button a luau money "I
to keep tier school of
eggspericnca going.—
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scorn ‘uonwmt. court. SATURDAY. ocrossn 7. 1911
‘ i Rilllilllll
”Al nun
iii] SliMili
i. C. Smith, at Norwaik, and
George Putnam, of Brooklyn,
Somewhat Injured
lillllil RUNS llllil lRllllEl
DAR IN Mllllllill SIREH
Overturns Vehicle and Throws
Both Men into the Street
.l. C. Smith, u son of .iohn W. Smith,
owner of the Maple. Grove Form. in
Hr l‘lbner avenue, Nol'wnlk. and (leoi‘glt
lilllli ciioiiiin' ‘
Hill Plillllllli
Chester l. Ryan and Joseph J.
Cahill Want to the Fire
Alarm Superintendent
The new council of the City of Nor-
wnlli, although they huve held no or-
ganized meeting. is considering the up-
pointmonts which come, under their
jurisdiction. Applications have been
received for them of into. without titlin-
her. and it is with great cure and con-
sidei'ution of qiinllileutione tiiiit tho
oouncllmen-eioct are studying over the
candidates for the vnriousw appointive
positions.
The name of Chester J. Ryan, super-
intendent of tho linemen for the lion
sutonie Power roinpiiuy. has been
position of superintendent. of the tire
alarm system. Joseph J. Cuiiill, of the
Southern New England (“oiiipiiiiy's
fort-e. is the present incumbent tind
i‘utimm, a resident of Brooklyn. New
York, not red in on exciting und pulli-
i‘til i‘llliii\\‘il_\' accident. early lust even-z Bl’b'lt‘m Will“ H 15 today. hill‘lliii titlilt?‘
inn, Young Smith, who says he is only 5 at. (mm to work when appointed. lioids‘
.slhit‘t‘ll yours old. drove it spirited
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Joseph D‘sv’lne Charged Wit
Telling-$60M Ariel '
Cameron ’
Joseph Device. a former East Nor-
wailtboy. was arrested in New Haven.
“Journerdoy morning. by Constable
"{Henry C. Seller, charged with em-
t bouleinout of $60 from his former em-
ployer, Ariel Cameron. 6! East Nor-
waik. for whom Mr. Devino worked in
the vicinity of Waterbury. last Aug-
ust. . ‘
. Mr. Davina was engaged as-oolioc-
tor for Mr. Cameron in tho Waterbury
territory and during the month of Aug
not got in with ball companions nnd
spent $60 belonging to his employer.
Later in the month. he repented to
on. extent of writing his employer mail
be had taken the money and promised
that as soon as he could get another
Fire Department. and in view of tho
I tut-t tbiii be bus mode on old fire. alarm
him in good repute for the re~npmini~
meiit. Other candidates one out for
“he Job. 100, they say.
5 Four applicntlous have been receiv-
ed for tho oiiire of commissioner of
streets and sidewalks. This is the
Iproitent lob of Edward it“. Duffy. ho
‘ huving held the place for the. past sev.
;orul months, doing good work and
lbeltor every day. it is thought that
ithe candidates minet him are» up
‘agaliist a stid oropcpition. for his roo-
iord in the few months first he ills-illi-
ad- his position will go a long way to-
ward. ladttsnclng the new council to
insulin him. nt tout until Inch time n
a bbange in the dspartment is neces-
sary;
5 Other appointive odiccs aro'sought
lby many. sppiiostions being literally
lpourcd upon the councilciert.
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ivicriii er AllTiiIliIiLE
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' William Horton. oi Philadephhicfi
:WIIO, alt will be remembered was.
struck and badly injured by an auto-l
;moblio owned iind drlJen by lrvinsl
.Sipporioy. of Norwaik, formerly of
IWestport. was discharged this week
ifrom the Norwnik hospital having
; been undergoing treatment in the hos-
fpital since the time of the hitcidont.
spoken of, so it is understood. for the
onion in
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Large Gathering Attends Sthe
Second Annual Affair in the t
lorwalli Armory
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1 Proceeds Will Be Used‘ior Needs
1 . oi the Basketball Team
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his work has been especially Hililrll'af“: The second ““mm‘ ”mm“ ““1; Y ,
tory. lie bus been endorsed by tbei dunes of the Sixth Compuuy. Count-£97“ H. l" Q“"'k‘-->J°hn 3- Seymouri Norwalit Fire
entire four companies of tlic Nor-walk. Artillery COl‘lll. Q .\’. (3.. held 1m _ Prof. 1' 5" S"°“““"
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evening in the urmory in West avenue
2 was one of the most onioyubto iiffuira
illiiii over graced thc'interior of this
state building. i‘leupite tho unfavor-
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rublo wontiior'coudliions there was a‘
; very large attendance null a sum‘lsrgc
.enough for the prowess of tho danco
l was made.
‘ The Sixth Company has a basketball
as usual. and in order to ob-
tain enough funds to start the games
of the season on 'l‘hnnksitivlng night
fit was necessary to hold the dance.
iiivorylmdy responded generously.
many who did not anticlpstc nttscd-
ling tin doses from the um buying
lticiim to swgil the proceeds. rise «-
sctllnmt utlsd by the consort and
MO. ll not hill“. the "turns not
having yst boon iii-dc
. The gsssts gathered only and were
lfavorsd with concert music by Sue's
. loom. ’
apparent. 'i‘hsrc wns not cits detail
‘ that had not been given due attention
and the military boys may be proud
of their second snnuai.
Each of the twenty full dances. dur-
ing which the many young people
position he would repay the whoiei it is understood that civil suit for waltssd and two-stopped ovsrtbo new»
mini. From thut on nothing was heard damage I” to be instituted. although Iy polished door. wss more onloyablo'
it u "1"",er that on “for. will be' than the one preceding, but tho strains.
(louStlible Selser was put. on the, mode to reach an nmicisbio “1““..th Hammswoot Home, though not dis-E
appointing. came seemingly oil too.
I voted unanimously that’
of him.
ruse and Mr. bovine was located iu'
New Huron. where he was employed,
It) the New Huron company as "“3'3eldcnco of Charles Burk. 3mm cinch: the dance this your was better than its;
.precodlng annual. and that it would;
l have been more so had the plant boon
«i-lrtt‘lililii ut the New Haven railroad:
option. .
i’oiiterdny, Constable Seller went toI
the idim t‘ity and accomnunied by til
New Huron detective. pnid a visit to
the station and branded Mr, iliovino.
Al the town court this morning the
wish was continued until next Tuesday
.11 9:30 o'clock and the accused hold
in bonds of $260, which he hlid boil
succeeded in getting up to press time.
it.» is defended by Attornoy John J,
illiiloo.
iiFFlCEllSllF iiieii
souooi ooiiinrrtt
'I'lio newly elected lilgh school com-
iiiltiiil- hold its fli‘lll meeting. last
it'i'uillllld. iii the high school building.
in when uveuuo, at which time it or-
ituulzr-d for tho ensuing your and
l‘ll'iililil \i'illiiiin .l. ll. nobnunun for its
i‘llllli‘liillll iilill lioetl H. Fii‘titi for set:-
i'i‘lill‘l' null treuunror. which Gilli!“
have been combined.
The members present at the meat-
imt Were Chairman bohemian Secre-
bury and Treasurer Flynn. Reich ill.
lh‘Wilt, iomll Westilsid and Dr. Wily
liim .l. Tracey. 80 tar as could be
ascertained iitiiobusinou was train
snoted other thrill the organisation.
The next regular mutating .will be bold
ot‘ i’i'lliuy el’eniug. Octobdi' 27th.
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mean ulna islet-iv on, DAV;
mom. I
The accident happened near the re-»
Wesiport, last summer.
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SPECIALSAJJAVEB' um
Logs of Spring Lamb. 12 Me lb.
i‘tii'cqriurtcr Spring Litmb, 8o lb.
Spring llunih (:bops, iic lb.
Stow llsmb, tic lb. .
Prime Rib Roast Beef. 12m lb.
ii lbs. Shoulder Steak. 2.710.
Lean Pot flout, lilo iii.
Loin of Pork. lilo iii. t
(‘hoiee Native Powls, 24b: in.
ii lbs. Chopped Iicoi. 2hr.
Tlrollcre iiiid Frying (lblckons. 20c
b' s
Prlcoii nil iioof Steak lowest in town.
in lungs l’inesppies, $1.00.
iii Btvcet Oranges. 25c.
Large funny Celery. be. root.
(annberrlos. lilo qt.
large, juicy Lemons, 20c dos.
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OLD WILL COMMAND‘IRY I0-
ClAL.‘
Theme: sooisblo given tut evening
by out Well Commandant. u-o. O. (1..
was both s financial slid social suc-
cm. The program consisted of man-
coiin ssleotlonl by tho llssbsn 'l‘rin, ll
solo by Miss Gnoslnohinson and ii re-
citation by. mm wrath. mm on.
the lunch boxn‘wsro continued of! by
W. Wyeth. ‘i‘iis gsittlemsin who nurch~
“ and ii but was cuppoeed to eat it with
the llilit will)“ name appetite-d inside.
Following this dancing was onloyeil
taxicab iii iivm Wt
g full.oiidnight.
soon. it
clear.
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Hill on on out
“A Case of Salem" to lie
Presented in ghoulish on
ouster aunt
A comedy by local talent will be
given in Music iiiiil October 20. under
the auspices of '1' King‘s Daughters
and Sons. for the.benodt of it home.
for the aged. it is said that the
comedy is a perfect scream from start
.io iinlsh. it is hoped that so worthy
it cause will drnw a full house.
The title. is “A Case of Suspension."
and the cast of characters is as fol—
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Rain tonight; Sunday cloudy.
If we don’t m‘eddlti
oil with the clinics bf
. other people. we will ‘
have that much less
to worry about.
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WIA‘I‘HIR FORECAIT
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itllilli illill
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East Norwelli Citizens Think
" Favorable oi the Plan and Are
flaking investigation
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Miss Polly Pry. Principal of hit. Red,
Oak ............... lira. F. A. Suite
(ll the Facility. ‘
Miss 0. i7.v.ludklnc. Musical instruc-
tor tin ohnrge of Dormitory ii)
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l’roi‘. C. ll. Editorial). instructor int
Peyeboiogy .......... n. E. (iorhnm?
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:hristian Swurhl
; Prot. it. ill. Sharp .....itusccli Thomas;
iKuthiusn. I Celtic maidon ........
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lliill. llig firininary man
Ml, tied Osit Seniors.
(Marci llrovvn, clash president .....
i .............. idles Mattie Wnikioy
l Dorothy Talent. .
inure Ligbtfoot. .Mitlil hernia St. John
:Mildred lisrtloit..
1 Merry Malls
.Ilaisy Field
..... Mrs. Chester Sollock‘
'iuiurni Bloom ....... Mrs. l-‘. 1. Smith;
a Rose Bower . . .
i any Styles ..... .iuiu Mildred Decker.
1 Vera Swift. .. .Mlss Mary bloc-instand'
Olin Groom. . Miss Basic Olmsrcad
Billllil illllllilllil
Ladies’ improvement Association
to Care. ior Property
At an inlormai’mcotlng of the East
‘Diatrim
which was bold inst evening. iliid
which was nttoudcddiy about forty rep
imntntlro citizens. it was the sense;
---------------- Mm Amy l'mlnililof those attending tho: the time for:
ltho district to manufacture its own; mural! down South Main street. Close‘ embankment. “f the LsCro'sse WW“:
............... ...Edward P. Smithioicctriclty was at hand. and thoidllrl watch was kept the rent of
trict committee was instructed to go
nhoadwith thcir investigations and re-
;port at s special meoting of the out}
”Mi“ Edith Younlil;trirt to be coiled at such tithe us out». port. and State Policeman Frank Vi-é
it'icicnt data could be gathered which. reili wore in town on Saturday after-
...Mias El!“ Kflui‘lwould giro tho district some idea ulnoon. it is presumed that they were
ml‘fi- Mi” “Mi! “WW“! : to the trout of construction ”and equip- " still hunting for "l’cwee."
ment of such s plant.
This follows the announcement
....iiiiss Mabel Forrislmgdo through these columns a short1
time ago that the tints wu ripe for
such a venture and was mot about.
first by the muting of a trsnthss to
silos Sharp ......btisa Helen Tito-Isms mam: ”CHINE.“ m
1“ Micro ........ an. uncommon lily. authorising“ is monumental
; Verna .tsei ........ Sites In: Mott thsir electricity And N passage.“ the
i Evelyn Pair ..... Miss Nellie Olmsto‘ld bridge and park bill. which will noose-
li‘iops Puller
orchestra of sight pieces. which new
cublsd the cooler of the door. andl
the music was beyond all supectations.
A number oi' the latest sanctions.
some never heard to town previously.
were discourscd by tbs orchsstra, to
the delight of all mat.
The large ball was simply yet uns-
fuiiy decorated. The committee in
charge expanded their efforts wisely
and the results of their labors wcrs
...... Miss Milo Rider,
an» \lvuttcomb. so occupant-d .
ghost... ......... Marvin it. Oct!
Hale College Students.
{Jams Whitcomb. brother of
‘ Riley ......... Harold Baldwin
‘ilcroid Square ........ lyron Osborn
To. Rut .......... Horace Keywortb
Jack Straw ............ James Kelly
Abci Iann ............ Earl liosliins
lOwsn lore .......... Harry Sterling
lesion Kendall ....Ksnnsth ooisburii
Eddie Lamb ....... l ....... John Doe i also muestad to secure p site for the
l’i‘imothy Battles ...... Warren Scolield I new plant of the moat gsnsrator
1 Horses stv ..... Chester Buttorwortb‘ plant. ”31““
men Peck .......... George Dilwortb! Chairman "myth. John called
illicit Bird ............ Arthur Robins i the meeting to dndcr in the parlors ot~
l William Sweet ...... George Howard ‘ the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
Director-bk: E. ii. Smith.
Floor-Mt. Red Oak Seminary.
M‘T i.
Scene 1- Study in Dormitory 8.
Scene 2"“80m9. one hour later.
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Drawing room iii Mt. Red Oak. one
. week later.
Frsnk P. Rooney. used t0'commabd.l'aRwA|-‘ "um
Lnoted in the capacity or floor msncgsr;
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and no better could have bssn cholsu. . .
Vincent Costello was s wlssrd at tall-l H [s l “Eu“ 8"".
ling the tlcksu. which Frank C. God-l
ifrsy sold It the window. James litl
mm and Harry cliniu iii-plum in»:
criminstion in the cloak room. whilsiamnuu‘ m"! "u Wilma "m!
ilol-iton Head Lettuce. it and lilo hd-i
l row.
l'riiomu J. llorney. William J. out.
llou and Norman Seymour proved he! lion-Support 8M] Desertlon m
youd s doubt their ability st the-rel “WWI Court
evening. but during intermission and
um rush for tbs ice cum and calls.
untamed“;-
. siitit rustieii reviii
HUME. lithium-y. om. twin'iinl.
isn ahlllnlt vossol having list-n sunk
by the Turkish guns nt Stunt Joan'ds
Moduli. two ltuiisn cruisers shelled
lbs town and then proceeded to sea.
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IAP'i‘iS'r RALLY DAY.
Tomorrow is to ho rally day It tho
380mb Norwalli Baptist Holiday school.
iii is plantiod to hm this the most
lilflflfl‘mbfln’ day our held and the
committee bus perfected all plans for
the day. The exercises will be held in
pinoo of tho rogiilnr Sunday school
position ill noon and will occur st the
{usual Holiday school time. Thrall do
lpnrtmelit classes .will graduate toner.
treshment table. not only during that
ltldNU. Nev” Ol't. 7.—~Suit for til-
vorcs was filed today by Mrs. Mabel
Jul-rte Hill against hor hucband, liibo
chest-tr Hill in. a wqithy resident ofE
Norwslk. Conn. it is said here thatl
silo charges nontsupport sud deser-
tion. .
Mrs. Hill has been a completion»
social figure here. With her is bliss
lildl'itt Day. it cousin. Mrs. Hill has
boon giving considerable of her on-
forncd residence horn in u course or
special study tit the University.
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METHODIST RALLY DAV.
Rally day is to lie'obssrved st the
Nomad: Methodist church tomorrow.
’i‘hs clause of the Sunday -school will
unset iii to o‘clock a. m. and will march
to the main body of the church up-
stairs whore npprmvrlsts sssrctsss will
he held in connection with til! regular
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sluts the unov‘ciof the mount nio-
oor muster house. . _
V The hosting ”and inclinod to put
not I little faith in the proposal In
production plant. although this sug-
ustion was tentative and more ded-
nlu information will be had when the
district committee shall have investi-
ptsd and sscertcinsd (sou and Inns
tosbcwwhlchwouldbsthsnostfsu-
this and economic us well as cal
system to sdopt.~ The comm too was
puny parlors.
The advisability of dcvsioplng the
triangular place of property in front of
tho Fitch school, which is owned by
the tire district was taken up and con-
sidered. it was tho sense of the inset—
log to put a curb around this property,
and it was stated that the Ladies' im-
provement Assocluion would keep theI
property in condition. laying out now.
or beds in the summer.
The dancer of owners of buildinlil
outbo Washington street bridge of
moving thosa structures to parts of
East Norwalk sud establishing them
time was brought up and met with
general condemnation. it is a known
fact that a number of those people
have pus-chosen lots in Fort strut and
Other streets in the vicinity. upon
which they are planning to mcvs the
structures which at present orna-
ment the bridge. Aibsrt 1‘. Bid-
rodgs. Gilbert iii. Bogart and John W.
Olmsted were appointed to economic
with the fire district committee siiu
subcat- borers tbs hrldiie cdinmiitee
and the bosrd of eclectmon to prevent
these property holders from following
out this course. East Norwaili is pro-
gressive and does not desire that the
prbsent structurss on tits brill shall
mar the beauty of say of its roots.
A special district meeting will be
held in the near tutors. It whch timo-
delinito action will be taken in regards
to these mutton.
“nicest-oin- suucntv roe-r.
smut fosttti‘fiybvdl‘y-ilflliflv, of
The Nomm. ' Immvud‘ Gallic
section. vvmists m “Will’s”.
Committee. .
“livid""iiuu ills ~
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Alleged Desperado . Seen There
By Michael Ahern and iames
Haslett '
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"AM “Also
BRA] 083 :
Black River Falls, Wisconsin,
daily newspapers for the past three; °
nooks. seemingly has little four of ar-l Had "a" M “8 BUSIHQSS
Section Destroyed
Willi Silli=lililllli: . ,
iloii lliliiii intuit
lion night crowd gathered in New?
Canaan to appear on Main street and}
Believed that a Number of the
inhabitantsiost Their Lives
"Powec" Sabina. alias Msivnso.
the alleged dospcrodo about whom
walk down that thoroughfare whero‘
§ho was recognized in front of the;
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Michael Ahern, tree u'artlcn-oleot,f
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[(Ziintian. who know "Pewce" saw and;
lreoognizod him. They were thunderf
’strut-k ill the ltaiion's daring visit,
,but. as they wore unarmed. and “Po.
wee" was with four friends they dldl
lnoi molest him, bilt went in Search of.I
in“. van”). 1 ' LA (:‘ROSSE. “'18.. Oct. 7.—-The Bit-
3 Captain Schmidt had gone to his nation at Black River Falls. 8 proc-
isupper. Policemen Dixon and Kaiser; porous 9“! 0‘ 3.000 inhllmmlflt Which
lvvere just coming on duty. E “‘33 swept by R flood yesterday, when .-
Whon the police reached the scenel the waters 0? lhé “130k “V01". “WWI
“Power" and his friends had dtsnp-‘ by recent rains. washed throuxh the
m. night... Power company‘s dams at Hatfield,“
ibill “PM!!!" did “or rape” hit per.E worse by for than W" toured GVQ‘
Hormones of appearing in the open. ; W139“ the “0?“ “Wm “3°“ "19 CRY- ‘4' f
Sheriff William Volimer. of Bridge-i "
(Continuation Eisbtb Pugs.)
flilillllii i‘illllllil
in all probability. “Ferrets." who?
' dill i * . ,
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Worked for H. H. Mead tor three.
yours without showing any murderous
malts. is not after all bolt so bad eel
be was painted. A man loss William m .
are feet high sad weighing scams cool " Oil '
hundred pounds surely seam to“ be sl mm _
tvery dang-roof apdciinon of turmoil»l “ ”
ity. and since then is Absolutcl:
nothing to connect him with the
lanolin murder. the conviction deep;
ass that some newspaper man with a;
Rapid progrcla‘ is being and!
the construction coronation
vivid imaginstlon has-bees moonstble‘
for a larger part of tho to-do. at al
tithe when there was not much "copy‘fl
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to be turned into his paper. l
croieloiisv loose
witness uriitio
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charge of the building of" the m. ”
ed new concrete bridge to sup 1. ,.
the present insdsqocts structon W
the harbor at South Norwslk. ”fl.
i holding frequent matings sod by on
lemoient division of the work units
‘viirious sub-committees. the Mg. f
committee has out well into the pun
liliniosries of the commission tomb-l.
A decision at no error has been,“ to it: and is unguino tint tbs,
handed down by the supreme court .M‘WH work Will be begun in the clb‘
in the case of SllVllor Chariottl 1! tori-s.
against John McMulicn. it was an "1 “PM 0' "it! inclement wombat
action brought by the plaintiff to re-' “‘9 entire committee '9" PM!“ ”4.1
cover a balance which he claimed "“3 "309““ 0’ “m evening Willi D'-
was coming to him for constructing a' A. F- Board in the chill
.mwul. rad; “ad grading. Judnl After [‘00th business 0‘ “I. 00"
Williams. the latter gave judgment mm“ hid been transacted Dr. Board.
for the plaintiff to recover smisssid u i‘hilirmmo or the committee on pro-
MrMuiien then took an appeal. {curing cnsulting engineers“ introduc-
The decisions of Justice Rornblcli ed Chandler Davis. con-limos oasis-1’
mm“; “ oer of New York city, who addressed
“One reason of appeal." reads the "‘9 meeting.
dmigion’ "ch.rue. "1" tn." W” er.’ "1'. “RV“! oomol [0 “I. commltluu
ror to ovarrulingihe rsmonstrance' hiRhli' MOmmendsd. Mr. Davis is I 3
against the scoopuncs oi the com-1 minute or HIrvard Collage, takint;
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mltiee’e report. it is alleged in that
rsmonstrauce that several facts rsist-f
in: to the issue as the substantial.
performance of the contract andtcnd-g
log to show deputurss therefrom;
were established by the evidence. it:
objection that it is not supported by
is enough to say with regard to this. NMlF‘IPHOW
a post-graduate there in its scientific
school. rooslving the title of Bnchdltlt
of Arts. lie is a man of wide um
varied experience, on “port in on».
meat and concrete work .snd has
built many bridges of this typo do
He has served it!” ,
the most eminent engineers of
the record in which no part oi the «1-? country veinlns an experience in M
denim in given. and it does not appear- "1100““. M mount he is obisf of
that any effort wsii mode to showfiho Department 6! Doolll iii tbs
what evidence before the committee of New York; end We: mom: Inst
w'us. Assignments of error must be. abroad by the City of New York at?!
Iupported by the record. 1utudy concurs work there. its is s
"The othgf rugong ‘pf ”we“ g" M expert engine» for "N ON“ "3*
either immaterial or involved in the Albany. llahmenlndy. N. Y.. and lost
coon nireiidy discussed. There is bottom" cm" 0i the sums lilto-
srrur." Mr. Davis emphssissd the necessity
w.--._.....,.....__. .of proper foundations. discussing tbs» ':-
CIDIWALKC iN SPRING OTRM‘T. ivai'iousa characteristics of formation
Mayor Albert M. Pohlman receivedi under the surface. lie also ovals ctr;
word. yesterday. from the railroad; the testing of materials. the stranding
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