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illusrn
Never thrilled from Injuries He
Renewed by Being Bun Dv-
er in the Freight Yard
cuts to liltilliili
him it till 4n
His Sweetheart Arrived irtlm
Bridgeport Before He Died
The accident at, the South Norivallt
freight. yards early Sunday morning.
In which Albert McMahon, a young
freight hrakeman, only
years old. who was no frightfully In
lured shattered a pretty romance. for
at "3:5 last fright the manly young
l‘lc Ilow conned breathing. With erm at
the last wrie a number of relatives
and his sweetheart. Mien Rose. llrcen.
of‘ (toilette street. Bridgeport, to whom
In» rats to be married. The young cou-
ple were to have been married oti .Inly
<ith.
Early yesterday afternoon it was
uivur oil til the hospital that Mc-
Mahon's chances for rtI-t-ovory were
\'ci‘y slim and its the afternoon wore
on it boeame evident flint death was
rapidly approaching. .\t flint-infifollow-
in»: his removal to the hospital Sunday
morning. .\lc’ilalron was conscious, Inli
yesterday al‘lcrnootl. he sank
fled.
The rettlaina were placed In charge.
t.i‘ Funeral Iliretloi Audio“ .1. ('ollitrs
and this morning wurc taken to Mort
do the home of the young man‘s
fat or. where. the (lateral will be held.
All up and down the line, Mt»
.\luhons pitiful plight caused sorrow
among the railru d men. for he was
H'tr tubular. time of an athletic
turn of iulnd an attribution to haying
been a. member of the Shore Lint? It‘-
rond men‘s baseball team. he w an
accomplished roller skater. Ha Ill
taken part In races in Bridgeport, and
on other rinks about the state. He
made his home at 488 William street.
llr ltlgepoit.
The direct canae of his death Is in-.
Moved to have been a punctured Inuit.
ltl addition to having both of his feet
crushed. he had several ribs broken
bird was wounded about the head.
After his removal to the hospital.
Iii-side having his relatives llfliilll"ll of
the accident, he had a telegram sent
to his sweetheart, who hurried to his
side.
The whole affair has been a most
excruciatingly pitiful one, It develops
that McMahon was entirely cognizant
of what was happening while the
sit-Int: of freight curd were uninitlina
his form so alight as pitted against
the heavy. crushing car wbccln. lie
tlitl not ttllk tilnclr about the accident.
but he told ill simple narrative form
of how Ito met his fate. explaining
that as he made a lclp for a car after
he had thrown ti yard switch. Il'o made
a slip and went under. About twenty
care. he said. pirlitifid over Illlil. If its
also said that after discovering that
his feet were mashed. he felt that lilt-
prt-sonlcd no blank an appearance that
in» wanted to end it all without turtle
i‘r ado by thrusting his head under a
r:«.* wilt-cl. to meet the shine i‘ute flint
the lower purl of his anatmuv had. He
\HIH mowcrlonii, lroiitevcr. to Ilf‘t‘tllllv
IIIIHNI this.
.\l the .\'orwaik Hospital twisty-thing
posulblt- was done to relieve ht» suf-
forlorn and he was given the bent of
medical attention The phyt-tlclunil
were rnnklnu an effort to nave one of
his trinnttled feet and this had not
been uninitiated before death ended
the young mau'n trouble. W
wunllrs till
illlli lliillliill
Stephen Beclemity Painfully Irr-
jured at Mutter Stilt Mills
' in Horwlilt, Donn.
tin-phen Itoclawnlty. it than about
7ft yours or age, had hit left leg vary
painfully t'llll'thtld and laceration yustnr
titty afternoon. while otitployed In un
loading some heavy itilohinery at the
Muller ttlllt mllie in Nditwaik.
The. Muller people are branchingfiul
‘iu their btlidnene and it was In thll
contraction that the MN machinery
wait procured. tlurcloforc the product
hair been alorlu silk hilt now ribbon
making to living added. As It machine
who being taken from litruck. Roolaw‘
sky being trimmed in lrntwwen the
heavy Iron work and the side of the
building
A hurry nail wait sent by telephone
to Dr. Jean Dumortlcr. the first report
being that the than had been moi-idly
Injured Dr. Iiunroriior hurried to the
factory and found that the first inform.
alien. happily. had been exaggerated.
though the Injured man' it plight wait it
serious one. The physician found It
nodeaiftlry to take a dozen stitches to
clone the wound. Ronlnwitity was talc
on to hil home In York otreot.
twentyst W0
Into a
stupor that only ended ivhen his life
an all run ‘
IIlNIIll all It win
No filontly Available to Proceed
With Plans and Specifics:
lions of New Structure _
Money folks In building bridges the
name an in most lines of endeavor until
in consequence. the Washington street
liriduu building committee llndtt flat-II"
ilr u‘rutlrcr trying position. The bourd'l
of estimate and taxation. It will he to
nttlnberotl, appropriated $10,000 hurt
your torfibrtdgc Improvements and to
start the new bridge according to tho
original plan. lllll 'l‘own (iotlnttcl Levi
Warner has decreed that the tummy
left cannot be. titled on the new bridge
project.
Thus the situation was tallied over
at length Iain night-by the. members of
the building committee. of which the
Rev. llr. A. it”. Heard in chairman. at
the town court room In Norwaiit.
Nothing ol' p‘irrticular Importance
was done at last night‘s labeling iii the
way of (incisive. action. it being consid-
ered time to ascertain just what some
of tho prerogatives of the committee
are. legally. To that end a nub-commit
lac consisting ordained Church tit-rm
trel Lynch and Thomas i. Raymond
were appointed to confer with Town
Counsel \’Varnyr. Following this coir
ft'i't'llvt‘. the buiitll‘ug committee will
reassemble The last adjournment on
the town meeting on the new bridge
miller was to early in July
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NPEN SHIIP I3
[III] IN I] Bl
Bill Nil Nil
Contractor Asserts Independ-
ence from Local Organization
Which Tied Up His Work
lilllill cliltu ls ,
, Elfiilili Iillll
Building Alliance in Fight Over
the Dues
HARTFUIIII. April lithe-The Ilriiat
important lliilit‘ iii the labor situation
iii Hartford. since the organization of
unions came yesterday afternoon when
Itobert l’orictie. one of the largest
building contractors iii the city. dc
.lurctl that his contracts would. in the
t'uturc. he run on the principle of open
.Iltnp,
.\dtled interest In the movi- conic>~~
from the fact that the resolution entru-
Hill as a conical against oraunrxi-tl labor
but as an extreme. result of the tit‘lltlil
ol‘ the building trades alliance. a local
organization which line held he lntiltl-
lng labor of llarfl'ord in its land for-
ten years. atid between which and the
building tonfructora tr hlu has been
brewing all witifor fhrea eniur. to reach
a head on May I. on which data. the
building Il'ltdt'H in the ablation bad link
ed for lifllllt‘t‘t‘llrit‘ in Wllgflti. The direct
(‘illlllt' of tho trouble In not. however,
this threatened demand for an Ill-
treaae. but a content between the
building traded and other labor organi-
zations ill the American Federation of
Labor. which has tied up the worn on
the t‘olt ntanluon for flint-teen necks
today and which has ttludc illicit felt
on almost every contract of any title. In
the city. The local organizations fit
their own lillllillt‘l‘. would allow up out
aide their. union or nonunion to work
on the illimt‘ Joint with Illctli without
paying tinca fit their own orzanltation.
'I‘llc ittrlilnnuc increase of Ii.illtllnt
operations Itl Hartford omitted rupture.
lifter rupture. Then when the ruin-
tlotiii were drawn to extreme fruition
came the donnind of the. trade alliance
for Irlfthcr waiiou. All other contrai-
torn frilly adopt the open door trolley. a
trim r- tlulrt la crtpcctutl.
“mmxuwww’
DIIEIT DEMAND Filli
IDIIDBIDII CARDS
T0 MIOEDIIATIIIII
HARTFORD. April flaw-Rev. Father
John Niltrn. who will but normenrutcd
liishop of Connecticut this week. is
in Hartford today. having arrived flier»
from Atueabury Maria. Huntley night.
Bitmap-elect Million in today at his trill
rial. ioniticncc lit tracing few friends.
it halal his tlenirv to rein until ltiir
consecration.
All Catholic clergyman of thin town
all well at; prieetu ihroughdut the tilt)
case of Connecticut have Iboen invited
to attend connotation of Father Nilaa
on Thursday. Admission to the Carlie.
drill will be by card only. and the large
number of trier ry will preclude the our
landing: of car it to many of the lefty.
The Meat Rev. William H. 0‘ tonne“.
archbishop of Boston. will he the con
secreting prelute. Rt. itev. Monsignor
M. .l. lJiVfilie will deliver thtt semen.
in tire evening the only ordained
Bishop will bill; Intent veneers.
afternoon that they Wore about to cum
"will be put. on the road sixteen foul
PIIININNISI
IIIlNIPNNI 8
NNNIII RSINY
Committee on Observance of the
Thirty- ~lifth Affair Engages
2nd Regiment Band ‘
IIIII SHIIIII INNNIII
NI IIIIIIIN PiiINl
Parade Will Precede and Con-
cert WIII Follow Event lune‘9
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I The t-onrntittce oil the celebration lit
the lIlIr‘tyIflItIr anniversary or i‘fliilltllt
IIosc t'oirrpnny'holtl a meeting last
night :it the bone. house ltr Vl‘itllkilll
street and completed final arrange-
hunts for the till: event.
It. has been derided to have the
('l‘lt‘ill‘nllllll on ‘l‘liuretlny. .Iunt- hill.
The day‘s program will begin with a
parade to start at I:30 [twine lifter-I
noon from the hose house. Just prav~
ltlllfi to silli‘liil't. :' gf'tttip palluul'nlllr
will be fultcn. with the firemen wear-
int: the apt-rial uniform (Ii‘t‘ldttl intro
fur the day. This will consist of white
but. white short. hlncli trousers, ililll‘
lit and while gloves.
'i‘ltt- pnurtlt- will be headed by three
i'llltl.‘.. ol' the Fire Police, following
“IIHIII will be several automobiles
.t'tilllillliitll.’ the mayor and council and
tllllt'y «‘in olIIt-Iuirt, charter members
of I‘uinuui littac (harmony. and a num-
ber if special guests. The Second
licpltut-nl band. of New Haven. twenty-
::ix pi es strong. will be next Iti lhc
Line I Ilftllt‘ll and their will follow
the chief of the fire department and
bit-i two llnl'iIF-HIIIIR. leading the mom
hers oi I‘lttitatn llusc company The
ctnrpnny-I flirt-.- pieces of apparatus
will complete tlit' parade,
’I‘hc line or Iilltl‘t‘il Will in- from In
front of [NW house in Franklin street.
to West street. Ihctlcc to city lino Ill
Went avenue. countermarrh to Warth-
innton, to Water street, to Iiayllatrtl
after-t, in South Main atroot. to" Mon
I‘ili' street to l‘ltciiltrni street. to (Will-
cord strut-I. u) titlirih Milli) tttfoel. l0
Itailrcud avenue, At the latter place
the entire body of Illart'hfrl'n will lrtnit'tl
:ztu-t-iul trolley Illl‘H for "(lit)" l'tilnl.
ulwrc a tilt: short- dinner will lioscl‘l
mi in the hotel dining room under the
IIIII‘liltlII of lat-obs Iirnthcrs, who will
hurt- thi- l‘i int attain this season
The l‘I‘llllll from the Point will no
ctlr llfll‘liflz llii~ curly cut-nifty and tilt-
cclolrlnllou will be continued at lllc
hose litllIM', when- there “I” be "open
In rue" during the entire evening The
IIIil‘III which will play at Hilton Point.
will also air-c a concert on a «land
In be erected t-nlwcltlliy for III“ (M‘-
rnaion on the city lot iLtUlllllillL. Ill"
lll‘lrif‘ house. Special provision will be
inndc for the inflien who will be .\‘l'l‘t't-il
with im- cri-nln. cake and other re.
il‘l'lliilllt‘lliri
The t'tltril'nily has decided to lilHI' It
ball at Iii-ion Ilnll tiff l-‘rlilay cvcururt.
May titlr.
The committee of arrangcuicnls for
tlitI cclebni‘tlon consists of (‘.rplain
fluorite W. Iioitardurl. chairman. .Iolrn
F. Itouurdua, nut-rotary: William .ionI
drcatt, t‘, A Anderson. [6. \i' t‘larl:
A. w. Ilreyfuna. .Iolta Merritt, Moses
l‘. llallock. (lt'orlzc ’l‘ohey, William
.Kartkte. William H, Knapp. 'i‘ruuiaii
Stevens. Philip Seth, Ii'rul 'i‘, t‘ulr
than. William Mills and CIHI‘II‘H E.
Lockwood.
It In planned to innkc lhla Illt‘ bin
treat. th-llf. ever undertaken by u sitlrtlv
fire company of the city. and In th 9:
connection. all of the details will be
of the moat clairoraic scale.
When the culturally wait organized to
I875. Its quarters worn located In I’n
Ion atrcei. jiittt back of the I‘llucli. I‘cu-
body and Company factory. it Is In»
ticvotl that less than a lineup of the
original menthol-ii are now living. but
the company In In druid-taint condiI
lion In every particular and numbcrti
lift mun.
I
WORK ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
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Oimetead I Olmetud Notify 8eieoi
men They Are.Roeer to Begin.
tiltrratvutl ti ()Imateati. of Iinrtf'ortl
telephoned to the itelocttncn yesterday
plete their contract hit to the rcpalrluu
of the Connecticut 'l‘llt'flllikc. and to
autiutod that they might hire tho town
road roller. Title-work In being done
by the atate and rotten Inches of stone
wide and the shoulders will also be
fitted. .'i‘hu road will be in excellent
condition when finished and twenty-
two feet wide front Stuart avutrm,
Westward to the town that". Tim work
It horrid have been done last fall. but
for some unknown reason was not.
may
IMP" PLANT to II iMPIlOVED.
The directory of the at. George Pulp
and Paper company. whore plant is
situated on Emith street. held a meet-
fntr yesterday In the parlors of the Non
walk Hotel. Representatives from stra-
tiy Hill. at. Y.. and other places were
present The board voted several If»
propriutltrmr for improvements on the
blunt. and several report: that Wore
read showed progreett along Irrational
lines. The board meets four tithes
yearly and till next meeting will prob» '
A
III III Iii
‘ -. it run
Claim Made 3 pli‘tlutiptlonal and
Charitable , robust Allows
I s 7. in '
l’apt-ra bull'o- all Nroturued to the
c leI billiard.» calm Iitau action with it
in to that the right of the tongregu
that ol‘ the Italy (313le and Iiinuacu-
lutc Ilcurt if Mar til Norwullt. to
exemption “from In. lion under the
law inhaling to ethic. clonal and voila
Ioutr ltiulilnil.otia .3.
The. useesnurn of Nthrtaik train that
lilo satiety in not untitled to these ex-
eruptions nudehcn the grand list of
that town watt made out they placed
the property held hit the society on
‘attt rating of "6.53 It
The. society rnatlch request for ro-
llcf truth the Board m Itcllai’, but all
It. could iiccure In tho way or p rcdutu
that was about #3.le which had been
listed for a troupe not owned in the
nucleic
Acting upon the Idvicc
John If. light the
an apptal has been faitttn to tho so
|Iti“IfII court and th pullers defining
the nppcllbut‘n clnirriu new now been
filed In Bridgeport. 'The feline rained
promises it; be built- intcoatimt.
It is claimed by Ihc appellant at»
cit'ty that Its property bi cxeznpi be!
cause that pmpurtyla need for out
lcgc and at ndclny purposes as for in-
firmirrlori and hospitals. The noclefy
says that Its tultlcitllonal features are
for scientific and lllcmry purpoatett
anti for instructing men for the
priesthood.
'l‘lto society also provides for the
and. infirm and injured prionln and
laymen who are unable to cart- Ttrt‘
tirelnaclves. This In done without
chargc. All these things. the society
claims, entitle it to that freedom
from taxation which the law pro
Vitit‘fi. ' -
I.
of” Judge
for loty a martial.
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tilt. null lliiiiill
lliliilll ruin
New York‘s Execidive Will Suc~
ceed Late Justice Brewer
WASIIING'I‘ON. \pril 2ti.~~-.\'o lllll‘
in Washington runs more nitration. We”
ably. ovur the, windmill“ ul‘ I‘Ttitorttnr
("lilll‘li‘ii IE. “trillion for the “PIN“ ut
the Supreme than ..i the i nifud
States than .Iunticc l.‘tlf(lii; It Illt'tuli
lllut llitl day as a "balm.“ as ”It? say
lll Washington at ih«~ Ilium-ll appointee
lo the totll‘l. would won lw “\‘t'f‘.
'l‘luI Snprclne t‘iiutt does not haze
its livW fuetnhers. but they are tritidc
to appreciate tilul lib-i stand at lb.-
fool oi the class, "The pithy" .iustit-c
sits Ill lilo first Bl'lii in rim left of Illi‘
l lrtl .Inntico. tin Illtlhltill IIHN lie
ruurt read his t'lpinlom first alrtlt the
whim membtlrit tonic along litter nilb .t
butt of due l‘t‘KIII'J-itli' climax (In con
I‘crcfit‘c tittya. illt- lot i-f the, “bully”
nit-tuber is still worse. In the distus
shin oi cases the latest addition to the
tottrl niunt blame the any llc cxprcus
on Ilia \"tt-n'n tilt the MIM‘ below the
court. utrtl lilt‘ll the oldr-r luaticcrt pm
cum] to express liit'll' '.it‘\\'tl about his
opinion or what is \i'tn so. totally tiltil‘t‘
Htll‘tl It. and ntrik.» out an independent
line of thought.
Wild” ll clinics to “filing optimum.
the new justice. Is supposed to lighten
il.t« lillr‘tlcfi which has been renting
m the older factirhurs. lie is cxpt-r
'I‘tl not only to it'tllc his proportion of
Ubulimia. but for u tiuiIil-cr of years tlit
Ilt‘ii' liltilllill‘l' trf lllt‘ l‘IIIII‘i may expect
to “HIV more opinions than any IIHI‘
ciao. .Itlitiirc Lill‘itill has lawn no t-y
roption to tho rnlc When .IIIIIIII'I‘
Hughes tltriln ll r'olit' .Illslico l.‘.il‘ltrli
will Ill' given a robotic
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IIINI‘IIIS IIIIii ii III
NILIIII’I III iliil’i
One Prisoner Who Had Made a
Keyttr Canon City, Colo., Cell
House Shot a Deputy
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t‘ANIlN t‘.I'i‘Y t'ulo. .\ptII 2ft. 'l‘n't.
convictu were killer! and two oflu-rz.
and a lt’liill‘li were wounded III ti ticrt
lit-ratt- attempt of lil'iuoncra m abrupt»
from tho nitric penitentiary last night.
The dead are Harry itrophy and An-
drew Johnson. The wounded are John
Ilrndlcy. W. J. Williams and Cclihorilo
(cepcr Emory.
When winery opened the donor of
tho controllers to admit the members
of the hrlutm orchestra lirephy. who
uti flied II litly to his call. lutupod Into
the corridor, drew a revolvor and shot
tiaury iii the felt.
Bi-opliy~tirurt unlocked the relic of
”hllfilfll. lfrndloy. Williams and John
Miller with his Improvised key. Then
.ihov broke one of the bar: of a win-
duty that had been slowed nearly
through until being lllmcry's body a”
shield. tire by Illiti Williamn totem
..w r.
HUNGARIAN
SIIiiNI HIS
of Three Sobltlhee, But Ac-
counts Are All Right
Nil l NINE IiNll
~ iIIiNl _INIIIiIlRIN
Had Been Foreman for Martin
Bales, Ir., & Co. for Years
Daniel liartloa, a respected linuanr-
inn resident of this city. li‘t‘lliiilt‘et' of
Iiiii’tr tritanizntiona. and a truth with a
wife and eight children, has disap-
peared as completely as if the earth
itirpetl and took him ill. and with up:
patently no cause.
flirt friends and relatives are com-
pletely mystified. Were he short In
his accounts. this would he looked ttr
an a reason for his disappearance. but
be balanced right up to date Sun-
day. lie had been in tbtl habit of frc~
quontly balancing hit! books In the an
t'lclles. but his wife ctulaitit-l‘cd that
he took an unusually long linu- Sun-
day. He passed this on. huwcrcr. by
declaring. when asked what he was
doing. by pinyin; he was simply pntfiuit
lrln books In condition. liartlos In
treasurer of the Illititguiinn Reformed
tilitrrch. the I-Innyntli Slt'k Bent-fit St»
ulcty and fire ltakoczl Rich Itotreflt Str-
cicty. lie in held in high esteem by
the lluncarlan residents of fltlu city.
and is known to many of the local
lawyers. He has also acted as infir-
prefer an larioua occasions llcr came
il‘t‘lill litrnuary kid or 27 yialt anti
ltartltrs in A man right lti lilt' prime
of life. litililn 4‘: years of ante. and
holds an important post with the .\inr
flu flutes Pm- l‘otapnny. uhcrc for a
number of years he has been foreman.
Ilia disaplwarattcc In a serious matter
for his wife for tho vorinutst of the
thildrcn is but night months of use
Prom thin they relate to ill The old
mi arm is we I tilled Stat- s nary.
The inlet ' .
our inorrrlna'i‘itilout out. when lu- no
his home In my overrun. ll«- told his
will? more lino work in the factory
and tl‘at In.- wo'rtld return from» about
In ‘tu He did not uplwai at all if im
i'llillm and in the afternoon his title
was atonili Worflcd “him a tncnrtcn
lit'l animal from the futff‘ly with an
inquiry. The firm dentin-1i to know will
llilrdos hurl not been to work. as the
factory “as \u‘til‘kitltt the MINI“ no its“
uni
Ilardoe' son sihied today that his
father was on the best of forms with
the totally and he had not the lt"I~'I
Illt‘il \i‘Ii} his miller hilllillli an away.
The ninric t-ust- :ippcnrs to be a Illf‘t‘I
mysterious onc
surrealist: ovrn
HATTIIIIIIIIDIIBTIIT
A tillllt‘l't‘ill‘l‘ which is considered
of no ‘vlliilii importance was held last
T‘i‘llll at the new count-ii chamber ill
the city building in \\'ttitllliib‘.ltlli hilt‘t'l
Enid t‘t‘t'liiilg, belnocn a conimifivc
from the .\iorcliaitts' anti Mdllllll‘t'llll“
«Iro' Association ltliii ll ctrilrilllltce from
the three local but trudu organiza-
tions. the 'I‘riinnlcrrt. the finishers anti
illt‘ Milken-I.
It In hoped that thin rotifcrnnrv will
be prtrdtrt lite of much good to the but
ling iiitluulry of the city. It littiltrit
III“ II arranged with this alert in view
It has been iltiitllilllilr‘ti right along that
with It bcllor understanding botwcoii
fill business "Tilt and the trade. the
hi Ililiti: lrllnincnrt of tho city will fit-
crcanc.
Last night conditions utitl bills of
friend wore talked owr. Illc confor-
ohcc lurllfiit until illinti ll o'clock 'I‘bc
Merchants and Mottuinrtureln‘ Airport
iIIIUll desired a lilt‘t'lillu butht-n their
cotrrmlltre and the tretlc anti Itllrl
nlnht‘ti router-once wait the result. the
trade organizations l‘ccoiiliy (featurin-
iinp their officers an a committee.
A member of tho Mctulrnulu‘ and
Mattufartururn' curnmlfico stated to-
tiny that the lactating was one of the
pitiuuuntoui he ever attended and
there will; no doubt In iritt mind that It
will be productive of good. bringing
about a better feeling all around.
Thorn wuu took part In the confer"
'orrea included I’reeldttnt .l. Binary Sin,»
vans. of the hiertrftunts’ and Manufao
tltrortt' Association; Mrtt. I'ultoraon
anti Mrs. Wilkinson. pronblturt and View
preoideui. respectively. of the 'l‘rltu-
ruertl'I Association and the secretary.
Mlinr Emma 1. Ilaxton: from the Pin-
tailors Articulation. l’renident Stephan
olhy. ViceIprutrIdeht flurry Klein.
Treasurer Stephen t‘arlln rind Snort».
fury John W. Huntley. Joseph Davie.
Albert M Pohitnttu, Frank Ii liftoff
their way our the yard. They we re
tattered with a fillilllldtl of bullets The
guard returned the fire. shooting ill-ca
uby through the head .Iolirrttun tit
tempted to go through the window. but
wan killed.
Williams reached the iiheltar of the
ed to five affairs of dynamite which
ably be bold in July.
hotbed platted “about a well. when
he trap shot by Warden ’i‘yttou."
wall. and was lighting the tune attach: ,
- i113 till‘ of
and William Miller. committee from
challgngofl by a gum'd and Bwphy moths Merchantii’ and Manufeetrirerli' Arc
«notation: from the Hat Mslters' An
HOCIMNOTI. President Charles Moore.
Vice-president William Ninth True»
ttrerJehn W. Smith nth ’I‘retuiurer
Robert McAllIIter. .-
Prontioutitis Attorney William F
Military to now an automobilltit. Mr.
Tammany ti purchased ti finial: tour-
t tinty horsepower. . ,
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NISAPPEIIINII.
Daniel Battles Was Treasurer-
, of “anion was nation I
MW CI
IIISIINNINN Fill
IlliIIIIIllNII FNIIII INIIIII
Henry Reynolds Nearly Drown-
ed Yesterday Trying to
Beach His Beat "
i-Iuhl'y Reynolds, one of tho
Itnown oyatertnelr
canto near being a victim of the wnt
are of the harbor yesterday afternoon
host.
pi'rparlng to dry tllo HIIIIH trl‘ his work-
llit: nioop.
The boat nan moored off l'cter Dock-
't'u~'..- wharf and t‘uptnili Reynolds not
[out lit a shift boat for her. All he
‘aicppcd on the foot report of‘ tho bow
uprit. the sister hooks-broke anti he
landed In the water. lie was heavily
clad and doing his lit-tat. he was un-
abic in climb to safety.
his struggles Wore men by 'a‘numbcr
of other oystrrnfcn, who immediately
went to his rescue. Captain Charles
Rt-maop, for one. alerted to help him.
an two other inch In oi small boat
\vcrc healer and they reached him
Iirst, (‘uptuln Reynolds is a big and
strong man. but wciglltctl down with
his: heavy clothing. the opinion about
the Washington street bridge. was
that he would soon harp drowned had
not help been near.
...m
fiance. Audit-or illm.
. ”....-- w-
AMEN WAS
IN IiII iISIIiN
Willi ICEBERG
Believed That the Sealing Vessel
Aurora Went Down With '
187? ion on Board
Nil NEWS Iliiiilliii
-'l‘. l‘. Fri. eve.
Relatives of Crew in St. John’s,
N. 8., Hope Report Is Untrue
...—....
S'l‘. .lillth-i, .\'. It‘.. April 2ft. I-'l‘lic
{iI'IIIIIIiIII‘ hum of life Iirltish sealing
stenincf .rllll‘lll‘il \villl Il-l' t_‘l'l'\'. oi INT
men was reported here today by tile
traitor. :«lt‘llllitti‘ itcothic, The Aurora
llml ilt‘tll llllh‘nlllg since April I. .\'o
more til‘IllllIi‘ news I6 expected itntil
the iii-y! arrival from the fishing
grounds
ttlutflluuctl on
Second Page)
not yet run down
threatening letters
Stephen (‘licrniiI
litinizuriein (Yatbollc
('Iilll‘t‘il. 'I‘hc Il‘ii'cttlclting letters, lion‘-
t-vtlr, Iliin‘ i‘i‘fll’lt'ti. tit) tttf‘ :is l‘t‘ikil'ti‘ti
to llic police.
The polite IIIIH‘
llic party woo b‘f'lll
to the lim. Father
i‘iLI'. tittHltrr til illi-
Clauihcd ed ertlumentu on this plus
:5 word: or ten. 25 cents: 3 times. 50c
nth additional word 1 cont our murtitm
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 'I'ti t‘ IatHi- \.\' r‘s‘r .‘\'Ii-‘..
~l-mp.1i| ILIIUI ..ill i.. It In- tin :t it. hold
ill ltrlf‘ll I‘itllllilif‘if; ilt'“ .‘ullll— :‘ttitiinyy 'il
tilt-.s iilttlgt‘u iIllc't. i-It'. it till» Mltnlli
uhi no in ‘wivl- tbt- fifth or May nun
nili hilt, It i. II. II. Hlllilli Htl\\'.t\'l‘lll.
'1‘“; 59' ., '
FOR tilinfl i
ii‘l‘th‘fll. l't'lllt" tililill; IttliIt-,
itlli Jilin. l’illl‘ titIl tlll.tfi«. .itiiy animus
thin lr\ll:lvt. nu-«utii, reasonable. Inquire
. i.lINl .\s .. \‘ufrt tilt tiL‘ii‘It
it“ rt" ovum: \‘li.
I
i lgllliliilh
‘I-"o'n “LUV :«uttml. I\‘ IA" k cunt
.:«ttnv \'itfn. illi liar
l
“.Uig‘ “run” I Ii.ti- .
i'ufnpaiw flint iiruitgn c tron-In it. «ill
lfitcltnttii [Victim tn inns
. i'lll httrtitlr-l. ..itllllh Nurwnlk.‘
FOR SALE llr- FUII'I' luil'fit‘ Ii
‘itltiut I If p I MIIIII'I
Illllil‘h. I‘. M. liutllttiltl \ Inuit
W'IWVH
giltitl tiltil‘ I. it‘ll
tit. a.‘.’i :It
FOR SALE \'ill .\tl I’IIHI‘JI lltlli‘til'.
and Iran. i1. I‘III‘ In If twirl all more All
thwart I‘ H. (Illl HciIIIIII-I illli‘t- it"filil
FOR sXLé \iw " \iwlitltlhir form:
null Int: tut. Ilililih llliiiltt'.
fruit lllf'x, litre imaiiun. lelnii murmur
of u all balance utttnu mt rent pttrtiietttrt.
limit ”I I-. .l. \'ttll .\'calt. Iinyviivw AW.
iifiiiiit
I I\' il‘ .\HFITr‘NtIM It 'I‘tli'it-
«.piitppd. atop. side and
trunk rnclt. pxlrti
Address M.. rat-c
n38 lit
«all we «'l'wn HiiA'I‘I-li I‘Al‘ilil‘i‘
top tilifil't. grind colalillon. Inquire III
”lu‘lifit' l‘III't film ill
FOR SALE FAMILY lltlltlliil. til‘l'l‘
iliIt- dolly-err. kind and true: also irat-
luwzi and ttvmmutl backboard. out! tfltlil'l‘i
tiuu: \’ei" reasonable. Apply {hitch limo
tiltll Iiiarlttpd Ave. ti‘ .lllllt
lioifiiA‘Liwii‘Aiivt “W Attrtlntm ANII
start Move. lunatic at lit Quittfuitl A'vgi.
it! ii
FOR lALI nix-Hoot“ litrl'ltlii. N0 ii
animal-d Am; all lfllpln‘t‘mmlfl. flirti-
mcorfa‘litunk tint lurid.
flotilla“ tibia. ’t‘cl. BN‘A.‘
for ac lot.
FOR BALE
lint “H.111"?
fl-nitf tttrtuiux IflfllLll.
slum. tutu-it. i-tc.; e no
‘cntltttul
Caution. tinned
In EIIHI Norwtti It. I
on account of an accident whllu he. wan.
minimal 1
III nun IIIIIIIH
inquire Infill I
‘. ......”
NIINSE
IiNS' IINE
I] 8 it All]
City of Norwalk Board of Esti-
mate and Taxation Appropri-
ates Money for the Work
Hill NIlIIN SISIEN
Garbage Appropriation Matter
Was Laid on the Table
The board of intimate and Taxa-
tion fuel In itic‘ Cit) oi' .\'orwalk coitu—
cil chamber, last evening. all the mem-
bers being present save .lolin Seymour,
who arrived later.
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
Ciauifled advertisements on this on o.
25 words or ten. 25 cents: 3 timel. or
each additional word. 1 cent pll' insertion.
WANTED.
.... .....-_...__ ”...... “...“...
WANTED tuba II res 'ro I‘AI’ER.
paint and iitttlilllt“.
tullhfitl lnir. -'.\\ til papers and mouldings.
.l. .\. Ittnlilci. lllx South Main titrtot.
'i‘ci. llllto ti. tilll lm
WANTED ~l'tlSl'l‘lllN .I\'l‘ (iiiNl-ZIIAI.
Iiouseunrk. Funny tiiuwackl. 1H Iirutttl
.\‘t., I\'rtinipntik, I‘t-nn. alto 'll
WANTED “MAN Iii: \\’thAl\' tip
character and ability to solicit business
for a rent relati- :lllll insurance company.
Applications. to receivo :Ilill‘ltlllill. should
Sillit' previous (‘.\|ll'f,ll‘li\‘l‘. rvl't-rcttccs and
compensation «learn-ll. Address 1'. ll. liox
\ork guaranteed
«its. South .\‘orwulk. n23 i‘rt
WANTED- “tiltlx'. l‘lllWthl t‘ART~
lug. grading blunting .IIIii current work
of an klllllt—t. taunt for sale. 'l‘itomun
Skltlti. 53 l-‘ail'flclti .\vi-.. h‘ultllr Not'walk.
want
“Withrzow NI-ZA'i‘. imam inrlt' truths
”in finishing room. linear to l’eppurtt.
use at
WANTEDMJI‘rJ BUY. ALT. KINDS OF
cattle and t.-;roultry lust {it‘liits paid; Do
In. for good fat talrcs H. Fried di'nttn.
Connecticut '1‘ornplltu,$outh Norwplk.
‘l‘cl 25? ..
PAINTING; ra AI‘EI HANGING. WORK
don.- by practical man (the trial order
to .\II‘XIIIMII‘I' \lbltv. til Ely Ave. 'l'el.
'..'.‘ :I. tistinmtrs cheerfully given. Largo
armadillo-iii of null paper. lllin‘lm
WALL PAPER. 40 AND UP.
I’.ipcrit.ttixlitg itllli l'ttitttlnt: done any-
\\lit'|‘v In 'i'uwti «if .Vot'wnik. Semi for
samples. or cult at 73 Washington St.
.\itiiphy lit-comtilllz t‘tr. Tel. 5-5 or
A ltllld.
MOSES P. HALLOCK. LAME.“ Mil.-
linur. lint-t initiated riid tirade in the int-
t'tii till-ltl-tlI-lll 915' ..s. Materials furnished
if desired flours litifll 8 a. m. to ti: 30p
to iiii‘ttct lItitl hi South Norwaik. T25 tf
SAVE YOUR TREES~RI~;\ i.t\' YICARS'
Dhltllt: II t- we III Iltt‘ and Millage lrtili‘tiltl
In iiurtirulimt- :llltl entomology. places
mo lit a liti‘slihlil t-i l.il‘t' for your tree!
scientifically. I clllilI-ly lid nw‘nlfl. Jot!-
epit tinrrn-ll. 'I‘le-II Warden. .\'uiwalk.
ELECTRO PLATING HF Al I. KINDS.
«lxrdiznl Hiltlil'l. brass and TIIC'U'N. broom.
Hill golf. izun til. int and black yatht trltn-
firings. iiillllllnlrt supplies 'lllti chandeliers
lrrtrclc anti amt-mobile trimmings. an
tabb- \\IIIt-. H. Scam ti sun, 56 Water
St ‘I‘el. lite—2.
TO LET
TOWCE'r \ liliilt l: lily?
tlI flirtilty .i:. - fill-ii for it it“
. 4..
lx-"‘itrlil'; “I‘-
; tilt lei groc—
‘ 'ltIiIt ill tiri‘i till“.
ItiIlN it ”ti "ll.
"r0 LE'I' .\ ~t\:A IlliflM Rm .. \i'l'l‘lf
‘lII tomb ill nupt. \I‘lill tilts. 2 Litttlttttrtl
.\w. illttlllll‘ 2: lJIIIlilitl‘tl Are bill ‘it
"+o't‘e‘r 'rit «i iti..u«utrt . All. 512,
Ntttttfillt. ii lull: It of" l9 «Itch. llc vrIV painl-
l’t' tilili tullu't‘n II.
. llll‘ illtpttnt lilt‘llla. Ji"~
i..-ti foam-armpit. «17 \'.m 'AIIIIIII no. burst
Nivl‘uulk. "3631
i To LET sis anoint \i'l’i'll flit.
pinyuitrenla. Ij titrnnl I'Incc. Ittuulrc on
pit-fillers. «33 3!
To LET .\I'Alt’l‘bililN'l‘. :lli WAHII-
limit-fl St” liittltl Nut-walk. inquire lit
Smith Mufti Ht. Milli!
TO LET i-iHI t-tl~‘.. 'I‘AYi.tlll AVIC. tit:
ammo. lit-in Namath total, with land. to;
W« I dimly .\yt . 31" Will (of J“; Withh-
ttttttmi HI. lazuli tnlitlulil At. lot. Norm
ton ML: rtuuantucit. Iii; Millit‘ tit-tri' hittiltlli
iii Monorail Mini Iaiiiuilr building With
HIIIIQIIIII'IV. tilt; born at Niownyton; two
"my mun \iIlh litttntil nirtiublu for mail-
drumming. outlaw tit uterus Io‘armlr
him about it Ititytrrmitl limit at 3‘
To LIT 'l‘il
fttlltita. Cove
A i‘f'. A“ tit
To LET Mtrlriuttrt nix lttrtiM t‘titltll-
tLvllt't‘. all fur law-minim nt-nly painted
and tit-comm: convenient ti‘olla) ltd
“flat front. 7 tlitwitfnrt Ave” Hungry
wa .
HMAI I.
IMMIIA‘
live foullut,
it!”
first hoot.
TO LIT itllit‘K HOUSE. :lli UNI N
no: t'It‘VNI mount all computerised. ,
Hatch A Hailey I.‘.n ml
.. w. .. ”... dquAaWAHa. ...... ....
“LOST
tour « IIIC’I‘WICI‘ilN ivnumno'rt‘lfl
uritl Miro ”PM” fl Iotkct mild t!
.ltetvirrtl for rclurum in thin office. If it
. at»:
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
POI IALI OE 1‘0 fi‘ETwHOUam
for unit! or to lot. [tit till"!i nymund mm
envy to" rim l’lt‘ow .
t, POI IALUI~ Al‘nlihtfiltt mill 't‘ ”PM hi
twitch. lusts ft.. equipped with bu up
I t tinder l4 unlcv n’ruiur: the ititiimlt utui
moor In excellent condition. and fill
equipment Adrianna or call on W. t.
finite. .Ir.. i'tuwat-fou Avid. liowaa‘frgLO
on. nALIw—litrt ate. it (MK 231'“
right thine. I‘minlfihg‘il lint!” magnum I
at n tutu no it. .
'purh'oalnrs Inquire lilim vtt Ilium
rite ALI on T0 arr lit-mutt: ,
Wifmcid in. arm Nitrwtriht inltli‘tlvems'glg
Immirr iii whom are.
PROFESSIONAL
AROHIIALb TAYLOR Ml!!!
Habit: for all tiltrttttitlrittilt.k I truer-ii
f'4WMM, an in Nora-i
airlift tie it. (led cairn.
yvlew aw.‘ ”Idol
“in“:
infill
I. III ill iliiilltillll
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