Entered It the Min Harwell:
Permitted as second place Matter. VV
DenulhutloneNui-ned Over to honor Charles E. Dow aa Feet ae ‘
A
Hullvedeeveral Hundred Dollars Additional Expected the
Last of the Week
‘\
The San Francisco relief fund from
South Normals now remnants to nearly
A800. and it is believed that several
hundred dollars will be added by the(}
Altair to be held by the Hatters' Sick
genfitfi‘fldolety on Friday night at Mu~
army deries lit. now was much
pleased with the generous response
“fit the appeal for aid and be-
haves at even a greater sum will be
forthcoming. A considerable number
or the bubbrlfltlons have been sent to
The Slenfinel; and are then turned over
to, Mayor Dow. Any representative
or The Seating will gladly transmit
subscription to do to Mayor Dow.
‘fl‘he curling room at Crofut and
Knapp'e drop donated $50 which will
be remanded to the National Aseocla
tion and Added to the assessment
which the National Assdcistlon will
levy later. The subscriptions follow:
Previously Acknowledged.
A. J. Collins and Co. ....... 10.00
Louis Udeiman Paris Clock and "
Fur Store .. ............. . 10.00
6.}! Goodrich .............. 10.00
Tenants second floor United
Bank Building ........ 5.00
Dr. J. Dumortier ...... .- ..... . 5.00
Capt. Oscar‘Ell.‘ John .......... - 5.00
John J. Goodwin .......... 2.00
CD51: ......................... 1.00
Cash ......................... 1.00
Cash ......................... .50
Cash ......................... .50
Cash ....... . ................. .50
Cash ......................... .50
Cash ......................... .
Cash ......................... .25
* Today’s List.
Capt. Peter Decker
George E. Curtis ...... -
Alden Solmsns ...... '.
Fred H. Rowan .....
C S. Trowhridge .....
Cash ‘
. Old Wpll Hook and deder (30.. J B Raymond ....... . 'r. 10.00
(to date) .. ................ $167. 89 Herman Qultner ....... 10.00
Clinton Comandery ........... 100. 00 David H. Miller Jr. ............ 5.00
Our Brothers' Lodge .......... 100.00 Mr. and Mrs. A.’ B. Gbiotto 5.00
Frank M. Banger ...... . ..... 50 00 G. Ghloito .................... 5.00
John J. Cavanagn ............ 25.00 Paul Chiclsola ............... 5.00
John J. smllbllck ............ 26.00 Cos ......................... 500
Charles E. Dow ........ 25.00 F. H. Gleason ................ 2.00
John H. Knep .............. 25.00 Fred Koating ......V'. ..' ....... 2.00
Whelple and9 Clark . . .. ...... 10.0011. N. Taylor ................. 1.00
n, Stevens .......... Hans G Johnson ........ ' .....
10.00
Rogere
and has a‘ large
ft in Washing:
gathering
Visitors were
ton street. last night
present from Stain d Bridgeport,
NorWalk and other All es'throughout
the state and the occasion was a me-
morable one. The degree was confer
red in e most thorough manner by
the degree team of Uncas Hayloft
several pieces of new paraphernalia
being used for the first time. The
members of Cockenos Haymakers As
”notation. of Norwalk marched into
the hall. headed; by the echo band,
which furnished geod music through
the evening. The members wore their
in
Attorney John'i. Which Does
Not Wadi iAecu’eed arena
Overtto the Next Term of the
Superior Court
Attorney John J. Walsh Ia fighting
today before Judge E. M. Lockwood
in the Norwalk Town Court. to prevent
the binding over to the Superior
Court of James Chiratlana, the young
Italian. who is charged with felonious
assault on a fellow workman at. the
American Paper Box Compnnys' plant
in Cross street Joseph DeBlanco
The charge against Christians is
felonious assault. with intent to mur-
der. if this allegation is sustained it
means that. the defendant will get, I
sentence of at toast ten years in the
Weathersflold state prison.
The chew began about 9: 30 this
rcgaliu. and attracted considerable at-
tentton.
Tore were three candidates inltiat
ed .0110. being from Stamford and the
others from Norwelk
Following the Work there were re .
freshmonts and a; general good time.
Speeche s were jtia‘de by several of
the vlsltln a? Hayuialters. and remarks
on aims the order. together with
stories etc” were greatly enjoyed.
BRIDE one once»
IN aeurrl uoawnur
lAiee the Will “AW and Harry B
Ackerlhtin dept-lead Their
Friends by getting Married
W“
Th3 announcement of the marriage
of Miss Mae Wt the beautiful
daughter of John r. who is con-
nscbed with the use York Central and
Hudson River lro‘ed Company. and
who is very soul in New York
and Brooklyn id. to item 3. Aclo
cocoa stealthy. coal mar.
about ’er in . locomotion great
surprise among the many friends of
the bride and cross:
The sloping“ pie were married
at. the rectoron , church. at. Tue.
mas, the Apostle-W ‘w York. by the
Rev. Father mourn. Saturday even-
ing April 91st ' '
The «riding on is deep secret. no
(in!) being pram saxoept Miss Grace
Lyon. who is prominent in list»
loin society and told Bi. John Mor-
iarty,” effirooll it close friend of
Mr. and :1".me
The bride and gloom are spendin mug:
week in “duel t the
residence at Mrs still. in Benin
avenue. But No I, and will then
make all errors ‘
So tit ,
morning and so hard is every point
being- contested by the attorney for
the defence and Prosecuting Attorney
Leo Davis that up to noon only four
witnesses had occupied the witness -
~ Decision Favors Four Accused
chair. Frequent objections and coun-
ters objections were m V
tions as often refused -' * ‘ '
The first, witness to
DeBianco the man w
He speaks English v.
interpreter. Naturally -
consumed in transml ” .
and answers in response td quest.
lone. DeBIanco said that he was laid
up in the hospital for 5d days by the
blow in the head from the hammer
in the hands of Christiana lie also
stated that he was 40 years ofa age.
and is a merrier] man. He maintain-
ed that there had been no ill-foothill
between himself and Christians. al-
though Christiana objected when he
called to him to assist him in moving
a big hole of waste paper.
Christiane refused to assist the men
began calling each other names no.
Bianca admitted pushing Christiana
back and claimed til ' . . this set
too he turned erotic 4-
much surprised to riatlanh
strike him in the hood with the hem-
moi.
Attorney Walsh ondedvored to brine
out that Denianee wee of I. uarrel-
some nature. Unitin-h donation ng the
witness admitted he had served a few
days in ’jnll before he left italy. lie
denied that he left that country while
there was a charge of assault .end
breaking“ another man‘s arm was over
him. its has been in America for
six years and claimed he had never
been omitted here. The vttum also
denied that he had stabbed a man It
the factor .two days fore he was
lhtnreelf used and the lied ever
made threats on cane
Marital dtre‘et. All i
VGI‘Y .
0’s life. He-
freely admitted that be sad Christie _
one had called each other homes De- .
.1...” over £11le
Folr bent
or Wad ado
PLANS FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION
ARE NOW RAPIDLY CRYSTALLIZIN G
HUMBOLDT BANK WILL ENEGT A SEVENA'EVE
o
"i. u. “M“
NY BUILDlNB T0 WIl'ileTAND FINE AND
EARTHQUAKE, AND SIMILAR “WWW AVlLVl. RiSE ELSEWHERE IN THE
oEvnsrllEu 0|TY-AHTlhAE .
w.
authorities in brill". this ensue
\
SAN- FRANCISCO. April 4 ———Ar-
rangemente for the reconstruction of
the new and greater San Francisco are
rapidly crystalliaing and soon the
sounds of building will be heard in
every block of the devastated districts.
The blowing up of the ruins in the
business section has already begun and
is now well under way.
There will not be a dangerous ruin
standing on Market street by this af~
ternoon. A large squad of artillery-
men. assistedby the municipal author-
tiles. have been dynamitlng all the tot-
tering buildings and walls. This
work has so tall been confined to Mar-
ket street in order to open a safe. or-
tery in the outlying district to the
water front. The district north of
Market street and the business sec,
tion will receive the same treatment
alter Market street is clear. ‘
As showing the disposition prevails a
ing among property owners of the city
the action of the Humbolt Bank. which
will erect a new building 17 stories in
height may be cited.
Two months ago plans were approv.
(Ed and contracts let for the building.
and the steel forlcopetruc abs teal
ready on the way west from eastern
agents of the contractors. "
Yesterday orders were given to so
ahead With the work of building
The site is on o south side of
cast of Fourth.
The site cost A 00 000 and the building
Will cost 3600‘. The construction
will be of steel and term cotta. a con-
struction that has stood the test by
fire and earthquake. The whole habl
table part of San Francisco has been
organized and districted for sanitary
inspection purposes in the most. thor»
ougb manner. There is no longer dan-
lhe factory the man lay unconscious.
Seeing the seriousness of the injury.
th advised his removal to the hospi-
ta
Superintendent Daniel Beers, of the
factory. was at the other ”end of the
factory from where the fracas occur-
red and when he arrived he saw Dc
Blanca lying on the door. The latter
told him that. ‘he had been hit by
Christiana.
An adjournment was taken
o'clock this afternoon.
“LIFE FORGE"
MEN ARE FREED
0
u
in
' of Running .“Fakel institu-
tion .
By a decision handed down by Unit-
ed Sietes Commissioner Ridgway yes-V
terdny the four defendants in the
"Force of Life" case were discharged.
They are Virgil Neale. Mrs. Laura M.
Wilson. Dr. William H. Hadley and A.
H. Williams. The complainants in
the case were Champs 3. Andrews and
W. H. Cooper. of the County Medical
Society, who charged the defendants
with using the malls udulenlly in
maintaining a “felts" edleel institu-
tion. it was shown it the testimony
that the company had thousands of pa,
Vtielltl all over the land Whom they
treated brill I.“
Commissioner Ridgvay holds that
there was nothing frail ulont in the
methods employed by i a company.
lies lies mm of decisions in eugport
of his ruling. Councils-loner ids»
way mauvlewtng the evidence,
lake's up tile "msil order medical bust
noes." showing it brings the patient
more directly within the control” or the
preecrlbimpbyelelan than would no
unity be case. and especially so in
We where the patient has
specialists stills continued; other cases
h it fluted
not Nine fasten ills-var muwrmawboeg “mourning
L;
ger of lactate i {use the health
department u, ”in“ a V the military
is prepared til and f. Gidling of the
sort before it been chili hastening.
The embargo on maternal vessels
has been removed and shipping can
now be moved as usual.- For the past
few days vessels of the Pacific squad-
ron have been keeping vessels from
leaving the but this restriction
has been removed by orders frbm Ad~
miral Goodrich. coidmanderlncblef of
the Pacific squadron. to the shipping
commissioner of the port.
The big fortifications ot the en-
trance to mmldw' did not as
cape from a s - during the
great shake ~ 'e full extent of
the injury on lnedl’by great
the
Works is as yet unknown. for nothing
but a survey by the Engineering corps
can disclose the full client of the dam
00-
At mine Point ore haphcements of
the big guns hoIv crucified and
[twisted Tho'he y concrete both on
the floor and do t so while of the em-
placements. bsor‘u ‘ bio evi-
dance or having been
“than .. l t...
at the-To . . .. y
Pelnt. fl 3 ‘ great. thir-
been inch guns On both was. of the
gate. constituting e main defense.
are practically use one. They weigh
many tens each but their adjustment
upon their carriage is as delicate as
that of a watch. The earthquake dee-
troyod this and though the damage
can be repaired it will talus consider-
able time and much labor before the
big guns are in a condition to do the
execution they were lnteudied to. The
lime point batberlefrstand out on an
Willi-Hit
lilililllll
Belpan Training Vessel (ices
Down in Day- oi Bloody-—
Twenty-Six Rescued by a
French Dark
”fl...
LONDON. April 24.—-—'l‘he Comte de
Sinbet de Neeyer, a cadet sailing ship
used by are Belgian government for
training officers for the government
service. laundered in the Bay of Bie-
cay April 18 with a loss of thirty-Dye
lives. including the captain and the
ofdcer commanding the cadets. '
The cadets included the sons of
many prominent Belgians. Twontyolx
survivors of the wreck were rescued
by the French bark Dunirerque.
it is dimoult to get precise details
of the disaster owing to the bunker-
que. which was proceeding to Ham-
burg. refusing any information or the
neuron of the survivors and also de-
clining an invitation to land the and
rivers at Dover. ,
The Count as Blunt do Nae yer was
about in Greenest: in 1904. it is yalloyed
that. Illa. termed turtle when she was
launched. necessitating alterations to
improve her stability. Most. of her on
floors resigned after her first voyage.
declaring that. she was still topheavy.
She started on her lilviatod mood
vase April it and anchored
she was to lutoth
he?
within ins knowledge «where the local Iiamdou for Australia. "
physicians are given on patients and Allie encountered to weather in
where Wt two-om err-celled patent the Boy of Bimflabored heavily and
medicines elected“ permanent cures. founders
entire live witnesses
per-J there bod
bus INDT’WEIW tacos erase
At. last night’s mmgigiufwgurvgg
" for the lien
“money was“
broad“ masher
be used for ill
N ASSISTING MUNICIPAL
n a bad shale ore.
nanny
WALLS
immense blur! towering hundreds of
feet above thebay. The shock here
was exceedingly heavy and is believ-
ed to have injured the fortifications at
this point, more than elsewhere.
A safe expert after examining safes
and vaults in manybulldiugs in the
burnt district says that the vaults of
the banks are all right but it will be
several days before they can be open~
ed on account of the heat.
The safes that are covered by de-
brig. will not be opened until perfectly
on
Some excitement was caused at no
lice headquarters yesterday by the be-
havior of a private of the state militia
who attempted to shoot Detective Har-
ry Nicholas and was suspected of hav-
ing planned the assassination of Chief
Dinah. The soldier. whose name is
Thomas P. McGinn. is now under or
rest at his regimental headquarters
and will be held until his sanity can
be investigated. Chief of Police Di-
man, in order to check any careless.
does with fimme. has touted the to!-
lowing ordorto cohpany command-
‘bwlog to the amen-dens of per
sons granted the privilege of carrying
., dreams you are instructed to have I
the oilicers of your command now
said persons to discontinue carrying
entirely unnecessary.
“There is no lawlessness or trouble
of any kind to be feared at this time."
The Mutual Life insurance Company
has decided to rebuild on their old site
on Montgomery, Sacramento and Com-
merclal streets. a bigger and better
building. It will enver the whole
(Continued on Fourth Pm).
sunrise rues
\va eons ATTACHED
Attempt on the Life of President
Loubet at Honielimar, France
Discovered in Time
PARTS, April 24. —-A dispatch to
the Journal from Montelimar Depart
ment at the Drome, mdays says that
the authorities there found a bomb.
in which a burningI fuse, was attacked
on the window a ll of the library of
former Presidents Mubet's villa.
where he and his family are spending
their Easter vacation.
The fuse was extinguished and ex
aminatlon of the bomb, it is added.
showed it to be of a deadly nature.
“Tear; W '
bilpoergrinaus mamas
I.
iN
it‘lnder please return to ”Rex. "
weapons of any description as it is St.
Railroad company’ 3 Hands
Last. night’s special town meeting
laid a tax of seven and threequsrter
go make the
customary appropriation or the sup-
port of the public schools. and tool:
a private sewer on the bands of the
New York. New Haven and Hurtful-d
' Railroad Company. in order to give
the residents of Rowan street. Blast
mermaid the privilege of connecting
tut.
propriate t e asked for sum for the
schools will have but. little elect on
the expenditure of the money, for
fully eighty per cent. of it. has been
expended already. This all
Three-quarter Mills Laid—East Norwalk Sewer Tailed
mills. an increase of quarter of a ”null:
. over last year; refused
The refuge]. of the mating to now on Direct.
fairs is due to the peculiar
now in vogue in the town. ,,
asked for annually at this tint
year is for the year which begs
months ago. - :
The meeting was surely
and in order that enough
be secured to more not
vies necessary to so out
electors the street to
tlcipatei in snaking app , _
0 money titty shitload-vs toiled
Arthur C. Wooster. of til
board presents aresoluliob
Who complained about his come will
use Cornell’ s Rapid Corn Cure, he will
cure them quickly without pain. All
drug and shoe stores.
woman.
WANTED~MAN AND WITH: To
workup farm; women must. be good
plain cook. Two in family. Mrs. L.
Iii. Grove. Dorian. Conn. all! at
WANTED—TO RENT. SMAloL
house in The Norwallre. Frank flood-
child, 00 Grand St. New York “303
Bi
WANTID—GOOD SECOND .0181:
to assist with house work; terrain!
of two. Good wanes. Apply 10 West
Ava, 800th. WOMEN aluminum}
WANTlD—vA. YOUNG GIRL. so.
tween 14 and 10 to cars for baby. in-
qulre Mrs. E} M. Gene. 96 Southlgdxgn
i t
WANTED-COMMENT STENOG
tanner. Apply at ethos of American
Paper Box Mfg. (30., Cross and River
Sta, Norwalk. .
WANTED — “DESTRUCTION OF
San Francisco." Best book. Largo
prams. Act quick. Sample free. Globe
Company. 029 Chestnut St. Philadel-
phia. Pa. on St
WANTED—TRAVELTNG SALES-
man. Must furnish references and in-
vest 01.000 in first-class 0%‘bondVe. Sal-
ary and expenses paid. Experience
not required; we teach business at our
mills. The Wheeling Room 8 Cor-
nice Company. Wheeling; W. Vai’ At
a
WAN'TID ~— WOBK TN ALT.
branches of copying and typewritlng,
by The Cltlord Public Stonographer.
Mary B. Kearney, The Chlord. Thule
408.
WANTIo—CORBET OPERATORS
on gore stitching. steel stitching and
lap Vining. Apply George C. Hatchet.
ler 00., Railroad and lyrtie ave-
sues. Bridgeport. Conn. mitt
W son SALT!
ron “Lin-TWO ROI!
for 01100. one for 00000. from 01
0800 down; rent applied on on
price, making very any terms for buy‘
M... . 7......wa
IF PARTY ON TROLLEY CAR
aster;
Riverside Confetery «- lie
Conn. seventy acres beautlfu . ”
ed“ Lots to suit all. it i
select a lot while you are rave;
Ely to Godw voorheee. Heparin
ant.
....,...
.........._-..-—~..- .. - . . ’T"“"I""’
MISCELLANEOUVN
lF YOU WANT A VERY Ll
hand, a sharp racer and all-rout! r.
to-date work, come to see the City
tel Barbers. C. Duncanrd‘ third
Otto Rondo. , . b1
POSITIONO SECURED
by applying to Mrs. W: .l.
Employment Agency.” U
Hours 8 tot! s. m", in
llil 2‘.ld t d
In n r. Vs : an
the latest 03 met
tention give
Nbb
klnds.01ldiled cop”.
nickel bronco. old gold. gullb mete ,
black yacht trimmings thinners .,
piles and chandeliers. file can
tomoblle trimmings l '
z. 'Bcam I: Sell. 60‘
4282.
Hones eucaluo. hostels ‘
pins. carrlaseaad wegdnrepelri ‘ '
painting. rubber ti , : vibe-Nu
and second hand , V
for est WOT! MIA f .
cred. it or telep ‘
H. Loom. Htvlldl ‘
o. r. IlNlDlQT. harness.
decorator will paint bones
belt mm
maullhe manner. u"Ash
Address 10 death 0e
Norwaik.
. 4. ma. nuooa mm- . .
n m
minutes submitted. Wren. V0»
eon street. TelepheVb‘evnamV
ropodtat. Residence 18 Taylor Avat.
telephone 0164!. Appointments made at
private residences. mu
Telephone 0800.
DR. MAIILLI A "it”.
Odie. Hours:
is imilieu “A
H p. m. “0%“
a“ ’4 “I
WLEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER 01’ NWAGIN ‘
fiddle-a
District omel
of sets
my.
luketie
so,
cut; 4! acres. 000 cords standing wood
farming implements: all for 01.600.
This is not' an oubof the-day place:
village and more» station out ten
mlnulae’ walk. George W. as
South Nornltt etle or
roll eats-Jim Panning.
annd and one rooster. Adena
Ml ea. Coon
POI DALI-«AW! House. 0
be seen at Taylor's Live" 0th
Mali. molt
'0
abundance fruit. good house. it rooms: All
ti barn. 5 Jersey cows. 2 hogs. no bone.
this oflice. at it or Crockett. i“ so Malaise. set at , .
‘ ' “W" was set: ... user. To near—now”
FROFESSIONAL" tools—a hernia that W 8 rooms. city water. ‘
ME“ FOLHIMdt svmmx or“. In ”19 lb.“ 0'” 08 fine Ihorfl my “a
iey. cleaner. to so;
I
To LIT-A 0' '
with privilege of be
into .. lentil hi
to Lava-now. ‘
vow “lulu-A noses AND COW
chug. Applyto tell. it. Tattoo. m
000 Allin street on It
I
iron “Lid-Wilda “camera‘s
and two-seated earn r.
do) diet or.
rings. till: elbow
.eerthl 7 “somerset “of said ,
W “at?“ Ell“? “Elwin VII“
ransom;
mitt
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