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on Thursday night.
‘ nhen, under the able :1 rection of the
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William Marlin. Aged Sixty, Years, Attacked With a Shot Gun
' in the Hands of Frederick Keeler, WliiN Whom He "Had
Associated for Several veers ‘
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Georgetown, re'cently the scene laid‘ ed, and utter temporarily attending the
for a great murder mystery, is now-i
excited over the shooting nitray which it that Martin was sent to the Nor-
took place there on :Saturday afternoon: walk Hospital arriving here at 4 a. m ,
when William Martin, a man of nearly yesterday. Here three local physicians
sixty years, was shot down by Freder- worked all the morning over him, tind-
lclt Keeler, and severely injured. The ing it necessary to amputate three of
authorities acted quickly, and as early the fingers on his left hand, which had
as yesterday noon the assailant of Mnr- been'torn and [accreted by the shot.
tin was ensconced in the Norwalk jaiiN
Although the shooting took place in
the woods near Georgetown on ‘Satur-
day afternoon. between 4 and 5 o‘clock
Martin was not found until some hours
later. Dr. Thomas F. Scanlon. oi” the
wicinity, was the first physician call-
Ilmi minimal:
new i Sllllllill
gassing auction. 3rd Division No.-
inua. held it make: after drlll
A long table was spread with a plea-
itiml supply of good things to eat that
had been prepared in the Armory hit-
,entertainment commit o
It was a merry crowd of omcers and
men gathered around the festive board.
iAtter the meal. while enjoying the
lclgars and coffee, plans for the sum
nier were dreeiy discussed, and the
Navy hoys certainly have an attractive
program iAid out. it is proposed to no
cure one of the small islands. ,‘iot ico'
diar distant, where a sort of summer ,
camp may be set up.
Here "week ends" will be spent in
a general good time, with plenty ot
cruises and target practice. with a one-
poundor mounted on the forward dock
at their tuft. steamer.
To these outings the ReserNes' vol
eransmthoae who have served their
onllslmente and been discharged, are:
mrdlnlly’ invited.
Several Enlistments have lately ex»
pircdw-aome have reenlisted, but still
a few good men are deilmd to bring
the section up to its normal strength.
This is a most opportune time for
those having it fondness for the water,
to ioin‘tho Reserves and participate,
in the good times to come. All them"
Interested are cordially invited to vii.
it the Armory on it Thursday evening:
the regular drill night, when the re-N
oruiting committee will gladly furnish
any desired information.
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LONDON. M. iiwe'l‘tirhiah Niel»
fliers Nut night Immptodalo hm
claim and succeeded iii bade wound:
not sum tier. the Young Tori: lead
or, whoiastwonhmsdssdiflslrche
snort to plates the Adults oi the Bill
, oaths chores or this are
of minors with I. "am sass" oi
men troops who were hectic"; om.
'iinci: hitliwriei lessee.“ A have:
Nlimity to Martin is attested by the can
dition of his clothing and body. The
belief is that his left hand reposed in
his left trousers pocket when the shot
struck him, going through the member
MILLIOIIIRE IBM“
at iirst planned
5‘: Company alarmed that Air. Morgan
had an acute attack or indigestion
Tuesday or Wednesday of last meek.
and added that J. P. Morgan, Jr., had
on Saturday received most reassuring
advices iron: his tether indicating that
the attack was practically over at that
time.
and friends felt absolutely no concern
regarding him, and that in all proba-
co cred.
:began clocks were unloaded in large
in. red .. insomnia some: P ‘ and
‘ 'm 0; Second, Clo-u Matter”? ‘
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IAN) NIHIIUEOTIMI
m 1011K. Feb. 174—34? Moraine
Jr. today received a cablesrsni tron:
his father at Alexandria. Egypt saying
that he had sour recoveded an at-
tach of acute indigestion he entered
recentlm that he had dectided to re-
turntoCairo.andnotwtoRomees
'An active member or, J. P. Morgan
it was said that Mr. ‘Morgan' a family
biiiiy by this time he had completely
. sportil of J. P. Morgan's Illness
alarmed speculators in the New Yolk
Stool: Market today, and when trading
amounts. Bull traders hastily: rinsed
out contracts and thorium also honey
selling by the libero. Prices broke
Hbruptly.
in all the speculative leaders there
were “wide opening.” The first trout»
laminae ilr‘llnllcdvfllntas ates: arsenal»
'ed to ovoi- coco stench: till to so 7- .
maximum decline to 3 points. Sales
of 1,600 Union Pacific broke the price
Not that steel: to tilt. a twopoio! dc
alias. clouding sustained a like less.
Aside from meal. the recalled Morgan
stocks were fairly cloudy. intern lion
Al lisrvcmr and ’icrio. which ‘ is class
M091“.
has prices has matte handy can
or ”7th
' from the sldWalk, pushed his hand
all in this reap. were only lrsctioiuliy
lower. Mom throughout the market
ranged (refs four points in the rim or
can-dad recite to a point or more
in a long list or rsilrcmi and industrial
The museum mom concerhing
“Air. Martinis condition em maimed
the tide of Aflltagmod at the end at
the that hits! the motives classy
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Tried it“, Wreck Montgomery’s
chisen Fined $25
litichard Curley, an old offender. mix- ,
ed things up in Nonwalk, on Saturday
night. when he started to smash up
Montgomery's lunch wagon. in ‘Wall
street. and was arrested om three
M. Lockwo‘od sent Carley to Bridgeport
(ci- a four months' sojourn in iaii,:wlth
the added costs of the case, which will
prolong the visit to about live months
in all. ‘*
Carley made a.‘ pass, at John Gal-tone,
clerk in the wagon, and Officer Thomas
J. Darcey. who was assisting Cantone,
slipped from behind the counter and
elected the would-be pugilist. curley.
through‘one of the decorated windows."
cutting his arm.‘ die then lost hishai-
ance and fell. '
Officer Dewey and omcer Jarvis S.
Murray, who came up at the sound or
the lighting, after a short struggle with
their prisoner, succeeded in phtting
him in the station.
Carley was charged with drunken-
ness, breach of the peace and wilful
destruction of property, and will trou-
hie the police no more until summer.
Chauffeur Panchllen Convicted.
John J. Panchisen, chauffeur tor Dr.
Charles fl3. Keeler, of New Canaan.
erstwhile chautleur .for Dr. A. H. Bald-
[seam schwmecom
Lunch, Wagon-Chauiiaur Pane; ‘
charges. This morning Judge Edward ‘
When: these Away
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on the honey4§mbed ice oi the.;Nau-‘
gatuck river yesterday afternoon.‘
three children 0! tender years were
drovmed, the herons ice giving-
away beneath Qieir weight. The dead: l
Chester 0 0k. and live; doseph
Grozok,’aged , heathen.
Frank Kara 57, aged six.
Troll mounting and his wife. who
live near the‘ scene oi: the tragedyll
made heroic alerts to rescue the lads.
but trailed, and they themselves were
thrown into i water.
win of Norwalk, who while taking the
latter to a case three weeksugo seam
day night knocked down and badly
injured Whiter Mansfield, an aged real -
dent of Plymouth avenue. was lined
325 and cools, {mounting in a total to
$28. 50. by Jud“ Edward M. Milkweed
on 'saturday.
The chem mi rookie" driving
machined ins on the latch-ind side
or“ the street when Mandela was
struck.
Augustus :Howard, of Norwiik. vino
who arrested for using drunk, wanin-
ed :2 and costs. which amounted to‘
37.01. The line who held and lHoviard
was let go. Judge Edward-4M. Lock-
wood told him that it he was arrested
again that he would send him to jail.
as this was the third time he had been
arrested on the same charge.
tun Ni‘tiiiiiihiimts
Nor outcomes
"We will never say die. We are
not discouraged over. anything, and.
We are going right fibead. We Are
suing to have a Community Hall in
Elect Norwalk some day and it we
cannot get it one way, we intend to
another. We how a hustling little
president and although the meeting
cf last Friday might hevercausad a
little diabesrtcnment. we are not die
couragcd. We have only the inter-
outs of the dlltricl at heart." 80
spoke and of the queers of the East
Normih [inconvenient Association to
it reporter this morning. and the
Above was not all,
The ”societies wishes to thank
those who spoke so nicely o: the As:
million and its work at the meeting
last track. The association is pleased
that so many Approve oi, the women's
plan tor gorillas collection and will
continue the good won: and even at»
tempt to improve upon the pmcnt
conditions. . N
The interest of the ladies has not
waned and they intend to line other
conditions which am, in need or list-
turnout and attach them. .. v
.. "i‘hc ladies are swore thht no great
who e do: momplinhed mum:
smash and they it is that Alter
tile Martini” hdiiim WM thud/ti
also “find. it“!
lThe ice on thd: river seemed perfectly
_ nun: oi rut-mun SIVOII in Ild~
The lads we' sliding on the ice of
the embankm t leading to the river.
Wolfe but suddgrly. all three more pre-
cipitated into} the water. Pidllpchak
'saw the :1ch at and hurried to the
scene. ,He ed to groIpNKsm
WI Wt. but the
mouth so. in has on.
in the. meantime Mn. Pidlipehak
Medio‘hoid her husband and the ice
gave way.’ throwing hath into the
water. They managed to scramble
ashore in safe”.
the villanltke wildilrotnd many per-
sons rushed to the panic. at the river.
The Oltlsenu Engine Company ro-
eponded and the dire ladders mo
thrown out over the ice, but it was too
late. After several houn’ work all
the bodies were recovered.
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hunch:
dioicwn dwellings-Kitchen
Stove Caused Fire
Middleton, Feb. livw'i‘hc old
Din-days homestead at long lull.“ a
house more than a century old and:
occupied lily, Albert lilirdseyo. mic
totally destroyed by dire yesterday
afternoon. No one via homo sheaths
lime. and the tire is supposed to have
started Iron: the kitchen stove.
ditty men. cutting ice at a nearby
pond succeeded in saving touch of the
gumituro. The ions is about $3.000.
Fire Visits Home of Millard Pastor.
Miocene. Feb. thwiriro supposed
to have been due to the endemic fouli-
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Dr. humorilcr Grails Skin in
lleal Willlani Mills Llinli
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Dr. Jean Dumortler ct Booth Nor-
walk, periormed a. peculiar operation
at the Norwalk Hospital today. upon
William Mills, of Rowayton. the young
man who was burned in the lire at the
home ad Mrs. Josephine Crew .some
several mbnths ago. Thaburn on his
right homeowners refused to heal and
Dr. Dumortler was tamed to resort to
skin-grafting to force a healing.
The skin-grafting is an operation ot-
ten‘resorted to in cases such as this
and is not a; transfer or skin from one
particular instance Dr. Dumortier per- _
formed the surgical test by the skin.
lisp method ,
A place about as large around as two
silver dollars was that :portion which
refused to heal. To grafts separate
piece of skin would he unpractical,‘for
as there would be nothing to adhere
to. it would not do the work. There-
fore, a piece of skin is neatly remov-
ed all but in one little place at a point
near the We ad. This is twisted around
and placed over the annealed sore.
The place from which the skin was
removed heals by nature and the
place of the, shin graft heals by virtue
of nature . assisted by the surgical
science.
in some cases it is necessary to ob-
tain this skin-flap from the other limb
and when this is resorted to (the
wound being upon one of the lower ex~
tremltles) the other limb is heldclose-
iy to the wounded one untli the skin
adheres closely enough to, permit or
detaching the hide from the well limb.
-As these are always chaplain! one!“
etious t is moved that Mr. Mills will
record Eternally friends Will
be sanctum to learn of his improvement:
and extendbcttiridhdsicranwlyreo
LARK OF MINE 7
PMTEOTIW Milli“
Parents and “friends or the school
children or the town are asked to
stop in front of Bullion and Powell's
store in Washington street today. to
look over the photographs which are
on display there, exhibiting the con-
ditions of the local school houses.
These photographs were taken by le-
ca‘l citizens and herb not been re
touched, showing only what exiltil.
lt behooves every mother. tether.
brother sister and guardian or any
school child in town to have a look
At the pictures. and then to step for»
Ward and urge the lire escapee for all
town schools.
The nominating committee of the
ing as many as possible no to “Art,
lord 6n Tuesday In the clients: car
which has been arranged Ni'cr, to urge
at the hearing on the the escape bill,
its mason. The safety at the chil-
dren is indeed a timely topic and it
is hoped that the attendance, from
town at the hearing will he ism.
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O. is horde was yesterday appoint.»
duties at the fireplace giving way and
allowing the cream to tail on the
limbo“ undiimcath, «imaged the
not" hem of Rev. ll. iii Williams.
was discovered at c: ill o'clock while
pastor or the Adult W WIN. '
church. on dull avenue: to the insect
iii my me. last night .ti‘lio lire
ills tacitly m at scam. and nctglc
ed coastal manager or the New York.
New flown and Hartford Railroad
company. undo! the Central thr’ sing.
load MN? honour. to succeed it.
n. Bailout: resigned.
Air. Berlin has been connected with
him min: Valley mums comm
tor the put three raisin as Activism
Mill timer. Phonic titu‘iiu
1m sham“.
hm W smiled.
it 11‘! Wt Whit till!
mitoses Nina sauna saunas
' and the hint Yer-ii Gentrii
turn to complete health arid vigor. ‘e .
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Plan" Proposed to Have South
, Norwalk Furnish Llohtillreci
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Some oi the Taxpayers Are
Againsi‘ihe Projecicd Move
The purport or a bill which has
been presented to the Legislature pro-
viding tor the according of power to
the South Norwaii'k Electric Works to
furnish East Norwalk citizens with
power for light direct, has beeniearn—
ed by. East Norwallr citizens “mince
the tire district meeting on last Fri
day evening and the residents of that
community are rather up in arms
over the proposition. _ A '
it is reported the bill has been con
nected by three men in East Norwnlk,
W. C. Twomhiy, Harry Rider and
Charles E. Dunneback., Which trio, it
is said. have given the impression
that South Norwalk people" are push-
ing it and that East Norwalk people
favor the move;
Distrhct Committeeman,‘ William
H Sniilln sald‘today that East Nor-
waik is WMQ to have three
such men who am ”Antagonistic. “To
lightly. 1 not ashamed of We men,"
said 'Mr. Bniffen.
He went on to say, "if I had had
in my possession" as many facts about
the affair at the recent meeting he 13
had next morning. there would have
been music there. I would'have held.
the door and fought until I had a foil-
iowing, and when the people knew
the (min. I think they would have
been With me. "
The impression has been given
that South Norwalh people .are push-
ing the move. but as near as can be
ascertained flouth Nowell: people
have milling whatever to do with it.
Mr. Galina said. "i believe the peo«
ple of East Norwalk will oppose the
move vigorously. There is a nigger
in the lance somewhere. and as near
as i can and out there are New in
meat Nowell: who know or spore
ciate what the bill ,is like. When
they do. i believe they will oppose it
heartily."
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TOKIO, Japan. itch. 17.—-—'i'lie new
Julienne Cabinet under tho Premier-
ship ol‘ Count acrobat, YAmaluoto. has
met with gin: oppoiition from the
Old (locomotion: party, which at a
meeting teddy resolved not to sup-
port the gematnmcnt unless all the
members or as Cabinet except the
Ministers of War and Marine and
the Premier adhered to the party. in
commence or this action this posi-
tion or (local Yamcmoto has become
identical with that of numerator
lei-inc; Tormltriisurii.
. it inconsiderate in loading political
assurances til i Mill? Yams»
hm by the Old constitutionaiiatv.
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lWASHINGTON,Feb.17-—4 ‘
dent Tsit’s reply to Madgm’s a
to keep United States troops,out;\
Mexico, pending his further ,
to put down the Dian revolt is
forward today. While its exact use
tune has notan disclosed.earl : ’
day, it is understood to be
ly a renunciation 0!. this .
mom's attitude as provincial?
pressed, coupled with a strong
ing to Madero that the United ‘
has the right todand its troops
Mexico to protect Americans:
other foreigners should a state
anarchy come about or shouldxhu.
at the opposing torces extend "
tion.
(cannot is mm: m
viii: WFFIABET so '
PHLUAEIRHIA, Eel) lip-Till
tie “army" or Built-satellite,
sived here last nlsht and '
as their journey towerin-
ton indluded eight women. -
tion to the commander. ‘ '
Kamila Jones, who have m
entire distance from New You.
M183 Elisabeth men: ‘ 7
whose distinctions is jail new
England and America.-rode
the way in the "Gospel
Mrs. Olive Schultse onciel
ed to the rigors of the not.
NPrlnoeton forced march or "4w
seven miles, were in thawed
bringing its total number, "
still with the little cave
twelve, exclusive of “war 0
ante." who number nearly "
hundred.“ ,
The band, refreshed *by
rest; started on its Journey iii
eralincw recruits were
marchers. including Mrs. .
White a resident or will!
voted. for the late Preside
icy. '
- CINCINNATI, 0.. Ten. 1‘;
=I‘httdfl0il. president of the”
Cash Rdlblcr‘fldmllliti’i who,
other oiiiciiils or further a .. .
lotion ot the Sherman ant
vm sentenced today to no
“.000 and to serve one ms
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