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.Bussell lames,'Near Six Years Old, Stepped Almost in Front
oi the Touring Car Frederick Maihesius, oi New York,
I .a Summer Resident Near Norwalk I
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Testimony oi Witnesses Tend to Prove That the Accident Was
One oi the Unavoidahle Nature
iltusselll‘ aJmes, the bright five-1A1] three attended the Center school.
near and nine months old son of Mr. 'l‘hev had proceeded noith 011 West
and Mrs William James. of Wilton Iglnln silent as far as the corner ot'
avenue has. killed yestelday aitel- I West. Main and Summer street When
110011, at the corner ot‘ West Main and I they reached this pomt, the three
Summer streets by an automobile stepped into the road, with the inten-
owned and driven by Frederick Math- tion of crossing, but seeing the ap-
eslus, .lr., a New York architect, 110w preaching auto stepped back on thei
diving in New Canaan. The machine sidewalk. The James boy seemed be-
vvas going very slowly at the ‘time wildered and acted as though he did
and the unfortunate happening was not know what to do. He again step-
en unavoidable accident. ped oil? the walk, directly in the path
Master James, accompanied by two of the big, touring car. Tile front
other boys, WillinmiBranchuu and Ar— fender 011 thelett side of the car
thur Newull. about the same age and
size, was cochlngbome from school.
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NEW LONDON, Sept. 61~Atht of PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 6.—-«Mrs.
Revolutionary history was woven in- Grace Grafton, aged 56.5 and Kate'
Ito the program of the é’loamg day of .Morning. aged 56. were drowned, sand
the Atlantic Deeper Waterways‘ Con- Ian unknown person is missing—Awe
rventioh, today. when the delegates Iothers were rescued last night when a
left on? cons‘lderntloa 'of. transportation icanoe upset in the Allegheny river
problems to hear the eddiess of Pres- ,neur Freeport, Pa. The river was
ident William H Taft, who as a guest. Isw oilen on account. of tecegit rains and
took part in the 13lSt patiiotlc ob- flood conditions. Louis Morning res-
eervnnce of the defense by colonial Icued rMs William Ryan, although his
farmers in .Fort Griswold. on Groton Iowa mother was drowned, the young
‘ iiioights, against the British under Iman being unable to reach her in time.
{Benedict Arnold. The granite shaft
on the heights which marks the spot
of the massacre of the patriots is on-
]y a short distance from The Gris Ito-date place in town for shampoo,
wold. in which the. advocates of in- ‘i'nclal massage. electric scalp treat;
trn-constal canals have been holding meat. rinnnicuring, children’s hair cut.
their sessions. The convention pro-j puffs, combover or hair singed; all
111111111 was cleared of its subjects, a‘hall price tor the winter. Bring in
place selected for next year's coiiv-en- I your combings and have something“.
i.,ion and officers chosen to carry on Inlce made up You will be well plans-
the. motement during the next year,I ed with all work done here Give US it
1101mm Congressman J. A, Gonlden,Itrial. We are open Wednesday and
ol‘ New York, presided at the conclud. ISatui'duy nights-
ing business sessi0n at which W. T l
djonneily, of New York; Joseph F AT STATE SECRETARY'E OFFICE.
tlrny, railroad cbmmissioner of Gear-‘2 The JOhn Goueh Building Company
—-THE BEAUTY SHOP,
I102 Washington St" is the most up
gin, and Mayor F. W. Donnell): ol' ofBridkeport. capital, 331.600.1181: tiled
Trenton. N. J., were the speakers. Ia certificate of incorporation in the
W— . cemetery of the states cities The
' ~NOTICE. Iincorporntors are John Cough. Wil-
Thc first installment oi Razor Shops liam Gerard, Charles G. Brown. war
has 111'1lved and coupons may be re- 0 Sturges, Charles Pryor and H New
(loomed at ltlly time. ton Ellsworth.
M... The Andrews Douglas Company, in-
.001 poruted has filed a certificate
Ishowlng an increase of capital from
I330 000 to 160.000 .
I The Wectville Fire Department.
mw Company 1. Incorporated l .s tiled
NEW YORK. Sept GWEN” IWO articles of ansdciutlon. its. 11:11 is“ the
persons, forty stem of- them OIIIIdl‘el‘» lweutville School District of Now its»
wmo cured from death in a row at run
burning tenements In Grow street, 111.9 J .10qu binder Realty Company
liiwoklrm early today. by four notice has mod a certificate of incorporation
Wt". A" 01 ”‘3 “IXW'WO had “9‘3“ .to do real estate business. The capital
"V'E‘I'GWIO by “milk” and Wm ”WNW its $110,000 and Louis Linden Clarence
hulfoonsclouu from their rooms to the (l. Spaldlttg mid Arnon A. Am”; of
utmot. N w I I
The prinolphl l per in the tire was 0 adventure the moorporators.
The intérnutionu Provisionol, com
pony, whose tour-story fishing house
was also swept byithe fittings and cam-
nsud to the orient oi! about $150. 000
' mes'runow's cum
warncko’i Rocky Ford‘s
your choice, do each.
Very fancy creed corn. louder
snort overcomes
sum two PEOPLE:
wCIhiidreti' is school bit on, the kind
that wear. 9511 to 12. an The White
Shoe store, 90 Wdthington 8t.
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, Barge Burns the popular young
clerk in the Fdirnold bounty devings
'1, Bank is told on with In uloqretod
' tooth.
, ' some in Franklin avenue.
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Women Produced as Iidoiher' oi
, removed several truck loads of mar-
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trouble and he is confined to his .
nun iliii Iillli
Drowned Client is” Said to he
in Brooklyn
NEW YORK, Sept. d.——1Pending a
decision from the district attorney‘s
ofl‘loe here, the authorities, of Orange
County, N. Y., areholdiug in ubeyauce
any further investigation into- the
denth of Mrs. Rose Sasha, an Austrian
woman 'who was drowned in Green-
wood Lake that county while in com:
puny with Burton W. Gibson. a. New
York lawyer At an inquest at the
time of the death, a verdict of acciden-
tal drowning was returned.
W. C. DeGraw, a deputy sheriff from
Orange County, came to New York on
yesterday and is co-operating with the
:AustrovHungarisn consulate, which
seeks to have Gibson removed from
control of Mrs. Szubo's «$10,000 estate.
AlliilmdaVIt from the consulage, togeth-
er with other evidence. is now‘in the
hands of Distxict Attorney Whitman to
take what action he may deem noses
sary. I
One of the chief questions to be solv‘I
ed is whether or 11ot1M-rs. Petronelln
Menschnick, mother of the victim nndi
beneficiary under the will is alive. Mint
Gibson contends that she is alive in
this country, and he has produced;
what purports to be a waiver of cita-
tion signed by her, placing him in con-
trol of her daughter's estate. In, the
utildsvit submitted to the sur'rogate,
the Austro-Hungarlnn consulate alleg-
es that Mrs. Menschnick died in 1910,
.i’orgerv. Detectives have traced to
Brooklyn In women alleged to have so
posed and it was hoped to Identity
her bode
pIthId who took the woman' s acknow-
ledgement. ‘
Mr Gibson says that he can explain
everything sntisi’nctorily and answer
all charges at the proper time.
ouneunsetcunto
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NEW YORK, Sept. 6.——One 0f the
most extensive jobs of wholesale bur
glory ever accomplished in New York
city was discovered shortly before
daybreak this morning, when the no
lice were called to an eleven-storyloft
building at 13 University Place by the
sounding of a burglar alarm from the
ninth floor. When“tho police arrived
it was found that burglars had been
through every one of the first eight
doors, which were occupied by vu-
rIous clothing manufacturers. The in-
truders had gone through all the stock
rooms and otilces and had evidently
chandtse. It was impossible to obtain
any accurate estimate of the total loss,
but the police believed it. would reach
$50,000.
~When you buy our bread you get
the best. Banner Bky. Tel. 387.
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or illii'l'l8ii unsuir
BTEVENAGE}, Eng, Sept tie-Two
lives while flying today.
Captain Patrick Hamilton had taken
Illeut. Stewart as a passenger in his
wings of the aeroplane collapsed.
250 feet.
core were found in the wreck.
army flying corps. inept, Stewart
“not on. aviator.
Thy llndcrtakei‘s Rourke and Rourke,
and that the waiver of citation is a,
with the return or a notary ’
more British army olhcers lost their
biplane. In endeavorlng to make bend» ,
way against u‘utrong wind. one at the
The machine tell from an altitude of
The bodies of the two oili-
Captain Hamilton had obtained his
pilot’s pertinence only on March lit at
this your. d-IIe we; on infantry amour
belonging to the Worcestershire Rein},
them but was attached tor duty to the
Despondent New Yorker Dies a
Few Hours Later in Bridge-
ugh Hospital
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Man Made IGarciui Preparation
for thuI‘IEndeLeii Notes
for Friends .
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BRIDGEPQR’I‘, Sept. 6.——Fay Fried-
man, who took an overdoae of 111012
phiue pills atthe sinusoidwun sul—
otdal intent, died at St. Vincent's
hospital yesterday afternoon at 4 o-
clork The body was taken in charge
awaiting theiarrlvet of relatives from
New York city.
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SHALL 8 LAMB 180 LB
Lamb cho Is, 16c lb.
Roast bee 18c lb. I .
Hamburg doeak, 12 L20 lb.
Corn beef, 81: lb.
,:L.unb stemwdc'ib.
Choice. tdwt. 22c db.
8 bars soup. 251:.
authentic, 25c It).
NEW YORK MARKET.
143 Washington St.
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A LAND or ROMANCE.
They are passing through the land
of story and song. where more ro-
where else. upon the stone.
Spain?
France“!
1N0, gentle reader. no.
The train slows down,
brakemsn calls the station.
“Next stop lndiauupolis!"
and the
‘NOTIOE. REMOVAL.
i have. moved my place of business
1 am prepared to serve meals to per-
manent and transient guests.
"MRS. ANNIE HAMILTON.
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PERFECTLY NATURAL INQU IRY.
with an am; the old man chased him
for miles, sting at him with s ,blun-
derbuas all the while. Then the 1.1.11
bore joined in——-"
”fluid on. Are you telling me
about a nightmare or a moving pic-
ture show?“ I
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A OAFE BET.
She—4f fashion makes our dresses
any skimmer 1i. really don’t know what
we women will do.
lie»! do; you'll wear the dresses.
'OEA SERPaNTs.
They never come around today
To give the summer guanine. Jar, .
The hotel people tound that they ,
I We‘re hurting business at the bar.
Minimization, first Assistant on...
' taken a position in the store or Chum-
her Brothers in Boston. There he will
be 11 column: for the company. He
tell; for the dreman's convention in
New Motion Some time his. and 118111:
to Boston where he secured the pooh
hon. His many friends with him the
heat or luck to his new line ct work.
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Rumored phannes [Along the
. has been placed.
‘ ed that the Norwelk Steamboat Corn-
- pastetwotrdiys'that there is to be a.
menace have been born"'than IEDY? ..
from 15 to 12 itavllnnd street, where'
"Next thing i knew he hit his father '
of the tNorwnllt Fire Department has
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Water Front in South Norwaik
It has been reported from a num
ber of reliable sources within the past
two weelos that numerous changes are
to take place on the waiter front in
south Norwalk "within a short time.
Raymond Brothers have been engaged
for the past several Weeks in making
big extensions to their dock facilities
building a large wharf north. of their
old docks. All that land which was
formerly but valueless reclaimed land
has been retained by spiles, securely
driven, behind which has been dump-
ed hundreds of loads, of soil and over
which a substantial and lasting dock
it has been report
puny is to move its docks to the new
Raymond Brothers' docks and that
the Ferris com Company will extend
its dockuge 11nd yards to the present
property occupied by the Steamboat
Company. a
The change on the part of the For-
1'ls Coal Company has been made
necessary by the plans for the new
bridge, which will take in about
twenty feet of the north side of the
Ferris Coal Company at lands, facing
on Washington street. Without; ex-
tension of the, yards, this slice of
property would eliminate the possi-
bilities of the present yards. Just
when the changes are to take place
could not be ascertained and while
the above report has not been verified
by any of the three parties concerned,
it is understood that the rumors are
based on solid facts. ‘I II
lt'has also been'rumored within the
change inIithe management of the
Ferris Codi Company This report
could not be verified today. »
--‘BEST FLOUR. 75¢ BAG.
Potatoes. fine quality, 23c peck.
Swaet Potatoes. 30c peck.
Meadow Brook Eggs, 31c dozen.
oi 10c pkgs. Corn Flakes, 27c.
Alaska salmon. 1011’ can.
New Salt Mackerel, 80 each.
19 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
Pure Lard. He’ll).
251: 1111' Smoked Beet. 20c.
EAST lNDlA TEA CO.
Tel. 371. 125 Washington Street.
. SYMPATHY sHOCKED HIM.
It happened the other evening and
now a certain clubmen is trying to
figure out how he will square things
with his wile the next time he is
"detained down thvn.” He was not
going home for dinner, and when his
wife answered the telephone he said:
"Don't wait for me at dinner this
evening, deer. 1 shall be detained on
business. "
"Very well, " she repled “‘l'm sorry
you can't. come home. but business is
business, I suppose Where are you
now?"
“Where um i? in my oilice. of
course. I have had a very busy day.”
“it‘s too bad you have to work so
hard. George. But, tell me some
thing.”
"Yes, dear; what is it?"
“‘llow can you keep your mind on
“Every Little Movement?"'——Kouoae
City Star. '
All arrangements for the dance
‘whioh the Alumni Association or sIIt.
Mary's school are to give this evening
in the T011111 Assembly unit in Wall
street. have been completed. The com-
mittee in charge have worked hard to
make the adult" 11- bis success. The
ticket: for the dance have said quick.
ly and the chances are that the II",
'ntir will be n his success. _
A neon. club's Board at Estimate
will be held in the union or the le-
’ " town hall, In Wall
MATURDAWS unce1n1.s._
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business with the orchestra playing.
thhdko'fl hooky Ford’s- melons,
, commute: to encode no sense
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the Shots That Killed the Gambler
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NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-lnterest in Although Hayes‘demed
the Rosentltal case shifted today from yesterday that he had said,
the Criminal Courts building to -po« force Waldo’s resignation wit ..
lice headquarters, wtiere Cornelins‘G, ty~four hours, he has not; sip
Hayes, deposed notice inspector, was other features of his ,_ recent
to be placed on trial, charged with; shoe with. Mr. Whitman‘and-gh
making 1lalse statements concerning expected to be the chief witness
Police Commissioner Waldo. District ”John Doe” inquiry into the
Atorney Whitman announced his in- situation.
tention of being present, and the e Technicalitles promised-to
was 11111ch.speculation as to whether the start of the trial today.
Hayes, taking the stand, would “make pointed out that Commission
good" any of the statements. aittrlbut- had temporarily *reinstated,‘
ed to him. notably that he would re- yesterday to get from his
veal departm’ent-el secrets embarrass ‘
ing to the commissioner. '
reconstitute Til implausible .
blind: minor 1 .111 1 1
The Progressive: of the Second Vot-
ing District will hold a caucus in Red .
Men’s Hail, Washington street this 13va
enlhg tor the purposes of electing dele- picture theatre have hm m
gates to the state and Congressional Joseph Hevessy one of the in:
conventions to be held In Hartford on the church estate Mr. E8 ,
September 25- 26 and to choose a chair- Icontinue the motion PM“
man for this Progressive District. Ischedule.
The local Republican organization The building was formerly t
opened up their headquarters this mor- el in which the church hot it
ning in Washington street 19 the Toy- vices but which was "m
ior & Golden building thereby getting the new church was completed
the jump on the other two parties in Ibsen operated since then as a
this respect. This excepts the Social I l t h t It
lets who keep their headquarters in ‘1’ c are I e“ 1'
Washington street open all year. The
Republican organization are planning
a vigorous campaign and will be heard
from from now on.
«local politics are still brewing. it
In understood that thebame of Harold
1“. Clark has been mentioned again
this your for councilman. Mr. Clark
is the ex'chlef of the tire department
and has a host of supporters and ad.
mlrers. He holds the position as fire
marshal and building inspector at the
present time and his friends are urg-
ing that his name appear on the local
council ticket,
That part of the call for the Pro
uresnlvo (mucus thiseveulng that re-
lates to the selection of a chairman
and secretary for the District Commit
too has given some the impression that
there he}; been a split. in the ranks of
the local Bull Manners and that Chair»
mun Thomas l‘itclinrdwn has found his
position untenenble. This is an error.
Mr. Richardson we. chosen chairman
of the local Progressive Club and the
cult relate. to the chairmanship of the
District committee.
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“NOTICE "i suppose," raid the 111
The members of the Mayflower 1013118108 in the 3“,qu
Flock and Ladder Company are re- 3“ men buy; an automobile
attested to report at the Truck House learn all about 11, mm“
at 2 p. 111., Blinder. Eleptemhar 8. In its complicated mochinirz
uniform, to attend the funeral of ourI "i‘m' not so sure “an”
lute member. Captain Decor at. John. ediy 111111171on the keeper
decanted-1 I tuhliehutent. . "11d: no.1,_
9”. W" the chances are that. he welt II
IQARRY B. WATERBURY, . I wpwa‘o Tubum‘
1 Captain. u ' ' 5
Division No, i, A. O. 112., will hold
a hostel and dance in their hull. Well
street, on Friday oriental. hotelier
18th. debit eroticism. Kerry d 11
L rdy, iterated Opnuotly. Edvard which
and screenwriter. no emitter ,‘I'
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-. The building 1111 to“
one at 20 Lexington uvenn
owned by the Hungarian W
Church. and used lately as I
«Up- todnte footwear at
prices The White Shoe Sip
Washingtod so
WE WOULDN'T GO IAGK
lit costs you more to live
did your great grandfather. ‘
Item .
:But then he had no asphbrit stud
No guy sextettes, ' ‘
1N0 ornate bars, no trolley all“. I
No cigarettes. 1. . ‘
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He never ran a touring can, 1 ‘
He never flew
Of turkey trot. as Iikc as not
He nothing know .
He had no pleasing pennant r
Or sunset hose.
No auction whiut upon his i
No picture shown.
its never used a fountain can,
01' kept encore. ‘
It costs you more to live. on
it is worth more.
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Brown-ml crooner it sorta
tndu‘rso my note?
Jones-widow long has hit
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