I‘lillIIO'lI‘
A a I. Railroad.
Avenue. IIIVII' York---'
It: to A. ,
prolonged winter rs
Now room. '
A crew of the little Idol: I‘rt. N
schooner .lIullan it. A oi 7..
brought b‘e'ré today/oil
Ad Ilium If
his two'
cited from their a hkin‘
'l M '
(39 man. Iain N It:- mt any the
l‘ I or ill
New Yorl'i tor the bill Jana.
- be was a candidate {or tit
be on the contrary has kept out at the
“I of all the members oi the doie'sstiou
They have all refused to be the
d. into the struggle and they willhe
perfectly satisfied no matter who is
A do! "
ns‘. The All learn will be“ known
WIFNN it t It will u
l’ =' '
there w’illho arousing
at lIlt Poi tho
Mm “Allow I'
set:
I mu “will be m" tone to the
09‘ as shoal: sit the Eduth Nob
I 'Il'r people. and When the game is
re wattle: to take
ut wait-
it ”tithing:c or hiring delayed by
With will he
tore dIl‘a'l'itI “)6 VIII“)
' . bridge
m I ketbe odInilaantI
.t'turMad caus drriosna.
0-»... I
George J. Civsnaglt Ilaoted Proattient
at adapt-Annual bloating.
Odieors word elected for the ensuing
six months at lasI nIght't semiannual
meeting of the Nutmeg Club hold at
21' A the club rooms. author of Milo and
The dillcors chosen
Wall streets
were the lollow'ing:
Presidentwtleorgd J. Cavanagh.
Viue- Protidcnt~floWIfti A. Mont,
' someryl.
Secretary-«Mouth. Gregory tact turning to a shoot of ice. his: t~ our opportunities and not be hamper CAM E. Mass. J“ tL—Atter
”13“”;qu MMITY+WLIIIIM J. RI“ ”8 I00“! “888'.“ I0 chatter '3'. It I“ ll '9“ and restrained II" "(B DIYUCIDIIIIW undergoing the ordml yesterday of “3,
”Tfeflsilfermw .b Raynor:
House 00:21me .iIiIsht Gd ill:-
let- chalmiuur John
JOhn Kilns :2 I
Entertainment Committee - Arthur
Leo. Jaoltsou. chairman; Thomas J
“Y.
Trustdos~ Mu it. gamut.- Goon-Ito
' 2'1?" Hardwitske II'nd HdItibldI Glendon-
“ as.
The item: annual
urdr showed the or
of the trou-
lam .-
mes «some Ar sjr. Jdt'm's
. «mun-L».
tor at omit anti Mathematics.
Miss {liar
npondlh’g tII
outs. MI and Mrs.
Arch shoot. Not-iv
olives tin Hartford.
*‘ her duties in aw
, Blommor In in t
.Mathematlc at, I
Councilor 'I" rr.
cymlu tuatitutoar A '2
A III-'82 Henry P
Norrlulli was a
thlii school.
Rudd it 'Iydd
«throat» or ill
I ; by the Connecticut men In congress.
- and by keeping tree from the contest
2, all watch vent
Nestor and
pen
tion to be it:
some: financial dilon.
Cultured Norw‘attt V'o‘uttu' Lady Instruc-
Illa: also or. who has boon
o builds a with her par-
r Bloomer of
I pile-titled be
It. oi humerus;
Mr. Br‘andugee'a- borne Alma moo
.tidno‘d so a compromise candidate. lie
has hover :1le to anyone here we
place. but-
contnst entirely; 'This is trué. to loot
elected Both of the prominent sand!
dates the well known and wall liked
the members have avoided irictlrm a
mong thornsslves and the senator to be
elected. whoever be
all? the ranch. oi
the caucus neat undo: afternoon
'and they will be gnu whom the aim:
hie Is over. I
MW
-NARROW 6506.?! PRO,
Gov-rod cm in Green's Farms.
9:; be. They wil.
Wallace Bobolisbs. aired nine or
ends.
'2 . 2 . A both ends by Tnthe .
tether huyobo else to senator tram
m Couueotieut. 2* 2
votha which we
tetr years and”
.1: bring thWVh
own gov95l8lllttllt I
will
bait» only to -
walk has brou
gens-«II? 'l’he only
(linens Farms, had a horror: weeps
iron; d whirls, Wednesday. while 9
set its otdest height-
l limiter ”I
atom
tough thrduxh hall
is a Adootlnailou. when
utitluuly he tell Into a creek not tar
out the bouse The creek had heel:
irozon m or. and covered up as it. was
'with snow the little fellow was caught
lost nearly up tohls chin. Ho
screeched for help. thinking he aural:
howling oi the storm his voice, at
mine out: not heard.»
beginning to look pretty had ten him.
and he was fast becoming dumb. but
that at that moment his older brother.
Arnhlo who had been sent alter him
by his mother. canto nioné. and bits
making. with all his strength oven
IunIIy succeeded in oxtrlcati'ng Wal
non
drenched. and as he stood on the audit!
rote. Archie. having his sled with
him at the time and perceiving that
something .prombt must be Ad 0 at
bum ordered his brother to on
board which the latter, did.
Thou began the rnoqmtor borne; but
mt‘h a race It WM!
so deep and tho wind so sit-(mg that
both litt
haustod.
timibor was on the written their post
tum would have bocdtno extremely
dangerous: but she was lookilts with
all her oy‘o'rc. and the moment
o Ithap‘s were thoroughlydx
tho knob-deep snow, waded out in
where Ia: «were an'd brought them
hotel“ In Vern: room. Not an: in-
stnnt‘ v'Itaa' lost. in Astrippln'n
II bundled Into bed.
The little low doomed to be all
Ariaht Wrda
into ten
results I 742
A"".
w..h. . new, n.
W' Tll' DAMAGED GO'OD'O
ltrie
éoi‘li‘lhsild kit
a Arust'mlsloriuna sale. A. I
fight :Ww ,
use oi hos indt air; on
cyclobn o: barrows
large ml on the slot- ~pa.
WIIAIIIiiIlI today, 0 Will
' em mMy low militia '
“o ’ jubilant (Illi‘Itli! this
am 2 ulort’u
I Anon were ndot-Mud
oi Whit» ilIlI'iOI
IEA
Would be drowned. but owing to the
:Thing‘o were
The youngster was thoroughly
covered tom firms. with his clothing
A anal: could _ .A
West 5,." am! ”Wm A. Montana: have done better: for this snow was
long, height the house was reached
Iliad it not been that their
site
uplod bar mo little children she
bouudo‘d out is: Ibo house and. despite
Walloon.
who with by this time shivering us
with, tho Anne. and after some hot tip-
.but last night pond
p in: sick all door He fit my it
will be luclt'y indeed it ndthlua' soriOtil'
BALI.
r it (to. renounce that
tomhrt‘llh’ 'tt’
uni out
tho' rt'n has decided totf ispoae or.
fiméh to her In ’ap
admitted d-’ali
his control:
'Mt south No‘rvt
to .part with thodn
(lied and nurtured
pSoctInd.A
or. both ends or the
South Norwalk:
ioany Infill“
“II.
ncl.
hr: recommended 2» to
orttai
a rabid opponent. s
southern outlying you
I was Ipl red
gt lid 19' Ithdm W
Itvtiilit'it It.
guts.” and his allies
“Will W .
2'1’1‘Is‘ mild mgr
Moll
About the resent
distinction through her own telnet:
'lround 'hloh South Nor~
Iliad to
,, retort. a solid
dednlisly it she can; ‘
all: present a like
Inbrolten and Impreituahle front. not
bdrhuso we hate the "dear old town."
and particularly not boonua'o we hallo
\luru all: but. simply because we hate
our goyo'r'uhient we
mire been permitt’rd in participant my;
a government that use brought us
through its eliicloncy to our present
proud position. slid to which we have
but-mud attached as to a child we have
pundit! 'Isnd rob'uIa't maturity.
Betmuso we believe that
a is our plain and imperative duty to
light. for the control of. either this and,
that we may take lull ativunm-tic oi
oi an untrieudly partner.
soli be true and it must (allow nuptgl-l
the day, thoIIII court. not then be false
’ Inhmonur.
‘W Id stabbing Io death 0! MthI Page til.
“{h'fitfl’ WI JQRCIT.” Weston last. March went baolt to his
Mr. Editor; ”1'19 slid “straws show coil in this Middlosox ,county jail last
which way the ma blows ”
boom the attitude or Norwalkors
toward our. {South Nmalk'ri later-
The wholflouleti generosity.
the drunk and lowly spirit evidenced
III that High School committee portion-
book at Icommittee on silo. Will
not you say at once tits buildln‘
wulk City limits? is there a member
truth city llmlta of South Not-walk?
Again. the make no of Town Rohml
Board what: the late lttrttlttrahnin's w
Milan was filled. Was it «with dtwnt
“o put. on 9 Norwalk City member
$1 Did they rub It in:
I on nomination» cadre
out mung WWII“ yiaIltI
of written.- then
I»: ital questionaovlhi Meant-a. Lao
barn hilt! uni-y Rider.
you think 80th Norwalk Union school
Distridt’s interests or those at the
mt'tnont font mi 2
0!:
A daily dud; acquainted paper
with his “on the rifle" iutbrvicwwithI the trio: spotted.
hoot: companion Walsh WWII“
I’ytltintr but a“ ticlihdt‘atb ltIliii I l
I n He was but oh hoodlum to that the defendant was in the Page house
William-ta he was a" "Without: mIm on the m at the murder. « A
intuit-t. Ndrwslk City luttm‘ata.
2 think he represents’ oven South at and of columnist Circle held the
’ ‘ . titan” dunmnbo rush hours early to.
. f' y.
A Workman. who was repairing a truth
.' ~ 9:: a broken down train.
A : 'alIaI-p curve where the Ninth avenue
t trains swing lute ling“ til . Ih‘lI-d truth:
“It collision were south bound. And it was
i An hour later they would have been
‘ packed with rush and women.
tree-mm
such that no»
it on thorn.
lawn could not
right. but they
has. at tryln
A it. I . odds of the
‘ ‘ would be all
governmentll
of this can-
because IslIta
u.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass“ 'Jan. ti.»
City Hall vandAthe police. court build
III; are on tire and both will probably
be destwroyod
loos. Police headquarters are on fire.
botany wombahlyjbe sated Smith &
I department store naught tire
In that. adjacent to City Hall. but will
probably be shred. Other buildinzs
endan ored it lire spreads are: Gil-
more om. Gilmore Theatre. Haynes
Hotel and Form a Wallace's big do-
partment store.
DR. "1087 TESTIFIESA
Tells Oi‘ Findln
ertlrt Near
and brought to
town. in order Paper In Tucker's
abs: Page's Body.
toning to the testimony of the lathe
of the woman with whom murder he
is charged and with that. of the met:
lent examiner who performed the nu
nim- on her body. Charles Tucker, the
young man on trial bore iot- the ullogb
"To thine own
Let us night with the some outward Indlaer
euro that he has shown since the
trial was begun, Even when the aged
rather oi the mom woman «looked
him straight in the am at a point In
his tootimoni when he was asked I!
will
be within" Nor-
hot a muscle In Tultcor's race mores!
had be preserved the same stoltd do
:muaner while the mod cal examiner do
scribed in detail the wounds 6:: Mia's
Putin's body., Dr. “.18. await. the
physlcia‘n ilr'st summoned when the
woman's body was found we: on the
stand when oourt curbed last night.
and he was oat: as soon as court
nma‘u‘cu today and was on the stand
boo!
moon the
do to M miav
uh holding two at His ovldeuoo was mainly corroboration
or that. I‘tli'cn yesterday by Medical Ea-
lmlner. Mead. wt: m M: assisted.
Dr Front. boner r. told of finding a
pious oi better- on the door at the room
In whinh Miss Page's body launch ,
whloit 'wIa'a utilise “I la. Mort
oharleathm. Mass." ilo ld‘ont'iilod tbo'
Iraper. which wan diluted by the lIIfl‘
no. strainer. 1'th pmaoasio‘n oi title
was a. government secret until
‘ The prosecution
It' claims that tho writing of the slip Is
bn'I d‘uoker‘s and that .It will more that
Why? Do
is will get. Ill:-
7 Previous-
00:};on
m a“limiter" .l~.
III'IGW'AAIIO' would W
DO ”OLUMNA BIRCL‘ INQTIALL'A'TION
m our insular noun
Michal. mall's Hall.
eliti‘d out ”MI'WAQPQI‘
mung In Rod
newly slatted ullh
hr “hooray ii'It'st
'lotwtmlu
A the forward ondotr the our in time in
A, misfit
Ill The era
Litter-‘0!” Hall practically a total ‘2
he were acquainted with tho priaouor- ton
Idurlng. moat oi the threaded session . ,
‘ Ia‘ sen
ill: col slot: will I
three :A “[3?”th to other
vibe Ninth around elevated hood
structure at Horatio and Greenwich
The dead man Was a railroad
The lulurhd
We?! tits-sum
he and dont occured Iust below thot
All three of the trains involved in the
only due to the only h or at which
the accident occured the the number
.0: Injured was not greater The
downtown rush was just beginning and
tho trains were only comfortably titled.
The trouble was rimarily due to the
blowing out of a use on a three-car
train just. alter it. had rounded the
Fourteenth street Cill'Vo. it was brought
to a standstill at Horatio and Green-
Witch streets. and Cyrus W. Meta
used 21. an electrician. crawled under
, on ' ml: to replace the mm. A
which iollowed a nioe
..u... late” was wines in time by a
Iiiagman and was brought to a. halt halt
a (lotion toot behind the stalled cars.
A moment later a third train. which.
it is said. bl‘td not been warned at the
obstruction ahead, swung around the
Feuuoeuth aired: curve and crushed
Into the second truth. telescOplng the
rear car and pushing the train into the
one stalled ah Mots. working in
the senil-daritn under the trucks.
had no warning. and was crushed in
death in an instant. in the roar car or
the second train the passengers were
thrown into a panic when the motor
car crumbled u the rear platiorni and
melted into 9 car a; dozen foot
Many, Warned by the crush mull
escape, but lIaltI II dearth A
by flying glass“ «f where.“ ‘ls not
honored that any d: the Injured trot-o
totally hurt. however. wtth the pos—
sible excepilcu of Fred Klaus, a driver.
tie was terribly ohi'ahbd' and won hn~
conscious when when to a hospital.
Ambullnoes ladder trucks and pol-
lco reserves were soon on the scone and
the Injured wore promptly removed
iron: the crushed our and their hurts
cared for. Many of the puntIIongers who
lied escaped injury also 'waro taken
down from the elevated structure on
the tire ladders.
The collision caused a temporary tie
up at the Ninth Avent't’u line during
the busiest hours of the dn'y and touch
inconvenience resulted.
ST. JOHN'S LODGE OF'I’ICERS.
antitrust Served After the Oiiioera
- Word Installed.
The recently elected cmcera at St.
John's lodge. F. and A. M.. of Nor
walk. together with the appoIntive oi-
ilcors, were Installed last evening by
Peat Grand blaster Arthur C. Wheel
or. A at thew no rooms 0!
ho Masonic building. corner or Wall
and labour street. Ndr'w'alh, The old-
cord installed were the following:
Master—Nicholas Martin.
Senior Warden-validates in. Johnson.
Junior Wardoneqabeo “m Huhbeil.
Treasurers-aunt“: hvuea.
Senior Deacouwlloward A Cratutr
,ltinl'or Deacon—rust“ Bennett "
Tyler-James bi. Van Warden.
aph A. Carrier. . 2:
At the conclusion of. the csrumonlas.
a bondhot was a . as customary.
WATER COMMIIIIONIM Mll'l‘.
The Ioard Isl'aet w'allaas Dam: as
Chairman. [or the NM Year.
The board oi. water oomnii‘aslodora
oi the Clio’ ot Nbr'waltt' [Includlu her:
I: lianrord. Walloon Dash and drzo
LBItxton held their annual mestlufi‘
last evening at thélr onlue ’Win
onstroot. Their election resulted in the
singled on on the toildwlnx dinners:
Dunn. ’
doorstarywli‘rodorick Buckley. . .
trilltperiuiuurlout oi Witter Bystqu—n
.lt'IluI Buckley.
. ‘Ouly routiho mutt‘ors cmun no out"
silica or this. being priuulpally the pay
log of bills ’ A I
ill" “David in
A ,II our litlll
December 13 the wind had reached hur§
secretarywrlowher Van Hoosoor. 2 2
_ stun immediately.
Colman of this bestow—Wallace
transierrodin in'thol’rl
week ago. All the mothers or the
shtpwr lthd 'c‘rtfit ‘Illllthl'flill! ilh'd ”VIII
devoted trout their hard experience
ad here .;
o
1'.
sailed from Loukpo‘rt
Captain Lonahurat and a.
men. She was bound
Ebhlh ‘V'ltl: it cargo h! ilhlIl ‘ ”lumbar
Bad weather was shoot:
trout the iii-at, the wind coining om
aJn‘ioI'It ovtiygpo oi oi the _
blowing with the t‘
trout northeast and “northwtaat. 0n:
rioane force and the Archer was hove
down on her boom odds, both than a
going by the board. The em succeed-
od after the greatest diniouity l“ elem
in: her decks of Wreckage; but she had
no sooner riabted than immense mt
anchors IahId dhllh's. smashing. sky-
lights and flooding cabins and rate-
castlo. A
Butts oi planks also started and the
hold began to till despite constant work"
at the pumps
The Archer lay in ii: a position for
twelve Iluys at the mercy of wind and
use. Signals or distress Were hoisted
and a sharp lookout kept for would
vessels. but although some swaths:
wold sighted. no assistance tame to
then. Captain Loughurst says that;
one large steamer passed within three".
quuttets of a mile oi the valet: but
paid no attention to hel- aIIgnais. Fin-
ally on Christmas day. the (lemon
steamer ..ubIo. bore down to their res—
vuo A Hobos: was sent out. and the
crew taken on board the steamer and
made comfortable. ‘As the Nubia was
bound tor China and Japan ports a
lookout was kept for west bound
steamers to transior the shipwrecked
crew and on December at: the Pan:
Atlalhett tram Naples. have in sigh.
and took the castawnys on board
IALE OF BUILDING LOTS.
Ice-pm I. Hatsbtsrtd ligation: manil-
”at!
to rt .
I-Wli wins midi“ $3!!th
Cloth Herbert it. onion show that
$011119“ '8 Hatch has purchased from
iliiam L Rider are building lots in
Cedar street. Another record :ahow
that Mr. Hatch has sold an undivided
m 0: this property to Richardfl
I on. 2 2
TRIP THROUGH CHINATOWN
After the “99.0 nose meeting a Grace
Church Boy Cduil . last mill. ms
rector, Rev. James Benton
gave the menthol-s a talk on "A Thp
Through Chinatown; New York. "
”M" ;»
It party who took rlng from am-
. lord Place will return some 51th we
tious wil be risked: ntherwit‘e the"?
will be prosecuted. as intruding!“
35
PROFESSIONAL.
W. s. KNAPP. ARCHITECT. HA:-
nxovod his utilise from the United
Bank Bldg. to 8 Madison iii; Tglatls 12
“it
L961“- “ I ' I
Lost - DIAMOND noushsuon
pin. 890 reward No nueatlous asked:
A. J. Collins. Itldl
TO LET.
m
lot: at 01:39.
.ldaln It.
room on Washington atréel. steam
beat. Built. Address. P. 0.30: Bull“.
80th Norwalk iii-3
To LIT-A etx ROOM comm
on :iayvinw Place. East Nbrmlkbgniil
ho tor rant on Jim. it: monk-o
ill crows. Booth Norwallt iIdI tl‘
ro Lsr house dismount.
located sigh redone. laundry. set tubs
and all modern otheulencaa For as
Partloularsjtatt “III
Adkins. A ,
IOALP m. “in ‘
linens iialr.‘- indl
plmpi
ugh!» iaukhoa .Aiinuas Ii‘a
blemis ea retrieved by strict-mots. AI: .
‘ tit civilian. . .
electrical so trot
dildo...
I” «:13th A
II'IIII'II1 E. Dougham. ‘ I
Politician oi New HIV?
Evidently Very blurb D ‘
swept over he: decks hurrying swan
AI the futon.
(wmwi ‘P
I" NOTlCE. . ‘5
MOI.
rd “NT-diction 149 so MAIN
. street. night room? Pom!
.‘ Apply E. M. Tolisa ltd
swamp-Willing). Dickson. iJoo- A
Aida it
To LET-—- rtinmsfiItI) room '1
l'l‘ writer Company new it: A
3|” A ”A 2““;
gruotlod. Would Disturb the
Existing run by Reorgan-
lzlng the Unlerriilstl -
John E. dough month“ of the
murder-Ah State Committee
4.
"I"
from the Elavehl'hjdietr'lct. heiuvi‘s ,
II that. chin-ma When or tile dammit. .
too and National Coinmittsernan C'I'Im- ‘
wing-Ashen ‘d throw up their jubilant: A
I get out for the good oi the party. in:- 2
lowing the example at David 8. Hill In _ ‘
New Your State -. . A .
In an interview with a report . ll
boiled in tho Harttortl, Tolemtn.
DemocIn‘Itic paper. Douxham Ia duo
E 8% !l'
I I'Cbalrman Walsh should :2: IA
charm... some than like Mutter?“ P ' A
Andrus!!!
wine-man of New don.
Tutilq oi liarttcrd, or some on at Wt,
There Is a limit or cont: suite in-
W'tIlflb especially in the cities. he is
Constantly under the influence, 0'! MP
Cummings, who la a 2m ormla'ot.
reins. Now is the time for the com-
mittee to meet. to choose a new chair- A
man and talk over the situation. but
Wn‘uii wrvni call the cornmfltee to
gather. Under Walsh and Cummings.
the committal has not been showed to
PXNQIB“ Its functions. In years past
the only had' permanent headquarters.
i am told with a secretary in chef-go.
{mutation you wanted. but now you
are lucky it you got a civil answer or
against you u soon as the party on
be other ,sud finds that who run are
Walsh didn't call the committee to
rather for six weeks before tho sled
tion This had a demoralizing shoot.
as it showed that Walsh did not have
confidence in the committee. but rials.
ed his all on the pipe dreams
things, who kept telling the Nstldhai
Committee that he was got It; to carry
Connecticut.
aid Mr 00:19;st Then we can
another chairman Itithe Is in touch
the Mmmlttoo an re {9 lb
and. 2
aobretary and tr I
not elect a tree I.
cause Walsh neg Oiled to I: Ilth
mutton with her
“i say the committee ill:
. *ether and try and get rid was ruin.
Oils leadership of Com it's and
Walsh. Severn: members the com-
'tnltloe have nit Red is me siting these
'very lines."
The Interview was called ltd the at‘
ntIion d May or Cumminss May He
said its oslrod to ninko‘ ad doxn‘m’ent
on it.
Ilocal Democratic haliticlitfli.‘ ‘One of
them said today that. ho a?" on the
committee through one the accl—
dents of New Haven Demodrhuc poll-
tics by which the anti“ downed the
regulars Dougbam is an an; and has
a reputation tor being "aid the or-
ganiaatlon "
M
No aAII. rda aerosol NAN.
Judas Greenbaum Denier aAppllea-
. in Patter-9° ti
YRK. Jan timluatlco drool:-
haunt. ot the New York state Supreme
court. today denled the apblleltldu of
Nan Patterson tor bail nonulhg a new
trial on the charge at the murder at
“Cam” Young.
WANTED
-wAN‘raO--I.anr on. om
tlrm of $250 000 raptial Mary 31.013
Audi-dag M. Percival s'ou
Donn.
WANTEDn-IIINI‘IWLNI. vodu
makers wanted Apply at the Postal _
walk. 22 .
waurao 2-— our driynil‘.
shrewd. eleven men in“ unlit.
steady ‘work duaraata‘s
Yprsparo the thermal:
near. Writ "Pride pal
Loan a trust was. ill:
MW
WAurso-o-ro rebuilt
him: of old Links _ No
you have sent! mental.
or country” hull pay us
brides or oamii oollac A
Address Books. cars Heir thud ‘
Walsh has had two trials. and It to
time for somebody one to take the A
In those days you conll roceito any in- ‘
don’t have the telephone hung up'
otCum-AA
‘lt is up to Walsh to call 2 Innat- I
Dougham is known to souls of the
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