A: an iron Bridgeport
syAAiso Ilurl .
smith Northrup. of Norwallr. sus
taind‘d A bad fall this soon. under the
Washinmu street bri . Mr. North.
cup was out driving wit Thomas Rey
hold s behind a pair. of” rather lively
suppers When some: under
the mierAG bridge o§er Washington
, the horses bong? reined in
if on the slippery brick pave-
slid along fer some distance. One
attics; fell and the other dragged
tfor’ About twenty live feet. Mr North'-
. p was thrown out and badly bruised
but sustained no broken bones.
A Wild and serious runaway occurred
on Connecticut avenue. half way be
moon the residences of Charles L.
James and Add: Taylor this morning.
About 11 do look.
sales 1“. Kennedy. of Ridgedeld. the
ntraotor «who built St. Joseph's
flhurch. adjust purchased a couple
'New “York “And was driving
one of them along the Turnpike when
a boy caine along with a rattling was
on. When quite near Mr. Kennedys
horse the boy unthinkin y snapped his
Film. The animal bolts and Mr. Ken-
nedy tried to guide it into a telegraph
pols. He missed striking the pole,
A however and ran into a large stone,
which threw the driver out. His leg
was broken and he was considerably
out about the head and neck The am
bulaiice was called and he was taken
tothe Norwalk hwital. where the
fracture was I‘bduc‘ and his wounds
(2 ed up. Dr. William J. Tracey and
e W B. Bean set the broken bone.
ii: Flasher. the driver of a wagon
guin-
0M d by a Bridgeport arm, which dis-
poi. pure family iii?! a. was ser-
ions y in red this In It in a run-
away acc dent. The horse which was
attached to the wagon s said to be
a nervous one. and whl s in Burbank
street a passing train frightened It
very much. causing It to bolt. The
drug; was thrown outl and two of the
'read and he
hurt
r was innit: to the Norwalk
.where it was found that his
an to the
V"instituted his
Trucdi'. attended
wrecked and the
.. In It became rather
mined was" acting the time the
horse odes bartender. .The horse
Was .uuitp badly cili‘llld was tak n to.
Solmans‘ livery stable, to un ergo
treiitl‘uont. The bottles and goods:
he Wise
"pure dri ks"
were taken to the “such house in I
Havlland street and stored
m
~Aucriou To at common.
Wednesday at i 'clock sharp at
llrs.- Needs 58 New? avenue Best
of the furniture, is, lace cur-
talus, shades Otcnlme sold. W. E.
DcGarmo, auctionllblb if
~Toys in ToylanIiIlt Nelsons'
oIsssA nsuoufigAucs HEAR
. . V L,
"Will be Held in the rows Court Room.-
um mm.
A There will be a hearing in the re,
A inonstrauce against. granting a license
1 to Joseph Disesa tthe comer of
Monroe street and Chestnut cheetah
Friday morning at it) o‘clock. In the
town court room in Ha'vllan‘d street
.A Mr Disesa made application some
months ago for a linen but was re
faced by the County ommisslouers
3 Since that time Mrs Disses has put
in another apphcatioh and the re
mustache against this has even
{mater than against the first. The
ear-I? will doubtleis prove an later-
one.
MW
~IPIAKINO 0' PIPIO
p
issuer monument III town. Prices
”dualism do to Iii. 00. thlple
Clark r. lulu I: Wash. at. 80.,
‘ wmsxlblo rivers honour.
couax smmrussr omcsns
Ol'.
flame]
DID-
"Turkish subjects are known to have
Loss Estimated at $50,000, and
. other jewelry and had ’1. 600 in his
“the Union Square Hotel. ad was Is-
nfbar a vigorous remonstrsnce had A
been made against granting him a ll
:ileld Into the hotel as
You ought to look over our use. The A W"
N AANTINOFIIE,
idiotiltcli received mm Till! Is.
‘ , oasis. today. says that three hun-
~ A ~ houses in the Mussulmsju quarter
_‘ reset on are unarmed-turntable».
o preventedthe Inmatesirom loath
g and tired on the tire on who at-
mpted to extinguish the am. The
totalmuinber of Mussulmans killed is
yet ascertained, but fifty-seven
perished. The lighting was continued...
December 17 when the telegram was
forwarded and the Turkish consulate
was overcrowded with refugees.
A telegram of the same date from
Batoum. Caucasia. reports a continu-
ance of the disorders there. Great
fears of a massacre prevailed in the
Mussulman community. r-
The government transport ismlr has
left Constantinople for Batoum, to take
off the Talks.
-—Sec Toyland at Nelsohs'
eon-m“
~Chaso Style Derby. Q’Brlena’.
sovs’ encasement AA
- Iii wssmucrou aususn
Inmates Will lists to be
cared ior Elsewhere
WASHINGTON Dec. lit—The Boys'
Reform School of the District of Co
Iumhla, located some distance outside
of Washington, caught fire at 3 o'clock
this morning, and the main building.
in Which were housed 300 boys, was
totally destroyed. The loss is estimab
ed at 850..000 No lives were los ‘
As soon as the alarm was sounded
the guards Immediately set about res-
cuing the boys. at the same time sum-
moning to their old the police reserves
in the Ninth Precinct. it is not be-
lieved that any of the prisoners got
away from the institution. In fact.
most of them rendered valuable aid to
the members of the fire department in
the effort to save the surrounding
structures, and it is said were under
coed“ t control of their guards from the
s r
The cause of the fire is not definitely
known but it is believed to have re-
sulted from.3 spontaneous combustiohw
unionism gulls A clustered (in the
Mflll “90!: 3:. built”!!! Allan)! sup.
piles also ware destroyed
”WATERMAN iDaAL room-AIM
rs N8.‘-—-N but serves
Plain and (loItIA‘ hunted
Just melted. bilLli 30>“. ii 835. 00
end $6 00; at Beers' 8 South Main St.
-—Babes in Toyland at Neiuons’
mi».,
WELL-KNOWN IMPORTEII
. MYSTERIOUSI-Y HURT
Burton Mansfield, of Brooklyn,
Found Unconscious tying on
the Sidewalk
NEW YORK Dec. 18. —-—A’ man be
Iieved to be Burton Mansfield about
60 years old, living at 181 Eckford
street, Brooklyn and doing business
as an impoIter at 23 East Fourteen
th street, Manhattan. were taken to
Bellevue Hospital early today. suffer
lug from a badly fractured shall lie
was well dressed. wore diamonds and
pockets.
The police say that th 'an visited
.tcr found unconscious on the walk by
a Wcltlsan They arrested Carl F‘lm—
dank. a porter of the hotel.
The houpltal officials said that Maul—
Iiold 'could hardly recover. He showed,
they said no signs of having been
drinking. but they were not sure that
he had not been the victim of knock-
out‘ drops
The porter. li‘Irndank. told the police
that a cab early this inoruing with
Nansileid In it drove up to the hotel.
The caibmau asked him assist liens.
aiding that
his fare had said he lived there. The
porter says he did so and once in the
hallway the cnbmau under protests
of stopping his horse which be said
was “walking away. ran out and die-
A beliboy told the nor that Manly
field was unknown at the hotel and
then the porter said hi. took Mach
field out again to the street. Short-
ly afterwards he saw Mansfield faII.-.
Detectives and the police are work-
ing on the theory that ”adenoid wls
assaulted before he was placed In
ab A
Night “hanger flashers, of the
Union hare Hotel.
«this man Was n will. here In a
cabsbotu half psst- twelve o'clock.
him at thei
W
said be
allotted A. s
sorted him slope to Mill. door of
hotel Then limiter Flintlock went
sad so did a they. Beighalml
lie appeared ‘
lie was standing tinstosdiiy against-o
files when he fell over ,
an i called a policeman and hem
' led an anihulsuos.
the narrator
Dec ills—Tbs I
‘ .mw ‘iires In
and; era has
for Alli. Willis
Electric Lights
Oi
Week in the Common Pleas Court;
which hss been pending for nearly
olevLcu years. it was on lay sidewalk
case and the vote of the Council. last
owners of the Lamb property in Main
slipped. and our on January-3,1896
Judge Edward M. Lockwood
was the city's attorney in the cells.
appeared last night and asked for in
struction. The verdict. he said. had
been a big surprise all around even
to the plaintiffs' counsel and immed-
iately upon the result of the jury‘ s the
liberation being made known, Judge
Lockwood had filed an application for
a new trial and asked that the ver-
dict be set aside. The Council was
undecided whether to continue the
case to the higher court or pay up.
After a long discussion it was voted
to pay up And institute the other ac
tion. This is done to impress on prop-
erty owners that they must clean their
sidewalks. The verdict was secured
on 5the ground that therehad been
may of time to remove the Ice and
from the walk In question.
Councilman James 1‘. Hubbell. a
partner or Attorney John J. Walsh
who appeared for the plaintiffs. was
excused from participating In the dis
cusalon or voting and withdrew from
the Council chamber.
Mayor George 3. Burton presided
over last night’s meeting and the
cwncilmen in attendance included
James T. Hubheil. William F. Lock.
d. Hurry Methane. Edwardil
IMGA choose “glam Dirndl! «Guides
present.
City Tax Collector Addison A. Bette
' ckpreuehtod the annual list of Applies
lions for tax abateineiits. The their
totaled 8218M Some doubtiul ones
will be considered further
John Dunlap and Themes Parkinson
Spring Hill residents. appeared to
protest against the lighting service.
They said that on December 1. 2 and
3. the are lamp at the corner of'Sprlns
Hill and Hillside avenue had not burn
ed. but from then there was light until
the l2lh of the month. From that
time. however. until last night. the
lamp; had burned but ten minutes
That Was on Saturday night. A
Mr. Dunlop said further that on
Saturday night. while he was on his
way home from work. he noticed three
side avenue. There were about six.
he said. along the route. Mr Parkin-
son said that a light was particularly
necessary at Hillside avenue.
Eugene Weafer appeared to enter
complaint because of the action of the
are light at the corner of Connecticut
and Stu , nvenuee. Inst week it
burned bu intermittently and on two
nights there was no light all“.
.Mayor Buxton thanked the gentle-
men for coming and said that their
appearance at the Council chamber
on such a mission was desired.
Various city ollloers’ salaries were
paid up by the meeting. the only one
held back being a bill for $120 from
Charles N. Arnold secretary of the
health board. for special services. such
as serving notices. The Council did
not know about the hill and it was
referred back.
A bill of 846 for the city a his; of the
town road roller has come before the
present Council a number of times.
The bill woe to cover the cost of run-
ning the roller while It was being
used by ‘the city and has been pending
for about two years. Councilman
Matheis did not want to see the money
come out of his department. The bill
had been Incurred‘before he became
It councilman. The town had declared
that if the city does not pay the bill
It will retain the amount of the bill
from the road money. This arrange-
ment would undoubtedly be more so
ceptable to Mr. Mathcis. for if the
the Council had voted to pay the bill the
amount would come out of his depart-
ment appropribtlcn. but the road
money “goes osstd the genera (and of the
city. 0 action was taken by the
I“'l‘lio“ Norwslk. Methodist Church was
given persuasion to erect a .licrse‘
shed on its premises
John W. Giordwood city tire inspsopi
tor. rendered hill annual report. which
stated, among other thin“. that he
hadinspectod 250 hulldinas. twenty-
three fires and hours reported twelve
’Iinte lire marshal. lie so
starboard the report that. udnsaisir
been boo‘plsced in the Advert hirer
school durin the past year and that
.tho mercanti e houses of the city are
in perfect shape
It was voted” to pay the semiannual
mWinterestontheelty
There was quite a discussion as to
tho Adv ipof continuing the in-
city lglittery I The
. . N H" Wffl'flwo‘
plaid! ) W M bill wasteful-1‘
was
Ham 3% that mafia“
F A
w‘-~IAIII's Discussion About
A very Interesting'law suit Wail ' A,
ordered begun by the Norwalk City -
Council at its meeting’. last night. Last
Bridgeport a jury gave William Ryan . '
at us. a verdict of 3176 in an action AA
for $1,000 damages against the city. .
night. was to settle up the case or ~
the verdict of the court. but also to p. 1
Immediately institute suit against the 4
street. in front of which Mrs. Ryan
. who A
the only use some.
‘ City Afilerk J. Holden Hurlbutt and A8
sistant Clerk Leo Davis were— also I
lights out from the armory to HIIII
starvation,
and about 200
Mr.) ‘e‘i‘iclice of 'Lohg
say unit thorbnlre six .
This tunneiia being built undet- the
East and to disseminate but
he enthralled mob are not under the
river bed. They areseals'ii up n the
approach under ylion's Island Cl and
It is reported. that a water from the
river. which now ii
tunnel directly under the river bed is
kept back from them by the force at
Into their prison chamber. The work-
ers assert that the water must have
flowed into the part of the tunnel
where their comrades are buried and
that they have saved themselves from
its rise by climbing upon a lodge of
rock near the roof of the tunnel.
The rescuers are sinking a forty foot
shaft straight toward the roof of the
tunnel as near to the place where
themenaresu p‘posedtobeaslspes-
sible to estimate. If this shaft is not
very close to the men there is danger
when it at last pierces, the cement roof
that all the work will have been In
vain..,.that the compressed air which
will be released will allow the water
to engulf the men before their com-
rades can take them out.
The life shaft was thirty feet deep
today. but there was still about ten
feet of solid concrete forming the roof
of the tunnel to be pierced. This was
the work of several hours, involving
the use of dynamite to eawdite the
work If at any time the signals of the
buried also became faint and indicated
that something had gone wrong in
their tunnel chamber. They signalled
incessantly by rapping on the Iron
pipes through which air is being pump-
ed to them Accordingly as those raps
were loud or faint. the work of the res
users all last night was marked by
hope or by the speed of dos sir.
Watt’ihing every move of he diggers
from the mouth of the his shaft was
Mrs. Frank Cale. the “Wife of one of
the men believed to be in the iunhelt
Today she was Joined by her four 0 il-
drop to watch the final piercing of
tunnel and see whether the father who
has not been home “use the tunnel
caved in. will be found alive. A
What will be done at the moment
when the tunnel roof is mounted has
«used the workers much worry. It
has been gleaned to have divers ready.
m int“. ‘i a hole if the water rises too
I
at least. to' be prepared to
drop s.bost light its open in
case the men are not user snow to
he reached by other means.
The ‘rst t wordsto be spelt/onto
their‘ rescuers by the Written in:-
prison detest deep in the Pena-lit
vsnib’ti denim came through an irons
‘ Godfissko hurry up" was the
ins-«g liar said no more
than to uni cats what his plight
or
flu rehcuinl burl! then had only
seven ii‘f‘eet more to drill through the
coldest I of the tunnel w are the
men hli been buried for 8 hours.
Th. massage was transmitted through
the pipe being used to transfer air
mm buns
rsl
use would ouiIi‘be «autistic
dig through the Wt barrier.
. seminal
the score, of 13 to iii.t
~ walkout
hen
_ Ranch save the or or to fire. the!
A cgvsr memories. on the but
_ scoring two more points.
the part at the‘
the compressed air continually pumped.
1! VII «pasted tillt ‘
tress»
“”2” mulls. Wclowning blues. othrien. for
i “babes in mm, at Nelsons’
Armory Wis lion by com-
sreé’s whistle saw the begin lag of
‘I aim and close gain‘eof bdsetba‘il‘
at the Annory. last night. when Com-
Companyn
outbuinaing
{0901mm run-Chief" W.
only was taken by. so rise. ith t a
result, after a rapid: visitor. in?“ h,
may 1" Obtain! landed a nest
god for two points This was quickly
followed but filler oi the seine teem
putting 15‘
in the lmLeorly- in the in. .
It. was at this time that t e enemy
charged with force and than gallanta
captain Schoen came out of the smoke
of battle with three goals to his cred
it. these being the only points scored
by the enemy in this half.
landed two neat goals from the hold.
melting the score at the end of the
half-—- 1".8 ;,G 8.
The second half was even faster
than the first as the Danbury fume
returned to the battlefield with blood
In their eyes. it was immediately
evident that they had received Import-
their rushes were very effective and
caused their opponents to lose ground
‘ . at every move. It. wan also apparent
that their sharpshooters on the our; I
line wereldcins good work. Echoes
started it by clipping off a goal, which
was quickly duplicated by Roup,»Then
Lister. that gallant soldisrof Com-
pany it dropped the sphere in the
not. just to show thst he still had his
, cycles the case. Hunter landed the
odd. one for the wenemy. making the
,‘ lastgoal ofthegame. Sedimentation
. I}. 2; Cam
' now
sits “gymnasts
.Afu ‘3- " (1010'
T. E. Dorsey. T J.’ Doraey.... .Scboen
A Right forward.
Lister ....................... .\ hoop
Left forward”
filler .............. Huflthr
Coil r .
Godfrey ....................... Ackcr
Right Godfrey
Ghlotto ...... . ................. H elm
”Left liar.d
Goals—School: 4. 8(ihlotto l, filler l.
Lister 3 Hunter I. Roupl
Timekeeper—W. Osvanaugh.
Defence—WI. F. Ranch.
'.8corer—-JJ “Ghlotto
“Willie" Lands a Few.
Lister was the only local who could
find the net for more than one goal
last night. He secured three. Good
for Lister!
Godfrey played a good game last
night. He seems to improve.
Bis Toni Dorsey was not feeling
21"“: last night that was plainly art.
on
Maybe Schoen has not a good eye
Hoyt What!
It has been whispered around that
blades is solo; to play with Company
F, beginning with the new year.; and
i think It will be a happy new year for
F‘ if it is so. for-ts is good. They
need him
We all like your playing. Sitar. but
would like it still better if you would
follow up the ball when tryingfor
other might try it with profit.
Tony is )thsre with the dodge
Company of Waterbum Will play
New Year’s hisht. Alt's up to
Watch our columns for more
ball hows.
allot.
WANTED.
wmrsoLs‘t'aoNb Dov. nor
afraid of work. Apply At once. East
are Underwear ushufssturihs (lo. Wa-
ter street. and Steamboat Pisooiglig:
WANTID—Gmw AT BTRAW
aged: factory of Dennis G. Blanchlrtl.
nuanced hands: also a low lamb
ers. Inquire at office in Water BI...
80th Norivslit d 1M1”
marsh—casino AND mat:
perieaosd lire insurmcej asset to
present new lusts-awe company
how proposition soliciting lose
a how covered by
53w «man. A Acum-
”Kurd. ‘ ‘
Wanna-«A; rostrum or m
commie pu.tatlon bolt om
heourityw must be Inside s
“I... in c. sentinel
' pony G by saddle of l2iolil ‘
. Charge! Not Just that command was :M‘w
- used, but the shrill‘ blast of the rod
puny l? was routed ally the this rrspi's: ‘
«Doubt
it was s rout" Ay
taster. too was out for honors and 0
ant orders from their commander. as -
a goal. and 1 thing that some of the w
Adorn
tire lined have steady
rested todktlhiie there“ are Warrants out
asleep ‘lt‘ch.
dotte, *0sz the
farm 3’9“?”
' gati‘ with' stooges“
t k The eay resituated
Stratiord and edible the natural “
one men tskpii into the ‘
court but as the store was nbt to 3!.
pro foil to try the odsesflmy were
con used until Thursday. each of the
accused being held in bonds of $100.
Cami! Hubbell. of the arm of Hub»
bell & Wade. went on the bond form
#0:“; ‘ more arrests will follow. It
s
w
‘A—LADIIO ARE WELCOAAE.
Molly of them come here to select
Holiday Gifts for husbands. brothers
and sweethearts. We are always glad
to their trade and help them in
oihogsiugm the light shade. Whelple‘y
”J“ Washington
street south:
con sliced-K milk hours: out:
F93 CALI-«BIRDS AND GAGES .
Christmas weekis he.re gag; you
pamhased your Xmas you-
will and a choice Imfifilsfinp Can
arise and Cases to select from at res
sonable prices. Canaries at n. 50 And
:3: Created Canaries pt 08.26 and
8850: Cages from 81 up. Breadth
Cases in stock or made to order W t8 '
seeds and bird sundries on hand. Flo
male Canaries for brsoding, 76c and
up. Every bird guaranteed. Alfred
Btatham. 14 Spring Hill Opp Belddfi
Avenue, Norwaik.d18 3t
wM~ .4 —-.'--———-~
. ii.
the
Xmas
‘VI
time. semi
ed Into sticks of dynamite
a terrific roar. the air «so
particles of stone. fragments or tibial!
dash. pieces of timber, _
smoke. Scarceiy a trade was found in
the excavation of three men who has!
stood Almost directly War the hole and
Whom the; calcite cleared away seven
*' 9 ad Wilden within reuse of.
-A large
"and of
”571‘
~iiotoi,“i
E
NEW rock. maneuver» also
were Iblown to pimtsevsn Gill
awere moremrl . ‘5
the occupants of he lesbianiliis ho '
and residéhccs‘ In the vicinity of .
ayenue anG Tb
startled today
mite“ In an exciv
Frisian
the mdesd were
hadrons of set. ind it was
up...
vii-t9
won
the- exact number at iii.
A. time cos d be determined. for I
Ion .was caused by a workmen siri lib
ll heavy cba
bombed n a dri
of. rockeeversl days . A
denied attempts to explode -lt at that .
om
..s.
WWII“ Y butt;
It also rm
apiion or d s“-
thugs!“
tieredov in .
_’\
Thee
lie summed I ‘
is in a ledge-’-
“Druid Will blah
only a law were near the
e when the steel drill picnic ,
nal negllgcn
Comfortables, Bladkotj’f'
I'ioliday season. A
d
om fleIWsId
om directly on
1&8
Taoism“ ‘
with
Idlftm
”embed out on
the ground. thelrlfaoas and bodies torn
conclusion brought
that
"i fill?
of the best In town. Address Milk were full int global?!“ firstly . 'I
man, Sentinel. d Iii-6t feet frb’iii he point where. the limo ’
mite occluded; and another been:
BOB DALI GHIAP—WB BE! found “may, tool . mm.
Hfiolncludin‘g bench, Goodcoh itlon mp festsivsy . . of
m or without pedal attach eat. for W were? at “
rtEilpractlce also lion-m a cobalt tion. I' A,
es Jacob ; ' ‘
3.1963?“va 313W Wfihém Posttand $6.?“
Prank Anderson.
F’HAVIt you
fiver
medschgdi'.
by
xrias lawman or...
ay be Is ”All. Bti
Powell Con, 82 Washl
Minions. ‘
; st. use
FDR GALE-80 FIGS; 86. 00 PER
pair. ht Boss. 6 Horses. 4 Bulls.
l Boiler and Mglne. All Kinds of
Seasoned Wood. Hay by the ball) or
M
he Holidays can be In A
movements. in first class condition;
good locality. Reasonable to quick
yer. Apply mornings or evenings to
one for sale; horse sh
Ins. and senenl'blac
tinsel-i .Iaatar's. 11:le
ton C L James. in. So. Nor 'hlne Store we burnint " .r'
'0“ . “5‘." moustm. The Pym-A it
urea emu-goon lgAAIIIAos - A .. .Ah
esp. so at ’ '7. rent. “ ~ , ‘
quite as M’eadow men, s" a 16st ”x“; 3,2,, ”#53? u all“?
dgeport. Or an alt i“) bet dill.
'9' “L‘”A FIRST CLASS JER grders can be lefi’ cordil' West a so
hm if; (on; yearsmold. withucalf by Franklin Sis South N 3&3 ' “ti. .4
art . an one g cow a years. " "
old Apply to Albert 1‘. ass-lusts. “Win“ “WM“ “‘ , .
Bull Run. North Taylor ave. d ill-8t .m . u ‘
A auromdsita A oaaau‘oa-‘A Alibi?
FOR IALI HOUSE IOON’I‘KINING '
seven rooms and bath; modern im- ”an “:Iflii‘ngd “fifrmzih not
awakens leererPlaoe.
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4
chance to numb s new one or two
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