If Man would make good. he must _ be good. (has. Eugene Banks M ll 5! H 1': ‘ W's-Mes Matias. ; .' r. ,... ESTABLISHED 1870 / , as Second Clue Matur- Entetod It the South Ronni! Pelt-oil. Amt-retina- News ill-oer an m or on vmle by a mat ms SOUTH NORWALK. CONN..MONDAY. JUNE 8. .191! Wire IIIIOWMW m ‘ WEATHER FORECAST Fair Tonight and Probably .u ,2: ¢~_. IIIWN SNPENINIENI] NI III SNHIIINS IN NIINWAINS I8 IRAI. CHAPMAN. [I MIIIBNNY Board of School Visitors and Chairman of the District Com- mittees Make Selection by Vote of Nine to Seven Against -a Connecticut Man, at Salary at $2,500 INANK IN. BRENNAN ANI] IlEIIIIIiE E. IIIIIMPSIIN NAMED AS SNI’INNISINIA PNINNIPAIS AI NIJIIII Amounts Named as Compensation, including $200 for the Ex- penses oi the Town Superintendent, Must be Approved by Voters At an informal meeting of the Town flioard of School Visitors and the chairmen of the several district. com- mittees which was held on Saturday evening, rrpon the advice of the Town Counsel Louis Goldsrrhrnldt, Ira T. Chapman, of Mill‘bury, Mass, was so- looted for town superintendent, and Frank W. Gregory, principal of the Over River school, and George E. Thompson, superintendent of the East Norwuik schools, as supervising prin- cipals. The above named wene select- ed and their salaries fixed, pending ritual action on the part of the Board: of Estimate & Taxation, bllt with the W rereonl’rnens SERVE notice tint TllEV All. ViilliT nleurn tillers Through the press department of the New Haven road the following oili- icinl statement was issued, tOday: “The telegraphers of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad prove served notice on the company, requesting an increase ill wages and changes in working conditions." Edward J. Monica, general chair- man of the telegraphers employed on the New Haven, informed a press to preetentati-ve that the increase vde mended by“ the men would average about ten per cent. He stated that the men now average about 817 a 'week. They work seven days a week. anywhere from eight to twelve hours a day. The maximum pay. it is un dorstood, is $21 a week. Among the working conditions which Mr. Manion ‘says the telegraph- lors want changed is a. .ten hour day for the operators, who now work twelve hours. There is it rule that any office kept open-both night and ‘- day must have three shifts of eight hours each, but where an office is not open both night and day some of the men have to work as much as twelve hours a day. Nearly all jobs, according to Chair- man Maniou. pay different rwtes. For the instance, the operators in Merlden Thanks too the efforts ofthle oom- receive ditherent wages than those in mittee Wilton will have mulch mm Blrttuford and those in New Haven areA , facilities this summer than in ilormns‘ - paid a different rate chart those on A seasons There are now eight trains other parts of the mad. Their scAhed-' I“ om New Yuk every week day and ,“A‘? 1' very complicated. according to four on Sundays. which includes ev- 'Ml. Mouton. No date for the first oon- cry train on the schedule except the forenoehas been ”A “A’ to Ah" present. first Williamotown express which does ‘ < not stop Abetv'veen South Norwal-k and NEW "MK "HEM!" Darrbnry, but; in its place the bitch- fielld express which leaves South Nor- wonKEn In “El-"8' walk at. 5:21 p m. and arrives at Wil- .._.n....___ ton at 5: 34, except Saturdays, when NEW YORK, June li.-¥Flremen it leaves South Norwuik at 2: 28 p. 111., arriving at Wilton art 2. 87. The other working in re'lsys in intense heat sav- t i or on the tim All she ed an “entlro‘block in the wholesale‘ rang 8 some ", “ -ktry goods district from’ destruction by i winter schedule . , Seven of the eight: southbound fire today. but not until the flames trains on m. “mp“wim Altailf consumed a. slxctory loft building including the «MA I“ “WI lava, it No. 12 White street, causing a i on of $100 000 Th “gm. w t ins .Donbury at 8:22 Which now stops roe "9 arm at Wilton at 7: oil. a W Moro",- lrliderstandiug that the. last named body had already fixed the salaries which will probably be sanctioned by up by the board of estimate. The board recommended that. the salary of the principal be fixed at 82.500 annual- ly with all additional $200 for trans- forming his duties ill that capacity, in- eirising principals are to receive each Si. 700 annually. ———~—. (Continued on Second Page.) Two lurouoeurs' were propose »'l‘wo automobiles were disabled on the Sangatuck road yesterday. one or which was owned and driven by Hom- er Cruw. of South Norwsik. Mr. Craw had the misfortune to blow four shoes and it took some time to repair the damage and get on the road again. Louis Hall. of New Canaan, eatruped ltrckily when a knuckle on the left ing the Eno- place. or was let down but fortunately no.‘ juries Word was sent to the F E. hockwood & Company garage, in Norfi walk and they sent over one of Bar. ker’s big unto trucks. The disabled machine was hitched to the big truck and towed to New Canaan for repairs —-————_- WILTON PLEASE” WITH TIIAIII SERVICE .a..;._.._. A new schedule on the Danbury di- vision of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad is in force and snakes pleasant reading to the rest-i dents of Wilton, which through its citr. isen’s Committee have made concert, ed and persistent shorts to obtain bet ter train service to than town. 'pd in. Before the times were sub-A ., for .. , itioii of tbolivee of the deed they menaced the entire dis. fitmufimmmx on: AM , 'Abrpulht into service. The "‘1“ . 6'16 m ougw “I A .A 0013“” I... ”0&0di _I In, Cruiser N8. W mm” of he committee one tlonil-v ro PMintl a Engineering MR. ”Loewe. oouoi‘rlon run my, mmmmm. mg, compare, whose as m run and ln-‘ A , IAMI. MAI mm. film Comeback. up ,V . tori is fire prevention or i lfiirllcld avenue. Mi re star-tent no mot J. 1111- “AA ‘ bl Anixirt and today tor. "insane on wine enchanted lattice! Ar'mu one. pay dividends the final action upon the budget “model , IN N. ‘NNNPAIIHNIS Aiiiililiili Willlll iii ililllillllll Miss Jeanette Mathewson Weds Dudley E. Raymond, it Well- known South Norwaik Resident llclilml lllllws ALiiiiiii iii iiiiiiil Rev. Romiiiy F. Humphriee the Officiating Clergyman M The most ‘hrllliant nuptials of the iseuson were consummated at Trinity . inscopnl church. Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when Miss Jeanette Manh- ewaou, daughter-N)! Colonel and Mrs. Edwin ll Mathewrwn of 04 West. are ;line, and Dudley lily Raymond. of 00; Aptli‘talion exiN-nsea incurred while per ; West arcane. were 1011100 in may ion into voting an acceptance. rinse in the presence of the elite of stead of the $3 000 asked for The en I the \‘orwajka and the many warm,- I informed of the answer of the unions i and influential friends of the contract i The meeting was practically uusni- ceremony was followed by an equally i Manager]. K. Punderford in New brilliant. reception lit the palatial reel-i deuce of the bride's rmrents, in Well (Continued on Emmi Pele.) iii’ il.ii_fl_ii_i_i_illiii liiii Steel Siructnre‘ Will Cost lip. ward of $5,000 and Be- front wheel broke Just as he was pass, The body of tneA damage was done to the machine and i we“). of 50, 000 gallons is being erect- none of the ocrupants suffered any in~§ed at the R a: G Corset factory and plot? as possible by the original con- fine 3. I: G florist company is but so ding another facility for Asiatic; fire. Every mutton known to modern fire Goblin: experts is emplol'ed in “this unto-date factory for the preven- tion of fire. for the' fighting ed fire and 4 too Feet ruin As a further safeguard against lire, .a new 85 000 water tank having a ca- it is expected that the tower and tank :wgether with lhe other work coutiu gent upon the installation of the new apparatus will he templated and res- d.y for an emergency by September 1. The new tank will replace the old one of 5,000 gallon: capacity, which has. been outgroWuby the factory. The new tank, which will supply the multimillion llltli court's iiiiiii Favor aA Floating Five Year Scale of tritium 21 1.2 Cents; an flour a“- Stepping right: into line with what. has been the vote In the majority of the places in connectlcut, with New Haven an only eicootion. of those who have up to now'taken I vote on the matter. the Norwaik Trolloymen’s no ion, at two largely attended meetings held on Saturday evening, voted un- animously to accept the offer of the Oounccticut Company for a floating five-year sells of from twenty-two to twenty seven and one half cents an hour President Roderick W, P. Andrews of the local union. stated this morn- ing timt the scale is about what the trolleymen have wanted, considering the fact that the arbitration board has placed all unions on the some level in title present propoiltion in connec- tion with the rnioe. and that the ire cronies to the Norwslk union will be e. large one. PiOi'mfly them were four classes of unions, but the board has now Muted all on the same foot.- .ing in this proposition for the five. year scarle and this, as much as sari ”other thing, influenced the local on A lllllilil lnlillllil IN All All Captain i. Cunningham, oi the Barge Edward McLean, Ar- rested Sunday Morning fl-“ llIIll IIAIIAII IIIII IIItIIIlfIIS IHE PNISIINER Victim Was’ln River With Hands Tied ann Skull Crushed IIIIIINIl III ENIEIIIAINNIENIS Squadron Will 8 Through the clever detective work of Chief of Police McDonald. of South! Amboy, 5‘ J" “a Captain ‘1‘: Harry visiting German warships here today Gibson, of South Norwaik police force, began a. round of festivities and oili- cm“ A cuw'nhm’ °A “A" hnrgeicial inaction. that will and only when. Edward McLean was arrested yeater- Atho 8,1,“de weighs anchor for home. day morning at 1:30 o’clock charged The German Emperors three big with the murder of .lohn Huriau, cap- 081MB: machines that have come to tain of the bar" MM' “A“? the ”’0 the United States to return the Amer- burges were lying at South Anrboy on loan fleets visit to Kiel last year came FORT MONROE, Va, June Air-Pro trident. Taft'e omcinl welcome of the The Connecticut Company must be on Friday. On that. day the confer“ The former captain caught Cunning- . once board is it) met with General mg "am“ Md their families The Ha- hum stealing hopes and engaged with third division of the Atlantic fleet. made lit for parade day and hundm l ven, and President Andrews will be in attendance. Stamford trolieymen voted at their , 4 Sundat of Am“ we“ I up to Hampton Roads from Lina lla- Hurluu and Cunningham had Wfll'db.i ven Bay early this morning. escorted hr the ships of Admiral Winslow’s him Cunningham proved to be the; Both squadrons meted out a 21-gun better tighter and Harlan complainedl to the policeman on duty at the docks” A PRESIiiiiii llll Wllillis lllll WARSHIPS lliiiil Al iiiiii MilNiiiil. lllllll Three of the Finest Fighting Machines Ever in This Country Ar- rive to Return the American Fieet’s Visit to Kiel, .Which Occurred Last Year PIAIINHI FIIII IIIIIIIHIS ANN INN NF IIIE II. Alter Visit to Washington Tomorrow and Wednesday} salute as the May flower steamed into (Continued on Sixth lag). A meeting last evening unanimously u TAM notice failed to catch DunninxhemA did Norwtilli Seturday nltht. Bridg-A ”l" Harlan wan some to mum to WIN MIMI new not to vote out his bareedeet the men on the Edward Mutter. .Newaom is holding ont‘MCA'Q“ "yin-.mp1 Consequently for ., my role of tidry cents an hour‘- Abo remsluéd in the once of the wharf as are most or the locale until within A in company with a little mum boy; nuuruo BY FALL 00“ STAiIS Mrs Mary G. Rider. of 201 East av- e short time. With a floating scale. called the Avo- yeer scale, the wages are increased yearly for six years, until they go from 22 cents to 27% cents per hour. The local men are well pleased with the trend matters are taking. President. Andrews replied to a direction as to whether the action of the New Haven union will precipitate a general strike, "1 do not think that the strike will be general, but New Haven may go out alone." Mr. An- drews believes that the strike would not be permitted to be general wheni the majority have expressed them- selves ussgainst that view hold by View Haven. The New Haven men claim that until 3 o'clock}. ,Monday morning. AoA enue who resides with her son, Har- cordinx, he then issued forth, boundI ry, met with a painful accident Satur- for his barge. This was the last seen day night, when she fell down a night of him until last Thursday when trieIof stairs. sustaining a deep scalp remains of the unfortunate man were’ wound and sundry bruises and abmf- found in the river. The hands were eions. Mre.~ Rider had inst ascended tied and to them was attached a hen-A the stairs and after she had fallen was try weight. The skull was fractured. tenderly cared for by the members 0f Chief McDonald and the prosecuting the family. attorney of South Amboy immediately Mr. Rider was in attendance upon got busy and found out that the barge the meeting of the Town Board of Edward McLean was consigned to thei School visitors at the time and was ad. Andrew m“! 0,1th company. of'vlsed'of “the mldent. He hurfled South Norwslk. Last night. they camofh‘m‘e “”1 DA" Henry C. Sherer, ’b‘" here accompanied by the little ltnlinni bl‘ the time they arrived “'1- Rider boy Captain Gibson advised them to had had the benefit of medical atten- wait until the early houreof the morn idance. She has the best wishes of mi and shortly mi- midnight he wi her many friends for a speedy and mined a skiff with which he rowed; complete WWW- they work harder than the other men, about the her-hon anally locating theI but Mr. Andreas stated that he does: Edward McLean moored at the Hat» not believe the trolley-men work hard~A ris & Guns dock. or Water street. He or anywhere in the state than in Nor- ciimbed‘aboard the barge and foundA up—to—date sprinkling service with, which the factory is equipped. is below built to meet the requirements of the,A Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance1 company with whom the local factory is insured. The new tank will be placed on the tap at a tower one hundred feet high and situated between the store house and' the main factory. The tower and tank will be of steel construction, all of which will rest upon a. solid con crete base, which has already been constructed by the R A: G employee. The contract for the work was award- ed to the Foskett & Bishop Company. of New Haven. who sublet the steel construction work to the Chicago. Bridge a .iron. Works. The improvement includes not only the erection oi the tower and tank noccoww replping the whole fact tor-y, which work is being done no r» tractors. With the erection of this big tank. walk. only one man ln-the cabin. later heI ' returned with omcer Smith carer Me I Donald and the prosecuting attorney.‘ , The captain was warned by the South; Amboy police to take care lest. Cun- u.«.ul.E. CASES IN COURT. ._..—~_. Two Youths Fined and One Hu Cue ._._.._....- ~....._._.__...__ avowed MIDNIGHT TRAIN. Charles Morlekson, or Florida. Connecticut, stopped the midnight Danbnry tredn on Saturday night, as it drew near the Norwaik depot. Fred. .erickson was lying in such a position that it was dangerous to his person IshouAld one train continue. It was for- the man with. wines and other libido. Johnson be promptly placed him under inc, Johnson pleaded for leniency and was cent to the Town Farm on trial. about 8 mile old. fell from the back of a cool water: at the corner of Ray- rnond and South Main streets at 12: 80 A o'clock on alien Frank 0. Godhny MOM hint on and delivered him into , the we dared to Continued. ' The case of Eugene Kelley, the youiihful bicycle thief. came up this morning in the South Norwalk end of the Town Court. Judge William F. Tammany continued the cue indefi- nitcl)’. The cases of Willie Masoth and Au gustus Sydow, of the Bronx who were arrested last week by COnstaAblo Henrv C. Seizer. charged with the theft of two bicycles came up. The mentors of sided to give there another chines, un- inpmthenr mu til and costs which was it'll ‘ Teeter-day Constable Seller was cell' ed to take care of a man who well in throes of a fit. The oitlcer found. the residents of that street reviviu: Wells he no that. fellow was George unset. At the Town Court this morn' .w—h—m Master ”Nichole. of 8 Day street. oi ‘3: Fraud”. Burnett, who little fellow, who will , idiom. _ _ ulngham use his gun. cabin. accompanied by uiitcer Smit‘A and found Cunningham asleep on the floor. snapped on the handcuffs, but before he got them locked. Cunnianiram was awake and a raving maniac. Smith held him pinned to the floor however. man and mud in the presence of the witnesses first he would accompany ‘ the boys appeared before the court Oh and pleaded guilty in‘ behalf of the lib . which he did yestei‘diY. tie fellow; and Judie Tommanydd- j ‘ one in their praise of the South Nor- walk police department its personal and Minimum YOUTI-l CAUGHT IN OTRATFORD. Kent. and so. of Norwich. was ur- rented code in! min and is held for the arrival of his father, who is ex. pooled this simmering Kent, whose mind was handout-affected or can nose. “name own from Nor-win Saturday night. will supplied with money. that five men were after him with knives to cut him up. not should , M m ‘ i tunate that the train could be stopped in time, else chore would have been a deceased Floridian inswad of an in- toxicated one. Ever alert Jarvis s.- Murray and out. cor Charles P. Page, secured Freda- ‘Hc entered thoA very quietly Captain Gibson ANII AINIHII} films 1 all for New York the roads with Pro German Ambae Gountvon ,' ' stortl'. Early this ruins the, slipped their cables and nodded ' the roads to meet the visitors.“ , red dust and salt of a tramA ' voyage had been remve'd horn German fighters by a slick grey paint. Decks hoiyston mbbed, glistened like snow or as the sun brake through grey clock. that had tokened a dark day for ' ceremonies. Every ship had w ‘dent rant and, is roucnuli ileum STitlilill "A poor . I” \‘y‘ilt' ‘W- L08 ANGELEB, (331., Jilno’ 3. national disclosures 0N incidents logged to have occurred in the , of the McNamara defense. ‘1. lipid“ llert H. Franklin, one of the ‘ prinmpal w: messes in the triad Clarence s. Darrow, mused on bribing have given way to obi tin wits between Franklin and Bar A are, chief counsel for the deferrals Tho cross‘exsmlnation of Fran begun by Rogers let. water-d” expected to occupy the entire today, a brief one. No one corn with the trial believes charm wit-1 leave the witness mud ’ the midde of next week. .. District Attorney Frederioks - the court yesterday to have a . . warrant issued for Harry 1". Skillsn. witness for the state who had til :0 appear. Members of the p - tiou refused to divulge the Monti of Sitllien or the purpose for wall-AA...‘ he was summoned. RUNAWAY LOCOMOTIVE 'KIL ENGINEER. _ _ RALEIGH. N. 0., June 3.--A away locomotive which stole out the station here during the mom, . eight miles northward and crashed " to a southubound Seaboard Air mu passenger train bound from New ‘ ‘ ‘ to New Orleans instantly killing ickson in the cell at Number .Nine and this morning the, prisoner took the pledge for six months, Judge Ed- wird M. Lockwood suspending eon- tence. Ollicer Cannibalism was identified as the -;Con. Foley, the Penn. barber. will speak on Railroad Square tomorrow night foi- the local Socialists. He can deliver the soode‘. ief McDonald to 'Bouth Amboy. The visiting unicorn Were gener- ous: ALARM or FIRE. Box 62 of the Norwalk fire alarm system chimed out quite merrily ill the middle of Saturday afternoon and the Norwalk department 103 no time in hurryinz to the box located on The Green. When they not there the box had not been opened and no fire could be discovered. The Norwalk mtom has been do- i. in; some queer stable of lots. and this is thoulht to be one of its intent. The 'oxplanetion for the ripping of the alarm is that the box received a jar sufficient tin can“ it to mister on the hell. I W STRATFORD. Juno 8.-Everott lie use under the delusion east-rust. «mum are. W A. ' Mrs. James coo of New Donuts Anyone dilly-m Sentinel Kitchen. k. _m. spent instants: with friends A2150!" xieer W. E. Kirkwood. Both loco tires were demolished. ' SHOT WIFE: TOOK POIOON ATLANTA, as, June 3. —-Be Storey, axed sixty-Ave, not. , throuehthe ”heart killing her iy, last. night, and am no his brother of the deed "who ounces of carbolic acid, dying. “ ‘ ‘ he could be removed to I. , ft‘he cOuple had been secure. some time. Two children i ‘ Tdoelre to thank the my. , for their kindness can" ' and following the inn . , bend. especiallrmsmbe " Lodge. GA U: 0. 0. F. . \MM. LUOY seldom .ets an encore. W The Sentinel Want the activities of tho , . m at their best coir. ,
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