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IH IEHIS HIHR
While’Some Change Was Favored, Which Would Tend to Sim-
H piliy the Present Town, City and School Governments, it
Wes Voted to Consider the Matter Further at a Meeting
Next Monday Evening—4t This Should Fall There Will Be
Another Bill to Extend the Boundaries oi the City oi
South Norwalit
lHl lllllllililtt n Minimum
Sillillllll llllllllllllllll than u PRiSllll l’llll
A Favorable Report Was Made
on the Ten-Year Paving Bond
Measure, Limiting the issue to $100,000, and Giving the
Citizens Power to Vote tor
tor the Purpose
Last night‘s adjourned meeting oi”
the city council, held to discuss any
matters which it may be considered
Hudt'isahle to bring- lici‘orc the present
session ol' the legislature, was develop
ed into. practically a city looming. in
View of the uitticiputetl lurnc attend-
nnco, the council was called to order
at the regular council chamber and an
immediate adjournment was mitt-n to
Red Men's l-iuli, where the greater
part ot'che evening was devoted to t
discussion of the consolidation oi tht
‘ town into one city. The special com
mittee competing at Couucllntet
James 'I‘. Poirot-s and Charles J Pld
soon and Cor oration Counsel iohn
Keogh NWFLQIEMVQT it on the prop-
osition.Wt d to introduce
a bill in the legislature This subject
will he further discussed at another
meoging or t e :2“an next Monday
evsuln rod about the
latest. HH'uIn“I be sch , an Febru-
ary 2d ii the last dly on which to in
troduce new business into the legisla-
turn.
The special committee. as has been
predicted. gave in a report l‘nvornhlr
also to school consolidation.
litilTu tutti”
~ ilills tutuu
John F. McMahon and Stall Wel-
coined by Knights oi
Columbus
~W
District Deputy Joint F. McMahon.
accompanied by his stuff and several
members of South NUI‘Wqu (‘ounclL
No. 1203. K. of (3.. journeti to Hiatu—
tord last. night. and installed lln- tit-w-
ly elected nitlcertt 01‘ St. Peter's (Youn-
oil, No. lliuil. This is now the last
council in his district to have this
work done. This is a very good show
ing for Mr. McMahon. as it is seldom
seen done. installing till 0! the oitlcers
in one month.
The regular business was dispensed
with. and Immedlntaly alter the work
at installation the. doors ware thrown
open Ind one of the best entertain-
ments that could be provided ill titani-
tord was given. It Willi the address of
Rev. Fr. Conway. a Psullst Father.
Who is conducting I non- -0sthollu miI
ston in Stanford this week. thIt
brought the crowd. and it certainly
was I treat. The reset-Ind father is I
nbtsd writer and lecturer. Ind told at
his wonderful travels and experiences.
orchestrn composed of six pieces
«1 Iconrsed beautiiul music. while vocal
solos. clog danclpl. monologues and
solution were in evidence
ltd emsllsnt roost III served. our
in; which District Deputy McMahon
was «list! about Ind who I very
nest sad in nest“ address. At 11:63
the South orwsii boys bid to leave
ton their min, th titI good time
Inset unit over. strict bounty Men
Web's hilt! “lithium Edwsrd .l
fiqfiknfllsn. Thom" A. Collins
W1 (is
. guard othonor,
ti Mun bfll‘nr
4%
Same at a City Meeting Called
l
Another expected development was
in ttnlnvotublc report on the part of
be special civic center committee and
; t‘utornble roport on the run your pair
in; bond proposition.
Mayor Albert M. i’ohimun. in calling
be meeting to order ill lit-d Men's
tail. mentioned the tart thut it was
'or the purpose of discussing any mill»
or the city may desire to bring belon-
bc present legislature. lie stated also
but Ihc tommlttoo on bonding tor
laying desired to get nwny o-tuly, in
(‘mSBQlIL‘hU' oi which he tctptoated
‘lty ’(‘lerit .l. J. (Junoo to rcnd the com-
nittees report which use us iollowr
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JUProposed Bonding. Report
to the Honorable Mayor and tionrd oi
Councilmen. City or South Nor-
wnlk. Loan
Your Committee on Street Paving
Bonds but: to submit draft of bill to
)9 presented to this session at the
egislsturc, for enactment it after con
detention by the (‘ottncil and silicone
it South Not walk it shall meet their
tpproval.
You will note that. we have limited
he Issue to One Hundred Thousand
u—u—u
i‘(onttnumt on Sixth Patrol
PHSlHH HPHHIH IH
IEHHE SHHIH IIHHIIHIII
Diliclal Board Votes to Reduce
Expenses During the
Coming Year
An important meeting oi‘ the oth-
cinl hoard oi the South Norwulit Me
thotllst Church was held last t‘y'itnlng,
at which time the pastor of the church,
the Rev. Francis liournr llphnin. an
nounced his intention to leave the
church at. the end or the conference
year in April. While the ottlcial board
has decided to make a material reduc
tion in the salary for the pastor during
the your to come and to reduce the
music amount and other. expenses. It
was stated today that Dr Uphum do
sided that he would not conIlder cott-
Iider continuing pastor hero utter the
present your. two or three months ago
Dr. Upbsm. who is u scholarly man
who attended the Rev Frank D.
Walter, came here from the Bands
Street Memorial Church. at. Henry Ind
Clark stroItI. Brooklyn. ills plans to:
the coming year have not yet been
announced. During his stay in this
city. Dr. Uphstn has md’de many wsrm"
hfriends who regret that he II to team
ere.
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COUNTRY CLUB orrtosnn . .
Nominating downtime” H’II “looted
List for sin Coming than.
At the meeting of the mainline
committee of the Norwsltt country
Club sum-day svenlni. clinics of the
following» must tor the III
word.
Mhufiwcfidfldt 8. hurt.“
:t‘nIsIuIIr-dottn W.‘ Oltnasgud
rutt ldIn,
McIntosh-Til
II, it. 12W... ward HF. Dntlth. Csrt
tron.
MIWIIytnenr Curtis. WIytI
EHHMIH months oi l. Icittli will
Mu! Iii Whyfinmb Hi: Refit?
“this“ dtbotthsmosth
‘ wss «hand It. length in the bolt».
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Enthusiastic Gathering oi Odd
Fellows at Our Brothers’
Lodge in Norwalk
Butler Lodge, No. 9'1, 1. 0. 0. R, paid
it fraternal visit lust evening to Our
iirotbers’ lodge. No. 10. l. 0.0. l".. in
their Wall Itreot quarters. The South
Nor-walk boys conferred the that do
[tree on two candidates tor Our Broth-
ern' entertainment and the worlt was
done In an exemplary manner. There
were in the neighborhood of one hun-
dred who took the trip to Norwulk unti
all feel well mpnid for their visit.
The meeting was I most enthusias-
tic utt'nlr, the. degree work being tol~
lowed by one of Our iirotheru‘ lemons
bouquets, which are known statewide
for their oxcolioncy. After the he
fl’eshlltctllu the men present enjoyed a
social ltour and although thcrwwns no
upeechmalting this part or the evenlnz
proved quite enjoyable. The adult had
been planned for some time. and it.
was with great and pleasurable expor-
tation that it had been looked torwsrd
to by all. The meeting was probably
one or the. moat enjoyable ever held at
u like occasion between these two
lodges.
("in Wednesday evening there is to
be u. rehearsal ol‘ the degree team in
(iur itrothers‘ Lodge rooms in Wall
street. The. second degree will be re-
hearsed no there are a number of can-
dldetos for this degree now on the
waiting list. All the members of the
team are requested to be present.
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CDIIIDOICIEIS TC
HEAD DEIDETRAIICEB
The county commissioners will give
u hearing. Monday. January 30. It 1:30
p. m.. on the rcmonsirnuce Igoinst the
transfer ot the license at John ..l Burns
from 750 Railroad menus to 828 on
the some street. in Bridgeport. M 3
p. in. on the battle day I hearing will
he held on the application for a new
license of Michael normally. in Shel
ton. the objection being unsuitabillty
oi place. On wedlwfirdb)‘,Hr0li. l. the
rotuonstrsnce against the monster ct
Tobin» Burke in Cos Cob will be held.
The quarterly merit of the board
of managers or the F5 rDIld tiduhty
Home in Norwsllt will be held in the
commissioners otltcr-I Friday .lIh. 27.
who is secretary of the board. will
make his quarterly report.
WORKHNGMEN'S COMPENSATION.
Hearings on Subject to he Before Joint
Labor Ind Judiciary Commrttss.
ilAltTl’Ulli). Jun. '.‘l The working-
men‘s compensation subject. which is
expected to take rank With employers;
llIhlllly legislation this session. will
he heard by the joint committees on
labor and the judiciary. Senator Spel-
iucy lost his litthi tor I special colu-
mitloo in the Senate today. He sought
to «attend his previous resolution so
that the subject would be handled by
a committee oi two senators and nine
representatives who were to be three
luwyera. three employers and three
wage corners. and mu others. all to
be members of the general assembly.
Senator Judson opposed to reference
to I special committee on the general
ground that should the question of
workingmon‘s compensation go to it.
other bills relating to liabilities. ot
employers tnust no to it also This
would not be wine as the legal quII
lion has been ruined whether the state
could adopt it compensation act with
out n conntttutlonal Itnendmcnt. and
the constitutional side should be con-
sidered by men or legal minds. He
did believe that it was lair to say that
the question should he considered by
I committee on which the employers
and employee should he represented.
thIt the economic questions my be
weighed esrelulty. For that reason it
no the opinion of tho judlcttn'y com-
mittee that the matter would be best
considered by the committees on
dietary and labor. 0n the Miter
both reprosontstlvos ot organised lI~
nor Ind employers.
fisnltor Spoiisoy believed the only
prIctloIl way was to beta the all truth
entered by I IpsclIi committee which
an devote its entire time to it for I
rind or time which prothly would
not in less than three months.
On I roll onli vote. dossier apri-
.lonI resolution was lost. 20 t it.
. and the judiciary committse runs two
authorised to hold joint itIsrtngI with
the labor committee.
The clutter of I tour dIyI'WIIIioIi
but thI resolution was Iinn tablIdH
White I lot It bills Ind resolutions
treat in to both brInohsI. forecast
» “Hi. my be expected this wall. I
It
MVIRNOR "MW! VIM? High
PMUI. Jill. flux-mild “1|thw 01"”
lost comm It Widndfi
parasite is such tits! ills dds
tints Intuit not II I Iitrnriss 3
Mil thou .. I
& cannon ., ”his. ’
conflicted oi” conspiracy against
thrbno and the lives of the imperial 1
stiitI thst utter IrlII
were
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i
ing, Alter ,Cotivictlon tor
Consplrsey‘in Japan
nu littliHhtt
tHIlHH;_HHH HIS HIIEE
Twelve Dthsrs Are Now Serv-
ing .‘Herllls‘ oi Lite
Imprisonment
nay—om
1‘00th dsn. 2t.“'i'welro anarchists
the
family were executor! in th.- prison
here today.
Those not to (not: 3includt-d the st-
logod ringtcsdct'.‘_l)enjiro Kotoitu, and
his wife. Kotoitti was a nt-wspaper
man, who because of hisradlcal writ-
ings. was obliged to. leave Japan some
years ago. Hide wont to San Francisco.
GIL. where he conducted it Socialist
Publication fbr a time. lAter he. re-
turned to ft‘olt’to Ind is credited with
having originated the plot which led
to the death todsy of HWt'iHi of the
twenty six continuum. Twenty dour
were condom th but. the sen
lenses of (menu or the. number were
commuted to tile mprisonmcnt Two
otheis were gircuHIbHorter terms at im-
prisonmentw
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WORCESTER. Malls. Jan. 2t.~—l'n-
loss the railroads of the country
charge higher rates for carrying
lrt-lxht, the employers“ wagon will
have to be out, according. to arguments
put forth by speakers at a meeting ot‘
the New England members of the
American Railroad Employers and in.
venture" Association held here. The
subject under discussion was “The its»
lotion of Freight Rates to Employcm'
Whites."
"For 25 years." said F. ii Mon
rluscy. president at the summation.
“the chopper in class rates have boon
very slight while the value of almost
every commodity has increased. The
railroads haw round It necessary
scalp and again to Increase wages.
Now lbs-t Ire matting I moderate Id
"nor in some rates but the advances
in so small in comparison with the
trains ot the commodities its to he Il~
stost impossible or computation by
tho ultimate consumer. it the rItl-
roads are not allowed to raise their
trulght rates it cannot he toll in
other ways."
Timothy lit iiyrnes,
or the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. declared that rates
must he ruined if present wanes are
to continue to be paid.
Other npeIkot-I were Peter 0' Heard.
of Stamiortt. Conn” secretary of the
joint committee of the Brotherhood
ct Railroad Trslumen. the Brother-
hood ol‘ wcomotlvls Engineers and
the Order of Railway Conductors.
Ind P. .i. t‘oyio pmi nt of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Station Eur
players.
m
"' ".000 VDTED FCI
INDIE Slim
The town board at intimate Ind
'i‘IxItion hold I IpIclIl meeting last
evening in the cities of the «income
in the town hsti in Wall most for the
pitt'DOId oi tankinys special appropri-
Itton tor insttm routing to the nut
Washington ItrIst bridge. it IIIntI
that the msttor IIII bIen undsr Invin-
tnInt tor some time that In approprtu
Isiah ho mods for the carts l tor 8:.
as I
and. tits soars pristionmsdo
ton-sins It “.000 was pr this
Irnsntbsrs oi the has
combat: loom. ii Weed.
rt :10. h.
Hcildsl I .rr’iiut u.
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Twelve new to Death This Morn-
ytuily collected will yield till
vice-president .
HIEHH’HIII HHHIIH Elli
HHIHEH HHHHI HZHHHHH
Tax lists May be increased at
Special Town Meeting-Jer- '
sonalTaxCollectedTltisYeer
WESTPOR'I‘, Jan. Di.~—-As a result
or the compilation of the tax list by
the. assessors. who have been at work
pretty steadily since the ttrst oi the
your. the grand list has been increased
by some 8200.000 or about the per
cent. of last year's total. The amount
of taxable property owned by in the
town by residents tmd liOlN‘eBidenlfl
on October 1. lull), is declared to he
“.‘71,10t-
The chief cause of the increase has
been a rise in land values, although
there has been a moderate amount of
building done during the year.
A large number tiled their in: lists
personally. giving their own valua-
tiohs These have been uddad to in
many tunes by the. assessors and it is
expected that Mt'issra. George A. Dun
row. Joseph '1‘ Bradley and Samuel
B. Wheeler. who compose the Board
at Rutlet, will have plenty to do when
they begin their duties on February
The oyster beds, which were for-
muriy assessed by the town are title
our listed by the state, transferring
something like 70.0 0 from the
town‘s list. About a t ousttud names
have been nlllxed to the personal tax
list. an innovation this your and it‘
incomi-
oi $2.000.
There is a feeling nbrond that the
present. tax rate of eight mills will be
increased at the npccliti town mitelin-g
to be held sometime in Murch. owing
to the larger requirements or the
town due to its growth.
LCTCS DLEE
CLIID CCICEDT
The Norwalk Methodist Church was
hourly tilled last evening to hear the
1.0““) (lice Club. or New York city.
who have delighted the music lovers
of Norwalk previously. and the. undi-
once was not disappointed in the qual-
ity of entertainment adorned them.
The odds" was given under the one
plceI oi the Town ToucherI' Associa-
tion and was another at the very Inc
cmutni Intertstnmcntn in the course
All who were prsnont last evening
have nothing but praise tor the (lies
Club.
it will be remembered that the club
was at the Not-walk Methodist church
inst winter and at that tints the church
was tilled. Many oi these present
inst evening were those who had been
fortunate to hear the club at their
previous appearance.
rum collect—fits ill .
contactlcut necuvsu
WASlilNGTON. Jan. ztle‘hc secro
inry ot the treasury has transmitted
to congress I report showing the com
pensatlou of collectors of custom dur-
ing the past your. For t‘onnectlcut.
the i-turttord other bands the liltt with
I total compensation of Issued to
t‘oilector l". S. Kellogg nil of which
consists oi Tees. Bridgeport is second.
Withn total at 33,; ’.it is oi width 3250
is salary and the rest commissions
J. Rico Winchell. the collector at
New Haven, rot-oiled a total 0!
83.11160. Ill commissions. while the
Htonington stilt-o paid C; T. Stanton
8559.77. New London is lost in the
Connecticut llIt. paying to Collector 1‘.
0. 'i‘hompstm a total of "00.02.
LOUNCBURV—IlhOILL courmv.
m
Stockholders EiIctId Directors and
the Letter Choose Ottlcsrs.
The tunnel meeting 0! the Lounn
morntng It. the company's cities in
led the following directors: C. C.
nails. 0. l". Holmes. w. A. Curtis. 1...
C. Green. 0. F. Butts, E. 0. Rector and
T. hianhIil Andrews
The directors then made choice at
the btlowing ottlcors:
Presidentm-C. C. Bolts.
tiscretsry Ind Treasurer-12 Mar-
shall Andrews.
Assistant Superintendent—floor”
it". Baits.
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“Luncheon Ind supper. served by
the iodine oi First M. is. Chinch. Fri-
day at this week. in store recently
vacated by L. H. Decker.
30c. Sunpsr. 260.
"At/MAXIM PLAY ”NOON“.
AnothIr Itttlntt wssrhold in the tiny.
mallet-r pinoohlo tournament. lIIt
highs. the results being II follows:
column. »
J. Miles and T. loderlnnd .....io.tldil
A. than Ind W. ill James ..... 0.900
t". it. lislhtu and A. it. Malia... innit
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28. 770
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“OWN" HM IIII’WHUIM ”A”
r.H WilliItnI Ind F. WehrtI. . . .. . mos
imam and it. Phillt 0.345
abolishes Ind. with;
Tho fourth liting will tiIHiHn in;
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hummus" Company was held this ‘
luncheon. H
HMOFIIHHHAI at H“. IIIII 7pm.
stats .
HHI‘I
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HHE VIHiIHI
“lack," Owned by Driver Arthur
Siauson, oi Phoenix Engine
Company, Died Today
HHIHI’ SlHEEl HESIHEHII '
'EIHHH PHISHHEH EISH
Was Lett on the Porch oi liis
House About Midnight
about Norwalk. That he is one of the
residents of Camp street and that he
is known are quite certain. but he is
not so well known that any ot‘ those
who have lost their dogs have had the
courége to confront him with their he-
ilei that he did it. One resident of
Camp street. said this morning, when
asked it‘ he knew the identity of the
pols-otter, "i have my suspicions and i
think that they are Well rounded. Per.
hope my neighbors think that i am
doing the work. but in my own mind
i am pretty vermin as to the person."
(‘untp street was visited last evening
by the prdsoner. and he was this time
sat-n by Mrs. Alirod G, Williams. of
21 (.‘amp street. She is not positive
that she recognized him. but thinks
that it she could see him again she
would probably know him. About halt
an hour after midnight someone crew‘l-
ed upon her porch with something in
his hand. Mrs. Williams watched him
and called to her husband. who was
asleep downstairs on the couch while
waiting for the lines to burn up. He
rose. quickly when he heard the call
but was too late to catch more than a
fleeting glimpse of the man. But there
on the door-mat was a piece or iish.
tied with a string, Ind strychnl.
plainly smeared all over it.
Residents believe I man cannot go
Irouud and poison dogs or anything
else promiscudns'l’y and in the case at
dog killing. I person makes htmselt
liable to a civil action brought. by the
owner, I has or term in prison or both
(by ini, or something else which is
helm; planned fur this Camp street
msnwn loud or buckahot. A ntIn would
be perfectly instilled. they think, in
shooting a person of this calibre. one
so low down and cowardly its to kill a
dog. or to kill as many oi them as
hint- been killed lately.
tin» of the results of his cowardly
acts was noticed this morning in West
Hantucl hynes. A large white dog lay
there upon the curb still and cold. This
dog was "Jack." owned by Driver Ar-
thur Slauan, of Phoenix Engine Com-
pany, in Main street. The dog was a
pot. and although becoming old, he
had not missed a tire in years. it would
hos be dithcult to guess what would
happen to the person who poisoned
".laclt" it the firemen ot the entire
Norwalh Fire Department should
learn his identity, tor "JIttk" was a
favorite.
"Jack" has been frequenting Camp
street lately. and it is thought that he
picked up the poison there. He was
running plan; ahead of the truck this
morning when the horses Were out for
a practice spin and all of a sudden he
rolled over on the curb and died. Ar-
thur 8lIuson is probably the only por-
Iop who sa’w the tragedy.
CDIIIECTICIJT MAY
FlDlliiE Ill MAIDEIIVEIHC
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-—~The er
department is having under consider-
ation I plan for is joint encampment ot
the regular troops and the wt artil-
my menu It New rm IIIII in the
artillery district It New Mutton tor
this summer. provided congress Ippro-
printer the necesssry money tor this
purpose. The Connecticut artillery to
pet-val may be included in this on
comment, but the matter has not as
yet been taken up with the department
yet been taken tip by the depart
ment.
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Ivenuc in trout oi the residence at ‘
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.Thirty- dive to TWoiltyw
A more pleased andiotice‘ot y _
bnll tans never tilled the Armory
was there last evening, and»! ‘3
be hard to recollect when two
titoly games than were put up
plated The big game was very
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