Lutlivico Giordano Must Close Up.
While James F. Laytien Can
‘ , Continue Business
IIIIS. ltlttll'lulu,
IISII lllltll iiiiill
Settianhere saloons arc Located
Not Suilicienlly Policeti
M
Decisions were received todu' In
three important saloon cuscs Inithis
city and in Norwnik, tho outconio of
which has been awaited with more
than common interest.
All three pt these cases .wcrc before.
Judge Burpee in the Superior Court on
appeals from the decisions of the
county cOmmIssioncrs. Judge liurpcc
decides against Mrs. Annie McDonald,
of Chapel street, Nor-walk, and Ludlvi-
co Giordano, whose suioon is. Iocutcri
on the Washington sirect bridge. and
iu'fuvor of James F.’Luydcn. whosu
pluce is also Iocutcd on tho brldgc.
._.......
(Continued on Fourth Pogo)
-—SPECIAL.
Choice F‘owls, 200 lb.
Spring Chickens. 2130.
Fresh Hams, ioc Ill.
llomemudc or Link Sausugc. Hc Ih.
Loin of l’ork to roast ulld Pork
Chops, 16c lb.
Fresh or (‘orncd Hooks, 120 lb.
Side. Pork, 140 lb.
Shoulder Steak. 10c lb.
Lcun Pot Roast. In and 12c.
. HAYES'
tut stout“ _
, thud till
That the Ncw'Huvcn road virtually
buys the Nonort and Wickford Ruil~
road and Stembootmo nlnany. the
popular line in , mic ., om Wick-
f‘ord Junotl‘ . and iii". lire Line
trains are loft; is stated or upon
good authority. Thc‘hresa bureau ot
the road was. requested to obtain a
statement early this morning. but up
to 2 o'clock this afternoon had failed
to make a reply. The road was sold
late yesterday afternoon under fore-
closure by the Rhode Island Hospital
Trust. company. The company is bond-
ed for 812.000. The purchase price Is
not. known.
M i\' 'l‘.
BIG, FREIGHT RECORD.
Nw Haven Road Using All Available
Cars. , '
The New lluvon road has In active
service today int per cent. of its entire
freight eqllllillll‘iii. the other 2 nor
cent. being in tho repair shops. "No
boter Indication of tho prospcrity of
the country could he had," suys tho
New York Sun. "us the tonnage 0! the
New lluvon road In comprised almost
entirely of row material used in the
various Industrlt-s on tho company's
lines and of thc outward movement of
manufactured products."
Ol’ this grout summit of tritium
equipnloni. which is lit tho prt- u-ul time
being uscd by illt‘ roitd n Int-.40 llt'l‘l'llll-
tape or ii puma»: through ‘bls city In
the way or cool curs. Thorn urn ut pros.
out. on uvcrullc ol‘ sixty i‘ruitbl trulnn
per day pushing through this. city on
tho Wcstorn division ortlw Now IIuv-
on road.
m. . w“...—
REBEKAHS AT RIDGEFIELD.
A delegation of about hull n dozen
members of hint-cits l.l)iikl‘_ I’luugllturs
of Rebekah, oi this city, wont to ltltiuc.
ilold last evening and uttoudod tho
lussquerade hull of the Robckuhs of
that place. at the town hall. llciigor's
orchestra, of South Norwalll. furnished
the music. The South Norwalkors re.
turned home this morning and declare
that. ihoy had it. due time.
m
ausv COUNTY COURT HOUBI.
There will be busy ‘tlmca In tho
County Court House at Brldxoport
next week. The courts which will be
in session will include the Supreme,
Civil Superior and Common Pleas. The
Criminal Superior Court has laid oft
for two weeks in order to malts room
for the other courts. A number of lo
cal matters will come before the
courts during the coming week.
AN EXCITING GAME or FOOTBALL
The St. Marys defeated the iirst
Overloolls by the score or 4140 o. The
festcut‘o of the same was wsltcr Shoc-
han and Frank McMahon mailing the
touchdowns, Tony Riordan and l].
smith always making the Ovcrlooks
tumbio the ball. St. Marys will play
the Overlooks,acaln ‘In about two
weeks. St. Marys chsllcnn any tum
weighing trots till to.“ pounds.
W
«The price or thsiticltsls for the
Town Toschcrs‘ catcrtainmcnt course
will positively not-liswsducsd and no
complimcntnry ticllthwill he issued
lstsr in the coal-tic
will he donated to
tat sad the Day
diatom at the South Not-mus
Pawns.“ 8.00mi Class. Matron
mm"... w
J
. constitutional
Young People oi the Sunday School
Have a Very Enjoyable Tittle
\
A riot of fun; that phrase but In'
adoquutciy describes the Hullowe’cn
purty und sot-Ill! ill the South Norwuik
Congregational Church. last evening.
under the unspiccs oi the cntortuln-
lncnt coulmiltcc of the Sunday school.
The bsscmolu of the church. In
which tho ultulr was given, was dot-.-
oruicd with pumpkins absurd to rep-
i‘estlnl hideous i‘uccs, roru stalks and
oihcr things ('tlilllliOIii)“‘llSt~lfl(‘ililt'll with
this limo of tho your. . 1
Ghosts, goblins. witcllcs and gypsy
l‘oriullo tcilel's llllnuictl with the
throngs oi" visitors who crowded the
church parlors. and adding to the men
rIulcnt of the occasion.
Arthur Ferris nearly frightened lilt‘
life out of some of the more timid
wllcu hc uppcnrcd dresstfd In White
with a skeleton taco llmt scurcd arch
the ghosts. 'l‘bu. Mlsscs Lois Burrs
and listen Hitchcock ccrlullily lookctl
the port of the. Illttcr. :lilti Miss Ruin
it. (flury. us it witch. Iiko those of old
Sulcm. wus rcullstic.
All sorts of Iiullowc'cn guises wot-o
[)ifll'tld. such‘ss chewing ihc string.
In this gumc u mun and or young lady
ouch took ouc out] of a piece of string
in their mouths and cllcwcd. And lllcy
kcpl. on chcwlng until they met. In the
nlliillit‘ null iIicli~-~\\'t- will llruw llu‘
curtain.
Who discovered thc North Polo?
Tllul question was sclllcd once and
for oil at this putty whuu Cook and
Poury. ill tho shnpc of colored count-
t-rs. worn piltcd nyuilz-zd ouch other.
'l‘ht- conic-stunts chosc their colors
and worn thcu hIintlioIdt-ti and tried to
pill lIer colors on it plciuru oi ihc
Nollb l’olc. According to reports rc-
t‘rivml oat-r .i Sill't‘llli \Vll‘t' i't'iil')‘ won
out.
’I‘Ilc t'lllr‘l‘lilliiilll‘lll committed, oi
which .I. S, Iicnry Is chuiruluu. urc
(lut-ur Itcdlluiz. Arthur Ferris. \\'IIIiulu
Armstrong and thc MIsscs Alny Lun-
rcnt-c. Ruth It. (flury and Emilv Nuuh
Misc Nusb and Miss hinbcl l-‘t-rris told
l‘ortuncs ill u booth and unluzcd ihc
nudlcnco by some of their Dl‘l‘illl“
lions. A Iuncht-oil Icnlunudo. dough
nuts, pop corn and nppics was nl-rl'
rd dulluu tho owning.
. a...“
llllllltltllls
_ .. .lllll. lllfllillllli
About $50 Realiwl lot a New Piano
al First M. .E' Church
Last evening's entertainment at til:
Methodist Church. nndor tho auspice:
of the Philnthcc Class was a. most suc-
cessful event and netted shoot :50.
which will be applied to the fund the
society is raising for a now pinpo in
the Sunday school room. Thu Sunday
school room was utlilzcd for thc pro-
grutu und the doors wvrc thrown upon
Into the church In orticr it) ill‘t‘tlllllllt‘l-
dutc the big utionduncc,
Tbs program was as follows:
Orguu und Piuuowinttlruu-zzo
......................... Muscuuni
Mrs. I" ll. Walter and Arthur Ilun-
tington.
SPXtt‘l-w'i'iltt Angel ........ Rubinstein
Miss Loo; Miss Vulcuilnc. Miss Ray-
mond. Miss Richardson. Misses
lray. ‘
Solo» Autumnal Gale ........... (l rle
Miss Gertrude McCoIIlllu.
Songs.
Louis Salons.
Sextet-*Song of tho lilrds. .ltubiusloln
Solo.
Louis fluious,
Skclclw Wily Wu Novor Murrlcd.
"Hcvcn Iluchclorn and blown
Molds."
Each one pnrtlcipullnx In tho ovcu~
Ing's program was encorud llcurtliy
and doscrvctlly.
Old
BOAT STUCK iN WEOTPORT DRAW
A boat passing through the draw st
Westporl. last wooing stock In tho
nlud so hard that sun will not be shin
to be hosted on until late today. and
In tho moon time all vohiolos will have
to pass ovcr tho old bridge. that ov~
suing automobiles wore groutly do
Iaycd in CODM‘QIIllm't‘. The host which
is a cost burgh was being. towed on
tile river to Wontport when site run on
the mud bunks. A crew of mdh and
a in; are at work on her now.
W
PLANI FOR CHURCH
Plans drawn by Architect Ferris
B. Morchouac urn bolus illrurcd for
s new building tor the Hungarian Re-
tormcd Church, or which ltov. Gabriel
Bolton. 20 Lexington avonus. Is the
pastor. it will be a brick ‘sditlcc.
with a. slate roof and will cost about
815.000.
M
VETERAN. OALUTID TAP‘l‘.
BATON ROUGE. Us. Oct. 80.».
When President Tart passed Bayou
Bars he saw two Civil War vocal-sits.
one a confederate and the other s Un-
‘lon soldier. standing together on tho
boson ill-int; a salute with thslr old
muskots. A sosrohiisht plsysd on tho
two grisslod hum-cs. . : "
The president had rccslvsli r. hots
. at. hatches tram the old soldim toll!
in; him they would us than to ssluts,
and he ordered the Olssudsr todrsw‘,
close to tho hank st thst point“
~otVit. smlcs ‘l '
mu; organiils at its idol-rill
c . Nov. Id. .
opportunitiss ‘
. tluoltl
Classes
in -
m
lllllulttllltltllil ' ;
"lilo
WWW
Cilizcns' Savings Bank Bloch. in SI.
.iohnshury. Vermont. Destroyed
Early ’This Morning
lltl till it until
Ililllitttttii ttullll
Several Other Persons Seriously injur-
hy Being Burned ..
sr. .ldltussnnr. Vt. 0m. 30.“
Two men lost their lIrct-l whilc. utlclnp-
ling to escape early today from u fire
which destroyed thc. (,‘Iilzcns’ savings
Bunk block, the principul luminous
building of thiupown, untl olgbt por-
sons are missinll. until» four others
hndly lHii‘llt'tl hut-o lit'l'll lilltt'll in the
hospital. All inroiwd wcrc occupants
of lcncmt‘ntli In tho lull lllll-(‘l‘ floors
of the building. and tho ilrc bud sprt-ud
ironl llllh‘t‘llll'lll to root hci‘m-o tilt-y
worn uwukouctl from thuir tlit‘t‘p.
The dead urcuttllurlcs 'I‘. l'tunilctt.
tlgcd 35. u prinlcr; I_. E. hurling, nut-ll
40. it iuboror. Iloib wclo llIIh-tl by iuIIv
ill}; to tho ulticwull. from tho fourth
story oi“ the bltirkwwhllv utlulupliuu to
dcscoud by ropes whith bud iu‘t‘lt
bmughi Into use ufirr llll‘ Itldtlcrs oi
lot. uhorl to root‘ll lllu uppcr windows.
'I‘hc injurctl. who wrrt- ttlhnli to tho
liriuhtlook Hospital. Hililt‘l'lllK (i'onl
st-vcrc burns about lhu bolls". wort-z
.Vlrtt. Jeanette Doric, William l’opo
untl his lll~ycar~old sun. Louis Pope and
Roy Smith. All will rocovcr.
'I‘hc poison! tillsccoun't-d lot ‘ltld
who are bellovod to lw tn'uf or utility
Iulurcd unlon tho ruins of this build.
but are C arlcs Cushmuu, his
wilt‘ and child: Frank 'l‘snnor and Mrs.
'l‘uuncr; Miss Rosa Mussoy. Miss hilly
Sltwncr and a girl whose naulo could
not be loomed.
The financial" immune. Upon
Chief of Politic var Hail fellytbc du»
ty of giving thoslcria, tossing lbs ton-
snts and girls soluble. aromatics in
rout-no work, gho filo mods Ila pros
cnrc know by throwing a hluzc in tho
chirf‘s flu-o us hu. opened lfio door of
tho Mutton at about 4 o’clock, ul‘tcr
mulling a round of the town. llw .‘li.l
tIon lining in tho buncuwnt nl‘ llll'
block.
Though tho ulurnl won xlvv‘n on tho
lnstnut und tho tlrt-tnt-n runm In With
all sputul, tho- Insidu of the lourslory
lllilltilllK was a iurunct- bofurc built on
rlvml, nu ttlcrnlor woll hnvlllg furnish.
ctl o flut- through with the nature;
swvttl in MI oi Ill..- lioors. Chlof linll.
lnlndi'ul oi tumor In tho icnolnonts
which lli‘t‘lllllt'tl tho third and fourth
slorlcs, but uunbln to roach illcm.
slumtrd u wuruiuu from tho sirt-tsl.
St Inc oi the tununta Wcru awukcnwl.
Olll) to be thrown Into a punit- by lIll'
lll‘tlfitlill'l' of tho flunlcfi. Thou tho lll‘t‘
uppurulus come and ovary mm was
nl'ouscd. 'I‘lw iirclnun shot lud
(torn up the sides of tho build
inn. httt tlu-y'tliti not rcuch tllc third
floor, whcrc “Wit and woluuu \"t'l‘t'
frantirully lll'fiillg tho lil‘l'llll'll to assist
thum. When It Wm. sot-u tho
Intltlcl‘a would not touch, rcpt-s. which
\W‘l't,‘ cvltitlnlly ill lhu building for on
t‘llltll'xt‘llt'y, wci'o brollul into lluc. 'l‘lit-
\t‘iiilit‘n uppuroullr l‘vurt-tl lbu nttoulpl
lli tlcscvnt and llunlit'll lilit‘llllllt'il lo
conic down. llnlld OVN‘ Ituud, to much
tho ton of the ladder. Itiilwr from tho
cxclicmont or 1mm burns on his Ilunds.
be lost. his buluuco and full to tho
sldcwullt. Ills skull was truclurml und
he ttlod Instantly.
Darling. the other mun who lost his
life, In nttolnptlug to pruup llo- swing
In mpo from s wilttlou sill llll lhc
tlt rd floor, lost his bniillll‘" and full.
Ho was tukon to th‘c I'll'lllhtiook Hospi-
tat. whoro ho lived only it few minutes.
F‘Ivu otbur portions. four of whom
woro takon to tho hospltnt to ho trout.-
od for burns. afterwards worn notoiy
I‘lllslllfi out of this building, by tho
hrsnlon. but others who It in iwlicvutl
Wcrc caught by tho llulncs wt-ro ro
ported mlssin after tho urn. 'I‘hcrc
worn eight oft om. thu tho llromcu
had time to odor check to lilo lit-o. iii.
tic oculd be dons and the building was
dsstroyud. The streams Wt‘l‘l‘ thou di-
rected to cooling the ruins, so that n
scorch could be made for tho lulsslnn.
The lower stories or the building
wore devoted to tho bllllliltliill of tho
Clilscns‘ Savings Bank occupying ll
part of the strocl noor. Oincoll filled
the second ilodr. The building was
‘ otvnod by tho Stlvluus Bunk.
tlllu Illlill ullul -
Itiilijtillitllllil
mlmumnmp on. lid—«Trio
than worn killed and s third ma non
iopsiy scolded by the liarsllmsnt or a
output train curly tottsy ht Hanna:-
wcst or Alton The dead:
J. Portions. conductor. Derry. Pu.
Ill: 1". Wynns. custom. Derry.
i
_ on, nu. cum on «r ‘
scorn booming c“
night was that of court ‘ J. lrcl. Duluth-
‘ ters of istlhella. which w. ‘ old at tho
llit‘ llrc llupal‘tlilcm hull Im'li toutld‘
on the Pensnyl j is Railroad. 85 l
iiirtlrsvttnvfilifmsn. Derry. bully t it
w
While actual!
row night, the; ' .. _
tlva occasion‘bm wl,
parties Inst night. most
most elaborate. shill
will be held intros-psi
The biggest Hallow"
ru ptlrticn
party last
. in .‘louth
Knights of Columbus ilr
Main atrcct. wllic'hu‘wurl' cry alimo-
livo decbl‘filetl.‘.lti_€lkvtl'- films, witch-
cs, black cats and vnrlo/ - accompani-
ments of the seasonpvoru utilizsd with
a. high (legroom p Ills. ' ' “
lions. The pathtw no.
vitntlon affair. ‘ ;
Al 10 o‘clock. the gray
lowing a fine (tutorial _ _‘
gun. This was loll: by;
Cornelius A. Mu‘cNamtl ‘ .
’I‘hc Indies Wot-call loot)“.
om most unique custom
or Miss Alice Solon. odd . has made
entirely or union label ’.r
mic Lynch, which, w
postage stamps.
were very putty. in to
tho regular order of _ and onc
dance was knouin as tilts ‘lgilou dnncc.
During this tho only lipllt wadnflordrd
by tho mooubcsnls slimming through
the windows and from tho Jack-ohmic
turns. :
Tho cult-rtulumont our. aibrlci‘ but
very iiuuly rundcrcd tlllt‘. till- Mutt”!
pul‘iicipniing bolus ullporcld time and
uguln. It won as follows:
Itvcitul loll «Applcw. ,
Mrs. llslllcl ”motility. ‘
\‘ouul Solon—Ilium on My l-‘illltcrs.
Mist: llclcnn hilllulyi.
Vomit Solo illuinles \tau’tt'linll.
lCllcort- wi-liug his to ”sloop.
Miss Alice nothing.
Otto fctlturo of thc ducting”: was
thc (may corner at the hang port. oi ihu
moms. 'i‘hls corner sluts draped with
hugs and decorations symbolic of list.
Iowc'on hull was gélleml " sided
with cushions. The lump, 1‘- ut it
Wort» uiso prntiily colored. and it was
In tilts vicinity thlit tho punch bowl
u-us Iocutctl. ’ v
Grunt crudlt is dusftlln commutes
for tho nnc puccus uchicvodr’witb the
putty. ‘i‘hd..m1lm nil CM! roommit‘
too were: Miss Tsasu- Conwamrhslr—
man; Misdahi’arydirouicy, Miss Juan
Conant... . Lat A~t;tllail¢li’-iitt my. Mills
(Talbot-Inc Mullug‘h. Miss Mill-y ill-lolly.
Miss Aunuu Conway.
Customs Hallowc’en Party. '
fills (looms it. You Alstyno enter.
tutuml u midpoint of l‘rivnds at o Kal-
oun't It party Inst crmliuu ul hcr born!
ill llmllon livcullv. trim-w oxicllslve
lil‘t"!l.'ii‘.tilniltl hut! Imvu music 'i‘hn
hound wus proitlll (ll't‘lll‘llll‘ll Ill it
llllllllwr litlprtlltl'll‘llv lll illl‘ ut'llsim. in
addition to \‘al'ltlilrt illllilll.‘t=‘t|n games.
whlsl was pluyml ’I‘ht' ill‘n’l prizc for
which was won by Mm lliiu Young,
and tho connuiuilon In Mir-l rut-tic Iiod~
wuil. Mrs H'ophcn rt Mills won this
)ll‘ilt' itu' (tilt! of lbw IIuIInu’lv‘uu gamma.
A gttluinr lirlllowv‘cll Iouch was
e-_t-l‘\'t~ti_
llsbekahs' Party.
l-"vlwlm i .l:-~. l‘oltuhuln oI' Rt‘llt‘k‘
nl‘. hwlti ’I l't'tguidl‘ Murillo; Inst owning
IlIlIi it \mg. Illht't :ltl‘tlllg-tl tltil‘llm lht?
[HIM {-‘\.' duh. to how u llullowo‘t-n
liltll)‘ in t'tlllllvt-iion Milli lilv lulu-lint!
'I‘Ilt- lllt‘illllt'ly. wow .itt-oltlitluiy ro-
quvstrd to brior. lluitultlt» costumers
uud lht- rcsuii Was it wry lulol‘cnilltit
strut. purllripuimi In by :t Iurgt» untu-
bt'r oi nwulbcrs oi lbw oltlvt. Ilul-
Imvw'ru gnlilt‘h null rcirnr‘lluwnln wow
illi' «tide; of illl‘ l'\‘l'lllll‘l.
Miss Mlllcr Enterinins.
Miss Wills Mllict‘ cuicrlulncrl n
Illl‘xv company of young blonds at n
lisllowu‘uu party lulu. evculuz. st her
boom in Madison strcct. IluIIowc’on
unions wuro of course tho fosturc and
rcfrcsllincnts worn aorVod.
Psrtlss This lvsnlng.
Among tho portion this droning will
to» those or Miss Halon Findlay. at her
homo In r‘ltirdold avcnuo. and Muster
Murshull Iloyi. nt his hmnc. in Grove
strum.
PRIIIl Ill lllll IIiIIIlIlII
fillli iIIl lIIISl IIiIIll
Companions oi the Forest and Their
Friends st the Town Assent
‘ llly Hsii
'l‘ho Pride of Court .Narrull Circle.
Companions of tho moi. of Norwsllt.
sure one chills most «donuts dunno-
of tho season in ths‘vtjlorwailt Town
Assembly Ilali. int cvslllnc.
’l‘bo chair an of ills committee was
Miss Annls . sycrhsuscr und site nor-
tuinly had oysrythins arranged in the
propnr monitor.
in tho cuter of tho iloor‘a space
was wired sud corn stalks and
hunks wars tscltcd.sil around It and
In this spsc il‘lsdlsr's orchastrsdisa
cotlraod wet in u tor the dancom
'l‘horo war sipll son“ durum on the
protrusion a nitric “tor a o'clock
its floor w . mil; “all!!! conducts
The door stamina its: II“. Wit-s
lam Payuc Miss Joanie Notion-y.
Misti Lilo ill ‘t “Mrs. ll. flow
out Icr. '
ho whole
is at ‘
longs oghiprlsud the luv
‘ l j also or his ‘
.-,tlita
minutss oft. the ilttlo 0M0
Obsimsrovctrolt. Ill-own am or. can.
all up to the tops.
aids, the Hudson "8 3'. with Ainllss
at the wheel. took up. its position rcsdy
tor the. work. Bshind thou. ths othsrs
toll In. in two ion: lines. in s thunder
oi‘ «boosts. Ilowly tho smonds ware
soullicd off sud at tho tioh of s No. 41
was on.
tho littls bios oar diatom“ own
tbs oil-cocked 000m. F‘i <
lot» No. lit was oil. in tho loos lsi't
vscsllt by thus
is; No. ts Chains“ and No. it its» .-
mil, wars movsdup to tho hum slid.
MI. IN WG‘
on tll‘cshoui
lundlylt. ,
. coming vglilslils.“
Fslr tonight
. , J
tl
wu it
u A:
p
u
‘. Time oi lite 278 Miles Was Four
Hours. Twenty Five Minutes and
Forty-two Secohtis
Iiflllllllli [Illllllll WIIIS
Illiill’lllli lIIlIPIII
Msrmon Car Secures the Wheatioy
Hill Shiites
moron PARKWAY. l.. l., Oct. so.
The fifth vantlttl‘llllt t‘up muomobilo
race, now a stock our contest. was
started promptly at it o‘clock totluydn.
s
' conjunction with the Wheatioy HI
swccpstullcs and tho Mussapcqua
sweepstakes. two short tllstntlcc roses
for smull cars.
'I‘hc wcnthor conditions wore Ideal
uud scrn-d to bring n crowd of nearly
:1 murmur of u million pcoplc.
’l‘ht' twcutydvc curs cntcrcd In the
NIH“! lupus \vsro sent away in three
tlcttlcbtntsuis. 'i‘llt- llrst of these colr
sislcd of sill curs ranging from 20 to
2!" horscpowcr, uud computing for tho
Mausupoquu trophy. 'l‘bc culrunls for
tho thullcy lIiIIs‘ swcupslukos. four
In uuulbrr. i'oiiowod next, in a class of
”IMF own. 'I‘ho flitccn conlcsinnls for
lb» Vundcrbili t‘up made lip tho third
tilrinion.
'I‘hc sluricl's In tho ihrcc urcnts
Word on lollowu:
hillssnpcuuu .‘lu‘ct-pslakos. Class 4—~
llislullct-. ion inns, ”6.10 mllcn;
No. (‘nr ilrlvcr.
+I~~ i‘hnlmcrs B. Brown
‘13» ‘Ilttdstln George Ainsieo
ill (tiullulcrs Joe Maison
4~I~Machll Arthurfice
thirvMuwcll Thomas Costello
«lliwssnwcti Martin Doorloy
Whoatlsy lrlills‘ Sweepstakes. Clues
llwillstnncc 15 laps, 189.80 miles:
aim—Marion A. Manson
sow Mormon it. W. Hsmuu
int-m Columbia It. W. Wilcox
ilk-Moon Philip Weill
Vumb-rbllt Cup Rscc. (nausea t and
Emmotcncc 23 laps, 178.08 miles:
i--~Flat howls Straps
itw-Simplcx l.. A. Mitchell
i—h‘iut it. A. licorno
5» Atlas Elinor Knox
6-Appcrson
7v»~~t‘hnllncrs
8~Aico
9-»(‘lluimcrs
10——Natlonul
Il-«Nl.ltionnl
ldw-Murmon
Hm Plat
lb——»llulck
16 ~.\It*rt‘odult
l? ricotta .loo. Suymour
The tiny brukt- choir and crisp,
with lust cnougb snuppiucss to the air
to make wraps and furs plosssnt no.
cossol'lcn. Along lilo unrcacrvcd and
uutcucud suction of tho conrso thou-
sands had stood through half the night
and were» crowdtrd oi the turns. Wlivl'tl
dnnuvr Iurltutl.
Al thl- stnrlinu lino illu crowd was
slowcr In nsswuhlinlt. thtulo having
souls rcsorvcd for thcm In tho grand
slund inking ndvsulago of tho late
sltil‘liux oi the race to Journey to the
(‘s'llli‘nfl by daylight. '
W. K. Vanderbilt. 3:1. donor of the
cup and reforms of tho race. was sluoull
tbc first to arrive. With him wore the
three judges of tho course. 3. M. Dub
lcr. Iisrry Payne Whitnoy and Rotary
Sanderson. Those, together with Fred
J. Wagner. starter oi the rue. and A.
it. i’ardington, dlrsctor of the contest.
wars soon encased in a council rota-
tivc to the patrolling or the course.
which motor cycle couriers rcportod
ilugh N. liurdlng
William Kuippcr
H. l“. Grant
L. It. horrlmer
.l. I). Altkcn
(”hm-Ills t‘. Morso
llnrry Stillman
H. H, l’urksr
Louis ('bttVl‘tllr‘l
Spcuccr (2. Wishnrt
congested at various points.
By 8 o'clock the grand inland had
filled comfortably, only a low of the
boxes remaining unmounted.
As this time for tbs start appmcbod
the scans st the grand stand and In
the sunkcn supply
git: immsdlstsly
frontlnx it. took on t
c upset of slip.
pros-ed oxcltsmcllt and fsvsrish sctiv-
ity. The pit strontium frantically
pounded their water hose. which they
had found fro-on still on srrlvins. sud
malts ready the cans of lubricant!
and gmicne soon to In hunt
them to their issln mates in tho race.
on
by
With the stsrtia: timo isss than flu
or
nudists y slow
A [rut shout wont a as
Motion and as. «11%
othsr «atoll with a tsp
don lid. is. tits Moswcl
of Oil-talc bsiltsd lit tbs this for tbs _
frsctlou of ' sound but quickly to .
(EWING l . Ind fol
down the scum. it'll
it“ tho last; at the
Icwsd the othsrs
tllutlbur om
m. swim miss “it “will, - i
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South ‘Norwalk‘ Water Dcparlmrnl
The City Water Department has
been pursuing a system of house to
none Inspection during the present
mouth. The results of the work turn-
luh umplo proof that or tho enormous;
quantity or water brought to the city
daily. 11 large percentage of it Is wast-
all through leaky fixtures. For the
twenty-four dsys’ inspection or this
month there have been reported 233
closets leaking. A large proportion of
them are running the full force of the
conduction. One closet locking full
i’t‘ll’t‘t‘ will waste some 3.000 gallons
of water per day. it 200 of the closets
rqpm'tedethls month are leaking full
force it means 600,000 gallons of wat-
or going to waste every twentysfour
hours. if the 1.000.000 gallons 0! wa-
ter running to waste daily. could be
sold at 5 cents per 1,000 gallon. ‘ it
would produce an income of .350 per
day. .
’l‘hs 1.000.000 gallons of water that
are now being wasted daily would
supply 10.000 people with two barrels
or water for ouch day. Every citizen
should have as much Interest in the
most economical and best results of
the public water system as those who
comprise the Water Board. These 0!-
tlciala are appointed to execute the
management for the peoplc. With the
help of the people results will be ac-
culuipiillhed that. will be boncticlal to
a .
W
EXTRA POLICE ON DUTY.
Chief of Police William Vollmcr
gives warning to the youngsters of
the city that the police will not stand
for any destruction of property this
evening on account of llallowo’cn. 'i‘o
guard against troublc. soverul extra
policculcut will be out. In uniform as
wcll no In plain clothes.
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CONTRACT FOR RESIDENCE”.
l-‘rcderlck Tookcr has been awarded
tho contract for the erection of a new
house at the corner of High street and
Tuylor avenue. for John Casey. it
will ho a one family house. of wood.
provided with convonieuccs.
-—LODGE OF SORROW.
Members of Norwalk Lodge. No. 709.
it. P. O. E... are requested to appear at
the lodzc‘rooms on holiday, «October
3;, 1909. at 1 p. m. ahsrp. for the
purpose of attonding the moors] of our
lstc brother. Smith Northrup. '
Altest: Exal
lirolnnu E. Malina. Secretory.
ulsrj
Classlfisd sdvsrtlscmcnts on this pm.
as words or loss. 25 now 8 tin... :
spell additional word. 1 cull per mall-slots.
son SALE.
FOR SALE—dish" BUYS FINE LARGE
sown-room housv. largo uttlc. In flno con»
.lilttm, m-ur h‘lllrflvld AWL; would do for
rum lumiitcs. 8”th cash. Address Box
fill. south Not-walk. 030 it
FOR GALE-HORSE. CHEAP. IN»
quire I’nion l‘urccl Delivery. 2 North
Main at. Tel. 040. 029 it
FOR SALlwl’Altlnllt BTLWE, AL-
must new. comp. inquire J. A. Rudder,
lull South Mun at. Tel. 609-5. 089 It
FOR SALtw‘l‘wo a’rltAht HEATERS.
onc largo and one small; can on bought
rib-an. Addrm Steam Boilers. south
blot-walk. Conn. 02in
”w. ._ ~ .. W—
f-‘OR CALI—«GOOD DELIVERY AND
mild horse. inquire at Coleman's nswl
atnnd, or 30 High 8!. ‘ 029 at
FOR sALl-Jti' 'l‘Yi‘ldlt’RlTER. 1.4ch
new}. uuixcrsal kt;¥ll0lftl.hctllll‘ "no.“
nos out mars tan t s In or.
What's offer-ad? Tclcphono 808x.” 029 It
FOR aAle-SIEVERM. WORK H083-
cs. chap. inquiro n. '1‘. Union. Dorian.
Tel. 33th.. on at
FOR BALI-I’. 8.: volts YOUR Rm)?
task? (Sculury tlompnuod stops all leaks;
the our whorl: guaranteed I yours, or
mud us i and wo will sand on i out
of Ccntu (.‘omr‘muud and patches.
Coutur‘y outing on Manufacturing Co.
lot. 43. No. ll nsvlew Avs.. East Nor-
wsilr. or! st
son lALl—J‘le. comm-nu wurru.
scvcn waits old; vary tins stock. Price
rmonshls. In hire 1. (l. Button. In r-
lsndcnt Kscw In. Dorian. H
”
BUBINESS NOTICES.
JAM IA. F - . .
...... out" “or ”and.
" t - “.rrr
ll lttltt on. for
of app lusnls. 'l‘sl. all «rt-I.
PAlN‘l’an, DECORATING AND PA:
par hll‘lfll. by a prscilcol rosin. om
our trial 0 or to Alan Whit l
y A». ilmatsa uneasily 3' ll
7 out of wall noun.
9.
COM! Ll) K I"!
Wintsr sun as OAQTWMNI :A llt‘uoullzgo?
list! wmwm cu Tick-
”. a "i
and“ s. t... .. “than s!
'8 OD WIATH I . OUT-
”? idiot
on all:-
gé; 3m. lat us so
will i
color” pistol
G alpha. ll
outing 00.. ll
m u dl'l‘lg'hIn
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Worthington 8t.
W
0|“ WAGHXN ’
now mu tor opium unsol- as
t. hly uncut
turn
U fl
... till. lino
f"..' R frag ”a!
" Dclerminédio Siopii . l.
l
lulu Ins cutouts.
inuulrs E" . C. Nswltir
W...“
comm «ml mm on out
as w s or isss. nuts 8 tun
sschfldltlonsl wo . ‘1 ”clip" In
WANTED.
WANTED-n1 YOUNG MAN Ari Dilly?-
t~r fol‘,tht.- Crescent huuudry. A l y at this
Laundry. Soavlow Avon East, “which
w rs“, soon patrons m.
ottlllAlt'h‘ll gall] trucks. Raymond Bl“) .3!
WANTED —- YOUNG amt. mil
lltnltwwlll'k. family a! ‘two; ms. r w
swmlo or [rich preferred. Mrs. optima. ‘1
25 lluyvlt-w Ave. 0303.
wmrsowornnnrons 0N [his
{inc titruw haul. stitch and box ’ltlncsl
Moody work, ood w as; ralir ‘
refunded. Juan J. See u &
CO. 115 NO .
' 930
Mo.
a.
h
Hcvonth St. Philadelphia. 1;
‘ i
WANTED-WABHING TO DO.
home. inquire to Mxlngtoutnvc.
WANTED—YOUNG MEN TO 15!:
automobile business by mail and r n
for positions as chauitcurs and repair mp
We make you expert in ten wee n; anoint
you to secure position. Pay big. work .
pleasant dcmsud i'or men creat' roosting.
able. rite tor particulars an
a
lesson. Em§lro Automobile outflow .,
cheater. N. . ‘ .
WANTID~RELIABLE MAN. GOODt- ~
driver. ‘ttccuatomcd to stable wor . .
care of horses. Address Dr. E. E. .
Norwalk. . . o
WANTlnu-AN AMERICAN 0R GER-
man woman, to do [choral housework and '
assist in part care of elderly lady. no chil- "
dren: to 0 more nights. Give refersncc.
Address 5. W.. care Sentinel. South “Nor-
walk. . ' 080 It
WANTED-SITUATION AT GENERAL
housework. inquire 2 Windsor Pinata?“
AGENTS—THERE IS ‘AT LEAST 01. ‘
a week in it for your spare time. an
more if you can work all the time. Thu ~ -- .
most liberal proposition ever put up to
make money. investigate this at once. .
You do not need any money or m
anca. Write for rtlculars to II
Black a; 00.. ii Beverly 8L, Booths].
has. 00m.
WANTED—COMPETE)??? GIRL
chmbermald and waitrc 30p 1
Inn. Mrs. H. 8. Lockwo ,
Ave.
wANT£o~r0uNo (mu. T0 A83!”
in light housework; white or colored. tn-
outrc lit Orchard St. a" it 7
WANTED—«AT ONCE. THREE ROOMS
for light houwhooping5 by man and wife.
’Addrcss i... Scutlncl Rice. 0883!
WANTED-AEXI‘ERIENCED OPERATe "
oreI and girls to learn shirt making; .5.
trul'c looming. steady work. Clout . 9'
body a; Go. on, t
martial ‘
039 it
WANYED-TO BUY. ALL KINDS 0|!l
cattle and uitmuBoltprim hold. ax- ‘
tra rlces oroa . H. Fricdmn. - .
mm cut Turnpike. South Nor-wag, ..
35'4“ 2.
TO LITwFIVE‘“
door. centrally loco
adults only. Address
roe. St. N
l saw it. ' :
new house. Woodbo Art. .
menu. ten roo
ms. t?» h .
no: third door, on. lit. ll. hall. W
angion strcet. 012; count, Washington!
St. 01.50. Raymond Bros., South -
walk. Moat
TO LIT~AT 0 OR ' D an.
apartment of hue rooms. turn bed or on-
furnished: improvements. nouins 58
West Ave. 010 3:
TO LET-‘FlNE HOME It]! CENTER 0!"
city. all furnished. with in cuts:
us month. Sec uwmnca Am» 3t.
TO LETwFURNlBHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. in prints loudly. Ad-
dress 8.. cars Domino . 030 st
TO LET—maulsunb goon. Am
improvomcntc. 9 Hartford , Bout); .'
Norwalk. 030 at r.
TO LlT-FlPRNlBHED R003. '88
Bpl‘ll’il 8t. Inquire upstairs on paras“
rooms. first floor. at Covc Av... East Nor»
walk; improvements; rsfcronccs. Atl-
druaa Cl. 3.. cars Sentinel. on as
To LIT—APARTMENT! or E
70 LETwTO SMALL rm“. swath
» i c
rooms and both. Improv manta; prl to
entrance and collar. at 82 view Aw
inquire of C. H. Aistho o. 83 an
vicw Avc.
029‘
TO LIT—«THREE noo‘ s. snout
floor. and attic, or can or s with pl
out lemon» for four rooms rot noon.
kcxlnxton Ava. Van Noah. lo 3.37%
vs. 0
. scams
To LlTu—FlVE nouns wrm ill. . hit
is ‘ ‘
pmvomcnta. F‘irst ill. East orwsik. In
quire It. Jocolovslty. 'First ’Eut Nor
walk. 1» osil
To Ll‘f'mWHOiahl 03 mm or ,.
house deslrsbio sud ccntr location. our '
thc rccnl bath room on door: .
on Nov. 1st
. mutt. oh! 3!
To sv~snvnumoofl nouns.
rn an outward butldi E. lnnuirs 00
infield tit... wast Nor 028 at
1'0 LIT—D0113]; "GU or“ EUP-
srats s‘ystsm. six has mills” and both.
our: cm urn-unis in.“
word Ava. ' fl _ ll 0%
re tor- out! " .
not lint? lush. ‘
Bsrtnol. mainland. [
O guzéolfltt-ROO .
ti ‘ "a ‘0’.me
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