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He Accepts, and States He ”Will Endeavor to Serve the Citi-
zens in a Faerlannar, and Work for the Construction of
a New Washington Street Bridge—Not a Contest Develop-
ed for Any Office, All Nominations Being Made liy Accla-
mation and Unanimously
Iiiliiii ii. Piliiliilii Milli] Aliiii ililiii ENIHHSIISM
iilii Milli iii Iili till iii
Sililiii iiililWiiii
Candidates for Councilmen Are William H. McMahon, Charles
I. Pidgeon, Thomas C. Canty, John H. Iledway, lacoh Linx-
waiter and James T. Powers—Platform Adopted
The Democrats of the Second Voting
District and thc (‘.lty of South Nor-
wuik in cations in Arlou flail. last night,
nominated contplclc tickets. There
. was a \cry largo attendance. and ev-
cry ccicctlou was made by ucciainalion
and in lilo tutuu, luu-ntonious manner.
One. of the important matters favor-
ably consldcrod was tho adoption of a
platform, which dcliucd the issues on
which the (‘lly campaign will be con-
ducted. illitlt'l' lllc load of Councilman
Albert M, i’oitimun. who was unani-
mously named for mayor.
John F. McMahon was named for so:
IIII. 8TOW’8 AUTl'i‘
DAMAGED AGAIN
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illr. William H. Stowe'a automobile
cxpcricnce has been singularly unfor-
tunate of lalc. Yieafioltdd'y. hp had hit-
other accident, the third within a
short (line, bttt thc. Icasl series of the
trio of unfortunatgswwwm. q... ....
Yesterday while he was driving
down West avenue parts of tho steer-
lug gear scporntcti front cnch other and
as a result Dr. Siowc lost control of
tho titacilllic, which procccdcti to climb
the bank ncnr the Ills-brow place. A
tree acted as a huutpcr and the much-
inc camc to a sudden Mull. The worst
damage. huwevcr, was to one of the
roar \vhccis which was partially wreck-
('6.
Dr. Stowe scams to in» pursued by
some sort of an auto hoodoo. The
first uccidcltt of his ncrlcs happened
nettt- thc armory. when IIlt' cur crush-
otl into thc curb. Then a short limo
later the some tnnchlm- .wcrturncd
whiic tanking it turn Il(illl tho West
stroct bill Into Franklin slrcot.
HOUSE CARRIED ON BOAT.
Parker Place on Pilot Island Now at
Oyster Shell POint.
I'cople were surprised )csit’riilly to
soc a full-sized house on :t burgc be-
ing lowcd up the Norwailt harbor by
tho bli'tilllt'l‘ Addlo V. ii Wits learned
that thc house bttllt about thirty yours
ago by Dr. Willard l’arucr. on Him In
land. was bclng removed in u silo at
(iyslcr Shell Point The itollnt- stood
on tho siltnc front. and lIl(‘ present
owncr of the property. E. Ilill. doclded
to hurt» it taken away. It was purch-
nutd by \V. F. (:oggswoll.
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Notice to Consumers of Water
on Norwalk Water System
As the supply of water in the Scott
reservoir is practically exhausted. and
the supply III the tlrupc reservoir bo-
lng drawn upon; consumers are horoby
notified that the use of bone at any
time for any purpose whatever is pos-
Itlveiy forbidden.
This order will be enforced.
SAMUEL LYNES.
GEORGE I. BUX’I‘ON.
GEORGE MURRAY,
Water Commissioners, City of Nor-
walk.
Norwullt. Conn. Aug. 26. 1910.
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MR. CROCKETT’DIGLINES.
William G. Crockett. who was muni-
nntud for the office of city assessor lust
evening at the Republican city cauctili,
nitlmtlncod this morning that he would
not accept the nomination. Mt‘. Crow
kcti’n term as a town assessor expired
this your and he. declined a N‘nomllllb
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--W.ILL aihcsovmowonv, sap.
remain id
To begin the scandals teaching. Will
be glad to hear. from former pupils or
any others who may desire piano loin
lions. Archibald Merriam. 16 boyvlcw
avenue. Phone 10943.
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The Rev. Father Richard J. Carroll...
rector or at. Jigsaws church. has on «
guests. his. not , if NW suntan can.
I?” and stout nits ,. (isthmus? , cw
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chtaeta ‘
locimun. anti the balance of the town
ticket was composed principally of Iilo'l
men who wore named last year.
The city caucus was first called In
order by chairman of the chromium,
John b‘. McMahon, and Senator .Icrc-
minh lionovun was named as chair-
man. He stated it was not necessary
to say he was thankful for the honor.
He called attention to sonic lhlngs that
had happened in our community. it
was expected titut all good things conu
to the upper ciaoscs. but this Its not
always so. as you people here had
(Continuod on Sixth l'mlei
from eat one:
51.99.19" PCIIIT
The Happy Six hold their Marathon
dance at lloton Point last night and
incidentally «loaded up a nice lIIiIt
piecc of change. for thcre wcrc scvcrul
hundred people in the pavilion (lurlui
«the ,etaiuce. . ,.
The Marathon fcaturc consisted in
a ratio of thirty laps around the pa—
vilion. It was stipulult-(i that the con-
plcs participating must not run and
must carry out cvury t‘l’olilllull of ”it
waltz. 'l‘ht‘y’inncra wcrc Mitts Darby.
of Ncw Canaan, ttnd William Lemon
guilt, of South Nut-walk, who wcrc prc
sealed with a big allvor cup. Miss (‘onl
her and William Monlihan, both South
Norwuik young people. won lltc SN and
prisu, a smaller silver cup. They werc
one lap behind thc winners.
Harry Smith. of South Norwnlk. and
fl Stamford young woman wcro tvcli in
the load up to tho fiftccnlh top. but ban
to withdraw on account of (be young
woman fainting.
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CHURCH SERVICES RESUMEO.
Vacation Season Over At South Nor-
walk Congregational Ediflce.
Tomorrow the South Norwalit (Your
gregationui Church will begin
tho resumption of Its regular ser-
vices.
The Bible School. which has taken a
vacation during the summer, will up-
en up its fall sessions. Btipcrlutend.
uni Frank II. Gleason hint rcquostctl
curb and every teacher to musicr the
various classes. Dr. Mat-furluntl will
give the opening address to the school.
At the morning the Stcramcnt of
the Lord's Supper will be observed by
the church. the serVIccs being conduc
ted by Dr. Muflarland for the first
time since his vacation.
tomorrow. will be of a general unturc
The next Sunday tho school will re-
sume its studios in Apostolic (,litnrch
History.
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MR. OONAHUE'S POBITIO N.
A Statement yesterday to the affect
that Frank J. Donahue was desirous
of the nomination for ocleclman pinc-
od Mr. Donahue in a acinowhui unfair
light. for tho only condition titular
which he was a candidate was in the
cvcni of John F. McMahon not taking
the nomination tendered by the Demo-
crutlo party.
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RIIiAL IOTATE CALEB.
‘Harbor View Realty (70. to lcllu .lcn-
kins. two lots at Harbor View hunch
War.
Carrie lit. Comatock to Edwin i.
Hoyt, lot and buildings In Ihtrrltl ovu-
nne. War. ,
iitdwin In Hoyt, to Corrlo a. (tour
stock. land and buildings In lanai avo-
nue and Prowltt street. War.
Morris Epstein toxiidttggio iiuckwalt.
lot and buildings. 4 Fort sit-col, East,
Norwalk. War.
lasso. Selleolt to Frank W. tirogury.
lot In Newtown avenue. War.
Ella A. Free to Frederick W. Ben-
neitvand wile. land and buildings, in
Blivarmine. War.
‘ IN'IiY-‘Flva CENTS SAVED.
u get a $2.40 dcrb for $2.15.
.ll‘ifddrby for with. iy present.-
Ih adv. tip (J'Ih‘tcn. the flatter.
tiller-soot! unitlbctohcr 1.
The exercises of the Biblc School,
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First Degree Murder” Against the
Woman Who Slew Her
Companion
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After a most thorough investigation
into the death of Lyria Foucltcro
which which occurred at Dr. I). W.
Mach‘arland's annitarinm at (‘irccnu
Forms on Wednesday morning. Coron-
or C. B. Wilson has completed his to
port. He finds no cash of negligence
or employee of tho sanitarlum of Dr.
I). w. Much‘arlund. Amelia Bloch. of
Bridgeport is hold for murder In the
first degree and will be turnedmver
to the authorities at Weatport for
trial. ‘
The finding of the coroner follows:
i, the undersigned. Clifford I3. WII-
son, loroncr. having notice of the
death of Lyric Feucherc. a white fe
male, 33 years old. late of New York
city, who on the 7th day of September.
A. I). lull). died a sudden, violent on
timely death in the town of Westport.
having viewed the hotly of the deceas-
ed and made immediate inquiry coit-
corning her death, do hereby certify
that said Lyric Feticlioro died in West-
porl. on the 7th day of September. A.
I). 1910. from strangulation.
Lyria Font-here was committed to
Dr. I). W. McFarland's sunliarluin in
Woslpoi‘t In August. limit. as an insane
patient. She was not violent tutti cans
(‘II no itcrloun trouble to tho keepers.
Was Constantly Watched.
Autcilu liluclt. of Bridgeport. (.‘on-
Iii‘i'llt‘lll. was committed to the some
institution in Angst. 19“), as an In
.tttuc person. suffering from suicidal
mania, and occuplcd a room adjoining
the said dccoascti's. Sim had ncvor ut
if‘lilltIt'Il violence to any our. but was
constantly watched as it was! toured
she might commit suicide.
Attacked Her Nurse.
Un Scplcmbcr 7th. 1910. however.
the said Bloch woman suddenly and
without warning attacked Mrs. \‘arin
the nurse in charge of the word. In
the struggle. Amelia Bloch bit Mrs.
Vurin‘s hands. but the nurse finally
subtitled her. After she was quieted.
Mrs. Varin had hcr hands dressed by
a physician In the sumo ward.
Found Dead Body.
Mrs. Vuriu saw Amelia Bloch go in-
to tho said doccttsod'u room after but
siruggic, but thought nothing of If as
who was apparently over her violence.
Sonic six or eight minutes later how-
ever. a folding of apprehension came
(Nor ihc nurse and who Want to lat-ta
Ii‘ellcllero‘s room and found her (loud
upon the floor. llor throat. borc linger
marks which the said Amelia [limb
inflicted III strangling the said dcccuit
tut.
I Ilud that Lyrla It‘ouchcrc (iictl from
strangulation caused by Amelia itiuch
grasping her by the throat with her
hands.
That in my opinion Amclia Bloch
ulna insane at the limo she. cattecd tho
tlcuth of Lyrla I-‘ouriicrc. lull that Ain-
ciia Bloch should beheld for trial for
murder In the first dcgt'oc no that but
sanity may be Inqulrod Info by n court
of proper jurisdiction.
I have held thc said Amclin liiorlt
for murder-in the firm degrcc, anti
have submitted my finding to tho
prosecuting attorney of said Wentpori.
Connecticut.
In accordance with the statute I
have delivered the body of unit! dc
ceased to her friends for lutrinl at
New York City. New York.
Dated at. Bridgeport fills tilh day of
September. A. D. itiltl.
CLIFFORD Ii. WILSON.
(‘oronpn
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NORWALK COURT CASES.
Not Evidence Enough to Convict Mr.
Benedict.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, (if the IIavI~
land Iloltec, “'I'I'l’ walking along Willi
stl'cct chneaduy evening. afttVr hm»
lug come from lht- aniotm of Iicn Alltm
In Wall rim-oi. called the Time 'I‘nhlc
Cnfc,autl George Ilcnodlci stood ill the
doorway of thc grocery store of (l. 'l‘.
Ul‘tit‘t‘. liall claims thitt lituiodlct
made a uncaring sound with his mouth
as he and IIIN wlfc. panactl and no said
he went back to ask why Ilene-dirt hull
done It. when lhc lntlcr utrnclt him.
The case was licforc the court yester-
day and Judge Edward M. Lockwood
continued it ltnlil today. that Mr. and
Mr». "all might appear and press their
charges.
'l‘hey ware on hand all right this
morning and were apparently anxious
to son Buncdlct fined. but he told it
good story and the evidence was not
strong against him, and the judge titt-
i’ dismissed the case. Mr. and Mrs.
ii and Mr. and Mrs. Boutodlct wcro
all four on the stand at different (lint-s.
John Halllgan. who was arrested for
lining drunk the other day anti admit-
ted to a no cash bond. appeared in
court this morning. This was his first
ethane and he has lived born from all
to 40 years. His case was dismissed.
-THE Humanist-7i; CIGAR.
No finer Havana tobacco imported
from this wonderful talc-«(lump No
liner burn. nor quality. nor aroma, for
If there iii anything in a cigar that
will transport one to the realms of
fancy and delight. and make him for-
get. for the nonce. the sordid things of
life. and Its tribulations. it is surely
this fins cigar. For sale It all cacti
dealers. Just try one. J. T. fibedhlin.
manufacturer.
Rococo: t... collage bruit" , _
.druensh'bh. no; septum an ,
knowledge or rowing and baseball
his home mafia-Yea H
i .. "servant“. emotions to. wwho.
mmmi
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Floors to Be
tilticos
An important real .‘ estate transoc.
lion in Washington :‘sirettt property.
which but; been in ”egress for some
time. will shortly rmult. It is under-
stood. in the (militias of the. building
now owned by Lewis it. Decker to the
South Norwaik 'l‘ruut Company.
The two buildings adjoin each other.
and its the Train Cdmpany has for
some limo pant fohud Its present
quarters Inadequate to accommodate
lit-t rapidly growing business, the sup
position is that tho Decker building
will be used In tin» enlargement of
the facilities for doing the banking
business.
The division wall between the two
buildings can be removed. and anord
thc financial Institution double the
room It now has. The second and
third floors of the Decker. building can
he remodeled iniooilco quarters slin-
Ilnr to those at present in the banklnk
building. .
Mr. Decker now occupies the entire
three hours in his 11 illness. but he
(announces that be w it sell his entire
stuck within Illl‘ next few weeks. and
tulcudu to vacate tito;pmpcrty by Jun-
IIIII‘y II" “6“.
Mill.
illitllililililii
Movement Started by South Nor-
walk Growers Likely to be
Taken on by New Haveners
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l8 Iiiiiiiiiiiiii
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Statements Made by the Large
Growers in the Elm City
Action iakcn in South Norwalk ch»
itcstlny by the oyster grovvcrs of that
place ragarding tbc pollution of (he an
li'l‘ii of Long Island Sound. is apparent.
ly the forerunner of a mowtucnt flint
will occur in this city In a short tlmc.
says ”in New liavcu l.cador.
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(Continued on Sixth I'ageJ
-—NOTICE.
'I‘hcro will In- a meeting of the Li-
quor Ilcttlcru' Association ItilllOl‘v
row at 2:30 p. in. in Arlou Hall.
All doaicrn am earnestly rctptciticd to
be prurient.
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STATE CHAIIIHAI
oflgonetook
NEW HAVEN. Supt. lit-Jrhe Dem.
tun-ailc state central committee will
meet In i-Inrlford Monday. Sept. id, to
elect a chairman to succeed Charles
W. Countleck, of Norwich.
llui Judge Baldwin after ho was
nominated to make the race 'i‘hruuv
any. show not to exercise his prero-
gative. it was rumored today that
Chairman Gomstock in out. for a sec.
and term. fiasuayor I. A. Sullivan. of
Hartford claimed to have the piano
oinched for himself. John Seymour'a
keynote addms at the coconut of the
convention horn created such a favor:
miniatures-ion that. friends of the
Norwaik man are booming him for the
chairmanship.
-~Autos for hire. Chitin. F‘innlgau.
'i‘ol.. day. (ta-s; night. (tut-o.
A..-“ .. m...
A party of Norwnik firemen. cum—
pcscd at f‘hief t'lnrence flattery. Jana
unit Kcnoilc. Arthur bushel. James
northern. its Stanton and Captain
write it!
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' till it Iliiiii iilliii
His Newt iii-horsepower Biplane
"in Two Accidents Yesterday
SACREMEN'I‘O, Cat, Sept. 10.~
Charles K. Hamilton was seriously and
possibly fatally Injured at the state
fair grounds here about 7 o'clock last
night, when his new lib-horsepower
biplano. “Hamiltonian," craslted to
tho ground after a spectacular night.
This was the second of two acct.
dents in Hamilton yesterday.
first his machine was damaged when
it tell, but he was unhurt. .
Early In the averting Hamilton made
another ascent. lie circled the mile
track three times at. great speed, rac-
ing an automobile, which was unable
to keep up with him. After the third
round. he attempted to alight. but the
huge machine swooped down to the
earth at an acute angle. dashing to
the ground in full view of 20.000 apoc-
tatora. umOiIg whom was his wife.
Tito aviator was found unconscious
and covered with blood under the eu-
gltie oi' the biplane. He was extrica-
tcti and sent to his hotel. An exam-
ination failed to reveal any broken
limbs. but the. surgeons fear that the
pelvic bone is fractured and that
sustained internal injuries. Hamilton
came out from under the Influence of
opiates shortly after midnight and
said that ho was not seriously hurt.
Ilia physicians stated that it probably
would take an X-Itay citamlnulion to
determine the extent and nature of his
Injuries.
sockiiioiiui rosr
AIID CIIIIPS FESTIVAL
Buckingham Post and (he Wo~
man‘s vaici Corps hold their annual
pouch festival, last evening. and the
Instr protcd to be very successful.
From man In the afternoon until 10
o'clock the crowd kept those who were
waiting on Iho tables busy. The hall
was not. (lemrsted'oapeciully for the
twcnsion but the usual plcturcs and
ornaments were there and the planned
faces of those who Were so royally
treated decorated. the hall hotter than
huntin and other fancy ornaments
would are done.
The grants were served with
.Qrttlms:m. cake. “bun-tutu. and
wait-ts. Everything was given in large
quantities and those who attended lhc
function wore more than pleased with
their reception. Jutncs Isl. Wilson was
dishing out the cream and he heaped
tItc pinion full to overflowing. The
Post wishcu (o titank the public for
Writ patronage.
'l‘hr t-otntulticos in charge of the (if-
fair, and to whom the crmllt for its
Hilm‘t'fis belong. are tho following:
Fulfil the (l. A. It: Alonso Wheeler.
Jumps It. Witmn. William A. Ambler
and Janice kl Lyon; from the w. it.
t‘,: Mrs. C. it. Baton, Mrs. Byington.
Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. 19. Id. Pollen.
'I‘ltcrc wore several guests present
from the Suitiivra Home In Noroton.
among whom were Mrs. i'cituu. Dr.
Robinson. and the commandant.
THE NEW KIND.
Among the passengers In a parlor
our attached to a southern train lcav
lug Washington were a reticent India
vltluitl desirous of rotating his paperwd
n talkative person oduuliy desirous of
«imaging the reserved one In conver-
sation. At first. the rational man took
Ult' questions of his neighbors in good
part, returning short but polite au-
awcrv. Finally. Item-yer. he grew
somewhat Irritated at the persistence
of the other.
"The grass is quite groan. eh?“ was
the idle query that next came from
the gnrrnlnnu one as he guled through
the window. ._
"Quite!" said the bored one. with a
smothered growl. "lint, then. consider
what a chance If. is ”from the pink and
nntuvc grass we've been having Isle-
iy." Harper's chkly. ‘
HOSPITAL NOTES.
'l‘hc many friends of Frank l3. Field.
who lies III at, tho Norwalk Hospital
with an attack of typhoid fever, will
bc extremely glad to hear that be Is
improving rapidly. it lit hoped that
he may be removed to his home In
tho course of a week or two.
.lohn Kovann. who became mixed
up in a bicycle accident the other ov-
enlng. and who was retrieved to the
hospital in an automobile. having been
picked up where he was thrown from
his wheel in an unconscious sthte. to
improving at the Hospital today.
Yesterday afternoon as Joseph
Rooney. of the Boston more, the man
who operates the buns-delivery wagon,
was driving slowly along the road near
the Standard Oil Company. to south
Norwslk. the steering gear became dis.
arranged and the car and Rooney
mode for the fence. Because i or
Ware going eiowtyvnelther was dly
damaged or injured. The car had Mr A
little slightly t listed and the frame
was beat, out it: re the mud guards.
but otherwise was all right. Parlay
diurnal sent for the machine in re-
epanao to a telephone call and toivcd
trio hilt crane. where repairs are be
ing rapid y affected. ~
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' Mr. and Mrs. D. Seymour (hirtlo. of
Phoenix Finalneiltzmt‘l‘i‘lw matter or having alcciebi‘utldh or
v n x , ‘
‘ taint! l bittttdhhing' its
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Knight street. Norwiilk. will have
been married id) yours on December‘ifl.
the analyst-so 5hr.
liliilillf
In tho-
hc .
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. lies thrust
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Received I33 Votes to Harry Mather’s Seventy-six, and Nails r
a Speech Accepting the Nomination—Candidates for Colin?»
cilmen Are George I.. Oliver, William F. Hoyt, George”. .
Way, Oliver E. Weed, William Miller and Dr. William N.
Stowe
Wmumwmnmmua;
muutnnuumwi
. til! it
was i initial tit
till it till illlllli it it
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William Podmore Named for Treasuser oi the Water Fondand 1
Franklin A. Tolles and William G. Crockett for Assessors...-
Ilobert Pearson and F. H.
Fitch, Board of Belief
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Republican Ticket
MAYOR
William .I. ll. liohannan
(‘I’l‘Y TREASURER
Louis S. liners
'I‘AX (‘10!.l.itl(‘.’l‘()lt
(‘harics A. \Ynilorn
(‘l'I‘Y Silhlitii‘l"
Frank V. Raymond
AUDITOR
1.. A. Douglass
COUNCILME.‘
(icorgo.l.. Oliver
William I“. Hoyt
George hi. Way
Oliver hi. Wood
William Miller
Dr. William H. Stowe
N0 JURISDICTION. SAYS ROAD.
Company's Defense for Increase In
Commutation Rates.
The New Haven road has filed with
(he Iuterntuto lommerce Commission
liti dcfonen of the recent advance in
commutation rates between points in
Connecticut and In New York State.
in its, claimant: the commission the
company acts fdflh‘ that "the“ comma»
stun has no jurisdiction over com-
mutation rates. and is without author-
ity to order a reduction in such rates.
The commission demandcd of-ibe New
Haven. some time. ago. a statement as
to the nausea for the advance in these
rates. liltiIJlIe company. in an official
statement, sets forth the chief cause
for the increase. cloning with tho
statclncnt that in no case are they tilt-
rcttsonnble or unjust to the passenger.
The company‘s statement follows:
"'t‘be company denied that the com-
mission had any Jurisdiction over coni-
tuutallou rules in general or any air
tltorlty to’m‘dor a reduction in such
rules. ,
“The company further replied as to
the rates in question that the lncreass
was mails necessary by the Increased
coat of hunting passengers from Wood»
lunln Junction. which is the terminus
of the railroad of the New Haven com.
pany to (trend Central station in New
York city.
“The total amount paid to the New
York Central for the transportation of
[monitors beyond the terminus of the
railroad of the New Haven company
is so large that the resulting cost per
commuting passenger in In many (races
greater than the price paid by such
[insulator for his commutation ticket.
'I‘ho addition of this large alumni of
cost to the operating cost of transpor-
ting the coinmutlng imauengera over
the railroad of the New Haven oom—
pnuy mndera the total cost of this
service no great that none of the rates
as advanced arc fttliy romuneratlve to
the carrier. and lit no case are they
unreasonable or unjust to the pusuon- 'I‘
gar.”
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SOCIAL DISTINCTIONC.
Are we born snobs. do we achieve
suohtdahnesa. or do we have snobbieh-
upon us? If we achieve
it We sometimes do it early. The oth-
or day l heprd licatrlce. a little nine-
year-old expounding to a visitor of
uiiout her own age.
“No." said Beatrice impressively
“we don't play with Sarah any more. ‘
We i‘nntui out that (her father has only
a first name job) Our papa. you know,
holds a miiiicr position.”-~Woman's
Home Companion.
cine-moo advertisements“ on this page.
words or less. so mm 8 times. or
cash adeiilonal word. I cent per insertion.
TO LET
To Ll'f‘m-le ROOMEI. LOWER
hear. all tmpmtremoniu. naturally located.
Ilii‘tlil'o Floridian Realty (70.. Lauder
Bu Milli]. 1110 at
‘I‘O LITw—FIIUM ant'rr. I5. TO SMAM;
famlt . li~roum house. all improvement...
ppl .. . Tailor. on premises. its
noun Main St. . bit) it
‘ro LIT ----- anon EEF'I‘. iii 'l‘o Al'Rih
i. house In Wont Nurwnlk. purity fur-
nished: rent site for citation. Inquire H.’
Rushi. Want Norwalk. g guild!
r L l I
a. hath"? hfiifihflmt‘lfih
. ‘ Frat oat—v. inbuahW'eW Wit-
=ro tumour ti . it!“ from .
Meadow at" modern Improvements. ”th
attire it. quctovsky.
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CITY CLERK
John J. Cuneo
REGISTRAR
Rufus .l. Smith
INSPECTOR Oi" ELECTIONS
Archie F. Nash
WATER COMMISSIONER
Horace it. Nash
TREASURER WATER FUND
William Podmore
ASSESSORS
Franklin A. ’l‘ollee
William G. Crockett
In one of the most Interesting Re
pubilcan city caucuses In years, held
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
Classified advertisements on this gang. ’
25 words or me. as cents: I times. 2,
each additional word. I cent per Insertion.
wan-ran.
va LADY c N hams 11 mi"
‘(I‘elll $13.00 to “5%! l” I“ , I <
In!" inc qulctly in her 6% hm “ IE“
This Ill a bonntltle offer—~0ne which fill
may you to invastlgnte. even If younllt
only spam two hours per day. No ins;
fifthhdhh‘hlh‘ih- W9“? .,
Ili‘llium. Adam. B. Twila”.
lib. Woman's Build , oiiot, 1 ‘
M‘N—'I.EARN AUTOWBILE‘ . “v
nous. Wc teach by mail. Get you ‘
moldy job. Itochcater Auto School.“ ,
Rochester. N. Y. I“) 1t.“ 3- '
WANTED-«THREE (lit FOUR ROOMS.
furnished. for tight housekeeping; mat-
tmnd. wife and two children. At! m
Ittmtna. care Sentinel. s (i It.
%
WANTED-«LADY (ALONE) \tVUULD
Ilkc IIII‘I'ir unfurnished r ) a for llifh
haunt-kw lag. the a small, orally. rs. .
Lt‘illiiii.‘ felt. as Franklin Ave” Nor».
walk. “0.th
WANTEDvIIUARDERS. A'l‘ “T118
.Iohnspniun." 2 High St. Comfortable ac.
omniltmlalltvn for thou! necking plenum .
I'tuinlti and excellent table board. Refinw
ed surroundings. I? St
WANTED~~DLOTHING D Y CLEAN'
ad and scoured. Ladlca' skits dictum! _
and pressed. WrItc and I wil call. Ad- '
dross hi. 8.. cheml lit-livery. South Nbr- .
Walk. l9” .
WANTEoo-A-WUMAN TO ASSIST AT
hnuycwork. Apply cvunlttga after ’i‘ p. 'mfl. ‘
l .
iii Itavlland ls‘t. ‘
wmrsown nor iron uremia T...“
overt. Apply (lrofutdt Knappflo. .‘3 it y .
WANTED~~A coon fiEIJABfE but . _‘
as mulls. Apply to Mrs. ChoIWcll, 30 HI '
lit. Norwain. I! h.
were warns to scan near. “I.
clean windows. store ‘
n I. 0
floors and all kintllgof'Srou y. animate,
tut-d. Contracts madu by a
"tomb or your for & ills. ‘ 80 th
s .. a
II
Planar» call its North
walk. Telephone Call I".
WAN-momma our. ALL KINDS
Ilve cattle and poultry; he, price. .
No for good fat calves. . Friedman.
(Tonngtni'tlicaut Turnpike. 86 in New!!!”
0 . - . .e ‘ ‘ .
wannmnvnnwom. 'ro n lint; .
Mohegan spring Water. bdoluwly, , c
Delivered at your door, patina fl-
lt'lve-gallnn bottle. 26c. ' in“ II’
.. .1 n: 4. ‘
son SALE: “
Howl: on "when“ 1’—~tieo
balance mortgage. will arrive-
tenement house. centrally-
isxitt. limits for 3300. land re'f , :3 v.3.
' ,
nun? ,
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ington 8i. ,.
iron asu-wwnnrv-stx [icons (1):?“
humanist rtumtlii. Terms reasons!) .. ‘
Address it. ). Box 67. ftowsyion. cm; .5
. s .
tile. 7 h. p. twinac‘rllnddl‘n "to i. I
will call cheap to do ck buyer. til
(I iii. 3 .
FOR. CALI-H sir. Ton of
eight large rooms. gl'ljlin Q X
it: a lot.
core Ettore.
HOMI~MADI , Will“
h d res every morning.
cane-day. 33%“ _ . /_
"wens. is North Main at. Lil-8hr,“ ,
cowsan‘éfi set "air .r
crate out are and .
FOR 8ALI~AN INDIAN no item
up;
lun
ly bored and m it onto. n. ' I
”amnion lnqulrfilllm’ '5
salad. ‘
mat
fighting; hurnday.
' a-usi‘fishé"i~io;rtcas..
mates chef
snorassto ,
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Norwalk Chronicler