. Taken TII Windsor Hoiel’dui
‘ fcIiIIII HIII‘III din ‘ “
Rollo Bitch dent of the
Journeyman B :o ablation. and
sehretury oi the Norwa‘ hranch, tell
to the no r‘ unconsciou about 10:30
o'clock las night while delive ing an
oral! II at a smaller a! on an or the
‘ s or the liridgeVnrt branch at
9 his side to
[It dtOVth‘B Or-
to to ouch a
carriage and. , I
to the
‘I bot app
man and said that his
covery lobked
Teléxrnpiwlini
Evi mill r
not hop, but
quiet todayr .
LLt ii With Mm
iii tfioid.I‘_
. will be
or Elchool Visitors,
-. At the lip .pg going ,
I. topress ejwas stillwo kids over he , -
_ re.
‘ Logan Cement Lin ‘
Ludo“, Music Hall.
'l‘he program to therradueting
orclses ot the Nomad: Isl: School, to
n Music Hall, tomorrow even.
alsnbeen arranged.
a"turulnhed by a duct-Violin com
paced of Erank H.I. Nash, John P.
Treadwell. Albert Montana and Her
ace Hatch. The order of exercises
will be as follows: -
invocation, ’
‘ Rev Gourde D Egbert.
Selection ‘ .
V, . Quartotto
Rev. Romlliy F. Humphiies.
Selection, _
"Adm-es
Quartette ,
_Address~«—“How For Shall" our Public
- Schools Carry Education?"
P‘roi. Bernadette Pcrrin, of Yale Uni-
vomit»; V
Selection,
I Quartettc.
Presentation of Diplomas,
Rev. George D Egbert.
Benediction.
Rev Hominy Fl: Humphrien. I...
, The attention 0'! relative! and,
friends of the graduates to. celled to
the iolloINIng resolution at the Board
which Will be
strictly enforced: . “No flowers or oth-
er presents shall be presented to the
gradutos aat: th?;‘,VVV time and place at
graduation. “
graduationi’ ,
The doors will be open at 7:10 and
the exercises will beginmromptly at 8
ohciock ‘
About 250 seats will be reserved for
: relatives and friends 0: the graduates.
teachers and school omclals and ad
mission to‘ these heats will be by tic‘lw
. etc, which have been given out
n- Mpw‘h—“m w .
chic IIIIIII
Induction
e secretary a.nd treasurer. and o
uuhlttoeis, and the election or new
will be had at
cellaneous bust
a. lV’apers will
Treatment at the
“-1 mi
; Ch Stellfivugen. To. 01 the Philadelphia
V ental College, whose subject is yet to
~ ab ’ Ci cits ‘ , .
. Mucus. or Hartford will speak on The _I
. , V, Makers of Dentistry. his 1paper and?
« " llsh HI)0 yards from all sides or the
burning, . . recline and the" railroad
n k . .
load a paper, on 89m tactical” IVP‘altnta l
on Operatio‘ns on
rs‘L the parturition .‘fwm than be or
‘ bored or with, h
The music . “ L
'5 odd car explode
Hear PillsliIIIg IIIIVIl Hidiil
'I‘IIIVInII) uncPenousdIeliddddud
Three Hundred iIIjII red
Hnleis Mani] Cars dud IiIIild
has litre Horned lip
HITTSIBLURG. May. law'lihe Sheraden
yards oi the Pan.- fiandle railroad was
the scene last evening at one of the
most disastrous explosions and tires
known in this section ior many years.
A score of lives were lost and about
three hundred persons was no fiddly,
according to the judge,
meat of physicians in: attendance. titty.
burned that.
It them will die from the clients at
their injuries.
II'oad Company has thirty obi tracloI
through Sheradan and succsodéd in
heaping communication open The
property loss will amount to at least
$600 000.
The chose of the catastrophe was the
oxpi sion of a train of naphtha oars
whir were being switched at the
yards. in the switching the rear car
telescopes} a cfar forward. The leaking I
naphtha ignited from a switch light
causing an explosion which threw the
flames titty feet high. Much of the can»
raping naphtha ran through Corks Run
to Esplen Borough. a distance at one
. and oncebalt miles. and utilised another
explosion.- blowing to atoms the Sey~
‘ Imour hotel and tbcICollins house on .
. River road and badly wrecking a frame -
IV building near by In which were congren ,
, Iaatéd two hundred or more sports from
- , Pittsburg and vicinity, betting on the
-' races. booebsll etc. , ,
, how or the occupants oi this mud.
ins escaped lulury. many being badly:
hurt. Mrs. heroine
of the Shel'bdenIVll
. . , red any
an d parallel to t
it was 6:15 when II:
the deadly stud w - p
I that could he has for miles that
work at destruction really beg
A torrent of flame belched forth on
each side of the track, sweeping hasht
ihe tor ed spectators like a charge of
artillery and sending a shower or
name over their ohea‘ds, resembling:
Mont Pelee on a mm scale _
The scene that toliowedwbeggars de-
; scriptl'on ,
:b‘lsd heated tho
that before the ,
were rendered onmnsclous by a .
treme‘ heat and the contour fame ,I,
,, were being carried away who
titan
rlou
The Pan-Handle Rail» '
and her daughter
V Vslnc‘ejby people who scarcely knew
1‘ * in such manner as will most promptly
H; .MD of 181.1 beers that (will
improvement .
ndV, held a smell.
L at the Nor
, fTheIcertii'ic
L percentage
I‘IiIIIIIiIII Halli iii il- Coilisiud
association h
been paid. I, V,
The bond ‘
will he ran . .
. for the Joseph...
silk mauutaet s
in Norwalk, .I. .V
scribed tor b ‘
ecriptions for
collected The
. Company.
or to locate
lumps it Is
‘ on the
, ., , {by
Grand and F
north by Tilldoli
are Arthur Q.
or Charles ,
Green Lee I
and Victor 8‘. 8h
At the mac
cheers 0! the a
it“s toilbwa: I
Freeman
secretary and
Sellech.
Executlv
.Wheeler. Vie
.VIJI Boyer I
The Ward. at:
n: the incorporate?»
The mastitis V368 .,
association
on L Boy
is C.
. Prion
V anemone
I ere elected
‘ dryer which on published iii your
' l! per the other day, l was pleased to
die his argument for retaining old
names for locations, streets, etc. it
elites happens in tracing up old deeds
but we find the names oi streets have
a changed many times and that
highways are sometimes appropriated
to, private use with no legal right;
whatever
In the case at Bouion Lane which'ls
mentioned by Mn G'wyer the change
of name Was directed ioniy a few years
improvements made in the
densest Nelson Taylor. who
gton stréla‘t bridge. was known
Shore path. made by the In-
. later the Shore road and the
ation
or! the street as well is late
cince it was Improved it has certain:
ly’ a more original sound then River
d side avenue, or Sea View lu‘renue. .1 _
am glad to note that the historic name I I
or Gregorio or Gregory’s Point is still
“The Village "-
along the shore east or Blue
the common;
, where the
, In still slightly active. .
V. cruiser Valkyrien has: taken on board
. live hundred relapses from the north
, conic outbreak in
retained, while the hotel received a .
modern nnmmII Prior to the la . t- .
oj , , ,,
it started at tile lord; V .,
Perched III II. Vincent, II W i
L Nebraska dud Merino Vilitdilils
In How Heredity Activities
and Thousand delights Tail
III Iiii Island Iii Miliilillililii
ST. THOMAS Danie est indies;
May lB—«A despatcb rec ‘ved hare trim
the Island of St. Vincen , (British West
indies) lorwarded on Sunday last, an-
bounces that 700 deaths have Occurred
In that Inland as a result or the out-
break or the Sou‘l'riorie volcano. which
The Danish
and northeast counts at the island of
Martinique; The French cruiser Suchet
has rescued 2 000 persons from Martln~
Inns. and the French cable repair
steamer Po‘uyer Quaitier has saved
numbers of the sufferers from the vol»
artluique
All the rescue perhaps have been
taken to Fort De France Martinique
only one man escaped from the Jail
to I‘r was overwhelmed by the flow of
love than: Mont Pelee.
. I The; stench from the unburied corpses
at St Pitt
is still almost Intolerable“.
according?
Ina: advices received here.
. and the desoldtion Is indescribable it
is reported jat St Thomas that the
French bank In St. Pierre transferred
-‘ ‘ Its (audit and books to the Suchet he-
tore the cataatro‘phe
CASTHIES Island of St. Lucia. Brit—
ish West Indies. May ism-It is apnoea:
. and In ‘advices received here this more-
in; (Tuesday) from the island or st.
Vincent, (8. W. l I that 1,600 have per-
. . I} . _ .
department of the army. for Fort De
France. Most of the money win spent
for women's and ohiidrens’ clothing
tents and for supplies» There will lie
over 400 tons of foodi'suppiies 3. About
85.000 worth of medicine will also be
Senate convened today Mr. Gullom.
" from the committee. on foreign rela-
tions‘ reported a loint resolution appro-
printing $500. 000, including the 8200'.-
000 already appropriated. to be expend?
ed under the direction or the president
and em lently relieve the stricken peo-
ole or t a French West indies. and St
Vincent. The resolution was adopted
Without comment.
Mr. Stewart ,chairmah or the Indian
affairs committee, uttered a joint reso-
lution providing tht such part or the
ed. as related to the division at the
Northern diatrict oi the indian Terri-
tory in two districts should take eitact
»l 902 Th resolution was
* Revolution
L at 8t..Pierre (Martinique) when that
is ad thins since the Soutrier’le volcano I '
‘ has heshfln e V ,.
Indian appropriation hill recently passa-
L ’ o
refuge in
MAY HAVE PRACTICE HIJN. V
60th Norwclk Fire Department Cong
oldorlng Ono m Memorial Day.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
I Hook and Ladder Company was held
last night, Foreman Wilfred Bodwell
presiding.” Financial Secretary Chea-
' tor F Clark noted in the place of Re
. cording Secretary :Leo Davis.
Variant:
committees reported; and a eommtmi
cation was received from Putnam
Sirloin Hundred Said To Hire
Hose Company, expressing the hope
that the pleasant relations now exist-
mg between the We companies would
continue The firemen appointed a
committee at live. Richard Volsht
Frederick W.- Decker, Hillas Campbell.
‘hester F. Clark and James W Hoyle
to look into the matter of having some
sort. at an entertainment during the
spring or “summer.
Foreman Bodweli stated that the
Board of Engineers and the three oili»
cars or each fire company had held
several meetings for the purpose of
promoting the efficiency of the de-
partment. The new badges are ex
he‘V distributed to the members. lt is
possible that the department will have
a practice on: “this spring and the
morning at Memorial Day has been
suggested asithe time when this will
be held
VAt‘ tile close of the meeting refresh
ments were enjoyé‘d I
‘ I‘I
HARRIET.) AT AUXIER OKLA. TER.
Th many friends or Miss Lottie E.
Tayl r.
tory, will be pleased to hear of her
marriage to Frank Baker
place. on Wednesday evening, my
8th. 1902 Mrs. Baker Is a sister of
bird. ‘John Tryon‘ and formerly lived
with her {or a number of years '
Leaders Heine
«4.. WW
idriher Fighting in Hill and
III Purl III Prints Today
HiIIIIeIIIIIs PIeSIdcniui caution
The situation is very actions.
ed the immediate departure Itrom the
country of former President Sam.
Clashes between the partisans ot the
numerous presidential candidates con.
tinned yesterday aftern The fol-I
lowers or General Saint his: Dalla' at.
lacked the adherents of , rai Daily,
the military command
was severe for about an
low men ware killed or
isr as can be gathered
General Daily was compel! .
rate the Hotel De Ln.‘ IIPlVaoo mo rec.
treated to the palace. more he barri-
caded himselt a’fid his tollowors. hav-
ing previously secured a good supply
at ammunitllm
of firing and this time the casualties
Were someWhat severe. In the mean-
while firing occurred in other parts or
calmer
F0
.5 and public works. had gathered their.
. forces in the palace.
at shell
which
Where their posltlb
night 3
: Vf strengthened by the tact that they had
I the presidential guard on their side.
Opposed to this party was IGenIsI-al
Saint Foil; Colin. at the head or a
huge body of armed citizens;
ter are determined that th
‘ of the former government oi:
pchall embark
toils y on he
French mail a comer. it they d not
do so it is amhat certain that the
General
LL ‘ fightin‘fi Will recommcnce and continue
with the
greatest severity.
Paine the former mining}:
d of commerce. son
French legatlon our
in the mornihg.‘ As this dispatch is
sent, early Tuesday morning.- occasion.
VV ail shots and be heard, but the situa-
as not materially oh
posted to arirve soon, and will at once .
oi Auxior, Oklahoma Terri-~
of that
whole population is smiled and insists ‘ ’
he tiring I.
Some time: before ~:
midnight there was another outbreak 1
the city and lasted until after mid'o
night. ‘,w on the situation becamé VIV.
.. wart-room~ voI‘IHo Ila
drive delivery wagon in in
Market.
Must come well recomm n (led
Btur‘tevont.‘
Qt .
ished rooms with boarlh can
walk preferred. p
itcdms.
wAN'I'Eo - YOUNG All
wants steady Work. Good hem
emplOyer prefei'I‘edV. Ben X 8
Chloe.
WANTED-FA COMPETENVT
family of three. Apply toM
‘lI‘rost, 52 West avenue South
‘ro LETwFIVlil 00MB
store, 5 Woodward Ave, sul
any kind of business. VCarl
So. Norwalk ‘ ,
St, large yard and harden; re
diouis s. Beers, Fldyt's 'l‘hdstre,_
as . V.
TO neurarWo NICELY sun
nlsthd front rooms. Reasonalll lid
Mdr‘ess Y. Sentinel Oiilce. , V
To LET-J90 SMALL FA L
adults six rooms, on first door}:
a garden. Good reierence rquV
inquire. 1.73 East Ave.. No l
., l3 rejoins. all modern
meats. Kent reasonable.
imillim
Inqui
.jI Marshal H. Toilets, at office Hat
To sepfiraom may
small family. four rooms on upper had
and one in attic, all newly no
rind painted, Betta
rent 9 I:
46 wenonId ave. rent V89 In ire
so. Nomi}
Toiles at. he and '
house in Bel
8
Burrltt avenue: modern on ,
Store formerly of Raymou ‘
Music Hall Block sultab for gr ,
or any other business
second door. 46 South M
suitable for oiilcesdor dw 'lling‘ App!
tique sideboard. Suits
Address R. M. Somme
boys’ knee pants and silt .Lwliich
Will sell very cheap. hp ‘1‘ at th
21 Lexir‘IVgV‘tonLc Ave. '
FOR SALE—$4 600
desirable residence prop . .
tea with water front ho. so It ,
good» condition Watei‘
ti. on Rowayton harbor,
house. Full particulars
etc" at Jacob M; Layt
Place, 80. Narwa'llr :
FOB SALE-A QABCOCIK 81mm?)
in perfect order, long distanced axl
been used less than
Price $150. Also stand
tend rubber tire, 830.
Hoyt 11 Mott avenue “
FOR SALE—MEN’S FIN H,
wool Sultan“; all wool Vgfiergos, , “
lugtoVn Mills. 87. HI). 3075 ,V ‘
Norwalk Chronicler