sow »
,iiiailcusc
Massages Hook and Ladder Com-
munal lilast Norwaik. has now. with-
outfidonbl, the ’flnest'quarters of any
volunteer, fire; company in the state.
, and tha'buiidinx was fittingly opened
till the public. last evening, at a house
w i gal-ranked by the members.
.jhghiallldinxu which is located ‘ in
Van , {t street. is a substantial one
runner with hardwood floors. the
: ow
'wails called to thecbair rail and white
above; . _-
.’- The, ground floor. is: of course used
for washings of the truck and hose
minds. and? s large enough for photo.
or truck 01'. chemical engine in case it
ishould be needed. On one wall is the
nutscotof the company, a handsome
model of the yacht Mayflower. which
“hasbeen equipped with anew suit of
sails for thé‘occnSion. Down the long
' room were spread tables, where a tie
liolous chowder was served.
The basement. which is light and
airy. has» room for cooking and con-
tainI a. modern hot water heater and
* plenty of storage room.
' Upstairs lamented the. billiard room.
where it line new pool table has been
installed. Ills a Monarch. made by A.‘
, , , it. ibismorninx.
Judge Edward I; IlfilcltWOOd bound
James Christianitb, bit-w the next term
of the Criminal superior Court. under
a bond' of 31.000. to stand trial on a
charge of committing felonious assault
with intent to murder. on Joseph De-
Bianco. at the American Paper Box
Manufacturing Company plant.
The statutes provide a' minimum
pcaaltyof tgo years and maximum of
thirty yb‘ard' in th‘amtatc prison at,
Weibersiield for this nuance. and tho
prisoner's counsel. Attorney John J.
Walsh. lI leavingiio stone unturned
to secure the release of his client.
MrpWalsh maintains that the com-
plaint is fatally defective. in that a
material averment limousine and will
therefore make atgiiicatlon tomorrow
to the Superior curt for the. dis—
charge of Christiana on a writ of hu-
busmrpua.
When Judge Lockwood reconvened
court this moral“. Prosecuting At-
torney Leo Davis made application to
have the complaint amended to in-
clude the words 7,wilh malice More»
thought." which the original writ did
not contain. This motion was denied
by Judas Lockwood, after tho submis-
sion of a number ofvauiiiorlilcs.
in binding ovcf‘tho accused. Julian
Mckwood said the allegations oi the
misdemeanor were beyond the luris.
in new ' .
navapot been n advantage of by
demurrer-on , 'in and rights in
re wonidbaro to be con-
sl cred: villi" Also. be said. there
was no legal evidence to show that
the prisoner had been extradited from
New York state. as:
Furthermore. stated. It had ap-
peared that Debi " had been nriew
oasis; ”utib‘dmnbtm. okra} imoii‘lliifig'
and film, . {pool ,v mm an
attention. his woi'i do would probably
it seemed to him
intervened lio-
' ital-ration
an
.lfianolmhat here
to ' c amputatio-
were probable
or? would con-
. was disposed
tile button. in
nth that he
the hammer
“sealant; , .
Grand '
await“: ,
unease Vi ‘
assoc , -
For in
Friday; it
‘2 v
WM! obtain an. no... ”
.Flnaai'iililipillp oiAay Volunteer Fire {Pip
its .3 boaasdiorilnspeciloa bylhe Public. sad Other lia-
twiltillcw This and'Tomorrow Evenings-Deacon:
’ilap‘ilrpanlzsiloni in ‘ A ~ , . . .
1 soon arm A POSITION T0 rusmsu ‘ALL
mu. Wiliili uspssssarmh nit "schematics 05' NEW BUILDINGS— '
, .céllellu crests ‘scalysab‘s-flnollloun' LIST or DEAD
‘B. Marx and Br‘othor. it is of oak in
mission style of construction.
chairs are of fbent‘ wood. handsome
and substantial.
The cord room contains that hand. ‘ it?
comely polisbed‘voak tables and an oak
desklor the secretary.
Adjoining these” rooms are the
parate room the toilet
i
halts so that .’ tlon at once to go ahead at their rest
niar normal output to supply/sun Franr
clean with fresh meat. ,,.Damaze to;
slaughter house: has been repaired
preliminary and killing and dressing of beef is pro.
a committee greasing rapidly.
at ysaterdaY- being rushed to the city by the South-
expressed . at am Pacific on special orders.
List of Killed. .
WASHINGTON, April 26.--Tbe foi-
vinxs banks lowing from General Greely. dated San
.on the some Francisco yesterday was received at
. {its set the _tho War Department today:
subunits auyl ‘ “The following names of dead it
previousyl reported:
lethal-inc Brown.
John Bar; ‘(or Day).
Harry Chessbro.
Emma Kittner.
Hermann Meyer.
W. Myrke (Japanese).
SAN FRANCISCO, April ass—f'nank- the columnar
ers' flow" is beinz organised on‘ in
Guns street. west of Lafayette Square. pars. J:-
Crookes-Woolworth .
. , the Central Trust Company and multiracial:
the Mercantile Trust Company already paymentsfij
have placed their cotton banners on of the so ., ‘.
residences . overlooking the tented Mncbvnati . , .
camps of the mutation in the encore. the. fact tint “ll .
This is a brinklns‘tolother of those bankn‘hlid" '
that have moncyviin vault-land those lent condltlo >'
‘lbbolts and par.
" the before ' the
. All cattle cars are
manual in a so
accommodations. .
Th's‘pa‘rlor, which-i
the building, has a. large and ver
handsome oak table; a sort. thick Brus-
sols carpet. .The windows are hung
with lace curtains. and the walls with
‘ Big. easy chairs. upholster-
ed in Russia leather. a piano and three
massive oak chairs for 'thc' ofiicors.
Above this is a large attic. which
can be used as a gymnasium or. for
storage purposes.
in evoryrespect the building is fine-
iy constructed and equipped and is a
decided credit to the East Norwalk
flro district. and something of which
each resident can feel proud.
During the evening speeches wore
made by Rev. Edward Cunningham,
Chief Engineer Wheeler. Captain Carr
and, normal of the citizens.
is at the front of Will! iii “can,
The Clearin ,,i;louse. representing
the comma-oily ubanks. hold. its usual
meeting yesterday.
ranged to pay depositors not exceeding
350 on their accounts.
banks has been or will have considera-
ble sums transferred to its credit by
correspondents in London. Paris unsatisfactory co
These transfers will be:
li‘has been or- . . a :- iced not to
press-loans’I-ptnl tittii‘fiillsfactory ex-
tensions. will illb‘ granted-to time no
mortgnxos coming ditch
bankcard rcpo ted as be in a most
Due oftho most encouraging re~
made to the mint on Firth street and‘ports with reference to the work of
the money will be available at that rebuilding the burned district is that
lot the Sash-ancient) Planing Mill-
The depositors will draw checks in Owners' association.
the usual form.
James Puios.
Fifteen of the
They wtil be endor- thirty-nine mills coca ed the fire and
cod by an officer of the bank and the two of them are now a Operation. The
customer may have them cashed at the association says it will soon be in po-
Su rlntendent, of the Mint silica to furnish all mill work places.
Leach has ndicated his willingness to sary. ‘
assist in carrying into about this plan ‘ . p .
if furnished wth a suihcent force of Company lib, ' muddle report to the
The banker-sore waiting for relief comml
clinician“: in "
_. DONATION sums
Grace Baptist Church Held a
.Very; Successful Altair in
Bed lion’s "all. “stallion
The annual -onterlninmont and dona-
lion supper of Grace lioptinl. Church. -
was bold last cvonlnk in Rod Men's
:Hnllhwhirii' was beautifully decorated
with lines and hunting for the oconv’
Supper was served during. the
owning. commohl‘inn' at 5:30, and a
mock trial was bold which was highly
nunsing. Tho prisoner, Mexican Polo.
who is known in real life as Bolljainln
Shall, was tried for the theft of 31.-
000.000 and Dick Swift was a. pal who
to get away with Mine
licwlii Robinson (colored).
Georgo Walker.
... ..-....~~.. _........._...._.
ll ills,
SliNiiiN Sills
Accuses liar liiis‘ilalid.Albsrl
. an.
tativss oftb‘e Western Meat This does not include the grand to
~/ no thugtthay are in posi- (Continued on Fourth Page).
mPAiiiiilié collar-ills“ H .
MAY LEAVE TEXAS
Case Against Armour and Swill
interests for Purpose of Se-
: curing $12,000,000 V, Penalty
l CHICAGO. April 26.-The Chronicle
today naysa—
Prosocution of tho suit against the
rmonr and Swift interests in Texas
for the purpose of securing a 812.000.-
000 penalty for violation of anti—trust
lian may result. in the closing of all
packing plants in Texas and the with-
3M] Will Do drawn] of the Chicago packing con-
cerns from the state.
This was the announcement made
his: Anipht bycoi‘iiclnis of title Swift
‘ - lllli l‘llli)iil"fl ompaniss in lscuaslng
Tin law under which the selecimcn the effect of the suits brought. again-
st them by tho attorney-general of
Section “lawman to be killed or Texas. The oilicials declared last eve
muscled. Every ownnr. keeper or intr- nlng that the packing business in Tex-
borer of a dog shall kill said dog or as was just being put. upon a proper
muzzle it to'fitbe acceptance of the business basis. and that it was still
.0. Mlntoa acted as district attorney. soleclmen of‘ the town wherein such in an experimental state.
dog is owned or kept, from the first clare the uuestidn of withdrawing bus-
the 'Ruflo were of May in encbyear until such time as lnesa in Texas has been considered
d selections shall order said muscle several times when the Chicano com-
oved. Every pox-son violating panics were being harassed by a mul-
tlon shall be lined not more~~tlpliciiy of units and that the litiga-
Pinkei’ Smith and Florence Myem. lak- than seven dollars or imprisoned not lion for 312.000.000 if pushed will be
followed by the execution of the plans
Section 4471 doseribcs the licensing which hays been in comtemplntion.
of dogs and says. "and shall kcop=
arounds its neck a collar distinctly panics from Texas would mean the loss
marked with the owner’s name and of work to 5.000 employee and the re
lmovnl of an investment
N. Studios of
tar Alimony. oi ‘
Albort N. Stanton. formerly score
tary of tho Arnerican Tube is Stamping
Campany, of Bridgeport. whose disap
poarsnce created a furore several
years ago. is for the second time being
sued for divorce.
his second wife. brings the suit.
She accused her husband of lniidel
try with Carrie Fuller. of Boston.
Mass.. between February 3. 1908, and
April. 1906. Mrs. Stanton claims he
treated her with intolerable cruelty
and that be deserted her February 3
in the writ Stanton's residence
daiiiyucarh .
Solsciman Have the Authority
to iiill All llamuzzlsd or lin-
leashed Canines.
‘ 80 After May 1
M3” A' Stanton haw.» taken action recently reads:
William H. Hillyor acted as judge.
The attorneys for the defense were
Attomoy Marks. by William Fisher.
and Lawyer Allhot. by C. D. Lloyd. W.
assisted by George Pollard.
The witnesses Jar
Pesky Jones and Ophelia Jones. by gal
Miss Hamley and Mrs. Laura Bailey.
county. Oregon. MI." Stanton says “M The witnesses for the dofcnso were this n
resides in Bridgeport. but for bomod
time lived with her husband in the
Rider place. corner of West avonuc
and lel'lianllt place.
Stanton had a rsthor exciting on
rear during the latter years of his life
in Bridgeport. He lived in a hand
some rcsidcnce in Park avenue and
was looked upon as one of the ‘social
lights of the city.
Mary A. icaton. was apparently a great
favorite wilh her employer, and Mrs.
Stanton brought suit against her has
The evidence was when be
fore Coroner Daron. Mrs. Stanton was
llor maiden tiamc‘
on by the Misses Prescott and Ford.
Deputy Bhoriif Bismark.
Henry Tatum. preserved order in the
Much evidence was taken and
after the cam had been ably argued it
was presented to the jury. The jury
was unable to agree and tho prisoner
was discharged.
A considerable sum was realized by
tho oniortainmcnt. and will be applied
in tho church york, '
~IAOEDALL. OATUflDAY. APRIL 28
,of Amusement Park.
Norwaik VI. Ya a, second loam.
NORWALK IEDIOAL ,
ASSOCIAIION MEETS
Paper by Dr. til. i. Tracey an
Preventative Medicine. Foi-
lowed by a, banquet
The meeting of tho.Norwalk Medi-
cal Association at the Hotel Clifford.
last eveninp. was accompanied by a
line banquet and proved to be one of
the most interesting moldings bold in
A line address was deliv-
Dr. W. J. Tracey on tho sub-
Pi‘ovpntativc Medicine.
wont rather, deeply into the subject
which was most
mode the point that tuberculosis and
typhoid fovsr- are not nearly as dread.
to] diseases,“ they are popularly lup-
poasd to be and that they might be pre
«rooted in many cases, by knowledge of
how they should be prsvcntcd. ‘
advised that parents teach their child,
son now tocprevent disease and that
the lamest unions should be tenant
in the public schools and mama-even-
lntive mausmmbould be taught to
' . minivan u: the recent
, , a , our Medical society
”in! lot are it published
of such value.
wealth: of the Iocinty will ‘
bent. stiller York, so .
more“: than thirty days. or both.
Tho withdrawal of the Chicago com-
registered number.“ ,
Section M’li.——l!nliconsod don mnyi000.
be killed. Any dog not licensed and
collared as provided in this chapter
may be lawfully killed by a constable
or policeman. who. upon presenting
satisfactory proof thereof to nithor of
tho ncioctmtm. shall be paid a bounty
of ti by the town wherein such dog
His slonogrnphor.
mucus 10 user
is scallions MAY 3
The Scale committee of Anthra-
cite Workers, Alter Hearing
, Report, Decides‘toAc'i ‘
WILKESBARRE. Pin. April. 26.—-Af-
whitening tbelreport of the sub-Icons
committee the scale commit of the
anthracite miners today deal ed
call a convention of miners to meet
in Scranton. May 8rd.
The mine workers are anxious to at
certain what action in to be tell. i.
the oporators’ reply and the conven-
tion has been called for the purpose
of allowing the men to discuss the
question of a striker.
PIIIT MITHOD'ia; PRAYER MEET-
Tbo YounI Men’s Band of Chi-inter
Workers will be present in a body and
assist the pastor at the prayer new
in: tbip evening.“
give the second talk on
Christ, considerin
ilipworth chorus .
am in the son: service At iii
in who“ tho armory chorus
It. tiled; . This is a
all are invited. ,
“WM“: 1M”: I
given hm' decruo.
was F‘ioronco Wood.
(in lb-rcmbor ll. i897. Stanton mar-
rlall his stchonra her. They lived it -
ill. thon'cmno lilaj"
,ton's sudden flight from 'liridgcport.
He went to the Pacific coastanll cm:
barked in bullpen in Oregon.“ He had
two children by his first wife. and two
by his second lielpmoot.
The present wife asks the court to
grant her the custody of two“ minor
children. illiiznbctb and Richard Blah.
film also wpnin alimony. claim-
Inx thiit her husband is worth $40,000
The soil... which is brought throuph
Allorncya Mauser I Manner. of An»
sonlayis returnable to the May term
of tho lunorlcr Court. The woman
mentioned as commandant was a for
mu aims in the cmplby of tho Slant
Iiiecilon lili3-ltulos concerning dogs.
A majority of the justices of the peace
in any town may. at any time mako
such rules for confining. or destroying
dogs therein as they shall judge rea-
sonable for the sacuria
lentil or their property
shall be published by advertising the
anus in a newspaper published in Inch
lawn. if any there be. and posting the
same on the Iimposta in such town.
All dogs which shall not be confined
agreeably to such ruins or which shall
no found mad. or justly suspected to
is.- made. or found dolor.i mischief
when not under the care of any pan
sou. may be killed. add tho salmon“
shall cause aviary dog found killing
or s‘viorryiuk spoon or lambs to bo
iinrliou ii8il.—i‘auaity.
son who‘sball vision: any rule made
by tho justices, of the pollen or by any
town for restraining or destroying d I
and legally pnblllihOd and busted. shat
than seven dollars.
diction «ii .MPowcr of towns to
make remllationli. 'liivary town may
exercise to powers conferred n
and in” odor, a
diction of his court: that if lhore have .
been any defecil‘ tho oomplaintthcy in“)! for awhila.
of the inhabi-
nd such ruins
fits-id; hr ion“ in“! ~IAIIIALL. ear... APR". urn;
cardinal rare, two games for can
"Nationals vs. musics.
vs. Yale. wound
The ” “f“flu
the swim, in
m ‘ The
be mind not in . . r '. 2
ll Muoltod lam"
000W ‘NOHWALK own Mll‘i’iNfl‘
A special meeiin of the South may
aid at the present
rooms of the club on Saturday. the
28th inst. at 3 o'clock
the reports of the I
appointed to thread
the barmaid“
rooms and the «almost culls bowia. mastic
inn Sign in the new club building;
walk Club wm be
.m.,loncar
Ill“ use Mr
aftiie club
‘zkept in conformity .
lions tor bacillus. .
‘ restraining dots.
, my person ownina
W m crooner .of . W
‘3” other penalty
oars _£PfliL..Mi-ir .
‘ .
Weslera Managers at Companies . Assembled: ill '0th in
ierday. and Discussed" Pléns to Reason Their Lass ‘ a.
pally Officials in an East. Decide Thai it'd'w liaise Shani
into Effect Simultaneousiyhli liver the country i ,
onloaoo. April 26.——-The Tribune mad" ‘ p m m , ‘ ,,
todnys says: ‘ . . . ompsny 0 c is "ideally?
There will be a general advance, in cast decided that “‘9 “I'mv
. . . 0 into circa .14 multnn’eo r'
fire insurance rates in the business 56......» T3 that end “3;?
centers offal] cities in the United sta- Western Union lose 51 a com
tea in the near future to enable the live to New York to atta‘
companies to recoup in a measure nicotine to, datprlbi’dc‘f "
their Sana Maoiscolosses. Angelina plan of action. Animus ‘ ,_
at all western managers was held in . will attend from the pen, .,
Chicago yesterday. to discuss.tiie slt- Preside
nation. The overrun: committee of sin Union ,
the Western plan. the l c: tickli- mum Wail! , he Appointed
lative body of the West. 0 , them It is athletihut‘tlio W.
in the face of,: printout condl as. an ion will one, to it that ad
advance mouth» made. . , f lure changed-wannabes ih
busters omcinla 'hadt ad their ‘considciod unprofitable
Western men to prepare 7 ,e' in- charges testament» lurid .
crease. and the meeting up red the insisted upon-emphaticplly
fan-Stass serious. .. WANTED ,
ELECTRO PLATING OF ALL .WAN'P‘D—J. NEAT, Q
kinds. Oxidized copper. brass and man to saw .for' dressmak ,. ‘
nickel. bronze, old gold. gun metal and Mrs. A. W. Smith. 18 West- lino
black yacht trimmings; plumbers‘ sup-I , 7 ' --
piles and chandeliers. bicycle and au- , v a
tomoblle trimmings and table ware. WANTID -- AN. EXP in
8. Scam & Son. 56 Water St; Tel. seamstress. Apply to Miss; n3; 5"?
342.2. len. 10 Wilton Ava. Norwal ' ‘
HORSE suosmo. HORSE CLIP waureo~miasmu pill
ping. carriage and wagon repairing and San Francisco." Best. ’ ‘
painting. rubber tires, also work. now profits. Act quick. Sample
and secondhand carriages and wagons Company. 723 Chestnut B
for sale. Work called for and deliv- ‘pbia. Pa. ._ ..
cred. Call or telephone 324-3. James .
H. Lester. Havlland street. WANTED—SALESLAD 4
- ed at third & 109 Store. 114 N f
(i. F. BENEDICT. PAINTER AND ton St. South Norwich; ;
decorator, will paint your house with ' E _ ,. .
best materials in a neat and work- AGENT, WANTS .
ial San, Fran. clings d
,t
V
manlike mann . Ask for an estimate.
AddreIa 1: 80 h Osborn avenue. East 600 pages,
Norwaik. 1, , 1 m0 ti‘ paid..‘Cj .
,,,..,._.. Rorcivn.
.l. A. nuaolta. PRACTICAL ; . ,V . ,
Painter Paper Hangerand Decorator. --——-W .
Eatinaiec‘nbmiMdQchmui‘duadf‘ ‘ WANW‘
Ion street. Telephones“. log—~32 . , Waitresses e
. . . . work ; .séod _
. M38. AMMI. M. ‘ AYEQ. till So oral work. M
Main git’re‘et South . orwalk. Conn “0.1105223 [in n . .1
graduate in dermatology kindly soii- —-, ; '
cits your. strollers. Bhampooinu WANTED-Fills .
electrical scap treatment. facial mas rose. Call stance. :
sage. a Ipeclalty; superfluous hair and 5 Water St.. NoWalfl
blemishes removed without pain. Con , ‘
collation free. WANTED-MAN ,
work omfarm; worn
.g ».
TO LET. n. Grove. Dorian. Conii A] _
To LET—SINGLE HOUSE WITH WANTED —«- Wt),
all modern improvements. within 3 branches of copying;
minutes' walk from railroad station by The Clifford Pub
and center of city. For particulars in- Man-y E. Kearney, The
noise at 74 South Main St; orgiacob is H ,
M. Layton. 6 Railroad Ave.‘ . fill at '
‘ - » . wanna—consul?"
. .. .
To LIT—«TWO LAM, mount on gore .Ititcblnx. a .
furnished front rooms. lpm closets lap seaming. Apply tfi .
and all modern improvements. with or ier & 00.. Railroa ‘
without board. 'i‘wo sentiemon or lines. Bridgeport. O ..
gentleman and wife preferred. Apply ‘_ ‘
0 Crescent Terrace. 4:26 at ‘
roll am—awo saw rears. ‘
modern improvements. 70-. Cedar 8t. .FOR anal—op
inquire 9. Roodner, Cedar St. old, at calf four weeks old.
t
. , Winnsld so. nuptial
do tar - on LIAOI-MODEBN ~«Jw ,
seven-room house with bath and all ran GALE-BANG
improvements. situated at 10 Gerard fully eduippodr" i ’
Place. Apply to Mrs. Bertha Dskena. horses, wagons. bar
5 Bread St. South Nor-walk: upstairs. cumin 3 per year. i
. 336 ton ad‘oinlnz tow
Cheap. For, to ,
its. Mentkidm
u
E.
on»
To LEV-A FURNISHED ROOM
with privilege of bath. Apply 02 so.
Main St, South Norwalk. 1:24 at . roll in. .
'ro LIT—opts ' ’ Y on “if" ltuil'grm': n
V ‘ ' c D .
. Wmufa y . ‘
10:05. will he ran 92;. . ; utes to trolley cull ,.
inc purposes: also unconstrained!»- Would mire ,9? .. ,
Alluring purposes; d, ',. .. J. someone. Addraal‘ ~
Sturge- Raadall. Wm” walk.
Tel. 38. - ‘ "' ,
. FOR IALl—~
FOR HINT—~AT 3 WINFIELD ET. At condition.
Blast Norwalk. on trolley line. now dou- ll it beam; 2 ft. "ill a
his house. seven rooms on I ride. all Barker engine. Bone.
modern improvements. lacuna of W. minimum bar in. ‘a
onward. can scroll . near Will- H.‘ 1.. Rowland, iii
~ , , ~ ALIA-‘- '
To LIT—B mm B; WIT?! f r‘ nice. one for
large militia Iii-deli! Insurance “when; root's
buildial." suitable for club. adieu. or pricem kin: vary
it t manufacturiac; Apply, to John or. or state an...
Knapp. If Vacuum “(In - ;. ' > '
am-.. ....e....c.m '2 Foil
. ..... .l.
ROFES‘IGNAL. - > 1°: cw: muggy” . .3;
, Min” HI ' '7 . ”Mimi - 7.: ~
ropodiat. ‘ dmidb‘id it” c m” N“
‘ fl "‘3 bonus erasy
’_ Options 21M..Appointnoata diode at “my in: mm
month-loom. _. ‘. Wilson. :3: mp‘ ~
.aa
~ viiim'amd cxp
tilt“? in"
bbnhs‘ib
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