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PAY PIIII IIISPEIJIIIII
[If AIIJII IIIIIAPIIIII
i
Senator Judson Considers Ileport
an Extraordinary One for
Committee to Make
HARTFORD March ll.~~‘l‘ho com-
mittee on appropriations through Ben-z
ator Hooker yesterday made a singular
report on the mlltter of payment of
inspectors who are sent out on mud
barges at Bridgeport anti on the buoy-
tug of natural oyster beds. Mr. Hoolo'
er had put in a resolution for a dell I
eiency appropriation of $5,050. nayiug‘
Ithut the committee either to do this
.or to recommend repeal of deletions .‘l.
231 and 3.214 of the general statutes.
They had been tolti that the plate in-
apectoru who get 82.50 for riding down
the harbor on a mud barge to tree that
he mud in not dumped on oyster
BUSINESS 0A 30th Norwalit SIIIB Irmunde have a "in: Iidv“ lulvlus no
III IIIO Court I8 Larger ,.'nuthorit). and the money Federal
iinspectors have authority on the mat-
At the hearing before the Judiciary
{tor of a dumping ground. The com"
mittee had been told that the state
committee oi the (letters! Assembly,
upon the appointment of judges for
does not buoy natural oyster beds'at
state expense. Mr. Hooker went into n
the Town Court of Norwalk. which was
continued on Wednesday to enable
long eXplanatlon. showing that so far
as the committee had iniornlltion
there had been a waste of 816.000 on
General Frost and Judge Light to be
heard yesterday. there were also
present Attorney 1. lielden liurlbutt.
the past few years The committee
wished to get the laws off the books to
save thin expense. bttf to reach this
Judge Edward M. Lockwood and Cor-
poratlou Counsel John Keogh.
General F‘roet was first heard. lie money
briefly trevlewed the. history of the
court irom its organisation in 1891'.
Will “JIIIIIIP
SIIIIIIII BE
IN IIIIS Alli
General Russell Frost and lodge
i. it. tight Appear Before
Judiciary Committee
AIR. IAAIIAAAY'S BASE .
JSIIIIIIIIIII PAPSIIIIIII
W-_ u
lion and Senator Judson said that the.
the court should be in South Norwalki is the only shield hundreds oi men
and the associate judge in Norwnik. who get their livelihood on these beds
and he showed that that had been the. have to keep them out oi prison All
practice for the sixteen years of the 30m. RN a nmn goes over the line at
existence of the court. He also brief Arno ptlI)II( heda onto the beds at prl
ly reviewed the situation of affairs in vale owners. he is liable to arrest and
All? 10"“. showing that the people 0' imprisonment. Art to the inspedtor'rr
the (‘Ity of South Norwalit. after theAiob it was no im ride' to so down on}
retusnl by the old borough to take in'n hmgo
South Norwalk anti give it necessary thin.
municipal facilities. obtained a city
charter and organized the smallest
city in the state of Connecticut; that
since that time South Norwallt had
crown and developed rapidly. in her
manufacturing and commercial enter-
prises, as well as in population. the
population having trebled during the
existence of the city. while Norwallt
had stood practically stagnant. in the
matter or. growth: that there was
actual decrease oi a few hundred in
Norwalk iron: 1890 to i900. and an
increase of Am huddled treat 1900
to 1910. Icaviuatlil pdpn'latlon without
any an increase during that
period want: years: that South
Norwallt upon the percentage cl in-
niter debate the whole matter went to'
it. Benutor Hooker explained that the
committee's purpose was to point out
the tonfiict in the lawn it had been
told that the whole expense benefitted
not a single human being.
8IIIIJIII 8181K. 148 II.
Pork (Tllops. ”“0. lb.
Roast Pork. lath: lb.
llonst lleei. lilific lb.
I.“ Lamb. lzlfic Ill.
lamb Chops. ldific lb.
crease for the past. ten byes.‘ ll" deh. an lb.
. . heck“ Chopped Beet. toe in.
P x "Y “W Fresh Shoulder. lake lb. .‘
as “‘0" Swlit'a ‘Hsm. "twin. 4
on, and that the
City, rot. or Norm upon its percent
age oi increeslt flow has less tbs
7.;000 thst in d (sacral way South
Norwallt is the manufacturing part of
the town and Norwalk is more a rest-
ddntlsl part; that death Norwallt has
a more mixed polibi'stlon an to nation
«art-dih—
tUontlnuad on third page;
“8858““ ITJAIES’ IKT.
Choice thit’c Tbrkols, 28c lb.
t‘holce Native down. All and 20c lb
Sltlrhback Harris. 'ldc lb.
NEW YORK MARKET.
ootnirufotue .
LEABE8_IIIAIIIIIII
The Norwaik Amusement Company
will not have a baseball team in the
field this season. This was made cer-
tain by the opening and acceptance or
hide last evening.
it was found that the successful bid-
Roasting chum“, 209 lb. tier tor the Amusement Park grounds
gm... .mb s “gr/i u... lie. in Meadow street is the Colonial
Lamb Chem. 12 c and H.- in Baseball Club, oi Norwalk. The bid
zas signed by A. J. O'Connor. of the
‘lnb.
While the Colonials have not made
any definite announcement. It is un-
dcrstood they propose to hard at least
weekly games there. Saturday siren
nouns. and probably more games it
the situation will warrant
The Colonial baseball club has been
organised for several years and bu
one or the streamer amateur baseball
teams in the county.
--AT HINCK'I.
l9 Fort direct.
ticld Medal l’rlnt llutter. 30c.
lliuo Label (‘atsuln lilo.
(‘omponnd Lard. llc Ill
l'ure lard. lilo ill.
it Salt MscltereI. 2hr.
Fresh Eggs. 28c doe.
ii pints. Mother's Oatmeal 2M
Tel. 876 3.
Small lean Fresh llama. 16c lb.
Prime Rib ltoast. 12% and lie
Lean Pot Roast. itic In.
Heat Cut Shoulder Steak. I00 lb.
Forenusrter Spring Lamb. 81‘, lb.
llresltisst lineup. lilo lb.
Pure bard. in polls. l2e lb.
Fresh Eggs. 22c dos.
Homemade Sausage. lie lb.
it"...
rose rum in r
TAliiilAl ootusros
NEW HAVEN March 3~—lt was sist-
ed at. the New Haydn Hospital this
until... that Frederick H. Walton. or
Waterbury. the most seriously injured
or the tour persons in the taxicab
which was In collision with a trolley
car st West Water and Cordials
.ptpcets last night. showed no shame!
solidi on up to morntns. but he is re.
'dt sell a critical slabs and may
~ ll
. us . "II.“ “PI-OIIOI
martin“... .r s 3.”?th £513. KILL! TIIIII III
ld’dl on other use i'es. Miss Ab?”
Burns. of this city. and Cblr
boson. also or New Haven. were till
«pauses ed the car taken to A boiler exploded in the plant or the
theftlurth person. bliss Ontario Power Company lid
till] taken to her home. morning. killing three men. Ability in-
luring another and more or less ssrl~
cusiy injuring six to tell others.
thought to have
it. was stated this
lily mover. her Th e dead are:
a severe scalp John ileudersbct.
. I not irletured as Henry Owens.
aspen Ind lies Malt Odin.
Robert limb was so b:sdiy scolded
that he will die. ,
W
acumen more weeks co.
Directors led serum chosen at the
. Ansell Mutiny yr?“
The snow nicotine MAI!
Wi?d'idm «mi. 38.2.33“
' Y J
WT he tellcwill directors
W W.f.'p1iisirop.
. 8. ii. Alderman sari ill. lltli.
,ted to recover. Of
l
' Nil Washington 8t. .
IIIAAIPIIEII
IIIIIIIIY-IIIII.cm’mm
A
III IIEAIH
Harris of Starvlnpcitlnese Fights
tor Food Which lllsslonar- a
tee llad Distributed "°°
IIAIII IIIIIIIIS INJURED
AI SIIA- IAIIII IIIIIA
Natives Are Mad Over the Sui.
fering They have Endured ‘
IIANKOW. Chills. March 3.-Twen
ty-one persons were trampled to death
at She-Yang. llupch province. today.
when a horde. oi starvin;
(ought ior iced which missionaries
were attempting to distribute. A great
many others were injured.
Chinese
.The work oi relief is attended with
loud had brought in the deficiency rose-- some peril to those who have taken
lotion although not wanting to pay the supplies into the famine districts as
the natives in many instances are mad
Senator Mitchell asked ior informs nith deprivationa.
Today a considerable amount
When Al was agreed that the judge "I I State should tutor natural beds This l‘oodstuii was melted by the mission .
arise who immediately planned a syn
temstlc distribution Their work was
of
hardly begun when thousands of den
parate men. women and children. who
had teamed that there was a chance oi;
their hunger
being halt-satisfied.
swooped down upon the supply depot.
An uncontrollable
Any one a nose would tell lust-h fought tor himself and the wesb
: er went down and were ruthlessly
Senator Alaraden thought the right trampled. The tishtins motioned as
tommlttet- to handle this question want long as there appeared to be snlthinx
the shellfish fisheries committee and to fight for The missionaries were
helpless.
liupsh provlnt e. in Central t‘blul. Is
the smile of u famine the number at
the victims is so great that the author.
itles do not attempt an estimate or
thousands that have already perished.
Dr. Samuel Cochran. an American en.
med In the work oi relief. has writ
ten to Pekin. saying that 1.000.000 per.
some will die before the next crop is
heme-ted. The province has a popula-
tion of 38 ”000.000
libs Yong Is in the center a! flu
and base population at about IO.
Ida at
FIRST
this
which
seats.
that
Tripod»
tress Butter. perI le
llest. Lard. per-l
is lbs. Sugar. .100.
Clover or Magnolia
Al l-‘iour. per bag.
last accident.
riot followed
hmmh‘w- ’4‘
turns sum“.
.m
Norwslir Eggs. per dds. 32c
Milk. can. 10c.
title.
II. E. MEAD & (It).
”IKE
BIIIIIIIAI. EXPRESS
II PEIII. “All
”In
Similar in practically every respect
to the accident which happened on
February ‘I. at the some place. at the
same hour. with the some crew
charge and with many of the same poo
pie as passengers. the Colonial express
tor Washington.
other accident at Westbrook. Conn.
morning. As was the case In the
strange to say. no one
was injured. As a result oi this no
cident. however. the train was 60 min-
utes let. up arrival here.
it was while going at the rate at
iorty when an hour that the driving
rod on the big locomotive which was
drawing the Colonial. broke. With dex-
terity.‘ enquired only after years of
tninlng. and the presence
0. C. had
comes instinctively
aural—‘—
i.ess Lamb. 12c lb.
Fresh Pork nicest, |sunrll loins. 140
lb: lam lotus. lilttcb
Fresh Shoulders. 12c lb.
been Pot itcsshi lb.
Sperry l Ilenes'
Squires? Best blood. lbs I .
Homelands
title All.
Itasca.
“Wm“.
‘ City. Aid. in
I Day scored the
. the remark lbsttrt was s todioufcue
In'
or mind
to some
Engineer Holt throw on the emergen-
cy brake. and brought the train to s
dead stop with such nbruptness that
passengers were thrown from their
None was hurt badly. however.
Over the wire from Westbrook came
the report. soon alter the accident hap-
pened. that the Colonial was in dis-
tress snd workman were treat to the
scene at the trouble.
To railrosdmsn. and others as wall.
it seems strange that two accidents. so
much sillte. should happen to the same
train. at the same time of day. at the
Isms spot sud with the same crew in
charge Rstlrcsders are superstitious.
as s rule. and may declare that new
this Colonial has had two such so-
oltlents within such a short time. orlll‘
parstions should be made tor the third.
II'EOIALAT 'I'IIE Wild"
‘ III”
a...»
. WM
George A. M Awarded $55 in
IActisn span a lllssouri (to.
W...”—
lt was a sol-t.“ .i a compromise vor-
dlct that the i ,- in the civil side of
the superior . rendered y‘eetertiey
afternoon in t cm of Georire A.
Bell. or Norws “ballast the Cuban
Monnirr Show. “.1'” .. of Juliernon
uni the plaintiii tor
in this case
ut the defendant
. The it
brought suit.
company (or millions on sales on
two counts. til . ilrst count claiming
soon and the , 3‘ it count about 31.100.
The. case It pied three days be-
A. Shumwsy and the
is good deal of the
between the plain-
dent relating to the
bins ureamsnt was
,' All the arguments
yesterday Attorney
slntiii for attempting
. oilfilr In which
3 .. n'blslid. two lines
in the original. and
for Judas lito
Jury.
DuringMl till tr
correspondence
tilt and the def
terms or their
to put in will
there was into:
which were no
which the m tI lild Irept as their
tile copy. in that this was for
the purpose or . valuing the jury. and
that plaintiit . ,. MID lathe feet that
‘the doinndlpt . lei kept a copy at
the original ' ‘ -
it seems t. '1 r the Jury had no
.dered their .. vslorl In lover of the
[plaintiff some questions were salted
oi then: as to how. they came
lathe decision on Jurymsn stated
that his can we oi the opinion
that the plaiati received all the corn-
mlssions that. was entitled to but
that he should we received hair oi
line amount of optical on orders
thatl| were not it pill tor.
Judas m is Observsat.
It is neither seed term or good poli-
ry tor litigants 1* ill cOurtl. whose
cause or static: lb, tried before
pied tbs sfill
Yesterday soon
was on his way periglacial“ is“ aw the
lsintld s Iris
3nd of the {9|be “333618.23
Judaic scum '
to suits in labor ordeal
his. the can
hbetwsell
Mulberm lint-wish
The rest of the conversation was
about the walls: Judge Ehumwsy
was apparently allotted. for he then
went on to givehilchsrrre totbeiurl
cu..—
—WHIN vYOU WANT
the beat homemade breed. other. crui-
lers. piss. on. ”one the llsnner llslt
cry. Tel. 3085.
MINER AIIAIIIII
‘ MPIIIAI ilIII
Watch Withtnterestthe Progress
oi Lspslilittlcuitissbetwesn
lawn and Arnold Schlest
WEB'I'PORT. March {Ir-“shill at the
present time Wester tax payers are
much interested in the suit between
the town and Arnold schism. owner
or property at Combo Point It the
town wins this shit it will be in pol
session of a tow more tool of share
trout. and when‘ltnets it what can
be done with it? Probably not luv
prove It the way Mr. Schleat would.
it the case is decided against the”
town it will mean expense. sty'ers
tees are usher-ally blah in rrucb cases
and the town employee some high
priced ones. Mr. buhlsst. it is under.
stood is willing to give dve test or in
other words «11love back the fence that
distance. Also to remove the present
tense and substitute in its place one
two feet lower.. {this is the last or
the Combo belch prone rt! cases
be settled and old taxpayers say they
will breathe a sigh oi relief when its
allover. There are s lot of Mills in
Westport who attend town Mn
and use at usace about the property
that our to used to own and bow
tr they could scale back to tits they
would do this and that.
.m
boundary lines. were not as
up miller loom
sender: an ab 0 lawyer can
opposite at. what it really was intend-
ed do convoy.
quarters of all the money raised by
taxation
» to tout t.
toretgsttlng. raised up too deep.
At the
hold on the will oi the
moMNthllwiIbstaitsnupsndlt
would all,
due
.__cidtswnsltupsndts
tutu-um,
dly p8
to
The tact. re-
msibl however. that in olden tint:
tsbltsbad as now and deeds were made
upsclsliy '18:“
one oi them and rash. it read almost
With the schools rattles shout three
be law were think It wise
lsw salts on all sides be-
$8.8 peoisl town meeting to be
present
surprisins it scmstbltrs
{that would make
AA ISBAPHI
BIIIIIIBI WAS
PflIIIIE AHIE
Has Been .In baneilie. Virginia.
Willie Living Under An
Assumed Name
unmnm
runs it rum
in Police Department Five Years
and Admits identity
merit.
for a new trial.
were read to him. .
The arrest and exposure or
chiei of police was made today by do
cret Service Agent J. W. W Smith
and Deputy City Sergeant W.
80losesu.
stripiing has been livins here.
some shady spot in his past lite
lag criminal trials. but not an inkling
oi his prison career was brought out.
lie was rlrst employed as night
Express
About five years ago he
was elected as s patrolman on the
Dsuvtlle police iorcc and after serving
about six months was advanced to
chief. His advancement was due in s
watchman tor the Southern
Company.
t measure to his coolness lad
vprely tor an almost
r.
soother term or two years was to
held a. prison pending a motion
new trial. His brothels-law
was implicated In the killing.
long term. but was pardoned.
Alter his escape from prison.
ling was Joined by his wile and
children He now has ten chi
edited“
AI“ hrs It down.
our
night
ed to set a pardon.
IAILIMIIO A888"
running wear of t‘hicswo decided
and to accept without appeal he
ion denying them a genersi sdvs
commodity freight rates At a
loans! and to die cancellations
ass with the inter-Biste Corn
lorutsl order prescribing the p
rates for two years.
' ~00 NOT PORGIT
IIIIBEII IIIIIIEOB
has been one o
i0
Main street. The negotiations
been going on tor some
papers in the sale were s
o'clock my.
the present. location. About. a
the firm dissolved partnerilip
belts conducted «the marital and
use will be ruli'sr‘lso
Al film .
For the past sis years
Efforts
were made a number of times to ilnd
when. though he was criticised so
uncontrollable
temps . .
The election oi s chlet at police tor
mohe‘hl WW“ single. and it twise”.
yt all pm I-
ung began-en to succeed
thumbs he was bitterly op-
Iiag‘llot mm“ w“Villain
mm
lie was allowed nearly two hours to
night to bid his family a farewell at
his home. hie was undpr gear-tired two
and never for a moment did
M Wis lalten to Georgia to
Before leaving he said he hop
—VORK ITATI POTATOEI. llc Pit.
1.. Joseioti‘s. 72 North Main St.
FIEIIIIT IATEB
CHICAGO. March 3.-—-The railroads
Italy yesterday to how to the will 0!
the Inter State Commerce Commission
tag at the executive and freight frat
do oillcsrs oi the made. in continua
lieu of the previous days coalercnce
it was decided to accept the decision
tsrliis containing the proposed advan-
Oomrntssion st Washington on Mon
day. This will be four days in advance
of the date set by the commission to
requesting the withdrawal oi the tar
rs- by March to as an alternative to s
the Senior plsy Msrclr ii A ‘l. Adm. Ibo.
W
soul T0_I_l. seeds
1". A. Van Buren. who tor a number
mall's
hlp'snd
blobs. who also conducts a saloon tar
mead the
sdctlzilo
llr. Van button for s number at P?“
years was s member at the lira oi!
Belts and Van Bum. which cosdssb
ed s most and grocery buslnssl at
or
buried“. with. lir. Van bum one
airline or them state. our race
:Mtwuuonsbwtcitammessnlw
.. burs O _
seems this mini“
'Ilationai carnival in Huntington
in September .
i
iii.
“”9"" Unismillartty war. are rules or the
Senate. on the part’m oi ails. who were
W. ”NOTICE engineering the chat Mild;
My wile. 1.qu Carlson. having left w“ responsible for the crumbling
dur
tear
have
tor a
who
got a
Strllr
three
IdrIu.
dstln
decis-
noe in
most
of the]
“I‘M.
resem
merry
amen
have
Dates for the annual national motor
bost carnival were announced yestcn
day at the show in Madison Square
(larder: New York. The big event in
the motor boating world will be held
atHuntington Bey. L 1.. coaunenctnc
labor Day. September 4. and lasting
through the week.
tier the auspices of the national asso-
clarion. Ia coniunctioa with the lilo-
tor Best Club of America.
It was also decided to hold the car-
nival in 1913 at Put-In- Bay. Lsite Erie.
in connection with the centennial cele-l
brstlon in commemoration of Commo-
dore Perry' a victory over the British.
Entr
by the secretary or the national asso-
ciation for this years carnival.
from the competitions for the perpet-
Iual cup litters {All bum” for Chili-
are less la orty
DANVILLIC, Va. March 3. «Edgar yacht tenders m u! “'93.... for
Stripiins. ior live years chief of po- which a sufficient number of entries
lice oi Denvllla under the name at ‘A
it. E. Morris. was arrested here yester-
sn escaped murderer from pri
son at Hamilton. Harris County. (la.
in tile? he was tried for murder convic-
ted and untenced to life Improson- .
He escaped pending s motion
Stripling confessed
his identity when requisition papers
her.
years
8..J
(loo.
cued
the
Old
are
next
Ii. I.
re mtamnteed
Reports that ware rest! at the lunch-
eon showed an lacrosse of more than
fifty members since lsst year.
Announcement was made that s new
type of boil. for which great speed ls
claimed. is being built for H. F. Har-
ris. of Orange": .
company. it will be equipped with two
lab-horse power engines and Is expect-
ed to be an entry for the international
my bed and board. i will not be res-
ponsible for any bills contracted by
In G Corset Mfg. Co.. under the name
of Lulu Butlers.
correct name. having been married sis
BDGKEION Lilli
Another sitting in the plnocble loan .
cement between linens and Cockenoe , ‘
a" alsht.
woodland their big lead and added
a tow more
The am:
i). W. Raymond. Geo Way.
1! Williams. ll. Phllllpson ..... 7.680
Cocken'oe's lead. 12.025.
AUCTION CALI. TUEIDAY. MAR.
i will sell the entire odects of my
stable at New Canaan. (“can con-
sisting of eight horses. carriages. tone
buggies. runsbouts. harnesses. etc.
stormy. sale next islr day. A. 8. Barn-
uoneer.
IIYFM'EIS TAKE
The inteocompsny pinochie tourna-
ment between Old Well lioolt and
dcr Company. or South Norwellt.
Hose Company. or East Norwsllt. op-
ilifllt and resulted in first: blood for
The Mayflowers won :7 names to the
libel Norwallt is represented in the
Ball!
tournsrnent by llama
. player bus tour genes at
The tournament is or s stdtsble
trophy. which must be won three years
to insure permanent ownership. so that
meat will extend tor In years.
«II-DI LAIIL OATIUP ill I07.
IIIAIIIRII
Alter iisny iloursot now
inn senate Aprons to Art
can O'clock courtly
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAS Willi AIII
PAIIIIAII IIIIII AIIIIA '
considerable Bitter-naps Deepl-
oped During Discussion
WASHINGTON. Mar 8.-—Ordel' out. A
or chaos was brought .. a. on ocro'elt‘
this morning. when the Binnie. trio
Melanin; to many hours of filibuster:
lug reached an agreement that .3; . .1
8: 30 Saturday incl-pin; a vote would ,
be taken on the bill’ to crests will!“ lief-a »
manent tam! board. What had bulb
supposed to be the death knot! at till *
measure had been sounded sevet‘sl
hours bolero. Tbefieaste at it o 'ciocis
adjourned until’lo o’clock today. »
It wiII be held un-
tea are already bolus received
Aside
WU.
...J by the Emerson
the opposition.
She is now employed at the R (Continued on “spoon Pm.)
.«gfig—v‘ Mu-
aClassified sdvsnlssmn
each sddItlcnsl word. WM -_
which Is not her
10 me.
caAnLas Crimson. in luau-u or can.
Norman Heights. Conn.
wsnrn‘w
by
a Addmut.‘ slsfig‘a
W
nail! bruit: cl clips.
writ“:
ll!
is now a... ..
“Associations was played ,
haul the Norwailt farmers
t9
lead .-........~..............u .
.l. W. finality-color»... 8.085‘
F B. blalb'll. W. I. Wk. 7.510
w it. James. Allen Henry ......10260
J. J OIIMOT. A Role ”film” .6.110 ON s. cm
J. l) Milne. Theo. Seder-land” 9.3638 rm or- . ‘
Earl Garfield. Leo Conn ..... .8239 litte'elcr. 'lse Washington t. ‘
— vr: adore _
- u 830 .013 $55.82. 3...... «how
. t.. Norwlik use
J. H. Gslluhorva it. Hull ..... 'r' .815
e. murmur: lam. ......... 9.190
Thomas. 8. C. Marshall . 1.418
Smith. J. Schaub ......... 8:33
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