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WA very shocking and deplorable arci-
‘ dent filled with revolting details, occur-
-' red on the Norwalit and Westpcrt line
of the (‘hnnecticut Railway and Light~
" lug Company. late Saturday night. Two
men, Benjamin (Fonmtock and Nickles
Space in excellent health. slip in the
Very prime of life. wore horribly mun-
bled to death by car No. 20 in charge
of f‘onduotor Thomas Brad) and lint.
orma Frederick Andrei". ’
body of one of the unfortunate;
men Space was cut in two at the;
groin, and held together by only a few 1
shreds of flesh. Comatocit’ a body was
Jammdd in among the motors and it
was impossible to extricate it until the
car was "Jacked" up.
The accident occurred very close to
the division line between Norwaik and
Weatport. and for a time it was not
kno'wn in which town tho men hId
been killed. the a recruit both Dr. Baili-
uei H. Huntington medical examiner
for the Town of Norwailt. and Dr.
Frederick Powers. medical examiner
for the Town of Wmtport. were sum-
moped to the scene
Comatoclt and Space reside in West-
port avenue: and they wore driving
home; team Westport‘. where they had
been mailing purchases. when they
were mtruck by the can. in order to
get. by a place whr-rev‘ths road is be-
dug repaired they had driven along a
distance of several yards on the car
track. iii-an: this point to the Nomad:
' (tea light Swain the road is closed.
add got homes; the shortest route
the lee» took it in preference to going
all of the way Willi {limit flaugatucit
road They made a fatal error. bow-
evor, by not failing the precaution to
determine whethnygaacas, was coming.
200 pounds.
marked up.
hands were torn,
on (TONI.
juries.
NEW 0RDE
at the lodge room
Sims u! 8i. Geo
man
presided.
More than fifty
the new lodge wii
was decided to
nftcrnoon‘. New
lotion will be lllii
Billie.
and wer9 Mine n the on.
traVeii “fiahvy‘w o%% 'Nvlliicui. Actor thimnriilgs.
ever it nit w ' fitter-“ck they“ I; the Nfl'fi. ()th
they‘di its a Minute}. b; “lei". has h it ll
peril a made in advance ‘of the “”3-
mafia their teno- must have meeting. Dr W0"
The car was making its last trip for
the hi 1 from Waslport, and left that
placidT til‘:lil*~u‘ciocit‘, musequ'ently the
accident occurred, as maria: as can be
deco pl» 11' to car went ,
sum MN 935 i)
m" ' " soot! Norwalk Club.
clip. and mountedVV one particular one
the reunion m. platform was last- .
ing on sans the horse, which 23
was also tiled, w o Conutook'aiife- 3-‘
less body was huddle-ii up among tilli ~ turn]
motors. -fime'a contains in, nation 38-«4
heath the. rear platform. There were
three passengers -9 the car. iaRoy
Adams. offlouth silt“ h. Balmour
and John ',Bates epidermis. who were
considered“?r Nicer“ by tho sight that
met their eyes as thoy moon, emerged
The custom in
from the car as” it‘ Dowd. whoir Vl‘lV
don a stop T. f ..
the; only one - “Booth?! 55in
the undagcnaiiaii sin of the car No-
torman fid‘reo’r‘ailld flowered ‘lwo hats
lying on the g ‘.d‘ and than a little
lnveatig'a shot-ad that there had malgnedlaat week.
heen more than: .falaii. rm
was only 0 , _ rofg elng aid,
(in foot. Acting
' Brady; incom-
i . ,
hauled bimbo one am started
for 'NorVI-Lik who're they arrived about
. 11: 45. ”quickly all poaVaible Dr. Wil-
,y_ ed 9 ‘ . .
8 ii V, l l V :
a 'a pflfiym at:
0 her fries
{to
«I.
. V 1 I“ my #~.p .
fiddle 9 ii “ngin
*i‘ri .
ad a
l»v:;Va- 3
ii i( I{
ii TiiiiiLEY bill
Nicholas Spain but in iwo. and boniamln bomsloclt
Wodgod Beneath forward lrucie—Norso the Men
were Drhbg was Also Iidod in frightful Accident
on tile Norwalit-Wostport lino—investigation Mode
and would tip the scales at more than
had a compound frnca
ture of the skull. and the -face and
dragged for several feet over the fros-
in addition there were
many bra sea about the holly, his left
arm was broken and he had a fractured
thigh. and probably severe internal to-
Continued on Fourth Page.
.w— ”w“..—
Alderman coroooan, of New Haven.
Made In Address and Dr.
Willie Bang.
Another meeting of the men interest-
tcd in the formation of an asrie of the
Eagles in Norwalk was held last night
a small delegation of members of Aerie
242, of New Haven. headed by Alden
M. P. Corooran.
Temporary Chairman George Gibbons
number. have been secured to organ-
ise the branch. and it is expected that
Alderman (' on oran made an address.
in which be outlined some benefits to
be derived by becoming a member of
tho order and told of some of the work
the order does in tastes of need.
meeting at. the same hall next Sunday
Dr. R. M. Wolfe of South Norwallt
in medical examiner for the new aerie.
lhe conclusion of ihllt Lilli-gs
to sing and rendered for than present
"My Wild irlah Rose."
HAVILAND WON FIRST ClJE.
,, , laced G. Havilluulwoii1V the first
for those defeated by the winner of
the tint cuc to play for a ncchnd cite.
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CHANGE iN NEW YORK GROCERY.
York Grocery Company}
pointed to take charge of he Norwalk
store. and will direct the management
thereafter. succeeding John Flynn. who
oughiy competent to hildiia new noel
tion. and his many friends wish him
success. He will he in Norwglk much
or- the time. and John w. ‘hiagne‘r will
be in charge of the South Norwalk
store during V-hls speedup; A. -. .
1
features were badly
where they had been
It OF EAGLES.
s of Welcome Dodge.
rgc in Main street.
was present.
names, the required
i be a successful one.
It
hold snot her open
odicera of the organi-
iated as soon as pos-
of- ilouttl “Wilma. ‘IIIII
g a; first person is:
r for the Nor-wall:
e was prevailed upon
.38.? Ill ll ii V.
slurday Night.
Rev. lmillyfl Hulphrlq to be Oh”-
lain sill charm I. wlné not-in.
ed a9 ”mitt “”on
Colonel Gilbert L. “tell. who was re
centiy elected to the command of the
Third infantry. Connecticut Guard. in
selecting material 'for his trial, and it
is probable that South Norwnlk will be
honored by the appointment of at least
two officers. it is understood on
authority that Rev. i'tomllly F. Humph-
rles, the rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church, has been tondeer the posi-
tion of chaplain. and that he will so
copi. Mr. Humphrles wlll succeed
Rev. Charles P. Hall. formeri pastor
of the Uanersaliat Church. in bury,
who was chaplain of the former Fourth
Re iment for several years. ,
haries F. Wing, who was appoint-
cd sergeant -maior of the Fourth Regl- .
most about a year one. has been in
vited by Colonel Fitch to retain the
same position in the make-up of the
new staff. and will accept the oihco
Sergeant Major Wing is a well in
formed military mall. and ably qualified
for the position he is filling. '
William it. Boswell. of Greenwich has
been offered the position of steward by
Colonel Pitch. and has decided to no
rcpt. Mr. Bosweii‘wlll‘rant‘nh first
sergeant. Hc temporarily filled the
position or hospital steward for some
time during the Spanish-American web-
and his eihcient work came under the
supervision of Colonel Fitch. who was
then a major in the Connecticut Volun-
teers. sergeant Hut-well will sue-
ceed Hospital Steward .loaeph H. Hap
tigan of Bridgeport.
ASsauitod and Stabbed
During a Polish Dance
W
John choualli, or contagion, in a Brit-
teal Condition. and Unknown All ;
salient on Way to Isn't»
Vi'ith eleven cuts on his head. three
slabs in his legs and a knife wound
in his hotly all inflicted by one of his
countrymen, John Kowoouki of South
port. lies at the house of a friend in
a Critical condition. The Wounds
were the result of a quarrc at a i’oi-
ish‘ dance in Bouthwrhn'i‘llahll at
night. An altercation arose an the
two men. one of whom is not known.
we‘nt to the street to settle the
trouble.
it is said that Kowonslti was first.
assaulted with a agged stone which
can used on his cad with terrible
effect. While the wounds were stream-
ing with blood it is said that his as
ingcnist drew a knife and plunged the
keen edge into his legs three times.
Not satisfied with this. he thrust the
blade of the weapon into his victim's
body. leaving a clear cut wound.
Although the assault was witnessed
by others. they allowed the assailant
to escape without an effort to catch
, him. and ii is stated that he wont to
M :New York. and is now on an outn‘ard
hound steamer. ills cotmtry men knew
,V his identity.9 but refused to revogLit.
VV men to lite Officers.
Kowonski was picked up uncon-
"I no inns and taken to the once of Dr.
" ‘~ llataol. where the main wounds were
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past years has been
been so
:Mr. Board in thor
uiar Booth Norwailt
5’ .
“ dreaded.
*1 home of a friend where he is now be
He. was then taken to the
lug cared. for. it was said last night
that ho was in a fair way‘ to recovery,
providing neither tetanus or blood
misonihg developed.
MAIL OARIIIRV THRQVWN OUT.
School: A. watarhury Hid Unpleasant
_ 9 Riparian» in a collision.
Bullock a Waterbury. the rural mail
carrier met with a decidedly unpleas-
upaaturdsy. while ridlns
Sloan High and avenue. He was driv-
VanVg‘ up in; fig: some magicians. letter
on a hand I . road.
not far from .ht e. Jennings
made. when a has: of very wagon
owned by Michael Fad or came along
and crashed into him. The horse was
knocked down, the wagon tilted over
to one side. tour spokes were broken.
the axle sprung and the reach hrok~
an in three different places. When Mr.
Waterbury monatratod with the drtv.
er of thehear wagon the latter re-
plied in words which lacked courtesy
to say the leash ~ .
OAIPINTER~ INJURED TVODVAY.
Fell Twenty ”at at Naiior Ililt Mill
Today and Fractured a will.
William mar. “mm 99am
on dlhg pf. tie“ lini-
lcr silk mill.
mnwm ”to N
e :fmmmulg‘dl
memes
dltian his was: was initired Mile 1
ill-o
frodorlck Dbilol bane
m to Norwaill. from mono.
New Jersey. for dishono-
fii of ills iioaitii. Passed
Away 5W1 baturday‘
Niolit '°
,..'v ,l-~
.49 . \
him-mm min max gal-
IO WM Orange, 0'
Jersey, «mam ”End-m for .a short
rest. upon the advice lit a physician.
and Saturday erupt was found dead
in bed at thaliflnl Walk. Ufa had
probably bass ‘eninct all day. and ac-
cording to the. carbonate or doc is-
land by Medical napalm Hunti ton
death was due to heart iambic.
sir. Dalaali m been in ill health for
some time. but his relatives had not
the least ideadhht his tradition was
so random. Ir. Daiaell came to the
hotel niday evening. and alter mis-
terlng. had our” Later he was shown
to his room audible was. the last seen
of him alive. ills room remained lock-
ed throughout the morning. but as
many people? sleep late. he was not
aroused. when theame early. evening.
and the door was‘atiil locked, the hotel
peopi‘o fearadthst something was the
matter with the Woccuppnt of the room.
Shortly unlock. Hialmer
Curiae, clerit fillies house. went up to
the room“ nociteil on. the door ia
a. vigorous manner. but could get no
response. silt. and that m Dal-
uli'ii copra he entertain through
another room. in the latter. however.
lathe mill-ta was .in trout or the
r. lit; can spotted the door
slightly and peered overt luau.
man's form shall his lylceoa n
and Hit. Carin call'eli loudly to
in several times Readying no re-
sponse; V‘ concluded th t to man was
t V . 9 efiguasell, one
of the V ,‘ cousin the instalment
con-cl in. and t .Iiade
another tolli- np'ste 39ft“ was t ought
boat to notify the polio. and captain
ltohm N. iteration” was sent for. TINA
officer communicated with Dr. asexual
H.1luatington medical examiner for
the Town of Norwalk. who arrived a
abort time later. Dr lluntlngtoh gave
permission to remove the remains to
the morgue of Raymond it Son, in Hoyt
street.
The police telegraphed to the chief
of police of Orange. New Jersey. to
look up Mr. Dalsoil's relatives and not-
ify them of what had occurred This
was done and yesterday morning, John
1). on soil am mugs Daileil. Jr..
brothels of the deceased. arrived in
town to make arrangements for the re-
tuoval othhe' remains to Orange.
Mr Daiaoii was about thirty two
years of age. and had been married
about six months He was a book-
Keeper at the billoa oi the Dodge Man-
uracturiag Company. of Dye street.
New York city. That he had been in
ill health was shown by letters he had
with him He Was advised in one let‘
oer to take a good real. and the writer
hoped that he would soon be over
kidney trouble. On the bureau of 9
room was a good nixed bottle of kid-
ney mediclne out of which only a small
.mantitV1 had been taken.
cter he died during the night or
Saturday morhlng is a matter or con-
lecture, but he had been dead for sev-
arai hours when found. as the body was
old. ii. is not believed that be sub
rot-ad much pain. but that he piishod
wintry tie lay as if asleep. with
tie ha Iciasped underneath his head
hid the latter rested on a pillow. His
:lothea were neatly hung up about the
com and he hadtamhgod his showing
irit evidently for use for antitrday
.aorning. ‘
He had used some water in a wash
cowl. and for this reason it is thought
likely that ho arose Saturday morning.
ind washed his face and hands, and
feeling badly, lay down again and pass.
.ld away. There was nothing to point
0 an ngoninlng struggle.
Mr. lllscli had $60.90 in money with
him. and; this. with this gold watch and
Jthar'articies, was left with the hotel
proprietors. Messrs. Nlhloek It Rus-
tell to be siren to mom's mauve:
yesterday. Thane articles were owned
over to‘llla norm
WWII-unload prepared
he proclaim. the burial. and the!
”In Whitman uncertain
chastity”
T” "no. "to ,
a machinist ho had a
new $1. to an
fightstu
Mala watm?“ its.“ an}
it was believed that he was a (fan c
ousflmtlc lcuiiey was notified that
wfi ‘1 mad man annoying people
the street. He immediately hur-
out and saw Killer, who had lost
hat. groaning around from house to
duaewith a wild inch and his hair
scanning. He finally started to chase
buy into Day street. Sheriff Sculley
en arrested him and after somewhat
aatrugglami which he“ assisted
by Oldest! Walter Hail and Chief of
Police Vellum landed the fellow in
the lochp. This morning liliier said
he came to this city. Saturday
aifllt. from Bridgiport He put. up for
the nigh ht at Barney Poiey'e lodging
house in Monroe street. Yesterday he
took two drinks of older brandy son
was wildly intoxicated. He was on his
way to Yonkers. where in believes he
can get. a Job. His last work was in
Providence. it. 1. lie was questioned
as to where he not his drinks yester-
day and said that he could not reincar-
bet. Judge Taylor lined hlnl Oh and
cod;a.V He could not pay 'aan will go
to Iii . .
The case of Charles Heckor charged
with drunkeneas. came u this morn
lug. Hacker was arrest. by Chief or
Police Vollmer Saturday He was is
tar released on bail. When the bond
was called this morning, Hacker W8)
not in coul’t_ and the bond was forfeited.
Electric Street bars
Collide in Chicago
Police sergeant Nanny in land in a Ef-
Vrort‘ to (I‘ve Pampers From
icing itilicc. ‘
3.?
ed
E
igflf 5’
.‘E
and slipsI
phoe-Ii ry rails caused a collision be
tween 3
deli avenue fund Erie and
3??" electric street cars.
l" t eighth
h senperscnsto
were 11))“dewa nt Thom.
as Meahy,‘ who risked
Ashcut
oil the
they made a with for the car pa a.tform
The sergeant in t at the car would
he struck at the hltfhrin while the
pa'csengeis were inclined in the door
way. He leaped inside the car and
forced the leaders hack.
Many. were thrown in the floor by
the charge of policemen, but the plat-
form was clear when the collision oc
curred.
_ new IUIMARINE cAaLs.
' can—ani-
Placed Unuer theologian tires!
bridge to Replace one lot-nod Out.
Employ can of mcbconnecucut ital!
way and Lighting ompany are busy
oil-y laying, a up: submarine cable to-
day underneath e Washington street
hridge..io roll tile one hunted out
int 3 thunder rd! last summer: This
clibie supplies the power for the l-
to} cars on the .lilaat Norwsk ‘aide j
the bridge. The cable is a get one
.load was placed in condition to be suck.
at the Well r. can barn. 9
rat-i; slip 'IVR’OKC Lac.
Simple Aecidentt'o Willi-in Haitian
a i"? ‘fithgzi-m of Han-
cis' ; om had the misfor-
He't‘ haturdsy nights
while on the do? home from the store.
Mr. Haitian resides in Strawberry Hill,”
and was visiting down list avenuh.
when he amines mid turned over his
was taken homei
still. don‘t: ritAila‘rsrie.
Norwaik Secnrlti ea Corporation
Dwight J. 0M. building lot.
Grounds. War.
South Norwalh Sayings Bank to Devi
Warner and More; four and one-half“
acres and buildings" Rowhyto’n. Q. 0.
Ellen Goonoy to Kantian Adam‘s and
others.
lVfilllle. .G. “
Augustin 8. Ellis bit 116de A. Ellis;
home and lot. Wilton m.
Benjamin P. Mead to the New Ca.
.twuicraa. Inlll
his. West Norwalind; at
momentum
Iwri- laudA an holiditfisw
d no “firm "WVi
Niiiiiiiiiiilii HiiiSEi 1"”
iPHlCHlCiO Nov 30.—-—Faiiing snow flag
in nettle d in d "cm: to ”.1“
v to 9. eat ll itevera .
thump. was filming those badly hurt. Til
(rather. cfitductor had arous- Gil
their den r. and
ankle and broke‘hls leg. He was no.
tended by: Dr. William J. was. and
ad and Iiillldlnlil.V Harboi‘V'r
WITH iii: ,‘ilSiliE
Antonio Giordano. of fly Avenue. twists
Match to His Blotting. and Died in a horrible
Away and Killed—lids Recently Roloasod froth
itarium. in Westoorl ‘ .,
W W»
Antonio Giordano of South Nora/slit ;
chose one of the most horrible methods
of ending his existence that could pos-
sibly be conceived. Sunday morning.
when he saturated his clothing within“... ”an,“ by m.
kerosene oil and set himself on lire. i Mary. Hiuch .7 Water street.
Giordano. lived with his with at. -.No twaik.‘ _ V:
98 Ely avenue but was accustoinad to
Visit at the home of his suit. m wanna—masons nit
Nora Dmnlcoia In Roman street. fro, hhndardictatluu given in
oua'utiy. He went over as usual. yea~ dictation. Address. Sprig
tergay morning, sViVaout 10 o'clock. and Office. , .
re aincd for an our or more. w on ,
he disappeared. Presently some of the? WANTED—FOUR 03 m
children in the house saw anions ipu-l room near the business center
in from an outbuilding in the rear C“! 0‘1 South Norwsllt Add
(if he house. A ihlnutc later a care of the Norwalk Vofllco or. .
enveloped in flames rttshad from the “Id”. ~'
building. and; yelling frantically. fVeili "“‘“
on the
in an a
' WAN 'l ED.
wAnrao—sl’rul'rion'
the “NH. _ ,. 9 QII
Domino] 1 9f- . 9 9 Pa »
and run 11in » ‘ . L] N” ‘
the burning is Whlf'h, she realised. Q WRNTEMRST .c ‘4'!“th if
was nor can w The watchttViVidm not
prove oleo‘tu imlmltm .
and Mrs. Demicola want bash for an- Foundry 98 my m
other pail. fly the. time she wanted WANTED—A GNNV’I‘V'Dm
the clothing. was llwally unnamed. be
and the hair. eyebrows and moustache
91' the man re burned 91!. while the 9131
ac w.
; around dachi'nil The
cl thing, and cries for assists”. led
mullet hm titans atom on.
till house. and an alarm was»
' at the cor
V . sand scum sired:
. 9 trzsmntmd mueiM .
' " 1eNil the Putnam use Com. ll
usrl'yasu 1y
we 0 d ivor .Wll»
llun lie ..cn lei” Talus:
Decker monsoon; Well Hock: till! "
Ladder 0 any’s truck. A large
crowd of ngfiibors also assembled. but
there was li ic to be done aside from
carrying Who injured man into the
house. and .rcilavinaV his suffering as
much as- possible on! vidb sent for
uphysiclan. and Dr. 11.0.18herer re-
sponded. He administered a hyper-V.
rlet-mic injection. and later the amb
lahce. in charge of Michael Gomlc
‘l‘i‘ived. and the man was taken to the
Norwaik Natural Ha died at the ill-
slitutlon at 3; 30 o‘clock“ On the way
he hospital Giordano became can-
our struggled despmtely. but,
“W” trolled by themenin the
v c e. uls Venous. employed
h dMorris hf. Norton. was 0 e of these,
I ll ltd t be hand him 1:8
an. on stat or
oil ovhr hlmaeguahd appll the "
tch He said he was afraid that it .
who to be taken away and killed. as
:gthogght he would malts wagt with
it! 919 139 "If
«calm ”slimmer mum
Worglli that he
“ ' ' Milena «t
lGiordano was a native of Dictri Sul-
mire, italy. but came to this conntr
mitt ALI-A
Hills! hind Collender .
table as good as new icon
'20.” cost. 0."! or, mm
Josephni seas
Sonht Norwa'ih
‘ initiate—0N A W?
Mug tip housekeeping thafolldwhg
will be sold very she‘ll.- '
sale: Bedroom outta;
«restoration. '
gas rangd‘; I.“
heal) Linxwoiller.
a-t‘o' “1.30th
Van andt .
ateiy. .li’olu‘. " ii ‘
Apply to J Bturtes
Ii ' “
curves along the line greased and! “
skinned out so the worked slnoVotlily.V‘V
He was familiarly times Toucan a
3‘1"" guild natured and obliglag'
looser
hiié‘hlnwmflwfifinkWo "
motion and as warm place: “nah 'he
cared at times depressed and his;
,‘bl He was always of a superstiti . .
u are. and it is said imagined coma-l
was trying to injure him. The ':
child he had died fluently. and
th also reflected him. ~ ..
varamonthagohewassontto
land's capital-iii}; in” wows-la.
ained than thgspwoe fiwmfl‘
muse 1VVail“ ;
tap it alien
Married rliifl‘idmam
sd .
E lillsyauhth iron
in a flaky
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