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'About 300 Commuters and Friends (lather in Lookwood's Hall,
and Alter Hearing Speeches,
Bailroad-Ottioiais to Perform Duties They Owe Public
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There Was One-Vote in the Negative ,When the Resolutions
Were Finally Pot and Carried
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bonitlons on the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad, held last even-
Ing in Almckwood's hall, was attended
iby about 30 comfimters and their
friends. Several interesting speakers
{were heard, and two of them had real
punches behind what they said—Rep
'l'eeentetiveelect Lynn W. Wilson of
_ Bridgeport and Attorney John J. Wat sh
AOt‘Norwaik. The former attacked the
{load and the Public Utilities commis-
sion, the letter attacked the dawn on
Ache statute bolts which gave the Con-
Abolidstedi road a complete monopoly
Di? Steam and electric roads in the state
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0:. loan Oumoriier Delivers a
AVery Interesting Address to
Allorwaik Medical Association
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AA- (The regular meeting of the Nor-
ghetto Medical Asboci‘ntion was held
last evening at the residence oi! Dr
[Walter Hitchcock.
. Dr. Jean Dumortier read a very
complete and interesting paper des-
criptive of his experiences and im-
Apressions during his visit to the Mayo
iI-lospital at Rochester. Minn.
The little western town has risen
Into prominence and prosperity main-
ly by reason or the work of the Mayo
ibrothers, whose large hospital of 250
m
beds. soon to be doubled in capacity,
has become o. noted surgical center of
the west and south.
There are a number of hotels and
senatorls near by, to which patients
are visitenwss soon as they are able to
he removed from the hospital, there-
by making room tor the new cases
constantly srrivinz.
A large office building. entirely de-
voted to the use of. the stall or phy-
sicians. all specialists who carefully
examine each patient so that no phy~
sleet detect may remain undetected,
is the entrance point tor all A com»
plete diagnosis being thus establish-
ed the patient is then informed
whether medical tresimoui Antone will .4
, be sufficient or operation is needed.
Duly surgical cases so to the hospital;
uleoossury operations or those that,
Will not snore lusting relied and bone.
iii. are scrupulously avoided. The
Asnetlwdu at operation are thorough and
puinsteklns; some members or the stair
spend much time in visiting the turns
‘hospituls of Europe and at this scum
try. keeping in consisnt‘itouctu ivttii
ii the intent achievements. but be
unusual or sensational operations are
tempted unless Anore coconuts rev
nits can be better attained more».
, {if on morality rule is {very
but this is porosity bosses.
am one the contested custom they
. New Haven; Acting Grand Secretary.
Adopttlesolutlons Getting On‘
and ordered a. resolution for the reen-
actment of a railroad law that will
break the monoply. There were two
rosoluntions passed, 'but not unanim-
ously. There was one vote always in
the negative. The meeting was held
in Lockwood's hall, there were less
than 300 present and nearly half of the
audience were women.
Resolutions Adopted.
The following were resolved and
oriented:
“Resolved, whereas it hos been made
iio appear, by a series of horrible sc-
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and commotion of diseases of the
various abdominsi organs. Manly or
these conclusions being in direct 01)-
Million. ”The idleorflhtfl' Abbe earlier
testrbooks, 'Visitid’g Aihy‘sicians are
cordially welcomed and freely admit~
ted to all the operation rooms.
Af-bbr having held a social session
at Dr. Hitchcock’s hospitable board-ell
were ‘well satisfied that the evening
was most enjoyable
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P. C. Lounsbury hedge, N. E. 0. P..
ihelds. largely attended and enthusias-
tic meeting dsst evening at Mystic
Chain hall. The affair prayed to he
one of the happiest and «most. success-
ful at its him! ever held "by the local
lodge. .There werc‘ml'esen‘t, as guests,
Vice Supreme Warden Frank Hill, of
John J. Minnlx or New Haven; Grand
Warden J. L. Christie, or Bridgeport:
Wallace A. Smith in: Bridgeport; on.
trict Deputy Robert Wilson, at bitum-
fond and o. delegation of the members
or Schiller Lodge, Bridgeport.
The entertainment was tarnished ‘by
o. quarettte Anode up or N. Smith For-
gnson, Miss Craig, Mrs. AF. .1. Merriam.
and William [Jefferson The singing 0A
the quartetbe was excellent and mode a
mode a decided hit upon the apprecisti
decided. hit upon one mlpreclstive nudi-
ence. utter in the evening refresh-
ments were servd. Delicious was also en.
Joyce. music being .iuruished by Frank
Ferris' orchestra of three pieces.
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warpecisi Tranksgiving Dinner 31.00
All. The Clifford Hotel from 1 to 2 p.
An. “Please reserve tobies in odvsnOe.
soundness unocsseswss.
Rev. Gorey is. Pentecost. at Burton.
who was the Progressive osndidste {or
motor or the twentyaixth district. ad-
messes: so enthusiastic audience of
bull Mouser. at the new lied Mons
hull lest evnhig on‘ehe utter»
W at the election. the Allin Peru
Ali‘s" Wily 10”"
.mo- a a public speaker since aloe; A. . .
‘7 lion end no enthused h ’ ’hdion‘ue Mill .
ms still-t to hush. " “
Proposed to merge the Various
Sections of the Town oi Nor-
‘ walk into One Olly '
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Other Ofiioers [are to be Elected
or Appointed
The methodoh consolidation sug-
gested by the committee contemplates
the incorporation of a city comprising
the entire Town of Norwalk. The city
to 'be divided:
Aia) dor representation purposes into
live words as dollows:
The first word comprising the ter
rltory of the present City of Norwalk,
with two councilmen.
The second word comprising the
territory of the present city of South
Norwnlk, with two councilmen.
The'third ward comprising substan-
tially the present territory of the third
voting district. with one councilman.
The fourth ward comprising all of
the present post voting district outside
or the present city at Norwalk, with
one connoiimsn. ’
The little zoned. comprising All of the
{territory or Allotment! voting All-met
Outside ad the present City oi South
Norwaik with one councilman.
(Hereafter on additional councilman
in each went for every four thousand
of inhabitants. flush additional coun-
cilman. how‘isvento to'b elected when.
ever the Tabulation a any one word
exceeds the multiple of four thousand
by more than two thousand.)
. (b) for votan purposes into three
voting districts substantially as at
present
to) tor taxation Ami-poses into five
tsxinsiiistridts is iotlowe:
The first taxing district comprising
the present City of Norwslk.
The second taxing district compris-
ing the present City or South Nor-
walk
The third taxing district comprising
the present East Norwaik Fire Dis-
trict.
The dourth tailing district compris-
ing the present Cities of Norwsilt and
South Norwslkhend substantially the
present third voting district.
The Mill taxing district comprising
the entire territory of the Town of
Norwalk. '
The city succeeding to all the prop-
erty and assuming all liabilities of the
present Town of Norwalk. end here-
after possessing all the rights and its.
Abilities o't flown and a city.
The first taxing district as a corner-
ate entity usumina all the property,
and liabilities of the present city of
Norwsik, with power to maintain the
present water-works and library at the
present City at Norwalk. acting by." a
board of commissioners elected in the
district, ,
The second tuning district as s. cor-
porate entity assuming all "improp-
h
any and liabilities of the presenutlity .
at South Norwoik. with cover to moibu
rain the present wsternworks. electric.
clients and library or the present city.
or South Noiwuik, acting by a board
or commissionerd elected in the dis
trict. All, . .
The third .
potato entity ._
Astriet es a cor-
ing oil the prop- ,
men. 4s g _ _.
F libido"! stills
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Ann attempted mole came to lisht
Ayesowusysmmonmheniewure-
ported to WOW Heine:- that
two ladleein mu: New street were
held up by colonialism million whoso-
tempted to watchtower the muse oi:
moitheladimiuumleum suc-
ceeded had it not Alien for the timely
J, ammo: countermeasure. The is-
dies screamed when the rllow attempt-
sdtocsteh Matilde-puissant! inso
doing mounted the moon or the
gbsssin‘gmsn. dictumedssheudddeo
‘ smanbunlred inhibits, excused him-
sets and made oifA‘f dimppedred down
Third street. Whats the rescuer round
’ out what the trouble was he turned and
tried to catch the bishmymanhut tell-
ed to ilnd any trace at him.
—-PAY PERSONAL, TAX THia‘WEEK
. ~Coliector's oldies; Towu Hell, and J.
M. Layton and 00;. Inc.
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Arthur Lovejoy Tried to clip the
Brass Knobs Froin Home of
a Pair oi Oxen
iiiiR Bibi till! Willis
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lield tinder 5200 Bent tor a
Hearing Next WM
Arthur Inveioy, ‘Oormerly of nut
Norwslk, wss walnut bottles Jus-
Atles Inckweod in Wilton, W.
chooser! with breech lot the palace so
aresuit othsvinsshOtupbisholrd-
in: use. and s blacksmith shop here
yesterday decorum Adler AAA-Aer
proceedings the case was continued
until next week under bonds at $200.
which were furnished. Dovejoy, it is
said. had been drinking. ,
According to the attention, he
line went to the blacksmith drop of
Samuel Sconeld, where he drew a re
voiver and began shooting at the
bass knobs on the ends of the home
or s pair of oxen there. later he
went to the home of Frederick Elliot,
when! he boarded. and. it is charged.
shot out the windows or the dining
room. His actions at the house ter-
rorizea the occupants. strum; whom
were several women, including Miss
Anna. Bennett, to whom is is ssid. be
bad for a long time been showtns
some attention.
He was arrested by Constable Louis
Women. and been to the Nor-walk
lockup He was taken back to Wil-
ton this morning for the hearing.
Dovsioy was married several yum
ago and went to Quilter-Alia to live,
but. Marimba died some motions use
and be returned east. lie is about
thirty’yesrs old. .
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OONOARWM RIlLLY ‘ro SPEAK.
Thomas 1.. heiiiy. of Markham. United
States Museum“ from the ssooii’d
district will address this evenings
meeting tribe. held at at .1on new
soiiool limit. in Henry street. other the
auspices of the Iiifly Name Motels
,. , titre end vivacious twelve-yellows
‘ ~ daughter of Edward and Annie Fitz-
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Petr tonight and Thursday.
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Twelve-Year-Old MaryFltznereld
Oied in the Hospital Four
Hours Alter Accident
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Mills AT SliiliiR
Stumbleli Over Signal Wire and
‘ Fell lnFront ot Engine
Meryl Paulo. Fitzgerald, the attrac-
ts
steroid. or South Norwaik. met a. tra-
gic date yesterday site's-noon at 4: 05
o‘.oiock when she stumbled over a
signal wire at the east hound railroad
station and doll to hoist at a freight
train going east. The girl was injur-
ed to such an extent that she died
at the Norwsdk Hospital, last even-
ing, at 8: 45 o'clock, despite the heroic
eitorts or the hospital nurses, and
Drs. AJeen Dumortier and L. M. Allen
Eyewitnesees to the accident are
few. but it is understood that little
Mary attempted to cross the track:
from the meniscus 1 to gee septa
bound station . .
open pieces in. the bee. portions of
which now Well (or the ac.
commodetton a“ will Mi'ced to take
one inside tucks white the electrifi-
cation work is being done. In mm
to skip serous the rstls and ties she
doubtdess did not. see the signal wires
sue stmnble‘d Nuns directly in front
or the rushing train. A work 'trsin
coming in the opposite direction ad.-
de’d to her confusion. The cOnduotor
of the heirht train was Archer Un-
derhtll. '
also wupiclred-A up and carried into
tbebWroomotMesstbound
station by James Flynn and Joseph
English, homegrown “(I s. hurry cell
sent for s. physician and the ambul-
ance. Dr. Jean Dumortier arrived in
his automobile soon sitter the accident
sud administered first old, while
awaiting the ambulance which did
not reach the scene until about i: 40
o'.clocll Examination showed that
both feet were nearly severed. her
left “in badly mangled between the
wrist and elbow, and that she had
sustained a fractured skull. For some
time the identity. of the child was
unknown and while waiting for the
ambulance to srrive s number of per-
sons were salinitted to the AW
mom for the purpose or identifica-
tion, but unfortunately. none knew the
dirt.
At the hospital it was found that it
would be necessary to amputees both
test and the left been. The ohysl.
stuns did all in their power for the
little airborne she expired st 8: 40 o-
oiock lest pilot.
The parents of the doc ore
minnows in The ltorwelks. tier
tether now resides in Bulimia and
the mother in Union street. The ist-
ter wits Modesty housekeeper at the
Moheokemo Hotel. The tuner-st Air-1m
rangements will be mad. known later. .
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monument. hops conserve. Jelly and
candles st Nelson tel lion’s.
oils. or“ moronb‘Abderson, dough
is:- lit, Whistle sud- titre. dirt A.
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' at and Raymond & lion the choirs sud
r fitted the indies in still
nor Weeks, disuse sensor and Miss
‘ man HM Kim
celisbtin the oostroommdhrovue ‘
a”.
Oyster company;
Matter is one of Apprehen
Residents of Westport and vicinity
will be interested in the decision which
Judge Marcus AH Holcomb of the su- P
pea-tor court has Just handed down in.
the case or Minot S. Smith Oysteri
co_uolps.ny against the Westport Fire dis-
trict, on sustain in which the piaimtiii'
asked for an injunction nestrsining de-
fedsnt from emptying sewage from a
new sewer into the Saugatuck river.§
Judge Holcomb in his memorandum
carefully reviews the testimony in the
case and decides in favor of the Weeo'
port fire district.
Oyster Company Claims.
The Minot 8. Smith Oyster company
Aboutfliliiileaiized tor Purpose
IolEstablishinp Homeioriiurses ,
ladies and gentlemen of the Non
walks played with at the sand day fer
sweet charity. yesterday afternoon and
evening in the town mmbly nail, and
to learn that over 8400 was cleared by
the event for the benefit ot the Nor-
msik hospital, will bring joy to the
inserts ol.’ the many contributors, as
well as to the townspeople 'in general.
There is a plan on foot to establish
wees/res Roll L. .3 home for the Nur-
ses um the hoopitei dimmers may set
e‘side the sum netted by yesterday‘s
function for this purpose.
in the alternoon the lsdies played
alone and the evening the tune-
tion was for ladies and their genltemen
Men/be. Fitby tables were occupied in
the afternoon and in the evening there
were. titty eight full tables. Several
persons donated so much as $20 for
their tables, in order to help the good
work. .
There were seventy-live prises for
the days” playing and all were boastful
The prizes were the donations or the
merchants of {tenth Norwslk and Nor»
will: end of friends or the movment.
Merchants from tuber city donated fruit
for the lemonade and! the .Mohcm
Spring Wiser Company, the liquid for
the delicious drink.
Everyone "stated the ladies most
graciously in their uriunsemeuts an:
the id's-tr was thus one or the easiest
triumphs or its mum ever held in
town. Thus the committee at plums.
is to be duly ocusmtuisteu 'rue
solcwtmen donated til hnll snd Mitchel
Ashlee. . , .
Auction, brides, whist.’ mites and“
rum store the passes played. both otter
noon snd' evening
In the amenities idiots diatribe sill!
Helen Merritt sud (litre “slim Aze-
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the ermine linens Helen tier,
would proved About chemise with
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Wide Question Opened by the contention of the Company, but
ded Banner and Conjecture
owns ten or more acres in the Show
hick river one they brought an
to the superior court claiming that
“Westport Fine dietriot use under ' .
sol-notion a sewer which would empty?“
sewage into the river and that it ' f
be detrimental to the oyster
‘When the case came before Judge Hue
comb, Attorney Harry R. Sherlvoo‘d 5T:
Westport and Attorney stiles Judith
oi! AStratford represented the defendant
and Attorney J. H. Light looked sits:
the interests oil the pletntiir. ,
in 'his memorandum, Judge Hoicln
sun n.5, Winchestersnd o,
Emilivves are turning; .
How to Operate lt‘
TheSouth Nonwelk electric Pin
new auto-truck arrived in South ,
walk yestenisy utter-noes at s o'c
sud certainly is a. beauty. The {up
chine is made especiaii tor the plat
and is fashioned so as to meet new
moods which will be made upon it It."
connectipn with the Work of the plans:
it is run by electric power and the mo»
chsniem is simplicity itself.
The machine sts‘rted from New York
at 'f: 40 select: yesterday morning and
reached Stamford at noon. where .
small charge was ticker: on and them
continued on to its domination. The
machine is in charge oi! the makers' 9" A
orator Mr. Daley, who is now enamel!
in teaching the employee of the plus;
how to run the machine.
The machine was made for the plane
by the General intestate company. ,
Lion; island City. It has capacity All:
one tonond'wilibe title to item
Amy oi the hills in or about the on:
Without didioulty and while cerryin :-
!uil load It is equipped with 1.601
es, ladder boost a. semi. light, is e
trtosliy lighted and has oldie new
it is attractively decorated and ,.
each side lilies ohmic}; hm: m
bearing the heme oi «the plant. it
euuipooo to meet new demand me“
upon itusropsir sndemergenoyw
not: and will undoubtsdiy prove to W
s [out labor sever 10's the city menu
(is loved roads the machine use has
operated for a distance ill-om any so
sixty miles on and chorus of sins . ,
ty. AAA on. sections mum nine f‘
Altered at every mar. it. t
ed t forty live Aid-lee will hens
smut» or the looting ousliti ,
soul-sec menu, which. use
charged at the plant.
This morning «Slipeldntendsuf
with em use the our silent the
bit it .s thereon; lost and
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