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Attorney E. L. Scoiield lies
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wm Be it... on Tonight at the
Adjourned Town Meeting
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«or
in order to meet the objections to
the bridge bill introduced for the see
lectmeu, E. L. Scoiield attorney for
the town, has pi‘eparegthe following
amendment.
Section 2 is to be struck out and the
following inserted in place of it:
Sec. 2.. Said town is authorized and
empowered to take all such lands or
interests therein as are within the
lines of said proposed bridge, together
with such other lands as are on either
side of said bridge for s distnnce ol
[150 feet from the outside lines of said
bridge situated between high water
mark on the chotorly side of Norwalk
harbor and the east line or the draw
in said proposed bridge. for the pur-
pose of constructing said bridge and
; doing the work incidental thereto, and
. the Violante: of said Wilde so acces-
. 7 1 st may regime. tom. “such.
.. .9; niwuumy'
. aify to provide suitable and
I proper approaches to said bridge at
either end thereot..osid land so asth-
opined to be taken to be tor highway
. purposes; and the state of Connecticut
v»; does hereby release to said town any
5 . and all rights and Interests which it
may have in and to any of the lands
authorized to be taken uflmd
The tollowlng sections, one to be
added:
Sec 8. it. alter the construction of
said bridge, any street railway shall
be operated on: the some. tiles said
town shell deforming how much or the
expenas of mono. said bridge
and It‘d ”preaches thereto shall be
paid by siiii railway company. in the
event at any didsmeinent between
.' such railway company and the town
as to the sp rtioninent or expense
"for the constrfi .,ss of said bridge and
its summation. to. railroad commis-
‘ sinners. upon application of any party
. in Interest and after due hearing,
oahnll make such order in reterou to
the amount.to he paid by spiders! wsy
and any party aggrieved by the duels:
{ion an- order of sold commission-rs
. ,gtuoy siipsoi therefrom to the superior
Court in the manner and with like
. ' one: cs is provided by Isctlon 8747
« { p! the coastal Statutes.
W‘ilso to Town-d the cost on sold
' brides and its approaches the state or
connection shall pay onoionrtli
I”. out. not ogflum sinner
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. Clark, oi' Bridgeport and the response
company as they tnsy doom ouuitsbte. ,_
Willi llliRIR iRlBt
Large Delegation oliNowompon
. Trllie,oiBriiigepori, Bought
Trophy Here
The f'trnveling tonne" was received
by Uncca Tribe. No. 26. Improved 0r~
dor of Red Men, Inst evening, at their
Wigwam in Washington street. There
was a largo attendance, a delegation of
thirty members of Wowompon Tribe,
of Bridgeportrtraiiing to these hunting
grounds with the tones. This waif
made. by Focus Tribe, of New Canaan.
and started on its travels to the var.
Ions tribes in this reservation inst
summer. it is the custom‘ior each
tribe to retain it one month, and aiiix
some souvenir of the manufacturing
industry to .It.
The speech of pre‘sentntion to Union:
Tribe was made by Sachem W S.
was by Sachem Stiles, of Uncas Tribe.
Following this ceremony there were
excellent vocal solos by Past Sachem.
Rajotle. Brother Frank W. Braitiif
walte. or Bridgeport, and piano solos
by Professor Burger. also of Bridge-
port. Tliie brothers were ot their best
and were obliged to respond to several
encores. Mr. Braithwalte, in addition
to his vocal work. related several on—
encoros. M r. Brnithwaite. in addition to
his vocal work, related several stories,
which were well received. Refresh-
ments or but roast beef sandwiches
and notice were served. and the enter-
tainment committee received many
compliments on the quality at the
lunch.
During the evening the following
visitors and local Red Men mode in-
«resting speeches:
Sachem W. 8. ..Clm Keen! of
Mount John schwertic. Put Back;
on Whom-cum
III NBaobab) Hoyt. Past Sachem lint
Mite. Junior Sagamorc floods, Bruin.
or l”. W. Brslthwaite. -Past Sachem
Parker, Past Sachem i-‘iunderi‘ord. all
of Bridgeport; Past aschom boo.
Konchopota‘nsu'gii Tribe of Biddle»
port; Past Sachem D. W. Harlem. Un-
cas Tribe, South Norwsllr; flannel
Leo Colin..Occhonoa Tribe, at Nor-
waik; Past Seem Barrett. of Obn-
uok Tribe. dauphin; Past Sachem
Rois Malina sud Ohio: or Records I.
W. iislkin, oi Oocieonoe Tribe. ct Non
waili; Pastaschsmflstatnondmt Ain'-
nash Tribe Killer-d; Fast Show A.
ll. Pohlman. Past ham .{Miitm
Miller. Post Sachem J A. with“.
Past Sachem 0. W. Raymond. Past
Qschem 8 c. listens”. all or Uscss
Tribe of South Norwsllt.
Regrets were received from his has»
or. Mayor Edward '1'. minimalism. o!
Wowompon Tribe.
WIIIIIIMVI
I III II IIIKIIIT
NEW YORK. A‘prll u.«-—An involun-
tary petition In bankruptcy was Illsd
here today asst-st William 1.0m
minis What of the lit Wholly
'I‘rnst company, and new not indict-
insult. no liobllltlos ans aiyso as
Mm has the streets as worth
“00.000. Psyson limitt was spfiuno
sd Noslvor with s bond of "00.000.
'l'wc‘u other cautions In W
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reason- Kittie
in.
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Employee Wore Prisoners
ontlie Ninth Floor
iiiiis lilll iiiili illil
.llliilli iiiii ii $25,000
Partners in bouncy lust An:
error ior Deaths of Victim
NEW ,YORK. April 12.——Foilowing
the finding. of the lire-blackened lock.
which had held last a door on the
ninth door of the Aschm building. the
grand jury yesterday alternoon jointly
indicted tor manslaughter. in the first
degree. Issac Harris and his: Blanch.
partners in the Triangle Waist Oom-
puny. lid of whose employee inst
death in the tire at March 25.
Blanch and Harris were arrested
(Continued on Third Polo.)
IUTIIEI KILL!
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minesfiltyllm Woo-a-
glsdbor mam-«W
Wtfifldthsthrmm
‘. finial-oil. “h
about 45 " oldllysdploao with”
child. it been separated trons gar
hiltbsnd Whom-st yum. ,
The m was disclosed this
morning, when Gilbert llunrca. an em
clodtthochlld colorist”. its»
soil‘s hosts. Icarus tallied with the
sonic. “Howls ileum." ..
“Ibo is we.“ " rspllsd Ill-s. Bacall.
“What it“ Minnelli" acted lino-
the ill We
Russell.
to put her out. of the way." she added.
,. ‘iluuroe immediately left the house
and noticed the police sud lira. Ru
soil was taken Into custody. An lasso.
tigstion showed that the mother had
Russell told the paths that as aha was
tightening the towel about ”Us
thrust the child swoas and boast! the
other not to kill her. but. the woman
did not head her appeal.
The police amused to have Ill-s.
Russell brought Into the moor
unniclosl court on a sinner operas:
curl-s the col
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‘ it he carried insurance on It. Thom
itself is estimated tclbsvs been worth
2a.;
g. ml ir.——ooriu what is 7‘
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willow arrest. law-r Hills. 3N
womantorniowmcmatp. sndtlisc
on. i killed her." answered lira. j
"i thought it was aboutthno '
strangled the child- win a towel u the
little on. was sslisp in bed. “Ira. S ‘
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WEATHER FORECAST
Rain tonight and Thursdsy; warmer
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1 Will RRRWIII
iohnBrogliiiltl Hesjolossoi About
tron Early IMO Morning
West Norwsik had considerable ex-
citement this morning shalt 7,o'clocls.
when a barn of co . idsrsbie size, owdo
ed by John Bros! f .‘tosetiior winin-
contents. was hit 1 . to the ground in
short order. Be A the bucket brl.
gade, which was Quickly organised,
and made requisition on the adjacent
wells. could do anything, the struco
ture was a mass ct names. The im-
promptu lire department. however. did
valiant service in protecting the roll-
dence of Frank Batu. some 60 or so.
test any (mm the homing barn.
At one time It looked like the llamas
would commuuic to the house but
by the hardest k at work the ester-
ior was {kept wet. I
Just what caused the barn to tsite
lire seems to he s'mntery at this
time, though it was said today that it
may, be be cleared up. When “are no
tieed, the tire was on the ground
floor section or the structure and rend-
ily climbed to the top. A considerable
quantity of household furniture had
only a day or two previous boon stat»
ed in It. This bars was Wrappe-
sito the Roscoe etc”. The "not is a
New Haven moment and ii. was not
ascertained today by the local people
mm: our. mu of south.
W. opt-Ill it. its weds. Tol-
amigo. overturn. tor the list also
outnumnuolmhfimn.
thoinsursilIoIOsdor.sthlscmpwsst
«Misuse-samurai There
Jacobean-nut a cross-It
locations as not rose) ‘
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IRWIN IILL “WWI.
'- Join! over the ground.
‘ It! mu be done. but the company
' malnutrition. tho odlcisls saying
any wad tuneup the line upon iatho'
‘Itssloantllytim ithuolsohosli
{insancasdthstitsiightbsthsdss’irs
‘, arouses“ loam-Minotaur»!
' 'l‘lio “thmnph line" can under is an
. nap-taut would not go around the do
pines tho lexicon Insurrection began.
“mmmwoflmm
immuno- a tow out. rs.
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Danhury lien Succeeds the Late
REPRI RRP
Engineer Elwsil, General {rattle
Manager Leary s‘nililtliers '
Iisst This Morning
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improvement ilkslyls III Started
in s For: Weeks
The depot trolley loop but another
inning today when Engineer Eiwell
and General Traffic Manager Leary. oi
the Connecticut Company. came down
to South Norwnilt and with Meal Su-
perintendent George H. Csitrey talked
the sitintlon over with a number of
city cliclaic‘ihcluding Mayor Albert
it. Minion. Oily Maser Samuel W.
Hoyt. Jr.. Highway Chairman Winioni
H “citation. Corporation Counsel
John Keogh and Street auportntendont
Daniel Dollop
The local delegation not the New
Haven ouch}. at the 10:80 train and
spent more .than an hour with them
’lvaiio thus has been a tooling on
the M “first mills that the coil-
it? the unseat «the non
nouns into it stunt,
my Chairman lld‘lshoa thought
mdthehophslngoutotcom-
dolomnan‘ystmtimetornn
"II“W “m"csnyia Railroad
under the Washington street bridge.
out loop. .
According to the loop plans now ro-
ootving most (crumble attention. it is
promontoumdtomtimotiiotio.
000.- Thoioep willslaobsvoawlda
enough swoop to music of ths.doublc'
truckcsrstouaslt. 'i‘omskotbls
permit willboucssosryiorsniiot
constitutes rsllrcsdpropsrty. west
at the uncut wool-bound nation. the
dor this plan the tracks will come
within In stops at the donut platform
and within ”has lost or the month
or the tunnd between the student.
waurloirits. Tfllldlllm
"rm tired ot his. loose or that.
days 1 out going to shuttle" ul’ " ‘
"You are Musing." .
“list sis.”
”There is the rim handy"
it April its-Ml
the list. which was that of Mr. New-
. I!“
Mmdsuthtswookrortheiremml”
. "entirety is accord ‘with tho
monies-non moon on thy m of
. arrested ysstsrdsy tor groom
Willem II. Scovllle-Ilther
Appointments
HARTFORD, April 12.—Patrlck H
Connolly. of Danbury, was nominated
for labor commissioner by Governor
Baldwin today. to succeed til! late
William H Scaviile. at East Honcho.
who died last week. The appointment,
which is tor the unexplrdd term until
July 1 néxt. and tor theiour years next
succeeding that date.
James P. Wood. at New Haven. was
appointed a pharmacy commissioner.
the name of Clark H. W. Newton, oi
Waterbury, whose appointment had
slon had not been signed being with-
drawn. The governor is req‘Iiired to
take a name from a listsubmitted by
the . Connecticut Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation. .and he took the limit name on
too. it dereloped later that Mr. New-
ton was not an American citizen, al-
though he had applied for naturaliza-
tion papers. »-Obiection was oilercdi
and the goreruor received ‘anotho {let
0! names. This list was idontill h
the first one except for the first name.
The first name on the second list was
that‘oln Jame! 1‘. Harrison. of Bridge-
port. The second name on both lieu
was that of tar. Wood, of New Haven,
and accordingly he was appointed.
BOVS HAVE .A COMPLAINT?
day 1'er companions In Trouble
Wars Protect“.
As was told is those opium s comm
It» rbone won bones» Wmmor
Wit iii no WWI
fits over ids odt fireo‘cdn’io
uneasy some sneer . Wont
"tornioh' turn? it is“ dint titcfl
were more boys is" thucibwd who were
responsible tor much of the til-satin!“-
tion. buttiie reason tor their not. being
called to “count was duo to the (act
that they scone customersat s‘eortasln
store In the vicinity of tho trouble. The
boys think Mt shins one. tits atheists!
or did plaintllh. are trying to impose
on than and they are not going to
standinritsothoy soy Therein no»
subclass much sstlshotion felt oyer‘
the attitude that has been taken by
the police in the matter and the people
feel lunch hitter about the possible
condition at thins. The boys were
getting altogether tco annoying to put
up with any longer sad their other
deeds added to their language as used
on the struts and when women and
young girls have to listen to it were
for room right. it'tho conditions. as
they have been since the boys were
brought up continue to prevail no tut»
thsr tionlilo It ”expected, but there ‘1.“
determination on the can ct some to
have It oven at the cost or drastic ac-
tion
chock .IAIIIR aon‘iiio circa.
Janus can. tboyoungwinsn'who was
a
i
a check or his employer. has hound‘
our ysstsrdsy to the court
by {tulips Joseph it. tourmaline-
been announced. but whose commie .
Sealshlpt Olticisl Talies-
lion to Stiltsmcnis of
Governor Wendmii
iiiiiisi ii iliii
count in};
Pricel’sid lnoluds‘dilli 'r .
ties lilillllleroiitsti’i‘tes
A new light was thrownyg .
upon the purchase 0! the on
oyster interests of Jeremiah
it Sons. of New Haven, by the -
shipt Company. which recently has
soer a number 0! Important
concerns in Connecticut and ~
where. This lisht chino Min
Beardsley. sh odicial of th
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ems notion «
um an
The Burglar Incl) “I '
moblllsts of The 11mm
dunno upon the mm. a.“ .
prison; emu. rhubarb are so in m
Whllovtnapresent low” a _ y
Imposition does not limit. , "
speed but leaves the ninth
the judlmont of police ouch
mobioctin thornsrhingogqtv ..
highways mentioned. . .
News or tile stoto pom; “If .
not here spread rapidly ‘
antemobilists. who warp
most: interested It is coinid
ly that the chief doth! d! M
wiii be in getting evidence sublet
tor cars which do not carry tho“
root markers '
W
noav or nation" Lam
edict.
,Astory lstoldotamaguoy
[tilde who, while weighing our
drive. toil into tho waiter. ‘
l-lo struggled tor a whine“
dilly Ind WI! M
tomspablgiogandhddonfifi.
The current waned smog
that it carried his only in
will his M that out 05
side.
Just as his comrade Mont.
the shoulders he cam sign q
own test protruding on the
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