Mayor A. M. Pohlutstt‘ Submits
First Massage; and flakes
fishy Recommendation
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8. W. iioyi, ir.. Appointed En-
ginssr of City Streets
Last night Mayor Albert M. Polli-
man and the new board of city coun-
. *' formation (intimacy
IIIIIIER RRIIIIIII llllI
Attorney Merit Ii. Norman Par-
fertile
Center School IIIstrlct
A large gathering of townspeople at-
landed the laying of the corner stone
of the new Center school building on
Monday of this week.
The red standstone corner piece.
procured by soine of Darlene merit
publicapirltcd citiaens was laid by
Mark D. Norman.s former pupil at
the school. now a practicing law yer
in New York city. Mr. Norman was
committee of the Center district for
several years and has rendered other
valuable service in school affairs.
Mr. Norman Impressed upon his
young listenersythe value of friends
made at school. asserting their con
stsney over other friends of later
years. and the Importance of the for~'
mation of a good character among
those early friends to insure progress
and success in later years. Mr. Nor-
nran also spoke of the advance made
cilmen held their first meeting for the
transaction of business. and it was in
many ways one of the most lmportantl n
sessions of the year. At this. time tbd
mayor .presented his message. an-
nounced his committee appointments.
which had been awaited with much In-
terest. and various appointive city of-
one were filled.
In the latter category the action
which was of the most interest was
the combining of the oflicos of city en-
gineer and superintendent of streets.
which had been under consideration.
as nientloned in yesterday's Sentinel
and which means the supplantlug of
Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun
dop. City Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt
Jr.'. being selected for street superin-
tendont and continued as city engin-
ear. The salary oi fl. 100 agreed upon
will not it is stated. include compen
satlon for Mr Hoyt for engineering
Work he may be called upon to do for
th a city.“
All iiir‘i members of the council were
present when Mayor Albert M. Pohl
man called order. including William
Milton. homes .Canty. James T
Powers. illiam .McMahon. Charles
eon sndJ cob uuwsiler
JCoo than. PI . phld not been
previou . . jggifl- Mayor Poni-
man ad onto to him and
"uh
Expect foSiiovI; Their True Form
and Make Up for Yester-
day’s Defeat
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l8.——The two
leading baseball tenths of the country
were ready and "ill" this morning for
the second struggle at Siiibc Park for
the world’s championship. Although
the day broke a little hazy. the sun
quickly dispelled thI fog and the af«
ternoon promised to be fine.
The Chicago Natlonsl League cham-
pions were apparently not downcaat
by yesterday's defeat. Captain
Clialice's men are hard and seasoned
campaigners. and know that one vic-
tory does not win a world's champion-
ship. The leader of the atlonais had
no excuse to offer for esterday's re-
sult. He gives the great Bender all
the credit due him for his masterful
pitching. and praised the high class
playing ability of the Philadelphia
team.
The t‘hlcagoalayers are confident
of victory today.
"It was a one-infill game yesterday."
said one of the playdrs. "but it won‘t
be today. Now that we have [Oi into
action I feel we wi show our true
form .lnd the Athletics' pitcher. who-
ever . may be today. will have no
terror for lit."
At Sblbe Park there was the same
confident. talk. The Philadelphia Am-
erican team went into Yesterday's
game with the determination to "get
the Jump" on their rivals and hold the
advantage to the end.
There is a baseball tradition that
the team which wins the first game
takes the series. Having won the first.
the "White Elephants” believe that
baseball history will repeat itself.
Connie Macks men think the two
pitchers sent in yestclday by Chicago
are the best that Captain t‘hdnce has
to offer. and they feel confident they
will have no more trouble with iirown.
Reulbsch and the others than they
had with Overall. Contain .Davls' men.
however. have a wholesome respect
for Moistyrs..ivho stopped their rush
around the bases yesterday. and they
expect that McIntyre wilrpitch against
them in one of the mes at Ohio
it was expected at the batter res
today would be Mordecai Brown and
filing for on and coolnhs and
Thomas for Phls sdalphis. Manager
luck. at tbs last minute. may send In
flank. All the iwirlsrs were in grand
form and another splendid game was
looked for by the fans.
A crowd fully as large. if not larger
than yesterday was upsetsd to wit-
bass the second game. The bleacheru
itss began to assemble at fl o'clock
this morning at ills field gates. and
four hours lstsr a double line extend-
ed half way around the grounds.
I I amount
3% by "Ty” Gobi sud Napa
9'. .
Ital“
in school matters in the town and the
v efforts the people were making to have
their school the very best.
Other speakers of the day were Rev.
r. If. s. lirown. member of the school
board. and Rev. Dr. Carlos Martyn
and William 0. Perry. also members
of the board. The school children
sang several songs appropriate for the
occasion.
Wilthin the corner stone was seal-
ed a metal box containing the names
of all the town and school olllcers. the
names of the building committee. the
names of all the pupils and teachers.
cards from a number present. among
whom was William ii). Street. who
was an active member of the school
board for about twenty-five years.
many entail coins. a history of the old
buildings of the town written by Mrs.
(i. ll. Norton. and copies of the liar-
ien Review. Stamford Advocate and
South Norwalk Sentinel. Cards rep-
resenting the contractors of the "lost
excellent building Werelaiso enclosed.
A vote of thanks to the taxpayers.
building committee and town officers.
proposed by Rev. Dr. H. S. Brown. was
given by the assembly amid applause.
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Aaron Sphagnum ills Little
limidsr lust In This
Saturday evening about 7 o'clock
Aaron Smith. of Jarvis avenue. put his
daughter to bed and wept down stains
Into the kitchen to raid ,eide had not
been there long. when he began to
hear a crackling noise. air of something
burning. He attempted to go upstairs.
but the flames met him and he was
forced to turn back. He went outside
and climbed Into his child's room
through a window. He took her out
to the roof and handed her down to
other members of the family. Then
with the assistance of Thomas Ryan
and Daniel Gilbert they went to work
to save the house.
Water in polls was brought from
the well of Thomas Ryan and the men
worked tirelessly. succeeding in the
end in saving the house. although a
great deal was destroyed. The fire
department was not notified of the fire.
for it was out of the city limits. It is
remarkable how much of the house
Was saved. considering the hcrcencss
of the fire and the good start that It
had.
The house and contents were partly
insured through the agencies of if. M.
Dunn and Son. and the .l. M. [nylon
and Company. so that the loss is not
entire.
' Dislike Swamp Firs Imlko.
The residents whose homes have
freon enveloped ill smoke for many
days on account of a swamp fire in
North Taylor avenue. are commencing
to get up in arms over the situation.
They think that it in high time that
something he done to abate the nul-
ssnce which is so bad gs to be iniur-
ions to health.
One solution suggested has been to
have the fire department make u try
at the fire. which is being fed. it is
believed. by peat. bill it was the opin-
ion of Chief H. 1". Clark today that
the department does not possess
enough hose to stretch to the arena
of trouble.
if. is claimed that the swamp has
been stirs for two weeks.
FUNERAL 0F
IIVOI Ililillilli
Mayor Lssnron M. Brundaga will be
laid to rest this afternoon in River-
side oemetery. following the funeral
services which were conducted at his
late home in bias avenue by Rev
OsWItt T Van Duran. of the Norwailt
Baptist Church. at it: so oclock. The
funeral will probably be one of the
largest that Norwslk has witnessed in
some time. There will be delegations
present from all the various orgsnlsa
lions to which the docssseti belonged.
and the illiks' service will be used.
Business of the city is to be Itll‘
pended from 2 until fl c'.clocll a spirli
that is quite proper. considering the
high ition in the city that the da-
hss held. At the funeral the
lllll bums will be the members of
the: police department. and the coun‘
ollms'u will set as honorary psil bear.
srs. There will be a delegation pm
silt from the Mayors' Association.
floral have been many
IN very beautiful. .
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IIIIIIWIIII III
'fwo Republican councilman Ab-
sent and It Was Decided to
Defer the Election
IIIIIIIIIIIEIIIII EIIIIIERIII
I’RESIIIEIII IIE IIIIIIRIIIE
Telegrams and Resolutions of
Hearst for fisyor' s Fatally
Contrary to all expectations the City
of Norwalk Common Council did not
meeting. The absence of the two Re-
publican councilman ptrt a sort of dam-
per upon the feelings of the remainder
of the councilmen anyway and with
out these two members of the council
it was decided by the corporation
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Occupants of the America Pick
ed Up by the daysl fiaIi
Shani» Treat Today
liERE IEII IIIER»
sawdust stain the Party
Was Safe .
NEW YORK. Oct. “er wireless
message to the New York Times from
tapfain Down. of the Royal Mail
steamer Trent. says that the Trent
picked up Weliman and the crew of
the America at is o'clock this morning.
The airship had been abandoned. The
rescue was made in latitude 35.43.
longitude 68.18.
The wireless message received by
Sandison It Boo. local agents of the
Royal Mail Steamship Packet Line.
plying between New York anti (tubs
and Bermuda. was signed by ('orn»
mundcr Down of the sit-acuivr Trent
and road as follows:
"At 5 a. m.. sighted Wellrnan'e sir-
sbip America in distress. Signals by
Morse code that she required assist—
ance and help. After three bourn' ms»
noeuvrlng and fresh winds blowing girl
Wellman with entire crew and rat.
They were hauled safely on board. All
are well. America was abandoned in
latitude 36.43 north, longitude till.”
west."
The position reported by Captain
Down indicates that Wellman flilil his
crew were picked up at a point about
150 miles due cast of (‘upn iiuileras
on the North Carolina coast .
When informed by long distance
telephone of the nerve of the rooms
of Walter Wellmnn and his crew, Mrs.
Weilmsn. who was in her room in an
Atlantic City hotel. exclaimed: Thank
God for the good uows‘ i am overjoy-
ed to learn that my husband and the
brave men with him are safe."
Shipping man here say the Trent
left Bermuda yesterday and must have
been too or boo miles south of Randy
Hook when the Weilmau party was en
countered.
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8T AlltlllilTiNiiI. li'lsu Oct. ill ~
1 be entire business section of fit Au-
gustine is flooded with inrusbing sea
water today. while the wind and waves
are still rising. with no Indication of
when their limit will be reached The
water is pouring over the seal wall
from the highest storm title In sixteen
years.
it is feared that tonight s title will
be still worse and that It will sweep
high over the city.
tie far there has been no loss of lift
and the property damage is confined
mainly to the parenting of a few hour
as and the unveiling of trees by wind
Mil. LooltWOOD INTIITAINO.
James A. Milkweed entertained a
company of friends last evening at
his hosts. as Chestnut street. Booth
Nerviaih. in honor of his birthday
There was s happy gsthsflng Iii
friends and relatives and the evening
passsd most pleasantly Pastures“
the entertainment program were music
and whist.‘ and a supper was served.
Ir. lack woos received AM I'd-
mathemuioaiatasm
or hndsoms and valuable mil.
' also as secretary o
elect a mayor last evening at their'
tiff tiff mime
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sinuous.
The Boston newspapers state that at
a conference of tho. Social berries and
industrial Cbinlh‘lti oi the Congrega-
tional National Go all in Boston. Rev.
Charles Mania and was elected
chairman of the or section. and
the entire commit-
tee. The western headquarters of
the work will be at the office of Pro
lessor Graham Ta or in Chicago and
the eastern has uarters here in
South Norwalll.
it was voted to s
or for both Made
Eipply a stone rapb
rters soda aso to
building in New orli in connection
with the commlis n for social sore
vice of the Facet-t“ n of Churches. of
which Dr. Msctarlsbd has been elected
a director.
The general secretary. who will rep
resent the entire, Industrial Depart-
ment of the Go national Churches,
will have his with the Congre-
gational Brotherhood in Chicago.
This new morainent in the denomic
nation was carried through largely by
the efforts of Dr. Mscfarlsnd Profes
sor Graham Taylor and Dr. Washing
ton Gladden. *
Tbs Congregationalism are the sec
ond denominationl to do this. the
Presbyterian “having been the first.
lIlI. RRIRREII Elli
W Hill lllllll
Charged Willi ills Murder of tits
Wits. bills Elnorain
. rattles
mrvoorv. oer.
(‘rlppeufiwthe 'A
it -—Dr iiawley
loss medical prsc
tlonsr. from comparative
obscurity to a l n of international
notoriety in consequence of the toys
lotions clasp of his wife.»
day was put on t fer his life. ell-ram:
ed with the deliberate murder of Con
Belle Crippcn. the Abisrlcan actress
known In the profession as Belle El
more.
The Jury. s typical Ibody. of middle
c and of V"
on
“t.”
.cea rippen pleaded not guilty and
ions expression on his face as Richard
I). Muir made the opening statement
for the prosecution.
The trial. which is being held in the
new Bailey. promises to be one of the
most historic Ill the annals of that is
moua court.
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone is
presiding and he was accompanied flu
in court today by air John Knill. Lord
Mayor of london. Sir Thomas Strong.
isord Mayor-elect, and the ateril‘fs In
their robes of office.
The American witness. Bruce Miller.
of Chicago. and his wife worr- may.
nixed when they appeared In a cab. Air.
Miller was formerly an actor and
know Belle Elmore in a professional
way. When Dr. (‘rlppsn was at
tempting to explain the disappearance
of his wife to Inspector Dow. or 800i
land Yard. he said that he thought she
had gone to info Mr. Miller in the Uni.
ted States. Mr Miller subsequent-
ly declared that his acquaintance with
lielie Elmore was only such as occurs
In the routine of theatrical engage-
nienta.
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liravrbridps w» soils omen
and on sum by flun-
nlnp Into barrier of It
There rants near being a serious
Act‘lflflll at the Washington street
bridge last night. The draw being
opened at the lime and had It been
entirely clear, a trolley car would have
plunged off the structure into the
harbor.
The rat leaving Nurwsllt at lift”.
in charge of Conductor Chin"!!! Itsun
son and Mommas it. Decker.
crashed into the closed gates and do
all stopped when if rhino in contact
wi h the south corner of the draw.
The collision was due to the fact
that the isotorlnsn did not discover
untilloo late that the gates were ultra.
ad. ifs afterward claimed that than
was no warning light on the gate.
The scene was a thrilling one when
the ear landed into the partially new
ad structure. on account of the pos-
sibilities of tbs situation. The flat“
was not badly amused but the past
holding the tea was broken. as was
also the in diam by which the cur-
rent is transmitted from the bridvo
entrants to the draw hesitant! the
supports of a section of the brides
railing.
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Twit W I o urw
will not lid in union Friday. October
Ii. mirth to ilridgsilort to
M m ‘I'ss germinated» Gorilla
on that data.
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have a third office it the Presbyterian I
of three lestsn- ,
then listened intently and with so an: ‘
mm
REPRESENIAIIVE
deceived lbs of file Votes Casi.
While Attorney Nehemiah
.IIISIIIIES IIE IRE”
I’EilIE iRE lllIElI
They Are Messrs. Dunlap. Grif-
fin, Russell and Edwards
Last night's Republican canons of
the Second district. for the purpose of
live and to nominate justices of the
peace. had created so much Interest
that Quittner's lisll In Railroad are
one was filled to the floors for the
friendly contest that was anticipated
between former Mayor Mortimer M.
for the nomination.
(Continued on third page).
BIJIIII IIREAIII
SWIICII IIIIX
BIIRIIEII [IIII
80m Excitement Ciussti by s'
Firs in the Lobby of Theirs
Building. Last flight
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Show Want tin Attil- f'atl flin-
utss Daisy ‘
Although enrolls filtered into the lil-
Iou Dream. iloyt's Theatre. last evan-
ing shortly after ti o'clock. just after
'tiie second performance had been
sidricd. from a small are In the clot:-
trlt- wiring back of tile switch box in
'the lobby. the big audience. which hllv
ad the house. behaved handsomely and
there was not any sign of a panic. The
firemen. who were oulctly summoned.
aiding the employee of the house in
the use of fire extinguishers. made
quirk work of the blsse. which was
confined entirely In the small section
back of the switch box though the
ladies retiring room was more or less
damaged
The manner In which the trouble
was handled reflects much credit on
the management. and gave a demon-
stration of the careful manner In
Which the orders of Fire Marshal n.
William iiarford had been carried out.
Even though the house Is crowded
lg: reach of the evening performances.
t rule that all of the aisles nruut be
kept open is strictly observed Last
evening. when it was discovered there
was trouble back of the switch boa.
Rouse Manager Edward J st'hnlfer
notified the stage by an electric push
button In the office. to Immediately
turn on all of the lights in the house.
At the time the motion pistons wars
Just being shown foriihs second per-
furmanco and no vaudeville act was
ready to It) on
House Manager Ecuador announced
to the rear of the house and Albert
Hamilton. one of the stage employee.
announced from the stage that than
had been a little accident. but that
there was no danger and the perform
sites could be seen without fear of
danger This was completely re-as—
suring to the greater part of the his
audience. 'A low got up and quietly
walked out. but they did so in a very
orderly an» A frequent as res-
slon has was. "I don't mind a ittlo
thing like that. im going to stay and
see the show“ Fire Marshal if
turd who was a member of the all
was no danger.
William fl. flailtulnt's automobile
was outside the theatre and he drove
around in Old Wall Hank and ladder
company quarters and brought back
hand extinguishers and some area. is
all the contents of live sstlngulshsrssm
were dendrite (3th Harold it.
(tiara. Assistant tibial tinsstsr if.
mark and former Chief A, fit. Win-
vclisslsr all happened to be near tilsii
cases when the little trouble occurred
in.“
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av fig pure a grocery store
from Kraft Tsvlov. to: Taylor ave
ass. i solicit a share of your panca-
sgs. Onlsrsnisy bslaftwfthssafor
it (fresh. dealer in hay. Fain.” straw.
m.
Petr-urn finish. of musing Mill ave
m
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We
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Baudaa flail Ninety-nine i
selecting a candidate for representa- ‘
Leo and Attorney Nehemiah Caudoe‘
once. also gave assurance that than m
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South flirt-walk fisyor and Board
ouncllmsii P
ciiasillutltlns
A set of resolutions adopted by the
South Norwalk city council at. last
night‘s meeting was a fitting expres-
sion of the deep sympathy of the offic-
ials of this city in the and death of
Mayor Lseman M. Brnndago. of Nor-
walk. The Illness of Mayor Brundage
had also been closely watched by the
council which retired a week ago and
which directed the city clerk to send
a letter of sympathy to Mayor Brun-
dags In his illness and hope for his.
speedy recovery. which. however. sub.
sequent events have proven, was not
ctryp of the resolutions passed as
a result of Mayor Brundage's death
were ordered placed on tile and the
original has been sent to the family.
The resolutions were as followup.
Council Chat-inn,
South Norwalk. Conn. , ..
October 17th. 1910. .
.Whereas, The great and supreme
Ruler of the Universe. has In his in;
finite wisdom. removed from among
us. one of our worthy and esteemed
oitiacns. Loernon M_ Brundage. and
Whereas. The long and intimate ra~
lstlon held with him In the faithful
discharge of his duties in this com-
munity as mayor of Norwaik. malice it
eminently Ittlng that we record our
appreciation of him. and
Whereas. The wisdom and ability
which he has examined In lding by
service. contributions and co nsel. will
be held In grateful remembrance, and '
Whereas. The sudden removal of
such a life from
leaves a vacancy and a shadow that
will be deeply realized by all the citi-
aeus of The Norwalks. and will prove a
serious loss to the community and the
public.
Tiler-fore Be it Resolved. That with
deep sympathy with the bereaved rel»
atives of the deceased. we express our
hope that even so great a loss to us all.
filnisisrt.WIvsa and?
IIIIIIEIIIllI I’lliflR
among our midst '
pls iiuiii fissiinps on ‘
of 3 new iionvsmsn
IIElll III ,I‘tlllEE
lisv. ficflnily flow Hand
fist Young People
Attended by 'some 400 deluge,“
representing 123 Baptist which” iii
the state. the Baptists of Connecticut
began the anniversary meetifllfi
their various organisations ‘«
First Baptist church. in
yesterday afternoon. the m .
opening at 2 o'.clock ,
In the evening the state organised»
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eifissaaai advertisements an
to words or loss. I! «on: O
Itionai wood. i cant
“WANTED.
WANTID~WOIAN no no w
in at : Quintsrd Ave. one day so
WANTED-Glltw As traumas
toilet neiiweru.E ly Music Hall.
W. romwnlnl.
open MondayE
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ternooli. ‘
loow‘ a famous
ew York vaudevil’lam _
moving pictures.
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may be overruled for good by film
who doetb all things well. and
Resolved. That a copy of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the records of
this Council. and a copy forwarded to
the bereaved family.
ALBERT M. POHLMAN.
Mayor of the City of South Norwaiii.
JAMES T. POWERS.
JACOB LINXWEILIR.
THOMAS H. CANTY.
Will. H. M'MAHON.
G AB. J. mosses.
W “JAM MILLER. . .
Councli‘r'r‘ion of the City of Booth New
- ws .
Iii". assumes
0| WEST!“ T0“
William iii. Chancellor. superinten-
dent of schools of the Union District.
has gone west. hoping to be present-
at the funegsl of Senator Jonathan P.
Doliiver. who died Saturday Beaufort
Doiiivor was spokesman for the special
senate committee of fifteen incubator
which reported unanimously In over
of maturing Superintendent Chancel-
lor to office in the District of Goldin-
bla after be had been ousted. when in
In a linspllal. by the local board of edu-
cation. composed of men and women.
both white and colored. He also pre-
sented a trill in the senate in favor of
Superintendent Chancellor as director
of education with no board at all but
losponsihle to the senate school com-
mittee and to the house of represents
tivlas district appropriation committee
on y.
Besides going to lows, Superinten-
dent Chancellor aspects to visit blow
so and other cities. on affairs . noct-
od with his summer university and
other lectures. but will be back in his
once as usual next Monday morning.
No semi Friday.
The local teachers will, attend the
Connecticut State Tascfiara‘ Conven-
tion next Friday at New Haven.
OOUNTRY GLUI NOTIO.
A party of young ladies and gentle-
men from The Norwslks will have a fern
dinner at the Country Club. today
Representative Frederick H. Quin.
lard will entertain a party of guests at
a dinner tomorrow.
private dance will be given tomor-
row evening in honor of Miss Frances
iisrstrom. of Norwsllt.
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“wares“ fess.
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