' ”WW-iii lilll
drs. issspillse iiyslt, oi county . ._
Street. Had a Severe M- “N Ban"
.“O'
deal Yesterday Alteration
. tin. Joseph Hyatt. who resides in
County street, near Westport avenue. .
went down into the cellar shortly alter .l.
33mm more“ 3%“..74" ‘ , =
r s ‘
:3: 21‘, 13mm“? {ruwnh'fi’ llssry ll.lilsw lint ls li,
a a ya me I ‘
a“ Mm" w m m ‘ . hint at the lime its ,
thor she called forhzlran'dnth'enioi‘g' Slllllfl'd Willi. -- c” '
u, m. to tile lsllssvlsii As
The rare-WWW
tica rMytpaid- a siting tribute
totheslemoryofthelatooamaoll'os-
~ 1 unden.stato'sattorwon.sndpollticisn
,, ' ’ ing was largely attended. mail! prom-
oitbohsrheinglnao
“LEVIoodwgdupr’w
' .fi..3‘
styles slums
» ineat mm
~ tandem J
rii‘
" ear-reu-
Wsuuvliiusna
l
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5
km, m “g; mg Stanford White on the noses
fill.
l
oi mum and
lliehael Kencaly of Stanford and New
read and m to W“
association.
- Ifr. Keneaiy made a tooling speech
in which he referred to the late state's
attorney in» the highest terms.
Kenealy from long
close companionship with Mr. Perseu-
den was particularly noted to speak in
this regard. He told of the remarkable
tribute of respect paid to Ilr. reason-
den's memory _st the funeral services
“I! at Stamford, or the attendance of
judges of the supreme court, judges of
the superior court. Judges of the courts
of common pleas, congressman, m
tors and persons of prominence from
all over the country.
Nor was the funeral unmarked by
the attendance of those in the humbler
walks of life. for in the throng which
attended the services were those from
all classes of society, attestin tile
spool and esteem in which Itr. reason-
den was held.
Mr. Kenealy detailed the advent of
Mr. Yessenden in Stamford as a young
man, with no assured future before
him, told how he built up a great name
for himself, advanced. in his prefer»
sion, was appointed state's attorney.
known throughout the
the
Ccodward Btotl
, At an enthusiastic‘gnssrai meeting . 'm mlm|uuln.l 41,, litre. ohm or the homicide. Howl
nth-omission“, ,oorlea's‘ '
Point for club purposes. lost his”. Ii
ill. Mil Wflkv‘ciah. it was level:
over that almtist statistician. the
. honored orgsnlsum will be a sue- .1
um. before “a (0 b0 committh to the lattes
f
it
p
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itslisis cirrus:
III-u mt roam the ”mitotic. our
was beaten by 0; 1
null. in raging his #3:.
Im
car‘ihiloe is him
afi
acqaamtmce and
it
E
; so far advances will become. in
fact. that when the term of subscripv
5.
on island is a Three 23:53:“,- «mm to lllo _,
31m [mm "Oil”, Willdil ‘ Both Thaw and his-wife. ‘
' scores: ””6"", , ‘
it. 5-2. M. 1-2. "I commit stock was subscrib-
ll. or. n. i M.
.1, 15315.“.
trial. 2
"I! Destroyed Today court when the jury ones ‘
C. Scone .
3r]. 7, T, Q. “r 4 s
lilydsabu V
M. H. to]. 5:2,.
Brow ‘ ‘ . z. ,
l. 7. 18. 5-1. ii. a
"Ill-4. 13; ‘-
2' s"s’dr 1"! x-
This price is of its value.
The prise for highest increase in
number of pins. value m. is secured
by w. 8, Hatfield by the norm mar.
Hotneld's increase
was in. 7. 1'. Huntington was next
4 1‘ much to the corn
rice by their re itiolikof Buck's “He
nonw- "Jeaus thou Joy of loving
hearts."
‘otionsi exercises were conduct-
the llev. Frank D. Torrey. of
k. The Rev. Ernest w. Bysshc,
Maxim pirsident llof the union,
mpten j greet gs to t e young peo-
‘ ‘ahd other friends who were the
' ‘ riled guests from sister denomina-
tions of he town, and then in happy,
ve words introduced the dis-
ngulshed speaker of the evening,
* ,. Bishop Burt.
Q The bishOp was unknown to the
siesta! his audience. ssvo by name.
“but from the moment he began to
speak his gracious manner and his
" unpretentious. manly bearing won the
attention, and confidence of every
KANSAS can Monarch. time
were riled to oath an live , .
‘33:" were "1:,“ a: in . il rel 11;] "'1 rec- Thaw stood and smilingly ,
r room he at 6 Wynn-
dolls street, this morning. Tito dead “iii“:zfidfiffii’iogt a
were three waitresses and twoeooks. ed “m.“ as he has contort ‘
E” 312'?" "“"M gash“, 23",: since the érlme was commi K " -
an on a none are ev '
“‘13:. ”3'0“. condition. '0“ Thaw was medically it nOt ‘ .
e re started from an cap on _'
rat natural gain in the bau‘nent. The 2:; 'o'ftgh: mtg: handshake m
limos sprea so quickly t at all mcli- '
n” or an.” w“ cut. off. Attorney Littleuin also died an
flimsglmeloriigeiflrnm were all in retaining Thaw in custody and
burnedto death in the rooms. Only a few spectators were ”m
a holding ocmpsay to purchase the
property and the nth to occupy the
Point as a club. The genera
named to be that no trouble would he
met in tins at least not members.
which ll assure the club of being a
success from the outset. in addition.
to have a non-resident
in. which. without question.
the minds of“ tlwse at the head oi
the movement, will be very popular.
especially with automobllista
New York and elsewhere.
. A name for the new organisation has
not yet been fully decided upon. some
favoring Norwalk Country Club, while
others. including the committee of ten.
goggcaleil Norwalk Outing Club. Other
names may be proposed, but this mat-
iinally determined upon
gin of one pin.
Team Record.
Team Captain
N . t~ltaymond .......
No. s—-llodwsll ........
No. i-.larvis ..........
. 1—Aialley ......... .
No. li-—~8artaill ....... -. .
.z—Nuttlng
CJGICIO-O-dnihticht‘
and became
state as an able lawyer.
The speaker did not touch at length
upon Mr. l'esaenden's political achieve-
ments, merely mentioning his one
great unsatisfied ambition, a laudable
one,toadd totbehonorolaname
already distinguished. to assist in
keeping bright the luster of a family
already become famous in the nation- It
ill halls of legislation. Mr. Kenoaly
l
Total Plots".
Alsthorpe ........... . ............ 940
itvanda ......................... m
Beard .......................... 1227
Hearse .......................... 1078
Budwell ........................ 1102
Douohuc .......... , .............. ll”
Dibble . . . . . ..................... i 177
h ........................... loss
FRIDAY AFTIINDON CLUB. ' reported..luutice bowling warned , ‘7
Meeting Held Yesterday with Airs. w. hilt despite this one young m”
The Frill arM'hizfrri-ihw' "“0 "mum" applause " 110;.
“my in; y lira. Willilnl 1;. Tho’mp— man uttered the first words of the
son. at "The Franklin." 4‘" 'N“ “W- ‘ ,
in compliance with the request of mm before Justice Bowling CM
Last night’s meeting lasted for more
than two hours. and every minute of
the time. with the exception of a ten
minute recess for the appointment of a
Firemen. “overlooking Out
at Gobi MM is see ii
bearer.
' ‘ For eighteen years preceding his el-
evation to the episcopacy Bishop Burt
.was in charge of the missions of the
lethodist Episcopal Church in ltaly,
«I.
we'mmon- Acouitteti today of the I)
is and m“ was insane at the time Of the ~
“a W today wss'or‘dersd by Justice . -
Asylum for the criminal insane.
such time as be can convince
statolunacy commission that his.
at large will not endanger the‘pll
w
J
‘ will remain there until the ..
being the only member of .
turned its verdict after a . _
of twenty-live hours, seemed .
and satisfied at theouteolno of tho ”’
acknowledgements to the lift".
sane. Thaw's counsel thanked
The five
ception to Justice Dowllng's
and were. mltiln‘ him to the asylum.
to enter the court room when the»
against any demonstration wh
He was immediately arrested, a
the State Federation. the club voted “w 1“”, had m" discharged and M
committee on membership and sub-
scription. was a serious heart-to—henrt
business talk.
This meeting was an adjournment
from the initial meeting last week at
Scotti wa's iwsrltisg , st ills
Watering llircsoii, ilas Skill
crush-i interior-
nil-ii easier against
troughs at Marten, this morning
about 10 o'clock .uuited in llloleaib
of n lireman employed: on the New
York. New Haven and Hartford itali-
and melded at Home. Since 1904 he
lived in Zurich, Switzerland.
over most of
in the conduct
to hold its elections hienniaily instead
of annuaiir. as heretofore. ’25 '07 contempt M court.
The program, in charge of Miss Just 25 iron
gggng cmomwfifé’ '°"°’”“ um the ilrst wora‘cms‘nccl
closed with a touching eulogy of the
personal characteristics of the man
'm h.) . who was a friend to every member of
4 To?" ' orlr ' m’
' 0' .m allies.) .
vagaries rallgili'g " spoke.asd
andobcwhere in the'service stilts
. W gm W in; ”self-
' l [#machinist’ & .3. a”
. ea 3’ a a ii
the «else of his omit
the mainstay of his widowu mother.
but secured no means to support him-
f while panning his studies at pre-
ratory nhool and university. Thus
early hemastered the secret of manly
and resourcefulness
cessor to Mr. .
Attorney John J.
it and Scotch
. .. , . . ,, .sev
l'."". .. - - e>" ii~‘
readings illulltratlng little
of the irish character.
The first important matter
hearing of the report of the eommlt-.
tee of ten appointed at
to formulate preliminary
plans for the new organisation.
The report of the committee was
. accepted with the exception that the
initiation fee for non-resident mem-
Hall. oi the liti—
reen .
Judge Frederick H.
preme court and from Attorney (loud-
win Stoddard. who were members of
the committee on resolutions, but who
were unable to be present.
“dd not only
. ll
An informal ballot
two years was then taken.
Refreshments were served at inter-
mibsion by the has
The dreman was employed on train
No. 696, one of tho
fretghta from Harlem
t independence AllIllAI. SOCIAL SUPPER
it waa ifzgtg'cmkmlg!‘
s r - ‘
council room. ”An onlcer was? ,
Justice bowling in his chambers
oral mom- that the twelve men were rash
Scotch Humor and mg; wu, {$ij out, “I'm
for oiflcerii for mglioamlth r3330":
minutes later the verdict was ‘
edThe Jurors as they took our
her. was fixed at All), instead of all).
Nutting ........................ ill“
The report, with this one change was
Raymond ....................... liili
e r r s r eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ’60
Senate ......................... 1042
Smith, l2. l5. .............. . ..... 967
Smith, 8'. if. .................... ' 7k?
Hiater .......................... 928
......................... Ilii
Tammany ........... , ............ 1085
Van Alstyne . .. ............. .lb’l'i
........................... lllli
Averages as compared with the Toll
Qualifying Barnes.
Haven The train reached. the water.
ing troughsihetwoen Barton and Row-
aylou this morning at 9:57 o'clock. and
as no‘stop was made, the scoop on
the locomotive was lowered for the
purpose of putting water into the ten-
der. The fireman look out of the cab
window for the purpose of seeing if
the scoop was working all right. and
owing to the. storm or some other
matter to distract his attention. fall-
ed to notice the close proximity of
one of the standpipes at the north
end of the trough.
contact with the heavy steel pipe, and
he was knocked back in an uncon-
scious condition, with blood streaming
.‘rom a terrible wound in his head.
The engineer brought his train to ti
stop as quickly as poselblo. and the
roan was carried by the train hands
into the shanty of Trough 'lendcr Pat-
Here riforts ws re made
which has stood him in hnch good
stood in these later years, and which
has made his scholastic attainments.
ao practically helpful in all his work
at home and abroad. And after years
of experience as the trusted and hour
tired servant of his church he stood
before the people of The Norwaiks
last evening still the some simple
hearted, sincere and earnest Christian
worker as in the years long gone.
- Bishop Burt's address was a series
of pictures which gave glimpses of
religious work in Hutpria, Hungary.
Austria. ltaly. Germany, Norway, Swo-
‘ and Russia. Statistics played a
small part in the address.
the nature at things impossible to give
nything like a historical sketch of
the work in all these countries, or
even in one oi them.
deft touches the speaker opened up
scenes and experiences that no only
OF CWBBEBATIOIAIJSTS The nest ‘th'yyili be with Miss u the m we no hint of M
Ladies’ Btutinl’enl Association,
of llcrwslk church, Gives
Very Successful Altair
The committee appointed at
meeting lsat week to formulate a plan
for the formation of the proposed club
the following recommends-
.laesrlreaarg‘amo roll svsuru- “m“ “I“ ' “Wt . '
TOKIO. Feb. 1,-— u
mum means or the pm today .
Olshi asked against whom '01., ’1”. Manama for
a sectional com- ing warned the specie
That two separate organizations be
formed. the holding company to be
known as the Norwalk Outing Club
Company. with an authorised capital
stock of $50,000, to start with a capital
or not less than 820.000. The par value
of shares to be 8100 each.
The other organization to be known
as the Norwalk Outing Club. They to
lease from the club company for a
term of years at a rental of $1.760 per
year. or 5% upon the propomd invest-
ment. and to pay all taxes. insurance.
for the care of the property, together
with the cost of such improvements
ar'l's military preparations directed.
Minister of w» Terauchl replied say- mm" ’“m w W W'-
lng that they were not di
|ar'ley singlt'rI neitl'tznhbut hagaist’ "cottag-
tsonte c,.were span W.
a log coast line from Saghallen to For- FOR SALE. “‘
The lmdies' Benevolent Association.
of the Norwalk Congregational Church.
gave their annual social supper at the
chapel. in Lewis street, last event!“-
The event was one of the lineal of the
seawm. The chapel in a large one and
there were six long tables reaching
the whole length. and every seat was
taken. The scene was a pretty one.
The tables, with their spotless nap
cry. and the smoothness with which
everything was carried out was pleas—
ing to everyone. and reflected much
Ills head came in
—lMPOI1AN1' ANNOUNCIMIN'I’. this head. lie; 8 time’s. sci.“ ..
Owing to the storm of today. sale tlonslwortis. i untoooiusrl
will continue Monday.
BOSTON e'i'oau co. rorl eats-zoo courts or
"I" "uh iiill'tl. m ‘4”. mock or will” u 01’ V
1"“:
cluelon. in fact it was . .
stated up to the time in
ing a demons! tlon. was.
eclimas ofhiscase '
there was an appreciable delsyla
“m" . (Continued on lgkth regal.
Advertisements oi as words
lily. also fat hogs
to revive him. but without avail, and
he died in a few minutes.
Agent William ‘A. lteid was
crediton the members in charge. The
affair was one of the good old fashv
toned kind where everyone waits on
were recognized as historic and true
to lite, but ital seemed to belong to
the very hour and his hearers them:
as may be desired from time to time.
General ltassell Frost and Judge
Joseph 3, rpm... "u annotated ‘ LOOT—GENTLEIANS SILK-LIN-
ed caster glove.
James. Connecticut Ave, South
walk. ' ,
Reward for its re- WANTED.
committee to draw up a suitable stock
mittee further recommend that this
meeting appoint two committees. One
to solicit subscriptions to the stock of
turn to this once.
LOIT—BOUTH NORWALK IAV~ Advertisements of I work _
lags Bank Book No. 13065. Onedoliar this head. as; I times. lbs- 4 ‘.
will be paid the finder leaving the tienslwsrdmiosat ushpsri
same at the South Norwalk Savings
Bank oillcc. ‘ 530 3t
lied of the accident by the crew'
the freight train as it
its way east. and he stopped express
train No. iii, and had the body placed
on board. and taken to Darleu. where
it was turned over to Undertaker An«
ltheingforthemof H
advancing sociability among the mem-
everyone brought pleat! 0'
laughter and a very pleasant supper
was the result.
Those who had charge of the aflalr
Wellington A. Tolles.
selves. The bishop had declared his
faith that God was not only a "has-
t still kept my hand on
world. still revealed
it hearts. and still led
clr sincere endeavour
to do His will. And the iilOl’y’ be bad
$4
the events of t
Himself to ho
His people is
wauvso-s WOMAN you ~ ;
the man's body which gave his name
or residence. and the train crew fail-
ed to give Is to Station Agent lteid.
ill itowayton.
In Dariea the body was viewed by
Medical Examiner A. L. House. who
lot of accidental death.
chairman: Airs. Beers, Airs. Austin.
Mrs. Keeler. Mrs. Curtis. lilss Curtis.
lira. George Barnum, Mrs. H. A. Bold
win, Miss Ann Gilford, lids Helen Cirr-
tls. lira, Edward Becker, Messrs. Irv
ving Tolles, Herbert Baldwin and
Frank Curtis.
to tell of how the Way of evangelizlng
the people of his great iieid had been
providentlally opened up went far to
give the secret or his confident faith.
it is safe to say that Bishop Burt's
long in the mem-
wen privileged to
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leagues-u...
LOW—YOUNG BIRD DOG. BIT- family. Ap
tar. blsck'aud white; answers to name ————-~—-—- -
“Sport." Last seen Thursday evening - 1'0 LIT. , ,
on France at. If found notify Hermon f was;
rancher. Westport Ave. and receive Advertisements .1 go my. “‘,
liberal reward.
out
the club should be run with a suitable
cafe under such restrictions as the
tenets of all. remain“
that it should he a family club. with an
initiation fee for,‘residelt members of
address will i
cry of those ‘
ing and general housework ih
ly as West Ave. ' '
was omitted on sec 3‘
hear him, and that It will do more to Speech
mum oi the death of their late brother,
stimulate faith "ia‘ Cod and the gospel arm and ”5.00 annual duos. The
wives and minor children of the heads
rll. raurtltar‘r couronraata. BUSINESS NOTICES.
m it our head. am e tlm‘lild- ‘5
mmmlummefll «
Fletcher Pierce.
bull's CAO! CONTINUIO. 9.
Joseph Sher, the sprilgwood Hol-
whose place was raided last.
sunday appeared in court this m
of Christ than many sermons and ad
and greater diephy of
fundlty of learning.
great man with large "sources of in-
fitellictual power and attainments who
are 1;! of simple faith and simple
or families to have the
Guilt, I. ll. . . .. . ........ 7.5
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While ills Condition is critical. Hops
to Hold Oat tor Ultimate Recovery.
Till IOOTON CLEANING AND Elisabeth ht. ‘
Company. 128 Washington It.
Norwalk. ladies' and gentleman's gar- 73 North Alain St.
meats. kid loves. feathers, etc. closu-
All bail to the
“m“”&'
k it
The initiation tea for nonresi-
dent members shall be $10.00 with so-
can... use. 0. hock-
. mm). m it and st. ro LlT~PtlliNlIllllD
by latest scientific mol- re tar—roua Oil ri‘i'iu
premises. .
pd. Work called for. Tel. mum at 29 Gregory Boulevard. l
The ’1
iaterestloplayersasdmealbersof “mug.
ro'tsr—runriisliuo noon;i ‘ ,
w
. ~Noatest place in tows. Chiotto's
Quick Lunch Room. Never closed.
“In. ”I” samrao.
. and low that it is over. thor
more“ a general, desire for an-
Mlowiagarethessoresof ias'
wood ending. .Qaiaterd were appoint-
s e
tiles sai ran agespensss of the
slab
' lly submitted.
Wm Chaim
atscrao PLAYING or Aid. to tan-nave dim.
Osldised copper. brass and No. it Meadow It:-
nickel, bronco. old guitars metal and once: rest sis. Apply
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