- senator Stiles Judson Presents
i‘thliloiLttittra” on lilil‘LNeLw Norwaik
E L “W
1in L27; Senator Stiles Judson,
nigmnii oi the judlclurv com-
tiled the hill which in
I. follows. relating to the
till? (it the Town of Norwnlk on
K “proposition. The bill \vlls o
matte of the three hills which had
, tiled to the General Assem-
‘ the subject the first of which
ilhlnihted by the bridge commit-
he. “cant! by the tieiéhtmen and
dill by the John H. Ferris estate.
The hill includes the essential loo-
tunes of the bills and was suhlnliltod
(Continued on Fourth Page. )
Vessel Mom with MLitLlhaLp tilt
Port llichhtilld~lugs Come
to Rescue ‘
Tho steamer John Sylvester. owned
Iily Aiming J. Smith, of Bridgeport and
‘Roton “Point. run onto a reef oll’ Rocky
Paint, Port Richmond. Tuesday. when
hound for Newark; N. 3., and stove o
hole «two foot long in her planking.
Tillllt night it was toured that the
tide might (win; her around so that
she would sink in deep water but
.iortunnleiy it didnt and today the
Wrecking tug: of tho Merritt-Chap-
mhnn ‘Wreoklng company are at
work on her, pulling her all the roof
and repairing tho logged break in
Eng; himborn Thoro wore it low pun
‘I‘ . thorn (in honrd tho Svlvortor at the
.Li line. but thoy stayed uhourd the vus
front} and worn noon takgn on
L In spanking of the Accident CupI
’ thin John .Brnlutoii staid «that 'l‘uou-
‘day morlilllx’uilout 6 o‘clock the ship
struck. -lt in fortunuto‘ «(hut alto wuu
proceeding so slowly at the time or
more damage might have rouuilod. A
helm; for: outdo navigation dlmcull.
L‘ runny iriondu of Wlillum H.
Jon. the hopulur young cleric in
I lie anon atom, tor molly owned
Wood ll Flynn. were taken com
‘ only by suiprluo, thin morning, to
hour that iounit mun wuu Jointed in
murrlago to Mina Anno lmoui of Win»
nlpnuk. March llith hurt The com.
molly null performed in lhulon und
hit to today the young people kept
their neural well
in same way, probably through rein
tlvonwtilgpllory looked out. and thin
,_ L¥:Ml‘.IL Donovan mode it 5hold
,. lithium Lo) his many blonds.
Ih’ hath no and Mrs. Donovan
_ opium and suction poanlhlo
lfiik’fir LL
it at?” young couple are milking ,
out! to so to housekeeping
t Mrtt it: n. llarclui' sL.‘ llowuyton.
“ union rundown. tvhlst noticing
largo h‘imtrtmont oi? do-
Chilton may homered.
Becomes the out. of William
Winthrop wright '
A pretty romance was consummated,
yesterday attet‘uoon M. 4:30 o’clock,
whon William Winthrop Wright. of
Bridgeport, and Minn Marguerite Alice
Charles E. Williams, of Putnam Lavo-
hue. walo lglnod in marriage at St
Jouoph's rectory, by Rev Richard J
(Canon Tho Loremouy was peilormod
in the presence of the relatives and
immediate friends of the contracting
Charlies
The bride, who was ohnrmlugly ult-
tiled in a growth oi‘ unite antln, trini—
med with pearl and Prlnoohs loco, was
attended by not sister, Miss Mae Em
ily Willinma. as brldolnuid. Tho intlier
was horomlugiy gowued in white out-
in. hot-tiered with chiffon and Princess
lace, The heat than was Thomas P.
Thompson, of West Haven.
The bride in one of the popular
South Narwnlk Lyoung iadlos whom ov-
eryono knows and admires. Sometime
ago she accepted it position in the
Artlrtic Bronzo’ Company, with which
.iho groom is affiliated. They worked
side by ride and in the course oi! time
Mr. Wright courted and won her. The
announcement 01' their olilrolrenn‘nt
was the occasion of many loiioitntlona
of the best wishes for happiness nod
success and the marriage of yostordny
crowned the romance.
At. the conclusion of the nuptial oero~
many, the bridal company repaired to
tho bride‘s home, in Putnam avenue,
which was mutually xdocorated for
the nonunion and the rep pilon follow
ed. at. whit-ill Bentiiiya rohelst‘ru. of
‘firidgeport turnlnhod the music
The groom‘s gift to the bride m‘ n
handsome, pearl militant. while the
bride's gift to the groom was a-aignot
ring. 'l‘ho'groom pmented the best
man with a solid silver cigarelto cane
and the bride’s am to the hrldomald
was a volunhle pearl locket.
Following theirecgption Mr. nod
Mia. Wright loft in the runners Appor-
non car for a honeymoon tour a! the
White Mountains the Green Moun-
tolnu and the Catskills. Upon their
return in about three weeks. they will
intro up their residence lnICourtlundi.
lllll Bridgeport.
The groom in the son of Dr. and lira.
J. W, Wright, of Bridgeport. and la
the vlcoprosldont and ltenorni nlann»
gar ol the Artistic Bronze (hmipauy
which will remove to Bridgeport in tho
non-r future. His riuh list includes tho
l‘irooklnwn Country Ciuh, of Bridge.»
port. and the Bridgeport i'orlll l'iiuh.
The happy oouplo huvo tho host
wlullou of tholr runny l‘riouds for it
most uuocoonlui and happy union.
«mu... “mm-m
AUTO NEARLY Mil
INTO TIIBLLEY Mil
Lit llnu looked an that Norman E.
(l. llidol. tho wollknowu hutrhor. oi
‘ Von Zuni street. [coat Norwulk, hnd u
nnrrov/ enonpo from figuring in on no»
cidont with n trolley car 1m Highland
nvonno, Rownyton, when hill engine
hunted and his broke: refused to hold
and tin ounntud down the hill oimout
into the path or u troliioy. ‘OnLLly the
quick notion of tho motormnu in Atop-
piug hill our holoro ho. rouched
tool of the hill prevented the ooillm
ion.
Mr. liytior nnd hlu family into boon
to Sound Bench and were returning.
ll‘u'hriug that he could not muko the
hill. tho family ulightod and common
and to wullr'up. hilt. Ryder proooodud
up with his our. The mnclllno went
linoly, tllnlhlEn’g tho lohg grnda with
thfmront omit: until near the top, the
engine hnikod and the our commenced
to count backwards. dual or. thin tlmo.
nomothing occurred to the broken and
dowd the hill wont tho monhinn.
At this moment. n trolley was soon
approaching from oton‘ and with
amusing porous lho’hrlde A collision
doomed imminoht, otiptlolnlly on it is
difficult for the motormnn to 906 up
the roadway on account of tho trout
at this union. Howover, the Emuu in
thorns or the trolley caught u'gllnipnh
oi the Auto mi rahlinod lot plight {to
stunned the our hetero ho reuohod
tho droning. warranting the nutrient
Wiliilili tuulu‘]
‘ Misslilarguerliu in... Williams
Williams. daughter .or Mr. and Mrs, I
1110‘
Mrs. losrphfl. this, ioi‘ENorwalk
Dazed.AsIFrainEhl'glraln’ Bears
glihwn third tier
liiiEYli Milli iiiiiiiii
Willi Still] HER till
Succeeded in Getting on the
Track Just As Train flushed By
W.
‘Afi nnrronbnn escape from death hsLL
one color to experience. was that of
yestnrdav afternoon when Mrs. .lonoph
B. Ilslllfawot 8 (lump ntroot. was nearly
run downEhr a. freight. train on tho
Wilson's Point hruhohw ol’ the Now
Yorancw llnvonund lini‘tford Roll
road at tho Knob Cluii‘orousing. no“
the Standard Oil Workn. Mrs. Ella
Iliad-alightod from n trolloy our in com-
pnny with a number of other ludiou
bound for the Knot) Chili. and was
about to mull the truolis. when a train
lmro down upon nor quite rapidly. Tor-
ribly frightened Mm Elia «mod to
ho struck dumb and unnhlo to move
from her portion: pontoon, becoming
more sorlom ovary moment. ..
Royal A Milli. ultimo. trump!
in» local plant at the amount: on
Gamay. ”warm «mm tor
I you: About tho vim. now her My:
uncut mil immwlttoly nwhod tumult.
He was just in limo. for on he pulled
Mrs. Bills from chit tracks the train
«wept punt. mining bout oi them but
by about six incite! at tho very most.
it uoemo tint «the oil train with tho
switcher wu sending can lino tho oil
yards, and the not» and annihilation of
the mom. failed to allow IAVBLi‘ in:
to be given to the Knoll people
to gross. the freight train cumin: up
from the Point on the Other truck. A
man woo standing hour the trick wuv.
log to the freight engineer ilutt all
was clear, and it in thought that. Mrs
Ella mistook his WIVIIIK to moon that
they should hurry nitrous. The other:
in the potty understood his signals.
howmor, and hung back some little
ulsluuoo. '
Mrs. hills in to be congratulated
upon the motive. though it was ouch oi
nurrow ono that it earned a grout dual
of excitement for a long limo. The
news of tho affair woo taken to the
Knoll und‘lho largo murmur of moul-
horn woro annulled that nothing sorlrtus
had happened to tho lady.
Grout proton is due to Mr. Miiln. who
pt‘illud Mrs. Ellu from tho truck. lilo
notion \vus limo and no mndo tho ros-
one quite calmly, uooopilnl; his thuuku
on only it true horn would do.
'l‘itiu linho crossing whirl: mom
to ho “Muted. in that several accident.»
and a more of near onun horn happen-
ed hero.
. ”flung"...
~cAflD 0F THANKS.
Wo doatro to thank the trlondn and
neighbors. also tho omployoswot tho
.louoph built it: (to. mills. tor their
kindnonu nud uympntlly in our horouvw
moht.
MRS. lint ROLL.
Misti id‘iNA GAUGLER.
lllltli-i llAtltiLlilll.
W... «a.
ENTERTAINED BY MR8 M’KIBBIN.
The bodies Aid Bowing Clroio of
the Firm. Mothodlat l2 pluoophl Church
hold one or their onloynhlontootlhgn.
youlorduy afternoon at tho home of
Mr». George N. Méthbln. 41 Elm.
wood avenue. Articles are bolus mode.
Mill completed for the sale which will
he held thin your at Tohohoko- An on»
ioyuhlo social tlfiie wuss had and hunt-
nonu on linunollll mutton wnn'uttondod
to. showintt tho nooloty toilet in at good
condition. This will he the hint moot‘
lug until ME. I Refreshments Wet-o
,aervod and a pigtaillnt time enjoyed by
tho largo gumbo. prounnt.
Hourly til-ho bottled drinks am tarry
thorium/“o. Williams Root Boar ill not.
A temperance borderline. too.
lug hemd in Norwalk today against
the hitulithic pnvotnunt. which room
to accrue from nttem Loon the ports
of other paving canon? a to down this
popular form of ritual pavement. To
might in the city meeting to decide the
mother, no to what pavement shah be
hand for paving the printilpul ntreets
of Norwalk, and it is expected that the
haunting will ho a iurgo one, hocnuuo
or the interest all two tuning in the
matter The following clippings Will
go for ion urdu tho refutation of the
slander that to being mm todn:
Arch Street Pollution! Talk.
(New Britain untold Juno it”
All: noon no authority in obtained
from tho gonornl nuttelnhl: the city
or Sew llritnln will lotto steps to or}
tend the supwayr to Mon amt in“
preparation or pormlhout havement.
and than the question it'll! urine. which
kind or Littlvement ouuht to he laid on
this; thoroughfare notch in dentition
to. become. one or the hrlnclpnl filial»
no” streets o! the New Britain of
the future? The intention in rooélring
who will moire rommmondutloha to
tho rommon council in regard to the
paving contract.
There one over till ll' thousand yard:
or hltullthlo pavomi nt in the control
action or New Britain It pm‘eut. 'l‘ho
property owner-n. out Mold: and ott-
ixonr in moral now an» that the
won-ml.- laid it! tho Wm Mt]
utopia.» mummy (All «motions
The oritlclum whioll wu hoot-d during
the mum at thoIopon motor has on-
tlmly moulded.
little indollnlror were (ll-covered in
the surface .ot .lho pnvemont. the cry
um immediately ruined tint the litto-
lithio was not standing up under trsl~
no. The defenders o! the pavement
claimed that the rum would‘ilron
out undor the summer gun. courting’ the
“little demo to dianppur. Time his
provod that this opinion no: correct.
Tho torture or the hltultthlo today to
smooth null grand; Criticlun . lit a
thing oi’ the pull. it will he remem-
bered that the board at public work-l
did not recommend to the common
lcounoil a year no thut llitullthicbe
i told over the entire area which it was
lpropoaed to pole. The board suggest-
Sod tllmo materials for lilo puvoment
‘ but the council. arm on iluur'r dohalo.
.punod a resolution in furor oi bitu-
iiihic for tho entire contract.
Brick anoment In Woo-tor at. to
Como Up. 'I
(New Haven Register. July 24.)
At A meeting oi‘ the permanent pave»
mom commission thin morning it Will
decided to pull up the hrick pavement
in Wooster utroot and utility that. atroot
with wood blocks between Ollie and
Hunt ulrootu. i’i‘ho work will he Lntnrtod
an noon no portliblo and when hnlnhod
will put on and to what limo and again
has been the «use of much drastic
comment muons city omrialu and othv
era.
The brick povomont in Wooster
street won the first at it: kind iuid In
tho hill and alter. or oxen holoro. it
wail llnlahod tutorials to the oiloot that
his lakoodo were, paid to vurioull poo.
pie for lutlunnoe in landing the brink
i.
lul. om, warn diatrihutod it was mid.
and ultugotller some rumpus Ailrrod
up. it novor devolution anything more
than the “scandal." Since than the
.povoluont nus given poor sntiniuotloli
and «wow limo All oapoolully hull
brook occurred the old utorloa wer‘o
rovlvod. A: tho trunking over this
shoot. whirlt n. noun M the niLuiLn than
oughlnro to tho stoomhoht doolt, is
very heavy. hroako were militant.
This. it is hurled. will he romutllitd now
by the introduction of wood blocks.
morning, nt which it nan ditto voted to
pure Hiuhlund street with hltullthlo
trout tit. lionnn to Prospect “rout.
James Show and lumliyéht Ridin-
fluid, spent Monday at Rollin Point
making the trip in Mr Show u now our
Wyn-Armagnac... 3
" lanolin»! trout Ml. thrlhh romlt
.Mnny and unfair criticisms urn ho .
consideration iron. the city officials L
At that time whorl
lil‘ie. other rake-om; on work. nutter»
No one appeared at tho hunting thin
5E and in tho otter til illicit
'FL .
wnA-rurn imam“.
L Probable Ihoworu tonight or Friday. .
Join in Plan tor universal
Peace Movemant
iiiiilliiihliii ill iiiiiiiiiil
iiilE if. Jill iiiiliilii
'L Findings Can he Delayed tor tine
You ll honorary
PARIS Aug 3. American initiutlvn
iii unrestrintod orbitrtitiom won crown-
edtoday by tho aligning at a treaty or
immanent police Eh)’
which Franco and the United States
home to Lsuhmit to unwind court all
dimerenoon thuE may or! between
the two governments. oven hough the
M K
(Continued on Eilrhth Putt. i'
. - Mid summer SAIL. oi cinder Trim-
mind and ti nlrlmmod Hats. wow cont
L ht Misti Should)" a, 13 North Main St
yutt ratt lttAlui
It is rumored. thin "th
thirty hotliu will in tar halo shortly
in Bali Inilnd u a'huilt- o'Ll tho assess-
ment pliood on Willltltl 0. smith’s
reel-lined mallow.
' Whlio thin rumor any ho unwr-
md somewhat, yet; the incl remains
that the summer resident. of Bell in:
land on. up in um: Against the :0
tion a! the bond a! roller who Ire re-
uponnlblo tor the matter.
The notion of tho Sentinel will no
uomhor that sometime ago. Mr. Smith
who om considerable property ill
Boll mud. wishingto lutprovo the
property or one ot the “more. titled in u
urtp of meadow loud, constructing o
tenni- o‘ourt on the “the. Tho‘ use».
our! ind the ultial annulment. and the
item went before the board or relief.
the members of which lmmedillely
boosted the nanonameut up to on ex.
horhltunt figure. Naturally. Mr. Smith
was manhood and had th'tutoned to
troll his property and got out douplte
tho incl that ho is very loud of Bell
tel-mil Other property owners tear»
log that the same thing will happen to
them eventually are also considering
the advisability of leaving.
nan-mo.
A LARGE REAL ESTATE DEAL.
it. 1.. Coburn. or the llt‘ht oi‘ Cohurnl
at Hull. and who in consldorod to ho
man or the but neuritic: ”loam-n in
this pm 0! tho Atatoi lm lust wusum»
muted the «to of it limo plot 0! lots
oitnotod on Gravonond avenue and
Avonuo P. in tho (lily of Brooklyn. N.
IY.. tor oomoI-I‘Ponuhylvanitiharried.
E'i‘hlo property‘wun hold by Mr. Co
horn to thoglnoomo, securities and
Mom-m Corlmmtion. our of the out»
utoutlol financial institutional or New
York city for a prior; reaching well
up into the thouttands. .
This company ill known hv some or
GreatBrliain,Ffiuntanilltmarlcai
tho terms at
uh iiililiiliii m
till lillllliiil
* this up. uaznmau united in ,- ‘L
Marrlautl‘to Without drain,
in, at South horwalk
zone of the prettioat'thouso weddings
or The Norwalks took place last eveu~
ing at tho home of Mr. and Mn. Ed
ward E. ill-end, of 3 Edllonvenue, East
Norwaik. when their daughter, Edith
‘Hazel, became tho ‘brldo of William
Craig; Jr., of 35 Putnam avenue, South
Norwallc, The Ceremony was solemnlb
ed at Szlls o‘clock. Rev. W. W. Giliios,
pastor of thoEtast Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. olhclating. ..
ed rebound carried a oduwer bouquet
of while sweet. pens. She was attend-
ed hv Miss Helen Wliheimy, hilo won
costumed in pink silk mull, and can
rlod pinh’ sweet pearl. .
'l‘hoEgroom s best man was Frank H.
hieudfllrothor oi the bride. .
The bridal party entered the uptinl
Ipnrior While Miss Lucy Graig. ulster
ol‘ the groom. played lohongrln s Wed-
ding; March. .
Alter the ceremony the hoop? cow
plo .molved the cohgmtnluttons oi
relotires and friends who were in at-
tendouoo
Mr and Mrs Crnillt are wall known
and popular among a large circle or
friends. who remomhord thorn very
generouuly with beautiful gifts of lin-
on. china. cut glass. pictures. silver.
the invited shorts and all made merry
until their departure and wishing the
oohple all kinda of good luck and tu-
E titre hoohinm
Liam Craig hi a. martini) ringer in
L in tho but Auntie Momma}; Ell/loot»
' pol Ghtlrch choir.
Tim departed last evening loorlnl'
their friends ignomit of their duti-
mien.
Upon their return tho; will reside
with the brides parent‘i .lorL a short
time L
illiiililiiii iiiliiiiil lull w,
tlllltluliluuvltlu
iohn 3...... the victim; Artur
at the Neighborhood anti 2
Burglar Hunt Followed ‘
There was a manvhunt in Nombon
Hoighla Tueaday night. and them is
likely to be another on) night thattwo
lstrangeru appear thamaliouta. pl‘ovld~
ling one in a negro Mormon Heights
it folks are worked up over the phoneme
or a couple or hold-up men of” that.
.gouornl doocrlption. .. '
John Barman a Norman Heights
youth, who is a good deal of an. «til
late. mot the man into Saturday night.
Ion the railroad hrldsell. lie hon been
i warned of their orooonoe. but had dio-
‘regarded the warning. The: domundod
money“. it woun‘tmunh to be none——
only twentydivo coma. but it wuouh
tlrlont to sand thorn to'la‘ll (or it long
term it they were tit-routed. Bat-too:
had plenty of money. lint he no not
dimmed to let the holdup men know
it unplanned poverty and honed to
he} uncured. Then the homo mode A
break for him
‘I boot hint to it." said Barton you.
tordlw, telling about the incident. “I
run {or thoérniiroad track» and their.
our host hurinona men in South Norulthinkinx i hint tollowoddllo mu. mi
walk. who m’vuyconrlderuhle or its no-
oumulotlvo preferred capital stock
having purrhnml lhono mhrltlou
through Mr. C‘ohurn null‘letllllti ago.
it hi undomtood that this oorporo
lion in now orlroninlns A tornado;
comm»? tor the humane I or
building on and dhvoloniug till proper»
lion in Now ran. Lolly. For thrlt poo
polio that company Will isfiua drill mm
3336’" bondn. They havo altered Mr.
Cohort: n dimotoiuhip in the now coma
hour and the omlurivo hooliganism of
that? build Miméut in the Now
million atom linolilnon ln South
domain.
MrwGQbile is moulding the hurt!
congratulation! of his utility outta:
hero ih'tha city with hill good turning
in milling thifilii audio ' ‘
till it in no oEllE rind
down the ”root alter me. I wont homo
that as i could ”
Orton or twice slnoo then the two
men huvo been seen around tho vii~
intro. always in the night neuron. Jim.
where they hide’ thoihrolveo in the
any in nut known it ill undorutood,‘
but this hull not. boon continued. that
they have oiitppod othoru- hnd demanth
59d inouoit The village hi midi soared
over the doing» of the pair. ‘
Theodor night when the Motown
ohm armor hora having it onihlt
or. “Walter Mondale burst 5&1“th
thorn with ‘lltho néwu thnt the hair of
holdutnlnoh worn outnldé. Floor and
aim; Wild (trunnion unit the firemen
animation of tho haunt: autumnal: .
though rebounding to‘" In our taliirnl.
The bride wore a white embroiderr
etc. A nodding supper has served to .
, 'l‘hoy mom not it stimuli at“ tho hold- '
“ ., up. Antih'ntlil'tho villml would: 9;"
Batu Goes 'lhrullhli. Despite
Eilorl to ’Ll‘uhie‘ it
liiiii Siiiiiiisr‘illiiii
Hii BY 8‘ iiiilzlii All
Boll dail' m Conventions oil (hie-L
fifth Denitilitl Liliso Adoplotl
Hnnrrono. Ans. 8-That the sun} ‘
in not roeclvinz as much no it should
from the‘taxation or label! filth mounds
was the opinion exorcism! by soverai
members in the house yesterday suitor:
noon. A bill‘wits palsoéd providingthoi;
an annual tax of Aeranteon shit one»-
half mills upon each dollar of thin-MI
sensed value of land on laid. ’
Representative Wadhomn, from Go:-
hen. said that the ninth recolved $11.-'
000 in taxes in 1909 and 826,161 rm ..
Your L
Mr. Peck of Strotford said that no
w
(Continued on Second fuse.)
Willi“ liliil.
an. m unsound...
While Trying to I domination ’
at Tholtulh
Miss Elihu Webber. of Torrytown.fl.
Y., the popuior young W who I!“ I
been visiting (or the past wool: m
MM Halon 30033:, 9: W avo-
nue. come very um drowning ‘ :E..,
day while in bathingattne’xn ”Em. -‘ .
ills- Wephor is not A swimmer, pug.
had {one out to the amt. when LAN
1:
‘ water mi much over her head; and it;
‘ who when she was returning that tho
accident occurred.
Her plan with to travel lino-dolls **
rope. thus keeping hermit nhové WHEELS“
tor. but when she was about half m E
along, her teat come up and her hang?“
went down. She did not ontlmly lotto ‘
her presence of mind however. and m-
mined hol- hold upon the rope silo
had gone under the watch; and it w E.
only a question of a moment when aME‘
would he forced to loosen her hold AM
so down altogether She raised her
voice and said: “Please merino coma
and help me." Already Herbert Bold-r
win. from the float and Bullion rt
Thomas. from the shore. had notlood
her pmdicoment. and worn on the m *9-
to her mocha. .
Both marshal the young lady. one “LL”:
each aide. at Labont the some little. lit
their anxiouanou to keep Min We
horn hood above water. their vim-min
motion! caused her to min tiny. mg.
n niomont. Silo who quickly robot! ‘
and taken ahhoro without motor 111%
km” She who but ”‘ollulrtly the trot-dd: I2 ‘
for hot narrow «cape. save for tiny
amount or water she had “allowed:
E one also soon all ham Anglo and
was ablo to leave town today tor hurt
homo. Tho ni’lsir canned quite u out":
At the Knoll but all woo over quickly;
.‘l‘ho young men who have Minn Walk
her rho old which undouhtédlr “#66.
nor lite. tire deterring or clout credits
for their ”proton and decisivo notion. , I '
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