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SOUTH biennium, CONN. Tumour. JUNE ‘6. .1911
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.' companion to his wife had a remarka-
> bio escepa from injury here yesterday.
‘ when their automobile went over a
. fiourdoot embankment and turned bot-
‘ in that predicament untli a trolley car
’ ; the automobile. but no there woe no
~ but" was, plopped sndyruo book to the
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needy Two Years of Effort
Results in Adopting of Plan
of Construction
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Referred Back to 'Freehoiders
for Further Consideration
After almost two years of continued
effort/1: trolley loop to the South
Norwnlk ruilrood station was nssurred
by the‘nctlon or the South Norwelk
Board of Councilmen. when it voted.
inst evening. to accept the layout Elih-
mltted; “by the Connecticut Comuon.‘
by its mpresentotlvo. Superlntemieni
George’l‘il. (Jeffrey, which provides for
u. loop to the west—bound station, there—
by solving a problem which has been
before the company and the town.
through the efforts of the ‘Buelncss
Men‘s Associations of the Twin Chloe
particularly South INorwnik. The pro-
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Family oi Four tllraoulously Es
cepelttlllry lo Accident at
‘ pillset‘ llsrtlord
WEST HARTMD. June 8.-Dr.
“duties. of Quincy. mm his wife.
their eighty ear-old daughter, and a
torn up, pinning thorn beneath it
The party left Hurtford during the
foreuoon for on automobile trip
through Western Connecticut and had
gone as for as motto Coruere on the
b‘ermington‘ hood. which is close he the
scene of the fatal accident of several
days ago. when the machine swerved .
in the roadway. turned completely
about and then went down the em
lg’sokment backwards. overturning
The ocoitpente Were caught beneath it
in such a manner that they could not
extricate themselves. and remained
came along. thenccident buying hap
‘pened at a point near the our line. The
crew of the our and some of the one
nonzero untd afterwstds that they new
gm of any person about it, did not
own. When their ctteutlon won at-
trncted by cried for help. however, the
automobile; Attemptu were made to
relate the vehicle and rescue the Hunt-
ing party. but on helm; told that the
attempts might melt in the death ot
the little girl. who we: cousin.
in the netting of the auto top. the rec
otters enlisted end run the; our part
way to West Hartford. where nipliysi
cion end other pestilence: woe secur-
' odvr‘on‘di milked bookstothe scene on
the trolley car. The fermion: 3! the
mun top were removed end the child
able to
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Henry 0 “Rows. of Breton, Ghee
en President and George M.
Still, New York,
Vice-president
The annual meeting of the New York
and New England Oyster Shippers as-
socletlon. composed of oyster growers
and plshtere in the stale- oi Massachu-
setts. Rhode island. Connecticut and
New York, was hold at the Park Ave-
nue hotel, New York city, Friday.
June 2nd. A representative gathering
from many sections of the stolen unin-
ed were present and the following oili-
cers were 'elected for the coming your:
Presidentwlienry C. Rowe. of (ire
ton. Conn.
Vlco-Preeldent-George M. Still. of
New York.
‘ Treasurer~lienry C. Ellsworth, of
New York.
Secretorywlziugone D. McCarthy, of
New York.
The executive committee is as fol-
lows: Henry C. Rowe, llroton. Comm
leorgo M. still. New York city; Eu
gone McC‘ nrthy. New York only; Holl-
ry C Ellsworth. New York city; guns.
Platte South Norwnlk. Donna Alfred
Higgins, Boston. Mose; William 1.
Stevens. Roweyton. Court; Thomas
iinmlliou. Providence. R. t..;' Frederick
Orkers. Snyvllle, I... 1.
Senator Thomas Hntnllton.
Rocky Point Oyster Co, Providence. ii
i.. was elected a director. and also Mr.
Charles Platte. of the Andrew Radel
Oyster 00.. Bridgeport. Conn.
The work of the peat year wee fr
viewed by the president, showing that
many matters or despotism to the”...
.MWM Md been looked after h!
the association. air. inlet-torch. or New
York. certified-tail: or a editorial 'a
car. load of oysters and after the last-
ter had’beea sifted out by the court.
it was found that the authorities, who
had authorised the leisure? were in or-
rer.
Senator liaroliton gave the particu-
lars recording the recent victory of the
oyster punters in the Middle intend
court. Many other matters of impor-
tance to the oyetdr industry were dis-
cussed. The‘uieetln. sojournad sub
ject to the cult of the president.
AAAWIAA RAJAAAS
Afllfllillllll All!
New Style of Government Lem
by 38T-Dsmoersts Elect
Entire Ticket
of the
NORWICH. Junie 6.~«~lo the city niece
lion here yesterday. a very small vote
woe cast but the new form of bullet
caused much confusion and delay ill
counting
The proposed form of roerunlent
was defeated by a maturity of 33?. The
Democrats carried the entire ticket by
n normnl majority of 125.
Norwich was the first city in the
etsto where the commission form of
government won offered the people.
The general assembly sothorlsed the
adaption at that form noblest to pop
uler referendum- The election this
your won on "of!" one. only members
of thee lty council being voted tor.
linln fall during e (renter portion of
the duty. which in n measure account
ed for the smell vote cast.
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PW!!! "All“ "Wild
‘inpcotnpetltlve flight were rescued o't
daybrenhin the estuary oi the Weserm
M. into which iiiey hell bob onto»
infield drop to avoid being osrrlbd
‘ the North but.
owl
_ so olllclol examination, and Dr. lion
. hniloobists who left Harlin yeslerdcy
" ‘ The men lied , ,
‘ been tithe writer three hours when “ '
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in line for Richard Moore,
Last Night
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Discussion on tilting of Storm
and Other tastier;
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That there are some members of the
Norwulk police force that do not one-
wer the qualifications called for in the
charter, was the opinion of tit inset one
member of the Nor well: board of coon
«sum. last evening. as he xiii-eased
himself at the meander; llo ndvocsted
the thorough ovorhnollutt of the do
pertinent and declared himself in on
over of ousllngany one not conforming
with the requiremntn. it he: Men
stated before that there in at beast one
man on the toms that would not bear
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hell included specials In his remarks.
What will come oi the agitation of this
subject. is not known. but it is causing
stout interest in Norwelk taday.
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(Continued on Eleventh has.)
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Former Representative Tradeltck ll.
Quintana, of Washington agar. was
the victim of s pointui accident. actor.
any. when he slipped and roll; while
working to front of his home. sustain-
in. a fractured collar bone. . .
Ir Quintard ind been wmkinn
around his town and by wetting on the
m. the silica ‘of his sheen became
slippery. This canned him to slip and
murmur. Just how he fall is not
known. but pt any me he landed In
no to fracture his collar bone. causing
him some pain and considerable incon-
venlence.
The services of a physician were as»
cured and the shoulder and em tiller
ed up so no to facilitate the knitting
process. He is able to be out.
Gilli“ EDIOPIIE DE
PIIIAAB OFFIBEPP
At a recent meeting of Court Edison
do Do Amiols.‘ [investors of America.
the onlcers‘ tor the ensuing term were
nominated The notnlsstions were as
follows: .
(inlet attuned—4mm" Odds.
Eutwhier linnnormdoseph Celsius.
Room-dine Secretarywflcoms “cull.
senior Woodwork-Joseph mule.
Junior Woodwardw-l‘otsr ll. Borer-
ditto.
denier Boodlewnntonlo Cmmons.
Junior lissdlwl’esnusls carbons.
piece at the meeting to be held on the
19th inst.
testosterone
s women's handkerchief bound
horses drawing a new five: M
which it pretend" wen rldlltl _
teeny. throwing the engine'miiiwl
rm end militants the '
on. election of the above will this
; , ‘ _'lrtss.othrehstm.wumvmd.this
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undid nan“
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ills , Business in Main Street
Disposed at to littoral Keelsr,
ot the Washington Street
Bridge
Samuel Fox. conflicted of conspiracy
to defraud the Adams Eprese Company
by a jury trial in the superiorCourt st
hrldscport, whose motion to set aside
the Jail sentence who denied. left Nor-
wslk this morning to begin his year's
jail sentence. it was expected that
Fox would carry his case to the Bu~
promo Court. but he decided to tulle
the Jail sentence as the best way out
of the trouble
At the trial Fox pleaded guilty and
Attorney J fielded liurlbutt. for Hurl-
hutt and Doyle. fought the case to the
last minute. Everett 5. Byington and
William J. Everette. the two express
company employee who were directly
colicoruod in the matter, pleaded suit
1 y and are now serving one your in Jail
with a $200 one. re: was sentenced to
one year. but his fine was ”00. .
'l‘he Norweik for store and tailor
shop run by Four was sold yuccrday to
George Keeler. of last Nowell: and
he hon opened up the store. through
Deputy Shortli' Samuel (3 inland. for
business. The business will be con
ducted along the some lines now that
Mr. Rooter be: charge of it.
ummmr
AWE“ “All
mum~m ”
opens-1mm
herons betore the Home comm
op secondhan- ia the cream do
mun-at Mac-ileum tan, or (low
sentient moody criticised the deteri-
mantle W of comm compi—
titlnn lineal urchins. desiring to
construct bolldiaaa dot the govern-
atept. While filming Architect
Teller was Mia: untold air. Hill
"proceed the opinion that the co-
petitions wm not once enough.
"There appears to be a close cor.
poretlon in which architects and lie
mothers set the beat of it." said so.
Hill. "i auppoec if lllchael Annie
.Woi'lg alive, ill your: old and lust grad
mind' horn college the loverumoot
would not. permit him to prepare
piano for one of the building: upon the
[round that he wanton young and low
experienced."
"A don‘t believe Michael Angelo. at
the up of It and tort bovine man»
also from optimal-old be trusted."
replied Taylor. "There is no close cor-
imrstion. iotlhc recent competition for
the New Haven federal building pious.
for intranet. the misty of the new
ury invited my militants in sub-
mlgdutgns, who were not members
of the inntiluts bod About whom i
know, nothing." ‘
it but previously been bronchi out
thin the institute we: prnctleslly an;
archltscis‘ mist. charting lush fees
and expelling nvohltocia who do work
for less. .
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PAW". GIHIPPONY PIRP’MHID.
Miss Reunions Moves the ends or
limited H. vim.
oils: W dubbed humerus;
delight» of hire. ill. 1lrltihboli Heroin
novelty, with t civil service cerium
d in this side: of the town he: hit
John w. cornea. Justice of the peter.
ll W'SUMAltR
WWW. Joan Brando: a“
lidverlit. in herein: «untried it hills:
civil Wee which molt“ a couple
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WEATHER FORECAST
Showers tonight and Wednesday.
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is line of the Six Which Have
Been Expected tor some Time,
and Will be Ready Soon
hunt sum liltitiillli
tilt or one on
Wes impossible to Get Them (lot
of the Meadow Street Bern
Patrons of the Connecticut Com-
pany have been considerably disturbed
by the (not that during this cold westh-
or we are now enduring. oilen trolley
cars are the only accommodation pro-
vided. Apparently this is due to too
little thought. but when it is known
that it has been immiscible for the
company to out on the closed core.
the maple of the entire town will not
further blame the company atheists.
(Continued on Sixth Pull.
snunnu- no
u on tiltilltil
At the meet meeting of the M
tier-vats an Department. which m
M bi. evening. nonstick I. Wheel
or w. cite-ea to head the W
as chief calm nulls forties m
m Mun» tiara cuts! Wired
oil‘s Whip ha been such that
without him of the heed the montage
of tied Went would be at a lone.
flehaiwayaontholohwhweellod‘
and ids em in beheld of the depot-o
event are largely responsible for its
«collect condition. today. Not only
has Chief Wheeler the cooddeuos of
the firemen but of the whole district.
which to commend!“ the department
upon he wine selection for soother
tom. '
There we: little business done out-
ald. of the election of officers. who are
no follows:
Chief Engineermv. it. Wheeler.
First Assistant llloaineowdrthur
and
Second Assistant Eustace—«Fred N.
James.
floorelarymil. C. lint-mull.
'A‘msnmrmli‘lrnoet 8. icon”.
DWPIAILIEP IET
' II Til! BPPP
The depth Norwtdh Bond of Coun-
cilmen were forced to work is the devil
during a portion of its mullet, lent ova
which. owing to the feet tout the sled»
trio flight fuse h cw not. it took about
twenty minutes or repair the dunno
during which time the council cousin
cred ”you! meteors. worlds: under
diminution.
At tint an reticulum item was so
cured. which had not been in use for
nets, Apparently. demos lime dust
which one encountered on the sheds.
This held out for client live mlnutsn
; it diatribe out for went of mi.
then our mutter it. w W. 11..
a.
_ oughferee that are contained within
thovodoeaA MMlmm
‘ '2 ‘hlomik, in: head! mks-o
the meantime. deductive“ WA”.
‘ the led , will comm:
nu illiIliiiilll -
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SeveralNotleeablelmprovsmenls
Made in llbwlown and Oom-
stoek Avenues and
Cedar St.
The road work of the town has made
many pieces that were formerly in
poor condition the most excellent that;
the limits of Norwalk. Several con
tracts are under way and being rapid-
ly completed.
The oiling of Newtown avenue was
completed. yesterday. the entire 8,000
gallons having been spread. Thus
this avenue is now in the best of con
dition and those who live in the street
are indeed thankful for the work.
Dust in eliminated entirely by the oil
and this is n condition greatly appre-
clnted by the housekeeper. Previous
to the oiling process the road work
was completed. the crusher having
been occupied there for some time.
The stone crusher which has been
of. work in Cometooh avenue for some
time has completed the work’ there as
far as the appropriations have been
made. Shawn Elliott”: 8200 and the
extra $100 appropriated to the work
at the last meeting of the board of so
tlmote and taxation will be used up to
day and consequently the work «oust
he stopped. The work done. howavor.
has made a vast improvement over
former conditions. and those who have
Occasion to use the mod are thankful
for the good work of the town. As
the avenge pay-roll of the crusher
force is 850 per day. it is unity seen
ifhatvn snow the sire of the
comma honey. or
the
trading work done in Mar attest.
Thli work wubld forlldhln been
done by specifications. it is a mat
improvement and a credit to those
who have engineered it.
finch Brothers who have the cou-
lust for limbs strict grading end to-
nitric; are prone-airs; rapidly with
the work. They are well into the and
die of the work now and it is bold:
pushed rapidly dot-ward.
The'aeieotmen an «pectin daily
“.000 gallons of oil for “It Not-walk
world ‘
substitute
is AUIlllEil
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'l'bsilrm oi blocker d. Hills. groom.
of South Main street, was cloud by
atuchmcht. luv cronies. served by
constable J. J. Goodwin. for Holmes.
Rosier I: tastiest. of Norwailt. This
morning. soother attachment was corn
ed in [ever of Samuel Rmdncr.
it W" with deep regret tint the city
my: whole learned that the establish
uncut had been closed. its the you“
men bed been clearly wstcbed through
out their career. The: hero worked
have from the time they storied and
bend times in sold to be the cation of
their failure. They now have our
”.000 on the bonito. which if collected
would more than pay their lntniedlnis
bills.
HOWE WAT TRAP! PM”! ROWAN.
’l‘holle who shiny e delightful sold
on the wound will be pinned to learn
dist Caplets Albertfiiils. of iteweylon
in cycle twinned at ltotcn Point. with
a speedy and patiently sets motor best
with Contain Wm Anderson in charge.
for the purpose of telling hellish. dab»
in; parties from 9. it. iii. to i p. m. and
letter trips are «hostility deligivb
gen buoy. etc. in the Afternoon. The
letter trips are are ”poclnliy dellahh
tel and within the result of hlluzihe
choice tor the trip is but ten cents.
Tom for the billing and selling pars
tics m he storm to contender
with deplete illuminant- by letter or
blame I the emitters and isle
phenoeuulburwllbstmdinthosdv
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mum June l. I in ii it nth one
in? shouted ~Wtififl‘l! million.
Alli ere cordially invited. The Mlfla
lire. linen
Dccesion Will be observed:
Three Days belebreilon at
- Historic‘Edlilcs
o- liliilliilll noun "
u tilllillllililiilllll
Memorial Tablet to be Unveiled
on Sunday Morning field
June 11. 12 and 13 will be great
days in the histOry of Greene Fame.
marking the 200th anniversary of All.
founding of the Greens Farms com
gregatlonal Society and church. A
propriate exercises of s historical} no.
memorial character have been planned
for all three days and it is probahh
that Greens Forms will be throne!
with visitors while the celebration
in progress.
(Continued on Second Pose.)
Hill ill lAAlA AAA-Alli
WASHINGTON. June bottom
tsttve n.1, all! of Connecticut! will hams
unable to we have tor the
mural the Democratic wooltarift
its leaves tomorrow for hla house.
Connecticut. Mr. Hill has not
well for some deye its has been
fer-ins from’ rh‘cumstlant and . '_ .
wine. The ot, weather. here dds!
not urea w him. He hopes loo}
lain indefinite leave crab-once tron
the‘lloosc‘oo accounthot his pegs
health.
llr. Hill has been in consultation...
with Representative Payne of New
York regardingvthe minority recon ;
on wool from the ways and mean
committee. in the preparation of
which hit. Hill bu taken a prominent;
port. The report. will probably no
tiled tomorrow and prlnwd in that
Congressional Record. toiether with a
statement by Mr. Hill about the bill
and itsdlsastroua clients. and lotion:
on the subject received by Mr. {dilly
from ~ Woolen Amenutucturerc in Cole
nocticut end elsewhere.
Willi) PTIP PM“
P300 TB PEPPPTINv
HARTNRD. June Paw-lift mum
we: issued by Judge William: in M
Alexander tloorl today. mired
Gomptroiier Thurman l). Brodeti‘ewi .,
limo Treasurer Lippltt {rein ‘
eleven newspaper reporters
ethic ' ‘ tithe lull. ; ,
Thepla tltfvinthocasee ti
choc Beanies. Henry W ram ‘
timberland Trowhrldns. or blow
on: times i). Taft. of w
and trying if. (there. of illij,‘
They allow that open oi the
designated ere employed by the
m of e nsvaiipsr lint! been
duty imposed upon him by to
cruise. also that the payment ’
some in an improper condom W
peace of the and“. _ ‘
The minim explains to
moreofleootthcmtelnst
out the Veteran reporter: tori" . ;
m Isle tone um the pistachio
hrs on urowmmb be decreed
the coming out of the sepsis “
lion. _
Are you luring trestle with
p circumvented? ileum
3 it. miller. dentist,
Norwalk Chronicler