‘Iunlces, heI .
" chances . , neither-
does he’ fell.
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’I'ngoreoll Engineering and Don-
' direction 00., of New York,
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Brand sandmaooo Lights
and Grounds Filled and
Fenced in
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Vincenzo Plurlll, Once Shirt Iron-
or In Gluette' 8, Taken In field
At Rework, N. I.
There was great excitement in local
police circles this morning when it
was thought that incriminating evi-
dence against a counterfeiting gang
could be had for the investigation. The
officers all Wore looks of profound
study and there was much whispering
and planning going on amongst the
officers. . I
This great concern was caused by
the receipt of a telephone message
from Chief Henry, of the Secret Ser~
vice, to Chief Pennington. Chief Heu-
ry stated that his menohad raided a
ing as no moulds or other parapher-
nalia pertaining to the work could be
disclosed.
I Next month wil see a small army
in workmen at Roton Point, engaged
in making a transformation of the well
known pleasure resort, and even the
pi :cst inhabitants twill scarcely be‘
aide to recognize the place, when the
plurations contemplated by Neville
IFII-yley, the new lessee, are completed.’
'I‘ho lighting of the buildings and
grounds is to be an important feature.‘
and Air. Bayloy closed contracts for
this work while he was in South Norv
walk, vesterda) afternoon He was ac~3
commented by Harry Von Dwingelo,a'u
expert electrician and mechanical 611- I
I
oneness can we
. one nrutesu
l Nora alk people returning from New
p'nrk city on the late trains last night.
[were delayed several minutes along
the route becadhe of the fire in an ere
prees our “on train No 98 which reach-
pd Stamford about 11 o‘.clock There
I
pas quite Ia. little dddnage to the car‘crew of eleven man; No .‘wol'dr as to; building, South ‘Main street. The com-I
and some to the contents
The cause of the the is unknown,
but it started presumably in some of!
the expreesage at the forward end of
the car. The coach was that of the
iAnterican Express Company. Word
Irwas sent ahead to Stamford and when
the train reached that city three fire
trucks, two automobile apparatus in.
cluded. were awaiting its arrival. I
The car was situated to the side
to Ick where itI Iuas emptied of its con-
tents and where the firemen tackled
the blaze with good effect. The flames
burned the end of the car badly. eating
their way through the roof and some
pierce of eapreesage were consumed.
or partially damaged
Despite the efforts- of the baggage
and express crews, the “Hi could not
be stopped while the [liliil “an en
route probably due to the, hindrances
caused by the piled contents of the
Cili 'l‘he trained firemen found little
Idilliculty in quaslilng the blame
Homeward bound 1\oru alkera on the
two succeeding trains witneaaed the:
excitement Iwhich attended the 0rd,:
saw the burned conveyance and the
piled baggage. i
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leEWllLK costs .
.III rum DISTIilltT’
I
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"lbo chit-walk ordinance will be testI'
ted in the First didtrict court with Joe-II
hapli Dianna and Albert Wellnita. prom-
Inont business men. as the principals
In the action. Both were in court this;
morning charged with failure to clean
their sidewalks, but when the court at-’
tempted to determine whether the de-r
madame owned the property in. quea-'
tion, it found that it was impossible.I
Undue Lockwood instructed the prone-
cutor to get the Information, and con-
tinued the cases until next Saturday
I morning at 9 o'clock. The court no-
com d bonds. oath one going on the
pthere.
i ~Norlce: J ,
‘ I. About March. last «we will .be
[III
agent for the Pictorial Review Rat- friends in our and bereavement in
paras. We will hallo an Watts chi
. partm'e’at in this line wit all the lat-
pat features. James Dean II}. . , i .
(Continued on _‘Sixth Page.) I
dent of 35 Chestnut street, Second dis-
trict‘,’ who worked while here as a
shirt irouer in the Cluett & PeabodyI
factory, was taken in the raid, Chief
Henry suspected that there might be
something of interest to be found in
~ his former apartments.
Detective Sergeant Leatherland.»Ser-
geant Gibson and Officers
Ii‘oothlll amT‘tSmith went to the place.
this morning, conducting a thorough
search, but nothing was found and
they returned empty handed.
SDHUURER KIREU
BATH, Me, 'F‘eb. 19.~—Tl1e wife and
two-year-old child of Captain Farrell,
’ln command of thehve-masted schoon-
er Kineo, are with him aboard the
vessel in search of which the revenue
cutter Onondaga was deepatched yes
terday, after word had been received
that the Kineo we; leaking and in
Idiatrees 100 miles northeass of Dia-
mond Shoals. The vessel carries a
ewe: attenuate-w
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supposed counterfeiting den in New-
ark N. J., but that evidence was lack-I
As Vincenzo Piurlfl, a former real-I
Strpatton '
REPORTED LEAKIRII‘
on II III.
fl 1qu K1 .
Church, liear A'hl Plain.
.Illeld Priest
such RRIIRR
unsuu runs
'Choirs at St. Mary’s and St.
Joseph’s Churches United
IM.19.—-Adminis
re confident today
of the week Presi-
put his signature
tration leader-a - I
that bedtime the e
dent Wilson 'wo
thousand miles railroad from an
Alaska seaport tap the great coal,
fields in the In or of the territoryi
The measure has passed both brancheeI
of Congress by ovmheiming votes,l
and today advanced to the stage of
conference on House amendment with;
everybody anxiouII for its passage to
the White House. I'
As passed by the House last night,‘
230 to 87, the bill would provide that
the president construct the railroad
.ev
l
An audience that well tilled St,
{Mary's church, last evening,‘enjoyed§needed from the treasury, $1,000,000
‘an intellectual and oratoricai treat. lbcing made available
The Iectuie on "Ideal Manhood hyI
Rev, Father W. A. Keefe, ol‘ PlalnnemI . line operated by the Government or
(701111., was exceedingly well deliver. leased to private contractors. The
ed, and the delightful presentation 01" Senate bill proposed a bond issue of
.some very conclusive facts proved $40,000,000 to be» redeemed out of
both interesting and instructive“ I Alaska's resourceshto finance the pro
Father Keefe is an orator with a lect-
very pleasing mice. forceful and con- Sentinment in the Senate is strong
vincing manner of talking. and held IloIr the bond issue. while in the House
the (locust attention of his auditors RPDI‘NWNUVB FIIZGBWIII'S WWW
Ifor over an hour to have the money taken directly from
—-—- the United States Treasury Iwas adept
(Continued on third page) ‘ed by a vote of 88 to 87.1110 ques-
‘“‘" ‘. tion In the only stumbling block in theI
to methods will long delay an agree
ment.
IIIILIIEII IURILEE
KRIRRTS 0F "TRIM
W
giiveefiratitili Lodge, No Ill. Knights
of Pythiaa. has made elaborate prepar-
atlo'n's for the observance of.I the lit-
tieth anniversary of the order this eye-
ning. It will be lield in the hall of the
Knights of PythiasI in Odd Fellows l
W
e-FIBHI AND SEA FOOD.
Am prepared ooI‘dlt orders for same
at reasonable prices John V McGinn.
III In
to the bill authoIRhla; him to build 9.!
with $30,000,000 to be appropriated us
immediately, .
and in his own discretion, to have the
~(lreat reduction on Flexible sleds . path of the conform. but both sides;
and skates. The Bazaar. 76 Wash, St. Iare satisfied there is no agreement aa‘
the Arthur Sewall Company.
her condition has reache‘dI her owners, Imittee has spared no pains to make
the affair one of the finest ever given
The Kineo, which left Port Arthur,‘ by the local order. There will be a
Texas, December 13, with a cargo ofI program in which local and outpf-town-
oil for Providence, was blown either! tdlent will participate, and there will
course and put into Nassau, January' be a regular ritual service to harry
20. Since leaving Nassau she had not, out. The order was organized in
been heard from until yesterday. The I Washington by Justice Henry IRatIII'
schooner which registers 1,867 tonsI bone, and from a email beginlng has
|
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'URRURI
I Bath,
not was built at Bath, in 1903
NORFOIJK. Va. Feb. 19 .HWirelesu
calls sweeping over the sea from thei
radio towers on the Middle Atlanticl
coast, revenue cutters and numbers of
ateamehlps today found no- trace of
the live-masted schooner Klneo,
Maine, last reported yesterday
making twelve inches of water an hour
and in a disabled condition. The
schooner with her crew of eleven had
been in bad fortune for a month; twice
she had her sails blown away by
southern anion and once put into port
for safety.
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UESTRIIIITIUII OF
PROPERTY DHR'RREU
The outcome of the strike at the
Muller .(lloria Silk Mills, in Winni-
punk which was caused through the
discharge of one of the weavers, was
the appearance. in the ’lowu court this
morning, of Antohy IMttrkisz, the die
missed employe, on the charge of wit
lui decimation of private property
The charge was made by Superintend-
ent .loncu, of the mills, and is npeolib
rally that Murkisz out the silk in the
loom before it had all been dead up.
The all}; disappeared and search has
not 'revealed where it lips gone to.
Prosecutor Goldschmidt asked for a
continuance until Saturday in order
that further Investigation could be
made. Bonds wet-e fixed by the court
at $100 They were secured ‘by the
defendant's friends.
——-CARD QF THW
We wish to express our thanks for
the kindness .a our Ineichbore and
the loss or our husband and tether. .
Mitts. AlviilillalA fr}. Iltiiiidlit AND (MM-
of‘
become one of the strongest frulemai
organizations in the country.
‘Dlepule Arrises as to Whether
Late Employer Should Do it
Under Compensation Act
HR IRWYIR IRIS RIM
III R] ARI IR RISE
wuo out my 3
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RIURUAII UUP i"
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Pinned and in good shape are the
lighters for Fire Commissioner
Michael J Riordan's prize loving cup,
and tonight the final battle will be
.stagcd at the Old \\ all [look and lard ‘
der company‘ s quarters in tho ContraIII
Fire Station it Is the final sittluiz ,
in the plnochle tournament. 1
The Idaut Side firemen oi‘ the May I .mm,”
llouer Hook and Ladder (‘ompunyi DidltlIY Feb. 19. «Although (‘IuIrles
wire in the lead by eight gillllei-i, bull wmgrhum 01 Monroe. ("ed a wrlpk
the (lid Well bova are IIIHOWIII." I'IOHP- logo, at a local hospital, he has no!
ly, and hope to near out ahead 'I‘hut Iyet been buried, and thereby hnnau
cup would look line In tho lire stu- Ill tale in which conflicting lnterprctn~
“0" quarters 0H1 “10 boys UN out for None of tho workhl'on' a conpcnaallou
It. _ i luw figure, and which it is thought tho
Tonight's ulttlnur will tell, Ioourlu may be called upon to almight-
Iltol‘reshmentu will he sort-pd and all ‘ on out. .
are welcome to attend and Bite.“ the; Waterbury. while working us It
ilnish. I Iwoodchopper on the farm of Clark
.' Beardsley, had hia back broken by a
“'lulling tree. Considerable attention
.. wan attention was attracted to him
"IIIIIIIOI Ill I110 110“?! “Ell," Vila- WIIéII IL surgeon pprfunned an opera.
graph. “JOHBDII in "10 ’lm'ld "II tion for the mending of tho spinhl col-
I‘JEI'P‘I II 'FIUNIIWIII‘OI' ”00”» sul‘dflyI uum, in which splints made from
main; Ibmwflt 01d Well II and 1. (0 Iaiivet‘a taken from Waterbury‘s shin
(Adv) " bones twere used. Waterbury was ap-
' parently making same progreaatoward
WAGHINGTON' 3 BIRTHDAV DANCE. recovery, when he took a turn for the
We the Country 0111“) the Washing I worse and died The cause of death
toll'p Birthday dance will be held Moltrjwag null, given as delirium tremenu,
day? ebruary 23rd A 15 cent sun but the medical examiner afterlnvestl-
wlil) a use”, for which tables
should be reserved in advance
W I.- .umm
But Ibisie Contrary to Ruling
oi Attorney General Light
TWII RIB FEATURES
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-CUTBILL’8I BRIDGE FISH MAB» ~CUT6ILL'8 BRIDGE FIIH MM!-
- K81“, KIT.
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West and Washington street bridge. who. and Weehlmomhutreet cringe: ,
Fresh arrival only, all kiddo fruit Fresh only-,1. 'dEIIyI all kinds If"!!!
th _
nah oysters; claims and eacalloudf 'llei- itch oysters. clams and mellow; 'l‘eia
column 108. Free delivery 90110113 103. Free delivery.
Public Utilities commission 'Dr-
tiers Trolley People to Pay
Dee Quarter Dost
‘ol Bridge
law an 111qu
, 11qu Jun
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IPrescni Due Declared to be Un-
lit tor Public Use
‘l‘hePublic UtOIIIties Commission to
day handed down its decision in the
\Veaiport bridge case and finds that
the Connecticut Company “shall pay
to the Town of .Weetport as said com
any ‘8 equitable share twenty- five pet
c.ent (25 per centl of the entire ex
I pause to which. said town shall neces-
sarily be put in reconstructing said
bridge in compliance with tho fine-I
going; orders, which entire
shall include all cost of paving: and
the said Connecticut t‘ompuiv, a all
(Continued from hl‘ni. page)
“Delicious bread, fresh daily. Ban-
ner Battier—y 5 Monroe street.
MEET RDRI'IILII 'IIIIII
SUGUESSFIII. IIIIIIIER
The West Norwalk 'lmprov (‘lllelli
IAnaoclatiorIi held its first chicken sup-
{per-I Wednesday evening, February 18.
The doors were opened at 7:30 when
In large crowd'soon gathered.
’ The members did all the serving as
i
i
i
I
Iweli as attendingto all minor meta
Tiers. There were fully one hundred
Iand fifty persons served with a “tie-_
lllcioue supper consisting of the fol-
lowing:
Chicken 80le
Fricnssee Chicken
Cold Roast Fresh Ham
Potatoes Baked Ileana
Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce
Crackers
Iihranberry Sauce Jellies
I Pickles Celery
Coffee, (Trailers, (fake and Pies.
Music was rendered by pianoists
Mrs. R. (i. Lester and Misti Madeline
Stewart; violiniats, .\ioasrs, Ilovors
and llowcly.
Our alderman of the lib wnrd.
Robert London and Street. (‘mnmiaI
sinner (l. A. Sharon undhls assistant
Edward iIull‘y, honored the oI-i'nslun
with their preacher,
Every one anid the affair was a
meat success, and three chroru were
given for the bustling, bustling: men
of West .\iorwnlk.
The proceeds will y‘rf‘iowurd the
fund for buildlmz a community Hall
The committee in ciiaikc was com-
prlacd of William Stewart, Lawrence
Flynn, Louie I-Icliodn, Harry Malawi.
and Frederick lirnhraon.
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~41er AND 8EA FOOD.-
Am promo-ed to hit rt‘ITera I’or sumo
at reasonable Ipricesj .Iohn \' MrIlllnn
We- w...‘ y... we...
MR RILLU FAMILY
IN IRSARITR FIT
HUTCHINSON, Kath. I-‘oli. lit-Mm
what the police believe Willi a auddon
lit of'ineanity, Abraham ()aiatter, II
pawnbroker here, today shot and killed
his mother-indoor, Mrs. Joseph IOOahn,
then shot his wife. Mm Sadie Galat-
ter, and his father-inIIaw. Joseph Co
aim, inflicting probably fatal wounds.
iOatatter fell to the floor unconscious.
IA‘ physician pronounced him suffering
from epilepsy. A null. for divorce
brought by Mrs. Decoder is pending in
theyDlIItrict sour ,
, “WENT? AIVI. Fill“ MIAIIIRKET
F. Van seer, Prop. . Fruit and y' e-,
tables. Tel MB Free delivery.
It watt“
(XIII use '
I dropped
301W Tonlght; Friday Fair.
IERA‘IRR RRRI HRH
IRRRRRIIIR Bi JRRI
Alter Ten"lIlinu‘ies Debate lie
turns Verdict in Damage Suit
"ammonia crrr, 01in, Feb. 19.
-—-IScores of messages congratulating
Thomas P. Gore, United States Sen-
ator from Oklahoma on its exonera-
tion of charges of imprOper conduct
made byIMrs. Minnie E. Bond in ‘a
suit for $50,000 damages, were
re.
ceived by the senator today.
The senator announced that he
would spend today and tcmOr
here. after which he would go touriot
Springs for a short vacation before
he returns to It ashingtOn to resume
his duties in the Senate.
he had never doubted the outcome
the suit against him
The trial lasted one week begin-
ning Wednesday last The jury was
out only ten minutes. Senator Gore's
Ionly remark when he verdict was re»
Rturned was. ”The verdi't continue my
Ifaith that truth will triumph i
never for a moment doubted the out-
<on1e
\irs time who had sat throughout
the. trial by her husband's attorneys
and from time to time whispered su?
costume to them, coull not restrain
herself and tears were in her eyes as
she shook hands with the jury fore-
man.
instantly upon hearing- the vcrdlct
despite. efforts of bailiffs to p csr‘l‘VO
(riler, the movdei :oultroom was in
a tuIImil oi exrltemem 'lhr sena-
tor's [Iiends rai ed chic" :ft. 1' cheer.
while these displeased with the ver-
dict silently pushed their way
outside.
I Mrs. Bond apparently was unmoved:
:by the verdict or the demonstration
that followed She sat quietly at a
table, scribbling on a pime of paper
Iuntll her attorneys walked from‘ the
courtroom with her.
atoms as.
erAIIIsII utoxenn 14c
lllue fish llic
Weak fish, He.
Large smell, 160,
Sic-alt salmon, lihr,
.,
Halibut. 160.
String: clams, l0c Iliilli'lll ii bun-in 3
2.“. cents,
ltound clams, 751 pk e
lAdv l Beers Meat and i‘rmi. i 11 To
ruurme sinner
storm Tll PIEIIES
WM .\‘ESHIIRG, Pa. “Fob lib—«Willi
a real that was heard for miles a
pumping station of the .\lanuiaciurcra'I
Light and Heat Company, one mile
from here, was blown to pieceszeariy
todayr .lohn Spicer. In charge of Ibo
station, was buried Ill'ly reel and when
found two hours later was; in a (lying
condition. Three other men were se-
riously hurt.
tion were wrecked, hurl the gap ignit-
ing, blazed a hundred feet into the air.
The station was the principal pumping
point on the colnlmhy‘a mainline. from
the West Virginia natural gas holds to
the Pittsburgh district
RE ARRESTED KRRPP
UR RIEDI‘.’ 3 URIIIILE
Edward Knapp, colored, who wondr-
routed last June, on the champ of be-
log the father of his nieces child.
was re-arreatcd last night on a bench
warrant by Should .Iphn make and
looked up. At the time of NIH first ar-
rest the witnoso against him. his
niece, was gotten out of the State and
the case had to. be dropped. Last ile-
camber the woman was picked up In
a raid that had been made on a place
In Port Chester. N. Y. IIShe was putln
It house of detention and recently told
her story The case came up for trial
in the Superior court, in Bridgeport.
this morning, as Knapp had previous-
ly headboumi over when his case was
. “Immuéww .
f, Manny Five dance. man Hell, rrl;
Flay evil. handing it till 3. “if" ye plecv
orcheatra. r
He said that:
of I
to theI
I being used, and as the doors and win—I
'l‘lIo pumps in the aid. '
'nntcd I11 on
RRRIHEII
iii JURRR
Young Men’s Unfortunat‘I
ried Llle ted mm to It}
mit a Crime" ‘
us. 1qu round
.SlIiilllIi tiltiililiii
.Sharp Diilerence Between I00
cials Over Deposition of
Case—Court Intel-vanes w
narooaronr Feb. l9.-—Charlea
.Slavin, whose wife committed suicide
in a sensational manner on Mail!
.atreet, last December was before I
Superior Court yesterday running
Ianswrr to a charge of embezzlement
while. In the employ of the Polite"
Market Inst :\ngust. Siavin was for
mam Mars a 1 sidcnt of Booth No
walk.
Slnvins councel, Attirncy Algal.
made such a dramatic plea {of tiIIQI
\ouag man, giciuring lb: "hall 01
Iearhh" which had been his lot attic
(Continued on Sixth Page)
ontncont or are I
rulers lit creamy
George matter, a. former residence
cruulll,_but now living. In. Mall:
I_I,strcet Stamford, had a nanow c
from death Tuesday. He is em.
in the plumbing department 0
Yale & Towne Company, and w
Companion, William Holden. of Tor-
Iringt‘on, was engaged in throwing out
that rozen pipes in the power a’
plant department. - I,.
A coke fire in an open fire pot was
y
A
' meg.
(lows of the mom were Iightiy closed,
the heat bounce intense, and the EW
generated filled lhc plate Both mood
were overcome and fell to the [1901b
Had not some of the workmen of til
H Wales lines Company, of Merl "
happened to pass by and see the m‘é
through the window they would pro
ably have died. Hlbbler and Helm
were rushed to the emergency room,
where heroic treatment for about tw‘
hours was required before they wait
pronounced out 01' ddnger, and were-
able to go home. Today it was reportfr
ed that'liibbler was getting along fair":
11' well. .
-NOTICE, ,
Iillover‘s. sl'nc stores closed all day
Monday, Washington‘s Birthday.
IIURWALK EAGLEU
. UPER REW BERNIE
.Norwalk Aerie, No. “Mill, F. 0. P2,.
hold its regular meeting last night and
unite a good deal of busineas wan
transacted. ‘l.ae't night was theIIgclor-
mal opening of the new rooms distill”:
honor of it refreshments Werewe
at the conclusion of the Inc in:t
There were twelve Candidates in
last night and nine appllcationa
membership were read; Thailand
tee in charge of the prepare,“ "I II
the turkey uuppor for the monilioill' I
period last night that it would be ‘
on Washington’s birthday, .; atlII
rooms. A committee waeappoidiad
look into the matter of ob“!
new pool table and itIIIwIll rope ,
the neat meeting. I
.1
MIDIHIPMAN promenade.
waanmo'roel res. file-41! hit
Kan. from the Natal hood . ‘
litter of irregularities in
nation with approved my
dent Wilson. 1 The cases or
shipmen implicated with him
Norwalk Chronicler