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There’s no use in
worrying —- and
there is no use in
telling people there
is no use.--- CDN.
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‘ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the Booth Nomlk. Foot-Ollie
Olen latter.
I.- lBooond
Newspaper adven-
tisirlg is an estab~
lished factor' 111 the:
building and main»-
taining of anybusa \
iness. Try it. I
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 29.
tllSltR lRllli
NNN HAS liS
ARNRAi___8 RMP
rm ,4
'Barrel Trade is Good and Seed
industry to Anticipated as
the Real Harvest
F"
[RRRPE RRW illlRR
lRl JRIRl RlllillES,
*Bpeners Are Finding Little to Do
at Present
1, _..—-....._. .l
The oysteriug industry at the pres-
ent time. as fat as tlle opened tlatlo
goes, is very slack. bllt tile barrel
shipments of oysters in the shell slill‘
(.l-utinnea brisk. The oyster industry
:i» .1 thillg ol‘ seasolls, and tilt,1 time of
year alone, determines the. nature of
the. trade.
The first trade comes ill September
when the “r" in the. month‘s spelling
.ulukes oysters good eating. it in this
dirnt trade which starts 1111 the open-
(Continued on Sixth Page)
lllllit illlllllltll I
Klitiil NN WRERK
Passenger Train, at High Speed,
Buns lnlo Rear ol‘Freighl
at Conemaugh, Pa.
‘\
PITTSBURGH, Pa,.la11, 2i‘i—l‘elln-
sylvuuin passenger train No.19 No Nv
Yolk to Pittsburgh, was. wrecked near
(onemaugll, Pd, today, “hi“ it rIan
into an engine and caboose going
west. Three members of the (relN
were killed.
The passenger train was runlng at;
a high rate. of speed, when, as
rounded at curle. the engineer saw the‘
lights of the freight train directly in
front. Ho applied the emergency
brakes, but the lleavv engine crashed
into the caboose, killing A. ll. Rll(!ll(‘.l',I
the conductor; 11 brukellnlll, and
ll: 1141111111. Another brakeulnn was
jured.
The engine. out the mall car‘ on
the. passenger train were. derailed,
blocking three tracks. None of the
paisengers was seriously hurt.
A heavy fog hung over the valley,
and tile. cllgiueer ol‘ the passenger
in
.A
train was unable to see lhl1 signals at,
the. automatic bltwk system with
which the division is equipped.
GDETHALS MlilEPTS
GANAL ZONE PLAGE
\‘VASillN‘il'l‘ON,
Jun. :9. ‘Seorelal'y
ltlurl'lkoll stated today that t.‘ol, '(ioortte'
Goetllaln had slgnilled 'llltl lllleln'
tion of accepting “it! governorslllp ol‘,
‘Illl' l’ulullnu (‘Anlllll zone to be proffered I
IN
him by President Wilson. Mr. (.lltl‘
l'lHOIl intimated that Co], lloetllals‘ un-
l-l-planct- was unqualified.
"l ulll not. able to trim out.
tllu amount time,” 1111111 Beerelary liar~
rison. “but it was whole and 11111111110111,
:‘Wllen President Wil‘non sends llll-l
111111111 to the Senate i shall probably
.‘be able to mailo all lnlnratblg state.
meat."
Ali chairman of the lutllmian '(‘tllltll
Commission, Col. (ioetll-nla now 11.1 paid
simtltlt) a. your. The l’unume (lanai
act. llxoo the1 salary ol’ the governor
at $111,000. Representative 'l'h'ttlen, of
ltllnols. today introduced u. but to
amend the law to make the1 salary of
the governor 315,000 so long on (to).
Goetllals holds the office.
“-'Mletl MoLnron in ”The County
chairmen," So. Norwelk Baptist
munch, Friday. Jan. 30. Tleketefitlfic.
w
1].:
tllo‘
terms of (.‘ol. (loothuls' necuptnllco at'
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iRRlHiR RRR'S RRRli
lRlRlRRER Rl lRlIli
Charles Allen, at Bridgeport, At-
tempted to Board Moving
Freight at Rowaylon
Another accident resulting from
hopping a freight train. occurred in
lRowoyton, at 2 o'clock, yesterday at-
ternoon, ill front of the station, and
the victim is Charles Allen, aged nine-
teen ,N'eare, of Willlson street, Bridge-
port. The young man is now in the
hospital with a. fracture of the skull
and his condition is serious.
Station Agent William A. Reid to-
gether with Thomas Morrisey, chum
of the injured young man, picked the
unconscious form 1111 1nd carried it
Ilnto the station. Mr Reid telephoned
Ito South Norwalk, and Dr Wolfe was
waiting at the depot with the ambu-.
lance when the 2:45 local brought
Allen here. He was, rushed to the.
hospital and Dr. William J. Tracey
operated immediately.
Allen attempted to jump the l‘reigllti
going east on track No. 2, but. his grip‘
was not so that he could pull llllllseltI
‘close enough to the 1111' to escape. be-
ing struck by the fence dividinu
tracks 2 and 1. When he struck the
fence his brip on the freight c'al NNasI
unlooseued and he \Nus hurled to tilt.
loadbcd. his head striking upon tllo‘
stones. \lorrissey was hopping 11 (111
ill bath of his chum, and had success- I
fullN' negotiated the test when he saw I
\llons body go shooting through the:
-air. 'ile jumped off and notified Sta-I
tion Agent Reid and both took the “11'
conscious form into the station.
Both Morrissey and Allen are young-
111011 of apparent respectability. for,
both were. neatly dressed. and did not'
present the appearance of being
,toughs. Morriasey also lives in
“Bridgeport. ‘ “He said his home. was at
I l, toil State street.
Allen 111111 remained in a 11embcon-.
scious state. since the operatiOn. 'I‘lloI
doctor stated that he could not tell'
now just what his chances are for re-
IcoN ering. ‘He did say that the fracture
I\\'iiS 11 very bad one.
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HRS RRIllRlllliiS
WRRKIRR RR RRME’
New Quarters to be Secured
I
l Somewhere in the City in
. Millions Pallidino, ot Burbank $1.,
ICHllgllt ill the
RRRRER
Wl i PRRRE
RRRSSRASE
Alter Conference Decides to
Summon in Witnesses and
Find Out Facts of Wom-
an’ 8 Death
RRRY WAR EXRRMER
RRERA RRRIH ARR
Taken Ilrom Grave in Brooklyn
on Order of Sons
liltilltllll’tlll'l‘ 1:111:11 - ('orouer‘.
i’llol ltlll is to p: obe the c‘:i1(ulustantes
surrounding the death ol Mrs llunuzlll
A. (‘loss in this city on November 2.”.
last following the. many rumors of
suspicious circumstances that lum-
been rife about the city lor the past
few days. This was decided upon after
11 cont‘e: Hence between the t"0r01111l and
Prosecuting Attorney Delaney yestenI
day afternoon which conference insl- t
ed several hours \Nimesses \Nill lleI;
(Continued on Sixth Pate.)
WM—
RRR lRRRlllR lRRll
RlRlRlL REAR RRl
Dhliged to Have Physician
Dress Wound
“—1”.
'l‘Nvell'e your old Muttene l‘ullldiuo, of
20 llulbullk street, was thrown from
his bicycle. at the corner of South'I
.‘llain nlld llulllnud streets. at lzllll‘
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and out 1
lfered a had cut on the lett side at lllsI
Ihead The boy was going down South;
Main street and attempted to cross
the trolley tracks ills front wheel;
truths and threw lllllll
foil” the bicycle and he landed on llis'
a Few Weeks I
- .-
lleud. .
lie. was immediately picked 11p and1
. rushed to Dr. A. N. (‘lark‘s olllec, just?
iI It was the unanimous vote of the
lllenlbers of South Norwalll Lodge, .\‘o.
709, llencvolent and Protective Order
Iof Elks. last evening, that smnetlllnr:
should be done soon toward :Nt'ulllrlnl:
‘11 new site. for the Elks Home, 1111 the
present. quarters are entirely itlado-
quote to house. the nearly illtl mom-
I born. The meeting was lal‘ltely attend-
,ed. alld ill the absence of Exalted ltul-
er Joseph J. Lillxwellel'. who is ill,
lwas presldld over by Entombed Lend-
ilng Knight Jeremiah W Ahcaru 1
Scyt'lnl propositions looklna: toNNtlrd
necurlnnr additional property. and creel-
1,ill11' 11 home that would be, a credit til
the city. NN'cl'e submitted by ulelllllern
of tho order. I
The. outcome of the reports and lllti"
cushions was that the. trustees were
Imupowored to negotiate for the pur- I
Ichaae of additional property. and the;
matched ruler was authorized to name
a committee of three to limit in various
Hill-111 about the city and report at, the
next, meeting of the lodlrc. 'l‘llo locu-
llonn mentioned as desirable, and cod:
ccrnlng which communications were
received, were, owned by the. NorwnlkI
‘llvN'eotnlctlt liompany, at the corner of;
South Main street and Hartford Place:
Mrs. William H. Swords. at No. ill},
South Main street. and the Hertha Elli! ,
lots, at the corner of Went avenue and
Reed street.
1M ucll interest was taken in the mat-
ter, and the expectation is that before
many months roll around work will be
commenced for a Home at another lo
cation.
1
Wmoww.
wDoh’t forget the Hope HoeeI
dance. Friday evening, Jan. 30, Town
Assembly Hall. I
ll few l’tet from w‘llell- the nuidentI
ooc'urlcd, iilltl the. doctor made 1111 l',\
lulllnation lie tolllld the. cut ‘Wllh‘ 11uI
inch ltlllg and rather deep. lt bled
profusely and it was sometime before
the (loi'lm‘ stopped the flow of blood.
The boy was rendered unconscious for
about hit” all hour. When he regain
ed consciousness ho was taken to IllsI
llolne ill illl automobile. lll'. (‘lark
thinks that the boy will come out. of»
it all right. I
.lllltlolle‘s brother stated this mulllnI
‘lug that ho is doing as well as could
no expected and that he can lloNN'C
speak 11 few words, tho llrnt since. tilt-AI
accident. I
James t‘onlloru and three. olllel‘uI
picked up tilt1 boN'. llo has taken
home ill lllclluld llyncll‘ u lll‘l’li'tll)
()llleel' l‘lltlllt. H. titration, seeing
the colllluotlon, stopped all autumn-I
llllo containing four men. who asked
in way to New York. tlcnlrltlu to llltll
out it they llll(l calmed the accident.
It. was learned that they had hot and
utter showing them tho way to 'Now‘
‘ York, the ollleer permitted them to tiil‘I
port. .I
Later, he went to tho pllynleiuu‘nI
cities, where he aselsled the doctorln'
his \l'Ol‘li. Ho lmentlgated the cane
anti made. a report at headquarters. ?
_.. -.._ l
WAT NORWALK counrnv CLUEI
Grape. Fruit I
Vegetable Soup I
Mushrooms on Toast I
Reset Duck Apple Jolly l
Mashed Yellow Tllrnlps
Boiled Potatoes
Lettuce and Tomato Salad I
chocolate Ice Cronin Apple Pie
Codes, emotions and Cheese
I
1
I tlollton,
WRlllR RR ,RRlR RRR
illlllli iR RRRWiiR
Matrimonial“ tangle Comes to
Light by VlslIr oi Former Mrs,
Tony BinkRIyskl, ot Peeskill
w...
A tangle in 'nlatrlllloninl relations
came to light yesterday. The four-
teen‘yenr-old son, of Tony iBinkowsl-li,
ol‘. l‘ceksklll, N. Y.,, was the cause of
tllc‘tangie becoming known. for Offi-
cer 'Selzer accompanied by Tony's
former wife. visited the home of
Tony's sister, on Water street, First
district, and took the boy away. The
mother claims the custody of the
child. I
According t‘o.Tony he married the
woman when she had two children.
She had never'been married bet‘ore._
.By this union they had three children.i
.Not long after the youngest child was
born, another man became friendly:l
with his wife. This man gave ’l‘ouyI
some money to. go to Peeksklll N. l’., I
“hell: ho had secured t1lllplllNlllelltl"-tll
him and "l‘ony wont tilt-.111. lie took
,lil1.1 lollrleell years old son with him.
, ‘ubtklllzun to him his wife suelllod a
divorce and married the other man. .
'l‘olly eunle. toNorNN'llik. on Monday.
bringing with him his son. His for-
mer wife. who has n'cilild by her nee-
oud husband, learned of his presence.
here. and with ,Ql‘flcer Selzcr went to
the IltllSt‘. on Water strt:'1t,ulld took
the boy away. Tony was not there‘
when the boy was taken away and
when he learned of it he. went to Law-V
yer (toldsollnlidt to see about getting],
the boy back. The wife claims the,
court gave her the custody of the.
three children by her first husband
when the divorce was granted, Attor-
ney Goldschmidt is investigating to
see it that is so. If it isn't, Tony
will bring 11c ninth to recover the boy.
Attorney John J. ('uneo representsI
the woman ill the case I
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SMELT 8c Lil
53c I,
Still]
Salmon, Ile lb.
.l’ltllllllll. 14c lb,
Mackerel. 12 l-‘Jc lh,
Weaklleh. 12 l-2c lb.
ltuttnrilsll.‘ l‘.’ 1.21: lb,
Herring, 21’1- 1b.
l’ius' liver, tic lb.
leallu, do each.
1’ as kidneys, 10c lb.
llecl‘n' Meat and Provision (‘0.
1
Inner M. E. clitllitlll
ELEBTS RFFIGERS
At the annual meeting of the ()lllt‘lill
board of the 'l‘III‘h'I .\l. id. Church, of
South Nurwelll. held last eveni lrz, lllt.‘
than of (llllll‘t‘ltm'll. L. (Joburn, 11‘. A.
Hulltllftl. l1“. ’l'l'inlrnm.
linkers 11111 il-l. ii. fllauuon.
Al’rlntlngw-li‘reenuln Million.
1H. ll. titanium.
“L‘wmww U-
MORGAN ON AETNA BOARD.
HARTFORD. Jon. the»). P. Merger!
of New York was elected 11 director
of the Aston titre) insurance Co. at,
the annual meeting of thentocillloldol'g
in place or "his late father. whom“ a
member of the/11mm! tor 11111111»r ”in.
‘R. M.
allun, (.1. A. McNamara, llr. l‘t'ld.
llvnll, l-luull l,'illllpllilll, 8r-
Ilillut. Mrs. Julia ltoblnson. Mrs. Mary
(l’ilrlen. Mint-,1 .‘lulla
Il'lfllli Fitzgerald and Mind Anna Steely
{mull-gr.
phalrmnn,"
'Ghlitolt, Friday. Jan. an.
MW-
1914
N13. NNlN‘NAs
SiltlBARK ll
2 ANN NNNNs
Also insurance Policies She
Took lrom Home When She
Etoped with c. A.,Kill1urn
PAIR iiilliR lR
RE IN NEW lIlIllIf
Husband Places Attachment for I .10
. $1.000 on Property
--—~._...
I
That Mrs. John Svec and (‘hnrles .»\.
Kilblu‘n. the. elopinc puir
uppeal'llnec has caused a stir in .'\‘ol'-
walk. on the further was very w-ll-
known here, went to New York when
they left on 'l‘uesduy, became llllO'l‘er
today. through .lolln Sven. the has
band of the. downing woman. who re-
ceived by mail the lNN'o hank books
which she tool-L and the insurance pol-
il-ies. The t‘:l‘.l'l1)pt‘ containing the
book, bears the postmark of New
\orll city. With this fact for inl’oruuv
lion and a list of lllt‘ booking autulch‘s'
ill the city, lli'lifi‘t‘ilvt“ Sergeant Leath-
erlaud and SN'cc went to New York.
this morning, to try alld secure tract:
(Continued on third page)
MlllRRiRliR R. R.
RRR RRRR, RRR HRE
Merchants’ Exchange Building;
Containing Many Important
Firms, to Ashes
MA'Nt‘HlE-S'i‘lilt. .\". ll., Jun. 'llle
Merchants' Exchange buildim... one of
the most important business blocks ill
01‘...
I the retail center of the city, was llllltl‘
t-ti today.
tlllll,
The loss will exceed Shim,-
‘l'lle, building nos 11 l‘ollr‘itol‘y lll'lt‘li
structure at Ult‘ corner oi [film and
.‘Nlullciloslcr streets. ill it were luz'at
«1d the. llalton t‘oulpally. the largest
department store ill the 51:11:13
.\I. l'olsolll Company's dr,N
slol‘l'; Meri'ltittltu' National llullh:
llillslmrougll tloullty Saviour: Hunt.
and the main city (llll'xl: ol‘ the NVl-st‘
cru lTnlol‘l ’l‘eleurnph t‘tflupauy, ’l‘uo
lll'l1 ()l‘lglllutoli 11:1 the fourth floor of
the i<‘olsolll store. and spread so rapid
l (‘Hllt'
_ llootl 1'
following" mmwm “WI ”'mmm" I‘ ly us to endanger adjoining properly.
“WI“ (IIII‘IMIIII l'ol' ”HI, IIMM‘II‘I Mum“ livid was :Nllllllllout'd l‘l‘oul surround»
year, beginning t1'.eb , lull: llitr towtlu.
(”mem- ’l‘wo lll'eluen were sll‘dlltly hurt by
(‘llulrmun Th“ WWIU‘I‘ bricks from u l’aillll: wall.
Vll‘i‘«('llllll'lllllli l‘lulrles t1‘. llullol'k. 11'1”. 11,-.» “(trulfijtllfllt'tl ”“1 1111121111: 111’
Sl’N'WWV' WWI“ I‘Z' lluteu. the city's electric light and power
l-‘lnum-lul Secretary Nelson ll. plant, causing u tempolul'y lllltllli‘l-"l
”W‘- and industrial paralysis.
'I‘rcnsnrcl' llut‘l'y Hhul‘l-ll. t .
Committees.
Finance 'l'lltll'ltln t-j. Hoyt, Nebula GUUHT LAUR£L
it. lloyl, William Ewing. Hurry Ship GLUE; ELECTIO”
Il‘elt, .l. Emory Stevens. Minor l). l’luuo “MW
dull. I 'l‘llc annual meeting. All the l‘ulll‘l
“m”I“W“"I“"I'm‘" MIMI“ ”' ”’ Laurel t‘llull was held last 111111111111.
I t‘llltllnoll, 5‘ M' IH‘II‘IIIHFI' ’l‘llc. l‘nlloNN‘ltw,’ olllr'ct's were ell" led l'ol'
“burr-ll Properly ‘ll. ll: tilnusou. the ensuing: term: '
lltlrry 111111111111, it. 1., (inborn. president-r Mrs. l'. ,1, ,NtthmmL
III'I'I‘I‘I'III‘IIIIIII‘"II (I' '5' ”I,” N‘ H' \‘IRL'lLl‘lIllllllll‘lll."n“ll'li'i I1 lol'olll-c .le'
”II-‘1' R‘ I" (‘Olltll‘lh Mutton.
‘M‘IIII‘I‘IIC‘ III' III'III‘I'IMI' III" I‘ ”I" 'l‘ronsurerwMiss Laura iflnlllu.
"""m’ II" '9' “WI” : Financial Secretary “Mi-n1 Kathi-r
l’nlpit. Supply .111, l. Raymond. (l._ it“. In“ ('llnlpbcll.
’l‘rielruln. I 'lloard ol‘ l)irt1rlnrs- hits. 1”. 1!. than
lint
Mrs. Mary
Callahan. Mien
in “The County
Norwnlk Baptist
”rickets. tide.
I will the Mblmreu
South
W
A 3W6 it". II!” but I! “WI m1-
..~
,i'ense \N'lltn the state finishes its case
I, l 111 ielli.
'Flilllil.
‘ulteluled
\\ll()t'l‘ dls- l
NANsNN
iclltlili,
'Unoettled tonight and Friday.
NAN illtlll ll 11 Nil
1111 than Ans
Anthony Sadaitys Furnishes more
Sensations at Trial in
New York
——
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.~—Allgelo Syl-
vestro. at whose trial on a charge of
being 11 member of a gang of black-
mailers that used bombs to entOrce
demands for money three youths have
confessed to their part in scores of
trimes by using the Sign of the
black hand. will testify in his own de~
against him late today.
Anthony Sadaitys, a youth of ill. the
at: 'l sensation oi the trial, yesterdaN
told oi his Llllp1()\ melt by 11 gang of
l.l.11llmallers, during which be planted
about lorty bombs, leeeivim; from $1
$.lll tor eat ll job. This story rivals
of Allied 1.1.1111]th illld Rocco
who preceded him on the,
Sa'initys said he never hadI
school, and that be eommitI
11d lll> tll‘st serious oft‘ells"~bllrg'lzll'1' ill I
t’ilee that time, lter'ol'dizlr tUI
Holy he had 1oluulitll1d tilirlN
illl'iN bl ml. outta.1 11s tilille
3011411111! 111,1 on incl” 11‘. and one uinr- I
unions its-null His 1' mile tiln with
the iv:irl-.ltl::illl.1 l'euun he solid, ill
till"). One 01 his plintimi;
31le was to 1.1111 dynamite, ‘l'Nlll1Il he}
"till he stole cut of 11 tunnel in Jersey:
{‘ity and ll't'ill'l aqueduct construction
'='r.l'k in Sullivan t‘nnnty. I
For llit’ you three
1.111: sewn all i‘1.1
1
1‘1'.Nlltll.1l,
Itllll‘.
15.1th
his
l.., l gilll'it:
.\o'.'l other,
uncutlls StillLIll.."S'
211110 111‘ tll‘.‘ iiC‘ltic o;
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“Blackmailers” Send Word TheyI
Are Holding California
Millionaire
.Mw
lilS ~'\.\.‘tll"l.iis ('ul. .lllll :3.‘l*~A1:'~
t1 rdinu to an anonymous lettel leceiN-
ed by a morning paper, ‘ll‘rancis Lewlsl
the Spokane millionaire, is be-
im: held for ransom of $75,000 by.
“blneknnfilcrs” in or near this (ll‘v‘.
(‘lnrk disapptared t‘lonl Santa liarbu-l
r11,.l:1n.l?, after seeing his 1all‘e ol‘t‘ 0'1
a train and NN as tllom.l11 to haul cone
milled suicide by throwing llllllself in
the ocean.
The letter deunlndinu the l'ausolll
l‘or t‘lllrk‘1' release was addressed to
“Chief of Police. and dated 1.11s An-
gelcs. .lan. “" it said:
" “1'11 :il'i! illslllilflz Millionaire (‘lnrk
for l'ill‘lt-llltl of $75,1ltlll. State in l-Zx-
nulhlcr if his folks will pay or lloi
lie. is well taken care of,
”Yttllt‘".
"'l‘ill'J 1ill.:\(‘l\’.ll.\ll.l-Iltki."
Across till1 top of the letter was.
written "Notice italic l’l'mnpl reply
ill the papers. as he is N‘l11y anxious
to not out."
'l‘hoso who knew t’lnrh intimately
lll'i' valid to View the lt'tll'l' seriously.
Mrs. ('th'l; was located last night at
l’uso ltolllcs and over the low: tlli'l'
ll'illt'l‘ lrluphone dictated the lollowiul;
u
-1.
llu<l
1.111 l11)_-'
MRlR 1nd”
ARES w
"RRY IR iR
Son at Mrs. Pasquale Maslroltlio'.
Nearly Unconscious when", ‘;
Takenlrom Houte
RRRR HRSKS MARE
i N
Pliltll RF RMRRt
Another Call to the City Dump
in Water Street
’lllc quick action of lira. Pasquale
.Nlusn'olillo, ol‘ No. it Podmoro street.
evening. undoubtedly saved the
the if llt'l‘ young son, an :1 fire which
in th- house tlll‘trtlleiltd it
1111b titslluttlon 'i‘ilt1 mother t-:ok
111.1 labs to bed early in the
lighting. lamp
it o‘clock
anther
this
rt ‘lii ll
evening.
locm. after
sinned 11,.st..l‘:-N '.1.il.1
{‘Ellll'l, intending; to go to but NNia:
one.
it
111:: Shortly
fillt'
gttllii; 11,:sttzirs llit} tlctzsczcd
.l\'hilt1
the, odor of smelt» and on entering
1'; ..~..'lloo::; l‘ . lull ct smoke.
She quickly caught 1111 the children
and ran out of the house, and gave
the cry of tire. Someone turned in
an alarm from box 23, and the Second
District apparatus respoaded. Th3
early arrivals found the house so full
in'
of smoke that 11 was with difficulty I
. that the place. could the entered, and
then the firemen could remain only Ito I
tow seconds each time. The Window:
could not be opened or would not.
stay up, and llnally the glass was
bloken out. and gradually the room '
Icicured of smoke. The time spent by
the lllelueu was thirty live 11111111125.
Iand it is leularkabllz- that so little
damage has done,
it appears that
ed with corn husks Nv.1iI it were laid
‘1 :1 11 l at old quills alld ll mattress.
(orb busks aim littered ’llc lloor, and
‘malle good mull l'iul for 11 ilz'e to feé‘d
. upon.
The (1111;: llilillilll,“ apparently
the boy's bed was I
I('Hil‘.1'0$(,‘tl principally of a ticking llll»
was to the bed and the llreakinr.r out. “
of tho windows, lllw
brine. over $337»
The llUlli‘lt‘ is culled by (Home E.
lN’nAN1N11.
Mr. \lustl'ollllo was away from the
illvu'p a: the ill 11-. Ho carried insur-
111111 ulth ll J ll Lawrency linearly.
Dump on Fire Auoln.
Another still n‘arlll ("121111 from the
.11 ~ dump yls'lirdav .l'lcrno'nl about
fluid o'.ll (k, :1 all- hogs had balm
”mes octetlalll‘m' the return- "hem.
and hill] ell tire to f‘lill‘W‘Si 11.121111, S‘o‘Iv
:r:ll l‘VIIlll‘lll}‘llt '14 were, used and the
flames out-neltt'd.
11121111}th
total loss nut.
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SERGEMT
N
1'11 ulv lo the note, with ill" request.
lilIllI ll bl- 1.Nl‘1ll.1'llcll as lll‘llliiltllwtl ill Tl] HAVE FluE OFFRGE
H111 It'llt'l"
“i want to t'o-lllullllicnle with you lmtvltlve fiel'l'nnut ':11 um 1.11'Ntili‘l‘1
more lutly wulcernlng luv Illlaaiululi'w hurl. 11" 1'1 ‘I'l""'i\I|« Hull's dru l'l-
lilonitllettluncv. l hunt to 1.;11111' 11111-va .11 "t, i1 ll ll' 1'1 lllu' l1'l1111 “NilI‘l till I
lllll llluuuy in lo be paid 11nd in ulnll arruu 1.11:1 ut1A Illa 'u i‘I'l"‘ lonlp‘eln'l.
lllltlllll'l‘. i want to know the motive 'liw tli'll't'llN‘c t: m 11;. v tip rr'illt
131:1: lll1l1il‘t‘il tn.- 41. 1.11:1: ll' kidnap loom ollllll-nvl~1,l 11117 l 1' in: mill en-
pilltr. ll’ my llllnllll’llll is held tor run- in pl » in Apr. ,1“, lull 111d wrap a»
soul 1 will entertain the liftillllltllltll 1mm: 11‘11 new 1:111 1. 1.1.. for may-
controlled in the letter illlrll‘l11llli1l‘l lll "l'-1; bi: new i» 1111;; 11 second door
{‘lllul‘ 'Hlvlluntiau, but before i dcdnlte» 1., 1311; pawn, .
ly commit 11111111111 i must know more."
Mrs. (illlllk did not say wit llNel‘ silo.
believed her husband was actually
hold by kidnappers. .
While the, local police admitted that
the letter might be a hoax. every ol-
l'orl was made. to truoo the writer.
'li'nllimt in this. it was announced, no-
kotlatious will be opened for the re-
turn ol‘ t‘lnrk it ho is held captive.
m w... ”.11... m.
“CUT’RLLB BRIDGE FIE" MP1"
loll NET,
,Wast end Washington {1111291 11 llg-z.
il‘l‘eeh arrival 111111.111 kinds ‘11 11:1
llahmyntets, clams amt referents, Tel-l-
rephono 103. Fret: rleil‘l'ery.
1
The new
lt-ltel' opt orlnnlly for lll'l work. .
Nor'uls pottery and the linker Willi.
1.1111111.“ which are itdlllld facilities for
retard work ill the department wilt
1111.11111le not installed in the piece
(m lllmsloner Stephen H “atoll Rind
holder: that thin elites would to more
united to tho detci'tlvo‘n worlt till!
tbrl, of the tlepzlrlment and in men:
bin for the pious Then too, the”
row t'lt be around b; Town {ill
llert-orl it Smith, if the project ,I
more. him to the with hill! under ti
vote: (It the council, is carried 031.61%”
the sergeants room upstairs rrilli'lts'
111mm into tlltrfgtnetll We“. . fif
lo'niloll will hire him ‘I
the .
Norwalk Chronicler