‘Ré'honi'inalion to Board ol Connecticul
School lor Boys Conlirmed in
Senate Yesicnlay
. yesterday passed the substitute for
senate bill No. 81. amending the
Bridgeport charter relative to printing
city notices and reverting to the pro-
1 vision; of ‘lllegghfli‘tfl" previous to the
re a o 1 7 an uirlng two
pu'h'wunua of city b'llls'fltc. instead
ofo at thefi present time The
‘ bill now goes to the house for action.
The bill carrying the maiot portion
of the charter amendments was tab
led in the senate today, on the request
of Senator Manwaring who desires to
present an amendment correcting er-
rors and elucidating to some 111111111.
The charter amendments l'('(lilll'illlg
hearings when building or other iincsi
are established was passed in the seu- ‘
ate'yesterday.
The renomlnation of Zulmou Good
ml, of Bridgeport, as Fairiicld county
trustee of the Connecticut School for‘
. Boys, was confirmed in tlic senate 1cs- '
terda'y. mong the interested spettn g
1 for; in the house during the (llstlltl-
11 sidn lit the automobile bill were Presl-
' dent. Frank T. staples, of the Auto. '
. . monile Club of Bridgeport and W. li‘.
, Teal, Jr., of the Locomobilc Company
of America also a member of ti’
o tomobile club A. E Lavery was
the capitol in connection with leg
. lsiatiou which may possibly affect the
Bridgeport Hydraulic Compton.
'91 children Cry
- FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R I A
H'si'asscd Visitor—Here, vou
flat'rora, i want 0 bargain with
I Want to talk to your sister.
half a crow
1
two
you.
Here's
between you if you'll
promise to 0p worrying me for 0111-
1 hhar. Eider Terror~lilako it two bob
each and she is yours forever. ~P1iucli.
When the buy gets o1cr that feeling
that he knows more than pa and ma
the rest of the family, he is in
fine to become a useful citizen.
GOING TO BUY
———A-———
ange. ~
Get it now'while we can
make. prompt. donnec-.
tions. Postal brings
representative. -
QOnhecficut
COuipany.
Wall Paper
0111' spring styles arel r .
inspection. Will bop i-'
them to you. Prices” 1'
_ to $10.00 Double Roll.-
8019 Agent for Fr. Book I. (:0. and
Janeway a Carpenter's Wail Papers.
Crockery, Glassware. House Furnish-
ing Goods. Painters' Supplies, Englislr
'Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not crud. ‘
flit fittest to. the Columbia Phono-
ml! Cat's alklag Machines and
Dosage {Disk eeords. Music on both
aid indestructible Cylinder
Ré acorns“ 35c: F123 any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
mow Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
“Belt Mixed Paints. 81.25 per gallon
PaintingiaadPaper Hanging...
117 waol'imd'i‘ou eraser.
OW‘fi‘ NORWALK.
HARTFORD, June 17.———'i‘he senate ;
'1d alone with his iiiottici'.
'Wiinesses Csuiioaed 'Noi to Reveal
Nature oi the Quesiions Asked
--Siaiemeni Made
Cdl‘oaer C. B. Wilson began his iii-
'quest yesterday into the rdsr of
Mrs. Sarah Dibble st Tru bull last
Friday. This was held behind closed
doors. and in the presence of County
Sheriff Hawlcy. Deputy Sheriff A. if}
Plumb and State Policeman Verilll
The examination of witnesses was only
half concluded at 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The inquest was continued
today. It has been asvery careful ex-
aininatidn, and so guarded are its sec-
rcts kept that the witnesses have been
cautioned not to have anything to do
with reporters, neighbors, or other
witnesses as to the nature of the ques-
tions that have been asked them.
As far as yesterday's examination
want The Sentinel is in a position to
state that nothing was ic111aled that
will be of interest to the officers who
are cudcavoring to fathom the mystci‘1
of the Clinic, or will be of any assist-
ance in locating a 1luc.
At the c0n1luslou of the first day‘s
session of the inqu11st.tl1c coioiicr
and the oil‘lrcrs left the county build
ing looking silent and glum. 'l‘hcy
1'11f11se1l to bc illtci‘1ic11'cd on the sub
cct.
Before the inquest George Dibble.
son of the murdcrcd woman. who liv-
uiid who
made the discovery of the crime, 111111
about the1 building.
"l have told everything at i
know about the clinic and l 1-gi'cl.
that some people think that l have
not. My friends and the neighbors
who have known me all my life have
perfect confidence in 11 c and tiicy
believe that I have told cvcryiliiug.
Of course. i feel grateful for .1lllt‘ll‘
confidence. .llui l have told c‘vci'y-
tl1l11g.ln the case and I can take my
oaih on my innocence."
Everything ' ‘
to Electricity
Appliances of every description——
goods always in stock for Motive Pow-
er. Electrical Advertising. Decorative
Work. Bells, Cut, OffSwjtches, Adjust-
able Lights. etc.
Orders carefully and promptly ex.
coated—prices right!
The Reed 81 Volk Eieétrical Go.
36 WASHINGTON STREET-
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
avsav Laov'e' onesemo chm.
iii-:11
should be equipped min a dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" For
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient. it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or‘ first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASll
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T0.
THE NEW
aoTEL VICTORIA.
ONE “MINUTE FROM DEPQT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric “Light- Throughout Ev-
ery RoomH
RATES “REASONABLE.
Fina Stocked cafe In Connection.
A full lins‘ of iuinort'ed Ales. Inc-ind!
lag the fungus goof, Burton'- and
has A Cold about, chains on draught.
Anheuaer linden Bear on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN Proprietary
Telephone m.
our .1
1
$1-:
lode» ‘
n-Hdrwaikap in will.“ .
tin-wait.“ inhuman. .' ‘ti
Norwslk Steamboat (To.
Aiming 13.1 series, M "or c. wags-knit.
-~ comer-sauna
1
aid 0011-. n.
fulfillifii ill .
Will Be Conliued This WYear Largely
to Grade Crossing Elimination
It was stated by a leading general
official of the New York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Company, last
ulglit,-that the 1111111 construction on
the system this your, outside of the
Bristol terminal, will consist largely
of the elimination of grade crossings
in vuribus parts of Southern New Eng
and. !
At New London, 11 swccpingchungc'
is coming. 'l‘l111r11 is a plan on foot
thereto turn the present Thames
1i1'111' bridgc lif‘l\‘.'(‘f‘il (ii'otoii and “tilt"
city over to New London. if that city
will tak11 u. 1 1
Whether New London takes the;
briwgc or iiot.tlu1 101111 is upon the
eve of constructing a new steel
bridge over the Thanh-s at New Lon-
don, just north of thc pi'csciii struc-
ture, for its New York and Boston
traffic. '
The river bridge will carry {11111
trucks, and must be built ut 0111.111 1111 a
matter of" economy. the old bridge
having foili-d so for that the ordinary
douhlc track scrvice has had m in-
iiiouglit oil to a singli- truck basis.
Wlicu ,tbis 1111111 bridge comes, the
deadly p.1'it1ii1 crossing in front of the
lroion Forry, at New London, will bc
cut out. This is sold to he the. most
dangerous grade ci'ossingiiiithc stoic
its obliteration will come front the
elevation of tlic trucks through NW
London, as in Bridgeport and Hart-
ford, or also by carrying the trucks
around New London. The first course
will probably be adopted as the road
illl‘t'ildy owns practically all the wator
front of New London. And further
11101'11. the road is desirous of protect-
ing its intervals in conncction' with
the \‘m 11i1l1 ilnc steamers and also
with tho Notv'wit'h and Worn-stci
l)l‘fllth railroad which runs 11p pust
lied 'i‘op, on the Thames river.
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
46 WALL 8T" NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
We have several decided bargains
In income producing _ property that
must increase in value With the rapid
growth of the 1town.
lHi‘ 1111011 11119111111111
has a Double steel ‘Ratcl‘i'et' like
lightning in action. Has a Triple Gear
entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or
cut grass can find its way into tho
pistons and clog them. Has a
micrometer adjustment.
Chas. E. Dow
11! WAOHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE'OIT. '
a The. ' sunset”
Form! House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
' scrub brush for the house a'a‘ii
the ”the for: the lawn are good.
1 but they dont’ go‘ fhr enough. . 1
You can clean dirt swdy. but
make the house. the' barns.
“they
to
"- stables and fences right
shoutid ‘be freshened up
. ‘We have everything for the
, painting—linseed oil.f.u1‘ps..
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
.1 131111 11111110115111.
. DUT'C'H IOY PAINTER 'IRAND
~ We can guarantee this White
mil I! our rite
fine as alloht your painting.
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MAT“
sss'i" puokWAaK. noun.
,,t‘1éivoits"?
to our doctor.
pa la. No alcohol. no at
i'ioi'i. A 3blood p'uri er, a nerve tonic: ‘
Let 'ourw dot '1' d
u lilil 1111114
ion
mule-
We.“
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3Q
i
'Amltl'i
Astrid!
Get Your Drug Wants
rules at tile
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for you car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manager.
Miss Julia 0111.11.11.01 East Norw'alk
was a Sunday visitor in N‘?‘ Haven
Mrs. James C. Davis. driller: Jeffer-
1.soi1 Long island is a guest of relatives
in East Norwalk.
E. E. (vorhum a force of painters arc
now at work on houses in West Wash-
ington street, South Norwalk, owned
by Feid Hayes and Frudcrh k l’ritc'h-
uni.
'l‘hr1 11'1111kl1'pi'n1'cr s11i'1iccs will be
licld both at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church and at the Advent Christ
fan Church, in Van Zuiidt street, this
evening
The visiting state the chiefs on their
iiiito tour yestoiday traveled quite ex
tcmively through East Norwalk and
that they were favorably impressed is
not doubted.
The rehearsals for llli’gl’ll‘i’ll of the
(lion Club have b'ecu pro casing finely
and indicate that the event will be a
big success. it will be held on Fri-
(in) evening of next week.
Charles MCI-oil. lit-11d man at the
llafuei‘ establishment on the Washing-
ton strcct bridge is laid up by illness
and his duties 1111111 being looked after
today by George Guttridgc.
l-‘ J. Smith. a Norwulk contractor.
' began work this morning on a big new
resiticncc nt lutngdon islands The col
lar is all completcd and the work be
gun today is the raising of the frame.
Bridge 'l‘cnder John Cole official
at the openings and closings of the
Washington street diuwbi'idge again
todnv having partially 11'11co1ercd from
his accident rcccutlv when he brokc
some ribs in a fall. l
Howard Wood. of Scavlcwsavcnue
who has been working for some timc
111 the factory of tlic Trimblt1 Hut
Company in Orange, New‘Jcrsey. has
secured a position in ihedituvcs, V1111
’ iai factory in Dsnbui'y. ’
. The members of the lattilés: United
Whist Club will hold their last meet-
ing of the season tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. E. ii. Smith. in ()sborn are
one. The meeting was scheduled to
be held last week, but was postponed.
On Friday afternoon of next week.
'intclcsting graduating excrciscs will
he held in the eighth grade at tho
Marvin 11111001. The class numbers be
tween 25 nd 30 pupils. many of whom
hope to get into the town high school
next \T‘Rl‘.
M11. and Mrs J.Wesi11v'Seniple and
son. of (‘11111 menus, East Norwaik.
stuit Friday of this Week for New
Jersey where they expect, to visit foi
a week or more. Thcii mam friends
wish them 11 pleasant time and pleas-
unt weather.
The first quarterly conference of
the year at the East Avenue Methodist
Church Saturday evening will be held
at 8 oclock in the evening, we to
this effect having been received from
the district superintendent, the Rev.
Dr. J. R. Adams. of Stamford.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Minot
S. Partrick. who died early yesterday
morning. will be held Saturdov after
noon at? :30 at the Ad1cut Christian
Church in Van Zandt street. with the
pastor Rev Lester F Rcynolds. of-
deleting interment will follow in Riv-
,crsiilc Cemetery.
James H. Rundle took a party. of
friends including E. E. Gorham and
one or two others, in his automobile
‘to Lake Wacabuc yesterday, where
ihev put in a fine day of sport fishing
at the South Pond. They had good
luck and report the appearance of
the countiy en route as magnificent.
William K Dow. mentor of P'slais tie
Laundry eavlew avenue. was a little
bit down a spirit this morning on 111
count of the landslide into Lake Wei-
seii. that was. alongside the East
Washington street switch. Bill soi-
emnly declared that yesterday he lib-
erated. 1.000 hue acting trout in the
lake and was con dently looking for—
ward in a great fishing season. ,
Just who is responsible doesn't mat-
ter. but East' .Noi'walk people can
hardly believe their eyes when they
pass along East. Washington street and
fail to see the lake in front of the
Parties property. This expanse of
mudd'y. filthy water has now disappear-
ed in that the hole in the highway
has been filled in with substantial
sized cobblestones and dirt. The im-
provement is a big one.
There was a rooster'i’rght that cer-
tainly was a lively affair this morning.
on the Washington street bridge. The
wrappers are owned by Bennie Cello;1
and Mrs. William art. The classy
event started about 130‘: this morning
and the cockereis refuse to part com-
pany for two hours. so enthusiastic
were they over their" individual prow-
en's. About 7: 80,1 1111 rooster owned“ by
‘ Mrs.1l{art was misting and at fast
accounts he had not been located
There is now ‘a' night watchman 'at
the plant of the saucepan eat Es
tote investment Company. in mi
Boulevard. and there Is a ant-c ass
'reason. A few nights a o thieves got
ibusy and stripped 1119p
' lir'as's' in
. times.
‘ Dibble: rear commode
d'ht
with brass that was loose or no ldvba
easily removed from the mach nery,
so a was broken off. Who the col.
pri care has not yet been discovered.
but if they can be caught every effort
will piohahly
i the limit
The members of the eighth grade at
the Marvin school will enjoy one of
their so Vivannusl events at the school
this ev ins. when, under the dirt-11%
lion of their teacher. Miss Gertrude
. Von Gal. they will partake of a supper.
The members of the class contribute
fund provides them with some fine
Last winter. the foai'ture was
' a sleigh ride. The officers of the
class includer1 President, Stanley
Crosby; secretary, Marlon Dertt,
treasurer. Haael ‘Lucrois.
11111111.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Parsons. of
Boston. are at present the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Townsend Blodgctf.
at 'l‘okcnekc, Beach.
Rev. George Pentecost. of New
York, has cbmmenced a new $20,000
summer homevto be built by J. R.
Stage, of Greenwich
W. i. Searje. of New Rocheie. is
erecting 11' new house at Tokenckc
Other houses are going up for Mrs
Valentine, New York. and Mrs. Brown.
Baltimore. '
Miner D. Randall. 11' ho owns a con-
sidcrabic tract along the river front
has excavated in‘ hunt and filled
lil the property. making it into a
most attractive park.
Holt-n Scoflcld. of Highland avenue.
was one of the piano performers at
tho miislcale given by Professor Sims
in Norwalk. Wednesday evening
Helen is studying music under Mr.
Slips.
Edward Prince. of Crockett avenue.
has glvcn 11p work as u t11un1stc1', and
is now acting as baggagemaatcr at
the Rowayton depot. Frederick Onkea.
sltlnn a few days ago.
The tennis courts at
[leach are. now in commission and a
season. A representative of the At-
lantic and Pacific Dredging Company
of New York. came up. this week. and
is to submit a figure on the matter of
dredging out from tho Casino dock to
the channel. a distance of (1111 hundred
feet
-——ann party and ice cream sale.
Rowuyton Scliool’. Friday. 1’. p. m.
The funeral of Mrs. Abby J. Merritt
was largely attended yesterday of
terucou from tbs1 residence of her
daughter. Mrs Lucy l..11.oii on ”10
West Sidc, Rowsytou. yesterday af-
ternoon. The Rev. F A.Cunnii1ghsn1
pastor of the Baptist church ofili
ciated.
Albrccl1t.’l‘lie liod1
White Plains \‘ew York.
log, for interment.
William Ziegler will be honu1 from
school on Saturday. llc will leave:
for Europe early in Julv. with his
mothers secretary M1 Champ They
are to take the big alx- cylinder cal
that has attracted so much attention
hercshoiiis and one of tin1 Ziegler
chauffeurs The car is said to be the
largest touring car in this country
The pmtv 11 ill be abroad the greater
part of the summer.
Herbert (killings, of Raymond
street was riding his bicycle to 111.ork
this morning and while going up
South Main strcct lost his trip on the
handlebars. with the result flint be
half rods and half walked with the
machine until his fmiit wheel mount-
ed the sidewalk in front of two old
ladies who admonished him that
was taken it
this morn
~thcrc is an ordnance prohibiting bicy-
cle riding on the sidewalk.
The mode important real estate
transaction at Tokcneke was consum-
mated. last week when A B. Potter-
ton and Reginald Jeffrey. of New York
who now own Cases de Posts pur-
chased Eiitler's island from '.E 8.
Prof. the president of the National
COnduit and Cable Co. The price was
upward of 860. 000. The newowuers
intend to divide the nightly island
into ten plots for building purposes.
The formal opening of the Casino
and the Tokeneke club took place.
last Saturday. and sincc then both re-
sorts have been in constant demand.
Druid Blspham. the president of the
club. is already planning for a series
of musicales and entertainments to
commence the Week of July 4.01113 of
the chief events of the season will
be the annual clam bake on the after
noon of July 0 in which the entire
colony participated.
The Rowayton Yacht Club is to
have a celebration on the evening of
July 3. There will be a concert by the
orchestra from the Hippodrome. New
York a dinner and dance The club
is making preparations for as big a
time 11‘s the limited quarters will per-
mit. There is to be a launch race on
July 4 for a cup offered by Mrs.
Chdrles Klein. the wife of the play-
wright. The race will be a handicap
affair. The officers of the Rowayton
Yachr'eiilh are: Commodore, Charles
Klein; vicecommodore, S. Edward
re. William H
B'oyle: measurer Hicksou W. Cole:
fl‘eet cantai. Chili M okay; secretary.
Living 'oae W,“ citey; treasurer.
lhu indent . he board of direc
tors are' the a ”five officers. Gehl‘ge' A.
Wright and Robert s. Barclay. George
Wright is chairman '6! the house
committee" and John 111. Oberlsnder is
chairman of the regal a committee: ‘
'Toiicneké 'on 1115.39.11.11 is growing
in solidarity as a summer resin
Maav attains have elect
within past fert'r cat‘s xIliad one
are 51"}: th e_ warks. i.é'i‘ or
dard Oil
hays opens. the'r
Tetard. New Yorl'g'; 8.1!? '
'it‘or .i' w. She liners. Phi-outrun: ~
w ‘B'lodget New York: aim «strut.
11411- York' iii-dun tl’hiilpd, 1'”:
Or 0
his house to "Wild.“ Dr. Bridger and
faintly. Mr. and Mrs. Norton and
ace‘ of all thd ‘
Not belug' 'u'llsiiod .
be made to give them
live cents a month to the fund. which»
who until recently held tht1 lattcr po- '»
Tokellt'kt‘ "
tournament will take place later in the r
'l‘lierc was singing by Dmltl '
pd cure for. it.
, 1 "Y'es s'ir."'
Mrs. Merton's mother. Mrs. he‘ll.
ALi‘ O'ilOL 3 PER 6;}?le .
51W atom
‘ PremierDieesibn
, nessaullkstlroatalitsmilr ,
O itiiitNflpliiMflm‘m
or Naucoric.
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m.-.—
Amway t‘ort‘omt'
tion , Sour Stom'vlch. 1111mm
Warmsf‘oiwulsieus
uessmihossor SLEEP.
,, museum's
NEW YORK.
All nimitlu 11111
l
Carr. Miss Man Brown and Joseph M
Carr are at Tokenckc Beach lnn.
Others at the inn are M J. Holmes
New York: Mr and Mrs H. D. Carter,
New York; Mrs. J. Motley. her son. J.
M. Motley, and Miss Taylor, New
Work: Dr, and Mrs. T. P. Alsop, New
Work; Miss Christine M. Scovel, New
Nork; Miss Frances Ker. New York;
‘R J Cooke, Miss Bertha Cooke, Miss
tloseo Cooke. Lowers. N. Y.: W. L.
'Scarie New Rochelle. The [fin is un
dcr management of M rs A13; DeVoe
this season.
lllllll llll lilillliilll
(icorge Siitlth of Dorian, was a vile
tor in N011 York Tuesday
George Dugdale. of Darlen. injured
his foot the other day in a motor
boat. Mr Dugdale slipped and his foot
wastaught in the machinery.
Giles Potter. the state truant officer,
was in Darlen Tuesday on an odiclal
visit. He had a conference with Prln'
cipal Edwin 810119.01 the Center
school.
tionnl Church will give a concert to-
morrow evening at. the church. The
uorgiain will consist of th esingiug of
‘The Beatitudes. ”
The last week meeting of the Center
school district of Darien, was adjourn-
ed in order that the matter of an ad-
dition to the school building might be
thoroughly gone into.
“The backwardness of the season has
greatly hampered the coming to Dar-
len of a large summer population so
far, but the season is yet young and
11 short spell of torrid weather will
cause an influx.
Barber Richard Abendroth is of the
opinion that the front of this shop
must be a popular place for poles. At
the present time there are three big
ones these. another one; larger than
the other two, having been. added
only this week-11
Benjamin Harris, of the Harris Con-
struction Company. has sold the
Monkey place, in Main street, which he
purchased a few months ago. to New
'ork
it be and stood that the house
will be remo led.
Chief Louis- F. Stoorza. of the Da'r-
ien Fire Department. was taken into
membsiship yesterday in the Connecti
cut Fire Chiefs Club at the spring or
semi- annual meeting. held at the quar-
ters of Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company. in South Norwalk.
There has been a revival during the
term of office of Town Clerklloyt of
the removal of the office to the town
hall building, but nothing definite
along this line has yet develoed.
From present indications. not very
much. .in any event, wil be done before
the first of October.
Some Stamford entertainers are to
take part in the sonnet strawberry
festival and entertainment to be giv-
en this evening by St. John a Church,
Neroto'a. in‘ Volunteer Hook and Lad-
‘dei‘_hall. It is also probabfia that a
number of visitors will come over
train that town, as the little. stone
on mh in Norotou has many friends
in Stamford. .
——-—-———-L—-——-—
~Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
f, Burundi: Blood Bitters is the mucus!
it. strengthens the “6111:“
."sch membranes, promotes flow of
olive juices, purities the‘ bi
nilds you ‘up. "
boasted the hotel pro-
',rietor “that dog's the best ratc'atch-
g 110'; in the states on an“
it spoke two bl rats so r as
.‘ once door. The dog'lnei‘eiyul‘vrilkieg
let a strange rat come in here‘1 once."
--P:very bodys Magazind.‘
The under do is fro neatly ullty
1.1111111111131111 slit 9 ‘
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The choir of the Darieu Congrega _
wuss; Changes are to be mailed
For flier
Will lilies
1111a, iii wait: on
in 11111119111111 illill
Charles J. Pidgeon Paid $10: Joseph
.Erdos and William Duryea $3
’ and Susie Shimko $1
Constables Thomas heatheriaad and
Bryan Silk, together with Prosecutop ;
Dec Davls.1vera busy Tuesday after: ' .
noon visiting the West Norwaik dlsé'
trict. and serving the delinquent dog
owners of that place with warrants fot‘
their appearance in court yesterday, to ,
explain why' they find ignored the done
tlnual warnings the town clerk to
registcd theii dogs.‘
Joseph Evans was fined $3 and a.
tool coats.
Susie Shimko was fined 81 min
tual costs. -
William Duryea was lined in and
actual costs.
Thev all paid up.
Automobile Cass.
Perhaps the most interesting c
on in the court yesterday was that
Charles J. Pidgeon of South Norwa
who was arrested by Captain Thom
Hunt on Saturday afternoon, char '
with reckless driving and runnia , ,
automobile on the wrong side bg't
street. Ever since the common oouu‘.
oil of the city at a meeting recent
authorized a polldemau to be station
at the corner of Main and Wall streets}
the police have done good Work in th
wav of handling the tradic in an“?
efficient manner. 1
Captain limit was the first vial"
called. and testified that on the a ,
noon in question he was standing
the corner of Main and Walifitm ,
and saw this machine approach hiih '
a speed dangerous to public are
Accordingly he put his hand 1131,;
commanded Mr. Pidgeoti to aid
the reh1ark,_"f want you."
seen did not stop. but co'iitimi
waydup Wall itreet t0 the F. E. 1.0%
woo store, w ere aptain t
ed him under men." Othersgv'l'lh'o'
tied for the state ‘ia a like marine
Frederick Weiseit who was
in front of the Central Nation _
at the dais. and who heard
by the machine Mil H
James Mer‘ritt, crows: ‘stfiudli .
the doorway of Breé‘n an’s‘ meat’
key in Wall street. 'all testifléd
Pidgedn was coming along at. a ll
rate of speed, and when questioned b3
the court explained that ln‘ his opthi‘d
the machine could have gone macs
slower.’
Mr. Pidgeou was represented by If! ,
counsel. Judge John H. Light.
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the testimony of the whim '
state, imposed a fine of $105M)
costs on Mr. Pidgeoni for reckless
ing and running his machine in
wrang side of in street. fir:
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