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- Congressman Hill’s Constituents
Would Like to Know it lie is
’t
Neglecting ‘Norwalk
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iiiiiiiiii will In
Matter of Changing the Name
Again Brought Up Last Night
A lllecting of
last
Club.
The meeting was called to order by
.i‘residcnt Nehemiah Cundee.
The minutes of the previous meeh
by Secretary Frunk‘
ing were read
Hudley and on rate approved.
Charles E. iioyt. of the by-luws coup
mittee, was called upon to submit ll‘
" report as to a. revision of the by-lnwsn '»
(Continued on fourth page.)
GROCERY CLERK
FALL“! liilllEIi "Bill!
As 3 result at: a peculiar accident
‘ (looms Bracken. of the New York
Grocery OoIIIpo‘ny, Main uncomplic-
walk. has a severe hush upon his check
'which will fite some little! Inns to
Mr.
Brocken delivered sonic" goods yes
terdoy afternoon in a Leonard street
house. and was about to step upon the
wagon. when he missed his footing
, His
right cheek struck on the iron step‘
boot and“ probably leave a scar.
and fell beneath the .vshlclc.
and the cut was the result.
Luckily for Mr. ilraclten the horse
the Merchants’ and
Manufacturers Association was held
evening at the South Norivulli
- hints at the Iouth N
M as Second Club
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Little, Damage Done Owing to the
Quidli Response oi the Firemen]
A chimney tire called out this Nor-
wntk Fire Department. last evening.
at 10:30 o'clock to Henry street, Nor~
walk. and the entire department re-
sponded to Box til. at Chestnut street.
neur Summer street. The tire was It
3 stubborn one. but was ably handled by
' the department. which returned to the
various houses after butt an hour's
Work.
The house in which the fire occurred
is owned by Mrs. Sophie Purlietoti.
and is the house which Was badly burn-
ed one morning, about eight o‘clock,
several months ago. There are three
1 families in the house, those of Robert
' Topp, C. E. Britto and Mrs. .Pnrlicton.
The tire was sturted in the chimney
no fire in his store for months. A fire-
mun sold last night. however, that the
stove was hot when he touched it. and
it, is thought. likely that. the tire started
from this stove. in the kitchen oi the
Topp quarters. ’
The Pioneerw’iiook and bladder. the
lust truck to leave its house, was the
first to the house; having turned up
ilcnry street. while the remainder oi
the department went to the box
. Chestdut street. returning through
. Hem street from the west. The
‘ chemical on this truck was culled into
ed to the root. and the tire was soon
entirely out.
The tire. occurring as it did. in the
early“ evening drew quite a crowd.
which won well handled by the Nor-
lnxton was on hand and directed the
Mom or the «partitions in o cried»
able monitor. ‘ .
The total damage to the house was
not over $10, and is covered by incur.
once through the dun of Raymond and
Pollard. 'l‘bs {realest part 0! the dom-
use was caused by the chemicals which
quench the blue and by the smoke
which filled the house.
play. with one ladder having been rats.
were poured down the chimney to
stood perfectly still. else the wagon
must have passed over and injured
him. perhaps seriously. The wound-
was dressed by a physician. and.
though quite painful. it ls‘on the road
volition» ,
. A bill slloiml
in an accident. which occurred in
to heating.
on very.
run illiiernuii
‘v.
Friends of the unfortun-
Iite grocerymtm wish for a speedy. re-
#9
. eruoem lino In:
W
Report has it that two Harslrom
students. while on their Why home.
lust evening, just before midnight.
were held up in Mott avenue. by u rut-
lion, who slashed one or the boys on
tho nun with n knltoin the lightwhlch
ensued.
llcluils nro few and fir between, the
llsrpirom men keeping: decidedly
mum. irom what could be stunned.
the boys Were going. up Mott avenue.
. minding their own ut‘fuirs When slid
donly they were controutcd by u rut-
tun. who .lomtttliicd their money the
yi. unit Inch refused. wherein the would
‘ iii.- highway/mun threatened violence
No sooner hri the Words ilift the
than II lips thut the young men Jumped
on him.
one of the bids sustained a
Wound on the arm.
The young 111011 reported the incl
’ Hi to the colony of linrntrom‘ satu-
I dents in that motility. wlIcIcnpop curb
and eitry one thread out. thinly cled‘
in his night clothes and made It than
.(
luiifc ‘
to keep the affair hushed up.
at the cunt yard elicited the informs-l
tlon that the man was outplayed Iii the
Southern New England Telephone
Company. Al. the exchontlo‘ofllcc. this
Raymond Brother's coal yard. yester-
dsy- afternoon, Walter Dean. of Har-
bor avenue. Norwallt, sustained a brok-
en leg. Mr. Dean-was token to the
* Norwslk Hospital, where the .. injured
member was set by Dr. Henry C Ether-
er.'1‘he patient is resting quietly, this
afternoon.
Just how the accident occurred is
unknown, unusual efforts being mods
inquiries
was denied, it being given out that no
Mr. Dean was employed by them, nor
had they hesrd of any accident to one
of their employee.
The hospital was called but the our»
son or that institution, while they no
Inltted that a than had been admitted,
sold his nurse was spotted Dione our!
know nothing of the circumstances. At»
It lust resort before going to press. the .
attending physician was called.
' Yes.
he not the broken leg but. won in such
the history oi the accident.
One thine. however, is known. an no
cldont occurred and II mun broke his
leg. Further developments later.
”WING cleans hNTBRl‘Aleb.
‘?T c Insulin: n this Bowing Circle or
“outed the intuition in
illéi Wailers reimburses.
u“Post-Ohms“
PEEKEEEE HEESE '
which runs from the Topp apartments“
hilt Mr. Topp claims that he has had?
in-
wullt Firs Bollco. Chic! 0. into: Br .
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SOUTH NORIVALK, CONN. THURSDAY MAY 18.1911
Trolley Ride to listen Point Fol-
lowed Session at Degree of
Naomi. Yesterday
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Supreme Commander dotihold's
Annual Report (liven
Mayor Albert M. Pohlmun delivered
the key to the city into the hands of
the mprssentililves ot' the Supreme
Castle. Ancient Order Knights oi the
Mystic Chain, at the opening core
monies and the men undiwomeu are
making the most ol.’ their opportunity
to see South Norwaik and indications
are that my are having the time of
their lives _
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Hill EEEEEESES
Now his law M hours
With W Lilli Clause
airbrush
HARTFORD. May 18. wThe automo-
billets ofthe slots won a sweeping vic-
iory in. the hmuvryoitordhy ohcrnooh.
when the new bill tor the regulation
of motor minister was outed without
the .’ sinuses restricting the speed of
machines to no more than 35’ miles
on hour or the legal platinum.
Representative course 8. Chandler's
motion to strike out the speed clause
was detected on the first ballot by o
vote of 122 10.59. but this vote was
reconsidered and the speed clouse
finally out out by a vote of 97 to ill.
utter along and sharp debate.
bill will-530 totho senate next Wod-
nesdsy. but there is little doubt but
that it will pass there in practically
its present form.
The features of the new bill are
that it throws Connecticut wide open
to transient .uutoniobillsts.
fees for uutomobllc licenses. and that
it provides tbot nutomohlllsts urroatcdé
for minor offenses may be released
on their own rocognlsnnco by show-
ing their license cold.
One 5: the Important consequences
throw open New York state to Con-
necticut hutclsts 365 days in a your.
owing to the reciprocity low in that
ptote.’1‘ho enlistment or the clones
permitting soloists to so without bell
still place Connecticut in a unique po-
sition as regards this matter in the
whole country. ‘
The new bill outside at the points
mentioned tattoo in practically all of
7 . . the features of the old law . l o
in tho light which cusuedg a hurry that he did not inquire into ‘ B n “1 “5h
they iltt'vn been codified and unsuited
so no? to make them easily accessible
for reicrencc. . . ,
A CATABTROWZ.
.One ot the curious characteristics ot
the oldtims darkics is their shillt
make their stories always intor’r bi
ruc‘
that lit
places a not rate of Ml cents for thoi
of the fortner clause is that it will-
WEATHER FORFCAST
, Local thunder showers.
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Alleged final! Uses Terminal in
Boston'tor Commercial Gain.
nos'ron', May 18.4mm full bench
of tho Mussnchuscttsieupreme court
today decided that the New York. New
Haven & Hartford rhilrond company
exceeded its powers under its charter
when it conveyed to irlietees for an ln~
definite period the old Boston and
Providence rntlrosd terminal site in
Park squure for the put-optic of devel
oping. it no a rent estate preposition
for commercial guilt. This convey
once one approved by the railroad di-
rectors, ngnlnet. the protest of some
stockholders
courts.
The court duds the land exceeds in
ruins molc than 85.000.000.11nd that
when the ‘1er York. New Haven &
Hartford Inilinnd company purchased
h from tho iioston and l’rovidcncc
company in will the company did not
have the right to carry on. for u long‘
term of you're. the business of specu-
plating in land or degeloplng’ the other
land in the. vicinity, and (longing its
general character tor the purcpse or
gain.
The court further says that the pro-
posed scheme is Open to grave object
lions on the ground that of publicpol-
toy and it is the duty at the railroad.
company to dispose of the loud and
turned it into money with all reason»
able dispotch.
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salient lure _
co. usemmro
The Armory “two-upon. which
recently tool: lipid of the chin of the
Norwolit cautioned Auto Compiler.
to now ingtull swing and o loin-corps
of cdlciut men are worklnaiuulor the
direction oi Ccnorol Manager Charlo-
BuclI. The compony has been Emir
pointed under the low- at tho Slots o‘f
descendant.
The economy not only dispose ‘ot
ours. but hovrroorn tor stoma. have
on bond oil necessary supplies for the
convenient of their potroas and hills
repairs or all hours.
The silicon of the. new company on
as follows:
President-W. u. e. Smith. of_ New
York city.
General Monagoerhnrlos Duct. Jr.
Secretary and Trsnsurciwlohn' W.
Bell.
TELLS 0F MURDER OF SON.
.m.
Home of Godmon Family Woe Attack-
ed by Mexican Mndlts on April 29.
SAN FRANCISCO. Moy ls.—~Accom.
hunted by her seventeen-rancid
sou. Mrs. Melvin ill. (buttons wife or
o superior court idols. of Dayton and
Seattle. Wuhington. arrived bore you.
tordsy on the steamer City or Panoms
from Acapulco. Mex.
Mrs. Godmsn have first details of
«the stitch on the Godmnn totally April
2. in which Roy Godmnn. as yours old.
was slain in the Damon home, while
his brother. Melvin. 24 yours old. and
Behold. who come with his mother.
escaped only through old or friendly
sorinntn. ,
".ludxo Goldman is vlcciprotidcnt of.
in column which operates o term
tinnitus plantation about all miles
north of Acapulco.
"ctr. dodtusn was called to Acapulco
on, business and l accompanied him,"
titre. iii/(Ionian sold. “the day nttor two
but mostly the boys were told thot
. our. neutrinos. would no clinched. boo
union the piece and tho othll‘ boys
locked til nicely“ ill. . ,
"At do! eighty hauditli limited
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who opponied to the ..
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«joint A (tunnels.- lot at durum View
- , ,, ; onto/s need. This. of colors.” is our
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A sum
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terry Bates Placed Hope Around
Neck and Tied it to liatler In
the Barn
Hill ilEEll EEEElEllEEll
Ell SlElElillllll
Body Found by Brother When its
Wentto House With Dinner
Wilton is having lisshsre of excit-
ing events at Just. this time and yes-
terdsy containing occurred which will
incite all Wiltonlte’s' format for a time
that they time ever talitln; about a‘
supposed murder case. A ”genuine
suicide m broutht to light yootnsdoy
noon one the facts silencing this case
are easily obtained and they can be
well substantiated. .
It will be remembered hr Sentinel
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
‘AIllllilSilll sill.
Is-piill‘l "It
A was or the'rown Court was
bold. yesterday oft n‘ or which
time snug. won-IN; mm»;- d!!-
polsd of a number of moo; George H.
Vooborxh prosecuting. .
Milton Lewis who was holdou the
chorus of drunkenness and theft. woo
Locum to 20 days for being drunk
Aid 30 days tor their with the costs
oi the can ottacbed its woo token
to meL_ .
Thomas loopy. who was held on
the charms of intoxlcotlou. was lined
35 out! costs, which he void.
The one of Mary Amundsen. who
woo mount to be demented also come
up. How wuodiuditod to be perfect-
ly sons by the physicians. but.“ was
believed by the court that there woe
something wrong at her home. which
Hairy refused to disciooo'ond which
node her life there misoroble. Judflc
Tammany committed the attractlvlet-
tic girl to the Florence Crittenden Blis-
olon. in New Haven. to remain until
the shell 1|ch reached her twentytilrlt
birthdoy. which will be in two Years.
The young woman went s New Hoven
in the custody of Acting" Contain
Frank 8. titration. this morning. otter
bidding her friends. the silicon. u (out!
mod-bro.
{NEAL INA?! TRANQFIRB.
The following real estate sales have
been recorded in the cities or the town
clerk:
bolus c Boers to Mary A. noose. lot.
Harbor View Bosch. Won
John H. 11011111311 to Louis Hoddmon.
loud onu buildings in newsman. War.
1Anon t). hood. to Trinity church.
booth *iilorwolk. lot and buildiniol. in
hiriieid menus. 'Witi‘. .
Thumbs J. O'Gouuor to Robert W
Aiken. It acres sud buildtnue in Bilven
mine. Wsr.
bottle hi. Close to B. 1". Fisher, lot in
this. Flirt. Weir. . . ‘
John H. Knapp to David W. Elite.
building lot in Highland avenue. Won
tint-wont docuritius Corporation to
Thomas (irons two lots in Rho. Pol-tr.
an...
cm... is? will: .i... «It. to n. I.
'W. Warner. ounce. bind and bulldlntlt in
harbor Viltw hooky company to Edi
closers or “exotics"
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John Cain Also Admits Murder-
ing Another Man Because
He Stepped on His Toes
NEW YORK. May 18.--—John Cain.
the big negro who ran crunch with a
razor last night on the upper West side
and killed two men and wounded eight
others has admitted. the police say.
that is is the man who killed Richard ..
Bell. a newspaper man on Broadway
eleven years ago. Ball’s slayer said
that he killed his man for stepping on
his toes. (Iain went wild that night
when a white passenger on the plat-
form of an elevated train objected to
his smoking. Cain said that he was
sentenced to fourteen years at Sing
Sing Sing ioi killing Ball and was re-l
tossed a few weeks ago after serving
between 9 and 10 years. his term be»
ing shortened for good behavior.
The two who died in the hospital?
late last night: covered with slashes
mm the razor. were John Hall, or
Weebowlten. N. J.. and Saxon Burrcll.
of Manhattan Chauncey do Graft. a
police, and August Liebrnan are in a
serious condition and may die. Cnin‘
himself has a bullet through his lungs
but probably will get well.
new Eases In THE was-r.
Foreign Forest Good: to in Solution
Rocky Mountain Slopes.
The. mountains of Colorado. Wyom-
ing and South Dakota will not always
remain 'incompleteiy clothed with
timber if the «forts of loco! officers
or the forest service are effective. says
the Denver Republican
"’ m the utonstvs piano tor
mm menu the seed or native
forestry-es ontbsbuspnichpsoi
the modulus the «comment than.
one taking steps to introduce o num-
bar .9! forest trees which it is or
posted will add oprociobiy to the
venture of the mountoin‘ and will
eventually become an asset in the
form at timber. As in the can of
human immlsronts only those lor-
that will make
good cittoens are to be encouraged.
Word has Just been received at the
local omce of the tarsal service of
the shipment of several consignments
a! foreign seeds to this district in lots
of from so to 200 pounds. The species
involved are the Austrian pine. Cor»
slcon pine. Scotch pine.
spruce and European larch.
Norway
The
Siberian larch, a tree adapted to the
dry climate of northern Russia and
Siberia. will also be tried on o small
scale.
in fact. the value of such of these
species has already been proved in
plantitlons on the prairie states and
in other semi-arid regions. They
hove been shown to be drought re-
sistant and the only point of doubt
ionising them in the Rockies“. the
effect at the altitude. Just what
this effort will be is a matter of con
lecture.
A large part of this consignment of
seed will so to the Black Hills of
South Dakota. whore already over
6.000 pounds of Austrian pine seed
lies been used to district seeding. The
[mollusks end Kansas forests. whore
planting is being done in the bore
sundiiiils. will also be used in the
Rookies. to Colorado and Wyoming
and some of it will be sewn on the
Pike forest near Denver.
This importation or torelnn tree
seed is only It port at the big plan
or the occlistary ct agriculture which
involves, the rotorcsiroiion of im»
mouse ‘inountoln cross in the west.
Approkhnslelybtlfibbpounds oi seed
of the native hwkyiuountoiu species .
this been collected in the lust new
con sndsii or this will. unknown by
the sud of the your. line of the
masons tor porchesidg torsion ma. ,
in addition to the pdislbilltloo of the
foreign species for producing more
'vhllidhltl timber. is tint the; seed son
he purchased much cheaper tlEuu can
Question. Arisss That Hailing;
from the company amounting to so
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That of Vice president Abolislie
and Treasurer and Secre-
tary to be tine
Wlli EEEE EWE EEEEl
Trade is Overcrowded
After a heated discussion. the Unlt
ed Hatters of North America. at.
tordsyls session of their. itnnuoi ..
iventlon in Arlington Hell J'v'ood
make several radical changesrin t
constitution of their organisotto‘
Most of these changes have béenhin
ed at in these columns at the begin-I
ning of theeonventlon a week up
The changes made by the convention
yesterday provide: That thenotio‘
(Continued on Third Pm):
Price Child
Two employees of the Adorn! In
press Company. in South Nornlt.
pleaded guilty to the theft at uranium *2
oi hundred dollars in criminol Iii
tor court. yesterday. More 7.1::
Howord .1. Curtis. A merchant of Hon
walk who is accused of being 11‘th
bated. pleaded not guilty and his trial
who pleaded guilty.
The Accused. i
Jacob B. Klein. of Bridgeport.
full sight of the jury during the to”!
The date of the alleged defrauding,
in the information pleaded to by the
accused is the time between Domino
2‘! and November 30,1909 ,
According to the information Ev ' ‘
son who was night porter. marked ”Elm?
pncitsxcs allotted to have been tito
gave them to the driver, 13th
who sold them to For. The money ' 7'
divided up between Evcrson and
tuition.
Detectives oi’ the Eagle Detach!!!
Agency under the oupervlsion ct
Johnson. of 'Bridpcport. with 3th
operation of the Norwalk police... ‘
ruled out the alleged crime.
The trial of Fox begun shorti ' ,
tor noon. Among the articles ahead
to have been stolen wore furs,» MW
silk and silk thread.
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DIPLOMACY DEFINED
Ambassador Jussctund. at out: of . ,
superb dinners st the French etch ”
in Washington, ssldof diplomats
“ihplomncy may be defined it
out-dun deny. pleasant, honorable
out.
“ A young itoysiipt duke.
story curroin about him. hi welt ‘ ‘
in diplomacy , .
' ”This young man vie‘ttcd h bill
on in (tonnes din-lifts the turn
Juno his host's dauphin,
The employees are Everett Bylaw“
ton. driver and William G. Eliot-son" ..
night porter. The inerchh'nt in semen“
Fox. One of his counsel is Attorney“
belong s Jury began tmmedisthhflVV
Sentence was not passed upon theses
uni".
Fox’s daughter sat by her iathcrglh‘ ‘
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