.
' Eéraousllfi) trio
1»
Associated ”ritu- 'nawd“ rriou tau. lust-a
i
or run, well L0 av
mm
atter
till iiliill
iii RUNAWAY ;
Milliil lil
Andrew J. Clark, of Ann Street,
and. Senator Donovan’s iter-
‘ sec in Stamford Affair
.lllil‘ill lillSPlMl
' - iii liill lilll
Guy Wire on Derrick Broke and
Struck Mr. Clark’s Hands
Andrew J. Clark. of Ann street, was
thrown out of a carriage in a runaway
accident near the new Stamford reser-
voir. yesterday. and landed so hard
that he was rendered unconscious.
How bad he had been injured could
not yet be determined at the Stamford
liespitnl. where he was taken. but it is
believed he has good chances for re-
eovery.
'l‘he‘l‘ttnaway was a very spectacular
affair in which three horses figured.
Yesterday morning Mr. tllark drove
over to West Stamford with one of tile
Solmans' stable horses to get a team
of horses owned by Senator Jeremiah
Donovan. and which had been at the
”close stable for the winter. it was
on the return trip to Smith Norwalk
iiillt Mr. (Hark experienced thr- trouble.
According to the report reaching his
relatives. Mr. (‘lark had Senator Don-
otan's horses at tho rear ol‘ the car-
riage and while passing the reservoir
operations, a guy wire on a derrick
broke. and foil. striking Mr. (‘lark
acroas one of his hands.
The unexpected occurrence so
frightened the horses that they boiled
and Mr. Clark was powerless. News
of the accident was telephoned over to
South Norwalk and William E. [kinsh-
cl'ty went over an ‘ t the three
horses, all of whl m captured prev
vionaiy. it Wail found that they were.
uninjured. ”
Mrs. John tiartmann. of Ann street.
ttlhdaléthlel’ of Mr. Clark. went over to
c tit Q ..Howi ,. l of arm. to
see howui‘igf“ lher w‘al.” abliiggto Mr.
Clark's condition his daughter was al-
lowed to see him for only Iliout five
minutes. The physicians said they
could not tell whether there had been
any bones broken or how seriously he
was injured. for twenty-four hours.
lilii inland
lli iiilltlillliiH
James McCain. of South Nor.
walk. and His Helper Meet
Death in Lake
.lnnics Mct‘aiw. of South Normiik,
liciul llllt'llllill in this part of t‘oiiucrli
out for llit‘ American 'l‘cicgraph and
Telephone ‘otiiptitiy. with drowned
and Harry Powell, of lloboltcu. fourth
or iiiioiiian who wait ltolpiiiu hiiil. incl
the snow into willie frying tti save him
yesterday about noon ill Rockwootl
Lake, about four miles north from tlu-
celitcr of Urt‘ciiWIch and which hotly
of watt-r iii the town’s reservoir.
iiilicrs tried to l'i'lt‘llf‘ the drowning
turn but without success. All effort to
recover the botiiclt also failed and it
was deli-i‘iiiiucd to gel the services of
a diver. Tho diver went down this at
toruoon at 1 o'clock to scan the bot-
, tom.
As the unfortunate affair in utiilul"
stood in (irccnwicli. llll' two lciephouc
man went otit in a iiiusli canoe which
happened to hp. handler than a regular
row boat, in connection with extending
the telephone. wires across the recur
volr. When they were in about lop
fool of water. Mr Clabc aiuiarontly loaf
his balance and fall overboard. lie
want to the bottom very quickly, being
both unable to swim and weighted
down with bill climbers and other para.
iiiicrnalla. Powell thcn jumped over)
board in the hope of assisting his fol-
low workman but could do nothing.
lt‘iudin his strength to been above we
for dw militia. Powell started for the
filiflft‘ but went down climate. Another
lineman on the shore started out. to
help the man but. he. too, was obliged
to return to the shore. cries for help
were made by the man on the shore
but he was unable to get analst»
Mile.
Mr. Mutation dcath cations deep re-
sult among his friends here. for hp
WM very well liked. He came to this
city last. fall from. it bi understood.
his home at Prince Edward Inland,
where his body will probably be taken
for burial. Mr. McCsbc was a young
m . being from 25 lo 28 years of
and while in this city resided at
iii home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Bradbury at it) Bayvlow avenue. its
was married. though he did not reside
with his wits. Only a few days ago he
told a friend that he ”a unable to
swim. He said be it tried many
times, but it muted impossible for.
hits to master the art.
I
l
l
lHi tuition
inbuilt iiiil
Second of This Season’s Events
Given lli Lockwood’a italic
l
The informal dance given by the
Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk, last even.
lull. in heekwood’a Hall. was a grand
success from the beginning to the very
and. This is the second dance given
by the club this year and was even
more popular-‘than the one earlier in
the season. The young men of the
club seem to have the same fine suc-
cells in everything that they attempt.
The club is now in a thriving condi-
tion and has been in existence for the
last six years. The members acquit-
ted themselves rollinrkably well in
the matter of decorating the hall.
From the center chandelier in the. hall
to various points streamers of blue and
white were artistically draped. Those
' arc the colors of the club. The in-
enndeacrnt globes on the walls and
on the lat‘ge chandelier high in the
center, ware covered with red arid
green crepe paper, which softened the
light and gave. it a ruddy glow. in
one corner of the hall a seclusive lit-
tlu cosy corner had been arranged and
durlg the entire evening was a very
popular spot. Many flags pad pen-
nants of the different achoola and col-
leges Vere distributed around the
walls and two banners in particular
were. quite noticeable. One, of those.
with a magnificent Yale banner while
the other was a blue background with
red letterms—Pennsylvania. The re
freshment counter in the farther cor-
nor of the hall was decorated with
blue and white cheesecloth. presenting
a dainty appearance and making tip
ice cream more. delicious than it would
“3qu otherwise been. Spoidcl's or
chesti‘a from Bridgeport furnished flit
music for the dancing and as usual
delighted lilo yolilla [ll‘tlpll‘. ‘l‘livrt-
were twenty dances on the program.
but the repeated cut-tiring nearly
doubted that number. The follovvliit
('tillillllill‘i‘g tlt‘lif‘l'i't‘ the credit for
making the dance the derided succss
fill affair that it was?
Floor manager“Thomas
Jr.
Allis~-k‘vanlt Smith. Stephen llray
Oliver Mitchell. ticorgc Sheldon. John
Kline, Howard Chichcsfcr.
Reception committee ~~'l‘lie Nutmeg
Club.
Committee of arrangemonts—Joaopb
Aahwell, Thaddeus Betta. Percy Sheri
ron.
Those in charge at the coat room
world Anson Rosier and Joseph Ash-
tve .
Those who took care of the refresh»
mcnt table worc Cheater Meeker and
Joseph Ashwell.
Arthur Fitch collected the tickets at
the door.
.l Wititl
lili illilllllt
innit Sllllllli
Deepondency Over Continued ill
health Aecrllisd at Reason
for Henry lviecn’e
flash Act
i.l'l‘(‘ill-‘|El.li, Colin. April it. rvilcn
I‘i' lvltitili. a gradual:- of Yale in the
class of Hill? committed suicide yester-
dity at the sutiiiitrium of lir. .l. l. llileli
by shooting himself through ihc lnolltil
and head with it revolver. lvlson was
found by an attendant of the sanilari
illil sitting in a chair in his room with
a bullet hole in the roof of his breath
and thc revolver with which the about
ing was done lying on the floor beside
bill]. The dead lliitll iiiul linen an in
male or the iiuniiariuiii off and on for
the last few years and it is supposed
that dcupondrlicy caused him to take
his life. lie was it yours old and
leaves a wife and two sons.
lllll PliiSililEil WillSlEl
lilliSE lliESE flilliiS?
“a”... .. ....- ......”
Seven Sudden Death: lilive Dc-
curred in Westerly, it. i.
During This Week
Wl'iti'l'lillll.i', ll. i.. April it. ««««« Wlioic‘
iiiiio iuiiiioniiiit. possibly accidental.
[monthly lliltilt'ltitlit. is hinted lit iii the
inquiry into the deaths on Thursday of
(.lliiil‘ittti it. tioog and his father lil-iIIW.
Henry barrow. These men. it bi be
lined. died as the result of tirilikiiiu
whliiltcy that. iittd been poisoned. "I'll"
report of Coroner Brown in to bc made
next Monday.
During the past week there have
been seven liutldsli deaths in this city.
in general. these cases were mystifyt
ing to the physicians. although on the
death certificates "heart disease" was
given as the utilise. There are some
physicians in the city. however. who
bellow that. all or ncarly all of these.
sudden deaths were due to drinking
liquor. Further than this. these physi-
cians also believe that those persons
who have died suddenly had purchased
whisky from one saloon.
OICOND SALTON I“.
appeared. Oat. April WMCMNG‘
men from banana salads. Mexico. re
port that the Colorado river iii rapidly
forming a second Salton flea in lower
California.
flattered all e sou Iii rivals coat-out
”EWMu . ea
......—
Giuliani
South Norwaik Cluii installers tip
Against Hard Luck in Dowl- .
inn and Pool Contests
Slillll lElllllll lilil
Silllillill llEllE EillllilESI
Later One of. Entertaining Cilili’Sl
Fine Luncheons Waa Served
The delegation of members of the
South Nora-silt Club who went cror
to itridgolxirl last night for the third
and concluding round of thc liitcreiuli
bowling and pool tournament. did not
do much in the way of winning. but u
is always the caac when they visit
the Park t'ity organization. they had
it very good time .
The liridgoimrtors have always had
it on the South Nor'walb Club when it
cattle to pool, iitit llle lobttl boys were
right there with the bowling. as nits
shown by the winning of the silver
cup inst your This year. however,
thc South Norwnik team seemed to be
followed by a lloodot). Try as they
could not put. over a game to tho good.
There was just a ghost of a show
o win ilif' bowling end of the tourna-
incui last night. but it rapidly dim»
.icarcd. The tournament was for live
an of nine gator-a. The first four
.amcs were won by the Aigonqulne
and last night it was up to the South
Not-walkers to will the flvc straight to
gel the bowling honors. When that
fifth Kittito was started. the Algonquin
loam wont at it like ,tioudn. A new
man on the llrldgcpo‘rt club‘s team
.lurteil off with a strike and during
every frame he got it strike or it spare.
ills total was 2”. The game was won
liy the Alizoliotilns by roll points. A
second game was played off for the
file of it and in this ihc Booth Nor
walkers did better. tuning by only
about to points. The itionihcrn of the
Heath Nth-walk (‘lub team “are, lar-
vu. Dibble. Koch. Ollml’n and.t)oWitt.i
The Algonquliix also won all thrm
iool games. the scar“ being:
i). Osborn. loo; Nailing, til
liners. ltiti: hiatlicr. an
Baton. ltiil: Stevens. 74.
At the cloac of the Rllillt‘h. s "with.
«line of the i'caturcs of “'lill‘li were
turkey and roast beef. was riot-ted.
Then there was story-telling and sing
mil. particularit- the latter. Among
'llf‘ leaders of the songl‘iiat were
\lt‘nhl‘h iioiiiiidgc, of llriditt'iiorl'. I'll
viii-r ilciidiii'k. flurry \i’ Mather and
M. ii. Nlillliig. of South Not walk. all
llitlllIi-i joining ill. in the Ilf‘lfllliitll’htlflfl
of lwolity iiiuiiibcim oi liit‘ South Nor-
pnik t‘iuli wctii ovm
WHAT This CDIIUIITY
ONES Ill Dill FIBEIEI
”......
"What This t‘oniniimity tiwcs tliir
Firemen" will lit‘ the prelude on rur-
rcnl would at the South Noi'wuik lisp
fiat Church tomorrow night. followed
by thc cvcning sermon, “The Christ
Man for Mt‘il." The song acivicc and
good fellowship will be foaluroa that
always abound at this church. in tht‘
morning the pastor writ speak on “()ur
schcollnauiern." Miss Hi. John will
lend illt‘ toting people's mention. The
lllhic school rumours of the noon
hour. Musli- for the tiny:
Mowing.
l’icludc ~~Atlnllo liorct
.tuuwu» \VI‘ rmiml "limb, ii'umi. ..
tvlciiiiliiiit
Response ‘i’ul'tlllli fliir 'i‘raiisiti‘cii-
ititllls Ni-viii
tilfrritit'l ' Allow tiling. ”it inril, Wilt
’l‘hou hornet Mr . . ...... l'dticitcr
l'tiftllilfl" ~ .ilibiiaiit Mni'rli .. . .. Rolls
Evening.
T'i‘lilittic—
A «Elevation in ii . liittiiile
ll "Militici from W'l‘l‘lllf't‘ ,.
.‘llillit‘lll wilcjolcc in the land.
Hcliticckcr
Itciiponitiwilow liowii ’l‘hinc lilar. ..
Scliiiliiilr
lilo mlo-«.-‘\liltlti With
Hobie
lt‘riiiikllu irvlnit tiniilli.
Unaccompanied Quarteltcw’i‘hcrc‘s a
lt‘rlend in the lioinelaud itavcn
l'filflflflO*~'Mflf‘f‘ll In (3 ltcad
Illllitlt‘l
fifftirtory.
M
”an...
noufim woiiit
uncut m eciitlititia
NEW HAVEN. April ti.-lt:tnployaea
of the trolley lines of the Connecticut.
Company began working on the now
want scale lmliiy. which carries an in-
crease of from lift to 70 cents a week.
At all points MW New Haven the new
scale seems sati'iifiwtorr. More the lo-
cal trolleynien‘ii union had an early
morning session and it continued
through the forenoon. The younger
men want a further Increase.
«a GAHD.
Mrs. (teem Vrsdenbur and family.
at on iiayvisw avenue. w all to thank
their lrionda and neighbors. slap the
‘Odd Fellow. for their kindness duru-
ln the staircase and death of in.
somauoswmt.
m I J wl'mm 5
A; IFICIAL wuta. aao ourt own oranaroa.
WEATHER FORECAST. f
Partly cloudy tonight: Sunday fab-i
light to moderate weal winda.
(Witt. 35M?“ APRIL 9. 1910.
TWO cams ‘—
D
a
l
he Norwal ll heliool baa start-i
ed mil in the‘fbulhball season with it
victory. 'l'ltcy‘ti’ltnmntl Overlook in a
six inning galnc'ycaterday by Chi)
score of 2! to a. The boys from West.
avenue began to run up a large more
in the very first inning and continued.
on the seine plan throughout the
garlic. There was at large crowd pres-y
cut, to witness the game and they
were greatly dinttllftolnlcd in the tanie~l
ucas of the playinl. The weather wait
exceptionally .riopld and disagreeable
and tho onefldsdhesa of the. same
Chilled lnanyjlih ldave the field early.
There are Chm of‘the members of the
famous back _all team playing base;
ball and they are diearly nu proficient,
in this outdoof‘ e an in tho indoor,
sonic—uonplaln, rtin. Richard tre-
land and Norman Bcvmour. Pagan. a
new man indie Masha" playing. did
well out. in right field. and William
Coley. tho migratliiou champion, hold
down the position of‘ left field crcdl-,
tably. Martlh lll‘titiiitdi' field made
several sensational catches and noth-
ing passed dr lid, at short atop. Heu-
ry liougias, pitcher, fanned the ma-
men and Willie‘s he that as they at).
peered at the baffitnd his team work
will. libs brother :0" first base held
them so that fcw‘ttot by that place.
Port-y Taylor. another new man on
swund. and Scherit and Greenwood sit
catchers. did remarkably well in their
new work. The team will surely miss
the two good‘playcrs of last year.
I-‘riiliil (itiarnoirl and William iltirati.
Martin made a Mime run on errors
and many reached second and third
on the manic exciton. In the third full»
log there were id,“ man at the but.
The inning started: with H. Ferris and
mood with him. His place was taken
by f-‘agiin in the sixth inning. Brant.
Kuchler and the big teacher on first
were the favoritca on the military
boys“ team. Robert Talc and Norman
Paisley were the umpires and their
decisions were fair and cruised no dili~
\
poles. The lineup was as follows:
High School. 0. M. A.
Ireland ....... . ..... Brant
{limit Step.
Coley . ........ . .......... Hickey
Loft Field.
Martin .......... Crawford
«3, " "I Cy!!!“ ”old.
1. Doug as .... .. Rockne
rub id's; ‘
l-‘crrls. lv‘auan Kerr. hfct'lcllan
Rialit l’it‘ltl,
'l‘aylor ......... . . .. liiown
second italic.
Si-bot-li, tlrconwmd Kciser
f‘lliclii-i
it Douglas Kuchicr
l'ilclicr
St‘Vllltitil . .. . ...... Merrill
'l'ltif‘tl "itih'.
'l‘hc runs were made by the follow-
lilt' players;
liiirh school iii-laud. t‘oloy. 3;
Martin. 3; .1. liotiithis 3; Ft‘t'lli‘. 2;
Taylor. 2: Scinionr. 2; S hock. 2: ll.
Douglas, 2.
ti. M A "'Hl‘llWll. l. Ml'l'l‘lll. l; Roc-
kov l. Kt‘lM‘l‘, l
MIDI“ Alli llEfDIIB‘
0F CHILD MIDI
The interests of the children will
tigitili lic ciililiitlcrt'il at the Sunday
Evening institute tomorrow etcnlnit.
at the south Ntirwalk t‘ongt'egalioiini
"hilt‘f‘ll The institute will have it
vidirly known and dislinuliuhcll visitor
in Uwcn it. i.o\cio,t. lilr pent-rat acct
lt‘liii‘i‘ of the Natloiionl t‘iiiid Labor
' iiiiiiiitli-c. Nt't‘i‘t‘lkii’} Lovcjiiv will
give an illustrated lecture on the sub
loci of "t‘hilti Labor. its Wrongs and
flat Reforms."
This is it ultlijtwl oil \tliicb iiipii lilllltl'
cit employers of labor. ministers and
chum-lira. and labor unions are tinllv
iiig. Among ilit' llietiiimrs of the Na-
lioiiiii committee are ‘l‘hcotlorc ltooito-
vcit. i’rniiidcnl 'l‘iift. t'K'PrOl‘kl‘nll hillot
of Harvard. (:urtllmii tiiitboiis. John
Mitchell. tillford l'iticbol, Felix Adler,
.iuuc Addams. .liiiiilo lien Lindsey. ltoli.
crt liluitor. lfltutt‘ iticltuliiali. the bank-
or. who iii new the chairman of the
committee. and many other eminent
men.
Tomorrow orbiting. wilii lliti lid of
llit' storctniticon. tiic icrttiror will give
vivid liitlllil'tiii ”including both the
ovila of exploiting little children fot
the sake of couiiiicrriulisiii. and also
the reforms which have boon brought
about by the National coiiimtllcc.
Pictures will be shown illustration
the ways iii which little children are
used in the. cotton mils. the coal
mines. factories and of tar places of
industry. so iellnicl to the extent of
fourteen ho M it day. oftentimes lio-
pinning at the age of nine years.
The lecture ,wlii be preceded by the
following musical preamp. beginning
at 7:20 o'clock:
tirasnwi‘rauniercl .. . . . . .t-lchumann
(Jhoriiii~---"'f'liey that 'l‘rilal“. . . . . .il'rey
Violins and, Orpiiwttavatlna. . . . .Raff
Clifil‘iiIJ"Tlit‘y that stand in the
, liniisc“ . ...... .............t‘lpluncy
Olfactory Bolo- .leiiu Miaorcr. . .stln
Posliudc» ~ March ....... . . . . .iiorsley
NATIONAL PARK OOMMiOIIONII.
wasntrto‘rou. April new. .l. Cor
born. of Chattanooga. Tenn. was to-
day appointed by the secretary of war
as one of the commissioners of the
Chickamauga a Chattanooga Nation-
at Park. Mr. 0, burn is a veteran of
the Civil War having served in a Win:
do n W. lathe.
tuition ‘
runs it
~ + i iiWilll
Stat; Attorney Declares Promi-
nent New liavenera Are in the
White Slave Traffic
llill llilill BlPlllES
ill iliVE 'liEEPEil
flan and Woman Worth $40,000
Convicted and Sent to fail
NEW HAVEN. April 9.m'f‘hc declar-
ation of District Attorney Ailing that’
city officials. police officers: property
owners. a banker. a former priest and
aortic others were responsible for flu:
flourishing state of certain places en
gutted in the "white slave" traffic. blade
yesterday in moving sentenci- uptm
three men and one woman who had
pleaded guilty to an offence of this na-
ture. has slit red the r-lly more ili‘lfl the
recent attack of cit-rityincn upon the
license certificati- clauac iii the excise
law. Mr. Ailing pointed out that the
Roses. who were soul to prison yestcr.
day. owol‘ proiicrty valued in tllc tax
list of 840. on. accumulated ill a few
years. The story told by two girls hold
in actual slavery in the place kept by
the Rosana. and given under oath. in
one of the "font revolting which had
ever been heard by law officers firm
The girls were. guarded night and day
and cheapo for them was iiilposailile.
it is not uowu limi- whether or lint
steps will be taken to prosecute any
one under the nileuiattouu of bit-..Ali.
ing. tinder his office. it is pointed out
that he has the power to proceed null if
he has the evidence it is thought he
will do so. He declined to discuss the
subject today.
iiililil no“
iiiiinilmii
Federal Warrant issued to Cov-
er Offence of New Haven
flan Who Made Cash
NEW HAVEN. April it. "George M.
tiailcr. who is being lli'lfl no a charge
of counterfeiting. tiiaoc ii confession to
sorrel scirico agculs at tllt‘ jail inti-
yculorday. lie said lli‘ was 3.5 years
old tilts an export lirnitsuian. He said
llt' first made spurious coin Hit an caper»
linen! and finding it easy decided in
make it on a larger scale. anti was
about to ltl‘fkllt‘li out when arrested. lic
itaitl he had lived lit‘l‘t‘ ill years and
was cliiployed b) Sargent and com
WI)"
United States titiiiiiiiissioucr Wriitht.
iontghf tainted it fcdcral wairatit for
his arrest oil the charge of conlorfcii»
ing. lie in now living lit‘lfl lllitlt‘i‘ bonds
for the superior marl charged with
having obscene pictures in his posses-
aion.
A search of llallci a rooms disclrised
niliuids for mailing dime» and utlttrlera
and capcuaivc photograph outfits. llc
implicated no one lll his molesnloii.
TIDLL“ CAR TlllEll
TD CLIII liP BANKS
l
About i o'clock today. an the llrond
lllvor car. No. 57. in charge of Con.
doctor tlcorgo tilhanic and lilotorman
r‘rnnk A. ltitiiiioiid. was going up fiel-
dcn airline at a full rate or speed. it
suddenly icii t i ruliii ill some naile-
roiiiiliibic manner and Jumping the
curb. began to climb the bank into
the (intro t litlrgii yard
it‘tll‘lllllillttly the car di-l not overturn.
and after working some little thou.
the fili't‘l‘ of men irom the car barn
wen~ able. to not the car back and it
Weill Hilton in the burn for iiilicli utiliti-
cd repairs. The leader was badly
bout and the forward step on tiltI right
nand aide was taken completely oh its
fasiciiiliga.
There were sixteen passengers on
the car. and they were considerably
tiliitltuli tip.
TUIIROULMID WHlIT CLUI.
The ladies of the Aiilifil'uburculosia
Whist Club have decided to try to sup-
caiiaary in Plus street. The club hold
lumbar of their enioyitble whiat par-
ties yesterday afternoon in the parlor
of Old Well flock .and Ladder cuin~
party. in llaviiand street. when there
well a large attendance. A number
of prison were alao awarded.
in this with the plan to support a
nurse. the whint. psi-ties wili be con
tinned aehiiimonthli'. the next one it.
be held on Friday afternoon. April 22.
lfiaoh person playing pays an cents.
which sum is turned over to the fund.
NAM]. FOR awaits JURY.
KANGAB Cl’i‘Y, Mo, April am’rwo
hundred names from the Jury wheel
were drawn today from which to ae-
lect story to tr Dr. B. C. it de en the
charts or mu tiring not. was it.
listens. The trial in set to treats on
cousin “utmost.
Mildly neat.
port a nurse permanently at the Dir l
WW.—
illillE ‘Illi iii-ll...
with"
. . l
field in fievlfllartford in Heavy’
Bell Suspected of smiling the i
Tracks on Last Wednesday |
NEW HARTFORD. April 9.——Frouil
Satan's Kingdom to the Jail in bitch-l
field With the transition of three nieu
yesterday. by way of the justice court
here. George Wallace. of Hartford.
Thomas Murphy, of Stamford. and
Charles Nelson, of Bridgeport. were
the men who. on the charge of va-
grancy were held in $500 each for the
superior court by Justice H. R. ,Jones.
They were arrested in Satan's King»
dent and it is alleged that they know
something of the attempt to wreck a
Central New England Railroad train
Wednesday night by spiking ties on‘
the rails. The men hung around the
village Thursday selling shoestrinss.
and a railroad detective. J. 0. Young.
of Poughkeopslo, made the arrest. The
prosecuting officer says the men are
hold on the vagrancy charge until
other evidence is completed.
”anioniannmmm. To tnia pm.
words or tau. as canto; 8 times. I
each additional word. i «at par insertion.
no
FOR SALE
FOR 8ALE~~lliii'Hl'2. s Rooms nNii
built. ilrnr ti‘oliov; all litipl'tNiuiiclitN. mis-
ali-ii finish. "va pant-red. electric: light.
l'MlIL’v‘. liciitcr. rti'. Address Mint. M. f’.
iillc, ii: Woodward Avc.. South Nor-
iitilk. Milli
FOR SALE ~'l‘\i‘ti li'lll‘fh‘ll \‘iil'Nti
cmw. inquire if. Phi-«lump. ‘l'ariov place.
’l‘cl. 357-; attill
ion sate or win. ltl'li'tf'l‘Aiii.l-:
ilrnkglsts, Zuni ibinvsct i’llis. compound
"llflillrlll'. till-mu tiliipicxioli. iicmlaciici.
colds." spring rum l: malaria; gentle and
slow. Accept no an istitutcti. all fit
FOR SALE »-A titNili WtiftK ilttltrlltl;
“ill work anywiwre. A bargain it sold at
lliotiJle 7 Day tit. Smith Norwaik.
t .
liltt't'.
'I'i-l. till-t. all Ill
tJiiiiliu-ctlcul Ave.
FOR SALE .ll'Zi'i‘l'i’l‘T l‘l‘llltillT I'l-
aim in itialiugiioy. vt-ry liniliisoliiv. n lil’r-
it or instrument. fol C275. fill-iiicrl's. I6
South Main. alillt
FOR SALE itAl'r‘ HASH. \k‘l-I HAVE
put it down to tile. siciIii-rt‘s. is South
Main. alltli .
Mlllil Sill
Ni [ii i "
tulips Mathewson Tells Saudi.
, zatioii Board They Could title.
An ,lnlunction
SEWAGE Pillllllllill ill
illililiiils iiillillilEilEil f
lively Hearing Held in New lie.
veil. Yesterday Afternoon .
The most interesting feature of‘tho
public hearing of the State Board of
Milalization and Oyster investigation
Commission. to investigate the oyster
properties, held in New Haven for
three hours yesterday afternoon, was
the statement made by Judge A. Mac.
Mathewson that the oystormen can
unite and bring suits against the cities
for turning sewage into the navigable
streams of the state. He presumed
these proceedings either in the form
of injunction or otherwise would help
to bring a settlement of the matter
with Dr. Wiley's National Pure Food
Commission.
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
'i'he. Merrill College baseball team
plays the Stamford Military Academy
today in Stamford.
Geo-allied advertisement. on this
as words or tau. :5 cents; I times. I
can additional were. 1 cent per insertion.
TO LET ‘
FOR SAL‘MSNUNthll‘lR PIANO. lN
“INMJ cuntliliull. for Dill?» only. Stvillcrt's.
til South Main. Milt
FOR SALE -»lti\2\\'|~:\' PIANO. Will
have prion-ll this instrument where it, will
go m the first caller wanttn no main"
im-ot fut about that figure. $175. Richi—
ci'l‘ii. lti south Main. Lillii
”.-.—...
POI iii—Intih’ltl CURTIS PIANO. lN
liiulionsiiy. it writ-built. serviceable in-
strument for iuiybotly. 82%. Steliicrl's.
I6 Noulli Main. I! (it
770 Lar~slx on THREE nouns.
with tiiipmvcmenta. cit water; rent m-
s. mblc. inquire all t a week. It Co -
net‘ticut Ave. near Fairfteid Ave. a it
TO LIT—HAY i. If rr. ii cor .-
t c. all van one”. .0. I: 0 fit.
dd. Norma. , wall
70 Ls'rmsr m: Fountain Yocotr.
piled is It. items) .. , 1th ' . '
on. agar u _ e or
holiness. Alla? ii [iii Moduli} ,
“c . . t‘.
FOR SALK 'I‘th l'i’lilti‘li'l‘ \
bury pianos. scarcely used at all. t'\t“l‘i~
lclit instruments. well worth lllilt‘li more
than our pros-vol "gun, ”he. Stclnvrt's.
ii‘. South Main. All (it
“resist: ~ti.\'l~1 .iil-I'l‘lttiS'l'i‘ld-i l‘i
nunlu. in civilly. lll’sl-t‘ltlrfrt condition
i‘iu» itistrltliit-iit in Just like lit‘\\' and will
L’l\l‘ mu lulu: service; "75. Stciiicrt’t. iii
South Main. n! .‘il
FOR SALE 'l‘it'tt HRIHNS. ttNli
filtt'llllIRi-l. oov i‘olnirli. bulb in perfect
condition. Vol“ tram . I mom. will sell
them your t‘llt’ttli. Sit ivert’r. it; south
Main. all in
THE ABOVE PIANOS Altr: l‘Zi'f‘llivllt
in will lmflli stuck- or nu llllllll'dllllf‘ call in
flotilla Nontalk. tiivinct't‘s. is Still”!
Main. utilil
FOR an: iron" WANT m: can.
Klmip Wanda. :ilxls fret. good condition.
fully rt atoll: suitable for auxiliary l‘rlcc
llbtl. tioiilrr t'npl, John S. l.'lil|liillii‘-
lilo-ii. llouiiyloli. a? .‘it
"66% “tif'fvi‘u-..‘fi;w stun? cows.
tlw newly [minted surrvy. .l. l'. Altman.
itnriwii. virpimtiv lull-iii. it? til
FDR IALIV-ttlx Maw lini‘Krt .\.\i
sit iicw cubs. ail Him-its and Johnson
make and partly "illhllf‘ll. from 8'in to m.
\lldiriu- James lhmluii. 373 Frank tit.
lillllfll‘lltil'f. t‘oiili.; lclcptioiu- itlH. iii-til
VON BALI l‘ltltlh‘ it'till llA'l‘i‘lithi
tiiff Plymouth liilt'h‘i. from [it'lzc clock.
t‘. lioliilirt. it. F. ii. .‘i't‘. itoiitli Norwalk.
at tit
FDR IALCre'ti litiltt-tl'i thintlit lilo‘l
l‘booias fourths car. black top. trunk
molt. too Mira cli..irll. quick detachable
tirvti. nearly tictv; "mt-it ninitllclo. Him
hull iumlcralc use and lift!“ cure. rot-politi-
ul last season: it strong. rciliililc ritt‘. ill
"‘N‘ill‘lll condition. good for years of
u-ritcn: arc-it liiil rlitiilict'. t'otti Mill-ti:
will sell for "toll Willoiiatraliiib and
thorough test before purchase. lineal-ii
ll'nmt, a?”
”Fort s'aiu 'l‘WH Now Ilt mules.
lnlllt‘tllil Aim. itoiitii Nora-pill. all ltuo
w‘iivt'lflt‘lllm tow lif'W limiiir. l-‘ort Hi.. Must
orwalit. itcauoiml-iu- forms to purchas-
ivrs. inquire l'iiltcil (inn-cry or ltr. ll. II).
little».
F0! CALI on To LIT~ lltilit-ilcs
for sale or to lot. llltélllfli Raymond (ll‘ll'
nary (30.. Elm times t . mt“
Business NOTICEEW
TAKI NOTIOI UP MY titltiw l‘AHlti.
i make Tim] iiiiiilmrapiiii at wasnnhblc
prices. letter an r of work on post
attrila. 'i'ry once. it. it. Rock titlidio. iti'l
Wiifliil ion tit. lover flayiiionii ”road.
South orwsiii. a? :ll
PAINTING. t'Al‘ltitllANuthl. Wtiitk'
done by priwtloai luau. Give mai cub-r
t
o Alexander Willie. I filly Ave. ’t'ei.
Iii-n. Itiullniatca cheerfully (liven. lArge
assortment of mail inner. mat) lm
identical.ii.i.:ir't..irn.""-
I! i t A ll -
where in Town bf Norwafit. florid flir
' niouldliig trudv and iiiaol the ”hi? bill
on
TO LET «ONE infatuation Harm ,
merit. four rooms and but; unfurh ed
apartment. all); rooms Ind bath. and col-
lage of six rooms and bath; all modern
ccnvcili iiccs; within four minute: of
Wcst . c. trolley. Inquire afternoons. 53
West Aw. at It
To LET-«~5EYEN ROOMS. RENT 311:
also right rooms. “fill 316: suitable for
two fittilliit‘b. Larxc grounds and fruit.
tut \k'cxtr‘t. asst
TO LET- AT Sut‘Tli MAIN 81‘.
born. thrvv stalls. and also boa stall and
shed for wagons. ‘Inlranca Raymond 8t.
ltiotilrc Morris A} UnllN tie. a! at
TO LET 'l‘\\'ii til"l"l ‘ld loitiiiiis‘. 8E0-
mid floor of 7 Main St, orwalk. Inquire
J. 1‘. Hayes. 5 Main St. a8 3t
TO LIT APARTMENT. L‘lii lSAH'l‘
Washington til. Inquire 64 South Matti}
fit. a i
Si!
TO LET" A lrot'lt-ncauu APART-
iiiullt. \viili laundry. luuuln- of Mrs. J. t).
t‘i-oivc. 2 West Avc.. South Nurtvalk. at If
TO LET strontium uo'rnois it'l'l‘lt
inipmvcnieuts. 2| t‘ovc Allc. lnoulrc ft.
.loiicloviiky or United Grocery. mill tf
TO LlTwSlX-ittXifl JlOliRl-i. TWI)
acres of him“ garden tan . inquire lira.
'f‘arlm'. 1 Taylor Ave. ml! t!
TO LET» lilllt‘K HOUSE. 23 UNION
in: eleven rooms. all conveniences. The
Iiatcti & Bailey Co. » in" if
m..- . - .-. .s ....s -.E‘.....'.__.._...__
WANTED.
WANTED rMANlli’Ai‘Tl'ltlt‘Ji tlF MIG»
tiiooi and high irratlc cortisol in another
city. \iutitit experienced firreitian. lust
bavv i'xltfl'li‘llcf‘ lll iiialilifscturinu cor»
acts and lianiillntt liclp. Will lu- required
in not tut assislniit to nupcrlntcndoht.
with prospects of ailvnliemnclit. (food po-
sition guarantor-ti to right party. Address
lti t'Itliflilt'llt‘t‘. «lilting tutu. ircvlotiii ox-
iwi'lriicc and references. nuufaotttl'ot’.
lltlti lil‘ll‘t‘.
WANTED tint)“ RELIABLE IAN
who understands gurtinfllttl. to w by
the tiny. lilutlll‘fi him. A. Dibblclquk‘izw
lulu“. ‘a it
waurstTTiTnciiiriiil'rs. sore To:
learn the litidc. anprflntloru to I“
Not-walk iron Works.
3
Milli ka
(3 If.
”wanna. ~A mu FAMIlilAR will?“
old line insurance to mpnaeiit an old re-
liable institution in South Norwalit. Not“
walk and vicinity. Cain usatioii - T
anti-ed. Address l’. t). is 3“. flag;
.ur contain-v.11.
l'tllifwf‘i' It. til 0
new.
PROFESSIONAL. ‘
port. . ‘ _ .
1 "W5. ‘ .
WANTIDHTO BUY: Alain ”N g
ictit Turnpike. lion ’ ,3
TM. 5.7-2. . '
WAN"
tile and poultry; but prices
R'MRRA UGHTIMAN.
u I 00.
i .
unites reattats.iiwiitit. ~— ‘
mafia! dimming «in. “Killian or ~ PIANO. ottom OROHIU'M '
33h . Teacher of Plano. dramatic death
we Baptist tfiiaroli. f’ianlut De
MOOII P. HAM-06K liAtilliikimuflp Onshastra. Arch Merriam. ll ,
liner. Mata trim ad and madam the “it- View Ava. Tel. 1 ' *
eat node-dais all... tartaia funds on y
if deitiml. flours from I a. in. to 1:30 p. .~.
In. it Chestnut 8L. uuuth Not-walk. flii tf ‘ ..
- ‘ LDC? ., .iioiuiiov cow. rill nth
ENYEARS' i _ i .Tl W
imam senator. ‘1‘”"""“’ ““‘f .
t‘ W‘ i. T-m-‘flANK it 0. total. i"
JWl. .gi‘rttmvaik law an Blink. Leaf
. . m ..- It." Gill Wino-imitate" .
A r i ant—arm .. ”l" 4mm. u ~ ‘
ihahiwlo'wgmm" qflfifiifi tree can roll concurrent .
‘l‘ii'i'rliliioifiléli' ”filth-fl an“: at a l’i‘l'ilfio’ “gilt.
. 4 ,a eats. a . . . I) W ‘
33%,; ‘ ti" coin. . run
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