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Eibirt s. Adams Visits Washing-
ton and Secures Permissionto
flake Many Changes
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Better Delivery Service Expect-
ed to Result Soon
Postmaster Elbert S. Adams,
in Washington. 1). C.. last week, an
while there he was invested with prac-
tically unlimited power regarding th
local post office in Norwalk. lie se-
the
changes for the betterment that he sees
fit andlproper. and in fact was given
more power than he asked. Mr. Adams
said this morning that in a short time
he anticipates that the people of Nora
walk will get their mail with greater
dispatch and with much better service
He has several plans
for the work and if all trees well Nor-
walk citizens will not be sorry that the
cured permission to make all
than formerly.
changes were made.
As to the exudt Improvements In the
routes Mr. Adams would say nothing
definite. but in a general way he said
the
routes. the carriers and the clerks. lie
told etinony improvements that have
that the changes would effect
already taken place within the attic
There is now a small boy to keep the
office clean and to carry the special
delivery letters. thus saving the regu-
lar carriers and the rurals a great
amount ‘of hard work and from going
out of their way in otbez..cases. Also
some new equipment for the office
which proves itself to be a beneht to
those working in the atlas
The stamp and male
is not large tn.‘ ii
to the amount ming mail as
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of
Westport, avenue. spent several days
r business
proportion
In
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Four lien Under Arrest in Brook-
lyn, and One Claims lie is
Lover of Girl
NEW YORK. Jan. 80.~8ixteen-year-
old Antoinette Sanfrotills furnished
the police department an opportunity
today to test their celerity in solving‘
abduction cases. The police seized
the opportunity and within an hour
Antoinette wsa back at home and Dve
men. charged with the crime, were
locked up in Brooklyn awaiting trial.
Just as Antoinette started for work.
from her home in Monroestl‘ue'». MID-
hattan. she was seized by two men.
bundled into an automobile and whisk
ed sway. Her screams stormed the
neighborhood the nearest police was
notified. and a general alarm sent out
Boon afterwards a Brooklyn bluecoat.
with the words of the alarm stilt ring-
ing In his cars, saw an automobile.
containing four men and a young no
man. who proved to be the girl for
whom he was searching. lie stopped
the car. ordered the chaffeur to drive
to the Fifth avenue police station; lib-
erated Antoinette and caused the four
men and the chauffeur to be locked up.
in police court the four persons were
held in $5.000 ball ball etch for exam-
Ination next Thursday on the charge
of kidnapping. One of them. who gave
his name as Natale lisserione. told
the police he was desperately in love
with Antoinette and decided to play
the bold suitors part and carry her
off by force. The Sanfrotllla girl tie-
clared that nothing could be further
from her wishes than marriage with
this suitor. She did not fancy him at
all. she saidyand quite agreed with
her father that lie was not the man for
d
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noon to Complete Proposed
Bill for Legislature
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Wants Voters to Decide on Fire
House Proposition
Another Important meeting of the
city council will be held this evening.
at which time theflxtenalon of the
limits of the City of South Norwalk.
to include the whole town. will be con-
sidered. and other matters as well.
The special committee appointed by
Mover Albert M. Pohlman to draft a
skeleton bill for presentation to the
present legislature by the time the
time limit for new business expires.
Thursday. will hold another meeting
at 4 o'clock this afternoon, in order
to have the bill in shape for considera-
tion at tonight‘s council meeting, which
was adjourned from last Monday night.
Mayor Pohlman has been informed of
the gist of the proposed bill. but inas-
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Lexington Amos finisher and
Employe of thread fian-
ufaciuritll Coffer
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Two men lost‘ onsets in accidents
in this city 8aturdiy...,0oe of them.
Steve Thomas. a Hunga‘ris‘n, conirtbut.
ed twothird. of the second Dnger of
his right hand to a batch of sausage.
Thomas was end-doll in pig butcher-
ing work in Lexington avenue and
while the sauce“ grinding machine
was being operated. be fed the finger.
in as well as the pig meat Thomas»
went to the office 0! Din. Robert bl.
Wolfe. who dressed _ injured hand.
Finger mashed. muss.
John Munroe. an one area of the
inckwood monument as Company.
was the other victim. While he was at
work the first finder of his right hand
was smashed to shreds by a drop
press. He went to the once of Dr
Robert M. Wolfe. where the physician
amputated the hanging portion, which
was about three-guarantor it.
~vo~ioiiv.
Armory. basketball. All New Yorker
vs. Norwallts i"Cblof"‘ Muller at can-
tori: High School vs. North Sides
Dancing.
much as the committee will not com
her to marry.
The chauffeur of the nbductor‘a sn-
. Iomobilc was not detained The police
them in the capture by calling an oil!-
cers attention to the struggling girl
in the vehicle.
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lliss Dorothy Arnold Btlioved
e
gave him credit for materialli aiding ed
plete their labors on it until this often
noon he considers it best to defer dis-
tussioii of it until the Job is complet-
Favora Building Lines.
Mayor Pohlman is strongly in favor
of having building lines established all
over thetttily and will probably wage
a campaign to bring about something
of that union. lluilding lines will he
a subject under discussion at the meet-
ing of the council tonight.
Mayor Insists on Referendum.
Chief liarold F‘. Clark has been busy
the past few days on the old prowl-
tlon of a bond issue tor a firehouse.
other places. due to the absence of by "If FIIIIDI' I0 IIIVI now "In the North Main elm-t civic
any large industries. but Postmaster “0N" appears t0 It!“ been NM
Adams wilt-cot the incoming mail BIDDIII'IWM . down pemonently. Chief can: do-
is delivered my. .3“ to ..—i-l-—-—- clam that be dose not case where the
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there should be one. He has bad Cor-
poration Counsel John Keogh draw up
a resolution calling for a bond Issue of
830,000. with the Intention of unseat-
lng it to the council tonight.
There will probably be no appeal-
tion on the part of the council to re-
ceiving the proposition of Chief Clerk.
but it was evident today that. there is
considerable opposition to its details.
The original idea was for a referee.
duin vote and thin was incorporated In
the original draft of the resolution.
Chief Clark argues that the city has
already voted in favor of a fire house
and that therefore the bond Issue
should be put through without a refer
endum in thin connection. however.
it is pointed out that conditions change
in city affairs Mayor Pohlmsn declao
do today that be positively would not
sanction anything along this line with
out stipulating that it be referred to
the people lie agrees that the city
must have adequate quarters for the
tire departmetft. but insists that all
molten should he passed upon by the
people.
The mayor sees no objection to tak-
ing up this proposition again at this
While in sshington Afr. Adamo
called upon Congressman E J. Hill
and told how busy that gentleman is.
Mr. Hill laioonsuitod by senators and
others in the govefpment constantly
upon quehtions which they' know
he has at his finger tips. Mr Ad-
ams says that Mr Hill is looked upon
in Washington as one of the most in-
fluential men there and that to be in-
troduced by him and enlist his old is
the equivalent to obtaining whatever
on. seelts. After Mr. Adams had com-
pleted his business in regard to the lo-
cal postal department he “did" the city
and saw all the sights which the capl-
tal affords.
~TONI HT.
Armory. buoketha . All New Yorles
vs. Norwslhs ("(ihlhf” Muller at cen
ter); High School vs. North Sides.
Dancing.
were being made today to drag the
lake in Central Park for the body of
Miss Dorothy Arnolthe missing heir.
one. The police are also preparing to
act premptly upon a possible request
of Francis it. Arnold. the missing girl‘ a
father. that the two reservoirs in the
Park also be dragged
Mr. Arnold's belief that his daugh-
ter is dead has been strengthened by
the statement of a woman who saw
the missing girl purchase candy and
order It charged in a w-ell known store
about dusk on the day of her disap
pearapce. llerotofore it was thought
that Miss Arnold had left the store
between 1:30 and 2 o'clock in the of
ternoon. This development. coupled
with Miss Arnold's declaration to an
acquaintance whom she met in the
street that afternoon. that she Intend-
ed to walk home through the park. has
given weight to Mr. Arnold's convic-
tion that his daughter met with foul
play in the park and that her body may
have been thrown in the lake.
(In the night of bliss A'riiold’ s disap-
pearance the lake took on a coating of
Ice The too has not melted since.
and had the young woman’s body been
consigned to the lake Mr. Arnold do-
clares it would hardly have been found
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cause a, Night In 'Water m
time between new and the next. annual
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"III. on . . L“ Among the good or ten." and we. do In the matter. lie is inclined to
III‘ICIIIIIIDII IIIII Dot ports that. an pound into the Arnold think that this and other affairs will
home from all parts of the country Wfll out by that time.
since Miss Dorothys disappearance.
three are two to which Mr. Arnold‘s
legal advisers attach some weight. One
from Carsonvllle. bitch. is to the effect
theta ung woman whose appearance
col es in many respects with the
description of hills Arnold registered
at a hotel there last Tue-dares Alias
Jennie Williams. New York There
port is that the young woman came
to Canonvllle from Detroit. and re
mined in her room during the after
noon. leaving the town at night. Her
dostalnation could not be learned.
The Buffalo {police have been asked
to investigate nouns clue. a letter
"halo a resident of that city. which lol-
0":
"llr Arnold-when is a lady here.
She is sick in" bed libs is insole.
Do send
its letter was not at oil but the
of no me if tol- which!
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KEY WillflT. Fla. Jan. 30.»—After
was! of aerveradhing anxiety. Aviator
J A. D. AlcCurdy. lit a Curtiss biplane.
started on his much-heralded night
from Kev West to Havana at 7:33
some this morning.
At Key West a '«Iigbt times was
plowing and the sea was smooth. Sini-
ilbr "ports some- by winters from
sevens slid linearity Quickly decided
to lasti- the high
Ilocurdy pissed the realities. the
or nearest the Cuban coast. at
for tho Ire house proposition.
would he a very fine house
seishbo
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Id.
y this morning orders were is-
shuts the government boats at Key
West and they immediotoiyw took their
ideas tools lies rt. Wiles were
George Bounds". the young
out date and who was ar
Ilium y
also whosiab lease s cm.
breech of the breach. was
and “ammo“ tbs oasis later “bold;
fathoNorwoiku one this
in. mm} "It?“ “ft
in tho NMIItiI’IIII‘I‘
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time. inasmuch as the internals!
city election is long enough for the pee
Another point at footie is the amount.
that Chief Clark Wants the city to (pay
as
prominent official of the city In speak-
ing of this matter today said that ho
had been informed that the Imposing
new Hungarian Catholic Church had
cost only 031.000 and he considered
that a fire house built as well as flat
In a
opinion a good. substantial tire house
can be built for 013,000 or in that
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use
toilewinhm the trial of the
Railroad Workers a... Rose-
lotionstoh‘edotdiobover-
nerndtqhiobm
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’ “which
That than is much interest among
the union employees of thoabiew lia-
ven railroad system over tho prospoc
tlvc legislation affecting than at. the
present session of the legislature. was
evidenced yesterday by the mass
meeting of ‘thelr "upmsentauveo In
the afternoon from 2:30 o‘clock to
6:30 o‘clock It Odd "Ilows‘ hall. Now
Haven. There was much debate. as a
result of which the meeting poem a
resolution addressed to Governor Bald
win. and to the members of the gen
erst assembly. regarding legislation
(manned on Fifth Paul
FOR OVIII HALF A CINTURY
Williams Flavoring Extracts have
been recognised as standard for purity
and strength. Preferred by all the
most experienced
ITIILEI 'A'llli II
its value. Saturday through the atoll
scoured.
flair Goods receive
of ”lichen. Polls» and Translators
your own bushings. or fly
aili'ltllfs rolled over to loch like new. I
vmovsom ouov Adam.
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Among the articles stolen last took
from Conn and Sons' real estate once
in Wall street. when two sales were
credited. was an oldfgold watch of ill.-
from South Nomlh came the watch.
This makes the police think that local
burglars were Implicatod in the rob-
bery. and they will continue to work
diligently on the case. Evidently the
robbers tried to pawn the watch and
found its molest-nose. economically
returning it to its owner. Other than
the watch four cents and several
. papers which were of no value to our
can save fir. Doom was all that was
«Christal orders for odd shades to
prompt. attention
at the beauty Shop. A splendid has
lb made
who coo-sit the stabbing olra a of re- III: Y“ may I” have out
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IIIIII WAVE
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Many Natives Reported Drown-
ed Following the Outbreak
of Mount Teal, P. I.
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anny Covered With Showers of
Mud and Stones
MANILA. Jan. 80.—-—I‘wenty"l‘tatlveo
were drowned in the tidal wave that
accompanied the volcanic outbreak of
Mount 'l‘aal, according to reports re-
ceived by the local papers
All of the towns within a radius of
20 miles were more or less damaged
by the shower of mud and stones.
The eruptions continued today The
sky was cloudlesg and there was no
wind. but the muddy rain fell steadily.
The natives have abandoned their vll
lags homes in the vicinity of Lake
Tool and sought refuge in the sur-
rounding hills.
Mount Tool rises in the center of
finite Test a body of water not more
it Is
34 miles from this city. from which
dense clouds of smoke rising from the
than 15 miles in circumference.
crater are plainly visible.
1897.
shown no threatening disturbance
Investigators of the bureau of.acl-
”It?“ of Tool on Saturday. the vol
can
Dad at the am rumblings of the vol.
Fallacy seem to her eouflered most.
coding the present one. since no!
lructton of property
serious outbreaks in 1308 and 1878.
in me Mount lilayon was is erup-
tion for two months. destroying nevi
in 1874 ll destroyed live
in May. 1897. four hundred
The latest
eral villages.
towns
persons lost their lives
outbreak was In March. isoo.
An American school teacher who has
laboriously traversed the west shore
of flake Tool telegrapbo that live
small villages were destroyed by the
tidal wave and that not fewer than 300
persons have been killed in that vicini-
ty. Many were burned In Dre started
by molten
masses.
A constabulary relief detachment re-
pom that twelve persons were drawn-
ed and one killed by lightning at Tall-
were
relief
say and that three
drowned at lamery.
The government is burning
trains to the wane.
NI‘IOIII
IATTLE EXPECTED
MEXICO CITY. Jan.
coast of Mexico.
linkage. at damn-a. today.
been so
at jams-lush“
Eta. the «dive ”MT
“Milli“ snow
Aria. Job. i0.
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. Large Audience Attends Interes-.
The observatory authorities believe
that Manila is in no danger but there
In some alarm among the natives, who ‘ nd rell . '
recall the destruction caused by hfount I moral essons I 810“ ease
May-on. the other volcano of Luzon in
So far, however. Mayon has
case report that with the but violent
island appeared to sink five feet
and the water of the lake rising. swept
the shores a mile inland. Others living
in the vicinity had taken warning and
me. The towns of Teal. winery and
about 'f'aal rises 1.05! feet m the
center of late M; peovfneoaf no
tongue. boson. it. Is the neond volcano
in importance to Moon, and has super
leaned eight violent disturbances pro
has been more or less active from time
immemorial its most destructive snip
lions occurred in not and continued
for a period of six months. causing
much loss of life and enormous dos
There were less
.wi‘ollew the hand to Arlon Hall.
this evening. January so. for the
Italian Ionic!“ Club masquerade doles.
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IOr-‘OOVOI‘II‘
moist officers at a late hour last night
declared they had received no reports
of trouble at Mexicali. or signs of rev-
olutionary outbreak along the western
lot. PAID. Tax" Jan. 30.-Pssauol
Orosoo. commander of lnsumctoo in
Chihuahua. reached Boo foresee yes-
terday with slit hundred man. its was
Motorised last night by troops under
sounds is has Conch so from Clinton.
Grease is «mt-d to attack fedora!
troops marching in the rescue of (lot
here that ltsbaao has
trod
wisdom on bottoms” cut all. of
miles emitter
incumbe-
All
. westwards
medicines thumbing Ian; ;
III. IIIIFIII’IIIS IIIIS
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ling Service at the Sunday
Evening Institute
At the Sunday Evening Institute.
[last evening. Dr. Macfarland gave his
'remarkobly interesting illustrated lec-
ture on Parallel Having attended
:the Wagner music festivals at. Bay-
lreuth. Bavaria. several times. the lee-
' turer brought in an element. of reality
to his lecture and his sketch of Wag~
nor. .
Dr. Mecfarland brought out clearly
the moral meaning and the religious
ideas of Wagner- great masterpiece
and explained how the music expressed
these ideas. He gave an account. also
of the reform in music which began
wit Wagner's genius. Every change
of bought and movement In the
the drama were , out
and n cred in the music.
At no moment. said the lecturer.
.the music whispers the grace of the
holy sacrament it revealed more than
any spoken word could do the sorrows
spirit. or the fascination of his flower
maidens Again and again came out.
the softer tones that spoke of sin-
leosneas. or again the strong chord of
mighty faith. it expressed with won-
derful feeling the grace of forgive-
ness. The story of i’arslfal is that of
the good overcoming the evil. in a
mystic way the story of Christ to re-
told in Parsifal. The gulielesa Knight
ls Purity. Kundry is the wickedness
of the world. Amfortss with his
open wound of sin Is our humanity
llr. Macfarland in this way explain-
ed all the meanings of the otory.so
that those who heard his lecture might
afterward hear the music and see the
drama with a clear knowledge of its
Mr. Tlernan rendered several per.
tlono of the music on the organ to ll-
lustrate various parts of the lecture.
including the motif and the Good Fri-
day spell. The chorus accompanied
several scenes appropriately and the
musical prelude. oifertory and post-
tude all consisted of Wagner‘s music.
Mtv PIDPEIITI
to settle erasing»
Beach and other property in The Nor
walks. aspects to take title this weak
to the tract of land owned by the Dad
ley P Ely estate, and located on West.
Clay and Spring street. ,
Already trees are bolus cut down
and the property cleared up in anticl-
I.
lots. The land has been surveyed. and
a street will be opened from Clay
street. extending to the property own-
ed by AndrewJ T.h.ompson The Clay
street side will he terraced down to a
grade with the sidewalk. and the
race is the name for the propertyae-
looted by Air. Whithead. and the new
street will be named Gibson Court.
electricity and sidewalks
dances thereon.
Ion lioness:
moist valve with running water»
“that each from have toe nail.
WATCH commutation
. south Hummus». so. tell.
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WANTED.
of Herzeloid. the anguish of Amfortas. .
the deep darkness of Kilngson's evll'
pollen of cutting it up into building
Spring street side diled In. Gibson Ter-
Amngementa have been made for
the installation of water. gas. sewer.
An artistic
entrance to to be provided from Clay.
and several of the lets have been dis-
poaod of to purchasers who will short-
ly begin the construction of fine resi-
TO PARTIII OWNING AND CARING
Iy notice of the Ioard of Health.
tanks of this ole; will be out out of
commission. bonding the danger from
The hydrant nearest each tank
(where the waning water can be
drained to a sewer opening without
detriment to the street) will have a
instant-ass can be watered by the no
of individual pails. It to "commended
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Albert Ilsrtog States That
That the disastrous fire which
red iii Rowayton. last Dolor“! , f
noon. did not result more sailed“
o. source of notification to the
lagers. With the high wind milk:
sparks and fire brands were ‘
nearly half a mile away. even
on Dre the dry grass in the vicIni
Castle Venice occupied by
Euphrat and other parts of
Bio! and Belle island. Those
lent confirmations were speedi
anguished, fortunately before
damage was done. That the I"
conaned to the two dwellings owned
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