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genuine-em eon-ed
”h H tszti Mmfilmmtorotthead
”hue-m asdiirgexmt cm: Church. at his home
'on MMUevulnsenlertain
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At a meeting of about m
Weed thereoresentative cit-i m...“
m o! the Third District last night.! lire W.A Kaphammgm Rm.
wasnnanimeualy voted to word for 0f. Ilsa rim gm Judith and
“I“ Thurs-s. In. an oom-
Mrs. lie-is latched, In. Charles
'Dibble. lbs bah Bible. In. B. G.
Seymour. are Ines; thosevwllo have
donated heels in the (simulatingr li-
bnary which has been instituted by
the that Nos-walk Improvement As-
sedation.
The Question 0! walks was gone
‘ m thoroughly; City Easineer Georso
ck". Shorten and Councilman Harry J
2 ms: moment. and both spoke
min mocha did a number of
w more. Everyone appeared
in ‘.In the walks. it was explained
M the expense of laying curbs and
mes would toll on the Fourth 'l‘all-
”momma. comprising the old City
Roi-.Nomlli. City of South Norwalk and
seem Not-walk mire District. The
dogi of iayinr the walk. however. will
3» so to the stone-u owner
moo. matter had been discussed
homers-y angle. the sentiment was
new to start immediately the pro.
”iiiina‘ry work to obtain the walla.
Chairman Dsztt was instructed to
nude a committee 0! property owners
from most of the principal streets ill
“to district. and have the Committee
Ior’niss and warm the Board at Goneldw'lag the stom‘ot the last
Wen. requesticu that action be low days. which has covered every-
Soms clarion louder attempted to
rob charte- Wilson's tobacco store on
Van that street. this morning about
5 o’clock. 'l'he wouldLbe this! forced
an entrance through one of the rear
windows at the building and had no
more than an loot in Ir. Wilsm’s
pool room than one a! the emaloyess
or the store unlocked the front door
and walked in. The stranxer beat a
hasty can. and it was impossible to
as 1|. thhf had but little time to
look around whu he was surprised.
It is thoetluhe attempt was made by
”local talent.”
taken looking toward the laying of ( thin; with loo ml made walking a
mam dangerous-Winn. it seemed sur-
all» diversion was furnished by prising to see between fifty end sixty
finial. Billenatein. who wanted to
thathadbeoeneeftheum as.
will behad paid some weeks pro-
W for the widening and straight-
ofildss of Seavtew- avenue and First
people out at tassel-vice in the libel
even-s m W Church
It was ill lens sum to note
the spirit of the meeting. in response
toiheaspsslofthepaator. the altar
_ . i was-nil M Kelly had a bur-
linciaeer Shanon wormed him don for some Hind. which they were
ihattheutibdamages awarded to carryin‘aadamth'esewsrs .a
,aumherwltehadfortbolrst time
come to a dacldsn to follow Christ.
These meetings will continue tonight
well. Thh evutng James Punselt
will be M will his corset. There
will b. paella; by the pastor and
album mule.
.._..— _.-_-
By far one at thsbeat games or
nicknames-u Washing
too meet peel and billiard parlor
viii-I. int-ow“. o! HMO-v N monotone not «not; by Robert
,m, m a visitor at the Curtis. rated no. trees 0. Tobey. who
. .0! Mia B Hendricks on F0" was rated at so. The score woe 110-
,. es mummmehleoon
run of the also. these being made by
H‘ rm an. of 1' Hawkins m m n. m in, “u,-
h V m Ill .t M! limo. Vb.“ Tmm Mme clam. efljoyIm n Malay-f VICwOfl
Itlsnda look to:- at speed! plot. or not trill-is lotueetloré ‘
game lotion: .
‘ W m . 0. My
MU AIGM!’ 0f INN m1” ' Rated m
'ECl‘lt‘u-ch arein session ‘ H
.1 ooninthepanlorsotthe 1: . 1:,
. onEaatavenumBoutine work i n V." ’20..
m5“ WIRE-done.“ I 31 3 88% .‘
KraZCharlesOddo. o: masts if?! g: T
‘ ' strengthen removed to.,- 50' “42.
‘3 avenue in the 8de Dis 58—! 51_1
I‘. Oddo ls proprietor of the 63 55
View Tensorial rlor l
_- on i I; 57.7:
mt News“: is up in arms for‘ 97’ ' 2:,
Maths. The spirit evidenc-
‘ special meeting held in the j
mull: Yacht Club buildinl. om "
avenue. last evening. is a
« eons. Preparations have;
been started to wage an new
' ' List more of the. much
evmakslletlo meeting- in the “*f‘w T‘s-I ‘
i“ lie is. 1 church. last even! m e; we neuroses eoosoed
ell attended and decidedly to set utilises stomachs since
5 The pastor. Rev. 8.1,. ”Rhyme-disclaims min.
Gk—l ,
88
reams III. Nothing was missinx -
and Thor-lay and may evenings as .
. exercises. in which militia 0!
' day and traffic was very unlit.
tweets charge, snowmmflbipepa (in New
NM..- MN:
Tam
Jack Whitney and James liable
were visitors in New York not week.
The Motorcycle Club’ of Dorian
meets at the sterling gangs tomes
tow night. ’
.....
The mm Brotherhood is make
inc stitcheoloestmlnosem
in the near More.
{Ted Stark. m m and
Richard Dentists. an of limbo
spent Monday in New York.
The wet sidewalk. undnrthn Maia
street bridge has been improved
with l: layu- ol.’ ashes. and the walk.
ing. in
better. it is not much like a con-
crete walk. however. '
About 40 of the young toll! enioy-
ed a party tiller: at the home of (In.
Schllcbtlna. 1?. W and “my
avenues. Friday night. unite. menus.
dancing and refreshments made
evening a merry one.
George Blister. John H. Belleclt and
George Gregory. Darlen‘s Bond of
lteliuf. met in the Town Hall lion.
day. to organise and get ready for the
“kickers." They twill meet each m-
urdoy of the month. to hear the woes
of taxpayers. With the grand list tot-
aling over “00.000 above that of last
year—86,4“.28l last year and $6.
871.!“ this year—~they expect a few
complaints.
Mm...”
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WESTPORT;
AND
SAUGATUCK '
“WM.
Mrs and Mrs. Francis Jennlnxp of
Bridgeport are spending the west:
with relatives in town
William Kirke visited Deputy Shel-
ifl‘ Ell B. Mead at the Bridgeport
Hospital on Sunday and reports that"
the condition or Ir. Meade remains“
about the some.
ea—e—o
It is expected that more than 100 ’
idlalvaoaldaxtwhontvmmn
will attend the benedicta' “not. be
be given by Chief Thomas J” this
and Assistant Chief Joseph Bunsen
at the Pioneer Company’s house I
the tear or the Town Hall tonla’ht.
Plans are being- nsnlefier 3 onion
service of the local Protestant
churchesrlo he hold is the secret-err
connotation-i Church neat fits-hr
evening. The pastors of the Trinity.
Methodist. Episcopal end christ
Churches will attend and m the
Rev. William C H. Hes.
The large farm. tormerly owned by
Mrs Ital-intro Smith which is- booted
partly in Greenfield. Hill and li‘Weat-
port. hulbeennidto W. R. Death-I
at New York city- Tho farm contains.
60 acres and several buildings and
the new owner will matte nearly alter '
aliens about the place.
James Kaiser. formerly employed at
left yesterday for New York. where
he enlisted in tho Unitsditats Nasty.
Keisr lei‘t immediately for Newport.‘
'13. L. where he will take a course In
the Government's Military. School.
J. M Meyers of State street. a mo.
tormal: on the local trolley lines. is
The birthday anniversary of Her-
ace Staples. founder of the Staples;
High School. was auspicioualy oele~
hinted at the High School Ametnbly
Hall Monday night and a program of
the-
school-participated. was carried out.
Because a: the. stomy mother: the
gathering was not as large as was on
veered.
With .48 hours of incessant rain
and snow streams and ponds in the
local vicinity have swelled greatly
above their normal- height and roads
in the butlying districts have beam
3 greatly damaged. Local weather pro—
phets claim that plenty. or run will-
fall this month and that spring will
arrive earlier than usual The ground
hog cams mm its winter's steep
yesterday morning and remained out
H » for several hours and If that it any
criterion. the old adage is proton.
were dangerously » slippéry water-
were .dannsronaiy' slippery women
Attire annual meeting. 0; ’the
‘ Board. at .‘Reliel. numerous-1mm
were remlved from taxpayer-a, ask-
ing for reductions in their Lassen-
W The board will mole add
sill tomorrow also on the tenth and
seventeenth. On Wednesday evening.
February 17. the We!!! '0: “ii
board will be-in session with the
Board of Assemble. No appe‘al shall
be heard or entertained by the
bond of Relief-WNW to it. .
at the annual nineties held“. raster. ‘
muslin“:
. sold within to don
I737 01' 3‘ "he“
“Board of Rolled lntllpdfl w k
Plenty mammwmwlt’i
at m
Item: ill.
.a3
lire-n steel:
the precast weather. tr
(United WWIM'WQ' Cm
‘ 3 heregdtaholajtabiespoonfui'm a glass
; the acid o! grapes and lemon Jule-p
do; a. for the entire db-
‘nsa in pop her-wood?
bill. stat-cs that if permission is
granted the Manila Company must
agree to muse the roads. ankle:
thirs- used echelon they wen
d J .
St. BernardfitCo.
”and.“
Mm
wllunm Rowland.” of the East Side
dries a visitor in Ira-citrate. Satur-
la
William Cote-lion. or Good mu.
has purchased a large limousine nun
lemme.
Mr. and Its. Robert Willla‘lls
were week-cad assets of relatives in
Westport.
Mrs Sarah Waterbury retuned
yestedey from in over-night visit in
fidiwsmlno.
Kr and In. Adolph Horn silent
Monday as guests or relatives in
Georgetown. ‘
Ambrose liailoctr. or Good Hill, has
a badly injured hand and arm caus-
ed by a Ital! Saturday evening.
(duster Johnnie Fouchotte. of God-
trey street. h exalt: able to attend
school. after a- few days’ illness.
Hrs: John Honda. 0"! the Beat Side
was avweebofl guest or her sister.
Hrs. Benjamin it'arnor.,;tll,.Danlluryl
Mrs. Harry Halloclt coatlnnés very
ill at Iver items in Valley Forge. “or
sister lira. Isaac Beem to sow oar-
lnc for her.
Miss Vests Fontoa. or the East Side
who has been Mom Iron: a large
abscess on her nest; is-3 now able to
be about again.
Rev. Thomas Bosnian. who was
an over Sunday. [and of Ir. am!
is. m w. l-amrned to
Nova Haven am. ..
The wild snow stone at Sunday
Warmly “venom sub-mate for
the dome bless-i wit “(jibe weather
wile bad mall-led; ;
D. 0. “Cheer has returned mm
lent-ow. where he- has» spent a aw
mm the til-sea antdeath or
his-later. Ira. Cynthia Martin.
Mr. and lira W. E. Saulma enter 3
termed as weal-end cunts their son.
Levi Souls!- ot Unit-field.- and their
grandson. Anson Morton. of the East
Side
Ilr and hire. Joeellh Rowland of
min were in town; spending the
week-end with Mr. lie-(land's par.
sets In. and lira. Edward Rowland.
at the N “a » -
WW”.-
ELECTRIC MIR PLANT IN “II-n
mm 4
Hsnrronn. dens. , Feb. 3.—-1‘ha
pans. at was-hwy. Eda-Mosul the
Public Utilities Commission for appear
val eta altetottheloratlon of splits:
for the generation ontransiomatisw
of electricity in Milford. The on.
mean it will bosom—arr to take
land belonging to Thomson. Kirhham.
A hearinwlll beheld at the Capital
Feb. 5. at 10:30.
.7
4-225
IF IIGI It!!!“ “I!
III“ FBI KIDIEII
Est Leas Ilse: if Kidneys Feel Lilia
. _ Lead or Bladder Sothsnr
.Mefl folk! met that minds“
like the bowels. get sluggish and clon-
ged and seed a. dmédogaslonaliy:
else wallave Whoa-IL dull mi.
cry in the ”unarmed-savers head;
aches. rheumatidtwinges; ,to‘rpld liver.
sold: stemaoh. ». sleeplessness and »SW
‘sottsvof hindder’tflmrdeft‘ .1
says some and class and-Title mo
meat you feel an sensor pain- in the
hkldney region. not about four ounces
of Jet! Salts n-oln anyxood drug store
otwst‘crhetorsbresflasttorstnw
dad‘s nudism kidneys will then ant
due; This lemons salts is made host
colonised witrlifi'lta. and“ is harmless
to line! cloned Wand etiola-
m theta to: normal attic”. it also
condenses the acids lo the urine as
ii an inner irritates; the ondlnn
. 1th the weekend with her
‘ Ila}: Dorothy iioyt of Stanford
plea for anion of‘ornaniaation in city
Wmsnbiatwbieh increase Ml‘m‘m- £810?”me
locals-nod no- mm Pass)
‘twmhgbotwnentoldby cer-
Ital! directors that i had been siven
ehhis. fiéi'd Pauloy, will; 22‘ t1: * this authority. he allowed for qnen
swim" 'tiomns my action.
mm“ " “mm 3 The question )1 site had to he
like!“ hetero the min at
shrines bonehead Dost. Tracey at
that meeting. at can the matter was
calm Mid: “We Will have to
Cecil lebitts o ..
m a an. “gazgfigumtgidandemmm enamel we: the
Bm'nommwwent' hectionetthemeetinx. Thhlodmete
Ewrlte the public letter and two days
His- Havel Odell o1 Smith‘s ledge litter our eight-day “mules opened
cousin. To lather prove there was no conten-
“In: about bulk; this It” Ila-Dim
km“!!! Hm SMthaptesentfitglcanyoermen
Bridgeport m 3.1.33.1:‘3Jlooo to theoctlon at the Beanie! Da-
do! with a. J Gray or Weed atroatimuflo st s manna on My 14th.
191‘. It waslllen voted thattbochair
Alfonso Knobbck. of.
Hill has moved to New Emugo:m ”mt ' W at soven.
was empoyed by Mr. Eberhardt. the ’ ‘m‘ the president as Man. ‘0 '9'
better. xclu'e plans for a Hospital and submit
‘thelm to the Board oi meats-a. it was
'alsovotodthataapeclateommitteeof
Floral: 0 Rice of Oenoke avenu o
bull-d2: of last week. in hon; Sim be "’90me to secure W
her simenth birthdsv The even- "I 81! ‘50 had in the W block
in. was spent with games. music. and not. owned by the Health! Associa-
other amusements. tiles. The lollowiu committee to es-
he W ‘ Pnloure optima was appointed: Thomas
has Murat-:3: :33: it: [onermoIAI-he L W W A- Smith “L
selecimen. While msnv are died. a F. Tristram. DlrectorsDr. J. 0. Greg
few horse-owners think it a shame cry, 1.1 Rumour], Dr. W. J. Tracey,
that such a thin: was» done. The re-
panel of the tank is heralded with lw‘ RM 30' Keeler W. F Blah
sought by a maturity of the people. ‘03- in. Ari-her 0 Wheeler were pres
who assert that It would be ll wine gait and voted unanimously for the so
thin: if clean—up work did not “01:3”;th otthis committee
with the tank. but cot'lnued so far
as to out down the elm tree and take I Your “m Objection ‘0 mm! a
M,“ m telegraph pole If m. was ' building west or the present Hospital
done. it would clear the "skeet-e" of building was that the frontage of only
all obstruction. and it would be much in... hand,“ mm mm, m. w“ m
easiet lttrflllnth .
m" :‘ai’efe‘ufi ‘3 a c 9 '“m 'aulllcient and that the site is ohlac
tionable because it is on a hillside,
The severe rats storm of loondny having an abrupt fall at thirty feet.
Played hates it the alter-beds The You probably would not have made
water came own t e sewer nines Hill
In torrents. arid flooded the beds to- this “n t if you N M ynatnr
their utmst capacity. and at times at" 10"" 9‘ 0"" recent m “I
threatened hmdlflnf the banks. seer. Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. who is also
8% Grain M N- Md- Ml WM a member of the building committee
or the day By giving the watem his
model attention, damage was avertvih his hm”. Mr Hoyt states "I“
ed. There is more or less leakage of there I. “'0 hundred and twenty feet
water la. the sewenpipea, which has: from the M Hospital building to
been quite troublesome at times. 3!. ”westerly boundary .1”, gm m.
fol-ta have been made to locate the Head oft toot therei di
trouble. but so far the authorities: ““3 ”L " “
have been unable to find it and rum tonnes 0‘ 91“! “‘8 M III wade “Don
ody matters. it is the opinion til-tithe present surface at thousand be
silt-25m? flazsalinmgg'mm the trout and not or them
“a” I
later have to be tanked into. Md location at “1° n" "“9"“
:3. W m MI am that the
stone! the lot toward .the you Im-
About twenty-five young folks at-
tended the Who" [ants in Beam
walk. last oven-ins
A slit-puss party was tendered iiiss
m
M may H'fllmfim I!!! mm “mm than git
deviant. lie says more in favor at
”mm-see Dr. ithialot.snd lfyoa wflihindly read
wmmmm WWIIWW°WQ¢¢W
(its, am 'tormatinn about which, as a promo
City Engineer mom A‘ Sharron olisional man. you should have advised
Sonata. in an more-m the Chem 'youmlt before manna such random
W 0" Commerce I" Derby. ”cm“!- instants. Hie letter will also an
made the point that it was not aut- . swer mm. second question.
llcient to have facilities tor carrying
out the business of c", ”mm.” ' Replying to your third questionln
H‘s stated that what was needed was regard to noise and dirt from the tin-n
cooperation are all sides. Ha illns~ lpihe, I would state that there is a
”in“ ““ MbW' 0‘ ‘3'” 3°" lWavsesite road In front or the Hosp:
eminent- properly run 3° ”“4" “and. therefore. dust is moaned to
mile-Ills Ho sold that citisensxblles. improvements in manufacture.
“03“" m m" W“ “I” d" 9‘“ omittin; cutouts on laser. tend to re
more and better results can be ob
“In“ In a” Wmt “h.“ the I430! lb. ”“0 to In. mm m
people can-operate as they should to Prlentb oi nine. Who have mph“
help than: in tile clinic! at the city the front rooms. inform me that they
‘I‘ d“ M "'1“ 3° "m “I“ i"'§hllve heard more noise tram within
stand or maintatnlnn a political or;
sad-ll antazoism. the ottlxene should a" BMW“ M I“ W“ 1""
linemen. it is unlawful tel- anionic
have atedingofintenst‘and- ill-He in
.hillsta to use the cutout in thocity.
the city as a. whole. and about; back
In their metals in every way that "ml
they could and not hinder them in Yo‘ur “lira“! '“tegnm’: "
their eflorts to vae’ the city the bestl'mll nu," ° til!‘ “to“?- e 8‘“
——votbd to table a communication of a
Dr. 38h". who spoke oil- “60% My. om of mm
thoui
“than for the patrons who are some.
,.;ron3 simply mush tsspyour m .mm‘ accumulations. and there
ftion
one to all who this in i buy. Nearly
WMItt. He amt-II that Willi
that“ is in them.
amount Wesley" paid. a high n-i- !
hate to the Mal hotel as» a prelude;
to his vernal-lie. He said there are:
few communities of the also of this i
and oven larur. which have end! a
high class holell "1 sin dwelt}! lli
much on its reputation “like indivld- !‘
’said no: Mil." "Hotels." bei‘m
said. "make or mar I. We repute-W
mercial men and othm who travel.
overflow-territory emueujheir view
without reservation for weal or woe.
as said that it is apparently true”!
that Woes or a town are gell-
orally gathered from the visitor is.
normally treated. It his approach
to the hotel is good and lie is properly
cared for in the way of sleeping and
lit a" spirit oi welcome tile
xvisitor in; iable to go away with a.
good impression.
“Dr Restart stated that that «deletion
at thezsdeottveliess ot the mixes
,oivitr.’ mvernmerlt is a vital
all oitieaare run on. a 60 per cent.
basis Wcmieacy. Al towns are halt;
way on element of lack; of income
doe: dissection tones: mopeds what ,
is yes. Thoreau. he said is that.
cities are run according to a system
In- which thdi officials are housed in
iii: laws; and: checks which would
vii-ssh a mineral- manufacturing.
musnedswaswbeflmtiul
send dollars. The last is that there
has never been any prospective oh:L
in: or twelve thousand «liars ant:
therefore, it could not have been vet
ed upon and tabled. The nine abjec-
orsat thtt meetingwers put of air.
teenwho reamed and were present
at a special meeting coded to authort
ire the architect to proosed‘with plans
(oaths new Hospital building on the
“present site Skty-one notiosswwsrc
mailed to the sixty-one directors by
the then senator-yo Ir. Woodward
Sixteen directors responded and, tort?-
live we” not mm interested to -
vote. The directors present at that
meeting were Dr. Will. .7. Tracey. R
H. Golden. Charles D. lingers, Edward
Beard. lra Gale; Dr. James masonry.
W. ES Bishop. Jr. l‘. A. Smith. E. J.
“Van Ness. E. O. Rosier, D. ill. Miller.
Jr.. John 1-1." 131313. A. 0 Wheeler.
Charles P. mm Gnarls L. Wond-
ward and the; president.
Mr Keefrl'efi theinestlnghstone
the vote was mien. 113w resident. at
presiding odicsr. did not feel called
spoutovotsslsd theseoretary donut
'.vote Dr. J: 6. (from Dr 'rrasey
Arthur c; Wheelerand c. r. matters
votedasalnst‘thqresolutluu.
flaswasashsdhythsm wlm'
anathema-mute!“-
'. Knownasanlodioowmm
‘.mmmmwcmeteo
stills houohmmt ”mist-n '
t'ummmmumm.
0'00) whinesnneenttomooteaqs
pital building soul ‘as our nature de-
mands would require or ghetber It
would notbethepartolw‘isdem to
decel- to: a time Is mnencemenl.
hoping that additional contributions
may be obtained to meet such de-
mantle.”
l have since learned that the chair-
man of the exeemive «nominee wrote
this on his own volition. Directors
voted to bulld‘the Hospital. The build-
illsv committee has selected a coupe-
tent ardliteet and are ready is pro'
coed withthephnsinathehnildinxoi
such a Hospital as will meet our needs,
using the present tbulldin! for a
nursea' home and overflow.- it new:
nary.
“a real question is, shall we build
a Heslptal and: keep faith with our
W10 to subscribers or wait an ill-
dednlte time for more money to erect
a building elsewhere and have a plant
as our hands we cannot maintain with
out niacin: a burden on our people
which they cannot hear.
Vesy train your .. .
CHRISTIAN 8M 311%.
President Hospital Ass-ariatj'fln.
mu: Nfll‘ mu
6. [AIM Weill. it
tutu-Monomer
hunt
—- ..-.——..
Charles E. Lockwood. of Hamilton
arcane. South Namath. seamen its
press Go. mes-em. running between,
New York and Denhnry. hatte- upcg
rlence yesterday morningwblch he
will undoubtedly remember for a lull;
“1110..“ When which. -happily.
ended with no serious results, but
which elitist have had a btal ending
had not a fellow employee noticed 11‘?!
predinamont. [minced is the messes!
not on the through express car from
New York to Banbnry on the train
which arrivsa in Daehury each morn-
in: at hid-o‘clock. 70. the same tram
la the way express car. from Sontll
Norwalk telDanbnry. in charge at,
Adelbert McLaughlin, oi" a Union
street. Danbury. and it was due to the
ism that Mr. hicLauahlin happened to
see Ilr. Lockwood tint the latter was
saved from certain injury and perhaps
death.
wmmwmlllw
yesterday morning Mr. monsoon leit
ummmmmndahow
muklflt'w In Mon
Wmlswithm as
wastdmsolotmuso._
”Wham” manhunt.
muted when lachwood lamp-o for
the door ot'hin «near. He manager:
to seine hold of the chain ass-o- the
door andmaised. himself upon the nar-
row pbitorm. When he tried to roll
back the car door. however. he was
unable- to do so. as the door had loch-
ed from the inside.
Luvitl' y for Lockwood. McLaughlin
happened to look back from his cal
and saw his fellow messenger hanging
on by tile chain. Molaughlin at once
pulled the stunt cord leading into the
engineer's cab and save the signal to
stop lb train. Induced at once
dropped to the mod and entered his
car by the end door.
find it not been tor the fact that Mc-
W Whack and saw LOCK-
wood- hanging on by the chain, the
messenger might have ind to remalu
in his militiamen“! the train reached
the neat station: As the day was bil-
terly cold it is believed that Lockwood
would not have been able to retain his
hold on the oasis one would'have fail-
en to the ground and possibly under
the wheels of the moving train. When
mumlin‘saw? Lockwood on the out-
aid-‘91:: the; ear. the train had already
momma!” to have lumped
would. have invited injury. For a time.
as Lockwood told his i‘rlsmis after
wards; visions of a fall to the ground
and pet-ha put under the wheels. entered
ills mind and lie was very thankful
that his companion happened to look _
back towards his car.
most on the train yesterday morning
Shortly hetero the train reached Dsn- '
But that was not the only excite—3
bury. McLaughlin discovered that the .
floor oi his car was on fire. In some
manner the pipes running under the
flooring his! entire in the woodwork.
McLaughlin noticed the smoke and ill-,5
mitigating zoom the floor was very
not. so was unable to pry up the
flooring. but discharged the» contents J 5
of the hand chemical in the car on the
door. The tire smoldered away until
the tram reached Dunbar-y, when the
door was ripped up and the are extin-
(dished.
3 im mm ‘8 m9
Dflmllu‘. h.
.I.-—Bllph-
am Johnson.“ mommleym
L.
Norwalk Chronicler