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At one of the biggest mass meetinls
ever held in The Not-walks, the bridge
and pork measures were expounded at
iongtb'by several eloquent gentlemen.
last evening, at Music Hall. at‘u meet-
ing called by Mayor Albert M. Polli-
man. The hall was taxed to the limit
at its capacity to accommodate the in
mouse gathering of voters and the Spit"
it shown by the gathering was wholly
and t-ntlluolalticnlb' fur tint! bridge
and park.
Previous to the meetlna. the Ameri-
can Baud had givenconnem in Nor.-
and South Nmnlk and a who?
pThu occupants motives
Jilililillliiilii _
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Well-known tor tinny Years as
~ «do Proprlsisrnl the carousel
st llot'onj'olm
. word was received in South Nor-
twslk‘.Itodsy, or the death or John Mum
- zio. which occurred at his home.
Sound View Park, Shipped Point.
Stamford yesterday.
,.Mr Muscle was best know'n to peo-
ple of The Norwalks and elsewhere
as the proprietor of the carousel at no
ton Point. He had operated this at~
traction there tar upward of fifteen
yearn and was a familiar figure to the
patrons of the popular shore-resort.
Ho was of a_ quiet disposition._ having
very little to say to anyone and strict~
ly minded his own businm and con?
ducted the caramel in the most suc-
cessinl manner. the attraction netting
him a lame profit each season. He
was by trade on organ maker, and he
took pride in the instruments which
he had made. There were tour of these
in the morry-xoround athtbe point. and
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ho alternated in operating them to
provide music for the carousel and
draw the crowdo. Mr. Mimic made
all the organ» himself. and attended
to all the incchnnlcal work connected
orbit the btrslneus.
lie is rvlved by a willow and a
lame raml y or children. who resided
at Shippan Point. while he made! his
home every summer at Roton Point.
mo concurs '
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The enrolling oi pupils in the South
Nnrwalk public schools has been com-
-piotad and the result Was made public
today by Superintendent W. iii. Chan-
roller There is n lolnl tit 1.718 pupils
enrolled in all the bomb Norwgih
cots, the greater number W
. be on; in the Manolo
‘ extra hindercai‘idtlv'iol stifliimitlodlu it!
ism number of the, ‘ ; it lilld
ad this wlil‘bg lion 1 .
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NEW WASHINN NN SIN
AND P RN PRNJENI.
The Largest and Most Ehlbusisstlc Public Gathering Ever Held
in The Norwsiks was Present in Music Hall, Last Night
-Eioquent Sneakers Detailed the Work Thus Far Accom-
piishsd and Urged Every Voior to Put in a Favorable Bel
lot at Next Monday's Election
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An Ovation icrlSemlior iorsmlah Donovan. and a Warm Wal-
coms tor All Workers and Speakers for titsIPisn Grani-
cd by the immense Audience
tor Jeremiah Donovan passed up
through the aisle to take his place on
the platform, be was given no ovation
meeting and those who occupied, the
stage were Rev. A. P'. Beard. Select-
Wheeler, issac Church. Councilman
Nehemiah Goad“. Rep Itatlve
Charles n. ,Wiilisslloa. m
Councilmen Wilkes miter. Senator .
umw Donovan. *‘Willialn loan.
let-m man this nursing
”an area of titty test wide and 8'50 foot
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Mayor Pohlmon presided over the
man James A. Brown, General Russell
Frost, Henry P. Price. Arthur C.
William H. McMahon. Thomas 1. Ray-
mond. John Malone. Christian ems.
ill uncouth
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NEW RAVEN. Sept. 8.-The’maio
portlt'ln oi' the found of the Molasou
Foundry Company. i Audubon street.
was burned this morning. the blue
being inleroe one tor nearly two hours
and the firemen with dldiculty saved
adjoining buildings which are taped by
othed manufacturing concerns. The
coating room of the foundry “9"‘l'm‘t
long, was dye-swept and most of the
mat-binary and pattornl in it burned or
ruined. The main pattern shop escap-
ed. The tire is thought to have started.
in or near the boiler room. The ilrel
manssys that he did not take out any
hot ashes last night and cannot ‘ ac-
count ior a fire starting near the boil-
ers. Frederick B. Fsrnsyworth. presi~
dent of the company. said that It was
impossible at this time to tell the
cause of the tire. The loss will not be
accurately determined until the debris
is overhauled The posting moth w
of steel and wood frame. with a roof
of corrugated metal. The cranes were
damaged by the heat. The building
backs up to the track of the canal
road. at the New Haven road. Cursory
examination or the plan brings the op-
inion that the loss will exceed .25.-
About two years ago there was a
ctrilce of union moulders at this loun-
dry. and artsrwards it wps declared an
"open shop " During the troubles
Frank Modes, of Worcester. Mose. no.
tlonai organiser of the Moulders‘ tin.
ion, was srrestdd on the charge of in-
ttmdstlng a Workman, and after u
lengthy trial his isiit sentence was or
amen by the supreme court or iii--
rors.
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SOUTH NGR‘VMLK.‘ court. FRIDAY 8mm 8. ”ll
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tilts outrun i
Passes Resolutions to Attempt ,
not Plutonium!
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More Equitable Assessment
oi Pronslty
its» nominations for town oliices. this
moring, thevosucu‘s having been held.
Wednesday evening, David A. {Pillow
and Oscar Mills were placed “the
head of the ticket for selectmen and
the candidacy of Rilbert 1}. Mitchell
for town tax collector was unanimous
iy endorsed. ,
A. N. Sherwood wss'cbosen chair-
man or the meeting and Frank in Par-
sons elected secretory. The sesolou
was harmonious and the members at
the party confident.
The following resolution was intro-
duced and adopted: "
Resolved. That we, as citisens of this
community, wish to enter a protest
against the unjust rates of taxation
which prevails in this town, whereby
s man or small means is taxed as much
larger amount in proportion to the
public valuation of his property than
the men who possesses much more;
therefore. ‘
Resolved. That we invite all citissos
who‘sxroe with us on this question to
vote [or the Prohibition candidate for
assessor.
The choice oi s town ticket thou be
ing in order the (allowing were points
noted:
SEWTMKN
David .A. Filing:
Oscar Mills
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Most c. “sober
GRAND moons
Roswell A. ”lent ..
(loom Reynolds,“
SCHOOL VISITOR
William W. Gillies
. MMRd-lls OTVOTIRB I?
First District—dial» z. Bedlent.
Second District~psvu w. ‘
Third District—Traded“ Tonal
it was voted to endorse the name of
hobsrt Cl. ddlto‘hsll ror‘ tax collector it
he shall be nominated for that aloe
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NEW YORK. Bent. d«Just when the
police were beginning to congratulate
themselves that the arrest of Giuseppe
Costsbile. “the For.” had driven the
black hand agents here to cover. an-
othei' bomb was exploded. early today.
in the heart at the long stuttering ital.
iancolony. The bomb let so in'
of the oilioe of prominent itallan bank-
ers and chasm-hip agents. As usual.
no one was hurt, but the moral effect
at the outrage. coming at s time when
the itsllsn colony had been lulled to
fancied security. was tremendous.
it was the first bomb exploded since
last Saturday. a fact significant. be
cause in the past month these espio-
slons had occurred on an average 6!
one every two days. But instead 0:
causing the police to lose faith in their
belief that in Cantabile they have the
leader of New York's ltsilsu criminals.
the occurrence is regarded as a threat
of the vengeance Costablle‘s neoclsto
my exact from any of his fellow coun-
hymen who dare to testify agains't
h In.
Because he was caught with a bomb
under his coat. the grand jury in a day
or two is expected to indict (lostsbil‘o
tor «violating the “dangerous weapon"
law. Meanwhile the search for more
seldom evidence against him coating
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At the meeting of the South Nor.
wail: Filo Police. which was held loot
riot second sssiutant engineer.
The Prohibition party made public " ‘ ‘ .
m rarities row by on :i;?‘i‘.f.‘§’fi.i.‘éi‘r’.f§”i§. “3mm":
ion at tits flotdlytllisilmm
Growth ill Wk
' run ii is Still ..
have made the necessary strengol
First DI!" WW l'lllfl Far ”‘0 "moment and the bond havingi
This W Here
As a result at miits‘klnx tosdstoois
tor mushrooms androstlng plentifuliy
{smiths were no!
and of the eight
men are critical
ot the same. two
honed. this morntn
persons sham l'a'
ly iii and grave fears are entertained
tor their lives. '
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3~AUTOM0IILI P‘OR Hill.
sovonlpsssenger Meanwhile. 83 hr.-
(3. 8. Byxhes. ll Cedpr it. Tel. 1038-3.
. and Ill“ kilo livid
m. a. "a Amufliililli lll posed to My. been buried by I cinder
ills Present mam
At a biracial meeting of the South . .
Norwsiit mun Church, held, last by '“"""°°' 1" ”m '"“ “m"
evening. it was unsmiousiy voted to
extend a call to Rev. George W. Brice.
pastor of the Park Avenue Baptist
t church. at Paterson. N. .l.. to take up
the pastorate of the local
Rev. Mr. Price was communicated with
this morning. by the pulpit committee. mm Company, no“ to the Hubbell
and an answer to tbeinvitatiou is be- A w.“ store. The fire there ll“
lug anxiously waited tor.
church.
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Cl'ioilllfil'illlll‘ I‘KT. tun the tire u.- brought m» co...
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Choice Native Fowls. 000 lb.
Native Roasting Chickens. 24o lb.
10 pounds loan Corned Beef, boo.
ll large rips Plneloies. “.00.
EggIPlsnt. l5 and 10¢ each.
is Sweet Orsn‘gss, 26c.
Fancy New Potatoes. Bile pit.
., Native Lima Boone. 30o pk.
Fancy Sweet mm 800 bit.
Grape Fruit. 4 lol- no.
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GANDIDA‘I‘I FOR iILIOTMAN. .
Edmund 1’. Zblull. formerly ol the Winnipsuk Republican Club Puts
Central M Coin or. is being boon» . . I ,
ed for no dominant: for seiootmsn A” MI“ '3' the Winnlpsuk 3“
" at tho Democratic callous tonight. and WW3“ 01“” 1“” I'll ““‘l‘l- “‘9
«All mi. ‘ “m hm for “I"; WU. lllllb NW N “CW Herbert 01 Pill-
, WM will" ills oscillatory lit up ofiliie or .
The steamer John it Wilson w _
leave the Not-walk Micheal _
pier. Booth llorw '
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evening. lite company endorsed‘ths p
candidacy or Jacob Henryddobsob. tin. ’
"ll/tr. bohsub resigned his mutton Id "
NJ correspondln‘s * octets
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Nllliiillll NNiiNlll
.NElN Will lilll illiN
‘ or. Bill violated and lie An-
nounces lint Work; Will Start
‘ listd ilcndsy , . .
' The seloctmen held a insisting this
mcnts in the Wes/t Bocksrrosd was
awarded. There were three bids on
the work received altogether, but Sal.
‘ vstor Chariott was the lowest at 35.
130. This includos moving the harness.
moving the atonewalls and grading the
street. it was voted to reiect all other
bids but "his and alter be was awarded
meats in connection with the common!
been signed satisfactorily to both par-
ties. ‘
hold some time ago on the matter,
when the property owners were given
an opportunity to talk over the propo-
sition. and it was brought out than
that the road was laid out 100 feet
wide, but that the property ownens bed
ces' on to the vernblsbwsy. This ac.
counts for the crooked solidifies or the
thoroughlsre.
our nouns-z aorta n. wood pro
noted a survey of the new layout and“:
this was accepted by a large town
meeting. oh the matter. The Board or
Estimate and Taxation appropriated
“.000 for the work. but hall 0! this
amount will‘ be returned in the psy-
meet or the assessment (banalit-
s paper waiving all rights for claim
but then in
1 the way of lmbsnvisi their street.
um
monstrous»
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. ‘BRIDGIPORT. Mt. s.-—Dsinases
estimated at about 817.800 resulted
of unbbelltl Wade. The fins is sun-
from a passing locomotive as both
buildings are near the tracks of the
New Hammad. or by crossed oleo
trio light wires. notion is covered
em] on the root. of the Hubbeii a
Wade building by s patrolman. who
sent in an alarm. The tire there was
extinguished by the chemical corn~
party, who thought that their work was
about done. when they discovered that
a fire wooblssingon the roof of the
gained great headway and a second
alarm called out a large part or the
wrath" iigbting force. The Trubeo
building is s threestory attain and be-
am! and put out. it had burned down
to the second door. The lode is estimat.
ed on building snd'otoclt at about $17.-
000. The are on the Hubbeil Ir Wade
store was conan to the roof. and
the loss there will be between 8300
and 3500.
“ «way our Loan. 2 Las. 250.
L. Josoioi'l'y. 72 North Main St.
csuotoars res sauna-man.
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Forth: Home»! Herbert 0. Pollard
oelsotrusn. The dlub will attend the
mus oi the Republic“: this stan-
«to a body. laying wihnlreuk on
“want-Hes Poascas'r
Unsettlsd tonight and Saturday.
A number of warm hearings ware ‘
~uOHflIiNflI ENS}! NARI 760 002. A
la Juniors, rs Keith lists at. .
Mm a sweat-- sum’nmsss-
ElMllllliNfl in
from s In early yesterday at the
I‘I‘u'lfu. WMSI wholesale grocery store or David Tru-
beeul Company and ship supply store
4 more
you are tannin a.
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Is to Bill“) ,
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Sonata 25 tab, Adheresio Previ-
ous Action in Rejecting Bill
Bissau-seine Vllth House
liillllillilllil PiliiJlNl
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The Australian Ballot Bill Passes
. With House Amendment
, HARTFORD, Sept. 8.-—No state tax
will be laid the next. two you: by
reason of disagreeing action between
yesterday. 25‘ to 5, voted to adhere to
vdvanced their fences to same inotsnsiprevious action in resenting a hill Iror
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«LAAT CALL OR MUIKMEL'ONO.
North Main St.
intro turn §
, iliilillliiiili nu
Joseph Inc
compound the ‘‘‘‘‘
log. for the purpose ortholding s rod
in stick. met wings painful.» but too
howss knbcbdoltlrsssrinWster
smut. South riorwslk. when he struck
his head against the telephone pole
at the Ferris Goal Collins” corner
‘llileboy wssontheresrendouho
(3d! and to this he. owes probably his
tile. tor when knocked oil the car he
was left behind instead 0! rolling un
der the wheels as he might have had
had he been sitting further up the car.
Probably overcome by the excite-
ment at the occasion, the lad torxot
the warningot [new Ricbsrd Dunn
not to stick his head out and as the
car mchod‘ilo Ferris Goal Company
corner. he looked out. As he did so
with s crash that was sickening to
hear. The little fellow was thrown
out of the car by the force at the
blow.
A couple of men Iqulckiy titted him
up and carried thin: to the Btilisoir
Powul Corporation store and word
was sent for Dr.RobertM. Wolfe. The
boy was bleeding (rpm the lips sud
was dosed The physician” s examine“
lion. however. tailed to disclose any
”Hons injuries and he was taken to
his home. * . .-
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14- Joseloit. 72 North Main St.
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KNOI nus marswl'ril ANOTH-
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' The Knob bus. recalled. met with
another accident. in lower South Main
street. this morning When the steer-
ing gear broke and thll machine ran
out or the roadway. The build: work
at Chauffeur Clarence Gcmsnettl
however. prevented Any damage to the
machine and saved himself and George
tram sustaining any lolnry ' “
lit. Gemsnettl was taskina his way
when suddlnil t
Coroner Wilson" Holds issifll ‘1
o tier tor Shooting
illillli WIENNN’S Sillil
Principal losihnon‘y‘ Which Will
completed his report into the #19961}
oi." Patrick ii‘shey, of Dorian. who wad
shot last Sunday. He duds that.
ceased came to his death from
orrbage caused by a rupture of m9
the senate and the house. The senate;
451' one porous chromium“
before you porcine elsewhoi‘e. "
lJoseldii‘s, 72 North Main St.
illEilllE ElNlliilNl
something delicious. L. Joscloif’s. 72:
tunstely not It devious accident, mow“ ~ ‘
his head came in obntact with the pole ,
loofiold. who wan .riding with him,
down tho street at a thirty good shit
iicidsr for First'Doyrcs Illa
PNNNEN lliPNlllili
be Used Against the Accused
Coroner C B. Wilson ysetet'd“
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ill liilt‘rl Niiii
led in the rhino Rescue wet-
The entire root of the sudiboj
felllnwithsgrestors‘sh. ' .
* The bodies of seven dead workman
were early taken treat the debug I
other men have been tshenouilj
They were badly injured. '
Sixteen dead bodies had been is“!
out of the ruins up to 3 o‘clock till:
afternoon. ‘ ‘
—aso omens. 5:: or. 351: Plt.‘
L Joseiofl's, 72. North Main St.
tritium rut: ..
lit-warts mm
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A small chimney tire in Wat "
street in one of the Raymond Brodie
fists caused the calling out of the ii
department at 7: 40 o'.clock last audit
log. The blaze was quickly moduli
with little or no damage to the bit
lug. '
While rospondingto the bi ..
attempting to turn the corner of ~
Main and Havilsnd streets. “do! .
horses on the chemical w 4
thrown but iortunately not Injn
any extent. Driver model-lot :
had got the heavy ws‘gon l‘od .
tween the trolley trs'oks'and in My?"
tempting to pull it out, the horses wary
thrown.
«YOU CAN BUY .
delicious homemade bread. cake. bi
cults. cookies etc.. at Banner Battery
Tel. 807. i : a . i
PLAN. Poaisocm. n33 noun
in unpainted a committee ..
thor them for a dance and our
behold in the rooms in no 'lo ‘
this. The committee appoint d hit
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