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Norwich. Wiiila Dla
' 1113101131111 Murder
n»
. March iii. ~Tho death or
Attorney burns was
hie in the court room
1011: hose with him were Dr
Harris. of this city. and D1.
1New London. The two
or! the. attorney for the
1‘ any others. remained in
after court adjourned until
9 adjournment being taken
lien it was learned that
en would-not. be. able to
ncaa, after going over rev-
1 the evidence with the
uddcnly fell to the floor
roan as he did so. The
to used by the attorneys.
no; two or three times At-
an tiled. despite the quick
rattcntion which was given
dead body was carried to 1111
ml later taken to an 11n-
mth'pf State Attorney WIRE
mot shock in the courtroom
“about the city. and it. is
it? hat the trial of Gleason will
poo oned until after his tuiieial.
ejr Lucas was born in Nor-
April 1.1835 and was the young
1,1 divel children After working
in and wmking in a mill 111
Md 1 Island. he entered the law of-
pf former State Attorney John 'I.
in this city. at: the age of nine-
11. He was admitted to the bar.
r 11 1111111111 study of law, in April.
lira. 1111111111111.“ 11...... at 111111.111
111111.11 we: removed to the hospital
yesterday. suffering trout appendicitns.
Reports from Town Cloth Herbert
1 11. Smith. who to sojourning in Florida
allow that be lit having an excellent.
time. ,
1
“W
Peter Zavalla.a at: year old Woot-
part. was operated upon at the Non
walk hospital this morning by Dr; S.‘
H. Huntington. , ‘
m'riie Sick Benefit society of 1111.1“11111
Trimiaers‘ Union will hold a Sociable
8111. ova. March 17. in Labor Lyceum
111111 80 Main St Admission. 1511
W
The annual meeting of the Hat ’i‘i'im-
nit-111‘ Association will be held tonight
at which the odicers‘ reports wilF be
read for the past six months and 01111:-
ers elected for the coming year
A project to run an automobiles line
from Cranbiiry to South Norwalk is
receiving considerable comment. The
projectors 11' they carry their plans in-
to effect. will run 11 line to several
points In this vicinity during the sum-
mcr.
EAST NORWALK ASSAULT CASE.
Rocco Nigro Make: Complaint Against
1 Tony Cello.
Rocco Nigi'o. who has a shoemaker
11110 at the junction of Washington
street. and Seavlew avenue, East Nor-
walk. made 11 complain-t. yesterday to
Prosecuting Attorney William F. ’l‘am-
many against Antonio Gallo, who oper-
ation '11 cobbllng shop on the Benedict
Farms Bridge where Nigro himself
formerly mended the soles of East Nor-
waik people. There has been had
blood between the two for over a your.
'I‘ouy Gello‘ bought the business and
good will from ngro who proceeded to
open a shop where he now is.
Tony Cello claimed that. this was too
lltlttl' his own shop and objected stretr
iiousiv. but without. nvadl 1111-1911 to
had blood and threats between the
two. ()11 Sunday ngro was walking
past his competitor‘s shop and Colin
rushed out at him with 11 large knife
in his hand. ngm 1101 for his life
and escaped. He claims. however. that
he is in tlnugcr of his life.
A warrant was issued today by Pros»
ccutor Tammany 11nd Sheriff John W.
In 1863 he represented the town .
Preston in the legislature. and was;
of the youngest niemhois in the
an that time. His lame and
_ y as a lawyer soon made him one
‘ its leaders of the New London 101111-
liar land in 1889 he was appointed
its attorney for that county. 111111 11
ion he held 111 the time of his
omey Lucas was mar1icd in 1864.
llaaheth A. Crosby. ot‘ Lyme Ith
4 pincushlou.
Scullcy arrested Cello. His case will
come tip for trial before the town
cont-t tomorrow morning.
Rocco‘s sense of 11:111101' is not as
highly developed as so 1111 of his race.
and he cannot sue the joke of having
a knife stuck into him. His nerves
are somewhat tinstrung and he does
not cure to be converted into 11 human
even though the opera.
lion would afford Mr. (it'llo great pleas-
tire and satisfaction.
to, but several years ago his wife
. leaving tuo c'.hil1iien the Missvs p
, tey‘and Mary Lucas. who l-illl‘VlYt"
1. 1
is atatcd that Attorney intent-1‘
11111111111 of feeling poorly at the
assented that the case of Gleason llt‘
”limited on that account. Attmnei
11.111113 Would not listen to that and iii-
fiad that the court 111111 ccdiuga go 1111
11111. Less than two hours later
was dead.
~Whitley Lucas 1'-etcutly look a trip
1110111911111. 011 aceount. (it his health.
1011‘ broke down a little olci' a rear
and returned not long ago appur-
in good condition. it probable
a meeting of the. New London
.1 tbar will be held shortly to take
‘_ It on the death 111’ the stair 111-
" torpey inn-as was one 111‘ the 11111111
1116111 men in this city and 11.15
sailing 11311111 in many of the 1113 's
lnoitt corporations. in poliiits ht-
‘Democrat and always took an
is interest in the political uelfiirt
mercity and state.
a it to not definitely 11111111111
“ fabled Attorney 1.111'1111' 111111111. It.
“ed to have been a stroke 111'
any. It is understood that in-
n slight slice it 111111 11 year 111.111
used his health to break dmv ll.
iDENT REYES TO RESIGN.
NGTON Min 1' 13 —-'i‘bi~
President Rey cs. 01’ the Re-
Colombia. Is to rcaiim front
be. near future. “’11s received
it y with great surprise. The
'n minister to this country.
Blow Mendoza. left for New
poms time ago. 111111 the affairs of
11011 are In the hands of tho
ry. Boner Timlnnn Ile 1111111 to-
at no 01110111] new oi President
’ mlxnaiidn had' been rectivcd
logatlon up to this 111111»
may arrzanoou
CLUB
a. outlay Afteinoou Whisi (11111
yesterday iifteinoon at the home
1119.10.11. Barker in East ttvoiruc.
ilrtt piizo was won by Miss Mar
11111111111111.1111. wett- served.
WHIST
he invested with care and
mind 111111 this Batik Iii
rltiivoltmont for your
11101107..
' ’13 111 interest Paid
'V' l of ".00 and our.
all“? slit months.
OBITUARY RE CORD.
JAMES CARSON TONER.
James Carson Toner eight. days old
son of Mr. and Mr.ii.fol1n 'l‘oner of
Main street. died last night. interment
took place this morning at St, Mary‘s
Cemetery.
N.1\'I‘ll/ir\'ll-Jl. [lUl'TON
Nuthanlnl Bouton. aged thirty yearn.
died this morning at 1111-: home in lily
avenue. A widow survives him. The
funeral will be from the residence (if
the deceased at 1! ()‘1'i0-‘lt 'I'hui'sduy
afternoon Rev. lloiuilly 14‘. Numb-
bries will Ofllt‘liltt 'i‘be interment will
be in Pine. lsinnd Cemetery.
M..- «—
ITALIAN MURDERED IN NEWARK.
NEWARK. N. .l., March lib—The.
finding of 1111 ltnlian's body weighed
down by 11 stone in tho Marris cnnnl
here today revealed 11 murder which
Was committed 111111 niuhi. Shortly
before midnight shooting won heard
on the (lraitou iron bridge. which
spans 3111' canal. but when the police
reached the scene the bridge was de-
sei'ted. The weighted body was
found almost beneath this litidge. and
upon it were eight revolver bullet
wounds. scattered from the forehead
to the feet. The police found nothing
about the man to identify him.
CHURCH AND STATE SEPAi'iATlON
LAW.
PHVlAt-l, France. March lii.-~'l‘hc
population of the town of (lousourtm.
about fifty miles from here. In deter-
mined to resist the taking of the lump
tory of the church under the church
nllti 111111.» arbitration 111w. The doors
are heavily harried. A hundred men
armed with rifles and provisioned for
alum; acute 111‘1' Installed inside the
building.
DELEGATES
I AWAI’f
1
’lNOTRUC-
1'.\i.(ll"(‘lildrl. Spain. March I:l.~« 'i‘lin
F'ticiicii and ticrtnnir delegation to the
Moioccau :onfcreiice are Iinliilllj;
farther Instructions. In the. mean-
time no progress I11 tit-lint intuit» toward
1111 adjustment of the details of the po-
lice and bank questions.
AiGRARIAN 'l’flOUlLla APPIMR.
ltOB‘l‘OFF-ONTHEDON. itiiaain
March ”LWWlth the advance of spring
there ill‘t‘ syiiiptonti for 11 reappearance
of agrarian ti'obulcii is several provin-
"1114. 11111 I1 111 too early to determine
how serious and general the movement
will become.
MHIIIN MINIITIW Milli“.
PARIS March tau—The Simian Min-
bury continues to meet Informally.
‘ seeking to determine on Its policy. but
is not wt officially constituted and
will not be prepared to present itself
to 11111 Chamber of Denoting hetero to:
marrow.
KNOGKID DOWN IV A TIAM.
Bradbury‘s doughnut wagon ran over
a woman with it baby in her arms. in
Wall street; Norwatlt. this afternoon
The mother or child did not appear to
he hurt very much. but were badly
‘ frightened. and latter were 111111: 1.11 go
home.
11 WWI: VIWMI ”BY RICOVII‘D
room
in wuiim .11. 14mm.” 11111: 111111 11 1
1111111 the consortium. River new
“"1111“.me body
Mil
A chain... ondm‘
for acquit-tho Arlroiisi‘ on Now
Mexico to Unit. no a Mata
(From a. letter Written by 11011. (1110. .
I... Litter to a Friend in Hartford).
in my opinion. very much more can
be said tor Joint statehood and I have“
heard no sound argument amount
"joint 11111th The only one worthy
oi consideration (and that is very do-
captive) is that the population or New
Mexico are not as high an average
in the seals of manhood 11s are the
people of Arizona. The same com
parison. however. would hold in tho-
dit’forent wards of most cities. New
Mexico has 195. 0011 peopie nearly one-
huii‘ oi whomare or Spanish descent.
but only 13 per cent. are of foreign
birth. and iii the event of joint. state-
hood the people of Anglo. Saxon. Ten»
ionic. descent will outnumber those 01'
Spanish descent by two to one. The
people 01 the Anglosnxon race will
hold all of the important chines. and
probabiv all tranchlses. This would
be true even it New Mexico were 1111
milled singly.
I believe, however" that it will be
more difficult for the corporation to
control legislation if 11 joint state is .1111-
111111011 than if the, two states were ad-
mitted singly. Most. of the opponents
111 congress to join statehood are op-
posed to an statehood at all, their
argument. be 1111 that these, territories
are not lit. for statehood. but. i see no
reason why they cannot. take care of
themselves equally as well its a state
as they have. been doing as territories.
The argument. that. they are so large
.that the distance will be too great to
the capital. 1 do not. think should carry
any weight. as It would be still further
across the Desert of Sahara. and to
one who has ridden all day as l have
across these two tor'titoilea without
ailing hardii a living being or lit
ing thing. except now and then 11 1111'.-
1tis rowing up in the sand. one can
iiiti' ly be reconciled to the idea of
making states out of alert rather than
out of population and possibilities of
future growth.
This teiiltot v 111 very siiiiilni to that
of Nc'nti‘n. which had 113.0110 people
when admitted to the Union. forty
years ago. and now has only 118.0110.
liiiaglne, If you please. New Britain
which has about the acme population
as Nevada. having two United States
senators. one congressman. ll governor
and all the other state ofilecra togeth-
or with a full complement of supreme
and other court judges. 11 large num-
ber of county sheriffs. county commis—
sinners. 1110.. etc. hardly voters enough
1) nbatirb all 01' the offices.
in regard to the statehood bill. if
you knew the full particulate l 11111
satisfied you would have voted With
the majority. it iiilaltl be sufficient
to any that. Senator Clark is reputed
to hold 100 iiiliiion dollars in proper-
ly in Arizona: 111' pays taxes on 11 volt
nation of less than a million. The
railroads are assessed for loss than 9
per cent. of their valuation and 11111
1.1111111 mining tot-poratious are In for
less than .‘1 per 111-111. of their market
\tiiuc. 111111 11 con1binniim1 of these. two
interests have practically the entire
press of Arizona subsidized. and have
thus formed ptiblic opinion: but after
the mod people of Atlantis will vote
for Ijoiiit statehood.
Then again. less than I per cent. of
7111- lillltl I11 Arizona-man be cultivated.
even with irrigation. There are only
113.0011 people in the state. In.
cludiiii;r 11. liberal percentage 01’ iii-
titans: hardly enough to fill all the po
litlcni jobs: thiit there would Ilt‘ If two
states were made. But, during the
two years turns on the committee on
territories. I recall no witness before
that t‘tilllllllllt‘t‘ in favor of single
statehood who was not either a mine
owner on aspirant 111 the senate or
house or the United Staten. There are.
about 75 thousand white people in Art
zona to be considered. but there arc.
115 million other people in the United
States in whom some consideration is
«1111'; 11s for instance Iu 1"11pieaeiitatlnn
In the senate.
in matters now stand tint-ball the.
rebate represents five million people.
while the other half of the senate rep-
resents ighty million people. That to
my mind is a very great injustice to
the eighty n1illion.-1~l1ini'tford ’I‘imeii.
ADMIRAL BROWNSON CENBURED.
WASHINGTON. March l:l.~~-’l‘hc 1111b»
commute-.1 named by the 1111111111 t'tll‘ll'
mlttcc on naval affairs to investigate
111121111: 111 Annapolis. made 1111 report
to the whole ctuiiiulttcc today through
llcprt'iietitutive Vi'eclitnd. of New York.
chairman of the investliuitiiiiz commit-
too. Rear Admiral lit‘tiwuaoii is 111-11-
aui'cd “11”“1 report for exacting ll
pledge from niidaiiipmtui not In 11111111111
in hazing and for allowing the boys
to think the pledge was personal to
him and did not hold arici' lit-111' Atl~
inlriii 5111111111 lll't'llmll superintendent
111 Annapolis. ’
PACKIRS’ CASE AFlGUM ENT
CHICAGO. Mart-.11 l'l.-.i1illn 11. Mill.
er. counsel for Armour and Iioiiipnuy
in the .piirkorii' case. resumed his 111'»
11111110111 today before .iuilitc Humphrey.
contending 111111 the court should direct
the jury to return 11 verdict for the
packers.
ed 11 cross motion asking that the
court exclude the evidence taken dur-
ing the last. two months. and return a
verdict for the government. and At-
ldriicy-Goiieral Moody will tiritue in its
support. ,
“ma—-ouw do
MIDDLETOWN RICTOR LEAVES.
MIIiDilm'i‘OWN. March lil.-'l‘he
Rev. .1. Edward Hand. rector of St.
Andrew‘s Proteatant Episcopal Church.
nnmnmcaa his accetpanco of a call to
the roeiorahip of St. James Church
In 31 John's- N B. He will talus up
his new diitiés there on Easter Sunday.
The Rev. Mr. Hand came here from
Norwich. In .1905. 1
CHICAGO TRACTION IIIAK
111111311111) Maren law'rhe price 01
Chicago Union Traction Company poor
man broke on the Stock motions to-
day from 10 to 11.9.1110"; were no
sales of Wont Chicago or 111111111 13111-
caito. and few Hilton Traction.
the 111111 1111111 that 111 now expected
iii 11111 traction matters 111 a petition by
the traction companies for a rehear-
ing of the nose.
TAXATIOW
AW N “
The government, has entor- '
of the stores with her dear 111111111111.
her eye should 11111511311111 upon a lit-
11. vellum-bound volume entitled
“Flames at Passion " She picked it up.
looked at the frontiapieco. read .11 Willie
or two. and said. "1 will 1111' 1 title."
"What for?" said her dear 11111111111.
“1 don‘t know, said the. fill‘lfv' which
was quite untrue. ,
film had bought it because. she was
[neatly interested in the neuron of the
11111110111 which termed the i‘i'ontiupietir.
l-lpwns depicted on horseback. 11 111111411-
ia‘rly handsome type—11111. (r-ledii shav~
en. muscular. with magnificent .cytis.
Consequently when Dora Virgin it
Brook came to read those poems she
round that they were very good and
lovely.
Air a matter or fact; 11111111111111... were
about of the usual hadness. as most
verses are. They were full of passion;
somewhat of the cateon—the-tiles order,
of the thermometer, and they would
have been quite unsuited to Miss Brook
if Miss Brook had realized what they
‘meant. But she did not, which was
good for her; and women adore most
that which they do not completely 1111~
dcrstand. which was good for the nu-
thor. 1
There was a little preface which Dora
examined with greatest care. 11 sug-
gested a dark past and other interest
lug things. and it gave the author's
private address. This was 11 house with
a Japanese name which 1 am quite 11n-
able to spell. but that matters less. as
even it i could spoil you would be
quiet unable to pronounce it. The
house was situated in Croydoo. which
seemed to Dora. to be all wrong. (in
thc. other hand. Croydon has the ad-
vautaac. as anybody who Iivca there
will tell you. ot‘ being very handy.
There. could be no harm in writing to
tell an author how much one appreciah
ed hit-1 work iiora had almost decided
upon the, step when the almost excer-
sive handle of Ci'oydon made 11 iron»
tie and successful appeal to her. She
went to Croytion in the afternoon.
which was quite. wrong of her. and l
deeply regret to add illlil she told her
mother that she was going down :itt-i'c
to' see her old gOV't‘lilf‘5'3. being fully
aware that her old $111111 neat. had been
called to her eteitth‘i rest some ibtee
mouths prviousiy
'11 was really a most extraordinary
thing. Nobody at the station had ever
heard of llector Leroy or of the house
with the Japanese name. The poliz-e-
man did not know it. even postman
disciplined all knowledge. 11111111 began
to think that culture in (froytion was
in a bad way. She lost. herself in a
tangle of back str'ecta'. rows of mean
little houses tiepi'esiied her. 111 desper-
ation she stopped a baker‘s boymbuwetl
him the llllillt"tlf 1111' house written
down 111111 11511011 ll' he could direct her.
"Why. then- it is liltln' yer." be said.
it was, Indeed. 111.1 he had Intended to
imply. the dirty little pig, of :1 house
before which 111111 w‘na standings. The
name was painted on the tnnlinbt and
some of the paint 'll‘ad ('111110 off. The
front door was open and an elderly
gentleman in :1 him it coat. without «ol-
lm'. lie. 01 itaiutttint was cup need in
the simplé set 111 11111111" in the milk.
lllm llora appront lii’tl.
”is Mr. Met-1111' Leroy at home?"
asked.
"(li'oat Scott!" said the man. “Yes."
he added. "Won‘t you we... in?"
They entered a dirty room with a lit-
tei'cd writing table.
"You are.“ said the elderly man.
not often called by that name. My real
name's i’eter 11111111. - You can‘t stick
that on a title page. you know."
Dora law down adruptiy and said.
faintly. tout she saw.
“The same. thing with the photo."
went on Mr. 11111111. cheerfully. “The
one We not In' the book II a fair
knock-out. It‘s really the photo of a
chap who not lynched l‘or horse-steal-
lnn in Texas. 11111 it struck me that he
looked just the kind of man 111 write
that kind of thing. X111 a bad idea.
was 111”
Dora murmured that It was very clev-
or and looked 111 hcr watt-Ii.
( "it‘s made. the book go." said the old
man. "We've done and copies actually
sold. Of coum. 1 don't do that sort of
thing for a living. 1'111 employed In
some chemical manure works. But. you
were wanting to no me about some—
thing. 1 suppose?"
“Nothing whatever." timid flora. with.
sudden anei'tty. and ran an it had been
for her life.
The old man looked puzzled. ob.
served to himseii that it was a funny
name. and rcmtmed his preparations for
ten.
Dora had a bad accident with her
copy of “Mature of Passion" when she
returned it not 11 11110.1 deal burned ;
in fact. It was all burned up. Harry
Pain In the Tudor.
she
“I‘m
11
Nothing to Imk or.
MIS'IIIEM-‘letB that couple we just
passed? They're Mr. and Mrs. i’yrrn-
Bunions. 'i‘iieir courtship war one of
the most romantic album or the season.
MayboiiemWiiy. site'- its homely 1111 a
telegraph polo!
Marine-‘1 know It. and he's as poor
as a church motile. 'rtiat‘ii what made
it so romantic.--Ciilcaco Tribune.
1 Whm it com 1111.
The little blind girl was writing 11
compaction on the rabbit and. 11111101-
‘htivtti: seen a creature of any 111111 111-
indful of tilt teacher whether the 1111»
hit and a tail.
“You. output on: 11111111 1111111111111 of. "
m the “I011 or. ‘1
This “it
l
calculated to strain the upper register '
--1- '.
nos. ‘a'aito 11.1mm annotate.
Cadet Semantic. 810 things
erratittoittvit
SerVice Guaranteed
011 Every Pair.
1
Knee. Heel and Toe
overirirrrittat
(ll Stouiesi Irish Linen. 1 '
L away from the naming basket.
way to do it In to buy CADETS
1‘ moo, which are mammal,"
ed at knoo. heel and lot with “out”!
1' iriohilnen.
‘ “teak places.
All Mothers
'Wiu appreciate a chance to break
The
trick
411101‘11- 1
Made of plaid yarn; No 1,
No seam to chain and,”
rub. 25¢ per pair, light weight and
heavy weight, all the same price.
Send the boy for the Cadet Course
in .iiu-Jitsu. Japanese art. of self de-
fence. l-io'll like it and it's free.
FOUR MEN BURNED.
CIEVELAND. 0., March ill—Four
men were frightfuly burned In 1111 ex
ploaion of hot metal 111, the plant of A
the National Mailcnble Castings Colm-
puny today. Three of them will pro-
bably dlc. ’ 1
"There Are No More Wills.”
JACKON
Aolomobiies Mean
Speed. Power. Endurance.
At 117230.00
We offer a 11:11' with 11 1luiiiilccppost'tl
24 h. 11. motor. which has (inri' 25 con-
sistent winnings throughout season of
1905. including :1 bill climbs. :2 endur-
.tnrc 1111111 111111 the, world‘s cpcmi 1'1-1'111'11.
At $1,500.00
We offer 11 car lvitli‘similnr motor
plmt'tl iiiitlti' the hood, lievt-l gear
drive, niitl possessing all the 51131111 and
elllt'it'nry 111‘ any 1'.‘\l‘ .wlliui'. 111. 32.111111.
At $2.500.th
“‘1' offer :1 teyilntit'r. 111471 it. p, 1111‘.
1111111111111 111' 110 miles per hour. easy 1.11
htiiitilt, and able to make any bill on
the high gear. 1111111111 111 any car :11
any price.
These cars are made by the second
oldest 111a11111‘ac111rcre iii the l‘. S. and
are no 11.111111111111111. Elegant fluisl1.1lur~
able and reliable. Every experienced
auitnuobiiist will concede that the
greatest essential in power. We have
certainly got it. to offer. ‘
Write to or call on
1111111011 w. BELL. Agent.
for State of Connecticut.
’I‘cl. (‘ttll 11:39 t.1"l‘AMl"ORll (‘1.
Watch
J OSELOFF’S
Adv.
In Tomorrow’s
A FINE LOT OF
Novels
100 AEach
WM. A BRIlTitiERMAN S
MUSIC STORI.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington St.
Ann tor (irons-at Laundry
A11 we guarantee ovarytbidg We sell
to be of the highest. standard. 1111 ili'iiits
51111111111in 11111111111 be. so We guarantee
0111'
(111111)er 816111.111. .
Anything you want. such as 1311111111.
Tomatoes. Rudiiihoii. Lettuce. etc.
AT
"Iii 101110.11 Pharmacy.
I No. MAIN It. 00.110.11.11“
High, 11......
Sample Suits
Worth $15 to $18
$9 95
name.
Nothing in the j
Adds to Self-respect
Like GOOD CLOTHES
1.31
011’?
We have pre-
pared 10111011
this season an
asSorimenl
that is second
to none in the
01111.
The fact
that hour
purse is not
alwaus chuck
full is no teas-
on who uoui
personal zip"
pearance.
should‘ look
31011611111. We
. caniiiuouvoul
itom head. to“?
"" tool. We will,
11051 11011 on
110111 dood‘
Bun 01 us on our easii paiimeai
plan. Open a charge account in 0111
store and we ‘will help 1100 live "easier.
H. KRIEGER o co.
Its more than a. cough; it is a. deep-looted inflam-
mation or oatarrh or the bronchial tubes and
lungawamed to asthma and tho: mosh fruitful
source ofoomumption. It ham an 1111.;
medicine. and count: euros, loaded _ 111' "our
notice are worthless and harmful. ‘
remedy token internally only, over
euro. BRAZILIAN ALE
the .
Norwalk Chronicler