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The suit for damages brought by
Did Not Like in I change Which
Mary McQulllan, of Norwalk, against
the Connecticut company took up the
attention of Judge H. B. Scott. of the
lars Before the Flames Were Under Control at 7 it’lllook ”mm" mm“ "mm” "W“ “WWW" 3 Used
This Morning—Fire Started From Defective Electric Wiring madam: .2131? dillilil‘iii °“ "'1“- ~ only
one line. Nor-walk, on the evening of
November 22, 1908. and her claim for
61.000 damages is based on the aliens.
tion that she attoi‘iipted to lump olf‘the
running board when tboIcar was slow-
in: down at the Matt avenue crossing.
There was a sudden release of the air
Shortly Before 3, and Burned Rapidly, tor a Time Resisting
All Efforts oi the Firemen
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brake when the car was slowing down‘ ‘7. .
Ann 0 I I unId JunttuIal sIlIie kwa’s transiting off :bc‘lwm tong.- “ 'itmuow.
menace to rs e or no car or-
E l "a m ASSEHBlY BH‘HBER BuNE ward and she fell on the street and “W m"
broke a bone in her right wrist. The
defense denies the assertion of the,
sudden Jerk of the car. and allege that'
the plaintiff lumped off before the ear
came to a stop. consequently there was '
contributory negligence.
During the progress of the case In
the forenoon Juryman Edgar C. Woos-
ter. of Huntington. was oeiaed with an
acute attack of indigestion. Judas
Scott took a recess for a time. Mr.
I 29.4fm Now
"If. which produc- .
house yesterdayN
of the day for
senate today on
This action was
mammal).
Many Donartrnonis Burned lint, and Documents of Great Value are
Mlssing- Some Employee in the Building Were Reported
Umeeouniod For -—Flre Broke (tut Again Today
ed a sensation in?
was made the o .
noon tomorrow by. - .
a vote of iii to l .
taken after a a
ground of eenatorl
ALBANY’ N' Y" March 27.-Fire. Capitol Hill priceless documents. courteayJaBena
Weill. smoke-strewn and water. books and records stored in thg casein. Wooster recovered sutllclently to con- ‘0? ”"948“, "iii New Haven will;
drenched New York state's marnui- bly library had been destroyed and "nus ”"9 cm inter. All the arm a case in court. . boron-e this the
coat 827.000.000 capital stands this “he" departments were being threat» "“3““ “9"” “‘3‘" "“1"“? ““"lm senate had voted 1 Ni“) it not to table
before adjournment. Judge Scott will
give his charge to the jury today.
Some of the testimony had its sinus»
lint aide. Thomas Coterill. who was
called for the defense. was a new
sensor on the car when the accident
occurred. He was very positive and
very English. consequently a bit stub-
born. When being cross-examined by
Attorney Walsh in regard to the story
he told the company's agent. the wit»
nose exclaimed: "i told the old man
that as l'm telling here and now, you
know as much about the case as i do."
lAi. another time he said: "i don‘t
know much about the case. but what i
know. i know."
cued. The imitation oak ceiling of the
assembly chamber. composed, of pa-
pior- -mache was partially destroyed. as
was also the famous million dollar
‘stuiriase in the nest wing.
0n the third floor, where the flames
the gained theii start. the departments
wholly or partially destroyed by fire.
or seriously damaged by water water
morning a partial wreck by flames
that started in the assembly library.
bnrnedfaway the entire west wing and
did damage estimated at between eight
and ten million dollars before
flames Were declared under controlb
£33m??? (Ithledehattuck at 7
em as a or re n more ‘
than four home. it to switch that (will hfolfiinlg. 2113312 thggimltrl‘itm magi
the fire was started by a fused electric . valuable genealogical works in the
push button becoming electilfled llinliod States together with relics.
The fire was discovered by a night ~
pr Irelcse documents. some of theta dat
w-atohman and the alarm has sounded i
at 3: iii o'c.locit Before the firemen ng back to 1776 and irreplacable.
reached the massive structure atop (Continued on Second Pane.)
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. of «Senator lla-
- r motion several
at Senator liars-
.. - .. tion on the
senators claimed .
den had a lot of
WMWKiWMGeredtolleaih Members oi the Knight Shasta. Wail - known fierwalir Citizen
Willis! . ”WWW ‘ ‘ , mm . Montreal cunts-i October owing
-.‘ ‘. , . n“; ”1‘. LM mm VIII' customers; upsverds M sswoooooe
was remanded. to Jail law today. pend
inn the arrival of a Canadian oihcer A
watch has been set over-tho prisoner
on be some" highly nervous and or
presses fear- of mob violence when he
is taken back to Montreal.
The Willing Workers” ('il‘t‘iv oi the
Knight Street A. at. it“. i‘bnrcii took
the emulsion. during the presiding el-
(ior‘i-i oiilt‘iitl vii-iii.
.ludue Frank W l‘orrr. om- itf Nur-
walk‘n oldest and heel knovN‘n "it'll.
died yesterday afternoon at the riot-
liAitl-ili‘ORD. Mail. 29.~—An attempt
to put in practice his theory that two
bulls could be broken to work in a
yoke cost the life at his farm in (luv
entry. yesterday, of AMI“ Kings to extend to him a tilt-rs Home, after an illness which had 1.0““. bmwm additional develop
1“,th an auritultnrlui who“ ”my“ munnliluui I‘i'tiilliiiill inst plant at started with an attack of gangrene "w"... morai‘niiis Slioldou‘s ailescu
sit-e ideas have been of “a,“ “we“. the Knl bi Sin-oi \ M. ii. (3-buit-h in last September. Mr. Perry's remnrk- Rtll‘lii‘il'qflifik operations.- Following
to farmers throughout New England.
Mr. Kluisbury was a member of
the Connecticut assemblies of films and
1907. and in 1907 was also president of
the State Farmers"ssoociatton. lite
farm in Coventry his long been con
aldared a model create. and for many
yehra he has been a breeder of fin-
cattle. a department in which he baa
been considered an authority
The practice in mud in Euroneun
countries of wet-ll“ Percheron and
other heavy draiiliit horsosii. with the-
apparent result of for capacity and
length or service it the animals con
sinned Mr. Kinubury that built.
broken to yoke is at be superior to
cash as draught ca tie. and led him to
a series of eamfltflltts Selecting Hm
young bulls from his hard he broke
them to yoke slim: and yesterday
attempted to drive thin) to one plow
The animals “allied perfectly docile
when Mr. Kins-b put them to yoke
lagoon, ted but drlvd WM“ re IIszIhen he
a is to in to plow
minor use null driven part or the
distance when and at them lunged vi
closely at life can Itr. Kiuasbury
mos to their holds to prevent fur-
troubie and as he did so the of,
tactics hull strata“ heavily sites
testimony of the high esteem in which
he is 111'“! It will he remembered
that Di. 1A nth was the predecessor of
Rev in iiillliil-i the years ago. and
ulnro promoted to the other of would
lug cliloi of the New liaion liiatrlct
of the A M r; tliuirh
The occasion last evening proved to
be a brilliant one. the ilinrrh bolus
taste nlly doioratcd with flowers and
palm. tho tnlilos veil loaded with
refreshments and there was a very
large and enthusiastic gathering of
people
The exercises consisted of ditching
chorus. Praise Him. by the circle;
prayer by Adjutant Winterbottom. of
the Balvation Army: solo by Mill
(: haste Graham: welcome address was
made by Miss Grace ituttier, in which
and nurtured in touchinn and fitting
words the lush esteem in which the
presiding older is held by' all the dew
partmcnta of the church: solo by Mrs.
P. Middleton. accompanied on the vio-
lin by F. Middleton. recitation by Miss
Lila Clark; solo by lilies Lillie!
Gumbo.
At this time the Rev. w. W. Gillies.
of the East Avenue Methodist Church.
delivered a very forceful address upon
"Present Opportunity." ccafinins his
the news that he had operated in
Scranton. P... cainc a report that tht
don is Charles w. Robinson. former
clerk of courts. of ilnx-kion. Mass..-
from which city he is alleged to have
disappeared with almost 8200.000.
Confronted with this evidence. illici-
don admitted it was true.
Shortly after being removed from
central police station to the county
lall. Sheldon was served with a war-
rant. eharsias embezzlement of stock
ahlo vitality oven at an advanced nit?
anti his pluck were all that kept him
alive so long. for during the past week
the attending physicians bud given up
all hope of his recovery. lie is surviv-
ed by a wife and a dflrlxiliel‘. Mrs. Wil-
liam Olmstoad. The funeral will he
held Saturday aflornnon at 2 o'clock.
The body will lie in slate Saturday
morning in Raymond‘s funeral parlors
in Main street.
Mr. Perry was well known through-
out thla part of the state. having lwen
probate Judge in two districts. a die
tinctlon which comes but seldom.
Mr. Perry’served in what was known
a the Ellington district and in the die
riot of Westport. He was also town
clerk in Norwallt for one year. at that
time defeating Henry K. Bullock. who
had held the office for a number of
years. tlr. Perry was a lawyer and
for nearly thirty years conducted an
clue in the Oasette building in Wall
street. The last time that be was at
l. his allies was on the 4th of the present
month. when he came for the purpose
of «lulu scldiers' pension papers.
tile was well known as the defender
of the ria‘hts of old soldiers and it was
woman with whom no boarded in this
city. Provldli? the i‘anadlan authori-
ties can get heldon out of the city
by Monday, when the grand jury
meets. this charasti will be dropped. A
number of minor complaints of his air
lend operations locally were received
by the police today
Bince' his departure from Montreal
last October Sheldon has visited Bra-
all, Yucatan. Honduras and lesion.
MOOITNON. Mast. March alt—«It
was stated at police headquarters- in
this citytodsy- that the authorities
have are in communication with the of-
doials of Pitt-burp. Pa. in connection
with the reported arrest in that city of
gnarle- W. Robinson. formerly of‘thla
t’r
hrou h hits that many of the men re.
yoke and lirolte it... remarks «more to the you“. M t . Robinson. who was prominent in
Tin Lssa deans from. 5.1;; much to their dolls!“ and met “NNTNWMWMN. soldier. lie W “"2" ‘2‘ "W“ “m"- M
. nuns.“ to the hall at: i "I! Noll" 00 NN I ”to by In enlisted in Wisconsin in the rusty ”mm ‘2‘ 9°“ “’N
, , ' Daisy Edwards years one. A warrant charsl
Ilium last of a whip ’i‘h Company of the Wisconsin Volunteer Moment and fora . fl
. animal'd m n. attempt mg”?! circle '1 this time PM this the infantry. and served so faithfully that that time is “m in WK hands of th
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. anvil. “ft d TWAIMW “l. captain. The deceased was in his . u have been! from the than “t
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boasted
PM‘UNWANQIUND ILIGT.
OFFIOIII.
The ii'reundschafiahiiad. one of the
oldest German limitations is the
town. out their usual nasti' last
evening at Arlen flail. with
mm ems .
sun. tum
DOB ANGEL“: March liar- reach
him is :of war between the
were elected for the CNN. liliitsl and. and issue wag stated
hr bolas Mammalian dd What.
“came. summmidllssm “a. Mhmumw
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and bonds valued at ".100 from a»
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investigators of the Washington Members of the Mom. f,
Silllill liliili SAilllili
IConsiable Selzer and Deputy
Sherlii ireiand Arrest East .
Norwelk Younn Man 2
The saloon of Peter O’Hara in Fort
latroet. East Norwaik. wait entered Bun
Iday and Monday nights and during the
visiting periods some vii) pounds of
block on were stolen Place Horror Have Probe Ma- of Trade Keeping ills 81th-
Conutable Henry Select. of East Nor-l
mkI mm mm.“ on we in. m ohlnery in Full Swing New tools Before the Plibllii .‘
one of the results was the arrest in
Bridgeport yesterday of William
'i‘wombly. an East Norwaik younr
man. Constable Belaer requested the
Bridgeport police to be on the lookout
for Twombly. and they pointed the
young man out to Deputy Sheriff 8am-
u‘el c. lrelaud. who happened to be in
Bridgeport, yesterday
Constable eelaer also found but the
tin had been sold to an Elisabeth
street Junk dealer named Alexander
yesterday mornins. When he called
on Alexander yesterday. he says. the
Junk dealer denied havins housht the
loot. but last night sent no word that
as a matter of fact he had. Alexander
‘admitted having had a visit yesterday
morning from 'i‘wombly and it was
throuah his description of him than
the young man was apprehended. Thus
for his is-the only arrest that has been
made in the case. The tip. which is
part of the paraphernalia of the saloon,
is the property 'of the Connecticut
Breweries Companv.
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NWIYURK. March 89.—-—The (rand
Jury threw into action yesterday the
machinery for a full investintloa of
the Washington Place tire of Saturday
in which 142 lives were lost. by ache
poenalng twenty persons to testify in
its inquiry to establish the blame. The
board of alderman also paved the way
for an ordinance making fire ,driils
compulsory in city factories Anions
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TILOOI I“ BE
THE “008! ‘IIIIP’
WASHINGTON, March 29.
coastal than the one held it
month too. There was a far;
her of the members present
Colonel Russell’s. hospitality
tine accommodations were sub .
New ...........
clueless advertisements on ‘ ._
15 words or less. 5 Mai 34!“ , ,
seen mom-Mimnseatasr . .
m breaths or case. usual
fill W‘I
reported yesterday that the probable '
“0 "MN“ m “m wmch caucus selection for Republican whip TO LET‘
cm. ‘mr m ”filth . of UK HOW Vi" M Representaéivee To Lffififfofifw“ m J... I
'rilaca. ofConnectleut. succeedinr ep- film t at. m“ "1‘ iii . .
0i emu... resentative Dwight, of New York. who ain airflorwai 1L: , ‘ -
is not a candidate.
Speaker-tone Clark conferred with
many majority. members yesterday
over the DmIriIcratiIcaietga'tIion. “Regio-
acntat vea a. o r a. a r-
ear. of Texas. Democratic whip and aa- nohaaotgisz * 333300: . M
sistant whip of the last house. proba- dim 233‘: '
:ly will goutlnua thilwourk inkthe ‘13:! N .
case. 0 one see to e r ,
honors from them. The claim will 57° “3.13?“ _
vents-r— anon APRIL m'.
house.
Vi'f‘iditilo. itaiy, March 29:41an I .
monuments. Rent?“ T -’
nsro Abbateinaxnio, the confessed
Camorrist. continued his revelations at
today‘s session of the trial of himself
and thirty-live associates for the mun
der of Cuowolo and the latter's wife
Marie. "tile beautiful Barrontia.”
Still
nonnative Clam of Aim
DR. H. VII. ALLEN TO REMAIN.
it has been the mmor {or several
days past that Dr. H. W. Allen, of
South Main street. was moving from
South Norwaiit. The rumor was oc-
casioned by a family moving from the
house where Dr. Allen is located. He
will continue his residence in South
Norwalii as heretofore
Classified advertisements on onto no
as Words or lose. as cents: a times. a
cash additional word. 1 cent per funniest.
in Necklace or case. double price.
WANTED.
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can help at horse shoeing. M l... If.
erxht‘s. Ht
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T0 LIT—FIRST
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Elia. Jr.
To LlT»FURNIBH
improvements. on troll
2‘ Woodward Ave.
TO LITu-IIAPLE a
Mnkiin Ave" to small‘
modern conveniences:
wIeat Ave. trolley“
undid. b: Wes
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"revelations" are nothing more than 3111 go to lEaIIiraseatative aha G.‘ lio- a at... or Dr. 3.. 3‘
side lighladp conflrlaatielicf iii/aw» ary. of nay 1m to an.” “m t.“‘.—- ,.
nal story as told to the authorities and didate for the m to‘ second Edith unite “0‘1. ~-
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published before the trial bend. in
his formal statement the informer told
how Cuoccolo had been murdered be-
cause he. had betrayed the other main.
hers of'iho Cnmorru and also because
there was jealousy of his increasing
power on the part of Enrico Aliano.
the actual lit-nil oi“ the body. and other
lenders. (knot-colon wife was killed to
cont-cal the tirst. crime.
Under the questioning of President
lliunchi and aided by suggestions from
Cavaliers State. the crown prosecutor.
Abbstinauio today recalled inci-
donta of the crime not included in his
written confession. Asked about the
3300 which had been paid to the aaaaa‘
sins. of the (inoccolos the informer re-
viled that Alfano had divided the men-
ey. diving 880 to the witness and distri-
hated the remainder among the actual
uaasalns. Perdinando. of the sum.
sins. protested against the living of.
so large a share to Ahbatemanio. who
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had not participated in the killing. but wonderful Aladdin l n. at; movie “in
he was silenced with a wink from Al~ “ '0' “l" WW”;- '-'“ W" “9"“ “Mum”. in
lane. Abbatetnaasio saw the wink and "m' * 9“” " r" "m“ ' “ part a
understood its meaning. His assoct- WANTlo—mm. mm curtain Taylor ave.
ates were aware that he knew too “W'W‘C mi“ “if-'33 n 0‘ ‘an': . If
many of their secrets and could betray {firm ”m ' -—mmt. - .
them at any moment. Accordlnaiy no Mt} gr! Bi. Bug , .
sum of money was too great to pay for WAN ‘91!” Y UNIu 5:33“ his. 9" 3' w“ '°‘“ _ 0
his silence until the opportunity can 2; {“2432“, “"“ “W“ ' mm. To“ t. r—mocsa. ..- .
to put blatant of the way as they had earner ”client I- .3 .I
disposed of Cnoccolo. Whflap—courmw 1‘0 moN'r Ital! * ‘—
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toward-hits and this weather with a rose 9.. care than. not at 'r
revival of honest impulses induced him
to make the first revelations which
werefoliewed by a determination to
tell all and so redeem himself.
President itlanchi has received a
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about “:7! grégyetmm alumni enainnerra
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twenty-on. prune court or New Yerlt state that its
out» i a. permitted to he pro-em durins neat
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request iroin Judas Frank C. Laushiimi W“:
of the appellate division of the so
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