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Vote Taken Late Yesterday Alternoon Was till to 53 in.Favor
of Measure Erection, Appropriation ot $50,000 ircm the
State—Senator “woven and Representative Williamson
Oonpratulated and the Norwalk Delegation Was Most
Enthusiastic Over the Outcome
FKIRHEKR RRRKIK REliRKlIRK 'KRKER
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FRR KRE RRIRRE AKKR PARK
Even Representative Dundee. oi Eaeton. Came to the Front in the
Right Way and“ Was Given Rousing cheers—The New
Canaan Troii’ey Bill Went
Over
fly a vote at its to 53 the Norwalk
bridge and park bill wee passed over
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin's veto in
the House of Representatives at, Hart-
ford. yesterday, the action being in
concurrence with the Senate'e ct Tuea-
day, when that body. by a vote at 22
lo 8. paiiéd "the bill over the gover»
nor's veto.
To the many Norwalkera who were
galleries. yesterday afternoon. the mo-
milleries. yesterday aftrnoon. the mo-
ment was one of tense excitement. as
the clerk of the House dobd oil the
handle in a monotoaous tone ot voice.
As the you or days flashed back. each
loin lift ‘
‘ ill illiililii inn
Whose Husband Is at-
leged to Have Run Away
With Anotiler. Tires;
oi Lite
SUFFlELD. Aug. 31.—-hlrs. Jennie
Bowen. of this place. was round un-
consolona in a «bedroom in her home
here yesterday tram strychnine pola-
onlng taken with suicidal intent. On a
bureau won a note addressed to her
parents who livo in Seeley Creek. N.
Y., which was as toilowa:
“Dear Pa and Md—AB this in my
tool day i want you to have my
things. When been tlnda me he can
bring the home dead. i can't stand
it lunch longer. Goodby. Jennie."
The been referred to in the note is
hire. Bowen‘s husband, who disap- M
peered ten days ago and it is alleged
went to Chicago with another woman.
airs. Bowen received a telegram from
him Tuesday saylna there were two
.iettar'a in the general delivery at
Boringhald. Mesa. for her explaining
them they would not deliver them to
her. Encoding over her triathlon in
thought to have temporarily daraom
her mind. The]. attending physician
thinks. she has 'a chance tor .raccv-
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claw vsaata cav.
Tomorrow will up New Year‘s day.
at least all tar as the selectntan at the
town are concerned. The decal year
oi the town closes with today and the
eel-omen have been busy all morning
with the bills against the towglwllol
have plied to because at liesir- action
in the papers at the and at the ilsoa
your. ‘
Cleaning optics old yearned rushing
everything trash and new-tor council
row. is practitiilb‘aaflhfl tits «Wee
have been doing all day.
«IOTWI.
“atomic.“
one having a direct influence on the
future of old Norwellt. those present
eagerly kept track. Up to the time the
tirst thirty members had voted. the
tight etood even. fifteen yeae and so
come in end the vote there was about
evenly divided. matters began to look
righter. Litehileid county came
out strong tor the bridge. only two
votes being raglatemd against the
measure. run-cent county stood by
solidly. every «presentatlva present
voting yea. even. to r-Baot‘aaantativa
‘ (continued on
are. eucrresuro
eticcto me a rage
Mrs. Stewart H; Elliott. oi Constant
Hill, Norwalk. while driving her small
Regal automobile in lain street. yes‘
tierday afternoon. met with “a slight ac-
cident. Building. the automobile
struck a tree which was gauged a
little.
Main street. as wall as tho other
streets oi the town. is in a wretched
condition, due to the recent rains.
Automobiles will slttd no matter how
careful a driver may be and how Mich
caution they will exercise, when the
roads are in their present condition.
Thus it came about that Mrs. whiten
had her accident. escaping quite luck-
ily. She was going slowly along. heap-
ing the onto as nearly straight as pol.
eibie. when it suddenly. despite all she
could do to prevent. started to ahld.
Faster and faster the car skidded. un—
ill with a little crash it struck a lat-we
insole tree to treat 0! the residence
ct Barnuel N. Holmes.
Report bad it that hire. Elliott had
thrown from the car. which hid
been wracked. but investigation prov-
ed this story tells. Aside tram the
bending of the runnlnp heard there
was no damage, and Mrs. Elliott ran
the car home under its own power.
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MAWD OF IITKNATI DID NOT
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Members Iheuld 13y and that Topath.
or Taillplvt.
some members (at the board or esti-
meta and moon the better out in an
appearance tonight. alas the constable
will be sent tor them. it was said to-
dsy. Only slit them were peanut
last. availing aan‘a penguin achdtitatae
awvsu members. Mainly $ do
business could he team.“ ill.
meeting was adicurnsd until‘ihis m
hing. ‘
There is nascent do at em-
to ca transacted. revive the trsaetsrrica
«delivers! accounts.“ {acting on the
resignation it and Willis a cue
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will lie ahlllifl
tcafte illlir trade
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Five People lniureii Because New
Motorman. 'i‘oclt curve at a
High Rate ct, Speed
unnrronn. Ans. eta-mo people
ward Morrison. seriously. last night
when an Elisabeth Perl: trolley car
struck a curve near the Park at. a
high speed and running ott the tracks
a distance of forty toot toppled over.
Rev. Morrison received a broken
shoulder and collar bone and out
about the head and lace.
The other injured are hictorman
Michael Resting. ribs broken and
scalp wounds; Harry Gaines. conduc-
tor. bruises. land William Managed
and Miesdxlnrn Prltchard. or New
Britain. cut and hruleed.
The accident was due to the fact
that the motel-man wee new on the
run and his failure on a preceding
trip to light lamps designating where
the cure runs. He supposed the
curve was further about than it was
and therefore did not electron the
speed of the car when he should have
done no. ‘
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JURY IXPIfiTI GAIE TODAY.
0“—
Fata of Paul Galdal Will Probably be
Decided Iamatlma Tonight.
NEW YORK. Aug. It—«Paul Galdal'a
talc should be in the hands of the My
today. and the 12 man who will decide
whether or not he murders! William H.
Jackson may reader a verdict by nine
tall. counsel for each side were can
pected to take an hour and .a halt
each this magic sum up the case.
JuduOralnpl-chshlywdil ocean boar
toinl's‘eb'argaaadlttbauac‘aaaas»
upeecad interruptions the case may
be given to the jury by the middle oi
the afternoon.
The prosecution in its closing am:
meat will rely mainly on m casti-
moay ot the police encore who m
that Geldcl we a dull confession.
The district attorney believes that his
medical experts have s frilly con-
tradicted the assertion oi the“ play“
clans called by the defense. who da-
clarar that Jackson died at heart trail;
his. The defense relies noon the one
timony or these doctors and will argue
um although Oaldel i'ougleowllh reel:-
son it was only in aaltdatanao. and
that the broker's death was line not to
the beilboy's blows or to the chloro-
form soaked rag eluded in his mouth.
but to a weakness oi the heart which
caused several blood vessels to burst
under the strain of tha"ctruggle.
"LING TAX Lilli“.
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Town Clerk Imiiil Finishing Up the
York at the Year.
There have been one hundred and
eighty-live tax inns tiled this year.
which is the largest number that Town
Clerk Herbert it. Bmlth ever tomato-
bera having had to die. There are set-
dom over a hundred but this year no
one seams to have money.
Rhodonoilh Park has something to
do with it, according to Air. Smith.
and also Oslmuts Path on the New
Canaan road. The land in these places
would not pay for the aapenaaa of salt-
lng them. and so the money cannot
be collected.
By buying a box of Oshawa you
would get a lot. which would cost you
two dollars for the deed. «and ten
Ocnla tor the nuts. Than the land was
worth about 25 dams and you could
begin to tlsure’hp how much you
were stung. lotus at the lots are not
large enough to hold a good sleep
goat. ,it is said. and those who own
them. having purchased Gallant» do
not wish lac pay lanes on them. ,
Theaters. the dillculty at cctie'cv
line because at the vsluleaaaaas ctr/tile
property. miracle this money and
makes a‘ lien for Town Clerk arena to
and a company in which he is
ad had as many more.
7 HOOPWAL WWII.
Edward ‘i'ilicrdtct New. Danica. was
interest
toasters».
who in. st mom»
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were injured. one of them Rev. Edw
cope. one realdsht alone had separate '
tax liens on littean placeaot properly. "
admitted. last evening. nor median
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Wilton Thoreiiphlylreueeli at
Deed and lies Furni'sheda .
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Two Bullet llciea Fanlld in and
3“!
Harry ii. Maudlin. oLBoldan Hill.
80th Wilton. was allot and instantly
killed ahertly alter} it. o‘clockwhia‘
morning. His asaaiihnt is thought to
have been a mo. ”rite Hos-walkou-
lice are on the lookout tor the mne-
darar. and it is likely that a number
of Wilton people will term a peace
to ecour thb weeds toe the same.
As near as can he learned flaudltn
went out to the roar oi his yard. near
the barn. to oust a tramp who had
built a tire near the ,building to keep
warm. ‘ro emphasise tale statements
to the tramp about his vacating the
premises. Haudliu evidently plum up
a stick. tor one lay near him where
he was (and.
M two bullet tides have thr
in ‘Ilaudlia's hack. it is probably that
ha Militia-tramp. in than
stained that when the laser pulled a
gun. Intestine-use to run. a. bad
evidently not gulls far from tho plans
or the altercation. tor he lay he
downward, probably instantly tilled.
byeitharcnaorboth ottbaballats.
Ir. landlln'a aged tether heard the
shots tram the house. and ran out lm~
madtataty to sea what was mountable.
Ha round thabodycthleaoalyingaa
be had talisman the oldartlaodila,
ran tor help. a physician was techie.
leathtllaving coma betoca hiavarrival.‘
Word was caiaplcmd trues Dr. 1‘. A.
Fletcher's house to Norwallt tor Hedi.
cal Examiner 8. ii.'iinntingtoa. who
went immediately to the place. The
Norwailr polio. were also notided. but
there is no clue to work on. as prob
ably the only one who saw the mur-
derer was the dead man blmsslt.
The theory that the crime was com-
mitted by a tramp is evidently the
only plausible one. as the Hamilton
unusual—-
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Wile cl Miltord Blacksmith, Heir
to Milli. Required by Will
to Marry Salter oi tier .alrl-
hood Days . .. '
That there is a provision in the
will which requires thatshe marry
“other man. a suitor of her girl-
hood. in order to win the fortune.
comes as a development today which
now threatens to deprive hire. Mao
Baldwin, or Billiard. from the his
estate which she recemly learned she
was heir to. Another development
is that the estate. instead of consist.
ing'of secoooo‘in money. also in-
cludes 8600.000 in real estate. accord-
ing to details received by hire. Balti-
win.
Now the wife of a Milford black.
smith oi humble circumstances and
with barely coauxh moody to support
her family of five children. Muffin-
out
win has been unable to retain
assistance in fighting tor her rights.
and triends now tear that she may
lose all.
tl‘he story is that lira. Baldwin then
waa‘ Miss Mas Douay. aloficd with
It. naidwtn as a young girl.
George 1). Curtis was a suitor for.
her hand and bar lather insisted that
they marry. Even in his dying day.
evidently he stuck to his wish and de-
manded that she marry tba‘awcetheart
at her girlhood. Strange ”to say. Cor-
tis is one at the signers of the unique
document.
As lira. Baldwin’s husband still
lives this makes a marriage lmpoul-
«blue.
one. esteem in mm over
this m, in the muster new
Will! Island‘s"! will
do acacia her an attorney who win
Illa the light; '
will-casement:
select sec nelson
Prabtdpat Nehemiah Oandaa. oi the
Unknown lsnui‘aeearen'haso-
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REMR ISRRS MRIRR KRRRK
Top or Victim's llead Torn on and Remains Badly ordered at the;
Barker Launch Works Oroeeing This Morning at 8:30 0'0ch
-Scme oi the Wreckage ot the Better Truck Carried Silt
Hundred Feet Before the Train Wee Brought to a Stop;—
Umbrella they llave Hidden Train trom View ’
iiiiiiiiii l. lililiEll. illiiiiii iii llli _
w ' nun. ins till it till" lttnnl
Enpiceer OcuphertySctmded tile Whistle. But tipiae they Have P y
vented Ir. Lassen From Hearing it—llcroner Wilson is
flake lnvestlpal’ ion . »
William Lassen. of South Nor-walk.
was instantly killed this morning
when the Murray truck. which he wee
driving. was much at the Barker
Launch Worlte crossing by the 8:32
train on the Danbury branch of the
New York. New Haven and Hartiord
railroad. The truck wps wrecked and
pieces at it were strewn along the
tract tor a distance or several kindred
test.
There are several dilemnt theories
as to the cause at the accident. yet
the on. 'hlclstla most Willy.”
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the “Will!!!
. sent in rear
Just at this time. wnen’tae new
Washington attest bridge is upper-
most in the mind at every eltiaan 0!
Norwalk. it is interesting to how
something ot the history at th’paaa-
ant drawbrldga. which. having been
copied in that there was a awlhoiter
about a hundred feet down them.
trom the grade crossing “hits with,
and it is thought phat this chem
Lassen's view of the approaching
train. . .Ci
However. it might have been his
lnaltentiveneaa. caused by them
in rain. or the tact that ii. m a.
large umbrella over his hail find .3 .
not helir distinctlyhor that ha I!“
have seen the train. but thought
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tense-MocTV-imt ‘ '
'illiimiiii. “
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ThamaaOeroaranTallstha.."_j,v
ingot the mouths committee oi the
leash Norwall Club. at which time
the Wu and park and the harbor
ilaa mattar ,will be considered. Proba-
bly a special meeting at the associa-
tion will be held in the near News.
at which time these matters will be
considered and the support at the as-
sociallon given to each.
This marks the first move in the agi-
tation tor the matter. since its suc-
osssiul passage by the general assem-
bly over the governor's veto.
auaaaaaooa o'aalaers new
aoav.
Iallad PM Yokohama Today Var
Roma to Take Up His New Ditties.
toxic. Aug. ii—‘i‘homae .i. O'Brien.
tor many years American ambassador
to Japan. sailed truth Yokohama today.
on board the steamer Bhlnyo Itaru. to
tabs on his new duties as ambassador
- It the "will capital. .,
‘i‘ha departing masseu- was giv-
en, an unprecedented send-oil at Go-
Jdc. A large aces iy. representing
Vicinity of the
railroad/station; the gathering includ-
ing remediation or the imperial
household. as well as members of both
the cawilatooll and the retiring Kat.
aura ministries.
valor. ilvdoinrlan left the capital
asbriliihat danwail luncheon was givt
an in his honor by the, American Ulla
.varslty‘cluh.‘which is composed at
Japanese and drastic-a wastes.
you anomalies-rinse “my and can»:
Wreath waea~iavttsd.and' many"
mater-simmer 'i‘oitic and Ye-
kohama were present. ,
In. O'Mao was transferred to
itcrae. to tells the pleasiatt met by
aha We elicited. the hatch»
this; Wheat
Francis W. Hitler. new
no one to
anaemia files»
mg. to vent will admit has done good serving; The
d “. do,“ :2: mm!” '0, .3; Neverth Guam. in its loans or lay
built fortyatwc -yaars ago. ayeryone
. lawn Wreck
it. 1867. printed the following: m
The New lriiat- mew HAVEN. Aug. 31.—-'1‘homaa ‘0
The piles tor the new bridge across! Coreoran. cl 5““ street. Nari!»
the Kill‘bfl I" 50KB] "DUI! driven..n' Who “COM from "mam .
and soon we shall have a~oarrtage.1m asylum Sunday afternoon. and ..
drive around the entire circuit or the. who ". thought by m. authorities, {
h'o VKK‘Inl WK!“ “1}. Illicit a.“ w‘ht My. torn up ”I. “u "I“ a”.
improvement shall have m an ad the derailment and ymok e! that ‘ .3"
“WWW“ ““1 *6 mu “Ni ‘0 . Valley oxpcass at Middletown. Sunday.
sea ‘ “'"""y "0” the “W" "‘I‘ night. entailing a loss oi one lite‘and
GW‘I Point to eastern Kill. “.501“..er walked ““0 Act!“ cw
bridge and thence perhaps. WNW“! Smith's othce yesterday and gave him-
tba shore. up to the bridge and out by I," up. ~
Smith‘s pottery. Another road.""irom "i heard you we” looking tor ma
with ell-set. tumush by Pine Mind and i thought u heat to surrender‘fil"
to South Nor-walk is only a thing of calf." said Corcoran in Expllmfldu,
the immediate Mm The Willie. was locked up and the Middlaiowt
growth or Norwaik is secured. and '";anthorttias we}, notified at his cate-
the combined powers 0‘ 9'4 togylsm. turn and will come for him this article .
may chats the breaching till ram and noon. b '
they cannot arrest Norwalh'a onward cgpuln Smith oueetionad Comm V
“If“ ‘0 WWW“, and maiden. in the lockup about the wreck yaw
woman-a reumclaal. Lsaous. ”3.113733%... “or“ In
010th In! 'm.nh.n&oi&fiwnemum‘:ku:;: railway when he was in New ,4. .7
desire to ., ' haters being committed to the iaaairw
‘ pt/a on thwaobool question; as tum and had a knowledge or“
should "Id in their applications *‘K' wa’y section man. do their work.
' 4.
$3vm,;h. registrars of “I.“ “900‘ He appeared to be rational whats
g districts, as Friday is Bap-r h C tat lmlth “a
lambar 1. and after September 0 will examined ’ all n : .
baton late. Hal t " him or the tolled with great intelligence. my
child" by voilagpth‘K: £1? ‘ lain Smith d but that Cornered had.h
, . anything to c with the tearing”
MAN val-lo gum- up “a reg. oi the rails that caused the wreck. ‘
,. GLAIID MIAMI. .'
. PITT-FIELD. ls .. nus. Ila-Fal-
do hiallaeh. who axon a trolley nag:t Governor Baldwin has signed
in AMI «duration. filling twoillmq,“ vapors en the meteor
WI. «intracellular/lime.) a r. “Mu-cm for the .
rm "locum tom hymn coin r: NW‘ m' and .,
cruelty alumnae“, homlir. who an enumeration conspirapy . ‘
decree ’l‘uttia. commence-live, ‘ 12h eye-vireo ,.
“Molestation. “trimmer. against that-an is epithet .A .
Maid» item . superintendent alumnhkififigm mil-M»
thewetgte insane hospital in 8mm.” meditation L“ m “it
on em .. _
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