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will ”0"“ "0““ "f a thriving biwhmsm a reCoptloa was held at, Mr. Jacob-
coucern which promises lo develop iii-I 3.,an residence and the ghouls regaied
to a big. prosperous manufacturing en-j to a wedding supper.
terprlse. Tile Ramic t‘ompuuy. of A-I
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James Lynch, of School Street,
Fortunate ln Sustaining Only
Two Scalp Wounds
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Being Drowned
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Norris Vogel, of North Main
Street, Takes Miss Betty la-
cobson as ills Bride
Morris Vogel. the North Main street
delicatessen dealer, and Miss Betty
Jacobson, of New Rochelle, were join-
ed in marriage, yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, at the home of the bride‘s
cousin, William J. Jacobson. 'i‘he
nuptials were performed by Rabbi
Shun, of New Rochelle, in the pros-
euce of a gathering of the intimate
friends and relatives of the contract
ill-g parties.
The bride. who was prettlly dressed
in white silk with silk trimmings. was
attended by the Misses Sadie and An-
nie Judei. nieces of the groom. and
Miss Minnie Bloomhorg. of Philadel-
phia. cousin of the bride. as bride's
maids. Max Vogel, brother of the
groom, acted as best man.
At the conclusion of the- ceremony.
it seems hardly possible for a man
to full twenty feet. strike head-Brat
upon rocks, and yet be only slightly to]
Jared. and yet this was financed for i
hm time an em as «enemies ”la-gist
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Dr. Henderson. of Brooklyn
w Men Are interested
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when
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Elections in Many States Next
Week Will baSignalled by the
Return otNany Lawmakers
4’ “Whit
lie-elected Preal , 0...... a.
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the Annual .. 9
Yesterday
To
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Collides in New York State Autos“
The annual meeting of the
Haven division of the Order of Rul ,
road Conductors was ‘held yesterday
in its rooms at Odd Fellowil' hall in
Crown street, New Haven; and the el-
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-~Leaders of
national politics are looking ahead with
acute interest to the state elections
tomorrow because of their possible
cation of officers for the ensuing your hearing on the presidential campaign mobile Willi EXFI‘OBS Wagon ?. \\
was carried out. it resulted as follows: rch Mafia-8 of next year. Contests will afford " t\ “
Chief conductor. Jeremiah Wall; as- the “m opportunity for a format ”01} 0' James H. "6N0?" "l
slatunt chief conductor. James bio I ular expression since the bringing to- > is
Kenna; secretary anti‘lmsurer. F- J- HBRUARY nether of the first Democratic Nation-
i‘lauagan; senior conductor. .l. Slaw-
son; junior conductor. H. Meyers; in
side sentinel. J. F. Manning; outside
sentinel, ill. R. l'ienisonz’truatees. w.
W. Parties. 0. A. Page and P. Flynn.
The election of outliers of the La-
dles' auxiliary of the 0 R. C. for the
year did not come up. All these oili-
cera will be seated at a Joint installa-
tion to he hold some time next month.
that date of which was not decided
upon yesterday.
The details of the annual remrt oi
oi House of Representatives in 3in
teen years and the continent-spewing
spcechmahlng trip of President Taft.
in Massachusetts, Governor Foss.
formerly a Representative here, has
. led the Democratic forces: in New
' racy the election is held in the home
,o its candidate for the Democrat~
- atlon for president; in New
issues are local. but the
Iwuys “one” “mm d Joy-riding in his employer's car, a
rvers; in entucky Re- I chauffeur for a New York man and his
James. one of the two friends crashed into the truck of
Pillfl Slim illiiii .
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line oi the Horses Cut and the
Car Slightly Damaged
Association lie-elected
A rally of men. which quite tilled the
etbodlst Church, Stamford. markedim‘w
t 5 close Friday night of the annual‘l’y "0m
meeting of the New York District Miu- presentatii
listers' Association of the New York bulwarks of
Mr.
and hire Vogcl
drawn "1’ by Attorney George H' “‘5'- many beautiful and useful
returned
merica. inc., is the new conccrn, pu— their home in South Norwnlk, early
pots of incorporation for which “'t‘i't“ this morning.
The bride received
wedding
to
tune of James Lynch. of School stretch: the o_ n, c, were not given out. but
who yesterday afternoon shortly afiuri in a ”new “y ltwpa stated that
2 o'clock fell through the Mcciiench'uIey showed , “Map growth of the
street trestle into the river bed W‘iordcr. n gratifying financial condition
""3 Two 50““ WWW” are all "it“ 4‘ and an increasing interest in the wol’lr
{East Conference. Brotherhoods repre—I
settling many churches in the New;
York district were present. They
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a candidate for-“9
him.
‘1' in Congress, is
tor, and William J. lufitutos Sens-
'Champ Clark have Md Speaker
Much. of South Norwnlk. and film! Williams and they have the host wishes
the secretary of the state on October . 01’ If...” many friends for anemia; and
27. 1911. The new concern has a mph. happiness In their union.
tril stock of $100,000. divided into i
000 shares of $100 each.
The lncorporulors are Samuel
were found by Dr. William J. Tracey-
in his examination and the man is
resiln comfortsbi toda'.
.‘iir. Vogcl was only recently di- 5 y 3
3 vol'ced from his wife of a few months.”
, F'n little more than a year ago. The.
(minor. of, New ank city. “11") ‘3 Men I suit was the occasion of not a little
titled with the (leorge S. Fuller Con—I scandal, Mr. “we” ”mm“ against
structiou Company: Henry llcxtcr of
‘ . ' .liis forlncr wife bein sustained by
booth Norwnlk. formerly affiliated i the courts 3
with the Fibre Products Company, and I
.. ~ “Midfihokhilf. caregiver bl.i ‘. ,
.. w b his‘husl‘xtesswilicss Bl l6 'nxi SMITH IIIIWILK BLllll
change place. New York city. "
The Karate Company will take upI
”a.
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usua—
the business of the Fibre ProduclsIA Chaim “1 “10 "ms “do "$3“er ”Wk.“
Company. which formerly did business,
in the Old Colonial Foundry factoryi "3008887! by "'0 NOW Tam" L.mned
lit Keyser place, East Norwalk. 'l‘liei
concern. in which New York capital he1
heavily interested. will start business3
with a capital of $81,000 already paid‘
WASHINGTON, Nov. d.——-’l‘he Io-
eallod list of immortals of the United
At .the regular monthly meeting of States
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
of the order.
After the meeting was over, Chief
Vicei’resideut Sherman
an active part
ll.
rEmpreelsrnun James H. McNerney, of
I25 River street, N‘orwalk. Saturday
inlgbt, on the New Canaan road short:
Ily before 8 o’clock. and their car was
Isornewhnt damaged as the result. one
inf the heroes drawing the heavy truck
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Conductor Wall left for Washington.
where he is to lake m in delibera‘
tiona by officers of the national body
to he held there.
Mr. Wall is one of the oldest oili-
cinia of the 0. R. C. and a most active
worker in behalf of the national or-
ganisation. '
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gAlltlTllEh reorient
‘ this re starts
i SHANGHAI. Nov. 6.—-’i‘hree Chinese ,
gunboats. forming a part of Admirali
38st: Chon-Plna’a fleet. which put lu‘
'here yesterday for provision. went,
over to the rebels this morning.
,‘t'he Chinese toleiraplt, operator-a
here welft on atrlh'd'iizsd‘l'l‘. V’l‘he oi-
blea have not been anointed. 830ml”
marines are guarding the oable'liouao
this afternoon.
‘lt is believed that Admiral Salt is in ,
hiding in this city.
ChlatKlanx. in the province of
Klnpau, fell at 8 o'clock this after-
noon. All is quiet there. 'The city is
in the Kit".
fight in New Jersey. while Lg?“
Clark has done some vigorous
as well as in Kentucky.
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"in illillSTElilNil
BIIESTS WERE Sliil'i'
PLAINVILLE. Nov. 6.~aecauae thay
were refused admission to a christen-
ing last night «the. home of Frank
Maraanelli. two ftitllana known only
to the police as Tonnand Peter. lay in
wait for the guests as they were leav-
ing and at one party of at: fired five
shots from a revolver. two of the shots
ellipse
palguing in Nebraska and Tennessee-em thrown head-first from his high
was also cut and Mr. McNerney. who
driving. was only saved from be-
“ihr a warning given by Mr. Ella,
.35. pie concern.
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'00]. Robert 0. Eaton. wires.
internal revenue. announced -
that he is holding in aboyauce the ,
rm.
'1’ we.
ders given by Commissioner. Cabot ‘
striking Dominick losiconl. of New
some weeks ago in regard to the col-
:lection of the tax upon "smokers"
in. and will deal in fibre products fromi the board of directors of the South
vegetable fibre and from mliiernie,INorwalk Club. Saturday evening. after
with proper management there is note. full discussion of the requirements
reason why the company will‘not grow: of the club. the house committee. in
rapidly into an immense enterprise,‘ conjunction with the billiard and pool
their business be“)! of a character committee. was authorised to take the
that is conducive to growth. n “I preliminary steps for obtaining a new
understood that it will be the only; pool table,
which-
‘miynoufaictureg taxtfle fabrlps from vegfi building on tile €380. Bide 0f the club
etable ppm and minerals. The arm building has closed the windows which
ticles of incorporation also give the, lighted the present reading romp, and
company the right to deal in silk" made it necessary to change it to a
imore suitable and convenient part of,
concern in the United States
wool, jute, etc.
The or pulsation of the comma ‘the club room floor. which It war;
has not yit been completed and1 in:E decided could only be done by takingl load 0' buckahot ”'9’“? wounded
list of stockholders could llol be tie-i “‘0 front ram “0" “30d for board
('lll‘ell today. it is expected that the‘ meetings and writing room. and plac-
i-ompany will get together game day lag in the present reading room the
jproposed new pool table.
this week and organise.
Henry F. Dexter. one of the incur-i
pnrumrs. was interviewed by a Bern
occupied and to accommodate
biological survey-4 roster
kept by that bureau of all hunting is—
talities in this countryfllmdy this
year has added to it 47 names. From
this information the bureau hopes, af-
ter a few years. to be able to deduce
[eneral pdnclplea' which will he or
value in framing life saving federal
and state some laws,
The two latest placed on tile were
those of Conrad Steelman and John
Yost. two New Jersey hunters. who
were mistaken for a decree Wed-
nesday and killed by Charles Norcroaa
The erection of the new Tarlov
aof ions. N. J.. who with the same
a third man. One fact which we have
learned during the three years we
have kept this record." said Dr. T. B.
Palmer, chief of the bureau today.
“is that there are practically no deer
hunting accidents in states which pro
biblt the shooting of does. This in
The billiard and pool room is fully
the
Britain The am b11118! 0““de used by employee in clear factories. ‘
Laslcoul’s left lung and the 0th"; The revenue agents made a tour of
streak his left hill. fracturing ”“3 bl'l’ithe factories in the city following
file Grand 0““ it i“ ‘ "9“" 9°"- hone. H0 WIS taken ‘0 a N9" Britain i the receipt of the orders from the
“0°“ in importance 0'“? '0 8h“? bowl!“ and is in ‘ critical condition. l commissioner of internal revenue and
hat. The population is about 160.000.i1‘he other three bullets failed.“ their} made the ”31mm.” plans to collect
Hana Chow. capital of the province: mark. The two man Who did the? the revenue upon all "smokers" used
45 miles east by north of limiting, on‘
“EEEMBER l I the Yanall‘aelluanx, at the junction of
Rev. John Silvie!” Formally
of CheKianz. was taken by the rebels‘mooun‘ are known to the woundadi for the
, past two months. Collector
AWN“ Cllltflsmml “0".“ yesterday. after a brief. but Ipirlted re- man and others of the puny, but theyI Eaton has ived word from Wesle-
Congregational Church alliance. refuse to make known their “Winston to hold up the mm" of the
KAUWNG. Clilllfl. NOV. 6.~—The lm-Innmes, but the police beiieva ll“! collection 0‘ hack revenue.
Inerlallats have recaptured Tung—Kwan. know who they are. Collector Eaton said: “The commis-
near the eastern border 0' Shen-BiI NEW BRITAIN, Nov. 6.—-—Buspected'sloner of internal revenue is endeav—
province. The ”be" ‘0'" heavily '“aiof being Tony Serra. the man whoiorlng to arrange a satisfactory adjudh
retreated towards Slan‘l-‘u. the “nu“lfgave his name as “Frank Yeti" Intention of the back tax matters With
offihotrBl. . iWho had a notebook containinl “19‘ the cigar manufacturers. it is 019809
’ PIKING CAPTURID. Iname 2Toaao Greaoalo.“ was arresteded mat the commissioner's plan will
SAN MANClSCO, N°V~ ““5 cam’ithin morning at 9 o'clock in a house‘I he agreeable to the old” manufactur-
gram ‘0 m" Chinese daily “99" “,on Oak street extension. The houseiora everywhere but that will not mean
“WWW" WWW“ “9"” ”Win“ 3 had been under surveillance all nlBht-itbat the cigar manufacturers will be
early today. urn Pollux was Cultured Tony Sierra and as cousin namedgexcuaed from paying the tax upon
lat. yesterday by the ravolutioniats. Peter went to the christeulns aboutigmoy." made and used since the on
after ‘ 'hm’ attenuator. 2 o'clock yelterdsy afternoon. and dor went into effect." '
Willi iii l000ili‘li8iii0
Willi ill ‘ 0000i“!
Likelihood of Two Churches in
That City” Uniting
The formal acceptance of Rev. John
linel reporter. this morning. but. he billiard and 000i WW9” by ”10 311' because in these “a.“ the hunter
was unable to tell just where the con-‘ (“”0" Of a new pool table. the pres-
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Staplatou. of Brooklyn, to become pas.
after being given liquor were told to
in this city cigar manufacturers
hesitates a moment before firing to
go away. They returned about 1 o'- have been all wrought up over the
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tor of the South Norwalk Congress;
0"“ Willa be located. this inform.l8ni reading room affords the only
tlon being withheld until the orzsnl-i available space. Ti“! room WI“ “‘3'
Variation of the company shall have be.‘.commoriate "'0 WM"- OM ”“0 ‘3
determine whether the animal is - a
does or a buolt. in case the animal
come complete.
Twain-two anions
were unaware
LONDON. Nov. 8.-1‘he Greek
Htcnmer Lodosfiyi‘on. from 'I‘ilcodoslu
i'or Antwerp. foundered in the Enn-
llsh (:linunel during the gala last
night. Twenty-two of the crew of
twenty-five were lost. The three
rial/«(l wurc picked up by the Dutch
alenmer tlrotiua.
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TROLLEYM EN NOMINATI.
'l‘he odioers for the coming year
ware nominated at the regular month
ly meeting of the Norwalk Division of
the Trollsymeu’s Union on Saturday
evening and other matters of routine
luminous were transacted. There were
two meeting! held! to nocommodute all
the members of the union as usual and
following each thorol'ivslabuteiraup-
bar. The next hillbilly “Gifting which
will-be held on the first natal-day at
December will battle, cleanups: the
dinners and on this occasion where
will be reset pig served with the 0th”
or refreshments. ' " - ;
ibelieved to be sufficient for present
happens to be of the two leaned va-
riety that brief pause before pulling
the trluer la annual: to save human
life. The New Jersey shooting case
'was an exception to that rule.
requirements.
“COOKIES, CUP CAKES
and cruliers for your lunch. Try them.
. " killed
ll r llak ..y_ el. 367 More than 150 people were
“me e T ‘ last year in hunting accidents. This
GENEROG'TY R‘BULTED IN Willi (lOllfildQl‘Biiiy larger than the
number in 1909 which in turn was 60
per cent. in excess of the‘ltlilti fatali-
ties each.
“in proportion to its population the
United States leads the world in the
number of hunters within lta'borderu.
Unfortunately it also leads in the pro2
portion of fatal hunting accidents."
tltvl IBLAllll
ins treasure
PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Nov. .6.
-An island has suddenly Mondrian
the sea in the Berilont'a Hotlitit‘fllt
between Trinidad endow MIMI“
coast. .
The phenomena ma preceded by an
extraordinary anticipation in the sea.
from which burst huge columns of
flame: and smoke.
DEATH.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.~»--Wlliingneaa to
give tip his own money to prevent
trouble among others Was the cause
of Alexander. Dlulacoma. a tailor. loa-
ing his life last night. Illnlacoma had
visited an Archer nveuueraatnurnnt,
where he heard three men unarrellna
irrith the proprietor. Thinklnmthay
were without money to pay their bills.
illsiacoma offered to settle the amount.
ills proffer was promptly resented by
the trio. who laid the restaurant im-
mediately. They waited until the tal-
lor came from the place, when on. of
the man shot him five. timothltilllnl
him instantly. "l‘ho three escaped.
Wan-u
-roa Hill ulceration”.
f-paaaenifer marina «2‘.le and
taxicab. 'i'elL' load-ll. , ‘ ‘
M
It would be, swtulunlucky‘ for the
weather inau.lt‘.vha-;-‘rau for a public
-—FOR HIRE NIGHT DH DAY»
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taxicab at livery prices. Tel. 10204:. . '
tlonsl Church. was read by Deacon
Nelson Dickcrman. the clerk of the
church. at the communion service. yea-
terday morning. Mr. Stapleton will
commence his duties bore December
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OYBTII HEARING TODAY.
The shell llah commissioner is to
hear the West Haven natural oyster
growers. this afternoon on the queue
lieu of the disputed acres of! West Ha-
van that want from the Button estate
indirectly to the Scalablpt corporation.
Natural growers claim the land is still
state property and they have a rinht
to work it. Charles F. Mitchell will
represent the growers and Judge Mats
tilewaon the corporation.
was...
- l1“ OFTIN MAPPING.
"i am Very glad our illegal trusts
are bolna",takou in hand." said Benn-
tor in Folletta at a dinner. "A trust
is so impersonal. you see. it breaks
the law and youm’t pull it. _
" A trust, in fact. is who a slot ma»
chine. One day i In! a little boy
weeping, bitterly before a slot. aw
some that was out of‘order. A- pollen-r
him: 1 ’
“ 'Mlster. arrest this machine!
rubbed true of a trinket."
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we
ruse suleiot
OHlOAOO. Nov. B.—-Mra. Louise
Vormllya, the widow suspected of
having poisoned Policeman Arthur
inlaaouette. was ready today to leave
her home. where aha has been under
tuard and mm a priaonerln the
county hospital. Her alleged attempt
at suicide by calmly sprinkling her
food without sraenlcal preparatltin re~
summing pepper convinced the police
that also would be safer under the di-
root watch than in her home.
Municipal Judas Walker, who is-
auad the warrant for Mrs. Vermllyn‘a‘
arrest, consented to hold court in her
«room before her removal to a horn
pltal. and she will be arraigned whilei
still in bad. it will require only the
some the commitment without tenths
of testimony.
“WI-fly (y ‘
clean inseam re rm.
each
'-
ice 0. auto. today emu
clean cruise W
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MALTA. Nov. tel-a wit-alert my claim. ‘
unresolved by her commander. note can
be Anti .
clock last night and demanded more
liquor. This being refused, they chai-
lenaed those in the house to come
but and fight. Several complied with
their request and went out into the
yard. Berra draw two revolvers and
emptied one at the crowd as it pour—
ed out of the door. 'l‘arlxoni tell with
a bulletJu his left lung and another
in his left side.
Chaser! by the crowd, the two man
ran down the road and were lost in
the darkness. having planted into a
brook under a railroad bridge. Just
province to their disappearance they
met a farmer named Joseph Edmond.
Putting a revolver to the farmer's
head. Tony threatened to blow out his
brains if he interfered with their
night.
Believing the men would come to
formal presentment to the widow of their homes in this city for dry cloth
tha‘ accusation of Peter sissonene. Ins. the police watched their boat-dine
brother of the dead patrolman. thatfhoude all night. They went throush
aha murderad.hia brother. Than will the building lit 1! o'clock 1W limit
aadaaaln at ll o'clock this. morning.
be their third search about '1 o‘clock
this sienna ."vm" was ”runes. an
”mass tallies lexaetty with the
interruption at'l‘ehw Berra. the police
that was brought to on. our
art niahtmud tuition to the ass
hospital. A. be is on years old.
hdoabtful , ,._~
commissioner's order. many of them
declaring that they were unable to
give any real accounting of the num-
ber of smokers made and used by their
employee.
LEVELIIB, BF
in Water street.’ leveled on is we
people in that section of the town.
had become unsightly and the tiles
City Englneerfilamuel W. “091.me
has established a grade for the work
and the operations will pa pushed Vi:-
tiroualy. f
it is understood that the stationed
the city {council was timely lethal; “it
stared a! some nttmtohthat Washe-
'lux contemplated by property ‘otrnera
owning land in that vicinity.
disc reported that one taxpayer had
pens "to the extent of instructing his
ion to
em arrest FILE .. 7
The action of the South Norwalla '_
city council in having the public dump
The place had recently resolved tidal! ,7 ,
into a general nuisance and a disarm
to the whole city. The piles of refuse
for something to he done was at hand. ‘”
his,
tourney to get our. papers la‘lniuna- ,
restrain the city nomidumpt ,,
lug with the general approval of tho .,
Norwalk Chronicler