HHH HH HHSHH MHHHHHHHHH 5 HH HHH, HHH HHH As Area at .350 Autos in the Business Section oi lite City Wiped Col. insuring About to, 000 People lioneimwlhree Per- seus lisswn lo iisve Lost their Lives and liunther Bey be luoreami— lssy Injured Victims in ilte’ iloepilsls- , Plsrnes Start“ from a Pile of ilegs in the Public Dumping Ground WOMAN“ 18,—Aithough more than 10.009 people were made home, IN! hundreds of buildings, includ- wbmmt b,ioclta churches and put» Hie institutions, were destroyed in the fire which practically wiped out a third Of the neighboring city of Chelnea yon- terduy .a carotid estimate by the in- sursnos ldjllltdra today places the pro ”:0un kill til approxithately 85 000- Viilcii there watt insurance to « the uncut of iswoooooo BOSTON, April 13. --—An area of lirdc hundred and fifty acres of Whilst“ ruins representing nearlyli H lldll'iOr 01H the total area of this city. .actlouolltiropart marks the scene of the great fire which swept through the business sec- iiou of Chelsea yesterday and last 3%. turning 10,000 people ottt of homes and causing a property damage estimated at approximately 33.000900. Today the burned area is alarm by militiamen and marines to prevcnt hie looting and military regulations prevaii' throughout the Early today only three persons were known to have lost their lives in the fire, but it was feared that the num- ber would be increased when u scorch of the ruins was made. Over hall a hundred people were injured and many were taken to the hospital» suf faring nevcrsiy. but this morningali the injured one wero reported to be doing well. although several still re- mained on the dangerous hat 0 ' . Starting near the corner of Cypress and Third streets from a blue in a pile oi rage on a public dumping iground. the blaze spread beforea northeast gale straight across the city to the southwest apreuding out an it advanced until its northerly boundary reached the eastern division of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Then it extended to the junction ‘0! that rnib road with the tracks at the Boston and Albany Railroad which it looped, and then swept on until checked by h small creek. On the other tilde it swept along Second street until Broad- way was reached, and then went alonil Essexand Middiesex streetn to the wa- ter front at Chelsea Creek; and than leaped into East Boston. The distance frorn the point where the tire started to the crock is a mile and rt bull, and the greatest width of the tire is about a ball mic. Even at the creek the tire was not (Continued on Eighth Putt.) THEY lllTEiiilEil _TO BE MARRIED that Bld’ni_ Co and Young Chi- osgo Elopere iisve Got to Go Back to lhe Windy City James Turner, aged 19 and Emma Jacobs aged 15 a young couple who run away trom their homes in Chicago it three weeks are arrested in fiddlewrtfi": their boardins house, 722 at i. were arraigned in the city court Saturda y, and were ordered held until April iith to await the Chicago an- M arrest. Kilt-W “hid-toe to story gill." flight with Tut-neg to Matron "We loved each other." site said "but my mother wouldn't let him call on me. Elie was on strict about us and treated use so cruelly that we de- termined to run away. We came di- rectly to Bridgeport. because Jim had friends hm. "We intended to get married, but we wanted to wait awhile for rear of st- tracting attention. We shall get marv rlitd now, anyway. i like Bridgeport over so much better than Chicago, and I like the people i havc met here." The young couple were taken to, jail Saturday morning to await requisition papers from Chicago. Before Iraving the police headquarters there worn at lowed a parting iutcrtlcw. They raid good- bye to each other with tourtt and many embraces, and tho prtirllilie that it wouldn't be for long. ————.« u..- riits itoasse citariuso. W Driver McPherson Also does to Pub" nsm Hess Ca. and Driver progn- ariy cm i. Oil Well. N Change Di I'iui'I and normal oi lilo finiiili Norwalk firt- di'riiirillli'flt boonmo eflectlvc this morning. and Will be tried for A time iiiiii may itc- coilio permanent. it has boon found that the truth on the Old Well Hooit and Ladder (‘ panys inch is heavy enough to pit the chemical truoit. and this ittiim Witt! (‘iltliioquuiiiy piaooHil in tho i’nlnuut little house Willi Driver William bic- l'hcrttoii accompanying it. The toast on the oborntcnl moon was transferred to the Old Well uuur- «armhwltb “ppm“ nillltiiuwi t[lio‘u'fltn'rty itl c am I put: o y in- tmsuible to I'll alla- halal horse vumtgh to pull the Inuit and ladder ttttclt up ill. hi “I! it ever lw octopus" b itiip ally hill lil that city I! or will have 1" lie placed OI u. *— LlAii NO? “GANG. leuiit Norwalii Will a The Mill ment. was busy discover the spa in the water number 0i turnortmout‘e” m Aral nor was it tho om ploy“. to toward the Iottih tlorwslb no Hm; in the tow“ til. 0:: lli'lliil 0 mm“ m or the home it within tho town or him ironic other will it. tried in s fawdapa. not“ ill". lb. ieeb‘ AFIEB tilt—nililAlillAli's SHARE or rue sour: Stamlord ’Driving Association ’Cislms $5.000 Damages in the iioiiowe'en Paris. Stam- lord, Deal—The 'Cotnpiainl "mm—.— llnilowc‘eu Park once more figures in a lawsuit. and the city has been made a party to it by an injunction. issued yeaicrdsy aftcrnoou by Judse Silas A Robinson. oi the Superior Court, ordering it to refrain from paying to Dr, Charles 0-. Bohauuha'.‘ of Norwallt. only such portion of tho sum of $11,350 and interest. the price of that portion of Hallowe’en Park heretofore leased by the Gentleman's Driving Association as shall leave in the city's bands not less than iii. 000, until after the court has passed undo a claim made against Dr. Bohnuusn by tho Driving Aenociation. The fight is between the latter and Dr. Bobsnniin, who. it in alleged. should pay to tho former-part of what he receives from the city fob tho drivingtrsclt property, Deputy Shcriif (l. W. ilcndric aervcd upon City (limit Provont and other lutcrcsicd panics. last rvcning, copies ol the complaint and other lcgul document» in the action. The complaint sctrt forth that on .lttrtc l0, lttoll. Dr. Charles fl_ Bonan- tiult. through bl» lili‘lli. Dr. ii. i. liohsnnnn. leased to' the uaociation it tract of land containing about in ttcrru. for a term of five ynsrs from July 1. mo. with privilege oi extend- ing tho lease for a thriller trtrm of llvc worn it notice were warm. too darn lit-fort- the expiration or tho ' sun utter our. ll DRIER l‘LAT Stole a Gold Watch and litres llirgs Belonging telre. liar- ry Sheldon—Slides Stolen This morning about 11 o'clock In. Harry Sheldon and be! soother, Airs. C. Cl. lower. of Becker’s lists, at ill Washington street. wear out for a short time. leaving the door to their apartments unlocked. 0n the return of hint. Sheldon site discoverer! that a gold tilled watch, and three gold rings had been taken. Bits otficbiy notified the police, and Chic! Valium and Gill oer Gladstone started a hunt for tho thief. but. could not succeed in loco. ting their map. Mrs. Conrad Becker. who also lives in the building. stated that site met a than coming down stairs. and said good morning to hltn, not having any suspicion but that the fellow had been to the Sheldon list on bttniuess Mrs Becker said the man bepi his lace turned partly sway frail her. and she did not get a clear view 0 his catnrett. He wore a long black overcast and black derby list, and was well tire-send and of good appearance. Louis Nyury, who keeps a store at No. it) Ely avenue. rationed to the po lice. this noon, that early loot evening some one catered his store through a rear window and stole ills pairs of rtlioett. He thought the burglary hap- pened about 8 o'clock. an hr. hoard dogs barking at that limo. -~_—— g... WIFE tom 'fliE OliiEil tutti remit Husband on. Not Propose to Let Them Co ilnopposed and Wires Police oi Several Cities to Detein ‘lhern James Pratt, oi 2l0 Putnam street. “ridge-port, received a letter ynterrinr' trout his wife, Nellie, informing him that. she expected in ionic on the next simmer for Bump» in cmnpany with Orlando Marshall. who had been a murder at the Pratt home. "Not if i can help it." mid Mr. Pratt. on reading the icttcr, and at once in- formed the police. with the "until that telophonp mortgagor wcrc immediately forwarded to the police or. New York, Pl'nvirit'flfl'Jimi titration with to view of headi g of! the eiopcrs if possible- Mrs. rail. disappeared with blur shall two dsyn ago Bite wrote to her husband from New York in alloctlon- Ito toms and said that she wantbm to leave him but that she loved tho other man better and had concluded to go away with him. ‘ We shall go to ltrtiy." rho writes. "i’it'lltto forget mo. and intro good corn 0i tlw children." Mrs Pratt is 34 years of ngc, nt- trnctive in appearance and is the mothcr of five children. Orlando Mat- rbail. with whom alto olopcd. in 25 y nit- of into Tivc Driiil'o how hoped If citing hold of the cinpera. HOW iT' R VilWID HILIIWHIII. The Lemongsili Cue as been by atom- Pora Advocate Writer. mutt. " rat. tonight and Tuesdsyi “phi westerly winds. “t.....” WEE... ....... 1W ‘Hounay. APRIL :3. ms . ,... «,,...— "fit. «4!. TWO CENTI. ‘ Isny P ‘ bought by the Eienr'etiis saints" and Sunday «invent vessels Damaged by the 'Iliad and Waves . There were more anxious homes in South Norwrlk and Norwalit over Saturday night out! lday tnmninti than st any one time in years. The cause war the unanimous and fermions gale which sprung out of tho northwest Saturday afternoon and whipped “Ham'l mood and harbor into such s that’ it was simply rally for small boats to .nttavrtpi to breast the waves. Amateur fishermen and clemruer» wm- strung along tile rbor lrotn Cockenoo island down i length of Rhttii‘ield island, sad when the wind came up tbry were obliged to soak shcltcr Twoniydwn} turn and boy». in oil, it in said wrrt ittnlouticd on the various irlanda. Boise pl ihr-rn nul- lnrml grout priv’ntiort. . particularly lhono who had been lorm on iniondn on which then are no but llngs Born» 0! the more unfot'tmlatd onus built beach drop in an rllort to ltcep warm and some of the older m ncariy per- isltcd A. h. llufncr picked up duo of the latter in his wagon about it o'cloclt yrntrrdiry morning near tho Buster srounds and tooit hill home to East Norwullt An «lion was madc' to get up a searchin party Saturday night but it was ducaledv that it would be useless to start until sundry mdi'riing. When daylight «rue, moral bunches took up the work. The ilrrtt taint load wan brought up from that islands by Charles irsen iiitd 'l‘horuae H ricitrr in the latter’s launch. the. gum linuclto. nttnth.-and included an even dosed or castawayri. in this party two". Fred 1. italics. Wnlti-r terrors. illratu Brundagc. 11mm Bust . William It‘l- tiott. Arthur mint. Pr It human. William licoodict in Robertson Mid Messrs Devlin und Accidents of the De. Borne of tile il'gl‘t Mild ltl not, go through the gut. wi’tr'pm mishap. Willi» Horace A. Btmtt a was tryinl to get into .ilii- rail 91 his slow ivy anion: sway. ing the sail to go with it. lit a very low minutes the malnmti war torn into ohmic by the wind. The .-nnic It, s Part twitter sloop. which came. into the harbor alter a loud or tmiiurrtla, innit a ”knock down" just below thr- Norwnllt tonntry Club doclt and went aground. and in a twinkling her topmost umppod and lwr turmoil was curricri :tmty. Sound lsuiielmi nurmtt-n in the scorch Sunday morning r‘rcti invo- yoy rescued one party and another elongation "mitt-purl” up in the fibcmoldonltbtwiirutsu launch. Captain Alva ll, 'l‘utbiti and twenty, four of hilt men wm consul on libel- Mnny people in Stnmlord wore in tonsil-ti in tho mac of ill-mongol". Ml Norwuilt. who after owning up mi ltlnli) nml .ltnliberatr- violation or tho law in lhl‘ (‘ity ilotoi prescnicd him . II if in the (‘ottrt of Common Pic-m. l before Judge Walsh. at Greenwich. an an applicant for u crrtiilcnt.- which. if obtained, would rcntovo iiilt chicf olmtucic to his rcncwinu his liconatv. One curious loci lit-midi". cut lit-fore .ludgtt Within won the ow lair-nor: or a «mtmct. drawn by an brat loose tiller it was desired. (in and after Nov l, [906 tho city took tbia land on part of Haliriwc'cn Parit. nntl awarded Dr. liobnnnnn snout). i'l‘hrt plsintifl. which claims to huvo ! spent it, 000 in trimming the proper ity, desired to renew the loose for tlvc ycartt longer. but of course Dr. iiubnnnart cannot give such lease, "ittcullsu the land passed out of his ."r'vonteitn by "in action iaiicrt on tilnllowc'cn loos. No damagea wore awarded to the Driving Association. ‘tbough it claims to in- dnmasml to tip. ttxicnl oi ”.000. Tim city throat. out: to pay the award to Dr. lichen- nnn. and that'tr why the suit was brought and the injunction was asked abilror. ’lH'he court is asked to apportion betwoon the plaintill and Dr. liohsrt- nnn their roepectlvo deuteron tor tbn tsitlns of the land and in inrtrt the city to pay out oi the lit. m such sum as it duds tho plaintll untitlad o. Atteehcd to the complaint is a copy oi the lease parouiad in 100. By its ism that all!" liar tut rental sii laser and water rents bottoming Durable during the term of the lease or a renewal thereof 'l‘bolc Moor rescrved the right to use the land inttide tbu treolt (or 8- such ’§ 5 i nitcrnt-y appointed by tho county tctimmlattltirtm in proseculv MilOIlil- ikccportn who fniiittl to olicy "li' law, 'l‘lti» conirsct rcacrvcd. for lltmt‘mgt‘i‘ it. n barbershop sdoinlng illil but" room.‘for use on lands a. nisbts and clactlon days. Judge slab did what might be expected when hc rcfuat'ti the oerildcais and it now recruit to hit "tip in” the liar Anvtclntitm to do more. A significant point in the. Jililn's MIMI is it Hiliir'my'fii that the plain intent at tho law in that certidcam ahoil bu srsntctl only in case of purely torbnicai violations. still should never ho giv- on witcn the law is doiibcrntr-Iv vio- latmi. has: Walsh watt chairman of the Jud 7! Committee when thisso law was would and tho rtntute wait drafted in his doe.” that what bet as” on the rttblect will intro onpmlltl e would" one is one rosuit at “Maori" es the flat spurs-onio- ou one o ric- cure ills .minut of tho but They have been criticised. Muti'l‘llll at and ridida imt lhcv littvo colt tinned their . and are not nearly through with it rat. The mlnltttorr tooii lip t ondgeitt ior law. order and decency . no doubt. in Nur- wsitt. tut in moot othttr towns. It would be diletth to monitor any can ridereltlea oi the menthol" or m“ in " wlI'bfl cuttrs‘s': up est a copy of summing in! t ml. of a public and i it a...” roster day. luv this W W -—lastev ml! at hirer srtioics,sire um I. rm“ in field lsinud, ltsttmbu tiiillltitili and worn ttlriigr-t‘i to rr-mnln tin r. until you. tertiny nftrtttbtm. 'i‘ht- now had both ing in cat. uml was bright glad to reach about again srtvrtts otstttt courittv lliCOilPtlilAiEn t..—Wm .- Ceoiain Willisrni. 3i”Vt'"s to Distribute Stock oi 360.000 Corporation Among iltistives A crrtitlculo of incorporation has been died by tho Stevens- tiyrtur Coin- iiaur. of Norwalit. its purpose being to cultivate. buy. sell and loose ayatol- bud» and to acquire and carry up the oyatcr bttttintttis of William I. Stevens. or liowuyton. 'l'hst capital lit "0.000. The Moore at tho new cottmsny an as follows: President and ‘l‘rmttrt-r-~Wiiiiam l. licwtns. Vion-l’rnuidstti—wlari litrvonr. dormitory—00mm ii. McKay. The company broccoli-s tho poem ism satotint of oyster ground. and line simmers. the Willisarl ltevcue. limo 0. Items m uteri n lievous. Later on the motions oi tits company may be or traded. and udltiousi oyster ground and vessels sound. bill's GUI. IINQUIT. I'Vs .r 'm M”l ”I." u 0" Address. «Mile The idea's will» of tits loath Ner- wsiii (Adlai Ohumh has a) rantmi too its was annual bouquet. to be held on hinder" ”or d. The would! will be" limii:r in the m Pro-ideal ruin last year. at it time "Mirna! Vale. was tint onset or “at?” iiii sar'tt trot the twain or g «dorm wlii’iiw m the mm. I. ll" ileum (mm Malawi" mast lnaddiiieeaii eurodsadtiierewiilhsln sgbra M‘IMIIIIi—hllsnlifl "incl”.hc'“ not... it "nu-t..."- cot-of which Airs. Hardball ii. 'l'ollaa is lit a «rum. William gratis. of low Vevit Mild not listiior View ”inch «”9: “retry ”amend d not igg ”rmm'. l: the pun 'ritnit’vtééiétj H MAY HAVE BEEN LOST Was Seen Oil Seugsluolt Yes- ierdsy With Man, Woman; and Two Children in it «poo-u...— A tragedy may burn been enaotcd in 1mg island Sound. of! the Norwsiit Islands ilsturday afternoon. Wblin a northeast gain was blowing and a heavy sea was foaming on the Sound. Jacob Bee, an East Norwslk oystermsn. saw a sixteen-foot skid containing a man and .a woman and a girl ands boy driven out into the Bound. punt Cocltcnoo Island. 'i‘ho roan watt unable‘ to combat tho lorcc of the great opposition and it scouted that tho iittlc party ‘could not long survive in the turbulent waters. Boo was all alone in his sloop at tho time and watt having it hard timo try- ing to motto tho Emil Norwttlit ituro bm'. Had he had untithor man With him. he aold he would have bet-n oblct to go out l'llll‘i‘ iiic four people in litt- frail littin rowbont. What ha» boon thr- qtturtot'n fate. noun mm. to know. inquiry about Norwnllt inicd to reveal any tutoring lsmiiy. The boat wait well over toward Westpott pull it in tboueltt that patiently they trinrtcd out from more on a fishing trip in the morning anti worn caught (or oil ttboro when the wlnil sprung up. ' WASHES HANDS 0F HARBOR LINES Congressman lliii Denies Thai lie lies Talten Part tn the Bridgeport Controvmy f. Ctmgrcrutmun E. J. Hill is wry tact- ful. an mindful of the feeilugttaid to be existing in Bridge-port over the bar- bm line». no refused to commit hint sell fisturdny, according to some of tho dclegniion ihnt waited on him to learn his views upon the harbor mai- tors. Diem Morrisat-y nnd Comer. Dcmocra‘ta. Primrtttto rind Wildcr. “i'pliiliit'lfli’i. comprising tho committee named some little time ago in two Congrciiitntun illil tutti learn how he stood it tho (lliitlllitlll. with City Clerk E. 'l‘, uck- lngltam nud ilarbormnutor f'. it. Mnr» riu "mo to Nortsnlit itiaturtlny after- nmn who" they had an hour's inter view with (.‘rmgri-ruman lliii at thtt Norwnik ilntt-l 'l'll'et had boon aortic an" at on tintiotniauding in rvgam to Congtww mull illli going to. Bridgeport to soc thin committee. but through a misun- derstanding la winds to the train on which he wait to urrivc. no one moi. hint at the rtation. Bo nftor wslltinii a: to the pout-olden to son Postmaster orlgoid. the congrcssmnu came. on to Norwaiit. Meanwhile the manila-rs of tho party, getting wise to the fact lhll Mr. Hill had been in lirldgcport. assem- bletl and tools the 5: 26 train [or Nor pointment Mr. Hill ticciarod that ho had no wish to ho drawn into till! controvcny. and that ho know nothing about the Bridgport harbor iitws, Milled to hint.» who it want that had boon instru- rm-utul in getting tho appropriation for Bridgeport harbor, Mr. Hill said bu bod, thn he won told that Major littrry Taylor cinimcd all tbc credit Mr, Hill unlit that it.» itnti itt'iltml titliiii'. ’l‘ltt- coustraatnnu won asked if ht- bud iflnlll‘lit’i' «thumb in gel lite tip- tttprintimtst iiiiiili'. why wait it that ho ilill nut ilitl't' ittllttt-ncr- t'ilflllfill to do- iittuino ilw l‘i‘lll burittiy lines. but its ultilii'iliii rvadmi tho quctttluu. accord in to tho tic‘iugatitiu. (‘ottgtt-ttstnsn Hill ndrnitlcd that ho \iliili not prepared to say whether or not a hearing to settle the uiattor could he held before some higher ott- thoriiy than Major ‘l‘ayior. When one of the committee asked hint pttlnt bisnlt whether or not he had ever rustle the statement for pub- lication that he would hsoit up Major Taylor iii anything h might do for bridgspori. Congressman llill denied with considerable force that ho had ever said anything at the kind or titl- ilioriand unkind oi the wort. haying that its had never given an interview to 1’; spay-emu this duration. or delngrtioa meal to Bri on the train getting there at f: HHH} much impressed with the solute: near and last. displayed by the es. greenest. but willial a triiie uncertain lust where he stood on the om titties its had declined to be mind up is it. is shy way. seems .UIVIV. ILA M movies is Wizut as follows: mum—w less Illliiii. our. tom louse. Dorm—W lob-rt D. ltoverts. nut-t iiystiown. missions. New llsvew-ldwsrd Cue. custom New bonded—lawn Keener e do. aadiisis sweets: Mantel-m I. lroeit. No. es Martel Milt iinvwellt les .i‘ Prescott. m sl. sues it, alive". lie. 1| Waterman. mun? wailt “two they met Mr. Hill by np- ; 'cheisp. HHH HHHHHH . IH WIHHH Tornouis oi Bradley Cornetn and Josiah Gilbert Disappear While Owners Are Attending Services in the Congrega- tional Church Norwuik poem to bc lulertcd with horse thiaveu 'l‘tttu illicit looking foreigners were ill tb Wilton Congregational Church you try morning, and wore talkiugto many members of the church. Bud.- dt- my the own disappeared, and when the purview; were over the Warns of lltndley (lorbam and .lottiab Gilbert. both of Wilton. were missing from the homo Hlledl. Word was telephon- Pd to the Not-walk police station. Chic! liradicy wan eating dinner at the limo, bttt juttl all he was going to ask the particular-ii ot‘ the case thortela- phone connection won cut oil. He went out and uecured the services of Parlay C. Slut-gee and his automobile. ltllii they made a rccord rim to Wil- ton.. 'l‘hoy quouiiottud poopitt un‘the way up there and finally tnct timot- people who vvcro coming from the rim!) They learned that the teams had started toward» Norwalit, so they turned back and when they arrived in Norwulit. mind that two ttItua anv owl-ring the enct‘iptiontlttui been noun going through Norwallt and down West. avenue. Each wagon had two men in it, mulling four in the party. (‘upluin Thoma» Hunt and Mr. Stur- gmt then niartod down Went menu». but the thieves hall a start of about, forty five minutes and when they got- to the armory bill they learned that Tbirt dclcgniion conniutctl of Aim-rim8 mm" bud b." going alolg the main road toward Stamford. They racod along. linking everybody thcy . 1...... (Continued on Eighth Page.) H pnorsssrouan Mild RUTH S. WELLS. PIANO 1N- utrttctur. 2 (latitmic Ava, Boat Nor- wailt. alil tit . .. -.... .w...—L A “M..-“a MISCELLANEOUS. ANVONE DESIRING boxes pttt up or letter drops placed it) (town. at South Norwalit Post Once. who will gladly furnish name at mod- erate prices. all) at FOR SALE. rort dALl—OXE COUPE. ONE Rockawity. two-seated backboard. ouo cunt-r uMgb. single-scaled backboard. also “trod buv ratio. Will be sold Inquire Waitcr ll. Hoyt. Oracle 8L, iiurlcu. Court. at) It FOR CALI-«SMALL COMBINA- tion horso. good saddlot' and reliable drivcr, stoo; also ntrong worir horse. s 875. P, hi. Smith. Klug'a iiigbwsy, llarlan. allltlt FOR CALIMIIOITBE. ti ROOMS. improvcmsnts. on party terms. To let. house. 0 month. ltlitn Grove Store. alt) 3t FOR IALI-«TWENTY-THRED PE- itln ducts. one pair oi gut-tie inquire oi Btupben a. Crown. Crartbttry. all) at run eats-around. CARRIAGE and barriers. metronome. Horse is a ulcedrivor, lust wslimr. and gentle: not afraid of anything; suitable tor tics arr. South ladies or old peopir. and surrounding towutrH mm dooni. communicate with Edw. B. lio- . iiiM BHEEK iliMMliii HP Majority oi l'litiio Present at the iiesrlng Favored Project. ‘ and iirlor leyior Suggested : Flooding .ihe Flats to Burn- mer. end Allowing Them to lie Uncovered In Winter The public hearing, on the matter of dummiug up Farm Creek at the Bell island bridge. was held Saturday alter. .- noon in the Nomilt court room. be- fore Major Taylor, of New don. who is a number at the United 8 tor , Board of Engineers. connected with -‘ this district. The court watt lied with people, some of whom w re in favor at and others against the proposition. Attor- ney .l. Holden Huribittt billed at the oocnttlon and called the witnesm for both side» or the question. ' _ General Russell «Frost expressed . ilillltll'" us lit-ting very much in favor ‘ of the dam. provided it was made with 5. mil no that the pond could be cit-autos mi by draining oil the water when. lir-cteblllll'y. He thought the lalte would: (Continued on Sixth Page.l j m” *— Los'r. LOST—STRAYED 0R STOLEN. from Waveny Form. New Canaan, two bay saddle patties. lattt Wednesday night” Send any information to E. A. Jones. Manager. aid iii. LOOP-SATURDAY, S. N. H. 8. 1905 class pin. betheen l26 South Main St. and Germain Co. slum. l'lud~ , or plausi- return to Scutincl um“ and. , rccclvo rc’ward. at! It WANTED. Advertisements of 20 worda till“! this head. 25:: A times. 509. Addi- tional words. i cent each per insertion. waurso—a WOMANHPBOM in! f, until October for general houuwm,‘ in u rumtner ear tirade it and No washing crate treatment. Addrcu ii. .. Produce Exchange, New york. at! u H mm" _ 31%th gut-Mk proposition that who desires cl Will guarantee It Inc? i , WritrtC .K. boring, lt‘lett‘srai Dal . city. are i wanna—1'0 BUY Aid. limbo at cattle. Best prices rid. Extra prices for calves. H 1’ CI lor place. Conn. Avo.. Milt No‘walk. ’l‘el 257-.2 Home- all day Column. - WANTID—EVIRYBODY TO 'AT- tend Phtlstltes Class e iamdatat idsst Ave. bl. ll. 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