Enters
P .
. Wilmette on...
R. Ferraro. the Wer‘tport listinn
fruit dealer. who received. a. letter
in the "black Hand." some weeks
its slutéd in these coiliniuii bun
, nothlné from his 18 Your old
lighter who disappeared alter the
bitter was received. ,
‘ort‘orobolloved the “Black Hand”
Mk‘llail hi child under restraint. and
'wlll‘novor olivo‘r her unions he pays
the. their the 3300 they demand.
. Now‘York detectives had been on-
tlenvorlng to trace, the men who scnt
.errorn. the threatening loitei‘b, but
up to the present. time. have obtain-
:lod no cluea. Deputy Sheriff Freder-
ick ‘Kempor. ot. ‘Wentport, nun also
hall the Italian under survullinuco
with theihope of capturing the black-
,mitllers in the event of their visiting‘
their proposed. victim. .
Ferraro lives in daily tear that his
daughter's life. will be takeugbv tho
,»g“nng‘ and ho is powerleue to did her
not! is convinced that unless they are
‘itpprohended. be will be ruined and
Qovontuuliy killed; Ilc guys his grand
Wither a Sicilian, was, killed. in the old
malty by'a similar gang. "
‘ . Keri-era received another letter from
the Black Hand Saturday. warning him
.to keep his lips sealed in regard to the
notions of the mysterious society and
that it be exposed it his placc of busi-
ness. would be blown to rooms with
dynalhlto. - '
Attorney John J..Cuneo. of South
Norwaik. was in W’ostport. Saturday
afternoon, but ho l'oiiiuen to any whose
interests ho is looking out for. It. is
said that some time ago Ferroro sent
#500 to the Buick Hand in response
the demand for the sum and that a
demand for $500 more was made in
Saturday’s letter. Attorney, Cuneo,
however, edys that there was no de-
mand ihr monoyin monitor-received
by F‘errero Saturday.
GAMEfiQRFEIIED TO 00. F.
Norwillil 'erothali. . Pl yvro- .Had.
Tough ”fluidity-Woman " attl‘l‘day.
The Como .;ll‘ rbiiokotbnllp. team
was up algafWiffv‘jgon‘ “termini? hard
proposition n ini‘nnroncck, Saturday
night. They Were scheduled to play“
it game with tho. Mniuurmmck bilhki‘il:
boll team, but the mention provod to
be it rough and tumble fight and unv-
rul of the Norwnlitorn. an it result.
hour sour-n for rrmimloru of tho oc~
casion.
Tho Visitors worn used to pinyin‘z
real basketball and at fll'hll tho rough
playing of their opponents who tuliou
in good part. but finally thoonnlaughts
were no fierce that (he Nurtralkors had
to 20 on tho don-usivo.
Finally whon the neural was twonty
lo flftuon in favor of Muumronet'k and
the gllillt' with rapidly tlogmierating to
n imp for all slugging lllillt'il. with the
New York utulen {mid to ho forcing
mnttorn, Rui'oi'orp .louopii Gliiottu gltVl‘
his decision tlihttlic pump had boon
Tortola-d In (in. l»‘ because of thou
oppououts iii-lions. Tliu playorn on the
F loom wore Dov» ltiluy. lloWuril bind
in. Jonah Littler. Anthony (lliliuto, Ar~
lilill’ Runny illitl Tom Dornoy.
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DRIVER'S COLLAR BONE BROKEN.
Hans Johnson. Emplchd by Ferris
COol Company Seriously In‘lurod.
linnn .lobumu, one of tho dr vora for
tho Fort-iii (:oui Conumnv. moi, with a
puinful nud uuioriunulc urridoul Sub
urduy. Whilu dollrcrinx ii load of cool
in :i hounv on Fult‘iibid nvnuub. II with
iii'rouuury to ilrivc uvor it Very slip-
bury spot. lulu up be was doing no the
wagon boom: to Hiltil‘. llc wun thrown
from tho stunt, niid brokr bin collin-
bonc, 'i‘bo frnciuro wuu roducoii by
Dr. lbunorilvr Johnson will probably
be luld up for n mouth illl tho result of
hill injury.
NORWALK CLUB POOL.
Louis w. Leonard Defeated Judge
[-2. M. Lockwood, Saturday Night.
Louiu W, liuouurii. 75. nod Judge E.
M. lxtt'iiwood, fill. computed 6&1“?qu
night in tho pool monument of tho
Norwnlh Club. Mr. lnumurd was vir-
iorlouu by til" nit-bro of 7b in ilil.
'1' n iucmbi-rn of the club um inking
tuner inleroui. in tho commotion tro-
phy. nit mil to: in tho that our. Homo
of tho brill. pluyork in tho rlub imvo
been ilrrontml on the lion round.
, w
onirunnv nroono.
limb. llnllililsl'i‘ HALLOCK,
mp. Horriot Bullock, nixed eighty-
iiiroo years, died yrntontuy afternoon
at her home. No. til Woodwind avenue.
Deceased Willi born in Wilton, untibiui
always ronidml in thin vicinity. lino
hid intern a menthol" of the Firm. Moth-
odlol. Episcopal Churrli for orcr sixty
worn. Mrs. Hullook in uurvlved by
[our noon and min dilliltilll‘l‘. Charles F.
linilocir. Henry W. bullock. Mimcs P.
Bullock. of South Norwnik; (worse
W. Helicon. of Now York, and Mrs.
, John ll. mambo, of Now York. 'i‘bo
funeral will hr llt‘iti from tho into
home of um unspoiled toiuorrcw littor-
norm ill 2 o'clock.
' . , - “not-ten.
1 chronic iloiiitiipuiimi t‘urmi by Oil-
“probably will outline long and some-
'wun reached onitho mutter of price for
"wt’i'n‘ mud (MM ‘tiht'iif‘ it"l‘llivn.‘
run .1 District of 550 l
1 Hy‘drnniswtlne lo
Furms
compo! “ iiilailolbliio. owner of tho
Wontport lillcctrlc and Wator Com»
puny..an bud c llouffll'entle. with the
mornhorn of the tire dietrlct and no-
coptoti un oifor for Water service which
who: acrimonious controverey. A new
contract was drawn up for the annual
reiitnl by the tire district of fiftystlvo
hydrant.» at an annual rental of 360.
each. 'On the, matter otwotor‘for the
public. fountaina tbe‘ontlro town will
decideu ion u fuirprico', on the entire
town is uotitted. The same decision
water for tbepubllcechools. The tire
department lire unkind bounds will be
supplied with wator free of charge. Mr.
Jacki-mu :wili o'xtend the oiecti‘lcfiligbt
oer-vice intoilreuns Farms. Mr. Jack-
sontlir willing to make u libornl diu-
couni on the old bill for water services
if tho unloclmun will ultree to it com-
promise.
W
‘ PUNiSHED FOR lN8ULTS.
Schultze and Manitoba No Match For
. Three indignant Swedes.
Two young tougbu rocoivod u mor-
lted whipping Saturday night tin pun-
ishment for insulting pcoplc. Tin»
two young moii who worn in) fresh urc
both familiar to tho pollen, ’I‘boy urn
Henry Scholar and Frank Booiilsolic.
’l‘hoy ordered the lunch wagon 0n
Washington llll‘GGl. during tho evrnv
ing and proceeded to slimy just. whut
material they are made» of. Tbrno
‘Bwodes outcrod tho wagon roi- spinn-
thlng to out. 'I‘hcw were, little follows,
iill of them, but tliny work at. tho
Nortbpori ()yutor (.ionipnny and their
inuuclns are like bondu of steel.
Schultze and Boenincho tnndc somo
insulting rcmurks to them. and callod
llipth'hqtmrehoads." 'l‘hon, finding that
-tho“8wedes were of ti peaceful nu.
lure. they carried their insults further,
The ruuultwpu that, in loss lime (bur.
it takes to tell it the Swedes were ill
them with fists whirlrcimio down liko
ibo blow of on iiutomntlc rivot liniu~
iner. One Swede. a little fellow. bill
wiry and muscular Ditchoii into one.
'of the fresh young men and pounded
‘him scvoroly.‘ Every time his fist dos—
ooniluti' on tho lough'u face. it; took
skin and all with it.
it was all over in a few minutes and
the Swedes were on their wavlhoinc.
Eden'iitche and 'Sel‘iultyLo. both badly
marked up. and thoroughly bowed“
CLAIMS 3.1.000 AND COSTS. .
Jackson Stone Company, of Bridge!
port, Sues Contractor w. H. Smith.
'i‘lic .lurkkon Sloop Company. buying,
an oillco in iiridgoport boa brought
suit against (,‘onlrnrior William H.
Smith. or South Nori'nlk, claiming ill,-
Otlt'l damages and costs of tho suit
The rush will (tonic up boi‘oro the Court
of (‘omiuou Pious ill lli‘liigvpoi‘l on tho
iirut 'i‘uusdny in Mlll‘l‘h.
Papers in the Citric pore ecrvcd Sut-
iii-day by l’ivpuiy Slicriff John W. Scul-
loy. of Smith Norwulk, who illini-Iti-d
thrno pioneer of [ll‘ilpt‘l'ify' boloiiglng to
Ml'.‘Slliiiil, ln Quiniurd nvouuo, \Vost
sirooi und'l‘ulon uud Prunklin slrocis.
'l‘lu- attachments u‘vru niuilo to ”W
vuiuc of sumo.
'l‘iiv .iut-itson Stun» (“i'uupuuy i-lninin
that on Novrnibor it. 1904, it i‘lliA‘li‘tlll
tum n mulruri. with Mr. Smith for
Stud worth of rubbi-d blno ulono iinll
nrunitn and tho! lutcr on mndu u iur~
lill‘l‘ i-ontrurt oiuily on NUVl‘llilli‘I' l2ili
for morn rubbcil blur niour to tho
value of $2ll.i‘dl. 'l‘bn compiiiiy suiyu
that it ‘uus poi-formed itu [ml'ilOll of tho
contracts uud that Mr. Smith ililll not.
or. MARY’S LADI‘ES' AID. .
Mrs. Bernard c. Feeney Chosen Press.
dent at Annual Election.
The nunuul nimulnii of Si Mury'n
[Judll‘ll' Aid fluently wun bold l’tlhitlr-
duy uud roports of the (ribbon. worn
rand. 'i‘buuo ubowcd lllnt lliu uooioiy
bun door it m't-ut doul of i‘liurliabln
work during tho your uiiil bus dburibu.
led a largo quantity of clothing to tho
’poor. The officers clcctrd worn: _
Prciiiilontmllirn. ilcrnnrd C. ll‘oont‘y,
Viroi’rouidontmmbut llrldgcl Mc-
('urlby.
~illrcrolurywbiru, Sliun Parks.
or W... ..................... M...
lNDUBTHY WANTS TO COME.
Norwaik Bullpen Men to Consider a
Propolition Tomorrow, Night.
i’rculdciit. llurvry M. Krill, of tho
Noi'wulli llunlui-nn Mou'n Auuorlution
ban iHHiiNi u rull for u tum-ting tomor-
row Mill” in. ii o'rliwk ut ihv Norwnlk
Club. it bi rotpwsicd tiiul all of tho
buuluuiui men in Norwnik be. on hand.
This mooring wlii t‘lliiflilit’l‘ u prupu
nitiuu from on industry that (iOHlN'H to
iconic bore. lift. Ki‘lll will unnounre
tho photo of the concern at tho nicot-
ing.
fl , q..- mwwuu W
THEIR NlNETEENTH ANNiVERw
OARV’
t - .‘
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. hymn» colo-
‘brnu-il rho nineteenth onuivurnary of
their murriago Buturdny night. by on
irrtniulug it email company of friends
and rolativcn at their boom in (limpet
street. Mr. and turn. Bymuit were
married in Norwalk. the corumouy no
lug performed by tho Rov. James ll.
O’ilcnuoli.‘ Al. that limo harbor
o’l‘lonnell won music or irlt. Mary’s
pariah... ‘
RAiLROAO lN EHGTATE BlLLi
WASHINGTON. lt'ul). iir-ir'i‘iu- Homo!
tinnituittcc on Ruins iii-ting lotluy on
tho lnutruuilouh of the ltd rublluun onto
1. thin irnnmwit. br .5. W, Win,
not Motion warmth Goon.
run ugrcettto n ruin for t o countdown
“ won't our, . Fob. ti.«~«~vatoo it... -'
. survive than any during tlu- prcucut
’I‘ri-nuurur~~\lri4. 'i‘bomuu Mrl‘nrlby, .
.Potslhlo othllt or lilies on
‘Thlcltlr P uric up Had,
a Hard .sum o. Getting to.
. Wilson sPointagsnprm Covers
. a Willem-ta .
Tho Norwnlli‘ harbor in comploiuiy
loo bound us‘ the reunit of the cold,
spoil of wodthor and yesterday many.-
pooplo‘ wullted about the harbor on tbo'
loo, which in some pincer; is novcrul‘
fin-t thick. Green's liner light wrm
tho objective point of runny und n par—i
tywulkod over to Smith» island and
paid a visit to Frank Loosen, the light
kocpor. Tho loo oxloiidu far out from
tho uhorc all along the sound and in
mnny.plncnx gigantic ico iliwn .iioau
buck and forth along the count, mukluy. i
navigation tilinpst iiupouulblo iJ-xocpt
.ur the largest ntoutuors. '
l'outcrduy (ill‘ mu 1). ii. Aruott, Olll' ,
.lf the most powerful of lilo tune that.“
ply the sound took two barges in in;
Wilson's Point. iliui, tliuy might diuu.
:‘liurgn ilicir rumour: ui rout. 'l‘lio_
tug linil tlm greutcst dliili'ulty inking
”will iuffmm Green's Roof light. it
no ltilt‘iltl'llutl'bl‘flflk npnih through the
lib-k too, then go buck and got. them
and try it :1 pin. lslvory limo thin uliol
bucked the bick'honvy loo licr ilmbcrs‘
:‘i’t‘iili’iltl and she swayed on if in a
heavy sou.
ho wild too she come up against it no
if sun had struck it rock. She iiuully
turnip. tho wharf and the. barges wore
illlllltt mill.
six hours to got from ili'oon‘n Roof
light to Wilson‘s Point. l
The ice prosontn a ruthor plutur~
osquo night about Rollo island, whom
the rocks are couiod with it novorel
furl thick. Grout i-tiki‘iu have boon
forcod up on shot-o by tho notion of tho
‘ltlus and there are gupu. t‘l'ovimnub, lilo
urns and bridgos lunumorublc. A man
wiio‘wnk trying to got from the ire
field to the mainland slipped down bo.
‘uwou two large when and wont in up.
to his armpits in the cold water. no
icrumbloii out no quickly as he could
ind mutlo for homo.
Tug McWilllams.Aground.
The? bit: ocrun going tin; hello lilo.
wiltiainu owned iiyn‘ihii' Mcwlllul
and dry on tho rocky mat of Cockn-
uou lsiund nnd bor crow hus gone
unhoro. it is believed tlini. the tug
nun bu. ilontotl, liowovui', und will not
bu iujnrvd unions ii vury liciivy storm
:iiiuiiii rmuo from tho uonlli oust. Al
lll‘i'st‘lli she is in no ditnuor. 'l‘iio Mr.-
\Vllliuius wus procoutimg i-iistwurd
Saturday, bound for lirldpcport. to pot
imply burgos. When on‘ Slioilleld i»
Itind silo struck u but ii't‘ tloo. ’i‘hu
cuptuln bollovod lliut Hill! t‘utiiii kn
through it. liou'oror,‘ and started to
bni-k it. Thu lrn won too thick, how-
uvr-r. nnd llll‘ ml: was nnublu Io illllkt'
much lioitdwny. 'l‘lp- ii-v \vus drilling
unliiu-o tiilll soon the till: urouuiiod on
Cm-keiiop inlunil. 'l‘bo lt'B continued to
.lnui iii llllii pulli-il up around iii-‘i‘ uuv
til it :iliiioui scriiird on if bur plnnk’
lug would be crushed in from tho Kiit't‘i'
weight of it. Silo in nll‘tnil: unil
.lilillllcll cud withstood lbo prusnnrc.
Finnlly llll‘ ire i'curiii-d nlliu‘i- dud utop-
Di‘ll.
’l‘liu uri-w found lblngn vory ilnl‘flill-
forlnbin on the boat, which link it bud
llHl no llluy wont. unborn and sought.
llll‘iit‘r in this old t‘l‘llill' on tho inliinii.
’l‘lluy took plenty of food wilth iiit'lll
und built it lli'o uudornouth ilw fi-w
buurds unil planks which hIlVi' boon
luld owr u cpl-nor of tho collur. 'l‘iu'y
worn thus enabled to wltbutund tho
woulhor. Yonti-rduy homo of thum
l‘t‘llt'ilt'tl ibc inululuud aind st‘lil word
for bulp. A wrockvi' will probably bu
Hunt to lllo Hl‘l'llt' us soon nu pimnlblo
unit on nttcmpi will bu uuidr to Hunt
(bu crufi.
Trolley Service Delayed.
Lflill. night's and today's storm bun
ibltli't’orod morn will! lili‘ lorul irollry
wlutor. This bun bm-u dut- to tho
Nim‘l. {ironing hard to ill“ ruiis. unun-
lnl; the our wbrrlu to spin uruund iii
in rurloun poor.
linrly this morning it took cunt about
no hour to got down Wont nrruuo uiul
on ultompt to burn tho ilroud River
llin- from Wull uircot to ilronil ltlvcr
wuu mudp curly thin iiftm'iioou,
[luring tho morning can. \vcrn run
in puirn ililli ibbi provml iulrly um"
('t'llnl'lil. 'l‘llu snow plow worn kcpi
ut tho work but. thry worn or llillc in
bid uni-opt to punb lbc know off. owlnp
to tho morning uiciu iIllti ruin mutin-
uiug to keep llir “Hill in u vary Hill)
pi-ry condition, '
Connecticut Pom loo Locked.
NWW HAVEN, Fob. (twillvci-y port
on tho (iniiucrllcul uboro from tho
mouth or the (lciinocilcut rlrcr ill Soy.
brook to tho westerly and of Long to
bind Sound in ,ncuroly, ioeiockcd ut.
pl‘onnnl. with lib o pmrmct or u brcuk
in the too until u stroll: worm mum.
oriy wind blown. Murillo turn, out
puclully vrtcrnn tugboat. euptuimi, my
tlint the ice cuiuliiioun .bnyo norm-
buuu so bud within their recollection.
All wntor tritium out“! New HEW?"
llllll Bridgeport. harbour in at ii. bland»
mill and oynicr limiting in ltupimsiblb.
it is believed that thorn will hi» it thin
im- in nbulliinb from tho grouudu of
t‘nnumtiit-ul uruwur .
iii tim-iwuun lulutiil‘. o't' Wculporl.
till. liuuv Mtrll‘l'll" . tr taut tu lilt‘
illl'tl illu- in7 ll ‘1 .... ii on iinlur»
li;i,;.l'71l‘ Null l'tti'l; ll‘itl \l‘d‘ fili'i-iul
(Cuntbmud mi itiuuili Page).
lion oi the railroad lnto‘rubtts bin.
1 Now lluvcn.
u'uu ni‘ri‘insury for bur to ionve tliouiflfiimilll’ ht‘ Yt‘l‘ltllllll
Whén she finally struck .
it. ill“! taken hcr just,
> .
.isvnll tliiu‘p, on
'l‘owsing‘ilompnuy of Now York. is high
Q. C
bum. oi? _ ..
«poll no imply, , a
. Stolen from... "
your
Slralicrli . .,
‘ ‘ ”a... «ts-i
Dopiity illlot‘iff abilities «ill;
Slrull‘ord. churn. oral: it but yours
lulu IDL'ulPli valuub istrumoutn
belonging to tho r (‘n neg, ill.” Shell
Fish communion..dttoliln v, elm arroyo.
lN‘ boat off titt'ull‘lill‘tli‘ *W itinetru-
iiicnin worn urxtullln‘ti anilpllant, 8833
ouch. and word touudilnwplgppol's Cur-
iosity Shop on l’nrll'ltnw, New York,
whore boy warn width comparatively
short time ugolor Sill. "Deputy Shara
ill' Stunt! ruuov’crod "Vito . hammering
iind Suturdny turnntl than. over to A.
McClellan Mntbewumi, ol’ork of . the
shell-dub rnmtiiinslo‘u‘ltl‘. blow Haven.
About ilvc youi'n 1W!) WWIPC, Sun-
l‘ord, engineer of man ellallpb'tcmumls.
:ilou wnu i‘ilgafikljl‘, n~ bottling rungon
of uyuu-r groundri EWfot‘thndv‘
bormwod tho sculpting W'lhc com-f
mlsniun iio took thunk ulnar-Gnu .oyu.
tor bout, to pci'i‘ci‘miilhp Maud loft
tbuui aboard while; [1,“ . ’ief'nshoi‘o.
When he donlretl toti‘e Enviw‘t‘liolboni,‘
it was loo rough. nought, ‘roiui‘nod to
t
rot-d again. wituixrutuuypt.sc, be via-
iiod the tiynter.gii,0al"‘,.‘fthi" ind moan-
.wllilo t‘tll‘ili? in but the '
worn mluulug, huvlngfhdlfimptoleii. _
The mutter More}, 113%in Deputy
Slwrifi' Suing poplin} hunt usuapioious
which. ho couid'tibtipl . fW'tm‘il lio lin‘s'
slum lit-pt the in t in mind. Re-
light“ where
thodnsiruuwuik lihd'igpllpliim‘l he wont
to Now liork and lootttud bout ill. the.
curiosity uhop, lie {soc them and
turned them over to‘ th secretaiyof-
tho commission. , ‘ , .
no knows ulnootéie'
'l
. soxtunts.
DIGGlNGIORmethfiil
sixrtii BALb‘iQROUNDS
Oiiioers , Siliilh‘ii'ftt ti" 'Cockeiur
_ oi
llonry W. Duninsfiotlm ; ‘
Hillyilkfl, Mixes; Ills-Qt) p “
south Norwgilk .lodltitp _, ,
domrntod, \‘ostord ”all“ ”
was found til. the ;
ink. in 3‘ otruugd in] ”
diluting unilor ill" '7
rim to.ounr;..i.. . e.
lrliui‘ fulfil. tinny - . watt "bill‘leil
llll‘l‘l‘. Liitbr ho soul thin. the body of
it l‘riviiol \vuu limro und he wanted to
wrm‘t‘l‘ it.
iliilcci‘s Smith and Cuckcl‘ur went to
Ull' M‘giiu uuii :iskoil him what he wus
doing.
win. hard and lit‘ utivssmi' he would
burn toliui‘o u l‘l‘ilwiilll‘. iii" wont
uiong with limp and um; :lll plunsuul
tiiiil good natured ma punkllilp.
lib-y not to tho lockup hr 'un placed
in our of tho cello :iud uu liuupinurv
vi‘iiwl'nt‘ um: llilnlil‘ti to him, [lo con-
tinumi to dig. '
mic-r ilf’ thougbf (but ho was :i loco-
iucilrv unginocr and Wm; very much
:ifruid that no Would not no chin to
not Hill train in on tilut‘.
'l iiiu morning ho uppmil‘ril to bo por-
ft't'lLl‘ nulouul. und unsucrml oil the
iiiiwliiiun unkoil him. ii.» llillllllré llil\’~
lug lnwu on it lll'illl‘lllll‘tl :im‘l'l‘. unii
iluii in uroluibiy lhi‘ ruum- or his abor-
roli’uu. lilo (look but know how ho Mill)"
in title- rily :ind ilill‘S not know how
ill' will not lllll‘ii. ”u will lw hl'lti for
obsurvullon until this: ut'tcrnoon, wiwu
ht‘ will proluibly br sum bin-k to lioi-
l‘tllu- by lill‘ town.
CREDITORS MAKE OFFER.
Would take 25 Per Cont. Cash From
American Paper Fall and Box Co.
A morning of iii.» iti'nditork of tho
Amuricuu l'upor Poll and Box (‘oin-
puny, of Norwnlk, wuu bold in New
York city, Sniurduy morning. At this
tinw ilii~ truiiiloru oil‘urml to tuko th'll-
Iydlvc t‘lililu ou iiii' ilollur for their
rinims lu rush. ’i‘liln bun not yet
burn ni-t'oplt-il by tho rourm'u.
l'l‘thOllHiy tlm rompiiuy bud mudo
un ull‘cr to uotllv till it iwvuty-ilvi: pcr
l‘l'lll, burnt, with lili‘ prtn'iuo, Iiththtlr.
lillll ouctbiril of this amount. wan to
bu in «until, our-third on it three
inoutbu' polo uud outhiliird on u six
month's notu.
“w-“o-
REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS.
Alburi .l. lloyt to Frank J. Donobiw.
bomb uud lot. Wool uvruur. Wur‘.
ltrubii .l, linnobuv to Ailoru bi.
i-iu'ui'iz. lioum- uiid lot. Wool uvonuu.
t). .(‘inlun l
itobcrt Vuu Mum; and wllc to John
l). Mllllt‘. lltmht‘ und lot, Mublc utroot.
War. .
Zulnicr thriving (‘0. to Curl Hubbub,
liitul uud buildingp. llullroud uvuiiuu.
M
Anguilla ll. lioyt nud i)l.lll‘|i‘ll to Grace
ll. Midtown. bonito and lot, Pork
ilil'ool. Wilt. ,
Alborl (bump to (loorlun E. Knapp,
hunt and buildings. Morgan nircct,
Houth Not-walk. War.
Norwnlk. Securities Corporation to
John ll. (irnwmrd, house and lot, Cun-
nou nil-rot. War. ,
Nor-wink Slocuritieu ‘Cotporniion ‘ to
Niblock and ltiumoli. building lot.
‘l-‘iiir ilroumlu.
, Minn-y N. Nibiticlt, to Gnome I).
lituicil. undivblod Otifl‘litill' of lot.
P‘tilruroumlo Weir. -
(home (i. Lockwood to liudlcy in
lioyt, uudlvlucd luicront, in ilvo Mtg.
Proupcrl niroeigiiloutb Nbrwnlh. War.
Altrcu it, Auntiii to Cbnrion H..A.t-'
ion ludlillnu lot. \Vilauu i'olulnlbud.
Wit". ‘
(Slum, of:
u... unsound
.plod’by Max Levy. the well—known.
‘of donors worth 'of properly and on-
llboniiipbromuo Strut~ _
”U told them that the ground ‘
\‘Vlirn -
'wiil tipi‘ii‘llt' until the meeting.
towered
, Blaze ‘ in gceiia jlitider Hot
, Father’s Shoe Store. Early
Yeslorday Morning, and by
Quick Work Savod‘ih‘e Build-
A during attempt was made yestor:
day morning to burn the building on
tho .Wuuiiinglon titroot bridge, occu»
uhoe dcnlnr. it‘ortuuntbly.‘ however.
tiio‘l'httotpptxwau ti fullnru.._‘o‘o for us
can “be lehi‘tlotl,,ilitulo is not-lilo to the
perpetrator '0: this ‘uttetnpi at. arson
which blight vhnve'tioutroyed thousundu'
dungerod a number of humnn llvou.
\‘ouiordély morning. kilns Bosnia
Levy went down stairs ioythr store a.
slow minutes below 9 o'clock. She won
I ’ ‘, Herman mu [Returned ll‘ll'“
,EAStQBWAtlt m
FOUND, WI. .
l
work Saturday iojiJiscnvar
Family and Household El-
feels Gone ‘ ~
iicrmon V’cnch, up emblem of. tho
Colonial Column Company. in East.
Norwa‘lk. arrived at his home. No. 13
Third Avonue. in that place. lust Bal-
urdny . afternoon, and was greeted
with nn.unusual unectncie. Neurly
overy article of furniture that tho
rooms, contained had been removed,
and Mrs, Vench. their two year old
daughter Minnie M.. and Mrs. Veach'n
flutter, Minis lenio Minor, were miuno
ug. ’ .
Mr. Voncb begun on investigation.
and learned tliut neighbors had seen
a second hand doulnr on tho Washing-
ton street bridge come to the house,
and remove the goods. it developed
later that Mru. Vcach had received $7
for articles which the husband claims
could not be replaced for 3100, Mr.
Veach sent to Branchviliu for his conu-
in, Grand Juror Aaron Albin, and to
gether. they continued the invostlgu-
lion. It. was found that thobaby oat“
rlnirc lind boon whipped to Nob~ York.
but that Mrs. Venoh and her ouster,
bud checked thoir personal effects to
Poughkoopnlu. and that the woman
sini'tleilto see emoko‘ oozing up
through the floor. Silo immediately
gave tho itiill‘lll und ber‘i'itthui' ros-
pondcd.‘ ‘_ The other tenants in the
building tworu nwokruod find all hands
rommrnrmi tho work of extinguishing
the tire. ,
'i‘iio smoko soomod to conic [li‘lllL‘l'
pally from u closot under iii.- stairs
nil in'llio floor .noar tlir npoi. whoro
the waste pipe goes through and chip.
lieu. A natrbct war. securod and the
hole was specdlly enlarged, though the
umoko with stilling. Water was poured
thiougli iind wnu forrcd lintwotan tbol
doublc flooring. The smoke which had
come through the floor had workml
along between the two doors, but the
lire was so small that it was soon ox;
tingulnhed. .. '
Und rnontb the building the floor
was b nckenod for some distance
ed and it seemed to. be smoked as if
by kurorcne. though there was no odor
thorn. A half charred rug was found
.01; one of tho sti‘lngplcces which sup-
port thc building.
The waste pipe outlet. is at that
“'point nnd (hero is always plenty of
water thore, so tltiit tho boards are
tw”. constantly wet, There could not have
. n“: acre; 1fs.ooyoy,..tu‘rn.,c
a «digs al the r ’t tutu
‘1
‘uouli’l'linvii ‘oac oddliiil my. ,
No alarm of tire was sent in as Mr.
Lory and others tliuro unw tbui. the
blaze was caught ill. its iucipirbcy and
they '(‘uuld rundiiy liuiiillo it tintin-
solros.
Had the lil’i‘ guinrd n little more
liivuilwuy lili‘l‘t‘ is liltlv doubt that tho
bluzu would buve boon ii (lls'introus
one, up tho water supply on the bridge
in wry poor iii prosonl owing to ibi-
recent. lu‘miking of :t wuior pipe. in
oil probability tlic whole block would
have gone unii thi- bridge itself might
hum boon badly tlnmitgatt
Mr, Lovy run conceive of no reason
why nnl‘oui- should try to burn him
tilll. -
HOCH HELD IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Fob. fi.-.i0ilililfl I‘lOCil.
Who in boiiitr bold in this city to own“
tbo arrival of oxtruditiou puporu from
(,lhii‘uito. was urrniguoil in court iiguln
today and i'ouiuudod to polli-o bouti-
ipuii-li-rs pending tho rocrlpi of tho pu-
poi's. lloioclivo Fol-o Mild tlio unborn
bud boon in Albany slurp lv‘i'iduy tin-ult-
ing tho blunuturo of (loi't-i‘nor illitgluu.
but than oillciul lititl lull tho i-upitoi
without buying slgncd llltllll. It in
i-xpiwiod that the pupors will in» rc-
coli'od Weilnt'sduy, wliou lim-li will his
ro-urrulgnml. .
The New York police ltnuunnvoii to-
day that lboy bud iiiui-ovrrwl two wmn-
i-u whom iiorh bud nuirrlud. Duo or
iboui, tho polici- sold. in Mrs. MlniibI
Writipbul. ot‘ .lvi‘iwy t‘liy, whom lloch
in uniiirto linvo lilill‘i‘lt'il in 1789 undor
lllp pump of Willium It‘i'odcriclt lion.
iillm. 'l‘lu- pollt‘c buy lluch nmdc lll‘i‘
iiiymiiuluui-t- throuub u iiownnupor ud-
vortiuoiuvut and gut. Sililll brimming to
hop. Tho poiluo buy that. llurli told
”Will in- sclrclod Mrs. Wuutpiinl from
1.200 ri-plion to his udvrrtluomuui. 'l‘lio
name of tho olhor woman is not. ills-
rlonud, but llu». polirc suy liocii mur-
i'lril ill'l‘ in Hill? uuil uncured Stun from
tor.
liotccllvcn said today thut it ulusu
lulu- coutululuur it whlto powder, bo-
llovod to bo boisououu, wuu toii id lulu
work in tho” room iormcrly occupicd
by lioob in thin city, 'i‘bc tubc wnu
nbout nix inciiun long, and won ruvvr
mi utiuie cud with no liuluicd rubbor
bulb whit-ii Wits third to ulcrt lilo pow-
dor.
ADAMS EXPREB8 DIVIDEND.
Adninn llixni'onu Compuuy will puy
itn sluiruiioldoru til it nllill'u on tho Hill
of this month. This in ilcourlliml up n
distribution resulting from the pro»
cords of the sale of propcry not tit-od-
od in the buslncua. The whole bud
moan of the company iii sum-oi. Bhuro.
boldurn got, wind. comes and it bun it.
most convmlout way of routing. Them
to some of the clock in thin city, where.
it. runs born always a fuvorltc invest.»
moot. ‘ .
WW mum-wan. m -
'WiLL MAKE ENEMiEO.
around the place whorotlie fire ntai‘t-.
, v «w ovonne, Ens
and rhild had probably gorio to the int.
j tor place. Mr. Vonnh knows of no red.
' son why his wife should
have left
qhim, but does not worry so much
uvcr boi- departure as he does that of
his little dnugbter, whom he is iioslr-
out of. getting back again.
Mrs. Vonoh left behind her a l‘illlll‘
mid 'a’k‘tii‘n‘iluinln was discovered burn-l ”0“ Of unpaid hills. among them that
of u physician, who. Mr. Vonch ril-
loges. attended the slstor of his wife.
, WWW.--
MR8. NEWKIRK INJURED.
M...
Fell Saturday at the Entrance to
Grand Central Depot, New York.
While in New York Saturday with
Minn Emma. Lockwood. Mrs. J. C. New.
kirk toll and was quite seriously in-
jured, so that she will probably be laid
up for some time. One knee cop was
She was taken to n‘ physician's office
and utter temporary treatment was
able to get home. . The accident hap-
pened ill. the entrance to the Grand
Central stutlon.
Recover: NEW MEMBERS
There was it communion and recup-
llon of members at the First. M. E.‘
" aCCldental cause of t, a: Church. ,yootordny..mornlnz., Bitdsitl.
‘lt‘r',;Mrs., Anna A. Sprngué. 24' l! _,
. mountains. IDrxnalliiallufifi' ..
' ’Norwnlk.‘ worn ro-
volrod; full i-onfonslnn. Stephen D.
Andrch and Miss Allen D. Andrews
ii HlHSillt‘ L’lnoc: probation, Mitts Sus-
uii id. Scymour, 25 West street: 1’".
Howard Ki‘yfil‘l', ll Wei, Avonun;
Sillliilt‘li ll Lincoln. if. Golden Hill
niiwi. uni] Clifford Clark. 73 Wood
wurd RH'HHI‘. Mlh‘hl Seymour, MDSHI‘S.
Kvywi‘ and Lincoln were baptizogi.
Til“ busmr conducted the sorvlccnnll
in tho, t‘l't‘iilil'z'. broiicliozi tho ('lJllcilidv
int: sermon in iiil.‘ series on (li'oui
'i'hmurs
QUAR’RELED AT BREAKFAST TA.
BLE.
PHILADELPHIA, r'eb, tl.-—Ainbtosd
libukospourc, zinc-d it yours, was stab-
boil by his brother Thomas. three
yours oliiot', whilo iii. breakfast today.
The \voundod luti was taken to a 110i?-
pilui, whore it is fluid he (‘nllnot rouov~
ior. Tho boys uuurrolod ut the table
und 'i‘buinnu. seizing n breitii knife.
stubbod bin younger brother novernl
llllli‘H. ilp was fli'l't‘i's'lt‘d.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEmli‘AMllN ‘lilEAX'iNti
town, will pull {ti u. Hudi‘ifli'o llnuup»
rluht piano. Munul’ncturr n guui'un
loo, Mimi Ht‘lil at once. editor for bush
or will nrrnugo monthly puynlbnt witli
l‘llllllillliililltt buyor. Addri-ks i‘inuo.
(luri- ”t Si-uiim-l. it; :it
"1‘0 LET.
' TO Lsrm'rwo ROOMS. $4.50 A
lllt‘lillll. 2:: Ellwbbtb St. South Nor-
wulk. f 43L
TO LET -- llillllills: (“YEN'l‘liAlJJY
locittud. oinht rooms, laundry, not tubu
unil ull modern ronvouionoos. POHHGW
ulnu liinnudiully. Particulars of E.
Ailnuin. )2 Li.
W
LOST.
, Loer «- iionnrriu snr wrru
tbrcc pctirls. ll‘lndcr will racolvu ro-
wut-d if rciurnml to nominal Oiiirti‘.
a at
LOST-«RMAM. iiiulClK AND 'l‘AN
dint. unuwrru to bomb of "Ruin" bad
on i'oilnr with munc- l’opner. llowny-
ion. Cloud. l‘ludcr will pluano rotum
to ou-uur. ' f3 3i
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECT .. l'P‘B '1‘th) To
think of that cottage you’re going to
build in the. spring. For plans and
tipecltlcationu call or maroon, Harold
Mondc. Architect. Woupot't, Conn
,Phone. ti-l. Wentport Division. 180 in
a. .
w. a. nun» n inner no.
moved his .om‘igoifil’fgfil‘ttfigfl'fl‘hitell‘
councilman. Henry Mulboiu. (if-NO?-
walk. says that he. will spring comm
thing at. the mount! nibbling. this can
oniug, that will bring him many anew
iiilon. but. iuuumucii unit is for the
public good. he does not cure. Mr.
Muiiiclu rottinotlfilto divulgewhut no
. .
i
w‘ “in“ Mr nun...
.W
«mun mm»
_ a
.3 .‘V ,V“
.iilrorniu- your wuuts inv'l‘hc Seminal;
It. in u heavy ulrnin on a woman not;
to go shopping.
Bunk mug. to 8 Mudiil‘oit or.
Tol. lath-«4. “ g '15
communion.
Riverside comotorwaorwolk non .
new” Micron benutttuily, locate
trout to option. it .iqulno to saloon
lot whilsyou on: otlrii. Apply to Geo
W. Vimrnoou Bupcrlnloudunt on 1the
3m
i million. it 0 ti
..l H. i‘
anow‘ ” tomb"
. coldort brisk t
‘Ol'liuwintlr
M ubers at His ’
line After Anoiher,~'ifok9n
Sick and Himself Quarantin-
ed for Weeks in the House
with, insufficient Food. and
Other Neces’saries ‘ ‘ ‘
Cllostor Lamar. who has Whom;
Of‘lile street sweepers for sometime. n
has Just had nrun of hard luck which
does not tliink‘v'ory well of the way he . ‘
bus boon treated by. the selertmon.
and the house was quarantined. Lamar
utilise-ll was obliged to stay athome ,
and of coursevhin income did. notgo
on nitrr be stripped work.‘ . "
Attcr it tow days he was then
sick and (mo after another the children,
ldvorina and .bnurii, wore also to Ron ill, ,
and iinaily Mrs.
compelled to take to her bed.
but Dr. Wolfe attended them throuz-h
their troubles. For days they were
ulurostpn tho vorgo of starvation and
mun [)evlue for the town gave them
$1.50 per week for several weeks. or
:i little over four cents apiece. per day. .
One tiny nomt- gi‘rlirei"es Wero sent. to
the house. but Mr. Lamar (loosinot
know who to thank for them. . _
Lamar paid that be offered to pal!
fractured and an arm badly bruised/r
l mu?
bark to the town money advanced him
by working after hours swooping the
Washington otrcri bridge, but the $1 lit)
was the limit. of the charity of' the
own. and after a fewwoeks even that
was stopped, ’ .
annr lives in a building owned by
J. Sturges Randall and Mr. Randall
spoke to the Selectmen, and after n
time the dollar and a half in provisions
was again donated. ' ’
iiioinnr secured work iii
trip: out nighta at 33. potuwpfik,
ithlldl'bil orb titllll n k mafia?
sound hovers t ' ‘ . or
having dollymroo % .
Vlsgl . proprietary _
. t. Mancini:
nod; .sont
mndlr'no to femur
tho house. ...,= ‘ ‘ 1
humor in u hn‘l‘d'ntorking man, who
bus rosldrd in Norwalk for thirty
yours, and has never before been pinc-
od in sui-li u poulticn us to be compelled
to risk for aid.
GORMAN—HAUGH. .
Marriage Ceremony This Morning at
7 O'Clock at St. Mary's.
Tho marria'zo of Minn Margaret.
Rough and Richard 0. Gormnn, o
wed-known Norwaik mouidor, was col-
obrait-d at 7 o'clock this morning at
St. Mary's Church. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. J. C. Fo-
gnrty andwus followed by a nuptlul
muss. -
Miss Mary Kane was bridesmaid,
while. Frciiorick Powcli was the best
mun. Al‘iiu‘ tinx scrvico, the happy
bl'ltii‘ mid gl‘onlil‘ilupnrivd on a Wed-
iiiur: journey.
WANTED.
~~~wau wm-n- .. ”L”
WANreoa—niurui'r, AMBT'l‘lOUS
boys who wish to burn tnoucy after 1
school bouru. rail ,41‘ No. «in Water
Sll't't‘l about i o'clock. 1'6 ill.
WANTED -—~ AGENTS WANTED
for condensed egg powder, the econ»
oniic wonder. One of tho sensational ‘
woudcru of tho Si. Louis World's Fair.
.l, M. Bouncy, Gon'l Agi. for (it...
t-l .‘li. Sharon Valley. Ct.
_....,.......,...... . . .._.T__...__....
WANTEDm'l‘iiE PARIS CLOAK
und i-iuii llourc 33 So. Mtiiiistrcet. So.
Norwulk. will offer one voivot $4.00
wuiiu lo u cuutooiur for 3 duyn only M
$1.-l8. Come and get, them on they
will ki-op you warm. "t 13 lit
WANTED—4‘0 Punoititstu AM
kind of old bookn. No matter what
you have send portal. Will call city
or country and pay dash. :Largo ll-
brnrlos or nnmil collections bought.
Address Books, barn Soittlnol. (lilo-ti,
MISCELLANEOUS. .
'hMwa“..>-wnl-lini‘&b >.,t but .. ”nun-Mn... .,,_,,
THE PARIS GLOAK AND SUIT
Houuo, 33 So. Main St. Sitfiorwnlkw
Clouring Hide of Winter Gui-manta pi.
your own priccu. ltlvorythim must go. ._
Conic. $2 98 up; Skirts, twat-up;
Canto. $2.98 up: Suits. $1.98 up: ;8l_iit
l’cttircitta. $3.00 up; Children's; and
(llrln‘ bouts. 81.65 nil;
4.64m... -
early and gutyour choice. as this its .
inhalant units of this neauonn fit at
iron.
.blnokhemlil and freckles
'pernuoti‘s hulr. “molds a
.munoniir decimated; by
without pain or near. _ ‘
tron; Business or hrnncbou,ituught. to ;‘
up. "‘Mudnmo Frances Murray, (iii 30."
Main otroot. .
armors raptors. ,_
3r. Miubben. rnncvrloili. nil-rub;
‘é‘t‘t‘st’npor trimmer and Decorator. nun
motors moribund. Audubon Marimba
i
uncut. tool of Franklin ' flip. illllllrilf
Wright’l. ~ [all it.
’i,
tow van paritilcl and on u resultvot it.
no... ,
in November lost his. daughter Mar. .
bel was taken sick with diphtheria .. ...
taken \
Lamar herself wan ‘ I:
They were unable to pay a physician; . .
during three days were compelled», ',
eu‘bsist on bread and coffee, which is .- ‘
hardly a. diet tor sick people.‘ Select: ; ,)
. the Hotel
Clifford, keeping the tired and swoop.)
Rain"
Brilliantiite: ‘,
Writers, swoop; Furs. $1.98 up. Como 5
FREE To L'ADIEB BllCUliiNo
tickets this week. two wooks' treatment , ‘
Wrinklou. crows tact, pimplcn. ,
moved. Bil-5
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