’Soulhern New England I'elephona
Bompany Makes Local Ghanpesl
Which Willi the so EIIIcIenov
Ill WIRES IIIII
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Cables and Interior AlIout Bom-
plated
M.
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I
'I_ Activity on the part of workmen in
the employ of the ~Sonthern New Eng-
land Telephone Company has been no
ticed, in South Norwalk, during the
past few months, ‘and has caused
many inquiries as to what was
progress. A Sentinel reported inter-
viewed W. P. Mach, foreman of the
interior block system. yesterday at-
ternoon, in an attempt to ascertain
'dust what the work has been, and Mr.
Leach proved courteously communica~
tiv‘e: .
In ~the interests of better service,
greater safety for the public and for
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IIIII IIIIIIIIE IIIIIIIIII
" SIIII lIlIIIIIII FIRE
III-Ton Men Were Bvevcolna‘ by
Smoke and line Leaped lino
‘ Hudson River ,
or.
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i"-
V NEW YORK, April 25.——The ninety:
aye-years-oid frigate Granite State,
thojisrs‘eet wooden vessel ever built
H!
a for the United States Navy, which
I‘ seemed doomed by lire breaking out
aboard 'her in Ititle Hudson river’at
midnight, was saved from decimation
early today, that not untilssertoibs dam-
:‘ age had been done throughout the
in-
I
' held: at the hind. Walt men do an
Iliad aebad bruise on his hip. his was
Blerenoe Garfield. Employed Iii
George M. Benedict. frown
Out When Wagon '
overturlai
i
i-
Clarence Garfield. of Norwalk. one
of the drivers for Georl‘re M. Benedict,
grocer, was very badly hurt. this noon.
about 12 o ‘ciock, while deliverinx
groceries.
‘ He was coming down Prospect Hill "
and. near the bottom the horse in
some way stumbled and became fright-
ened. life began to run downBeide’n
avenue and Garfield, it is said. seemed
to have control of the horse. but could
not stop him from running. At the
corner of River and Belden avenue.
the horse took a. turn and tried to
cross the track and so arOuud the cor-
ner into River street. ‘ it was there
that the wagon overturned and landed
on the top of the horse. which threw
him. The driver and a little boy from
South Norwaik were thrown out, Clan
field landed on the crab and the boy
was thrown into the road. Garfield’s
head struck the corner of the curb and
there is a large. ugly gash of two in—.
ches in his forehead. The boy was
not hurt to any extent. only bruised
and frightened.
‘ Garfield was taken to the porch of
George K. Nickereon, who lives in Del-
den avenue, and Du Baldwin was call-
ed to the scene and. after a careful
examination, he found that no bones
were broken. although he was bruised
and'well shaken up.
ilie took Garfield to his oftice
there he dressed the sash on his head.
A number of stitches were taken and ,1
,GsI-iieid was taken to his home. where I
he will be taken care of.
The boy who was. nun; With (‘iflii-
more frightenéd than‘ him.
The horse was not hurt and when
the wagon was taken oi! from him; he
gained his feet and was driven to the
barn by llioward Benedict.
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.m.
euetnlmllorilt Wine
allies Ills orrlatne
As the little Invitations sent around
by Superintendent I“. It. Wade. of the
local branches of the United Electric
Light and Water Company. shut it. ‘_‘
10ml!“ of the frigate. Dwellers minute of! duty" gathering, good-fellow-
the hd‘ndreds of large apartment hous-
es skirting the Hudson watched from-
their windo’tvs and roots the uncom—
mon spectacle, for with smoke and
flames purring from the portholee for
nearly three boars it was a realistic
reminder of the naval battles of the
Civil and Mexican Wars. in which
the Granite State, formerly known as
the Alabama and the New Hampshire
took part.
Rooted over like it mammoth house I
BI boot. the old WWhip has rested for
memtfewyoaraotspermaneutan
‘choralte off “distrust. Where it min
i used as an new by the First W
ration of the New York New Militia.
Minority militiamen. saleable their
hammocks were aboard when the tire.
under great headway. was dlsoovowd
an the outstation. Tweutwt've at the
than planned quickly to the hold or
the um. and carried out two tone of
M ammunition and than all hands fought
the names. Tau than were partly
overcome by metro and also was toro-
I oil to mouth Worse when aura
’roundedlry itikiifd. bathe mambo
my whore. The city drama with
some from illil’
preheat finally emu-a the names.
1
Ed and from s 1.
ship, "work together" sort of an
affair" was that stag supper held last
evening in tho’NoI-wslk Hotel. Col.
George D. Russell was host and the
occasion was most pleasant. V
Themature all the copper could be
no better explained than those words
which appeared upon the little notes
of invitation sent out by the‘superln—
tandem. who Ill indeed original...”
appear to the above paragraph.
Those present as Bulloriutshdeut
Wade‘s; guests were the foil
William iii Kaislcr. John D. Milne. INto~
oholas Martin. John Bayre. Elmer
inward, Casper w nor, andlii. Pw
shell. The modern in the new has.
then manager of the local branch.
its has been «here from thir’uouoh but
two months but is rapidly making
friends.
outcomes. as uuailrv nears, .
A“! LOWQ "‘
Blush ion of spring chI. libido.
Nomination lentil; its.
limit pork lotus. 18499.
Small tum em hemp. its.
0hr corn: Munich. better. _
It!“
, orr'upomthbibilis.
' his bit} shanty leash-ed what has Iii-
" 3enatar Whitehall, AoIBrldpeport ,
Oppose} Measure Burlap tie-
beta testing More Than
‘ We soon
Illlluu IIIll Illllll
.“IIIIIEI” llIll sums
Parnell-Law NIw Goes to House
Where Bitter Fight Against lls
{Passage Will Be Made
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HARTFORD. April 25.—-The Senate
yesterday-afternoon passed the Pur-
cell bill allowinx' localities to say
whether or not amateur sports, musi-
cal entertainments sud moving picture
shows may be given on Sunday, the
“‘0”!ka shows to be allowed
‘i‘here was a long and
dotsr‘mih’dd tight against the measure
glad by ashamrs’f‘hicnonouah and Pen
r’y, the leaders of both parties in the
Senate, but it Was nndlly adopted by
a vote at It to it after it had been
splendid in many minor details. it
first freely predicted that the bill would
ever [at throulii the House. ,
were to” bills set down as
‘_ f” o day. Due was the
tour sports and band concerts on Gun-
day attornoensuon mime grounds or
parks. .ilne om mu was passed by
the-8min “tenths Powell bill had
a this its way.
Benn; ’l’urceil was thewiirst speak-
He declared that
LUV
ready been done without the sanction
of the lg.w lite declared that the bill
would e who worked at:
do” ifiw nioy themselves on
shoddy with certain restrictions and
ban the Dei‘iliilsiot of the mole liv-
mentally”. .l“ 331 Ilp‘IV
Icidil'reund.
senator lsbsli Bald that he would
first i. bill h would allow every
lain Mgriail to worship and enjoy
himself on Monday without interfering
with the rights of others ‘He said he
.‘pV Wilt? .
with “lever in the city he represented.
Senator Binders tail! that his adVo-
oaVoy of a liberal flunday law had as
much to do with his election to the
donate as anything else. A different
amusement was needed in the allied.
'i‘hoy did not Want the people to be
violating Maw which has look since
been condemned by public sentiment
venue limit) ill the cities should be
allowed to play baseball on Bunday.
Ills hoped the? billtwculd be amended
in a way that would meet the ables-
tiouui 6f the mprutniatlvcs of the
country towns. ‘ ~ . I
mile Gross Illl lacuna. ..
Booster diagrams said that the
Gross bill amply provided for upper»
tuuitlsp an the workiol people to
have repetition on Sundays. 't'he‘ on
fact“ at an amendment noose-ted.
Booster filial! iWaldo be to leave it
a dilly iii to determine for himself
mother its interfered with artists“!
.I the chain-vines of Bonds). ,
I Booster amount oils that New”
I was the state~ "
‘ the other was Ithei
per-slab mm
It in! “EMU-sinners.» nilow amn-
in; in the’ locality where they enjoyed
and the needs of the country The.
all
Marvell: Chill? Bealh‘ Was
ildelo , lileuaes '
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Coroner J. J. P, yesterday alter-
noon. at the co clueion tools inves-
tigation Into til death of Paul For-
his. eleven an the old, who died at.
his home in South Norwaik. Monday
attornoon. Medical Examiner 8.- H
Huntington. of Nomatk. called in the
coroner utter Itlie death was reported
to him
, The child wad taken ill Saturday.
The parents cal d in Rev. Alfred Ba~
rope, who is . the. chiropractic
school. The doctor prescribed a sim-
ple remedy, and said that it he was
needed to call him again. The coroner
found in his investigation that the
parents did not again call (Barons.
The child died Monday. and the cause
.of death is ‘
pneumonia. “E news of the death
created consid his talk in South
Normals.
There was nothingI‘shoWn in the
investigation. said the coroner. that.
Dr Marcus wns‘lfirst called.
The chiropractic school has many
adherents. but his collect is not re-
cognized by the regular medical
school in the state. The coroner stat-
ed that he me of no law against
the school p Vining. Drovided it Is
made clear to air clients that they
are not llceusediiu the regular school.
W
J.
The Public Intuition commission.
comprised of Messrs. Hiatus. Ford
and iiisle will be in Moi-walk tomorrow
afternoon in the interests, of the dies
pate Mween Arthur Gretel-y and the
United Electric Light and Water Com-
,mywith resell! toproposedworkln
front of our. Gregory's property (leu-
Iersl Manager A J Campbell. of the
company. and Local Superintendent
“nix. Wade, with thine Superintendent
mines Hazard will accompany the
tour. - - . »
.,. Thallishtlns company Blishes toIoon.
struct a line of poles and wires intront‘
ot the Grocery property and the owner
'haa said it shall not be done, claimilija
a loss of beauty to his piece. life wish-
es to have the poles erected eis‘ewhero
to connect with the electricity to run
an apparatus of his own. .
There was a bearing recently before
the commissioners expressed a design
to'soe the place in question. Vfi‘hey
will come down with Caitlin Manager
Campbell in his automobile. about 1
o 'oloolt.
be
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STILL IIBVBIIIB
fl... hi
I
York Police Department annuity be:
did diastole of on: Borden. million»
on milk dealer. Mr. Womanhood
asked the police to take up the case.
bid liild aliens beater-mos with deteb'
lives shortly after minim: .
anmnllllll
:7; Alter Invasilpeilos, on South I
~‘naturdl causes," '
i made by County I ~
abandoned.
the child had pneumonia at the time .
recalls saunas
commission on their. :iavsstixatimm back of
the Public Utilities Commission and ,I
NW N AprilI tilt-«The N:eWI
pan today a systematic search torIDommeroe mount tad
mono liberties. the seventeen-year-
flIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII
WIIIIEIIS IIIBIIIIIIEIII
New Orleans Broiectlon Bikes
ire" Threatened
maximum, Isa“ April 25.—-"i‘he
main line or the Atoiiafalsya river east
:bauk levee. just north of Krotz
Springs. gave way today.
frills crevasse will flood parts of
Point Borges and Ibex-ville parishes.
(”bow \ good on Sixth Pages
135‘,
mailman asses "
stem retainer
W
Evidently not satisfied with having
but one charge 0d burglary against
him, Joe V'Alberta,‘ the fourtéen~yoar~
old lad'who recently robbed Morelli
& Csrbone‘s fruit store in North Main
street, broke into Jack Dempsey‘s
bowling alters also in 'North Main
street. last night, and was caught in.
it:
doe had “W mm m Ibis
last Iooenss edit Item nothing.
but will my.» term ma coertfuns
sits-noon at 8.80 detach.“ she go-
Iond charge. we» disposition‘Judge
William F. Tammany will make of
the boy's one “foot known, but it is
thouaht inst Joe has! be sent away.
.ieut on Demo-era pies. He said he
bad Just pushed in the door and this
is thousbt likely as nothing was brok-
Ion about the place and the door was
open when the oiiidlrr tried it. Joe
a counter but made a
slight noise iotuttracted the ener-
getic cop. which led to his undoing.
onlcer Reynolds was danced to do
a little dete‘ctive Work the other time.
having mad‘o- the recent mm and so-
eured a confession ivom Joe as to
the other {robbery
nun—n-
allots BEBIIIEII _
ABAIIIBT- nuisance
W . V .
“modem. April as .--Fi‘he
Bathrooms; doliri today sustained the
ordain“ the interstate Dominance
Commission in the Bhreveporb'i’exas
rate was. it Wis “cause of the bean
in; of these cases upon the "state rate
oases.“ now. scallion in the supreme
court that Anni-normed“ new
acids was permuted last Monday to
dam-vane on behalf of the development
in "the state rates. I
WASHIW April as .htl‘he
denied the an
attention of thi filial; Vail-y tuilropd
Bombany for an Intonation to restrain
I
Ifrolu entertains its order modular
rates on outinsoiio from the Wyoming
I tester Branch, of Bridgeport, ,
, M. Wolfe was the first physician do
IlIIIt IXPIIISIIIII
The yours: man had taken nothing .
last night, although he had had a-
Boobies dislocations and I I. I
Other Injuries
’ .m-
me! “We of Brim“; W}
painter employed by new” Haven
mad, fell thirty feet. this room non
his bo‘sun's chair on a wire he was ‘I
engages in painting, shilling upon a
pile of jazzed mine which. cut and
bnuised him quite badly. Dr. Reboot
arrive and- he ordered the victim re
moved to the hospital. after tampon
ariiy attending him. ,
At the hospital, gust before mess
time, it was stated that arisen was
reeling comdlortnb'ly. He mistained cl
dislocated hip and left elbow. his nose
was induced, and. his darehead was
badly indented
At the hospital Dre. William J. '-To'a
cey and I'F‘ranois 1. Burns“ worked
eyes the man and did Yeoman service
in getting the patient nuiet that he
might rest comfortably. I I
Undess internal-I injuries result
Branch. will get along without any un-
necessarydelay.‘
Aperture Frommlhe .Floli
lions Asked by the Billet:
WAISHINGTON.Apri125-—W
ly three more days left for 3‘
debate on the ‘Underwood
in the House. the prospect today.
that the measure would My
House and so to the ISenate danIn
first week of May
Maturity maln- Underwood ' ‘
IIBIIIIS III 115 *
minute rule. MIMI)” antifm‘
ment At that time
of the majority to
on amendments writ
along and to I‘ll against a iiiiii‘
The orixlhil estimate of fifty
debate made by the iiiouse leaders, ‘
be cut down in -:
Ten Additional llamas Added to
the List During the Night
Ri'i'I‘SBURGH, Pm. April 25 «Res-
cue parties working in the ruined Cin-
cinnati “iii“? of the VPittsbIlmh Coal
can . where illusion occurr- ‘ _
ed WilhesdlY‘ ” doll. this morn-an ‘
his insight thirty-thregadditlonal bod-a tivd .1.
runner. hit carnelian-avg
era in the debate today. ’
dltional names were added to the mist—
tng during the night, and while no of-I , V, _.
dots] statement of the dead hbe been; Reprehentitlve Lio'dre 111W '
given out by the company. the loss novelty and for the first time
of life is placed by those at the mine: history iii Congress. in a; ,
at 115. .. a. speech on the to will be "
The bodies recovered were found ed by the reading at the on . ,
buried udder the fallen roof. and until "from the «Speakers rpitrum an ’ -
the debris can be searched, which will delivery of lies trim ill. too
occupy several days. the exact extent Mr. M96 is s was a
of the loss cannot be determined. I primer. following the lilies
Force of workers was increased this Republic in foul He will.
morning by volunteers from the dis.I a set of queries. Which the ,. I'
trlet, but as some parts at the mine pounded to him. and Mr. Mr.
are still tilled with see no colonistsi hJs answers ran the gamut
exploration can be made. " lezlslation and tart! dioxins; ‘
- Many of the bodies recovered more “When was the first tariff 't. f
so mangled that it was feared they ed?" asked the clerk
never can be identified. I» "The first act pained was"
Pre rations for those widowed and act," replied hir. Moore: I
orphan by the explosion are under it was approved by Will iw"
way. and for the present they are be- lugton. \luly i, 1789 and w
company
8. IIIIIVIILII'B FILTEII
l8 FIVE YVEMIS Bill
The filth anniversary of orhapsl. I‘
the seaside! asset South Nomfik pcs- I A“; “o “‘9 questions m '
midi the litter at the reservoir. will’ '
be observed on Friday. lidsy 2nd. anoiwmlrcm‘tfi” 3W?" ‘3‘” ' A...
will not so by without a duo oelebx‘a- m, iii an :in y m ”mm”
tiou. Water Commissioner IllteplieuI Pr questaon. “cm“ "I’-
ll. ills lab has srrauleii for quite aI dame tart bl“. “V'M‘ “I?
party to visit the tiller on that day. tawnwsrdi, ‘ d “we? Ii!
Professor William 0. Perry. of the I“; y poop o complain
Not-wall; High School science depart- ° such wonderful ”mamfw
Imercial independeuee'.”
. “What do you mean by Lin?
wood bill?” quizzed the cJerltu
I I "The bill introducpd by B
Underwood. the emponenti
of the theories of Maiden
was the reply.
the interstate Downside commission post? of inspection ind lurk-tissues. ioumlistlo ”mi
ihd c so who can possibly make the
replied:
truest, has made arrangements to take ,
his chemistry elm...” annual event. figmmazfid “Mmflaw‘”,
to the litter on that day fcrptho our- " . V °“
marina? seeking 11W,~
found it more“ sonvouie _
tion than to Work theorist
iprofaesors non-prod
Professor Perry is an their-Ilium in a
hundred and there wilrvbe none in
ho willy missing from Mr.
do to miss a doubt
Norwalk Chronicler