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[shed wolves yester devoured four per-
Lish'ed wolves yesterday devoured 4 per-
in the province or 'Biera. '
Large packé of the starving animals
have come down from the gorges of
the Sierra Da Estrella whence they
have been driven owing to the deep.
allows and they are terriorizing the'
low country.
. They attack lonely forms at night.
iwhile persons traveling alone along
the roads are. in constant danger.
F 100 Wolves Killed.
{ lA great hunt 'was organized yester-
lday by the country inhabitants in the
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George B. Montgomery is Ago i
Chosen Chief and]. 1'.
Hollands Assistant
. m
‘ The Norwalk Fire Department held
the annual meeting last evening and
elected the unicorn-to some id'uring
" the ensuing year. The list as elect
‘ed will betanbmitted to theNorwalk
lty council for approval at Monday
night's meeting. George B. Mont-
gomery was selected to succeed him-
self [or another year of endeavor.
Quite‘ a little contest developed for
the position of first assistant chief
engineer. Edwin Burr refused to
stand for the allies and two candi-
F
dates developed in ex-Chlet Clarence -
Buttery‘nnd iiecond Assistant John
ll‘. .Mcllianus. The Hope Hope man
you out by tour votes.
The slate as it were made up tinni-
ly. last night, is as follows:
Chick-George '8. Montgomery.
irim Assistant—John T. Molllanus.
Second Assistant-William E.
James.
Secretarymlierhard Nattotord.
Treasurer-«John D. Milne.
Physiclunmlm. William J. 'l‘rncey.
sum m can V '
run liEd‘i‘ noon
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The silver Tea which we. given at
the residence of Miss Hard. or West
avenue, yesterday afternoon tor the
,pennnt oi the nest Roomrbrovcd to
be a great success, socially and finan-
clully The committee in charge of
this affair consisting at Miss Hard,
re. Alvin DcWiti. WAdswurth end
rs. “rhetoric i would proved to be
charmiilg and campctcnt. hosts in
every mused. fibers were fully one
hundred .pacple who. attended the ar-
A
ntrocni ind m. table were
in char-u at it. and 8. Lockwood and
to. (loom lira-t.
tits has. illicit Mary Burnett and
Mrs We”? Hort. . ,,
one. has and circuits were Ashen
iii it. itsnro and
~ New Haven railroad
with the operating department. is ar-
ranging a uowtlme table for all of
the through passenger trains between
New York And Boston. and it is started
on good authority that. the tannins
time oi these trains will be made
about 16 minutes or so slower 'bc-
: 'rne wsitllcsm vars mm nm‘
province 0! Biera.
More than 200 men participated and
they succeeded in rounding up and
killing over 100 wolves but eight of
the hunters were ‘badly bitten.
—-THE BIG GAME
Monday night, St. Gabriela vs. Nor-
nvalks (Swanson, Dagon, Guarnierl,
Dorney, Cahiiil High School vs.
'Xnviel', of Danbury. Basketball.
Dancing. Armory.
-RED MEN'S DANCE
West Washington St. Ladies 16c.
new this mu 1'0
county lll‘lll one,“
tween the two points.
meat.
tal lose or from 10 to 16 minutes.
The running
time or all express” trains.
changes
and compel the latter to
around" the locals,
.sihlc.
velour” Hours
AAAlvsr matter no
pony.
Highway commissioner
from.
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every Saturday night, new wlgwam,
.. EMF EMBED“! STEPS
. The passenger department of the
in connection
‘ This action is necessary because of
the recent order (lithe utilities com-
mission that all trains come to I. full
stop betore making a crossover more
Each atop causes a... loss of
about three minutes, and from three
to live crossover movements are‘made
by the through trains, making a to
time of the limited
trains will be set back as well as the
The new
time table will also include some
in the running time or local
trains, which in a .few instances at
least get in front of the last expresses
"run
in which move-
ment a crossover has to be made. The
company‘is to eliminate every cross
over movements so tar as it is pos—
iinu'rrono. Dec..ii.-At a hearing
hoidre the Public Utilities Commit»
sion at the capital yesterday, ‘Uarl
Welsheli. of Dorian, through his each»
set, A. A. shoal, asked the commie
clan to rescind its order appro'vins
the method or construction at a sec-
ond trolley track on the old Port road
in Dorian by the Connecticut Corns
A bridge in to he built and Mr.
Welaheit asserts that the'piuna would
take in some at his property and the
road would also be a danger and
menace-to the public. Mr. Shoal Acid
iiacdon’ald
had promised long are to take the
matter up. but had not yet been heard
its also declared that his
client, had not been noticed ct I: lift
vicar bearing. an injunction relating
millennial-lo punctuate thesaur-
thrilled The Auditor was Malta“
Illiilillilll a uni
Delonuanis Annealed From Ben-
otlla and damages in the
Bailey Street Layout
to
Corporation Counsel Joseph R. Tay-
lor, pt Soupth Nor-walk. yesterday ro-
celve‘d a cop! 0! the finding 0; Mint-
ney Edwin L. sooiield, at Stamford.
commissioner of the Superior Court
in the case of Stephen and Rose. call
ya. the‘ City of South Norwalh. in
which the ”appellants claimed that
they were damaged by the appellee in
the layout of Talley street in. excess
to the benefits received. The. com-
missioner reports ',to‘ Judge Howard
J. Curtis, 0: the Superior Court that
there was no error in the assessment
oi! benefits and damages as reported
by the board of freeholders and ac-
cepted by the city council.
was as follows:
To the lblonlcrrabie Howard J. Curtis,
a Judge of the Superior (loam--
g The subscriber, a committee ap
pointed in the above entitled case by
an order made and entered on the
23rd day or May, 1912, to reassess the
benefits and damages and to correct
any errors which~may be round to are
let in the report of schedule of the
committee of treeholdors in the as
sessment of damages sustained by
and benefits accruing to the appel-
lants because or the layout and-
change of grade of Bailey street as
mentioned in the appeal, respectful?
ly reports:
That he met, by appointment, all of
the parties interested in said appeal
at South Norwaiii in the town of Non-
‘ walk 0n Revocation R8, 1912 and first
being duly sworn, board said parties.
with thoin.mmuaos, and by bonsai.”
and viewed the promises, and subiei
quently. received and duly considered.
the claims of counsel as made in
briefs submitted by them, and after
duly considering all‘ of the evidence
and the claims oi the respective par-‘
ties, he Finds, and hereby reports, that
they, the appellants, sustained dam-
age by reason of said Bailey streetF
and the change or gradq of said street
in the sum or three hundred ($300. 00)
dollars, and that they received bene-
fits by reason of said layout and
change of grade of said street in the
sum of three hundred (8800.00) doi-
lars, and that no errors have been
shown to exist in the report or sched~
his or said committee;
EDWIN L. SCOFIELD,
Committee.
AVIATOR SHOT
Iii PAIRS. FRAME
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ET. LOUIS Dec. li.-—The shoot-
ing dc Walter Mum. in Paris, France,
yesterday. marks the eighth tragedy
centering around airmen who partici-
pated in 1810 in the aviation and bal-
loon races (hold in St. Louis A mo—
tion picture was at that time taken of
the prominent airmen at the meet
Mumm war in the picture. and there
were several other balloonists and
aviators who have since been killed
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt aloe oc-
cupiod a prominent place in the dim.
glitch has been termed “the death
In."
Mumm was aide to Alfred le Blane
in the international balloon race
which started in St. Louis in Novem-
her two years ago. ,
. Le iilanc and Maroon. in the ills do
France. the French entry in the event.
landed in Pigmhlaing, Ooh. 726 miles
from the starting point. altar being in
the air 37 hours. ‘
Those. who. have been drilled .sdd
who were’prooont at the 1910 care
plans meet and the intoruatiinai hai-
icon races in 6t. Louie. are Reich
Johnstono. "Tony" von Phat. iaoques
Fours. A 1.. Watch, Arch Horsey.
Lieutdiaho Gericho and Col. Theo-
This a so new: man Was
The finding submitted to the court
- gene 5. Lenin, n. w. Fitch and A. N.
u v
Granted UAR Your in the
oily oi South Norwaik
nilu sauna
ililiili u n il'lliliilll
FinalconsiderAilAndilAatterooa
liver to choeeday Night
Ow’vig to the tact that councilman
Hiram B. West. cushion of the com
mittee on specie, m unable to be
present at last night’s meeting or the
South Nor-walk Board of illuminate and
Taxation little business was inn
cached The board has set aside the
street department to be considered
alone, and was unable to take any or
the other work.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman John H.;_MOMahon. Rich-
ard J. Cutbili, accord RKnapp. Eu.
Theriault were present.
The matter before the board for
consideration was the street. depart-
ment, for which $41,600.00 was re-
quested. that your woman! granted
sentence.
diner m Farah. tool: all!!!
or the meeting and Strict Commie
sinner Brown appeared tic-explicit! the
budget submitted.
The project or improving Garner
street was brought up and Ir. Molda-
hon argued in favor or at. amt.
saying that in, consideration of the
amount at money that was invested
thermostat wa will be invested in
the near future, something should he
done by the city.
The board was handicapped by the
absence or Councilman Hiram 8.
West, chairman or the street depart-
ment. , o
The board waded into. the budget
and lmiicatioun are that the street
department will be allowed consider-
ably less than the amount requested.
The street, water and electric light
departments will be considered at the
next meeting to be held next Wednes-
dty
~IRA80 60008. HUMIOORO,
cigarette and cigar cases and all
smokera' supplier for Xmas. at Drey-
fuss’ . Souvenirs to ladies. ,
ulna no
not unis
$240,000 Denna Ammo
the federal court. rendered last Novern
bury diattm'g a».
era Allowed tor the execution. .
(lore Edition. .
Mm
duodenum“
our our or mgr.» will be in
* A illitllilililllllill titan
, Superintendent of Schools Ira '1‘.
. would recover.
Service Boone tor Executioner
DANBURY, Doc. ‘li.~—8ervice has
been beguaon 180 uuoin batters in this
city, Bellini, (servant andsonth Nor-
wallr «or execution of the indictment. oi
her awarding to the plaintiffs in the
case or D. E. Mews and company
against the dialled Hatters of North
America. This is known as the Dam
in Addition to
these (thrown costs at 37.180.” and
attorneys' ice- of 35.000 were evacua-
ed against. the defendants. making the
total resonance with interest and toss
addsd.‘ ditty day: from chcihbci- iii
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Addresses women’s "one Loa-
nus anti Norwolk Equal
Franchise League
Chapman delighted the ladies of the
Women’s civic League ct “Norwalk,
the Norwalk Equal munchies means
and ot the South Norwldk Municipal
League yesterday afternoon when he
addressed them in the Norwaik Lib-
rary auditorium upon the subject 0:
schools.
Superintendent: Chapman was in-
troduced by Miss Mary B‘FerryJPres-
idem. oi the, (live Loam. and be ex-
plained that. because 0! his business
taking so much 0! his time he would
be compelled to read his paper. He
gave a. very delightful paper on ‘the_
history or the school systems, their
methods. etc. tram thspolonial times
up to the present time. The schools ‘
in the Colonial days were supported
by taxation. as first the boys were
only thought as having the, need or
an education, but. actually. the girls
were given a little opportunity until
at present their limitless are equal.
if not better in raver or the girls it
is the right of every child to have the
proper oducatlunu opportunities in
this day it would be too bad it the
schools do not progress correspond-
ingly with themrogress of the time.
Superintendent Chapman spoke or
the change in the home-lite oi the
young people. Years ago the boys
and girls had .home duties but now
their homes are places to eat and
sleep only. Thornton the demand
upon the school to amount with
training and WW science is:
greater. because. entire tact that the
home duties are light and give *iittlo
r
the olden days. .
Mien Ferry graciously thanked Mr.
{human and stated that the We
is ready and willing to do all ln.ita
pow to have good schools.
lore ilEliiilli Aer
rrovto rorltr
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MON'liQOMERY Moan, Dec. 14.—
SM year old Grace Henley perish
ed in a are that destroyed the farm-
house or her lather. Charles H.»Hcsl~
oy, early today. Charles 001e, a 15‘
year old boy, who lived with the
Healcye, was terribly burned in a he.
roic short to rescue the child. The
bay went back into the burning house
for the little girl, but betel-e he could
reach the room in which she was
shaping the door collapsed and be
was buried under‘the ruins. rlie'wac
molten to the Noble Hospital at Wecl~
lipid. where it is said he probably
The tire is believed
to have been caused by a detective
due. Property loss estimated at $2.
000.
Museum's/A150.“ Pm. . ,
“nonunion. 9a., but. ii.—-ii'ira
believed to have been at incendiary
origin destroyed twenty stables.
werohoaseo and midcnceo in Bred
dock. a suburb early today. Scores
prison. women and children were roa-
ou‘ed by numcnm'dcaeti of whom' sat
tend alight injuries. The ion is anti.
‘rnatcd at, ”69.000.
W
moron TAXI No mam
in dealing with us. Bcautliui Mech-
achaum and Brier Pipes. and Cigars
by the box. All prices Wheipisy and
Clara, con Main and Washington Sic.
WW
HOMTAL NOT”.
Friend: or Britannia hum were are
cudlngly wiry to hear that he must
needs have another operation yester-
day tor a complication which ditch
mi in alter on operation tor abdomb
not troubles. but will he planned to
learn that be his doing in will or could
he expected. .Sirfl wall Just getting
emanation Murals appendicitis opera-
r
I
wcA'rHsn councillor.
instruction compared With that' at ‘
. in the superior court.
. vita your trade.
TONIGHT AND SUNDAY.
WESTPORT. Dec 14 .——Three cars‘
and while the damage to rolling stock
was trifling, the roadbcd was some-F
what cut up. and the movement or
paissenger tramc east and west dc-
layed quite a bit. '
The location of the derailment and
the blocking of three tracks gave rise
to much comment in view of the
wreck of the Springfield ascend sec»
tion in October was not many feet
further west. The freight was extra
323 with 38 cars.
“WITH! Allli .
onuttrr oAu’sr‘A
ore dinners
Five divorces tour at which were
upon the ground of assertion. were
granted yeshorday by Judge Holcomb
Rhoda Van
Nostrand of Bridgeport was tread
from Ernest Van Nostrand of North.
port, N. Y. Desertioc upon August
15. 1908 was the ground. The couple
were married January 31. 1900. Mrs.
Van Noctrand's maiden name was
iihoda Dayton.
Mary D. Hall of Bridgeport was giro
en a decree from Walter 0. Hall of
this city. it was charged that Wallace
left his wire June 1, 1909 and never
returned. The couple were married
March 27, 1907. Mrs. Hall's maiden
name woe Mary Desmond.
lease F. Tree of Bridgeport secured
a divorce from Gertrude L. Tee oi
Yonkers, n. v. The wife deserted
her hubcnd November 25. R907. The
marriage took place Hcptember 2.
1905.
William Cleaver. abrakeman on the
New Haven railroad, who resides at
208 Broad street, was granted a di-
vorce from Etta King Culver or New
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This Caused Another Car to lump the Rails and Eitecil
Blocked the lined
in a long extra east-bound. freight two care about in the middle
train were derailed at the Westport train jumped the rails Just east.-
Sangatuck station early this morning East Not-walk station and rim '
the ties until a crossover was r
at the east end oi the dr
over the Eaugatuck river.
over iron caused the two can
deflected out of alignment dRidiI
car was derailed.
York. tDeserilou was the ground
with another man. She tor: the plain
tilt in Saratoga Springs. N. Y.,
Briddcport for air Years
the detcndani. Nov. as,
master Charles J... Dennis or the
Bridgeport railroad yards and Aubrey
DeWolta. a south hind restaurant
kosher, instilled that Cleavor‘a char-
acter in good.
Dolores Davies «at Notwaik was giv-
en‘s separation from (loci-3a Davies
at New York. She mulled that Do-
vlu had a loathsome discuss. The
couple were married in little nnuup
mated aevarai times before having
left for the last time. She want to
Brooklyn, ”.1 in. tor a conforcncg in
A doctor‘s office and there learned or
her hushend‘mroable. ,birs. Davlor'
maiden name was Dolores 9t. John.
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w‘i‘i‘ is IGONOMV
to trade have. Anything not criticise
wry you don’t have to keep. Slll int
Cigars. Floor and
than“: articles.
satiric means a. lithium
i
Cleaver said his wife was infatuated nicely today
in careful oi drivers and hits as
1904. Cleaver has been a resident of times been warned by the N
lie marrigd police. lit in not believed, ho
iiilili. hub that ho was at fault entirely in
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the derailed trucks were not (or, _
the edge of the bridge. The dr"
EMA"! Olllhlt tried to BM *1
Association have adopted tit
To all appearances the 'truc "
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The train was then stopped so
Street in Front (ii iii” "
0F F. I. Am
Plumber. Frank l. Jones. or bi , .
Park, ran down reinvent-01m.
Quick, of Berkeley street. m
afternoon about 2: 80 o'clock an
jut-ed him quite badly. The .
happened in front of the «seldom "
Dr. ”William J. Tracey,- into whose
flee the boy was immediately sir.
for treatment.
Fiddle was on his way home.
school and Chauncey Platt, an n .
witness, is said to blame 'botirf‘
Jones and the, lad equally. The
was crossing the street. but was
quick enough to elude the Jones
lie was struck and rolled some
in distance. willing hands
him into Dr Tracey's silica. Hero
physician discovered that the ..
mm knee has been injured and that
there was quite a gash on his , ‘
lie bound up the injuries and id
tool: the lad home where he is . _
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Mr. Jones is not one of the
accld'ent.
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“ONE TRIAL ORDER
and you never buy elsewhere.
ilcit the lddiel’ trade. preset,
vice. and reasonable prices for
Pipes and Cigars. Phone ens.
play and Clark, our. Main and W
thatch Eta.
arm interim“
roll momma AAA.
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NEW ilAVdiN non its—Tho
turn or the Connecticut (iced
i“
his resolution:
“Tim the annotation reborn
to Warner Baldwih the dope
of a bommitko of tilted to ill
when” and the manor at the airway
(hurt. our fish: and Wannabee; as. meat. of list state at Gilli
Wermtmwt
inherit, worm
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