Evening sentinel, Monday, February 10, 1902 · page 1

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‘ initially List is, dying Snull
monsoon. N. J..' new. 10.-

TM fierce confirmation which burned
its way throush the business center or

Paterson yesterday. has completely

spent its force and is quickly yiug
g out in the ashes and broken bri k at
its ruins. The iirelnon-‘viho hurried
from other cities to save'tns endan.
gored city have gone boost to their
homes and several companies of the
- local department have been ordered to
* their housosffor rest and refreshment
they so sorely need. Conservative op-
inion inclined today to cut $2,000,000
from theaggrogate loss 01.810.000.000
; 4 agreed upon yesterday and ”000.000
Will probably be accepted finally as
, tici’sctual costot the fire. No’ tabu-
. lotion of individuallosses that can be.
accepted as reliable . has yet been
‘ mode. and jit'wlii be several days he-
long-satisfactory figures can be pro
pared. ‘ v Equally. incomplete is the es-
timate of insurance. It was stated
here today that the insurance amount-
ed to between 8.000.000 and $0,000.-
000.‘but‘, what. gave basis to the calcu«
lation 'wssinot clear. Several Of‘the
. largestdosers, said that they had not
had any opportunity to examine their
policies. andthat meantime they could
not toll wiletsmount they carried. Pro-
bably, no life of equal magnitude‘aud
‘ vwide spread dostruotiyoness ever pro.
‘duced‘ an usually small casualty ‘ list.
Doscnsot iii-omen and the volunteers,
who labored with them were slightly
injured by tolling bricks andtimbcrs.
burned by flying flnobrands or tempos
:rlly overcome lg ‘ ‘
ewot th "n”
who find
tyiis‘t is explain
people

.. oi, the morn-
ing. The drums w _
hausted alter moroithnn thirty hours‘
continuous service but they remained
at their posts. endgwill go on until
nothing turth r reinitim to be done.
There won, on putatively little sui'isr-
lug .on'thc part oig those rendered
homolossby the flrsand t armory;
churches. and publidg‘shelters opened
their doots to but applicants dur-

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‘ the s nihinkinstbsl

Dk§,>j,blit only a

. Causes hiss

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Edwm‘d

completely eli~‘

was ' ssvorpl in
Halfpenny made.
the vessel. . . ‘
The distances!!! mislbdssq, land in-
stead of droppln under!!! holandod
in the harbor so not to the bottom.
By this time theGliy oia'fiorwaik was
too far away to be of Inyr‘assistsnco.
Captain Moses 'flWiioon. (luau-ice Bys-
beo and Willlsni‘liob
dock. They in .
penny was hauled .
the worse torf‘hls . parlance. Ho don.
nod dry clothes and not aboard the
City of NorWolk lit the.oystor dock.
where she stopped to receive some
freight. . ‘ ‘ * ‘

TROLLEY LEAVfiBIi-ili SNACK.
The trbiloy our im' Rowaytcn this
morning. shot-ti bolero 7 o'clock.
dumped tho'irai s. it “
Woodward evenness account of the
switch refusing tol‘work. Tho passen-
gers we a translated to snothsr car.

as s. libs and Ham
to the wharf, none

doctor Dennis 'Lshoy and ‘ historians
Samuel Nash h‘a‘d charge of the car.
But :2 row minutes’ delay was caused
in getting the car back on the track.

BRASS MOULDERS STRIKE.

Twelve brass mouldors, employed by
the Norwslk Broaa'Compsny. went on
strike this attemoon.’ The mouldcrs
objected to ths‘cmploymenteoi a non»
union man. Joseph Perry. and they no
tilled Superintendent Punsent this
morning that they would go on strike
unison be was discharged. The can»

and the men want out.

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use in W . is . _. .
T. Brennan and “Wu r-
mwly escaped destruction. by7 fire. last
night. for the fourth tiniewithln. a tow
weeks. Last nights blaze. like its
three predecessors. occurred inaclosot
on the second hour. near the chimney.
The loss to Mr. Brennan will be con-
sldcrable as his effects were not insura
ed. in the closet. which was in Mr.
Brennan's‘room‘. was large, quantity
of wearing apparel. w loll. was totally
destroyed. Inc damage to the building
is only slight. . . » .
The fire is supposed to have been

' caused by a detective line. and it is 31-.

[31“ so thought that the three other tires in}

' . the house were from

the home? at
some friend. The .laratio’n‘oi May.
or Hinchliile that ‘1: recity can care
tor its-own is not g'currcd in by sv-
c‘rybody and there may be an appeal
interior outside helm» The local. pin '

stroller is rapidly

Meeting organise;
“ ' . upon-resching the

was, burning; it
notified. and with sli:.:possible .spced’ ‘

thofslhno cause.
The chimney was only. repaired last
week. and it was thought. that it was
sale. but assuredly-the bad pines was
not located. I * r

Wt evonillx. horny bum ocloclt
law, had occasidu go up attire and,
. , . second ‘ ‘
surprised to detect smoke.
made an invootisatlon.
cases. which proved. to

its only

boom-rec

_ upon opening the . closet door. a.

smoke, wilted out. I!

tel! shouted to the
:thwplnso that the
(meet, dose was
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pd. . fists-est.

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crts were on the

.Seniluluris Settles ‘ l‘uus To

~ the» our: barn. in Pi

and brought to"8ou'th NorWalk. Con» a

pony refused to discharge the man.

an Weeks

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has. _ liars disc-‘2
other tilt. and is direction

Francis. Algiers. Halli-encore sonain- .

floors-min.
.humlflfli tilt

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lipids, Platte illilluw true
- ‘Tilii‘ Vessel lleliitlinllu’ .

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loci in Pinning Her
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PROVINCETOWN, February Iii—vat-
ter forty hours'stsy on a stranded
and seemingly, doomed ship. Captain
arcs and crew at the Silo-tonschoon:

on Packed Hill Bar “midnight. Thurs-
ay reluctantly dropped tram e rail
to theirtossing yowi at 4 o'cioo ,. 8st
urday afternoon and ionshtgthoir way
to shore. They had persisted in stay-
lngon the craft through daylight and
darkness. taking great:rlsks, simply
because oi‘s. sense of duty. against the
advice or the ‘Psaked‘iiili life silvers.
who several times Went oi! alongside
to Jerry .the hardy sailors ‘ to land.
Their position Friday was very pcrll~
ous. bu there was canes for apprehen:
sion during the night. when the wind.
increased to gals velocity. With signs
signalling to the north. such a shift
would have brought the craft right in
the troughoi the breakers oi the bar
and made her destruction certain.

Captain Pierce hoped that a line
might enable his craft to [lost on‘thc
next high water. so he stuck maniully.
to his vessel. The tugs coulddo no-
thing to extricate. the his schooner
from the sands Saturda ,hcwcvor, and
the craft took on-au lo burd‘euwhich
hid decks and upper ,worksairom sight.
The vesscitook so oilshonwilst.

Late Suturdsy the‘xoverument starts
showed northwest storm warnings, and
the May's, crewmadc tor the shore.
where the waiting uni-linen helped
them to make a safe landing. The
May is in such a condition. however.
its to , ustiiy her captain’s ballet that
she ll-be saved it the w d-itocps

inborn”.
engaged as»
, operations
.belng‘innfio to dostths vessel. ‘
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- UNDER ’l‘i-iE‘liEHDER.

John Carlson. thirty-cl ht years old,
a resident at Ground Hill. was
walking along the trolley line in Strait»
lord. Saturday night,- ‘Vhon he became
weary and laid down across the troi:
ley tracks. He was intoxicated. A
care came along and he slipped under
the tender and was; rolled for about
ten test. its was unable to walk when
the motormau and conductor got him-
ironi under the car. They piacsd him
aboard snd‘brought him in Bridgeport.
An ambulance saliva: sent in from
Fairiisld avenue and Middle street. Me
was rcmovedio the emergency nospl.
ill. where his injuries were dressed.
it: said that he was thankful to be
a v9.“ ’, .

bow to
V Boos. cvclt. do .
u tuition wssblv
utilis-

congenial-tans ' ’
s‘r Jennie 0. May. which went ashore “3k .

‘ Church.

. m. _
. ' Fridays, Morning Prayer and Lituny.
9:30 a. m. lily

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asp .
duo in
his at

do so,
rcady. Butte .
presidents jouruo

William PottitB
years of one. died
at 10:45 o‘clock at
43 Chestnut ,s
resident oi Sou
titty years. and
erybody with
tact, Hawaii
leaves three

Baxter. L
have conduct“ ”
Main street...
years. The: _ _
‘ ",‘clock. tram
v Paul M.

We. Jessie .Vi
tor ‘oi-fl‘hom‘ Vii
nvcnnc. died it‘ll .
Hoboken. N. J. .
cause oi demise.
den. The rem ,
to South Norwallt. ”
he held tomorro,
o'clock. ., ‘iiipimopal
hire. ~ survived by
her husband. . ‘

.Wrwfl.

Rev. .itomilly 1“. Hum hries has or:
ranged for the Lenten o ,ssrvances at
Trinity Church, and has been especial-
ly fortunate in securing several very
distinguished raptors to preach at the
Friday evening services. Theschod-
uis (chews: ' . ~~
Alia i WEDNISSDAY. ‘ FEBRUARY iii:

Holy Communion. B a. m. ‘
mMorning Pannhnuy and Sermon

a. m. ’ ,

Evening Priiycr and address. 7:30.

SUNDAYS-r—SERYICfiS its ususu

Also second celebration at Holy
figmmnnlon. February in and March

Tuesdays. Evening Prnycr and Ad-
dress to children, 4230 p. in. Choral
Litanyvnnd Address. 7:30p. m. ,

Wednesdays. Morning'Pi-nysr. 9:30

a. m. »
Thursdays. Evening Prayer. 4:30
p _ , .

suing Prayer and Son

. mop ‘by spools) preacher-.130 ppm. » ‘
., ‘ HOLY WEEK. " , ‘

Holy Communion daily
103i: ml” Pray d il (be

snail ‘er a you pt tie
dy Thursday and Good Friday} 1:80
p. MI I ‘

Mr

and” Prsysr,“hitsuy ”dreams, ‘ ‘V

7 titanium lulu...
‘ [tiled Titlllllu lung, 7 ‘

. GROTON. Mason February 10.4~—~'i'hs‘

W- ties at theother lung gives the case

. slept in a out by his side during the
Roosevelt. and a tow minutes

‘ tcrday and the sun which wnetgatco

the. return clam-osmotic Roosevelt to
‘ Washington. lie can remain in Grctoni
darted (layout least so for as the
,. ‘_ pressures; .puhlio‘businoss is concern»
, ed. it seems iikolythat it will be a,

exhibition in one of the windows of

‘ weeks.

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Thel‘Suulilomsiliuueur, he in
More Bargains Thu hurried .

Telly, lr.,fueasel in See lit
9 Father liml Muller

condition of Theodore Roosevelt, Jr..
was slightly 1ch iavorsble this morn.
lumbut not beyond what the doctors
were looking tor. 'iho lung hitherto
clear was found by the doctors to be
attested by the disease and the respir-
ation and temperature were higher,
but the pulse was better.

‘Whlle the medical attendants had
hoped that they Would be able to con-
iiuevthc "trouble to one lung, they
claim, that the patient’s condition is
not alarming. Yet no attempt. is’ made
to conceal the foot that the complica-

s‘more serious aspect.
Mrs. Roosevelt. tho iad's mother.

night while we president remained at
the home oi Mr. Gardner. adioiolns
the school. He was Joined at break-
fast’at the Gardner home by Mrs.
, later
bothrwcnt to tho dormitory. The via.
it of the mother seemed to brighten
him up considerably. >

it woe u beautifully bright and win-

tbs windows at the sick rooni also‘ad:
dad to the cueor oi the lad. From the
the statement of the physician, Dr.
George T.‘ Shattuck. of Boston. it ap-
pears that the crisis 0! the disease
will be reached on Wednesday and
the next two :or three days are like-
ly to show some unfavorable reports.
but they. will be due to nothing other
than the regular course of the die-
case. . , ,

No plans have yet been hands for

weak bolero he; fl you. ,hav .tsoii-
lty has-been gin n himwi regard
to cominulocation;J with Washington.
A special telephonc‘lino has been run
from the meldsnceoi Mr. Gardner di-
rect to the White House for the pros-
ident’s privateuso.‘ All the presiden-
tial mall comes inmates by the way
of Worcester and .hyel‘s. ’

. It was learned today that another
student or the school, John ill. 'i‘n‘syer.
Jr.. of Lancaster. Pat, is ill with pneu‘
monia at his home. The other two
boys. Howard ‘E. Potter. otNew York,
and William common. oi' rrovidsnco.
who are ill in the school building. with
the some dissase,‘wore reported slight-
ly improved this morning.

OHMdPiON sULLIVAN's ‘ sour.
' John. L. Sullivan's. belt. which he
won while in the puglilstlc hold. is on
James M. Creagh's cats in Main street.
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. music, the hell. decorations

The bell. is studded with dis: .
moods, and weighs. iiitoon pounds.-

tho-colour
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., ,w
”‘ isomer. s... q
. omccr £313an
‘ day nothing .snd’ almost" the“ iirst sr-

hoists cstchhls eyes was the one toll-f O
insistent Burtholonisw i". Clone put- .

Jersey. were] . .tibdiostorday morn-
ing. stilt. Mary’s
of . clergyman

flfufin. climb
in t

Was host-piss. ~ . .

.F'oliowins the nuptials a wcdulns
rocption was bold lit the home oi! the
bridewith her uncle and aunt. fir. and
Mrs. Frank Ksrplnski. on Sol-ins Hill.
after which the bride and steam loit
tor their new home in Bloomfield. >

. Rev. _ iillaiu
o church. hood
”Mia Almfllllllkl.

RED MEN'S ANNUAL ENTERTAIN-
MENT AND MASK BALL TONIGHT.

There has never been a committee
appointed by Uncas ’Ti'ibe'of Rod Man

that has worked harder and done their ‘

work more completely: than the pres
ent committee on the third annual
event in Music Hall. tonight. Every/tie.
tail is arranged. the entertainment. the

committee that whine“;

march and overflhiiig.

make a rare evehln‘g'ot usemcnt
haslbeeu selected with grant/roars and
deserves to be the most nuccessiul
event ever given by-thishrgsnisation.
The entertainment is one of the most
claboste ever given in‘ town in corn
section with amask ball, and will con-
sist or Al. Rico. the laughing comed-
ian; Harry Kessier. tenor soloist; Lew
R, Hellman and Julia Behind]. the 30v
ciety travesty sketch artists; the Hay
makers’ quartctte. in theixl original
dress: Sam Howard. Hebrew dialect
comedian, and. the Jolly Hsymakors’
Bond. You'll miss a treat it you don't
Doe them. Doors will be openedst
7:80; entertainment 8 o‘clock prompt;
grand marchmilzlb. Tickets,.60c; bale
cony‘tlckets,‘26c. Box seals. 31. You
can get tickets at Piaistod'o Drug
stars. Wholpiey do Clark's, F. B. Colo

011mb; the ‘ nullit- ~

‘au Minuet Smogrlskl

DETROIT. usbiusry 1
reason for the’sutpensiou“
flavings Bank. State’lBank
sinner Malls saidto ,th
Press: ‘ . ~

“Frank C. adversaries;
the bank. and Commissio so
is the reason. Thcgybankrhoii
posits of something, over" ..
Andrews hadmorcthsn a. .. f
money out on certified so.
drafts. There aroma
tilled checks and 59143000 .
Henry R. Andrews, cushion
advanced this monoyxto ,

man's, A. M. Pohlmon's. 01‘ .at the

store of Henry Mathles, Noi'walk.

Policeman ‘

Shouts Himself,

.s........._..

Will Yolk ‘llllicer Who Was T0
_ insular Tu Wiscondutl Blame

Last ”modulator-nous a. New.
York policeman. “spoon up ‘ to closer
William. R. Pennington in trout or the
Mahaok'sino Hotel. and asked him it
he could have a few ,minulos‘ conven
sation. Ollicer Pennington went to one
side and heard What the man had to
say. He was in trouble and evidently

had been "drinking. "To show'thnt he .

was a policeman. he pulled his revol-
ver from his pocket and his police
keys on the tag of which was the
nag: Bathoiomelz gnome.
. 9 man to cor Mutton
that charges had been our gninst
him and that he had bee, “
to appoint before the coral . hers.
Rather than appear be com South
Norwalk to get rid of sitting
quisiiiou chair to answer H
put to him . by the commissioners. He
naked Oiliocr Penninglon’s advice. The
latter told him the best thing he could
do would be to return to New York
and answer to the cbarges.‘

The two omclais parted. Clone to go

tenths central telephone" oilloe and Pen- ‘

singled to attend to" his duties. The
New York. policeman telephoned to his
brother in New York. “ The latter told
hlm'to return and answerths charges.
‘itwwu obout‘xiiiioio’ciock when Dulce:
Fcutll ' ossin saw the ‘ man. He,
son he in better spirits and told
Y k d Athat‘ho would return to New

or s , re

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minst him by those.
toslbo'

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Mr"m‘plsk.up allow York paper ye tori

ting 's bullet into his brain“
e sunrdsy incl-sin when he
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.lor general bollsatvork. .A‘
West Ave. So. vhlorwalk.

Will work forfmoderato. (
dress PL, cars at Sentin ‘»

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ly turulsbed or turuishod.
Norwalk. South Main stress
Plenty of cloakroom. hot
water and ule‘of both ..
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one iniref‘ar'. Bo
No. 7 Seymour 8 .
nouns. Will rent re

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with line of bit .
place for young
home influences. .
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or 4 desirable rooms, turn
furnished; either tog
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mystic—sands, , i. ,
.nlshed rooms for light. this ,
kitchen and bedroom. Ni) 13%
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TO LETwFROM'
or manor, if desired
lsndt Place, now occup
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inquire.“ 10 Courtla

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58.00. Fer iu‘rther p

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