wwrw WW
rttou ALLEPAET‘ or Turnpike IV 'A' anoint. wuis ass oua
slant-till. ‘
“ w... ‘I t‘ 3 Mfr“
'IWEATHER nonsense.
Rain tonight IInI true-am Inset-rm
utterly winds. ,
aarasushnn uric
.‘ I. _ OWN o
.I.; , :5“ be ad Km“ _, 5 W ' as, J
““53"“ :5 "I;“°.i“5d‘li"dl’l‘i.f£‘."""'“°f SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» MONDAY MAY _2.1910. . TWO CENT3
Thought lie Had Bean insulted
and Nails Attempt to Draw
Weapontram Pocket
PAW A" Hill ill
0
mnMmet
Man Struck Johnny Murphy, But
Latter Did Not Complain
All or the. excitement at the. opening
of Amusement. Park in Meadow slicer
for the baseball season of IOIO was not
the
furnished by the game between
Norwaiks and the Cuban Giants.
in tact, the liveliest event of the ab
tornoon was entirely extraneous to the
name and developed in the third inti-
ing. when It brmtd~shoulderd, powerful
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
lllllilll Sillilll
MAY BE Milli]
Concessions Must Be Made By
One Side or Other Tomorrow
NEW HAVEN. Mtty 2.-Wlili
Ilein‘anded, may be followed by
of the company;
log is awaited"
the feeling among the men is
tb as will pmbobly be relented.
male 8. Fit aim
Imiieymontwl ernatiom
Iety serious. He says:
phia at the beginning of the
there. Both Rein Orr.
gt‘l‘ i’underiord.
Company, and will reiterate
mood for a maximum wage
the
rate
"71,: .2 cents an hour on n tlvo-yeiirs' be»
and failing in securing this de-
arbitration
on the thirty cents an hour basis orig-
sis
Inniid, will then call for
innily demanded by the men."
Mr.
vision. and that u \lll'lkt'
railed any little.
BliDTliEllS-lllrlfll
‘NAD A DISPUTE
(‘hiot of Police William \‘oiimvr and
Sheriff Samuel C. irelaud \rerr
rolled down to Sprlngwood this tumu-
I‘up on It «use which developed to be It
Sl‘l‘ilii between two broibeiulu-luw, at T
tip
hunting the (leputI slit-till to
The slot it’ll
were Irry conflicting and it appeared
the
and
counter charges of u like nature Were
intuit» and one brothetuiII-law ueouscd
the other of IItteiIIptiug to palm oil
lit‘lilll y
El) lli‘t‘liill‘ ’l‘iir
despair
mm what he could find out.
Chief gave
Solomon
t'hurgos
to l‘i'llilli'l‘ II
Iiifulr out.
to figure
of assault
‘ 'l'Iob I'.t‘iil
'l‘l, . accusing brothel in- law said the
other had butt-tiered I call two weeks
The chief and deputy nhtuifl weie'
plven an opportunity to look the ruil‘
over and it did iioi impress them that
this charlie could be unstained, in that
the butchered callxwhlt the entrails
hide
iIliI.
missing. though the. bond and
were. on, weighed l5? pounds.
The accused man said it
weeks old.
it is expected that some sort of a
charge wlil urine from tho iuixnp.
”.4“ am
OlliLOilEli tune I
DDliFlllE DF‘ DYlllllTE
etrrenuno. Pu, May li.~¥idight. iota
made a bonfire or itlll‘it dynamite in
and
shouting glee-
fully at the prom biuII timntul. while
lthotilli in the vicinity stood helpins'n
pushing
stranger hittl retreated to a safe Ills-
tunes and called out that policemen
were coming did the youngster run
lirooltiinu, II suburb. that night.
were. dancing nthtIt it.
from fear. Only after it
from-tho impending danger.
The children had found the dyna-
mite inn shunty of a contractor. When
a policeman arrived on the ocean. one
child barely out years old. walked up
to him and showed him a stick of dvna-
‘ilo had more In his pouketo.
Antither but had a box of dynamite
'f‘hn Imiicemdn gingerly contin-
mite.
naps.
oatedt Mill.
’1‘
the
possibility that unless concussions are
made by one or the other side in the
meantime, the, conference beich-n rep~
resntatiVIIs of the trolleymen and oili-
("Uni of the Connecticut. Company to-
morrow relative to the wage increase
the
calling of a strike on the trolley lines
mute, the nicer
tense interest.
it is understood thit the demands of
the men will be again presented. and
that
lt‘llzGerald any! that if this inl-
tI-I- is n t granted, that the local men's
rt-jeclioi of the 2t; rents offurd by the
company was equivalent to II Hllikt' do»
I-IIIilIl ”It‘ll be
was live
powwow
aIi abut
Threatened Suicide—I-IAI Last
Eiudoii Nurse and trui-
liiloil unit
patient at Dr. ‘Mncii‘uil
at Westport for 30m
nd' s sanitarium
time succeeded
IIIIII-Ie eaIiy Friday between a and 6
o‘clock in the morning, made her on
time through a window and drowned
hoiseif in II pend containing no more
most.
York business man. and she had been
suffering front melancholy for
time.
opportunity.
than her other threats.
perhaps the woman meant.
who slept, in the room with her.
out of the room without detection
the nurse.
”I”...
Will llll ‘iilllillli
Haven Road To Be Profitable
'l‘he iIIt-rcaSed turlh’ of
rules~ of the New York. New Hill-Tl
and Hartford Railroad company wli
morning. While the
creases on the .
coitipuiiy are not disclosed lit-re,
increase will effect the whole sysieti
unit will go into effect the first 0
June, except the
specific
vtous filing. went. into effect
it is understood that taking
system an a busin.‘thb Worm
crease will be about five. per
in
l‘iK’llllfi of
000.05)“.
liowt Vt‘l“
the company
to uncertainty, owing
increase will lead to larger
nnil the dirt-rsiou of luminous to lllt
trolley lines of the company whirl
run parallel to strain roads.
I
HITTING llEPDIlT
Oi'
of general
lt‘lllltill,
interest will rcceir.»
Ilsll‘)‘
friendly
with II view to
i't‘lullti s between the menu
be mudp by that time.
friI-ntlly conference.
to the association's CDHHlllilI‘t‘
in
port to the entire association.
Another matter that Will probubi:
tuition street bridge.
seleniuum,
and should now be in place.
iliut tho
Itdvuribilna committee
advertising matter on stationery.
m
BRIEF DliT EliDlTlllD
ran away.
grocery company's rear door
When the driver
'f‘rluu ii.ompany The driver jumped in
the he
horse
on the nidewalk until no hit a
graph pole.
speed Special tilllcer (letmapettl and
the driver ituereeded i
horse. in front of beers‘
although more were several narrow ss-
"D
..*
,II
it
i
Mrs. Sarah Olmo‘ac lies Often
,Mrn. Sarah Simone who had been a.
in escaping from the vixlit‘roe of her
than tour feet of water in the deepest
place, on the grounds of the establish-
Mrs. Simons was the wife of a Now
some
She had It strong suicidal inn.
nin, anti for that reason there was air.
ways a watch on the woman day and
night. The husband of the. patient was
at the sanitarinm last week on a visit.
and at that time the patient told him
that slu- would kill herself at the first
lint as that was a threat
she had been making for the past six
months there was no more thought of
which
r'lb prevent the patient from follow
mg out her throat there was it nurse
Al-
though the nurse is a very light sleep
or. Mrs. Simone succeeded in gelling
of
ill ‘Rlillllllll lllllll’llll
New Passenger Batch of the New
passenger.
be filed with the interstate Commerce
(foiiiinission at Washington tomorrow
in-
various lines of the
the
rate between New
York and beaten. which. under a me
today.
Hm.
. year'wpassengsr receipts «the whole
mfimber of the
heeutlve
committee regards the asituation as
“i lefiaid the
situation as had as it was in Philadel-
utrlke
international
treasurer, and myself will appear here
in an udviaory capacity before Vice
President 'l‘ownley and General Multit-
of the Connecticut
d".
Gum.
and will inovenm- the total passenger
about it;
The computation is subject.
in
doubt as to the extent to which the
purchase
ot‘ the two cents a lillll‘ niliouttu bookie.
EXPEDTED WEDNESDAY
A monthly meeting of the hiIII-rhuutn'
uutl .‘Ilniiuluetttroru’ Association will be
held Wednesday owning ill the South
.\'oi walk t‘lub, when a number of topic;
III-
ll is expel-ind that a preliminary re-
port will be made by the committee tip-
poiIIiI-tl III investigate the batting lll‘
rtIIIIenlinI:
t'urlurvrs and t e lrnde. though it in
stated Iliiil it complete report t-titliiol
'i‘be nub-rom-
ttIitice which utet alllbil week with the
oiiit'fis ol' the trade rpport it most
They will I‘l'litiii
III
twenty and the latter in turn will t‘lll-
body this report in their complete m
be reported on \i‘IItinostiay night will
be the desired public float Ill the Wash
Al the last illt‘t'l'
ing the harbor (‘tmllllllll‘u IIIIII Sucre
lary l-‘rnticrick it. Qiiiiilitrtl III-re dele-
gated to have il conference with the
The float is badly tiet'tlmi
ii is also conutderetl quite possible
will
have a report for Wetliienduy night‘s
meeting. ltti iltuy have been figuring on
They
haw- sttiu Iii their disposal IIt resent.
IIuIintu tootu
About fziil) today the black horse
belonging to A. r‘. butehmann I t‘o..
He won standing at the
and
some one took the bit trots his mouth.
climbed to his sch.
tn «tort off the horse suit-ted on It mad
gallop out the alley between the Identi-
usi building amt the South Norwalit
efigtnniug and was uninjured. The
shot out of the alloy narrowly
missing auroral pedestrians and slid
across the street to the sidewalk in
front of C. I. Mints In Cmiapny' a. Here
be nearly went into thecsters window.
Recovering. ho dashed up the chariot
to o:
This took ’him again to
the mud and tended to slooken his
ntoppin: the
on store and
ropes no one nppeattett to have been
ii I ‘5 “l
Said to Have Written Letters to
. Washington Endorsing tho
Taft Administration "
Plilll lililll llll
PlllllE llllliilflll
Eli-Election oi President Tait the
Republican’s Duty
WASHINGTON. May >2.——-in lcltera
which ’l‘heodore Roosevelt in alleged
to~huve written to President 'l‘afl, Sen-
ator Root IIIId William boob. Jr.. it in
said by the Washington Post, the for~
lner president thoroughly endorses the
Taft ndtniIIisII-atltm. favors Mr. Loon
to succeed Governor tiiinlios,'or New
York, and llilllt'iilt‘ri that his decision
to remain in private life is tinul anti
unalternble. ’l‘ho colonel will nth even
be u candidate to succeed Chauncey
M. Depew in the Senate. and much
lens would he tieuire any other office.
it in also said the former president
will in no sense be u enudidnle for the
prenidmtry III1912. 0n the ronlrnry,
his itItIera purport to indicate lhut it
is his conviction that llll‘. reelection
of President Tall is the Republican
inrty's duty. While (‘olonel Romero“.
bellows that u tighi within the party.
wiII-II ii is confined to opinions of low
islution, may be healthful. he duet: not
favor ii degree of insurgency that
1 threatens to disrupt the party at the
1 polls and will probably dvliver some
. Slmt't‘llttt in the Congressional rum-
'paiun in the West urging the return
of ilritllbllti'tuis to Congress. When
(tolonel itootteveit speaks before the
National (“onset-union (‘ongrusn in St.
Paul in September. it in said he will
declare himself again for the policy
for which he has always stood but
will insist that the WOIR is pwod
forward wtthoti innltiiig rnnnervn‘tlpn ti
pivot for political expt-lienta. in a
w.otti forInrl Pnaident lloouowil Mn
I
f
and after lion tiprunnI-d himself
convlntt-d that President ltoosIIIviI
halt been working hard uutl rout-tried
tiotmly to entry out the policies whirl.
were started during the Roosevelt uti
lllllllttll’ulltili. and ban Izirvn to llli'
'l'Iil‘i IIdtIIlIIistrution his whole npprnv-
nl.
NEW YORK, May 2 ~\\'illiiiin Loch.
, .lr.. nIei'I-ly smiled when he will». linked
about the letters Theodore Roosevelt
is said in ltuvt- writleu to President
'i‘iIit, Senator Root and himself. lie
was unwilling to say anything for pub-
lication. but he made it clear to his
friends that he knew nothing of the
letters or of any plans of Mr. Roose-
Vt'll'u involving his own political fu-
ture. He expressed llll‘ opinion lhut
hII surely would have been mnsulit-Il
before any Killit‘i'iltiltll‘ltll boom was
started for him.
lillflll Slilllills ill Riill
Willi lli liili llllilllii
That’s One Probable Remit oi
Making it an immediate
Port of Entry
0...
\I‘AHHING’I‘IW. Mar 2.~»~SI-utttor
lli‘nndcitce with yesterday unlined by
the treasury departinont ilmt the so.»
rciury of the treasury will rerolniurnd
to I-ougroun the passage ot the bill to
multi- New London IIII llllll‘lt'llliill‘ port
oi entry. 'l‘liin liionnu thnt nil Int-r
chandler from abroad run he Inuit to
New {pinion direct and trnnnpm‘ted
from there to its destination. ii is
probable that the bill will now push
countess, nit heietofort- it hur- iu-I'It tilt
polled by the dupetuueut.
'l‘iII- danIriIitI-ul change wan lIIuIIItiIl
about by the Hull oi titultiot lit unit»
“or and a t‘fllllnllllttt‘ from the New
London board or trade it low IiIIyII nun
it was explained to the Ntit'l‘tlliil'I‘ iii
that limit that negotiations ili't' now
under way by which steamers will go
direct front Liverpool to New London.
carrying pullielitwl‘li and freight, pro-
vided tlilit bill in [tlitiilPtL Time in M
dillerunco or ten hours from i lwrpooi
to New motion and from i lvtupooi to
New York in favor of the (:onuootirnt
port. and New London people claim
that it a new servici- in “inhibition on
expended it, will be it great boom for
New London.
l
m
NORWALK YACHT CLUII OPENS.
Captain William Young Ion-n lano-
vottng Work This Morning.
The Notwalh Yacht Club htitlill‘ nt
lilultory bluff opened today for the
seaport. Captain William Young is
again in charge of the property, and
Mill amen premises to e one of the
bent ever had by the oiu . The house
both inside and out. and several new
members with f t boots will be new
delved during th spring. The {urinal
opening will till usual. take place on
Memorial tiny Monday. or 30th.
when there will be minded , ping and
Lreimhmonllu ’
“.l
i
for seeing, (lil‘tmtl l’ituhol in Bump?“
it
will be placed in excellent condition.I
I!)
By the unsigntn’llnt ol cuties for trial
l last week in the :3in nuptirior ooult
its action of incl, nichelbookpr 'I‘Iust
Co. the famous babelal institution
that quI involved hi the flurry of ill
07 in an hppeul train probate will
come up before the Mort by special
assignment on Tuesday
Involves Lira. Esta“.
The content invoivslthe trusteoship
or the estate ot‘ William Mooiennhan.
whose home was in New (Barnum and
who died some rears ego. leaving a
very large estate in trust for his
daughtei
There has already been much litiga-
tion own the out o in one i‘oIm or
another. This scion grown out of the
order of the Norwdvltt probate court re-
moving the big New York trust com.
pan) as trustee and making an up
pointment from (‘omtetltieul
Financial Blinding.
The common is relflosented by the,
Well known lctai firm of White, ling-
gelt h. liiulte of New Haven. while
Wait-til & tlubheii and Hurlbutt u. Dar-
in appear for parties defending it is
expected that. the evidence, to bc pin
seated will love lve the tinauclal stand
in; of the Knickerbot‘her Trust (‘0.
now one of the most powerful of the
many financial concerns in the big
city.
Rilliiili; III
ill W
ii iii [till
Veteran Pedestrian Beaches City
Hall. New York. Today, After
3,43) Nils Trip
Impound
umumm
Reached ills Destination Several
Days Ahead of Schedule
NEW YORK. May '3.» Edward l’ny
Kltll \‘i't-Iltons l'l‘l'liltl luvuittnv. walk
across the t'ullllllt’lli is \ll‘lilflll)‘ ill till
t‘lltl. Al tt'lifi II'rlorh tips IIIIIriIiIII: hr
set foot on Manhattan inland. I‘Y'Uhfililk
King's itritlge IIIer lllt' Spirit-utiuyvti
t‘Ireh, t‘het-rI-tl by thIusInt‘ls of iwr
sons. and followed by it I'Itlisittllil)‘ ill-
I'rimulnp trowtl, ht- “illlIt‘ll straight
down liroutiwui on iiIr last few miles
of his journey to the Hi) Hall
in honor of the our
Iliuout'tlod the plain ’l1l\l‘l
violin-s whirb ht‘ bus lIm-ll
:Iitti put on a blurb rout, "iioittiti‘sliit‘t."
roilur and tie. Tilt-Ir with a flower in
his button hole, utid he carried a cone
Winn the advance guard III IiuitzIIIo
bill's appeared III the ilrulIzI- II about
went up, A few minute» inter Weston
Itpprurvti, trudging iiionu III II lil‘ln'lt
lilil‘. ’l‘wo mounted policcnuin
Iotle benitlo liliIi iIuIII i’tInkI
I'i‘ti Iii iiyrktnun uIrI-ci. they
Wt'l'tt rt‘Ht‘l't‘d It) It lll‘lll” til illtI
tI-IIlIIII-ti. During the II-IunintlI-r of the
walk iIiII t‘l-it‘iii‘l was chopped ll‘t‘qi‘l'lil,
iI. the iiullt't‘ having Ilililll‘ propsru
none for t'tilliltlt‘lliig him all the why to
tint t‘lty linli. Their help was needed
to lump burl. the crowds which uu'vIII
ml rapidly nu lut mupt- on mm the ally.
(in tho lust purl of lllt‘ wulk Weston
wun I-nrorttttl by t‘tnttpnny ll of the
t-levunih iteuintt-nt. oi which he lllltl
been It member for hilt ware. ‘i‘iIII
Iuiupttuy, in chnruI- or M lle' Srhylit
“visit its It il‘l‘lilililill t‘liiliiilltlt‘l‘ unit
had a band with It, "i lt't'l line and
dually \V‘caiun unlit. "\lv illlltlt‘ in not
tethering Inc in the trust."
Weston interrupted hi-I prout'tuui
downtown at liroudwni llllil riuvrnly-
ilIirtl aittwt. where he animal that be
fore it o'clooit, Illiiililiit: III II hotel for
lunch and a vest. tin until he did not
really need the rest. but had planned
to finish his walk down Iirondway in
the afternoon. and would wait until i
o‘riorit before tuitintt up bin limit
march to lIbI ultimate ItoiII. llll' l‘lly
IIIIlI. At Ilitld uti‘eot. n llllll' xtri ran
out into "roadway with a large buttrh
of sz-t-I print. .wblrh slit‘ handed to
the primed volt-Inn. lie carried the
militant lII bin hand on lllt‘ way down
town
Witnioii
unlined
u rating.
A “1'” known NonIIlII ,imtiiil man.
known to bill friends no "‘I’lp' toliIuII
endeavored Saturday to IInIIIIt In the
United Stuns nnvy but hia IIIIIIIIIII Willi
against hint though he was ill rompun
5 led on tho enlisting trip by t‘npinin of
Phillip Thomas "but. who noted in n
iricndiy capacity. The navy otticialn
art- said to have decided that “Pip“
wasn't tall enough tor the RN'NI‘F‘.
Meander William A. Cinnabar. of the
.t‘ireat Atlantio and Pacific Ten (‘out
puny thorn in Washington ntrori. is re
ported to have. itiilati a ilvo tout black
smite votltertlay while on a lit: in stroll
into the woods batik of Norwulit your
Iterdoy.
5 ‘tltll lliI'lI'
-.W ..
SlRAW HM
Mlllllllllililllll
PASS 8 llllll
tun P. Realty Was a Member at
Firm Which Old Business
plot About 35 Years
unnunul
umubmnm
Natl Bean lll Oniya Few iiduro
With Heart Trouble
John 1’. Really, tor )t‘liiit one of the
Intuit ptoinineut Inanuiartuiols in The
Norwalks. died suddenly this morning.
about 4 o’clock, at the home or his
son, John W. Hrutty. in liini street,
Nnrw'ulit. ,
Mr. lteutty‘s domino come as a great
shock and a surprise to hit-t relatives
fact thnt even yesterday he was able
to got out and took an automobile
ride with his son. Last Week, Mr.
particularly well and on account
of it little business liiilllti AftI-t to
turning he eoIIIpiIIiIII-d of fatigue but
it “on not I'oiIsiIiI-II-Ii Ihui his ltllltll
lion Wilt: serious.
than Ior his years.
been t‘tlii’lttll) watched tinting
past ten dais during which he had
felt tired out.
fullioi‘ unsuited.
inml Mrdientty, Sr” carefully
mum of the weakened condition
his heart.
Mr. llenity was furiiiitt so poorly ilIui
he Went to boil. All the tilthl lull
into its
still strong, advising his son and the
itttlvr'» “lie that be him all right and
that ilI--;. hail bI-iirr it,” to “P" Soon
iII li‘, “.III John 1‘. lirntty & Hl'tillli‘l'r'
itrigittuii) the business who iotuind in
New \‘IIIit and :I HIOVI' was lllilllt'
Norwiiilt iII trim in orIlt-I iu expdntl.
A lilit fitK‘llllll of property, between
llIulI-r Nlri‘t'l uiitl \Vi'n‘l avenue wall
Zilli‘i‘lilllil’ll and the. [ll't'iit‘lll llulit-r
strm-i factor} was erected Many men
I-nint- out here with the “fill. who have
Itlnrt- llt't‘Uilil' striiirutl' the twat known
NW" of the town. The “rally ilrulhurs
l'lilllllllll‘ll in the business rulil IiiIotII
:lb yours lien. and Ii In still bring pur~
livillflltul by Vanderhouf II‘I Company.
.tt our tiunv purl ol the business \vIII-I
ltlmt conducted in South Norwiiik, ii
building which stood on the Iil‘t'lil'ill
.IIitII or the Martin liuica. .lr.. lllltl
l‘uinpnny's tur Invinry inning. WW" «II»
.tsu‘tl in Imnlnp out the rheuprr
lfltll‘il III huts ‘i‘hv iivuity brothers
lilhiull'l'l lived for yours in
lI-I bouws III-twvvit liutirr unit Urch-
~III tii‘lt'lll 'i‘iII- inIIII thoroughfare.
itt tart, watt formerly rulioil iiahtiy
lilil'l‘l. (irorur litrntty won the first. of
the lirnlly brothers to puss itwny. his
lll'tllll tll'l'lil‘i‘lim while the ltrotltortt
were in buIIIIIIIIuI but Samuel iieaIty.
the other lItIIliIt-r died only I i‘uw
yours ago. The two none and daughter.
who have lu‘vii horn mentioned, are all
of Mr. livuity'n surviving ehlltll‘llti.
Mrs. bratty died tortonne years no.
KIND“ TDWI SHEET
DDT I" TDINADD
’l‘OT’llKA. Kuhn. Muv “w’i‘ho villntr
of Plymouth. slit Iniitla uotltthnt o?
lilutporilt. hi reported to have been (Wilt
Iroyrd by It tornado Sunday night. My
mouth anI Iititi population. and in on
the llama rn Itnliwny. All wirrr. are
down.
W at...»
am paying one cent a pound for
run . do for rubbers. No for newspa-
pern. hast prlnen for motels. All these
pricon paid when you send post card
or telephone MI. The ripht junk deal
or, from ili’I-ii't' Fort i-li. W. hilltop.
Questionable grades of cool are not
cheap at any prion. The. llnrriti and
(tune Conn-tiny “Intrusion pond pool.
cloth coal and full weight. They no
hell 3 trial order. 809‘ tutti.
i
. f IIIlsIIlonet‘ lilngheni in November,
find friends, especially iii view of the
licutty remarked that he wmt feeling
at
this tart went to Hartford to dispose
llI' wits ll vigorous
IIIiIIkiIIg nothing
of tubing a trip to Norwnlk, or going
ealedaI his son John until “V“
w Beutty. nug sled mm the) gel in in l‘ommiwimwr iiinstmm
the automobile and go down to see
Dr. Citation ti, Bohemian. to which the
lir. liohlulunn exam and his curly white hair and soidierly
and
Warned him to no very careful on no-
of
About 5 o‘clock yesterday afternoon.
t'fllll't'il he did not, lililil’uVP. though its
1' o'clock this morning he was i
“ll
illil’llillll Silllll
ill Plilllli. Ililll
“liandsomeot Policeman in New
York City” Had Fought in
Amoelcau and Peruvi-
,‘ an Navies
Broken inspirit by his enforced re-
tirement, from the police force by tIom-
liiliti,
inspector Elbert 0. smith, one of the
hundsontest us well as one of the most
polished gentlemen who ever served in
an otiiciul position in the New York
police department. died yesterday at
his home, No. litiii West loam street,
New York, of pneumonia. He wussix-
ty-net'on years old and had been ill for
only a week. it..- watt aacoutlin of Wil-
liam gill. Smith, the contractor and
builder. of South Norwsik.
Elillsiliig in the United States-unity
when a boy, Mt Smith served ,
the Civil war with the North We
squadron He then went to a no u
merchnntninn suitor in ships which Wit.
lllnm H. Webb used to send across the
{ocean with United States mail. Later
he fought as a lieutenant in the Peruv-
ian navy in the war with Chili. Then
he came. back home and entered the
ranks of New York‘s blue coated guard-
inns.
Appointed to the force in December.
1972. Mr. Smith was made a rounde-
inan in ltiTt. sergeant in 1876 and cap-
tain in loath. when he was assigned to
the conimnnd of the Iliarbor notice,
where he remained until 1890. when he
was put in command of the Tenderloin
precinct. Later he served one year at
Police Iieadqumters and was next as-
isigned to the East Fitty ilrsl street
station and leth to the hast 'i‘wenly-
almond stIeot station where he did
good wurit in hunting down the perpe-
mum of Jack the iiippcr crimes.
out m (I)..\.,.Imm to 5.... another son, in tutti: Commissioner Green recog-
Rnppn l). lioaiiy. manager of the bland his efficiency by elevating him
(‘ ltW’tlllTlll ”‘liuction l'Omltflll). ti ‘ .‘0 fl" inupet‘lolship PM) more later.
would haw boon eighty. mm more of. during the administration of Commis-
nnt' had in lived until .lIInI 2in .I.“! Nutter “l A1100 illfiiiel‘lot
um .i man who was manually no.” phtced on the retired list, but was rein-
all k in lllllflt‘tlllt'llcv (.1 wimp I... had IttlniI‘d by the courts and was assigned
the; to command the Harlem oI
Smith was
Fifth in-
whom he remained
was united against his will.
spertloii district.
[In years he was known as the
“hatulstuucsi policeman in the city."
bearing always were marked In police
parades.
IIOSOOlil noun
ElPtOlES STlllitE
SiCi’iAiJIt Silo. May All the
machinist in the shops oi the Minnow
ri l’nritlt' ittiilwny struck at to o‘clock
l
big Crowd III Fans Witnesses
the Formal Opening of Season
at Amusement ”WM-FM:
[W 85055 W 12 Ill 5
Several Other Contests Flared
Saturday and Sunday
That well-known aggregation of
baseball players. the Cuban Giants.
were. too much of a proposition for
the Nonulks to get away with Sat-
iirday afternoon at Amusement Purl:
In Meadow street. but. the official open-
ing of the season was successful, Just
the same, and was a session which
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cattle and nudity: but ”55%” paid; 90
lb. foI good tut calves. . Friedman.
t‘ onrtu ilout South Norwnlk.
367-2.
Turnpike,
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am up tu- Iiotc ntyit-II Mnmiuin luruiulmu
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the ”roll; "I‘D”H’l'x, wlm Well» for __ _ _,._,_..,,. .. ___. iflt‘w- [root :nottt. IIIIII will or unfurnish-
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for sole. with
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