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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1907.
two CENTS
L
lithium
’r
' go to quit work.
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Large Number of llailroad oili-
oers Landed Io Prevoanrou-
tile, and Guns are Drawn and
Yard Masters Hold Up
NEW HAVEN. May 22.»Early re-
ports today from the several divi-
sions of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad on which the
section laborers are disputing over
the present rate of wages, indicate
that few of the strikers have return-
ed to work. At Saybrook Junction
just before 9 o‘clock. a gang of fifty
strikers from Hartford tried to induce
the 150 men at work to leave. offering
them money for transportation to
other places. The workers refused to
throw down their tools and as some
of the railroad bosses ordered thc
strikers to get off the railroad tracks
_ the latter took possession of an em-
bankment nearby from which they be-
gun to jeer the men who were at
work. The strikers say they intend
to make the section men here strike
and then they will move along the
railroad, going cast and will do their
best to call out all the railroad labor-
'.f on: between Saybrook and Boston.
_‘ Some of the strikers crossed the.
Connecticut river at Lyme and got
" the 100 laborers on the east side of
3 the. approach to the new railroad brid-
. In the meantime an
express train Illltl stopped at the Say-
brook Junction station and landed a
large number of railroad officers. The
situation quickly grew worse as tho of-
drew a revolver. and said he would
shoot any one. who stood in liis way.
and the strikers let him go. Word was
at once sent to Sheriff Davis at Mid»
dietown asking for assistance and
word came back that the shcriff would
at once go to the scene. with his depu-
ties aiid 25 other men. All the strlk'
, e ._ who came from Hartford are Ita-
is and few of them speak English.
> y appeared to be in an ugly mood.
The workmen are being guarded by
the railroad officers]. *
About 11”o'clock the gang of new
strikers from the Lyme side of the
bridge reached here and found seventy
railroad officers In waiting. An order
was Issuedrtb arrest evopy striker
, round trespassing on railroad property
and the officers started out to do this.
The stikers broke up into small knots
. and took to the fields where
. could not be reached. A request was
they
sent to Sheriff Sidney A. Brown of
New London county to furnish protec-
V’ tion to the men who work between
New. London and Lyme, and section
‘ bosses were told to take the men who
were working at. different points he»
' tween New London and New Haven
" New London under cars of several offi-
cers. Sheriff Davis of Middletown. no-
" tlfled the railroad officers at Saybrook
ction that he would look over the
atlon and determine if it is neces»
ry to swear in deputies to preserve
N0 TRUE BILL WAS
FOUND BY GRAND IURY
Tony Lucanla. However. Will.
be Tried on Charge of Man-
elauphter
The grand Jury which was called in
yesterday by Sheriff stley to con-
sider the evidence against 'I‘ony Lu-
canln, charged with the killing of
Louis Fennelli. returned a verdict. of
for two hours of deliberation or “no
true bill." The jury came in at 10
o‘clock in the morning and were charg-
ed by Judge George W. Wheeler, of
the different degrees of murder, and
their duty under. the evidence.
The jury then retired to the library
addition of the court house. and heard
the testimony of Paul Pope. Hazel W.
Lewis, Clement PaPine and Raphael
Mancuso. The jury heard the last wit-
ness after dinner, but did not come
to a decision until several hours after-
wards. then reporting their inability to
bring a true bill. at 4:30vo’clock. The
court then discharged the jury.
The question was asked Assistant
District. Attorney Carter after accep-
tance of the verdict. what disposition
he would make of Lucania. Mr. Carter
told the Telegram reporter than the
accused would be held for manelaugh~
ter.
The members of the grand jury
who sat on the case were Composed of
John H. Swartwout of Stamford, Frank
J. Naramore of Newrown. Frederick
M. Salmon of Westport. Angelo Risi
and James P. Oevltt of this city. Tho-
mas 1‘. Alexander and Morris Meyers
of Daiibury. Samuel S. Dunning of
Bethel. Bernard .i. Reynolds and Tho.
mas Cavanagh of Norwalk. George
F. Brown. of Wilton. Henry P. Craw-
ford and Thomas Hassett, of Green-
wich. Lewis W. Boothe and Charles
Beard of Huntington. Thaddeus Bell of
Darien. Almon H. Taylor. of Brook»
field and Joseph M. Tucker of Trum-
bull.
'I‘lic progrcssIvc and hustling Stand-
nrd Oyster Company has added anoth-
er Iinc craft to Its fleet of boats. the
Alice. which arrived last, night from
Toitenville. S. I.. where she. was built
In the yards of .I. S. ldllls & Son.
The Alice is a handsome boat. grace-
ful in lilies and excellent In workman-
ship. and gives every promise of be-
ing among the finest oyster boats on
the Sound. She is sixty feet In length
and 18 feet. 5 inches in beam. draws
5 feet. 6 inches of water. slid will
carry 1.500 bushels of oysters.
She is stout-1nd strongly built and
her Interior is finished in chestnut oil.
ed and varnished. which gives a very
pretty appearance to the inside. of her
well found deck house.
For motive power. a fifty horse pow
cr Hitchcock engine. made In Ilrldgc-
port. has been installed. and found to
work in nu eminently satisfactory
manner and drive her through the wa
for at a good rate of speed.
The craft draws two drcdgcs and
will carry froul four to six men. under
Captain Emil Hurting. who has been
5 DEAD AND 7 INJURED
IN GEORGIA AFFRAY
Two of Former Lynched and
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SPINIII .
IIIISIIIIIIIIIES
Franklin School Outbuildings to
be Improved and Equipped
Willi Better Health Methods—
Expendllure is Unanimously
Voted "
in_ ten minutes, last night, a dozen
or more. voters spent 35.000 of the
school district's money for better sani-
taries for the Franklin School. and
the building which will be erected for
this purpose will be an exceptionally
fine one.
The meeting was called to order at
8 o'clock, and . S. Hatch was chosen
as chairman, with William S. Tam-
many as clerk.
Judge Light explained the condition
of the sanitaries and showed the need
for changes. as explained by an expert,
Mr. Gerhardt. The Peck-Williamson
Heating and Ventilating Company had
gone over the situation and given es-
timates on the work, which had been
recommended by Mr. Gerhardt. The
work can be done satisfactorily for
less than $5,000.
The. following resolution was then
presented. andlaftcr argument. was
put to vote:
Resolved, That the District Commit—
tee in» and hereby are authorized and
instructed to erect a building at the
rear of the Franklin School and to
equip the same with proper sanitary
fixtures. at a cost not to exceed the
sum of $5.000, and to make such can
tract or contracts therefore on be-
nnd tntirely satisfactory In all res.
pct-ts. He thought that it would not
lic necessary that the contract be. ad-
vertised as the concern is one of the
most reliable In the country.
The matter was voted unanimously
and the meeting then adjourned.
A. M. YOUNG BUYS
MINERAL SPRING
Connecticut Financier Has Ta-
ken Hold oi the White Rock
Business
A Waterbury despalcli says that A.
M. Young. formerly of Waterbury. an.
official of the New London (Ins and
Electric Co.. and until recently presi-
dent of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting (‘-o.. has just consummated
a big deal whereby lie. and his friends
sccurcd chiitrol of the celebrated
White Rock mineral and table waters.
A syndicate formed by Mr. Young.
wlioso success as a promoter and or-
Ils. ls stated that it Is the intention
of the syndicate to spend annual ap-
propriations amounting to many thou-
sands of dollars for advertising pur-_
poses. in newspapers, magazines. metal
signs and billboards. The bottling.
surm who
or THE WIRE uum
Uaniel fAcleerapI Rochester,
Killed When Head We} crush-
ed on Rails at Stamford
Daniel McGivers. of Rochester, fell
from a wire train near the Elm
street railroad bridge Iii Stamford yea-
terdsy. and received injuries from
which he died within a short time. He
fell on a rail. and his head, and neck
were crushed badly. He has dead
when Dr. 0er arrived to attend him.
Mcleers was .a~lineman. and he
worked for the Westinghouae Com-
pany. which is electrifying the New
York division of the . New Haven
road. He was on the top of the wire
train. doing wiring. when the acci-
dent happened.
With Charlcs Kirk, of New Rochelle.
he was braking the movements of a
huge wooden reel from which wire is
reeled off. The "brake" consists of
heavy planks which jut out from PItIlv
er side of the reel. The train was
getting under way when the plank on
which McGivers sat slipped. He fell
headlong some four feet between two
flat cars. As he fell. his neck hit the
flange of a car wheel. .The train was
stopped in an instant. and when Kirk
reached him Mcleers lay with his
neck right under the car wheel. Had
the train moved a few inches farther
he Would have been beheaded. Ills
neck was broken. and he lived only a
few minutes.
McFivers was about thirty. and un-
married.
—'f0iilght~FinnklIn Hall.
-—Franklln Hall.
GIVEN THE RIGHT -'
T0 REMAIN MUTE
Senator Donovan’s Motion Ex-
Tonight
for the calendar. Senator Thompson
read a typewritten statement concern-
ing the proposition and explaining the
different phases of the matter. He said
that the scheme waslnot an honest
one. and the railroad was not on hon-
cst one. He said flint the state should
iiol Iic. loadcd up with such enterprises.
The passage of this bill would encou-
rage. other promoters to got. out roads
on paper and have them backed up by
the. state. He said the Shore Line road
was another of the same sort of propo
sitlons and this road and the East
Haven charter were II the handsuof
the same people. WI out having tur-
ned n. spadoful of dirt the former road
has secured millions on a mortgage.
Senator Atwater moved the tubling
of the report and this was seconded by
Senator Grant. Senator Thompson
asked for immediate action on the re.
port. He. said that. cvery senator knew
all about the bill It hurl been dis
cussed and had made trouble enough
for every one. He hoped the motion
to table would not prevail. ' Senator
Waller wanted the bill with the am-
ondmcnt passed. by the( house printed.
Senator Spellncy moved ihttl. the re-
reference to the absence of one sena-
tor Lludsoul did not help matters
There had been other times when 84
senators had waited for one senator
when there was no reason for it.
Thre were other senators who wanted
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After Causing Arrest of Harry
Uarllnpton, a Norwalk Stu-
dent. for Violating Speed Law
the Officer Wee Arrested for
Obstruction Highway
An interesting coupe was executed
Monday by a lawyer who defended
Harry Darlington. a student at the
Harstroni School. In Norwalk. arrested
Sunday afterncouvat idlinsford. N. Y..
about a mile from 'l‘arrytown, on a
charge of exceeding the legal speed
limit.
In addition to getting the young stil-
dent free. lie liinuediately had a war-
rant sworii out against the constable.
who made the arrest on a charge of
obstructing the highway. A rope had
been stretched across the road.
A number of well-known Norwalk
nutomobilists were very much pleas.
ed to learn of this development. and
It would not be surprising if they
should make a test of the Connecticut
law on this subject In Darlen. where
the constables regularly station them
selves with a rope ready to pass across
the highway In apprehending automo-
blllsts charged with violating the
speed law. .
At the time of his arrest Sunday
young Darlington was riding in com-
pany with a fellow student at the. Har-
strom School. Harold Talbot. Talbot
stated today that the speedometer on
the cur showed fifteen miles an hour.
The constables charged that he was
ing was decidedly imperfect. In add -
difference of several seconds between
their watches.
obstructing the highway came out.
Wilton Cats on Trial.
An Interesting case. has been on trial
in Wilton for several days at the
town hall before Justice William K. .I.
Tubbell.
evict before a lease expires. W. E.
Murray from a house and farm.
Edward M. Lockwood. The papers In
John W. Sculley. of South Norwalk.
his client that. the deputy sheriff'dld
not. serve the pupcrs properly and that
they were left with Mrs. Murray Iii-
stead of with the husband. It was
testified that the papers were left at
the house where the man residos. and
claimed consequently legally.
Horton charges that Murray misused
the place. cutting down fruit trees.
CLUB BOWLING.
'Ilast night's South Nordialk Club
bowling games were won by Mr. Nut-
ting's team. by the following scores:
Firat Game.
inELléE’mE wonx
tlon they admitted that there was r,
Darlington and Talbot
did not stay to see how the case for
It In over a summary pro-
cess brought by Charles Horton to
Hor-
ton is represented by Attorney J. Bel-
den ilnrlbntt and. Murray by Judge
the case were served by Deputy Sheriff
Judge Lockwood claims In behalf of
I
0F TRAIN WREDKERS
Fish Plates and Beth at
and Wire Used to Pu I Roll
Out of Place in West Glen-
dale. Cal.
LOS ANGELES. Cat, May 22.——Trnln
No. 20. one of the Southern Pacific's
coast line dyers. due at 9 o‘clocvk last
night was wrecked at West Glendale,
near here. at 12:30 this morning. The
wreck was the deliberate work of train
wreckera. One was who war stealing
a ride was killed and twenty-.wo other
persons injured. three probably fatal~
V.
In accomplishing the wreck of the
train, which was the Coast Line Limit-
ed. a devilish ingenuity had been ex-
ercised. At a point on a trestle over
the Arroyo Soon, the fish plates and
bolts of two connecting rails on the
south-bound track had been removed
and in the apertures whence the ho a
were taken strands of heavy w
Were fastened at the end of each rail.
From the appearance of the track af-
ter the wreck. It was evident that some
person hidden on a hillside close IO
the trestle had pulled the wire as the
train approached and spread the rails
outward toward the edge of the trestle.
The train. three hours late. was travel-
Iiig at a rate of between 35 and 40 mil-
es an hour. The engine wheels were
first to leave the rails and th engine
took to the ties, traveling nearly 100
yards before It was brought to a stand-
still. The tender. the diner, two Pull-
mans. the buffet. mall and baggage
cars plunged over the edge of the tres-
tie falling a distance of 16 feet. The
buflet car. the express our and one of
the Pullmans were turned completely
upside down and the others landed on
their sides. All were badly crushel
and splintered.
HEGEMAN INDIGTED
NEW YORK. May 22.——Jobn R. lie-
gcman. president of the Metropolitan
Life. Insurance Company. appeared lie-
fcre Justice Greenbanm today and
pleaded not guilty to the ten Indict-
ments returned against him yesterday
charging perjury and forgery. Bail
was fixed at $10,000 on one of the
Indictments for perjury. It was furnish—
ed by John B. McDonald. the subway
builder.
Mr. Hegemau’s plea was made with
the reservation that he may withdraw
It by J one 1 and make such‘ other mo-
tions as his counsel would then see fit.
His counseled). Macy Nicol). received
permission to inspect the minutiae of
the Giana Jury. which returns the In-
dlctments. ‘ '
LOST.
LOST—TUESDAY. BLACK SCARF
and pin. Finder will please return to
Sentinel Office. and receive reward.
m22 1t
LOST—BOY 4 YEARS. ANI) GIRL
LOST—BLACK. TAN ANT) WHI'I‘i-
Beagle hound puppy. Finder will
please return to Dr. C. G. fBohaunan.
South Matti St., South Norwalk.
m20 3t
SILIIIIES III
IHIIIIIHIIIS
MII III HIISIII
District Committeemen instruct-
ed to Present Their Estimates
to loint fleeting ofSeleotrnen
and School Visitors
A hint was dropped at last night‘s
meeting of the Board of School Visi-
tors that the Board is expecting at the
joint meeting of the Board with the
Selectmen In June, when the appropri-
ations for the ensuing year for the
'schools are to be made, a practically
general increase in tea hers‘ salaries
throughout the town. 9 matter was
somewhat discussed by the Visitors
last evening, and though no action was
taken, no objections were voiced. The
matter was brought to the attention
of his fellow members of the Board
by Harrie Rider. The bone of Dr.
Thomas F. Clune's remarks was in
favor of more pay for at least some of
(Continued on Fourth Pm).
TO LET.
Advertiaementa of 25 words under
this had. 250; 3 timaa. 50¢. Addlv
tlonal words. 1 cent each per inaertlon.
To LET-EIGIIT-ROOM HOUSE
with bathybarn: on line of trolley.
Rent. 820. Apply W. B. DeGnrmo.
m22 3t.
TO LET—Fl VE—ROOM FLAT. BATH
firefisvaIIensIIIIZI-Muh(IRS/“148$ 3‘3]: STANDARD OYSTER Sign": IEdeISIrICI “'5 they may deem cased Chairman 0T Railroad Solng at the rate of tweiityrtwo miles. APPEARS IN COURT and all improvements; rent 318- In-
; .,. .H‘ i' .- - ~': . . I ‘. " 72 -t .. t ..
‘ ed guns. and they stood their ground. _ COMPANY’S NEW BOAT »chsolvod. Further. That the sum of COMMIITOO II’OITI VOIIng ““133; the case can“, to m.” Mon- quiic N0! h Main St 8 01:22 3t
iZInE‘III‘Ia“ W: ‘I‘I‘III‘I‘ “I” ““3“ ‘ ' 33'000' 0; It? ’Eifihtth°'§iif “2.21333 day mom Darling“ W“ "’"m' M lll Lu I
*. SSS} yar manor. . . . .cessur, c e H t! ‘ ‘ “r ~ I' I . - ,t,t It *“i t- - “ . '
Timothy Londrcgaii. who had been The I‘AIICO," I! FIND GISDIBND appropriated for said Work, ctc. IIARIEORD. May 22.—~Aftcr a short muted“? {llwumfivl $2,..."AI..‘:..‘,‘.2§,T... OII‘ODD MI 0 "SUTEIICB [“23“,ng ..msfiggegongsnegiugg
patrolling the track at some distance P B I WIIII ca 30“ Judge Light explained that the old (10111110 In the senate 10d“? "‘0 unfar— Club. V“... attoriiov tangled up mp PrGSIdaM Pleaded NM GUI", bath 21 Marshall St 'second house
from the. bridgf‘. was held "1) and OWBI‘ 08 ’ P y “IIII‘ImKS would I") "“W‘VM "“d “"‘I able report and M” on the Eu“ Haven officials who participated In the arrest - I from. bridge " m21 3t
threatened by several strikers. Hc 0f L500 BUSIIBIS he thought the work would be ideal and MOI'I‘IS COW “3“de W38 tabled and showed that their method of firm I0 Perlury and Fury”! --.—-- -;.._._____.__,__,-____.,._.-.
TO LET—THREE NICE ROOMS
for small family. Inquire 10 Church
St, South Norwalk. aftcr 6 o'clock eve-
nings. m‘21 (it.
To LET~SEVEN ROOMS AND
bath electric light. all improvements;
trolley passes house; rent. 820. Apply
M., care Sentinel. m21 tf
To LET-F‘URNISHED ‘ROOMS
for gentlemen only. 9 Hanford Place.
South Norwalka m2; 3t
To LET—HOUSE. BARN AND
pasture; house after July int; barn
and pasture at‘ once. Inquire Mrs.
Tariov. Connecti ‘ . ' W. ’ " "" 111%
FOR “in.
Advenlaementa of 28 Wdrda under
this head. 25a; 3 timed, 500. Addi-
tional words. 1 cent each per Innertlon.
FOR SALE—LOT 1002115: uousn
of eight rooms and lm‘rotmments;
largo barn; fruit. shade. folley pads-
es the. door. Address “0wher.’ Nor-
Mr. Lawrence. 2 South Mdln St. South
Norwalk. m21 3t
FOR SALE—NEW rwnk‘rvroos.
foot launch. Apply to Stephen Sorosi.
33 Second Ave., East Norwnik. m21 3t.
. and put them under cover so they with the‘ Standard Oyster ionipany 33'1"”? has been marked. WI” ‘mme' m" b“ "mm the order ”I "I" day I” allowing cattle to bark was and there 3 1-2 years. Girl Wore bluo coat and walk 0mm" ”I the Sentinel. m22 3t ..
" ,COlIId DOI be reached by dclegations'of for some time. ' The Alice Was takon diatcly ”009“! ““1““ for this brand June 4‘ Senator McGovern moved an are. various other allegations of a sim- white Sillllltmllt‘i.. and boy blue pants. '
strikers. The men at Snybrook June to Bridgeport today. to undergo the 0' table waters fl“ Increased demand amendment “Ems the time. I0“ next. ilar nature. pink waist and light coat. Kindly FOR “ALE—BARGAIN A DOU- j
' tion who had remained at work were custom house red tape. In all sections of the United States and Wednesday. Senator Walsh objected The attorneys will file briefs tonior- send information to 9 Elizabeth St.. blc two-family house. W furnaces. ‘2
», then put Into cars (and sent over to abroad. accmding to the despatch. to so much delay. He said that the row. or 14 West St. mil: It two baths. well located. 3.500. See a
finial, Parks had not secured an attorv
‘ Tbe'managcr of the South Nor-
‘ ' stated this
ism-om: that he had no disposition to
I‘D“ the matter.
PETITION TO MR. HILL.
the party followed and took the prin-
oners from the young man in charge
and riddled them wltli bullets. It Is
said that a crowd of about 300 started
for Reldsvllle to force the jail and
lynch the other I’udgctt boy. who had
been taken there by u deputy sheriff.
He Intended to build the. sidewalk
from his new structure, through School
street, to connect with a sidewalk on
Dr, Donuldson's property. To do so, he
was obliged to extend the walk In
front. of the school yard.
Dr. Donaldson became excited when
find them at 2:30 o’clock this after-
noon. They were last seen at the
corner of West ‘strcet and West ave-
nuc watching the mlnstrcl parade. but
IwIlCl"? they wont after that no one
SCCIIIS to know. The Norwnlk and
South Norwnlk police \Vcrc notified. as
one and exonerated Fitch.
checks previously ’ri .. w'i‘
there was any hair‘fii1 In“! ~ .
confessed to having been the “it
A 0 y . or other
..i Fooodiniond n
Ciinco made an Ingenious fibrin"
effect. that the boy III'tII/II‘TIl'ng Sin I‘M W'md‘
reaud'f‘he
, v“ ea
I .
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‘2 ftflin'icpor’ted among thti liliop'um- i‘: l
N yeen".of«the “N9 I "th6 ”Mr-dud ' ‘ ‘ - ' .
th .g- oncfalpvomho cod ghaveicome to
uni agreement 'by which the ’stnployees'
lircr‘ro recolvoort increase or sih'cents‘
.cdlved in three
: More;
in!“ "4 u "
the peace ‘ slitppingdand saihes department will be :3 belimslfml at “I?“ III“! hi? tfiid not St Sp Sc ..
- ' increase and t e vet" best talent. in 8 W y "5 11989 8 0“ wa . or one ' ,. ' ‘ .‘ FOR 3ALE——-COTT (I . W ‘ ..Il
‘ . OIIIGI‘S may he as ROSIIII D the selling and ndvertIslng forces will senator WHO is frequently absent. H0 Nuttlng """" ' """ E ‘3 lg,” WANTED' fruitcd: barn and oneAAc‘IIe of lIIIid. - *
ALLOW MEN 3 Assault on Manessas Widow probably be secured. did not want the matter positioned W 31:33?“ """"""" j; I; 11;; For particulars apply on premises of , if."
CASES POSTPQNEO . . The price paid for the White Rock I” J3me 4' “a that. was “’0 late. Next Kucli IIIIIII I ...... " 1 129 Advertisement: M 25 “mm "M" MTS- Tnv‘alinsky, on Connecticut Ave. “"4 y“
' ‘ .. .. ' equipment. including Spring-d. bottling week will be a short one. owing to the ----------------- " . - thin head. 25c. 3 times, 59c. Addl- next to Mrs. Tflrlovvs. mill t f’ .. > . .
glClmlif ifde ((1):. IIIIIe IIIHITIBIIII‘ '23) houses. the manv thousands of 3mm; IIM that Thursday Is Memorial Day “:4; tionnl Worth. 1 cent each per insertion. gait? W ’
. . vies ,1 c . c ' . ‘ . ., . . c nioed that when the senate ad- “‘ "- ..
gapl‘osaclmflg Attorney DEVIS Ab- Ilcgl‘oes (load and seven other persons wage; gagssangu :‘gércle‘llet‘ntlgg‘tglétlt jonrus this week It does 50 until next Van Alstyuc ........... ll :: ilti WANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN BUSINESS NOTICE%£ through “..‘.
I III III BT‘IIT 0 0" and Hear iupired is the. result. of an attempt to but it is said'to have been close to Monday. Dibble ------------ ----I 3 ”3 to make himself generally useful; "-7“! ,darkIIKEfli-JW.
38 g p i ' capturo‘n. negro who lastJiIght at- $250,000 or more to secure the ém'r The bill uiidrcport were made the Tammany ...... . ...... II ' H7 wages 330 month and board; Address STRAW HATS .CLBA sound hopsca‘tlid’f‘
ing Went Over to Saturday tcmptcd a criminal assault upon Mrs. trolling stock. ' ' order of the day for next. \VCIIIICS hitch .................. I :3 iii) George p;_ Pjyerettlv Box 27. itownyton. pressed, at Ilodwcll s. 54 pYbl‘etLWIIh [SWISS- '
Laura Moore, a wudow living near Tho report also savs that Mr I’aig‘ day. Senator Thompson was excused, ”"' m22 3t “‘5‘ VHS}? S‘MPIVWM
‘3‘ Manassas. T111118." 00111105 Is in on this deal ‘ ' from votliig on the question. 28 voted 53" “9‘1 “II .IIIIWI‘WII’II. ,
‘1. .~ The cases of John Munhail. an t‘lli- The negro who assaulted Mrs. ' In favor Senators Barnum and Brooks Second Game. WAN-rgpflcoMPEijNT GIRL AS J. A. RUDnhe‘rlarknesnrof ”incendiary-«iv z .
ployee M the South Norwalk Tallow Moore has "0t been captured. News against and four were absent or didn‘t fit SI’- '50- cook and laundress. Family of three. 1’31“": PM)" “me SLIM: y’s .‘Icow'w‘, ‘ ‘ »
Companyl' and Wallace Parks, 11 N0!" of the attempted assault aroused the FAIRFIELD RENT , vote. ' Nuttlng ................ 4 ii 165 inquire Mrs. D. E. Raymond. 60 West ESIImMeB dub!I Whit Iii \' wfigwimb‘tv‘fiflrt . ’ ‘
Wfllk young man I“ the same ”“0 OI citizens. who immediately went after Wlion Senator Thompson was grant.- Itayino'nd - I3 146 Ave.. South Norwalk. m21 3t 30“ 8L Tel'fleIII'sQ“II‘p°IIXDII.iII‘ :wkum."’I“£ ‘ .
inubusiness. who had a fistlc mixup yes- Flem Padgett. at the home of his BY two FACTIONS ed permission not to vote. Senator Do. Jam“ ----------------- 3 1 135 . “3’10"“?de ”I th’IW I '
rfvurday at the rear of the Norwalk po' father. He told the crowd that his novan made me motion shying um Kuch ------------------ 2 2 126 'WANTEDmAT oucn. nooxknnr- 0- E.- Irlicsa What difffifiii‘?“ “It!” W03 '
,aj lice station. have been continued uiitll son was not. In the house. As they D D III P the distinguished chairman of the rail. 575 cr and collector for large Ilocal com A Ilg‘h of‘thc boy has hoer'dhfielbpeiii‘rs tints;
Itfi‘filrdai GI'OIIIIIK.L f if ti 1 gliiiil‘oaChtal the hgus'fmlii‘lemnl’adgctt l‘. DIII 80D and DSImaSIOI‘ road committee “be given the right to V [II t 1 ’ 1” corn. Address P. O. Box 36d. m20 3t rIII‘I'mD.’ ,‘N . ”i.‘ 1 “ ' 1‘34“- ‘
‘ os ponemcn 0 ie ra was rat on ,ie crow . ng are out . rcmanx t." an sync ........... z. ‘ I _-,; 1 ‘ ‘ ‘” .W" ’w 3 ‘
noceiI’sary‘t (Luring to the absoncr In wounding four others. The crowd Picket" ms??? OVBI‘II'IO con ' nu I ¥aymond .............. 2 5 139 WANTED—SEVERAL TJADYewwbIs‘ggerIII'I': We are Dnmondtratihg‘f‘hln “Ink ”I”
._ Bridgepm e orc the Superior Court fired a volley into the house. killing ' WANDERED AWAY FROM H _ ' ammany ti 149 . rs; ’w t; ,r _ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘1‘!" “1' i '
if today of Prosecuting Attorney Leo Dn- the old negroc Padgett: and two of his SII‘IID ID" 0 DDWRIN ———-- OME FIICI‘ .. ---------------- v I. 168 333820mnIIIsimIItICJIdeifJaIIi"#33113'Iafisg HEWITT‘ {HFQMOBH-T
IVIS- daughters and wounding two of his FAIRB’IELD Mav 22.—-'l‘w0 factions Children Attractor! by the Minstrel Pa— ”w references. Call after grrgrammd by r, H. ‘ J ' .' ' _‘f "-
.Munlioll's right eye is almost cn- sons. one of whom was Flcni Padgett. of Falrflold rosidoiits one led by pom. rade Became Lost 5153 Brookbank. 9:5 Muliklt 'Nor silk and II}. P. ”HIV"? WCIIOIUIW”.
‘ tireiy closed today and he has bodily the man the crowd wanted. was“... E. W ‘S “(Mm and m", other .. ' m...— walk. uwnlk' 'r‘pggidts.‘ 500 and : I . that I: r. , .
Injury. Park‘s iH‘IDCIIJfiI injuries are After the cooler heads had left. the by Dr W. H IMIIOIIISOII fll'c warring ”i“ Illtlc 3“" ”I '1‘ Wcslcy Dahc. KRESKO 6053 TO REFORM- ' trial iroItI fine. ‘ . . '“ W 8 0M . :'
the out In his scalp, which was clos- scene of ilic killing. the hot headod over IIISIdGWSIk that the lattcr attempt- ”WI“ H- Duke. used I‘ll" i’UIU'S- and SCI-i0 . WANT p. . ..”;W ' ‘ ., , Wil HI). plgit' " i o' ' " ‘
ed with two stitches by a physician. clement employed in young men to cd to biilld poroug'mwn property think- litllo Wm“ “00'0"" figed tin-cc, rluugh- Michael Krcsko and Joseph Fitch ”if“! “0'" SHOPMEN GEIF INCREASE._ . II ‘33“, 313'. IIIIIIIQWg‘étI . I, H
Munhall I“ represented by AI-‘””"‘-" Ink" ““13”“H wife and 0““ ”I ”I“ log to beautify the. town. “I" of Mm Hudson, wandered away were tried yesterday afternoon In the Irish wt l ' .——J,— .. mink Q1353», SF 9}"{I‘IYIf} ‘ I”. " I
”39h“ Keogh “III "“3 morning Ht ”10 PMS?!“ boyfi- who WEB MIDI through Postmaster Pickett is erecting a I‘llfmfllhmt‘r' l‘i‘onics‘thits ";)"E;III}K'}"III°I{" town court on charges of forgery. Dur.l to ‘3 Machinists Said to Have Settled wage , ‘ , K. In“? ‘ I.“ .-.‘,,,~ ‘
Aime the case was to have come to the lungs. to Heldsvllle jail. but later building at School and Spring streets.‘ . . on] It I‘ paien 9 ll ‘1 9‘ 0 lug tho trial Kresko broke down noggin”! ' ‘ {tr-M leffIcilltyv ’2“"it‘ - {,1‘rt‘". ‘ _ g. .. .l‘
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ye‘Im' a‘ztls'tho‘I-I:a vmr little trouble'tin' SOUVOI‘IITIPOSI CUIIIS ‘ .
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gellingltr The In ooaa'wunlocreoae . H . 25' .d ..o M I. h
a little. rucinmNCE“ vlc‘r‘EOHIA iL‘L.‘
{I}??? “'IIIdbME.May 22.—-Queen Aloxdndra
but” uIIInIAnd Princess Victoria arrived here to-
n wm-rwu their uevvmm ' . I‘Ak‘ki' Stilt"tuiti’itéiiyvi‘élé’ifl
UTILITIES BILL Passes. A, J: “Gilbert. y'l‘hoy he going. from
AWANYI N. Y" Mny 22.~-—'I‘ho_llf1:| . SWM Rome to Paris and London owing to
. Illu' health of the Princess. who. It is
Itilliti“ini’i.“°fvfliz 3? 3‘3??th mum-v - rum-w. n yum-Ins mm mm: and
bill was so to the ”gas the béetfesuItn wluh‘nh I‘u‘constllldaotile noted ‘phynl'
concurrence n the/“‘7!" clans. I I
by "‘0 ”3‘2““.Iili'r‘e foundry In America. if
”SMITH“ uIIIih at all times, get 3 Stamford.
,, FOR SALE ”V
..ISH, corner No’rth Main and West Streets.
well as tho chlldrcii at the Franklin
I School. and u number of others joined
In IIlii scorch. 'I‘Iiclr purcnls are great-
I’Ickott In the face, of roiiionslraucc.
brought a dozen or more lands of gru-
vcl and ashes n few days ago to scat.-
ter along the course of the proposed
walk. and banished to Solocimcii. Ali
injunction was Immediately prayed out
stopping the postmaster under penalty
'of a heavy fine from proceeding with
the work.
A petition addressed to Congress-
”! E. J. Hill. requesting him to use
.1“! best efforts to hastening tho dredg.
an out of the upper harbor by the gov-
mant, In being circulated among the
{Ii-wan business men.
It ..'f'onfght—thls night. School Culi-
m. Special choruses.
—Ilon't miss tonight's Cantata and
May pole dance.
the yroli ‘of the. company “pontoon-
whio will be divided among the. shop ‘
mflg‘islsrmm one end of‘the line. to IPOSI CTIIIAIIIIIIIIS
'wvd . ."3 I .I_ .... ,, . .
h it your bittitidchtis ll id almost W IIIIDTIOOSWI ..‘ ,
‘lnvarlirbly'ah lndibauou that some
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY. DEPUTY
SHERIFFS. ‘ .
BRIDGIBPORT. May 22.---Slierlff Sid-
ney E. Hawioy . stated, this morning
that. In almost every Instance his dop~
titles would be reappointed. bill as
there were. two places where. deputies
did not care to be rel-appointed he was
not yet ready to announce his appoint-
inch 5.
. ..rl.
flu. George Slanson. Miss Bridget
it of Norwalk and Mrs. Thomas
. pg, of Danbury. were discharged
the Norwalk Hospital yesterday.‘
ANOTHER MINE EXPLOSION.
DENVER. Colo. May 22.-—A disus-
trous explosion In a mine In roportod
‘ today at Globe, AI'IU. No particui'
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or wrong wit% your kidneys. Dev
no "mfiowut's Little increa- iiclidi‘rin", ,. atttfi‘df‘thb bladder and
famous Illile pills. Sold by The cut all urinary mm s. Sold . by The music arose. ~-
. thl lei‘ ..
_ WM . wrwa page w indwille afford
"Here's to your heal iMan. howl! workman ;. “week eye; back-
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'fom th'nmt-y Mill The lll‘ltlgo l'lmr lunll 'l'iu- luidm Donovan Sleek. In Waahln nit“. .
“moor. . “ i ‘t. Agent for prudent Lau ry, . . ‘ 9
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Clifford Phuriuncy
Pharmacy.
Norwalk Chronicler