11 Doubled in Twenty Yours ‘ ESTABIJSHED 11870 E t t to loath um Post-onion n em! :1 Seacond Clan Matte J 1-» Associated Pro“ News From All Parts or the World by a Bpeum Wire or“ SOUTH NORWALK.CONN.,TK1ESDAY. MAY 16.1911 1 and Our Own Operator WEATHER FORECAST Fair tonight and Wednesday. ‘w0rko hardmlnd- ‘ log N. Own‘buoir 1 noto‘bu mum " ‘pc’iltor. ' iiiiiilii III III II IIIIIIII Accepted by ihe South Norwaik Board of Councilmen and Hear- ing Set for Next Month illiiiilliliiii Still if THE itiiliiiill liiiiiiS City to Soon Begin Foreclosure ' oi Unpaid Taxes Very little except matters of rou-P tiuo business were transacted at tho adjourned meeting of the South Non walk Board 01' Councilmen which was bold, inst. evening, in tho council olniurbor, in \V’ushington street The Cliff and Bailey streets iaiout iogcth»i or with the Putnam nvcnuo layout were taken up and the lamina of tho committees of froolioidcrs ronii. Hour-P lugs ill both instances were not for tho noxt regular meeting. which will be; hold on June 5. ,pni (Cdnitunod on Seventh Page). “9‘... occur IIIIII. son llillE II Item. 1. lllll. W WASHiNQ'l‘ON, May tor—Milton the Miami» of” Representative lllll was cullbd to thee use of Miss Alice Soul-.1 ley, of Fairneld. who appealed to tho ..police of this city for old one night " 1 last week. he started an investigation which first, caused her removal from _ the house of detention. where she was being held pending a reply from her! mother. to a home for girls. i Alter satisfying himself that she' was a resident of Connecticut shdi that she was the person that she rep- i iosenteii herself to be. and that shoi had been more foolish than had. he gave directions that she be sent to her home in ii‘uiriiold. This being donoI this morning She was ovoiioyed at Ibo prospect of again being in Coupon 1 ticut. saying that she had ionrnod her; iossou and would be willing to spend the rest of hot hrs in the works of tho 'Brysnt Electric company, at Bridge-i port, where she was employed before she loft home. it has not yet boon dooidcd would or on invostigntion by the Navy Do- partmeht, to determine what connec- tion a mombor of tho crow of the U. 8 ti. Franklyn bud With the case, wili'bo asked tor, or not. .- WWWW....M iilll iiiliiiEABEilii I ELEiil’iiiC rowan NEW HAVEN. May 18 mlmportsnt ' colorsomout of its ciectricul plant on tho Now um. division iii announced by ‘iho New York, Now iluven, and Hart- ford Railroad Company. To tho pros- opt powor hours attics (lob. which his. “now four throo thousilnd itiioWhtt non? oiutois. ihorowiii be udded‘un cxton‘ "“uion providing for tour four thousand kilowatt ”demure. of which throo will no insthiiod iindxodiotoiy. The on- " phony of the horror house will thus l i IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Rev. if. S. Poveyfoi Bridgeport, Chosen as President—— Ladies Servo Supper Tho annual meeting of the hietho‘ dist Ministers‘ Association of Bridge. port and vicinity, including Bridgo port. The Norwniks and smaller towns in this vicinity, was held yesterday at» tornoon at 3 o’clock in tho Norwnlk Mothodlsbchuroh in West nvenuo. Tho ministers and their wives worn invited to attend this meeting which was held for the. purpose of the election of chi— core for the pushing your, for the Dilb pass of making arrangements for the annual outing of the association and for a social goodgood time. Rev. J, J. Snuvely, pastor of tho .lrnco Methodist Episcopal church in Bridgeport, gnvc an interesting loc- luro 0I1<"Mcn and Religion." which was greatly appreciated by all present. hundicd his subject wolf and is a pow- erful and delightful speaker. 'l‘wo now applicants polo reached for moulhcrshlp in the association. thoso men having bon rocontiy assign ed to chlilthlil'l within the territory which Iiic‘ association embraces. 'i‘hoy l were Rev. John it}. Zeitor, pastor of tho Filst Methodist church in South Nor- wuih. nnd Rev. J. P. Wagner. lie ‘ pastor . of the Suinmorllcid Methodist church in Bridgeport. Both made short hadron. iI ses appropriate to the occasion. it was voted whom the annual out. tug of tho association on the third Monday in June at Compo Bosch as. i was done lost your. The third Monday in ouch month is the limo set for the regular mootinxo and thus the next meeting will be held at the outing. The following officers were unim- mously oioctod to servo for tho commit 1 form: President—«Rev. n. 5. Pony. of Bridgeport. Vice Presidentwilev. J J Snavoiy, of Bridgeport1’ Treosiirowllov. Mr. West, of Bridgeport. Program Committowilov. A. (l. Boyntou. Rev E. A. Ramos and Rev. 8. W. Slinoudson. The duty of this tailor committee is to prepare the programs for the uri- cus inaction, such as securing speak or: and providing for the meeting pin cos and the diversion: at the meetings. Following the meeting the ladies of tho Norwnik Methodist church servod a most excellent supper to all present and they are to be congratulated upon the duo repaint they had prepared. Tho various pastors lime toasts at the din nor, and Rev. G M. Brown. of the Flrdt M. ii‘. Church in Bridgeport in a low woli-ohoaon words thnnbod the ladies in tho bcbnii of tho Modulation for the way in which they had assisted. own-W IoIIII mom 1 Asian Ion lii'iiiiiiii What shall ”incidoutsis" moon in an itemized statement of the expenses of- a school? Town Attorney Lucio Gold- sohmidt has been called this question by tho Toivn Board of Estimats and Toxotion.‘ond replicated to look into tho matter so that he will be able to explain to the board at tonight's lunch lug. He said yobterdity that the notch subioot has caused a flight for tho on ion yours and that tho groutost “trou- bio has boon With the Ubutohsoitooi. This particular case is what lino caused the question to come up It this thus. Mr. Goidocbmidt says that the incidental: on tho Gontor school list include ouch ominous as m billo. (tho this having. boon hood for tho bobbins ”WW3 < 1 iliSEillK MflNllMENl Paul’s Church Yard in Connec- tion With Anniversary HISIPRIPM Silliillii PF VERY iii. Sliilill Hill iiiocopiion at tho Rectory Marked Close of the Celebration St. Funi‘s Church on tho Norwailt Green was again iiiiod yesterday attor- uoon. when tho Very Reverend Sam- uci iiart, Dit, D.C.i.... i.l..D.. dash of Berkeley Divinity School. socrotary oi the House of Bishops. custodian of the Prayer Book and registrar of the con motion. offered it most wondortul and bountiful sermon and historical ad dross. Mr. Hart is u dolightfui speak- er and his sermon was delivered with gout, impressing than: greatly. The car- w...“ (Continued on Second Page.) mm...— IAY WILD KEIIOPLAKEI it mm norm ' ' W l‘ Norwalit If. hilariously awaiting the verdict of Chili. Lovelace. of the blob snot international Aviation comp-or. of New York, as to whotbor But Now walk will be chosen as a piano for tho construction of Bloriot munitions. clip Iain Lovelace was in town, yesterday. looking over the around with the view 6i; locating tho work in this city. it both: the intention to have the South Nor-wail: Engineering company do the mechanical part of the construction and Hallo Gamble the piano part. both of which concerns. have made a bid for the sumo. Today. Captain Lovoiaro is in anoth- or city. the name of which was not Iil~ valued. looking over the ground in that place. tho location of the work bolus between two places. Word will be re- ceivod by local contractors. this attor- noon. on to what the decisionot the company will bo and it in tho oprnost hope of all that East and South Non wall: will be able to hind the now in' dustry. whigh gives ovory promise of helm: on. of the amount in the pron out day, aeroplaning being a growths industry. the worth of which has ul— rdudy boon domonutrutod with tho punt few years. , The location of such an industry in Tim Norwsliio may moan much to the loud and citios and may curve as a factor for moroontonsivo luduutrios. ‘ Tho iiioriol‘ machine in known from oils and of tho north to tho otbor and the very advo rtliiomcut of that. both! macs her in wii'ivorth‘bldding for. 400 AGREE PIKE WEPT lliliVE PIKE illiliK PMK I WI BHEUI‘ON. May iii. willie in tho woods botwaon Board‘s mill and Pins Roch park was fought yoetordsy one noon and wall into tho ulgiit,.bui oboh 1 4100 some was burned over but ‘ lira pardons could check iii pinto. Much of this land. which in ii P Pitfall: bdinlltii ”,th aflmmllmflt i The builds“ man of South land must . IIIIII IIIIIIIII ; IIIIII IIIIIIIIIII List Madei’uil '1' at'iiio illeetinp oi the Board in Councilmen of tho Ci of Norwaik At last Mayor}; of Norwatk. has 1 ado his committee appointments on they are causing sumo little later in Nor-walk today. The mayor has h, 1d of! in making the appointments, for lessons known to himself, until this time The notices of tho nppointmo’iils were expected a long time ago. hull did not make their uppoalonro until last ovoning.- when at tho council mdciing each member was given a cap? which procluimcd the following: Finance and Adlhinlatrntiimweorge F Iiotts. chairinoll; W. ii. ilurnoli and. (‘. A. Quintnrd. Highway 1-_'_\\ ll. llurnoll, chairman: J. i). Milno and l). I“. Toomey. Sewori ii. Milne. chairman; G. F. Bolts and i). F. 'l‘oonioy. Lithwl). ii‘. 'i‘boinoy. chairman; J 1). Milan had t}. F. llotts. i‘iro»~\\'illiam Thompson. chairman; W. ll. llurnali and J. D. Milan. roIImII-cmrist, A. Quinw‘d. chnir- than; W. ii. liurnoll and W. Thompson. Although tho loominittoo' appoint— ments more mods public at tho coon cil mutation, thoy uni-o not moiflloned «1 1 1 in connoriion pith the meeting. gamut force to the congregation prco‘ Daniel Warren lino a devil! Lossonilis Proportyls Wool florIIIiil. Loot flight on iIIIIIIIII III III ‘ .; III III IIIIIIIII Tramp Who Was Smoking idly ilavo Boon Responsible A; Fire of unknown origin complaioly dooiroyod the born of Daniel Warren. dost ninht. in Want Not-walk, and with tho burn Wont two lino horses nod two «socially valuable cows. The in» when totaled up will probablyomouut to in the neighborhood of “.600. which is partially covered by input-Inns. The blade was plainly been about South Norwoiu and Norma": and n number of hostile wont to the scene in auto mobiles and continues. arriving in plenty of thno to Wilson the tire. Width discovered tho flro boil unload grout healthily and the barn was put saving. ‘Tho noinirbors, who corrivod as soon on Iboy could run to no place. and tho than on tho Worms piano. ‘ formed it buckoi. brigade and did can pullout. work in Iimvoniins tho arousal m (floutinuco on Twelfth Pogo) prostitution * 1 ” III ruin iiEIiiil’i ward J. Finnegan, 1 11 muted at Now London in tho noxro bourbon 1 ‘ 1 Ia...» wound in tho nonunion. lilacs Matter of Appropriation Money to Come Before the. Board of Estimaio Tonight liiili‘iiiiii IIII IIIIIII III II III IIIIIIIII Danger Signs tiny he Placed in Westport Avenue , Probably the most important action taken by tho Norwali: City Councpil ooucomod with it. The than made by the city chamber of the proposed grading work was accepted and a waiver of all claims for bottom: or damages. and a public hearing was received, having been signed by the abutting. property ownors, The board of estimate and taxation will consider (Continued on Sixth Page.) ,_ coo iiii.i.Eli18iiIEi vomit routs Enormous John-Shoebox» on Nor- wink reported to the «lectmon this morning that at tom limo during tho night a do: had ontof‘iid his yard and hint killed live ducks. one drake, uni two chickens. Tho ducks and "the 0M0 were Pekin ducks and were im- portodfrom Chino. thorn fore bolus ox. pnnlvc fools. Mr. sheen-n said this morning thlt he would not alto $35 for on. of than and now they are all me. duo do; literally chewed them to m Mr. Bhoohdn has much in be thankful for. however. for he has twentydour one of the ducks unto; undcr a couple or lions and thoy verb not dilturbod last night. The nicot- Inon ‘wlli probably pay the damages and thou attempt to locate the dos owaor pay tho‘m for the damage. nototso out Is . wrotstoiiuisno _ MYSTIC. May lawcifurloo w. (limos, colored. of New London, was stabbed to death. early today. durina a quarrel at the home of Thomas lilcv clutch. colored. at West Mystic. Flo oleotton. Gladys 'IBurriil. a-whito wom- an. who lived with him; 'F’ranit Thomp- son and Annie uwio. both colored. and living at Now location, hrs undoi- arrest in connection with the clubbing." it is Illoncdolhai Thompson did tho the otdbbinu. it ll said that all at tho boulo bud boon drinking and during the only hours at tho morning Glace and Thompiton booting invoked to a char- rot ovor tho not that disco bud begun to buy coins situations tattoo howls “mansion, dibpioasod Thompson. Altar tho stabbing Thompson and tho howls woman. nod. bill min him or- mutilation summoned a physician to so. but whoa tho isttor arrived on donut illumination showed last evening. was to close the Evcrsioy 1 Wm, uionuo matter in so for as they arci that did the killing, in turn making the 1 ‘ loud m1,1yzlrinn tho . modulation. who ' 1 IIIIIIIII IIIIII III I iHRiiWii ‘llflWil ISIMR‘S Much Excitement Caused by _Troubie Between Teachers and Pupils To-day 'i‘ho Rowaiton public school thrown into an uproar, this morning, by trouble between some of the tench ore and pupils, which may result seri- ously before it is ended. From what could be learned by a Sontinoi roprcsentutivo shortly after the ocmrrencc, it appears that Lester James. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam G. James. had a coughing spell, and his teacher, Miss Wanner, ordered him to report to Principal James F Williams. When the boy did so, it is alleged, Mr. Williams caught hold of Ibim and hourly choked the breath out. of hiln. and then threw him down stairs. Tho. excitement in the school cunnod a large number of the scholars to run out of the building. and later they went to their homes. and report- .od the happening to their parents the result that it was soon poised about the village. Robert F Scaisi stated that his son Daniel bud been severely punished by. Miss Wanner this morning, the touch- or. it is said using a piece of rubber; hone in correcting the pupils. The Scat sl boy‘s hand was swollen bribe pun- ishment he received There have been rumors before that: corporal punishment was a common occurrence in the school, and some of the parents evon wont so far as to com- pioin to Prosecuting Attorney William F. Tammany in South Not-walk. He referred them back to Committeman Gourde w. Stevens; Windy mode bottled drinks in very «beams. Willlgms’lloot Boot- it‘aot. A temperance boveraxo. too. ‘iiiiiilli iiililPS liliflil liiiiiii Killiliilllli’ Cognition on Application Makes a Report That Starts'mrm “Debate on Convention Floor vention of tho Unitod Hatters of North America, which roconvonod in Arling- ton llsli. New York. yesterday. the do bntc contorod around the report of the committee on grievances and appll‘ nations. which favored dolorring all duplications for membership until such a time as tho Iunttor could be tukon up more conveniently by a special com- mittee. President Momtt warned the doionatbs not to ho too strict in their roiocllon of now mambo“. claiming the impression might thou erroneously Iain mood that the United Hatters comprised a "labor trout.” Another doionute odd that tho union should not build Is “(:hinoso wait” around its organisation so tbst but low could loin. DeloImo Connolly said there was no doubt that thorn was many among the applicants who had not oocurod the up provni of their iooai organisations. whiio» thorn Worn also may who had their application loco received, this money being in the .1 treasury for sov- oril yours, with no action having been taken in their case. Connolly urged that thorn sppiicouhr ones: he doold~ ed at noon. Savorsl Institutions and amendments were introduced by detonated. one or obom trauma to know why tho board of directors had dolorod mam yours in passing upon the uppiicntlohs of thoso who had ulmdy’ paid their on plirotthutooi. This draw forth it onto secretary of the was During tho groator port of the conv' 1W uppilblf r " IllifiiRMli PlillPiiiiii » and Contests Expected} The thirty-fourth convention Supreme Castle. Ancient ‘ Knights of on. Mystic Chain, obs in South Norwsik, at theMysti 1_ M hall in Washington street at :o“.<iock in open sessidn. at whi line supremo unicorn and doing; ’ were hidden o hearty wolcom iMayor Albert M. Pohlman Th i' flag was consumed in speech Dill i and other festivities, fitting to mentous occasion. South Nonvsib: received the 1 promo representatives with ‘ 9' arms. the majority of them out the Clifford Hotel. (Continued on [north .IIII iiiiililiiillililii IIIIIIIII III New England "Illusion. Solid! a moon South ilbrvrolii A further plan for advertising on vantages of South Normal in o 1 of business and residence is tunic! consideration by the Merchant“ ‘ Manufacturere'Associatiou. Some ago a roprelontotlvo of the New 1 land industrial Bureau. in which , 1 . ' eluded tho mommhlp of the m ” a: Maine Railroad, Maine Central out New York, New Haven and Hot-midi Railroad Companies. called on the d“- cors of the local association and ox": piclnod tho scheme it has for prolihpilir in: industrial growth He sold it if” designed to assist in home hulldlnji and the establishment of no? “‘4!“ ; tries and to got other atoms to son 1 ' fadvantascs of locating in New 1 ' land territory. _ it is proposed to get a descriptlo I the natural advantage of each and 1 together With a list of vacant. flit: land available sites. near Ibo rot _, and also to ascertain the human and sites that word blind and published for dist that way giving wills pubiiol different oitios intorostod it is expected that the ropMIiil, thus will roturn hero in a low 1 “ and will explain the pian‘ to o ' of the Merchants and Manufooturflffl Assooiotion. rod iLLEGALDPKRATiGH Modicdi laminar Down». of; w port. Arrootod Today iinmoilli'om. May 1 Downs. modicni, sigmoid” f: port. was urn-onion this con chorus of port ’ criminal oporntiotrmpon bins é " la. Wrislor. tibial: mulls-1i. in “ connection with tho dsot which oocurrod lost noon 1 cording to the finding or
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