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Sheriff Pottit Also Puts Dr. and
Mrs. Carman Through
Examination
FltEEPORT. N. Y., July 3.—-Search
of the grounds of the Carmen home,
in which tiiey extended to an examin-
ation of wells, has failed to reveal the
weapon with which Mrs. Louise Bail-
ey. of Hempstead. was murdered on
Tuesday night, while preparing to
leave the office of Dr. Edwin Carman.
District Attorney Smith announced
today that he had found two men, both
in Bill inunni
till Will It Plilllllilill'28:?58..r:.::“:r:. $332.:le
IDr. Cal-man's office through which the
_. :- ‘ shot was tired that killed Mrs. Bailey.
Daughter Says ACI May HaVOl’l‘he best description they could give
of liiin was that he was of medium
Been Duo to Dverwork 5...,
Sheriff Pettit spent three hours with
NEW YORK. July 3.-——Guy Phillips, Dr. and Mrs. Carman last night.
assistant secretary of the Missouri Par; "1" “1"“ IS an arrest 1‘ will be a
cific Railway company, sllot and killed “'0‘“an Sheriff Pettit “Id-
liiinself In the offices of the companyum
on the eighth floor of a big Broadway:
office building late last night. His pity-5
sician said he had been a sufferer re-
cently from despotidency. Mr. Phil-
lips, who was an officer and director
of numerous corporations besides the
lilissourl Pacific, was seen early last
evening alive and apparently at ‘work
at his desk in the record room of the
Missouri Pacific offices. An hour later
an in the case has been eliminated."
Two men and two women. who were
teamstcr, told the prosecutor that teal
minutes before the murder he saw a}
woman dressed in white standing in‘
front of the house.
QBHAIIBEIIUIIII, BRITISH
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E. P. Sanford. of Reading. Against
i the Bridgeport Hydraulic Com-
pany. I
‘REDDING. July 3.-—Nomtnally tho‘
'expen'ses of the IItlgaIIOn between the‘
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COST OF LITIGATION. I
llain. prominent for many years as a,
lleader in British politics. died here
last night.
Death came as ...a. surprise...“
Sanford will be paid by the former.
{That is the costs will be taxed against
the company by the Superior Court.
Including an allowance for the com-
Mr. Sanford's attorneys
but such counsel allowance will be
nominal only. so that practically this
considerable part of the total l‘ails up-
or. Mr. Sanford and Mrs. Stephen San-
ford. It is expected that the water
company will soon make known their
program of measures for preventing
further pollution of the Aspetuck riv-
years.
Mrs. Chamberlain. who was the,
daughter of the late William C. Endl-'
was stricken with paralysis
Austin Chamberlain. were with
when death occurred.
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Policeman Schaoboroer, Sinplo
Milli IIIIIIIIIIIII
Magnificent Residence in Holy- ""9 crosslnz' a M hundred feet wen.
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13‘9” .\lckoli, in years old and her daughter,
in Dr. Carmen's office when the ShOt.jured in a fire early today in the five-E
was tired, are exDECIBd l0 be “‘9 Chlo'l story tenement at No. 1 East 112th
witnesses at the anUESI- today. one,street. The police and firemen res-
vof these witnesses, George Golden, a5 cued a score of women and children.
who rushed to windows in a panic, fol-
lowing the first alarm.
soon extinguished. The property loss
is small.
ed, died in the hospital, bringing the
ldeath list up to three.
IPOL|TIBAL LEADER. BEA” Otto Schasberger. a policenlan, sin.
igle handed. saved a family of six from
‘ ideath by swinging them across a five-
LUNDON» JUIY 3-*J°599l‘ (,hamber- . foot chasm between building.
an I rior of the main building of the Phil-‘
lips EnterAcademy was ruined. .by.
“WW“ 0‘ h“ "“““"“'“ “0‘ pub": Dre'oarl'y today. The loss is estimated
,“CIY “0"“ ‘0 be My worse than “lat 860.000. The large brick structure
any time in “‘9 past "‘0 or three|contained recitation rooms and the ternoon.
'academy chapel.
cult. of Massachusetts, secretary m'son squad" of militant sul'fragists to
war in President Cleveland's cabinetuday set fire to and burned to the
never left her husband's side since he ; ground Ballyinenoch. near Hollywood.
seven 9. great residential mansion contain-
3'93’5530' and she and her “99‘3“” ing'many priceless art treasures, all
him of which were destroyed. 5
Ifire was discovered it was too late tol
MT- Chamberlain's 135‘ WW“ up“save the mansion, which was the real-[not swim, makes
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New England Railroad Tracks
Carranza Delegates Dueio Be-
in Danhury
och Torroon Today to Meet
Villa's Representatives
wreckers deoigned to derail the ex-
3’21: locomotive of an extra ireigmlAlec“ "HERMES,
Ii liiliil lliSlllillill iii in [mg will“
I train that preceded the express struckl
the obstruction, a tie wedged into the
Raooourlna Reports Received
From Panuco Dll District
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IN NEW IIIRK
IIRI IUDIY
DANBURY, July 3.—An attemptto
wreck a train on the Central New
England railroad in the yards, in this
city, the third within a few weeks, 0c.
curred early this morning, shortly be-
fore the east-bound Federal express
from Washington to Boston, was due
at the local station. In this case. as in
tiie previouo'5oues. It is said that the
Handed, Saves Family of
Five From Death
frog of a switch near the Maple ave
of the station. The engine. on which:
were Engineer Campbell and Conduc-I
tor Meyers. both of New Haven, hadt
dropped its train outside the city andl
was proceeding iilto the yard to take|
wood, Ireland. Burned
NEW YORK. July 3.-—Mrs. Hannal
1, TORR'EOX. Coahuala,.\lexico.July3.
Sarah, 17, were burned to death and 9“. “far “[1: receive orders when lly—The Carranza delegates'are due “"9
four other persons wer seriously in. “we 18 ; 5 5 5 _ ‘today to begin discussion “'llll repre-
Although s “3” moving 3‘0“!- the sentatives of General Villa in an ell
pilot “'3' l“ sled and broken ““d “95' fort to adjust differences which have
were splinteied for a distance of sev-
eral hundred feet. A tie wedged into
a frog in a Iimilar manner was used
arisen between the two leaders.
The personnel of the conference will
be as follows: For the division of the
by the wouhl-be wreckers in one “northeast, General Antonio 1. Villar-
the previous attempts and in the other “I. lsauro N. Villareal and General
a piece 0’ "99‘ was wedged ““0 3‘ Oesario Castro; for the division of the
”05- Rallmd (“Electives “‘“0 hull north, General J. Isabel Robeles. Man-
been inl'estlsmlus “‘8 Prelim “l' ual Bonita and Dr. Miguel Silva.
tempts at train wrecking left here yes. The conference will be held at Tor-
terday and the fact leads to the be- reon.
Ilcf thati the persons who placed the
obstruction on the track were’ familiar5
iwith their movements. .
The fire was
Jacob Finkelstein, one of the injur-
(Contlriued on Sixth Page.)
gaunt IiItirAIu
smalls Ititt
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.mmnni l‘l'ililtilii
The balloon ascension. yesterday af-I “Hill-“S. France. JUIY 3.-—~Corporal
of one of the'darlng Jewell Gabriel Godefroy. of the French army
‘Brothera, of New York city, which was, aviation “0’93. W“! “"96. and Lor-
Araon Squad Burn: Mansion. :held on the Marvin Beach Traci, in para] Emile Mira], a comradde. :rob-
BEDF‘AST‘, Ireland, July 3.-An "ar- East Norwalk. proved an interesting “’1! was-fatally injured “3 3.‘ Y 3
affair, and the tract was crowded with “ll 0‘ 800 feet “"11 3 “WEDDING. 0t
spectators. MT. Jeweu U058 several which they had IOSI. control while fl)"
hundred feet in the air and In his de- 1118. I
scent he landed in the waters of the: AMSTERDAM» Netherlands, Jilly 3-
hurbor about thirty feet from shore. —-l.ieutenant G. D. Spendsw. a Dutch
Who the, lie was picked up by a motor boat and military aviator. died today from the
crew. The fact that Mr. Jewen can- effects of injuries he had sustained in
an additional umu an aeroplane accident at the Soc-ster-
n berg Aerodrome yesterday.
Enter Academy Building Burned.
IXETER. N. H.. July 3.-'I‘he into-
n
Generally fair and um W1. "0 cal,
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or or it‘ll... till” it i
“ llw HilllSi -
Ill Plillliitilt,
Coilidos With Tristram on a
Bicycle at Hickory Bluii
E. ill. Horr Shot at Man WU
Was Trying To Enter Struct-
uro on Tuesday Night
MAN IN HISPIlli
want It Ilia
rFour Pounds of Dynamite With!
Fuse Attached to it Found
Harold Tristram, son of William H.
Tristram, the rural letter carrier, of
West street, suffered a fracture of the
lright leg just above the knee. and
:sustained many lacerations about hill
ibody and severe cuts on his hands.
’yesterday evening, at about 6 o’clock.
iin a collision with an automobile
while riding his bicycle. The fact
.that the machine was going at a mod;
lerate rate of speed at the time. un-
doubtedly saved the injured young
iman from more serious if not fatal
linjuries. Horace Ii. Shepard, of 26
{South street. Betliel, is the owner of
the car, and he was driving at the
time of the accident. After the col-
ilision, he rushed the boyto the Nor-
iwalk hospital in his machine, where
. Dr. Ii, C. Slierer and Dr. W. J. Tracey
attended to the injuries, and set the
leg.
Mr. Shepard then went to the police
station and related the story of the
circumstances surrounding the acci-
dent.‘ The place where the two col-
lided was near Hickory Bluff. The
boy was coming tip from Belle Island
and did not see the automobile when
he started to go across the road on
which the automobile was coming
along. Neither did Shepard see Tris-
tram until it was too late to avoid a
collision. although he did everything
in his power to avert it. Sergeant
liuut took Mr, Sliepard's address, and
‘Iilt: latter was allowed to go.
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PITTS‘BI'RGH, Pa. July 3.——Dettlll
of what is believed to have been anat~
tempt to destroy the residence of E.
M. Herr, president of the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing
Company, were made public today.
when it became known that Robert
Miller, a steam heating contractor.
was in a Wilkinsburg hospital with a
bullet hole in his mind. ’According to
the story Miller saw a man crespln‘
along a hedge at the Herr residence.
in Edgewood, Tuesday night. He agy
tempted to intercept the man. all »
three shots were fired at him, one bul- ~
let going through his hand. Four
pounds of dynamite with a twenty-foot
fuse attached were low ‘ ~- the floor
lawn. Troopers of the state constablo
lary, county detectives and the polka
were today hunting for the man who
shot Miller.
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% HON. E. J. HILL TO SPEAK AT D. A.
l R. FAIRFIELD FETE.
' Extensive Preparations for Annual 0b-
W
en en the Town Hall green. Saturday,‘
it every year. . .
; lord Murder Inquest This
‘ ‘urvanco. l "—
FAIRFIE‘IJD, July 3.—-Elaborate prachEMlS‘ISi REPURI
i
under the auspices of the Daughters‘
of the American Revolution. For the'
Hon. E. J. Hill, of Norwalk, former
congressman of this district, will be AIIBI'IIOIIII
partitions are being made for the in-
dependence I)ay celebration to be giv-, IN Bruin“ CASE
past many years this celebration has? ,
been held and many spectators witness Coroner Phelan Besumed Siam-
l
the speaker of the day. The gatherg
ing will be called to order by Dr. F. S.
pearance was a garden party on the;dence of the late Sir DanielDlxon.Wh0' to the event. He will ascend agai
. Childs, of the First Church of Christ.
grounds Of 1115 Birmingham home 0“ was mayor and lord mayor of Belfast this afternoon and also Saturday after-
er from sources on the Sanford prop- STAMFORD. July 3.—\\'ith the poo-
'drawal was proceeded by the acquire: LEG L‘MB
. pony will also be argued.
3 bénch Monday. July 13- The Dlaintli! tlclpation in exercises or spell.
I . . personal injuries “d “13“" “:3 to his ,tlon of a clear sky with sunshine over
,- horse ““1 ‘ damaged wagon, sustain- ' practically the entire out and south
3‘ l” ”“1“” “"1 't "011w car in from the mans-loot rivor to the At-
in r
a
erty. Chief among these will be the
removal of the slaughter houses and
a diversion of drainage from the barns
and other buildings so that the con-
taminating liquids will no longer dis-
charge liito the stream. Preliminary
to effecting such changes an order
must be obtained from the Superior
Court provided the matter is not ar-1
ranged for by agreement among the
parties in interest. The expense will
be borne by the company, but the
ed out on the lawn, and appeared very
his hot to friends and neighbors in
acknowledgement of their salutes.
The cause of Mr. Chamberlain’s
death was officially announced today,‘
to have been heart failure. Although
he had been gradually sinking since
. ”Tuesday. the members of the family
owners of the property are legally!1m (1 preferred that his desperate con-
entitled to no compensatory damages.l publicly
.dition should not become
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Jt is sa d that in no previous instance known. I
18:: III
has the Hydraulic Co. withdrawn a.l
Hill DROPS 200m
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condemnation suit unless the with-I
Hamburg, 12 i-2c lb.
Roast beef,,160 lb.
Pot roast, 160 lb. \
I Cheapest place in town.
NEW YORK MARKET,
No. .143 Washington St.
WEATHER
FOURTH.
WASHINGTON, July 3.—Celebrants
of the nation's. birthday anniversary
A jury trial will be held in the case , may, without fear of having their holi-
of Michael Lutka vs. the Connecticut day marred by rain, plan their excur-
Company With JudSe Lockwood on the stone or make arrangements for par
merit of the property through directi
purchase.
- TOWN COURT NEWS.
On» Monday, July 6, Judge E. M.
Lockwood will hold short calendar in
the town court. He will hear the
case of Peter Burns vs. Elizabeth
Duncan in regards to a plea in abate-
ment which has been filed by the de-
fendant's attorney. A motion for Juryf; CLEAR
trial in the case of Frank W. McKen-
‘drie vs. the Norwalk Investment Com-
FOR ~THE .
ls suing for 63318888 as a result of' The weather map today gives indica-
Boitth Iain street.
, Judge John Keogh will hear a mo- ,vrarinor Saturday In the New luv
no: to Oxpangl in the cm of anti "iiino aim-Tommi flow York and
Donna-hora vi the Mun- mxorou the aim- lake won. not elsewhere
lantio coast. It will be W'
May 6 last. when, With MS Wife and for many years, and who sat in parlia-
son. he received several hundred cow‘ ment for a short time as member of}
stltuents. Mr. Chamberlain was Wheel‘ , the City of Belfast. '
emaciated and feeble when he liftedlthe vicinity the customary evidences‘Tmct,
'of their preseglce. but they themselves
escaped. '
SHALL LEGSSPG. LAMB 20;
SHIIIILIIEII IIF Ll”
16 cents.
Adv.
open on Friday evening until 9 o'clock Second
.p. 111.. and will‘close on Saturday at.day and operated on.
12 o'clock noon. ‘
OTTO LINDSTROM. Con-Fin. Sec.
CLINTON DRUG STORE ROBBED,
oroiio Into'and robbed the drug Itoro
lot Charles a nun hdfl'duflng tut
taint. tilting practically all or indium“
loinraiatbopiaoo. Nothing-loom
COL. SCHULTZE MADE ADJUTANT
‘ noon.
‘ GENERAL.
Many people were in receipt of somo‘
{of the valuable prises which Henry J.
owner of the Marvin Beach Succeeda Colonel w. E. F. Landon,
is daily awarding to the lucky Who HII Gone to Dallas, Texas,
holders of the winning tickets. Mr. Colonel W.‘l~1 F. Landers, of Meri-
Mlllor says that the lots of Marvin den. who for nineteen years has been
Beach Tract are selling in a very aat- adjutant general of the Connecticut
[glacial-y manner, and, as this pretty National Guard, has been put on the
section of Norwalk is about the only retired list and is succeeded by Colon-
'avallable shore property left in this el Edward Schulze, who has been the
“'kflnHYI the his are I“ the more inspector general of the state militia
choice. Over one-half of the in)“ II“ since 1908. The office of inspector
been disposed of. Every buyer hasigenemi will be filled by Governor
purchased with the idea of building & SimeOn E. Baldwin, but it is the ex-
home for himself. and, within the next pectatlon that a thorough military
thirty dfil's- “I“? new “0‘13” "in 1"’.man will be selected for the place.
seen in the course of construction on Colonel Loaders has been on leave
the tract. ‘ for two months, and during that time
.,..-_ ‘ has established a mercantile businese
"M'LL'NERY SALE' at. Dallas, Tex. His request to lie
5990““ ”dual” of all trimmed and transferred from leave to the retired
untrlmmed stock during “13" Miss list was recently delivered to the ad-
PolhemuS. 80 Washington street. jutant general. George M. (Pale.
P110119 302' i Colonel. Lenders is a resident of
intention, and his wife. who has lived
there, will Join hiin in the Southwest.
The auffragettes left strewn about in , Miller.
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Lamb stew, 10c.
Lamb chops, 18c to 25c.
Roast pork. 200.
Veal chops. 2°C to 24¢.
Veal stew, 18c.
Small smoked shoulders, 160.
Pet roast, no bone, 16c.
'Roast beef, 140. to 22c.
Chappsd beef and shoulder steak.
_—c-
Roasting chickens, 25c.
,Native fowl, 22c.
Open Saturday until i p. m.
Beers Meat and Prov. Co.
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
discharged from the WNW "93‘?" remain in the East.
day. 5 .
Arthur Ileterrin, of Summit street. i
DisiriCt. was admitted yester-I
In.
—-NOTICE.
All union barber shops will keep
GILMORE—GILMORE.
Announcement has been made of
ribs marriage of Joseph Gilmore. son
Miss Emma Schroeder. of South of «Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilmore. of
:INorWfilkr ““5 discharged 3'°‘.‘2e"d“‘ South Main street, to Miss dean bil-
._.._.___........_ ,more. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
”NOTICE- ‘Gilmoro. of Jersey City. N. J.. on Tues-
Every mi‘l‘ilbel' 0f the LOW“ Order a.“ JIIIIO so. Th0 ceremony “1. DC?-
or Moose is urgently mounted to Moor—mod at the bone or the bride. in
present in the W19 “’3‘“ tonight at Bnmhall avenue. Miss Gertrude Gil-
? o'clock sharp for the WW0“ “Juan. sister of the bride. attended as
turning In line to we“ the mini; bridesmaid. and Janice citation. of tin-
do. W of the bridegroom. acted
COIN"?!- aohIt-aa. Woman-IAI-
HENRY c. summaries.
a
cum-on. boom. July .a.—"niiom
Henry norst. 0‘ Spring street, was His two sons and two daughters will
Prayer by Rev. Allen ‘Beeman. pastor
of *St. Paul‘s Church, will follow. Rev.
Lawrence 1.. Barber. of Greens Farms
Congregational Church, williread the
Declaration of Independence.
The Wheeler and Wilson Band, of
Bridgeport, will render a concert, as is
the custom. With the concert,
hymns will be rendered in the open
air. A number of gold prices will be
awarded by the l). A, R. members to
the pupils for winningkhigh honors‘in
various subjects.
PRINCESS WILLIAM LEAVES DU-
RAZZO. '
VIENNA, July 3.-—Princess William.
of Wicd, wife of the new ruler of Al-
siblllty of important developments fol-
lowing the expected resumption this
afternoon of Coroner John J. Phelan'o
inquest on the death of Waldo R. BaI-'
lou. interest in the case. which has
been on the quietscent for the last
few days. became keen again today.
In view of the announced decision 9L
her counsel. Judge N. C. Downs, that."
he would not permit Mrs. Helen M. '
Angle, who is under bonds in connec-
tion with the investigation. to testifr -
before the coroner. either publicly or ;
privately, the chief evidence at today's ,
proceedings was expected to be the re-
port of the chemists on their analysll.
of the various stains found on the will.
and floor of Mrs. Angle's apartments. '
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bania, today left Durnzzo, the capitol Ballou was found dying of ‘ “m. ,
of that country. with her children, in tured skull about midnight June 23. at 55
consequence ot the critical sitiuation the entrance to the building in which. 5
there. She has gone to Bucharest, Ru-I Mrs. Angle lived. He called on he:
mania. ' that evening. '
i It is generally believed here that thei
departure of the princess from Albania.i
foreshadows the abdication of Prince CHEW IIESGIIEII FROM
William. t
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, ——4Closed all day tomorrow. July 4th,: SINKING STE‘IER
iBsnner Bakery. 5
....- SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.—0fiicers
LOUISANIAJANK CLOSES DOORS. of the British steamer Hawkhead,
I WASHINGTON. Louisiana, July 3.—- 'which arrived here yesterday, told of
Notice was posted on the doors of the rescue of Captain Hansen and six. 5
the Farmers' Bank and Trust Com- te'en men from the wrecked Norwegian ;
pany here yesterday that tho institu- bark lngcbjorg, which was discovered
tlon had been clused by the state bank sinking, 300 miles of! Montevideo in
examiner for' liquidation. The bank the South Atlantic. May 29. The bark
was organized three years 'ago with .had encountered a hurricane and all
a capital stock of $100,000, the larger ’of her boats had been smashed. The
part of which is laid to have been wreck was set on fire by the Hawk-
oubacrlbod by residents of~Ponnoylvan- head to prevent it from becoming a
is. state Examiner Young laid the menace to navigation. The Ingeb-
tumk would pay ltl indebtedness to 1011's crew were issued at Bnoooo
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