Hoopt Mr; Gornoll's offer;
‘ 'ount desired a twolvc years leasc of
Eittared, at the South Norwalk
Policemen as Second Class Matter.
PREPARING "II IIIE
to Accept Them——
’ ‘1 Salary‘oi Policemen Not Yet
Settled
‘CA special meeting of the Norwalk
lty Council was held last oveTIiux.
‘ toicloar up the business of the fiscal
at; that a clean slate may be
”filed to the city‘s annual meet
his, next Monday night.‘
Councilman Edward H Morchousc
a tied in behalf of the committee
it looked into the proposition of
‘Cornell to lease Klondike
up it was not advisable to ac-
I'l‘lIc appli-
the property, a small strip owned by
the I city on the east side
- of- lhe Wail, street. bridge. II
was Mr (‘orneli s intention to
place it building on the property.
for the privilege he was willing
Ito pay the city 3100 pcr Icur.
Sever 1 other offers have been re
«Lived at no action has been taken
régar'ding them. One man offered
52. 000 for the property. AIiotheI was
desirous of. getting it fifty year lease.
for which he would any at the rate
of 8120 per year. in addition he would
build a Substantial structure on the
property and at the end of the lease
would give the building to the city.
During yesterday a Main street
business man hpd approached Conn
‘cilmau Scofield and offered 812 pm
month for the diminutive piece of
:uud or would pay $1200 in cash {In
,_ .
For the, P°llcemcn.
ll) ordor‘that Chiéf of Police Thom-
as Bradley and Captain R. N. More
house may enjoy the increase in pay
of twentydlve per day designed for
the whole force, Councilman Scoflcld
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b...‘
(Continued on Sixth Page).
Emma Lsnoycl Brought Frank Roby
From Hungary. But Their
LaWIGooied.
At. least anomalies r it.
the Map ear, but imi‘fll‘tlfi’fi 1%i
from,
t Iii
the young woman, who
'carricd t)lll tbs lcup your
plan of proposal. WllilLHIheT‘ prcscnts
back.“
Emma lvcngyel, of SouIb Norwalk.
had a lover in far-away Hungary. lch
was a soldier brave, stationed in bar-
rnclts at liclyeze, Hungary. it was
a childhood love and whoa pretty
Emma came to this country. lmr bcart
remained true to Frank ilohy. who was
still carrying a musket in the "old
country.“ Shc thought of him and
the pain of scpuration did not abate
with the years lilut'iiloy were apart.
Emma prospered inItlIis country. hilt
Frank did not piospoi at tho trade of
arms and the money for tho pussagc
that no mighi fly to ills suwcrthcart
was hard to secure.
Emma bccnmc "Wino” to tho cuuioni
in this country of lIIIIIp your proposals
so shc pioposud to Frank by mail She
was willing to unity the noun» through
no ubc soul along a foreign money or-
dor to dci‘rnI thc expenses of tho trip
across sous. She also sent him an cu
gagcmcni ring.
for $60 and tho ring was worth $30.
She did it up brown certainly. lI‘rank
canto to this country lust Novcinbcr.
Soon aficc his arrival lIcriI licI "got
said foot," as tho siting cxpronsiou
goes and his lovc for lIlIIIIIIu cooliul.
lilo did not want to marry bcr lliiil Ito
did not waIII to pay back Ibc silo. nor
1;ch up the ring.
,Emmn made up but‘ mind nficr that
that slic did not want to marry him.
but. silo was point: to uni Ibo‘sc pct-i4-
ahla buck. no silo conilllltoil Allorncy
John Kcogh.
Thu ('3in was sctiiod. howovor. out
of court and now l“l‘lllik IIud Ellilllil
meat as siI‘uiIch-n. bill. aim has Ibo
proaouis buck and tools frt-c to bestow
hcr nut-curios no sonic oIiI-Ir youmt
man.
“MM
STAR OF COLUMBIA BAZAAR.
m
,‘i'hm Nigbtu’ Event Drought to a
clan.
Thu bunni- of Hilll‘ of Columbia (iii-I
talc, (ioIIIpnnlous or hurt-suns of Ann
tartan. conic to u ciouo bud audit. and
tint throe liiitilis which it run in lied
Men's iiull Wcre all succcastIl. A
limo amount of money was cleared.
The following prourmii was mounted
Tut cvtutiulil
My Gcnrvrwc. Mfifloiiln: Witch tho
Fluids Arc Wbllc Willi liaislos. Wil-
'lluiii affliction: onx Me Miss Altos
(luhiili What tho liraun Baud Pinyin).
Joe Ito Mutton.
in the report or the cuinhulumeut
of Saturday night the nauw of Miss
Elisabeth Marking was not attentional)
I: having sung. Mini ilarklns was
nuthusiasticclly chem-ed.
IW~MAM.
DAUGHTSNS OF iOAQILL-A.
Attila meeting of Catholic Union
flotation. Knights of columns. of Non
intact. orbiting. inc calamities on
the revision of tin: “Halon of the
council still on the iiiion at a
I. litii‘ lsahdlla re»
a naught“
pitch was ink
ii committee
cast! action
rod for two Wits.
dIii-fliiiiil
fl. ’1‘!)d whorls of ,
orcpicd and in I
7 Add
happily, and now there is?
'l‘bc moucy ordcr was
ANNiiA ,OiTY‘ MEETING
propriailons
A spmlal meeting of the South Nor-
walk Common Council was held last
evening to prepare for the annual city
meeting.
The Inecliug was collar! to order at 8
o 'cloclt by Mayor Charles E. l‘.)ow The
full board was present. The reading
Clerk Taylor.
Thewcontiuct foI printing the oily
reports has been awarded to the City
Printing Company. and the reports
will probably soon be issued.
A resolution was then passed cull~
ing the, annual city meeting at Quit-
ner‘s HallIon March 6 to vote on the
matter of‘the city budget.“ ‘ The bud-
get prepared is printed in another col-
umu of The Sentinel and amounts to
$42. 590, an increase of $1,055 over that
of last year.
A resolution comprising the budget
was then passed A request from
Herman Quittncr to erect a barn was
reformd to the fire commissioners. This
meeting then adjourned
500 FEET A MINUTE.
Big Output of the St. George Pulp and
. Pop er Company Plant
it is stated that When placed in op-
oration. the new plant of the St.
Georgc Pulp and Paper Company in
‘Norwnln will be cnahlcd to tIIIII‘ out
500 feet of pubeI sixty lnchcs widc
ovary minute. As it is intended to
operate the plant lernty four liouis
per day. a little figuring shows that
‘a- day's output Would make ll. path
sixty inches wide f0I a distance of
more than 136 miles
The plant is Iapidly ncariug com-
pletion and will probably be rcndy for
bIIslIIcss in a few weeks.
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“-c...
’ NORWALK CLUB POOL.
Van Buren and Olson to Play Second
Round of Their Contest Tonight.
Two games were played in tho pool
tournament of the Norwalk Club. for
the consolation cue. last evening.
H. B. Wigham, 55. defeated Frank
A. Van ‘Blll'en, 150, by the score. of
150 to 62.
in the other game. W. C. llnur,
was victorious ovcr E. M. lIlmI-kwood.
5.0. by‘ tho scorn of 75 to ii.
This cvcning. Frank A Van Enron
and AVilllnIn L Olsen will play the
second round of limb lIIdiIidual con
Inst .
..
to,
Boys The Sgulre Place at the Corner
. , of Elm and Berkeley ‘Strecic
Henry TI‘ Coleburn. of thc well-
known firm of jewelers, (lolcburn und
lnIudcr. bug purchascil tlIc ('Illill‘lf‘s E.
Squirc place at tho corncr of lIllIII and
licrliclcy strccis.
it is undorstood that Mr. Colcburu
has pIIrclIascd ilic propcriy for n ros-
idcncc and will movc into it shortly.
wlIlI his family.
HELPING FIRE VlCTlM.
A subscription has been startcd in
New Cannon, for thc usslstnuce‘of J.
H. Silverhcrg, the merchant who lost
all of his stock of goods. and was him
self very seriously injurcd, in :I flrc in
that town Saturday. About Slob had
bccn subscribed this IIIoI-ninu.
uméuuts bolus: rccolvcd by Editor
Kirk and the Now Canaan posluinstcr.
Slivcrbcrit had no insui'nncc. and thc
loss is all ”In morn scvcrc bocausc
of tho pcrsouul injury which has I'cu-
dcrcd him lIciplcss. 'l‘iic subscrip-
tion pnpcr is to bc circulntcd 'III Slam.
ford
ATTORNEYS ARE lN HARTFORD.
llcarlugs aII- bciIIiI, lIclIl today be
fort» ilIc Judiciary CquIIIiIIcc of tho
llcglslnturc on the bills relating to
line local town court. ()uc bill is to
prohibit either the, judge or iiili-iilclflit'
jutlgc of lilo lowu court of Norwalk
i'rom practicing bcforc tbc court and
tho socond is a bill provenilug any
judge or ussoclulc judge from pruc
iiclug bcforc any court of which be
may bc juditr- or ussociuu- juduc. Quito
u uumbcr of local utiorucys arc in
Hartford today in rcitnrd to tho bills.
COLONEL RUSSELL'TO GO TO
WASHINGTON.
(lcorgo 1). Russell. propriotor of flu-
lluiul Norwnlk. was in Brooklyn last
night, attending tiIII annual inspcctiou
of tho ’i‘hil‘loctiib lit-gltimlil. Now
York National Guard, of which its is
lllcutcnanl Colonel. (loiotinl ltusscil
will no in Washington with Ila: rug:
lawn), to ho proucni at tho inaugura-
tion of Preaidcnt itooscvclt. The
start from llrookiyn will occur lI‘rlI
duy night.
MR, PURDY GOES WEST.
Calvin 'i‘. l’nrdy who has been tho
rcpicscniutlvc for tho Siclncrt Piano
Company for several months. loft to-
day for lloulsvliic. Kcntucky. whore
bc will nsuumo a thin position with tho
Baldwin Piano Conniany. by, which he
wan formerly employed. rs. Partly
and daughter will join Mr. Partly lat.
er. Miss Elisabeth A. mm a skiib
iul pianlid and bright lmniucsu woman.
has suucocdcd Mr. Purity in tho mnna
nutrient of the Washington about
more-
mu.“ mu-M .9. can»
mourn or run causes.
The smoker of Norwalk Aorta No.
sac. Fraternal Order of illusion hill
bo"tisid in tho Town Assciuby flab
tomorrow night. cuiiIniciicinc lit 8: i0
ocock. The physical cuiturc clubs.
which wait to hand. there no.4 br ll
positional.
”um W . .. .
GOING ‘ro OALlPothA.
Judith Ann 13 Woodward of Nor
walk. left town this morning for (bill
locals whcrc. tic will probably remain
liar a numbor of moist
South Norwaiklon‘ \iolo on Ap-
$42. 590.
March 6th in Quiliner’ 3 Nail ' 1
of the minutes was omitted by City,
Consulting Engineer Joseph B.
Rider Gives Some I, Methods
in Which Present 80th Non
wa‘lk‘Water Works Can be
Ilmprovcd Wilhoul Enormous
Expense of Filler
NorIWIlk, Conn. ‘
ii‘ub "7,1905
Evening Sentinel. So. Norwnlk, (.‘onn.. '
it is at the request of chiiIiIi tax-
payers in our city that it you can
spare inc. space to publish the. facts
below I publicly cxpruss my approval
of your bank editorial of even dutc.
via: ‘Thc Filter Question. " in which
So.
‘ you discuss tho matter in not only a
practical munncr but correctly from
an onglncciing and biological stand-
point.
As i iiiidcistand tho mnttci, $50. 000
was the oilgluul (Istitunti- of cost of
the filter plant proposcll; 300.000 was
(enough, and now $15,000 additional is
asked, tanking $75,000 as the now osth
muted first coat. for it plant (or 50 per
ccnt. cxccss) that was first. estimated
it) bu opcrutcd for 2,400 per your, ad-
d‘IIIg u like 50 per ccnt additional, $3,-
000 pct uunum. us the lowest probable
cost to operate a. plant admittedly dc-
signcii to remove the only tool c disc
of objection to the water supply; via:
instc and odor for a week or more in
the idle summer, when as a matter of
fact. as by the editorial suggested
ibcre is a fur cbcapcr way to loosen.
if not roinovc. the cause for complaint.
I hove hesitatcd to unpl‘css on own--
iou ltnouiug i will be Ichltcd with
IIltcrlm selfish inciIIcs. This is posl
III cly not so, for InI (algagcmeuis llilH}
bccn land will be for yet-III. such that
identification in any way with tho pic-
ucnt in any otiIcI loc I1 projcct would
be a a samitlce of more rcIuIIIIIIIIIIiwI
cinpi ynicnt cousuuctlng water works
and water purification plants and glv
lug expcit testimony in olbm holds
1 yet vote lIcIII my family live here,
but otherwise i have no other luau)
list-crusts and simply pr’lx'scui below {I
to“ iacts that can bc stibstaiitiuicd by
anyone.
1f the housc, barns ctc.. of Mr. liar-
low, situutcd with in about 1.000 i'mi
N of the discharge pipc from tilt“ mlddlc
I‘coervoir and within a low not of ibc
rcworvoir itsclf. arc 'I‘cmovcd. as
ucll lit-I thc closet ol the up
iI-II' licldcu llili Distiict SIlIool and u
it II oIlIcI souIcos oi (’ililli'illlllililml.
at little cxpcusc compurutircly. lhcl‘c
Would be littlc or no dangcr of typhoid
or other zymotic gci'IIIs cIItcring tlic
water supply. )vcu should Ibcy so
l'lilt‘l'. they can livc in I'csci'voir II'iIIcr
only from our to six wcclis, and tlicrc
would not bc onc cliiincc in a thousand
of there dclchI-y to consqucrsI lI‘cIv
citics hiIvc a supply with loss inhabi-
quls per squurc milc lcss than 50
pmple. thus contamination from nlli‘
sidc soIIrcI-s at small cxpausc can bc
I'lillllniiltiti. ,
’l'lIc only objcctlou to lili‘ wutcr sup-
ply is on account of I'cgctublo :IIid
HillUi’ organisms iIIIpurllng a bad tuslo
to tho watcr for a short pcriod cIIclI
your when temperaturc is high. rcscrc
voir low and otlIcr condition.» as now
txiwiillg fiIvoriIbic for (their growth.
'l‘licy can bo I-cmovcd by uuc not
two "filiruiloIIsJ‘ but.I’iltcr or t‘iltcrs
will not IIloIIr,I rciuovc tho ciillsc for
coIIIplainl, for uftcr filtration. though
ibc organisms may now bccu rcnovcd
Ilic ionic and odor of III-riuln sprrcicu
will bill iiII.
’i‘o [cure a room with a choir uticr
Hooking docs ‘noi I‘cilIoI/c ihc odor
iro‘ II it iioIn lili-l room. To rcinovc tlIc
odoi you must tlIivII it off by Illicit
ill.- plIIcIIInI-nt with an by opcuinp' a
window In oilicrwlsc.
Lilo-wisc lhc filtcr may I‘cmovc IlIII
organisms but not tlu- odor from cor
lulu spcclI-s. l‘ropcr IIIIII of ilil‘ llliibi
bu uscd IIIIIch-sIaIIdlIIuiy or it will in-
(‘i‘t'lil-lf‘ lilt‘ lI'oIIblc by illilklilK i‘iII’III'ulIlc
cuvlrmuuout for morn objcctiomiidu
oignnisuiu iliiil odor from ilIcIII. i do
not IIIIIlIIII-Itnnd that tho Diiill liltilltihiul
iuaurcs tlic rci’nuvul of all odor iii :Iii
ilIIIcs if indccti at any Now.
Again. troubic occurs only during tIlIII
warm period. wlIcII lllc ilIcrIIIoIIII-tcr
couiprlu our to buy icc. not at all whcu
ico would botiIIIr III tlic l‘ilicr plum.
Why than providc at u cxpcusc o.’ thou.
sands of dollar to covcr it with II mus-
oury roof; lIchu if Ibcrc was troubln
with the waiter in tlic wintcr scnsou.
and clothing was occcunuiy. iI llil‘lll'ilil-
m to out thc iciI IIIIIi rI-Iuovc (ii-lion”
than to cit-an undcr covcr and thus
town in claiming to. soil us in mm
out on tho cost of tho roof. lluhmn tiIII
tictuiitul plan for dictating Ibc oId siyic
of covarud filicr its udoplcd is IliffI-Iclii
than at similar largo plant» of illiif‘liI
unity the uamc design. it. will be for
tours cxpcnsiw to opcrutc than clniuI~
all. and will not always git/tn SiliiHTiiit~
fury results, owing to cverytliliug bolus
in "tht.I dark.“ and duiccts hi‘ddcn un-
icflh water is continuously daily nuI
alysod and the defects thus traced and
remedied. ,
Three thousand. Iii: hnmlrod dollars
per annum. cost to opcrnir. uipliiillzru
at four nor with. equals 000 000. Add
to this first rust or til. 000 and wc
luIvrI $100000 as tho sum p'Ii-miicully
rrprrscutiug lilo propust-Il inic lIiIIlli
to not lid of tunic and odor (Ind \I-l
in added at him chino fora-o
a law Weeks pcri sour if llic prop Iscd
plans are carricd tut Al four III
ccui. this rcpnuciiia an (unpaid cx~
pense of $0.000. to which should bu
avionics, row
a
1 adopted.
, of about $0 not fun;
appropriated. so as to ho surn and bowl.
provcu to ho. injurious to houlliii for
This bio
on about 01 her cunt,
the extra cost.
agrconisnt as to its.
joctlonublo tunic
This Islx dollar
is fully as much as . I
now scrape together.
it doublcs tholr our
cost. if so, why a
cheaper method of p
dune water routs ’
some twcnty filter pin
ali- arc. it success, non
amount in proportion, l
tion but one or two 9.
simply for an obj‘cctl
in lSlil hethcl. C
ally the some troubl
at times here. Anal
ill hone men-
liad practic-
hud or have
. of IUiB two
-iu_e, and res
ntlcal. 'l‘en
filter. Wa-
id (to quote
cI-voir conditions are
ycaIs after construction
for Commissioner Hart.
i’Iom his letter)" I
".‘tlean flltcr one ,p
or JI.1ly lI‘ any to o
to much in favor of
Avogpge cost
$35 (thirty-
optilation 3. -
pr-opci $.1000 (not infill). ug ‘ervo'liu
or $120 per vcur Ive, ifav loss than ave
cents per aununi por , ta. lllter in
continuous use except: or two days
not your while cl‘cdnln pay no at-
tonlloii to it only once . year. Tho
watci cominls. toners fol Inc to write
anything I saw iii on sign tlI‘olr
iIIuIIIIs.“ ' * ’
Signcd. f'. W. lim‘l.,A. , V. Twins. A.
’l‘, Nixon. Water (to missioncrs.
it only costs live no Is at Bethel.
why should it coat and llur per cupi-
tu peI anIiIIIu foI puio ' for, or twen-
ty times as much out fifteen miles
way under same local: millions?
I recently completed t i-‘alrmonz.
West Virginia. a filter and aeration
plant for 15 000 peoplc, I- about dou-
blc our population W h excavation
nil in solid Iock. All In crisis expon—
she, and sand and .1 coming by
Iuil I50 lllllcu from i’l
I'oui miles by toad up It Mountain tho
Silt‘i Icsst'ul opcintion Iva . only a llttlc
ovcr $30 000. 'llIcro. up ard filtration
was ndoptcd the sand. I d bolng held
by :I nah Ttiili foot trot the bottom
iii a propcr svstom ot' ndordrains ii
tiu\\"‘ii\ViilI| cur-wot of 0:“ ed watci for
ll icw Iulnutcs cleans a filter bed
with’ no «upciisc to: ma iIl labor. loo
Icuiovul bcfoIo Ilcnulng, ool’s. 0‘1 dup
llciuc beds at tho Him. a ‘d all subject
to constant daylight ii pcctlon.
IiIct it Is an artificial opting;-
spiuigs illi nupward u I
' it. ‘ ' l~‘dt’)’
hood gvmfli-
lm i't'llliiH'tl by tho system pmposcd‘.’
i know that tiicy will not always be.
rcIIIovctl._
lion-us of otlIcI-s than myself, exv
clusivcly iii wulcr works and water
purillcutlou busincss, can and arc will-
log to Icll you that not $3,000 but
$50,000 is ample to not. only purity illltl
fortify against contumlnntlmi from
typhoid lover and utln-r zymollc
ch‘IIIs but I'oInoI‘c llIII odor and limit?
bcsldcs. and for loss than $3.400 Dfll‘
dIIlIIIIII as cost to opcruic. ’i'licy will
not only tell you. but. back up tbclr
sintcmcnts with gunruulcc and said
that bonds,
A combined cxpcrt canon of ellglil‘
i'L'l', biologist and chcinist, not chemist
nbmc. i uni prcpIIrI-d to provc, wmild
shcu illill much can bc douo .iloug lhc
iincs summit-d in your mbioriul as to
drawing: wniur l’roIII Iiccpcr rcsci'voii‘.
us has: clsuwlII-ro bccu done with suc-
ccss. rcducluu il' lli)i cliInlIIutlug thI“
troubic yrnriy at llllliil. This would bc
poslnvc il‘ tlIc i'cscrvolru :Irc scpurntc»
ly mnucctud to thc p.pc liiics loading
In Inwu, so IIlIcII \vufiu- is bad in mid—
Illc rcscrvoir, innit-ail of lctting good
IvulI-I' from ilic prcucui upper rcscr~
I‘llil' flow into it and making a groatcr
amount of bad Iviilcr. ilIc good could
go IliI'IIi-Ily to tho city. Supploincnt
this with a rapid, lIchpcIIsIvc tcoiu~
pumilvciyi mit'i' bud ucrntiou plant.
lilill ibc wutcr supply would iii" always
-l:ltl~ililt'itn'y br-yond :I doubt, and for
icsn that" tho lirsl pi‘oposcil cost ol
(Hippo,
iI‘uilowcd to its loizitrui iIIIIl r-IiIsoIII
:Ibic conclusions your editorial sug-
Ii.- lions would now tbc tiprIchIs not
.I ccul loss than S‘. moon on \i’cilucsduy
night. and IIppioxtIIIIIiIl) $2.000 pi'i‘
:quum cvt-I'y your iIi‘lorII'rIrds in cost
in opcrnlc plunt, or III-IipitullZIIil a total
saving oi fully Tripoli, or ii sum cquII
to ill' umouut unkcd Io bcgln opcer-
llonz- with.
This is not all. ,ch i will not born
couuidcr Ibo clfcct of tho IIrraiIchucIIi
of plant brim-c thc |li.'U|ilt‘ will llli\'f‘,
nu Ibc wnlor‘prcssurc in lbc "hill scr-
t.ion" of Iiic city. now surely liltic
l‘lltiilMli uud oitcii acro. ’i'o so con~
IiiiiIr rcqulrrs Incliulctii discussion
burn out. of place. Suffice it is to any
that iIuotlicr “additional" Iippi'opi'iii~
lion ui‘ ilvc llgitrtu for first trout and
till uuuuul min of four will noon. at,
oIIcII. hIIII compuisiw.
Fi’l‘iillg that l MW“ in pi‘csrnilnu‘
lhc ulmvc i'uclii griIIIicii tlic rcuucsi
liHiiiIll of Inc. It is with tho uroatcst
porronni rrcpcct for tho cmuuiissloncrs
iud otlicru lII charm that i cloud. hop-
big that wbuicvcr tiItI dcciuion on
WI-Iiiicsdny wooing, that it will not
in» rcgrcttcd. yet. now is ibc ilmI- to
bc frank IIII‘Il wolg‘li the cost and mu
suits. .
ltcspcctfully submitted.
.lOSlt‘i‘ll ll. ltiDllilt. C. 3.. MI it.
consulting idiiulnccr.
. , LOWTHERu-BLlGHT
LONDON. l-‘th. 28.~«Allcc. tliiilfl'b‘x"?
of Ailicrtoii Blight, of Philadelphia.
was lilni'i‘li‘il this nitcrimou at All
liaiuia' i‘hurch burn to (icrald bow.
lib-II. IlIII neviv liliillI‘ll tIIiIIinicr to Idol‘-
(U, iiiiil I‘oiuirrli- till.qui‘..liL‘ with:
til it it I.I§II Iliiu.
lii'iiisli (illiAliir
5r»,
muck d J l
Limit own 001' Mi! I.. l‘ l , I
-' liiirr‘tiiilu in l' ..
til. it. Salli): it Go.
hand
attic.
. in turn notified
lBI 113, and than,
lulu! cost lot the purine lion plant in _.
il‘.
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[All NINI i N
Unknown Man Who was Ev-
idently Employed - at Some-
time on the , Railroad, Badly
Manglcd by a Train, Last
Night
An unknown man was killed by a
freight train last night about 11
o'clock at. the Fort street. bridge. How
hc met his, death has not yet been
learned.
The crew of the train evidently
knew that the man had been killed. as
they sent word to the South Norwalk
signal tower regarding it Police Cap
tain Pennington was informed and he
Medical Examiner
Huntington of the case. Medical Ex~
muluor Huntington ordered the re-
mains taken to D. W. Raymond's unI
dcrtnking rooms. lie has not as on
completed his investigation and ren~
dored any cause of death.
The bodywas taken to the under-
inking rooms of David W. Raymond.
means of identifying lIliII.I lio had
evidently been oniploycd on Ibo Phila-
delphia & Reading Railroad, as lie-.bud
of some (rm-boys. The ordcr was sign-
ed byli. S. Morton. conductor. He also
had :In min timetable in bir- pocket.
in one pocket of his ovcrcout was
found. a cold chisel, with tho marks
"N. Y.. N. H. & H. ll. R.” on it. in
his hip pocket was a brand new ivor-
Johnson .32
bars of which were loaded,
two being empty. A low innit-hos, lit-
fuuud but no money or valuables.
’i‘ho man was very warmly dressed.
wearing a dark overcoat. a dark un—
Ilurcoat, a blue vest. a blue flannel
shirt, a black Alpaca shirt.
striped black and white ncclitlc and a
heavy linuncl undershirt. Ilo wore a
Ho was a. man oi
youth.
in rags and cloths.
appiuhntly twcnty five
had just started to wow u moustache
was a Hungarian.
ills skull. Ivbilc. nppurcuily lltli fruc—
turcd, had rccclvcd u scvcro blow
which might an'c bccn caused by his
accident and might not. limit
.IIIil in all probability dctilb rosulirul
from loss of blood.
”4- Ivas found last night by tho sldc
of the railroad truck at Fort strict.
ldast NUl‘Wlilli.
TWELVE MEN LOST.
Schooner Jesse Maison. Goes DOWn
off Tomalca Bay..
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. Fob 38s“
The schooncr rcporlcd lost off Tn-
illflif‘s Bay ycslcrtluy bus boon idcnll-
llcd as tho .lcssc bliitscu. loaded with
gran-1. 'l‘u'clvc mun “'l‘!‘t" aboard her
at ibc tlmr» and all were lost, accord-
ing to u Ilcspnich rcportcd from tho
l’oinl llcycs Station.
'l‘hc schooner Mary C. which at first
was Ibougbt to bc ilic stranded vcsscl
in safe.
iNDlCTMENTS MUST STAND.
Mrs. Chadwick's Counsel,
CLEVELAND. 0.. lI‘ob. 28.
’l‘aylcr. oi‘ the Unlicd Sinics District
.i. i’. linwluy, couuucl for Mrs. Ullllil'
wick. that tho two lilillt‘illli‘llib‘ I'clurli-
cd against nor by Iiiu,I i‘odorul jury on
Full. ‘31, ho quosbod.
iNl'i'IATiNG A STUDENT.
chcful of tho Norwulli siudcutu bud
conuidcrublc fun with non of tonic
Iiumlicr ycutcrduy IIflcruomI. 'l‘lIc mu»
Ii4~nt was given tbc thirty-fourth drII
grcc in tho initiatory curriculum. A
iliil‘iit.‘ilri was schII-cd i‘I'oIII ii llvcry alu—
blc and the young IIIIIII was driven
about likc u horuc. Ai'riviuiz in front
of II drug. storc. ho was tied up to I
bitching post and cot/crud with a homo
bluukct. ills colupuulons wciil lucid:-
and indulgcd in soda and prior rc-
ri’l‘lilllllg ihctuscle-s uulllcicuily. Ilrovo
off again with the young man. who
won inking tho. initiation with siolcul
fortitudc.
«balance of our muslin undcrwI-hr
in tho mark down suite, Burunlns
you may dopcud. M. i-i. Smith at Go.
THE lNCOMiNG ADMINISTRATION.
'l‘bo rcgulur IIIidII'ouit praycr nibbling
will in» bold in tho South Norwulk
(sougrcuullonul Church. Thursday cv-
ouing at 7. iii o'clock. The topic will
bo "'i‘ho incoming Administration."
llllii .ludgo .iobn H.14igiii. will speak
on Prcsidaut ilooaovolt, hill rccord in
Ibo past and whale Wu may axpoct or
him in tho future. Judge Joseph R.
Taylor .will speak on the members of
thc cabinet. and their rccordu in tho
plot and promise for the future.
“um“...
VAHNALL HANDED VON ounces.
culpabiciii’tlla rob. 28.-iiharl4m
Yarnnll was banned here today for
tho murdoi- of noun iioyuc. Un May‘
7 iiiiili, found! and tho woman. who
um. bill ‘3‘? yours Illl rIIiIIriI‘I'iml now
w ill!" lililiii‘i'i). Yarnall removed the
m... I Inn Ll itiliill. poured lac. on
t’vl‘i‘” '4 I“! and act licrcloiliinu on
iirc. ‘ ’iitrii in a hospital a tow
incurs lutcr. _ , ,
where the clothing was searched for
it train orth relating to the slowing
calibre pistol, tbrce chum-
thc other
tic bits of paper and string II'I-ro also
with a
pair of brown strlpcd trouscis. a pair
of bloc scrgo trouscrs, II pair of bluc.
denim ovcrulls, ills loci were swathad
high
chock) bones brown, cuIly lIIir, and
ills touutonanCc had u sallow rust and
his «t‘catIIroi-I ilvould indicate that he
lcgs
\Vi'l‘i‘ innuglod and out. below tlIc kncm
Judge Tayier Overrulcs Motions of
I».lIIIii;o
Court today, overruled Ibo inoiiou of
,I J. Wilcox announces that she has es-
i-“air ,tonl‘ hi I
‘ Materiy, w has.
“NA"W
Appeared Before lusiiccilayucr‘,
Today.IaIui Seemed. to Like
Attention Given Her
NEW YORK, rep, sis—Nain'rauei»;
son. the show girl who was being huld‘
in the Tombs prison, to await atrial'
on the plunge of killing Caesar Young,-
wns taiicu befoto Justlcs Gaynor in
Biooklyn. today, on Wilts of hubeas
‘cmpus and of ccr'tloiari, obtained by
nor counsel on the ground that she had!
been deprived of hér constitutional
right to a mutant trial.
tilt-l. attorney. aigument on the writs
were postponed until tomorrow to al-
low Assistant District Attorney Rand
to be present. Mr. Band has conduct-
ed the case against Miss Patterson.
Miss Patterson left the Tombs prison
in cheerful spirits and in the hope of
securing her release from prison. in
on to~Brooklyn in a trolley car. Whilo
awaiting; the arrival of the car, a
crowd gathered about her and many
photographers attributed to obtain a
At the request of an assistant dis- I
the company of a warden shc. was tak-l
Only Nominal Damages Award ,
ed by Judge Robinson' III Suit]
Against the Connecticut Raii- ‘
Way and Lighting Colbpan
by Girl Who was Burned by
Hot Ashes
Decisions for nominal damages to _
the amount of $50 for tho plaintiff it) I
each case was handed down by Judge
Robinson in the superior civil court
yestcrday. One was against the Con-
uocticut Railway & Lighting 00., be»
lug that of Vera iI‘itzmaurico. tho _
threcyeanold daugther of Frank
Flizmumicc. of Nox walk. who was
snapshot at her. She sccmcd to be
amused, not annoyed by thcli efforts.
An immense cloud gathered around
ilIc court housc in llIooklyn and
when Miss Patterson arrived them the
court room was crowded. Acoumpau-
led by her father and the ‘l‘ombs war-
dcn. Miss Patterson was escorted to a
scat'ivitbiu- the bar enclosure and the
proceedings wurc begun. The prison-
cr chatted and luughod with those
around her.
Justice Gaynor appeared to be great-
ly displeased with tho acetic and when
the request was made for an adjourn-
ment of the case. until tomorrow, to
allow Assistant District Attorney Rand
to ho present the justice asked if the
adjournment would necessitate inc
presence of Miss Patterson in court
at that little. "1 do uOt'want a repoti-
tics of this scene with its retinas and
following in this court. room," ho said.
"it nppcars tome that it would be on—
tirtly unnecessary to require tbc pres—
cncc of this prisoncr in (Wool of tho
rouucst for an adjournment being
granted". .
Assistant District Attorney John.-
slonc replied that he saw no rcnson
why shc should be taken to court again
and the adjournment was granted. As
the. priuoncr find her escort left the
. court room, tbcy wcrc followed by n
I‘l‘ulii crowd, who surged and pushed
around them until tlIcy boarded a
..trsct car for the return to New York
and the Tombs prison.
TOWN COWJUDGESHIP.
Aliiii'liev Leo Davis and John Keogh
went to Hartford this morning to ap-
pear before the comuiiitcc, which will
hear the bill of Senator Donovan.
striking out ibc amendment to the
statute that. allows illf‘ judges of the
local town court. to act as prosecutors
to tbcir own court.
TO LET.
TO LET—~NlClI1lJ‘ lI‘ithNlSlIlED
from room mm or without board.
No. :4 Elizabeth si'rccl, So, Norwaili.
(‘rIiIu ' [28 31
T0 RENT~~ON CEDAR STREET
list of live rooms. city and well water,
fruit irons and pardon. lnquiro of
Airs. A. J, lit-lib. b'l ticdar strocl, So.
Norwulk. fBi tf
TO LETw-lim'rw‘ NO. ii llllltlil'l‘T
Arc, with all iquI-ovciucIIts. inquire
19.,A, Woodward, 40 North Main St.
f3vl if
CEMETERIES.
Riverside Cemetery-Namath COnn
seventy acres beautifully located
Lots to suit all it is wise to salact II
lot while you are alive Apply to Geo
W. yoorhess Superintendent on the
"mind- d in 0,)
BUSINESS NOTICES.
J. A. RUDDER, PRACTlCAL PAINT.
or. Paper Hangar and Decorator. Flatt.
mates submitted. Address, Madison
street. foot of Franklin 0p..Luthor
Wrilht’l all ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—~41 HEW.
inbllshod an {Imployumont ugoncy a)
1'! ilnnford disco and ruin soc urn wm i:
for all classes of applicants. jtl tf
FREE To LADIES SiI‘CilitiNCi
licltcts this Wonk. two wocks' treatment
frcc. Wrinkles, crows fool, plmplcs.
blackheads and frccklus romovcd. Btu
partitions hair. moist and warts par»
mnncuily dcslroycd by electrolysis.
without pain or sour. Consultation
free. Business or branches taught. $15
up. Madame Frances Murray. 06 So.
Main arrest.
i PROFESSIONAL.
i ARCHITECT ... rr's '1'le To
think of that cottage you re going to
build in the spring. Formica: and
specifications call or adore“. Harold
Manda, Architect. Wasport Conn.
Phonic. 9.4. Westport Dlvluion. 130 at
w. a. KNAPP, Andi-ll'l‘m‘l', HA6
imam his odilcc from that United;
Toll
badly burned by playing upon a pile
ioi' bot ashes which had been thrown
iout of the company's power house at I
Not-walk against the fence abut“
illllg h‘ltzmmulces residence, destroy-
ing the fence to that the child. up»
mindful of danger walked upon the
pile of hot clndcrs and ashes and was
sovcicly burned and permanently in-
jurcd.
The plaintiff allcgcd that the faith
rips worc due to the company's negll- _
genco in Tim repairing the fence. and
claimed $5,000 damages. The court
finds that the child was severely
burned as .allec ,ed but does not find
that hm injuries che due to any neg.
liccnt act of the company or of its
workmen. At best the court declares
the child was but a trospasser upon
thc company's premises and the com-.
pany owed her no ditty except notI
anomaly or wilfully to injure her.
Undui‘ the circumstances the court de-
cidcs that the defendant cannot be
liable to the plaintiff for not having
its pile of cool and ashes protected
and guarded and in a safe condition;
owed to the plaintiff under the cir-
cumstances, nor did the company
0er any duty to the plaintiff to keep
up a division fence betwcen its land
and the adjoining land of Patrick
Fiizmauilcc. .
The court finds that the ashes Wore ‘
dumped upon the dotcndttnt's own
lot. whom they had a porfoct, right.
I to be dumped, and that the injuries of
the child wcie due to infantile lite):-
pcrzlcnto and helplessness for which
the defendant cannon be‘ held mando-
slblc But the court. grants nominal
damages of $50 and rcudeis judgment
lo the plaintiff to recchr that sum
with costs.
The other case was that of Leon-
ard S. Demon and “115 against the
DunbuI-y & Bethe] Street Railway Co.
The plaintiff was injured by a collis-
ion of lrollcy cars in llanbury. The
plaintiff claims he was on a certain
car at ihc time The defendants by
many witnesses. proved to the comt‘s
satisfaction that the plaintiff was not
on lb.- spcciilod car at the time of the
collision and awards him nominal
damages of $50 with costs.
HOME MISSIONARY MEETING.
The home missionary meeting of the
Woman's Association of the South
'NorIyalk Baptist Church Will be held
at tho church, Wednesday afternoon,
at. 3 o'clock. The subject of the meet-
ing will be “Our Oklculaisflh Miss
Mary Robbins will lead the meeting.
lung Y. Mow, supeilutendént of the
Motning Star Mission." of New York
city, will be present, and talk about
his II 01k uniting the Chinese. A very
iuth estiuir program has been among-
cd, and a most Coxilial invitation is
cxtcuded to all ladies to be proannt. To
those interested in missions it is ox-
pcctod the meeting will prove a rare
treat.
SAILED FOR DAYTGNA.
Mrs. W. C. Jcssup and son Clinton
sniiod today from New York for Day-
tonII, Florida. They will'atay in the
South until Spring opous up here in
the North.
WANTED.
WANTED ~— itElI‘lNED YOUNG
lady desires boarding place for one
or two in private family Address 1’.
0. Box. 381 St). Norwalk. oonn.
WANTED-vii GlitL FOR GENER
at housowork, or one wiiiin to have
good home and wages. W. . Lynch.
Nowton Heights, Conn, :27 3t
WANTED --« A l’OSlTlDN BY
young lady as gcnoral office assistant
or clerk in a slum Addmul or call
13 llnniord Place. So. Norwalk. f2? 3t
WANTEDmFDUCATED PEOPLE
(turns) of either sex to follow ox»
Icniivo nowapapcr advertising in tho.
NoI-wnlits and vicinity. mini-sneer
rcqulrcd Address, Mammary, l3 Or-
chard airoot, Norwullt. f26 6t.
WANTED-«TWO STRONG GIRLS
age; about 18 yours. at Old Well
laundry. . .- . :25 3t
1031‘.
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LOSTWA WATCH FOBI Wl'l‘li
initials "iii. ('I 13" lost bemoan the .
Congregational church on tho (ii-ooh
... "Winslow-g“: ___, _ a”...
w
flank” big. to it Monitor: 3t. -
' ‘ iii bio
FOR SALE. ,-
' FDA “Lu-vomit 30 uoash PO-
wcr upright but her, ouu 30 horse power
horizontal casino used four years.
both in first class condition. Will
soil at half of orgilltii cost The Nor:
first]: But do. . f‘i ti
. in
and (tract) Church. Boldoa ovarian-
Will finder plduila chmmunloatb with
NM Sounds] office, Norwai or adult:
Loa‘rws'r llOY’l‘u
uvI‘uI-diiy silcruooh. ii 1).:
hooky coht‘uiuinu sum of t
clots clog, kinder wiligit
sumo at identical Dulce.
Norwalk Chronicler