......R.. Mucous who mourn R’hiu death will Ilex. 3mmtm'y to utility bill men mat the;
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Entered at the South Nor-walk Poet-onion
as Second Class blotter
paramount) Rm
WEATHER FOHEOAI’I’
Fair tonight and Saturday; colder.
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Herbert Howard Painfully Hurt
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llorbcrt llowurd. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick ll. Howard, of New Cl-
nunn avenue. is confined to his home
today, as a result of injuries sustained
while coasting down lClls' hill. near
the Broad ‘Itlver school hours, yes-
terday afternoon.
‘bo sled had attained such speed
that the lad was ilnl‘lble to control it.
ilild it crushed ililo the. team of Mr.
Seymour, 01’ Now (lnuuun. The horse
River to Pukow
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bruise on the
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luour was too busy for n few
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coordinator clusRll R
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All Norwulk was shocked to llcur3
of the untimely death at Aliioll‘l le.
‘Batea. of Wilton avenue. yesteldaR-
Mr. Bates was popular at botll ends or
the town and had a wide circle of
Mr.
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Running linen and the
3mm no bones were broken. although
he RR us in considclilblo pain and today
315 fooling lcly sore.
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KENTUCKY FiliEIEli
MAY lllE 0F illiiiiiE83
[DUISVHJJ‘L Kin. Jan. l'R.-Wllll£‘
wulkllng over the roof of the. building
occupied by H. .l. Guttotnon it Com-
pany at l ocloek till! mum. pre-
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8tend to the borrowing their camper! scene of last night’s tire. Cunt. Steplrl
till“. \ en Obs: slipped on the ice and foll'
inquiries at the Mutual Halt Coln- tour floors through an openplg In the;
pony instituted this morning by a' Sou- roof. He is said to be totally hurt. i
tidal reporter in An effort to ascertain Captain Goal-go Fitzpatrick IndR
if there might have been some other Henry Martin were chopped from‘
reason than given not which might. their positions on a water tower after
have contributed towards the despou- being frown to that apparatus for
dimer. which is summed to ham over an hour. Their condition is net‘-
prompted Mr. mates to take his own ions.
life. elicited the reply that so far its
they knew his connection with the firm
and his work had been as congenial as
always. Mr. Gordon. superintendent.
gave out that he. had always found Mr. ‘
Bates to be a competent and con:
sclentlous worker and one upon whom
he could always depend. He. intimated ,
that the firm would feel the loss of:
its employee ‘kecnly. I
'Mr. Bates left the factory at 7:30
o‘clock yesterday morning and upon
being’ asked why he was quitting he
replied that he was suffeiinu with
rheumatism and was going home toi
take care of it 3 R
The deceased was a member of Nor- 1‘
walk Aerie. No. 588, F. O. E.; Norwalk?
’ Lodge, No. 709. ll. P. O. 8.; Hope Hose
Company. No 2 and linens Tribe, N.
26. I 0.11. M. The funclal Services 3
will be held from the late residence 333.3303” an empioye for Jones & Hotch
on Sunday afternool‘lr'at 2: 45 o‘clock ..
Rev. James Benton Werner will oilic 'km was engaged m installing a
alunlll furnace in the building, and:
let u
333: 33331321315832::32% will follow in wus potting ready to make a the He.
' lflskt‘d James Cook. an onlplme of the
’ . 3 . ' lgulugo for about two quarts of kero-
"‘von quEBl“ lscllo oil and “intend of oil Cook
VEToifs snlAn' VOTE 3 l'bltlilgili gasoline. T1113 W88 DOUTGd
3oRor the kindlings and lighted.
Rmcdiutely there was something doing
gMal'or Edward J. Finnegan. of N01“ Time was a report. the doors of the
3 “531%th handed to City Clerk3t’urnarc new open", the asbestos cm 3
Charles H. Dllworth his veto message eling was forced off, flames and smoheI3
of the recent vote of the council by 3envplo3ml the. crime furnace and the
“’mcil the chairman 0f the fldllllnlfi"elliplo,w was pretty well burned about
3 tratiye department was ordered to’lhe m3... and hands. fortunately not
.. 3 draw city‘ otders to meet the bills sub so bud as was at first thought He
j miffed by 0. Irving Byington and wits “me to carry on his Work deapite
Charles H. Dllwortb street commie a pm bugle,» on the pack of his hand
‘ 1310110? ”31d my clerk‘ l‘eSDBCUVt‘RlJR R When the explosion occurred the top
{or services rendered during the firstiof the chimney resembled somewhat
233Rtl‘nonth following their appointment' a blast in u founerw—Rbltlck smoke is-
for which the city also paid James J ilined from the chimney, twenty feet
.chna, cltycierk. and Edward F. Dut- high_ The garage is hem; heated,
l'y, street commissioners. hold ov,ers throughout with gleam, “
upon the ordei of the «superior coult. w-
3th his veto message Mayor Finnegan
. cities certain passages or the decision
of the court in these quo warrento
. proceedings to substantiate his course.
~83ATURDAY'8 SPECIALS A? L. '
‘ JOBELOFF'S.
Very Best Butter. 37c lb.
Good T‘uble llutter,»31c lb.
'l‘nrnips. Long island. 19c pk.
3 lbs. Milk Crackers. 25c.
Sweet Cider, 25c gal.
15 Sweet Oranges, Floridan. 2.10.
\R'R‘lrl'anted Eggs. 29c Rica. 3
llelnz‘ Mixed Mustard or
Pickles, 2 lbs. 250.
llililWALK Mil l8
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An explosion occurred‘at the John-
son Garage, New Canaan. Tuesday.
Inhoul noon, flint rattled the doors;
.RRan ulndows for some distance. H. J i
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alto-rice.
A special middling of Norwalk Aerie.
No. 588, Fraternal Order of Beatles.
:I‘ street on Frld‘dy evening. January 5.
. . "l success you little girl is unite at 7: so o'blobitfto tulle Renoir on the
. ills Mouth lion to he a good «tent of 333 ‘tufiuioiuer Alton .ut.
help to her mother " . "
nun-ll“.
. ,p’. slug won't. Rem heir. to her. Per ordlbr " H
otherRupth site can play ll. better WILLJAM J POWELL
- R Plot R Attest: President.
healer. ‘ Adolph Basin. 33,;
made two or three kicks and lumps“
Rind it is ,pl'csulllctl that the animal‘s;
llools struck the boy on the right lllpf
and on the legs. as tilorc is n budi
hip and the muscles of!
Soy-3
seconds}
the horse and provontw}.
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money.
Turned 0m to Police tor
Investigation
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complication: have crept into the cob
5 ~80 mam-R agree as to terms for the land is for-R
line'r state Comptroller B P. Mead.
l loctlon of the pencnal but from delta“ now an invalid Another in County .
Unable fobflileth owners of
land in Now {in A. . which hind “in
desired for raliro 5 urpoacs. the New
York, Now farmland Hartford Ruth
road Company "petitioned Judge
came of the airport,‘ Court for alumini-
mom or appraiser‘ué: to condemn
land.
Thom are two and nix hutldredlliu
litres of the illid.3 it is in the par-
cels. The ownc MR. and hire.
.. Amlollo ('Olloll, I ' Canaan; lulsin
Franco. NewICu' “u; ii. I’. Metld.l
New (‘unaan nnd'Rlllanles It. Mend.
(lrconwiill.
It was sold in New (Yunnan today
’lillll lbli railroad mmpany Ricsiros
Seymour R-ould lic3 lmor among the Rotors and tax pav-z Now (mum station
allglnml hum ilwimiiilgt‘hllii“mit103t‘l‘li iii the tlppol‘ city. The proponl~3 build summit tol- double tracking ‘(Wdl tar Mons. hard alone of pollursR “"""“"“‘-‘ “"d "WWW“ 3““ 3“" 3 bolt pros idonf of the outlook no
lie was taken: tion is to have a cor-Ruin amount of Rho 'Bruuclt" is marked for condom-L and ilulfllnllon
to his home. and It Runs liioro found money 3mm (.le, RAM" on public lm.3 notion.
At other potato along Rim
brunch land has been acquired :bv pur
3cimtlla and condemnation clinician: R03 PrR-i-idrut Sherman pounded with his ““‘“"‘ or 1"“ “m” mend“ W ““C‘ a weekly newspaper published hora?
Stops hum
elimination
tin licllcrpd3
3 pR-rnllt of double tracking.
also boon Ration lookingt
i of all grade crossing:
the New Caution branch will not only
length It in also believed that the
RUIR 0i 6.” Delinquents RI bl pretty little villain will soon receive
a station that till be in keeping with .
mmw the ma
One of thc'xmullth
railroad company has been unable to‘
tho 5
be free from grade (Rt-melons but will 3‘
intro no dcubloRtl-uclted throughout its‘
whom the -
in“! Attorney Mb, on whom 1i“ Wlmowich in M! it. ill nut that it'
uueate under the mo assessment ehuti Commissioner Whitman 8 Need of
lectcr motion had delumd “Mal in chieflJ boo-lilo of the lie-lion of
live. and six thousand unpaid bills. uni the ”Willa" NM N" “m “M.
decided to so m as possible hive ole‘ condemn-lion proceedings on «Rodi
delinquents hunted up, Rind their his i07-
HR ’8 ~ MEASURE
Bill to Permit Taxable Com.
name to Flld‘ Returns
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Petition l8 SUTMRRRBIR by Senator Amer?” instilling into the minds of 3Meefinn In New Hays“ in ‘9'”
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John w. Sculley, of South Nor-
walll, Appointed by President
Simon Blake
John W. Scullcy, of Monroe street.
who‘formany years has bcen ldcnti.
tied with the United Hatters of North
America tux one capacity and unobllor,
and who for a quarter of a century
,. built the responsible position as seem
fury of the local union. has been up
SoSaysPreeidelltAbbott, otdui
look Company, with Within
Colonel le‘ Associated
pointed Agent by President "Simon3
lilakn. of Danbury. The appoint3mcnt
has been confirmed by the Maui oil
‘RRlirRRiorRR oi RhR-R national orgnlllzntlon3
and takes effect on .“lanuau 15.
MR Sod llRRys olllciul dutlcs will bo3
to trawl flout coast to must ill the in
turrets of the United llnltlcls of Noltlii
those with whom Ihe coines in contact!
R tllcwsscutlnls of the crguniintion,’ its;
’aims and principles.
A schilno proposed by one or Nor.i the loud for the purpose of cllmiuilt- i \l ASHIMWUN D £1. Jim Twain“ “““M 3'3”" and his “91" 0f ‘3‘" i CORNWAI. [HON- THERHUDSON 3 N
was too embed to know cRuRth 3 wall-us prominent bueiueeu inch is be i lug grade flf‘Oltlinfll and also to oil- i’THCiil‘lliil 3” or ”W (onlioeticut ‘it‘i-R mm” 0”" limited hi his "w" ”‘9‘“ Y..
a 333$ “33333933 and Is mocllng “3333 30ch 3333333333! 33 33333,.“ a little wont of 11ml dilution nro buck on their coupreunionRR
3st jobs. after the holiday more” and
Senator-RR Brnndagoc and Mclmlu his long and "“1"“ “WNW“ as n ltooscyclt in actively associated 'l‘
were both in their souls when Vice-
luau-l Wednesday.
Hill On Job
His territory isj
billion nan qualifications 3
”i‘hr- position is one of trust and res i
lot is adult milly equipped by reason of3
unionist
labor He has the best R
(WNW.
llcplctu-ntutivc Hill had I bill or “WWW" In. T
iltult the time is not in distant wimp ready to drop Into the bower utter
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Three Teachers and a barge.
Number of children Killed
3 in Seville, Spain
scum. Spain. Jamil .-—A large
number of children.
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3 ment and dance for the town meni—
. biy hell on Monday. March 18th.
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together with; iCli’fh)
IRIS INSTALLATION
GOImtR Prostdrnt John J McCarthy
of Bridgeport came to Norwalk last;
chanting, and installed the officers of
Division No.1.A 0. it The service
“(largely unfunded and was held in
the bull in Will street. ‘
The now officers. were appointed a
cornmittee‘ to urrenge for the annual
St Patrick's Day tectonic. entertain.
’l‘he onccra: a
Fromm-room J.’ Clarke.
V’tce-Preoldentr—Jmcs P. Murphy
Recording Secretary—Hm J. life-3
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BililiiEil Ill EXPLliSIilli 3
.and Mr. Beckett. a Democrat.
3 mixed up.
3n: able to m it nod not dodge an"!
will be held in the rennin in out;
‘ o'clock sharp. to take uotioii on the
tow obtained. in tho first place. lax.
paSVrrs claim that the. llet is full of in ’
accuracies". so may clttliene nndlna‘l
themselves exempt in the early tit-3
fol-Rs to collect the tax some clti‘uns
were subjected to a calm summons;
and appeared in court. when later tt3
rot found that either they had paid;
their tux br were exempt Then scores?
of names ware found to he those of i
then who'hud died or had moved awal'i
from the city years ago. ‘ 1‘“ Col-
lector Hackett claimed the error was
due to the deputies of the registrars
of voters who Rnhdc‘up the list.
This led to controversy between Mr.
Hackett and General Registrar Knoll-
Rmeyer. the latter being a Republican.
The
latter claims that the Hill list, for
which twenty thousand bills have just
ben sent through the mail. is badly
City Attorneydlooth some days ago
‘clnini'éd that the collection of the back‘
tax was not up to" his department.
Mir. Hackstt thought it belonged in;
this case to the assistant corporation3-
counsel. The latter pointed out that
lcct unpaid propertR taxes The de-
linquent list went back to Mr. Booth.
In the meantime it was asserted that.
the controRersy had assumed a pair
tlcal phase City Attorney Booth then
decided that the collection ‘of the bul~
once of the 1910 list should be as close.
to a business prongeition as balsamic;
He will make a cord catalogue of the-
dellnquents. turn the‘curde over to the i
police and each case, will be looked
into. no man has paid his tax or to
cxelnpt be will not be subjected. to
summons. Maid“ of non-residents and
deceased men can be eliminated.
Those3 who lire llsbl‘e for the in Will
cotteiddfbble of tile costs will be ob
visited. . 3 3
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: * 3 -‘—_a. P. o. a, NOTICE.
lipectal blasting at smut Lodge,
No. too. 3. .P. O F... will be held»
flight (May. Jun. 5. 1912!. at 8
death of Brother Albert E; autos.»
I HARRY R8. PJCKBBIMG.
Alien: . . Exalted. hula
Hermon E. Mullno. Secretary.
. outlets-tip strong in evidence been“
~Very Beet Tub titular. per lb. 88c.
Buckwheat (flour. per lb.. to.
will. E. MEAD & 90.
colllu coullinn
or ilTllEll aims
their teachers. were killed and mulln~i “33,333.“; R'Becretarywnurrah . 333
all by the ceileple of the building of
a private school here today. it
troplic out the dead bodies of
head muster. two women teachers and
threw children have already been cut--
trlcatd from ”"3 MM and ii ‘8 W refreshments and ‘a social Rhour were
l8 GRITIGIBED»
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lillDllI-JPOR’I‘. Jan. 5.~1‘hc‘ prooed- ;
ore of courts in some of the otherl
stated in handling persona orroetodj
on Bridgeport requeste- and backed.
with proper warrants in being novel‘s-3
LR- criticised by members of the'
Bridgeport department. Captain An;
nold expert in crime. expressed him 3
half so disgusted and brands their ac;
tion as simply un' encouragement of}
crime." This feeling has been decal-i
oped greatly through two recent cases,
One is that of John bi. Tuller uhof
was rested on a serious charge lu3i
Dayto 0., the authorities of that cllyl
being“ informed what u wart-ant wast
out and that extradition papers were?
being prepared in rapidly as poautble.i ‘
lm Rtbe law empowered him only to cob-Almost immediately, with the issuing' REOOVERY 0' SUNKIN T'MBER-‘
or these papers word was receivedi
that 'l‘uller had been released on 'a
writ of habeaa corpus. it is could--
ered that he could have been held. !this bottom of more. during the pro-R
as they often are in Bridgeport city
court. on “the socalieu fugitive will.
prepared particularly for instances of
this nature and generally honored: by
the courts of the various states."
Another ones which is utirltetinl at
tendon is that of W. L. Powers of
New York: mitoctlve Edward 1".
Oman has had to so to New York
four times now to prevent his mad
being released For three tiniee3 the
case has. been continued or there ha!
been a Ringworm concerning. the
right to hold Rthe mun. Still a Bridge-
port warrant ill out and consider“
it to result in extradition pipers be
in: issued as soon “I possible.
mu mlli Midlif- on: 0in
RR paleontol- court" our...
m‘fi‘ifl. Ml 101*“. " . $.33 " .
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I‘thoeeymoh lunacdwb Advert!“- _
3 .. meat in Thli “nasal
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tiered that many more are buried ho 9.30,“
3neath fallen masonry.
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—THE QUALITY SHOP
Often for Snot-day. Jun. 6.
Lures Roasting Chickens. 22c lb
Choice Native Bowls. 20c _lb.
‘ Fresh Pork Roast. 150 lb.‘
'Slnoll Fresh llama, 15c lb.
Lean Freah‘sbdulders. illgc lb.
Small Lose of Spring Lamb. 15:: lb.
Forcquurters Sprint Lamb. 9c lb; ‘
Our Homemade Sausage.
teed all pork. 180. lb. ,.
Heavy Lou! Lard. 1239c lb. _
Fresh and Pickled Tripp, 10c lb. .
Fresh and. Pickled Pige' Feet. 8c lb.
‘. PUBLICMARKET. ‘
.3, 32 So. Main St.
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An engineer in Swollen. C. J Nau-
clef of Falun has invented a process
by which the timber which sinks to
dose of transportation from forests
down stream dun be‘ recovered. it is
calibrated that drozn 10 to 16 per cent
of the lumber floated down the rivers
sinks to the bottom. so that if this
ln‘rentlon proves satisfactory it should
be a most profitabld undertaking. .3
it appears that the Inventor nasal-
ready incredibly. tested his invention
in nuke Bonn and he has as-
covered a considers in quantity of
vuluuble timber from tlidv bottom of
Rite mm. The martini Rita under;
aloud to be alone lea implode. ad~
dad to which it in lpelfienetve to ope-
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your portfolio MW '
3not known how‘ men) pupils were lnR
3attendance at. the time of the coins!
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Treasurer—Juniors J. McRobbins.
Chaplain—Rev Thomas J. Finn.
Sorme-at-Arinewl’eter 0. all-
Sentinel—~Ilenry ConroR 3
Following the installation ceremony‘
tullli mills or PllllliR
lilo til. ‘
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Chaim Native Bowls, 180.
Native Roasting Chickens. 22c.
Less of Spring Lamb, 12m.
Fomuarter Lamb. 9c“
Spring Lamb Chops. 14c lb.
Homemade Sausage. 14c.
Small. lean Fresh Hams. 14c.
Small. lean Fresh Shoulders. 12544:.
Breakfast Bacon, 14c lb. '
5Rlb. pail Pure Lard. 80c
Warranted 000d Esau, 30c dos.
- HAYBG' MARKET.
n
eerlloo plum .
earners Relerellnl
’TANGIER, Morocco, Jun. ‘ 5.—-A
large force of revolting Moroccan
"meme today according to a who
lose dispatch received befe {rum Fear
attacked the bowu of Salmon, a day's
ioniney to the south of the capital.
The garrison of the town. which is un-
der the command of French officers.
offered a most gallant defense. booting
of! the function] trlbésmen with and
again. although for oummbeibil. The
bribemen continued to carry out wild
mitted' at $300, 000
RE 00"”) Hill RRR
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Was at Mr. Tatt’s Reduce!
a:
.lun. 5»Colonel Theodore Roone-
vclt is not a candidate for the prod!
idencR. according to Lawrence 1“. Ab-
puny of New York, with which !I'
statement is made in the local P
the home of Mr. Abbott.
The statement is a lengthy one an!" 3 ,
reviews Mr. Roosevelt"! mm
with national politics duties the m
three years. if m m ‘
the editor of an moat Pm
(Continued on Eleventh“? Page. «R. ’
FINE iii MINNIE“
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CINCINNATI. .03333 '
which started in tho; fourth floor
the Communist Tribune building. on
between Fifth a
Sixth avenues 'lue‘t m mud on .
aiderable durum (flick M W 3‘
the fire department prevented who
appeared to be an ugly Ire :in the m
center of Clnclnnati‘l business div
trict.
Work on today's edition of the news-
paper was suspended for om hoursr
owing to. the flooding'of all depart?
meals. The paper. however. managed;
to set out the usual editions with the: ‘
matter that had already been into
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Machinery Concern Burned Out. 3
COLUMBIA. 8. 0., Jan. 5"er orl~*
ginutlng in the plant. of the Gibbu
Machinery company at to o‘clock this
morning. has destroyed the main bull
din; of that concern'and five ‘otli
structures. and threatens to wipe 0
most of the wholesale district *
The damage up to this hour is eati-
Walnut street.
PADUCAH. Kl!
to save the life of James
who tried to
Kin. yesterday
8. Purcher an
Smith
river.u
been heard of the norm.
nine in the river and b.
self near the
be learned hing.
Norwalk Chronicler