i'
. Will! i ‘Sytiillcmd
Acid and‘l‘iisn the
battalion" eP‘oiiloti Bought in
Soul. hermit! Pharmacy,
institutions Mary .
fl . wslk‘glrl's name Was
glint dying breath of a
w ciao-Wednesday cow
. hulcitiewt the-Hotel Windsor.
. dghport; by telling laudanum and
acid. » lie was‘ known to have
9.1an with a South Norwaih
in Mumblit no one seems to
t her last name wan .
cons were purchased at the
armacy in this! city. but no-
“hecticut law no recordvof
, re necessary in the "poison
and no one at the'pharmacy
twin madetbe halo.
Theioliow its is the story published
in he ridgcpori papers: .' ._
.. ; has and well dream! man who
Will 4. red at the Windsor-hotel Wod-
7933.” morning at 2 o'clock. com-
milled suicide at the hotel lest, oven-
. ink by taking a dose of laudanum.
Whophe arrived at the hoteihe res—
> lagged Thomas J. Smith. of New
. ' dying for his room for the night.
. ‘ osmium-en seen about. the hotel
hostei’day. but there was nothing one
usual in his; manner.» At 5.30 o'clock
last pronto . there was a. ring irom
his mom. bell boy responded, and
when the boy opened the door of room
14 Mr. limith was lying on the bed in
mi may. .
.e cried out:
quick; the taken carbolic acid."
”The hull boy hurried down to. the
(Men and told what had happened.
either the clerks ran up to tho room
paid it hurry call was sent to the
emergency hospital. Dr. Watson ro-
nponded. but. by the time. he arrived
nit/the hotoithc man was unconscious.
Before the arrival of the doctor
e was assigned to room 14,
one oi the clorhaof the hotel save the
man a large dose of lime water.
The man was cryingrouiz. "Mary. I
wish you. wan..he;e.~ .i am going
away." This he kept outing. When
Dr. \Vtfliioh‘ arrived the e was no’ hope
of saving the man‘s lite. it one
evident that themed. had taken the
poison. at finalist-pthreet‘un s oi- an
hOur'bcforddi‘is arrive. ' Lineup.
posed that he took the ~ltiitdflutn
some time after he took the but? )lo
acid. and not till it rbcizan‘to rn
him. The dual] expired about 5:45
o‘clock. , .
There were two bottles on
dresser which contuinod the imitation.
They were both from the Clifford
Pharmacy. South Norwaik. An exam-
ination one made, of the man‘s clotli~
lug and Minutes to see if they would
throw" some iiuhi on his identity. it
was thought that hr lmd rcgisiorcd illi-
dor an Hbdllllifld unmo. ills clothing was
of good make but no name. of a maker
(21 the city where it was purchamxi
was on it.
new. in one oi his pockets wux found
30 couiu, a Consolidator! mileage book
with two miles loft in it, and thut was
oil. On his raincoat new the word
“Tcrminhi.” ()u the cover of a pots
horlk on the table was written:
"build to it. A. lhluuby. iii [Misr-
.born street, Nou'pori. it. 1.“ Thin
wan the only thing ihlit will loud in
tho idoutlilcutioo ol‘ the man. The
Asuwlaied Prose was united to locate
the Newport address. but nothing
has been heard from the place up‘lu
press hour. The dude ‘cd was about.
5 incl 310 inches tit and Willi ulim
but Well built. H huudu indicated
that he never did any hard manual
labor. -lie wen between 30 and 35
years old. smooth inch. dork hulr and
dark eyes.
lifcdicui Examiner Downs 'ue noti-
fied. and alter the remains were ox-
amlned the body well taken to the
Culliuuu it ltluiiiun' morgue.
m—
tote sumo beacons;
12.000 raucous wncu.
Simioot piion of snow and cold 'wiods
did not keep twolvo thousand people
away from the Madison nurture. (lur-
, _ den. New York. hint hlnht. tor it was
the night. or the Old 0!th hall. By
11 O'clock iho amphilliuutro wuu filled
with iroid taco and rufilcs. For the
first time the Old Guard departed trout
its custom of holding itu uunuui ball
at'thc Metropolitan Opera Hound.
The only diuuppoiutninnt of the ow
dining Willi tho ubucuco of (luv. lily
w ills. The storm hold him up at‘Al-
mound tho railroad onluiule cumin
not promise to tulle. him buck home
this morning. so the Governor do
aided in play in Albany and sent his
digit instead. ,
. he mud march uiu‘rlod shortly ai-
tdryin o'clock and WM. led by Mnlor
B. [title Brigg». commander of the Old
Guard. , linii‘ormud members of many
Ililit! oritdilll‘lltllllf wore in
the .The I’N’l'llllii Minister and
behind; attired in military mourners
lhttlr couutry. formed a. tmnrplhubuu
i. it... glide. Governor Roberts
sullen, l hum-ii it‘rtmt and strife.
0f Connecticut. were present. and ad-
~cupisd boxes. A
Arum those from The Nor-walks
were Dirt. hldward hrlttou M
General hushed Frost. Meier Freda»
nit A. lllli. Mayor Fl horror Hill. Jru
pipinaittdicri ti. uracil. (opium
a n, .imyton and ii. Joel thunder,
. “5w
‘ rituals.»
; ; Bulldiugé .,
"Semi for a. doctor. '
the
Hill shirt. and collar were
snviils, ,
3° “lithium... .
s
‘ilhnmnii iuiiotlliiils Favor
‘ tiis’Sp'eedy; Ereciiim oi the
l
The dimctors of the ilouth Norwaik
‘Ciub‘mst inst nightand voted to issue
anon: for. a .moctlnsof the club Wodo
nccday evening. February 1. at
o'clock; to consider tho matter of or-
ganizing, no association or cori’Qrotion
of club members to purchase land in
this city and erect thereon u club
building. mud to consider the matter of
leading quarters or rooms. in the build-
ingrby the clulrand to take suchaction
in relation to the manure as may be
deemed expedient or advisable. and in
relation to way other matter that may
properly mine before the meeting.
The committee uninitiated to secure
site and prepare plans/for. the build-'
in; will report‘fatithih meeting. and will
oifor. onset theilpeel .Bltoil in the city.
and a. building plan which will not only
provide a commodl‘ous ‘ and pleasant
home for the club, but. be an excellent .
businecs investment for. its members.
nowm‘rou ruse LiBFiAitY.
Course of Lectures and Entertainments
‘ to Be Given.
The entertainment committee of the
Rowuyton Free Library have nrrsnged
a course of six lectures and entertain
mouth to. be given at Crew’s Hall. in
Rowayiou. on the last Friday evening
of such month. January to June.
Among than}; who will uponk are the
following:
lt‘riduy evening. January arm—5am-
uedRicherdu Weed, oi Now York city.
noblest. “Personal ltominiscencos oi
Abraham Lincoln."
February Hill—Rev. l. Ward Brig-
huin. of Brooklyn. N. l’.. topic. eclect-
~d
o. .
March (Hutu-Miss Dothn Stone Pin-
uoo. oi' Norwnik, ”Story 'I‘eliors'
Hour."
April 28~Elnil Clean. of Brooklyn.
elocutioniat and imperuonstor. .
May 26~Entortniumcut nod musical
program by loco] talent.
Juno Elk—Miss Mathewson. of Now
York city, original seioctionu.
Tho committee have gone to con-
sidornbio trouble and expense to no
cure for tho pairouu oi‘ the Library a
courrc oi‘ entertainments that. will be
both instructive and interesting. The
olljncl. of the course in to keep keenly
alive to the interest now illuminated
by all in tho Rownyton Library's prog-
rosh. The first of the series will be
given Friday evening of this week.
January 27th. by Samuel Richards
Weed. n-houo'locturc on Abraham Lin-
coln prouiiuos to be more than usually
interesting. Tickets are for sale at
10 cents each and can be obtained from
any member of the Library Commit-
tot- or at the door.
w-The big dance of the season. Mus-
ic liail. tonight. Bartenders union.
Jonso’u concert orchestra.
-m ..__...
WANTS‘LIENS FORECLOBEO.
Suit Over Former Trinity church 0r-
‘ g’anlst’s Salary.
The cone of Edward M. Jackson. of
Norwulh. ngnlnst the Episcopal Soci-
ety of Trinity parish in Bridgeport.
Ullifo more come up before Judge Cur
tie in the Court of Common pleas
yesterday. Some months ago Ml.
Jackson secured a judgment against.
the church tor $073.8l. in a unit to re-
cover in salary as organist.
The church society has claimed that
Mr. Jackson attached more properly
than he was entitled to under the Judg-
ment. Mr. Jackson in oudmvoring to
foreclose judgment liens upon tho
church property to get his $673. and
the attorney for ihe'vchurob society
violins that the lion covers too much
property. .
Conuidornblo testimony was taken
lhla morning upon the value or the
church odidrou and property in ounc-
tiou. and the whole was hold to be
worth ubout 670.000. There tire n mun.
fiber of moriuanca and Menu upon the
property. aggregating $7.000 or $8.000.
Among those who instilled yesterday
were Wallace A. Smith, C. J. Knapp
and id. Mikhockwood appeared for Mr.
Jackson. and Judge! it. id. DuForat-lt for
the church society.
uw...
Engineer Howard's Right
Caught in the during.
Henry Howard. engineer at. the Nor-
waik iron Winks. sustained a painful
accident this morning while at work
about. the outline. in home. why Mr.
liowsrd's right hand bcumc caught in
home snoring and the thumb and two
lingers: were badly mauuicd. The pain
wan intense. Dr. Burnett was culled.
and after giving» temporary old Mr.
Howard was inhun to the Norwuilt
Hospital. it iii believed that it. will
unnecessary to aluputnto some of tho
dgncru its lhoy were very badly crush-
d I .‘ 1 ‘
Hand
I
w
tone-Ema new modernise.
luclnm Man and a tlunc invited to
Attend Mating, -
An important meeting of the More
chautn’ and, Mnnuibcturerti' Autocla-
tion will be held inthemmuuhium of
the South Nowell: club tonight. at it
o’cknlt. for the purport: «considering
the location of throelarxe industries. 7'
All builders men. ,mnuuineturcrs
and hideous generally. are invited to
attend the meeting. so the Fmpoeitirms
to be made will be of vita interest to
a
' who‘ll“. ,
The ‘itouim liidor i’iiou Club will
helmn rehearsal tonight at the club
momghmih Main is root.
. Q ‘ -‘ cLuBiauunmc ;
Takoutloward alien . ‘
s Southbound, Paesendsr‘ Train
and Northbound Freighil'r
Most in Collision. on
. unsuviznbu. ' rm. Jan. 25
straight trunk near. Tulloh ..
killing four. trainmon and i ‘ tiring
oral passengers. nuns seriously.
The dead: ‘ ‘_
William Ray. engineer.
Joseph Busts. engineer.
ii. .i. sum, son.
fireman on patent: r train.
John Burrell. ,coiored porter.
Responsibility for the accident
not beenrplacod. _ ,
“Kathleen Muvoumeto‘f Given to
Houie Again Last Night.
terontlng play. The house was
lion.
aired in her "Kathleen."
members of the cast. ,
Bellow. Stephen J. O'Brien. Wii
production of the first. night.
iaut night.
The specialtie‘ were excellent.
limu Cahlli. as th
made a great hit.
OWSI
(lentil. songs. “Come Play in
“(‘03: Me." published by Harry
’l‘ilzsr.
Botwmn Actu ill
3T. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.
nuslkfieport. Next Sunday.
Tho annual parish report will
read at both manuou next Sunday.
Flicttf‘fis of the your that has just.
oil.
pi'llt-ii‘rl. St.
the entire diocese.
The annual coal collection
on next. Sunday. and the list of
tributors will be published on the
Sunday of February.
this collection were distributed
church door.
country of Mrs. Elizabeth Rupp
o'clock.
“My...
THE STAMFORD WAY.
Fire Billions.
of the two ougino politics.
utroot house. Eight men word’on
at the South find home. Tho
shifts.
given make the “entitled out in
ihe department won not called
There was no abatement. in the
we"
will
damn Arrive Hers.
bore. loft “induced” with his
be will condu' n cauipnlan. ilc
boon uucrmdt homily Captain
uie iii. h‘arrar 'uudw lieutenant
MchoWib.‘ two young
Augusta. Mo. 'i‘hey Main that
hurt boon botany and delightful.
tcr wall 30 dogrosrboiow sure.
will rehido lit in Marshall nil-sot.
music Plihiitnfwicl'rliu
lilies (3. Marty“! ' , _ ' 'ii “Nils”
dive a recital Wig?! ll
yriii be colored by parents of
schoiuru.
~-~-l‘lliunilrut entertainment.
i‘illtiil llllililti.
F. WWW. louder. i
i
i
i
u
Nashville, ”Chattanoogh and
St. Louis Railroad Today
‘ southbound 'pnbsons'cr train and a
northbound might train on the Niiiih-
vtiie, Chattanooga and Bailouts nail-
road. biotin collision today .on n
a. Tenn.
of Joseph dusts.
sconsn ANOTHER success.-
Tho production oi “Kathleen Mav-
ourneon." last evening. at Hoyt's Thea-
tre. was on improvement oven on the
flit-ll. production of the clever and in-
llilcd with people showing that the
play had been well advertised by those
who saw its merits at. the first. produo
Barry Scanlon was excellent in
his role: of Torrance O‘iliore and Miss
ill-ion Millard left nothing to be do
The. other
William A.
P. Driscoli. Luke Domey. James (loo
tello. Neil A. Sweeney. John E. Main
nor. Elizabeth llarkins. Alico Cuiiiii.
Alice Spluu. were far ahead of their
The audience certainly had a treat
man from lreland.
They were as fol-
Bciwoen Acts l and ll-—William P.
Driucoll. oblige; Luke Doruey. dances.
between Acts 11 and Iiv-Mias Alice
Yurd.“ publiuhod by h”. B. Hai‘ilnnd;
and n'~songh.
Niles Elizabeth flprkins. "Sometimes."
Father yaher to Read Gratiiying Am
a genuine surprise is in store. (or the
pitriubionoru in» the splendid financial
One-half the coat of the beautiful
new rectory hue been milocted, besides
meeting all other current. parish ex-
Joseph's congregation
now ponnossca one. of the most nitrite.
il\'o and artistic church properties in
church and rectory will be taken up
ldnvoiopes ior
Sunday ltnd may be found now at the
A Requiem Migh Mean for the anni-
be hung tomorrow morning at
Extra Horses and Men on Duty to the
Fire Chief. .I’arker took extraordin-
ary preceutious.’ At noon Wednesdu
be secured three extra hot-nos for each
. A force of
12 men who stationed at the Luther
were on duty throughout the night. in
Esch‘bi the engine» ma equip-
pud with snow shovels; Orders were
at an alarm. The men were umpurou
to dig a way for the engines. ileppiiy
lcuuo oi the department yesterday.
auccssn cAnrem wrtsua.
Captain 'nrur and Lieutenant Muc-
Cuptein Wilbur. of the unlimited Ar-
my. who did ouch effective work whim
and mildly. ot‘ Triumph; Mane“ whore
tuition trout
Wiltllilrll' hero for the punt few dii‘yu
wiiou'ihey loft Augusta-Mm iburmoiuw
Both ,
. 7 thud studio.
24 Union strostrdoutiii 'crwaik.
intonation lii'illi'ilm but been liter-red excellent. however... and much some
by Milli! Wcmlwsrd. Ind the occasion land by tlicau' who .ditended.’ The
., linricnduru’ second run gum
nuul hull, Music Hull. thiscvcuincr‘ mung.
.ftitiillamii’Ss. y
Gscrpofifio d
. ' iorthc Boat is
it inconsidtt ‘ |
a few days the bu
will of the Hawk, ‘
i
' on Compact;
which, for some tin: dill custom. in
Union about. will." '
Modern. wuuw’
George E. Sunni
aflgdiniiccod of.
gSturtevant and
. o..oi"flouth‘.Nbr~
waili's actiyc and? milled buclneas
men. are amounting” - r indolent. end
heydpraeticuiiy com leicd'the deal. .
it to proposed-to. {B lilo the bumpers
here. and gradually chime-the «in-
duetry. . Messrs. Stu ,snt'nnd Sar-
till'n have been hit lid for
' Underwear
months in the , . .
Manufacturing ‘ ‘thu nit. «- and. . have
outlying mile
bullt~up a‘ large ‘_ .d
in this line ofwbrlp . . .
. . hast ounces:
sov- many friends “Milt?“ new venture.
They will haveth '
recursive-Eat
sin
the
.——it
. . . . -
Well-known Milo lint-tho New
York. New ll
ford Road" ,
New Haven; , . .
NEW‘ Helium. Jn‘u. 27.~—-John M.
iin‘ll. northerly ‘ptssident, of the New
York, New Elation: and Hartford Rails
road Company died~tndoy. ‘He had
been a suiterer for two years or more
from it chronic'vdisesee, but his death
was notgcxpecwd at this time.
«The immediate coiled of death woe
heart trouble Judge Hail passed last
evening at his toil anon on Hilihouse
avonue in .uompnny with his wife and
other members of the household and
rimmed to!» (who: as Well as at any
.time'in instant two years. About 10
o‘clock he retired. and shortly lifter
midnight he .weapttlicked with it via.
iont lit of mil .. .. Din)". H. Whine:
more, bin physici‘ ,, was called. but
was unable to? give relief to the autism,
and death. occurred £34.30 this morn-
ing. Thdichi‘oplcwdi or with which
Mr. Hall bud been icied was a kid-
ney trouble. - ’ ‘
John iii. Hull was'p‘ruduaicd from
Yale in 18,66 and Went to Wliilmantlc.
where be practiced law. {in afterward
became a Judson! the Connecticut Su-
perior Court. He was appointed first
vice president of the New york. New
Huron and Hartline? road/under the
”priesldong: of the kite oust-chug. Quirk.
Ater t “resignation or real but
Ulurir. in 1890. induction became press.
has
Full
well
lium
Wil-
My
Von
until 1903. when he resigned. Although
his health compelled him to give up
urtivo business at this time. he was
appointed general counsel tor the rail—
road and allowed it six months' vncn-
tion. during which be visited Califor—
nia and other woueru states for the
bouelit of his health. A few months
ago he l‘t‘fiigntn; ma counsel for the
road. His age on sixty-rthree years.
His wife, a son and two daughters out"
vivo him.
Lust night evarrsidout Hull. accord-
ing to a clune pet‘sonul irioiui.,w:m fool.
ing considerably better than umml and
enjoyed a mum- of curdn. Soon after
retiring the fit of coughing came on
mid after raising some blood, Judge
littll expressed the (car that he was in
the first staged of pneumonia, and thai
pooutnonia mount his end. 'I'hc,fli'dl
nymptoma were followed by rapid flii~-
ing up of the lungs. Hliorinouu oi
breathing, uud death. ills phyulvinn
states that. oedema oi the lunau. oom-
plicatod with iliiili‘t trouble. was thr
immediate cause of «truth.
Err-President Hall‘s health met with
a HGHOliB shock some two years alto
tit the limo of the labor troubles upon
the New York. Now lluvnn uud limi-
iord railroad. and his frionda feel little
doubt that the trials of oillro ut iimi
limo sud mrilcr accelerator! hie death
Within a few days he was about town
attending to business matters. but
looking much out of health. ‘
Arrangements for the funeral have
been deferred until the arrival from
Boston of hill non. John L. Hall. Yale
‘94. it lawyer of that. city. who has aci-
od there as ccunuol tor the New York.
New Huron in Hartford Raiiroud Corn-
pour. Mr. Hall Willi expected bore ibiu
afternoon. Roth ox-l’rciddcnt iinli‘u
daughters are unmarried and live.at
home. A friend of Judge Hall familiar
with bill rnllroud cum-r. amid today
that Judge Hell wan made vice print.
debt. of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford liltiiroud Company mainly
through his knowledge of law and of
t‘uuunciicut legislation. which won it
medal brunch oi‘ bin railroad work. An
prouidopt. bin nonorul policy Wins oconu»
micul and courtorvutlvc. but. «optimally
be
and
nice
for
0011-
first
last
will
8
duty
than
NI Hi!
out.
vigi-
thruunh irolghi luminous of the road
iilliiiil‘ new plans of Vice' Prsuidhui
Todd. who came into odicc under Judith
Holl'u administration; Another isn-
iurn of bin policy won the beginning or
the enlargement oi the equipment of
tin: company in which ior many .i‘oili'll
"Incorporation had been backward.
W
lumen: rue Metric. °
“strontium hector. dive» at death
' Nut-walk congregation-i church.
. frhn .utcrsoptlcan lecture siren last
will evening in the. ileum Norwulli dougrc.
M-i national church w“ not largely attend.
An‘ od. uwinh to the wvcrc‘luoltl. it well
will)
ban
Jon:
Alto
the
for
the view“ were hotels-om the latitude hi
the Pacific ouunuuhd Worn Vi‘i‘l‘ lib
tumuinn and instructive being an old
Milt to the traction; mid “lilt‘il'iiitil‘iiibt the
my utilibuliu tin: utudy bi min-
a...
homer
. lug. Their odiceswers guarded hype»
. lies patrols nil nightlonz. . Most oi the
. sent a- circular to the newspapers pro.-
idcnt. rand, continued in that position .
msrltod by the development of tho ‘
Small Groups ct ..jw.orkmen
Guthcriolload Irepoil's Pro-
‘ciamaiion_-‘4-i[iorii Returns in,
some of Miscnwfac‘lcrdss.
and the Newspapers Are
Being Published
ST. PETERSBURG. Jun. 27.11 a. in.
mill was quiet during the night. Trot.
do in the streets this morning is pram
ticeliy normed. Hers find there small
groups of workmen are readlnt Goren
nor General Trepoli's. precisiontion.
Four papers were published this morn-
compositorn will resume work teddy.
'Phu troops havediseriwarad from the
streets. The preeaedministration has
hibitingtbs publication of news or
comment regarding the strike.
MOSCOW. Jan. 27. to a. m.-——'l‘he
night passed quietly. Work was re-
sumed this morning in some of the fac-
tories of the Bnmoskwsro‘iechle quar-
ter. . . '
The prefect has issued a proclama~
tion declaring that. the demands of the
workmen will.be examined and nails-
fied within legal limits when work in
resumed. The men. are urzed to re.
sumo their employmentswlthout de-
lay. and are threatened with arrest. if
they attempt to incite a spread of the
strike.
The master printers and newspaper
proprietors at a meeting just. held
here resolved to act unitediy and not
to increase the pay of the compositorn.
KOVNO. Russia, Jim. 27.—-—The gov-
ernor in receiving a deputation ot
workmen today. promised assistance
in Improving their relations with their
employers.
live the latter met and drew up a
scheme for the amelioration of the
workers' poaltlon.
A proclamation has been posted by
the governor urging the strikers to re-
sume work and promising all legiti-
mate help towards obtaining a cat’s.
rectory settlement of their just de-
mands. at the same time announcinu
that he would have repourso to the
troops in the event. of street disorders.
(Continued on Fourth Page).
‘ -. :‘W W. ..-..~~._. ,
THE BISPHAM RECITAL.
Famous Baritone Sinner To Be Here
Next Tuesday Evening.
A large audience will undoubtedly
greot.‘f)nvid Bisph‘nut. who makes his
first appearance in Norwuik Tuesday
evunin‘z noxt. lie is considered to
have the bust baritone voice on the
stage and is the highest. price artist
in along recitals. ‘
The. tickets are selling mpldiy and a
brilliant house is neuurml' to greet
him. .
OLWE BRANCH lNSTALLA-
TION.
(lllvu iirnuch indgo, Knights Of
Pylhlnu. hold it meeting last. evening
and installed the, officer selected on
Dcccinbcr :9. The installation wan ac-
complished by Dihii‘iut Deputy Joseph
Gorhuin. The following; are the oili-
corn:
(1. (tr—Charles .i. Prescott.
V. C.-—-A. E. Miler.
K. it. B.-—-R\iiub J. Smith?
itwA. E. Benedict.
ll. of W.—-A. E. Cave.
M, of lit—«William F. Kora.
M. of A.-l;. I). Gone.
0. Go“. O‘Hara. .
.l. G.~H. D. Andrews. .
Truuiocwh‘runk L. Judd
Trustee to fill vucw
O’Hara. ,
Gummy. CAUGHT Platinum".
5
cy~wnuam
chminoy ut the City Hotel caught fire
and a still alarm was rent in. Nixht
bctoro laet Officer Raymond sew
flames coming from thoutop of the
chimney and with Captain Pennington
and William McPherson succeeded in
putting out i o lire. ‘
They went to the hotel and made tho
engineer draw the tire and informed
Landlord Francis Muttonmriii that it.
would be well if he bud the ‘uhium’cy
cleaned.
-Wm
OIlTIJAlY HIOORD.
Milli. CATHERINE CASEY.
The death of Mrs. dothsrinc (leery.
Wiffl or Richard (tuber. occurred taut
night at her home in Ferris «trout
after no lithium or three days with
pucumoniu. She hi hurrived hys iillli.
blind mid inn childrfii. 'l‘hc tuuurni
will be bold Monday at 8t. Mnrr’u
church ut. to u. in. The intnrmeut
will be in st. Mnry'u cemetery.
’ l
MlBI GHHWIN HA3 ”WINDWII
" m. !'
their moire ll. librarian. ioriitoi‘ly of
Winniphuk. and doubler ni- iieiohoid
iihroyor. has recently '
0n the governor's inltla- .
lmt‘nixht. tor the mood time. the 1
last night i 0 room thing happened. »
commits an '
Death of Farmeryililfs ‘iuui i
rout "Children
TAMPA. Fla... Jan. ~27.—-The 'iittle
farming community at Wauchuls. 3in
Polk county, was plunged into excito-
ment Thundey at the - discovery. 0‘! a
orimemueilinsih hut-tor the tragedy
.at Shinesborc. do. last year. The
home of John Kin , a lemon who
moved there last 0c ober trom. Bionnt '
county, Ala” wasiound in ashes. and
in tho‘smouldering ruinswu found the
children. ranging in age iron: 3. boy of
twaivo‘ to an infant. or one year.
The whole neighborhood soonreschr-
ed the scene and lit investigation was
made which resulted in the conclusion
that the entire family had been mur-
dered {min torch applied to the dwell-
ing. '1'. c skulls of the victims had been
crushed. . ,7 _‘ .
The. general theory, is that a party
of estrous committed the prime, al-
though no moss ninth! perpetrators
can be found. i; , .54.; .. .
NORWALK‘ GLUI POOL.
W
in sedond Game shut-in Sciieck De~
tented Louis Vsriln.
in the second game of the first round
of the pool tournament of the Norwalli
Club. yesterday afternoon. Captain
luauc‘ .Selleck. rated at 55. defetnod
lntlis Nerlin. rated at. 45. by the~ncoro
o; as to as.
Another ‘ganiewas played in the ev.
ening. Frederick A. Wkwood. till.
detaining Robert S. Van Bursa, 100.1
by the score of 97 to 79. The score
of this game by immea was as fol~
low»: .
Van But-en. too. Lockwogd. 90.
r—-1
14—1 iii—vi \
2x iswi
‘39 26—4
flit-<1 30.3
30 38%
ii 48
on 52
59ml til—4
62 78
7l-—l 77ml
7h til-*1
79 90
Frilllk ll. Merrill. rated 80. will'pro
baitiy play Dr. W. ll. Baldwin, 55. this
0
Farming compound ‘wl- "
uch‘ula. Florida. Exiled Otter
Stubborn
bodies of Kirby. his wife and four '-
m
Be is of the Viisci
‘ Two Days at lluanhouniaiii. *
Beiieieddlo, be a, Curtain?
. Bisoriorthe Sprinp'Campalpir ' ‘
«Russians Hold Their Ground.
RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS. RU?
AN MOUNTAIN. Manchuria, Jan. 26.
ti xi. in. (delayed .in intimidated):—
Altrrthree months of uuietude, the
Japanese have resumed activity.‘wtl¢i_~
tempting to force- block the Russian y
right. wing. ~A stubborn fightlbcsau'
January 25. and is continuing .todilli. ~ .
January 26'. which~may be aucurtslua . _
raiser forthe spring campaign. A?
coi‘dingto report. the. Jappngueihab
tackj-wns repth and a itusblhncoun-
tor attack was so energetically mess: , .
ed that a village“ withln'tho former". .
Japanese lines or eomeptrategicni in). ‘
portancc was taken. it is tumored
that. several J sponsor guns woro'iiakeu.
There was no lighting atthe center
or on the left think. The Japanese
advance is believed to have beepin-
cnlrud input by, the news 0! the Rim
sian internal troubles, intelligence of
which reached the Runnian armyant
dawn January as. ..w - . ‘y '
Following a sudden return of Winter
weather. cannon .bogsn booming- fer
wontward. and through the morning
fog and mist the Japanese unexpected.
ly’advanoed. The riflemeu on the Rule.
sinn right flank were so vigorously .
employed in the fighting line that by
evening they had met the Japanese al-
taok by a brilliant counter attack.‘ The
Japanese at once began to retire. aban-
doning and coiling tire to a. village.
Throughout the night and all today
tiring was heard along the line toward
the lion River in tho vlcnilty of the
villages of ilcksuinii anzl lJ‘udlutun in
the center. the, Japanese firing (Altar
clonal «bots to got the muse of th
Russian poultions. -
Tim troops all along the line were
under arms the night of'January 425.
even lug.
....__...._.._......~--
pno‘srecr FOR eHonT CALENDAR
There will be a short calendar ses—
sion of the superior court, civil side.
tomorrow. Sixteen motions will be
presented to Judge Joel H. Reed. who
will preside. according to the list
there are eight. uncontested .divorce
applicdtions to be heard.
included in the motions is one on-
torczi in the runo’oi William S. Allen
against Frederick D. Roland. by
Attorneys Chamberlain and Bull. for
judgment for want of answer. This
is the much talked of action in which
the plaintiff, a New York man ot
moans wants $25,000 from the dc.
fonduni who is the physician in
charge at the Westport sanitarium
nileuing (also imprisonment. The
suit was heard recently and the plain-
tiffs sock judgment for want. of an
answer on the purl of tho deicndautu.
TO LET.
TO RENT~HAND80MELY Filli-
ulshed rooms, uuliable for married or
single people, by the month or week.
Hot and cold water and every modern
improvement. Apply at City Hotel.
37 .‘ii
i
i
i
TO 'LETwIJARGi‘} Nlt‘l-ZLY FUR.-
ulehcd rooms with heat and bath in
good location with or without board.
No. tl Crescent Terrace. 125 3t
TO LETwllOMF} 13 WEST AVEN-i
no. Apply at 10 West Avoutin South'
Norwalk. 123 if
TO .LIT -- iiOlJfiE GENTRALLY'
located. eight. rooms. laundry. not tubs >
and all modern conveniences. Passes
niou immediately. Particulars of Iii.
Adams.
l
o...“
. LOST.
LOBT—vYOUNG connin- DOG ANS
worn the name of 'l‘lv. Kindly notify
J. li._l.ester. 106 South Main :tgfiti
BUSINESS NOTICES.
smrtovulur Adtucv~unn.w.
.l. Wilcox announces that she has no
tnbilshod an oiupio out umcy at
13 ilsnford Piuco not an more work I
tor all pioneer of applicants. it the
or. Paper Hunger and Decorator. than t
mated submitted. Address. Indicted.
street. root oi Funkiln. 0p. Luther
erirbt's
CEMETERIES.
J. A. noon“. PRACTIOAL rhino; "m
“ hue. Business or branched ”uncut. l‘
The. skies were lit up by the glare
of n conflagrotlon, evidently caused
by the burning of a village beyond the
Shokhc River south oi Routlioii (Leno
Trust Hill, . . ‘7‘»;
’ A betterly cold wiuduls blowing. .
snow in failing and heavy frosts pro- v ,
vail- .. .
CHEFOO. Jan. '27.el§oni' dunks ' after
mnrountering savanna!!! of com . -
winds and bilzzai‘df‘weathcr. reac .;
Choice today with 170 refugees from
Port Arthur who suffered severely from
exposure. Two thousand refugeeerure
now on board a ship here which will
take thorn in Rosetta. while ‘500 other!!!
arc quartered unborn and are being fed
at the expense 'oi the ltusulnn govern-
;nvut. All the limits are now accounted
or.
A CARD 0F THANKS.
We wish to thank all friends and
nciehbors and iuumllors oi the Eagle
Hook and Ladder ('10.. for their kind
assistance rendered us in the loss of
out home.
MR. AND MRS. W. ll. FAIRBANKS
Dorian . Conn.
WANTED.
WANTED-«A COACHMAN THOR-
ouxhly understanding the cure of horn.
on and carriages. and mulling himself
generally useful about the lace. Bo-
ber. and references require . no. ,
St. George. ii film street, l‘iorwnglzt.5 1
. .t
waursn—ro rundown ANY
kind .of old books. No matter what.
you have send postal. Will call city
or country and pay cash.“ barns li-
threrioe or slmil collections-bmlght.
Address Boon. can sentinel.‘ adBil-ti
' MISCELLANEOUS. .
THE PANO moux AND Hiii'l‘
llouso. 83 80. Main St. on. Norwnik~
(licorice Soto of Winter Garments Ill.
your own prices. lllvcrythlug muui no.
Costa. l2.” up; Skim. $1.98 up: liaiu
Costa. $8.98 on; solid. ".35 up: iiiik
Petticoats: not: up; Children's and
Girls’ Coats. 81.65 up: Brilliantino
Waistu. “.00 up; Furs. $1.93 up. Como
curly and not your obolcc. no this its
the last «is of title season. llitl lit
Milli ‘ro LADlII SECURJNG‘:
tlckrtu thin week. two wrmhu’ trentmchi
Wrinkles. crows inst. pimplce.
blackheads and trccidos removed. on
psrliuous hair. melon and worth pert
mnneutiy destroyed. by diectrbiy
without pain or scuruwtlonuulibtl
up. humus F‘renccii Murray. 00;
itivsrniiis Mmmtye-Ncmik Benn.
seventy mm beautifully locum.
Lut- tn suit sh. it is wild to «loot I
lot while you are alive. Apply to Geo.
W. yuorbeos Superintendent on the
moods ' ‘ . ; «. d in
recruitment. ‘
:
operation tor splendiuilih the, Gen»
grill iiospitpi. Ogden. uh. .‘ bliss
hrnyer poured through the operation
successfully and Ill norm in; the is
atroug wit "no lotion Francisco and
from there to Honolulu.
.a-
mom-rm a trap ‘Tllitllll
thinkiol can more ‘
build in the sprint "
I
,Tfi ,
Main direct. A
' you new...
FOR “SALE-20b!) i" KNOW"
sleigh in good condition. ice. hull.
,_iimiiru iii Qlllilittl'ii Murillo. ..i ,
“at... . ‘. 5436'.
. row sALIiwilitiitm‘ drill in!) his.
bot-by. ouuu t (loud plmtu‘ffor [Whirl
moi man. . Must his mid at one
i. ll. Lee. or (Shawl solidi; liter; :4. .
Oil.“ ‘ . 3
{pacifiedtldnd’ unit“ orfteniirenhrfirmia.
e e.q architect Widtport. mun.
Pun it 9-4. Westportgmvielon.
w. a. nutter. Aileen-mm use
’ Mme deadwood: , public should
not miss tho nuicrtnliuurutt and unit
or the bartenders. litiilic link. tonight.
.i
inovud his ,oi’lili-c jitbiuitm United
Mic Bldg. to ii‘Mti‘disou di.’l‘el._ Bil-i2.
' ‘ ‘Iilih h i won,
r“ ‘twdm I . a...
d
.Leunuh Works.
run little-til month it!) 8 ~
for power orient. indulth' at D31 _
eon tint! wit ll ..
limit-in in thricu, on} iii
hour the aluminum.
criterion Launch Works
.5,
Norwalk Chronicler