3 in Austin avenue.
l ‘ meeting 1 or: the city
‘ IIInterestIag
going on for more than a decade he-
, and the city as to‘ who
. the bksn that the city for-
his in the wall and the prop-
street on behalf of the
roar o Counsel John Keogh
. loud a letter from former Senator
Cities Judson, counsel for the property
era. in which he expressed the be-
that the city should maintain the
1. . they top of the wall.
obn E. Paul expressed
ugly mingled to the con
1 William my
cars of the fire
firehouse :ior
n21 Merwin at“
and lied a best
be taken to Brook
services will be lib
her brother. J. W
loughby avenue.
torment will be i
tery there.
ii
The funeral of
ill.
inerly of Scuth N walk. was held at
his :Ilaté resident:
1 hmy yesterday in filing ‘on the 9: 42
Webster Come
ed at the open grave by Rev ’E. J. Tea 1
Ehrlich.
._ Mrs. Mary Allen. 5
.—na——
At 2:30 this afternoon the funeral
o! Mrs. Mary Allen was held from the
residence of her son. Charles A. Allen.
new the Wilson
The Rev. H. B.Ca1pcnter pse-
i t south silt Baptist
1 11 Ian iii uteri wit burial follow
11
til 'Vmorning.
The“: deceased warm or 78th your,
friends. who will
mourn her demise The remains willh
tomorrow. and
at the home of
81hith,.of 221 W“-
at place, and in.
virtually a 11111 till .
board simply ciiicisi 1 .
mates decided unearthed
lished in The Sentinel.‘
ciai the reposed tax of “oi
the com us your ‘
Four members of the board
attendance at last night's
which was a brie: otters
10 o'clock. utter the council meeting
had adjourned. The members pres-
Richard J. Outblil. The 'absentee‘s
were M. M. Lee and ‘J. 111
Not a single chhuge go
any of the estimiltes. .1
expected that there won many. in
view of the several lengthy sessions
the board had to get the appropria-
time in shape. ’
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Sudden Complications Caused by im-
pairiucui oi Head and Kidneys
Cause Much Unsasmass
I
Whore of property on Ores
I
-’ HARTFORD April 6.—--'l‘he illness
of (level-nor George L Lilloy frOm nee
yvous exhaustion assumedn serious as-
sent last night. and his condition is
a matter of much uneasiness. The I!-
fection oi the nerves, which has been
most pronounced in his stomsoh
pears to have gone to his has
kidneys. the chause holds avid
_ 1 .it .siyas stated is
1 the goiteruor w
I‘1 Was be immediate _
Innsimept of 111
heart and kidneys bowing up the
nearly two weeks; contributed the
cravet complications” ' .
as: with ervous W. the
I ' h
'sisns of a setback: The governor’s
. return to the capitol was ospocted to
be a matter or some weeks but he es-
posted to discharge the duties or. his
ngton avenuo.‘ . 1
Governor Lliiey pp‘ssed a coinior-
"' I table night.
Governor Lilloy was intermod or his
actual condition yesterday and it was
his desire that tbo~pnbllc be informed
of his condition so as not. to create any
undue alarm. and also to prevent any
misapprehension as to his progress.
Tim governor examined the duties of
ofilcial once today. but it
thought he will roll uish these to
Lieutenant Governor echo so as to
secure the mental rest which is so do-
sirablc at this time. Those. who saw
the governor today found him cheer
ful and mentally in splendid condition.
The family naturally are greatly wor-
ried, and the attendance on bar has
band. it is fearcdwil will fall with great
force upon Mrs. Lille .1 who has also
been under almost as much strain to
3&7 halves and health as has the. governor
for many months The gover
nor has worried much about his wife‘ a
health and that at his son. who is con
valesceut from typhoid fever and thesl.
have been incidental causes to' add to
his troubles which have been n
The afternoon bullstint loliows:
While the condition or Governor LIlI'
hay is“ not ’immediately dangerous
" -. had. developed train the overstrain to”
h to rel er‘s Mary Disbrow
1 . 1 moi-row after-
which he has tor mo been subject.
This, has since been piiéated by a
congestion of the kidneys which will
possible to determine for
weeks to come. ‘ 'rns '
ing comfortably and
seed a very
good night last night.
ct because of
nothing which can be done
.the family to on
from New York. Who
‘ hsostiou which he has colored for ‘
oillce from the executive. mansion In 1
1 the sender had an: ed
malts the final outcome of the oaseimv .‘-
several 1
ernor is rest 1 1.
immediate alarm, but in order that 1!
hell be
left undone, we have _decidod 'wltli
in onidanewsy. 9‘.
y 1‘ i ' ..
mbetgmnlé ‘
out were Herbert A. MIthew‘son. John -
. «F. McMahon. Edward F. Knapp and
a hardly "
Norwsllt city council
council room, in Wall street. list In
tor 8 o'clock
meeting were read by City ‘Clorlt‘
James Keeps. and were Icesptod and
ordered placed on tile.
"Police Department ..
Administration
Lights
...I..Izli. as
but
I‘OIDUOOI
t..... run-41.1111...-
i‘ '1' ........... ...
Fire ..... "2;...30110
Highway... 901.55
Total .....................$2.iii.21
City Clerk Keene. read a report of
uss--.,-11-.a.;...
1 the water commissioners of Norwaik,
stating that notes amountingbo $8,-
880 had been paid on by them, thereby
11s the hosting indebtedness
rd. there being no hills out-
line: ' ‘ uod on Second Putt
.1. shoal of...
-Aiicr a Day oi Eniiiusiasiic
Greetings by itslnus
‘NAPLES, April 6113- R21: spending
yesterday afternoon ‘ and evening
ashore in Naples Where he was given
an enthusiastic welcome by the nu
tives of thoeity, Theodore Roosevelt
began the second stage of his journey
to the East African Protectorate and
U nda shortly utter midnight last
nl ht on board the steamer Admiral.
lie is due at Mombasa on April 21.
Before going on board the Admiral
last night, Mr. Roosevelt thanked the
head of the Neapolitan police. Cheva-
iler Calabresl. tor the excellent pro-
tection afforded him during his stay on
shore. Mr. Roosevelt was accompan-
led everywhere by the chief.
RECEIVED A VILIE LETTER.
Mrs. Bates Promises to Make Trouble
tor. Sandor If Found.
Somebody. is due to get in trouble
iver an anonymous clatter received by
Vlru. Whitfield llsies.ui1o lives near
_‘ourteen Acre Pond. in Crsuhury. if
he writer can be located.» 1’
Mrs.13at‘ea has consulted Attorney
Levi Warner. of Norwalk in regard
‘ to the communication. which was or a
most scurrilous; threatening and abus-
«The letter was not sent through the
malls thousht it won stamped and
temp to it
“(lawn t
text at a rurairree’ delivery mail box
hear the’ilhtes home 1
fl corporated Society of
redericltnarratcd some
his two early career
" Year.
or the u-Ignnlst of
distilled. 8ir Fredericii‘I
“The full board of councilman was 1.
present Indulsyor John Cs'vanagh . ,
called the meeting to order shortly sf- ,. 1mm
The minutes or the. last resuisr'
The following bills were presented 71,,
1 and were ordered paid by the meetings
In
1' Milli:
Librar .. ...... 1
my ‘ 88.60.
rliiiin s1rI Fredeli- "
h and walk O
bey.ButiaImanor1bem
Till” 0‘ oAbbey despite this poor ‘m 1 1
beginning. and I put my progress down ‘.~
tilt. thatltookahroad view
foster such a
the licence com
1111;; that be fit
. his opinion.
hes something at
present bill. '
of“ great conscv
icaily wrong
as it right in
session—this and
“id markets are
till tarii! board
1 Ill tariff mati-
”rhino costs an
\ ‘rinciude'd. and
1b.: with foreign
1 d minI
sers oi the ex
tors. domestic
There Teddy—Limb Public int-1
preventable 1 Also Considered
light Is being waged at the mills today
between the diceiiso and no license
factions. This issue: together with tho
appropriations for public lmprova-
brought 0118 all unusually heavy vote
for an oil~yesr election. Only can'dh
dates (or minor onions are being voted
for the mayor being elected biennial-
ly. The drive made by the "cold wa-
ter" element. has frightened the sa-
loon men and they have a very effec-
tive organisation in every wold set.
ting out the voters known to favor
their cause. Scores oi automobiles are
in action on both sides and the bottle
will be fought until the polls close at
live (1 'cloclt.11
noon Indicates that license will win by
a much reduced mobile-.111... sourc-
prletion of $6100. 000 lot a technical
high school is in danger of detest. ‘
TORNADO lN ILLINOIS.
Two Persons Killed and Many Hurt in
Marion.
MARION.. 111.. prril 6.-Two per-
sons were killed. many others were
hurt. and considerable property was
this city and vicinity today. The
deaths occurred in Pittsburg‘. I village
six miles northeast. of here. and1tl11e
victims being crushed in the collapse
of their homes.1.‘..80 tar as- can“
learned these were the only satellites.
The storm came train the southwest“
and was preceded and followed by
heavy rains. in thMuslness section
I of Marion several stole buildings were
partly demolished and In the residence
Isectlon- many of the small homes cc
oupled by minors lemmas were on
1.1.1.1.... 31503100..
“an ..
n a
‘1—Automoblle ‘ ‘ 1 rum-Mas-
stopping In wI sun running one.
an] was 0... not).
eexpendsidj rnniiorma and
10”“ hun- 1
recent indiaaxn ‘ ‘
'WBHBO
ltnown home or relatives. Lyrics
liabirroan. April. «1—41 strenuousII.
"Ihc ecntiiiient this [are ‘ ‘
damaged by a tomado- which struck 1
WEATHER FORECAST
Occasional Ihovvsn‘s late tonight and
. Iii/Isueadsy: light osItsrin to southerly
"1‘on chairs;
" i... 3111...... will... by... 11111.1
Wallace Spencer with a Piiclo
Bork Yesterday
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11 11011111 11111111
1 Assailsoi's Head Crushed to Pulp by
7 ” Blows item Fork.- Handle
Defending himself against‘tlie 11t-
tsclrs of Wallace Spencer. 11 discharged
farm hand, William Lynch's resident
of New Canaan. killed Spencer by frac-
turing his skull with a pitcbfork at
his, “1”“ In that place last evening.
Spencer had worked for types, at
the letters farm in what is known as
the White Oak Shade district. about
two miles from the center of New Ca~
nauu, until last Saturday. when he was
discharged.
Shortly alter dusk inst night Spells ,
oer returned to the term and bodies
layucs 111' the barn attacked him with
stones and lat-so pieces of Wood. Lyrics
grabbed a pitchfork to doiend himself.
In the light which followed Lvnes iabv
bed Wallace In the face with the tines
or the fork and hit him twice on the
head with the handle. the second
blow crushing Spencer’s skull. Lynne
is s tar a man and the second blow
ard that Spencer's head was
crushed almost to s pulp.
After killing Spencer, Lynne went to
New Canaan and odercd to give him-
self up, stating to the authorities that
he had killed Spencer in sell-defense.
Owing to the fact that Layne: return
or from the Not-walk hospital. but a
short time Moment! the poor condi-
’ tion or the Jail Lynn was allowed to
Igo home accom‘panied by In pincer. 1
Bpencer was lyears‘ old sud has no
60 years old. ls1msrriod.snd has or.
ehilydren He- is all uncle of ethical!
Unusually Heavy:Volc Being Pulled
man Samuel tones. of shop Jr“
Lynes Coal company or N'dgwaik. 1
inquiry into me killing or Spencer
was to be opened this afternoon by
Cdroner notch. sThis gave opportunity
for holding an autopsy by Medical Es‘a‘
aminer Kepler this forenoon. and pre
paring I Mn which the inquest
was to he uses stay tayed at
home under observation of an oilinor
duringth tn ‘1
Judge John 11.1mm at South Nor-
walk, has been boasted to look utter
L‘yues' interests
Mr. and Mrs. W;— it Wheeler. of Hav-
hand street returned home last even-
in . from Jacksonville, Fla“ where
they have been spending the winter.
They were tendered a reception by a
large gathering or relatives. Music and
a general social time was enjoyed and
an elaborate turkey supper crowned
a most successful evening.‘ 1
j
FOR SALE
is up dune .02“ eWilli red war-
me n owoyer is seen I
s more
”.iiilliii Bill’s
iii llilBiilBli
Has Retired item all Oiiiccs' in N. F.
Investment snd,SecurlinCo.——
Simplifies Mailers
”new HAVEN. April dwlt In said
ohiciaily that the only importance of
the recent action or the New England
investment and Security Company, re-
garding its Massachusetts trolleys, is
the retirement
of the New Haven road. from all oili-
ciai connection with the former corpor-
a.tion The Worcester and Webster
and the Dudley street railroads will
be sold as regards certain of their
securities, but the lease of these prop-
erties will he held.
the New England Investment and Be-
curity Company’s trolley holdings is
now to place them on almost the same
standard as the Boston and Maine In
its relations to the New Haven. The
1 latter reaches both the Massachusetts
trolleys and the Boston and Maine
merely by a sympathetic relation
which. it is held, cannot be attached
in the courts.
The Massachusetts trolleys concern
ed consist of 16 roads, with 665 miles
of track capital stock $11,620,000,
and a. debt of 83 234 .000, and represent
one-fifth of the total mileage of the
Massachusetts electric railways.
lilili Biilfli BARRY ,
BIBEB BBB BBB Blifl
Son Spends Night in [lockup—Stolen
Goods Recovered sl Their
Cranbury Home
J. A. Barry and sonStusrt, mill:
dealers of Cranberry Plains. were tale
on into custody by the police oilicisis
yesterday afternoon, charged with the
theft or a magneto item the launch or
houses of Frederick and Clarence ii
Dishes also or that place. 1 1.
Constable motherland got the tip
sometime ago.” “been I»
Want min monastery”
caught them with the goods
which they were brought to
and taken to the odiceof At ey Dar.
vis. who after hearing their state-
ments turned them over to Judge E2
orsiaikt
$50 for J. A. Barrygywhloh were {lib
nishcd by William Cosscwell, of Non
walk, and he was released. but his son
Stuart was committed to the scum
clue I bondsinan.
The case will bohoord hoordtoniorrow
mornin at 9 o clock in the town court.
before edge E. M. Lockwood.
about three weeks 880. was also recov-
eredby the watching‘ogicors.
1‘.‘
WANTEJM-BOY TO WORK IN
Address. in oWn handwritin.
FOR SALE—“A GOW.‘ GIVES ln‘
qts. milk. Also Bahia duck eggs fer
'settins. u tor 50c. 11. Ruehl. Westvm
Noiwalli. Gt. 1. do it
We as Exchange and Tea Room
will closed all day. Friday. 19-min
street. Norwsik’. Conny: Iain
FOR SALE-«CURTISS MOTOR CY-‘
sis. in line shops,- 1; I 1
Ave; East lek.>i_g-J -u it
be business and family horse.
. exchange (or automobile. being
11‘ <stop
well car had mad 8.600 miles‘ without 00
ran sans-+111 ' ‘ "
motion addrese.M.: 3. car
thNoml .
.‘ slips and local telesales
FOR BALE-STAMP COLLECTION.
consisting of 15,011 ‘rsre stilling...“
-1‘Ad-
dress 80: I713. South Norwslk‘. zips at
valor; Tam. was also Wire
Main btréetiprefcrred Address H.A.
NTE5 ~4— HGUSECLE AN I N G‘,
. hitewsshing and garden tendingi
[washing and ironing at home, or go
out by the say. Preston Strong and
‘wito. I80 IWstIer 8t,8outiI1I him-walk.“
WANTED -- YOUNG M’EN T01
‘ suitor positions as? high class tray}
You can
tiy increase your present salary
‘1‘ nd prospects by addressing The sol-1
rs Institute. Rochester, N. Y. a5 at.
bi work at home during spare tune.
of President Mellon. 1
The effect of the recent changes in .
Henry Cornell oi Norwalk, and also 1
,with stealing glass from the green- . -,
worth!
Yesterday -
~slid snoehwmi this. liesndmieelt.
'8Iik proceeded to “M33113: 1
Yesterday I rubber lined lap robe. . -
stolen frein a Harbor avenue house 1
will”. iii thntard avenue, South Nor- 1
FOR “LE‘MSTER NOW INK. 8631. MB
for sale It the Woman Exchange.
WANTED-LADIES so no sync. 1*
Judge Taylor Finds Reasonable! 1
Doubt in Evidence Ioi Build. ‘
' ion and Companies:
PBBBEB IBBIIEli i BBBB . _
WEBB BBB BEFEBBE
Prosecutor Tammany Displaced Be
cause He Was Not Glued Sooner
John Regan; the youns liethol union
hatter. who was on trial- s. good shale
oi yesterday before Judge Joseph “1'1
Taylor, in the Norwslk court. on I;
charge of having assaulted John Bole
relton, a hatter in the employ of the.
droiut and Knapp Company, was scI-“
quittod yesterday alternatin-
in rendering his decision, Judge 1.
Taylor stated that he considersdfln ‘ *
view or the diitsrent stories told hit-
the witnesses. that there was a roof
Ionable doubt.
lt developed that the pivots witnes
was Eugene Mitchell. I painter. Vii
did not know the parties at interest
but who was passing along MonroeII
street. when the” trbubie occuflhd‘ lost.
(Continued on Fourth Pogo). ‘
-.-EA8TER SALE.
Dainty articles suitable for Basic
gifts,‘ home-made cakes and males
in the parlors or let M.E.Cl1ur_oh
Wednesday. 2 to 6 p. in
spill-odd avers».
titer partiouls
1M. Lockwood who fixed tho‘ bonds at .- -
street lockup. as he was unable to son “a
board. Vicinity of South 1; ‘
Krleger Building pl 1 ’
April 1. Apply [L1K1
Coed ipsy. Experience unnecessary.-
I“. Moore. Box 75. Madison Sonar;
high bred. knee acting horse. 01' won
to give cash consid
car. Apply to see
. Wrist
11d binding. .
my in person to Croi'utu d
nth Norwaik.
wANrsHmm TO LEARN HA1 w
Paid while . ' '
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