ESTAB SH D 1370.,
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metered at. thoaeutlx Nomadic
Poetuomco as Second Class Matter.
HIM} MPEllES BY ME
Ralf a Hundred Injured—«Detective Flue Causes Smokoto Come
Through the Floor-Congregation in Terror Despite Efforts
Made by the Minioter to Alley Alarm-PMon, Women and
Children Knocked Down and "trampled Upon in Effort to Escape
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-—-A wild loud floor there is a
manic following a loud shriek of “tire“
brought death to eighteen colored per-
sons and injuries to. nearly two score
of othersdast nlglfi in St. Paul's Bap—
tist Church in Eighth street. Ibctwccn
Poplar"streot and Glrard avenue. The
terrible. rush to gain the street was
of brief duration and that more were
"not killed In the stampede was prob-
ably due to the fact that the church
was not crowded. At the time the
disaster occurred not more than 300
persons overe on the second floor of
the building, which with the gallery.
was capable of accommodating 000 to
700. ”lhc tire was a trifling one and
was extinguished beforeI the firemen
arrived. The smell of smoke added
to the panic and despite the heroic
work of the Rev E. W. Johnson the
pastor of the Church. who tried in vain
Io alloy the tours of the frightened
worshippers lhc tIIrI-Ior stricken peo-
ple made a Ilespato rush to leave the
church only to be choked up on the
narrow stairway. These in the rear
leaped over the prostrate forms of
those who fell. and when the rush was
oVer eighteen lny dead on the first
floor and stalls of the building. Death
in poorly every case was due to sul‘
location or trampling
The disaster occurred while II In!
lcctlou was being taken up. The pus-
toII had just concluded his sermon. the
text of which was “Why sit we here
until we die. " Following the collection
there was to have been It baptism of
it man and wife Several of the col-
ored people owing to the lateness of
the evening, had left the church and
others were about. to so.
As lhc pastor was arranging lhc
pulpit prpppraforg. to begimling tlIII
baptismal service In woman in our of
the front mm; of the loft sidc oi the
altar gave II loud shriek oi‘ “firc.” in-
stantly all those. about her were on»
their feet. waiting for the blaze 'l‘hIIrII
were no lidlilos in sight bill hltllsc near
the pulpit suIIIllIIIl smoke and sturtctl
down the slain toward the door. 'l III-II
followed It half dozen cries of "llrII"
and thtI wholII oongrcgution bIIcumc
panic stricken.
The pastor by this limc l‘i‘illi’M'll lhc
seriousness of the situation and in II
loud volII,o which only added to Ibo
confusion. called to the terror strick-
IIII pooplc III be scaled. No one its
toned and despite his frantic appeal
a rush slatted flint llll'lllll death In
many
Al the rear of tlIII church on IIIII set--
M r
comm uoIEL I-IIIIE
oors DAMAGE or $50
_H«»«
One ofthoXoudeWomen Guests
Said to" Havdifloen Smoking
Cigarettes” turbid
——.~;;‘..E.~_..._
A young womun who snIolIIIIl
cigarettes lll‘, Sis: tillIIVlIIl to lIIIVII
Men the calls ft? to at the Grand
(‘Icutrul Hotel, in Wood HlH‘t'l, ycstor
Iluy afternoon. I
About 4 o'clock it was IllsIIovtII'IIIl
that the interior of onc of the rooms
wus on fire and the door WIIII brokcn
open. it was found that the both-lolli-
lug lultl blil'llt'il and the interior wood-
work wus ublunc.
A few pails of water extinguished
lilo binzo. ’i‘hc damage was about. $50.
MR. BENDER'B PIANO RECITAL.
a...”
Program Rendered at South Norwnlk
Congregational Church, Saturday.
George (3. Reader. instructor of the
piano guys a recital. last Saturday
afternoon In the lecture room of the
South Norwnik Congregational Church.
There was It largo attendance. anti a
varied and interesting pIIogIItuu was
presented. Mr. Bender displayed on»
colinnt ability. and received several
IIIIIIoIIos. Mr, Boudoi- iII oomph-to nuts
for of the piano. it did not seem pos-
nihlo one pair of halide could covcr so
much kcyboard. The program follows:
Sonata. on. it ............. lloelhot'ou
Song without words Mendelssohn
Polonaise op. 63 Chopin
Nocturne op. 50, ........... Chopin
he Pupllnn invalid.
Novelcttc ......;......... Schumann
'i‘rnumerrl ............... Schumann
Mount-t, ................ 2i’I‘ndcrcwnlIi
Hungarian Rhapsody. No.2 Lind
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OINIRAL 'RO'T ON WAOHINQTON
Will Addnu Gillan of tho Notional
Guards of All Out-o.
ticttorul Russell not started for
Washington. yes or, to attend the
interstate convent of the National
Ilium officers of the state. He
will deliver on edit-coo on The Value
my... IIIIIIIIII...IIIIIII .. ..
ly o 0 held MW of tho mud:
too a . other It Hou-
lin W
on in depot-cl
l
wide doorway
which lcuds to II stairway to each side-
of the building. Each stairway has a
sharp bond which proved to be the
principal contributory cause for the
jam. The front. door on the first
liner is wide and easy of exit.
\thn the rush started those in the
' rear of the church did not fully re-
all“! what was wrong and were slow
Io movo. 'l‘hc frantic shrieking of the
women and children become loudel
ad more general. and many wort
knocked down in the two aisles of theI
church. Then came the terrible rush
down the stalrways. For some un-
known reason everybody tried to get
down the left side of “the building.
I-onIpuIIuiivoly fow attempting to leave
by the right stairway. One eye wilI
IIIIss says that perhaps a dozen per-
sons got safely down thc stairs. when
several people tripped and fell and
caused the narrow way to become jum-
mIIIl. Several men on the first floor
attempted to hold the people buck.
but were knocked down and then the
human stream camc tumbling down.
The wcnkIIr oucs i'cll only to be
trampled upon and crushed by those
coming front behind.
The ringing of the tire boils. lhc
citing of tho IIIIIbIIlIInI-II gongs, the al-
most total darkness and the thick fog
llIlllHI to lhc confusion for a limc. Ur
tll‘l‘ was soon brought, about, howuver.
and IIchIy one who could not stand
was placed in IIII IIIIIbuluucII u Id rush-
IIIl to either the Children's, .t. .ios
oph's. or the German Hospital. No
tlmc was taken up to two if any victim
was dead. and within an hour IIftIII
the disaster occurred tlIII slrIIut had
been cleared of the muss of people
and the church door closed.
thu those who came down the
front stairs had left the building a
terrible sight, prcsclltcd itself to the
rescuers.
'i‘ho sccncs in the hospitals were pu-
thotic in the extreme. A ngIat crowd
of gathered at the
doors of each institution. lull no mic
was admitted without it satisfactory
reason. Within the buildings the on
fire houso stulfs were orderIIIl out and
nearby physicians onIII called upon
to assist in Iuinislcring to tho SMITH“
lug. An I-xaIIIiIIIItltuI oi‘ the dead
showed that most of them had lIIIIIII
.IIIfI‘oIIIIiIIIl ill' lIIIIl Illi‘il from internal
iujurics. ()f llli‘ iIIiIIIII-d few. if any.
IIIIII likely to die.
'i'lIII tire was II IIIIIIII trifling affair
.\ tlIIl'tII'llrII llllII Sllll‘lt'fl II Hillllll llrII
III the t'lllllllle, which caused smoke
to issue through the cIItIleIIIs in ”NI
Ff‘i'llflil llIIIIl‘.
IIIIIIIIIEII out: tattoo .
quI AN mick or RABIES
Big Black bog Ran Through
West Avenue. Sunday. Snap-
ping at Everything in Sight
A big black dog was .IIIIIIII on West
IIIIIIIIIIII yesterday. and by some pI-IIplII
the animal was thought to ho uliliclcd
with rabies. Long strings of frothy
sulivn dropped from his mouth and
he run nlong the street acting IIIII-IIIIly.
l-ioIIuIIII S. HHH‘PI'S littlII fox terrier
was in tho slrcct'untl llto black dog
IIIIIIppIId III ii viciously. but missed
biting him.
Mr, ”llll'll reported the matter to ”Hi
llUIlf’l‘. but ”my could not. locate tho
canine. which Wont up lhc avenue in
the direction of Norwalk,
A mad dog was killed ycsicrdny on
(' (lillll‘l’ III III llYl'llllt‘ by one of a crowd
:If about twenty five men who purl-mod
t
The animal was clearly afflicted with
rubles as it IIIInppcd III IIVIIryono'ulIIl
everything that it passed. it fIIotiIr-II
at the mouth and thorn was no doubt
pllout its being afflicted with hydropho
In
Several dogs wvrc bitten by tho uuv
turn animal launch it was finally luid
low by a couple of charges of shot
fired by buddy liowlcy.
nu...—
MAYO'S CARE TAKEN UP FRIDAY.
ANNAl’lllIIH. Mr. .luu 22 .~~'l‘lIII
InIIII of Mldsllltuntm liluudo ll. Mum.
of Columbus Minn, II iIIqubcr of the
first class, was taken up by the court-
martial today, Mayo in the ninth mid-
shipmun to come before the court
since its commencement and the tenth
case as Stephen Decatur. .ir., of Port-
smouth N. li.. has boon tried twice.
The next cans to he tried in that of
Richard ll. Mann. also of the first
class. on appointee of President
Roots veil. 'l‘hc naval authorities here
say i y have no idea when the cotlrt-'
martinis will end. but officers who urn
connected with thII courts have taken
houses in Annapolis for tho wln~
tor. I
FORMER MIN/tron DEAD.
BMREIJEHICM. .ln.. .iuil. 32x-~llw
hurt 8. Brown. II prominent retired
ogirculturict and former state sonuio‘r
died today of general debillty aged
years He was II decendont of a.
royal English family and his grand:
mother was related to the ancestors
of President Roosevelt
H
“a...“Wuwm m
. MILITARY SERVICE
0T FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Company F Occuplos Scale in
the Body of the Churoh~
Special Music and Decorat-
.ions.
Lust evening tho ‘lI‘irst. Methodist
Church was filled with the congrega-
tion which was present. at the service
devoted especially to tbothought of
military life. ,
At. 0:50 o’clock, Company iI‘. Ti‘hird
Infantry, Connecticut. National (iuurd.
arrived in- II body at the church. in full
uniform. commanded by Captain Char»
les 1.. Wing. l-ihc men made an ex-
cellent appearance, both ill their pa-
rade und in their presence as a body
in the center of the church. The
church hymns were of II military IIbuII.
actcr, including the uuilomil authom.
The choir rendered special music IIII-
der the direction of Miss Constance it}.
Field. The church was beautifully
decorated with American flags. The
national emblem was draped over the
pulpit and extended along the platform
on either side. The altar roll and
choir stand wore also decorated. The
committee doing the work was Frank-
lin A. Smith, chairman. and Miss Sn.
die II). Bodwell and S. Milton Stevens.
The sermon by the pastor was on
the text. “i came not to send peace
but a sword." The theme was Jesus
and the Soldier. 'l‘he preacher show-
ed that Jesus although coming to
bring peace, could not iIItroIiucc it into
a hostile world without conflict. The
military career of Jesus ill tho con-
quest of tile world was emphasized
and illustrated by reference to ancient.
and modern warfare, and a comparison
and contrast. were made bclwco Christ
“to Cross the
of the Guests
lowed Fail? .ounIis Nupiials
Such a stabbln I cutting anti slush-
iug accompanied dIchdlng celebration
among ”the Vol I s on tile olIi lI‘nir
iiround property hat. the police had
to brcuk in on e festivities about
liizfiti last night. ,
'l‘lu- lnnocIIntI u use of all “HI irou-
bio was the mom a Sunday morning
of Victor Cillldvi, grind Rosie (lbusv
kowski. 'l‘ho'ha y’nud jubilant cott-
pic, accompanied y the usual rotinuc
of friends Joni-n ed down to Stum-
i’ord, and were are made man and
with by It clergy n of their own nor
tlonality. ,
Returning item ‘I‘ the customary ctIie-
brntlon was stat. I This naturally
was accompanied y a great abundance
of liquid refresh ’ut'and the fluid so
tiator was of th variety that. makes
befuddled intoll .
Everything we, along all right as
the day were on i to the night, when a
genuineI iightevl ntly occurred. One
man. William It rick, was so badly
injured that his ,riends were obliged
to call llr. William J. 'l‘raI-cy. to dress
his wounds. Roldrick. was bleeding
and the greatest of military leaders
and contrast Wi‘l'l‘ made lIIIionIn
Christ and the grcatcst of military lon-
Ilors on the earth. Napoleon Bonupnr
tII.
pI'cIIchIIIi 'l‘hc topic will lli‘. “Jesus
and thc Worklngmnn?
' and he. presents a sorry sight.
‘ lay, a form lobster,
nun often BY in"
IN HARTFORD. DIES.
William Foley Said to Have
Slept on Trook~ Both Logs
{animated Trying To Save
HARTFORD. Jan. 22.-William ll‘o-
of Potluonook.
was run over and so severely injured
by a trolley car on the Windsor dlvi
stop of thc Hartford llucs. early last:
evening, that he died II few hours lai-
or at the Hartford hospital to which
be had been lukcn. He was 30 years
old. it is said that he was asleep on
the truck.
When li‘olIIy was brought. into tho
hospital here it was found that the
man's logs had been so badly crushed
that it was necessary to amputato
them. This measure. however, did not
save Foley‘s life and he died at. 12:40
this morning,
As the special. which had bccu pluc-
IIII in charge ol‘ the lnotormnu whosII
car run down iI‘oloy. was entering this
city it collidld with another car. The
latter, which was running ahead of
the special, liud- just stoppedto lot
a woman passenger aboard. and as it
did so the special came up and crash-
IId into the rear platform of thI.I rogu—
lIIII. The woman. Miss C. H. Fuller.
who was about to step on to the regu-
lar. Wits knot kI-d down and sustained
bruises
wBasketball, Armory. Monday night.
(it). iI‘ I‘s. Manhattan College. Nut—
mogs vs. Pastimes. Dancing.
HARTFORD HORSE TRAINER
DEADS
llAlt’l‘b‘Oitll. .lau. 22.~~—Fred W. Roy.
holds, the widely known horse truluol‘
at. (ilIurlIIr Oak Park. (lied suddenly
badly from It severe scalp gash and a
wound on outI wrist when the physic-
ian arrived. Th, mulls clothing had
also become soak with tho lifo ilIIiIl
Ho
I
lCnu l lulled
Eourl. 11.. Page)
the temperature
”11' normal in
Although
IIIIIIleIai IIbovII
Wflh‘ 1
I llII I
not soar to tho lIII Iighl it did in IIIIIIIII i
turns of the slate. 'llIIII'II \IIIs .IIIIIIIII‘.
sunshine. and it brought IIII iIuImIIIIIII
crowd of pcoplc upon the slrwts but ,
toward night the log lit-gun spilling ill.
and thI cvcning was anything but
pleasant, l
The Wl‘illllt‘l' was warm enough lllll‘I 1
lug thI- Italy to make IIII III‘III‘IIIIIII II
lIIIrtlIIu. but it was so damn lust oven-
ing that l‘llllll'iiitlH wore a lll‘lll. "i‘o
ward midnight IiIII IIlIuoIIphIIIIo took
on all the IIlIIIrIIcIIIriIIliIIs of soil IIIIII.
sticky dough. iIJlIII-IIIic lights wore
about the only lhlngs to bc III-on
through the fog. and thcy palcd iuloI
nothing when they worn a block “I“
hind you.
On top of this climbs the warning
that a zero wuvu began its advance.
the IcnlpornlIIrII falling froul twenty
to forty degrees in the West anti KIIII
ltl
sus being in tho gIlp of a blizzard. I
is ill'iillllN‘ll that llll‘ told wnw will.
of about forty IiIIgIIIsIII. 'l‘hc IIIIIlIl
blast hoIvIIIIIr. is III-lug tIIIIIpIIIIId usl
ll IIIl\:IncII.II this any.
iI'IIII II laIgII motion of y-outctdny tlII-
.lllt‘ l"i my showed about sixty dcgt III N . .
Isclf very few boats were moving at all,
in The Norwulks. The day had morc
tho illipt‘til'illll‘t) of April than January. .
Town Clerk llIII‘lIIIrl R. Smith rII-
lIortI‘ find u post of wasps in the yard
of his home in WIIsl uvcnuc were.
broth. bl II lifc fIIIIII thIiI hibernating,
Iconditlou .IInIl Iluu about as if it was, tlIII MolIkII
IIIIIIIIIIIIII.
Enginccr (‘lIIII'lIIs N. Wood now It
blot-bird at lihodonolin l’nrk Fridays,
A large IIIImbcr «If barges and lug-
lIoIils sought IIIIIIltIIr insido (lIIIIIInIII
ltIII-l‘ light. lust night. being unnblol
to proceed through Ibo Sound on ur-
IIouui of thc log. The log signals on
tho lighthouses WIII'II IIoIInIIIIIl all day
.l'IIslIIIIIth and last night. .I
IPES HHl lHHEE
Jun. 22.-- I
l
The llrnzlllun IIIIIIIIII ship Atpildubuul
ltlt) JANEI lit). “that I.
Tim annual banquet of tho Not-walk
li‘bdnClub which will be hold the first
Woduoudny of next month is progress.
but nicely. invitations luwtI llt'i'ii IHI
nucd and a ooIIIIIIiIlm- appolnlml to or»
range for it. The conunillcc coup
prises Samuel Taylor. David W. ltuy
mood. William A. Ninth, James W.
Whitney. William (totes. Richard
Mooney and folder Wilntot. Con-
tractor llcoiio Gamble has recently
tml plated the Work of putting braces
unIor the building which will prevent
any ohwnyiug of the building which
has been noticeable since the second
story was recently added.
MW
-
INDION WADE ACQUITTID.
WASHINGTON. .lnII. “tamihndgn
Charles T. Wade, charged with l'tlililmtI
ulhillly for the explosion on the gun
bout llcnnlnnlon in San Diego ilarlmr.
Guilt. some months ago. has been no-
quilted by the court martini In his
case.
M...é...
“Basketball Armory. Monday night
on. II' III. Manhattan College. lint»
mega vu. Pastimes. Utilising. ‘
has III-cu sunk at Port .incnropnguu.
south of Rio .iunciro. an the result.
of tilt explosion on board. it In rc-
nun-noun—
Attempted to Turn Hi; Horne and Car-
riage to Sharply Yesterday.
in. Huntington was thrown from
his curriunc Ill Harriet. nirIIIIt ,Vtilllttr-I
day afternoon about 1 o'clock but forl-
unntcly not seriously hurt.
in. Huntington had been making a
null III. the home of Samuel llrundugo
III the residence of Samuel Brundogc
and attempted to turn his horse. and
carriage loo sharply. The doctor was
tossed heavily to the ground. the horse
was thrown from its fool and the our.
rings upttot. The top of the latter was
lll‘ftkt‘il oil. ‘
7— linskctb-di, Arnmry. Monday night.
(in. it‘ vn Manhattan liollogc. Nul-
lulu": IIII lluliuunl. Dancing. .
WW ‘
OAHD OP THANKS.
We desire to express our ‘luuolioltl
thanks for the kindness shown us in
our bereavement by our friends and
neighbors. cancels”? the t“.O O..i'ii and
barium tininn.
Milli. .l 410M103 and ”ought lil‘éi,’
' prion bill.
this morning of apoploxy. lie was 00
yours of ago and came ,to (lbartor Oak
about ten yours ago from Vermont.
Reynolds had It. with:
among lIorsI‘IIIIIIu from all parts of the
country. A wife and three children
'survlvc lIiIII.
roe WAS "so“TIilI‘III IN NEW ro‘IIII comm Fillers our IIIIEIIE was veer LITTLE
SHIPPING YESTERDAY on TODAY~SEVERAL reasons were lNlllRED m A
cross or TROLLEY CARS AT resume, MAINE
Nb} W
Hill Inn
YilliK. .lalr. 22.---~NIIw York
was pIIttclicallI iogbounll to
Notwulks y..m,.,.t,w It“. “Nun” ”pilrcncb Norwuik by tonight with It full day. the mist bcing so dIInsc that no
I.IIIIfI IIIIItI rod the lumber from the sch
and no \IIsscls sIIilcd outward bound
. l \IIrul Atlantic llllI'l‘lts' unchorod out-
siIlII ot SIIIIIIII Hook bur. not dating to
II'IIIItIIIII in farllIII. III lhc lItIIIIboI ii
and thousands of commuters rcachcd
lhclr plucIIs of bIIsluI-ss into on no-
lIIount of tho delay In fIIIIIbeImts.
The passenger IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII known to
be waiting outside of Sandy Hook am
from l-luntourg. La lire
tngnc front “il\'|‘l‘, ilIII Caledonia.
from (‘iusgow lhc ZIIIIiaIIIl. from Art-i-
worp, and llll‘ iiilunctonku, from South-
ampton. tithor liners which tquo
dub here today and had not collie lo
illt'll' docks wI-III the Rotterdam. front
itoltIIII.dIIuI lhc h‘luvonltt flout Naples,
the Main, from Bremen. and the Soil-
HHHllllEll lllES
(Continued on Eighth Page).
EXP [lSHlH HN lllllHll lllHHEl SHIP
THE “AQUIDARAN.” OWNED BY THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT, SINKS AT PORT JACARE»
PAGUA. SOUTH OF RIO MNEIROw—ONLY ONE OFFICER SAVED
ported that tlItIIIII hundred of her IIIIIl
perished and that only one officer win
linvoti.
l
FISH own “noon. on Hourmorou upon. ER SALE.
FOR CALEwF‘ilf'I‘Y it. P. liv-
right outline. in lino condition, III II
uIIIInI bargain it sold before We move
it can be soon running for the next
three days. (licnhill it 30.. lirldgor
port, Conn. 122 it
FOR GALE-wOHICAl’. A NEWLY
stuffed and mounted wild swan.
Address or apply Swan. Bantinol Of;
lice. 1223i.
FOR BALI-«FOUR. HORSE UP-
.rigitt steam engine and connections. in
good condition: at
motor. Austin db
and Elizabeth streets. 9 in
FOR snowman/r CLARE NO. ll
stool range with hot water tank and
hot air clquIl. IIIIIIIl It short time.
price still; lnrpc dining room stove.
inquire 58 Newlvlwn two
one. . ill! at
FOR Mun-ONE an ROOM HOUSE:
one “doom house. all improvemenic
one til-room been; It building this.
location. Alton otter forms. .I
'rfimsu llandidt. till Saviour alveolar.
tap good otttcd‘ water
acquaintance '
raw, corner lighter J
AM] NEW E
So its Secured a Continuance of the Case of Henry 0. Wheel!
Bot‘orc Judge Nicholson in city court
, BIIiIlngoIIL Saturday the trial of
Monk '4. R.,ogeru a lfllirfleld lawycrl
who with Dwight K. 'i‘IIlpp. of NIle
York is chm gcd with obtaining money
qulot false pretouces from Henry (1.:
Wheeler. of Stralford. through notesl
endorsed by Wheeler was resumed. I
'i‘ripp was not present and Judgo'
Banks of ills counsel stated that he
is ill in New York with grip Senator
’i‘owuc. who is associated with Judge
Banks as counsel for the accused was
not present being detained in Washing
ton. i). (I. ‘
Investigating Bridge Co.
Only one witness was examined Sal
urdnv ill the case of Rogers. ’ilIII
trial was then continued until Feb-
IIIIuIyi . when it is hoped that. both
cases will be completed. Prosecutor
Attorney Pullman desired It continu-
anon of at least a week he said. in
oIIIdIII that he might conduct an impor-
tant investigation into the so-called
New York and Now Jersey Bridge,I (io.,
certificates of stock which is said
were offered to WhlIIIlIII' by Rogers
II IIIIIIII It Will I
go subpoena. but was not called as tlié
who older, Tuesday in
colder Tue-day night: from ‘
only to southerly wind. booming
torly TRIM”. .
HSEY HHIHHE
Wheeler notes were discounted, wall
examined iI‘ormIIII Lieutenant Gov‘e
nor lI‘. O Keeler president of the!
bank. was also in court in answer to
testimony given by Mr Green.
doomed summent by the prosoolltio .
Cashier Green testimony was in 80))-
stance regarding liner» notes of which
Wheeler. Tripp or Rogers were either
Inakols or ondorsers. TWO 01' the nov
too were for $5, 000 and J third for (an
000. The notes were discounted and
Iencwod at the Norwaik bank on var-
ious occasions between June 1904. and
October. 1905. Mr. Green testified that
there is still one note on which $1000
is due unpaid to the bank.
Rogers Got Money. ,,
'l‘be cashier stated that the money‘-
on the various discounted notes wolf,
paid in New York drafts and cash to
Wheeler and lo Rogers for Tripp.
Mr. Rogers acted as Mr. 'l‘r'ipps 1389111:
in the matter be said.
Aged ll G. Wheeler the complaiuI
nut in the case. his wife. and son
lI‘red Wheeler. and Charles H Wolfe.
W“
as securities for his notes.
Mr. Pullmau' s investigation will pl'l-)
bably lukII him to New York he said
l‘IIII state wishes to ascertain it is
believed thIlht-Ir m not the assertion
made by IIttorIIeI lot the defense that
the Bridge- company is not a myth as
claimed by lhc prosecution arc col-
l'tIIIl.
President Keeler Supoenoed.
Lewis (.1. Green, cashier for tho
lI‘airlicid County National Bank, of
Norwalk wlIIIIIII several 'l‘IIlpp-Rogers
consolvulor for Mr. Wheeler Wore ill
’courl Nelle of them was called upon
.10 testify
Judge Banks nskcd that it a con-
glinunuce was to be. made it should be
lfUI' longer than one week for masons.
jwhicll he said were very important.
.IIIIigc Nicholson stated that there
had been so many continuallccs at
ready that he would hesitate even to
l.continuc. lhc yum for a week. He
,hopcd he said that the trial Would be
lcompletcd on February it. which is
the next date set for the hearing.
LOST.
LOSTwA BLACK POCKET BOOK. ‘
Saturday evening; 85 will be paid for
its return to owner. Jrnest Hurtcr, til
(ilcnwood avenue, or Chief of Police
Vollmcr. 122 it
PROFESSIONAL.
INTRODUCTORY OFFER-COURSE
of twenty lessons in the art of advanc-
ed piano playing for twenty dollars.
Mr. iico. C, Bender offcrs this special
prlcc up to lI‘elquary l. Studio III the
III-Isidcncc of W. C, lI‘ootII, 50 80. Main
St.. 'l‘hursllays and Saturdays from
2 till 5.
YOUNG LADY. lI‘iltS’l‘ CLASS
Innnlcurisl. will call at your home and
give facial nulssagc. also lIIIIIItIIIcut for
dIIVIIlopiug the bust. ’i‘lIerI- is more
satisfaction in having your work douI.I
III ho'mc. \Irlnkics IIIIIuochl with few
treatments. Strictly pIIivIItc. Address
K, M. li., cure SIIIItin'IIl. 320 ill
SERENO R. FORD, l’Ul’ih ()iI‘
Dudley Buck and Harry Rowe Shelly.
organist of South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, and teacher of Plano.
Organ and Harmony. Applicants
pleacc call at the cbuII b 'l hursdny of
tornoons or address at. "5 Park PluI-c
Stamford. jitl tilt
LEARN THE ART OF W001)
burning. We sell tho outfits and
teach you i‘IIIIc. We also have the
wood colors. iiilcr, varnish and wax
for sale. Complete line of Burnt
Leather (loods in stock. The Pyro-
AIIt Novelty 00.. li‘rcdcrick W. Hoyt.
manager. No. 80 Washington St. (Bing-
or lSowing Mat-hintI Storc), South Nor-
wn k.
wuss POLHEMUS. SURGEON Ci-il
ropodist. graduate of Dr. KnittersI
Sono' School of Chiropody, 48i Fifth
Ave...Now York, announces she has
entered upon the practice of her pro-
fession at 18 Taylor Ave. Tel. 315-6.
Appointments at private replanting;é
MONA HELEN TAYLOR. Oll‘ NEW
York City, Teacher of Voice. Studlt
Old Bunk building. West Washington
St. 'i‘uceduy till Friday. it) u. m.. to
it p. III. ’l‘cl Mill. (“2 if
m-..» .._ . . ... ... . --...._ fl...
BUSINESS NOTICES.
HAVE YOUR PHOTO TAKEN M
the Novelty Photo t-itudlo, i lIioIIth
Main Bl. Postal (:crd Photos and Plus
Pougs, send to your friends. We also
make larger sizes. Cabinets. Crayons
and enlargements. Amateur work lin-
o
lshod. Moderate prices. Open Bun-
Ituy. Come early. ill) at
AUTOMOIILI. CARRIAGE AND
wagon repairing and pointing: now
and non hunt! curl-im- and Ive:-
one for Illa: horse ohooin and clip
ping. and general block-In milling. of
mm H. meat“ It. HIViidtldB
J. A. RUDD“. PRAGTIOAL
glitter Paper Hunger and W!
limited Iutbmiltod. Addrul. lull
con utmost. foot of Franklin. W
thither Wrinhl II.
It“. MIMI M. HAY
mfg"? maid, tinny
I: n e
on: your patronage. slim
oiocirlcli turnip tmtm t,
note. It npoclnlly. on
links. roamed without notation ,
I feather hedoI’hnvo them
a; Goblgllor flail
WANTED. ,
w'txmeowuunr IN'I‘EuaamNIr
girls at the Lace Fact .Stcady wor
Apply to Boonyeverp ‘I 22
WANTED-A SMART; GI ,
label and pack, bottles and malty;
self generally used Idooam. live,
to assist in bottli' and packi 7 -
Ilcl Oyster Co. 0 ' I - ~
wmrao~n00u AND BOARD a
single lady in private family German
preferred. Address “Z." Sentinel.
122 It ‘
WANTED--IY()UN(} GIRL FOR,
gent-rut housework in small family. " .
Apply to Mrs. G. S. Chopin. 9 Court- ‘
landt Place. So. Norwalk. 122 ,1
WANTED~-RESPECTABLE HUN
garlan \ilU do washing tit home. Mm.
Faith-.12 South slricc. off 'i‘aylor ave-
nue. .122 1th
WA NTED’v'l‘OliACco B'E‘RIPPERS,
girls and boys. inquire at the once ‘
of the Old WIIll (Tiger (in. :20 3t
WANTED—"BOY Iro LEARN M ‘
cbluist trade. Address Box I382. Sou h
Norwalk 119 3!,
WANTED—AM lN TOUCH WITH A. ,
number of people wanting first. mold
gage menoy on improved real estate,
in llarlen. Have new the following Illr,
pliIutlons: $800 at 0 per cent. on propI I
crty valued at ”000; $0, 000 at live per
cent, value 010000814500 at 6
cont, value 820.000. Address M. Di.
Randall. Norwulk. 119 0"
WANTED—vi COMI’E’I‘ENT El ‘
for general housework No windmill.
Mrs H. S. Lockwood, 50 Elmmd ono- ,
nuo. South Norwnlk. a '
wnurcgfiouri'rmh' trim foo
tukII char forming and blowing
rooms. National Hot 00.. Oshawa
wnurlwnouf s I.
ride tutor ,
delightful folding mattress. Holrm .
treason steamed and cleaned. .. .,
for descriptive pamphlet to the B.
H. ll‘oldindI Mottrou (30., 197 '
Washington 8t..ao Behemoth.
CEMETERIES.
O Rlvonldo t Camouflfit it
can. you y acres u 1
od. Igomouitm Iltloo’i
Ioloct u. lot while you Ire Iii"
ply to (too. W. Voorllontl. snout '
tum no that grounds ‘
MISCELLANEOUS
fl“
,IMPLOYMINT A0 OY-fl
J. Wilcox. monsoon , illio
«hitched to cropland
a Union urea. and
for all alum of ”will!
”undulations , _.
ranging from It? to
all modern ltnpmvo ,
turn of .i. M. Layton
south Norwuik.
1'0 RINTmONH
room dad can sigh
incriminate. my
location. Particulars
thirds
upweufm
moot
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