v or.» .4... W. llsi‘iibum 1870 Special Wallace ii. Sammie Like- lyEio Receive Permanent Ap- pointment Very Soon BBBE BBBEB .iEEilB BBBIBBB BEBBBBBEBBB Present Council Closing Up Work of the Year Believing that the .police depart- ment was Inadequate to properly pro- tect the city. the South Norwaik board of councilman at an adjourned meet- lug held last evening took the first step towards appointing another oili- cer to the force when they voted to detail Special Officer Wallace R. Sam- mie for regular duty until the next regular meeting of the council. dur~ ing which time the members of the board will familiarise themselves with the effect of the move and if the oc- casion warrants the addition. a perms-I I ——---— (Continued on third case)- BBBB BBBBBB i8 BEEBEB iii BMBEBBBBE ‘ Congressmen 'lleilly Says lie Bhoillli lie Governor Again. list Vice President . (New Haven Union) While on his way to Hartford to st- teud the state luncheon given to Pres- ident Taft It Memorial hail, Congrosv man Thomas L. Reilly. of Mo'rlden Ewes salted by I Union reporter his estimate of Governor Baldwin as shown by the letters record for the‘ past eight months while in the ex ecutlve's clinical the Capitol. The coughs-small replied: "Governor Baldwin has certainly made one or the best governors Con-,E nectlcut has ever had. By his level hendedness and keen executive ability in state affairs he is daily attractingi to him members of the bppoeltion party, who look upon him as a gover- nor of all the people of Connecticut and not alone of any one party. “He has grown in popularity fully; 100 per cent, and if the Democratic! party‘wlll renominnte him to lend its state lobe allowed so easily to slip out election day." If "Do you think that he has a chance for the nomination for vice-president on the national ticket?" was asked by the ' reporter. .I "That question should never be Isle ed by Democrats.” said the. congress- rnun. "(lovernor Baldwin should not he allowed by Connecticut Democrats to he a candidate for second piece on the national ticket. He is too good a man to be stuck away on that shelf. lie is needed here in Obnoeoticut to lend a new Democracy to victory. lie is too useful to the welfare of this state to be allowed so basil to slip out or it. when by remaining here he will remain the logical leader of the Demo- nixicy. His leadership is wanted and his ability is needed in my opinion the Democratic party will moire its Krente‘t mistake by not insisting that no remain in Connecticut, and again her. onto its govarnor." ‘ Earls 11'. Baker. of. libel Bismuth.“ spent yesterdby afternoon to Drill" mm. on business... .’ . « llsbt‘s have “both , s drowsiness Entered t. WWW" E “ . BBBBBUBBBBBB BBBBBBB Signers Who Desire to Have about consolidation. 'ed one of the two ballots which you morons. ; had a very slim chance of winning in ......4...E-4m-.. ..._--m........ M. BEBEIBEB BB BElEBiBEB Matter Voted on at Election on October 2 A petition signed by_ about titty vo- ters has been handed to the selectmen and the call will embody the clause The petition is as follows: To‘the Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk: We, the undersigned. electors oi the Town of Norwsik. do hereby petition you to insert in the call for the town meeting to be held on the first Mon- day of October. 1911. a notice to the ef- fect that on that day the legal voters of the Town of Norwalk will have opportunity to express themselves by ballot upon the question of consolida- tion of the various governments now existing within the limits of the town. into one government as far as the same can be affected under our state constitution. We further request that you pro vide a ballot box at each of the vol- ingidlstrlcis wherein may be deposit- will provide, marked respectively: For Consolidation—Yes. For Consolidationw—No Dated at Norwslk September lith, 1911. The following are the signers: Edward J. Finnegan. H. P. Price. W. B. Burneli. Cari Axel Haretrom, Alfred E. Austin. H. M. Kant. C. A. Quintard. Geo. F. Belts. Michael J. Riordan, Wil- lism Thompson. 1". ii. Merrill. Daniel F. Toomcy. James J. Keene. Chsrlss n. Wood John J. wuss. some I Thorns. Herbert R. Smith. James A. Brown. Alfred Avis-on. a it more house. John Devin)! d. erdgm were 0. Stuart. in 0 Gremflstne‘s T Hubboll. John 3‘ Hutton. John H Blake. Henry 1". Prom. ChereI'l‘ McGovern. John H. Light. J. Emory Russell Frost. Jeremiah Donovan. John Keogh. A. N. Tbsrisuit, H. 1. Bennett. Arthur Wsidron. James R. Connor. molt J. Donahue. Geo. ii. Moltwood. D. William Buford. Wilbur F. Smith. Gilbert 3. Bogart. A. D. Mor- gan. lid Becker. '1'homssl. Raymond. J. If O'Brien. H. W. Gregory. J. Bel- den Hurlbutt. BEN HAVE! Tllliifl' LOTTERY MEIEIE NEW HAVEN. Sept iii. —The police have used the arrest of dye tailors on th orange of running lotteries in the form 'oi pools wherein a person buys s ticket for the'drswlng of an or der for I suit. Complaint hId been made that so many tickets have been issued in a pool that a ticket holder the drawing and the tailors them- selves made a great, deal of money on each suit. -M WOLOABT'I TERMS. His Manager Wants $23,000, Win. Loss or Drsw in Match with McFarland. OHlGAGO, Sept. 18.-—-‘l‘om Jones. manager of Ad Wolgsst. and Emil 'l‘biry. manager of Psokey McFarland. were in conference ,during the greater part or yesterday and until a late hour last night, trying to come to terms for a new set of articles for the two puglilsts. Jones demanded that Wolgsst receive "5.000, win. long or draw. and also demanded that McFar- land m'alte 183 pounds at 3 o'clock. as In the lost match. Also that the fight he of ten rounds. as the last match was scheduled for. Jones 'declared McFarland would have to make 133 ringside in a longer bout. Jose’s said he was willing techno Psi-lane could have rho liretopportun- lty st Wolgest. and that he we willing to go to any eltyln the country where they wanted the bout. Jones received several communication during the day train lied been. as: Meets: and - ' one. «one; some ranging Mdod dually. munch. Royal Arcanuni nibsl on ‘l‘uesdsy evens lililliili BBBBiiiiiili ‘ ultimo for the light. 4 which he. has prepared for tutors emer- Several opening Establishments llave Started the Winter’s Work With Many Orders ' EiBiEB‘BBBEB BBBBBEBEB Present Set the Largest in the Pestfive Years The oyster business“ again enter- ing upon its busy season and with a couple of exceptions the local dealers are almdy opening the bivalves and shipping than) to sn”over.ready mar- ket. The prospects of an unusually heavy seem are bright at this me most. Ind all the oystermen no war: lag bani)? smiles in anticipation of the winter’s rush or orders. which will soon becoming in. The natural growtners are slated over the prespocts. Every indication is that there will be plenty of stock for all who wish to take it and the io- csl men Ire determined that they will not be left in the van. 0n blond” morning. these hardy workers will lens for rt II as to be ready to bodily workw4 and strip on the morning of the both lost. when the law combs off. opening up’tlib state 'hods to those who wish to use them... All agree that the market. this year will be unusually goon for them by res-oil of the“ competition of the rival oyster dealers in and about monsoon. The set is one at the biggest in live years or more and evidences of it In to be seen everywhere «this stage of the game. lcsvlng m for In! doubt in the utter. EIEIBI AEIIIIIIT DIES recs Elli. w VERDUM. France. Swot. 18.——Id- oucrd Nleuport, the mob MEDIAN“. died today. Is a mdlt of internal in- iurles received when he fell with his machine yesterday. Nleuport accomplished some notable tests in dying at (melons. Last June competing in the preliminaries tor the international Aviation Cup. he estab- lished a new serodroms record. cover- ing 90 miles It the rats of so miles so hour. lie lnlshed third in the con- test for this cup. which was won by the Americas). ohsrles T. Weyrnsun. at East Church. England. Woman. on this occasion. used I Nlouportssro plane. one of the fastest racing types yet developed. its the designer of this machine Nleuporl won wider isms than he did in dying and it was with one of his ownw make that he estab- lished the aerodrcms record. BlllliKEI TlllEVEB NEARLY BAPTIIIEBB There was fowl play at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Stow of 5 Lincoln avenue. early this inheriting. when the necks of four of their choice hens were wrung by a despicable thief and then dropped by the thieves in their haste to melts goodntbeir escape when their act was discovered by lir. atow. The letter was awakened by the rumpus in the hennory and looked out of the window dust in tints to see tho .n thieves urinal outset that they drop- sway. Hr. htowe has s “gun“ bender gepcies of this sort and which 1110 promises to use «uncommon the nest occasion. Erector or satiety: a. a. church in . MM! of late It“ been located thieves melting for the open. lit. bum let out I about which trilblihsd the: paid their quarry’ln their hurts to get Rev. islet i. Keene to Assume " Msthrk or I Tim Father Thomas J.”l"inn. pernianent West avenue. Norwslk. w consider- ably surpclssddsst evening when Rev. John J. fiasco. of It. Mary's church. East Hartford; appeared It the rectory in West avenue. Miler Keane was ready to posits his new duties as ss- Ilstsnt. pastor hm at once. and is hei presented to the people of the today by hither Finn. As was announced in the Sentinel cf yesterday.,ll‘sther loans had us- celvsd the appointment from Bishop John J. Niles. yesterday morning Father Plan was called upon the isle phone by a reporter and asked if the. report oi the new assistant was cor- rect. Father Finn stated that he had not been divinity informed oi as! such change.“but first. no doubt his mail of the day would contain the in- formation. should the appointment have been binds . it is underlined that Father Manon has been anxious tor an assistant has for some tins. Emv. ‘Jsinos ll. hlv (lioness. present sssistsnt. and Father Finn. rector. with the clerical and out- sids wash sad the business slum of the parish hsvcliscoree too snguosssd with their mlltitiBiIi or duties he pro- perly despitoh tbsin. Now with the new assistant this work will be well ism care of by the three priests. be. Herve peritohlsl school has I not deal to do with most sstrs work our the moses. .m will now be her tits Boost part is chug-cl Father Mommies. while the clerical mm": matters will be taken in m by l‘silisr m rather Keene lasing outside work Ed! at tints. .. W Keene ls prudently I rowel also. h‘sylcg been mailed abut aloe yssrs ego. lie is usflsg I tsvorsbu impression open the members oi M perish todsy. as wollsssponthossci the town's business use when be is messing. rather W’s home is lott- ss assistant pastor It at. [are churdli in blast Hartford. ' com oisresss or or: case see , rnes‘soieusss one case was disposed of la the on. minsl superior court yestordsy and than court was sdiourned until Tuss- dIy morning at which time the md jury will sit and hear testimony is the case oi those prisoners who are charged with murder and have not been indicted. I‘rsnit Cslsstl. or Bridgeport was abused with abandoning his wide Ind living with another woman and he pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge billion A. EBhuinwsy to serve six months in the county jail. Cslsstl formerly lived in Springfield. Mass. and his wife was s dressmiwr. He went to Bridgeport and located slid when the wife found out where he was steps were taken to cause his arrest. Verdict Drought in Friday afternoon the jury brought in a verdict is the one oi the state vs. Michael swab who was charted with breaking into tbd‘ store of Nich- oin Jacobsils on ltrsticrd avenue and stealing I motorcycle. The accused said that be paid 360 tor it to Dean- ardo Masters. The jury brmrght in Judge bbbmws’y’ then «chased him to some not more than three years and not less this one in state prison. t a-NOTch. The snubs! Modes of the stockhold are at The ‘Nbrwsiu investment Cola- loath Hamill. iibnh... llondsy. dept. is“. 1911 ' slashes directors, amending tbs- boy or such other business es may be as» cess'sry' or desirable. -4 pony will be held st to death Main lib. ‘ im- the canoes “ed ‘ hm.- it advisable. and the trepidation 1. iieputyfiheriiis tell home“: in 4 An Automobile This Morning. Going towards Wilton ‘tliil'lil‘ us an . nutrition nu said to a... Been Camping in wines Since in. selecting” That the murderer of Harry H. Maudlln. of South Wilton. will be esp- tured today or within the next few hours wants to be a certainty. from news which has locked out. it appears that all thotlmc the apparent inaction the part at the investigator's was being commented upon. they have kept the man. whom they are fairly sure is the criminal wanted, under the ctr-ice out surveillance. and that they expect loan...“ on llxth Page.) liliililliii ill , s stmoLm'owii.sspt.1s.—rouow. ill the release of Altrsdc Gscchicl maladdsuiailonbsndoislmo NMoithsotheruuwhom looked up there got busy and secured casual it there. .Judgs Donahue was retained to represent Giacomo hill. AW ll. ll. Culver has been retained to eat Antonio be to mend aim J. J. ileum was for nibble Di Stefano. At: yOsriebnt who secured the re- lease’ on bond of Geochlnl. will repre- sent him at any needs: that may be held. All three lawyers what to Bad- wsevi-isir schooner elcudy tcnight: bundsy fair. mp...” *BBiiBE BBB BEBE BiliiB teni up to the standard, .4 below tofllbthlislutnsmsdm . use the em dresses-zit basin 4 «at all WM As ticket I Ind honor forsake s then. we div“ cover him to be I fool. but nobody could find it out in his prosperity. 4i 'wm. w...“ BBBBEBB iBBBEBiEB ExpertsitheBemewelllianbouth Howell, and Found Them in Good Condition The annual inspection of the police and tire alarm telegraph systems of South Norwalli was made yesterday, by J. E. Rogers. on expert furnished by the Gamewell Fire Alarm Tele- graph Compsn. By means of this inspection. the lo- cpl oiliciels are able to keep their syll- yesr after year and as a "result the most ediclent service possible is gotten out oi the system. ’ Despite the fact that yesterday was possibly the worst time that could have been picked to make such an in- spectlon on account of the stormy con- dition of the weather when it would naturally be assumed that there would be not a little trouble. the system was found to be well high perfect and thanks to the eillclent work of the men who have to do with this depart- ment."not a ground was discovered Mr. Rogers spoke in high terms of the. condition of the system. For the excellent «condition of this system. not I little credit is due to Superintendent Albert ll. Winchester and-bis etllclont assistants. Ralph W. Bray. the inspector; William H. 110-4 sher. who has to do with the meshes-g icsl end of the work and J. W. led-i dinnton. the lineman. When lnteo' viewed. this morning. Superintendent Winchester insisted that all the credit Suburbs. Causing Loss tell at $500,000 ' BIBEEBB EiBEBBEB EB PlT’i‘SBURGH. Pa... Sept.’ perty loss approximating secs done yesterday. when the. ‘ Etna. Mliivale. Stromboli, Creek. and other suburban to. transformed into raging torts cloudburst. _ scones ct others were" saved men and William. Etna. where the streets were to the depth of 12 foot. tislnsc whoop slcisnt and mansion mmmwudanumyg: _ a ilillill nil ‘ i8 mu ililli- Alphseselsriins, tier list-sen- isnlsTsteshilscuslsdysrd democrat-rs to show malts in the near The committees appointed follows: , Committee on licence. to have by ' John nurseries. chief of police oflwith the issuing of the bonds, 4 Stamford. whla Bridgeport yesterday Thomas 6. Raymond. chairman; . and cook book with bill lisris psi item Iona Ind Samuel Lyme. gum, aged 15, "a ”Dunn” “flung, Committee to secure the M ,- . , seed is, who has been hiding in the buildings on the bridging! dam yesterday sitsrnoon to interview turned in the evening convinced of their innocence and declaring that there is no possibility of the wreck of the express train on the Valley road being fastened on them. Hill is said to have about as good an alibi ss Cechinl. for the reason that the men were together for I good share of the early evening of the day the train was wrecked. All of them agreed that the time is so short previous to the time when they will he wanted to appear before Coroner Davis on “under morals: that it would hardly my to endeavor to ss- MIN their release on bonds. dtosl Pigeons! client shout the case when one of the supposed prisoners sldled up to them and appeared to be trying to hear what was said. Judge Donshue got the tin- presslou that its and one other there m really detectives who have been locked up with the suspected men- in the hope of learning something further in connection with the wreck. The impression or Judge Donahue was that s verdict shortly silos ii airlock suit" “a ""901 viscous" g“. in pm with the inspected men. The popular tin: presslon has been that but one "stool" was in 1le the horns oi List and made some show oi resistance. liven the police oiilcsrs did not know the lien actually wanted trout those who you not lose “mils " Money veil birdied-4h aoutstation 'Whfl their clients at the isll and Ill l‘O-E Judge Donahue was tslltlng with his, He was arrested at. ‘ Em theirs. -Brldxoport silica Tuesday last. make terms with the owners ed; At the request of the Sanford po- Isme: , John F. McMahon. on tile. there was I close search and Thomssl. Raymond and John H ‘wstch in Bridgeport looking for the. Committee to center with the ‘ sir! It was supposed that she hsoliey company as to what their, sane to Bridgeport Pstnoimon Brown i will require in the WI! 0' , and Poland round the girl at the Itearo- lthc structure: lune Char-char boat dock where she had been IbIn-- man. and William Moran. , dosed by her lover. “0.!“ taken Another meeting of the to police headquarters. will be held on Friday evening At the time it was ‘Iuppossd instinct. in the Town court ~ her lover. Alphonse Martino hsd ion Nor-walk. at which time other . the city. However. he who found on of Importance will 00!“ till. south avenue by the some policemen and be too was placed under arrest. The girl told the police that Martino took her to Bridgeporno marry her. erroiiissrsivrr stir. Legac- Ind bolus of Spring Lamb. ism lb. Forecast-tors Spring Lamb. Bo lb. Broilers Ind Frying Chickens. 200 lb. Native howls. 20c lb. nest Cut Shoulder Steak. 8 lbs. ills. Lean Pot Rout. lilo lb. . Prime Rib Roast Beef, 9215c lb. antics Lamb CID”. 14c lb. Stew lamb, be lb. illusion Head Lettuce. b and be head. Large Egg Plant, b and lilo ssch. ' 14 large Pineapplss. 31.00 . is sweet Oranges. lilo. ‘ sun—m ‘i‘ smslubsrs ottbs Milanese- mandamus. 0.1% Mini? hm hostel lines It B Winston g montatblgtierdsrwss" less 'mlslbntdldmg ‘ and richly observed the pisudlts that E I | OUOHT vo cums run He had savor llsbiid More. rod was new and sndshlniilg splendant varnish. halibut, he was whipping I trontE'I , by some all chance he not I onepounder from the way , strained He did not pig; the all. but with rod bold stain he slowly and steadily res Presently the ash need a , low the end of the rod bid , bio. he kept on reeling the deb llnsily the nuns bend touched the The men even tried to pull " through the ring. Just that». turned and sew s strssgsr « ' the ms. was s newness" i“ said." What shall 1 do new. , "The only this. you: can its ' the man said. “is to climb poi.” after Moira-Norm“ l fictional monthly. in. sad Hill Molt
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