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Ililitlsinsn in Connecticut. sudall
our the country, ars greatly dis-p
sentaiivcs iaiisd to include in the ar-
my appropristkln bill. which passsd
the House Baturdsy. an lies: of “.000.-
on ‘ior militia maneuvers. as recoup
mended by the War Department. Ad-
jutant General dole a in dais ago
made an appeal to the Connecticut
members to try to have this approvril-
tion restored in the bill. but such an
attempt would have been useless, and
the department was not in iavor’oi
pushing it, ior the reason that it was
feared such action might endanger
the proposition to increase the pay oi
enlisted men in the regular army, as
well as the pay of the odicers.
ileprosentattvn Hull cunirman oi
the house committee on military or-
(airs, believes that there should be
W militia chili” ior two years
more, and that alter that tints it would
be well to have Joint camps ior the
army and the militia, and such a
scheme is said to be satisiactory to
the War Department. It is believed
that it will take two years to prdperly
equip and train the milita under the
new militia bill that will probably pass
this session and until that is done
these maneuvers will probably be
omitted. The regular army will this
your hold their maneuvers as planned.
but the militia will not loin. unless
‘ , ”0 ‘un WIFE the states themselves will pay the ca-
INJURED m RUNAWAY politics. The lnvliailtmtn Connecticut
" 4+ to take part in the maneuvers at Pine
'. i'li . N. V.. ill th ire have to
. . Ir. snI Ira. iolin ilslisr Thrown wfiéhmmén'm thireamemm
“ But at earrings ai the Fool
oi the Ely Avenue lilll
must masquerade ball
I I ' t of linen Tribe, No.
is. , aimed om: of has it» was
laid last slut is flush: Hail, and was
Mr Is largely attended and as we'-
so any at its predecessors. ’i'lie
, was filled with merry innit-
"limbo the night. and an the
big chains and standing room
polluted by spectators. who on-
M {in mud to the utmost.
entertainment program. which
about 8 o'clock. was iur-
the regular Music Hall idioc-
trampll performers. who occupied the
o m M ilrst three nights oi the week
and it was an excellent bill in every
Impact. Miss Sadie O’Neil. a sitting
Winds of pleasing appearance
MM voice was hoard in a number
, (Continued tin Second Page.)
will not. however, silent the million
ovations of the regular andthc militia
nbout‘sca coast dciencos. which have
been planned for next summer, and
instructions, are now being prepared
to! the guidance oi the commands
that will take part In these exercises.
There have bear some changes in the
dates for those msueuvcrs, Connecti-
cut being given the week from June
lith to June 30th.
WASHINGTON March 8,-0uly a
revision oi lh‘u dams heretoiora an
nonuocd tor the joint ntaneuvros oi
the regular count artillery with the
John Keller. proprietor of the 'i'wlu
/ City Wet Wash laundry, 48 Raymond
, surest. and wile, were buried ou't of a
, top wagon in a runaway in Mechsnic
street, this mornins. and both had a
flirtation with death for a time.
, ' lira. Keller was more seriously hurt
‘7 than her husband. ‘iipr face was bad-
" :youm liar mm' «racially
or dor. was assisted to the
- in its. in or or to at those events
WI“ building" "'I Wood m" from wi’tflkin the prdesem dice! year luau
V. :31” ii
an academics»: to
mgassuhusetts, June 1 to to.
m
PDT A ”All To ILIIP.
“—-
Josspii Carter. of New Isdiovd. Mass»
in Harry Goodwin's Window.
Présccile, the telepathlnt and Melli-
plliler oi mental suggestion,"mystiiiod
a big crowd at noon today by putting
a man to sleep in a window of thu-
Copyrixht Clothing Coitlpnny's store
in North Main street.
The subject. Joseph Curler, oi New
iiediorti. Mann. went completely. into
the hypnotlst's control in loss than u
minute. _ Prcncellc will awaken Curler
cams Windmill.” ‘ neat-the Loire street
'bridnsbyatralnsndwem tarragon
at a break-back shod. refusing to obey
the roll. lie colitin his mad course
down the Ely avail hill leading to
street a ”in attempting to
m the sharp turn into the latter.
want down At that instant Mr. and
lira. Kellér shot out oi the overturn-
‘ in; ms to the ground. The runs-
in] was on its ioot again In an
Wt and continued its course with
r d’hl the (rout wheels and shorts fol-
‘ The rest of the vehicle was
to kindling wood. The horse
ptnnd a little later “Woodward
a ,noar the car barn at 8:30 this evening at Hoyt's Thea-
I '5 0° bid" out “ll! 0" H E ire. The hypnotist says that oi any-
3.! 010 "40110511 was called to thing happens to him in the meantime,
its wounds.
ll was sent at lirst ior the amv
‘ .. ‘ jyoo to take hire. Keller to tho hos-
pi ~ ' ~ but this was later countermand-
the subject may be easily awakened
aiter 9 o'clock.
Prosodic is a most interesting than
and is very enthusiastic over his work.
lie states that his aim is to becomo
a nerve specialist and has two yearn
more study boiore he completes his
course. He is thoroughly convinced oi
the value oi mental suggestion in the
treatment oi human ills. and does sum-
mer work at a snultsrluin in New
Hampshire. A short time ago he co
Olli'ruiod with n physician and placed
a wanton over 70 years oi age under
ilir- illit'll of mental suggestion. and she
in“ not a pain while an operation was
porlormcd on her hand
Prt-scrilc is dchlroua oi meeting a
committee ‘ni citisens and give them
a demonstration of his work. lie will
probably also perform a ieat he has
done elsewhere. oi iinding without pro-
vioun knowledge a hidden porn oihce
box key. going to tho hos. and rotor-ii-
ina to the proper owner the key and
the until in the box.
MB. UNDEHMLL LEAVE! THE
n—u—
" "LAND STREET WHiST
CLUB.
——-——
Q 1 Mrs. Louis Vsrlin Entertaln'
' Members Last Evening.
» Courtiand Street thu Club
the home oi- Mr. and Mrs. Louis
on Elmcrcet liter mixing
'i'h will be the lust meeting until pi
i. All the members oi the club
present. wild one 0! the best
lugs oi the season was onlr)y.ud
“During the mug refreshments
were served. and there were also runs-
icnl selections. Those present were:
an. and Mrs. James story, Mr
and‘ Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Andrus". Kr. and Mrs.
Mr. and lira. Louis Verlin.
Mm Untrained. Iirs. Seymour. Minn
HOUR.
Kevlar hills lull! Wimpy, Mine ‘ --——--
my} v91". It“ flora-a Vfllin. Norvvalit News Gatherer TIMI I '0'
Jam Stove Imus. Asses Kan“ sliion on m sparrows Union-
ward Len, charlie Vcrlln.
Merlin Edward ii. Uudsrhiil has mined
W“ ‘ his position as Norwaik representative
IIITHDAV ANNIVIIIAIV. of The "a?“ iiour. to “I. . no".
M
”m,“ m mu” 'm “(ill Iii i'l n0? OI the Bpringhcid.
It "m '3‘"... m Mass" Unio Air. llndarhill will leave
Norwalk March is ior ills now held.
AmWoiymmwmflflelfiubosnlommud-ziisgh
entertains! last avsaiu liastsr our or savers roars. s u as
“1“...”5“ :t’oJWsstW thsttimshasprovanhhassiitobss
mswiilo r. Hahn with“ many
”M m “m i" w'" warm Mm mitoses
Isryofilis birthday. Valium hormsndhissrtisissha :auvs
1M“ WW" internist alldmsudbs
miltlowms :fiw. Mihsmsoi “.mkdallsidias
pkwmmm tootmscisntiousaudoom-sadaz'is'm
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asses Mg immugfil'lm
is his new
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INTIITMNI‘O AT WHIIT.
poistsdbscsusqtbviioussofilepro- 5
oi Estlasi
ior a
bio.
ior
sing parent ibr the mouth oi
Illicit and on motion of Cmmciiman
Fitch the petition was laid on the is:-
ssI Taxation
The monthly blasting oi the South
Norwslii Hoard oi Councilman was
held last night. Councilman David W.
Raymond being the only absentee.
The Council we called to order
shortly before ll o’clock by Mayor
Francis 1. lturu'eil. and iollowlug the
calling oi the roll the usual budget oi
bills. amounting to ’.ii,«5 I: was on
dored paid. ‘
The rown Athletic Club. which is
prompt? by Joseph Mulvihlll. applied
The llourd oi Electrical Commie
siouorn submitted a report on the 1907
enlargement. and the improvements to
tho lire alarm system
(Continued on tilsth Page;
the improve-
mn—m
Iteur the body.
m not buoy. "shadic':
atthsWarDo limit... Wyn
dates monument: isl‘iti
in the sta ldw foul)
lhe police that the in!
d to
tchuiau bad
when its cause to the stable last night.
No money was icsnd on the M3160
hen lold the police that ho was com-
ing down to the stable early this thorn-
inn when he noticed that a door lead-
ing into n room occupied by
wntthmsn had been battered down.
When he euion‘m he input! the watch
mun lying on nil-iron cot. One side
oi his face had been beaten beyond
recognition. The men had been dead
some um (when sold. Thi-
wounds apparently had been indicted
with the hammer which the robbers
had used to batter down the door.
sadism IiiilllEllEn
av rosters you so
dolly Found on an iron 0st in a
. Livery Stalls in New York,
'csvsrsd Ilihllssdslslas
new voiut, umu s.-a man who
had been employed as it watchman in
a stable on South street ior more than
a year was brutally murdered
night by withers who secured only iii
us it reward for their not.
was found lying on an iron not in the
stable today. the lace terribly beaten
and a heavy hummer covered with
liloodstains was loud on. the iloor
Tile maps We lb
' M
saws.
ANOTHER RAID ON IURCNAID'I
Two oi tbs Thus Men Caught Ar.
Sent to Jail by Judas Pullman.
(timethhle John it Reynolds. assist-
ed by Special Dulce" Germsnetti and
Gallery made another raid on the barn
on Boardmau Burchnrd's properly at
Wilson Point. lust nlsht. and made
three arrests
Frank hicintyru. who claimed he
lived at 818 Broad street. Briddoport
and had been to New York looking for
work was one oi those caught, and in
him Judge Pullman, of Bridgeport. who
presided in tho absence of Judge 'i‘ay-
ior recognised an old olivmlrr
sent him to lull for thirty days
John Carr. who said h(' was
Waterbury. and was also looking ior
work the last he having done being
near Pishkill cutting ice on the Hud-
son liivor two weeks ago, in. also
sent. to lall ior Insert days.
Axel Pearson, a young ieliow irons
New Britain, apparently told natrslghi
iorwara story, and he promised to go
out at once and look ior a lob. and
Judge Pullman suspended sentence.
IMCKLAVIII' AND PLAITEIEIO‘
‘i'hs ilriokisyers' and Plasurers' Un-
ion, No. iii. held their regular monthly
business meeting in tits 0. A. R. Hall
in Wall street. last evening.
ior the ensuing year were in“
follows:
{resident—4.3. I. Loomls.
UNiON.
lce-i'rosidsnt-lr. smith. ,
heraldry—W. ll. Wat-dwell.
Treasurer—Jobs ilruthsrton.
MONDAY MM" WHIIT
1‘th
After the election the regular bust-
uni-I tb
OW].
Carnal mat-
last
The body
«1
as
the
rind
from
um state m ‘
Mumuaelli denied sbsolutcl!
a cent.
Iaily used tor may.
number or tines.
nothing to do with iiavcns
iorncy Dom and it was snoop!
Judge Pullman.
Attorney John J. Walsh the
Light regsrdingw '
vans in the lockup.
geill's license bolero the County
mtsslouers. Hsvens impressed h
sanity. He knew the nature a
on him.
hero. He did not know what the
papers.
Hartford, and a blank NW
maintain-nib took tint stand to-
day in his ows Milli. in his trial on
a chsrss oi W with a state wit.
tidal, numeric“ B. Havens. tits ior»
he had ever W” or given Havens
lie mild that Mavens had
come to ace 3th sad introdmsd him
deli as a MIiptiiMnlau and but ll-
[among-iii
told of tabla: Him throuah
City Hotel in Wrote to hint that
it was ls‘wsbldis; in every respect.
and its also dwindlisving aim liar-
ens the scum Mo reitrrsd to a
Mmennoill told further how he had
gone with iiavsas to sign an saidavtt
and that lines. backed out new also
in; it at lawyer Henry “M'-
Mon to enema,‘ we
feed to see. new Havens broiler-in»
law. llurwa told him, lie said to bars
Attorney Light died a copy oi the
record oi the case oi doubly Commis-
sioners saint Frank “mo-spill, in
the Court or Common Pleas, in Bridle-
port. 'l‘hsrs wasuo oblectlos from Ab
witness was questioned by Attomcr
nil visit to iia~
d lie said it was
the tint Monday iollowlnx Christmas.
and he was at that time attorney for
humongoili in previous cases in the
Conn oi Cowman Pleas. and in the
pendency oi the renewal of [amon-
belnlt an incompetent and he applied
ior a commission to examine into his
charge a'ulnst Havens when he called
its did not know anything
about Havens' notebooks. but he had
an idea about the work he was dolh
book contained until he stnrted to at
the description ironi him to incorpop
ate it into the writ oi rsplovln which
he issued. iiavens then described his
notebook. sud other pom. Titers
were two other notebooks: which Ab
torusy Walsh submitted. with Havolia'
Among them was a blank re-
port to state Chisioi Police has. oi
vsns gave hits a description as tar as
he could and Ir. Walsh want to the
chief. and they compared a list Ohisi
Vellum hsdi‘ Titers were two or time
disclosed anti ilssitli
ism at “war Bonds
Norwsiit’s city council wsa
night, but a very mat volume
boss was not‘ deducted.
Charles A. Sooneid presided.
mug: of the city board of
the city's water supply.
hoped the commlllimittfli and
board would not emitter,
The council also gave a two
that
struts Aiill liltl.£il ”
taken to Standard.
lthfl lived at 77 William street.
mt.
isle Mire train horn “till:
one» no niphtsudsa theirs
W to
is his clothes was written the
inn:
liridgsport and will not there if
A relative or the dead man
the body was sent to that city
the siternoou. Percy leaves a
ed ii!
HONY.
first
Naval investigation
warmmorbrt.
thunder i‘. ll'. Fletcher. a naval
naval aiiairs and contradicted
Coni-
truss Elms yesterday.
illilllllll
my Will:
~llilsr sii'sr as 885.000
sips ior more than two hours
One of the most lutsmtinp matters
which came up was a communication
from Dr. W. B. iluruoli. as secretary
callina slimline to s statement movie
at a meeting of the board mental“
The council is, washed that
water commissioners are taking every
'. precaution possible and the communi-
Mimi wss tabled. Mayor upheld
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
IV Tlillli Iii DAME" '
B.W.T‘ Pamy'" '. Sumo“, F" oi paid?!“ cll‘l‘li'd by is ire-lulu, L087. .
if i ii BI Flo KI“ I! kill
an _ Started to Walk Early Today gm, ,1..:..,:{,_., 3,: .33.,“ LOOP—A trouble rox reason
ironi Sismiord in Bridgeport
acorns 1’. Percy. a Bridncport than.
was struck sud killed by a train at
Dorian, early, today. and his body was
Percy was employed as a traveling
salesman luv a typewriter company.
it is learned that he tooit the
habitually: WWI-tart-
"lip head is bad and they tell
ills: i am in Harlan. i must belong in
iiridneport wont to Stamford today and
CONTMDWTID M0001 T58"-
Commander, Fletcher Takes band in
March 3.-Coru~
on the subléct oi turret construction
and ammunition boisu, today appear-
ed before the senate committee on
oil‘lhe testimony given by Commander
"The American tie-"m
vice of a straight hoist." he said. “is
mm» 0...”.
HM MW ANNIVEMMV
Sixiv 4on Calibration. held
last light, with attentions
Pmsst iron iissriy Towns
Concord Division lists in sixty
iourth anniversary last evening. a
noodly number bsiogiu attendance, is *
emanrmmmc. slum “our um“...
Yorksrs ars‘ Powsrls‘ss
port and howsrton.
brief addresses were made by the
Rev. Joshua Danton. mod worthy pa
trisrch; Fred B. Ambler. mud worthy
associate: Airs. Miner. oi 61pm;
llr. Golder. oi Rowaytou. and by the
speaker of the evening. the itsv.
George Draw Egbert.
Jinn. Oscar Gandeid delighted her
audience. as ususl. with her whistling
solors. and the Atlases Laura and Her-
tha Multan gave very pleasing mando-
liu selections. lirs. Carrie ilogasou
was 'ihs mommuist. Edward I'. list
vin are two mutations. and “Little
Willie" pleased and instructed the so
dleuco as s ventriionuist.
The occasion was one to be long
remembered and the members feel
much encouraged. especially by lir.
Elliott‘s address.
CARGO or rowosn
txrtoots on runs
iws Isa oi the Big Four itali-
road, at thohlislti, llllnola,
Fatally injured
Board
in sea.
last
of host.
Mayor
mam. ofNewYork, «maple
walk last night without their M
wind center. "Ollie!" Hitler. and Ila-g
stead oi returning to New York W
tbs Company i" scalli- mobs hulls
their baits, as was the use W
in the season. the] were beaten
the score oi 33 to 18. '
Upon their first appearance hers
the season's opening. the m
rolled upascoro’oiiaorsilialfl
Company il‘ could do nothing more
their onslaughts. ‘
One oi the surprises last night M
the playing of young muss. oi
stontauks. Nadia was laid up by ‘
injury received to one oi his legs iI
previous unto. and llines was put,
tbé lineup, after be m puma is one
half oi the preliminary. lie waded
‘ (continued 0mm Paps.) ‘
liedltll. .
the
health
wctiks'
lil‘l‘Clil'llfilaD. ill. Hutch 3.«A rar
with one brown eye and MW 7
nor Please return to i West It.
receive reward.
LOIT~A CLASS PlN‘ ii
siniwood Are. High and Was.
:3. A reward for its return in.
at lull speed two miles iron: here.
Two men are reported fatally in
pared. The train was badly w. L ‘
and several our: were burned.
concussion shook houses and shatter
mi windows ior many miles
M—
ROIIID 0' Hi8 CLOTHEG.
itallan loaning About lint draws
Ctr-set in s Naked Minion. '
Junius Brown sud A. A. Raymond.
living at Elm Grove were aroused last
night by a man ruani about thor
Briann-
street
in only
dead? end? to Ir. “monogram ,_
w re belted . I
clothing. lie Mme men had taken
his garments fromliini and Mr. Brown
investigated and found several other
Milan» in the vicinity. One man and
a woman were walking rapidly across
ihe lot and Mr. Raymond bald those
two bed stripped the man. The rio
tiru lsted disappeared and it was not
known where hewoni. ‘
I
DIED.
WATIIIUIY—JIONDAY. MARCH
2. 1908. Charles G. Waterbury. l‘un-
eral services irotn his into residence.
:iarlen, (loom, Thursday, March 5, I!
ii iii.
follow-
i can. ”
imm
late in
widow.
”——
ro Lara-we m3 tux us.
merited“ 'W rent
:16 iuuulrvsp ll. Wal sills .W ”scum
ilos'd and Ely Av... alterations. 7
To Llfw-‘iiix-R'Olggi" pound. "to
Frank in Are near
psint%,l
t gnaw
63W”
WANTED.
Advsrflsswisnts at” m ssdsr
Mac: 3 times. Ills. Addi-
tlonaiwsvdgtssntsselipsrlasartisia
much
similar to lve-siaths or all the hoists vvawrsn—rosiriozr AB adult "9‘- ’“°"" “ w'“ ""
i the in use. and thereto): are not com Ind laundrom- br German sirl: micr- 110 “7...," now
less noeflmeuts souls critics have six
charged "
m
at
Ils-
3
(E
ii
3
in
HIV! WING PIINTII.
i
3' i
liar
l
All that is required to
malts them ssi's he thought, is to pro-
f}?
8'
WAliiiNd'l'Oli. limb bait is us-
dsrstoos the president has decided in
ms.
soon nlvsn. Call at 25 Stuart Ava.
Norwalk I all it
WANTED-81 crease Allfii- '°'
can buy. work on a isrtu Would like
nod homo sad-ml mall wow and 1t
0001); CAPABLE
isniily lrouor. Apply Crescent laun-
dry. I , m3 lit
“wanna—a GOOD “Urinal“
intake washlugboins . Apply Boers'
ti South lulu lit. mist
MISCELLANEOUI. .. I
lUiLDlNo PLANS AND
cations ior all kinds of building
consent construction dam .
tent. insuring. Architect and
or. 45 Railroad Ave” South
nor Barton. (loan it.
WANTID~A ' .
r28
a”. WANTED-4 M03 on non I. 'i'. IAJ'IO.
m I” than: 5:510 ioet,'ior two-unlit: . will sell real as
u” into cars Sentinel. , ”a!“
WANTlo—To BUY. All. sinus.”
of cattle and poultry ulgbsst prises
m lam 'prlcss'ior oslvss. ii
MM,
Wilda!
$33“th Norwalk. Tal Ill-8. ”ills
onsssw iii
I! to ”I;
dist slits.
this
whom“... i ssat sssbpsr
u'tl'tiwmli’ummw
mind .
only two works. lasairs ”2.3::
nary 0a.. nibbles litre, Maya“:
F0! sacs—return ”LI:
0. 4 “Prospect ll.
, fist“
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