, .
.ooocurroo ruse news more hot-rend or run
ESTABLISHED mo
1!. E
motored at the mt No
as danced and Ill.
Mk t-otloo .
m?”
lulu
' Bi]. “NB
2 lieCEMHERY
e Steering Gear Wes
-;..Evliionlly Unaware at Van .
Zendl Street Turn
until. it run
; with on llllllll
Numbers Were Removed After
the Mishap Occurred
A big seven passenger Stoddard-Day-
ton automobile. said to contain a pur.
ty of local young men mostly.
crashing into rim East. Norwalk Ceme-
tery Saturdayevenlng abouts o'clock
Aln a manner which must have mode
the occupants think that “tints" was
aboutto be written to their earthly
it all came about on account
or the sharp turn from Van Znndi
street into East avenue.
The driver. who was an out of town
man. was apparently unaware or the
turn and in u twinkling the big, heavy»
plowing through the
- wooden fence that eurronde the come-
lt came to a stop only alter
crunching over a number of grave-
utones. among them that of the late
Captain Cook Hi. John.
wheels of the automobile was orphaned
and the whole front or the car had a
decideiy wrecked appearance but lor-
tunately {or the occutonte. none or
them was injured.
Word was sent to the Norwalk Con-
eolldated Automobile Company end So
periniendeut T. H. (llovor and several
assistants went to the scene and lack-
od‘thb'cnr‘ up in front. with the inten-
tion oi settles another wheel on in‘ lommisslonorguesd has nothing to
piece or the broken one.
could' not be socurddapd Mr. Glover
proposed instilled;
The drivar. w ‘
Bannln. obioe
the operation in:
machine was
‘ i. o ground that
the stay thorn.
the possible
are utlddl‘lili‘ ow’n
ht detracted many peo~
pie yeitordey and it: was viewed by
several hundred people. Very little is
known‘about it. especially in view of
the [act gha't the numbers were remov-
it was varioudly reported that it
belonged to a doubly! connected with
Bellevuo Hoopital in New York and to
e eanltarium pro
son River. it ie on rstood. however,
to the New York
d-Dayton Com-
nnln. is said to
be a nurse and to hall from Bridge-
port.
. While in town 8
d iriend. George G _
ed at the Central Hotel. The latter was
in the car. so were hide three other lo-
cal young men. lddlttliug .i. ll. Sheldon
and George Holman. _
ultnllnll“
lilillii u up
8uiileld Tiller“ llee Blackjack
end Somewhere Alter
Wedding din- to arm
BUFI‘liilLD. Nov. 21.—-—An attempt.
wad made early yesterday morning to
hurglorlse the home at Mrs. bill
ltreot. the evident purpose at the
litter» being to Moore a portion at
the wedding gifts oi her daughter
332”" ”r ca. .....
“one! o
unwind”. the iodide}
of a window glass
trdot'o Ion nude-ii who
. tcltouv drool his
‘ stiueh hliuou the head.
hint unconscious/and is the
' mouthed- or“
tom
4*"
would lrncoluo
The car's pllg
r up the Hud-
thnt the car belon
branch of the Ste
rday he called on
it. who to employ-
tbidoorulud w
Iertne cl licence. Brophy and
Peace Expire ilext October
.luat now a very lively intereut is
being taken around the county over
the othcea of county commissioners.
the terms of two members or the
board, Simeon Peace. ol‘ Fuirtleld. and
John Brophy. oi Ridgetield. running
otit Octohhr l, 19“.
The names or a number or candl-
datee in addition to the present in-
cumbents are being heard. but quite
a low guesses are being made that
Menard. Fauna and Brophy will succeed
themselves. Very little it any oppoel~
tion has been made to the manner that
either of these gentlemen have admin-
istered the ail'alre ot' the once. and
this, it. is believed. will have weight in
the re-tlillng or the position, especially
in view of the fact that both are Ro-
publicans. The procedure is for the
dominant party members in the county
to caucus and decide on their candl-
dutcu. The legislature as a whole
then invariably sanctions: the choice
made;
Many Democrats have hoped to see
members of their: our? in the cube.
but one of the moat romlnent mem-
bers oi the county declared today that
there is no show.
The latest name mentioned as a can-
dlduto is that or Councilmen James T.
Powrzre, of this city. who has been a
prominent member of the party here
i0r yours and has a wide circle of
friends out of town as Well as in. Ex-
Mayor Donnie Mulvlhlll. of Bridgeport.
is also known as a candidate. and who
is a Democrat. ‘
The opinion was expressed today
that there wOuld not be much oppo~
eltidn to County (lontmleulonor Peace.
but that there might be some for Mr.
Brophy. The latter. however. in bi h-
ly regarded as a consctontioue gent e-
man. and has many friends who seem
to have no doubt that he will be return-
ed‘ to olilce. During the past few
days“ the namo~ot Chief Harold ll“.
Clark. of the South Norwnlk Fire De-
partment. has sleo been mentioned
for the commllalonorshlp. County
worry about this year. in that hill term
or olllce duos not expire until ibis.
The beam or James '1‘. Powers. or
this city. took decidedly active form
today when 1th 0 uuerailyktlo'Wn
today amour lbw. Nuhihillia
d ‘ .. J3“ {torjiobt’no til»
,liu ' 1181‘ .m ”I'm;
- Mr. Mulvthill.= Nile". Rhino-over to
South Norwnlk int week. Alli! Indtond
of securing the «active Inpport. that he
Powers would get all oi the Democrat-
ic support they can gives; in connec-
tion with the commissioner-ship. it it:
announced that there will undoubted-
ly be some important developments.
..,......._...........
«A. IADOLVFF DUOMORI.
tonight. at Methodist church. Nor-
'l‘rall.
note airliner
llllltTllAile AlAdllEll
and are engaged upon the work now.
ed with the work.
doing some repair work and have the
tion under preunt care. The sharp
curve. just above the Wilton elation.
so dangerous to soloists. although
there has never been on accident re-
ported thsro. is being eliminated. dud
the liability to accidents is thud hot
so . The bank which on th
out side hid the remainder or themed
trout view. was at stone and thin hao
used to repair the road. .
m
OiViB aLIAOUI POUND Mi...
Held n. m For!» m worm or
the Namath wot-t. J
the porter dorm rooms“. '
l7
"liln'flnflgnnun Sil'flgimlfg-HE
" wls , {
Work Apelnoi'filpponente
Who Were" Heavier
sun llli nun
n no in lliiil’lllli
line Local Player lnlured During
Pills.
"and
The last lootball team oi 8t. Mary'n
Y. M. (3. went down to defeat yester-
day hetero the reel Westport team at
that place. The score. eleven to live.
does not by any means tell the story
of the game. nor does it even give evi~
deuce oi the good playing done by the
local sound. The Wentporttearn wan
(Continued onbixth Page.)
lllll or“
Arrested in Home at
Friend—Put (lot They lie-
new Betlle in Street
NEW BBl’l‘AlN. Nov.‘0.a-lt‘rnnk Al-
locl. of 215 South Main street wan shot
and probably totally wounded yester-
duy by Frank l.. Falconiorl. of Berlin.
The tire men querreled at the home oi
John Fuchlllo. a friend of theirs. and as . poatlude.
had been put out into the etreet where
it is alleged Alloci struck Folroniori
in the (ace and the latter drew it re
volver and shot hie assailant. the hul-
lot entering and piercing the right
, l
.lriends in ”muted”. it isuo— ‘. The wounded m“ m “m, m "i. .
. . L n ‘
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V ., .
~LO0Kl LOOKi-l «DOOR
Western Turkey. 24c lh.
Choice Jersey hirkeys. doe
(lhlokotlll. 18c lb.
Native Floyd. m to.
Native Routing Chicken. doc lb.
Native "Duel“. 2k lb.
Ere-trustee. lee lb.
Fresh abouldere. loo lh.
Roast Pork. inc lb.
“ N
thought probable. he found that Mr. .
BK iiAliIili'T.
HI! Washington at.
wALKao 10 new voex.
Pour Member! oi the Lire duvet-r
Corps Mode Trip doturosy.
(Billiard H. lionrdlrt. Otto Srbenk.
liurtholrmtow
White. tour members oi tho United
States Volunteer Lite Saving i‘orps.
Retort Point. talked to New York on
They were considerably
hampered by the constant stream or
automobiles that were passing along
the state road bound tor the lmthsll
game. However. the start was mode
at 7:18 and they reached loath street
at dzdiio‘oiock. where they decided to
take the elevated ears the rest of the
distance. more lisrry Ambler had 00“.”.
unstained In iliury to his leit ankle. '
its dodged one at the automobiles and
tell down the bank. turning his ankle
and hurting hlnuii otherwise.
The first stop woe mode at liarrieon.
where the duortot remained one-halt
hour tor lunch. The plates was hum-
up] Itoaru‘o road homo. called the
lair. [Marne told the
young men of the trip or the man who
walked trom New Haven in Princeton
bolero the Yale-Frlucston some.
trddud the ‘Young men very nicely.
All tour then returned that same even
lug because of the injury to Mr. Arno.
walk. Africa's Live Game. Roosevelt .
Jenke and Goopple have secured the
contract for repairing the Daubury
turnpike from Brancbvllle northward.
They have secured the contract tor
two sections, the third section being
between the other two. and is in doubt
because there may be a railroad
branch 0! the Weetchostor. road put
through. and it so the work will be
done later. The highway is state road
and State Highway commissioner
James H. MacDonald awarded the boil-
tractaos well so held the rest oi the
contract until he can and out what the
railroad is going to do. The road to
being put in excellent and tint-clasp
shape and automobliists are well pleas»
The ulootmen 0' Wilton "‘9 fl” Automobile ion.
road between Wilton and Cannon 8th-
Ho
y—iiaio oi llud llneua tor Thanksgiv-
lng. at dilots’e.
acorn AIRIOAN onoermrv.
Mode Me by lstooeivs mouse-o
longitudinal Production.
been blurted out. sad the rock is being
wsla hotel. wad-d sitcom social and
mud Owihrtothe s i“
MW WC
acorn outrun“
Get Rich."
lloges.
wit ‘
this "i0?“
mm...» W.—
mounting j 5
Is Necmri.
. m ;
The finnduy 11ml (Cluptitute eu-
aembly. last event“. difficult: Nor-
walk Congregatio‘hahj boron. listened
to'e remarkably ,
address by Altered my; «lion Hall, or
New York. on the _
' .cut.‘ reasoned
out of "How to
known tar and
id that no men.
We whatever
‘tng for others.
‘ ‘1' iii. you must
‘Vngricb today
r39. get control
til Will priv-
.- a , ,
. ' rust such mon-
The speaker. will!
wide tor his adv. ‘
and racial relo .. .
or woman had 5..
or getting rich by»; ..
Ac Mr. Carnegie '
work the worho
The only way. ,
is to Inherit wdoltiip
or some monopoly:
Mr. Hill spoke
evident, that ”in '. v y, .
cute oi Henry lilac . ‘d‘wthoory or to
i.
. . wdli‘d thoughtful
throughout his d «a aloe. but at the
close wormed “it"bl;
he did not hello .9
ol monopolies'_ _
was according
From a moral . ’ . é
view these tillage. .,
The lecture creel
B A n preseiou that out .
door for on utter-Motto tor questions
I 'trom the
and dlncuollon.
«s
Lees oi Sibllmil Sustained in
‘ Burning oi, Tin-cop Avenue
Embyterien Church
illllll truths
Ill lllllllllliilllli
hundreds .Compelled’ to ‘ no in
Sceniy Attire
two widely hemmed sections or the
, city today drove hundreds or persons . they found that the cover to the auto.
panic-etrlokeu into the streets and. had so far kept the weight from the
‘ man‘s body that. he was practically un-
cntleod property damage approximat-
’ ilniurod. The automobile wna upside
lug _dll50.000. So tar as can be learned.
there were no casualties on a result of
either tire.
The worst damage was that at a
tire which destroyed the Throop Ave-
nue Presbyterian Church. in Brooklyn.
badly damaged adjoining buildings
and caused a panic in tho srletoeratic
neighborhood, where aaprtmeut dwell-
ers rushed into the streets by bun-
drodo. i‘ riul tor their surety. Up
words 8125.000 damage reunited
Alter the closing prayer by Dr. Mac-
iarlsad. the lecture room of the church
was filled wltlvilhold who waited to
hear the discueslon. i
Many questions "i.
by John A. Hutu
oi Light. Dr. .5
limith and others. ,;
not break up until. .,
The usual must ‘
given and the w .
to listen to Prom”.
rendering. of Verdi’s
dilution were
" inflame waited
. iron Aida
It won unnoticed , out blinds!
than will be an thus! ,
Boo llur. scrotum
music by the choir. and
The institute in oven
Brooteot Retired ileveloenenl
~ in Yoursio like Pioceon
‘ ”i. m it WI?
(‘harlre S. Kellen. president at the
New York. New Haven and llsrttbrd
Rnilrodl company and or the Baotou
and Maine road. has plans on loot
tor the greatest railroad development
in New England in s decade. boring
petitioned theI Massarbnuotts state log-
islsture tor permioolou to purchase the
Melon. Rotors Bench and Lynn nar-
row gauge line. to ronutruct a tunnel
from the South station in Boston to
Burn Boston. to doublt track and aloe
trii‘y the present line to loan. alter
standerdising its gauge. and. dually. to
extend the road to Beverly. probably. do
Gloucester. and litter tot
Whether or not Preoidont lichen will
be granted his Mimi will not be
known until influencing legislators
The purchaor oi this line and the in»
movements that will immedldtrly be
started thereafter. will cost from “Or
000.000 to $17,000.000i and it to cancel-
od that the work will be completed
within two years.
md'o militia
be the melt etc
of Remington! when
(lungs has been purchased and improv-
ctl as proposed by President Hailed.
“will be possible under the pro-
posed plant. according to so .oanisi
statement issued by Vicori’rolldoht
Byrnu oi the flow Haven road to
carry through New York planners
trove New Yet-h to Bar Harbor. and
iron: Bar Harbor by the some route.
Iitnultaaeousiy with thoiosuiug oil-o
statement by Vloomldsut hymn. at
the New Haves road. iii. A. tin
or the tuition and Heine ,.
.shd oooildntiel dirt-or r. _
iiolleoyroods chemist . '_ .
. ll. Nov. mansion. clout. which'yssldis part: -- _.
, toliritiohliouthhlrioo , l =30. wy
bed 7 marked by extensive incredu-
, production. accord: .
The New Haven
from the burning of the church. The,
Church records and Its sliver commun~l
ion service were saved in a during
rush through the names hy llretnen
and police. The fire started myster-
iously in the chapel.
bee in their nightclothes.
destroyed got out lately.
'l'vrs Moo burned to Death.
Bi i, werd'bo to our
nltlon.
—TNANKIOIVINO IPIGlALt.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar. ".00.
‘lPlllsbury's and (told Medal l-‘iour.
per bag. 860.
Al Flour. her bag. 800.
Best Butter. per lb., lilo.
3 out. Cranberries for 25¢.
t‘tiron and Orange Peel. per lo. 20c.
While it pea. per lb.. the.
Hubbard nub. per "2.. 8c.
Choose Pumpkins. per lb.. to.
Native Celery. per bunch. the.
iiilsed Cakes. per lb. 10c.
Mixed Nuts. per Ib.. 16c.
Yellow Turnipo. per pk. 30c.
Yellow or lied Onions. par pk.. Ibo.
old Dutch colon. per in. We.
Luxury Blood Color. per lb.. 27c.
it. B. blend Genoa. per in. lion.
Ribbon Candy. Oranges. Moos
Olives. Pickles. Idaplo Iyrup. Honey
in incl we have the boot oi every-
thiugot right prices.
" ii. Id. MEAD d (:0.
.0-
IXIM'T PAYMENT HAMI.
0rd".
as lollowe:
Laws and Minibus. m1. is
“ ' utouortr.«lnovbunnu in. they . ,
... mm»u..m~ W...
i
In a tire in Bronx Borough eight
two-story frame dwellings in a row on
the southern Boulevard were burned.
the blue epresdlng so rapidly that
hundrdds or people were compelled to
For a time the entire block seemed
to be doomed and there were. tears or
ion of lite. but despite the swift unread
or the decree. everybody in the houses
WWW. Rev. disorienting
their my thread! donut amino and r.
' . . in about“ . . .
ammo/Ironic ‘ gr
timed i . Wilbert
the men
had worked all of blinds). and part. of
the night and had gone to sleep in the
oil house. Sparks from a pending on-
Une tired the little hulldlngsud they
could be soon running abound endear-
oring to bad the door boiolothey tell.
The bodies were burned beyond recog-
RI and order. No. loud. sent out troll
the piles of the postmaster moral
cones information oi t Interoot to
railway postal cicrlto. t is the m
or the amount trout $1.000 to ”.00. ex-
errpticn tron payment of debts of odo-
couod portal clerk. The order reads
Paragraph ii of union tide. Foetal
Tudoddy: mutter. l
Pdftly comma-elbow tool, it, .
, p out» or g _
vorlobls Mode melt ymeuilil ‘-
‘. J.
Hz.
intuition ‘7 {3' > .
w .. nun nun
lemon E. Yates. oi South tier-
walk, Neorly lied e Fetal
Accident
When an automobile; which hevwsu
driving to Edward Brewer's yard in
Westport avenue run all an embank-
ment and turned turtle. James E.
. Yates. of South Main street. had a nar.
row escape from losing his lite aid
probably all that saved him was the
foot that the top of the machine. a
Brush. was raised at the time. thug
holding the weight of the machine. The
accident happened yesterday” arter-
noon and the machine 1“ greatly
damaged. although bin/Yates crawled
trout. beneath the auto unburt...
lie was driving the automobile in
the yard and at . . nor there loo
stonewall of about five ioetdtbeigbt.
Headed straight for thin . went ldr.
Yates and he went over the brink,
those seeing the accident thinking
Ntcw vomt. Nov. ill.-~Bnd fired in that be sorely had-boon killed. Run‘
plug to where theyvexpected to tlud the
d mm; or at least badly injured.
down.
Yates upon his narrow escape.
lliliillll Ilillilllli e
' nonunion
Prominent in Mannieciurlng and
ldllllsry Circles oi the Slate‘-
NEW HAVEN. new. hie—neural
George Miles Harmon, a prominent ilgi
are in the industrial and political lilo
oi the state prior to his retirement
from activities along thehe lines. died
It his home in thlley avenue. today.
from heart disem. which Was oompib
outed with kidney affection. He wad
taboo ill on election night after attend-
ing the concert ven by Bound band.
in Wool-9y Hal . and his death from
to his bad bad
hull um rsl Harmon wad .
s not! . or Brook . lease” “1%
the time that it»
ted.
.OI h mother’s olden
unearned later went into
in this city. in tail Idr. Harmon on
lidtod for the our in the "Fourth
nocticut Volunteers. which alberwa
entsl in rolling a cred r
comb.
"can. did not loan a battle.
police commissioner.
widow and moral eons.
.W
popular Mai.
b
t
The men who gathered llited the
machine back into Mr. Brewer‘s yard .
and left it there. congratulating Mr.
who a “ 1““?er WM, ,0'
As a youth‘ho worked in Woroootsti;
balloon
there. making We and most I» ’ -
ordain. later the arm of which he bod
become a member ”gotta bum.
New .Prevdile
”f’lllliillip
victim: Seld‘to be soil type in,
' Streets lilhere They fell “i" A
—
' . . 3., .
EL P|A80,Tex., Nov. 21.——0ne hun- ~
tired persons were killed in rioting1
Snitch took placeot Zacatecao, in the} ‘
interior of Mexico. west. of Tampioofi,
Satur ,y nlght,accordingtoroport|i'o~
delved , are this morning. ‘ . - ..
loominuaem second Profs» '
fine—7 ”n1,“
'. .
d.“ . «-
t .
"Gianni. od-sdvsrtloomonu’ on this
2! words or toes. a center d dl
coon additional word. 1 cent per, one
, " WANTED. ‘ _ ‘
"we-gr pheromone“. immate- .
L. rt‘ him. Co. ltd Eur Av... need
an Norwalk station. 11%
w r: THREE. on o m
opium“ rooms dorm R 7
it b on couple MK... new
.. or u... - or,
south. orwn
WANTID —- BOARD AND, .f ‘
You man would heartland room v.
“to Ike ly: central location. A .
_ . 8. _ x a. {tooth Norwaik. .ufl.
“cum... nwnmrfli
. : g. _
mkg‘toi returnees. Addreufia-tfl: j:
.“w‘ oat ii on m' “ ‘1"
hws::r7e‘:(tnam9&£i§;agb lounging ‘ , .
‘w w 0—- . -, a
“more. computer" .nd
became a part of tho First Connecticut
Hoa')’ Aflllldl‘y.o'ud m o. linema-
oy rose to captain. Unclehls return
It the war Gui-in its was inf
meat. which went to the treat. a
war over. Ir. Harmon mounted the
manufacture or comets undgr the urn!
name of toy & Harmon. The drill grhw
to be one of the largest in putting out
corset materials. having branches is
New York and Boston. General Hor-
mou afterwards had a commission bus-
ioees In scotch. which was one or the
largest in the world in putting on the
market material for the making oi
Governor ligoiow. in reel. mode .
(lepton: Harmon adjunct-general oi
the auto. and during his administra-
tion attention‘ woo given to building
armorios and placing the state tore-e ,
on a “manual twang. (ion. liarntou
who fictive in politids and tor a into ,7 '
m chair-oh or the Republican tote
central countless. tinder hie loader
ohip’it woo pointed out that the ltspnb
“dour apocia‘i attention in dolled in
mint! dlIDW at he as. new bi
ms
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A .
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n—uwmefiau 2"
Jig. osltornoon. crave $ ‘ at w .
370 Llr » flirts W1 .
roomoiorlthouookLiI.A
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.3. 11
a contemporaneou-
m -. n10 ‘.
n at.
701' unmoil’uo . it can A
pierced: "nit 3" and.
To. wfimhngDLif
New: modem rout V
._.__... Bimbo“ close to this city so old. .
l um um
"I my rum Clarke W New ' in idler years be retained many buo-
luelo eon-mum. but active manage-
ments with otbore. lie was a member
ottbs Loyal tagion oi New Yer .sud
but mot-bomb: a number or .
'lostioes it New york city. lie was
twice married and is survived by d
”you on a.» no
g M p cm: iii any
wwion.
”In
It. Will.
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room um. with ‘
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