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iIiNIIINII IHIRIY IFIN
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IiIiIliiNili Iii II
HISINNIIII IIIIIIIE
Entertainment Program Provid-
ed and Guests Shown Many
Interesting Antiques
'i‘ho ut‘to'rnoon toe held at the rooms
of the Nortvuiit Historical uud Mouton
lint i..lbrttry Association on Went uvc~
Into, yesterday iront :i to it o‘clock, won
a very unjoynblc uffelr.
the Second Regiment Band, oi New Haven, and With a “I“ I‘M” “’9’“ “"‘I'IIV‘i‘ "I ”it
Number of Distinguished Guests in Automobiles and Com-
pany’s Fire Apparatus in the tine-—Flags and Bunting
WavedwEverywhere in Honor of the Occasion
W...”
SHINE NiINiilI IN PROGRESS IN IHE
n
‘ EXIINSNIE illiIiNIi IIINIM II RiiiiIN I’iilNI
Band Concert on the City tot,
With Open House and Refresh-
‘WI-Vments at the i Headquarters of the Company in Franklin
4 seed, IT his Evening
With It ilnc .iuuc dny providing idcni
\Vt‘tliilt‘r conditions, l‘utnutn lloso Com-
pany, prominently idotttiiictl since its
organization ‘witlt the city‘s lilo. and
t. .
, gs.
CAPT. GEORGE W.‘ ROIIARDI'IS.
t‘luttrmeu'Iet the letttorttttuuwut t'otu-
mlttoc.
uhosc mitten has always been replotc
with \ullttnt lltc ilghtcts. is coltIhtut
tug its thirty-fifth ullllii’t’l‘flfll‘)‘, todny.
under very atIHpicIOlltt conditions,
This tIIIlt-ltrntion Ililrl boon in con.
ltil.lllll'l‘
I’rIIItiduut ('tillllt't‘lit‘lll III
a,“ .w. .... -.- cum“..- M“ ”A”.
lowod, bonding the active Inctnhors of
tho trotuputty and thc tIomtttitit-c, who
Inut'chcd. lI‘iret canto t‘nptuin (ivorgo
(Iiiltll‘lllttli of tho com-
W. iiognrduu,
ttAttotJr lI‘. chunk.
tiltici i'llitziilt’vl‘ oi South Nortmtlt iI‘irt
lItilitli‘Illlt‘ili
lilillt‘t' ttt‘ nrtunttouttutts for tho coir~
btutlou. iI‘:it:t licuttnunt I‘ri‘tIl‘l'It'ix
’l‘. t‘oltItnun. Second ‘Il.it-utt-unut Wit
iilllii Mills tliltl othct tucutiu In of tht
(‘ttllllhiilt't' ‘i‘ht tttllillliiil‘t‘ ghouls-tn
\t‘. i‘l.Aitl<.
ulv II‘irt-ttttItI H Aston-lotion
tutupiutlttu lot liltlil) tutmtlttt and tho
lutttt woritintt t'IittilllIIit'tI is boring its
pulttttlttkltttt t‘fftiiitl tow: ltl’titti ltv Hi't tout
Iut'h tlt‘tttil thit‘it‘ti out to to tfttIttoIt
’t ho early utorulttu hours It: rII lttitilt
"(I by tho putting up about tho lino til
lliilf‘t‘Il of tho pttt'ttdtv,
l't‘it ht'ttliott tttnrlod, of utility ptttrlottt-
tittt‘tli'ulitlflll. All nbottt the lion ot
Innrch were Antorloou liuntt in front or
ltotols. ntorttrt and pritinttt III-.ttitlt-urnn.
in houot‘Ntf lhtI ilromcn.
‘l‘lttt ilIItti order of tho titty won itI-I
unto-tuitilna of tho nIotubI-rn of tho
v'omptttty t” 12:30 ill the tire ltoum- Ill
Ftuttklln Ittrrot, in Iti‘tit‘t‘ ilutt u ntoup
photograph mittiti he told II. “tilt-n III
i: 80 thin ttftt-rnonu tho lino l‘ottntul in
front of the II mutiny It headquarters
At the heat of the procottttlon wore
thrro Intmltorn of the intro Police,
ultrrnnt. nttptnin JstIoiI Hrhenh. Flrnt
blottirnunt Prcdttl‘lck Buckley and
Second blotttcnutti Willittut Ht-ittuitli.
Just following were ltrlvtar i-ltttunei
Motibwnn, with the "John" imi‘tw in
tilt.l ttotnpany'n service more than A
dozen years, attached to the bone were
on. Driver McGowan hm: been con-
tlituouniy in the bervlrn of tho depart-
tuattt since "tilt and in a former chief
of the dellli‘tmeiil.
Next came the automobile delega-
tion of about u down motions in
which more Mayor Robert M. Wolfe
members of the titty council I-ttIVei'ttl
more city offlrlttid, honorary. rbnrtbr
end oxstnemhertt of the company illltI
tuber invited stteste. The Iterotul
Regiment Band, III New Haven, int»
c
Wiitl with it lilot
bouldo Iilt otliwtn oi .lohn tituurtitu
tut-II'IttItutr, Philip t-icilt lolttt Ml‘l'titl
\Vlillnttt .IlititIltIittL lelrt W. t‘lttrlt
It'url .\ Anderson. Wlliiuut Kutdtc.
”tomat- 'l'olttty, t'itttrlmt it). latcltvt‘nod
li‘Xd‘illltilI‘ HAMlviiil. M'tithAi‘l,
rt lirlrt‘tr i'tttnnto linen t‘o.
Kltltppiw
iluliork
‘h‘lllintu
Moron i'.
Itttn. .
'i‘lto attoriut tutllnttnn of the them
born of fill-I tontpuny Itro nutty. nounlnt
tug of white soft im It. blur tie. \vhite
rtoellnoo Ithittu itlntfih ttnttttertt hittt‘lt
tn-lt white plum tutti blttult shoes.
“tho tour of the presented war
brought up by the compbuy‘n other
two plots-It of mtpurnttte abreast, tht
f'IitIlllIt'ilI truck and nttpply Wilson.
' iv‘tont the company boutinuartore. the
W
(Continued on Eighth Page)
fl'I‘I-uontntt titevettn.
tutti i). Lotti! Lttttrl-
tomes l ituyutond, Mro. . Samuel
lllcltttrds Wood and Mrs. J. U tires-
.ory y, nod were then escorted by Miss
iI‘ loronce in Jennings through the ver-
lous rooms, whore tho uttiittuott were
tIxhiltltod
afternoon was the singing of Mine
Mnd'tgo Nowell. of ll'diuhuttt, tictttlund.
Conservatory, London. She possesses
It rich coutrolto voice of remerltnbie
rouge. llor clear connotation. wou-
dtIrt‘ul sustaining power. out! soulful
intorprotution Ithowod hm-
ttt'tinl ol‘ grout uttiiily,
Mihtl Notroll nus nt'ttompunittd by
Miss holly tic-tin, Not'wnik'e uocom
pllshod pinnint.
'l‘mt was sorted by Miss Nowell, Mimi
illuuchc Smith of ltownytott and Mrs.
J. ti. (ircgort'. outdated by Mine llclctt
Qutntnrtl and Miss noisy lllsbrow.
'l‘o hire. Samuel ltlchurdn Wood is
fair. which is but one of a scrlt-a to
be gircn to the public by the associa-
tion. The pvopio hurc contplnlttod.
pcrhupn justly, that they cunttot 3qu
occurs to HIV rooms.
(tho of )‘t'tlil‘l‘tiiiy'rt prominent Vito
lltll‘r‘, but u short time since disposed
of It coiltIctton vulot-d ut Slfiti which|
tltcy would Illfl’t.’ hocu glad to donate to‘
l titc unsnciflllott.
’i'itc bonito \tlll ho opt-u ultortntio
<ulttt‘ytlu ttllotntmns itoulttttltttr \tltlt
Notuniku only IIlHl' utuplo opportunity
to riow tho cholrc collections tutti ho
conic Itctptuittictl with tho n‘orlt thul
tlw Int illiuIt'tt of tho unattt‘iutiou I~~thotttI
li‘Ittitt‘i‘ti oi history-arr urmmpltnhlug
tut lttr lttotusrlrou. bot for posterity.
As a t‘t'fillif of yesterday's ittnrtion.
tho tuomhortdttp Ibo \vmt Iucrottecd. Add
sorvrul tzuonts t‘\|ll'l’lil§lid their desire
to end to tho collection of uutiquett.
It is hopI-d that civic prtdo will int-
pci othor tItIItitich of Tim Norwttllttt to
ttfiillttto tltcutsclwu with this ttrgttltlntt»
tiott tutti proscnt or'loutt to tho aonoc-
tlott \thutovtr ut‘tlclcu tho) only how
IIIIHIIINSI BIIIINIIINIIIII
Nils Piiiiiiii BIINIIIII
125 Members and Friends Pre-
sent at Affair in Norwalk
Church
About one hundred and IWt‘ilUIiIit‘
nit-mourn uttti tltolr ghosts {lilt‘litlt‘d litt-
iiiilltlllt'l nlt'ctt it) the lirotltcrltmul ntttl
iitw i". ll, 'i‘ttl‘t‘tly'tt ililtlv t‘itttttt. ltts‘t
tIt‘tItIiug. in tho itnnoutout of tho Nor»
Itttlk Mirthtltliut t‘iIIH't‘II. All \"t‘i'I‘ III‘I
.l;.‘,illt‘ti with tho lino tiilmttIi‘ ult'ott tlIt-tu
not With IIit' oxcollcttt program that
tutti boon urt‘uttttcd tor tittI occasion.
which consisted of court rt alumni: of
tho oltl tutor i't‘il. vot'ul and lnstrutttt-ut
ztl Itolott. ’l‘hc cotttutittcc in t-lturntI ol
the ttffulr workod ltttrtl to IlfH'tI it suc-
‘l‘tittl'ill tutti their offorts new not Willi
’llli uvnli. l-inch Incmhcr brottuhl otth~
or his wife or his lady friend, and the
t-vt-ulmt watt «pout wry ottloinbly ‘l‘ht-
menu contulnotl tnouy mind tiling“ nud
tltc ilvo tuition wcrc wcll tnltott run' of
by tho guests. 'l‘itt-rv Wt‘i't' .Imup. not
ads, cold meets. htrttttiwrtr Ithurt
unite. sandwiches and com-II.
The musical program. which was in»
toropornoti by tho ‘WIttIlII unthoriutt
stoning Old llinoit don. t \\'|.~t|t i Wort-
itt [little and Should (lid Acquuiutuuco
ito Forgot. t‘. M. llmticitt ltttd ihc
wortln upon Itepttrutc Itht-ottt of paper
tot l‘af‘h portion present. and l‘l‘t‘lthRII
uIItnt' titunlttt tor his thouuittl'uluueu
Hurt liottltlnu l‘NitIt'l‘utI nt-rcrul violin
attltm, Itonttutponiwl on tho piano by
the tier. it“. it. 'l‘otroy. and iiwluht
t-lttllth III'IIVRI'IIII uovot‘tti flnt' vocttl
ttolon.
t‘. M. liniiittltt won the touttttttmttcr
tutti the following wore cntlt-d upon to
spunk: Mrs. i", it, 'l'orroy. lit-t. t“. l)
'i‘orroy. Etmt‘nl‘ l,. Wethortvux. l-‘Inult
tit-Iqht. Frederick itodit-ttt. VII-Idol
Wein- hnd John lloyttrntit.
The following won the committee ol
arrangements: .i. Wonley Wotan. if. M
Daniels and John itnyttratlt;
”m «not...»
tnottsumrs VIAOE
tttstttttrottsttoto
rust COIFEIEICE
”1......
Attorney Tinviti iii. Fttsnoreid tutti
(tint-tough l'tetuiutt. arbitrators for tho
trolioymen tutti tho t‘ottnoctlcut rout
patty, respectively. in regard to tho
we on of tho «Inudttrtoru and motormon
in onnuoiicut, held o conference in
Mr. Fitzgernltt‘n onion, in New Haven.
yesterday. but failed to select. the third
nrititretor who in to not an "umpire.
Another conference will be bold Fridm
morning in Mr. Fttssernld' :1 cities.
At yesterdays session. no names
were mentioned by either Mr. herein!
or Attorney mister-aid. but Friday
morning the conist'cneo will be held
with thin and in view. The nrbttre
tore decided upon the "close" or men
from whom to select the "umpire.“ and
rein honest that d‘rldn‘yn conference
will settle tbiti ail-Important point.
'l‘ho Inonl delightful feature. of the,
Mittit Nowell in u pupil of the l‘toynlI
to ho uni
Ibrldo of Harry tutbm smut-u.
duo tho credit 'of this successful 1th
lotto lit lit (.1ch thnl the poopio of ’i lit-I
Well- known South‘ttorwatt Lady
Wedded to liarry Gilbert
Shutelt, Yesterday
IIRIININI NIS‘III INi
FIRSI IIIINIINII INNIIIN
Several Ot‘iiitr fitting» Are
Planne Fe is Month
.4..-
A morc than ordinarily protty Juno
nodding and a very elaborate one, was
soivmniemi at (i: 80 lint evening at the
South Norwnlk Methodist Church,
nhtu Mitts Audie .Andt-enn, daugh-
tor of Mrs. ticnju in Mitchell AnI
drown, or iii Went art-our, become the
The church. ttouutlfuily ornamented
twiiil u grout wealth or flitl'ui docum-
tloun, watt dllod with guests for the
uuptlul rowtnotty. who assembled while
tt-rtltllng concert music puttiod forth
from the church ottrtm undor tho tune-
Itmrul touch of (air unlat Arthur Fred-
tf‘IIl'I‘ tluutinztton Florist Robert (I
liiltllfui‘d of No rwulk bud tronsktrtuod
the interior of the church into n .lttno
ilotul bower the humour toim scheme
living white and green White pcottiott
points. emitter and ferns worn need In
Itrottt profusion. The nitztr roll won
titctritiod with whito poottiott. white
About the choir rnil were garlands of
stntilnx and whine pennies. About the
ttIiftt‘ Wt‘l‘t' many paints and the com-
tuttttlou table was banned with ferns
and \vhlto prohibit. Tito wlndown at
the tour ut the church worn darkened
by twine banked With palms and ferttt‘».
the only hilt window loft ltt full view
bring the tuttutoritti window of the into
E. lliil grandfather at the Itridt‘. At
tI‘iltIl second port of the center aisle
not It ituthtlota of white pennies and
truth
'l‘bu brides mother who was nttltcd
lu lurcndur mint: tit-red with nhttu
titty laoc, mi he .hurch It few
minutes in utlvn‘hc of tho bridal par
ty. 'iitc tatter'o ttt‘rnuoc into the
tIlttttIt~b trunnimtnllvd by tho alntvly
m
It‘ottttnned on Fourth Pearl
THREE IEI KILLED
A3012 INJURED
l.til'IlI-i. bin- how it IIITht'NI utctt
trot-o ltiilorl outright nttd twolrc lttjur
ml at :t o'clock this tuotulun. \thI-tt Iron
Mouttittih that limit for 'i‘rxtts. which
carried on Illlflit‘lififll'o, lut‘t tho lfnt‘Ix’H
hour this city uutl cru-luul ihrotttth the
htlck wnll of It tunnuiurtttriux piutti
'I'Iu- bodice of i‘llltilit't‘i‘ Whit-Ir it.
ltuuuinn, of tin sum, Mo, and Human
it. it Shotturtl. of St Louis. \wt‘u not
found until itilty, tliil'f' lil't‘ftlt‘lt who htttl
tt-ttponrlod to no aim-m nrriwd to old
tho survivors of tho (row. Tilt‘ body
or Mail t‘lot'lt .lmotct l. Luttntt r, ttt‘ Si.
luula one found itt hit. our which illiii
boon crunhml by It tltIt‘nutl cut
tuners nttrtouu
COIlliTiTTACIIES
At It utcotiux of iIIt'
tillltl‘t‘nlt‘ untt Hillit'litit'
Monthly ill ilnrtfurtl,
eluttttttn for this
Itiillit'tI on ftliiowm
\l’lllintu 'f‘ llatliun-l tlt'tit H. Milo
trod W 'l‘ i‘fi‘f‘t nubiltlttlll cit- rit, sit .ittu;
.‘llvhuol .i. Fluttuunn tttttttstuut t'It‘lIi.
Mitt: .ItiIifi it liovtf'It. linnbury. Intole-
toot rltIt'it, innit.
More Ito-Appointments.
George S. ltbwlvy who t‘tIInptmilttod
,lutiztut oi the
courts lIt-ld
ricrkn and no
rottttly wow runp»
PIIIIISNS Iliiiiliilij
NEIIIII ilii IIINI
Morwelit Royal Arcanum Cattpei
Bowlers Win by a Score
‘ O
of 24-40
in the carpet bowling between the
humorous Council tutti the Like Unit
Council of New Haven played tutti
ii
lNllllNS II IIIIIII ‘
MEXIIII. ISIIRIN
“II""III" III I’IIIIIII'II‘IIIII'" WI" Reds invaded the Town, Submitting Prominent Citizens to tier-I I
rible Torture and Deaih~4The Mayor, Who Was First Be-
etroot, the out- of town nten were heat-
en by the score of 24 to it) The Live
Oak team was accompanied by n largo
delegation lrutttINcw liuvcn and tried
‘ their bout to win. They Were outclass-
ed from the start, however. by the
Norwuik team. This evening the teams
will play the second game in the ser-
itttt. which consist of a possible two out
of three games, and ii l’oqun-tus trims
the New Haven men they are assured
of the cup. in case Live Unit should
win the third game tuttet needs be play-
ed to debidc the host team. This
gatttc..ltt tint-it an event. will be played
on It neutral floor and the best team,
The iron) will learn on tho‘
will will.
Tilti train.
i’onunsus started the first frume with
‘2 to the good. him Unit. by good bowl-
lttt: of Wilson, made I for Live Oak
whet Iooltod like. .‘l for i‘ouusuu.
Ponnsnue outdo It big gain in the fourth
l’t’umo, making it by good bowling. liar-
ry Robot-ts took it. t). l’ollerd‘s place ltt
tho sixth frame. Liro (ink scored
again in the sixth lrumo. mulling 2.
and in the seventh mode it tttore. Live
Oak scored :i more in the tenth frame
through the good bowling of Kelsey.
Ponneaue outdo 2 moro in the twelfth
frame by the bout howling of the oven.
inst. Solloch tutti Roberts ntudv l ouch.
l’otutseun scored It more in tho thir~
toonlh trotuo. t'ottnstttte sowed the
game up in tho fourteenth irntuc by
tttnltlug 6 runs.
.'\flt'l' the name rclrosltutcnts twro
served.
The llttcttp uud score:
Liw (ink iinucy. Kilhoy,
Wilson. Kolaey.
I’ttilnflttiitt~~(‘.lll'fiti, Smith,
l‘nlntor.
Richmond,
Si'Iit‘Ck, l'ttilurd, Roberts.
Live Unit. .0 t till 0 2 it on no t it titlmttt
i‘ounanus .2 III I 2 out I tt‘.’ It it II t .
litrfct'tItrIII
cil, 1343
Scttror~i«‘tIed (Y.
with.
tilt
ti. Pam-tin, t-lttorutnn t‘onu-
illcdtIil. lI’ouuasue.
-w..____w- .—
~CLEARANCE SALE OF MiLLlN:
ERY.
All Trimmed tints, Sililpt'tti. Flowers.
ett. at reduced prices Mrs. A. Altcw
inundt tit South MalnSt.. So Nervretit
..t «yo—u.
IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII
ill IIIIII Inns
Knight Street Church F illed With
Members and Friends to
Enjoy the Occasion
'l‘htI Knight Shoot \. ill. b. Church
bus ”to i-Itt‘itt' of n \t'l,\ grout attr‘ut
lion inst night, it point; tho occasion
of It tvtIlt-ututI rccoptiou that tho mom-
ltet‘o unti frlcutls ttItttlctt-d to tittur
puelor, ill-v it it. V. tiumitn, who has
H‘llllill'ti to llItItu for unoihcr tour on
puI..tnr. 'l‘ltt- church wutt profusely and
tinltorutcly tittf‘ttl‘flit‘ti with plants and
don't-rs oi crt'ry description. Back at
tho rtnttt‘utu won it motto ltt large white
It'iit‘t‘ii. "Wolcomt- to our poster." 'l‘ht‘
tit-rttrntion ot‘ the church IIIIsomblcd a
t‘(tllutti‘\‘ilitii',\' uud tilt.I llt‘l'flltllf‘ of frog
rout-o wot: most dollghtt'ul to inhale
’i‘hls Icruptiutt wua nrrnnncd by the
l‘ttlllllliiit‘t‘ \vltlltI tho pastor men at
tending tho coufcrouw, tho llwlliltt't‘t
bolhtt Ito Hllrt‘ of his return. The putt
tor did not know anything about the
rIct-ptiou until he t‘liItIi'f'lI the church
door and now the wolcontt- tuotio bitch
or he pulpit. lie was told to Ntlttt‘ to
tho church troll propurcd on he might
have It ttturringu to perform, Ito Pastor
titttubt, tut-m ull prcpat‘t-d, but hla tlili
princ true that instead of a wedding
it won a tIt‘Iroptlou in his honor. ltoo
ItttIItugt‘ttphor of tho superior court.
l. 'mnn t-i. (“nillu Itttd Robert L. t‘lrtrltII
Ittttt worn liilmt‘ti as Jury coutminainlt I
Ire Nuturnilnntlon Ilutu worn benign
od lot this rottn'y on follows:
tin tho first Wtulttondut in tirioi
hor. itlttt, on tho llrttt 'l‘uott toy in Fl'Il'
runrr, till). and May, titlt, nt ltrltlno.
port; on tho llrttt Monday in October.
illll, III ltnnbtu-y.
No Admissions in Bridgeport.
it with derided ilutt till who bnvo
pnnntd ltnr oxaittlnntiouu will in the
future ho Admitted either itt iinritord
or Nrw liuvon, 'i‘hoec who have phoned
will be adtttittod in New Haven on the
«mono 'I‘uottduy before the butt Wt'ti-
nruduy in hue and in Hartford on the
lf‘i‘fll'I 'I'tttnttiltl Iii thltlltii‘y.
Think ot- tho ntetteta you save.
Williams" float Boer cunts only fit! for
night nineties. ‘iiomoduude.
cottttuftttstt tum ,
. tut tot lFFEdTEli
nan-ham...
WASHINGTON, June “windmill!"
in commutation paeecneor three model
recently by the railroad lines operating
out at New York city will not. he of
tested by the verbal n’treamoni reach
ed by the railway officials and Pretti-
dettt ’l‘nfi. Thin nttunuuoement wun
mndo today at the emcee of the lntrr
ntete Commerce Commission.
A... NW ~~~~~ mus—em
tine "Old Sweetitourtl." no
i
.0 ll‘
littll. Wait. at, Willey ere. Dunning.
tor .l. ii. Wt'tttcr promised the cotttmlt
tI‘II thu: lu- would make tho welcome
IititIl‘tthi, Ittttl in» true It gentlemen to
Iliti \rurd. for be won prudent tutti
to thin The church won crowded in
the doors 'l‘lto unique and cleanlont
ptogrnru was an follows. Hnlcm Boll.
lining toaster of corontoulos:
ttpoulut chorus by the choir; prnycr
iii‘ Altrnbutu Showcil: anthem by
choir: nddrcnn of welcome by Rev. J.
ft. Wernor; duet by Mrs. Nora Port '
ltlntt and Misti Itertbn Guy: address in
behalf of the church by Deacon .i. D
Taylor; solo by Mrs. Viola Smith: ad
dress by the chairman—of msnagtimont
of the reception, Mrs. Emma OimI
«tend: solo by William Holland; ed
dress by the,ptuttor, Rev. 8. R. V.
numb... . . .
The committee, Mrs. Emma OimI
Mend. btru. Robert Wright and Mrs.
Anmt Oimeteod. deserve It great deal
of credit. and too much cannot be giv-
en them for the splendid way in which
they had things arranged. not! the
great success they had
The demonstration or last night
otter/II and proves how the later bu
so endeared anti unprinted intuit in
the heart and confidence of his perish
toners by his life, ebsraotnr and do
voted service that the church watt
anxious to have him return to them for
number your, and the reception“ the
expression of respect and esteem by
wlbioh the pastor is held by his use
p o.
After the exercises on elaborate re-
bnttt tvnn served end all want bouts
feeling that that! had had I ”MOM I
trouble! time.
I
ported to Have Been Killed,
Made ills Escape on a Bicycle.
Dressed as a Woman-Jelegranh Wires Cut and the Opera-
tors Kllied or Compelled ,to
Flee for Their Lives
IflIiNliIiiIiI ilillIIIIINIIIiN liliillliliii iii Iiiliiilii
[Milli III Illii
III III Wil Ill iNE iliilii
indians Piliaged the Town Atier
Completing Their Work of Stan?
ghter of Several oi the inhabitants—Hundreds Have Fisd
to Other Places for Protection
MEXICO CITY, Juno 9.-With teltr
graph wires cut 'and operators mur-
tlercd or forced to tied for their lives.
definite information is lacking an to
tho prt-scut situation at Valludolld.
Yucuton. the scene of n bloody mess-
ncrc by iudittn insurgvnte several
«turn one. Mongrc advices rcceived
,by the government yesterday estimate
tho. number of killcd at 40.
More than 2009 lndlone are said to.
hum boon engaged lit the attack The
insutgonts hold Vailndolld tit last ac
counts l-‘cderrtl nod stnto troops
and volunteers are about to march on
the reds. (ion. ignncto Largo has
boon ordered to take command
Those ottgaxcd in the uptising ire
rhioily ludlane of the ioutt of \oc
STEIIEI HOPKINS
SIIKS ll LIKE Elli!
CLEVEIAND. 0., June 9.-~'l'be
steamer A. l. flopkins is sinking in
lathe Erie, three miles out of (‘olchos
tor Lights. according to a wireless mes
sane, received here.
it is rcportetl thnt the Hopkins and
the nttetrutor Syrncnec collided last
night ucur Southeast Shoot. and that
thc Syrucutto took the Hopkins in tow.
The steamer City of St. lguece sight
ed tho datttuged boats hour the mouth
or the Detroit river und sent out the
roll for slid.
Clan-Iliad aavarttumonu on "it. M
to words or tone. as «on: 8 times.
3
each adfl't'onoi word. 1 cont ear tout-lion.
trait sAL‘E"
WHY PAY RENT Will-1N
or II tttItt turnout countri-
‘tIttlrul Ave. Emit Nortvulh'.‘ l-‘ttll tum
.ItIolurs ot J. M. i..tyton .c t‘o.. TI ituilrmd
m». south Notuulk In 1"
FOR SALE Sl.\ FINE lil'il.lti.\iti
ts. Mufti. tlllh :(l\'t'll tttlttutI-tt‘ wuilt
tt-lll cont"; 2'"! each If sold tti ttttctI. .l.
a. [nylon «I t'o.. it itttilruutl Avnt .. Stut‘ t
Not'wnih . lit It
FOR SALE Iii \t‘KtiMl'l‘li Whilst.
titn bitmcr nud .-\A Ilr,ill only unml I“\t
noltlim t‘lu-up it mid ut ottt‘c. itrtttirc
. ttrogory Iioultutrd tin-It Notwttik. ti tit
FOR SALE i‘itui‘t'lt'fl KNOWN AS
tho 5. II. it. tum-ti tionttmtcud. corncr
Intuit Wult tit and Park Aw” t‘tty of Nur-
sntk. i-‘tt furthvr tutor-mutton npply to
l. t‘ tire-on. «pint. ,18
FOR BALI Clthto ”ON l'lITltlu' AVIIL.
IIlln from ttulhy. movement in Rottth
wttsuih ttltnpa. «ix- room honor in good
Hittiitittl, good mil tumor of fruit nnd
tIliltll‘. too lttlt'h nil Klrl't‘li luttti; unl'tit-u
qutt-tt thou turth. htttutu-II IuottsruntI
:utitrit- lint-Ii t Iltfottl. ,l"
PALMER in' 115‘ ttl‘ h: N iAt‘Nt‘ it Full
and, (innit... ft. «outppml with nu, it. p..
* tituulvy mot-«II luuucit Ittttl Motor itt
H‘ft'tiit'fli rotttttttnu nod full I: ulme-ut.
tliilt‘flfl Itr ttIIl utt “K II ”03"“ 3th. Rutt-
~‘itlll Air. l'.17\\'i\)"un.iiIII
eu’St N egg "nook: ESI
V. PiAOINTl. 20h ‘iAri'i‘ \VAI‘IIIINH-
ton tit. south Nnrtvnilt. Hhm- l'tptlIlllil‘
by t ‘ttntttpion tnttcltluc. topttitluu on gum
lot now; in our (NH. .t-itoupt-r thou tltt
ttauttl wny. All wotit guttruutoott \Vorh
tituu- while you wait. upon it it. to to.
it p. in. It iii
t DIIIRI To ANNOUNCE RidfltW-At.
of my {numbing buttltttuut to it? Woetil
[home town built and o ullppml It lnr to"
shop. tI‘I-tiuuttt-tt on plum but. steam t~
tins. tinnt tnt‘. lead mt. ut re. etc. Job.
blup prompt
tlitzl. 'l‘cl.
WALL PAPIR. (c A
Pattern-Inning and “to lot
"We.“ ,T'TJI'I uat NorwWflh lien d iii.”
. tl‘ “bin Ii .
Eu grit! Decoration Tel. “3- it or
M, m.-.
YIN, (IAN
lttr ’Hilltl Alli
a
. .—
,-
0m. AND UP.
done Intr-
OAVI VOUR TRIII~8§WEI~1 YEA
nrocttutsl experience and coil age tr
in horticulture and entomotonr. paw
mt ll‘tttmt:u tutti pun to one for your tron!
It ran -
not: Cornet. samrlort,“ wait no
ILIOTRO PLAYING 01' A nines.
mainland copper. hrs-II fiend nice .brouu,
no cold. gun metal and bloc neitt trim
units; Ifltlftlht‘ttl hilltgiieltt chandeliers
i tit tutti met «no
no. Worm it». lit-am O not
we at! run CLAIMCATION.
aurouoette POI aALtguittonu.
F‘t‘adtltee touring car. Engine in per
feet order: into had need care: trellw
worth themri'ce united. dildo. w. ill
Tot. lititi~3
atria. otsubrooit. noun.
on and Chi Chlmlllu. who never have
been submissive to authority.
organized Attack.
Reports as to the cause of the out-
break are conflicting. Some any It.
began with a protest. against certnil
orders issued by the civil officers in
,rhurge of the municipality, while oth-
‘crs say it was the result of a drunken
spree.
Whatever its origin it appears to
have had some semblance of organi-
utton and is said to bore been led
by politllcal malcontente.
The first attack was made on the
building containing all public (slices.
After sacking this building the. riot-
tIre turned their attention to Civil
Ofllcer Regil. .
“-
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
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sword-orig“ llama Itimn.
each additional word. 3., nor in“
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"mAigdlge-glmm "(AIISEBM T0 BAP
on rum
satiumctory “at l
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WANTED
itit‘ ltflit)’.
Mrvt. I). it.
Norms!“
It and m
outh Alain
»A (‘I‘IMPETENT NURSE
lit-fet'cttttu required “rm? to
Jackson 19 sprinxwot Ave“
warden To ltl \ on man. AN1N~
vnlitt whet-l cltutr itt- -ply to (i.. care Scu-
tttttIl office. it! St
WANTED-~YUI’NG LADY (‘ ASHIER
for n unduly position. A Box
rplv (l t’..
as core Evening r‘n mine 39 If
WANTED- Il‘AitY \H'T‘li RiI. FERENO
on to who chum of the truly It room at
Im- Bijou “rt..m mt mutt-on Apply at
tho tht-tttro. 18.“
WA TEDwMAN 't‘t) “'ORK 0N
wuuhc mud to (alto care of boiler and
engine; .1 \rumuu as family lroner out) a
boy oh tttattulc. App!) at t‘. rtscont -
Ilr\' [if
WANTED-~-TIIORHIIG lil \' RELIABLE‘
suicoittt iy in the dry stunts business. It-
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ml dud Allicati Trip. Authentic. Iow~
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\tItIIul Ilottttt. Itli': Atttt Ht. l'hiiadel hills
mitt 2’”,
WANTED‘ TWII until) JOBRING
foundry tnuittI-ra; also one good onto mak-
«Ir. Apply at Stamford iron ond Br
i-‘ottudty. 776 Pacific St. .. Stamford. 173
will". {on
titi ’rfil fie“
APPLY AT to
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WANTED -tt‘.(tiitl'lti'l‘itNT
hutitflflttll'k; cull «vi-rungs.
tx‘otttlt Norwulk.
WANTID-~TWTUIIl-Jit.
Wood Ht. Htttttlt Not'wnlk.
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Mottottott spring Writer. Altttolutt'Iy are.
littltvototl at your door. 'l‘I-itsphone 32-h
l-‘ltojuliou bottlt- "'
1‘" DR! NR
. -vt‘. man (I
WANTID- htAt‘ithlB'ra. NORWALK
tron Works Company.
WANTlO—~'I"ti BUY ALI. KIN
cattle and poultry: boat prices val t
lb. for not fut ulna. H. Fri emu.
Conunetttut Turnpike. Booth Not-walls.
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Hilliard. I
193!“
Tami
TO LIT 2 that! 91'. FttnNteHmD.
rooms nith rotlnmt surroundiuxo. Join}t
mm
OLIT MEAT MARKET. FINE ,
portuttity to good live mutt. Tuduim 'v
Pooh-y, Jfli‘if‘li. '3‘!!! " ‘
'ro LIT« tmttttrttt FLA'rtt. PARTS (if
bounce. cottages. burn. factory. Wine
from h t o . . 1
menu time. t o to pot month Wig
t-‘tvr: molten #4., I
1'0 LIT l-‘LA
MDHWMINIIIJIH door. impure
tth mitt 3t.
ems-at
7o LIT—4N idNt‘nitN AVli.,.
new aevefih room mttngoa. oil mod
{momenta Torres catty. Inquire
limit! .
omen lend. [nuts to
roster! or Dr. H. in. titties.
“Tu-SIX ROOM
ii‘nrioov, ime or Ave. .. ,,
to elm-«amen noose er I:
filialernm W all commitments
“encasement“. I
ARGHI TAYLOR Mitt
'1‘!th Grant). Ill!!! 80 ‘I, .
you” been “.8tudio.“;?
'hm . .
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for H Grimm Ml.
Norwalk Chronicler