might establish and
ownashcaviactory. .
”r—Uncle" I’lliiauder.‘ ‘1
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Machine ot the lleynolds Motor
car depanyfigures in West
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The Second in the Series ”of Fall
and Winter Entertainments
, Given test flight
members of Butler Lodge. No. 97,1.
0. 0. E. last evening, in their hall in
Plillllll llx lltlli '1
Another successful evening of enter-
tainment was afforded those who at-
ltended the box social given by the
. and shoe store, proprietor, and one of
- day in West avenue, while ridini. in it
perfectly new automobile. which had it, iienry Joyce lilies Bessie Sholandor.
happened when they had been gain... Frederick H. Gaining
Avenue Accident
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Someone Will Be Called Upon to
Pay for Damage Sustained
”William l.. ()isen. of Elm street. the
Weilknown Nerwirih automobile dealer
his employees, lienry Burgoman. of
Weatport. met with an accident yoster~
faster might easily have resulted in-
m—
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
wilest Tub liutter, per lb. :iiic. .
llest Potatoes. per pk. :iOc.
Large Cranberries, pcr qt,
Hickory Nuts. per qt., 10c,
Sweet Cider, per get, 25c.
H. E. MEAD 8t (70.
intranet
lulu iitiitn
Many Cases Expected by Doctors
f‘ This Winter-Juan Air Pre- 3
lilo. !
(Hartford Courant ) '
“Throw open the windows at nightl
and breath plenty of fresh air. We
are in for a white“ “pneumonia";
Thai; is not the vision of the Beer ot’
Haddarn. but the prophecy otvnr. C.l
P. Botstord, superintendent of thei
Board ofrfloaith Pneumonia has ital
ups and downs. and now it is on the
upward path. The chart of deaths
of the plot "Io or three years shows
the prevalence of pneumonia in a.
gradually ascending ratio This win-
ter will show the high water mark oil of the Triangle Waist Factor).146 of:
i whose employee lost their lives in the
the past few years
Pneumonia is a disease that is noti
(patrolled.
illsviliw to eradicate. The fact that1
ll is not a virulent disease makes itt
all the more ditttcult“io handle. The'
the Donovan. block,
street.
and those who were present. were the
recipients of a rare treat.
, The entertainment of the evening
was furnished by the Eureka Rebekah
Lotti: in the’form of tableaux. repre-
senting Mrs. Jariey‘s wax works from
Dickens“ Old Curiosity Shop and in
which Mrs. Jarley's many ‘
cities and Little Neil's faithfulness
were excellently
Fannie Crockett and Miss Charlotte
Govham. who acted off the parts, roe,
pcctively. Those taking part in these
tableaux had been well trained... They
were as follows:
James Bradbury, Miss Fannie Bates,
Clarence Brovm George Stevens, hire.
as Donaldson.
Miss Annie Taylor, Mrs. Acton, Miss
. Edna
‘ flan hes Miss Elsie Thatcher, George
iwumot.
sealant another occasion. Later in
the evening cake and ice email were
served and dancing was participated
'in by all until midnight.
.‘chatrman. Frederick H. Ganung. Goon
‘Velle and M. W. Schnebbe.
‘ veniatlve oi Pneumonia .
‘for their beautiful floral tribute.
‘MR. GEORGE GEIST [AND FAMILY.
in Washington
The social was well attended
. excentri-
depicted by Mrs.
Mrs. Crockett. Mrs.
larl Thomas. Henry A. i-legelcln.
_ Miss Muriel
Russell. George A. Voile, Mrs. Thom-
Mrs. ()otto Lindatrom.
Mrs Reid,
Brush, James
J. W. Gorbam.
The boxes were auctioned off amid
not a little fun and brought the com
mittee a, tidy halt egg to lay up
The committee in charge of the at.
fair wan made up of J Melvin Hill.’
as M. My Janice Paul. George A.
L-caao or THANKI. .
\‘ie wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
the sympathy expressed for iih iii our
’rocent bereavement. and especially the
children of the Barton Center School
p... “WW
ILAIBK AID IIAIIII
PUT TI PLEA TODAY
Clarencefi
’ Brush and Earl Thomas acted as the
otters.
Siliilll—iliili
serves Founding oi Ancient
‘llrder of Hibernians
Piliiilllll null nits
lliliiliii ill lliillilli
Musical Program and Refresh-
ments Were Thoroughly Enioyed
4...“...
Celebrating the seventy‘iifth anni-
versary of the founding of the order
of the Ancient Order of Hiberninns of
America. Division No. i. of Norwaik.
held a eo-dhlled diamond jubilee. that
evening in their hall in Wall street.
The meeting was an open one and
there were a large number of the
friends of the members present to en-
joy th festivities.
The address of welcome was made
by President William H. Hickey. in a
few well chosen words. He introduc-
ed the various speakers of the even.
ing. principal among which was Na-
tional Ornniaar George H. Shannan.
of Boston. His address explained the
aim and obiact of the order and his
talk was greatly appreciated by all
present. .
lav Thomas J. lull. rector of It.
Mary's climate hernia and layer
Edward J. Me was mus-t all
pleasing addresses of interesting a-
. tuna. County President HeCarthy.ot
Bridgeport. also said mfew words and
proved quite entertain“ ..
Bernard Connolly. of South Norwalk
farmed with some content and he
morons rocitatlona and Jerry Tynan.
and John and Fred Powell reader“
latch and Natiuanl saga. ace-amulet!
byeEdward 13‘. Hands on the piano.
. _At a late hour refroahaeuta were
served and a social hour alloyed. The
evening proved to be ones”! More
.ioyment and all who were present
were placed that they had attended.
transitions
Pl00LAIATl0ll
NEW YOR, Nov. 8. -—-'i‘he proprietors
memorable are of March 26. will be
it is, therefore, a difficult i called to plead today on seven indict- .
meme charging manslaughter in the
first and, second degree». The court
has announced that the trial will be
virulent diseases kill off their Victimsi hastened "because of a great number,
and the health department can loratei of cases under the factory laws are
|
the location of the plague and guard!
It. An ailment like pneumonia at-
tach only an occasional person. whose
health is such that he cannot resiat it.
Other} who are immune from the dia-
oaaa carry the germs about them and
amend it. Who they are and where
they are it is impossible to trace.
More than succumb to pneumonia,
than women. Dr. Botaford gave it as
his opinion that women. paradoxicai'
n'a it may seem. get more fresh air
than men. Men are In chines and
i‘ucioripa and are apt to ccnaregatsi
in plat-ca where nir iii not pure. Thai
women heap stirring about. There are
still old fashioned people who are
afraid to not in *s draft. They suffer
from the disease ‘
WM...” o t.
SPINAL! AT IIYEI' IKT.
a:
Choice Native Powis. lite lb.
Nativa ltoaattng (thickens. 20:: lb. ‘
Native broilers. 200 lb.
begs Genuine Spring lamb. mac.
Forecourter spring Lamb. lie iii.
Spring Lamb Chops. m- lb.
Prime Rib Roast, 12w: lb.
Chopped Bowl. 2 lbs. 25c.
itcnnd 8 . itlc lb.
t-‘lirloln await. isc lb.
Small Lean F'raah Hattie. lilc ill.
small iolna of Pig Pork. lilo in.
Lean Pot Roast. 10o.
3‘ VIII“
Large fancy Celery.
on the docket and the result of thip
trial may have an important bearing
upon future prooaodlutI
As a result of the oamvaian to are
tool the lives of factory workers that
followed the Triassic Waist Company
disaster actions have been home to
collect penalties in 115 tdctcry nasal.
and those behind the movement an.
income that scores of factory owners
are installing safety appliances to on-
oapo criminal prosecution.
Max Blanck and tattoo Harris, the
proprietors of the Triangle Company.
were indicted several months ago. and
their pleadings have been postponed
several times.
IIBTIIAL II
III. I'IEE’I BABE
OPELOUIBAB. ‘3‘». Nov d.«-Mlstriai
recorded in the can of lite-.2”
Range Menu, accused of the murder
of Allan Garland. the you“ raised
student The jury. which bod been out
since booth yomrdby. "flirted this
morning it could not agree. ‘
Mrs Moll“ had knitted I. speed;
acquittal on her declaration that she
shot young Garland ”lad-fen» of her
honor."
According to fireman liidaiitc. the
it... stood‘d to tear conviction or man-
‘ slaughter.
‘ t
l
HARTFORD, 'Nov. 3 ~0evornor
Simeon E. Baldwin today issued the
3 following Thanuivlns proclamation:
State of Connecticut
Hy Hie Excellency,
Simeon E. Baldwin.
Governor.
A BROCLAMATION.
Pursuant to a venerable custom. or.
iglnating in 1039, the first year of the
history of this commonwealth 1 ap-
point Thursday. tbo thirtieth day of|
November, as a day ,of
THANngGtVING
to Almighty God for the btaaaiua of
too year.
Willis during its course. other ecua~
tries have been and are the seat at
war. and u all the sadness and suffer
ing that war involves. our own land
has been in perfect peace. For this:
'tor the strong foundations of civil gov.
ernmant that our fathers laid; for the
long life of Mpiiblicaa ipatitutteaa in
Connecticut as colony and state. and
for has America. 1 recommend thpl on
the data above appointed. our people
gamer in their homes and «churches to
readm- reverent praise and thanks to
our aim of'aii good.
(liven under my hand and seal of the
state. at the capitol in Hartford. this
tlrlt day of November. lathe cyst of
our Lord, One Themed. Nine Hun-
dred and Eleven. and the laden“.
dance of the United States. the One
admired and Thirty-limb.
(Slew!)
Biidtiiotl I. BMW.
ily His mtieasy‘s command:
MATT)!“ ll. ROGERS.
wary.
area Hind NltlH'f OR DAY,
“immobilizer touring car. limousine and
taxicab. Tel. 1026-12.
illliihiilldll
, . ‘ V. Norwalkltleaian ilialataflie Oar-
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’ ’ Weeke-Jlasiiand flakes
Division No. i. of Norwelk. lib- a Bellini
itlu tilt. in
turns illilli
if a man bate his wife in the eye
hard enough tor that optic to become
discolored for ainewealta. is it intol-
erable cruelty under the meaning of
the Connecticut statutes? 'in the case
under discussion the husband makes
a complete deniai.‘whtch makes the
case all the more difficult to solve.
The suit of Anna M. Grace. oi‘blor-
walk. who seeks 'a divorce from James
bl. Grace. of the shine town. on the
ground of intolerable cruelty. was
heard before Judge H. J. Curtis. or
the superior court yesterday. The con.
pic were married in October, 1902.
and according to the plainth there
have been differences between them
for a long time. in1 the first place. the
piaintiif is a Protestant and the do.
fondant a Catholic. and. it crept out
that the hrilging‘up of the child.
which both are fighting for. is one
of the bones of cbhtantlon. The di-
rect allegation on which the wife hoses
her grounds for divorce in over a dis-
pute that took place in June of last
year. She told Judge Curtis that her
husband struck her with his clenched
hat in the eye. and
marks of the blow for nine weeks.
Her husband makes an emphatic de-
nial of the allegation. He admits that
it was true that his ' “a get a black
eye, and told the ‘ g) the court
of how than All. said
bhathia wile wail solute bautha
daughter. who had «obeyed use
another. but and obeyed the fiber.
The defendant said that be prevented
his wife from licking thc‘ehild. and
inehatruukbeoooh the switch
away trod: his wile. in some way ta
ta. struggle he struck her accidental-
ly.’ whether with his elbow or head or
trumped her with his head he doaa
not now.
Atmlaomvbaatadfnadia-
talent of than on several grounds.
in the ant place the annuities-had
not been omen; also. that. "Admits
its!" that the wifw'waa street in a
struggle as described. that did not con-
stitute intolerable cruelty under the
state law. Attorney Joseph it. Taylor.
for the plaintil. is going to cite some
authorities on the question.
oalvoto neuron
oars ornate veer
Those who attended the meeting of
South Norwalk Council. No. 1.253.
Knights of Columbus. which was held.
last evening, were the recipients of a
rare treat in degree work when the
team of Orinoco Council. No. 8|. of
Greenwich. (:0an the first degree
on a class of at: lionth Norwaik caadb
dates.
. The meeting will one of the moat aa-
thualaatle of inmate n. A detention
of thirty diva canto up from Greenwich.
accompanied by Grand Knight Wig-
mora and Rev. rather rltagerald.
Catholic Union Cotincii. of Norwallt.
also sent down a large delegation
'At the conclusion of the business
meeting Ind degree work. the men Ia
down to a Dutch supper. with which
they were negated by the hospitable
about domain linen. after which all
enjoyed a social evening.
«Melanoma IATUHDAV.
Email Pig role, is and tee to.
Pork (31101».ch lb.
Small 1“th llama. i‘lc lb.
stiri'ng Legs tlamb. 14c lb
Cliche front tail. to tile ib.
lamb. stew, lie lb. 3
Porter-house be. from ill to the
Itrleiu. from .16 to no in.
Round Steakhouse lb.
Native Veal. l
Rdiiva calculus. toils lb.
Homemade urinates. gumntaad ail
pork. lilo lb. 3
heat. hard. 2 lbs. for the
All kinds of Vegetables.
i c. D. CHAKNOK.
‘ ‘lll North Haiti lit.
lliNS “Willi-NINE
boosts Present from Churches
ganintion of the TrinityBr
flirte' Friendly Society was celebrated
in a most litttng manner, last evading.
at Trinity Episcopal Church and than
event will be written lathe history oi'i
ful gatherings in its first decade of on
till lllii than
she carried the .
Arrangements for simplic-
w
mm
MMW scorn swam court... may seventeen a. nut
WIATHII roaacaar”
Fair Tonight and Saturday.
I
“ 'rwo cadre
lNiNNV NINiS
lNNNNilNiS
Tenth Year of organltation 0b-
served by an interming Set.
vice at the church
llillllili. Stills
lliilllill StillllliNi
lflllliilll llilllllll. iliilllliN
The Loss Estimated at $750, and
Over 500 People Thrown Out
of Work
LONDON. Ontario, Nov. 3.--A des-
tructive fire broke out in the business
section of the city this mwnlng.,,aad
before the flames were subdued din
age amouhtlng to $750,000 had been
done. 'F‘ive hundred people were
thrown out of employment. The fire
originated in the store of J. 'H. Chair.
man a. Company, and when discover~
ed. the place was a seething furnace.
The flames ware shooting across the
street. in a few minutes. firemen had
fifteen streams playing on the blaze.
but it was impossible to save the ad-
~ in Surrounding Towns
i
The tenth anniversary of the or-i
Branch of the'
the branch as one of the moat auction-
(Contiiluod on Iiabth Page.)
NNNililNl is [ill
MOONIIM‘IM
Are?“
The American Bridal Woodman}: yea-
tarday received ‘ttia «direct for the
saw Hall Gabe Bridll Utes! work and
approaches from the New York Coa-
aacttag Italian. (loamy. at which
salami has to praaideat. The uncle
will he lino. didn‘t!) tenth and the
largest of ita kindle: the world. Work
out: tao‘=u race-lo will comes
In Pittsburgh at ease and the sea.
«not last he completed to two years
and a half.
to blend by the Pennsylvania itali-
md and the New York, New Havoc
& Hartford. and after the new giant
bridge is completed tralhl'can be run
by an all rail route from Washington
The New Yerh‘ Connecting Railroad
joining property. The plants of the
Puritan Hardware Company, the Chap
man Company and many others were
tetally destroyed. The loss of three»
quarters of a million is partially cover
ed by insurance The blaze was the
most spectarular in years The fire-
men Were In constant danger from
failing walls, but no one Was serious-
ly injured.
. —8ATURDAV SPECIALS. 0
Cauliflower. your choice. be head.
Extra large Cabbage. 7c head.
Pickling Onions. 10c qt.
Good drinking Coffee. 25c lb.
Very Best Butter. 35c ib.
Very Best. Flour, 75c bag.
LOUIS JOSELOFF‘S.
72 No. Main St.
Milli KiillN liiN
WEN Ill IM
loaned to rail M m
Surrounded by‘Flttlnes‘in
‘ Brooklyn Tenement
Tel. 467.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.——Two mem-
- precaution to protect the WW
liillll one
All uni
liliiiil
Arsenal and Native (lily of
Shanghai Today
illillill lillllilli’l ‘
lilli illilliil lillllllii ,
Chinese Soldiers and Police ~liiiv- . , I
cred the invaders
SHANGHAI, Nov. 3.—-’i‘he arsenal
and the native city of Shanghai were
taken over by the revolutionlsts late
this afternoon. No resistance was of- :
fered by the authorities or such of mo, .. ‘
public as remains l'byal. .
it is expected that Wit-Sung. at the 1
mouth of the Wit-Sung River and can ,.
miles north of Shanghai. and the up-
rtver forts will fall tonight
it is confidently believed that Nana
king and Citing-Klan: will be captur-
ed by the rebels tomorrow. , '
Some of the foreign warships landed
marines in this city before the robot
took possession. Foratn voluntean
were called out and have taken are” ‘ "
. in
it is reported that”. mail um
. imbibed new W
Last Sunday at St. Mary‘s church.
bars ofa family named Shapiro. father
and mother. were killed. and three of
their four children were .badiv injured
today. when they lumped from win
dewa on the second floor tot-cape the
dhmoa that destroyed a Brooklyn teno-
meat house
When the flames trapped thes Sha-
piroa in their rooms. a policeman
climbed on the cornice over the first
to New England. The new tracks will
connect the lines of the Pennsylvania
in Queens County with the New Ha-
vel at Fort Morris and those of the
Connecting Railroad that encircles
Brooliya.
The new structure will be an arch
bridge of the longest span in the
world. The total coat will approxi-
mate ”0.000.000. There will be 18.-
000 tons of steel in the bridue between
the two big tqwera at each and of the
giant arch.
pain he the under side of the arch
and the high water m will be one
hundred and , an fact. the
same as the not ’ lvar bridges alv
ready built. Besides the four track
railroad crooning the big arch. there
will be wide aid-walks. Across the
Bronx little there willbeaolaaacrtof
a movable bridge to ”Medals wat-
or trolls.
m thousand‘ tuna of steel will
be m up in Plttalmrah and brought
have by rail to complete the contract.’
demo of the parta will weigh the was
each.
wra- brlagiag of this material have
but an a truncations undertaking in
tile. " said hit. Bryan of tha Amati
can Company last night. The Itflld‘
thing of its kind to the world.
titnrt'ei liver 4
hi their votes
“will“. N 0.. ”0V. “Emu”
people were injured when ilvaheavu
Air lilac pauaager train No. it. New
York to Jacksonville. was mailed last
eight tit-Marry oaks. twenty sill-a
tract. of this city. The injured. meat
of wheat were only slightly hurt. in’
cluded alive ll. Davis. of Guitar. Mast.
{i'hetianaflfaom ".lialactima
e
“verbatim Iaata in The W
n“; I :' g'iv>",‘.:
The clearance between the lowest'
tura will aimed to loneliness- an».
Coraline. alarm
story and told Julian Shapiro. the y“. is ‘ stepdaughter of the young 3
father. to hand down his four child mans mm, The death of the gfri'a .f
iron “"1 from fifteen month-to ‘1" imothar'a huabald and of the yum
eon years. Sidney. the baby, '°"Emaus father's will. and a married!!! "3 Ni?
9., ,
in,“ in his h'”’ the father “WM the two surviving people browht am ““3
in. child and it would have fallen bad the we" tangle 0' relationships. " 5;,
i ' ..
not the policeman caught it by the
arms as it shut past him.
Then Shapiro tried to hand down
ininoy ear-old Aaron. The bov a weight:
lproved more than he could mounts.
'for before tbs bohemian could reach
itho child. Shapiro was dragged them
ithe window and fall with his son in
his we. The fathera'braiaa were.
dashed out on the paramont. while the
boy escaped with a broken ankle
i This calamity named to become
ithe other members of the totality and
latthougb they could have been refined
«one they waited. one by one thoyi
‘laaped dram the windows. Mra.‘ aha-
plro struck on her head and was in-
matly killed. George. seed ill.an
India, it. mood with their lives. but
truly be permanently crippled.
l urea GUALI'W snore aarua
DAY Iranian.
Small Provo Hana. our own cutting.
the lb
Fresh Pork Lottie. our own cutting.
15-ch lb. 0 ‘
Pram tlhouldera. into in.
spring Lamb Logs. 14c lb.
Spring Lamb Force. tic lb.
Choice Native ll’cwl. the in.
large Native (thickens. 10c lb.
Piga’ feet. ptga‘ heads. trips and
I'rliali broilers. societal. etc, at han-
im battery; 'ral all?
closer smith. or vacuum
new voila. not IwAi‘t‘lvad. Bir
tolerated along with a christening,
guaranteed pure Homemade saw.
room a ' arr. (lhcppad our. use it. o...
as south 11m. gt, Choice ii'otria, ill: lb. +.
W‘ ‘ Chickens. lift and no lb.
wDILlBiOUI cell was. to. in: lamb. in. is.
in Norwalk there was a wedding cal
which two events were centered abpttt w
ions family. the relationships being ,.
loapciaily peculiar.- The taro avaata
were as aristocratic as any hold in are 2,;
i Norwalk italian calm! in some rain. « . .v,
i Anthony DoBoni took for his bride
,Miss Rosa Vane. 0080111 to a am
‘of the young My' a mother and It'll
This it. is seen that the contracting
inanies were in truth brother and sis-
iter. although it was step-brother and
‘aiater. ,
The christening which followed was '
{of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore-
lDemnl. the mother of the bride and
‘tho father of the groom Thus it My.
iwaa their stepmother who' was chrian "
!tonod anal their wedding
at. Marya church was well fitted
diwlth the Italian families of the cows
iwho came in dhtoatobiiea and can-
riagea from the various parts of M
laurrcunding town. The young mil.
iitva in Peat detdp whore then i.
flincite a little ltaiian settlement.
The church was nullity decorated, _1
dad the wedding an elaborate one. lit .
was followed by a motion at the
of the atop-father and dismal
iii to Peat dwarnp to which my! ‘
were invited and at which one
Meade and relatives were antartatilfl.
tree tan tools 5
‘ .i
r Roait Peril. lite lb
Pork Chops. the ill.
scurry it llamas' deviance. the ill.
emit Shoulders. tent. l”-
il‘reah Hams, tile in. ',,
now Bast. this lb. ..
shoulder Lamb. lie in.
Lamb Chops. Me lb.
ii bare Soap, 28c.
Butter. 30c lb. Eggs. title dosan.
NEW You: MARKET.
Norwalk Chronicler