the
ed with the High School problem
Jat‘zt t‘é me ting. held in Judge John ii.
‘ Light’s 0‘ he. in Washington street,
' "d after. one hour of die-
fliculty had been solved
ted to procurements ”and call any
s _ her of the bodrd in to Assist him.
The top floor in the new school build-
ing in East Nor-walk is available.
There‘ are four rooms. There is quite
a little room In tneo ver er dis-
tricts and it was thought
solidste and huve only two
schol could be Accommodates in
Ehst Norwich; and Over Riybr districts.
Thermeetldg come to order. and as
the preside was not in attendance.
‘ gist, was unanimously
Messrs. Blanch-
JheLelcr. mover rind
; The roll was call-
‘ place so to
J {its town High
at if the de-
r theL “anh‘
J W
“Smith and
The‘poverty nuclei of” the degree J;
o o: Mncoln Council, 0. U. A M
horn 3th Chain Mull inst ni
out success. notwithstnnd n; L
J not no, one appeared in the 1 '
1‘ ‘ Jhsll attired ‘ to poverty stricken clothes.
o prime. the ‘ledy' s a.
poet; and the souls
Wt
ll d thnt at 10 o‘clock the prince
would be awarded if anyone wOuld
J 3W9” on the floor in competition.
peered at that time. And
L tied the prizes I They w o J
C. Ferris and Fred Scull .
. The letter resembled a trump.
s were E F. DeForest, John
red Smith. ‘J
sJ’i‘heonuslc for the dancing was fur-
«use by Charles Ut‘cinger and Ed- _
to Johnson. The door manner was s
Loorooiiiso Moll Lissl People Li
J J ‘.-D Plett and he had as side. Char,
lee Johnson. Fred Scodeld Jr” and
Be t Buttery. J , J
he committee of arrangements con ‘
sisted of Fred Scodeld. en; chairman;
George OJverton, ,0: JL. Ferris, C. s.
punchy. Edward Gray. W. l). Plett and
Han Ii. Blended Morris Buttery had
c arse of the ice cream: 0 'J. Ferris.
soft drinks; and C. B. Dauchy took care
of the cloak roomy ‘
The tests which has given many
J successful affslrs. consists of Edward
Grey. councillor: John H Plander
viceoouncillor; John Brundage. sen
ion exMounclilor; C. .l. Ferris. junior
ex councillor; George S. Overton. in~
doctor; Harry Young, examiner: Char.
les 8. Editor", inside protector; W D
Plutt. captain of the team, and the
following are the guards: Charles
and Edward Johnson. Fred Scoueld.
Jr. Bert Buttery. Reuben Hawkins, Al-
bert Amundsen and Joseph Pennell
Chnrles Utzln'ger is pianist nod Fred
erlck Bcofiold Sn, director. '
Looihor Filo
flooorrillrolioordlll H M To
'Liloiill ; riodolloooleilliuhiooko
That the fire which destroyed the
burn and contents and part of the
house and contents of [elders Ale’xLan-
der. the Junk dealer, Sunday morning.
was of incendiary origin. there appears
to be no doubt. Mr. Alexander came
very nearly being suffocated again this
morning about 2: 30 o 'clock. He awoke
to find that first story, the only one
left of the house that had not been
burned. was on fire.
Dazed and blinded from the dense
slhoke in his room. be wrapped a heavy
ltabout him. covering his face. and
zed to crawl to a window. raise it
odd get to the open air Pie says that
s in a few minutes more he would not
have been able to leave
sew“ room
when he came tohis senses
he shout~
- ed for help and crashed the nearby
neighbors. who hurried to his asslsh
s cc. .
#On onto its the building they found
distorted 1
At ll: 30 it was an. L
privilege.
,"Jul and vii
Metronome Tho o is
L Mooll Boiler TLoo‘Prosool line
The Judicial Dooorlolool Fooluros
lire deli; lmororoil
Loos! $150 000
Judge John Ll. Light speaker of the
House of Representatives. was inter-
vleLwed by a Sentinel reporter today
reserdluir the proposed new constitu-
than. ,in reply to a quotation us to what
he ought of the document be said”:
it is much better than the old one,
both in language And substance. The
advance step in representation in the ,
House and Senate should measurably
satisfy the reformers in the cities. bo~ '
cause it establishes the principle for
which they contended, and it should
satisfy the small towns because of its
conservatism. it does away with the
inequalities of the present coustltilv .
thin and it puts representation on Js Jr
And the judicial .
department is greatly improved. There '
Is It provision which will enable the
General Assembly to ordain nnd estsb- J
more logical basis
lien or court. to be composed of not
less than three judges of the superior
court. to review and paths upon errors
of fact or law or both. Under the we
sent practice the finding of facts by A
single judge is final and cannot be re-
vlehsed. There Is no very good reason
why a litigant should‘snot have the
‘on whose proper
an adiourned u
the Council oh’a ..
and heard the J
of sanitary the y;
s who statedth _
her-J of nuisance
should he ab tell
intends to on J
pslgn ngslnsho
lilies the
work of sendin ,
‘liplim to owners
v « meti
was below. If n
to these undouh
taken to compel. _
nnces. The full do
the board who pre .
William J. Tron J s
in reply to no '
in last night’s
lose but we
us we ourselves .
tive proof that
ed money for
teams and is lit
with the Norwu
ern Connecticut. “
College: can put Ii.‘
tours in the new
play them. L
Respec
facts of no case rev wed as wells as . JLJ J
every state of the Union he has that
The new provision for
amending the constitution should com-
mend itself to reformers. it is liber-
house may propose fill moonlight our:
ubii
we?
1 it will be carried
(loner-iii Assembly dud LL
the laws of the session3L’iin
A iorlty of the members eleoted h
" house of the next General Assembly
approve the
Idendinent proposed. it
1then goes to the people for their on
proval With such a liberal provision
for ulneudmeuts as t there ought
not to be any furtho necessity With
in the next half century for another
constitutional convention. These corn
stltutlonnl conventions are expensive
luxuries; the one just eluded will pro-
bably cost the people at least $150. 000.
.And a econstitution like ours. and the
new 0 eproposed. supply embody the
fundamentals of _ government. and
these are not susceptible to frequent
changes. All the details of govern-
ment are left to the legislature and
this is as it should be for the loLglsla-
lure meets frequently, and can readily
readjust the lime to new and changing
conditions. But so far as holding com
ventlone are concerned the proposed
constitution is better than the present“
Jone for the reason that it does provide
for holding conventions whenever the
(Continued on second Page)
A mulority of elthe‘r;
the law, and l belleve‘sthst in neariyLJ JL
some
L. Woodwar no: ougnlyrdemon-
strnted his so by as was evinced by
the smooth sud excellent way in which
the various dances were carried out.
Mr. Woodward was efficiently aided
by Louis W. warlord, LeRoy Mont-
gomery. ‘ Chester ll. Benedict and
Fletcher H. Montgomery.
alto added no melt amount to the
plenum of theieveniug. in entertaining
the many guests of the occasion. The
members or the class are Miss Elsie
Cummings. Miss Jessie Poyven; Miss
Eva Grdzory. and Horace Gray
The musicfot danclnx was. {unfair
ed by Lowe'e orchestra. composed of
William Lowe; Edward J Birds and
Howard A. Tilly. There were twenty
numbers on the program and during
the evening and at intermission rev
freshment's consisting of ice cream
and cute were served under the direc
ti n of Caterer DeKlyn.
he stnxe was resplendent an decor.
etlons of bay treeii, palms and scoldin-
true. and presented a handsome all-
penitence setting off the handsome cos
= tumors of the ladies very unionism.
Among those noticed on the floor
J during the eroding were Mr. and Mrs
J A. C.- Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. H. B Wis.
‘7 ham. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwoood 0. Cum.
William G. OhdeeJi '
Misses Mabel Ferris line Force. (liars :
«J J Dibble
J Meta hurts . town,
Riddle; Matti Osborn. mu Wurner.
_, Ell shims, Florence delimiter 3
ion Verdun, Edith Cousins. Theresa.
V altihd Anus Cenotaph Leila Pottet Dor- -
0 y
L LJ mince, Mrj. and Mrs. .0 ill.“ Sinuson,Mr.
nod Mrs. Chm-lee Holmes, Mr and
J Mrs. William 3. Benedict. Mr. and Mrs.
- J.- A. Osborn.
J Price Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Green. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry "P.
and Mrs; Joseph A ores. Mayor and
Mm George B Doritos. Fruit. 'and Mrs
FL Climb:
his loan. Lillian St. John.
J-Beesie Emily
Moirel Gentle sud Little Adams.
‘ names were under con
L feared the noises would this, control of
*3 Mt lotions Soils ll :JElioll Mos W
The kraduates and Prof LstgiIsm‘.
Sou Polslisliiou Lomoooii soles
Tim is Moroosior Moss
, Looox Shear liloILs Loses Ls loo
1qu LI coolness Loon
J Moolorlol Holl lIlL Lrooolillo lf’o.
Moo llrslroiloil
Mey. 21-«For
five hours this morning. a fire resell in
the four story brick block on Main
street. owned by John E. Boy. and oc-
cupied principally by the Spy Publish-
ing Comphny slid the E G. Higgins
Wall Paper Company. and ‘~ hetero the
.‘tbe entire
building was gutted an
entirely destroyed The one is esti-
mated tit $160. 000.
employees had a narrow Escape from
being penned In by the flames The ne-
nor was Able to make its spnefirsnce,
this morning. with the help of the GI»
zettc. which extended lts facilities.
The fire was not discovered untlll :30
o 'clock this morning.
have originated in the stock room of
the Elthuns Wall Paper Compnny.
, L‘~_: and must have been burning for several
J _ hours before it worked its way into the
composing rooms at the any. The
alarm was turned in promptly. but by
that time it could be; seen that the
s building we: doomed rind Chief Vaughn
ordered everybody out. The composi-
tore did not stop to gather their per-
sonalieffecte. but managed to save a
few forms of type and hastily mode
their way through the dense smoke to
the sidewalk.
“ J’J'lJ'he firemen .had all they could do to
Keyeut the fire sprouting to the build-
has in the rear . At and tin me it who
thxhn orde It: gen k
in. bringinsL out all the re ,
in the city. sud three hours after the
tire was discovered it was under con
trol. T e occupants of the building who
suffer total loss are:
(lei-1T Kronoif merchant tailor; E.
C. Benzerd, tailor: Johnson A Sundle.
. tailors: Henry Walker. barber; Fln~
nish Baptist Church. in. Mount Lebo‘
Bay State Decoration Company: F. E
Buss, sign painter; .1036th
New Eastern
‘ Sven,
ker, furniture storage: Egghlns Wall
Paper Company: Spy Publishing Com~i
DADY- J
DANB'IJRY, May 21. ~The Lenox
Shear works at Brookfleld were new
troyed by fire last night with a loss
of 310.000. The works were owned
and conducted by John Bateman. The
factory, a two story gnome building
was totally consumed‘T'T‘together with
much machinery and large quantity
of finished stock. Tiles cause of the
tire is unknown. The plioperty was in-
sured for $4 000
GREENVILLE. Be}. May aid—Meaba
morial hell of Thiel college this place;
Wes destroyed by fire at 30 clock this
morning entailing a loss of 825, 000
depth of Memorial hall find they were
rooted in their night. clothes. No one
“hurt. It is believed that the fire
was” of incendiary orlgl
J belonging to Truckmsu Stone,
s Bolmn' s stables.
contents is
The heelvlest loss
l‘slls “on the Spy Publishing company.
as nothing was saved and some of the,
It is believed to
non Hell; W. W. Savory. billiard room: 'me Judson. who 15.
Muir. J
Steel Running. Company Flint & Bar-J J
out LleodI‘. r
w .4 "an”. - ........... ”A...
LIVELLLY LRLUNLA‘WAV LLALGT NIGHT. y
m
Truckload Etone'e Team From alum-J
ford Coilided With Pole. J
'l‘here w s quite a lively runaway in
South Nolwulk last night about 8
o‘clock. A team attached to a wager:
0
Stamford, started in linvilands street
and turned the corner into South Molh
street. They were going at such is.
rapid price it was impossible to turn
Into the thoroughfare proper, so they
desired into an electric light pole on
the opposite side.
The pole of the wagon was brdlron.
one wheel smashed axle broken and
the vehicle otherwise damaged. one
110?le was thrown on its back. sevér-
sl men who were on the street and in
Adam Singer’s cafe managed to un-
hitch the runaways and took them to
The drivere of the
teens arrived soon after. had
been to South Norwnlk with o. Hloud of
furniture. The horses were not lulur- s
cuesre tleaurv speaecmrso.
c. Bards Reoclvee a Menage With
cheers for the United States.
C, Borda yesterday received the fol-
lowing cablegrnm from a friend of his
in Cuba:
“May 20,1902.
‘ “Mr. C. Bordc: -—-Viva Cuba libre.
Three cheers for the United States. "
"GONZALO FlRPO."
This gentleman evidently appreci-
ates the grand magdamlty of this
country towards his natlyc l.snd
HAVILAND-«ETEVELNBON. J
.Mre. William Henry Swords} of
South Norwalk. has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter.
Pauline Swords Stevenson, to William
Thorn Hovlland clerk of the Superior
Court in Bridgeport. The ceremony
will be performed in Trinity Church
on Wednesday, June 4th, at 11 o ’clock.
on Limos.» 2,.
Miorooii Doooo
Will Bo llodlii Tor Trial; Lli ll
Sold Tomorrow Morning
Millill ToPosloooo ll
State‘s Attorney Feesenden, ysdteir-
day, in the Criminal Superior Court.
proposed to try the case against Alton
ney John J. cuneo, for. taking a child
out of the custody of the County Coro- h
mlsslouers. under commitment.
case on account of his engagement in
the Common Pleiis court There will!
A little legal spurring alter the contin-
uutionisgg' Feeseoden was inclined
It as always been postponed
by th defendant’s counsel ‘ _
9M Judson replied that he had never
asked the court to continue the case.
“No” replied; Mr; Fessenden,' “you
may not herniatiked the court. butiyou
have sskotlJ:mo‘iso continuelt for you."
Mr. Judson explained to the court
that there would no nothing lost by n
the continuation of it. The caseywns
based on a strictly legal points“ ’ -
lewity’ connect it with it. The case”
to that Mr Condo.
The boys' dormitory is about fifty feet '
chnrge against M Jdn’ J ‘
i, ,J what different from the}. stored by Mr.
"I. Judson. If he remembered alright Mr.
Cohen publicly boastb'd that he would
take the child away from the custody
of the County Home on the ground
that the mother had a common law
s right to the child The case was con-
.J tinned until Thursday.‘ J
Wu—
.DILFFERLENCE BETWEEN 'T'RIJS'IL‘Ss8
AND TRUST GOMPXNIEB.
Ey an unfortunate similarity in their .
’ numenclatu‘re, there is found occasion-
ally to exist do the public
fusion~wbich is f
to
mind soon
to occure cocoon} ,,
. J in curly our. Jtheenemles
trusts claimed the. so: ;
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L looms, forms. manuf‘actorics. with
without po or. at low rote J J
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ants can secure roots at
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0 LETwHCUSE 3
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Toileu st., second floor
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Re t 36 All ii
Woodward will Is. An
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city. will sell unus L. 7
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