nanometre!) iii-iii lintorod a as“ South Nor-walk Post-cities oond UIIII I“! It" SOUTH NORWALK, CONN" TUESDAY. MARCH 28.1911. 8888 8888 WWW I8 88 *38 South Norwelk Board of Council- men Make Agreement With I Frederick Whitehead I818 [188 88 81188 88I I8 WISI SIREII More Building Sites Flamed Back of Amusement Park I A special meeting of the city coun' oil was held last evening at the coun- cil chamber in Washington street. with Mayor Albert M. l’ohiman presid- ing. for theipurpose. primarily. of con- sidering Gibson Court. laid out in eon~I auction with the development of the Ely estate property at l‘iay. West and‘ Spring streets. Frederick Whitehead. developer of the property. was in attendance at the meetingand explained the details of 'the proposed court. There had been considerable objection Vagainst the ore sting of a‘ dead end.” but apparently the court was considered the best so lution of the situation. the understand in; being that eventually there would probably be a continuation of the court to West street. it was arranged that there shall be 11 width of thirty tive feet to the court‘ and that a ten- loot building line shall be maintained along it. '.Mr Whitehead signed an agreement to follow out the grades proposed. the some to be subject to the approval of tho city engineer. Mr. Whitehead also mired all claims for damages in con petition with the establishing ot a building line lor Gibson Court. in con- sequence or whih usual formula will net yogi" owed in detail. While t e arr sl ot the city engin- 688,“, being awaited to look over the (11 son Court proposition another mat» ter was taken up. “William BMW“: 11 an r lite ll. 1 permis lithe lo .8880»sd n with the opening up of braiding lath in back at the Amusement ark ball grounds in Meadow street The tastier was discussed at con- siderable leii til. with reference to hi iiway cont pgcncles. seWerlng, etc ouncilman WH McMahon made a motion which v‘acsaconned by noon oilman (T. .l. i’idgeou. that permission be granted to oped a private way to Woodward avenue r. McMahon also mentioned the desire llity of requiring that houses be constructed high enough to permit at sewer connection. City Engineer so tiei W. Hoyt. din. (regeneration. Mr. liking for him- hadkcd up thlsoo H t also made a a kgssiiim that the on user of the dove opera of the prop~ or” die a map of 1h he propeiiy. Mr. Wilcox thought the matter could be rater-red to ihe city engineer. H.10pstein did 1161 think the sewer audition a serious one. “other eiiggsstidn was that the miller be left over to the next regu- tar, meeting. the city engineer in the In time to loo tile ground over. neiintdn l “on did not think tho filly engineer should go over pri- vs” property . r. hteiiiohon withdrew his motion. and upon niotion'ot Councilman Pid goon. seconded by unciiman Miller. it was voted that parties in in. tsrost ills a proiilo qt the property tor consideration at the limit regular meet. ing. Monday night - 1 initial iiii till all no w 1 linear Hoynrakars won out over their air miseri- mice at 111. 11111961119 61061116110“ “V iiiiiiii iiiiiiii Vector-ed Men Caught in Herman man who was arrested Sunday night ‘on a charge of burglarizlug lierlnnn Vogel‘s grocery store on the Washing- ton street bridge. was bound over this morning by wood, who Notwalk court for Judge Taylor to the May term or the Crimi nsl SuperiorCourt at Bridgeport The far-the young man has been unable to raise the $500 bond required. Ievidence was a toot print Chief of Pi)- lice William Voilmor louud on 11 towel to theVogei store and it corresponded exactly with the shoe Wright wore. and were informed by a neighbor that ‘ feet in length. ‘were all dressed in red. and thouah 11111 immune-inane.“ ‘ Gecko’s» Without. in which the twcilotts‘ ll Vangahsil. ustmmgthoilhoasm ; ts. u, 8888888888 8888 Vogel's Store (loss to tail to Await Trial William Wright. the young colored J udgo Edward presided over M. Lucit— the 80th Joseph 11. charge oi statutory burglary and thus An important consideration in the The Vogele returned home from a call Sunday evening about 10 o'clock 11 man had gone over the fence at the back door of the store. While an in vestigaiion was being made. Wright. lit was charged. ran out of the store. All that he had on him in the way of money when captured was ill cents. He also had a screw driver about two 'IOTIIEII 'I'IIIIEATEIIS TO KILL IIEII Gllllllllil T0 SPITE TIIE 0|" NEW liAVEN. March 28.-"i‘il kill my four children it the city does not take core 01‘ me." ehrleked Mrs. Kate lierik. oi Norwulh to a crowd of never- ai hundred persons who congregated on Chapel street yesterday to hear her abuse the municipal anthoriitoe in no unmeasured torma. Willi her were the four children Who were to be the principals in the tragedy. Mrs. tierik. however. changed her mind and thought that perhaps it would be bet- ter to desert them. and she left the four frightened little ones and tied down: Chapel street at lull speed. The crowd followed. Trofilo Ollicer Lynch immediately got alter her. and after a brief, but. speedy chase caught her and brought about an enforced family reunion. By this time the: crowd was greater than ever and was-seriouoiydnierterlnii with tratiic. ‘ . litre. Gorili was a Russian. apparent- iv. and was well dressed. wearing a fur collared cont. Add. the children somewhat bedraggicd from walking out in the rain and badly scared by the antics of their mother and the curl- ous crowd which gathered around. did not preeeni a very poverty-stricken sight. The Titties-Leader learned that do- seph Gerik and his wife tormerly lived in New Haven, but about live or six. months ago moved to Norwalk. where they have lived since. Last week. however, Gorlil was apprehended in this county on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. and wait sent to tho courtly lull. hire. (Ieriii appealed to the nuthori ties in Norwalk for aid and their in. vestiaotlou showed that she belonged in New Haven for the eiithoiitioe to take care of. e They sent her here and she was lin- aliy taken in at the Organised Charla ties. where she was fed and taken care or and the children V's made as com. tortable as mastoid. They were properly city charges. however. oud Bupsrinlcndsnt Rattles dorlsr uttered to admit her to Spring side with the children. The waged was out for her, but she refused to go. Bout. Pmtoa decided in keep her over Sunday at the Organised Charitiao.ond did so. but this morning it was decid- ed to lot her go and shill for herself as she had about are in her purse and would not go to: Springsidl Theo-bun lodmdusylohsoent lilo Now that thisio tho IWEIIIY— NINE Wmlotlhsauryd at "their wastho lrt 11V Vyzrdime‘ bi Home 8888 888 88888888 8’ Filly Funerals oi New York Fire Victims Held Today in Ad- dition to Mon Monday 188IIIII8I8 188. 888 EXPERI8 111888. 1188 Legislation to he Undertaken to Prevent OtherAFlre Horrors ' new roux, March 23. -Siftlng down the great mass of testimony at their disposal. city and county otttclals hoped today to draw closer to the source of responsibility for Saturday‘s rectory fire horror in which it: per- sona lost their lives. investigations started yesterday by Fire Marshal Beers and District Attorney Whitman ware continued. and in other olilciai quarters the effort to place the blame was kept up with undlminiohed vigor. While oliiciaidom was thus strug- gling with the crucial questions which are being asked as to the underlying causes of the disaster. the out side continued the mournfui task of bury- ing its dead. Added to the titty fun~ erale of youterday. as many more were held today. There remain twenty- nino bodies. so badly burned that idon~ tilication seems improbable. Aside born the probe into the causes of the disaster undertaken with a view to bri to whoever is culpable to an added rig. architects and tire exports are on aged today in examination or existing tire lawa with a view to lesle lation for preevntion 01 further her» run. Louis 8. Rogers. of the thin oi Mar tin listed. Jr.. a (30.. said that they would be at the cities: of Fisher 1 Thompson. 26 Waverly place. tor a day or two. and would then probably locate in West Fourth street. temporarily. lie said that the owners had promised to not tillage promptly in about; at the Washington place addroos. .1101. on north! place no estimoto on their loss. bill said it was covered by insur- ance. Fire caused the demons in their store. he said. burning bodice and debris, sniashinlt through the eky lights and igniting the woodwork. Moat of their stock was oarrird in the South Norwalk factory he anld -.....v.« *1 v 81188 8888 88888 United States Secret Service lien Hope to Bring Seine- ooa to Justice Soon (EliiCAuO. March 28. v—llniiod States Secret service operatives are about to explode a “black hand" bomb that is expected linaiiy to bring to justice olloers and members of the body that in a little 'more than one year has claimed nearly torty lives and caused a reign oi terror in the ilaiian district. rue dorsal upon the lite of Judge K. It. handle; of the llnlied Slates Dis- trict Court, it was learned yesterday. was but one toaturs ol-a program: or. throats and blackmail that has been carried into the midst of the novel-11:" mantis department of iuiiiioo in Clit- Theithrsats mulled in the ra- ing at members of tho it. o. Aloagi any. which dlsa o Itsr widened in s ”b anti hand" wash ale. and tho Mfiu had tnoiril ityto terror results W8? moat threats 1111011 Judge us: erosion in Cooksaee mum. in “source. move of the menial. W Jurors. and yesterday ct a maroon of Assistant I . holiest r's stall. are so: to hasten the scheduled service also. Imported m Now in older to prevent thus being thlio organisation wit is 8"“ '1'“ m... ...... evidence to 8888 I1 8188188 ' sndin treatment so. 1911. amounting Glacier.” that. aim. serials. ‘ known that numerous Italic . 8188888 818818 1 888888818 81888 It. Burton more lies 546 lia- iorlty Over Democratic Op console—Alienation Ballot ls Used DANBURY Mulch 28.-The city Republican victory. N.Blil‘10|l Rogers being elected mavor by a plurality or Bali over his Democratic opponent. . Charles Kerr. The Republicans elected the two at dormen voted for and three of the tour councilman. The bit: government will be strongly Republican for the coming year. Mayor elect Rotors will take of- ilcs April 1. succeeding the present mayor William (‘ Gilbert. About 1.400 ballots were cast, the Australian ballot being used for the ilrat time in ii city election and worked satisfactorily. but four hours being needed to count the vote 88888888 IIIW 88888 8888 8888 8818 Senator Mitchell; littered s lies- oiuiloo Teckind on s Referen- dum Amendment ..t l-lAlt'l‘li‘ORD. Match 28.—~—~To the sur- prise of all the resolutions authorising New Haven to lawn 175.000 worth of bonds for a contagion hospital was tabled soon otter it was called up as the order of the day. The finance com millee reported it favorably and Beno- ior Mitchell uttered an amendment tacking on the mmdum. which in client would call for the endorsement by the people at the contract to be en tercd into between the mayor and the New Haven Hospital’huthorttiu as to the odmlsolon or lofty potions it the voters next fall caddies the contract. then the bonds could he introduce otor Mitchell apolts‘ia favor of his amendment and and Senator llam- mond oi the nuance committee mov- ed to table the article matter The senate refused to table and a few min. uteri later cured this action and tableditllio utioo In the mean time 8611!!! had rebelled the followlna telegram M Lewis 1!. Wcloh. which read: “Hope you will prevent iu1y amendment requiring New Haven bonds tor contagious die- vuii hoapitai being aubmiiiod to pop ulnr vols. Hospital needed lmmedi 111on Sentiment almost unanimous." tiouator Hammond afterwards said it looked to him no if more was on et- iori to shut od' explanaiion ot the mob tor. and as a number of senators wish: ed to got lots the house to hear the doluhtohe thought the matter could be delayed tor a while. A lovsrahle .rouori was made on the petition 01 George A Tucker. tor to year. a member of the (intercom Foot Boards of New Haven. in be commie etched on a captain. and on on amend~ about to His Danbiiry charter lncrooo log the salaries of the engineers in the fire department Three bills relating to the ferry at New London were rejec- ted. Senator Alsop explaining that he had been asked to withdraw them. A bill come from the iinanca commit- toe to exempt slate bonds from taxa- osssts ot a corporation. This bill is in line with opinion oi the attorneys“- orsl given to the state treasurer last week. upon it being ascertained that subscribers to the new bond issue might be liable to double taxation on these bonds. As Senator Hammond was not ready to explain the matter the bill was tabled. From the calendar there were W resolutions amending the charter the Security Insurance Company. at New Haven; extending the limo 01 or- analog”.1 the Strollerd Point ondmolring appropriations tor dud olol expenses for two mm 1000 0.100 LIMOOII BHINVA lMPORTA'flON.‘ ll. hiaroh sentient Minister 0’ today received It. drain. are it: rumor n at“... n me less a e action at the acrylic- rosut. lotahrgsatins on Nays 1 its wit MINI 8 8188888 88888. 8I888II is thrown from their WW 8888 88 I888888 election here yesterday resulted in a ”08111 81111 Bum A" 1.081111 wake ot the Storm Which Covers a Large Area . __.——~.. 888888 [11888 8I888 Ono than Wes Killed in Plttsburu and Others injured While tornadoes, hurricanes and various other forms of wind storms were creating havoc yesterday in many sections of the country. The Not-walks escaped with nothing more serious than the common inconveniences and disagreeable features of an ordinary rainy day. Several portions or the slate nota- bly Doubury. were not so fortunate. arm Damage to Buildings. PHILADEIPHIA. starch 28,—A so vere electrical storm accompanied by a high wind which at times inch with iho force or a tornado swept over the northern section of the city shortly af- ter ii o'clock. lost nigni. leaving (lee traction and death in its wake. Buildings were demolished. houses were attracted. and the New York d1. vision of the Pennsylvania railroad was placed out or commission tempor- orily by the demolition of Its tower at Holmesburg and station at Tacony. cutting oil all telsmphic communica- tion. New Yon: trains are being rout- ed *by way or the Trenton cut-oft. which branch ot. the Pennsylvania company was not in the path of the high winds. Tscoay. the section where the great- est damage occurred. was completely out on tram the rest at the city. Tele- graph. telephone and trolley wires were blown to the ground and it was hours bolero the details or the destruc' lion melted the central section of the: city where theratorm did not apps“. The police station at Tocony was de- mollshed. The root of the building was blown 3 oil and every window was broken by a sudden burst of wind. At tin». TacomaI elatiini of the Pennsylvania railroad. an unidonillied man wee killed when a portion of the structure wail blown iContlnosd on 8L1]: PM.) 11.10 I "MET ' ' KWIFE IW F101" A Flight developed yesterday arter- noon about 1:30 in from of Steve Kory s naioon in Burbank street. Anton Oerassisi cut lioko’o liaise in the neck. it was claimed. thouah not badly. The two men had a tangle over some work and in the heat of the argu- ment. it is said that Genesisi drew a pocket knife and_usod it on his oppo- llon when they are held as port at the neat. Dr. F i. Burnett was called to at.- ivond the'luiurod man and Officer Frank . the village. He had been in good health 4.....- VWIIIWI 1118 88188: 888111 8888 8I1|88 Wilbur N. Morgan. a Carpenter, Found lnllis lioine Late Yesterday Medical Examiner Samuel H. Hunt- ington. of the towns of Norwalk and Wilton. was summoned to Nod. in the North Wilton district. early last oven- ing, to investigate it. sudden death which occurred there sometime during the day. The victim was Wilbur ill. Morgan. who lived alone in a small house in Daughter oi Vice room 1‘. Bedford, oi Standard Oil Company, New York 81888 88888118 I8ll8W18 88I ' flushed little—WWI“ Were , era in Christian Selina Mary 11.. wits of Johannes 8611161 president of the Blue gibbon ' ‘ company. in 3111666110“: and ;, daughter 0110. 'r. neurord. cathode} , Standard Oil director; died 2 . night at her mansion In Cir-est a ‘victlni of blood poisoning - _ the birth of a child on 1116 11106111“ all along. and when he did not appear as‘sual yesterday acme of the neigh» bore thought it very strange. About 8 o‘clock some~ol them went to his home. and succeeded in entering the building Mr. Morgan was Sound at the foot of the stairs. and WW entiy been dead some tines; no. final» tuition found that he had sustained a fracture of the skull. and had'proba- bly died very quickly after he scolded. tally loll down the niaire. The deceased was a carpenter. titty- live years or age. and was well known in Wilton and vicinity. The remains were turned over to Undertaker Bedlam. in Ridge-Gold. and arrangements made to hold the Moral services in the Bold Hill Methodist Charcoal. Thursday afternoon at I a; panic“ a“. 0‘1: . . No Medical Praolitlsncr cows; The beautiful daughter of (Continuod 611 1011113 M ratio or sails 11 oumiiniir. new YORK. March 28.—- Momentary panic seized the passengers at the steamship hlsrowlins. Just into port. from Trinidad. when the big liner Cod. as words or lose. as «all; I ll $1,888” each additional word. 1 cont nor 1 rlc coining int: quorsntln: today, , TO LET. thrust out of or course y con ry tides causing her to side swipe the aOIW‘EWTWK WngiI'ogdd Marowljne. The chief outlier of the Momwijne jumped to the Windlass and slackan the anchor chain. thereby preventing further trouble. A couple of plates forward on the Trinidad steamer were dented. After the Quarantine examination 70 inflame muggy.“ m '8’“ the Cedric not under way and attemp- moins. with oil modular >- ted to pass to windward of the Marco» 333%“ "'3,“ 1 line and this time the high wind torceo . _. , . the big liner to leeward. Jamming the V :6 “ram MorowIJns a «coed time. The tie - pod after clearing the lsrow ‘ otIiodpsenl a boat alongside to 03—19, 4.37:9! W m I‘“ “I“ 5;” as. 011:. Address 11 o i on on this ‘ ”era-i. ours-one. s umfth‘: «on additional word. 1 cent per Insertion. In hiockroeo or oops. double price- r i rovcmcnts. Bent Oil. :11" “ill address. rrc LIT -- ROOIIS 1'0 .. ”eschewing and furnished .. ‘. x0 ladison all. South 10 ' LIT-31 will.“ 81.: real 0 . TO Lav—mammal improvements. on. mile 23 VWoodward Ave. " WANTED WANTIDM AGENTS TO SELL THE wonderful Aladdin Lamp. Big movie In it tor tin hustler t‘ all this week at idle son a Powell‘s drug attire. mu it “JungIT-L‘rxo (‘01:; .i oonvenlmoes (or light boV"'_ East Aye . near EastN 'WANTED—A‘ 1111. FOR GENERAL ”FM house-writ in'fbmiiv of three: good LIT—'y—LOWER D wages Call at John H. K h deco. xHigb at. con West 8i. . 11 rooms ndliatli . . = manta. unod sermon wou‘rstLer MAN. polish: CLEAN- curios M lug joy ihod W 8811 iownmor Pl meal: '33:; --‘———°- inquiryi bee ii amn. . no in "will“! WWW“ 1,0 %m WANTID~BY YOUNG lo. work on farm. Inquire LA or. :5 Lowell i. %Olln Mia 18. ““7“”? lion mild I! woman—coupon no room “an! TO LIT 411116 dished also no: :8 lower“ m m“ a" a... innuendo; at reasonable. roan 3.. «111881.0 188811111101 mint ANT'G‘MUNGWW mt BRIPJACK. is 18 foot. without engine: must “oxford". Address Box all. South A“ re LIT-3187011 figuration. inoludi obo‘l iii orvra . J unit It vicinity. set out otter (is i. who 88o: 1111881881115on kinds. 0113:; took to night down the railroad The l" 0" llwflmam lion lone. Stamford police were asked to be on the lookout tor the man. but thus tor he has escaped capture. MW nears intro sit in the doom Cello donut. on 61111116th ovarian. The saloon moor and his totally. who were were ooissp on tho second the beuiaegasillllui- . on. 11 1 IV 01110100 I0“ ClflGAGO. larch :e.~ltssidsnts or the south sloo‘iuian colony. in on. one were thrown into oacltomvnt early today. when a bomb was cooled- at the saloon at also in froIn dues convex. .1. _ .. we .i’t 1!! roll at wim a ”'8 goisnems renovated. l. lit-t. “him Chol . FOR SALE. 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