AOOOQIATED PIES.
NIWS'PIOM ALL PART! OF 'TIIII'WOILU'BY A SPICIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPIRATO'I.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly cloudy «allot, sunny pal-II
ly cloudy and showers; moderate vari-
able winds.
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IKE EIIIE IN
MI KIIIIWI K IESIEIIIMII
,Sltiiting oi the Wind at Critical Moment Saved Many More Build-
ings From Being Destroyed—Marvin’s Coal Office Block,
With Apartments Upstairs,
a Two Family House ‘Adjoining,
Barn and Two Storage Buildings Burned, Together With the
Greater Part oi Contents
EISI KMIIIIIK EIIIEMEK, WIIK KEEP EIIIIM
KEIIIKIIIIIIK’ IK IWII
KIIIES, IIIII IIIIEII IIIIIIK
Several Men Were Injured in
Their ,Eiiorts to Suhdue the
Flames, and Some Heroic Rescues Were Made oi People
Trapped in the Burning Structure
0
i9‘our (utilities were. rendered abso-
lutely holnelesa by t: not Nor'waikll bin Rail made by New Htl‘.eet which waaI caused a ”"srrflli. fl "HliilaI'ItIt‘I'
by no means thine loose for eternal titt‘IIOilt‘i trial
tire yesterday aft..ernoon and had the9
wind not itauled around into the iiotlii
from tho ttoithlest at a critical poi
loll. lilelo iv. eteiy likelihood that a:
much lIIllIer pail oi' the iletiediii
Ii‘mmt‘i section that the Maltin eoal.
,\ard property would little been det—
deleted.
the tearing of the Mud neelueftl al- ,
moat like i’r'otidentiai itiII-tteittlon
coming at a ”“10 wlteit the tiaInI-n wI9rI9I
at their height. el'III-iiiing and leaping
through the lily tiildei like alIl'il-tiliea.
about the coal ,tIIlIi. and bonding. with
deadly pIoI-ision toward the tow oii
houses in New street, just at oottd the:
corner from t9‘liut atieet. whole the
the broke out. 'lhe whole neighbor
hood “as greatlv alarmed. and no enrol
did it appear about 2 o'clock that the:
houses along New atroet were dflomodI '
to deairlietilin til” “hunts bognn'
leniovlng their ’ 'ttou ehoid effects.
There. was also great likelihood at that
BMIIIIISI IIIIi IK
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIE KIIIIIIIE
Russell Mead, of East Norwalk,
Slightly Hurt, ills Biiie
iiis.inlured
tilil‘ssell Mead, non of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward E. Mend, of No :l llitllie live
line. had a narrow eal'apc front III-ri-
one injuries by an automobile, yesler
day afternoon. llo wall going up lI'ort
street on his wheel, and had just turn-
ed Into [Cast avenue. when an atiloitllr
bile, No.1.5ili. going at the usual
speed appeared before him. ‘i'ue
IilIltIifeol made ever effort to stop
the bit: c9ai and llustltl i also pill on the
Ill‘ltitl‘ on bill bicycle. The auto struck
the bieyeie. and knocked itilsaeil off.
While the front wheel oi the bike Iltlltlv
I9ll under the auto. Illih'tlt'll oileapl'll
ltilh Ii f(i\\‘ bruises on IIItt' loan, but the
wheel was badly Injured and one of
the lanterns on the auto broken.
The l9iililli'fl9lll' evidently feared to
get out. of hill machine. and did tlol do
so until It trolley car conductor (‘illllt‘
lilting, and adviaod him he had
better not out. and tilt the
boy's bike from tittdor the auto. it
Will-l necessary to melt up the machine
to do this. Mrs. A. W. NIl‘IItlIN, who
Witnessed the accident. il.9lI9phoIiI-Il to
Mru. Mead, who went to the. III-enl- and
was pleased to llnd lll9t9 Hon no little
hurt.
TELEGRAPHEEB AIIE
ALMOST IIIIAIIIMIIIIS
now I'iitvtsii, May 7. ~~-'t‘tti9 votes
cast by New Haven road tolent‘aphern
on the question of it HII‘IIH‘IIMVI‘ been
counted and the recall in no atttrma
live. vole, tilti two per cent. of the.
men voting against a strike to ease
the road dottll not relielle from Its poni-
llolt of refusing to grant more titan
ll three per cent. increase in wages.
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«BUSY DAVE
Al IIIl' Kriomlr (‘It, More. The soiling
not null airing up the metro eiotllltllt
will brim; hundreds of men III their
there, and no man should mills taking
advantage oi‘ lth opportunity. '
mWA-v
IIILL’8 BILL PIIIITEGTB
EEIIEIIAI. IIEIIOIIIIG
It'Afitithl'l‘UN, May 7.9-»ttepreeen-
lolive Hill ,t'elliei'tiuy reported from the
committee on expenditures ill lilo irelt~
enry department. of which he is chair-
man. a bill for the protection oi gov-
ernment records and public funds. it
provides that it. shall be a felony to
make table or ilctltloliil entries in any
account ‘Or record book of the govern-
ment; also that false entries of public
moneys shall be deemed a felony. Pen-I
allies of not more than “.000 fine or
not more than ten years imprisonment.
or bath are, provided for the offense.
time that the ilnntes would btidao tbo
t'9ilJI binning brands of tire tveie diop-
ping all aboltt the vicinity
13elusul to Pay a Fine oi see
and Costs
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Philip Goodwin. the sprint: itili innit
who was recently arrested. cilaraell
Iwitit contempt of court til connection
with the (ratio brouitlll against hint bv
Illa iatlicr-in-taw. Thomas Mchltlnn,
hail decided to become a martyr to the
(‘illll-lt‘.
Goodwin was ordered by Judge Joll-
opit it. Taylor. to keep off a piece of
properly while its ownership In In dill
puie btli he failed to hence ltlll nr-
real
The case. was continued until this
tIioining. uhllt Judge Tiny In iidnc
Goodwin 32.3 and coats. amounting in
all lo 841. 7i.
lloodwln declined to pay the bill and
one taken oter to llridaepmt jail this
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Samuel C.
ireland, to serve out the tine and costs,
The Iiotttinued cane of George Sol»
leek vs. Edward Dorsey canto tip in
the court court this morning and Judge
IXN'kWOtltI found Dorsey guilty of a»
adult. The line tnll’osod wan so and
mute. bill Hornet took an appeal
iiiiouizh his altorticy.i I ...i Walsh and
the case will come tip lit the (,‘l'hit-
inal l‘ourl. Dorsey wnII held under toll
bonds to appear at the trial at the
June to tin of tile eouil.
'iitlii in the case where a erltIIllIlt
and
Someone borrowed the
erowblir and someone was accused of
not returning it Then followed an
One of these branda fell on the roof mgumI m Inn or phone longtime. and
oi lbe home of Andlew Antonella. on
the east side of New street, bill the
the was put out with the aid oi watrll
l9: Iloritent‘u big block also was in
danger at one. little. Milt Gotham.
who was at the some. pr'epaied i’or1
n'it emergent-v by gathering all oi" the
\aittnblo hooks togetttel. so that thev
could be quickly Icinored. it notes-
amt .
Firemen Fought Valiantiy.
’ioo much credit eanllot IH‘ ptteii lo
the iitettien tor the lpiiek null bald
IloIlI thev pill in to keep the flames
within the attiulicat pouolble urea. Titer
ltoiked as if their verv liven depended
on the outcome frequently putting
themselves ili ,leOpardI of tile and
limb l‘lle illeltghltng operations
were naturally under the direction of
Chief t9‘ledetick M Wheeler of the
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(Continued on Sixth Pant
KIKII'S IIIIIIIKIEIIS
IKIIIKII- I‘IIIIIIEKIIIIK
Will Be Held in the Norwalit con-
gregational Church Next
Wednesday
The. (‘onneeilelit tlrnncit of the inter-
national Order of The. Killg'a Ilflllgib'
ters and Sons will hold its eighth ali-
nlnil conference next \\‘edni~nlltiy_ ill
the First t‘oiinreuaiionat l‘ttltreh It
Norwnlti. Ali elaborate proatliill has
been arranged and will t'ltllh‘lllllu the
entire day.
There will be elt‘eletl here from all
otei h‘ail'tlotd cobalt and an e\I9e.p
Iionntlt lalge xatltoling is antitlpaletl
AI noon a lunIhooit Mil be solved iii
the ihapI-l ioolnu adjoining the main
I-ltnreil. till” the Xorwnlk and blunt
NItrwiiih t‘ll'f'IOS will be the boslellilea.
wiiil lIll' lirllilbliry circle as on llHtlIl'lI-
uni body.
Mrs. (‘. A. ldlweli. of Siopney, who is
the county eel'i'etnl'l'. \t'lll preside III
the conference and the following lilll
aieiana will be present to render the
music for the singing, otrI: Mills M.
It}. \t'txon, piano; Mm. .I. ll. Walsh.
violin, and Alexander 8. Gibson. organ.
The following program will contprlue
the day's mention:
Morning session. 9:45.
I’rnlue I-Iervire
liynlna it'll. tll2.i i.‘lll 'Ill
Devotional Holvole Led by Mrs. iIno
lbll‘iil. Halli NorwitlkI
\t‘oleomomMrs, W. H. iliiliiwlii, .\‘or~
walk.
iteilpoi lll' Airs. 19‘. it. Allen, Shelton.
AplelIlItilenttl.
Millilteu of the Last l‘IoilfercIII'ell.
Greetings.
liynili i952.
iloll (full of (‘Ilrcielt
llyiiin hit.
The leilorltllire of the. Order. Mills ii. i,
Eaton. Billie 'l‘ronllnrer.
Adjournment for Luncheon.
Afternoon Session—~2IOO.
liyltin Til.
Devotional Service. lull by ilev.
l). Torrey. Not-walk.
lint-option of it Now l‘irnlo.
Solo, Misti tiarotyit Unborne. izllopoet.
Address. itov. til-.ol'go l). Egbert. Nor-
walk.
Hymn ill2.I
Address, Mrn. t. W. Hiloath. utitto soc-
retary. New Haven.
Organ Selection. overture in t) by
Henry Smart. Alex..i'.l. tllbltoit.
iteporl. of (lomnttltee on Resolutions.
invitation for Conference of Hit.
Cloning W'tlfl by county secretary.
Hymn 120.
benediction
Wonk
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CONRACY FOR FACTORY.
r‘rom plans drewu by Samuel M.
Green, inc. of Boringiletd. the contract
has been given to the Tracy Bros. (30..
of Waterbury to build an addition to
the plant or the Muller Gloria Mills
in Norwatll. The structure will be
three stories high, of brick, and will
cost about 330,000.
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IIIIJIiK IIKIIEII KEEII [III
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ICoroner Wilson Makes inquest
on Norwalii Man's Death
and Renders Finding
(‘oroiler ('iiiiord ll. Wilson. who held
an lnotienl on the death of John itowlt.
of it litttIut Place. in the others of
Attorneys Walsh & illibboll. hill-I relt~
derl-d It finding of lltaitalauahtev
against Karl Funk. and he has been
ordered held tor trial. Funk in em-
ployed by it. .i. Barthel. of Stamford.
who intro $3,500 bonds for IIIN appear-
ance when he should be fulfilled.
At the ittquettt Mills Fiorenre Ilnmll‘
ion. of Nortrnili. acted nil sleuoxrnph-
er. and the notes llhe look were. sent
to Coroner Wilson.
The hearing in lt‘tittli‘s ruse la
Hl'ItelluleIi to come up in the Norwuik
Town (‘oitrl, next Monday morning.
—GO TO KRIIGER'S '
And we the men‘s filllih‘ they are and
log for $7. 819%, Sn and till. .You will
pay almost double for the some goods
elsewhere The reason for litib'ia be»
cause they are going to give tip this
department
IIIIII Pliiiiiiiil ,
triangulation
The recently Ilrgalllzol‘t .loltltll l'ltil
lilhI-Ii l‘litsu oi the South Nortlltlit
Methodist t‘iittl'l'lt KflVt' a very lilt‘lli-Illltt
and attreeanfui elilerlatitnieili.
evening. III the Honda)
lilal
ul'llool l‘llillil.
littllel lite Iilrel'llolt oi‘ llti popular
lv'ar'het'. Milo: l-Ilitel It. Spi‘uuur 'i‘lie
illl‘lllllf‘l'h of the rhino Iltt\I9 ilIIIliy
ll'II‘ntlh‘. but even lll view of IIllh tart.
the l9ttiI9iii oi" the atlendaurv wait eur-
pl'idltg on aeeoitlii of the variolnt oIttI-r
I-Ioeial ei'enla that had been lurllnaeil
for that evening.
The program was all follows.
l'IIlIlo emit)-
i9‘aiitil titlilketltier
Ittu‘liiiiiliil 9'
Marlon iialilelli
l’IltiIII :lIlIIt
Illllh t'llrr.
lloeilai ion
. illlll'lol litihliell.
ltialow ~“iIoIIlm9'It Viutl.“
buoy (tuition and I9:tIleilIIIlt Ifiurli.
Piano llolIrJ
Mildred Miilul,
ilnudlnn-w
Misti Spl'llxlie,
V'oenl uoio
i'eari Vent-troy.
l'lnlto lint-ti»
Mildred iIownIimI and Elizabeth
Slovene.
\‘oeal liiioll
Alive iltIWeuIl nilll Muriel iltltllleil.
i’bloo tri0+ 9'
t9‘li/.tlbeth t-lileritr. it: due tillnltelnlcr
nitli idliaabelh Huron» .
itaya of tile Wonk-9
Sovnn Uiria.
itltnliiltlt
Mien Sprflfiltlt.
i’lnno eolow
Alice. tilevoml.
Mills Mina Raymond. noontnpnnist
About $30.00 realized.
1,000 Milli“
SOLDIERS KILLEII
I9IIIIINII. May 7.~«IM report was In.
cell/ed hero today to the effect that
one thousand Chinese soldiers. moot-
bore of the garrison at Lillian have
been killed all the result of a sudden
9~ I
999m ‘
I
New Jersey Governor Says He
ties No Evidence That 1. 0g-
den Arittlluela a Fugitive
I’IIIIKEI‘IIIIEII IIIKIEII
PIEKEIIS IIKIIMIIKI III IIIIII
Armour Case Selectedes a Test
tor Other'ideat Trust Men
Till“ N’l‘UN. N. .i.. May T—«(lovornoi
F‘ort. todny Ieitlecd the request oi Pro
til-cuter Garven. of Hudson County. for
a requisition upon'the governor of ill-
tools for the extradition of J. Ogden
Ai‘nlotlr. a director of the National
Packing Contmny, who is tinder indict
ment in tlitduott Cotilliy With other
officers and direotortl of the. packing
companies on It ‘ebargr of conspiracy
to unlawfully entrance the cost of meat
through the creation of no artificial
scarcity of the sonic.
Governor Fort in refusing to grant
the requisition sure not a long opin-
ion In which he. sets forth the reasons
tor his refusal. The. governor points
out first of all that lit order for calm
Ilition papers to be united for it well
necessary that the [lemon whose ox-
Irtidition wail desired to be a fugitive.
Irotn Justice and further that it wall
essential that the mounted poruon was
In tart In the state or New Jenn-t fll
; titr- tiiiie of the commission of the ol-
: leged offense.
The governor says the
only evidence before him of the prior
once in New Jersey 1 Hr. Armor at or
about the 0dilute of to Ilottilniailton of
the about oftence‘wu his presence
in Hobo en in March ”Oil to take
panache front that eity to Europe and
attain iii June. lilllil upon hill retuin
liont Europe.
Tito naval-nor Btlllfl that the or
before him is hurrr of my facial
ranting an. inlet-on xbgt air. Amour
was in itobolteo for I; ‘otller purpotie
than the taking or roommate Europe
and returning therrtloni. 9(lovot‘tlttr
Fort also Imps that lit-9 proof offered
as in the presence of Mr. Armor lit
NI-o .It'lflt‘y dare not coincide willi the
dfl)fi not out. in the lloileiittettt all the.
little of tho eoltllulaslon of the allotted
I-otltlplrney.
There are other niillIlI'tllitfllN pending
belore (lot'erltor Fort for (he extradi-
tin" of others connected tl’ith the meat
[NIT‘IIIHR eoitlpaliea lit the West, biii
When the hearing was would by eouii-
is
at“
a
‘ not for iiteptu'llera the ,\rIilollr cane wan
fit‘lf‘l‘il'd flit It lost tllll'
was given upon that
tiltttlil‘ntlttlth for extradition will now
ill pleased Iii litI law l~ oi the other
pnlhela will depend upon i‘Ioselutllr
(lattett I
, and It hellrttlx
IliIIIiI9. Whether
ALLEGED VIIIITE SLAVES
TELL 0F EIITIIIEIEIT
tlAlt’l‘r‘tlilll, May 7. When Annie
llrudy rail aeroliltllnu tnlo It restaurant
that night followed by Louis it. Morin.
Iilt‘ police took them Illltil iltlo mullodt‘.
and at the poiiee elation Iii-9 llriliiy
girl said t‘Ilt' had been brought to thin
pluee trout New York by Florin. anti
site allegor- iblll be told her after she.
reached iIIIrliIird that he wiltl going to
ptlt her into a house oi ilttntito. Silo
told the poiieo that HIIt' and II girl by
the name of Mary Martin t‘iltllt‘ here
(our wet-ha ago with Florin and llam-
Iltiltltli ill I'lulio, ill the lnIlor‘Il t'l‘qthI
ill see the I‘llI
’ibe qur remained toIzltlIel for too
IlIoktI niton lllte Illinois, i9|oilll told
Ilt'l‘ Illllll lie with union to do, and she
left hint. IMI night be met her on
ill do on he wished hIr to When
ilellilbeti lit the Million bottle Il rum
”the pollen later found the Martin pill
illNI iii lotto lonelhei in a itotiilo mi
l‘apltel avenue. and pIIII'oIi them under
arrest. The Martin alri‘ti alloy corrob-
orllted that of Annie lirndy. nItIi Flor-
in Ill beliut hold tinder lllill on It eharge
of brenril of ND lililll't‘. The other
ltirllo are iIIliIiIt hold "it lorhnioai
vhnraen no witnesses. itntil iiIrItl Intro
tlloir altos an ill.
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BTEAIEI IIIIIIIIIIIIK
BIIKI IT 8T. IIIIIII8
il’l‘. IlltliNt-l. N. RI. Mar 7.9-»Tiln
steamer Normandy ennlt lwnitty miles
south of BL Johnn early today. All or
tile rrow reached the about safety in
the nieamor'll boats. The Normandy.
119nm: nmoeedlng along the New
oundiand coast struck on (treat to
land, near Bay Bulls. in a dense in:
Ill nlldntlttlt. and sank wilhiu an hour.
The steamer Normandy. which met
disaster off the Newfoundland coast
early today is believed to be. a it"‘lll
enacting steamer plying bemoan New
tonndllind ports.
The Normandy wall bound from non-
uprislnn oi lumen.
The report to not yet fully confirm-
l
I
don Io Tomato. she carried About no
passengers. includin .31 women. all of
whom were saved at th dltllcnity.
About also Realized lty Altair
Held in Arlen ilell, Last Night
Last night's reception and dance of
i'utnani Hose Company. at Arion itnil.
arranged to augment the funds for the
forthcoming celebration of the limit nu~
iilveraary of the company in June. ac-
complished the purpose very sailufac-
torlly. ()ione to $100 was ruined by the
VNIIIII'T’, '
Throughout. the. evening the floor of
the hall was titled with the dancers
and many more giteata Viewed the in-
teresting scone. Music for the. dance
program, which consisted of twenty"
four Itliitlberu. was furnished by the
itelquo orchestra. the latter playing
the latest compositions. The dancing
cattle to on end about 2 o‘clock this
morning,
There were. a number of ennui-town
visitors. coming front New York and
elsewhere. The decorations consisted
chiefly of the American flag. draped
about the. hall.
The ball contiitilteo coilslslcll of Fred
’t‘. (tolentatt. chairman: Neil ttoltdricle
son. W. Mills. M. Hallock. l}. tloaul'dua.
l'l. (Ilark and (‘. lall‘kwootl.
Harry J. Smith was floor ntnnager
and had as his aide. t9}. l‘rettgh. F. New
field. it. O'Brien, It. Webb, (‘. A. Volk
nit \‘l'. (‘.. Smith. The entire company
comprised the reception l-onitttittoe.
M”v—-_
--WHY NOT SAVE 50 TO 60%
And buy your spring suit. front the.
Krieger l‘o.
men's clothing and the prices have
been slashed to more the stock quickly.
IIIIKISPIIKI IIISI 9
MIIKEI IK IKE EIRE
lied Nearly $500to Go Back to
the Old Country
It is reported that Sil‘l'e I’lIIllttaporlI
It young man whose home over the
Martin coal once was burned out. loot
between $400 and 8500 of his lint-titan
in the blue
Friends knew that be had sortie
money, but. supposed be had it to bill
trunk. The trunk wits taken out
through It window. but there war no
money in it. indicating that the stor-
alte pillre must have been elm-where.
Some time ago Moatilport'll parents
went to the old country. and it is un-
devatood that he was sat-int; tip to do
likewise.
RIFLE dim
Ftlll occurnltsor
_ ale elttooil
EAtl'l‘ “Alumni. l‘ouIII. May 7.» ~
Upon landing heri- I-ntly today from all
aeronautical tourney undertaken for
the purpose oi making aslrottmtlirlli
observationsparticularly Ill Haliey‘I-l
comet, the occupants of the balloon
hiltsnnehllm‘tia atnied that they were
tired Iipon Il_\ some unknown person
about three miles north of Manches-
ter just before sunrise. The person
Illlt‘li Ii rifle and while the bullet did
not strike the balloon or its pileseliera,
it whistled tilleotttioriailly clone. to
their ears.
l’l-Iii. Illivili 'I‘ItIIII. of the Aulberut
roiiexe llltttt‘l'utltli‘). who with Mill.
Todd and (diaries .i. tiliddeu, compris-
ed the balloon pally reported that his
observations of ilniley'll eonlei. all
well all the planet Venus, the moon
and the son were very anoreilrlitli and
that he had gained much information.
The billion. which arose from I'Ilifl'
held at 22”» till“ morning, landed at
tlzto III II Rlisuian settionlenl. live
miles from Mon island sound and emu
en tililetl ironi t‘Ioleheulel'. an air line
distance from Springfield of tilt tutti-II.
The highest elevation wan 7,000 fer-I.
titrtl. ‘i'ollil left [or Amherst dlil‘IilK
the afternoon. She wall unnerved by
the tiring lump the balloon 'l‘hlil ill the
second little that it balloon with Mr.
(lililllelt nil lbt pilot baa been fired ill“
Aut- iiiiil sheet and Nllr HI)“ llltmltunodi
to lot but flit-I9 with a lllllor Ii aile tI d ' minttoler Iltoppetl Io :lfl domi- ell Iithilll
on during Iln llfll‘l onion
l‘roiotillio i‘olill Ilnyn that the titer
the night and thin bio tutti some din
IoIniIlti to the part) The toititniil
was found Ill one of It'IttiIil e pockets lpm Hwy "vim...“ “MW ““1 Wore
houlie Point was eloulled about II til it.
at. tho Illlliode bellia :l.lllltt feet The
balloon wall at It heixbl of Milli feet
when going over Manchester. The pit-
the of the latter pinre have been re
attested to normality: the Identity of
the gunner.
Mr. (Hidden and l’iofeullor Todd ali-
porlnttltldod the packing of the envel-
ope and it was unfit to Middleton/ti.
CARTOoNIOT SPIDEN HIRI-
Oave a Plea-trig Entertainment in the
tooth Nemlli Baptist Church.
Cartoonillt Hpednn. who has pinned
Iuhny Booth Nm'wnlkorll before by his
work hero. vialted litlII city again illt”‘
evening and tilintahmi a very enters-
bio entertainment for a good sized and
ience in the lecture room of the liapl
tillt (liturrh. «t
My. Stanton draws very rapidly and
hill wot-ll was along the Instructivn
title in; well an entertaining. Tie
notched several people for the plan-
ure of his audience.
The. cartoonist appeared hero under
the auspices of the B. Y. F. ii
i Miss Intern Wilson will return to her
home iii New Yorll city on Monday.
and hint been villltln: tier grandttwther
on France street during her stay in
€0an
This firm is giving up the 9
Family Were Gathered. at
Worried Over Politics and
lDNtION. May 7.~Tlie King
dealt. King (‘Ieorge V. will
claimed late this afternoon.
The Privy Councillors will‘meet at
94 o'clock to hear the iiitperlal oath
Iand immediately .afterwards heralds
will announce the new accession.
is
be pro-
the hilt tuler is met shadow ed by unl-
II-isai gliel‘ at the death of Edward
Vii.
The beimed monarch auceuitlbed to
pneotitnnta, which followed a bronchial
attack. at Buckingham Palace at 15
minutes before last. midnight to the
oath year of his life, and the tenth
year of his reign.
The grief of the dowager queen at
the Itealit of her royal husband is pa-
EIIIIIGEII IIIISIAIID
PIIIIIIIED IlIIIiI LIIIO
WA'i‘ERBURt’ May 7.—-ttrat.cd by
drink, incensed by the genome of Mrs.
Frank Storey, wife of his emplttyer.
and infuriated by the stings of a horse
whip wielded by her. Johnlfinx. a
l'urtnhnnd, turned upon her Tuesday at
ternoon on a term at the top of Buck's
Hill. and administered soon a beating
in her. she alleges. that title Is now un-
able to leave her bed.
Her left eye bl swollen to three Ilntou
ilN normal size. her (are is badly cut
and bruised and her side. where she
was. locked. is one hill of bruises.
tier husband. will) i employed at
the \t’aierbllry Manufacturing t‘Olll'
putt). heard oi the attack and rltli the
entire distance to his home and when
he got there, delivered a severe bear
ina to Lana. with the assistance of
Adolf Noe. a neighbor.
Lang wail knocked unconscious and
tell in the field.
No arrests hate
yet been made
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IIE EIIIIIII’E IK PEIIIE IIIIIIIIIE
King George V. Already Occupied With the Rush of State Mai.
ters Which Required” Immediate Attentiong—Theatres, Stock
Exchanges and Public Places Closed
to the meantime popular lntereal ln'.
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England Mourning tor tier Belovinl Ruler, and America and All
Europe Shares in Her Grist-Ail the Members of the Royal
the Dying Monarch’s Bedside,
When the End Game at ":45 o’CIoclI test flight-Hall
Failed to Recover From a Gold
thetie. Since early morning she has
been In and out. of the death chamber
directing evorything. personally plac-
ing the wealth of flowers that have
been received, and giving her direc-
tions with stately dignity. but at. the
tenure lime. lnconaolabie. She cannot
be persuaded to remain in her own
iroom to take the rest of which she is
so much in need. ,
The funeral arrangements are not
yet announced, bill the expectation of
court circles in that the body of his
majesty will be buried at Frontiers
nearby where were buried the bodies
of his father. motherand son. The
burial will probably be delayed for ten
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