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Senator Jeremiah Donovan States That Legislature Will Permit
it to be Voted on Later by Each Section Interested Sep-
arately, and it One is Opposed it Will Fail
FASF NiiRWilli FIRF [ilSFRIBF IS GWEN USF
flF FRIAVNBFIFAR PIFBF 0F [Mill Hill PARK?
Villiii’S FifiFill FIFR.
illiiillll Bill. BURNS
Loss Estimated at $250,000 and
Fire Started at Clots oi
oi Vaudeville Show
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. March 30,——
i'oung'e Ocean Pier, one of the his foe-
turns along the not front of thin tre-
sort was destroyed by fire early today.
Ont of the firemen who fell through
a roof was injured.
The pier was about 2,500 feet long.
The whole otructllre. with the excep-
tion of about 150 feet tilt the shore end.
was completely destroyed. ’l‘holoea is
estimated at :2 50 000 and is only purl-
Part of Evereley Avenue, Outside City of Norwaik Limits. is mom or rm.- muuy holela m the vi
Accepted for Highway Purposes
At the special town meeting last
night, Gencrni Russell Frost wns r1105.
on moderator. lie spoke of the. illv
lenduucu at the Illecllnt; as evidencing
the interest, in the affairs of the nut-
nlclpalltyv Attorney \‘l‘nlsb present
ed the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Selectmen lire
authorized and instructed to give a
deed to the East, Norwulk Fire dis-
trict free of all
London piece of property
deeded to the district by the town, in
Nob—«102, Page 751 of the land records.
The, resolution
adopted.
Wits unanimously
restrictions of the '
heretofore
'l‘hnt part or lilcrelev street lying
outside the limits of the City of Not"
walk, was, by a unanimous vote, no
(opted up it part of the town' at high' ‘n vaudeville pl'rlorlluuuo in the. their land it was voted w advert“: to, Mill,
Vltil}s, nllcl Luster [ly,utt
who owns
VHprtlpt-lt,‘ ill the street, hlld explained
the situation nod utter Town Engin-
(er (‘hlll‘lt‘s N. Wood had made thanmm “n.1,"... or mound “mm 'coet of «contraction toa point within
motion and added h FE“ definite par
tlcuiurs
(hillililill Sunltz introduced the fol the cage and thou the land breeze!“ practic'uliy the tune no the hut; before I" the miners “III! "310"" l
rurricd it out. toward the eon. ThoF“t °F plunn eel faith, with "‘9 ox- E'mk'
Reunited. By the V‘Olt‘ls of the to“ ll howling an”. pavilion and shutting «option of the tower, Which has been expexted met greater numbers will re", ‘
01' Nllrllfllk ill 7‘0““ "it"“nfi duly rink wercnltuckcd end then thetlnmce climluutcd
low lllg lceolutlon:
(continued on VVlillghch l’exe.)
ililiil nut
is l lullm
lien liabilities of 518,378 and
Assets olSfibl .Bbalncludese
Board 3m of $543. 45
. HARTFORD, March 30. ——Colouel
Gilbert L. Fitch. on insurance oxem
of Stamford yeaterday tiled Vn petition
in bankruptcy. He has ,18376 no
, secured liabilities And assets of
. 1351 till. 0‘! the letter he has 85 in
, cash and outstanding debt: of $346.66.
One of the item in his liabilities is a
, board bill of $843.45. Tile greater
w bulk of his liabilities, however, in for
loans. .
Colonel Fitch is in command of the
of the Spanish -Americsm war. Some
, military organizations:
; Military Order of Foreign Wars,
j 519; Military and Naval Order
Sponlnh War Veterans, $12; Ulilted
Blithe Infantry association. $4.
, the Military Service institute. $6.
thin Oscar L. Brudlev of Meriden
interest at the time.
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V "vellum filiE
steam coullle
lore Commissioner William Thomp-
we of Noun/elk stated this morning
lint he hen received word from the
'ltit‘ld'nn Llli‘l‘u'nce Fire Engine Com-
pull: of Elmira, N. Y.. to the effect
thot the Norwalk fire engine was ship-
.mln' ”hot place on March 27th.
Wind to arrive in Norwelk
on Wedhendny of next week.
” hhl‘n hove not been many times
l
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of his debt: are for dues to various-
iiiililll lulu V
"Vllliill lll
lined Spatially Stale Officers
, and Fine Drill Were Features
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Lincoln Council, No. 1. Order of
. United American Mechanics. celebrat-
ed its thirty-ninth annivernery“ loaf
evening in Mystic Chain Hell in omit
appropriate and enthusluetlc manner
The lodge which is in o prosperous
condition. woe at its bent loot tripling
The members come out in force. deter»
nulued to make the occasion one worth
while and from oil docounte they ouc
ceeded odmllebly.
There was speaking by home of the
visitors and an unusually line drill by
,the members of Lincoln Council de~
‘, COB-5t artillery 00198 and is a \CIGI'RIIFSIQQ t6”) An unusual” 800d 1mm
of entertainment was provided and
then came the‘dnncing in which all
present 'perticlpwted. lierfeehuéntn
were also served and ooneumed with
of‘ relish
The lumrem of the evening was an
and follows:
Opening address—John [. Tyler.
1 Colonel Fitch was a member of the‘ Selection—Mandolin Club.
I, court martial board or the late Chi" Vocal solo-«Alfred C. Kreemer.
in Reading—w Q Merl-loin
1900, which one created considerable Plano duet~F. H. Mend and A. T.
Merriam.
Vocal cam-Leroy C. Wood.
Address—Dr. A. J. Cutting, of Gouth.
Good of the Order.
Selection-«Mandolin Club:
Lincoln Colman ohm Team Drill.
conuistlnx of 17 unllfonndd men
Addreu by the oxalate notional rep-
rmntutlve Attorney ill. L. Jacobs.
of New Haven ‘
ENTERTAINED AT Blunt“.
lire. William E. Metthown entertoim
ed rnumher of feiendn ot bridle yon
tcrdey afternoon at her home in Went
street. After the ilrnt not of any»
‘the lad-lee enjoyed on i not
After thin time ploy wot, re
oi the conclusion of the con
followih: word W who."
Mro. floor“ I". M. it“;
r. Mention ileum. m
taxicab. , llanl.‘
V'rllv vim“ W low nliiovvl out
* . * ' admin n'ntilltotnd ot
tom vliu man,
‘ lied Order of the Golden Crone, gm
half an hour, dill-lute which time the " _' 3
guests enjoyed deliciouu retrenhnieniln. . .V. _ ,
Eugene J. O‘Connell mold?
l) covered by memento.
The fire was. one of the moist upoc»
luculur ill this city in years and creel;
Fed tremendous exotlolllent among the
Fruinity Fortunately the wind was off
lshorc which prevented the demon
Ifrom creeping toward the board woik
Fund spreading to the big llotclu along
the ocean front
F
The demos were dittovcu‘ed shortly
Waiter midnight. or about an hour nfterF
' tr. on the pier come to a clone 1‘ he
glire etttrtod in one of the drmingi
room and was probably conned by ll.
'li-v 'ht \vima. Before tho watchman
could hound an attain: the tire upload to
spread to the marine boll room. WhileF
Fthe demon were traveling toward the
Bill iii
Pills lili-
iPRiliiil
South Norwailt Councilmen to
Advertise to April 15 for Bids
for $40,000 Structure
illiilil iii illilil
lllilliilill ii llllllln
Property Owners libiechlaik
of to Minute Headway
The new city hull plane and specitlv
cations were approved by on south
Non. elk Board of Councilmen. at their
adjourned meeting held luv evening.
which will be received up to had on
April to. The new plan: out! speeldv
tullone are designed to reduce the
the. spec tiled amount of slowooo The
with will?
lliili Ln luv lill
Leaders Are Advising the lien to
Return to Work as Soon
as Possible
LONDON. March 30.-~Althouglt the
first votes taken nmong the miners of
lioucllehlro on the question: "Are
you in favor of resuming work pcni
in; the settlement of the minimum
role of women in the verioau gradeem by
the district boards to be appointed
under the coal minorll' minimum voile
not?" allow that a majority of the
men they: are opposed to returning to
work until the district bourdgl have
fixed the minimum wages, there are
indications throughout the rest or
the country which show on increasing
desire of the minors to return to the
pltll.
"illere is considerable reluctance,
however. anz the colilern to take
any definite ntep until the result of.
ubout which there seems to be little
doubt its definitely known.
Practically all the leaders of the
men are advising the minute that no
think willful gained by remaining out.:
This udvite must have had an effect
on the result of the bullet.
The toll returnn of the balloting will
not be ohlcinlli announced until April'
l the ballot of the whole of the mlneraF
BISHUP J. W. Hiiiliiilll’s B
l
interim centered at yollterduy
I‘moruing's session of the New York
‘Ennt Conference in the Nostrand Ave-
inue M, E Church Brooklyn. in the
election of ministerial delegates to the
Ftlenernl Conference, which“ opens in
Minneapolis, Minn, on Wednesday
morning. Ms) 1. Another feature of
interest we the admission of eight
tom: of the pronoun! new building will i and it will probably be after master;- 3’0““3 “‘9“ to M] imi‘mbel‘hip in ”'0
The ”momma: cone
ntruction has "also been done owny
with.
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From now on. however. it is
F sumo. each they
strike pay woe mode yentnrdey byI
Feud of the pier, the a... ”m The fillillitwtiflll of tho (tourmaline; thone column which had anything left
throushout the theatre end the dro-
men work.” to prevent the llama
horn would“ the boordwnlk.
in the m. theme! ”Vi
~erolbotolowoknnomh nudlolthn
neorb W M. were buoy setting
their With blather“. Some
the more timid mode truly denatured.
but they returned when they
theJirtnlen bed the dome- ‘wnll mluF
hand
anit. the firemen were holding the;
flames at the loud end of the pier. tbeF
Vere ill. the other end upldly nomad
before the wind end continued ion way
until the dell note were ruched no. the
end of ttbe structure. During the pro;
recs of the fire nix firemen were in-
Fiured.
I The Arc who under control at 2 a.
Fm. The pier nice; with Younk’e Ho-
ital. at Tennessee avenue and the
boardwalk. recently punsbd into the
control of H. E. Stevens. Jr., of New
York. The price paid is sold to hove
been sl,ood‘.ooo.V
south or out
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Old Well Commolldery, N053“, Un-
u very pleasant entertainment and no-
clel int night in P. 0. S. of A. ball.
After the entertoinment, there wot
a clipping social, which furnished
plenty of fun for everybody. Then
there wen iv grand nutrclt lend by No-
ble Commander. Whiter Wyeth, and
Ms. Rose McCoilouflu There were
thirty-live couples in the mill-ch. V
‘ ice cream and coke were urved oil
the euenlng‘ and dancing lonted” until
12 o'clock. When the allotr broke up
everyone who netting when the neitt
one would be, as they had all enjoy-
ed it very much
Hartford was present. out! me no3
ernl oppllonlloou. Thorn will Ni
AprilV bill ”
. ‘, Witch leive from a
' ring, “wan token in
View Police Mellon
on. xin'nton’n oopturn wnn
lilo lporleverouce of William
,5,th I have boy who followed it“
trim wvvtporl to elemlord on n lbi~
Bloom tald Phlieemon Mo-
unit-club: sud 'an by until. a
no uhlntly pollen hadquemrnt”.
WELL GDIIAIFDEIV ‘
Orsanlalnr Deputy In. N.‘ Home. Ft! .
clone mutton. u‘t‘V the but mention. VV
Mellon, the then bud enoupnd tron o ‘
little union. unneeded Benton l0 :1
Company for laminate: to mail 3.
turnout in South Minimum our
on n bounce and option The
mom Gum *W. m or-
(Gallium OI *F‘il‘th Pun.)
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STREET WIIISSIOIEI
nlflll'l'fll TI "Sill
it in reported toduy tho: on loudly
night Street Commissioner 0. lrvtus
Brlnxton. of Woman amen. will “no
Illn MI poiitiou. “rho oommlulounr
in non-communicative Vevery'tllne op-
pmuehnd upon the question. but he
hon ovoid thotho will rents-n when the
ponttlou interferes with hlvV contract.-
iug businm. .
it no reported that former
00m-‘
tor the ponilion. He admitted that he
bod been asked if he would accept it:
Bylnston. but sold: “1 would not tokeV
it, for l have u better bouillon with'
the John Hancock lnnurenoe Com-I
“fly I!
Several of the councilman were
seen this morniux. end while they had
heard the rumor. none w0uld commit
himnelf to any anything dohnlte about
it One dill nay that he does not be-
have the rel-ignition will come Mon~
any night. however.
Another councilman void that the
whom will" be to employ o faremnn
will let clean. and if he molten good:
he will be condoned on Mr. Byihnon'v
nor will be. the councilman cold thatF
there in Invent contractors under
oonoiddrhtiull.
. ”aha-ow
. ”an Mollie omen.
livery Snturdoy evening. Red Men'e
lull. Adm lilo. Sveo'n Quotient".
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FRIDAY MTIRNOON cLUI.
Mrs. John A. Hamilton Intortnlnnd
the Members Yesterday.
The Friday Altemoou Club met with
Mrn. John A. Retention nod prevented
the following prompt: ,
llollnud- in Blonv‘om Time.
‘ Min. undermined.
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The Black Tulip. ,V I I
lfiu, rim
Hominy nod Irv-vim.
.. M" Moon Jennings
can on Audit“ piece of meeting
N MW ”W.
MIELFNIIV OPININO. ‘
n
in the event of the resignation of Mr ,
ghoulish! comet thvlev till!!!“ 2
no dintrlbutn.
North Wales. Wemlnklhlvn. Cumber-
lone. Senior-ct nun ‘ lull .
haunted their Midi " ”luck ind
whit. little they won obi. to poy outI
bonito.
The total coat of the strike to the
mlnnrn‘ unloun to title hen been :5.-
”turned the balance loft in the
union mm now omonnts to only.
34,760,000. moot of which in invented
in rewritten which will not bring in
their full volue. under aforoed vale.
Bouillon the total spent by the min-
ern' unions. the emulation can
elected with other trade: hove dlntrlb.
uted. early :2. 500,000 in out of work
F benedtn to their members
I While the majority of trode union
into and the miner: can therefore look
minioner Edward F Dun. I". .1“ng forward without much worry to an. i
other ten doye’ idleness, this in unit,
the cone with hundreds of mounds
of others who hove been thrown out
of work by the ntrike.
it will be months before the indus-
trier of the United Kingdom reeume
their normal proportions. and before
the men can make up their immense
‘loneee
F The railway: gave notice today that
Fiboy will accept only food and fuel
inupplien u frolxht and this will on-
Fable them to out down their service:
to the minimum.
The all: nuppilen of Blrrmlnxhnm
good Vnome or the other big cities ore
V
for two or three woolen to see how no '10" W“! mm M "'0 “00"! 0‘
cool hold in mom by the one oom-
panlen are fut dimlnlnhing and there
shone-nor. Alked whom the auocenvf in come daubt when new nuppllen will‘of Mr and hire. Harry B. Waterbury
be nvolloble.
The Admit-oily hon learned at lesion
in; out the pious for immense oil and
cool mullet docile oi: the new novel
bone at Myth in Scotland.
The royal ell-nut wnn‘ given to the
'lilnlmmn We” bill at noonpenter—
d"- . .,
. own so.
“What. is thin?" » exclaimed n visit-
or to Cornegie luvtltute. "A portrnit
of Dunner by hlinvelt. Seems a
queer ides for n with to point hln own
portrait." " '
.. "A good idea, however." declorod
luv bompuulon‘. "it in; the rum way
to hove the artist one the litter both
The fourth weekly distribution oi,
The ormmtlonv oi“
My on uneven from tnoim
hole the strike nnd bu begun worloF
null-lied. -+llxchnuin. found. however, en the little bout wen
W ninety .bllbblilll'onl‘ with life It [at
“PliNQV Mll-LINIRY DION-AW till loo-n VIl‘tll' hi6 hibtmllitioul.
V1.13. ‘
Irv. A. Amhhhdt. at South Help The lithlhotue deportluoni hon dip.
“to Smith Numb. , . . Wililvm Lilith. . at the
tonfereucc At the some time the lay
electoral conference was electing sev-
on men to General Conference. and
i file-hop John W Hamilton‘ a address to
lthem.
The attendance when the election
W5“
UGVEIVIE IEIOIBTIIM
‘5 I‘ .
A remonetnnco hoe been filed wit -
them-lo comma-loam must on
‘epjgflclkion nude by hire. times My
deli to transfu- her lieenne’m the
protein location to the Keogh building
on the triangle in“ Beovlew avenue.
[but Wuhlns'ton and Fort ctr-eels, and
n hearing will be held on the matter
Fan Monday morning at it o'clock be-
fore the oomrnineionern in the South
iNorwollt council dumber. in Wash-
lepton street. it is expected that oon~
‘ nidernble opponttlon to the proponed
Ichanxe will develop at this time. those
Foppoeed to the change having cent out
on urgent call .to all East Norwallt
people interested to be present at this
iheering.
The remonstrunce is brought on the
mounds that the place is not nuitnbie
for it saloon and that there e're al-
{only enough calcium in that tunnelli-
olocolity.
It became upper-ant this morning
that the Ludten' improvement Associa-
tion is vigorously opposing the cou-
Ftampleted transfer and on uppenl has,
.been sent out to all the members 01‘
Ithin ormimion to be precept at the
{council chamber at 1: 45 o‘clock on
Monday afternoon.
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WILL EXAMINE ,ooo's HEAD._
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Not Known. Whither Cherie. La-
croix'n Canine Hod aniline or Not.
Hurry Waterbury, the young can
of at Fort nutrient. was bitten lg the
right bend yontel'doy by n dog owned
by Chale- uoroix. of finwklns ova-F
mm. The dog which has been closed
up more or icon durluzpie winter see-
von. m relented yesterday and in his
hilarity mapped nt aeverol people and
trunk hie tom in a number of dose.
Mentor Waterbury wave token to n phy-
niolon and bin wounds «inherited.
do man on he had been informed or
the circumstoncen. MI. LeCrolx had
the do: killed. Mr. Wombury muted
the bond and delivered it to Dr Wile
linen J Trnonlr. who will horn it cent
to the out. mm‘. in Middletown to
one if the mine won whoring from
theivoblen. .It ln-not thoudhtl tilnt on
m ofthlndtendd‘lunaewlil be
i
. unlit. vi fnv‘v‘ am boon.
' ‘ ntotioit tor twenty.
.iilllul , t
ifliii INSURBFNIS wm
IN illiiil till lliiilllil
ll MilHilliiSi cullilll
liev. Dr. A. s. Kavanagh, Formerly of South Norwelk. -‘ '
104 to Rev. Dr. North‘s 93 Votes—Connecticut llell Among
Those Deacons Admitted to the denier-slice ‘
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Admonielles The Class to Stick to Fundamentals and No l
duipe in Sensational Preaching, Which Always Falls .,
iiiiii illilllF iii FHF
was going on was the largest?) , ‘
three days and the buzz in oh
the names 'whowed the cred : I
The lnelnlllerlvhlp of the confirm
announced by San-My Sanford
313, which gives the New York M
Conference seven ministerial out! not?
en lay delegated
Two ballots were token for ml, j_
lei delegates before the mornin K
clon adjourned. On the hut ballot.
were elected, 011. David C. W
James M. Buckley, 'l‘heodvdre 8. Km
WESTPORT March so-«lrove V
cent investigation on to the ct
stances eurrondlngthe death
Daniel Webster. the well kilo
port eculptor, which occurred
ei Hill, Tex. on March 19, "You!
fact that he did not die of
causes, but met death at his
bend. cutting his throot with o
knife. The deed was douewhllo
in his room. and is believed to
been the result of the strain of
work and deepondency over the
ore of a mine ‘ to produce on .r
no he had anticipated. Mr. were
moved to Texas. recently with ,
family and worked in a mine ‘
he had purchased besides nu
his work as a sculptor evenlnsn. V
failure of the mine topau outVto'
enticipuuone and the, overv‘vor W
thought to have temporarily “0M
his mind culminating in his d
by his own bond.
The new: of his suicide who no
eided shock to the oonuuunlt
knew him in Weetport. Audit.
hurdly be credited end: ‘th‘h‘
sympathy is felt for the
two children who vumvv ,
seemed one of the moot
and normal men it won the, ill,
of towhamen to meet. on "
death was untrereelly route
chute of hill pmnpectn, the
it come as it did molten it.
end. it. Dnulel Wobbler wan,
e man to have passed herons
GNlt Divide so young and non
knew him will believe hin
commuted durinu any but u
when his buoyult opirlt won
unbearably deprenned. end hit;
out, mind clouded.
to on unless we enjoy it. Mr. -
don'a not, however, recommnn
be eluttolln. . no my: the lone W
lilo more m we nhnll M ,. ,.
principle is that, if we sat llttld
shell one much And the V V
food, neithenllount.ln,ntter .. . “
lure of it.
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