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Action Brought by Several of
Stockholders of The Norwalk
Investment, company
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Dudley E. iioyi Says lie Will
Fight to a Finish
Litigation and trouble faces The
Norwalit investment Company, and it
Is possible that through the proceed-
ings now under way the corporation‘ s
chairs may be wound up. .
An action was brought yesterday at
ternoon for the appointment of a re-
céiver and the dissolution of the com-
pany The action ls returnable to the
Superior Court on the first Tuesday
in January. 1911.
'i‘heY petition alleges mismanagement
of the adairs oi the corporation; that
it Is’ threatened with suitson claims
which it has not paid. and that its as-
sets are in danger of waste through
attachment and litigation
The action is brought by Frederlcli
F. Whitehead. Minor 1). Randall, Wil
ham 8. ‘Sturtcvant. Frederick Shaw.
Horace L. Ilubbell. Theodore H. Olsen.
Willlum F. White. John A Hamilton,
A. DI ight Keep. James Paul, Ross flur-
chard. as executor for the late lloard
man Burchard. all of Norwalk; Frank-
lin Lynch. oi Dnrlen; George Isl. Sar-
tain. of Fairlield: Frank Hudson. Josue
(l Simpson. of Yonkers, a minority of
the stockholders.
The suit is brought by Attorney
“AAA” . ii. Vosburgh. of South Nor
we .
The Iar Atstocltholder in the com-
pany is dlov bl. lion. ivbo has prac-
tically managed the scam of the com-
pens for several years past. the office
1' -. k at the
and Han-
f‘ord pl '
Mr. Hoyt ststed this afternoon that
there was another side to the one.
cut tic .. ' a con-
tent! ufi t: s Aof fill untied
sooclrhold is! we ght the
present action sun And, bind to the
company. and that hen been push-
lng them for the purpoae of getting
needed funds. and illdt they have unit-
ed to- drive him out of the management
of the company. or also put It out of
husi'neII‘. A
Mr. um recently made return to
following property which The Norwalir
investment Comps holds title to in
the town 0. rider
1 dwelling cuss. AlsAlAroad avo-
nue. ilowayton ............. 8 1.200
16. acres land. Kowsyton. . . .. 2,000
I dwelling house. Wald BL. Nor 1 200
113i: 100le. . . i ......... 400
1 dwelling houAe. ibAii Wnshinll-
ion 8t. ..................... 600
Lot 26x76 .................. . 200
l dwelling house. Madison St. .. 2.000
[at 40x100 “nu ......... ‘00
1 dwelling house. Woodward
Ave. ...... ... ........ . 1.500
300
hot 003(166 .................
l dwelling“ Rouse. Summit and,
GOAdGnH .. 1.. ..... H...‘ 3.000
400
Lot 368100“. ”1...... ......
i Wilding lot Washington so. too
1 lot Boundview Terrace,10:70. 50
10 lots. Taylor Ms. 50:175.. 3,000
i dwelling house. I! denied
Ave. ......., ......... . 2.000
bot1001100 .............. 400
l dwelling house. Rowsytcn
Ave. ..... 2.000
3 ec' laud. Rowsyton Ava. 2.100
1 build g. Von handt sud Os.
born Aves. 8.000
Lot00x100................. 600
1 double house. Cottage“ BL.
But Norwtlh 2.300
wacmo.................
A. house. All Fort Bt.. illsst Nor.
bwulh. 1.250
builds“. A850
1 house. 53 Fort St. Edit Nor-
AAIAt 45x90. .............
lb acres salt meadow. Isavlcw
slit 1.250
aw. 1.vo
iiscrsslAand.Iioutoudt....... 1.000
srds .
10 sold) And. ”I"! I; G
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ssssasse
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Tm‘ CIIIII
some at ”mucous Nero-Ix “I'M-ones
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Arc Twenty Points Ahead In the
Pinochls and id demos
With the II. 0. ii.
The first sitting In the series of
euchre and fortydivo.
teams of Catholic Union Council.
Knights of Columbus, and Division No.
1. Ancient Order of Hibernlsns. was
held last evening in the Catholic Club
house In West avenue. and ended in
a defeat for the A. O. H. teams.
are to be ilve,more sittings. Last even.
ing's score shows the K. of (l. to be 20
points ahead. The sittings are to be
held In the hall of one team one night
and In the hall of the other the next
The A. 0. ll. teams defeated
the K. of‘C. teams last year in a sim-
ilar series. in which plnochlc wns also
between the
8am Wife and Five Children to
null lIlIPllll. um
' Pilllll. Willi nu luvs
Turner French Blamed Lawyer
After the games a social hour was
enjoyed. during which all were enter-
talnod‘hy tho
Cresgii. Sandwiches. coffee and cigars
were passed around and all made the
best of the good time.
ting will be next Wednesday evening.
In the A 0 H hall. In Wall street
The scores for last evening are as
Charles W. Patrick. of South Norwallr
from a state's prison sentence. by
Judge Lucien F. Burpee in the orlmi
nal superior court yesterday Patrick
was before the court. having pleaded
guilty to the charge of blgamy. Mrs.
The next sit-
Naiteford and Dowd. K. of C ....... 4
R. Walsh and W. Walsh. A. 0. ii..
Yost and Duffy. K. of (
Creighton and John Barry, A 0. H.. .3
Friend and W. J. Smith. K. of 0.....3
Conroy and J. Clark. A. 0. ll ........ 4
Williams and J..ill.
Siswick and W. (lor am. A. 0. H.. . ..
J. ll. Harry and I-‘euiey. K. of (3.. . . ..
J. Murphy and Lyons. A. 0. H ....... 2
M. J. Tierney nnd F. Ward. K. of 0.. .ti
McSaily and W. Clark. A. 0. il..... . .1
Totals-K. of 0.. 26; A. 0. ll.. 16.
SOUTH sonar
sssidy. K. of C.. .4
Norwalk Conclave. No iltl. improved
Order of Heptasophs. was held last
night. at which time odleers were
elected. District Deputy George C.
Marks. of New Haven. was present.
and following the business session. re-
freshments Will'o served.
Colon and (‘aesldy. K. of (
Moi‘srthy and McNamara. A. 0. ll.
Kearney and Sheehan. K. of (‘..
R. Fallon and McDonough. A. 0. It:
P. J. Ward and C. Ward. K. ofC..
Hyde and Hurd. A. 0. ii .............
Burns and Mngner. K. of C .......... 7
Fitzgerald and Carpenter. A. 0. H.. ..
Totals—K. of (1.. .
Totals of sitting-“K. of 0..
sonvsix stilt
' stem broom
Nora-silt Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal
Order of En mm
as follows. will be installed early in
January:
Paul and James 0' liars
ld‘ its annual elec-
i‘dg In their dual-tars In
the Ghetto bulldi in Wall street. At a
this time three can idntes were lnitiat
so and refreshments of an excellent
nature cnibyed. The
ensuing year are as follows:
Worthy President—William I. Pow
el.
Worthy Vice-i’resident——Adolph Bal-
the Norwalh board at assessors of the A“
031m. for the cy articles at the home of Mrs. C. W
and Tuesday was brought-to a triumw
phul close last evening. and it Is
thought that quits a. large sum of men-
‘ey was realised for the Anti-Tubercu-
losia Dispensary. There were s larg-
or number present yesterday after-
noon than on Tuesday afternoon be-
cause of the clearer weather and many
articles were sold. As was told in
the Sentinel yesterday the sale was of
articles‘made by professionals In their
Worthy Chaplain—domes C. CshIII
Worthy Secretary—«John if. Wood.
Worthy Troaaurer~Cornelius hlc
Outside Gusrd~Bernsrd Klndellen.
inside Guard-«Edward Marron.
Worthy Physician—Dr. II. B. West“
Worthy Conductor~Chsrles Payne
Board of trustees for one yoar~
John Devine. 8. J Reynolds and James
clency from years of specialty and ex-
perience.
Tho officers were chosen unanimoua
l,\_'_ and the meeting was very harmon-
s
cut-mm. so. fer tbs Isnsiit of m
y
Christmas pressuts for your "baby
and your friend's baby. best
titles of useful and omsinentpls
to delight the hearts of everybody.
young and old. Fancy articles. Dolls.
. success of it. Tbs committee in charge
or the entire sale was the board of di-
rectors of the Anti-Tuberculosis Asso-
ciation.
Candies. Every cost you spa
will help to malts those dear little ha.
bias at the Day Nursery happier
through the coming your. They used
Friday afternoon. December 0. from
2 until 6 o'clock. 8t. Paul's
West avenue. Norwalh. firing your
holiday smile with you; if you haven‘t
one handy. we can supply you.
stmotions that Arehbish l‘srlay gave
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ssiul
The King's Daughters’ Circle lit
Orsnbury is holding a two n his‘ solo
. and entertainment In 'tho‘
last evening was successiu ,
for the opening oi the event. The Kor~
600 wall: Manitoulin Inn has
. to turnlsh music for tho cocoa
isysd there last evening. it is so.
tell that as torsom number of
about the town will“A st‘tsndAA
4 event Many were In sites;
last svshlus at the Non
Aos‘r Circle of WI .
use were for “id oh i
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reason prsvuutsd from sttoudlns.
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Mind and Married Another
.s—wuo Pissds‘ior Him
for His Trouble
A loving and pleading wife saved
(Continued on. ASIath Page.)
GBIBLIVE OFFIBEII
An enthusiastic meeting of South
The newly elected ofiloers. who are
Past Arched—Olin S. Youngs.
Mellon—Junk 1“. Huntington.
Provost~WIIllam Miller.
Prelste—-Wllfrcd Bodweii.
inspector—John H. Gallagher. .Ir.
Secretarywii‘. W. Sturdevsnt.
Treasurer—Frank N. Ferris.
Financier-«lame: Paul.
Warden—«Archie F. Nash.
Sentinel—Charles B Gray.
Trustecswv. W. Ferris. John E.
Delegate to next supreme iii-annual
convention. to be held at Mllwsuhaslin ,
lunemOIin 3. Johns.
ssn- nominal
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The Anti- Tuberculosis sale oi isn-
Bheiton. of East avenue. yesterday
line and each article represented sill.
About 8115 was taken In altogether.
but as the goods were sold on commis-
sion' and the accounts have not been
dgured up. the entire amount netted
the local dispensary board is not yet
known. The ladies who Alld the affair
in charge may be well pleased with the
BITIIOLA III
0F AIIITIOI
____L_IE III "III
NEW YOAIIAK. boo. 8.--Psrt of the In
to did priests of his arc diocese yea
tort!!! morning in Bi. Patric? s catho-
drsl was that they must rstuind their ‘
parishioners that no Catholic is en-
titled to a requiem mass unless burial
toads In a catholic cemetery. The
nod that a convert to
«AIM ll. buried by
his or her Islet Ivosl it any cemetery.
The syn occupied three hours. and
the cathedral was clos-
ed to all ttho oi . Archbishop
Farley tallied exactly wo hours and
the av closed with s tunes. Every
priss: pufisut loads a new profusion .
The nests wsrsiuformsd that 1
«A. be um» m”
intend mission
{Arturo undid tutu“ :l "'
, s u 0 rep
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scorn nonmetal.
doubts as to the an
out were outsrtalhddrthflfm It in... in
sanitarluin I: ‘W t
to have ive n
sentenced to 30 days for lamp of lielniltoff. charged with indecent so “a.
the peace aud‘his cabs will be invas-
ligated. Judge float is at the Win-
ion that he was Ill oi s sau-
itariufn and not “All _ t.
.l autumn—1... .
court when he on s
charge of annoy 1mm.“ girls
last. evening at t I
street and Fslrdsidv vguc. and u:
in; vile language. I All. .
Last evening it‘ll An—A
son P. Bo sou sud: lAAWiiliadl mWilhiu-
son oompia nod to a. helium that
Nearent was acting grunge I” the
0!- III
previously. named also at!
thouost oihcc.
Jack of All ATJI‘AII.
When first ilk“ A. m by "MA
oilicer of the Aug). logo M he won
a teacher later eyes
then a carpenter such this morning in;
court said he was a attendant ate
a butcher.-
A He claims
York. How was
(:AKBRIDOE.*Mass..- Doc. I.-'i‘hs
defense in the.trial of mums»,
the little Cape Breton girl. who is on
trial for the murder of Clarence If.
Glover. the Waitham Laundry propri-
etor. opens with sensations today. The
greatest throng that has appeared at
any time during the trial clamocod
at the doors of'the Middleses County
Courthouse long before 9 o'clock. The
Junior counsel for the defendant. A
Farley Brewer declared in his open—
Ing address that the deiense would
show that someone beside the prison-
er had the opportunity. the motive and
the ability to commit the crime. and
when Melvin ll. Johnson. senior coun-
sel for the girl. called the first witness.
prised to bear the tall young lawyer
ask District Attorney John J. Higgins
to take the stand. The jury was order—
oil from ill room. While Mr. Johnson
explained the court that he desired
terisl witnesses to the government‘s
case had not been allowed to testify.
and that the prosecution had hindered
the interest of tbs prisoner.
ur. Johnson. who was selsod with
Illness In court yesterday. appeared
pale and week this. morning. and A.
‘ll'arlsy Brewer. his associuts. opened
to the Glover homo dosiguedly.
Clarence chi» and did It with it cost
may not have buss proper."
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twsssuuouucsdtus‘c. AA A'
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loads an appeal
in .mhdlw... :
l
4 Successful Altair in the Hermit
the crowd in the court room was sur-
to show through Mr. Higgins that run-
the defence In invalidating the case in
for the dcfsnss. llr. Brew" spoils of
the mystery surrounding the death of
Glover. He described the childhood
of Hattie ialilsnc. her former home at
West Arichat. (Lil embers. as a mem-
ber of a poor family. she had no pros
poets of advance and opportunity. and
than he declared that she was brought
“Iomsbody. " be continued. “killed
and deliberate purpose. Others had the
touuortuulty to ltlll hint. and we shall
show that one other In particular had
on tunity. motive and ability " Hat-
tie. assorted. had no motive for hill
lag Glover. Counsel tor the dsfsnu.
be said in closing. would not attempt
to defend the relations between mover
sud Hattie. which. he said. "may or
til ‘ Iiicsum‘ub was ‘
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Alllllll All Allilflllll
William lloiiinsun. at Stamford.
Gets From 7 to is Years
.4”...—
BRIDGEPOM‘. Dec. 8.——Abraham
sault of an eight- yearold child. and
also for criminal assault on a six-year-
msindsr of his days in state prison
He pleaded guilty to the two charges.
(Continued on ascend Page.)
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nus i Ililiii
Isthodlsi Church, Last Night
About one hundred and fifty people
‘er present to have attended the has-
ar of the Volunteer Circle of King's
Dughters. of the News“: Methodist
Church. held last evening In the church
bloomed! and Sunday School room.
The si'f‘slr is thought to have netted
about 880 for this institution, whoseou
work consists in doing good for others.
assisting the poor and needy. Prolr
ably a good share of the moose- clear-ed
ad will be devoted toward Ghriltmss
dimers for some of the Norwalk city
We
A There were several booths and each
one did an excellent business durlns
the onion of the evening. One booth.
, hand y constructed and decoratod A
loss lanterns and Japanese
uncle ant
booth was would with
NI. Tbs color schomcof pigs postal
card and cutlery articles was green
and wlte. while that of the candy booth
was pinh.
There was one surprise booth so
nosed at the west side of the church
This was it novel grab-bag made of
several 'rloths of diderent colors. 0n
the outside had been neatly arranged
cottombatten in the form of a goose
and the head of the goose protruded
outward from the long neck. making It
appear quite‘nstursl and Ilon-lilre. The
center of the goose had a hole In It.
used With a by so that when in opers~
lion It seemed that the person "goos-
ing" was laying his hand beneath the
wing. This booth netted quite a sum
and attracted the older folks as well
as the younger. for whom it was orig;
inslly Intended.
The circle deserves great credit for
the success of their hour and each
member of the circle worked faithful-
ly sud earnestly to have it a succesa
The candy and calls booth was in
charge of the Kisses Edith sad Sarah
Fitch. Mable Warren and Carrie Olm-
stssd. The fancy articles wars in
charge of the llissss Charlotte 0mm
man. Nollie Denney. Grace tawrsuce
rbsnlra The Japanese booth was
luv charge of Hrs. 0. Irving Bitumen
and the misses Bertha Knapp. and
Louis- Brochmosllsr and Mrs. Thomas
Baxter. s ice cream vendors were
lir. and ra Dwight. smith. The soon
had several able assistants. among
them using lies Ours Wheeler. iss~
gains“ Ruth Osrruthors sud Altos
or
susum'sucut
' In the Wlolimll Republican club
house last evening In WIasipauh sight
toss young man lust and formed a so
sisl club so be called tbs lmuwisrunsun
$3936 to...“ hum of AAA" AAA?
1 m o v o y
audit was this mason one: that
A All It tliuu
connection company can ElchrI—A
inrsoltFromSisndsrdlllcho.
to Wilson's Point
There were three besri gs yeste
mics. ini titanium. be ore the
comic s onsrs.
BIVIII Five to Ten Years on First guofaovorzngmfiggd If. £2333.ng
Icu mp . w w
Count IMA TWIN! YB!" tat AAA]; “.31?” bfytgiluglluesrY exchan-
we ps one s ow or ow
(ill 3'3““. 0W"! Haven and Hartford RsliroadAcon
pony was for a modification of s are
H. H. Ellsworth. division
engineer. appeared for the company.
will be granted by
The Connecticut Company petitioiu
ed for approval of the method of coh-
istructlon of a street railway line In
New Britain. In North Stanley street
from the north line of Allen strest to
a point near the south line of lt‘rsn-
cis street. The location and
already been approved in
mon council of the euro
The company also petitioned for
approval of the proposed method or
old child will spend a part or the re. ammsfif :5, ‘m3:"'§23‘”:'
track and the spur track of the Blood-
srd Oil Company. in Wilson avenue.
Norwsllt. asking for permission to
electrify that track and to use It for '
purpose of storing street railway cars
in a. building formerly used as an on
This project was opposed
by the selectmen of Norwalk
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. by the
modification that will be made by the
minus}
All the petition.
the commissioners..
nos'rou Dec. swans: dumb
loaded by her family. relations. the
members of her household. doom lit
the Christian science chemilumi- = .
itching Society, and her personal stop. ‘
dents residing in Greater my!“
body of Rev Msry Baker Idfdy VII
(Continued on Second Pat”:
no: imam-mu...
as we rises. alum
sash additional word. ‘l and not
WANTED.
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commissioners In their order of last
July which directed the eliminationf
WANT D-PLUUBEIL
{Medici}?! Wall B! Ale-
no? oil.
Kennedy a creasing. one mile north
the Windsor station. will decreed. the
middle span or the overhead highway u a..."
bridge from fifty-nine feet to thirty ”.1:
woman—Lay enemas ll
gwt/ s or“ an
CensuA'A. Acute A?
m gm
. AA A ‘
PORTUNIWM PARTY
The Connecticut Board of m ,
tion and Registration of Nurses will”
II to .
tho' Connecticut' Training k ties AA! 0'
Waitress—4 Nita “iv
School. 775 Howard Ave. New Haven. v
home for Na “right
Christian.
osry 4.1811. ,Ila- .
in” January. at the above
R. I ALBAUOH. Betty.
YALE IIII Ill.“
Ll'iil AIIIIIAIITEI g...
momentum Write new m m"
his university calcium or liver:
ucd yesterday. .
that the lots number of living grad
notes of all departments is mm.
which Is so incl-sass of 1.152 during
the two years since the lssAt catalog“
colored c , all 13¢
A A? an... on r A
m; work all year . -‘ .
tad liaise guinea-t 00.. . .
sun of Yale.
e rate of shunt W‘"“°“’° m.
are now increasing at
600 a year. because of the Increased
also of classes. which have not yet
nsciicut Turnpike.
reached the period of frequent deaths - ”7"-
in the two undergraduate depart»
ments the scientific school graduates
Increased from 8.588 to 4.018. and the
AM
TO LIT-41V 1" R00"
academic department graduates from ml “an." 1. w
7.889 to 8.888. in the territorial
modem
LIT~WRM8HED
visions. New England. New York. New ”LL . d huh to n
Jersey and Pennsylvania now contlllm
10.400 graduates. or about two-thirdsm
him
Osman. with
Ave.
70 La? —A LARGE
of the whole number
dressing room con duct
city has use graduates New Haven.
1.178. and Chicago.
13m not).
floor as bath Cor. Well“ “I'll”
Idrs 0. D. Ki lm Mil
In the list of occupations law as a
with 8.600 gradu-
ates. as compared with 3486 two years
To LIT—THREE
roorns. rent reasonable.
lain 8t. .. or tel
profession leads
uquire II
education coming nest' with
1.730 graduates as compared
1.68! two years ago
occupations the drift toward business
In the various A '3'? m‘
Eggs" 8}."Bouthus-
gall.”
of various forms Is very merited. Is
well as inward engl
ministry males very slight gain The
catalogue has returns for about 98 per
cent. of all the graduates of the uni-
lts~ list except for a few
in car .. FlNELY mittens?
ad. iiA'l select net's”
nearing. while them
I! Ilsry Everett and lira. Everett : -
or trail: vol... 7
"A?
honorary degree men. refers uclu’
lively to those that have received
fiddler. diplomas.
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the nicotine
am all various omnisatlcos
for hludhod duriu ”the Ilinsss and at
mun death of our bslovsd daughter “re uAsAreaoueuml s V" .
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