A Big Blup on flip Dock Proper
hi it
W
Ilflonilii'los llsil flair Sloped by
the cinema of Dames
A destructive are. one of the most
determined the department has been
called upon to cbpo with In years.
brok’p out last evening on the dock pro-
pert of Ra mood Brothers In Water
street. as. although the firemen
fought it intelligently and effectually.
it had gained such headway that today
Thomas 1. Raymond estimated the loss
to be in the neighborhood of $7. 000.
But for the hardest kind of work on
the part of the firemen the loss would
have been much greater and at one
time it looked as if nothing would
stay the. course of the flames before
they had licked up a much larger area
or building than the. one to which they
were confined. ’
With real personal risk. the fire
men tuneup onslaught on the blaze.
unhesitatingly pushing their say be-
tween the big boy barn and fl coal
pocket and In tho uork. several mom
bore of the department had their half
singed. ’l‘hey succeeded. however. In
saving the coal pocket. though it
caught fire many times.
Thought Waterfront Would Idrn.
When the alarm come In about dzlo.
there was considerable excitement
about the city. for It was reported that
the waterfront was in danger of a con-
npgriiiion thst would not only wipe up
all ithe buildings In the Raymond
var a. lith soft «fiat, factory of the
inofut a fin . p .. I , and other
adjacent at .. .' . . n factory
of the Crofu W .. . . pp company is
directly across the intent.
Had A flood Dim.
How long the fire had been in pro
mu befora‘lt , omit is not
known, ngrfi N DVD “is itfgisdo
its press me
which shotilp ' from the roof e bsy
barn ducal?” back (i find adjoining the
tool house t ’ad glided greet head
way. Even -t on the glare was begin-
ning to light up the vicinity. Then.
when the alarmw is turned in the tire
could be seen pooch” Horse section of
the city, and the report of serious
trouble took a big crdwd to the scene.
Daisy In Getting Alarm In.
Superintendent William A. Benedict
((‘ontlnued on Fifth Page.)
TEKTll AIIIVEIBAIIY
(IF [008E “DELHI"!!!
Lady Jennings ”Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. last night celebrated the
tenth anniversary of Its organisation.
more was a large attendance of the
members and visitors from Bridgeport,
Westport and other ilaoos. Mrs. Fredr
erick ii. Barker w chairman of the
committee of arranlsunnfs, and Mrs.
Frederick Fledler arranged the even-
‘Ing's program.
There were solos by Miss Thescrs
ilshlil. Clayton London and Mr. (lahlll.
and banjo selections by Albert Dunn.
A dialogue. The Family Album. prov.
ed very enjoyable. The program clos-
ed with a tableau. Columbia, Slavery.
War and Peace. The committee wss
warmly congratulated on the excel
lcncc of the entertainment by tho Vlil'
Itlng delegations.
‘itolrcshments were served during
the evening.
W
OUITBN AGAINIT ‘rHl TOWN.
'I'Wo suits have bodn brought against
the Town of Norwsilt on account of aI-
leged dismiss—from the closing of the.
Washington street drawbrldse some
time a while repairs were In prog-
rose to lowing the breaking of a cog
of i turning mechanism. Captain
Alli Gainer wants Alli damages and
Csptsin Charles Bunker. of s
schooner wanth Mill. Papers were
served on tbs selectibon yesterday by
sheriff S. o. inland; and the mutter
is now In the headset the ions sitar.
nuys, Warner d: odidsoli in iiit. ‘
DI LONMILonII.
Miss Audrey Gilmore and Francis
lichens were united in marrlsso by
aNew York wiergyinsn. st the Hotel
Clifford. Tuesday evening The bride
formerly lived here. but the groom is
not known In town. titre De has
recently liveddn Ilhiosse. but wfl now ‘
fluids at the commute homo. fill Fifth
avenue. New Y sitar bay is. They
tIgor gone on an extended wedding
or. N
I MIDNIIu-IUIDTII.
, hills liml Ilufstls. daughter of Mr.
' nil firs. Offprint II. secularism of 11
mi. Norwslli. and lids
11' am
who present. Miss hipistis foolisd v
...... .... in.
‘N goals lisr
ensblsdtiigs Turkish troops temporar-
Il‘d river-Lab
of the National Campsign of the [my
men 8 Movement gave ‘a very Interest
Ing address last evening to the men
of the South Net-wait Consreastlonsl
Brotheinhood
Mr. Sigmund told about the great
meetings of men which are being hold
all over the country in the Intorestaof
missionary work. The movement Is
one on the part of the men which cor-
responds to the Student Volunteer
I Movement.
Previous to the address. the princi-
ples of the Brotherhood were adopted
by the meeting. and the following offi-
nor: were elected: Leader, Rev.
Charles 8 Macfsrlsnd; associate lead
or. John A. Hamilton; members of the
executive committee. John}! “Light.
M. R McCsuslsod, John W. Bell and
J. A. Peppard.
Allen the address a social hour was
spent. mainly In conferring with hi.
Sigmund. and asking questions of hi
Refreshments were served under the
direction of s committee consisting of
13!. it McCsusiand and Arthur T. For-
r s.
The executive committee has ar
ranged for a meeting to be held next
week at which all of the men of the
parish will be formed into groups in
charge of various leaders, who shall
take up important matters In relstion
to the work of the church.
it was voted that an the men of
the parish should be included in the
Brotherhood. and that each man
should be invited by the executive
committee to participate In some por-
ticuler definite work of the church.
w
[ill llill'ilili Bill
Ill Biiillt I Billflt
Miss Osief Was Determined The:
flip Invited Guests Should list
Do Disappointed and They
. Wm Not
flAlt’i‘mitD. Hillier-indefinite oi
the strict orders fol hor'fdthor. Dr. J
b‘i’ancls Slim. a pi‘bniinent physicist
of Middletowu. and denote the plead
ing of her mother. Miss Edith ii. (:alei
lnsistod on getting up from a sick bed.
where she liiiil lulu for ten days suf-
fering from malarial fever. In ordei
that she might uiarry Henry A. E
Ackerson. a lawyer of Keyport N. J.
In Mlddleiown today
Miss i‘alef was determined that ilu
invited guests must not be disappoint
ed and moreover admitted that shr
harbored seine superstition about pout
posing a wedding day. in view of the
- roof that she has been improving since
Sunday. she had herself dressed In her
bridal gown and wss supported to the
church.
Besides malarial fever. Miss Calef
had been enduring from the grip con
trsotad while auperiotsndlog the ar-
rangements for the wedding. for which
hungrods of invitations had been is-
sue .
iiiiiiiiii iillillliilii
iii iiiiijiuiuii
W
(lHlflthWlCH. April 1.--'l‘ho home
of Peter Mitchell. on Italian contractor.
was damaged by an explosion of dyna-
iuito. early teddy. All of the windows
on the first floor sud basement were
shattered. as were also some on the
second floor. The place Is loosied st
Dumpling Pond. in this town. No one
was hurt.
it Is bollov'ed the dynamlting was
the work of the embed hlsolt hand.
its Mitchell says he received during re.
cent. months several letters purportln
to come from that source and deman-
lng the symepnt. of 0500. No
“It'll! was paid to the letters by frigh-
e .
The town authorities and those of
the county are making an effort to dis-
cover the source of the button.
A place of fuss such so bad evidently
been used to set off the dynamite was
found on the lawn poor the house this
morning. \
'l'liIKlfiil TIM"
DIIEDK Iii! IMAM!
Pilih’i'll'iA. Turkey. April f.-—-The
sirlvhl of heavy reinforcements has
_. eghtlvseee of this clone
a... who hm bash iii-amiss Pris-
tins. but it was only after spvsrp lit.-
in: for twoids in the hvisliiipy of be
ms “1 :‘Jmc “I.“ fill
both sidss m «courtship that «of?
surmount troops wens solo to bar
to victorious march ism
he lift» sis is
“flip Trellsym Loop Around Dppois
Would Be Too Explosive; B’ui
There Art Other Plans
Bill illitlliliiii
lllll lllilllli Willi
lisrohanis' an Manufacturers
Members Talk up my fishers
A number of matters having a bear.
log on the welfare of the city. and. In
fact. the whole town, come In the so
antics of the Merchants and Mann-
facturers‘ Association. last night. at
he monthly meeting. held at the South
\Iorwnlli (7. lub The nssociation is very
much alive and has started a oampsign
of action with a determination that
means business. For more than two
hours questions concerning the divel
opment of the community were dis-
cussed with great earnestness. includ-
._ ...-
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
Billillllill Bill if
“Willi iIllSEll
sun to Have mm) Cami
and Deposits of $2 ,ooopoo
llnnlt of Brooklyn closed its doors to‘
“lay and the superintendent of banks
has taken possession of the institu-
lon'n business. The blink has a copi-
fill of 8200.000, with deposits “grunt
in over 32.000.000. .8. R. Slims is
president of the institution. This is the
second blink failure in Brooklyn with
In .ll week the first being the union
Han
At the office of the stats “postulate
dept of books the foileisisgflloumfl
was given out today:
of the Bomush Bank of Brooklyn were
held at the olden of the banking do
partment. 52 Broadway. at 6:30
been called by President Shem.
"After a conference with the super
Intendeut of banks rewarding the nu
usual demands being made upon the
Institution at its Eighth Ward brunch.
and considering the character of the
Assets for which the pmeni maoaso
mont Is not responsible. the board do
rifled to request the superintendent to
biki- possession and thus mesons the
best interests of all dormitors.
“Pursuant to the request and the
provisions of the banking law. the
superintendent has. taken possession
of.tho property and business of the
corporation.
“lilo further statement regarding the
condition of the book will be made un-
til the iuVontorIes have been complet-
ed.
"There has been on withdrawal of
deposits from any other institution. "
Superintendent Cheney said that
the conditions attending the closing of
the bank were almost Idenilcll with
those which led to the closing of the
Union Bank. As was the case wlih thi-
Union Bank. the Boroguh was obliged
to suspend din-ins the panic of will.
and was roe nisod following the
panic. The no meat won on
llgoddo assume lisbillf as which have
been a heavy load, and the suspension
of the Union Bank had a boil effect on
the Borough. which wss known to be
In the same position.
Superintendent Cheney would not
venture sn opinion as to the condition
of the built. or as to the position of
the dandelion. This. he said. would
be made known when the examiners
who are working on the bank'p boobs
hIVo none-u their work.
The superintendent of banks said
that no other financial institutions
wars is tiled in the failure of the
Borough
The “Boron? Bonk closed Its doors
In October. 907 as n result of the
panic. nail stories that were told that
the institutions funds had been mis-
a ppmprlatsii sound the indictments:
Its resides Howsrd Maswull. and its“,
comes. bur D Demolish. Presi-
dent nus-n committed suicide a few
for by slittins his tiniest
said“ Ihesrs. of the Borough
"The aloof of the eloping of the
Union Bonk has been severely felt
the" Borough flank durlns the last
“if:
Baltic
obsnit's ready
hobanlis assets;
Ilsvsil. are more than :ii s'ts leper
all depositors and stop he era is fill.
wore to a gro‘s‘t extent inherited
«the former msiiasemsnt Web on
its suspension two yours sso. The so
which. it Is be
roof
will and in use suburbs. s
it stills tinsel
off
I’wright. who his
“new upon maximal
N claim upon theri‘
NEW YORK. April 7.~—-'I‘he [9010th ,
"A meeting of the baud of directors
o'clock last night. the meeting bovine
few gym mid showed mm“ in exhaust- .
sets are to a considorsbls extant In 3
rouprtr. both iii the ”“1”“ .
W .
liioli misspelled. .
"The ”wfiv. instillu y to msrirst this ‘
“Bi V' W
thistle musobmseiotbosos‘tgy
L mama ohm "
' Sydney ll.
home in one or lbs
that iii tie bill of
If. Cushin. of New
for the rent of on
. This sum is .
found by Cunning.
to court to M
wood, which could
heihel In addition hilt brought by
Cushing. The suit . brought
against Rosenfeld' s of , nip Rosen-
fold. The latter is ” as a de-
fendant. til the p In Bethe!
stands on he reco her home.
This property this plot ii! alleges has
been purchased by inopsys of Sydney
Rosoofold. who. wit "t valuable con
sideraflon. caused tho lie to the prop
erty to be recorded the name of
Genie Rosenfold for‘tbe purpose of
cheating Ina defrauding tbs plaintiff.
and to pan out hint oulloollng the
rendered to
ill claims a
StiffdsnIsnt lien
andNthst he be
0 said property.
“spills your
of William
pills and address
his favor. .
foreclosure of not
against all defondsn
out In possession of
“Ann for prices b
junk. have the edil
liilfron. or. sun in. N
on wagon. 8i: cents
until Apr. “blithely .
mm Mr Worm
avenue lost cumin: trash was great
fun when the lien lines" and Never
\i’as‘ bold Iliersf twu sittings in their
enchrc uiiirnsinaoi Tho panics were
pinned and afterward toffee. sund-
wlrlics and cipsrs wow onioyod by
the pistons
The total of flip scrum. slum In list-
iaii below. mulled In it victory for
.ilir lies limeiia' 23 to 2d
First Sitting.
Hos linens. flames.
Edward fluffy. John Ymu . ..o u 0--n
if. Naiwl‘prd. if, liowd ......
i‘. ilorgan. P. Ward .........
Iii lo-E
Oil 0 0
.i. flurry. M. (trough ......... if U l i
ll. Kearney, P. llurkr ....... I I 0»— -2
l.. (honestly. ii. iirsciirn ....u If I- I
J Cassidy.hi t‘arow ....... l l o 2
Never Was. Gaines
.l. Tierney. if MoAIIIuii-r ...i I Iwil
Edward floods. l“. Ward ..... il l Owl
C. Ward. J. McQuillan ...... I i I-«ti
ll. Foeley. If. Matthews ..... l i it”!
(E. Smith. J. Friend ......... 0 I) l ~~~~~ i
I-‘. Dials. M. fiurns .......... I I 0—”:
Williams. Slisnaliiin ......... ii 0 lel
h for auto tires N
« were nonunion iii the last meeting
' next, Monday evening. so its to com-
Inspection of up Present struc-
furs Being finds by Inter-
spied Parties Today ‘
i. I. iiniu Iii "
ruins militillill
llsv. NA..F. Board Finds Thai Dili-
pr Duties Prevent ills Acting I
Possible changes Iii the side lines
of Wsebington street in coonection
with the new bridge and an Inspection
of the old structure this afternoon
were the chief topics under discussion
at the meeting of the bridge building
committee. held lost night at the town
quarters In Wall street.
The members of the bridge commit-
tee and others to whom an Invitation
has been extended arc to assembles. at,
the Mshscltenio Hotel at i ocloclt this
afternoon and proceed from there id
the bridge In a body. it was voted.
by the committee last night to invite
to this. conference the members of the
committee appointed by the town
meeting of a year or so ago. when It
was determined to start work looking
otwsrd a new bridge. Major Harry ‘l‘sy-
for of New founded. the government
engineer for this district. the commit
fee on the removal of buildings from
the bridge. and Charles N. Wood. the'
town engineer.
Thomas l llsyfnond acted as choir-i
man [ll‘Malll of last night's meeting.
at the remnant of Chairman Augueius i-‘
Iieard. fir. Heard suited to be relieved .
entirely of the chairmanship of the.
committee but no notion use taken
on the matter The chairman unnatu-
ed that be it'liels daily to soil from
his work in the city. his duties are
.rsther arduous.
i‘iiairsish Raymond reported on be
half of the sub-committee of three who
do pp Into” the issuer of Washington
unetohs’w Hessiilhp‘lls‘tl W
copied the matter to the law s‘nd
council of the City of South Norw'allt.
and the committee Is now awaiting
their action. ‘
last night's meeting also voted to
bars a committee of two to look“in
to lhe present Washington street
bridge. to utilise them as much as
IsiasIva for the new bridge. Chair-
man Raymond. who was delegated to
nann- the committee. appointed Sam.
uei Lynne and John J. llsnlou.
The building cuiiimitteee‘s report
will be submitted to the town meeting
next blondsy night by n soil-commit
loo. whose duty if is to prepare a rt»
port of the committee's doings thug
hir In the bridge. pmjeci_ The sub-
committee will meet pt 7: 'lil ocloielt
plete their work before the town moot-
lng. which Is to be held at 8 o'clock.
All of the members of the bridge
oouuniiiee were on hand last night. in-
eludlns A. i‘. ilesrd. ‘l‘, . Raymond.
J. J. "anion, J. ft. hichls on. WillinmI
Total for second sitting giving Has.
Beans a victory. ii to 7
These Has Beans "hover was" best
on. so they soy. and after the first
sitting they rallied and showed their
spirl by six winnlns games out of a
bis 7. The nest gables will he
played at the club house the latter
urt‘ of next who! and tho Never Was'
are thinkin of changing their homes
“1'er Beaten Again.“
‘Nflflfd ‘Minfllill nor was the official
scorer. .
W
wshu‘sso‘sv ”DIAL wiper onus
bliss M Vorlifi was the hostess
from Will“ Olilli. yesterday not.
of flies hosts on milepost. HID-on
In; “ff.” "Win13 “""
wsa rs. .
, i if: thou! rile
, Moran. Issac (bomb and fiamuel
defga‘fmazsornmfu MIT": :ndcil iu Lynne. bailey Montgomery. who was
i ’ ‘ ' appointed secretary and clerk at the
Isoond sitting. last umotiug. wss else on hand to pen
Has lioens. mm... form the duties of that position.
.I. flurry. if. (Yimsh . , ....I I INN~-i ,
ii: Duffy. J. not . ........ ..t I amtI~
5.. “.1... r. 3...... ....... I o o... NNIADIDIAII IIIOAI'lIiIlIlTEil
. (lass dy. M. larew ..... . .0 I i~~-2 .
fl. Natteford. M. Ilowd .l I I-—.'I THE 1.0" Tami“.
L. Conneally. H llrsclicu . l i limit . .
F. Ward. C Dorgan ........ .l 0 l- s Thom was another of the excellent
Nevin w" Games untertaimucnts given under the nus.
.l. parody. W. Mo'flllsier . .tl ii 0 o pious of the Town 'i‘uachors‘ entertain
B “I”. E AMI 9'" ------ II 1 1 nieni course in no. hish «2an ball.
3.33:3: f'fiflg‘r g 3, $1“? and a sootlly number of movie were
.. .......... '
ii. Burns. if. state ......... .u o 0—4). "WM“ “Willi! '0 In MIMI“ by
I‘ Wsrd ii‘. Hands . .o o i—«l the slight of hand performance of Rol-
f). ward. .l. iiioQuIIIall 0 I owl mire.w the well known and excellent
for the morphs" of the Wednesday ”it
musician. They were doomed to a dis-
appointment however. as he was on-
ship to be present and the man sent
by file agency to fill his place was not
a brilliant mousse in his worii. Ho
dwelt too long upon the tricks In
which the audience was needed to as
sist him. and the entertainment was
decidedly tedious on thpt wponut. The
people wanted WWW up do a
tflck Gi‘ M'll
“filmy“ Moduli.
on the card l'l‘lifl‘t‘ii
as his assistant. for such I ions timed
‘irsally y doubted his
tricks by hin’r
it {‘15. did shown it
it... all one mom will be
short piers. “firm as ,
imen were in the wreckage. Bis
definitely how many were caught and-
New York. and taken altogether withi hit by a
the plans and specifications Isvrtsinlng A
WWI
(horn of the Shore Line
Trpllffy Dempsey at this place gave
way suddenly thlp morning and crash-
ed to the ground floor. carrying with It
several men whp were at work on it
sud burying beneath it a number of
others who were working in the struc-
ture. It was stated thst at least ten
De"
sons were removed immodistsly after
the roof had fallen. among them being
Jerry Kshan, of Springfield, an... the
superintendent at the barn. and Wil.
um flood. of Chester. Conn. The cm.
are were a Swede and three itallans.
whose names were not learned. Kahsu
wits the most seriously lull. Nb: back
and one leg being broken. it lessred
his injuries may prove fatal; Hood's
injuries so far as could be determined.
consisted largely of cum and bruises
Some hfty men were employed affirm
the structure which was nearing com-
pletion. but a number of those hurried
away for assistance Immediately after
the accident and it could not be stated
or the fallen roof but it was believed
that the number it the outside would
not be more than twelve
The victims were placed on a special
train and sent to the New Haven Hos-
pital for manhunt.
The cause of the accident has not
been determined. Several men were
at work laying a for paper covering on
the roof when it gave way. A number
of uprights within the building sup
ported the roof. and It is thought that
some of these either gave way or were
accidentally knocked from under the
ro'of. which being unable to beer the
weight on it. caved In.
NEW HAVEN. April 1—me Ks
bun. who was brought to the New Ha-
ven Hospital enduring from a broken
back and log. sustained in the wreck
of the Shore Line Trolley Company's
now our barn at naybroolt died hers
shortly after 1 o‘clock this afternoon.
5
John O'Brien. the stranger who was
train at tho Winnipauk depot
several, days ago. continues In shout.
the same condition at the Norwslli
Hospital. There has been little choose
in his condition.
WANTED.,
WANTID “assume lRONth- AND
cleaning. by the clay or work. Unis]
wsslivi null lmuur. 120 Tiiylnr
so.
a? if
RELIABLE MAN"
lllqlfll‘i'
WANTIO- JIUUD
Kil lilit Iliiiil Ill
Unless Answer Denise Sophie:
tending ithroogli
of. the system of the company‘s new
and was turned down in New Haven
. .hflim “lg Tbyiofl
lismhsr of the conference Blind
can; Putin Iii the Saudi?
N do «bummer
*‘ niriiu nun
Request for flow wage and
Regarded almost as a slap In the "
face by the tmlleymen who are loos.
their conference
board for an increased wage schedule ‘
with the Connecticut company oamo‘ “
the posting yesterday In the car barns 'N "N
u had”
week
26-cent-slx year wage scale.
been offered to the men. last
(Continued on second Page.) ‘ , . 1
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osntsi I times.
sacli oasfditional “thing:
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TO LIT-481}! ROOMS. WITH AL]. “1- ,
ruvemcnts. No. fill Clay i-lf, uststlrs. J .
)isosn. Central Hotel cor. uonroe nnd' ‘
Chestnut Sis. south some. as at
TO LET —-8TORE FORMERLY OCCU-
plod by if. Joliffo. opposite railroiid sta-
tion. bsugatuck. sol able for gammy
business Apply Jon iii Morton, “rs;
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sloop “ands. Slain tech. .. eund ion. -
fully ”“0“; suitable for s filer). co’ '
Inquire i‘sspi. John I! ”Heroin-«j
who understands gardening. tn wot-it by “m“ Ruwnyton.s.13t 3.}!
$03?" "“W‘” n“ A' ”W“ $2.; roe says Two new li.K vows. _
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«ml housework. except clicking. Apply at .
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loiiors. in imblo neighborhood; family
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