Statement lttIIEd Bu ‘l’ild dinners
Hiring 13111113 in inside
listing liraininl For Treasurer
lnnlnvnnds Sardines
7 lien Salient Expresses depreci-
niidn ill Illinir‘s
At the " as at Sit Paula Church
and the Chapel 01 Our 111on Saviour,
yesterday, the rector. Rev. C M. Sci—9
9 leek. expressed his gratification at the
condition of the church. and the 1091-
lowing circular letter was distributed
to the members or St. 1’s parish:
. nNorvIInilr‘. (John. M y 1st..1902. 9
'1'1Norwalk'
9 contributions dur-‘
19119 us toredne9 the floating
1 this parléb to (about)
"y "At the ens-r
891181111. the Sun-
1131511118 hand
the parish
‘ eme fund)
D
11p in thendoatl debt. Of
to mutt he III the reg-
of the parish must be
8 Fund for the pay-
? '11 111‘
patent. .and pinned ($9? plate. not in
plasmid but with t
In order thet yon
Hill
9 Joined 13.119311.
1 of theirs in the hotel at
on t :resent9 tho
Unknown nmnn
m .
the Hotel Hs‘imli
played in the kitchen of Hotel Hamli-
ton for several years, 191 wn a night
'clock this
yI Injured
Hos.
it
afternoon and was son
She is.now lying at the walk
pita! in‘ a critical condition.
yours, that there is only a slim chance
for recovery
Miss Nellie Griihn chombcrmeld at-
the hotel, is quite ill with a severe
attack of grip in her room on the third
oer.
tend her and at the to
she had a sinking soul and fell head
foremost over the belustmde'. strking
1 on her head at the bottom of the
9. stairs.
scious.
When found she was uncon-
DrA. N. Clark was summoned At
ter temporarily dressing the wounds
he ordered that the injured woman
be taken to the hospital.
sieved in the ambulance. About the
only injury seems to be a severe scalp
wound Dr. Clark says no the skull
is not fractured; 1
The sound of the song on the ambu-9
lance was sufficient to create consid'
assembled In front of the hotel and in
Huviland street. There was a rumor
lug down stairs
HEALTH RESORT BURNEDA
BUDA PEST, Hungary. Magi 5-9
Two hundred houses at Bertie t; the
famous health resort’ have been deb.
{great by fire. Severel persons were
ured .
ilnnind dshnnn
slindu Found iln Tilt 91iinnnll Ill
illnu lie, 11 Vinilnlirun line 01
d The hunknn lids] Barges»
wsa 1111
ly sent to Medical Examiner is 11.”
Huntington. and be repaired to the
scene .and~gave permission for the re-
moval or the body The woman ap-
peared to be about thirty—live years of
age. and Weighed 150 or 1110 pounds.-
She wore a blue calico wrapper, wool-
en undershirt end under-clothes. but no
11110136 or stockings; was a 11111311
1111111 ring on.the fourth user of the
left bend. There were no pockets in
the wrapper. and no marks on the
clothing that would give a clue to the
identlt oi the woman.
Dr. untlngton was or the opinion
that the body had been in the water
several days. and that possibly it was"
9 one of the victims of the storm which
last week sunk the coal 4131's es
Bridgeport. The flowing o! the tide
from chat to west would have had a1
9 tendency to shed the body Ashore in 9"
this vicinity.
3 '9 street The body. will restrain there on.
til efforts can be made to 91mm sum
' ' , thing of the Identity or the" song
by the 1111118qu gift, of $20 9
Andrew Garneg'le. and the Cal ‘
131131911111. was started this mo us.
the resence ol‘fellow members “
p1a11§..Ro
. have 119 contra '_1I'or
FELL oo‘wu FLiDI-ITMF stunner ‘
Mn. Marin om Found tin pulruhln 9 1
Mrs Maria Gill. who hes been em: '11
Mrs Gill went up stairs to no 9
of the len‘dinit 1‘
89119 was re-'
arable excitement and a9 large crowd 1
that a women had boon killed by fell.‘
9...;
thought by the physicians that owing 9. l ' ‘
to her extreme age about seventy '1
llnnnirnus 1111111 111 inrnlni lied
dingionipnnu New Ion Today
.TIIII Employees Burned Tn linniii
dnd Several [lilinrs injured
, Lighted Einstein
perished and several 9.
day in a tire which n ro‘y'ud the in-
t 304 Pearl
street occupied by th
ding Company. The dead are:- Etuma
Boltchcr. 19 years1
Lynch.
The Injured are: Eithel McGrath
burned. probably faintly. Katie listens~
worth, contusions or to buck rind In-
.tcrual Injuries. cause
from fourth ncor': Annie ”(31 my.
sprains and bruises caused by jumping
from fourth door.
The tire dtarted on the first floor of
the buildinfi near a pile“ of stair pads.
A boy was swooping some loose cotton
over the floor and It is supposed that
he “lent the stuff over a liaihtéd cigar
or cigarette stub]
Into a blaze, the stair pads were set
slim: and in an instant the fire sprain 9 1
through the first floor and mounted“
ward.‘ A panic ensued and disre‘n
log the tire «capes many or the one
pluyees jumped from rear windows to
the not of an extension. 11 was in
this way that Miss Gilroy and Miss
Wadsworth were hurt
Miss Butcher end‘my
5011.111: ten door if.“
from burns an
unloaded at her who 9
shout V: 45 this in moi
11111.1 801113" 9
«loop in the houeo 1111‘ had barely
time to escape without their clothing.
While the bra was in progress some
one cut the hawse‘r that hold the bow»
of the boat to the wharf and come
near buretiun.r all of the horse that was
in use on the forward part 0L the
steamer The exact damage” aunot be
ascertained tor~some time. ut it is
covered by Insolence The hull of
the steamer is uninjured: A large part
of the curse with unloaded hetero the»
tire broke out.
FALLING WALL BURIEB FlREMEN,
BUFFAL'O. May (Ii-«At an early hour
today while: the firstborn were
we kins on the burning Wells oi as
tor ti; entire Ohio street front 11
lamest, burying Lieuteuult,
~ 9 Undertaker Raymond was notified by t
Dr. Huntington, and he went to Eaton 99
Point this noonnand took charge of '
‘ the remains. and had them removed to
his undertaking rooms in North Eton ‘
‘ probation 311111111111
9, and John 9
by 1911111 11189 9
The cotton burst
1 will on
1; land 11nd exehlmr 311':
so late church;mi by letter.
robin, ilfteen
adult member "‘
vic Rev. Mr
pre udo and
perintondont
preached the s
rented many 1
tions of the we
ried all by that
large congregatl
the ‘blose of th greeted Mr.
Kavaneah with e truest hearty web
come. ‘It was thudn t sunday of the
new choir and o (and the music
rendered Wall 111 1911 u bin! much on.
111‘ "who being car-
9 institution. A
present and at
’ joyed at both servltiu .-
Bun Sindhi Cniinn Wash in.» ~
St. Joseph's
‘ Saturday night
Ieston end all?
the steamer: ‘
saw the into
Exposition. .
in; other cler 9
and intends) Inn
113, but the et-
11’ tires. Custom
1 Apbchc. has
onth Norwalk.
poke of the ex}
the ship.
tendence web it
Bushes. of to
two blisters res
~'i’hs bodies or .
Ypi‘un' Mil ‘ _ .
pmany or the oottugcswt Bell “island 1
and Hickory Bluff anointed. Many
Imurovenieniri are being made at
one places. perhaps the most note 1
his being the new roads being built . 9 ,
by Caption Alyvah Tuthill through his
property end the grading of mun ave-
nue. from the zfloton' Point road to the
Bell Island brldzo. The hillniei'e iron
in: out down. and the earth and stones
used to All in the dose plan 31 ithun ufv
turning on sushi.- groans Contractor
Mechele‘ Lubsano. ct Son Nonwalk.
In doing this work A force of men
employed tomorrow or exca-
wot u; for the new water main which
Contractor Selentor Chariot will lay
for the City of scuth Not-walk. ‘
Kraut: 11.111121: who conducts the
9 Hickory Blur! grocery store, is having
a; barn built on the lot owned by Mrs.
Norton. Contractorn. W Duty is do-
us the work. A lento addition is be-
an built on the cottage at Hickory
31111! owned by ex Comptroller Ben;
‘ tennis 1». Mead or New canon. The
bath houses hiwo‘ all.- been repainted
9 and “Mr. Fitch has canted everyone
9 9.1111 the coming' sense .< The plot or
9 9 ground south of the tier h 9
' ‘illlcd in with earth 111k .
1 1» 9’1‘ut9hill9‘s9 ' ,
‘ ‘9 under ‘
tiroperty.
eh
. ’» on on his recently about 9_
south end. The piers to 91..
structure to rest on are
10‘?“ Bell island Hotel
‘ conducted by J H. 1314
Pdmnn
' d ltndu dining Williamson"
' 99- were heard and two men were seen
running from the body of, the fallen
, side a considerable (allowing.
tore the meeting or the Nor-walk City
‘ {gamble that. Georgia 1.19311110th
.. brute-3'
ldnrdnrnd
lininrnlhnd Bili‘znns Killed
Tina Sinus iinnrd Ilnd lwd lllnn
Stun Running dwnu
l’dlint Believe [is 11991511 liniiin
iii The Main”
N13W YGRK Mey 96-F9‘r in Bloom
see a political leader among the nat-
urall Iced citls‘ens in the Willi‘amoburg
section of Brooklyn has been shot
and instantly killed 11,}; tvio unknown
men. '
one police believe that he was a
victim of the Made. The shooting oc
curred in Briggs avenue. Two shots
nailed. The motive tor the murder is
as mysterious as the identity of the
assassins. 9
chonsca, who was forty years old.
and lived with his wife and three chil‘
drop at 540 Briggs avenue, was a pow.
er in a political way. Hie old was
sought by leaders on account of his
influence with his fellow countrymen.
who had votes He generally was a
Democrat and able to swing (or his
chonsea was never known to work.
lie lived comfortably and spent most
ioi' his time at a political club. He had
been at the club before the shooting
and later was seen with several mem
bers near the club room. but when
he was killed he was alone.
APPOINTMENTS To BE MADE-
city of Norwslk Needs a Tax collec-
tor and Water Commissioner. '
Among other matters to come he
Donnell this evening will be the ap-
pointing of a water commissioner to
succeed “gnomes 8.8150111 It Is very
. will be chosen to 1111 this
rederiéic Buikley. secretary
Commissioner.
11 term 17: a position or
tax collector and s. Auctioneer will then
pltaI. to 8:64p. nation ceremonies.
.Mlss Helen B we the. popular head .
puree at the Norwaik Hospital, will
suit for Engldnd. June 7th. on the
steamship 1111M end will use the
coronation ceremonies. Miss Brown
will visit England and lreland and will
probably make a visit in Scotland.
8911a expects to be gone at least two
months. Hor' nanny friends wish hen.
the pleasantest time obtainable.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Winfield s. Wade to Joseph Vedas
and wire. building lot at Springwood;
estate of John F. Burnett to Joseph
Vedas and wire. building lot at Spring-
wood: W. W Coinsth and G 11. Cas-
silt. three and one-half. acres on George
I.‘ Keeler term, to George Alinasi: L.
Ettlinger & Sons. to Emory Kcrddoe.‘ "
seven acres and buildings at West Nor .
11"“? Hose M earthen and with ~
m9
Captain John Cabana Entertain.
Friends on Board Grail.
As the beautiful sloop yacht “Louise"
fully Into the water. on last Saturday
night. III cheer went up from the small
coerlc oi friends, invited by the bind!
and hearty Captain John Cabana. to
witness the event. The merry partyw
ial Captain Joseph Riley acted as man-
ter of ceremonies. placing eVerybody at
their case. A mandolin orchestra from
New York. discoursed swaet music, the
ladies of the party served refreshments
the. yacht “and her captain. (in the trip
home the wind died down and the auto-
iliary engine was used for the first time.
Much to the concern on everybody,
Captain John Cabana became indiepos-
ed. Captain Joseph Riley taking entire
charge The “Louise" made port at an
early hour Sunday morning, her pus-9
sensors all vowing Captains John and
Joseph the princes of entertainers. "
" BOROUGH ELECTIONS 1N STATE
1'NEW HAVEN. May 5.—~Borough e1-
ectlons in nine towns or the state are
are being chosen in Brenton], Farm
ingtbb. Naugatuck; New Canaan. New-
towh. Bristol Ridgeileld, Bouthlngton
and 9Wlnsted. The contests have no
significance politically other than 10-
ca.
SUNDRV APPROPRIATION BILL.
WASHINGTON May 5411911911119
passed the bill for the cession of lands
on the Rosebud Indian reservation and
resumed consideration of the sundry
civil appropriation bill.
Split Penn:
Unseln Nnnnnlk
Judge Ennis llsudo T:
on do llselni Purpose
Residents
Norwalk’a spltc‘1ence case was de-
relief prayed for. William!" “Whit:
lock wife 'broug
Frederic 11 mile
Noml‘h‘ 11nd Bridgeport ask “
tlle- detendant be compelled to remove
a in board fence erocted by him.
1‘an
fence constructed. for. the purpose, the
The case was tried In the court or
common pleas last Jane
proceedings showed that: ere wanI
coneidorubic feeling between the par-1
ties. The objectionable fence will tho
to go under the decision of the court.
'ic 10110111112 memorandum was filed:
~ "The structure to which objection is
made in this case, serves no useful
purpose as a. fence. I am satisfied that
tire purpose oi! the member of the dc
fondant! family at whose intigatlou
without doubt. it was erected, was to
Injure 3nd annoy the adjoining rash
dents. I think 11180.11th the appear-
axles of the mucture as described by
Witnesses would indicate that purpose.
m.
be can adopt 1
don‘t use no desire to injury or
his neighbor.
' handed down a.
1.everrslinx;.tne defend
crushing business. and a 16w
' nths’ ago when Dowhurst made an j
mounting. be deducted sum the
ielntllt's share of the pro ts some.
think over 8500 (or extra labor; claim-
lug that the labor was necessary, and
that Clerk Agreed to furnish it. Clark
1‘ brought the suit and the defendant ill-
‘ " condemn-er.
111 prisoners from the Danbury jail
1 V. saturdny, for trial in the session of
the court of common Pleas.
which
tomorrow morning 1 ..
glided down the ways and dipped moo: 9
boarded the creit, whereupon the gen» 1
and toasts were drunk to the success of '
lids heeled Tn dnnnn Adjoining _
cldcd by Judge Curtis Saturday. the.»
plaintlit being granted the equitable.
nstilt «aloft
The arties occupy adjoining Property
and 111 July 1900 Dr 11111151 had a. high"
plaintlil's claimed of «denying them;
and the H
i do not think that even it the defenv ‘
WANTED—«A DAIRY TI), 8
Inc with about 80 quarts oil 11
EBarnes, East Nor iii
WANTED-«A 4x6 101.1191
camera. Must be in Ilrht ole
tion and price very 1011'. Add?“
era. this 011109
WANTED—ROOMERG.
tiers; also 10 good title to
housework. Refereuccs
Good when to right girls.
derson, 6 Pine St
WANTED—normed;
Hormone
E. B. Hoyt. 8
meat in box.
Good wages.
Conn.
WANTED~A sontdt'ron
collector; permanent position
dress Box 495 So. Nor-walk
WANTED—BRIGHT BOY. W
recommended. Addresu S. (1.11.
tincl Office;
WANTED—A FIRST CLASS A
drless. Apply at 011109, The Glitter
%
In progress today Borough oincers ~ ~
St, 6 rooms. rent :12.
’l‘ollcs at, second 11001;.
nve.; Rent 36. All 111191“ '
inquire John H. K1199.“
E SE
furnished house No.10 0rch'9
$40 per month inquire 53 W
'ro LET—5 Rooms. ' 1 ‘
both street; 4 rooms. ‘130 80.1111
and house, 14 Pine at. 1319111111
Rowan 16 So. Main.8t., ‘So.
1'0 LET—FROM JUNE 1 ’1‘0
1 furnished house, West avenue
and gel mode. 10 rooms. E911
Tnylor A: Golden. .
1'0 LET—SECOND FLOO
First St, East Norwalk, rent 3‘!
ply to J. W. Marvin 2 ll‘irst 89
rooms, 4th floor, front.
door rear. Rent ’1 H
cleaned.
A Burritt avenue; mod he to.
Store tormerly .
Music Hall ‘
or any other
second usurp 9
suitable‘for 0 can or d;
‘ ’1‘
his horse. Weight 1200.
H49 Knapp. 82 Wrist 8t.
wool Suits; :5; finger
ington Mills, 87. 50'. Monte-
1 ate; 39c; boysI loath 99b
Knee Pants, 19c.- D. not
Main street '
For! BALE—is CO9
milkers; one Jersey ball 11
bull, two young heifersii ‘
one horse (Hubert; Improved)
power, farming lmplenidlitti etc
Will be sold at private sole
Gracie 8t, Darien 0901111.:
FOR DALE—25 enormous
host, 13 toot beam. Ab Iyo
$311311. 779 Mitotic street,
Foe ens—19 econ oA'l‘
LEunplete. New sell. 330. »9
one 11‘an st.
. Clark ones for about, 9 9
They were in partnership In the ' ‘
Sheriif Henley brought down sever. H
roe SALE—JR) cLosn AN
flee—Will sell the means pm
consisting of the land on Rail _
son 8t.,1 lot 60 ft treat. .91
log on the west 60 ft. Iron 9,
124mm house on Monroe)
moved away. For particnlu
of Henry Seymour E11
cot. Suitable reward will be pal ' "
return of same to G. B. Buxton,10
gain ave. Non-walk ‘ p.
9 also. chains All}
tect and Builder in 0111'
drawings of dwellingb’
all kinda of building 9
Norwalk Chronicler