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ESTABLISHED 1870.
Have 111111
Price Republicans. West
Avenue Cadets anti lrinity
Naval Reserves. with Band
and Drum burns. to Del-
ebrate Roosevelt’s [lec-
line
The Price Battalion, the West Ave-
nae Cadets. and the Trinity Naval Ca-
dets will give a parade this evening.
The Hungarian band and a drum corps
will furnish mlihlc tot 111111'.ching
The lino oi marth wIll be as fol-
lows: it‘rom the corner of Leonard
utroct. and West tivonuc to Wall to
Main, to Gregory Place. to West. Main.
to Mui11.lo' North 11111111111~ Io l’a1',k to
1} List uvcnuc, to tho rcsidcntc of Judge
li‘. M l.111kwootl; tounit-r- tntrl'tlt t1)
Eat-1t Wall strcct, to Wall to Wcut
:tvcnuc, South Niil'WllIk. to \Vt'ca‘l atrcct,
to Spring, to \N’ashington, to South
Main. to Monroe; counter-tuitt'cli to
North Main, to West 11vcnuo.
The Trinity Naval Cadets and the
West Avonuc ludcts will lcuvc the
line for their respective ltcadduartcrs,
tho Price Battalion continuing 11p
Wont 111112111111,
This is the final parade of tho boys
and is in honor of the splendid victory
of Theodorc Roosevelt anti iltc Repub-
lican party,
If. is hopctl that all along the lint:
of march the residents will illumin-
ate and mukc it a general celebration.
The Price Battalion will assemble
at the corner of Leonard street and
West avenue at 7.30.
GLEN ST‘EWART INJURED,
May Loose One of His Eyes as the Re-
sult of Election Celebration
Explosion.
Glcn Stewart.rcte1reti to In the fol-
lowing' tier-batch from this movning'u
Now 11111. Sun is a former student at
Poi ()an A liarstr'om 111 school, in Nor
walk. Mr. Stewart was also a mem-
be totihe Norwnlk Yu1 ht Club resign
ing, this fall when he entered Yale. He.
hat a large number of friends In Nor-
walknhis happy disposition making
him very popular.
, "NEW HAVEN. Nov. 9.—Gleu Stew-
art, of I'iitshurg. 11 Sheffield freshman
at. Yale. in mixing some chemicals
with which he intended to celebrate
the Republican victory last night, was
terribly injured by the premature ex-
plosion of the mixture, and at the
hospital tonight It was said that no
woud probably lose the sight of one of
his eyes. The occupants of the house
where Steward lives were startled to
hear a. loud explosion about midnight.
when the election enthusiasm was at
its height, coming from Stewart’s ruom
Rushing in. they found him lying on
the floor unconscloua, with his face
terribly torn.
JOLLY TEN LEAP YEAR DANCE
Pleasant Affair Held Lnt Night In Hi1
bomlln Hall.
The Jolly Ton. an organization or
Norwaik young ladies, gave a very suc-
cessful Map Your dance, which was
held last evening at Hibernian Hall,
in Wall street. The hall was com-
pictcly tillctl during the entire evening
and until after 1 o‘clock this morning.
'l‘bcre worn probably lbtl couplets pres-
uni.
“I‘ho young lutllcs proved themselves
capital untertnlncrs. as Is fully teati-
ficd by their gentlemen friends. who
say that, they wlnh that every year
.vvould be a leap year.
Excellent 1111111111 for the dancing was
rendered by .Svoc‘s Orchentra. which
tarnished a fine program.
During the intermleslomi a bountiful
supper won 1191'va at tables arranged
In two large rooms on the second floor
of the building .
GAGE AGAINST A DRUOOIBT.
The 11111111 of Maxwell Blade, of New
- Haven walnut. Otto P.Zeittu11. form
or)! of Greenwich. now 111 South Nor-
wnlk. in on trial today for argument
in the Superior Court A. cloim oxala—
nmltfus with cloned out other Blade.
lwiio In it lawyer had had it alluded
to him from a landlord in New York
Zplttao won the cm In the city 11111111
‘Now Horst: and Blade appealed.
antic. Binds and Slade are 11011111191 for
Bade. 111111 John Keogh 1111- 71111111111.
. NORWALK 1101mm EABY TIME.
The Norwuik police 111111 Ill my
111111 of it 7:11me and Gide! of Police
111.011.1111 Bradley me that the 11111111111
More in: him that. 11! handily Not
on 111111111 0111111111111 and 11111111111- was
there 11 dinturhwtu worthy of 1110111
1.11111. r1111 imam 1111111. .1111 any 111
1 many 1&1 1111 continuity clo‘nb'nup
will-111111 the 1111111111111 would 1
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130th NOI'walk Momhoro Entertained
“3011111150
Entered at the 80th 1111111111.
Pnut-Offlno 1111 Second Class Matter.
PREIB‘ NEWS
1111111111 leenue
Held 11 Reception
at Norwaik Methadilt Episco.
pal Church, Last Night.
The members of the. industrial
lloaguo oi the Ncrwulit Methodist
church had 1111 thclr gut-sis, lust. even-
Ing. the mcmhct's oi tho South Nor-
wulp Methodist Industrial 1411131111, and
as a result the occasion was 11 Intuit
happy one for all of the large 111l111b11r
prcsoniz,
The only regrettable feature was the
absence of the Rev. A. S. Knvauagh,
Kavanagb has a severe cold, which. he
telegraphed. would prevent him from
speaking, and consequently he did not
come tip from New York.
There were. however, Interesting
talks on the work of the League. and
tho benefits to be derived from being
connected with it by the Rev. W W
'I‘ I)unc.nu.tl1e Rev. Lewis K. Moore.
Harvey M. Kent. Charles M, Daniels,
William C. Foote and Thomas I Rm“
mom]. 1
During the evening. sandwiches,
fruit. cake antiJothcr dolicuclcs wore
served.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Will be Entortalnedflomorrow at the
First M. E. Church.
The liadicu' Auxiliary 111‘ tho It‘irst
Motlmtlisi Episcopal (lliurcli will on
tct'tuin thc Wostcru Conuucticttt. A111
sociation ol‘ the Wolnan‘s Missionary
Society of tho Mctltodlx! lilplscopal
Church. in South Norwalk, IOIIIOI'I‘i'iw.
’I‘lio oocniug session will commence
at. Ill o'clock, and tho program will be
an lollows:
Devotional Service.
Mrs. W, M. Colo, Bridgeport.
business: Reading of Minutes. Ap1
pointutont of Committccs, Reports
Eloctiou of Officers.
Echoos front Ncw lilugland'lirunch
Meeting.
Mrs. L. O. Kuhns, Middlelown, Mrs.
.I. F, Allcn, Merlden.
Solo.
Mrs. I‘. 1. Smith. South Norwalk.
Greetings and 11 Massage,
Miss Sara H. Miller, Stamford.
Reptit'l 11f Mccting of General Execu-
tivc. (ionuultice, Kansas City,
Mrs. W. A. Richard. \Icvv llavcu.
Oil’orlug.
Noontide Prayer.
Afternoon Session, 2 O'Clock.
Devotional Service.
Mrs. Joacpb Gerard. Mcridcn.
Solo, ‘ ' ,
Mrs. li‘. I~l Futon South Norwulk.
Addrcsa.
Dr. llcilo J. Allcu, .lupnn.
Offering.
Duct.
Mrs. ldutou and Mrs, Smith.
Buniucsu.
Adjournment.
The Indian-In charge will bc as fol-
lows:
Committee on reception to mop
delegates at depot—«Mrs. M. D. Randal
and Miss Julia Byxbce.
General reception committee at the
church—Mrs. George Van Alstyne.
Airs. D. M. Andrews, Mrs. 'l‘. 1. Ray-
mond. Mrs. M. 'i‘. Hatch, Mrs, Clara
Swift. Mrs. James Golden. Mrs. Hep-
ry E. Bodweli. Mrs. W. W. 1‘. Duncan,
Misc Emma Baxton.
Cottitiiirtce on enrollment of deio-
gatcstIss Sadie E. Bodwell. Mrs.
George R. Van Alstync, Mrs .Elton 8.
Baker and Mrs. R. L. Coburn.
Refreshment committee—Mrs, Olin
S. Younge, Mrs. John Cushow, Mrs.
\‘1'latni ll, l-ont. Mrs. J. A. Richardson,
Miss Etta Folkcr, Miss Laura Buck-
.uanter. Mrs. Osborn Taylor. M11111 An-
nie Taylor. Mrs. C. B. Gray. Miss Liz-
zie Gray, Miss Mary Raymond. Mice
Lizzie llurchard. Mica KI tie William
11111, Misti May Merritt. Mrs. Edward
littltul‘, Mluu Emily D’At'tolu, Mrs.
Murgurcl Brush. Mine Iicrtha Kcyaer
and Misc Ella Bcrry.
(10111111111111- 1111 decorations-«Miss Ml-
norva Nash.
Commit. cc on music—«Mrs.
Golden, Mrs. Duncan.
Soliciting couunlttccth's Henry E
Wing. Mrs George V1111 Airtyno. M111
.iamou Golden. Mrs. W. ll. iioan. Mica
Sadie Bodngavtti M111. Duncan.
JUDGE HERRICK SATISFIED.
ALBANY, N. Y.. Nov, l0.»—.lud11tc
Herrick nald thlo morning that he was
satisfied that. the Democratic leader»
In Greater Now York and Albany h‘d‘d
given him their loyal support. He
ban aunt, Ietteru to Senator Patrick H.
McCarren, of K111113111, and Leader Char-
len F. Murphy. 0! Tammany Hull
thanking them for their efforts In his
111.111.111.111. Herrick 111111111111 to
form 11 partnership bud rouumo the
practicc of law with his 111111. Charles
l-.lerrlcl1
VIOITID FITCH'B SOLDIERQ' HOME
A party of mombm of Buckingham
Womanu Belief Corps. '11! Norwuilt.
went. to. Nomton yesterday abduction
and paid 11 vinit to 11111 li‘lich Soldlm'
Home. Members of George Van Horn
Woman's Relief. 0011111. of Milford.
whom the iodine of the Norwniit Corps
vlultod a short time 11110 at Milford.
were also at the Roma yum-day.
OHIO MAN KILLID.
ATHENS. Ohio. Nov. inwrrtmlt
omvchbr, 11311111111 oi (lanai-111 1311111111:
Ii. (lira-vapor, 1m tactically killed In
I- runowny accident In Route mwfilhlp.
about 16 mile. from this at”. early to-
A tantra-n which 1111 carried to
tho buggy exploded and not fire to tho
11101111; 111111»: promotion
drobvoanr.
3111111111
I" ,m_
who was to address the Leaxucrs. Mr. '
tho 15011! 111 ‘
Headquarters
tire 11111111
Democratic Rainbow
Chasers DIese ‘lheir Rooms,
in Hartford, and Remove
lyuewriters. Ielephnnes
Etc.--GhairmnnWalsh’sVlsit
There was an air of desolatencss
about the Democratic state headquar
tors in Hartford, yesterday, caused by
the returns and the depressing wcath
or. The magnificent suite of rooms
were in a disordered condition and
much of thc t‘urniiurc was rctnovod.
Home of It will be kcpt until Saturday
and Secretary ’l‘honms gave orders to
this effect.
Chairman John .I. Walsh, (11' Nor-
vvalit, was (it tho hcadquarlcrs In tho
morning, but everything was no gloomy
:hat he didn't tarry tong. il1-cxpr1-ss-
t'il hlmsclt' as bcIug lllriill‘llllllllli'd with
tho 1'1-11ult. It is not supposed that ha
was surprlt-tctl vcry much, 1111 at no
111111- would he commit himsolt‘ with
figttrck of probable. pluralitlcu. ii, M.
Holden’s modest prediction 111‘ 2.0011
plurality t’or Pill‘kt-‘l in this statc had
to go on rccord 1111 tho liotuocratlc cs-
timatc. This estimate was commonl-
cd upon by many, and a tow wuutt'd
to know why hc did not pi'cdlot a tie
vote.
There haVc bct'n rumors about that
the Democratic state committoe did
not have enough tnoncy to pay for its
{Continued on Sixth P1111111.
SPECIAL MID-WEEK SERVICES.
M
Will be Held During November and
December at First M. E. Church.
Beginning this cvcning tlicrc will be
special sorviccs cacli ‘l‘ltut'sday 11111111
ing at the Firm Methodist (‘hurch dur-
ing the months of Novcmbct' 11nd lic-
.;c111l11-r, with tho (‘X(‘t‘plil)u 111' Thank.»
giving night. At cach oi tltcsc acr-
vlcou it prulsc service. oiliitcon min-
utes will be. led by 11 latitutu of the
tun-ch, 1111111 '1': {iii to T io‘. 'I‘hc 111111
tor will deliver a scrics 11l’ hiltlrcorwn
.111 the gcncral topic "Anointings From
111 High!" 'I‘hurt- will I111 spacial 11111-
to ouch cvcninu. Tonight the praise
.tt'vi1:c Will Do but by Thomas I. Ray-
..cud. and Mrs, lid on will mug. ‘l‘hc
ilili‘l‘ sct'vlccs \vlll I11: 11$ follows;
Novombcr I7-~«l’ralsc scrvtcc lcd by
l‘lltii‘lou E. Scytuour. Adtlrcch, l$l.,
"Saul Among thc l'rophcts, or Who
May Itcccivc lilo Anointing.“ (It-org.-
l'l. lilrut will sing.
llccculbcr 8~l’t'11l1'.1" scrvicc lost by
ltlcbard I1. (‘oburn.
"lsalah In the 'i‘ctuplc. or tltc l’ur-
pose of an Anointing." 'l‘hc lep-
worth League chorus will sing.
December ib~ I'ralsii scrvlcc lctl by
Charles E. Hoyt. Atldt'cas IV..
"Ezekiel by the River Bank, or thc
Victory of an Anointing." William
I), Taylor will sing.
December 22»Priilno servlcc led by
El. Milton Stevens. Adtlrosn V., "The
Disciplos at Pcntccost, 111' Christian
Anointing." The Main Quartcttc
will sing.
December 29-Praisc scrvicc lctl by
Franklin A, Smith. Addrcsa VI.,
"Cornelius at (Tact-11111111. 111- tlu- Way
to Receive, an Anointing. Mrs.
Eaton will sing.
Address “1.,
' CITV HOTEL CHANGES.
The Democratic hoadqttut'lcra, til the
corncr of South Main ntt'cut, and Havi-
luutl atrcots. wore dismantled ycntcr
day. and Frank Lctuougolll. the ncw
pioprlctor of the Old City Hotel. has
taken possession of the vocals. The
float on South Main utrcct 111111 boon
rcmovcd, and the cntrancc will hurt»
after be on the corner. while. the big
plate window will be iocatcd whore
tho door formerly wan. My, 1.111111111111111
III will make 11 number '0! Improve-
ments In the interior arrangetucntn of
tho, building.
NORWALK REPUBLICANS TO GEL
' EBRA
The .Norwulk Republic-111111 1111- 1111111-
11an to hold a bin lolllncntlon over 1111-
Republican sweep over the country.
for Friday night. There will be a
parade of where. hooded by 11 111111111
and. The affair In being arranged
or by tho youngur 11191111111111 of the
party. but they are- receiving lhl' 1111p
port of the older once. lied 11m will
bo‘ burned In coploun nuttntltlv-u and
It in propoocd to whoop up thing» In
{file campaign utyic.
wonmm CLUI'e amputee.
The numbers of the Norwulk Club
11111111111 the elcction 11111111111 under
very comfortable conditions 'i‘ueuduy
evading. 'i‘h 1111101111 from all over
the country in re roceivott by teln-
phone 1111111 11111111111111. the former 1111111:
In charge of Manor Frederick A. Hill.
while the telegraph receiver was made
to tell “it story of the ballots by Fred
prick iii. Wilcox. of the 1111111, who 111
. 111,111 '- ' ,.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘C ' NIL THURSDAY
New SiNientlent
f 1 the Almshnuse
Selectmen A 11111.11 Ex-Aueuor Hen-
drlclt- tolauoceod Edwin H.
Ilukd on Nov. 15111.
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'l‘lii- 1111111111 111.111.111.11... unuouuccd
today that‘ liicy hull appointed William
ti. Iiuiidriclt, 111 bloat N111wull1,1111pc1'-
iulcndcui of tho ul11111liounc,tu nut-curd
ludwin ll IlluImp icuigncd who will
Siin'l 11111 connections with thc plitt'o
on November IE.
'I‘ Itc- uclwiwou bellcvc. that Mr, licu-
drick In well fitted lot the 111111-11, 11111 I111
I11 titolr choice among many applicants.
lie in a farmer assessor of the town of
Norwailt, bnymg hold this 0mm! sev-
11111] Yeats ago
Superlntunflent Blake t'cicusca his
position at tile town form because of
11 disagroemc t with the solcctmcn, af-
ter which he uracil in his rculgnatlon,
according to tho soloctmen voluntar-
‘.Iy but Mr 'Iluke says othetwisc.
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ELEcTth NIGHT JOKES.
One on I P rty of Ropubllcaoa, and
111111 Caron Democrats
’I‘horc want alto a Joke on' election
night, III' for there were two good
johns which ave. not yet bot-11 print-
11.1 01111 w on the Republicans and
the. other a . motor Donovan, About
twenty 111111 “' oré in Republican hcad-
duartcrn lain thobnlght getting returns
and When may finally tried to go they
found that. the door was locked 111111
being a phot’iilar sort of lot k they were
unable to luck II. from tho inuido
'I‘hcy yollo
lli'lll and finally .IOc Monnlmu came
along. He thought they ware fooling
him but wont to Harman Quitncr'a
house dud secured a key. He went to
hcndquuttors to let them out and as
he saw 11111 mrunning down stairs
thought he Would have a little fun with
them, so he went» inside and shut the
door. He later discovered that he had
left the key on the outside and he was
in as bad, a {land they were. Finally
v11. Quitner wad summoned and the
party was released.
The hike on, Senator Donovan is al-
so worth tellinx; He had been stand-
ing on the’ cornor of Washington and
South Main ntro‘ela, Tho returns from
the nmall towns had come in and he
had no Idea thqt the majority in The
Norwnlks Would, pull him through. He
wan looking 111111 fooling pretty blue,
when ho loomed of the vote In Nor-
walk. The crowd heard of it. too, and
matted after him. He had nearly
rcathed Dcnmcratlc Headquarters.
When they oveil'baulcd him. A barwl
which hhd- 1111111111111 con‘thhicd while-
wash was brought out and Mr. Dono
van mounted ll: "Friends anti follow
citizcna," ho 11111111111111.1111. “I wish to
thank you all for your support." AI
thiz. point the barrel got jealous and
rctusod him any further support. The
111 ad wont down and Senator Dom»
van's nethor integumcnts were obsout.
cd by the barrel. He could not jump
out so he had to haul the barrel up
around his waist and run from
thi- ticntonstrativc crowd much like an
old ladv scuttliug comes a crossing
where the mud in deep and she its
afraid her skirts wil got dabbled. It
was a ludicrous looki 1; walking shirt.
but the Senator dually got to bend-
nuartcrc whore ho took refuge front
the crowd.
JAMES A. FOSTER'S FUNERAL.
”‘...-
Norwatk Fire Department and Other
Organizations Attend.
Tho. funeral of James A. Doctor, who
was killed on Ilia engine at Green's
Farms, Monday afternoon, was hold
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the rouldcnco of his sister, Mrs. 8.11111
lit-u Scollcld. I11 Wilton uvonuc, Nor-
walk. Tin, llcr. Imvlu K. Monro. pus-
tor of tho. Norwalk Mclhodust (flair-uh.
was the otliciuting clergyman. ,whilo
tltc Norwalk l1'i1'1» ilopuritmuit and tin
c1111 'l‘1'.ibc . i.) it M. turned Dill in
a body and tho liroihcthoml of Loco-
motivc ii‘ircmcn 111ml 11 dolcgatlon.
lutcttnont was I11 Norwalk 11111119-
tcr 1'. The non i105 at the grave worn
in charge of Ultras Ttlbc.
GEORGE O'I‘T MIDDLE'I‘OWN.
(Icorgc Utt Mitltllctown a vctct'an of
tho ('ivll W11r,1llctl yesterday at tho
Noroton Boldlers' Home, aged sixty-
ninc yours. 'I‘ ha. decennial was a mem-
ber of Company A First Connecticut
Volunteer Hoavy Artillery. The fun-
cral will be hold at 2 oclock at the
liomc tomorrow afternoon and later-
tncnt will be in Spring Iirovc Ceme-
tcry. Iiuricn.
DAVID li‘, HALE.
David F Rule. 11 voterau of Coin-
pany D Forty nixth Muscachunctta
Volunteer Infuntty. panned away yet-1-
lordtiy at tho Noroton Bdldicru ilomc.
Functal nervlceu 1111111 his remnlne will
In hold at. 2 o'clock tomorrow attor-
noon M. the Home and interment will
be in timing Grow Cemetery. Darlen.
M'Munnav‘wmltac'rto.
.chm it McMumy. walnut whom
Attorney John Keogh Isaiah! 11 circular
11,1 111' to thn voters of flru’i-Itoport wttu
clawed alderman In the Sticond 11111-
trlci that city, Tuesday. McMurruy
had 913 VOIOII. wbtlc his Republican
opponent, W 8. Tell, had 823. giving
Mcivtumy a maturity 111290.
W
HAOU! 1111111111 OONFEHINGI.
PARIS, Nov. 10.. I11 iii 11. 11114111111111»
an expert operator. During the 11111
111111111 relrushinoohi Wore starved There
were 11 1111111111111 oi out of town suction
WW.
1111111111 11111111111 (3111111111111 1111
I Peace (loaf 11111111111.
sailor P11111111 presented to Foreign
Mini-tor Delirium the 1111111111111 prop
11111111111 for mnubmbil 1114111111:
Nicotine will
11 1111 111111 11111111 I
M ’ 111111 with the
so mot- the manor
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out of the windows for'
e 11911111111 1'11. 1
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NOV.
31 Sullucntetl
Bu Flames
Half a Dozen Others
Overcome in an Incendiary
Blaze in New ierlt Apart
ment llcuse---Derliris Was
Sealed with Kerosene Dil
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-—Three pet'-
uona were suffocated and burned to
1I11ati1.' half a dozen others were over-
come by smoke and suvcd only with
the grcatcst difficulty by the firemen
and more than thirty otbcra, other a
thrilling oxporioncc on a narrow and
crowdcd ili'c csrapc vvcrc takcn to the
slrcct I11 their night clotltoa;-,iu a tire
which practically dostroycd 11 live-
stoty apnrlmcnt house on the upper
lt‘uth't Sltlc curly lotluy. (.lt' tho Iltrott
victims, two wore young girls, Blanche
and Lillian icuhlun. It? and 121' yours
old, and thc other was their grand—
father, lt‘rcdnrltdt “'1.-bow, till yours
oltl. Wobbur was a Ilv'illlt'iiS paralytic.
vnt lllltli'l‘ the cxcitmncnl of thc tcr-
rlblc into tln'cnlonlux him, l11- 111111111
from his bod and 111111111 his way to
thc hull, wborc his body, burnctl to a
crisp, was found.
'l‘hc lire in boliovctl to burn Ivccn ill~
t'entliary in 1111 origin. It starlcd in a
mass of boxes, barrels and broken
furnilurc which lay pilcd undcrnoath
tho slaltwtty loading to thc base-.1119nt
'lliis rubbish in said to be part of a
quantity gnthotcd by solho oi" the boys
In the house for an election buuiirc.
but taken away from them by their
cldcrs. Most of it was IIt'I'().-i€‘lte soak-
ad, Starting in the bliSOIDi'liI. the
flames swcpt upward through an cic-
vator shaft, and lit-tore thc tcuants had
been arouscd thc building was ablazc.
Witch tbc ilremcu bum: in the doors
of tin: burning buildiny.r tltcy were met
by a rush of smoke and \vcrc drlvcn
back. The stairway from the first to
the accond floor had then caught Ilro,
and none of tho ionanls cacapcd in
that. way.
’l‘lto tenants I11 Ibo t‘otu uppcr door-1..
night fatuilica in all, had swat-tncd out
11111111 11111 tirc 01111111111. Thine autcty
1111111111114 11w small and narrow, with
no upcniuits in the Italconlcs and as the
panic-stricken tcuantu fought to climb
111cc Ilic railings to‘ roach thc laildcrn
many In 1d narrow cs' «pt-a from falling
1111-1'I11Io Ibo slrct-t 'I‘Iwy tvcrc all
finally 111111111 down in sat‘cty. howcvcr.
with the cxception ot‘ tin: lbt'm- who
had bccu ovm'couic by the: 1111111111 and
Siiltiltt' on the filth floor.
chcrui pcrsons living on tho lower
licors who had not ltccu able to roach
thc tlro escapes and warc ovcrcotuc by
smoke», \rcrc found in thc bunting
building by llrctucn and carried to thc
strcot. All of thcm, with tl11 cxccp-
lion of Mrs. Paula Luzu, who had
apartments on the fourth floor. were
quickly rcsuscilated and collared lit-
tle from their experience. The condi-
tion 01' Mrs. Luztt was more St‘l‘lOllB.
howcvor. and she was takcn to 11 hos-
pital. The loss on th1> building was
about 85.000,
Score of Person. Over-came.
NEW YORK. Nov. lib—«Moro than 11
111111111 of women and chiitiron wore
ovcrcomo by ntttokc. and forty-live fam-
ilies were driven from thcir apart-
1111111111 In 11 big tcnomcnt bonsc I11 H.111
ton road In the Bronx today. by a fire
which started near thc boating appara-
11111 in llle bascmcnt, Smokc pouring
up froth the basement. filled the halls
anti when the t‘rlghtouctl 111111111111 rush-
od from thclr roomu many wore over-
come. Seven DOI‘NODS werc found ly-
10, 19114.
-gwww.
1 law In a heap in one dark hallway and
wore carried out. by fireman. (in cv-
or) door uncouuclouc women and
clllldrcn were found but all iii-t‘tlvm'tld
an 11111111 as 111111.111 to the 1111th air. The
loss from the tire was small.
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I’RENCH OFFICIAL ARRESTED.
licc 10111111 arrested M. Gabriel Syvcton
(tho Nationalist deputy who struck
War Mlnlnter Andre In the face during
the dobaiu or November 4 In the Ointm-
bcrl be be was about to take up his
position for a duel with Captain Cah.
1111i proaccutlon for assaulting Gen. An-
drc and who is supposed to represent
him, The arrangements contemplated
the 111111 of pletoln and two shots each
M. Syveton's arraui. beninn 11111 crimi-
and proucctltion for “auditing (Ion. Atl-
re.
DROPPEO DEAD IN COURT.
ADAMS. Milan. Nov. to.««Mr11 Auti-
untuu Vogel dropped (load In the die-
the trial of the cane In which 111111 at-
lcged Inhabit and larceny 111111111111 11111
neighbor Mr Mary Sweeney; The
coroner loan that death Wan due to
heart trouble brou lit on by cxcltc-
moat. Mrs. Vogo alleged that Mrs.
Swampy owed her rent and had 1111-
tiuultcd her 1111.111 Ibo otcmptod to col-
icct it. After hire. Voxei’a death that
defendant. won dihbhorned for Inuit 0t
prosecution .
WILL NOT 1370', WORK.
RIIMD'DHD FADL3 Maine. Nov iii.
”Officials of tho 11113111111111.1111 Panth-
Company here announced today 1111
their 11111 hundred employeou but
I 11 11111111111. 11
that“
the Bat-lid mm”
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PARIS, Nov. 111., 3:15 11. 1..—111111 1111‘
trial court. here today while. awaiting ,
New Haven Women
Dies of An Assault
Injurleo Indicted on MI'IACOJ'I’CiBIt
dy, ti I11 Sold, by Mrl. Barnes
Jumping on Her,
NlilW HAVEN. N11v.. ltl.~Mra. (torn
Gummy. wife or tlltrlntuphor ()uusidy,
ot' Illigliwood. in dead. tho rcnult. It Is
claimed, 111' taint-Ion Indicted by Mrs.
Elizabeth Barnes, 11 frlet1tl.,tlu1'ln1t 11
tnmrrcl. Awaiting tbc rcnult of the nu
topay. which was made by the utodlcal
cunniucr today. Mr». Baruch I11 hold In
the county jail on the charge of man-
slaughtcr. 81111 Is. forty-five years old
and has a family of seven children.
The story told to the police in that the
women got into an argument over
some trivial matter. and in the acuitle
Mrs. Cassidy foil and Ml'u Barnes
jumped on her, inflicting Internal
wounds in the abdomen The woman
was treated for peritonitis. and upon
her death the coroner was notified.
MURDER TRIAL‘S DRAMATIC END.
..._.,_
Attorney Lucao Makes Eioquont Ap
peal for Conviction of Accused.
NEW LONDON, Nov. IU.—The long
drawn out Mcughi murdcr trial drew
111 a. dramatic close today I11 the SII’
pct'ior Court. The last argumcnta
for the dcfcnsc by Attorney John C
(Icary. occuplcd the morning session
until ”:45. Attorney Lucas thcn
took 11p the closing arguments for the
stalc and wan engaged In bin 11loqucnt
optical to the Jury not to lot, thulr sym-
pathies awchc tbctu iu the truc 1111111:
of their duty in the just conviction of
Frank Shastdoor and his Ihree a.t'(‘.i)lll~
pllccn, whose hands he said were red
with the blood of their countrymen.
(‘.ucrino Mcnghl. At. 3 o' '.lock Judge.
iasc commenced his 1111111 11 to the
jury I‘lic cast“ will go to the jury
before the 0nd oi todays session.
SYMPATHY FOR FRENCH CATHO
« LICS.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10.——Rev. h J.
Evcrs, rector of St. Andrew's church,
of this city, sailed today on the 111931111
ship to Touraine. to present to the
Cardinal-Archbishop and the other
atchblshops who are soon to assemble
in Paris. the resolutions passed by the
rcccut Eucharistic Congress. The 168-
ointions express sympathy with the
religious bodies of the Roman Catho-
lic, Church In France and expresa con-
demnation for the attitude of the gov-
1-1' nmcut toward Catholics.
OPIUM TRADE IN CHINA.
WASHING’I‘ON. Nov, log—Secretary
of State Hay today gave a. hearing to
a dclogat'ion who flit-1d with him a long
statcmcut purporting to give the condi-
1iltl11n of the opium trade in China,
the charges boing directed against
(in-at Britain. The papers wcre re-
ceived by the secretary, who promise-11
111 lay thcin before thc pt'caitictu. ’l‘hc
.iclt-agtiou (ll‘flil'l‘d that (lhiua shall be
t'elcascd from what is termed hcr "c11-
forccd opium truflic" and for which it
claimed (treat. Britain In roaponulblc.
PROFESSOR’S WIFE SUICIDES.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.~'l‘ho dead body
of Mrs. Henry II. Donaldson, wife of
Prof, Henry H. Donaldson. oi the Uni-
varsity of Chicago, was found hanging
by a rope from a miter today in the
basement of the Donaldson residencc.
It. in believed she ended her life while
deranged from melanchoila.
KILLED DURING A QUARREL.
HELENA, Mont.. Nov. 10.——Edward
Truman. aged,aovcnty years. and who
was a member of the noted Quantrcll
band In Missouri. has shot. and killed
James McCabc at Sedan during a quar
l'ol. Truman surrendered.
MR5. WILL CARLETON DEAD.
NEW YORK. Nov. l0.—~Mrs. Wll1
Carleton. wil'c of Will Carleton. the
pout-author. tiled sutldcnly during the
night at her home in Brooklyn.
Agoui~“li‘or a small weakly sum
you can Insure your children's lives."
Widow M11ggitis»~“l 11111111111 l‘ll wall It).
a tow yoiil‘fl tlll thoy’ro grown up.
thcn they'll be able to make the wcck.
lv payments Luann-mlveo."—~Brooklyn
Lilo.
An Easy Choice. “Weary Woggleu—
De eye doctor told me I'd have to give
up booze or go blind,
Blothful Joe—ninth hard luck. Wot
did you tell him?
Weary Waggon—omit I moaned I'd
econ everythlnmu'l‘own Topics.
«WANTED.
A chance to show the people that
they can buy Furniture at 1111 as, cheap
Iy as anywhere In town. It the some
time getting 11111 ndvantono of our ore
tilt system. Buy now. pay 1111 later.
, Ad. Angevlnc 8: Son. Iiii Watthington
81.. 3 doors below Theatre.
WANTED ,
WAN‘I‘IWPOBITION A8 BOOK.
keeper or office manager hv 1111111 with
20 years experience. (load references;
Fair nainry.
Schnabel 01111111.
wnursouwnsnmo 11111 111011
Inc. Mrs. Wicks. 117 Whtcr at. 1110 It
human-11101! To 1101111 .111
111111111 1111111111111: 11 1; 11111111111. 01111 not
afraid to work 1111 11m». nflf
WANTID—n-A OOH
O
2 Whitfield Alibi
Addreuu "Energetics" _
Fair 1111119111. Friday fair 1.1 hill:
portion with probable rain or 11111111
southern portion: light 110th 111'
windn. Increasing In force. ‘
Ferdinand
Iukiu Ilnpes that hit
Will Genitulate 11111111111
Arthur' ts Iaiten liv thelau
cause-latter Are lncensetl
at Russian Ireat'ment cf
Wounded
TOKIO, Nov. 10, 10.45 a. 11-1-1111
reported that General Stoeiisel, com
mundlng at Port Arthur, has asked {he
Japanese for an nrmiutlco, the 1111111059
of which is not stated. A conflrnia ‘
tion or the rcpovt is tvuobtalnable. it”
Is hoped here that General .Stoostiell
will capltuiate before the city proper,
111 takcn. The Japanese soldiers are;
angry and influmtd on account of tho
allcgcd abuse of their wounded by the
lit1stlut11-1.'I‘l1t1y believo they will 1111
murdered If captured liutlcr those can?
tiltlons it will possibly be difficult to.
troid 11 11111511111111 when the 1111111111
:11111'11 in tho final combat.
(‘.iil’dli‘ilt), Nov. iii, noon will
Mountain 11cco11li11g to Cltltteso. 130.
of whom 1111"l1c1l her. today from Flirt _
Arthur, I11 proving a costly obntaclo.‘
to the Japancsc. On the mornings otf
November 5 and 6,0011'11 assaults 011‘
the position wete made by the .lapiiti-‘
use who we1c 1'.cpulscd During the,
second assault, a shell soaring over‘ :
Continued on Eighth Page.
MINNESOTA HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVEB. ..
ST. PAUL. Minn, Nov. 10.——Returns
received here show that the next Min-
nesota Ilouso of Representatives will
have one hundred and seven chttbli- 4
tans. and iWelve Dcmocrutu. ‘
-._... FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—~IQI.EVE.\I THOROUGH.“
bred cockorclc. 5 Ross combed black
111luor1:.as 4 single combed while leg-
bornn and 2 white wyandotto' 11. A poll.
Inl will 11111 11111 all about the-111.11: ii.
Patterson i Wlniiold St... East Non,
walk. (‘t 1110 (it
, ..-..... -. “Mew—.1... '
1101. sALE—oooo wean MORSE f,
Inquire 11 Bridge St.. East Norwalk. 9-31
FOR SALE-10 SHARES AMERI-
can Dcl1‘111cat Witcicss Preferred stock ”
tor $6:th 11. share. Transfer guaran?
load. It. l1‘, Freeman, Box 557. New
Haven Ct. 119 tit
FOR SALE—GOOD ROAD HORSE
and rubber tired runabout. luqulro‘ ,
It Cove St... East Norwnlk. n83!» ,
TO LET. - 33‘3""?
FOR RENT .— SOUTH APART- _
ment. ground floor, 11 West Malni8t1.
Nor-walk Apply to Seymour .cuntla.‘
Fairfleld County Savings Bank, Non ‘
walk - "1110 It . .
'ro LET—noun 11001118.,1iu‘ii'1i ,.
8! and four; rooms rent 86 ‘on ltd ‘ '
St EastNorwalk.lnduIreC.H1‘
mann 18 (love Ave. East Nomad-113311
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR OF NO: I1 ‘
Rowan street East Norwalk (lull?
Rowan strect. ' 11831.
ML... w..-— 1.1%
To LET—TWO ROOMS SEPA-
raic. ccntrallv Iocalctl. to gentlemen.
Each room suitable for ma 111111111111.
All modern improVemontu Appl ’t
1111 South Main street. South Nor'ianllt‘.
-. "w. L. ”0...... .. r—
.. .4. ..._Ln ._..H....,........ ,1
FOUND—A GRNYHOUNDI R
nylon. Owner can have same by on
111111 on Mr John H Plunder .11.. kt)
11111011. 001111.. and paying for 5111161th
meat. 1111 3
CEMETERIES.
Riverside Cemeterya—Normlk O. on
uevonty acres beautifully loo-1i
Lots to unit all. it I11 wine to u
lot while you are alive Apply 111
W Voorboau Fiupnrintcmlam on tho
wmmdl dill Ii :
Miscnfmnnous."
I hornhy forbid trusting on "W it}
count.
EMILY CUIJJNGSA
”11112de ’Pficr .-
Fitutlil , 0 Nil“
LAOIEI AND DINTLIM N
11y 820 per 1000. cub, cop hum
1' Ollie No mamas or 11111111111qu -
terlnl furninhed. PI 1111111111 free 111‘
portal Specialty 011.. '11 With 11
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, .
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pimpieu, blackheads. imklu’
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blemish» removed by aluchtu'm
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