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Georgai White. a Commercial Trav-
eler Says 'i'lial‘iiia Wile Desert?
ed Him ‘lor Another
' u on nouns
up till) nu unto
Judge Burpee Desired to Hear Further
Evidence ,
The short calendar session of the
superior court yesterday. with Judge
Lucien F. Burpee presiding opened the
October term of the court in Bridge-
port. There were (our uncontested ca-
ses heard by him. but only two divor-
ces were granted.
Looks Like Sale of Wife.
The nrstease heard by the court
was on the application of Nicholas
Kuruca, a resident or the West End.
Bridgeport who wants a divorce from
his wife. Mary. The testimony pres-
ontod to the court was that the plain-
tiiflsnd his wife kept boarders in the
West End. the wife doing the house—
work and the husband working at the
Chaos Co’s plant. One of the board.
era was Mike Csouiia. who induced the
wile to elope with him to Poughkecp-
sin. N. Y.
The plaintiff told the court that he
and Special Omccr .ioscph Zscnybi
traced them to that city and located
them. The strange part or the testi-
mony was that the husband did not
cause the arrest oi the "star" boarder
or the runaway wife. instead. the
tomeramiarmJ
win *Wt
on Milton
.m. . .. gyms:
uaarroan'. oat. twin moss is.-
bor suit ot D. ill. a against the
Danhury Hatte'i‘a’ “listen. in which
damages of ”50,000. are sought. will
' not be transtarred to the December
term of the United States Court for
trial, as desired by Attorneys for the
detendants. but will be heard at the
session of court which opens here
next Tuesday.
Judge Plait, it is understood. is op-
posed. to the continuation and transfer
desired. it is thought the case will
occupy a month for trial. as the num-
ber of witnesses to be heard will
reach into the hundreds.
HIGH WHOOL OOMMiTTEE.
M
Rev. c. 8. Macial‘ldnd 0h°aen Chair.
man. Lester Hyatt Treasurer and
it. it. Flynn Secretary;
The recently clcclcd new town high
school committee hold a meeting last
night. in the high school in West avo-
nue. it was for the purpose of on
ganisation. and Rev. Charles 8. Mac.
larland. i).l).. was chosen chairman:
heatin- Hyatt treasurer. and Reed ll.
Flynn socrctnry. The other lilNliilOi'H
present were iir. William .i. Tracy and
Ralph E. Dewitt. who compose the
rest or the committee. '
Adjournment was lotion to next
Wednesday evening at it o'clock.
The members of tho committee will
take turns at being aottn visitors.
There, being live members 0 this com-
mittee and the wheel year being ten
months tongues); member oi the com-
mitteewiil vs hit to serve
two months.“ mwfimm G Tracey
was selected to be acting visitor for
the first two months.
W .‘
'vaotasv cans is continued.
. m
Heisman and Passenger injured at
mentally. NM York.
“RWADY. N. 71.. Dot. 9.»
Two trolley cars of the daratoga di-
vision 0! the mounted)! Railway met
in a rear end‘ccilision at a o'clock this
morning at Basswood. attention and
baseball milepost-ta or million latte:
and he s moit'ii. 1:. Powell. or this
city. nomm'on the rear he. slid
lites burr. otjallston. its in the:
saunee iloailllllu seven at. a he
stated headlong "‘ ‘
nut-mastitis!“
irons.
on for WM: second.
w-
Math-N
as ascend Class Hatter.
inertial union?
Council to ire Held on Monday
Night ‘
On account of a great many mam-
berg of South Norwaik Council, No.
1.253. Knights of Columbus. going to
New Haven on Tuesday it was deemed
advisable to hold the banquet on the
eve of Columbus Day. it will he held
at the Clifford. and as already an
nounced in these columns. some very
line speakers are to be heard on that
night. .
The toasts will be as follows:
Our Church—Rev. James Mitchell.
pastor oi St. Joseph‘s Church.
Our Clty——General Russell Frost.
Our State—Hon. Martin J. Cunning.
hum. of Danbnry.
Our Country—dim). Michael Kon-
ealy. of Stamford.
Columbus and His Followers of To-
dnywitev. Father McGinney. S. J.. of
Kcysor island.
The Significance of a Holiday‘—
.iamoe ii‘. ’1‘. O'Connor, of North Di.
hotu, now a student at Yale College.
The committee decided to meet at.
the rooms of the Council on Sunday
afternoon. and any member oi the.
Council. or of Catholic Union Council.
who has not secured his ticket as yet
can get it there. The committee in
charge is as follows: C. K. William
P. Ward. Deputy G. K. D. W. Harlord.
Financial Secretary Charles is. Wil-
liams. Recording Secretary ll. J.
Hayes. Treasurer John McGlnn. Chan.
cellos .i. W. Sculley. Advocate William
F. Tammany. Warden C. A. Mc-
Namara, P. (l. K. John F. McMahon.
William H. McMahon and John T.
Ryan.
Mr. Shaw, ot the Cititord. is sparing
no pains to make it a “Banquet lit for
a. king." The music will be turniahed
by John W. Stccgmuller's orchestra.
An entertainment is to .be provided
from the artists of Music Hall.
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Oyster Dealers Win in Judge Phil's
Court Against Big Daru'age Suits
in the matter of the petition of
Jeremiah Smith & Boos tor limitation
of liability in the United States dis-
trict court. Judge James P. Plait has
found that the patitlonoru‘ host. the
"Jennie Smith." was properly
equipped. and that, till'roim'c the own
or” were not liable for damages to.
eroding the value or the host.
This action was taken by the potl-
tloncrs. Jeremiah Smith l Bonn. in or-
der to protect themselves against largo
damage suits brought by the crew of
the "Jennie smith." a naphtha launch
of some it) tons capacity, used in oys-
ter fishing. which blow up at New
Redford. last winter, by which crplo
aion the crow sustained injuries. 'i‘hi
two men injured were lildward ll‘Nol-
and Dennis Thompson. of Fall ilivcr.
who are suing for ”0.000 each in the
Manchu-cits courts. to a. our to!
this nature the amount oi damages
for which the owners oi the vessel are
liable is restricted to the vdiuo 01 the
vessel. provided the vessel was 9W
orly equipped. Judge Piatt’s ilndlns
therefore uuililleu the damage claims
brought in 3‘» Massachusetts courts
as the mac or the boat was sold lor
"on.
Jeremiah Smith a: Bonn were more
rented by Attorney James I). Dowoll.
the prominent admiralty lawyer or
New Haven.
um um in
gill nu cunts
Jury Deitireraled One Hour in Case
oi Gremwicii Man Charged .
Willi Embmiunuit
Herbert B. union. or Gmwioh.
wag round guilty in the superior court
yesterday or smite-almond Heist-r
were out over an hour and brought. in
alverdiot or guilty on all hum-ll.
as loilowai neutron tbafirltreltltll.
our: fourth. mad? as. "tins.
the lid.li.uaking a total at mm. :
The misuse was deterred at M-
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‘ Annual Allah oi'lirc South Norwaiit
Dcieated Detroit Yesterday Alternoon
by a Score oi Four to One
in Pithiiurg
inn immune
"u lilil’l Willis
Both Icarus Leave Tonight ior De-
troit to Spend Sunday
PiTTBBURG. Pa" Oct. 9.—-—Anothor'
large crowd turned out for the second
game of the world's championship ee~
rice between Detroit and Pittsbnrg at
Forbes Field today. Cheer-ed on by
the decisive victory of Pittsburg yes-
WMHJ’. ill/.3 score of i to i. the local
enthusiasts were out in iorce and the
moJority appeared to be. contldoni that
the National League champions would
win the series in Tour straight games.
but the Detroit ioiiowers appeared to
have a diilorent view oi the subject.
The crowd started pouring into the
immense mphithcater long before the
game was scheduled to start and it
soon appeared as though the great
crowd of yesterday ‘wonid be equalled
or oven surpassed. Predictions wore
freely made tint the crowd would him»
her more than 30.000 paid admissions. _
Both teams are scheduled to leave
for Detroit tonight to spend Sunday
there. There will be no Sunday game
in Detroit. despite the tact that the
American Magus champions have
been playing regularly on Sunday.
These games were being played with’
out the cognizance oi the ciy oniciaia
because there is a law lorblddtna
Sunday baseball in Detroit. it was fair-
Od. however. that the large crowds at-
toadant upon a world's championship
game would cause complaints and
might result in stopping ali' Sunday
games. Therefore the Detroit manage
moat decided not to take a chance.
The train will carry the National
Commission, the umpires. oihcial scor-
ers and newspaper correspondents.
Manager Clarita wore a confident
smile as holed his team upon the ilcld.
Each member oi tho loam was roundly
applauded. but the lion's share or the
cheering was ('oliioroti upon beach.
Clarke. Wnanoi‘ and Gibson. the heroes
of the limit battle.
it was exported Clarke wuuld scnd
ln'as pitcher iiownrd Caninlts. who
has lust recovered from an attack oi
throat trouble. Maddox and Willis all
so worked out hoiorc the game and
there was a chance that either oi
them might be cent In if Camnita tail-
ed to warm up well enough to plastic
Clarke.
Manager Jenninss. oi ill‘ll‘tili. mine
ed to take a pessimistic view of the alt-
uation and he and his men came on
the deli! determined to win today. as
they know another dolcat would great
ly minimise their chances of achiev-
ing the greatest honors in on.
baseball. ‘
Deiehanty and Bush were deloo
over their errors of yestorday a
were determined that no more from
them should mar tho playing or their
team. Jeanine had trimaran, Bum»
morn and Willett warming up. but said
he would probably can the veteran
Donovan. The showing of Muliih in
yesterday's battle pleased Jennings.
and tits big fellow is likely to be giv-
en another chance in Monday}; game
at Detroit.
tilbson was the catcher tor Pitts-
burg and it was flooded ilchmidt
would go behind the hat tor Detroit
libiiowing is the lineup:
Dome—d). Jones. it; Bush. as: Cobb.
rf: Crawford. cl; lielohanty. 2b; Mon-
iarty. lib: T. Jones. 1i): Schmidt. c:
llonovan. p.
Pillsbury-«Hymn. lib: leach. cf;
Clarke. ii; Wagner, so; Miller. 2h; Mi
stein. lb; Wilson. rt; dipped. o; Cam“
alts, p. ,
Umpires-«ammo behind the bat.
and Klein on the m. .
ashes-rue res notifies.
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MiLFORD. .i OBI. a QMiil‘oo horses
were killed midi railrohd here early
Will’- “39. ’ swells being sent
by Hamilton“ ‘ new: Ilrldaouort.
to an auction in New Haven and they
, were in charge of shiny. Under a rail-
road bridge in this town the horses be
came frightened by the noise of a
train and broke am from the boy.
The horses were rtidii together. They,
«ran through the Mn in River street.
where the railroad {tracks were reach-
ed. Going cutout therjntracks the
horses continued lath .bridgo over
the river where one horsozveiipped par-
tially through .theh‘e‘otlp work. A
freight train" cattle vaiong. and bit the
three horses. unifying two or the pilot
for three hoods-ed fash'itiiling both
with frightful mutilation. The third
horse was struck and tuned over and
had to be shot.- . rrpight was mov.
ing slowly to Knish a switch at the
time and so was notd‘uraiied. Had the
accident occurred 1 William earlier
the express dire than blight have boon
to tronbue. The horses were worth
abmrt $800. ‘ '
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Great Ovahon Given the Hall Moon
and Clumonlon Voyage in)!“
“boy hi Tray
TROY. N. You” “1-
Mnon and Ciormont)‘. whose voyage up
the historic Hud’aon hasheen a succes-
sion oil denionstrallonat the like of
which has aster been accorded any
veaaei along that lasted waterway.
nachcd they your: ‘a and today. and
dropping their anch swung listless-
ly in the stream. wh e their sommand-
era and. crews pnt'ashorp in chin
another day or an n V ey hoap -
silty lg, .9 city of y. erywhor:
[and an
mam hmin‘fit have be”
ohmic oi the greatest inurcst. dill
every vantaao.~polnt along the city's
water honor...“ crowded today as the
two bun”, with naval escorts and a
fleet of river boats. reached the city
from Albany. Troy's welcome afloat
extruded as tar south as tho capital.
where the dottlia or steam-m. harbor
boats. yachts and other craft Journey-
ed to pilot the visitors auto into the
harbor. where tirt‘y wvln welcomed It
the water gate. ‘
The six-mils trip. irnni Albany to
Troy was toll of internal to flavor-
nor Hughes and others aboard the
first. As tho head or the roiunin turn-
ed the curve in the river ai Watorvllet
the guns of tho arsenal thundereda
salute and as t‘cntor island was pulsed
aerial fireworks were displayed. Cally
domralnl bouts had lined up on either
side of the river about midway ol the
loin-noi- and in the harbor here a num-
bor oi yachts and motor twain pasting
in iovicw.
Pirc liclht anti ioriory whistles
church bolls and ('llt't‘l‘s aroctod tho
iii-ct upon its arrival.
{in board the Trojan there was a
reception to visiting omvialu and a bu-
ifct luncheon was sound, Governor
Huahns the commanding utilcer ol the
Hair Moon and Clement and oiilccrs
oi the General Hudsoanuit'on celebra-
tion and other nests were taken
ashore in the ultra rai'g barge manned
by veterans oi the United States Navy.
residents or Troy. the ham being as-
cortod by initiator in canoes.
Ate the water gate at the foot of
Broadway Governor iiughes and the
distinguished visitors and guests were
received by Mayor Mann and the re-
ception committee and oaoorlnd to the
Cl y Hail stand. Here the governor
and Mayor Nana reviewed a ratio.
This evening there will be an llurclib
atiou of the dost in the harbor, du-
werks on the annual pier and hilltop
line along tile river.
JUd't‘iOI HOOD? lama.
HAVERHILL. lass. Oct. bwdohn
A. itraata. private secretary or Associ-
ate Justice loody. oi the united
states Inmate Court. today denied
the statement in Washlndton di
es that tho ililllOI was crltl iy ill.
Mr. innate use that the turtles is
slowly recovering from an attack of
rheumatism from wli h be has been
siidorlog and that berwlse he is
much improved
"The reports
...a-:-
coroner. 9. 1909. ‘
4
able ll
waitress moment‘s
Fair tonight and sundry; lighl‘vsriv
not in the but oi humor.
”i“ on an division one all «emit:
All <~Rifilli w
\«SiiRS [USE
Royal Giants Dcieated One oi lite
Countrya' Crack Clubs at
Amusement Park
Hill Sillii Wil
.illiii ii iii RUNS
Colored Men Landed on Doyle in the
Beginning oi the Contest
Local baseball fans had an oppor-
tunity to son the New York Americans‘
star players in action- ycslerday sf.
ternoon at Amusement Park. when
they t-ainv up hero and played the
Royal Giants. who played to a tie
with tho Norwalks on iatbor Day.
Yesterday the colored men ware vic-
torious over the teachers by the score
or 9 to 6 and many of the spectators
w...
iContinusd on Seventh Pan).
ifliliiiiil nus till
liiHiS Iii iliil Hillii
Morning Papers and Other Business
Depending on Electricity De-
layed Several Hours
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 9.—-A singular
accident occurred here today which
for several hours placed the city in at-
most absolute darkness so far as elec-
tric illumination was consumed. de-
prived private residences or electric
current and caused manufacturing
plants which were running to cease.
The compensating wire in the genes
Alina pilot of the United illuminatins
Company menstruation-lent and-now.
er to practically the entire city. “open-
ed". as it is called in technical terms.
causing the generators to reverse on
one side of the system. There was no
actual damage in the company's plant.
but it took considerable time to locate
the trouble. The company olnciala
say that the accident was unusual.
such a one had not been anticipated
and might never occur again.
Aside from a few private power
plants and the powur houses of the
street railway company the entire city
depends upon the United illuminating
Company’s plant (or current. The
morning ncwpapers which no to press
at 3 o'clock were not able to print um
til about seven. and many hundreds oi
employs; had a short spell of idleness
until the ism-camps turned on.
«PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.
The stores of the town will close
next Tuesday at it) a. m.. on account
or the celebration of Columbus Day.
JOSEPH ODDO.
secretary of The United ltaiian Bo-
cletiea or The Norwaihs.
raottsv’ cane IN rnoosta.
leversl Accidents Delayed Trellis on
the Weston-t Division.
There was. trouble all alonx the
Bridgeport list. last night. between
Norwalk and Westpon. At about a:-
to o'clock the lead wire on on. or the
big cars burned out and stalled the car
until a work .csr could be mum! to
tow it over. When the wire burned
out. the whole base of the car was err
veiopsd is daaiea and it was with dill-
cu t the bins. was put out.
. when the work car started
to pull the disabled one the can log
broke ii the big car started to I
a hill. but was quickly MM.
car was dually taken over to
port for repairs.
his happened last above tit. Paul's
Church.
As this was not stimulant to tie the
line up a car ran at! the tracks It”
Jumping the switch. near the children a
lions and stayed oil tor the
ct two hours. After the car
monothetrschttiumpsdsli in.
mi; particular ear darn gel:
times andthatroityorewm
The
twenty minutes to two been...
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“FINAL POI CATURDAV.
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“ Willi emu-cm iffltill evict
‘ f i i “ii I alumni“ BAWHH. . .wanran~::::nfunnl:im ordrwrn‘
. one and girls to lea ii an m kinéagaty
°" ‘.
Complimentary Dinner is he Tender-
edCiierics Klein on Wednesday 9
Evening. October 20
The officers and committees of the.
teen partook ot a banquet at the Coun-
try Club. last night. previous to the
regular monthly meeting of the gov-
erning board.
The menu included. in course, blue
points. chowder, oscailops, fried chick-
cn. salad, crackers and cheese. ice
cream. dent-tease. and lurnished a
least that met all the requirements of
the most expicurean taste. and which
incited a now of humor and the
an emphatic unanimous vote to tender
Mr. Charles Klein a. complimen '
dinner Wednesday evening. October
20th. Mr. Klein expects to spend the
winter in New York city. and will
leave his Rnwayton home November
1st. Mr. Klein graciously accepted the
invitation. and said nothing but physi-
cal inability would prevent his pres-
ence on the date selected.
Al. the business meeting which loi-
iowed. in addition to routine business.
a. vote of thanks was given Mrs. Dud-
lino E. Raymond for two beautiful
cone-shaped borwood plants and a
large palm. which add very much to
the attractiveness of the club-house.
it was also voted to plant this fall
some shade trees under the direction
of Stephen Hoyt's Sons. New Canaan.
A general plan has been made by this
firm for trees for the entire grounds.
This installment will be placed in the
triangle between the both houses and
the ramble.
One new munbor was elected.
There will he , dancing tonight.
Music bl’ Speidil.
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nuts unto
COLLEGE PARK. bid. Oct. 3.—
thh practically a dead cairn settled
our Coil-firm "Wilbur Wright. to-
day broke the "world‘s record for
speed in an aeroplane over a m hun-
dred metre course. including a turn
beyond the course. his time being 58
3.5 seconds. or so lseeoada less than
that made by Delagrange over a simi-
lar cmrse in France. Mr. Wright at-
tained a speed at id miles in hour (or
the distance.
As Wright left the starting point.
“out. Lahm with the time. Wright
made the live hundred metres in the
direction 0! Washington with a slight
wind to his back in 24 1-5 seconds. He
returned over the course in 34 3-4 see-
onds. Etc much did the aviator urge
the machine with all the power turned
on that it bobbed percoptibly more
than it did during his slower nights
yesterday.
Previous to‘lhe record flight Wright
made some short flight- in the pres-
enoe at his army aeronautical puipia.
using the government aeroplane. On
one occasion he acquired a speed ct
i? miles an hour over a measured
course.
On the first night the aviator en-
circled the largo iield» Ior a period
six minutes. A few minutes later to
aviator attempted to get the aeroplane
up in the air withOut the use or the
weights and starting apparatus. This.
however. failed and the dyer was tak-
er start was made.
machine remained in the air three
minutes. ‘
—No‘l'tCI. ,
The annual mootin Norwall
Hospital Associatio i be held
Tuesday «suing. October 13. at it B.
its. in the parlor oi the Norwalk Chi .
CHRISTIAN BWARTS. Pres.
FliDAY AHIRNOON Chill. ‘
ma. Lawrence A. Douglass the linol-
eaa Yesterday Mums».
The Friday Alteration Club was en-
tertained. yesterday. at the home oi
Ira. Lawrence A. Denim. when the
lollowins limit: wag given:
The Revolution»
The National Assembly: titration!
“Jim. Mervin
Cdddbale ....... unit
Reign of Terror~
Harsh. .............. “allies Pryor
nobehpicrro..;.......biiu lemons
Country Club to the number of seven- M
best of fellowship. and terminated in ~
on baoit to the race all. where ath- r
olin this flight the It" '«
while earning is
body it Go. '
ACINTs—THERE 18 AT “MW! 1
a week in it for your spare time. %
more if you can work all the time. -.
most liberal proposition ever put up in
make money. investigate this at .
You do not need any money or -
not. use “common “ t...
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refinances. Addrga x. Sentinel ought ’
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WANTlD—To BUY. ALL KINDB Oi!
live cattle and poultry. Best prices paid.
or calves. from I to I x-a cents a pound.
in weight. H. madman. Connecticut
.. tit Norwalh. Phone from d a. in.
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Iron SALE.
FOR dALl—NEW SIX-R0011 HOUSE
suitable for two families; email payment
down. rest in small monthly payments.
inquire 8 Ridge Bi.
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