‘ would be crowded while the tithe oI
" Mirth R s Weaving his modulo
’3' sent in III
.‘Vpeople vie
‘ rbuhm tor mutilated” mars
. ‘inthrestin the unused
most cssusi soon
or 9:15 ‘o’cloclrtll
courtroom
till” 8:9th lot iuiVIhIoé
slob it won evident that the
_ :Tuche
Ic'd 't d "
berths. ll} W 0356‘:
hillbilly to tho
gwhlkegm
I‘ I BDIfiToII. M. 5.~
Dol’rgfllm. oi procured, bum ts ;‘
’ Vtyndint‘overpor under thoConstitIi on“ .
odor.
I with the l‘nuocdlII-ea
Mil/Its
oi Muodchusbtts.I-il s ho’rtlf litter
Al ll other stats ethos ‘
. or " Italian
Representatives. ruled strictly
slope. The csthrw
usupi. Were administered
ores debt
In Willloin Dope. before
a. Joint convention of the leiisletutn;
Phi: customary :1 sun solute We; tired
or:
1]..
. VV lie is Ills fifth Downhill. to hold ‘
_ that once within" thefpsot “at!“ goofs
"sterner W , ‘1 .
ruth‘ot stint as .
, cool-loot one hieutonsnbuovernor-wct ,
(turtle Guild. Jr..i oi Boiler. by the -- ‘
bonnie... who INA MI '
wton.
that his home
"nit-lei ll‘ubVl ill
.. several inglll .
. reilrond olncls‘l, uniting It the line them
Circulation
V :Tlléiidllli Ili[liIV"It by thil New Turk, New
ilisven and Hartford Railroad Com
psnfy in round to thI ulleged purchase
"of the trolley “96‘ between Sillintmd
and New Roohdtle IroIIn Colonel Heft.
‘ on were malls. of the
tinned Ind been token over by the
- Consolidated for $1500." 0.. The road' A
.. othpinl statement was: i
' "The Consolldntod Railway Stripped!
‘ is "negotiating for Valid will probnb'ly
‘ .I complete the purchase at the minority
V'thy utl'dcl‘stood.’ N tohlil the.
V interests but the hhrmonlous
one of the dillerent millions are
wired You will kindly nllow’ Vine
I
I
Avril pretest; my relucrlts by the
but that l mu e rosden V .
VV Norwnllta It I know ya
0 never been a rabid sectional.
. live bad very little sympathy
V‘V thosa whose ulcers are thus no
After some experience with
”affairs. i came to the conclusion -
hood bottle years since by the
V Levi Warner that the proper
It; tor thii conditions obtaining
was II division of the town. My
VV [3 here been deeply enlisted in
fight oi‘ the past two yum. and
e rod no ube’lement in Vintensity
delve to tho deélsiou ot the supreme
Gout-t of Errors in June last. 1 have
nmr regretted the attempt to divide
the town or questions“ Wisdom. but
wotdd counsel the sonic course again
VVd‘er shutter. conditions.
my own position because“ I so
been new
ha Ion oi
come}. ut the... any. lock or lutel
ligent' uhd inspiring leadership. Those
who were as the {root In that light
shell never what. my respect and cor
dial support for this have deserv»
ed well oil their fellow citizen. Shell
. it be tried again? Very much depends
. upon the course of chairs in the near
future No Vimmodinib attempt for
division will be made certainly No
"further etehrpi. may ever be made. No
further attempt me; over bc mode it
half the. professions of lending people
in upper Nowell: crystallized into do
. bided action. The dilieront ports ot
the town are harnessed up together
(or some time to come permits for all
. time. Wind is the wise and pslrlo
.‘ . tic thing in do under these Voondittonl.
". A mntereuce of citizens rly repro
‘ sealing the dih‘orbnt Sections could
. doubtless suggest many ways for doing
«my with present irllmlne conditions.
besides crmtlngV II pediti‘rnonl Vol Intr-
xions ma wi'll that would auger
_ well for the tunnel The attempt to
4 . coerro any section. as the present ill
stirred movoluent moons trouble at
the start The doctrine enunciated
by Mr. lIurthuViVlV that It portion or the
committee authorized the rocont
. town meeting shall do it can and form
udberter roserdloss of tho puriicirill
lion or non.- participation of out one. or
i othrco voting districts and that the
cited lolorosilt of unit one of these
districts ho mien swept by a prepon-
deronco of rotors in the other two
Incline war. and. no one is more clear-
ly, were of this than the Norwnlk ob
homey.
The present movement. to form one
unsolidsted city Moment on
nothing to momm " it. II it ‘
ntnrtitd in the face of in
ottho town that
on at both ondsot
of division or our;
0 photo mutiny
pollution should
"tor the time being. it. out
by s town meeting In which less
mglgmtietb or wagering}: v
ll no proper It. ell
ration or thli oblitilll the "w
W Wort that; It sbou
_ con conference with so V
urlill. but.“ In sci
'InuIlintely opened.
1 MW‘
be piloted in rest .Ill’s’t
, nodding and smiling to his attorneys
and other acquaintsnccs in the room
As no not down ho glanced about this
room. but shoucd no concern at Its
crowded condition. Judges Sherman
hull Sheldon, together with tho jury.
came in at 9: 40 and court was in:
Edward Page, built Mill his 73 yours
and will: the sorrow of his murdered
V‘duusbtors death walked with truth
'bling steps to the stand. where he
leaned heavily against the her The
enialletoued Inienily to every word he
so ‘
Mr Page testified that he with for-
uteri) II morchuni1 but that ol lets
years he had not sllgegod in business.
He had made It pet-Ilel residence at
the post the or six years it had been
his only homo. Ills wile died two
years ago last September and he new"
has tum children. Mrs. Flemish. Vs
widowed lienghtor. and Hamid Page
Up Mulch 3t 1904 there was another
daughter. Mabel lingo, the murdered
Women
Its the witness spoke .0! his dough.
In his eyes filled and his voice trem
bled. Willi diillculty': he recovered
his composure and proceeded with bill
.Uilder educations trout the district
Attorney, the witness told In detail at
his movements on the day wbICh
blought death to his daughter and oi
finding her body on his return to his
home otter Vs brief absence. lie on-
rated the house. he sold. bl the trout.
mm which he. {mind to Vbo unlocked
lie wont to the pantry and ate a slice
of breed and drank lI [less of older.
llo expected to llnd his daughter who
his know was Alone in the house intho
root- room. But she was not there.
Alter his lunch ho. went into the purl'or
and out down for while. He heard
no sound. Some 0! his daughters
on log. her work basket and tremblin-
ble were on the table lie thought
she bad just been there and he went
upstairs to tind her. its he" entered
his dulluhior'd room be new her
on the door. bobs shook the old
llmn's ionu as he sold this. and his
emotion controlled him for. some time.
Tucker continued to pay sttcntton to
the witness‘s testimony. but [pro no
sign at feeling.
in a. tailoring voice the witness stilt-
ml the his, daughter‘s body lay on
be bore and appeared to have been
told outcsrelully. lie: tether bur
riod in and stooped to foothill dough
ter's bend. it was cold. Ito titted
tier nrln. blit' ‘lt‘vvs‘s lifeless; ‘ its tell
u! her body and placed hls‘elrlo her
breast. buiooouid. .dctoot no. siun oi
ill‘o. All he raised her his lingers
touched n Mod wound across her
throat. ilc did not look at the out.
but .i'llom the tooling he should think
It woe not deep. but extended norbslt
VVttIc threat. lint eyes wet-o open
ououlrb' to show the pupils and the lips‘
were peril}.
. 0h ' [I II on stairs to" the lit-lint
‘ a on!» the table. hour the
trays set, at ililp 0'
on tile announcement
fibroid lllltl
. testimony”;
who i t “low: ”M
’g II o It s
Ville hospital. lie flouting.
"voice {husk and Windy will:
.13. .. W I? WEI! Vs
til ll mni Nobility. ‘
“told oi slittilhotllhlpne
boll um
be”
by s buttery on the ne‘er by common
prisoner gaze eernestly at the old men ‘
Weston for twenty me tours, and lot .
body which tend to prohibit imports, Mm
lwleobcuinli Induction Mind: ‘
and the new governor delivered his in-
hundred from the snorkel“ a desk. Not
since (love or lines II I last inaugural
“all: in 18 3. bite t are been such IV
orlng or Democratic feeders In the
suite house Another feeturo of the In-
sugurntlon was the unusually large or-
my at Military oilicers. bonded by 1.1m:-
tenant-t loneral Nation A. Miles. II nu-
tlve of Masswhussiwts who trill become
Inspector-concrel on the stuff of Gov
noun».
ll‘ollowlna the administration III the
oath to Mr. Douglas and to {detriment
Governor Guild and the usual proclam-
etions by the Secretm of Siam. (lover
uor' Douglas was introduced to tho as-
sembly
The [Werner spoke as Ioliows:
vol-nor Douglas at the very outset
of his inhugurni address to the legislor
lure III-[ed the uroldenoc or Ito—celled
class legislation. counseling tbst "no
but does not distribute burdens and
bulletin! equsll'y upon nil " He pledg-
Isl oxocutlre defense at those who bill's.
reel cause or complslni
button to the bed results at the V-gsn
towns the local purposes. he urged NI
lamination oi the no tion. In lie-Vail-
his; with the democrso emotion to-
one (or more extend “II rule."
Governor Deuglu.reocmmohd d res
thrill; to Boston and Fall River the
control of their own police forces. now
under state commissions. and also the
right of‘ voters to determine III whet
hours liquor may be sold.
Greet prominence was given to the
consideration of the tariff question. the
pmomor seeming that "excessive Isr-
ltt lures" have Wrought much injury to
tries hays been overburdened. Ho
attributed a largo ps‘rt oi the increased
cost of livin in this country to the
lsrlll law ' ncemingV this client the
Governor said:
benefits or national access to foreign
supply by the high duties of tho tor-III.
chusetts is compelled to pay excessive
mines for most mnterisis and for
some foods end other supplies which
she obtains from the interim stems.
Bullion is the Iniurnl support for Mon.
lmhi and eastern Occult. but here
onto the present toriii' llt'ws interiors
and deprive our itroItltosI city 0! the
bulletin of inaction?
Mr. Donald's mom: no eitcrt to so
lure (location rccipmclly. lie asked
to be glyph power to spot point on indus-
lrlsl ooninllssioh lb do crmluc the no
ture and extent or the inltlry done by
the thrill to suggest s romlxly'. and to
submit the intormpflon to the pmplo.
lie. strongly urged option thilt will
lotto to piece hides lend wool one
general legislation should be enacted murder
83.11an Ith- '
and $12 in their role In cities and
tho commonwealth end that her in‘dus- 'Gre
Tummy
within and .
her, replied
Mooney walked
downward hind
left groin“ }
III with!
was chargedwt
to IR!“ hill!
or bonds of
was Mimic—1th
iorunl
plliof
(ll-,bonlng
nolds
Worthy
lock
m-
(loom Boom
Irv-y. oi: cool
cell an
or:
It'll
out." Godlrtl
the free list. cin’inlinir but the prompt
removsl or those duties is necessary
to rollbve mnnufsclllrsrs help It most
distresslul condition. Atlor dwell-
in: spine length on labor legislation
uni o'sllinl attention to the moral
movement for tinl shorter work any
the governor invited that the common
Wonltil or I such to plotted as
would pill/cc tin llucon Is bastion.
pool 1 low forbidding s cm
_ ployllldut or willow pod min
I rumpllnended lint the lupin»
Isidro III-kc other states to cu‘soi inst
iillilllll‘til'. in those ot Mdssscbusolts con-
tent it
II" will love the
c rl'tlultod
River
“is” ltu't‘ol liciiouis
lb world that the; tone would
.chd“ III-blossom .
V its
in tho rule! dial Ililschsc
the lipid?
Tho Olimpia!
choose civil
Neither oi til
continuum
who ill bottollolt
‘stsit oi colonel
and it ill Mid"
thew
child teller Add the employ port at
oi the mail III of] '
Since lthe result he
order (pom Au Ilteut General Colo to
lot citation of the company."
on certain to succeed Gsptnin
l. .colnstoclt. retired. [Jellies
v has not yet decided on
behind the
‘ “ There.
“ran up urilllnent I tied, in lvblch
conch" cldln‘led tint
tweutwlljve dents.
behind the thu'I. st
wed at least
“PI
a revolver pushed ltVV I
11er Id taking hold
._ tho revolver
discouraged. :th’ef
ted in wear-
but,» all: print: to it Icon Inquest. .
» PMIBWI ‘5" ‘
The otllcers Iol Norwsiir Aerie Fro.
that or musics mooted s new
h:ks ago. were installed ism
Post We oriuy President
Cullen. (if the Stamford Mile. The
mounting: was in here been done by
8mm Deputy Grand President litter-tin
.l tlruy. at Now Its von but’ he was ill
and unable toruslto the In... '
core installed were the Iollowiltli-
worthy tiresldont~llernnrd J. Rey-
ugh. Viool‘treslrlont-i-Jnmes M
Worthy :Chaploin-Wosloy lid. I Nib-
'43 cal.
Worthy WmJonn E. Wood.
Worthy Tressuror~Thcrnu O Laun-
"Deprived or the be It .
Worthr,condnctor--l“rsnk 1". Bound-
Inside tinsrd~lbdword It. \Morron.
Outside Gunrd~Elmcr E. Chicory.
mysticism-«Dr. Homes 8. best.
After the work refreshments were
served. this part of the progrm being
to charm of domes E. Smith and
commuv rm suscrlou.
W
Lieutenont Godtny Gets Orders To
Hold alumni Muslim.
First Lieutenant Howard (imi-
y it. but received in:
bed It drill at the nun.
cry lost evening and on Tuesdlty oven
in: of next week the compohy will
slicers.
Vo company lieutenants
desire to be csVotnin and who lilo new
no optoel- will be is still II
.nuitor cl much doubt
laionuusnt tibsrlss 1.. Wins.
usrtrlnuior on the
It pert L. Fireman
Instill the rum infantry, is Insu-
Mountings- a candidate tor the other:
tlol‘lld scrim Ville supé
oi the;
Whom wul
n roam.
who conducts a ,
bruonl. in: Hot?!
. plots that recently
It: were stillun trout
, lord Railway
. ornament
. the sonnet mastitis
of or controlling interest in the steel:
ol the trolley system Irom Statutord
to Grewwlch and New Rochelle but
the nogotlutions eye not upon any
such busts as the figures stetcd above. "
The trolley companies which control
the lines between Stolniozd and New
Rochelle are the Gimnwlcll TquWIIy
Company. and the New York and.
.Stultllord Street Railway Company.
The Stamford V dvooete'e Greenwich
correspondent, w o evidently has been
led to believe the deal has been as
good as closed. sends the (allowing:
With the change in the schedule 0!
running the trolley curs Jim. I. where-
by those o: t e New York and Stem-
ompnny go through be-
tween New Rochelle and Stamtord
was another and more impel-tent
obsngo than the while was not aware
of. The Stomiord and New York
Railway Com my became the property
of the Gonna hinted Rollroltd Co. It
was known tint negotiations hnd been
pending for weeks for the purchase or
the line, but the price asked. $1,000.-
000 it is said was considered too
unit: by no consolidates Railroad
management. The two companies.
however. hove finally come to an
by “which the New York
and ti line Is now owned by
the Consolidated Railroad company;
the prion well 8150 per share or stock.
and the assumption oi the bonded in-
debtedness. which would bring the
price up to about It 000 000. A stock
holder of the company in an inter-
view with an Advocate reporter. yes-
terday. stated that the details 0! the
trnnsfer ot the company' s property had
not been completed but would be in s
tow do: a Colonel N. H .Hott. who
‘nu been the direction: bead. and who
has developed the line. is entirely on.
at it now. and the line will be Insu-
ngod probably by the olllcers who have
charge or the Stamford Slrooi Roll-
we": lines. Tho‘Now York and Stem-
ford lino extends from New Rochelle
to.Keeler's Hill on the Boston Post
Rood. It is about it miles long. and
on some parts of the line. according
to n recent statement or 0on N. H.
'Heit. the truths is the gradient that
.he has ever known on a trolley line.
This purchase gives the Consolidated
Railroad Company control of the trol-
ley synwm tin southwestern Connocil
out from Dorian, and the requisition of
the New York and Blamtord is an im-
portant addition to the olwtrtr. sys-
tems controlled hv tho Consolidated
linilrosd Company It is lntermd thot
impomnt improvements will be mode
to the service, and Vthet larger end
tiller cuts will be put on the line he
s n or procticoble. II was sold in
0 mwioh yesterday tbet several of
the proposed extensions which have
situated us soon so the woolber be»
comes settled in the spring. so that
xcrk may proceed without interrup-
on.
i
W
ICOMPANY D OFFIOIRE.
chosen oi the conclusion of tile Woolo
ly Drill use more
déftei- the regain weekly drill oI
I'llompbtly. 1),“ little Armory. tut hlBthtA
*[ol the com ,3!
me hold. it which time civil o
for the abutting your were colon. The
Iuoetiuu was presided over y “Milt
elect Ed .‘W
The» cattle were "selected: '
Truman-Sergeant wills w been.
Fluud‘ulnl secretory-Prime Chur-
losiit boomer. .
Heuriitlt’ry-w-PIIIIIII it. ls. Sterling.
V ltlnuuclnl (loinnilttoelw Lieutensnt
Item ‘1‘. would. Element stunner
ill with on Its discovv egrd
emit untitled the bunk ._
Entertainment unintuiticwliuuong
”El y “mum till”
it was an in Gieonndoh yesterday;
been held up for months will be cont
V‘VAdIII‘ns and sergeant {touts W. boon-
IIIWIllp
. ll wth‘
. your; build. "lumped
At the hospital it w
recur
.V shecoul
‘I to up. It IVusrdlnd story in .‘
the opera lion . ' bill
has out yet been It ‘ sled. swept
by a high wind:
idly And threaten to destroy the one
lire business section. Hundrsdi ot'
vollmtoers. assisted the firemen who
with the mercury severe] degrees be!
ow zero. bid a terrific. Iiuht before tile
are who finally subdued.
W
worse lull: butler. .
store or H. Krlsgernccmpany rim
to Last Nlph I.
A bursting wetter pipe") in ii smut
0mm in the rear of the operating
'worn at the Smilbom New England
Telephone quarters, last night looks
through the floor and calmed a very
.onsiuernbe damage to the goods in
lilo store of H. Kriv Vzm‘ sud Cotonou:
The ceiling over nearly but! “the store
is badly damaged and was sonkel
throng ll.
Considerable stock with spoiled by
being Wei. and it is believed ‘ilnt tilt
.inluuge, ultOg’othor will" amount is
newly $1,600.1‘ho Witter” nus fil‘tb
discovered by Captain of Police Pen
ninatcn, who saw u stream comln:
mm underneath the d00l'.V lie enmi‘
ed the building and II number of pen
'l'e who were passing be tried to lo
onto the look in the pipe but were up
able to do so. The water was tlnillli
turned oII from the cellar and the lion
stoppod
m
CHILD PAINFULLY apnoea.
L'oo ii. O'Brien Upset I. cup at Hot
Water olm Himself.
Leo R. OTBrleIt. the yuan son 0
“esnpben J. O'Brien; Inst wt s‘ vcrl
Whirl Baotou-ll. resided-cu it b
rm 65 Buyvie worsens. ltrs‘.
c. .en turd Jllbt placed a cup or hot
ins" watt-r upon the table, when the lit
no follow musics up to the can 0
the table and pulled the cup oil. The
boiling water flow over Ills tone on
lent on his chest end neck. He Isu’
torml intense agony and the shin peel-
ed oi! wherever the water struclt. 1h
Jean C. Dnlnortier was summons
attended the child The little to 0"
is more comtomblo today but pill
suitors severe pain. V
FOOLIEH JOKER'B WORK"
leu Sentinel Fain New Reading
Marriage 01 n‘ Wilton my" Moll.
Yesterday I your: IIIIIII lyho ties up
c We present "time been lie
liabl- so for I! The Bongo knew
deported from his former habits Ind
save The Sentinel o. unionism to the
effect tint Miss Lulu Phillips. ct lites
Norwnlll. sud" Frederick Whipple o
Whipple. were worried in Ne-wY York
on Christan: eve.
ed at The Sentinel oilioe st his esrlldtlt
opportunity to deny" this. Re tools
that he has been injured dry the cm
stiun of the story and The Sentinel
takes pleasure In setup; him right he-
tore the public.
PROFESSIONAL.
w. 8. KNAPP, AROHITIO‘Y Hill:
moved his otllico front the nted
Bonk Bldg. to 3 Madison 3t. Telfi ll 13
Visit. it 3 him.
LOST.
LO" «- THURBDAY.A LADY'E
diamond rius. Finder will be liberal
ly rewarded by roiurninz‘ to, this ego;
tour - turnout) nonsnsuor
pin. lgilur‘owsrd. No questions I‘kpd
(I III. .
TO" LET. .
re LITu—A slit molt comm
on Bnyvicw Place East Romanov“!
be for rent on .ll'lli. iii. ~ hulrs oi EM:
Ill Crown. South Norwlll . .‘~ iii; It
In Lev .. new shit
toasted eight I'IaIlIItlli. munitions ttuhr
and gut model-n connotations Poster
rich immsdlnt'sly. Pmi lore m it.
Audios. \ it It
MWCELLANEOLS
lyre“
Mr. Whipple rel .
. Typewriter. Company flotory.
. announcement. Votilcloliy so
. Ilia ”ton shut Insider ‘Bioesbsl
will have to come
13? mailman tor surrendering the tort
98s of Port Arthur.
and quite according to l‘l’. it is bitten
iy resented on all sides, that such on
announcement shobld have been guilt.
lonely mode In the some bulletin con-
mining lien; Stoessel’s appeal to the
In poror for "lenient Judgment On It
‘ :arrlson reduced to shhdowr. who
have done all that won possible for
bumen behind to upbo‘d the honor IoI
Russia in the face at her enemies?
The Notice vroluya despite the ex-
ample made by the suspension of the
Rhee youtordnv, says:
“It: all menus. let up have It courts
Inertial end make it. it possibe. se~
tern. 'I‘lle cruel indie will perhaps.
deal leniently with those who have
given their blood and lives for their
country. Perhaps step the court will
determine why a fortress known to be
threatened with blockade is not sup-
plied with necessary food and munl.
lion's to eligible it to hold out Porhsps
such I court will bring to light. many
dork. hidden things and expose the
creeping underground enemies of not
sis who are infinitely more dongen
one to the nation then the toe who
light. In the open."
(Oontintied on Fourth Page).
STEAMBOATS ON ”TIME.
Nomlk Line curl-led Larosp Quantity
oi Prelim Tbsp Em. . . l
WNW” at WEI? udrwslkb It; x
ow r tembpet pen to
sushi do .
on time. ‘ The’v '
'srs col-r pg large it lies of on
Just now. and as I I hotness inc
renew Vsnd terror boots will be pin
on the route by Captain limiting J.
lIlrnlth who is now lncontl‘dl oi stile
inc. '
The Norwsik Steamboat company.
’ncorporulod. of Norwnlk. filed
with film "stile secretary a certificate '
0! reduction of capital stock. from
tho. 000 to $37. 000 the number or
all“? being decreased 0’qu 300.0 to
I
WANTED
WANTED -- GIRLS NR HAND
wot-h on strsw bots. hurl} applies»
tion should humans to Dennis and .
Blanchard-132 Wster street. d9 8r
WANTIDw-A unto roe omen
nl housework in totally ct three. hire.
0. ll. Ferris. 9 Washington bireejté .l
I
WANTEPBY YOUNG will. AT
tending bit-icon college situation st
housework. before and site ”“9“
hours. tor board. Apply III Ill
WANTED «- FIRST-OLA“
makers mud. Apply Vet Ills Faggot
Nl‘s
Ill 81
shrewd. clever men In every loosing
steady Vwork [llsrsntesd «so. In
prepare the inexpcri encoilto not?
host. Writ “Princlosl.” Meir. .4041 ,
Linn I Trust aids. Mil "nubile. mat ‘
Minnow .mddm ugh-sini-
WANTIb-u'l'o PUlIGl-VIASE All?
kind oI old books. Noll! twill-iv
you bsvs send count. w
or :cclIntrr Mid "our use .
brat-lee or mu coiled
It’d drcts Boobs. core but
IrIOli VilAfl-a-TEN
Weinbl shout 200 lbs. , Willifill Iln
Millpond Brothers. '
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