Attorney D1vis insinuated That Mr. Twomhly
the Truth sad the Letter Threatened in “Smash Mr. De-
Vio'tFace”~—~ Eitort to Elect
toe in Place at Mr. Davis
Twenty oi the Thirty-two Ballots Cast
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evening to enjoy thedauclng. the me '
I George F Benedict Declined a tie-election as Clerk. and Fred-
‘ erick M. Wheeler Was Named—Other East Norwalil district“
'3
titticers Were lie-elected
What the annual meeting of the East
No'rwaik school district lacked in num-
bers, hint evening, it fully made up
for in intcreat in spots, particularly in
a verbal passage at arms between Corn-
tnitdeemail Loo Davis and William
Twonlbiy, iii which if a preponderance
of votes counts for anything. Mr. lia-
vls was Vlt‘ttli‘.
During the little nituir the lie was
passed and Mr. 'l‘womhly threatened
to “irritant: Mr. Davis’s t'acc" if be con-
tluued and Mr. Davis gave assurance
that he was not. a hit frightened.
The. trend of matters became appar-
Was tint Tallinn
James it Bundle as Commit-
Falled, as the Letter Received
cut when Mr. 't‘worniiiy nominated
Janice M. lllltidlti. who was not proo-
ent, as comnlittocman to‘allcceod Mr.
Davis. The latter later said he did
not believe Mr Rundle was altars
that his nitrite woe to be presented; Mr
Davis was rrvoelccted.
Before the meeting it wan reported
that it). E. Mead wire to he a candi-
date for cornlnitteoman. but his name
was not mentioned and he Was not
present.
About 2!) voted were present when
('olnlnitteelllan Loo Davie called for
(Continued on third pager
tilt illiti lulu
imbibe
work Progressing Sieadiiy on
the Extension to Municipal
clients Plant
The contract on tho recommelldaI
Home of the engineers. .i. G. White &
Company. of New York. hall boon nwur.
tied to tile Amiirtclur Dieiioi Engine
Company, or St. Louis. Mo.. for it tiiti'
kilowatt fuel oil engine. similar to the
present one. with additional improve-
ment. For the electric generator the
contract has been given to the Fort
Wayne Electric Works, in illdiana. AI
Norwaik iron Works Company‘s air
compressor will be used. and a force
of draltanlen are now at work prcpurI
ing the plane, and are located ill the
oitice of tho electric works.
The new engine room will be located
in the roar of the present other! bulld-
lng, and will provide tor another oil
engine to be added in the future. The
foundation of this will be lillilt at their
naming of the Over River school dire
little. The apoclficattoiril are being pro l
pared with the intention or having all
work that is poeulbio to he performed
by local contractors. The litesei eilgino
was decided on after a blunt exhaus-
tlye report and investigation by the
engineers. Every detail in being work~
ed out by the electrical commiealonorit.
Superintendent Winchester and the on
line force, and White A Company'e en-
illnocrs.
I'i‘lie new addition will be 25 it 30
lost, of brick and the full height and
in keeping with the appearance of the
rest of tits ‘tblflldlfl'. The general
changes which of nocensity he made
at the piece will motto it great improve
ment In the plant.
GAVI A IINlFiT DANCE.
Shirt traitors Formerly lmployod by
Glued. Peabody at Retail Point.
The shirt impel-ll, who recently left
their positions or the Mary of Cluot,
POAWY and durability. in North Main
street but quite a sileeelilifui dilute
lent pruning at Baton Point. The
by t was held in the regular dancing
par {titan .
There were about 300 people in the
donning pavilion and it is believed
there would have been it larger smu-
I «use but for the airline and other so
irritation
‘ ,A testers of the sniping well lit ole
'Ihlliition of fancy rollbr nksting by A.
.,Ill..fismes. Mollie for alanine was no»
:th by “dilutions orchestra.
, Miro Knob club restaurant will be
open murder. Juno ’9' under nitrous.
W of lithium inn-l Robertson.
. mile W cirrhotic or talents to 0b
do “IL“.WW’ w W through
; them; , ‘ 1 ' '
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IIIS iIIIIIIiI UIIIIIIII
committeeman A. i. Meeker lio-
eiectodL-Gecrne L Wood”N
ward Besides as
Treasurer
Unullilnity‘t;sentiment. and good
feeling were manifest at the annual
trier last evening. The attendance was
very poor. tux-Councilman Charles It
iiiiworth presided. The district com
nllttec'u l‘elml‘l allowed:
Balance on hand June. at .
. .‘lfltltmfi
Received front town ........ 0.8“.72 ’
Received from collector ..... 300.00 .
ttobste from interest ........ 3.00
Received from state for ii-
lii'ary ................... . . 20.00
Expondituros.
'l‘oacllore' eulllrlt-s ........... 86,750.00
.Juultor‘s salary ............. 600.00
Repairs ................ . . . . 20t.08
Fuel ................ . ...... “4.04
Advertising ................. ”.70
uter .. ................ .. 10.00
int ldl lllllil .................. 3i.“
interollt .................... I 320.00
Total enumeration of the children
In tliutl‘irt .................... 2.593
The coilector'u report won as fol-
lows:
Amount collector] . ........... $728.07
Amonril paid to treasurer ..... 300.00
Amount on bond .. ........ 428.07
Amount to be collected ...... . “30.00
Amount mlioctablo 80.00
The remainder would cost more to
collect than the amount wiiooted
would brine].
The election of unicorn was the next
buntuoss. A. .l. Meeker wall reelected
tor a term of three years on commit-
teunlun. liouie Leonard won elected
clerk. .
(looms Woodward. who has served
as treasurer for sovpn yam, do'ilron
to withdraw. All wished him to stay.
iliil reasons were good and his rosin!
nation was accepted. A vote of thanks
was extended to him for his services.
rile stimuli-or is mutual 1.. Wood.
Henry J. Bracken won reelected so
collector. lie has collected during one
test your more than snyonohos in pro
Violin yours. 'l‘llo whole to“ io not
over no out or of 86.000. ‘ .
(toured Adrenal-y end Eduard rut.
iy were reelected as attrition.
All the officers were planned by as»
in; or vote by secretary save in the
one of electing the clorir.‘ ' ‘
.,
James tt‘. Kearney. oi Bettina around.
.. their commencement. week was the be
but violin
‘ splice blur Huntley lamina by but.
“ill
cruises" tit 1910
IA very fitting way in which to end
caption and duties that the graduates
of tho Norwaik high school save lust'
evening in the high. school asembty
trail. .
The hall was beautifully and taste-
fully decorated with flaps and porn
pants of the various annual» and col-
leges, and with flowers. The class
motto over the platform—~0ptlma
fietamuiia-Wo Soak the Bootwin the
class colors ofbiue and cold.” added
much to the decorations.
'It was estimated that“ there More
ton'hundred young people there that
etc for which was furnished by Spoi-
del'e orchestra, and there ware many
of the older people soared around the
room Goring the evening. it was an
ideal evening for a dance. neither tool
worm nor too cold. and the guests were '
congenial. The music for the entire,
dances was excellent and every one
appeared to enjoy themselves greatly.
in one corner of the hull there was
an immense punch howl. This Was so
popular during the entire. evening that
it was necessary to keep constantly to
filling it. '
‘At intermission. which came about
it o'clock, for the datum did not be»
gin until 9 o'clock. and wall booked to
last .to 1 o'clock, ice cream and cake.
were served.
Harrie A. Smith entered. The rolling
of the cream netted the class quite .tl
largo sum of money. ‘
There is one line thing about ‘a
dance in the high school and that iii
the excellent ventilation afforded by
the enormoue “till-l that force air into
and draw the air from the rooms.
Thus, no matter how warm one might
ho ho was sure of being able to be
come, cool by standing in the
caused by one of the fans. in the no
ability tutti there are two places where
the lane enter the room.
The committee in charge of. the
dance and reception wait supposed to
have been the entire close. but the few
who really did the Work ronnect-tli
with the adnlr Were Ronald! M. Thomas.
William Forrle. llotiert Title and Clin-
ton lluhbetl.
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ichn Oliver Paid $358M floats
and Ian and Women For.
felted Bonds at $25
{Into
LthhtilsciitiitiiunotunantElr-
III Principal
the Boo
out of the East
hold at the Man
vin school result ‘sft‘orrloon in the
presence or a ‘tsrzd moonshine oi
parents and friends "
The school shodmhly hill was appro
printely' decoratod with the class rot-t
ore. daisiesa and pennies: the class
pennants were used in profusion: the
class motto. “Nor attire top hilt climb.
ins." up well as a copy of the class pin
decorated the hthrltbenrds. a
At the spliolutild time the class
marched to the ammbly room. Gladys
liar train playing the march.
sun—m.—
(Continued Lin. Fourth Page. )
Bill! Hill Iilliili
Illiiililli nu
nonsu- arboretum: a Heavy
Piece of Third: in Fall
I" WM” .,
Robert Dibble. a well~knovtin ranldeut
or android. annuities vary uriorta
injuries ”Albeit”. our. mum in
the collsivuottoo at: new dock for the
Stevens Lip-atol- Company. on the pro
perry secured some limo ago from Hun
ry Pepper. A heavy esp was being
placed along the cod of the dock. and
Mr. litbble was on tbllr. Very unexpec.
ledly the chitin slipped from the and
of the phenol timber. and Mr. Dibble
was thrown, overboard. On the way to
the water he struck one of irilr trips on
the and of the can. and suatsiuod a
most painful injury, being bruised and
badly nhsh‘u up. He woe insulated
out. and Charles Wells and Clarence
Webb carried him to bill home. as he
wan unable to hoip himself.
William James ran to a telephone.
and urltrrnlorled Dr. Charles 0. Robin-
llan. who found that Mr. Dibble's hip
had been seriously injured. . and be
r
t
John Oliver. proprietor of the celeb
turbulent in Railroad avenue. knowa as'
the Hotel Muscat. which was rsldod
Ilut Shelley night by Captain William
it. Pennington and several follow our
iiceuion was lined the and costs tblli
morning by Judge Joseph it Taylor. in
tho Haviiulid stmot court.
Oliver. who was represented by M-
tortiey John J. Ounoo. was charged
with keeping a house to which drunk-
on and dissoiuto persons resort. 0n
the advice of his attorney ho liemurrod
to the complaint and following the neu-
lli course in such proceedings. returned
to pied when ordered to.
No testimony wee taken. Prue-cub
layout/army William F. Tammany to»
kill“ simple statement of the facts
oi the case so he understood thorn
Judge Taylor than imposed the iiiloI
and Oliver tool: and appeal to the
court of Common Pleas. bond well
filled st 8100 on the appeal. I
A couple who gave their carries as
Mr. .9.“ live. William noun who
rvoro placed under arrest at the turret
ot' the raid. forfeited bonds or “it
in: to dot in on appearance oiled the
case was drilled. The police were not
rationed that Regan and the woman
were mottled.
MW
" Mitt illitAtLMltt't‘.
litre violated. in. they ”WWW"!-
Mylo persons riot-u illitr'rod two per-
hope tatiiir. in o mutt train (Nit
militant “it! unread cal intuit on tin
Walloon Railroad soar Foray int
ptihL. The street: one «used by a
i
l
e.
who has boon attending it. rm'
seminary in Hartford is at Mme
07 till pll'oiito iii Boidiitl’l ones
he will spend the opium ‘
W
item Valentino. of lilo
Writ
i
new
A Valentino. of nonfat.”
m w ‘
‘ ran into the ditch. but the roar oer'I
interstitial which had undermined the
it; The locomotive and three ears
to tilt on or. track. The mm’
lhtlteroot‘osrbsdnothsdtimto
WW noel their from when It tail
would have to remain (print for a limo.
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IIIIII iIIillIIIil
Alan and William liawiey. Broth-
ers of Wealthy Woman.
Sun to $0.000
Mrs. Jennie M. Hartley Loved. the
Wealthy hi-yeaoold resident of New
Current. who anger“ her brothers by
marrying a roan; Frenchman 30 years
her junior-.11 in trouble again. Deputy
Sheriff Thomas J. Cunningham. ot
Bridloport. wont to New Canaan your
terdsy afternoon and served papers in
ii suit for ”0.000 demotion bronchi by
William and Allan Howie". brothers of
Mrs. raves.
L The brothers. who are Wait street
broilers. brouxht the action to to
covered a dudsmont’hr retain they
obtained spinal ins. Lem in the
New York courts November 4. recs
They claim this Judgment has never
been paid. Inert! Conciliation: ab
mom titre. “tree's tins country home.
“Mon; in acres and also attached
twenties-pierced phenom unseen-I
retain: one disarm oiled MN and the
other about rum horse. The
which is brought through Judie til it.
us one
more is chromium brought er
months to"
tone. Judah Joli!
lieut- Liiirl Woo.
'“flv I
Nineteen. “humanoid to the civil su- worst during -
porim‘ court. Judas hurrah! 3. due not
not anomalous; the tout ‘
The graduation exercises of the
class at 1910 of St. Man" a school took
place last evening in the school trail in
Menard street. The event was one Thomas A. “WWII, a PI'OIIIIM Shim Mflnflmmmr, "a
Brown Money From the Bank to Meet the Wesirly Payroll,
graduates. their parents, and in fact
by all who were present. The donors.
lions were unique. The walls were
hung With flags and pennants of allI
the important colleges and those add“
ed to the hunting and streams of crepe
paper. made a very pretty appearance.
The weather was ideal gov such an no
caston, being somewhat cooler than in
the early part of the week. For this
reason a large crowd was present. but
everyone was comfortable. this part of
the program being looked out for by
the able ushers.
The gentlemen of the graduating
class acted as the reception commit
too. The opening chorus by the. class
was the first number and was well re-
ceived. Next came the mlutatory. in
a tow Well chosen words ,Mastar
George, V. Smith. clues president, on
behalf of the class of tilt). welcomed
the guests. Hts speech was loudly ap-
plauded, but George as an encore are
trounced the next number. he being the
toastnraster. The trio by ’l‘racey'a on
dirt-sire was a masterpiece. Miss Ethel
M. Page read the class history. The
history. which was also written by
Miss Page made a hit. it provoked
considerable laughter, “(lalilbert's
Victory" wall recited by Frank Mc-
Mahon. and the genial baseball capl-
tsltrrt was loudly applauded which
showed him a favorite.
The piano and violin duet. which tol-
iowod. merited much praise for the
players. “Duby” Sheellsn. the accom-
plished violinist. is no little favorite
with the boys. and his selection. and
that of his, accompanist. Miss Blotter.
solid. was well received. The dialogue.
“The Way to Winnlpsulr." and the
fame in one at. Mr Fortunate nth
take." took down’ the house. In the
former Sarsdeld Burns and John “D."
Oil Hurrah were without equal. while
in the latter the well known and better
liked preeidcnt ammored and won the
hearth of all. as did his little ulster.
IAIC)‘ l’aullnc. Miss ltuth Pagan Nib
tiered "Come Where the Blue Bolts
Ring," and it was very pleasing if the
applause was the testimonial.
\Mlss Mildred Catherine Shechaii ro-
citod the "Son of a King.“ While she
was speaking the toll of a pin could be
heard, so well wall the audience hold
by this distinguiahed young oloctitlort-
ill. Ni“ Blieolttm carried the arid-
ionco right through which apeuka well
of her ability no a recitationtst. The
(lines prophecy by B. J. Wests-r was
extrclnoly hrlnroroun. but as it won but
a dream we will not tier over it
long. The presentation 0 the diplo-
mas by the principal. Rev. J. .i. hic-
Guinness. was next in order. Father
Modulation. who is loved by all the
students of the school. and who is par-
ticularly fond of to say nothing of his
interest in children. mode a short ad-
dress. .
He spoke of the accomplishments of
the student: as I class. Out of tho
twenty-four students who tool; the on
trance examinations for the high
school everyone med. which certain
ly speaks well enough for any school
as well on the teachers in charge. Last
but not least came the vsledtctory by
Miss Kathleen A. 't'rsdey. Miss 't‘recoy
is an excellent speaker.
in prohibiting the diplomas Father
Meaulnneu presented Francis it
wormed. the honor pupil. with a hand
some not of books. and to Alisa Ethel
lit. Pm a similar round was aivon as L
next. to merit. Father Modulation
omitted to say that the books were
presented by himoelf.
IAILVL‘WNDAVL' CAR.
Lin order to ’Iocoli’inr‘odate item
number of wills attend thsoarty
one Mill!- it
.:
that will be long remembered by the .
Illodce was held Thursday evenln’g. A
. nigh and Mandy
“tight to moderate north to north
winds, booming variable.
When its Was Shot Dead. and tile Blip of Money sum
by Three Men Who Euliovled dinner and himseli~iioboers
Flsd to illph illicit
mad—1p...—
uni iiilliillliii l at iili utlvltul w__
ill till itiiilllili lliiitii
Desperadoes Cams tip Behind tile Manufacturer and the “WI
csr pin Fired an Revolvers Until sun at the lies '
Dropped, When Third Made flit With Money
LYNN. Mass., June 35~—Thi‘€i(‘ young
men committed a double murder in the
heart of this city. today. and carried
off a has containing between “.000
and $6.000, which they stole from the
victims. Thomas A. Landregan, '
prominent shoe manufacturer. and PG
lice Officer James Carroll. The robbers
tied to High Rock. a suburb, where
thev were surrounded by a large tome
of police and clumps
in the round up two of the highway”
men were shot and seriously injured. I
Mr. undregsn had just drawn the
weekly payroll of the shoe fxtovy of
Watch and [Androgen from o Lynn
new tiresome CLUE
Organization Known as Foilovvorm
Chili. with o. w. Herdwlck as
Chairman. ,
A business meeting of tie. John’s
new nun-lenient will be rotated
which will be known so the. Fellow
craft club. Although the stub writ be
independent of the Masonic lodge pro.
per. still its form will be Masonic pure.
iv. The ofticerselacted were:
Chairman—floor” W. Hardwick.
Secretarymdstnos N. Wood.
Treasurerwc. Otis Fitch.
Couinlaiideerapt. (l. .. trig.
Assistant Commanders -— William
Aherns. Robert Martin.
Meetings will be hold the first and
third Tuesday of each month.
*
Ola-slit“ advertisements on this ”3:.
no words or toes. Iii cantor 8 time.
osoil sootttonsi «on. 1 out our tnltrtton.
a street and less than one hundred;
National Bank, and was walking to his
factory with the money in a ban. on.
car Carroll accompanied him and'tboyt
ware holding the bag between them. .. ,
As they reached a point on 'Wlliotlrf
yards trom the factory. three younz'
men. dollcrtbed as being between 202'
and 26 years old. leaped out from s‘
doorway. They ran up behind Mr; ‘
Landregan and career Carroll. Whoa
they were within three feet. of tha‘twoL
men. two of the desperndooll opened
fire with large revolvers. At the same "
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
GWEN A FAREWELL PARTY.)
: Mr. and Mrs. Frank firmer were , ~
header-ed a fol-omit «no Mir
in: by a company of r‘ friends and
neighbors. bar. we who in ii
number: in the employ of the diam ”I
York. New Haven and Hartford
me mm. with tu-~ wit..- it" about x
to move from QM” IMEIII
thgoitetd auction or. served on
lawn or the roar of the home of fir. .. ,
and In: 0. S. Younge. About forty .
participated in the occasion.
Nothing like Willismn' Root ”or to
cool the blood soothe the nerves And
quench the thirst on a hot day.
MM‘
«who’s "sovfiaomu on «us
I! words center a times. I ’
«on additional word. i eons port Il‘
a,
L WANTED.
WANT‘DMGIRL FOR GENE
hoyufivrggk‘w‘f‘thnfliyh a three adults. RAB
TO LET
TO Ll‘i’ FIVE K0031 (‘0'?‘fAGlu.
Bates Court: also 8 rmmn. 21 (.‘ovr Avon .
rt. l vemnltll in both. inquire it.
luvs y or United Grocery Co. JniB if
1’0 Ll‘erort SUNHER. MONTHS.
furnished hum on Orchard fit. every
modern cmiventolrce. one tours from
Wont Ave LLLtnoliLuy. inquire I“ lWosi iAlto.
It
TO LIYMROON WITH BOARDL‘ 11‘0“.“ *0
two; married couple returned.
t‘lLbio. References mirrored in Hat/Llano
TO LIV—FLAT lit!“ FIVE £00)“.
all lmpmvemnto. inquire store. 72 North
life in at. near
a...
To LITmmtll31.l‘:lvi.0tifiE RAY-
lnond lit. rent to blunt loft. Ills“. With
other» room 20:2 and tilflifll; light on all
uldoe. atuth built an elevator. For rur-
ttler purtr Lulsra inquire thin Wot} inl-
(“in II 0m
'TO ‘Itmh‘iVE limit: ’l‘Hi
with 111' modern l ric
turn and and. I. m-
t t. “ 8!
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Lion. rent sill. inquire In WuhiLLmn
a
Fan t. strainer snub
:c a limp thiIltl court)
will on rent. Let us kprove il.‘
titer .Nevvt' York
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wintry-oral. To
Work for {anally at two. all myvflgnsgt
sevens ruler canes t‘ARPfilfl~ .‘
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io'dotod It Booth alumni rI' we a? ..
lotion. Luna. and is moutly ovLL
n. l‘"u
WANTIMIRLB 1N Oil 8A P I
department. minute to Poona“ I! If .
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rim-e or tour unfurnished rooms. but
LLL‘QIILloltlr'ekeoping. Adtimro’
WANTIDr-I MAN TO WORK A
small plum at Bell Island and run
boat. Address id. core Sentinel.
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live cattle nlld’poultry: pri m
Connecticut Turn its South
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