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and line Dog is Killed
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'i‘liree little boys, two girls and
three dogs were bitten by a small black
and brown dog, supposedly mud. this
rimming. in Springwood. as it dashed
at headlong speed through West and
Lowe streets in Benton and Hoyt
sire-eta ilIIlI then down over Roton Hill
towards Rowayton. where it was lost
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Delegation from Bridgeport En-
tertainsd by Local lioyol
Arcanumites
The Boosters' Club. of Bridgeport.
connected wnh Seaside Council. Roy-
al Arcanum, came to South Norwalk.
last night. about forty strong. and
Avere entertained by the members of
Sherman Council, No. 1343. Royal Ar-
canum. The occasion was a decided
ly pleasant one. and much enjoyed.
by all. Good i'eilowphlp pervaded the3
Mystic Chain Hall. where the Royall
Arcanum assembles for its regular
meetings, and' those present thor-
‘oughiy enjoyed the visit.
Past, Regent William F. det, or.
South Norwalk, presided over the‘
meeting. and speeches were made by?
A. ll. Dauchey, past regent. of Sea~
side Council; Franklin 0. Wortmann,
past regent, of Seaside Council; Re~
gent Charles H. Sherwood, of New3
Haven; Past Regent F. H. Riley, 0!
Burnside Council, Brooklyn, New
York; Charles H. Morris, harbor mas-
ter of Bridgeport; J. Walter_l’egg. of
Bridgeport, formerly of Nowaik; Past
Regent Enoch 8. Bowen. of Sherman;
Council. and others. All were— of a
track of. Despite the efforts of a gang
oi‘ ulcn led by Paul lfligycl ill Spring-
wuod and later Ofllver Frank V. Ray-
mond and Richard lrcland. son of Con-
st Able Samuel C. lreland. the canine
escaped. ‘
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«FRIDAY NIGHT.
Dance at the Armory. Svec's 0r-
; chestra 0! e13!“ pieces.
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I Lighthouse Blown to Pisces,
But Cars Being Taken to
Save the Town
ROME. Oct. Air-it is oiliciaily stat-
decidedly interesting and instructitei
nature. and shouldA that extensive;
lplana are in contemplation for that
growth of the order in this state dun. .
ing the wintei A large number 01
. prizes will be offered to members and
lodges suturing the largest number of
new members during the coming sea-
son
Following the speochmaking there
was instrumental music by Archibald;
Merriam. who delighted all with but
piano selections. and was chilled tot
respond to several sncoreo l
Gilman Corbin. an accomplished}
monologue artist. who is at Hoyt‘si
ATheatre tilts week, entertained with
rccitations and stories, which were
heartily enjoyed.
Later a line clam chowder summer!
'Wls enjoyed This was prepared am 3
der the direction of Orator Sylvesterg
Darker. with the assistance of Chef
James F. Robertson. 3
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Twenty-live 06AM my nou-
tlooal Compensation Voted by
Board oi Councilmen
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Farewell Dimer to be Enjoyed in
the Near Future
Police Commissioner Charles A.
Quintard. of Nora-elk, presented to the
Norwaik city council meeting, last
evening. a plea for more pay for the
police department oiilcers. He advo.
cated raising the pay of the policemen
twenty live cents per day. The plan
met with unanimous sympathy at the
hands of the player and the council
and the plan wds recommended and an
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No time is to be lost in setting the
work on the New Canaan trolls!
started. Attorney John J. Welsh, of
the arm or Walsh and Hobbs“. st-
torooys for the corporate“, is busily
engaged getting everything In shops
for the first meeting of the norm
tors. This meeting. he stated this
morning. would probsil'iy be held dur-
' course of professional lectures.
Revolution in 8M Affairs Ao-
compllshod by ildls. oi Town
Election
Last evening at the High schOol. the
Town Teachers' Association held their
first meeting of the year. bliss Mar
garet B Weed, of the entertainment
committee. reported in favor or a
After
long..dlscuasion, the annotation votedr
to instruct the committee to submit a
report at the next meeting regarding
prices at which cdihpetent lecturers
could be secured. !
Superintendent Chancellor. of the
Union district. called attention to the
fact that a'compl‘ete revolution in
school ntfalra had been accomplished
at the recent election' He said that
the central other» would cost four or
five thousand dollars a year to main-
tain and that some citizens might un-
dertake to reduce teachers“ salaries
as offset. in order to prevent adding
further to the tax-Worden for schools.
Principal Gombart. of the High
school. assured the teachers «present
that he had been an active leader him-
soil in building the town high school
and getting the recent measures of
progress through. had that he would
work diligently for their interest in
the future as in the past.
The social program consisted of a
violin duet by Miss Laura Ward. of
East Norwallt. and Miss Myrtle Scul.
lay. of South Norwalk, usisted by
lilies Zita Feeney. of Norwalk. at the
piano; a vocal solo by Miss Marlon
Hayes. of South Norwallt. and several
medians br‘ bliss Florence Jennings.
of South NW8.
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guessing gun. The name of some
famous character was placed upon is:
back ot.osoh person present. who that
gttessed whom he represented. Not
one teacher tailed. but many were I
long time in guessing.
Refreshments were served by the
High school faculty. The evening
closed with dancing by tho isdi’db‘ and
the young men of the High school
faculty.
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Gorernor Tenor, of Texas, so-
Iisvos Stats Should Have
Supervision liver Dams
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AUSTIN, PAL. Oct 4. -~in a drlszhnzi
rain with roads washed by mountain?
streams, Governor John K Tenor.3
who arrived here last night from liar A
risburg. started today on his tour ofA
inspection of the destroyed dish-ion}
including the dam of the BIHIIIB
Pulp and Paper Company, the going
out of which resulted in the death}
distress and privation which over
spread this village.
Stronger than ever this morning‘
was the general opinion that theA
state officials are looking over the eit- ‘-
uation with a view of ascertaining
their authority in conducting so in,
vestigstion as to the liability and to:
upoasihliity tor the condition of the
dam.
it to multiply asserted by Gen.
am not w. mm. vice-president o: tA
the Bate wnorAQenmcmmAutom§
tbst II. no time was out. made;
content at the cdlstrnotion. oerslr
or condition of it“
State Senator Baldwin. 0! counsel
for the Dulles Pulp and Power Com-
pany. was among those in close touch
with Governor Tenor during his visit3
has.
Aside from the governor’s sojourn,
the situation early today assumed the
routine of clearing sway weekend
the search for more bodies and renew-
ed efforts to get men. not only as‘
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Members oi the llowoyton Yacht
Club Boosts and Presented a
Handsome Borges
The East Norwalk Yacht Club for-
mally closed its season, last evening,
by holding a smoker in its comfor-
table quarters in the Benedict Farm’s
bridge, which prove to be a most
pleasing and happy 41 dir.
The members of the Rowayton Yacht
Club were the guests of honor of the
evening and added materially to the
success of the occasion by their pre-
sence. Among the prominent memi
here or this organisation who were1
present were Commodore R. Living-3
Alton Lackey, Commodore John H. H.
Coates Commodore Barclay and Com- A
modore Wendell.
in the course of the evening, the
visiting delegation presented the
hosts with a handsome burgee. Com-
modore Lackey making the presen-
tation speech. Commodore Silas ll.
Ketchum accepted the gift and replied.
‘to Commodore Lackey with a few?
well chosen words of thanks and ap-
predation.
The gathering present being so-
cially inclined enjoyed a very pleas-
not time, telling stories and enjoying;
the conversation which naturally
turned to boats and boating Graph-
aphone selections were also enjoyed.
Later in the evening. refreshments
were served. the menu including such
palatable dishes as clam chowder.
salads, Boston baked beans. bread.3'
codes, sweet older and smokes of all,
kinds. All did ample Justice to the:
“feed" and there ensued a round of
informal speech melting at which
nearly everyone present was called
upon to contribute to the fund of elo-
Ads sent endeavors.
it was not until late in the evening
that the party broke up, the guests;
being generous in their words of
praise as to the hospitality of the
hosts while the latter thanked their
guests for their attendance.
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‘ catalog?" of and”
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Mayor Pohlman Contendsd Power ,
of Recommendation Loy With
Him and Council Could Approve
ElE3il33 EXPENSES
I ARE RAISISEREAA
AMessrs. McMahon, Thsrisuli and
Cutbiil on Apportionment Board
Te police captaincy matter ,. canto,
walk Board of Councilmen again, last
evening. and alter being deadlocked
for three ballots and arm moon 3
gulng pro and con. tendered by a no
session. the Raymondites; new
Councilmen Thomas H. Cnnty, Jilin
'1‘. Powers and Jacob Llnxweilet‘
the council chamber, relieving tilt;
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DANBURY. out—em.
an aviator. fell ‘00 foot with his
plans here late yesterday and,
log in a memo «caved without so»
rlous injury. The machine was
wrecked. ' ,
Schmitt was pinned under his in.-
v
in next week. .
The meeting will be for the pur-
Apose of. organisation and those Anton
4A'A-'*I'AV° ested in the scheme are melting a spe-
ed wday that Vice Admiral Forays-ill: L08; THEII LIVES;
. laborers. but u cooks whose servicestwlll contest Monday’s election. . chine and was unconscious when.
sends a message to the sovornment
Oct
are sorely needed. The replenishing3clalmiug that illegal ballots werei taken out. but recoup“ new, .3...
of food supplies too is taxing the en- counted fer the Republlcmi “10 erward. On being examined at the}.
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stating that the bombardment of the:
main- bgttertos at Tripoli commenced‘ FREEI‘AND' P."
at 3 oclocit yesterdav afternoon annmorkmen lost their lives at the mine
continued until sunset
' The batteries replied to the italian
fire without effect.
The admiral intimates that
in order to (emulate!)
batteries. The greatest
Ainnngin-a the buildings of the town
Univ a lighthouse on one oi the bat-A
A. rice was Alcatroyed.
in the government nus Aimed at Tri-
poli at 7: 46 oclovk last night.
Inliowl:
'(in board the battleship Bennetllt-
to tirlu. 'l‘ucsduyfi :46 p "I.”A bomu
continued until sunset.
responded to the [lotion dro, but with-
out ui'i'cct. The hombnrdnmm wit
be continued tomorrow until
completed.
"llroal cure was taken during the,
bombardment not t2 damage the ('31!
batteries was destroyed.”
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shod Over Lumber.
the
immbardmeut will be resumed today
destroy the
core Was ,
[Alton bv the ltuliau gunners to avoid A the “m of the calm heap Mm. them I" Norwnlk WNW”. at any rate. the
"l he dispatch
’l‘he bait/cries
the
Alimtrtlotiotl'ol the batteries has Anon
truly a iluhihouno upon one of the
tidbits". Hsiipa Randall Co. Inotlnp
(of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company
llll Drifton. last night in an unusual;
inc ccldent Two other men had narrow'
Acacnpos. The laborers were working
on a huge culm bank repairing a
drug line attached to an apparatus
Athat carries refuse treat the mines to
3was a large wooden stuck conned'ted
iwith an airshaft running into the
mine The stack suddenly collapsed
3mm into the mine.
mine. When the workmen were
lroaohcd two hours later live of them
A were lifeless.
Mon—o
hardment was commended at it: 30 FUNBR—AT. OF on KI'LLIY
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cipul batteries of 'i‘rlpoll. and was
of Dr. James H. Kelley u Aeterlnar)
surgeon. who died Huntley of ginndcris.
Amen Well known in the Order oi‘iliiits.
'i‘he detseased was esteemed loading
knight or the national body lost your.
and for a number or yesrs sat in that
'Ahody as a grand duptuy. Messages at
family from various parts at the cubic
try- and the floral tributes which were
heaped over the casket same item is-
odl and grand lodges in many acidic
boring states. The burial. all“ room
the high mass at “quietly It the
s
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3 corporatora are: -—~
Aau ml the tine cosl refuse started toAp
Diwnlnsllko qillck'lulus Benedict Charles H Bcoville.
The increase to' the convenient. A “m“ “M" 3‘“ m“ "m a “M“ and; and Myron E. Crawford. of New UsuA
room Vice Admiral Furavelli “,3" "Hirerlpitntad them 75 test into the
was held Atom tit Mmy‘ AA r'hutcli, tbls3
3mornin3. and drew lAcre mam score of.
condolence have been received by the .
('lal short to assist the attorney in
his w.ork
The men back of the scheme at pre-
sent are those who have been asso-
ciated with the work for ten years
back. A few new names have been
added to the list however.
The tneetina will probably be held
first one will be. The names of the
William Wardwell. John F Bliss,
harles B Koeier, Joseph V. Vien. .lu
a;su buster Hyatt. Frank H. Merrill.
Reed 0. Havliaud. W. F. Acton. hid.
word .1 Finnegan. Henry F. Price,
(Charles H. Dllworth. William P
3 Bears. and M. D. Roadie, oi Norwalk.
3 The bill hnvlns linseed the inlet»
iture. a bill thouhht to cover all no-
c~asauy paints this tlmo it is expect-
cd that matters will be pushed for-
ward with great rapidity and that be-
fore tinny inonths something definite
will have been done toward the new
line of communication between Nor-
walk and New Csnasn.
dUROLARB AT MICHIGAN UNIVER-
OiTY.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 4.4m
opening day tuition receipts st the
University oi Michigan. amounting to
[thousands of dollars. narrowly closest!
falling into the not or atohiowsrs.
\ liens-“ticket ran fairly clothe to mayor
on lacrosse in. the Sociallsilc
Vote Causing Talk Today
.NEW HAVEN, Oct. 4.—7One incl.
dent of yesterday's election was the
increase of the Socialist vote, the
total for the moyorolty candidate he-
lng 1.890. which was i03 votes more
than were cast tor Frank 8. Butter-
dldste. Mayor nice. with a total ot
9,518. had s majority of 852 over the
combined votes of Martin. Democrat.”
and author-worth. The four nominees
ior alderman-ablative on the Repub-
lllcs. but the independence of voters
was shown by the election 0! Arthur
Mullen for controller. Henry Fresnius
for treasurer. and William K. Hack»
ott for collector of taxes. all “Demo-
crate. over their Republican opport-
onto. The defeat of controller flows.
for years the but vote getter on the
Democratic ticket. but who was on
the Republican tioitet. tarnished s
.pnrpriu. Afr. Mullen, who but him
by 204 votes. evidently winning'
through sympathy on the part of
those who did not tilts Mr. lowers
discharge of Molten strol- the latter
had stated he intended to try for the
chips: and by did or those depend.
cans wild Mt“ titst the p‘srtrliod lasts
emu hen: whom to noise ‘ party
worth. the independent Citinens’ coir,
the MII‘OIIII.
ths'llmlt or their strength
A strict guard is still kept on the'
”to pass without authority.
the idle curious from crowding aboard
and coming to Austin.
Governor Tenor left Austin at 9‘
o.'ciock He said before leaving: ‘1
‘ out more than ever convinced that the
”Ito's experience at Johnstown and
the destru’tion of this place. demands
legislation that will give the state
control over all those dams and the
surrbundlo; conditions."
The governor would “not discuss the
matter of investigation, which. it is
alter the insult.
‘rwo AUTOIITO IADLY HURT.
PHILADEWIA. Oct. i.-lionnding
a dangerous cum lurch-mount Park
at. terrific speed today. in to Mercer
car which they were tuning up for
Saturday‘s too-mile automobile road
race. Harvey Alister. s well-known to-
as! amateur motor rscbr. and Thomas
Bowen, his machinist. were seriously
injured ‘yvhsn their car plunged into a
tree and turned ovst‘. one or history:
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had he was my
now thought will not be fight: until;
orgies of the commisssry as well as ground of the attack upon the elec- 3hoapital, to which be was hurried, it
tion is that Republicans marked a
The 17 nurses from the state dis- cross in the circle for a straight bal :and bruises he was uninjured m u
pen-Ivy have been worked almost to lot sud KIWI W0“? in ““3 name 0' 22 years old and belongs .in No,
3Eggleston in place of that of George
M. Lucas chose resignation as a can
incoming roads. and none is allowed'1 dldsts for the school board was not
WWW“ cured “‘9' 1‘13"”‘1- TA“ Democrats bury fair, started from the crest of I
trains carry only necessary baggage claim that such a ballot was a spiltA neighboring bill for | night over till
of freight, and Ainssengor coaches are one and could not be counted on s lslr “mums and the surrounding dis-
IOPIINI D! KOIIIIII Summit to keep- “mall! Win) one and the count DH U'ICI. AIIIIOGI. from the ‘3‘“ It
Anotioed that his engine was stolen“
made was wrong
George Mlschler. the candidate for
first oelertman. yesterday. petitioned
the superior court for a recount of the
ivoto in two districts.
3 The Democratic town committee
also have asked City Attorney Dunn
to proceed against Registrar A B
Aubrey and moderator Joseph hotels
in the First district on the charge of
changing returns. The Republicans
claim they were within their rightd.
They claim that they followed ‘an
opinion of the attorney general.
«son Ann‘s mom: on oav.
taxicab at livery prices. Tel. 1026M].
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DR. GRIGOIV IMPROVING.
The many triends of Dr. James Cl.
Gregory, of West avenue. Norwaiit.
will be pleased to learn that his im-
provement couginues snd that he is
now getting along nicely, and is well
on the road to ultimate recovery. Dr.
dream has has a hard slope at th-
uses. 0
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was found that beyond a skating on
York.
Engine skips.
Schmltt, who was iiying at the Dan-
He circled over the fair grounds ' .
started on a tour over some lam
land near by.
He had been in the air about his.
minutes and was dying noticed
and 500 feet high when his all ,,
stopped suddenly. He tried to rs '
control at his machine and glide
earth. and (or a merit to the
or more persons *IIBILM»"
seemed as if he would he
The biplane poised for s' non-avg;
the air. Then Sohmltt‘iost con
or it and it began to drop. . a
Head First to around.
it turned over once as then.
s height 0: about soo fest; pl
digectly head but to earth.
wheels sank about 10 tools“ is 3
sort eprth of the swamp. and to u
fact that the body or the machine did
not strike the ground flatly is [fiat
tried the saving at Sobmht'
Frank Lee, owner 01M I
which the «stop is, his
oshdldsrn. Ai'hs continuum iii “in,
All so edicts! who bed are
piracy did not seem to be
‘hrgumsnt party wise in this
The Republicans sledge!
and 8300 was soruaily lost when iii!"
vault in the treasurers elites m‘W ‘
ed surly today. Night Watch ' film
, braster come 3 ' rubbers
at their truth M.
duslw Id filly lied. Fortun-
atsif.,Wy*s heavy receipts were
. rumored to a local bank late in the
The Hubb'eli, Hall 1 Randall done
,My. or wiiter street. is erecting an
issue lIliiiI over its lumber yard
nttflhs‘ Avast side or the river as a are
”kitties against the winds and storm
or the winter. The work is attracting
fissure “tuition by reason M‘ills gt
1 repartition of the shed Which
it: nearly a quarter iiuishsd.
gems wu‘hrotron
church. was conducted by“ the libs ,
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humus-wuss s double » ...-, “was“; ..
' ' counterparts: ot the Not-mitt
—; do. summon crap or "
11““ will its iisld this ”still: in ”1‘
album Ind thirteen u 3 ._ , , . 7, «,
vdto oh shit amendments . on on W W to.
both being carried autumn Willem. g!
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