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DRAINAGE Piiii iliiiiiiiS
Piiiiiiiiliiii iNiiiiiiSiMiiii'
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Committee Named to Donier with‘
Board of Estimate
'\n Informal meeting of tho Moron-
:ints’ and llianufut-tnrers' Asuocintioni
was. held lust oveningmt the SouthI
Nortvnlk i‘lub. 'l‘he wouthcr :liiii Other"
nmttors intorforod soriuusly with tho
:iiit’lliiiillt“), and it was rogroiiod by
those present thut thoro could not
Intro burn more people out to hour the
hilt-rusting talks on tho oxtrrnilnutlon
of tho mosquitoes In tho ii\\\'ll of Non
\vtiit.
(Continued on Elm-turn l‘uxe.)
sinuous-tinned I“ I
WiiiE routine;
I I
The storm yesterday and lust night!
caused a grant dual of trouble with!
the wires throughout the town. The
Connecticut Company, Southern New
England Telephone Company. South
Norwuik Municipal Riot-trio Works
:tud iiro nlsrm wires wore crushed or
down in various auctions of tho town“
and in South Nurwnlk tho street light.
lug soi‘vlt't‘ on tho hill sut'tion was otit
of business for nu hour or two, and
tho (inrknosn unused people who bud
lanterns to put illt'lll Into service.
In \l'oodwurd uremic the tire ulnrni
Wil'l’ was burned in two. and this in.
torforod with other when in tho vi-
cinity. and It \vns some timi- hrtort-
repairs could be mncle.
GUILTY OF $13,000 ROBBERV.
Jacob and Joseph Goldberg Broke into
Bolton Jewelry Store.
litlS’i‘tiN. (lot. 19:” in tho Suprrior
(‘ourt today before .iutigr liiiliiiilll. n
jury l‘i‘iili‘lii‘d :t vortilt't of guilty
nuuiuni .lut‘ub nud .iouuph iluitiborp i‘or
omitting illlil outrriug the icwclry
utoromf Bumnul id. lflliun on tho night
of Fob 27. will. and thr- lurrcny of
propt-rly l‘nluod it! about “3,000.
litmir ui‘tor tho vriuw tiu- tioldborgs
\St‘ii‘ fli'l'd'tiil'ii in Now York. but out"
rymlvd in huvluu :i munil umount of
bull ilxmi wlillu Ilwy Wt‘n‘ nwnitiuu
“tradition uud tit-d. At thoront of
ntuny thounundu of dullnrs. lilntrict
Ailtirili'y i'nlimlor hntl tho titlitliwl‘kii
fuilowod through Europa. whoro ihoy
worn nuniu Ipprohoudud.
ttotnnwl fur iili‘ tlniondnntn unnouuc lord. Nil" “ML it“ it“!!! it ronldontI bin intorosl. and will M“ complain
ml tilu intt-uiiou of inking tho 0an out" “Will NWWIW it" i uumbor 01 control M ”w "““Im’” it I. ‘3"
t-x-‘untlonu to the full bunch of tho Witt lit! in well know". and holds an . "I'm”! that ”w "mm" “I" "9 mndo
puprmnr- t‘onrt. but minor tIiv ultiiiiii'n illiil'll'lmtl bouillon in tho omt‘fi or tlu- ' "Wt «veninu. Tliny burn uucrosnfuily
.luttltt' iiiilliitlil will nhortly lmpono
.wntonro runnrdlnsn of tho tiIOi'Diinnl. "tumbor of tho Norwullt i'uuutrr Huh? 3‘9“”. “"1 ”N? "W3 of Mr. Quiitmr’s
3200.000 REBIDINCI DUANE).
\i‘lfirl’l‘iiiiili'. l.. 1.. (lot. lilwli‘ii‘tl
ttiiiipii‘it‘iy doutroynd tho bountiful
uwutry hum of lloburi iinron. Amt-ri-
«.m Amlmnundor to i‘runro. today.
It tlttln of tlm furnituru who uvud.
hut 'Ml‘
tullwrii und curios.
't‘u-s mum wait in charge of iter-
muttr iiw i‘nmlly till both; Mill)”.
‘ilw luvs- in mtittintod Ii! mo” limit,
L'Iltlduttr
ttr iuwtm ivlt bin homo born about
UM “‘I‘i‘iiii him for bill limit in France
owl Mrs. iinron nod tho childrui do-
twtml only um night for Now York.
uiww ihcy cxpwlod to Join the kill:
I’ti‘iiliiiill‘ abroad.
wFOR Hill MON? 0! DAY.
Yunmutngpr muting Ni" ”mung“. "m A" Will! ”it” hi! NIt‘hPfl by tfllé-I lunch,
i'iltltiilil. Tri. illildnlil.
ii‘n lrrlng to be t tnliiitmsirr- that
hourly niwnn mm Q {fill I? W
Mt. ..-«.W~W. w-
liiSS iiiiiilIS iliiliiiiii
till. i. W. iill Wiliiiiiii
Pretty Autumn“ Wedding Lost
Evening in Trinity Church
One of the prettiest of the untnmnol
weddings of the season was soiemnlz-
ed last evening at 8 o'clock In Trinity
Epiucopnl Church, despite the most on-
favorable weather conditions.
Tho brldo wus Miss Mury idlizuboth
liurris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Harris. of 7.3 West. street.
und the groom was Iiurolti \l'hitiuore
Van Wugenen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
ll. \‘un Wagonon, of Oxford, New
York.
As the guests were arriving and air.
on seats, Organist Edward .1, Sims
'H \‘H il
0"
iiilOl‘l concert, consisting of
sovtrrul numbers npproprintc iu the oc-
casion. 'l‘ho brido nnd groom
both members of the Trinity Church
choir. and the lllllfllt' “us it decidcdiy
plum-ling fouture connected with the
(zorcmouy. The choir preceded the
bridal purl} up the muin nlsio. singing
it procousionni hymn. und after the
choir bud token the ncrustomod bitten
in the channel. the bridal purty pro-
cuodod to tho iiiiill‘ to tho strn‘lns ol‘
Lollrnurin‘s Wedding March. sung by
the choir. llnring the ceremony Mrs.
Amy “bod-Sims roudorod "0h, i‘er‘
l‘ot't lovu."
'l‘hu corolnony was performed by the
rut-tor oi‘ the church. llov. Frotlci‘ick
A. t‘uloiuun.
'i‘ho protty bride. who won given
uwny by her father, who utlit'od in nu
I‘Impirt- gown of whitt- satin. with
truin. wnisl and bottom of skirt
honvlly embroidered with small coed
pearls. She also wore it tuilo veil, can
effect. trimmed with orange blossoms.
The white leather pruyor book. which
aim nonunion by n member of her fam-
,in twenty-five yours ago.
I The mold of honor was Miss Doro-
: thy Muy iiurunin. of” linnbury, (‘onnoc-
tirut, who was attired in u bondeume‘
gown of pink silk chiffon, over pink
it N5 .
sthe brido carried. was used on n aimii I'."Tn“[fl"8nis
a- _ J. :5
meowm.‘ m
illillliiiii ill
MEN'S tits IN
on Ntliiil
Semi-Annual Supper of Church
Organization an intellec-
tual Feast
iiii. iii. ii. iiiilii iiiii
W. i iiliiliiiiiliiii iiiiii
Former on “Mon and'iieliglon,"
Latter on “What is Good
Government?"
l
l’iuoplto the ruin. some forty mon
turned out inut night to tho stunt-nip
u nunl unppor of the Burtirn Cloud of tho
flaunt Norwulk Methodist Church. M-
? tor tho rcpnst. whose: main fonturu who
u lingo hot Virginia nwt-ot potato pin.
full of all kinds of things, tho coin
puny lieurd two addresses. The first
Wits by tho Roy. William W. filliirs.
nnntur of the church. whose ottbioct
was “Mon and Ruligion." ln introducv
tut: him. ii. .l. Hipson. tender of tho
Mcn'n Claus. sold that "the mob and
(Continued on Eighth Pogo.)
ruminant-[u
BERLIN. Oct. l9.-—hldvrnrd hiygind.
nu experienced correspondunt of tho
Zoltung um Mling. cabling this psper
ifl‘om Joruba. on ininnd bolonxinx to
Tunis nud u point where he oscntuid
:sntiii. on truth. She had maiden hair
ltnrun lnnt vainnbio lionlts.«
- form and pink msobudn in it wreutb for
Ihor hair and carried a bouquet of
iptnk t-hrysuuthomuniu.
. The host mun was Henry 8. Wash-
.huru. of New York city. it clnlumntu
or the grtmin. and tho ushers were
tit-uruo l. ilnrris. Henry Tracy Vuu,
“hut-non. \i‘illlutn iAlSlN‘ Yun WugoI
non and Louis W. lmonurd.
’l‘hc kills to tho brido wcro numer-
ous: and of a magnificent churnrtor, in-
cluding furnituru. cut gins». rhinu. llu‘s
Ion. chucks, silver-warn. Mr. (inc os-I
pot‘iuily hunduonlo prt-suut who u uolid‘;
silver ion out from tho tnombut‘u ol'I
'l‘rluity t-hoir. '
immudintoiy sftcr tho ceremony M‘ i
and Mrs. \‘su Wugrunn tiopnt‘tod on ui
bridnl tour to purtu unknown to thoiri
friondu. nud on their rcturn will tuko;
up their rciiidouco ut No. .‘ti Ilnyviowi
monuo. '
'l‘ho (‘iiill‘i'll wuu dorurutnd by tho
int-inborn of tho Trinity “'mnon'sI
tiniltl, rhulr nnd utiior urgunlxntionu ofI
tho church. The display Willi of on.
olulmrntr clinrurtrr. including uutumii“
hutvvn and iiuworn. sud bountiful whito‘
honour-tit on tha nllur. t
The groom. who won foriuoriy of (ix-i
(frofttt it itunbp t‘otmmny. tip in it:
I Among tho lnruv nunnniiilcuo wornE
n numlwr ut nut-tun front out of lamp:
Homo til' Ihuno worn Mr. “W! Mrn. .l.i
it. You \‘t'nururn, Minnow ilnlon, Flor-t
cure and thumb: i‘nu \i‘nguncu. HI
’i‘rnry Van \‘i‘nituttnn. W. ll. \‘nu
\l‘ngrhou, Mrs. .ian (1. \‘tin 'i'i'uirnvl
not). of Oxford. it: Mr. and MM.I
lrorgo P. lirnhor. of Wotitilt'ld. (Youth; 2
ii. 3. \l’nnbbury, of how l'tu'it. Ind,
.Mhut Dorothy-diurnnm. of l.itinlittry.t
tithorn in nttrndunro included roin‘,’
livers and trlcuds from blow York. New;
Jersey and Mnmohuscm. .
‘ MW 1
Filfl' cHiuiOH coucurr MIT-j
‘ ‘ . "lulu.
i Tito furious storm of loci ovrnini'.
ionic. ti lmpontivo to postpone the
choir concert Willi! mm to cram at
tho. hermit: Gouflniioiial micron:
plum urn: notified nod it is bound:
that but foil: worn disnupointed. The
condor; will be given on Mot-tiny ow,
coins. (idiom tlti. I
o
tho itclinn censorship. snys that the
itulian losses in nightly skirmishes in
Tripoli. are considerable. and that the
ltniiun unsortion that the Turks and
Arab allies are discouraged and intend
to surrender are pure humbug.
Cholera. he ouyn. has clnintrd runny
victims among the itlllun trOops and
tho rcaidcnts of Tripoli.
hiygind odds that 20.000 ltulinn
troops have been landed on the Tri-
tmliiun t‘onst; thntr organisation is oxv
rollont .tbough tho uoldlvru complaint
that lhoir cluthoa ind equipment are
too lit-uvy and tbnt thorn in no thought
of on advance into the interior bo-
foru the present nrmy but; been ro-in-
forced.
o—wn www~
II. “II V Til It"
GLIFFDID PIIIBIIDV
Negotiation: are pudding today far
tho unto of tho (‘iifford l’hnrmnr).
owned by Mount. Quitttiur 1 County.
to Thomna (t. Coniy. It in tho inocu-
timi or Joneph Quittuur. who is a non
of Mormon Quittnor. to withdrsw
from the firm. Mr. Chilly burn out
conductod tho pharmacy for Invorni
l'l'lll'f'mi‘lll will no roreivod with sun
prion by tho utility friends of both.
oouurnv’ciiiilonon
m mum mm
mum-n with Spiodnl's orohntrn on
foliowint GIMI: Saturday «tuning, (in
tobm‘ 28th. Thniikngivilu night dud
.‘inw anr'n night.
'l‘linru will be u nporini dinner ll. Oi
norVr-d from it to it o'clock (ivory
Thursdny owning during the action
until furihnr notion. Thou dilution
nro unturl for their cancellation in vs‘
rioty and cooking.
m
M“ umfltmwm—m scum uonwmt. com. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19. um . "
i
tttti infill Tut I
run it lllllliliilt
Combination oi.lloin' and Tide
.Amassoo'a ilugo Volume of ‘
Wéer
Running, rolling ”and roaring in the
Norwnlk, three or four times its aver-
age ulze. today. The rising of the ri-
ver is due to the great downfall of
rain in the country to the northward.
.luui abovo tho Korwnik bridge in
Wall utroét tho river monitored, seven
foot curly this mining.
The tide limit was to have been '7
foot 7 Inches at ltd height. at 9.30 this
morning. An onstwind always brlnga
in a bit; tide. Tho rivor uiwnyn piles
much into the Nprivuik end of tho
made it tide thin morning that was up
to tho top string" along tho whorls
of the Monitor Co|l Compiiny and tin-
St. fluorite Pulp and Paper Company
on thr- nnnt side of tho harbor.
it was thought for a time that tho
wntur would mount tho dorku. From
up tho river twin, bronchus and
whole "Wt! all donning beneath the
hull striiel brill”.
tit-writ! row booth anchored near
thi- public flout in Norn‘olk wore
round about sovotoly. strninlnu thorn
up that they sunk beneath tho nnr~
int-o 'l‘hoy wore not lout. being so-
ruroiy moored. Some littin four, when
tho torrent wax It tin highest, for tho
unfoiy of tho public float was enter-
intucd. but tho float nun strongly
instruct! nnd hurt so fur withstood tho
initiating.
it we» roportnd that Horny D. Cor-
noil‘u launch bod broken sway from
bolow tho brlduv here she in mostly
mud. on. out it
be “to st Garintlfod & Splcrr‘o lion
in the eddy at tho loft of the current.
it in exported that the rivor will go
much higher on tho evening title. at
9:23 tonluht. nontmoo ore lookins
after their nmllior craft.
illitlli tin
liliiiiililllil.
nu ttttt
Masseuse Tells of Damaging Ad-
mission: Made by In.
Ferguson
iIIiI liiii iiiiii iiiii
illiiliill iii I'iiiiiili
Spicy Testimony
The motor limit-king tostimouy
vorcc unit
nunihst hirt tvifn. Emilie Custom than
promo Court iii liritlitnnort yutordny.
who that uivnn by Mrs. Dom:
McFarland. n minimum of iituuiforti.
iiitiii. nhn culled upon Mr». Formson
porltnpu 2ft timed, and that durtnn nor
”who... . .
(Continued on Eleventh Put.)
Oliil‘ IEPDITEII
MIMI! OFF L. l.
m
Mow YORK. Ort. lib—«A full rilw
chip is unborn on the Long inland
*rlw nsunl lit) cont Friday luncnron.
for ladies will be continued.
it will “lint the steward if at
notice iii given of intention to dine or?
Afternoons from 2 to 5 o‘clock wilt-7'
lion and ion will ho norvrtl for 20 denim;
Saturday evenings Welsh rnrobit. 80
cunts; golden book. it) conic.
motion of tho i‘li'port hits out bun
possible! its tho hind intros one report:
ed down.
mi Mom
«408 MIMI MON? 0“
1“”!!! fl “mm lilo W
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hurbor, Those thgen tblugn combined"
hoot win found to o
and Our Own Operator
n
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WEATHIR FORIOAI‘T
Cloudy tonight; Friday fair.
iiiiiiil iiiiiiliiii ii
iii iiiiiii liiiiiiilii
Returns to ”Westport Monday
After Four Months in
Europe
‘WES’l‘PORT, Oct. l9.——Rev. J. J.
Dog on, who has been absent from
Stands Betwaflfl TWO "an as Wt-rsgtport. for tour months, enjoying
' n trip through Europe. suited for
Peacemaker, in DDWHWDP home on Sunduy. the filth. He will
of Rain arrive in New York city on Saturday
and will spend the day in the Metro-
polls.
IRmJBlE In“ “"180ME Monday evening he will arrive in
\Vostport and be met at the station
by the members of the Holy Name
of RUNAWAY Acfllufn‘lisoclcty, bonded by the full Wheeler
IE: Wilson band. of Bridgeport. There
I\\lii ho nutomubiies for the older
iwn‘pph a.“ AXO to He!” cobImcmbors of lllt' society, while the
:yuungcr ones will walk.
' i0“ DENIED! from I it is expected tilut there will be
[red firo nil along the lino of march
Scolieid ‘whirh will extend from the railroad
-—-—--— station to National hall. where the
Representative lienry Muthcis, orifi’ift‘iliiun “i” he he‘ll ‘
nutter Main ntreut. in I hero Tum is,i 0'” “f ‘0‘”! priests Will be present
no youtortluy noted no pcticomukor in I trom horwuik, Fnirtlold. Bridgeport.
u iittlo trouble between two mun. "m'nud other places to lend the nus-
inf whom w” ““an with n" axe. and I plriounnt-ss of tho occuslon. After
aflor standing between them for abouti tho roroption tborc .Wm be dancing.
two hunrn Inn downpour of rain. mnn‘ ’ It ‘5‘ “”9 in predicting that while
‘ _. : t st
and to successfully purify them so; Ru. 'I- J‘ WWI“ “1‘“ iii-1:) 3b 111:le
that they deported peaceably p“0“”;dclnzhtftil trip. tidl it w ’e g
Thu trouble was the outcome of a run I to be 1‘0““?- l’liu pcopie will if? more
nwsy .muh when kind to welcome him, for he is
beloved by every one of the parish.
Untsido of his church there are hun-
til'rdii of Protestants who will grasp
him by the hand and give him a true
heartfelt welcome home.
During his absence the affairs of
the church have been well looked
after by Her. Father Rammeil.
W
OWRKE-OUARNIERI.
(Continued on Ninth Page)
w» .....__.-. m
onioecconiurm
tuition umr
Tho Bridge Construction Committee
will meet u noon! on Frldoy ovonig.
This week they will hour 3 rem
Ioniauvo of the Concrete Steel Engln-l
coring Company of New York abouti
who: should be done and how it'
Pretty Wedding at at. Moi-y
.Yutorday Afternoon.
At one of the prettiest
I
{jury had pollpd and its and}?!
v. Church’d‘“ for the defendlnt no can“
i
weddings
should be accomplilhod. The engin-
wbich bus graCud St. Mary's church in}
i (Continued on Fourth PACE-l .
Stamford Divorce Coco Reveals
so
for ulvou for tho plaintiff in the di-
uf Wnltnr Forgueon. .lr..
cumin. Iii-forts Judge t‘urtis. in tho- flu-
who lutiiiod that in the curing of
count hciwoon Balloon and Merton».
according to I wireions roman rm
Icon-rd here today by the lion-lit out!
”“0“; Chapman Wrecking Cormny. Coniir- “
coring company is not what the name Norwslk. this your, Miss Anna 1.}
would suggest to all, but in g com.It‘.tisrnicri. daughter of Mrs. Rose1
puny of deniguerl and architects. TheI tinarnierl, of Water street. Norwelku
company is sold to be the best in list and John W. Sturke, son of Mr. and
line. in the L‘nitod States. The com-I Mrs. Frederick Sturke. of Bridgeport.»
tuition is .muctpaung tho addmsai Wore joined in the holy bonds of ma-
with pleasure for it will helpfully in-Iil‘imony
lirttrtive to thorn. Ifrionds and relatives. The ceremom'
~—--— was performed of 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon by Rev. J. J. Mcmnnoss, ss-
siutunt rector of the church.
LIIDBLIDE DI TllliiKS n d u d
. Tl . h rch was prett y ocor o
AT I!" “‘ITFOIU i for tlthOt‘IIIusion and the modding was
in most charming one. Miss Gnar-
NEW HARTFORD. Oct. i9.—-—ThoInlori wss attired in a beautiful blue
bunk (H‘t'l'illnilini! the New itinvcnItrsveling suit of French serge and
routi'u trucks in thnt motion of theIwore a white picture but with willow
town intit below Pine Meadow, known I plumes. She curried s magnificent
no fistun'u Kingdom, slipped today: shower bouquet of bridal routes.
and dobrln Willi plied upon the rails tot .‘ifisn Anna Sillrk,e n. sister of tho
tho depth of seven feet in pluraoi groom. soled in the capacity of brides-
Trnilic over the New Hartford branch“ mold and was trtmiy'drossed
was obltrurtod oil the intention.
truckwiilltor found tho lino blocked i white beaver hot trimmed with willow
nnd telephoned front tho button of .l, ptummi and carriod a boutillm 0‘
Not-on it two to tbhi place for awhile chryusnthomnms. Frank
rrow to bogn clearing nwuy the onrth.itmerntcrl. ii brother or the bride.
trees. ion and rocks. 'wns but man.
~—----—---~-—- Both young people are well and fav-
hi k n in Norwnlk and Mrs.
0' " " loin” 3:3“; 22: u grout many admiring
IT WINIEOI
friends in town.
known in town for his ronnootion with
n . the Colonist useebnli team. He is I
Tho olilccrs and member: of the nth toolmnkor by trade and belongs to
Victory board of Norwalk Chnptor, D. unoi 0. ii. iii. in Bridgeport up well
A. it. worn ontnrtsinod today It hilt) p. as the Mudan Woodmen of America.
in. at it luncheon givon by the recent
in honor of th. mto regnnt. Mrs. John
Laidiow Buoii. of. Litrhflold. The
minors included Mrs. W. W. Oilliii. ro-
unt: Mn, .i. Hilton (inborn. virc‘ro-
uni: Mn. Kata P. Hunter. rocordln:
mercury; Mrii. William H. Swordl. The young people have received it
corresponding secretary: Mire. B, 3!. grout many gifts uni these include a
Andrews. nun-aim lira. Room Vflflmhock from Mn. unlimited. a litmus
iiitrcn. rogintrlnr: Mrs. Alignrttus W, 1 room unit from tho 3mg" rind broth-
Momli‘i. historian; Minn Sarah ”wind". of the bride. cut glass. linen. and
curator; Mrs. E. J. Hill. honorary ro- moo-y beautiful plant“ of furniture.
trout; ndvinory hoordw-Mrit. Christian m, “m; Mm, Bturke were given a
iiwtirtn. tire. Charles Qniutnrd. Mrs. E. ”y,“ sand-off when they left forum
if. domain, Mrs. 1'. C. Stevens. Mitts 4:31 p, m, uproar; for New York city.
"rum Gal-th- Mrl- 0» R. "01011. rm will intend their mount trio in
an» item (inrtin olni Hui. Goof-lo 8. to“ York “a New Jersey. Upon
. iii. John. 9 ; their return tiny will take up their
‘ random» ln‘tno newly innit-med
homo at it Booth min threat cud trill
no at boon» to their friends after
November moonlit.
Friends and acquaintances of the
hoopla It‘ll mending but wishes for
him future. ,, , .
at the church it wedding dinner was
uorvcd at the bride's home at 1 05
clock. Thin wsn In connection with
tho ruruption to the reintlvoti of the
couple. .
ltwroto on aviation plan,
Tito crltlcc were «M;
Tu. moon it "toil down," add our
Watt. it innit“ ."Itfliililihofl."
“WW ‘ '
'BDLDBIOK HIDE
before an ansemblnge of’
in at
Al unit of blue brondcloth. She wore 3.,
'l oemno FOR FOOTBALL euro.
Mr. Sturke is bent,
Preroding the wedding ceremony.
that ,
. iiitlSWi B
Rowayton Youth Loses $50,000‘
Suit Against Stamford
Heiress
tliiiiiiiil iiiii' Hill
I Still" ltttttsuttlitl
Qiury’s Sealed Decision Duelist!
This Morning ‘
I A verdict for the defendant val,
Ifound today by the jury in the Now
il’ork Supreme Court, Justice Brown
Ilil'esiding, in Russell 0. Griswoid'l
2:30.000 breach of promise suit again-T.
‘lliss Helen Woodrul! Smith, of Stan.
Efortl, Conn. -
The jury bulloted eight times. 0:
:the first ballot. seven of the jurymen
Imougut that Griswold had failed to
testabliuh his contention. and M6
:thougbt that he was entitled to don!-
‘nges from Miss Smith. Oil-the fifth.
Isixth and seventh ballots the womb
aunt of the “Ruzzielemh” letters M
. but two supporters. The eighth found
Ithe twelve men agreed: The word!“
Iwas sealed, in accordance with:
ICourt's instructions at. adjoutnf
itime yesterday afternoon. Afton:
nounced. Justice Brown mg”:
the clerk moire the count,"
a! r
lion.”
BED Dii illicit:
A smutl boy, whose home was not " I
”burned, saved the life of Patrick Goldd .
trick. of the Town Farm. this morning. g
'Patrick came to town and imbibed I
Iiittle too freely. For a nap he lay ”
Idown on the Dunbury brunch track! of
Ithe New York, New Haven and Hurt-
Iford rallrond beneath the River street
* tunnel.
‘ The boy noticed Patrick there and
made all basic to the police station.
Here he found and reported the matter
.to Chief Thomas Motherland. who in)-
'mudiuteiy took up the trail of Gold-
i
i rick. .
1 None too soon was the chief for he
thud not had Patrick safely looked up I.
thurdiy before the express went slide.
Iing through the tunnel.
i .
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 19.—~Up to this
Imorninx there had been received on
the Yale ticket office application! M
future than six thouuand ticket” ,
more than double the number of will!»
motions lust your. for the Wolf m
!football game on Saturday. Month"
for xivlng'tho usunl two tickets
t seniors all the rest had to be cutting!»
Ito not exceeding one ticket 'ndi
51nd even then not one [radian
Itlvreu con he suppliod. The flat
“crease in the demand is attributed . .
Ithe increased use of the automo‘ ‘
which brings West Point withi nth. ,
dius of an entry duy's travel of N‘ .
York city and Connecticut. The fit
mood for tickets for the YuloPrhiillb»
ton and Yule-Harvard games thus, it?
in well up to loot your and the Hill-i
ram-Princeton gme ha. not mad. t“
looked-for reduction. I
surunnmno AT silicon.
in. me turn. r. iizuon. or
bridge last evening It their
Tun evening proved a vary it >
one for all. Mill. Jsmu Gold.
hiriiolti avenue, secured in
prize and Dr. Enroll ‘Il. Joli _
West street. wits awarded tho , (
price. itefmhmenlc were norm ‘-
iu uni owning and ti anoint to
unload. ' ’ “
Norwalk Chronicler