Morning-Jim ‘Mrliiie‘nd
null Air. Meredith ll“
vilillheripg in the First
(thumb in the Afternoon and
Evening
The union services of the four
b‘1ethodiat churches of llt'o ToWn be
lag“ yesterday most anepiclousiy
1:53 and cnth‘tullastic congregations
gather-dd at the afternoon and two ev-
Ienlng services. in the morning each
church held its regular service, each
pulpit being supplied with a preacher
50111 a an the pastor. At the Nor-
‘ mid-(thumb the 'Rev Charles W. hit--
‘Cortaldk, of Hartford preached and
‘Mt‘. Meredith the Gospel singer was
present and assisted At South Nor.
,Walk the Rev. Lewis K, Moore. of the
Norwalk church preached. and at East
Norwaik the Rex Theodore 3.11m
d‘ersop preached to a very large con.
”fixation. and held an altar service
the plosc At the Sunday school
Mr. Henderson spoke to the members
of the school and eighty live boys and
31113 and young people indicated their
calm to become Christians. At tilt».
Rugwayton Methodist Church the Rev.
WNW ’1‘ Duncan was present at the
early meeting and preached the ser-
than at the regular morning service.
At three-thirty In lilo afternoon the
first union service was hold at the
First. Methodist Church. , Before
the hour of oponinl,r tllc sidewalks of
West avenue presented the unusual ap
pearance of being black with people
moving to the afternoon tllurcb scr-
vice The: great rbtucb with its scat
In; capacity of eight hundred uni-1
crowded at the opening hour. 011
the large platform which extends to
the from news an adult chorus of
one hundred and lwonty-ilvc voices.
together with the four pastors of the
town, the Rev. I1.1r MtICtlttnit-k. Mr
Henderspn. ibc evangelist Mr. Moro
dlth 318 musical direct,0r and Mrs.
Hell‘d a'.0n ‘I‘Iflp cl soloist 111 the
pews immediately In front of the con-
tor of the platform was a tIlllldrt‘Ina
choruewot-Itonc- hundred .volces. 'l‘heee
- (Continued on Sixth Pane).
W--.“ .- .1...—
MWTLMMUTHRI E
l
, Quiet Wéidding "i'é‘oil Mill! Yesterday
Afternoon at alivermine.
William 1‘. \Vbitlock. the Well- known
Norwalk marketman and Mrs. Mary l“.
Gutbrl 1, were Quietly married yester-
day .11 ‘eruoon atlile home of- the
bride in Silvcrmlno. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Alvnh ll.
Purdy; of that place.
At tho conclusion of tho nuptial nor.
vice. Mr. and bird. Whitlot-k departed
on a wedding trip and upon their re-
turn will take up tbolr rouldoncc at
Mr. Whitlock's homo in l'nlon avcnuo.
Mrs, Whitlot‘k is the proprietor of a
grocery business in Silvermlne and
11,116, it. is expected shtI will dispose
o .
evauiucpanveneenv1cs.\'I
mam“
Admirably Rendei‘ed Sunday by the
Choir of Grace Pariah Sunday Schook
Those who have the training of the
choir of the Sunday school of (trace
Parish in t‘IlfAI‘gr‘ must. 1ch amply rc-
pilld for their labor». by what lbtI
children did yt‘uierdny. In the pren-
cnce of a congregation that. filled tho
church, the children twenty-four in.
number. rellticrt‘ti flit-1 wlloltI color of
Evoning l’rltycr, , liylnns. t'alllIt‘li'B.
and rcsponscn all worn lump; without
one harub note, without. a single diu-
cord. It. in tho hope of tho parcnis of
the chlklrcu, in particular that more
may on many a repetition of this most
delightful scrvlce. , .
w- k...“
rme‘i' DEATH till OLD WELL TENT
'i‘hc suprtuno font of ‘lbc Knights of
the Mnrcubccs or tllc World sent a
check for $1. 000 to 11.11ruuatrnp, roc-
ord kctIpc-r of Old Wcll 'l‘cnl No. 26.
last work. in payment of inn-mauve
certificate of (indigo l“. Stools of 10
Union avcnuc Norwnlk.wbot~1o death
occurred on the 2th day of Januayr.
1905.1‘119 record kennel- tinned some
over to hire Stools. mother of dot-enn-
od lion twontytwo dayn after death
This In the firm dottib In the ranks of
Old Wnll Tent. lllntiinttui six years
11110-
Haw-u
FOR THE PleT CUE.
Tho ‘ow‘ucrell‘ip of the first can In tho
petal lohrntuncnt of the Norwttlk Club
will "be tlc't-idcd illin cvcnlng. 'l‘ho
dotting! ‘blltl born narrowed downto
two playhm who wig play loofah
heinx‘Dr t‘J‘bar’Ion (lbaulnar,
at. l“il“.““““ William C. Jcnuup,‘ mind
all 1 .
”MMW
MING THE FINE HOMI‘EQ‘.
A unani- monthly m’cctlug of- 1110- Nor
walk city count: it will be hold this ov-
uutng. at the council
utroet. .At thin limo.
is cxpeowd that.
ammo; WHO“ will he ielton regardingf
in union1 of the city are harem on
hairdo“. ,
”NOTICE.
3 (llovern 'f‘hti Place
Stores clotted all day Wednesday,
katnstti‘ti'e Birthday Opcnk 'i‘ucsu
. our opening until it unlock. ' 2 _2
you tinned that lit:
2. 7 rilElitiiT out water...
“West Bound Train Il‘elayeti
.‘Iof
1 thin
1m .
bomber in Wall inched
111%.; proud; Amputation '2
IN NOWAYTON SUNDAY
Three Hours by the Breaking
a 2 Beam - Watering
2- Trough Damage
”ow—L...- M‘
. A freig‘bt wrcclt occur-rod at. Row
nylon, yestcrtlay nflaruoon. which no-
tieesitnted the services or the wreck-
lug angina and crew anti hold a train
up about three hours.
A heavy Mfroignt wall proceedlui:
west. about noon, when one of the
beams on a freight car broke, and the
car settled onto to the track the
trucks running offothtI rails. The train
was brought to a stop‘ as soon In» bos-
slbic. and before further damage was
dome to the cars.
which runs between the ratio was
bent. outIIof shape. and a large quan~
lily of watcr, ran to waste before titt-
suppl'y‘wus shut. 00'. The accident bap—
period at 11' point .Iuat below the little
house. occupied by the pipe tender.
(1116 of tho trulnmuu rutu‘rncti to the
signal tower anti word was sent to
Now ilaviIn.. 'l‘bc wrecking train and
crew promptly ~resp‘onded. and at ‘11
o‘clock thojururit. was clear care more.
“.0. ... ...-.. .-—~—.m«
WASHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY SEN-
IN L
The Evening‘ Sentinel will be issued
next Wednesday. Washington's Birth-
day, as n tuorntntr paper. Advortlsei
meats, Items of news. etc” should
reach the oflio‘o of pnbllratior‘l during
the afternoon of Tuesday
BARGE IIeEnwmn‘" ‘
WILL BE nosed" mpu
Arrangements Millie to Pump
the Vessel Out. Put on Patch
and Tow tier to South Nor-
walk
The work of raising the sunken ,ronl
laden barge t}. F. Burwlnd. which sank
scvcral days ago in the channel near
Betts Inland, while being toned in by
the tug' Battier. was commenced this
morning. Captain Tlmmlna. of the Bill“
lcr Wrt‘rkitlg Company. has the. mat-
ter in charge. Captain 'l‘immons is
not only gcnerul superintendent of thc
company. but an i‘xpi'l‘l. diver and with
tan auulalnnt will patch up the boltI in
the. barge. 'I‘btI hole was discovered
‘by an Inspection made yesterday to
be ill 1th port butt of the bnrg‘o
This morning it “its intcutlcd to
patch 1th bolc and pump out IIlt'.’ bargo
Currier whit-b equipped with
pumps. wcut down the harbor to do
the. pumping. It is bellevoti that it
will be poshiblo to bring la the barge
tonight so that her consignment of
coal may be unloaded at the wltarves
of the Ferris Coal Company
WILL ELIMINATE SECONDARY
FILTER.
I
Water Commissioners Hope to Have
New Work Done for $50,000.
Al 11 meeting of the South Norwalk
Water Commissioners, held Saturday
night. it was decided to advertise for
rcviat‘d bltla eliminating the construe;
lion of the ancotuiary filter. which
would be this factor contributing an
[initially it') tho boavy expense. Tho
elimination of the secondary fillet“
would mean a saving of at least $10
000
Commissioner t hrlstlnn Swalta said
that lduglnoor W S. Johnson of 3.3%;
ton, would be talltul here In a
days to soc wbut lit-nut of cxpenno
could th cllnllnult‘d so that the filter
may th constructed within the appro»
priutlon of $110,000 voted at a city moot.
lug bold several months ago.
The bids on tho filter. which were
reccntly published In The Sentinel.
worn nil t-ourltlcrnbly oviIr tbo appro;
prlatlon._ but tbc- commisuioncrs be.
More by trimming How can get nomo
kind of a blow conniructod for the am
ount of tho appropriation. They will
ionrn moro of a definite naiurtI nttilr
Mr Johnson's vlail. ,
w...— .1.. .3..........
AN lNDUSTRY INCORPORAT D
Martin aim. Jr.. a Company He.
Capital of 0150.000.
South Norwnlk paoplo will I.
pornlinn at Albany. Now Y.
week. taken from tho New
.4“
ultl:
"Mn lln llama Jr. 81 (‘1 many, or
New ork t‘iiy. capital 5 0.0011; di
rut-12m. 0 Frauen Bitten and bowls
ll Rogers. bf New Yor city. and
Franklin A 1.1111011me Norwalk.”
“1.-.. .A..
(1th PROPERTY T‘I‘ACHED.
Parlors wcro norvod day by Deputy
1IEllerIff John W Bout .v in a unit by
nun-n.
1111111111.“ Property m it“! by Mr. Smith
wt‘ut ,nttacbod to the ‘illtli‘ of $100 Thu
suit In to recnvcr 562. I difference
of opinion martial waited. Mr. IBrcn:
tum wne in Mr.
beforc‘ the tie.
, Paporn wore a
Shcrlff John 'iIVI
. aloud ll‘i‘ ll. 1101'?-
Wollemflto with
defendant a 011111102 '0 ”1‘2:
'1' 910m in returnable to
‘, lrt on to firm. Monday of
the tow‘l‘t‘
noon. I»
The water trough ,
at low tide. IIThe Raoul steamer Bond '
You“ ‘i.
' Muslim/bunch
Thom“ Brennan an tint William H 2
8 little employ. Till; p
was
they at a tutti. (OH.
THIUBIES
Both Leaders Said to be All
verse to a Sirlite,’fAllhough
Men Are BeedyeBellols
Counted. Sunday‘But the DI-
ilcial Figures Are Not Divul-
god
um ’ HAVEN. II‘cll. lid—Timothy
Shea. the second v:itc grandmaster oi'
the Brotherhood of ilailto‘ad Firemen,
who has been assisting the adjustment
tommllico of members of the Brother-
hood employees on the New York, New
ilpvcnmnd liartforti railroad in. the,
pt‘ostnmtion of tnclr demand for spec-
laI rccognltlon by I.|l(.‘.‘t’0ml.lii.ll)‘ tor
the cuglnoors who belong to their or
guization. wont to New York today.
He was accompanied by a nub commit-
too of the adjustmcnt cpmmittec and
their mission was said to be the hold-
ll‘louoytItl interests cloutI lo the men
agctnent of the railroad company."
front whom, according to Mr. Shea a
umgestlon of arbitration was received
last Friday. During his visit to New
York last Saturday, Mr. Shea had an
intcrrlcwwlth the sender. of this ar-
bitration proposal.'and the purpose of
today's conference was declared tobe
inc elaboration of plans then outlined.
and the presentation of a new proposal
u tilt". officials of the railroad.
Mr. Shea and mombereof the sub-
committoe left here by the 8 o'clock
morning train for New York. They
declined to any «infinitely whom they
would call upon In New York, or to
lllrt‘lo'st‘ the identity of the "moneyed
Interests” concerned.
'l‘bey professcd themselves sanguine,
however. as to the unit-mun of the ar
bltrntlon move, and said there would
be no strlkc during this week at least.
it is 11311160166 that another poll of the
mcmbcrs of the Brotbcl-booa employed
on the railroad system will bu tukcn
should the proposed new negotiations
with tho company fall. The vote,
which was counted yesterday. it is ex
plnlned. was taken bclorc the dual re-
fusal of the demand was received from
tho committee of the company‘s dirot-
torn and bctort: the situation bud
(Continued ‘“on Fourth Page)
WILL SHOOT FOR INTERSTATE
TROPHY.
Rifle Aneciuticn'a‘i’lan- for "Good
Old Summertime."
The first annual med’tlng of the tit
rot-tors of the New England Military
ttlllc Asunciation was held In Boston
Ifllil week, and it was unanimously
voted to procure a trophy. in be known
as ibtI New England interstato Trophy
and that. cat-11 state should be luvlu‘d
to furnish Its proportionatr- part of tho
expense; the trophy to rcnlalu in the
custody of tho atlintntll gcneral of the
state winning It. for One year, and to
be competed for at each toulnnmotlt by
teams from the various stains. A
tournament will be held about tho last.
of .July or the int of August; port, the
limo depending somewhat upon the
dates not for the camps in the various
states.
Matches will be shot for Interstate,
lmoutnl and compnn‘ loam tro-
pll , I-Vl’rizos will also {to offered for
indiv 1 matches. '1‘th tournament
will pro bly cover than days and
will be 1131? at the new range of the
Bay State liary Rifle Association at
Wakefield.
‘ lilztt‘li cw, [at “d J‘tiltc has four
. of mg 1103‘ t of tllt‘t‘t‘it’ll‘..
(lonnoct ut'a rcpt-anon atlvca be, a
ntIntIrn "ennui M (In... of llurm'n‘ti,
icnei't ‘llukaoll Frost. 3011‘“ NOV-
alor f“ 11111 "f 50010
.Il‘
‘ lI‘t‘otn till“
1-1‘ the oillccrs wo
folloyit. outI atnto haunt: .
and curb of 1111I pinur
ilrtIaldtIul: .
I’l‘G‘KIiIf‘iII- :fllonul lulu 1
Vice- l‘rcsifl nth—«t‘ oloncl
Forum). It. Cicnrnl 1“.
ton. lilo; (ion at fluorite
(gonna fl‘cnm‘nllA; D. Ayl
(oloncIJ JD, liliucy. Vt.
Secretary; and Truanur
out John .‘11‘. I’d
Captain 15.1.. IIIMI. or
is (‘onncclk‘ut‘a reproacnl
conlpctltlop commill‘t‘o
proponitlol for member ‘
mltirosaoi'l‘ .‘to the harbor
Main titre-let, Woburn. tutti
I » ........... 4-... lat l
TWO,1€ILLDD m 31th
Boiler and ‘ll‘git‘iio Hilltop
. vlifo. chiral Mine ‘ keel.
vi... 1). Edwin»
«.Xplosltm in Pro coco mlno
ncar Fit filalr‘svlll Ifiovorol arc
. and many
, Iluvcu
, on lilo
1
t. Claire.
wrecking 00“ 0I er and canine
, Twelvn in: no wore lninrtut
'l‘lwo hnvcmin‘rc ‘ Ii and tln‘tIc nro
iy burl.
.1 ‘.
no on" can in: oiuouws‘r
at iluniluet of tin. .i‘im walk
held lorrow Gill’fiflillil? at. the mini
)1";th Propriotor fluorite D RIIK‘
unit nrrtlngililt an olal’mrllln .tntmn. .1
3 it: it’ll: ho a number of spank
n‘ocmlbh. '
1m lat-air bur urlu‘
If
tailor-1.11mi the tune to fail and
ny. Mrs. Mon-
30 you and just in:
'IIK‘ yard 01
ll“! 'I‘I‘fi-
hint; hint brunt.
tube 1min
him it
ing of a second conference with “the“
I train.
' to that city during tho day. however.
.....
iii story Of "'Way Down
“R ll tr to ho retold ill the
on Plans today if the.
Hilton .1. blanket. of
rue. She claims that
also of Fairlieitl, foolv
lilac marriage corotuouy
‘ erscit‘ his wife. until
, or off when, like the
t c, pastoral drama, silo
, awful position.
She ticsl‘rpa to bavo the law compel
Mr (hay til par for the maintenantc
of her son am in Hartford on Jann-
my 21201 whom ubo says he is
the 1 than line also has a suit claim-
ing 1 largo‘ amount of damages for
brooch of pi‘omlsc against Gray pond-
lng in the Superior Court. Gray dc-
nica the alipgations against him
1
'I‘Ilf‘t ,
nasty. to“ Ilioward .1 Curtis
i‘t‘ir Inlay [but no Judge E. S Banks,
who up ‘ for the defendant, has to
attend tho legislature on Tuesday
Gould & dwappom for Miss Mee—
km- 11' as ”will probably occupy
two day ‘ . .
The cone as first tried before a
justice off? bk Waco in Falrti'eld.
11ch his} dict in favor of Miss Meo-
' cE defendant appealed front
the (‘ourt of Common
T‘llc ovldmic‘o testified to by Miss
blocker thtu ‘that 1-100 and Mr. Gray
wont to a New \0111 hotel where a
man uppoarcti who announced himself
all a mlniittor. trio performed the mar-
ridge ceremony and she thought her«
self legally married.
At a subsequent time. Mr. Gray told
her that. the marriage was a "fake."
and that the minister was not, rogu~
larly ordained and was not qualified
to national the ceremony and conse-
quently she was no wife at all.
TRYING 'I'Q FOLLOW HART’S
MOVEMENTS.
PROVIDENCE. 2R. 20. “The
local pollen today placed themselves
in communication with the New York
police in an andenvor to trace the
movamen of John A. liar-t who was
found do: on the Joy Linc steamer
llarchmont. yeblorday, under circum-
slandcs believed to Indicate murder
The putborities bcrtI think that by in
he“ took tho boat they may get some
clue to the murderer. At present the
only definite circumstance is the fact
that a passenger wearing a flannel
altirl and frot-lt coal was soon acting
nervously and repeatedly asked If too
boat would arr“ photo in time for him
mutton the 12%) clock train yeatrran
for Boston.
SENATOR! CHARGED WITH BRIBI
ERV.
SACRAMENTO. (311111;, Fob. 2cm.”
tt-r doiiimrntlng for nearly four hours
tho commitim appointed to investi-
gate tho bribery (‘Ilfll‘gt’s Involving
State Senators. lI‘nnnlons. l-‘reucb
“‘l'ilziil and thinkers, has completed
Its report, which will be filed at to-
day‘s scssion of tho Scuttle, While the
plumbers of 1th t-omluittco would not.
giro tlirt‘ct nnpwtu‘s as to wlteibcr tilt"
rcpurl will. rv‘t‘ommotld the expulsion
of the act‘uaotl men. Senator Snulpsnn
snitl: "'l‘lltI loport will recommend that
tit-lion 1n- taken in 1111- canon of 1th
senators charged with bribery."
FOUND DEAD IN A BLEIGH.
\VINS'l‘biD. Feb; Lids—Coroner Hig-
glui. was hailed to 'I‘orrlngton today
by Medical Examiner Ilancbetl of that
plat-c. to Investigate liit‘ death of Bcuc
dict flicks. aged 70 years. who was
found dead in his aloikh nonr ’l'lll'u'in-
ton Sunday. ’I‘bc corout‘r said before
leaving bcro that there were several
rumors of foul play and although be
attached no grout Importance to them.
I‘“‘ would lllvt-stlaaio the case careful
I, .
ADMITTED THEFT OF SECURITIES
Stiili’i‘iiBllllltllIl, Manet, li‘cb. 20.—I-~
llcru‘lan S.1Cltonoy, who yostcrdny ac—
knowlctlacd that in“ had lost securltlca
with a face vuluo of $285,000. of which
310.000 worth arr twaoiiablc, did not
luuvtI for llouton totlnr on tho curly
it Will; tprcctr‘tv nc would go
1111 t'ililllllli with his attorneys regard-
. lug pinlln lacking toward the rccovcry
of NIH ,pnpcrn. Invcatlanllona bore
- wort- apparently at a utuntlntlll.
ICE LOCKED BOATS iN HAH‘BOR.
'l‘ho tarantula-1 (7in of Norwalk and
Martin started for New York ltnlt night.
' but were unable to act. out of the bar»
bor. They went as for an tho'cronn
channel. where them was a large ac-
cumulation of cake inc. 'l‘licy buck—
cd it. for homo time but In doing so
2 the ldaalo 'tlrllabod ill ono of her planks
and it litlctllllo hocoulihry for her in rc~
turn to bcr wharf to be patched up.
At 111.1111.an bur cargo was nbiltod so
no It“ bring but look above the Will
or no.
w-.. .a—m ham—.—
For the ilrat limo in tho history of
Ibo harbor on tbs;I it‘c. l'oalertlai Dr.
A. N. Clark In his openly machine.
Won «town to frilly Knob and started
out on tho ire. , Ho vialted Tavern In
laud. bmith'u‘ land fibeffieid on tlu
Sound and W: 21!, f‘lubbcll’ti inland.
'l‘lu‘ icrI which in very thick and noild
was IlIlI‘I'N‘lIy auto and tho hoavy our
chino struck no soft 1mm.
WW”...
e‘rock antitank 101mm DEAD.
1'.
he Ininry. flag for 11 Ian: linin- ‘
I1111111111an), N 1'» Mb 20.-fiicero
iitunll‘u; founder of tile Vlilunr
Iiiot it li‘arm, oi‘BIlllIZI‘i ct iln- National
Trolling Annuniiltlon. and fatbcr of iha
grand circuit. died early totlnv. lie
was born In 1810. in Allalurlltn, Colnm
bin tiouhiy‘. litr.’ ‘Hnmlin had been alt
tion was specially 1
lie ‘
ventlgatlng Hart's movements before
AUTOM‘O‘BILE CROBSEs/HARBON.
Norw'nilt- an automobiio but aroused.
HIS Hill [[133
”‘1‘,
2 .I I
Explosions of Chemicals and
Falling W‘ails III the Whole
sale Distt‘iicl Make the Work
of Firemein Dangerous and
Add to Ihii Spectacular Feel-
, urea
‘r—---
iNDIANAl’OLIS, lnd.. Feb. 20—41119
property loss by the fire in the center
of the whole-aiale district was today
piano at $1,100,000. Insurance $826,000.
The eltllbfilfltlli of chcmlcals In the
boiler &'Peim tch house with the ac
compnnylng bursts of flames, made the
tire a spectacular one. Falling walls
added to tiltI danger Incurred by the
firemen, one 01 whom suffered. :1 I)l‘0Ii~
on log by a piece of flying tImorllitc
There were many narrow .scapos from
death
Tho flames were confined to the
burned district. which adjoins the 11n-
ion stutlt‘m, with the g1 eatcsl difficulty
Several times the flames crossed the
alloy which connects with other lead.
Ing wholesale houses of the city, but
each time that fire; was extinguished.
'1‘th concussions from the chemical ex-
plosions brokn hundreds of panes of
glass across Meridian street The
burnt district In bounded by Meridian
stroct Louisiana strdet Jackson place
and an alley.
Sparks front the burning buildings
flew over the city, carried by a high
wind. Men were stationed on roofs
retired after watching the adjacent.
fire in the Wholesale district. The
tire on the roof of the Grand Hotel
was extinguished after an hour of hard
wark by tho department. The loss
was caused for the most part by wa-
let and relic-had $2.000,
,ATTEMPTED INCEN DlARISM
CHICAGO. it"‘ebl 20rd can of gain
oieno oil soaked cloth. and a sub-
sutncc said to be nitroglycerin.» w:o c
found last nit‘fht, when tire was dbl
00191611 in tllt tailor shop of Chariots
Pass, in the Morrison 1111th Bull-
t‘li‘ug. Clark and Madison streets. 'i‘bo
blaze, It is declared. was of incendiary
origin, and thin pollcc are making an
investigation.
The file caused much alarm in the
hotel building it bciug tho tillld limo
ulllllu 11 “cell that hotel guests haw.
been amused. Only the promptness 01'
lb. 110th employcs prevented an all
ploslon, as tllclblaze had almost tcacb
cti tin; gasolinit‘. More than 2110 ghosts
worn in the hotel. No one was injured
bin sPVt-l‘lll chiatnbcrmaids on the sec-
ond floor ticvinloped hyattIrit-s.
Students Save Santa Fe.
SANTA Fe. N. Ill. Feb. 20—»b‘tudt‘nts
from the ludidu school four milnu out
have saved Snafu li‘e from destruction
by Ilrv. lI‘iamtis brokc out in the (meal
luminous i)itl('iii in the placc,{spread to
other stores and tint-atoned the on
lIl‘t‘ t‘t)IlllIl(‘l‘('I.'.lI district. 'l‘hc local
ill'clllcll calltItII on the Indian school
for aSHIHialli'l‘i. '1‘th boys dragged a
hose (‘an through tlnI mud four miles
and the 11le was brought under ct‘m-
irol after It had caused a 108:4. of $75,-
000 "lwo Ilit‘lilell tvcrc 111111 by falling
walls. .
Danbury linkery Loses $3.‘000.
11.111131111121900. 20 «A tire which
\itilit‘d from burning 51011110 in the
bakery of Mrs. s. P. Atldis. Main
utrcol, this morning, did damage to
tho building aiiltl commits ostitnated at
$3,000. The building, which was own-
ed by \it's. Ailtiis was‘lnsured
Mp. "mm“
oaiTlpARY RECORD,
JAMIIIS REYNOLDS.
James Reynolds tllctl at. tho an
linren hospital \Vttlnoudny night from
a short llluouu with put-11111011111. Mr.
ltcyuolds baubcun (Imploycd in Now
lirltulu of Iaito tutti wont home to
Bradford from them 11 Mick. ago Sat»
urdny very ill llo not. 3:: years of
age and is anrwlvotl by a wife and two
small children one sister. lire. Moore.
of New Haven. four lll’oilltll‘ii, Frank
and, ilenry, ti South Norwalk: .lolm
'1‘. and Stephan, of New Haven.
FUNERAL Oil“ W. 8. A'l‘lildlt’l‘th.
The funerali of the late William H.
Atlu‘rlon Willi held yesterday after-
noon at: clock from his rcaidcnte.
It (loltlcn lllll street. Rev. W.W
Ilnnvan pnntnr of the noun. Norwnl‘k‘
Methodi‘at Church. officiated. The pull
bearer-e were 05ch Remington. 'l‘hcoo
tiortI Knapp. ““m‘ W. Powell and (litur-
ion l“. llnllock 'i'be interment was in
Plan inland CI nictory.
lI'UNidRAI: Oli‘ MR81"M8WRT.
The funeral of Mrs Burnilla logbct‘t
Willi bold yi terday afternoon from
bar into rosldi‘ncc In Elizabeth atrcct,
at l p m 1th W w '1‘ Duncan pitti-
.lor of the Fin 1 Mothodiut Church of»
Minted. The interment wan In Film
Inland Comet ry. ‘
F'llNlilltAL ‘Ili‘ MR5 AN‘Dfill‘tfii‘l‘lN
'i‘llo flincrtll of the into Mrs. Milt?
' Anderma was hold this afternoon at 2
ooloclt from ht‘r into restitution In Win—
fluid direct. Id iii. Norwulk.‘ ,
bin-sites. l i to going to niarry a phoi
Irwmi‘liifll". the [NIH each all uuruiilcti
disposition.
May-“Why
hill 1 lint/o
turé of a new
1 tomaeh-0hloi
honld you think so
soon whim tithe the pic-
without rump losing 11.0
a News. N“ . We!
IERII‘ME PAPE‘B COMPANY
HAS A SMALL FINE LOSS
Deni-end (lesion of th Boiler
Room Damaged by Hot Ashes
Thrown Against ,Them
The Norwalk Fire Department was
called out to the south end 01 Water
stteet, yesterday afternoon. in rt»
spouse to an alarm from Box 34.111
Chapel ctrccl. The Ille‘ war. found to
be in the. ballot loom of the Jerome
Paper Company Water strcot.
Previous to the pending in of tho
.Hose headquarters and constxiuentiy,
when the full donut-uncut anived the
Hope boys had the blaze practically
out. The tire was extinguished willt
a slrcluu scoured from the bytlluni at
the corner of Menard and Water
sttoets.
'l‘he flames were confined chiefly to
the door and (increasing of the boiler
room and the damage, therefore. is
only a few dollars.
It is supposed that the tire was caus-
tItl II) but ashes (flown from under the
boiler and thrown against the door
while the fireman was clcaulns‘ont
the ash receptacle“ Smoke waadISI
covered issuing from the boilermom
In considerable quantities wand >2an
alarm was turned in by Captain Eph-
l'iatn Mark, who realities nearby.
The big boll In the tower of the old
town house did not ring. but the indi-
cator at the Main street tire house
performed its work in a proper man
1191' File shot: at the gas plant suc-
carded In getting in its shrill work.
TWO MURDERERS
HANGED 1N OSSINING‘
Frank Rimieri Killed Jacob
a Brooklyn junkdealer. and Adolph
Koenig, who strangled Mrs. Mary
Kauftman to death at her home in New
York. were put to death In the elec-
tric chair In Sing Sing Prisln early to
day.
out without incident. 2
lelcri and Pinto were rival junk-
dealers in Brooklyn and the murder
of the latter was the result of a quar-
rel over the ownership of a quantity
of old bottles.
The crime for which Koenlg paid
tho penalty today was commltod in
May of last year. Aco outing to the
cvidonce brought out at his trial he
had lived with Mrs. Kauffman in a
Wont Fin-ilotb street house for new
oral works. (in 11ch night of the mur-
der the couple had been drinking
hcuvily, and when the woman refused
Koonig money which he demanded be
bot-auto angry and strangled her to
death. He then attempted to end
his life by driving a knife Into his ab-
domen. but rociverod after several
wccks.
Albert ’1‘. Partrlolt, the lawyer who
is in priuml llll(It’l‘ sentence of death
for the murder of William Marsh Rice,
had requested that the body of Koonlg
bu cmbulmotl to total. his theory that
tho outbuilding fluid would producea
tongtIstion ot tho lungs like that pro-
duced by inhaling of 1 bloroform. Ricotta
lungs. were congosuetl it was alleged.
by chloroform. Koenlg had asked that
Ills body be actuated and Patrick 3 11}
(input was denied.
A man who worries bout the short»
comings of others boots watt-hing.
FOR SALE.
I' FOR s-ALEw-Bl‘lfl'l‘ ‘OiI‘ TIMOTHY
hay. $10.00. ton. Best seasoned bard
\vuotl. block or split by 1th cord 37.
Fat hops and plus. (2'. 1... James. (‘ou«
ncctlout Avt‘nuc. So. Norwalk. {17 iii
FOR SALE—ONE :10 "011519 PO
wcr upright tumor. and 20 horse power
horizontal engine need four years.
both in first class condition. Will
sell at half of orglnal coal. The Nor-‘
walk Box Co. 1 17 if
CEMETERIES.
Rivorlido Cemetery—Namath Conn
eeventy acre: beautifully locatcu
lots to suit all. it In wine to select a
lot while you are alive. Apply to Geo
W. Voorbeos Superintendent on the
mum!- I d 10 '-
Both executions were carried‘
regular alarm word was sent to Hope '
and Workman to‘ Elect Dele-
gates to Act on the Board _
sr. Parnasnuao, Feb. 20.--Seun
to1 Shidlovskl. president of the coin
misaion appointed by Emperor Nicho
his to ascertain the causes of discou- ‘
teat among the war as cl asses o
Petotsbn'r'g, in a notczlaaued tod
tiles the employers and workm‘ ,‘
elect tfleplcsentatives to sit on the
commission. Factory owners and con—
tractors employing not less than a
hundred persons are entitled to elect
fifteen representatives of the different
industries while the workmen of the
‘ vzuious' stablishments can choose elec~
I
- ontoI cal line.
to protect tho buildiaga from the Strangled MI'S. Mary H
sparks. Early today the Grand Hotel K ff
was discoveredl to be on fire A gen-t, 3“ man
egalhulai'm W18 sounded. tiugsts at «bu-«M'-
t 9 ate werti aroused and dc from 03‘SINING y, pep
we” rooma Many 0‘ themrhad “‘5‘ leicri. who Nmurdered Jacob Plnto,‘
i
tols‘ who Mawb 3 will elect fatty-five
dolcgnter. to serve on the commission.
(Continued on Eighth _ Page). .
WANTED.
W ANTE DFABOARDERS, AN D FURL
nlsllcd rooms to let. With heat- and
i-Ipiixilcge of 111011.21 Union Street,
South Norwalk,01)na.
WANTEDwGIRL-IS WANTED FOR
PIIllO and “0|le Koefllg‘squab butlnoss, steady w.ork Apply
at Stiuab Farm end of Newtown av-
120 iii
WANTEMOAIPMENT ENGIN~
oer v 110 tindexstnnds piping in factory.
polfimnu AddrtIrs Engltlccl'.:Soutlnei office, city.
1'20 3t
waureo~1 6.000.10er AN
to take orders and deliver teas. co oea,
cit-.121 South Norwaik and vicinity.
Route partly established. For particu-
lars address. Eastern Estate Tea Co.
"86:18? \Vesv. Street, Now York City.
1 1’20 it
W...“ “-2
WANTEDwTiiE PARIS CLOAK‘ ‘&
Suit House 33 So Main street. 80.
\ot walk an advance unto of ladies'
suits, and tklr‘té made lib our own
“01 it‘sbop bv tho bust men tailors to
110 gout-‘11;
copyright. from St Louis Riposlttou
(1f the l’al‘ihi‘an‘ styitIs we will offer to
you now truth a great reduced price
as :1 little latter when the season
starts to we will imvo to charge more I
for them because we will have to pay
tnorc for making. We sell for cash and
save you money. {20 3t
WANTED—"A HORSE SUlTABLE
for the milk husiuotts. Answer im-
mediately stating prlce. particulars, 0.
Addrcas llorso. (‘flre (11’ Sentinel 120 ll.
WANTED~RESPONSIBLE MAN.
with loam, dcliver Nursery Stock, 80.
Norwnlk. April. 'l‘o right party. good
pay. Must furnish bout rcforonccs Ad~
tit-us Plants Box 178, Hartford t‘dnn
f 20 2t:
WANTED-~l..-\l)lldt-i AND YOUNI‘}.
lllf'll oatn $20 a 1000 copying at home.
No mulllugm t‘nuv nosing. Everything
rntnisbt‘d Particulars frcc.Ro1yal
Supply (‘0. 0.”: 13.111 boldt‘r stroot, Rox
bury Mflsi‘l‘ I 1‘20 3‘1
WANTED .. LAI‘IY 1 Oil GEN’I‘LE-
man of fair education to‘ lravol for a
firm of 3250.000 capital. Saintly $1.072
per your and announce; pnid‘wcokly.
Address M. Percival, South Norwalk,
301111.19th ‘20 It
WANTED ._. XMMHDIATF‘LY A
gill to 11pr with core of children.
Apply to Mrs. J Dutu’or‘tlcr. cornur of
What and lliitb streets South 1Nor
walk. 731.
WANTED - nmaoiv wmnvnas
and weavers or any kind of fabrica.
to work on ribbon loom Good waded.
steady wotit. Specially Vravlng Com
pany. Sbolton (‘onn Trolley or train
from Now Havon or Bridgeport. fill it
TO LET.
1‘0 Lérmroauisaho noon. Paw.
lieu: of bath. second floor. 21 Maruhull
street. :20 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES. .
IT 18- ALWAYS WELL. TO nib-on
THE MOVE. it;
Anything you have. In this line from
uhoe box to a piano will root) 3‘
prompt atlcution by dropping a card‘
to Expresemun W. 111. Barnes, it How-
itinn keynut‘. Dani Norwalk. 'Sltlics at
liittn BI'UYIIIIIKO and William anannn
hunt Norwnlk and 5.11 filtovont‘i. so
Norwaik. fill ill.
J. A. RUDD! H. PRACTICAL PAINT
or. Paper Hunger and Decanter. m
milled submitted Allure”. M
uncut-racy - rrr‘
think at that: comply
build In the: 1101:1115
npeoillpatinna null
Meade; 2
Pbonc.
'l‘lll‘llll To
filth!!! a‘t‘i‘l
WM
um»
I w. 0. RNA». “dull-nor. tat.»
omit. foot of Findltlin. 611.0010“ ‘
wit-at 11. I011,“
‘ ’raoaunntoluat.
, Loam. ' . 1 , ‘
LOST—«PARS nook. no. 12,413 on
n'l‘lte South Norwnlk flavlnnn Bank. .,
lI‘nlndrIr will 1110mm lunvo cattle with.
tho flank an nnymont on name boo
been stopped. , fill} at
1.097 - sun or Italian all»
when Jihahe oboe ubnp in No. hill
Bi. and Mines llnwuon II‘. malt. WI 2.
tumult siren: kinder all he rowurd‘o‘fld
for return of name to tblli‘ on till Iii
macaroni ‘ Olin. 22 2
suptovuaur Aoebtivu
J. Wilcox announces ‘2‘“? he
inhibition on 01111110310111de agency .
iii lianfurd plat-:- and (implicate Wit 2
for all olunacu ol‘ appllctl‘iite. .10 if "
linen 'ro LADfll’. unnatural
kale this molt wow
(I. Wt‘lllitlnit crow
lili'IilitIiitIil and trolling 51‘6“,
’bel‘ilitotla hair. tuition 1111de
flfinilutlv .Itc roytIti
by
tritium _ 2
moved bill toe the United ‘.'rrt-
Bank Vitamin Madam“ , , , il‘t.
. 91:1 1...... In in 11111
:20 3t ‘
Our suits and skirts are
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Norwalk Chronicler