N W.“ a poi-tad v. m‘dly
on Account of the Snow.
Man were the overturned sleigh-ii
yester av. Owing to the‘unevenneas
of the Show banks in the streets and
to the car tracks. it has been quite a
font to keep a sleigh right side up.
The most aerionu Incident befall D.
(i. Godfrey, of Seymour place. and his
nephew, W. B. Morehouae who had
been out for a sleigh ride. They were
coming down upper Malnutroet. when
the sleigh runner caught in the trolley
track and in an instant both were do.
posited heavily in about a foot of
slush. Mr. Godfrey held pluckiiy onto
the reins and was dragged for a con
siderablc distance before he was able
to stop the very much frightened
horse. in the mix-up Mr, Godfrey ro-
. .eeivetl a cut on the head which later
"i.” fifteen in width. “"90 0“ 9‘“ 5 required several atllrlies to close. Ho
(our cuttings can be made from g was soaked from head to foot and pro.
not between November and g seated a and sight with the blood
‘ gstreaniing down his face. "in neph-
:ew. Mr. liloreliouee also had his facef
scratched and was wet through. After 3
righting their outfit they started outi
avain and Dr, William J. Tracey, who‘.l
happened to be making call-3 in liiver‘
atreet. treated Mr. Godfrey's injuries
at .l. H. Manning‘s saloon.
llann & thinks let a horse and sleigh
to Franklin I'l. Gunther. a otudent at
Professor (‘nrl A . llarntroni‘s prepnr- '
niory school. yesterday afternoon. and .
all went well until he was on the way .
back from South Not-walk. Mr. Gun-'5
ther had taken another student. llill-
ory Ziieiidor. to the South Norwalhi
railroad depot and drove up Railroad '
avenue to North Main street. Near?
l‘odniore's store the sleigh runner;
caught in the trolley track and the?
driver was precipitated into the slush.
together with the contents of his con- .
revanre. The horse soon righted the
sleigh, and started up the avenue at ‘
break neck speed. lie was intercepted *
several times. but no one was able to
. stop the animal. P‘Ol‘tllllllt’l)‘ ne did not ;
collide with any other tennis on the
avenue. After reaching Norwalk he
ran through Wall street to River and
passed the stable of Damn it“: Banks.
made, a tour of several aide streets.
finally coming down .dain street to
Wall. where he was stopped and led to
the stable by William 1. Olsen. Mr.
Gunther soon arrived and procured an.
other horse and sleigh and went out
for another drive With a rung lady
friend.
ii. E. Darin, of the firm of Dana It
thinks. stated last night that he had
heard of about a dozen upset: during
the day.
. Mariam.
:36 a. in.; 1:57 p. in.
MM“ communications tor
would be addreucd to The
tenant lfllfl‘l not damn.
W a new kind of tobacco has
produced by cross-fertilization. it
Mm live to aevon foot in height ;
Writ I. leaf twonty-tlve inches
Now Enzlander, about 70 years?
having learned that Dr. Henryj'
, mite made occasional expeditions
a and ellewhera in search of 5‘
me. recently sent to him a pen ‘
its made by hiniaelf of it along
”it! underneath made this motto in,
than letters: "Tami stain Not Kill.“
'Von Dyke in acknowledging re.-
t of tho drawing, thanked his ;
Miami for his kindness and suggested
tinder certain conditions a more .
rlato text would be. Arts it.. 13: ;
Peter; , kill and cat."
one is a t‘tll‘lotts growth of tines.
ll'lldon‘s Point; Mattie. 'l‘hree yel-
iroh trees are mowing on a nine
1). 'i he tree. which was about
“and a hell feet in diameter. is
, lit to have been cut down some
hmfmra Ago, leaving a stamp three
ti a hall feet high. The. seeds of
fliirch must hare. lodged in this
main and as they grew they sent
t‘ roots down its sides to reach the
and. e'l‘he three trees are. respec-
tely, live. six and seven inches in
motor.
Two hundred years ago John How.
53‘3"“6uilfonl. England. left property.
or personal. upon curious terms.
thiamine was to reward "the female
ditto Who remained at least two
”In in one; situation within the bot“
ml, and who should throw the high
number with two dice in coaipeii‘
than with \nothor aspirant tor the mini~
~13“ is to say. it was to encour-
p, fidelity of service and. it must be
Mend, a spice of gambling. So the
other day Clara Howard and Florence
fill. both of whom had been in one
Wine over eight years. than against.
“other. and Clara casting seven
Florence‘s fire, rroeived a check for
Waive minus (tam.
H...—
AMUSEMENTS.
MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE.
It is not often that an artwss ric-
s‘eites such iinvorying and sniwrlativc
praise as that which has been ace-ord-
ed Miss Kate Hamil for her admira-
ble and artistic performance of Mrs.
Dane in Henry Arthur Jones‘s gi‘r‘flt
play. “hire. Danes Defence.“ nhicli
will have its serond prrformanre in
this city at llort's theatre tonight uli~
her the auspices of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company. the part of Mrs
liane is one that most tar-misses would
tint“! attempt and lamcntnbiy fail in,
Miss liassett meteor of high comedy
leaves one done without monotone)“
for the kind of work she doe-s as live:
italic. lier scene in the third art, hr?
ri'oxw‘xainination by the lawyer.
where ‘ lies. \‘t*§_ lit"? to saw low
for herself with?! morn and mow
nominally outanglod and hysteritoilzr
must-ions of it. ie said tr- in» one o'.
the finest exhibitions «:i strenztli r."
iécaal in!“ or and intrinitr our .
on the Ainm‘ican sin 2': lid‘lt‘
torthes the highest pathos. livr ‘l‘v‘tili
u.~ a mai‘wi of strength and delicat')‘
It“): is to have a grand internation-
ll “filament next year. and every in
time!“ will be given to manufactur-
malt over the world to miitribnte to
Osaka. which is at once the Man-
m and Venice of Japan. is the
place. and as. next to Tokyo. 11
“0 most populous city in the em-
MI better selection could not hate
: ,. made. The first industrial mo
”little: was held in Tokyo in 1S2}.
.. me your that saw the abolition
the W‘M‘lng oi swords by the Show
‘ That “as purely national. and.
m “Inn several exhibitions haw
main in the capital. Osaka is so
new with houses and intersertui
male that there might be a dillil
out: in finding mace tor on exhibition
M were it not for the rim that?
m of the buildings are of so nimsy
.fl‘mfiim that they can be claim“:
“J Ind built again at a very small
W of labor and money.
WAT WON!" ARE DOING.
”he Win indigo blank-is. mukr- do
W’iflmfilt mm
‘ ‘ m whoring kimonos made
um flannel instant of sortie am
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DON‘T TELL MY WW8.
Howard Hall in “Don't Tell My “15v
.‘~ said to ban written a taro»? on on
"lt‘li' new liars Parrot-at pitw-s are
summon though with its main hm no
mood in the personality of this or that:
erecntrir charm-tor “Charley‘s Aunt
“The Priinic Set-wanna" "Rm.“ Han-
ecned to Jones and a long list of oth-
er simiinr lures each had its partici-
lar rhumricr «hos-er mishaps outwit
:iie fun. in lawn Tell My Wile the
author has liver bold emmgh to go to
i rm}. iamiliru stage rharagtrr for tho
longest part of tile fun This is a (“z-l-
mini trailer. This statement 25 not
*wrltaos 'It‘l‘) impress-i1 e Without tit-:-
implement of the name of the (med
an «ntnistod Milt the role When it
=. mad that Arthur firming plays thin
«adored “other. then exmdatima ill
row prevent; ammo! in am almost
‘imnadtess «irmw. In writing the few
ital! uhaomuii the hold of untried
hometown on whom to rest his situa-
tions. lie. mviemufl all that id been
«me iwftw in other matters of human
swallow the Kmit‘ Mbfllm of
may new: rbimutm that smell
“consoling us good him-n of the on
name wad finally condom-ta to on
ter the to. i- ht- out Matter.
t‘he picn- vttl be m m on salt!»
on ”other and m. at Best‘s The
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”ml! “mortar stocks arr handsomely
. Stories are wry t‘lIhON‘It/c-
m.
, , dork ‘tauiie smote which
7 hr:- this storm: in line this.
’ . am noon aim in post-en I‘d
. w for Mass. aim in foam mil: _
W for pillows. apt-ointm-
one.
‘ of the am for young flll‘ifi w”-
. with an.“ alarm .m my EU! GROVE VIMES CITY A0
M W liar the. than V AGES.
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did little Itiriiiifiruiiui
NEW i'Ullh'. February tin—Joseph
Wilfrled Biondln, who was accused of
the murder of his wife near Boston
Mass ..last June, by cutting o'lf her
head. was arrested at police head
printers in New York today. He had
gone to headquartera to take an ex
amination for an engineer's license
He was identified by a representativr
A few days ago lilondiu came to no
if" headquarters and applied in the
‘nin-au of boiler inspection for on on
iineer's license. A poster printed by
the Boston police department on
which was a photograph of Blondin
ind a full dem-ription and also a spot.-
iinent of his handwriting, was pasted
on the wall of the office of the bureau.
A ronndsniun noticed the resemblance
between the applirant and the Blondiii
picture. while inontliii himself Wit
looking at it one. day. The. roundsinan
notified Detective Captain Titus out?
the captain also thought the resem-
blance between the loan and the pit-
turo was close enough to warrant Silil
picion. A telegram was sent. to the
Boston police and yesterday a deter,
tire of that city was sent here to make
the ideiitiiirntion. illondin was. told
to be at police headquarters at ll
o‘clock today for an engineer'o exam
ination. The Boston detective. when
he saw the man ”said he one Blondiii
The accused man made no resistance.
lie was taken to the detective bureau
and there he said that he was Joseph
Bernard. th‘ilth‘iglil years old a
French Canm..an single, and a tire
man. lie said he lived at 39o: street
and Madison avenue. He retained to
say anything else other than to declare
that he was not Bionttio.
Appears to be a Lack of interest I".
the Organization.
There will be a momma of the mem
bers of the Central Club tomorrow at
ternoon at o o‘riorlt. ”this meeting is
railed by the cxerativo board in order
to obtain from the members an ex
pressiozi of opinion as to the adiésa
binty o! «tattooing.
The finamial t‘onditzon of the (tub
is good but the small nttendaioc and
apparent tacit of interest man be eon
slowed. So wads the postal rand sem
out to mrnibere of the riot: by the we
when. him. Lydia t‘. Cram. This:
inertia): viii also be the annual meet
me of tin organization. Arrangements
may in matte at this meeting for re-
orgenitati‘on. it has beam very dis
«lemming to the oliieerr to encore e:-
reiieiit inrtorers. and then, at the an
minim time for lib:- allairs to be held
test attend. This has also been the
case when regular meetings have been
llt‘lxz.
TWO MEN WERE KILLED.
Train on Columbia and Port Deposit
Road Ran Into Landslide.
YURK. Pa... Frhruniy :5.~Two men
erre- toiled and one 01115931)“an
wounded in a freight wreck on the
(“lamina and Fort “(posit railroad a
short distanw south of )lr't‘oils Fem
at .l'. o'clock last night. The dead:
A. T. Hatch. engineer
Pam “"Si‘l’iilm. fireman.
thr! M title. a bruemaiz. was dam
lit-roomy injured. The men are in.
raidents of Oolnmtoa rm- min ran
into a landslide.
BISHOP TiERNEY‘S EiGHTH mam-
VERSARY.‘
The lollrwing "L‘trf‘x’fitmt‘l; ton}; gum
iii the services in St .lowpb"; Hattie
drill on Saturday. that here held in
momentum with the roman-ohms of the
eighth “lineman of the mammalian
of 1315.ch Wlm‘. The lit-ts, Wail
m .l. Shank-r .1. l“. inhuman it. D..-
T, S, Bangui, E. 5" name and J. l".
Quinn. of St lowph‘r Fathom-iii; hi
“his; J. Show“. .1, l’. Cinnamon and
M. Mer. of lien- Hams: .i. 0‘ch
nor, limitation; A. (knoll. Paiifield; it,
("any M1 Hartford. .1. t“mdm.
Window but“; Your Km; J. 83W!
Rove it, “tum-old, I}. [L .3. Dim.
(‘1 W. mammal. J. Hurray W. More
l-Z. lmtme uni )IoA-ulifle, of my
Toma Semi-m 1mm. aroma
intent. 1". W. iakn‘liie; l’. ille-
Gi‘mrp Judah-boom; Fathom South
iii. 13.. of “mud. 1.3. Donation and
1m.“ Mun Hurtful
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Common Plan. .
Judge Light.“ holding court today
in Bridgeport. The case on trial is
Charles J. Callaghan against Flynt
Building and Construction Company.
the action was brought by Callaghan
against the oompany for ianries out»
tamed by him while working for them
an a building with: the company was
constructing in llrl eport. Mr. Calla-
ghan claims that a aeaffold over which
be was obliged to pass in performing
his labors was negligently erected by
the company, and by reason of this
neglect an opening was left which led
to a shaft. and that he tell from the
icaffold through the shaft to the cel-
.ar_ a distance of about. fifty feet.
The case was on the jury docket.
but the defendant suffered a default
and moved for a hearing and damages
before the court. Jwing to a press
of business Judge Curtis. of the Com-
non Pleas Court, called in Judge
Light to preside-on the trial of thin
cane.
50V, VAN ANDT’S FATHER DEAD.
ST. PAUL, February 2$~tlovernnr
Van tinntit last night received word of
be death of his father. J. W. Van
Sandi rt lieclaire, town. Mr. Van
Sandi was born in New JerSey ninetr
three years ago and came. went in
i837. settling first at Rot-it Inland, iii.
entrai'nn"ni:ms;”"“ '
HOYT’S THEATRE.
TUESDAV EVENING, FEBRUARY 25.
Return Engagement of
i’lrs. Dana’s Defence
Under the Anspices of
PIONEER HOOK AND LADDER Cit.
ot‘ Norwaik.
With all the original Scenery~ and
Appointments that i'liaractt-r-
ized ita phenomenal run
at the Empire Then
in. New York. all
last ”moon.
AN EXCEH’IONAL CAST.
including
Kate Hamtt. Amelia Gardner. David
H Murray.
Chart will open for Selection of seate-
at Weeds drug store. Norwalk. and.
Hoyt'e Theatre. South Xorwalk, Friday
eventing at 8 o'clock.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. MARCH
Matinee and Night,
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This» Simone Big Hit,
ARTHUR DEMING.
Iit a l’nrzmm‘ly-Plamwd ideal ih‘otinv‘r
tion of Polite l’li-amntry
DONT TELL
MY} WIFE
A (Till-l.i)$$!il “tleCEf'YitiX
it? CONN” (l. COMEDY.
EVENING. 25. 35. and 55‘ cents.
“ATINEE. 15 and 25 cents.
Josriorr's
“We Will ofler for thin “writ human»:
thing for Heparin-rifle, well worth;
putting in a good film '
Swzi‘i ii Courtney lint-i road Mainline, .
gritii to a ML 1% l
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Sean-h i‘iz‘ht inert inair‘h law to a
luttxp 5t"
Franklin Mat: 1; :w to r tom. 1 rent
earth
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SPECIAL. .
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mi" holding: a hinting, input! the
gut-stint: oi \‘fit'éiTH’H‘e iii iiir liaise}
oil Siren I}H1tiiiw~itflllt"f§ and"
oil thin cit}: (‘ii't‘hditli it} the realg‘naw
15011505 Queries 3; lilo-m well and,
Lewis H. Nash. rtwiiertiwly. and
to tat Le snob admin in ft‘flt'fl‘fif‘t.‘ to:
reach turntables it!- may in million
ble- or neoeoaary. and. ii «inward
Menuhin; to initial an intranet: to fill?
win all stall-d ammo”.
For omdrli’ ml 12hr thinned.
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Bowl til \l‘ater tvitriol-ragweed
wn. nor on, no.
Adjutant mama om Third
Regiment In To Remain.
The New London Morning Telegraph
graph of yesterday had the follm'ving
paragraph relative to the Third Regi-
ment. 0. N. i}.
There seems to be a feeling border.
in; on blufil‘flfiflfl among the members,
past and present, of the old Third Heg-
imoat over the poniutont report of Ad-
.iutant General Cole is to order the
disbandment of the command in which
he himself served in the ranks as well
an commissioned officer. Since the or
der was issued annonnoeing the resig-
nation of Colonel Thayer and the no-
sumlng command of the regiment by
Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton, the opin-
ion seems to prevail that it is the pre- 5
iiininary step towards disbandmont, ;
based perhaps on the. {not that the 'or-
der did not include the usual provision
ordering the assemblage of the com-i
misalonod officers of the regiment for
the. purpose of nominating a colonel.
When the attention or Adjutant Gen- ,
era! Cole was called to the above yea~ .
tertiary afternoon by a reported of The .
t'otirant. he said: "As far as i am '
roncerned the report is untrue and
the matter of the disbandinent of the
Third regiment has never entered my
head. The story is made out of ;
whole cloth and is without foundation. '
Pnrthernione. no single regiment will i
be. Ilemgnatcd as an artillery‘ regiment. .,
(i! (‘lllll‘iltf i cannot. my what course;
will be taken in making up the nrtii- ‘
ier nagiment. but the Third will not,
..CORSETS..
be disbanded. in the nature of the
(use the new regiment will be com»
posed of companies located along the
shore of the Sound. and these compari-
ieis are in the Second. Third and
Fourth Regiments. From companil'o:
of these regiments the new regiment
will doubtless be formed. but it is im-
possible for me to say now what coni-
ponies will be taken.”
NEW YORK WEATHER PREDIC-
TION.
NEW YORK, February 25~The in
not weather bureau sends out the fol-
lowing: Hoist northeaat storm warn-
ing at it a. m. Storm apparently can.
tral in Georgia. moving northeaat: biah
iiortheaet winda this afternoon and to-
night. [Signedl Emery.
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OHIO BANK CLOSES lTs DOORS.
WASHlNGTON. February 2n.—-‘i‘hr-
controller of the currency thin morn-
ing im‘eived a telegram stating that
. the Firm National bank of Belmont.
it. had rinsed its doors.
We are in aPosition
to handle all property! real or
poi-sonata to be sold by auction.
An aiirtionwr baa been eni-
pioyed by no and proper stir-m.
lion warrantmi to all work plan-
ed in the hands of thin agency.
Jacob M. Lautoa.
Railroad Place. So. Norwalk
Fire insurance
enema to lie alum! the only mmmtodil)’
tonight without reg " (maid):
There are as many grade-e of inner.
Lin-re an of inert-handiw.
.. ‘Uii’lhiiltliidh‘ paying for the
it quality. are you quite iw‘tfi't' you
0 getting it? Better to tanner now
than after tor fire. 0m nftwm yearn"
:viwrirnre on the filllle‘l haw: Mimi
w,- to do this well.
Taylor a. Golden,
Teirpbune (32319. 31‘7-~-5.
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No diaappointnient to tlioun who
come here for Corsets. You could iiafe~
ly select any corset at random from
our stock and find that you had a very
trim, otyliah and well built Cornet. We
carry only the boat. wellhnown and
tented makes. We have been informed
by Corset experts that the (3. ll, Cornet
iu; the treat high grade coraet in the
market. We put a line on our shelves
and invite. all the ladies to viiiit our
(forget Department to look over caro-
fuily thin new model. ‘Wl‘mther you
wish to purchase or not, «all and give
your verdict,
(.‘. ll. Cornelia “little of fine Jean, ions; hip. low bunt. trimmed with rilr
hon run lace top and bottom. perfect fitting. only $1.00 .
(7. ll. Corsets. made of heavy Contiiie, will not stretch. gored so an to
ribbon top and bottom the best corset on the market. at the price.
‘r'onfoi'in with the outlines of the figurc. finished with deep law: and baby
$1.25.
C. [5. Corsets, line Contiile made in the new gored phone will fit any
figure; a really excellent comet at $1.75,
Our (‘. B. Corsets at
2.50 come in two atyiee. one especially adapted for
niender forms and the other for tetout people. who have difficulty in getting
roriseti-i to fit.
Theta.» on: both guaranteed to fit. and are made of fine mater
.
iai. lie euro to see them.
AFFAIRS AT YALI:
“Lit” Editors Elected—Burglary in
Winchester Hail.
NEW HAVEN. February 25.——'i‘he
junior claims at Yale t'niversity that
plant voted for the editors to the
“Yale Lit.‘ rive members of the
clams were elected: A. d. Warrin‘!
savannah. 6a,; H. F. Grilled Banana.
5;. Y3. it. in titanic. Cincinnati, 1).; G.
5. Arnold New Haven: 3’. Herman.
New York.
When the frerhinent alone at the
Sheffield Seirntii‘it 540mm! went to
liii'ii’ trinity hell it: \‘i’intheeter llait
§"5"Sl‘.‘3"‘.llil)' momma. it was dim-overeat
that thirtyva-n drafting instrument»:
belonging to the memorize oi the {32%.
had 1min Mole-n "firm; the night. “will
infili‘ulm'fll it itllsll at iii. Th? but
bin! riitere' _ train through ti pin
don in the r r oi the building.
WILL DELIVER GRANT ORATION.
SEW ‘i'Umt. lubruai-i
Thoma! G. doom o' Jonimzmyri'
a‘llrmi i’rrrit‘iem Romero “t lately rip»
minted tinted State's- dimrwi judge of
Alabama. has sax-«rented the. iii‘l'llblwl’i
to tit-lire: the oration at Granite tomb
in Keir Yuri: city on Mammal do)
CALL 58-2.
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PRISON FOR CONDEMNED PER-
SONS.
ALBANY. February 2:3.-—-'i‘iw atate
architect tine niibmitted to Stilltil‘illtlfliv
dent of Prisons; (.loiliiiis plans for a
new prison to be devoted oxeiuaireiy
to the confinement of pi‘iwners un-
der nutrient-e of death, He estimates
”mt it will worn 530.1900. Superintend-
ent Collins magenta that the code be
changed that locations will be authorizi
ed to MHIUHMLQ all each to one prison.
When a prisoner taller. an appeal and
genome a. stay the ntiperintondent nun
grain that he be removed from the
death hi'lll’n‘t' and (unlined in the prin»
on proper. and not hunt tinder guard
of four men at all hourr. lit: in to be
lit-pt there uritii the appeal it‘, derided,
mVESTiGATmG PORTLAND WOM-
AN'S DEATH.
il.‘lil'l'i-“()lii) Coma, Feb. zit-“All
.lllg'alfflr‘. will be held in ('Uroner Davin”
oillw tomorrow morning to tuneful“
the resume of the :«tatirlei: death of Mm.
habit! Sullivan. of Portland. she and
burn married but two day» irrfore‘her
tit-nth. Coroner limit: will nay noth—
ing about tlw raw an, ,ret 'iiie name
of 3 “animal pintécao i»: connected
writ}: the «new
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Sey- our’sStore
THE POPULAR STORE.
Popularity tron by perfect twirl tr in the lxirlw'litm of (air tau-min.
iiimee who are oeii planned I‘m: the In 1:
urnhandiw we plane in their twinw
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