‘ out the aid of new»
paper advertising is
too ‘slow to be
profitable.
.IIIIIII'IIHIIIIIIIIIII
EC..—
:III:‘:Q;.:I,
and a lot of one” ‘
. 'sary praise when
dead.
I lililtclufinznzl5-zn
l:‘;fl:l:l:l:n:n:c;d:|:l:vj!:l:l;|
J
ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered It the south Norwalk Pelt-Ollie.
u'Seoond Class Matte
ERAIIllIl it
u EEEE
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Worked Their Game on‘ Louis
Udelman But He Became Sus-
AIIIIIIAIINIEES IINIIINE
lIN EANI NIIEN ANENNE
Preusser & Company’s New Car
Damaged to the Extent of $500
Fate has proved unkind indeed to
Prousser & Company, oil dealers on
East Rock'nveuue‘.’ for yesterday at—
ternoon at about 4 o’clock another
automobile accident, the second and
within a few weeks, occurred. This
SOUTH nonwaut. CONN. TUESDAY. Document 16, 1913
’Fair tonight and Wednesday.
Mimi EEE
‘HAIl nun End
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Westport liltioers Find Man Sul-
ferlng from Hallucination——
Sent to Sanitarium
WESTPORT. Doc, 16.—-A rumor to
the effect that a murder had «been
committed in Greens Farms Saturday
ADIlllIllA EE
EEE PEAIlilll
MANllAilllRl
Six Story Structurels Being Rap
idly Completed and Will be
time the company was a little more;
fortunate than on the previous occu-
sion in that the truck was not a totnll
oicious and Called Police
NIIN’PEN Al NEIIEI
$NEIEEiNN EiIN A TIME
Believedlo he Professionals at
the Game
l
l
f
I
E
A llaudulont chock passer who r-og
tiered Slur-Eta) morning at the (‘lil-
.t‘nrd Hotel as Joseph G. lllown. at
vlnn'ptcd «to work EIIIS game in South
Lblorwnlk, but (lid not succeed. l-lo lcl‘t
.lwro Monday and went to Stamford
swhicre tho polio arrested both him
mid the woman whom he claims is his
Mile. ’l‘he oirpturc was brought. about
through Louis Udclmnn. who runs a
brunch ‘itol‘e in Stamford. making a
complaint to tho .pEEllcc that ho was
suspicious of Brown's chock.
(Continued on twelfth page.)
—-lF YOU ARE LOOKING
for Havana cigars mado by the host
lworlunon in Cuba amt 1.79., we have
ihom. largo or small boxes. \\ hclploy
and Clark, cor. Main and Washing—
yton streets.
ANNESIEN ENN NIIINII .
NNIHINII WNNNE ANAIN
James Mole Taken In Hand hy
Silicer John E Reynolds, Whol
Ordered Place Closed on Time
9'
"What nrc you born for, .linnuy?"
:lnlit‘d a rcportcr ol‘ .lumoe Millll.
the police elation, this
ill
morning.
"Why. [ was orroutoil for nothing." ho
I
.I‘liIIIffd. "As usual."
l~-,~;~Ely remnrkcd.
It seems Eliot last. night cithor
r .E-u, of. or EEl'tExE' ll:
In:
Eiiulropazlcy ol‘ clocks and conllictiug
E» Ilomcntel (tillc-E' John 1.; Itoynoldn
:wualll. to closc up A! III!“
WEEtcr Htl‘cot, Sixmnrl ,,. .ll‘luxl
claim that it was ui‘lur Laura.
lie rcporlod to tho. chlvl that ho on-
lr ‘I‘iI tho pluu- llllil IIEEEI
urnhiEE-ll his club. "l‘hI-u E'hurlcu (inr-
'III‘Id. tho E‘cport Elixir-n. Ezrusluul him
mound tho unint with both arms. and
'l‘. ny run away.
'l‘oliv nfutml to n t‘cpm‘ivl' thin lnmn-
its. that IIIIII‘I'A' ‘llovoidlln ItliIiI‘lI him
in II .o-Elouu MW and that ho, did not
run lt\\'tt_\’.
.quu now lI"II ut lllIiIllIlTIlI ho nmdv
cmnplulnt to ("floor llnylnoud
Eluulnsl (Hill-m ltoyuoldn. iio Emyn that
ii was only [1:156 and that bin «loci:
on. ExlEEl-I mlnuiun l‘uul.
Ellllonr Iloytuddu roporiml IIIH E'Eonx
to l'roswl-utinu Attorney William A.
. on lllt!
‘l‘nny I'lIIfiIlll)
it
E
'l
l
i
::ll o‘clock Itho ex- .
ill‘l. time being in doubt because of, thE.xr
I Million. at m:
loss like the other One was. '
The accident yesterday happened onl
East Rock avenue and It resulted in;
about St )00 damages to the truck and
lnjmles to the driver, Richard Thompl
son, of Bridgeport, and Paul II, Preus~
Iscr, the owner. The former suffered
novoml bad cuts about the head and‘
was scvcroly shaken up. Mr. Prous-
ucr was also badly shaken up.
I, Mr Prcussor had just purchased the
tluch from l’ctk & Lyncs, automobillfl
dcnlots ol’ llltdlro opnrt. and with‘
Thompson (lilting took the machine
out, for tllal. Mr. Fork of tho. firm.
was along.y in his touringr car and was
following the truck. in passing tho:
truck the roar when] of the tonrlnfll
car collided with tho front ono of tho.
truck rnusimz Thompson to lose con1
trol of tho steeringr wheel. The trucld
immodiutcly plunged down a El tom om-
banhmont and turnod over. Both Mr.
:I’E'cusscr and tho (lrlvcr were thrown
"from lhoir souls and ugnlnSt a stone
,Ionco. Luckily they were not pitched
Ibond first against it. olhorwiso both
might hnvc. been killed. As it was,
Thompson had to have several stitches
tnkon in his head by Dr. Francis F. l.
Burnett. Ho will be laid up for two
Iwceks. Mr. Prcussor is about today
I although he is sorely bruised.
E Tho body of the truck was smnshod
to plccos and the gasoline tank was
! crushed in There were several othor
ports oi tho machine Elumalrcd ’I‘hn‘
touring car was not damaged at all.
—-KODAK STORE.
\‘csl pockot kodnk at $6.00, and
with tho holiol lens, $1.300. llrowulc
cumorns from $1.00 up. lIi
South .\iniu shoot.
i
lionnclly'n,
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Six Craters Open Up and Many
Villages Are Covered with i
Lava
nlalnoolmn, licc. litmmiitlsllnlcllos
l'rotn thc IE‘E‘ouch colony ol‘ Now (Auto.-
donia E‘oporl thnt grout Elcslructiotl
bun boon wrought by n volcanic erup-
tion in Alnlu'lin island, oi" ilEo Now
IIitIll‘Itli‘H
.‘s‘llllli‘. Dill.) (‘tll'i‘ ‘
group. Six now crnforn
wnrc l'orlnmi on lilo, wont coust luxc.
tiih. ’l‘ln- following day Mount Minim-
I‘EEIIIIDN'EI tlIlII
ovE-rwllollnoll
lnvu.
runny \‘Illuucn worn,
by atropine of motion
'l‘hEE majority oi“ tho lnltnhlinuto
nouuhl ‘ rvi‘uuo in cuuooevr EEnEl boutrI
and n ntvunuxr l‘oucucd llvo hundred
oi‘ IIli‘iIl.
NEE cumnlltlou urn
filo willto pooplo iIEI-rc whouo nunh
horn Etro email, but it is feared tluit
lnuuy nutlvou in tho lntI-rlor porluhod.
Ambrlm island in about tlt'ly milcn
ruporlcEl Etuumu
itv-lllln, .lr., and ”m luttor EErElorcd tho in clrcnEnlcroturix and in uonuxwhnl
“WM ..f both Mold. um! 'l’nluluo. (.“_'~l-Iillil‘I-ltll§. lnInEhitEin. I
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ENNIS.AIIINIINI’NEII:.‘H ”"wmplmwd this “I “tallest book. \l’onlun ’l‘llnu (luvoul
mm" ”mm“ wont IIUIIIIN oi WNW" Mil... ui llonnolly'n.
our :E for the prisoners thin moraine; E IKATNZMWIEENSREH
Lilo Savors"
Ell; night. Arlon l-lull.
SPARKS HAISCH.
Mrs. I“. N. linisch or it lined street.
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Mine Amelie llatsch, or non-
tou, Mean, to Myron Sparks, of Wall»
shin. Mass. The marriage will occur
on Christmas Day.
wtiMOUSINE FOR HIRE.
{Richard Lynch. {rot one
I
dunno, every l-lutnrx‘
Errand Martinique
Mine Hylvlu Annlo, Wioncv. Eluuuhtvr
of hire. Anuic '(l. Winner. Iwun murrlcd
.to Lostor Kufz, Monday. Doc. 15. at
Mo. young couple
‘uro upendlnr their honeymoonnt Bet»
Enutla. After their return they will re-
side at Illagotu. 'N. J. Mrs. Kate is a
sister oi? Mrs. Charles J. Mints. Mr.
and Mrs. (Mints witnessed the core
,mouy.
Edward H Frye In Captain War-
rolls Ward Trinity Parish Hall, Dec.
19th “Adv.
, was at once formed and then the sher-
)' TO BE EXPLAINED
Fully Occupied March lst
run this EE
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morning, created quite an amount oil
excitement and the sheriff, Ell B. Need
and several of his trusttes wont to the
storage of! B. F. Bulkloy in the Farms.
to find out what; the real trouble was
Information gleaned from Joe Mills, an’
employe of the'gnrnge, early Saturday
morning and told the story that he had
just killed his wife and children. The‘
brother could not believe It but told
several of his irlonds and a posse
ployed Within a Few Months
w...—
li‘i’ notillod ’I‘hc homo, ol‘ the brother!
was Elsitcd. and much to the surprise
of the shoril‘r and others the wife was
Without exception the Clueti,
body & (‘ompnny fac'toly, in South
,’ ‘ . = if l x
found at uotk in the kitchen and tho. A month. when it“ add m“ him” m“
t 1 Id 1 i l 1 been Completed and opened, lell be
h ' v
M) 0, li m} p M n“ :1 "mt the muse. ,oue ol‘ the most complete shirt manufl
The self- conl'l- used “murdcicr” was tuctorles in the UnltodIStnte‘l of Amer»
oucstlonod and be stuck to his storv lcn
that ho had klllcd‘his wife and ohild<i not through ldlo conversation. but
ran. All means of "Hill! to makcll
him undorsinnd that his wife. was nob
killed, provcd of little avail. lit was:
a coup evidently of luftluclnntlon and: ~~~~~ Largo
tho man was taken to n fifllllllll'lllhl;('llriI‘5 “0m 1‘31"“
for treatment.
(Continued on Eighth Page).
assortment of Christmas
lxmncllv s.
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iMISS NVIIIISTELL
I GIVES LAST LECTURE
-.'I\I Ellllzcmonls Eito boluir lnudo l'In’
tiltx grnn'l :lnnual hull of tho tilllio So
clul (‘lulE at tho Casino. Stamford one
Thins, ovo, Jun. 1. llill. 'l‘ho colu‘
brafcd Elite 12 piece singing orchcsl
trn arc to furnish music.
was given last evening. the subject be.
“IT“ LANDSTBOM was ling “’lhe Yosemite Valley," it “its
HONORED I" ELEGT‘O" more fully nttindcd than any prcllous
! lecture nhi: h shows that the speaker
land her beautiful pictures have been
their own advertisement. Certainly
there could be nothing more lovely
than the slides Miss Worstoll has
made from plciurcn tattoo by ltcrsoli
and she is especially happyI to know—
’l‘hix lust lecture in the. course of
travel talks at tho. Norwalk Library by
Miss Mary V " \‘orstcll. of New York.
Colfax l‘ncnmpmont, No. 31. I. O. 0.
F., hold the annual meeting, last evenu
llliI. bud (Etto Ll: Edstlom .was honored
by elcctlou to the olilco of Ultlei 1’8.-
triurch. 'l‘hc installation ceremony.
which will include the installation or
the otllccrn to be appointed as well as
the elective otllcern, will take place on
tho third Monday in January. 1914.
since she has made, the trip into the
Valley several limos. and describes
I
Tim ofllcors clcctcd life as follows: Ithe beauties. from experience. With-
(‘. i'.—~~-0tio leldntrom. 'Iout undue pruiso it is undoubtedly
II. I’4"*’IIIIIIH Gilli”. , truo that then: is no sponkcr with trnV~
W." -~Willinm If. Josue. Iol talks III‘TIH'o tho public today lEcttcl‘
Scribe —» -(.‘luronco A. Ellrowu.
ycqulppcd than Illlsn Worstoll, and
I Norwulk was fortunate to socul‘c. her.
E'l‘lEE-Em “Irnvolmzuos” an it is the lush-
Eton to cull thonl are lmmcuscly popli-
lnr ill Now York drawing vast audience
.on who pay lnruc some to son them.
Norwulli has, at burst. made it begin-
’l‘lui Sci-(End district cumininolnnorsn “hm and H ‘5 Import will support such
it cool-so t‘llt‘II your, Among thou... who
bought III’IH'IH this your who many
who had the genuine what. to help in
’l‘EcEIsulcl -~(‘lmrlcs (lchrman.
WATER MAIN TII BE.
LAID III 3RD DISTRICT
M
anx Eoll'crllslnu l‘or bide for tho oxiou~
Hioll ol‘ ”to water mains down tlrmz’ol‘y
lhEulovnrd. This is In answer to the ,
‘ a good work lho course has cleared
(IOIIEU'H. notwltlluinnillllfii
pctlilon which who rcnolvbd by tho _
city couzlEil Homo tlmc nun and rotor “hm“ lllly
foil to thix wutcr commiuulonl rn. .m“ low EMU“ "f Ibo tickets and u
llorololoro tlIlII ut pEonExnt u iEIIIIIII ‘1'” I‘ on “““W” l‘“ 0”“ hundrorl
pipe has uccommoduiml the rcnhlcufn “I'm" 0" “I“ m“III‘I'E‘W‘OIw has bcou
of flux Ilorlon Hoction, tho lNlllon “VIII I“ IN” puytnoni A pottiml of
“on...” and tho an‘wnlk Elountry (Elan. this was Eionatnd by lute-routed pco~
'l‘ho politlon EnElEE-d for n nix-Inch or plo who sou what tho machine may do
unitublEE wnicr main. and this also In to for tho children. purl. lnndo by no on.
bEx Installed. 1 tortnlnuloot this
’l‘ho bldu will be rocalvoll up to noon couruo. I
on Suturduy tllltl Ibo. ”contract will ’l‘llo ()um‘oltu (EIIIIIII Mm (llriu nil»
Ill‘llilttlily ho EEwurElE-EI next week. :jonructl tlwil‘ migiilnr illtl'l‘lllle’. lust
"nlubt to hour the donor-lotion of tho
COMPENSATION MIT
E‘i'ouE-tnlto Valley which to rich in In-
.dlnn romaine and lrmllllon.
loot winlcr and
are worn mprouontnflmn of tho (“nth
nllc Club, Monroe thunk Dorm y and
P, J, llonnonnoy. Mr. linlcom was at
the machine and (worm, Wright at the
door
it
Altorucy~Iloulxrul John lluliluht has
been secured to give an explanation
of the nmployoru' liability and work
lnumons' compensation not. he pushed
by the last ”miniature. The lecture
will be bold in the (My 'llull, next,
Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, and?
should interest every employer as
well an omployo in the city. Judge;
A... .wwu'mu u... a... “W...
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CLUB SMOKER TONIGHT.
The South Nor-walk Club will have
Seven Hondrlld People to he Em-x
’to await the hearing.
NANIN EIEANS
NIIE llNIliN
Murder in First Degree is Charg
'ed-—Heartno Continued Until
Next Saturday
Solomon David Was formally arraign-
en: before Judge Robert S. Alexander,
In the city court, Danbury, yesterday,
charged with tlhe murder of Joseph
Ally on Saturday, December 6. There
EINEIAEN NISIEIINNIE
IANNEY IN INEANNNN
Three Companies in South Nor-
watk Set $50.50 Each. and
Fire Police [in Out
of Business
a
The final meeting of the South Nor-
walk Fire Department was held last
lovenlng, at the Central Fire Station,
was no hearing yesterday. Attorney in Franklin street. at which time the '
Charles W Munpdly, counsellor Du. 'orgnnizatlon was practically declared
vid examined the complaint and of to 'be Out of existence, and the Second
This statement has been made.
‘ court room.
tor his client had entered a plea of
not guilty asked for a. continuance
until some day next week. Judge Al
exnnder decided that it would be bet~
ter to have lithe hearing this week.
and Saturday was agreed upon y the
attorneys. David was remanded
When David was called to answer to
the complaint, Prosecuting Attorney
,iNorman C. liners stated that he doslr~
Pon-'
ed to enter a nolle in the former
charge of assault upon which David
was being hold. auI-Ll Judge Alcxnntlcr
allowed this to be, dono. A now Will"
rant, charging" murder in tho ilrst do,-
grec, was then served upon llnvid by
Patrolman (ioorgo Id. Young, as llnvid
stood in thcyprisoncr'u dock in tho
Tho man appeal-cit
b no been cxpootlu" some such action
and no visible E-lE: one was uotcd in
, his rxprosuion as tlu uroliwman li‘.l(I
; thc church.
int: inst how to lead up to the viewer
w...» - ‘buw “a... w...
NINIAIEII ENAEEIE
EAWS EASE NINNI‘
Police Claim that Arthur Moris-
‘on Blocked Entrance to Hoyt’ s
Theatre-Case Saturday GI
Arthur Morrison. clluuil‘cur for Dr.
Alvin D. Wadsworth, of Moss Hill, ls
under $25 bonds for appearance in
court. on Saturday. charged with a vio-
lation of’ the trafllc luwsl
There in n‘polico ruling
the standing of automobiles in front of
lloyt's Theatre. Morrison‘s cur rested
thorn quite n time, last night, and the
police claim it caused congestion. ()l’~
licor .x\le.\'undcr Benjamin made the ar-
rest!
Because It is establishing a preco-
dent the case has evoked some inter
est.
regarding
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EIEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEE
Nine Hundredand Filly FeetGoes
to First "District Where Needed
Sumo ol‘ the til‘iIl‘l‘i‘lI llrE,x how- or
rlvcil In town, yontcrduy, und'lt hunnll
gone to the First. IIIHII'I(,'I. vwlloro noso -
was badly hooded. ll‘lrv Commission
or Mlchuol .l. lilorllun won unthorlacd
to purchuso 3.000 loci. of boon for the
tire department of tho Fourth, inxiuu
district and tho ilrut connluumcnt
.ulnouotml to Lilith tool.
I
Tim olllElont EEuEi gentlnn‘tauly llHII
night is an eloquent speaker, mill is a phonograph recital this evening. The
truly competent to handle the subject. members have been privileged to in-
All are Invited to attend. vile their friends. The entertainment
committee has provided a roast beet
'l‘hc butts on one titty-tool lE-nuth ot‘
tho xlhlpmoni onE- Elol'cciIVc. but nine
hundred and fifty foot ham boon ud
Elcd lo the omtlplncnf of tho libel iIIll
tllcl ntutlouu
Ii. in t'rilli'i‘li'tl that tho otbcr IIUHP,
will arrive in due limo. but the second
and Third district have a fairly good
supply on‘hnnd. this never having
been allowml to run below the danger
lllnc.
Milena I’anmnu llook odv,, page (i EXPLOSION TR‘PS
FIFTY MINEIIS
W
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. Dec. 16.,
-—-An explosion today at the Vulcan Government. should minor to 'l‘urkey,be done now to avoid the within
Mine, at Newcastle. 0010-. east 01' the eleven islands ehe occupied dun, p » .,
x—«EAPANEBE Hoelsnv tron not
here, is reported to have entombod bo-
rl‘he IFourth Degree Assembly. lunchmhtqn will be served toward the tween forty and titty minors. The
Knights of Columbus. will meet this close or the evening.
evening in at. Jousph’enliell. South
Nowell: . .
4....
to‘
Taxing District Fire Department was
practically merged into the greater
Fire Department. of the new City of
Norwalk E
I The money remaining in the dopart- I
mcnt treasury, $151 50, was equally Ell l
vidcd between the three conEpEmies——,I
O jail Old Melt Hook and Ladder Company;I SI Anne 8 BITUTCI'I, III leet‘pllfl
I Putnam lloso Company and tho SouthE
Norwnlk Fire Police, giving $50.50 for:
each organization. The Eilro police is.
about to 110 out of business. and thc
mombols will probably become nillliucE
ed ulih the other two fire companies. '
Albeit IE. Winchester, who has been
the efficient treasurer for the past few
years, tendered his resignation, which
was accepted with a hearty vote of
thanks for his past. services. The ro-;
signntion was as follows: a
Decom‘ber l5. Zilllii. ‘
'l‘o tho ('illlccrs and Members of the
South Norwnlk Fire llepnrtmcnt.
My llonr Brother Firemen:
in consideration of the abolition of
ithe South Nol‘walk Fire Department
. as a distinct. organization, by its recent
absorption as a part 01' the Fire Ile—
'partment of the new City of Norwatk.
I am of the opinion that. as there is
no longer a South Not-walk Fire lic-
‘partmont, therefore, there is no reas-
on for the continuation of the cities
of treasurer of said department. that
I now hold, unless my opinion is
wrong.
in ummecEEtly. I beg to tender my re
stgnation as your treasurer. to take
effect as soon as the money of the
South Norwalk Fire Department.
which is now hold by mo, has boon
disposed of as you may direct.“
In tcndorlng my resignation, i do
so with deep gratitude for the trust
that you have ever reposed in me and
with cnrncst appreciation of tho un-
failing kindness that l have so long
enjoyed at vour hands. ’l‘o mo our be.
lovoEl South Norwalk Filo Department.
is for too much a “Hill: thing to (nor
Ellc in my mcmory. and every one ol‘l
its mumbcruwmy ‘brothors, nll—-»shnll
over have a plncc. ull illE-ir own in m_.
sinccrcnt nilcclions.
I \‘nurn most iulthl‘ully,
Aldlltllt'l‘ E. \l’lEN(‘.IlII«ZZ"I‘Elt
(‘hloi‘ litnglncor (lcorgc W. llogurdus
prosldod. llllll stntcd that it was llkcly
sonic now rulcn affecting every com.
puny in the city would be promulgat-
cd in tho ncur future, but that no very
rndlcnl E-hnnlnxs would be made.
(Thicl‘ lEZnulncoE' llouuriluu and the
”iron assistants from each (listrlct~——
William .l. l’owcll. Sumuoi McGowan
unEl ll'rodcriclr .\l. VVIllli’Ii’I‘“"I()Ok the
oath of olllco yostixrduy in tho quar-
tors EEI‘ I‘ll; (Tlorlt .IEEnoph .I. l.l:lxwoil-
or. in tho (’llty Hull.
It was dccldod to leave tho property
of tho dcpnl‘ilnont in tho Illl‘ltIH oi' Soc-
l'olal‘y (ilmrlcn ll}. inmkwoorl, and m
pormlt ’l‘rcusnrcr Wllrohonicr to hoop
his books pnpcru, etc.
It”
~rl'l Illl"I nominal loom .. Eli \Viihib
lngion til. but to (loo. S. North‘s.
GREECE BANE KEEP
WiiIliE ISLANDS
PARIS, Doc. iii. 'l ho French it‘orn
ollzn ()illco todny Instructor! .lulcs
(lumber). ambassador to llertln, to ln~
form the German government that
Eli‘ranco had accepted the British pro-
fpoeul thul. Ilrocco be allowod to keep
0
pied by her during the Balkan Wm.
itho othEn two. 'l‘onodos and imbros. to
be returned to Turkey.
Italy, In the opinion of the French
log the war in Tripoli.
Similar instructiono were sent to
mine is owned by the Milky Moum the embassy In at. Potereburg.
, tutu met Company. The cause or the
would .vPennmaBonady" page it; explosion to unknown. -
.Jnhww. W. ””h—
:tion Army‘ :5 Home for Men Iastnlgw
gbuilding can be searched.
fun one of the victims.
’rcsidcncc unknown,
:hand clothing were stored on
‘lzlusu window whirh they
unaltered about tho. pinto 'o indicate»
nine out of the eleven Islands ocon- Bronte stores In South Norwatk
--Ilteed Pensions Bock adv... rose 6. Miss Polhemne. 80 W
A
El lAlIllN
ANMYNNNSE
SINNNE
Six Men Dead, tine Fatallyl E
lured and Three Other Peoni"
Mission in Cincinnati Fire I
NEW NNNN EINEMAN ,
ANN IIIIN NINEIINNEAN
Damaged ty Sutlragettes ,
ClwlNNA'r-l, 0., Dec 16. —-E_Ftre " t
ullcgcd incendiary origin in the Beltran
caused the death of at least two men
and many others are reported mittse
tug. 'l‘ no oxact loss or life will noting
asccltulmd until the ruins of th
Arthur Sand-En,
mnnugcr oi the home,
of IIIIDEB‘I‘, “Main:
was- identified.
rl‘. S. Hedda!
was. the other
li‘iromon any there are four other bod
ice in the. ruins which they have beet
unable to reach. Eight of the victims“?
removed to tho, city hospital were deh-
clur‘od to be in a serious condition. I l
The property loss w as estimated a
$100 000 '
The building was an old one M
was formerly known as West End Tut"
nor llall. Ixroat quantities of decent!
the!
first floor and the upper floors wold.
comortcd inEo lodging rooms of ‘ iota,
there were ninety-one and all filled ta-
capacity.
Fireman. Mother and Sister Burned. I
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.x—A fireman.
his mother and his sister were burrwfl"
to (loath curly today, in a tire whim
practically dostroycd a fivestory 3f
parlmont bone.» at 366 Amsterdam ave-K
nuo. It was ourx of the,x most spectacle
lnr apartment house fires in this cit)“ _
rcccnily. seven pvrsons being seriousd': "
_v inlurcd hv flames or by jumping,"
from windows
The filly otrupnnis found all 9wa
(ul off when the, llamos shot up troml ,
tho basement. 'i‘ho firrzmon effected;
many thrillingr rescues but Thomas H '
Mf'hlllllllt-l. one of their number wild E
wuss on 2-1 hours'_ lcave fronrthe fired ,‘
llousc in tho vicinity, was trapped in:
his apartment. with his mother. Mrs:
Mary McMnnnsE, and his ulster Mary;
McMunus was a cousin of Thomas J:
Mclianon, a promlncnt Tammany loud!
or. familiarly hnown an “The" Mc—i.
Mnnus. .5 ‘
Suffragette Arron Squad Fires Chur‘o
LIVERPOOL, Doc. lily-The Gimme
colic, arson sound did extensive demr
one today to St. Auno‘a Church here
The stalls on tho south side of ill
church wcro dcutroycd and the anion,
III(_I organ was curiously dumngcd. T110}
lnmxndlnrlcn I‘llli‘ll"‘,il through a stained:
smashed
'1 ho unuol Solitude literature was to!
that tho fire was infcndud an a pm
ionf ucnlnuLtho urroui of Mrs Punk»
burnt.
1
Edward ll lI‘rEc, to Captain WEE
E'Exnn Ward. 'l‘rlnlty Parish ”all use
l'lth. --.Adv
cumsrmns comma or 3703'
Tim dry goods and the live and
n
W
close as usual this evanlnlrat So‘elf
but for the remaining week day
ifore Christmas will be open until
m., or later. Christmas ehopplti
Fine line of silk stanchion, We
use.” Splendid line or! headline.
for Xmas. See them berm M,
Norwalk Chronicler