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NEW [lilllAlS
liKE REWS ll
lllWElWMENl
South Norwallt Councilmen Lis-
. ten to Suggestions by Mayor
Tammany
Jlillili lililllliliillill
BlWPflRAlIlW ,WWNSH
Street Commissionership Ap-
pointment Deferred-
'l‘hc newly elected Mayor and board
or councilman of the City or South
Noru-nlk at their first regular session
for business, last evening, made it
good r‘eooid in working harmonious-
ly together and adjourned at 9:10 0'
(Milk During the session Mayor
'l‘sunmnny read his message. Conn-
cilmcn committee appointments were
announced. sci‘cl‘nl nil’tcinls appointed
and considerable othnr business trun- .llome Chapter 01' Sons and ”tumblers.
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
lllllliilli lllWlfll P081
.[llliillll llllillilliilll
Pleasing Pregrs‘m Rendered iot-
mm id Veterans or PM:
liloitcd from every Protestant church
iii vitamin
bikini ciiriti
Organization oi The King’s
Daughters and Sons to
Take Place Nov. 7
An enthusiastic body of ladies us-
semhied in the South Norwslk Baptist
Church. yesterday ufternopn. for the
purpose of discussing the "Protestant
Home for the Aged," which it is hoped
to establish in January. Minty facts
regarding the proposed home were
brought out.’
it is hoped that $10,000 will be rule-
od bol’ore Junuory lot, with which to
purchase a pluro with large grounds.
This amount. is to be raised by public
snbsoripllr‘in. Ont-o. established The
King's Daughters huvc guaranteed to
support it as a charitable institution.
The fllct was brought out that u
chapter was unliko n circle in that it
could‘ work for only one object and
must have over fifty inetiibors.
A number of ladies representing the
different. months of the your reported
that. they had secured the names of
over 200 members for the. cluiptcr with
the promise of itib more. milking u
total of 305.
The meeting was called to order by
Miss Laura iioty. litre. Loo Davis was
chesen temporary chairman. it was
voted to form on interdepomluutionnl
it Who voted that membership be. so-
iii The Norwslks. it was voted that
tho rhnlr appoint a committee on con.
stitntion rind by-luws and also a nom-
inating committee. Tile fees torment-
bership will be $1.00 yearly.
Alter much didcuuion the Mn:
ruwwnwvntllnsm lili-
Shiidfl'liflil? er
rumors ms
‘ Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army;
of the Republic, celebrated its thirty-!
third anniversary last evening. It thei
bull in Su‘srtz & Corbett's block.
There was a int-ire attendance of the"
veterans and their friends. The oc-'
cssion was it decidedly piesssnt one;
for all present. l
The evening was passed with music‘
and spoechtnaktnn. the principal ora-
tors being Dupertment Commander
Richard J. Cuthill. of the Grand Army“
Department or Connecticut; Caleb:
Wood. the woiizknown East Norwnlk!
veteran, and Edwin W. Fox. The int-1
ter gave a very interesting description
oi the life and service or Lieutenant
ilohnel Dousiss Fowler, from whom
the post derived its name. The oiuuui-
zntion took place in the paint shop“
m ”1..., Wood which was then 10 lone bid for working the stone crush-i
(pied in an old building which stood 01'3““ ""5 ”W9 from (‘ontrsctori
in tho roar of the Hotel Mnhnckemo.l
Music wus furnished by Alson’
Smith. who {livorod with a piano solo
illlll ileliuhlotl his audience. 5
A line- collation was served, the
spread being on oluliorntc our in every
iicitiil 1
MUST HAVE LICENSES l
i
Norwnik Police to Pressed Against;
Junk Dealers. l
t‘biof Thomas Lentliorluiui ”treat
«no lo uriosl nil junk tlonlorrt who
do not immediately pay their license
lie has wsrned seierul rind|
throuith the papers has given notice
that it will be well for the ill?” to
pzty their '2.
iiiiloor Jarvis
«mot nro busy trotting on ”W trail
of tho delinquents. Olliocr Murrui’.
illillllll Otto man who was l'tlllli‘l‘ “but;
it“ when united to pity his and tho
lmlrolmnu loi'oltod him up. Previou-
tn splint in this roll the follow would
"or my. but when he now the stool
burn imtwon himself bind the outside
“‘ltl'lil 1w ruiltul "I pay. I pity.”
lie priiil rind wus lot 30. The home
i'mil‘ilt? will he followed hereafter llil
lllvtrc curios nud ihorlo who do not My
will no iirrcsloil sud brought lntO
coiiri.
'1‘"
“A“
_ a4“
sewrowu IAIN e’uiiiith.
NicW'i‘fJWN Oct l'l.-A turtle born
belonging to James Ennqn thb PM
csiliie district its: nursed during lust
night The loss was “1m“ '1 "
4...“...
trust ads. .srs
1...,
Henlinel
Workers.
lsnniisl fair of the Norwolk tire deport-
; walk avenue.
8 mm,” mm the. i‘Oiillil were forbidden
“ H- _-.
O
liven more successful than the first
was the second night of the seventh
merit now progressing lit the Non
walk Armory in West Ivonne, There
wds a crowd tuliy the size of Sutur-
dny evening's end the csnvssssrs and
Norweilr’s Oily Fathers Organize
With Edwin L. Hoyt as
President
llllWlllllll .Sllilllilli
Willi ll Bill Willi
Davis Corporation Counsel-«By-
iiigteii Street Commissioner
in loss than two hours of lust oven
lug. 0min eight o’clock on on old coun-
cil“ had ended its term of onion, utter
completing a most successful year’s
work and it new council had entered
in upon its duties. A council divided
by party. consisting of three Dem
crnts and three. Republicans. use so
persedod by a council composed oi
t‘our Repttbiicsns rind two Democrats.
The dual work of the old council
(Continued on Second Pun.)
tram prism
it vein or tint
but BMW! night Frank 3.0101-
seu. lilo. ti Taylor emits. lied tub nits~
fitortm to loss 3 tom gusntlty of
peers stolen from s thee in his yard. .
Only two weeks on W 10. ll!- ~
ton had s porch choir stolen it more
he demanded in the hill section oi our
city. Mr Gin-on and Er. beaten are
neighbors of mnklln A. Smith. he
took such pride in the newer trinitgleI
at the intermtnon of West street shill
Tsylor nvenue until it was mode int
possible to have the flowers on Ic-
count of their being stolen. With this
the booth sttendents report that they
all seemed to have plenty of money to
fliend. The evening was more on-
joyable than the preceding one and all i
were well pleased with the fire lud-
dies bazaar.
ONE BID TO WORK CRUSHER.
taut Selectmen Say They Can Opente
Machine cheaper.
The seiectmen received lint onel
Thomas E (in-my. or Crsnbury The
contractor salted 81.50 per yard but
this soloctmen figure that they are
working the crusher at n looser ox-
ponse. (loiisequently tho bid was re
lot-ted, and the bond decided to con»
1tinne with the crusher itself.
The crushed is doing some lino work
where it in now located in West Nor-
The work has protrus-
ed more tiirin hsif wuy still is both:
rapidly curried on. The mom mount
ruins have hindered the work but the
crusher is working" today despite the
l'loweiing condition.
~wwu—9—
FORBIDDEN TO CANCEL RATE
CONTRACTS.
WAHLllNliTliN ()ci l'r’mmAll roll-
by the litter
(.ommiiiie Commission iodliy to con-
oei rnto Olillll'ilcll with otiisr roads
‘ when such uctlon will result in I roles
of freight ruins. Thr- decision follow-
ed investigation of the Northern Ps-
elito's increase in asst-bound lumber
rules from Oregon and Washington
points on the Tueorns Eastern Reil-
road.
. W
LARGE It“ House sunrise.
PEORA, lit. oi.” thug/rite teed
house or tile Atise Distillery. belong-
iiit to the United Blots! industi‘isi Al
eotiei company“ visit till/lilo!“ by
lire. which is more!“ to tum been
sensed by spasms combustion.
surly MI!» to“ “(limited It 0150.-
ooo. «out ism distillation and ill
oysters in ohm proximity were thmt
‘Mr
ode omit vrss bully lniured by
will thrown from u live truck
state or sitslrs it seems so thoulh
l things ought to ii. investigated
m
EAST NORWALK RISIMNTO
i HEARD
Deslr. Selectmen to Aid in Moving
l Brides lulidings Removed.
I The solectmsu entertsinedm deion-
tion from the East Norivslk Fire dis-
ltrlct tor a short time lost evening 1
retirenco to msttsrs in connection
with the new Washinston street
lbridito. The meeting was very hen
imonious. unanimous. sstlsfsctory snd
Dill BEGINS
is though police protection would soon.
"i
l
, coped being destroyed by dynemlts.
Philip cremation troll-known fur-
ther living in WristifiJ tyne very ser-
iously injured in s mndvvsy accident
in Westport yesturdsy afternoon.
about 3 o'.ciock 'He hm been to the
blacksmith shop in Walloon. sud was
preceding home with e lit; wheel fost-
ened to the rear of his vines. He had
reached a point between Westport and
Lyons' Plains when the horse which
has it dislike {or i‘inthnioblies. me: the
our of Undertaker (.‘hnrlos Fabio. Air
Gerhardt‘ to horse minty [roused this.
but a short dietetic. further on en
countered s large plm of paper limit
in the highusy This proved too much
for the animal to nor"; rind tie shied.
and run uwuy.
Mr. Gerhardt was throw Oil‘. of tho
nation. and the largem in the rear
struck him on the h 1 " Misting very
painful hurts. Hers , l the brok-
on ribaond two shuttered. ltis
hood was badly bridged. Rs wss re-
m‘hved to his home infill“. Flhiu's auto
mobile. the inner hurls; heard tho
crush and returned to learn what the
trouble was. Dr. Gotham ms sum-
rnoned and attended to Mr. Gerhardt:
injuries. He was renting comfortsblv
today. but it cannot. be told no yet
what the outcome will be. on he may
be injured intensity; He is lovelin-
four years old. 1‘
its is the father if Hrs .l. A Star;
bell. at South Nomi.“I cud Henry Gei-
liudt. 0! East No
Will m
l‘lltilllill’l lliW
Thirty-nine stints oi mum
m tinder Railroad iii-top
st mm. on
SANTA BARBARA. Csl.. Oct l7.-—'
President Tuii's specie! train in which
the President. s score of State othoisis
end newspaper men from oil over the
country were trsveilina. nsrrowiy es-
yutordsy.
To A. Jenkins, n watchmen employ-1
ed by the Southern Pacific rend to;
[nerd the non union built steel bridle
It Geviote. who mode it dossiers-re tight
with tivo men suspected of piscins
thirty pin. sticks of birth ands dyn-
oi’ the bridge. the President of the
United States proliuhly on so his life.
' si,lort
The soiectmen were asked to 00-:
opmute with the bridge
committee reletivg to the moving
the old buildings on the bridge prop
orty. it is the four of the East Nor-
wslit people thst the buildings are to
wish to soothe letter course pursued
The selecttnen promised to obtstn
counsel and do all in their power to
aid the mod lstark. They will report
the results or their advice to the dis.
irlct. The deleniion was composed
of million K. at. John, Albert Eldridus.
(i. E. Boslirt, John W. Olmstelid.
‘(lhorlsn ill. Dnnnohticko and it. E
Monti.
.. s... whom—"M...
FIGHT FOR GOUNTV’I IXIOTINOI.
County. 0kls., is no longer in exist
once. it lilliiii meeting was held at
Mountain Park. yesterday. and the poo
pie oi tint town dictum] to resist any
effort. to force thorn to give up the
records or the county Wyatt Stunts:
was killed during the ‘tivvsnson mun-l
serious trouble mity out. mull he»
entitle in tire stiltudepf the Wool
Mountain Park lt lid! lib my
to send the within them. It ivlis stet-
ed yesterday .
“you tons stony os on.
i-pssseuasr touring oer, limousine end
texlesb. Tetimwli
Bentioeimrldn brlns results. .
he moved and; not removed snti therih“ altered “.000 1".” for inform»
ldouht that the dynsmlto was placed to
l
' Young Women held to Have identified
ty river. inst full and it is round that '
the
United States they not have entered in- l
to the ostentatious oi the plotters. ;
- ill. ill. Cslvin. vice-president sud [en-i
srel men-zei- ot the Southern Tactile .
this leading to the errsst oi the runs
who sttenipted to dynamite the iridss
in from of President 'l‘efi's special.
roster-tiny.
u-.. ”a“
YOUTH ARRIITID FOR ATTACKl
0N Mi” WAUOH.
Him.
NEW YORK. Oct.
l7.- “The police
OKLAHOMA ciTY.0kln Oct. tip-lieu niuht arrested Frsnii iiroch. 191
Although the letters! court sud state! your- old. on the chorus of built. the
supremo court dhoidsd ihet Swanson mun uiio assaulted and bruteily best.
Misti Agnes Waugh hut Wednesday
night Mr she «so Murillo! to her
home in the Port Hamilton section oi
Brooklyn. Miss Waugh. the police say,
identified 13inch so hot- ussnlisnt.
They further sky he is already under
indictment tor a similar class.
i“.
~HOIPiTM. HITTING.
The adjourned annual testing at
tho Norwsilt Hospitsi 'AuoolfitM tor
the election or ultimo and the im-
mtihs at such other businessman!
properly could helm it. will he hold
in the parlor oi the Net-walk. their
host Theodor fl’flllill. October 1’1. ti
8 o’clock.
WEATHER FORECAIT
Rein tonight and Wednesday.
Town Board oi Estimate and Tax-
slion Asks tor itemized
Bills 3"”
iiiillill mm in
ii iiiiuuii iiiliiil
Latter clam That Board is Ex-‘
oesding.Autiierity
e
The town board at estimate and tar
scion held. their with; last night as
plsnned but slid not mule an appro-
priation to cover the hills of o reg-
lstrsrs. The board held out tor their
liliiililt ill WW . ~
iiiitii liliil thrill
Mathewson Will Probably Oppose
Goomhs, Though Amos May
be Soul in
NEW YORK. Oct. 17,—F‘ortune hav-
ing favored the Giants and Athletics
each ivith a. victory. the mo contend~
lug teams for world} championship
honors came together today at the Po-
lo Grounds tor the third contest of
the series. The edge of excitement
was ivh‘m keen and thousands made
an early “tart for the ball yard to see
the pennant winners of ‘the National
and American leagues engage in but
its .
The weather ‘ ad was not disposed
this morning tévor the "fans" withi
another perfect try, and brought u‘:
moist breeze out of the northeast and.
obscured the sky with sudden clouds.
,il‘lit iiilillllli null
A dark duly made pitchers with the1
speed and jump the likely selections;
for slob work todny and Coombs and;
loop for the Athenian. and Mathew-l
son and Merritt: for the Giants. were
regarded as the probable boxrnen.
netting favored the Giants at 6 to 5
itemized bills but the registrars it is
understood rsiuse to submit the bills
lit m “I“! the board lll‘is‘n, clflmlngl new Btu.“ ”mum '“h “3 rows of; I,l‘ol'd Conn" Grllwald received thQ ht. ‘.
that the bond is ssceetlinxlts author emhti may 1001!!“ ”"0““ the 303' tors in“ he “neg“ that m“ Smith
ity in demanding them.
Tho bills to suit the board must
(dontinuedm— on Sixth “PI-l!)
Il‘lh ill SHEFFIELD i
t
lflifllflfl Flilllflt
l
NEW HAVEN. Oct. ”Mlle hith-
rush clue or seduce Scientific M
st Yule Universitygllfl Mitt ohm un
der severe be» Ms! We. por-
ted. to» mdyisvs sud vssuatim on.
Pricey night issnw n the old custom
oi attempting to bridge. over the!
rsilrosd in the college section was re
rived Dimer Russell H‘Chittendeu.
oi the school. by order of the govern
to; bond. teddy issued the (allowing:
"in view or the misconduct of the;
use-hers of the freshmen clue o! the
Shelton; Sci-nulls School lest Friday
night. it is voted. thu s11 represents-
tion of the clue in the sthlstc sod .
musical ornate-lions of the university
be suspended until further notice. No
member of sold freshman cine shit
be allowed the privilege of represent-
in; either the close, the school or theI1
university in our athletic or musicsli
organisation; this action to take of:
feet It once "
l
m.
couvsn on new serous. l
m Structure at Ioweyton. l
The Norwsllr selectmen had a visitl
it is said here that there is no from the Burton town tsthers yester~i American league.
tiny sfternoon. lit the request of tho-
construction 1 “95"“? ”“9 brldlfi Mid 1h“ the prob- sNorWslk board. The inestinx was in todny' s contest to be rind. Two dollar
m.mhlo killins oi the President of
relation to the construction of the
new brldxs between Rowdy-ton and Du.
rion.
Th. Norwsil't sslectmen tire rssdy to
erect the bridge. which is to «piece?
the White bring over rm Mile River‘ with confidence sud rosdy to back
st the town line. The bridge is to here
two erotics out; will cost in oil shout
OHM. Nonslk must pay About Iii» l
000 of this end Dorian shout 01'000. the
proportion being token with reference
to the (road list.
The selections are to sign on am
that which has not yet been drown
up. end or. to most on the bridge.
Friday. between lisnd to a. m. to start
the work.
AOTIIII GOMMiTO IUiciDI.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-Minnle
St. (Blair. an actress. who was playing
st s loost vsudevilib theatre under
the home of Bus Simpson. killed her
soil by drinking it poisonous dieinr
instant in her dressing room. int
night. she is sold to hsveiimn the
Wills or s troll-hum Ions writer. end
her recent sensation tron, him is
siren u the men for tier out.
WW .
TBAiN-VARTLV MIMLID.
RAB MNOIBUO. Dot. inn-Anemia
is: to s when resin-vat! st loos) ssdc
limiters of tits mime molds
reed tut rumimse ours or truth
lid. 10. which leit Ion Mined lost
humerus sum .
i The gathering outside tho
Ilia
.Lfiémui?
'ed to improve as tut so he hoped. but
When the first, water: began strag-
sling toward this“ Polo Grounds, the.-
llko the cold. grey skeleton of deedt
triumphs _
’ While it: , . seemed to be no imme—i
diste pros for showers the chances
in layer or." ~1oolisd about the some
as the prowling odds on the come.
Dissppointdient latter would mean un-
der the world' s series rules that the
some would be played here tomorrow.
showed somev t
than on the mornin’. om latitude?
at the series Only the boys spent
the night thlire amt IN o'clock there
were thinly 100 in line. .._One of those
who waited all night we. a negro di-
vinity student trom Philedelphie, who
spent the ion: wstch seated on e soap
box under on electric light. netting
s weil-thumhod Bible
No changes were expected today in
the betting order. Mclnnis' injured
bond was still too sore to enable blip
to psrticlpste Merkles leg hes tell.
hieGi-svr todsy showed no intention of
sending anybody else to first hue. l
The betting order, with possible
clauses. follows:
Giants—~store. If Doyle. ab Snori-
igrsesmf; Murray. rf: Merkle.lh; Her
l wealthy
.Norwnlks sporting trstemity went to“
son. 31): Fletcher. so; Meyers. c; Mar
thewson. p.
Athletics—10rd,"; Oldrtng,cf Col-l
line. 2b; Better. 3b: Murphy, rt: Dm’
mite under one of the control spans Nomlk and Dori-ii Selectmen Finn \ll.1b28lri'\ ss: Lupus; (location. it ‘
Umpires—~Klein sud Brennan. Ne
tlonsl league; Condoilei and Dineen.
There were practically no seats for
nests sold for iron: 84 to 00, while
army of the speculstore .were holding
their 88 nests for 08 end '10.
The Philodeiphisns who come over
to «30‘ todeys some were hrimmlnx
their opinions with something besides l
words. The odds remained slightly in
favor ot the Clients. however. lukeiyl
through the prepondsrsnco of New
York money.
'persletod in
llisrrett called the bout oi! on this so-
The Clients believe they will win the
series. The players tallied thst mill
at the clubhouse this morning. busing.
their opinion on the term thst Msityl
sud Msrquerd had shown in the tire l
two games
“Certainly the Athletics. bssvy hit-
ters that they are, have not been reel
iy dutitverous against our pitcheruinii
we here been szsinst the beat our op-
ponents have in the pitching' line.”
said Devlin. “We don't fear Coombs,
for his work lost your hf the world's
series showed III was more lucky their
anything else." 7 . »
Harem or the or: looked to”
ty to tsks the iiuriius mound teddy.
fltlli’ltl! that he hurt it twcsdsys‘ rest.
but. muss" Mourns did not live our
sign or indication who his choice.
would be. Autos, with his [misused
end his own. divisors Works roadrun-
trips on s soul cloudy tiny. and Medium
only sell on the. ,
donuts first: sud his Athletics store
slim united Mm tile “the tilt!
idid herd work and come up to the el-
Smiles oi iury and ”defendant
Greet Russell Griswold in
New York ‘
llili ii in intuition
Objecieii to idles Smith’s Alton;
tion to Other Setters
A batch of the “Russielnnb” love *
letters were read into the New York
supreme court records yenberdsy,’ in
the calling of 050.000 breach of pt‘om- ‘
in suit brought by Russell A. Gris-
wold of Roway‘ton. 001111.. min: .
Miss Helen Woodrutt Smith. or mini
wrote them. Miss Smith is the
divorced wife or ear-Mayor“,
Homer Cummings. of Sumter-d. and t
daughter of a one-time president of
the New York stock exchsn Grimt
wold is 28 years old; the “sentient“.
About seventy-live members of TI.
Student. to witness the boxing bone:
held in the: pines. Although they
proved to be interesting is went!”
concensus of opinion thlt they m:
not equal to the ones which had been
held in South Norwalk. Several of
them were cut short for various reu-
sons.
in the first number on the prosmn .
his") Elliott stopped Pockey Tiers”
§ln the fourth round. Both men “(I
inane good work but Tierney we: cut-
issued.
in the second bbut Kid You.” Hut-
ing. or Burton. and Kid Sounds. of
Btsmitird, were matched but this event
proved a disappointment. Kid Tanner
who but heretofore done good work.
“buttlns' and Referee
count lit the and ot the «cord round.
Allie Lonchuit. ot slouch Newton.
met. Terry Connors. of Stanford. and
this adult went for tour rounds. both
men doing good work.
The big bout of the sveninl was A
six round go between Revei- Benisnriu
and Red Jewell Rover provéd to he
the sures-or throughout the con-leer!
biit Jewell kept on the detense in soul!
shape. and won in good condition It
the and oi the sixth round. Both m
mutations or their supporters. who
were numerous and demonstratiin. '
Jack Barrett use the referee.
A clever exhibition of scientiil: "I
given by it couple or Stemford men
in the curly part at the dvenint.
stills ormrtvsi , .
stirs: iii 1qu .
W
LYNN, its-Is Oct itwfioop sits!
opsretions bean in the venous its
the in this city. . the suture
(sir leaving their benches. and st 8
u. no. tho indications were that s
ersl strike: or the cutter: our short
become s. rsdlity. A preloaded .
or the 1.300 cutters twriiiiii‘i'usttit
iii. enforced idleness n! “.000 0
river employed in other d:
attire shoe malnutrition ism;
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