Inqusst on Data to be honoured tater
Daroner John J. Photon nonlinuod
this investigatiou yesterday into the
wreck of the Boston express stWSqu
gatuclt last Thursday and utter hears
ing tour witnesses stated that. he- Ions
* through with the Investigation tor the
day and today he would go to New
York to attend the public hearing-I tutti
is Ibo-lug held at the Waldort Astoria.
hotel; it is Coroner Phelan' 3 opinion
th: It a couple at more, hearings will on.-
ahle him to get all the evidence of tool
and he will announce later when those
hearings are to be held.
After the inquest began yesterday
had adjourned Coroner Phelan asked
the newspapermen who were present
to mention that he would Welcome ev-
ermne who thinks they may inn e some
material evidence with which to assist
the coroner, and he invites «them to
come forward with it. He wants the
cooperation of the public In his inves-
tlgutiou and will take any mini-mutton
which may prove valuable to him in his
present work. "' .
.Election interferes. ~
lust before the adjournment Coro-
ner Phelsn called the name 0! John
Sullivan of Westport, who lives in a’
house“ opposite the scene of the wreck.
but one oi the Westport witnesses who
was present tutor-med «the coroner that
an election was being held in Westport
yesterday and lMI. Sullivan could not
be present at the hearing _
“it's the town at Westport against
the state oi Connecticut,” said Coro
nor IPhelan, “and today the town oft
Mestport is supreme " ’Tho names ot
a few men were mentioned by some of
the witnesses today" and they will be
brought. before the coronal to give
their stories.
Water inuuiflclont.
Coroner Phelun paid much attention
to the questioning oi witnesses regard-
ing the amount or water at hand to he
used on the tire which broke out otter
the train was wrecked and also about
how the tire extinguishers worked. and
he asked Charles Kaiser, alveowort
carpenter, what effect I'good stream of
other would have had upon putting out
the tire.
“It there had been a good Itream of
Motor,“ .IIId Mr. Kaiser “it would have
iIIIL’ out the fire." To this Coroner Phe
inn smiled and remarked “Good ” The
'Wi‘tlletiti said that there on very little
water dead In extinguishing the flames
Joseph Morton, who has been post
muster llt Saussure]. for the. mast three
I yours, in conversing about the matter
ct water before he testified before the
ooronor. said flat. the water supply wuu
imiuiiloiout mi» not up to the standard
out) that the people of the town were
unopened In not so poundu pressure Ind
It the prmum hint Thursday had boon
:zitcr tools lives mirht have no. sav-
llml tam tutor.
air. Morton hid am he on not in
tho whom It tho rim or the wreck
out was in til min cane, I too doors
may and he didn't not!» the atomic.
11o helped: m Ind Woman out at the
Ito-cud our. Tho times. he Mind.
were playing not» on tho «no: but he
on no or. apparatus of tho ““3““
company Ho hunt no mam its
my huIy tailing onto or «to, with. L
m 3w omit in» into Ilium tho
tor; Inuit Ind ptuhi“
panting which Will ’ LL”
Imus It Walnut
“In WM till i _
out. Pustniaalor Morton stated this Mr.
B‘ritto had been tattoo to the Nowell;
Hospital uniforms With typhoid lever 1’
and o thought it thus mink to hard
5L ‘30 stated, and whoops said that theyI old
Iwithhim.»
John Doollux a carpenter or West!
port nus another witness and trout . g
his testimony no and Charles Kaiser »' ' '
LPlllhé have entirely cured mo ct gelatin
rheumatism caused by uric sold in my
blood;
blank spooks that were oontlnusill'
hetone my eyes. ;I am only too sum to
any It good word for Foley Kidney
were obout the drill on the acting other
the wreck occurred lie and Raise were
on their way homo from work and
when near the mm he said that he
and Kaiser mod talking! and were
about 16 test from the track He saw
the exproso coming towards them and
thought the engine acted queoriy fills
and Kaiser attuned to get out ot the
way and ran 50 or to loot across lots
and then some The next thing he
know he’ heard a big noise and saw the
tender leave the tracks
flutter he noticed Ia woman standing
on‘ the. engine Inquiring about her husa
band. "My God, my husband LII in
there. grave him." She, asid. Kuioor
Iwent through a window in the parlor
car which was clean to the engine and
pushed a man through weighing about
300 pounds out at the window Booting
Ihelped to pull the man uplonno the em
glue and later he was placed upon the
ground. Someone asked where the en-
gineer was and the names were dying
upwards from the hunting car He
heard cries and tried to get Inside to
save the lives or the passengers and tin-
ally he heard the cried die wily. Ho
helped to set a negro porter out at the
car.
He said the front at the parlor car
was jammed up against the firebox or
the engine and the tender had become
loosened from the engine. Speaking
about fire extinguishers Coroner PhoI
lion inquired of the witness it he saw
any poisons with fire extinguishers and
he replied that he did.
"Did they know how to use them?"
staged the coroner
”i think so." replied Dooliux.
“Do you know new to uoo them I" in-
quired the coroner.
" l certainly do." said the witness.
The latter Ioid ho thouzht the our
tlnguiehers were taken from the tnln.
That the extinsiithor. rm nautical.
Iy ml... was the opinion or the wit»
has. who eluted hint there rm only I
drop or two of water In ”no at the
tank find it didn‘t how. "i In men
using the extinguishers In the right
way» and they Milled to lion" aid DOO-
lint! n linear testified that he saw the
engine cm the hridso right. side up.
then tollowod u cloud of vmr hid he
could not tell whether than will In ex-
plosion. The who want so or :0
tool and than wont down on her side "
"Did you look II. the Italian" III
on Coroner Photon. .
"No" Implied the Milton, “I wont.
to help the noon " .;
l Ipoollng Bold ho did not lotto mm
W how much "tor VII gloom! tilt tho
lire. die outed tint. the casino our
III-wins mm had hit but mouths .;
brim Ill mist. no on it. out tun ‘
car than III-or. the trim down. no
silo hoturuoa lithium!“ pup ._
i‘hoiflin olooill
Ill“ 'IUD 1"“ hi Ml! filflL
”a
IoIph Smith. at 497 Prospect place, and
“I picked up an extinguihssr,” Kaiser
power. . .. “
Councilman Mathor reported on the
removal 0i live trees on Washington
street and two on Franklin street“ He
said they should oomo down nexus thel
paving work started. as they were pro!»
ticully dead. The matlor was retort-ed
to the committee on strolls with pow
or.
George '9. North, one of the library
directors sold it. was distruhlo to have
the interior oi the library In keeping
mariner living IIIpesr
it has also rumored» numerous
Pills "-~W F. Wigmore MOO. "
Wm
. ssuuéfisnmi.
At noon on Monday'ln St Teresa's
R 0. Church Gleason avenue. and
Sterling place, Miss Lillian Bunnies
Emilia daughter own and Mrs. 303‘
32.000 to finish the Interior oi the can
negio library. Part I)! this aunt Is now
on hand and it Is expected the helium
will be voted. , -
Dr. Ralph M Bennett. 0' south Nor Councilman Mather said none of the
walk, Conn. were united in marriage.
in Ldowalk ' . .
The assault rector ol’ the church, the wanl lay ,3 M 5‘ curbs .mL’
(Continued from first ”LEW . L L
with the exterior and it was desirable ’J
to have an appropriation at» $1,500 to
property o‘w’hsra had made a more to- “’
turnish you tor your home with a»
highly poilohed Dinluuroom Suit and
a Parlor Suit oi the intent design. and
I Store that sum Iii. your coal bill.
and that will hike It all um, and
LtLoIr your odd pieces of Furniture. or, L
In}. description, so to the
NORWALK FURNITUBE House,
14-16 WIILI so. Normlk Conn.
(Successors to F.‘ A. Mitcho‘ll.)
All our uphola‘torin. and repairing is
done by a tint-class French cahinel . . . ‘ . ..
maker hull LpLoliIhsr. formerly with FL _.
. Warm, for cold weather. “Protect the whole bod
‘L j‘iengtha and the popular Johnny Coats, Gutamyu n
Norfolk effects with hig’ rolL callers delightfully ‘
. and in combinations. Here In ‘a vuriotyI of mate
$9 50 to $27 50
L» ., L - . LoLuLR cahmr srsrniu“ ‘
I is yours to take advantage of if you choose; - .
glad to extend IaIn invitation to you to open on
with us. ,, , .
LA, Mitchell.
The» Ill -3.
'rIl _LNEORIATION rouus; .
Rev. Father Mullen performed the
ceremony. Nearly two hundred guests
won present.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin and a white picture hat. Lillies-
ot- tho-valley and roses made up her
bouquet. Miss Marjorie Powers,j oi
Brooklyn. and Miss psiu Rosuoll, at
New Radium Mass. the brideslnilidll
were In pink and carried pink roses.
Fred J. south save his Item away.
and at the some um. acted as best
man tor this groom. A reception and
oil to tako some action in the mugs.
Counciimun Oliver thuukht the resi-
dents were willing to lay concrete
curbs and guitar: but some at them
did not feel able to do it just now
lea had littered to tarnish the money
and would with I your tor the manor.
W. A. emu". engineer. :in‘d roman
mills. Mr} Mcliuilon. the iIttor out»
while the patient hood timber tum.
slid would meet the loudest. hull
supper followed the ceremony. for int“ 1V” in the mum. and MIMMY.......,......'M1M
mediate relatives. and the bridal party The “m commissioner was “memlmn. $6.93; “111W: 311%
It the home at the bride's parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Bennett are now on on
automobile tour. Ehrly In November
they will go to their new home In
South :Norwalk. Conn—willow , York
Press. .
tell to Imcsod and lay the concnoto
curb. ._ ' .
nounoIlInIi‘I Hoyt sold work would be
soon mm on the euro in Washiu’i
ton shoot, and Contractor W. H. Smith
had purchased the euro tor the trout
‘ Lot tho library pmoorty and on My
lo lay the curb u directed all to do.
flounthnIn Wuy moved that a van-
onto curb he laid mm the library
‘DI'ODBWY-I .
DR. GHANOELLOR AGAIN HON
01129.
Dr. William E. Chancellor. tumor
auporlntonent ot the South Norwoik
Union District schools. ha been high-
ly honored with an invitation to .10
drain the third annual motorcade at
the Notional “mom. for tho titudy
and Education at Exceptional child
rec. which will be in session It the
(lotion of the City at New mu. on
October 30th and am. Dr. chancellor
IIII accepted the Invitation Ind will
deliver the address at the Mormon.
tug resolution:
Molvod tint th‘h commlttoo on pubL-'
uh library he Imam Ind mama
to puroh‘aIe on usual! “this city, for
odirIlI, racks and book m is in
the .Iudmont of sold committed and
the board of directors of all! library
”W may no doomed IdviIIhio null moon
I 4mm tom I ulnar. run our hm » g
m Mock blood mmmm , rut «gallon of mm the. m
"I. blood, our: on ma, moi Mount up by council!“ will». no
ruddy. and hot he made In amendment. which m In
W ‘ mount 0! money now In hand tor
‘ t
«Isolation and monument oars
River avenue and it Inns up to the coun '7 ’
Mayor Tammany said John MoMul- 3"”
very Imtott't‘ the Work would be dullo m"
I» I
Councillors Hoyt uttered the (allow
than“ public how such equipment” "
Lot duh, ables. chairs. ‘1stouhIL ports;
Block ILIIALodF—ss-day hum3 . It“ 011.50
summon, Aux. 24th,j3
Atlantic City-bully hours. film
Heath”. Aux. as. Soul 9,1ch.
Whlto ”annulus—64” tours m
(Indus, Ann. 26: Sept. 2nd. . I
"Ir “£50 up
alumnumnt Ii. 38th -._‘
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odor-II.» sum mu. Acoommo
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mourn Folio. In. Lawronoo LRIvILr
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Gaucher 13th.» Mon’ trip
For dolor-inure mum oi all tours
coll out}. W. Hurt. atdopot, orod~
drool Tho Rofioutidn 'tiourist 00..
191 Drona St. New Haven
“9.“me
W. H. smut: for work on the llhrur)
initiator. '
It was voted to adjourn to Model
Inventing, Octoilor till).
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ton in tho mil olootlon held yester-
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sLILIultLedL Taylor. in that alleging that he -
ind Insulted a young white girl, they
placed at rope around hip neck-and led
IlliLIn»7Ito’tIhe sirl'shouse tor identifica-
tion." The girl could not‘identity him
Shhsoduontly. he was rsocuod as he]
war hem; led to a lamp. post hy the
threemen. , , .- . I_ ‘ II ». ._
$21.80 I
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cause It the disease and the art or
I‘ adjusting the same. Dimso’ is can» .
ed by a wrench twist or “into In
the back. Eran It done in childhood
mm It creates pinched nerves had pain in.
lIIte‘r lite in the dittorent orator and
Hubs.
dlIean and main, health Is sutured
I through harmonilinx the nerve ”to
given special attention; 'I.iIo cunn-
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not
to he 9 you
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‘ . Grudaote moi Pulmor Schoollm “
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street New Haven now
30. at 2: 30 p. In lion
The New Science
Chiropractic is the Ioionoo ot “the
Chiropructors remove the cause 0:
totals in your body. Female troahioa
Fill! the Ghlropraom: I chance
Minnelli: treatments given alto.
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