V‘ ViA large neeembly hall on the second‘
, . ~duet and depth or fifty-tire test, and
m) m. ‘ ”A.”
w Liulluui llllllll
V'ngudlierium dousirutieil on Sec-
V iiVnii Floor lur Lectures, Etc.
V-l. The hendeonie new Carnegie Library
tor the by of SVoutthorwnlk, con-
.V'lbfinlently eitunted at the corner of
stWesh and mobile etrebifl.
Vie to be completed, nitVe'rV hourly it
your is work, s’otne limb thié nionth,‘ and
it“ is cdneiuéred'? likely that nlbbut tile"
25th lost. the librbry will lbe moved
3min the quarters it has @393le for
than,“ yeers in East Washingtonetreet
The new building is not only othnnn-
sqme danish. but being espechiy 3r-
tended toE librery work. contains
‘fivery modern convenience and -lm—
proveibent in the various departments
floor will provide quarters for outer-
teiumente 0! an educational character.
The building hoe a width oi! sixty
* phone the necessity for additional
not ever rive, there is ample op-
nominee build on the rear of the
aw
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llilliitmiiu
Fliil ntiiu hi the:
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'NEW YORK, March 11 .~Nearly
thirty-bin lieurs after Charles 9031‘?
tired live bullets at his own head. his
relatives responding to telephone mes-
sages he eent thein lust night, entered
his apartments to iind him'coinmsin-r
his then he had tired‘wniting for death
to come. Two of live shots, iired Sun-
» day morning. went wild. The other
three made wounds in Berry’s head.
' «He is expected iii-recover.
'Beiieving himeeli mortally h‘urt,
lBGl'l'y spent Sunday and Monday walk-
ing back and forth in his apartments.
The furniture. the carpet “and his
clothes were bloodetnlned. Realizing
at last that death was not near, Ber-
ry telephoned e brother and his wile.
Berry lied parted from her and sure
title as the reason. for ehootlng him
no". lie telephoned a physician iii
no. Berry We: pieced under nrrent.
churned with Attempted suicide.
ruitounl trite *
mum um suitint
POR‘i‘fiMOU’PH. N 33.: March “a":
iMbliOllIh Iuiierlng from severe
mouudu. both John Bobbi-it and Leo
autumn. [Manners at the 333333.
' bum ooiiiity, lull. today. Were expected:
to “await? 3‘ 1
, Babbitt. who wan «old to have con-
l-eneeii that he murdered Milli! Emma
Dream in l! '1' county. N Y.. i‘our
more we, 3“ hie three: 33 mm
tiller ii .
‘v
heme-o Seville-w doubt-
. oilice at 9 oeiock. From 10 o'clock on
. til’e‘ 333333333 had a. series or short con-
venom. his delirium. .
WW bl
dent Wilsondiad e busy two 3333 f»-
day 3333 his meeting with. the ebbi-
net.“ “Secretary Galilean, oi the we:
Department. web on hand no soon Val
the president steeped into his prim
foregone. -
Senator Gain of Oklahoma, in!
we; on the list or callers. counter!
Stone hedge and Sideb‘t. the latter
being the first mum linden to
can, had“ an engagement immediately
utter. Depmentntive Kennedy. 33
Connecticut tamer Governor Camp-
Depresentntive Richards, oi! Alebame‘V,
slid Henry W Dooley. of Porto Rico,
new the president .‘betore the cabinet
meeting. . 3 .3
Five surr'iilatms
TAKE iiiL BEITEIGEB
lVJoNDON. March ‘11—-Apraotlcal
joker brought lthe Suitregettee age-in
into the limelight toduy hit the expense
of ~33 number of tradesmen
While lai‘go“ miniberb of women were
going to Bow Street Police Court to
attend the trial (tithe live Sudrngeutee
arrested yesterday. when they et-
tempted to present a. petitionilto Kins
George on his way to open Peril»
ment, the headquarters of the society
to which the militant nematodes be,-
long and Which are situated on King”:
Waywere the ecebe oi a eerln a!
of coal.
with them elem written on the print-
ed terms of “women'sso'oiui and. Po-
liticnl Union," refund-roles“ until
the police, .who ioteiy‘rheW-he‘d such a
busy time iii protecting the 'women.
«threatened to take the men into cue-
tody and to send their eerie and war
gone tan-the pound. . -* ,7
The live Built-“elites. Lillian Wii
cox Dorothy Smith, Kathleen Puget;
Gertrude-Vaughan and Grace 8mm.
were today ordered by the mastetrnte
at Bow Street to find aurotlee tor
thelr‘good behavior or in default so
to prim ior tWeuty-oue-vduye in some
cases 'snd a month in others. All of
them elected to go to jail ~
The charge brought walnut them
was that of obstructing the police in
the execution or their duty. The no-
lice gave evidence that they bud re
eeived orders to take especial cm to
prevent any one twin attempting to
throw a letter or n petition to the
him; while he was on the way to PAD
ilnment. V
The accused ureued that their to—
”lion wee pertectly legal and was bu
ed on the right of every Dribliih nub-
iect to present a petition to the bins. ,
The magnum/to explained to the
prisonern that the right to promote
petition to his majesty mu'st be exer-
cieed tlim‘uiih e minister ot the
crown.
3333mm ' .
“llEllliAV‘Ell Tiliillllil
illlilll elitii VilFFEli
claim-3m. M Alter M’ ‘
.dmeeoflébmmotflemo-
handwritten muesli mull»
-goods mains Mleintono too. loud
'Plle truck drivers, All or wheel had
‘ peoildly‘ 33.3
violation 3333. run Lena»
‘ ltiuiers About It
303330 3333! IS
Nations to Redoubt Labor
lHAlRTDORiD. March 11 .«The hour.
logs on the proposed legislation for
workmen's compensation drew to n
close. This ntternodn Cornelius J.
Dnnnher, or Merided,
what is known as the Federation of
Labor bill, mode his preeentntion o!
the features oi his bill beiore the joint
ing in the Kongo chamber. 9n Fri-
day afternoon‘ithe farmers who here-3
toiore {have been oppgsed to-inciueion
of farm labor in the provisions-oi any
bill will be heard ‘nlonz that line. and
any others who have features to pro
sent or oppose will. have the oppor-
tunity to be heard. ‘ '
Mr. Dnnuher‘s bill was solely under
(Continued on 8m Ml
lA nibbling or several 33333; on.
sinner: on the (New Haven system we:
held Bentley et Widen“. e upe-
club min at four euro conveying them
there from the above we division.
Alerting trout New York enemy silt
8 o'clock. At Providence. the men
were met by the operating vicepm‘
dent A in. Whuiey. General Hanger
(1 T‘. Barrio. General die-tor Hoohenle
Ovibtt Superintendent Wildin, of the
3333331331 department. may of the
divition euperintendenle includiun
Superintendent Droege. oi the More
Line. and a number at ebullient
superintendents.
for the libel time in the memdry or
then who have been all your: in the
employ oi the road their commanding
officer hub met them virenitly and
squarely. shaken head: with them.
told them ovhnt he required of them
and what they might expect of him.
Vice-Proficient Whitey choice for In
hour and is hell and was {allowed by
several other oiiioieie with the remit
that the ineqtlnx rm a moat pin-but
one and the men were molly pleated
"with the repult.
Mr. Wheiey told the-men that duo
in; the part tow your: there lied been
it decided luck. oi uoooeretlonilutwm
the oncol- iind ihounen and that the
mm had been that the mu m be-
oome dtaornaniztd and dlbdipiipe bud
relaxed to a serious intent and the
crew: 333333 denounced
lie unused the omnibus lie-obtr-
ution and thatuhen iheyhed trim-
when. he" me la moot-them halt wey.
tie adobe o! , ' melt: tot- liriug up
tothu‘ule‘e . «Immunity Add or:
union promote nullity
illllllll ill unis ~
Unliod shirt 3. with 3 ME
bell, of Texas; Sentim- “button and ‘
who drafted . .
committee; on judiciary and inherent. '
consideration thin ntteruoon,VV and the .
monumen- been announced new
,, “IN-ii the pantheon
liven until lurch
the demands: should
iii! by the date, Air.
lien will walk out.
demand tut the time
V traveling to and horn
Wed in the We ’
cent Lottie-we- understood that he
was e 331333633- wetting delegate; that
he had up A number oi! menl
on the 3m in electrifying
the system d insisted that they put
in 393333.313- increased met up-
38 per cent. over their
V; bud with; to receive
.thilt the men would
, 18th Vitwen eteted
. undel- no considere-
.33
W showed that bodied the
3 ed lithium-tins 33,333.33 linden at”:
the men. it that nanny. Vutile or»
omnidefotion wen given be illr. “Bree;
will not the aiishtoiit lee‘r on the port
or {New Haven oideiela tint there
would be e mitotic u the monkey»
peered to be. patiently contented."
n-POLLIY'G DANCING sonnet.
Prime mulling anytime. Tel. 785-2.
m intuit lllEAILi
:“milliililillmllbi
V...
Thepoatin: or it new .3. re:- the
employer at the New lilaven road at
pound which obilued the accumulation
homer: may operate engine: at the
reuudhouee. ‘
mt week on one of the-bin engines
at the reed we» Mariam over the
“anon: pit," where the rim are drawn
helm the «gluon are hunted. some-
one Clive no order to one or the spark
oil then to run the engine into the
Madhouse. ‘The. bpnflt- pit men did
"1
lie ran it into the roundhouae at
the role 93 about iii mile. an hour.
Fortunately the turntable will bill [33*
en outgoing entitle and the in; loc'b.»
the turnieliii bit. 333. billable: ell
went with! were” the thin-AWL." All.
that? ii. men not held: W230 shut
“3.“? thumbnail lino ii iivriiuht
MD! Railroad. Iib .
motive did not blend no lie head in
the antinu- in the muhdbbube it
o liariiu V diminution
uuuuiii iiuus
u illllllilll unis
Unlavmhle Report to Route!-
lbw tendon Hillier Bill
-———“——3..
WORD Merci: 11 —-To the Sen‘
styled” Governor Doidwin bent at
number of oppointinents as follows:
Frank ‘H. Q’uinipy, or New Haven, to
he a member or the Bond at Huber
countenance: tor New mm W
WEATHER FORECAST.
Genet-sillyV rah-V tonight and Wednbnduy.VV
330 Will 3033 333 4, f "
[33033 33. 33 33303 30 V ,
. RV lilowbl L. Zeluii 033333 333.,
Mani. F stealer, First, and E.
Vi. Flaheriv. second 33333
‘ puny wee thirty nine years old yesten
V4 , day. and tbs hatter or ohaexying the
; tortie'th unblvemery with lilting cere-
monies next year will be considered in
the near more. {lust at present pious
are being blade to move to the new
are house in Mlle street enrly in
VApril end the details connected with
the department fair, etsrting in the
new station the week (it April 7th and
the matter of furnishing the new
rooms will keep the members econ-
one tor the next tew weeks.
were discussed at the monthly meeti
ins. held last evening, in the old quer-
tors in Havilend street. {First Assist
out Foreman Buyiuse presided. DW .
dieflord, the secretary, and Frank N.
Ferris. the treneurer,_ adbmitted their
meal reiporte. showing the company
to he in excellent condition, with )5
gain in membeship during the your.
Medal-let Wotan mined be account
tor the unexpired term ending duly 1, . of removing from town. end Sylvester
belt. and tor the torn 33mm Huntwnbtrenet‘erredfroni the active
thereafter. Elie mooee‘d'u George n3wmhe’nemy memorable roll. One
Keller. who we: Anointed unet- the mutation for membership we to
death in! 9.3333 Dene until the inset-
lng of the Genoa! Assembly.
W{A Sperry, of 899th Windsor re
“Doubled A member 0! the Board or
fordour years from. and alter
Pardon,
the brat Monday or June.
3 S. D. Overlook," ot Pomrret, as o. mem-
ber of the some board for an unexpir-
ed term ending. the lint Monday in
June Ind tor the tour yeAi'e mbroaitel‘.
Dr. was: wee ”pointed nobody
to on 9 ram” 33
MOVL v3; 3*
m'
mitteoen’
Menuhin
briefing oi one million dollar's.
Banter-Peek.
nority revolt reverie! the repent.
, film- governor’s unpointmente were
. sent to the committee on executive
nomination:
it was reported that Democratic on- ‘
Dmltion to Tug-communion” Gomin’e
muointment has been submitted to
the commission qb executive nomine-
tione. .
Peek Illl ”been Mound
MAMNR‘D, ‘31”th ll.-’i'lie Hound
completed its roll gull on the motion
the Cedar Hill roundhouse bronchi out‘ oi Reoreeeuletive-lierm. oi Simone)
the reason which bed been kept my! indefinitely poetpone the Peel: Minor.
quiet by roundhouee employee uluce ity report on the legislative mlleue
hint week when the accident hep- whiclt would compel rplrbede to live
M
at the rule out! the ditchemi oi at ”Oil on Ohneiein Porsche hale moo ”Perv" “3 railroad m“ Ml" have
least one man iron: the employee It. hit timer on Thereby lent the roll ”9'“ 3'0“” 3mm“ in "‘9 “”3““
the roundhouqe. Tim rule but» that cell twice disclosed no quorum which “"09 Vi°°*"“°"'d°“'- "”3“"? 3"”
handler no one except engineere or compelled the odioumment oi the 9‘“ “‘3 Wilma” 0“ 8‘3““ it "
tree Meditation to membere.
.ibt‘ldgel end rive“.
out 10 Winter report
m ’ 333
by the men he approached. And “1'”, :pul. “6’23"." 3.333333113331303 13%
over. binned e mi-
delved:1
The Vinir and dance committees re-
ported progress. Dr. H. D. West. or
the letter-committee, stated that there
had been some delay in the arrival at
the marble“ trimmings for the interior
oi the City dialirbutbthnt theee were
expected daily, and it would then be
only a matter 6: three or four days to
common; the building, turn it over to
the olty. end have the dedicatory ex-
‘3
as hollows: . -
fireman-vliownrd It 23133. 3 .
First Assistant ’Vll‘oreiusnflohn d".
Studied -
. Second .Asrietentd‘oreman—Ednard
J. Marty.
Recording and .F‘innhciai Secretary
«D. W. Menard.
Treasurer-«Frank N. Ferris.
‘8tewerd-Atobert Clark.
noted refreshments were served!“
foutdo. etc
sunnuurtlon ,
run our utiviu
one titular lEAllB
ammo-qr.—
“The job of i'our- ducking the shore
Line in more then it appetite to be on
m in't balm "I“ the you” had animated mt u"! 10b W!“ 3003 Nora
«mu-i» the bill brevidinx (or mg... than no 000.000 and will one over two
new inued by the oomptroiier on 30*“ W “”3““-
l Putting the two additional melts in—
low with any ddflcienoy for the some
50 be m, in g “y yet lobe provided to service will pmbibiy mt upward:
m M 3m provide. in. mm”. at stucco belittle. The maximum ex-
tuition. by expending the charters or nil Mae.
nominee earl-1m 333 title. The roll WM"
bull lobby ehovisd bill number» one Ml?“ A deflectors
W
(3333.3 33 trains page.)
Till} “7310.333”
when.
more M33. um
perm were retell deluged u . oil-(ya built in not erlxlbblly preparing that ‘-
n ' ‘ 3333 moire incl/end 3i tum. but»... .Woonntllt‘t.
“bomb“ MG
W
Ill TiiEATBE 33333
per t'nilo come in North Viieveu
there 3! ii mile of tunnel to wid-
to be elimimled
landed brill-rel.
will brill: the cent up in ii huge tom.
furnish n reel ytbbiiinii to the oust
neert. ~
lit in Mild the reed realize: its mill
l
3. 333m the‘bunnel In
wig be by all noel need.-
Did 'W'ell [Hook and lVLudderV Gom- .
Then and various other subjectoV
cendinry at work in this town. ‘
responelbie tor a tire which
colonial design. is or 33333333
it had been unoccupied
~eummer and in the menutim
- Chief J. ii. Annex-lion or tile
, » tioeliy destroyed.
iAlter the business had boundarie-
A social hour-zenioyed with music.-
lnme itt mentord in ”M‘- W”
at the coat of “intent WW when lilo did not i-
bloom Then there lb the his New .
3 the tools of which iii found Mn Willie
“limited 3311000000. smeetividcation mud Hal-lilo
North needn't tunnel iii expected to bed hiked lire item the ,
343195.339“; .3
: 133 33333313. V33.”db
liberally with kerosene. V b
neid fire department. niece-rem
times while driving by thein
save the Alarm. The homes -
so rapidly that little could W done ,.,
check them and the building m '
‘with a 1m of V
000. Thoreau little ineumioei‘
,the property. 'ghe film was owned-
Thomae Wan.-
During the are Jacobi: mlbi'rm . ii,
the firemen. was overcome by unit
And we; carried from the building
Churies Willi». 3331mm Lorej‘
and Walter Benedict. He vine
led by Dr Lowe.
The people e: the ihn war .
church when the lire broke but
man named Frank ll‘ortin we:
.nrter the dire on chemo of i
ition and resisting errant. He n Ab!
have been been in the vicinity .
ipluce 9 abort time below the
ibroiie out. it lg sold alto thnt it
led the inn on Beburdby and /
.get liquor but gnu rein-oil lite
be given e baring ihlll All
Women Burned term
uncured» Mirth zit-+3;
unit Hull, and dill. died lflt ll. ; '
sum mudwny at new item r
burnt. Ellie had gone to villi
n; u lantern to ll
unsuited went in search oi it
bbiVVly lying 3
ii one ‘
body had been 3333 'Her
medicnl exam
,to been. tuilur
or the severe .
id 333th
With most oi ' .
midnin‘ht. The obtl‘ib: lire
lthout harsh. The lent hi
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