smuW.~M.__—..-
one. s. Kalli: Again no... can
man edeillred nudism;
tary lor the Corning Ya:
lulu torn illl .
iii till liluuu
Superintendent oi Schools Disclosed.
But No Action Taken
The Board or School Visitors neid‘a
meeting at the Norwslk high school
building in West avenue, last night. to
take action on various matters and to
olpct'oilipors for the coming year.
“ Bradley 8. Keith was elected as
chairman of the board for the next
years“ Wilfred Budweii secretary.
Then the matter or appointing a
board of acting school visitors was
brought up and came in for some
ws'rm discussion.
Dr. Kendall thought that a superin-
tendent or schools should be appoint-
ed and a salary paid- him.
(Continued on Second Page.)
mFood sale. 'Womsn's Municipal
League. Sat, 3 p. in., Miss Mallet‘s
store.
union ll
» iii iii iiilll
Candidates in Recent Totvn and City
Elwhom File List oi Expenses
The candtdsl for silica in the rc-
csnt town ‘ {xgglpctiona as re-
quired 9'." ' 3' e filed a list or
their expenses with Town Clerk Her-
bsrt‘lt. Smith. The total expenses to
own-tam» album... .. ..
A ,- v. . 01.12
a ‘ 3 '~ an «so
do '2 , sons
James '1‘. j ~ 3, eeiedbnen 46.00
1". Leonard. . - 'liown
MI .ell;;b.eedoeeeuu 62.00
Merlot ii. . ‘i‘own
Commltbbe. ll Dietrich. 62.49
Frederick ii. 3. jolly
Committee. a o aik.. 70.25
A. D. Wiilvm ii 3‘ . Com-
at mitten. South; at and
' Town Commit“. lecond Dis-
trict ..15i.io
Frederick 8. Alli 3. treasurer
City Republicsn mittoe.. 83.82
John T. liayee. lt‘nsurer City
Democratic Committee ...... 182.".
Wilfred Bodwolt. for city trons»
urer . ........ ....... ....... 10.50
Howard A. Mo
. for city
War of we-
treasurer
tor fund‘ ....‘i... .. ......... 38.00
Chester 8. Solids: dor city trea-
surer and l nor of water
fund ...... ... . ........... 21.00
Robert G. “itcheli. for town tax
collector ......... 71.98
Herbert 0. Pollard. for town tall
coilectbr ..... .* ....... 60.00
William B. Wilcd . tor city trill
collector .............. 75.7.5
A. W. ilroyfilss. tilt tux colloc-
lor ........... ........ 60.00
William i. Debit. for city in
collector . .................. 50.60
Addison A. iiottii. for city tax
00"er ............. “1.00
Robert ll. Wolfe. for prayer. .. 70.00
Memos M. ”William". l‘nr '
mayor .......... lithe
X. W. Minefield. lily iiili or. . .. 95.00
John J. Genes, for city it orit. .. 32.00
s. r. iiuatln it. lol- oily clerk rial.
Albert II. Po lines. for controll-
ill” ........u.... 28.00
(ll ......
John ll. Paul. for councilman. . 1.60
Dani“ Bull . ior councilman. 2b.”
William it. . for coun-
c' lulleetebddleeetseeet “IN
Monasticism. 11.60
All us P. , for «any 13 ill
a. fifeOODlOflf“:%él&1nz l
. rm usiwoil'oi'. 'iii’i' Milli.
m “metastases-scout”: “:75
Johnnluae.foroouncilmn.. 9.00
mus has. for councilman. is.»
' i
, . Multicultural...
3 g. lisiiwiis. for actin-
sm 'gi'il'bde'ill'fb'ghoouncmuii:
llleh)..e;:eos\oueelei':
'seisosui’iuuiuinn-i
i
new Iii! natal-both:
‘ soonest-seeiuuu
Wiffim for city alter»
shrietunus-iiiau
iii
sin ti
who“; ”
soon liorwaln
sienna nuisance.
I
large Delegation Placental llcslinl
in the Superior Court
m
Many prominent men from Bout!
Nor-walk were present at the hearlnl
in the Sundries Court» yesterday on till
appeals of wdovico Giordano Ind
James F. Layden. from the county
commissioners. Both the ap Ila'ivtiI
have saloons on the Was lngton
street bridge. One of the saloons is
close to the draw. and the other. that
of Mr. Laydon. at the East Norwslk'
approach. Years ago there were a
number of saloons on the bridge. but
they have dwindled to two. The last
time the proprietors applied (01' a re-
newal of licenses they wore refused by
the. county commissioners. Both took
an appeal, and yesterday both sp-
peals were heard at the some time, if‘
being a point action. They were rep-
resented by Attorney J. B. Kline, oi
Bridgeport. and John J. Walsh.. At
torney William F. Tammany and Al
torney John Bolden iiuribllrt are up
posing the liquor dealers.
There was no testimony taken at
to the respectability of the petition
ors. as that is not in- evidence or in
dispute. but there was a raft of evt
deuce taken as to the suitability oi
place, the police set-Vice. and on tht
question if there are enough salooni
in that section of the town. The com
missioners refused the renewals or
the ground that there were saloon-
enough in the town. and that tht
bridge was not vrcll enough policed
To offset the that assertion about or
cry policeman in Norwalk was sub
pnonaed to be present at the hearing
and the town perhaps had to do will
he” patrol service than usual yestel
lt_\'. I
General interest in the action of thi
appeal iii i’clt bccausc it brings bi
again the old contention ’sr a colour
on the bridge. tinny years ago Her
man Mslmo. formerly the proprlotm
of tho Giordano place. was refused r
license by the county commissioners
The nose went by the board on ac
count of default of appearance.
The witnesses reached yesterday
were all called by the defence and b3
the time court adjourned only about
hall or them have been heard. The
once heard included Albert H. Harrier
Daniel 1‘. Murphy. Herman Hyder, A.
id. Austin. John Shoo. Max Guthowslty
H. R. Miner and Policemen John H.
Smith. John Toothiii, Frank V. Rey-
mond and Frank Btratton.
'13. case is on again today.
...... .W
~HAI;P Mic! CALI.
Sideboard and buiet sale. Friday
andfiatuuiu. Oct. 28 and :3. Twelve
on the sidewalk. Prices from 88 ii
818. Not old stock.
RAYMOND a EON.
«and is Main St
Wiiiiilliili lilih ‘
this i tilillii
Slate Ollictrs Present. 'lhree Candi
dates Initiated and a Supper Served
Washington Camp. No. it. Paulotit
Order of the Sons of America. held a
regular meeting last. night in the belt
in Ewart: I: Cornell's hiock. There
was s large attendance of the mem-
bers, and a delegation from Camp No.
3. of Greenwich, as well as several oi
the slots encore were present. Thret
candidates were initiated and thm
propositions for membership were re
cetved.
State President Frank Oushluilll. 0
Hartford. delivered a has address. If
porting a. steady increase in tho mom
bershlpéx~kthe order. with excellent
Dmapec ahead. Two new camps are
now in progress of institution. itc-
marke were also Milli by State Vice-
President Charles Williams. of New
Haven; State Secretary J. A. Wright
of Morison; stats Treasurer L. H.
Bouilsie . of New Haven; Dr. Samuel
H. Hun nylon. the medical nominal
of the order in Norwaill. and Pest
State President. William H. Baillie. oi
lliest Norwaik.
At the conclusion of tho admirable
initiate” work by the stated“ local
calcar- and the epceohpeking. e
tempting oyster supper was served un-
der the direction of the entertainment
consul toe.
W
unorl't forget to get a sample oi
(3’31th Compound at the l‘innea‘s
unionism
ilii
0er
of'ou'r slimy. i in
as it a I
:Dfleto‘s‘m‘stwh’lch U006 ‘ w
have Motif -
to
“it.
' Olives
“ Jury ”INN“ Verdi
.m’
WW
, lilies awarded
costs by Judge.
the court of coin-3
nrt rules that the
d the damages.
WelleKnown Playwrightllonored by :m
Fellow Members ol the Nor-
wsllt Countiy Club
'3 amber-oars 20. not.
w.m.—~ww-w-—..—.. 1.. w ...... ...—M
“mm ‘ ”I .
Ills-noses
Psi.- eml warmer tonight.‘ ,
hocowilng unsettled "i'iuil'Iilslti
warmer weather; moderate" ..
winder. 3 ‘
...—...... ...n... W...
MS Silliliii Sililflll
.. m. um.m- ...—...
ar-
Milli HR » illiiiilillll iliiil
Sherman Council. No. 1.342.. ROyai
l 0 port l... l her of members present. and a delega-
0. teen 3 . .
s was a passenger
' salon train last
an India on the plat-
iorni of‘the? ' , wh e the engine
stopped to tails 3‘, for. The fireman
pushed the stand pe away sud Keogh
wee cove with d coal dust.
He was Wis face and
neck and . woe- ruined. He
brought a moi-min allegingccete-
lossnesa on'tite pditiifllle human. "
spring.
PRlSl. SilliiEI’S ,Sl’tlilli
if il’l'illiliiiliill
Responded to by Mr. Klein and Sev-
eral Olhm'
‘Gti‘lOP. 3
no will 11‘!
Twenty of the oliicera and members friend. clung 9W again at my
of the committees of the Norwslk old stand.’ it flain street. lily-
Country Club assembled at the club '
0. PlTZEl}:
house last night to honor a member of -~ .
the governing board. Mr. Charles
Klein. with u complimentary dinner.
given as an oxprceelonof their appre~
station of his numerous courtesies and
of their esteem for him no a die-
tingulehod and most estimable follow
citlsen.
'l‘he affair was in charge of Presi-
dent Golden and Vice-President Har-
strom. and they made it the most
charming function in the history ol‘
the club. Shortly after 7:30 the dining
M
room was thrown open. and a wicrd '
and fairy like vision was exposed to County Hullh 0mm George E, Hill.
the Ditto of tile diners as they walked r ‘ , ' . .
in. The table was darkened except 0‘ Bridgeportl’nys I van h
for the lighted candles in tho favors M Willi
placed at each plate. which who our-
illoliliitfiifilll the center by a large and
no .. ue Haliowe‘on pumpkin having
the appearance of being supported by
a beautiful bonnet of chrysanthamums.
As the gentlemen sought their plates
at the table they found them given
on delicately hand-painted place cards
in a variety of artistic figures. of the
sex whose absence was the only regret-
able feature of the mobs. At the.
guest of muslin the souvenir wef-
particelariy appropriate. being an in-
genious combination of a lion and
mouse. The favors at the other plates
were unique, and ranged from a rep-
resentation of tile ooldeetm extreme
known. the North Pole. to the ruler
of that other place where a north
pole wouldn't last long enough for
either Dr. Cook or Mr. Peary to claim
that it was his discovery.
Each of the menu cards also con-fl
tained pretty and suggestive speci-
nleni'l of the decanter's art. The menu
was as follows: ’
(loneomme
liltiiliil hilt
will not
tngtonstreot bridge 'u'ster shell plie‘
nuisance gained additional impetus,
yesterday. when County Health on-
ccr George ill. Hill. of Bridgeport.
came to this city and after looking
over the alumina olnuhnticaiiy os-
Pfl‘mtl the opinion that lilo uiwlltpllo
is a nuisance.
inasmuch as the ethos (if county
health claim has its limitations of
now"; Mr. Hill, mm well ”dorm to
the, scene by Dr. (loom 8. Kendoil
of the board of health. of this cl .
recommended that the regular course
be pursued. Thuuilll salience of
what should be iionc. ii is not within
ilmilh Officer ilili‘a province to orbit
trariiy order the sllntcmcnt of the
nuisance.
instead. the city health board will
lskc up the matter at a meeting to
hr hold shortly. probably within a
law days. and will formally call the
attention of thc hcalill ot'llcor to the
condition iilcy dolor» in oolnplaitl
El Caption
Kalamesoo Celery
liluo Fish a in Country (“duh
Pichwick Sorbet
Grilled Kidneys Third Degree
Chicken a is Maryland
lied Feather Salad
Camembert Rodnetort about. Following thir- Mr. Hill will
Toasicd i‘rsckcrs connmunlcsto with the Andrew Radol
tlofloe Oyster Company, who conduct the
‘ While norm opening establishment which has
Sparkling iled-(lsptlhnurouui been the cause of so lunch colllplillnt
Pall Mall liquors On account or the tilit'lill. The Met
ii'lrnai i‘crtcctoe
The dinner was well prepared and
served. and compliments to Howard
Totgsn were freely bestowed for his
clinically as a caterer, and for his
general effectiveness in the club house
management.
flpeidel’s orchestra, which disconrsod
both instrumental and vocal music
during the feast. were in their llap~
pleat mood, and by their not selections
added much to tile Joyful-noes of the
occasion.
About to o‘clock. otter cones had
been sipped and the Ernst Perfeotos
lighted. President Golden rapped for
or. and said:
tlelnerl: There is it cause for
'~ occasion. and for this ioyous oo-
we have the cause with us.
Other occasions have led to this so
company will be Mili'liltid to about
lht‘ nuisance and. ii there is a fstluro
to carry out the request. the latter
will probably be followed by an order
to do so. '
Just what the courts are likely to
do with a case of this character. of
course. cannot be positively forecaab
od, but residents of the city do not
anticipate that the action or the court
will give a decision which. if outset
them in this case. will be so inimical
to their interests.
A number of wet-its ago a petition
was presented to the board of health
consenting this nuisance and toe
health oldest- of New Haven county. in
the some. of in. Hill. also came
here recently end looked the situation
ticuierl
over.
in the summer. get the alt.-
nation is well at; lntolora lo train
til. stench due to the decaying malt.
left in the shells after the waters are
opened. and it is almost! contended
that the nuisance to one that greatly
canton. it has been our pleasure to
m tannin-“pitch” out“: $th mgmigg: Wowhfiitl NW
"that in. '
in mend to none. and legume pundit» w“ "' ‘ W"
l . I flu’filu‘ OWN? 0“an
(Mm 0‘ "fiff‘w .h'fliiisul‘rialltgz tail asylum with Hg‘elt‘
'vo .I D T I G'.‘ Millpond. V‘.
A. M "- 33...?” "l 0"“ given consolation tothnnaeods. The .
are the givers of cells m3
to tile voted and varied lnllids of
these who build with thousfit and
brain. lisooth thewrlnltied brown or
care and fill tilt MI" With "It toil
offer Divorce, but
l'ih Dee
l a Judge Must Oeilfl m.
mares no" or up.
myths sill. hing. Widths:
Miami suit “for di- poacemyunt try ONI All cool d '
the A . ' '
mt“ _erstolltheln
vs ' I’PlIiOiiTllio
bola. will b:
% In. In Mm“.
so. eat m. is
"MMI'
left.”
. Eifl
. mentions-st to combine Waeh- .
'Ol‘od
Mentor rm- »
carpet bowl game was played between
teams of Sherman and Panes-us Coun-
cils. and the former team won by a
score to at: to two. The teams were
as follows:
Sherman—P. A. Par-sells, E. C. Bow-
en, William Stevens. Ralph J. Gom-
SiiiSi illiliiil WM...
‘ l ' g." , peiBowls Are Played and En-
ANNHUNCED ierisflrmenl Follows
Arcanum, hold a regular meeting last
William F. Hoyt & Son Take 0... acronyms; homers:
“w Sterling Oyster Company. New Haven. There was a large sum-
tlon from Ponassus Council also at-
lilSliiSiltiSl iii .
Silliiii ISRWiili liliSliilSS
Oyster Boat Rhody Green to Melt:
‘ Headquarters Here
strup. .
Ponaseus—E. A. Austin, H. O. Pol-
lard, Frederick Reidei, Clayton Park-
er. Cart France. Joseph Evonsskl.
An important change ill the bust.
nose of a well-known South Norwalk
oyster firm. that of William F‘. Hoytr.
i! Son. has just been announced. and
will mean the further extension of the
business. By thc llcw arrangement.
William F. Hoyt & Son consolidate
with the Sterling Oyster Company, of
Greenport. imlg island, and the con-
solidated firms will continue to be
known as the Sterling Oyster Com-
pally.
Hereafter all of the opcnlng opera-
tions will be conducted in sleuth Nor-
wulk. whom at the lower end of Water
street. w. it‘. Hoyt & Son rebuilt and
enlarged their opening plant to meet
the demands of their increasing busi-
nous. which this fall has been assum-
ing very large proportions. Oysters
opened here are shipped oil over the
country. This is possible owing to the
tilt: . 1evolopmont of the carrier sys-
tem. Provision is made for icing the
product and the result in saline and
fresh oyster. at destination as shipped
from Seuth Norwalk.- People residing
in the west are thus enabled to enjoy
fresh oysters the some as others who
live right here along the Sound shore.
With the consolidation will come a
still larger Opening establishment and
plane are already well under way for
the change. The fall business is well
under way. but the change will in no
manner interfere with the shipments
which are going along just the some
as ever.
m. With
best
Quartet, which is this week at Music
Hall then appeared and gave a high-
clsas vaudeville sketch, entertaining
for some time with excellent vocal
solos. duets, tries and quartets. They
wero.repeatedly recalled and respond-
ed lonely co encoreo. Eldred Brun-
piano.
Later in the evening refreshments
were served.
Silliiiilli Sillillil
iESliilES Ill [Still SiSE
cl Fight Again-J the “Unlair”
Msnulscturers
HARTFORD. Oct. 20.——.iohn W. Scul-
loy, secretary of the Norwstk Finish-
ers’ Union. was alien to the witness
stand when the trial of D. iii. Mews.
against members of the Hattere' Un-
ion in this state was re med in the
United states Court the morning.
Wilson is one of the 340 defendants
damages of $240,000 because of an al-
logud bomt. He testified that he
we appointed a doleg‘uo to a convert
or the United Hatters of North
" {gamut ‘ é . “d I
~ ' ' "m“ "solution ‘llm‘dll‘ '
the oysur , y Green. and . g ,
turns over to the Jolgt interéete zoo “h" n "M“ m u” "m “I a
acres of as this oyster ground as can
be round in the Sound.
The Rood! Green has a carrying ca.
lty of 1.300 bushels and she will be
not busy as well as the factiltieg of
the old firm in the carrying tins.
Siliill Williiilli .
ll llllili iSilillS
A Heavy loss oi Lilo Reported and
Many Sections Are Flooded
MANILA. Oct. 20.-A typhoon of
unusual sorority swept across Nortlr
era and Central 14030!) on Sunday
night. Wire communication with all
points beyond Dagupan. Luann, was
cut oil and details are lacking. One
the brought to from
lien Fabian pm that the toes or me
well considerable and the damage to
properly heavy. 'i‘omntlei rates so
companion the storm and extensive
area was flooded. The railroad bed
was washed out at several points and
one railway Italian wee sw t am.
HONG KONG. Oct. to— any ine-
ualtles attended the typhus that play-
ed havoc with the native shipping and
damaged other vessels at various
points on thaooast durillldg the night.
At this the Glenda Oil steam-
er L uret touted the Jeannette
steamer lie Kong tiara on both
At Rocco the Portu-
guaboat.l’etria was lifted from
te meeting. and carried it the One-
ton River. where it siren on a
flooded rice field.
use houses were blown down in
the vie U or fleece. where Junta and
fishing smacks is turn number found
cred. involving many casualties.
W
WHIILIHOLIMAN.
Wedding WOW My It until
Nowell: Oeogregalienai Famous.
The many friends,“ Ilse Gertrude
Colonies, deugnur choir. and lg:
and called upon members of trsdo or-
ganisation to. refrain from patients-
ing their goods. .At the convention
toe on labela‘snd‘ boycotts. He was
used if his committee reported ea
institution with reference to a boycott
against the New York Sun at e con-
vention of the American Fodcretlonof
bbor. lie consulted the records.
found such a retolution. but could not
tonsil anything concerning it. The
resolution was then read by Attorney
Merritt for the phlntltfs. lt abounded
in such terms as "infamous conspi-
racy." "scab labor." “rat labor." dea-
picablo plot." in reaching a peroration
declaring that the once should be un-
forever. and calling upon measure of
the union to refrain nowptrontsing
in the paper.
At this point Attorney Beech ob~
{noted to the introduction of the reac-
ntlon as it was not relevant toil“
case.-
Attorncy Davenport insistodthat it
was. and read paragraph 15 of the
complaint. in arguing the point he
slid th
the American Federation of Labor was
mined among other things for boy-
‘ I
purposes.
”This tremendous machine was or»
gantesd.” he declared, "for the purpose
of boycotting-generally. One of the
insane used tormrlsh"
“i obioot." said Attorney beach ris-
ing from his seat. and again calling
ettaention to the lrrelovnn‘cy of the
testimony at this time.
Attorney Davenport assumed that
obiectlon wetlands because the con-
stitution or the American Mention
or Labor was not in evidence at this
time. if so. it. was willing to defer
this line of examination.
admigt‘zle at this stage of the trial
the u not. to any at-
when to load guest. ill-7
W
Chief of Police William Vollmer is in
iirtdgcport today to lull in the
Wee ington street bridle - one-
es.
tended and onioyod the occasion. A tinel
check. I). W. Raymond, Eldred Brun-
The Black Prince and Alabama Four
eirup and iron White moulded at the
South Norwellt Halters Olliciel Tells
from whom it is sought to collect nduiu.
ens *'
a.
union Imt "chair" manufacturers -
witness was a member of the connect.”
Judge Plait ruled the evidence in. 5‘
. ”5:1”... ......
Classified advent mate it
n is ltd-centers; till.“
fich‘e'd‘ditldnel‘gord‘. 1 cent no: I
WANTED.
WANTSP—LADIES TO DO 3'!
i
lug at homo on their own it willieK
ciilllnu: it t work. good peg.
Address Afihcare Sentinel. t .
WANTED—AT ONCE at
lmrcrs. Apply to John'li‘. 393mb ,
West Ave. " f
WANTIDwA FIRB'i‘ CLASS A-
ster; steady job to right man. fofin
McMahon. (”Eli
WANTIWCONo-HAND g.
‘turc. parlor loves and ranges; plus
in good condition and cheap. Adds
Day 8t.. South Norwailt. nu
WANTED — TWO UNFURNI .
rooms suitable for light hon-altos
centrally located Address 8.. cal-so
wanna—4mm PER CENT. 3? _
to men and lady canvassere on sales ..
mill direct to con-timer of p -
and children's hoe ory. no assault.
necessary. Address P. 0.
rl
Box I“. We ,
tng. Pa. oil ‘
WANTlD—BO . APPLY STILLS? .
.Poweil Corp. all huhlngton 8t, .,01_ _3
WANTID—BY n , ' ’
mulch fimmm' it
n :l ' , . . 0 .
Apply DI Lexington Ave. , got ht
w strum—moon PEOPLE MT
Aderision-iv: on of Clean Noting
leaner at Fireman's Fair, A «t ,
week. bon't fall to so. it. n. .
brook. agent. 31 Adams Ave. . on t _
waursn—ro somatic. __ "
settle and tilt .
"I on Vol.
fi§€&?ru°&mw south is
{on
WANTID—EXPEWCED 0pm
d is to learn shirt men :3
gringo-igloo. steady sol-it else?! a
body 1 Co. in
To LET «
To tar—arm HEATED koala:
‘ from r week to “
ty rdfotmsoulh filial. 030 3!
re LIT—onvnN-Roou novel’s. any
in: myorncnts; laundry in meat. he
nulls 37 Quintard Ave. old-3t
TO LIT—«FOUR ROGUE. SECOND
floor. Gt Fort St. .lnqulre Dr. F. 3. Stay};
JI—
ro LlT—COMFORTABLY mallow
ed rooms. centrally located; mode
provernents. References rewind.
dress 3.. care Sentinel.
To LI .—-HOUBE 05' SIX , .
rooms. be h and attic. all motions ,
minnows: “21.3."qu
e i nos 0 .
wardyAvg. q ‘ 0%
T LIT-AN
in Boast Nor-wall:
mtnutu‘ h Ira
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COME LOOK AT
Winter men of . ,
3313'an and "
kinda. Conrad flora...w‘~
sur- ovnsnr v— S,
e'atlakblls ethic. db it): Are. a!
gtapmtoante. Tel. ii ; ; Janus. . -
iv ie‘oooo l
side all . t
out “in"tolo“ .
painted homes.
on
r tad mom
Sitting 00.. 7| hi
ionlsed or forced to close its doors Co
dealer. or corporations thah‘ndvertleed ill a; s.
Al NT N0. DECO
I
per by e.
at the pamsraph set up that A...
MOI I P. HALLOO .
liner. distedrlnimed iii
hint net-Mu I too.
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