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phenomenon 1870
Entered
.t" i V ,
the Nut“! Norm)? Panel)!!!“
at
a. Second (Jim Mo tar
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Edward Avery Nukes Complaint
l Against Architect Freder-
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w it it llttl ruin it
nu nut in litiliiil
Former Senator leremiah Donovan Spoke Against Submitting It
ick Albrecht
Quito n serlotiu ailray toolt piano in
'Rowuyion, last night, and had it. not
i. been stopped after ll. time by. a number
of residents a different story might
i have been told.
‘ delirium in
to the‘People, But its Was Alone in His Argument, a Num-
ber of Other Citizens Favoring the Plan, Which Was Ap-
proved by the Board of Councilmeuait. H. Golden, Attor-
uey William A. Griffin, lr., and Andrew Leary on Library
Board
Sililll liliHiS ill liliilli ill liliilii till lllililllllilii
NlfiHil is
Will is [ill lllHlR llliiliil
Matter oi a Sewer on Upper Fairiieid Avenue to be Taken Up
-—Eight New Lights in Spriugwood and Building Line on
Reed Street and Other Thoroughlares
W
Last- night. the oily votml'ii had the
iiieiiout soauton oi tho year. As had
boon anticipated, Senator Jeremiah
[lolltlvttll was on hand to attempt to
lunch tho plan to have tho t-ilizonu of
tho vty ext-rout; thomsoivr-s at. the
next i'nil oiortion on tho project to
tlUVUlUII tho \‘i'oudwnrd, Wright and
lirown proportion in North Main and
Union streets into it ttivii‘ oonlor. bill
his oratory was liiiil\i|ll'iili.'.‘ and tho.
rounoti meeting \‘Oit'tl unanimously in
farm at having tin» tnnlior voted on at
the next taunting. \\'hilo tho St'lialtll'
stood alone in his oiTort to kill the
proposition. ti nnmbor of other viti~
ZiPP ‘
its walls
intuit
Seven Persons injured When the
Building and Several Houses
Nearbyfi'Were Demolished
nut; ti turn
it ill iii litilllil
Plant Was Used to Supply the
Airships oi the Company
it‘ltlitlliititliirlHAHN, (it'i'lllllliy. .iti~
iy ill.~'i‘iio gun works ol‘ tho Zoppolin
Airship Coiiipnny l’l't‘lt‘ tlt'illllliiillt‘ll by
an explosion todny.
Steven portions wvro injured.
The nmuunoru oi the. pinnt tvorl- not
pl‘ouirtii .‘ll tlio limo and NW t‘ttllllt‘ of
tho llt‘tlltlllllli hart not boon nut-vriuinod.
Shortly iii-l‘oi'i- noon the nitsomotoi'
burnt and the surrounding unllu Wl'i't‘
blown to it pron! disliitit'o. t-iororni rot
Hilton in tho vlt‘ittlty toll in troupe of
Willa nl tlit.l~ltlil)t'lt, wliilts (lillt'i‘ llt'lll‘lly
ilillltiillitn wliit'll ilt'itl to their i’oultdib
lions lost their window and doom.
'i‘tio detonation was heard for many
intion around. runninir n Iltlllit' in tho
dintrii'l lllltl t'l't'll tittiotm iliom- rottith
tag on tho opposite aido oi Lithi- (‘oti-
Hittilizo. .
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.“lililii” litiWIt Willilll
illlll iiillilll liillii
Claimant tor a Throne in South
Sea islands Arrives
ini‘ Chicago
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CHICAGO. .litiy lbw-Prominent oi
another bottle [or power in Zion (lit y
are seen with the arrival in Chit-mm of
"King" Dewitt, pretended brotiwr oi’ the
late John Alexander nowio "ttiuuh
ll.," and ointment. to tho iln-onu of a
South Etta island. it iii said to no the
intention of "King" llowlo to arm-
throw Overseer Wlibtir tilenn Volivn.
Overuorr Voilva said that night that
he would ignore the «drawn-ti urgent.
“i know of him only what i have
board." said Votive. “Ari tar as i am
aware John Alexander bowie. tutti no
brother."
"King” Dowie ili‘t'lVl‘il from Minno-
aboiie'during yesterday. With him bi
"P091!" Hl‘llflldm', who iii in charge of
a church in Sun Francisco. Howie, ii
iii said. ulnimo the rule of Zion City by
the right. oi utteuesuion.
when all go Where? Why. to
Trlutt llhnroh liawu Fete, Wednee
dam“; tr lid, it to illuminate.
teens wore. on hand and spoilt» i‘avor-
‘Blily toward it.
Another doridettly important step
taken by the meeting was to put into
operation an all night sii'ooi tight
schedule l'or momiilu‘lii nights. tho
shine as when the lunar orb is not Viri-
ibio. 'l‘o (,‘ounolimnu .lohn it). Paul
lit-longs the credit for bringing this
about. Many complaints lini'o iii-on
made in the past on not-until oi llll’
tuooniinlit nUl'i'Blt't‘ll‘lt‘ light soliodulv
and Councilman Paul aluminium! to
bring about tho change or possiblo. so
he took the matter up with l~lloolrirni
Commissioner lt‘rodurit-k liunhonwlor.
who. in turn, took it up with his lotion-
(Continued on Third Patten
[in sun
iii JiWSlRllli
tritium
Estimated That Seven Hundred
Have Already Been Sent
Away From the City
iiiill iii noun
iii tutu iii iiiiiiliii
The Average Number Leaving is
Forty-live Persons a Day
it'lld‘l’, Russia. July ill.» The t-xpui»
stun of Jews troni Kiev routinuoo ut
.ho rnio ol iot'tydivo individual» it till},
From July 4 until July in, ~itt'i‘ wort»
expelled by what in litiown an the sm-
omi method. Thai is. thoy writ- tori-«u
actually to leave town. iiurinit the.
sump pol'iotl Lilli persona wrrn ox-
polled by tho iirltt tnothod, \t‘liil‘ll. till
client, is it warning for their tlt'ltiti iiiN‘.
not permit» them time Mr it with»
intent oi private affairs. in tho tnaJot
lly oi canoe the bitter lllt'illml pron-u
inattentive. tilt the .ions in that Hill"
gory are prone to return to l\ll'\ allot
titli‘lljllll'lll'y absent o.
lltti‘lilu lilo iwoivo (hiya llll'lllllllll‘
itiot‘o Worn idii ltXptllriltt.m trout :iolom
who and lhi from iloniivt‘iiiu. loom
.Vluy H, when the imperial dorrm- or
during that all down who room not oil
tubiiltn a legal right or l'l‘Nlili‘ilt‘t‘ otiw
whore. should be retarded within llir
pale, the restricted diutrii-l of tho i'ul
iuh province» and the Ukraine. hormm
primitive, there have been: ttxpt‘littti
trout thin oily, ilolouu-nlia and iluiuiika
utiliui‘bl 8.0M partition by tho novotid
method and dull! by the "rill. tilittliud,
However. in making this total at il,‘
tliiz, alleviation must be made for it
large percentage of duplications in the
(tonal. Mani/have llt'tlll expelled only
to return null he sent away attain whih- ,
the expulsion from detriment.» aitd
Demiatflto are inrst-ly compost-d or
those who were originally t‘xpillluil
from this oily.
caldera of the Jewish Roth-t rotu-
mlttee at Kiev stated today that rough
ly estimated. seven hundred tatiillioe
lied baea‘airesdy soitt out oi the city.
and tour hundred t‘tuniiioe worn still
militant to leach treatment. The target
tigurea tarnished day by day indicate
the mobility of the expelled, many oi
wont perittitentlr return in Kiev to
race repeated expulsion.
in the em oi the latter the Alt
thorittaa have adopted tirauiio meti-
snree. the returning Dim frequently be
in; accompanied from the city by
sanitation and in many t’itttetl banish
ment “by entitle" has boon roeotted to.
run system provides tor the shipment
of batches to draw: to their limit do:
tinatlon under escort in relays oi arm-
ed “limit. .
it appears that Frederick Albrecht,
an architect who occupies the former
John Smith place in Rowuyton avenue,
approached hia landlord. Contain Ecl-
wurd H. Smith, and asked him when
he was to have the city water installed
in the house. Mr. Smith replied that
he. did not know as be. over would. an
the house was not rented .to Mr. All
broom with the expectation oi~hnving
the water put in. Mr. Albrecht thou
replied that. he. would move, and Mr.
Smith toitl him he could do so as soon
as be pleased.
Mr. Smith claims that Mr. Albrecht
than not tnion him. and attempted to
strike him several titties. A hoe, just
uharpont-d tor the purpose oi cutting
woods. stood near by, and Albrecht
raugbt this up, and attempted to otrlltu
Captain Smith over the head. Mrs.
Smith then interfered and prevented
this. and Edward Avery, employed by
Mr. Smith, appeared on the scene. The
latter took hold oi Albrorhi by the
shoulders. and attempted to push him
away from Captain Smith. Albrecht
then brought the hoe down on Avery's
ltvntl. outline a gush over his right
ovo. tailing lint skin from the right
arm and raising it lump on big as on
up: from tho loi‘i arm. ily thin time
Mr. Avory was in lighting trim, and ho
:utilod into Allirl‘t'ht. littwitltt't hint
down, taking the skin from his noso,
and would uttdoubiodly httvo taken all
tiit light out oi‘ him forever. had not
mine of tho neighbors, nttrnvtod by
tho noise. intorirrod. and pulled him
xiii.
ilr. (‘hurlo‘u (l. iiobalmtm was num-
nionod to attend Avery. and patriiod
him up. but he was in great pain all
nitlht. This morning he was obliged
to rail till the physician again and him-
his iniurloa (trashed. He silo called on
l‘roaorutinu Alloi'nov William F. Tame
runny. and entered a complaint against
Allin-rill. A warrant was tanned. and
will pi‘uitnlill be sorrod thin uitornoon
by Constable Edward J. iAldt'iitnn, 'l‘iw
rose is exported to route up in the
town vourt tomorrow morning.
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nut iiililitiiii u tilt
iiit tum iiuuiits
Mayor Robert M. Wolte Gives
the Sanction to Exhibition
Next Week
South Norwnilt in going to have an
opportunity to 8‘4! Ultt Jblirion».iullin~oli
light pli‘illl‘efl. This was uoitlod you
tot‘dny. when Mayor Rollrt‘t hi. Wolti-
gave his sanction oi a proposition ll.
exhibit the pictures noxt \“l‘f‘ll' at hip
tilt! linil. Mayor \t‘oite onuouuted inn.
night at the meeting oi the oily Cllilllt'il
that ho had placed his stamp of up
proval oit showing tho pictures,
inasmuch as the showing oi illt' pir»
lures in not a matter within the pun
lnce oi' the council. the latter tooh in
action. At least one na-niiu-r or the
board, ltoonor. openly texpi‘rdntuil) his
approval or tho showing oi iln- [llt‘
turbo and not a allude vult'u oi pro
tout Was beard.
Mayor Wolio who duos not uynipu
(blue with those who hill/v voiced a
,‘lit‘litllll throughout the walnut axaiuut
the exhibition of the pirtivres and run
we no harm in them. explained that
the only restrictions ho huu noun-d in
contraction with tho showing or tin
plotttreu in that no pursuit under lllll‘t'l‘.
yours oi‘ one shall ho adnziltod in in.
theatre willie ilw picture!» are motto
shown and that tin-re tnunt lw Ht'llfllilir
it'i‘ltll‘llllillt‘t'll tor whiten and rulorolt
With tint showing oi tho pit-titres
uort- nuxt woolt. Houtli Norwnlh will
no lhu itrst vlly in tho ntutv lo ltl‘l
them.
Mayor White was heartily in tiym
utility with tlovoriior Wt-ukii in the int
tor'a rtiinphixh for a solo and “till
."tltli‘ill of July. bill tattoo lHtiiilt will
illi' governor in his oommuniruiion i-
the mnyoru of tin oilien of tho iiiiitt
ronutuitihg them to into their lit-ill t-t
forth to [li'ltt'f'lil the exhibition or iii»
.iiotorou.
iioiiet heinous
Til as their serous
aaonaetntv'ro, (lab. July illnwll'w‘i
nton giving their name: all dinner (1
[brown and Charles lmutiar.‘witti were
arrested by a run-tabla bore hurt night
for horse stealing, have boon liloniliied
as the bandits who held up and robbed
the Japan that mail on the Southern
Pacific at Goodyear on April 11 tutti.
The numbers on the ruvoivuru . ilioy
carried led to their identity. 'l‘hreo re
voivorg were utolen from a Riverside
store shortly before the thin robbery.
and these as the three found on the
militias".
The shotgun left under the bridge by
the train robbers was also stolen from
the can store. Furthermore the arts
odors answer in every detail the tie-a
irritations ran by the train draw all
our the had up. The smaller or the
men, Ohm-lee Dunbar, aside from one
wiring the general description at the
train drew an to appearance has a
one tooth. u did the mailer truth
”We . '
centrai'viarmondtpimll Also
Attecteii When the” Went
But out We
8i. llilililiii ,liiiillflil
Car Shops all! -» Charles,
Canada, Closed Today
MONTREAL, July lilo-rThe , atrilm
order issued on the Gt‘lmd Trunk itnil-'
road at 9230 last night and instantly
oboyod by fully 3,500 conductors and
iratnmen \vhtpio demands for wage in-
creases had not boon [not by President
Hays oi the railroad at the dual con-
i’oront‘o yesterday. mulled pl‘m‘lltlall)‘
complete paralysis of freight move
mom throughout. the greater part or
the uyulem today mallow. ii any pas.
songor trains wrrr put. out.
All suburban tritium on the (trend
'l‘runk itnilway running into Montreal
were cancelled this morning. Timon
:tntbt oi intuitions molt tint! others were
compelled to and other moans of
reaching the oily. ‘
him: trains were also cancelled and
a large section oi the city to threaten-
ed with a milk famine.
When the 1.500 ‘ontbiuyoa oi the
(Brand Trunk shone. gt Point St.
t‘ltnriou reported {or work today. they
found the shops 'sorroundod by it nor-
(ltlll of 850 balloon! and uotlmlt pout»
Pd that tho shops wewvloued in rouse.
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((‘ontinuod (in Filth Pinto.)
[tilt the
suit smooth
Keneaiiib’dihwlifllltmr
lion torrAttottler NWeers
a. -<=-..—a.-—..___.
'i'liit vuriouo pupol'a of the state have
limit; rowtiu)’ (illil‘lljtiflllil; tl imasibilil)‘
:hnt t'liltirnian Miolmoi Kononiy, of tip-
iii-piililivnn uinio (‘t‘llil‘lll t‘ottltnittt’l‘.
may not l‘al‘l' to ho ro-moclod to that
pu:-iiioii at tho coming oiooiion oi the
votiimitti-o and in this rotation the
photo of State» insurance t‘oniiulaiotr
ir l'lloodorv ll. hlnriltuinid. of Now
'iawn. is living |ii‘tlllllilt‘lilly tilelilloii'
ill for tho plitre.
lilo-u lilit‘l'lll‘wvil on the lililJi‘t‘l.
'.‘i:||iliiltitiltliit‘l‘ Murllonttiii ‘tlltl that
'tit'l't' was Ito doubt but that Mr. Ken-
uuiy would ho T‘f-i'it‘t'tt‘rll and continue
to norm. ”U paid a glowing tribute to
Mr. Kenouiy‘u ability and popularity
and he then said that ho Mamionaldi
wan not a rantiillalr- for the position.
l‘omtniualonor lituriionnbl it rhair.
than oi the Ropubiirnn town mmmit-
ioo of this city and no in exceedingly
popular nil ovor the shite. lniorviowe
with n number or prominent itopubii-
rails showed a court-nous or opinion
that just no long an Air, liettenly ran
llt‘ porsutldod lo rnrry on the work oi
rhnirmnnship. just an too; will ho ho.
elected to tho plaro. hot when tho
limo minim that ho tool: that ho innal
.ioolino to nerve iiirtiwr. thou likely
will t‘otninlealotior Milt‘llllllilltl boomin-
the unanimous ohoii'a oi that oommlte
lea. Whether or not ho Would tool
into to not-opt. the place tllltl devote the
tootiittul little to it to ltnotlior ninth-r.
FAINFIELQ 806i!"
WUIAN WES Hill
A INVOICE All)
820,000 ALIIUlil
Mfs. George S. Jennings, Alien
inn intolerable Cruelty, Seas
Lawyer and Goes Home
to tier Mother ‘
W ‘1
Papers worn corvmi today iii it split
for divorce and notion alimony upon
(lain-nu rt. Jennings. who ”in! in
tlroami Farms, near Filll‘ilt‘ltl town
lino. ’i‘he plitihtiii til MM. Almond
vino M. .it-nuinga. Vittorio maiden name
was Fullerton.
The decree is sought on the ground
or Intolerable cruelty. The note of
cruelty are not. sanctum in the coin.
plaint.
The couple wore married March at.
limit, and have no children. The plain
tit! ropreeonta that her husband in
worth 360.000. Property to nrldpeport
and it‘airileid watt slimline hy Iletltttl'
liner-it! mule id. Richards. the suit, is
brought through Attorney James A.
Marr.
'l‘ho wile has also brought it wooed
suit against her husband to room-er
1400 which she altos” she tuned
him on a six mnuthe‘ note a law thou
the ago.
’l‘he'daienlinut l! prominent iv the
million at trait-tilde mold a son in
tlhltriaa Jennings, a. wealthy ‘i'ur‘awr or
nitrite”. . ’
TUESDAYJULY to. on. _
delimit intranet lit . ‘
day; irhorleyrate northnwinw - “
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Marshal M137 With and
From 139 of Them,
.wm—u— no." .-
United States Marshal Eileen 8.
Iliahop will make another trip today
greater part of the iaattwo weeks, to
make demand upon the dotettdantu he
has not reunited. tor the payment. of
the judgment which 1). it}. Lowe
Company, hat. tnttuulacturere of Dan-
tiury, obtained against Marlin Lawior
and others. members oi huttcre' unions
it: ilanbury. South Norwnik and Both-
0.
The Judgment, which runs against
190 individuals. is for ”22,000 with
court coats of $10,240.12, interest on
the whole from April it). 1910. and the
toes of the met-into in addition. The
mambai has made demand on 139 o!
the defendants. Bome‘oi them have
told him that they didn't have the
money to pay and others said that they
did not intend to pay. The marshal
has yet to make demand on nineteen
people in Daubury, two in ilethoi rind
thirty in South Norwalk.
itotween the time the suit was
brought. in illllii and tho time it. Walt
lalton up tor trial last year twonty oi
the men named as (informants had
died and their names were dropped
from the complaint. The marshal
finds that two of the men named in the
execution are insane to hospitals.
two have died and three others
have moved away. Martin imwior.
who was regarded as the principal de-
fondant, has moved from liethei to
New York. Daniel l". Kelly has moved
lrom llaubury to Akron. Ohio. and Fab
rick id. Jeffrey. ono of tho defendantn,
who at one limo lived in iiunbury.
now lives in iilttllua. ’i‘oxtts. it is not
likely that tho marshal will be able
to roach those three turd demand will
not be iIl8tl(' on the two who are in‘
none.
An amn as the marshal tlniehou
mailing demand an effort will be made
up the lawyers for it. it}. Louvre 62 (‘rom‘
puny by legal prooeodlup: to get the
money or the dot ndants that is under
aitnrhmont in l tilts, and also they
will endeavor to realize on the equity
the defendants have in real estate.
whirl: is under attachment. The de-
irudanta are preparing to tulle the
case to tho United States circuit court
of animals (root the judgment which
was rendered in the United States dir-
cnit court. The titeiottdauts were
charged with a conspiracy in restraint.
of trade in violation oi the Sherman
amt-trust law. 0. 8. two & Com—
pany condurttod an «medium and it
was allotted that what the do otltiatlts
tiid was done to form- tliotlt to union-
ize the factory.
lino oi tho armorial grounds of
appeal. it was said yesterday. is that
.ludxv i'iult erred when he told tho
inry that ii, it. Loewe L‘- l'ompnny had
proved their case and that it was for
the Jury to tilt the damnm'a. .lndgo
i-‘iatt trotiiod lill' atnount of damages
Mod by the jury. be provided by tho
Mallilt‘.
itttttlfiutnt
stunt than
Collections in Mr. Eaton's (titles
the Largest Ever Known
llldli‘llllllg that new iixuri-u had
been not in some oi ila iirunoltvtt. tho
ropolt or Stamp Deputy it}. it]. lit-own.
tor the 51’!” Willing .luno lit), tutu, was
tivon out this morning. The l‘rpm‘t
allows the rol'oipte irom divisions live
and six of tho Conuooticut lliiut‘ltill rov~
'nltrI divlition.
'i‘bo diatrirtu lnrindo all New Haven
uni l-‘ait-tiuld monitors. and pttrtu oi
l.itt’htiold tind Middleuox rottntiee.
The total amount oi the reroiple hon»
died by Mr. Brown during tho your in
Without). Only four yours in the his.
ioty oi tho oiilro brought in more
nioiwy. They wore liltitl. ltitlil. iiilll
and tibia, tho latter your bringing to»
proximately $602,000. The callous lot
tho iiixli tiniirrs in tho llliilllt‘i oi )rnti
was the war with strain, The stump
Mix in those yours. not to help pay ox-
l‘lllt'lt‘. la «till trouh in auditory.
l‘hi- tinnrou oi liiitl your l‘l roporta art-
.istiiiinnltuily onl- hundred per oelit.
.tixilttr (tutti thorn,- oi i‘ttpuritl put ilt two
l'ltCadufl nun.
it‘or tint liar-at your that eroded. the
title or imor ntumpu broom in “33.-
icti. Lent rtmr'e limited Wore 3834.000,
bowing a dooroano in the paint your at
,~i,tlliil. The month oi Juno, tillti.
drought to “haunt as against 386.000
throo years ago. l’urhupa the rodent.
temperance wave that struck the state
had littitotltlitg to do with the do
t‘t‘etlttltl.
Cigar and cigarette «tarpon brought,
in twoive nionlliu autumn. Mitt your
the amount was Witt greater. “Juno
month" this year was the turnout in
the hiniory oi the onion. An even
lithium name in for the “smoke“
lamps.
stamps for toheoru brought, in June.
tore money than any elude month
dude Mar, limit. The amount with
$6,000 ,or’ the inmost in the oilico bis~
tory.
W
earl-tail cavauaoouuuavu.
den From St. Mary’e church to Wat-
erbury. Tomorrow.
the bouillon oi permanent motor at at.
viary’s Church. has been around Nora
Milk today greeting old acquaintouoel
ad meeting others. being lilll‘tllltim
iy li‘athor d. J. ”intuition
‘8
t
r“.
.i
tints suit ‘ ‘ lilil ‘ " f ,
ill‘lliiliil ill, .‘APPARM ,.
Nilll ll li’llfl
to lionbury. where be has spent the,
‘"i
Milli. For the your the littoral! are .
Father 'l‘homat .t. than. who latte- “l“
Wu-
Delegation oi Members oi the Norwaiit Business Men'e' Ashe
elation Calls en=the Board of Councilmen, and Bed.
That Permission to Lay Conduit Be” Belated, an Action
Was Continued tor Two Weeks~Pieneer Hook and Lati‘da
Company's House to Have
iiitt liliii iiili it ill
' llilliliit
"line anybody here seen Namath——
in the telephone directory?"
Representatives from the Norwalk
Business Men‘s Association were pres-
ent at tho tiieeling oi the Norwalk city
rouncii inst evening to ask some ques-
lions and to requt‘at that “until Nor.
walk has been soon in the directory."
the board of room-limbo does not grant
the Southern New England Telephone
Company permission to lay a conduit.
through Wall street, or do anything
else that they want. The men oi the
council also want to see their city
mentiona in'the directory in type
some larger than at present and will
titer Mclluiness for some time past,
will leave Norwullt tomorrow for Non
wiott. ilere Father (lavanaugh will
become the assistant to Father Hugh
'l‘reanor. oi St. Mary's Church.
Many people in Not-walk will to
member Father Traanor. He was some
years up the assistant to Father Rus-
they Were connected with St, Mary‘s
Church in town. The position that
Father (‘avanangb is going to take is
considered a‘t‘lt'té One for so young a
man. and his many friends here will
wish him all tiossibio success in his
work at Norwich.
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DR. STOWE HA8 AN ACCIDENT.
About ll o‘clock today as Dr. Wil~
limit it, Stow. or West avenue, was
driving his Cadillac automobile down
Stavros sin‘oi into West avenue he
not with a slight, arcident that crlp
pied his machine so that it will take
inhabit-robin repairing to get. it again
in shape.
Al th- turn from the Armory square
into Wont avenue. there is a deep gui-
l)‘. and when the auto went down this
tho atooring gear broke, throwing the
machine up on the sidewalk and break-
ing tho iront lute, bonding the mud
touring and wrecking the steering gear
quite lindiy.~
and was not traveling very last at the
time.
Ola-aided advertisements on this on .
in: wrote or ten. 25 emu: a (twin. £3
each udlt‘onal word, 1 cont W trunnion.
.. £62 SALE.
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Work of Carling Gravel on Wilton Avenue Has Been Studded if ,
Until Agreement Can Be Reached With the Property
ers Regarding Future Repairs
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been acting as assistant pastor to it‘a— .
sell and also to Father Slocum, when»
Dr. Stowe was illOl‘lt‘ in the machine C
lfnliiti No. 7 Flirlt .
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New Concrete Floor
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not grant any petition trout the South: ‘
ern New England Telephone Company
until they d . ‘
'The flushing of Wall an? Mail!
streets has been settled tor a line} '
two weeks“ trial belug.voted.. .
That “awful" job done in the!»
near tire house in the laying of a. him 3
content floor will be taken care til-by
the city engineer and the tire corridors
ee. ' 1 ‘
Wail street will no longer be used
as a car barn, and Wilton avenue will
be repaired, as was requested ‘at I.re- -
centimeeling by the residents oi‘. that 4
atree “
Bills to the amount at “24.80 will be
paid.
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man to look after two children.
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