ESTABLISHED 1870
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llililthliin
Shutty Pacailo. An italian Aged
Twcnty-thrtio Years, Died
Alter Reaching Hospital
HlAii tiliHlHlii IH
HY "liliHl" lillllHl
Stepped from in Front of line.
Train and Other Struck Him
0
Happy and jovial over the CUIillllt‘~
lion of ll day's work, Sliutty i’acollo. it
young ltalian suction man. who was
only twenty-three years old, was hurl-
cd to death in a twinkling about 5:35
last evening on the\S(llItll Norwalk
drawbridgc by avrrsigiit enginc No.
389. which was running ‘llght" to tho
tuslward.
Young l’acello met his untilnoly end
in getting out of the way of an east-
Iiound freight. train, H. W. 2. only to
stop III tho path of tho "light“ engine.
’acoilo, with his fellow moinbors of
tho section gang. httti bccn at work on
the west side of the drawbrldge. With
tiic arrival of quitting time. they start.
cd for the East Norwaik side oi the
drawbridgc with their working tools to
pIIt thorn in tiic section house iocatod
tiicro. in ciossing the draw. Pacollo
walkod on the box covcring of tho sig-
nal wlrcs between thc two cast-bound
tracks. He had the tools ovcr his
shoulder. and after he had roachcd
tho section of tho draw botwco‘n tho
ccutor picr and the East. Norwulk sidc.
he stopped to his right to lot the
freight go by. It was thcn that the
"light“ freight engine running on tho
passenger tracks clipped hint
Instead of help tossed 93 the draw
into the Wat”. frhddy was soul in
tho opposite I‘ll n and he landed
botwoen the tracks. where he had pro-
viously been walking.
. i-ils follow} workmen were naturally
affected by tho sight. it was found
that Paceiio' was still .broatbinu.
though It was discovered that life
would soon be absoititelyct‘xtinct., for
the back of his held. near the base of
the brain was crushed in. The cngiuc
(ltd not run ovei him. in consequomc
of which he was not dismemborcd.
though in addition to thc. head injury.
his left log was in a scvcroly bruised
condition.
’I‘Iio unconscious workman was car-
I'icd on It. strotcher to theI towor ncar
tho Washington stroet railroad brltlgo.
to which poIIIt the ambulance was
sumnionod. There is an arrangement
by which the autbuianco is sent on rail-
road missions without tiio neccsslty of
calling a phyiscian and this was onc
of thosc cascs. I’acollo was carricd
to tho hospital vehicle by Captain of
Police William R. l’cnuinglon and
()fl’lcci- Ciarcuce (Iermanottl. .ioiin
Gorinlcy lost. no time itt driving Ibo.
ambulancc to the h apital with theI
woundcd man. but no latter was bo-
yond human aid. dying in a short limo
after his arrival and without ever ro
gaining consciousness.
Young l’acolio was attuntioti at tho
hospllul by Ilr. Waller Hitchcock. but.
tho victim had such a badly fractured
skull liiat nothing could be done for
him. litI had only been in tiio Ilnitod
Stairs tor four wctIIta. during threo of
which he worked all the railroad. Ilc
had no relatives iti this country. anti
boarded at 7 Thomas stroot. in Spring-
wood.
I’acollo‘s i’uncrui will be hold at
llizrill tomorrow momiug from St. .in-
soph‘s church. and ititormcnt will fol
low in St. Mary‘s cometary.
atniktfitktns
itttoktn BY iIIIII
NEW YORK. May ltl.~~ArInIId with
sticks and stonoa. aIIIoiI 'wnlkod up
i'ark svouno today and attacked tho
slrlkobroakors who hnvo taken the
piuces'of the laborers on tho New York
Central tracks who quit. demanding
Iilghor pity. Police reserves, who had
boon Iiotlflcd that. tho mob was on the
way to. attack the laborers. were on
hand whoti lilo inob arrived. hidden
from sight.
WIIIIII the marchers got. near tho.
1 romout station tbov hallucd The r-Iill
Ioati tItIt-IIII at that point are depressed
boiow thc street level. Leaning over
the railing, tho men hilt-Ind It ahowol
oi‘ alpaca at tho strike breakers below.
'i‘ho poiico swooped down and scatter
od thoiu alter a tussle. The man were
arrested.
DH. HYDE TESTIFIEO.
KANSAS CITY. May 10th ll. C.
liydo rosIIiIitItI his testimony In his
own behalf when the criminal court
session opened this morning. ’l‘htI
physician stalled as he. came out of his
call. Mrs. Hyde was waiting for him.
‘Taatifying doesn't make me nervous."
he said. "I' in glad to have an oppor
tunity to tell my story. "
aaoaamsur ANNouwcco.
Announcement but been made of the
engagement of Miss Jane Gibson
Smith daughter of William H. Smith.
of Vile-mum. to Jarvis Williams. Jr.
of Boston. Mm.
i(iIIoIi Record Mada for AMAI
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Enter-d at the Soul
a! Second
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‘ Inati
tution During Month of i prll
Tho rogular meeting of the illoard IIfA
Diroctors ol‘ the Day Ntirset'ylAsoclu-
“tion was held yesterday and routiuc.
Abusiness was transacted. Anl cuter-
taiutnenl committee to consist Inf Incin-
'bors oi' the association and chic mom-A
bor of the board of directors \Il'ati sug-
gostod and will be appointed soon.
There iiavc boon during Ihul month
of April 159 children cared for at the
nursery.
The following gifts are gralcllniiy tic-
kuowlctigcd: 'i‘liiriy-I-Iix quarts of
milk, frotn the. WhatsoovcrI Circle.
King's Daughters: 2 books from Miss
Holdridge; jam from Mr. Green:
swing Ironi Mrs. Andrews. '
Members of the association are re.
minded that the annual dues llrs pay-
ablo. now antimay he paid to thc
trcasuI-or, Miss Carolyn litIIIIruiii. i'I
VanZandl. avoiuio. to any of tho offi~
cars, Mrs. Church. prosldcnll: Mrs.
Rummicr, vice-president; Mrsl. Kent.
secretary. or to any one. of tho diroo
tors. who arc Mrs. B. M. Andrews.
Mrs. J ..l (.‘avsnagh Mrs. E. E. Gor-
bani Mis. i. C (Iroon Mrs. A. Blanch.
ard Mrs E. Ii Holcl’iltlils Mitts M. K.
Jonnings. Mrs ll). Lockwood Ml‘s
F, A. Lanc. Mrs. C. S. Mac‘lfaiiantl Mrs.
W. N. Munro. Mrs. C. Swartz, Mrs. W.
Ryan, Mrs. A. Wheeler. Mrs. Wing. It.
is hoped that malty who have not boon
incmbcrs tho past, your will join this
your, for tho work has proved its
valuo to tho community and ' should
have the support of many nidrc than
it has bad Ono thousand IuoIIIIIcrs III
Nurwaik Pact-onion
SUNDAY lHl-
IK H il Bl
HYESliiiAllll
Several Suspicious Circumstan-
ces Surrounding the Century
Waterproofing Co.’s Blaze
humans
Iwunmuu
Thisiliappaned Three Weeks Ago,
But lie Kept Matter Quiet
Thorn IIIIvo boon pccuiiur goings on
at tho factory anti office of tho Ccntury
Waterproofing Company. In Soavlow
avennc. according tti Charles (1‘. Roy-l
alone. who has had his hands full of
trouble of into. Chief Harold iI‘. Clark.
of the South Norwalk fire tiopurttnont.|
tiflor making a furthor investigation]
of tho IIYIIU' this morning. dot-lured
again that thoro Is no doubt in his
mind that the tire. which was discov,
orcd thcrc about it o‘clock Sunday"
morning was of criminal origin.
Askcd if no intends to report tho at-
fair to the state policc. (lliicf Clark
said that was not within his province.
bclng within the jurisdiction of Chief
Iiot too many to expect and if tborcl FI‘I‘IAI‘I'I'AI M. WAII‘CAOI‘. Of All“ EMA NOT-
could bc that Inottiliorshlp
Nut‘scry could bc Iiiilllituiticd without
furthoi- call on tho public. ’I‘Iho docs
are St a your, iiiit larger sumil are al-
ways uccoptnblo. The ultiilOt'lilliflli has
jolncd tho II‘cdcratioti of Ilay Nursoo
ics anti-ll Is Iii touch with tho work
throughout tho country.
anus “
thunk
”mu——
Higgin’s Offer to Telegraphers
Turned Down by President
Pierson
it was roporled last. night that the
1,400 iclogruplicrs on the Now Ilavctt
railroad systcin had decided to dcsorl
thclr keys and to throw this great
systctli open at. once to “It“IlId cat"
opcaalion. This story was. of course.
ridiculous. bocatisc labor unions do
not. work that way. w
’l‘lio adjustiut‘nt cointuiltoc of tho
telegraphcrs of thc systcm hold two
prt'otiged coutcrcncos with (lcnorai
Miinaccr Higgins ycstorday. In tho
Iliorniug and iii tlic IIfIcrIIooII. Dili'
iiig tbcsc conferences. according to
tho. stalotncnl of Thomas S. Piorson.
tho vicc presldcul of the National As-
sociation of Railway 'I‘olcgl‘aphcrs.
the hoarlng was brokoti off aftlcr a m
fusai of Mr. Pierson to cntorllalu Mr.
Higgius‘ idea.
II‘inalIy Mr. Higgins suggested the
ldcti of arbitraliug tho m-stllor, and
failing in this to take tip tiic suggcs-
lion of Incdtatiou. Mr. i’iorstni reftis
cd to consont to either utitii II soltlo-
mom has boon arrived at. with thI
iilcn in tho iiosioti South station. This
acorns to bc tho present kcysllono of
tiits labor troublo.
Mr. Pierson then jumpcd for a
train leaving for Boston. whorc today
be uxpociu to moot Mr. Molitlu and
tho adjustmont. board of tho. Boston
terminal. and ho statcd lust nughl that
wiiatevor toiins of agiooinant. tharo
mo arrived at they would plrobabiy
lInvo effect upon tho. final sctltiomont
on the New Haven road.
Whiic tho iloatou South stallion pet»
pic. amount to very littlc nIInIIlIrIIIIilly.
repruscniing not qurII than twenty-
five pcopic all told. it. is ciainllod that.
they havo at no tiino ~boon griltnlcd II
bearing with tho powora thrill bo at
tho "Yellow Building." in Nulw Ha-
vcn.
Pennsylvania Man Got Concepcions.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.~I~ASI‘VOI'RI
important concussions have boon so.
cured by five. thousand tolegraillhurs on
the Ponnsyivania Railroad lytitlFIiI east
of Ilittsburg following a mootling of
tho general committee repruaonttng
tho oporatola and General Manager
Myers of tho company. Among the
count-salons granted warn thus
“in addition to the genera ti por
cent increase in wages recently do-
ciaretl by the company. utippierliontary
Inoroasos were granted to tqiiaiizo
wages with the amount of work por-
formed.
An agreement that when va uncles
are advertised ally employs tray bid
for them regardless of bin rats of pay
or the rate of pay of the adllortiasd
position. .
A few other requests Includillig that.
of granting two relief days It month
undul- pay to all telographerti. wore
held under advisement until a auiiae-
qusnt toasting.
uATTlNTION
Tell your neighbors about th right
man, who pays to a lb. for rust do for
rubbers To for auto tires if t or are
not skinned. Notify him aha for he
is very busy. These prices a a paid
until furthar notice. “All!!! a, arm
at. liiut Not-mitt. Tel. 1.
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lIiic llay.
walk tioptirlniont. i‘ic could not. say
\I‘lliit toursc (llilcf thcior would
liillf‘. 'I‘hls firc has arotiscd lunch dis-
cussion among tho peoplc in tho rII
ctnlly and llicy would liiic to soc tho
affair fcrrctcd out.
Mr. Itoystoun‘s statoinciit is of con
I-Iitlorublc Iuicrost. iic dociarna that
tilrrc iI~ no doubt Ihc piaco was sci
afiro. iio also says he is surc who sci
It adrc. though hc dcciitiod to divalgc
tbc nauic of tho party he suspects.
whon askcd this morning concerning
his suspicious. iic has ilgurod his loss
as 885. which is covered by insurance.
though ho says he did not think his
inanraucc was in forco, on account of
having mudc arrangouionls to change
it. No adds that Insurance poopio in.
formcd him it III valid. and that ho is
covorcd. 'I‘bo actual loss, ‘liowovor. is
an Insignificant consideration anoint-
pared with tho nature of tho bingo.
iii doscriblng tho circumstances our
rounding tho iIrc. ho statod that a bar-
roI which was In tho. contor of tho
floor was moved up cloao lo a parli-
tion, whorc tho llromcn found it and
that ti box containing bottioit of furni-
lure polish was put on It. critically on
the theory that lhcy would add fucl to
tho biazc. Along side of tho barn-i
warc II dozcn or morc cans. Mr Roy
siouo said tlicsc cans worc otnpty. but
that tho fit-chug probably thought tlioy
wcro 'llit‘tt Willi Oil.
its bald flrrtllcr that IIIII back door
of tho building had bccn brokcn opou
and showcd marks on it wborc a pm
of sonic sort had boon used SundaI
moining. itoystonc had his Iiitorucy.
thominii Chiltiot‘. look the plnt‘o (Ivor.
III addition to Iiocliring positively
that the place was not atiro, Mr. Iloy
stone says that about ihroc wccks ago
someone gained an onlrancc by liroak-
log out. a window at tho rear. and
wont through thc papors III his dosh.
III view of tho many suspicious ctr-
cunisluncos. it. is not boilcvcti lllt' stiIIo
police or local authorities can Ict tho
cant- go by without an official Invcstl
gallon.
illilliiilillll
liHSl Hilllilil
Bridgeport Board of Education
Sounds Death-Knoll to
All Societies
Iiitlihlidi’llit'l‘. May It). -»As It rosult
of its invoailgttllons of tiic sch-ct Ito.
cit-tics of the night schools. Ibo local
board of cdiicalion that night Inado its
report and announced that aftcr Sop
totnber of this your fraternities and
sororitioa Inual cease to exist In tho
local high schools. and monibors of tho
societies are forbidden to woar their
frat. plan. if It is found that attor tho
tiato of tho abolishing of tho aocintioii
that thoy still oxiut. Intuubora of the
some will be dobuirod from participii
lion in school athlottca and il“ school
exercises. The members will not no
expelled from school and on liioir coni-
plating the prescribed oourso. will tic.
glvcn a diploma. but will not ho ai~
lowed to take part to graduation axon
class nor allowad on the platform with
the remainder of the class on grad-
uation day
The investigation of tho uocrot I0-
cietlea by the board of education was
brought about. by the Illness of Miss
Lorain Clark who became seriously
ill It Is alleged, from the effects of
her Initiation into a school sorority.
when she was given a variety of non
Iouii mixture: to eat and drink. At
the Investigation members of tho so
ciety admitted that such mixtures
were given Miss Clark, but. claimed
that. no other candidates had evdr
been made in and that Miss CYII'k'II,
lifting: was due to other «mutton. par-
ticularly to the excessive use of lemon.
AlOdGIATID PRIBI NEW! FROM ALL PART. OF THE WOYILD IV A IPIGIAL WAR! AND OUR OWNAOPCRATOR.‘
scorn noawmt‘, dorm. TUESDAY. MAY 10 1910.
WEATHER roaacaar. .
Fair cooler tonight: manna-y
fair; moderate went winds.
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TWO CENTS
'utuuu
Robert Van Blimp Clinton Presi-
dent and Hod. Wood Chos-
en Vino-President
The Pine badge Outing Club Com-
pany hold their annual business ulooi-l
in; last evening at tho home of Rob
ort. Van Huron in West avonuo. The
reports of the various committees woro
Hlliflll SW
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HH W‘Hll Alli
AHlliHiliHill
Chicago Politic Believe They Have
very encouraging and predict It most,
pot Otis your The following otllcorsI
and committees were chosen for the
canning your:
Prcsidentwllobcrt «Van Burch.
Vice-Pt'ositient.--il. S. Wood.
Sci-rotary and Ti‘tiusurohiionry i’.
Price.
Board of Managers—~Thomas I. Ray-A
Inond. Christian Swam. 0. ll. Jackson
S. 1.. Wood, C. L; Ilarkor.
House COiIlffllfltiIQI-I-H. S. Wood. it}
S. Van Huron, Mrs. S. A. Wood. Mrs.‘
i
F M. Sanger. Mrs. R. 5. \Ian IIInron,A
Mrs. E A. Woodward
Mombciahip tlmnmittoc-—w. iI‘. Bis with bloodstaiiia oti tho. wlicola foundA
imp (Ioorgc iI‘. iictta. Mrs. licxtei
Iiilcbcook, Mrs iicpry P. i’rlco,
Ilcnry W. (Ircgnry.
IICIIBLE Tilltiilif \
iii IIIIIE CF NEW
YORK PHYSICIAN
Housekeeper and Butler Mur-
dered and Money and
Jewelry . Stolen
NEW YUIIK. Mayjill. . Evidently tiic
victims of burglars. t‘harlos \I‘. lio-
IIIIIII, a Iiindoo butler. and Margaret
Moaiiau. an agctl housekeeper, wore
found IIIIII'IIIII'od last. night In tho rosi-
doncc of lir. Molt i). Cannon. at No.
lift “out 122d silt-ct.
The two \vci‘c killed sotnctitiic bo-
lwcon 2:1!" and .3243 o‘clock yesterday
uftornoou. during tho physician's ub-
mnco. Returning. ilr. t‘annoti dis-
covorod llic liodloa
'l‘hc buticr. who was ill v‘cuis old.
was shot through the mouth from the
light chock. ’l‘licro was another
wound on his tort-bald and our on tho
back ot but neck. 'Cha um um. tho
police say. Wore awarcntiy indicted
with a jiuitni. ‘I‘lic old liouitokaopcr
had an ugly bullet sound In tho back
of bor bond and “fir boatou with a
iluuu} or sumo othci blunt instruv
tiiotii.
Examination of lilo physician's
study in tho roar III Ibo third floor of
tho rcIIIdonI-o showcd that tho top
drawor of a bureau wall "lininiiod"
upon and Slim in bills, Still) in silvor
and sol-oral \quabio gold stick pins
woro Iakcii. Nothing olso‘lu the honor
“as touched. llr I'aunoii is puzzled
to know how tho burglars aaccrialuod
that be kept mono) III tIIc buroau
drawcr.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII lulu no
III nightlight. il..l.
NIIIW YORK. May to lI‘iro portions
worn injured by an cxplosloii and fire
in the Hamilton itniitiing on Main
strum. iiacktInsaI-it. .V. .i , curly today.
What caused tho ckplosion is not dotin-
Iloly known, but It was supposed to
bavc boon due to oscapinu gas. The
building. a storc and rosldcnrc strut-v
turc was compiotcly wrooiIi-d. lhc cit-
ploaiou blowing out walls lti crcry III
roclion. 'i‘ho injuries to occupants
wcrc council by flying bricks. ouo oi
which struck the infant child of Mrs.
John Morgan and whom. injuring nitic
.l‘tilll'rOld .Iohn Morgan so seriously that
be may diII. 'l‘hc Morgan boy got his
Injurioa going to the roscuo of his Ino<
liter and infant broibcr.
'I‘Iio loss is ostimatod III still I‘IIIII
A BITTER ATTACK UPON iNfiUW
ANCE COMPANY RATES.
IIAIliI‘llRli. May to» IiitIoI-Iy nt-
lacking the itisIII'Iantc coIIIpaulI-s for
placing "IIxolbitautiy high latch on to
iiiicco ops. tbc National t'igar liottf
assoc la ton. in annual couvontlon to-
day adopted resolutions calling upon
Ibo propel authorities in Now York
iliituruuciI dinicuillait. to
present ruins and to moon the Insur-
ance companion to photo iowor ruins
on tobacco.
"t‘lut of all proportion.” was tho way
the convention exprotlsod Its opinion
on preaoiit iatns.
About 200 tiniugalos
tho. convention which will continuo
through tomorrow. II‘. (‘IIIIIIIIIIL .ir..
New York. president of tho association
IIrc attending
proaldod. The annual roport oi Sucre
Inry Felix Idckauii. of I'hiladclphla.
showed II balance of $1.8li7iltl in the
troaitury.
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CONRAD HONDA: gfiiNTiNG BUSI-
I
Mr. Baron's Ilia-u Don Not Afloat It
In Any Way—Mr. Young In ChlrgI.
Notice to my customers and public.
that my iiinou in no way Interferon
with my printing business. (‘hariea H
Young. Who has been in my employ
foi ovor twenty-one years, Is in full
past. and raiisl‘notinn In guaranteed
Respectfully.
oosnsn aoitna.
ode at the luncheon following the in-
hidden.
Mrs.-
i
slato. tho scat of tiio tobacco man's Edward lilo following
III Washington at antimony.
I
a Clue to the‘liachine Which
Killed Mrs. Bohr
lilHAHYilHil All All
SIHP Alllil AHl‘AHlilii
.Pnfice capuln’ 3 so" and flung.E popular being of a genial and kindly
Saloon Keepers Concerned
C iilt,‘ AGO Mav Iii~~An automobileI
abandoned In an alley bcrc. today.
clicvod to bc the Inachinc which caus-
cd llio doatb of Mrs. Albert. Bohr last.
iilghi.
Mrs. Bohr and law husband, a car-
potitcr. were about to cross the sti‘cet
when tho car is said to how sworvod
into Mrs. Ilohr, who was almost decapi-
latcd before tho eyes of hor husband.
The chauffcur did not stop. it Is
said. and quickly disappcarod Into Lin-
coin Park. The alloy in which tho ma-
chine. was found by dolor-lives todai'
iii auroral miles front tho. scene of tho
accident.
A policc captain. wbosc son Is he-
iicvod to have hot-n ono of tho five
men iii tho car. is actirc in conducting
the iuvcstigntlon 'I‘broc saloon koop-
era and tho drircr arc said to havc
boon Ibo olbol'u occupants.
AiliiHlSS iii HAPYISIS
HY .iHiilil J. H. liilHl
“ Christianity and Democracy "
iiis Subject at South
Norwalk Church
.ittdgc John H. Light, of“ this city.
fortucrly spoukci- of thc houso or rop-
roscniativos at llurtiurd. occupiod the
pulpit of tho South Not-walk Baptist
Church, Sunday cvcning, whoro ho dc-
Iivcrod an address which has produced
much Intcrcst. affording as It (loos
much food for thought.
.IIIIigtI Light's topic was Christianity
and Dciuocracy.
Ilo maintained that all Ibo sccd
tiII lights of Christianity wcrc found in
tho (lid 'i‘ostamcnl. and that practical.
i) all of tho Ionchtnus of tho prophets
uoro Ionflncd to man as a member of
socioty. in olhcr words. tbcir touch-
into. containotl tIiIIrc sociology than
theology. According to thcir Now of
llfo tiod govcrncd lti tho affairs of
man. and cvory relationship in life
was sat-rod. Thcrc III Ito justification
in tho (.Iid 'i‘cstamoni for dividing
God‘s world into tho sat-rod and the
accuiar. for all truth was hold to be
sat-rod in those titties. Whoa (‘hi‘lst
cauic iio cxcmplificd in ills own life
and porsoa tho Iughcst tracking of the
pmpliots. and placod man‘s whole duty
on tho luo t‘tllllilifllldillmltIII-mill? iovc
of lititt iiiitl tlio lovo of iiiuti. Ht‘ in-
sistod that oil flu-so two command-
nicnls bang all of the law and the
prophota.
.Iudgc Light insisted, thoroforc. that
(‘lII-ostlanlty was not essentially phIio
sopiiy or llicology. but rathor iifc, and
that its essential I-oquircmcnta were
suorillco and aervlcc. He insisted that
the solo lost. of t‘hriatisnity was found
in Iorvicc to.our follow man. and.
th-reforc, that Christianity and
. Democracy were one and inseparable.
Iic unit! that tho bcst definition of
llouitxtrncy iii "'l‘lio progroiis of all
tbt‘uuab all under the Icadorhip of tho
wlacst and tho host." that solflahuoss
was absolutely opposod In tho lilghost.
iiic or lilo Individual as Woil us that of
”to stain
FRENCH MISSION SELECTED.
itAMiltll. II 1 WI". II‘raIItc May it).
‘Iho cubtncl today scioctod as the
lI‘ I't'titili mission to tho iunorai Iii King
M. l'lnoiion.
AIIV‘WAIIA” nIlniIiloI of foreign affairs; General
Maintain military govor-not of Paris;
Admiral Marquis Mnilnrd. Introducor
of the diplomatic corps. and an officer
personally raproaontlng i’rositiout F‘Iti-
ilerlon. Yleitnliiia of tho death of tho
Ilriilah monarch tho Inauguration of
thd II‘rolIIIh spotted (If the Itrusaelu lilti-
position which had boon arrangnti for
May III. has been postponed.
GLASGOW COAtiYMERCHANTS
N0
GLASGOW. May it).- i'iuuod tit tho
failurh of Iholr bids to secure any part
of the recently placed contract for
coal for the United States navy. tonal
cont merchants who are also ship own-
or: today conipltointf not to quoto '-be
low a coriain rate for coal carriage
ily this more they hope to make the
American contiactor recoup them In
part for the Inn of anticipated profits
on tho fuel illicit.
I.
The Elm Grove street layout appeal
charge. and III thoroughly competent hi on again today haters John W.
to figureon and oxscutn all orders that Banks. of Bridgeport. commissioned-Lu
you may bring The same high stand by tho Superior Court to hear talli-
ml of piloting is maintained as in the many. The burlap was ro-opanld this
morning at to o‘clock and it topics as
if the satire d wit be mulr‘nd 5111?“.
possibly mars h balms“: at.“
tilt of Grace Episcopal pariah.
hmnuu”"
manna
South Norwalk Resident Serious-
Iy Ill Only About Three Weeks
A wide circle of friends were deep-
iy pained and shocked. and surprised
as well. to learn this morning that
Walter Stephen Munro had died at‘
8:30 a. III. at his home in North Main
street. (allowing an illness of between
two and three weeks. from which il'
was confidently believed he was stead-
liy recovering. Mrs. Munro, who was
formerly Miss LottitI Woodward. and.
who Is the only child of Mrs.
Woodward is pioslrated by Mr EM“
ro's unexpected demise which comes
,only about two yours after the solcni- '
niaing of their ideally happv marriage.‘
A resident of this city only since his
Amarriagc. Mr Munro has become very
tidal arc and his utitlmsly death hasI
shocked the community as well as his'
family and immediate friends. He was
affiliated with tho
Club. and South Norwalk Club.
Norwaik Country .
tho i
SHAY PiHlil
YH AililAll
lHl P0 All
But As They Were a Mile Away
They Did Not Hear Anion-
ovlcll’s Revolver
humor
mauuuu
Polish Wedding Celebration Row
Started Over Pretty Girl
This morning the town court. room
Norwaik Yacht Club. and ho was clot-kl 888i!) contained a crowd of Polish wed-
Norwalk.
in Prov-i
thirty seven
Mr. Munro, who was born
deuce. Rhoda Island
Bates Munro, of that city. A sister.
Mrs Alton Pcrkina.
New York (‘ity. survive him. The ar
rangomonts for the funeral have been
left in aboyance Imlli the arrival of
his brother.
Mr. Munro's death came about di-
rectly from a sinking spell which he
sufforcd at 7 o 'clock this morning. Co
incident with this turn fot tho worse.
the pationt relapsed Into a coma that
was only ended by death. Right up to
the time he was taken with a sinking
spoil. It. was thought that ho was do
ing wcil.
his relatives and friends all the great-
or.
I’rovlous to bciniz conflncd to his
homo. Mr. Munro had not boon feeling
woll for several months. but it was
thought he had a sltnplc malarial trou-
ble. which would pass off Iii duo, sea-
son. Instead of recovering. however.
he was obliged to take to his bed. I
hold; believed he had a combination
of the malarial trouble and grip. while
Iattoriy Bright's disease of tho kid-
neys developed. placing hint in a seri~
ous condition. Last Thursday he cut.
foicd a relapse. bill be seetned to have
come out of this very nicely and from
thon on until this momtng showed no
signs of tho rapidly approaching ond.
During his liinoaa ho was undcr the
watchful care of Dr. Dexter Hitchcock
and the latter had also called hr. Wal-
ter Hitchcock itito consultation. The
physicians tendered theI patient every
medical aid within their power.
till. IIEII. SittitlTEii
KILLER III 'EIIPLCSICI
i’l'l‘TSiIthG. it’a., May iII.—~’i‘bo ox—
piosion of a largo quantity of ultro
glycorinc. stored in a magazine, at Bur
geltstowu. II mllcs from here today.
kilicd an oil wcii shooter. who was lit-
erally blown to atoms. Not even a
fragment of his body has bIIcu ioumi
as yet.
At. Grocnshburg, Iii tniica away.
houses woro rockcd lo thclr foundtc
tions. in Pittsburg the force of tho
shock was felt.
At. McDonald tho rcsidents ran from
their homes. sonic shouting that Hai-
on'a comet had struck the carib. Tho
oxpioaion hrokc hundrotis of windows
at Burgettstown.
which makes the shock for .i.
ding celebratora. 'I‘he prisoner was
the. man who was captured late yester-
years 8&0 .h a son of 'Iira Goorgelfly morning by captain Thomas Hunt.
He was the man who fired the revotver
of Providence. A at the wedding reception in York street
and II brother. Charles G Munro. of?
SttndAy eieulng, tendered to Toney
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
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Cinulficd advertisements on this”
as word: or tau. as come: 3 times. ”lg.
non additional word.“ can! our Inurtlion.
' - WANTED.
WANTED-4000 HOUSES 'I‘O PAPER.
paint and decoralo All work guaranteed
satisfactoiy. Wail papers and mouldings. —
A. Rudder. 108 South Main Street.
Tel. 1035- I. altl 1m
WANTED IILXI’I-z ltIiSNt' ICU CHAM-
hominid and waltross. Inuuirc. 103 East
Avon Nornuik uIlli (it
WANTED—SIT? A'I‘ith AS COACH-
muti. atabloman or gonoral utility man
Addict“ .‘22 Seasidc Avc. Stamford. near
Nutoton Bridge mil {It
WANT‘D ~T0 PURCHASE A FARM
within driving”. distance of orwalk or
Stamford Box H. Norolon
Heights. Conn. :0. .. , .. tnNt
wmraouuacu trials. 0 i
iron Works Pompousfl N KWA IK
WANTED—4‘0 BUY.A
cattle and poultry"
to. for 00¢ fat
flunnecttfiut 1‘0““:in 30'1“!
FOR BATIK
FOR SALE 2i FT. sxit‘JACK HULL.
In good ordor. Ior brat offer t‘an bc seen
at Aycrs sliipyuid. Address Box 6H.
mill ill.
FOR SALIv—l l’ltlt‘iHT MAHOGANY
piano. tlli account of circlittixtanccs will
soil tot Still and on vnnr ow torma: must
.‘IIYY this work. Y'Yt'lul ad rcss "Piano."
min- i-‘ Ironing l-Iciitlnii. m10.it
CARRIAGES VII. IIAVII} A VARIETY
it our own mako Irubbcr tiredl. Including
lln" tw-n moatcd runabout- ti rlv new. one
now Stanhopo. Win no not choup. as we
mus-t hIIvo thr- rnoin for uttlomnbiic work.
’i‘llly ('tii‘illtgt \‘l’.orks mid 6t
FOR SALE - Hi' SihiIZSi-I WAGON. ONE
IIitrnosa. bonch wringcr. one (touch: cheap.
Also born to rent Inquire B'.’ Meadow
St m9 at
lilii'l-liI- HOLY)
PRIVATE BALE [il'
furniturrI t ‘omploto furniiihiuga of a
iiuuso. 75 ”about Avc m9 at
FOR {ALI mitolifilil. I on K ST,
right largo rooms. all improvements. now-
Iy paperod and painted: large lot. For
particulars In‘nulro Elm Grove tttnrc In?
no vbu WANT A 'i‘IliN can onNIr
invcsunont. or bottci? String of five
bouitcs uu trollcy ilnc. in uib Not-walk
city: all roiitod. I‘rlcu $9.0 Only 83. 000
cash roquirod: baluucc mortgage at five
WTO LIT ~iiIII'HII2. 'i‘Al'IAilt Air"...
Wont Norwullt road. CI: Nt'flcltl Avc.. 3d:
W'utot an. All: Wumitur Min. .9 .5; Ion
r‘Iqu com“. Hrocn‘a II ma: inim'mltl
IIIII ilank IIiidlIIg. I'LI‘IO: tannin. Illn
Iii;
III-um» and stint at SIIIIIzIt‘III'i. i"ii illi-
liIIII; iIIIIII iilxttl with DOWN and hunt
ibtynmnti iiroa. IIIIII .‘It
TO Lfl‘f‘ Six IttkIMi-t ANiI t ‘ifld. All.
Llltt'ktiil inn and purl of rdatit NM All
iinIIItiIIy Stillttbic for {M y who euros to
kcop boat A ilaviicc . Hendricks Ava.
hour Hunt Ave. Into lit
TO LET ~-IPI\'iI: ROOMS. Aid. NIGWIIY
IIIIIIIIIIIIII mid pulpit-d. :18 Washington
ill. Inquiro II. tiiauimn. ‘l t‘ourk'nndtm
lino.
To LIT six main
t' uvo Avo
lod tlr'oociy
To LIT I’I’IINISIIICI) liluIM. All.
{lfllll'tlliiimllltm fins and oloolric iigbla. uuo
;
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f both. can mimic t'Ioiu cantor: rivals
IIIIIII- 1 I' rusuonl ’i‘orruiic. iti‘tt-r mill.“
3
w.11)“le ..... 9 IINIIIN I‘AItK. FIVE Filli-
lIIhrId rooms. nomad "trier; all mortar»
tnprovomnnlu. suitablo for light .itouito’
coping or to lot singly. Apply" .M
(Irv-wry. 7 West Avo.
'ro LIT 't‘WtI Vldiiv ATTRACTIVE
titlfurttlnliod Itpartmunlit. one man rmims
and bath ltlii‘ Iilx rooms and bath. Mao
(unto furnished apartment of four rtmrmt
baIIII twang};I modern convoninnm; mo
tnlnutns from Moira lifter-
bonus or mutant out an. m1 at
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n.
garrinv. tot Tayfizr“ A».
“To thTgm“ JUNE YI HOUSE H
tiara brooms. all no common
‘2“me siaotric lights. than are John
:Erwshttfi nonuniwwdfi:
ro LK‘f’a-«l mixamnrwo
to
as
por cont Moat chino bolero Juno 1. Thin
“cgflmr'mflg'xg‘? "Jaw”: is worth looking Itllo. Guthrie. Clifford
. .
ma additional wot-Ii. I mu m- amnion. ”'""' "‘7 ‘"
DIED. BUSINESS NfiICES.
auncuano on um II. .\T “It son I" "UDMAMNDBUFA‘ ”WM
Point South Noiwaik. l‘niiu.. III his Hill “FL ”TVA”! "'“W'mbl‘” 35 AM" “I...
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Vii c M iicm My . H\ IIlIIImtIiit “‘”"’“"
. - (I. . . G. DECKER, ll SEYMOUR Vii:
trotnnood ”mmrv' MW ‘0'“ South Norvr.aik (‘..onn thtoai motor;
..-...._......_..__ . paper ban or and donor-tor. Trial and"
To LET“ solicited. uttafactlloig' “townie“, Prompt
Tt‘i
WALL PAPIR. to A mam. AND UP.
I'aporhangiug and Pain douo any.
whom In Town of Not-w . Road hr
samples. or out It “ll *ilil‘t a. It.
"“3““, Decorating Co. til. “-55 or
MOIII P. HALL
liner. Hats trimmed
attoution.
in
out iip-l0-d|l1:"llylu.
if desired
to. it (:hutnut "an.” Sputum
uva vault 3"".qu
rim. out“
colonial
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of? gold. gun metal a .
manila“ Pilfllllil ‘8
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