Iiiili SOME
III Billiliilill
Hornet South Norwalii,
Iliad to Take Sufficient ln«
' tarsal In Damage Suit
tIlISHI Iii IiliI
HAI till Iii IliliiiII
lawyers Provided Entertainment
for the Jury
iDeputy Sheriff I).
of ‘South Noi'wallt his'
name in the middle had occasion to
y ow his shengtb, 'lucsduy afternoon
11‘ the common pleas court, V1 here he
"111
Louis Latiii
VV'lto parts
i‘llgs the gavel. according to
Bridgeport Standard. The (use of Her
i‘t G. Andrews against ”it" CitV' oi
South Norwalk, for 3:..000 damages
will being heard by Judge Scott and
. £113, and (1111 the
of \V' lines .319 ,
‘moned as a witness for the
_ tiff.
Time
plain-
sometimes.“ on hangs heavlh
"room listening to the evidence and
his happened "lib .'.iatk and although
.'Judge Scott had a few recesses, they.
“were not enough for Jack and he‘
.made several trips outside tho, court
as though he had been haV i111. some
refreshments.
Took Off His Hat.
like his hat off but Jack refused and‘I
'the sheriff then did the trick ior him
This scented to make Jack a little.
peevlsh and be begun to talk in a
the court room.
his book of 'zuies and turning to one
501’ the pages he read what his duties
Were in such instances and going 11p
’ ,‘ljlura be seized him by the seat
the trousers and tin1 back of the
k, and Jacks feel did not touch
“70‘ Vfiobr‘until he was well into the
fi‘i't'it‘dor. The o'itexift’ then returned
. his desk and rearranged his fluffV
ir which had been illtmluplcd
ile~ deck was entic'n'orlng to get
it)! his gr‘asp.
ey George to.
I the plaintiff, and
aim Kebgh. who Is counsel for the
attendant, were witnesses of
unit. piece and as O'llar'as coat
tail-s were seen flying through the
110m, Attorney Beers, turned to
1011121 Keogh and remarked. "There
oasone of your witnesses."
Beers, who ropw
nd denied such was a fact and threw
och the repr‘ that O'Hara was a
itness for the piaintitfu The jury
latretched forth to 111-1111 in all the ex-
,i‘toment. which had been started and
’1 unity the two lawyers got down to
Soother earth? A'sgtiilt Everything
was quiet and the hands of the noise
as clock upon the wall continued on
ir way unmindful of the little dis
.‘tlll'bance which had been aroused.
sponsor Charles Bundock, who was
the midst of a chapter of Black-
, 9, cast the book aside when the
tibia started and it was some time
re beware himself again.
Judge Smoothouplt‘patlon.
While all these things were hap-
atoning, Judge Scott set upon the
bench an interested spectator and as
a attorneys cooled donn,_ he re»
that, in his humorous way, "Now
at there is a little lull, you may
tower! with the cross examination
(”bl thd witness, Mr. Keogh." There
an a smile on everyone's face for
h‘o humor of the judge's remark
“ “ it all as being about the right
" it at the right time.
' ‘ r O'Hara went down into
V‘olimer's cities and held I re-
tract that he might. have to lock
’ '9 over night. but; Jack came
‘_’with the reply. “I wouldn't
cigars to smoke."
morning Jack's love
rtln Grlfil‘n. was a witne‘u
memory seemed to be very
At first“ he only saw 'Mie.
in the automobile on the day
I ciqmedgih'e machine was
asked him to look at
's and or 11 1110
Mil-tin e memori'
l1
111111111
tone which could he heard all over1
The sheriff look outi
-\ttor11e\"
“but,
and found it impossible to appear in?
hisi
1 lows:
.Thc New (‘olouiul March.
ttorney Keogh colored up quickly‘
“it of a bad road in “
Kitenreur eotuueus
uneven 011m 600011811
(Continued from first page)
..—_._—.
Council. He proposed the scheme and
received a great deal of discourage-
ment. but with the aid of Francis 0.
Ward, of Catholic 1Unlou Council, ue
finally managed to enthuse a number
of the members in the plan to hold I
Joint concert and ball. W. 'P. Ward
and F‘. C. Ward were appointed chair-
men in their respective councils with
the privilege of selecting their own
iatdes. Councilman William Howard.
of Not'waik. was chosen treasurer, and
the )‘Ollllg men appointed their cont
mittees and Ixagun to work uncessing-
ly, the result of which was evidenced
1 by the success of last night.
‘ 'I’ho committees held sev'ctul 111ch
inns and planned the vast amount oft
‘dt-tali vtork ncccssurt took up their.‘
«lotion and it turn be said exceutetll
tlu 111 In the best or illt'it‘ ability and‘
us \‘.‘t‘II its an}: t'otntnitco over (litln
iiiormony pretuilcd 11rd ll1".1-1 the \\'O'I‘I{‘
iwus mad:- lighter the two (mouuuittces
(.1 operating. for the tommon (ausc b- j
‘Iorc tbs-111. Etcl'v man whose 11mm"
lappcars upon the list oi unumittcch
did mun-thing I"o1 wltith hi,1 dcuc‘srtc
a 51111190 1‘ the trcdit lot the mazultl
l
cent affair oi last night.
:uonders with ‘tlle (liflltull, bail. Nt'V-‘
MINT BEIGE" Alli Ill-.l. 1
. luv: to advices received from the com
.‘.... WW~_‘_.._........ . ....u...~.........~..........
credit for thering the its“ to the tri-
umph it was:
Reception Committee—D. W. HIr-
ford, G. K., chalrmunr IideI, Hon. E.
J. Finnegan. John F. McMahon. Peter
F. Burns. .1. J. cuueo, Hon. W. F‘.
Tammany, Dr. Wm. J. ’DrIcey, J. Fred
McMahon, Wm. Howard.
Floor Commuter—M. E. Dowd, (‘.
K., manager; aides. Wed 0. Kane, W.
C. Ward, John E. McGlnn. Wm. S-kidd.
Edward Burns. Thomas A. Collins, 1.
A. Conneally, Wm. J. Powell.
Committee of Arrangements~~—Wm.
P. Ward, chairman; l". C. Ward, sec
rotary; C. A. McNamuruJohn Ahearn,
Wm. McMahon, B. (l. li‘eency, J. bed-
with, Edward lluil'y, W111. Howard
treasurer; M. J. Riordan. V. J. ('larnu
rotl, E. 1". Hands. E. J. Hayes, il. 'l‘.
Nattciord, i). l". Toomey.
Governor Simeon l'). Baldwin was
not at the dance last night and accord-
mlttce he was not men ithIetl.
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ANOTHER MINE CONFERENCE.
Operators and When Sub Committee
to Meet This Afternoon In
Philadelphia.
i’lIIl..-\I1I3Il’IIIA.April ll. -»‘!'lhe
joint sub committee of the minors und‘
011111111th ililllilillit'ii at )t'ts'lt‘l'til‘l} iii
EtonfcIcnce. VVilI lucct ut the licntiinn
'I‘cnninui this afttrnoon and begin 11:0
"p1aclical disc useion of the demands of
l‘hc committee 011 dcctu a'iions and the ”mm". m. ”11".. “0.1“.” A “my“. 1in pulled for test
in the labor trtutbics in the bard coal.
u~w W m‘»~w~MWW.—V_
FIRE ALARMS
ill ALARM
Iou'm 140:1ng .
rm Alma flood «new It Blooms
glut-ks. Telep one for fire alarms.
o. .
l—quhlngton and North sun: Ito"
Mannheim) Rout.
i-xDI RIymond dtfl I.
6—11! 0 omt Factory. private.
':§°""H Thum.
norwnlkH «glint
9—00 oillil. liftord and city Hold!
10
lthwgt BBL. Franklin School.
13—-thnoord 8L. Concord out! much
14-— Nlorth Main and Ann till. '
will b 8t. and 130 view Ava.
ld~x orwalk Iron orkl.
l'l—Weat Ave. and Cedar St.
West Ave.
ll—«W
2 1110151
3 v—Chestnut and}
25~xtlouth Milt n and on
L'o——l.cxington Ave. and Austln at.
"7 ----- West and Elm Grove 81-.
luv—South Mnln lit. between Grove we
Met tdow Sta
82»x(bi) Electric Works. But. 3t.
Bi—xs 1rlng and Clo
315-11} avilaud and atoll Bis.
al-xlwckwood Mfg. Co.
tt--F'alrfletd Ave. and CodIr at.
42-— Taylor Ave. Ind South St.
iii-«Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
ib—gurrttt and Quintard AvaI. and WItt-t
M—Woodward and Lowndeu Aves.
51-~Goldcn Hill at. and P‘lmwood Ave.
52—Washington tit ”ridge,
53~Frnlgbt yard and Ann Ht. .. privau
541—1Norwalk Lock (7.11. nilvnto.
(x) Denotes non- -lntcrterlng boxes.
(bit Master box. from which the num
her of any box can be sounded.
Ono stroke at l2 noon and 3 p to
standard tlmc.l ~
One stroke at odd
line open. 1-
'i‘VVn strokes offer In alarm, fire out. re
tla department. ‘l-l
Three slow strokes. water to be low
1
0At 12:06 11. in each Worm-day. I bot
times. testing 0'
'(‘8
“re alarme for on district also re
”15“”1“ ar"”""~’-i“9l““ comm- ”"9 “01“?“ of the situation bV' those, littt1rcutctl"colved by telephone.
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NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
(i' wtrc the decorations of the armory! new... leads 1.. 11.0 bpflgf that l1cfort-i15..r~.,m..r 0! Main and Wall 3mm.
inane suitable or fliil'ilt'iIH'. i
The national (oiors, r.cd white and
blue, which are also the Knights of.‘
‘t‘o‘umbus col its, corp iecl the (1’11ch
artisticallv. (trout and small altimi
each American flag was placed with!
delicate taste. The entrance hall was,
With a person wi‘td sits in a court ‘like a latest With its many palms "it“; propoued hV- the operators will not
ferns. Over the door swung the Seal]
of Connecticut, peeping out from at
‘('I8\"£‘li\' draped American “11K.
High in the c'enlet of the hall swung
in Knights of Columbus emblem and.
room and on his last return it looked i at the tear of the bail in thccelttcn'ol"lLn.PM.)1 side is ”H“ flu- of thc eight
i“ a large flag which covered pracliot
unity the entire west Vvall,tlu11'c was
another emblem of the‘ order. The
was decorated with thr- papal colors
iwbitc and gold, and paints and lethal
pa". 'tiuily bid from How the, members
iof John Film' 3 orchestra. ,
. \long with the decotatious cumcI
thc distinuuiehod boutonicros of the
Stillllllliiit‘ts. ’l‘lu1 artung umeuts (om-
mittcc wore little bows of white und'
‘uold the rcccptlon committtc red.
in-blto and blue and the floor con1mit-‘
1111c (iiisl)I&,\'u(i boat bouquets of Ho"
‘INS. I
Preceding the hull was 11 concert."
illiiiiil though of brlci duration, prov- I
ed most delightful and entertaining
"11111 artists \\(‘l‘(' .11 then beat and thc‘
applause greeting (nob n11111bt11'testi«'
‘fied to Its exit-Hence as words co ould
not do. ’tbo committee rcstctted tilt"
fact that Mme. i’cnn Parish. of 111-11120
port. could not be precept but slut.»
was tultcn Ill about noon yesterday“
(he duets with Alsop Smith. ' 1
'ihc program l‘cndctcd was as full
Orchestra.
Bohemian Girl, front Balfo'u Opera.
Orchestra.
Corncl Solo.
Prof. L. (‘1. Wood.
Soprano Solo«.iewel Song. from
Faust ..... . ......... . Gounod
Mrs. Rose Youngs Toomey.
Tenor solos-—
a. 'l‘ostt‘s Preghlera ..... Tosti
b. The Violet ...... A. Mildenberg
1n
Aisou Smith.
Following the program came the
grand march which proved to be a
most beautifully executed march. DI-
rected by William P. Ward, P, G. K..
of South Norwulk Council. the man-
euvers passed off without a break. At
the start 0. K. M. E. Dowd, chairman
of the floor committee. and G. K. D.
W. Harford, chairman of the reception
committee, with their ladies, followed
by the members of the floor and recap
tion committees and their ladies. and
then In turn by the various dancers.
the march wound round the hall mak-
ing a complete circuit. Coming down
the center the line was met by May-
ors William F. Tammauy‘and' Edward
J. Finnegan, of South Norwalk and
Norwallt. respectively, who separated
the tallest; and the gentlemen and
continued to lead them through the.
malzes of the continued moron. Al.
the close the dancing began and to
the excellent music furnished by the
orchestra continued thrOugii the
twenty full dances on the generous
program.
At intermission refreshments were
served. All throughhtho syenlng the;
guests patronized the soft drinks count
ter at the northeast. corner 'of‘ the
hall and kept those presiding busy.
Thus to a puncpIItpl close obedience
continued. This is the first half held,
under I. like auspices for‘ sixteen
yew-1 bpi boosuii'e- at the tucools last
evening it Is not "likely to be the final
one. The affair was not given for the‘
of monitors accumulation.
. VV'IIh the npplotnl oi tilt1 general (rom-
named Jack O'hlma had been sum- Iscbeme and this was wrouttlli “Willi inittecs ot (ht1 minors and opethItors
1 () (.‘ouncli,
‘ .Douglas Fowler Post Headquarter-m.
Alienate: It QuincyniI-h.
the subcotumtttcc gets through with
Its until it will ban- urllvcd at a
.\‘\(ll‘kill,§ arruugi'tucut that will meet‘
The submission of the dispute to!
fll'I‘tilliliiOil bV referring it to the 1111-,
tluatite cont strike commission us
come about unless there is absolutely
no chalice of thc nub-committee com
ing to a satisfactory understanding.
A 1111'I011s‘t'act in the uppoincmcnl
to the subcommittee of four members
Int-n constitute the-sinhs of the con»
cillution board. and In effect the men
who now have (ht.1
which was created bV' the strike cont
mission and which is condemned by
the miners 1m 11 useless body.'ll1e
oniV member of the conciliation board i
not on the nub-committee is Williami
of Strnuton, an indcpcnd i
cut, oucratot. 'l he Imlcpcndcni ope
rutors are not directly represented in
the Elli1~t'0llllllii1ivt'.
Wm”... -1" mam—”H.
SONS OF VETERANS WANTED.
Commander Oscar St. John invite:
Them to Participate in Memorial
Day Exercises.
(‘uptuin (incur 31. Joint wishcn that
IaII soils and grandsons of V'otcraua
who have not already been inriicd to
puriitipule in the celebration of Me-
mortal ltuy would liit‘flb'i’ not ifr him at
onto and l't‘"‘l‘l"I\o an invitation. it
is desired that all take part and it is
also dcsited "that nobody be overlook-
ed. The committee earnestly solicits
the cooperation of all in this respect.
The following is a copy of the circu-
lar letter sent out. by Captain St. John
)0“ erda ,V' :-
.Souilt Norwalk. (tonn..
April lOth, I912.
Dear Sir and (‘otnrnQe:~-
As the son of 11 man who followed
the Stars and Stripes in the great
struggle that determined the Integrity
of‘our national government. we be
lieve that you will be interested in .
the celebration being planned for the
coming Memorial Day. by the local
Grand Army Posts. For the success
of that day we intend to rest largely
upon the strength of the "Sons." We
need you. There are mere than 100
sons in this City, and we want every
one of them to be familiar with the
plans that are being made. To this
end we are calling a meeting to be
held at Douglas Fowler Post Rooms,
85 Washington street, on Tuesday _ev-
venlng, April 16m. 19I2. at 8 o'clock,
and to this meeting we urge all the
Sons to come. There will be speaking, "
music, a. social time, and refresh
music. a social time and refresh-
evening will be given by Mayor Wil-
liam F‘. Tammany. We count on you
for Apnll 16th. . .1
lordiaily yours.
OSCAR St. John
Commander.
WW
BEAN-l REPUOI‘A ITATIMINT.
PARIS, April 11.»Froderlck 0.
beach. the Wall Street broker. against
Whom the legal authorities In Aiken]
S. 0., have issued a warrant on the
charge of assault and battery with in-
tent to kill blanwife. has written a
letter declaring that he still had no
statement to make‘in connection with
the charge and pointing out that the
affair in in the hands of his lawyers
In New York.
IOXI'NG IOUTO TONIGHT.
Mike Gibbons vs. Jeff Smith at New
York.
‘Pacltey McFarland
vs. ‘ Willie“
‘ ."4 -l' Ititm
matter In handt
Sheriff Ladrignn requested him to Il’fllitm“ Whit“ “PM?" “‘9 O'Ch‘m” ptnctlcallt art1 the conciliation board
‘ ‘14:!“-
2| Holden Avenue and 1111011 Place.
L’2wti'prlrlg Hill and Ktllogg Street?
Park.
2L» West Avenue [3in Berkeley Street.
‘17- -l1‘ruultlln Avenue and Lyrics Plus
'll«~~(inn house. (Private box).
32~~~Wcat Avenue and Mcrwln Street.
33-— llurbor Avenue and (irchIrd Street.
lift-«t impel Street and Humor Avenue.
:16. Wrnt Avenue. near the armory.
fill— ~hteV'cnI Street and F'lm Crest.
it ‘(man titroet and wmun avenue.
9“inlaid atreet and North Avenue.
03m France Street.
hl-utlrnnd Street and Tindnll Lone.
62~-Mnln and Catherine Streets.
tin-«Now Canaan Road and Fair Street.
Flt-«4 heniunt Street near Summer St.
ill» Main Rtroet and Union Avenue.
0: --On The Green.
(Lt-- l1‘.ast Avenue and Uncoln Avenue.
Glut-21m Avenue and titanium lane.
IAs'r ORWALK no: ALARM souls
Fire headquarters. 50 Va Zant Btmt
’I‘e lophono 17
Fuel: School (private.
«Marvin School (priva e
212~—l~:unt WMMD on and rt Sta.
flaw—rum Zundt 8 I110 Oabgzn Ave.
Ave. and flown:
2i7~WIntleid fit.
223 Fun and Chart» Sims
Newton! Ave “MM”
225«~8(. John 81. on its Ave.
ntewv-sempw Ave. and Firm St.
3:15- ‘Hnnlotat‘d and tee-cartel,3 tSt.
( ovc Ave and Fifthfi
3‘3? :Alloulcv'atd and Blackstone at. (Tel.
3H Knyscr St and Pine Hill Ate. ('l‘el.
-- Karat-r 8t. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
. horn Hurt-n. (Ten
A telephone museum» to Electric Station
(705) between the hours of s 11. «1.11110
0 n. m. .. niving location of fire. an «him
will be given of n nest box
Private hours wt only he pulled for
tire on remisma whore lot‘ntm.
Scrum nlnrma are only to be given by
(in1 citlnf or acting chic! upon the arrival
at the fire.
Special 310,:qu
l-——0nc blast at odd (than, testing or line
(1 Von.
l~--0m1 blast at it . m.. standard time.
-l lm'l'VV-n innate. fro out.
it- li~-- Twenty two at it 1.111, no morn-
1lug reunion of public school.
ll- il~'l‘went_V tVV'.u at i2'3 0,11 111. no at
term-on session of public school.
lllitliltl T011 blasts quickly calls the
entire df‘l’lfll'hll’fl‘nt
ROWAV‘TON FIR! ALARM DISTRICT!
l2“ Highland Ave. totv 2.. .l.!» an
R n.
mullithory muff and Bell island.
li--l’~‘lnc Point and Roton Point.
alumni: island Sound to Multiple
3... {entralfi' Mel (Inlay St. to
22—Pcnnoy0r St. to (iron: 8t
'13 ~Cr runs in to More“.
24 ~Rttilromd to Broolnltle.
We: tlsdo.
ifi-JVhtte Bridge north to Brooksido.
i8—AVbIte Bridge 8.? to L l. Bound
t.-—~\\l1lto Bridgett W. to L. t. Round
One stroke of the are boll at odd um.-
Indicntes tooling.
' Twit strokes of are boll. (bus. 1 l. on
I on
Four strokes of Mo boil. "NI, 1-1-1-‘1
water to be shut toff.
l A third or more ulIrtm indiolto lotion-
1-0.
at.
011110101
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IOUTH uoawaut vos'r onto!
MAILS
South Norwalk Postofflce
MAIL. ARRIVI FROM
Instant Potato—6:65 1:00. 10:30 I. at.
1:00. 1:15. 0.00. mil yr 01.
Wutorn Pairing-0: 56 :80. 10: 80 I. n.
'30 a. 111.: 1: 00. 5:159.
.16 1p.“
0.11“er 55.3%:
NervOIim ——6 10.0100. 10:00 a». 111.; 1: 00. 8:00
I Itorrm PMlMtle-ilfo'i'l'o.l'3r§d.3:eport only
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11-40).1o100a1':00.0.8:oo am.
winter-11:“ Pointy—6'1 (0.! 0:00” I. up; 13:38
DInhur 4100.0246' o. ’1}... 1: 00. 6:00 [1.10
Manual A: 00. 9‘: 00..Vo:oo I. r0.: 1:00
2:15. 4:00 61.00 32-1100
Malls for site points ololo 3: 30 p. In. In!
Ill. Id. CROWD. Postmutor.
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Norwalk Postomce '
MII II Dunstan-d
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I. m.--W°It and South Nor-walk.
o. mull-15:0 iorkl and :2. orwoil:
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~ nhury division
ntI lmot of Stanford. Lot
tin—Cannon lyButternlD‘IIIx: Ind
”Fuhw w. .Itan "a 53.103333:
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tut tflatt 010 II III. “In 1
day collect on J1. In.
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Much interest lI Ti‘lton in It.
LONDON. April il.—-—~When the po
lice who have charge of the House of
Perllament opened the door of . the
members' entrance to the House of
Commons at o‘clock this morniult
more than 20 members were waiting
on the threshold in order to secure
seats for the opening of the debate on
the lrlsh home rule bill this after-
Half an hour later fifty cents
In the House had been taken and by
half past ten every seat on the Oppo-
sitton had either a hat or a card on it
, to indicate that it had been appropri-
sled.
Donald MecMIster. who to I1 Cnn’ni
than and slid aI"’Unlonist Member
from the Co’untyof‘lUSurrey. had the
it. honor of being the first Irrivst: ' Ho
wII closely followed by‘gthreoKNItlon-
Inst Membm'and than cam I steady
stream of men representing all sides
Ion drove up during the morning to
make assurance doubly sure.
The capacity of the House Is no
limited.tbat even with members stand
ing at the 'bar and grouped around the
all.
module all the, members of the Cabl-
net. and thosearrivlng late belts to
find, places on the steps of the chair.
The "public II likewise eviucins
enormous Interest in the Home Rule
.debate, and Immense crowds gathered
earlv In Parliament. bounce to watch
ithe arrival of the principal personages
1In this Brest event of British political
history. ‘
'l‘he relntlves'nnd friends of mem
here to whom are allotted all the
lplaces in the public galleries arrived
tenrly to get the best positions. and
other; who had alternate tickets on-
rivals had become tired waited paticnb
1y for hours in the hope of setting in.
1 in I there were many priests and
“woo-a— M
Divert); day some 0“ current lotto
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of politics; :1. _ .1
speaker' a chair. there is not roam for
titling thorn to enter when he first ar- 1 '
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