horseman!) 1870 Entered st the lo 1 New]: PoItI econNI ‘81»- Mutter “In . I IEN IEIII NINEEI PNINN NNN BIIINN IN WIN N SN. NNRWN Kissei, ‘Kinnicutt Company, of .New York, the Successful Nid- oars, With South Norwalk Trust Company .. Second Highest Within Appropriation -—Many Sewers. Laid NNNII’NIIIIINN NNNNNEI IIIINII NINEN NINEIINI NPININNN NN NNIIEIIN REEENIIEN IN Hill 'Springwood Water Course Should be Kept Open by the City and Cost Would The $100,000 issue of. ten year 414 [per cent street paving bonds were sold I to the Kissel, Kinnicutt Company, of; New York city, at the adjourned (meeting of the South Norwalk BoardIl iof Councilmen at “00.4113 last night, This bid is considered exceptionally? good for short term b (is at this time; illld reflects favorably upon the creditl of the city. The next lowest bidder was the South Norwulk Trust Com- pany, through its secretory Charles E. 'Hoyt, which offered par for the issue. The meeting was somewhat lengthy, a number of matters coming up for the consideration of the ocuncil. The Ww'wm IININI NNNINNNS FINN ININ NII Will Have Sports, Swimming «Races, [Ball Games and a Fine Dinner ‘ Sherman and Ponassus Councils,- Royel Arcnnum. at South Nor-walk nun Norwalk, inespectlvely are plan living to hold a truly royal outing at diangdous Islands during the second week in August and are now engaged in making extensive plans and ur- u‘engemente For the, event, which will eclipse anything heretofore attempt- ed by the Arcanumiies. it is planned to make the affair nu nl-l day racket .with sports, hall gushes and swim- ming races for the men and amuse— ments for the ladies. who will be included in this function. The grand climax will come in the dinner which will be served during the evening hours. A committee has been appointed to omits the necessary i‘i'rrungoineuts end they are prosecuting their work vigorously in order that no'detuil may be overlooked. ‘ ~-i-I)on't forgot Mutt and Jeff duties or. Nus‘h's l-‘uvllion. Dorion‘s. Friday evening. July 12. Admission 25c. .m -W “-4 4. 4-...“ SUIT BROUGHT ,FOR $90. ilorthu J. Elie, through her ultoruey . Illeo nitric hue brought suit. .i'or $90 nguinst Contractor El. J. Atwuter, and property of the defendant in Main street. has been attached by Deputy ll'iiherlil’ John H. Blithe, to. the extent Of $100 The papers are returnable be. :i'one .iohu il.l10yt,iustlca oi the peace In his office on July 10th, at 10 n. in. MM _ w—NOTICE. 'l‘hc nnnuni meeting of ‘ho static liioldewfot the Norwolk building, been not]. investment Association for the election of officers, will he held at their 'l‘uoedny, July ill, at 8 unlock. monies H. cocoon. Secretary. mus excitement survive; film to windows in the norm NNN PIIINE be About $800 street department reported the com- pletion of a number of sewers well within the appropriations and recom- mended that a special meeting of the board of estimate be called to reap- proprinte this balance for sewer pur- poses. A meeting of this board will probably be called for Friday evening of next week. The meeting Was called to order by Mayor William F, Tammany. A full board was in attendance. The bids for the street paving bonds were opened by Clerk John J. Cunco. (Continued on Second Page.) ' SEWER WORK III‘ WESTlerVEIIIIE —-——-—-—-~—- Contractor Sulva'tor Cimriott yester- day was awarded the contract for do- ing considerable Work in relaying sew- es in West avenue and vicinity, pre- llmlury to the work of paving by the cty of South Norwalk. At the corer of West avenue and Cedar street, a new culvert of thirty— slx inch pipe is to be laid. Also in West avenue, near the corner of Gur- nei‘ street, a twelve inch pipe will re- place the present one. one. near Reed street, about 200 feet of eighteen inch pipe will be put down. ln connection with this work there milking the contract, quite an imper- tnut one. Mr. Churiott has already stnrted the work, BDAST van IIoIEIto. Choice Young li‘owls. 20c and 220. Native Ronsting Chickens, 25c. Long island Ducks. ilrollei‘S. li‘orequnrter Spring Lumi), Ho lb. ltib Roast Beef, .lllc lb. Stow bomb Sc lb Swift's ifliiitteiiue. A50. Smoked Shoulders, 12 . HAYES' l-Bc ii). MARKET. ' moron BOAT vorAniEe ON A course. The Kingston. New York.‘ Daily Lender. oi‘ .luiy liith, printed the fol- flowing item 01 South Norwulk inter- est: "Edward G. Froe‘b, Robert McAIllé- tor. Jr, Gourde if Holloway, F‘dvurd Ho) .l’ron and [idiwld Shields of sleuth Norw.nlk Conn" are on a low duye' W...“ siny lit the Edward Center li‘urm, coin» ‘iug from South Norwuik on a cruise 'on the motor bout Mecca" “Man...— W MANGLED ON RAILROAD, vwm rooms, so Washington streetfi . .. col station. : sold, and weighed betlveen 160 Ind 160 The Nahuatl: sire Department will rounds. He were it block shirt. «dork on Monday mold to take when I nit, and my‘uwoster. 0 going .to psnbury on Nephew Milimhn. July 12. -'l‘na body of it man so badly cut up and mangled no lie melee identification very difficult, I" not out of the question was found today beside the tracks of the New ne- von road, about it mile west o! the le- ill: is believed he was struck by an early morning trifle. The man was, so her on the menisci exemu iner could determine. about 45 Yours up within » up up run * I OPEN WITH THE . in West, eve- ‘ willbc manholes, catch basins. etc”: Herbert Beidwin Duly Due I‘ha‘t Wee Struck When Mr. Dutblli Crooked Machine With clutch, in M Ciliford Cutbili, owner and driver at the Knob Club automobile ’bus was nearly run over last night, when he cranked his machine with the clutch in. Herbert BIaldwin, son ot Dr. and Mrs. A.II H. Baldwin, of Wall street, was struck on the shoulder and’slight- iy injured and numerous other Knob members narrowly escaped being mow‘ ed down at the sudden assault of the vehicle. The ’bns had just discharged about twenty passengers attire standard Oil Company’s crossing and all were wait- ing for the trolley home. The ’bus was still, the engine stopped and it was very dark. Suddenly Mr. Cut- bill cranked up and the huge motor carryali started torwad. M. Cutbiil, whether he had started this way ’intentioually or not, made good his escape Item in trout or the machine and managed to climb into the driver’s seat before he had lost his chauffeur-less vehicle. The crowd that was standing about scattered and Mr. Baldwin was the only other one re- ported struck. The accident. might have happened with more serious consequences and all were thankful for the lucky trend oi events. DADS! or victor m. .‘ An open switch on the Danbury branch at theNevv. York, New Haven and Hartford railroad at Winnipauk this morning, caused a smell freight accident at the siding near the Mul- ler Gloria Silk Mills. and exhibited to the witnesses what might have hap- pened had the train been an express passenger train. There are two trains, one up and 'one down. that meet on this siding each morning about 8 o'clock and it is reported that the up train waited on ithe siding with the switch open for the down trnln. After passing both went along and then come the up .trelght. which took the open switch unexpectedly, with the result that two empties were derailed. The de- iuy was not over three-qunrters of an hour. No one was injured. No ot‘ilclnl information the accident could the secured morning. regard luv: this ~JOSELOFF'B SPECIALS. 18 lbs. Granulated Sugnr, 31.00. Very best Butler, 32c lb. Regular 10c pkgs. Cakes, 3 for 20o Unsedu illscults. to plug. :I not Soda or Milk Crackers, 250.. Red Currents tor canning. 0c qt. Pineappios tor Chiming“ the dos. and up ‘ (lhbbnge. large heads, 5c und ”in on Beets. lleanu. Curiots. i’uruloy Ponchos, Melons cud llcrrleu Tel. till. 7:. > .ilinin 8i ”womw statute emue use it run cunt There was considerable excitement in hoton Point at 1le o'clock this of- tsrnoon when n line drill was held on board the Aiming J. Smith pnuunser steamer Sirius, and was mistaken tor it real tire by those on shore. The Births iind just lauded e Hun» day school picnic from the Reformed Church, at Brooklyn. when the tire belt on boom the ship plunged out its warning. Immediately the crew ran to their stations and played the bolls . To the residents of Belle island and clip erudleoeut places, the spray tranche house, situation out from the vicinity ‘ot the when] stocked so much like smoke that they became confidently excited. investintienvproved the er» ror. however. and the resident . none but words at commend Grand Lodge oi the Order, in Session in Portland, Drench, Elyse impdrieni Decision but It NHIllllill to sun Nilililiili illliii Settles a unwind um Has Been Disputed some Time Members of the Somali: Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, will be gratified to learn that the lodge headquarters will remain in South Norwelli. the Igrnnd lodge, now1 in session in Portland. Oregon, having. decided to permit the change in tiieI home from “Norwelk Lodge“ tot "South \‘ot walk Lodge." and the mind Home mill still be located in South Romain. us it has been ever since it nus instituted, over ten years a o. N Pest li‘xuiled Ruler Bernard J. Roy- nolds. who was the delegate from} Noanik Lodge to the oonventlon,2 sent it telegram to Exalted Ruler P. .l. Brophy, today, giving the details of. the action of the grand lodge. The matter has been (hetero the grand lodge for over a year. vchommtt- tees buying the application at the 10. cal lodge tor the correction in him: name of the lodge under considera~l tion. At last the charter committee made a favorable report to the judici- nry committee, and this committee re commended to the mandalodige that the name fbe'clienged to South Nora wail: Lodge. which the grand lodge at its session yesterday voted to do. By the.declsion oi the grand lodge residents or the City of Norrvvsik are given permission to make application for a charter for another lodge ehouidl they so desire. it is not believed} howover. that this will be done, as several of the City of Norwnik mem- bers bud expressed themselves as be- ‘Jng winning to allow the lodge to re- main-in South Norwnl‘k. and hoped that it would do so. even after the agitation to have it removed to the City of Norwuik was started. “ALL WORK ONE-HALF PRICE, for a time. at The licauty Shop. which will open at 8 n. m.; also Wed. and Sat. evenings. Shampoo, scalp treat- ed, special tinilcs. facials. children’s cut, hair work from combiugu. 102 Washington street. TWO ARE BANKRUPT W and Greenwich Men File Pe— titions in Court Jeseph Amend, who um” in“ or on and who describes himsell‘ as .e bur- tendor. tiled e. petition in bankruptcy in the United Hinton Court yesterdny. Amend hive liabilities of $1,805.00 all unsecured and no newts. That he might have had ii saloon of his own eat one time is indicated in the duct thin he owes a New York brewery 8280. His largest (loin is o judgment owned by the ‘llnlted Sluice ilusrnntee cm. pony cloth. ill Brosdwny. New York. for 01.44900. 'I‘hc lud‘lrmsnt is based on a liability paid by the company on June 21 1005 . lilnury ‘P. Prludio of Gronwioh, he appears to have no business it c petition yesterday. his use lluhiiitidN at 07248.01. all unsecured and no its» note limes; his attests are drought. munelmtrumeuix WWW “M . convoy gloomy um. Darien [rein all wicket the Unified mm were meet may to mm the ends; . lid-drone Milne or them. Illaimedj Thai Action Taken At composed oi John llt- McMahon. James 'IiPsul and Dr Him-m B West, will not with the work. The whole situation “"8 AUTOMOBILE wanna» I'DRECMTI .aeneraily Fair Tonight and Naturally. vi NINININI NNNINIIEE NNN NW NE PIIE NENI Fire EscapeSchool nearing; ‘ is illegal it is reported upon excellent anther- ity this morning that the South Nor- walk Union School District Committee, uttend the meeting at the special tire escapee committee which has been called to meet tonight in the South Norwaik council chamber by Chief George W. Bogsrdus. The committee believes that the‘ action taken by the meeting was illegal and it. is under- stood that they will refuse to take any part in the proceedings otthe ape. ciai committee. There are several reasonétwhy the committee and others believe the so ilcn illegal. First, because they are of the opinion that after the district shall have been abolished on Mon- sny authority to use any money belong- any authority» to his any money belong ing to the district or term; second, grunting even that the committee shOuld have a right under the legal status of the district, it is the conten- tion of the gentlemen that the an pointment of this special committee was not legal in that there was uoth-I hip; in the cell of the meeting which planned for the appointment of thisa special committee For these lessons the members of the committee are of the impression that each member 0!. this special committee who shall signI I zit note issued against the credit of the district for any part of the apeci-l tied amount of $10. 000, can be held per Bonaiir liable. __ There in also like possibility of an injunction being brought to restrain the committee it they should go ahead - has taken on e. complicated aspect that is liable to cause considerebler excitement before the matter is sifted} out. -—FANCY NEW POTATOES, 27c PK. 19 1-2 lbs. Granulated Sugar. $1.00. Fancy Cmmery Butter. 320.. I 2 cans Tell Shlmonfzoc. 3 cans Milk, 250. . Large Reliable Flour, 20c. Full line of Fresh Fruits .und \ese- ' tables. Free delivery. ROYAL GROCERY, 22 South Main St. IBNIIJEIIT LIIGKV’ W NEW YORK. July lav—An outmno- bile accident which in some respects was the most remarkable ever witnes- sed on a New York track, Occurred out the Coney lslnud Motordmne shortly nl-ter midnight this morning. Two mu. chines were racing at titty miles an hour around the saucer truck, which has n elsntof nearly 65 degrees, when the forward axle broke on the cur driv- en by George Cook. ‘Aiutomobiie and driver turned it. complete somersenit trout the top rim of the truck and at the some time the other car, driven} by .io’clt Randell. shot beneath the sotucriicultlug machine and continued pron d the trunk in safety. Cook we found unconscious beneath the wreck- nge of his car, but was not initially in‘ lured. ”W w... milimclns ut Dorlon’n. Wedneedny, Friday and Saturday nights. lNETALLINO NEW ELEVETOR Employee 0: the Otis Mnnudecburinx‘ Company, menutaoturern or elevators. lore today opened in installing the new electric irelpht elevator at one swept: I: corned Mock. in Washington street, to replace the old techioued hand strain diet met its doors in the fire which re «our annoyed that part at the rhino 5,000 but in the met device intuit; close around Norwich town limits, its ‘Muhon, Dr. Hiram B. NHmrford and Wilfred Bodweli ldus that there would be a. meeting Iapeciai meeting of the South Norw alk ‘Uniou School District this evening at me m improvement is using it; stalled in the old spout st on W m war or elm no elevator In its» ‘ INNNNEII NINIIIN Telephone and Fire ’ Service Impaired by Electric Di I, in Norwich—ILllther Towns Reported Damage and. _ Quite Heavy .Rain Fell in Several Places IIINIINNN EINENAN NEW IN NINE NEEN NNNNIIEN Telephonesmurned Dui . marries July 12 ———m it ipertiou leriy sharp thunder storm or about a I001? a New 01'008 failing there half hour duration here yesterday at- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock a dozen trees in the c lty limits were struck and the disturbance to all sorts of electrical apparatus was general. Tree houses were struck, but with only slight darn ge Rain the first since a light show- or on June 24, fell ill torrents. OierI 100 telephones were burned out, trolley power plant shut down for ten minutes' as a pi ecuutionary measure. all the six circuits of the fire alarm system had their fuses burned out and the ticker 'service went out of business for thel afternoon No tires were reported, norI were any persons struck by lightui 'llhe min covered only is. «limited or en places to the south and northeast with -——-—..___.. MEETING GALLEII (IF FIRE £80"! GUMMITTEE Notices were sent toJobn F. Mc- West, James Harold 1“. Clark, D. William this Begun Paul, morning by Chief George W. of the committee appointed at the 8 o'clock in the council chamber, in Washington street. The above com« mittee. in which Chief Bogardus is Included. was appointed for the pur pose of installing tire escapes on all the schools in the district and in or- der that there might be no quest'on, lt.is planned to take some action he- tore July 15. in the coconut of the meeting which appeared in yesterday's honor it was stated in one part of theotory that A. E. Winchester woe made it member of the committee. This was an error. as Mr. Bodweii was the other member. v ”Dancing at Dorlon's, Wodneeduy.‘ Friday and Belttil‘dny nights. DAlillEii council. ,1 ins institution At the meeting of Bonner louncii No. ill. Hummers of Liberty. which won held that evening, the following officers were installed: Councillor-«vvli'uunic Crockett. Aeneciutcd Councillorwiiolsn Mood. Vice (‘founcillormlbvn atone. JAsuoclete Vice Councillorwtlindyo Overton. . Recording Newetarywcheriee J. Ferris. Associate dooretnrywdleurletin 0. MQMI I Finsuciel secretory «riparian» Wire lief. rrmumrkldu RowlandI Guidwmwiou Rooms. burrowiwn Parisian. IE but as all ‘ here, however ,theit lightning I III in a radius of a mile of (two I lieve the long rdronth. Lightning Strikes Train DANNEUSON, July 12. -An 1111 0 1y severe electrical storm one this section of Connecticut latem teidny mfternoou. While Ibnt littl tell the lightning was incessant seversl pieces were struck. Th' was particularly severe in Plat telephone common has been cut oil the extent of age cannot be learned. It is Providence train as it Was «an the Piainheid station. do” if ‘ was said to have been \lm’Io01h salons, but was let revived I Was pendulum“. poles“ were struck and the . 9431' vice completely demoraliled The Work is Being Done as piilly as Possible and WI Work a Great Benetit The South Norwalk waiter com I sinners are hard at work this it installing water meters in the hem of consumers, in accordance with vote taken at the last meeting of , .South Norwalk Board of Cannot I at which time they were authorip go ahead with this work. The W, of installation will of necessity be and tedious on account oi! the o the meters and the caste! i- _ tion The commissioners figure it will take all of two new in to complete the work and install left! in every house but lndlcnt ‘ that ultimately this will be i pitched, although it will probob more than two years to'oom work. I I . The scheme is one which itself to every l'uir thruster i _ meters installed over my. ' squnre deli! while now' tho exists Despite the appeals oi the sinners that consumer. in their use of the filtered nre people who are elitism I“ for irrigation illll‘polal. Th e sinners are saying but little” going ahead with their work.” crudely on funds and tithe will use or arrive: antibiotic Shoulder Lavinia. loo lb. Hamburg autumn 14¢ his beset» beet. ids lb. . Mind Meek, 22c lb. «a ti burs been, 25c. Jersey rude nurseries s I ‘ some. 200 lb. _
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