loiim yesterday afternoon
[dawn up try 11 bomb us he
i 9 late nou-
VVVVhs‘e‘ bolus in
that whim. ' V
or rnoi' Steuben
Wale at lotions:
town last night when i met a man in
treat (it a residence which is a block
treat my house. an poke. The 1mm
1 . s luau was about
"tell, his weight
ilo,‘ wore a brown
, childish} collar and was
211‘ vol. beolrticonsolons
2.!!! having been followed for- three
, weeks and i have no doubt that those
who attempted my life are persons
”“9ch with the Western Federa-
wtf more, and that i was marked
for death on account of my connection
with the Stcunenherg and Steve Ad-
, ems cases."
" ~ _ r “thVithed soon after- making the
‘ =;22er~5l.iiwi1 is wrought up to IVaimost
a on y. ..'.
Brown arrested Steve 'AdsiVns at
Haines when the latter was wanted as
arlllitpess in the stelrnenbcrg case, and
he testified at the trial of Adams in
Wallace when the latter faced a Jury
mu the: charge or having murdered 11.
2 claim jumpcr. Friends of the former
char 1'! p ‘ ”:11...“ be frequently men»,
lion ‘ “3,1?3111119 nitric against himl
's’l'aik‘s‘ or “ring 2PaassMEN.
VWant $26 for Nine VHours' Work and
' mulls terminal mural Work. 2
NEW YORK. 901 it? threatened
strlkc‘ of printing pi'e V‘cn in job
printing plants thron 1,0119 001m
try, which was schedirlodV to go into
effect yesterday in of“ us which .de
edited to yield Pto the d mantis of thel
international Pessnreu‘s and Assist-
flh‘llh £011,100 ‘8 (lied only three oflices
in thicaxo according to advices 19.
celved today at the United 'l‘ypoilietm
headquarters in this city. The unior.
denihrided an eighb'hour day and ad.
vauce or 0119. dollar per week."
An official of the ty2potl19tae said
that the “hole lr'oubio was due to an
attempt ‘ou the part of the. new ofllc
loin, (if the. Pressman s Union, headed
10y~Pl'esidi'lit George L. Berry, of Girl
2 cinnati to iopudiale a contract mad:
by t'oi'irul' 'Plesldeut Martin T. llig,
gins of Charlestown, Mass” last Feb
run-1w” eucctivel on May 1 and con
53' tinuinl; tor five years, renewmg anV
‘1.“ agreement which had been in force
for five 1 9111's previous to that date It
33‘”- was said liuit legal steps would be tak‘i
on to compel the union to adhere to.
ts agreeiilcu. “-The agreement," said
the .90)? int. ”affects only the offices
whose managers are affiliated with the
typothetae We have nothing to do
with dire action of the Printer's Lea
one in signing for 820 for nine-hour
6.80.0! $83 for an eighthour day. Our
agreement calls for 822 tor a nine-
honr :ds'y. " .
' It was stated that the referendum
vote. of members of a union ordered
by President Berry on the question
of a strike to enforce the new de-
mantis, was progressing satisfactorily
and that the result probably would be
made known within a few days.
writ: BVEVATERS m COMMON
91.12115 coun'r.
-g» A)-
T m sVerin to Jail by Judge Walsh-
- 2 Other VCasea.
The criminal common pleas court
1111211101.. yesterday foi'enoon for a brief
shallots, and after disposing of live
enhdsr'adiourncd for two weeks. As
th‘ tower criminal court room Was
(trillion by the superlor'court,.l11dgc
Willi Mitch! court in the new library
than; The following pr'lsoueis
plugged guilty and received sentences,
MichaelV Carroll, of Stamford. for
. breach of peace and vagranry, three
months in jail.
Benjamin Daly of Bridgeport for
assaulting his wife Mary Daly, 00
days in jail.
Thomas Wclrh. of Norwalk for
Elrilllnkenness and vagranu. 00 days in
11
Alvin 0. Wilmol, of Bridgcport, was
fined 85 and cents for drunkenness,
and sentenced to 'jail for four months
for assaulting his wife
James Wilson of Bridgeport, for all
saluting his will: 00 days in Jail.
12
BEN. BLOQUM l8 BTRICKEN.
Monsignor duller: Sudden Collapse
1' 't'dedo'ln critical Condition.
WA'i‘illiiBllRY, Oct. 2, 111. iii.—-
Hirortiy after midnight a hurry call to
Dr. Jiliiitiilla. .Mdrlnrily. the Rt. Rev
Monsignor'Willlum .l. slocum’a physi-
cian, brought him lo the century of
2 the Church of 1119. immaculate lion'-
ception to attend the nimmiunoi'. Willi
him Went Dr. Nelson A runway and
WLBerhard 0081100111311 11 bulletin
{1'on the rectory charity ruler they
arrIVcd announced that. 1hclr pullout
was in a critical condition.
Monsi nor Slocum has been a vio
tint lousy troubles for several
111011111, 11nd but recently returned
trill“ 11W motorised sojourn in Now
Yo horgritai s. 011 1191 ounl of syrup
,t right it disease a sudden col
has been feared for several
r. Slocum suffered 'a re
wot-ks ago, which
atoll and prove fluid but no mo
lied under" role treatment, ,
W '
1111211011 KODAMA'Q, OOH.
» 8.9980 9 memory
Macias, vr
rum Marshal
or with Russia and who
2’ o; duly 02, 1900, rm hon-
- pity ma airliners emperor;
stud hisi h r with the title
2 fit)
and tonic 0333 0111ch is
:1 719 ‘ante- mortars: ‘ i
2 “I was 011 my way home from up V
. from doing the meeting.
did
i1 ‘ settling in do vritir'
_ .2 mums. lift: 2
4 Videotapes 1M’mh
by an ear, activehand encephalitis
Mm Visa corp
0010110.er031 01101101 be
vino! at this season or
9-01.10
the wear. ‘
Bi . .for old peo’r
sick y women and children.
Voth era and alter a severe
~ 11er untied for. necking
2 chronic chills. bronchitis and
'all' throat and hills troubles. Creates
an appetite and makes those who are
too thin,,fnt, rosy and healthy
with Vino] and seen so many wander-
fui results from its use that we offer
to return .monoy without question it
it does' not accompliah all we claim
for it The Clifford harmony. South
Norv'VIalk,‘ Conn.
.lllr. Davlsilossis the Select-
men
(Continued From First Page
hundred voters present voting for 01‘
against any pro osition, that the sc-
lectmen’s office 19. opened from 9 to
12 a. in 011112 to 5 11.111 0'01012'k every
working day in the year.
it was also decided to accept the
state highway commissioner’s propo-
sitiou to spend $20,000 0n the roads,
'and $5,000 was voted for this year's
work. The, new board of estimate and
taxation was 11 proved. Borrowing oi
isumoientim‘on ' to pay for the new
lown‘ high school was authorized. no
notes to be. issued by the town.
The call was read by Town Clerk
Herbert H Smith, and was ilCOt—‘llli'll.
C. Swurta nominated Bradley
Keith as moderator.
First. Selectman James A. Brown
was called 011 to give the report of
the selectrnen, and he read the various
items as appeared in the pr'lnlui
pamphlet distributed before the nicot-
8.
lug.
Attorney 1.90 Davis inquired if Mr.
Brown wouid- inform» the meeting
where the various districts were local
911, on which roads money had been
spent, and Mr. Brown did so. The
First, District, (East Norwalk, outside
the city limits, had cost 83,0!0.08:
Second District, (Cranbury and viclni
ty, $2,272.95; .Third District. (Silver-
mine), 81,256.57; Fourth District.
(West Norwaik), 28706.00; Fifth Dis-
trict, (Second Voting District, outside
City of South Nurwaik), $2,203.62.
Inquiry was made regarding anoth-
er' item of $9,509.22 for work on C011
necticut Turnpike, and Mr_ Brown stat
ed this was a special amount for so
curing and spreading crushed stone
from the Tariov place lo the Din-ion
town line.
In the expenses incurred for the
down high school was an item for
taxes, 8108, and Mr. Brown explained
that this sum was returned to Ray
mon‘d Brothers and John F. McMahon
in accordance with a provision made
in the deed when the town acquired
the property.
James J. Kenna asked if the sum of
8547, 077. 09 represented all the lown's
indebtedness, and if it could be paid
by such assets as corn, potatoes, pigs
carrots, etc, given as anroug the
town's holdings and raised on the aims
house property,
Mr. Brown replied llrnt2,llie town's
assets were $218,057.01. leaving the
net liabilities of the town only 8320,-
020.08. '
Attorney Davis asked if there was
any cash on hand, and if so why the
selecimen’s report did not show it, as
he noticed by the report of tire treas-
urer there was a balance on hand of
8430. 2.
Mr. Brown said that the balance
came about through the town orders
remaining unpaid and that the town
account was actuall overdrawu to the
amount of 81, 0049.
Attorney J. Belllen Hurlbutt wantei
information regarding the expenditure
of 8931. 58 in McKinley street, Roway-
ton, and asked if the work was done
by a vote of the board of sclecimen,
and if the selectmen kept a record of
their meetings. and the votes taken
on the expenditures of town moneys
and other matters of great importance.
Mr. Brown replied that be was out
of town at the time this work was
undertaken. as his wife was ill. and
he did not know- what action had been
idken. '
Mr llurlbutt chimed that the work
was an outrage on the taxpayers of
the torlu. He had gone by there on
three different weeks and his blood
boiled to see man cutting up sods, and
making a boulevard along a section of
the town on which there was not a
' single house, on either side of the
street. The residents of New Canaan
road Oraubnr and other districts
mucr more ihchkiy populated can cry
to have repairs inade,l1ut the work ill
not done. This work ought never to
have been allowed. and it was the
greatest misuse of public money he
had ever heard of during his connec-
tlon with town affairs, and he propos-
:ed that the salesman hold meetings,
take a vote on such matters. and have
them pihced on record where they can
be seen and road. and not make it
posible for one seieotmsn to say he
was out of town and another to say
he could do nothlti‘s. as the other two
members of the board were Mauritian
111'.
Mr Brown slrgsesied that his cola
league, Mr. Avlson, might be able to
enlighten the voters regarding the.
matter, but Mr. 'ltvlsou preserved a.
discreet silence and was 1131
a
nomadic, atlltjhough‘present.
was r 113 e sees o ‘
giggle 181011311: again so
Jacob
l‘iiiVBl‘ll with 111 d
a needtul 2 . ..
2 last year, an increase of crew ru‘.2'l,oll,
r- which was the inventory oi the 10111er
We have had so much experience '
lectmaall
[:2
shown. The selections dill
is from the court at 88,087.20,
Mr McKenan agVaiu brought up the V
VVsubiect of town assets, and Mr. Hurl-
butt said that Mr. McKennu was off
a .
VVVpui'ViV ill u
11 211 hi 1 .
8' from "
'1'
adult:
eight or ten of the citizens 1. ..l '13 in
favor of this action. and two 1. 1 . we
bring oppos d to it.
Attorney urlhutt then‘ presented :1
resolution that the sect-linen licrnullcr
hold regular meetings, keep a record
01' the proceedings to which the tax
payers can have access, and lentil
irow the town money is being spent .
Chairman Keith ruled that the mo
lion was out of order as it was not hi2
the call ‘of the meeting and he could
not entertain it
Mr, iluributl claimed that the liltiv
lion was germalnc, as the methods 0
work of the selectmea were open 10
criticism.
Mr. Keith ordered otherwise, but
said if anyone desired they could ap-
pcal from the decision of the chair,
and he would recognize it No appeal
was'. taken. ,
'i‘he report of the auditor's was callv
ed for, but neither Messrs Smith or
Piillleis being present, none Was made,
although the chairman said there was
one signed by their) in the pl'inlede re
port of the eoieclmeu.
The town ir'eusuier 21 report was not
mat. us Mr Curtis was out of town,
The 1"eporl of llcnllir Oiilcci' Tracey
was accepted as printed. 2
A report of the estimates and recs“
omrnondations of the board of cstimald
and taxation was submitted. and tlrli‘
rilcctinu voted to accept and ratify the
same. and diicct the selectlnen to
make their expenditures for the. your?
in accordance therewith.
Attorney John J Walsh presenlédul ‘
resolution that the lawn expend the
111110111112 allowed for. the construction
01 improvement of highways, under
Chapter 204 Public Acts of 1907,011-
ililcd ‘An act concerning the impr-ovc
meal of public roads, and to authorize;
the seleciulcn to expend the sum oi?
520.000.111111 make an appropriation for.
the coming your of $5, 000. 2
The meeting so voted.
The selecinren. were given mum to
borrow on the credit of the town, such
form property, but whit-ll 1111' 11011101
reason, was omitted from it: , )1»... 3
report
The report was declared rumble-2.
l
1001211012 ‘R. NASH.
W
ter.
vie accepted it
amended
manusci'ript
ed in timeor orprlntingiu
men‘s report, was then hdupted
‘Tlic meeting adjourned
STOP THAT COLDV
'10 25, 5ch and $1. 00 bottles.
ford, JVBanter’s and Plaisted‘s.
National League.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 0.
St Louis 2; lloston, 1.
Philadelphia, 12; Pittsbu1'g,5
Chicago, 2; Now York, 1
pings).
American League.
Detroit, 5: Washington, 3.
New York. 3: Chicago. 1. ,.
sums ilH WN‘G lli’edfld from time id,
time to pay for the new town high
school now underway in West avenue
Then came the concluding item at
the call, but this afforded more excito-
men! for the crowd than anything that
had preceded it Attorney iueo Davis
and others introduced a resolution
that the sciectmen be instructed to
keep their Norwalk oiling open be
tween the hours of 9 to 12 o'clock in‘
the for 9110011, and 2 to 5 ociock in the
afternoon. and that one of the select:
men he in attendance during those
hours every day in the yxeul
Attorney Hur'lbnil suggested that
the resolution ho changed to road
week days, and Mr. Davis accepted the
correction
Ex- Selectman Oscar W. Raymond
objected to the clause which stated
that a soleclmuu be in the oliico (llll'V
i111: those hours, as there. were times
when the ueleclrnen should be away}
011 other business as necessity 10.5
quiicd them to visit other sections 0
the town. sometimes singly or as a‘
board and he thought if the clerk was
in the office it would answer all pur»
poses.
Mr Davis replied that it was an im
possibility to have the clerk present.
Two years ago he went to the. select-
men had they promised to keep the
office open. it was not done. and he
started a pclltion, and had nineteen
signatures to it without his own. He
took it to the selectmen and again
made demand that the office he kept
open or he would have a special meet
'ing called to not on the matter. The
sclcclmen promised faithfully to have
the office open, and lie lcarncd later
the janitor was instructed to unlock .
the door every morning at 9 o’clock
and sometime later some of the defects
men 01' the clerk would appear lie
wanted to know of what use it was
to have the office open if there was
no one there to give information, al-
though olten times the room might as
well be empty as to have the select-
men or clerk there, as they seldom
knew what was going on in town at-
fairs. llc bad Spoken to the selecb
men individually and collectively. and
they had promised reforms. but none
came. Only that morning, (yesterday).
the clerk did not appear until ll: 28,
and there were three people waitingV
to get into the office and try and do
buslncss.
the cities not open until .18 to, and one
reason given was that the. clerk was
obliged to stay unlit 5: :10 ociook one
afternoon, and was nllnll hour late
the next. morning. nlie wanted to
know what the voters would think if
one of the banks was not open until
ll: 30. even though lire clerk‘s had to
work later than usual the day before
“The seleotmen 111101111 '1. any back-
bone " declared Mir. Davis. “'ilhey are
like three Jellyfish. and none of them
have the nerve to tell their clerk to
get around at ii o'clock in the morn-
ing. Thisis only/anarchic of in ~ or
town affairs around. i went at all
there the other day to use about some
interest. and tire selection: or .olerk
could not tell me about it. Just Vthlilir
of it.2 Your board of! all leclmea did
not know when the intomt on 8 .0.-
000 worth of mm bonds was pay his
and it had to he looked up in the
books. it has got to a point where
something ought to be done ”
Attorney Walsh: conic also Mm do“
dense .0: administered by, something
limit it loomiaftiittlmilks child's play
trembled to attempt to boss the so
leclmsn‘s clerk, and tell what tlm
Vb
now “9:10 the rVVreceipts i'r
court were not shown
1311;111:1110I of 8318517 for 11
distill polish
iir. Brown said the salmon had
tetra court.
11in M;
muslin:
‘i‘l’es‘ all. V“
‘9 also must semi-me to the allies 1
Hum ted'iolvlniil
and.” was
V will a):
11th
be solider. crib? 011111.101?
111111 'VVbailovodr. 5h . winter 11
mirauld be ”mottled. slaw»
limit ill M
its bad frequently found.
501' the voters ail town meeting so:
NE.”
‘1
E. S. lilac. Pres.
or it may result in Pneumonia.
siiiuir Balm is breaking up colds when-
ovor tried almost without exception.
The Gift
(ll
Philadelphia, ul1:‘Lllcvciandu0'.
bosslng the clerk some one else should
make rules to govern the situation.
The selectmon were three wooden in
(liens, and afraid to act on any mat-
Mr. iluilbutt introduced an amend-
intent that the clerk or one of the sc
la‘clmen be at the office, and 011'. Do-
The resolution was their adopted. as
The 1"epoit of the school visitors, in
at having been complet-
ihe selectet
Bra-
Ill
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
iii-
lV 'iliw
‘: «COM.
labor in an ornamental shell
Stamford models
rations are attractive and artistic, but
of most importance“ is the fact that
Stamford Ranges do such ékcellent
“work. X011 can always depend upon
2 a
constructed ‘toVV do the work which may he demanded of it.
Don’ t buy a range until you examine the Stamford and loam more
V‘V'about its superiority. Made‘ 111 many models, and sizes.
FV‘VVdR SALE BY
corner North VMVain and West Streets. a
. 'ttve bureau ot' the Connecticut 011%:- ' V
r... 2
and ornamepr
Stamford because it is properly
my"...
PROMOTION FOR REIVD.
Assistant General Foreman of Railroad
Shops Raised.
John Reid, assistant general
man of the repair shops of the New
Haven road in New Haven has been
promoted to general foreman at the
big new shops in Readvillc, He will
have special charge or locomotive
work and. wenelz.d to Readvilie ' today
There he one pods Mr.B111'leigh, who
went to the R. dviile sh ops when they
,were opened by the company from the
.Baldwin Locomotive Works in Phlia
deiphia. -
My. Reid isdveli known here in New
Haven 111311 was a. very emcient work
man when in charge of the shops here.
His many friends .wili be glad to learn
of his merited promotion it is not only
a promotion but it is an honor to he
transferred to the line new, Readvillc
shops which are. much more important
than those in New Haven. ,
FIRST FOOTBALL FATALlTY.
Leonard J. Clarksou, manager of lhe‘
Norwich University football team died
at the Mary Hitchcock hospital yes-
' terday as a result of an injury received
in the football game between Norwich
and Dartmouth Saturday. in the game
Cinrkson sustained internal injuries in
V parts weakened by an attack of appen-
dicitis experienced during the summer
.Giarkson’s home was at Portland,
WEST ’ s'r. « AND 'S‘CRIBNER ‘ AVE,
South Norwalk.
I
We are now developing this choice residential property, lo-
cated on the hi hiand, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefull restricted, and divided into half acre lots, which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
IWN YOUR HOME
1 by purchasing a plot foiV' cash or on our easy payment plan. It
you are prepared to build at once, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in‘ South Norwalk—Harbor View Beach and Hal'-
bor View Park, and now the heir ’Oi‘ all, HIGHLAND PARK.
initialed Board of Broken,
fictional: Jenkins, lrcas.
252 Huguenot Street,
“Newliocheile, NY.
Tel. 823,
The Paris Cloak ti Suit Hnusr.
. .‘s
83 BOUTH MAIN 81., BO. NORWALK
True Economics; in Women’s Fashionable
Fail Garments.
00.08, 014.08. 810.08.
810.08, 024.08. 020-08.
Nomlllo. 85 filial 07.08.
824.08. V' V
dihit VWAIOQ'U. 01
Tremendous sale of New Fall Wearing 'Apparoi, It under-prion without
arlvnl. We make all alterations free. guaranteeing I perfect custom fit, and ‘
:avlnp you from 86 to 810 on every out t or Colt hoeauso we manufacture all
our own goods. By dealing with the Paris you get more for your money
ihsin in any store in this Country. (:0 me and be convinced.
!
LADIEB’ aUlTS. in Black, Blue, Browudillrnohhrnn and any, silk or
utlu "Mil. In all wool materials. Broadcloth. Gorge, Cheviot: and Penman, 111
114.911, 119.911. «4.90. 020.118 and 885.00.
tolEa' but“. in the newest striped and all length-V of canto-Might
'iiilrm. asmlilttlng 11nd Prime chap stylus—aims, ”9.08, 8240891110 $35.00.
1.1101211101111011: AND PLAID 'i‘R AVELINO come, lull lengths, 84.08.
LAleta' BLACK. BLUE AND GARNET COATG. 84.08, 80.08. 014.00.
LADlEa'mizlti‘l‘sJu Panama and Chilton 15011111111111. Ville but In the
Limiter 8:0,ch V01Lsklit‘i'tl,81.llll,8il.9l. 811.93. 314.93, $111.78.
WHITI WNW“, tram 750 up to “MLV «
“ME! AN” jiNFVT» WMO‘M. from 88.00 iii-00.
Q .
VBVlVLK AND hi0! , “00000.11‘001 00.08 10000.00.
NEMO .Ii-MKIB N0" 0%?01’ I. 0001 .40, 01.”, 003000
. werepngaged in the best runs on th
; than hind line.
"V,the blackboard la the plain office or
vlast night that there would be 110‘
To re-VV
Children, 0:.
Bridpeport. 2
11111001119011.0001. 2.~—~An a resuittV
oi! the work of members or the detect.
(pally. detailed in this city from‘t
h nurture in New Haven. V00:
loouduoto‘rs on the trolley line illdthiii"
city received their dislrlissal from the.
ternoon. 212F010 of the men discharged
liiai'num avenue line, and two 0152i;
E"ll‘illl Mines of the men, together“.
11112 their numbers, were posted on
the 001mm}! last 111111.12.
Superintendent Chapman Mister;
prosecutions. the extent of the punish:
meat being dismissal from the employ
'ioi’ the company. '
The men, furthermore, will be u‘u-
bie to secure employment on any
other trolley line in the country, it the
incident in this city becomes known
to the ofliolals of other roads, and in~
variably such cases are know in rail-
r000 circles.
it was learned from an official 0!
the company last evening that the
New Haven detectives had been at
work on the cars in this city for
weeks 2
FERRIS GUILTY or ASSAULT.
Took Jury in superior Court Seven
Minutes .to Roach Verdict.
Frederick Ferris was
found guilty of an assault on,
Emma Merritt, of Bridgeport.
1
ociock. Seven minutes afterwards
there was a knock on the door, and the
i’oreman announced to. Sheriff Hawiey :
that a decision had been reached. Mes.
sengers were sent out to apprise the
judge and counsel that the jury had
come to a decision. The. foreman an.
until this forenoon at the request 0
would like to have a chance to talk
with his client before sentence was 2.
announced.
employ oi the company yesterday air. .V
yesterday
Miss ,
VThe .
case was given to the jury at 4i: 25 .
nounced that Ferris was guilty. The ~,
sentence of the court Was suspended '
Attorney ilertlett who said that he“
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NEW—Moving Pictures, illustrated
Songs. Vaudeville—NEW.
. POPULAR PRICES.
Admlulon~Adults, 10c and 151:;
KOYT'S *THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, OCTOBER V7.
A. HWOODS
Offers the VPhVoVVnomohal Hit of Last
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In Four Acts and Eight Scenes,
8 Owen Davis.
A STORY OF Fla/At” WESTERN LIFE
A Band of latitude!
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A Western Stage Cohchi
A Wild West Street Parade!
Prices—25c. 360 and 500; first four
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