norm
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Inlet-sit at the bout ‘Norvr Postman.
, (as second sine tor . . .
I
,ilev. Frederick A. Coleman in-
vited to Become Pastor at
south Norwalk Church
'Pllil’li thrift
nan till i nu
Heathers oi. the Church i-lepeiuiL
That Call Will Be Accepted
At-therpecial meeting of Trinity
Episcopal Church last night. a unani-
mous call was extended to the Rev.
Frederick A. Colorado. of Stamford, to
become the church's rector. A coin-
mlttce from Trinity Church recently
heard the Rev. Mr. Coleman preach
on several occasions recently and
ware very much impressed with him.
Junior Wardrn lluvld W. Raymond
presided at last night's pariah meeting
and Harold Van Wagons-u acted as
clerk.
Mr. Coleman is at present naniutant
rector at St, John's Church in Sittin-
l‘ord, and has occupied that position
for auroral yours Hill answer to {the
call is now being awaited with tutor-
cst. for ho is llel'li'i'lllt‘ll as a vigorous
young clergyman and one who it in be
iiovmi. will main.» a wry douirable roc-
ior for this church. which in the only
one of the Epincupul denomination in
the city.
Trinity church has been without 0’
rector for u uumhcr of months. or
since the Rev. ii. A. l.. Sadllcr resign-
ed,
-—-WiLL BE READY MONDAY. SEP-
. TEMBER 12
To begin the operator's touching. Will
be glad to hear .ilolli l‘ormer pupila or
any othurn who may desire piano loa-
uous. Archibald Merriam. ill Bayviaw
avcnuo. Phono tuna.
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utilitarian;
suntan iii can
Presented to StatienLligeht Wil-
liam A. field for a Place
in the New Depot
Nearly cVery season William A.
livid. the station agent at Itowayton.
in the recipient of some token of as-
team front the munmcr rcnidenta 0f
tint! locality. This your the people in
tho 'i‘oki-uPlte colony clubbed together.
and prom-tiled hiin'vlth a magnificent
ciork. it itiobnol'lhu New Haven
Ullit'it (.‘omphny‘a fluent productions.
not in a handsome qunrlt-rcd oak case,
live and one-half feet loan. and attach-
oti illi'l‘iiit) in. a silver plate bt'ariitg
thin limrripiitlfi:
Presented to
Mr. W. A. lieitl.
lly ills Tokonckc i'Ll'lliiiiS,
Scptamber lat. l9iu.
Although Mr. iteltl will highly prize
tho handsome tlmtaphvcr. hc thinka tut
much of the sentiment which accent.
paulctl It, and which rcnd "'l‘hui all the
“Elam” of the 'i‘okrncko colony, in-
d dummy and collectively. dculrlng to
oxpruau the high regard we have for
our ut-ului agent at Rownyiun. Mr. W.
A. livid, and the appreciation we have
for the uniform courtesy we haw ul'
wuyu rawived at his hnutlu. do lict'ulii'
nubncrlbu for tho purchnao of u ttlork
to ho prunentrd to Mr. lioid. which will
Mtli'lll‘ no no ornament to the handsome
new station at liowayion. so long ill
be in in rburau of it."
-: Atlltiit tor hire. i‘baa. it‘lunlttan.
'i‘el., day, till-Li: ulnhi. bill-h.
c
attainment L
is liliilin Fiili
Lliililill entitle
Manager Furnishee 8200 Bond
for hearing on Saturday
lMiltii‘iiilllb. flout. 'l.--Ahoul a
o'rlock Saturday afternoon Biata l’o.
lineman Vireiii vlaiieu the lienrhuidd
hotel at dreamt Farm, artued with a
warrant for the arrest of its malitigtir,
A. M. Guard Binnie. on the charge of
violation of the liquor law relating to
ttnnday willlll. Mr. Sin-la accompun
isd tun amour to the «titan of Jiltttico
Bacon Wakumnn, in ralritaid. whom
its treated a hand of fluid for pin up.
unarnnne next dammit, when a hour-
in will he at an on the one.
a Banana do inn has always an.-
iim-d a sand amputation and has been
more then usually popular this amen
under the mannsomont of Hr. iimele.
a New York city than. who summoned
to the prohl‘iaourshi tilt! ”at. and
his many friends wil be interested in
the anthem: of the trial.
tidbouh't‘ i
snails hurada Btu- nu
intimates-s. ’ m
L m L ’ ‘
It
w ,Ibs mew hm»...
‘ an intact
mo WM».
punctual
firom'the non of Captain
Jennings
'l‘lm police of Norwalk and surround-
ing towua have been notified to be on
the lookout for a launch. twenty-two
feet long. painted white. with trlnr
minus oi' varuluh. having a single cyi‘
iuder, nix-horsepower engine of tho
ltnrknr make. and named lliocaso. 'i‘hn
boat wan equipped with everything
for comfort and there ware several
rain coats and a pair of new rubbnr
boots in tho lockers. bouldo a full
complement of tools and 28 gallons
oi gasoline.
The boat is the property of Charles
(J. lteagles, of Harbor avenue, who is
employed in ii‘. A. Mitchell’s furniture
storefln Wall street, and was stolen
from her anchorage at Lotti-and Jon-
ninga‘ dock in the Norwalk river at 3
o'clock yesterday morning. About
that tithe Mr. Jennings hoard noises
and voices, and thinking that, Mr. lieu-
gles was going out for 0. anti. did not
arise. When he did not. sue the boat
in the morning he thought nuroly that
Mr. and Mrs. llangies had gone away
for the day. He did not think more
about it until Mr. Readies himself up
poured and naked him where the lilo-
case had gone. Then Mr. Jennings
told about, hearing the unions.
Whoever look the bruit. is minus a
bicycle. thin being left open the float.
it in thought that the person who
stole the craft must have been in a
hurry, for the bicycle “as covered
with mud and showed alums of hnviur.
been ridden last over muddy roads.
The wheel is in Mr. itoaalaa' position-
slon at the. present time. and tho. owu~
or may burn iim sutltc upon uppllru»
lion and tho lift)”, that tho Wllovl is
his. provided he oxpiaiuu its proactive
upon the float, ‘
Mr, Jennings and Mr. lioagien havn
gone out. in the lormer‘s boat tmiuy
and will cruise the short» lrotn South
Norwnlk to Bridgeport and ml for
down as Riverside, with a correspond
in: distance. on the Long inland shot-c.
They are in hopes of finding her, be
liovlng she was abandoned at homo
secluded spot along the shore.
Mr. liengles purchased the hunt in
the spring from W. Franklin ltiahop,
of Holden avtuitto. and has ulnar that
lillltl spout a great deal of lime and
mouoy on her. The engine in in lino
running order and the bout is very
neat in appearance. Mr. Mutant is
‘his toss‘ g‘raatiy. as he in ass collect i.
ly proud of his boat. and will spare no
trouble to recover it.
The party that went out this mom
lag in search of Mr. lionglea‘ boat met
with nucccus, thc telephone unwound
that was received at the Not-walk Son-
tluel office toiling of .thuir finding the
bout. Tie hrst truce that they found
of the boat was fauna at the Andor-
son‘s launch Works. where Mr. Holly.
owner of the Nylink. was seen. lie said
that on yesterday morning about 3
o‘clouk ho was awakened by the men.
who wore attempting to heard his
boat. lie warned them off with a re.
volvcr and naked ihcm at the point of
it what they wanted. 'l‘licy tohi him
that they wanted someone who could
run a gltsoleur- angina. lie cullcd to
Barker’s night man. but. this man told
him to solid tho follows nvar to hint.
When Mr. llolly told them thry refus-
ed to go acrouu and iw became aun-
piclous that lhny had stolen the bout.
(it cournc he could not hold them.
and they went away. 'l‘hry evidently
tlld not reach a vary for distant point.
although just whoro the boat watt
found in not known, the it-laphotm mutt-
sago not dialing exactly. M any rule
the boat was found along the intuit cov-
urod in mud, but otherwlne in shnpu.
Mr. lit-autos in overjoyed and in taking
a day's vacation to put the bout in
aiiupc tannin. What to do with the
bike. that the tiiii-wa liltfllldOlli'ti, he
does not know. but he will probably
turn it over to the police.
iiiiiillilr
, Juliana
By Edward Schoonevsr, Who is
Defendant in Divorce Case
Edward Schoono’vsr. WilOllil witn
Ellie. lit suing for divorce. bun attach
ed the property on litinhetl street.
uridloport which in in Mil wifu'u llllllitt
for ".000 and in his amnplnint he «in
inguinal his wife secured tin» prop
art from him by fraudulent ropronun‘
taten. tie taint that conveyance of
tho proporiy backoto him iw granted
and that hit: wife he obtained tram
niaitthl any conveyance of the title.
The divorns suit watt returnable your
tertiary. Henry til. Shannon. or llritlgo-
port. attorney for Mr. Bt‘lloofifivt'i'.
mm that the divorce Will be can:
tested to the bitter and. The wife at-
isau luteisrebie cruelty and unit» for
alimony and custody of the two minor
children.
The at ‘ lament was served yester-
day by th aherlfi lilo: Cohan. on
propart west on Hannah strut-t. to
fact. it. oompinlnt filed with the lit.
thallium! “to forth that Bt-lloonovnr
beathttiu‘i property Nov. an. limit. and
that on “It date hilt Wife fraudulent
iy ra ’ ' tad that if the title was
at in mme‘uhe would dead it
habit humid mentor: to. an the
war dead from Julius Wallis was
in . h to , iii. lohoontl‘var. Lani ‘l‘hura‘
“9”ng he tint ddhiplhinlht, an.
E 'raguaatad mint-n of the or ‘
girlie refund and has
til
'i
a
Charles C. Beaniea’ Crait Taken.
Frank ii. Tltdhfihdrew as Can,-
didate for Selectmen and Pres-
ent incumbent is Nominated
u. i. ll. iiillill lliii
tutu than
John w. Bogardus Named by Re-
publicans for Town Assessor
Harmony reigned supreme at. the
canons of the Republican cloutoril of
the Second Voting District. last. oven.
inn. and it took only ten minutes to
transact the business of the evening.
About. one hundred and fifty voters
had assembled at Qulitner‘s Hall, in
Railroad avenue, when Dr. George S.
Kendal. chairman of the committee.
called the meeting to order at it
o‘clock. Herbert A. Mathewson was-
circled chairman and tilty Clark Joint
J, (Yuumi nierlt of the caucus.
'l‘hc only content in the voting which
had been lookod' for was in the vase
of 1hr nomination for llrnt. automaton,
Jflllli’ti A. ilrown. the present salcct»
lliilll. and Frank H. Fitch having boon
tm-ntloncd for tho honor. All traces of
u t‘tiliit-tli vanished when Mr. Fitch
urmtv and moved that the clerk cast
one ballot for Mr. llrown for the honor
tuition. which won done and tho pres
out lucumbvnl wan therefore made the
ultiiliimoua choice of the caucus. All
of the rcmalnlng nominations word
made by urclalnatiou. ,
lir. tit-arses 8. Kendall nnnounred
that be bad anrrad the town for many
yt-urn as school visitor and stated that
he denim] to retire from that office.
He nominated as his sitcttansor til-Mil)"
or J. Milton Coburn, and the doctor
was madl- tbc nominee» of tho party.
William G. Crockett also announced
that he no longer whihad to serve as
town aaaoawr and John W. Boxarduii.
who a number of years alto larval the
city faithfully mt trounciitnan. in!
chosen in his place. The meant in
l‘lilililt'lllil for the otht‘r olllroa Wore nil
i‘t"liftillllmlttd an follows:
(‘onutnblcawdohn .l. Goodwin and
Edward .I. inidrluan, .
iimud Jurorw John W. llako.
lloard of lie-lint ~tieorxt~ W. Sitti‘onu
Auditor of town accounts -ll‘rmimicit
U. nt‘lli‘tliil.
'l‘own high school
Churloa S. Mental-land.
llcsistrar of vetersmllidward ll. Don
villi.
'l‘rcc warden-minnow Cornell,
The business of making nominations
wna sttuprndod loud enough to allow
cit-Mayor Edwin Wilcox and l‘lr. itob-
i-rt Fl. Purdue to intro up a collection.
Thu amount realised was about skull,
Al the nouriunlon of tho cam-nu the
Republican advisory committee which
but! endorsed the candidacy of William
J. H. iichnnnan for the nfllru of mayor.
met to hear tho report of the sub-ram
inlttcv of live as to available candi-
dates for council nominations. The
committrtI has not fully completed
their tit-liberationu, and it wan tit-cidtui
lo postpouo submitting their l't‘t‘lltll~
mundatlons until a later day.
The city Cailtillil will be held at the
name place on Friday ureniuu and it
looks as though tho advisory commit
tau movement will rouult bvuuiicially
to the party. 'l‘hr Ropubliraun exprcas
great hope that thin year they will be
able to (9|th their entire ticket.
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coat or Alill'fiill‘illli.
new 19‘... that an IT
at...»
t‘tilll tui term-~—
'i’bu New England trolluy conference
bdurtl. of which ithurleu it}. Mlnuiu. ill
lilo New Haven irolitiy uyitiuln. is prud-
tieht. will moot thin wank to go over
the cost of the rvcvul trolley nl‘hltra
lion in order to dulrrmiuo the amount
the men will haw to pay to not liltilt‘
mine of written an yraulad by tho urtil-
littoral.
Au noon nu thin amount in deter-
mlned the vurtuuu local union»
throuxh Hif' Connecticut lyuttiltt will
ha chili-d together to write the manor
of buying this daht. 'f‘hnirolloy men
in this city already have a fund from
which to ttwt't their proportion of this
«out. They ware undesired some wcaku
alto. The other tannin will probably
not around the attention in the same
War. than uprnndlag the cost of the an
blirntiou an that it will not full heath
by on any particular auction.
inquiry of the Connecticut company
nllicluls concerning the nest in the hour
tinny or the arbitration brought the roe
ply that the corporation did not can
sidar that the public had a right to ask
the question. The matter war; as prl- »
vats its the Motion ilutwoolt any law-
ynr and his client.
Regarding the verdict of the arid.
trators the trolley turn, on in whole.
are fully attuned With the run is. it‘ll-
peciaii among tilt! old» man in thin
true. be than hare been really not
lens warding the affair. «an: a; to
tit-sad any possibility of a ail-lite.
Tito fall showing of Beacon Blank.
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THE HAGUE. Supt. 7.»~~'i‘hs con-
tury-old illitet‘itnl’ titanium. the source
of mutant diplomatic friction be»
twoou thanovorhtdlnl of the United
States. (treat 'l'drittliai. Canada and
Newfoundland. Vau*.»tiunlly cloned to.
day twith the awardmt the lutnruatioir
at Court of Arbitration largely in favor
of the United Staten.
The Ainnrioan . ,vertunent in sus-
tained on painful} ‘0, three. four, nix
and seven. out of fit. total of tho sov-
un points in Mvtthiah the issue was
framed. " it i ,
Great, firitaln. will! on attentions one
and five» ' 1.“ . .
Whiledho United mates triumphs on
live at the seven points. point five, (10‘
cided in favor of Quint llrltaln. has
been hold by Enxiltihltlun as tho most
important of thorn submitted.
The fifth point: dill elated in the
form or this quotation: "From where
must he thousandth threc marina
miles of any of this ta. bays, creoka
or harbors rammed. to in lrtlnlo i of
the American-bullish plenty of ”tilt?"
Untied Stat.” tishbriheu claimed the
riifhl, in take this measure from any
part of the ‘llrittsli Nor American
allure and thereforeiha ii party to fish
in the middle at any ("anatllan buy or
outilttr)’ having a radiant of more than
three miles. The ilxlilsh contention
was that the limit alauuid b0 nit-‘lIi-lll‘eil
from an imaginary lim continuing the
itcudiaudu. Tho hem court sustained
the liritlah contention.
GLUUC‘KSTEH. an. Supt. 7;»
Newt-i of tho doriulonmf the internation-
al Court at Than a who received
with doubtful natttl ', ‘i. by tilonceotar
fishing intercom. mints won by
Great Britain aiva'that country the
right to Nfillluit‘ matures and methods
of fishing and .the duplemcnie titled.
and established theithroemiln limit
around Nowfouud . from hoodlund
to hondllntl. Mid. following the
line of the lays. amaontendud by tho
l’nltsd Slam. . _. ~ ~
Point one. upon it it Great Britain
also was .Iuntuln mbodltid the
question of whethanany local laws
adopted by a Bruin colony must be
subunit for ’pprtu‘ . do any forum:
WWO!“ W» . ;, ' git
feet with the moment i
This point was coauthored at great
importance to Great ltriiaiu and thoir
triumph will ho a manor of much uni.
iai‘uviion to them.
tin lilo olhur hand. the Atonrlcnns
win important Hollt‘fiullmih. By the do-
clslou they will bu onubiod to employ
forelguorh in lhoir Milli”: and are not
limit» to lighthouse duck. They are
not couipollod to outer their vonsota
at the contents houses.
Tho word: “bays, harbors and
creeks" retard“: to inhrndor in tho
treaty of this apply aim to Newfonnd~
land. and American variants when flnti~
in; do not lone their right of trading.
The attention of the right to make
lawn royalntinx the liaiu-rlcn la decid-
Pa in favor of Great Britain.
The muri also uphold“ tile flritlah
cultivation in regard to large baya ba-
lug territorial waters.
in contraction with point one the
United Button baa raised rertnln quell
tioun of equity which will be submit
ted to a hum-int communion for drier
minntion.
'l‘ho Newfoundland fisheries cave is
one of the moat. important that ital
come before tho tribunal at The
Hanna, Thr- declalou in of much too-
local to the United States, vfillf‘i'lfllly
to Now England, whose intuit-nae flatt-
inn industry in much aiiucioti.
The point tubal vital to the Ameri-
can iluhltr: internals grow out of differ»
uni conutruotlona of the pruvlaionl of
article and of the treaty between the
United States and (treat Britain dolin-
in: tin.- iishlnk rluhtn of American and
l‘atutdlanu in their respective waters.
A nudism. was the determination of
the right of a colony or province latch
au Canada or Newfoundland by tom:
ifl‘illfllifln to danrtve muons of rights
t'ottl'nrmd by treaty between the prin-
utplin.
Newfoundlandura contended that
while the treaty of iiiitt have to Alumi-
-an doberman tho rlutu to halt in
uptudlleti Newfoundland wutvru no hair
vrtuon l maolvrs it did not confer
upon fish a; companion the right to
cum“ into these wutaru Newfoundland
or other foreign l‘l’dl’fl. 'l‘hs Amari-
‘unn held that the rim to flab gave
them authurlaatiuu to hub in any wom-
nnd with the aid at any boats or crown
wttlrh they were able to employ. ,
'l‘ha minim of alter-ninth by which
the whole attention was suhmillutl to
the lld‘itl wore slatted at Washington
funny I? 3909.
nounotl. neat. harm. Brilllh (to
initial one: meivod the announce-
uent of that Newfoundland tinbrrion de~
vision ati'f‘lts Hum with rnnsidurehit‘s
satisfaction. ‘
«can A can?“
You nun iii. a All derby for ”All.
or a iiiJlti dirty cream. by prevent-
ing thin adv. to O‘Brien. the Hutton.
‘i‘hln alarm until. October i.
i‘wWWu..m
“MIIQ A ,DlVinI‘Mlv
a tram haunt
‘i'if ~tl L ' 1‘
1waning‘ at chill Nor
when tits rd John-hum
it tho rate filly... mm. my
silt til now ready at 'i‘rintratn‘t Hr
rat‘s. in . , ,
mounts «more mm. vs;
' honour.
“i *L iBikini n"
iii nus
Villain" AfliiiBRE. K3.
m
out» w: a nut: "pun Own cannon.
hmwgm 7. 1910.
v
Harry M. iluhheil, of St. John
1 Street, East Norwailt, Hurt
at Binna Chemical Works
Riiiliiil ill iiflll’liii '
Hill illitiiilili
Fortunately Contents Did Not in-
jure Men at Work There
Harry M. liubbell. of l St. John
street. Plant Norwalk. who is employed
in the titans Chemical Work“. which
are aituoted at the fool of iiuller
street, was very badly injured at tho
place of his ulnploymout. yesterday af‘
ternoon. by being out by one of tho
largo. glass bottles that uro uned for
the. shipment of tho productn of tho
Wurkfl,
llc was handling til largo bottle.
when the neck broke o . 'i‘he jagged
glass out one ilrutcr hourly off and out
a triangular north in bid right arm.
Fallow etoplnyne rushed to his as-
sistance tend soon had the flow of
llood nioppud with bandaged. which
they wound tightly about hilt arm.
in. William J. ’l‘ruccy nan immod-
latuly cttilod by leirphune. “0 saw
that the cut was a had our. and he
took the injured man into bin carriage
and drove him to the hospital. ilere
Dr. Tract-y was nhlo to dress the
wound and “make tilt.- man more com-
iailng. Giant-i makes a vary had cut
and it will be some limo before the
cut is heated.
After doing all that could be done
for the man. itr. Tracey took him
again into his cart-logo and drove him
to hbt homo in East Norwnlk. whom
he ht rusting oomfurtnhly today.
The acotdant happened aimut ll
o‘clock. lt‘ wan reported about South
mrw‘aigtbthla £01m.“ that Mr, llub-
la .mfi‘iimedbfllhe at
in mm of these. on}: “Juliet? but “an?
statement wan not so.
illll run all
lmuuuu
Several Artists Known to Nor-
wailt People Will Appear at
Maxine Elliot Theatre
There is much of illlt‘l'l't'li to the poo-
pto of the Norwuilts in the forthcotn
but prmluctlou on Monday eve-ulna.
”([1)le lirti, of The iiatubim‘r. at the
Maxim- ldlllot Theatre in New York
titty. in the first pint-o. ”it' Gamblers
trait written by t‘hurlou Klein, the well.
known author of tho Lion and tho
Maurie. the Music Murder and other
succession. whoao home in located in
liowayion. it will be put on. on wall.
by Mr. Klnlu, who in producing direc-
tor of tho Autlior‘k Prtuiuclnx (ioni-
pany. and in tho cast will bu gnaoplu
who llill't.‘ many fricnda in tho Nor-
walka.
Mimi Edith iiarkur. who will he in
tho cast. in a sister of Charles I.. Bari
ker. of Norwalk. and Gimme A.
Wright. .lr.. apouds hilt hummer-u in
Rownyton. Other members of the
cunt will include Juno Cowl. who will
be the leading lady. iietirue Null.
Citation A. Stevenson and William ll.
Mai-it.
Another production, ”Mamie Pep-
per." Ml. Klulu wrote for italic Stunt.
Will be produrod in tint-ember. under
lilo portional filtration of the author.
ilanry it. James. tho English piny-
wrluht. will also come over later in
the full for the production of hit: new
hinuliah society comedy. which will bu
utnacd under the direction of tho Au-
thora' Producing Company.
u. ”.mmwur-
llATillllLALIIdIlt
intimate culture
WAttiithi‘l‘oN. dept. 7.-—~'i‘wenty
national bank examiners. unohfth of
the force employed by the govern-
ment. were trunniarrad to new
today it! all order from Law .
Murray. (tomntroitar of the Oil .
m
an thumbnail of water lathe Mutt
grenarvnir n .Inmtlcaiiy antitrust-d. and
.fl ll“ 6 b0
fol-table. though the pain was excruc- ‘
H
Mill! tit repairman. canvas cover" all in Infill.
’ if ’mgditiou. (tall or nddrnaa :l. A. uaylor
» mien. (3mm. r. 0. not: int. mi
ilililt ,
«on u Wu oi iii-iii? .
tilt hermit: wan spun
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“ma-«tn - W..«.w.n~.wmw
iiilllliil vuu
a nu liillliii
Mrs. Margaret Jackson Fined $7
' Without Costs. For, Fight
Sunday Night
a.
Long standing family trouble be.
tween two colored Women. Mrs. Mary
gurct Jackson and Mrs. William Colo-
un‘in. which canned an outbreak in the
way of an assault. was aired in court
this morning. it seems that at tho
(iruco Baptist Church. that Sunday ave-
niuu. Mrs. Coleman and twu friends.
Mre. Street and Miss 'l‘urnbali, nut
wall toward the front and Mrs. Jack.
sun came in. She took her sent direct
ly in back of the three women and dur-
ing the sarvlco, it in alleged. leaned
over and called Mrs..Coleman nam‘ea.
Mrs. Coleman left. her seat and took
another further away.
After church, it is said. the three
women hurried away and wave walk-
ing slowly down the street. when Mrs.
Jackson came along. She was hurrying
toward home, but when’nhe stepped in
front of the three women. she turned
around and struck at Mrs. Coleman
with her umbrella. accidentally hitting
Mrs. Street. Mrs. Street. who is a
powerful woman. as are all of the four.
madu a pass at Mrs. Jackson, which
connecting with her, sent her sprawl-
ing to the ground. amid Mrs. Jackson's
cries of "'Scuee the. Mrs. Street, 1
only meant to hit that black —~-——"
The testimony was warm and some
surprising statements were made an-
ilunoo was the attorney for the defence
and aim- nli the evidence was in.
which catuc as he said. from three wit-
nesses who were friends of Mrs. Cole
man and therefore directly interested.
he addrttsuod the court and asked that
a continuum» be granted at least. Hill
said that Mrs. Jackson was a woman
working hard for a living. bring a
widow and a. cook. and argued that the
prisont“r would not attack one woman
who had two such ablebodiod friends
with her at. the time.
No. said that the woman should not
receive a seven: penalty and asked
again that the case be continued.
'Attortiey Leo Davis for the state
naked that the woman be found guilty
of breach of the peace. small and the
use of abusive language. He aid that
he had proved the case beyond any
reasonable doubt.
Judge lmkwood decided that hire.
Jackson was guilty of the three counts
and ordered her to pay a line of 87
without costs. and attached a warning
"for her aorta tia‘foundrm till
court again. He advised that when
"lit two women could they should keep
away from each other. and if one saw
tho other coining. for her to turn and
go around the block. The fine wan
paid, and the case was ended.
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Cdlfll" HEALTH CFFICEI
SEEKS “JUNCTION
The State of Connecticut. through
George E. lilll. health commissioner
for Falrileld county. has asked the
Superior court for a permanent in
Junction restraining Andrew Radial of
tip: Radial Oyster 00.. from maintain-
ing a pile of oyster sheila at a dock
,in South Norwalk. The health of-
ficer says the heap of shells in n mil-
nnnco. On February 9. illitl, the on
tar company was ordered by tho health
otiicer to rotitove the shells but re
lulled. Through Judge Howard J.
Curtis in the Superior court the stall
hall obtained a temporary injunction
but now net-ks to make it permanent
Health Oillcer Hill also asks an
injunction restraining David Kaufman,
of Doubttry. maintaining a slaughter
bonus in l’adariutu Road. llanbury.
The place according to the health of-
ficer is a balance.
lawn party at the residence of
Mrs. Morrison. its Van Zandt avenue,
Thursday evening. Cake and cream
for unlit.
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Be a Member _
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Some flamed by First our
and Others by East Notwaill
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 7.-—Wlth ttlii
Democratic state convention out,
few hours off politicial matters rain
lug thereto are lively today. Word
came that John J. Walsh. former 0
man of the state committee. had 9. mil
test on his hands in order to will“)
his place as the East Norwnik motor"
her of the Norwnlk delegation. and an ’
prospects were good for a fight bolero. ,
the committee on credentials. There. .
were reports that a new state control -
committee chairman would be choa‘oil' ,
colt H. Russell. of New Haven, stoq'd >
a good chance of going on the ticket. 2
for attorney general. Damooratd who, ‘-
ura close to affairs do not believe that). » .
will be a change in the chairmanship.
As to the aspirations of several Demo- '
the secretaryshlp. it was poln
out,
that the party rules provide t
”he“
committee. . ‘7‘
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