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Bliiiliiliii
H. Golden Find Several Val-
uables Missing
fauna shill Flillli
i Witt ii an iiiiii
Silverware HedBeen Packed Up.
But was Left by Thieves
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden dis-
covered yesterday alternoon about
4:80 o'clock. upon their return home
to West avenue. after a several days’
absence at Belle lslaud."that the house
had been entered and ransacked by
burglars. Apparently frightened off
just as they were about to make their
haul, the intruders departed and left
behind them silverware and other
valuables which could easily have been
carted off. So far all that has been
. discovered missing is a gold locket and
chair. a pair of glasses worth about
$14. thrce scarf plus and a few cigars.
An inventory is being taken today to
ascertain if anything else had been
stolen.
A considerable amount of Mr. and
Mrs. Golden's valuables which would
have been much sought plunder. were
. safe, in that they were locked up in a
safe deposit vault at the South Nor~
walk Trust Company. The loss of
what has been taken is covered by bur-
lar insurance.
This burglary differed from several
others affairs of a similar nature in
this city during the past to wduys only
in sofar as the method of entrance to
the .house. The usual method of the
cracks has been to pryopen a window.
‘Here. bowe’v that the
to the Norwpllt
public library and the residence of
Mrs. W. H. Swords. Mrs, Golden had
292% feeling 'tbai evmthing "st
rlgbt‘at her own home and she called
harbours on. momma... .Iiirs. Got-
deb was awhr ‘ that none of the'regun
tar inmates w re there. but‘tiiought' it
would have the effect 'offrlghtentng
burglars if there, were any there.
There was no response to the call, but
there} was a. click an the wire. the
same as if the receiver was ta'iten from
the hook. it is thought very probable
that the thieves were then at work and
it was this 'phone call that frightened
them 0R. causing them to leave so
much that could have been easily cart-
ed away.
Mr. and Mrs. Golden and niece. Mrs.
Dudley Hunt Walbrldge. and maid. ar-
rived at the house yesterday after.
noon about 4:30. As the car drew up
alongside the curb. Mt. Golden noticed
that the curtain or a. trout window on
the second floor was dowu. lie thought
they had been all left up and asked
Mrs. Golden. who assured him that she
hdtl not pulled the curtain down. This
immediately led them to believe that
something was wrong. A quick trip
upstairs showed there had been vist-
tors and it looked as if they might. still
be present. Mr. Golden called in
George F. Fools and one or two other
men who happened to be passing. for
assistance in case anyone was still
there, so as to..prsvent an escape. but
the visitors were not found. The bur-
glar’s operations were confined entire-
ly to the «cons door. Here bureau
drawers were pulled out and their
contents scattered about. As a pre-
caution to prevent their being seen.
the visitors lowered the curtains on a
number of windows. Chief of Police
William Voilmsr was notified and went.
. up. to the house immediately and in-
‘ veatig’ated.
.Tbe poll 0 have not been able to
land any 0 e crooks who committed
thp several. burglaries last week and
the chances now appear to be slim.
. shit. and bin. Golden went to Belle
island u few weeks ago Saturday. but
Mr. Gold visited their West avenue
house ‘W‘ nesday and Thursday. When
cumulus was all Ariabt‘tbm.
1W.
ANOTH‘I OHWNIY PMI.
There was spunky time this morn-
ing swig. cslcck. liii Wait strut.
was, , no mnsyon-s
roof stifle balm in which William
P Burst and?” god the small:
reclassified this icon. .vlien tut
matured at
as
Second Class his tor
the south riot-waif Post-office
.vsooiavsp .snaas news «son AM. more or van“
r
scum seaward.
W
Hill All. W. I]. "All
interesting Addresses Made by
Clergy and Friends at
the Deceased
The memorial service hold yester-
day in Wilton for the late Rev. W. D.
Hart, former pastor of the Wilton
Congregational Church. who died and
was buried in South Hampton. ii short
time ago. was very largely attended,
nearly every family in Wilton being
represented at the service. Rev. Mr.
Hart was pastor of the church for
twenty years and was held in the high-
est regard by all the church members
as well as being a highly respected
man in the entire community. There
wore a number of people from other
towns present.
The presiding officer was the Roy.
Andrew Gerrie. of Ridgeileld, and the
memorial address was delivered by
Rev. Frank S. Childs. of the h‘airflold
Consusgutlouel Church. Rev. George
D. Egbert. pastor of the Norwalk Cou-
gregntional Church. was present, rep-
resenting the mother Church, from
which the Wilton Church spring. Oth-
er addresses wore made by Rev.
Charles A. Marks, of the Wilton Epis-
copal Church. as representing the peo-
ple of the community. and by Herbert
1.. Ogden. a New York lawyer, and
summer resident of Wilton, who spoke
upon the personal reminiscences of
the late Mr. Hart. Mr. Ogden is a
speaker of ability and gave a fine ad-
dress. havlng known the Rev. Mr. Hurt
quite well during his pastorate in Wil-
ton. The benediction was pronounced
by the Rev. E. [1. Richards, of Cannon
Station. former preacher iii the Clu-
nou Station Methodist Church. who
has been supplying the pulpit iii thii
Wilton Congrcagtional Church for
some time past.
BAREE "MAJESIIB”
Stills lift BRAEAWIBH
Captain E. E. Quick l-lad lust
Time to Save Himself From
Being Drowned
Captain id. E. Quick. one of the men
employed by the McWililamh Towing
Company. had a narrow escape it'om
barge; the Msjestic. was rundown and
sunk oft Greenwich. The tits Skid-
more. with a tow of seven loaded barg-
es, was coming up the Sound. and the
tugboat bl. Kceler. of the Rector Trans~
.portstion (‘ompany.‘was going down
the Sound. with a string of empty
barges.
All the boats had passed safely ex-
cept the last ones. and the wind and.
denly took one of the empty barges
and swept it into the Majestic. the last
one of the McWilliams tug‘s tow. A
great hole Was stove in the side of
the Majestic. and in an instant she
began to sink with her heavy cargo of
coal. Captain Quick had just time to
get onto the barge lit-lie. and saved his
license and a few of his effects from
the cabin of the sinking boat.
Two of the barges were taken from
the low of the McWililams boat just
outside Norwslk harbor. by the tug
Addie t Captain Ellis E. Howard.
oi South Norwaik, and‘wero towed to
this place. where a report of the stub
ing of the Majestic was made.
iiiiliiiii was
is initial
Would Become a Candidate ter
the United States Senate
’ it He is Asked
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. ”.mlll view
of the announcement from other parts
of thestste that there was a possibil-
ity that there would be either 'a coup
promise candidate for United Biatss
Booster or that than would be a i=3;
from the caucus. friends of (lover
Frank I5. Weeks have been discussing
the possibility that he might be in-
duced to become a candidate for the
senatorship under the circumstances
named. Governor Weeks was seen to-
day by a representative of The Gun
and asked if under any circumstances
he would enter the race for the sen»
tor-hip.
The governor flotsam! his surprise
to tearstiiataay such move has on
foot and asked for more information
on the «bidet. When wide! the die
auspicnofmildttdr'insotnacftbe
be said:
_ , p, by tarts of
movement. into not thinking
the future.
to the
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1W0 BAD Alllil
ERASHESMRS.
SHAW Al [I]
Car Hits Newly Purchased Auto
Backed on Trucks at
Foot of Hill
MR8. JACQUES
NEAR ill lltAiH
Drove Dver Bridge for Drop of
Twenty-live Feet
STRATF‘ORD. Nov. ids-«Mrs. Mary
Shaw. wife of Nelson Shaw, of 1577
Stratford avenue. died at the Griffin
hospital. Derby last night from injur-
ies received late, when the automo-
bile in which she was riding was struck
by an electric car at Oronouue.
The car was new and seven~seatod
and had been but recently purchased
by Nelson Shaw. who accompanied by
his wife and his brother. w. D. Shaw.
and bias wife, had driven to Oronoque.
when they decided to return to Bridge-
port. Mr Shaw. in backing the car
to turn around. landed on the trol-
ley tracks. when something went wrong
with the machinery and his engine
stopped. The tracks at that point are
on a steep grade down grade and a
trolley car bound for Bridgeport was
about forty feet away from the car
when Shaw saw that he could not start
his machine and signalled to the the
lemma. who applied the brakes. But,
the car slid along the rslis.‘which were.
slippery, at a high rate of speed.
smashing into the automobile. over-
turning it and throwing out its occu-
pants.
Nelson Show was out about the
head. The others escaped with slight
bruises and a shaking up. The car was
demolished.
PUTNAM, Nov. l4.—-—An automobile
containing two women and two men.
one of them the chauffeur, was backed
off a twenty-live foot embanknieof’at
the Mechanicsbridse.onto the railroad
tracks below. late yesterday. Ind Mrs.
George Jacques. one of the continents
cutie car was so severely injured that
she isnot upscted to theater: the
Daydtimbail hospital where‘she was.
taken. it is thought she sustained a
compound fracture at the base of the
skull. Up to a late hour this morn
ing she had not regained conscious
nose.
The party \vas bound for Dayvllle.
and the chauffeur had given place to
the man in the car. who was driving.
As they reached the bridge they dis.
covered that they were on the woona
road and the man who was driving
turned the car and backed up against
the railing on the top of the bank on
the roadway.
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Pliill’ilili Willis
Bill! DAMAGES
Another Hearing on his New
Washington Street Bridge
Held This Morning
f
The hearing for the purpose of us-
oertaining the benefits and damages
reuniting from the new bridge to the
property holders on the bridge was
held this morning in the selectmen‘s
office in the town hall. Quite a num-
ber of property owners were present
and not one that attended thought
that there is any benefit to be derived
from the bridge. A". bowevor, wanted
damages. two going so far as to claim
the amount of the damage. Selectman
Brown. Aviaca and Device with Attor-
ney Goldsohmtdt heard all claims and
answered all questions of those prol-
eut. Those who appeared and the prop-
erty owners represented are given be
low: W. W. Oomutcck. A. in. Austin. .i.
it. Lane. Ii. Hill. for himself. the Nor-
walli lack Company and the Norwalk
iron Works. Frank (3. Becker. Dr. F. R.
Baker for himself and wife. J. i" Orif-
Io. John D. Wheeler. .lobn (tough.
claimins 0700 damages. Norwatk la~
vsstmect Gumball}. .vlaimtns "00
data an Alutyne. Holly
ii. disusomidu gs Joseph it. Taylor.
repreaaati the Booth Norweik Trust
Oath by, hard it. Golden. repre-
sent ilsri Taylor. Henrietta
Eggs“ lamb
s
grist. trouble mains to be the
moving or the brittle thins feet south.
This Ir spins which seem to he
“map that amount. of dissatis-
to new,
November 17th. It I
lliii. liar tin
General See ‘ A (title Hellen-
asscmbly of the Holiday llivening in-
stitute, at the Houthmomalk Congre-'
gallonal Church, is .
Kelley‘s lecture. which was illustrated!
by the atereoptlccn.”.ylas on the sub-'
just of "Women in industry."
employment of ‘
the swat shops of New York. She
showed clearly the man. wrongs and!
dangers of this in ustt‘y.
the constant scab meat in unsanitary
dron. the chi
of education and oped
to show the dangers i the awaat shop
which the Consumer" Willie and the
Thai her statementajw ‘ not imagin-
ary. was clearly moved ,_ [the pictures.
and the lecturer. togpther with the ii-
on the audience.
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with. honour.
they a snow. wins mo one own cinnamon.
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at Consumers? Wat the
Sunday Ending institute
W
Mrs. FlorenceKsiiey. the general
secretary of the National Consumers“;
League, lectured before the usual large
evening. Mrs.
The lecturer doabltéiualnly with the
w men and girls in
. hese include;
tenements b both much and chil-
ren bill
in
. deprived botht
g , procreation.
After dealing“ with'the'se wrong in-
dicted on the workers she proceeded
to society in guitar .. These homes.
in which the garmsatirthat we wear
are made. are my dftsn‘found full of
infectious disease. which cannot help
being disseminated. 1. j . \
Mrs. Kelley than and ot‘ the ways in
industrial organisatl nears attempt-
ing to mitigate and . ‘ y this evil.
which were taken from ”actual life.
lustratlous. made a'dcep impression
Mrs, Kelley said that the most im-
portant work that could be done was.
the uplifting of public sentiment. on
these questions. such as the Sunday
invading institute meetings would sure
Y 0. .
At the close of the meeting. an in-
formal reception or .h'gl‘d in the re-
ception FOOMAWBA’ vr chad large num-
ber of persons visit .. express their
personal gratitude to. a speaker.
Mrs. Kelley was untamed over
night at the homes @311“ man it}.
t. in Elsie niii.
titb leading club
.1. Hill. as the guest
A large number‘of. ..
women of. the town ‘hidt the lecturer
at the close of the robotics-
Tbe usual muslcal’and prelude was
given by the argon . chorus. and
was heard by a large therlpg which
came as soon-as outdoors were open.
Dr. Macfarland enchanted that next
Suiidayeve ing mus Hall. at mean
v “ethics: drawn-e
on the
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Soniewbst Unpleasant Experi-
ence of. Gangsta. Tallnisdge
cn Studsy Iloi'sin
The Mqiiency of burglaries during
the past few days loads to the belief
that a gang is systematically working
this city. and the pollen may be ob-
liged to devise some method of pm-
tcrtion for the public. possibly by add-
ing to the police force temporarily and
taking into custody suspicious looking
strangers.
George ll. Talmudge. nf Taimadgc
Brothers. the oyster dealers. had the
unpleasant donation of waking up and
finding a burglar in his bed room at 2
o'clock Sunday morning. Mr. Tai-
niadge resides at 65 Woodward avenue
and thinks he woke up as soon as the
Intruder got into his room. it was
practically dark.in the latter and all
that its: Talmadgs could tell positive
it [Milli
.and oatmeal bread. biscuits and cook-i
Mrs. George H. Barnum Enter-
nhte seemed to have noted just the ,
matters which were most important
iiiiii is f
iiiiiiizii
John S. Seymocr Wants Library
Works That Are lip-to-Dete
on Scientific Subjects
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lililli Cliill Still"
' MAKES Sillilltiilliils
~
They Will Be Acted on of fleet-
ing Tomorrow Night 3
That the books in the Norwalk Li~
brary are not. the proper kind for the
people of Norwalk and that new ones
should be procured that will uplift and
assist. the people to know more about
the new ideas and. scientific discover-
(Continued on Second Page.)
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-, Delicious homemade wheat. rye
tea. at Bannerltakery. Tel. nit-3. Nol
cake Mondays.
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Willitii’i {Alli}
liAillii lililliii,
taineii the Members
Last Week
The regular meeting of the Women's
Civic Dengue of Norwalk was held F’rb
day afternoon at 3:30 p. in. the host.
can being Mrs. George R. Barnum. 17
Morgan avenue. A representative
number of the Magoo were present.
and much interest in the objects of
the association was displayed. After
the routine business, Mrs. (i. it. Ray-
mond. delegate to the annual meeting
of the State Federation. recently held
in,nanislson,.nva has report; ttrhia
1m exceptionally well done: The date
and she presented her impressions for~
cibiy. Through her enterprise the out-
line or what other similar clubs in the
state arcacomplliihing had been se-
cured from Mrs. H. i. Hunt. of Willi-
mantic. state chairman of civics. and
this was read by the secretary of the
league. Miss Pinned. it was stimulab
ing to learn of what has been done.
One club had given an aeroplane sa-
bihition and raised $767 for their work
of supporting a visiting nurse.
Discussion as to the pound party to
be given next Friday. Nov. leth. at
the Norwsln Hotel, was fiili and Infor-
mal. it was arranged that the party
should be held from 3 to b p. in. Each
member of the League and anyone else
aiimciently interested is asked to send
some arlrle so wrapped as to weigh a
mood to the hotel the morning of the
18th. or up to 2 o'clock. Those are to
be sold for a quarter each. Admission
fee which will include tea and cake is
to be a quarter. The members and u
soclate members are expected to cir-
culat this notice and to invite their
friends. The cashiers are Mrs. James
T. liabbsll and Mrs. G. R. Raymond. of
the Finance Committee. The ten table
after John Cullen in Hawaii
week and who. himself. was chased by
Captain Thomas Hunt. of the Hawaii:
police . force. the latter not knowing
was that the stranger was a tall man.
An investigation later showed that be
had gained an entrance through the
kitchen door and took a route through
there to the bedroom. He also want
out the same way. Mr. Talmadge
lost no time in ttins out of bed when
he discovered t at he had unexpected
company. He grabbed a chair and put
after the burglar. who beat, a hasty rs
treat through the lower floor of the
house. shutting the kitchen door after
him.’ its had not been in the house
long enough to get anything.
n»...— .— ~~wm
CONITAILI IILZIR CAPTURE!
CULLIN.
Constable Henry Stiller. of East
Norwslk. who had a spectacular chlass
ant
Miser was a Mutable. camped
This titan Cullen did not
ing away. as as did
smatbrktsc and was not
do All. iii! tine.
Ilsa was given a line of its and
costs mum as the other lads. and
nuns: was continued on ‘ ‘
a; Wu pay. went to jail.
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Mom“.
. Thematic
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1 roll (MAW
stifled b
will be in charge of Mrs. Henry P.
Price. chairman of the entertainment
Alyso Gregory and bliss iliisle id. Hill.
Miss Hill introduced the subject of
urging that domestic science shall be
taught in the high school and It was
voted that a committee be appointed
to confer with the authorities upon
this matter.
Mrs. Barnum's beautiful home was
a delightful meeting place and it has
already been proved that the atmos-
phere of a home is more conduclvn to
general participation in discussion
than a public hall.
The Magus is invited to meet Dec.
9th with Miss It. 1. lane. 3 Park
street.
CAPTAIN VAN ALO‘I’YNI HALL!
OVIHIOARD.
George it. Vac Alstyns is being job-
ad by his friends and congratulated
00 b as it r a
Ctilllft' trail and dually landed him at ‘ ° W "m a" " “mm” '
"It It.
succeed in break
last week. [is was wanted for parties
Wiuabrsacbcfmnmseu the
lepton
yesterday. when he came near being
drowned off Green's ,itssi. Air. Van
Alst a and several others want out
on t s Sound in the morning with Vie-
tcr w. Farris. iii the iattar‘s anvil
“Dilb” and while they were at the, .
Mr.'Van Alstyna set about to out over
the bow anchor. While he was in
set. a jib stay :bich be was W ,
ofittiitd
more 1- ~ W
of the boat. would.
bsvsuvua . sail. . ,
New":
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was overcoat
Vii ., Wu“. .
lilii an
Dne Owned by Mrs. George. L,
Lockwood was killed on
Seiu
Norwulk dog
becoming incensed over the
All
' 5,; . _ _. . .
iiiihliiiitli
rday Night
oivners and others are
wanton
poisoning of dogs that is being cai'q
rletl on through the city.
Anywhere
from ten to thirty have been killed in
this mean and
the past month
contemptlble way in
and another dog met.
his Saturday eyening in the safe way.
This was little “Taxi." loved of all
who knew him for his playful llttl'e
ways and his excellent disposition.
“Taxi" has quite a history if all
were told. but to make it short. he is
the little tramp deg that was adopted
by Mr. and Mrs. George L. Lockwood
of Summer street.
He followed Mrs.
Lockwood everywhere. and was at-
ways with her
Klyn'a bakery.
at, her (influx in, no
where be m friends
of everyone who had ocean” to enter
the place. He
filled quite It little
space in the hearts of the children of
Main street. and never tired playing
with them and showing off his simple.
yet pleasing little tricks.
no more attent
rooms upstairs
with his heels
next door she
who went back
and
dead. having b
assistance.
captured.
likely to find i
the despicable
ponsibls. Dogs
mfly of them
their careful It
certainly can't
representatives
New Cs nun w
tomorrow.
Court Laurel.
mott.
be present,
MR8. J E
picks up to eat.
Mrs. Lockwood went home Saturday
evening with little “Taxi". playing at
her heels all the way and she went in
the house, leaving the dog to play out
doors for a time.
she let him into the house and
in a few moments
aid
ion to him for a lttie
time. Then she heard noises in the
and running up she
found the little dog choking to death
in the air. Runntns
secured Jesse Colorell.
to the house with her
there they found little “Taxi”
reathed his last while
Mrs. Lockwood was on her way for
Something should be done to rid the
town of the dos polsoner and it will
certainly go hard with him if he is
it is thought that poisoned
bits or meat are thrown about the
various yards. where dogs will be most
hem. and in this way
act is committed. The
destruction of the dogs is so universal
and without respect to kind. that it is
thought to be pure meanness of char-
actor on the part of the person res-
that are pets and dogs
that are valuable, as well as dogs that
are not particularly desirable and
tramps. have met their
fate. and it will be well for all canine
owners to be careful about
Ltheir dogs to be out of doors withou
alicwt
tsaiion to what the dog.
THANKSGIVING COOKING
demands the beat of everything. You
do without Williams'
Vanilla and other flavors.
A SPECIAL ELECTION.
The new law specifies that ties on
shall be voted oi! a
Week from the election day. not the
next day. as formerly.
Accordingly
ill have s new elect on
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--NOTit:!.
There will he a special meeting of
Daughters of lubelia.
tonight. at 8 o'clock, to take action on
the death of our sister. Mrs. Ella Wit
All members are requested to
NNlE A. McNAMABA.
Grand Regent,
MISS NORA CRONIN.
Financial Secretary.
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SUNDAY. NOV. 13. lb 0.
at her residence. m south Main an. at a
committee. Mrs. R. G. Hanford. Miss H
Connecticut Legislatorste
and l
Congressman Tllson lay: "
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in the Gaming conun- .
tee Shake-tilt . ’i
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From Military Body
WASHINGTON. p. 0., Nov. its:
With the capture of the nest House ‘of '
Representatives by the Democrats. pad
the termination of the rule of the prel-
ent majority party, the members of"
Connecticut's Republican detention ‘
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