Largely Attended Town
the Purchase of Buildings
and Acquiring ot Property
nus, East Nortvalit
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Meeting Decided to Go Ahead wan the
Present Plans for the Concrete Arch Structure, including
on Each Side of the Bridge,
and Buildings in Seaview Ava—
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ii [iii iliil iliil iiii’ilil Pliiiiiii llilill
Money Now in the Hands of the
Selectmen, lie Declares. Should
Be Used for This Purpose, and Buildings Would Sustain
Little Damage from the Filling '
The majority of the citizens assem-
bled in town meeting last evening were
in favor of a new Washington street.
brldgowat any rate tiint appeared to
he the opinion of a majority present.
and was the ruling of Moderator llrnti~
toy S. Kt‘iill. ’i‘here were extiresslons
ot‘ “Wu want the bridge,” “Let's build
a new bridge." etc. previous to and
during the meeting. Some others
thought a nice park was preferable,
and this should be secured first and
the bridge come later. There was
some criticism of tho llili committee
plan and the Selectmen came in for
some hard knocks.
The opinions of the "legal lights"
niuinn nun ,
ti llllillll. him
Enjoyable Program Rendered and
» Appreciated by Large Audience ‘
The summer closing concert and
watermelon contest given at the.
Knight Street A. M. ii). (‘bnrch. last
night, was a derided success. There
was a, very Iarue and appreciative
gathering present and the talented ar-
tists wore at their very best. They
ht'tti their hearers in upronrious laugh-
ter from start to finish, and overy one
was oncored until they had to refuse
.liy politely giving the audience a how.
The program was as tollowe: Open-
iny. t'itorus, by the choir: prayer, by
ltrothnr .I. Fuller; solo. by Misti Ger-
trude Freeman; recitation. by J. Ful-
Ior; humorous recitation. by Miss
Mary ilot'it‘il. of New ilaii-ti; solofliy
Mrs. item 'l‘uylor: recitation, by Miss
llelen Aiken: duet by Miss Mary
ilorirh and Miss Ethel (Hort-r. both
of Nov. Haven: lilliiitit‘mtn' ri't'iiiilillil.
by Mrs. Julia Clay; rolo. by .\ii - ltosu
'i‘aylor: trombone rolo, hy iltfii'r; t‘.
iiiuiond,ot Ilrldneport: trio. by .l. i’er-
kinn, Misti lletthu tiny and Milli-i t‘iia-
ale (irttliam: humorous reading. by
Mltiit Mary ilortt‘h.’ duel lo. Mrs. ltosa
Taylor and Mrs. Arlottn llnroid; solo,
by Mrs. Harold: rociiullmn by Miss
itltliel (liovor; riioruu. by the ehoir;
remarks, by the pastor. 'l‘litn closing
it very successful and sot-tut enter-
tniuiuent,
'l‘tunorrow evening. f‘lllRtl meeting
and completion of church business.
The preeidlnu elder. Dr. Lynch, will
he prurient. All oi the tnvmheru are
earnestly requested to be present to
make arrangements for the full butti-
tieaa oi‘ the t‘lllii‘t'ii.
l‘lvery member of the choir lit re-
ttnesletl to be present at rltntr rehears-
al on \\'mlnuuduy evening at the
church. iiunlunau of great litipot‘tntwo.
Wm...
iiii. (iiiiPPEli HIS
NEED"! CBLLIPGE
LONDON. mug. lid-min, ltawloy u.
ilrlppon. Jointly accused with Elliot
(tiara Lenore, of the murder of his
wife. has suffered a nervous collapse
and wait removed today to the hospital
vmrd of lirixton jail.
Solicitor Newton states that his
client has given him an explanation
or the farewell meetings found Billiiltfl
the p donor‘s attests by inspector bow
with: will throw I inherent light on
the matter when it il mode publtr. 1‘!)
message was read in court ”alerting
at the arraignment of (tripped and
Milli! honors and inflated that the
writer contemplated suicide during his
fight to Canada on the steamer Mont-
MB. .
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«NDTiCI ‘l'O LADIII.
it will it you batons the journey
over to ilrl molt Mid him your full
order with it man who understands tint
lltitiililell. t can get you a suit out with
very little linings. and when you have
It on the wot-it and the lit will tell
Where it has been made. i have the
latest fashion and mode for fall and
it fine. clean shop and tailors to work,
on your goods. Louis (trons, [Miea'
cameramanoumm .
‘ floodlit prices for downtown cits:
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l .i at .wum
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.aM latter" day in our store.
as they were repeatedly called, were
heard, and differed widely in tilttii} oi
the important matters. John S. Sey—
mour exhaustively talked over the idea
of a new park. termed by another it
"novel airborne“ and a “brilliant Idea.“
A resolution was introduced by Arthur
(1, Wheeler, but a substitute resolution,
diluted by Edward ii‘. Smith, was voted
In its stand.
The meeting was one of the largest
ever held. the hull lining illlod to over
ilowiug. itil’t't'y seat was taken and
packed with those who were oblinetl
to stand. "he, meeting was iruupht
with heated discussions and bite oi
{Continued on Sixth Patrol
‘iilillill iiillliii illili
liiiliill iii Hiliil
Mysterious Stranger in New
York Cityiieiuses toiiive
Any information
—.-.
NEW YORK, Aux. :ill.»Whlle stur-
goons In the Flower llosnltul \vt-re
mulling every effort today to save iiit'
life or the fashionably attired yonntt
woman who shot and seriously Wmintlv
mi herself in the erowded waiting room
of the Hotel Astor late last night. iiit‘
attempts of the authorities to obtain a
vine to the woman's identity were hit-
rewnrded. She Iilii persisted in reins.
ing to nuswrl‘ questions. Vt'iient-ver an
effort was made to get her to any who
she was she would into her lips and
shake her head.
Surgeons today until the young \roiu
nn's condition was serious and that up
operation probably would iliUt‘ to he
performed upon her during the day.
She walked into the hotel shortly he-
tore midnight last, night, tlt‘iiit'ti inusrit
In the, woman}: room and a moment
later uhol herself lit the breast She
was (‘Olltlt'iOilil when luken to the lion-
piltti. "i tlid it myself" with all site
would any, steadfastly refusing to tell
who she was or where she lived Him
In about 25 years of alto. of medium
height and light complexion. were no
jewelry and has only email amount of
money with her handling.
“or...“
Bill ilii Lillifl TillMP
liiEB IIBK Til FARM
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Filled with an irresistible longing to
not back to nature, for from the foul
ttir of factories and the turltioll of city
life, 18 yearn old (lilo ltontiy. int tdd-
tinli avenue. Brooklyn. passed through
Norwslk Sunday on a trump trout his
home in the city of rhurrhtm, to a term
live miles beyond tiniiford.
The boy left horns Saturday at 9
o'clock and reached Norwulk hy Huh
urtiuy night. He slept in the open
Saturday niuht, and on similar tramp-
ed along to Bridgeport. Caught In
the rain Sunday evening he utsdo hhi
way to Bridgeport police imiduuurtertt.‘
Yesterday morning he iii-estimated on
two planes of hard tacit. tlnd was about
to set forth anew for tiniiford when
he was you money to pay his tare to
his deli notion.
"i worked in Gullford tut summer.“
said the lad. but i thought i bud her
tor so Molt to work in the full. i
have worked in s plant. where Plot:
trio ii his are closed. We have to
use ti. There in no work in the
summer. When we worit in the lll'lll
it brings on consumption.
"(live too the farm. everyiimu.“
said the boy. his face brightening m
the prospect of being back to nature.
"l'tn lot, when: it'll the miles to
the non ha. 'i‘hnt‘ra whole, lot
better than being at wot-ti in n furtury.
rat the churn on other of iinill‘ord."
he och . “f stayed Ions
anoullt till tell. i would llnlte won
first urine at the fair. t'm twine to
stay itm.m.gnod when at got there
this “To.” .Ii‘tlodr litre his father t:
it wot grotto photographer or “it
striations «not. broullyn. .
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“NS'HGI.
Windham“. Ana. til. it
't‘ett
mpg} in over one.
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7mm
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”Ills I it ' m ' '
, terse :: ”ww‘BWMMW
flows 45 em am, «we.»
the hall at the roar oi the nt'ttiil trust
viii than
m “WWW mm
x than this »
Mayor Buckingham and Members
, oi ills Family tjurt Yester-
day Morning
\
lamina dawn the hill near Putnam
Park. lteddlng ltldge, Sunday night.
Mayor Edward '1‘. iiueltlnnhnm and par-
ty, of Bridgeport, were thrown iron)
the mayor's automobile when the front
wheels struck an obstacte and the rear
wheels skidded, causing the machine
to topple over on its side. Mrs. ‘lluck‘
lnphnm, who had been settled in the
trout soul beside the mayor. who was
driving, was hurled into the road and
cut about thence. Edward T. Buck
ingltum, Jr.. the youngest son of the
mayor. was the moat seriously injured
of the party, suffering a fracture of his
collar bone. The mayor sprained his
ankle, but is out today despite his In-
jury.
in the rear seat ware Mr. and Mrs.
John Youugn, Mrs. Anna lludnu.
mother of Mrs. Buckingham, and the
mayor's two boys. Russell and Ed-
ward 'l‘., .lr. The party left Saturday
to spend Sunday in Falls Village. 0'
ing by way of Winsted and return it
Sunday afternoon by the way of New
Milford and Danbury.
The place where the accident oc-
curred is in a lonely auction and
Mayor Buckingham had to walk two
miles before. he could rout-h a tote.
phone. A car was secured at the
Blue Ribbon garage by Aubrey iierli
son and record time was made in
getting: to the drone of the accident.
The party arrived at the mayor‘s
home at about it o’olmrit yesterday
morning. The car was brought to
ilridgeport under Ila own power, it be-
inp but little damaged. The wind
shield and running board were Mllitttll-
ed. but otherwise the machine man no.
injured.
lli liililiili lliiiililil
Will Go on a Three Day’s Cruise
Saturday, and Then Anchor
tilt iioton Point
Next week the people of The Nor-
wnliot will have an opportunity to tilt
upeel the United Slides (lunhuul Mn-
eltluit, the pmotioe ship of Rho (Yon-
nottirut Naval Militia The Machine.
on liter vitiit to the local bother to year
alto, was visited by hundreds. and in«
ttsitiitrh its a net-thin of llit‘ Naval Milt
lin llltll been til'illtlllleli here in the
meantime rho will he more popular
than ever. The visiting hours will be
announced later and the members of
the Second St‘t‘ilmi, Third llivInion, of
this rily, will how a pleasing aortal
program. the principal event of whirh
will he a dance on Tuesday I'l‘l‘llilil'.
of next u'l'ok ni lilt' ittiiim i'nlnt ditilt‘
mg pavilion.
All of the loud t‘QllillliiI‘lii will he
put in the lteighl oi condition iiilti
week In anticipation of the visit of the
Mill‘iilnl. The steam cutter and whole
lioat will in; hauled out this months
and given a lhorunith ovt-riinuilmt.
'l‘ha vlait or the Machine will follow
a two to three day volunteer trot-2e.
which will begin Suitirtint, and will Iit‘
for the Third and Fourth liiviaionn.
There will he no pay for rulltinti or
transmutation on this N‘tiiiu'. All of
the members of the Second t-let'tltm
who are desirous of participating Iti
this cruise are to report in Bhutan
it'vlittt ii. Willnol, of the Set‘llon. It
the Noi‘wulk territory ’i‘hitrndnr even
ing. The men will embark ui lleninn‘n
wharf. New ”in’l‘ll. Httilil’liitt’ after.
noon at 2:30 o'clock. 'I’ht- .‘tlnrhiutt
will proceed from their to itrldyepori.
where the First Section of the 'l‘hiid
lliviniou will he inlttul niionrti 'i‘ht'ti
the minimal will prom-ell down the
Sound on her t-rittntt, eniliint tho latter
with tho dropptnp of anchor in tin-
harbor. probably at the same position
its last year. Ii it point about oil from
IhtI iiolon l’oini tiorlt. The limits of tho
titiitth Norwalh auction will make renal
htr trips to the "WIN tinriup \‘liililli’.
hours. probably from liiiiiati iilli‘it pit
vale wharf st ltlrltory liluft.
«NOTICE.
Tomorrow. \\’edueeday, Ant: :ll. ht
ill-d holler titty In our tlifll'v 'i‘rn
stamps free to everyone.
THE GREAT Mil" 'i‘i’hi l'Il
counrny CLUtI rooms.
Hurry Lotte Defeats Warren Weed
warm-Ladies Played Today.
in tho t‘onntry t'iuh tennis tournu
meat. ltnrry Lotto defeated Wnrrsr
it‘oodwnrd, yesterday afternoon. ltd.
at. to. Hill won from tunnel Elliot
by default. Mr. idlllott not putting t
‘m appellation.
’i‘hraa lots were played out this
morning and more tire to illoiti‘tttttl this
afternoon. thoush only one of tho
rottrtit in in use. The other In tit-lint
repaired. in this tnurninp'a game.
titles itfldlil defeated Mitts it. lilliiu
hell. li-il. M: Mitts .i. Knapp defeated
little E. Knapp. 6-2, to. do, endure.
Tyson defeated Misti Citolwell. fl-s. Ml.
ronll'r stills bottoms ,ttoAtrt.
SPOKANE. WMiltt.. An someon-
ditiono; in tho tire scour forests of
Western Washington ill: night arm
tau mentoring than ill gratin been
It only little this deacon. ha: a
run Wild to film the N
it bitter breathing snail.
Wont with renewed
. “I". ’1':
them schemata-trim ‘ .
‘ tutor centrist. ‘
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b or a, la
Mayor Fisher. Mlddletowu,
Brings iiut' Ca; ,idats Against
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iillillii. till: i' .
ii illilillillliili
Democratic ii". it Pay Little
Atlantis n iiim
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nmnucrowtt. drug. so—w'rne latest
report in local Do in circles Is
that Mayor l‘laher' sits on .ludtte
Baldwin have not been nude with the
idea of gaining the ‘ mutiratiottotnins
thin for governor i albeit. it is now
said that John 8. Seymour. of Norwalk.
who has been enough as temporary
ehnlrtnun oi the ildmmirttiie state coir
vention. is the man whom Mayor Piste
or will mtpport in the convention, if
he supports anyone.
Mr. Seymour‘a ~statue has been
trotted out by iktmort‘ttifl as an nvnll~
able eandtdnte in trust.» the Fisher at.
lurk on Judge l‘btlttiwin proves strong
enough to prvvent . the judge from
running, in view oi‘ his declaration
that he would otily’htWept the nomin-
niltfii to ease It was unanimous. in
the event. of a turn of the title in
the direction of Hr. Seymour. local
prophets any Mayor li‘inhur'ii name
would so on the (idiot as the condi-
date for lieutenant governor.
The idea of the mayor hltnnelr
seeklnu the nomination for governor
in not taken seriously. as them are.
too many earnest sumrtere of Judge
Baldwin who will feel incensed at the
total latter writer ‘If lie succeeds in
hf‘Miill off their candidate. Seymour,
however, is said to be a candidate
more after Mayor Fisher's itlnttu as
T'tlt‘l'liii)‘ advanced. ‘
.tltlyor l-‘Ishtar'u ne‘eond, letter nit-lard
.Iudtte Baldwin‘s candidacy true printed
~t
in. an; it?" ilavrn union. and tmtpide
o it‘t ,w ,zwsn.‘ . ,Woue
MM. “nightti- i3 emu-ant.
Democratic papers have paid little at‘
teniion to it. "in lat-nut letter unmar-
utl ill iiil‘ \Vlttt‘t'ltltr} Sunday Herald.
uhuaind that homoerotic pattern are
fort-union the pleasure of printing
ihm- lengthy effusions
~Hl0NE3T PRICES PAID.
l mu afford to iliiiltlll‘ your twudu M
it smaller profit ililflltlltit' i buy more
junk titan all the handlers put tottotir
or i don‘t go around with hello and
don‘t route to the house unless i am
sent tor. ”Wm. Ellmn. 33 l-‘ort iitl‘crt,
Valli Norwalh. Tel. ill.
IilLiiilliiE'B Still
FIIEil ll IiilliBEi‘iliiT
m
F‘rmierlrit ii. lietilot‘tl, .il‘., son of
one of the millionaire Standard till
manholes of titeenn Forum, \li‘ltti iillltt!
825 and t‘tlflli! in the Bridgeport court
this morning for ritliun liltt motor cycle
with the mumor open. He was It-
resled Sunday afternoon by Special
i‘imm-r (toms at the Ash Creek
bridge. The city rouri fli'til'fllliifl‘ took
a thin or two in tryltiu to dispose (it
wont; liedford's (1th The original
romplnlnt was busted in stti‘litm t» of
chapter ‘iii of tho wiltind statutes.
A» no penalty It. named in the
statute for the violation of this IN“
lion, tile protiertitlou started all over
basin and based the complaint on tint"
lion ii. for a violation of which a
Ihnimhtrul loplsiaiurr did provido
punishment. Alter thin manornvre
the law wan solicited tutti the boy was
duly dm‘ltlitlti guilty He did not have
the nm-«aunry cash to pay the line and
tin he was enlertoinvd in the head
iiiiartnrn oiilre vrhlliI t-‘dwttrtl A. limit
frry wait llliflillltllli‘tl from the iiiut-
Itiltlioti human. He advised lit'ilioi'i
in take an appeal, nitirlt he did i "lit‘l'
bonds of M00.
W’Mvm» .-
lioiioe to Consumers oi Water
on iiorwailt Water System
All the supply of water in the Broil.
tenet-you is practically exlmuated, and
the supply in the Grape reservoir be
tint drawn upon. constituent are hereby
untitled that tho litre of hose at my
time for any purport: wimtever he nor
itively forbidden.
This order will be Ntl‘ttrrni.
entrust. Lyman.
manhunt i. litiit’l‘th.
GEORGE hittltltAY.
Water Ifontntluiouorti. titty of Nor-
" .
Namath. 0mg Alla. at. mo.
UALNATION filial! OUTiNO.
The solution Artur tree inning for
children and their mum will than
plane tomorrow. All tithe are as
should metatttbutimr hall, a. lo
Witter strut, not islet than ilidh o. to.
The Mill, will intro About ill o‘aiooit.
The return Botany trill begin at also
'Qt, m “ m
recently. henna" sound.
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tilt. wutl indicted 0
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WN OPIMTOI.
tlnareulrm i
showers, into ..
wet-me tonight ‘
arm to brisk not
becoming south in
‘ tut iitiuiihi
Annual Gathering otVeterans in
New Canaan. Where Fine
Time Was Had
The monitor of the 17th Connecticut
Volunteers was held in New (lanolin.
Saturday. The veterans arrived on
the 9:22 a. to. train, and were met at
the station by the Part Chester Cornet
ltnnd. members of .8. P. Ferris Poet
and the Sons of Veterans. They march-
ed through the principal streets, where
the houses anti business places were
gully decorated with flags and hunting.
A large welcome banner was hung
over Main street, near the terminal of
Railroad avenue. The parade ended
at the. new town hall building. where
the paraders adjourned to the main
hall and were settled.
l). C. ltuntroo, president of the asso-
ciation. presided, and after a few on
proprlaie remurhu. Introduced Rev. J.
Howard Hoyt, 11.0., who made an out
about address of welcome. There were
Bud‘Tirest‘ttt. who cheered. and applaud
ed each speaker. Among the speak-
ers wot‘o Homer is. Byington. of Nor-
walk. ex-ronnui to Naples; Capt. Hobo
crt lvl. (looms, of Port Chester: Sealer
(l. lilaltemttn, deputy sheriff of Fair
fit-id manly; Onrnr 8!. Join. of South
Norwniit; (too. i-'. Elliott, pant cone
wonder of Minor Poet. Stamford; .l. ii.
Phillips. treasurer or run Connecticut
Volunteer Annotation, of Bridgeport;
i‘unt Commander Mead of ianthard
l’tmi, Greenwich; Norbert i. Bonn. 0!
S. l’. Ferris Post. An interested feu-
tnre, of tin.- program was the address
by Benjamin Rough, the old colored
t-ltrf at the lilrdttall House. «Mr. Rough
is n Virginian, and was with the (ton.
fem-rule Arm) and worked as a helper
for Stonewall Jackson. and was with
the famous general when he was billed
May 2. ititlu. ll. (,3. lluaroe received his
Wlllliltill on the shine day In the some
bottle. Mr. Rough gave a graphic de-
nerlptiun of the conflict and his re-
mnrltii were exceedingly interestina.
'i‘he banquet was served in the ban
quri hall of the Raymond building and
there was more uneven-making litrl‘t‘.
The room was appropriately decorated
and every effort was made to make the
visiting l‘t'lt'fltilti comfortable. Credit
is due the 8mm of Veterans. recently
organised. for their painetahln: worlt
in making the affair the certain sucrose
that it true and their hospitality and
cooperation was an initmrtsnt feature
of the match.
mitt“ lllliiilt tilt
llllllltilil Ill liltitl
Attempted to Chang‘s—Seats in a
Boat and it Was Overturned
BEVERLY. Mush. Mtg. int-firmer»
want-in employed at the (‘nnlno were
drowned today. The dead are:
Arnold Burden, of Now York; Aler
antler Ifillfli, New York; innint‘d St.
l'terre, inwienee.
The twridoot occurred nimul half
wag, between the llevoriv initn» shore
and Mystery inland and about 2 l-‘..'
mild» front President 'i‘nfi'a summer
bottle. The three young int n with Mar-
celle t‘sntelope. of New York. wont
out rowing and when two of the wait
tern exchanged seats the host was ov-
erturned. But-do: and want sank im-
mediately but at. Home and Cattle.
lope managed to hold on to the oven
turned craft for some time. Finally
St. Pierre dropped off and soak. (‘an-
tnit‘ipe watt restated by the drilling
liloinp Gov. Cleaves. 'i‘lie drowned were
from 20 to ill yours old.
~NOTICE.
Tomorrow. \l'odntudsy, Aug. :ti. in
lied letter day In our store. Ten
stumps free in everyone.
't‘tliil iiitldA‘i‘ Asi’ 'l‘liln no.
AUSTRlAN OFFtClAL ARRESTID.
.\‘i«t\t‘ i'tiitlx'. Aux. Ilil.w~(lt'0i‘utt itol-
Iniii. alias i‘Zfiiitli lilnru. toriuor town
trtasurur of lilrsitniiatssirn. Austrian
liunuhry. wait art-outed hero by United
Stairs .tlnruhnl iltmitei today on the
charm of lltiiilu u faultlvo front the
the. In a warrant of extradition olr
iniiit‘tl by Ahnndor Von Nutter. the
.‘tustro—iinnpulun rimmil mineral
New York. the ptlsonnr hi attuned
with tun-lay find from torrvsbstulvs
teat March with cash and seventies
worth "2.500.
MORE CHOLIRA IUSPICTI.
lliittidhi. Ann. to. Five suspected
noses of cholera were discovered in
liarlln today. Two are in the house in
the northern part of the city sitters s
man died that night. supposedly from
cholera. The sitter three are in n
my different sections of the city.
”ONO” POM JAPAN!“ lion“.
anode, Korea, Atty. hog-Vi first.
the downed slower at Korea. has
(loner-til Viscount ‘i‘srsuebi. dumb-tee
metrical general of liter and on oth-
eriJopsnm notables. ‘1‘ capital is
«M‘-
W’ 1
PMiLADIi-Mllth PAINTIII “AV
'1'! I
. lit .
surmount-tun. Aug. mutilate“
their demands for increase in ways.
of live cents an hour lit omitted. there
8:“! tree
to city or it go on strike tonight.
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utility“ to“.
Walt trained Ii attraction tutti
[washers bad it.” “ ‘ V
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traditional . ‘
'2 "Pith
inf
conferred dworotlotni upon iaieutonlnta ,
painters «and (testament in 7
t ..,i.
' fill in V ii
iii Slilllili
Superintendent M. i.'Leary Sub-
mits Several Plans to Cor.-
poratlon Counsel Keogh
iiililliiiil iilili’ .
“ iil iiiiirilililiiil ilil’il
A Spur Track or Loop Around
, Both Depots Mentioned
M. .l. Leary. superintendent of pan-
senger and freight service, of the Cott-
neetit-nt Company, came to South Nor-
walk. yesterday. and had an important
conference with Corporation Counsel
John Keogh, chairman of the transpor-
tation committee of tho Merchnuto'
and Manufacturers' Association in re
gard to conditions at the South Nor-
walk railroad stations. ‘
Mr. Mary stated that although the
cotnmllioo and not heard much from
the company recently its engineers
and other employee had been quietly
at work. and had made. numerous lay:
outs regarding what could be done In
the vicinity of the railroad stations.
Several details had been worked out
and were now being considered by tho
company. One of these was a spur
trot-it fmtu Monroe. street to the west-
bound elation, through Spring. Me.
chanic and Wood street.
Another proposition was for a spur
tracks. the same so ran some years
ago to the top of the hill at the wear
bul‘lid station from Monroe street. A
third proposition was to run a loop
from Monroe street, up the hill. close
to the electric light plant. and then
swing around to the entmnce to the
heathenml railroad station. where
passenxers could leave or board the
ears, and they would then proceed to
Monroe street again. avoiding the ne-
cessity of changing the trolley files.
nstna lenders. etc.. as would be neces-
soheme Would also take pestering
much nearer the doom. and poops
from the cant-Maud station could pass
throuxh the tunnel under the tracks
and take the cars without the neces-
sity of getting injured should it hap-
pen to rain or snow, as they would be
under rover all the time.
Mr. Leary had other propositions.
and he promised Mr. Keogh that. he
Would hear from hint again shortly.
and that some thing would be present-
ed for the Merchantu' and Manufactur-
ers‘ to consider. Mr. Mary realized
that whatever is to he done it must
tnstnrted shortly. on in a few weeks
there will be frost in the ground. and
the Work it it in carried on then, will
be done at a disadvantage.
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They Were Taken to Hoopitai‘v
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—F‘purteoat
workmen were injured. several ooh
lonely. btit nonetatally, when a mire
in the new terminal of the Patriot
vnnla railroad at Thirty-second street.“
and eighth avenue fell today antiythre’vh
all the men working on it to the plat:
form below. The men dropped it did
tance of fifteen feet and when they
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