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Herbert Knox Smith, of Hartford, Late Commissioner of Cor-
porations Under the Administrations of Presidents}. m
Roosevelt and Tall, Delivers Address
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PARAiii HEAHHi All Hi AHHHAAH BAHH
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Horace lackson, of Bridgeport,
and Marvin H. Ooty, III Stom-
iord, Entertain the Audience
AM
By far the biggest potltical IaIIy
held in The Not-walks in yeals past
,convened at Music Hall last evening,
{to greet Herert Knox Smith tormeri
commissioner of corporations under
President William ll. Taft‘s adminis
tration, and now allied with the Pro-
gIessive Party and in charge of the
campaign in the Nutmeg State. it was
(the first demonstration given by the
local OIganization of the Bull bloOsers
and in point of numbers was a decided
success Every seat in tne big ball
'was occupied and many stood in the
roar it is estimated that there were
nearly fifteen hundred people in at-A
m-
SOCIALIST PART!
NAMES G‘OiilllllllllEll
The South Norwalk Local ISoctai
tic Party, held a meeting last even-
ing at which time the committee ap-
pointed to select a council ticket re-
ported and presented the following
names: Richard Voigt Samuel P.
Holmes, William A. Byzbee, Freder-
ick Hath, Stanley Mayhew and Vin
(I out Blade
The local did not callous owing to
~Saneme Court in an action broughti Shortly after 3 °°A°9k yesterday at-
tlle fact that nothing has been heard‘ by George J Gould Helen M Gould ternoon, the little fellow was seen
1mm Dr. William E. Chancellor who is A and Howard Gould N, am all t ,8 lying on the street
slated to head the ticket, providingA ec rsa N
the all] be in town
It‘ hancellor will not
in the. event DrA
lend the tickiI It
:house nearby and a h I-Ilclan was
probably one of those named as pro." (Dunbury in which a claim of $28, 688. D 3
peIItiIe candidates for council will be
chosen. it wold in receiIcIl from doc
tor caucus will take place at tile next
regular meeting.
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AllilEViilE & 80H
MAKE iMPHOVEMENTSA
idxtenaivc changes have been made
in A
t.” the. A. ..i Angovine Iii: Son store,
Washington street within the past few
months. The progressile conceln has
taken (nor the whole of tho lionovnu
block with the exception of the three!
nltlltii stolen on the around “our (Idin
“Hill .to their present qunlteln What
was at one time the Odd liollows' ball
HAM!“ been ripped apart, put together
unulu and fashioned into no wall light
ed and up-todatn furniture house. no
(Iull be found in thin section of tha'
(Illlntra. The upper floors Ilru con-
nontld with an elevator and present IIA
display or anode and a floor space well
worth inspecting by all In The Nan
walttu.
The work in now progressing down
stairs. The brick wall winch former»
ly enameled the rug and carpet de
pertinent from the main store room, to
being turn away and will soon be on
need into one large, light Ind airy
store. The trout will be materially
(changed also. The present windows
will be taken out and the entrance
moved from the west able to the (Ion
im- at the live stores. dunked on each
side by large plate glass windows.
These alterations have wrought I
wonderful change in this business
house which is in keeping withathe
times and the spirit at Booth Kuwaiti.
”9“th "3-“ WA.
A» Maurine baby boy was born to
on. and sun. William J. bovine of tin
new Fl,
tendanoe
The big mass meeting was preced-
led by a parade through the principal
(streets of the city. The parade con-
{sisted of the American Band, leading,
followed by loyal Bull MooseIs stretch
(ed out in l.ine The paiade itself was
not imposing but the great crowds
[which pressed closely to the curbs
was Tilers was an abundance of red
light and a consideiabie amount or
Ienthusiasrn, especially among the sup-
poIIIths of the new party.
The meeting was called to order
(Continued on eighth page.)
wmnnu
’AWWNMI
$28,688.63“ in Land goal
Hough Expectsto Pay “
Papers were tiled yesterday in the
toes of the will of the late Jay Gould
jagainot Judge Benezet A. Hongh ot
A 65 is made.
i it is held Judge llougll entered in-
Ato an agleemont with the Gould ea-
tnio. on lune, 2:5. i896. for the pos-
session and control of the' Red Field
ALaIIIiII" tn Ar,kanaas then owned by
the Gould interests it is alleged that
,IlIIIiIIeIIII June 1 1896 and Aug. 7 1907.
the payments amounting to 30. 361.44
A warp made upon the contract. but that
there remains unpaid a balance or
$28,688.65.
Dallbury, Hour; 28 wJudge itolllth
turns the Gould claims were correct
Ibut by that Ilgleoinont with George
itIoulIi he had been making pennants
IIIpIIII the property from time to time
Ins he received proceeds from the out
, on of the land.
This cournu had been satisfactory
to Mr. Gould. he said. and a short time
In am he discussed a plopoaltlon for the
pay mom of the baton-I: e of the account.
llull. (Ionid went abroad recently Judge
iiougil said, and the hind transaction
was left in the hands or his lawyers.
The null. brought in the name of tho
estate was (I complete surprise to the
judge on on demand for payment had
been made upon him and salt hull
"linen instituted during the pendency
of negotiations for a settlement, he
said. Judge Haunt: declared be expec-
ted to any the claim all soon an he
could arrange it
mMERRlLL COLLEGE OFFICE
open every day it a. In. to it p. In. for
the enrollment of punt-in tor opening
of tom, dept. 8. laid. V
V HOfl‘i't‘At. loam.
llllion Parker. Peat stamens, of Ella
direct. and rudel- this . of Bataan
avenue. were operated on this thorn
in; by Dr. William J. Tracey, dutch
ed by Dr. Francis It. Barnett. : ..
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File Claim in Superior Court otA
when} tot-sot Frills (it been Nile .
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30UTH NORWALK, CONNI. THUMDAY AUGUST 29; 191E
Scene of Much Beauty, and
There Was Large At-
tendanco
unmmn
Immmmn
Booths and Other Attractions
Proved Very Successful
A town fete, under the auspices and
for the benefit of Court Cecile, Daugh-
ters of Castlle, was given that arening
at the Catholic club grounds in West
avenue. The stage, which was erect:
ed In the rear, and the town were
artistically decorated with pennants,
Japanese lanterns, and flags for the
occasion. The skillful blending of
the decorations was especially notice-
able. The attention of all was attract-
ed as the pretty young ladies, ten in
(Continued on Tenth Page.)
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.. mmnw
Pasquale Severlno Bun liver by
~ Morris F. Flohorty
u
loitte Pasquale Severino. a seven-
yenr-old itniian boy, was «picked up in
a dying condition in Gracey street.
Darien. yesterday afternoon, having
been run over by a sand wagon driv-
en byIMorris l0. Flnherty.
A passer-by.
IIlIOse name could not be ascertained.
picked him up and carried him to a
Acailed. About. fifteen minutes later
Atho child expired without regaining
Iconsciousnesa and without giving the
ipeople any inkling of how he was in-
Iinrod.
Medical Examiner A. l. House was
summoned and upon examining the re-
mains tound a fracture at the base of
the skull over the right tenuplc, which
was without a doubt the cause of
death and undoubtedly was sustained
by the youngsters being struck by
some vehicle. most. presumably an
automobile.
The spot where the but was stru‘ck
was near the post road and these cir.
cumstances gave rise to the opinion
that a passing automobile struck the
boy and threw him into Grassy street,
not stopplnnvto see what damage had
been done. There were no (witnesses
to the accident. but later investiga-
tion disclosed the fact that Mr Fie-
herty had accidentally run the little
boy down
Medical Examiner House has notl~
tied Coroner Photon, of .Bridgeport.
of (the circumstances connected with
the case and an inquest will be held
at 3:45 o’clock this afternoon in the
Town Court room.
VlOllll HAHAHAKFH . .
V stlllollstv III.
IPHILADHiIIFHIA, Aug. handout:
Wannamaker. merchant and former
postmaster-general, to reported to be
seriously lit at hill son I home in Art-
iantle City. (One story to to the effect
that he undernont an operation to»
sanity tor a bladder attention. The
v
The Catholic Club Grounds a
_ HHHAH iiiiii iiiiiii
SEEKS Hit QHHSIHHH
Caroline Beers ‘ Arrested
ln colllmtlus, Ohio
“um
Boers, aged to
from Greenevil .
by Pittsburgh
Taft with two
coated in her
punish the hre§ident She had
she was waitin
arrested A
arr I led She
tor on which itiwas expected the
lure or President Taft had been
tographed.
....
ng.
JHHH ii. Hiiiii HiAiiS
Norwalirtdan Honored at the
hull convention Held in
New London
cities and towns. The obmpany
delegates 75.
credentials committee went into
elon.
over two hours.
Norwich, H. 0. Porter, of Milford
Alderman “Richard F. Brockott of
city.
with President P. F. Redmond
by Alderman Perkins.
of the president and secretary
lowed.
memorial
who have died during the your
cat companion.
First vice-preeidohthdmos
Twomoy. New Britain.
Treasurers-Samuel (LA Snags.
tertiary.
tion of Connecticut hold its an
Iv mombory.
oiectéd as follow:
Norwich;
of South idol-walk.
of Williiamrtlo.
family in reticent, and idiots lumber
itfy‘ In Mr. Wanamaker: store ‘
rolls ob know little about in ‘
hamaker holiness illicit)! A H?
two week; and mail]
rail: dance at listen tonight...
All] WI
Pittsburgh ailerons at Hotel
CODUMBAUSA 0., Aug. 29.—-ICaroliae
y, who said she was
Ohio; was arrested
ttves at the South-
ern Hotel whit waiting for President
_ its knives found con- .
, othlag. The woman
said she was tit" wife of the president.
Mrs. Boers lipid she Was going to
noticed yesterdiy afternoon waiting
around the 110%(11 and told employee
for the president. A
“l have the flared knife for Presi-
dent ’l‘atlt. " she told a detective when
The woman Aid not got the presi-
dent. but was fighnd and rushed out of
the hotel just a the presidential party
. I found in one of the
upper floors fitting near the eleva-
ident would gotta his apartments.
One of the knives which was found
on her clothing files a long keen bladed
affair, on the Handle of which a pic
Mrs. Beers was well~
A roll of $200 was found in her cloth-
HATE Hiiiiiiiii [AAAA’H
NEW LONDON, Aug. 29.—Firemon
loom all over the state met in this city
yesterday to attend the twenty-ninth
annual convention of the Connecticut
State Flrémon’ersociation. There
were 3th present. representing ninety
sates numbered 226 and department
At 9 o’clock yesterday morning the
The committee was in session
The committee is
composed of Lieut. W. G. Russell. of
Waterbury; Captain E. F. Stimson ol.‘
, and
The convention opened out 2 o'clock
siding, Tho delegates wore welcomed
The reports
At 4 o‘clock yesterday adiernoon a
service was held at St
{amen Episcopal church for Imemborol
Notioon Poe Corey, state chaplain,
0”“),de At 5 o clock the dologatedim frequently called upon for the most.
were entertained at dinner by tile io-
Officers were elected all follows:
Pmidontwl. D Milne. Norwalk.
Secretarywh. V. liaise. Watertown
Chaplain—«Rev. Neltlon PooCeI-oy.
With. practically all of its members
in attendance the Fire Chiefs' associa-
meeting at the Mohioan Hotel yontor»
day The association has about Ithlr-
‘ The, old board or ottioero was re.
preclude-Howard L. Stanton. or
viral: viob-breiidentui) W. Hostel-d
Inseam fleepmidontwo III. use.
it. it. Rancher. oration
ti if it it
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AHAH HAHAHA
Oceanic Oyster Company Form-
Iul inflow Haven wan Capital
Stock oi $50,000
mnfimm
nnmmm
Long island Oysters, Distributed
inParaftino Packages
by
been
new HAVEN, August 29.—-P'§Ipers
filed in the state secretary‘s
office at Hartford incorporating the
Oceanic Oyster company. of New
Haven. with a capital stock of $50,-
000 tell of the plans of New Haven
oystermen to invade Canada. to de.
velop the oyster business in the Canal-
dian provinces. The inoonporators of
the new company are John 0. John-
son, formeriy president of the board
of aldermen, who has been chosen
president of the company: Jeremiah
C. Smith, who has been elected trons»
DTBB'
pho-
clad.
(Continued On Fifth Page.)
SHHHHH [it AHHHi
FHHAE AAA! BEEN Hiiiiiil
AduorseAOrttlciiIm of President
Tatt's Policy Concerning
Nicaragua
All
WASHINGTON, _ Aug. 29.~Adveroo
criticism of the State Department’s
Central America policy during the
closing hours of the last session or
the senate: with intimationo that an
American army would be sent to Nice-
ragua. soon after Congress adjourned.
are believed by some officials here to
be the reasons which actuated Presi-
dent Taft in revoking the order send-
ing the Tenth infantry from the Canal
zone to Nicaragua.
All authorities on international law
in the State, War and Navy Depart-
ments are practically agreed that
there is no technical difference be
tween the khaki clad soldier and the
marine of bluodackot when employed
as a landing force in a foreign coun-
try But there is a public sentiment
wh-lch invariably associates the land-
ins; of soldiers with actual warfare and
a permanency of purpose. 0n thaotn.
or hand marines and bluoyaokots are
date-
see-
this
pro-
fol
va.
temporary and existent service as to
excite little on meat
is (laid at the State Department the
only effect of the pmilldoat I action of
last night will be to'elishtty retard the
assembly of o collisions American
Atoms in Nicaragua to insure the main-
tonanoe of communication between
the American taxation in Managua and
the warshipa‘nt Cortnto. 72' miles,
away. It is not believed that Amort-
ean interests or lives will be in great
danger for the next two or three
days, especially as knowledge of the
purpose to upcompiim the purposes
announced by Minister Woitsoi ls tut.
iy known to the robot leaders.
The Nayy'wolnforoomeotl are be
dinning to report their arrival in New
drastic. The “chest Denver arrived
at Corinth on Tuesday, but the may
iau tenement ‘ tit tops to the Navy
nonhuman did Moll here until
" doe reporting the
I a vet or the sailboat the dispatch
‘ _ lid (aileron use to land
.1.
Web
host
From a military point of view, it ,
Well-man reason"
Fair Tonight and Friday.
NORWICH, Ans. 29,—Much coal and
lumber went up in smoke, early today
in one of the most spectacular tires
seen in this section and in which loss
aggregating $200,000 was caused. One
man was burned to death, the charred
bones being found by firemen as they
worked over the mine. The tire was
at the Central Wharf exactly at the
head of the Thames river, and cover-
ed‘a plot of ground which is bounded
east and west by that river’s tributar-
ies and on the north by West Main
street. The firms which had losses
were the Edward Chappol Company,
coal and lumber dealers, near whOse
ELKS LODGE NAMES
HEN!!!“ OOIIITTEE
Norualk Lodge, No. 709, Bonevo~
tent and Protective Order or Elks,
’ hold its monthly mootipg, last evon~
tug, at the Eiks‘ Home,
Main street.
VPast‘Enatted Ruler Bernard J. Roy-
nolds, who was the delegate to the
grand lodge session in Portland, Ore-
gon, last. month, made a most inter-
osting and instructive report of the
proceedings, and was highly compli-
mented on the Ipaper.
Exalted Ruler P. F'. Brophy announc-
ed the appointment of committees.
among the number being the follow-
ing:
Entertainment committoe«F‘rank W.
Buckhoitz, Joseph J. Llnxweiler, Wits
item 1‘. _Ainley. Jeremiah W. Ahoarn
auditobert MoAltlster.
Memorial service—H. J. Reynolds.
“Charles H. Dliworth, Jeremiah Aheorn
and Harry 8. Pickering.
It was voted to hold a public mo-
morial service early in December
similar to the one held last year.
A lunch followed the business nose
stun.
in South
W
WAS BOSEITHAL KILLED
Ill BAIILEHB’ HOW
(NEW YORK, A115. 29 "Diltl‘lct Ab
tornoy Whitman tried today to trace
intervention that came to him that tho
men "Lem Ionic" Rosenwoig and
liturgy Horowitz. alias "Gyp the Blood"
was known to certain members or the
police department whonero aiding in
concealing the notation.
meport has it that these two men
will be kept’ln mammoth the trial
of Police “Milt. Booker to well under
way and that they will then be
brought forth all witnesses tor the do»
tome to {wear that the gambler no;
aonthai was slain in a gambler’s loud
and that (nose. Webber and Vailon
(thalamus toot: Inn-I in the killing. .
counsel for the (totem had nothing
to say regarding the report. but it. was
learned that lower: for banker will
killed in o gamblers row and. that an
amino mount Ito unlit the moan-Will»
til for the killing on «hooker. .
The. on
HiHi i H VISIHH iii Hiii
WHICH CAUSED 083 iii A
AHHHAHAHEHV AHA-ii
Charred Remainsj of a Man Found After Blaze at the C
Wharl Had Been Exilngui'shed Early Today. the Ftrothe
Having a Hard Fight to Control Flames
Inmmmnmnmmnml
iWMMMMHWWt
Tongues of. Flame Leeped Several Hundred Feet in the
’ Lighting the Country tor Miles Around
I—n—I-u—n—I—u-u—uh...
I
property the tire had apparently to“
ed, John A. Morgan cc Son, can '
lumber dealers Peck, Mthllla‘m
Company, contractors, and S trio
Young, contractors.
The tire broke out shortly alto NW
night, Officer T. J. Delaney havlu
tlced what he thought to be. ‘ an“
blaze near the Chappell Comp
building. The firemen had hard
pended when the tire assumed '
proportions. lit evidently ha” ,_ g
burning for some time under ,3,
There seemed no way or warrant
(Continued on Sixth I?"
not other I“
W
NEW HAVEN. Aug. Aim—4t
most as quiet as “along them .
said Capt. Brewer when “new
the kosher meat market, he ‘
When chickens were brought int
markets at an early hour'the WV ,
stood in front of the doors and or
not allow deliveries. A comm
the women has zone to New Yer
buy 800 chickens to supply the
of the boycottors. The police
ed Herr Hurowttz, a butcher a
corner of Cedar and Prince otreo
the complaint of a woman who sat
pushed her. A man and a woman ,
arrested for obstructing the (sided ,
A woman who had bought a.“ '
chicken had it taken away fro
Alas. for the chicken, it was pulls“.
pieces in the struggle.
BIG FEED 50R POLICEME
City of Norwalk 0mm. Have
It Dorion'l.
All the regular policemen of .
walk and South Norwaik Went
Gregory Point yesterday alto _
and enjoyed a show dinner prQI'
by Landlord OButlivan. iii;
Thomas Bradley was also grail.
the guest of the present allies“.
The dinner was one of the!)
the men ever had. Mr. O’Sulllv,‘
(highly pleased with the way In
whereabouts of the much wanted nun-l
endeavor to“ show that Rossetti“ wall - "
pared the dinner and the onus
they were treated. A lino tint
ported by all. The menu:
Clams on half shell ammo.
Chowder Blow
Both kinds of potatoes.
Soft shell crabs '
Chicken.
Sweet Corn
Codes . ,
Refreshments
vi
109 (3th
LOOKING FOR sodium
"Shell are put: Momt’l ninth?
the concert program?" '
"No. Put the picture
prone on it. She has 30 .
ttveo Who'll buy Illinois to t
III—Washington Herald .
sour an item
., "The host analytic will.
, on the hyacinth, “It
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