, oifisrollsndlu.
A, _
u
, Ml, before a mob of three
WW thbuband people, ranged about
.Is ll you and sides of an amphi-
lbm old. acculturation carried
" outs Norwalk freight do.
contam- snd many loaded
. . A“ ii the sweep'of the arm.
The Mall estimated at between flu,-
mm “00.000;
flit/ibis the most spectacular
thismy has had in many years. there
. train: at one time a solid sheet of
t, MP‘HW nt 800 feet long. ox-
thlfmdl the end of the freight
house shad. not far from the foot of
, , Ana street, up through the freight
Yll'd. where the cars were adre.
. "auction of the blaze could be seen
» for Mummies about. One man who
canto u from Stamford said it could
boast y seen from'there. ' '
So quickly did the flames spread
tiiht by the time the firemen reached
“l3 "mat the saving of the freight
of7tbo question. Three lines of hose.
from Reed street and two from
grommet. comprising in all 2.700
were laid, but their combiuad
'had but 1P" “effect. the too-
dre leaplr
gue-
“chill .' up every
‘9? the house com-
a!“ Country Club,
held Saturday nlalu. at the South
Not-walk” tab, the contract for paint-
antic! , diet sustains n. Mat»
The bids for wiring the “house and.
grounds for electricity. and‘ior water
connections from the city hydrant at
. liawltins avenue or Dove avenue were
opened. but as the work specified var-
ind humidity, it was decided to have.
new bids on more definite specifica-
lions.
Other matters sideml were u
steward and ammonient of the in-
terior of the house. which .were defer-
red until the meeting of the govern-
ing board. which will be held Friday
, . lght at tllo Norwslli Bocuritios Coul-
y.')3say's nice. at it o'clock, which will
.. ./ l prodded by a meeting at the same
race by tho honso connultlm- ut Tzritl
sharp. .
mWw-wm
”ISLAM SVEAL SAFE
AT BEACON FALLS
gtu Wollssiho urnsiiulltlisp run. but us...
, 9 ‘lo Records liliil's (lilies stills ilaiir'oas «ileu-
may - Destroyokbslldiss a must Fismos‘llolors ills
‘ s Turned is, sodililliotliilss Wort Sap
Valor llnio the Flames,
house and several of the cars was out .
lot the air.
lfi reuse (Continued on Fourth Pm.)
tag" was rmw John “w. . Mitt" -
ilit use so BUSINESS
9
All til storming total
oriented
like the greedy jaws of a great gor-
mand. ,
The flames found very ready mater-
Iahas they slasled and cracked n path.
as easily as if the had simply been
eating through on rte grass.
Everything about the site of the
freight house was i pile of ruins this
morning. witii the exception of a little
section of the freight house platform.
which. by some caption of the. hints.
did not burn so rapidly and was sav-
ed by the firemen concentrating a vol-
ley of water on It. ‘ .
Thla‘little platform represents the
South Ndrwaik freight depot today.
and tram here and in a box car. Agent
it. B. DeWitt and his assistants are
conducting business until more sub-
stantial quarters can be erected.
With such fury and rapidity was
the freight house consumed that ev-
erything was lost excepting the olllco
cat. All of the office records are gone
excepting those that were in the ante
and whether the latter are intact will
not be ltnown until the safe is dug
up out of the mitts and opened.
The origin of the fire is a mystery.
although there to a number of ru-
mors. particulary as to just where
it star , Whether it was incendiary
or accidmtnl cannot yet be told. but
YACHT CLUB PLANS
Sprint Smoker to do lisld
. About flay 15th. with Formal
Opening Memorial Day ‘
‘
The governing committee of. the
Norwalit Yacht Club held a meeting
Saturday evening at ‘lho South Nor-
walk Club. [our propositions for
sisaths’ Wow“
it was voted; to have the annual
spring smoker on or about may it.
when the moon will be full. sad im-
autcrialament committee was empow-
ered to make the necessary arrange-
ments for this event. and also for
the formal opening on Memorial
Day. May 80. ,
The club will have 3."le janitor
this year. w. A. Iieardsiey, fo oriy
of Bridgeport. but now a reside t of
Smith Norwailt, having been engaged
by the house coniuiittee. and will t-mu'
menus. his duties May l.
Cheater ii. Dullois. who Ims acted
most. efficiently for newt-at years lit 4
Ilii'llibtil' and chairman of the regatta
countdown. tendered his resignation
from llto' committee. and i'X-Umlllllil-
dove Clarence l". Osborn was ulmul‘
Iilllilhl) chosen to till the rut-nutty.
BUT 104m“ iii! OWN
Garry ll Frost “are. but Flso
‘ulslm liaising it Open in
Field, balsa Instance Amy
M
BEAGQN UAW, April ii. - Ilurnlur.
colored the gonsrui sitm' m it. iii'illwr
I (30.. of this plane. in which in lill'
melodies. surly yesterday. llllil rurrmi
on tho Isis. tint Mild to open it Tn.-
buraisrs ilrst books into the hilltitligti
room oi‘ tho rlilli'oild siuilou llliil limit
the truck. tililn sutured u
burn in . a roar cfthe store and limit
it wagon from then. They Iililll ovlv
tinnuy burned a “our to the slow
and loading tits . which weighs
nbolu 1,100 push“ on tits, truck.
whwlud u. an to its wsasa. arm
liliiililll lbs oats la tbs asses um
drove sums ‘ over the lino
“stunt: dropout tbaodnnlry and
, nipped tbs ' . the lids oi tllti
road. who” . . to brook
it m. The trust of tits sale was
built slusshsdmdtfisnsa wars avi-
ilmv frisbisssd sly they
could on it. It .
lbs h no so
out or a walk. .
from ills slurs ‘ one
only s sinsii stun slalom and a tow
slumps. . w ,u
m. drum mills Milly
MtMill in a m- _,
”my h.“ m \V ‘ ..
burglars up”. W m
trialled
«'9 his iris
Erooisd a Bswhisltsrod loun-
I most and Then has the
i Whiskers Changed
I I‘I"i‘.\'AM. April «impound» rum.
in“ Wright. the unique "50.000 illitl'i'
wior of this city. whose occupation
! In give-u ill the city directory as "hai-
. luu no business but to mind his own."
wus iii years old yostardsy. lie colo-
bruiod iliu event by spending a port
at tho clay iu the tirovo iiireet «our
I'lt'l‘i and looking over his monument
which has pained him at wide uud tub
dyluu talus. .
His $8.000 monument is still tum to
sill-sot the attention of all. for it is
a bust of himself. lumber with his
stone whiskers. which worn 'li'ni porn
ed hi the sculptor. slid lilil‘l‘ mulls to
"nuns straight." at on «tum l-s louse
oi stun. The line that bus in him
fame is inscribed upon t granite
shaft lust. below the bust. "ihlilil. but
ituuw not when." its has also pro-
vided that after his death this ad-
ditional inscription shall its not upon
bis‘uionulusut: "lisvsr hast by man.
but be; woman."
in is bricliyil no tomb have been
placed whlshsy and all other limits
liquors. so that at his burial
ads will have plenty of re
fmbnispu.‘ 1:th the “will! Haiti
1'"! M W .
«3"?»
his hi
it
vs a invites us
minimalism“ guests «is today
is only one ailvs. bosons A.
W“ lwwk. lilo woolen
FOB COIING SEASON '
“mammal“
. undu- wmmt-ru-im's
'lsridos. misty Evening
On Saturday night Ponsssss floun-
cll scored another victory from A. it.
Hall Council. of iterdsn. which lashes
thorn winners of the sectional saw
is this interesting tournament. .‘l‘ha
game was played In the Arcanisn Hall
at Moriden befors .a large number at
Mei-idea Arcasians.
The Norwaik team won ‘ more
frames than in any other uni» play-
ed, but the points counted were only
ones or twos, but during the last ball
hour the Meriden team played a duo
name game of hard hitting, with the
result that the Nora/slit balls wgro
knocked out of the after. giving Meri-
ddn four points in two instances and
five points in another. As this change
in their play was rustle during the
of the game, saving the day for titani-
selves by winning out by one point,
this more being on calls: of time Pon-
nssus. l7: A. H. Hall. 1‘. . ‘
The play of the Items team was or
ceilent In every respect. Murray doing
good worit In the third and thirteenth
frames, and Pollard in the fourth and
seventh frames. Seliock..althougn his
score only showed one point. in his
favor, played well to the kitty and
nod drew the Meriden's team play at:
let him. Curtis was in better forth
than the last match with A. ll. Hall
and his play was very similar to Sol»
lecit'n. lichens showed his regular
good style and did some good playing
throughout the game. The teams were
equally watched as regards skill and
the game was most interesting from
start to finish. The Meriden teem
treated Ponassus right royally and af-
ter the gable was over gave them is
lobster slipper and entertained then:
or the Colonial Club.
The score was as follow:
Fungus-Captain. F. Goodchild.
Curtis ............................ 2
rial leclt .......................... 1
\lurray ........................ .. . 3
Pollard ........................... 5
Roberts .......................... ii
Pelt-rs
' is
llgiro score by ironies wits domici-
i‘onsssus—J‘l'wo in the first. 2 in the
third. 1 in the fourth. l is the Ifth. l
in the sixth, l in the seventh. i in the
eighth. 2 in the ninth. t in the tenth.
ii In the thirteenth. l in the fourteenth.
l in the fifteenth. Total. 17.
A. H. Hall—Three in the second: i
in the eleventh. 5 in the twelfth, i in
the sixteenth. Total, 16.
Roll-Wit. Sullivan.
’l‘iuit-lteciwrw-lt'. l-l. Carleton.
Lilllilllli itstsrst
uousss cottmr
Eight Dead Bodies lsltsn ilut
oi the Ruins and Several
Other Persons liars injured
I.0‘.\'DON, April fi.-1‘wo old leg?
‘mont htlullfil in Castle sin-oi, Oxford,
roilttpst-d curly this morning as tho ro-
sillt. it Is supposed. of n gas explosion.
it is believed llltii forty tumble. mostly
ilerinan waiters, lil'n fliiii'lctl in the
doliris. Al ll o'clock four intuit-s null
moved from the ruins
lip to noon eight dead bodies bud
boon tattoo from the ruins of the (ins.
tio street tonomsnts and it won luv
llrved that several others aw still
buried in the dobris. Twenty pnr~
sous have Mon tailen out unto, but
strangely none of tilt-m It wriuusiy
iniurod. The accident. which was ui.
first. thought to be due to no explosion
of glib. now lllrlls mil to huvu boon
collard through lliil foundations or the
structures being wouiiontul by tho oa-
tosvnllous for s new building «dinin-
ng. ,
MI. LVNIIP FAG? IOAT.
‘l'lis “Manolo land“ is Aitslu a
Ian! at fwsldy Niles an Hour.
Samuel bylal‘ launch imitation is
counted upon to ho a [per whim she
am into commission durins the lion
wash in May. The Manolo is now
llssry Ill .. ,
orlsghs , , , 'tiJrailsd
by Outs ‘ at” Police Pos-
tissinith. whollhas twice served terms
in Bridgeport jail for burglaries. and
who is between {to [and till yours of
age. was ca
last half hour the Pomsus testis lain of Police?!“ . RI Pennington.
scarcely had time to play a counter “but“, 1 army . My». morning.
militia. and only did so towards the and uh". my." W “may, pm at Philip
Ilomattsity's mom! stun.» no
game; of its , and ”Will street.
'or it
has nirendy'wb‘rrad till
the belief instite‘ it}
a number of petty
a
over to the neat tenth of the Critnl l
The accused was unable to insite this
i
ills Gilead-
uunot tin litmus
. W
Henry Willialltspa scion Norms
”Ml" red. billiard bythtv
rglai-is its this: place. ?’ Williams
'l‘be police.'hsre has shadowing
Williams for some little and are or
responsible for
ties that have
‘ Wit
l low
Joseph R. Taylor. i if. '
wall: police court lit months under
charge of silent ‘ burglary and
pleaded mlity. 'l‘hm‘d’udga bound hint
Superior Court undefisbond of $7 .
sum materialim MIQMW” when War
to Bridgeport by‘tlsptattl Pennington.
to await trial. .
Williams” two arrests here for for-
mer burglaries were made by Chief
\‘ollmer. He was sent up for seven
months for riding Nash's tinshop and
for a year for his Slim Job at 8hr
mausity's. l .
Sunday morning ht J o‘clock, on
Captain Pennington was walking
along South lialti street; he saw Wil-
lisnis and.decidsd that it would be
well to follow hint. .Wiliiams scouted
along South Main stmtand through
Monroe street to Chestnut street and
down the latter thoripcghiare to Hon:
ry street, with the police captain as
close at second as ho dared get with-
uut being discovered. WiledWiiliams
melted the trout of Jacob ‘i'rsden-
borgb's grocery some are Henry
strict. hepato tmt. loo up and
down. _ 7 , ands . Ely. twins
tutti-dad. manual. out his
shoulder to‘ datum it failed
to glio way and an instrument was
brought. into play. After nine sttstupts
lirtwvd unsuccessful. ii‘ililsnis. Mfr
lug Willie owning, m-nsad liis wort
and walked away train the vicinity.
Captain l’enuhgton followed after and
stalked bitch to South Main street
and down to Raymond street. when
the burglar not to surk on the Slo-
insnslty place. It woe. so light. that
Captain Pennington from! that Wil-
liams would see him so its walled up
to him and placed him under arrest.
When Williams reached the polici-
lilliliull. the instruuivnt he had been
muting with timmniti mini under hie
cool to the riotir and moved to be a
tile. ”t’ explained that ho» had only
just found it near flirt Ltwitvsuui .‘dsti-
utueluriug t'tmipuuy's plant.
This stun-mum tiiii Itul tally with
thy explanation Mrs William» snvt'
ioswrduy when the t‘llif'f visited bur.
titu- said that her hiisiullld had asked
to latte the tile Saturday night. fit-v
rial-lug that he wuuwd it ill us.- in
doing atoms work for u party and lbiii
the from
sin- now it to him var, mlilt'tsnlii.
shi- Mill her tiituulut I lu-urrins him not
to lulu» il.
i'bit-l i'olltnor built the filo around
to ul-vol‘iil places whom the burglarli-s
haw occurred mulltly and found that
it fitted calmly in. "it! holes left by
tho luslruiuont of a burglar.
wmw
‘ .saaucu scwoo‘sw LO".
Twsntylim fisherman Idol”!
‘ was run um.
HALIFAX. N. 1. April dwrlilows of
the loss of tho F's-och milling schooner
Champagne oi! IL Hill". MN. m
received here today with as fisherman
loriuiug liar crow. artlml at this port
on board tbs steamer Vulturso. bound
from Rotterdam for Now tutti. All the
plumbers of lbs crew of the cm-
VJ". were saved by boats from the
torso.
'i‘bs Vellum which left Morons
ital-oil ti. slatted the W no
limit it. and drills finals
of distrsss. 1‘ aisatuor west as near
as tins-ibis til the disabled vssssl. but
a gale was hiowi and terrific sass
bolus mad and practiosily miiillll
at it loin ll. if. tlsrriu‘s vnobt lips-I
pital c Waist street. Norwslit. When
the boat was taboo out of the sum
his fall it was found that tile onus
of bar propeller blades worn turned
over. so as to work to tint detrimmll
of bar area. lvsa’wit this bandit
can she sss yore . isliianuis
is son at a mom automo-
upturlnm
s n m
are «33 out. the factory in ‘ .
they allow
isssabsti
55"”
wore mum an i it was illiliisbi'
bill still“ 3' it till it!
riot Wilton“ o
; . manomcomtmrms-Jrne 9...
hate Court Saturday sppolnwd Com;
t. a bust ill
rtfolstashand‘
§ rsir today and TMyl lists
inch wost'to soldlmost winds.
tattle assists;
AslsIsbils Victim tummy
. Similwrsotiosilydlsrihlm
mtg-loans oaths estate of Paul slac-
Gorntsc..who. with his wife died from
injuries received in an automobile ac—
cident. near South lilorwslk. last fall.
At the time of his death it was sull-
pollsd that he had left Marge sstate.’
but an inventory oi . his holdings.
Which consisted mostly of stocks. re
vealed the fact that they were practi-
cally worthless. There are claims
against the estate amounting to lift.-
on. in whichpatn Is included a suit for
$1,900 instituted by the occupants of
the carriage which the automobile hit
at the Union! the out.
When Hr. hiscCorlsac's father died
to w» it was said that. he had left
the son as est-tear ”00900. A great
part of this furtunc was spent before
his death. in one instance young Mao
(lunatic spent several thousand dollars
fitting up u barn to suit his fancy. and
than wrecked it with dynamite "inst
for fun." 9
Upon leaving Poughlteepste in 1903
str. Hacortnac placed 175.000 with is
no” insurance companies In life no-
on t on.
bill Mill ‘
BHiHBEl ill
, iflllli’ifll
Disorder .and Bloodshed Pro-
vail liver Election Trouble:
in the Portugal Capital—-
Sircris Literally lied With
Blood
LISBON. April 6.~The city is in il
state of intense excitement over the
election riots of last night. brought
on by the indignant protest of the tie.
pliiilicon element that it would he do-
irandeti at. the polls. Great crowds
liiicd‘l’edftt Solid" and were mused
in frost of It. Dentiflid'iic Chum.
these points being the chief: centers
of the Republican disorder.
(lsvalary and infantry were called
from their barracks and charged on
the assembled multitude. The troop»
were met by showers of stones. The
soldiers charged, repeatedly. finally
opening tire on the mob. intense dis—
order ensued. One observed say» the
streets were literally red with blood.
No official statement at the nutuherof
killed and wounded has yet been is-
md. and pending uuthorlty from gov-
ernment sources no unomclnl or press
statement is permitted to he tolcgraph-
rd concerning the extent of these
casualties.
Following the bloody nlrurl nlrny.
threw newspapers. the orsuns of the
l‘rsmlsls. tiltv liegencrators and the
.‘s‘uliousllsts. were mobbed. The crowd
finally lit-ll in terror In their'hotues.
the cavalry pursuing the groups
through the titre-Mil and dinpersing
them as they sought to ro-iorm at the
biretii. corners.
The counting of the ballots on yos-
iordlty'n election proceeds slowly.
some districts are being held up by
lift!" of the government. The ballot
item are being guarded by unnotic-
sndtroops. Thusihrsotasi _lls-j
publicati candidate has been declared.
lillMMi
Crolut & Knapp 00. this morning
when it was informed through Mrs.
r‘sunie J. Joyce. and Miss Emma F.
iiuxtoa. president and secretary. rc-
spectlvely; of the Hat Trimmers' As
noctation that the trimmers would be
agreement made Saturday and which
so or so binders and about 25 trini-
mm of soft hats. so that now there
are about 300 women and girls out.
o'clock this morning. the,
Zaridt St., East Norwoilt, on Saturday.
and scene of fire. Sunday night. an
. sit. amt. o. in: two casts;
‘ .llii‘ll] [Jill
other Unpleasant surprise
litislorning—By-isws Pro:-
vsni Working Ilotli ,lrsubios
Are Arbitratoti -
A big surprise was sprung on the
unable to return to work, despite the
wan published in mm columns.
in addition the bitch has become
the more serious by the fhct that tho
trimmers have also called out the.
practically on strike. .
These women ware all on hand it! a
ordinary
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
.......~ ». ._ p-.." m...”
LOST.
ios‘r-srnsvrzb FROM 9 VAN
a [lesion brindle bull dog, screw tail;
license No. 7227. Return to “time ad‘
dress and receive reward. all it
LOST—BETWEEN
0P1!“ face gold watch. with chain at~
incited. Suitable rewrird for return
of some. to Howard E. lioyt. titty Na-
tional linnk. all 3i
i
lfilllllllfi ~
crust a Knapp to. out» ‘ An-
'wm. AVE. ”.
nu
liillll u
l Ill
Charles Roaowslta. who 'residss
"Baby inn." Winnlpstlll, with his with
and two small children, was srrs‘sta‘d
Saturday night on the charges of
irritation. assault on lira. J ,
Creator. of Perry avenue. with infill.
to commit rape. and of the theft .
a bicycle. '* »
Itogowsita was seen by 'Olloor
srlsod and several other people
to ride a bicycle up Main _ ,
about 9:30 dcloclt. A little later
liatn Hayes. oi Crsnbury,
the police that his bicycle .
stolen from In front of Brown .
lialone's store, in Main strict. 0W
Batherlsbd secured a wane and
started up Main street. and whoa
not up to Plymouth auntie its;
the bicycle lying alongside ninth
and seeing nothing of the tidal.
officer returned in Norwalk.
' .
tits
.yfi.‘
Wren saw on 1'0 m.
‘ FOR SALE on To Lle—W
two acres of land. broom house j .
large barn; farm lb acres, with W
and burn; Address P. J.. sentinel 0‘!
lice. ., a3 fl.
,“ PROFESSIONAL
All” RUTH 8. WILLO, PIANO
structor. 2 Osborne Ave"
walk.
LOST—d HANDBAG ON TRAIN
leaving Danbury at 6:33, ‘ on Friday
night. containing nurse's implements.
Reward if returned to Miss Mary Dur-
niu. 24 Craue_8l.. Dunbary. all it
LOST-00L!) WATCH FOB WITH
letters P. 0. 12‘... between Mahaobemo
Hotel and freight dew. Suitable re-
ward by returning to Joseph Murray.
Mnbncltemo Hotel. as 8!
silver belt buckle. lost Saturday night
between in. Wolfe‘scdlco and Spring
tit. Will under please return to lites
Alice It. Luce. 22 spring‘flt., and re
celvo reward. II it
LOST-Tilis .ldtlititlhlil. idl'l'llllt
on our or between Rogers s hitsvens'
and post office. black cat stick pill.
Bullshie rrwnrd for return to fientlnoi
unit-e. at It
m...” mm...“ . m... .. mu...
FOR SALE.
'08 IAL£~VBRY FINE TWO-
isnilly house, large lot. due location.
on trolley. Must be sold this week.
of a bargain. Address P. 0, lies on,
South Norwaiit. so at
POI IALEw-CHEAP. BliDilOOAi
suite. dining extension table. chidonc
her. bed lounge and a few other ar-
ticles. inquire litre. William Walgralrl.
ill Charles ii. at. booth Norwallté St
s
'08 IALi~Ohiltl HAY biAltll.
good mailer. safe for a lad to drive:
also one surroy. our too am. one
runabout and out: sleigh. all for 0100.
apply to James ii. Mater. Havana:
although (the results in 101 districts
are understood to be complete.
IHIPMINT OP LIQUOII.
Agreement leashed“: Taking Time
From oils lists to Another.
WASHINGTON. April lip-After oa~
landed hearings by tho smothers ut
the Coasts annuities on the Judiciary
that maintain today agreed upon a
hill dealing with the
lisnots float oss slats
another state or territory. The lunar
use will its rsportsd by motor has.
who was chairman of the sub-mult-
Pdl’d‘i “til“. at rm "
s a
m that than .l‘h its so is“;
:
.‘l'ml'nll
a: m
steel: of lands Mary. it lily Ava.
intiios’. soul's and children’s olotbio .
shoes. rubbers. dry and dross soc:-
snd notions. etc. Isis begins lstno
day. I a. to. Prices cut to hair. all iw
overlooks hound. near tits: 6
“3le HWCII.
ti' 'sb .
limits mitts-walk.
all
was “a submit.
Iii r. lists tum winds .
,f “‘1
Month lima'lli.‘
‘ LO‘T-v-A. GOLDJ’M'I‘HD “02“le
roa ‘ ssu —- ANTI-BANKMIPT W
POI sacs—soar smilit‘ll‘llh
polluting sits in loath Norwsls.
inbuilt. but few minutes from «not:
revs It.
still lw
WJmmfmm
.. liar-
“m.
mm.“
.MVAIMM
.. Miscatu‘uaoua
cssrc'rs awn woos mitten
and cleaned. General house it
Satisfaction guaranteed. Address
Arden. 22 Clay at. .al
mm of wart
this sons. ass; a «not. too.
tbwsiwordalasntsasll‘ pat-l i ‘
WANTED—A MAN T0 am
sent a sick and accidsiit imrsllbl
company. 3100 per month to start.
Address P. 0. Box 1m. New Yak , .
City. as it
WANTED—BY mm
woman employed airtime day.t .
astonished rooms. can 1: gag
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