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ADIOGIATID prides ulwe anon ALI. PAit'f‘h or run' wonto ev A below. wine
‘lt:
on . oun own ortsnn'ron.
' WEATHER RQREQAST" ‘ .
. Shawna toniiht lineman-rm: mett-
eruio wind! rho-fly illnfl'ly. ‘
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‘ . littered ht tho South Nor
m .. In. Magma-H other
elk Pout-onto.
‘ ‘BRIKEM‘IN ‘
NEAR II All
Herbert McMahon, 22 Years on
Loses a Font and Sustains
Other Injuries
WIS I not?
Plllllt llllilllil
Victim Taken from South Norwalk
Freight Yard to Hospital
Herbert McMahon. a young brake-
mnu. only twenty-two years old.
went through a. horrible experience at.
the South Not'wnlk freight yard yester-
day morning about ti o‘clock, and now
lies hovering between life and death at
the Not-watt.- Hospital. with his chau-
can for recovery very slim. While at.-
touipting to board part of his train,
be made .t mine. slipped under. and
when hit: mangled form was found be—
tween the rallti, some twenty earn had
passed over hint.
’t‘etuporui'y medical attention was Rt"
t‘lllt‘ti and the injured young luau Willi
taken up to the Norwalk Hospital In
the ambulance. where lira. James (I.
and \‘t'nrd 8. Gregory and Walter
Hiif'iltlfjt‘ii worked over him. It was
tticessni'y to atnputnte the right foot
above. the ankle... the ear wherein hav-
ing crushed it no badly. The left foot.
also I’eart‘ully lacerutcd. was found to
have a compound fracture. The phy-
sicians are fit hopes of saving thlit
t'oot, though there is much likelihood
(ll it being. necetuttu'y to take. it off.
\‘I‘ere young McMahon‘s injuries
confined to his lower limbs. iliti chun-
“'3‘ for roiovory would be much
brighter. bill be. has three. or tour
fractured ribs and it is.foured that
his lungs have hqpu punctured. This
has not yet bee utively determned.
but If true, mil his condition the
more grave. He also has a severe
scalp wound. btit his skull was not
fractured.
Since the accident he has been par-
tially conscious at timel. but has not
been in tiny condition to 'falk about.
the mishap. His home Is in Bridgeport
and his relatives were notified. Sever
at of them arrived yetiterduy and are
in attentioncu upon him today at the
hospital.
Young McMahon Was attached to
(“iottduotor Reynold's train known an
the "pickup and at the time of meet-
ing with his misfortune was preparing
to go into the freight yard with a
string of care. He had just thrown the
yard switch and made a leap {or II
car. A railroad titan said this morn-
ing that at; he understood it. McMahon
was saved from immediate death. pro-
bably. by tying prontrtite an the string
of cars [liltiiit‘ti over him.
The injuries to the young liraketuun
(‘flllHt‘tl widespread aot‘t'ow among iilt‘
railroad men. for McMahon but. a
large number of friends. He Willi a
baseball player 0i :Iiilliti' and played
shortstop on the Shore Line Iiivlnion
baseball team.
kit-ilahou iii Itrttnnrrieil. At the host»
piiul this afternoon it was stated that
tilt-t'i' baa been no change iii his condi-
tion.
IioTIiIIIIAIi content
COT tit mom cuss
Itowaril N. Godfrey. the well known
motornuiu I‘d mllltttry man had an
accident Saturday in which he Iont a
counldernble quantity of blood.
.\lr. (lodi'rey watt working on u btok
en window of life car while It wait at
the Norotou ierIulniIl Saturday and the
Oilth‘ out it deep flittiil lti libi left hand.
The conductor run the our to flat-ton
and after arriving, at the latter place.
Mr. flodt‘rey bud Ilr. George II. Noxou
new tip the wound. The InotorIuitn of it
work car which happened to be at liar-
Ieu run the politietiner car to Not-walk
tor Motoituutt Godfrey.
MORE GOLD FOR LONDON.
nuw YORK. Apt-II 25.-~'l'ho heavi-
eut gold eiiizngoiuent no for ill the pres
i-ni export movement to Europe was
made today by the Guaranty ’l‘ruet
(ioiiiiiaiiy, which canned 05.000.000 In
unfit for" shipment to London on Wed-
neiiilay. Further heavy gold engage-
‘iuentii were. announced during the
morning. The ”allover National Bunk
uncured 31.500000 gold coin for Lon
don. and Kidder, Peabody and Coni-
pany engaged 82.000.000 In double
eituloii for tho tn'ltliib oupltul.
NO DECISION IN CORPORATION
TAX CASES.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-’I‘he the
promo. court of the United tititloajoday
again failed to announce any doeliiion
In the corporation tax trance.
u-l. O. O. F. NOTICE.
,' Members of flutter Lodge. No. 97, I.
(1.0. F2. are requested to meet at the.
lodge room 'fueitday. April 20. at I p.
In. to It tend the funeral of our late.
brother. Ilitnm J. Huger.
for order of the N. 0..
‘ 1). iii. BEACH. Secretary.
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Iii iiiiiiiiitiiir "
iuiit institution
‘i‘W‘
Quartet and Organist Completes
a Very Successful Year's ‘
Work
Yesterday was the last Sunday of
tho Iniinlcul your at the First Metho-
dint Episcopal church unit the music
wan unusually fine at botlt morning
and evening; 'uorvicoa. Stanley N.
Itianii' solo. "Out of the Deep." wot-I
magnificently rendered. Mr. Beans
hna a deep. rich- voice of n sympa-
thetic quality which has endeared him-
uelf to this people attd the whole eon-
gregatlou regret his going. ill the
evening the duel by Misti Minnie it}.
Lee and Mina Elizabeth Richardson
was beautifully rt‘mtlered. Mitts bee. in
the Iutimumtttue wan grand. {the has
.Itt unusual voice. and her pleading
manner and willlttgneen to always do
her part. has won the. love of all. ttud
it to with the deepest regret that tlte
people give her up. Miss i‘tlchardnon
has iliiit.) been very kind and willing
and her deep. riclt voice hail won for
her a lasting place and all regret to
part with her. In fact the work of
the quarter ililfl been more tlitin ordi-
nary. it but; been a most happy and
satisfactory year and there in a tinge
of sadness; in their departure. They
will always Itold a warm spot in the
hearts of this poople.
Arthur i“. Huntington. tho organist.
and David Albrecht, the. tenor. will
remain with the church another year.
Mr. Huntington In an accomplished
musician and has worked hard for a
high standard and the result shows for
itself, Mr. Albrecht has ll line tenor
voice of rare quality and the society
is glad to retain him. He in always
more than willing to lliiSitii in any
part of the church music. The rholr
war. ltlndly assisted In The lutlituliua-
tits by Mlisn Smile Valentine. .
The new members of the choir are
Mrs. Albert (inrrlugtou Smith. ao-
prano, of Milford: Misti Mabel lillllll‘.
eontralto. of Bridgeport, and .l, Stub
bins ("Iyne. base. of Bridgeport.
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DDIICOII sctitiot
finance at tiers
It was dincovi-rcil Illla uiornlnp. ton.
some little nitric school cloned Friday
afternoon lilt‘ ('ioticot'd school liutldiu .
was broken Into. apparently by boys
Que of“ the it achere reported the title!
to (‘hiei of Police William \‘olltnez.
liliti morning. and the officer lilil'il‘ an
investigation. So far, however. the
guilty patty or parties litivo escaped
detection.
The plunder was very light. ('(lllttllil
lug only’oi eight pettutett utiil ltulf it
box oi Steel pens. taken front :I tif‘Rk.
Au i-Itttunce \Hlfi effected thmupb a
collar window.
BLOOD Fiisoiiuie
CAUSED at it some
ist'ltliire Alexander. the WP“ known
junk iIi-uler. was taken to this Niit'wullt
linspltnl thin nioiu‘iug, suffering Ironi
a nevert- case of blood poisoning. A
short time ago. Mr. Alexander not it
tribe“ or glass from a bottle in one of
tits. iilllliiilh‘ and be treated the wound
for a tune himself. thinking it With not
:zertoiu. It continued to pain ittid fi‘ti-
It r, however, and he vitilleii it pbyat
clan, who found careful attention was
required. liven the physician wait an
able to lll‘ing the patient around quirk
ly. the dinense being Well routed and
taking in Alexander in the lionpttttt
war. conuidert'tl the best course
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BASEBALL SEASON OPENS SATv
URDAY.
Tito formal opening of the hurtebail
petition to South Nor'wulk will occur on
Saturday afternoon of thin week, when
the Norwulka will play the ielebr.Iti-il
Cuban (littuts.
At that time there will be it would
entitle difference III the lineup than
that shown Saturday afternoon in the
preliminary content with tho (joloululu.
Several of the regular team played
sittitrday but there Were a number
who wore out on hand. It In expected
that Jack Mottritth. who to now having
.i tryout with Iirldgeport or the thto
League. will be. able to play hero Sub
urtltly uftomoutni. Manager I-‘ruuli
Madden Itlito hint hln eye on n tutti
Iit'ldneport ytlllllg mun.
,TROLLEY CARS LIAVE ‘TRACKB.
' The trolley cure appear to have been
Indulalug In it little epidemic of truck
lumping ufnce Saturday night. The
talent wan thin afternoon Wili‘na"(‘.l‘f)lli
town flier" on the Mswtown avenue
lirtind ‘ltlvei' Iluo left; the mile and
«turbid to Inupect the uldewulk near
tit-nee Church. Saturday night two
rare event off. one at the Edit Norwallt
entrance. to the Washington titreet.
bridge and another In Railroad eve-
nue. The latter was In charge or Con-
ductor Andersen and Motormon Allen.
Yesterday morning it Winnipeuk car.
In charlie of Conductor Cnhlll and
Minot-taint Andrewn. left the trucks at.
the corner of Main street and the New
Canaan road.
ENGLISH COTTON MIRCHANTB
ARRIVE
NEW YORK. April 25.-ft‘lve Inns~
Itch cotton merchants arrived here to-
day on tho Cedric. hnvtnx come to buy
cotton. they are G. W. B. Alnswotth.
Robert Ittngs, lionore Desalination,
in. hit. about! and W. Mitchell.
WllRK iii lHl '
.ililiili iiill
Immense Audience Gathers at
‘ Sunday. Evening institute to ?
Hear Dr. Washington
liiillWlH iii lllSiiiiili
iflliiiii lliilillllllll
Selections from “The Holy City"
Add to the Service 4
At early as 3:45. the people began
atreamtui; into tho Sunday Evening Iu~
uIiIute at the South Norwulk Conan»
gntioouul t‘btlreb, last evening. and
the tiaueinbly did not break ltp until
tlziitl. The church was packed to both
auditoriuma. la'xtru seats were pro-
vided in every possible until within the
low. Lorne numbers Were utuudlng
within the tliltilttil‘illIIIl-i, and Mill) oiIt
in the corridors. :II the clotting lIHSf’liI'
bly of the institute. Inut evening. Some
were unnote to gain aittiiiiiance.
lteplunlug at Tin-look, at which time
the church was entirely filled. the can.
rule. orchestra. organ and plzttlu Were
united in the rendering of the lllfltif pop.
iilar selections irotn the cantata. "’I‘Ite
llolt l'ilt'
.\t ”. Ill. Iir Martin-taut! opened tho
meeting. and the entire au'tieinbly uni-
ted Iu iilt' Lord'a pruyi-r. l‘ir. Macint-
Iautl. who is fill deeply tittereateil in
lli‘lligllly; the (‘lirtatlan clInIcII Into are
n‘llf‘iiliiiill wtth the great lintnnntturt’nu
social Iiitnt‘llleiliii of otlr time. until
that m months ago the Sunday I-iven-
ittn illnlillllt' had been dedlitati-d to
the worrihip ol' liod through the service
of titan. l'ltiriup. the t<l.\' tuiinthu it
Intd uivt-u thought to trinity prolileniu
anti Iitoveitti'liltt which affect the Wet-
fare and the. higher life of the people,
They Were all Hiiljt'f‘ih amt inlet-elite
which have a plane in the iliouitht and
the heart of file literiial Father.
’l‘tte illi‘ililliii‘ had been ripened by
a prophet of the great Hebrew rtieo.
aud‘tlie note atritck by finbbi Wine
had dominated tho entire course, that
of social juntice and l‘igiiitmlltillt‘t’h.
’I‘hls etetilnu. be said. We coucltttit
with the same note on behalf of :.
nit-til race of our atnlera and brothers.
whoae art-Iii leader We \H’it'tlllli‘ thu-
cveututz,
iiooker ‘l‘. \\‘nabluutouu litilil’i‘r‘crs.
which Imiteil a lull hour and a half
iii-lieu reproduction, (treat earliest»
ili‘sfi. depth and sincerity were com
billed with brilliant llittihos ot' ‘dii and
good natured humor lir. \i'ntibtngtou
especially indicated the rapid develop
uieut of bit-i race since It Wits freed
from player). a half century ago In
very telling terms he allowed lion
anxious they were for intellectual. int
tliiairtul and moral lliilliilf‘d
lilzi story of 'l'uaki-gei- wav illustra-
Ili't‘ of this. Itemuuini: III .I short and
ret'miklructeil ltotlliourt‘e, \\'Iiil itllli}
pupils. it now has a multitude oi build
lugs. all ereCIeil by the fiilltII’Iiit- tlitvui
when. several million dollars upt‘b
of property. ililii twat out over .«lit thou
.ittutl nradttiitea. and enrolls :iiviei-I
hundred pupils. The principal of fill:
areut institution thou \vi-nt on to any
what ltti graduates are doing Ill ItIi
trot-Id.
IIIirlnir one. portion of the .iti’il'i‘iis ht
turned Ila remarks directly i) ”It
members of bin own race nbo Were ii;
the assembly, congratulated them on
the good reports he had receiveil con
certitup both their miniature illlti lay
men front the lion of Dr. Mortal-laud
and gave them home ititl‘ltt‘fil and \iio
wordti of manual tttttl advice
With It coiniltlertible portion of tbr
authoring rounding all the time. In
field the detectably without our film
.11ng Internet until Sixtil o'clock,
[luring the rendering of Schumann”:
"l‘rnumorol." by tho oruuu uud orctieii
tra. a collection WSW taken tit ltil
work of ’I‘itakogeo. and while It illl'd ‘tiit
yet been counted. if was reported II
a very large one.
The. meeting. and ultiii thin Milli":
douree of the. .‘dunday Evening Insti
tutti. was clotted by the alluring at
“America." by tho uudIoIiee. totiowei;
by Verdi's "March from Aida." by tin
orehatilm and organ. connotation. r
tlltlfii interesting and etitluiiuuiiite euii»
tug of thht yonr'n course of the t-lnnitu:
hivenfnn linitititto. .
Wu...
BEEF PIIIOEB TAKE
AIIOTIIEII l8ll£ll8l0ll
M
An II the public. III not already t'ltflil-
berated at the high rout of tut-at. the
pitching houses have unouucoil another
Ilicrultte In wholenhlo prices to the
utut'kctmon.
Boot prince are up to 12% cents.
wholesale. an Inurcuuo of ti cent; pork
Iolmi are tat-onto per pound: whole;
sale. It Jump from ttllfi cents and 17
cents. and lamb hue not been forgot-
ten. the best having been Jumped front
10 to 18 cents per pound.
'l‘ho mnrliettnnu one it little rift. tn
the clotide of high prices on Ilenmmt of
{be coming tinting. II: it! believed there
wil be it drop during the mutt month
with the advent of growled cattle and
scum nonwmt.
tiiiiiiii
. tempted suicide and arrotu ot' Itobea.
W
”an. as. 1910‘.
‘ “zitpi‘illlle Decorat-
ed With nutrient and
Frenpli 3Flam:
I’Aliln‘. April 23:»«Mr. liiinnevelt won
the. guest of tho eltb’ of Perle today.
in the magnificent. iiioiet tie. Ville. or.
Town Hall of Porto. which baa played
no t‘UIIHIIil‘IllIlIH a part III ll‘reuch hih‘
tory. 'I‘Ite prcuent .. turttotut'e wan
i-t‘ecti-il ill lli'i'ti. help}; I‘iioilelotl Ititttt‘
the original 'bulldlnirlt‘wlileli wan hurti-
ed by the (iontnttmenrda In Ili'fl.
'l‘ltrottgbout the roviilutlou the Hotel
do Ville with the penal rallying plane
of the deiuoorutin its optioned to the
court party. it Was her:- that the rev-
olutionary tribunal out In. I'itiill and
the reign of terror quilt-ii with the at
pterre. who aubaeqneutly Moi gallo-
flui-Il. iifll‘f‘ also in Annual, tkdtl, tainta
i‘ltillppt» illiiit'ili‘f‘d on the balcony and
in full of' the populai-o below
oiubrtired Intuit-ltd. and from the
hif‘ilH of the hulliliilt on Pent-liar) l-I.
Irvin. lamb; lllattit Iiroetuimed illt.‘ ltI-
tiiitutiou of the re {muddle
'l'tli‘lhy ill honor of Ml’. litmm'vell‘n
Hail the liolol tie Wife was decorated
with American and French dogs. The
further president, acctiuipatiled by Ant-
erictitt Atnbanssudm Kiucou and M. Jan
ueraud. French itiiilmentlor at \t'atili-
ton. watt, received at the entrance with
great formality b}: M. t‘aron. prciilili-tit
ol‘tbi municipal council; Ill, lhtfielt'es.
prefect of the Seine; M. Immune. [wolf-b
ideal of the general council of the
:ietne. and .\t. l.i-ptm-. protect ot‘po-
iif'i‘. It_v there be was conducted to the
Hutleea den llelllwl‘nttoua. win-in be
attended a Sitting «z the city fathers.
alter whit-h he ntpu I Illa name in the
'I.ivrc d'tir." and made a tour of tbi‘
buildlntt. which lst furnished and con-
lilillfi hplitl‘ line examples of liltidlvi‘fi
WINK?“ art.
At the pension of the council .\Ii‘
Itooueveit ttit’tt pcruottuily maul per-
mits fll‘tilliillf‘lil it. the iillit-Inl ill.‘ o'
l’ari.» Several ailment-it ('Ulllitihlli‘i‘.‘
tart to tho Rifl'hi of tumor were lilflli"
'lllti Mr. itooaovi-lt Y‘QRIKIIIIIPII.
Au illihll‘ilvi' i‘l‘ MI lit the
cheered tili- [fll‘llll' president
t-Itteteil and left tie building. From
the Hotel. tic \‘iitt. Mr. lioonovelt
wsmi to the t‘etnmrt Museum. which
contain” the moat: interacting docu-
Lil‘liib of with relatite in the tittoori
Ii city and to.- revolution. and
\‘.'h|l'il uni.- altou‘n iii lil'ill'ul‘ S l'Iti'ti,
\lew
at l t‘f'i ti
an it!‘
the
‘iIi- «orator. who I~ no author of :t
Hi'lii” of workti on 'HII I'ntia"
Lilit'i. .‘ir. ”(VIN .e'i took tea with
Edith Wharton the .tilitiii‘itkk 'l‘IIli-
eti-iiitin be will be liti titutu-r nut-M
iif (:t‘ilflriii iil‘ll;.i‘I'I‘. i“itil'r Iil iiit‘ ut‘ll-
i-rut Mull oi the Fl‘t‘lii'ii arm); follow.
tut: which lie \‘Iii Iliit‘ilti iii" opera.
.\I r ltuoecvelt ittt'i ri-roiveit an Itivitu
iron from (‘ount Zl‘il'I‘iIl‘. ftl make a
trip with lilitt In ili‘s‘ iiiiiitililo balloon.
but will lil‘iiiiill‘ because of luck of
time
lilii iiiiiiii
Jill iiiiia
Condition of Greenfield Hill Wo-
man and Coachman Are lie-
ported as Favorable
Reports of the condition of filth
Fruneeu Robinson. oi iii-eminent Iliil.
who \vttn~ so badly burned iii no oil
Illusion of acetylene pit: at het‘ home
ltt'ldtt)‘ evening. are very favorable.
t-ilie wan unfit to be It‘tililly, comfortably
last night and wuth every pt'intpoct of
a speedy l‘f’t‘tn'f‘l')‘. liiibort Goodman.
who wait badly burned. lit also making
favorable |l|‘()i:l'l'tiei townlii recovery.
Mirth litibtunou who Iuoro nevi-rely to
invert than title at iiilvi thought and
it With not until tiilt' had helped brine.
floodmnu to the hotiae that ahe mi |
iapned and It Willi found that itbe war
the more anverely Injured of the fl-ll
She dinplnyeil rettuirltulili iii ribbon and
torlltttdc in her conduct.
It wan itt lil'iil t‘enicit that her Pym:
were injured badly but now her recov-
ery will be complete Wlictlior kite
Will lit‘llr titty entire or not cannot now
be cel‘ltliuiy iiiltl.
W.....—.......* M... o. ..
ruse ODELI. hostess
. or FDIITI riIIItIins
W
A main enjoyable evening was spent
at tho homo of Minn Ilurrlet Odell.
No. till East uvouue. Saturday. when
that young lady entertained charming-
iy otmut forty of her mom Intimate
friendl. There were mini-Iii from New
Haven and Modern. [Aiming w. Chin»
mun Mid Leon Von Exfolistoln, of New
York city, were pretient at: well. Many
of tho gout: helm; musically Inclin-
ed. there were selection: on the piano
and vocal notes by the score. Before
the mldnitht hour. tho stimuli that had
been In prone-Ii. ceased and the en-
tire gathering repaired to the table.
where they were “Willi with it most
delicious and tempting collation. AI-
tor the refreshments hint been enioyl
ed. the youn people again were fallow.
ed with aln it: by the several talent-
ed vocalist: arousal. and it was with ‘,
regret the saints finally left for their
new resembled.
i
respective hunted.
inn
Siiillillil,
1* [till
Defeated the Colonials by a
’ Score of Four to One
iiiiiii tidal”
itiiiis iiit illii
.m . ..~.._-....
Several Sunday Games Playedi
on Diamonds in the Town
Local illlnf'iiaii lune. bail their first
opportunity to get It line on the Mir-1
walltr tor the reason of Info. and pat»
Itculai‘ly uu l’itcller Sillery. Saturday
afternoon. in a ptnet‘u-e game with the
fast (‘olonial atuat.-ur il‘lllll. at Amuse,-
ulcnt Park. in .‘vletrlutv street,
A number of the old :Iaudiiyt. of the
Norwatioi who were on deck allowed
that they have uot‘lont their running
In the national sport and the verdict
was that Siltery in It decidedly classy
little proposition. lie given every evl‘
deuce of being able to deliver the
gooilx and he “I15 iiilliii‘flliiiili) taken
to iill' tit-aria iii !In» i:lli‘ When it
comma to speed Stilt-r) iiflh‘ a itretti'
amount of that itil'iiill‘f lliv riillltiiri
lilt‘tlt lIH‘I Illt- [tiuli‘ ilk. ittlii'li'ntmi
ti‘ontlnueii on Second I'dainl
IIIIIIAWi‘deIISIIIP
* BlithEIl Ill TWO
\\‘l-2i|.ltl itfi. April The ruIia
Witt Zeppelin II.. iiI‘St‘i'lltilliK hero.
attack a clump of trees and parted at
lite utliidb- It lies lodged uniting the
truths iii the tilde of a cliff. The fire
department and students at the cadet
nclitiol turned out and attempted to
retirin- what Min left Intact ol the ma-
chine. The aluminum frolin- wait do?
illOiil-ihl‘ti and most or the pit-i escaped
from the butt. It wax rt‘pol‘li'l’i that
iilf'l‘t’ was it man in tile nouilulu. bill
thin proves untrue. and no one tvtia iu
illi't‘ti.
.\ Sl‘l't‘tui train loaded wult toddlers
ililii arrived Itrt‘t‘ from i.lliiillll‘l.'.-I\ill-
iii-I'thu and iiii' Irnauteiits will lie
authored tip Icy the Inilttarv.
0)-
-l.
BICYCLE IIIIIEIi ‘
IIAII ‘IIEAD cur DPEII
.liihu lt‘oia'lt. iiiilili'. a ill|‘_“'i|‘. lintl
no. head cut opt-u it‘l-‘it'i‘liin afternoon
ill» a ieault ill :I t'fllilhlflll \tttii :. team
from Solituiun’ ‘iililil' The biciclbtt
:iuil iii-m li‘illil. .i'iiii‘il utt». ctiitutpd
in tuitini: poem-upon. iii tin titiriuok
At illil'lil\. f‘i’l.tit‘ Maribel treat the I‘m.
ll'i o: Hiiiitli Halo and “onion .ilt'I't'l‘i.
'I‘Iii- lli_lllli‘li luau ua~ taken Iqu the
oiliee of ill I" I Iluruvll. nearby and
the llilib‘lt‘lilll closed the wound with
ti'iii'al witches. lv'oint-II wan able to
irate tor Itotne lillfléil‘litiil'ti.
'I‘Iie til'ltt‘r oi‘ the tilll'llugt‘ claimed
int was on the right side oi the road
and that Ilti‘ bicyclist ran into him.
ELECTION FRAUOB IN MARTI-
NIQUE.
it‘flli'l‘ flit? FliANf‘lf. Martinique.
April :35. \i'lii‘ileitale olertioit triIIItlr.
have been Illucovi-ii-il. Hundreds of
ballots rust for (tannin l'. iiiiuneatny
Itiid .\f. (‘Iere have been lit‘iiil‘tti‘f‘fi anti
tllitl‘l'a nubstltuted in which the ilfllllt‘ti
of their rival» to. iiit‘ omie of iii-[\iIIY.
appear. it In nib-end. I‘olitfinl ilt‘fli‘li'
men Were ‘it [it’ltlt‘llititlll of the polls Iu
limit) illklalli‘f'b end opptutliii; viitere
wi-ro iit'ii'.;llifv‘ handled Several polllnt
placeii wtl‘t‘ utiiueil. the pollen butuit
unable to aluminum the violent.
CHARGED WITH HORSE THEFT.
Wild lhiAN'l‘lti. April 2ft. --I'hargetl
with the theft of It borne. Frederick
Ituuiniell was arrested by state police
then. early today. II but home. near
Iioltaiiit. Mata... anti Inter brought to
title city. nothing without extradition
proceeding», Ila Iii uncured of horse
«tooling at Ellington. and won given
In charge of I-lhorlff Hprtigue. of 'I‘ol-
Inuit courtly. who took him to the ”fol
land lull to with a hearing on the
charge:
DIVORCEO OOUPLE RIMARRIED.
SOIJ'I‘II IIIGND. ind.. April thmhlar-
rlcd In their tunnel. divorced I27 yearn
ago. eoeti taking another mate. it abort
limo afterwards. only to «hue but-It to
each other and he IIlItI‘I‘itifi again In
this city. It! the exiwrionoe of Hoary
Sandman. a retired former. 81 year»
of use. and litre. in o Frame. 77, of
Torre Coupe, bid. 1' oy ware mitt-riot!
yontordtty by .iulttne Wright.
HIARINC ON RAILROAD MERGER.
WASHINGTON. Atirll 2ft.»’titto
hearing of the government out» for
the disputation of the merger of the
Houthern Pacific and Union Pacific
railroads will, take piano probably
about October 1. 'I‘hn detention of a
definite auto and piano will he made
by the judges of tint Eighth Judicial
TWO dams
Delegations from Courts Laurel
and Cecile Witneseetl the
Class Initiation
‘The big clutter Initiation of illi-
Ilttughters oI‘ Inphellu. at Greenwich.
yeuteriiay, was a very successful
event and Want largely attended by
walks The members of Court luturul.
of South Not-walk. headed by the re-
ni'ut. Mi't-i. Corttelinu A. McNamara,
and Court Cecile. of Norwalk, headed
ulao by Itti regent. Mrs. William J.
’f‘rncey. were present to the number
of about 100. They went dowtt on the
12:56 train yesterday afternoon. it
spiteful f‘fll'.ill‘ing attached to that
train for their benefit. Hair of the
candidates vvere also from The Nor»
wants. The entire class numbered 50.
(It this utuntwr it) were from Court
Cecile and lit from Court laturel. Till‘
Iletzroe wort. trite performed by Court
St. i“l'{llii‘it-i. of Greenwich. tutti was:
done very finely. Among the guests of
the afternoon was him. Wall. of New
Britain. the state roegut. Bridgeport.
Ansouin. Stamford and other placea
were tilito represented. During the of»
teruoou. addresses Were made by Fath-
or Fitzgerald, i'lltlpiflifi of flout-t tit.
Fliilli‘ifi. and Father Ryan, also of
firwnwlch.
The ladies of the Greenwich court
served a very ilue banquet.
FIRE IN INDIANA.
INIII.\NAI'('il.iS. lull. April c...~-.«\
fire of unknown origin in the whole
anle litisitieau fiifiil‘if‘i. euliy today. den
Iroyeii property valued at $Ioiliiiuio. It
station in the four story building or»
cupled b) the A. iiill‘titfflil (Toiupauy.
'),’
«CARD OF THANKS.
\\‘e lil“iil‘l‘ to thank the friends: who
'i‘J'i'Q‘ no ltiud during our bereavement.
f‘. I. MARSHALL A.\'ll FAMILY.
Clantded advortlsemontl on "if! pa 5.
25 words or tau. 25 canto: 3 timel. 5 c:
each additional word. I cent per Inurtlon.
cox . til. :‘i. .vr Ills l.:\’l‘lv‘. lil>25|~
tit ‘ll .- ti. South Nortvnilt. .ImtudI t’m.
nut-ti Iii ,vmnx. Ii‘tiitwint from his lot-
It Mllil'ili .- .30 o‘clock.
HEU‘SleERVSW fid’i‘féfifi"
\\'i~«liiemla)'. at :2
PAINTING. i‘ati'llittIAN i. \VIIRK
done by practical II‘..III. I’. to trial order
Alexandri- \i'tittu. iii I‘Tlv Axe. ’I'i-l
ii. i‘:?‘lllll.tl0'.‘i i-Iii-i-rfiilly izlvet‘. Lame
otinent of wall [LIIN‘L Infill ltu
‘tt
i
LL PAPER, Ic it lttII.I. ANII tit‘
lupi-rbnuutni: and Painting done any»
where in Town of Not‘ivitlk. Send to:
:llllilil'ri. or roll at TS “pollination St
Murptiv ib-i‘oniting t‘o. 'l‘cl lair-{i or
i'.:i~;:.
MOSES P. H LOCK. i..-\liIIt28‘ Mil.-
Iiuvr. tints trimmed and made In the lot-
out up i i \iJill' styles. Muiorlnlti furuiuheii
If iii-hind. lliiitl‘rl from it a. In. to IS .10 p
In H "ill“‘iliill St . \‘nttti \‘tirwulk. {1‘5”
M...
ii N \' EA “2“
8 VE VOUR T .
nrm-tn‘nl vvpertivuee and college tt‘ninliix
in horticulture and entomology. place!
mo III n lltlitilftll lo l‘.|l"‘ for your treet-
“(‘ii‘llllnullii)’. l emplut' tlo agent”. .lott
opb t‘oi-ni ll. 'l‘i'i-t- \\'u 'iI-u. Not'wnlk.
ELECTRO PLAYING Hiv‘ ALI. KINIIS
Imdmut popper. brew and nickel. bruit-tit.
”Iii unlit. gun racial and black yatitt trim-
IIiIIqu. plundwra' supplies and clotttiit-liet'ti.
bicycle and automobile trimmings. anti
lltiiit' ware. S. Scam tit Roll. 56 Wow
fit. Tel 342-15
TO LET
TO LET SIX Inhibit;
iii-iivI-uteuth. Ii tilt-ind I’lucv.
ptonilsoie.
f0 LEF'VtrIité'r-i'tiss ititiii'tiitv
tit-tn“; “lipiufiiiiity lllli'itllliif‘li. trittli.’ i‘t‘li-
Htlltitilit', ltmutle Mite. A. Dibble. iiil\\'<
itytnrt. “:7; iii
TO LET .\I'.\If'l'.\Il-..\"l‘. :it. wasn-
iitnluii $1.. l-Ittst .‘ioi'uailt. lit-pitti- Iii
South Minn Hi. .IB'JII
TO LET litli‘ril-i. ’I‘Ai’lallt AVE. Ill.
lieu-«o. Went Nt-ittiitk fulfil. \vit'i laud. 'Ii.‘
\\'omlbtity Ave" 3127». Writer hit . 8!: \“iihil-
tuntou Rt. titan. Il‘iiil'iit‘iii Ate. in. Norm
hill. lit; t-littlmiturk. sit; i-Itoru Iietit Mittltiii
iit Siiumiturk. 31:; Laundry Itoililliiu Willi
ill-‘fl‘ililll‘l'y. mi. barn at Itmvarinii. inn
iiuoiii Iti~;-iii with pom r Miltnlile I‘lt‘ Inuit-
llfdi‘lillitm. cottage at lil‘t‘t’ll" ll'itl‘lliw.
$7M .uelluiiii. Raymond Ht'tm. tiltfi fit
\\‘i'i‘ll IM-
iiiqutrv on
nail .'ii
To LITwPIFIE-Iiiii‘ihi‘éwl‘; .\.\'.\’ s'r.
Inquire of Mm. Iii-ornc \i'. Jayne. It. in
in“ SI. Itrfi lt
WTO LET“ 'ro imam. FAMIIA’ oi?
Iiiltiltn. live Imuna. [it‘ll pour. :it (‘uvn
Ave. n25 iii
..
'ro le'tttni out: nix-norm ltttih‘l
ilcuee, till lnu-rwrumuttu: newly tliiliiteil
and decorated: f‘tlllvl‘liitmi trolley and
“‘flif'l‘ front. 7 ”tiwiiillh Are. i-Ittut Nul-
Wlliii. udb .‘It
TO LET-UNI; I-‘I‘IINIHIIIt’IIt AI’AII'P-
moat. four vimiioi Illlti bulb: iiIiItiruttilu-il
apartment. nix mount and built. and mi.
tune of «In mount and bulb; iIIl Irioiloru
i"II\I'I|WiILI‘ii: within four Itiluuleii of
Went Ave. trolley. Inquire nfterniiontt. f‘iil
\Vi'tli Ave. IIL'3 ill
TO LET": --Nldt'ilNlI F‘Ialtili. tilt titiIInltN
Avie. moat Nortvulk. for small faintly:
rent reiuioliublel ImprovI-niioitu. Inquire
flu Iiuyviow Aw... or write I’. It. ttnx ititt.
or telephone fiafi’ii. :ch ill
.-.....--... M...“ ......_...................... w“... .
To LET ~i.ithiIt't b‘lniiilt or town
roman. with lunar-merit uuttubto for hitch-
i~ii wi-rk. limit it nanten: within walking
Iltntnnet- or the center. inquire III the
titer lit. n30 tl‘
“w-..“ . ........._....m. .............-........
TO LIthlfiitiK notion. is UNION
8L: eleven roumn. all eiiiwenlencca. The
latch a Hailey tin. mill If
use Litiif Iron autoimmune.
“mammoth immature.”-
inn girl for mnmlrhoutitwork: three
In family. Inquire at till ii‘uirflttitl Ava.
i125 fit
LOOT~BATURIMY Nltitt’t‘. l’Alii
of. circulations. in once. Reward for re
district. at itlt. Peanut May.
turn to til Vita flaunt at.
teats it
it [till It” «
l
Grand Officers to AttempfSef-
\
:llltllllilt'l‘hl of the order front The Nor-i {lament of Differencas With
the initial-Company
iii Stilllllllll it.
i lillllilllllllll lillllli
Grand Officer Fitzgerald Com-
l pliments President Mellon
in Illacuuslnt: the differences be-
tiveeu the (“‘ouuecticut Company and
gthe New England (.‘ouferonce Board.
{ (Irnud Officer Dennis S It‘llzgerald. of
:the General Executive. Board of the
Amalgamated [Assmlutlou of Street.
-aud Electric Railway Employees of
Atneritu. made the following state.-
ment lard night:
(Continued on Sixth Faxed
Cllulfled advertisements on thin ten in.
26 word. or Ian. 25 cents: 3 times. 3
each additional word. 1 cent per Insertion.
WANTEf).
WANTED ioou IIiit't—‘IGS ’l‘il I‘Al’Eli.
paint amt iii-turnip. All Work mluranteed
totiw'faetoiy. Wail p:t|wt‘>~ mid Inoillilittgk.
I
.. .~\, “lililil'l‘, INK Siiiitli Mtilti Street.
Tel. IIISIIVI. all) Im
WANTEB-Chtw (at WUMAN on
character unit lliliiii_\' to solicit bloom-nu
for .‘t Ieni t“i.‘lit' illiti intuit-anoi- com my.
Applications. to I't-cciw :Ittentft-u. mould
xtttti- previous experience. n-I’ot‘t-ticer: and
compensation iietircil. Address I‘. U. Box
“5. South Nottvulk. It‘lllfii.
WANTEDWWUIIK. III.(IWI.\lfl. CART-
lull. grading. plastering unit (‘I‘llli'i‘ll work
of all kinda Loam for mile. Thomas
Sklilii. {iii it‘ttirtieI-i A\'t'.. South Norwalk.
.125 iii
WANTED»~-A~ WUMAN in? INTELLL
Waco mull flood eimiti'lon septic w‘llp if.
wt fun to l'.ll‘ll can a new ti em or
at il.‘ Kl'lt'KI’l‘ It: (kixgie " ii; iii-
WANTED mum. SHIPPING
clerk and handy llltu‘l.
l'titt" L‘H i‘ilthl
tit-pill.
. _ .ti,
WANTED NIM’I‘.‘ nammnrto in
bi tinittbbin room. flops.» a» Premium].
an :it
witméo «our IN t-t'riwn noon.
Apply Neptune IluI-ttwurt- Manufacturing
t‘o.. iLl)‘ St. South Norwolk. at”) It!
WANTEO—T'i‘lt lillY. ALI. iglNilS on
cattle and poultry; beat prices paid; tlo
lit DYE.
Ave... gig-3r East N. ._
n .
lb. for good Ittt valved. H. Friedman.
l‘iiiihflt‘iit‘lil Turnpike. South Norwalk.
Tel. 957-23.
FOR SALE.
FOR safe on TO LET noustca
for sale or to let lnqui”e Raymond Gm-
i‘el'y f‘o.. i‘illll (trove Sf mitt if
r.
FOR SALE - NUIHVALK LUCK CUN-
paiiy it'llitih. i have some Noi'wtllk Lock
i‘I'lllliitlly tin-t Iii-«I'tgitge huflti‘i to sell. If
Intuit-Med lib-aw itiliil'l‘tili "I-‘Ilnuielui.“
tfila‘ .N‘rtitiiirl, . Illiil Ntll‘Wilii n'JiiIiI.
FOR SALE I\»I"iit)’l‘ l.Ai .
f‘_\illifii‘l I It. p. i'tlillil‘f‘. good order; ten
miles. t‘. It. Mouton-l. s Lotte \‘t. n23 tit
FOR SALE‘» YIil'Nt‘. DRIVING NURSE
and wound: cheap if nobl at once. [\(i‘
liII'Hfl I'. Ii.. titre Sentinel oIlIc-~ «26 3!
FOR SALE. NEW SiX~lttltJill “Hill-lit}.
large lot; It't’iirlttlfliiy house. Invite loin
frittt il'i‘l’k, line location. Small amount
of curb; balance Nlllllt‘ NI I‘t-Itt payments.
Inquire Iii. J. Van Nomi. lint/view Ave.
tl‘.'.'i Iii
I'OR SALE it‘l\'lr2 I’A .. til‘lR 'l‘tli'li-
ill}; car. fully equipped; top, tililu find
from curtain». Iuiniii. trunk ruck. extra
hilill‘N. IIiIIi-u. I'It‘.j Solid. Aililreioi M.. tfdfl'
HI'Iilllli‘i. . “23‘1“.
FOR “in: 'f‘ii’Il-SIM'I‘I‘ID canopy
top surrey. tit-toil condition. finptlre lti
lllllulile i‘iitl‘t'. . I123 3t
FOR SALE FAMILY l-Itiitt-Ibi. Sill?-
obb- delivery.» inid and true; iihio Intr-
Iiiina and [Wu-Hutu bueit‘tmttril. ood cantil-
tliiii; very t‘rttniillttiile. Apply \ Itch Lane
and lllllilitltil Ate. I133 Ill.
non sAtnnmnv o humor: item
um. I-IIWI'. Inquire at I tltilutitrii Ave.
uedat
7n“: 'l‘WU
FOR GALE nix-noon iltillt-ll'i. N0. ii
iiintiiril Ann: nII Improvi-iueuta: ii i-
cium condition. unripe-tn. Inquire In it
t'uiko. offliio Keogh it t“nudee. United
ltuttk liiitn. ’l‘el. Elli-II.
ranmns, ATTENTiONI pundit
tittttntlty "it"fliflkitii time and plantar
tittitbtly iliiiniiued. for role chuup. ' -
titinii iif‘lm. (123’ f.
MATCHING EGGS FROM Will’i‘l'i WY-
:iiiili iii a stud Illioile Inland finds. ".00 par
M'Iliilu: liliiii per ton. “fail"?! tiiwiiidumt
Al iuiiiilftfeti. “Lilli. side for little. “6:
tinnelti-iibunli. lint-tell. all iii: .
Rwanda... mm...“ .
itninitui-tl titty.
stale ill. your price.
.Mu .
FOR 3ALI-»-«A I'D men not 1' old 7
illllliil‘ih '30th I‘t.. i-ittinpi-il wltl‘t‘fiifi it. I
Iiiiitrr ‘: the belt e iiltl
t'IiiliNIlltilii.( Apf‘filimtfl ‘f‘lli‘. fliiiihtiil W. %
blight large roman. till im rnvomantiii .
Iy battered and palm ‘ lam lot. "fig
gore SALE on To LET.
timid Noemi ‘Im rtvo ‘“
iflttttit‘n‘? Option: Aw. rt. 1’ l 933'- fr
rave. a A uni-ii.
dffi‘iiii'i'i‘ii“ "uttiiurhii‘iiur
. I ii i f) . , .1
i i D "IL “than?
. [1‘4 _ «of
lluytumtd firm. a
2 oyllniier Huntley Illuitil" the tattoo
Itoyio. .Ir... Itnn'ayton Mo. Rowuym.
rail IAlelimttm II mx' It'll
pititlauliira inuulro Film rave store.
I
iron SAL OR To Twill.) .
WltiflIt-hifib.‘ ii? until. is
7 pnoensetouat. . g
ARCHIIALD
on e have GEE”
. VIII! Mic. r'i‘iel. . .2,
at
liiberly Mfg. .90..
' iii” iii "iii ,
l MEN’S HANDS
rinzi rTfiiifTZ'iTi‘t‘inocanrrrv tr -‘
mum and other [ninth I“
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