. 8“th _ , mm , .
‘ . than ”133%?“ psi” m algae“ Nam oi“
survived the accidents and habituation and" salary service at l he
of the tint thirty hour-II or the slit timid III ‘ ‘ r, , it: oh. at: no
bicycle me ill. distilled Boueto Gur- ‘ ‘
den out! still romlintdi in the radio .
when the ruin rose! today WhileI oeii
. twelve Moghemmen he dedmthe titularI
we re n It ‘ stout: a mum lilo "not! vet. m bben a rd
shaped traokr.‘- Throughout the nitrite by. Mr. I, re o: anyone else ennui
there were oceosiouai falls. but no also aid mm It. rim-mu. (thumb lines the
bitter, Underground Bail-
h till Chinatown Furnish
for Speculation and
veeilgatiou by' Authorities
JW YORK.IDGC. i3.~—'l,‘hrco of New
3, great. highdays the river, the
round railway and the street
'hat dark section known as
F datOWn." where mystoiy is even
it, each i‘urnisliod a polite my-
today. In two cases Iho subday
hlnatown, death had tome be
the victims and the investiga—
In the first the. police have only
mangled body of a man who, be-
he hurled himself before It
y moving train, had taken every
on to Ix:onIeai his identity His
hing unmistakably new. bore not
is distinguishing punk and not
’a trinket was found in any of
tickets The man was about it)~
he of ago: weighing 170 pounds.
‘ flVO foot. nine inches In height.
_ ‘durk hair and blue eyes and tho
dcrupulous cart: with which he was
dressed indicated that he was not a
laborer Beyond those mtagro details
wever. nothing is known. 'lhc man
jumped directly in ront of II pain as
it. swung into the 137th street and
Broadway station of the subway His
bady was litoIaIly ground to pieces.
The Chinatown mystery was the
nth of a woman, Lottio Lauc. II
bite woman. whose husband. a
inaman, (“Hi It short time ago
“allege then shc. has boon liting in Poll
eat in the house of Mock Duck. one
he most notorious of tho (‘hinesc
_ers in NW Yolk who Is now on
pricier awaiting trial on n I-hurgc
murdci Lottie Lane had throI
_ here last night. a Chiuamnn. n white
than and at White woman. During tho
will. these callers summoned a phy-
stolen and uotiiiod tho pollco that
their hostess had tainted while she
as entoitaiuing them. The phy-
clan who found her dead whon ho
ved regarded the death as sus~
(ms. The police put the callers
tinder arrest and began an invostigu»
On.
The central figuro in tho mystery of
‘e river Is William Bullingor. aged
"years. a markotman. who says his
e is in Lambert avenue. Yonkers.
owns dragged from tho lust ilivor
our the uppor “ml or IIIIIII (:an curly
V ' morning. more IIoaIl than allvo.
tugboat captain who had heard his
ble cries for help. Ilnilingor said III-
e down from Vonkors yostordal'
h aloud of produce and :Ii‘tIIII dis
5 his warI-s siuriod out to on
.1“ self. iio IolIl IIIII police thpt IIII
. holed IIttlo from law last night
1 he was found struggling in tho
-.ar At first tlIII polloo WIIIo in-
ad to hollow that tho pIIIIilI-IIIIIIIIII
Bailingcr might. Intro. been met-oi)
result of an :IIII..IlIlIIIIl but thIn
h surgeons in tho hospital round
the man had a iracturod skull.
investigation was bogun.
nhei Wobor. Ii ‘Zit your old girl.
" the fourth viutim found lying
d,.gngxcd and senseless in tho
by of tho meno in west Ilint
t. where sht- l'tiNiIit‘Ii with two
Ill com unions. all» was tIIIIoII to a
ital or home she was IIIIanII to
the pollco any information which
X iii assist. them in location illil‘ au-
Idlit. The girl was found 'I)' u mlilo
, ii. who aIIIIIIbIIIIi IIV"I' hor pro:
" form in ”to iiill‘it bullwuy whip
We ninklnu. bin rounds curly to.
”ditto tlmo .Il'lt'i‘ nhv rouohI-Ii liii'
its]. tho \oung woman rounined
loudness long Itno'unb to declare
lilo IInIi boon attacked by II
swam-n» a». . .- a... . m
my. lip who III careful
expenditures and loves
w.) is on the sure road
“ An account with this
. greet incentive to:
,{inuid up your funds.
whom
an
apatite or it mum‘
- every six months.
Hat-wait
middletltred men. She stain become
unconscious she could give 9. dark
cription ot the sentient.
WEBTPORT MUSICAL SOClE‘l'Y.
tun—u...
’ Norw'slk Arum Heard at the’ Rest
deuce of Mr. and Mrs. A. 8.
Hurlbutt.
Last night's musical of the Westport
Musical Society. at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hurlbutt. was a
most. successful and highly enjoyable
function The audience was a large
land appreciative one and heartily ap-
planned the fine work of the artists.
all of whom were in the best ol’ form.
They were Miss Clara Beach, vioc
lin; Miss Cora Guild, suprano; Mrs.
Wallace Punzelt. piano; Chester H.
Benedict, baritone. and Miss Florence
Baldwin and Mrs. W. F. Osborn. ac-
companists.
The program of the evening was
the following:
Suite,‘ from Shakespeare's Hamlet,
.......................... Tours
The Ghost.
Polonlous.
The King‘s March.
The King’s Prayer.
Hamlet.
Ophelia.
Funeral March.
The Burial of, Ophelia.
Miss Beach.
Selected.
_ Miss Guild.
tut Adagio.
(bi Minuetto
Mrs. Punzcli.
Still wit: the Nucht ........ C. 80th
Mr. ‘Boncdict.
Beethoven
Seioctcd,
Miss (luild.
Rustic of Spring ............ Sindlng
Mrs. Punzolt.
(a) Myself When Young. from 'I‘ho
Persian Garden Lehman
tbi in This Sepulchrul Darkness,
Beethoven
Mr. Ilcnedlct.
Logondo ................ Wiouiawskl
Miss Beach
ELEVEN LIVES LOST.
m
In Wreck of Steamer Lunenborg,
Ashore Off Magdalen Islands.
HALIFAX. N S.. Dot. o’.~—}l Icvcu
Ilvos wcrc lost in tho wreck of the
Stcamcr Luneuboig. \vhlIh Wont
ashore yesterday morning off AIIIlIorst
Harbor. Magdalen islands. according
to a private dispatch rcccivcd born to-
day from Mont (love, near the scent: of
tho wreck. by Leslie Hurt & Son. own-
ers of tho sicumor. 'I‘he stoamor had
a crow of seventeen, and probably car-
rioIl sovorul pnsscngors. Including Mr.
Leslie. a mombor of the Canadian I’nro
Ilamcnt and ii. mombor of the firm
which owns the vossol.
Additional IIIlleIos rcceli'od' hIII'o
!IIiI-I iIl’IIIrIIoIIII confirmed tho report of
tho loss of life from tho. stoaIner liuu-
ililllil‘fl. and indicated that olcvon Inon
wort: IlroquIII. including R. .l. hoslic,
Vi. i’., of this city. (mo of tho owners
of tho steimor. ’I‘wolve Incu wort
atloinptlng to roach Show in a small
boat ul'ior lilt! siIIIIInIIr had begun to
bIIIak up. A son Sll‘llt'k ”to boat and
only one no Isou (‘aptain Pr iii“ of the
IIIIuenbng. escaped.
ELM GROVE FLOWER CO. LEASED.
Mrs. Ralph Plebany to Conduct the
Business in the Future.
The Elm (trove Flowor Company
has lost. effected II lease of its business
in West street, South Norwnilt. Mrs.
Ralph Plebany, formerly of blast Nor-
wnlk. who recently moved to Edgar H.
Fox‘s housc III No, iii Wont street.
has ussumcd the management of tilt!
plant. For some years the company
has carried on n wholesale buoinesl.
shipping: large numbers of carnations
and other tlowors to New York. and
Mrs. PlI-buny will continue this. hnd
also outrage in tho retuil irndo. ‘ ’l‘hc.
groonbousos are well oqulppod and
docked. .IIIllau Ii. Sluuuou, who has
been sIIpI-I-lIIIoIIIltInt of tho. company
uiIIcII its Inception. and taking n grout
ion] of pride In the luminous. has rc-
Iitzuod to tnlto IIIIIIIIIIII oi‘ Ixioiuion, Knol-
Ir it Both-cit Company's new grain elo-
vutor In Norwnllt.
.m-
OBITUARY NOTES.
l‘I‘RiNlEiiiCK iiRONRON.
ix‘rodorick Bronson. II former roul-
Iicnt of this place. died but week at
tho Lnkovilic Hospital. In New Haven
of IIonnnmpiou. Iloconsed was forty-
yoars of use, Ho is survived by his
mother, Mrs. 0. C. iironeon.
oourtcwone FOR “HELLO" GIRLO
The young Indies in the oillce of the
Southern New England Telephone
Company were very pleasantly enrol-lit
ed this morning by the receipt of a
number of boxes of choice candy. the
nut of 1.. J. Reynolds. of Norwullt.
who wished to show his nppreointlon
of the line service. on his telephone.
The remembrancen overs highly no
preclllteti by the young ladies.
menu new
HIPTAIOPHI’ LAOIII' NlGH‘i‘I
A meeting of the arrangement com
mittee of South Normiit Conclave. ImI
arm raved Order of no snobs. was held
sat night in the tilted Hank buiidn
Ins. and arrangements were made for
' the "iodine night.” which is to ho filla
served on December to. There will
he an entertainment and turkey sup-m
per.
tenures our Imam/Io. '
or am III Inns
' t, W e on till
firm telten seriously ill with on limit
or route indigestion, iii reported will!
in tench imp raved.
68m to Arr- ve before the» ali-
nixht watchers had left. . In tact
many at the spectators have been in
the garden continuously since the raise
star d at midnight Sunder. The
twins tell; in the race wore tied for
first posltldn at 9 o’clock. which was
the end of the 33rd noun. They were
then a fraction more than 85 miles be-
hind the worlds record for 33 bouts
In a six day ruce. They were oontin
uully dropping behind the recdrd In-
stead of cinema: up. having lost :1va
miles between 8 o'clock last, night and
9 o'clock today. This was partly due
to the withdrawal at midnight last
night. of Charles Vuuoni. the Italian
rider, who was the lighting spirit of Richard ' NOBOk’B
the races and the leader of nearly all
spurts during the early hours of the
race. The Iider was first a member
of the Swiss Italian team, and after
his partner in that team had broken a
rib Joined. the-M Mexican team where
an injury left a vacancy. But at
midnight Fred Castro," of Mexico. his
new team mate. became exhausted and
Vanonl was compelled to drop out be
cause he had no one to ride with. AI-
ter he left the track the others rodo
slowly. resting themselves for several
hours. The other teams which have
withdrawn from the race are the Ger-
manxAnIerIcun team. represented by
Floyd Krebs, of Newark, and Alexan—
dcr Peterson of Chicago. and the Afro
American team. represented by two
New YImk riders. Melvin Dove anti
Ulysses Grunt Scott.
The score at 9 a. m. was as follows:
For all the twelve teams 594 miles,
2 laps.
At'll o'clock the riders had lost an-
other tive miles, being 90 miles behind
the record. All' twcivo teams at that.
hour were on even terms. with 625
miles, 6 laps to their credit.
SERIOUS FIRE iN BRIDGEPORT.
m-
Threc Women Rescued from Perilous
Position.
Iiilll')(‘rFiP()R’l‘. 1')on h.—~'I‘hroo' wo-
men were taken down by liuiIiIuIs by
liroineu in a somewhat thrillln fash-
ion during a fire III a three-story rutno
building in Main street. bctwcon Gold-
on Hill street and ii‘alrflold avenue to-
day. The rescue of Mrs. Amanda Wil-
liams. whoso Wolpght is about 250
pounds. took on a humorous aspcct to
tho crowd III the street, as she. was
IIIIIIIIwIId from a third story window
and taken down a. luddor head t’oro
IIIIIIII by tho Ilrotuon. ’I‘IIII, flro started
from an ova-.r-honted stove in the sta-
tionery sIoI‘II of .iumos h‘coloy. and it
wont through lilo building with “rapid-
lty so that thtI rooms upstairs worn
quickly iIIlod with smokc. IlolIII WII>
Iiuins. axed Iii, rushod III a window
and broke the glass with her bare arm.
’l‘hou sltc loaned out and screamed
:tnd was taken down by a fireman.
A moment later IIIIr mothor was at
unothor window and coilapsod whllc
Ibo IaIiIlIIrs woro being raised. lint
tho I‘IIscIII: Was gaIIantly mails. Mrs.
Thomas II‘, Hopkins was taken from a
second .IIIory window. All three wo.
nit-n woro IIIIaI'iy sili‘focnloi by smoke
and at tho Elnorgoucy III spliai onI-II-
colic Incasnros had to bo tnkon in
brine ”tour to consciousness. 'I‘hIIy
illi\'i‘ II-IIIIVIIIIoII. howI-vcr, although
ilollo Williams has a badly laooratod
lil'lli.
'I‘IIII damage to tho buildings was
about 82.000 and Iossos worc sustain-
IIII by Otto I’IIIIIIIIIIIII. bakori li‘celoy.
sinIlonor: Mnx Cohen. picture from.
or: Sum linrris‘ I-Iothicr: tho Modoi
Hill Company. and Max Wilsiolll. jnw~
oior. For n time It looked as if the
ilro would sprond Io adjoining bulld-
lugs.
COAL MINERS SUFFOCATED.
Wooden attack of Ventilating Furnace
Caught Fire. Causing Death of Five.
CHAIIIIES’I‘ON. W. Va., Doc. 5,...
At Horton, on (ianoh-du Creek. in this
county, late yesterday. seven coIII ruin-
ers were-nuifocuiad. 'I'hey Were work—
ing III a drift mine when the woodon
stack of tho ventilating {urnuou caught
iiro and was oouaumotl.
'i‘hc IIIIIII outside trim] to put out
tho liro. and failing in that. Iriod to
hot-p it from Hill'iiiitllllg to other struc-
tures III the inuuodiaioneighborhood.
paying no hood to ihono III the uIlIitI.
not supposing ”Will to bo III dunner.
Iiut Ihoro was It strong Iiruit from Ibo
burning slack tIlroIIilr Into tho. mouth
of tho Inluo and the smoke rushed in
with ovorwiII-Ilnlnu fury.
'l‘ho minors who Worn in tho more
remote auctions of tho Inlno Worn un-
able to III-I out and Worn overcome
with the smoke. 'i‘horo were seven of
those. and but two could bo resusci-
tnioti after being brought out. ’i‘bo
Horton mine In tho property of tho
Cardiff 1" out Company.
mew-mm
DOING. OF CONORICO.
W
Senator Brand-pee. of Connecticut.
Sworn In Today.
WAfiHiNG'i‘ON. Doc. bmthti lilo
m“ “film”- T04“ ‘ ”WWII 0' “990* committee‘s v sit here.
tutors
_ o9 panama“; . Couth "wan;
Want sluice ring. pin. clock. or aLy-
thing in tho Jewelry lino. you will rind
a large assortment of first class stt ok
AT
North Main Street.
Seems __ AMUSEMENT;
27th YEAR 27th YEAR 27th YEWR
Bennett Moultoih
Company ..
ENTIRE WEEK OF DEC 4th.I
Dally Matinee Beginning Tuesday.
Producing Justin Adams well kntiwn
REPERTOIRE.
Evenings.
TIIosday—I-Th‘e Fatal Coin.
Wednesday—«Faust.
Thursdaywiiearts Enthroond.
Fritlay~ShadoWod I Iv.cs
Saturday-81dc Lights of New York.
Matineee.
-'I'nesday~'l‘hc Web of Sin. l
Wod v'l‘ho Lyndon Bank Mystery.
'l‘hursduyw'l‘o be announced.
Friday—«To be announced
‘6 Saturday-«T he Grout Copper Swindle.
Our Vaudeville.
Jack Wostermnn. the man with the
Inexhsustiblc fund of humor. W; .1.
Downs and Eva Scott. comedy sketch
artisishsongs illustrated In writer col»
or Josephine Gerrish, singing and
dancing. W.. .(T. llryson. tho. popular
entertainer Our special vaudeville
feature. MADAM FLOWER. t‘he
BRONZE MEIJIA, will appear at cv'
my performance
Prices 10, 20. 300: Motlneos, 10. 20c.
Monday, ludies' bargain night, ‘300
best reserved acute at 15c.
Daily the to New Yorll.
STEAMEB'UOHN SVL'VESTEIR.
0n andtattpr Monday October ll.
will leave Steamboat Dock South that
walk. at 7. 30 a to.
Returning will leave Pier 28. Till-R
(now Peck sllpl at 4 p. m. Foot (if E.
3lst St. 4.15 p. m... arriving at South
Norwnlk in time to connect with tr ins
for Dnnbury. Bridgeport and Intel-i ed-
lary points.
FARE (round trip) 50c
(Good until used)
SINGLE FARE ................. 30c
NORWAL STEAMBOAT 00.,
Armin J. Smith. lessee.
C. (l. Hogeman. (lea. Act.
i523.
Native Rutabagaiurnips
500 Build
JOSELOFF’S ;
. 72 N. Main Sf. 50. Neruda”:
Telephone nil-5. .
.. w...—
When‘ uOu bar a
SLE
lei pour
Bolt or Girl. ,
BUY A PARIS‘.
Then are shone and
durable.
CALL AND IXAMINI THIM Il-
PORE IUYiNC ILOIWHIM.
lionee met at noon today It. full at. I E D
Iondnnco of members With prompt and ar Has OWls
the galleries were comfortably filled
in anticipation of the reading of tho
message of President Roosevelt.
DWARE.
Representative Humphrion titties; i. "9 WASH "N3???“ 373‘ ET
and Cloud Kitcbin (N. CI. took the
oath of office. Mr. MoCIeury (Miami.
reported as chairman of the point com-
mittee that President Roosevelt bud
been notified of the convening of Con-
SI‘EI! B.
Pending the receipt of the president It
mentions the house. after the reading.
of the Journal took u recess of ten
minutes.
The reading of President Roosevelt’s.
was begun in the Haiti“ at
«are
12:25 o’clock. it bovine been not Ive
tit that time by Mr. Barnes, use
secretary to the Ident.
I» Milne rustling or to ems-Ilse we! pre- .
I:
Wilde took
tried by the fintentlliifimiuiu of Master
333‘” tot canister
en
committee on
mend Intro
I m.
.nhmhin holler.
PIECE OF FUR THAT WE SELL.
. lilS'l'Illi'i' REIIiEFom-m "m."
Configure-hm with Bwlflmfi
monthudgelewmm
“(I IN I“
mm”.e 'I I, I . Om.
"llllllmlh, lull.
Post are;
Local, 2 for ...................... 54:
New Leather Cards . ... ..... So each
Comics. 6 for ................... Sc
POST CARD ALBUMS,
All Prices.
iOc~NOVELs—10c.
By Mrs. Georgia Sheldon. By Char-
ise Garvice.
Fine Quality Envelopes ..... 6c Pkg.
Violin. Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo
Strings.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN’S
MUIIO OTORI.
Donovan Block. 184 Wuhinlten 0!.
mm for Crescent Laundry.
iiiiii
THIS IS WHY. \\'t: lIIIrc allu—
cd to hold our customcrs' inter-
ests as- iIlcntiI‘ai with our own;
to do business with you today on
the principle that we éxpcct to
do business with you always; to
always sell the best of coal and
charge a legitimate pricc for it.
This is why we have tile confi-
dence of the people.
iii iiiiit that ill.
II
THE VALuss we bores Ans ss'r'rsa THAN EVER. THE nsAisou w: an: “L; To My 1-,...
to section: we estimate oun sumo EARLY IN THE ssAeou. serious THERE WA; Auv‘ Auvnnc;
iN PRICE AND WHEN we HAD THE. cHOIoeo'r skins TO sELscr FROM. THERE IBNO‘I‘HI'NG THAT
we. esLI. WHERE THERE Is no MUCH ROOM FOR DECEPTION As in runs. ws autism-rag EVERY
THE MANUFACTURER eTANoe erK or us. so when we “LL
YOU A PIECE or FUR YOU TAKE no CHANCE—YOU ARE suns To FIND rr war As REPRESENTED,
we ‘ARE suowmo ALL THE new SHAPES IN seARss. ALso ROUND‘AND FLAT muses Iro pin-c...
VTRISTRAM e HYA‘I'I', Nonwmxoouu.
We Furnish Homes
(in Credit.
“rut. who .I
.13"... .
Its litiiii
;‘l§
Iva}! ‘u‘ . gnaw)“,
-. I
CIRCUMSTANCES.
YOU MAY PURCHASE ANYTHING YOU NEED. WE'WILL
FURNISH ONE ROOM OR SIX ROOMS WITH ALL THE NECES-
SARIES REQUIRED FOR A NICE HOME. UPON FIRST PAY-
MENT ALL GOODS WILL BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY. THE
BALANCE OF THE COST PRICE YOU MAY PAY IN CONVEN-
IENT AMOUNTS AT CONVENIENT INTERVALO TO SUIT YOUR
OPEN AN ACCOUNT‘AND ENJOY THE AD-
VANTAGES OP THE KRlEOER CO. CREDIT PLAN. WHICH l3
PROVING SUCH! WONDERFUL HELP TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
NORWALKO AND VICINITY.
i ,
iiiiii
“GIOVER'S THE PLACE."
You cannot discount at
PATENT SHOE
for dross effect. ‘
Women's Potent Colt Button
cameos LAs‘r. DULL Iron
84.00.
Women’ I Patent Colt Button
NEWPORT LAST. BULL TOP
(The Group) .
‘ . also.
Other lines Lace and Blocker Get
two to 834M
Bio And Little Turkeus
for big anti little felonies. Though
our Thorax-“gluing hirls may very In
nine. their over, tenderness and ill"
clone ouniltiee do not. .‘i'hey are all
selected will” the shutout cm tron:
cornered! «Molly rained (owls. Irwin
it” for our trade. Your Thanks-
will! lent will not he s noon-Its
without It need hum I (let one new.
and it will he the bout you ever Ill.
Norwalk Chronicler