iiiiniiiis
IIHIEII
ilili bit
Five Story ieneinent house
It... believed to Be at in-
condl.ry Origin—More Then
iilti Persons licensed by
Firtmn With Extension Led-
tiers
NEW YORK May 7.——Four persons
were killed and twelve Injured early
today in a bra believed to be at in
cendiary art it which practically dots
timed the ve-ntory tenement house
at No. 101 Orchard street.
The dead are:
Eva Berg. 6'3 years old.
Samuel Bach. it) years old.
Hattie Koplemann, 2 years old.
An unldeutltled man.
When ‘tbe tire was tlrst even by a
policeman homes were shtsitlng front
windows In the lower part oi the
house. afieveral other oiticers were
soon on the scene and in a moment
nearly every one In the house. had
been aroused and the tire escapes
were choked with irlghtened tenants.
The policemen carried severab chil-
tired to the ground before the firemen
arrived. By that time the condition
oi the tire escapes was almost hope-
less; Men, women and children were
hed so closely on the narrow plat-
onus that no one could get down.
One by one women and children
were dragged irom the over loaded
Ire escapes by the firemen and car-
ried down the extension ladders to the
street and saitvty. More than a bun-
dred persons were rescued in this
way.
do the meantime. those who had
found escape by windows and stair-
waye blocked by other tenants. sought
to get out on the root. Not one oi
them succeeded in reaching the rooi.
however. as the flames had swept up
the stairways and spread all through
the upper part oi the building.
Little Hatth Koplemann lost her
his by tailing from her mother's arms
to a blazing iloor below. Mrs. Eva
Berg and the Bach boyi were burned
to death in their rooms. apparently
having been overcome by smoke while
asleep.
._....__.......
Miss Marius. nunratsno. .
suites no «can moi
”:3: rucvusoniltiIIi-ieeleu. ’
0i Illo‘ Ab
Ahotlttwtdtr‘ll
barons Mathias are her a genuine .
surprise party last evening at her
home In High street. Norwaik. The
sonrrine was complete but Miss Ma-
tbies proved herseli to be a good host-
ess and was equal to" the. occasion.
A line time was enjoyed by all pres
out. and the evening was given tip to
musical selections and vocal solos.
also pines and dancing. During the
evonlii reirenhmcnts were served.
alfenjoyed noun oi ‘lioii's Own
Make" celebrated letnonadc. and it Is
sale to say that noni- oi It wont to
waste. Mr. Mathias acted as chi-i ol
the allalr.
The merry ion was carried on uittti
alter midnight. and all departed satis
tied with the evening's ion and pleas
ure. e
MTV DUCK PIN LlAGUI.
Warren's Team Wine Two oi the
Three Collin Played.
The opening oi the (‘liy Iiuclt l’Iit
Il'llilllti occurred last night As points
count as games. Warren's team won
two and lesions. The liowliun ol'
i'crliii was thc ioalurc; ’i'ht scores:
Warren's Team.
fl 'I‘Il
Warren ......... 17 it» no 2t:
i'ariin ........... tii- lilit liit :tiil
lluuti-r .......... 7i . in an 23-1
Totals ........ dill zit :ltiti '7‘
t Raymond's Team.
l 2 :l‘ 'I'Il
liiiynioiid ........ til it: up 24-;
"swoon All Iiiil iiii 232
li‘rits 70 iii till this
’l‘olsln .........ldit bill 270 lilii
'l‘oiitgtit Knapp's team and Lane's
It'liJll will most.
WILL ITAN. IV TIAOHIII.
lay. at loom T- on O in Franklin
Iohoal Not at Their Dentin.
At it o'clock this taming the have
of Itmuus M and 0 It the Franklin
school. Ionic“ 0' to their dilhha.
Wciii to no.
'I‘ollua. "and".
n written In
Irict commit...
thcir reruns in at othor teach-
et'i'l. pending the oi the till.
i'll ty. ‘
Th. lit a to teachers that
they awmIIil m m. but am
the advice of the
their studies. ..,
0V IICOAT’
PORTLAND. .
overcoat.
CHANGE ‘AT'TIIh
WNTIIT CLUB
Larqe militia-lt- Converted
lnlo iinosptleii hell for Social
Events
liapid strides have been made in
the work at the Norwaik Country Club
in the overhauling work. pre aratoi'l'
to the grand opening on omerial
Day. Had today been clear. all of
the writing work would have'llol
completed by tonight or to
The exterior oi the club one an
pears to an entirely new coal at point.
and the same treatment is being given
to the bath houses. Mont oi the letter
are done.
In the interior oi the club house, all
at the tint tioor painting and decorat-
ing in itntshed. with the esccption oi
two small dining rooms. The arrange-
ment will be considerably different
than when the building was a hotel.
The former main dining room has
been converted into a reception room.
and dances will be held there during
the season. and tor a large dlnl
room. the tumor caie has been utlli
ed. The kitchen is all splck and span
and ready for the chef. \
The halls have been completely rc-
decorated and on the second floor.
two dining rooms have been prepared.
and three rooms ior ladics' drmina
rooms.
The grounds and the whole premis-
es. in fact. are being put in first class
condition tor the opening. There Iii
every indication that the club will be
a grand success from the very start.
and increase continually in popularity.
BEACON WILLIAM MILLER
CHIEF 0F STATE IIEIISIIIIIS
South Iiorwslk Man Honorednl
the Greet Council Session
held in Merlden, Yesterday
The largest great council In the
history oi the Red Men oi Connecti-
cut was held in Meridian yesterday.
when nearly 300 chiefs and warriors
encamped on the reservation oi Mon-
towena tribe. Mayor Reilly gave the
relinkins the. irecdoni oi the city at
the opening of the morning session.
and other business transacted was
the reports of the various committees
and thc chleis. A big banquet was
served to the delegates at noon.
The newly elected oillcors are:
Great Sachciumii'ililiini Miller, oi
South Norwallt.
Great Senior Saganiore—miscob .Ia-
coho. oi New Haven.
Great Junior Bagatnorc—N. W iii-w—
_ city. oi Danbory.
Saunders. oi Naugatuck.
Great Keeper oi Wampum—C. Ii.
Blake. oi Waterbury.
Great Representatives itwo yearsi
-—l". L. Trowbridge. of New Haven:
F. A. Cantwell, Dsnbury.
Great Representative lone yuan--
W. C.aII|)l(iTl. oi tiouthlngion.
The appointive! oiilcers are:
Great Banntw-l'crcy biannual. ol \t’a
terbury.
Great MIsheucwa—Johu Uiacl. oi
Danbury.
Great Guard oi Wigwaiir . .I. II. I'tl
Illi'l‘. oi llnniord.
ilrcal iluartl oi lt'ortvst P. A. "MI‘I
of Lime liock.
Post Great Iiictlhouct- tloorno
tiricui- oi New York. was the din-
tiiittulsbcd tumor of the gathering and
made a speech.
ilrt-al flachcui Miller Is one oi t-Ioutii
Norwalk's best known residents. llt
has loop been a member oi l'ncas
Tribe. and taken an active Interest in
lied Men's tifinlrs. having hcid numer-
ous onions in the local tribe. tilt Well
as In the great councib ills mniix'
irlcntls Ili'l'i' will t-niend constrainin-
lliiiili on his advance-inept to the high-
ciil office in the gill oi the slate u:-
intulzstlon. lie is collector oi wain
ttliill ior linens Tribe, a liiihliitii't he
has held iur many years.
t'is-koaoc Tribe was represented It!
lt‘ It. Msikin. N. W. Chamberlain.
licwurd N. Godfrey lilid W. A. Cinn-
Past tinchcm llowartt N. (ltidircy
was placed on the bistro of appeals;
Past Bat-hem N. W. Chamberlain was
placed on the committee oi the state
at the order. and Past Burnout W, A.
t ' stock.
" Ccmntoolt was put on the testimonial
committees .
Nest your the Great Council will
hold Ito meeting In New ltritain.
In September. the areal COMM!" oi
Connecticut will entertain the Great
(turmoil of the United States. at llrldo-
port. The gathering will last ior
about five days. The correct! has rais-
cd about ".000 ion the recession.
The detonation iioiii Unions Tribe
was tirest tinohetn Miller.A IA. Pohl-
iuaa. .i. A liubhell. John Gallagher.
(ibarhni illotnwald. John hhnldou. C.
.l. Piescott. Itswart Marshall. I. l..
' Jitdd and ii. J, linith.
IAPTtaT LADllo' IIITIVAL.
~
A loosens. Bertie atom at lest.
Ihoron.
in _ oven with tho ntn'etene ia'nt slant.
noel nonnoosns was scored last even-
tngb thetadiesoitbehonthflor-
walk pilot Church. with their straw
berry still too arson instlvai. held
attltersnidsiicecfiir.nsdltrn.li.u
am. in Wnabt nabtaston strooh The
out netted sits a stint at
:"la sssionetIon with the “mg..."
is lanladodm ncilailm
"I.
fit: . ldward it. Patterns. whisttihe
instruments“. mi
I smokers to newest anthem Miss
Mth" all. maintain no.
”E'MMH. ii. “mix“ was mung”
mat nrrssgnsnsn
the Mill. 0
. slaltttl‘hm and
PEIIII HIIIE
IESIIIIII II
HIE III III
ntine oi the Oldest on. best
known Summer iiesorts
Along Lone island Sound s
iotnl toss-Fourteen Other
houses 'inke Fire
NEW MiNllON. May 7.———The l’e-
quot House, situated at the mouth at
the iiprbor. was destroyed by hrs,
which hnlarted at 3: to o clock thio
morning A terrttic easterly gate was
blowl g at the time. and fourteen oth-
er bu Idlngn in the Pequot colony took
.hc. but they were. saved by the shorts
oi the fire department. The old ho-
tel was erected over halt a century
ago. and was one of the most promin-
ent summer places on the count. it
was owned by the Pequot llotnl As
socialion oi which Senator Frank ll.
lirandugce is the president. The ant
ount oi the loss has not yet been no-
ccrialncd. The .BII‘IICIIII’C was oi wood.
Arrangements to open the season were
to havo been made in at low days. The
tir was probably oi incendiary origin.
One oi the collagen burned belongv
cd to Mrs. Andrews. of New York.
The blusc was discovered by Police.
lliiin Tlittoliiy I’. Shannon and ii
arm sent lit. The Ilillli oi the tire d art-
eni is located about two miles and a
bait irotn thc Iotcl. but the l'cqiiot
Independent llose Company Iii but a
short disthtitc away, and a response
to the alarm "out that company was
apt cdy. The hotel was soon it mass oi
flames lighting up the country for miles
around. Huge piles of burning wood
were blown all over the ucighborhotsi,
and some of tlio'iitihl'lili landed at
l'cppcr liox llill. three milcs away.
At one time sewn dtl'icrcnt build-
tags were in flames, and details oi
liremen had to be taken irom the main
blue to sure the. property. The old
hotel is riaht in the heart of the Po
quot-occllon, and the wind that scat-
tered the sparks endangered not only
ti lat‘gc number oi summer cottage-s,
bill also many valuable permanent
residences
In spite oi the ciioriti oi the firemen
the Cracker cottage, owned by the
nomination. and located near the ho
lcl. was destroyed.
The hotel was erected to tsno. - It
passed into the hands or the present
owners in lltdl. As near as can hit
estimated the loss will not exceed .25.
Great Chlei oi liecordn~Wlillsot one
The hotel has been the sctvan or
many notable gatherings and the Ar
my and Navy Club was to nave held
its annual rev-union and banquet on
June lit.
The roots oi the Montutik “(did and
tin- Pequot Inn took him but wen» es-
iiuzttiahttl by the use or a garden
hour. The residence oi Mina Eddie
Jones. oi New York. south of the III)-
tcl. was badly scorched, and. the rcsll
dcuco oi ililiing P. isvttrlied was also
somewhat damaged.
lilchard (In-ope, who has chart... oi
the engines at the hotel, was luv the
building Wednesday. and iotind every-
thing all right. There was no tire on
the premises and he used none during
his stay. which leaves no doubt that
the building was maliciously burnt-d.
it was announced this uilcrliiuill
that the building was lnaurui ior 8”".
duo but there was no innurnnta on
the furnishings. Tho Inrscst ctiilmalc
iii the loll. In 35.000.
Mrs. Kirtlan . wlii- oi Colonel Etc
'i’-no ll. Kirillllid, who lives our the
hotel. was the first person to respohd
to the alarm. and helped Policeman
iihet‘hali to break upon the gate of the
tool house to secure axes to break
Into the burning building.
IHOWID ICAI ON HER 'ACI.
Little'Vsrun Kocour Incite ”.500 tor
the lite at a Dog.
t‘haruiiig that a dos had blttcii anti
permanently marked hi-i' taco. little
\‘criis ltocotir. daughter oi Gustave IS.
Kat-our. of blast Norwalli. animated
bolero Judge Robinson iii the superior
court in lirldgsport haterday. to press
it suit for “.500 against James A. "tilt
tort. owner oi the animal. The live-
yoarold girl walled about the court
room showing a great. scar on her
check.
The accident occurred in July. littlti
The child was playing in the street
near her home when she claims tin-
dog nttaclied her. With blood iinwlau
from a wound ‘in tier cheek she was
likihnd tip and carried home by a
tannerby. li'rann Koooiir. her grand-
lather. said Muttart‘n dog was dirty
and very y. Thumbnails declared
ho had to row stones at the annual
to keep it away "out his own dog.
The MW in that the dog that did
the biting was not the property of
the dot-adopt. but at a also named
Iauadera.
it Is upwind that the jury will its
side on the case today
oadCosdso represent the
Walsh and Hubboll the
standout.
I'llili'id. M. i.-lsroa Hnruhl.
’ lliorto chins. has
”but”. another noisattiaionttoii iii
his namtlothniihl none
‘i'“ ”’i‘:
unites Mugzfiig: rig-Ill:
“MUM
.fii'
sienna swollen Am nor. out”
00"-
vciiy council is
at alrcet sprink-
tbooghtiol con-
Junt what tho We will be can.
not be definite told. though the
board has put l . Corporation Coun-
ael Keogh to denim some legal meth-
od of getting own the diihcitity.
The whole nob was thrashed out
in an extended intranet! last even-
init at the council ‘lghambors in “evil-
and street. In tact. a special meeting
was called ioi' this express pontoon.
The council in seriously cannidcrlng
taxing property owners In the city
enough to cover the cost oi sprink-
lino
The subject oi . street sprinkling
has been staring c «lunch in the
iace ever since iii hoard oi estimate
and Iagatlon comp too its work sev-
eral weeks ngo.a ‘ adjourned with-
out any provision this work
The highway div rtrncttt has been
deluged with comp this all the spring
about the dust s rllhg throuittt the
streets in great clouds: The council
has hesitated. however an it is retired
that the people will not take kindly
to another tax ior thin work, owing to
the tact. that the tits ior last year?
sprinkling In only just being collected
now.
The car sprinkler which sits Itilt'tl
last summer on the trolley line, is now
doing duty In Port Chester.
unsound l0itll' witness
[is El nous EASY
John ll. Blake's Six Months'
inii Sentence Ileniitled io-
dny in Bridgeport- -Fliie_d
SIOII and Costs
John H. Blah-o. TMNM oi the
poker and horse rue ng gambling joint
raided in Norwiilk luring the early
bouts oi Sunday at using. April lilth.
fart-d nicely in the Common Pleas
Court, at Bridgeport. this morning
The six months' jail sentence which
Judge Edward M. Inckwood gave
liliikc was remitted and only the lion
dim and elite was allowed to stand.
After Judge In twood rendered his
iIi‘i‘Iiilt'lll In hi.- Nuihnlli nairt. lllnltc
took an spent through his attorney.
John I" .
----emr--
TIIIIEE manna BIANIATE
FROM IMNALII llosl’iTAl.
A Number oi Invited "Guests
Witness Ceremonies at Local
Institution Yes erdey
in the preys-o—nc «oi llliili""lflfl titty
invited guests-tho am in. itlug est-rt ist‘o
oiihr training school tor nurses. cou-
tiot'itll with tho Nurwalk Hospital.
Wi‘l‘t‘ held or that institution yesterday
aiiivrnisiit between it and !. o‘clock.
rssu- exercise-s proved beyond pcr~
mllt-ntun of doubt the birth class
triiininit the three popular young grad-
tiittis have received at lIlt' hospital
tIitriliu their two yi-ais' t‘tllli‘ri' and also
their prt tlcicucy. In which they have
attained it high Iltltlltllll'tl
'l‘ltt- work at the krutluatt-s yesterday
was hithl creditable In iIit-lr instruc-
tors. the Itonpliiil and to ibi-niiuilvcn.
'l‘bc thit-e urailuiitmt at. Miss t‘cct-lia
"iiiii‘Ilt‘I'. oi (anllt‘h l‘lat-c, (iiiturlu
Province. i‘anadn: Mint Elisabeth
tlhitw. oi Ncwtowit. and Miss Margaret
I‘It‘lit'liiiiii. oi iikuneuttvhvs Falls, New
\‘.orlt
hills llcgcmaii ls itlrl-iidy in charge-
of the opeiaiing table- iii the Norwaik
llospltal. and there is no doubt that
the» other two youitit ladies will no.
cure uscclletnt intuitions.
'I'Ittv ilrat eacmiaati yesterday attor-
noon was it practical demonstration
by the three graduates. using a pa-
tient and hospital bad. The work was
most Interesting to the guests, to
whom it was captained by Dr. Ward
it. Gregory.
At the completion at this lir. James
G Gregory presented the young lattice
with their well-earned diplomas. and
then Mrs. Thomas 1. liaytnond pinned
on each at the young ladies a hand-
some said pin.
christian lwsrts. oi the hospital
board of directors. gave an address. in
which he complimented the young to ‘
die. on their work. and in which he
also made mention of the line work
in general the hospital in debut
w...- mm—
IUN OVII IV AUTOMOIILI.
Mrs. Moi-t. at Grand atroet, Minnelli.
Paternity Iii .
'l‘iieniiliy night aim. o'clock Mitt.
lisrt. no residue with her sister. Mrs.
Johan O‘Brien. oi tiraht street, Non
walk. was crossing Brides menus. and
did not hear Ilia ”WWII 0' A ll!"
White steamer automobile The M
rhliiu contained two instructing to- mm “slut." (3" 4,3,!“ F Om mi mush par Mow.
VIII-"WK Shim“... 333' m vii-tilt alumna. on. timid-is. sols sans—cm masculine
ns'ilt'riy room's'gmor m. M Conn. rat at lilooinsno. with twenty tannin Milli
n he i II at
on alI troupe-or it», had and did In weaves—oral. roa dean’s». 3’!th More. trustee” to r.
creator. more“ toneewhatfir had ”We” 0 ‘ hianlly. Adornnso "ill. loath Nurwslh. attot
M. u
h" “to s. WAIST-lbw”! AI canons on wh'itg' antes. -
the section was Into see it inseam.“
snub-r was not they were Pmtyasdiiordoa moses. when“ “hk buds.
auto “1%” notoiniah it. nor. headset. y whit
who saw thenceiiisatruoha
«at» railsrtnetan. Ihswesladir
brtiisodaadeotia lanolin
“a: was cell's..."
. hours an oar-int the bouts-bold was
'Iill“li'iI them that way.
IIIIE IIII
EIIIIEI II
lIPIIIE IIIM
Four More Disineiniiered deities
Exhunied Yesterday. Melting
Nine In All. and Visitor oi
Mrs. Bella Guinness May
liescti Twenty
LA litili'l‘l'l. lnd.. May 'i'—Thi- arts
ly story oi the private grave yard at
the rum oi Mrs. liella Gtinness. n tulle
north of La Porte. is still In its early
chapters. Today the estimates oi the
number oi persons murdered at the
place through the litre oi n matrimon
ial bureau rttn all the. way irtmt twelve
to twenty.
The exhumation yesterday of tour
dismembered bodies wrapped In bur-
lap brings the total oi victims known
to have Iii’iiil murdered do nine. lav
eluding the bodies suppoiiid to
those oi Mrs. Guinness and her three
children. discovered aitir the tires
which burned the farmhouse «in Aprilbe
28. the total oi deaths to be investigat-
cd and accounted for is Ihlriccn.
'l‘hcrtv was scant doubt that sht‘l‘l"
filiiuizer today would discover evi-
dence oi niiirdtr in two more stiapcei- I
m grates as yet unopened. All sus
plclous ports oi the premises are lot
a
nineties est iiiTnii‘
Irene isle lollrddd Station
at least and linnssclieil
it thoroughly
NOANK. May ‘i.——The Noanlt rail-
road station received its annual visit
from rohhor'o last night. When A!!!"
Fitch left the station Tuesday evening
at 9: no. everything was in good order
and no persons were seen Iotterint
around, but when the agent opened
up this morning the interior oi the
building looked an it a cyclone had
stolen it. The slot machine was
smashed open and the pieces were
scattered all around the door. En-
trance was made to the ticket cities
by prying open the door with an iron
bar.
I A number oi express packages in
the edicts waiting delivery were torn
open and the contents scattered about
the door, as was also the contents of
an exteneion case containing clothes
The drawers to the desks and closets
were pulled out. and porn were in
evidence everywhere 0 tickets were
taken. so her as could be learned thil
morning. The amount taken in money
was 30 cents which was in the slot
machine. and a revolver belonging to
the assistant agent. It is thought, that
the robbers came iroin West Mystic
way. as the tol house at the station
belonging to the railroad was broken
into. and the railroads velocipnde Ink
in. and has not yet been found.
SOUND IIACM PROI’ERTY AT-
I . TACMEO.
Some boatitliul Koeicmm Piu'k
be ill!“ up with catnclnl attention to. Sound IWII. WOW"! WM ""50th
the 'uoii' spots beneath
rubbish I
yesterday by llepuly fiberiii John W.
heaps which so far invariably have Bentley. iii a suit brought by ('on
been found tti conceal bodies.
llay Lampheio, who is in jail hero.
still protests his innocent-.0 Prose-i
tractor Leslie (iambic, oi Bast Nor-
|waik. against Jane and Emily (1 Dale
‘v-
I
costs Aiili A cos.
; lhc governorsbip i have been a cut
Congressman lilss lint
draws i’ rent the lines-—
Confident of Victory at
ventioii '
M N
marrow my 1—Thcre and
been various rumors within the lad
iew days concerning the attitude of
Congressman lJlley with respect to
the nomination for the governorsb
of Connecticut. it has been pernth
yruiucnd that Mr. iJiiey had coao' '
eluded to withdraw, and that be dealt!»
ed to run ior congreoo again tor vindi-
cation that he had determined to ya.
tire absolutely from politics, etc. .
Lilley was asked today the iollowiog
questions: .
“Are you a candidate tor the sober-
,nalorial nomination?" . .
line you any Intention of asking the
Republicans oi Connecticut to return
you to congress?"
"l have not i am a candidate ioi'
tiiilntc tor the governorahill icr several.
it paths as is very well known. and
it is my intention or condone to be a
candidate until the ballots oi the all:
vention are counted. 1 may add that
i expect to win the nomination. Moan
iriendn from all over the little m0
given me many assurances within tho
last 24 hours and i am very couldetlt
that they represent the sentiment. oi
The diet named dcravmiant in the ac . Ihc Remblkan” throughout conneetl.
culling Attorney Smith, howovcr says Iiion was iormerlv liftilil'lt'll't‘i‘it oi "'i'
he has positive prooi that lulniphcrn; Greenwich Inn. at Sound licach.
bl r.
ctil. i shall be a candidate to the
hutch. and I expect to be nominated;
had utility knowledge oi the iinlnnoasitlnntble brings suit anoint" it"!!! do . and i shall expect that. having been
min-dent tr ho had not mama WTIIN' itvndants to recover Hill. 'lti allege-d in
palm] in them.
'bc due on a note. and against Jane
The pmsccuior III in lsysscssloii of little on n uremic moist for $300
ie-ttcrs. written in Norwegian. which
he in carciiilly guarding These let;
icts, written to Andrew llclgtilelh by;
Mrs Guinness. are said to contain
reit-rcncca which Indicate IAnllthcrr'u
That he killed Mrs. Guinness
and her children and set fire to the .
house in order to prevent arty revela-
guilt.
lion that might Involve him is the
lhcorv of the prosecution.
in his cell Lampltore was asked tron-
ccrning a secret room in tltc Guinness
country mansion to which no one was
ever admitted except Mist Guinness
herscli 8th had the key and kept
the door lock constantly. in the night
over near that room. That the au-
thorilica believe Iran the chomber iii
horrors whose walls must have been
apatlcrcd with the blood of the. ill-
iatcd \irlims oi the woman' s greed inr .
gold and passion ior blmti.
"I never was ill that mom." said
lanmnbore. "i know that there was
a room in the house that was always
kept lurkt‘il. and IIll‘i't‘ was also a
room in the basement. it sort oi Iill'v
lion. that no one i‘it'l' know much
about II was it his place. capable of
ati-riiuiitodntl-ug st-i'i-rnl portions."
So many isidlcs hati- how Iir't'll
found that ilic authorities believe the
wotnan saved lll'l' vicilnts :iiitl disar-
IIr-ll'lii'tl Iht- IiiiiIIt-a In li‘ttlillil llltil
sewed up iii
sin by Hli'lit-‘t, iiddittn chlorldt- oi time
t. the rvttt'lll to aid dislntesralion.
claimed to be due on a conlmt A
hearing on the two cases will be held
on the third Monday in tiny in the
t Norwaih town court.
no can.
no Lev—tissi‘lsoni: scam
seven rooms and bath. hard-
wood iloorn; hot water heat; every
improve-meat. Including janitor ner-
vlce. J. ill. Layton A Co. in? 3t
10 LlTo-AT ROWAYTON. NINE
room house live minutes 3:3 train
and trolley. iii-sit diz pernioo h. In
quire George it}. Everett, 5:. Railroad
'Avr. South Norwaih. in? 3t
10 Li‘h—AT ltOWAYTON. LARGE
”room house; improvements; two
acres oi land. shade. lawn. etc.. car-
riage house anti stables; rent 02.5 to
tilt) per month. inquire George E. Ev
orvli, iii- tiallruad Ave. South Nor-
walk. in? 3t
10 LIT—wr‘tiiili (iii Ir'ib'lt: lCi:
mans. all improvements, inc uding
steam heat and gas. 21 Scaview Ave.
laqtilre at above address. at? tit
1'0 LIT—MOUSE. lilx ROOMS
North Taylor Ave; rent is a month.
inquire llayes' Mkl. roll at
1'0 Ll -I"I\'E LIGHT. AIBV
IIII'III.
nation. wit improvements. inquire
i‘llliIAGii. May 7. “mkmlnl in . .
Mrs. tittliincss's "inalriiitoiilnl ad." by it. "I“ St. but ””1"." mil H
which victims acre lured to death: __ y .
"l‘i-taoiial: t'mtiely widow, who "HT: “Lg’mm‘lig‘ROOMS. "hm";
owns Inrm- farm in one of the ducal '
distill-ts in hit Porto County. "at. de- 10 LIT— WINDOW. lii".tlT IDCA-
him: in iitaito the acquaintance oi gen-
iiuruaii unusually wellcprovtdcd. with
“v -ws oi joining fortunes. No ropl ten
by letter maidens! unions sender is
willing to follow answer with personal
visit."
TRINITY WOMEN'I GUILD TIA.
Tito tea served yesterday alteration
at the home of the Misses Hatch. at
on West avenue. tor the benedt or the
Woman s Guild. at Trinity Church. was
it very pretty event and netted a neat
sum oi money The tea was under the
tliiwctlon oi the Misses I-Istch. Mrs.
Jeanetto Icolold and Mrs. H.
Golden. .
wsurnn.
Advertisements at 85 words under
this manor 8 times. Ids. Addi-
tion. inquire IZIt Washington St.
int It
10 LIT—A DidIIRAhbli HOUSE
with all improvements in gisldloeai-
ity. inquire at 2: Taylor Ave. near
Weft It. int ti
Trc tenuous». unis onovn
sin recoil: rent m. inquire John H.
Know. I: West at. .31 ii
to LIT—FIRST FLOOR. FIVE
large rooms. all improvements. it my
a ti
oi fruit: rent dlii. Address C.
To LIT-mill IOOII. TRUIT
Sentinel.
Odie y building. suitable tor ninali
iantly or adults or tor close.
In. ’The loath Norwslk Trust 2:";
«eastwardatosntsaohperlwnartieh.
WANTIO-vLAiliiil To KNOW i
am in need of Immediate work.”
bring your old and new work to Louis
time. on North Main It. heuth Nor-
wslk. M7 It
WANTlD—ltOAitiihild it! thllilt.
day or most. with or without tuners.
limits cook. House nsovalod. newly
tarnished huttsbio tor couple or sin:
WI. Tsiler'n place. i Illino-
tli It. all It
re LIT - l'Oli illilllAhLl
apartments. bacon. iarnto otc..apply
to The lastly investment 00.. It
Washington It. in!
re LlethONt) AND Tillhl)
doors. lwarts Uilcrhslt building. sep-
arate or tiignthsr. lsltabla tor lodge
room. canes or ital wanketarlog.
inquire tiles Old oIlOlasv
W”. "W
new” a.-. t...
IOI “Li
WANT” -— CAI'IINTIIII. l
wantaiswuocdiii lowcrhoiil'ob
Advertisements“ Interim
thlnhssdilosilthneandn. Adol-
nominated, l rhnl be elected. and ii i
am elected I shall continue to do It!
duty to the best oi my ability during
the term that i not permitted to on"
ill” people oi Connecticut do that!
governor."
Milo MAIIL JANEG OUIPMIIIDI
Twelitli Birthday Anniversary colt
bratod Vs arday.
A surprise party w tendered It“
Mattel Jones. at her home. 6 Tom.
street. yesterday ai srncon. in honor .
of her twelitb birt day aaniv ,
ti o clock
were scrv
. The guests instant/Also
llnrrii-t‘ Jules.
Brown, Eva slid
Lyons. Lillian #2:." ”Juar- y
Edna Northerner-r. 3‘le
ion belong. Mabel John.
John Hauiord, Walter ”steam
Pinch. Willie Debong. Ernest old
llamld Paul Russell Jaaes. .
At 7 "oclock the glint. retired”
their homes. winning their y hunts
oss many happy turnsoi .
BUSINESS lemons. .
Hotel-LIKE ACCOMMODATION! "
ior ladies and gentlemen. at Everett
House. 55 Railroad Ave. tormrir
Ladrigan llotel. Thoroughly room
ed and reiuraished. One oi the
in South Norwalk. Tennis so upward.“
‘ F. IMINNAN. 20 GLBNWWD
Ave, South Norwalk. Cum"? 3“
jabbing work oi all kinds. lid It
OALVATOI CHAIIOT‘I', GENERAL
wtmetor. 26 Wood It. Work gigolo
LADllh' AND GBNTLIMIN" ,,
garments. leathers. kid gloves. etc... ,
are cleaned and dyed scientifically“. by
the instant Cleansing and (include
till Washington lit. Scotti Norwalh; 1
iii Main St. Norwalk. Telephone ena-
nection. . nit It
IOIIIT LYNCH. Ill PLYMOUTH
Avs.. Norwslli. sexton Pine lolaa‘
Cemetery. iirssn cut, stoves rm
and grounds cared tor. Aoolt ll!
Westport Marble and Granite Works.
Tel. ”4-13. I.“
C- F. IINIDIGT. PAINTER AN”.
decorator. will paint your house wflh
anti-lb. Ad-
loot best materials. Ask for
dress it Osborn Ave. host it
htiiLoirid PLAN. AND I
cation ic'r all kinds oi buildings
meat construction. No oasis
.. tea. ii. Marina. Architect and
or. to listless. Ava,
or Dorian
m. P. MAI-LOCI.
Millions. iiotn "him“ and and.
the talents
tool 1 hi
“kWh.” il chastaotmltay
in van wear '3“ songs so
I. sneew'.'s.' 'aaliees "' W'Im.
And-Mummy
WAWID-NIAT Ollie ”WM 0.”-
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unmet...
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