ul’r‘nll-L in: r in an Phi-tool
lilo World by. it and
‘ Entered at the Iouth Norwalitt Post-elite-
Second Class Matte
' 'f
into In growth. lt'le
a pain bet that A‘ liberal 1
Fair
F
a...
A WEATHER reasons?
tonight andThui‘tdayt‘ coolanL
Howard Starr Told Officers When
Arrested that He‘Was Looking
for Capt. Kidd’s Treasure
MUCH DAMAGE DUNE iii
BAPlAlil BEIB’S BRAH-
Father Will Settlo for Injury and
Case Will Be Dropped ‘
“We note going to built for Captain
Kidd 5 hidden measure." was the doc-
lnl'ution of Howard Starr. yesterday,
to the South Norwulk police, when no-
cused of dismantling it. A. Golb's oys-
ter sloop. Starr. whose milld is ni‘l‘cct-
cd somewhat, and who has been in
trouble heretofore. was caught by Mr.
(iAeib himself, yesterday afternoon. as
ho was leaving the sloop “Swordfish,“
which be had dismantled. and in which:
he won preparing to go on his expedl-L
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liliWAiiiill lilililllli'i
"Will All Alliilflll
'llmomlilillafl'mm~ oiB r. DeKlyn Dam
ages Horse of Boston Grocery
' ' Company
Jficob Paley. proprietor of the lion»
ton Grocery Company. of ltownyton
avenue, Rowayton. in mourning the
loss of the use of his horse. as a result
or an autoimmune accident which on 1
curred in lleil lslnnd, yesterday after
noon at 2: 30 oclnok. when ll. F. De
Klyn's automobile, driven by the
chauffeur. Frank McGnlll, of Doubliry
crashed into the wngon. shoring tho
volllclc and horse. up against a stone
wall illld inflicting n terrible gush in
tho llol'sc'u lircust. This will ilicapa‘
clinic the animal for work for at least
seven weeks and perhaps longer. 1
Mr. l’nloy wail delivering groceries
at W. ll). llolnorost’s rosidcnro. in lloll ‘
island and had tied the horse outside
no that. tho llonst could not crop tho
gross, llo bud delivered the goods and
was returning wilt-n the automobile
canto illolllt. This driver started his
our an hour to the horse null wgllou
lhul tho unlniul look i‘rluht and book
oil up auddunly. fly at) doing. tho
wllcolll oi" lilo trillion woro alumni in-
to lilo way of tho lliiillillilz unloiuobllc.
looltlillt. llofuro (illilulfour
could bring the machine to it stop, tho
llorlio ilild’ wagon hull hocn oliovod
along for cllllaillcriiblo distance. lilo
homo lining inninlod iiuulnst tho uionc
mall on tho lltnnurcst piano. The illit-
irolt simian lniilrlud n lorriblc wuund
in tho union's brount. cutting away
the flush way up to tho allolllllci‘.
Aftor the usual number of cxplnlilr
lions llllil boon oxrllunltod hurl homo
words crossed. the machine l-onflliuud
'on its wily. Willie liir. Paley loch lllll
lloruc homo. lit. .7. W. ()imstclld wns
unllcd and drained tho wounds oi the
poor lliiiinui.
it ill believed tiilii the norm will
l-omvor. llllitoulfih this morning tho
wolulduli planes wcro painfully swollen
and tho llorso sufforsd terribly.
baa-MW A
wNOTiOE.
(mils. l-Iolnhuuscn will reopen his
. bakery on June 29th. having installed
all the now improvements in the shop.
doubling him to malts a lurgcr vnrioty
of brand. unites, pics and hot biscuits
cvory afternoon. hrs-till variety us tot
lows: live. Vlcnno.Ali‘rnucll. New idol;
lurid Potato, Graham. Glittsn'aild tins:
ion blown iitpiid. and all tho intact
(“altos und Pills. ,
'l’illd NEWgHANlTAHY BAKE‘QY.
3o. illnlti Bil, So Ndrwailt.
Motlnlll .
Milli Piillii iiilillii
Two Weddings at MSL Josephs
Church Attended by Many
Friends at Contracting
Parties
C
Two weddings were celebrated in
St. Joseph‘s Church, thls‘moruing. and
each was attended by a large number
of? relatives and friends of the con-
tracting parties.
The first one was at 7 o‘clock. when
Miss Rose Walsh, of Sound View Ter-
race, and Thomas F. Callili, of Nor-
walk, were united by the Rev. Richard
J. Carroll. Miss Bridget Walsh. a
sister of the bride. was hridcuiold, and
John Kundley was the groom's best
mun. Mr. Calllll is a popular conduc-
tor on the Norwnlk trolley 1incs,and
his bride is well and favorably known.
At 8 o'clock the marriage ceremony
of Miss Margaret DeChLantal Masher.
(Continued on Second Page.)
~--AAI’nl-tles having claims against Star
Lunch Room. 88 No. Main St.. must
present them at once for payment. as
owner is about to leave the city.
'1‘. WARNER.
Mlliiillllli Will“
Allfiaborate society whist was held
tilts rulug on the specious lawn of
Mrs. Robert 8. VnuBureu in West ove-
nuc. which proved in every way to be
a success. It was given for the obnefit
of the general model one. Episcopal
church. mommy but!“ until: the cus-
pices of the Junior Guild. of that
church.
ty dive tables were occupied for the
playing. Tho scene was 31, pretty one
and the tact that it was held at 10:30
o'clock in the morning until half altar
twelve o’clock at noon made it novel
and unique occasion of the affair.
Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop deserves a
4 great amount of credit for the success
in! the occasion for it was through her
and the committee of which aim was
chairman that it was possible to have
the function pass ouwithout a hitch.
The remainder of the committee con-
i
’ stated or Mrs. Frank A. Van Boron.
Mrs. Henry Thornton Prowitt, and.
Mrs. Robert 8. Van Burch. A prise was
nwnrded at such tnblom
pain—AW
FARRELL OFF T0
Jllnics AA. Farrell, prcsldout of the
United States Stool Corporation, sall-
od for Europe yesterday on the Kron-
prlnzossln t‘oclia.of the North flor-
miln lloyd lino accompanied by Mrs.
Wurnsll and their son
Mr. ii‘oiroil til it dfiiufli’tm of the iron
and Stool instituto to tho intorniitloncl
metallurgical congress that will moot
in lirlllulolu on July ii. its will return
.on July it.
I, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frcdorlcli W. Vnudar'
bill niao wcro linsaciruci'il on tho Co-
ville.
EAST Mill“ LAD
lliililililLY BliiiilEli
m
EAST Cannon.
Juno 28.A-»»itoliort
itonfrc, ugsd 12. was terribly burned
inbuilt the foot. ankles. hands and
wrists. yuntcrdiiy. on n’pilc of hot ash.-
os at u limo lilin hora. itenfro was
pluying with several companions on a
wood pilc. and jumped to the pile of
hands. not. knowing that thorn had last
been dutilpsd tillers from tho kiln some
hot unites. Tho custom of the com-
pour is to have the airbus drawn from
tho hint and compiled in n occluded
port of the promises until cooled; it
was one one of those freshly dumped
pilot! thin the lad lumped. it in am
proton that he will rccorsr.
bout: that”! REPUR‘TED FAVOR
ABLY.
in the Hours st fiat-trout toduy, ills
bill authorizing plinth Horn-nib to in
out $100. 600 for street paving bands
was reported invariably.
ll lllllllll lilllAl ‘ '
AT MR8. VAIBIIIIEN’S '
invitations were extended and two- A
STEEL “AGREES
g. tinnitus Billion.
Coroner Clifford B. Wilson Places
The Blame on Elliot F. Boacil,
Who was Killed
ulllsllll llllllll
{ill lliillilll lllllli
Five booths and Thousands oi
Dollars Damage to Property
BRIDGAEPORT, Juno 28.»~—iilnitlneor
Elliott AF‘. Beach. at New London. of
the oust-bound freight train that cans.
ed the quadruplo wreck on the New
York. New Baron and Hartford Rail.
road just. oust of tho Fiiirtleld station
on June 6. in which he tutti four others
lost their lives and many thousands of
(Continued 0n Filth Page.)
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-——A field glass will help you to shiny
the beautiful scenery. Regular. $7 up;
Prism Binoculars. 820 up. At Thamcr's.
lllllll lllll lull
Bill 88mm
wonulrsulllliolpn inundation
a Campaign!» tile Summon
1. Months
14
n
The Juno meeting of the Woman‘s
Municlpni bonus of south Norwniit,
held Monday afternoon in the Mil
Room was well attended.
Tho members were very much pleas-
ed. when the treasurer announced tho
amount of the net proceeds from the
lawn fete at Rochellffo, to find it was
motel- than had boon anticipated.
A Vote of thanks wno tendered to
Mr. and Miss Board for their most gon-
orous hospitality, which made tho into;
a great success socially so well as'
financially.
Tbonamcs of Mandamus F. hi. Sit-ya
mour, ii. 0. Bailey rind Godnoy wore
inudvortontly omitted from the no-
couut of tho feta given ill The idciiflnol
of last Thursday. 'i‘hcuo indies-wore
members of the general committed
and also the refreshment committoc.
During June 1.385 persons visited
the Root Room.
Tho membership committee ropori
«i to new lnstnbors.
All it rouult of u long and iiiiilnlitid
discussion All to how the ircugnc could
host curry out llh'vilriomr‘pluns. it was?
voted to form a cinch to study civics,
particularly in contraction with the oily
ohnrtor and city noverllmont. to ur-
uuiro a thorough llnowlcliiio of how in
col Minimum. or should be, couduclod.
Mrs. ii. N. Moitibbin. Mrs. All. 8. lion.
dull and Mills ii. 1. Board wcrc up-
polntod ii oonnniltoc to arrunito for
the first morning of this slilnlnor study
club.
Tho Magoo all n body will not most
again until this lost Monday in Boptcmi
her. although its work will ho currlod
on during the slimlilcr.
mem.nma-uwm
llililAB TRIBE ,
ELEGTS DFFWERB
Tho semiannual meeting of linear
Trlbli, No. 20 I 0. it M.. was held
last evening. at which llmc'tila out
cars were elected for the sushi“
lcrm. The canto will he installed on
July it by Deputy Grout bachelor Wil-
liam Apployard. oi Stratford. Aii‘vrili
voted to hold the next ghosting on
Monday evening. July ii, instead of
on Tilesdty availing. The unicorn
elected bull. droning won; an notions:
Hadltbm. Chariots Writer-ill; clamor.
Scapulars. A. A. Sounder-ii; Junior
assimilate». ’1‘. ti. idyllic; brilliant.
......... lliill oil out
lull llllllils
‘Li-‘ifleiin Students Arc Eligiblo to
Gil-nilnlle Studios ill the
High School
This afternoon a claim of llftoenpu-
pils graduated from ills Over River
School at the oxerciseuihaid in the pros
sauce of runny friends and fond pur-
cuts. The program arranged was a very
pleasing one and passed off very nicely
and to the delight at all present. The
school hall was comfortably filled for
the exercises. and all present are on-
thusiastlc in their praise for the ex-
cellence of the program and the man-
ner in which it was given.
Attorney Loo Davis, of. Norwnlk.
gave on exteniporonooua address. in
which no presented. to the pupils the
life which is before them. To Mr. Da-
vis also fell the pleasure of presenting
the diplomas.
The class will. poem, prophecy and
song were all cleverly worded and
their rendering uddad greatly to the
pleusautncss of “to occasion which is
ever a memorable one. The members
of the class, many of whom will nt-
toiui tile Norwnlk lii‘glt School when
the term opens on ucptombcr 5th.
were as follows: i
Theresa Agnes Stymishs. Florence
ircno Henry, liolcn Draper Savage.
Howard Austin Roberts. Alice Lillian
Motherland. Florence Coley Banks
Doria Alidu Godfrey. Lotlrand Charles
Gmcnwood. Antoinette Francois Elisa
Burr. Clayton Walter iicli, Alone Kli-
hourno Willing. Clarence (irons Close.
Boron Esther Trendwell, Clifford Hen-
ry Buckley.
The program whkh Wilt“ all
present. thin Wit was given as
follows:
Song-li’oioono b Sum.
The School.
Class History,
Cliiiord Buckley.
l’lono 80in,
Mildred Barty.
Class Poem.
Clayton ll.
Recitation,
Scrub dewell.
Song--lltnrinc‘a Orchestra.~
The School.
Class Prophecy.
Doris (loamy.
Song—nit. Little Dance.
The School.
Class Will.
Sarah Treadwoll
(lions Song.
The Class
Address and proscnlution of diplo
inns.
Moi].
Attorney Loo hurls.
Songwl’el. You May.
The School.
OAIPIITEIS' Alli!
ABIIEIB' (AFFIGEM
Tho following omcaril wore elected
inst owning at the morning of tho Lo~
cal Union of Carpentoril' auti'Joincrs'
I of America:
iA’maldont~~Gcorgo t3. til'nndlill.
Vicc-l’roeidcnt-«Roubon li‘. Hawkins.
Recording Secretory-mil. ii. iiuttory.
ii‘inllntiini Secretarymii’illlam A.
Rolling.
Trcasurorwdrcd ii". Tyrcll.
(foliduoiormAibort bi. Martian.
Wampum-William ii. lirucc.
. Trustecwliowurd Mari-lit.
Auditormt‘lharios T. Porno.
Tho meeting was also tor the pun
posts of transaction of routine business
and ii grout dent was accomplished.
orsrrnfii Til
FitiliT ll nut
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iiAllTFDRI). Juno hum-Now liar
volt oyster movers. roused by the res
port that the finance committso arc to
inoroilso tho tax on beds. have retained
Attorney Brilliant 0. illumination. who
tins asked ‘1 Senator . Hammond. tho
chairman of the bounce titlitilflittéti, to
reopen tho orator taxation martin and
give them «harbor human; The com-
ibittcc morocco in this tax on carcass
and not on tho productivity. Tilt; mil
purports ct soiling tho committee to
rowan tbs maltsrstor unathor hearth
is to girls thilroyiltorllusn I chaotic to
m
n t
I
m.
Fifty-nine Young Hoopla deceived
Diplomas iromlinlon District
Grammar Schools
lllllllllllllll initial
or lll.i.1l.llllllll
Reception in Kindergarten Fol-
lowed the Exercises
Thirty-lire boys and girls of Frank-
iin school and twenty-four from the
Coucord and Lincoln schools graduat-
cd. yesterday afternoon. loom their
grammar school training with most
appropriate and impressive ceremon-
ios. The event was attended by e. pro-
gram of unusually high order. consist-
‘lng of radiations and musical selec-
tions and u commencement address by
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church. '
The seating capucity of the Frank-
””1.
(Continued on Second Page.)
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Billiiiliilltll All!) All.
‘willlam. L. Olsen lino run Ailey;
mm in colonel ii tinder
llama oi limits Motor
Car (to.
The Consolidated Auto Company
Willinm L. Olsen and Frank Reynolds.
a Woltport man. for a term of years.
There are others concerned in the
deal and the men are to form a corpor.
ation to be known undor‘tbo name of
the Reynolds Motor Car Company.
The lease will begin when the cor.
porption takes over tho property about
the first of Jgiy. when the Roy'nolds
Motor Car (.onlpuny will take posses
stop or the property and the buildings.
The deal has boon undor advisement
tor some time but has been cousum~
mated only today. so that it hits last
become itonaraily known. .
it is the purpose of these two euc-
cossiui automobile dealers to conduct
a general garage at the place occupied
by tho present garage in West avonuo.
Mr. Olsen and iii r. Reynolds have been
some little time and have carried on u
successful and profitable trade. both in
the trolling of cars pull in tho garage
which Mr. Reynolds has conducted at
the foot or Woslport Hill, in Wostporl.
They will Also have a large allotment
or care which will be comprised of
the Marion, Mitt-boil, Flanders. n. M.
in. and the Maxlvcll. it is their pur.
pose to malts a number of changes in
tho present scrape building and equip.
moot Which will be adopted as rapidly
as "possibio. ,
Tho notice : tho change has been
filed in the o cc of the Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith by Attornoy in: 0.
Gregory. with boil the matters of the
new company under his supervision.
He has conducted the matter all
through thus for and deserves duo crs.
lift for his management. '
Mr. Olson will not illvc up his shop
business in Wall utroat. but will con»
tinuii both businesses.
«IDIOT HOMEMADE BREAD
on solo before noon cacti dilly. Optional
brood daily. Cults. cookies and biscuit.
Banner actuary. 'Tel. 387'.
M
it you can aver persuade a small
finmbor of tho hoopla. ‘ who band and
sits lhliucrlcsd by "Wont" admitting
iii bps handset. to tails it. look at your.
property you’ll dud abduct.
A Tuition Rates Here Are $20 HillAi-A
was liilllii on
has loosed its premises and sat-use to.
the former of Norwalk, and the latter:
partners in the automobile business tor'
ll lllwlll llll illilillll
or Than Those in Danbury—
Wilton Takes Action
Norwalk is this year to lose many of
the pupils who havoentiered the Nor-
waik High school in September, for
the reason that the tuition rates for
the attendance at the Danbury High
school are some $20 lower than our
out- of town pupils this year coming,
for there will be fully enough of our.
own pupils to fill the High school and
perhaps more room will be needed to
accommodate all the local pupils.
The subject has been a live one. hav-
ing been brought up many times of
lute..nlthougb the action of the town
of Wilton school committee. in voting
at a recent meeting to send all pip
pits about to enter Lila high school, to
Danbury came rather unexpectedly.
A communication was recently re«
ceivcd by tho Town Board of School
agreeing to allow the supervisor to
Schools Mr. Parker, who superintends
all the districts schools of Wilton. risk-
ing the board to admit his pupils on a
ccrtillcutc front him. This was con-
sidered by the board, but they figured
that us entrance examinations were
given here in Norwalk for pupils wish-
ing to enter this local high school, then i
the out-ot-town pupils wishing to enter ’
could pursue the same course. They
did make a concession. bowevér,
agreeing to allow the snpervicor to
take the same examination papers loinL
his scholars to pass, but baldid. not
take. up with this.
There are a number. or other reason-em
why the school continuous at tho town
ut'Milltou has taken tho stand that
tiliy have. aside from that of the tut-A
lion problem. The fact thlt it Limits
the town about $20 more perpupil
here than olseu bore. is a strong ranch
for their action. however. Anotbér
mason is that the pupils can enter the
Danbury High School on certificates.
it is understood: Then too the prin-
cipal of the Danbury High School rs
aides in Wilton.
When the Wilton committee voted
to land all their entering pupils to
the Danbury school next September.
they further decided that those pupils
from their town now in the local ins-
titution may continue to attend here
until they have completed their term.
The local rate for tuition for out-of-
town pupils is based upon the actual
cost pcr pupil us averaged by those in
authority Danbury also started with
W860 our fee now. but has dropped
down by degrees until it is but MO.
The matter iii envolvlna great inter-
est about the town. but no one is great
is concerned about the dliiiculty. for
there are enough pupils in the Nor-
waikli for the local high school to take
care of lit least for the coming your.
am the Children all this)! want—4i
1 healthful. sparkling gloss of Willinms’
Root Boer helps them bear the hot
weather.
rllllillrolroills ilE
1cm wlrll stroll
Claiming that be conveyed prop-
erty his wife in order to defraud hill
creditors. this Yale Brewing (30.. or
MM
icl liumiltou and wife. of South Nor
vvaiit. Tho action had a hearing yes
torduy morning before Acting Judge
Davis. of Danbury.’ in the court of con»
moo pleas. civil side. The hrewory
company dcclurorl Hamilton owes it
hill of $300. Hamilton docs not deny
he owes this nmount. He said, this
morning, howovor that be conveyed
properly to his wife bocsllss he owed
hel- $1.600 which ho hnd borrowed from
her at various titties. Judge Davis is
toiling tits piano of Judge Scott, who is
proslding in special cases at Stamford.
Judge Dnvis reserved decision in the
nose botcro him ventordoy.
Tho ndvertilliug at the Very Sharp
Rotor, Outfit will expire July~ ii, tho.
lost coupon appearing on July 4. The
macro. of which its havwhdt a iimltcd
climber. will no sold lintiiduiy b. pro-i
llllllll-ll-illlll_ llllli j
own. But Nor-walk will not need these '
from cotton soled oil. illo- qt. Mild
faud Washington its.
New Huron brought suit against Don- .
band. also tor tits coral tritium
riding tholitltipiy is not Mountain . ‘3 i
Ill WIN
House in Hartford Concurs Wltth-L
the Senate on Measure by a
Vote of 150 to 82
RiPRiSilllAiilt BANKS
[Bill Hill Allilllll ii
Threat Made by Losers to BcconeL‘
alder Other Bills ‘
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HARTFORD. June 28.-—-By a vote or:
150 to 82. the house yesterday utter-W
noon passed the minoclty report of the ‘
judiciary committee for a public utili-
ties commission, in concurrence with A1
the senate having adopted without
dissent. the amendment which tho
senate had previously adopted on tho ,
some report. As these amendments?“
have bad the approval of Governorf .
Baldwin. the probability points to up- A
proval of the commission bill by tho
g“
(Continued on Tenth Page)
——Where to buy flue California cit-f
angels for lnvailds. Sunkist grape frat
lemons and times. Float olive 0111,:on
euro Fruit 8m. cornsr North flail
run illlli
Billililll will;
Twenty Cars Leave the Tracitc
and Till lip Traffic for Hours Ii"
at .Towilsrs, New York
TOWNERS. N. ‘v., June so «as. 11 ,
wrcck which tied up trains on tho. 1’
HartfordrPougbkespsio route brim. 1 1
until today took place in front of they . ..1:
station here yesterday afternoon. Mall! '
than twenty cars of an eastbound
freight train left the tracks. smashed,
over 2. 000 tips and tore up the roudbol
for several ”hundred feet. The derail-
mom. was caused by the breaking of:
truck on a cool car Just as the train. , 1
which was going down grade at sooth
speed, was passing the station. Th9
cars crunched the station platform. and.
William Raymond. the operator. tiara"
rowly escaped with his life. Just lilo-l
yond the station it bridge spans one at).
the streets of this town and tour sets:
on trucks wore thrown from that loud
the atleet below together with now
ernl rolls. 'I‘wo cars were left lyingL
portly over the bridge railing.
Four Men Escape. '
thn the cars halt the track tM
engine with it) cars including them
on which the truck broke that council
tho derailment. continued council,
truck.1tho engineer putting an ill
atrium nndtir the impression that the,
train had broken in two and that til.
roar section was following. Tho 1111
aeration stopped at it bridge our
Habits of the Harlem itivor diviil
when the cool car lurnpod sldewu
across the trucks. Four men wow
riding on the chill our. three of wit
wore thrown oil when the first. break
came and the fourth stayed on on
the car jumped the tracks All:
liriogo. All disallowed and are cups
posed to have escaped injury.
several cars went over ii iii too;
embankment beyond this bridge or
the street and rolls were thrown wiL
such force that they pierced tho all
of tho curs.
All freight male is not up and:
passengers and lining traitors
around the wrocltami »
mom» or THANKS. .
"t with to thank the many trim!
who rsmonihorod mo lilo loudly during;
tbs sienna" and death of thy
EDiZALBlhTEL ERMA”;
Norwalk Chronicler