’.
Anions the new members received
Into the association marl Ill. 111.1421:-
nert of the 'Btorr‘a micultural (Jolie‘s.
enema 0. Row. M N“ HIM:-
the president. called the martin; to
order at 8- o'clock. and the session son-
tinned until ii o'clock. when a short
recess was taken. After reassemhllng.
the members listened to a paper by
will. Andrew Hyde. of Norwich. 0n
‘ Milli Inspection." which was given
clone Itmuon.
Resolutions on the death of Drs
Cooper and Profitt were passed. These
will be printed in two veterinary med-
ical Journals. A demit was granted Dr.
Ketchup. who is in California.
Neither-)1) r. it. 0. Ross of New Hav-
ens the president, or Dr. lb. 1’. Lyman.
lhe retiribu lucrstary, could be Induc-
ed to second a renomlnation. ‘
l The electioi ol'woflicers resulted as fol-
owe: .
‘Phlesidcnténr. Andrew Hyde. of Nor-
\TV
Vice-prealdsntawnrs. Thomas Bland.
' of .W’atorbury. and Harrison Whitney.
of New Haven.
Secretary—Dr. B. K Dow. of Willi-
. mantis.
Truman—Dr; Edward 0.110“ of
‘NOW 30'0“.
rd of mm»... is n. Bates.
stagnant Norwalk; P. '1‘. Keeley. of,
_. AIWatsrbury; IF. A. insmn. ct Mord:
. A s
cGolre "Br?! New Britain, and B.
0 minor arm“ Have min.“
'iltmlon will. In?»-
Mr. Kleinsr "in was looking down
“new street when the build-
I. WW new tau-entire front or-
Dunno T -
end Bruised Whitney. of New listen:
the butcher shop iiy out Into the litreet
end insun‘tl it there was a iisshof
times. lturhed to the telephone and
called it Iseveral doom and told them
of the d easier All of them responded.
“1 Midland that something awful had
occurred but i could not tell just what
It was. As I turned to look down the
orstrert again i heard the fire department
coming Then the umnholes began to
ex piode and one by one the caps were
blown high in the air. The force of the
explosion was so great that the win-
«laws In the street cars. were shattered.
I do not believe I. person in the butcher
shop or the list shows escaped
On Monday Otto Frontal lnsund "hill
life for 85. 000. making his wife the hen-
eficlaty. Yesterday Mrs. Trostel called
on the insurance agent and asked if
the oldest two children could be insur-
ed. She said she had a presentimout
that something would happen. The
agent was instructed to write policies
of $2, 000 each.
Insurancr Dr
Bancelled wrorrg
Had Paid Picnics- lln II For
\ More Than hflu lean
insulin Shims Hr litre Thur
Tile lilting liar "
031mm. .ll'ebruny
corridors. of the it
ggills rent oi my
T Central dlub last night
panied by a driver George Bettina
3' Instill.
3 is a‘ mhy’stsry as he was never noblest-
palsy’jh set also
Daisy“ best Flour, it. 2
. ill-an. linear. filth otper'I on
goods.
0 ctr. Marrow Bonus.
1 I: beat Cal. Unis Beans
Potatoes. . .3 the.
at. Pilabury’s OatFootl. “ ““350“
it nt like
Telephone 39-4 we will dds-j
the so ode.
SAMUEL ROODFIER,
00rner Bnyvisw Ave. and Cedar St .
.,~M.__ .Mn—un
FROIAILY Ito CONBDLIDATION.
columnists From St. Paul's an Grace -
3 Parishes Adjourn Without Ito.
The committee: from Grace and St.
Paul's churches hold another meeting
in’nt night at Grace parish house; cor-
ner of Bolden place and Cross street.
Nu understanding in the matter of the
consolidation of the two parishes was .
arrived at, though the matter was thor-
oughly discussed at length. his all
lournmont was taken and the meeting
simply dispersed. it is probable that
another meeting will be held at Grace
Church permit.“ house shortly. but no
date has bacilli senior it. To the on;
Initiated it would seem that the pros-
pasta for the consolidwon ot the
col-chests not Ivory rosy Just at the
present time.
Steamer Baruur
* Flamed urn
mmflhmm
ing‘ Ill Vessel [Irrurred ‘
Part [II Baron indulged Inn
.Irllriersindliili‘onsleiilsorcd
T‘s—.3”... "a
NEW YORK February Ms Lam-
port and Holt steamer Cavour which .
went ashore Friday night, January 31 .
near Long Beach, came on at 4: 30 this
morning, with the assistance of the tug‘
Rescue, and towed Into port.
captain Kelly, otahe flavour. said:
' We went ashore on Friday night, Jan-3
uary 31, at 6 o‘clock in the evening. A
heavy snow storm raged at the time.
i lied overrun my reckoning and was
making soundings frequently. I felt
sure of my position and had the ship' '.
engines stopped at the time when she’.
grounded. The Witter was smooth but
all of our-efforts to set on were on-
’ifv‘p'lltnx.’ We discharged part of our
surge Into lighter and JbtiiloiIEti about
one hundred and fifty irons. 'l‘w’o Fawn
sers were sent off to the ins. and we
came on at 1:30 this morning. The
ship Is not looking and Is apparently
undamaged."
lion.
liverth
mmmmh
Ilui Supply In Triluude' I
TELLURIDB. 0010., Foot 8.
Two men are dead and four
iously injured as the result of
ploslon of powder in the powder
at the mouth of Japan tunnel
dead are: - . .
D. B. CONNELD, married.
ALPHONSE FLAEIFITA
0f the Injured Sahiino Moria EM
thawer. will lose one aodp “I
both eyes. and he is badly bar
the back All buildings around t
nei are a complete Wreck: .
Maria, who was thawing new
the powder house, etc pp'ed out i-
bnildlng for a moment Find the 3
becoming heated. expod *‘ ‘
cussion setting of! the e reps
supply. amounting to; several in ‘
. filly ’ flit ..
was stored ions of dynn‘nlyiie. “Tho: '
of the building Wan blown in.
dynamite was undisturbed
W
u...—
For this week only, the O’Do
Coffee 00.. of blow York »will _
cup of their Fifth Athens
and Java Coffee free to all,
Lawton 0. Co.’ a store. 22
Main street. With every sale 0
* lbs. of this famous brand. 1.6 lb. xi
Lee. Everyone cordially invited
MUSICAL AT MISS RYAN?-
A musical was held at the It
bliss Josephine main in no r.
list night. After several sol
lad been given by sonic of am
most talent musicians. on violin piano,
guitar and mandolin the you poop
indulged freely in panel
ed for their homeil': iii mi
Ryan proved n no 3 be
933‘ ’ ..
MR. Ahuoun's
Samuel Armour"
TlTii Smith’s [Cloud
report for duty . .
Breakwater light Febru '1 .
il a promotion for 111- A pur, whiii
means about double his ought
Ills friends are pleased to“ o‘er glut
some“. cLua'e saruaosv TEA. T
wauvso—rwo on 'ri-i" . ,
nished rooms for light houeokeop
I Address, Refined Sentlne Qih
Nor-walk
WANTED—ONE 0R
lined work horses. Thin
ion-ed. James Clark.“
West St. between Scri b
Iliahiand Ave.
Attractions For Those interested In
Young Womanhood'a strenuous
Lm.
The Saturday we at the Central Club
this week presents an unusual attrac-
tiop for those Interested in the strenu-
one life of our young American woman-
hood. Mias Golnthwaite a most charm-
ing instructress at Miss Baird's insti-
tute. will give an Informal talk upon
Oxford. Miss Goldihwaite is a gradu-
ate of Wellesley end of Oxford. She 3
spent two years in the classic shades
of the latter place, becoming a Mecca to
those who wish to carry on their stud-
ies. it will be most interesting to hear
nothing of the life possible to the
an rib of today In toe English university
ro LET-«REABQNAB
nished rooms for light ll
kitchen and bedroom. be.
fit.
‘1'0 LET—b HENRY 9
Norwaik, basement and _
rooms. rent I9; 20 Day lit."-
brooms. ram 85; 18 Day:
1.1!:
0The attention of the club members
is called to the fact that the annual
meeting, down on the cards for Mon- rent 83 inquire Mill 9-
day, the 11th.. will be postponed for a “41 Emma Blast Nome
week to outlay 17th on account of the ' ’
' To LET—FROM MAROH F 3 35.». 3
girth of entertainments before Lent be- or met it desired bomb. 5 Mi .
*I' ‘ Isndt Hone. now occupied by M ‘
T . T " hll drugglsi. Gan hes
IHUNTLEY .aov anon DEAD. ”who u m Courting:
Pacer With a Moor-Ii succumbs wrt‘h- "'
out Apparent Cause.
Huntley Boy. I roan pacer with a
record of 2:19. and owned by uses 0
Banks the Norwalk liveryinen. drbn-
pod dead in West avenue. near the
88. 00. For further pa
at office, Old Well (lip.
10 LIT~FROM Ash.
basement and second
now occupied by the no
Cigar 00.. in the Fairlie
ruuratlce building. Apply
Knapp. 82 West at. .
To HINT—«NO 8
till modern improv.‘
moms. Taylor a: (is
3'0 Ll'i’wFOflflflU
Oscar It. Banks, of the firm accom-
down the avenue and the firs
the T arse dropped lifeless
h What consul the equine I doom
3 work and was not hired out
mun stains .flie-
Norwalk Chronicler