‘1 . AOIOOIA'I'ID PNIII NIWIV FROM ALL PART. OF THI‘ WORLD IV A IPIGIAL WIRE AND DUI OWN OPINATOAII’
littered u the so tn NOEL: goat-0mm
0
“Bacon Cin-
WEATHER FORECAST.
F u. cooler tonight, with front. wIIIt-
neo ay fair. Light to moderate north
west to north winds.
.Ilwners of Property Proposed to
Be Taken (Inly Wanted to
Pay 5188.300
liliili IillllllSll IIARIIERS
lll’IilIRli Il_A__¥ SAIISE RllAl
Says That Nothing Can Legally
Be Done Until Bonds Are Issued
Again. last. night. the town hall. lI
Wall street, Norwalk. was tested to
its capacity by an assomblago of tho
rotors and taxpayers who congregated
there to talk over the Washington
street bridge. principally Complete
reports oh the project to date were
given and probably the biggest sure
prise of the evening was figures llilil.
property owners along the cast up.
proach to the bridgo and on tho south
side of Soavicw avenue have named
’ for their property. . The valuations
were given at 3188.300, which. how-
ever. was stated to be. greatly in ex—
cess of the. nssessors' figures. The
opinion of Town Counsel Warner came
Its quite a surprise to many people.
Last night's meeting was an ad-
journment of the town meeting of
early March, when an I-laborutc prod“
grain for a new bridge and improved
surroundings and was for the purpose
of hearing the reports of the column-
lees and taking any other action which
the progress to date seemed to wai-
Iant. The adjournment was for prac-
ticaIII three months to Wednesdni
evening, July 6.
A very Important action in connec-
tion with the decision to keep the
muse in the tow pupils completelI
b_I insisting &p% by regular town
election moth iii. on any born} Issue to
pay for the, new btldgv
West Rooks Avenue.
The first “It up by thI
meeting Wit its propo layout for
West Rooks avenue contemplated to
greatly improveI that thoroughfare and
open up to better_' advantage a fine.
stretch of property.
This is the layout against which
someone caused circulars to he sent
out to the voters. urging them to vote
it down on lhII ground thaI it would
giro II property owner about 20,000
square feet of property. The circular
I
was directed against i’. W. ilrooks.
who was present and addressed the
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
w... u. —..I-—~
iiicni unis Iliililliil
ill will Rillliiilll
Latter Accepts In invitation to
Address National Conser-
vation congress
I-onTo .IIAIIalle. April limit”.
ford l'IIII-hot, t‘iIIof Forester of the. Do-
parimoni of Agriculture during thr ad.
ministration of Mr. Roosevelt. but HIIII'
IIIIIIIIIInily deposed. was again at tho
villu of Miss L‘nrow before II o'clock
this IIIoI'IIIng. It was assumed iimt it
was therefore II final talk with the fur
IIItIr president.
Despite the rotlctIIII-I- of both men it
Is accepted as II matter of coIIrIIII that
Mr. Roosevelt in In posscsslon of Phi-
cllol’s complete case ngitlnsl Sucre
iIII-y linlilnger'a convmsallon pollI-I
and of what has been described how
on an "alleged reactionary tendency"
lornstry matters. of the administration
of President 'i‘aft.
The most significant developmenl
was the announcement made at Ihn
conclusion of Pinohotu visit todnv
that Mr. Roosevelt had accepted an In
vitatlon from the (Minor Ohio! Force
for to address the Nhtional Conserve
Ilon Congress late in the coming sum:
mm at It time and place yet to be fixed.
Former Ms or Pholnn. of thin F'I'IIIII
IIlsro, arrive here at noon after an
automobile ride from “auto Carlo
and drove at once to Gsrdtv ville for It
call upon Mr. Ronssvolnn‘:
The weather confirm! beautiful to-
. day and Mr. Roosevelt pl other
excursion into the. moddilins for this
afternoon.
SOUTHAMPTON momApril i2.-~
. The maytIr of the cogoration of
Southampton has sent III on Ameri-
can Consult nwslui an Invliaiion to
Mr. Roosevelt to sites IbllII lunch-
oon to be given In on on June
til the day upon or iii the former
president expects to II for home.
“Wu—w
GARAGE IAPTIIVA CHURCH ‘IIIVIV-
i.
The Rev. Dr. Ferris. of Boston. on.
copied the pulpit. Monday night.
preamble; to It largo congregation. Ha
it"Il’I’ti'i‘ii'i’dl‘“ "III "i”i’
a a ' have ages at
are invited to attend.
ww— ,._,,.,
BISISIE SiillAl’Slll '
Allll ., MIR IIAS' IlllR‘l
Joseph and...» Chestnut Street,
lied e Painful Accident .
Yttierday
Joseph Ruben. who lives at No. 37
Chestnut street. South Norwalk, Io-
ceivod very painful Injuries yesterday
afternoon by the. collapse of his bicy-
cle in North Main street, near the
overhead railroad bridge. He was
going to his home. when the front
wheel of his bicycle struck the trolley
truck. and In an instant the fork
snapped in two. Ruben pitched fur-
wurd. striking on his head on the
block pavement. He was also bruised
about the head and body and considot‘I
ablc cuticle was torn from his arms.
He. was in a badly dazed condition.
and was picked up, and assisted into
Thomas b). ngmore‘s drug store.
where he was given attention by m.
R, M. Wolfe. and was later on able.
to walk to his home.
'llAPS IRIS SIARII
IIIR Fill llilili
Finding of Frederick ii. Smith's
Body Reveals Remarkable
Suicide In Aneonia
ANSI)NIA. April 12.~-ln ilII- (Aibt'IH‘
cry Sunday afternoon III the smoke
stack of thc Ausmxin t). and ('. (loin
puny III the body of II‘I‘IIchlIIk H.
Smith, who disappeared lust AN‘I‘I'III
ber. lllt‘ alllhorlllos lit‘ilt‘YI‘, In I'IIII-III
"(I llie most remarkable suicide wlIlcl
has cvcr been recorded in tho lIiIIioI':
of the stair. The body of Smith was:
found buried under a huge pliII of son:
in RAW bottom of the line, and as boil
the man‘s legs Wcrc brokcn. It is “P
lievod he climbed III the. top of tin
stack and jillllpt'd'ili. As ”10 stuck it
102 feet high. the theory of suicide. i:
almost beyond belief. Smith, whet.
lust act-II. was also said to have hI-ct
IIoIIIeII'haI IIIIIIcr the influence of It
quro. which makes the supposed sui
cldc oven InorII roInaI kablc.
Smith. as hour as can be lcurnod
was last seen IIAIH' the wank follow
Ing Christmas. The factory closed fm
a few days at tiltrlstmas‘timo for l‘t‘
pairs and inventory. Bmlth appearI-I
at the boiler room one morning at :
o'clock and asked perIIIIsuloh to warn
himself by the fire. He was III hi
shirt alcoves. which was cousltierci
rut her _sl range.
-—--—————.
“TEDDY, AIL," l8 LII‘IIKY;
IIE VIIIIS PIIIIIITIIII
'l‘llt)liil’8()NVIl.l.II3. (‘Imn., April i2.
m'l‘hc rddy .Ir'" Incrulls harp boon
I'IIIIIgaIIId to the rim bug. ’I‘lIIIIIIlurI-
Roosevelt. .lr.. now a "practical carpet
IIIIIII." IvlllI IIII Insight into the IIIaIIIIIII
III which a big factory turns out floor
cow-rings. Is today watching the "MINI
"(‘1' in which tho business ol'llI-I- opcr-
iIiIIs. III another month III- will leave
me factory hero on a vacation and will
remain out of harness until aftcr his
wedding in New York, the latter part
of June. 'l‘lIIIlI he will go to Ban iI‘ruII-
t‘INI‘U to bcromtI district manager there
of the Hartford Carpet 00.. taking with
him his bride, MlsI-I Eleanor Alexander.
of New York. Young Roosevelt started
III ilItI wool mold of lhtI lIuriIoI'Il (fur
pct (TIL, on October i. 1008. and NIH“
that llmc has followed carpets Ihmugb
cvcry branch of InnnnfsrtIIrc.
TEII IIIIIIUIIEII WIIEII
BOAT TlIIlIIElI TIIII'I’LE
SAIN'I‘-BIIII€1_‘IC. Il‘rlnco. April i2. -
The pilot boat illrondollo has boon
wtockntl off (’IIpII Prekcl III thr- lI‘fig
llsh channol. 'i‘on persons were. drown-
I-d
Aficr striking. tho vossol lilrtlctl fur.
tltI.
..el!
VALUAILE PLANE DESTROVED.
I’illlsAlih‘II i’HlA, IAprIl I2. --A large
tu’o- «tory drafting building of the New
York shipbuilding Company in Cem-
dou. N J.. was burned rally today, II
number of plans for merino ongiltcu
being destroyed. Among them wore
the engine and sanitary plans of tho
battleships Utah and Akanus. which
were on drawing boards when tho ilro
hogan. All of the plans, borrow-r.
were duplicates of tho originals. which
are kept In a fireproof vnult and thIIir
'doatruoiion will oauso little Ileluy III
completing the battleships. Estimated
loss 3100.000.
~~~>W
.OWOPI JURY BILEGTIONO.
KANBAB Gl'i‘t’. MOI. April l2.r~—Wlllt
thirteen temporary Juryinen chosen. III
iorneys for both the prosecution anti
the defense in the case of Dr. is. (I.
Hyde. Itemtlod of the murder of Col.
Thomas ii. Swope. name into court
here this morning determined to so
loci II final panel today If possible.
III-pun-
MORAL WAVE HIT! OT. LOUIS.
81‘ I.0U18.M In. April 12,. The lid
on suohre parties, boxing matches. kite
flying and fauna. order-gob by alortuer
Chief of Police Grady. so
moved in the first offlolol and uoesI
meat of the new chief. William Young.
llllRKiliSllli
BRAND ll AS
AN llAl’llSl
Judge Lawson Denounces Claim-
ant io Hall of the Estate of
the Late Daniel Russell
iiiul Infill iii
lAliiii iii Rlliil SilllRl.
His Attorney Says lie Has lust'
Begun Fight for the Property
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April l2.~vIII
scathing words .lIItIgc George F. Law-
ton in tho l’rolmtc‘ilourt today brand-
ed as an iIIIpoIIiI-r lilo Dickinson. N.
li., (‘ltiillllllil to half the estate of tho
inic liuIIlcl liuskcll. ol‘ Molrosc. and
dismissed ihrcII poiiiions allcgcd to
have ilf‘f'll brought by Daniel Blake
Russell. aficr II record breaking trial
of iiIII days.
"I burn just bcgim to tight " was IiIII,
answer or State Bcuulor L. A. Simp
son of Noiih ilukolii IIIIInIIcI for the
Dickinson man. when asked If an up
post would lu- token to II higher court.
It is scidom that a decision has
boon awuiicd with such inlIII-IIIII by u
iliif‘kf‘il comtroom.
iI‘III il fIIII' IaIIcIIIIIls hfiI-l‘ .ludgc lAiw-
Illl hurl Him-d wading his decision.
\‘illi‘Ii IIIIcIIpchl an hour and it half.
ilIIIrc on: absolute silt‘lirc 'l‘lwti
(‘iilllt' IIIIiilIII'ings. not loud but deep.
but before iiIIIy reached an uproar lhr
court ofllI'I-I'II hustled ilIII cmud out of
tho courtroom. so liiut II was in tho
lil‘nilti corridor lhIIl IIIeI spectators.
many of ilIIIIII having heard Irvcry
word III iIIIIiluIIInI. fifti't‘ \'[‘lll to their
aymimtbcilc fcclinus toward IIIII
wotscru rauchmun. Mon and women
crowded around him and III III-cry poII~
siblc way ahowcd lili‘lr conlldouro In
him. The lllllwilnlfih was almost as
thrilling as the real one In the couri-
room and did not end until IhI- claim-
ant bad boon followed by It ciinorlng
throng across the bridge to his I-loII-
IoII hotel. And III ihc crowd, IIIIIIIII In
his heels. was a member of tbc IIIIIIII
polirr.
.Iudgc lulu-ion in his decision rout
mended thi- action of Mir couuscl foI
lhc unfair and Humor '5. C. Upton in
Ikrllrular.
lRIIllll PARiSli IlllllIS
lilillilllilll Rillil’llllll
A reception to tho ncII'ly I-IIIIIII‘IIIIIII
members of Trinity Episcopal i‘hurcli
was III-Id IIIIII III'I-nlug in lliII guild
room undcrihc littinIcIIn of tho \i'o
mIIII'II Guild. ’l‘hc oliII-r IIIeIIIl-IIIII of
the church worc iuvlicd in meet the
now mumbors on this occasion. 'l‘lII-I-II
was a pleasing program of music to
gather with IofI-IIIIIIIIII-IIIII
a...” ..
OBJECTED TO RED FLAG
lumen: of Montana Write a Letter to
President Taft.
WASI‘IINIITUN. April l'..’.- llI-d own
tour a rod ling. 'I‘IIIII \IIII-I IIIIIII'nlIIIl by
I joint letter recrnlly IIIlIlrcIIIIcII to Hi"
president by several Indians of Mun-
lutm. protesting ilKIIlIltIl the use of tho
crimson color by ciiglnocrs ot' lilt‘ rw
I'lauuttlou IIIII'I'IIIII for sighting dis.
IIIIII‘GN III mapping out Irrigullou ditch
ca and IIIIIIIIIII ‘ou iiu- II‘IIIIIIIIIIII rcaor-
I'nllon. boonusc they lIIIlIIIvtI it was a
signal for IIIII "spilling III llIIIir blood.“
'I‘bc IIoIIIIIIuIIIcnIIoII also rcclIoIl other
grievances which they thought they
suffered at the bonds of ilu- wlIiiII IIIIIII
and roouonlad the president to rcply
"as soon as you got this letter.“
III thi- iIIIusl course. the complaint
was referred to the commissioner of
Indian affairs. who appansod the uni-
ioiy of tho lndiuns in regard lo the
use of the rod ling by the assurance
that no evil was intended and that
the brilliant color was employed by all
sIIIvoyuor engaged III uIIIIIlaI work Ali‘-
causo it wan more easily distinguish
ablo at I distance
IAN on continuous-run.
"—M ....
Health Oirloer Sey- lt Solitare Deadly
Germs In the House.
"When one envonth of the worlds
deaths urn cnuuod by consumption It
In time that we did some soaring of
the people on tho subject of lubercuio»
sis” doclsrod Dr Hills Colo. of the
New York state department of health.
the other night in Dotiolt Mich. be-
fore the American institute of Home-
apathy
"The household feather duster is It
most potent means of scattering con
eumpllon (stints. Why do housewives
use feather dustorI. anyway? They
doni remove dIIIIt—~'I’bsy only redis
tribute It. 'i‘helr manufacture, should
re- bo prohibited by law What shall we
use In our houses? Why.
It damp
(”who of WHO.” .
. I som' sentient. Conn. Tumour. APRIL Is. 1910.
TWO CENTS
lnus llI’i i: "
liad 18.580 to in Good When
the Content Ended
twilight
,.
’I‘IuI pIIIochlII‘tIournamenl which has
been in progress for several weeks he-
IwI-cn linens and Cockcuoo ilayinak-
era‘ Associations Wus brought to- it
close last night. and resulted in II du-
clslvc victory for the l'ncns farmers.
Prcvlous to last night's gIIIIII-II Uncas
was 4,660 In the load. and last uvon~
ing‘s leIory, brought. this up to Iii.-
530
Thu prize which was being played
for was a supper, and Coo kIInOII liar-
Inskcrs' will mod I this to their
lRoIIth Norwslk hr
Ilnlfl. »
'I‘iIc scores of games follow:
Moose.
Gallagher and Bull ....... ......i-l.025
Stoinwuid and Smith ........... 8.1%
Williams and Wohrlc .......... 7.390
Raymond and War ......... ...7,'J.lo
KclsI-r and Holtluu‘rr .......... 7.355
Raymond sIIIlIWIII" ............ ii.8ll'.
I’lIIlleIIIIn and Williams ........ I7. «inn
Raymond IIIIi‘I Way. ............ II .925
Cockdnoe.
James and Henry . ............ p.235
Veal and Worden .............. H.485
(‘obu and Marshall ......... ...t.22u
liIIIIIIry and Mills ............. Mini
iiullcry and Mills .............. union
Lincoln and itowc ........ 6.765
Malklu and Records ............ 7,.’.7o
JunII-s ond ilIInry .............. 4.2M.
Alliliill SRIAA lllliR
SAllSiS ilSlliIiliI
WASHINGTON. April IS.«~~iimIlIt an
.lo the suthcnllciti of II letter oilogI-Il
to be from \Viillaul .1. Bryan and It»
rolvcd by tho gcncrul committee of
Jefferson Day dinner to bc given hero
but Wednesday III bl. caused excite-
meat at II mt’t‘IIiig tho banquet coni-
IIIlIiIIc lust lllghl, IuId IosIIlIIId in tile
IIppolIIiIIIont. of II smell] mmmlttoc to
invosilgate its (Irons and confcr upon
its sentiments bottom It is road at the.I
banquet. which III to bo Iddrciinnd by
Mayor Gaynor. of Now York: Governor
Harmon. of Ohio. II: .I other pmminrui
[Moments In“! .
Tho lultcrmuu pouiomrkmi “Lincoln
Nob," and was ndIirII-I: cd to Fuller 1‘
lil‘ldt‘, of the gcucrul l .IIIIIIIItIoII of the
laffcruon flay tIIIlIif‘I' it contained
III-WI: on tho IIIIIIicy qmvallun. lht- lur-
ili. IIII‘ high cost of “VIII! and other
skunk III Ivuiuucr with III l‘t‘fillt'il Demo
I'liillc IIqu'Inc..aIiIl nlIIIII read at the
I-onIIniticII Int-cling (‘ililni'il II future. if
Iran not made public. amoral Incui
lIIIrIIoi' the morphine» said flu-I did
not bellow Mr. llryau IillI'W anything
about RAII‘ lIIItI-r. as ho is not in this
country and will IIc unable to nitcnd
Illi' dinner
Mr. iiridc IIcilIIII-d liIII II-tlor chIII
IIII‘_ lIII, .uaid that Mr. Aili'liil sent the
inner from Inn “'1‘“ indies through
his brother, l‘lmrlos III-yon. and that
thus was thII Lincoln poatquri. Itccouu
icd for. A
IIINI‘IHA’. NOII.‘ April 13} I‘. \\'
liryIIII today dIII-iurcd IlIIIt llIII Al‘Ill‘i’
"mum to (‘otlcr T. iirldr. III the god
oral committctI of thc .lI-iiIIrIIIIn Iiny
dinner at Washington. was IInIIiIIog.
t‘. W. Hryan mailed IbI- original from
this city and kept It carbon copy. The
letters IvI-rc soul to Lincoln by w .I
llryun.
IIILIo Til ruin TIIAIIE
or III. cook's Isonu
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. April It.»
'i‘lu- II‘iIlriIIIukII exiwdillou to Mount
McKinley, the IIIgiIcnl punk in North
AIIII‘I‘Il'tI. rout-bod ibc-uunuull April 3
nltcr a climb of poo mouth from lhr
busc. Ii was announced today. No
lIIIIIIs of Dr ll‘IIIIlIIIlIi. A. Cook's III
II III II Riit't‘lil were found
DRAGGED HORSE WITH CHAIN
ABOUT NECK.
l.l’l‘(illlI‘lliil.il. April I3. Irvlllil‘fli‘i
With cruelty to II borsr. .laIIIIIII Moran
II well-lootlo luminous hum of New .‘Iili
ford. wuu bol‘oro thI I-iupcrinr IIIIIIrI
Ili‘l‘f' today. The clIIIrgII was proforrct‘
by IlIII (‘onncrlicut IiuIIIsuII society
and dilution lbIII about tin-co monlhi
ago to stun iI bulky horse. MIIrIIlI but
It chnlu fastened to thc IIIIIsc‘II duct
and thou hitched to II wagon drawn b
twu horses. The horse was started
but not until ho had been drIIaIuId nov
orul fIIIII along lhII ground llulfootod.
-o-anI ”an... .. ._...
UNIQUI MONWENT TO SILVER
N0.
IIanuII’. coin. April 12. .IIIIIIIII to
bavn the face and figure of tho late
Thomas P. Walsh. the Colorado "sli-
vnr king." carved in heroic also on the
fees of on Immense cliff which oven
looks the. famous (‘e‘mp lilrd mine. III
(busy. here been broached bI IIdInlr
ms of Mr. Walsh and may result it
'wllNl. Would probably the most potent
monument on record. The (funip Illrd
Mine laid the foundation of the Walsh
fortune.
-RID LITTIR DAY TOMORROW
'I‘sn HO) 8. i ii. IItIInIIIII fI-ec. III int
8. It it. Ooh premium parlor. ill Norti
Main street. South )‘Ilorwuik.
all! ROIIII‘I' In!!!" DEAD.
LONDON. April Itwfiir Robert Gib
fen. journalist. Moist writer anti
.etatletiolen. died‘eoday. mo 78 years.
[limit at an early.
ASK JASK
USER RN Slillili
BASE WillllSSl
'Walter L. Clark Temporarily In-
capacited by Attack Made
tipon liim Yesterday
IllIl lllRIl AIAR lillli
iIlR IRE ASSAIIll
Was Already Out on Ball of $25,-
000 for Theft of Stock
NEW YORK, April law-Tho. "blank
lurking" of Wulicr lA Clark. which pro-
I'IIIIiIIIl thI- beginning yesterday of the
ilclnz copper atoch lhI-fi trials. had Its
iIIIIIIII-l today in Rill‘ urrcsi of Charles
Ruiz. one of tho three IIII‘III Indicted
Itilh Donald i'IIrsrlI. at whose lt‘lal
(Ilnrk. buying turnod IIIIIIIVI. I‘\‘ltl|‘llt‘(!.
was to ho u witness.
The attack on Clark IIIIIIpIIIIIrily iii-
capucltntod him. District Attorney
Whitman dcclarod that he was convin-
ced that the assault was an attempt lol
obstruct justice. and today in: caused
the arrest of Kain, on a clinrgc of sou
pit-Ion of assault. Mr.
M the arrost when IIIIorIIIIId. he says.
that Kuiz was board to any: "WII will
put soniclhiug IIvI-I- llli' pinto on
Clark."
When Kai: Wits III-I'Itluncd a (It’llt‘i‘I
Iivc made an affidavit! churning Ruiz
with fIIIIIIIluII assault. .\Ir. Whitman
asked for .n posiponcuicut of III" cast-
for 24 hours, and dcclurrd that Ii"
would carry the «use before the tiratid
JIIrI
in
with tho alleged limit of thc
is IIlrI-nIIy uIiIlIIr bull
(‘Ioppc
stock that had bot-II pledged with Incl
“indoor Tidal t‘ompnuy iIII toiillll‘l‘ali
for a 850 000 loan.
1‘ he trial of Pertic h, was lit-gun today
IIIIIIr the prisoner's lawyer hail vainly
asked that the jury be diachnrnod on
account ofmllcgod preiudicc to his
cum- through the publicity given the
Clark assault. Supreme (‘ourt Pumice
Marcus denied thI motion for the
Jury" II discharge as well nil an appliIa
lien for time to apph for a change of
ventu-
em out... rm
“IIIinI or IIIIIIus"
tit-rirudc I. (‘lIil‘I-I. oftlrI-I-Imicb who
chIuch tip" Andrew I I lqu known
us the 'MIIIIII of .\IIIIIIIIII," IIIIII lrc.‘ti"tl
llil I mom. was granted it IliIorc II Sui-
III-Ilay by .ludgc Howard J (‘IIriia of
tho FAY” superior court. Tlit‘ action
war. hoard Wednesday and utiractcd
Inorc than ordqurI lntcrcni iIoI-IIIIIIII
I‘lurk uclod us his own lawyer to op-
poIIII his wife‘s pt‘liliuli. Ilc had a line
Iirlunl crop of whilskors and IIIndII fro
IIIIIIIII motions to IIIII court.
Had Eccentric Ways.
Mrs. Clark is granted a IleI'I'I-c on RIII‘
around of detention. SIII- said site had
to learn bot-auntI (‘lsnk trcntod her so
I‘m“). TIIstlInoIIy was introduced III
allow that (‘lnrk pol uui IlIc tires and
left the lions» cold in “llIII'l‘ and that
he frIIIIIII-ully filillfld his better half by
the ”wool. (Inn of tho sons testified
that on the other occasions when the
family was about to out a Juicy steak.
t‘lui‘k would grab thII niout front the “II
bio and throw it to the dog. (.‘Iark in
his remarks to the court rcfrrrcd in
his iwo sons Its "vlpcrn who had grown
up and stung him."
The couple were IiiiIi‘l'it‘tA January iii.
lilii2. Mrs. i‘lurk‘s IIIiIidIIn IIIIIIII‘ was
liorlriidc iltlilspnugii. 'l‘lu- IIIIIIhIIr in
givcu tbc custody of our minor child.
.IIIIIIIIII lil.. IIgIIII in.
THE OPENOTHRIFT.
Porter Emerson Irowne‘e New Play
Put On At The Hudson Theatre. N. V.
Norwnik people were Interested in
the opening at tho iludson ’I‘houtI'u in
Now York last night of I’nrtcr Hillier
non llrowno'a now play “The Spend-
thrift." which met. with It very kindly
rccnpilon on tho part of the audience.
Much said III tinI mornings papers by
the critics in also ploulnt.
IiIr. Browne's that big Now York
success was "A Fool Thorn Willi."
W
MAHKHAM RIMONITNANCI so
JOUMID AGAIN.
'l‘he remoue‘trnnca against Micheal
Markham. of Water street. was to item
bed a bearing yesterday before the
county commissioners. but the Italic
has been again adiourned on account
of the lawyers being unable tube on
hand. The commissioners are still
awaiting IIII unusable date. ’
RIGHT GIHLO escapee.
(EOLUNBUS. Ohio, April law-Ala
Inches of the Girls industrial Home tit
Deltwmi. traced the eight girls who
escaped from the home but til i to
Dublin. film are probably it Idiot“
for Columbus. The police here have
been ordered to thtith for them. One
:f the girls I‘outni a key and let the
other men out.
'IIIIIII Hill.
whit man order» ‘
liull foi KR”. Inns fixed at . tltiil ll .l
..::..,(...u.,“ . bctw ecu 1.500 and l .800 miles south-
u. '- -—......—-
Silllill l’lASl lAIliS ..
RARIRIS Ill SURPRISE
Arranges First Reunion oi Fami-
lyin 26 Years at Golden
Wedding Anniversary
With tweniyvsoven children and
grandchildren assembled at the family
table for the first time III twenty-six
years, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Poetic
celebrated their 50th golden wrdding
:and thc 7let anniversary of the birth
of M r. PIIIIsII. at their homo in Green-
Sunday. County Commls»
Iilollt‘r Simeon F. Penile, one of their
children. arranged the celebration on a
complete surprise to the old folks.
who were taken unaware when the
IIIerry party, came over front the home
of tho IIounly commissioner
field to their home. '
Among the guests were County
Commissioner and Mrs. Simeon F.
those and their family; life. M.
l-‘ranklinr‘daughter. and int- husband:
Benjamin II”. II’IIIIIIII. wife and fnmIIy;
Ephraim S. l’I-asc, of Buffalo; James
A t’ousc. Augustin H. Peat-III, W.
Homer i’oasc and Wife. of Bridgeport.
Not a death has occurred in thc fam-
ily for more than 40 years. Mr. and
Mrs. Posse enjoy excellent health de-
spite their three sI-orc and ten. They
were delighted at the unexpected re.-
IIIIion and entered as heartily
tho spirit of tho mansion as
grandchildren. it was decided to
Idaho the Posse family reunion an
IIIIIIIIIII affair at the old home In GrIIeIII
livid ilill
III-rationalism
IiEtiiillIlEil III IIIIIsIs
LAWRENCE, Kan. April l2.~-~~'l‘wo
I-IIthIpIakII shocks were recorded last
night by the sclsmogmph III lhII Kanv
sun University. The first began at it:-
ill p. m. and reachcd its full forco at
6:47. The second shock hogan at 9:02
p. In. and lasted five minutes.
ThI- snurII of flu: disturbances
their
W88
wcst
t‘AMIlltIIXIE. Mass Apill l'..‘-- The
sclsmomnph at Harvard I’niIcrsity It‘-
rurdod an earth shock last night. he-
giuning III ‘I‘: Iii and reaching Its great-
out rtbrnllon al' 3:20.111;- record was
\t'i‘jl ‘lniui. giilng ctldence that the
disturbance was a great disisnce away.
--f-'R£E.
Tcu Ilill S. at H. slainps. Wed. Apr.
lit. to all adults who visit the S. It ii.
(“It's premium parlor, iii North Main
street. South Norwaik. liriug in your
soup wrappers. tobacco coupons and
labels and recclve thI reliable S. & ii.
li‘t‘l‘l‘i stamps in exchange.
Cleulneo “vertlumente on "III on e
23 words or less. to center I times. .
each additional word. 1 cent per Insertion
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE I‘ili-i.\l'. .\ HQI'AIIII‘.
IIIIII kithII-Ii stoma IIiIIIIIg-I'IIIIIII
limit-tram and sprint“ itIllA IIIllI‘I'
lIIIIII IIIiIIIIIIIA. III till \VI‘I‘R Hi. III2Zit
FOR $ALE IIUI'SIi. I'I i|.\i\’ S'l‘..
IIIuIII lnrm- rooms. all iIIIpI'IIVIIIIIIIIIin. IIIIw-
ly Import-II and painted. largo lot. For
[IiIrticIIltIrn Inuulrc Elm Grove HI-IrII. In?
FOR SALE
drug-glut».
cut hurt to.
chitin:
III-III .
I‘l-
storc.
Iinusw
BY ALL iiIIJI'l'TAliIJ-
Zuni lluIII-sct i‘Iliu. IIIIIIIpIIoIIIl
I‘icnm l‘t‘ll‘llil‘xllill lilfltitu‘lilh
swing rrIIIIIIiv IIIIIIIIIIII; gI-Iitlc i-IId
Accept nu substiiutm all III
FOR DALI SIN NIIZW ilAt'lI’tI' .\Nl
III\ III-Iv i‘llbh. all iIiIIIriIrI and Johnson
iIIIIiw illiil partly iiuisiII-Il. from 13.3 In .75.
Ail-irons .Inmcs Harlan. 2th Frank II‘I..
llI-IIlgIIpIII‘i. thunk: trlcplIoIItI Iii“. III'I Iii
FOR SAL! ’l‘WII hit-3W lIIII'HI‘iS.
Lino-tin AWL. South Nuw‘ulk. all Im-
ti‘tn‘l'lnl'llihl llllti IIIIw II'IIINI‘. Fort St. Emu
.‘III'II‘IIIII. ItIInmmkidI- I.«I'IIII. it. ptll‘l‘llan-
clot. Inquire ITnIIIId IiI'uIIcry III' III'. II. l-‘..
“elicit.
FOR IALI OR TO LtT
for mile or in let
nary t‘n..
iltll Hill-i
lIIqIIiI o Raymond lim-
IIJIIII (trove HI mid ti
BUSINES§ NOTICES
“PAINTING. l'AI‘I-. ItIIANtithi. WUIIK
IIIlIII bi prI-ilcnl man. fllw IIIIII order
I.I All"\t|llt‘l| \VlIllII. til I'llI Ave. TM.
21::- :.i Imtilliitlt'u chccrfully gim. IAII‘KK‘
”130i!“
usmutiurnt of mill pupcI
“1"“: AN“ Rli'
WALL FAPIR. «IA
l‘anIIIIIIIIgIIIg IIIIIl I’nlnllii IiIIuII unv-
tioud fol
ubIIrtI III Town of Norwnl.
MIqulIIII. III call in 18 Wssltiukiou Ni
Murphy lhicorntiuu t‘.o 'l‘rl. liifIIb III
'-l2i~
noon P. HALLOCK. LAIIIMS' Mil.-
liner Huts tilmuiotl and made In the lat-
est op-III-daln styles titer-loin lurid-hm
If desired. Hours fIIoI k n. In. to 0min
m to I‘Ilt‘lltiiti l-Il.. south Normillt.
.AVI YOUR THIN!» tiIIIVIGN I’ldAltti'
ruciirul osprrlcitc
Itud rollcuo lrniuluit
in Fair:
info
mun-M
llllSillN Alli]
MARIE RIA‘ll
ASR [Milli
Every Point in Dispute Bolivian
Dificiala and lien Satis-
Iaciorily Settled
llAllllAllRE Allll lliilll
Sliilillllll Alllii’lill
New York Central Employee
Agree to Arbitrate
NEW YORK, April l2.~-’l‘he wage
agreement between the trnlnmcn, con-
ductors and yardmcn and othelals of
thII Boston and Maine Railroad was
signed today. The news of tht.I agree-
ment (tunic in a dispatch from Boston.
Every point in the dispute has been
satisiaI-torylly settled.
The minimum monthly wage scale
has been adjusted to conform to the
Massachusetts laws and all other
points have been settled on the some
basis as the Baltimore and Ohio agree-
nlcllt.
New York Central Dispute.
'I‘bc wage dispute between the train-
Iuen and conductors of the New York
Central Railroad and the officials of .
the company is to be settled by ur-
bitration. All points of difference will
be arbitrated by E. II}. Clark. member
of the. Inter-State Commerce Commis-
sion, and 1’. II. Morrlssey. president of
the Railway lIhnployes‘ and Investors'
association. They will appoint a third
arbitrator if deceasary.
NEW YORK. April i2.——-liopos Were
frccly expressed that there would be
no strike when the representatives of
~—
tdontinued on Fourth Page.)
CARLOON-IGAGNE.
bliss Rose Morin Gone and Au-
dIew Hampua Carlwii. tht- of Brian
port wore united in Intrriuo yesterv
do} in the office of the town clerk by
.Iualice of the Penn: John W. Cur.
now .
WANTED. .
REPRESENTATIVES WANTED IN
cI-I-ry qun In New England lo 81‘" the
iIIIHi Fll‘UAA‘U‘l I‘Vcr pilt mt IIlII Illal‘kt‘li
lilII-rul trrmI-I. Write- for particulars. N.
III. MIIIIII‘III II‘IIItllIZI-I' i'n.. IIIIIIIII II, l'J lib
Meow.
(‘IIIIIIKI' I‘liII‘I'. l'iIIsl-III.
WANTED Iiiill. lI‘illt
boom-work: Ilirrl- III family
Knapp. :i “haltington SI.
ItianCltAl.
IIIIIIIIIII Mrs.
id ‘. 'le
WANTED MAkitlliii MAN IAMIIJI‘II-
cuni wInIIIIs position so our frcight
vii-valor rufllli‘l' \ll‘ It‘lif‘ffl lItIIpIIr. lid-
.er'Kb [It I“. 181 South 8th St...
Iii‘unklyn. III: ill
WANTED- AT UNI‘II). THIN-III) DEM-
IIIIsiIIItIIrs for fast soiling unit-III. For
particulars apply tiIIuiory \N’Ittcrumofin
liiI'IlI-oill.
N. \'
(‘0. Mai
WAGES-f" IIIIIIIIII Iron may our
mouths IIIII.AIldI1Isu It. A.. cam 39n-
tIiIIIl. II” it
WANTID Ilf‘ilib'l-I FUR IIIIIH'I‘
iIvI-ry; Kt'lllli‘. not over 1000 lbs. net.
in comp SIIII-I prII‘I‘. AIIIIwIII letter. If.
it. liiiuhluinl A\Vl., South Norbhlk.nlt‘.
I'. I. It
WANTID~ iiiIAltlilde. II‘l'I‘lIIlIill I-li-
dlI-II or gentlemen; control location. nil
tleIlVl‘IlIt‘nt‘l‘N. Illl'iiilillif telephone. Ad-
dross l).. canI Huntini- oil It.
WANTKD II‘I' IINIBIIli'il. Tlillhk. (DR
fIIIII moms. uduitr. (III light IIIquckr-cpin Arm
city oi IIIIIIIIIIIIIn. il-IHI vak in April.
IIII-ss .l I‘. llill. ('l-U‘I‘ lIiI‘I-Iiinu Seuiiucl
offltc M131
WANTID MM‘IIINII‘I'I’H. HIIXB T0
lt'IIIII lIII- Irudc. nppII-IIIIIIIIII to learn
moulding II‘tIIlI‘ IIIIIl nIIIcIIIiIII IIIII
Ii Iiel
NIII\HIAI\ iron Winks. Honth
0"“ “NET:
WANTID A MAN k‘AMILiAIt Wl‘l‘IIl
lllII llmI lIIIIuIaIIII-I in rcpmsrnl an old re-
llublc Institution III Houih Noruuik. Nor-
wIIik uIIIl leiIIin Loin opinions I‘-
IIIIlt‘I‘Il. AIIIirIIIoI I‘ 0.
3In if
poll. I
WANTID 'iIl titli'. Mil. KIND 0"
i3”? and mult‘ry; 1bout pri icon”
. or [in I “Vol. i.
louib FNO%E
( IIIIIItIotItIut '1 urnptlto.
n buriloultuu «III entomology.
mo in a position" in corn for 3min Ame
scientific I would no agents.
sph Cornell. Trev \ Im on. Nurnnlk.
lucrno PLATING or Al. i. Ktnos
oxidised IIIIppIIr. hi'tufli and nickel. broom.
old gold. gun Inciui and black yacht trim-
IIIiiIgII; piuinIII-III' sup gut-hm,“ and chandeliers.
therein and autumn? nimlnga. and
IalI'TiI- warn. Atkins Watei
‘I‘nl. Nil-‘3
PROFESSIONAL.
MADAM LI NOUIMAN .TIIII‘II IJII‘IIII’h
III‘MN’I Medium and Psimut. our. of tin.-
oldest did most n-llabla that travels tiIII
"its not
IIIIII for allt
so Int be born
”A
earth lot or; forty years In the. ominous. ‘
mu m. in 2.
WANTI nnAt' turtle“ N. blott-
. walk iron glorious Co A mu
Joli To LET
. A. .- «W
10 LIT 1'0 FAMII. \‘ til” ADUII'I‘II. A v
Ids I‘tmlli house with all modcrui improvu
IIIIIIIIII. qucsulou his I. Inuuli‘iI at at:
Qiilltlfll't Avon or tel. 10-0.
10 LI‘I‘ Wonk: irtlltlbilttdf 000"-
pimi by It. .II-Iiifr. "an In nniiromt out.
lion Rauxutuck. so in for m
.. "‘I‘Nl. Apply Junoplt Morton. Wm-
tuolt.
IIIIII'II- 7
IR,
,TO LIT- A II‘OIIK ROOM
mm”. with laundry. Inquire of
... ..... II «Iii Am. tIouih NIIrIvaliI. at
T0 tern—smmotm COTTAGIII IIII'I'I
I
do to her: she can bet you bring back improvementmll (“ow Ave. [nod "33
m» 33:33: love "it?“ In meg-v. mos-1i Jmiuvuky or tlnlted Grocery.
. I in. 00
top noonto IoII'I‘h. Mansion on». «mi 10 unanimity?! omits... “go
MINI 0 I
MANIQUWINOI WAD? IiiA‘l" ISN‘T. Toriov. is: Taylor Ave. , Ilia
itrnv hair «radio so near; all _
our“ . "III-III” "In: .I.°.Itzonct..rsnt..Ii.IrI§g-~
an .. 0 0V 4 II. .
n . all "on?“ a. in. to I‘IIa ii etch n. Butter ML: in:
. a ' I ‘“
AIOHIIALD rav it summa- L031”
LOOTM .. "JENNA“ 00W i
[Blouse in. Moon“ in Turin "1%
neotlout Ave. I, ,
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