«a trawler pm. ~..
a IRIRK IRIES
Alleged oafiRREwnn with
Watcht'Crynlol. and Acton
as Though insane
IIEIII IIRIIER $2,“. IIIIII
RIIIIIIS ERR RIRII RRIIIII
claims not lie Paid Stamford
than $75 for a Divorce
Charles» William Patrick. coachman
for Mrs. Kate [0. Prentiss, of Wood-
ward avenue, who was confronted
Tuesday evening by his first wiie.
while he was living with wife No. 2.
was bound over to tile next term of
the Criminal Superior Court, this
morning, by Judge Joseph ii. Taylor.
on charges of perjury and blgamy.
bond being placed at $2.000.
Additional interest was lent to the
case by a more or less serious attempt
on the part of Patrick to commit eul-
cldc. early this morning by slashing
his leflnwrlst with his watch crystal.
That there was something going on
in Patrick's cell Was discovered by a
fellow prisoner. James Hogan, a strain
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
HAYES BITY MARKET
Round Steak. 2 lbs. 250..
S ouldbr Steak. 3 lbs. 250.
S rloln Steak. lilo lb.
Porterhouse Steak. l'l'c lb.
was Spring Lamb. He II).
il‘ulcqu'nrter Lamb. 100 lb.
Lamb Chops, Hc lb.
Chop beef 2 lb! 26c.
Fresh lute iioeil ii lb
Prime Rib Re light: lb.
Choice N'stlv'e owls. 20c lb.
iiossling Chickens. 22c lb
Lean Pot Roast. 10c lb.
The famous pigeon house of Wil-
ton. a frame building or 240 by 40
feet itl site. who entirely destroyed
by tire this morninl. the lite being dis-
covered at 6: 45 oclook by George E
Taylor. ll contractor of Wilton. He
noticed the blue and immediately
aroused one of the owners. who lives
in a house nearby.
Soon a large number of Wiltoultes
were on the .ecene and fought the
tire with buckets of water for a time.
but their valiant snot-ta were all with-
out avail. Tile fire had a good start
before being noticed. and burned very
quickly, as it was very dry. About
one hundred pigeons incl death ill
the names.
The pldgcou house is insured
through id. (‘. Stuart, in six different
insurance companies. for $2. 500, and
is owned by Sophia L. Salomon and
Maurice Dessanreur.
IMPORTANT CHURCH MEETING.
M
Will Is Hold Tonight by death Nor-
walk Congregational“; 5
The following call has been issued
by the clerk oi the South Norwalk
ti-ouglegationsl Church Deacon Frank
ll. Gleason. for an important session
of the Church this evening.
The third quarterly business moot-
lng of the first Conventional Church
of south Norwalk. will be held in the
lecture room, on Thursday evening.
October 20 at ll o'.oloclt .
i. To hear and act upon reports of
the treasurer and business commit
too.
‘8. To consider tho advisability of
sallin the Norton estate. and. it till
viaab e. to authorise the solo.
a. To consider and act upon anyon-
aignatlona and elect officers to ill vs»
circuit".
4. To receive the report of the Com-
mittees on Hymn nook sunday inven-
in; barrios. Thursday invasion larv-
lco, and or any other ootnmltttosn.
B. To t roan-ct w‘othor business
propor to mcount c said muting.
IRA NR ii GLEABON. mark.
it is bound in“ thorn will be a
lame attention“ to oonoldol; the mat-
tors in dilution, .4
mas ,
flow tor a start! ‘
WC“ AMI!
Rum th trial?”
‘0”
nits-crave- ilnrilliooot'.
unlit-inn
5 lntwrod at h it
as ”can oil] Giana Hatter
SHIRE WIS RIIIIIIIII
Slick Stranger Secured Attention
at Clark, While Confeder-
ate Did the lob
- ‘Wuv—
DANliUitY. ()ct. 20.~-—A daring rob-
bery was perpetrated at the jewelry
and clothing store of Harris J. Hey-
mnn, In this city. yesterday. in which
jewelry to the value, it is estimated.
of about a thousand dollars. was tak-
en The robber ry was not discovered
for two hours.
According to the information given
the police by lieyman. during the fore-
noon a well-dressed mun entered the
Jewelry store and but light a ch
watch ot‘ the watch repairer. who was
alone in the place at tile little. The
stranger tlten requested the watch re-
pulrer to go to the other store with
him. ill order to help him pick out a
suit. The two stores are lentil one,
with a partition pierced liy novel-ill
doors between them. The watch re-
pairer did so. and it is supposed tllat
while he was away from the lewoiry
store a confederate oi the stranger on-
tered the place alld helped himself to
the diamond rings and other pieces of
leWeiry in the show window. strip
plug the window of its valuables.
lietween the conjectured time of the
robbery lltld its discovery several
trains leit. tho city. giving lilo robbers
opportunity to make a get-away.
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SIX EIREIIEII
HIRE IIIEIII IIIES
Two Others Hurt and 2,000 Wo-
men and Girls in Panic in
New York by Explosion
NEW YORK. Oct. 20.~'A boiler ox-
ploston killed six firemen outright. in~
tally wounded twoothers and threw
two thousand wonren and girls and
half as many more men into a panic
today at the nagging and rope plant
of the American Manufacturing (‘oni
puny at tlroetipolnt unions the Fool
iiivel.
The explosion in a mystery. With
out warnlnifl the his boiler in the two
story brick firehouse attached to the
this plant blunt; «inflict the clout;
men through the to the street out~
side. '1‘ a roar an "Nos of soc-plat
steam ca land there who were at work
in the factory ; to hmome panic
stricken.
There was a rush for the doors. and
many of the weaker ones were tramp.
led under toot. The building was shall-
on as another boiler blew up with
earthquake violence. it was then that
the police reserves and ambulances
arrived. When picked up the bodies
of the six firemen were terribly muti-
lated and it won with lltiiicillty that
they wore identified. The other two
firemen were rubbed to a hospital ltl
ll dying condition.
000 FELLWB L000!
Lust evening marked
Icelebratlon.
it probably would not have been hold.
officers of the lodge llratlloy 8. Keith
The lodge enjoys the distinction o
of About 430.
condition. being the third
caplia.
can boast oi Five of the oldest mom
Kroger. who ontarod March 20. little
' Andrew F Olden. entered Novena»
iioory Pinch. entered April
14.1861: A. Humor Bylnatou. entered
and Edward Merrill.
.It
mornbm at our Brothers Lodge The
ii. “350;
April to. will.
antarcd November it. 1868.
District Do uty ti Ila-tor
Donialn and to assent to out
3501. Peter L. Column!!! Ill
oi iltil icon or. Jobs in
Hill and Arthur 0. “color in iilll'l.
m~~~~ .
MEIER" old
the aIxty-
eighth anniversary of Our llrotllors‘
Lodge, 1.0. 0. E. but there was no na-
llsual dclllonlitratlou ill the way of a
Thorn had been no color
brstlon planned. but had there been.
consideliug the illness of one of the
beln the eighth oldest organised lady
of 0 d Follows In the state of thinner»
tlcui. The lodge was organized with
only a low memslicra, on October 19.
1842. and today it has a membership
The lodge in in a very flourlnhlufi
lichen!
lodge oi Odd Fellow in the state. nor
its assets are over 330.000.
a record which very low organisations
barn in the local louse are Alfred to
it in
no. Hon. til J Hill in 1010. and Brad-
loy s. Keith in mi. 5 run illicit-rolls
Rooney is
ioolntioahid continuation inst
Mint the WM Rahal. Valium
notion web album in a
f‘naoclllrao ran” down each not. shim or run
ms
in Norwalk Pontoom
mm. mum
«nu-an-
"mo—- m.
SHEPHERIIS
IIIIER
Ill RIL7
Lolly Jennings Latins Govt Finn
Program. With Dancing. in
lied Mon’ 8 Hall
llului lullns
___llll illiliiililii
firs. Rogers and Ir. Vail Tolls
Prize in the Grand March
wafi-
Tile many friends of the Lady Jon-
nlulpi Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem,
were m-ntcd. last night. to an evening
of inn and sociability. at the lodge
rootlnl in lied Men's Hall. on Wash-
ington street All unusually
number wore present and enjoyed the“
program of entertainment as Well all
the dancing. which followed.
, ,;
The entertainment committee. of
which Mrs. Frederick it‘lodler was
chairman. with her aides. Mrs. Elia
Rogers. Mrs. Carrie Day. Mrs. Lewis
(hllilmlilns. Mrs. Charles Titles and
William liloillier. who was also floor
manager. deserves not a little credit
for the way they cntcrlained their
lriends
Thr- lluliicnco appreciated the work
of those who took part and much up
plausc was amirded them.
Thu program was as follow:
Violin solo Mrs, Svcc.
Vocal solo‘er. Calllli.
Seiectlonw-i'illnne Choir.
Violill solo Mrs. Sven.
Selection—5» Village (their.
Vocal HOIONMHIO Theresa t‘nhlil.
\‘lolln solo- Mrs. til-cc. .
Vocal solo—Mrs. Wilcox.
Iiiuloltlle.
The acconlpanists vverc Miss t‘llhlll
and Mrs. Wilcox.
The village choir was Composed ol‘
lodge members attired in raltncnt oi
try-10nd days. The dialogue was about
one Phllltu‘a ii. Harrison. 0!
Corner- (Bonn. who sold two cows
bind with the money made a total as
Chicago with his -wlfo 'l‘ho male is
laid in a car on the Chicano United.
Mrs. idliau Rogers on the wife and
Harry A. Vail as l’bllltlla. scored a big
hit. while William H. Mosher. as the
conductor. performed good.
Mrs. W. J. Wilcox olilclatcd at the
piano during the dancing. After the
dialogue. Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Vail led
the amateur performers in a grand
march. the prise for which went to
the lenders.
it was close to the hour oi midnight
when the frolic broke up. to the nor.
row oi“ many. who left feeling that
they had been enjoyed and with a hope
of future entertainment at the hands
oi Lady Jennings lodge.
Refreshments were served
the evenlna.
SIX IIIVMRE BABES
“In" Will. I!
IIIGIIITEOTEII DIES
W
The abort illondar list or the tin-
pcrlor court. civil aide. to be heard by
Judge William H. Williams on Friday
includes at: uncontested divorce cullml.
The list includes:
Mary J. Hall Osborn. of il‘alrt‘lold.
who asks for n separation from her
husband. John to. OIDOI'D, a resident
of ll‘hlrllclti Woods. on the [rounds of
intolerable cruelty dating treat the day
or their nlarrlnzc. Nov. iii. that. tine
also asks for alimony amounting to
“.000.
[insertion March i. 1907. Is allotted
by Elisabeth V. Downs smith. of
Bridgeport. in her llllll against li‘red l.
Brnltb, also of Brldsoport. The plain-
till also oaks for the use of bar maiden
name. Mina Downs. which name she
droppnd on April is. 1903.
Maud K. Stator Nuttlna. of Norwalk.
brim up three char all aninllt bar
husband. Andrew H uttlns. or Reno.
av. Thor are dancrtlou Jan. 3. 1004.
intolerable cruolty cud lnildnllty ll
Lake Munoboala. N. 8.. with a woman
unknown to tho plaiuiiit. The two be
during
f
lodao bouts of having four snu lilo to titer Jan. to. tutti.
stand toasters uses: its tanks 0 June on nor. of Bridgeport, Inili
into Hansel Lynn bald the on to
that his wits tiary Buds Tokay, whom
he married Juan 1. incl. amt-u him
on Christmas Dar. 1000. she in now
;‘ refoldnllt of Buttons on the iludlion.
infidelity la allnaod by list-la Kaoh-
W aid, of monolith. to im- null anioat
ovnralt aaownllo‘illur. , or but will hum of Don-
. do .5”... ("555 m a an. inao mfimsg salo-
. m i . W5 Moat Mm . .
7"" mm “Whoaltiifimthgmm
U” m
The Norwallt cam: arowm' Aer ssh for s abandon tron ills
our: sin) mm. also of m-
d “m “4;“?! iii. ms. was unpu- won-
scorn NORWM-K‘i “
Another -.
Harvest
The llurvaui j
Knight Street A. 5 5
very largely att »' Inst night. and
hpcholr mode Ii l9” interstitial:
and attractive 5p - 5. in Tito openlus
coll orna..“'l‘ruat its i "the Lard.” was
given by the maintain" which Rev.
William w. Gilli agar-ed a very
touching prayer. “Roll- then sans.
select reading then given by
bliss Lila Clarity .l 5 as'l'uii oi.‘ humor
and was well . 5 was generously
applauded. The it let cantata. Pro-
IIIIIIIIIIES
II EXPENSE
ERIIIIII
William ll. Icflaiioll and Will-
iam Miller Failed to links Ro-
iarn to Town Clerk
lulu nun it ill
ullnnlu hunt
'I
fundo- Basso. was ‘ rendered. and
brought a vdllgioi Inna At this
time the past . umbl, ln- .
trodllced the n. Upham‘w Money sponlllythoVoriouo Town
deliver the about Dr. Un-
llnm naid "As
you greetings o 5
ter church." The
ltvered a logical ltd “
kind of seed to son
quent in descrlblni
north into which .
rumsn then do-
growth and than .
Upllatu concluded
high tribute to the .5
no, running. Dr
paying a very
the heart
much applause. Rev. William w (ill-
lloll was then introdilcod by Dr. Gumbo
Gillies
instructive and
n The Fruit: as,
He paid
success of tho
the members to
d Thright will sure
as the next a Rev
gave a vow inaplri
humorous address
t‘ompared to Rollo
a high tribute to
church and advi
stand for the right
ly conquer wrong.
514M."
Th‘fpaator. Rev.
In words mmmendahloond natural.
acrwd goals: 5. '
IRIIIII Milli IR Ilil
0lll Form shinny Years Is lla-
placod byi lino ill Pamphlet
Slyio+~0ihor Changes
form that has been in use those many
years. The new idea which presents
the list in a sort of pamphlet form
takes the plane oi the old blanket about
llnll has come down from utility ages.
us one might say
Thu old single sheet was all right
when there were but it dosed motions
or so to handle at each L‘tllll‘t session.
but nowadays. with the average. in-
clltdlng uncontested divorces. running
up to twenty'tive or thirty. the abort
calendar shoot was all large at tiutaa
all a small napkin and not easy to keep
in onc'a wicket. The new one. which
has bum in use over New Haven way
for some time. will be more acceptable.
The joules have also been provided
with a new form oi keeping their short
calendar records. They are to have a
"loose lent" book in which they will be
able to insert the printed lists. with
wide margins for notes. so that any
accurate record may be kept. The reo-
ord book will last for years and the
loose leavcacan be filed away vicpar-
ately alter the book is full.
.. M...‘ w... ..M....... ....._.
FIEIIIIT H000!
FIIIE Of "00,000
EAST ST. LOUIS. ill.I Oct. :0.-A
dro starting early today in tho tihlcm
and Allen frellht hoaae ml the river
trout spread mildly to neighboring
structural or llko character causing a
loan of more than “00.000.1‘ho blau
soon altar it storied nursed to tan
tilt corn of oil which exploded. hurl
xblaalno fluid in all directions. Tho
oil not tire to tho Blitlmoro I Ohio
trim houses. oovnrlu a block. A
above of oil tanks to it «trialled with
a roar that won board for miles.
A hotel and n row of boarding bone
as also won delimited. No loan at
life ban honor rebound.
thromflw-w.
aavnas Tonouoli'r section.
artists. we brill:
colon and site
all open the right
He was most ale
0 fertility of the
seed must be
I...” sown. without w in there can he no
mars. comparing
the need to the you I and the soil to
A soloing rendered by
William Thomas. which blought him
Gumbo. in bbliafl OR all church. res»
minded to the addiction and erection
\l'lll-n lawyers in this town not their
next notions of the short calendar 1qu
lions they will miss the time honored
and City Committees
Two of the candidates in the recent
election have made themselves liable
to prosecution in that they did not
file their expense account with the
town clerk alter election. Tuesday be-
ing the lust day for this tiling oi the
expenses under the law. The men.
Williamdi. McMahon‘and William Mil»
ior. were candidates tor the
\‘orwnik ci.y council and were both
elected.
reported to the prosecuting attorney
and the case looked into. They were
the only ones who appointed poillicsl'
agents and made no return
The list of the expenses of the oilf-
cr candidates. who appointed pillltlcal
agents, is given below. Those who
did not have a political agent and who
spent no money were not required to
make o return:
Town of Norwaik.
James A. Brown. selectmlin ..... 837.00
. .. All'rsd Avlson. selectlnan 50.00
h“ ”I.” ‘0“ “5°?“ than: John Davinaaeioctman .. ...... 8.00
“'mrmm "e m ' “d "M Robert (J. Mitchell. tax collector 31.45
”V“ “In“ that ‘ "I N ‘ ”‘0“ Herbert 0. Pollard. tax collector. 3816
delightful HM.“ . O" M helped ‘ John F. McMahon. selectmtln 10.00
llt‘ood cause. Tillie trill: "IO I!" ll}. Bryan ll. Silk. constable ...... 6.00
itNlcbnll. 0L filnm “L!“ I“. Md Mendy C5. Seller. constable ..... 8.10
"“0"" “l" 8'" “1* 9'95"!“ ill ll“ helioy Adamo. constable ......
harvest home concert ,2 the Kniaht Ralph E. [mwlu' ll. 3‘ corn...
Street A iii. .(iliurch. Come early
and secure an “2"" are 00 re City of Nomlk.
3‘“ _ _ Edwin 0. Rooter. mayor +1000
thuanilixmlrncil. councilman. 33%
. count. councluinn
$50?th mailman a. J.“
Francis A. Von. “councilman.
Charles A. Quintard. councilman
Addison A: liettli. tax collector. .
Frank A. Van Baron. water com-
5.00
South ’
Their names will have to be"
III EIRIIIRRIIRIK
5iiisa Elizabeth Wilmtlt ltapiloy
the Bride of it. c. 0. Smith
’W-
A pretty wedding was aolemnlsod
yesterday at d o'.ciock at the real-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. B. s. Naphey.
when their daughter. Miss idlblaa bath
Wiimot. became the wife of Robert
Charles Chester Smith, 0! New Haven.
Th e bride was prettlly attired in
white embroidered ballots and carried
la shower bouquet of bridal roses. and
t was attended by her sister, um Ada-
line Naphoy, who carried a magnifi-
cent bouquet oi chrysnnthemums. The
boat man was Willard B. Naphey.a
brother of the bride. Miss Hole:
Becker, attired in silk mull. acted as
ring bearer.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. H. ii. Carpenter. assisteddiy Rev.
Alfred B. Boutwall of Bid
This was the first wedding on which
lthe latter minister has omclated since
entering the ministry.
Raymond 1‘. Carrot: and Clarence .i.
Lovey. of New Haven. were the ash-'
ere. Guests were present from Bridge~
port. New Haven. New Britain. Wood
bridge. llnionvlllo sndSeymonr. Many
beliutllul and valuable presents were
rel-elm] by the couple. Miss Carrie
Smith played the wedding march.
The couple left soon after the core-
mony for a short wedding tour for
parts unknown. They went to Bridge-
port by auto and from there took the
9:30 train bound cast. The young
'couple have the best wishes of a large
circle of friends for success in their
lmsrrled life. They will reside at iii
Norton street, New Haven. upon their
return.
1......”
NIIEII GOVERNOR
II. I. IIILL l8 IIEIII
ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 20.~Dnvld B.
Hill. lax-United Staten senator. and ion
mar governor of New York. died sud-
denly at Woiiort'e Roost. his country
horde. of 8:45 o'clock this morning.
About two weeks ago Mr. Hill was
seized with a blilolts attack while at
his law cities in this city. and although
his condition was not considered one
tolls at that time. his physician advised
him to remalnat home for a low days.
until homeowner“. A cold developed
and a few days later nlarlnla: repom
of his condition were circulated The»
”.7300?“ hafl'd's
friends; in M the
to he on the road to recovery until
. last night. when he Island a sinking
spell. which resulted in his death.
dour-u 'Aboltl 350W wort Employed
8173.00.
018nm and spent a
about $108.98.
received $204.20 and
cents.
FOOTNOTE!
Michael J. Howard.
Democratic city ooumtlttoo of Norwalk,
John ll. Hoyt, treasurer of the lie—
publlcan Club. Norwalk.
received
like amount.
1). William iiarford. treasurer of
the Democratic town committee. Boo.”
oud district. and the South Nowalk
city committee. received
8157.60 and
treasurer of the
spent all but 82
KEITH
vun olllnoltlt at...
The condition of Poatmaatcr Brod
. born. Paint «columns.
mnwmsonmuam
lay it. limb is considered as ,bqu.
. Throatonlnu weath r with”,
night or llrlday: colds; was.“ its
winda. ohlfti to no boast and
becoming ill.
American ballot-oi
Coronation lion Loss at
5 About ill
IIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIII R . ‘
RIIIII’III II‘RII IRRRS
soul lasts " ‘ 5
-——--lr-'-- ‘
DANBURY. Oct. Zil.-Tho we! , 5
,the American HatteiF sud :5
.57..
Corporation in total ty. and thatgfol at“
the Cdlinectlcllt Glut Compton! audio-I .
sidlary aoncern. were burned. out
morning. entailing a ltotal loss at about "
8150.000. About two thirds oi the ions.
is covered by insurlInce. it is tinder-
stood.
'the cause of the fire has not been
determined No out was injured as l
the duo occurred a c solderable time
before the hour torrbeginuing work. '
The American Hatters and Farrier!“ .
Corporation's plant was located on . "
Beaver street was bi brick construe
tlon. ranging from two to four atorlea
in height. and was innit in the term or
a hollow square. the fourth side 01
which consisted of a. storehouse. Titian
latter place was not burned. Sonic
thirty feet away but in the name yard.
stood the factory of the glue company. .. 5 .
atwo-abory frame structure.
The tire started in; the main building 5
of the large iactoronn one or the up:-
llner doors and had gained such hoad- _ .
way before it was it scovored that the
flames were shooting up throuah u» ~
roof The tire but-fled for two ham;
cbmpletely destroyl the sins inc-
tory and gutting drui- plant.» , _‘
A accent storm! . _
tire are fighting in
billion; the iactorl
on ”Moe. About
Nor-walks must ha sold at once. mung
lot on u’yl-lln Av... canto for no in
cheap. lont it! .1 ti. Lawrence. iii tioulh
"Ilium at. 80th N'orwmll. oi! tr
missioner ................... ‘ 'l ' ~‘ W. 5
flowgrd A_ Montgomary‘ "he“. *REPU.LRCAN CL“. MEETRNQ ‘ .
u... .................. .251» A mun: or ... scum Norm mung-Brine ulnar... ,
cu' ' s m N "m Republican (this will be held at. the Ry“........‘..,.. guy ’5.
M y c on or . ' 8 7 gambling Hoaldquarters. :iavlland WANTID~HAV 05“ wow“ OF IN .
A. . i’ohlman. mayor ....... . 2 .2 ion , t even not at 8 do ock. tor . *’ .,
Frank C. llecker. assessor ..... 10.00 the trnaoactlon of important business. “3m” "r "mmy ("fpwm ""k' “I or «
‘ rt tune. Reference: r uired Address
Thomas ”'l (only. councillor?” 5.00 A full attendance to mglll‘esoéed. 'T (or interview Box 4‘5. oulil Nagaaik.
Frederick ‘. (‘o eluan. c ty s er- lDEiv . 'Umb A A
.I“ ------------------------ _ . _ wauroow5—lrounuiulm‘) Ewan m
I'l‘t‘ldefk‘k A, illlnkcmier. elcc- ( “up“ unfunny.“ on ma p. vicinity of Taylor avenue Ad tandoori
trlcal collltuissloner ......... 10,00 It mm ortnoa. ll unto: o tlmon. t 00" Bolllllwl- .5 hilt?
James h}. (i'ltrieu.ulelubor board "ffjfflflfl”wt‘f‘ffflii‘l “I WANT"? um”, ‘uAs ‘ BIA"
l‘t‘glz’l atlon ................. O E ttcm sellers Epoly ‘. Soot
Edward J. t‘reagh election in- F R SAL RRI'X’Rileiyn’arifioinf' "hilt
apertor .................... t "
Naan weary-oar paper our lmw a (anions New ortt with so
P MIImmAmSOQ' “”099050‘: I 5-00 ilt'l‘l. RFVVII room :Sillst-dllarll.iclté swig; ntmtilgpictomn. . ‘ or?“
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