1
E . to find Laney hanging by the blocker:
,;\
1'
{lorry lahev, Grieving liver the
Sudden Death ot the Father,
li5lige lilmseé'ii in
techno E
Bill BEEEE BRIBKEIB
BBBSIBEBEBEE EilEEi
Police Captain Schmidt Left the
Prisoner Alone tor a .Few
E Minutes
M
Harry Laney, oil- New Canaan, com-
unittEed suicide by hanging yesterday
afternoon in the lock up at! that place.
He was dieing held on a charge of
drunkenness Joy the authorities. The
Young man had been on the verge ot‘
deterium tremens, caused by remorse
over the recent death or his father,
Maurice bailey. This was beliefs
second ntempt ht suicide. He housed
a blanket. that was in his celi.und
strangled himself to death before his
guard, who had gone out for a little
uvhiie, returned. _
' Laney was arrested in Stsmiord on
muesday night, and the authorities
there sent tor the New Canaan police
to take charge or the prisoner. lie
flied Iheen drinking and was in a. very
bad condition when taken into custody.
p; undone suicide Vinita outer ur-
rest in gtemitord. but was prevented
ley the officers there.
Police Captain Schmidtf’ot New Ca-
nnon, accompanied in Constable li‘d
iwcrd Jones, went to Stnmiord and re-
women with Laney. placing him in the
lockup in the basement or the town
hall on condition was such that Dr.
Bcovlile was called to attend him and
. the physician gave orders that a guard
the placed over the prisoner. Conse-
quently this was done and the guard
romiiiued all night and all day recto:-
duy up to about dinner time
Contain Schmidt man on duty at
iioontime lind alter asking Lulioy how
he Jolt. receiving a reply that the
Young man was feeling all right. went
out to get the orieoner smile dinner.
While out engine Schmidt: was called
to Ellie apart house hy the tire lnsiir
once inspectors and delayed for u
eineidernhle time.
in about hall an hour he returned
v
Contain Schmidt. cut him down immo-
iiuitciy and sent for :1 «physician but
when the doctor arrived it won too
3810 i
bailey was dietwsen Wentydlvo nod
thirty mo of m and was on ‘nxiicrt
butcher. Hishmily is well known and
respected in New Conan. and they
tool the diuretic keenly. Mrs. Lainey.
the hays another, does not yet know
that he died by Wide. but thinks it
was the result oi his drin‘ltlii: which
caused death; Besides his mother he
leaves mom Mothers and atom.
.1'lie suicide‘c outlier, Maurice Lei
was on. (it, in? oldest engineers
E “York. New Haven and
little heiiroiid. , the allied suddenlyi
It the completion or a run at the
_, deletion «first weeks
urban: taller loin f E
EX IEEBIE BBI BEES ,B
EEBEBE EililIf BliflillEli
Theodore one, win one in
E .. Bank; $50.00 worth of household mi.
eastern r strands and their diremen
Brooklyn, Sonic line Auii.
toil 327.com
EEE .
E - NROOKLBYN N, Y..Ji\eb. 27 .—-An ao-E ,
‘ counting soon to he made on the can
late left by Theodore Dow-«late bro-
ther or [Charioesm ‘Dow. at South.
Norwaik—showe, .acodrding to the
Bparrers, that when the decedent
passed. away on October 1, 1911.118! ,
left an estate of $27,899.08. ,
This sum represents $1,879.95 in
the, Manufacturer's National EBonlr;
$1, 208. as in the thirst National Bank;
321. 68 in the Williemsburgh Savings
niture, clothing and jewelry: 102
shares oi! Western Union Telegraph
Co,“ stock, $8,124.12; 100 shares oE
the American Writing Paper 00.
8200500: 10 bonds of the Distillers ‘86»
piece of property, with the interest
included, $2,157.90; the decedent’s shoe
business, $4,100.65; money, out on
notes, etc, $1,921.30.
Out of this sum, however, there are
expenses of $4,506.44—debts, 83,332-
95; funeral $218. 50; administration
commissions. 8463 99 and administra-
tion expense; of $551 (lo—«which brings
the estate down to the 322. 932. 64 lig-
ure and which. as the decedent left.
no will, is distributed equally, share
and share alike, between the following
relatives.
Charles E Dow. the South Norwalk,
Conn. brother; Mortimer Dow. an.
other brother, of Iiawleyville, Conn;
Henriette MeLons‘hlin, of No. 99 South
street here. a sister; and Elizabeth
Hicks, of Nortli'Castle, N. Y., andI
Mary J. Holmes, sot-Jersey City, N. J..
who are the decedent's hull-cistern.
~“‘I‘he‘ Little BE lnllterr" Vitegraph’s
channel. production or J M. Home's
neurone Minds Adams“ Elm our.
Pleasant .l-iour. this evening.
E’s’“
IIBETEIITEIIS Eiili
IilT IIIEE DI III
New YORK Feb. 27 ~The third
member of the board of Arbitration to‘
settle the dihiersnces or the tiftydour
under the rdmnn Act. will have to be
chosen by the United stator: Commie-
eioner of Labor and the Chairman of
interstate Commerce Commission. W.
w. Attenbnny, representing the rail-
roads, and Albert Phillips, represent-
ing the firemen, announced today that
they Were unable to agree upon the
third. or neutral, member. lWImII‘ five
days, as required by law. The time
limit expired lust night. E
~dPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND BAT
URDAV. E
Extra nice large smile fruits, 5 Eur
21 cents.
Largo divest naval oranges 18 for
25 could.
Small sweet naval arouses. its for
25 flenmi ,
A. CARllONlii, 01 Railrond Ave.
Neur Monroe st. ‘ FEED“ use
ONE WOOL ion. *
The tire whistles blew this noon and
nitiiough it was the signal for ode our
eion of school, throttles” were. no
mo. alarmed, turpentine that there
was a tire in their respective commu-
nitielr .
m"
three reel production of J. ll. uni-ride
novel and Maude Adams“ great oley.
Planet user, this evening. ‘ 1
iii divine nun
curittes, $7,315.00; a mortgage on s r
Bulidiiioelintlie Formerrdoorne
NEW"? Piece Proved alotal .
. Loocyj-Lesterday
EEEEBBB EBiiElliElRE BE
BIEERS WEB SAVEB
Mrs. A.i lioniey’s Household
Eiteots Were Destroyed ‘
The Brookeide section or the Town
of Norawlk was visited by a disastrous
dire. yesterday afternoon, between 2
and 3 o'clock, which destroyed ahouse
and horn old landmarks of the place,
and also mulled in the ions of much
or the contents, of the structures.
Mr. and one. snmuei Richards Weed.
and were known as the George Rich
ards homestead. Residents oi.’ Brook-
side stated today. that the house was
probably one hundred and titty years
old. it had been remodeled several
times, it Mentioned F. W McKen-
drie, of Rownyion having expended
considerable mliney there, and the
present owner also had greatly im-
proved the property. Owing to lack
of water. notion; could he done to
save the! MQNNQS- The first first
started in the bid born. sud spliced so
that mind mausoleum: the
some time. ,B’lihs eninldydi‘i armory
d: Sehenk. the Broohslde florists, and
the neighbors in the; vicinity, worked
heroically, and saved E"the“ furniture
.W in the lower part, of the hoarse.
This belonged to Mr. and Mrs. Wood.
most priceless nine. 0n the inner
door stored considerable house-
hcid e act's owned by Min". 'A. J. Dow
icy, of New tYork, formerly Miss An-
geline Scott, of south Normlk. All
was lost. .
i9‘our smaller outbuildings. including
it shop and large hennery, were also
completely destroyed.
The men succeeded in saving the
Mm d! Stabbed R Macgnw adjoining
the illichards niece and which was.
threatened
named E
no Wood was untitled or the tire
by telephone at her home in New
York, and‘oame here teat night, atop-
plns with Mil-Land endure. Macs“. The
hem one two» stories in heisht. and.
the horn m ”to” and a halt high.
by innut'dnde with 1dr. o‘Weed's drm.
Weed Ii Kenhedy. in New York city.
A telephone cell was sent to ROW!!-
mayton Hose Clemency. under di-
reotion or (halo! iii. limestone. monoxide
ed with port or the separator and
did whatever service they could.
'i
‘ . untitled. , ’
use. trill M a oriental meeting of.
Nomad: Aerie, returned Order of
with» death of Brother John Fran
II“ i .. “'E ,‘ '
nnneihnli'r ominous GARFIELD.
The buildings were the iii-overt» o‘t »
mine to the house on both lluud: m l”
Euro United States just in: the silicon:
and consisted or many nations: or ab "
about All)!” test. The loss is, covered "WEE-hm “1° "twliliilit none" 2" dellnitcir
i,» so that both the
E and the courts will
you which to on»
do n index-ill inter-
.conimlssion, with
corporations, pass
combinations and
take over the work
on_Eand app
agreements. is
l
rity, intelligenc!r Ind patriotism of the
Supreme Cont-till! the United States.
but it is unwilling to depend in that
court, or any other court the vest and
undefined powe which it: must exer.
clue in the ad lotratlon or the star
tutea under theft-ale which it has our
indicated. it . totes the court in
the niece of ‘ II. for
n it mm... in M. the rodent
oourtendli course WMottrnde
is consumed make a common law to:
courts hove undo a common law to:
manna. ” ~
“It is inconceivable." the report odds
‘that in a country the: in hover-nod try
a mittin constitution Ind'statute'inw.
that the courts can be permitted, to
Much rostrum or trodehy the econ-
oml'c standardiwhich the individual
members obthe court nine! happen to
approve” ‘
"As the cutteTrust stance is new
co-liatrned." the report‘clmtlnne’s, “it is
impossible tor any association at inch.
however: diligent they may he in seek-
in; advice and however willing to lol-
several um” ”F" untiow it, irritant whether what thereto ‘
doing. or what they are about to do.
will tie ultimately found by the so-
promo Court to be due or an undue '
restraint of trade. "
The committee recommends lilo: *
cousin definite forms or combination» 1
unwelcome. contracts ”or pools new
mentionedln the laws as unlowtul. it
declares that such lexlstotlon is our .
churn not only to live the Attorney
Genera the mood on which to are» . ‘ Q ,, , .
ion for Mid. All“ WW “WM" ”E “‘3‘ hotel” to gm nuances inlets“ $0
coed.lrut .
eats ii stander-d by which they work.
will he made later by thir committee
. ”NOTICBI. EE
Tile milliliter! of Court 3!ka
VhEOnOVB!’ 1
“one Lune ‘ m" .
or... x mm ”'imrsn‘rflmggm,,s,c.
:1 I‘M i “mm also; “1,th WEE: hula?” was corned ‘ "
. cumin! season at Pine Point are un»
Aeupplemsntary report. probably ,2
reporting 3} donnite form at 9., bill to .
marine the «Edited “laminate tilt“ .
and standouts" ~to limit the scope ill __
‘iuoisni discretion .
W E E« ma.” “MN! NW, I» II“ ddlEdilE ‘
, *‘E'Q‘NG LEE!“ MENEIMF," VEMI’IDEI'Q
WEATHER FORECAST.
EEElliiln This morocco and Tonight.
vino anew 101506. Decides that the; you. ,Bsi
wont to Be Aliovied to remain as they Ar,
liiiiiiini lillliililiillllllli iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
;. llilliiiilli liiil ii iiiiiii iiuiii iiwi
n... m ”Mg; $3.39,?“ ““i’ Representatives to Oppose Resource Now Pending or
May Be introduced tutor
with the torn m {Ens n'inoe‘ eviE~
dance at the lit. Mary in Brodie,
an stir-acute inducers of Shelton,
. ed.
Miss Brodie sai‘B uni attempted to
board 6. trollew‘yir in New Haven
several months are and while doing i
so the, car suddenly started. The Al: the largest! town meeting
plaintiff claims she was thrown vio- ever held in the Town of Nor-
handy to thenround and her back was walk the v er t
injured Bo seriouslyithat it has pained '- ' at s o the number of
her since, ,4 “V” 1.100 “pressed.- their
on“ Brodie declared that hetoreihe “35733 bY bullet for no consoli-
Et .5"
e
accideni file conducted a manicure (laden. The result of the ballot the majority/E of E3): peoi) g4
list-loi- in Derby and had 106 custom- will recall any pending action The ry shook ,
ere. Site had an income of :10 a. day, ”mo
relative to consolidation and the
she said, in. since she was iniured
h“ be“. mama to perm m mm "representatives we're instructed
“on film charges the ”on” car by the vote to use their elicits
crew with negligence while the com- to defeat: any consolidation meas-
pany alleges contributory negligence ores. It' is almost the unanimous
o 3:111:38?ailisuxtfiggszsntmyihter opinion today that that ballot Bkill-.
ll 8 0 i
being Mrs. William B Williams. or ed °°ns°hdm°n f" a "I‘m .
Derby, wide of Judge Williams- 02 theE The muting held in the
“new, “9“,“ armory, we conducted in all fair-'
nests, third the most biased and ‘
please.
we have no desire t
from the town (if N
Ther is no thought of divisi
the minds of those who ‘
on» ..
The vote cling r‘c‘a’clged only a
hill!“ LAMB.
totiii oi independ‘yet it is esti-
at“. ”FHBE'8»wudmn the cm‘wd numbered
m . _ .E overtuyothouwid. Manywent,
E Th‘E’ “mi” Ntug‘flt “3’1”“? out early and many did not cost
mflgfifynzm‘fi d w: 11:11:“ “'3 their bullets, leaving as the vote
tended. The reunite showed condi. W“ being taken. But 0‘“ 0‘
lions the put year to have been most. 1.146 total votes, 6 voted
successful. and the prospects for the “Wt consolidation, and iii {3.
var of the resolution otter-ed by
Within: F. Tammany. and the re-
sult showed a favorable spirit for
anti-consolidation.
The monster meeting was call-
ed to order promptly at 9: Eu
o’cltick by Town Clerk Herbert
R. Smith. who read on chi.
Which was accepted. Attorney
Joseph R Taylor was almost
unalmoully chosen chairman of
*the meeting. William F Tain-
miiny offered the following new
lotion: .
Resolved That i‘ all
hilrtcfoi‘e taken by thistowri
which in citywide authorise, in
. vow. or unprove, thyceneolidation
of the town and city govern-
E . merits, are hereby reminder! and
,, ‘ ‘ . i u“... selectincn of said town are
Now some rest MI second in. limb! it“ » ”and WW“-
, 3 , :Ell'dlltill‘d cm» oil to r it from thfconcrnl his
you ill milieu rs ruistlnd iiin' umlily E E E
, descendant-E Er
l‘iidl , .{u d
are open for acidification __
spection. .
Err-Mayor Thruway .
ued, speaking 66 30nd: N
factories and public
known east, went, on
north throughout the
land in which we are
to ii e.
ruineny orient. . V
'l‘he toiletries odieers were elected-
President—«Mrs C A McNamara.
“nonresident-«Mire Florence Mo
Nahum, ,
Secretory-Mills Katherine Unitin-
hell.
i’l‘reaourewmos None Cronin.
House Cont Bitters-Ni). Julie A.
Robinson. interim Mrs.
E I
E quit I ’EDonoiius.
that‘sectlon desire not
their , political homo-rut
away with. E
will outstrip the .clthE.
Well: and scout Norwnlk
Norwalk. Erode! iii
are each contbiitcd witty”
out (Bonditlone They. .- “
£61
votes
Norwalk Chronicler