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”Automohiieydiiv’lied and Driven‘k‘by Elbert S. Barlow, of Stem-
iord and Containing Four Dther Stamford Men, Comes to
Grief in Connecticut Avenue-«When Tire Exploded Driver
Lost control of the Machine, Which Was Said to be Do-
ing at a High Rate of Speed
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BIJI IHE IliIIIIIS WIRI'BIIIISIIIIIIBIY IIIIIII
Joseph Well in the Norwaik Hospital at Present, Suffering
from a Broken Leg, While Others Went to Their Homes
After a Physician Had Attended Them
Joseph O'Neil sustained a broken
leg. Eibelt S Barlow George Wit-I
llama, John Hogan and another gentle?
Aonsn whose name could not the icon nod
“all on whom were from Stamford sun-
lhained I'minor bruises and abrasions.
when the Pope Hartford ‘wutomobiic
{trhich is owned and was driven by Mr
IBarlow. crashed into a. telephone pole
at the corner of Stuart and Connecti-
A font nvenues.laot, eveninrat ubout'i: 30
» o'hiock The bursting of the tire of.
one veer right wheel causedched Aver
to lose control of his car which
six sagging up the menus for about
One hIIndredn'yom, crashed into the
pole. throwing All five of the occupants
out of the our ”and smashing in the left
side of'IcheIsnnnchine and Ibreakitrythe
wind shield the glass from which cut
‘a couple of the men, about the race
and Ishan
Accord rig to witnesses, there was
nobodyoto blame but the driver and
owner of the car who was said to have
been traveling at a terrific rote of
speed.
inasmuch as the accident occurred
just below the Nor-walk Hospital, the
injured anon were taken into the in-
stitutlbn immediately (where their in-
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ESTIMATES FOO OOIIIITY
EXPENSES PIIESEIITEO
HARTFORD. June 21,—-\'ent‘erdny
afternoon the h‘niriield county counters
and representatives met to consider
the question of the county tax for the
next silscal year. ’i‘he commissioners
presented their estimates, which pro
.vided for an expenditure of 3101.960.
Tito estimated receipts are $104,000.
fi‘hlu nppeurc tube It slight deficit, but
It was believed that the increase in
the" receipts will more than cover the
difference. I.
The commisslonorn recommend that
u tax of mic-tenth of a mill be lnid
upon the grand list of oil the towns
to coVer the difference in receipts and
hnionce the accounts. ‘ '
A letter woe rend
from Justice
. a George W. Wheeler, of Bridgeport..re-
cording the conditions at the court
V house in that city, and the mutter din-
cnneed fit some length.
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NEWLAND FAMILY LEAVE TOWN.
Mr. und Mrs. John Nowinud end
can linger ici‘t Norwnih yesterdny for
White Pinins. For some time Mr: and
Mr; Newiund hose resided at the beau;
I imil Devonphiro Farm in Ridge ave-
‘nuc. but during the past few yours Mr.
Nowluud'n business has so increased
that the change oftrosldence Won made
necessary. The furniture and longitude
wont yesterday, and Mr. and Mrs. New»
Inlid went to firepare their new home.
Roger etnyed over night with Mr. and
horn. mm 1.. urndlcy ut the Ridge
Farm, and this morning drove to
White Pnins with tho.cohchmtiii.1talt-
lug bin pet chickens and rabbits with
him. Narwnih in erotremely sorry to
1mm the Newlandn as residents. for
they net-e deeply interested; in the an
intro 01 the town undIdld at event dent
in the localjoclety nnd'tntorprise. I,
juries wore treated Dr. William J.
’l‘rucey having been summoned. 1,
The accident occurred shortly after
To'clock. The Pope Hartford was no
firm] by people all along the avenue he
being driven at a. terrific role of
speed. One automobile. driver who
was passed by the machine. stated this
morning that they were going at the
rate of seventy-Ave mile! an hour. The
machine we: beta; driven on the rim
ride of the road and when within“
about one hundred We ol the June-
rtion of Stuart and Connectiéut ave
llllefl, thd tire of the right hour wheel
blew up. lilr. Imiqw. who web driv.
tug. lost control or his our completely.
Witnesses started that from dim time
on until the Wine struck the tele-
phone pole, the car went from one aide
of the road to the other until Dually it
crashed into the pole with an impact
that could be heard for considerable
distance. The occupants of the car
were thrown out of the machine bod-
ily. Mr. O'Neil mining In broken
leg and the other men more or less in-
jured and shaken up by the shock of
the fall.”'l‘he flying glued from the wind
It‘ontlnued on Seventh “Argon“
OYIIAAIITE EXPLOSION
III DHIDADD coIIouIr ,
CHICAGO June 21. -A dynamite
etpioeion in a conduit of the Corn
rnonwenlth Edison Company, in liar
111011 place, between Michigan and Wu-
bash avenues. early today, broke win-
dows in buildings foyeeverui blocks
around and caused 11 puuic in several
hotels in the vicinity.
Guests of the Blunkotono and Con—
gress Hotels and the Young Women's
Chietian Association wore aroused
and many of them run into the streets.
The explosion was the fifth within
three Weeks in the conduits of the Ed-
inon Company. and the police ure work.
ing on the 'theory that the dynumite
was placed by employee of the.com~
puny in an effort to force It to uboiluh
the open shop. The detonation was
heard for more than five miles, and
many hundred panes of glue» were
hquen. though no one woe injured by
the explosion.
~BANNEH BREAD
in the best. On unis beforeuoon. Ono
meal brood daily. All-orders deliver-
ed in South und lilaet Norwnlk.
ATTENDING BANKERS’
TION.
Among the Norwalk members of the
Connecticut Elicia ilnnltere' Anaheim
thin who are attending, the annual
meeting and banquetiu the Hotel (iris
w.oid in New London teddy and to
marrow are chiller Henry P. Price.
Of the Notional Bank or Namath, Gash
ler Chester El. School: of the Fnirliold
County National Bonk and President
Edwin D. Rosier. of the li‘ulrdeid Como
Ity National Batik. 11mm South Nor-
weik, Diierics E. Hoyt. Wilfred Bod-
well and Christine Sworn pro in st
tendsuceg, ‘
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Chosen to the Office.
test Night
1‘.
William J. Cullen was unanimously
elected second lieutenant at the spe-
clal business meeting of the Sixth Co.
Coast Artillery Corps, which was held
last evening, in The Armory Mr Cul-
len took his examinations and passed
sucessfuliy and with his election last
evening all that remains now is make
him a full fledged commissioned om
oer In his appointment from Hartford.
which will probably arrive In time for
camp. .
Mr. Cullen is n past United States
Regular and enlisted in the Sixth Com-
pany less than u year ago. I'“
lie is one of the pleasing disposition
which attracts friends and the officers
and men of the conipnny are of the o
pinion that he will prove to boom in-
valuable asset to the company.
The advisabllltyol having a base-
buil teem. composed of members of
the company who discussed and it was
voted to appropriate $20 to purchase
equipment for such a team.
A vote of thanks was given Captain
Edward P Weed. of Norwuilr for his
kind assistance in the recent dance.
which the company gave at the Artu-
cry.
1 The members are also expressed
themselves as being in favor of hav-
ing a shore dinner previous to the au-
‘nuai encampment. this year and the
entertainment committee was instruct»
ed to rock. ”Moments for the
some. it will mums be held of. no-
ton Point. Wetland". July 12.
If. macho W by. the. mm!
1.th the ”DMD?“ 1105011313 D Jan of
1300111 ordett thump boys IAIN."
their state money while amp. the
Iumetobewdoitwheutbemre
payroll comes through. which is ill-
ualiy about a month nicer- «sump.
Corporal Harold Spur! was promo--
ted to the office of ”recounted pus
vote 8.]. Dukes In promoted to the
office of corporal to fill the vacancy by
Hr. Spot-rye advancement.
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III‘ AIIIIIIIPII ilIiIIIS
Dommittee Named by Mayor
Buckingham Visits Souin
Norwfvlk
indications are that Bridgeport has
the municipal lighting bee under Its
hot as a moduli. of the circuitous ob
iectlonc to the higher rates for elec-
tricity in that city over what they paid
in South Norwalk on the port of the
officials oi" the Artistic Bronco Com-
pany. which recently decided to m-
move its plant there.
it he understood thnt the oilicials oi
the Artistic Bronze Company. when
they inquired for the roles for cleomc
power were ontouiehed at the wide dif-
ference between the cost of power in
.thnt city and the coat in South Nor.
walk and are quoted as saying that
this feature niche is enough to hoop
any plans in South Norwaik.
All! a direct result of this, Mayor it.
1'1‘. Buckingham cent It committee to
thin city. yesterday. with instructions
to inspect South Norwaik‘s municipal
lighting plant and report. to him.
From the conversation of the visit—
ing gentlemen it would seem “ as
though liridrreport might wile/unit." in
the neur iuturo, on erect an electric
plant of its own. or at least the project.
«will be updated.
A The visiting gentlemen Were rcyslu
I‘y entertained by (Superintendent A...,lli.
Winchester, who gave thorn all the in,-
biy some more to add «to it which
would have the effect of giving the
Ciyt of Bridgeport a. better understand»
tug 0: Wind it will be up minut with
a municipal electric plent.
number of the people, who read end
in The Sentinel. to hike u. look At your
_ ,Ipreperty. you’ll find it buyer. ,I
III on nitric
William I. Cullen Unanimously
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN” WED DAY. JUNE 21.1911
”wen-Hm .roeeons'r , .‘ I
Fair: “continued. cool.
Railroad Men Predict‘ improve-
meet in View oi Acquisition of
Boston and Albany
Sillillil, no. Iiiii
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Several Surveys . Through City
of NDI‘WDIII Have Been Made
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Rniirond men who are following the
latest; chnngcn in the railroad map of
”New England. due to tho Wing
predict now that if the contraction of
the Boston and Albany line by the
noted results the Berkshire ”division
from South Norwolit to 'I‘Pittgs‘iltiid
Nines" will be doubiotrackcd in 11
‘short time in order to accommodate
the heavy ironic that is liable to be
cent. over it.
I‘ Through business from New York
in Montreal by the shortest. route-1S
acid to he the object. of the New 1-in-
‘ven road which has now developed if:
business from New York to NW lain:
land use _A as}: Mbiycq‘.
will give the commit read :1 direct
connection with the mom Icy-tam.
which this Md recently acquired
from the New York Centrai. than af~
“tot-ding 4 mm' line 1mm New
'York to Ioutml. over its own lines.
or those controlled by it
There Is no lone lost helm the
Grand Trunk and title New Heaven on»
more. finch one now said to be after
the same price. to W male.
The Grand Transnational: its contact
or the centred Vermont, he» an en-
Inruce into New York by In! of‘the
Norwich Detentions so that would:
north from New london they have
practically a this of their own ‘iulo
formntlon they were after and Imir
are: influenced by "Want“ advertising?
Montrenl This line is not the most
voimct so that the New Haven sees its
i hope of victory In the more direct line
route by the Berkshire division and
the Rolland system
During the past few weeks several
surveve have been made by engineers
of the railroad company through the
City or Norwnik. Wlnulpouk and other
sections of the town. but so far no
lknown nothing of a definite nature
:hne been settled upon
FOOIEII SOIITII IOIIVIALK
OESIOEIIT IAAIIIIEO
John '1‘. 1110‘“. of Stamford. and bites
Georgians F. Bicep. of 'lirooklyn. New
York. were united in marriage this
morning it 9 o'clock oi the Church 01
'Qur lady of Mercy. in Brooklynpa nup-
tial mass bola; celebrated." V
A large number of the relatives, and,
friends of the bride Innd Inmomfrom
this state were represented in tho so
uembisge of meets, and the ceremony
was u very intereiltlng one.
The bride were an oyster white pour
ace suit with u white tiowar hot and
carried n «conduit of lilies of the val-
icy. The brideinaid wing Miss Mary '1‘.
Breed. a either of the bride. and the
were It whine urge suit 11 white ilow~
cred but end hurried a bouquet of pink
roses.
Themes liven, a brother of the
groom; was the best man. ‘
After the mun-lace ceremony a wad»
ding "breathless was served at the
bride's home by (intern Marcel.
tinny very helium and volcanic
militants were received ,, ;.,
After u tradition-min. which will in-
clude Boston and other W111! of in:
I corset, the couple Mll'mido in tum».
. _ I I w ford. where the mom is empIOyed by
If you, can :over: persuade asnmuii.
no ii. M. item. company. of that city,
the. was formerly e member Diddle firm
or! shared 0:, Eighth. oboe doctors, in
soon. Norwplk. unit is well-known
out of the New Hausa rectum. toasty
New Haven road brings out the antici- ,
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So Say Commissioners In West-
port matter Before Legislative
Committee
HARTFORD. June 21.-'1‘he shell
heheriee commitment the general on-
sembly yeetordey have a hearing on a
bill which provides that the seiectmen
of Westport shall exercise all powers
reintive,to designating oyster grounds
in the Bsuygdtnclr River. Oompo Mill
pond and any interim- water jurisdic-
‘tion over which has been exercised
, heretofore by the oyster committee of.
the town or the shellfish commission-
ere Several persons appeared before
the committee and complained that
they had not been fairly dealt with by
the shellfish comrulunionecs They be
lieved that under local jurisdiction
their appeals would receive more care-
ful consideration
The commissioners reported that
they prepare tulips of the grounds
collect taxes without expense to the
town and that (Intention, are treated
as fairly as they could be under any
other jurisdiction.
.’ Intros armor ADEIIT
IIESIOISII’OSITIOII
I, ,_
Alter having been sullen scent, be;-
me, master, freight. agent and all that
“required of o men at It email rail-
road nation. Almon 0. Bradley, of Wit;
too, has handed in his, verification to
Inheritance-noun“ mum Ir-
‘riveo. Mr. Brodie! ill will! on will
how: to row men as any station
New York New linen & Hartford rail
md.‘ but!“ his position for the
Mt trim years. He is won liked
by all the people with whom he bu
Id dualism both in a business and a
social-Ins. and his resixution will
be head of with ammo punt. Ir.
Will» our the station in thei
111th It“. house at the fork 01 the
roads and will probably devote his ob-
tintluetoueidnl the rutofwhieh
no is no deserving after his lengthy
tom of service. His successor has
not yet been appointed.
On (Not tiny there In nothing so on.
myth; as It glass of sparkling Wil-
lime“ Root Beer. ou'li like the cusp
Ind flavor. ‘
IN ELEOTIOI PLAI I
' I‘OI LESISLATIIIIE
HARTFORD. June 21.--A favorable
report of the house committee on con-
stitutions] amendments wee préiented
proposing an amendment to the state
constitution concerning the tumor of-
fice of reprenentutivee and which pro
video tint every town entitled to two
representatives chuli after the first
Tuesduy after the first Monday in 1914,
sleet one representative for two years
and one representative for four years,
and thereafter At each biennial else
lion shall elect one representative for
four years.
iii the senate concurs with the house
in passing the resolution the measure
will have to‘be passed by a twothirds
vote of the? 1913 general assembly. end
if do passed will so to the people for
final decision.
HDDSEDIVES'” :1er not
root outrun rover
Intercom. June ”its—mom the
calendar bills were passed- on follows:
Authorizing the East Norwaik Fire Dis—
trict to construct electric wedge; ex-
empting from taxation property of the
Wheeler School and Librm'. North
Dwniutton; nuthorislng William 0.
muwwd end Blanchard Gardner to
construct lea wells at ‘iilreeuwich; in
concurrence amending on not creating
o board of licence immdburyI author.
icing Bradford Stem tin-Iiiroed “(}om-
prior to increase its excite! stock to
penned. . I. .
A. insecure providing first state luv
litituttons employing labor shell innit»
every two years, lay ”consonants and ~
met on the Danbury 5iviolo‘n of the ‘1
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CONS “[1“le
IIIIII S’IIIIIIIS
School Visitors Desire to have
Question Voted on at the Next ‘
Annual Election ‘
PIlRIlHlSIIIi II noun
unis Instinct
0 lender for the School Year is
' Decided Upon
The town board of school visitors at
their meeting Inst evening declared
themselves by vote to be in favor of
consolidation omhe town schools. This
vote was not unanimous, however, and
there were but six members of the
board present. yet, nevertheless, when
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IIIII [IIIII PIRII‘
Successful Affair Elven it the
items of fire. worm Dutiery,
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h.
and the primary department of the
Sunday school of the South Norw'uk
Baptist. Church. held a very success-
ful smwbeny festival and lawn party,
yesterday afternoon and evening. at
the renounced m “William Buttery.
in Kerwin mt~,,zrug,.srmr m a
bunny one and luccmmh‘lbothilnanc-
fully and socially. and those in charge
were delighted with the W's upon
tones
During the afternoon, ice cream and
strewbarrias were served on the lawn
which was beautifully decorated with
Nags. while the tables were faultless
and pretty in their appointments. Cake
and candy in large quantities were
dispensed with by the pretty vendors
and enjoyed hugely by the consumers
,Ono of the features of the afternoon
was the work of Mrs. Joshua R. Jen-
nings, ‘ ea Madam Fairchild, fortune
teller. ‘
In the evening the lawn wee lighted
with lanterns and an excellent enter-
tainment rendered, the program of
which we: as follows:
Vocal Selections—~11“. Franklin Irv»
ins.r Smith. “
Recitation-whites Emma Fallon.
Duethiaaea Annie E. 1nd Carrie Mll-
‘ ier.
The talent was applauded generously
by the audience tor their efforts, which
were good in every respect.
Much of ,thc credit for the success
of the event; is due to the committee
in charge. of vmieh Miss Medea Hor-
rie was chairman. ‘
IIIS. IAATIIEII SETS
SI, OOO OANAOES
BR1DGEPORT.June 21. -Judgo Joel
H Reed. in tltb Superior Court. hand»
ed down a decision today,,In the 810.
000 alienation suit of Mrs. Jane 11:.
Mother. of New York. against Merv n.
judgment for the plaintiff to recover
$1,000 damages." The cone villus hoard
borne days azognd during the trial it
was brought out that Mrs. Juyne’waa
acting as bookkeeper 101‘ Mon Maths
m husband. 11. was the defendant‘s
contention that she was hired to do
the worit and repaired Ii II week for
her services.
W
The dearth of restrymen o1 Trinity
, Episcopal Ghureipheid ,a nicotine, but
evening st- which lure mutton or
was the first meeting until the second
hits on dishonest tidy system with in»
looted: -‘ I ., . ,
The Bonus” t Young Peiipies Dillon”
. and coke were~eorved. About thirty
Jayne, of Norweilr. in which he gives.
routine coolness were iriimmted. This I
, in The Sendndl for eels coluiu
II I u it
Two Hundred and “Tenth no
mencement Exercises Were
”Held in New Haven ‘
Iiilliilllllil nuns
IIIII iliillll hunt;
Princeton Graduate Takes John}; I ”
Addison Porter Prize ‘
I. VIEW HAVEN, June 21 «Them
hundred and tenth commencement was
held at Yale Univercity this morning,
when diplomas were awarded to 891
men who had completed courses. The! , ,
program conformed inhvery respect to » I
the many which have preceded it. they
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It out In sIIInI ;
Ins IIIIIII nu ;:
Prizes Secured in Those Pm
gent iIrFroiieiuIBylnDerds
‘ and Dinar m
uni-WA I"
One of the most anionbie, occur, _
ions that the at. nary-blame!” I. .
Society ever held an tint of lust:ov¥«-‘-,:I_ 7‘
ening, when for their lust meeting they,”—
gave to the members a poverty addict.
As is usual in affairs of this kind “the
costumes in may case! were tulle
arena and prints were married list.»
the melt funny. Part of the slum-j"
in; played cards during the event“. : IA,
and Mn. Peter E. Walsh, secured till ,. . L
first prise. Min Katherine Agnes M .
1! took the second and the conceit-I.“ ». '
tlon trophy was awarded to Miss link
on Lucy.
Then those who did not indulge in _
the diversion of playing cards ‘62. ’
awarded prises. Miss whore Wold
won first and Mrs. Cyrus Perks title , I
second. Mrs. Themes 11:. Montgomery ‘i‘:
also secured one. Mrs. actuary ’1‘. Nut. f.
term-d was awarded the first price it!
having the funniest costume I.
The affair was held in the cowgirl:
room of the society, which was decol-
atod artistically with red beam, rel '-
roses and red pennies. The commits
tee in charge deserve great credit he! ,
their management and the affair m,
ed the most successful of any held-I. v
some time. Toward the close o1
evening strawberries and Ice cm
ladies were present and all report.- AI:
fine time today. ,. I,
The committee was Mrs. 13.6. Doom
ey. chairmen. Miss Jenny Troy. Milt A
B. McCarthy, and Mrs F A. Shirl
Thin is the last meeting that the w
cioly will hold both next October.
DUDD FOR W125 DAMADDD. . ,
Clarence Buttery has brought not:
against Thomas L. and Clare ‘
Walsh. both of Norweik to Warm ,I
bill of a few‘dollars. claimimt”, m
damages. .1 notice of the attachment
was filed in the otiiiie of Town OI
Herbert n. Smith this mamas, not!
the case is returnable before the N
unlit town court at to e. III... July
Countable .1. .i Goodwin attached prop»
orty of the defendants In Pine lit"
Norwuilt yesterday. to cover the c A,
Yesterday merited the, twenty-chi
cautionary or the wedding of Dr. "unis:
Mrs. Axel Hermon. of Norwelk. this.
Horotrotn being absent, the donut?
celebrated the day by working Allies
sproian, but incidental: remonth‘c
the. occasion and dichloride m
stir-om the following bunny remit:
tile Addy. ‘A'23 "
sun-WM
i’robehly no very new 7
been waiting for. is Itdvertilied
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