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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 6, 1911 · page 1

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‘ Martians all Nanulaclurcrs’
Association Urges Favorable

IEII suns“ Rlllllilill

in:

R air, but little else

figpon and the discharge of the chart-

 
 

, was the lnétallation of oiiicers for the

‘ Dnnke.

North llovorly hospital, whom it was

' would not recover.

 
 
 
 
 

1 little business fins transacted outside
' g of I‘ouiiino‘ mitttérs, and the pnymont
:I of the bill‘s. It wits. swelterluglv hot in
:‘tlle council chamber, dospitc the elec

. tile fan which had boon placed in the

 
 
 

Action on Nash Petihon

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Question of Widening Putnam
Avenue Brought Up Agnln

 

 

 

The adlournod meeting of the
, uth Nol‘walk Board of Councilmen
’ as held,- last (Ironing. at which time

 

This served
to create some disturbance in the hot

south side of thc'roonos

Only a few resolutions wore passed.
one of which w as the deceptunco of the

or committee Which was appointed
sometime ago by Mayor Albert M
Pohllnan to draft a charter for the
proposed enlarged South? Nornalk.

 

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Tné‘Lquse mono, No 6, D. of H.
blot last evening in their rooms in tho
Quarter}; Glob Hail In North Main
stroct, for thoir regular mouthly busi-
ms boosting Regular routine bust
bass was transacted, after which thsro

ensuing year. There was- present a
large delegation of the Marin Lodge,
of Westpmt

Miss Louise Schaub sure Ilevoral
plIIIIo selections, and also played for
dancing. There also ware piano oer

lections and recltntlons by some oi" the,

visitors. which were enjoyed by every-
one present. I
A tempting collation Was served
about 10:80, to which nil did ample
justice. it was at o late hour When
the members and friends deported to
their respective homes and saying
they had ll most enjoyable evening.
The oilicers installed were mi fol-
low:
Sccl'otnrywliiro. Bertha Mounting.
li‘lnnnclnl Secretarywllirs. Adolph

'l'rcusurerwliirs. Christian Krnotuer.
'i‘ruatcomlillca Ida Krnomsr.

Iounuul out Aiill
IBE mm BlitLlllE

ithiIlillJ’, Mulls. .. July ti. militia men

 

were: seriously injured. one of tho‘m‘

probably fatally in n collision bemoan
miom'im; our and on too train at tho

Rotated that Everett Trash probnbly
Tho othcr victims
were William A 'CI-ouso. Thomas J.
Brown. the chubit'our; Thomas Moon-
oy and John J Wcich.

Although none at tho party
can on how the cauldron iIIIpp‘onod
it in thought that tho chnulfour lion:

 
 
 

It unit one oi the frolghucurs with so

so onusd by. , , _,
Mdndoli 1o cuminsr rosidcnt, I_ .I,

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' bent upon killing than does and not

control of tho niochino. Tho automobilo;

" oh force titlit the mochintryvus told.”

terduy afternoon at bbout _:2 30 o ‘cloclc
in Wall street. when. the touchino skid

 
 

struck the lingo telegraph polo upon1
which hands the electric light. How it
come to skid so suddenly and with
such iorco is not known, for it in said
that it was» not going over a moderate
rate of ligand. , ‘

The auto faced directly opposite the
way it was going previously to the
skidding and three wheels .mount‘éd
the oldowulh. The Only domage‘xo the
automobile Was the break of one of the

left trbnt tire being pulled off the rim.
Otherwise snvo for a scratch or two.
the machine was, practically in ‘1 its
good condition as before the skid. I
Mr. Hunter hadu number of people
in the auto bound for the depot. He
sent them the remaining distancd '“in
one of the nutcmdbllos of Parley Slum.
on. There wits quite 11 dent in the pole
and the book which holds the welght,
which in turn holds the electric light,
was loosened, but not broken. ‘
Had this been ripped off, the large
light would huvo crushed to the brick
pavemeut‘alld been broken. Mr. Hon-
tor is to be congratulated upon his nar.
row‘ oscapa.

 

Thomas West, C. houlnllrd and
lay Reynolds Lost Valushls
Bruins: ‘

 

That despicable poroon know as the
dog poisonor is hsuln busy in Nor
with His Work has given him a larg-
eI held for endoa'vor this thus in that
he an apparently chosen Malnutroet.‘
whereas that timoho took Gsmp street,
which be cleaned oil. oil but two or
three dogs. The dogs in Main street
are rapidly meeting their deaths at hi:
band now

Three beautiful and valuable Boston
bull torrlers, the property of Thoma}

log in their kennels. Bounded that they
had not died of natural causes. Mr.
West secured tho services of Dr. Gli-
bort‘M. Brufidugo. who performed au-
topsies on all tors-e animals. in each
one he "found a piece of meat, tied with
I string to hold the ntrychulno in it.

The Norwalh, police huvo been noti-
ilod and they are at Work upon the once.
but oluon to who is doing the work III-o
low. nnd_it is almost impossible to lay
blnmoui the door of unions. in tho
case of tho-Westldogrii in particular!
shown that the, person doing it but
committed the not deliberatolynnd with
promotiituilon, for the dons hIIVo never
been out of the yard belonging to Mr
Ws‘st in tho tended oi! yard urn two
kennels for the dogs and it rm to
those that they hid to die. ,

it won necessary for tho p won with
the poison to color the Won yard rind
throw tho moot into the dos yard and
thus it uhowo that the hoisoner was

 

prowlou. There hays boon othor doze
killod in Main ntroct. invostisotion
choirs. Lo oilulsu Gltorleo A. Quins
lord uncanny lost duo. as did Joy Roy
noids._sn all have that about in the

 

 
 
 

 

brittle monolith! will no tslutu it tho
cowardly personIIIla door fodnd and

iii closo st 12
(Moon blond

 

1 man, at Main street. car- I‘
Iovviy sscopod wrecking his onto yes- ,1 '

dad on the povement in front 0! the I
. residence of Dr. Walter Hitchcock and

supports which hold the top and the ,

West were found dead yeytorduy morn .

bastion my r.

on and Thaloi or. w it
\ llalilvvln Nicol

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constituted Lucky TlIaL not
Serious homage Did Nottloo‘ur-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

mound E. comm, ‘nast Norwslk'a
genial tax collector and buslnoss 1mm:
passed through his maiden outoniobilo
accident, lust ovenlng at 3 o'clock.
when Rnlph Baldwin, son of Dentist
W H. linidwin. of Wall street driving
his ‘I‘Iuthor smuchlno. crashed into Mr.
dorhnm‘s Fordsmashiu; the mud
guards and running board, with It cou-
ple oiobrnoes. and cutting Mr. (lot-2‘
ham’s hood slightly. Mr. Baldwin’s
car was damaged to the client of a

broken lump '

Mr. Gorhaun this only ownod his car

tho rank,- ot automobilistg.
The occidoitt occurred at this corner

 

‘ L. of ("homing In cud Van Bond: on-

1 Mm I!» «noon on
‘~ ' ,-Whiulmx

' ii: bin". IWpIM on. m an. row

to)! E. Norm. Tiny were coining up
Osborn “around but just turned in.
to Van Ztudt stmt. heading for South
Norwnlk. Being new at tho sumo. Mr.
Gorbam had shot all his gasoline and
was traveling at a chair: once. in this
pnrticulur incldouco, «his car in drly-
ing slowly proved to be shunning.
as he could not get out of tho way of
the on comics auto. MIMI. Baldwin
wascominx dowu VanZandtatI-oot at
a lively rats of speed on his left hand
side. He was going too rapidly to
turn into Osborn mounts and trial; to
get in betwoon Mi'. Gorhaui II Ford and

Ford'anto on tho right side and smash-
ing.tbo running board sud qud guard
momswhut. The lamp on the Baldwin
our on smashed.

The force of the impact knocked MI
Gorbom nguinst the frame work of the
hood of his car, inflicting u slight
wound to the head, which bled quite
froely and dotted the social business
man for u few moments. lie was to-
kon into Rundlos linitory when» his
bond was washed oil and the flow of
blood stopped.

litre, Gorhnm also receiilod quite II
polniul bump on the hood. silo and Mr.
Gorbnm having been nested on the
skin of the car which was struck.

Out uido of the damaged oxiorior
ports of the auto tho machine was not
insured and inter in the cvénim; lluroid
Ruudlo drove the machine to Mr. (tor.
ham’s larcgo. whore repairs will be
made?

The hardware being congratulated.
thin morning. upon thoir fortnnul’ht so
capo from serioun Injury, which might:
easily have boon possiblo.

NANYLWEBLOST

 

 

woodman c, July ii.“ «In I. hoary

art-trod yesterday from Jupon.
slit III/on from on overturned innit at
tho ontruncc of Yokhnohi hurbor on
Juno 19. The hallo Morn out million
voroti to windward and grand aim
uldollho oopslncu ifdillilil and _‘ no: new

 

for a week. and is a new comer into I

the sidewalk, but missed. Birthing the ,

«III llEAlIR TYPllilllll ,

typhoon the steamer dado Marti. which. ,
ssvod‘

Jt Eagles Field [by

hotel olork. aged 32, is thinning und 8
abbrtuge ct 3840 has been found in the

 
 
 
 

here last Saturday, is alleged tho

1‘ money have boon obligated to his care.
Cody-was employed $1 the Hotel Gracia, ,

 
 

and this money was given to him. to
place in the hotel onto, to be kept with
it could be deposited? in a bank. The
bug contained 51.5001 '

the money. from the bug on Monday

ovoniugjust before 0 went off duty.
The shortage was II made public on:

health had lulled its? is uumnrrlod and
at one time lived in creator,

found to be correct.

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«incomplete Notions iron All liver
the Country-«Thousands ‘
Overcome: _

w
The hm 9&1 mom than can out out

5. audit“ to claim cm of only ‘

i to ll. 1911. which oihcini heather ad-
vices any will “Ibuto'somiwhht tuition
POW. I R R \
Tbs but way; will be memorable in
long , duration, iia‘ record‘brooflnx
long list or intuition which [tuna-Ii.
Tho hundreds of news diopdtchu
which citios‘ll‘om‘ the Nort Atlantic
seaboard" wont-11w the plains states

days account, according to A careful
rot-low tonight {In tho doaths of 481
poi-sous from tho but and stably from
downing—o total of till.

the failuré or many points to rcport
apocttically the number or such
deaths, it in no serious a showing sols
remembered for many yearn. it not
a moord.

The number at prostrutlom to £th
more dililcuii to compute, but from
tho rot-low of the dispatcher it easily
appears that thousands have been
seriously overcome by the bout to the
various big cities.

STABIED Ill TIRE IEBK
IR DNIIKKEII III

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Harold Hours. of south Namath. was
stabbed in the neck by on irnto mun,
Tuesday afternoon. in the small lur-
nxo at the roar oi Bears Brothgrs.
store. Main street Woutport. Doors
arrived in Woatport, tom. the utter-
noon and ntsrtod to out the machlno
up in the “who After opening tho
door ho found that there was s toll‘oiv
upon this door who was much the
worse for liquor. lasers told him to
got no oil ,thu door and leave tho builrh
lug.

 

 

 
 

thin, the iisttudar pulled out I rocket

mutiny. July 6IIE~WRRIRB It. only. 1 "

receipts or the Eagle‘h’ field day, hold '

 

(lady is supposed to have abstracted ,

till today. Cody; uh ‘ cum born from
New York last Mo ,‘ wanna medical ,
_ studont and secured 7_

illoymsntln the,
hotcl (or the summer because till

ills accounts with ill hobcl hWoIb‘oon ;

I tho vessel could burn boon domed by
‘ ,nII oiplouimi trout without

weather ,dnnull for its wide cutout; its 1,

temperature! in certain place, and the 1
have exchnmd during the out {our

incomploto as the record is from >

The unto, thought dltforoutly sud '

knife and mode s, lungs tor Boar's «

 
 

WASHJNGTGN; July ti.—‘:The loss of
Rt bdttldhhlps‘hiuino who caused by
plosiou at her thro‘o masoninoil.
such oftoct at thut; produced upon

 
 
 

Such is
the Opinion of lien. William ll. lehy,
chief of oozinosrs
returned {rout
of the work of raising the mini».
consul Binby Mid lust night that
a portion Bf the dock over the mow
nines wan hm ubwurd had laid
backward. odd that tbooo‘ L-wero nu-

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

"Whut the Ti ofop R
pic-ion rm.“ “

 

Bully hotshot bill. but the bodies
of those who lost tho :Iliru will be
found on the "title. Ho It!" they
are probably bitflcd two hundred lost
or more from tho mot in the mud.

 

 

ltvhu been tho popuis‘r opinion that“
the supposed destruction of the Maine
by a illlno perpetrated tho m with

responsible in the minds of many for
the ions of tho buttls‘shlp.‘

III IIIIIIIIIIII

 

 

tins Judge to Beehive snow.
and the other lodge 5,800,
_ and Prosoouiorsihlifl Each

HARTFORD. July 6-Tho bonds to
day Dolled, tho bill morumiuns the
Norwnlir court, providing for two Judg-
oa with equal jurisdiction and two
prosecutors. The iuduo in South Non

walk is to receive a salary of 01.000
and tho judge It Norwnlk will). The
prosecutors are torocelvo each It nah
cry of $600. f I 1

A resolution was put in to turnlnh
all the members with lemonade. but
when Noproaantottvo Tlnsicr present
sit on amendment making it mint iui
ops. tho speaker resound to naturism
, tho omndtusnt. us it, not not in Writ
in; sud the resolution was retooled.

Favourite reports Ivoro recoivn‘d on
bills Inching no woman tor the
Norwailc bolpttnl. sun on It bill con;
carillon the “ill at liquors III; urn:

 

Tho-bill creation n honking deport
what with on "commissioner at tho

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Rooms of the public.
A tour minutes after the explosion oc- I ‘

than on tho root, Persons in the in:
utility. straw, that Simultansoualy with

Spain. That country at least was held .

lllllllllll uh huh ~

 

‘1 yllno‘lllan Fatally injured sod tho fig:

Building Badly Damaged

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

kiln in one or. the buildings. of the

Stanley Rule and Isabel company, this 1
morning. Unscall is horribly burned ,
and his features are hardly recogniz-
j able. lie is married dad has one child. ’

‘ The explosion occurré'd at 9: 30

. o‘clock and is thought to have been},

due to gases generated in tho kiln. Tho

Iot havoc caused or the Stanley works
two months ago whsn a similar acclw
dent occurred flashed through the

 
 
 

curred this morning an atom!" for firo
was sent in and the department was

on the scene before the volunteer fire. I

men of the plant Could get their reels
out. But little, damage wasfione by
fire.

Eugene Johnson. a special pohooman

I carried Gaooall down from tho ilfth

door, who're the explosion took pines.
and succumbed when he touched the
street. He récovered a few minutes

later.

The force of tho explosion blow out
a window in the blot-hing room and
blow s. small iron cnpols all an air

thclobook or too explosion tboy son a

 

Patty Tobacco was also mm

burn“ “twig. doom. llic spacial I

mildew burlfid on arm find over-
count by heat

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not. Iolm a; zoom Brooklyn
Charges Arc Thoroughly
Enloylng the Country,

Thiriysthroe youngsters from Brook-
lyn, known as the "fresh air kids" or-
rtvod at Rev. John E. Zeitor'a home.
yesterday afternoon, for a glorious
good time in the free open nirK “9‘1 are
ulroudy acquainted and are having the
time of their young lives. The young
stars. undoubted by the boat, are mak-
ing things lively in the vicinity and are
looking forward to a great ten days'
sport in the "country." ‘

Eighteen of the young pcopio have

 

 

 

been apportioned oft to tho nonunion-1

or: of the South Norwnlh Methodist
Epiucopnhchurcb, while the mmalulnc
lift/ecu hrs bucking in a large tent:
which tho genial Intuit-tar hull pitched
in his own uremia“. in Wont avonuo.

The Work ii duo with which Rev.

Mr. zoltor ll familiar with rind is quail;

lied. by disposition and excoriation, to
bundlo. in hill fortu’plr work, no motto
a sIIccioity of the boys of this oil“ and
knows bout what they wind and how to
handle the young people The foot this:
thoy m the (round upon which he

mills, simplliios muttors ahd this that». .‘

I NEW llRITAIN, Conn, July tic—Jo.
_ seph, Gsscnli, of Ploinvills, is at the,

hospital in a dying condition as the”
result or the exclusion ot a blucklnx -

noise of the enploslou was heard for 1:;
half a, mile around and the thoughts

' térvéuing ti

1. by the time, the next logic m" 1"

' oldod to pay the bills contractod by

L blood. when «out this to ruin

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

last evoning.votcd to'aooop ‘
of the comniittéo and disc
sumo.'1‘ho report was in

 
 
 
 

,umns,’ histamine,- being 0 R
that several of the” msmbo ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

dltions and things which it
in the course of .thslr inborn.

9d to wry

product in a charter misb R?

vanes.
Last night the council did not ‘ 7’
to bé‘ enthused with the recent n
lions of the committee and disc
the some. devoid of thanks i
work they had done. runs was ob,
odiy due to an oversight and no
lonlionai
At this Inc's-tins. the council also

committee during its work. '1‘ shill!
amounted to about $28. Whit:
climan William H. Mcbidhou hold}!
for the services of a stonozrapborl to
bill woo presented for the pay
the saline. but the council by u u

Indus vols ordered this silicon, 1.
over it might be, paid. Only on '_ . ,
bar of the board votod on this colour
and the unanimity of the
questioncd by a reporter. but ho
informed that the absence of soy .
made the vote unanimous. “Wm
at the conclusion of the mastic
blo‘mbor informed the reporter tho Rig)
know nothing of the bill and there
did not vats. ,

it is undcrotood that this am‘

whatever it may be, will ho paid
the contingency modulo
lion having been to “too by the . .
of oatitnnte and tuxutlon to
amount. *

 

 
 

a

tilt. nun to loud:
visits Milli")

county Communicator Will

 

 

tuned to w unyihinginbo
physician owns. Coin

phy and Posse wore no on: \ ,
the format this directly?

‘ opinion on Should No

“to upoolnt the Soil

 

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