3.1870; - '
Mrs. Thomas A Fletcher, oi Mount Vernon, New York, a Slimmer
Resident oi; Wilton, and Her Chauffeur, Harold Schook. oi
Norwalk. Receive Severe Injuries, the taller Being Brought
to Norwalk, and Taken to the dentist-Expected that Both
Victims Will Recover
AlllRlAlllillE WAS WREAKEA
AE Alllllll ARAAR PASSEAAER ARAlll AlRlJAA ll
‘,.j_Buildiugs Hide the Track irom Vi
Veer
‘ _ Huried from on automobile when it
.yvss struck by a train on the Donhury
Division or the New York, New Eleven
and Hartford Railroad at a grade cross.
ing, in Winnlpauk, about. 9 o'clock this
morning, Mrs. Thomas A. Fletcher, of
Mount Vernon and Wilton, was seri-
ously injured, on won her chenileur,
dist-old .A8hoclt. oi Wesiport avenue.
Mrs. Fletcher sustained s dislocated
shoulder blade sud many bruises and
minor injuries. . Bullock received. o. bed;
irscturéfd left elbow, which entitles him
great pith. and it number oi other min
or injuries end bruises Scbeck is at
the Norwnlk llospitsi, where the scum.
lance tool: him add Mrs Fletcher is at
home in Wilton where she was tek-
en in Dl‘ William J Tracey nutomo
' ills lliltu.’ illit-
liad Been ill tor Nearly Two
Years With Bright’s Dis-
ease and Dropsy
intro John Johnson. probably as well
known as any resident of the townoi.’
Norwnlk, died Sunday morning at 7.80
o'cltmk. at the Norwelk Hospital. He
bind been ill for u. long time with
Bright’s disease bind dropsy, but was
able to be about until at month ago.
when he ‘omerod the hospital to under
go tnontlnont
. Mr. Johnson was borne in Sweden
thirty-nine yours ago. but. come to
Americs witch it led. no first located
in Brewster. New York. For several
yiuirs he was employed at the [total
Norwulk. but in 183 be idontlilod him
be" with the Hotel Mshackemo, tend
until nbout'two years ago. when his
health gave out, had chnrgo oi the
cute. lie was s Allard worker, and
while thus employed secured at wide
acquaintance. not. only nmong lacui
people. but with trnvcllng men
throughout the touch-l. .
tie into it mother living in chdcn.
'nnd on stunt until cousin in Minueupo
lie, Minnesota. The cousin. Mien Lil-
lion Wshlivtiom. mrlved here Sunday
nttcrnoon to make urrougolncntn tor
the funeral.
Mr. lmrson won a member clitor-
Walk Lodge. No. 700, Benevolent tend
instinctive Order of lithe. “having loin
ed nonrly itch yours use. its when
charter member or hornets west. in»
icrrietlonnl peritoneum Union. and u
chamber oi Putnam Hose Company.
No 1. South Kremlin litre Depotb
spent.
The funeral will. be held on Tuesday
aimed in. 2'; do o‘clock; min on
MAW Home, cit hearth instill street This
ilrlsii' mom: will he in fiiv'A do Como
tlery. ‘ ,
~Worneu"s finniclpsl “Le-tigtle's
town party tit Roofioliil’e, next to alibi}.
Church Willi» Milli ~21. ll All i? ii. iii.‘
ice cream end cells, the.
M _ A
w—i'enmtouiglrt is bstitt pig,
A A tiered stone Gout
-- Iii l a. a—ruybcccudal
Most Dangerous on the Danhury and Norwaik Division—Son
oi Mrs. Fletcher Fatally injured by an Auto in Norvlalk Last
, ‘tiiliti intuit
illillillilillllilll. itsI
Willing to continue or New line
Normals Post-cities
us Mutter
WHEN WE lRAAAlRlWE
aw and the Crossing is line oi
..
bile. Both nro expected to recover un-
less internal injuries develop in the
next three or tour days.
Dr. Fletcher lives in Mount Vernon
in the winter, but has n summer home
in Wilton. ‘trom Which place he com.
mules to hls'buslness. Asia the daily
custom of his wife, she had accompan-
led him this morning sud was return-
log home wlth sir. echoes at the who»
when the Sheldon occurred: ' '
crossing nosi- the upper mil in Win
nipsuk,vrhlch is so WNW"-
ous one for the tsc that one cannot
see the track but a tow feet to the
north on account or the Winnipsuk -
....a.—.
(Continued on Tenth Pegs.)
ll
RAARlE lll ERRRRA WARE
Gen Be Appointed to Report
in Two Years
The hotel meeting of the chatter
Committee WM held. Saturday evening.
at which time it was voted to report
back to the South Norwslk Board of
Councilmen at the adjourned meeting.
which will be held this evening.
The submit-rice oi the repent will be
to the eifwt that. the committee has
whipped a charter into shape. but has!
not had time to do the work properly
and will not have time to get the work,
completed in order to get it before the
present legislatum. The committee
will recommend that the present churn
tor committee be either continued or
uliothcr appointed to curry on the work
no that, by the time the next legisla-
ture comes in oil will be rendy.
Willie this will be eubntsntieliy the
report of the committee it is under-
stod that the real reason for the in-
action of some of the members of the
committee is the root ins/At Norwich
voted down its commission term or
government. This. together with some
things which have happened within
the Town of Norwalk, has led these
members to believe thhit the time for
consoildutlon is not pet arrived and
that the matter will be more invombiy
received by the citizens of both cities
two veers hence. . .
This report of the committee
sounds the death knob on consultan-
tlen tor int toilet two yiiIM‘li and will
prob bly have the moral client or
chm g «the opinions ot loony regard
{trig the landfill“ of the ProiM
all P. 0. it Milli“ cl! BORNOW.
Members of Howell. lodge. 700,13.
P 0. n. are red sled to Attend n
lodge of sorrow. this lilondsyl even
leg hit 8 o'clock. for our deported bro-
titer. Lore Johnson. harlot will be
held from the Elite“ Home on Tuesday.
2: till p. m. . .
HARRY 8. PithiiilthG.
walk Country Club won the first leg
of the cup contest with the Wool Burn
Gilberto, Quint-tiny. when they defeated
the Nomwnites to the tune or live
games to one. thereby winning the
cup which was altered by George 8
tor the duct ownership. the stlpulm
trons reading that the loom which
own it.
Born m and Dr Girl
Cong. Ch, Wed. done 11. s to T p. In.
Illicit“ Elli” ‘ ‘
-' :I , detected the Vice Burn Exilsrts ‘1.
ill the First of the series tor
one [creek tennis team or the Nor-
White tor one your son the cm leg
shell will bite cup tor three years shell
The Norwolk team was accompanied
to the Woe Burn grounds by about sev-
enty-dye oi the local members of the
Country Club and "were most hospita-
bly- treated by their hosts. There was
nothing too good {or the visitors end
the sportsmanship displayed by the
hosts Wes good to enjoy.
The games Were well played and
contested to the bitter end. the Wee
than men proving to'b‘e worthy goes
despite the tool that the Country Club
men bent them in good chime. in the
singles on... Burchsrd detected Mr.
liter-riots in three straight sets by the
scores of Hi; 64; M.
Louis hecnnrd defeated Mr. Mue-
donsld in three sets out of live. Piet-
eher ii. Montgomery 60W Mr.
Howss in three ltl‘tlxht sets. P. w.
Brooks mes detected by. Mr. 'l‘novn
bridge to three sets out of five. in
the doubles. Hes-rs. Burchsrd sud
Precise m in straight sets sod Mee-
srs. “outcome" ppd Loonssd won in
9 «new
hmMmutmbosmi-v
Club tennis continues. potted so but
pides. "
5:
«Women's MUNIOtPAL Lesions.
strn psrty st Rochcutle.'nest to
W
no bend omit tonight: “You.“
itxiiiilii iiiili
illlllli ill illllilll
Mrs Andres stkel Took $360
Belonplon lo tier Nusdsnd
Chief of Police William R. Penning
ton. of South iNorvvslk. received word
from the police demnment of Buffalo
N. i'.. Suturdey Afternoon. no the ottoct
that the latter had apprehended Mrs.
Andros Blanket, oi South Norwnlk. who
cloned with her paremour, Paul Dulrnl,
recently, taking with her the sum ol‘
$800 which her huebsnd had seven out
or his meagre earnings.
it was thought M ill-st that. the cou-
ple had lotlt tor Hungary and the hue-
bund ot the one and wife and children
of the outer hnd nbolrt given up hope.
The Batiste police also stated that the
woman had with her two children. sup-
posed tit-hove been here.
Chief Pennington immedistely got
into communication with the ismily oi
the women sold learned that Mr. Eise~
lost had left. Buturdsy morning. for
Phlllipsburg. PIL, where he believed
the couple were staying. Her father,
howeyor, left for Belicia, and blow
pooled to return with the women And
he;~ children. today. .
While particulars ore looking, it is
believed that Dllk‘fll, having secured
the women' is money. tell her and her.
children in British). destitute slid hon“
gry. Retiring the consequences to her
children. the truncated to the police for
Mill-limited.
The couple, who resided in Spring‘ L
‘ m. in» owe-wrangle» too» is
————~+
Captain Princeton soil It. Land»
ron Burned to Death andM.
teMortin Brushed
AlllllllER WRAAWAAE
EEll ill EARlll lllllAl
Many others in the Contest» lied
Minor Mishap: ,
LIEGE. Belgium, Juno i9.-'l‘he evin-
tore who accomplished the perilous
first stage at the European circuit
rnce are testing hers stodsy. Tourer
row the second nightz lwill be attempt-
ed Rein tell heavily, the «slim
being In keeping wifil the spirits of
tho airmen. who are much depressed
over the series of lstslltles which
married the sport stilts inauguration
yesterday.
News clothe irlghtl'ul accidents pre-
ceded the aviators here; Capt. Prince
lsu undid. Lsndronfi ,ro burned to
death in mld~slr tell ‘ A the exploc
ion oi their motors; hi. Lelitsrtitl
with crushed to death; when his lus-
chlne became unruly; sod struck s
toss less Ohstssu This": soon otter
spell-rt flown!
oilis‘lsil‘ i was- uriouny moN
ed. M. tot-ides, Oscsr Henson sud
H, Morin siAsAo dropped to the ground.
but were less seriously hurt- '
This morning word was received
thst n momentous hsd isllsn use!
Cherievillo. The identity of the pilot
.or the «tent of his Alluring love not
been loomed
L . Witt from “on.
Fresco.
satisfactory, soil unless there ere nn~
expected .mpilestisss his recovery
seems mused. ‘
Steven ot the contestants arrived
here yesterday sud eight others srrlw
ed this morning. in the tollovving or
der: Kimmerling. stutsu. Provost.i
1W vnmsleo. America. Bethlst. albeit.
Vlrrepet.
The wound stage oi the rsce is trom
Liege to Utrecht. itil) kilometres (130
miles). which will bring the success
tul ones a inlet of on: miles from Per-
ls “
Further details or the death of Leo.
dron have been received trom Chstesm
'i‘hierry. The svintor, who was but 38
years of age. wss dying at s height
estimated at 1.800 to 2.000 test over
the village of Epistles. Many persons
were watching his progress when sud-
denly they were horrified to use the
machine and uvistor enveloped in
homes. Then they heard u faint. re-
port. so oi an explosion. and the hsll
or lire pitched csrthwsrd turning over
and over so it tell. The machine wss
still burning when the wreckage drop-
bed into it who» held.
The are.» unusually boson is to-
eoVor ii course from Psrls to London
and return, As that distance oi nesriy
1.000 miles. . The prizes aggressive
8913.000.
whOYOU LIKE
ostmosi bresdthi‘rosh every day st
bender Buttery. All brand on sale
before noon. 'l‘sl. Elli.
tower oi. the state new. new
tread. loft South Norwich: only recent.
ly, leaving no word on to their '
notion.
her book to his bod And new
ell. . it is expected first lbw:
one then left it intention/lintf ‘
wits end the women left e MAWW .. ' ‘ .
ParleySiurpssEnlisieliSsrvices
k Sunder pl - ’ .
_ “if of block all! white silk clinched- to the
“ AA’ W or one crown is with white the
with. popularly placed plumes slid
WA but wherever the trimming Whether
’ flower-ii costlier-primates or plumes.
. : they. Are sited. “namely. and my sole.
. . with lingers nod gibbon.
illlllll illill unit
at the vine and Secured
ills Money ,
Tvro especially claret-salesmen sell-
ing Oriental goods have been about
Norwsllt recently and hove mode a
large number or sales snidog the prom
toent people at the town Their goods
' are oi the finest quality and never tail
to attract the eye oi a woman to whom
they are displayed Their dealings
with the people who were their cus-
tomers has been reported as toir and
square. but the seleemeo were not as
square with people of whom they Were
the customers ,
Ji‘hese salesmen tire up todste and
travel about in nnoutowohi‘le. While
in Norwallt they stopped iii‘the board.
lug hence in West, avenue, Norwelk.
it was necessary to have some work
done upon their machine end they gave
the job to Perley Bturges. who did con-
siderable work on the mschlne at his
garage.
Pure carelessness, it to said, caused
the men to dilemma! suddenlyoo Fri-
dsy night or only Saturday morning.
betore‘ settling their little account of
851 with Storm He reported the met.
ter and through the clitoris 0! Captain
Thomas Hunt. oi the Norwslk police
force. the men vrere located in Ridge-
tleid. Thlther' on Saturday afternoon
went Captain Hunt with Bturges in s
mohine oi the letter.
"We are so sorry that this has hop
period” was their greeting oi the local
men. sod Csptsin Hunt Asslted it they
mount lost this steep ppm: to be
then sully somehepdsd. 'l‘li
was .sissssc W; W
paid If. Buried in full hint with out n
mildew. Slob s little pill is 851 lied
«only entirely slipped their mtudI.
until it ms recalled by the police on
«I.
r t H .s we
. wiHsnd nightls tonight.
.vsltlmflm‘dm
_, st toillflwt
Molt W. Burr. od 87 MW
ovum; hulls est-row escape from Adar
loss or Whips noel" hillsides. this
Antonin. when he tell twelve toot imm
d Matron the cor walk at the Control
M store building. sustaining it so
Mir sprained snkle sud minor in-
luries. ,
Mr. Slur. who is s boss pointed.
wss' engsged in giving the building at
resell cost of paint. He won standing
on the thirteenth runs at the ladder
on the Wuhiugton street side or the
building. Without soy vrsmtng the
unlucky numbered rung broke under
his weight. musing him to not be
tween the lsdder to the eldewslk. tie
loaded on his toil tool. and the force
or his foil was such that his ankle
turned. spraining that member polio
telly.
Dr. L M. Allen happened to be pess-
lng in his automobile stud otter s so
pernctsi examination ssid thst no
bongo bod been broken. but met Mr.
Bum hint at bsdly sprainedisnkls. The
injured men we: nssistcd to the doc
cop’s mobile sod token to the loo
ter's cities. where the wounded raisin
her web 1mm Deter Mr fitim‘ was
token to his home. ‘
.. HIDE HAT GROWN.
Trimming lsrge lists in such at way
their the crown is consented to A style
thiit gslns fever, sort the Wnshlngton
‘ Bur. Flowers. plumes sud loops oi
ribbon are all used to hide the crown,
until in cleverly” is the trimming hein—
died lost the list door not took top
MW: .. :‘fA. .
on the thorn simple lists I huge how
Missionaries models his: novel“
cosh do» one see pistons one powers
or pl
stencil therein shown at but trimmed
. his» bridgspc‘rt. s. trolley one no in
the min- bdubnntsdiy shit seducing i!
Add ribbon, although eons»:
mu-
WIATHIEN FONIQABT
Fair tonight. sod Tdesdsy.
m
Saturday’s Amusement .Park
contest desalted in Score of '
ii to 6 tor Heine Team
lllllRlilS RE AllllllllillA
REEEAIA ARERRY A. A.
Msytlowers Score Nine lions,
While the Orioles Make Five
Technically. the game might have
been much better. but speaking from
the viewpoint ot a spectator. the con-
test between the Norwalks and Mt.
Vernons was all that could be united.
The home teem defeated the visitors
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
—ilsnd night is tonight. yes.
lllREE AARA IlWlE
ARARPA ARRESlER
emetic tum i. Lsilrigsn
Those excurslooises who compote
Hoboltso. yesterday. lending st Rotor:
Point, with the ides that they were
hitting the rest country where every-
thiog mt. did handsommcom
his» mm J. ransom midis be in
livid-cs sud would“ tint order we:
preserve st moon m
M end slam W00,
< in be ”Miami millet-s.
cane clung with Apia Pitch --Ples.sm
Club from Hoholosb. out! no sooner
hsd they reached the Point when they
msde their way tothe grove sod sten-
ed c three cud mouse some. Within
a few minutes 1 miniature Monte Ono
to game was in operstilon. Everything
went slong smoothly and excitement
waxed high until Constable Lsdtrlgan
put in on opposrsnce. The wily can
stable mode no disturbance. but WT
watching the men he srrested them
with the goods.
Slater and Pensions were brought
to 8mm: Nervolk and turned over to
the court ottlcisls. They were released
under handset 826 opleoe, sod much
to the delight at the othoiels. jumped
their bonds. returning to the New Job
soy haunts, where they can operate
their crooked some in blisstni peace
and immunity.
chilD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank the friends and
neighborsior their kindness in our be-
resvcmentmlso tor tiers! tributes.
“Millie rostrum L. PRESCOTT'B
CHILDREN.
OLIIIIT AllTll ABGIWEWT
lll EAST BlilllBEPllllT
' Mr. sud Mrs. Floyd J. Angeviue.
Mrs. Angevine, of Reed street, Add An
turner sud Mrs. George ii. Vosburgh.
ct Putnam avenue. figured in on onto
trolley accident. yesterdny stterooon.
in Bridgeport. which luckily tor oil per.
no concerned wss slight in every re
hpeot. The polity lied been to Bevin”
hock, New linen. when. they no on»
toyed it photo dinner. and cm lldtuttb
log to their home. iii- comm throat!
ed Mr. hogsviho'i smoldohlie.’ bomb
log the mud ‘gusrd semjy’ .
including the ladies. ' ‘
’i‘lie Incident was so slight mt in
prison mister the; ‘ y continued on
: the display.
. «sense this media
lion Visited stld Sixloaos oi
Liquor Secured
lllAlllP wit iiiiiuwuo V
Willi illi liiuiiu
Cases Are to Come qujNoxtAA
Ssturdsy Morning '
At 4 o‘clock Saturday afbemoon, AI
big touring car swung into New cit—A A
noon. bringing a halt-dosed slam poo
licemen. who had previously visit/ell
that quiet borough and scented film
eelv es that beside” its four licensed Mr *
(Continued ona‘enth Page) " A“ .
Wllillll’A l’llllll lRAAKS
The construction gong. under m
can hitched .i. Leech. «moonston-
tlcut Company. m at work. Bastards!
and yesterdsy urging the spool“;
truck ”at the Wilson Point totem
and very early completed the vv
i’l‘he trolley trash W
wtthlthe railroad maximums.
which will ensbis the {ion
Company to shut its «(W cps
down list the sittings mm at Wil-
son’s Point, thereby relieving lb. cot: _.
gentlest oi the Connecticut 0631M? '
burns“. v‘rhich has been such that the
omclsls Aime use no place in which so; . .
store the cars which ore not running; a
The trolley business in The Nose- -,
walks has increased to such an extent: , *
during the past few ydnrs. thsit Altai
capacity of M burns hits been macho A
ed and ithss been necessarytoieevo "‘ “
the cm outside on the tracks one
night The Advent of the big doublo
truck cars has also had much «to do
with this congestion, the one: chm ‘
telling up nearly twice as much room
as the smaller ones
By running the surplus cars down
these trucks, this congestion will be
relieved and a problem will be solvul
Which has been troubling the locsl ot-
tlclels more or less for sometime. ' .
The overhead work was MAM
sometime ego and so soon as the:
letting touches have been put on t
track construction. all will be rod!
for the occupancy o! the trsclcs lot
trolley cars.
SPIIIWOIIII Will. III!
FINEWDWKO TWIO W '
James File, the Patriotic lenses
of Ely avenue, whose fireworks
brntlou on Fourth oi duly hos. bee
old to halve no dlnpluy this you
Fits hes slivers inside “1°“
its Writ clip exhibition, studies
bailout. it“ win some in! tidy up
iiinrlbnldl build to render untold d _ J ‘
that billets someone stilt iii
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