E The ESEentEinel odnr- E
titling space will at:-
complicit.
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Associated rim Nowo moan rain or
the World by .‘ special 'Win and our Own cont-.3...
ESTABUSHED 1870 “runes. quwm.
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4 scum noawam. CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13. ton
The toolkit-and the .E
dead niche never
change their opinion.
“Lowell.
iiiililliii iiilTls ii.
liiii ii iisiilliii
Miss Burke, New Visiting Nurse,
Finds Plenty to Do to Keep
Busy ‘ E
iiiiilh Al x.
licilliillilsn
iRliSiiliiEi]
Prompt Discovery at Smoke
Savds William Lichthlau’s
Barn
DESERIJGEIUN iii Blilllllilli
A meeting 0! the anti-Tuberculosis
Association was recently held at Jun
Dispensary. The reports Wet'u moat
gratifying. There have been many
patients at. tho Dispensary to receive
treatment and medicines. The sor-
vltea of the physicians who give their
time. at the noon hour are fully appro-
clntcd and it would be impossible to
over estimate their value
\llao l.,lanita who has succeeded Mina
SEE
Town Board oi Visitors Again
SBHElllilE EilR HEW
sillflflEEEs
Elect Mr. EWheolor
President
”WW. -
illswull iii
RllZZIEllMB
ilii .lilll lili
Cross-Examiner oi “Sweetest
iiilli silii Will
iiiillill liil lilillii
Political Agents lE’iio on. sale-
ments With Town Blsrit
E Smith
Yesterday was the last day in which
the political agents could tile with the
town clerk the election expenses of
their employers. the various candi- Boy” Trip; to Show He Had
dates in the recent election. it ill not
obligatory that a candidate must have Another iuiici
a political agent. nor that he shall the
an expense account. but a number
have done so
i). William l-larford treasurer of the
Democratic ’l‘own committee or the .‘d
Blil HE'S SURE ilE ElilEli
WMTHIR FORIOA‘T
C‘de tonight: Thunday fair.
liiiFuilll lull
Vr-iiem, J. W.
m
After being carried about the state
from one tribe to another for a year.
Chinese imperial Forces in
the traveling tepee of I’onua tribe-J
of New Cannon. was taken mi Revolutionaries Flght Ell
Hankow
ERESIJEE liE EllliliiEliEili
liEiilliEi BilliliiEPlliiE
Bravos From Norwallt Present E
It to Kcnchapotanauh Tribe’s
, Keeping at Ceremonial
tier or Red Men. in Bridgeport inalli
night by a delegation of about 20l
chiefs from Coolienoe little of Nor-E
walk headed bi liistrict Deputy Sn-
Rmve. the event being;
piopblly ohnerved b3' the council ilreE
.APPARENEEY PEANNED
Slick Wrapped With Bags F0ulid
Alliazc on Upper Floor
A hold itiit‘l'pl nl lnccndiarism has
her-n provon an the result of the turns-
illtttliiill in progress oinrc‘ the fire tic-
piil'lmcnt was called out to qllt‘llEWhlll
wast lii‘lli‘VOlE to he a serious lire early
Hopkins as the visiting noise, has
lllllilt‘ many calls. relieving the alliter-
inga of the oltk and illsilucting t'lloE
inonlbcln of tho i‘nmil3 no to tlliii
inn continually she has found nlnnyE
holisoiloliia Wht‘i‘t’ it little itinlil) ilcipV'
will mattriall3 lighten the burden of
”EC E
(inc old portion with an incurable
diurnal! will tumor from the (old
loan a stoic can be lil'"‘0(lileil for her.E
lids ilo one laid aside a store for mod '
thin lliOl‘llllllt. iv‘ortunutt-ly the dam-
:lci- amounted to very littlo hullily
«tannin to call for the prcsruce oi‘ tin“
lilnill‘lllli‘i‘ adjusters,
William t‘o'i'orun. a driver cumin)-
(til En
lilo night Wri‘l on bin \3' i\ home at ti
'i‘olles atioet alloitl3 iitlm'
coming out of the lunar portiono
William thtblaua barn in the roll!
oi the apartment houses ow not] by Mi
in. mutant its quickly as possible 'iir
(:orcoron ran up Ellaabetll street to
Arthio Waiterhouno' ii lunch room, and;
there notified the proprietor anti lush-i
nrd Burke. who happened 'to be there.
The luttrr hurried to the scone. and:
at 1:40 o‘clock. an alarm;
nit-.uiwhilc,
was aunt ill from Box 4. by Joseph Iii.
Common, 33 ho had also been aroused.
. Mr. iiul'ko. in his
Aide-n Solomon and 33‘ lo llnti‘
ill-till 33oi'ltillg the greater portion of tlililliti'ui 1331 any out-i3 altlcles. lit for about the romliilttcoman of the Went
i o'l 10(‘kE
this morning, when he llOlEtt‘iE smoke?
invratlunlionai
ern boating? Surely it “cold be hot-
Elt‘l to llillo it need lot the (Homlon ofE
Yu chronic inialld.
l Mina llurke can find USP for nnyi
Ejpnl'liy worn clothing. especially {or
“onion nlili Children. and 33031131 ME
10113 and fruit,
the iliaponaary.
ullich mil) be left at:
No, 5'! Pine street.
_ wvmwwb-
EEEliWiRii BleEli PEililiS
’5 iiiEllll ii iiiliiliiE
i
i
Boston Pianiot Scores Brilliant.
Success at Norwailt Educa-
lional institution E
found that the barn bad a broken win-
dow, and looking through this.
found a small blaze. which has spread
hill. and in ii (033' momenta would have
i'ic
caused considerablo damage.
'r'eutlled through the “inilou and mail
he
Those who were fortunate enough;
to lw present at Hillalde last evening
enjoyed an unusual treat in tile piano-i
l‘-,ollc lecture-recital alien by Edward
linxter Perry of Benton. Mr. Porn
used to KN hold of u mm. mman llua played many times at Hillside at
wrapped with old m... m“, d “mm” the invitation to! Mrs Mead the round-
This “ .m binning or of tho when] but has not been in
of u mans shirt:
and causing a great amoiw. it an.
; Nornnlk for some 3carn Those whoi
thrown 0m, side. and as ”mm. 0,: ”,9, heard iilm last evening found all the-E
woodwork inside the burn wan bliln
inn. one of the three. gallon cxtinzuiah-
old ll'mlderfui command of tho piano
ill Elli-l finite-rs and an even greater
ila train the Putnam How tonlpilm 33.0““ “”d fire i" N“ interpretation.
3 EINIIECRE wagon \HlB lined in pulling ii i
(int. mm or 13.92“ “n.3,. 3,. (3...: ultil a brlrl oxplauutor3 account of r
mil,
barn nun burned.
All till-«.3 of tho newly elected hoard
oi i-llitini-ora of the lite liepniimtuii
wow prom-iii“. 'i‘ilo3 Wt‘l‘l' l‘ ilii-l‘ i~‘liiti
inn-r (iodine W, Uiifllllilliti. Flint .\il
.‘1i.l't'll‘3'|ll‘0fl\l‘-OB each number
tho routilliona under which it Vina
Erulnpoaotl and the meaning expressed
b3 it The added understanding and
Eorlio3tnont of tilt: program in an on '
falling nicompanlment of his lecithin
... illill l-Jnitlilottr Howard L. Zelda and and wall my marked Inn! creator!
:3'.- mid l-antint-or .lal'tiii til-limb. .lr.
ill‘il‘h’ uppoiiltcd liiliillillu inoper-
Etit‘ and tire nilll'ullzll, lluroid l". (‘itlrli
'l'iii-
Willi liliio on the ocean. und'nii madl-g
lt wall the opinion
that the rage that to the illicit iliiilEBt'i’iiiitH'eli"
balm noukoli in oil. and that a lioliiwr-i
an investigation.
air offort to
boon iiiildit.
Hil‘ ituill3 party.
mm.-.ww. m
Flillll IMMUNE
lililillEli Iii BROOKLYN
A wmliilnlt rcrmnony in which
liliiiiiliu' of Nllrwullt hoopla ova inliir-
mli-il orrnrrml thin inornlllit hi it
o'clock at Trinity Idplnropiil Church
mutation avonlin. ilroolilyll.
it
Thu
’i‘lio younger memhorn of hill audience
"worn on elliiiuaiantlr all those whoVE
woro uirelld3 familiar with bill llllill-i
born.
The program wan till followa:
introduction and llondou
from i-lonata. 0p. lid. E
dellruy llili lilit‘li ititlllallfla‘ir'ORme in 3- MENU?
’i‘ho lnvliiitllzalloii will be! iiioaomh‘octurne in i). Fiat.
i‘mllllliil’ll filrtlioi' ill lililwii of catching l Waltnur-llrailaio .. il'oileruauhor
and
. Wniilueronrlli Prom lilt- Waliiuero.
E i‘hupln ”E‘fil‘flf.‘lliil*.
illioplii -l~icilvl'no ill ii l-“ltlt Minor.
Liant. (ionduilura
lintt lillililaotiil» iloliurolno. .‘3'o. l2.
’l‘ilr whole loilt'l-it won it brilliant
litit‘ttoilli and [turn [trout i-tljo3motli to
all 33Iio wmlI [llfliil‘lll
Momma ,.W
Iiill. NOV! MINNIE!
l
l
O
diatrlct and troailurer of the city com-
luupol 'aro. 0f conl'.ao in this glow- Ninht SGhOchoniiflfldd—Hollday
'liililiiiiii lEiiIiiER
on Oct. 27
milieu. of South Norwalit. expended
3175.71. the amount he received.
Thomas A. Skull): the defeated mn-
tlldnie for town to): coilomor. his 03th
uncut. expended 85213.
Alfl'od Avis-ion. alii‘cenaful candidate
-E’iiil‘.‘.EEl(iilEy till the business that the
town board of sthooi 3iaiiora tranaw
. wall to reorganize. thia being the. thrill
meeting or the fall unlit» election. Ar-
lion (3 Wheeler with again honored
33itll tho proaidenc3 and Wilfred Holi-
{well 3313.3 auliu choaen clerk of the
board Tho other olilcea more also
.iillcd b3' ro-olectlon.
Thole uaa some
little (“It “anion
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
also aucroaotul. $3950 and James A
llrown. the third binning candldaieJ
“E“ titted at their meeting but cloning E53“-
! Michael J. Howard treannrer oi‘ the
;Demolralic. City commihtoe oi Nor
; Via lit. spoilt 8317.32. the amount he le~
i toir oil
i John W Stiillc3, haunt for William
F 'l‘mniniiil3,
,Siillih Norwnlii spent $42 in his cum
painn.
(‘harios i-‘ Kellogg defeated candi
date for til3 treasurer in Norwalk
ilpoiit 81:3 daunting to his rerortiedE
list as his own agent.
Frederick H. Lockwood. defeated
Sliiifilllfl llEiRESS iiiili:
Dramatic Moment all Both Enter:
at Same Time
for soiectnian spent Hi). John Devine.‘
the elected minor ot’
HESPililW ESSlillllEiiili
ill Mill SEMI
tandidnto for water commiaaloner in
Nornwalit spent 88 “bile his own poll i
deal neat. ‘ E
Robert 0 )diiciwtl. «neonatal can-l
didalc for town tax collector. hlo nwal
neat. spent 8105.5"... E
E OMCINGM farm.” Yflr,_ Arthur ill. Plait. iroaaurer of the Pro-
hihltlon party. expended 82.
With ”Wham Swan: 8' Richard Volght. treasurer of the Sis-E
.oiailot 'party spent $36.30 in the cam-
l pairm
E William 0 Charlton Republican rlty
committee and treasurer at South Nor-
waiii. expended $232.68 and bu a bal- .
anco on hand of 99 rcntl.
William G Crockett. treaauror or tbol
President
Tho annual meeting of the Norwaik
Hospital Annotation 33'“ held last
evening at tho Norwailt Club building
in Wall atrece. There wan to good
attendance. and more than the usual Em'“ Republican committee. “90M 3
llttuiell wail manifested in the arfalni votina dlairlct "WM"! "3' 30 "mi
of the lnotltutiou and the annual elect 4‘“ " hainnte E” 1') "9“" 0“ hand. '
lion of oiiicerll. which resulted as fol-EV J0?!" ii. Hoyt. treasurer of the lie-E
laws. ,plibllcan city committee 0! Norfolk;
lroaldeniot‘lirlatlaa Sharia ieltwnded ‘23“;
3“WW“MNHWAImm. C “1.0.“,er Thomas A. t3.'oli3. Republican EE'Etoun
Secretion» ”GM,“ 1.. Woodward treasurer in the Firm Voting dintrlot
Trenaurer~navid H Miller. Jr Eexpended "79"“) ““d M“ MQEE'EsE.
Directors for three 3o~arl Thotnaa E‘"“°“m.9d to only Mill, leaving;
Raymond nitlnmi u Golden. oi. indi'iil‘ivnl‘i'oiiil‘“
William l Tutu» and Arthur (2.: "“
Wheeler.
()ounuelw—John il. Light.
Executive (Olumllleer-Dl‘ July on (i
'Urimor3 Thoma.
EiiiiiEill Milli) Bl
ed to.
watch hla footatopa. which brought Motherland all
i "Ruazlolainli doesn't. think all the
lwgrld loves it lover. You can’t make
.him believe it door. after the mantle-
Ei ly ritdé manner iii which he was treat
cd youmrdm by Edmund l4 Mooney.
attorney for Miss Helen \\ ootlrulf
iSII‘Ilill. of Stamford. whom "Rania."
uncommonh known an Russell Gard
ncr Griswold. in lining for dilution on
the complaint that ‘she threw him
idow"n lift-er promising to take his
name.
Practically every person out of em
plo3meni in New York -~3veii. it look-
ed that nn3~~acurried and hurried to
!court yesterday to hear 303mg Mr
,
l
1 - 3 i "
'I(f'|lilold lament. 8"““15' no wo in its arrilal at the tribe Which sent; . . .
men rame. in out. .. , ,.
in stepping into the courtroom thol ' ‘ ’ ' ‘
Followl h can to i t t
jtwenty- eixhtyoar-old hero almost an E e 9 en ton o be
bumped into the Mumford hoirou
She. her face doubly-rolled. m sit-
ting beside Capt. Herman Blane. atop-
Viper of her yacht "Viking." and a wo-i
man friend from Stamford. when "the
,moetoot boy i have our econ” broca-
He was nervous and did not
him to her aide Bluahing and con-
tnood. he strode on quickly and act
with his lawyer, Jacob Gordon. lt'
wan without great dliiicnlty that he
calmed hlrnoelf after this min; mo-i
moat.
When Juatlco Brown and the Jurors
had token their place: and Orion old
“-—
(Contlnued on Second Page.)
a...— m_.m.
Illll EMT IBBIILK
ll“; Mill MIMI
Emerson Ana. the Van Zant street
East \‘orw.allt groceryman mado com“-
plalnt to the autooritiea that hill barn
woo being frequented by objection-
ali lo characters. and that be line no
able to break up the nulsanron. ll
=Smilh.
After it has received some souienlrsj
ircprcoentath'e of the manufacturing;
of Konckapotanuuh tribe was kindlch
in due form and then the degree lean mi
of the Mailing tribe. with H. N. God-
llEl’fllilEil iiiliEiliSllE
fre3 as the degree master, put on theEEflecfivcness of FIEIE'Q Hampered
lticautii‘ui limit of the Hunters and -.
by Fear for Feral
\ialriors' degree on three candldatcsE
in a highly imprest'sive manner so asi '
to form the main feature of the EVQH'E HANKOW China Oct 133-4.. go
W‘- Eal engagement between the revolutloha
\l to 7i the members of the Halt-gar). mm, and me imperial forced .
lug deiogution trailed into the Wg'lprcolplmted on the “Inter trout new,
mom bearing the tepce at their head Neatly todm by the attempt of Admit-3
and halting in front of the sachems 31 Salt Chen Pins to land a large in”
stump the input: was formally prc-g of troops {of the maforcement
denied to Konckupotnnauh tribe by ‘Geneiral Chang pm,- i
Senior Sllgninol'e James J. Guider of; Chank pm.) who although clinch“,
(’ookenoo tribe and in like manner nc- ; dismissed in the Faking (30va
copied by Post Sachem Horace 1‘. still retalno his commnd was
of Kotukapontnnauh lriliet’
“—
(Contiuued on Eighth Page.)
SillEEilEliilill BREAKS:
Holmes”; 0! Bridgeport it will be taken
.to another tribe on its journe3 around
the state which 33m nnall3 culminate:
.tepee a least oi “corn and 3'"enioon
$was aervcd. otter which came “long
itaika" b3 Past Sachem liaison and
Oakley or Pauxusett tribe of Dan-
bnr3: Pain Sachems J. W. Rowe. it!
‘B. Wilkins. Aaron Decker Henry E. 6
Smith. Junior Sagamore Charles
Iilaux and Chief of Police Thomas
members of Collie
inoe tribe. and others.
The Bankers Mandolin club for-
niahed 3"er3 satisfactory music for the
entire menial;
lasso-s. Seymour some:
Eocene With Few-hm
However
Richard Seymour and Ira .
ton. two of the oldest mount in
. Nora-alks, are congratulating
EVeelroa twisty, over the narrow em
thhe3 had last Monday afternoon. fig
which might ver3 easily have resulMV
serioual3 for them. <
The3 were engaged in the construc—
‘tion of the onestory brick addition to
the plant of the Liberty Manufactur'
TAFT'S Tillll ilElh
‘IOT“E“ IOBWENT lag Company in East avenue. and were
lorecting a new scaffold about ditch
LAS vmas. Nev Oct 18 r-‘Anoth- feet from the ground. in some man-
.er serious mishap to President Taft 3.33" both men happened to meet in the
train was narrowly owned m9 '.,,tlceuler of the scal'foid it was not aub-
!,nlgbt as it was crossing the desert, atantlai enough to hold the combined
ttwent3 miles neat of [(9350 A Silviooight or the men several tubs and
:plng tire on one of the trailer wheels t00kt. and without an instant. INI-
of the locomotlm was discovered by in: it collar-ed Mum Seymour
iihe engineer while. a stop “as being: and iliotherton were thrown to ill.
‘lnade for water. The tire was in such; ngonnd landing on top Of l pile l)!
icomutlon that it might have been bricks and on ion of them came the
thrown clear all the wheel in taking. Nihi-
'v
Charles ii‘. Triotroui.
Modlcui Hoard—win M Allen. M
Frankim B. Brown. M. l); l-‘. l ilurEE
null .33. it; a .3- Clark, .33. 3).; Joan Woman in NOW Haven '13th
8. (lronory'i .
Dumoltlor. M. l) Ward
hi 1).; Walter llittlirocll. M. 1).. ll ('.,
“ lilllli Silliliiliii iiiili i’lilii
Ewan alleged that various parilea of
and indulged in drinking and raronn-
inn. and even met a numim at young
glria. who are fat obtaining a nhady
reputation.
. Slightly iniured in WI" Street
a came at hiith apeed .\l.r Tafi‘o car:
Ewumi man made their «lumen them 3,," we“... m m ‘0“ mun, The”: erton in the head inflicting a pain
was a dela3 of more than half an hour
’ in getting a spare engine to the isolat-
ed spot “here the dangerous condition
wua discovered.
One of the planks struck Mr. Broth-
fui wound. Mr. Se3monr wronchod MI
back and both were severely ail-hon
up and very painfully braided.
Slicrol. M 11:8 ii ”lilltllillofi. M ,
1).; William J. Tracey. M 1).; ArthurE one woman had min of her finitoro'
ll Turner. 31 1).. Opthalmoaiat lqtlllo badly jammed and three other
(‘iilinnitinu Phralolonaw-Edward E99 occupautlt of automobile (27502 were
nroli tannin. M 1).: Royal l. lllaainl. noverolv ohalten up leatarday alter»
M [1; Dextur ililcllrllrlt. all l).;.iatnou1noou when their tar nklddui in Woil
ii. tiroaury. M D: (l 0 Bohllmwl; ntroot and craobod into a telegraph
til i) Vpoio at the corner of innara and Wall
The annual roport ot Treasurer hill ntrwil The ear wan not badly dain-
It‘l‘ woo illiiimltlcd. and allowed tho axed. the [router portion of the dam-
hospital to be in la iliillriilhln; londi tutu luring to it... top, which was broken
thin. with a arutlfylna iiiltlliico in the at mp nim- uprighio.
ii.innll other onlom. int-ludiua the The car to n nix-cylinilar Franklin.
i-aorutlva committoo. also nova who“! roaliltorod under the mono of Herbert
and than worn ordered printout in; Ii. North of Now Haven. Conn. In"
pamphlet form an annual. and diotriilut it wait proceeding toward the outward
ed to all thou intimated in the boil when this accident occurred. Withou-
Conntabie Henry Boner responded
to Mr. Ayru' oummona. and captured
i'mlr youth—William and Herbert
Price, William Twomhiy and John
.ituah. 'l' yyere sleeping in ihehorn.
and a n or vurancy was enter-
‘od union that.
in tile 'l‘own Court thlo morning.
Jud” William r. Tammany heard the
canal 'and woo diamond to atve the
you“ then a chance to mend their
wuyll. ll. allure-and hill regret that
.thoy ahottld have been obliged to an
poor before him. and continued the
cocoa until Novomhor 15th, to no
what the conduct of the youth shall
OF NAVAL MILITM
1W
(interl- ilnllM trout illt‘ offici- oi the
adiaiani general. ilarttord. yesterday.
announce tho approval of nominationa
‘ln tho Naval Militia in follows: Lieu-
tenant Commander motion" ltill. Jr..
ti hr command", vino li'roilll ii t‘orn
itiliiiiii trim Frank '1‘. "i‘llililllfl‘, of No.
fliptlitillr nirnoi. a popular l-tiipioro
oi iiii- lump of 'l‘m'lor it (tuition. Wildli-
‘Ilirilm Mil-0i 'l‘iw lirldti Whit Milli!
l'I‘izl-l Elilililliililt ll. llllliittliii‘l‘ ill ME. Mill
3i 3 J" i_ Klillt'ilimi‘ll. prominent real.
ileiiir oi i‘ii'uohiyll.
'i'lw (‘ijj‘t‘mnhy wail perforation by the
”03'. it, t‘. Hoar. rector of tho church.
and was wiinom-d by only the near
wiltivoa of tilt- committing partial!
'i‘hu bridal {Wilma nan no attendant».
immediately litter-tile company they
started on a bridal tour. ind on their
rill-turn nlil bright honoukonptna at
N!) H \illiilltval‘d ”‘th-
WW
Sentinel ado. m
7..
a
on ciltford ll m to no liellicn'lni
commander. vino illil. promoted. and
iiidittdliimi “MIC. Beach. Errand
liltiiiintl. to hriiotmhont anti naviga-
tor. vice Mil. promoted.
' «mt ulna mom on Dav,
Minotaur tour“: our. limousine and
palm. trot. trail-ii.
vital work
OTAWF’ORD GiTY IMEPLOVI
KILLED.
I’lt-lrn l’naaoro. driver of one of the
cm- imriiaae wannan. was billed 3'0!-
inrilni- afternoon on the ahippon rend
An outbound trolley our. Motor-molt
wall. attired lilontonant and Nat-tan Zilnwnra Purity. airuril the mob he
drove no it VIM mint tho track til
the tiny dump ground. Puma wail
dragged baboon: the car. He died
rhortiy all” the licoidont.
, _
Huh-«You don't need another new
drain, dear.
Willi-«Nu. darling: but i hum have . 1
bn in the moantlmo.
on state that tilill car was not count
rapidly. The damp and ailppory lil‘E"l(
gal-omen; 3;:an iridium to ntrrt EEEEEEEE E sai'Pmn Foot
ii: on run .111) can but . c
RENEWED Full 6 YEAIIO
pole with a crash that could he heard
to rooms littib distance.
it wan ritual the crash came that Ibo l‘iREMEN. Ont. lawn it announced
womnnl iili'ui' im inlmd TM Hr am that in. 4 negotiations between
lair 3m not rudiment to claim Mill it. mention at the lnimnilnnai Con-
cill attendance. although tile amnion furnace of Tnnmflnuc Steamship
WI! WY painful. Line! in Porto, naturally. reunited in
a renewal of-tiio indoor-inane chip-
plnz pool for a period oi lire years.
The now was quickly repaired
and the machine started doorman
upon lto tourney In the direction or
Hill Hill.
Whoa a girl in mi witttEmon it'IEa
lino boil what would, no Manhood
They are unable to work today. but
hope to be all right in a few do”. ‘
.alivclilil. unlit mt:
coaaisloilclloilili 3
Candidates for street commuted“
I. ll. Milli T0 ll"!
TIMS‘ITLIITIB LIIE
NEW HAVEN, Oct. lily-According
to Italic-lento made at the oliicea or
the New York. New Haven and llart- are boatnnina to crop up in South
lord italiload Comp-333 hole. the now walk. since it became known ihtt
tlana Atlantic line between llotltonE matter was held up by the board
and Rotterdam inVconnot'tion ulth meEcouncilmon for a couple 0' w”
“a” Moron and (nnadiln Pacific ""E- and that there might be some it“;
item will begin lien-ice about ten dayo' , hood that the preheat incumbent M
.henco with two large sit-omen; owned m Dunlap, would not be reappoint
by tho 3. niindlan Pacino Company. The '
service will be fortnightly from Pier
2. Bolllh liooton. The advantage of
the line to the New iiavnn will ho
hallia over ila controlled lioston and
Maine ayatoma, from Newport. Vb. to
hasten. about 250 mllotl. ‘i‘ilo hnaineaa
will be largely export grain trade do-
rlved from the Canadian-Pacific.
tollloll not till
' noon. riiullcil rillzr
. W
broom-row. 93mm. Oct. its-«It.
lo stated that the Nobel price for pity-
!itili will be awarded thin year prob-
out to lining a. ill run, "the Amor-
lliiliideo MEr. Dunlap. who to oil
candidate for the place. the norm .
'formor oonncilmen Alfred Brown
John ii. Gallagher are montl
Several applicationll from roll
of the town were also recolvoll
read at the routing of tho counoi
Monday night. Those were froth
J. Jones. John Walnut. and:
Britta. The committee on It
Councilman Harry W. blather. it
his due consideration and will no ._
at the meeting of the council on 3 ...
her 80th
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3.
«Palm-l canto oaiLv
on laid before noon. Echelon!“
binoultr and cookies. manor '
Norwalk Chronicler