*0 ill
Result of tile Disputed Ballots
Elves lllm Sixteen Votes In-
stead oi allrlplnsl Six
lull in lilili
‘ “ nonunion in
(lemurs Were . Deputy Sheriii
Plumb and Fred ll. Mullins
John J. Cuneo was coder declared
~ elected by sixteenuvolee city clerk or
_ Bouth' Norwaik. as a result of the re-
count of disputed ballots ordered by
Jud Williams. of the'Supel-ior Court,
in rdgeport. and who-“announced this
morning, the result of, the recount. Cu-
lieu. trim is s Republican...wes declared
elected on the face of the returns at
the recent election by elxwotes, but
his election was centested by the
Domini-stir: mdidate, Fr F. Hunt-
ington. who took the co 0 the
court. The recount gives Cuueo 589
votes and finntlngton 573.
The ballots. were outlined by Deputy
sheriff Arthur E. Plumb, of Trumbull.
and‘ Frederick C. Mullings. of Bridge—
‘lml'; f
a Attorneytlenerai John H. Light rep-
re nted’ 1dr. Cuneo. and Attorney
In J. Minion appeared for the peti-
tioner for the recount, Ml; Huntington.
"This morning the counters, Messrs.
meme andMuIiinge. turned 32 donut.
edgballots. over to ”lodge Williams,
uwhcéisuedupon them individually,
- ”to vint'vittorneys Light and Welsh
.1 _ [titty to scrutinize them. in
J H , audiences. the lodge bore out the
. . In‘mdin come overruled them.
will (in guestion was where a voter
put I" cross before the name of
WW: .16. for. uncle-1%? loathe
(.1 .. -. 1‘ .Q .. _‘ .D i.
“has! . ‘ ‘ fl‘ whiizl
.. Witn‘W-g -
all 5». ., . ,
WWW“. B '. ' .‘- ecolo-
blaiuant. that be h 'v at been dealt.
‘ftirlyinthecmt, .138 the ruling or
Judge...«wullalha infill. be seen
thetliivs ballots whldh’the moderatel-
Micron 'for'llr. i-igntington. should
really hlyebeen on
n
.u'roeenure. costs at the action will
‘ . on .Mr. ,Huntlngloh and are said
logbc ‘of titreeficurk‘lhough the ex-
ecilunount . not; too out.
x’ldntlie opt n of‘ mine Williams.
«unite the condition of the ballot
hols whenit reechedltridgeport, it was
not tampered with. '1
«WHITE 0W0 it n
{flat-VB. 300. 1". I034
willed: sits illicit .
‘ unconstitutional
When Judge Home in the criminal
superior, court was passing nuance
upon Jack Carroll, the singer. he took
occasion to eta ill t there was no
more despicabl‘ ori, and the guilty
parties should not... lagoon any sym-
BOILING.
No. Main St.
pethy. Attorneplwy l nt. of Bridge
gm. Who put up such I it run; defence
r the accused younger». tried to
haw a Jail lento , ”and for the
labs of 'Gerroli's‘ tions. tier-us!
A» L. Delaney told court t t Car-
l’s wife wcncsd her husblnd punish-
‘for his d‘lms.
, Carroll Nervous. .
7 "garlic“ was extremely nervous when
Gilli" tileddnlo, ,cou room
: 0 w“ to
When the ion f"; “"m
. . ins . «noun
haunts; senor had been found
loaf choked a sob which
llgltledhmlkafldhe steed Is
Ils‘adbee. flowe- theu led
‘ loathehfimoqam and later
.maa'lW‘ by!“ W “lumen!
‘ l. ~ . clot! “the am
local ham. and it ,
. . is g .
: lllll ill
b.“ Woodwinds“ ‘
h“ Sluelilsdlntsntiomsilsrry- _.
. ,to convey water tram gtsmiord in tank
lilac for Mr.’.Cu— Be
first day and come to him to get the
all carriedout. Upwards of seventy prior shepiifters.‘ «racially unce yes-
Norwsllt. terdsy
‘ deed titles! and the waiters with hoot.
“Miriam ,"ts ti
" will lilil on
Taken From lllm on. a Train and
Worth 3175. He Told
Local Police
Dneen Siiby, manufacturer of silk
almonds, 39, Orchard street New line
ven was in sore tribulation
last evening when he left a train at
the South Not-walk depot last night
and reported to the pollen that cnroute
from New York he had been robbed
of $176 worth of Christmas goods.
it was a wild goose-like chase that
the police were up against in helping
the men out, but they set about to reu-
der all of the assistance possible. The
theft was taken up with the railroad
people. who telegraphed to various
points along the line. Thus for. howev-
er, the goods have not been been to
covered. and it looks very much as If
the goods are gone for good. unless
the crock who took them can be cap-
tured in some similar cpemtlon.‘
The police turned the investigation
over to constable J. J. Goodwin, who
accompanied the man about and went
as far as Stamford in the hope of set-
ting some clue. “
The theft was committed in a very
simple manner. The New Haven man
took his packages into a cent with him
and at Stamford left the sent to get
u drink of water. lifter getting the
letter. he dropped down into a sect
several seats removed from where he
had been originally been. When he
neared South Norwaik he happened to
think about his packages and soon dis-
covered that they were missing. Not
amlittle excited he sought the police
a . ‘ »
A more than ordinarily perplexing
feature of the case is that the goods in
question were Christmas present but.
ers. ‘
A PURE DELIGHT.
Wliiiuma' Vanilla Extract—~the lead.
or in quality. Made only from select-
ed Mexican beans—lino best in the
world. ‘
ecu—.u.’
—-FANCY APPLES. 25 0. 35¢ PK.
L. Joseloif. 72 North Main street.
lilllii Lillli , i
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murmur-cell
John I. Boyle. the well-known
druggist of li‘airlleid. who was uptic-
,ceesfui candidate for Justice of the
peace at the recent election. intends
to make good his promise made dur-
ing the campaign. At that time on.
Yle said that if he was elected n
Justice he would marry any and all
who called puon him New Year‘e
day free. lie hes even issued invita-
tions for everybody to get ferried on
heat tied.
Justice Boyle. not satisfied with
the odor of free marriage. added a
further inducement to drospectlve
brides by promising to give them a
box of candy at the time the cere-
mony was performed. What the
groom will get is not known. though
last night Justice 30er said he
would "give ‘em the whole store it
they will only come and get married."
He has considerable work mapped out
now as there are already 17‘s pllcv
tlons’for his services on ant y l.
by youua People who desire to get
an economical start in life and will
sccept the chance to becoming one
without cost.
. -Whet (in best a Camera or Ko
deb for a Christmas gift? Good
out to show you. Bullshit-Powell
matrictiy Native Turkeys. :8 and
Me lb.; Geese. 20c 1b.; Ducks, 25c lb.
lisyee' Mitt
IIITIIIIIV "I"
ul rioterieto .
.fltiler. ‘
' A very Joyous “air was celebrated
at the suspicious residence of J. H.
Blur. st llidseileld. Wollmday even-
ing. For more than a weekprsoers-
tlons were Icing on and invitations
sent out for a genius holiday surprise
for Ir. rr and Mend it was
._‘I
is were present from
mum mu are New, mum. A
more layou- time wouldwhardl be
muss. Tables. were-laid till all
32m;
aw.
SOUTH
m.
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WllllllSS
Schools and Foctorietlciosed.
Heating Apparatus Mods Ua's-
less-Jib Electric Lipids
llilllllll lilllll illl’ll
llill REllll PIPES FROZEN
Stamford Water Comyeny Goes
to Rellsi oi Railroad Company
GREENWICH. Dec. 23.—-Oroenwich
and the villages of Port Chester and
Eye. in Westchester County. N. Y. ere
suitcringtoday from a serious water
famine. the supply of the Greenwich
Water Company, which serves that dis-
trict having failed entirely. All of the
public schools were closed yesterday
and the factories as well. the one ex»
ception in the letter case being the
Blmons‘ plant, which has its own
water supply. Householders. whose
l
l
to let the fires in their furnaces “0
out. because of the lack of water. The
odtcisis of the company hope to be
able to relieve some of the stress some-
time today.
For a long time the water in the
reservoir of the company has been low,
and recently arrangements were made
to get a supply from the private ‘lslte
on the it. C. Converse astute, pipes
were laid and Wednesd... one company
began to pump water into the upper
end of hte reservoir at the rate of 2.-
600 gallons a minute. During the
night. however, water in the pipes
froze solid. and not a drop was pass-
ing through yesterday. The odlcieis
of the company any that they are in
hopes that by today they will have
the pipes in such Ihaoe its to get the
water to flowing again. *
in order to keep the water supply at.
tile Cod Cob “power house; author the
chednle‘ ot' electrical“! ‘ ml .the
‘lli‘l‘. .
. imbibe New York. New Haven
and Hartford acumen“ compelled
cars and engine tendon} Mutants
for procuringthp supply listing been
made with thejStamford Water Cem-
psny. whoa reservoirs contain s’sood
amount oi . ‘ eter. A conference of of-
ficials of the company were held at
Cos Cob yesterday. to malts plans for
securing a water supply for the power
house in'lcsu the scarcity st Grocer
.wlch continues:
The situation was considerably im-
proved today. and the ' householders
and others. except those living on the
high elevations. whose supply of water
was cut oi! yesterday. were being serv-
ed today. The Greenmch Water Com~
pony. which serves thnt district. stet-
ed today that the supply which had
been smngod for from the lake on the
lil. C. Converse estate wee being pump-
ed into the reservoir at the rate of 2.-
500 gallons a minute. and also that the
supply was audicient for a hundred
days. The fsctories which closed yel-
ierdsy. will not re-open until after
Christmas. ltle understood. and this
will do considerably to relieve the lit-
uation. There will be no attempt by
the company at the nascent time to fur
nleb the Cos Cob power house of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad with water.
The reservoir is located, ct some
distance from the Convene lslts and
while for part of the wily the, water
runs through pipes for about a mile
it is conveyed’through an open drain
end he the weather is very cold. frees»
ing results, with a consequent loss to
the transferring of the water.
M
JANBY tWIITI. 4 Q11. ac.
L. Ionian 72 North Main street.
«Franco-American Plum ’uddlng,
Rich's Fruitcake. specials. C urch a
scuttle tsetse
soot u'tttisoore
m
The police have been on the alert
when It was repor-
ted tbet Graeme were codes in
a sueiciusc.meorsmnd the teat
’fil’u‘u‘ll“
.
13%. Bio .. w u. m be
one . were . promos
gm also wit «and or close watch
beam-lame hopeof lending -, as at It , ~r lit 11.4“.
~ fin ... .. mm... ..
.5
with a uniform does
ch show 101, cutest
Wis J i beg
all” .Olllr u .
J :, 13.3.3:- “mm“.
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residences are steam’heatod. have had _
manometer:
i
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acclimate
mun lunatic-IMO
Deputy Shel-m 8 col Climbed
served paper roster nylon lull in
which more as ' I are; called for
than in any is athei papers of
which were scared by “out man.
Former Deputy dherilf Julio W. Scul-
iey served one for $1,000,000 three or
four years ego. but Deputy Sheriff ire
land has this beaten more than two to
one. 5 g
The case is s \‘ery important one.
though it is of litt e local Miami. ex.
cept for the fact that Bath's Attorney
General John H. Light is associated in
th‘o prosecution With New York coun-
se "
prank o.” white. or lllttlsud. Ver-
mont. and Nellie O._'llodm, of Boston.
suing as administrators the estate
of Hiram A. Hedge. salt for ".500.-
000 damsaee. hrlnalne bull miner
Richard, Sum. “of G ,lch. The
papers in the maroon kc donor: or
so classly typewritten y . and in
them the complaints‘ serious
charges ofcon'spl inguinal; Bistro
and several other .1“ tht connection
with Canadianrellroed‘dlials of a very
extensive order. ‘ ‘ " “
tor Court etirlhemftlon the first
Tuesday in Jshu’li‘y.
——auv a ‘weflllelatlnn.
A gift metals countable. 'w.
Beers. two stores. South Nowell:
Norwalk.
P.
and
\ W“
~Rinn. -Watches. Hus. Clocks.
Bracelets, Hal. Pitt‘s. etc. at Noacb‘s.
86 North main street. _
otoor lentils;
“ uses; or site
Cherlss I». J lobqjtloanectieut
avenue. who2 ‘ ‘to do a num-
ber or weeks" :to in the
crease srri " home in
south Norwaitxd that he
had beeuireliev of. accuser-ha. or
‘mtflmflap ”a!” .0!” . . -
a . 1 ' ~ “e. 2,: .
.-""“i‘l'la" no... “r "l
emu . ; hue
known went}. ' es. . id like to
know hi .~ ‘ was the
. ,. g the
theft was sent tubule-Yuk old when
the vessel docked. she was met by
detectives.
Ir. James stand tint he intends to
consult a lawyer today to see what can
be done. ‘
«New to the time to buy wins‘for
your. Christmas dinner.’ l blue the
best importedmort rend slurry wine
for 90¢ a bottle. and Rhine: wine for
150 a bottle. in both of my places of
business; also all ltinds of bottled
whiskey. Domestic ports and cherries.
50¢ a bottle. . Oct-I Bchcub. 48 ltaln
street and 9 Railroad avenue.
Mil“ IAIIUK
MIMI“ ”FIG!“
The quarterly meeting of Court
Narrull. No. 68. F. of A.. we: held in
their rooms last evening. the follow»
in: were elected to oliice:
C. lt.~—F. Lawton.
B. C. R.~»'i‘. Noumea.
Treasurer—«ll. McCarthy.
financial mum-Bernard Con-
uo '.
Bacon-ding Secretariwwmiam Dim
on.
3. w.~—llldward Fiabcrty.
J. w.~—A. Carlson.
8. li.»Willte.m ll‘iedier.
J. ll.w J. Neale.
Lecturer—Names L. Dyer.
(‘ourt l’bysicisnv-ll. l3. West, M. D.
.A meeting of the numbers will he
held Monday evening at 8 o'clock
sharp. at their moment: Water street.
to form various committees for the
annual ball. which will be in the term
of a to «Me. at the Not-wall: at»
inory on snusry 20.
Next Wednesday night the Court
Nll'flik degree team will\ come to
South Norris": and confer the degree
work a. a class, of candidates for
Court Inhabitants. .
~15 IWIITILA. ORANOII Ila.
. -w... ”.mmmlmw mmw an ll
. The case in returnabiefifi the Super ‘
.‘ , moclsrso races news. was ‘ Alli. ram‘ or» vile “on“ ova secular. was we cos we oesearon.
"W empowe-
liliilill lllli
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Milli Hills
Fl! lflW All 1
the Toledo, 0M0, Biscuit
company today
llllll. mu, llsl
. lililillliililll
Twenty-one Bodies ilsve Bsen
Recovered in Chicago Fire
TOLEDO. 0.‘ Dec. 23.~—F‘i're early
this morning which followed an explo-
troyed the building occupied by the
Toledo Biscuit Company. boss is pla-
ced at $225,000. ‘
ALBIA. lowaubec. 23.——~l"our busi-
ness blocks ware. burned here today.
Loss 8100.000.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 23.--The
Bbubert Theatre and several adjoin-
ing buildings in Baronne street were
destroyed by fire this morning. The
loss probably will amount to about
‘ 3150.000.
CHICAGO. Dec. 23.--All last night
firemen worked on the tire at the
stock yards' plant of Morris and Com-
pany, where early yesterday Fire Mar-
shal James Home and more than a
score of his men lost their lives.
Three more bodies were removed
from the ruins after daybreak today.
brlnsln the death toll. according to
the pol ce count. to twenty-six.
John P. Murphy. who was secretary
to Chief Hersh. said this inorninx
there would be no opportunity for a
complete roll call until late today.
Twentyone bodies. including that of
Chief Heron. have been recovered. and
is is beltved there are live others still
burid in the debris.
Through the ulsht fire was shooting
. blah through the roofs of two Morris
bulidinge adjoining to one in ruins.
‘ . Early today. though still burning. .
the the fire who considered under control.
Relief committees toot today to for-
tlttlate Dian-lo raise blend in aid of
sandal , , _ hemp,
for the relief-fund. '
A goal of sesame was set not! it, we“-
predictcd thatthls‘wouid be over-step-
ped. mom of more than. “0.000
were made by business interests in the
loop district last night and an appeal
to the pub It; to mist in'sw’eiiing the
menu mule by s busineei men's
committee today. Packing concerns
l .tbe stock yards district last night
% knowh their intentioni of sub-
morocco each to the fund.
Corporation Counsel mundane ex-
plained that the ilremeu's , pension
and provides that the widow shall re-
ceive $35 a month as long so she re-
mains unmcrried. that each child shall
receive $8 a month u to the no of
id years. and that a ependcnt father
or mother shall receive $25 a month,
the benedclerlea.’ however. not to re-
ceive.c monthly aggregate of more
than one-half salary of the deceased.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. :8.—~The
number of deed as the result of the
leather factory lire Wednesday night
still stands at it. with all tiremsn and
policemen accounted for. The work of
cleari any the debris continues. but
the do do not expect to llnd any
mou.m“s
adverts from the bee tale were all
encouraging today. on it is thought
all tile. tutored firemen and policemen
will get well.
William Glacier, who was pinned be-
neath the rules for more than twelve
hours, and who was token out alive.
is much improved at St. Joseph‘s lice-
pttsi. He developed pneumonia as he
is] in the ice-coated was of wrecks
m .
«saucy YILLOW runmr‘e. to.
pit. 1.. Joseioif. is North lain street.
ALIJOID SMIIIZLIMNW of m,-
ltomau Oathcllolliuion. was arrested
«sturdy on the charge of'embeule’.
moot elite society's funds. The wan
1.. Jame. 7! North biota street. ran charge-unbusicment 0! ”8.000.
, . m»... , . , and was sworn, to by ”engineer-
sang pacer. ILIOTION. ‘ new content or use our.- o:-
I“ "for t.hzv-sh' “than. ”Em trove! wee released on“ tattoo/bod.
Entw;s:hl‘o.usd lest si t ”123. can: woodman-Jewelry at
the mflfifi ct'a cecal. [ l election. a.“ dim '
one; ~_ romeo peso
W] I
'. c rem; Dec. 1 ll. "
oooll- roller write. wits;
i , carbonation
«mono.
2 'l ‘ “a Helm] i
molar mums
:l'hlrly Horses Have Been rust
i Within: Few Waste scouts
illusion.
’ thirty horses sillicted with the terrible
I in the report Dr.
clan of unknown origin. totally “3.: that on December“. he found a horse
the widows and c lilies.- riltr than»,
‘ ‘ ins "MW “ MM‘
trowski. former treasurer of the Polish ,
~ ‘ " ~ Wl can ' ' ' .2
em «niche and dot
tent t; inmate on lip
sbly’acomine tile lanai“? I .. S3” w
mouse ramm- '
‘ rooms
Suffering With Deepsroue
initially
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 23.—-—The health
authorities are much distui‘bed by an
epidemic of glenders. which has been
prevalent for some months. Within
the past ten or twelve weeks some
disease have been killed, most of them.
valuable animals.
Veterinary H. H. Burlinson. whose.
barns are on the East Bide. believes
that the diocese has been traced to
the source of infection and that if prop-
cr-steps are taken the disease will be
checked and terminated. _ ,
“ Yesterday morning Dr. Burlluson
addressed a report to H. O. Averill.
state commiueioner on domestic ant. .
msls. reconmending tbst~the hem
of Harry Coushman. lil-Hnllptnetrect.
be inspected and cl '. - *
But-lineup ' ssyn
towned by Louis Perclis. 175 East
lMsin street. luflbflmg with slanders.
Ind after consultation with the
health authorities killed the brute. i-le
further says that the horse was trad-
ed to Parelle by Harry Coachman, be
fore referred to. and alleged that
Coachman offered to give Parelis
stuff to conceal the sores upon its
legs and to assist him to sell the
beast. ' ' ~
Dr. Burlinson concludes by saying
that he believes Consume should be
locked up and his barn cloud.
Complaint has been entered with
the board of health and the matter
will be taken up with Prosecuting Ab
torney Alexander Delaney.
~3TOPt LOOK!
Western Turkeys. ztc lb.
Fancy Turkeys. 38c lb.
Native Turkeys. 30c lb.
Chickens. 20cm.
Ducks and Geese.
Roost Pork. 15c.
Scume. 14c.
Fresh Shoulder. into.
The largest stock in town. Cheap-
m and heat.
Buttery'e old market. ll) Water
street. Norwslk. .
New York biarhct. Washington
street. South Norwalk.
Free delivery.“ both stores.
rolls smitten . .
“enactments
math of the election here Tuesdly.
there will be (our recounts demanded
by the defeated condldetea at the city
election. Johnna Rose. the Demo-p
cratic condition-for shsrlif. lost to
John A. Leeds by operate. . ,
Second ward, the Democratic nominee
for councilman. Cereals. you eaten
by tour votes by Westerberth. and in
the Third ward. the homoerotic can-
dldate for counciimcn. Kennedy. the
beaten by Hill, Republican. by four '
votes.
in order that the boomers“ my
not have a monopoly on the mated
for a recount. the Republican nominee
for councilman in the Fifth ward. who
was defeated. also claims a recount.
«To OUR OUITOMIRI AND
PRIEND‘.
Cell at 30 North Main street for mu
copied by us for thirty years. Install-
ments easy and. no interest charged.
J. W. stndwell. South Norwalh.
American Born Aviator Disso- y'
“poured in Foo Willis flailing «
llllllll unu dull;
emu Thrills if; Loom
at the meeting of Kandace
meat. 1. 0.0. ll‘. in their, o
W ll street. and their was ‘
e multimil- you lot every mm
‘ pontoon. pee. 28.~—A_I the after! , ,
in the M
Lusiuuiuuve’rpool.
—-xmls nae. Min Wizard‘s.
cut prices. L. Jouloff. ll Nb. lulu 8t. 1
pint. Helium's .,
est Pitum‘rmsnufectured. Store oc- ‘
Glam.
”that.”
“ a, Trip From Crisis
n input ill
, r fol;
at Desi Without Foundation
LONDON, Dec. 23.4mm l... c“
news this afternoon of the fate (if-00-
oil 8. (trace. the American born am:
tor. whodisappuredingthe fog’w . ..
attempting} return dilbt from ‘
France, to Dover . yesterday. ,
feared that be loll into the North
W? I.
A great fleet of motor can wereo‘dt.
cllnight searching every nook of the
east coast 0! England while warsblplfi
scattered along the shores and.d_ct-
ting the North Bee. swept the, water:
with wireless inquiries cartooning til
‘.
(Continued on Fourth Page.) ' ’ '
law A WATIRMAN tint. ‘
A gift that is acceptable. for. - P.
Bears. two stores. South Norwait- and
Norwailt. .
W
entitlement. =
~ . use imminent
Occurs m. electedlact meals; 1‘
uneven _
practically
The iustplia’ tics will tune piece at
some; meeting about Jasmin. all .
pmbabiltfijnd , Ct DOW ‘
rand Pat will d"thp"work.- . .,
wiilchocsebie. ' the '
of (ho to ‘ ‘
atsomeifumre_. -_
tedlaeteveai‘ twere. ~-_-', , ;
Guantanamo—Charles ll: new 7...
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Senior We . 5:“
Seamus: ‘ ~
Tresturer—N i
Junio‘r’Ward
On Monday e '
durumthm‘ilodgemo. loo.
wlllfibtoflicm. blotch. .
lug eninthlsco _
there‘ls a oonbm for v ttchof v,
" .md. Seven concluding is. the.
faceend the election We: will: .
probablybe mun. ‘ 21-; . i ,
.eusno lad: wstrcfllmonr. .
.oiuttsor. Hall. ".Admllelbn sec. ‘
ecccur annivsts of Issue. -'
new vonx Doc. 23.
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