Surprise Sprunp on South MorWalk Delegation When it Was
Announced That Connecticut company Hod, Appesled
in the Matter oi Additional Trackspe Under E E
no I
The Washington street Bridge
IAAIIERS Will BE HEARD
iii
Al lilillililllll ii anon A
city Dillclals and (liners Present Strong, Arguments Aniline
installation
of Tracks
A surprise was in store for the del-
egation or South Norwaik citizens who
went toAHnrtford yesterday .to protest
against the Connecticut Company be-
ing granted permission to install a
turnout between Monroe and Henry
E streets in South Main street, for there
it was brought out that the Connec-
ticut Company has appealed from the
decision oi? the city council refusing
A the corporation permission to, lay tur-
A ther trucks E under the Washington
‘43,, street railroad bridge. This appeal
' fives unknown to any South [Norwdlk
A. officials and woe sprung upon them
, yesterdu) when" they were preparing
to argue against the switch matter
alone. It was agreed that both an-
peals should he better heard togeth-
er. Nothing of particular import de-
veloped yesterday. except that the
commission deterred the one hearing
until hoth could be held and that. the
members acquiesced to hold the hour-
ings next in Bridgé'port, that the
South Norwalk witnesses will not
have so tsr'to go. I The date was ii:-
ed for Wednesday. October 9th. _
Mayor William F. Tammany. Cor-
poration Counsel Joseph R. Taylor,
(Continued ”on Eleventh Pogo.)
E ,‘VVIWEEWI ”Till IIIWSE
A _K, Sept 2E7 thuoent Ase
tor. son or the late Col. John dwelt
E E Astor returned to New York from
Europe Jteddy on the Cunard liner
W Wildit'uretanln Another pnsenger was .1.
E .dn'fillhurn. of counsel (or the Stand-
‘ and .Oil‘ Company.
Young Astor said he had decided iln~
ally not to go back to Harvard for his
. degree. die confirmed the report that
~ his mother. Mrs. Ava Willing Astor.
Col. Astor's first wife, was coming to
this country She will arrive tram Eu-
rope in about ten days and will span
the winter in 'New York.
in. liaison iii
noun “Lou noun
Pleasitii with Reception and wni
Odolpeldd in flew York
Wind Week
E M
metronome, N H.. Sent. 27—-
, reintroduction
soon NDTWBIK People to center
With District, EAiiorneii on
Dosenthai Eliseo
Mr. and Mrs. Rois. who have been
in the limelight tor several days past
hy'renson of the fact that they were
unfortunate enough to have occupied
the some apartments in the city which
were later taken by "Gyp the Blood"
and "Letty Louis," lett early this
morning for New York city, where
they will appear before District Attor-
ucy Charles s. Whitman. in regard
to their slight connection with the no-
torious Rosenthal murder case.
visit from Deputy Assistsnt‘Dlstrlot
Attorney Aaron Conlou. as around or
a. letter sent, to the district attorney
by Mr. Rein, telling the cdidlels oi the
whereabouts of Mr. Role and his will-
ingness to: be interviewed as to his
connection with the cues. Attorney
Conton arranged the interview which
vise held this mornins. « t
it “has been extensively reported in
His New England tour closed HGovoru
or Hiram W. Jon lel't here this
morning (or Boston. d-ie hoped to
make. connections thstwonld
him in New York this afternoon W
The governor's three—day trip into
this section his been very gratifyingl This story Mr.
to him. he said teddy. it. has ll‘neen
greeted by large crowds” silo wishes
' to revisit some poi-ts oi New hinglond
A and probably will herons he ends hisE
campaign. Ehould he min come this
way, he probably will do into Heine
,to deliver o my addresses.
According to pendent plans
New York. through the dailies having
criculutlon in that city, that Mr.
Ennis knew both the gunmen in ones»
tuna tion and told one Schwinn at their E
intention to iak‘e his (Reis') unort-
merits upon his surrender of them.
Rein-3 deals: in most
emphatic terms. The New York Sun
recently printed it desist or this test.
st the instigation or Mr. Roll.
through his attorney, John J. Cuneot
“yummy-e on... ’
nut-"A" on no: OF BEACON. :
Pencils ti
lAIilES WWI Ii]
envelopes will remain in the homes
A tensors rue
A short time agoflir. Rois, who is‘
so ex~New York policemen received a'
Envelopes Were Distributed to
Every Home in Town This
Morning
IIEEEBI AlllIlI Sill iiilil,
Two Have. Promised Checks for
$500 and Other Large Checks
Are Expected
The‘onmpsicu is on in earnest and
today‘the ladies connected with the
King's Daughters movement ‘in the in-
terests of a Home for the Aged are
distributing omelepés pt every house:
in the sixty blocks. Each and every
home received one or more Envelt’ipes
and by this time will have examined
them and perhaps contributed. The
until Monday or next week when they
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
A.
son to E8“?!
. mmwpnmr wnoEE uses a.
sen In . M; mi the Tombs.
and w 693:; mu ”fuel dsy evening.
mid or we remove sold ”.000 to s
flasher in the Tombs. cmclals ot the
department of correction have
learned. 8c the mystery of his es.
cope has been solved to some extent.
Now the oinciais are satisfied that the
man did not set out of the city bus-
tlle unaided, as who told at the time
by Tombs unicorn. A
The [Mots in the . case became
known yesterday, just at the moment
that the prisoner was being arraigned:
before Judge Groin. in general Iss-
slons. die was shamed there with
murder in the rim degree and with
attempted murder. Because the mu
had no lawyer in court to look out tor
his interests. Judge Groin sent him'
back to the Tonihs till today.
Shoulder lamb. 1250 lb.
Roost heel. lilo lo.
litmhurs steak. 12 Mo lh.‘
Choice fowl. 220 lb.
8 here scum 15c.
A Butterlne. 360 in A
A A NW YORK MARKET,
. 143 Wuhinston St
A prominent oridseii’onfisiiu ,w‘ '
paramedics: to South Now i‘
terrain where he siweye may.
"goodn- trailer m to be united to
the diction, yesterde‘y often-noon
new
‘ walk suttt'hsliflff The all-day event
of A unique it me which will occur A
'iilWEAiiilIl Wiilllii
use or route use is A
‘ brie! 9mm in thin city.
A lions or holistic Ht. main opened or
the day was manned tor the noon
d1 Mailing. .W .
hi i in. ctty the governor ev-W
emblems end he M9119 sud trons—
iormed feces of numbers 0: their
friends amen .A‘tsqual“ heat and
sex, and applaud. for their devotion to
their cause, 11A
alone.
Plans are-m I
it among the Nor-
on October hen sunregettes
from various rte d! the United
State and all or lino ‘ ticut Wo—
man‘ a sour-m no
entertained by the Norwnlt
he to ding the
tion to the hr
thuslaem in 1,sz
on“ of the organizes
Ad shroud the cm
of the Votes for
The project is insane: wit. Autistic-
iesm unions the educates or Whine
minerals in town end so the We
here is s strong one. it id W
that the shit will he most-mt.
hixsct details of the sit-dun om
session are not yet torthccnnuj. but
full particulars will he humped
through these columns are the date
srrivos.
IA BillIilil IiiilAI
Will Speak at Lawrence, Lowell
and Gsmhrldoe on Way to
Maine end rem
( «new
HOETON. Cent. 27.~Tltorou¢hly
mm and may tor Another day or
rigorous umpaisninx. Governor wood-
row Wilson land before him today a
The governor woe to man opuhiio
reception for him It 10: 30 o'clodl: sud
at 11: so detect: we: to receive datum
heur- iu the Timpani Temple Auditor-ii
um. Tho “Vernor 1 scheduled to
more incited in; 2 o‘clock this Alteration
possum Conn, where he villi
‘ ‘ a. touch tannin, returninx to
A film. he would
. visit dimers Uni rii
tor the very «use A
Franchise Lessors; '.,The scheme Will ‘
during the early hours of the strike
No Troutiie constructions
Strikers This Morning
LAWRENCE, MIME" Sept. E27. -As a
protest Whilst the Imprisonment of
‘ Ettor and Arturo Glendale
American Woolen company were the
o be, attested by the walk-
During the Arts; hour and a hall or
the wording tiny. which {resins st 6: 45
a. in, the. strike had not, affected any
or the cotton mills. At the three wool.
on mine. however. the employees con.-
tinued to leave. A A
No serious disorder visa reported
rots i. villus iuiE A
renown rods rennet
Miss Nellie arson. formerly oi Nor-
truth and now living in Bridgeport, had
it narrow escape from serious injury
Wednesday evening when she was
thrown from n Bridhimrt our. The on
student happened on State street near
Rockwell's Drug store. Miss Green
was about to. onlixht tram the our And
no she stoned mm. the door ot the our
to the running. beam she slipped and
fell. latte struck on her left shoulder
and tone. Her shoulder was disloosted
her knee broken and she was badly
bruised about the body Miss Green
won in a semi-consciousetdte when
picked upAAnnd word we; sent to one
or therhosnitsle for the amhuisnce. The
“tutored woman" was taken, to the hon-
pilot end her injuries dressed. Thurs-
use morning he“. was token to the
heme of him, Armstrond. ln hiriield
Avenue, where she in bosrdins. Miss
Green is resting es contortnbly as
could he expected. V
Word or the accident was sent to
Mrs B. loves. it sister or the victim
'who lives in Nowell: in multiln sve-
nue. Mrs. Joyce will have her sister
taken to Not-well: so soon a she in
vlshio to some. ; ,
Leaders
. BRIDGEPORT.‘ Sept. 27.-~The Dem-
ocratic convention oi the Fourth Con;
greasional district was called to or-
der at 12:80 p. 111., today by State
Committeen'inn Michael A Kenny, of
Bridgeport, with 95 delegates present.
The dele'y in starting the convention
Wes caused by the meeting or the
Fairitld county ranchers or the state
committee tdperilect 'a temporary roll
call. EW. J Beecher, of Newtowu was
temporary secretary of the conven-
tlon. ‘
The interval between the urrival
or the delegates at the hall and the
opening or the convention was hired
Elliott sec and Costs in New
Demon Wednesday For As- A
norm king .
Frank om'o'w was found guilty of
assault upon sllon E. King, Wed-
nesday by Justice if. S. bowie“. "if‘
one of the mostllntemtlng which
has taken mode at NGW~CMEQENI for
some time. The court room m cor.
rldor were filled with spectators.
and Grand Juror W. 1. Brent and At-
torney Doudliussr or sculptor-d tor the
State. When court opened, about 1
p. m.. 1dr. Jennings moved that the
train the room. that they might not
saying thnt this might be
a murder case; but .
celled for in the pro _ one.
Most ,turther ortument. Justice
should be allowed to rennin, Attorw
not shitty 1' his and”.
Donovan, Wilson and German Eliohorts Are Working
was lined 320 and costs. The trial was .
witnesses for the state be excluded ‘
‘hsor evidence given by the other on»
noises. Brant immedistei'y comm. 1"
all right in A
entirely un- A
flawless ruled; that the. witnesies
ney Jennings then entered it, plan all
of Fight
by several hot discusel
the different factions Aid
and several times not iiE
rowiy averted by the totem
cooler delegates. ' W A_
The principal matte .
ventloll, aside from t
Congressional cshdidnt
contest between the W
Boucher faction of th
cy and the sushi he.
faction for five sad to
tion. ”The latter lsctl
Attorney Stooley, T. Jennings cl E‘ E‘ E
Stamtord appeared for the accused, '
Norwalk Chronicler