. , 1313.13.31; 11311131111111 . 3 might, 1111311111111 ’ ‘ 31111131131311.1111 our ‘ " ‘ damn—Lincoln. Associated limo New: From All, Part- 1* "WWW!!! I amt-1 Wire “Add One or.» operator commence 187033 ‘ .... motored It the death Not-walk Post-ones nd‘ Gill! mm: 1' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 19A! 2; WEATHER FORECAST. . Cloudy and Colder Tonight. 1111111111 11111111 , 1111111111-1111111111 k 111 11111 1111111 1111 Storm Extended Over a Wide Area, and Although Reports Are incomplete of Disaster of October 16. It Appears Many Rich Plantations Were Destroyed 'IIVI BVASIIIIII SIIAIAIIIS IIRIVIII ASIIIIIII AIIIl WIIIIJIIIII, AIIII IIVVIIIIIIIS IIIITSIAAIIIII IIIIIS SVIIII Apparently No Americans Were Killed, According to Late Advices But Many Natives Lost Their Lives ‘ MANILA, Oct. ~19.-—-Twenty-five million dollars is the estimated damage done by the typhoon which swept the Phillipines on Oct. ill. The storm ex- tended over a wide area. touching Suri- goa, in the south, Taolodan in the north and crossing iaeyte, Bohol, Cebu, ‘Netgros and Panay. Reports from the various districts are incomplete and contain nothing de» finite concerning the rich sugar dis- tricts in Negros nor the interior points in Cebu and Panay. Five small coasting steamers were driven ashore and wrecked and a hun- dred small sailing vessels were sunk or iIIIlIII IIIIIIII AIIIl nVIIIIIIIllHI III lllllllll 9 Marina liollege Cadets Refused , to Surrender on the Order of Diaz ,3. MEXICO ClTY. Oct. 19.~—Fifteen persona wene'killed and many wound- ed yesterday at Vera Cruz by the -troops of Felix 1Dlaz, when adminis- tration sympathizers forced a par- ade and refused to disperse on. the or- «ier of Diaz, according 1.0 reports which reached the capitol today. It, is also stated that Dlaz yesterday called upon the cadets at the Marine College to surrender, but the cadets refused, declaring their loyalty to the government. The War Department advises that 1111 attack upon Diaz will be made within forty-eight hours.‘ Troops areI being rushed toward Vera Cruz. Geo civil Huerta, who will take command, beached. the government in undertaking mess urea of relief. mander of the United States Asiatic fleet. nati at the service of the government and has gone south with Brig-Gen. Harry N. Bandholtz, chief of the Philip- pine Constabulary. doctors and men o'f~the Hospital corps, together with the tents. 111111 resrnoorrto last quarterly meeting of the your last evening at the Capitol, and. 9. long session, discussed a number’of matters of importance" and decided to hold a special meeting, next month to take up legislative matters and dis- 3 cuss the budget years. of the board, in his report, said that during the summer. many shore resorts, investigating the breeding places of mOsquitoes, had towns, including Stamford and the Norwaiks to drain some of the-salt' marshes, but others had refused do so, unless they could :be shown that typhoid was ansWer to a question by President Root, he said condition of the shore resorts greatly improved in the last 10 years: reported the examination of clams at is expected to leave at once. The Galveston cable, the only has restored. ”Dian permitted the repairs to he made, declaring the interrup- tion had been occasioned without his knowledge ills: is quoted as saying his reason for raising the standard of revolt was that he saw his country about to be- and his efforts would be directed tow- ard preventing this. 11-1111 also said he would treat administration office hold on; with over consideration in the event of victory. which he considers assured. 111111 15111111 collar 191,111.I Home made sausage, 180. Small loan fresh born. 1811. Loan fresh shoulders. 16c. IIDIII cf pork roast. 111;. bags or lamb.1io and 181:. Logo ofrnutton.12 1320. w host cut shoulder steak. lie. Lean pot roast, llc. , 'ltib roast beef. lilo. Choice native fowls. 20c. , ,itoaetiug chickens. whuttorlne, 20c and 251: lb. Warranied good case. 3011 dosed. .. _ HAYES“ M'Amtig'l‘. WW “MOI "'30P. been renewed and those anions Bridgeport. with Dr. ToWneend, but, 'the test was not satisfactory and an- woritlng through Vera Cruz 1111; been other test will be made. iways detects chronic cases of. the ‘3 to detect acute cases and so, if both come embroiled with foreign nationa‘3 - power of keepi’ Another contestant of straps has “ S The army find navy have both joined Rear Admiral R. F. Nicholson, com- ha’g placed the cruiser Cincin- The army authorities are lending the The govern- (Continued on twelfth page.) ruirhtwatmi The state board of health held its for the next two George C. Ham. the sanitary expert he had visited and succeeded in getting several bred there. tin the general sanitary had James Newlande, the state chemist. Bacteriologlst Conn had decided he said. to adopt the agiutlnation test for lenders, as well as the comple- ment fixation test. The latter at» disease, and the former is most apt tests are needy very little of the dis- case could get by. . 1...“...— «8 LEVY, the misfit second- hand clothing deal- 'er, has removed from 171 Washington st. to 80 Water 81.. in the new build- ing. with at. full line of new and min tit clothing. shoes and rubber boots. Also buy: all kinds of clothing. 60 wmi» st. Tel. 35oz. , MiasCay ‘Zenola MncLsren, who will' Trinity Parish Hall. Oct. 22nd Timed. "No word county charm 1111. died 11111111 111111111 Miss Helen Arnold Nettleton and en Arnold Nettleton, mezzo-contralto, assisted by Frederlka Philips, reader at the First Methodist Episcopal church, pices of the Women's Municipal new gun proved to be a success. steal entertainment it was per excel- lence. Miss Nettleton» proving herself to be a thorough musician respect. that pleased every'music lover who attended. The reading was of best. presided at the piano and her work contributed towards the the entertainment. Songs : #Scotch Melodies. My Laddie ............... , Readings: ~11. Songs : -— Sapphische Ode ....... Brahms Der Tod und das Mndchen..Schnbert Still wie die Nacbt .. ......... Bohin Sena ........... 1 ....... . . . .Hildach Away 011‘ the Hill . . . . . . . . . .Roncld ~ monument ' in ' announced that the artists gave their 3- wIMlldred Nash, Miss Natalie Jennings South Norwnlk is to hecongretuiab 'od upon the reappearance here of present "The Man.._li‘rom Home." at , «crane acts with a fire and intensity and authority and nonfiction that are atartitng."-—~'rhe Broitlyn sign. ‘f'l‘be ‘ audience not spoil ” 3 d ‘dolcrthe her 1 IIAIIVI I-IIIIIIIAIIIIAIIII lllrs. Frederika Philips Give Artistic Program ———-—~-—— The song recital given by Miss Hal 'last evening, under the aus— A5 a run- in every Her voice was of a quality the Miss Maude Von ‘Ness Bradlein success of The program was as follows: Lock Lamond. Charlie is My Darl- ing, Robin Adair, leezic nosey. ..Thnyer Helen Arnold 'Nettleton. ' Une Marquise. b. The Papneuu Gun, (1. A Red, Red Rose. d. Carlotta. . Frederika Philips. Helen Arnold Nettieton. Reading: The Spelling Match. Frederlka. Philips. Songs:-— 3 Where the Bee Sips ...... ..De Artie A Little ~Winding Road . . . .mm‘sld An,0pon Secret ........... Woodman Helen Arnold Nettieton. Th0"111dles of the laughs wish it services free of charge for which they are duly tankful. thank the following ~for kindness“ received: Borda3Prees for programs. Scumnnn Art Print for posters; Smith's Floral Company for decorax clone and the press for their support“. The usherstat the entertainment were in charge of Miss Ruin Kendall and were Miss Mary Burnell, Miss Madeline McKiben. Miss Lois Beers. Miss Margaret Lane. Miss Marion Hamilton, Miss Mildred Aller. Miss and Miss Ruth Clary -—.—.....-._..__...__ IllllIIIIII IIIIIISIVIII Nada Night of Practically lin- brotten Real and Breakfast“ .WIth Mrs. Roosevelt , CHICAGO,.Oct. 11.4.1111 .111qu wits one of almost unbroken rent for Col. Roosevelt, who lies wounded in Men by Hospital here. .He fell asleep short- ly after 11 o‘clock last night and he woke only once bétween then and after » 7 o‘clock today: when he annonucsd himself ready for breakfast. 3 The winners wound gave him no lie trouble. The and‘hla rapid recovery is confidently regarded as a. poslbility by his physi- cians. The only danger to be feared this is believed to be remote. respiration 18. z This 1311 11141111141131in 3 Fine Entertainment Program Pre- 111111111 111111111 Thomas F. hiclllabon and Aids entertainer 113111. 1111111111 They also wish to ' ,organiaed-.-the Connecticut Coast Ar- ‘IIAS PASSII CRISIS, crisis in his illness now-is believed to have been pasud. ‘ expected. Bloodpotaonlng no longer is now is tonnes, or lockjew but even The regular morning clinical record showed temperature its: pulse 70 and Iwhers the figure: stood for the night. 3 38111111 changes as were recorded were '; i. .IIWI’HS IIIW “VIIIIII AA JI III sentedyanit Followed By 3 Reception and Dance Bill Hill SIIIIIIIVIIS Receive High Praise 1. was never ““9“ 0' executed Wt“; their lives. The hearing was over a work on a reverse trackn—that‘ people of 3 Joseph 3. which 3. say- the front clapboards where the safety device that automatically stops would not work if by any res 31111; 11 gm deal. The Catholic fro-3mm”?8 It“ 0°“? "on“ within and a. uain in case it blindly rushes past: train goinv west was 5111111196 30 Idea“ “1 g?" NOW!“ have long scorched them. The damage will “M a distance caution sign-oi and of Asset bound track and useless 1331300 estal Embed their reputation as be extensive and it is understood that in insurance will cover it all the planet last ’ on a high plane and and execution of nights ads ,the South him-walk peo' JURKISH 80L ”VERS’ cacti net! on twelfth page.) New London Officer Likely ll.“ Command the (toast: Artillery Corps After Doc. 1. W Col. Gilbert Fitch at Stamford,» who tillery corps and who has since com- manded it Is to retire. A special or- Fltch from Oct. 21 to Dec 11..“ thei that leave Colonel Fitch? expiration 06 his own request will retire nounced his intention to retire. Lieut Col Henry S. Dorsey of this city was at that time selected as the nominee- to fill the ofllceETAOlNNIUlLODODDDS‘ remain in command of the corps and reluctantly consented. of this city as a nucleus. The success with this in view Colonel Fitch entered the service of the state in 13888 and was commission ed brat as a second lieutenant, Com- 1891.‘ 'He wad‘a main!“ of Fourth in- fantry at the time of the call for volun- try when that regiment was mustered out of the volunteer service. MAOFFEIIII SIIAPIIII) lulu-C ORR Oct 19. “The defense breakfast 11111111113 no bad vtith 111111.111; considered 111 an importance. With his . lllililWiilllli in? flame of William Pagan, in Grand Street, Considerably Dam- The overturning of a lamp from the front room table caused‘a fire which threatened total destruction of the five-room house owned by P. Kearney and occupied'by William Fagan and family, in Grand street, last night, at 9 o‘clock, but the good work of the Norwalk Fire department, succeeding their quick response to- the alarm from Box 21. tended to prevent any great damage being done. Special Officer 1. .1. Adams de- serves the first credit, for he discov- ered the tire. and wastnstrumentai in turning the alarm. ed the house, flames were pouring from two entrances and a and shooting high St Josephs school hall was formal. The front room was a roaring fur-I iy opened that. evening, by the younginfica- and old pe pie of the church in a and soon the flames were subsiding. grand race tion. entertainment and Sand in a short time after the atriv a1 dance and a more successful eventIof the firemen the blaze. was out 3 1i inst 3 The front room was a wreck and I 31111 SOFIA. Bulgaria Oct 19. ——The oc-hlgher rates from the east to inter-City Propg‘fly AUIIIVIIIIOOOO cupation of the Turkish town of Mus mountain cities such .85 Spokane and mphn Pasha by two battalions of Bui- Reno, than is charged to Pacific coast 3 UIIB I8 NOBIIBII IIY SIT ,garlan infantry, last night. Iported in a dispatch to the front. The Turkish ‘have abandoned the town before the ’srrtval of the Bulgarians. 811111.th Oct. der “5““ Wednesday from the otilcomed Cross Society today sent a our: of the adiutaut general atmtotfilncealthe:3t goon and twenty two nurses to Tur 19“” 0f ”Ben” E m“ e Co one key to assist in. caring for the remand German officers employed Turkish service have been forbidden to participate in the war unless thel’. resign their commissions in the Ger- man army. l TWO years ago Colonel Fitch an. for the appointment to fill the ethos “E‘nlv TW“ “unnflfin presented a handsome gold watch to- After the ctllccrs of the corps 1111-33 Colonel lilac-11,1111 was prevailed on to 3 The selectmen and the town clerk, 3together with Registrar: 8. C Rooney 0010““ lFtch w“ “ "“30" m ”‘3 and Joseph A Carter, made voters in Nurtb infantry when that regiment the town court room m Namath, and the Third both then depleted in 3.8,“an Nearlv two 1““de were” North. Main street. numbers. were merged Later the re- made in all organized regiment w“ converted m' are meeting this afternoon again and to coast artillery. with First company will be in session from 3 to it o'clock p. m., in South \‘orwalk.’ of the project depended largely on thc3 The list of those made yoete “3.3 personal ability of the officer In cam “now”. mend and Colonel Fitch was selectedimmt DistrictQ—llb moo. 'Socond district. 9 inch. Third district 14 men. ;from the second dietricr. at from the psny’ C. Fourth infantry, on Aug. 24.1mm 111111 272 from the first . tears and was assigned to Third infan‘ been ' coupons may redeem time. ‘ 11.1.11... automobile fire truck for New Canaan is expected to arrive there this afternoon. held shortly after arrival. understood “In had am?“ 11131113111 the New Canaan department in ‘ the worklugrcf. lighting. nice, to a 4 111111111 111 testis-v W HAVIII IIAI IIIIII WI VIII IIIIIIIIN I IV III IVA PASSIV Vice-president Bushland—W Declares the “EStatomentf tilade by» Safety DeVice "Promoter at the Hearing Before Coroner» Phelan, is Not So and lie ,Resents ii Emphaticailyw‘ lHI-IIIIIIIIIIIR [EARIIS IAIIIS III lIIl’AIIlVAIAIIII SIIIV AIIII .IIIVIIIIIIII IVI’IAIIIS‘ IVS WIIII .Will Stop Train Speeding at 80‘ Allies an Hour, in Distan, .3 2,000 Feet-Sharp Clashes Enliven Hearing “111331311 11111 aged Last Night 3 warned the inmates, window the met. a hove Yesterday afternoon, County Coro- that it does not fill ali the» her .1. J. Phelau resumed 21:5 hearin§3ments of what. an automatl of investigation of the wreck of the should do as it does not, shut: 3Boston express at Saugatuck on the steam, and would not work if TWo lines of hose were laid- when sewn persons iost- was running backward nor wo 112‘ facts :1 complete stop before it an the time being ani pint of ti: ‘ rives at the name signal. The devi" Iwas made a double track roll 3 under consideration was the LeCroin stead of a four track road. The in; automatic stop, which was explained ventor maintained that the objecti in detail to the coroner and the wit raised were remote objections. * road officials by its inventor. The 011-3 \ 3icctlons to the device by the road is, IIAVI IIVSIAI’IIA PASII film til Bulgarian MOUNT”. BATE NEE BEFORE (“WIT ”III M": WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.~The right of transcontinental railroads to charge ”from Occupied it Last I Which i cities, was up for consideration once more yesterday before the supreme court. The cage was argued before the tribunal last year but the court appar ently desired to have Justice Pimey, its new member, participate in the de- cision and the litigation was set for a second argument Not only does the case involve the question of inter-mountain rates, but it includes a dispute as to the power of the interstate commerce commission to make "blanket rates" for a large por- mé dockage 1; needed for [1333 flap of the country or zone instead Of lence of the street department.» by establishing specific rates as com-,docu would facilitate matters. gee ‘plalnta may 001116 DGAOFC il- AUCTMY in handling crushed stone and 111111 ,t‘lenersi Wickorehnm has done much‘ozher road materials. 1 personal work on the case A host of The proposal advanced in not. to‘ railroad attorneys came to Washington vide a finished dock for excursion: 3, to assist in its presentation. pages but merely to drive a “A“? at as at the out-er edge, tying th gather with iron rode, which form a retaining wall in been of could be dumped the refuse no city Within a short time and at. inst expense a proper dock wont be provided for, such 115 Royal there have constructed on the , street property. This work VIA cost. over $2,000 at the most. , ‘ The finished dock which Mullen has had bulldcd on beautiful place cost about is a. credit to himself and the ct W— OIVISIOII 'IIIM . H58 EIITEIITMII Success attended the odor vision. No. 1, Ancient Or niche. in their dance all 31nd all were well pleased delightful affair. The dentin in the A 0. All. hall in W ‘ ‘ is re- Department 1‘ troops are said. . to With the beginning of the no year the agitation for a. public for which Harry W. Mather wor hard last year, is beAng revived m dications are that every altem . be made to have the board of oil; ‘ and taxation appropriate $2,000 for‘ work this year. The city property is availa 19. ~—The German in the .- —. ..——...—--.—~.......———... It“! VOTERS MADE w..— A”... liege of lamb,14c; torequartere lamb, 8c 11).; rib roast, 12 1-91: to tile; ifreshsbonldere, 14c; fresh hams, the. New Modern Market, the quality shop, The 391123th and clerk em aloe RBPllDthAN « 3 otue oaoamzen ‘ The East Norwalk Republican Club held an enthusiastic meeting last :ovening atethe quarters “Lille old :Mayflower charters. in Van Zant There are some 1142 aplic‘atione '.ltt‘eot The club was organized and [elected officers. Plans ' are being made for a big rally nest week. The following officers Woraelcctcd: President—mm. F. G Brown. let Vice President—wit. £1. Dertt. 2nd Vice Prea.~l)r. A. I". Board. are Vice y'res. me 11. 11:111. 1111 Vice Prom-41$. r edits. . 6111 Vice Fresh-1A B. Smith. 6th Vice Pacer-Leo Davie. 7th 17th broswllilton Elwood. , was largely attended 8111 Vice Weep—0. W. “Raymond. ‘ The quarters presented , iith Vice Prose-19. EJ161111. “ appearance, having been deer! lath “Vice Freon—1111111111“ Marvin. Artist. Frank ft. Rooney. pa nth Arlee Preswnantei h’nommo3st the art. . Fiedler’e 11:11 111911., ' ', coursed the excellent must 1211. Vice erase-n illniioward. dancing and both 111111111» 12111 vice Prom-«J 11; 0011111111. ,1 clarity he dunes are ‘ ‘ the committee is 11111311 To whom all oracle soliciting members of 59 women. 0 women. 1-woman. RAZOR 8TROP. Another consignment of straps has received and those holding them at: any I ”'1me The new Locomobile chemical hom- A test will be This will secretsrv‘wrrvd its ‘, 3 'ijfsa’autrstrhlnnac: _
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