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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 14, 1911 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWMJK. CONN. TUESDiY. NOVEMBER 14.1911

Fair

TWO cum

 

WEATHER FORECAST
tonight; Wednesday unsettled.

 

NinilllHlli
1111 11111111
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Southorwalk Board of Council-
men Appointed a Committee to
Look into the Matter

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Fire Department Paid Men Want
Increase in Pay

Al the 111l30ur1led mention of the
South Norwuih lloard of (‘.t).ll'tl‘IIlIleil,

which was bold. last evening, the 111111-‘

tor, of the erection of 11 city hall and
library was brought up, and it
11111111 to take 1111 this matter without
our l‘tm'iher‘dalay. and to that
Mayor William P, 'f‘amtuau) 11111111111!-
11-i thocutirc council as 11 1.101111111111111

111111,

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FIIIEIIII8 EATEIITAINED
AT HOUSEWARMING

v—-——-——-~

Mr. and Mrs. f-‘runk F. iluntluutou,
who roceully moved into their now
dwelling house. in Crescent Terrace.
Were given 11 henna warming. last 1-1111.

ping, by twenty-eight of the members,

11nd friends of the old my Nutwry
Whist club. The ladies came in round
numbers, bringing along with them

their gentlemen attendants who can- '

ttibuted generously towards the good
1111111,

Mrs, Huntington was ready for the
gathering and the interior of the
' house was transforntcd M the decora-
tions which were everywhere in mi
deuce. The color scheme was yellow
and. the feature was thc‘uumbex- (11‘
yellow butterflies which 11‘11r1- 111111
pended from the walla, especially over
the table.

A course dinner was served in the'

curly part of the eveniuu. 11111111111111 all
did nauplc Justice whilc across the"
board literally new the wit and humor
of the gathering. The dinner baring
Ilt‘l‘ll connumcd, 11511111111 and music
111111111]. (it the latter, the mom»
11111111! motubcru favored with
montnl Helmlionu whllc tho
1111.1 tIInlIltfllIy general,

it 11‘1111 not until 11 lilil‘ hottr that tho
inn-Ml} deported to their normal
11111111111} winning rho Illmld 111‘ the «1‘11-
1111111 many happy 11111111111 of lilo d11.1'
.‘1111I rutturutulatlnu Mr, and Mru. liltltl~
laptop 11‘111'1111)‘ for lltclr houpitltlit)‘.

lul-
lul-

lust-ru-
singing

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HA8 All ACBIDEIIT

’i'hnrc than» 111-111' boiull anothor

‘ painful accident of Huyl'n ’l‘lu-utrr.
route-ruby 11111111111111, in lht1 act
upon the 111111111 by Tinkhbm 6‘: (‘111111
puny. tlic 1Inl‘1lllt, liif‘ycliutn, who do
u'uule In 11 miniature saucer itiutpml
11111111. which in orurtml 11111111 tho 111111
1.111- 1111111112 The feature of lltit! IIllI‘
11111 pol‘iit the 111111111111 1111 tlu1 111111 of

111111 of Illf‘ 111111 1111111. who am with 11‘

Indy In circle the Iliilli IIIIm'll 1i iwb

Willi ,

put ,

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SIRIIIIK III A IIIW

Captain William F. Hoyi’s Craii
Damaged by Collision Dli
Bridgeport

 

 

The black fog which blanketed the
Sound on Saturday afternoon so douse-
iy Ihnt it was almost, impossible to see
a. hoat‘a longth ahead and the careless-
111111 of tut.r boat captain having in tow
a line of barges, come, near: being rho
destruction oi" Captain William F.
Hoyt and his lei-enmet Rudy Green.
when thc ton hit the Roth (lrcon a
glancing hiow on the aide, curt‘yinu
away mast and about, everything else
above the deck of the atonu1er..,iust
J11 hat tow it 111111 in not ititnwp in t‘npl
Ituin llott 11.11 thm did not stop and
ulthin 11 few minutes won- lost co 11

pictclv to 51.1 ill in the thitit fog. I1'1111

i log titc lint!) (“noon iioundw‘lug around
I in all 111.11 a hclpicsa condition.
.(11pt11in liml of thc William
H 111 & Son (‘umpum 1.111111111111111 oi
South Not 11.1ll1, was in the southeast.
111111111111. coming home from ilrlduoporl
and the low was in the. northwest
course point; up. With her fog lll'lll‘I
tolling diumally. Captain Hoyt, who',
11.1111 111 the wheel. was carcl‘uily picl‘.
11111.1 his 111.11 down lhc Hound,wl1cuuud
dcnl} thctc loomed out of thc for; the
low.
Rudy (‘.rton was tui‘nod just enough I(.')
. escape being ntrnck lull on the, aide
11hi(.‘l1 bould hare boon tlIh’l‘lililOilS to
both the good ship and 11111'1111111
was the 11111111 wont in the board and

 

Itho tl(“(' I1s1 1111111» swcpt practical”) clean. 11111111111 of about lot) more who had 11111‘

It 1111111: thc Rudy Green hut
1111111119 of her former coil.

a com
By 11 great

streak of good fortune. 1114111111 (‘np'

lain Hovt not his crew uncle injured
in any Way
. The boat was trumdiately put about:
and headed for home, where they or.
grived cafe and sound

Captain Ho1‘.t when interviewed by
a Scn‘tlnei rcpot‘icr. this noon did not'
wish to talk fleely of the accident. but
'uuid that they were mightv lll(l\')‘ to1
be alive taking e1erylhlng into 1 could
crutiou. He said that it was the firm
accident that he had bad durlng hia1
ihit'ttwilve rears of experience,

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“Hides" Him From An imaginary
Foe, and Then Calls for the
Police

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. i-l’l‘AMl-‘tlltll, Nov. Ila“ Mrs. William
urzttlt was alone. in her home, in 11
remote auction of Stamford, late
Saturday night when she board 11
1111-11 on the roar veranda. and. think»
lmr her husband had come borne,
opened 1h.- doot‘. to find 11 1111111
whom- 1111111 glared wildly and who
wore only 11 thin calico uhlrt
"L111 11111 in” cried the 1111111,
"111‘1111 11111 and will kill 11111?“
lionllzinx tho 1111111 watt insane. Mr»
llrndl omnitlud him and elummod the
Idaho.
_"Tl1l11 1m. notch?!“ up. fllllfl. 1"i'li‘
1111111 you." 111111 led the man in tM'
11-1-ilur 111111 opened it. "Now 1111 down
111111111 and wait. HI not your 1111111111
and 111111 him 1111111 to tilt: pnllcu."

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'i‘hc lmuuuv 1111111 entered the WWW “‘3 1“” Kuh- 'i‘htum-11. M111. altllntlolf

and bird llrudt locked the door,
11h!- tclglhmn-d for lllt‘ police.
”Mount: and liclvrtlrl-a
Jillil l‘nlm found lhc mutt

'l‘iwn
(Illiuf
llcffcrba 11

Michael

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By a doll tuirl oi the wheel the:

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IS IlRMIII III
IHI IIIIRWIIKS

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The King’s Daughters and Sons
Organization Has Membership
of 300 or 400

MRS. W. W. IiiIIIIS IS

 

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IDbieet is to Build a Protestant

I Home for Aged in Norwalk
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A11 cutltuaiubtlc 11nd representatim
1 llflfll 111‘ 111111111111 path 111111 in 1111 pntibrs
Ioi the South N111 11.1ll1 ('ougt‘ouulionnl
Church. .1‘0111111‘11111‘ afternoon, for {”1111

purpbue of forming 11 lluuto (lhaptel‘I

of The. King'u liuuuluers and 8111111
I‘lle gaihming pus lntctthnomination

l
al, 1111111 denomination in Fine Nor»

I 11 .1lk1-1 being leprosonicd

i 'ihu first business of the day
guthcrlug in the reports or 11111 twclw
toilettol‘u ladies trout ull douonllnn~
'tions rcpr'cnontluu the twelve months
of the your. Event fliflflill had 11 rep
rcs‘cntallrc and the ladies ropotuui 11
paid 111ctnl1111‘shlp at 111111 .ilill,11ith

as .111! paid.

1 . The meeting vac called to order
by the temporary chairman. lire.
Kate Palmer Hunter Wu chosen soc
grater] pro-tact it was explained that
the precaution one for a Premium
Home for the Anna. the Home to bet
1cared for by The Kings 11111111111111.
and Sons. No help from the town will
I10 wollrlted It was also stated that"
,no money f1om curd panics could

1111511 through The Kings Daughters;

trrasuriob.
I
the constitution couunlttott1 it 11111 no.
routed and wuith some minor changeqi
adopted The dues are to be it 101n-
‘ l1 collected by the collectors and paid
5111 the treua11rcrl1eforo ihacemher lot
of 1111-11 111111: l‘ttor11“111c to be thlee
meetings 1.111111), the 11111111111] Tuesday“
of (lumber, .ln11111111 and Ma) The
unionization 111 11 part of the In“
1' 1111111, with no tutthcr obligation. and
1“-11111 member of the Home t‘haptur
has 11 vote in all 11111111111111; of the
' 'l‘owu llnIon.
tion of one for 11111131 liily members on
the board of dltuctors of the Town
l'nltill.

Alter the constitution had been coul- ‘
pic-led tl111 report of thc nominating»

cluntnltteo was read and atropled
311111 F. ii iiowun and Mrtt J. W. "(ll
1111-1-11 appointed tollnra and the chap-:3
tor pmccctlad to ballot for olllccru ’l‘ be
following were clef‘lctl:
tbalrmoaquo. William W. (titties.
i1'i1‘111 Vita-t‘ bairuuul- lift-11. chariot
‘l1‘. lmuln‘cll.
1 ticcond Vice Chairman-
l1‘ lachwood .
Recording 3111 rotors
ll.(‘.hu1‘oh
i‘orrnapondin; Reorenurymidiu filo-I
ulto Manhunt libel/mo
”"ltouuurm Mrn Moron \1’,()qimrn,
lit-prouontutttos Mm lumen ll. 111111

.1111. 11111111111

..\l1',c William

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Hupkluu, flit-111 ll, ('. .lcuoup Mufti
:‘bnrlva ll. llhuumor, Mr», Jame» it
Which, .ll'.

'l'tm meeting adjourned until the

In no 111.1111 11111 1min on 11 111111111 1111111 i'tihlmrn. of linci‘lch hilt-ct hlitlnl 1111111111! “I’m“ In January. mm" a

the 1111111.:1111111 lad 11111111111111 11111

1111111111: 111111 blue and citilrd flu» lrnrh rd with mud from 11111111 to {pot "1111' “GIII’IIW Will!" "I" I’ll “I“ll- ""41 “I
"11 told them he Mil be voted 11111111 in. what 111111 ’tboi
duct! will In: 197191111111 d for the Home. 1

111111 hmrllth H1111 rapidity a butt 11
111111111 lituco when 11111 chain of tho 11111~

tot cycle hmltc. cousins: the rider and 1
muchllw in rnllnpiw in tho lmiinm of.

the itack in u hunn ‘l‘bc mulleocc full
1111 hair stand on and for a nomad. but
fit» rider 1111111111:- 9111111111111

and 1111111111qu culm-
ly remarked that it was but 111111 pt
timer accidents. which pro 111 1111 as:
11111 1111i 311‘ ”1051!? who rial: tho tlunzcr“
oi llw trick.

The mutant for Frank i‘

but 7'“, been awarded.

himuolf ,
{mm the all» with llm 5111111111111;- 111 1111'
‘, follow performer.

1111 the (char elulm H11 watt cuvon
Ilia ultlo‘i who not.
{had 111111111 across 1111 into!
1111111111 Found to 1111111111 1111
111111 1111111 lied lbrotmh the
to the liradl 1111111111,. 11111.1
In 111111111111 around him and
him to tile thmford Honpliui

111111111113 who is married and lives
11111 11111 wife and children lit-re. laI
1111111111111 111 be melaurboil. 3111111111111
plain

of IdllIK
{'llfilil,‘ .

11111111111111
hurried

bed and lied.

marathon 1

111111 b:- retired but imaginary?
foe appeared. and he jumped out oi»

report of money received from 1111b-

“Mu—M. thaw

54:11!!!) 0F THANKS.
We witth to thank our neighbor! and

friends for tin-fr kindness and 111111113

1

youth)" also the members till the turbo-

(in Yacht (lub.

1.111111 fIICIITIil ill“: ANIIIIIRSUN ANTI
l’l‘l (ENTERS.

 

HARVII‘I'QK GO. FINED 880.000.
nil-“PERSON CITY. Mo, .'01‘. 141”“

11111111 111111111'

Will: i

’ nluslcl

Minn Laura [1011‘ 11111-111111: report 111

11 1111111 hall a ropresdhtuq

 

11 1111111111111 5 '

v

, 1111p 111111111

Represented the Second Con-
‘ neeticut Congreeslonal Dis-
trict for 15 Years and

‘Voiuntarliy Retired

mm

NEW IiAVlGN,.\'ovi Hrfilfixprgsuionu
of grief of. {1113' death of former Con-
gressman Neltoud‘mh ii. Sperry were
boatd on every hand today. The end
canto quite 1111cxpectcdly, although
many intimate friends know that he.
Was in extremely fpchlc health. 811
wclidlhcd by all wile M111 Sperry, it
loiiowod naturally that the family dai-
ly received punterous inquiries as to

 

"llttrle IN. ”Us” condition. in the clubs
llctc todar were recalled many of tlloI
Incidcntu in .\i1'.Si>an.l's (arcct' Willi l1.
Weill 11 long distance townt‘dn natal»,
llslilth1ot1do ot’ kindly regard. lt‘ow
1111211 burn 1:111:11 so 1111-11111 years of activi-
(1' in political life. 11.1 the tutu-rut 1111
l‘hut‘sdzty, it is exported Itllo attcndl

 

unco will 111.: 1111131 lingo, .11'1‘1111g1211111utel
1 11111‘1‘ being 11111111- (min) for it.

.\it‘ Sperry. 1111 a boy trudged into
\‘on ll.1111n, 1nrr1 1111: his rift-11:1 in ‘1
111i b.1udunnn handitct‘c hicf unspcndutll'
11‘1111111 atlt‘ it which he 1‘1111'icd111111'l1i11I
:silouidot. lie was wont to feicr luI
.lhls incident in 1dd1 111111111. lwfore. gnlh
«tribes of young men. He was 1111.11.
of New Haven tinting l’rcsl'i '
1deal 1 lncolu's 111l111l11i~11r111l1m and his
1111111111 will long be tecordcd with thej
incidents of the t‘lvll War as he help
1111 to finance 1211» building ofthc Mont :
1111‘. i1|c11cd to l‘ongroes in 189.1, he‘
Iwus the dorm of the National iiouec‘
upon hie retirement a your ago. Dr.

 

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Islrrn‘ was held in “cahoots mud ’ .

lb) the postal rletiu and postuiiice em
iployu in whose “tempt be was deep
1l1‘ cautioned. to :meot year: nearly
Iereu gathering of postoi’ilce employ ea
Iin this motion paid a tribute to Mr.
181111 1e‘.1ry

The funeral will b.- held from the
1(‘ hurch of the Bede-1.1111111 in Orange
111.1011

40! HIRE NIGHT OR DAY,
taxicab It livery pricel. Tel. 1028-"

11111111111 llllli 1m
1 cardamom.

1 Wu...“ 1' I

BPithaFlEiJl.‘ “Mil. 1‘.
,'i‘l111 unexpected progress made in the
completion yesterday of the juryI
which will’hcar the evidence In the
trill of liortlt'um (2, Spencer. churned;
with the tuurdor of Kilian Martha ‘Ii. '
Blackstone led to illt‘ boltcf when
court opmted 11111111 that the 1‘ use would
. 'l111 upecdilr detldcll liming conical!
‘ctl. at‘cortlinu to the police 11, that but
had murdered Mien llluchntnuc on tho
uleht of March tit. 11.1111. and that heI
had tcrrcvt‘izml Htit‘inufi old and thc 111:1" '
llmfllllllil towuu for two )11nf'lt,S|len(!N
came into court 1111i111‘ expocflmf to.
Ihcnr the opening of the contest hon
'tweea coon-oi to lit-lilo the question ofl
i bin acuity

lilntrtlot Attorneyt‘ 'l‘.(‘,11iiahatt one
Inf 11111 plum-cutout Indian at once hilt.
opening 1111111111111 to H111 lurr rovieutng
the career of the dufcndlnt. At the
conclusion of \ir ('allnbnn'a opoulnm.
'tho lira! ultncncn for the plate lookI
Itho aloud. and it 111111 predicted that:
the direct It‘lillmmll tor he Ilato would 1
Ibo concluded hufot'c adjournment late;
todni

llnpllghi found thc vuamtard of tho
crawl nanmtlhlllia 111 the 11m1rthuueu.
land when the door: or the courtroom
Ib‘oru 11111111111] now-rid hundred pumm-
Wow 1111111 11141111111111 the limlted 11111n1‘i
I101 of acute.
IABKITIALL PLAVSR lNJURID.

1111111111111 harm. the popular younit
31111111th lad met with 11 painful 1111111
Iunfortunate accident 111 the armorial
fioturdar anemone, when he tilt-lo
11111111! bit: right [tare while practicing
‘hashotbnll The boys who wore with
him at the time quickly pulled thoI
(limb batik andanappt-d it into the welt
I91 11111111. and aitbmuth a mailing 11111
Ipl-‘Tfl‘f‘il 111 home 111111 able to walk
Illicitllfl that afternoon and again in tin!
1111111111111. 8111111111, however, the knee

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’I1S]‘t‘l‘l.1li)’

Idrlvon by Albert w. Locke, of

MAP IR I81
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Joseph MCEII’OY Appears BBIOI’G . through the llaricn woods on SundayI

the City oi Norwalk Board of
Estimate and Taxation

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III IlIIIIIlIIl IJI’ilIi'

the

 

Further Discussion on
Increases Asked For

.«p......
The trrcu of the City of Norwalk
11111 maple trees. in
1.111111» dunner, according to Joseph
Mohlroy. of i‘thutrcut. who appeared
bufrc the \‘orwulk 1111‘ hoard of cati-
tuatc 1 1| (111111111111. lat-11 evening. urg-
ing the hoard to make an: uppt‘optiu-
lien for rating for the trees ilc fur
mod a slight upproptiaiion, sufficient

(Continued on l:.le111~nth Page.)

POLLET' 8 llAIiIlIIIII
Sillillill. RECEPTIO

The members of the first 111111111 of
WIL ‘. Policy“ a
tendered a reception to the professor
Dunc-I

ll 1‘11

 

and their friends. last overdo:

lug won the main feature of the «1111-.
It»: Alias Louis. Smith «up 111 he

m“ “(’. Increment and assumed mu victim

Garden of My Heart."
Feine song "My Beautiful Lady."
companied by Miss ‘lilaboth Duffy,
l‘rof. Oscar Silver entertained 1111,1111
amoral selections during 1l111 evening

At it); 39 refreshments were Scl‘,"ed
after which life happi gathering broke
up. They are looking forward to an
other such event

A cartoon in the window of \i. F.
W'ixutoroa pharmacy
merh tucrrlment among the class.
111311 drawn by (‘liiford t"HDp"l lione-
dlct, and was a characterization of the
professor and his class

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88A8IIE8 INTI} WABDII

BELMONT. “11111.. Nov.
portions wore dangeroualr

li.—~ Three
and (mo

Iutlua ltlfllll‘llll\ fatall1 Injured horn
whcu a touring car cont

11111111 11111111
tniuinu six poretne crashed into the
rear of a market untdcucrn wneuc
this
town. on

Tho arcidenl happened

'Mount Auburn street, Belmont, abort-
lly before if o‘clock this morning.

The injured occupants of the 111111)»

mobile were taken to the Cambridge

Hospital They are:
Florence (‘1‘11“.wlotd address
known. probably fatally hurt.
Hm} A.i3hor1usn Boston. driver

not

I of the automobile

Albert Aahlcy. llonton.

Walter R. Green. Boston.

All of the victims have fractured
oitulla. 1

When the automobile Itrttclt the
wagon the driver of the wagon was

'thrown into an adjoining ilehh but 1111-:
raped iiitbout injury of any kind. ills

wagon wee demolished 111111 11111 11111111:

. WM killed.

The automobile woo ovortu. bed by‘
the force of tho 111111111, but. two of tin
occupants. 11 man and w woman. whom
unifies have not been learned, were
driven away in n taxicab soon after

, the eolileioa.

1., .www

Lone we wear HAUL Aer con
,o‘rt‘ru‘rloNAL.

 

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WAQHINGTHN. l‘m'. tiwln Ill? 1mm

Jorlty opinion of the Commune
Court formnlh handed down today in.
the tronuonttnoutol rote 1111111111. 11 11
hold that the long and short baud pro
violon of the inter-state commerce

1‘11 eonstlnttional Judge 11112111112111
(manure in the “chance of a tembord

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:_ sure.
11l1e cor lights and found the, man sound
.oi‘ limb and body
tsnund at

’thc car and the cattle gathering was

dancing school: When he reached his destination be:

caused mm b.
’ l1 f

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III 088 II
lBIIIlI $250

Building Occupied by Mllispaugh
. 81 Lawtondn lsaacs Place,
Damaged Yesterday

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Conductor Caney and Matermatt
Ainsworth Have Encounter with
I an intoxicated individual

 

 

 

Motorman Hurry Ainsworth of the
local trollol lines was going down

 

 

 

night when he saw staggering she-11111
on the ttuck 11 1111111 decidedly 1111d111“
tho. Influence of quuor.’ 'l‘ho motorman I
i blew the 11 biutic and the man left the'
lt21‘111ks, but last .111 the car aturtcd to;
ii) past. tht1 1111111 lurchcd against tllc'
I,rt'cudo and was ihtown 1111 into“) the

If 1111.11l1‘ as high 1111 the tro II11 LI
II‘lrthut (2111111. of South Norwalkm' 11113

illlli illflli illilll till
“‘1‘.‘;::::.‘.‘:.‘..::.“ .. "III CAUSED llllli

'lu‘ulws and thc car stopped. The ttol I500 ' 3
(lcyutou run back «trimming to lint-1 Gallon Gasmene Tank was "
Not in Danger

 

 

'tl111lr victim (loud or badly injured, but
Iwhcn they reached him they found an;
'ablc tongue in the 11111113. hood and!
(“511111 r1 (i that he had 1111 injut Ics‘ Hit-1
cumin: and 511.1..111 ‘int: pro1 cd his abil-

 

Fire thou:h ht to have been started
111 11 spark ttom the 1:30 o'clock New
\ ork. N11“ .llama and Hartford rall<

 

 

it). and the men 1111:111i 1111111) 1111w , .
0““; .rond If‘dlll. on the iianhurv Braden,
. ..
Thcy luelstcd that the man ride' did damage to the. amount of about

‘52511 to the automobile garage at
\llilapaugh & Lawton. in isaaca place,
11» 111111111111 afternoon shortly after ‘ 2

Ioc.lock The fire. 1111111. confined to a

little addition on the main garage. in

with them as far as his destination and
despite his protestations that he would
rather 11‘.all1 ”1111 put him aboard the
car not knowing but that he had been
(injutcd somewhat and wishing to hcr'
They further investlgntcd under

 

 

 

(Conttnded on Fourth Page.)

BHIBKIIIS BIIISIII i
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Imoot. unoteadih in the gathering Mo- W‘klw m
“m 11111111111111: in em
Tl},

The trollevmen made a report of the'I
In Georgetown. on the 111111 the

tour of the. Bennett wire mills, there
is a colony of houses set closely, per-
haps not over ten feet apart in malty
‘ instances. 111 these small cottages no-
1111111 Finlanders. Swedes and other no.-
tionalities, workers in the mills, and .,
their families. Swedes and Finlandofll 1 1
are mentioned because they are the
ones concerned in a little mix-up
which watt aired before Judge William

K. J. Hubbell. of Wilton. yesterday. .

An automobile containing a deputy
sheriff in min little foreign colony ll .‘ ‘
a strange sight. and although Deputy
Sheriff John ll. Blake, is not saying
much about his experiences in George-
town. he smiles 11 good deal when it is
recalled to his memory.

Harmless chickens seem to have
' been the primary cause of the squab-
hue. but the difference of the national‘ ,
tiles in houses so closely situated II
the real cause. Mrs. Annie Frederick-
son. a Swede. and her husband (lunar .
tare. v11. Leo Maison and Mrs. Catri- 1
,atron. Fins, were in the little comedy '
lover rho chickens. The Fredericksonn
‘ kept chickens. while the others kept a.
garden. The chickens sta'ntched in “30'
garden about three woeke ago.

Words through windows and from
back utoopa led to further detnonstra~
Church, by Mr. and Mrs. Granule. Mina. ”(ms in the way of clubs and other
flruy. W. (‘ Perry and bird. Ida S. hoavv unlitleu NO one Who ““0“.”
KIWI” reading Tickets. doc. “I "“x Ilngurcd in any of the fractions, but the ,_ .
Ill” 5 “7“" 1111111 31111119 of mind in which the [motile were . N
1111111; out not 11111011911 friendnhlp no '
" ,l‘ieputv Sheriff Blithe went 1111111 lb.
trouble makeru in an automobile.

They wore hated before Judge Hub-
lboll yesterday, with Attorney Edward
w, Lockwood. of Norwnik. an prou-

tutor ’l‘hc. way they had heard ill!
story made it sound quite oeriona, but:
glint court proctoditura gleaned the not.
oi; the trouble and all the assault: Ind.

lwordy want from the pmtlcipanlo and
Ithe calm dwindled ttlutorlully. By fl). ,
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though rather 1111-
thut pprtltulat time as to
tt1i1ui.’l‘l1crc wore. few passengeru on

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I! “an unknown drunk" They wetrel
not held responsible by the company
and there. have been no complaints re-
celvod because of the, affair.

8|)le FIIAIIIIE8 888m.
Mill EITEIITAIIIEII,

(‘ourt Frances Social Club was en-
.1er1al11od last evening by Mrs. Carrie
Day. of 81111191 avenue. there being
ltwenty-llve members and friends proo-
ent, During the evening Miss Viola
Cummings gore instrumental music:
'thct‘e acre solos 111 Misc Grace Cross
and Charles TIIIPfl; instrumental mu-
sic by Miss (trace (‘ross and a trio by
'liiss Crone. Mellill‘ti. Tides and (,‘utn-
minus. '

There was also card playing and a
peanut game. Prizes were sectu‘od by
Misc \‘lolu (‘um'udngs and Miss Tea-r
ale Mclncrnel‘.

Refreshments were served. and all
departed voting lllra. Day a royal eu-
.torlnluer.

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1—«Ton1orrow evening a musicale will
be given at the boom, of Louis S,
llrcra. 45 Elmwood avenue. for benefit:
of the South Norwullt Congregational

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800IALI8T ORGANIZED
VI8IT8 808T" ADIIVIALK:

 

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. “1‘1
State ()ruaniaor Samuel Beardsley, ' VII"
of Shelton. attended the meeting of the
local Socialist party iuel evening. 11111
1111111 the members 1111 Interesting talk
which ulimulult-tl them to further 1111-5
doavor. The 11111111an 1111111 largely 111-1
tended and one 1111111 member was talt
Ion into this party
I The committee. which won appoint
ed to distribute speeches, reported
'opr caress.

Nominations for 11111111 officers of the
orglnialllon and for two memberli of
the national committee were made tin.1
,lotal branch chopping \fr. Stokes and
i’oritlua Clark 1111 their candldnfls.

w...—

In-PRIZI WHIST, PINOOHLI AND

time the court had flbiahed with this".
wittleencn there was 1111 little left in
the way of a once, so Judge Huhboll
diamlssod M1111. Froderlrnaon and tho
Iothete although be imported a more
11111111111111 to the effect that there mull.
be no more, trouble '

Judge Huhbcll thinks that. now th
case hue been settled than, the I“!
lieu will get along with 11. little more
respect for each other. and that hem
after Finns and Sweden will be and
DANOI. a lie: of truce oi tonal. if they do not

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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111111. 11111111.- ln ll‘atthincluu otter? imai

I‘l‘be Supreme Court or the Blair» 11111211111: worse and a physician who had
‘ ‘“ ”MW W“ IMlamlli‘l todm‘ leaned a writ til“ obnicri been onllod dlbmnhfld lite “M ll.

““97 300'" TEA lemma, the 11111111111111.1111). tlarvoater‘wutor under the knee coo. Mr. hut-1111
li'mlncednr. November 15111. ii to it 11. Company and RDHPSNI :1 line of $510.» will be forced to EXOTQIDE mu are
3111. Refreshments. 1.31:. 101111 for violation or the onlllrruat law. for a while.

 

ory intimation of the order: of ml A11 entertainment of Price Wilt-t. really lwcomo friends ,
Intotd‘ltnte 01111111111119 Communion. 11111111111111» 111111 1111111111; will be given by M...“ 1' , ,
but in a dint-antic: opinion holds the {taller Lodgo atihe lodge room Thurs- ~FOR HIRI NIGHT OH DAY.

long and short haul provision to he in- day evening, Nov. 16 There will he 7- passenger touring car, limousine 11nd
valid. Itimo WIIIAI. and one pioochle prises. taxicab. Tel. 102642.

 
 

 

 

 

 

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