NTINIL TILEPHONI p“ ‘ito‘LL. two Department limo D ”Moment 0 o. Namath deuce Residence ‘2. income binac'ronv ‘ Dated Cmnmunlcatliin of Old cdnfl. No. 109, F. and A. M., , held It It: rooms NOV. 2d. 1909. .ock p. to. Work. F. 0. degree. or Malone cordially and fro- invited. Fraternnliy yuan. ROBERT M. WILCOX. acc'y. . RNE FOR THE HOSPITAL. ' connection with the emergency ice or the Norwnlk Hospital, to Which" we have had occasion to refer Milt time to time, Dr. (ii-curry makes important suggestion. lie favors accruing of an interns or young graduate doctor for the hospital ser- so he to go out with each call of like ambulance, similarly as in the big do. This suggestion has been made Moro by Dr. Gregory. but it is under- and that there has been objection to the ground that it would mean dition of another doctor to the town's quotn.1)r. Gregory, however. any: that he is convinced that the hos- pital must eventually come to this step. .- The usual procedure in securing an ‘ interns in to have an examination par- ticipated in by the young graduate dbctors. Such an internc serves from eighteen months to twa years without salary, his compensation being the ex- perience and his hoard. :~ in this connection it is pointed out that. in many cases treatment on the spot where the ambulance has been called would suffice and obviate the . necessity of taking the patient to the hospital. This suggestion seems to be one which the officers of the hospital . might well consider carefully. .__._..._.____._.... . Tonight the youngsters will be out " committing ilnllowe‘cn pranks and - _ while they should he held for property ’) Balcony, I Some people are so tender hearted that they hesitate to die on account of the grief they fear they will cause their: friends. . ‘ WW ‘ Do youthful one woman who really cares anything about, wonum suffrage? 11110an ‘ 'v runs FOR ALL. Preliminary to the Vanderbilt Cup Race Run Off in New York Today. NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-'i‘he Broad- way free for all, the usual informal preliminary to the Vanderbilt Cup race was run off just before dawn today with probably a record number of en- trants and with some new speed rec- ords for that thoroughfare. Every sort of four wheeled inotor vehiclethe “rubbernr-ck” wagon, the motor omnibus the taxicab, the Lim outline, the touring car and runabout- all were out in countless numbers and some at reckless speed for other tra. file is practically suspended during the early morning hours and the police re- cognising that it was “automobile day" were lenient with tho motorists. Broadway and other popular streets in the bright light district made ideal specdways for night riding, and the chill ol‘ the early morning hours only ourrc to warm up the speed enthusi- asts. ‘ ()vcr the old Brooklyn suspension bridge and the new Quecnslmrough cantileVer structuri- there was on at most endless train of gasoline cxhnust vapor from midnight onto ii o’clock this morning. Fcrrios, too, curried many cars, and special trains our the Long island Railroad soon after day- light wore crowded to cumicity with people . MR. VALENTINE OVERBOARD. ._.__._ Started To Take Alfarata'u Line But Went Submarlnlng Instead. Dennis Valentine had an opportunity early yesterday afternoon to judge thc desirability of cold salt water bulbs. There was no serious result, though he received a thorough ducking. it happened this way. Mr, Valentine was on the isoboda (llub float taking a line from Commodore William S. Hatfield‘s yacht Alfarata whuu lit slipped and wont right along. After the event, Mr. Valentine rcccivcd con sldorahlc joking at tho hnndu ol his friends. ,4... SOUTH NORWALK BRIDGE CLUB The South Norwnlk llridgc (‘lub incl with Mrs. G. A. Jennings, of West street, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wil Ham 1“. lloyt. of Elmwood nvonue. took the prize. The next meeting of the llridgo Club will be held November 12. with Mrs. Frederick ii. llownu, of Elinwood avenue. courage them by militia. it only for “than: to cart oi! movable articles. ;, Found Guilty of on health on Manley Mycienlkl a Week Age, The assault and robbery case in which Frank Nesline and Charles Ber scant were arrested on the complaint of Stanley Mysleuski was up in the Town Court this morning. The evidence did not show that Sor- leant was mixed up in it and he was discharged. According to Myslenski he was walking home with some compan- ions when he met Nesline and a James McNerney asked him for money and then there was a mlxvup, the details of which seemed too be lacking in the evidence. in court this morning Myth lenslti identified Nssllne as the man who assaulted him. The evidence was simply a rehash of that of last Thurs- day. In his summing up Judge Lock- wood said that in his opinion the crowd in that vicinity of Winnipauk ought to be cleaned out. but he did not see the way to do it at present. He found Nesline guilty and fined him 35 and costs which totaled $32.35. LIKE AN AUTO PARADE. So many autos passed through Nor- walk yesterday afternoon bound west- iivnrd that the scene was like an auto parade The cars were headed for the Vanderbilt cup race and came from every corner of New England. 80 for as reported there were no mishaps of serious consequence in this vicinity on account of tho lnrgzo number of ma- chines. AUTO MOUNTS CURB. Something went wrong with the steering sour of one of the delivery, autos ol’ the DcKiyn huhcry and con- fociionery store of Nor-walk this morn- ing, in South Main sirm-i and in n. twinkling, the mnchluc had mounted the curb at the thlplcy and Clark cigar store. The drlvcr made repairs and resumed his trip, no damage hur- iug been done. till hummus 11111111 BRIDGE (Continued from First Page.) ill three of these plows have bcen ‘ouahl very hard asuiusi by tho Nor- mlk Mitistcrs' Association. To CIOee immediately. The twu plucos decided against will hhvn to closc lmmrdlntcly, inasmuch as they have been running for a year ui uppoul and this your draws to u “lose the first of Noremhcr and it was ‘onsldcrmi rr-ry prohhhh- in um- quar- tcr that ihc fivtture of tho law invoked In tho cusp of Paul irnavvl in Spring- wood will pm Mr, lmdcn out of lmsl- ucss. This. liom-vcr, will dopcud chili-oli- on whcihcr tho rcinonstrnnis nppwil from the dcciulou of Judge» llurpm- to‘ which of (‘llill‘b‘l cums before the the Supreme l‘ourl.. cannot considcr the first of Novcmhcr. $1.50 Sets, $1.09 Bureau Cover, blue. 3 HOURQ. $1.09. 75c Tea Kettles, 420 tics, value. flat bottom. Regular 3 House, 42¢, ~.. l_ runny, of the law firm of Light in Tom» many, sintcd today that he is tif‘l'f‘i’il‘> iuu a notice of appeal, but lu- mold not say positively thou wlicllicr 1hr oppoul would actually be taken. . We. the Judge Mistaken? ; iii“. Tammany calls attention to one statement in Judge iiurpoc's finding. which scoured to indium: that tho' judge mistook the Luyden plnt'i- for; another in the decision the ludsvl says: “The reasons given by the Cotton (ommisaionerg in refusing this up!” i cnilon were that the place was not 3 suitable, and was in a part of the Ill) . not ctiiciently policed. it is, howmor , thi- same place that was in question in i Mnlmo's appeal in (211.1900 and it i m... lhcn decided by this court that5 Willium in Tour , flint ihcru are not You . it “up a suitable place.” The Merino-Id Cue. i in the \11 Donald case Judge Burp» finds flint the applicant, Mrs. Annicl Mcliounld, in a suitablc person and “l1 saloons l B oston St at. After Supper Sale Dotted Swiss Ruffled Shams and lined with pink or No. 8 Gray Enameled Tea Ket- 75c 25c Veiling, 19c All the new full and meshes. Regular 250 value. 3 HOURS, 19c, 150 to 25c China Novelties, 9c Big assortment of Japanese China: Pin Trays, iisir Rocclrcra. Suits and Peppers, etc. 9 CENTS. winter r‘lli‘Jil} iu liiv li-tiilll)‘ ln- uni-salon, but 1‘ 1'. file plow is not f'llli‘lt'llll} policed. rod for ”int rcusou not if suitable unlncv, lict‘nusc llct-nsr‘m in cilirs must iw rnntlncd to ports llliil on: ifiiclcnt‘ l\' policed. For that rumors be con. s'lliill's lllt‘ county mmminsiouors ncictl r-nsouubly and inirly in denying the application. The Giordano Case. in tln- row of Giordano, lho (‘oult also holds llit‘ hpplltniion to hc a suit- nblt- po-rsou for :1 “Mint but that tip‘ place is unsuit. illlt' and that thoro- are too many saloons iilli‘dtl} tillll) .luduc lllll’tn‘t‘ says in rcicrcncc to this (use "l‘his is ilu Rfllllo‘ place (‘lillkltlt'l‘f‘il nod puswd on in hihimos uppcnl and in tin: snow kirm‘l and locality us the plnco or lulu) l‘. l ndcn, ubich this murt has jiibl lllllntl auilnhlc; but the (Hiltlllltllis and surroundings and other in. is that control 1110 do: ision are not tin snow in this cnsc as in the other. Aftvr inspcciiug the locality. l mu sul- in lilo lo-' ore’s 39c Women’s Under- wear, 25c Ribbed Vests and Pants, extra heavy weight. The regular 39c value. . 25 CENTS. Old Dutch Cleanser, 18c package of Old 25c regulahy. 3 House, 18c. 4 ll). Dutch Cleanser, iaf’lmi that this oppllcz-‘arls place, ul. though not wry for from buy-'dtns is so located as to he uusultuhlc for use ,as a saloon. ‘ “The conditions and circumstances surrounding this location haw chum;~ ml slut-c ilzr time of Mailmo's appeal. The population and tho trurcl on the bridge and on 1111- Hwy iiuw consid ornhlv increased in thcsc nine yours. ‘(ir list-if this fact might not be vorv important but taken in connection with t \ fact that ihls saloon stands close tlic hunk of thc rivur. mid» way on tho hridnc. and ill the cdgc of u draw in tho bridge which now is used many limos :1 day and much inficncr than in 1899, it becomes a gov- erning cousldvrnllou. thncrcr the draw is opt‘liml. trawl l1»; stoppwl. and many pcrsons, in vcliit‘lcs and on to ., :iro obliged to stand for from ten to twenty lliillliil‘H in front of and clust- to thc dour of this saloon. 0m- wit- ness testified that there were 300 or 400 at on» limo. Often these pcoplt‘ Regular 601: value. white. 7 UNTIL 10 P. M. 50c Belts, 29c Fancy Silk and Leather Belts. 3 HOURS, 290. Cups and Saucers, 6 for 290 Coffee Cups and Saucers, plain Regularly 49c. 3 House, arcs 29c. are womcn and children. These con- dltlmis did not exist in any considers- hle degree when Malmo's case was do cidcd, and do not now exist at La)" dun's place. “This applicant‘s place is also next ito u inrgc oyster packing house, where many rough and offensive men are elli- ploycd. who patronize this saloon fre- quently and congregate in front of and soar to it. blocking the sidewalk at times, and making it difficult, unpleas- ant and unsafe for women and child- rcu to pass or to stop as they soon-- tllllt‘s have to. These clrcumstanccs nru clcnrly due in great degree to the situation of the saloon in that place. “This place, also, is very near to two ,olhvy saloons. of which there is all. ‘i'czuh‘ certainly a sufficient number in w i culiiy. The County Commission- lt‘ih testified that they took this matter into consideration in reaching their dc- Claim). although they did not state it sportiicsliyv as a reason. i think it nlono would justify their action." Commencing Monday, November lst Entire Change of Programme Monday and Thursday Orchestra Reserved, 20c 10c Matinees-- Adults, Children, . m .._,...... ....._...... m. . 1 HEATRE A REAL VAUDEVILLE THEATRE A Dollar Attraction at 10c and 20c 10c 5c , i 10 VAUDEVILLE FOR MONDAY Bailey 81 Bailey Meyer Siders Special Added Attraction: Max Witts’ “5--Matinee Girls--5” LaRose Brothers O’Rourke 81 O’Rourke Bay City Quartette t Dolores Love __ & Co., in “A College Mishap” DOLLAR snow AT A DOLLAR SHOW AT 10c and 2 c 113*“,
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