Thooa at Democratic Faith Invit-
ed to Most Governor-Elect
at lllnnorNoxt Thursday
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Democrats Will lain: More lion-
resentativos on Committees
And now the Democratic senators
are to get together to talk over the
coming leglolgtive scallion. Governor-
ivlect Simeon E. Baldwin has invited
them to meet hint at his home on
Wall street in New Haven next
Thursdav evening. and it is expected
that all fourteen will be present.
Senator-elect Jeremiah Donovan. of
this city. has already accepted and ex-
pects to be present.
The purposes of the conference are
not disclosed on the invitations that
have been sent out, but it it: believed
that. the object oi the dinner in to
make the mlnoritv better acquainted
with each other. so an to be prepared
ior more effectiVe work when the
general iteoembiy la in session.
The senators who make up the
Maori“ are: William J. Pierce and
Thomas J. Speiacy, ,of Hartford: Joaa
t'ttll M Halicrnn. of New Britain; W.
H. Marlow. Chaites F Mitchell and
John F. shaniey or New Haven; Po-
ter Law-tor. of Wale bury; Bryan F.
Mnhan. of New Lon on: Charles 8.
Avery. of Norwich: Jeremiah Dono-
van. 0! Norwallt: Dean Foster. or
.Bttttniord'. Jamepl F‘ Moore, of Tor-
rtngton; Archibald McNoli and Garry
Paddock. 0! Bridgeport.
it is expected that the matter of
organisation antyihe position of the
minority members upon committees
will be discussed. it is possible. too.
ill on the
_.IIllon
will gtalte
that those may be some
' do .
ognitlon upon do an cos. They tig-
nra out that: a minority member
ought to be allowed on some of tho
lmport“t and now and
than". c, allow:
«a . t to the that the
_ minority is rducli more important
now than in the that tow senator. at
there are fourteen. embers. while in
most or the othm there have been
only tour or live it tI vary lihaiy
that something will be done at the
oontorsuee to ompbaaiIse tha changed“
relations oi the minor or and its right
to more recognition upon important
Icomtnitiooa.
mat-a»..—
otorllts tiilt
srtlrrto elm
Burglariua arc hill! in order about
Nat-walls, and last Martin a diliorent
sort of robbery odour than has
been the usual riilb. This was the
initiating or all the clothes on a line in
Wilton avenue eline wan titled
with main wearing apparel and wait
utrlppod clean. Tho adapioions oi the
family whose l-lotiIoa were stolen havc
been amused and boy are pretty sure
that they know who it to billion for the
Bernard Nattaidrd was the unfortu-
‘ . all his clothing and
. it ill went home for
' , « having been
L. is wont that
e darhnosu
ore is little
‘ rt}?
. whlc Jsound
.. . to go out of
“mi. No one
ht now that
~ who came
~: No . abow- omens. lilo mt.
‘r [I’Miofl‘m iii North Main street.
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‘ Hi0“ “HON. NGTII.
An in: taut. flouting oi the Boys'
A. Ar.“ bald yesterday It 1 octooit
yhult. it up voted
:fi definition oi thI' thin in)
lbch' 101' silicosis which wit
my con ra; ow in connection
E Getncy. corner or Fairiloid avenue
. n. its wasv
' recovered thuaiaaticatly racetrack The music
Auk u the rear of town of The Norwaiita are proud oi
evonln last him.
out ‘
than charming!“
1m “:3 out. which. as in
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RENE NNNN PNNNES
“ N PNPNENR PENNE
1,300 People Visited the Head
quarters in Washln'oton Street
llurinoihe Month oi October
The monthly meeting oi the W0-
man'a Municipal [mastic wall held at
the home oi Mina Seymour, till West
avenue. November 28. with tho prssi
dent in the chair. in the absence at
Miss nettler. uecrotary. Mrs. F. A.I‘
Lauder noted an secretary pro tom.I
The discussion oi the dittorent phased.
oi‘ the work oi’ the league were very
gratiiylnlt. ,.
The report of the chairman of the
rest room was l'ot‘eiled with delighti
and it ahouod it watt forging ahead
amazingly. Over 1,300 people ware at
the room during the month of OCiODur,‘
Which tells the atom of its unoflullneu
without continent The president re»
ported for Mich Scott chairman of the
Junior Civic League, telling of growth i
in numbcru and interest oi the cltll
dron. . .
Dr. Love. ot’ Harttord will address
the league in January on “Humane
Friday. "
An article entitled "A tltind (‘ieneral
of 150.000 Children." was read by Mina
(luunlnrham. telling oi the wonderful
work of Reuben Simona. a blind man.
who has organlceti the school childrenE
of New York city into a body of street
cleaners. and who is called by com-
micsloner Edwards the moat taluabia
man in his department. The article
will be invaluable in the league‘s
work.
The secretary road the receipt ac-
knowledging the memberuhip of the
Woman a League in the NalQonal Cont
norvation Aanociatlon
iI
Meaer. McPherson and Stevens. for
the courteoy and generosity extended
to the league on the occasion of the
tea last Saturday
The meeting then adjourned to an
lay a social hour with the hostess, who
served most delicious refreshments.
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When She Found Ancillar- Lady
”Using list-"llama 8M outset-
sd—-ilsms onIDIor its
toms:-
W!- New chino Anderson. oi Nor-
walls. was mined baforo Judge F.
l. Wilder in the. city court. Bridgo~
port. yIItordIy morning charged with
drunkenness. breach of the peace and
injury to property The case was
soiled. as the accuaed had no record.
The arrest was made Sunday evening
by Patrolman McCullough.
Some humorous facts were brought
toltght. in the testimony. Ilrs. ‘An-
demon went in Bridgeport. Sunday to
bee her husband. She found him liv
log at the bum o: lira. Elisabeth
and Harrison street. Tho '"‘Andsrson
nameplate wait on the door. but on
discovery it was quickly “removed by
Mrs. Anderson. All the result she
was arrested.
Mra. Gctnoy admitted that she was
not Anderson's wits. although his
nameplate was on the door.
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II. IIIIOII'SI
LAST RENTAL
Yesterday prordptiy at 3:30. Prof. A.
8. Gibson opened the: last or his very
popular organ racitIIc. llo rendered
I selection In I prelude while the poo-
pie ware being seated. remarking It
the beginning oi the mortar prograuri
that it was not on the. pro am. He
mud It simply an In ice-bros or. Prof.
tithon htmIolt seemed to be in capac-
tIlty good form, and his work was on-
Nra. Haviland sang artistically and
with great tooling. {i‘mhalkowslty‘a
invocation to Sleep was superb. in
fact. there could scarcely have been
tound three songs in which Ira: ti.
land’s powers would have shown“
greater advantage.
Miss carver. harpiat. was Very well
received also. There is always some
thing attractive in a young girl play-
ing I harp. and Miss Carvers saloo-
lions wars well abuses and wait no»
tiered. lapaaldlly beautiful wars tho
two numbers in which were harp and
organ com.binsd
Otto 30mm” almost mm the trust
”of the witch addiction . 0th:
flirted that this would‘bo bowlasi
[2' limit min
Witter
,9»me
i
must ”‘0
‘ . is No. ”ain't“.
balms at It“! N i- ‘ ‘
«Md mwuwg”,
A rising vote or thanka was given ‘
~ blows
in IS m l
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Estimated That the Revenue to
the City Next Year Will
Amount to $59,000
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APPRNPNINNNNN NNNEEN
FJro Department, Fire Alarm and
Streets tc;cost More
The meeting oi the board of call
mate and taxation of the (lily of Nor
walls. which was adjourned from No»
vombcr 22nd. was held last evening in
the council chamber in Wall street
The meeting was I lengthy one and
diucusslcn on questions. especially
that of permanent roads. were long
New matters regarding fire alarms and
medical school inspection came beiore
the meeting. but were not settled.
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mentioned on Fourth Page.)
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KlnliAPi'liiI trans
‘l'tl tolls rutomo
“an.
NEW YORK, Nov. tail—A kidnapping
case originating nvo years ago in
which the late iJeul. Potrostno. who
was murdered In ltaly. played the
part of inreattgator. is believed to have
led indirectly to a bomb espioalon in
the early hourI today. which shook
up one of the most thickly populated
in Nov: i'.orlt did extensive
«mm and rroatod a panic in the
neighborhood.
The bomb exploded in the doorwlir
ot the Bolts Trinacria saloon It: the
heart oftho Sicilian settlement on
Elizabeth street. it completely wreck
ad the nlocn. the front or which was
blown inward. badly damaged adian
cont stores. hurled sleeper) in the
tenornonul above from their beds and
cracked windows ior biochI around.
The police roasrm had their hands
.. tuii quietlng the paniutrlciwn for
NW". who flocked to the sums by
nod
Francesco-launchers is the owner
of the saloon. He had left the place
about ball an hour boiore the canto
slop. Today he gavetbo police hit:
them: of the animus buhind the out-
rage. About live years m. be said.
his son i‘eitro, sis years old. was bid»
capped and he has never heard from
him. The police were notified and
“out. Petrosino werltod DnItho case.
talisman received many letters
threatening his lite ii I largo sun: oi
money was not paid for the return at
the boy. but paid no attention to them.
and it is believed by him that the
kidnappers are now starting in their
revenge.
~20 LII. osauutarso suoaa. it.
With tea or codes. L. .loaoloit's.
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CAPTURID IV REVOLUTIONEITI.
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Government Forces Joined the Enemy
It Nicaragua.
SAN lUAN Didi. BUR. Nicaragua.
Nov. til. -Advlcoa todayt Togucig-
Ilpa auto that Atlantic no is at lion-
dbrIl and tits l‘toparimont of Conny-
Iltla lino boon (ruptured by revolt:-
ttontIlI under the toadsruhip oi iorntor
President Manuel Bonllia. Govern.
ment forces sent to retake the torri-
tory Joined the onemay 2
General iionilla attempted an un-
Iuoossa revolt against the government.
at President Davlla last summer.
LIE" ho sought rsiugo in Guatemala
item which he was deported. Racont-
ly hewaars midtoboio Now Or
ions i g an expedition which
was to at h the Atlantic coast. of
“audit lionilla' it cause "I hclpad
Iomowm by the rebellion ot‘ (ion.
Jogo Vaiindarotl. the ”tumor of tho
Island at Ant la. The latter was or
coolly do and mate this coun~
try.
Mitotic ‘rsu vaaas.
vrtsoda at Mr. and Airs. James Hawkaa
0M 'i’itIrI I Was.
About filly niobium oi Eureka lodge.
Daughter» of Rabahall. gathering at
residues of Mr and Mrs. James
Nautilus. in m street. iiaat Norwaih.
and mm than I mains surprise pan
ty. wits the tenth anni-
nM
”in.
hours were
mouoav . arrguoou Witt
“um [um
gown-3' . ‘
turnout: won: that '
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Biillxihli’OB’l‘. Ni“. 89.-—Abrshatn
IoM lnliioti. who was arrested last "all
Ncbargsd with so all us crime. that
at assaulting Marlo rs. oi 08 Como
marcisi itrssi. was tho i: a trial in the
CM court ”herd”. and instead of
racing but one chants oi Isuauit again-
at him. the potion ilid two.
He was reproach d by Attorney
ttuil oi Chant lain and Hull .
while Prosecutor ddon conducted
the case for the I to. lie was ad
judged probably go ity to the charge
oi consulting Maria Mars, 9 years.
at its Commercial Itroet. Elisabeth
WIslto, I years oi ago. or toll Caro-
'iinc street. Manolo Hobos. it years
of age of 718 Mull “not.
limit at .
Judge Wilder ilN will,“ ng Metal
30“ probably hilly, bound him over
to the superior court in the sum or
$16 000 bail ’l‘iw bruins wile am
a spectator to Elite court proceedings
and walla no sympathy was wasted
on Malnlboii nation Iontimont was
shown for his all .
The childish w were the victims
oi the mango uttoti bacilli“ Iatrongly that
a man who assaulted them
without a doubt. Matron Arnold
and Croatia. and Pdtroh'nen Finnegan
and Hothrooh also instinct! regarding
their connection with the case.
“n“ T” MM“.
Molniltoif denied that ho was guilty
at consulting the Wasko girl or the
“who girl and be wII not questioned
ix regard to the, liars case. although
it child Iwcra tint. its bad IIIaultod
her. The assault the Mars child
occurred during the t wool: in No-
vember and that on the Wake girl
on December :5. 1900. and on the Ne
(‘ue It". All?" ”.1909. Noinlkofi
entered a general fliaaial and although
Attorney flail (ought m ior him he
was bound over . .
it he should its hand will: by the
sounder court he thsaond tho great-
er part oi his liter d‘priscn walls
it. is poIIibla, that could be soar
tanned” tor :0 yearn on pact: case
The divorto application! are com
log in libsrdlly and another batch has
boon returned to the civil superior
.wau was O'Hallorsn bbiora she was
modded t'c Itinbael Flatt-rib oi Bridge-
port. on April 28. tses. wants a divorrc
and I change oi truss.
In her complaint Mrs. Fishery al-
logcd donation from Fob. it. 190:.
She has one child. Mary A. Fishery.
eleven years old. and she wants the
court to malts her the legal guardian
of the girl.
Catherine Dottneily Cabin wants! a
divorce from John cabin. oi Datrolt.
formerly of Bridgeport. They were
married on June it”. The wife chara
gen habitual lntomporancs and cruelty.
She salts for the custody oi three into-
or children.
Alloglng his title was unfaithful to
her marriage vows. Harman Porry.l
carpaatar. raiding in Greenfield Nlli.
brings suit against hla wiio. “hold
Docket- Parry, now oi Stamford. Al-
bert Young. of Stamford, is named as
correspondent
Boot. ti. tact. and have three children,
whoa ocuatody the father desires.
Esther it. Boardtnorc Spauldittg. 0'
Bridgeport. soaks to be freed from her
husband. been F.-Sualdlag: boon-op
or with tho Marigold Printing 00..
brtdsaoort. on thanground oi latoion
able cruelty. Show" I Juno bride.
Juno ill. 190i
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“till!“ “WIFE!
AITRIKHAN. mlnsais. Nov. :9.”
Darin I sudden tempest lo the Cu
plan today. a leading sings on
which wars loo Persian dochworitcu.
was dragged fro ”.3, tomriugs and
swept out to Ian. I am was Id
vioiIat that Illinois at rescue who
turtle andail how that any oi the than
will its Inigo has boas a bandoaad
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MVIVIIWU. "00“ lacunae.
with rundown-c councilman. _ .
lattes. ”4
court. Bridget Agnew .ii'ianory who .
1'ny were married
. uumvbosimsmt
voitila marriaeoi Inandw
another: hit ltaa most’
Another school Building lnboullt
Norwsiit Witt BI I lis-
ossaiiy Very Soon
PNENENE NENNEINNEN
NINE ENEEN EN ENNNNN
a... In Pupils Each Year Enough
, to Fill Two Grades
With the returns oi the school an
rolltnont oi the various districts of
the‘town to Secretary Wilfred Bod-
wgll. oi the board of school visitora.a
as n in the school population over the
returns oi 1009. at ftfly-iour..is shown.
The enumeration last year was 6.!88.
and this year is 5.342. This shows I
steady growth. and denotes thatthe
town is not by any means a sign oi
Itanding still. in tact. tailing the oil:
or increases already reported in many
places throughout the state. the gain
is a fairly Ivsrago one
Aa was to expected. and so has
been the case or several yoars past.
the southern section of the town. in
which is located the Union School Dis-
trict has the largest percentage oi in-
crease. The net gain in this district
i
i
to till two miles oi any one school
This again brings up the problem at
providing additional schooiviaciiitles.
Is all four of tho proasnt building are
about tilted to their capacity. Pm
Iion was taken recently at the two
large class rooms in tho Knudsen
_ building.
The district committoe will shortly
take up this matter. and already it is
being discussed by several of the tax-
: payers Whether it is dairabk to
construct a large addition. ofruitcaliy
a new school. on the trout the prov
ant Cancord building. or erect an In-
tlraly now building some distant,» iur.
ll. in the vicinity oi It; are
. one or too street. is a question lhat
labalng'hocoas conquered at the tow
averag‘
number of pupils about mum to
fill two rooms a your. and to I“ “3
taro growth at too district. it will no
necessary to provide sight or taa
rooms.
The Lincoln school. which contains
night. large rooms, was completed
about those years ago at a coat or
040000
The itgnros oi the enumeration lust
taken are as iotlowa:
Wont Norwalk ............ 90
Northwest ..................... iii
Over River .................... at?
Center ......................... Oil
Brock-ilk .............. . ....... 123
East Norwalk ............. V ..... 700
Rowaytoo ...................... lib
North East ................. 51
North Cantor ......... .. ........ 213
Broad River .................... 108
South Norwallt Union ..........‘:.tltl
These figures show that. in the South
Norwalk Union district than has been
In lncrouo of 78 pupils during the
5st year. the Over River school last.
the Cantor school district gained
ii; Baal Norwalh gained to: Wall
Norwailt gained 6; Rowaytcn gained
10: North Cantor gained to; Broad
River gained ti. Brook-ids gained 11:
West Norwallt lost 8 and the North!!!
blast lost It
strut: aluminum!
Notice is hereby given lb t com
manning Holiday. November .1010.
dry Muss will be collected by the city
an follows:
MONDAYS AND THUIODAYUt
IIOTION N0. i—«On Wool “will.
. North Main attest. south Alain that
Ind all sit-Iota out to tho it rbor.
rough“ AND FIiDA Illi-
TION 0n Fatrttatd Ivonne...
during at lasingtcs avaa‘uo‘IId
all streets to ilsctiolt No. l.
WIONICDAVO Alto SATURDAV:
no. lwAll streets will oi Section
8 within the city limits
to addition to the collections above
collectioai inibsboli
““001: ms!” HO". «M»
W
III-LI “LAND pass.
is seventy-eight pupils. almost enough‘
than will be the usual daily morning as
a..-
E V ) :1 ' “’“Vi
Warm conbats Start tor Party"
Nominations tor Fairtlsld ‘ 1
County Commissioners I
There is a raft of Republican can"
didalos looking ior election." county
commissioners, two or which will be
:Iipolnéed by; 1I3“ next g‘anoral are...“ SEX"! company Log! M
in 0mm unar- moon ease
"“1 John Bmphy, whose terms on “SE ”it” ”I ”II
tot
I
pin with this your. are candidates for
ronomination. Whitman B. Mead. the
other commissioner. has yet two more
years in onion. The salary in 81.800
"swarm tour years.
one who are allied with
tho Ropubllitr'n‘h forces who have been
prominently mentioned tire Deputy
Freda. Cm int oi Dot: but!
whose Job at shortii aspires when the
Shefifiolect Voilmer goes into onion
in June; Former Senator Charles A
Holman. I cigar matter. or Danbury:
J B. ornbill and , _. .0’
Brock. old and .
New Fairilold one
name is also mentioned for minutes
Should commissioner arcphy be
thrown down by his party it. will be
the not tints that any Republican
commissioner who was I modulate tor
the second time has not held onion ior-
more than one term in any county 0!
the state What strength the many
candidates can muster is unknown It
the present time. but it is predicted
that when the Republican senators and
representatives oi the county do can-
cus that commissionm Peaao Indra
Brophy will be their party's nominees.
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25 and {the pit. L Joseioil‘a.
Iii NNNNNE
NEPNE SliNli
littlciais AraAoaln Consulting
I Plan to list Trolley Loop
Fut Through
Some important developments in the
proposed trolley loop. at the west-m
bound railroad depot came to light yam ‘
torday. what: Trailic Manager I. J.
hoary. of the Connecticut Comps
Icon to south No it
New. Noun. (or a
Iltipll‘lltlol'dont Odor
wtit. iocaidtvialoli at
city molds .inciudiug Glam
Samuel W. ticyt. Jrnald
Counsel John Keogh. -
it became known by Mr. l‘ary' I vis-
it that the when odiciata have pana-
od iavorably on the general idoi to!
the loop. but some details will main
revising. The company haafounl that .
on account oi the big double-truck cork
that are now it: use on the anion
hero. I larger cone radios will bomb
outred. This is needed on account.
the greater overhang tits big can it
than the slag}. truck “Italy. on Io-
count at this condition. it u eon-tidal»
Id desirable to till in the angle ll
Stats street. near Madison street
where I stairway now was access to
tho dapot approach. This is a old!
tor of twelve or fifteen foot oi space
over which it is proposed to lay lbb
Thirty
Scott was Twootyis
Altar and than
Tho armory ‘ Names _I I
brought out a crowd-votm
hundred people. an aunt:
was surprising in vlpw
agreeable author mum
brat-cut had the planets at n
other hard (ought chitin“. lilo
Company loam lining to the IN!
settlement live of New‘ Yor
tor plI tug overtime. it! a .
to 28 be green and it its ofll
High had strong on .
Keisoys. another Norwail his. _‘
my“! finally landing the sesame
tooth“; on slot: Pool.
w~~mn
Chained aavortiaaotanio A ,1 I“
a ‘ “inguinaimNgr’ ,
want-nu " * *
WANTED-i-Am YOUNG “AN 11"
:00 "Home,“ prelim
bod !
Twifi'goéa co grounds
”a.“ housework!» iaatily of
sonata—m
ti and.
r” or“
or
To"!
To L .j‘1
mo't' air-m luv: rto‘o
South Norwalbu'o
South flats at Tot"! . ,
l ood;
mats: 10$»: faintly.
soul in! l
O \' '
Mannheim.
332‘s tit tannin J _
tracks in making the curve an caster 'ro III—:33”): '3? 3:,“ .
one [or the cars to hunt ate. '
While it is expected this change of' “:32" “TNJGLNW'A' r";
plans will data: the won: a little. it
is not thought that it will prevent the
carrying out oi the improvement.
The building oi this loop is cuboid. mo
and the best solution oi the problem
improving trolley facilities at that ' no
depot. With this loop to operation
the cars of the West avenue line will ,
go up to the walbbouad depot. coma
avaous‘ ‘sgsin. by way of Monroe and
”fillin'm Thisniaaiatbs I.
result. of of agitation ovsr tho I
tastier. during which my solutions
have bean considered. it has best:
discussed at Mom by the also
should and Nauutaclurora‘ Annular
lion and total committees from that
nation and tho Norwaih Bouillon
aa‘s Association A loop ocmplatsty
About the dam was coaudorsd torn
lists but was abIadosad on W
the great expanse tarot“ . b
The biting is or the Italians m
angle will its out up to the city with
“oil for dslnito action . .
I'd-$006!.
.hcuso or:
Ea ,
t. "Err. t‘ .
m- NEW“
was My Elwihn
LITMSEVIN
all: run flow:
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dill?
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trio-
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