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WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain Tonight and Wednesday.
on u NURWA K, cilia . .
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EHHKHPHHHBAHEBH EBHHN
Mayor Finnegan in Recommendations to New Board. Urges the
Modern Method of Street Cleaning, and Business Center .
Sprinkling and All Night Lighting System
THE Hill BHAHH PHEHIHHSlY WHHHll-HP HS
HEEAIRS AHH HEARD HHlHWHY HEPHHES
l
Mayor Has a Few Words at Farewell—Committees and (till
' cials loathe Coming Year
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i 'illayor Edward J. Finegan. chic-i ex- night lighting system for six months
of the year instead ot‘ the tour, as at
boutive of the City of Norwalk, for"
the third time, did not this year sub. ‘ present.
unit a message to his council, 'lmtl
ling year.
comes the matter of the public gar. i toruey James. ’1‘. iliubbeii takes Atto
huge collection. and so timely and 0p- ney Leo Davis‘ place’ as city coun-
lportune did this seem to. the newiseilor and James J. Keene returns to
lboard that a committee to investigate I the office of city clerk to relieve his .
isuccessor of last year; Charles H.’
lthe matter was appointed.
Mayor Finnegan urges a more:Dllworth. William ThompSonis pre
mudern method of street cleaning, ad- ‘ idont of the new council, City Engin»
.vocntes more oil and business center
sprinkling and recommends an sii~
illllllllllllli u on
w-niiiill‘li"inhibit
Ultimation Sent by General Bel-
tran, ot the Federal Forces.
to the Rebels
(Continued
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escaping from; the Jail.
., .
mand of Capt. Hughes.
tion of foreign interest. Admission
i
VERA CRUZ. Mex., Oct. 22.‘~a de- “wig“ ”mum“
(the letter was brought to the rebel 0" board.
lines by Capt. Limon and was couched
in most polite terms concluding with THANSPUH‘T Pn‘lnl!
WITH 750 Hill SAF
the intimation that if the rebels did not
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.~—The nnv
surrender duty would oblige the feder-
nl connnander to use force.
When the loyal emissary entered the
city he embraced the revolutionary cor-
oner. who met him. They had been
nrlmohuatce.
lieu. Felix Diaz. replying to the note,
thanked Gen. Beltran for the polite
form of communication, and said he
was sorry the situation obliged him to
offer a forcible defence. At the some
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board from since October
lngton before because of out cables
Edward F. Dui‘ty was again chosen
rather a number of well selected sug~ street commissioner and Joseph Ga-
gestions for endeavor during the com- bill was selected as the new superin‘
Principal amOng them ‘ tendent of the fire alarm system. At-
on eighth page.)
H
guns of his vessel trained‘ on the island
of Euoioa in order to prevent prisoners
Whart‘ No. it is to be a neutral zone
for the shelter of foreigners. The ware-[many attractions, the American Band 5
houses are to be placed under cont-lfurnishing music.
The Des Mom-l too, are numerous.
es is to be moved to this wharf and
measures will be taken for the protec-land the younger folks enjoy this ivartIConnalsotu 19 DRY! --------------
the neutral zone livili be obtained only i worth.
‘by means oi a card from one of thel
The Ward line steamer assurance-es chiet canlbel. Hie attire proclalm- Love‘s Old Sweet Songdas L. Molloy1
mood for the surrender of the City was . and German steamer Stiegewald traveled him that none could mistake the
sent by General Beltran, the comman- also been placed under the orders ofisimlle. . Others appeared with Maltth Mazurka in Eliot .. ........
doc or the federal troops yesterday, Capt. Hughes and will take toreignersicornell and the act was good. Wii- ,
transport Prairie, which had not been
and for]
whose safety fear was entertained, ar-.
rived safely at San Domingo last ev-'
enlng. She had not reported to Wash-l
San Domingo Britt-(ion. Frank Moira:
a
It or ‘ a a a
hill lAIR hill 8 With
it llMilRY /‘ m WiSlPllRl
Assisted by Hrs. Chester 8.
Selleck. Pianist. one Fine
Program
Usual Street Parade, With Men Thomas Lewis, Driver tor Sax-
lean Band. Apparatus and tied onmayer, the Saugatuck Baker
Fire Last Night is in Norwalk Hospital
HHHY MEHAHHHE Hi8 HHHHHSSHIH,
HillllHHIH EVIDENCE, _ HE THE BRAIN
merit will always draw an audience
in. Norwalk.
Plans Made to Make Function a Was Unconscious at the institu-
Greaier Success Than Ever tion Late Today
This was exemplified by the large
INSP HHHH H
and enthusiastic attendance at the
Norwailt M. E. Church last evening
at the concert given ‘by Miss Fran-
ces ingrarn, accompanied by Mrs.
Chester S. Selieck.
The singer united a charming per-
sonality with a. rich contralto voice or .
wide range. Iler higher notes were}
sweet and clear as the tones 0d a sun
ver bell, while her ion/er register was
heavy and distinct. The opening
piece. Schubert's Erikonig. displayed
the robust quality of her voice, while:
Tostl's Good Bye brought out her: Thomas Lewis. a deliverlman eta-l
trade the firemen's fair opened in titeisweemm tones. 'ployed by F. U. Saxonmeyer, the San:
Norwalk Armory. last evening. with' Th." gem oltheoven-ing was Verdi's :gntuclt Baker. was seriously and per-2
one or the largestwtopenink night 21‘“ \nmpa.’ ,ili‘..mmm°e“imciill°9 !haps fatally injhred yesterday aiterd
crowds in its history”. with everything“).t “”5 ditficultdrpleoesu‘brought forth ‘ noon at 3:50 o'clock at the corner or
in full swing and a good time for all. In“10h “"f‘ 'WIFFW‘WW“WWW”. :[mmrial avenue and State street_,
The parade ,was made up of the fire-l Mr?" 5011091‘89“km as an accompa'lWestport, when his wagon was Sll‘lmk‘
men of the ovations companies in uni-in“ ‘5 so well known that to say hm'jby a trolley car. coming in from
form, accompanied by the Americainl‘m-‘lflg was Hue“ feature °f th°.Bridgeport. The wagon was smashed,
Band and the piecesibll apparatus. and WWW": ““1 “mall the 8mg“ “1°” to pieces. being tossed over into Er-
:ss it wended its way through theHm 5‘" “mm“ by a “"0”” WW" mnrk's yard and Mr. Lewis was hurl«
business center, merchants and?is {’I‘E‘N‘HY unnecessary. Her 3030' led to the ground with terrific force,
friends displayed red tire, lighting them“) Fourth Mazurka in an“ was:sustalning an injury to the back of
,pathway 0? the members; Mill :1 glaplmaguihccnt. It was loilowed‘ by.his head which brought on concus-
ling colored illumination. lsalvos of hearty applause, “know".sion. Mr, Lewis was attended in
The ball is very prettiiy decorated ‘edged gracetuiiy by the player, b“"’.Westport by Dr. Powers and later
.thls Keir} Huge wide streamers melt" the disappointment of the aud‘,'ruslred to the Nor-walk Hospital. in
(1mm! daintlly from one side of mewieuce, the number was not repeated. i an automobile owned by R. Harold
building to the other. suspended in the‘ The following ‘5 the programme: leaner Mlanus, Conn, where he was
center high in the ceiling, (arming 3.; Pl"- l- 1 attended MAW- Wllllam . Tracey.
sort'of arbor beneath which the crowdy'l‘he Billion}? ...:....I-‘renz Schubert;Mr.vhmfi_m.r=-jnob regained con-.
with holiday spirit revels amid theme! Tod a has Mags? égggggrfism‘m“ and morning and Dr. Tray
' icey was unable to state whether or
American “883. ggistfilaggugmlgzgli: 22:32: 22:: .not he would survive the injury,
Dancing is enjoyed from 10 o'clock ,J'fil perdu 111011 Eurydicefi. (3- (Much1
Although He Worked for
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Preceded by a grand tree street ps—. At the beginning or yestei‘
stop of the investigation by County:
Coroner J. .I, Phclan into the causes.
oi the wreck of «the Springfield cx-E.
press at Saugatnclt, Oct. 3. Vice Presl l
1'-
st‘alemeut of beorge M. Everett.
South Norwaik. n fcrmer section fore- !
man of the road for 30 years. who}
3.
the wreck, as he testified that 90 per .
cent of the ties were rotten and
lap:
not sure. tanner-y
permit “liliSEi.
The board of arbitration which hesl
been acting as mediator between the;
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
—-—-—.—
ianvd the Worcester Consolidator
EStreet Railway company and the em.
gplvpyes oi' the two lines in adjusting?
lthie scale oi wages has handed. down '1
1 ‘ its decision, which grants an increase !
. ‘H’ARA‘HS NEEDE” in the wage scale of the men. -The
new rate ranges from $2.30 a day for
the first six months to $2.85 a day
during and alter the fourth year.
The day rates for the Springfield
istreet railway are as follows: First
lsin months. $2.30 a day; second six
l
its '
w‘ol' the entertainment for tulil Ambroise Thomas,»
write Bendemor’s stream . ESHREH “HM“
The entertainment consisted of 8-H Mined Scott Getty
canlnbal dance with Joseph Cornell iii Hear You Calling Me.Chas. Marshal 1
Pan. ll.
Miami“ 006”“ ‘ One ot the Suction Type is Fav-
lllam Woiinitz presided at the piano. hire. Chester Selleclt.
The gay canvassers are again onlStrlde H13 Vamps . ........(} Verdi? und'hySHroot Commissionar
lCaro mlo Ben .......... Glordantl
(Continued on tw...‘ . page.) My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice ..... ll Brown tor Suitih "orwalk lmonllis. ‘2‘“) a day; second year,
W__..._i ......_...._ Sent-Sirens! m ‘ 2.60 a day; third year,‘$2.70 a day.
E sroume errant A 3...... m... ----- ransom“: was we W. as 0! “iii: millet: till. We...
Good~Bye ............... Paolo Toaiiiexpenses tor the ensuing year, look- (‘ lflBOlld t d n" ‘ .
sl "uni“ “IVE“ BE“ Largo ........ ..........Himdel , lug alter the repairs to old roads and .o a e comps “ ‘8” as g ven.
; Yo Who Have Yearned Alone ..... tauperintendlng the rcoustructlon 01 First six. months. 23 cents a" hour.
second six months, 24 cents an hour;
second year. 26 cents; third. year, 27
cents. and fourth year. 281,; cents an
hour.
This wage dispute has been going
on ever since the New Haven trolley-
Tschoikawukl the permanent work under way.
{Street Commissioner Al. drown is '4
Erik Meyers‘Helmllnd. Ibusy man these days. Of the three,
- the one matter which is taxing his
lElliiEl Hill. lltlT
A spoutingepring, forty-rive loot.-The Dally Question. ..
and three inches below mean high we
ter, was struck yesterday by the men
who are conducting boringe (or the
new bridge on ‘tlle south side or the
present structure. The work loin
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3'» {experience and ensrgy must in the
‘preparation for the budget for the
. mom made a demand for increased
lime in; united Gen. Beltran to fix the tyre. U. s. A.. :W. ’1‘.-S. Doyle. chief oi‘ , . ~ .. . next rear. i .
longuut ”giggling time for the evucua- the mint-American division or thclgz 3:? gngizlu‘: at“??? :th TEBT'F' ‘ En “LL; Among the many other things no waste last Week The Worcester &
of um city by up, non.coiiilii\riutits. State Department and 750 marines are as n r a ‘ y ' " "'
(ten. Dina then sent comes of both “"0“le
coiumunlcutlona to the (drain consuls
asking that foreigners in the city to
make an lnvnntory of the effects lui't
behind when they moved out and prom-
taint: to indemnify them in the short-
out possible time for the damage that
niiulit be entailed by battle.
(loll. Dior. also addressed a communi-
cation to (lam. Charles F. Hughes. hum“
inbuilt-r of tho ‘Ilnlted dilutes cruiuorl
their Mtllillil-l, saying that he would coa-
duct the; situation according to internu»
loiunl law and specifically saying. "it
in unnecessary to disembark Amer»
runs on my account."
The lateral commander also address
ed the Anterirnn not: 1 saying:
"i shall not attach the dlty bolero the
lump or twenty-tour hours, and our
iug that than Americans should seen
mildly." .
(lea. war. has since asked (lea. shel-
tran to name the time and piece at
which noncomlmtenig could pass both
lines. a
tioinmotloro Monte, the federal nee
trill conimsauer, promised Capt. flush.
or not to participate, nor to are in the
auction of tho city during the lights
in . ,
cant. Hughes than warned the team;
modern their any breach or his promise
would he considered a hostile set to-
me! the dialled ”states.
“2 counsellors hirsute
BOY GOES TO REFORMATORY.
Frank Cornell Ran Away From Fat
field County Home.
li‘rnnk '(‘iornelb an inmate of
local institution.
put.
from Wastport avenue. He
could stand his actions no longer.
the routine oi the mtshoine.
tlon. too. but his determined“,
been the can" ol‘gettinsvhim '
will keep the
tormetcry are eater-lime, rei- him.
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wettest and three, inches they were aston-
(ihildren‘s County Home in Westport
avenue, was committed to the State
Rel'ormetory this morning. by Judge
Edward M. iocltwood. on the charges
brought in. by the authorities of the
Master Cornell lust would not stay
No sooner would he discover an
opportunity than he would drttt away.
caught in New Haven this last time;
and the Home people, figured that they
Cider Thomas heather-land. oi Nor-
walk. took, the led togllderiden today.
The ehlet was delegated to so no and
to ioolt over the institution in‘ order
that he may familiarise himself with
The Cornell will“ it rather on-
usualiy intelligent me. but belies a
merry. mischievous twinkle in .hle ‘
dark eyes, which mounts many the midi swamp dietitian deal-
things. He has a lock of dmrlorym removed from ill Valuation
”Ill
when it will not postulate: War-:1“ stoning“, m «affluence-n.
much. for all thin“ in this State has also Weill Hints ot'clothiao.» . Oil
3 Ger advisement is the proposition of Springfield men worked With them at
NEW YORK' 0““ 22:““0. “Mellwvncuring a street cleaning mlchllifi, that. time.
lathe trial of Police Lieut. Charles".wmch labor flay’ng device Will be at»
F. Becker for the murder at Herman ,soluteiy “was", next ya”. after the SHHMME
Rosenthel. the gambler, rented ”SWpermnnent pavement ma“ have been ‘
case a low moments miter noon today ’compieood. .
without calling [locker ‘0 “‘9 “Md-l. Permanent. pavement. unlike mac. ;
l t Justice 3°fl£°°lm°dn§z Ht; “3° 53' ‘ednm roads. will not take care or its
1 9“" ran an ”MW 9 “"9 wn d t. l but littl eweo D.-
lwithout motion from counsel. to lottery”, t: mallet: :kxnnaneut in“ cold summer resort. ocean bench. were
further testimony along the line of the 311m vicinity surrounding it nix-bearable thnhntened with destruction by ilrethls
alleged coneirlrncy against Becker by iaurlng a slight. wind storm, Flushing morning. About szsb John Modem.
Rose, Walther, Vaiion and Bohepps. me‘ water 1,, a tedious and oxuenn- slatted to crank hiaauto in his garage
“.laclt sulllvan’ was recalled by the M, operation and is not permissebte at the beach. The machine backfired.
“0"” ldurlnu certain times or the year. HEHHl‘HK'nH-imt OHHeMti-tutHHH-MGTIHS “:3
W“”‘”"‘”"” Water the city to depend upon hand 3 ‘3 0 H . ‘l o. ‘3 5 ‘
Hill: 1N WOOD STREET. ‘iaoor to keep cleaned the 'milns or “5H and “3“" were destroyed. Cyrus
The prompt discovery of a fire in “intrepid to be m paved the work would ’Wnl Eros/n tr garage was also burned
pile or cabbage in the alley lending ”icon a small lemme we” year. The Tin garages were but a short diatoms
Wood street yesterday afternoon at' it only other alternative is that a, a frat a cottage. but the volunteer fire
actual: and the equally prompt work 0. fireetcleaaer Or the suction m”, ma sticceedod in preventing the
the incidents in extinguishing the “Mormon really cm“ the highway. up i» d oi the tissues until help arrived
ngggg 7m: lrézfizsygsgf'y :‘jilnulckly and comparatively cheaply. "”0“”
thontbt that the bins in“. mind by
someone «dusty throwing a lighted
present. Mr. Grinder, consulting eugin— ~
oer for the bridge committee.
The men were working on the sec-
ond boring at ”me time, which was 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and just
hey resolved a depth of fortydivc
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It RESORT ,
MHAHEB. BURIED
new munch. Oct. salmrnn city's
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t'iuhed when this atrium measuring
litearly three inches in diameter shot
loci of the pipes. with suinoleut force
lto throw the water out three inches
labovo the pipe. and carry up with it
stones and other material. The~water
was fresh. so clear as crystal and as
lcold an ice. ‘
Engineer Hart is or the opinion that
the stream came from a spring and will
i probably take a picture of it today. iitt»
ting the pipe to the proper level. The
boring has not been carried below the
lievol oi the spring.
1 ' There is a possibility that the water
taught come from a subterranean river
lor'stream. but the engineer is inclined.
.to thin; that it is a spring. owing to
”the terrific force which we. behind the
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UML§R$ IN ill“? AVENUE.‘
7 "“"T‘" “"3"" , entire broke into it shod at the
simian. late the pile. W. ll. Franklin. one oi the “WIf oi the home-oi Rev. it. or: Ebol-
‘ WW tuck victim. was ill-chargedrtrem to: in nut avenue. some time during
, , ““9““; lire: hospital sod” and returned to Weight-sad made quite I rich hunt
on intuit to thank clitoris or Test his hall" in Boston. in ‘ km or encounters tools and
"M’fld‘aflm W thw’flflkmflbi William mine antiqhnobfiuyer. ., .
Will WWII!“ MI W ‘Wt . ,oppeadicttts complements. are re
Wabbit: “a. mammalian “MUM“ as his: comfortable m. u.
‘m? ,V m .,, ,
, lite-ii Julie than. one «and: are . .
, m on was: for Will; '
in!» vitamins new is We“: . _ , ,
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room was discerned this
» pivotal; Rodent poll” in“
. W. Million on,
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at it it Wm: submersion-r
iu, was sauna“ stain-nod isle ,
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murmur “it an em.. %
twitter at Tel. not.
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IEx-sectionZForeman Still insists Thai Ties__Are Rotten and
or. a Fact That Railroad Officials Deny, and Scene 0
Wreck is Looked Over Again
llillill, illlillillil n stun n A suitable
a tuition, n no u an Piiiill nil?
lilies-president ‘Buckland Declares Foreman Was Unsatisicct "
/’ ‘
day’s ses-;spong.v. Mr. Buckland said this
would ol'l’er the company’s 'roco‘
show that Mr. Everett W35
diced witness.
show that Mr. Everet was .
dent E. G. Buck-laud made a state. led tor padding the pny‘roiiflohis
intent to the coroner that the com- lreguiarity of methods of paying:
puny would make an endeavor to have amen and the character of his
a full and flat contradiction or the'es a section foreman, Isiah was
0i ; unsatisfactory, etc.
testified on Saturday that in his op- perhapsit was best not to introdtti’:
inion the roadbed was the cause of any such evidence. The. ,_
band in
‘Springneid Street Railway company RBWGSBMBHHO
little articles of stellar, Vain...
“gruesome: mm win.
in
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in l f a
Road for Thirty Years f
He said that ; _
sch
To investigate. .
Coroner Phelan suggested,
coroner
(Continued Ont Fifth Pater
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trunnion if
m
not, the Old
House on Mill Hill Show
Have Large Sale;
A recent visitor in Norwallr; ‘ ‘
has been associated with titanium ’
ties of Hull House. Chicago. angler W
supervision of Miss Jane ,A'd, f}
commended most highly the wot?
the Norwailr Dispensary and the , ,
Tuberculosis Association. The W
went with Miss Burke on her-row
of visits and was deeply interested"
the worlt. making a few helpful 9““
gestlons irom her larger expedient».
This work is‘rapidly increasing
it seems probable that in the use he.
tore a second visiting nurse man his
maintained. .
This association has in form
years placed the Red Cross stamp
sale. but there has been objeotlo “fill
the use o{.thls stamp or seat In “ '3’
suggestive of the ‘grewaoms ‘
year the association is placing it
a seal designed by home talent”
it is hoped will please the
the general public and prov
popular.
The old Towa House Is the ,
of the seal. chosen because i id
or the patent builllnzs left.
in the town and because.
work it is designed to help,
town‘intorest. not confined to a
lion.
'Theee scale will be round at.
drug stores. no. Ryan's. the No:
library and hits. Charles T.
will gladly llil any order son
The cost of there needs has by
email tine to the kindness oi iii
meter, who had them struc‘
the lowest .poanibie More. lid
deliver new received will pop
to the treasury and help that “ ‘
work of the Dispensary an
in; horse. The price at tho
zone cent each. it every
town should buy souvenir.
help it would. he. ‘ ‘
amnion
‘- va 1 \ H
home early tomorrow hW
lied lion’s Hill to no till , ,
mi tom showing thin.
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