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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 13, 1910 · page 1

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WEATHER rancher; 'l‘ .17

Fair tonight. with trout: cooler; aim
urdaty fair, light to moderate north to
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widow at the south

as second ("floss Mutter

Norwelh Poll-office

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,HRE UTCBURS‘

Second Conflagratlon in a Week
at Century Waterproofing
Company’s Plant ,

nuts stunt III
sntut runs it not

Special 'Datective Was Not On
Duty at Factory at the Time

 

 

 

 

Another tire believed to he of incon-
diary origin. and which has caused
such widespread comment its to l'o~
quire'nn investigation, was discovored
at. to ,o'clook last. night at the building
iti Senviow avenue owned Iiy bonito
(litiiililo and occupied as a factory and
office by tho t‘otitnry Wniorprooflng
Company, wlioso business is oonduoted
by Charles (1. ltoyslone.

This was tho second visitation of
flro to this place iii loss than n wook.
.tlio first having, boon discovered just in
limo to save the piano, at .‘l t)'t‘ltlf‘,k last
Sunday urortiing.

Last. night's hliizo got an ovoii nioi'o
(lt'lt‘illlllll‘tl start and wlioii tlio lii'o-
tiu-n rontliod tho pitioo, lllf‘ liiiiiios

\vt-io looping up tlio oast sido of iiio'

strurluro tilitl ovorlnppli‘ig tlio won not

w- he». no -

llillll tutu
nu in tuition

Was Hurrying to a Fire In East
Norwalk, When Vehicle Was
Struck by Trolley Car

Whilo driving (it speed to the lien-
tnry \h'ulornroot’iiig (Ionipuiiy fire In
blast Nortvuik Inst night. tililnl' l-Iaroltl
p_ (,‘liil‘li, of tho South Norwnlk doptirt-
moni, iiuirowly osoapod death in it out-
“Hill“ with u trolloy car under the
\i’nsliingtou nii-oot rullrond bridge,

'l‘ho ohiot‘ did not son the ohr In time
to provont il stimuli and evidently tlio

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sumo who triio of John l'ltirrow, tho
iuoioi-innii oi" ilio trolley car. which
was liosdod north, lit-inc, bound for

\Viunipunk.

The trolley our hit Cliiof (llnrk‘a
light runabout with it crush. broadside.
in u twinkling tho oliiof. was thrown
out. on tho stone pavotiioiil. landing
Iionvily, liiit hold to the reins of hill
liorso, ivhloli exercised the good judg-
uloiil of not attempting to T‘Illlllw y.
'l‘lio runuliout was upset and was {on d
to have sovoral hrokon spokes. (thief
(ilnrk. however, rlglitod the vehicle
and hurriod oil‘ to the fire. He was
bruised in tho crush and wlillo still
i‘ooliiic, sore today from lllt‘ Jurring and
bruisos, in able to ho about.

In speaking of the accident. this
morning, ho said that as ho drovo
down Wost Wnslihigton streot. ho
‘oauglii sight of the front of tho trolA
loy our and supposod that It was at it
sinndstill, only to have it. dart for him,
its ho got in its path.

This :iooidont hits renewed the talk
of the hood of it warning gong iiiitior
tho Washington slroot railroad lirldoo
l‘oi‘ uso wlion tliero is it tho. ’l‘lio iiow
oityordintuioo in rof‘oroiito to triil‘t'io
romlntlon, ott'ooiivo May li’tili, rouiiiros
trolloy molornioii to brim,r tiiolr ours

that \voio fought so tlotortiiiilotlly‘ tbntl ‘0 it ill“ Will it! ill" fllllll‘flili‘h 0f flili’

llio l‘rnino did not full, though

tilt.l fli‘o lippiirntus ol‘ nmluilnnoo. bitt ovou

wliolo “Wu“,r was ",0“. or p.“ oliur I with than in l’orco ltidt night tho not-I-

red.

Mr. ltoyulono has llll iiisurunro of
$500 on his businoss, but was of the
opinion this morning that tho diiniago
was grou'tor than that amount. 'l‘no
building was also iiisurod. ltoystoiio
Iitid no doubt that the place was sot
allro and intimated that lie oonsidorotl
his enomios responsible. lie declared,
however, that he was more determined
than ever to click here and continuo
business. He am or; to be all brok-
on up over his lam'halnmlty, which
is simply another addition to a long
list of trouble. The first intimation of
last night's lire, he said, canto to litin
after he had gone to hed.'Ho honrd
Box 52, ot ,9'SDIIlll Noiiwulk tire

‘ alto-in syete , located on thé Wasliiukr
ton street. bridge, ring and not out to
investigate only to find ho wns bolun
iiurnod out. "

'l‘o guard against ti ropotitiou of tho
Sunday morning blaze, ho adld further.
ho litis had a liiflii oinployed no it pri
vate doteotivo to sloop. at tho liltlo
furiory, and to watdh‘tho iiiovonionls
of it man suspeolod or boitig liiiplicwtod
in tho first liro. This man had not yot
uono to bod last night whom the tire
was disuovorod. i’io bud boon in South
NUI‘thllt trailing ilio stispoot tiiid llitfl
i'iiilowod hlui liito ii tlioatro. \vlioro lio
lost sight of him.

Asked this morning if ho ititouded to
roport tho Ititosl til-o to tho staio pot
lice. (‘Iilot' I«‘rodorlok M. Whoolor. of
the East. Norwtilk tlepariinout, said he
did not think this oourso would ho lil-
oossiiry, iii flint ho oxpoots tho i-opi'o~
soniutivos oi tho stttlt- orgtitiizatioii
lioi'o Litiiiy to lll\'(‘iltl‘_.‘lllt’ lilo Hominy
fil‘o, '

'l‘ho conditions seoin to indicato llltll
tho pro with fiiullfitl lll’lit’ttli tho floor
iiig iitid possibly In nioro than otio
pluoo. (Turks in this floor show \vlioro
flit lititnos ouipo up through. tiiitI ll
iii.l)t'.’ll‘:i that [bore was :i ui'uflwuy to
tho t'lliil side of the building. wlioro tlio
liro nits Iioiiost, burning away it good
sizt-d portion of the siding. lusido it
was so hot. that runs of liquid (looting
iiizitorlul burst upon adding l’uol to tho
tluinos. lino paiilotilnrly lltil spot Willi
on lliP thfll sldo. jun book of tho, of
lloo. wlitro llioie wu ultitc ii fllo of
tune or tho iooliiig material. A holo
was his” buruod through tho sldlur,
ilioi'o, ‘

This point is just n few root away
from tho (‘rraoont Laundry. it wliloli
flooruo it. \‘nn Alntyiio ls prop ‘Iotor. A'
driveway Ht-‘Mti‘tliorl the two at riictnros.
With a llttlo more start, it Is built-volt
that tho laundry building Would liavo
caught liro.

As Wits tho ruse Bunduy morn-
liliJj, tho Identity of the person who was
actually tho first to givo tlio ulurui is
In doubt. 'l‘lio nlurni of link :32 was

ltiruod lit nt in: Ill, and within it vory

tow minuteu, the South Norwallt do.-

pnrtnioni, In charge of Chief llarold ii‘.

filarlt. was at. tho occur. The llronion
laid two linen of hose and soon hilll tho,
bluno under control. ’I‘lio nliirm to tho
nun Norwnlk dopurtmont wan tnriiod
in by li'l‘itlik Bhorwoud, Tho East Nor-
vvnik hoyn. who hitht no horses on
their apparatus, nrrivud a tow intuition
ul'tor the South Norwnllt doparlmont,
but did not use uny‘wuler, depending
on tlioir ohouitcal tuftke. in that the
Smith Nurwnllt tit-pertinent, was 0va-
ously putllniz the hluzo out, of COTTI'
mlonlon with the two hoary streams of
wulor at. ltu lionrl, though the chomi.
oats mum in handy about the office.

’l‘ho ofllmi nlill allowed the effects of

the. Sunday tire aud‘wnu still further

«lama on taut night. though not actual-

ly git‘t ed. The, partition butwoou the

Milne and factory was burned at one

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NEW HAT PACTCLIBY FOR CLEAR-

Philip Cunop, of filonth Norwulk,
Conn. brother or [1. J. Cuneo, in in
Claerfleld at. present. looking into the
mutter of starting of it but factory in

(tout would litivo rostiltoti with tho iiitr
loriiiitii mil knowing of tho approach of
tho olilol‘ iii his runabout.

Clilol‘ (‘Iiirlt stated that ono oily otii
(‘Inl who was (I witnoss to tho :iooldotil
Inst night, oxpi'osiioti tho. opinion at tho
tlult‘ that smoothing should ho dono
about nhout n wni‘iiinn gong. (‘liiol’
fflurk says ho made snob ii roootiitiioii-
dallon tliroo yours ngti.

~18 LBS. GRAN, SUGAR, $1.00.

Ilotzt lluttor, pot to, title.

I’oti llt‘llllh', por qt. lilo,

Luxury liloiid Coffee, par 1b.. 27o.-

Old Ilutoh (‘of‘feo, por Ili.. 200..

ll. I-Z. MEAD d.- ('f).

-—NATIVE SPINACH, 20c PK.

Al .losoloff‘e, 72 North Main sli‘ttwl.

ensure we
WCflTIILESS CHECKS

II but. ootiio out tliut Manager Olivov,
of tho llolniont lloiol in Ituiiroad live
into. had two worthless oliotiks. one
for $00 and lilo olitoi' for $.27. prism-12

on him lost work. Ono ol‘ ilioso oliookn
sliowod up or llll‘ t‘itr Nulioiinl liniili
illitl llio oilior til tito South Xoi‘tvnilt
'I‘rust ('illlillilll}. ‘l‘liowliooks u'oi'o
night-d by a man who unoti tlio name
of (lrooii. lit roino niiiiinor tho. name
of a reputable Iuiiibiii'y man had boon
soourotl for tho sitiullor ohook, wliioli
\vns diunn on tho linlibury National
Ilnnk. Whon tho pnpor finally got book
to that liniilt it 'iotutn word was soul
Ilo tiio t-lontli Nbi‘wnlk 'l‘t'usl (,‘tiitiputiy
lilint iht- tlvtiwoo was not known tlioro
'niid tlntt llioj. had no siioli tit-count.
'l‘ho liaukors' Assoolatiou is said to
Inivo tiuood tho sonic opornior io lint
lnnd, \‘l. .\fr. ()Iivor, thinking ihr
oliook was all iiiitlit. turned It «nor to
Rydor til Howard, nicnt iunrkotiuon,
and tlioy in tutu liirliidod ii in it do
posit to llio South Norivnlk 'l‘rtisl
t‘ompitiiy.
~SWISS. CREAM, EDAM, P'APPLE,
lloquel‘ori Choose. .Iosolol‘f's.

wlittsobnll, Norwnlks vs. i'tilo.
Amusonioul Park, Saturday. \iuy ll.
guiiio onllod 3:30.

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NEW HAVEM ROAD
EARNINGS ("low

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'l‘lio statoinout of «timings of tho
Now llnvou railroad for the quarter
outlod Mnroh :il, iiiutio public yeuterr
duy. shows that gross and not more”-
on unulo substantial unitis ovor lhu
i.ulllt‘ potiod lust ytar. 'l‘ho roport
renown oporntinx i'ovouueu of $13,713..
fill-Hi7, tin litoronko of $i.2iiti,47li.2ll, no
oouiiiatod with tho rorruspondlnn qtinr-
lt'l' of Infill. 'l‘lio operating exponsos
worn Sil,:itll,.'ttih.2ll, an increase of 8623..
lb7.lid.

The not. oporutliig rovomio won 34..
vilZAlIlMl. an lIlf‘t‘t'title of $870,365.44.
.‘iot rovonuo from oiitnltlo opt-rations
lurroneod $37,473.35. Taxes lncroeuod
$155,000. tithtr rooms dot-reused 823.1
2327.74. 'l‘ho gross corporate income for
tho qunrtor this year was 84.692.745.11.
un Inrroaer of $629,811.05.

'l‘hr not corporate income for the
quarter this your wall $623,609.54.
against $42,233.44 for tho mime quarter
of limit, on Inoreaee in not corporate
Income of liltil.ii’ill.l0.
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m.lUB‘l' ARRIVID.

A fine line of the latent Shirl
Wnlsts, tolloomude. lingerie, Dittor
nooks and three-dunner sleeved. tier
window display. .l. l. Mallelte, 88
Washington street.

maeanuoa omoua. 7a or.

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Request Matte of Board of Esti-
mate and Taxation to Locate
line at Wall Street Bridge

llll. SHlliill lSKS, $7.000
Hill Slililllll SllPl’llli

Legislative Committee on New
Bridge Desires $l,200

For tlio soooiitl lilio this wook tho
town honrd of t-stlmtito and taxation
was subjootod to it deluge of requests
for humor from various souroos. From
roads to paper and ouvolopou anti ironi
tho tiow bridge to soliool supplios wort-
tho hinges of tho rotpiosts.

'I‘Iio Norwiilltors, now that llioro is
ti. posnibllity of golfing oiio public float,
wnni two.

Tho lllt't'llilp,‘ wan ’lillt‘fl to ortlor
piouiptly til it o‘olt.ok iii tho stilt-ol-
niou's offioo in tho town litlll Intildlug
and tho room was iukod to its utmost
sl‘lillll‘: capacity by tho prosoiioo til'tlio
following honrd llll‘lllllt‘l'ii iiud tlio initi-
liludo ol' polilloiiors:

Alfrotl Avlson, i-Iniiruiuii. Sniuuol l..
\‘iootl, (‘lirlstiziti Swtirtz. Il‘rtilik ll.
Morrill. Htophoti lloliiios, Ft'l'tllllt‘llltl
ll Smith, l5. 1.. (ii'ozory. .lniiios l1.
”till. 5. t". l‘ilnior, t‘linrlos \V. lit-ll
niul (‘lorlt Iiorbort It. i-luiith.

’l‘ho ilrst man to bo honrd ill tho
iiiootluu luv»! owning wits Lotiinnd t‘.
In Its, who uskod for an appropriation,
oslitiititotl .‘Il 8200. for tho working of
tloorgo :ivoiiuo; wiiioii rune from tho
libildioii‘k t‘ounty Homo in Wostport
tumor to Strait-hurry Ilill nvouuo.
llo siiid that tho mud “"th oddly in
bowl of smiio ropnir work and said
'bnt no woik bud boon dono on finorgo
nyoniio for it yours at lotist.

lir. ”l'lll‘)‘ (‘. Show? atldrossod the
board upon tho appropriation of money
for tho piii-t-Iiltso of uupplius for the
‘ti‘uniiuar solionl districts, Lost your
tho appropriation wits Siniiiitl, At this
form of soliool llioro was not a dollni'
to buy suppllou with and tho suppIIN-l
Miro ooniplotoiv oxhanulod. ’l‘Iio omit-
mittoo dosiros to linvo tit-trio now
urniiimtirs, lir Short-r potitlonod tho
board for $7.0Ilti to purriiuso tho tnurli.
noodod supplios for tho ni‘nuitiilti'
iflflilt‘fi. .

lir Shoror ropoiis thul tlioro Is it
uroiii tiirronso in tho t‘lllllllf’l‘lilltlli in
tho schools, 'l‘ho duotor, whon itskotl
how llioy \voro pi‘iiurossiiio; if lhoro
was no ink. told tlio Iu‘inid llio soltolnre
.iorn "\vnlorinu" it.

Thu ltippropriution
‘it‘lltllil disirioi wits Iifh‘nt‘illt'tl by
t‘liurlos N Arnold. ’l‘lioro havo bot-u
soiiio iiirrousi's, but llioy linvo boon
nooossnrv. Ills rotifoiiilon is nhout tho
out Iii iiio salary of tho priiiolpdl. The
out, as Mr. Arnold thought, was not
iiiutlo on tho morlts of tho ouso, but iii
roll of ii filth-mill!nkthltivtilllli'tl‘t‘llp
way.

Mr. Arnold wisliod lo potition that
tho out of $100 bo withdrawn as ho
oonsitlorod It necessary to pay a good
mun.

llr. Sheror spokonuuln illld stmvo to
uphold tho notion of tho board of
it‘liool visitors in roiiitioii to this out.
l‘l-o out was miqu in tin uttompt to
out iiioitoy. ho until.

l‘hnrics ll. Dilwortli prosontod ;t pi-
tillou t'oglirtliiiiz tho publlo flout mill
for. it was roquostod that ouo of tho
(tools, for two nro nakod for in tho po
iition width In slpnod by nhout 7.» viii
tuna, ho pint-oil its hour on poselhlo to
Wnll slroot brliint'.

.\lr. lillworlli furiliov Wliitllt‘ll for ll"
unproprinlioti of Shiloh for tho Ioniulu
’lvo ooniuiltioo on tho uoiv lu'iilur
This In to oovor llio uotunl oitponsot:
'l‘horo was Htillll‘ dlnonnnlou us to
iiliotlior this itiuiroprinllon \vnn tioooi:

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for tho (‘oiiioi'

wiry "r not. Mr. lillwortli llitiunlit
‘Iint It won boot-usury.
lir. Jmuoai (l. (ll't'gm‘y wlshod to

know If llll‘ honrd littd rooolvod u lot
for from tho oxorullvo honrd oi" tlir
Norwalk liliupitui. lie was liiformod
that no nut-Ii lollor Inul boon i'ot‘olvotl
lir. (lrouory rooonniioudtul that n doll
ullo appropriation for tho town poor
nud the town ttlf‘k ho nindo. 'l‘horo b
unit-Ii rotlflipo In tho prosonl ityillt'll‘!
or onrlux for tho nick and thin would
be eliminated If elicit a tlt‘llllllo ap
proprlntlou wan nindo. In l‘lunhury
$3,000 In appropriated Iii this tllrootlon
A lengthy dlnonunloii followod nhout
tho appropriations of other towna. A
ltrt-nt many canon come to the hospital
which should bo otiondod to by flu
town. Nine hundred and fifty-four dol
lure was aaproprlntod lost your. and
tho mom-y attired title year. “.000, is
for the town patients alone. The still-l
was for the euro of the town poor an!‘
iii, an well on these from other towns

Dr. Gregory onld that. ho was tutor-
entad in another innitorwthat of made.
innit your there was only about 80.000

 

(Continued on Second Page.)

~BPECIAL CALI.

Lamb beige. 20c lb.

Lamb Foronunrtera, lie to.

Prime Rib florist. title in.

Lean Pot Roast, 140 lb.

nmdkod shoulders, the in.

Netivo Vent. ohokio Fowl, (:nlvnr

Liver. . ,
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.droltiN.,;§aioiiv, MAY 13. 1910..

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SAL'l‘ LAKE-CITY, l'tah...tvlny. 13.~~
MOl't.‘ than it hundred nion and tour wo-
men oruiihod through ‘lllo floor of the
Snitnlr l‘uvillon lii‘u wild panic last,
night and woro plututtitl fii‘ty for-t litt‘
low Into the brlny wutor of Great Salt
Laho, many of thom, being earlouuly In.
lured. It was in this gfuwlilon that it
had boon proposed to ’ild lilo .leffrlos'
Johnson llltlil. 'l‘lit'eo itllousund men
and u numlior of wome unw “Cyclone,"
Johnny 'I‘honipsoti wit i Illlly Sullivan
and thou the rush to Wt away startod.

liver 21 Iiundrnd per unaware mass
ed on tho steps wh th‘o planking
sat and dropped the li .lug‘tntrdon into
tho wntor. Many trio to jump out of
the windows audit w ‘ only when the
crowd was tiliown the ny through tlio
hinge entiatioo that th panic subsided.

Struggling in tire idol of briny wat
tor. seizing one iniotltor and fighting
,Iooso from tho wrotiltaizo the half sub
iiiorgod light l'ttltrltirs uniting thom four
women orlod for help. Roped. sticks
and boats woro naod Iii filo work of
rosotto and our by our the. v‘lotinis
woi'o drawn from the brine. At first
the awlngiug Iniiltiriis on tho bows of
tho. boats l‘l vouiod nothing but floating
hood gear. 'l‘lio wouudod wort-i pint‘utl
on tho floors of improviilod hospital
t‘ul‘I: iinti tho outlro crowd whet hauled
book to tho oily. Among tho inoro ao—
rlounly Iiihii'cd wore l’iro (Ihiof (‘oii
italltiulior, of Murray, lltnh. arm and
but hrokon; William ll. Covey, log bro-
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~VERY BEST BUTTER, 33c LB.

Jusuloff‘s. 7:: North Main street.

lill fill an
trunnion

Claim Made That senate Really
Aopronriated That Amount

WASHINGTON. hilly ltl.~stn:ttor
Iliilkoley and itoprosontutive Iiill art-
trying: to get the otiitrorook ot the
senate and the liouso on tho rivor and
harbor bill to agroo to put Into tho
hill the tonsil or $9,000 Agra midi!“
port harbor, an thou-rare out “ Mino-
ftil or siiooosa. Tho conforms are no
dorslood to bo lilHlliill't to the lit-
oit-uso, hiil with ilioni It is u unostloti
us in wliotlior the ooiii’ort-ut‘o roinmlt
too oun ituizgost a sum that neither
limlho lllih i-onlly mloptotl.

’l‘ho oonfuroos huvo lulton ndviro of
\Iv. lliitds. tho purlinitiotilni'ittti of tho
honuo, und it Is probubit- that tho hillll
of Stubboo will no out it. tho t‘fllllf‘l‘f‘llt‘tl
ropori. and it will bu for tho liouso to
.it totiniiio wliotbtr llio oonl‘rioiiot-s
.‘.il\t' tho right to put this amount in or
not It is is ol.titnod. in favor of tho
Iiirgt r appropriation, that tho “nutt-
otuuiulttt-o wally ropoitotl in favor of
liltmtlti, with I l’ltll-lrti liint iiridgo
pi r.‘ was to pay our ball This proviso
was ot ooiirst- eliminated from tho bill.
lint tho fnol ronmliis that tho seriali-
ooniinltleo intruded to iurnisli onougli
to tliilsli tho proloot us ror'omiuotidod
by tho utir ilopttrtiiiont ouniiiuors

'l‘lio house Iitid no ohnur» to not on
this proviso, Il-‘i tho roporl of tho \vnr
dopiirliiioiii had not built rooolvod at
tho tltno tho hill unit roporiod As it
goliortil prt‘iponltion, tlto lionso rout
milioo uloinliors nro opposotl to pur-
littl tippt‘orinlloiis, and wont olilior to
furnish Hitiimh liiolioy to ooiiiplolo :t
prop-oi or view not provltio tiny fund
at tili. From reports, would look at
though illl' rotiforonoou would not ill
wholo sum of $90.0th in tho ooul‘orono
i‘opoi‘t. iIIIfI thin notion will litl tlt'fl'lltl
oil on tho grounds stniod ubovo. It in
ii vol'i‘ lino troliiiivni point, ulltl may
riiuso (‘Olltiltlt‘l‘illllt‘ tllht'llhblttll. its tho
intuition of ilio puwor of onuloi'oos lt
l'llltllilt' ii bill is always ll moototl otio

 

 

“WARRANTED EGGS. 25c 002.
Every oni- gutti'initood. .losnloff‘n.

COMET PLAlNLV SEEN.

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[if II} R Nill
Rllillilillill

Norwalk Medical Association
Claims He Is Not in Good Stand-
ing With the Profession

utittuu illllilllilli
i llllllii Ill IlllllH

Want Condition of Affairs to Be
Sooedily Corrected

 

 

 

 

Now tiovoloptiients urn ooouri'ing at»
most daily in tho contest ovor tho of
iiro or health ol‘lioor of tho City ol‘
South Norwuik. 'l‘lio latttsi ono name
tut today. when tho Norwalk Medloul
Association announced that It could
not, l‘ectiglilzv Dr. H. Ii. Wont, ono of
tho claimants of tho offloo of Iioaitli
oflitor, and who is rooognizod by the
oily honrd of hoalth as holding the
offioo. Tho Norwnlk physiolniia olttlin
tliut lir. Wost is not in good standing
with tho motiloul profession by rouson
of uiiothionl prnotioo and llllll ho cali-
not bo ndniitiod into metiihorshlp Iii
town, Fttirflt‘ld County, (‘oniioolimlt.
Sluto oi Aiiiorionn hiodloul Assooin-
lions. 'i‘lio physloiuns liopo that this
Il'.llilzt'l'li|llvl oontlllloii of adults will ho
spoodlly lilitl loizttlly ouriootod.

'i‘iio May iiiootint: of Norwalk Modi-
otil r\li::(ii‘ltlllt)ll was hold at Noi‘wnllt
Ilt‘itol, “'t‘tllitwtlfly ovoiiiiin. A voi'y
llllt‘l’l‘rlllla: pzipt-r oti tho stilijoot, Motil-
t'ill l’roirrms and tho l.:tborntory, was
prosoulod by Ilr. H. W. Allou, wliioli

was disrtissod and n volo of thanks
londoioti to tho tttilhor.
Amour other ninlttrs bofore thi-

mootiuu. thy pvt-sent anomalous oun-
ulilou of mo lionltli oliitoi's in South
Norwtilk was tiieiouusod and tho follow-
ing :nidioss to tho lloitrd of Iionltli of
South Norwitlk wnn adoptod:

Wlll'i‘vda, 'l‘lioro aro ni tho pl'osoiil
time two persons claiming to hold tho
position of health officer of the City of
north Norwalk, and tho authority to
porl'orin tho dutioti of mid ofliro'. and.

Whorons 'l‘ht-ro Is no law roqnirins:
lillykll‘lttlls lo rocoxnizo iiiid roport to
two sut’h offloers in any ouo ooiiiiuunr
ty. on ratios of t‘tlilllgillti!» or ltifoo
lions dtsrnso or lllflllt‘lS of goliorlil
lionltli; and.

\\‘Iiorous, 'l‘iils oondiiltin of t‘fmllll't
ltiu authority Is a lllt'lllli'l' to tho pith
llo lionllli and tho gonorttl \volt‘nro of
tho olzinonsz and.

Win-ruins, 'l‘hr porn-on now olaimiiut
authority to tillIIIJ'CNlt' tho I'ouulur
‘loitllh tifl‘ioot‘ of tho [hull novon niitl uno-
‘utlt yours is not in good :~l :iulliur with
tho llit‘llli‘lll proforsion by rousou of
’lllt"llll'ltl pittt‘tlot- itiid (‘itlitlul ho iid~
lllllli'tl to Ilit'lllllt'l‘i'lllp iii ’i‘owii. Fain
liobi t'ouutv, t‘onnortirut Sitilv or
Amt-rlonn hlodlonl Aunot‘ltilltill: ihort»
foro,

W0. llio lllt‘llllll‘l't' of tho Nortvalk
filotlitnil r\i~Rt)l‘ll\lltili_ in filo inttu'okt of
tho lionltli ittid wolfiiro of this oily, If‘
quost that this tlntiuoroiis rotidlliou of
affairs ho upoodlly mid Iognlly oorroot-
rd. and that tho lionllh unit-oi ho one
with whom no t'tlll work in harmony
in Stilt‘ul‘ttl‘illllu llll' pulillo houlth.

'I‘lio riot-rotary \vtis dil'oototl to solid
ooplos or this address to tho daily
papers.

'l‘ho collation following tho uiootln':
tully uphold tlio roputntioti lune. iioli‘
tut to tho lino titiilo not at tho Norwuil,
IliiloI

 

~FANCY NEW POTATOES,
To ql., ill ,ltisoioff'n.

~9~llanoliull, Noru'nllts vs. Yuio.
Autusomoni i‘nvk, Saiiiidni. hilly It.
canto onllod 3:30.

WILL VISIT KNCKEROOCKERB.
Norwalk Yacht Club Fleet to Make

 

l'ooplr- who got tip iit \iiimt‘f‘liili
hunts this morning to not it vlnw of tho
oliislvo Ilniloy ooniot worn sluoly ro
wnrdotl. From pooplt- ol‘ 1th ( lty. fro i.
Norwulk. lentil Nurwnllt ttiid Itownytou
rhino roporis to tho Ht-illlnol today
that tho oonn-t bud boob Hi on.

All of tho description» n'ti't'o that tho
aperitiolo was it most bouulli'nl our. A
nunihor or pooplo in door rlbluu Its no
bouruuoo titty It lookod iiko u star with
tho rays of n nonroliilxlil trnillnn nftor
It tut a tail. At 2:55 Illf‘ toniel'u body
showed a short distance. nliovo the lion
lzon at tho rant and had it tllll which
appeared to oxtutitl noinothli'itr like rill
tlt‘lfl't‘t‘h across tho sky. A short tltuo
litter the full nppoarud tnuob shortor.

in view of the many i‘oports that tho
oonwt wun vlnlliio this morning. It In
oxpootod that looking for It tomorrow
morning will he a very popular divor-
alon. , ’

LA’DIEB‘ UNiTED WHIBT CLUB.

'l‘he Ladlen' llniiod Whist Club had
i pleasing Houston yantrrdny nttornoon
vlth Milk llidtth Vrootu, at his r home in
‘rualtle piano. want Namath. the first.
ind uncond prize winners were Mrs,

iturlm ll. Alulhorpe and Mrs. Edmund
'ollifl'. while the consolation want in
'rii. t-lllnu Ketnham. ’rivo nooks hence.
'ra. ilowurd Wood will he the hostess.
rs. Wood hurl moved to Danhury ond

consequence the meeting will lie at

.. “MW” of liti!‘ stiller, lilru. llonry

 

Many People Out at 3 O‘clock This.
Morning. I

 

’ngen. In Heart,“ avenue, tenet Non
.viillt

0
i

 

Trip Saturday June 18.

(“‘omiuodoro l.. iii. Allen, of tho Nor-
“'tilk i‘uolil t‘lub. rooolvod nu invllu-
lion whim-tiny from tho ulrlwrbookor
Yttt'lll t'luli, oxlt'iltlliix to tho uit‘unborn
ol’ the Norwulk \‘lioht t‘lub a monitor
whirl: \vlll lw hold ltl tho ltnlokorbork-
or's qlltlllt‘lii on Saturday night. .limo
Ilith. 'I‘Iio Norliipori, Lona inland.
i’nnht (‘Iuh has also been llivltotl. and
tho Knickerbocker» nro planning for it
big time. 8 viii home from The Nor-
walkk will tiootiiputiy (iomniodoro
Allou‘u "airship on tho trip.

«NO MAN OR WOMAN

For any considerable period can wear
our fnoo lo thanmolvun inml nuothur
to the multitude without finally burnin-
In; howlltlnrod an to union In his true
(mo: and no It to with moron. 31mm
promise it lot und giro but lilllo, whitt-
"thorn promise llillt‘ and do lots. The
ltrlouor (to, are uniting the latter and
tho pulillo auditor or inter noon 'lblngu
nit they ronlly urn. Qtirntionnlilo mera
ohnndtne manufactured for unlp pun
lumen never enter» their «turn. for they
believe "The nwoolitotni of low prices
never sonata tho bitterness of poor
quality."

lined the adv. on page 7.

ti. Killldtllmt tit).
WMA‘afi

A pig crowd is expected at Atrium
motif Park In Meadow utreot tomorrow
afternoon, for a «and baseball some
in or mined. 'f‘ho Norwnlka are to play
the ole around team.

vWWi W‘m

7"Re&tl the Krlegor 9dr. on the new

 

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unlit rifle. , .

 

l

m

w. ._

 

illl. until new

lillillllillliillllllilllllllllill

Believes That Town Can Appro-
priate Money to Secure
Options on Property

 

 

 

The Opinion given out some time

ago at tho town meeting from the town
attorney, Levi Warner. In relation to
tho obtaining of tho property along the
site of the new hi'idgé. roooivod a do
oltlod blow Inei ovoning at the meet,
liig of tho board of estimate. John S.
Soyuioui', in commotion with his re-
quest for an appropriation of $2,500
for sot-tiring tho options and for some
puruliasos of the property along the
bridge, no I that that statement or
Mr. thrnr was disprovon by the
book of'l‘ubilo Acts for 1907 in the
ohnptor nhout Public Squareuo and
Commons. Mr. Seymour read this
clitiptor, which is chapter 12] on page
674, and oxplnlned it fully to the
board.
was jllfliifiod in his belief that the
proporly could he purchased, and in
his roquout for the appropriation for
this work. Sootion 2 of this not says
in substauoo Illlil any town may pur—
ohaso, or oondoiim If it cannot pur-
ohoso. unv hind within Its limits for
tho purpouo of laying out it public
square or ooiiinion or park.

Mr, St 5 mour's idea is to convert the
mud tints liolow the prosont bridge
into ll park. This can ho done, he
says. by tho orootion of a dike around
tho proporly. Ho told furlhor that
suooossful improvements of this titl-
turo had been iiintio In othor places
and nioiitionod Sousido Park. in
Bridgeport, as ono of thoso. \Vlion tho
bridgo is built, this park would be a
lunch hour sight to look upon than llio
flats, thought Mr. Seymour.

—FANCY POTATOES AT COST.
All kinds, at Jim-lofts

 

wllnetohnll, Norwalks vs. Yup»,
Aniosonioiil Park, Saturday. May I~I.
gnuio onllod 3:30.

 

Classified advertlumento on thin page.
26 word. or tau. 25 canto: 3 timn. 50c.
each additional word. 1 cent per martian.

 

 

lie did this to show that he .

....,

RilSllNlB ""
nonunion
lllli Willill *

Merchants’ and Manufacturers’
Association to Consider
Matter Next Week

tun alums;
wu lliJlllli IlllRlliIIlll

Several Hundred Commuters-Ins
forested in the Sultlect

Believing that the increase in 0.0an
mutation rules on the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad should
be Investigated by the local public.
the officers or the Merchants' and
Manufuciurors‘ Association are malt"
lug arrangements for a big meeting
for noxt Wednesday night to discuss
the subject at length and to take such a
notion as may be doomed advisable.

It is hold that the Increase is liable
to iiijtiro ’l‘lie Not-walks, and many,
people maintain that it will actually be
very dotriinontnl to tho. prosperity of
this auction.

Just what aotlon will be taken by
tho niooting dons not now appear, but
President J. Emory Stovons, of the
Moi-oliuius' anti Manufacturers‘ Asso.
ol'nlion, has requested John ll. Law-
ronoo to not as loinpornry chairman

 

 

 

(Continued on Eighth Page.)

«Read tlio Krioger adv. on the sev-
oiith page.

 

v M -4“.-- k-.. V, . .-. L.v._~_-._.._.

Gllnified advonlumcnu on thin ’38:.
as word. or to“. 26 canto; 3 “ma. L
each additional word. 1 cont nor trunnion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE .\'I~:.\'l‘ ItiiSliilriNt'E, l‘.‘
t‘oumr. Hill-"\llltlllikb. troll, shiuio. (toro-
ago, birthing; Willliil‘l: illslnliro. Ilitfll‘ stu»
tint); burnout. oust “This. link TI Nomi»
loll lltllllll“, t‘oiin. titliltii
......._._.. no...” ._ , Ht, ,M.

FOR SALE~iliil. ., SIX RHHNS
rum-umrido prior Itupitro 1m I'Ilv Av.-

i:iI:i .‘ll

 

roe sail? R5 EV ‘i‘if‘TffiTTi ." filo?

 

lil Norman ”ollllllh. T tut-m» ul ttgith
l‘ll‘l‘h'll‘ infill“. 3'. I .: .llt .itl‘r‘, $33M littll
rinii llnlmos. “i|\\‘u-l~ Arm. riiljltt

"roe ” "skis ”uk'v " SETTITEilf "Evin-i.
l‘mhniinlllt irrioi, At'tll'l‘NN W. intro Soli—
liool. llll'.’ :tt
FOR SALE Limit; oi» l-ittfz’I-.u’.i.r:r
it “I'Ill_\' M, Smith ,‘t‘uiutiik, iiil‘lftt
FoR'SA'Lé wl‘filwia‘tfll'll run "3501‘
stun tublo in tin.- onudltiuti.
\\'ili soil ‘tl t-liv|»li:tll' oust.
tonal ’ N‘Aiiituol oilin-

 
 

KN
Fixtrii \vido.
.\titirosu "ICx-
mll it

LE FARM, UN titml) RILKIIS
In Nitru‘itlk, L'il itci‘rs, gin-ll t'itt'm hultril'. 'J
lutt‘iit-i. fliiit. slimlo. innit iti'uttu-l; ioriiis to
suit ilio piirolinuor. Ciltfiil. .\ i' Fuss/.14
North Mum 8f. mil in

CARRIAGES \i'l': IIA\'i-2 1 .\I:IIVZ‘I‘\‘
in our own lliiiliti triilulmr tirotli. liioiu-ttui:
"no two-mulled t‘llliatl-out ItI'Hl‘|_\’ liow, till“
now Sinnhopo. \Vill ho Nultl t‘lioltli. "N m-
nillsl tiuvo tlio room for .lliltiilltllillt‘ work.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

MARRIED. W -
wmr‘freafiils . AT ) Itht'i‘li‘t’IRli. ANTED’ -
Mimi, . by it. ill“. by llt' ov, 'I‘. _. ‘ .
South-rill"; lii'r,~4.‘\‘.lwont-ks\vuiii lir‘kolrls, {my simifth‘irtEsu filings-55w ' coo ' Alb};
innr y o . otilt .‘orwul . not to Hill . . . ‘ ~ ' '. ’ ‘ '
unit... or Now vurit my. ‘I tfiil‘.‘."§i.""“ mm!" “are" A' [(113.3 g:
“ ‘ wAuno-woanw l-‘Oll SORTIMLI‘
FOR SALE. infiuudtky. Apply cmdceiigduiundry,fiog
V «W .‘ V0, ”.1 ' ‘

 

WANTED» 'I‘\V0,..CA 'ENTICRS.
uuho ,l. lilnrsu. L‘ontrul lotol. cor.
hm :tntl t‘Itv-sitiiit Stu.

WANTED GIRLS FOR GENERAL
boost-work. cooking and twirliamlmrmalds
tiittl \\’l\|lt‘t',\:~ti.\', Until] Tilly. (‘Itll after 5
ii. In . til lit Fort St, mill H

CLUETQ’, PEABODY G CO. HAVE A
rltttitlioli to uffov to it young mun who has
.. pl nun-imiwo on nliurt kiiifo t-ittliii . «Iii
North hlniu St. in 2 {it

WANTED~SITVATIHN AH l‘UAUll-
mun and um l'iil mun, t‘.tn ller" uiitonio-
ttilr; liiiullsli: nutrrlt-d; who will outik or
honrd Iiolp: tin itimily. Addross (‘url. Din--

 

lt‘ti f'mil I'lllt‘i‘. "‘12:"
mm~'-— ——-¢-WW
WANTEDMA tiliiili L'UUK. ALRO

s-nnoonw to not us oluiruboi'mnitl and wait-
ross. .~\|ipi,\ to Mrs. ti. ( M. (zit-gory,
7 \\'t-st Ato, "1121i!

WANTED «nun. is \‘IMRB. Li I)
plum writoi. tu :ttltll'l‘kti lituuiry ilo via
uiid limit to NM laundry. Attlrrsu Intim-
tli‘). t‘itn- Sotitllii-l. lull 3!

WANTED-noon Ilul‘h‘b‘ifi 'l‘f) l’AI’lvm.
point rind doooiuto. All work guaranteed
uttllbffll‘h ry Wail puporn and tnouldinxn.
.l. n. ltutitior, ion South Mum Strum.
'l‘oI. ltlIih-i. 8191!!!

waniéo MM‘iIlNli-iTQ. NtiliWALK

 

 

lit. l‘ulhltii‘lwl I‘\tlllhl\’tl\ for tumtlinu,
t-uiiiiltluialm: :iml irmtlug nuimui»; Mlttml-
ml in tho roul t'ItllilllV. \vtu-io liosb itll‘
.itul outiifnrt mo tin prtiiotpul fut-tots. riozitl
for ptirtlotiltus, I“. l.. Hlmtilt‘titl. li V, R,
It. \i‘. law. i‘rup, Itnuuvtt ii l'itlll’uuil filth
lint. 'l‘rolloy ~lnliun, \\'liiio lirltluo. ltu‘i'»
nylon. mil In ”J" :‘t

"i. a. wruou. HARPEN‘TER am
tit-iiornl (loiitrnotot: I'lmm nml apt-olilou.

 

tintiu rltl’lilhlit'tl .lnbitliiz piotiiplly ill.
lt'lltll‘ll in. il‘.‘ Wull i-tt.. .‘ni'tvttlh 'l‘t‘lo»
ultimo I‘itlllll't‘lltiit. tilt I'll

6!! THE KANT KLOG til'ltn \‘ivllt
tlt‘lllldii‘llilh'l‘ iii Mlliiliiili'rl rill‘lllliil‘f
Micro. .‘t‘oru'uik. iuvl Hutur-lny. tipiuyu
from mid Fltlttisliu.y, Wllllt’Wllf‘ ion Mold-m
niul hoiidorim, l‘Jl'l‘i around lMIlth‘UI:
tint-on (ltilltll‘fl. mil ill

a. DICKER. it Hliil'liitiillt AVIG
ibuilh Noiwaik. "With, tu‘twttvul littlillt'l".
tumor hunger nnd domrutur. 'l‘vlul ”rile-i
in liolloii. i-iutlufurtion minruuloi-il. i‘rniubl
allontIt-u. 'l‘rl. 2774:, mi! ll

. _ ”.9..— ._.. m,

WALL PAPE“. to A mild. ANN lil'
l'upvtimimltiu and l‘nlutln done any.
wttoto in Town of Norwn k. island for
si'itpim‘, or civil til ill Washington til
lilo-idly Ihoorttllux (in. 'f‘o-I. 16-5 or
net-2.

must) I’. HALLOOK. iADltcH' Mil.-
limit. Hutu trimmed and tutti In the late
Mt tit-«twiddle t-lrimt. Matorlnln furnished
t nnslmd. flout-e train it u. m. to m p.
m. 15 Ghontnut BL. Holtlti Norwnlit. 25 if

IAVI VOW! TRIIMEVEN lflilMtti
practical experience and college training
it horticuliuro and ontomology, plum
tun in a position to who for your treat

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE OR TO LET.

 

 

 

. r° stir. remit... it...
I) 0 ti! . on *
cm 0a.. film We at in?! it,

scientifically. t o i no at door
eph Cornell. 't'roo Wham. Mm“ .
turnout-tint: e mi *

,t ,, i ,, . in.
old old; my mluai‘nnd‘m mm-
min :plnm iii-”In lion In liars
nirvana tpid autumn be trlnmiln and
table war». it. 8mm A Hun. am
Mt. ’l‘nl. tin-9.

 

 

 

’I‘iliy t‘nvrtuuo Works. min in iron Works Conuutny. m2 {1
_,,,,,,,,.._ H- m! —._.., 4 . . . .m. we... . a. . .
WANTID~~ Tti filli‘. ALL KINDS! OF
LOST- “Blur and poultry; lboiu pgt‘oon ‘puld; 90
“a... .......;__.,._.‘.._....,..._.,..... .,...,.| i, or soot int ouvos. . Friedman.
LOBTA -It Ill-.ii l.l‘.\'l‘lll-tli I'l'lthlu. is. I .1“ .
oonloliiinx u girl's )ilIl‘lillil llltlllti)‘, ito- ,ZP‘éfingf‘ Tmmflku‘ South Not-walk,
word to limit-r. Ilotiti'ii In Morit- (“linu-
i'I-llor. tin \Vr'st tit, mid II "M” — . « -
BUSINESS NOTICES. ”T? LET 4.,” 11,“? mfit'fit'iifii'f
..._....-. "“' ”‘T’m' ' “""i‘" '7' "v iiitnutoni-nia. nun rt- nt ”(two 209
LAW-WEE tlnAi‘liiNI: ltl-.\.\l~3l.:~ i-:.. r,” . . q ’
.tllll t‘nttrry, ltmtnytou‘, nitVT‘l-llltl Si. lbw M E“ 1”.”me ‘ “"3““

-‘i.ut.ill.. t» itiuiMR.
trout ritual urdor: rout
.luiiii Il. Kittipp. til Wont Hi. In” if
. - ... ,,. ,. m... ..,_.............-
To LET t‘u'l"l‘,\lil<2. Six RiiiiMfi. IJI-
nos-u t‘ uivl; ill u :u-vou moi”. till liliprovtu,
unlit». lllletdllu. ouruoi omv Ni. nhl
who,” «until. Nurwulk.‘ abut vo month.
lblltuluuih SL. Nonth Nul'wnllt. It‘ll
unturutiut» ititttlil‘o .l. iii-rm. I‘imtm
”'llt‘l, t'lll Mullim' lilitl l'lld‘lllttil HH- .
mlllélf

TO LET ,\ littl'HI'ZilP NIGHT Hi)”
In liotvlti'lntl. Apply to W. M. lMl‘kthi .
It-ivntlnii, mm 3'.
TO LIT ‘H'l'filil'i til‘l’l'Alilll'l me
“loot-tr ltllnim-M.‘ ulnu throw and four

mm tuiutrlnionta.’ now boiidimt. A
pulmor. til idly Aw. ’T‘ol. m i

.i». . «mm-m». WW... pm
TO LET undid. Mitv. irrimutntiin
“mun. with built. quniru Ill Wont it
, oil It
ro ifnrz’six-ntmlu “middle; $3???
utirtm ii floor m1 NI tilt . i it l' .
‘l‘urhw. I02 'l‘nyfiur Ava. "I ”don"t,

. White,
"“24!

 

mm amn~m
fiftuht JUNE 1. ”Humid I!
lioimvl jillu’l‘; in rooms, all lmni‘ovomcntl.

tuniudiu. «irotrir it his. in nlr .l h . .
Knupn. 2 West lag :t ! ”ideal:

”to“ ng~gmyglt§§wtmfmfla
i-bi‘tnb‘k nudge” . mm

n on
In“:

 
 
 

 
 

 

FOUND. .
r UNI-qt vnuv viii. up: -
Mttltol‘ ring. by M Hutu-id or. high? l
.mvuor bitty haw ring

 
 
 

by tiallinu at 4:
mil -

 

Hofol' lini’brr slum.

 

PROFESSIONAL.

AROHIIM‘P ravconk «anti
Touch" 0 n. 0 int i - -
w flmls'tflttigxmrmgtudln. it? or”

A w-

 

 

?Dl BAhI OH

IKGfiANflwm

 

 

‘u
r net-oar whom, rtylieb runabout to tender
limit condition. Addreei- tin are ta;

in

 

 

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