commence 1876 f
Entered atth
ond Clash it‘totr
Booth: New ik Postnolnoe .
Mayor Pohiman lied South Nor-
walk counclimonlake Several
Ballots, Bill With No Choice .
RMINHII IIMIIIIIS
HEIRIIIII III iiHIIIllES
former ,Supernuinerary and
Commissioner Caniy Pass
the Lie
What promised to be a short and
harmonous meeting of the South Nor-
waik Board of Councilmen, lust evon-
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IIIIIIII IIIIIIIII ..- A
A Score oi Passengers Severely ‘
scolded and Shaken Up at
‘ Randolph, VI.
‘nANoouI-I‘I, Vt, III... 20.-—A score
or mere oi paesengers were‘vacaided or
severely shaken up in a collision on
the Central Vermont road there early
today; between the Boston und Maine
express. which left Boston at .7230
o‘clock last night for Montreal, and a
, freight train.
No person was killed but lilarv Mu-
geo, of Lowell, wusso seriously scald-
ed that she may not recover.
The express train consisted of ten
cars, anode up of a mall cur, smoking
car, baggage our, live coaches and two
sleepers. With the exception of a mall
clerk. all of the injured poreonb were
riding in the stacking car.
The collision occurred at the lower
end of the Randolph yard. Extra
freight No. 415 was on u siding walk
lug for the passenger express. which
was lib minutes late and running at
higs speed to make up time.
The railroad olllcinls are authority
ingf’deveioped into ll spicy, splIited
session, when Mayor Albeit M. Pohi i
man made an unsuccessful attempt to
'for the statement that the engineer
;of the height. Hairy Palmer. loosen-
. od his brakes when he saw the express
CIIonl homaikflliioves io [iiave
Charter Renardiha‘sséASlreet
Commissioner Amended
IIIIPIIIIIIS IIIIII IIIIIII
IIIIIIIIII I’IIIIII II IIIII
Clean Up Campaign Recently In-
augurated lobe Extended
Probably the most important action
taken at the meeting of the Norwelk
city council, loot evening. wee the one
which provides for the bringing before
the state legislature an amendment to
the Norwelit city charter. This not pro-
———-—
, street, South Nomlk.the well-known
~wIIAIIam'Itlcmiylhyeruo s...
Against-(Allie Torin oi Wilton
, y‘ .
William N. 0mm of chestnut
vIII-nnui‘wcturer. believed that he hues
claim of damages attained the Town of
Wilton. his automobile being badly
damaged. Sunday alteration. when the
fly wheel caught on it huge stone
iwhich stuck up in the middle of the
road on the way to the South Norwaik
reservoir. breaking the someond ul-
Inont ripping the engine out or ' the
car.
Mr. Crow was driving his little
Brush runabout up to the memoir
when he struck the ntone. which pro
trades out from the roadway. The iiy
wheel was broken dirtiest beyond re-
pair and the engine dine commutay
damaged. Being; mulled. Mr. Crow
telephoned to when A. Hartford. of
North hlniu street. Iii-ho went to the
piece and towed the domaged machine
home.
Mr Grow in not the first one to dom-
uxo his cat on this some place. A sham.
time ago. Mr. Huutoid drove over the
some rock in one of his big Voile cars
and the stone caught in his drip pan
machine.
A ‘ weariisn condone-r ‘
Generally ‘fllr tonight and Wednesday.
,.
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, u-
gloom dire lie A
Sentinel
z .
Town soaredintercultural-
ed to Provide tabular Pur-
poée oi Continuing study
Bflliilclllllll Ilililll
Billill lIIJiilIlIIIlIEIil
Objection Made to Pay Slate
55.0mm Work There
Mum-u..-
With‘ the musing of a veto to hire a
teacher in draw-lug in the public
schools of the town . next year and a
dioouseion of one or NO other mat»
tore. the town meeting, inst night. ud-
Ioumed to Thursday night, when the
W
(Continuiid on Fourth Page.)
’i _
IIIIIII IIIIEII
‘ Angelo Ducriarhe IiaefiiarrowA
illicit ill Milli
Escape from Car Driven by ,
John. A. Walker ‘
Angelo Ducriarane. , of Lexington
avenue, had a narrow escape from so-
rlous injury, yesterday afternoon at
6:30 o'clock, when John Austin Walk-
er, driving James Hubbeli's automo
bile, ran down the above named Zen- .
tleman, who was riding a bicycle. The
accident occurred in front' ‘of the
South Norwalk Trust Company build-
ing. in Washington street. and had it
not been for the presence of mind of
the blcyicio rider. who purposely fell
off his wheel, anr‘accideut of serious
proportions might have resulted.
Mr. Walker was driving his auto up
Washington street. that is westward.
while Mr. 'Ducriurane‘ was riding downg
the street. in front of the Trust Com-i
puny were two teams, which biocked'.
the north side of the street. in order.
to get past these two teams. Mr. Walk
or turned to the left. skirting the ob-
struction on his left side, which under;
the circumstances was proper. Thai
obstruction probably pretreated
automobilisl. from seeing what wasl.
coming so that when he turned he
Workers Again! the Mingtlly
IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIA
But Are Againelngner Mm”,
lag the passage by the Houoie of the
i Banks' bill on public utilitiee doom
iion, the members of the ieglslu‘im
gathered today apparently very much
the Act see as to tile immediate dele A
ments on this matter and on other Im- ‘
Report oi the Public Utilities '
Alliil Are Happy
IIIII IIIII Bill and
men’s Measures
HARTFORD, June 20. «sub oisje
percent matters of legislation not!
touring the some off .
Mr. Crew will p _ bly render the
A town It bill for the ‘ ounl of damages
and there. is limo dgubt but What he
will humped In having the some paid
without any Illipmidl:
lillililiill HIES
(Continued on Ninth Page)
Ills. iilliiIlllllWIII
,Illililllltl llllllili lllIIIi
Ipending. Those who had opposed the ;
bicyclist. The rider of the latter. who i passage of the minority report were 1‘ 5
'a very happy state of mind. Borneo!
kept his with about him plainly Saw
that a collision could not be averted inhem were "‘0“an to predict Ithe ME
measures which hood
I ore of the many
and promptly fell off his wheel. felling;
towards the sidewalk and landing. halt shearing on corporations. ”PM?
af socoiled labor bills ..
his body on the sidewalk and the our ° .
er hail iii the gutter. Almost stand. The 193mm“ mm {or tile mi
approaching and that. unknown for a shot diracxlv in front of the oncoming
than to Palmer. the freight, 15‘ its own
momentum. slid gently down'lhe sid-
‘ III it on to the main track. Palmer bidet!
to reverse his engine. but could not
back the freight. oil the main line be
fore one freight and passenger locomo-
tlves come together In a head on, side
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
IIIIIIIIIIK Bill IIIII
III III IIIIIIIIIIII
IliIilil IlIiIinll Iflllllli
llIlIl Milli CRIMES
fl ‘ . . -' flylflniafiomfio". ml at k liar Ramadan POI“ Dukel, ‘ ' - ”mound. “I," 3”" can“ tsuoouely the automobile struck the $2“ “naegfgxéfltgfisim
I 9“ mo eaten "a” ‘ were ’ ' , 0 etc and boa it b "and r r. The basses .m
wank? OAUMIIWHPD M" 9" ribbed err me‘iocomoum by the mm W W W. MR mum A 0" Bid “I" I" . Aim, pom“ “the “‘3.“ xterm 7322”“ bill. mud? glen up
909 c '0" N 8 “me 0‘ “‘9 imm- "‘9 a” “in“ °' ‘ ‘ ed by the entomobile woe his left foot. VFW" ‘“ ”n "m
‘ y mil I! fly . ”WINW“ ‘WWP ”With“ the WW3." w W m Taken “ up which he could not dfll any (illicit- Bonn bill to prevent tilt? m
‘ in Marshall SlI‘OOl entire length of the mail car, which "aw arm Aviator m “it w b? eoouxhdioppily. howemJlII-heovy the minority EM #0 50" “M
was crudhod unmet the smoking car. 756 "mm! 01 M"! AIM"!!! Suki“ POCTELILO. ldabo, Julio 20.~Wll. lilac! prevented (blotmembor from blood hobo Wat In? NWM' IF.
. . and bed t' child I z ‘- "to .m "mg ‘ obit and workinxmon'o comm]
The present Armour Beef Company's immediately everything in the l l” run on he 9 16 0 Mill 8.. Circles 0' lion: R. Kidd railroad conductor being injured. “mm a {light bruise. “o filigehflon d “0 mm A
house in Norwoik is soon to be disco ~ “eighmhm 0' “‘0 “'0 “comm“ '3 wk no “I h“ “mm“. W . Bumuci_.lilelion. dobuil' 859'“, “'1‘ III. Walker was considerably disturb- n ' an m“ '2‘
n was 911,1.”qu in clouds of e.- qulle a little excitement at the South State Building ounly wounded. ““3 WWW“ 0‘ 3“ W0“ ‘5 W
u1! by the accident ind ran his ms-
to the side at the road and
flan-m not locking the whale iii-m-
t7 enough to mm: the auto from
I‘ll.l‘i‘.'i.ti‘iti Elm! Edith
commenced to book into one of A. li‘
Buchanan a Company’s home. which
was standing in front of the store.
The hour was Inch that there Were
a large number of people on the
streets and in on instant a big crowd
damn damages bill. The bill they do
want med. however. is Ihho “fella
crew" bill. which will require «the No
Home «and to one it‘s trains mute
tinned. according toinformation from
representatives of the concern In
town. and the plant will remove to
South~Norwalk. Here. where there
are better facilities for shipping and
where access from the main brunch at
the railroad. to much more easy. It to
expected that the company will thrive.
Marshall street. will be the scene of
the new structure which will be erec-
ted to accommodate the increasing
buulncau.
Norwalk railroad station. when i large
crowd or herlellow countrymen and
friends welcomed her home comm.
Elinor "will, flinchlllul. wounded. '
Reuben Scott. watchmen. three on»
[on aim our. ,..
Robert only. constable. wounded.
Thou are the known victim of
Hull! Whitney. an outlaw. Added to
the identified outlet-ore. there my be
others whose fate has not been learn-
ed. it Is rumored that the bondlt‘klll-
ed his former partner in crime. and
there is on unconfirmed report from
coping steam or flooded under deciding
water. R. E. Vooeey. a clerk in the
until car. was painfully scolded about
the hands and face.
The smoking our was well filled,
principally with French Canadians.
who were riding on second clue do
hots. When the crash came nearly ev-
ery one in the car rushed to the front
door In a mod scramble to escape. The
door of the car was summed by the col;
Iision so that it could not be opened
weer marrow), Juno luwb‘or
The crowd accompanied her and her twenty and ‘ wt minutes "mm!”
father to their homes and serenaded afternoon 5m CW" 8. Hamilton
them. giving the happy women I grail “W 0"? “I! city 0? Hartford. oirc!‘
xood time and assurinx her that they 0d the demo 0! tho capitol tor the
Iver-o her friends Itiii. flat time in history and on his N»
hire. Soakui's awry was to the effect turn W thio’plm Wk “ii "”9 5n"
that she and her paremour. Paul Du IiilB other (our passengers for (Iron.
Ital, wont to Montreal. Canada. wliemch‘m-V nights, "“3““ from eight to
“19‘, lived mummy fcru NW day“ pmnA ten minutes ll! duration Hamilton
dominant of mumm- ammonium
throughout the state of libel:- com
tion to the minority report on Mile
utilities commission. but they are to;
not contrary to the general wiebeoot"
carious other labor bodies who hum
i! has been reported that Anson F.
quliugci of tho South Norwnlk brunch
but. this statement is erroneous and
the present manager. W. W. Pray, will
remain in that. capacity.
not to be “it! case.
The place for the now beef house In
Marshall I-Itroot, was the property of
There are tenants In
under-
nllod that they have been given no-
WiIiIaIn Craig.
tho houuo silil..though it In
it was also
rumored that Manager i’ray was to be
transferred from Not-walk to Poeksklii.
but investigation shows that ouch is
for some Ifcw minutes, and
coping bloom
Mrs. Mary Magoo of Lowell who hub
i
at the time of the collision. wuss'torrl
gerouoiy scolded.
be. of Worcester: A. Lemma.
in the
Keeior. who has been working for the i meantime the car wasdliod with 3,.
company a short time. Is to be the
poned to be riding in the smoking oar
bly scolded about, the fare. arms and
chest, and her recovery in doubtful.
Fifteen of the injured were taken to
the Randolph Sanitarium. where their
home were dressed. With the excop
tion of Mrs. Magoo. no one was dan-
Among the Injured are: vii‘olix Sour
Llabreo, Miss Dora Ila .lunibro and
woe evidently after the 8350 more than
he was the neuron. and an soon as he
mlcceedod in getting the long III-con he
slipped away. Almost Initiate and
the injustice of her action playing on
her mind, Mrs. Ssakai determined to
face the commeuta of her people and
return home. begging her husband‘s
forgiveness for the echo of the chi!»
(iron. Accordingly elm necIII-ed trans.
landed without money and appealed
to the police for assistance.
The whoroubouie of nukia in a myth
tory which will probuby not be cleared
up for sometime.
portation to Buffalo. N. Y.. where she;
started from
after circling around once or twice
'10 test hie ermine. headed out for
llurti’ord. ilyinx over Trinity College
'et a height of bill) feet. which he love
cred to 600 foot as he reached the
capitol grounds and circled the dome.
in dying over the capitol the back of
Hamilton‘s coat fell out and for the
boat of the night he was without any
hack aupport. The night became
1noieed about soon after the start,
and tho nirnl’sn was greeted with con-
tinuous applause on be scared over
the city.
in all he covered a little over 18
Carbine Corner and
Blackfoot. ldaho. that be shot and kill-
ed a boy to secure possession of the
fresh horse the lad was rldlux.
The bandit's trail of blood extends
half way across Central ldaho. A whole
region has been terrorized by his
deeds. Poetics are out from, every
town and the governor of the state is
considering a plan for calling out a
portion at the idnho National Guard.
Bioodbounde have taken up his trail
at times. but a more formidable pun
cult. is that begun yesterday by a
bend of Blackfoot Indians. who unite
with the instinct of the bounds the
capacity of the scout.
Whitney to the "short man" of en
authored around the scene or the ac-
cidont. Chief oi Police William An
Pennington and {linear Frank V. Ray-
mond were on the spot in a Jiffy and
took the names of witnesses for use in
any civil case which may arise from
the accident.
Chief Pennington took Mr. Walker
to the police station. but the “driver
was released on order of Judge Wil-
liam I". Tammany. Who held that as
long as Mr. Ducriarauc was not in-
jured, no arrests should follow.
The excitmcnt waxed high for a few
minutes ln‘thc street and those who
went home felt exhllerated at seeius
such an accident where nobody was
been before the Judiciary and low
committees in favor of labor lexhlv .
tiou of a general character.
made the order of the day for Thoro£°
day of this week station, by the “he
ate.
able discussion. “£11“ which Senator
Judson urged that it be taken up»
morrow. and a number of other so
tors declared they favoréd tikin
up today. When Senator Judson
that it be made the ordoroi flied:
tomorrow, Senator Woodmi! ob . .
saying that aiming to commenoepop‘
‘l'alei'and other colleges. several to
The public utilities matters mil? ‘
The date was ed after colloid:
here would be absent and it was ..
able to take the matter up with e. .
attendance. in the course of the ’
cuaeion Senator Woodruff cold the,
the matter wan taken. up tomorrti.
even on Thursday. it would be t
teriai as be probably would be out
to attend either day. Senator it
asked him if he was ready to to '
up today. Senator Woodhull uni
was ready to take it up at any me
He was not trying to dodge til now
lion.
After further discussion the.
was fixed for W'rhuredny The ordcil
the day for tomorrow, the rail ‘
of the proposed income to: units
nient was put forward until next Til“
miles on the flight. ,
0n returning to Carbine Gainers
he made the but at hie four flights
with passengers. all New Britain
men.
line to remove. and It may be some lit-
tle limo bolero anything in the way of
building operations can be alerted.
’i‘ho Jraig house will be razed and
a handsome new building erected In its
place. The opening of this building
will no doubt follow the rule at the
opening or other Armour house. The
mom will be a gain can ol' illiliilc and
refreshments and the public wli be III~
vitod to Inspect the new quarters.
EN‘I‘ERTAINBD GCHOOL ITEACH-
one.
like teachers: or the Eliot Norwaik
public whoolii hold It meeting yesicr.
Illly' ni‘iernoou, at the Marvin ilk-libel.
and ill the. (dose of the banners see
Frank Mitchell. it'll 01' Sourhbrldgc,
Mano: .Ioeouh‘ Goodreuuii. Montreal:
Eddy Morrow. flammable. Muse: On
«or L. Smith. Worcester. and Willie.
Immune and Antonio. the thrne‘iittie
not of Alphonse Boloir, Montreal.
Wm
amt IIieII'r Hover
ones, we ouIIIIIIIae
Bltilmiiliwii'i‘. June 20.--Attornoy
Homer 8. Cummings. representing: the
defense In tho pioneimt of Inunsiuuxh-
tor charges contact Dr. F. B. Downs
uud Clayton ll. Wrinioy, announced
that the defense has no testimony or
M
overlies ooIIIrIIIII
\IIAIIIs Til cont III!!!
A representative of the Money Car
Company. a firm of automobile manu-
facturers at present located in iiilti-Z’I
Broadway, New York. woe In South
Norwuik. this morning. and in con-
forence with the committee on new In»
duetrios or the Merchantn' and Menu.
facturere' Association.“ regarding a «lie
for the location of the plant in South
Norwalk.
The Money Car Company In a now
concern. which up to the present time
W»...-
attempted saloon holdup at Monica.
Mont. on Friday. He shot the oiilcer
who had him in custody and fatally
wounded the Oregon Short Line con-
ductor who assisted the binder. Mc-
Gill was shot because the bandit nood-
ed his horse; Scott because he. was
suardingm bridge and Clay because
he no a member at a panning poses.
The fugitive in now believed to be
smuowhere betwaen ldaho trails and
Blackfoot.
MW
a—AUTOMOBILEFOR HIRE. '
I seven-punching“ tbocomoblio. 53, hr.
0. 8. Byiibeo, a Codor 8t. Tel. 10334!
‘GlllllTEll COMMITTEE
Inlurod.
“new
CIILIIIIEOTEH Ins II
not Loss or ozoooo
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LowliEBTER; Juno lid-virus this
morning destroyed a- memory brick
block here in which were the poet
cilico. general store of 1. F. Agreno
villas and tailoring establishment of
H.‘ Busholwltc. on the fleet door. and
the Knights oi Pythies Hall on the
second. The lose in about 820. 000.
partly covered by insurance. The cause
of the ore is not knowu. it started in
the cellar under the Agronomic store
and though an alarm called out the
e
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Lilli oIIA (IAII 'I'IIAIIK
What looked like an attempt to.
wreak alone! troiey 'cor proved no.
thing moi. curious than a misplaced
ion on the trolley tracks In West ave-
nue in front or the Nathan no. trench
loot eveningt though had Molorme‘n
Seminal-held 'i‘ooker not uncovered
the bit of wood in time. the car would
elm: Winchell (learned iii- Tlitlmiiavn witnessed Io [meant III the continued has done but little buaiuosa. lie or b I l h b to ow I o m , I d ‘ t a coin day. ,
(inlflflfihlflfl fl“) {mflhfil‘g W [h 100 himrllm Ydflidl‘fiay ne'er” .1“de John “cera are Indugtflou” and n mo‘oemane pro '13" “Va ”an r il l” ill . V0 “mam“ Clint mo“ “n all. ii 011‘ W
('l‘itllill and cake. Avery pleaiiunt «III. it. gimp-in my city court. lie cold to under way to the present time for "WW "9 W“ ”militia the ironies. . "A“! “0 nEPonT ai corps of residents. the tire had gain. COLFAX ENCAMPMBNT EL!CI .
increasing its capitalization. a firm or however. and when be new the obntruo ed such headway when discovered that OFFICEIIS.
Wi‘liimil restroom. . that he did not consider that the state
‘ ' had proved u (use; but nakedI for fur-A
they continuance. He said that he had
contained the etenoeraphic report of
the evidence submitted. but that there orders.
one some that he wiebed to coneider The representative or the 'i‘worubly
further. ‘ Motor Company Iran to, here come to
Judge booth muted an odioum Smith Narcotic“ today. but the Men
mom until iii. no o'clock Friday morn» chenu‘ ond'~;llianufactiimrs' Annette
Inc. when arguments will he heard no lion received worn this morning that
tormented by Amoroey William Anon he would be unable to be in town. owl
don for the clots and Attorneys obm- lug to the foot that pressing bouillon .
‘ rotate and plunger tor the demure. . culledh h‘iin elsewhere.
WWW-
"Sonnet wont ode. broth Amenity V 5
it could not be overcome and none of
the building‘ a conteute could he unveil
All the innit mutter in the posiotiloe
woe burned. but it is believed that the
stamps and money. which were placed . ‘ h MI in
in the sale last night.- wilirlstor be mafia.“ July 17 .T H
mm W ill“ “mm ‘iiiii'y- A “in“ ~ otter Petridronwchar‘len M on '
pornry hostilities has been opened in A High Wavy. Melvin ii.
the drudstore of All. I". Buell._ The ”Senior Wurdenwwullam Elms.
coined by An. in Kellogg. ”deco. i. It:
mount. 4111!} hnebolwiiu.
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,tiou on the tracks he that down and , The charter committee did not re.
.me at the adjourned meeting or the
death Norwalk Board oi Councilmen.
Which was held. last evening. owing
the foot that the committee had
not signed the micro. , .
Ellis to another evidence that the
matter is a lined Issue no tar, as this
your and the next is concerned. - sly"
Athouxb. if the recommendations or
the committee are carried out. the
mattirmill be, Worked out so that
hell be next legieisrture will have
M
Wail etrcot brokers being at the hole
tom of the movement. At the present
time the dummy is engaged in lilting
_ At the meeting of Colin: Fined ,
merit. I 0 0. lit. which was; ‘
Monday. the othcere for the en
term were elected. These will
stopped his car so suddenly that con.
doctor Arnold wondered what had hep-A
.nenod. .
The motormau ill/illilidcl to the bonito
of hit our which one the 10:16 o’clock
Icon: domain dad threw the ion,
which one a heavy. one. to the cutter.
it the ride or the road. The ds‘r then
returned lie trin.'I: Mr. :i‘ookor remade
hill“! having not! lir women can enemy;
little. .wbed thin piece it my
~w0MAN's MUNWPAL LEAGUE
Lawn party as nockclii'fe. next to
(ring. on. Wed. amount to t p in.
ion cream. when and homemade cun-
dy for sale. Everyone invited. if
si,orm:~,1loxt fair. iiay. ..
Mia-MW
HOWMTON PHILATHEM.
'I‘IIIoI-e will be It meeting- of the Phila.
limo. titers. oi the howsyton Methodiet
(button. tomorrow night.
ed»
lot on one oiled There-
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