S
. tor Mr waiting to go down from the
It
NHousatonlc NPowsr Company Be:
. 3 3 ,
enough meat on it to“
be worth; fighting for.
-'-,-Urlcie Phllsrldcr.
carbonation 1870
In“!
stint ~ BEBE
ll’llllllilililii
Governor’s Veto of Highway Ap-
propriation Measure Over-
ruled.“ in House '
'N.
ENERBYSBBN
HARTFORD, Sept. 22.——The senate.
yesterday, took up thematter of the
governor’s‘veto of the highway com-
missioner's appropriation bill. Sena-
tor McNeil, in opening the bill. and
asking that the veto be sustained, de-
tclared that this attempt to deprive the
governor of llis'constltutional and state
rights or removal in the case of in-
compntency of any appointive state of-
tlcinl was one of the most burotaced
and deliberate political andtpnrtisan
outrages that has ever been perpetra-
ted. upon the people of Connecticut.
gins Work on Gas Plant Exten-
sion in City of Norwalk
NENO0W BNlEEl POWEB
PlNNllB BE ENENNBEB‘
Ground Broken This Morning and.
Work Will Be Pushed
seem possible that the Republicans
who had been so fair and honorable
on other matters would stoop to tili83
political aims at this into da3 of the
Work was started this morning on session. He quoted an instance where'
lin- addition to the Hounatonic Power the mayor’ of Bridgeport through at
( olnpany ‘5 gas plant in Norwalk andNthailorlty of the opposite pat t3 in the
is being lapidly carried forward. The" legislature had been deprived 0f 061‘-
lltllltilllg being erected is an entirelthnin rtstlts or avltolntmcm with the
new and separate structure, but will result that at the next election this
he an addition to the others and oft tumor was reelected by an over-
tilt-til assistance in increasing the out- Wilelmlnk mulot‘ity Mr. McNeiT We
pill or the water gag set. dicted that history would repeat itself‘
- an this case of the Republican mom
(Continued On Fifth Page.) N bers of the senate insisted on lakiulr
N from the governor his prerogathc
-...__.._
—-RED OR GREEN PEPPERS.
'10c3’ 0n n roll call vote the bill was
doz. Ii. .Ioseloif, 72 \’0. Main St. Npasscd. the veto notwithstanding.
~~---——~~-~9ir~ {Those who voted for the bill were:
Senators Hooker. Alsop. Bailey, chlc
KILL!” BY ELEV‘Ton Norman. Maraden. Parker. Woodruff,
I" “011'. sTn‘TFIEI-“N Platt.1.ounsbury. Bartlett Peck, Haul
NWlitzht and Leonard ~17.
illtiDGEi’OllT Sept. 22. ~ln at- Those for the 3eto were: Senators
tempting to board“ an elevator at theN Spellacy, Fenn, Halloran, Mitchell.
Hotel Sit-stileld here late yesterday. Shenley uwior. blah-n. Avery, Mc-
lsadore Meyer of 141 West One Hun- Neil. Paddock. Donovan all mean—-
dred‘ and Thirteenth street. New York. 12. The one pair was Brinsnlade for
was caught and lnstantl3 killed. hiey 3 this bill and Marlowe for the veto
or was standing in front of one eie3u- . Gomor Signs Act.
Governor Baldwin signed the gen-
9"”! floor. when a car in an adjoining eral validating act. but with it he had
hilaft reached the door and took it pan-3 filed the following memorandum.
sensor on board N
“Following a long established IlrM‘.‘
Senator McNeil said that it did not,
Just an the doors were closing Mey~N
or attempted to get on board but the
top of tbecar struck his head, crush
tics in this state i have approved this
bill, assuming that the individual in-
stances in which it odors relief were
log it with such force as to throw the proved in committee. to‘tlle satisfac~
body on the top of the descending car tion of both houses, to be such as to
The elevator boy can that he didn tN make that relief equitable and just i
know that Meyer was near the elevatOrN do not feel called upon, in the closing
until he stuck his head inside theN days of the session. to enter into an
door and said he wanted to go (down,i inquiry as to whether all the provls
but the carwait so far down at thntt ions of the bill are in accord with the
time that it was not possible to stop ltN considtutlbn of the state and of the
before Meyer had been strutk. Meyer United States. ”
was about thirty the years old and
leaves a family. ”on “NI-L. faunTEE.
vstuistt oliloltslls
«—FOR SALE.
'l‘u'o black horses belonging to tile'
t‘ it3' or South Norwnlk, at the Old \VellN
Hook and Ladder Compaq.) quartered l o f
(‘nll be. seen there tomorrow at 3 p. m. pearance n R Waylon yesterday a ter
lint-sea kind and good ulnd. For par- N noon, and before he hud'comploted N3“
"3“”. inquire of James .3. Powers. fire} work had put fourteen tine chickens.
colllmiuaioner, tel. 1050, or Harold r.) ""9“ by E‘w'” 1“ 3‘°"°“’t ‘° ““h-
t‘blrk. fire chief. tel. 374' Last April Mr. titeveneit secured a
_.._..;_M_._-...w choice setting of White Wyandotte
our. paying $12 for them. and he had
rstiltlrtc cross .
swears oven. mu
NAPLES. Sept. 22.4 terrific storm
swept lilo Vesuviun district. today.
utilising loan of life and great damage
to properly. 'l‘wellty persons are
known to have been killed. while the
into of whole families is in doubt.
The downpour of rain caused floods.
the water rising ill some places tliNlllQ
uouotld floor of the houses.
Hundreds of families ran from their
homes in imminent danger of being
twcrwhelmed or their escape cut off.
(limit quantities of mud and stones
More swept down the sides of Mount
\' usuvlilli. NN
It; light persons were killed at Resins.
ll town six miles southeast oi’titiI‘CIty shook M “Mm" intensity was record
and at the 303333,...“ foot of Meant 3ed shortly after midnight by the h.“
Vesuvius. and’nve pardons BBB dead‘ 'm'mfim It “Corneal“ “University.
3.3 'l‘tnre 333,3 Groom. nearby ““3“ The disturbsncwbenn at 1:2 “o'clock
The other seren‘ltuown fatalitiel ending ‘N 3‘” N51" 51 “'37 biolooh “1°
mil-mg 333 ”“330, mink“ greatelvt‘ "listless was recorded, the
maturation lipid: $8 millimetres
wonoLlrtowNNin A? Law‘ 3-3333“), Usually we or turn milllmett‘el are
l. .loselbtt. 1i Net-tit Maid in.“ autumn by up needles.
No estimate of the distance of the
tering them in poultry shows about
the state this‘fall. He hits had the
trouble offending and caring for them
for five months. and was considerably
shocked early last evening. when he
entered the chicken yard to find all
fourteen lying dead. No trace of the
dog could be secured. 3
Mr. Stevens toda3 notified select-
mnn James A. Brown. who is making
an investigation;
INITINMNKE 0F '
MEAT lliTEllBITY
WANSHINGTON. Scpt. 22. LAn earth
3
m
Miss Marion Grace, of Not-walk. was
olrthdlnke from qushington was
admitted to in. somatic despite ihil made by illI ohm-vars.
morning and tilQrc com lion hr - MW
in. William whimsy. stilli- tin or tdahcv miss rot-moss. 83o
Nanci: l. taut-mil
. ph 15. Jessica. 7: blorth Main St.
A chicken killing do; made his lip N
fourteen chicks hatched out. Air were
doing finely. and hecontlemplatqd ell-N
Banter-ted 31h. 3% Km We.
NPENEB BY ENE
000N0|l EN
Joseph A. McElroy, oi Harwell:
the Lowest With Figure oi '
$2.34 for Mack Brick
PBOPENll. BNNEBS N030
‘ BEE BENNY E00 WONN
illrdered to Malta Water, Sewer,
, Gas and Electrical Connections
N ._...__...._.._
At a special meeting of the Norwalk
city council held yesterday afternoon.
the bids for the paving of the streets
mentiOued in the $100ch paving bond
issue were opened The bidders were
3 Npresent in nearly all cases to hear the
it”
(Continued on Eleventh Pm.)
N -—roa Hts: mom on DAY.
3 7 passenser touring car. limousine and
Ntuxlcab. Tel 1028-12.
0
NllNlliBlNl. BNBNNBS
W00 BNNB BEN 000K
WNW! NINE! Bile PM of
625 test lit Namath Mr
N Raymond Brothers are making so
Itlve preparations for the barbarian ofi
their present dock. 0! Water street.
South Norwalit. by building another
dock extending from their present
wharf to the property owned by the
Harris a (lane Company.
Plans for the dock extension have
already been drawn and contractors
3 have been invited to bid on the plans
Nand specifications. and it ll_ thouxht
that the dock will be started in the
near future.
The new dock will be 350 feet in
length. making it total dock front".
in a continuous line to be held by the
company of 625 feet. The edge of the
N'Ipron dock will extend out to tho haiv
her line. when that shall have been
established. and ten feet back of that
will commence the main dock. “This
abutting the prepon site. Piles will
be driven to a proper depth and will be
3placed as closel3 together as possible
to serve as It retainer for the till which
will be dumped in back of them.
The new dock will be used for gen-
eral shipping and business purposes.
and will prove a valuable addition to
the already valuable prepertles held by
this 'company off Water street.
«WARRANTID [068. the 002.
Large. selected L'. Jouiotf.
wwwwr‘n
"EMILE NT IIIIEI' IKT.
Fancy milk-fed“ Capone. ill’lc lb.
Choice Native ratio. the lb.
Fresh'kllled iirollern. 200 lb.
Roastlm Chickens. 26c lb.
Legs of genuine Spring numb. 121M.
Forequurtera Spring Lamb. 8c lb.
Spring Lamb Chops. tic lb. .
Best cut Shoulder Shook. ii lbs. 25c.
Loan Pot Roast, loclb.
Prime ltit3 nob-t Beef. labia lb.
2 lbs. Chopped ileef, and.
it large Pineapples, $1.00.
lit Street Oranges. 25c.
Large head Lettuce. be head.
Vineland Sweet fictatoes. tho pk.
i
ve
MILL IMPLOYI LOOEI TOI.
Michael lingers”. one of the Gin-vi
player of the blue . Glut-influx Mills.
had on hove no date toe on hisvieft
‘tooi Imwtlited today. a's the mutt
of dropping a heavy weight tip the
member, touching it badly. The one
lient was removed to the blprwsllt hos-
pital. where this operation was per-
formed by Dr. Tracey. with the assist»
will be of dirt. tilled in from the land -
ance of Dr. Francis t. Burned ‘
Furniture "Nan we Bringing
Load to Bridgeport
M
AN‘SONIA, Cont. Sent. 2N2. -—Bprink-
led with burning; kerosene that had
splashed from the biasing furniture
van they drew, a ‘pair of horses dash-
ed frantically through thl's city‘s busi-
ness centre yesterday.
driver. throwing crowds into panic,
bowling over all who dot in their way
and hurlingaslda other vehicles.
Finally, in their blind terror, the
runaways threatened to set fire to the
(lily Hall by dragging the burning
van up its low broad steps and into
the lobby.
Charles Godbout was having his
household goods taken from Union
street hero to Bridgeport. ‘ Charles
Jackson was driving the van owned
by James 6. Curtis. a Main street
liveryman. Godhout had a can full
or oil. with no cover. put on the van.
Perhaps a boy stealing a ride lighted
a cigarette and dropped the match in
the oil can.
At any rate Jackson had barely
tune to turn his head. on feeling a
sudden heat. when he saw that the
van was a mating furnace. At the
same movement he was thrown for
ward from the van. As he lay un-
conscious hilt horses raced over him."I
The burning oil. splashing out of the
can. drenched the horses' “find“. and
the flames scorched them. as they
rushed tapioca. with shooting men
chasing thorn. the spectacle was too
much’for several women‘s nerves.
Those persons fainted.
The runaways graced two zlris who
menacing the direct and knocked
them down/flat” Mott; Frank Gal
mop, Edward Brown and Samuel B.
Aaroasqa :in turn junfid at the
horm' brittle: and were thrown aside
brutal and cut. When the horses
planned up to»tho City Hall. Chief of
Police Ellis and Sergeant: David
O'Donnell grabbed their bullies, and
although the horse- reared and kick-
ed in their agony. turned them into
the street. Then one horse loll dy-
in.
City employer ran out with lire o!-
timishers and played them on the
van until the Bremen cam. Jackson
was lodurcd severly but will recover.
JASON TOPS. 269 DO -: JELLY
Glasses title do: Joceloff. No. Main St
.3... “fiumw
restraint on
nit suspects:
The search. for Anthony Sabine. or
Malvillo. alleged slayer of Harry R.
Maudlln. of Wilton. was resumed tof
day over the stretch of wild country
near Huckleberry Hill. where it is be-
licveti the hunted man has a refuge.
but which up to the present time the
large force of searchers. tracking
about the district has been unable to
locate.
There is a belief that the much-
oought man in being assisted by coun-
trymen of his working in the vicinity
of the Booth Norwalit filter plant. to
the extint'of furnishing hlin with-food.
and a watch will be kept over that sec
tion for the possible further appear
once of the man there. The fact that
10 many [ruled persons are in the
district about Wilton is said to be
causing many hi the residents there
some uneasiness. ,
m .
u-Wl ITILL HAVI A LAROI fiUPv
My ot'biusklhe‘lnnr. L Jointed.
Mun“
Filllll "INNS
Illll’illll TO DEATH
w.
YOUNGSTOWN. 0.. Sept. 22.—-—At
leaetvfour persons Nwere burned .to
death and rationed injured when an.
eight-inch no min on the south ave-
nue viaduct burst early this morning.
andpoured a stream of the fluid into
I boarding house nearby. The Wild
is: immediately took tire and burned
.T
to the ground in a low inhibit-ll. There
were believed to be lit occupants in
the house at the time of the fire. and
the police believe other bodies than
the fourfound may be in tile ruins.
fl
,, “Ni-"BF out; our
For , three .
blocks they ran. trampling on their
WIATHII FORICAIT
Fair tonight and Saturday: cooler.
NNRNNN .lN‘NEB PENBNNl ,
llNNl Ill Nl’l’iil 00001
Abducior oi Stamford Girl Hall
Also a Girl Living in Bridgeport
ENENNBINSNB
E00 NBKEE
salty and 'Smoltor Halli Last
Evening in Bod lion's Hall,
Was a Great Success
llilllliilllll in
llli tilicltll SPEAKER
Candidates for Billet) in City of
South about Also Heard
Alphonse Martino. the Stamford
young fellow who was arrested here
last Friday with Marie F‘alzetto, or
Salvetto, a pretty Stamford girl of 15.
is now in Bridgeport jail under bonds
of $2,500 and’ the girl has been sent
to the House of the Good Shepherd in
«Hartford.
While Martino’s arrest was brought
about by his running away with the
girl. the charge against him is that
of assault with intent to kill. It 3vzus
found after he had been takeni
custod3 that he was “”wanted for an
assault over a 3ear ago upon a fellowN
workman in Stamford.
According to developments discov-N
cred b3 the St'amford polico the case
N takes on a "white slave" aspect. N
Martino confessed to the police that:
he was living with a girl on Unicni
Square in Bridgeport. They were not3N
m.arried
Seldom has there been a more suc
ceasful or harmonious rally or smoker?
given in South \‘orwalit than that
which the Booth Norwaiil Republican
Club held last eleninz in Red Mon‘ a
circumstance and ascertain some more fact
adleuturous career, while he is cone; my
enthusiastic Republicans. confident ofj fined in Jail pending tlial in the s m and
N perlor court.
N The returns received b3 Town Clerk tive
NWaterubr3. in Stamford. show
m
(Continued on Tenth Page.)
S'NBNAUSN PAYS 3tlno were married by Justice of the
Peace Edward moon. on e N
NNBNN i0 00NONNNN °J s "‘ 2° :
3m 0mm.- .3 “3-33." “INNEMRBEN INN NNNNNNB
at the People
A tw» Basement amt ~.m‘N—‘Scrvics MN
I: enthusiastic cclalistlc rall3 was
held last evening in the Mahackemo TI‘III I w I“ "OW "W
Hotel mum. when Cornelius F. Fo-N
icy. state organiser of the harbor. in
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Sept. 22.—
of people.
0:0ll0EN 00 Will N NElN
‘ MONTREAL.
l awakened today confronted by a 3
Tile authorities maNy investigate this ling new situation. developed from
bull. The spacious room was filled with °' “m he” ”“mundmg WWW“ xsmes has been ”190‘“. WIN ii“! W
Nbe called upon to form a (tonne 3
till“ acted during the past 24 hours by the
Miss “My SaiVeIto and Alphonse Mar- registration of the will of the ciaor
(Continued on Second Page.)
3 4AUL1FLOWER. GUGUMBERSu
NW ax Beans. Pineapples. Cranbs
N L Joseltlfl. '{2 North Main NBL;
lacooill'alnfolivllmat
Pennsylvania. and Solomon Fieldnlan. (named with rennin: one of the big-
: Colpmbia University professor, spoke mt 303393.30. the [o’ernment secretN "DYING SM“, “Nil “-
on Socialism before a lam gathering “"30. 3," a", unea'rtbed 1.. R. Ton-3 mm MN" m. Train .
Initiator. in the course of his re-N
alerts. paid a tribute to senator Jere.
kin, salesman; George H. Thorn, bani
her; C bi. Cumming. than R. E. Ton i
hill. all of this city, and Thomas new
i . J. 8. Cook a colored porter.N.§n-
mlah Donovan. holdinx him up u the
champion of the people and gas of the
few men in the state who bavo‘ the'
counle of their convictions.
Iir. Finley said that he had occasion
is alias I'. ll Simpson. of Providence.
some of
early as last week. the secret service
only gave out the facts today. Cum- "m3
loin: to the Senate to see how the!
business was conducted in‘ that branch
!or the best-idiom. _hnrd.,tbe tilt bo-
"twecn Senators Donovan and Malian.
the lottery N
its notifications extended all over “9-
the country, rays the detectives. lies
of New widen He stated that Sen-.quartera had been established in tut-NW"
tor Donovan spoke fearlessly and had icing
the nerve to point out the cilia "It! local detectives Daisy and Colwell
moment. He said that he was one of fore melting .33, "39.3.
the tow men who but the interests oti Lewis. one of the out taken intoflmd
the people It heart and who dared to
thin to them.
In 0‘0““ "ntlllrj of BBB. addl'flls, The man, were “I'd .XWDINVGNY
he said that the only thing the matter 3 cgrry the 3033.333. 333.3303. Several
WM! “MW WWI“ W" that he thousand dollars worth have boa
“I Will! 1110 wrong crowd—that “ground on the men bribe odicers. They
should beamed with the Socialists. will be given a prellmlnlfy nearing
He discourled at some length on shortly, '
national politics. dwelling on the no.
«unity of people voting for them-
Ietna rather than for the two capo
tall-tic parties.
I Mr. Fieldnum. who is a brilliant and
highly educated mall. started off by
knockin; the noisy Wuhlnxton street
railroad bridxe and taking to lull the
party that was responsible for it He
spoke ‘It some length on the conserva-
tion movement, showing the waste of
power in gobbling up water. rights. He
dwelt pit the crusade contact Dr. Wiley
and condemned the dismissal of Gif-
ford i’inobot. lie praised both men and
characterized them as good public
urvantl.
STEM!” BillLllil
‘ ll "dill”! IIVEI
PORT HURON. Mich, Sept. Bit--
The roadster Juliet was rammed by
the steamer Konryrnim at an early confer restrain: the which or their
hour this morning. about a" mile and properties and terms.
it half below this city in_ the at. (flair « no committee on bonds it... held.
River. avail-cling. it whit time they made .
The Joust lives IntNINIit and the new articulation for securing dais u to
had a narrow escape getting away on the form of bonds to be issued and the
pieces of medium it is said that out form to hummer-intuit voucher
to
man
TRYI. WHIAT AND OATMEAL
bread. ca‘itc, biscuits. cookies. etc. nan
nor Battery. tel 887.
BlilFEli limit solos:
PIiiPEilTi outlets
The bridge committee will hold all
door.
with
,tlme the subcommittees will report3t
progress and plans for the genernl3
work carried on.
During the past week, the sub-coll»
mittee' appointed to confer with the
owners of buildings on the bridge and
on the land to be condemned for park
purposes. held a meeting at which time
they arranged to hold afternoon meet-
ings and invited the propsrtymwnere
affected to appear before them and
that
this
Npioyed by the Pullman Car Oomph”,
! I. h". been arrested “though but a narrow escape from a tend!”
the men have been taken ”3 death at the south Not-walk railroad
station. lut evening. when in attach
to be in Hartford the other day. ”de111. we: arrested in Camden. N J. ithe Monroe “MN "”3“
Lewis is believed to be the brains of mull" ‘0 “‘5 “I “‘3 m 0‘ m
zones and biting out a portion of bib
d- NFrancis l. liurneli and the man was
Secret Service 0mm Colvln and . “WNW
The accident happened shortly after
existed in "‘9 9’9““ system 0' 80" ’woflted several weeks on the cane bow 9 °°N°°k M” Cook was “mm“ to
‘ the big vestibuled train which pulls in
custody. is said to have confessed. no" N.tlme He h“ gotten out °1 the m}.
suiting in the driest of the local 33,33 is: usual and not being at the car “933an
when the train pulled out he was tom
ed to run after .it.
jump on. sochne closed the vestlbn
door from the inside preventing tho
the Monroe street bridge ahead and
not seeing the some in the dark. Ills
Cook persevered and continued to ‘ -
Nalon; side of his ear. thin-kin: that ii!» '
conductor might see him and open W
bridge and landed in Monroe at
His fall was heard and seen by
number or people who happened to at
Nin the vicinity null Dr liurnellm
called. The plant
ontol- meetinl. this evening. in th m“ “‘3'"
Norwalk Town Court rooms, at which i N" found Nb” "‘9 right N" “d ”I“ .'
2hand had been injured somewhat and
ooth to penetrgte through the lip.
couple of stitches were taken to close '
Mr. Cook an the physician’s clubs
with the intention of dotting another
train to take him to his destination. . .
rib-it entailed lb.
Pork Chops. lilo lb.
Brash Shoulders. 12%0 lb.
Fresh mass. 30o dos. '
Good butter. 25c lb.
Chopped Bleak, tulip lb.
.8 bars Swift‘s soc
Native Calves
Don’t ofintake the mis-
clouding down
advertising investment
to save money-w You“
cannot make soup
without a fire. Be lib-
eral in your Sentinel
advertising.
00NBEBNNNNE NNNBENN
Losses by the Liberals Nib
Nearly Every Province 3 '
Sept. 22.——Cundlld
that reciprocity with the Unit“
government has been «new
that R. L Borden will rho Bl!
ministry That the changes Gila ._
in
out
to board an train he fell tut-mu .
sustaining '
l-Jis injuries v.33 dressed by no.
to take another train for his dol-
u .
leaves for the east at about that.
Before he and]!
from getting in. Not thinking fl
in doing this he fell throne!”
considerable force:
“.mlt Mr cool:
in “hill “(in street. when
the force of the tall had caused n.
wound.
meridian
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