I Dillon school district. iisturdny. at the
u. IIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
sight duIXunniguhmmmuum oi
Couples Fowler Poet, ll. A. B...
and Citizene’ Committee Form
Citizens Auxiliary
SIXIII IIIIIXPXXI. II. I. II.
IIIIIIIl Bill IIIIII IEIIIIXIIS
Interesting Emoteel in the Ver-
Ious Cemeteries
Yaétordny who most Important in
the history oi the celebrations 0! M9-
morial Day In South n‘orwalk. for It
witnessed the oetubiisumont of l per‘
manent society'for the maintenance of
it proper celebration In the future. and
also its exercises were more complete
and more satisfactorily carried out
than ever before.
\
(Unutlnued on Sixth Page.)
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XXII IIIIIIHI IIIIIIIIIII [IIII
Carriage Containing the Two Men
Shock and Wrecked by
an Automobile
That to double fatality did not or-
our yesterday noon. when an autonto
bile ran Into the carriage of Dr. Dex-
tel Hitchcock, In West. svenue. is con
sitiered u mlroclo by these who now
the accident. fiWDt‘. Hitchcock and
his driver. .Titotnna Vernon. were
thrown from the carriage headfore-
most and landed In a hoop In the road.
The light buggy II‘ a. wreck‘ and both
men are feeling rltbet‘ lame-today.
About noon yesterday Lin-Hitchcock
was drivinfi Quite rapidly in hie new
top buggy on his way froth Belle Island
to Crunbury Plains. and had reached
a point In front of the residence of
Dr. W. B. Buruoll In Worst «Venue.
when. Without the sllshtest warning.
on nutomohiie came up front the roar
and struck the urriagu u uuddon.
sharp blow. The rear wheel on the
right side wan smashed and the force
of tho Impuct threw the doctor und lilo
driver from the carriage Into the road.
The doctor Innded on one side or the
horse and the driver on the other, tin.-
latter with the rulers still hold lightIy
in his hands. Tho horse wan l‘rlzhl-
ened and started to run uwny druu
sing the prootrato driver with him.
A trolley our wan standing near III
the time and some one iutupod oft
und Itflllglli the home. but not before
he had dragged Mi'. Vnrsrn ('Iour
uoroon the road to the opposite curb.
'i‘ho unto had been going at such
upoud that It could not be h girl to
u otop before it had gone ft y lino
foot. Witch it. woo finally stopped, the
ocrupnntu piled out to are wbut (XIIII-
ago tho vollision hud wrought. 'I‘bt-y
asked it i'ow quoutlonu lull when they
found that neither the doctor or driv’
up had been uorlouoly hurt, they pru-
i'oudt-d on their wsy toward Bridge.
port. The (or to a New York machini-
und bud the number N. Y. 52% upon
it. They ouid that they would eoillo
for the tislnugo and then drove away.
The auto contained live or six people,
novel-pl of whom were women.
That the uuioiutu were to blump for
the ambient to quite clear In the
mindo of litany oyo-wltuounoe. The
machine. whivh was going about III)
miles per hour when It. ntruck the our-
rlsgo, tried to pm: the buggy heiwmm
the curb and the fluid bend aid» of tho
carriage. There was not mom enough
by a foot, hence the collision. This
won wrong side for the auto to plum
tho only-ism, but. it Is'thrusht that
the clinuifour had to resort 0 thin side
on account of the trolley car. which
wall In the way on the other side.
The bow In A Wreck lllveius bud
tho wheel emnehnd to ptecoe the body
will. end the sell broken oolupieiely
oil. The» who stood near Ilitiliiliid Mr
Vernon and the romslno of the line
buggy were taken to tit hero on Ben
keley street. The hot . which was
uninjured. wee tmmedistply hitched to
another carriage nod the ride to Crou-
bury Plaine resumed. fir. Hitchcock
end Mr. Vlrsoa both demure they are
not injured.
m
ALI. TIAOHIM RIvAPIOIN‘i'tD.
At a meeting of the Earth Norwollt
mode of Judlte John “.41th in true.
WM ltraet. the teschsrs wore rel-op
it Is not. known titst tum
ihl mun-no
it lies not possible“ to «Itlle anomaly
at t 0 mean one phy-
Was the oi the Premium Cool:
nets on and Citizens
oi the Town .
John A. Osborn. one at .Norwaik’s
oldest and best known residents. died
suddenly yesterday shortly after Inoon.
Willie he was known to have been to
telling health for sortie limo, he won
about Norwnik nearly every day. end
his demise was a shock to his many
friends.
John Arthur Unborn. was born In
1847, moving to Norwallt In
New Cartoon, Conn. June 29.
1852. He reoided {or many
yeare with his pureuto st the On:
born homestond on strawberry Hill.
East Norwnllt. He entered the service
of the Not-walk Mills Company In 18-
64. and was connected with the con-
cern in various capacitiee' up to the
time oi hie death. He was president
for mnuy yours, retiring some time use
on account of poor health. but still
continued on n director of the‘ com-r
pany. He waeadirector of the Na.
tlonul Bank. of Norwnik the
ipunebury & Bialell Company.
and the titty of Norwalk i’uh-
Ilc Library. lie was also a vice
president for several years of the old
Norwuik i-Ireet Rnliwuy Company. and
later became in director of the Not-walk
Trumwuy Company, remaining in that
capacity until the road was absorbed
by the Connecticut Company. He well
a member of the building committee
of the, Norwulk High School. and took
a. (loop Intcrout In the construction at
the. West nvonne building.
Politically he was a staunch Ronni»
“('illl. but he had many friet oblong
tho iletnocrato of the town and city
of Nnrwnlk. und hsd been endorsed by
the latter party for pooliiono of honor
and trust. He who u but-zoos of the
old liomugh of Norwulk and later it
councilman in tho City of Norwslh.
holding them ofhcon for a period of
seven yosro. He was later alerted a
representative of the town in the stair,
leglolaiurn.
He Will! a member or the First Con
groxstional Church. of Not-walk. tho
Norwolk Club. Norwslk (louutry Club
and the Pine Lodge CI uh.
Mr. (inborn. with (intimation
.3. J. Hill match“ m Wt lily
nil woe Instrumentnl in. omit” up
the tract or Isnd linowu ea ' llilt.‘
street. and Mr. Hill and Mr. Osborn
each secured property on the corner oi
West avenue and constructed tine reel
Idem-ea thereon. m. Osborn leaves a
widow who was Miss Ella Perry. It
former teacher in the Center School In
Norwalk. und one dsuuhter. Miss linr-
riot Unborn. Another daughter. Minn
lloli'n Osborn died a few years no.
The funeral services will he held
from the ftunily home Thursday after-
noon at 3:30 o'clock.
«v... m.-.
SIIXXI IIIII
XIIIII Illllil
Ito Accidents liar Event at the
Bridgeport Dealers’
Association
illuilw IIIII with Ila ldrtuotul ourvon
whirlt given It Its name, with the tonne
of to bill climb yeotorday. under dlrov
lion oi the Bridgeport Automobile
liouiorn' nuuot'lnlluli. and. unlllto the
NIH“) of it your am. there were no no»
oldonto to mar the euloyutent of the
participants and the may thousands
of «moisture. To s eerisiu extent the
climb wen u toelpf the nterlto of tilt
rhinos entered and south It wns a trlnl
of eltill on the port, oi the men at the
wht-alo. The entries In the neveroi
ulunucu Were not msny. hlti tluver‘ihu-
louu the rompotilors hstl tho Gill
month or hepntmoo. There were no
onirleo Ill cleaned i. ll llid 7.
The raiiilliii
Clean 2 ~~Won by Warrsnoiietroli.
driver. .I. ll. Brooke. Time lzilll.
Clean 3w-Won by Inmate; driver.
.ioo 'l‘sylor. 'i‘llne. l:II.
Claim lmwlm by Puilntlh our; drive
or J. V. Britt-link. Titus JIM 4-5.
(tum iWWon h Chalmers: driver.
Donne Rankin. Total: at
Club iiwli‘r o-iomll. won by libel-
ilneigohdriver. llllsm Knippor. Time.
‘0 s
Class liri motorcycles; won by I}.
In... Wildmsn Bridgeport. Tintorl 1:30
Clone Ilia—For motorcycleo: won by
P. ii. Cos New Haven. Time little
The Warren- Detroit nor was entered
by the line of Hartford sud ill. all
South Nortvrdk and rm the on toast
our to the climb. domes it III.
at the itrln drove It and bio only turn
rm that ironic not have seldom”
tit . more one only on. tilt? in
,I led 4. ~
Mr. Brooks is ooniideht that
hue
her how ism a hold ;
by the eisss in which i
he would have told or , .
trout, tor the poweriui
to a neon climber . .
0qu s tor do) . ideal“ »
mt over it Ii.
tomohiiiste tr
eventevme mdiuppblhild
M! til i-
ditto
rooted from
nswuuoom; school
ridicules Oil ,
It felt for short gaunt
mitts. “I!
Marty at the sum Coiled oil by
the Actions of the Weather
Yesterday Ailernoon
hill on IIIIIIIII .
count 1th IIIII
or Filly om m...“ snout-u .
Less Than liall Reached iioton
lieopito the gnome at Roton Point
yesterday some or the events of the
Stamford Knights of Columbus athletic
meet were run off.
These were the hundred yard dull.
the three hundred yard run. the one
mile mile. the twelve mile road race.
from Stamford to the Point; the half
mile run, the one! race. the pole vault.
the mile run and the three mile race
The club relay race was omitted. The
three mile race bend about the time
it. started to sprinkle. All but about
(our hundred In the grendsinnd rush-
ed to shelter. Than It ham to rain so
hard that thooo in the grandstand dun
ed not leave It. The‘ roof held togeth-
er for n time. and the occupants
watched the runnore splashing around
(Continued on Eighth Pane.)
..........M..~. cow—a
IIIIXIIIIIIII XXII IXS
SIRIIIXIX lXIlII XIIII’IEXI
Stranger Celieved to ilsve Been
Employed by iiuyler &
Company
but emuuu‘ooom one o‘clock it
than was taken with 5 stroke oi‘ and
plenty in the Nowell: Railroad utslmu
The man was unknown In Norwullt sud
died noon lifter he was ltrlelten
The rush had entered the station
about II: in and taken a nest to stroll
the arrival of the ’i. H train which is
thr- Pitintleld expreus bound for New
York.
Hartwell-titular Howard Wood were
sIttiug milling In the tlrket oflleo when
they heard oomo one greening on it‘ In
psin. Howard Wood hunt. out Ind
found the strange man upon his itsttdu
and known on the elation door. Ho tie
eluted hlin to bill feet and finally got
him coated on the bench. The mun
wan nppurenlly luff-trio; grout nutty
lit he ili'lil groaning oil the while ond
Howard Wood sold he one lrothing at
the mouth when he found him. lie
no book to the llritel office liter he
i‘ld gotten the men seated upon the
bench and told John Wood shout the
follow. John Wood took a look It
the man and Immedintely culled Dr. A.
H. Baldwin on the phone. Iiu sluo
lent for h policemsn sud immediately
Curtain Hunt and Bomlul lather
Ian roopondsd They brought a
sire her from the police slstlon with
thorn sud the uteri. who was then but
lute nltvo. won taken to the elation
house In Water strmlt.
Dr. audio-In arrived und found the
men dead. He said he but died from
ulurploxy. Dr. alumni ll. liuntiuutun
wen summoned and he have porutteelon
for the removal of the lowly. Ho con’
firmed Dr. Baldwin's “lenient on to
the noun of death After he bud mode
an cxsminuttion of the Marlins. The
body was taken to the morgue of tiny
mood and Sun In Hoyt street about one
hour and s qusrtor alter the man had
boon round on bill Illtldil sud knot-o on
the Iloor ot' the depot.
'l‘lu- mun woo lion and the only
menus of Identification: Were from the
oorronmndenuo and book book In hie
1mkaut. The bank book bore the hemp
oi Thomson to. Wilson stud the oddroos
on the lotion: to thin some unnu- use
Hotel Wliilmo. illith liront t Willie
avenue. New York City. The lotion
were train the Huyler esndy e um
and It to thought inst the man won s
ssieomsn for title firm. 'Dr. Hunting
ton tool: the lot I'il'li to his homo
will communicate with the msn'o out-
picture In New York hroulh William
F DoKlyn.
in A light suit
lie was coolly d
of cloths: end bill it 0 who optimum
lt about til years. He hon been round
in: o low days with (thorns hormonal
North avenue. It is the t.
The sun oiii r. Whom the up from
New Tot-it led" at noon sud took
charm of the romaine. will it villi he
placed In the receiving rut t st nine
aids osmeyry tempos-only.
W
in non Bruce is rioting on. and
Draw“ Huntington. ores-tit
Tomes.
We ’1”
‘ "deny. title! are you ”stirs liter
felling inventories?"
Wy Ihll‘l not isr; this n tlftrtlll
I been buildlnl «rem
'i‘lcltrli Agent John lt‘. Wood and 1
sort
The drill: that nil-lies. Wiiiism' oi
, livelier hot neither. on
- cooling. spooning. Invigorltila.
Yldlit Glob. st
Hickory Bluff more carried out yes-
terduy afternoon's! bite the uninvor‘
Ihle wentbo:-‘=condlt ens. The club
wont. Into communion promptly at
2:30 o‘clock. om phoneme wse
fired. the colors rallied. sad the on
cheetrs. irony chfilou’s Thedtre, In
Bridmport. rsiidhroiii thofltsr Spsnaled
afternoon and cloning.
Owing to uddenie to some of the
speed bests. rind the very rough
weather outside. thol race scheduled to
take piece was postponed until u later .
dlio.
poo oi tho twill-ls oi the wooden
was the molding f the cope and
believe to the Humid of loot season it
recon and athletic cull. .
The winner: of Slur cope. were as
follow:
iieif mar rareiwon by Chevrili.
owned by W.l .- .
Speed best {one on‘by Dream 11..
owned by Thomas drills.
Munch run well y Winsome. own
rd by Mr. Ayres ‘
Race for special close boots mm by
mile owned by James A. Farrell
Canoe rune won by Percy (i. Quin-
lard and Raymond B. GQI'ITIX.
I)ory race won by William .I. hic-
Hugh. Jr.
Cat host race won by the dentin!
end Mary, owned by Dr. Arthur Robert
,Turner.
Aquatic Ivonne.
In the mmn' s various mitotic
évsuto the winners oi the models of-
fered were as follows:
iligb divemJohn l3 Mynoldn.
Fancy elm-«w. A. Bysheo.
I00 yards minim-R. Wolf.
hire and fetch—a3. Concorde.
Onoqulrter mile lemma—1’. Kirsch.
nor.
Loo WT. Stencil.
F‘otrhiuv'i‘. ll. Ambler.
Penny dlvlnsniludley Rum-d.
Tub Mlanivv’ H. idoln '
the yards I'irlmw ruin” it am
Nvowmfl 5MB)! M
The ”Melatonin lotion-on was
buried at B o‘eiork, following rthe
bloulns. which was naked by the club
{chaplain Rev. James iionlon Werner.
rector of more hlplstopnl Church.
I The rlub house presented a line no
pvnrnnru. bring mportslly decorated
for the «amino and with a cheerful
log fire Maine In the large open tire-
.plscu hummerloro I M Allen was
!presant end with minimum K W
I-‘ltch liltl \trior w Ferris. of the en-
tortsimul-nt mnmlttoo. and other otil
gum and members of the club. mode
It plesssnl for the many guests In at
Iondenco.
Country Club.
The rain seemed to have partially
no effort on the nttl-ndlnt‘o at the
Country Club. for them was a large
attendance there throughout the sitar.
noon and evening. Dinner parties were
very popullr.
in the ernoon sud early evening
Spoidel‘a orchontrs one concert muv
sic and pllyod for dancing from about
it o‘clock. lhll feature being very popu‘
Isr. policemly with tho youny people.
The resulnr weekly tintnrdsy dances
will brain on Saturday evening oi this
Woolf.
“y-
The Day It the Knob.
I There who it good attendance yester-
dsy afternoon sud lset ovonlill at the
Knob Club, where liarvey'o orchentrl
furnllhod llltllIC. in the evening than
was dancing. Yosierdsy the new new
hull with in commission at the club for
tho iirst time this mum and did W
barrier.
The regular lesson will open on illb
urdsy...luno ill. with which date tini
bus will be out Into daily service be
inii the Club sud Ibo titlndoni till
"musing.
XIIIIXXIXI IN
BIIII‘IIIIIII film
Raymond sustain“
LouoIAboldIimiiissr
due-rhino
liowsyiou. poor the notion lino.
vile visited by quite to stream
lire tut night about to o’clock. The
bills with tu'iho loch building. blob
of the old Bastille come. one the
building was mm mm is;
(other. with All it! Ill dentin-ts. The
Iscob B.
Interstate Commerce Commie-
eion Ileplieetoiiereltants’ and
Molotov Attenuation
XII Itlllll'l IIIXSIIIIS
Bonner. The Wu pile tarnished '
esaellpnt music {or donate; during the .
XIII XIII IXIIIIXSI
Says Cletoi Running Trains lies
my Advanced Rechntiy
The billowing letter use been receiv.
ed by the oinc‘s'rs of the limbsnte'
and Manufacturers‘ Amctstlon In re-
ply to the one lent to Washington re-
cently. protesting against the advance
In railroad manager rates:
May 21. Will.
The Merchants' and Manufacturers'
Allen. of the Town of Norwlllf
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Gentlemen. The receipt Is acknowl-
edged of n petition from s (bmmittee
of your association. under dots of the
23rd inutlnt. protesting Against the ud—
vlnce In commutation rates of lore by
the New York New Haven 1 Hartford
Railroad Company between South Nor.
walk. (‘onn.. and New York City.
(Continued on Sixth Pare.)
M”...—
IIXIIXIII IIIXIIXX
. XXIX Illl IEIIXI
Announcement lads at (least
Artillery Asoocietien
Milli
disilont} WW
the scwnd quarterly nmeilux for the
year. lJeuiepnnt Eaton, of Danielson
was chosen Mercury. in place of
Lieutenant Stewart. of Norwich. who
resigned from the service recently.
Col. (lithe-rt I. Fitch presided. '
The snuounruuunt who made [hit
the Nntiouni rltllr nasm‘lllion medal
for conlteotlont bad bush won by Clpt
Perry H Morgan of Pouunnor‘ livid".
Lioui (lei. Henry 8. Dorsey. (“opt-in
Morgan and (‘spt w. t). Turbos. of
Noninh were named an a committee
to secure a (lesion for a porno badge.
It was conuidered prnhlhle lhnt the
officers would so in Fort Terry June
24 to romlin until June 29 for instruc
tion in artillery. The ssaoclllion vot-
ed to pay the expenses of all members,
who desired to no to Em lilrrn to
compete in the distinguished tnsrku-
Dim clans blotch.
{laptsin .Iucknon. ii. 8. A. retired.
whovrna wounded In the Philippine
clntpaim gave Iii interesting tnlk on
army life. Othel- officers of the corps
present were Majors King. Hermon
and. liabnm. (illusion Coleman
Woodward. Connor. lmby. Mutilatiln.
Payne. limes. Smith. ‘ilunnlusbunu
and Bennett. Dr. Adonis. Chaplain
Melons. Idsutousnto Phllhriclt.
Crevice. Ausust, sorrows. Reed Bun
dirk. Church. tildbols. uni lhloff.
m-..» .,_
IXITEI lull“
II II. ““1". ”FIG!
it is elitist-ted ihlt sitar today the
local «water dealer-o villi he solo to wipe
Wt‘l‘f‘ill‘i‘ to tho hhnndliul Oi 0mm.
Throughout the agitation there but
been it great dost of mlhundorstsndins
ls to Just what methods the oyster
men may pursue and tout the WW'VM
pronto oi the health «pertinent.
To rule this point Dr (loom W.
titties will hm l moistened with tits
south Nowell: oyster-men this after-
noon at the adieu of Judge dohlll.
In t. in Wnsiti street. .
I m of milledsmlndilll.
(mums: it. '.I. Hill trivia to he.
rotary of Junior Wilson.
with a ‘lil
TIM We: done
to relieve the dilution. iir. Wills-oi
ell-oldie reply ll ‘
MIMI.
floors: sud
Jilin all“ Ir “
mory Friday night. the section being
with the mvommonl remnintlonn in .i
lipo.i§..l.liiil u‘ nationalist
mun . .
Thousands oi plaintive makers in
The Nor'nilts and vicinity were
drenched yesterdsy otternoon by the
1 hordest electrical storm or the won. I
I‘ll“!!! arrived at o lsry Inopporthne
time shortly after 4 o‘clock. when bese-
hlil Camel lnd oiliér uhletlo diver-
,lldhs and shore evento were at their
‘helsht.
This storm vrae «dump-tiled not
alone by tons upon tons of water that
come down to swell. but by thorn
lightning and heavy pean of thunder
”shining did liens osmotic. but
there was notth Infidel. The most
destructive bit of llshtnin; struck the
Blanchard residence at the corner of
._Golden Hill street and Elmwood are
one occupied by W F Chldeoyna sud
family. The corner at the chimney
wss knocked off and the bricks strewn
about the lswn.
Although a lot-go number of pleasure
seekers went out on the water yester-
day no serious oonoequeucas hove
been reported from the: quarter. The
storms boson ntherln‘ even In the
mornins. stein :3 ensure sullen an
abundance of me in which do seek
shelter. The electrch storms. how
ever. were a surprile. In that Moment!
Day downed in such a manner III to in.
dlosio tout the day would be a line one.
But its noon spprooclted. clouds which
gave evidence inst electrical storms
were not vary for away. boson looming
up from the southwest accompanied
by chilly winds. so cold that people at
buebsll “moo shivered
The way the-people headed for R0
ton Point and other points along the
‘ shore in tho morntnx. Initiated tint
the trolley embody would do a record
hmhln Memorial Day business, and
while a rain mode thin impossible.
there were thousands of people at no
the Point when the storm broke. The
nozzle unsighgter in mldsn it:
our on so . o a:
nod ogrille-o sheltered
' “aninso'emsnii
An Imported) meeting of the Merch-
Ints‘ and himulscturers' Association
will be held tomorrow evening It the
South Norwalk Club.
At thlt time the committee of tweet
ty from the Association. which he-
been Inventinllug the betting sittin-
tlon and was directed to ascertain
why some netting concerns left the
city, are to mute a. report.
it In understood that several other
matters will he brought up at the some
meeting.
It Is oopecislly hoped there will be
a lsrgs announce of the members of
the Associotion for this will be the last
regular meeting untitOcilober. it how-
to. been decided to omit molar moot-
Inu during the summer.
W.-.... was...
The Ladies“ Aid Society of the Final
Norwllk’s Boos Bali 1....
terlouebyoSooreoiT""W g‘ I
toseven In the Domini l
liliillillllll tut
undo uh
Norwailte Thain Lead Tiled
Scoreofi to 0 3
hianhattan Collagen baseball told!
was disposed of with comparative mo
yesterday morning at Amusemdd
Park in Meadow street, by the ‘XXI" .
wsllts. who won by the score of 121.9
T In a loosely plsyod nine. The . .
lemon game between the some m
we; stopped comment of the laid Y
thunder shower. ‘
Nucent, the star pitcher of the lien-
button College team. who pitched in
the morning, come here with his rein»
lotion very much in the mention
especinlly on account of his recent.
(continued on second rate.)
q
Women on this
as words prises I lilac.
0““ Milton-i would i
WANTED. . . ., ~. ’
WANTIMEVERAL 0001)
on or work on Ice wagons: at
urged: none but lobar
y. II or adore”. Collect
30.. Pen Chester. NUT ;
ROOIIVILT‘.
her unmade? Mia“
“fig?“ tote,-
I m.wmrrso-uotuo
“re. 3"” o.
WANTED ~W
housework. to
”Hint kin. and
wsmswotflwri doom
houscvmrk. Inquire :2 til at _
WANTlD—OIRI. ABOUT 16 Y
or use. Apply llclory entrance.
t‘outh, Ltd
WANTIWBY TWO HI'NGARlAN ,
Iris. In yous old. attentions at [client
oumvrork Inquire III uxlnlton m“
WANrdso~tooo HOUSES“ m no
point 1nd decorate
futhm‘Ilor,m liil "gamma?“
TIL! 1-033 4
WANTED nvtcitv BODY TO 1)
lot tint-Inn Water éhsointeiy
tivore of your door
rive—gluon bottle. zoo.
L
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