, apps nted Frederick, C Taylor.
lodge or the Probate court jior the
' amniotic district a committee to hear ‘
1 the append o1 thé heirs oi Silas Olin-
‘ stead, o1 Norwalk from the decision
1 of the Court or
fishnets
triot of Norwalk. admittl II to
1? prdbate. V
11 Droneriy to his wire
brothers.
appealed
l
”e
the estate is unknown 1
who are his heirs at l
1 mm the probate oi the white the
Superior Court and. in,‘ rder to get
slits stated; a
‘ rosram,‘ last evening.
The numbers censisted 01 readings, rec-
ltatlon‘s, plays and Vocal music.
come a yolk song,
coated by the younger Germsn pupils.
h‘1 on much applause irony, the
The is people took the
part of idoils. elated their experi-
ences With their several owners in a
way to spin the hearts pt all listeners,
one poor creature being in an especial-
ly and plight, i telned the loss
of “911:?!“ a her sawdust
hits, 1
sailor boy blue, Grace
he reach doll, Doro:
n the waitress
' ,thé Colonial
‘ struck an obstruction
‘ a decision hetero the suinmer vaca- ’
tion, it was agreed by counsel that the
appeal he referred to a coinmittee to
‘ hger the some and report to the Su-
p Hurlhutt dz Davis. of 1
* Norwalk counsel for the widow. who
rior Court.
is erecutrlx oi the will. agreed upon
Judge Taylor as the committee and
the court appointed hir‘n‘. There will
be a hearing in a few days.
71 cm or: NanALK‘ osT one
of Net-walk
in the burner
this mornin while near her dock in
Nerwcllr‘ andhnodked 011 her wheel.
The boat was going very slow at the
time and it is thought I may have
struck a rock. The was help-
The propeller City
1 Tees and the steamer “Addie V." we.
sent for and towed the propeller to
South Norwallr. Her cargo has been
unloaded and the boat was towed to
11 New Yorkthis morning by the tug
‘ ‘f‘Abram P
_ be placed
Skidmore.” where she will
dry dock for repairs.
Will Ill 18%
Judge {Injury lilies IIVIaIIIIdIIIII
In T I "'IIIIIIII. II‘IIIII Bin:
TIIIISIIII lIIII‘lII Illigi, ~IIIIIII Eddie
WIIIIII III’III T :15 Will
in the matter of the contested will
Qi‘.13avid:,lioyt deceased late at Nor- ‘
wallg. image}! ‘ént‘y‘ W.
Gregory, or to
tor, th‘ district or N
By 1‘ . his illness
all or his estate. real and personal.
was given to his housekeeper Mrs.
GertrudelM WAnderson in trust. for
the benefit of his son, Harry, with
- whatever oi! the property might r‘einnin
-‘ after Harrys death passing to Mrs.
Anderson absolutely, and appointing
rson "exeou‘trix of the will
- goddtrnstee oi the estate without
- on
By the will of 1894 all the estate of
Mr Hoyt was leit to his son. Harry.
with a proviso that in case Harry ‘
should be deemed incompetent to man.
age the some, Eben Hosted. an old
triend of Mr. Hoyt should be appoint-
V‘ ed conservator over Harry, and it tun
1 thin provided for the appointmént o:
H sled as executor or the will.
“Tel?" was bitterly {ought be
for the dis ‘
hi ll
Away :trom Moss niii :
South Main street. street Cominission-
Messrs Eamllinibieiens MIMI
Tim: To Make Account
I I‘ McMahon IIIIIIII 8 IIIIIIIIIII‘
1 are therein will indneAch in the re‘
Ilpuuininl Til risen TIIIIIII
1 MI My Stills, III II Bill III 255
Loads Ill IIIIII
There was no public hearings, nor
long and tedious communications to
ponder over; and the meeting 01 the
South Norwalk Common Council last
night. Was 0! short duration. newline
‘sta‘qdin‘g the loot that City Clerk Joe
acph R. Taylor read the minutes or the
meetings which have been held during
the past due thoughts. This has always
been the custom son the first at June.
Every mmher' 1 e Council was pree-
lent. ‘
The Meeting we: called to order at
ii: 20 o'clock and the first business to
‘ come up was the reading 01 the bills
against the city. The amount approved
was $3, 700.
Mrs. William Lawrence, president of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. petitioned the Council to hir~
ulsh ice for the watel tank in Rall—
load avenue. The matter you referred
to the street committee.-
George W Carroll resigned as free. _ 1
holder on the layout and straightening . ’ .
oi Railroad avenue. John F.McMahon1
was appointed in his place.
Council—
man Charles B. Stevens resigned as
freeholder on Garner street Dr. George.
. S. Kendall was appointed.
‘ Jeweler A. S. Ferris submitted a com-
municotlon to the effect that he would '
repair and Wind the clock in the Hotel
Clifford tower for $25 per year. He
was siren the contract At a previous
meeting Jeweler its
attend to it11£or $40.
H. 1C Ely, or New Yer out
s
21W it Mil
for 35 loo of‘dh‘t att enty 1: nts
R. J Cuthlll stated that the city did
t owe Mr. Ely anything, as they um.
1nly carted away the dirt in grading? the
sidewalk to treat or his property.
which they had a right to do. The mat-
ter was laid on thectahle.
The street on missIOners reported
that the sum of 31. 717 65 had been ex-
pended since March 1.1"
John H.1Asht, Ablathar Blanchard:
and John B. Lawrence were appointed
to fill vacancies on the board 01 library
trustees.
The sum of $1, 000 was appropriated:
for the use of the street commissioners.
Street Commissioner R. J Cutbill re;
ported relative to the awnings about
the city. and stated that all he had seen
were willing to remove low ai'wnlnxs. ,
A note for :3. 300 was renewed. as
was also one for $5, 639. Bil.‘ which will
‘for the electric light ‘ H
s and occupied mouth; on 1 ' ‘
rt tor severiti da
. _ 1 d1 Ho
didistrict;
. 3d , 1.
appchatiOl‘ll lies
.Rood offered to 1
1 rd ‘
“I gm to an intermediate court.
‘ to try the cases and conth mi: ludi-
T
Colon School
log; to the cell
its school hid
the assembly
d1 irhnco wil
Order of no , ‘
333.533?le Siren Commissioner Kellogg in
‘ Beirut $5 I Iiilu IIIIIIIIIIII
FIIIIIIIITII lie Placed In Mounds
III The Illa Ill IIIIIIIIII
Iii IIIIIIII III liégiinl TI Fire III
parimeni Horse
W-
For the first time since assuming
the others or mayor, George B.Buxton1
.1 was not present at a meeting. last
night buying missed a train from New
York‘, to which city he went on busi—
cus grads
schools covering the
term. since the one
Easter. The tests oi liiiior covered
since such promo: ‘ be next
two weeks. As the Mandi oi schol-
gradllll! necessary #1 ‘
account or crowded
worhintt hard.
A ferrule!“
Cantu, P 0.; _
night Final a
to attend Trinity
a body on Solid
and listen to a i)
triotic Order at ‘,
American Mach III
the Sons of Asia oaJ,
the afternoon on ’
hers oi P. O S. or 1,
Red Men‘s Hall so
loud cemetery,
1' mayor Councilman Stephen Holmes,
, president of the board. proslded._ ‘Act
order at the Appointed time with all
the members present. The midntos o!
II III? as? finygtinfii wtlagetrcaddby City
1 1 1, 11 ‘ or e on or u i, an unmov-
“”51"“ dead will - ‘1 . ' ‘ ed.'1i'he bills of the following depart-
’, 1 " Iments were then read and ordered
-‘ ‘ ‘1 ' __ paid as iolldwa:
1 ’ 1- 3295. 05; administrative $08 71: high
way,‘ $107 45; sewer, $6. 30; librdry,
$177 0.3 lights 1606.17; total. $1,564. 51.
’ ‘ , The question of the raise of salary
- “oi. Street Commissioner Martin Kel-
.1 loss was brought up and Councilman
1 Aylson reported that MI. Kellogg had
1 asked that his salary be raised from
'3 $2. 50 to $3 per day. He had talked
the matter over with the members oi
the Highway Committee and all had
agreed to raise the salary as request
9 . , 1 ’ ‘ 1
1 Councilman Meeker said" that he
thought the matter should not have
been brought up etc regular meeting
and understood that a vote of the
Council at a previous time had fixed
the salary at $15 per week He did not
object to raising Mr. Kellogg's salary,
but did not like the method of doing
as sewer inspector had been fixed at
as to the solary oi the street com-
1 does. In reply Mr; Avlson stated? that
he had talked the matter over with all
the members 01 the cominittee includ.
ing Mr. Meeker. and he had agreed
to the raise The matter was dropped
at this paint.
On motion Of Mr. Aviso‘n the chair-
man of the finance committee was in-
structed to borrow $1, 000 from the We
ter‘ fund
Mr. Avison asked in behalf of the
highway department.- for some instruc-
tions in the matter at filling the city
flower mounds. . On motion of Mr.
Grumman the committee was instruct-
ed to fill the mounds as last year. Mr-
Hoyt wanted to know if this meant to
place exactly the same kind of dowars
oral “gammy In the mounds.
36 Senators at 3300 each $10300 tion up he said for the reason that
255 Representatives at 3300 Some 0! the plants out in last year
each 1 1 173500 had proved iailure. particularly the
1P 1, ‘ ‘w—n- geraniums nmotion of Mr. Grum-
Total. 1 ‘ . $87. 300 man it was then voted that the com-
Under the proposed eonguzuyion it mittee be given power to use their own
will gmd‘ thug until 1910; 1 * discretion in regard to the kinds of
46 Senators at 1500 each. season plants that will he set out 11.11 .
2341 seems ntatives at $509 ........
_ ch _1 _ ‘1 _ $127,000 (Continued on Second Page).
1‘ $149, 509
horses :61 800
' To one will be added @811'191" 3‘ ”BITCH“:
least 10 representatlieti. irom small
tunic nomads by the can
to have’2,800 inhabi-
ond reactionary system or representa
tion which It provides for the govern»
Input 0! the state. (or the present and
future, are by no means the only does
which ought to lead to its rejections. ,
i will call attention to two other vital
objections.
1First,tho great and unnecessary and
wholly unrequitted expense‘ to the
state which will be tattooed upon it
for still ti.me - 1
Under the constitution as it is and
as it will continue "to bezlirthe propos~
ed constitution shall be defeated June
16th next, the account will stand as
follows tor the salary list of the Gen-
llpeiiiiiiin
1. Milan Banks ‘ III Million [In
Bantu IIII Tinqne, IIIIIII'IIII
*TIII‘II The IIIII ‘CIIIIIIIII Apparently
II
The state is at present maintaining.
were the young Inc
University school.
1'1 he Norwalks.
ness yesterday in the absence 0: the 7 1206 “a?!”
dog Mayor Holmes called the board to ‘ ‘
Pdiicc,$184.30;iire,1
it The records shop/ed that a salary 1
son of E R. Kenton, or Milford, Conn, 11
is at the county hospital with a bullet
wound in his abdomen from which it,
$2. 60 per day; but theraWas rlo record
‘ missioner. Mr. Kellogg holds both of"
He brought the cues-1
iighttul iulfor
dance last is
in the parlors‘ioi her school a
tired guests and amount; the number“
The parlor was b
tuned by Weideuhartlmers orchestra.
iii Mend save a IT
”WI:
l” side to a issue number ot her triendm‘
There were present more than where y
alibi-Walk 1
11‘othcrs train ‘
1 u‘tifuly decorated 1 '_‘
with flowers for the occasion aI'IVd ex- 1‘
celleht music for dancing was rum: y
of Bridgeport The young lady pupils ‘ ‘
of Mrs Mead's school proved excel!
1 cnt entertainers and contributed hose
15' to the success of the function. ‘lhe
announced
ENTERTAINeo av schools.
Mrs. Samuel Richards Wood was a1
guest of the Sorosis Club or New York
at the Waldori‘ Astoria Hotel you
day afternoo. Besides the
luncheon and literary exercises the
members at the club gave yen; to their
enthusiasm over the honor to So‘rosis
by the election ohm-s. Denison as pre‘
sident ol the National Federation at
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
WASHINGTON June 3—«When the
house met today Mr.‘ Burton (0) call
ed upon the conference report oil the
river and harbor hi I] -
Shin and liuhhed _
{In IIIIIIIII Train 7”"
Sim IIlMillIiId MIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIII llI
juries Received III Illinois
Sol llpilii Ilu liiilihei TIIIIIIIIS IIIIII
TIIIIIIIII FIIIIII TIIIIII
CHICAGO, June 3—«11‘. R. Kenton.
is believed he will die. 1
Kenton was riding on the Chicago
8:. Eastern Illionols Stock freight train
last night. He was attacked by two
Inch. supposedly trainps. shot and rub
bed of a gold watch and $30 The
tramps then threw the insensible man
{mm the train which was rimnlng at
the rate of 20 miles an hour. The
assault Occurred near Momence ill.
Kenton lay for an hour before regain
lug consciousness Then he managed
to drag himself to the railroad Step
ion where he received medical utters
tlon. lie was brought to Chicago to
day and local detectives were ‘put to
work on the case.
M R Kenton, the father or the injure
ed man, is a resident of Milford. and
an operator on a Chase lasting mach
Inc, and is employed in the Baldwin.
Shoe Factory. He said’lsst night {hilt 1
his son had been in Cincinnati. em-
ployed as a machine operator in the
factory of Alder it McCaffery, as he
recalled the name. He received a let—
her from him last week, in which his
son stated that he was going to Chic-
ago and would be there by today and
asked that a letter be addressed to the
general nostoffice'.
The sun’s name is Frederick and is;S
31 years or age and his father last
saw him in Philadelphia, where the
imply that on a trip to New Orelans.
stopping lit Cincinnati on the way so-
log back The family came ‘ori pally
from New York. but have res ed in
various cities. where Mr. Kenton has ,
been employed at his trade. The?
have been residents or New Orleans,
St; Lents. Glucose, Philadelphia, New
York. but moved to Milford in Jena.»
cry of this your 1
The stock trains on the road ’
tioned in the dispatch are equipped.
with a passenger coach for the yard
men who accompany cargoes of cat-
tie and passengers are taken aboard
upon toe payment or the regular fare.
PRESIDENT’S ACKNOWLEDGMENT
'i'hauke White Orchestra company for
, .1 Cheokl for $231.50
Herbert R. smith. treasurer of tee
- White orchestra Company, receivedV1
school year is not yet ended and the h t
commencement week exercises will he:
fgin on the 18th inst. The program Iii ‘
not yet completed, but later it‘ will he 1
Dr. Henry 0. She
1 Norwalk 0
ing the time limit in the es
in which for people to get
if they do not get inocnl so
they will be arrested tom ‘
Sentinel reporter interview
Sharer this afternoon and I
the board 01 health mean
ter ls ended. there proini
lively times; To sortie iii.
board 011 health cm on
“Any person violating any
der or the board of heat!
lined not more than '10 to
tense."
NorWaIk.
WANTeo .—-A coop sit Ir
Apply at 12 Isaac street Nam
tween 0 and 7 o ’cloclr In the e
WANTED—SOLICITO 1
lecture tor the Prudentia ‘
Co. upon opportunity to, tie
men. Address LSchwar 1
Box 496 So. NorvI'alk.‘
Rowan street Eu: 1 1
of Webster Brown. _.
East Nomadic ‘1 ‘
4 norm ARTE
2d floor rear, Swii, "
Stevens and Walters' mar
Place rent $9. For lost 11
lars apply to Old Well Cl
Washington street
the newly equipped 80. N 1
Co. building. inquire at co’mhimy' s
(Ice. 93 Washington St.‘ ~ 11 mg
To LET~FURNISHM
with use ot1bath. to wall
ed young man. ‘ 1 Trinit
T0 LET—HOUSE 33
‘.,St 6 rooms. rent :12,-
or any other business. ‘ ‘
second floor. 4d South ‘MaI'n %
iuilch Jersey ‘.cow 0. W.
Maple Ave, Iii. Norwalk
light and hesyy weight ca‘ssi
suitable Tor golf and rainy day
hcys’ knee pants and suits, wh
will sell very cheap. Apply at t
oMce, 011 Bellies avenue
FOR SALE—,WORST,
Wool, Black and Blue M
exceptions]. at $5; Childre
Crash Suits (Percale) 239p:
Norwalk Chronicler