i
Seven Passengers on Board Were Hurt, line of Them Very
$ariorlsly-liar Toppied liver and Was Wedged Between the
sleeITraok Supports and the Walls of Buildings Facing the
Levee—Crash Was Hoard Ior Blocks, and Help Quickly
Arrived. the Car II.Was Broken Open and Injured Removed
S'l‘. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. ilef'lrIIIgtnngIont, when tho derailment occurred.
from the terminal elevated tracks at [After III'unninIi for a few feet along the
(fur at t t tics t II c'ar carecned to the westward
Hum“? grazhl’gllr‘nanlsloopinx 0“" and broke the wooden railing that
0 0 “8 WNW" runs along the tracks. 'l‘oppllng as
train due at Union Station at 7: 30 II. it fell. the car landed in u triaguillr
lib, (implied sidewaiys fifteen feet to space bounded by the stool supports of
tile matte pavement of the levee this III to elevated load and thrI walls of the
. lbulidings facing the levee.
morning and seven passengers on
The injured:
board were injured. one of them ser W F Minor.
.loupiy. The remainder of the train l’lORI'“
continued to Union Station. '1‘ he only hiefignmfi lesam: Jinaifsm.“
member of the crew left with the do i .I W. hatter-ago M,,..§..'I.,...I 1..“ arm
1‘ led car was the negro porter. ibrokcn ill elbow iroad rut rib broken.
he Clash of the car. as it. landed unable to speak
on ti! o pavement. resoundcd through Mr and Mrs. J. (l. l’omoroy, of (mi-
lilo half dozen Warehouses and far cargo. '
torles that stand near the scene. Many ' Mrs Pomeroy, injured internally.
Volunteers among the workmen IIIIIII~I ( halit‘s 1a suIIIIII, III Providence a
ed by Sergeant Quiniivan of (3m .buck WI H!_Irl(licd
street station, broke open the vestibule ’1
i Among the passenger's in the cm
of the sleeper and carriod out the in were General Manager Henry Miller.
Jared passengers.
'of the Wabash and Vice- President Al-
'l‘he slee r-had just swung into the ion of the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
elevated t acks llIat sklIl tho river I'l‘hcy escaped injury
Roswell, N. .l., kncocap
FA'l'i-iEIR O’DONNELL ENTERTAINS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTA RED
M
Members of St. Mary's Church Comv
mlttoo at. Nor-walk Hotel.
The Rev. James H. O'Donnell enter-
tainod the members of the church
committee. last evening at dinner at
the Norwaik Hotel. The occasion prov
all one of much pieasnre for all of
the twelve who Were gathered about
use festive board.
Made an Honorary Member of the Or-
der in Washington Today.
WASHINGTON, Jan. li.«-—Presidont
Roosevcld today was made an honor-
ary member of the improved Order
of Red Men. The ceremony took place
in the president's private Office at the
White House and was participated In
Colonel George D Russell proprle- and witnessed by many prominent
tor of the hostelry served the follow- members of the order.
In: menu: The National olilcers of the organ-
Gimp 0 Fruit izallon called at the White House to
Blue Point 0 if”, Hall“ Shell ‘pl‘esenl lo the president an engrossed
. sci. of resolutions adopted at the Nat-
Mock 1‘ Soup tonal convention of the Order al Nash
Olives .. salted Almonds ville. Tenn. last September, Common
Hailed Oregon Salmon liobster Sauce
Potatoes Pmisenne Sliced Cucumbers
Crown Roast of Lamb
Saratorru Chips French Peas
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Squabs on Toast
datory of ihc president's efforts to
word‘s bringing about peace between
Russia auddanan. The sentimental
was presented-by Judge Robert T.
Daniel of Grillin, Ga.,'past great tum
hence, in a iaudatory address. Among
Cliffi‘ill. Jolly those present at tho ceremony in ad
Mil-filled ”(331099 Asparagus dilion lo lilo officials of lilo order wore
ice Cream Fancy Cakes Senator Kiltl'cdgc. of South Dokalo,
Toasted Crackeia and liryc n of New .Iorsoy. and Home
'Iloqliefori Cheese lscululivo Sporr'.) of Connecticut. and
Philadelphia CI ‘eurn Choose iloboils of Massachusetts.
' Comte | i’rosldonl Roosevelt made a follcl
Forbidden Fruit (‘ordiai 'lious reply to tho address of Judge
Those in attendance at. tho dinlll'l' Daniels. IprI'csslug his high upprociu
were tho ilicv. .i. H. O'Donnell. the tion of lilo oler-crs of the improved
Rev. J. (l. Fogarly. Peter B. Cavunaizh,
John T. Hayes. Dr. William .i.
John Henry. Peter F Burns, William
llomml Dr. T. F. Olunc, 'l'. J. Byrnes.
Matthew Burns and Edward iI‘ llands
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COURT NARRUK INSTALLATION.
Ceremony Conducted by Deputy Mc-
Kenna. of Weatpori.
Pride of (‘ourl Nnrruk l‘iII-lI No.
bill C. of ii. A. lit-id a lI-uIIlIII lllIIt‘i
in; last ovonilrx in ill-d Mon's ilnll.i
Norwaik.
Daniel 1’. McKouua tho t‘lII-III den
Irly, was present and installod the
following officers:
(7. (Jr-MIMI Annie. Woyorhausor.
Sub (l. C.—~—Ml's. Aunic Bnlcs.
Ii‘lnanciai Secretary—Mrs. Millilil‘
Slot-smaller.
Recording Sufil‘cturyw—lllrs. Mary
McGrath.
it. G.—~Mrs. Julia i’nvnc.
i.. (i.--Mlss .l. McCariby.
l. tl.~——Mles Katherine Dixon.
0, (.i.-~Milnl ii'kiith liuul'uarlori.
l’ianisiliss lulu Nalloforrl.
l'hyaiciarrw-iir H. il West
Trustee for three y-~oars- ~'.MIII Kath
crluo Mulvoi
A social limo was IInjoycIi by the
member» uflor IlIc inootlnu.
n~m v—u—
NEW LONDON NAVY YARD.
Will Get $3.854.” From Congress for
the Yoar'a Expenses.
WASHINGTON. Juli. li.»«~'l‘in- sucro-
tllry of the navy yard has made his
estimates an to the cord or Inalnto-
panes of the various navy yards for
the fiscal year, and has asked cormrosa
to appropriate the necessary money.
The largest unusual is In New York.
”30361.11“: yard at Now London
In put at all. sill. lid.
TO Will?!“ i" FLORIDA.
'Mayor and Mrs. Ferdinand ll.
Smith and tho formers mother Mrs.
Holly Smith will leave Norwallr lint
‘ tirday for idler-hilt where they will
spend tho remainder of the warrior. Its
in their annual custom They will
take the trip down by rail and most
of the colours will he at Mount Dora.
ll III nIIIIdaror lmlthll intention to Ili-
lend the his international aulmnoblle
race at Once“
W
JUDOMINT office: Pall FLAIN
In the case of Thompson and 0er
. i. before Justice IIof
’, {a g“: '3 Knuth. a ind .-
’ meat one has new yesterday for
cover and costs.
the plaintiff to to W
I urination“ «household furniture
horse and of the estate of
i wont omnim at to Taylor m. w.
i mi WM ltd Iii.
a ,
'l‘racey. ‘
i folk
Him is ill! years old and this was the
()rdor of Rod Men. A Ilcsirc lhcu was
oxprossod that tho prosidonl be made
an honorary illlliilifl‘i‘ of tho order. The
prcsidonl asscuiod heartily to tho sun
gesiion and John \V. Cherry, of Nor-
Va. grout Incohoc. naturalists
iy wanted a special disponsuliun IIII~
aiding lilo prosidcnt to bo introduced
to tho IIIystIII'iIIs of ”W order. The or.
first timi- an honorary lit-groo oror was
conform-II
Iio said: “This is u \vlioily lliii‘X-
Iil‘i‘il'ii honormnn honor which it is
noodions to say that i dooply upprts'
into. i upprcciulc not only tho IiIIIId:
inrr tho spirit lying lilll‘k of tho timed.
and llIo words in which you havn
ootrr-Ircrl your spocch of liliiilli'lliifin
Orders such as this play it slgrruily
ul‘cal and useful purl in our body MI
rial, politic and oronoIIIII-z for If tiIr-I'o
Is our thing for which liiis nation
should ospooluliy stand il in lIrolIIor
hood within our own bordors, and tho
"lilrli of .illN' lllili i'lIlI‘ iroulmcul for
uursolvcs us OliiHilil‘ our own bordorn.
l lilillilt you and IllIcply upprooinlc tho
courlcsy shown Inn in this lokon for-
wnrdoIl to mo on bohulr ol‘ lilo improv-
cd Order of llod Mon: Illili I can Ils-
Hill'lI you that while l mu proulrloiil i
shall do all that in llil' lion in mnlro
«Ivory xtllill AIIIIIl‘ir-uu fool that i am
trying to carry IInl Iris Idonis."
« Wilson liroohn, of (llilouxo. uronl
r-itiIIi’ of rocordu. IIdlIIiIIlIIiIII-Inl III i'rosi
Ilunl lloosovoit. tho obligations rrl tbiI
order, and lilo Hl‘t'i‘IBI work was com
IIInIIchIlIIII III him by 'l‘hmnun K. lion-
leiy of l”lIilIIi|IIiplIlrI, i’ltsl ill‘l‘lll lllv
collation.
'l‘llo pronlrlIIIIl was lIIl‘IIrIrIIIIi lillli
tho orrlor numlwrorl ilvc hundred
lhonssnd lillll that its priuolplcs worn
founded on puirlolbnn null Aurorlcuu
lain.
~COAL! COAL! COAL!
No. 2 Nut, Moo ion, Harris & (inure (to.
BHORTAGE lZiIr OYBTIHB.
'I‘lro iillnnhnwl liyslor Company clos-
cd IIII works tor the l‘llimtillfltil‘ of tho
lti‘itiiflli. yesterday. The reason ulvcn
was the shortage of oysters. Quito
II number of men were thrown out of
work. but it is believed that: they will
secure employment at some of the
other plants which still continue to
be rushed with business.
VIIITING ILK‘I FROM NEW HA
VEN.
A mcoiln of NorWuik lodge. il. l’
D lit, was did last evening and tho
initiatory degree was worked in. its i
ly, of New Haven, district deputy. was
present with a number of his friends
lid and fellow members.
At the clone
of the electing. a social mine was
lililONlleiii 0F li'lllh
llalional Director Robert Porn-
and makes aspen to tire Ilai
IFinlsIIere' Association ‘
f
At a recent planting of the directors
of the United Hatters of America. the
application of the slow but makers
to affiliate With the Hatterll' Union was
taken up and after discussion action
was deferred regarding it.
This matter has been of consider
able interest in hattinir circles. rind is
r thor important. to the straw hat mak-
e H. as it practically means that they
will not at present be admitted to tho
United Hatters’ Association. A report
to thatcifect was made to the Hat
lI‘inlshcrs' Association at its meeting
held last evening by National Director
Robert Pearson.
Other business of a routine nature-
was transacted. and it was voted to
attend the Baptist (‘hurch oh Sunday
night in a body, accompanying tile
the Hat Makers‘ Asset-lotion and the
Hat Trimmers Association, who have
also voted to attend and listen to a_
special sermon to be preached to them
by Rev. Hugh B Carpenter.
brought up.
but nothing definite was decided.
BIG DOUBLE RIPPER ,
. COLLIDED WiTii COACH
One Death is Expected in Turn-
ers Fall, Massachuseiis, and
Several Were lluri
TURNERS FALLS, Mass, Jan. ll.~
Ono. death was expected today to re-
sult from the coasting accident on i.
streol here last night, when a double
rippor collided with a hack and several
boys and girls were injured. Joseph
Gossrelln, iii years of age. lay at his
homo today with his skull fractured
and his scalp laid open. and the cur
soon in attendance atatod that. the
chances were against his recovery.
Of the others injured, the moat scr-
iotlsly hurt is Gertrude (iiibault. 18
years old. 'l‘hero is It bud wound on
her tread. and it is feared her skull is
fractured. while one hand is badly
crushed. it was believed, today. how-
ever that she would recover.
”pm—g ..._..
SILENT FOUR HA8 A DANCE.
Colored Society From Hawaii: and
Other Places in Mindanao.
'l‘he lineal. dance ever given by the
Iolored people of The Norwnllra was
‘Ield last evening, at Red Men’s Hail.
and tho oolorod oliic from a number
of cities was In attendance.
'l‘lrorc were fully 260 persons in the
hall and it delegation on olghtyiivo
portions was present from New York.
ll. largo number wcro from Stamford,
New Haven and Bridgeport.
The music. for llll‘ dancing was far
irisiII-d by .iIII'olnII May's Orchestra in
their usual lino. rrrunrrcr.
'i‘hII program of dancing comprlsod.
"Murray Hold." two stop: "A Mcrry
AIIIIIrican." walla; “Rolliclilng Girl."
lwu slop, "Yunkco iioodio tiny."
"Woodland." "llouric" "(i_ t). l’." "Sil—
vor ilools,“ "(in The Beach.“ “Bulli-
llioro." "(lukII Walk." “Don't Forget,"
"liown The Field." "Play Willi Mo."
'Mr. Dooley" “ Second Region-III
March." "All Aboard."
.ll the corwloslmr of this program
Jerome May's Orchestra was compcl-
led to leave for liridgcport and the
music was rondorod by Munstll'ld and
Milli-Ion until 4:30 this morning.
'i‘ho colIImiIchI in charge of the al-
fuircornprislxi .illmou ii. lluborlson.
1.. Wright. Edward Sonics and it.
Wr‘iuiii.
-wmm...“
CUTTING TENIINCH lCE.
First Daalor to Begin Harvesting Win-
ter Block started in This
Morning.
ill‘ Norwulk iIIo dlIIliIIrs arc begin
him: to ulIl.II'lIilIly lo hurrosl llIolr Iru-
nliui crops. lcrI llll llIII pIIIIIls‘rIII‘ilIll
in lblcklioss from two In IIIII inchos.
liolucl' llIrtloryI Iil' ilI-IIIIII llivr-r, who
is proprietor of llrv furlnor business of
.i. ll. Wilson. in tho iirst IIIIIIicr lo
bogln culling operations. Mr. Hill
lIIry started ll. foroo of loop III work on
his bond this morning culling II ton
illf'il producl.
if the prom-III cold spoil IIoIIliIIrIIIII
most of tho lil'liil.‘l‘ii will brain IIpanl-
Honk curly next. wuck. II‘I'IIIIk Ii. MIIII-
rlli said this morning that he hoped
to start work Monday.
it in not anticipnlmi llnIi tho Work
of harvesting will in» so expensive as
iltiil winter. whorl thoro was an an
uuuuily large amount of snow to deal
with III preparing to out ”It“ loo crop
LINCOLN DAV BANQUET.
As has boon lhrI custom for several
youm lhc annual Lincoln lino bau-
quot of the Catholic lflub will he an
important event it will bo hold on
the usual dale. Lincolnn Birthday.
February 13.
The commlltoo Is new hard at omit
on tho IIIIIIIIIII and will shortly announ
IIII llIo speakers for the occasion.
NOW All ATTOIINIV.
William A. tirifln. r., of fictional
II‘IoIIi‘ ii office. appear before Judge
lionhmk in the (Inverter Court yew
torday and on motion of Attorney
Stiles Judson. took the oath of an at-
removal-Law Mr lirlllln is now a
full Ilmlgml lawyer.
oer squadron on the China station, on
our command of Vice-Admiral Blr tier-
Ilrd Noel. arrived hm today and was
resolved with the usual formalities
by “18 “EIVMI Gilli lift! mill“?! author»
tiles.
The matter of holding a fair was,"
and discussed at length.
Works plant in
day by All]
" the Huhbell. linil
. . for :2. son
owned by the
ll orside avenue.
Bates Oom .
were sold“
. MoFot-
. his restaurant
business in. toilet. Norwalk, lov
day to use Moli‘ettcridge. MI.
Briilsa' base the business
very sucti- five
years. He
member
Mr. Mcl‘eiliéi'ldup was formerly Inn
anger of the Izodiewood Duck farm,
Which suspended busi-
'l‘lIo new ow already taken
possession.
. sin. CAUGHT.
_'lflgoport Jail Haa
llama Murders.
‘ (.11 win charge
‘I if and a detec-
ini'a James Rooney
' any Dan. Denver
flurry, was tak-
rday ‘to Birm~
charged with
a life .Ifn Ifnthc standard
in. tile" outskirts of that
.ilfl The gang
. ; omit obtained sev
.Irui hundredifdol clip“:
a
and bound the watch
tails alleged. Pettltt
m” on; in the log, and
would have g ed him it not anoth-
Ir member a " no in stored. Two
of tho urembus of the subs gang have
been hanged in Aabnma for murder.
Iithough it has always been believed
ital the man now in custody did the
Initial killing fob which lhcy were ex-
cculorl.
l’IIltlll was arrested early last fall
in "Mimi and sentenced to the county
all in this city for vagrnncy. While in
ho jail ho was iduuiriiod by another
II-lsIIIIer as Tommy llowd or* Doro
vor' iial‘r'y. lio was suspected of a
dirt in tho bowing. (If llic snfc of tho
Springtime, t‘onrn. postoilicc, and ill»
on tho expiration of the vnxraucy term
of Polliit ho and ii is cotrlpauious.
Dummy Raymond and iltf Prank Mur-
tiu. wort: hold for the federal authori-
lion
'l'hoy had a hearing before United
Stall-s (‘ornrnissiouor E. B. l’ock in
this city. lnIl there was not sufficient
ovldonro to hold them. l’oititi iIIInIcIi-
into it was lo-“Ililoslcd and hold uwull
Ina action by ilil‘ Alabama Irulhorllios.
lmI l‘l'illl .iclks IIItIlIrIsloIi his extradi-
ion ’l‘lrr poiiro any that lhcro is no
doubt l’oiiitl is lhc right man. Dotoc-
livo lhIdokI-I. who is taking tho man
back says l’ollill was born in lat
Saliva Ill. and has tho worst criminal
round of any man in tho country.
Bodokor ulvos l‘otllli Ir roirinrkubiu
crlmlnni IopIIlullIIrI. llo runs that thc
Illiili Iloilboruloly has IIIIII'derIIII at loam
Ila otlicr-I's. and probably half a rloaou
IIIIIIIrs. No has blown snfos III all parts
of tin f‘tillllill. and is considered tho
minu- mpcIl sufo blower lil America
illI: i-‘I'Ilnk Marlin. who was it inil
cmupunlnu of l’olllil nuswms fairly
woil In tho IlIIscIipllon of Shenandoah
llI-II. lhI- illii\ IIIcnIlnII of lluI gang Ill
largo it In “strolled now he was not
hold lo await tIII- rlrIlvnl of rho Ala-
bumu IIIlicIIIs.
. ~.._........-...u._—-——
J. F. F.‘ WHIOT CLUB.
..ivo Harry .
l‘onnuy Donut;
Harry and NW
deliberately
Iniemlnnd Gentleman Friends at the
Home IIof Mrs. Vollmar.
Till .I. lI’ Whisl l'lub IIIIIIIIborII
\l‘l\ plonsnnlly onlorlniuod their hair
bands lllili Inumuiino frlonrln, Inst ov-
"Hill“ at tho homo of Mrs William
VIIIIIIIIII on I) recount 'l‘orraco 'l‘lIorrI
WlIl‘l' nlx tables or whisl players and
lilo prim-n wore won by Mrs. Voilmi-I'.
tirisl Mrs. A. ‘l‘. Pill‘t‘lIilil mtl‘lillli ulili
Mr.“ iIviuII ill'lulloy. ooiriloiullun. ’l‘lru
IIlI'lIilrIIII-IIIIIprirlos woro wun by MI
Karup; lhrI second bi Jack W. Voil-
InlIr. lilili the (articulation by .I. if. Jul
iflo in Dorian.
A bIIlfIIl lunch was served during the
owning and at tho close of pin fix
music was IIIIIdorIIIl by Jack W oli-
nIcr. Mrs. I’crceillr and Mrs. need.
Illinois: was also indui I In.
Those present were I. and I!”
(‘hnrlon pooch. Mr. and Mrs. A. 'l‘.
Parccils Mr. and tire. Kama. Mr. and
Mrs. ’l‘liomas Road. Mr and Mrs.
I asosv. JANUARY II. Igor.
Mill s orrrcut . .
FINDING Iii consumerist if ,
F. W Mitchell. to .
, a Narcotic wins moi eon . swaworaroiron’.
Will beFileIlIanlIi state At-
iorney William Tomorrow
or Saturday Who May lion-
iinue Investigation
NEW HAVEN, Jan. li.—-’l‘ho official
(indict of Coroner Eli Mix in the case
of Charles A. Edwards, who presum;
ably committed suicide at the Hillel
homestead. Wednesday, January 3. will
be filed th State Attorney Williams
either to arrow or Saturday, said the
coroner this morning. He expects that
the report of Medical Examiner Barl-
lett. who conducted the autopsy on the
body of M. Edwards, will be submitted
to him this afternoon. His report to
the state attorney will be made soon
after he receives that of the medical
examiner.
Coroner Mix said that while the
state attorney is continuing his in-
vestigation and search of tiie'Hillcr
homestead today for new class. be ex-
pected there Would be no change In his
ofiiclal finding and that his tentative
report of last Monday, indicating that
Mr. Edwards committed suicide. would
be substantiated.
«(Toni $4.50 ton.
BRITISH BARK ENTIRE
“ALTONA” GOES ASHORE
Was Bound From Elizabelhport.
N. i., to St. John, N. 8., and
is'Leakinp Badly
Harris & Guns Co.
CilA'l‘llAM. Mass. Jan. li.~«'l‘he
British barkoutlno Altona, bound from
Elizabethporl, N. J.. for St. John, N.
8.. was discovered ashore on ShovelI
lul Shoal early today by one of tho
surfmon of thc Monomoy Point life
saving station. Captain Kelly and
crew. of the station. Immediately put
out to her assistance. but were unable
to get her afloat. The burlrentine is
leaking considerably, but an effort will
be made to pull her off the shoal at
high tidrI and as the sea is quiet, it is
thought they may be successful. The
crew remained on board.
The barkentine. which is owned in
Windsor, N. 8.. has a cargo of I300 tons
of coal. Silo carries a crew of ten
men. She registers iiil. tons net, and
was built at Parrsboro. N. 8., in‘lsiitl.
Later-tho Altona was floated by the
lug Gypsum King and was towed to
Monomny Point. The Gypsum King
was towing a string of. barges from
Windsor, N. 8.. to New York. and
nightingale surround vocal. unaltered
the burgers and went to the assistance
of the Allonu. After Iioatlnx‘the blue
keullno and towing her to Monomoy
Point, the tug picked up her barges
and rcsumcri lIcr voyage to the west-
ward
The crew of tho Altoun will free
their vessel from water if possible and
iakr- her to \‘iIIcyard Haven for lcm
porary repairs.
WOMEN CHASE THIEVES.
Follow Robbers in Sleigh to City's
Bil-oats, Where Trail la Loot.
BRIDGEI’ORT, Jan. lI.~~—iI:arly yes-
terday morning Mrs. Joseph Bradley.
of Greenfield Hill. board a commotion
lII hor hcn~coop. it was some time he'-
foro silo could dress and hurry out to
tho coop, but when she. did she saw
human tracks in the snow. and investi-
gating. found that twarrlv blooded
fowls were missing. Following the
lrack of the tlriows. Mrs. Bradley
canIo to the piano at tho roadside
whrIro Innrululors had londod tho chick-
ens Into a wagon.
Mrs. Bradley aroused her sister and
liilrhod up tho family home to u
sleigh. in II (cw moments the women
wcro in pursuit of tho thicvos. After
it lhl‘mI-miio drlvo they lost trace of
tho lhlovos because of the numerous
wuxon lrurks in the road at. the ca-
il‘lllil'l' to this city. Mrs. iiradioy draw
to poliI-c horrdounrtoru rlrrd “Informed
lin- policc. ‘I‘lIII detectives are now on
tho lookoul for IIIII slolou oblckonn,
STATE @RANGE OFFICERS.
llAlt'l'lI‘Oitii. .IIIII. li.-—-'i‘ho Couriers
tlcul Slnio llrnurw closed its three
rlIlys' session this Ill'iornoou after oi-
ooliug lho following officers:
Muster-”0. S. Wood. Ellington.
llvorauekwlil. A. Puck, Bristol.
iAIolurorI—Irh. H. Houicy, Woodstock.
Browurdmil). P. Johnson. Warren.
ChunisInw—Iitov. iI‘. Countrynran.
liraul‘ord.
i'tllliilli‘l‘I‘IWN. i3. i’iull, New Haven.
HIIIIIIIIIII'yw-II. id. lroinls, (Huston
lIllly.
All of lilo other nlllcoru were re-
olocn-Il with the execution of Mrs.
(lurric A. Eaton. of North “atoll. Who
in, critically ill. Her position as Po-
rnouu was IIlliId by the election of Hill.
InIiIllc A. l-lydo, of Canterbury.
constant—nun.
Tho wedding of James if. O’Cohliiali
and Mills Margaret Road of Brooklyn-
quI celebrated last events: In Brook-
lyn. Joseph tissues. of Mandamus
best man.
CEMETERIES.
(‘hsries Mn: horpo Mr. and Mrs. lo
I II! HrniliI-Iy Mr and MN. Hoary
llIIrlIlIIy Mr and Mrs Mack IlatehlnI
son. Mr.
Mrs. Putnam. Mrs. Hrliohlliss. Mrs lIyI
DIIITIBH MUADWON "Gill/Io. on lllrn. Belle Hutchinson. Mil-s II‘
MANILA. Jan. ii. «The British oral itiIiichinnon Rowland Bradley.
Jack
Voiilner.
”Auction sole household furniture,
horse and wagon. of the estate III lilo
ward (lactation. at til Taylor arena .
Warrior Jan. 18th. Ill 1 p In.
IIIIII Mrswlnillffe of Dill’itmi,
Riverside
.i fun. I.. mutt till n ill Witter u.
“loot a lot while you are alive an
ply lo lino. W. Warhol-II. luminous
dent. on "in mulls
Los'r.
tooth-Ia salami smelt AND
while fox terrier. answers to own
'l‘l‘lir suitable reward for return to
no Elmimnd ova, flu ltorwalk m it.
. which were fought by a bucket brl
Mu - Norwal ’
(Tomi seventy new 'li’oautlfullv Iooc'i’v'
BlazeIBelievod to Have Been the Work of a Firebug—IA
Edwards Aroused by Hiredilan, Who Heard floating of it
Blaze, About Three O'clock Yesterday Morning—{limo ‘
Fight the Blaze With Buckets of Water Were Unavalilllp, .
Fire llad Gained too Great Headway When 'it Was Discovered
dono towards rescuing the cows. which
were burned to death. There had been.
no fire in the burn and no conditions
that Would warrant any scallion
them y. and in fact Mr. Edwards has.
reasons for thinking that his barn was
deliberately s l on lire.
About fifty eel away from the co
barn is another somewhat slrhila .
structure in which there were Wind as
many cows as in the burned harm.
The farm hands finally gave up as use-
less the attempt to save the burning
structure and turned their Iattention
to the other barn, and splashed Water
on the sides of it to prevent it from
hurtling. The news which perished
Wore worth from 850 to $60 one III
were partly insured. Mr. Edvlai‘ds
loss will be considerable for the reason ,
that his insurance is but half the value .
of his lost property. -'
There was no lire kept in the barn“:
and no fire had boon near the place. ‘
during the day or evening. The cows
Wt‘l‘e herded in early, and after the,
milking. which was done by daylight...
worn locked in the stable, which whit,“
not opened again until the front doom ~'
were unlocked in an effort to save at.
least a few of the unfortunate animal!
confined within and being burned to,
death Evidences which point to a
lirebug have been unearthed on the , ~
farm, and a strict investigation will be
conducted.
incendiary fires are becoming an .
areas in Fairfieid, and It istlsualv ‘
early In the morning when they are-r
started. The frequency of then: lately
has recalled Fairfleld's experience of .
about a decade ago. when it had a firm ‘
bus who alarmed the entire town an
unused a reign of term beforph e
captured, convicted and an" r I.
IBRIIIGEPORT, Jan. ii.~—lI‘Ilirlleld's
mynto‘rlous lire bug wielded his torch
again yesterday morning and set fire
to the cow bamvof A. S. Edwards. on
the Black Rock turnpike west of the
On- castle and caused the structure to
burn to the ground. twenty-nine line
miich cows perishing in the llamas,
trade with but little success. Coming
so closely after the incendiary tire at
the plant of the MOilif an Spring Conr-
pany on Sunday morning. resident}; of
F‘airl‘ield have become alarmed and the
greatest precautions are being taken.
At 4:30 yesterday morning the tote»
phone bell in No. 3's engine house on
Norman street, this city, was runs
vigorously and the captain. who an
swered the call, was informed that
there was II had fire in the West. End
hooking out of the west windows of
the engine house the men saw the
western sky illuminated brilliantly.
but as there was a difference of opin-
ion no to whether the tire was in this
city the captain in charge of the
house decided to await-developments.
A call was sent to No. 5 house to
have the chemical company in readi
nose for a call and the then got up and
“hitched." but their services were not
called into use.
Meanwhile the cow barn in Fair-field
a large frame structure. was burning
briskly and with a few men working
with buckets of water. which acted
like drops'of rain on a large contiagra-
tion. Mr. Edwards” hired men were
aroused by'the crackling of the burn-
ing limb-nu but the fire had gained
such headway that nothing could he
m sea sans.
Mamwnoanrsnno on UN
FOR c—ornron'r r
furnished rooms. Also table board. insert at {£3 concerts.
inquire 23 Monroe St. 111 MIL-heap. Ad l'liir'tl J E 0;.
ery, South Ndi‘waiir P.O.1il 8t
FOR BALE~ONE LARGEBIZED
square piano for :15. Must be cold
at once Apply Steinert’ s. 6 South
Main St, So. Norwalit. ill: Bt‘
FOR SALE-«ONE zit-ROOM HOUSE: . '
one 14- room house. all improvements:
TO LET—~WARM AND WELL PUR-
nishcd rooms for gentlemen. with use
of bath; in center of city. Apply at
10 Hanford place. Smrlh Norwulk. 3
110 t
FOR RENTv—ONB) FURNISHED
room. with heat and bath. 65 South
Main St. So. Norwuik. )9 31 one iO—room house: 6 buildin: in”.
. , . good location All on easy termp. .—
70 LET"'T‘V0 MONA FUR' Sturges Randall 59 Seaview avenue.
Also boarders wanted.
Mrs. A. Carly, 2i
iii 3t
nished rooms.
ladies or gentlemen.
Union street, Bo. Norwalk.
WANTED.
WANTED~~~A 'ruonooonm' an
liubiI:I girl for general housework. (tall
at No. 3 Elm street. Nor-walk. jil at
Tel. 38
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE LATEST PM: is To HAVE
your monogram burnt on a Leather
Postal to give your friends for ‘a gl-
low lop. Have the monogram: of ,. _
scatters burnt on your collectionof or
post cards The PyroArt. Novelty 00.,
F. W. Hoyt. Manager 80 Washinitou
Si. (Singer Sewing Machine storehflo
Norwalk. . ..
AUTOMOBILE, CARRIAGE AND
wagon repairing and paintin‘: new
and second hand carriaaos and wax‘
one for silo; horse shoal“ and clip-
ping, and general blackmithlnt.
WANTEDMA COOK ANI) lIAUN
dress. Apply to Mrs. E. A. Woodward.
to North Main street. iii if
WANTED-MONT SELL YOUR
feather beds; have them made into a
delightful folding mattress. Hair mat-
tresses steamed and cleaned. Write
for descriptive pamphlet, to the B. &
H. Folding Mattress 00.. 197 East Juno. H 1‘“... s. yum“;
Washington BL. 60. Norwallr. do if I. .
II. A. IUDDIRI. PRAOTlOAhI
MISCELLANEOUS painter Paper Hall ‘3‘ and Decorator
Estimates submitter. Address, limb
IMPLOVMINT AGENCY—MR8“! son street. foot of Mnklin. Origin-ltd
J. Wilcox, announces that she has so ILuther Wright! .
tabllahod an employment agency at
:8 Union street. and can more work MM. ANNIE M. HAY”. 0 ii)
Main street South Norwalh,
for all classes of applicant Hours
a In it a. nu: i to I n. in graduate in dermatology kilidl)
-- olta your patronage. ”meow
LEGAL NOTICES. electrical scalp treatment facial
Iran, a specialty, superfluous half
District of Norwalk, Int. Probate blemishes removed Vim” W‘- 0*
Court. liorolnlwr till. A. it. lilliii. I‘
auitation fro.
lactate of lI‘rIIuIIoII l.. Konlcr. late of
Norwalk. In said district. distended. I PROFESSIONAL, II
The (touri of Probate for the III»
"RING fl. FORD. PUPIIII
i
trier of Norwuik bulb limited and al
lowed Illa months from tho ditto hare lindioy flack. Ilarry Reins Shell
of for the creditors of said estate to willer . Ilall; oruanlrit of
exhibit their rialnin for settlement. Nor-walk (foundational (‘hurcln
Those who unaloct to "Will their teacher of Plano. emu and liar _
amounts. properly attested. within Applicants please call at the
said limo. will lie Ilcbarrod a rormrery. Thursday afternoons or address It:
All persons Indebllnl to said estate are Park Place. Stamford, ..
requested to make Immediate linI MIG! POLHIMUIISURGEO
merit to 'ropotilrll. graduate of Iir. KI .
HENRY E. CHICHESTER. Bona‘ heel of Chiropody. “I: w ,
dilil it it Administrator. Ava. cw York. announces W
ordered upon lire practice of bar
SOLVENT NOTICE. tension at iii 'i‘aylor Ave.
District of Norwalk. ssI. Probate Appointments at private ml
Court. January 1, A. 11.10“ .
ill-late of Edward Gustavus. late of
Nmallr, in said district assured. MONA it Lilli TAYLOR. or
The court of Probate for the fill- Vork (lily, earner oil? also.
after. or Norwalit. hath iiiliilAifi and IiiI Did Bani: Bulldlukflhtoatw
lowed Iii: months from the ditto horn. Illt Tuudav till day. III
of for the creditors of acid est-to to 8 p. m. Tot. Bill
exhibit their claims for reaffirm-Int.
Those Who hurl act to would their It ..
counts. anIIcI-Iy alioalcd. within said pianist and
flinch will he dollar-rel a renown AI bod III “M
persona lnIlclIIsd to owl estate arr rI nary. .Izalpslo
quested in metro i mediate payment to etch ob
.lorm Ill pauses. scan: times mp Intent
it it ill Administrator
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