WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight. Friday warmer; llobt
louthlrly windl.
Alcoclnlo lune ulwc anon, ALL~ more or Till Tombs iv A lanolin. wulu AND curl own council. 1
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ESTABLISHED .1870 ““‘W‘ li‘“'....i’ 9° whom... "MW" SOUTH NORWALK. CONN; WTHURSDAY. APRIL 14. Auto. ( TWO CENTS
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lAlA UUU
A tall
lilllU
One Woman Killed lncttlntly, A
Man Fatally and Another Wo-
man Seriously Injured
insulin illllli
stun luluulll
Latter titted from Track and
lint-led 30 Feet in Sidewalk
MERlDEN. April li.~—0nn woman
was killed outright, another Woman Vic-
t'louul)‘ injured and a man probably in-
tnliy hurl when a south-bound pillilit'll-
ger train on the New York. New Ho.
you and Hartford Railroad. curly to-
day .Vitruclt ii large touring car in
which the. three were. The nutonioblle
Willi .Vimtttiilcd to pieces.
The woman killed woe Mrs. Edwnrd
Murdoch, 25 years old. of Slmubury.
who in in a critical condition at the.
local hospital. and litre. John ‘6. Send
cl'uon. about 23 ycars old. wheue injur-
ies are serious. but not thought to be
total. H
The accident hnppcned til the North
Colony :iti‘t‘t‘i grade cronrlnlt. VV'ht-re
the view or the railroad track I5 ob-
ucured by a large building. it in be
iieved that. the occupants of the an
tomoblle did nothour the approaching
trttin. and had tiltnout. clcaretl the truck
when the locomotive struck the roar of
thtV cur, lilting it end hurling it n dis-
tliuce of thirtv feet to the curb in
North Colony utroel. Mrs. Murdock
who occupied the rear seat. was
thrown n dintunee of ii") foot or more
over the bends of her companions. and
struck head first on the rtlrbutonc.
frnclnrlng her skull. it is believed
that death Willi instantaneous.
(.‘nrtls and Mrs. Sandoval-n were.
thrown from the f ward eeut ltnd Cur~
lie was rendered... nonunion. Mrs.
Sanderson will d
after it few minutes, though bruised
nlld otherwise hurt, she managed to
cruel on her hand» and llneeit a db;
'Vtttnce of “MI?” yard: to the near-
est nonmwiitt the Mom id. cm
iiiCIMltl ware dunlmoned ln‘d e tutor
or given attention it ana stated that
while Mrs Schliemann injuries were
serious and possibly lulcrnul hurts
uoulds develop it was not thought
they would have fatal tel-tulle.
'i‘hc automobile watt completely
wrccitetl.
'l‘llc first llltinlntlon lllc titlillot'ltlcti
here had of the accident was when the
engineer of the plitllienltcr train inform
etl the policeman at the station that
he htVlIcV'cd tllnt no bad Iill something.
An oxutninutiou of the flout oi the on-
uille Vine made and it nap found that
the clone bcnul bud been nplit and lil-
Vlo them was it portion of fill untolno
bile on it. This lot] to up llil't'sllittl‘
lion and n luilo nwtly they found tilt-
wreck.
The pnrty Wt'l‘t‘ On their wny to visit
Mrs. Sitntlcrson'u mother in thin oily. u
l'chtiivc of M rs. Murdock.
(‘urlln in nu nutotnobllcV lll‘illt'i‘ in
Slumbury. and in mild to bc the «on
of n chnltlly resident of that piticc.
Mrs. Murdock wall the wife of u out
tlon uncut til Slnltlbury. Mrs. Handcr-
son in n lesldcnt of this “city
RIIT GDRFESBEO T0
llIIIIIKEII STERLING
S’l‘AMlV‘iillIi. April I1."‘.I0i§i‘lill Kol-
Vvycltlt, a former, and his son. llllclittcl,
HlxIt'till-yilitl'th)l(I. chrc nrret-ltod yelili‘l“
titty on nilfipltllOll of knowing nonle-
thlng about the robbery of the between
of Horucc H. liclllttncl'. curly 'i'uetttltly
motion. and during which n violent ill'
tuck wnn nutde on iiolllngcr. The no»
llico clultn to how nocured it partial
t-out‘etullou front the boy, who lit‘l'til‘fl'
but to thc authorities claims tlmt llc
vrttii compelled to enter the coop by bill
iillllttr lind that about the time he ltlld
blnccti nttniechlckenu lll ll rccepluelc
to be taken any. Belllnlter appeared
ltnd tile encounter occurred. liolllng-
ci'. WIIOM‘ cye wan nearly gauged out in
uddlllon to other inlurlen being inflict-
I‘ll. bl reported today tilt improving and
‘Wlll. it in predicted. recover.
'llllBliElls Esclrtll .
null oven slalom)
Bi’lthtl Ci’l‘i’. 'l‘enn.. April l-l.~«-
Robber» dyonnllletl the vault oi the
Flint Nittlonnl flank of this pinch, our-
ly today. and outlined with more than
Sibfltltiti Bloodhonndll have been pine
ed on the bull
Shortly after i o clock this morning
one or the robbers entered the elation
of the Cincinnati Southern road here.
covering the (monitor with his revel
yer tutti captioning him to be nullit. im-
medidtely utterwurd u notion oi exnio
titan: wrecked the entire front of the
bank building. The robbers remained
ill the building about twanty minutes
gathering their plunder and eticuped
iii-t as relldentu of the intro lie-tin
arriving at the bank.
.
By ”)6 ll'liII. bill
l
l
l
i
‘penditlu-on
liliilli null lilii
illiii ililiilili l'iiiii
Objects to llnvlng Any Portion cl
Dock Property Taken for
the New Structure
Something new in the way of coth
nitration in the new Washington
street bridge project and having no
bearing of itself on the removal or
bulldingu truth the East Norwaik up-
prouch, developed today. When it was
announced that the estate of the late
John H. Ferris ht deeply oppoucd to
the appropriation of part of Its dock
procrty in connection with moving
the bridge further south.
At the town meeting, Monday even.
lug. in giving the report of the build-
lug committee, Dr. Augustus F. Heard.
the chairman. announced that the colui
mittec in in favor of shifting the
bridge to the notithwurd.
it was learned froth on anthoritallvv
source that if it nhonid.be finally do-
cided to bllild the bridge south of the
prencnt structure, the matter will pro-
bably be fought to the very end by
the li‘crriu cutnte, which owns the cotti
yard properly. Any encroachment
upon this propcrty is considered a ser-
ionn condition by tho hulru to the co-
intc. who hold that it. would make the
balance of the property vulueieau as it
cool yard: in this connection it ill
pointed out that in once of legal coll-
lrovurny, the building of the bridge
might be ticlnycd for several yours.
There seems to be a mietlkcn illi-
pl'cseion on tho purl of thc general
public regarding the extent oi the
Ft‘l‘l'lfi conl .V'itrtl property at the
bridge. Some people hove supposed
that the uectlon north of tho highway.
where the office in located and part of
the yards no well. belongs to the For.
rig culutc, wllcrcnn. as it matter of
fact. it is owned by the cuttttc of thc
liltc Louis liltymonti. of Wilton, nnd lit
simply rented by the Fct’rln l‘o.tl (tom
puny. Some people have thought it
would he a compensating arrangement
ll tllc bridge “‘(‘l‘f‘ to he mmctl it short
Vvuy south that it would simply be it
question of thc point at which the
highway wan to cut throuphdhc For-
rlti properly. it was explained totlni‘.
however. that the Ferris (Tontpuny‘n
dock lit-low tllc bridge in now none too
long nnd than it‘ part of it Iii tullen for
the. bridge tilcrc will not bc unough
room left to unload burgeu.
lillllS liillllll .
Illi illillll‘li Milli
Proctor d Sanderson. of New
York, Said to Be Negotiat-
ing IDl‘ ll
_. .. "m...— .....—
From Now York court's lhc report
that lloyt‘u Theatre is nlliilll antth to
cilnultc llltlllli'i and reversed out-c llllll‘t‘
into the V'nndeV “It‘ division. under the‘
liltinnccnlcnt of i’roclor A‘v Sautlcruon.
who lanc Iiit'idii‘t‘h‘ ut Unc llundrctl
nnd ’i‘chntV-llflb Nil'l‘t‘l \‘tVVv York:
Mount \‘crnon. tutti mime 2.3 or iii) other
plitccn.
it is being told about the nitruction
booking dirtrlct in New York lllul lt‘l't'd
l’roclor. «on of I". ll. l'rootol'. of the
Kcltll Al l’l'octor circuit. ucgolltilcti the
tuition up of thc it'lltit' ior lioyt's Thon-
trc with Henry llononbcrg. lllc brcscnl
iceacc. I‘It‘iitit‘ Manager Tom Kitby
could not bc ”‘1'” today in rcfcrcncc
to tho report. Mr. Kirby, it one ullltcti
ill tllc theatre. would not he buck until
7:30 this urchins.
Iloyl'u 'T'licttlt'c ann lttltcll lth-r by
Ilcnry ltononbcrg lnul your. end titlr~
luv, the outnnlcr underwent cinborntc
alterations and lmprttvolnontu. llii‘lli'l
inn 1an rebuilding oi the prom-onion:
boxcu, new Chl‘pflifi. new orchcntru
t‘Illlll‘H nnd the building of n canopy
(Wt‘l‘ the front of the cutrllncc. tutti
the elaborate improving of the latter
with marble. ltilnlt. brthVV Vvork tutti
new electrical ilxltircn.
Originally. with the tithing up of the
It‘tltio by Mr. lioncnberg, llItt non, .icr.
otno Illinctlbtwg. t‘IllIIt‘ here an manner.
The lllnlot Ml lttwcnburg hurl lloi been
II(‘l‘t' fut Millli‘ little.
E I. IIILl. Ills MEETING
WITH THE PRESIDENT
Conference Said to Be on Sub-
icoioi Sugar Trust Evidence
“hm
WASHlNiv'l‘UN. April I4.‘*‘"0|Ii'i‘~
addictive Hill. of .Connecticul. clttllr
man of the lllllth' committee on etc
in the trounury depart-
ment. had an extended conference
with Pl‘tiiildelil 'i‘iifl .V'entertluy.
it won nuld Mr. Hill culled ill refer.
once to the Fitzgerald resolution.
which unite the president if it in com-
pallble with the public llltorenlo to
make public tit this time the govern-
ment's information against the lit)-
called nusur trout by needing it to
congreun. When he left lhtV White
HOIIHt‘ Mr. Hill mild that. he did not.
consider it expedient for congress to
have the information at this Junciure
of the clue.
lie. lndieuted that he would oppose
any uttempt to not the litigation res-
olution out or committee.
ill I] P All
ill PllRKilHllPS
ill HIS Wl
Frank Schirmcr Committed Dill-
er Disagractlhle Acts anti
Failed to Support tier
lilllllll illilllliil lllllll
BllI'llI Illlii ItSIlIllllli
Justice Willmett Continued Case
for Argument llulil Monday
A,
Whether it tnnn line it right to hurl n
plate of pork chops llt hilt wife. and
noun: other It‘Rllll'l‘fi in the Why of
nunnull. not to Viptittk of uonmupporl
were points upon which .illl-ltice \l'il-
iIlllll ll. \V‘llllnolt. .lr., of linrtcn, wun
.‘lilllltl upon to rt-cclvc ltVtitltilony that
night at one of that town'u celebrated
ll'lillli.
linrltVli'n intuit-c court is called upon
to hear u pl'cnl Variety of lypcu ill
clinch. from murder down to trending
on your tlt‘iillllltil":. cornn, bill last
night's trial in dcncrlbcll is nnlqnc ill
non-rill icnpccla‘. (‘oull lrinin :tl‘t"
town t‘\lililh that arc lookcti forward
to in intricn lunch tiltcl‘ lhc ulnnncr
ol‘ circus NV. and it Iii IlllIt't‘tI ll cour
lnonplucc cilargc llutt illicit not bring
out n cpuVVd lo hour the lcutltnouy.
r‘t-ullk Schlrmen. u IV'orotou mun. oc-
cupicd thc center oi the Mill“! ml the
i\(‘t‘lltli‘fi and his wife, Mm. Nettie
licilirulcl'. uliti tlic plnilllin'
For ch-crnl dnyu, since the writ VvttVV
gotmn out in Mrs. Ht‘llil‘llli‘l' mid ilorvoti
on her lillrillltlltl. llnrieu Ind Noroton
lth'c bcctl talking. about the case. All
it t‘tlilrt‘tlllt‘l‘lt‘t‘ lllcrr- tune it gcnulnc old-
fnnltltilll‘ll toVVn tut-cling crowd out lull
night. Thcrc “‘l'l‘i‘ anVytVtii on both
sides. the legal trtttV-rniiy coming over
from Sinnllord. one to would tbc lthnl
pl‘mit‘l‘lilllli: oiiiccrx and tbc other to
Vici‘culi b‘clltrlinl lil'lcllV. nccoitlitltz it)
tllc Vthl. ,Strhirincr wlilt cliorgV-d VVltll
ntutwnpport Mill .Vreznuil.
Thong who “1910 not acquainted Vvilll
llltV Sclilltnertt pcmonnlly were not 8
little nurprluctl to diucovur thl!‘ Mm.
drillrtucr let dent and dumb. Ait n eon-
«Vollcnco. hcr ttVntililony did not rever-
btnntc. to any grout citlctll about lllr
)otlrl lotllll. though what it invited in
minute of wound it lolly tnttdc up in
spit-incur it furl, it hnu con-ted no in
tic lilIIt nronud llll‘ tout) it out. (“'5-
0:1thth this morning by n lutrlcll mun
‘h bclnn decidedly licb find in not con-
sitlcrcd nil cnbuncinl; the opinion oi the
pcttplc tVi llll‘ thVV‘ll concerning the tic
fVVudttnl. 'l'hc testimony writs thc luuul
lllit‘l‘cntlilx iiurlcn lute Ililil til it lolly-
little it “llfi :tlnlwl lilim tit-illlmvr‘c,
fll‘i‘t‘rll flint he would nmttltuln that: he
“no not mnrrlmi lo the plaintiff but
lira Scltlrml-l appcnrn lo have Hillkt'll
Illa flllllh by producing ti luxtrriilpc t‘i'l‘
tlflcntc. m colloctplcncc of which the
nuplinbt VV't-rc (‘Ulll‘t'tlt'fl by ticfclltintll
coltnultl,
.\lr.-. St-illrincr lcalillcd regarding
Vitriotlu Tallllll‘t‘h oi Scbiilucl'n conduct
The colitplnlltl Ih Mililititit‘tl to thc
been brought up directly by his Illll‘lv
log n pitttcni‘ pork chnlnt All the “onion
She testified that who \Vi‘lb nlrnck on
the ankle, lllc ltlttt-r nuulllnp iuldly
Mru. tiehlrnlt-r was attended by In,
lionnc. of Newton. She wrote in Ilf'l
lctililnonv that on nnotbcr ltilln. Sclltr~
mcr hit Iif‘l‘ chr thc chnd with n pnpcr
pnd, bringing on car» lronblc, lllltl ci-
pittlllctl further that he hull nculcrtcti
her nupporl.
After hot-ring lbc teatiluoui lus't clo-
nllm, .lnnllcc \l'illtnolt conllnoml lb.
".ch until litV\l Millltlfl’i cicllilln. VVilcn
he will hour the urxllnlontn,
Scblrmcr, it In utnlctl, l. inlt-rcVit-tl
ill chicken minim; tilltl i.“ in thc liltilit'
crushing blutlllemt.
"’MW
ROAD II" GIIT RATES III
IT8 IIEVI TERRITORY
~~~—-»v» . _,
it one reported in rullrtnitl
licru totltly lllill it til the intention of
the New Haven rnllrollti to reduct-
rule» on puncnltcr nlltl freight traffic
between uouthcrn New i'lnitlnnd poiulu
and points in tinnndn and ill the north
chtt following the opening of the pro
polled New lluvon route. by Wily of the
litmton ll Mninti. from New York to
hiberbrooitu in the Province of Quebec.
The railroad colnpnny'n «tutotncnt of
,V'eiltordtt)’. till pnbiinhotl in thin pupcr.
Nllld tho buliiliouit in thin direction
could be bundled more efficiently and
economically than tornwrly. The New
Haven needll to build Ill till only 24
lnlion of truck to have its own through
line and if thin construction will mean
a more et‘oiitittllt‘ll arrangement. «hip
porn in this district who build freight
to polntu lilotlu the propelled line and
to points further north in t‘unuda and
in the northwoilt seem to expect. that
freight rittntt will he cut.
M ii reduction of rnloll the New lilt-
veu would be telling the initiative til
it rain war with the Grand Trunk
which for yearn hull had it copper riv-
eted eluteh on the postman handled In
this dlalrlct. The (trend 'i’rnnlt‘tt move
to enter Providence was the Cilililt‘ of
the New Hutton necking lie own line
into Canada end that a war of retell hi
to follow in indlcuted by uuomcltli rc-
t‘Il't‘lt‘r
iiilllilllllm . U
illi'h
Baseball Snob): The Sixteen to
Eleven in Flvdt‘ cl fluerVIks
W
’l‘ he Notulilk HI; Uduiiuul played the
Mmrili liueineui. co m. in the t‘olo-
nlal lot fi'eaterdly “thrown. and the
lililllit‘ resulted in u defeat for the latter
tennl Norw’ulk Hi3!) tutti improved
)tlncc their «time with Overlook. The
green and white started oft in the first
inning with three runs to Merrill'll
blank. and kept. the lead in all but
one inning. until the genre cloned.
about ii o'eloeit, Will) I score of 16 to
it. ticynlour and ireiund were there
with the hits and were cloneiy fol-
lowed by Greenwood. Martin and Toy-
Inl'. tioley'u eprlnltng ability aided hill)
greatly in nieullnlt holes. li‘or Merrill.
lioltus. Barrett. and liriucoll wore the
honvy hitters. Martin pitched on ex-
cellent paint) and Greenwood held hint
well in the absence of ii. lichoch. who
Will-i told of! by (‘optnin lrclund for
thin Knuth. .
The school with. of the neverui Mel»
lIII glrht with their pfinantn and the
many High school strip with tlinirti.
w lot line to sec Thin uplrll ht no doubt
on Illt c nthd to the lillvt’rit to try their
Iltlrtivt'l to will and Merrill was right
there with the "try" but hiid little inte-
cmot. liocney. Rose and Shel-bun. of
thc Murrlll school. ntic. forum-r lllxll
SE‘lliKll hilltli'lll‘d. null neetned particu.
itirly anxiona to "slip one chr” on
llillli. 'l‘ile fluent fill in the ulterntmn
\vuo Illitdo by thc diminutive firmn-
wood, wllcn he rout-bod third bone with
time in upll‘t‘ before the bull come
back from the outtlcld.’ in High uchool
going to win another
this Ht'MWIl? 'l‘lley one started well.
with two games won. A coach will
bc engaged this week And then the
hole- will get in twine bard recline,
The following was the lineup and
number of run» made by each player:
Nolunlk lilgh tithinlwirelntld. on
Forum out”. t‘oloy. l!“ l: Seymour
‘lb :; I‘l‘illhn‘lli.Al1MIiIlllB rf. i;
‘l‘ttylor, L'l).. ‘2:
till. ll. 2’.
Merrill
2. Stark.
if. i, llyreoy, 3b.. 1:
lb, IV: Home. it. 1: below,
Rollo. c l: lint-roll. L. 2.
l nipirov vMIicfiit And Title
Scoltrwt‘ t‘ Hnbbell.
iillilliiliil Ill!
.3.
21).
day Rewind in Victory for
Norwalks 6 to 2
'I‘ltt‘
Acndcllly.
cut pct (if
:lt""‘ upnllll'ti
root ct'ts.
It} ll
AGill. til
Viinnllm by n M‘tllt' of V1 to :
'l'ht- ()H'llmilt tram. ulcntly “length-
cm lltul lltc dun pinyin;
KltMlict. hold lili-
lillIN‘, nil of which were llllli’If'
llrnl lnillnl! lV‘rtVln thia initiltR
Manor buy-t had no "llitlil‘t' of tit‘tn'illl:
and hill our war rcnchcll third.
li‘oi‘ (I‘t‘i‘lttt‘li Merrill. linclllcr. .\ltVt=
pics and “HINT |iIlt,\‘l‘(I it great lttltlic.
V'iillc for Manor Monroc. stiller and
linuicln canl- tl off tltc honors.
'I‘liV‘ llilcllp was an lullnun:
-Vl ‘lct'riii uftd
.‘liilliii' lhlnlclu. p.: Frank. c.; imi-
nllnu. 1b.. h‘ltnon. 2b,. Hillier. :ib;
‘I‘hottlpntm. to»; Monroe. rt; ltouctc
uncut. cl: lii‘ttlnobci’, ii
lircrltmk ~I\'uc|llcr. p. KIIMVI', c.;
ilrtmi. ll).; Mcrrill, Lib. Strongly, (ll).
,‘hil‘Ulf‘h‘ «ti .
Palmtop. rf.
Score by llllilliiili.
lluut. lt‘. Alugu, cf.;
lillt‘llt‘il boil lillnlobt Si
(in uc.\t 'l‘litlltitltti iii’crluuk VVill pltly
the tenth of hiertlll t ‘ollcgl- on tin- (it
otlook glollndu
illill annotate
llilT Ill sturitnt
Willi LRFDLLETTE
Senator—wanton Assertion
About Bolton d: Maine
M4.
Will-lllthl'i‘th. I). (3.. April li.~-v
Senator linikoley bl planning to pro-
pound ntltnnroutt quefltimla to Senator
llnli‘ollelle. of Wiltconilln. ill regard to
Illii nut-och on the iidiniulntrtttlon ruli‘
rend bill. and the New York, New Hil-
ven It Hurtfovd rnlimd.
Senator Lu Follotte but been ”milk“
but but a short time yesterday. when
the Connecticut. Senator loolt oocnttian
to interrupt, hint, and frequently thoro-
ltftur united questions or corrected
some of the etulomontil of the insur-
gent loader.
Particularly did Boltutor Bulkolcy
deny Senator lntii‘oiiotte‘n Mledl‘thlifi
that the mud wan it competitor of tile
Benton it Maine. He cited several in-
stance: to prove but contention.
The Connecticut counters. while
they refused to be quoted on the
npeeob are not all in sympathy with
ports in railroad circles.
(Illlmllltilifllili)
til‘rcitwood. r... 2; Mac
Shoclum. in. 1; "Piece“, cf.,
I’ctrlo.
tiny lint
Ball Game tn Stamllrd Yester-
bnncbnil team «vi the liver-loot.
IIT'KT‘
tourncicd to titlln~
furti .Vcnlcltini Aflcrtlmm nnd itflllt’illt‘
iiu' Manor hi‘lltllll inlll can”).
«tit-ti b\ the addition nl lch “PW piny-
.\lnnor Icon: to trio
in the
tllc
Bulklioy interrupts Wisconsin
HREMEII w
SAP ll llll
ill Blilllli
Blaze in Did Dollar on Property
Owned by Jeremiah Donovan
Caused l Scare
l’ll'iil lilil lliillii
lint ililii lilili
Lexington Avenue Fire Caused
Damage of $200
Prompt work of a number of people
employed in the vicinity. and ti few
of the Illi'llllicrfi of the South Net-walk
Fire Dcpnrtlneut prevented a bail
IlIIIZl‘ from gaining headway, ltt Rnilv
rend avenue. South Norwnllt yesterday
uftcrnoou. The pile of paper and re-
fuse in the old cellar between the
buildings occupied by Holmium livery
lllilbli? mid lhc ohm; repair-ecu place of
bnulnctta cnuxht tire. and true burning
merrily when it was discovered.
(tool-ltd Ilnrvcy, lilo exprcounlcn. and
Michael (.lornlley. were among the HT!“
ones to discover the lintncll. and they
attempted to otttcttxuinh them by
throwing dirt on it, The fire had with
cd too much headway, and communion.
ted to the billboard in front of. the
property.
Chief of l’ollcc Vollulcr then turned
ill u still ninrin it) Putnam lloee Conl-
pnny'u quartet-n. and the chemical
truck. with liriver Frederick Scofluld.
.ir.. reepouded, t‘hicf Engineer llnrold
li‘. (fibril. Richard (‘reaglu Thomas
Smith. Frederick Coleman. not Mur-
rtty and l). W. lint-ford did good work
with the nppnrnluo and extinpuiuhed
the hunter. '
The property in owned by lint-Senn-
tor Jcrenllnh Donovan.
Lexington Avenue Fire Damage.
To i-‘lm t‘h‘tof Harold F Cluck it
looiut no it the fire which threatened
to destroy the home of Mr». Agni-Vt
Wheeler lit the lower end of letting-
toil avenue reluctant afternoon tutu
title to n deftctlvoiy built chimney. The
lean in his opinion in about $200.
When the dmtucn til-rived. offer be-
ing tlunioned front Ho: 2 . they found
the humor itching out n palhwny be-
tween the chimney Mid an addition to
the house. 'l‘ltcy chopped it way into
lhc heart of tlic blame and got busy
nilh a Illlc of hope fit that point. The
line Willi first turned up toward the
roof. which won in II fair Why of be
ing fillfiiifl‘l'fid and overcoming the
trouble II this point, the flames were
chtltou hack. on that they were kept
confined to n nitlnll limit The flrcnlcn
were bony on the you for about half
an hour.
-m—na—
lilii IlillSiiillli
uuuww
New York Body Authorizes a
Committee of Eight. and Ap-
propriate: $50,000
M M.........
Al liANi’. April li.-v~\\'ltholti ti (“8‘
ncnting vote. the Scuttle today lltlopl-
ed ti l'cunlulinn providing for the ap-
pointment of n colutniltcc of thrcc lieu
“““m 3‘" ” " " " 'U " "“ 2 More and five nutteulblvmcn to investi-
tchrith tttilunlun t‘. ,'_ ',_ V'ttVi iiill‘ V
1““, lllihi' llllll Kili‘llll‘l‘, 'I‘Illtliih‘t'ilJ pill IlIlt It [KI i lit‘ in H il "1!" till ll
5m“... ”"04"“... bin Mcrrill .t. KW... bcforc Mnrclt 1. lim, whnl lawn llhtllllll
lct‘. Alcnul. Knitter :3. "rant. ‘l‘lioulpntm. bc cnuctctl by the lcltlulnttlrti "to pro
bil‘lli‘k “iii "A Ilfllllt'l“ ll. ll." Kili‘llli‘l‘ \cnl corrupt prncllcott to influence the
ll. ilnitol. on lVllIlli Allnniclu 13. llii by
course of iclthtltltlon within the route
of Now York,"
i The committee. in uuthorlzcd to tnltc
up the tllitclollurtiu of NW Alldtrl‘ongor
brllmly inventimttion ltntl tllc fire in-
niit'aticc invctttlltltiion undertlken by
the Hupcrintcndetlt of ltntnrltuce
liotcbklua. und tiny npecllir chat-null
duly vcriflctl, unit to investigate any
other ltlnltcrlt pcl'tlllllltttt to the ionillth
live null ntutc tlcpltrtnlnntll which in
the opinion or thc committee vl'ui'rlnl
luvcatlpntlon. The rouolntlon clothed
the committee with the llllllill powers
tleleltutod to invontixuting comttltttooti
and provide» 360.000 for tillil‘llifl'd. Hen
ntor Trnvlu. of Brooklyn tutti than he
bollcV-ndlllut the government. should
have reprnncntiltitni on the committee.
For thlll reason he Mild he would in-
trodnco later a bill providing tor tin
luvetttiutlon by u cmniuiulllon whonc
membership would include oitlzonli all
well on legislators; The resolutlml an
adopted was sent tit. once to the alumni
l) Iy .
“A“..WM...
WEALEYAN MlSIION DEETROYID.
SHANGHAI, April li.~-’T‘he Walter:
on China inland Mission lit Changsha
the capital of the province of linear).
wan; destroyed by rioterlt today. The
midnioniirion look refuge ill the month
which the rloteru liubeequentiy attack-
ed. There was ll lose or life.
MAKlNO HIM UEIFUL.
"Auk your congressmen for any free
needs?"
"No; bul l've mitten to him to find
me two or three good uumtnet board
Ierll."——Plttebur¢ Pout
intuit illiii
iiiiilliliiis illllliliiiil
nmy‘ New ,Sittlienlc ~ Enrolled
This Week tram the Stam-
ford Military Alcademy
The Stamford Military Academy
having closed its doors, hue transfer-
red its forty boys to the Overlook‘Sel-
lock School in‘Eatlt avenue. Principal
Karl Buck, after carefully lnveetlgnt-
ing the advantugee of the various
schools in this vicinity, finally decided
to bring his boys here. and having
made urrluiltcmentu with George Wil-
son of the Overlook Academy, he crime
to Norwnlk last Monday afternoon
with bill students. The old Seileck
School. founded and for many ycnrs
uncesufully conducted by the late Rev.
C. M. Sciieck, enjoyed an enviable po-
sition muons the bout preparatory
llf‘hOOIl-l of New England maintaining
I'high uttlndutd of scholarship 3nd die
cipllne; and among the graduates of
thin old school are found then of prom-
inent‘c throughout the entire country.
For new-val years this achool has been
under the management of its present
director. Mr. Wilson. who has sue-
(‘ecdctl in maintaining the lame excel-
lent standurd set by lte founder. and it
is doubtful if Principal Buck could
have made a wiser selection of
schools. Overlook new has on enroll-
ment of over sixty-filo boys which is
taxing ltti premnf accommodations to
the utmost capacity and is a source of
much pleasure to its many worm
friends in The Norwalka. Notwith-
rounding that the school at Stamford
Vvtto military. it. will in no way inter-
icrc with the present system in force
at Overlook, the military feature more
ago. The new students are becoming
nettlcti as rapidly as podsiblc and are
very huppy and contented in the new
home which has been selected for
them. There are many good uthletes
union): the new centers, end it is
thought that flip Overlook boys will
turn out a fine team this season to
carry mil the long schedule which has
been arranged.
“ciiih«d""iiié&ifi'i§6 File- 9. "i.
29 wordl or icon. 28 «nu: I "moo. :
mil oddltloul word. 1 cent per ill-onion.
non SALE.
FOR SALE~-«Y0l'Ntl. SWlF’T‘ NURSE.
lnqlllrt M. tiutkou‘rlty. lAi‘t Wtuthlu ton
.‘V't. Itt‘ltlptc. it 4 "Vi
FOR “uncouth. Two St'ltuhzi's.
VVnc VVVIV but“. u an on. two scum;
ulso "nt- ont h new: uric. t‘nn be
Vim-n m 13a o-r'a Stable. ll Sprint: St» till Ill
E005 l’tilt ilA’T‘t‘Hthi. WHITE WY-
nmiuiie» and .N'. t‘. Bhutlc lnlnnd llctln. ll
IH'I‘ ut-ltlulz; M‘ pcr lilo;
IIVf'l'l‘il Stock for mic. Ii. utmckeuliunil.
l-micn it 4 3i
FOR SALE litil'b‘l’i UN 2i KNAI‘I‘
bl, t'lfilii litixc l‘ththie. lot fittyslttl; pl‘lt‘e
lune Sttpilvu Kins. nil! lit
(FORM 8AL£ -IH\.\IAIIEU HAY. STRAW
unit of. "-1 gut-lis- Thom littr tlrc. llnvmonti
tilliill
mutant ill-m.
FOR SALE f-till \\A\T1W lSl-Z. Ill;
nlnl tuttiimlll bunt t‘t-nl good condition,
stumble fur nukllmiv. inquirc i‘. 3. lim-
lwv 3 t'ulnl t-lt south Nurunlk. cl.
1““ " All! Rt
wF'CIR SALE A Sul'Altl-l Pl~
uni. ltltcln-n .vltVVr. sitting-room stove.
bt-liutcutl nn-i springs and otbcr hunter--
ltultl ul‘tlclcn. til ltli \“citl St ni23t
FOR .ALE litil‘tiri. l. OAK BT.,
V-lltbl largo memo. nil ilnpruvt-lm-nlu. ncW-
ty pupcretl and pointed; large lot. For
llilf‘Iil‘llllll‘ti inquire liim llruvc Store. In?
FOR BALI. TWVV .\'l-2\\' litiillslib‘.
Lincoln Aria. South Nurwullt. all im-
Vrovctucnln; one new llontic. Fort St. Rut
.'VVerlllit. Itmwttnhle tcrluu to purchas-
th-‘tn lnqulf‘tV Illtlictl Grocery or Dr. H. Ii.
aloft.
t‘lllC. l’
“ire—”m. on TO Cir Willi-"8E;
fol "Nlt‘ or to let. in- ulre Raymond tiro.
Nt'y iro. Film iirtwo ‘0 militt
Business novices.
3. 9 WILSON.
..._... ._.....-.,...._
WI \lli‘ l’. N'i‘i‘ it \Nl'
lb tVV till i ‘iVIllIttc in: I‘ IMIIN tutti specificit-
tl-Vnn fut'ltiltllctl. .lVVlVlIlnu promptly nt-
l-mlctl in, it: With SL. Nortvnlk. ’f‘clc-
lIIVVViii' lVVIIlli V lion uli l"l
PAlNTlNG l'Al’i-‘ illl .\Nt:th:. \Yiiltlt‘
door by prnttbnl unto (live trlitl order
in \IcV ttltlci \l'ltilt‘. iii Ely Ave. 'l'tVl
7’.-' 'i. Buliltlulcu biwerfuily Elven inrxl
MNNt‘I'IIliI‘llI tf Will paper. than llr
WALL PAPIR. iv A ittil.l. ANI) lli'
l'nlwrbnnxllm and l‘nintln done an)"
“new ill Town of Nurwu Hutu! rm
complex. or cltll ilt TR Wnnbin ton tit
Murphy litiuornting Co. Tel. lifV-{V oi
V‘N-
MOSIB P. HALLOCK. MilliMi' Mil.-
liner ”stilt trimmed and made ill tiltV lltv
out up-lwdntc nylon, Mntnrlnin furnished
if dculrctl. Home from it It. tn. to 8:30 p
m. it: tlhomlllltt tit. Honili NerWnlit. full if
RAVI YOUR TRIKE—bich’JN chllltts
nractlcltl extmllenco and college tralnlntt
in horticulture tutti entomology, place)
me in n Voltltlml to ‘ottrc for your trout
Milt-illitlcnly t owl ov no moth Joli
cph (form-ll 'l'rce ltrdoll. Norwuk.
ILICTRO PLATINO t’tli' ALI. KINDB
levlliteti copper. tonsil and nickel. bronle
Vbl mud. nun motel lmd bittek yacht trim-
min”; pltttnbmtt' Nillifilii‘ii tint! chandeliers.
htwole end autumn lie trimmings. end
having been eliminated about a year .
liunt‘lt‘t'd In” lieu
WAIISIRIII
PIIEMINI
ll PASSES
Work from Railroad Tunnel it)
the Norwalk II. E. Church
to Be Undertaken
Sillll ilPPlllillliIl
Sliflllli II IlllIlIlii
A Few Taxpayers Dbiactlli to
Tearing Up Present Street
For the second time this week the
Town Aenembly hell was the scene of
a large meeting of taxpayers who had
come together to decide on many im-
porinnl questions. The meeting of hint
night. however. was of interest to cltl-
was at Norwillt.‘ and not a. town meet-
ing. Id wait that of Monday ulxht.
(Continued on Second Pue.)
lllli ill Ilil Illlllli
Remnstrants Decide Not to (in
to Supreme Court in the
Layden Case
word yesterday morning that the op-
peat of the rcmonstrants against grunt-
ing it licence to James F. Leyden on
the Wilmington street bridge in South
Net-walk. had been withdrnwn lull the
license would be taken out today.
This case was one of it. number
which was gmunht by the Ministera'
Association of Norwl'lk Intent grout-
lnx licenses on the. int c that con-
nects South NOW“ WE»!
walk. The conntV comm Si or hide
lluys been opposed to granting licen-
leli in this locality. but. It
by the court in. M I
use many youth which 0
way to saloons til he bridle.
After hearing on the remonstnncel
brought this time the commissioners
refuled to grunt any of the licensee.
The petitioners took on. when to the
superior court and Judah Lucien IV‘.
Butpec heard them.
A larlzti number of witnelses were
heard by the court Ind his honor
wcut down to look over thtV ground.
After considering the cones Judge
Burpec sustained the commissioners
in till but the lay-den case. He
thought this was far enough only
from the bridge to receive a license.
Then the rcmonstrantil lppealed to
the supreme court. Bill the notice
received shown that the Appeal will
not be pressed.
on toll on o.
"Mal
fog. OI! Marti
WANTED.
H. KRIIGER A co. Wild. PUT NEW
.‘ubhcr tlrcn on your lo-oorts while you
well. All ulcer. in utocit. all :it
WANTED HAW-1 chiliiN'rl-l lion
three ul‘ four tuttltnllctl bottom fot the-
titllltnur M iiRI‘ll- h‘cnli ptif'iltnlIltrri to filter.
mm ”(Olttliil. 3.”. ltullitmtl AW hint
Gin-tiled ldvertlutn
25 word: or fun. 85‘.
not) additional word.
REPRESENTATIVES WANTED
cV'ory toqu in Now
TN
I‘thxlulld to sell tltti
bent Fertilizer cvcr put on the market:
Iillcrnl Icl‘llm. ertc for phrllculnru. N.
ii. MIilt‘l‘ltl Fertilizer in. Room ii. iii nix-
cltulmc l‘llicc. “union. Moan.
WANTED illiti. IV‘OR GENERAL
plum-work: throw In family. intlltlrc Mrit.
input). 3 V\’ttuitlnltton tit. ' at? It
wmnonnnn’iuo MAN (AMI-IRI-
‘nni niche." position fin porter fret
wtutor runner ot item-rd. helpct d-
irt-tin in ii“. lllrdnull. ilii titttlth Bill lib.
it-ooitlyn. N. V. will lit
WANTID A'I‘ iiNl‘ l-l. 'I‘lllllilc Dilllh
antrntoru for “Nil «oiling nrtlclr For
Vlinlchlttrti llpply t‘cnlury thtcrproolfln
i 0.1 3‘
”Whine hlllfllleHl’H. uove To
to team
lNit'il titt- tf‘itdc. upliloltticetl
hel
It.
'3 if
.uoolttlnu mob Vtmi mnclllno llllo
V‘VlVVallt llctl \Vorltn. Mouth orw
WANTID A MAN lV‘AMlltlAit WITH
Vio lim- lnuumnlc lo inure-nut Ill old re.
iltblc Iliutltlitlnu Ill Knuth Ntit'wuut. Nora
Milk and vicinity. I‘tillaifiilullohd gulf-
netted Audit-Vol i‘. t). in iitili Bl-dl "an;
W)" .
WANT. Dw’l‘ti “HY. Ah
KINDEI DF‘
cattle and poultry; bout 1) con paid: 60
MADAM L! NOURMAND. Tim 0! LIA:-
brntod Medium and rational. one of tbv
oldest «no moral reliliblo that trnvoht tltt
earth today: fortv your" in the pontoon»
Go to her: All!" can full you brim: luipit
tin one you love or win to marry. i‘itll
thl neck. to n. m. to ill ii in. l‘ioom ill.
top fit-er. to left. Mnntltnn liotnte. until
MAMOUIINO. Ht‘Atli' TREATMENT,
(il‘tw hair ventured: annual color: It"
wrinkles out of the. m; old mode
retina. Room 34. union
"outif'. coil till mull. I’10 IV. in. to )0
m. All
AIOHIIALD TAYLOR MIHRIAM—
Music tot all Monotone. chetttllr‘ogg‘tung
it re
but? Orehoetra.p Studio!
iii. 10! .. I.
0I rlltlttDo South NONI“! m
I
will: Ave.
i it we . w lb. for u) m Valves. ti. minute-m
H, .Ml‘ Ml ma." hum M" t‘ontlgitlent Turnpike. south Nowuk:
PROFESSIONAL. wmnounmuommw.
n-
ouiit iron World. U0. ”fa tf
TO LET
T0 LIT» IltiilMt-i FUR TVIUH'I‘ IIUIIHTlnb
ht “
T0 LIT «Six ittVUM lJD'i‘Tdtild WITH
improvementu. it Cove Ave. inquire it
loudlovaky or United Grocery. Si ti
in
re Ll'rwiiix- noon no Bid. '1‘ O
lettui all ooti garden lend. noulre
rum! Tutor Ave. mt t1
T0 LIT-“BRICK” 'HOUIU' ’1 UN
lib: eleven menthol on I.
nae): a cum on Um“ °' tut
lIiIIiIlIlll IPPlIli‘
keepibf'. very liter. oeVVl Numbered
pninttVt Null fnrtlluhotl hllomc pt‘lI
”oxen No it liuviluudw f... Houtil or-‘
will lit. t it I It
.,‘ _
.The county commissioners received
5.
mm
"d““lno -.
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