—s—_ Islands-r . h E 1
' mac-"mu " W'Esu'n'“t'm. soars seamen.
M
South flatwalk council Votes
to Turn Work Over to the
Highway Department illalm-
Ill ark lion be Ilono Better
and hospor Then by Health
Department
A divorce operation was performed
last night. by the South Norwatk city
council-ether garbage. ash and rubbish
collection-department was taken away
by ordinance from the health depart-
ment and. placed on the shoulders of
the highway department.
This change was brought about be-
cause it is claimed that. the highway
department can take cure of the mat-
ter to the improvement of the. service
and also at a saving. ‘
' When the proposed ordinance was
introduced last night. It was claimed
among other things that the garbage
collection In conducted In a tax method
and that the men employed really
work without supervision; that there
Is a great deal of complaint about the
work. and that ‘the highway depart-
ment is at an expense to clear up af-
ter the garbage wagon goes through a
highway.
Later. in the meeting of the board
of estimate and taxation, Dr. G. S
Kendall. of the health department. was
championed by It ..l CuthII but the
board acquiesced In the council's de-
termination to make the change,
The council convened at 7:30, last
night. .
The entire board was present, May-
or F.1(Iiurnell presiding. The read-
ing of the minutes was dispenser! with
and it was also voted to pay the bills
without reading them. Among the
hills was one for $1,162.96 for sprinkl-
ing by the car sprinkler last year:
The council figured that It would be
..........
(Conila, fill Pose.)
EiEchIlII mom
_°°IITIN"£8 Ill LlSBtIII
Saves I
o Are Iliad-and one
Hundred Wounded. and the
Streets are Filled With
Troops. .
meson. April 7.-—Tho excitement
caused by the election rioting in this
city Sunday evening. In which seven
persons were killed and one hundred
wounded. has by no means subsided.
There Is considerable «mathematics In
government circles. and the moat es-
treme precautions are lit-lug continued
The streets of Llslmn warm with the
troops. Regiments of infantry and
battoi'los of artllery hold (‘nnmeu amt
Pedro lguares. The streets are no
trot“ by cavalry. and motmtod Inn:
cars are massed at sumo of the utrt-ri
corners. Bernardino hint-brute. the lie
publtcan leader. called on the t'lv-
Ii governor to wt or the troops
from the streets.
The oillclsi piste returns of flit!
election of meta s to the now t' item
but of Deputies. including the mum
too. are as follows: Renogernturu u:
. b9: independents I'I.
toil. ll RBDlllilltllliit, .. four
UM and one to the minutes;
lots 8: and Dissident I'rotrusu
rm. 11. the total to lbh rt... 4...-
lion machinery. which was In lllt'
hands of the Rolatirs risoiI'ymm' menus
to have workout mrtso
Two battalions of infantry and two
companies“. of “Iii cavalry were Ilur
rletll to Lisbon today to
roinoros
The oil “was ottIls or loss In a state
of terror’sll last i. loads of men
running! “I” “I? "W.
and than was We plunder-
Illg in tho "normal" ours. The
am" e N" “Win“. ”till
"I. an sue
id is drivimIkuisio
ammo... .. ' "‘WSI"
ll 9 a ll .
has under today‘s soot ills follow-
ing dispatch yesterday's
election in rest the disorders
in ”that
"itoasrokisis VII!-
tot-tons to election. may
ml to urban. res rarities!
nulot." —
oAVI OW A "III.
a. J. mm W ilistsstf only
on Now We WW
Richard .I Cam who is a Collier
of the board ilf moo-ll more.
it? tritium
remote to Willi
.Three Inspoetressos Appointed
by The firetut ft linapp co.
Tender Their designations
The trouble between the Crofut &
Knapp Hat Company and the Hat
Trimmers Union was settled satisfac-
torilly to both sides yesterday after-
noon. and the trimmers and binders
employed by the company returned to
work this morning.
The settlement was brought about
without any resort to the arbitration
committee which has been talked of
by the employers for several days past
and without any assistance from out-
side parties. .
It is understood that the officers or
the Trimmers Union convinced the
Crofut and Kuhn Company that the
appointment of t c three young wo-
men lnspectreoses or forewomen was
contrary to the bylaws of the Trim-
mers Union and the agreement with
the employers. and the three
young women who had been appoint~
ed yesterday afternoon tendered
their resignations to the company and
they were accepted. The other women
employed by the company were noti-
fied of the settlement. and on report-
ed for work today.
IIMINII II
It IS HIIII
III IIIIIIIIII
Retired Liquor Dealer Takes
Over the Business at the (lid
titty Ilotel. and Pieces tits
Sen, Joseph Quiitner, in
Charge oi the Office
The City Hotel In South Main street.
over which there has been so much
contention since the Norwalk Minis-
iers‘ Association «of on the trail of
Its proprietor. Frank ixmongelll. and
prosecuted him for illegal soiling.
fought to have him denied another It-
cense. and brought still another charge
of iamp'ortag with a state's witness.
Rutherford B. Havens. was dually sold
yesterday to Herman Quittner.
Mr. Qulilaer will continue to run
the place himself. at least for the
present.
htr. Lemongslli has now left the
place completely. having moved out
of the hotel yesterday afternoon.
This hotel has been going through
a siege that is undoubtedly the hard
eat that any hotel In the city ever had
to contend with. ‘
Several months ago the Norwalk
Ministera' Association got a t'olivlf'-
tiou against Lemongolli for Infraction
of the liquor laws for Huuduy ut-Iltuu
and he .illll not receive it i‘t‘l‘IIIIl'lllt'
trout Judge James I‘ \i' dish The
liIui‘t petitioned to run. uotwithstuud
Inn and It was supposed that tin-
ctmutt otnumtsslotu rs were givinu
Imliitllmelll an opportunity to sell ulll.
'I‘Iie Ministern' Association did not
protest until two or three weeks all).
when they came out with an open
letter to the county commissioners.
scoring them because they did not
t'Ith- Lemuugelll up. The Coililillll'
starters maintained that their amino
was really Imller for Norwulk. station
that they were waiting for .iudg.
dumb to make his dotslulon. oi
declared that If they tloule : liill
until a license he could tall ‘ appeal
and run ill least until next October.
whereas. lf Judge Walsh denied the
vortlllcute stating that In his opinion
Ills licence for breaking the liquor law
wuu too serious to warrant refusing
him another license. he would have
m olutiu up Immediately.
Judas \iuluh appointed today as the
dam tor a hearing before hint on the
merits of the case. It Is abdominal
that the case will be disposed of today
Just the some as Ifiulnunsellt had not
sold out. The idlnluleru' Association.
It to stated. desires to have do
Walsh's decision on record. ahead
he deny the eortl onto. an that it will
haw its effect should Luluongelll at-
tempt to get a" license elsewhere about
the town
Mr. Quittaor' a son. .Imw pIt Qultinor.
to acting as clerk at the hotsl. and
Alluuslus lv‘lold. tho bartender. has
been retained. and Ismael Hamilton
is also connected now with the cafe
dollarlmsut.
An application has boss made for
the transfer of- ths liquor license to
Human Haitian.
WOOLWOITH cars we arenas.
Five and Tow dost Masts to Have
It.w Hero.
I‘ w oolwortk A Mostly. tin
live and ion Incision olwsosstss.
have a chain of stores throughout
most is south Moll?”
ill. Mi.
IIIIIIIIII
IIP IIIIIIIS II
IHEIIIII IIIPII
The Big Sale Oposodstesterdsy
Afternoon and the Contests
Found to be Intact—Concrete
Building Iay be Erootetl
Soon
The work of clearing up the debris
consequent to the contiasratloa at the
South Norwaik Railroad freight yard.
Sunday night, was started yesterday
morning as soon as the railroad com-
pany'could rush a gang of men to the
scene.
While one gang was untangltng the
wreckage about the burned freight
curs, another was clearing up the rub-
htsh about the depot site and dumping
it down into the abandoned dock near
by. And while all of this is going on.
the freight yard is doing business the
some as usual, except under difficul-
ties.
That necessity is the mother of in
vention was clearly demonstrated
whent Agent it. E. DeWItt and his as
slstants opened up for business yester-
day. A baggage car served for an of-
lice, and as a temporary successor to
the old freight depot platform. I
string of eight or ten flat cars were
run on one of the yard tracks. with
bridges from one to another. so that
freight could be hand trucked along a
continuous platform to whichever car
desired alongside the flat cars.
it Is considered quite probable that
when the railroad company rebuilds.
it will erect a concrete structure in
place of the old wooden one which
stood there for about twenty years
before It was consumed by the llamas.
All day yesterday big crowds of peo-
ple wondered about the rttlns and
viewed the. work of restoration, Some
of the members of this crowd came
merely out of curiosity. while others
were of the opposite type which al-
ways follows up any calamity and
with greedy interest pokes over the
debris in the hope or finding some-
thing of value.
During the afternoon fire biased up
in the rubbish where the depot stand.
but did not assume serious moor
lion . . . .
Tl't'a work df‘openfhg tufiw’flm
which had stood for many years in
the oillce of the freight house was
successfully accomplished yesterday
afternoon. Arthur 8. l-‘errts. the "safe
tracker" and Jeweler, nacelved a tit-Irv
gram front the New Haven otiiee oi
the New York. New "own and Hart.
ford Railroad Company. yesterday
morning. to open the safe. He visited
the ut-r'nt' of the tire, anti had the rail-
road workmen lift the safu treat the
ruins to one side of the burned struc-
ture, where the sale was allowed to
tool off until the afternoon One side
of the sale was ii'Iit lied by the Interior
twill during "it“ t‘Ir'o. audit was feared
by lht railroad officials lhat the cult
n-ntn might have been destroyed. A
number of prominent officials of the
rotnpauy were at the scone all day
yesterday. and there was great curios
by when hir. items began operations
on the safe. The auditors and others
of the railroad nu-u crowded around
and carefully watched the skillful safe
breaker.
Thcomblnatlon of the salt- was
int-lied on, so that it was ltulmsslble
to open the out» by this nu'uus. Mr
I‘et'rkt then proceeded to drive! tbv
lock off. and when this had In on dour
'he found the door so badly warped
from the beat that It was impossible
to open It. its then drilled a hole in
the door. and was all ready in force
tho door back. when a pull of slimllo
came out. having that the tilt utriit
lug the contents of the safe would set
them on In ho inquired of the auditor
If he should 0M tilt! floor. and was
told to go ahead. Ho tilt it found In.
door 0 o. and tho sun-prim. and Joy of
lilt‘i‘l build satellite was areal when
they found everything intact. The
money. and there was a ctmsideruble
sum In tho stmng bus. was all right.
home of the yellow buck certificates
were slightly blackened by the smoke
lat anyone will be glad to not «at them
currency. lotus of the Impot-
tan books of the ales. including the
Moor. wars in tile safe and "MIT"
were also is oosldtion. The
back of the which to bound in
leather "I tip suort' fwd. but
otherwise is loss
Isl ilnsd duntlvss are still hard at
Work I to forroi out the mystery
“If h m to m l h
anypsdli arenas vs alaba-
list Wigs: the place was deliberately
There was a report shottt yesterday
that tho dotostivoo Ital motto one ar-
rest but this proved fsiss.
Fill MINI LOCI.
track a few hood , foot north of the
Indians avenue a ‘_ ., and crushed to
the ground The f ' ‘ oi the car fell
Into the rear yard "i‘residence, but
the rear end remat propped against
the structure The fir was used as a
smoker.
“I the car, Doors.
'l‘hc motorman
Btang. was out aadr about the
head and body and . skull was frac-
lured. He was in ‘f til
i e.
where it was said
‘ doriously hart
,flarioo, Ohio.
Internal Injuries. cut and let
broken. may die. '
19.0 smith. co / of motor car.
skull fractured slid
Thomas M. Mos
may die. .
About fifty ps
front car when the
arid many of them
Injured.
were 'In the
ideal occurred.
. re. more or less
, Refusing
increase of a» . it Im—
Original Budget Estimate
Increased 32W.
rim Commissioner on... w. lio-
I”. 0' the board of Mom" and tass-
Im last night .llli roads as cleanest
Wu“.llfl'¢' your in no fire tit--
pamnont. but the board terns-d to so
beyond the smrrnpriufltm decided up
on. 16,400, Mr. ilognrtlua thought he
simuld have 91,00". but the boom took
lilo ..tund that he was really getting
team more regular appropriation this
your. button" lust your there wort~
ctr-torn] Ilig special PXIH'IIIGI.
The little til between Mr. Iiogardns
and the. board Ilt'i';ililt- really quite
heated at one time, In fart Mr. lio-
garduu dually dociarwl that be was
working for tho tum-unis of the do-
pnrlmeut. and so for u. ho was per-
stutnlly court-rind Ii it..qu no tiifi't'r-
o-um- whether the board mud.- any up
proptlulluu or went hook to the bill
llli‘lllttil"i“u‘liiti'l:si lhv present men
tibpluyttl It) the tit-putttnl-ut. sold the
horse and had the nppt- r. llllls drawn to
It“... In hgnd.
Edward ft‘ Knapp bud lust pruvlouu
Iy declared that the department would
not have no murh trouble In getting
an appropriation untllrtrut to bloat the
need if constant changes were not
made In the mums n». In what was
desired. and John I-‘. McMahon bad
mwltd out that In a \t‘l‘v few vests
In "Jill oi the tIt'illli‘ me ill to tile city
lad rim-u from It lull in if. tutu
'l'Iztu Mr. liogarttuu «attended. but
also showed that the dopnttnsut has
.1" mn-
. tCoalioosdos Iscond Ml
It) DECISION GIVEN
II “I“ LLI 0A8!
Iudgs Isiah Ilssrs Evidence
to the latter of Brsstlsg a
Certificate
lllilDttlii'OIIT rtt 7.-—No decis-
Ion was van is m of males
pious yin the granting
of s usrtldcsto to ltrsslt lamongolil.
the south Norwalk liquor dealer.
sssiast whoa: than to a his rumour
At the lost loss! of court lamonsoltt
pleaded sailiylo Violations of the
lunar law.
Astimhor of witnesses are yet is
heard.
”WNW ”mkizgmfi
mm:
has
Fair and solder tom WM
tau. Light manly is custom m
IIIIIII IIIIIIII
SIRIUS IIIII
IIIMI'III I
Score Was Thirty-sins to
Thirty- ~iwo, After a Ilsrd
Fought Baneulsstssks lion
From the Pastimes, Twelve
to ion
The ever-winning Twenty-third
Streets. of New York. again defeated
Company P’s fast basketball team. at
the Armory. last night. by a score of
39 to 32. The game started of! full of
vim and dash. which made It fast and
exciting. The visiting teamwade the
first basket. and the Norwals boys
soon got on their jobs. and boosted
their score to it. to the Twenty-third
Streeto' 2.
The visitors' team work was excel
font, and the passing was the best
seen in many a day. The Norwaik
boys played a hard and fast game. but
their luck seemed to go against them
on the baskets. many times missing by
only a small margin.
After the florwalk team got their
score up to ti [mints the New York
era then picked up and took the lead.
anti were not dangerously approached
the rest of the game.
ilugb Hines. recentlytalten from
tint Montauku. played his star game
of the season last night. and succeed-
ed in throwing dve baskets, and his
team work was fine. showing a great
Improvement over any of his other
games.
At the end of the tlrut half thefiNew
Y rkevu had taken a big start and
h run their some up to IT to the
borne team's it. When the last half
started off each team played like a
whirlwind. the Norwsik team defor-
miucd that they would win. but their
luck on the baskets was still against
them. and this held their score down.
It was a close and hard-fought half.
and the Twenty-third Streets outplay-
ed Company I? by one point. their
some of the last half being 22 to Cont
puny P's 2i. The dual score of
visitors was 39 and the Norwallt t
gnrdua outward tic-throttle Inst mt- 33.
The scars and line-up of the game in
detail was ill follows:
Company I.
.............. Kane
1'. hi. Doruey
Right forward.
'I'. .l Iinrltey ............... McMillan
Left forward
Smith .................... Iienschcl
Center.
lilacs ...................... Pberleln
Itight guard.
Godfrey .................... lllefrlclt
Left guard.
floors first half ~-~'l‘wunty-thtrd
Streets. 17; t'ompauy I". it.
r‘tnal score~—’i'wt-uly-tltirtl litmus.
:tti; i'otnpany P. 32.
Iialveaw'l'weuty illllllllt'ii.
i‘tcld goals -'I‘. it. Iiornt-y :I. 't‘. .l.
Iioruey t t-tntlth' .. llilloo.’ .. liodt'tt-y I.
Kano it .iIt-Milluu it Iiettttho-h '.' l-ibt-r
loin 2. Dietrich I
i‘out lino- goalu 'flmilil '1.
official. ‘ullllf'il.
Moniauks. 12: Pastimes. to.
The hiuutauks and the l’nstimos
came together In a preliminary game
last night. and the hiontauks tron out
til it hard fought game by the score of
I2 to to. At times things looked very
into-resting when the rlayurs would get
at tt for all the rues would allow.
Ital-h man wgs covered at his every
turn or time. and the team work
was good on both sides. showing a bio
int rovesiont. At the and of the drst
but the liontssks' soars was his
the Pastimes' 8. In the last Itslf. the
Moatauks scored 8 more points. and
the Pastimes also scored 9. mskln
dual score 12 to to in love o the
Mootauks.
Kane I
The score and lluscup of the game
wssssfollowa:
Who. Pastimes.
Itasca Benedict. tllydonburs
lth.tstforwurd
Cskill Item
Loft forward.
Valentino. ... .. mum...” Bartram
r.
ussrnlori Wright
liighi nova.
o'muw sdlll'llllddlllslidfl n.“’
Left mo.
lislvos—Twuut minutes.
Doors Irot hat-m II M
strands. i . 9.
.lmigsugh i." oil the lor- -
:3" ..erifm‘m 2:5 3.2%..“ l’tuslI Oscars-losinks. 1!. no
assassins on an I. Cahlil 8. Golf'-
wuu not a suitable versus. “"81!" sort
' ‘1‘“’.$M'“ ‘ "m' "MW I'm" start i. Itsrns ii. llsnrats
s u r Ml ' ' W
"1.de “upfront ' '“ ...
Norwalk. itisd that hohad agreed 7W0 "3.3 7". .lll
Show..." oppose our favor the use M... m um. also uses
Clio Until
~.¢...-. ....
--or
stuns mitten res
IIIRDEII Iii" rue WIFE
.1...“
Antonio Woman Isde Anita
Ioristn Statement Accuslng
husband
ANBONIA. April 7.—-Word was re-
ceived by the police attun- city last
night that Charles Miller had been
arrested in New York state Just over
the state line from Greenwich, by De-
tective Ward, of the New Haven police
force. on a warrant issued by Coroner
hits. of New Haven. charging hint
with the murderof his wife, Elisabeth
Miller, in this city. last week.
lira. Miller was taken to Grace Hos
pilot in New Haven auleriog from a
bullet wound in her left side. from the
effects of which she died yesterday. At
the time of the shooting she said that
she had accidentally shot herself and
continued to deny up to within a short
time of her death that the shooting
had been other than accidental. Show
ly before her death she made an auto.
mortem statement to Coroner hits
that she had been shot by her hus-
band. Charles Miller.
Miller will be brought to this city
as uotm as extradition papers can be
secured
AOH BOX AFIRI.
Two Young Women Put Out rm That
Might Have loan Carlotta.
A serious fire was averted In Her-
win street. Sunday morning. only by
the quick work of Mrs. John Rider and
Miss Edith Williams. daughter of Mr
and hirs. Charles II. Williams.
The trouble was caused by someone
residing in the "long building," in
West avenue nearby. dunrptng hot
ashes into an ash box. it is stated.
There was a lively blaze in operation
when the ladies discovered it. but
they pluckily set to work and eatin-
gulshed it. It. is said that there has
been a fire there before from the same
ca._use.
1
“
LOST.
Loo‘T—A GOLD STICK PIN IN
shape of whisk broom. with pearl in
center. between Quintard Ave... South
Main 8L. or freight yard. Finder will
please leave at this ofllcc. a7 It
LOST—DUTCH SILVER AND
gold belt buckle. set with amethyst
:aod rhinestones. lost Saturday night
between Dr. Wotfes aides and Cpringifris
tit. Will tinder please return to sites
Alice ll. Luca. 22 lipring 8L. and re-
ceive reward? all iii
LOOP—BETWEEN WEST AVE.
and scene of tire. Sunday night.”
open face gold watch with chain aio
inched. Suitable reward for return
of some to Itoward E. ltoyt. City NU
tionsl Hunk. as at
LOIT---(ifii.l) ws'rcu r‘oe wrrii
letter» F. 0. IL. between hiahackemo
lion-i and freight depart. Suitable ro-
word by returning to Joseph Murray.
Mahackemo llolrl ad lit
FOR SALE.
on..." w
POI “LP—FINE llOAD HORSE.
.Isrsey cow, surrey. buggy. Lawrence
Wolfe. ilulI tins. a? it
ran BALI-ditch CEDAR SHAV-
tngs for moths. Waldron A Riordan.
tilt Ilavlland It. ‘ a7 lit
son “Ll-ONE COUPE. 0N3
iiocltawsy. twoseaied backboard. one
cutter sleifi. singlevsestsd buckboard.
also good y rake and ladder. Will
be sold cheap. inquire Waiter ii.
iloyl. Darleu. Cons at it
IOI “Ll-VERY Finite 'rwo-
uatily house. large lot. tins location.
on trolley. last he sold this weak.
aia bargain. Address P. 0. lion hot.
loath Norwslk. as It
POI IALI — ANTI-BANKIUPT
stock of Louis Nya . l5 lllly Avo.
ladios'. aunt's and chi rsn's clothi
a . rubbers. dry and dross
and bottom. out. late begins tur-
day.l a.tn. Prices out is halt. s8 is
POI CALI—“0|? BEAUTIFUL
building site in loath Norwslk.
“Gallo but few minutes from depot:
over loud. soar ll. drove oi.
Taylor A Golden! I“ iw
IUIIIIIII mm
aid Il‘h'i...f"“"'lt.... "W
Iowayloa. and wltdts a skaraof
m. iiorss shoeing-M1
. s
I0!" I. Maniacs nautss'
mils" itsistriwmss . ssonlsadoio
tars We I{irritations a.
too: so .ta. loo-sisal Ii.
south Nessa I“ I
II rum WANT YOU! MU" 'At
Monti-firm“ an
' decals
“sienna” a Along as:
Lise of loading is
tlorwsik loservelr—brivar
of Phoenix Truck Ilsa m
forested
The council of the City of Nori
walk held a meeting last night. at the
chamber in Wall street. which lasted
until it: 30 o'clock.
Miss Parties, of Chestnut street, sit-
peered before the meeting and asked
why her property should be assessed
filth Henry street. and her mother’s
property, which is just. at the and of
Henry street, was not assessed. Ike
was told that in sending out the so:
tices the names had beenconfaaod.
and she had received the notice that
should have been sent to Mrs. Pardoe
Dr. Tracey and Dr. Barbell, who
are both members of the board“
(Continued on Fifth Polo.)
PROFESSIONAL
Ml“ RUTH I. WILL... PIANO IN'
structor. 2 Osborne Ave. East sop
walk. so it “t
aluminum?
CARPET! AND BUG. TAKEN UP
and cleaned. General house cleaning. ‘
Satisfaction guaranteed. Address m ‘-
Ardtm. 22 Clay St. or
wore an: ms uuosstnaouor'" ‘
ts the subject on which Professor”! ‘,
siting of ladla. Asia. will lactose a"
Tuesday. April 7,1908. at 7:30 p...
at Quittner's Hall. Admission. g...
.. _-....-...-.,.....
woman _
mama a our now
«out mmwmm“ Iowa
wau'rao—a was wmt soul
knowledge of insurance as,
societies p , tor as
Wiltoniv
considered. rossP. O. lids ' i '
New York City. I? u ,
wanna—rouse Lam. sun.
ness college graduatc.w wishes psalms
as slcnographor or ”bookkeeper ls-
“terracotta. Address 8.151.”
a! at
wanna—ems Jolson. soul}.
but first class man need y. Andor-
son Launch Works. Bast oil.
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