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Entered at "lg?“ death Norwnlk ”Post-office
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WEATHER FORECA
Fair and oolfigr ”tonight.“ _
Friday fair: - mmi'fltl
shifting to northeast winds. .
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He Maintains Thai tindiroctly'lt
Would Be a Burden
_ 0n the City
lllilliiiiliiliillllliiii um
nuuuwui
Believes illhor Employee Would
Ask for Similar Action
As was foreshadowed yesterday,
Mayor Robert M. Wolfe has vetoed
the police pension fund ordinance. The
mayor holds tirat, in addition to using
a too expensive proposition for l‘lw
city. it would not be so beneficial to
the police as might be supposed. fm it
has no sidk benefit provision and a po-
liceman. though paying in l per cent
annually from his salary for years.
might never be able to take advan-
Iago of it.
it is also polrrted out in this conner
tlorr that a peculiar condition arises
in this town over the amount of money
from llrc license fund that would bc
niuliublc. 'i‘bc slritulc says flint 5
pcr cent. of the town licIIrrse may in-
used for the benefit of lhc city pelt-
sion lurid, but inasmuch as tbcrII arc
two cities in this town, it is hold that
each could collect the live. per ccnt...
making a total of in per root. or some
ammo annually.
ii is understood that the subject has
bccn talked over in NOI'Wii-lk and that
in the upper city it is not looked rrpon
favorably.
Mayor Wolfe's veto was transmitted
today and it is considered doubtful
that the city council will pass it IrvIIr
his head. though the council voted for
lire- provision. ii to 1.
The mayor says in his veto:
Mayor's (itiloe,
(‘in of aBorrth Norwnik.
. all?! 21.1910.
’10 the iionoro‘blfii ill” of I‘ouncli
men.
(lent lemon : ,
in the matter of Police Benefit
"“‘Fund. passed September 15th. 19l0,
it seems to me that wllilo’ titmllve per
cent. of the liquor llbense money.
which would constitute the bulk ol
the fund, would corndxtilrectly from the
town: indirectly it would he a burden
.on the city. especially if the (‘lty of
Norwaiit adopted a similar resolution.
and if there ware any deficiency. ll 5
would have to be paid into the fund div
rectly trom the city treasury. Just at
this time, when the city has brought
its. expenses within its income. and
paid off its floating indebtedness. it
can hardly afford to take on any new
perinancnt incumbrai’tce. except for
some permanent public improvement.
l ieci sure that in case of death of",
or injury to. any of our police. while
in the performance of duty. public
opinion would compel the authorities
to do ill least all that the resolution
promises.
it should also be taken into consid-
erntiou. that the establishment of a
Police l’IIIrsiorr Fund. in all probability.
would bc quickly followed by munici-
pnl Irr lcnlslnlivo action. looking to tho
porruiorrirrr. of other city employees.
with increasing city burdens.
For those reasons i cannot. see my
way cicur III approve the resolution.
and it is hereby disapproved and re.
turned to you.
lttilildit'l‘ M. WOLFE.
flavor of the (‘lty of South Nor-walk.
$100, 000 FlllE
Ill WORCESTER
woucnsn‘au. inass.. Sept. 22.—~A
property loss ranging irom $75,000 to
$100,000. resulted from a lire which
broke out. curly today in th’F‘tlhabe
lluildlna. a ton-story structure on
Front. street. Two firemen were tem-
porarily cycrcomc by smoke and three
others were badly cut by failing glass.
The fire orlginnlI-d from some un-
known cause in the rooms of the Wor~
center Automobile Club. Surrounding
property was threatened for a time.
but. after a hard light of three hours
the tire was brought under control.
MIMWww-m
MISS DENNIS TO LEAVE.
wm Become Fantasy Iii Trimhls rlrri
Factory in Orange, NJ .
Miss Florence Dennis. forelady of the
trimming room of the MacKenzie lint
(10., will resign ‘hor’bositlon tomorrow
night, to take a like one with the Trim-
bio factory in Orange, N. J. Yester-
‘ day advent] of her chocolates present-
ed bur with 11 handsome handbag, with
bar Initial thereon in gold, nd also a
handsome umbrella, with river and
pearl bundle. on which than optimum
hin- monogram. The latter gift was
from tho curlers and trimmers. Mina
Dennis was for several years previous 4
to the batters strike, foreiady in the
C. l K. factory like is a most estimau
bio young lady and will carry with her
the best. wishes of her front of friends.
who will also greatly regret her do-
nurture. Miss Dennis was completely
surprised when the tokens of esteem
were handed to her. but managed to
recover sufficiently to thank her
friends. Ice cream Was served. Mien
bonnie leaves Booth Norwsik next
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‘ilMliliS Yiilllilil ill
EMMY iii lliliiAllY
NorwallI Street Commissioners
and Contractor. Think There
, is Enough Material
Now that the bricklng of Wall street
is nearing completion there has come
to those in charge of the plan to pave
the part 0 Wall street in front of the
Norwnik .lbrary. This will give thc
”city park on the corner a much beltoI
appearance and will add to the at.-
tractivcnoss of the library mounds as
well as being an improvement over tho
present road. Councilman Malone sold
this morning that he and the contrac-
tor had been figuring and that they
will no doubt haVe enough brick on
hand to do this work. He said that
brick irad been saved in several places.
where it was thought. at first necessary
to have them and where it was found
out later that they were not needed.
They have also saved several yards of
brick in places where the road was
thought to be much wider than it is.
That piece of road in front of the
library is said to be a port of Wall
street and therefore will come under
tho improvements that are being made.
Brick was saved in another place as
Well as those hunted above. it was
flglu‘ed tlral the brick pavcrncut would
have to go down into Wcsi uvcnuc fur-
ther than it really docs and several
more yards wore saved by this finding.
The brick has been laid around the
corner into licldcn avcnuc now and
will be opened to the public this after-
noon. it Is thought. ’i‘hc work is be-
hip: carried on today in the north side
or Wall street in front of thc rosidcurc
of Dr. A. ll. Baldwin. and will proba-
bi4I rIncir IIIII watering tank bIIi'orII tlII
Iin4I' a work is linlsbcd.
The small city park at this rumor
has hIIIIu sadly IraruplIIIl down by IIII
pussinu of wagons ovIIr llii' grass and
Street Commissioner Muionc says Iirnr
it will tour some time to ruakII the III
pairs that are III-cessury lIcrII.
TYPllulll trruturo
aggro nun
lir. William J. ’l‘raccy said this
morning that he believes tiral tirc pros-
out epidemic of typhoid I’cvcr is not
due to the city water, but to the milk
that wc drink, and said further that in-
would advise boriiutt the milk and wntv
or that we drink. ilc would not. say
as to whose routc his suspicious are
directed. but be practically admitted
that ho had decided as to which route
the trouble is coming from. No said
that wc should be careful of tho urlik
we drink. the water and the. tiles. lie
said: “i am satisfied that the present
number or cases of typhoid fever urn
not due to the city water." 'i‘hcrciorc
If you want to ward off some of tho
chances of conirncilng the disease.
boil your water. your milk and keep
the files out of your house as much as
possible.
SKULL FRAGTllllED
BY HORSE? KICK
iI‘ruuiI i-lelbcr. of \Viunipnuk, a little
tin-(III or four year old boy. was found
in the lot near his liOllit' yesterday in
lng unconscious. He had gone into the
lot and had been kicked in tho I‘orov
head by a horse. lie was lIurriI-Il to
tile hoapitui. where Dr. W. .l. 'i‘rIrcIIy
performed an operation. The injury
was a depressed fracture. it being
about one inch long and one half an
inch wld . ’l‘be iracturo was r'cduced
and the child token to his homo.
whore ho is all right today.
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GIVEN A LINEN SHOWER.
Min Bertha Hunter. of Lows Street.
to Be Married Next Month.
'l‘wolvo merry young friends oi
Miss lioriira liunicr surprised and do
lighted her with a linen shower. at
her home, in lmvo street. Tuesday
evening. Much valuable aIlleIII was
given the briIicIIo-bo by tho girls. and
much iuugirtcr was created when one
young lady described the way lo basic
mcnt. Mia Medea Harris gave a short
lecture on "hitching posts," and Miss
Robins on "laundering lincn." after
which refreshments were served.
Lalo in the evening the happy party
roluctaniiy departed. wishing Minn
Hunter. who is to be married in (II-Io
bur, many happy days. The. rrboIvcr
correlated of many beautiful pieces of
linen.
Among those present were tho Mins-
oa iiillic Bouton. lieicn at. John. Marl-
nnha and Ethel Robina, Alllitl ii‘anchcr,
(lIIcIl Crow. Medea Harris. wilrui Mc-
[dial] and Mrs. mIigarDemmon.
GEMIIMS EllMllSE
VOLLMEM Mill ,PllllLMAll
At. a meeting of the Control Vcr
lqud last night at the Quartettc (llub
in North Main street a number of
matters of interest to the Germans of
the Norwaike and the residents of
German descent were discussed.
The meeting also gave its hourly en-
dorsement to the candidacy of Chief
of Police William Vollrnor for sheriff
and of Councilun Albert M. Polrimau
for mayor. The members of the Ver.
bond received an invitation to attend
the meeting of the voiimer (‘iub to be
held tomorrow evening at tho Mulruck-
onto Hotel.
Dr. i0. 8. Ostorbdnks. and wife. of
North avenue. have gone to Massachu-
unite for a ten days trip.
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SEYMMJR MAY
NAMED ilil
lilliliiRESSMAii
“flu——
Norwailt illan Suggested as the
Democratic Opponent
of Eli. Hill
lllliAllY HAS illill
llllMlllAiEil Ellil Sillillii
Thought it be the Strongest Can-
didate Procurabie
One of the most interesting political
developments of the last day or two
has been the prominent aungcsling of
the name of John S. Scymour, of Nor
walk. on tho Democratic.candidate for
congressman of the Fourth Connectb
out Congressional district. in opposi-
tion to Congressman IE. J. Hill. who
was rcnominatcd last Saturday in
liridgcporl. That Mr. Seymouc'a
name will meet with favor for this
nomination thcre poems to be every
propabiilty, for it is recognized that
hr» in probably the best tlttod man in
the district to oppose Mr. Hill.
Whither Mr. Seymour would enter.
Iain the suggestion of his name for the
taboo has not. been made known but it
ill thought Ipiltc'posslblc Ylf‘ would be
favorable toward the idea. The only
question would be the InfiuIIncII his
going into a congressional campaign
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
W....‘
Bill llliiill iii-
illll Ylill'S EAlil
Parade of Visiting Fireman's Del-
egates this Evening
'i‘onight will be the MK night of the
fair of Old Well flock and Ladder
Company. Visiting iii-omen will be
boys by Mia hundred-natal the lino of
march Which will precedc the opening
ot the fair for the evening. will no.
doubtcdiy be brilliant wltlr’f‘sd fir-II.
‘i‘he par-ad.- wiii start from the tire
house in iluviinnd atreIIt at 7 o‘clock.
it is canceled that practically ovary
inctnbcr of the South Norwalk III-part-
men! will IIII in uniform. Tho Amari-
I'nrr iiand will limit! the WI-slport nl'tb
men on the march from the South Nor-
waik III-pot to Havilnnd street. ’i‘lrc
\I‘csipcrt III-partnrcru members arr-
cIImlnn ()"t‘i' on ”11‘ 6.40 train. About
tiIII sonic time the Rowuyton and Unr-
icu dcpnrirnonts are oxpot‘lctl. Tho
llnc of march will rat be taken to thI
Washington street brldgc. wiicrc tbc
nrcurbcrs oi the East Nor-walk depart-
Incnt will bII rnct. 'I‘lII- wlrolc body of
firemen will then crunrtcrrnurcir
through Washington strcot to North
Main slrcct and West uvcnuII. At thc
Armory tliII Norunlli llr'cmcn will ho
DIN and another courrtcrrrrurcir ruurlc
through Wont avenue to Wcst Mrcct.
to Franklin street and throw to Rod
Men's Hall in Washington slrcoi.
Arrived in front of the bull. tlrr
members of Old Well Hook and Lad
dcr Company will open ranks and thc
visiting firemen will pass between
them into the hall.
There was anothcr iarfic utthIIthI-II
last evening at the hull and u up.»-
I-ial feature was the playing I)_\' (fron-
loro'a Band, by courtesy of tho their
argument of Music Hall. There will
bc an interesting program of onion
tnlnrnent this evening. Including two
more vuudovlllo acts from rrruslc Hall.
A feature ovary owning III “III Iinlr
cinn. music being furnished until a lab»
hour.
wFOR BALE ON ACCOUNT OF' lLL-
N588.
The long established luminous of
James Wood Noroton. t‘.ouu lovely-
iiring in tho lino of tools for a first
class shop, cutiorI machinIIa. stock
and dies. threading. soldering pots.
complete not of tin patiorun. new
a purring ulIIIurn, buck and ship oxicn
slon table and numcroua other nI-Il
cloe. This in a first claim opportunity
for a good luminous man Mr \\ ood
controiictl Ibo plumbing husinrna of
the town For terms and pIuIII-ulura
apply to Mrs Elizabeth Wood liurl li‘ll.
oun
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30 DAYS FOR HORACE SMITH.
iioraI-II i-iruitlr. of Knight sir-cot. was
urrculcd. yIIuiIIrday. by Captain 'i‘ilon1~
as liunt. upon the complaint of his
mother. who says that ovcrv time he
hummus drunk ho abuses iror. liin
lulIIot oil'cnso consisted of (filling bur
vlh» names and of throwing a loaf of
brand, which hit her in the head at
his parent. He was in the Norwalk
side of the Town Court, this mm as.
charged with drunkenness and hr soft
or peace. and plead guilty to tho
charges. He was found utility and pen-
li‘llGGd to Bridgeport jail for a period
of thirty days with costs
“an... .. we.
GeorsoMitcholl,ofIi1o F A. Mil.
choll furniture storm in spending the
day in New York city on business.
IPost cards are being recolvafi‘ from
Roy Lnyden. who is spending in VI‘
cation in Providenro it. 1.. with 11in
tlveu and friends. which report that ire
is snapping a no time.
. Iiii’
4i iiitlllli
That the interest in tho lie-st Room
evinced by the we n of this city has
not dimlshod in th slightest degree
was frilly demonstrptod yesterday of
tornoon when the Rest Room Commit-
tee ware ”At Homo‘l to all friends
The rooms.’ whit: bod been put in
perfect order for ti occasion by the
efficient and ever ourteous matron.
Mrs. F W lirowa.‘w,ore prottliy decor
uteri with saivia.I upmaiums, dahilad.
irnsturltume. asters 11d ferns. the pro
veiling color with being rod and
green
The different tables. with snowy
miner-y: silver urns. candelabra, with
red shaded, and "(1 My china. were
most attractive"
M-rs. F. l. liar-hell [decided at the
coffee urn; .‘rlrs F. Beymour, at tho
tea table. and bird.M.-hiWaterbI1ry.
at 'Uli‘ chocolato Do
The whiteness, he Misses Ruth
”YIN“. Mary Burl ii, Rosalia Jesse,
oer dd the Ilcllclou fifreshmonts.
All tho altornt‘ln 4 8 rooms were
throngcd with thI orry babel of
micro.
'l‘hII IucatII wcrer out hoapltahlv on
Iortnlucd by the in born of the Rest
Room Committee. ousted by Mrs. G.
S Kendall, president of the Woman's
Municipal League. of South Norwnik.
which founded the. Rest Room
The affair netted a nice sum for
the Rest itoom fund
The committee are Mrs.
Y.Pi3't‘l‘. Min, 1‘. ll
JuiiI \'.
Nadir. Miss t‘arr‘it-
.i.-uuour. Misc 1;. to Wood. Mrs.
Janice i‘oul. Mrs. id. Watcrbury
,tirs i" l~‘ Seymour, Mrs F. i. ilun-
lIt‘ll. Ml‘n. ii (I) Halley, Mina N. E.
Ityun. Mrs “Hilton Sourcrs. Miss
turnniuulrhm and Mill Gettier.
lYllilill AYEMIE Yllllil
lliiiilliil‘llti Siillill
Residents and Mlllrities Apron
as to Credit M improve-
. merit Program
The work of laying the new r. incur
\sidewnlk along Wilton avenue bi pm
arrest at lV. The little butt ”I of
11 tron Mia”. mm
out of the proposition; w oil boon
satisfactorily settled. The residents
crucrcd a protest sornc time ago bo-
cuusI- the grad» line. cstublinbod by
(lily Engineer Charles N. Wood, as air
Ilrorlasd by tho Norwulk (lily Council.
was six inchoa iowcr than the rottlcr
of tho madwu. ’l‘wo thhc residuals.
Morris Siull 11nd Joacpb “my bad ni
road) laid their walks brrforc the this
thin: had Yit‘t'll dlncovru-I-d,
Mr. Wood when told of thI mistaktI
said that the line he gar-I was started
in iiitI‘l and that since that limo notir
lliil bad boon donc. lic said that uoflr
ing could very well be Ilono. bill that
tho rcnucn the Mac was so low. is thtI
IuI-I that some tlvrI or six iilf‘lima of mu-
tI-rlrrl haw bcIn nIlIiIId to tho middle
of the roadway. ‘i'lut property owners
and the city onninocr and sI-ycral tub»
or lrrlIIrIIalIId portion pol toucrhor and
finally more to a decision upon the
matter.
The new aidounik is “w foot wide
and there. is a drunk pnlcb III-lunch the
cm b and tho tldgi‘ of flu; w.ailI of about
IlrII same width. Evcry resident along
the sin-III la iuy'lurz the walks and the
appearance of Wilton urcnuo will be
Itr'IIatly improved.
new mu m
strangled Milli
A forcc of masons are at work at
tho foundation of tho iI‘uirllcid County
National Bank, in Wall atroui, having
turn away a portion of the masonry
to allow the now one to be built to
hold the lamp now vaulf that in to be
installed in the bank. The vault in
nrrlvlux 'in section» and Contractor
i. lluil is doing the moving. When on-
tiroly let up the vault will wclgii in
flitI neighborhood of fifty Ions. filo
doors alouo Weighing nine tone, of
which the hinges account for one ton.
'l'lrc vault is and of the products of tho
Muslcr Safe Company. and the auto la
bring put in plan» by a iorcr of men
from this company. oxpcrlu at the
business.
inside tho outside door Ilrcru will no
ill iron grating. 'i‘b door is equipped
with a time lock our the dom- of steel
will be Iusnlydwo lflClil‘K thick. lic-
side Inc now vault there will bu booths
for paralytic-posit oustoururn placed in
the bank had there will xivc th- bank
tho modern oppcurnucc of its IIIIlglrbor
across the street. but recently com.
plotcd. the National Bank of Norwnlh.
About another No or throc wraith will
be flooded fur lllti changes that are in
course of contraction.
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OUT-DOOR PS‘OHIBITION MIET-
, l \
Oliver w. Stewart. Nltllimal lecturer
for the f‘rohlbitlon Party. will dive on
microns in Railroad place. South Nor.
Walk. Thursday evenintt. Hunt. as. its
will also speak in Namath tit uoontimo
of the some (for. near 1th Norwslk
Hotel. The public are cordially luvit
ed to attend ”than. meetings.
BURGLARY ill;¢ FAIRFIE’LD.
The bolus of Ill! . (iilaon. a Well
known nmflww '“ldl'l‘li in! brain
field was u room line a no
mind» at Y no cash to the amount
which gold chain India
:‘VdYabi iivolroi' also.
mummy. momma 22.1910 . . ,
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WREMK 3
Ylll MA
“MA All
Frighliul Toll of Death Follows
Collision oi Trolley at Bluff-
ton, lndlsna
ilii ii illiiii Ian
iiiili illiilillllli uni
Nearly Every Prominent Fam-
ily in Town Afflicted
FORT WAYNE. ind. Sept. 23."-
war. the death of Frederick (2. Jones,
of Warren. lnd.. in the hospital today.
the number of dead in tho interurban
disaster yesterday afternoon ncar
Kingsley. ind. was increased to forty.
Jones was a son of 1.. C. Jones. pres-
ident of the Warren Bank. Two 0th.
oi‘tl. Miss Margaret 'f‘rlbolet and F. A
Parkirurst, both of llluffton. are in a
critical condition at a local hospital.
4 lnvI-stigation of the cause of the
wreck, which claimed the lives of for-
ty people. most of them cnroutc hero
to visit the Allen County Fair. will be
continued actively by A. A. Shane. in-
diam Railroad Comrnlssiou’cr. it is
expected he will reach some definite
conclusion before the day is or or
Arrhnuerncnts' for funerals of lb:I
victims arc in progII-su. it is expected
first burial in most cases will trike
place tomorrow.
(Continued on Second Pain.)
Sillillililllll llllilS ill
llEYi Yiliili iflllliliiiilll
Plain Clothes Men Swarm Alleg-
ed illegal Resorts, Spread-
ing Consternation
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NEW \'0llK.8¢l1t 22 A police
descent on tho Tenderloin in tho earl
hours too I) was featured by serum
of the most spectacular raids in years
on niluucd illegal resorts. Plain
clotlreanrcu swarmed through the dis-
trIIi and arrests Wt‘i't.‘ made right and
ion Two police stations wIIIc crow-Ii
cd with prisoncrn taken by the police
in tho laid and as tho result of a
round up of portion of tho district
found on the streets during the nixht.
l‘bc activities of the oilicinl force
cnurcd intcnrc IIxcitmnIInt in the T0»
IlIIIioin. clouds fI.‘Illo\\lng tho raiders
about and uniting the results of their
operations. Agents of Raymond Fos-
Illck. IIourruissloncr of accounts. whose
invostinatiun of 'i‘crrdcrloin conditions
brought about Actiru: Mayor Mitchel's
lt‘t‘t‘llt complaint against l’olicc (‘onI
Iulssluucr linker. WtIrt' out in hunt
bcra iuliowlmt thc toursc ol‘ the. police
and cooking rIviIlI-rrcc for the lrand
.lury probing or gambling and vice
conditions, now in progress.
it will oxlmIIlI-II that (fornlnlnioncr
lurkcr would be our of tho wilnosnI-a
IuilIIIl by tho Grand lnry today.
w .o... o—m
ilillllllliillili Willi
lYllSllll Pililli Billlll‘ril
Trolley Company Desires to line
Railroad Tracks to Store
Cars in Roundhouse
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'l‘hu (Yonnuctlcut Company has made
application to the solcctmcn of tin-
loan of Norwaik for lhom to accept
its plan to construct. operate and
qulutuiu'u connecting iracli between
tun prcsont truck run! the sidluutrack
which runs into the Standard Oil Com-
pany‘s yards. The place whom the
oilicou of the standard Oil Company.
in Wilson nvnnuo. It map and a plan
have boon submitted to tho Islet-lineal
and to on file in their union.
‘l‘nu plan. if carried out, will take
off oulto’a portion of the highway for
home little distance. but will not mm
torially hinder traffic on the road. for
it is on the outer side. and the road
is quite wide at this point. “The of»
loci of tho company is ostonnlbiy for
the purpose of storing their open cars
In tho round boulp at Wiluon's Point
for lbs winter. but it i! onld that-they
lllinI a deeper purpose at the bottom
of It all.
The track prepared will run from
the prom" passenger track to thaw
pronont steam mad freight track that .
soon to Wilson Point. and this will not
transit of their carrying possum".
However. they may never wish to
carry passengers on the road
There will he a hearing in the sea
lootmen's ofllue. It s p. at. September
rrt if they will! in
upon the mail er.
Mrs. tor .l’ollurd. of Winnlplillt. is
uprmdinpi I few days with friends in
8””!!le E. ‘
A L Reynold-I. of Broad River. went
to New York city this morning littoral:
latch or be heard
It most and print: to his home. all
or from liaisons. . .
Indulge in proposed in just hulow the .
27th and all lnldfe‘ted may be prov ” A
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illiilliili iii ‘Y
iii an __
Porter inIThe Elms Hotel Found
incinerated in tile Boom-1’
- Servant Injured
GREENWICH. Sept.
22. —-—Joeapb
death, and Harsh Stewart, another car
pioyo, injured in a fire which ear—
ly toda :plestroyed an annex of The
Elms H Adel, occupied by the servants.
The fire is supposed to have started
on the third floor in the room occupied
by Christopher. His charred body was
forrnd in the ruins after the tire The
Stewart woman jumped from a second
story wlrrdow. and while her injuries
have not been determined it is believ-
ed they are serious. The other (room
pants pf the annex made their way out
with safety. I
The guests in the hotel proper left
the building with whatever clothing
they could catch up at the Maui.
and thus attired joined the servants
and firemen in fighting the" filiames.
keeping them back from the main
building Many of the men guests
climbed up on the roof of
the adjoining structure and fought
the diamee with Ivet Towels
while the women need pit.
chart: and pulls of water. None of the
an to were reported injured.
be loss. it is believed, will be about
. 85.000.
STATION AGENT HARRIS SICK
AGAIN
George. w Harris. the well known
South Norwaik railroad ticket agent.
who was confined to his home by ill-
ness for nearly five months, and only
resumed his duties a wank ago. suf-
ferred a rclnpac this week. and is
again quire seriously ill. Elton E.
Baker. the night agent. who was sub-
stituting during Mr. llarris‘ illness, is
on a vacation. and Edgar Dcmmon
has been filling both positions.
Classified advertisements on "til I 0
so wordo' or less. 83 cents: 3 tint-org”;
uch additional word. I not nor imam“:
TO LET
TO LET~FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS
and basement. and a barn if rcuuircd. ins-l
quire Ill t‘cdar strcot. 92! 3f
T0 LIT- not so or: em to: molds
in iiurrli nvI-noc. lnIpruvemI-nta. in-
quireI of Wm. H. Wilcox. United Bank
Building. 32- 3t
Christopher. 11 porter, was burned to .
‘lII
counsel Considering sendino bill. ‘
to Commissioners
A iexisiatlve bungie that may not
the Town of Norwaik between Chow
and 37, 000 has been unearthed, d , .
really, by the discussion in this cit: .
of a police pension fund. The matter. _
is now receiving the careful attention ‘- ‘
of the office of Warner & Goidscinnldt.
town counsel. Attorney Lewis Gold-
scbmldt stated today that it looks at if
the town wins and hewiil know posts
lively tomorrow.
The result here may have a m}
reaching effect. extending all over the
county and perhaps still further. It
the town counsel’s investigation shot“ .
the some final result as the prelimlnI
ary delving into town financial rec-
(Contlnued on Eighth Page.)
Tin-loud {indictment- on this n
words or “II- 26 mu: 3 timoo. t
eh additional word. 1 «at por- Insertion.
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WA.NTED '
W N'Y'ED‘TO. PURCHASE 81X GQQD
flaw? l1orkcu.ltayrnond Bros. all at
W NTEDMBOARDERS. TRANSIENT:
flu“ he Johnsonlon.‘ 2 Hilts tComfor
L-
“common-ti no for those seeking
stream arm and excellent table
arm; no and surroundings. I10“?!
swAisrto-ui DIBHW 3 «AND
dinln room bel. Audlamm . ,
rant. '4' North n Itl‘vfti- .. up t
To LIT~—l-‘l\’l¢ ltIIIIM FLAT Wi'l‘u
improvements. lrrt‘uire 35 Cove afflict.
Elst- Nbrwnllt. F lopn. it‘d-ll
To ITmHOU Sit Ol‘ SEVEN ROOMS.
No. it urrltt overrun. with lift tenements.
Apply to hire \erdunl‘tl to uni: sMal‘a
stun-L
.-
TO LET (III‘ 'l‘ 191‘. PRIVATE PLAClI‘
\ irulii horror. cum large garden our
lawn. lint; Main strcat. Norwalk. Conn.
Urn. I. lirllton. it: Furl sin-cl. Batu Nor-
WIIlk. t‘onn. 321 ff
itIII‘Iu WITH
Home cooking.
TO LET—l l lI‘ArlAN’l‘
Inbb- board for thr
linviinnd arm-L
”TO LET -'l‘WU Rooms FUR GENTLE-
mnn orrlI.1rr privntu house. cchtmily in-
mind. all llill‘lHtiVltnlt'lllH Apply at this
nillts‘ 8.1 3'.
T0 LEF—R‘I‘Tamsnnp room more
with lurtlr. Icntraliy l-II-ntrri. all cunvcn~
louvre. lnouiic lit Noam Mull! St. NE" (it
TO LET I‘lt‘r: IIIIIIM APARTMENT.
m-nly powered and prriutcri Inquire at
at South Main St. 319 if
T0 LIT~vllAMilIrIIN AVE. TWO 3-
fomlly trounca, Il- -rmmr u Itmcntn. all im-
pr-IIIIIanInts: good rottrlllon; one block
from railroad station; root "Inimitable.
JI-eI-I-lr it Taylor. hi. it
BUSINESO WOMEN 8 APAH INTO.
ORCHARD 8T. NORWA
TO LIT—~00NVloNli-ZN'PLY FURNISH!-
mi aparlltmnll. three or four rooms. with
bath. but valor and hunt supplied to thoI
lu-unnts Poser-Minn at oncc Apply 53
\Vull Ava. Norw.hlii 3121f
T0 L T—«t‘OTTMiE SIX nouns,
Meadow t.' . lino Iwu flats; modern lrnn
prov-Irncrrts. inoubo lt..loscluvi1ky. all
First St . Eur Nor-walk. Jliutl
To LIT~REMI than! out Flitti’i‘
floor Quart: Ar (Turban building: suitable
for llxht manufacturing or offl :llxht on
three IIidon. steam butt-dun elevator.
For further rtloularn inquire at office
of the out an Cinr do. iv” if
no.» M. «an...
Business norrcas.
anterior" orchid-2n arm muvra
walls. out do: woibr doe mod. “Prompt:
attention. if. It. Miller. at 32: Sou
Norwalk
JAMII A. FULLIMNDWL!‘ TAH-
lluhod emplo out annoy. No. 05 hit-
lIrI nvunuc 'o.rwsik 'l‘ui 1114.5. 8| un—
tloun scout-ml for all chumps of applicants.
tibia wantwl. I'all daily at employment
ltflt'lwy. 1132
NO!!! P. HALLOOK. iIMJlEt-t‘ Mil.-
i nor. Hat- trimmed and made in the lot-
t uo-tnednte styled. Materials furnished
drain-Ii. llourn from it it. In. to ii: an p.
to. ill tibimtnul lIlt.. booth Norwalit 0112 f
OONTIAGTI SOLICIT» I Foil CON-
IIIIIIIa. collars and walks. rut IIluun ma-
terial and Work nmttultlp guaranteed. lllntl-
mhtos cheerfully gimp Angola lIluiifir-
«lli. Box Ill). Hoot orwuk. I23 im
””””” rider.
LOIT “ANN HOOK Italic IIN Nulh
walk Sarina IIIoIIlI-ty Payment has MI!"
plopped. inIlI-r please return to book.
still! 39
u“- Wu...” «.1. a .)
m4
Ni 31 runou
‘ white in horns. iariln
ewamsm warriorrbwonno MXIII. '
tyrant-a of use. desires work of
kit“ myln fair wages. Address R .
Sunburst o or. £22. at
WANTIOI—POUR I '
floor. Hconvenient “no 8. r. ,
1 him.“ .snydchb tm'm avenu. , ‘-
WANT‘D ~ AGENTS. "BATT No
for the Rialrt‘ ~~tlre lilo story of Tb
Roosevelt. Authentic. l'.p-to-date f4
money maker. Liberalism. Out tttl
chiuler (‘o.. 269 Fourth BL. PM I-
3“ tkt. .
TWO
positions open at present for two
bright” and intelligent women as solel-
ladies in cloak and mlilincry dcpnrtmentta
turn-lichen preferred. Apply H. Kruger
Ilia
WANTED M SA LESLADIEB.
WA NTED .- STORAGE SPACE It!
Trirswew \lfx. Division. fiulsbipt 0on
tor system. 132 \Vatcr arrest. adopt
r
WANTED Irousrcwottft BY THE
«cry or \\ rolling to do at home. Apply
7 My Ava. South Norw.aik 3:0'3!
CL ETT. PIABODY ‘ CO. HAVE
situat one to trflci ox rlean-Il operators
on lM‘Vl'r machines. or so (iris over 16 to
loot 1t Iitcudy work the yclr around. :20 m
WANTED-«A wound son onu—
oral houseWorlf in a small family. A good
home and wears. Apply It 27 turnrm tit.
roar CALE on To
for min or to let. in uire aynrcud Gm—
cory 00. Elm Urovo ml. if
WHO WANTS TO II C IAN? Wis:
alum windows stores. a. one...
floors and all kinds of property Guards»
teed Contacts mode by the woo».
month or year for I vol-g little money.
Please call 82 North Moi t, 130th
walk. ‘I‘cloplrono t‘ all 880
IT «HOUSES
a: In:
WANTED TO BUY. ALL KINDS
live cattle and poultry: but prim
No for good fat calvotl.
IIngnnntlI-ut Turnpike, South 0
u "f
WANTID—JBVHRYBODY 1'0 D
diagonal Spring Water. I“
v
I
#bwiutsly HIE
M‘mdi‘tY
FOR SALE.
FOR IALln-RECOND ”AND. lid IN” I?
lint Air Forum's. with p on. «to. [and Ill
red at your door.
o-nlion bottle. “a.
No. it Butts door, East rw . ‘
toiopliofto rout-‘12.Nu “‘3." it . ‘
Ho'm'fisol oaIAo. w I
bread ftIesh ovary mornlu Rye Yang!» .‘
Monday. Wednesday. It‘rl . ' ‘
Tuesday ’l‘hured 8st in try.
“will“. 5: North Mo on 8L. Tub m. j
wIIu loputtslnwu family housed
bargains. Also now mitt-col with all
rovom me.
life. Vail
walk.a
FOR IA Lin-l hi)
#0 n u l. I nxcdr'rlomu tag If.
”silent [than
full it!
“n". rug“:
. itasi
silo‘dt
“Wrench Aim M§ ‘
M!” 01‘ I'M. It'll .
Mars. lion 3M. Dorian. Goon.
row I u idM‘ili l Ni) :6
our titan-AllardacousticalY“hAtitrrttiI.11IA “Yoda;
LOITI LAST HIINIMY lN BOUT"-
gut. tun. lIIrtiIIr puga firm month 1: old.
now l.. M Clown. irdsld. 'f‘cl. I‘g‘ll-u 4.
Marti.
.... . m... ..
PROFESSIONAL
MIDI IVHE MARYAN .OUTaN-n
l'ltlllo luvlrucllohhla-bort Burk method.
1
(L‘ mmtry t‘lub. do very
“YER, Addroon Box "0.. south :3; a
lion IwA anatomical: onw
venue. ‘holco location. All
animals. 8 a freer. luie‘ot'r
iln tcdr' not water but I" ll Md
floor». “3mm tanner-foo: condition. "f
It Taylor D. ldrn. 2*»?
Irdb ma iron otasorrica'rrou.
Itch CALI-«DINING noon Ira-
1" m
a slrmnur mu Inmuphiy pros-i ”FDR. ACIMTYAN ROD!
w I and “11."!!ka was reasonable. om Iii sou N war
in lilicuiuut uh. tiauth‘Sorwaik. lflfl (Imam Taylord th oeYrY $3....
‘ Iron nun--
‘ ‘ditwfts‘fififl
nouns “biomedical- .4
has. A. lltl macaw. Ma,
A W a»
”It“
310‘ “1:00ch ‘
mandate ids-gem:
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