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".Mls Elton Harri! remains quite ill
at hcx home in Elizabeth street
’i‘ho Harstrom Club, in Main street.
is having its room redecorated.
The Hmstrom Club, in Main str.eet
is having its room redecorated
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intone jury are Max Blanch. one of the
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this witnesses summoned hofor'o the
pony. whose employees were the vid-
thus. and Joseph J. Asch. owner of the
building. one hundred and lift sur-
vivors of the disaster also will. num-
moped.
The list! marshal continued his exam
ination oi witnesses yummy: the
work of identification eliminated from
the morgue all ,but twenty bodies of _
the victims. and scores‘ of funerals
through 'Mnnhst'
tnn's Little italy and the Jewish acc~
tion of the East Side.
’i‘w0 girls who escaped from the
eighth floor by running down the nar-
row stairs made affidavit for the hut-id
Vn"; department that the down on the
estimates Place side oi the building
were always kept locked. To these
doors. they said. most or the girls prop
ed their way through smoke and
flames. to beat in vain against them
or turn back to their death a After
many had turned away. a man opened
one or the doors and they escaped
The doors on the Green street side
were open the girl.) said, but o 1111-
trance to the stairway was part tinned
off so that but two persons could leave
at n time. The partition led to a par
said. over which they clnmbercd to the
steps.
John Wallace. formerly of Norwnlk.
was a visitor in Norwnl'k yesterday.
Miss Mary Clone. of Riverside ave-
nue. is visiting with friends in Hart-
ford.
Councilman Jacob Linkwailer con
tlnucs ill at his home in Quin'tsrd are
nae.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woundy of
Guns 11 street. were visitors in Stam'
ford ,ver Sunday.
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' Charles J. Butts. of the Norwnlk post. '
oflicc. is suffering with 11 painful nook,
caused by catching cold.
Motorumu Edwin H. Benedict. of tho
local trolley linos, enjoyed 11 days Hi»
cation from his duties. yesterday.
sliiiss Anna Murphy and her sister
Mrs. P. if. llurus, of Norwalk, were
in New York yesterday on business.
Edward \i'. of
Kelley, u‘bd family.
West avenue. are having their i1ousc- .
hold effects moved to Maple sircci.
Mrs. Martin .1 Morris who forum
iy lesided with friends in N011111lk but
who lives in Brooklyn. N. i'.. was 11
visitor here yesterday.
The lmdics‘ United Whist ('lub is
being entertained this aficiuoou by
Mrs. George R. Van Aishno 111 hir
home in ilsyvlcw 111' more
The big new tank which has bot'h
under the process of installation :11
the Standard Oil Company for some.
time has been completed.
Rev. Frank D. Torrey, of the Nor-
wnlk Methodist Church, loft yesterday
for New Rochelle. where he will nttcuu
th‘c New York East Conference.
At the monthly meeting of the 13111
beru‘ Union. last evening, three Cfliidl~
dates wore initiated. 'l‘l1e1 wore Louis
De Suutis. Albert Turner and Samuel
Spink
.
Mlnott A. Smith, of Orange, has filed
a bankru‘p‘tcy petition in the district
cont of t a United Slates and given
his liabilities as $3,367.84 and gives no
assets.
John Heunessoy. who former ' rcsld
ed in-‘Norwnik. but has lately can in
Vancouver. B. (2.. where he has been
falling spruce trees, has returned to
Norwnlk
William 811118.01 Norwnlk who for
morly kept a grocery store in M11111
street is traveling as u salesman for
the Hocker~Jonoa-Joweil Milling Uom- .
pony, of New York.
Wan—m
Seymour Curtis, of Norwalk. will
soon have n tine new residence. He
has given the contract to Contrnctor
M. .i.
located on lilhncrcst. just north of .10-
mph McElroy'a new home.
Miss Florence 111191111. of Merwin
sit-oat is enjoying a vacation from her
duties as bookkeeper in the Norwslli
store of nick
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room the new dos licenses and they
can he scoured st this office in the
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Norm sitar that s. has of 31.011 will
be imposed. ,
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The demonstratbu of the wonder-
tui Aladdin 111111111 It Stillman ‘1; new.
dill 111 stir-icons street attention. 11111
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a lipid almost libs dint silt and costs
unit costs one. pnntinr
Riordan and the house will he 1
‘ mi stostiy
street side. at 11 cutting table. trom a
match they believed not far from the
unlocked doom. and the two witnesses
were driven by the flames. they said
to the Washington Place side.
i A11 aldcrmanic committee was ln-’
sir-noted to draft a bill for presentation
llo the legislature placing the lnstullm
tion and maintenance of tire escapes
on all buildings solely under the juris-
diction of the fire department. There,
li‘hiet‘ C1okei said, it should have met.
ed all the while
Chief Ciokcr deilared for fire cs.
icnpos on all buildings. fireproof and
otherwise. 1
Subpoena servers brought before
Fire Marshal Beers a machinist named
jGrcmmpuu, who said ho. run from his
[ post on the ninth floor when the name's
hogan their Weep through the build‘
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3 11111:. he. sold. contrary to tho marshni‘s
.1 belief that they were locked and bur-
led. lreenspan said he escaped b."
the roof taking no one with him. ni-
though girls grasped his garments no
he 11111 "it was too dark." he said “to
;nid them." Battalion Chief Worth.
who first saw the huddled group of
l ili'iy bodies on the ninth floor. instilled
, ‘ulso that he found no doors locked or
b.11'1'od.
l The body of 11 woman untouched by
‘llamc nud unmarked by bruises in the
only one of the twenh fence in the
morgue which perhaps will be idcutl
fled by anything 9111c trinkei's. None
of tho nur'vhiux employees of the
Triangle Vi'iilril company remembered
having heard her 11111111- nnd the police
(believe that she won fricudlcss and
Without 11 relative.
'A storm of indignation in the Jewish
section over the suggestion that the
unidentified dead be placed in n sinoie
grnvn was dissipated by the nunounm»
mom that the department of charltlos
would prm'urc a plat of around in a
private cemetery and bury each \'i"-
tim in a sopnrnto coffin and grave.
come from a foreign government in
connection with the fire horrOr was
communicated to Mayor (laynor into
ycsicrdny in a telegram from Secre-
tory of State i’hiinndor C. Knox in bu»
hull of the French ambassador. The
massage reads:
"i have the honor to inform you that
under instructions of his government
the ambassador oi the Much republic
has called on me to expmss the sin-
rem sympathy or France with the poo-
pic of this country and with the City
of New iork especially. in the nest
loss of life and suffering occasioned
by the fire in New York city but Ssh
urday."
The death list was increased last
night by 1he death of Freda anuwow-
sikl, 20 years old. She had fractured
her right knee in lumping. but. died
principally of shock.
NORWALK Fill POLICE. PiNOCHLI
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rom- Tums Arc Yet to Play. In! lyi-
ington and Worden Still Load.
Another sitting in the pinochia tour-
namont of the Norwnik Fire Police
was played inst evening. A11 usual,
and a large number at the members
The fire started on the Green W
The first expression of sympathy m '
there was much interest in the games .
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When you see how attractive in appearance our line of carts' 13.11111! how
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We have a variety of styles and prices that will suit all buyers.
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The committee which had in charge
the arrangements for the alien re»
ceived credit for their work. Darin:
the evening a quartet composed of
Messrs. lirunstrup, McMahon, Price
and Dibble entertained as did also
William Wellnits on the piano
A piano solo and encore wns foi-
lowrad by the quartet'a singing of “l' 111
Looking for a Nice Young Follow.
Who 11 booking (or a Nice Younr,r
Girl?" The rendition was excellent
and the applause was hearty.
The minutes of the 1th meeting
were read by Secretary Rogers and
approved. 1
President lionry P. Price opened
the proceedings with a few general
remarks on the aims of the aseocia-i
lion lie wished everyimember to
keep in touch with the wants of the
people, so that they may become'
known to the board. He spoke of the
great achievements since the last
mecilnswthc changes at the Norwalk
railroad station. The fact that the1
company would replnce the present
planking over the tunnel by concrete
and steel and would fix the platform
‘by extending the shed the whole
ionsth of it was noted with satisfnc-i
tion.
Mr Price spoke of the Cranbury
trolley line and said that the com-
pany Would lay it if the ekpenses
would he paid by the patrons It was
assured by a member of the board
that enough signers could be btained
llO show that ‘the line is was ed. and
that it Would be patronized.
Attorney John J. Walsh was then in.
troduced and made a this address. He
was very much in earnest in every»
thinx that he said lie spoke of the
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most charming things you have ever seen in Stocks.
Dutch and Byrin Collars. Ruchings. Folds. Embrold.
and and Plain laundered Cellars. etc.
The greatest lulcrcsi Just now centers around the
.lslniy l‘ichus and smart Sailor Collars. of which we
have 11 large and 11111011 unsorimcni.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington Street
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are not~tba kind to increase a
business or make people popu-
lnr. For those reasons. if for
no others. we would not prac-
tice them. So yuli can safely
depend upon the genuine lion-
only ofnli our work. You will
ilnd thst we use good materials.
do our work skilfully. and are
scam in oil dealings.
W. A. filauim'd
, 11s gown «snow or. .,
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that have
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the former might come now but there
is a hope at defeating consolidation;
if this should fall and the consolida-
tion proposition so through. then the?
bridge on assured right there. 1 He
said that public sentiment had taken;
a peculiar form and that those who
were oppoacd to the consolidation-
were making head1rny.iic urged ihai‘
the board apmint a committee to curl
an all with the South Norwslk bier-l
chants' and Manufacturers Associa-
tion. and that the committees unitef
and work hard for the new movement.
He spoke of the matter being of in
tcrest to the masses of the people and
claimed that it. should therefor re
ccivo the attention of the Board of
Trade sud the Merchants“ and Mann-
fncturcrs' Association.
Mr W niah spoke further on the e!
forts that worn 111 i111; made to have
the New Canaan trolley charter rc-
mod. and ot‘ the o111n'isition that it
was meeting 110111 the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. He
thought. however. that the matter truly
be Accomplished and urged ihui. the
board communicate with the New Can-
non people concerning the project.
The committee that Mr. \i‘slsh suggest-
ed will be appointed by President
Price.
The quartet than favored with
“Rocked in tho (’11le of the Deep."
and it was Wi‘ll rcccivcflt
P. W. llrmka was Introduced'nn‘d
from the limo he took thr- tioor until
he roilred the attention was centered
on him. His wit and humor kept
things woll olive and while he talked
along the lino cf the general discus.
sion he did it in 11 very interesting
way. lie favored consolidation and
the new bridge. lie told the members
‘some of the things that influenced him
in coming to Norwalk and everyone
was interested.
The committee on the hitching plac-
os ior out-of- town people reported pro-
oss and stated that they were await-
ng communication irom the railroad
company as to whether they could use
a certain site or not
Postmaster u. S. Adlml spoke of
the new law which will make it nectar
sary to close the carriers windowln
the public on Sunday. unless something
can be done The carriers have to be
present on Sunday to sort and put up
the mall and there is only little of it
called for and all of this is unimport-
out There is not time to aim the
carriers the extra hours oft during the“
wank and the law provides tint no
carrier shall work more than eight
hours s day. He wished the members
of the bosrd to comment. but as there
1111's none the matter was closed. it
is likely that only important letturn‘
will hereafter be given out on Sunday
morning. However. the man will be
put in the lock hoses for the business
men and the lobby will be open as lit
in Adams“ illk we sfollovml bra
inns piano selection Mr Welinits.
' Harvey ll. Kent‘s talk was unarkl
innit intimation. He favored consoli-
'dstion sad look-~01 the ntstbods that
' are lining used to not it. its cost-
most on the work 1! the common
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Wagner '
Music
is so full of chromaticsuccessions that it is
almost unplaysble on ordinary pianos. This
has boon proves by artists of note, who“
have tried various instruments 1.0113111
concert work and in the studio. Wanner
used every known incl: that the piano of
his day could accomplish.
On the GABLER PIANO Wagner
music can be reproduced as it should be.
it has the genuine false» of tonepand»§hosw
power to hold its notes as long as the linger
stays with the keys. sending forth a mei-
odious echo that rebounds into rythmic
harmony. A most enjoyable treat to lovers
of good music. We are only too glad to'
show this superb instrument to all callers.
We sell them on easyterms.
M. SONNENBERG
lélgNO 104 Washington St.
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