Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 29, 1911 · page 1

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Says the State, Under This Act.

Town oi iiorwaiii, Thai ot Tide'wster Flats and the Sum ot
$50,000. and He Disapproves oi Such Action on the Part of
the Legislature—ii Town Needs ll Bridge it Should Build it

at its [two Expense

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Should Not Favor 0ne Town Any More Than Others, and lie Sites
Some instances Where Towns iisve Had to Build and idsilt-
lain Several Drswhridnes—Wiiiinp to Approve out it Section
10, Carrying $50,000 Gilt. iQEilminstedl

 

HARTFORD, Aug. 29.-—-()\‘er the
governor‘s veto by a vote of 22 to 8.

the senate passed the bill for the new“
Washington street bridge and pnrls in,
Norwnilt with 850.000 state aid.

The veto message was read and then
Senator Donousn mode a strong plea1
to the senate to give to Norwaili the.
assistance it needs in building the'
bridge, which will be used for inter-
state and litterurnsn trolls its. said.
um ill it so I rod.
or the W mt Momlcs‘
grants stale std. He claimed that the
governor's. premise that a precedent
would he esttblished in that tour
blidges in New Haven would be on
titled to state aid was entirely wrong. i

lilSiiliiS Hill! Tiiill
. STERN llllilill

Samuel l.. Wood to Bethe; Other
Matters to he Considered
Tomorrow Night

Snmilei in Wood. who has for some-
“Illa been on ettlcient member of the
Town llosrd oi Estimsto and Taxation.
this handed in his resignation. it is
with extreme regret that the members
of the town hoard heard of Mr. Wood's
determination, for he has ever been a
inithflil snd vnlusble member oi the
board. Action on his rosllnstion will
be token st a special medulla of the
ilourd to be held. Wednesday cvcninx.
August 30, in tho selecttnen‘s parlors.

Notions of the special meeting were
received by the members of the bosrd.
this morning. The meeting was cull.
ed for usvsrsl purposes which sro
firstly. to transfer instills truth the
oppraptintlon from the onmtnulntlon
tax to the appropriation for the noun:
ty «tsx; secondly. to transfer iron; the
appropriation for the Aimshouse s sum
tor hospitals sud .ontslde 'Milpdll'fl;
thirdly. to melts sit appropriation of
$017.80 to cover dsmsssls done by
dogs; tout‘tlliy. to transfer ”Add from
the nmlmprin‘tion for miscellaneous
matters to tho npmjoprlsticn for elec-
tions. Minty. to till‘the vscsnry in the

membership oi the bond. curated by
g the resignation of Bumnoi l... Weed.

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MAP! 0' MARION UNI.

0n Inhibitioll
Norwsiits

Mirror Albert Si. Pohlm hits rel
solved s commutation lit-om (inputs
it it. misses, of lists Lindon, to the
client that its will submit depths oi tbs
map showing the mono-ed harbor line.
the some to he placed in the ioliowlnsl
[illitill or business tor the inspection at
interested chlsonsi Adolph w. W

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itor said, were unlike that st Norwaili.

idalies Two large Bills to the

The bridges in New Haven, the snow

The latter is s drsuhrldge sud will
be crossed by street railway trscits.
The town will be obliged to conform
in its construction to the chnrscter of
ironic over it. and yet that trsfilo is
not in Norwalh. *

The since will require that the
bridge be unable or osrrying the
street esrs slut set the am on
the taxes on the operation oi the cm

stats hslntslns it's hiihwsys sad
the ststo should pay a port oi the es.
Dense of building this bridge. which
will be mainly used in ststs sud interr
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But the South Norwslll Authori-
ties Are Busysnd its will Soon
he in Court

 

Dsrlmess st mldnlsbt, lsst evening.
covered up quite effectually as plots s
cm of rosd hogging on bus been ex.
ilerioncsd in The Norwslits for some»
time, sud will cost Miss Abbie J. De»
roan. of New Csnun. considerable in
the why at repairs to her msohlne Ind
insy cost M. C. Mom. of Btsmford.
something in the wsy or s line for
breaking the automobile lsw. resorti-
inu driving I machine with the inhaler
wide open.

. Miss Devesn's car was coming up
the narrow and dsngeroils Wilson
Point rosd. the scene at so msny scci~
dents. this sssson. end was huggins
the right side oi the road as closely on
possible. Mosd's msohine osms dying
down the road st an excessive me of
speed with the mother wide open sod
the eshsusts wsrnin; sli thus there
on. something doing in the way of
road hurtling by this our. lnstesd oi
turning out n slllllolsni llllilsiicll to
olesr tho New Csnsn slitomobilo. the
driver ntlthn Mend csr shot by. curry-
inn with it s portion ot the reunion
bosrd at the other. which dsmsgsd the
meolllno consider-ship.

Thoroughly incensed at the notice at
the titsmtond car. which itspt right on.
the driver oi the New Osnssn csr
tinill ly turned the neutrino and snot
sits the Stamford our. sun
numhsrrei the flute. which or re-
portted to the lionth 10de police.

berths out of the Jurisdiction of the
police Walnut. Mt! Sheri! D.
Louis nitrides was autism sod cote
led his pillow tor-the chose. After two
hands of work, the short! trusted the
Stamford ills. secured his witnesses
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. Inn for strip lotions“. sitsr which

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idles Nina idsrparet Godirey Be-

comes” the Bride oi C. 0.
Evans

 

At the most beautiful isii home wed
Rains this season. Miss Margaret God
trey. of Wilton, became the bride of
Christopher iiiroimrd time. also a
Wilton young innit. st 2:i5 o‘clock this
siternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home oi the bride's
parents in Wilton sud there were
about titty guests. all relatives of the
contracting purtles. Rev. Mr. Under
wood. the new minister in Wilton, oi-
flciated at the wedding, which was s
.most pretty one in every detail.

Mills Gadiroy is s young lsdy oi so
compilshnicnt and is well known in
the Norwaihs as well as in her home
town. She hits a great runny friends
who are extending congratulations. Mr.
Evans is the well-known Wilton car-
penter and s young tons of integrity.
hoidins‘tho respect oi nil who know
him. ,

The house iron appropriately and
prettlly decorated with esters. golden
rod and many other flowers which
blended beautifully and rustic the en-
tire scene one most charming to be-
hold. The ceremony unwarranted
under s wedding bell of roses which
use hood in the new window of the
large parlor.

Leroy Evans. brother of the groom,
noted in the csilsctty at best use.
while Miss one. Godlm'. sister ot‘
the bride. oltlcistod as maid of honor.
The bridstnsids were silt cousins of
tho bride. the Misses leis Stevens. in»
sud W Benton. issbslln Home”.
Lils desire; “it Idiot Perry

The bride was tenutltnll; attired in
a creation oi white silt: and carried a
bouquet of while bride roses. The
maid of honor worn n dress of white
embroidered hstists and csrried a
shower bouquet oi pink roses. The
bridomsids ware gownsd in huldsom
dresses of ping voile sud curried bou-
quets of pinlt ssters. One ring was
used.

A reception iolldwsit the ceremony.
at which the guests were entertninsd.
A weddins nos-t wss served.

They will “desert surly in the seed:

they will take up their residence iii
their newly turnished sust‘ttnsnts in
let. N. Y. Hen they 1will be at
home to their friends sftsr October
lst.

NEW 0AA“! IA!
WEI "0TH!!!

‘Dsrius Wes-d. other Csnssn. llss
brousht sctionln the superior court
against his two brothers. Herbert ls.

 

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of New Csnssn. tor a ”conveyance
of property to him. or for 36.000 dsirr
II".

The plaintiff ssys in his compisint
thst he entered into so ssmmsnt
with Ambrose it. snd Boson 0. none
dict for the pointless of s nsrtsin per»
col ’0! isnd in New Csnssn. When
the time osme for him to complete his

oi illness. snd suthorissd his broth
ers to psi-term the contrsct tor him.
to give their non for so much of the
nurchsse prics so should reinsio uni
psid. sod to have the dead married
in their nstns. but with the under-
standing that when the pistntlii wss
resdy his brothers were to convey the
"W: to hint.

The plaintiii soils illst he gave his
brothers 08.000 to rush. the purchsss.
Tits brothersdidssthsyssrssdsodo.
not! had the property recorded in their
hams. They. however. hsra Moses
to convey the property to the plain
hsiilf when he tonne s deans“. hush
the soil. ‘ . ‘

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. “Noflc's '

shooter supply at ,rssors hss been
received st this titties. Coupons they
be redeemed st the holder's canton
lance.

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HOIH‘NRL NOT“ . .
Miss Finance Present. of CI M

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But Palli'llll‘illliliilildfl Will Be
Questioned Totes. by Attorneys
tor the Defence

i’liiSllS ililil Sill Till
BllTTll iiillyl Sil!!iliilii

liliil Tell st Their Actions Foi-
io’wino Purchase oi Bull

:nnernnrim
Vt. Aug. due-mums and intensive
cross-snsstnstlon of Peel D. hostile.
cousin oflisnrar (Euthanasia. in. in-
dicted tor mile‘nsurdsr. was planned
by counsel for the (intense tor todsy.
with the purpose oi boosting down. if
possible. the story of the silelsd con-
iosston of the prisoner related on the
stud yesterllsy hr the Common-
wealths stnr witness. lawyers for the
defense ind contort-ed at Richmond
with liens-y t‘. lie-tile. Jr.. during the
night sud surly iodsy. when he woe

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thsdpsslsisrssirsu
“WRWIMAller
Tilrssbsys‘Vlsril

F'rsdsrlcl'lilodsss. oi the lit. John
(- Kmsr Columns. «South storwsiii,
returned. lost suiting. fro- iuhd C."
lions islsnd. when its hes been on
cased tor the past time inn in mult-
ins repairs to Commodore J. Stunt-t
liisrillon‘s dyer. Vivs. which is outer.

 

.dsnsur ss pisb'il’y II storm signals
COURTHOUSE, *oould hsr‘e done.

wssritsn rosecssr

Showers tonight: Wednesday on.

 
 
 

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Owner tied a Narrow mm.
But Continued Trip to Sdhth
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. One of the local ssii boat enthus-
lusts. whose name could not be lesrn-
od. came so near to losing his life sud
his line little ssilbost yesterday after-
noon as man ever did in these wsters.
lint after all his trouble the man in
question was not injured and his boat
was none the worse for the adventure.
except for losing u good deal ot its
mint.

A, strong southerly sols biewlnto
the Knob Olub hsy. rolling high waves
which were I menses to sit oi the
smaller omit. Wares estimated at six
feet in height. dashed upon the rock.
bound shores of the Sound. lint few
small hosts ventured out into the surf.
wliilecroa we; inflict! telling of the

One‘ mun. either braver than the
rest or else overtaken on his way
home by the wind and waves. run out.
however. “He wss running in his little
dory before the wind full tilt. lie wss
sighted deem the Knob Club on he
founded the Wilson Point dock.

Either the tiller broke or the man
lost all control of his crstt in the
excitomnnirot the moments. for sud—
denly the best shot with great speed
on the crest at s buss costlier. right
up onto the rocks in front of the hiss-
sie Wireless and Isrins Transmission
sistlon st Wilson’s Point. a short dis.
tunes from the Roots. The oral: so
the host. struck the MI! called sons
01'".th nun who ‘1! M
in tile is see locum“ or the
cult onions iron: the water holding
the sheet tins. '

Tbs host wss curried sway from
the shone by s sudden tress oi the
wind sad overboard sssin went the
men. muttering curses beneath his
emu: st the notions oi his host. Hsnd
our hand he pulled himssit to his
suit along the sheet line. and moh-
W 11 lull he clsnthered sbonrd.
duschs‘dtothsshin its managed to
heed the host sgsln hetero the wind
sud continued his looms: toward the
resin channel oi she hot-oar.

Whoslutlssnths boot was sand-
din. rspidiy towsrd Keyssr lsilld.
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ed in sud will psrticipsts in the inter
nstionsl Best races. to he held st
Huntington on labor Day. Air Hod-
gss was ensued in uniting rsnstrs orR
miter s nsthening the rudder no:
or ntns so tilst there will he on choose

port of the host durtnl the mo.

s speed or over titty miles on hour will
suhlseuhs rudder to a terrific strsin

wm of Cousins. x, Y» sud V. wfl'lrnd it is tumours that it should be. parry gsthsrsd mm, in . mention

on strengthened as to withstood his
es no accident to the steering spps-
rstlls would spoil all chances at the
host Hill lit the runs

will tslts psrtlcular interest from now
on. is a wonderful little cult. Ills
mourns slung the deck Just I! lost.
with s bsssl cl it test s inches. Her

contract ill was unsbts to on soonentlmu "m“ "“"l' m ”mm“ and

she is equipped with Emerson «silos
senor-ling sis» horsepower. in her
om trisi irips tie it» Fume the
roads over titty miles so hour. nor
wss shs extended on thst occsslon.

Mrs Biscirton is the rssr commode“-
ot‘ the Motor Host Club or America
sod is constantly with‘his host. which
its lisllurss will giro s sood scoount
oi nsrsslt it on codes.

It. John A Keynes‘s Greyhound.
which is «sum to so rile lusts-l
boot in lodsi sisters, not set hsvins
bosshsnmwsnvlocslorsitMs
lemma“. is It“ W
with W entitles on till dinners

'srs mull-standstill honorarium
. lineup on lioness with list. The en-

slse is oi the some W used or
anthem instills. in his dries one»
unless Victor stem of tile has
one Issins mm. of whorls.
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of soy socidsnt in this roost inportsns,
i

The incl that the vm will crisis?

The Visa. to shlch the Norwsllts'

punksmmremtton,

lug, so that it was Judged she had not
been greatly dstnssed by her sudden
sud fierce contact with the rocks.

"Gilli“! LA! ,
.n BAIPAIII

Bocillistn in South Nonslli toolt sn
lather decided step forwsrd. lsst even-
ing. when the locsi monitors of the

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which was held in their room in the
Lsuder Bloch. in South Nsin street.
voted to piece a city ticket in the
hold A osucus will he held in the
liaison Point Division oi Lite stars'
worse in the penis hiooit. on Wednes-
dsr svssiss. ”September e, st which
tints the ticket will be nonllusted.

be meeting which won held last
evening. wss so enthusiastic one
throusiiont. Peder Bach. oi Norclon.
who wss formerly ldsntldsd with on
station in South Norwslh. and is well
known sud tilted hers. presided over
the session. which wss largely sttend-
ed. A committee. consisting oi Rich.
srd Volsht, Willlsin A. Britons nod
Minuet P. Holmes. was sppointsddo
drsft s skeleton pisttortn, which will
he snisrged upon sud sdoptsd st the
assess.

The Bocisllsts srs plsnnlna to malts

s “anions would sod initiations

titst they will infuse lotto lids,
“Into til. pollutant attention is this

i have srrivsd.
pinching to let down to business st
sit surly cats is dstnnnstrstsd by the
early csucus, which will sire such
nominee no opportunity to em his
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. good graces by etesilog 85 (min hire.

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idr. and idrs. Harry Farrinpton
.idsde Victims ot a Dirty and

Frieudiess Youth.

lliSlPi’lliilll Willi 35
ll liilliiliiliill

Police Are on tile Lookout- for
the Ungrateiul Scamp

 

 

 

 

Air. and Mrs. Harry Farrington, of
Pine street. South Nor-walk. have
about made up their mind that charity
begins at home after their experiencel
at this morning when a young man
whom they took in and fed sud shei-
ierled. repaid their hospitslity and

Fu'rrlngton.

A couple of days one s dirty. forlorn
and pltlfui young men: applied at the
home for assistance. Mrs. Farrlngton's
sympathies overpowered her good,
Judgment sud she took the fellow in.
The guest was dined and given it
home until he could get work. it be-
ing his avowed intention oi seeking
slspioylnent. rooming. shortly
utter] o'clock. roots mu diso-
ussrsd and «Muslim, when hits.
W went to her house drawer
to secure a dredoilsr not. which she
tucked sws'y for safe keeping. it wss
sum the missing. A hurried larch
ensued, lira. Forrington betas unwil-
ling «outline to believe tint her
guest had thus Mild her for her
”Raisins“. Home". no train. oi the
money being inund, Hr. Mission
wss scqsslnted with the sitcom-ts!»
cos sod lumsdistsly informed the no
lion;

The young fellow use his some on
Steve. his Christian name not built!
been divulged. its is described as be-
ing shout sixteen years of ass. short
and thin. its was dressed in s my
unit with knee pan"; wore n pink
shirt with checks in it sud had on s
blue cap. The loos] police on on the
lookout tor the this!

ll! Him iiflllll
lillllllii ll iliilllii

Cro_psAlss Leid'st by the M
Severe Storm in they Years

NEW MILFORD. Aug. lo.-—~'l‘hs
Psi-it lens section of the town wss
visited by s slush stood tordsdo late
yesterday. which uprooted tress". lifted
the roots oft houses. moved buildings
snd dsmsged tobscco. The loss hss
not been estimsted. but will be very
heavy. The wind shorts. which swept
a path three miles long by a quarter
of s mile wide. struck the patch of
Arthur mvonworln. where s desert
or more ash sud hickory tress. some
three test in diameter. were blown out
of the ground. leaving holes is lost
deep: 100 sppis trees were blown out
of the around. and s tobseco shed. to
by so inst. wss moved four test all its
toundstiou. Fences were isid low.

The west root or the horns of F.1d.
lisidwin was ripped od‘ no a turns
wsgon house him to blues sud dosh
tsrsd sround the cousin. At the
horns ot'tisorss 9. ltsrtin the entire
asst loot. rsitsu end all. were blown
oil and hsli st titsxtrsst enlisted tits
sense into. Several outbuildinas sod
kudos were rsssd to the ground.

Warren Cm lost three sores

 

 

 

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HAS REI’ll .

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Champ Clerk Says idr. To
Not State Robin iiis ‘1

Recent Speech

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Says Democrats Kept Rf.
With the People .,

QUINCY. 111., Aug. 39. '
Clark. speaker of the NAM
of Representatives. below
here early today, replied emu ”‘
to President‘s Tut's speech 1
deiivarod at Hamilton, Mm,
Ssturdsl.

in a signed interview. the
accused the president. of not
tacos. He said he did not rcpt
the insurgent Republicsnnw‘ho
doubt will take up the oddest.
own behalf." He declared men: 7 _.
things that if the tsrlt! we is.
used as s pretext for denying
revision downwsrd. the I.»
will out 0! its supplies.

 

 

 

 

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ordeal o! cross-exhumation.
odPsulGoidel. todsy. at his , w
the murder of Willism H. “chm.
sand broker. For so hour null
yestnrday afternoon the
tried to shnko the version of he .
death given by the doiflllnntll’
direct testimony. a version m
fer-ed moterlsliy fro £1th at “
legisd confession inlroduold MR .
district attorney.

The hellhoy stock to his m
gsrding the use a! chloroform l ,
said that he stuled s rug

while he lay unconscious for m '
would revive and give the slum. . ‘
he ind no intention of killlli‘ m.
Ooidol swore that be men "
.isoilson only st‘tsr the lsthi‘ m .
incited him

The defense hss nine or ten
witnesses.

HIE M Illlll P”
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The picnic committee of the r
labor Union held so important
ins. last evening. in the hotter
at which time. John w. Scull”
appointed mrshsi oi the . ,.
which will be held on labor Der.

Other smngstnsnts tor tits dd: , _‘
discussed at some lensth Add it,
thing prepsllsd tor the crest '
Those wishingto enter hosts to
psrsds are musstsd to notify 7
Bentley. who will sssixn then to.
pisses in the line.

 

 

of march wiii’hs down fins
«rest some the bridge to In!
nus. on East smus and W
iiili. throttsli Ws‘il strut iRsW‘

 
 

 

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