Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 18, 1910, Page 1

VOL. LI—NO. 117 seven boilers at the plant American Sheet and Tin Plate ny exploded this afternoon, kill- die be The Known Dead. A Lemiey, Charles Dewitt, engineer; © Ringenberse catcher, North industry. 4 _man, ash whi ed the accident can give an A mere eggeheli of the build- smutilated that ev nate friend BATTERY OF 7 BOILERS EXPLODED| Caviet One Workman Says He Heard Three Distinc Explosions in Quick Succession THIRTY MEN KILLED, FIFTY INJURED Loss—No Explanation of the Accident Can be Given| Wi be prescnted with the society's —Explosion was Heard : hree Miles Away. May 17.—With a roar)bodies. Arms and Jess were torn heard three miles away, a | from the trunks. Fragments of bodies were blown several squares from the scene and bits of human flesh hav been picked up on porches and Toofs twenty to thirty m‘h‘:‘]-“d fl’l"-i of houses and in trees. st fitty. Ameng the injure i half dozen who, it is said, will i g re morning. Others, the plant as soon as the heater; George | ginou — tinguished the flames. the ruins. of the explosion is at One workman says that e cistinct explosions in | 2o west of the scene sible. his side. m of the men was dif- en thefr most int- could not recognize their There were 100 men at labor in the plant at the time of the accident and only a dozen or so escaped from in- jury. These ang others who rushed to s isaster was known dead is: GeoT&e | jnown worked heroicaily to rescue the catoher; ——— Rover. en- | jijureq from the ruins. The ruins seon took fire, but the fire department ex— oy £ Wt wvas thought at 8 o'clock that all the de: been removed from the eland; Harry Baltjley; H. r._doubler; Peter Wollgoof; wn- ey then Ahon stated that €0 faT| Mrs. William H. Shields, chairman, oI 3 | but this did not inciude any who had Rickards, unidentified | gicq at their homes atter removal from Three Distinct Explosions. The cause Arme and Legs Strewn About. - 2 The body of one man, unknown, was = undres ‘eet the pl it. e tor- one else about the plant so of another men was found in the garden of a yard about five hundred ai i ey ame so close, | 4nd parts of bodies were strewn about however. that !t was all over in 2 min- The bodies of seven men mutHated The force of the concussion Was |gyeyvond recogmition were found in the The big plant is in such a | povond recogmition w state of Tuin as to be practically a to- | PUER SRA SR RO RIS L . o and kill m cried one worlkman to a man who found him. The infured man ldentification of Men Almost Impos- | had an arm torn off and a great hole Plant Had Five Mills. © because many of them were so| The plant had five mills. employes working at mills 1, 2, 4 were either killed or injured, while the men in mill Ne. 5 farthest from vionwn from severai | the boilers, escaped serfous injury. PRESIDENT MELLEN TO MEET COMMITTEES Discussion of Recent Raise of | Receivers Complaint Rates on New Haven Road. ng. Mey I7_Presi- | New York May 1L—A h¥ ‘New York, New laint filed in the federal courts n and Hartford Ra#troad company | in New York today, sets forth what purports to be détalls of one of the recent so-called cotton bills of lading freuds through which firms ers for a discussion on the recent (country and abroad are said to have raise of comvhutation rates on the line | jost millions. In this instance alone Setween New York city and suburban mnd Connecticut points. No conoes- | erators in the United _States, wions from the company, however, are Jooked for, as it clalms that the com- mmtation business of the syetem s| The defunct firm involved i row an sctual loss o it. The total| Miller & Co. of Corinth, Miss., thrown emount affected by the commutation |into Involuntery bankruptcy on May Mellen of fe to meet next Friday at the Grand «entral station. New York city, repre- ot the New York eommwut- o _about $150,000 a year. While the question of a raise of com- mintation rates at Boston has not been considered. an increase at that point is looked for somewhat similar to that in New York. In this state | ments have been made. company is not @ble to | strength of these allegations, jon between stations | Hazel in the United States district court granted injubctions, restraining the defendants from disposing of coi- ton, stocks, and bonds, and notes their possession and ciaimed by the receivers for the benefit of all the creditors of Steele, Miller & Co. ording to law. 1. 0. 0. F. GRAND LODGE CONVENTION AT WATERBURY, Advance Guard of Delegates Arrive—| In his complaint Receiver Pyle, among other things, alleges that for a few weeks prior to the filing of the May 17™—The ad- | petition In bankruptcy, the fire of zates to the grand | Steele, Miller & Co.. procured “by o the 1. O. O. F,|fraudulent and bogus bills of lading, a vast sum of money fom cerditors in the visitors were the | Germany, France, Russia and also in hogan lodge. The first | the city of New York. The exact amount of the bales of cotton and the exact number of dollars represented cannot at this time be accurately as- certained, but your complainant states that the money procured in this way aseociation this after- | will be something between $1,000,000 Meeting of Past Grand Masters. = guard of the city this afterncon and guests of Nost candidates at Poli’'s theater in +he presence of the grand lodge officers @nd about 1.000 members of the order. annual meeting of the Past VERDICT FOR $500 Given Man Who Was Compelled to Witness a Ball Game. o be compelled to Temetn unwillmgly the Polo grounds to see the New ork Nazionals play ball, according to #he National Exhibition compeny,which he was hell back by officers when he 2red to leave the enclosure after his failure to obtain reserved seats. Fe| General debate on the sundry civil = detention for two hours | bill in the house gave an opportunity al=e mprisonment and demanded | for several speeches. Mr. Campbell of Kansas denounced democratic tariff btk vl revision, twhich, he said, was shown by experiences of the country to e s disastrous. Mr. Underwood of Ala- Option. bama criticised the president and the ~Bishop Burgess | republican majority of the house for failure to give publicity to facts gath- expresses his disapproval [ered in connection with the corpora- tion tax. Mr. Keifer of Ohio advocat- A his plan for an international agrec- Only yesterday the Rev. Dr.|ment for preserving neutrality of the Wasson, & rector of the | Pansman canal. Mr. @iocese. resigned to oppose “the poison- | diana denounced machine politics @us influence of humbug temperance. dencribed ¥ damages. Bishop Burgess Oppcsed to Local of local aption in an address before the Williem A The Jewelry Bankruptcy Frauds. Washington, May 17.—More than 200 from many parts of the €ountry are to be summoned by the government to appear before the grand s at Montgomery, Ala.. which is to auicies vrosccuted by the department Demands Granted Striking Moulders. Mrikig moulders of Foumd: Fates out of and to New York amount{ 6 last. J. A. B Pyle was appointed receiver and he now directs proceed- ings against Stephen M. Weld & Co., cotton brokers of this city, and the New York Dock company, to whom he alleges fraudulent preferential pay- worked wpon a class of = elected were: Presi- |and $1,500,000.” De lLeeuw, Hartford; It is further allezed that these sums . George H. Cowell, Wa_ | of money were never represented by and tressurer, |any cotton, “nor was there ever any 1, Southington. A ban. | attempt on the part of Steele, Miller flowed the meeting. & (o. to ship the cotton.” CONGRESS TUESDAY. Railroad Biil Occupies Senate—Sundry Civil House. b? ‘Washington, May 17.—The provision s York May ¥7.—I¢ is worth $800 | of the railroad bill for an extra al- lowance of $3,000 a year to members of the proposed court of commerce o N over the allowances of circuit court ® verdict returned in the supreme |j;ages was stricken out by the senate court at White Plaina today. Freder- |{oday. The greater part of the ses- Ir. of ttan re- |sion was devoted to a, discussion .of weived judgment in this a: unt asainst | ¢he Cummins amendment making the interstate commerce commission the grounds. Talcott alleged | defendant in all cases in the courts growlng out of orders of that commis- sion, but no action was taken. pal Giocese of Long lsl- ean convocation at Gar- RECENT SO-CALLED COTTON BILLS OF LADING FRAUDS ed in Federal Courts in New York. the receiver estimates that cotton op- many. France, Spain and Russia were out from $1,000,000 to $1.500.000. Barnhart of In- > general and_the republican party in Fishop Burgess declined to comment | partieular. Mr. Sisson spoke in favor om the resignailon. biut he made his |of leislation abolishing gambling in sititude om the liquor question plain | cotton futures. Both houscs will be in session to- morrow, the senate meeting o'clock and the house at 13,c'clock. Petry-Singleton Marriage. New York, May 17.—Miss Hilda S. Singleton, daughter of Joseph M. Sin- gleton, a weaithy and prominent Chi- 1o the jewelry bankruptcy | naman of this city, wes married this Tae grand jury will meet on May 23 A Gozen persons have been |can, of Roekviila Center, in comnection with the al- an Ameri- L. 1, at the country home of her parents on Long in comsequence of in- |Island. The bride, whose mother s an American woman, is a college gradnate Losses estimated to rguge {and an accomplished musician. From 3500600 10 32,000,008 wre 33l (o have Geen suffered by amerchants afterncon teo John A. Petry, Central New England Grants Rai. Winsted, Conn. May 17— Empl of the Central New Englane road. Jiszicion, Pe, May 10 -The two |have been granted a wage increase of the | about 20 per cent. with one hour a ® ry and Machine com- | day decrease in the time schedule. The who went on sirike yvesterday | scale is based on the Baltimore of 35 cents’ per dey |Ohio railrond adj on. Iy paydass. agreement is for an inds m‘qchyl_ogt _dnyr nel Barcelona, May 17—By the bursting of a steam pipe on the Austrian steam- er Carolina, which arrived today from New Orleans, two firemen were scald- ed to death. Paris, May 17.—King Manuel of Por- tugal arrived here this even maining for the night at a hotel. will continue on his way to London tomorrow morning. Big Plant of Five Mills of the American Sheet and Tin |, ioine Moy 17 —Commander Robert will Jecture before the Austrian Geo- Plate Company at Canton. Ohio, Practically a Total | 3ol Socieis - tomorron evening and ot the conclusion of the lecture gold medal. BENEFIT WHIST A THE HAILE CLUB. Many Were in Attendance and Good Sum Will Be Realized—The Prize Winners. _ A benefit whist arranged by the as soclate members of the Haile club w given Tuesday evening from § to 10 o'clock e atiendance and pleasing success from both a social and a financial standpoint. Both whist and bridge were played. the former in the hall, where Miss Grace S. Benjamin was in charge, and the latter in_the reading room under direction of Miss Mery Richards. There were thirty- three tables of whist and the announce- ments were made by James J. Holland, Che general committee in charge was Miss Mary Rogers, secretary, and Miss Benjamin, treasurer. In the whist room the following were the scorers: Misses Sarah Kelly, Mollie James, Katharine Bray, Nellie Foley, Magy Dunderdale, Annie Buckley, Lo#ise Kiess, Anna Schwartz, K: arine Neibert, Margaret Kane. Harris and Mrs. Washburn. The fo lowing were the prize winners: Fi sugar lifter, silver handied gold bow Miss Elizabeth Hull; second, linen ta- blecloth, Mrs. Patrick Battersby; third, mayonnaise bowl, Mies Nora Dunlevy; consolation prize, dog pitcher, Miss Mary McLaughlin; first, silver hat oonan; second, book, rd, coftee cup, Her. consolation, paper- J. Kehoe. room Fris- well, S. W. MacAdam, Mary Nelson and Mrs. Frank Kromer, The prizes were taken as follows: First, bonbon dish and Hill, 68 Mrs, P. W. Munphy, 618; third, dish, Miss Frances Rogers; consola- tion, potted plant, Miss Kate Murphy; gentleman's first prize, cup, saucer and plate, Thomas M. S secgnd, book, I E. Elmer, electric light, ~Thomas lea consolation, drinking cup, Morris Fitzgerald, 112. At the game of 500 Miss MacAdam took the prize, ‘a cup and saucer. After the whist refreshments were served to a large number in the restaurants. PIANO-RECITAL BY MISS RILEY’'S PUPILS Given in Hibernian Hall with Many in Attendance. A viano recital by the pupils of Miss Xatherine Riley had an, audicnce that filled Hibernian hall to its capacity on Tuesday evening. The parents and friends présent found the lensthy pro- gramme enjovable and well rendered by the children, whose creditable work won many compliments for the effi- clency of Miss Riley’s instruction, and the interest in the pianoforte which she bas beén able to instill into the youthful minds. The concluding num- ber was by Miss Riley, a Chopin num ber, that was rendered with brillian and expression. Edward Senay ushered, Harold derson took tickets and James mins was in charge of the pro- grammes. The following was the pro- Part L—Duet. Galop Brilliante (O. Cook;_Silver Elves Caprice (C. Heins), Cook; Whippoorwill (F. Schiller), M rion ‘Howarth; Orange Blossoms (G.|jece Ghier Ludovie), Lydia Lanoie; Pink (H. Lichner)! Mary Brenna: A Rural ‘Wedding (W. Mason), Eleanor Dono- ther Anderson; Silver Nymph (C. Reverie (V. Allen), Liliian Quinn Goldenrod (C. Kern). Adeiia Sen duet, Morris Dance (F. Atherto therine Tracy, Elizabeth King! Part IL.—Silver Spray (C. ler), Margaret O'Neil; In File (G. Lange), Mary Holland ves | ¢ of the Ocean (C. Blake), Ja 2 Jr.; The Shepherd’s Dream (C. Nellie Kelley; duet, Marche aux Flam- beaux (S. Ciark), Nicholas Speliman and David Tobitskl Enchanted Mo- (A. Geibel Albina Juneau; m Tell (G. Rossini), Helen Ma ; Gr@mde Valse Brillante ( pin, op. 18),"David Tobitski; Les Ra meaux (J. Leybach), Rose Timmins: Grand Valse de Concert (T. Nicholas Spellmai Martha, ¥antaisie Brillante, (S. Smith), Kaths Tra- cy; duet, Attaque des Uh O Bohm), Rose Timmins and Helen Ma- lone. Troisieme Ballade (F. Chopin, op. 47), Miss Riiey. ‘The piano used was from the Plaut- Cadden company warerooms. FUNERAL. On Tuesday morning the funeral of Mrs. Jane McCarthy was held from the rooms of M. V. Murphy and at St. Patniek’s church services wer con- ducted by Rev. Joseph E. McCarthy. Relatives we; present. The bearers were P. F. Kelly, John Crimmings. P. F. Sullivan and M. Murphy Burial was in the Catholic cemetery in I bon. Mrs. McCarthy death resulted from heart trouble, she having been in poor health about five years. She was 83 | brother years of age, about sixty of whic bride been spent in this eity. Her hu: Will Inspect Norwich Corps. Staff Gaptain Guard. the provincial young people’s secretary of the Ne England states, will be visiting the Norwich corps of the Salvation Army Thursday, to make an inspection of the books and will have charge of the meeting for the evening. The staff captain i8 & fine musician and an elo- quent speakers. Bank Boiler Here. The boller for the new Chel carted to the site on Afaln street. [t PRICE TWO ¢ TE AT WESTM! Until Next FridayWhen It will be Placed Tem- porarily 1n: Windsor Castle Vault, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1970 en Outdoors |The Earthquake "NORWICH, CONN., Paragraphs .n"v Tokio, \May 17.>Maharaja, Gaekwar = IS of Baroda, and his wife, the Maharani,} who are visiting here, are being treat- n lg n es f | ed as imperial guests. Cortiensed Telegrams The Funeral of Rear Admiral B. IL McCalla will take place Thursduy from the home of Rear Admiral Dréwnson. LYING IN NSTER In Costa Rica REACHED Major Gener: celebration SLUMBERS OF FORTY GUESTS BROKEN UP. SURVIVORS NEW YORK TUESDAY. The Board of Bishops of the Meth- odist Kpiscopal to the attacks on the mission, in Rome. PROFE 3 SOR CALVERT AND WIFE FIRE IN MIDDLETOWN HOTEL REMOVAL OF BODY OF EDWARD VII An'Attempt Was Made (o wreck a placing ties on the Describe Their Experience near Fort Plau, N. Y of !Cartago—Whole Place Simply a Mass of Ruins. Early This Morning Caused Damage of $1,500—Grill and Barrocm Gutted ~—One Guest Overcome by Smoke. From Buckingham Palace Marked by Simple Ceremonies — .ocrs of Westminster Hall Thrown Open to the Fublic—50,000 Persons were in Line Wai mission—Archbishop of Canterbury Received Body. D i x oomed City The National Association of Munu- New York, May 17—The first sur- vivors of the recent earthquake Costa Rica in which more than 1500 lives were lost in the destruction of Cartago, arrived here today steamer’ Prinz Joachim. ere Prof. Philip P. ¥y of Pennsylvania and Fresh details of the disaster were told by members who led the first relief party into Car- Secretary Nagle of th Middletown, this morning guited the grill arroem of Chafee’s hotel on Court street and drove the forty guests and employes out of the building, clad on- 1y in iheir night clothes. confined to the two rooms by the fire- men and the only damage to the main part of the hotel is by smoke. to last two months. The: Bupreme Cotet Public Admitted to the Bier States took a re announcing court will adjourn until next October. The fire was Among them removal tod of Edwarg VII ace to Westminst suckingbam hall, but more doors of the hull v Captain Arturo Cuevas, recently ap- | were compored the Chilian officials and officers of the army and | gnd working oliss is supposed to have been t grief displayed by in the grill room, pointed rava in the United States Washirgton Tiew duties, v was the sile started by a stove and the estimated damage of the guests was overcome by in his room and the police were oblized to break in the door and carry “How We Escaped | Don't Know.’ Professor Calvert and his wife had a narrow escape when the hotel Cartago where they were stopping was Mrs, Calvert described their experlences: We were in our room, when sudden- Iy there came a tremor and crash and everything came down at once. we escaped I don’t know and nev but all we got was a shower bath of The whole city was simply laid in ruins with more than a thousand littering the streets. the survivors the suffering was tel ble, but most of the victims w hind double lines of noldiers, | eying Nowers Director of Public Works Jo Armstronz the coffin of the rode in the irst state carriage, suffe and forgery tion of perjury. _ d perjury and suborna- The fire was first discovered by a Kings of Spain and Greee: guest who telephoned the office that his room was iilling with smoke, and Alexander Mitchell, of Wesleyan university, who is acting sent in an alarm of walking behind the coflin with United States Prisoners and Prince Albe the burdens of rested- on his Will Lie in State Until t, shiowed no sign of | Geor, ¢ and state that | this a football player of the terr as night clerk, fire and aroused bill passed by the housc. other royal dent Taft Signed the Bill ¢ of mines, but Great cracks appeared streets and the railroad tracks were twisted in a manner hardly conceiva- was a scene 1 am very anx- fous to forget.” Most Frightful Spectacle of Panic. Dr. Walpole Brewer, surgeon of the | Prinz Joachim, when the destruction of Cartago curred, and was sent there army hurses who were AUTO WRECK OF MOST PECULIAR CHARACTER Bridgeport—Machine Turtle Three Times, Landing in Ditch, placed tem) and later in the tomb 1 for it in the George's chay that will be pre bert Memor Brief Services at Buckingham Palace. , attended only Frederigk M. Kerby, the stenograph office of the Bridgeport, was an automobile wreck of peculiar character at Skidmore hill, at May~ 18.—There was ‘at Port regarding the Lawler mem- orandum on the Glavis charges to t . Buckingham automobile went over the bank and turtle three times, the machine lying in a ditch, almost a wreck. The car was driven by its owner, a butcher of Shelton. his machine is 9628, the car with him. him one and Houew terruce German Emperor zovernment service The archbishop of at Westminster hall, wi shoulders of d upon the purple o and gold embroide e royal ensign, cov nd above all orb and sceptre special train,” us through a country alive with men and wémen running hither and and praying to be delivered d to scramble aboard the train and two or three were ground to death beneath the wheels as we careened past. spectacle of panic A City of Dead and Wounded. “Cartago was a city of dead wounded. Every person who escaped had run away. The town ‘arnegie Peace had less than half a single wall stand- Every church was down. entrance I picked lying dead beneath the In every block THE NEW PASSENGER RATES. The number His son was in The car rolled on feared that he is The father e The boy was jiers and pla from death. Commuters May Not Complain Until Rates Take Effect. caped without a_scratch. D e ot picked up and carried to a trolyey car and taken to a hospital Later the owne about (Special to The Washington, | BRUSHED BY COMET'S TAIL TONIGHT AT 11 O'CLOCK, | Colestial Tramp Will Earth Today—Nothing Doing. 26 COUNTS OF THEFT AGAINST 13 YEAR OLD BOY. Has Been Robbing Quarter Gas Meters for Six Months. came back in a run- the wrecked car back. When he arrived at the hill the sec- ne he overturned bout in about the samn~ manner that he did the first time. | statements the commuters on the ond in the runa- that these rates ¢ffect on the daty Washington, carth's, inhabitant passing through the Haven, Conn., INCENDIARY FIRE In New York East Side Tenement— and women spirt of the cathredal we came upon blacks and whites, men. worien and children, dead | John Looga authorities New York, May 18. met death and two were perhaps fatal- Iy burned in a fire, thought to be in- cendiary, in a three story tenement on the East Side early today. are Vincent De ‘his wife, Three persons No Europeans or found among the dead or injured. Americans mate was glven ton. gan, who has b tention to young THE PUBLIC BUILDING BiLL Likely to Be 60 vears old: and a daughter nine sons, James, Month Before General Introduced. slot_dontaining the e has been in the habit of put- breaking open burned and will The fire started on the ground fioer and was apparently set with oil. lived on the top floor. probably die. (Special to The | Washinzton, May 17.—All the sub- | of the house committee on buildings and d_their reports on the various last one having |V full committee yes- pends on | when the full | merce commizsion at Wash s commission has no ber several tines so us Lo assure the users of the meters a good supply riers of & cen De Biasos There must be an actual GETS MRS, SAGE'S $500,000. Bible Society H, bills before them, been handed to CHIEF STANTON WILL BE ONE OF THE SPEAKERS At Meeting of International Associa- tion of Fire Engineers at Syracuse in August. Chief Howard L. Stanton of this of the International cognlzance Raised Haif Million Needed to Secure “It. Chagzman Bartholdt holding off to see | The pub- | bill, and he s0on congress will adjourn. buildivg bill to be presented. and month before the general bill is intro- New York, May 17.—Announcement was made yesterday by the American Bible society that the campaign (0 se- cure $500,000 to meet the offer of Sage had been autronomer a brilliant and beautiful moteoric a member ciation of gramm. selected to be one of the sp Leblerrs). George Cook and James | i anmusl session of the orsanization, fiye = Ieins), | Angust 23, Ruth McKinley: whe Sweet Violet (W: | nine topics for aiscussion, there being £ , B L ice: The | two speakers to each topic, except in Robim's Return (L. Fisher), George | tug § 2 i SXE Being given the cholf® of his sub- Stanton will speak on The Value of Fire Cisterns, and assigned to speak on_the same topic 1s Chief H. I van; Little Fairy (L. Streabbog), Es- | pusee, of Dajlas, Tex. 3 (C- | cistern system Helus), William Callaban; Moonlight | pecyjiar to New England, and which was relied upon before water s There are many c terns here which can be used at an time drafting from one in Franklin square Among other speakers will be Chief Chief Baxter nan of Win- satisfactorily ted that €he “Wiile the sub-commitees will the general bili will considerably committees. er,"that al! the places fav reported to the full committee will he the amounts will | it is known that | ve to be reduced NEW HAVEN ROAD SETTLES WITH THE TELEGRAPHERS No Strike of Wire Men Adjustment of tion until formal comen: Sage's offer, $500,000 was to have ised by Dec. time the privilege w It is provable, | scriptions then amounted 1o §45 care of, buf fa s ot Uut Satisfactory proposition i republican member will receive an | appropriation, either for 2 building c terms of the offer The society from John £. the general work of the society Chief Stanton ' Cimprolinil NOTED WORCESTER MAN DEAD. provisions are made for New of this city, Gen. A. B. R. Sprague, Former Mayor committee of RUBBER CO. AFFAIRS. Vigorous Protest Against Rurchase of Rubber Co. organization 1 how much will be ap- place i3 not d understood be allowed about $1 reer appropriation were installed. propriated fr be opera(ive are not officis meeting of (b Philadelphia, Chief nipeg, Can., and many other prominent chiefs throughout the country, so that | the honor of ha read a paper is that autheri 27 and was mustered 4n the civil war as a ral rule is adhered to, Dbe provided for at Ro recent purchase of the Reve a syndicate of the United States Rubber company ere $100.000 t Middletown, before the organization moment, showinz | considered Chief Stanton several amend- -laws dealing with fu after much di ments to the ture issues of stocks and Vanderbilt Lines Wage Question Set- cellent programme for the en- tertainment of the delegates has been et only emough for a bly not quite just enough to b Opa-ADINYe |~ New York s also a_member enough to el to the house sum for the v DEATH OF FRANK CONLEY. Was Proprietor of Confey’s Inn, Tor- rington, and Knight Tempiar. 24 HOURS’ NOTICE GIVEN OF BOMBARDMENT. been setticd in New York ton ed Baltimore awarded to th 2 sufficient ts anual conven- on Tuesday and He was un- md Ohie rate had been | continue until Thursday. able to attend, although -a member of one of the committeee v be reappointed. Arrives at OYSTERMEN'S CONVENTION. Nicaraguan and will proba- This organization seeks to prevent fires and keep down he is the only chief = engineer who is a member of the or- Mrs. Jane McCarthy. ganization. Deleaations from Thre England States. vl Large Wastington fire_losses, and 17.—Frank Conley proprietor of Conley’s inn, and a prom- inent Knight Templar, died here morning at Torrington, and Mick ‘L’.UY s gam Ceritral Discussion of WEDDING. —Desnoyers. | Two Men Fataily Shot in Stri in Wiliiamsburg. a arrived 11 70 years old of the Oyster Growers ar Desnoyers of in marriage church, Hoted Adams at Phoenix, Arizona, De- stroyed—Numbr of Guests Missing. the Wauregan Catholic ! ng performed | New York, Connecticut OBITUARY. John Wright Jobns, Desnoyers and o yed the Hoted been accounted officials attended. Two arrest suit of gray lace trimmings, while her m died a number of years e | similar gown. which for many years she wus a scam- | their gowns and carried_bouquets o stress. roses. ‘Both had hats to mat n New Haven W. Bayard Cuiting Body of Boy Found CUTTING OFF THEIR QUEUES. | iha camnisn awai At the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Joseph Desnoyers at Wauregan a wed- ding breakfast was served and today they . will-leave for a wedding trip to Montreal. 3 Tpon their return they will reside in this city, where the groom ls the pro- prietor of the International hotel, They received many handsome presents and es of their many A reception will be held hera upon the return of Mr. in Kiang-Su Province Show Signs of Rebellion. New York, of George Adams, the 14- o0ld boy who was drowned in the har- canoeing a week ago, was in the water late ta- Johnson, who is credited Reports from Ma province of serious evidenc Peking, May found floating. | Cutting dted eacape by m: Fell from Third Floor New Building. | oong-Su. tell Would Make June 18 a Legal Holiday - IDWH e Thety Loz May 17.—The _board of | Tinski, $10,000 to Yale Uniy. aldermen voied today to request or Gayvnor to declare June 18 a ction which constitutes an denonsteat s have the best friends. W 310,000 by ate Lodicy= Thie Ley sholarship in (he Vi ) 4% the Elica s afternoon Snjured e dirt =0 as t tend the. receptivn to be tendere. Thy odore Rooseveli upon his return from | Cavoor's attitude the mexsure is Not knowu Member of Papal Guard Suspanded by on | pile of Duilding arrfved on Tucsday and was | Giston o Futsdey Svening . was soholarship. New Yark May 9 last etbly ks spine | ing something ot 1o exempt taxes for new ting in the town and not bt patrolmen - Was unloaded to & place just INSide (he | §oees 1 fence on the Main stret side, to remuin | wo e o unthl it can be placed in position in| Mysie and (raton. the cellar. s Rt Two Women and Six Children Drowned Uhem 1y or Gilbam, Ark., May 17. Wright and Mrs, Génea Heath and six children were drowned in t tot river tonight. banguet glven Favors Income Tax Amendm Albuny, N, Y, May 17. tonight By a vole of 26 to 30 edepted the Davenport resolution placing Nevw York state on record an fa ment to the has been susnonded by L Reports publixhed in ewspapers that the thir punishment for attend- Culonel Roosevelt It was voted to an expert ac- countant of New [London, a hill of $56 Reprasentative Dwight, republican| and alsn to keep the atia: | whip Of the housesioes not think con-| property of 0. ill adfourn until July is. received much aid mship Arriva Wasiburn, some of the meni on the ing 2 hanqual