c
. :“(Ilk ‘I ‘
“I;
annotated roses Item IIIIOIII ALL. II
firnhmr‘ihfi teIto
I SPIIA III IIIIIIII
as Secondc
littered at the Boutg'flmflk “Post-0mm
Former Vote Calling tor the Filling in ct Four Hundred Feet on
the East End Annnllod, and a Substantial Concrete Arch
Bridge Will Be Built In Place of tho Pl‘OSOlliSff’llCliil‘O-I-Ililene
Buildings on Both Sides oi
oi the liainor Block, to Be
the Bridge. With the Exception
Purchasod----Property on South
Side oi Seavlew Avenue Also to Bo Secured and the Build-
ings Removed
IIIIIIIIIII II II' IIIII
I
it] IIIIIIIII
IIII on It IIIIIII
+..___.
Layout oi the East Rocks Road
structeti to Carry Out the
Adopted, and the Selectmen in-
Work as Soon as Possible-~-
iiewayton Avenue to Be Extended South to the Residence of
Captain liicltson W. Cole
m
Lust night, ii." :In ovortviIoiIIIlng mn-
jlorliy, tho. special town meeting not
lie stump of approval on tho grontout
improvetnont proioot NoIIIIIuIR IIIIII over
nttompted an a town-«II lit'“' Washing
ton street htidgo. 'i'ho mooting, ourI
of the largest in itttottdnnIIII in yearn
was propurod i‘or luminous, and it pIII-m
the truth of this statement by pnnnlnu
by 359 votes to 78 II not of IIoIIolutionn
coiuruiuted to he the moons of causing
It magnificent concreto utrnotmo with
II lift drew to‘diulodgo the present ram-
altnckletII old bridge that iIIIII hoou
IIIIiloII at too years up one of tito town“ a
ilt'eatottt till” _
A resolution covering tho whole pro-
ject was presented to the meeting lat
its consideration. and it was Moltlod
without downhill!!! of II) much no It
punctuntltin mm, Ionian tor In It...
tlrcly new bridce. tho wiping off of
tho hulldinga adjoining, and itt‘tltilttl
tion of the land and buildings at tho
south side of Souviotv uIIItInnI IIII tar
on tho llIIIIodiIIt Fin-ms lIridgo tho IInr.
tug of tho intiltiingn. no on to giio It
(lonr \"iL‘\\ out to the sound It Int n iIoIIIi
lusno to tho extent of who ooo to iiit‘tl
tlIo expense of tho lIIIproIoquIIth Ion
tutplitlotl. Just what tho oxpouuo to
tho town will iit‘ cannot in» dolluituir
tintitIt‘tattttIIl, lot it in lliIIIpIIIIIIti to not III:
much state aid tin potIIIiIIlo in ouIIrIIIIII I
out ”to drool work. it in ltItIIIIIiIIIl by
tho. rosolutiou adopted lIIII‘II iltI
litIni exoontlon of thtI IIIIpI-oIonII-III In
April. 1912.
Unions II ohnugn front ”li' lilt‘h‘t‘lll
plane of notion in outdo, tho non ill'ltl to
will lit" built on tho
tilt: prouont IIiIIIIIIiIlre, will hr of ion
contIrulo iIIIIIiI IIottntruoiiotI i'oI tho
IIrtIhon, Ile lot-i allow him Ivntor and
will ho uixtp foot in width, with pro
\‘lHltlliII for HiiiiIWnikl top foot Witii‘.
allowing of it I'ondwny iIII'tII foot Willi“.
It. in iltli iIIIllIII'IId tlItIIII- lino IIIIII'
hotItI II Inoro roproimntutivo gniltotiui:
than tiIo town meeting which voiod
thin lIIIpIIIIIIoIIIIIIIt. There worn hip and
Hltitall pt'tipt‘t'ti’ tlII'iIorn lIrIInIIIIt Itnti
trout ttll portion of tho town. Itud it
With IIiIIIIIIy apparent hoioro titII vote
wnu tuiIoII iiutt tho IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Walt ti\'-
I-rIIIiIolIniunly in fuvor of thI now
tiridito.
'I‘llII vut'louu IIoIIIIIIiltIIIIn provided for
will got to work iii an “ally II IintII IIII
ponulhlu and on April Itilt. thorn will
he nnoihor town meeting to hour i'itI
north and to Itotthltior any further Inui-
turn that may lit "to IIIIIIIIItinIII IIIIIIIII
up oonoornina the.iiiilli‘tti‘tiiltt.'iti.
Meeting lists to Business.
When Town Clerk Horhort it. t-IIIIiIiI
«Mind the Intention to order hi it o‘oioolt
practically every chair wuo ititod and
votorn were still filing in whtlo lilo
unit was helm rend iii! the clerk. lio~
tore the reading won complotud tiIoro
worn many men attaining around the
hull.
Upon motion of it. H. ilolden. Julio
tIi, Seymour mot named for chairman
lillil noizopind. Mr. [Seymour protuiuod
to preside fairly nod declared tine moot-
inu the moat ituportntii. in mount. your».
Upon motion of Chrletittn ilIvarta it
was voted to wound with the burd-
Itetta according to the null
'i‘own detriment Charles It. When pro
aented theI report of tho oonnmittinI on
the’ widening of What Roottn avenue In
writing The document was quite
lengthy and in substance recommended
a highway lid foot wide for It distanoo
of 3.900 tool. it one further recom-
mended that II committee he Appointed
to assess benedta and illmflfitil. which
in the opinion of the committee. wilt
he eaaot y compensating.
Attorneyl .. H Llaht representing
several property owners who object to
the purported layout. wanted to know
it the selenium: had a part in the
layout. He also hunted to know if
the rswiar tonal procedure had been
to
niio ll
filiitiwt‘li. 'l‘iIII IIquIIIitloo IIIIIIniIdod of
LIII'i \i'nrnor. ti. .\'. Wood tutti .i, 8.
Grogori.
iho IIIIIIIIIIliiIIo o\pt‘onuod tiIII opinion
in the rotten that tho drit'o IIrIIIItoIl
iIIIiii ho IIIIII of tho “HP!“ in ioIIn. Tho
‘roport IIIIII nocoptod ottltottt IioiInto.
nud It with Iolod itkowtno to itt‘t'i‘lli
tho IIIIIIIIIIIIIIoIninitone
Rowayton Avenue Extended.
A IIInIIItItiIttt IIIIII ptosuuind in ii \\
t‘.oio of itonut'ton calling for on iii‘I
Ioptnuco in tho too It of tho oxionniott
of ltownlton humor. from t‘tIoIIluItt
uI‘IIIIno to Mr. (‘oio'n prItportII.
Attoruoy .I. .i. Whinlt wanted to know
Ithout tho condition of tiuI mud. its
width IInIl it tho property had iIoIIII
tiodlontvd III theI town. Mr. (Toio ro-
pitod flint tiIII rand is in good t‘ulidl
lion. i‘uttvt toot wiiio. unit that all of
the property onnorn nignod tho IIIIIL.
ii IIIIIII Ioioti ultiImII uni IIinoIItiottu
being lIIIIIIII. in notopt the hlgitnu}
The Bridge Resolution.
'l'lto \i‘nnitiuuton ntroot iIritipo IIIItI
Hit“ ill liii‘ l‘iill “‘tits'ttllttIli tip. Aliot‘ iti-
l'Oltflllm. A, t’. Whocior prununtod the
iIIilIIwinIz il‘dtlilliitlii! null utotod iiIIIiI
l uIiItptlotI .
\Yilt‘i‘tlh tiIo lIIIII-Itinniinn of tho
lIiiI lIIi-igo IItttl IIrIIII Iii itttnt Not'wnili
and tin plune lIoII'IIItIItoIo hlfbfllllli‘ti lII
Iiilt‘ Ioutmitioo oi our foliou oitiaone
{IiIIIIII hi on mode on tho Ismotutptiutt
hill“ the tIiuIItIIIII would not nppmto of
“Mo t‘Xlii‘ilM‘ of a IIIIIII I'IIIII nIIIiIoIi ittitiao
land tiII IIIIIIIIIIIIi III All ”to lillililinflr’
lIIIilqunt to filt‘ iIIIIlI, IIIIIIIpt ilItI llt'ii
l llt‘l‘ IIIIIII k and tho building» to tho IIIIIII
ltiIIItoIIl. and
unions. ii non IIppIIIIII. tiIIIi Hill")
of Hill ('illzi‘liII limit with town it“ tho
fIIIIIIIIIIItII ill'i'iii‘ti litiduo pittiI ttud tlttI
il't‘llitliili of tho IIIIIiriIIIIIII, to l’t‘riilii in
i“ illNllIiR IIIIIIrIIvquofiI. with impolite
I \II-Iuiing to all pnrtn of the town and
l to ()iiii‘l tIIIII,II.II and to tho niIIiII; thorn
i'IoIII. htI i‘
litIuIliI'IIIl. lt,I' ilIII town of Norwnilt.
in tho ntnio of Connuotintt. III town
mot-ting IIIIIIIIIIIiIiod. That tho notion
of II lotIIIIIr tIIIIIt IIIIIIIliIIn III IIIIptiug
tlItI IIIpoIi of It IIIIIttttIlttorI proposing
to fill in tho pliII iiritiutI tit l'alllli .\III
unlit. or unit tlIII IIIIIIIIII iII ltorohy HIII
unlit-d. IIIIIl IiII~ t-It‘it‘t‘ilill‘li tutti nil lti\\’li
Ilillt‘t‘lti urII iii‘lt‘ll) IiiIeIItIIII to nunpond
III tion on tho propoeod iliiittu iIt piIItI
ltIIIIIIII-(Id ”iiIui in pinrn of tho lii'tt'I
IInt piio ntI'IIIItItIItI Isl IIIIIItt NIIIIIIIliI and
III piuoo of tho pI-opuIItId titling in thoro-
of. IIxIIIIpI IIlIoIIt lilti foot at tho dual
tIlitl. tho town of Not'vrnilt httilti It ooh-
crIIiII III'IIiIIId lIIIlIlItII. or ulrdt-II or outl-
tlioror IttrntIiuI'II. IIiilIoIIt (Ind ifiI'tItIi.
Ilill'ilifl. thI iorm of low cIInIII'IIto urIIitoe
IIIIpIIoI'tIId on IIIIIIIIIIIIIII |lil'l'i'~. on ”Him
union into tlII- unud nlIIi ItrnI-ol lIoIIIw
IlIII illlltl und out off ltoiow low which
oxiondinp I‘I-oIII the fill of uhout lilil
loot III tito out odd to n propoaod now
than il\'i..'l‘ tiIII IIlInttntIl. tho floor more
III to on about nix rout nhoIIII Inoun
lIinII union to ho hihl)’ fIIIIi IIIitlrI. Mi‘i
nit. lInI'lIIII ttIIII niduwullte ouch toII
toot. wido. IIIIII iuIIIIIlI-d hides. the whole
to he novorely pluin iii tityio. hut woii
proportionml and dignified iii ltlllii‘lll'I
nnoo; nnd tlmt a new IlrIIIv tho full
width of the bridge of thII ninglu ionl
lifting typo ho oonniructod nnttr lilt
nito of tito prohont IlI‘ttIv tutti in pinIII
thereof. and that the approach on tlu
wont he of one noncrsto «pan and tin
noooatutry filling
iteuoivnd. That all hoiidtnu no limit
«idea of tho printout pilo sirIIoiqu. on
cool the minor iIlooiI tutti on tilt
south side of lie-view avenue ln toast
Norwalit from the Drill e to the build
inns near the tide Inll. he removed
and that no buildings in ihn fIItIIrII
be erected or maintained them and
that such buildings and the land on
which they stand on hoth Indus of the
present pile structure. and for It roa-
aonaoie distance north and south he
yond. on both aided. and those also on
tho nouih side of Seavietv avenue. IIII
afotInssid. he enquired hy the town,
by immune or otherwies. at a reason-
able prion. and conveyances theratm
to the town he obtained.
Resolved. That a apooial committee
of Ida. on the oonatrttotlon of the bridge
tumult“ 0|, Still PM»)
“PM" mew—ww- -m~—~m—-' «II-Ip-
I
I'm-— ,
IIIIIIII Itti lilii
~‘ IIIIII IIIIII
Bernard J. lie holds its-electi It
Post Exoit d iiuier and is
Inhosen Representative f
«m- ...
The annual meeting of Nomi
lodge. Brotherhood of Protective Itiltd
lionovolrnt Order of Elite, was htild
lent night at tho Eika' Homo in South
Main street. There we; It iarao attthn
dance of tho members and much iliI
teront was tnlton in the proceedinllnt.
Borxnrd J Reynolds Ivan again illililfll'
molt Ily chosen poet exalted ruler. ndn
tiII- comploto list of officers folioniv:
Pent Exalted RttlormueI-nerd J. Roy
noidn
ElliotImI-Id ifladlfl. Knight—John iI‘.
Ballot.
. Estoetuod ltIIial Knight-Charlen 8
Garfield
Introtnod Loctnt‘ing Knight—Jim
wnrd ii. i-‘rooh.
simrotnrymliormnu III. Mnltuo.
TIvIIIIIIIrIII‘mJohII Nougaheuer.
'I‘yioII-widdwnrd A. Bouton.
'i'l'litill‘I‘llrII'Fl'ank A. Van Burton.
“(liit'if hi Wolfe and bemoan i! itrI‘ltn
(lupin.
itopronontailvp to tho xrnlid iodine
oonroutiou in ilotmlt the week of .ltltly
diormrd .i. itoyuoido: nitornalio
.lizllll‘liii MIIGIII.
Tho Iiflloorn will he installed April
lit, IIlIIIII thtro will in- a his itnttqdot
Six now IIIIIIIIlIorn Worn oioriod hint
hint". nIId throo proponitionn woro rte
IIoivtIIi.
Tho ninth anniversary IIIlil ho Juno
l2. and their will probably ho atuuo
rout of II IIoioiIrniioIt, ’l‘lIo iodgo now
has 202 lllt’lilhl‘fii.
A lino lInIIquot IIIaII IIorvIId nittrr tho
IttoIItittii
llilli’liiill IIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIII II III
One Aged inmate is Burned in
Death. Although the Nurse
Tried to Save ititn
.\'II2\\ \ORK. Man‘h lti ilnruod
out ol home and homo with tho lli their
iltilii‘Ii to tho nffllriitm of poverty of
tho trunnion of tho poorhonau at iletlan
IItoSd. i.. i., which one duetroyndiiy
firo today
One nixed iIIIIIIItI'I one burned to
IitIntit. tiIouph II young tIIIrIIIrI riIIllItIIi
iIoI- lilo to unto him, IIIlIilrI fli‘t‘ tlliiit’l'
trunnion irIIro uortouuli lllii‘lli‘ii tutti little
on to tho honplial.
~FANCY EVAPORATIO PEACHlIS
\‘III'I Iipooittl. ‘llIII. 23o .lIIIIolIIil'II.
-Mn‘ w-
IIIIIII IIIII IIIIII
III on Ill IIIIIIIIIII
mm...— m..-
Mayor’s Nursemaid Oevoteptes
Caso~8he is Removed to
isolation Hospital
liltilKliIll’t)lt'i‘. Msroh lirwt-ionriot
form with dlnoowrod thin morning in
Minor itIItIlIliitthItIII'tt fumiiy 'iiho
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIld III tho Innyor‘n IIImiIiI-IIIIIII,
Mitiit IItttIIIi and Whooiut mouno Jillian
Min-I illnIIlII-y, nan inkon IIIIddoIIII ill
and lit. ii ii. itutlsu at nine diIIIII
IIouod lItIr trouble rut IIIIIIIIIII iIIvtIr III II
light form.
Arruugotuontn wIIrtI lIIIIIIIIItiutIIiI
motto for titII ti'utteiur of tho IItIltIi:
woman to tho IIIIIIuiion iiiiiipilili dud
tho Buohinxhstu IIoIIidonI- t' mot fIIIIIiIItn
ted by tlIII iloalth lIIIIIrd iltlII afternoon
”the mayor tool: his oldoui non. ltIIIIIIIIII
liItIIitltIlIam. out of lihoiton IIoiIooi thin
morning
lIOTlTllTE OIIOIIIS Alli
ORCHESTRA EATEITAIII
'l‘hII IIIotnhorn of tho IIltorue IIIIII illIII
oI‘tIiIIItIlIIII of the South Sorwnllt (‘Iltn-
gronnilonai (thurrit.
oniItII inetiinio, worn oIItoIIIIIinIId that
evening to the outdoor of tIhIIIIt tlIiIliy
try Dr. and litre. hinnfnriand III iiilt'
Congregational harmony in Buyvihw
uvtItIun. During the onrlior part oi
tho droning, under the direotionlof
Frunuin ll. 'i‘loruan nud Willlor its.
iiartluy of Yale. i\ rohouraai Iva-I mild.
lmth for the roaulur work of tho oft r
no, Add altIo for It Inttttioai IterIIIIo
which they are to giro at the Soith
porI (:oIIaI'nnnttonai I'hIIIIIIIh unxt Bitn
Iiny nfiorhoon. whoro Mr. mirth-I in
the director. The Inttor in in that
turn of II return IIIIIIrtoIIv for thoi III
sintanoo which tho Sonthport Int i’I
cutie and Mr. liar-tiny have. pivou at
the tiunday Evening institute
The iattor part of tho nvnninu tine
spent nooialiy, and in Informal nlngti n.
and refreshments were nervod
Tito ooeuaion was of onpnoltti toil
net as it ms the sixth anniversary of
the wedding or the pastor and his wife.
«swear saaouss onauoai
20 and 26 for the. .loaoioff's.
Vincent Kovanh. of to ilottton me at.
no admitted to the Nornaitt hoapital
this morale: tor treatment for rhl
mutton. ‘
.s «I... x
39m NI,“
:ii'l’illiillil illiPiil
WEATHER FORECAST
"Unsealed iatew tonight and Fridly: 4
no: to moderate north and northeast
II a.
Four-Year-Old listen tinderhlii
Was Fright by a Big Dog
and lien in rent of the Car
IIIII Still IIIIIIIII
Motorman Ed , Bedeil Suc-
ceeded in S ping in Time
I’ontordny afternoon the little IiIIItIth
tor of “any tindtirhiii was toddling
along too nltlrtvnllc whon It hit don
font Ionrn old. nod the do: trip out]
hor moridornhli'. filth turned a ran
IIIII'IIIIII the «trout an the on from Win-
Itipnuit intro down upon her and‘hoi
fright who no IIoIIilllotII ihni alto failed
to IIIIII tho. our. ‘
Tho Inotorptttn, Edward “Into". an
piled tho lIrulIIIII and thI our utoppod‘
olmunt tut noon ea it strut-it ”li‘ IIhllIl.
who nIIIIortholquI Ivan then under tho
fondor. The car Ihlti to ho Invented
hoiuri» alto could be taken out and her
injttrios nsIIIIIItIIinod. flovornl womon
fainted. end it Iran quite an oscliiua
moment tor Itil «Internal, 'i‘ho litthI
airi was taken homo hy her father and
it won found that no honed vI'nro limit-
on. although hlil‘ may have hood in-
tom-lip iniurod. Tho our wait in
chum of Ctifltiili'itli” John iinuninsn.
and one ptIoIIIIoIIIIiII; at It moderate
rnto of ruined IIIIIIn‘Iho aotIldIInt oo-
ourrod. Tho Inotortunn did not tim.‘ tiItI
tittto tot until alItI Iran on tho traI-it.
and tho out instant the ear hit her
Mr. iindnil no qnlto broken up over
tho nifnir though limit) relieved
to m thin! girl” not anion”
injured Today Alto ta nulorina imnt
iii-I tuition; and It MNM‘ hII .IdutIhII
though she in othm also all riaht. \h-I-II
tow people out tho not‘itftIltt, bill iinr»
r,I t’Itdr-rhiii was on tho no nearly
an mm an tho IIIIII into art: Id When
tho ohild‘e IIquIrII flhkl‘d hor Ith one
«did not "'th out hum untit'r tilt: fon-
dIII’,‘ site roplied “i didn't wttni to not
mi nutrition Illii)’ "
Wililiillill
Blilllili BY
iii llili Wl
Forty Alon Were Engaged in
Tearing Down Pittsburp Found-
dry Ruins Today
Sililiii lilililil
lfllfliiiiffl
Others oi Maren Have Been
liemovsd to Hospital
i’i'l“l‘iIilllilttl. hlnrrh iii A dill-toot
lItlxtI hriIIiI IIIIIll. loft Itinntilnlr in ”to
fire Willi‘li tItIrlII Tiltitlility morning pnr
tihilr dotttroiod tho bolt and nut Initittt
litt‘ltll'illu plunt III M, lama It. Hone.
t‘nraou air-ant, Itonth nlIiII. rulinpnott
todal. intrrlnu lth workuwn‘. Inoatiy
foreigner». at work IIIIIIiIta titu mine.
ltiiiinl llvo nnd littlbitltli totally in-
lurtntt seven more.
Without warning the wall. which
wtta over ititi foot long. outlined and
«washed to the ground. iI‘tI-o woritmon
caught on to temporary scaffolding on
tho third floor. lumped to aafnty with
slight lnlnrinn. Two othora were roe-
onod hodiI- inlnrod.
All avniinitln whom-Ion nod firemen
on tho eonth Itlde Mean It search of
the IIIIIIII. injured and-dying men were
dragged front under mailing and piloe
of hrlolt and mortar. wool hospitals
reoolvod the injured.
An hour after the accident two work-
man were found olive. hut crushed in
II orovlon hottrnon itinhsra and brush
pliant. Directing eilorte of the rescue
party. one of the buried men asked for
a ohevv oi tobacco. Ivhioh ivae handed
to hint between It orack in the piled
up timbers.
Not one of tho more of workman
escaped inputs. or the tutored and
a.
dud seven vars American
llilill illillili
Jilliil liiillllii
Will Be Held in Odd Fellows iiali,
Norwalit, on March 23rd
A very largely attended meeting oi
Potiuuuun Council. Role! Aronttutn.
was held last night at the rooms in
Norwailt. it W13 planned to haven
lotnt hunting of Ponattsua Council. of
NorwnittI Bhnttnen Council, of South
Not-walk, Nutmeg Council, of Green-
wich nnd llnnbury Council. in Odd
Fellows Hall. in Wall street. on Wed-
nesday evening, March 23. when there
will be a largo clans initiation. ’l‘hiu
. wrm he followed by a special muttlcai
prl’otttturntn Council will so to Stam-
ford in u“ may on March 29th on the
for the purpose of visiting
it7lteaoouticii in that place
At tho meeting last night of POIIOIII
nus Council, uerorat lino piano eolou
wore given by Clarence Cattle.
m
~NOTlCI.
All oiiioote and members of t‘ourt
Muhaoizomo No till I of A.. are re
donated to attend tho npecini meeting
calm- along The girl. Helen. is ottlrloi tho cotut. at their moms. TlIIII-Itdnyl
III-onion. hiarott ill at ii oolocit. to
l motto urrnugomonin for tho funeral of
our into, and 'dtItIoneod iIrothIr.
Hogan.
.ioitn
ii i. M"".iAR'Hl\ i‘. ll.
“liJlIN‘SllA'UX. Soc
ililllll iilllili iliili
lllllll lliili l lililllli
%‘ “In
Not Generally Understood That
Former iiesident of Bridge.
port Was So Wealthy
.ilfl‘od (liIItIIIII. Into IIIIIIldtIIIi oi
Bridal-putt, who dimi ouddonly in Not"
Your Iii}, nonrly a war «no. a nIIplII-u-
oi (Ivorpo i‘, illinIIIn. the tea morph»
nut. died It mllliouuit‘o. The foot that
lit' unit on IIIIIIltlII Will! not gI-IIIIIIIIIIII
nurtnleod. lio "wood prtIpIIrtI- in Now
York ('in and Wisoounin IInlIIod at
ovor “no million, while his holdinpn of
property and normal Nthto in
memo" amounted to tiiil2tit. 6t
01' whirl: dl'li .700 is root potato and
89.7” M porsmutl
The inventor) who nuiInIltttItl and
aIIo-Ipiod in titr- proltnir IIoIIIt in
Bridgeport yentortiny by tho appraia-
IIIIII. Judgo Henry (‘.. Stovonnou. (7|an
upon it. Andrews and John (‘InI-iIIIIIu.
‘i‘ho- laitor wnn hit: iliimnn‘n tutti en-
tato Insnnanr ttI Itinrlt Roch
hurl (‘in «tattoo i-‘ri. Mat
dalln liaii. tionts 25o.
iilllll lllll Pil’lil
Illi Slllllii Sl’llilllS
Order for Company it to Go to
Corinth lies Been Withdrawn!
Ii. linu-
lafldil‘fl free.
MASKS FALLS, N. \‘.. March to»
‘i‘lIo international l'npur Mill IItriiIII is
sprooding daily from tillt' mill to no-
othor In addition to the IIiIntdovI'n of
tho South (lions lI‘nIIII plnttt. tho Iniil
tit Ntlxnru Filip l‘iilili‘tl down youtor-
«int and thin ufiornoou the mill III
Fort Eduard will IIIIIIIo. melting III-o
Inilla of thtI oontpnny nlIlIIit al‘t' not
running. Ril‘iltIIlIroalIut‘n were run into
South tilt-Ito lI‘IIiiII plnnt iaiIi night. on!
tho tIquI Inaohlno tIIIIdor III the plant
strut-II todny in IIIIIIIIIIth' with tho
.«tIlltIIrII. IviIiolI hudiy oripplod the
IoInptIIII in Itinriittn till)’ oi itn InncliI
IIIIIIIy. TIIIIII for no IIIIIro riotu hIIIIII
ooout'rod III Corinth. onion in duo to
tho protootiun gluon up t‘oIIIpIIIII in
of t-iurutontt. A row ntrlkohronitora
IIlIII ntIIInIptIId to I-nII-II (.‘orinth were
:IIIIIIIIIIIIII in M‘H‘i'itl doputieu inst Itllttl
on minor IIltIIIIaI-n. and driven out of
town. lioIIII Iii tilIInII Falls no trouble
lIIIII IIIIIIIII‘IIIIII. A nirikohroultor. who
ouIIII- horn two yum-II ago and IIIIII-v
itsa Joined the union. wan elector] front
a lilm‘tllll IIIIIItIIIIIIIIII presided over by
l‘roaident .i. “i“. tluroy. it itelnn believ-
ed that ho was It our for the inter-
natlonni Paper Compnny. The intern»
at ordor ittennd for Company K. or thin
city. to no to (lot-loin hue hood vritr-
drnvrn hut (‘aph Hogan tutu orders to
ho to roadinune to do duty at the
South (lions filial ttnd Fort Edward
Mills in «are of rioting.
FELL ABOUT IIIE
FEET TO FLOOR
I-ltdnoy ilnyton. a well known paint
or Ivitiln at work in the atom offici-
ItrII lI Btevonti. south Main titrest felt
from the ladder to this floor a distance
of nine feet .
Dr H W. Alien IIIIII summoned and
removed him to him homo 18 Winfield
street. East Norwallt. and found he
had sustained an lntruoapsuiar fran-
turo of the neck of the rifiht femur.
a laceration over the riaht ItnneroiitarilI
ridge nod a sprained right arm. and to
he adhering from severe shook.
A meeting of the governinp board
It! the Namath Country Glut: will be
held rum suntan at the club at s
«Natl I
lit
TWO CENTS
IIIIIII
With no
Edna Taylor“ and Bose Hickey
Said to Have Followed the to
School Kids to New York
Hilllllli iliilllillii
lililliili lilli SEX
And In} em: with the Outfit Ai-
so ilad Many Admirers
‘it has boon reported to the South
Norwaik police that two local girls.
Edna Taylor and Rose Hickey, were
no onthrailod hy the charms of stage
life as portrayed by "Tho Ten School
Kids.“ who appeared at Music Hall.
lulu week and mudo II big hit. that
they followed the outfit to New York.
..Mont of "The Ten School Kidd" were
rouiiy youngsters. though there- were
homo who hnwI iIIIoII out of the school
itid (Ilene tor uevorni years. The real
in rpooried to havo been one of the
yonnnotoru, known Its Freddie Row-
land. Freddie said ho Ivan sixteen.
ilo littd e troitlo volt-o and the rent of
tho cromi Held he was thirtor-n or
fourteen. in also ho was only about
his hip no It pint ot‘ peanuts. but fit‘ had
It Iva}.- thni qttloitly took with the shin.
i-‘IItIddio. on "tin said, did not want for
company during his ontiro lily in
town.
so for he has come to tho knowledge
«It tho poiiIIII thorn in no positive as-
IIurIIm-o thni theI Taylor nod Hit-key
girls wont oil with the vuut’iovilltI {neo-
pio roiotrod to. though relatives ovi-
Iiontiy tool differ-out”. ifoII-ard 'l‘tII'
ior, an East XIII-whip young man, in-
tor of the Taylor girl. uoildod poioo
hondnnnrtorn in New York city of tho
dienpponrunon of his uiuior. Taylor
oxplatttrd that his ulntur in seventeen
more old and said she disappeared
from her homo at 42 First street. ideal
Norwaik. Sunday. The brother told
the police he believed hie stator had
oiopod with s Inetttiier of a theatrical
tmnpo. which couriudod an engage-
mout Saturday owning.
It in hardly thouxht thnt Freddie
Rowland wan winner! to, inasmuch as
ho lilo-d loin of niriit hero.
iI'rIIddlo, however, was not the only
popular boy in thII hunch, and tho
airln likewise had plonti oi admirer-II
atnoug IIIII South Nurwnlk ,Iouug men.
it. is said that tho looni atria were
no much pioasod with the young men
that IlIIII had no hositunry in loaning
liii‘ltl their rings.
Ioosvetts IIILI
IIIIIIII IIIIIIII
KHAR'ITM, Egypt, Mlfl‘lt illswt‘ol.
Roosevelt loft Tun‘kla Mordny anti
iII oapeotod hero next Monday. Ho will
he met that Homo (Ironing by him.
itoouevoit and Mine Ethel Rooneveit.
The Roosoveite will remain hero on
til the following 'l‘hurudny, twin: on.
iortnlnod at tho Bitdar'e pulnoo. Dur-
ing the stay hero IIIIIIII unions of inter-
out in tho Iicinity Will ‘H‘ Ilnltod
KODOK. AnuIIioEgI-ptinn Sudan.
Match lowt‘oi Rooeetoit and his par
iII loft ‘l‘antlltin lunt night and arrived
iIIII‘o III S o‘ttlooit Ihia morning. AI tho
Amortonn Mission at Dolioh Hill, on
tho iiiohat f‘iH‘l', tho travelers wore ru~
ooivod with tuttoh outhuulaant,
During the «top at Tattilkttt all of
the offlrora of the garrison were tuvit~
ml to IIIoot Col. itooeoveit III tort.
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tluIIII flirlliillivil and uldiuin LII uttIIIIIiod to.
M \'li\II 8L. Nutwnllt. IIiIIplIuIIo run.
nootiou. mitt ittt
MAKI ARIANOIMINTO NOW“ Full
your Hfltllldwtlt‘t‘illlfllllfl (in miueut we
will IIIItId alumina of iiiitl Wall Paper
gt ylour homo Front do It roll up in III.
III titanium t‘nionuou oto Hori-
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FAIN‘TING. i’Al‘iI‘itifANtithi” ”thitK
done by platetioni mutt. titre trini onior
gum Melt IIIloII Witltt‘. Ii my Ave l’i‘ol.
imniou oliootiuily given.u rue
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII of null paper iii tut
MOIIO P. HALLOOK iIADiidti' hilt.-
linor tints trimmed and mode in the lat-
nII unIioIdvItII Itivlen. Muted-Ila") furnished
it Iii-sired. Monro trorn a. mi 30.?
In. to Cheatnnt tin. louth Romano. m f
IAVI‘ V00! TIIIS-Itildiritlfl Y
praett oat experience and notions MM“
horticulture sent out
:3: ti“ humid" It to earn our ”ism:
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I;§hi‘&"&%d'killh°."fn whitmm‘
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ante. talIiss. aha rattan.
mom told bothd
nuns. mil: mom.
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«honour for tho looal girls. however.
MSIIIIKE Ills“
IIIIIIIII m
IIIIII lPIill
Labor lien Are Encouraged in
Coding Employee oi Baldwin
Locomotive Works Out
lilililill . 125.000 'liiil
ilfilliiilll Pillllil lllli
Rapid Transit Company Placed
More Cars in Operation Today
PHILADELPHIA, March ills—IE!!-
Irouruged by the success which met.
their efforts yesterday in braking in-
to the ranks of unorganized labor and
persuading several thousand workers‘
in this class to join the general strike
movement, union labor loaders contin-
ued their campaign today to swell the
army of uymnathlzlug strikers Belti-
win's locomotive Works. where 2.000
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Finn itoxhurys, 5c qt. Joneioff'o II.
Noptunoa mites over 1.80 years to
make one complete. revolution around
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WANTED.
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moinort' s. is South Mutt: Iii” between
and II p. to mill 8t
gw‘fnno -- Pout'rn‘m mBYflAwng
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two mike from Norwnlk duo on
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and citnmbomnidm
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uni. mum and board privatei'alliy.
III South Norwnllt. A It!“ A. 8:. ears ‘
Sentinel m! it
wmreo A uuoo sfltrnmutrcuo
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than give host of roforottooa Adamant A‘.
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WANTID Til Hi 1. ALL KINDS ‘03.:
write and poultry; III-st prim-II mm“
com.
III. tot Ink-It fut rah-Its.
toIInIIrtiotti ’I‘utIIIptlIrl South Not’l‘lk.
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