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MOOOMTID FRI” NIWI FROM ALL PART! OP'THI WORLD IV A IPICIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
snow tonight and
able winds.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Generally cloud , probably light
hursdoy; tight vort-
transit?
lilIHWllK’S
Willi SUPPll
Water Commissioners Author-
ized to Borrow $5,000 tor
the Purpose of Buying l62
Acres ol Land Upon Which to
Construct New Reservoir
The City of Norwaiit watt-r commis-
sioncru woro authorized taut night by
the (lily (Iouncll to borrow up 1085.000
tor the purpose or buying 162 acres of
land on tho municipal water uhod. an
ilctiitisitlon that will he a mot-it impor-
tant. otto.
' ’l‘ho proporty which tho wntor coin-
mlauloucra havo In vicw In lntontlcd
for use in the construction of a now
rosorvoir. which will ho adcttnalo for
tho city‘s nerds. Al tho prosonl timo
the system's ntorago capacity in tall
110,000,000 gallons of wator at tho
(Irupo and Scott rcsorvoit's anti tho
distributing l'otil-I‘Vtill' on Spring ”III.
For yours it has boon npparonl that
the city is badly in llt’i'll or a grotttor
storage capacity and ‘tho oottuuluaion-
t"l't-l have had tho prohlom or scouring
it. constantly hoioro thom. Whott Cont-
tnlnelonor Hanutoillwnou prcscntcd the
matter holoro tho Council taut ovculng.
i‘t’ rocclvotl tho lit'til'llt‘i-ll oudurscmcut
and ttot a word in opposition.
The commissionor'u plans arc to
lutild an onlircly now slot-ago T‘I‘ht'l'thll‘
and plan ‘It so gouctously that It. will
moot thc city's nootls tor a.groal many
yours to cotno. In IIutt with thin ldon.
It in proposod to build. first. a dam
which will contain about ‘.".!il.iltitt,ttttti
gallons, but to lllllhll‘llt‘l is no solidly
that an addition can lIt‘ lutiit dirt-oily
on tho top of it. so as to ittorcauo Itn
capacity to 4tltt,tuul,utut lllllllllln.
' Tito ltumincnt ttootl oi' groator stor-
ago I'ac‘tlitios was brought hotuo to tho
pooplc of tho city with groat torco
last nummor during tho drought. 'l‘ho
syrtom gavo. out onllrnly and for a con
sidcrablo timc it was'nccousnry for
Norwulk to purchnso wator from tho
City of Smith Norwnlk. It‘or own a
grontor longth of limo tho. wntor supply
wait so low that the roeot-vott- pottotn
c'amo along down through tho pipo.
, withtho water, making life unpleasant
{or ('lllisliitlttr5., ,
In presenting the matter lit-lore the
(‘ouncll last. nigitt Mr. Lynch said the
colnluluslonm's have sccurcd (‘3Llnlitlt'tt
on the property rottuirod and that it
can he purchased for $4.900.
Sovoral othor matters canto hotorc
the City Council last evening. Mayor
(7. A. Sooilold prosltlod and {our mom-
lwrs of the board woro in thoir chairs.
Moslfll's. Matltoln. Iluhhcll. Skolly and
Huilory.
(‘ity Clcrk .l. lleltlott llurlhutt. was
notho rl7.od to draw lhc chocks for thc
liitorosl. duo. January lot on the bonds.
.‘tlichacl. McSally was givon pormts-
stun to couuoct with tltc sowor in Fair
\icw' itvonnc, {\lr. Moi-tally will lay it
pim- lor nhottt totty loot through tho
highway and it was volod to romit tho
33': which it would ordinarily cost him
to luakc tltc councctlou.
i’ormissiou was grantcd Adolph
iiiasulioi‘f to crcct H mm story i'raittc
house at tho rumor of \Vatrctt and
Fair slrools. l’ot'utisslott had hcott
gt'autcd by adjoining lil‘ttl)t'l'l_\' outtors
'l'ho tlro limit. t-cstrictions “'ct'o also
rotttovetl.
'l'ho. mayor and sou-t committt-o
\vcro authorlzcd to add l.tttlliilt~t slrccl
to tltc now sowcr t‘ttiiti'ut". .\ short
longth of scWor will accotnmtnlatc lltc
housos.
Tho 'llolincil ('ll'l'l"ll tho cantiitiatos
for oflico in tho l‘.llt‘ Iii-pat-ttncnt. nom-
li‘iatcd last: Friday night, as to int-s“
i'hll't'——--.loitn l) .‘Vlllllt'
First Assistant ('itict ling-moo: t\'tl
llalu .i, Powcll.
Socond Assistant t'l:lcl' l;li.',lt.':‘i
llanioi M. ('orcotau.
Sloantor Englttccr urn-.14.. 5. tall -u.
lt‘irc lltspcctor John W tiri-tiwoott
saw his annual it'litti‘l. til it In- :ilitl-
cd lltat ho had hocu t-o.ttioottt~:_\ limit
ctl on his rounds
'l‘ht-rc was HtIlIIt' discussion
-\\‘hcthcr Chariots N. Arnold's
poi-rotary ol' the lioard ol Ill-alth
should ho paid. Councilman littttot'y
brought up tho maticr, llo said Mr.
Arnold whon clootcd as a tncmhcr of
tho hoalth hoard knew tho salary to ho
$213. In yours. pant. howovor. ho had
an cxtra bill In. haul War it. was
sotuothing ovcr ”20., Mr. Rultcry said
lurthor tital tho Council pausod thc
hill itoloro ho had a chanoo to got his
hrcath. Tllt' board was not surc
Wholltor .\l r Arnold has yol boon chos-
cn scci‘clai'y by the lloard of lloaltlt.
As tho nuittcr now stands. Mr. Mathcis
said ltc would votl‘ against a hill ot
Mr. Arnold it ho should bring ouc in.
t'tmtu-lltunn Ilnhhoil said that Mr, Ar~
'noltl unuuckllonahly‘ did good wotk. hut
ho pointt-d out that no did komc work
that comm-within tho [)lthliil't- oi tho
city uhorli'l.
~—A WOT-IO TO THE LADIES.
You can sclcct l’lpok, ('lgaru and
HItjokr-ra' Artlclos Irom our stock that
ar hound to plomtc. Wholploy I:
('Iark. l'hono :" ~
N. Y. CENTRAL VICE-PRESIDENT
ACOUITTED.
NEW YORK. lloc. lit ~~Allrctl ll.
filnlth, Vl(‘(~|)rt-tlltlt'lil ol tho Now York
(‘nntral and l’l‘llfltlll ltlvcr Railroad
l‘otnpany. wm nl'dttitlod today or a
charge "1 mattnlattghtct in tho third
degree. brought in Ittillil't'lltrli with tho
wreck at tho Hi‘r-wslor cvpront- at
Woodlnwn lant Fcbruart in which 'Jl
peralma Wow kilicd .Iut-tllt-o Kollov':
directed tho verdtct‘
. liat lirushcs tor Xmas
its to
hill as
("ltrlott
tons-mt u moaning"...
Patron“ as Second Class Matter.
SOUTH NORWALK. MEN ,
INTERESTED IN SUIT
Raymond Brothers Hold Mort-
gage on Property in‘lridge-
. port, and Are Served With
Papers
City Sitorill T. F. Hamilton. or lit-trigo.
port, will ho a hurry man today. llc
will go to Now” York. to make pcrsonal
sorvico on Mrs. Elton A. Raynor. or
Brooklyn. and itcnjuntln F. .layno. of
Now York city. in a Ioroclmture suit.
'l‘hon ho will who a train for Rant ()r-
ango, Now .lorscy. to mnko norvloe on
John T. litthhago. thon couto hack to
south Not'walk and tnakc porsonnl sor-
mond, of this city. Mior that he will
go to Now linen and mnko porsonal
tu-rvlco on Waitcr B. liruukcr. All this
uorvioc In on tho ono action brought
by Adult Sherman. of llridgoport,
against. Elton .\. Raynor, 0! Brooklyn
'l‘ho otitor portion natuod ubovo arc
co—ttoloudants. and claim to how: a
mortgage on tho property in lssuc or
to own parts of it In coully. 'l‘ho por-
uottal itct'vlt'u In to unvo litno. and got
tho cam: in court. as soon as possi-
hlo.
’I‘ito illill lt-i hrought. through Attornoy
uoy V. R. (ilddlngtt. of llrldgoporl. and
is rotumahlc it] tho January tcrm of
tho Suporior court. It allogon that. ICI-
lott Raynor horrowotl $129,000 from
lirndloy‘ Nichols, W. .l. Nicholn and
Wnrron ll. Nichols In tt-itltl. tho do-
londant giving thctn a promlsory
notc for tho amount. hearing inlortn
at Ilvo pcr cont. 'l‘ho unit to loroclmto
is brought. hcoaunc nothing has boon
paid on it. slttco lt'i‘lil'tlltt'y. Ititli't. Tho
plaintiff camo iuto posscssinn of tho
ttoiu lat-It Novomhor. _
’l‘ito. note is socnrod by a mortgttgo
On a largo tract ot laud both in Strat-
t‘ortl and ilrldgoport on (‘ottnocllcut;
Wilmot. anti Stratrortl nvonuos. cott-
tainiug in building Iota, fly tho locum
(it tho noto tho tit-lomlonl was to rc-
tlootn ccrtain st-ctiona of tho property.
I'llcvon or thr- hullding iota havo hocu
rcdoomcd. lmt lht‘i'o romalnn 29 olhcl‘s
that are stthlccl to lilo it't'lllii ot tho
tuortgago. roproncnting a sum ol
”Lilith.
—OLD KRIS KRINGLE
Makot-t his hoadquarloru at our slot-o.
lloilday gills for all who smoko, Como
in and look oycr our stock. Wholplcy
Kt. Clark. '
wins ration RACE
Horror ENTRY
That Is What Congressman E.
. J. Hill ls Alter In Washington
-——Change oi Name in Bridge-
port
e
('ongrcsnman E. J. Hill ulgnallzcd
his rclurn to his dution in Washington
by starting to do things for this con
gt'cssioual district which will Ito oi tho
utmost llltlitli'litllt't‘ to liridgoptut and
tho customs district including Fair
licld and l.ltchllold oounllcs. known to-
lhc “district or lt‘airtloltl.” httl which
will probably llt‘ cltaugod hi tlu- hill in
troducotl In (‘ongrosntnan llltl Molitltu
to tho "district of liridgoporl,"
'I‘lto uauic "lt‘airlicltl." which lhc
district hours. tlalon hack In tho limo
".‘lit‘li lt‘alrfilcd was tho principal port
in tho district. and whom tho custom
itouso was locatod at liroenlloid llill.
oighl milcs from tho uhoro. That
ins itt tho "good old days.‘ whon rum.
tnolasscs and toltacct) wcrp tho prin-
cipal imports. Hlnco. thou tho district
has grown In importance. lta imports
now consist almost. ontiroly of stiltic
thing bouillon tho old linto cotntuodi
tics, althou'zh plt-ntv oi ouch is still
‘mportod and ih'idgoport has. hccomt
.I port of promincuco licnco tho do
~irod clutttgo. lucldontdlly It may
sorro lo arivcrtino that city
('ongrcnstuan llill also intrmincoti a
hill providing that (irconwich. Slam
t‘nt‘d and Norwalk shall ho ports of
ttuntotliatc dollvcry in addition to
Ilt‘idgoport. That will holp (‘olioclor
linos itt his ondcavor to inorcaso tho
\illlit‘ of tho imports. an many ol' tho
outriox for tho district arc now matio
with Now York as tho port ol t'lill‘).
t‘olloctor Elton has shown crctlitnhlo
activity in making rt Rplt'llllltl l'ocot'd.
although his salary in llxod and not tlo._
pcndont puon tho amount. of husincsn
donc through his odico.
-—-NOTICE.'
tilovor'n Shoo Storo will ho opon
cwningn until Christmas.
SHOULD N.0T ABSAIL THE JEWS.
south Norwaltr Hebrew Takes Excep-
tion to Rev. Dr. Maolartand'e
Sermon.
In Monday'n Sentinel appoarotl an
cxtract from tho sermon delivered hy
tho Ilcv. (iharlo-a S. Maclarinnd. it.l)..
In tho South Norwalk i'ongrcgalional
(‘hurt-lt. Sunday morning, on ”The
l'uritan Spirit and tho Puritan Faith."
A wall-known Ilohrow hintintnut man of
this city. In commenting on the ser-
mon. said: ‘
- "Instead of Roy. Maclarlond unall-
ing the lrltth and Jewish racers, he
owcn thanks to the Jewish race for
his honorable position as a. minister of
tho gottpcl'and liberty to proach tho
dootrlnc or hrothorly love. for the lil-
hiu lt-nf'llt'it tut 'lo iovs thy neighbor
an lhynoli‘.” Wcro it not for tho .lew-
Ish taco. ht,- would havc livotl in oavctt
like lTllt uncontors‘dld. till it WM whorl
the .Itht had kings on tho throno they
lat’o to tho Christian nation a (tort.
Tho .lt-wn arc llod'n chmutn pcoplo. hut ,
tho Rov Illactarinnd ovldon'iy doom
.tol ndiuito liod'tl laltt'"
—I«TATIONERV.
A boatttllui llnc ol fltnliottot. tor
ilollduy Gills, at Kt-Iict's Drug ritorc
vice on Thomas l. anti William 1‘. Ray- .
scum. no WALK. court. WEDNESDAY
litiilitili
lIil lflH‘lHE ‘
,- liliHllii
Board oi School Visitors Ap-
. proves Plan to Close Schools
One Day in the tear—how
Copying Device Demon-
stroied
An Important oxporlmont in to ho
tuttdo in tho public schools or the
town. '
sonic lltuo ago the lloard or School
visitors rocolvod a pt'upoaillon from
tlto princlpaia of the town to tho ot‘locl
that litoy he nilowod lo clouo tholr
schools ono day during the your. in
ordor that the tcacltoru may have an
opportunity to visit othor scimois and
compnro work with their own.
tau-n night Principals William (.3.
F'ooto and ('lt-orgo it). Thompson apportr-
od in suliport of tho petition. 'l‘lu- mal-
tor was diucusuotl I'avorahly by tho
hoard and it. was unanimously votcd
to grant tho proposal. A few months
ago. whon tho matter was lira-n brought
up. Suttorintondonl E. ii, (iumharl. of
tho Town High School. atltircuuod tho
hoard itt favor o! it. in his opinion.
lnostlmnhlo good will rcrutlt from tho
visiting day. For Instant-o a tonoitor
may visit sumo othor school anti Ioaru
l‘rottt ohnorratiou how alto might grout-
ly improve ltor own work, '()n
othcr hand. whotc a toacltor may find
work lul‘orlot- to lay own. llt‘l' 'lllscour
agoutcut. ’Il' alto had any, would ho
salvod and hcr amhltiott quickonotl.‘
ll was nuggoulcd that tho lottcltcr
might use such a (lily as a holiday. To
this t'opiy was madc that lcacitors
would ho callcd upon at tucotingn to
giyo ll'll' l'Xllt'tl'lt‘llt't'fi wltilc visiting
schools. It is not plaunod to havc any
spot-Illcd day for closing all of thr-
schools. The principals will ho givcn
permit-taint) to chontto any day tho) may
noo fit.
landorc Tahl appoarod hol‘oro. tht-
tnootittg and domonstratod a now and
improved copying dovlco. 'l'ho visi-
tor-4 woro so wcll plonscd with ' p-
Ital'ttlilfi that Mr. 'l‘ahl will in» rot iii
to domoni-llralo It hofort- tho cutlrc.
hoard. 'l‘ho dovico rororrcd to is luau-
ulacturcd by Mr. 'l'ahl's hrotiu-t-ln-Iaw.
'l'lto school visiloru liatl a hard job
in goltiug a quorum. l'rol'Iont it. St.
Koilh. Socrolary Sartalu, llr, Thomas
lt‘. ('lunc and Harry Ridcr woro tho
only momiwrg to .tppoar. Fltt' mom
lli‘l'i- arc noccuunrv tor a quorum and
sumo tolcphoniug was dono. lir. Wit
llnm .l. ’l‘i'acoy was finally locatod and
procm-dingn wcro hold up until his HI"
rival. ' ‘
LITTLE GIRL RUN OVER.
Daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S.
Jarvis Slightly Injured.
Flu-cloth, tho tltrct- ytnr old daugh-
tcr ol' Mr and Mrs, Slt'lilit'll S. Jarvis.
of “'cst fill't‘t'l. had a narrow oscupc
from doatit youltrdat altct‘noon about
7. o‘clock ltt-ar tiic (minor or Mpltt and
Wall sll'ccts. 'l‘ito child has knookt-d
down _li_\ a ltoiso- altacltrd to an o-\
pross wagon owucd hy .‘llllt'l llrotltcrs
whiio acoomtutttiod hy hor motitor. from
whom shc broke: away for .'| "turnout
and ddrlcd out into tho slrocl.
lt'nrtunatoly tho child was u‘orc
Triglttoucd than hurl. though tho hoot
of llJt' horsc canto into contact with
ho log. t‘lat'oucc linrus. tlrlvor of tho
truckfanw tho tlntigcr nutl pullwl ital-ll
quickly on tho rains. This action on
tho.uart of tho tirivct or tltc instinct
ot’ tho horso provontui tho lattm- from
putting its wolghl on no? child.
'l‘llc litllt- girl was lakcn into tilt-u-
tll'llltlllg's phartuaci whoro sln- was
carofully invonlorh;d for lnjtll‘iot-t and
tho mutl and plush t'cllim‘cd t'rotu hcr
pcrsou anti clothing.
for Xmas. at it‘. l3. lnokvvood A! i‘o,‘.~z
SOUTH NOFI'WALK CLUB POOL
TOURNAMENT. ‘
C. A. Hallock. 80. Defeats S. S. Jarvis.
' 75, by 80 to 35.
In tho sccond gamc in tho South
Norwallt (‘iulr pool tottrnatucut last
night. t'. A. llaliock, rntoti so. won
from :4. S. Jarvis. rntod 7.1. lay a score:
of no to 37».
Hallock, 80. Jarvis. 75.
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so :i.‘.
'l‘tmigltl'g gaunt will ho llt'l\\ttl'll l".
‘h'llllim‘itll. n.1, and lidv-unt ll. Smith.
90.
-—JUBT A HOLIDAY SUGGESTION.
A gtmd ('igar. a good l'ipc. or good
Tobacco In always a wr-loutno prom-iii
to tho man who smokes. Wo havc
tho good kind. Wc carry a oompioto
llnc or 'ltnportod and liomontic Cigar-t.
l'lgarcttcn. l’lpcn. 'l'oitacorm anti limok-
cra‘ Articlort. and invite your iltnpcc-
lion. iioodtt nolcctod now will bo hold
for you. ,\\'c mako all dollvorlon Iroo
and rolicvc you of tho trouhlo oi wrap-
ping and marking. Mail anti toicphotu-
tho .
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tinfntcnttaosov
otvrs TESTIMONY
Tells oi Some oi the ’Financial
Transactions oi the United
States Foundry and Sales Co
The trial of the still of tho Lowudcn'
outato against tho City National think
was again tnkon up this morning ho-
Iorc .ludgo. A. ’l‘. Rornhack. in tho Su-
portoi' Court at llridgcport. and somo
vory interesting « toktlmouy was
ollcitod.
.lorolniah Albort Richardson was
placod on tho witness stand and touti-
tiod that ho was tltc prtmidout and
gout-rat innnngor of tho I'nltod State-u
Foundry and Salon Company. A chock
was thou introduced dalcd April 2i.
liltiti. Itir tho payroll ol tho Foundry
and Halon Company. This was lulroy
tluccti to show the connootlon hotwoon
tho lt‘oumlry Company and tho checks.
which, wr-ro no good. bttl for which
mom-y was ohtalnod at tho hauk. not-
withstanding.
Mr. Richardson toutilicd that tho
hookkco-por of tho coucorn took tho
chock to the bank and scourotl tho
monoy for it. No fluid that tho ilrut
ho know that mouoy of tho Lowndos
oslato wan hoing usc tho paymottt
of thoso (shocks won I a nowupapor
slipping which hc saw Illl Tho Sou-
tluol. and ho did not know that. tho
tuoncy of tho Lowndon calato was itc-
lug unod to kecp lho Foundry and
Solo». (‘otupauy abovo walot'.
llo said that Mr. Layton did not
ioli hint that the monoy was hoing
takou from tho Lowutlos onlalo funds.
llo atlmlttcd that ll" was prom-tit whctt
I'our ttotcn Woro giyon by tho l'ttitorl’
Stair-s lt‘ouutlry and Salon Company
to Mr. lsiyton aggrogatlng sswttin.
Alloruoy Robbins objcctcd to tho
introduction of toutimony as to what
wcul on Insldo tho l'nllod Slatos It‘aun-
dry and Halos t‘otnpauy. iutt Atlorncy
t'larottcc Loxow claimcd that all that
had to do with tho juggling of tho
funds of tho iktwndos oslaio ought
to ho atlliilttcd.
Mr. Richardson adtnittod that tho
nolos woro only glvon to Mr. Layton
ttftcr ltc lttullold Mr. Richardson that
ttltlcsu tho notou worn glvon ho. lMl‘.
Laytoni would hc "taken up on a stor-
Iona chnrgo." Mr. Richardson said
that David E. filabt‘ow did moat of
‘vhc hookkccpiug and Ivan familiar with
dottrlls which he himle did ttol know.
llo said that in rotnrn for tho notog
at tho Foundry Company, tho coucoru
was to soonro tho chi-t-ks'tind othcr
ovidonoos of lntlchtodnoss. hut that
thcy wcro noycr tttructl ovcr to thotn.
llc said that whcn tho uotca wcro givon
ho know that It would ruin tho littilcd
Stats-s Foundry and Salon Company.
but Mr. Layton said to hint that ho
had boon ordcrod to tuako an oxhihil
if t‘hc fund» of tho l.owudcs ostnlc
lu tlu- l’rnhalc t‘onrt, and that titorc
would it.- n sorious chatgc against him
uulcs‘n tho uolos ucrc hold Ity hint.
\ir. Richardson stall-d that 'ncnio
Inltt't'ctl a long \vhilo Itot'nrc conscutiui'.
to gito tho titties. lull that Ito llnniiy
nutlu t'izod .“l‘. ilishrow to do st)
.\lr. Rohltiu~ lllqllll't-ll it' it was Mr.
lilclutrdsott's ditty to hoop truck oi'
.\lr. liinltrou's .tcts. aul hc rcpiit d that
during that tour‘lto hail Int-ti morc
titan hall’ oi‘ tho How in Vow York.
Mr Layton was l‘t"('iillt'tl to tho stand
.inst tyct’ot‘o limp and salvl that ho had
rottdorod an accounting of tho funds of
Ill" i.o\"uiics. oslato to tho l'rttbatc
t'ourt on May :9. land, in which ho
chat-god himsclr with Stfnt.l.".t~.7:‘u. or
which ottly a vory sutall amount. sonic-
thing loss titan Sim)“, ‘\‘its in cash. tho
t'ctuaintlor hoing in I’nitod Stair-s Stool
stock. common and lil'itlt'l‘l‘t'tl. and In
lllltl'lKilfll‘S.
Whon tho account
Ilu-ro was Slit3.titii.i‘.l
'I'itorc was no tncnlion ntado of any
obligation of llit' l'uitml Stall-s Foun-
dry and Silll's ('(Illlltitll) .\Ir Layton
tosltliorl that ho had llli nod mot all ho
had. but tlit- nolcs of thc l'nitn-il Stall-rt
Foundry and Halos (‘otttpany
llo said that lll‘ had novor cousultoti
Iogal r-oilnst'l l‘t'gili'tllng tho payntcnt of
tho chocks of tho foundry coucorn and
had not montioncd tho mattor to child
so! oxcopt allttl' it was all ovcr
llo said that ho had told Mr. liicit-
ardson that ho was using trust funds
to pay tho cltocks. hut ditl not say
what trust iunds ho was using.
was wound up
_. lt'ullor‘tlrccnc ('ltocolalcs in hand.
Holllt' packagcu lor Christmas. at Ki'l-
icy's Drug Sloro.
RUSSIAN POLICE KILLED.
S'I‘. l’lvl'l‘ifiliSlilthi, ltcc. lti.——A
coloncl or police Wan killod and new
t‘l'al tlfilt'ct‘n and pollcolnon Wt'l't'
woundcd in a tight. today whilo tho
guardians of tho law woro scorching a
itotmo on Vaalli island. a uoclion of
this city. The colonci'n namo was
Wait Kalchak.
Tito poilco wot-c littally put to flight
amt tho revolutionlsln Hiiccccdt-d in ca:
raping lit-tore rcinlot‘ccmontu reachcd
tho not-nit.
SALUTING THE FLAG.
WASHINGTON. Doc. liiu iiy an In-
du- issued today from tho Wat llopart-
mini. ihc rcgulallonu rcqulrlng nold~
ll'i'i~ to stand at knittlc wltilo ll"! rltat'
Spangled Bantu-r Ia hoing playod on
t'otmal occauiomi arc modiiiotl no on to
pcrtnit tho than to stand ttl't't'l and to
salutc only at tho lanl noto of the: Hill-
sic
~ts‘lyiish llcrhlck for Xmas. it "rich.
C'AUIE 0' MR. OWINGS’ DEATH.
it link bot-n Icni'notl that .ltutcph 'l'.
liwlugu' «loath oocurrotl in Now 'York
uttcr an illncsn ot httt throo days. Mr.
ordorn always rocoivo prompt attotr.
lion Wc glvo Hut-rry .i'r lltttchlnsoul
pr! ulutu ccrtllicalo-n Imt mo Ito \‘trtlri
cigar man. 'l'lu- Mahnckouto ('tgar
.‘lltrl‘l'. lht- l'll-lll‘llilll' Toltlcco Shoo.
.‘ltitllh Somali!
A grcat Ii-Illll'llflll In l'houogtnpit tum-u lot tho llnliduyn. at Kcllcy't- shown in Norwnik.
‘ltruy stori-
Itorus. at l‘ E Lmvkwwd tit Cit-V
liwlngn had a ctrtttptioatlon of spinal
tucniugltln and puoumonia. and luH‘le
away williitt thrt-c littllt's of tho liluc
tho inttor dowlopod.
—PERFUME.
A mt'lcty ol l’crltltntm in ltl't'll‘
. DEC. 18, 1907.
Siliiiilltlii
‘SUNII,HIIl
BIIEW [Still
Three Masted Vessel Goes Down
Alter Collision With the Tug
Lehigh Oil the Pollock Rip
Lightship, at Chaiham, Mass
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass” Doc. Iii.
---Thc Torn tichoonor .lonnio Harlow. of
Mystic. Conn, was run down and sank
ritér’stisfib'étntll o
. LIFE at lilSCllMEiiT
-——————4
Mrs. Goold. Convicted ol Mut-
der at Monte C rlo. Relusesv
to Appeal
.uoN'rr: chum. inn, is. i would
rathor dio than go lttll'liit'll for Iit'c.
no i rotut-to tu nppo I." Mr». Vort-
tioold told hcr attorn'y today witch
tho Iattcr urgcddtor to ask tho hlgitcr
courln'lo not. outdo h'r aontoncc to
.tho guillotlno tor aldit g hcr husband.
\‘oro tiooitl. kill thol guost. Mrs.
ltItutua l.c\ino. that tllcy might stcal
hcr icwvls. The wonlau urgcd only
that ltor cxocntion ho made as apoc-
lacular nu poualhlo and tho guillotlno
ho sot. up in lronl of [T capitol.
Ii
W‘ro tiooid. a man l nourly 7". is.
woll known as an ltln iah haron.
in Pollock Rip Hluc by tho tug lttlllth.
at fiztiti O'clock last night. aud‘hcr crow
ol six inch who narrowly‘okcapotl ho-
lng carrlod down with tho vousol,
roulthod tho lug and woro hrottgltt hora
today.
Tho Barlow was bound from South
Amboy for Rookland with coal. anti
lies a ’monaco to navigation inn
log-t north or lilo l’oilock Rip lightv
ship.
Tito collision took plaoo‘a short dis-
tanco ttorth 0! tho ilgltlship and in
cloar moonlight. Tho nailing vt-aucl
was going through tho sluo with all
sails not in a modoralo DOI'IlIWt-l-lt wind.
Tho ixthlgh wan hound from Boston to
l’crlh Amboy with thrco light hargcts,
and: according to hor captain. appar-
outly‘ had clont'od tho nohtmuor whcn
tho Ialtnr Inrchod and tho collision
oocurrod.‘ ’l'ho lpltlgh struck tltc liar-
inw ahrcasl of tho starboard Ittro rig,-
glng and cut doop into hor sidc, tho
lornmnst tailing almost lmmmtiatoly.
Tho crow of tho tit'l’lmmt‘l‘ i'llt-illt-d all.
anti launcltod thcli' ytiwl, mm which
tht-y iumpcd just as tho schooncr
llll't'lit'll forward and sank.
, _ Tho itarlow'n crow rowcd to tho l’ol-
lock Rip liglttship. whcro thoy Wort-
takcu on honrd. and lator tho, ”thigh,
which had anchorcd hor hargoa. roturn-
cd and took tho six mcn off. Shc
thou look up Ilcr hargos anti camo on
hcr-o. arriving at it a. m, today .
(taptain Gilchrist. of tho Iiarlow.
stand that. no on» on hoard was aide
to savo any [lt’i‘thTlitl ofloctn. ’l'hc V’l'ti—
no] war-I lnadcd with 258 tons of coal
for portions in Rockland. Maino. Tho
crow of tho Barlow loft this foronoon
for Mystic. Ctmnr‘
Tho .losslo Harlow was owned by
of Mystic. ('onn,. and was intill at. Rm-
ton in lhiiit. Sho had rcccntly hocn
rclltlod. film was :50 tottsnct burden.
12l toot ovor all. tin foot honor and il
loot draft. It in umlorslood that. tho
vcsscl was luunrcd.
MYSTIC. Doc. lib-Captain Gilbert.
or tho tiliitort Transportation compa-
ny. tho ownorn of tho wt-cckod schoolh
or Jossio liar-low. statcd today that
nuldo from tho captain ho did not know
tho nanu-s of tho crow of tho Harlow.
'l'ho Barlow was a throo mastcd
:tchoonor and for ycars had lll'l‘tn on—
gngod in carrying ctml. Althouitll own-
otl horo. tho Rat-low vory soidom clinic
to a ('tinlit-t ticut port.
-MINIATURE RAILWAYS.
Al cost to closo out. i". ii. lAW'l"
wlmtl A: t‘tI., Ntii't’iitlk.
GENERAL cows ‘
sunny nusao
When National Guard ls licor-
ganized He Will Get $4.000
a Year
il.\il'l‘l-‘tiitit. lioc, l‘t‘.*‘()m"(‘r.‘l itt
.hc National tiuard of (foam-client, are
still roading tho ordors issuod from
tho adjutant genorai's office. by which
tho commands are brought under tho.
now militia laws. and aro awaiting
with lntcrcsl. announocnu-nts of ap-
poinlmonls of tho ohiof omcorn of tho
dopartmouts in which thcro is a va-
cant-y by reason or the abolition of
tho hrigadc stall. in ordcr in thc"
statomcnt that llto maximum cullstod
stronglh of a company may ho viii is
iltcorroct mt tho "gurus should ho rift.
at which figuro many of tho colupatr
ion arc now rot-ntitctl. It is unticr-
stood that whllo. provisitm is luatltz for
a brigadlor gonoral who may ho. ap-
polnlod by tho mmmandornin-ohlcl.
no such othcor not-d ho appointed un-
lot-m occnulon tit-manila. and in "this
cat-to no uppoitttmonl will ho ntado.
Whoa lhc. now guard in fully reor-
ganlzcd the salary of tho adlulanl
goncral will he incroasort to Simon,
An important mocling or trld Woll
Hook and Laddor t'otnpany will ho
hold Thursday, llco. lit. at it p. m., to
takc action on roports anti rcootnmcn-
rlatitms oi oommlllccs appoiulod at
taut rcgutar tut-cling.
lili't'lllilll.’
ll. W. ilARl-‘(lllll Soc
- liargailm in two I'prlght Pianos.
F. H. Lockwood it (Io.
‘ FRUIT GROWERI ORGANIZE.
i'lAS JUAN. Porto Rico. Doc. lit:-
'l‘ht-. Atncrlcan lt‘rull (irowora of Porto
Rico. roproscntlng a total lnvoamtnot
at about ”moonlit! havo organizod tor
the pnrpouo of procuring rolior Irotn tho
allogcd mishandling or titoir grunt» In
transit hy tho utoamuhip companion
running hctwccn horo and Atncrioau
porta. Thousands of hoxcu or fruit
haw roachcd Now York In a. dot-ayod
condition tltiiitu in [tall tow months.
and tho routing ly tIt‘l hood to ho ll'lld'
mutate shipping litl'IllllI't
-'l‘ho boat lino ot llarmmtloan not
i". it}. Lockwood
.fi Co.
tho liillwrl. Transportation company. .
r , . . ,
l" ”“1"" ll" I’lllll largo c'-ll,t:‘; l‘i'lll, I
had cxhauatotl his rout macs and Mrs.
Ill'l’lllt' was induccd to visit him an a
‘lasl. roam-t. Ho and lhis wllo werc
'oaplurcd as lhcy wort attempting to
anutgglc tholr stolou ooda from tho
‘country. Goolrl hintaol was sentencod
to lilo ltupriaonmont.
‘ The husband will ml
to tho l‘ronch penal co.
hahly be sent
ny.
—-TURN' OVER A EW LEAF.
tiot tho hold you cm out. of lilo.
liou'ttumoko iulorior tobacco. but
amoko our i‘igarn Ior I nor box. and
you will ho happior a d live longer.
'thiploy & ('lark.
a. ()‘llricn. ‘
—- Nico Xmas Proaon
" mgr; "
L08T~-lIANK lttit
rioulh Norwalk Savln
Noi'walk. l’aymcnl at
tiou‘ has boonntadc rt
lt‘iudor ploaso rcturn t
Nil. Zlii'J'J.
llauk. South
orpod. Applica-
r a now hot-tit.
tho thank.
I tint 21 ii
LOSTnJl‘IRSl'lY (‘(l\\'. lt'lNiil‘Ill
ploaso. roturit lo ll. ltricdntan. ('llli-
noclicut. Avo. ’I'arltgy p alto. did :it
‘3' wms‘ '
Advertisements of 2 words under
this head. 25:; 3 tlm e. 50:. Addi-
tional words. 1 cent one per insertion.
. .
n
WANTED-A'l'llltl Sillil’l’lSti l’lill-
Ilc. to know no harr- ‘ gonoral lino
of Toys, Sicds. ('ardst Tags. Seals.
liolis. olc.. at tom-gt pricoa in tho
city. l.c.'try & ('o., Rairoad l'laco.
’ I dill tit
WANTED—vorm inns ttrzstu.
log ‘.n the city or Notin'atk. with at
toast. a good common no out education
and somo litoraryand h slnosn ability.
i'or pcrmanont siluatio . Address in
own handwriting. "l'ort tatlotttf" Son-
lincl Ollicc. ‘ ‘ dill Ill
WANTED~ROARIiEliS . l.\' PRI-
‘ato family. ladle-s m' gtllullomon: roa-
ouahlc priccs. Also in nlshcd rooms.
inrpuro at No. ,'. Raymond .‘il. til? ill
WANTEO-—S’I'llAllt' l’ilrfl'l‘ltix lt‘i’
:nnug marriod man now omployod out
or town. but wishos ioca omploytnont.
t-ithor clorical or mocha ical. Host. of
roi'crt-nccs. Addross H i). H. cal'o
Sonllnoi, South Norwalki (“7 ill
iIIIlIiIlIIlH _
”pl'
..._ ML.“-
TWO CENTS.
.. ......-_ -.....——‘a
lliililifil i5
titular
Pennsylvania "Railroad Coos
trom a Six to a Seven Per
Cent. Basis-Same ilate lor
New York Central and P., C.,
C. and St. L. Railway
l’llli.Al)ltll.l’lllA. ltoc. Itl.—~-’l‘lto dI.
I'cclort-t of tho. l’onnaylvattia Railroad.
which operates l’cunsylvnnia Railroad
llnon wont of l'lltnhnrg. today rained
tho. dividend on the stock of the con»
pany from a six to. a soven per cent.
basis“ 'l'hoy declared a somlvannual
dividend of four per cent. This land
pond-annual dlvldoud in Julie was
throo. por cont.
'l‘ho‘ directors of the Pillsbury, Chl-
cago. Cincinnati and St. Louis Rail-
way Company. the Panhandle Lino,.
also oontrotlod hy the Pennsylvania
Railroad. today declared the regular
acmi—annunl dividend of 2 1-2 per cent.
on tho prolcrrod stock and the restr
lar ocmi-anmtal tilvldcnd 0t 2 per cent.
on tho cotttmon flock.
NEW YORK. Toc. iii.-'l‘he regular .
quarterly dividend or 1% per cent. on
capital atock was declared today by
the directors of the New York Central
and iluthton River Railroad Company.
.—-
‘ (Continuod on Eighth Page.)
A largo lino or Violin and Violin
(‘asos for Xmas. it‘. It; Lockwood &
(70,“. 39 Wall slrool. Norwalk.
.— .-
-~A lliilollo or Star Satoty Razor
DIED.
STEVENSMON TUESDAY. DEC.
i7. 1907. Mary (I. Slcvons. widow of
Lyman rt. Stcvonu. at Boston, Mann.
r‘uncrai ucrvicon at, the remittance of
nor daughtor. Mrs. C. A.‘ Anderson.
leitl Amstordam Am, Now York,
Thursday morning. iii o'clock. Intel"
mont. Norwatk litiiou t'ometery, Thurs-
day allornoon. 1:45 o'clock. -
Boston paporgploakc copy.
"tibia SALE. . ‘
Advertisement, or 25- words under
this head. 26:; I times. 601:. Addi-
tional words. 1 cent each per insertion.
FOR SALE-—Al.l’i'Q-MARINE (M8-
olinc ottgino. 3 1-2 h. p. loltr'cycle, m.
voraibto; npark coll, new; I!» gal. tank,
sot. t‘olumbia ballerina. now; Hurthan
rcvcrsp clutch. ucvcr used; shaft and
propoilcr; win“ and switch. Price 375.
ll. Koyworth. tirogory ilouicvard. East
Norwalk. dlfi 3t
FOR 8ALE«»—(‘.t)m) WOOD, KIM)
ting v-oml and hiook wood in any quan-
Ilty. Dollyorod or on tho ground. Tot.
38% South Snrwalk. ("7 3t
WANTED—R00.“ AMI) litiARl) l.\’
privatc family for young marriod couv
pic. Address X. Y. Z., (‘icucral llollvv
cry. South Not'walk. ‘ did Iii
WANTED —'I‘I’.\'INti RSI) REPAIR-
llaro your piano pt.l In fino cott-
tug.
tlitlon tor Xmas. ill-Itlmatea tur-
niahod Iroc ol chargo. Prioos most
South Main
396. dldilt
rcasonahlc, Sicinerl'sw
St., South Norwalk. 'l‘ol.‘
WANTED ~ via-troy ans rott
'l‘raondly & Schcnck's ct icitratcd llol-
stoin dairy milk. chitttorod caltlo;
v'etorinary‘s r't'l’llllcall ccrlilying
hoallhlul condition ol olcry cow. .l,
W. Masher. Agent. 'l'cl. 4.17:». did in
FOR 8ALE»I¥RA.\'I) NEW SAFE.
six lot-l. high and tour loot t'wldo;
cheap. Intptiro ol litilint itukszar, No.
3 lA'xinglnu Ava. South Norwaik.
an ill.
FOR SALE o’l't‘i'l) HEAVY TRUCK
hot-tics. Apply to William Ellron, 35
Fort. l’olrtt. 5L, l'lasl NOI'Wnlk. Telr»
phono. 7.3-2. ‘ til? {it
FOR SALE5---l'ttl.l.llt)
also a low young dogs
bltchos. I'cdigrcc stock.
Konnody. Ridgoneld. Conn.
FOR SALE—IIWRLIJNG
barn and two acres oi land.
of fruit. troos. Property lit in good
i’l'i'l’ll'li‘l.
and brood
.lamott l-'.
dl‘i ill
HOUSE.
All kinds
rooms. with oily and wcti watcr and
a largo gardcn. lntptirt- ‘l ('edar .‘il.
I dill ill
I
TO LET—illilh‘ii'l 0i" 'ix ROOMS
in South St. lnquirc (toll man's nown
stand. I til? :it.
it'ttxtsttou
quilt» lamily.
TO LET—LARGE
room. ho" and bath; p
llrcaklw Joulrotl. ‘ A
corn .‘lonnncl. '
ll't'nt-i ll. 0..
. ("7”
TO RENT rro hurt
mound lloor. I‘nlon St: rl
tutlrt- :tn “'l'iil at. I
W ' "i
TO LETr’l‘Wl) i.M(l
.Tl'l ONLY.
-nt QI'J. ln-
dlti iii
It} ROOMS
:l mu flutt-
Ti'lllluiult St...
Ill?» .'l
"
lays or oncttings ..
{mull Nor" “If. ‘
TO LET rot'tt R00 rl. FIRti'T'
door. 17 Third sir. Rant. .‘orwalk ln-l
tttiirc on tho pro-tuition. diZ til
TO LET—r llOlIill-J 0i" X ROOMS.
barn and two arrow of laid. on t'on-
nocllcut .\vo.. noar Tarlol'k Inmtirtw
Mru. Tat-lot. (‘ottrtectlcut .flvo. till) it
TO LET tv nownvttos. unar
dotthlo homo. all roommt convcnlont
to train and trolley. chl‘rotuanahlc
WANTED—T0 IIUY l Ll. KINDS 'coudltion. Small amount of (truth Will
of cattle and poultry. l [lost riccs ptll‘t‘lmht'. llalaucc by ltlitlt'lgflgt".
paid. ll. Friedman, Sorth Norwalk. Writo to or call hctwr-cn 2 and 7. p, liti.
Old Tarlov plat-o. Conn. Ago. Tot. 257-2. at. omoc nl ticorgo ll. Voshurgh, ts
Homo all day Saturday. I hid im North Main bit. tll7 ;:l
M....__...__ ......-.‘.,... “mm"..- ...._. ‘...... . m... --:---—— N.._,,. . .4... .. . ...... -mfi...., . . .a—t...“ .
TO LEle ‘ BUSINESS NOTICES.
TO LET~A FLAT I til" Hil'll HELP! HELP! HELP! Wit} All“
in twod or work. i-ti‘lllllt'ti don't mints
tho chant-c, Wc will mako your poor
and old Work at your own prior-."tirous,
tho ’i'aiior. Tit North Main Hi. South
Norwalk. dill tit
UNOERTAKER -lt'ilitZI)K. ll. GA-
nung. Funeral Diroctor and limitalm:
or. Dillon and rcaldcncc, No. ill South
Main in. South Norwalk. Conn. 'l'olo-
phone call 704. Lady attendant.
MRS. F. HUNKEMEIER, 4 MADI-
mn St, South .Vornalk. [trons T’iail'
ing of all iknds. tiradttatnd or sun
planing tlv‘ritzi Hchcl‘lt akirtn. It'ronclt
and Amorloau. accordion. knllc and
aldc trialling tor ladleu' and chlldrcn'a
drmotctt. coats and tlounclng; aim
plnking. i’ortcctlon of work. Mall
ordt-rn promptly exccutcd. n26 lm
\lltllner. llats trimmed and made In
the lstcst ttp—todate styles. . Hours
from 8 3. av. to 6:80 p. In. If, Chord
not fit. South Somali. I25 ti
’itocno PLATlNO or AM.
kind». ()xldlu‘d tzoptmr. bruit: and
ulckcl. imum'. old gold. gun mctal and
pluck yacht trimmings: plumhora‘ “up.
pllt-s and chattdclicrn. hicyclo and an:
tntnnhilc lritttmlngs. and table wurc.
nlno roomn.‘ nno hath
impmvomento; largo
Main 81.. Norwallt. l.
llritltm. I2 Fort St. Zuni Norwallt
l’huuc Mil-6.
i
For partlcularn lngulro. all moons. it). a. scant & lion. fol Water tilt. Tel.
P. Walla-r. lientlnoi olflcm old at 342-2.
70 LlT—T‘RWATT’.’ R lDENCEl MRO. ANNIE M. HAVIG. M ilm'Tll
Main fir. flottlh Norwnlk. ”hammo-
. all latest
I I“ log. hair curling and winning: electric
lnqu ro. (loo at M'alp troatmcnt; Initial masons a
upon-tally. l'm- Emprctut lnntatttolloous
lltslr Roslorer.
A.»
Norwalk Chronicler