Charles E. Hoyt. I descended. "lt and family reside they had been arous- shock, they hear Mr. .Mr. Hull and son. Hi- reused and went out to aby that time the in- dsnsrted on his jour- electrial fluid which cans» a first struck the metal weather vane on the belfry. The edailofthsd vane was mottled in a twinklln and the bolt continued on its dowgward course. having been separated in two sections by the first impact Each por- nortion took a different side of the belfry tower. though both tore off sec- tions of shingles and went into the More of the tower. Part of the lively missle skidded of! the edge of one side. tearins of! a canine and dlsap peering lute tho ground and the re- mainder penetrated the inside of the g The Interior of the latter show very plainly the destructive m; aflaa‘te‘i.‘ was torn About the hell on p at the rt of the bolt that: p ml: gnome «‘3‘... ed through then amulet goom and found an outletdhrouflt the fresh air ventilator-.10 toth " The shock to the roof d. as to hurl .tIl adjoining . amount to dad is covered by in- I occasion 0 people! . It is tested on street and leaders . were destroyed by t early this morning. these thorough rail merit variety. h era intend to that have already hope that no other themselves. it has been found by ex- perience in the m1 however. that when lightning strl do these cement mains, it generally lithium their entire destruction. W. THREE BODIES mull .. IN I “I"! WRECK Engineer And Human inciner- aiadmlld lllllI‘ ramps Ra- periodic liar“ Seen Killed in" We...» MISSOULA,MOI1_L. Aplll 80.— A lum- ber train of forty e yours was wreck- ed waster“): near SeVeral men were on the train. Ill ch caught fire. Thule shuffles sure recovered. En- sineerrl). D. Sterne hud Fireman Eti- waid Juliette are thought to have been incinera Brakenian O. A. Murphy was pro bly falsify hurt. According to Conducted Gerber. there were twelve tramps On- board the train. only three of wheni hard been found alive. Mm OLOOI 0F COL III CIRCLE . will... entire Chapel , t water mains I%hunder shower e pipe in both of the old ce- r commission the two breaks ms. with the “will manifest Record for Mia , in Sad Mans! ”all Italian Way Night. ‘3‘):me d “Columbia Cir. c g . rice, b‘eid Shimmy . Hsii' biota. it , and proudd’ ‘ tho ”luccca‘sful in all men " . ' ‘ bliss Elisabeth Sill! Vin “ll ' 7 Miss Bo _ . Inner nu or wall: in trio places and the death of one man. Hoyt was driving by the Over in Academy street when its was naniousmxi’lliltim thedgjgound can on so was several 111th before be revived suih- t cent lhoutne his attention to his ‘ . city ”by mus. mmenta tioni‘f. inhale , in St. hauls mun. from . ay io‘J‘une 7th. This organisa- tlon . = of 760. 000 clubWotnen. it proof. is Mrs. Sarah Cleft Decks. wromI y of our pee in w ll repleni- ber w leaeure saving so fine on Mdile hen the Connecticut State , Feder l was entertained in this town. we is a women of tremend. ous pi and much beloved t. was so serious to secure this c ntlon that the business men as wel the clubwomen have been at war it for four years. The mo- ment oft-repeated invitation was accept a Business Men’ at Club Disc ed 85 l o the credit of the womén '1 final“ 9 the water main of the city 01 nearly caused Milli Denier Mr. River Bebop , the belt of they“. in 821 CD00 f the visitors. entiou is being admirably tn the purpose or not over- in With either social diver. lain . oil} clone and to em there would be as much .‘ beside they needed for the eaten . onuous meetings. Yl‘hera are item is for rest or play. ticut t. bore an - friends who wish to fake advent of it. by the New Yol- Central lroad. The party will be person conducted bv one of the most = ~ leased men in the employ ment 0 in road Miss Dottie. Stone Pinned Norwalk Conn. is in char- ge of 1. business management for Connect 1. having hotel reservations and e]. i» .3 car reservations in hand. She will glad to give full circulai and all i motion to anyone interest. at. The p y will gi h‘ytbe New York 1 enirai Chicago. the Northwestern to 81.1. and the accomodsted at the Will Hotel. four blocks from the audl tum, the immense armory A forth trip to the Yellowstone in.) be dad. if desired One may return. b the beautiful lake Itrin do ing up to ninth and down to '.lluflnlo stopping Portage lake. Marquette. Sault S . .fai'ie. Mackinac Island. De troit cud lleveiand with an after. noon at ra Fails for a ant-prisms- ly email ditlonai sum. An eat on of time to July loll: is also: silo i. The : lowing additional some for the San. ‘ranclseo sufferers have been Wle: i. Preiiou ly Acknowledged . So. Noriialkllodge. O. B. A. 80. Nomelkl Baptist Church . Sl’nul' Church ............ South Norwaik Methodist 81 3.2 giliinuel Rooduer ..... . ...... urine Wal- ................ 1.00 Cash If is believed that between 8200 and 8250 will be realized from the smoker given list week Friday night. The receipts are not all in as yet. but a meeting will be held this evening to straighten the accounting up. A Lirge collection was taken at '.St Josephs R. 0. Church yesterday, but Rev. William H. Mailer stated thitt as yet it had not been counted and he could not guess at it. At Trinity Church a special collec- tion was taken amoutlng to slightly over 850. MORE MONEY FOR SUFFERERS. Union Service at Nerwaik Methodist Church blotted 8128. e collection for the San Francisco stars at the union service. at the first pained edifice last evening ain- posted to 812041111 this sum was turn- ed over to Mayor Charles Glover. There was an additional amount of :62 x(teddy. increasing the amount to ..$l,185.80 25. 00 88.38 159. 96 ................. ...... Addresses were made during the service on the subject of the stricken Rev. G. D. Egbert and the Rev. orrey. Mr. Gelst. of the Twas. ly-third street. New York '1! M. C. A.. who has been in charge of the services at the Norwslli Baptist 0 the absence of the pa Va WM mile '1'. Van Down. also I'occupi position in the pulpit. W WINNlPAUKQ IIAT HASI‘I'HOMI. - diam Moon at p... Grounds. Win- . dig-oil. was a Victory. .Tha Winniphuli baseball opened the Saturday of h s at the mutating; 1mm fled...- Wlns so use tilts fimofin fem victory byt grid If I sat ‘ ‘ liege Issuing“ gthee a a not 0. It‘flnn; .1“! *Is‘& one by" two sessions of the Con- _ , . h day. during the morninz j and ill veningdl The afternoon is‘ A to kable and most alluring I trio )1 been arranged for Corinne-W ew York delegates. mem- ’ rcli during 8 noon Seoul .I News of tile llgtih of 15de V. Salter, in South humalk. nmlvsd Willi neural Sunday Morning Edward V. Baker. o e of the well» known residents of utb Nat-walk. died yesterday morning at his home. No .15 High street. after a two weeks’ lllnesa of pleura-pneumonia. . ‘ . Edward V. Sali- » was born in klyn in 1858. I came to South elk in isoi.‘ ' any life he fob the drug _ ass. and for a... yeltfs was nected with a _ industry. For the y .. d up to his late ill- ness. he was a faithful emplOyee at the South Norwalk Municipal Electric Works. whom he was considered an expert electrician. While Mr Baker was known to every one in The Nor- walks. he was especially popular with the firemen. and had an honorable rec out of service. Over thirty years age he joined Old Well Hook and Ladder Company, and held a number of impor- tant oillces. being foreman for several terms. in 1888 he was elected to the ofllce of assistant chief enginer of the do partment. and filled that position until 1891. On February 1 1894. he was placed at the head of the Depart~ merit, and his‘ work during his. term of office abundantly demonstrated his lit. boss for the position. it had been truly said of Mr. Baker that "the citizens of South Norwaik. recognising the activi- ty and ability. udselilshness and devo- tion dispiuyed on numberless occas- ions his willing effort and knowledge attire best mean a of placed him It the head‘o inept" , an. honor in addition to Win31 member of the one Department. be- longed to South Norwnlk Conclave. lni proved Order of H “31188031118. Old Well Lodge 11' and A. and of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. He is survived by a widow and one daughter, Miss Edna Baker. and one son. Hovmrd Baker. The funeral will he held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clook from themouse. and members of the Fire Department will assemble at Putnam Hose House in Franklin street in citizens dress. at 1:30 o'cloek to Miami the services. The pa}! bearers will be two mem bers of the Fire Department. two from Old Well Lodge. F and A. M and two from the Hepta‘sophs. OBITUARV NOTES. . JOSEPH U. CARIES. The funeral of Joseph U. Curler was held this afternoon from the residence of his son. Sergeant Joseph A. Curler in Butler street. The Rev. H. 8. Car- penter. pastor of the South Norwslk Baptist Church oiliclated and the In- teriiiuut was in Riverside Cemetery. Mr Carter, who was seventy- -dve years of age, away Saturday after. noon. He was a well known slice mer- chant lor your ,\his place or business being in Main Itrimb, He is survived by his widow. o'no .Sersesnt. Car- ler. and one daughterfififfi- John H Sellock. of Dorian. FUNERAL or‘ use. JO N SILK The funeral of the late Silk was held this morning at to't‘lock from St Mary‘s Church. RoV- J 0 Family officiated The nail bearers weio Jacob Poop. Dennis Collin!» Pat rick Riley. Thomas Brennan WWW Shoohan. Oeor Eaton. 'r e flower bearers were ohn Silk, .la 6'! 3““ and George Collins. The lim- itribum to the memory of the dec ' "9’9 many and handsome. Owl ii 10 “19 fact that the water mains We"! ‘10 strayed by lightning last ni M. the“ was no power to operate he “in motor of the organ and of sins “M dispensed with. he‘lulnrmu iwauln 1. Mary'- Cemetery. FUNERAL Dli‘ JOHN N user The funeral in the late J tin Noo- stab . a year lair i . Eduard ify‘. ”it'll Dowel1 iiaui hurl-ell land townie-om internuut was in St. .lfary's Coin We 13:: all. cable prooerl' . , so. Later on he 1 . ducted a prod- . ; “bummed“a ’atid _g: mail . ith3 the hattint ht mes-l mildew“ the lites in the interests of , comm than he the member of gin-l when lib) the so . ‘ row. ' ‘ my morn- was killed. ~ “lilfhiri .. uremia rod into ulour before it had Sergeant Thomas on. , The animal waaglirut noticed in West avenue by El“ Burr. it was running on the it will: and acting no that when the home of .I by in Cross street whole a hunting was chained. 1dr. Burr notified Ohsi‘l l8 Mohtxomary. The letter. aft r g, ting the hunting t'ng out . ‘ I Sergeant I was at St. ”dog after or awhile at some ’ out out liot's re- Aa Originator of the Primary Resolution. lie Thinks lie Shouldliglla Mu Selected the nicotine Waterbury on ‘rthe adoption resolution prose d of the committee bald April 3. which 0431' _ of a plan in the pi ‘ lathe com- ing gubernatorinl" , an. I'vhich ad- vocated a direct p that state. was in town __ ' "by 0, _ Walsh of SouduNorwailr. which com. mitten was to consider the resolution and report back to a meeting of the general committee at Bevin flock in uly Mr. Diaseu'a Opinion. lllssell at the meeting in Wa- terimry presented the resolution for the direct primary and! immediately there was a motion made that Chair- man Walsh I. oint acommittee. one man from one county. to consider the resolution. .-It was expected that Mr. Dissell us originator of the resolution. would be appointed as reuresetnative of Hal-field county When the lib poliituients were announced it few days ago he was not mentioned. While laiklnn of the matter he expressed himself as very much disappointed and aggrieved and looked upon the matter as an attempt to knock the resolution out, with a clear way to do so with and therefore not at hand to officially explain the reasons for introducing it. Fear! for the Bill. Mr Ilisseli wen very outspoken in his statement that he should have been placed on the committee and was very bitter against Chairman Welsh for cat appointing him. It was stated to him by the local members of the commit- tee that he had done his share in bringing the matter up before the gen- eral committee and that if the compiib tee of eight did not make a favorable reported onthe matter then it would not be his fault. This failed to ID- pease him. however. and he again re- iterated himself as dubious as to what the outcome of the bill would be and stated that it was not for any pen aounal reasons that he wished to have a Democrat inursswd in the matter which he believed should he brought forward and to hint to have it. so. Will A r for it. John E. Don am. of this city. the chairman of the comuuttea of eight which will IIcoualiier the resolution". stated who the spec pointment was made that he would probably call the soloist ties on the morning ‘ the next general meeting of the cool- mittea at Carl Rock. out this plan r. Diesel! will be piss out and endeavor to appear haters resolution is not a _ . mas summons Alli-1A1... “i........... may: ringing in o.- v 1’: via new will Cash. “The if _ on Havlland street. to take action to it himself as originator out of the way. ‘- - been on the committee but merely as . of hurls it he follow "M ion from iii Front of Allan' . d. Drug Store. Ill no... by iil Party of Tramps who so. Arrested A weighing machine which stood outside the storaof Allen. the drug- st, in Dalian. was burglarised Satur'. ay night. and about 125 was taken from it. The machine was carried from its place some distance down the street where it was broken open and the eco- tents carried away. about town for auroral days and the constables started to round them up” as soon as they hand of the burglary. They would twin; Judas Pierce and Michael Hayes. 'w'h‘o were tried this morning balm Jud William H. Will- mutt on chums may. The! were committed Wish for thirty days and lined All and. coats Both and peeled. but were unable to furnish ap- peel bonds. - . , "0110.! r “A special mastitis of Old Well llook dudes: Company will be hold this evening at 8 o’clock at the truck house gardltrs the death of Edward V. Ba- liar. formerly chief of the South Nor walk Fire Department. ~ CHESTER F. CLARK. Foreman. PROFESSIONAL ’ M180 POLHIKUI. SURGEONCHI— ropodi at. Residence 18 Taylor Ava; telephone 21M. Appointments made at private reafdsncui. adtf Telephone ’0“. _ on: menu‘s. Palm. once Hours: 8-101. in. M pa ”is 7-8 p. in. 48 West Ave. _ South lion-lit. . ' Conn LEGAL NOTICES. onnnn orjnonon. . ........... . District of Noer'aik. as. Court April 28.A D., 1800 Whereas. written application has been made to this Court for the admin- «ion to probate of a certain written instrument as and for the will of Han- nah 8. Gilbert late of Norwaili. i said district deceased. and for admin- istration with the will annexed of the estate of said deceased. Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Gilles in Norwalk. on the fifth day of “$1906. at 10 0(2le forenoou; and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by pub llshing this order In a newspaper hav ing a circulation in said district. at least live days before said day of hearlu. HENRY W. CREGOR s80 11 Judge. Probate There has been a number of bohisa ‘ '1 walk. Serums Seriously iii When interment Iurdtr bilater- . . mflamrd instructor Is Still Alluring CAMSEIDCS. Mass. April litr- The developments in the case or Erich Scooter the Karyn-d instructor in rinse. who is wanted by the - bridge police in connection with the recent mysterious death of his wife. up to a late hour last night had not. included the apprehension the mail it was learned by the police today. however, that Muents’r visited his slaw ter and mother in Monmvla. a Cali. fornia town about twenty‘five miles from Lee Angelou. shortly after he left Chicago April 20. Miss Bertha Mueuter. a sister of the inotructor. arrived in Cambridge from Chinese today and went directly to the Muenier home It 107 Oxford this hell and the by two police lil- tor-a, who were in possession or house. and a student. 1". E. Ernst Who had room in the house. , ‘ The inspectors informed Miss ileum tell of the charge of murder prefemd annual. her brother and it is said that this young woman became h yatarioni She wI'a taheu to the home or no. Derrick the neighbor who whom red Mr. Monster in Chicago with the body of his wife. and and infant emu. lowed to ace her Miss ”center was seriously. although information given her by the officers; CHICAGO. April 30.—-'fhat Erich Meunter. brooding over the she a? that be murdered his wife in Camb d- f melancholia by gri as committed out of those who knew lived in Chicago. f'l‘ain eonvin did not kill . “1th”. Munster ”gold Prof. J. If Crow's oft -Cniversity of Chi. capo. yesterd Monster lived with Prof. Crows w lie he was an instinc- tor at the University. I believe. h w- ever that he has committed an! e. Knowing his temperment as villi as I do. I do not believe he withstood the shock of his wife’ a death and the blow which followed in chargeg that be murdered her. no wag of a more” roe same-canon. noses; must. be sold at. once. Apply to E. M Tollea. 116 South Main 81.. South 30;; I ‘ son «eponymous ansi reception hall parlor dining room. kitchen. smell m for flowers. and large pantry. Oak trim. including stairway. on first doors. Floors of quartered oak lIn Noam flit and dining room. “birth. or .- pivntry of maple. Set ' - gallon hot water tank“. w I in room for flowers. Second talus four large room large ward ' some: A To LET—4‘0 ADULTS ONLY, 8 0R 4 rooms. convenient to trolley and railroad. inquire C. A. Samson. 18 Port 81.. East Norwalli. all) it re LIT-A FLAT. 9 ROOMS AND bath. all modern improvements, at 82 South Main street. Inquire A. Harris. ill Raymond 81.. or Harris C Gan- Coal Co I80 lit To LIT-«APARTMENTmI Nlcll neighborhood.“ Connecticut Ave. Norwuik no at 1'0 LIT—«41mm! OR FOUR rooms. inquire a 81th St., Regain. a a." £5"??? htt‘o‘tm" “i“? in . rooms. second door. on line of trolley: city water. Rant :18 Addm 0.. care of Sentinel. I38 it v LIT—ONE arena Iquml 18x ,wlli be routed for loan "' ’l"%..t‘.’°.:§?. it .1...“ u slurs-annulled. It Second avenue 0 IO! HINT-RA? I m ”some” line. . mm C ruin hbww lamina? 1 robes, closets. hall and bath: cypress trim Bathroom fitted up with the very best and newest fixtures and a hard wood floor. Attic not finished. but at a small root can be arranged for two large. ales aroma. Large cellar oe- ment floor; laundry tubs and two large cull! hint. House heated with but water of ‘tbe Richmond type of very best heating apparatuses. Com- bination futures. electric light and was throughout. including light in cellaron and attic. the wiring by the conduit system. in fact. a complete, modern. up—tmdate houiie. Lot 54 feet front by lilo feet deep. For particulars call on Taylor l Golden. 74 Washington St. eon “Ll-Trim 0001)? cows and calf. Inquire 10 Windham: roe Istazzeumow. MVIY.III 8 be u at 860 cash. li‘or particulars any to Howard A. Tllley. 18 Wash- ington 8t I288 a W 7 to Nelson Tutilo. Conueirtlcut thrills. South Not-walk ails iii POI 135“"me TON 'SDOOP. than) William " genius, and depressed tojths verge ’ her deal“: . ._ y w . ‘ IIymwhllc he ‘ deuce on West avenue. in the finest. residential part of the city. containing~ boiler. which n considered one of the I . in a long and listless tones“ was not marked by any Iex , features, the Netty/silt defeated the wound team r Yale College. of New Haven score of die 6. Sitturday at the opening saline or the ‘ 1th first held th mood. “mi-9"" and none but physicians have been ob ’ ‘ The doctors said walk not dungsrously ill, as the result of the *y' ll? dance. , are i?‘ Hoyt. Sou ‘ semi}: ANTED—FOUR. Anyply Arthur J. Wood _ water “at? South ‘ ”WANTED-Av r I i l _ man as captain. to wI .. natursl‘grovi‘thing. ‘ - ’ Mott. Rowayton. biiity:.good rum to debt party April Coodpsyco mine. ' d Address, with referee tinel Office. WANTED -— GEN wife desire a email a house emulating of . No objection to the 0. his P. 0. Box 130. WANVIO - wo branches of copy 1 The Clifford ”Publid .311 iii. Kearney. The i wsurso-ooasfi la ”mi” amb'r log a dog‘s-urns arias-wt. -- nuaar ‘ sow-v » . n _ “gm“..- .. my; BUSINESS N w . ”OI. l7 IN 7H! launch or Motor, " . plugs. Celia. let us biz Ibppllaa in the boat g We will make you a . ._ eat prices. St. John’s i; ‘roa IALa—s nnw MILCH cow. kinda. Have other work reason I all!“ “I it also. some in. 0%,. IMO 3"" bar
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