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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 9.1912
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Man to be at. Headquarters Every Hour During the Day Here-
aiter~Meihourne Road, Through the Late Rev. c. M.
Selieck’s Property, is Accepted
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Captain Fletcher H. Montgomery Named on Board-oi Estimate,
Succeeded H. M. Kent
d’01ice Commissioner William How-
ard, ol’ Norwol-k, presented to the Nor-
wnlk City Council last evening, a reso-
lution, recommending that the board
of estimate and taxation appropriate
the necessary funds for the employ-
ment of another policemen for the up-
per city, and his resolution was pass-
ed unanimously. This vote is in ac-
cord with a. growing sentiment. in
favor of another man tor the Norwalk
police force, and Commissioner How-
ard struck a. popular chord in present-
ing the matter last evening. The
necessity of an added member of the
force has been felt for some time and
«prominent citizens have advocated the
plan and it now appears to be a cer-
tain course. This will enable the
better protection of the city‘s interests-
nnd will permit of a station men at
every hour orithe day.
The meeting last evening m' s.
rather short business who al-
though discusions upoa various topics
and the bills of the month consumed
considerable time. Among other ac-
tions taken, the council accepted the
new street of! East nvenue. through
the former Rev. C. M. Selleck prop-
(Contluued on Ninth Prue)
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Secretary Bodwail ot Schml
Board and Town Dlerit Smilh
, Hare Ditterani opinions ’
The town school board held a meet.
in; last night at the high school build-
»ing. *but aside from several discussions
little business was transacted. The
question of tire escapes and other sub-
jet-ta will be investigated and report-
ed on at the next meeting
The meeting waaieniled to order by
Chairman A. C Wheeler.
A number of bills were mused and
referred to the tinnnce committee.
A number of bills from the purchas-
ing department. not approved by ei-
ther past or present committees were
ri-rcm-ed back to the previous purchas-
iiii; rommitte for their npprovni before
Ili‘illK passed upon by the board.
it was voted that the secretary re.
niuist the selectmen to take the nec-
essary steps according to statutes, re-
garding the taking over the proper-
ties of the several districts by the
town. it alipeured that under the low
the eolectmen should have taken this
notion some time ego. and the board
went on record us requesting them to
liilie the necessary steps without fun
ilicr delay.
ii. (t. llowmnn, superintendent of the
Wontport schools. wrote. nailing pur-
niissloii for one of his scholars to
niioiid school in Norweik.
it was voted that the secretory noti-
iy him of the regular tuition (see.
Mr. Mills. of llrund lther. request-
wi tho Ylilili'd to grant him $60 more
to meet current. superman, his blldii-
oi liming been cut to this extent by
the board.
l‘ho mutter Wen deterred.
Secretory liilllii’i'll reported that ho
lirul sent u letter, addressed, pursuant
to it vote of the committee to the
Honorable board of Apportionment of
the Town or Norwaih. regarding the
appropriation of mono tor the fire ea»
copes. The letter fell into the hands
of fleleotmsn Avlnon who turned it
over to the town clerk and he in turn
tiled it away.
rimmtnry Hodweil went to the town
clerk to uncertain what had become
tee. This request was refused ab-
solutely, and emphatically. in the
discussion which followed, the town
clerk acid that the board of super-
t4ionmont trod held two public
Amos echo. time this matter
have been considered.
Mr. Badwoll expressed lb the town
did
i ciorir,’ his opinion thin this secret no
stone of the board were lot in keep-
ing with the duties delegated to them
and held that many tax payers shared
with him this view, and that the son-
timent against the practice of tran
'snctlng public business in private was
crowns.
He inqnined what use there was in
the t0wn committee passing any vote.
it no consideration was to be Eton of
it by the itdminislrs'tIVe cosmoloih
to which it was silbtnitted. ‘If such ’
were to be the out. better that the
school committee be abolished.
Definite action in the matter was
deferred until the next meeting, for
investigation into other matters. in
order that all might be lncltided in
the next 00mmunicntionn
Mr. Bodwoll claimed that the tire
escapes should be considered alone,
but the committee voted that all the
matters be considered at the some
time, on amendment of Mr. McMahon.
activations Ill ‘
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____ IlillilATE
PROVIDENCE, n. ‘1. not. own...» Re-
pubilouii state convention todny unenl-
moiiiily rouominuted tour of the five
pinto olllcers. The ticket follows:
Cor Common-Arum J. i’othier, of
Woonuockel ._
For Lloutunnnbiiovornor«Roswell
ii. iiurchnrdmi ilittlo 7.0mpton
Flor secretary or hintewi F’red Por-
itcr of Providence.
For Attorney Generulmliorbcrt W,
itico. l’nivtuclrot.
For General Tressurer»Waiter it
Read of Gloucester,
in its platform the convention “chal-
lenged the Judgment of the people or
the United States on the character and
official nets of President Tait" and se-
solied the doctrluo oi the judicial re-
call its "revolutionary, dangerous and
destructive at every constitutional
right heretofore enjoyed"
“~70 THE HEPUDLTGAN VOTER...
A This is the lost wool: tor Auditors
or the communication. having received rim to be received for new voters.
no acknowledgment from anybody and Etienne to
round that it had been bled away. its
reinstated that the copy or the letter
be returned to him, in order that lie
might submit it hatch to the commit»
Republican hesdqncrto’rs on
Wilmington street any evening and
leave your nppiicntion
' Ebwnhl) 3. 00mm.
Chairmen Republic“ Committee. ‘
., South Main atroet.
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MEMBERS HAB
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Time for Holding the Annual
Meeting ‘is Changed From
October to January
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. 4 EBlEY EXPlAIMB
How the Money is to he Paid
and How Used Later
The regular tri—aninunl meeting or
the Home Chapter of the King's
Daughters and Sons was held in the
East Avenue 345.; E. Church. yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. G. iii. Comatoek lire-
sided and the meeting opened with
prayer by Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks. Many
interesting reports were rand. The
(Continued on sixth Ne)
IDIIALK K. IF D.
ELEDT DFFIBEIIS
Water Commissioner- eloct‘ Michael
model meeting held in the W4
clubhouse in West “cancer It Wor-
jubtided.
The (silicon chosen were aa-ifot-
lows: ‘ . .-
0. KM“. J. Riordan. 4 4 ~
o. c. lire-Edwin! J. Quiet-ii:
Chancellor—Albert F‘. Rose.
Worden—domes Tierney.
Remrder~miicis 0. Wall
Financial Secretary-C. 'M. Dome.
TreasureruBernsrd T. Natoetord.
Trustee—John '1‘. Horse
l. GkMioMei gamw
" o o‘LJoim rota
Advocate—Mott ow Burns. ;.
Physician-Dr. W J. Tracey,
Chaplain—~Rov. Thomas J Finn.
The nominating committee who
held numerous ”meetings preparing
the ticket is comprised as follows:
rDr. William J. Tracey, Dr. Thomas F.
Clone, Bemerd T. Netbeford. William
J. P0well and John T. Hayes.
The officers will be installed on the
first Tuesday of November with op.
proprlate ceremonies.
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NEDDED AT 81'.
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Announcement is made or! the mar—
riage of Miss Love. Balnhridge Schul-
dlce and Chiirloe Dnnici li‘omhot. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
R. J. Carroll, of St. Joseph’s church.
They wore utteiidod by Miss Bertha.
Scliuldicc and Albert ii‘onihof. The
bride is n daughter of Mrs. Joseph
liciiuldico, of Dnnbury, whose family
is still at their summer home at Bell
island. The groom is connected with
the novel Mull bionmshlp Packet 00..
of New York. The bride wore a
trawling gown of taupe pan corduroy.
and a hot at the some color, with rose
trimmings.
an ehtonded southern trip. UpOn their
return the will reside at 431 Sterling
place, Brooklyn.
willow York Butter and m: Mars
kotmoved to McMahon Building. :1
a.
notion-whitey say: that much of a
naive interest in. Women is due to his
inability to understand am -
444m rtmit that is so i ain‘t imam
4 ‘d by he should ever load inter-
bit.“ more SWIIJ , ,
J. Riordan was further honored. loit‘ 4-
nizht. when ho was elected as Wily
Knight of Catholic Union goo-en. 'i
No. is. Knights of Cohambua at til. ’4
Mr. and Mrs. Fomhof have left for .
WEATHER FORECAST.
Unaattiad. ‘Wlth Lml ‘Rl'l‘ll Tonight.
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Leslie Wareis Wife is Ill,
Justice Boil Objects to
Any Delay
But
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innw roux. Oct. 9.-0nly one inr-
or remained to be selected when the
trial of Police Lieut. Charlies Becker
was resumed today. as the defense had
used all but oi: oi.’ its thirty peremp-
tory challenges indications were that
the examination of witnesses would
be under way before the close of the
day‘s session. There was a. possibility
that Justice Goff might excuse Leslie
Wore, Juror No. 8, because of the lil-
norm or his wife, but it was known that
no such action would be taken unless
imperative.
The jurors were not locked up far
the night. but, all being marriedmen.
wane allowed to go home on condition
that they' were not. to read anything
pertaining to the trial. Of {the eleven
men so for elected. eight have blue
eyes, the color desired by the defense
on the ground that it is characteristic
of clear thinkiix. analytics-l minds.
In view of the widespread publicity
the gambler Herman Rbsetathal. with
which Booker atnnds indicted. m
comparative speed with which jurors
have been selected is confident] re
mark-bio. it was due largely to the
arm-tend taken. by Justice Coir, who
not onlyxtorbado' aimless questioning.
but. threatened and did hold a film
wanton to expedite shutters:
lion m ilwhyn been A one working?” . j“
in his cousin end his election was ‘ ~
Continuation at the hunters. oi
diplomatic notations. satan-
Id intention
iiiiiis ibitfn
iii Mill nun
Attempt Mada to Show Balkan
States the Error in Start-
big Heelilitisa
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LONON. Oct. ll.-—-Cootlrmntlon of
with Turkey by both Buinrta and tier.
via has been received in Paris, accord-
ing to a news agency dispatch from
that city. .
A. Bulgarian force is reported to
have crossed the Turkish frontier end
Klugr‘erdinand is said to be hurrying
southward to take command of the ab
lied. Balkan hoops.
LONDON, Oct. dew-Now rrom Sofia.
Bulgaria. says that the rapidity of the
concentration of the army has are
needed all substitutions and develop-
ments will now he very rapid. “Every-
thing in connection with the mobilise.
tlon has worked with the utmost
smoothness and there has been a w
merhobl-e absence of contusion sttho
War onion.
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(Continued on Fourth Pane.)
«rams use..." To senses in
more NORWALK.
All friends ot Miss tiny denote Mac
Loren will be Blooded to hear that
she will copes: It Trinity Parish-4
on the aveuiul of October blind, in is
play “Tho'dorornor’o mfl lino
acts the entire“ pity. portraying each
session with remarkable distinoo
be», causing her nearer: to mason
”witness the play enacted by a full
cast. wrestling tor the modem first
they M bolus entertained by a little
lirtllt. ' . " n
which hos been given the murder or .
we
the rupture or diplomatic relations»
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Hearing in Bridgeport Adjourned
Today indefinitely for Further
Consideration
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Widening oi South Main Street
is line of Them
a
Shortly before noon today the Public
Utilities Commission adjourned the
proposed hearing on the South Main
street switch. for an indefinite period,
in order that the Connecticut Company
and the City of flouth Norwaih may
come to oomenareementon the matter.
Three propositions were advanced
““1138 the progress of the shearing;
one by the company; one by the cm.
zone of iSouth iNorwolk and one in the
form of a tentative agreement between
the city and the trolley company,
Should the company and the city fail
to com loan agreement on the matter
it will he again referred to the utilities
commission
‘ Tb. llret proposition advanced be
m the mum was from General
m: K. marbarfordoftbaCon-
mum W He omen-ii that
trig-company. be permitted to lay :4
single track from Washington street.
cremation wit the track running
through rollmd avenue. This track
would ores. under the railroad bridge.
4 Further to connect the South Main
' M track with the Railroad avenue
inch by mean- of n curve. The pro-
posed cum from South Main street to
Rollrood avenue would Join with the
proposed Might truck under the
Miles. With the. two additional
was laid. it. Dre-col. South lain
street turnout proposed by the coin-
may a. well u the turnol'rt proposes
" by the company between Monroe and
enry shots in South Main street;
The opsrntion of care would be we (ob
lows
Trolleys from Norwalk to the roll—
road station would take the present
route. Trolleys from 19th avenue to
on station would cross under the
bridge on the proposed new truck and
so via Railroad avenue, returning by
way orifiouth (Main street as now. For
accommodation of Eaton Point care.
Manager Pundcrford proposed a "Y"
track runninz from Monroe sweet into
into the south Main street trucks. With
this added track. cars bound for Rotor:
Point from Nor-walk would turn of! the
main line at Railroad avenue, taking
the loop through Railroad overrun and
(Continued on twelfth page.)
use. tours riuisr
riiiio naeiiiii'so llillil
noe’rmv, Oct. 0.——A trust, estimated
tit 32.000.000 created by the will oi
Mrs Mary Boiler Eddy. founder at the
Christaln Church, for the benefit of the
denomination, was declared void by
the Massachusetts Supreme Court to-
day.
The court holds. hoWover, that a
charitable trust tins been created and
that new trustees may be appointed to
administer it. 4
The trust was to have been admlnlo;
town by the directors of the Mother
Church in Boston, but iii. court docid»
ed that the trust provisions were nul-
lided under the statute limiting the
must of the income from bequests to
religious organisations to $2.000 annu-
ally.
The court dismissed tho bill brouxbt
by the socialism of tn. will who at.
tinged that the teachings ct Christina
science were mine porno policy; The
comments, MONT“, it“ 340 mg
in which to this; in Additional art
as... to support their oioim.
A mitten
Service,” Declared Trai
Interstate Comm
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NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—Fifty miles an
hour while making 0. crossover from
one track was the speed traveled .by
ford railroad train which was wrecked
at. Saugntuck. Conn, last Thursday ac
cording to testimony brought out as
federal inquiry begun yesterday into
the cause of the disaster.
No train can safely take e. cross-
over at such speed, was testified. Thir-
ty miles an hour is the maximum at,
which in train should run at such a
time, one witness declared while 0th-
ers.plnced the customary speed at 15
miles maximum.
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Senator Scott Tastlties as the
Bill at the Standard till to the
Hapuhlican Party
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.———Chnrles P.
Taft, of Cincinnati, brother of the
maiden was the most important
witness- to be heard today before the
waste ocmpaisn contributions com.
Representative McKinley‘
ital testified that the Taft unipolar!
has cost about $205,000 and the Tart:
brothers save about 8150.000 of that
sum.
The examination of Charles N.
Hilton. Republican national chairman.
scheduled for today. was postponed
until tomorrow. Other witnesses to
appear today were W S. Levant,
former lieutenant of the into E. H.
Harrlman; lothow Hole, of Mass;
Dan R. Hanna, of Illinois, and form-
,er Counter Nathan B. Cole. of West
Virginia.
Elmer Dove, of Tacoma. former
oeoretory of the Republican National
committee. has been directed by the
committee to bring to Washington
any records be may have left in Chi.
case hearing on campaign contribu—
tions in 190i or other years. _
“tiemtor Jones has untitled the
committee." said Senator Clem)
that Mr Dover states there are rec-
ords in Chinese and that ho is will-
log to bring them belie."
Former Senator Scott was the first
witness today.
"When we not low in funds in Oc-
tober. 1004." said he. “1 asked Mr.
Bliss if he could not go to 28 Broad-
way and get some money. He sold
'No.’ that he had already occurred a
contribution from those people. i
asked him how much they had given
and he sold $500,000.”
Mr. Scott sold he won in Republi-
can national headquarters in New
York in October, 1904, when a, tele-
phone call came "train the White
House” ‘for Transom cities or Chair-
man Corteiyou. Neither was preli-
ent. no he talked on the wire.
Cecil did not identify the speaker
at the Willie House and of the wire.
but rstorred‘to him as “the voice
from the White items," “and the
mucosa from the White Hon“;
“What is this trouble (t hear bout
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SYABEB IN NEW 'Y
“Means to Have Prevented Disaster Would Have Delayed. Bathe
iiiiiiiii iiusi niii ill units It iBlBIlt
Vice-president McHenry, oi the New Haven Road, Says, “it A
I Man Won't Dtiey Orders, He Won’t”
the New York, New Haven and Hart:
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inmost” Scooter boots said so.
* Endeavor to drawi4
my heart from the
4 lore oi visible thing;
it
n Despaicher, Beiore the
area Commission
iiiiiiiiii ii iii limit:
Orders Violated.
E. H. McHenry, a vice president“
are New York, New Heron road, lea-
.tiiied that no train could make u c
over at 50 miles an hour and that-
the accident was dueto a violation . ‘
orders.
The hearing was before tum
commerce Commissioner Charles 14?.
McChord with whom sat Richer! ‘
Higgins, chairmen of the public
ties commission of Connecticut? 13..
E. s. mweii. chief engineer or the odi-
neotlcut commission, and Coroner J. I;
tContinned on Seventh Pm.)
may be deter; He told. m. ,4
White House" that Mr Higmm~ .4
indsnirer . ;_. '
“ 'Canft the state committee “FDA,”
the W funds?” ”lad th‘
White m"
Mr, Scott. said he told of ”M
cubic! in getting money- ior «no
pain and the mouse m4. ”Di!
White House" was: “ 'T murm‘
lose the election in the country film
be defeated in my own mm
“I said: ‘There Is no danger!!! your
being defeated,’ " Bald Scott. & “-
ded that the voice at till. m-
House said: "'Mr. Honduran is cou- :‘
ingtoseemeand I'll aeolian”.
amuse tdralsethe funds to holy "
.msm'"
.Scott said the committee mu. ‘ ‘
“have to Judge" with whom he has. '
the conversation.
"Oh, I might as well answer your
question." he added. “1 thoudlt I 4
was talking to President Roosevelt.”
Scott said he never had been in- 4
formed of a return of 3100.000 to the .
Standard Oil company or any. disco: 4
tor of it.
on
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——BM|TH'8 DANCING SCHOOL
Trust Company Hall, every Tm;
BLAIIS DYSTEHB All. < . .
SPOILED BY am
Claiming that the oyster set in “I
Sausntuclr river has been injured w?
polluted water, the Minot Smith 01H
star 00.. of Norwalk. has asked M'-
lBuperior court to restrain the Waste.
port Fire district from empiric; In»
one into the stream. There was
hearing on the matter before Judi!
Holcomb in the Superior Court m
tordoy morning.
Minot Smith testified that within
ifrom the waters in the Samuel: 4 4
liar and about the Nomlk tum.
had been rejected by the govern
,inspeotors because of impurities "in.
the bivalves. A new sewer has his
trendy been built but the oyster m
one do not want its outlet in the em.
gatuok river. Nothing will be decider
regarding the outlet or the sewer “it"
[the court completes the must M44 _
ins.
W
The annual meeting or the W
walk Equal Franchise tongue was
held int evening at the home ‘
William iii Rolls. in iiipfltldwod
one. Virtually the same list or
item were elected and a full
count of the may will no he
ed in these columns later. 4 j - .
”4 M‘i
annoy your bread at Banner;
,6”. 3 Monroe lit. '1‘ ‘87:
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