Suite; in she when 1~ghut you’ll find _ -1‘ mighty uphill work. ” 11y HSYHHYH HY YIHY 1.1 [AH YYHYS MHHHYHH ~~ Thirty live Horses safely Removed by Employee, Firemen and Policd'men, But Thirteen Vehicles Were Burned tip, To- p'ether With Several Carlosds ol Hay. Grain and Straw ——Flamee Broke Out oi Second Story Extension at 4 D’cloclt, and Spread Very Rapidly HHHHIHHS HWHYH HY HEIRS. P. [H ummnu unmmuuum Several Firemen Were injured by ethic and Flames and Had to Have Services of Physlclaoml’houpht That Spontane- ous Combustion Started monstrous Fire ' Y M ‘ l’rompt work on the port of several employees, police ofllcers and the South Norwaik Fire Department. this morning at 4 o’clock, saved the lives of thirty-live horses, and resulted in the removal of n large number 0! ve- hicles. harnesses. etc. from the livery stable of A. Solmans. which was later practically destroyed by tire. The main stable buildings are lo- cated in the rear oi the Hotel Mahaclb emo. and are a part of the estates of theolate Mary .E. Hilliard. ham Most and nucleus ll. Raymnadry daughters oi‘ the late ’Budloy' P Trouble in Removing Horses. Charles W Seymour. or East Nor hummmm Hilary Bertha Hart Lost tits While Attemptlnptocatchliish The drowning or Mary Bertha Hart in the Blivormlno stream, near what is known as the Stone Bridge. caused a feeling of sadness in the community. last night. The fatality occurrod'ahout 6 o'clock. The child, only six years of age. with a younger brother, was play- ing about the old dam at the bridge. and was supposed to have been trying to catch some fish. when she roll into the water. tier screams and the cries of her little brother attracted utten tl‘ou at once . The mother ct thecblldren made ov- ory snort to get the girl out of tits water. as did also Henry ii‘. Lana. but could not do so. and it was a low minutes before Mr. Lane's son Herbert urrived on the scene and lumped into tho waterand carried the child ashore. Bile was- unconscious and never ro- ( overall. (lentil probably resulting very quickly, although every odors was . roads to resuscitate llor Medical Examiner S. H. Huntington was unmmoned and sure a verdict that death was caused by accidental drowlb int; The parents of the child are sir «Ind Mrs. Charles w. iisrt. and the rather is employed in the Norwatk iron iron Works Company‘s» factory in illouth Norwalk. Much sympathy is expressed for the bmaved parents. ‘ The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the home or her parents. The remains ’wili be interred in Riverside cemetery, lob. lowing the services at the house. w Al, the meeting or P. c. Intrusion" lmige. N. E. O. P.. which VIC MM. litili evening. arrangements were made tor holding a box mind on the neat meeting night. Wash—nor The bridge committee will hold all important guilds. t'riday. at tibial . a walk. the night man _in chains of the stable. was in th. Washington street. onlce playing with his pet dog “Jack." when he heard a suspicious crackling sound. lie looked out the .sldo door and noticed smoke and a slight volume of «demo pouring train the root or the extension ct the extreme osltorn and or the building; its shouted "an" as be rushed out. and started the work oi removingtbe harass. in this be was motes bytes-prim. mm 0. MW“ mm mm. Ju- awb I”! «am John 8.11“!- colds and J. Sorry Gibson. orsbsr i ”do-u— (Continusd on mighth Pass. 3 3 llisns‘cusol. ILIIII OFFIBEII The annual meeting ot the Norwsik High School Alumni Annotation was held last“ evening in the High School assembly hall, at which time the one era for the ensuing year were elected ‘and committees appointed The association has consecrated it- self this year to work towards provid- ing the High School with a suitable athlsuo‘ light. and to that and appoint- ed a committes._composed of Jay s. Buckley. chairman, and Cilitord Belts. to investigate and ucuro a suitable site for such a hold. The association apparently concurs with the general opinion that such a field is a necessity and its allorts along this line are commendable. The olnpars elected for the ensuing year were as follows: President—«John J. Dorsey. VlogaPrasidontv-Ksnnstb Colsburn. . Tmsurorwlay 8. Buckley. Recording fiscutary~lillss Dorothy Raymond. , Financial Thompson. Another committee was appointed to arrange tor an entertainment and to raise loads for the same. the com- ‘inittos being made up of Edwin 0. Austin. chairman. and Ullitord Bstts. who mating was well attended and was enthusiastic. and the outlook tor .tito annulus hose is pmmising. The next regular mating will be held in December. Bocrbtary—Mlss Halon nu. roles our» HAR’M'ORD. “pt. tar-What sn- W1muagibs mm or the no: But “materials abors t sidewalk. a. I. Fairmsn met a tragic ’doath this Mason. The staalua supporting hint books and he landed on the side at his "laid on the peace rm. Fsbmmwustysloscld. Reissu- vivsd by s wits. i g ‘ m Nor- walll "biotic “at live Death '1!!! WW King Elected Delegates to lion- vention in'ilew Orleans At the meeting at the executhe cone mlttee‘ot the lists Bankers' Associa- tion, which was held, yesterday attor- noon. at the Nor-walk Country Club. Oharlos E. Hoyt. secretary of the as- sociation and treasurer of the South Norwaik Trust Company. and Joseph H. Kins. president 0" the American Bank. of Hartford, were elected dolo- gates to represent the state ansocla~ tion at the annual convention of the American Bankers' association. which will be held in New Orleans. in No- vember. The meeting was a con nlai "one and a number or important matters were consider-"ed at some length by the members of the committee. Among these was the outline of the work to‘ ing the ensuing year. The matter of securing the exchange of Connecticut items through the New York Clearing House am the same basis as New Your checks are cleared in Connecticut was talked of and the committee determin- od‘io push this matter to a successful and speedy culmination Th. numerical system, which was recently introduced. was also brought up and those present reported that the system was being generally adopted by the Connecticut banks. The matter or the next annual inner log oi the stats association was brought an and it was voted to hold the anal session at New lsondon in ’ms The meeting cubs tie-mitten wso browser. Mas ‘l'lstila. which was one tit his best alo‘i‘ts. The gentleman present were morons in that! «pros- lions oi plate, for the guallty sad sar- vics or the meat. which the! cm to dine on... extent. Those present at the mauled wars Joseph ll. King. or the American Salk. Hartford: 0. ll. Brothwcll. c! the “lit Bridgdport National Bank; ii if Whipple. oi the Merchants' Natitmal Bank. of New Haven; 1‘. 8. 011!le lain, oi the New prltaln National, Bank; H. c. Lsthrop. of tho Windham National Bank. of Willlmantlc; W. H. Phelps. oi the iiurlbutt Nation! Bank. of Win-tad. and Charles I. Hoyt. oi the South Norwalk Trust Company. ‘or South Norwalk. HHISHlHliYYHH HHYHYYHH Iii HY HYYIYYH Milli Attorney lsltn i. wear Ball is o‘- Busy Willi Plan is lisvs Vote Tattoo Although but little is heard about the town on the coasqlidstleu anes- lion yst that it has not been W from the minds of tilt)" littoral“! II the movement by other likbel'iallt sub- iscts. is apparent. tor it now Inseam. that the matter is soon to be reused. This was so stated this moral“. Attorney John J Walsh. who was one at the most energetic biolubers oi the consolidation committee which hold a number oi meeting a while ago. is preparing to lrdlnch the sub loot. it reports be true. within this month. To obtain a vote upon the inatter as to the sentiment oi the voters at the town. Mr Walsh is centering his adores to get the question In the call tor tho coming election. Idsny Norwaiiters are oi the opinion that bad the consolidation vote been. taken along with the bridge election held on Monday, it would have paso od. Sectional tooling was certainly 1 put aside when the bridge and part were the oldest! of the dpaoia cloth lion. and it is thought by some that the consolidation would" have been tame equally with it. ~00! lfldAD . sales. cookies and biscuits will please "7. lihsrles‘E. Hoyt and touch it. ‘ be carried on by the association dur- - “Abrams-road by" Falrilelli covey alauwilt Be slonalMioi mmmumh 1 mmmmhmn Hours oi mes Viiil tie it:- vestlosted by Winston The now congressional districts or the state are as tollcws: 1 District 1mm duality. District Ema! London. Wham. Toitnnd and- sidelines “counties. District 3-'l‘owns oi Obs-hire. tier!- den. Wallingtord. Bctltnny. Handel). North Havoc. North matured. Gull- wobubueo on disturb Pass.) 1 liiillillltll ‘x 1-! llamas Wt. who «cisterns at- Iks' botaiahst slant. tats Mg? so Mad is w the keynote at the door and saw Wrim isms across the bad. Aladdsr wassscursd and as sa- m to tho room gained through a 1w . 'Wt'ldktwasdosd with a bailsthola basket his right car and s‘ss'oallbor revolver w'aa by his side. its had been dead tor asssrsi henna-d prob- ably flrad‘ tho his! shot during the night as no one seems to have board it. “PM.“ to Have lisp-d Wright ilrst came into prominence the am ot the week when complaint wad male to the Hartford police by Richard l‘obortsoa. or Ilinsbury, tor he had run oil with Elisabeth Chm bars. it years old. who was employed in tho Robertson household. to Button! and kind an'automoblio. went to Bisssbsry and secured toast?! and than was driven back to names. wissashsisdttbsnotoniobilspdtsok a troll» can treat that time until yesterday tits police were unaware oi his whoresboutd. ' GM H“ .000 Ill Troll“. Wrisht took the girl trout tiartlord to Manchester. where he tell her with a sister whlis ha want to the bears oi ytrlsnda The mm llrl ts OI od- phan and was also tram a boils la Warehouse Point by Robertson Wright. scanning. to the stdry told on his arrival in Nanohsster. took tile because its Jim she was unkilidly treated. and an examination by the closed black and blue marks and bruis- es on her body which sis said had been indicted by her employers and Wright. it is ulddrstood. worried cm the prominence given the matter and1tlls last that log was alleged to have clotted with the dirt and is sup- posod to have become desponden't and wishing to and it all. took his his. ‘ lie was 80 years old and single. ‘ W «run. Hill! titan? oil DAY. lepasssngor tncrtaacar. limousine and whom its worked as a farm hand. that. As was (blind out later. Wrinbt wont 1 it was discovered yesterday that 1 girl away trout tits 1139mm W authorities oi the girl yesterday dis») the oiliclals would not send her back. ' :hmmuuu W Hill! YH HYHYYH Absent stirrer oi Patrick re. hey licoursd ‘ln Barton the latter lies llsthlnp to Say The police olllclsis in Barton are up in arms at the attitude which their claim has been shown: by the Stam- tbo alleged murdered 0! Patrick Fa- ltoy. claiming that Holder should have been turned over to them a "streak ago and holding that all their demands tor the person oi the accused have been ignored. in an interview with one oi the Da- rien omcisls. yesterday alternoon. a Sentinel reporter 'igéiarlnod that Mr. Policy was a root out or the town oi Dorian and that the crime was com. mired within the limits of that town. The oillclal stated that Barton wished the body of the accused iii order that the preliminary hearing might be held in Dorian where the man could he proves either guilty or not guilty oi |probable cause and it the tumor pro- vatlod. the matter passed up to the nighsroourts by Darion omclsia. it appears that when the murder was committed the Stamiord police were nottdnd and the department in:- insdistoly dispatched its clitoors to the scans of the crime. They worked out- ttis case and succeeded in appraheild- tag Holder.'wbo was accused oi the coined. instead ct turning tits prison or over to the Darian oilcials the Itamlord authorities kept hint in that place and Coroner Cillord E Wilson held his innusat than. The Dorian ot- joists claim that this. Mid bonito» hellish-MW Militias- ’ “first. ,,,,, “ nasitmqaaaakrpr W- IMM «Maintenance of- trials. SOUTH Mmiwaodofl. 18.- «Icon Mike results! motioned Wabash hemmemm.-wsemm wasuaflstiomnnaswar-mmwmtbsflta-m accused”. but his demands were robin“ «ad. indium mansersnstabls .mlbltknadsfis demands upon mkmammunrum insulin nonmetal“ talism- tordwltktbo cam-muonsvsrydsy lsatwsskbntoao. Camryooeaaioa' be was refused and on the last ones- stoahswastoiddatlythathsoould not have the prisoner. is was understood that tho Senator-d olclals wore to go to the Criminal Superior Court. yesterday afternoon. and attempt to scours a basalt war-1 rant. permitting them to take iisldsr directly to thanridgaport bar. where tn. preliminary hearing could be bold ‘i‘ito Dar-ins oldoials are up in arses up for ridicule before the it etc state which they bitterly resent! ' Yesterday. they had not decided they seamed determined on got the body at fielder and hold the trial in Dalton. can artistes , ' srmsr triti- 1 W OA‘TANIA.‘ stony. sect. ill-«rite eruption ot Haunt Dion is assuming tho ammonia at a real closeout?» lava stream.- whose path. crosses the railway line circling the volcano. is approaching the railway stations to the aortic and especially threatening the depots at Mold and Alcantsra. which wars abandoned today. [quads or laborers were at work to- day taking up the railroad trackaaud tempting all transportable malarial to places or satsty with the idea or mini attains the losses. pears to be ill a stats at abolition. as exact count oi tbs number of dssul'aa it impossible became or the stacks. which shrouds the whole mountain. '1'st rarity oi the eruption er Hount ‘1 on. is illdlcatad by tile sbsbdouauia oi the railroad room you. Try them Banner battery. not 1' _ lord Metals in holding Joseph Holder. ~ and claim. what 00‘“. W Would follow but Tito «fours chest or flaunt liltn‘s so. but there seemed to be *moio‘than. thirty openings all belching anions and.’ tau ‘ forsake} aiman. we cover him to be a but nobody could find 1 it out in his prosperity. f r-rLI Bmycrc.‘ 1.1 waterless roaaeas'r Fair tennis! and Thursday: cost. will its Willi" lililii Voters at the ddhurneli Town fleetlnp MOM ROM and ' Discharge Members luummut ~lmmmm Adjournment Taken Until Well- nesday Evening, Howls The legislative committee on the new“1Vt1'ashin_gton street bridge was discharged last evening at the ad loomed town meeting on the bridge questionaud the report of the com- inltteo accepted. There were but about twentyanvo voters present and the meeting was a short one. There being nothing further re- maining for the town meeting to so- the meeting adjourned to meet again Wednesday evening. November 15th. Moderator John 8. Seymour cath the meeting to order shortly after 8 o‘clock. . Thomas I Raymond moved that when the meeting mourn. it silicon to Wednesday cranial. W rm at 1 o‘clock. M wan vomit. mumeWss'W ‘andaskodtbstalesrlisa'esautaaos the committee be discharged. John J Hinton moved on: in to: post he acospasd. «cordon by tip town clerk. and the committee be did- We Ir. Walsh asked an amoadrnont, to the “elect that the town cld‘k sand a oer-tiled copycttbuonorttothossc— notary of stars. which was granted. the motion corded. mm W acted if the brimmilssgivsalnthsroportwss abortions copy. hlr Walsh are it "diet and that it was taken trout a local newspaper. Ir. Walsh moved that the town clerk compiro the bill and make any necessary conncdons in the same he- i‘oro torwarding the report to the sec rotary oi Stats. sir. 1W1! asked it it would not. port oi the committee and have the clarkssndaeortilsdoopy tothaasc rotary 0! Stats. lodsrator Seymour explained that the mound conned the matter I". Walsh's moan was carriod. "Ll musics If NILIIII DENT Patrick Goidrlck. as sand inmate ot the town tarts. was acmowhat serious» ly tainted yesterday afternoon at s: so o'cloc when he stua’tblsd oil the top step c the long night oi stairs at the Renal!“ railroad depot. and tail to the bottom. a. ionraash was lndlctsd in the man's lsit sJObrow. over the eye but did not lattice the same to any great extent. and the man’s nose waa‘ broken. Dr. William s. Burnett responded to the call and by the time he arrived Station Agent Reward World bad «pick- on Goidrlck up and carried him up stairs again. tiara its was t‘dli‘lpbrar- lly attended and the loss has taboo ”to the physician's ones in we» sys- our. waste: ills noes was roast Mm iniilriss unsalted tit; submit lilo man had a bottle oi medium In his this when it brobe. his injuries coming from his contact with the stairs on tho way herein. 1 « Di!” human atom this morning that thing new within compilsh. the bridge construction com-3 mittee now being the important one.‘ ammnr‘Wl-sflsomsyo ‘ “ be a simple matter to accept the rs- . pocket at the time, he was not out’ by . j lotus toasts hand may distal-H W 1 Y :1 but. that Who initial; rW... m1 . Two coals“ llllllt ll HIE SiHillli IS litiillll Dr. Bumhart Explains Satisface HY; torily Some itisundersiandtog' ' liver Examinations V smumnmu' wuumumr Selectmen wni include it in the P (tallies Animal Election m The reports oi the secretary and the , acting school visitors were submltoad 1 and accepted at the special meeting or the board of school visitors. which you held last evening in the Norwalk high school building. Among other things was the straight- ening out of several alleged irregular- 1 *7"? (Continued. on Second Page.) YYHHY Hilli PllHYH or the ant one to come . 1 sands last evening by he person la the Connaoflciit Tm 11 right in the midst or the W. called tssfimss’ awe-1o. mod . were stretched across the road way » andr it would have been serious it an sntomobilist had not seen the plank! until too late. The first car to pass the spot-altar the rails had been placed in position 'was C 8467. This car is rumored as bepnglng to Royal L. Bounty. at Standout. it contained two men and two women and the car was prweod- ing slowly. which is probably all that. saved the occupants (tom being thrown into the swamp as their mach- lias would have struck tho obstruction is such a way as to msks'lt turn turtle. They were able to distinguish the plants some distance ahead bo- caasa or their good “(bland they, stopped. bolero coming to Norw‘al! and removed the planks. throwing them into the “much." The autclsta reported the matter no 1 Captain Thomas Hunt.about 9 o'clock and Mt with them as further avi- ‘1 doses of some dastardly trick, sava- ‘ al ism shoots of card board wtfi tacks sticking up through them to the ionstil of an inch and a ball Titan‘s .wers placed in the road about at ill. some point as the planks and the pan- pio picked them up. captain Hunt notified Deputy sharia John H. Blake oi Not-walk. who wan taken. to the scans in W. a. Unbois‘l automobile. accompanied by two other Ilsa. They tcund no traces oi the cub!“ prlts. but found a saw hot-so just at the side of the road which looks so though it had been used in the read recently for the same purpose as the will. This is not tbs first time that such things have occurred and Dquty but». ill! bland is coins to knob all are on what loss on about that lilacs hadd- altar. Ji trill no hard with am 1 that in mm in connection with this sort or admtnre The work was probably that or boys. but whomever it was. they had batter keep a weather eye tit unless the? wished to be new in authorities;
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