i"
i
' where the atone throwera work and Ill
* ”Mlp’li Loretta dam of Mormon Was
. a liiemus emdfl'uinta have been made to
the rail '
to lump der‘ochi ,
Toggspcrleocc icing... ‘
, N,“Dinkelilpiei.”u
‘ Entered :t. wWyrm-onu
tltliilillil llullillu '
l0 latitudinal:
' Attorneys Hurlllutt or Davis for
Corporation Counsel and c. it.
Diiworill tor Clerk
Not only has Charles H. Dilworth
stated that he is candidate for the DO-
sition of city clerk, but it is general-
ly understood that be will receive this
office, which is. considered a small
enough reward for his hard campaign
against Mayor Edward J. 'F‘innegan.
The candidate is well qualified for the
otilcc or clerk and there is little doubt
but that he will give eutil‘e satisfac-
~ tion it chosen to the oilice.
it is probable, however, that the.
present street commissioner, Edward,
F. Duffy, who has become thoroughly;
familiar with his duties in the last‘
month since his appointment, will be
retained by the council, because of
his good work, at least until a change
ill the ofilce has been made necessary
F‘dwin hi Bloke is also a candidate
for the olllce, and is receiving some
iliiilNili
iiiilM SESSMN
Messrs. Powers,‘_0anty and Linx-
weiler Failed to Appear and
Adjournment was Taken
in hill ills till
~ it within llll
Final Meeting Will Be Held Next
Monday Evening
The adjourned meeting of the South
Noiwnlk Bonid of Councilmen, uhicbl
was to have been held last eve-nib“ support
did not “IMMQHRHW. own]; to the t‘ct 1199 Davis of the iflw film 0! H1111“
1m" “1""? was no Tougrum ”Team" butt 8; Davie has been mentioned for
”“1“ “1‘“ James ouers om leorporction counsel, on has also .i
as H‘ (‘anty “ndxu‘mmb‘blbuvafler “Si Beiden iltlributt and it in very likely
being pit-Hon! “'01 9” Po lone of them will be elected.
lll:,lll City (it'lk lolill J. Cuneo, Colmr‘
(:iilllell William ii. McMahon. Charles} citgltzlfjeuglilnnitll‘sg Rsp‘mlfisfizsplgi :2:
.l. Pidgeop and Miller Miller, to- change in all the appointive olflces,
nether ‘with the reporters and a few it is said the new councilman are ab- .
”Manors were all that presented soilltely nnpledged to anyone and
”I‘mmehes i their votes at the meeting when these!
The meeting came as a result or things are decided will not be m
the first three members of the board.fluenced by any promises.
tour-lug the council chamber on Tues3 . it is thought that although the men
day cloning ill order that they might: 0’ the Republic» party "a “qu
block the tight to. put Frank S. Strat-
working to hove City Engineer Chor-
m“ in office “mm!“ of‘ mm. M" lee N. Weed removed he will retain
m“ V “‘mm‘“ “ "“ WV.” in: tibiae. it is understood that the
i
:22; 3:3”?! 3:“ the “‘2: “at” .nepubucans are urging the name at
p on appea fie were William J Weed, a young and enter-
not disappointed.
’1 i r w b a on in
The meeting was adjourned 'usuin Mo Vienna enzinee he as n co
until Monday evening. when another‘
All of the Norwslk Fire Companies
aggpgzx Esdma‘fti’ tg‘dnizh "p :3: have endorsed the name of Joseph J.
{he police quest“): 8 y 0 so ,.Cahtli the present incumbent for the
iposition of superintendent of tire
eighth; 1:13:25“: tijtfiiufgmoemd intern: system and because of his ex.
p D loeilent work it is expected that the
late outlook for a settlement it “3i council will chose him to succees him
reoriented that all who have outstund "N“ The n“ companies officers will
log bills "6|th the city present'
appear before the new council, recom-
l
item before Monday night in order "mum” that Mr Cohlll N? re-ln
that the present board. “in“ ”almond
out. of office at noon on the 11th inst 'l
liiiili Siiiiiiiiii
may retire with a clean state.
it is questionable whether or not
the present board will be able to clone.
up. its business unless Mayor Poni-I
man invokes his right to arrest thei
absent members of the council and
have them brought to the meeting.
-«w» «w... .._
. Work oi Recovering Bodies from
MM” INT "Till TlillBE
, . Wreckage ls Milking Good
Will) "MEI! "Ills
morass
'l‘helujnry of two policemen, both;: "’
umpen. by hoodlum: who have pulled AUSTIN PM Oct. 5'4“”! MI”)
sinned through window; of couched lnia ““3de more men W110 come i‘“
"aing be‘wmn New "into“ .nd [1|th into What ll '0". 0f LUSH“, the
Bridgeport and several places flnlhgrilBll‘ch for bodies and dlsentanritng
west my“, N9.“ Yolk division of in'e. ithe debris was spread over greater
has ”an,“ m. omclals of m. NowN’lt‘on todtl’. and it I.” expected lillt
Haven “Wild and it w“ said today before nightfall a number of bodies
:t at the railroad police have lniltltu-w wou d b. "00'3”“
ted a strict watch ill the locallt ice Horiy 2‘ hours ”m. the “I“ of
illicbwoy Commissioner lit. M. Binsiow.
who war hero with Governor John K.
Toner. half a hundred men from his
department were sent in to help those
:on the ground. Chief Engineer 8 ii.
lP‘oItor ill also on the scene lending
this old to the plan of relief.
l The railroad tracks through the
midst of the wreckage is being torn
through with a steam lo: loader, and
gangs of workmen who have cleared
litre tracks npflo ii point where they
were wanbed. Commissioner of Health
lltxon late yesterday was driven
.throuzh tile Stunemehouing valley to
Cellulite and upon his return middle
night was a most utrcournin! one.
The river is so strewn Willi millions at
reel of hair timber. barns illid dwell-
ings. tangled up with steel cool car:
and bent and twisted rails that. so-
cording to the commissioner. it seems
almost a portion! impbhlbiiity to
, clear it up.
No cerium of iced guppllu that
came in unit nighttime unloaded to-
filr- * ‘ ,
, ll
any of them are caught they wtli be
punished to the limit of the law
(in Saturday ointp a woman who in-l
gored by broken glass caused by some-
one throwing a a stone lit the ups
fii‘llgei' train a indigo! Iisven at
it: 08 ll; 1m '1" worrisome not lie-
lloliilly hurt and did not give boi
name to the nursed people. it is
hold. On the following night it up-
pesrs,’ aeodrdios‘to a preys dcllptltch
[tardy out. ,fidlh incidents occur.
or lililflii‘d. idle! Carey was cut
out the face. but well not serious-
ii
(in addition to those instances nu-
iilclnll of like attacks on
dlilmj who line the rail-
liilii iii llsili
“dancing hall. about forty foot square.
' The improvement to the house along
1 lei Louis Goldtlchinldt and fluid
Clint-lee bl. Wood. will no doll
loom illoawmt. com. runasbirr camera it. till!
llillill liar ‘
[till it lilillil
till [13th
villa is
lilWiSthlll
Hanna Estate Secured tor
the Purpose ‘
illiii Pilliilllll
lull ll Pilllililil
Dancing Hall and Other improve-
ments Will (last 52,500
With the beginning of next stepson,
Belle inland will. take on o. new lease
of life and aetivity.‘ deeds having been
passed, securing the Hanna estate.
comprising land and buildings. which
will be converted into a club house.
and from which will be built the’inew
pier. fill of Which will give the popu-
lar bummer resort additional facile
itlcs for social activity and will serve
to stimulate the growing interest of
the islanders toward! boating and
water sports. _
For some time, George 1“. Facts,
president of the Belle Island improve-
ment Association, has been working
out the details of a club house and
pi”' for hop flight! “it! recently Wii'
linm C. Biotin. one of the wealthy
members of the annotation and fell-
dent on the island, bought the lion-
oa estate. which adioins the cast
beach, for the «notation.
The Bonus. estate has a water front-
age ot about 800 feet and comprises
ample grounds for beautiful lawns
and drives. which will afford excep-
tional opportunities for open air fete!
of various kinds. while the water
front opens a way for the eon-trilo-
tlon of a new pier. which has been
"talked of no much. The latter lin-
movement will be built in the north-
easterly direction some 860 foot to
a float, which will decilitnte landinl
and which will be a great convenience
for the small craft such as will do-
sire to discharge or take on passed»
zero there. as well as wording on
odmirabie place for swimming and
diving.
The present residential place, will
be remodeled no as to meet the (lei
intrude of a club house and will be
‘oxtcnded so as to provide a suitable
Candidates for
That errors were . y .. by the couch
era in recent city at ‘v’on. in the vote
accorded to William , ,_ ler and Harry
w. Mother is conced Liby all those
who were present at ,' “polls on that.
evening. members cl both parties
agreeing on this.
Those gentlemen present who fli-
lowed the canal on their own“ volition
and kept a close tally. give Mr. Miller
628 votes and Mr. Mother 677. which
places them at the bend oi the list
instead of at the bottom. ' 7
City Clerk John .l. Cuneo was seen
by n Sentinel reporter and stated that
the whole count illiounded with errors
from the lop or the ticket to the bot-
tom, but his revised count did not
show any great difference in the count
otvtlle above named gentlemen. accord
in: to the tally of the clerk oi the
count The iimlros, however. named
with those which he.‘ an it counter.
kept.
Mill RliilE ii
EXP iiiiS iiiE
cummolmmmun-
communal Mil or
ilsurpAnyAuiilcriiy
ill ill liilll uni
intuit this
President ills Great Powers ii
item is Exes-claim
now than, Oct. 5.~——Theodore
Roosevelt has on article on “iiow the
number of the Outlook. Mr. Roose-
velt discusses statements which hare
been made from time to time that he
acted in an unconstitutional manner
and usurped authority in connection
will cost ".600. i
it is the plan oi the asunolcttou.i
through its energetic prenident. to
fashion a club house and grounds;
which will mu anything of its kind
along the Lou; island shore andi
every indication is that tiny will silo-1
used in every way. i
In addition to the new club grounds,
William c. Smith has generously on-
torod into on agmmopt with the oili-
ctols of the association, whorebybi',
tennis courts will be opened to the;
members of the unocletloll.
SELEBTMEI MEET ‘
Mill ”Mill!
.The calculated, Alfred Aviuon. James
A, Brown and John Davina. hold a
mootln'xrtodity shortly bolero noon and
organised. All have filed their bond!
and on s. result or the number of voters
occur-ed It the election on Monday Mr.
Avtson to to be the first selectman. silo-
mains Mr. Brovn. this time tor a
term of two year-i
Mr Aviloo ansumed his duties at the
cheating. and lilies toes Pollution was
reappointed clerk of the board. ‘ “flier
Daniels hull been the ambient clerk or
the board for some limp sod her W
appointment is lolly limited. * . '
A
. The it count incumbents, collo-
turned to their position
and anticlwboii (Soul-ad in
with the Panama protect, and be up-
w...
(Continued on Eleventh Fuel
troop m not
silos turn we
trill statistics
A joy ride which lasted for a month
with intervals ot ml. and in which
he spent 11.000 of a roll of $1.850,
taken from a Bridgeport beer mat
ended in a sentence of from two to
three years in state prison for Conrad
A. Trunks, who pleaded guilty to the
charm of their yesterday to superior
court before Julius Wheeler. ,
The nun who lost the roll was John
I). salute of Bridgeport. who with,
summer and storied to visit all the
amusement places. it took a whole
evening to do it, and when dittbrto
callus to he was on the; New Bevan
green without, his money. Trloke bail
disappeared, i. lea-vino behind him o
trail or violin and o number of co-
continuous. ii‘bo loll rldlnc contin-
. use, to NW”. whim 'rrsil
not. new to South Not-walk :3
New very. led the funds Were fun
plotted front Smarter roll. The troilon
was roll-Iced. however. utter a couple
of weeks along tin Great White m,
United States Acquired the Right lo;""1 3 mini- .
Dig the Panama Canal. " in the current i ‘7 members voting "“3" 9““ "9W
m
533%?” g
Brothel.
l!
WIATHIB FORECAST
Foletonlght and Friday: frost tonight.
Heavy Gannonadlng ileerll Last
Night Near samotllrace and
(lit the Coast of Proves!
iliEiiiliiiil..81Eii
liiiiiiiii iiEiii iiiiPiili
Suggestion Made that The Hague
Arbitrate‘llliterences
LONDON, Oct. 5.——A dispatch to
the Chronicle from Constantinople to-i
day. says that a cablexrsm there from .
a Turkish source at 'l‘ripoli via Mai-.
to. states that the ltelion battleship?
ConteLdi-Cavour was blown up by a!
crew and troops aboard the vessel’
perished
(Continued on hinth Pale)
“llil'l'TEll sensuous"
iii'l'lllllll lit roller
"rotten boroughs”
Connecticut‘ a
bored by Mayor Willard G Mabel-
of Mtddietown in Mi?“ Mi article
written for a local labor paper and
widely circuhtod today. The vote oui
the workmon'n automation bill is
taken as a text by Prof. Fisher. '
"The probably correct vote was 47:
tor the bill and us cutest"
Mayor Fisher. "The rotor of the
Republicans wen claim solidly cut
output the bill. 106 easiest and only
0 for. l have made an examination
and and that the 148 dentin votes
were out by the mpmuum of
1873” Milk. while the nlirmotlve
votes were given by the “present:-
tivos of more than twice as many——
588.8“. . '
‘Towns of loss than 1.000 popula-
tion out two votes for the bill and
88 union. all the other band. towns
of more than 10.00 out 25 for the bill
011 an average the
noted 12. 417 people, while the till
voting "Nay" each repronentod 2,.012
«The orllxumeut oi towns to inter-
«tin. Bridgeport with a population
of 108.604, Hartford with 98,916.
Waterbury with 78.1“. Norwich with
as. 819. Norwalk with 24 211 and Don-i
bury with 23. 502. ouch out two votes‘
for the bill; sud these twelve votes
from 850.0” people Vere neutralized
votes tron Canterbury with tile. Bark-
bnmstond with sea, Lydia mi. Alb“
ford M8.Coiebrook.“1.ond Union.
888}! total of 4.306. Tbst in. the attir-
motlve vote came for the not: part
from the populous industrial centres
while the negative coins for the most
part. iron: the gush rural town."
comm hill caused ode oi the
cost ears on n frblcht- trdln of the
Danbury division of then“ York.
'i‘ranko wont up to tisvlu noel: tblaiblew Haven and Hartford Railroad to
Jump the truck just south or the Win-
nipauii railroad station a, mile above
Norwnill yesterday sitemoon. The
cost cor. loaded lit the time. . vein
went through the rolls and bumped
the tie. tor some little dirthnco before
the min was brought to I atop. No
one woo injured and but little duration
or“ lithe. monolithic rein? lasted some
tint...” it being coach»? for the
minor lo cows and put the car back
tho title;
our” single-"run
at this place nude
l. Mloonarowu.
‘ W
i Burbierri,
by the some number of dentin;
fills Mllllill:
' ill Fill lllli
Mlddletown ludpe, However, Wilt
Careluily Study Evideiuie in
Wreck Hearing
Oct. 5.--The train
wrecking case reached a dramatic
point. yesterday, when Judge Pearne
doc ined to allow Attorney James H.
b. who has represented the New
Haven road, from making claims
against the prisoners, not as an at-
torney but as a citizen in the interest
of justice. after Prosecuting Attorney
Conglilun had stated to the court that
he had no claim against them. To
the request of Mr. Webb. Attorney
Donahue representing one of the tie-N
iendants, had made an objection. Ar-
guments here then begun which were
.. expected to continue for some honris
as each of the attorneys for the do
fence would have an allotted space of
i time for argument.
When the hearing was resumed on
itnlion detective named Joseph Do
at Waterbury, continued
the testimony begun yesterday lie
was then croos examined by Mr.
Turkish mine off Tripoli and that the ‘Donnhne and it was brought out thatiof its size in the country, and I struts
the witneu coaid tell in excellent
English What he had said in Italian ; .
He then repeated the alleged confer-i DrOOf brick structure. The 31‘“ “00" '
slon of Diorlo to Alleoeic. The
translation of Carlson. A number of
words that might have two meanings,
such as "spike." “crow-bar"
lions were asked along this line.
Vent-urn Porelli, an itatlan or New
Haven. who does detectivework, also
you called. He said at the Jail that
a pencil peddlcr bod limit the cow
"rowan between Aileclo ‘ond Di
Stefano He denied that Allessio
but noted the prisoner to inform on
the Others and get $2. 500 reward.
and l
iiiiiiii Eiiili iilliiii
"belt," were pointed out and quosl
EXCHANGE illi
_ ii 10
Modern and Handsoine Structure
in Wilmington Start to Be .
Occupied This Month
Piiiiiifl iMSPEMiIMii Mill
iii ‘Miiit'iiiiiMMEM i'iiiii, ”
Operating lioom Said to be tins ;'
oi Finesi'in the :Cnuiltry '
With the opening of the new con-_
trai office of the Southern New Enx- ' ,
land Telephone Company. in Washing;
ton street, the South Norwalll: ting".
change will have an absolutely modern
office building, second to no exchange
ture that is a credit to the city. \
The new oillce is a threeisItory tire-
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
illiiiillii ii'i’iliiilil
Merludgshesobib
.mutnw
Mrs. Dial wife of one of the pris-
I“slop-rs. was called to rebut tostlloonyi
liven by an ltalisn police colour oil
She said their
Hartford Tuuday.
she did not tell the letter that her
busbopd got home on the night of
ibewrocknt'l: 3i) butsttip. in. This
closed the testimony. Judge Peal-no
asked Pro-scum; Attorney Oouxhlon
what claims he would look. against.
the outdoors in behalf of the we.
The letter said be bid no claims to
make. but would root on the evidence]
as given. The court said that this
was a peculiar attitude for the prose;
enter to take. M this luncture, At
tomey Webb sprang to his feet and
requested that he. as a eltiseo in the
interest of Justice. be allowed to do
what Mr. Couxhliu bod Illd he would
not do Attorney Donahue aid that
to allow Mr. Webb to take that ml-
tude was in conflict with the proctics
of the courts in this story. Judge!
Peal-no upheld Mr. Donahue Ind At
torooy Cari-on opened the ammonia
in behalf of his client.
The argument. were continued yel-
tcrdly afternoon. Judge Pearce has
laid thlt be will carefully ‘o tblolith
the mass or tosttmouy that has been
presentedduring the bearing More
he announced his drilling. He has loll
inclined not. to hold the men but he
felt that o careful study of the m
tlmooy would enable him to arrive at
n decision. sun it there might. be
mile or work flood of him in solo:
'liii’oulil the record.‘
MOVING TO NIW LOCATION.
Irowor a Melons company On. one
lieu touch.
’l‘he Brewer I: Malone it'osd Cour;
ploy, of Main street, noun today to
rave one door south of where they
have been doth; business. Thus as
they occupied the space of two stores
til V have moved each one door downl
newt-toll. is we: told in the don-g
ttnol polar time on. boo-use of the
the street out door to the WW
onto. The men are brothel-I.
The now quarters oi the loot! coins
‘ iotlmeiretsc mother «mum. till!
toward Wail rile-i. rho choline weatherman . , i
slicer Grocery mm to aim more?
bled musings.
"u. medium .
Next to election time, the moat in-r“
reheating period or the you is the
short interval between election 4}
and the day when the new mayor and
lboord of councilman one once. during. , "
which time speculation is homily rife
as to what the appointments of the
council will be and who the mayor " ,
shall appoint to bend the several de~
lpcrtmenta or the city administration.
l Not in this your city exception. ol-
Vzillough pooslbly the interest at this
itimo is not as lively no it might be
iwere the council not composed of six -
members of the Republicans, which
continue the appointments to the one ..
party. There to little mood for any ,
compromise or interesting trades in.
the way of patronage.
; All usual, the appointment of a cor-
;porntlon counaei is the issue at stake
[ and in some cit-clan there is come Inco-
Notation as to whom the appointment.
will fall.
There does not seem to be much
room tor doubt as to who shall do tho-V
next corporation counsel. Attorney
Joseph B. Taylor seems to be the lope
cal candidate and every indie-lilo“
tint he will be nwnrded the Mufti
by reason oi his experience both on
city odiolol and as an attorney at in
and Judge or the Town court and in"
recognition of his valuable assistance
rendered to the party for you. , ‘
4: to the appointments of the com;
in: mayor fer the severe! “mm“
live departments. Mayor-Elect wumi
it. Tammany woo interviewed by 5M
Sentinel reporter. this Mus. “I
stated that at the present tithe be no! i
nothing to any in rounds to thou be
isold but. be intended to call it‘s W»
l
i
i
i
weelt tor the purpose of rotting
views as to these oppotntoloots. N
there were any Mme. be will:
inrobably be governed to a lane on
tent by those. otherwise no will in
bi- appointments metallic to bill but
ON‘ HUNDIID “Nth IV
ON" LAN.“
The udlol' Aid of the “dill
walk nascent optimum s
sotsristtuily 9W “‘9!
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