AAAAAAA AAA No Criminal Liability in thelfatal Mishap to Mrs. Russell Frost And Mrs. D. E. Raymond ’llllllilllllli A RYAN Mill lllllllll‘ Plilllll AXlllilllAllli' Hod Not Horse Fallen Accident Would Not ilave'llceurred The finding of Coroner Clill'oi'd AB. Wilson in the inquest into the deaths} ol’ Mrs. Russell Frost nnd Mrs. Dud- 'llne idly Raymond was made public today. , a The coroner decides that sold (lentils. were purely accidental, and not due to ' anyA criminal negligence or careless. nuns on the port of any one, but were simply an unfortunate occurrence with; no criminal liability attaching to uny- body. The finding in full is as follows i «the. undersigned, Clifford l3. Wil» (Continued on Eleventh Page.) “Dancing at Eaton tonight. V "'illililllill AAAAA ~ AAAA AAAA AAAAA lodge Atookwood Amended and New Court Otiioials Conduct- ed the Case ~........-«_— it had begun to look as though the two men arrested on Thursday night and who had until this morning been prisoners‘in the Norwsilt' police stu- tlon. Would not have a trial lor some time to come. Attorney Loo Davin. while he was prosecutor. has been out of town on business, so that he could not attend to the cases, since the Ir- rest or the men. Then too. there hits been Aeuily no judge in Norwullt. and it looked for a time like "some wult” tor the prisoners. But Attorney Edward M. Lockwood, as judge do tucto. and the new prone~ cutor. George H... Vosburgb, of South Norwuik It lust decided to try the canes and decide what who to be done with the men. Attorney Louis (loldschmldl, of Non walk. the new prosecutor. was present at the cases in court. but had not tutti on his oath of ogfice.‘ Judge Lockwood told him to await the new clerk’s I1» pointmcut und have the oath adminiI- lured later. The Auditor has been somewhat riutercstl‘ng in Norwalk all , Attornnyh Idid that Air. AA Allis All A in town Julius All consort} slips iihdc iiiriobon‘. = who one arrested Thursday evening ’ orneunt bryun silk. who found ., AAAAAAAAA llililli AAAAA . -. 'SS'JA'W‘IAA illilllliilll w ° . Does lint Lili'o the Suggestion For a Permaneniplion Par- tisan Tarlll board Treasurer James P. Manor. at the fifth day’s session of the United Hat- ters of North America, in Arlington Hall. yesterday, took exception to the recommendation of President Moiiltt for a permanent non-partisan taritl board, which suggestion was contained in the lutter’s annual address. Thnt portion of the president's address re lorring to the‘tarimit wns. up for an provul when Muller took the door. and said he believed the United l‘initers should take no stnnd on the matter, inasmuch as the membership comprio cd nil complexions oi political faith. He sA‘Aid the permits had chosen their representatives at Washington to sch tie the. tariff and he did not think a tnrlli‘ commission was the way to set- tie the matter nnywhy. Muller was recently elected a Democratic con» i grcnsmon. When President Moditt took the floor to defend his suggestion, he was ap- posod by Abe Gunsler. n Socialist dcl again from New Jersey. who said the president had no right. to talk politics tbolero the convention. a'i‘he choir said it was not a matter of politics. The discussion was getting Warm, when; someone thought or sojourning. so the matter was left unsettled. Considerable discussion developed in yesterday morning’s'seIsion over the method of raising funds to'bond and raise the attachments levied against the homes Ind book accounts or can win atheists and union mambo". in tho litlsutlon (rumor; out at tits 1). )1. Loewe it Go case. which is now More the higher courts. It to prom“ to raise the money by levying In new mom ol‘ seven per cent. against the entire membership. This plan was embodied. in I resolution introduced Hie day before. When the Austin- was brought up yesterday in the committee of the whole insane opposition developed to the seven per cent. “absorbent plan. some taking the position thIt I lint its» sentiment oi 60 cents per week or month-hook! be levied. in Iona quarters it was evident thIt the axon assessment plea was not very popu lsr. Another reIson lor opposing the 7 per cent. nsIesImont was that tithes were dull now, and it Would not be right to place any additional burdens on the workers. REAL ESTATE BALEB. Catherine Pomeroy to Henry W. Ca~ ney, lot and buildings. Academy street. MarxsretJ. MoAillstor to Sarah A. MnAliiItsr and others, ten acres hunt and bulldingo Winnlpsult. it. E Whittioey to John ll Crosby. lot and buildings. Everett piano. John B Laurence to Florence O. linrnltz. lot It HIrbor View hunch. Lawrence A: Phiicox to Albert ll Praetsei. lot. Perry Ivonne. wAlbert H. Praetzol to Lowrance & Phiioox. land on Grumntsn Ironue. . Frederick H llawon to Joseph idrdoi Ind wife, two acres of loud and build into. ‘; Joseph J. Lingrysilor to (”institute no Morin, two 1th, Perv ‘ Joiep‘h Killlid- sud mills.- lot in Oak sire llblbfl. Alumna. , . .. 'Wllmflfll WI -‘ Took Only. Sir blinutes to Believe the Property Where It the Burden imposed AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA. . Rlillliililli PASSES lie Took the Matter? nouns Hands of Board It councilman A Word city meeting was that or last evening. when in six minutes the session had been called to order. n resolution presented and accepted and the meeting ‘A‘idiournod. This III the city at Norwslk meeting cum paving problem relIdvo to the rounding to the abutting propom- owners in WIli street. westerly from the railroad tun- nel. their sbIrc mently led in the new brick pavement. w (Continued on suns Puget m ~~ invitations for Life Savers' soup» and dance given out It Arion Hull. Boturdsy night. rue Inhibits indium“ room or the toilm Allah School III oped Ind over- flowing with In enthuliutic mop which came int night. to the “1!!!th ed lecture describing the work of N!!!“ chl inspection or schools Dr. Ciro sin. or the New York City Deporunont olelld Hygiene. crInunod hlI Iddms with telling Inoodoto. empbulllnx with NI inimitable Irish wit the Isr- louIAAIII oi titanium problem II poo tune I more solomn exuoIitton could not do. Ydt throughout the uranium oi the shooter’s appeal vAII understood by the rstonIlvo Iudlsnce and it the decision bud round with them. chil- drenln the schools at Nmslk town would find in Septembcr I school doc. tor and a school nurse who would keep strict record of the health or every pupil. The tools. stated with such convincing powor as Dr Cronin'I per Ional experience can give. an: irresist- ible. ‘ _ People are beginning to realise that these li‘ridoy night High School. lec- turo'I Ins Worth while. out! the young , people drum the town Ichools present last droning will grow up to see Ind moire I better Norwslir. because or this opportunlt or hearing together of the great thinina being done in the world. The room is ideal. well “3th and well ventlluted Mr. Kounody Ind Mr. Gumhurt munused the pictures Id- mimbly. grounds” will be Friday. May 26. :; Auiii um Arrfio Ill illlllll'l' T0 E lF ,. scoured. The lilnItrIted lecture on my. A visit, to the station in Rows Yeoman. night. and alter -. articles to the VI _ was home by . trImpI. lost . money And other of nearly 35 ms The lock on c , :01 the windows to the ticket oilioo vii framed oil. and the window raised. aligning one armors men or boys to enter the building. The place was thorounhl rInIIeked About I! was secured pennies. which bud hen rumored from the chewing gum machine The ticket case wII forced upon, but from the ln vsntory ”taken by station Agent Wil- liam A Bold noon} at the tickets or communion milodfie books. etc. are missing some ‘1‘? choice Havana clxnrs. lhc piivnte property of Agent Reid. were stolen. Ind he is very sorry now that he did dot smoke them Iii up )Hcsterday ._ The chewing Anni Ind chocoluta Ana- chlno in the walling mumgwu also forced open. Ind some [monies rumor- od from thiI. Th? might have boon 83 or 83 in the machine. . The burglori w discovered Ilium ly Ifter i3 o'clock tétlmmm‘ by Bus» Inge Muster How. rice when he re ported for duty. The Author has been reported to (‘onstsble Billiard .l Lnd rig/In. who may we up the Arm» hereabouts toil-y ”All AmoitsoilTIiAeIciiInoI wAuAiI Jilly» AAAAAAA ll. illilliii ‘ ~ - AAA illll AAAAAAAA momentum minim. ilusi New 8am I Veer The trial oi NiohoiIs GenntillI, the wringing Greek. of Dunbury. churned, with condition; an indecent assault on flour-old undone “inborn, or mourns blood on Auriliu. bIgIn be! , ions Jud“ H. J Curtis Indra lurr or 2 the criminal superior court reiterdIy . Iliomoon. it won anticipated nun the cold plead slutty to a minor, WEATHER FORECAST FIlr Tonlpllt Ind Eundny.‘ line oi tho Host Successful Al- fairs Evilr iiuderielion by the Local Mllitiamen 3AA ) AAAAA lllllililil this Bill ‘Flll‘lllliillitilllilc Handsome. Decorations Added . Greatly toihe Occasion Those who did not attend the mill tIry concert and hall which was Agiicli by the oillcers and members or the Sixth Company. Gout Artillery Corps. ‘Oonnocticut national Guard. It the Minors. last evening. missed I trust such as is seldd'in offered to the good Ample of The worms: to enjoy. The function III on or the most brtl Hunt and spectrum] of the mason and was attended by I lIr’Iegntbcrin; oi . (Continued on Seventh Pas.) em up slur _ rouAAAAA Aluminium am your. incited. “We Iini w.» biy pursue the units course as lost you lion: ion line." which. n will in. remonibomd III to prohibit the use of :im cmken Ind pistol: Ibout x . ills city. This ruling oi the city in: no Invented. no doubt. runny IO!“ louI shutout. and it will do the IInoe this you in soars-the lIw iI obey ‘ “A m Wis m In}, The no Ind sane Fourth of July emulation irbecoinlox units univeA-L III III! club) ”Ir more people ‘Ine added to the ’Ildo of are Annuity ‘who motor shot the subsets“ Ind inure de— til! I! the youth or the country to more Is much noise so pouibie. with such imprudenoo II is the motto! the insulting Indvildlilnr I number cIch year, be olimlnstod to II met I degree II the «Iii-lotion will allow. The danger and the waste of money hove done I are“ doIl toward bring- ing, about this . decision, .pioviouI Famous hsvinc showed too plIlnly the. rennin of the promiscuous mo a! blob onto-iv”. A ‘ Airline mm notion JEPLV Filil A Inst W More pus-outing their doinI‘ndI tor improved Working conditions to Guns oral Mussel- Hiatus or the New HI- ven road the siteubtive oomniitteo or ' Ills. lllilllii Blillll 0F llllilillliiilllfli .' duiidhsli,Vermont'lurylielievee She Murdered William lleaih GUILDHALL. Vt.. MIy 13.—-Hardiy I trace of emotion crossed the face or Mrs. Florence M. Dodge. or Lunchbox-g. when. in the Essen-County Courthouse here today. she heard tram the lips or the foreman oi the Jury that she had been found guilty of manslaughter in connection with the death of William Heath, a painter, of Dalton. N. H., who was shot on September 17 last, while at. work in Mrs. Dodge’s home at Lun- unborn. Neatly dressed \_ in sombre blackgghirs. Dodge stood *lnipassive as the verdict was returned. Then she sunk buck in her sent between ‘ her daughter, Mrs. lda Bell. who has been ‘ her constant attendant during the trial. and one of her attorneys. Harry Blod' sell. The imposing of sentence in the case was deferred until next Monday, in order to allow Mrs. Dodge’s counsel to study the exception noted by them dur. log the two weeks thof the trial has been in progress. bins. Dodge. in the mantimc. was turned over to the cosy iody ot the sherllt. Aside from Mrs. Dodge her counsel. the prosecuting Attorneys, relatives or the deiendsnt. court oiliclnls and news- paper men, there wnI hardly any one in the courtroom when the session be- ,ban this morning. The Jury came into court a low min- utos before the regular opening hour or nine. Mrs. Dodge. accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Bell. and the Anti minivan. arrived in the room a minute ' Ir mo miter. As shown the jury had been polled Mrs Dodge was uked to stand, and the clerk or the court. turning to A. B Baiworth, lordhuon oi the jury “id: "Have ion INA! upon I verdict?" * "We have." well the the Inner. “Do you find tho'lrsspondent, Flor- ence M. Dodge. guilty or not guilty?" continued the clerk. . "Guilty." VII the reply, delivered- IAnidIt In oppressive stillnIII. ‘mlity or what?" pannodtbc clerk. “Guilty 0! AnInIlIthter," answered hm Booworth. Hrs. DodII‘I loos might boys been I trifle order than could. but Ibo made no sign tune the verdict was I shock to her. She seated herself between her angular and Attorney Bloduett, end then nosed fixedly It the door. without saying I word. Alter the Jury he‘d been discharged. State's Attorney Harry B. Antsy mow ed that sentence be imposed. Counsel Biodgett will on his foot in an instant with the request that sell lance be doinyed until he and his new ulster land had an opportunity of look. inn 6%:- the exceptions noted durinr the trial ' Judie Hall asked the attorney it the exceptions had been drawn up. and on being told that they had not. the judge Innouuocd that he would deter pro- } uuuntdnxsontoucs until mitt Monday. at which counsel for the defense must have their list of oxcoptlous drawn” up in form to be submitted to the court. The Judge then romnnded liars. Dodge in tbb custody oil the Instill. it is un- dérstood that during the two down in« Mrs. Undue will have I oortIln amount of troedomwsitnouxti. liddsbsorily. her - l increments Ailill be restricted. ‘ oil very proudly mIrchod Ml tsrvenlnx before sentence is imposed. . Rumored that Partnership All 9‘ A torneys is Likely to Borne. Snccess‘hss at last attended; torts of thosowbo have been} for years to oust Attorney Leo as prosecuting attorney oi one. walk end of the Town Court. William F Tammany having I . ed A'ttorney Louis (loidschmidt. to coed him. The other appolnlili are as enacted. Attorney Georg Voshin-gh prosecutor in South“ walk, and Attorney Willialn A. G . Jr., clerk oi court. , The latter appointments, All; have. been overshadonred by t (Continued on Eighth Put) .. ._' .Wv . am: you Locum for correct style? The Sons cry Shop, i9 Wall St. Norvr After the business meetl .AA _ . oer Council, mountain of Li ThursdIy night. I humanoid was tendered Miss Adeline , of First Itreet. ids-t Norwolkg to become the bride of RIM o o! Rownyton. Tho Inn: I! “mm. W!!! New! or n; ,‘ or the ocuucll. After the cannot I I close the members very A . piIcod two chairs on the plat! Miss Gmo Powell, guide of til kitchenware. ‘-~. ,. Miss Armstrong and Mr. . will make twelve members Ans" from the council in live yeIrs. ., Those in attendance were Merriam. Mrs. d) MerrlIm‘ erts, Mr. and Mrs. C. Forrl merrism Mr. and Mrs. Fr ,} C. mushy. Florence Fe is Roberts, Edna Allen. MIry ltd Mend. Grubs Pennsll. hire Ms B
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