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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
3"" “MOM and 'Tuuday. cooler... «:7
Tuesday: moderate southeast to south .
Wind.. tit u ”it.
amalgam
Booohd Glue Matter
duration :2 on south Norman Poohoilice
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i Bluli was.lll Only a Short
Time
Alvait ilonjamln 'i‘utltlll, long a real-
dettt of Norwallt. was taken suddenly
ill with apoplexy, while attending a
pert’orntattce at Music Hall, on Satur-
Iday evening, April 16th. He was itt
;ootttpuny with his son-ln-law, N. Bruce
; Kellogg. or ilrooklyn. and through the
vlttttcr‘s prontplness, Dre. H. B. who
Train Hold-up
‘aml ll. M. Wolfe were called. and be
iwas given itntttedlate attention. Lat-
ENB'NLER IElls '(‘lt Ml‘. KNIOKK had Mr. Tllflinl 00“.
How ”flflK WAS "BNE 't-ci‘ed to ltls home at Hickory Bluff.
Here the family pltyhielau.
_ M Charles G. Boltaunan, retttaincd with
Nine Sacks of Registered Ma i
Secured by the Robbers
‘Deny Taking Part in the
him utttll death cattle about midnight.
t‘uptnln 'l‘ntltlll was born in Green-
port. Long island, sixty-two years ago,
that canto in Norwalk when a young
intatt. lie was engaged in the oyster
Tm. business here for tttntty years, and ac.
sheriff‘s WNW oi“ two commas and u qttit‘t-ttl the (intensive. property at lilck~
‘ i -. ‘ . ot‘y illntl, which he had greatly ltn~
entail army of volunteers on ltttt'rws.‘ pi‘ovcd ”up“... w... past "aw years.
itt antotttoltiles and In sleuth launches? Work had Just been commenced on a
are hunting over roads. hills and bay- l'f”“]“f"““,.b'mflumw residence “'hk'h
one for the masked bandits wlto vostcr- i "“i’m'ii ”W” ptttposed m “:0“
~ north oi the present family home. (.np
day held up the China-Japan marl train tain 'i‘uthill was of a genial (“31,051.
on the Southern Put-lilo ttettr lletticia' tiott. llliti hall a wide circlo of “dentin
and robbed it at nine sacks oi register- throughout the “W“; H" ""33 “ “1"”
ed tnaii The pursuit is warm and a ' hm. “f ”w l\tii‘thlk laeltt Club“ which
‘ ' ' ‘ .has its villi) house opposite the 'l‘ut-
linltle with the train robbers is hourly
. thill proptt‘ty at Hickory illuft.
anticipated. either lit the bills or catt-
‘ He leaves a widow tutti two dough
WM ““i‘Vi‘m‘ Martinez and (“mum “i' tors, Miss Alberta it. Titlhill and Mrs.
at some point on the Sacramento rltet‘.
' N. iiruec Kellogg. oi" iirooklyn
,. Funeral st'l't'it‘t'rt will br- hold iron
the family home. lttlllttl‘l'tiv. attention
at 2:30. interment will he in Union
('ctttotory. llowaytott,
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BHiRllill WllH
Sliilllili Billlili
Man Giving Name ot lohn Smith
Arrested, But Case Was Con-
tinued for More Evidence
This morning a man who utm- hi
name as .lolttt Smith was before ”it
Norwallt 'l‘owtt court on the t'llut‘gm
of stealing a tricycle tttttl withabeln:
,tlrttuk. tic plottdttl not attttty to but.
counts Saturday night (linear heath
ctlattd received word lltut a blend.
had boon stolen trom in front of Hit
barber shop in Main street by an ill
toxtcatod man, who was making lth
way toward \Hnnipattk. lie told tht
titttlottnatt on tlte cur about the llilll
and when the policeman tell the out
the motor-man kept on tho lookottt for
a man with a wheol. His eyes soot
made out such a man in the road on
he stopped his car anti told thr- tour
that someone.wattteri to see hint hact
down the road. The man iill'litit
around ttnd soon lltt'i Lenttterluttit l:
ioitly to the otilcer‘s question as it
where he had gotten the wheel. ltc stilt
SANFRANUISUO. April Iii.
tt‘ottliutrcrl on Seventh l‘ttaoJ
llslltlttsnlltlt
unlit it count
Given ’ by Dr. 'Mactarland in the
Sunday Evitning lnstitudte
Last evening. at the South Norwulk
(‘ougrcgatlonal tiltnroh. tho lust illus~
tinted lecture in this year's Sunday l-Ivv
citing institute course course was giv-
it“ by Dr. Matting ltd;
Although the r ‘n interfered. and re
direct] the usually largo attendance.
there was a fair sized audience to hear
the lecture which Wilson. “The iloligir
nus Art of are Great Mounds.“
ltr. Macfarlund coalition the lt‘t'illh‘
to the ltuliau art, belonging to the pe-
riod oi‘ renaissance. The main paint-
logs til’ [I large number at other great
masters were also presented.
in addition to these. Murillo, at tho
Spanish school, was also considered.
as were two or three artists of the lat-
tor, second, revival of art in itttly.
'l‘he lecturer explained the lttllttcucc
or italinn art in the. development of
religion. political life, and on the gen-
erul course of civilization. This was
especially brought Ont itt his tronttttettt
ot‘ the many umdounas ot Raphael.
Th“ 0’10“” [NW NW “ill-“N" 1"“ that it than with a dark ritnstuotto lint
will". sold it to ltitn for Sir. lo was thou
A \’(‘l'.\' attractive program “'33 “l“ taken to the station house in Water
bounced tor the closing meeting ot' the
Institute. to be bold next Sunday t-\‘-
wiring. and tho doors will lli’ opened at
the early hour ol‘ ll::tt~. in order that
t-nriy comet‘s may obtain gooi .ostts.
Ill order tlrui those early t'tilllt‘i‘t‘v may
be rewarded. the cantata ot‘ "'l‘bc Iloly
t‘tly." will be rendered in its. titost at-
lllit'illt‘ numbers beginning at 7
o'clock. by the t‘uli.lnstitutt- chorus
anti orchestra. With a cottsltlt-t'ulilc
utunber of singers and players trorri
out side. .
’l‘it‘ts utneieai program will precede
the address by Booker T. Washington.
As trinity extra seats as possible will
no. placed lit the church so as to accent-
otlaio the large gathering which will
he pros: ill on this occasion.
-THI8 WEEK.
lit-sat ilutter, tillc lb.
Ii. E. MEAD & (‘0.
street and locked up.
" This ttttrruittu. when the case cantt
up iii court. titliccr lmttltet'land tcstt
tied that the man was very drunk not
no dill another witness. Mr. llnl‘l‘clt
l‘rttseculluy: Attorney Iiitt'is said ”1’"
it was tltc some old story and seemed
convinced oi the plan‘s atttlt, .ltttlgt
E. M. Lockwood. however, said tho
more was not touch t'Vltlt‘ilt't' that tltt
illllll was the person who took tit.
whorl, as tltote was no wiiltosr. to [ill
theft. and he spoke of the straigltllor
ward story the man had just tolti Ii
his itavlnu been ill the. employ o
(.‘ltnrles Morcltottnc for tour year's eon
tinuottsly. and iii tho employ oi’ anoth-
or limit in the some vicinity |tl‘t‘\‘itill'
to that tittte. He said that itc wottit‘
would like to continue the case ttntl
this attornoon til 2 o'clock and during
this little more witnesses and clut-
utiuht be found.
The wheel belongs to l'edro .‘tlauzi
'wlto was on hand to testify. lie suit
that on Saturday niaht hc litttl gout
into the barber shop. leaving his wltoo
outside by the window. lie was unlit
about fifteen minutes and when he re-
turned be round that his bike was Illino-
lnu. 'l‘hou lte told (ltitcer Lentherlund
with the arrest on it result. Pedro
idontitied the bike as his property and
l was last as he left it, sure that the
chain was all.
The case was continued until this
alteration and Sitttttr Wlts held in do
fault of $50 bonds.
sensation Militias
MEMORIAL on tttt'r
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Prom present indications tiara will
shortly be some interesting events iii
the horsefleslt line in Gregory's Bonito
vent, East Norwolk, which In past new
sons has been the scene of some tine
trottlnrand potting exhibitions.
The local horse owners, are getting
enthusiastic over the prospects there
for this treason and pitta: are under
way for quite an auspicious meet for
Memorial Day. Prices tor it number
or events are being talked of. Among
the horses which are likely to be seen
there. it In stated. are Delvid Janka'
iloiden Eloy. Edward Bryant’s Grit.
William Keeier‘s pacer. William Ant
dernon's'trotter, Harry Street's roan
linear, Harold F'. Clark's patter Swast-
heart. and‘ Edward Bannder's black
pacer.
PATRIOTIC LECTURE
AT THE ttttttt serum
The ladlbs oi‘ the Norwnlk l‘ltupter.
it. A. ll.. are arranging for a patriotic
lot-titre. to be given at tile High School
bull tomorrow evening til 8 o‘clock. tor
the client children of tile town.
About llt‘ly stereoptlcou pictures will
be altowa and described. These will
illustrate the natural wonders of ottr
land. as well as the more unusual ttttd
picturesque occupations ol‘ the people
ol‘ America.
The High School eon‘lmitteo have
given the use of the hull, bird the
Httii‘otttttinou lantern has been loaned
by tho lltblo school of tho South Nor-
wnllt (itmgronutlomtl church. it‘redor-
ink Harris and William Ferris have
donated their services to operate the
apparatus. Dr. Edward ii. (lutnttart.
principal oi the High school. will (let?
(tribe the views.
The ladies of the l). A. IL. hope {or a
large attendance and urge all Internet-
ed to be present. especially the pupils
in all of the animals, parents. teachers
and friends. The admission is free.
oero THE ROADS.
The Century Waterproofing Company
are getting ready to lay street oil.
'l‘hey lawn placed contracts for oil and
for line grit. for top covering and will
be pleased to quote prides for work.
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mum—m...
if Elli?" WIRE
WORK CAUSED '
tttttttvt ttti
Criminally Responsible tor the
Blaze Which Cost 6 Lives
illli ttttttttttt~
Iiili iiill till:
i
Wooden Buildings Should .Not:
Have Been Allowed, lie Avars
NEW HAVEN. April 18.~——ln a find-z
ing handed down last night on the reJ
cent lire at the New Haven county
jail lit which six iircnten lost. their
lives and property to the value of
trunnion destroyed. Coroner Ell Mix
tlnds that tto one was criminally res
attached to any ttielnber oi the local
tit-o department for the loss of life. The
cause oi" the tire he lays to ttofecllvo
electric light wiring.
Caught Suddenly.
itt speaking: of the exits from the.
'lillil' Tat‘tury. where the six flrcttton
not of the jail. the coroner says that
‘l :oitttd that the doors were open at
be time of the little back which cost
iir mon their lives and that the)
\t to only shut when the flames and
probe tirrratonotl to set that portion
'l the Jail on fire. Alter the.doors
wtt‘t‘ tlosod he says they remained
nitritotl. Just before the men wow
ought. llil lttitlirttt says that lttemlrcru
.i' tho tail i‘orco stood in the doorways
rod called to the ill‘entcn that their
tVlU‘ “l “fir-Inc was through the doors
but that the lll't'lllt‘ll were caught so
;;.tltluttt\ that they could not teach
hr t sits
inspection Lax.
in his iiutiint: ho also slits tltut no
dispoctlon had been tttudo of the
'ttildlnga by the factory ittsporlors for
th‘l‘nl yours and that the county
‘i‘rlillltirditilit'l‘n:1itttttltl have informed
ilt‘lhm‘h't‘ti of the unusual and dunner
tur conditions which Ilt‘ ltt'liot‘etl exist-
~tl at the little of the tire. The wood
"la lutiltlluus which surrounded tho jail
ttui itt which were stored illllilllllllllillt‘
lllit‘l‘illl should ttot have been allow
‘ll .
And he roootittut-rtds thiit all now
ltulitlittus be of tire proof omtstrttclloit
alltl thIlflil‘ti. lit the Phil” iuf‘ittl't titt-
‘orotlet says he lottutl that varnish,
‘toltzittv. wood alcohol and turpentine.
n Ilvo gallon rain. wcro itopt
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sauna illili
lilillliltilllllllilltll
.~,. .. .
Lieutenant Somers Shot Down
in Boston by Man Who
Later Suicided
titlS'l‘ON, April isl- 'i‘urnittu upon
ltr- man who befriended him. Edwin
iishop. ll.‘.‘l‘li‘ Til years, shot down
i.icut. (loot-ut- Sullitil‘h. m“ the Saittttiott
\t'uty. lit the bathroom oi tho iuttot‘s
‘mtne in liorcltester. lod'hy. and walk
tug past the woman who he had just
outdo a widow. with a smile on ltls
face, the murderer sought the attic
and ended his own life with :t ballot.
The, police believe that Lit-tit. Sour
"-rs Wat. killed while trying to itl'o-t't‘llt
tilsltop from committing sttiictin'.
Lieut. Sotttcrs came to iloaton from
tpilttanoltl about two years ago ttttti
'liilliiliililHI his home on Willow Wood
trcct itt liort'hester. He met lilsltop
sortie weeks ago lit the course of his
work in the city. and finding that the
ttued lttllll bad no homo tuvltud ltlut to
the little house itt tho suburbs
Bishop has shown some signs of lit-
snnliy, but was never violent. lie was
very reticent rounrdlnz his trust lilo
and six hours after the double trtttte
dy the police had been unable to llttd
.tuythitta regarding hint.
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Will Mill Billllii
Kiwiillilililll
MEMPHIS. Tenth. April lit‘.-~i~‘onr
mall clerks were killed and three train-
nton and a mall clerk Were injured lit a
wreck of passenger train No. :2. north
bound. trout New Orleans to (tblnapo.
on the lllinots Central railroad. lire
miles north of .laeksoa.’Mtsa.. early
today. ' "'
The cloud:
w. it. Litt. Memphis.
V. to. liewhe. Memphis.
Jonas 'l‘relonr. Memphis.
A. W. Woods, colored, New Orleans.
The wreck was caused by the em
gins leaving the truck and planning
down a torrent. 9 ointment. carrying
with it the bsnuanotonr. mail and li-
brary car and two sleeping cars. The
itttttttttttl
possible for the tire and that no blame.
.\tl‘t' burned to death, into the main
’soo'ra NORWALK. colts Mouser... span. 1.. 1910.
Two card's
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Old Battery: yiniinltorm and
. Somo Bentwood!“ Done i
The Norwalltfifli h school baseball
team riottrneyeili'td idnttord lust Hat:
urday afternoon and returned home!
with one more vletdry aided to their
growing. lienhattloa detected the roam
of the Manor school by the score of
i to ti.
The acute was it Very fast one, and
both sides. ,went right into it, each do-
lortnlnod to he, tho. l‘lt‘tor. lint as the
Not'walk boys were more than Will“
to the. task. they took the game.
That (luarnlel‘l. the crack pitcher,
and Principle .iC. ll. tittmltart must
have patched tip their difl’orencen re.
aardiug “ttt'ot'esslou'nliattt” is clearly
seen by the t‘ i.tllltt;(itlttl‘llleri appear»
ed in a High school vunit’orm Saturday.
At llrst l)r. (lumbar; was strongly op-
posed to his playing. on the ground
that he was it professional.
Iloran. the star catrlter ot’ lat-it. year.
was behind the ital. and although it
was his first. game since. last June. he
was lit flue dorm. vhtanor'a record of
stolen baseswtintwls enough to satsi
isi‘y anyone'e dottbuti us to the count»;
tlon of his arm. lilii was right there
with the stick. for in the third with the
score'z to it ill laror of Manor. lie
cracked out it two-base ltlt and scored
three men ,
For the Manor school. lilllllels pitclr
ed a groin gratin». tanning incite nten.
litisettqttesl also played a pond panic
at center.
The detailed scorn;
Norwalk H. S.
_ All it it PO A r)
Ireland. as. .... 7. i 4 ti o ‘1
“tiny, ll, . . i it i (i ll 0
Pt‘l‘ritt. l‘f. . 4 i i It ti ll
Martin. tb. . I. t t it It 2
iiorau, c. .. . i l i it K it
r’auun, cf. .. . i o l i it it
’l'nylot‘. 2b. .. . l i it i ti 0
ttroonwmrtl. (tit . it I it i l ti
tittrtruu-ti. p . it i l l S l
‘l‘ornlt. . .36 7 Ill 27 t? .‘.
Manor. _
All it it N) A if
Lattalmn. lb, . i ii it it n o
Monroe. rt, _ :. t t it a ti
‘l‘ltonipsan. 3m. . i u it 2 u '.t
ilrutnolor. lt' . :l l U l o n
Frank. {3. .. , :t 2 u 12 a ti
ilosonqttest. ct. l l 2 2 3 It
strum; iiii. .' . t it 2 t l l
Simon. 13h. ., i it it :i l l
liautols, p. . 'J i ti o z; 0
Totals .. .. .i‘"i 6 It 2'.’ 7 ft
Store by tltnittgs
Manor l o '2 tt i it t it 4;
.\'ot\\'nlk Ii, 9 it it . .2 h i it it ti 7
Stolen bases ll‘f‘illltt‘ -'
t‘ole)‘. Sip.-
lt‘l
’l‘uo-lrase hits 'Htttn‘u. liolantl. (inur-
llit‘l‘l.
l-‘trsl base on b:til~ ttti‘ Itattiols I.
it
My llflillt'is‘ 124 by “Hill“
oft Hilllrliivt'l
Struck out
“It” 9
istttttlc plays Resentment to Simon
.7. Martin, unassisted
hilt-l no errors ~ \l.tttot~ I“, \‘ot'nnik
ll '5. 5..
LP“ till ltnse- Mitilt‘l‘ 1‘. Ntrt‘wztlk H
H .
l'i‘qtitt hlzttittrr-uttt'lt
Scot": r 'l‘. l-‘ l"l:tltt~rt\'.
time line hour, 1’" littllllil't.‘
—-THl8 WEEK.
itost llttlter. Zliio Mr
II If \Ii-IAil A3 t‘tl.
m. w..- ...__ __
lliilill illllilii Pill
ii 'Piliiiiliill
bw“. «.—
Woman Also Hurled Pitcher Con.
touting Liquid in lewott
City—Four Raids
.ll-ZWl'i'l‘T (‘i'i'\', April it - The state
police visited here late Sittttt'tld)‘ night
and rattled tour plan-s for liquor. lind-
intz It lit the places of l. F Lewis. \l‘ll
lluut llrlcltloy and John liolan. ltt
till it nun.
W SYSIEM ill
titanium.
Experimental Line at Catenary
Construction Finished Between
Stamford and Noroton
lllll Slilllli ill at
it lilliiliii
mwuu-mwu
Wm Not Be t... Beiore Work to
South Norwalk ls Undertaken
The New Haven road has just (“111‘
pit-ted experiments with a now styity
dirt-tell ‘
l'illi‘llfli) construction. till it
or the four track main line running
east front Stamford station to a point
Within a half mile of the station at,
Nttroton, This experiment track in
6,000 feet itt length and tho ovorhottd
wlro work and the supporting towers
or steel ttro entirely tlilforont front that
on the main line West
The supporting towers are it sort oi
geosonot-lt shape while west of the
Stamford station the stool towers are
upright and also of much heavier cott-
struction. Also in this expcrltnontal
m'l‘litill the wires are lower and the
work it: considerably sitttpiilled by this
new si‘plt-lll which has. llt‘l'll l'outtd by
the electrical oxprrts ot ii... .oiuputty
to he very satisfactory.
((‘onllntwd on Seventh Patrol.
tttttttltt
ii ASKED
People Who Contributed $3.000.-
COO Want to Know What
‘ Became at It
According to yesterday‘s New Yuri.
American there is a plan atom to ask
tor tut accountt g ot’ the charity lands
ruined ii) the title ltr. Louise Kloptsclt.
editor and proprietor oi tho t'hrirtian
lit-raid, who died on Mai-ob ittt_ soror-
al day» after an operation,
This matter is or sot-rial tittort-si to
-
Nornitll. tttoplc lll tier. of the fuel
that lit Klopnelt's Mill Louis Klopsclt.
din. titarrtoti \liss littttio lit‘Kiya,
dauphin-r oi Mt. and Mrs». William F.
littlx’lt'll. ttttdt r rotit'tutic e'rt utttslattcos
in February. lite'.‘ lottrtu Kltlltht‘h at
that time use a student oi the liar
riront school in Nurwnllt. It was: while
he was studying there that he tttct
Miss lh‘Klitt and won her in art. Since
their llltll‘liltut‘ two children have ltoett
hill“ to the young tottplc ills "turn
has ended young iiolpsth's school
days tits lather nus Ml‘t'ilil} surprie
0d at the news of his ltturtzapo but he
l“(‘i'l\|iti the pttrolttttl lrlossrnn and
went to tterk to make. his marl. III the
world h'tm‘o the death pt his lllillt‘i,
yottll; lilopsolt has intuit continuing
the i‘lil'lr~littlt llrr'altl, which is it big
Institution.
The amount oi money cuttttlbtttod to
the lit. Kittltst'll'o \‘ili‘l' litttll-‘tl Sllfitou.»
Mill and was solicited principally tor
the robot of turbine sirloin-n peoples
in various parts oi tlto world So up
prm'iatltt‘ Was the Emperor of Japan
lttl‘ lilo m-tvlt‘e t‘t‘lttlci‘vtl his ponplo
tltul the Mikado decorated ltr.
Kitipnt‘lt. .
'l‘hc lit-t, lir. lloln-rt t-i. MeAtthui'.
pastor of t‘uitary Ihtptist t‘ltnrclt. New
York. is quoted by the nun-ricuu an
sayiuu' ‘ '
"l haw board that tltoro w‘r eon-
sidorultlo l‘l'iitt‘il-‘lll a. to the martial
the Ilricltlcy ltottsc tétalo i’oliceutan
_Wheclrr was assaulted by .\ittt, llrick
icy. who throw a pitcher of \Vhisltv.‘
ut ltlttt and also hit him with u fryitt‘:
pun. She was iii‘t‘t-slotl and pluootl
under with bonds for assault. The
keepers of the places \‘ulli be arrested
In a day o.- two. This is the sommd
rulti by the nilllc police this tnonih out
they were hero on r\prll i. liotlt
visits were at the request of the “‘2“-
pt tttnee hoopla.
intonation tort"
liltlltT or no
A doelulon was ltandcd down Friday-3
by Judge ll. .l. Curtis. or the Superior:
:ourt ill the ease ol‘ Annie M. Nash. of
Norwalk. against William Pratt. oii
ilnrten. in favor of the plaintltt. uratttw
tag on Injunction roltrnluing the. dog
leudunt from encroaching on a cer-
t:ttu right or way.
This case was tried over a week ago.
State's Attorney Judson represented
the plaintiff, and Attorney John Iii.
Iteeler the defendant. The plaintiff‘s
contention was that Mrs. Nash was en.
crouching on I right (it way or pttth to
Norman Point. and across to an island.
The evidence showed that there was
aornui'cnnslderahie feeling" bettveen
the parties over the contention of the
right at way. *
drum WEEK.
tor. tile in.
illest lint
rest at the train remained on the track.
/ d
“0‘ m. MEAD & 00-;
' vlcualyf with its management.
itt whtcit aortic ol iiit';~'l‘ tunds oi ltr.
i-llopsalt \ tro conducted, but lit‘. to any
oilietal itlt‘ttstligtllltill. i knew nothing.
i know lir. lilopitclt very well. and was
worn t contithute articles to the
t‘brtsltun llerulrt. but as to its inside
Workings I knew ttotlttng.‘
Several other well known New York
men. were said to have heard or the
tun-tired tort-situation.
it is stated tltul.llr. Kloparlt tell his
widow nearly 8t.titltl.tltiti. willing to her
all or his real and personal property.
estimated cousin-Vittlvnly at dilatation.
ltosides $300,000 itt life insurance.
llatil alter the death of bin lather.
young lilopuoh did not ltnve.ntltclt to
do around. the editorial olllcen. where
his lutitor wassnch a prominent and
active naill‘d. it is said that alter
hls marriage with Miss heKlyn his
father gave hint at position In the prom
room in order that he might learn the
business lit every department. hilt that
mills. not taking to hilt program. pre-
tnrred to Work elsewhere. .
(treat sums of money came te‘lir.
Kloptiob from many points throughout.
the civilized world and one reason ad-
vanced for tho desirability of an an.
nouttttny. Is, that the periodical in
whose name the charity lands were
raised. was not owned by u corpora-
tion. but by Dr. Kloptteit himself. ‘It
is further held that it now unloads to
his Widow and is conducted by his son.
tit-litter or whom were ltleuilfledtprio-
t. it
reported that of 'thu Dr.
0600.000
Klopttelt willed to his widow. 'fllltlfiltill .
m
(Omttlouod on about Polo.)
I
of Stuttttorti. ‘
tittit tutti ___
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‘ u!
. .5.
ii
Court House, the Congregational
l Church and Many Tenements
r Also Prey to the Flames
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HYDE PARK. Vt. April 18.~«l)rivon
by it strong wind, a tire that starlet!
In the county loll here yesterday
spread until the Jail. court house.
town hall, Congregational church, one
store and 13 residences or tonemntn.
had been laid in ashes. 'l‘tvenly fant-
;llles are homeless.
i "he damage is estimated at Sitiil.‘
tittti.
Originating prostnttnhly from a do
tectlve etuveplpe between the, first and
second stories of the county jail the
ttlro trained headway so rapidly that.
'clfttrtt. to save the building were soon
seen to be useless and attention was
directed to endangered neighboring
structures. The two lirlaonethi. both
minor (tilt-riders whom the jail hold.
were released ttnd turned to with a
will to tight the tire.
The records of the county and of
the probate court are in a vault lit
the court house and their condition is
unknown. it.,..is believed. however.
that they will he found unharmed.
The town records were not tlatttngetl.
as they were not in the town ball but
at the rosidcntre of the town clerk.
some distance away.
TRANSPORTATION Til
TIIE titles or AllTll
'l‘ltr- transmutation committee of the
Kltnit t‘lttli t‘otltlntlt)‘. Willi William H.
Udell its chairman. has at last solved
,illt' Kli‘til problem, They will send it
zt‘trllll‘iit'i to tho t‘onsolttlzttcd Auto tint"
Edyt- i‘tt:ttp:tliy this week to in! signed
"lot it largo auto lots will convey the
Iattests to and from the trolley ears
‘lilltt t‘tillillw. season. The bus will
'ruoet all cars and special buses will
in on hand tor dance nights. The coin-
i
i
i
i
l
i
:lllilll‘U is sails-tiled that this is the bct~ ' ’
iter tttoatts of transportatimt. as, are
ntost of the members.
Classified adventurous. on this pm
15 words or Ian. 25 cents; 3 times. '
each additional word. l com nor tour-lion
WANTED.
VOUNG LAOIES' WANTED t.-\i.i. NA-
ii... tit. \. in .wli n or stitpie article. Sal-
.try it trot \trt-k .llltl ‘.'t‘ :wr l‘t'lll. cotnntisa
sin“ l-Zyttnt it ill‘i illttlt (‘t'bhti’fi Stanly
position. soprano“... I::i Mtlilt St. Saint-
tort). r‘oort. tilt tit
WANTED .\lil..l‘ \‘t-l'Nt: MitIN 'l‘H
lortttt lllttiiIIHIlL' limit, ill-ti to “.75 tit-r
«im tut" tltt tirut luttt‘ lllttllillh. l’tuo \totit
.tlltli\illll‘ .‘hl'lli‘i‘liiil Ut'ttll‘t*l\. l‘utt
t‘iuM-t'. Y stl't‘JI
WANTED \Hl‘Nt; MI1,\' ’l‘ti l.l.'.\lt.\‘
:itttuii. tl-llo itirdl‘t's‘ in until Ii‘tt' prop”..-
i~i l' Willi it w. tiautn'oan. .u..t rl-pzttr uteri,
\\. lillkl' your '\i-i rt tit lt'ti \toiiu. assist
'thll in :«wuto positron. i'.t\ itiu; work
"J..u.ii, tit-ninth! for min moat. tumour
.t-t \\‘»tt- to: ptrtionhtzs .tllti .‘l.’ll|l|\il'
‘uwrtt izililtilr Automaton institute. lio-
t‘ltcnh t' ' \ lllfi L'l
‘ costume?”6&"i33n?buT+V"§ MAN
‘oitl: loamy. tat: rtttlw llllller soiling sand
and ultiltt- [ill on liitti nIrith'l’lliK sntttr.
\Iltliw-‘M 'i'ilt 'l'uisv it is: i" i‘HlHilMl ttl‘ M.
II 'ldlllit-u. tilt'”
wAnteo‘MT‘NtiTért‘ir? 111“”
.l
hivlvw‘tlllt“.
WANTED- “HAHN-ENS PLEASANT
rot-tits. Atom] lrtltio. .tll convoltittticea iltt'ilttl-
tot: U‘ll'lliltrlli'. Midi,“ it .i. t‘itl!‘ Stir
lllit‘i ttlfr If
WANTED MAI 'll lNlS’l‘H.
|lti\':~' ’l‘ti
“MINI tho truth, apprentices
to learn
"molding; trade and ”Lil‘NIilt' shop lit-l tors.
Norwalit iron \l‘otltv. South Norwailt.
t: it
WANTED 'l‘ti ill‘l': ALI. KINDS til?
cattle and poultry. host prices paid: tic
llr. tor good tut calves ll. I~‘rlctitttittt.
i:””"i':"“"“ ’l‘ttrnptko. Snub Nurwalk.
i‘. .t':'.u
WA Win”. i not "(i that... N7“ was.
with mm Works t‘o. m if
BUSINESS NOTI‘CE§.W
militilillll’
. mt.-.»-
MINNEHAHA A.
' 0N lH ROCKS
Reel at Scilly island Repor-
ted Badly Damaged
ttxu-uut Pliiiillllli. _
ttttttttt lll Sliiil
Livestock Forming Part oi Cargo
Landed on Sampson Island
lil‘tflll 'l‘(i\\'.\',_St. Mary’s. Scilly
islands. April lit. ”The steaitter Minue-
halta. ot'wttlte. Atlantic Transport- line.
struck on the suluiiergod rocks near
iiishop Rock at 9 o'clock this morn-
..
ing. tier passengers wereI removed
itt sat’eiy. The Vessel is badly dam-
aged. ‘
'l‘ltc Minnebahu. Capt. Laylund. from
New York for London. was feeling her
way cautiously towards the English
(iltumtel through a dense log that. oh-
scored the light on tilt-limp ltock and
led her to approach too near the (lan-
serous coast of the Scilly islands.
which he thirty miles to the west.
tt'atd til'lsanti‘s End. \\'lte,tt the Min-
nohaha hit the rocks she tore a big
ltolt- ataidships and this morning she
trad twenty feet oi water in her fore-
iltilriél.
tCoutluued on Seventh Page.)
"é‘iautn'ea‘i‘av‘ir'ii'ié‘nia'fit'n 337m. 9%ch
26 words or ten. 26 "RI: 3 times. :
each additional word. 1 cont par martian.
T2.” LET
TO LET-"AT" 20' our ST. THREE
rooms. "\llll floor; rent in. “will“: Mrs.
S. .\. Yxtttttgs. . , .115 3!
TO LET ~ON Bill’s]! 812. NEAR THE
Mitt-try. two—family house, 6 rooms and
limit. amt nil impmvumeiits on cacti door;
Slit per trtoitth. itaymmttl in Pollard. MB in
TO LETr-vFIVkl-Miitlhi
acted "and. high ground, wow: im.
Iliqtlllr Mrs. il. l.. Storms. Willem
HOPSFZ. \to
0.
mm
I at.
T0 car” r‘t'illi‘llsrtt-ztt noon. . Am,
tilt|il‘it\'vlil-‘iil‘~-. Inquire 9 t‘rt-sccnt Ter—
i‘flt‘tl. fl‘. 3!
TO LET— ~TU FAMILY OF ADULTS. A
nix-room boost- with all modern improve»
tttrttls. itiflht‘asltill May ti. lltqttiro at 13
”Million Aria. or lot. Frill-5. MG ill.
TO LET H‘llNlSlli‘Ili Sl'NNi’ ROOM.
\l’llil'iutiit; t'vlill'llii)‘ itit‘tlit-ti; Kt‘llllfi‘mflll
.lwttotl. Ti South Main St. [1163!
TO LET l-‘ttt‘it littohlfi. \Vt'i'ii WA.
ter in. 1: North short- road; no objection
to one or two cliihirttt. lttqnlio it. it. on
ttroiittm-s. all; 3!
TO LET Wittiimi‘Iti' .\\'I-:.. 835:
Mm on it‘ustttnutou EL. tit; downstairs.
l-otttlvtd Arm. 8t}; ttpstqlrs. Taylor Ava.
$7. ‘l|l“‘ilili‘-‘. Wotur BL. '3‘. tltt\\‘llMflil’:t.
Water So. so; litiliz-I‘ :ttfli garden. 56; loun-
rlry tittl: llltlt‘illlit‘l‘}; itMrnionl on Withh-
tnt:toti St; lint-it at l-‘lve hith- illv-tr: two
' crmnw little with ptwct for light manu-
tuvrmi‘uttlhr‘lipa h“l‘l;‘l‘t:‘ my“. t I t‘aclttrtttx.’ f-llmmt r cttllttttr .tl Green's
. . its, tut ; .. not. .- c, It. '9‘. . . I. . _ r
tutmt'a lineitu. M r. tumult. NtthJth. .4132" if "“1325” -._. m“ 3‘
w... ”W“ TO LET hlx'itUOM itilirilc. TWO
acres of 50‘"! garden Inn . Illllull‘fi urn.
'mrtw. to: Taylor Ave. mltitf
T0 Lér77itutox Motion. :3 urtiost
St: eleven rooms. all mohair-ores. The
Hatch 81 “alloy (30. mist!
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE l..\l'.\'t‘li zuxl’. F11. HN~
pitu- and {lill‘rltllitll‘llt'llh ohmp.‘ ulm li~ft.
:klil‘. iww tr .tl. tin-ti. a iamhtl 8L. Row-
uytott. » sill til
"For: SALE torso. swim- ttousu.
ltroulro M. tittiituwnk)’. lint “'lifllllllfiml
tit. ltl'ltlgc, a i tit
FOR SALE rmunslt l'itiliAMlil’laA-
tor l-nlty ourrtauct t‘ht'lll If sold at one".
SItt't'hi‘Ift‘ in ltttttittir..; sttot' bots or this
sottmur's itrtn Mrs. J. Hitoidu. ti iittr»
bunk :«lt Htlilli‘ Nurwolh ttltitil
PAINTlNG. i'Al‘lti'LllAMliNtl. thllK
done by practical man. (live trial order
to Alexander White. (it My Ave. Tel.
7334:. I-isiltnnton oboott’ully given. turtle
assortment of null patter. mlltt lltt
inquire as Woodward Ave. old (It
HoMELtKB "Finlay “Nihilist: FOR BALE «sort: l'AflflENtil‘litTrill".-
l..omv. “‘lil'l‘l' i‘tiui'i‘li and all ttimiorn ittr' tux our. lolly equipped: top. little and
liltfl'illlt-itlh will he found at it run-polar from out-talus. hoops. trunk mo; extra
into. ‘l‘tanstouth ttrcerttmmlatoil, it ”ll/u filter" who“. win: with Ail-loom in core
iti‘i‘ill st atstu Houltttci. all) at
DRECBMAKING ANII Miltlle-‘JH'. “RE! "RB! ”NEAT QUANTITY iW‘
damnuml lutv. rtruw. fertilisers. and othor
“nous. will sell t‘lli‘llli. Ilnylttoml urns.
aid tit
.. w
FOR SALE Milt WANT UK l'rll‘l. .llii .
null ttttttnsult bout t‘ortt. poo-l no diluent.
suitable tor auxiliary. nature it. -
:"tfi fl “Mint 51.. Htttitll
Norwnlk. hi.
“I lit
”ILL PAPIR. .1; Ct taint. ANlt lil'
l‘t. ctluttiaitm and l'trtotitt dom- any.
W‘lt'll' Iii 'l‘ttW'I‘l Itf Nttl'Wil k. Fttflrl {til
iutntnirs. or call at i'li Walttitr ton Ht.
Maturity lioctttntlttu t'tr. Tel. lift-h at
NOSE. P. HALLOCK
llnot. ital» trimmed and
out illitllt-Illl‘t‘ styled,
tr dot-trod. Ildtlrn r
or. iii tiltontttttt so.
isAhiiCli‘ Mil.-
mode in the int-
tlorttttlo furnished
Qflfl to. m. to tilt) {l
ottlit Norwnllt. 125 f
save voon Withdraws YEARH‘
practical experience and bailout trainin‘
tn horticulture and automaton. virtue:
"li..‘.i‘ul‘..ili’"’?“ W writ r“
it c.9mnan tilt}!-
oplt Cornell. Tree an an. Norwallt. ‘
. ‘3
I tcrlto PLATINO of fill, tNDB.
Hill Red copper. arm am it o Gil rattle.
old [with tut Mainland blnea'gm‘ht trim-
ming»; plant rs‘supwon an truncation
ht tile and. cinema a trimmtu s. and
it'll) «mogul-o. wit. Scam a lion. Witter
. t -
roKfi'rs ‘ with cfmmmfcmeu.
to Ll‘t‘wtwmfoi WWW
Ava. R mails. antitrust flowers
movements. Inquire W. H. Smith, all
West Bi. s18 tit
Vwaninomst'rnsrtott A’P nus.
Briti'ihflll'flllwm'k. * inquire tars. helium.
1! random or.
all it .
Hm SAL! litti'flfl. b tiltttt‘ el't‘..
omitt lame muons. Itll improvements. new-
ly punt-rod nitti pallilod' large lot. For
particulars ilitlllll‘t' l-ilut drove more. at?
i=0! CAL! 131‘th aw none 8
[Amado Avon .‘tttuih orwnllt. all ..
puntt'tmmbt. Reasonable terms to purplish
”xii ltrntttre t’itltt-tt tilmeary or m . in.
Mt.
mt. not on To
for sale or to lot. “Halli":
nary lira. ldlmtt rove l
‘ ”“""“““"Li.‘t"sr.‘”“f"““
LIT; 44003“
LOBTv-a-llfiflldlt mnnmrrrn. M Nita
rant tl.. helm-en lid Wont Ayn. at?!i
flhtll‘t‘h. lloitlt-tt»1\3i,o. Howard of
return to above it drops.
marksman“.
”thirtifiuck' TldAt’illl-l
till or,
III at.
MlI‘
I‘lllltt. ‘
litrmit.
walk.
flint) M u uounnanwenrs we?-
dt-rt‘ttt g tied pit man and mmilum will his
brain at Mansion lien for a short am
only. Hours In to ill. in ill. II *V
mhifdl‘iii“ on“:
_ . one so . f a
organist south Namath he
coinsurance
4a
Raymond (Ito‘- .
n o .: T
mollusk mummy; ,
it: Hotllh Mala tit. Booth in“ .
a! it
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