vorituodtitstc at sup. _ .
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Will Vote on Paving and improve-
mentiioiiiis in October
The recommendations of the board
of electrical commissioners regarding
tile reduction oi rates for electricity
were accepted unanimously. last even-
ing. by the South Norwulk board of
councilman. upon the receipt of u inv-
oruble report on the part of Council-
man Miller, committee on electricity.
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tins SWEET mm
riiiisttr strum:
After it litigation on several dtiier-
ent lines covering a period oi six or'
scion years. the elitists of Oils El
Sweet. deceased. was finally sottiedl
this morning. There was it complies;
lion in the estate matters. because i
the foot that the man had two divdrc
ed wives who figured that they shouldl
come in on the division at the estatel
This raised a question as to where
the man should be recognised as hav-
ing been domiciled. it Rhoda island
was declared him home. then the
wives could get nothing. but it Con-'
nocticut. then the wives could claim:
soroethlng by law. This question was
i
at last settled. however. and Rhode
Island decided at the man a home. Thei
mother claimed Connecticut
Another complication arose thronghi
the fact that since he died. the lost
three heirs that he had, two brothers
and a sister have also passed away.
Two administrators of the estate in
ithode island have also died during
the litigation.
\ The attorneys who halo been in
' teroated in the case rmm time to little
are Attorney (‘larence Aldrich. broth-
er oi Senator Aldrich; Attorney [nuts worm." PMUBO PrIINIM ‘
l. Angel and lieriJuniin W. Grim all
of Providence. From (‘onneciloiit
were Attor'tiey linrr) llnch Attorney,
John ll. Light and Attorney l. Bel?
ilf'li litirlliutt the latter mo of The
Noiwullta v
The estate was divided in tho tit-illo-
rnont between the mother unit the‘
.
stator.
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.it continued on tho remainder at its
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Steering Gear at Automobile
Brooks and Car Strikes
Telegraph Pole
Dr. E. E. Howell. Jr., figured in an
automobile accident Monday evening.
which might have resulted seriously.
when, in trying to avoid running ““0
a trolley car a abort distance beyond
the Noroton Bridge in Noroton. hie
chauffeur Hadrian, turned the car out
iniothe load. The steering'gear broke
and the car collided with telegraphg
poleii. throwing the two occupants into
the ditch.
The accident occurred about i) in
the evening. Theobauiicur was drivi
ing the car at a fair rate of speed, antL ‘
when the our came along. he had no
trouble in turning the machine into.
the road. However. when he endeavor-s
ed to bring it around into the center
of the road again, the front. wheels ro-
iuaed to swing around to the pull on;
the steering wheel. The machine?
crashed into two telegraph poleml
knocking one of them down. so great
was the impact. and both Dr. Remit:
and the chauffeur were thrown out or;
little out.
nothing more than a few bruises and a:
shaking pp. l
The machine was badly damsged.‘
The accident enticed excitement. lisp-l
potting. as it did. almost in front of a
trolley our toll of people coming 1mm
Darlen direction. The car was stop-g1
misfortune. “piloting to and one or
both badly iuiuosd by the tall from tb
runaway car. when it was tuned that
neither was host seriously. nag oi use.
passengers not into the car snail. mdl
run to the bridge.
Help was sent Dr. Rowell and his
chaufleut‘. but they "Mound to be in;
apparently as good condition as before
the accident. The damaged car was
taken to a nearby garage when it will 1
be put in repair When seen this
morning regarding the accident Dre
Rowsli explained that neither he nor:
his chauffeur was in the least hurt.
outside of a couple oi bruises and a
slight shaking up of the nerves.
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WINDSOR. lDCKS.St1pl
town was full oi excitement
dav. when it was learned
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Connecticut Company Asked to
Express its Proforma __
In the shortest session of tho Nor-
wslk City Council held since the pres
ant board was elected, James J. Gui-
der was last night appointed a special
policeman tor upper Main street and
the vicinity. Other business oi u no.
Luckily, both got on sublime nature vu disposed of and the
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for bread. cake. cookies. biscuits. aim.
to lianner Bakery Tel 36?.
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tilvllo limit uni 8mm Tool
is Assiirsd
At the meeting at the Sixth Com-
pany, Coast Artillery Corps. bald last
evening in the State Armory in West
avenue. basket ball came in tor loot, 5.11. oi the not Norwaik Board 9‘1
iinportantllpmhi the oliosrs oi tits NM
discussion and several
matters regarding this sport waro tail-
ed over and decided upon Basket
ball will not. start until Thanksgivinl
1 night, but the company thought it well
to begin matters early.
Theabaaltat bail team will be under
the management this season of Frank
« this until iii
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American Bsuo lay Bo Secured
and Sumter lionsvsn and Con-
‘ oral Fros'iilllli Speak
Mayor-Albert id. Pohhnan. in whom,
was, vested the power to arrange for
the masa~roesting to be held, tomor-
row evening, to llootn the bridge and
park propositionl} and more particul-
arly to have both‘t‘pmpositions explain
ed carefully to the voters. to planning
to have a gigantic roosting Although
the time allowed him is abort the IBM-
tor for discussion is not new and the
genial chief msgiltrate oi the city mas
sons at. the malt/fir with it until end in
its ultimate succ‘ s.
it possible, the", Wines of the Actor
icon Band will untitled. A short
parade through 0 principal streets
of the city will _ arranged. together
with a short. out-ot-doors concert. The
band will then go to Music Hall. which
has been rented tor the occasion.
Where it will alga boomer concert.
Nor will the '_ ting boa Booth Nor-
walk ailst‘r ent 3’. "Hum“: and
East Norwsik maple are cordially tn-
viied to attend this toasting and hear
the words at wisdom and truth which
will emanate iroltl‘tho speakers. These
will be gathered from South Norwaik
and Norwslk. For the South Norwalit
speakers. Mayor Pohlmln has second
Senator Jeremiah Donovan and Gen
oral Russell Frost, both of whom are
public speakers of acknowledged shit
ity. and who are conversant with the
propositions at hand. the unator hav.
to; led the Isht in the uoata and
bonds. and General Russell “Mt bdr-
to: heal one his.“ t
sidss. This 1h. also then
familiar with every detail oi the sto-
position at hand.
laviutioos Isis boon extended to
the members oi tho bridge committee.
the mayor and members pt tls board
oi councilman oi Norwalh. the pista-
bars oi the town board at apportion-
ltisat. thansmharsoithom Nor
walk Board or Councilman. tbs'aiotn
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Board of Mod oi the lentils“!
and Msnniacturers' annotation. oi
South Novwatk. Representative Will
ltamsoa, or Design. Ram-mauve
Elliott. oi amenWtch. Rrspresentativs
Burr oi Westport. the local members
of the house of representatives and all
a manner as to leave no doubt as to .
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nose by advert!
your-offerings in ‘
Sentinel.
weaviisri vonecasr
Unssttisd tonight and Thursday.
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Sign or Veto the Measure
Pissed Yesterday
Bill Hill livillllllll
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Committee. in Opposition
Despite the detenntned opposition
on the part of the railroad interests
and Senator Marsden chairman at that
i‘isll"03d committee. the senate acting
in concurrence with the house, planed
tbs arnondments to the law. provin»
mg for a charter for the New Canaan
Street Railway Company.
The bill was interesting in that it
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not you; tullan believed to be one or
the country's tor criminals in their
hails. the. today spread their
nails :or the sang oi bomb throwers.
bison-“morals“ kidnappers that have
tsri'oriasd muslin settlement hero
{or the past (our years. Gluseppi Cas-
tabla. who was arrested yesterday
{with a dynamics bomb under his cost.
will be arraigned today under the new
law which makes the more possession
of a deadly weapon a felony. but the
police hope to prove against him tar
c. Oodtroy. hum Dixon Ind Th°mn1othor members of ms iosisisiure who no... “Hon, cum...
J. Burns
success
iirst game will
under the name of the Newburgs.
After some debate a rule was snap
1tod compelling all local Sixth Com-
pany players to be members or the:
company withlhe exception of Thorns
as Dorsey. who has served five years
in the National Guard. and whose pne-
chial residence or St Mary' ii eliurlh
tlrew J. Piunkati, in an etiori to make.
Iclalmcd. Was in the residence.
groan was
rest-um iiilm' stl'oet. a well
local character
Borers going to the parochial rest
iisilod the
known:
ant duties as oilioer on the Norwaik
mum.“ m, the m0 brothers anti the and attempted to “audit Rev An police torcs preicnt him from further
The team will also be per-
him prgdueg President T“. who he mitted to secure an out- of town man
The for the center position it is is thousht
Frank Canning. and tilt “NOIIII‘J'
In order that funds for the start of
service.
the basket ball season may be secured
the Sixth company Voted to hold a
and promises to bs the must
i year tor some time. This
probably be played
with the Loaders. playing in the Mud-
son River League and better known
town and who assisted in
Norwailt measures through the Gen-
eral Assembly. A «null invitation
that the capacity or the ball will be
taxed to the limit to accomodoto the
men.
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FEBEIITIOI “META"
Charlosi. Donohus. .
will be a candidate tor ere-election to
the presidency of the Connecticut
stats Mention or Labor at the con-
i
week it no other strong candidate can
be round to make the fight against the
churrh,;dauce in the Armory on October 0th ”0- called socialist element which spits
moor to Company” a storage house and opening the altar railing doors. and ”It! proceed! to to for bnukol hall lto gain control 0' “‘0 federation. k
local ilepoi. a new building here. is on
tire. The loss will ho over "00.000.
(iihor parking houses are in danger.
(tuition it Company, wholriialo grocery
t‘klilllllnllllmfll ndioininu Armour it.
(“outlining Ia burning and the "To is
out under control.
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DOUILI WEDDING CEREMONY.
Thomas a Skelly. oi Norwniit is
in ilrooklyn. today. attending a double
wcdding ceremony his brother and
ulster having decided to have their|
ivodinus on the sums titty snd’st the
some time.
William tr r. easily, the iii-other. is
to lake Miss Elia Galvin as his bride.
while Mills Catharine Carlotta “slim
the sister. is to in W to John
Wheeler The courses? is to bs M
turmoil in St. Augustine‘s church in
Rrooklyii. and MW? 31W "
of iirooiiiyu. is to parrot-in the doublet
Barrios. ' . . .
Money well" ' ,
you: is via
. plcied
:wiih Canning. but it was useless, the
jlhtior striving to strike him with a
firm who was is diam. thallrcys
[then fill {in mus his visit to the
dragging in a chair placing it in
.a prominent place before the ruliingu
His preparation for the reception com.
be rushed to tlip parorliiillji
mahionce and demamiodoi’resldeni
Tait. Father Pliinutt tried to rousoni
“chair at the same time wildly scream:
log for the president. The priest
is well 1“!an as an athlete and he
succeeded in holding Cunning” until
the arrival of Oilicsr i‘. 1". March?
(tannins was tuned later to be violent-
ly insane and was taken to the slate
Hospital for the insane at idl‘tidie-
town, by auto later in the day
motors to lilo church. Can»
Ill“ 1;, lows clerk's cities
and ‘ oi mas Catherine
to” the all” Willa she lied to the
am he followed suit. and it. Was
Siv'ecii orchestra of eight pieces, on
turned tor the pension. has already
been secured and it is likely that
lump sum will be netted by the dance.
The company accepted lill invitation
ii‘ti’lii Biamiord Co. to be present at
their parade and dedication at their
new armory in Itsmiord on Columbus
Day. October 12th. it is cause that
there will be quite a tarps turn oi oi
the company on ting occasion. ; .
indoor baseball was discussed slight-
ly. it is planned that. Norwslk shall
enter into the league with Greenwich.
Bridgeport and standard and that dur-
ing the season one some a wool: will
be played: Much inteflot is being is»
has in this popular sport.
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AWIUBAN OLUI MEETING.
The South Kuwait Republican Club
will holds meeting at the onion oi
Gloria 1H. Vosburgli. this1 imam
day) evening. at. it o’clooii. All its:
pubiicsss are invitedto be presses.
preempt o. mm
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was authoritatively stated in labor
.qirciss here today. Mr. Donahue do-
n‘cllned to say Whether he will lead
the fight of the conservative iorosa
in the federation. won on. polishes
making the run a red but tight for
this honor is prediotpdrss the social-
ists connected with the federation
sro rushing a strong etiort to oust
Donahue troll: the position. vouch he
has held tot-same years.
Three candidates are in theilsld tor
the position at soilrotsri oi the toners-
tton to succeed Patrick ti. Connollcy
oi Daubnry. who resigned ioliowina
his appointment to the cities or state.
labor commissioner
John F. Reilly. of Marleen. now
stats organiser. is one at the man
1 said here to be out tor Controller‘s
lilacs and the others are. John Daisy.
s msmbwotvtho. disarmkm' union
st must we tells a. O’Neil. oi
Bridesporl. Elihu Reilly lands
are within a striking distance of the:
puttlu'
nation to be held at Derby mail
"in many ways Csstsbile is the most
important prisoner we have ever en-
tertalned; said Police inspector
Hughes. “There have been seventeen:
,is extended to Mary cm!“ in "'9 bomb explosions in the itsilan nasal. willing mood though not a see
town to be tin-IN" and it i! "Poem tor in the past month: how many 0ft one than at any time toi- some yeara'
those Castabile. who was known as
”The Fox.‘ and his subordinates
hope to iaston enough on him to re-
move him room the scans ot operations
ior some time."
The detention of Castsblle to 310.000
of New Haven ball has proved the nine oi the new dates for the one. of mtyor are in
"deadly weapon” law; and for the
more possession of a bomb "The Fox "
i'lllis law was passed pmiculsrly to so
mist the police against elusive itsiisn
criminals. who it is dinicult to convict
boosuss their victims are atrsld to too-
ttty against them.
.iitvssoi nits
1 riisoiisiissioiit
Lester James. one or the young pa-
per boys employed by William P.
Beers at his South Main street store,
that with a painful accident. yesterday.
and bad a narrow escape from more
serious injuries. when he tell from the
susrd rail oi the blooms street bridge
to the street. a distance oi about i‘li
teen test.
its is the custom of those born. Mas-
ts: James was hurrying over the struc-
ture s'iter the paper train had pulled
out and before the Danbury train plat-
toil. too was a little late and last as
he who sop‘rosotdus the and or the
structure. the Danbnry train sta
1:1» tad issued to the sins um»
hive lawsuit gird ' smooths lost his
on W to stash: For-
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may be sent to prison for seven years. ‘
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All the Parties to Hold Caucuses
and South Norwaili Republi-
can Club Hosts Tonight
Politics are‘ becoming lively at the
present time and within a very low
days the reflective parties will have
selected their candidates for the town
and city tickets and the fight will be on
in earnest. The spirit of unrest in
the parties which has been demon-
strated heretofore seems to be lack-
llng and the prediction is that caucus
ltights will not come to a head ihisi
iseason.
The Socialists are scheduled to hold
their (at nus this evening, in the Life:
Sisters rooms in South Main street «5
Chlflnm ”am of “film“ at which time they will nominate a Dad ”an “ad CDMl'
mayor and council and will adopt a1
platform laying down their principles
ior the consideration or. the people.
A meeting of the South horwalk Re-
publican Club will also be held in the
ofllces of Attorney George H. Vos
3.burgh chairman oi the city commit
too. At this time the policy at the
campaign will be outlined and candi-
dates for the caucus mentioned and
considered
George S Kendall chairman oi the
Republican Town Committee. has call
ed the town canons of the Second Vot-
ling District for Friday evening at
Quitiners Hall, in Railroad avenue.
iThe meeting will be called to order at
28 o'clock.
Attorney George H Vosburgh. chair l
man or the Republican City Commit-i
no. has oallod the city caucus for Mon-
lday evening at Quittner‘ s Hall. in nail-E
groan ovoaus. This tonsils: will be‘
losilsd to order at 8 o’clock.
‘ The Democratic town and city can.
cusss wm~bs held at Arlen Hall. on
Iridsy evening. The town caucus will
be called to order‘at 3:80 o'clock and
the oily caucus at 9 o'clock
The Second District Prohibitioniats
will caucus tonight.
on, of Nomlk Politico. l
Politics in the City of Norwalk ml
cults quiet. although them is a little!
low murmur now and then as to what
the campaign this year will bring}
Corth. ~John H. Hoyt chairman of the}
Republican city committee. stated thisi
morning that there will be more wtii-'
in; Republican candidates this year
than tor the past ten years. There
will be a Republican meeting tomor-
row uigbt. and a speaker has been
secured The meeting will be in the
Republican headquarters.
Never beiorc has the Republican
administration looked so certain and
it is said that more candidates are lnl
king
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“Olly oi a Republican year in Norwalk‘ sault on John Martin. w“ “yen an
rosponslbl. for. I don't know but We ithe candidates are quiet easily agreed a." in Jail.
upon
l It is understood that three pereictiy
1 s‘ood men have been selenium 18r that
council ticket and that three condo?
ithe field
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ANOTHER CANDIDATI UP.
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and Assistant Fin Chili.
from the race. leaving George W. lio-
“engineer.
The name ct Jacob Henry Bchaub.
Jr.. tot-moi- captain of the Fire Police.
has been mentioned. and now comes
the announcement by John ll. Sheldon
that be is to be considered in this
contest. in. dhoiltop is also a mem-
ber of the Fire Police. Indications
are that snark horse may put in an
appearance unless ills difficulty is
smoothed over hetero the annual meet
his, and take the prison.
Speculation is rite today as to what
the (lid Well Hook and WM com.
inlay will ”do i its smell! meeting.
which is to be old this evening and
past booting its solicit will have on
i
iiilllillillllli ii
iallcasssoiprlsonorswoowv
lsgsinst them in the lower court. Tho
lthoussnd doliars' damage, it was
'mated today. resulted from l
which last midnight burned a is
John H. Sheldon Wants Plans as Seo- "00k barn and tobacco shod MMflM‘
to S. P. Newborry. All the stock nulli-
Now that the fight tor the chief loved in the burn was taken out so! ')
engineershlp or the South Norwalk but the tanning tools. about it";
fire department has been solved by the ‘tons of hay and tobacco from "it.
withdrawal oi Chiei Harold F. Clsrlt a halt acres were consumed with tfi:
gsrdus with a clear field, opposition “0i MOW“-
)as developed among the Fire Police WW 01 8 raisins “‘01le 0“. WM»
as to who shall he the second assistant gave the ll"!!!-
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Feminine Correspondence
Matters pertaining to the W
murder mystery are atpretiont
quiescent stage. Nothing car»
new has developed of into hot,“
authorities are still hard at won M
their problem.
Yesterday. James Msudlln. tillhai 1,
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WtioCiisagsdPlsas
The criminal conmn “I
come in yesterday at 10 do
Judge James 1". Walsh. 0‘! Green
prenatal ‘
There has but a day's
his to change their pleas wori
After disposing of a number (it '
the court adjourned till next I
it is doubttul then it any trial;
will come up. The most
cases reached yesterday we _ _
charges against. Grant McKee! m
negro and Carrie moron. W ,1
“port ‘
They were each given a live month
Jail sentence The sentence is a ll“ .1
:amaller than what was W
following cases were disposed oi when .
the accused entered pleas of guilty:
Louis Timpson, oi Norwalk. was
given a 20 days' untence for drunk-
enness and vagrsncy.
Joshua Green, of Greenwich for as»
$211
or ”up
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SOUTH WINDSOR, Sept. 0. .
buildlnis. The cause of the tire is
It flas'dlscovemd by its.
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JOIIPHu-RiLIY.
The marriage or Miss Elisabeth Riv
toy and Arthur Joseph of Winnlpauk. .
toot: place this morning at at» Kary’a.
chums. The ratios mole tiers until
all in marriage by Rev; moss 1'
Man. permanent rector oi ét. lieu“.
church. The church was sttrscliv
decorated tor the occasion. and all
were it isw oi “immediate friends
and raisiivss‘ ”t. Tris onuptu
both well know residents at W
haul: and iuivs this best wishes V
many blends for a happy iusrri 1 e
Norwalk Chronicler