. Five Hundrediiitiz‘ens Vole “Al- . most Unanimously to Ask Legislature to Act WAll SARAH AAIIAAAIAB AIJAAHEA AAAASAAAAAAD More information Wanted Be- fore Voting Any Money M dive hundred citizens of ‘Norwaik, last night, it-A-was ‘votsd almost unanimous- ly to work for the division of the town, at the, lines now dividing the City of Norwalk and the City of :South ‘Nor- waik, and the Fire District of East Nor- waik. The meeting was not marked by any unsafe statements, and the speeches given were delivered by men, not actuated by ulterior motive but spurned on by the belief that itwould be for the best interests of the town as. a whole to the divided. The meeting also considered the project to widen Wail street. No de— ifinite action was taken, the matter be- ing reisrréd‘lhack for more investiga- tilin- (Gontinued 0:: Second Paced" not human unnunnn Mysterious Loss at Bar Check Delays Stratiorti Case The mysterious disappearance of a bar check, which was retarded as important evidence against Dudley .i. Giuliani, caused considerable trouble to the officials of the criminal court of common pleas, whore Stafford was arraigned today on the charge of via- lating the liquor low. The, chock was alleged to have been signed with 'Stan‘ord'u initials and up till: purchase was made after hours it who can- sidsrcd valuable as evidence. thn Stafford was tried in tho Stafford town court the chuck was in tho hand. of the prosecution llilt Grand Juror lvsn Morehouue atalud that it could not the found today. Dudley .i. Stafford. proprietor of tho Htratiord inn, was hold on two charges. It is allegod that ho aoiilA liquor on Fobrunry ii and ii, 11312. aftcr ling local hour for cloninx. Slain Policeman liartloy J. Howard won tho first witness and ho wall on the stand during dirtiest. the notion morning allusion. lio roiutcd how no and throc othor stain policeman visit. at! tho tilrotford inn attor midnight and Worn served with drinks. Howard idcntiiiod s colorod whiter nomad Jones as the man who nursed him and his party with drinks. Thur ulna ovdorud club snudwichon. How nrri wan attain a homo cross attainin- aiioh by Attorney ”in"? tirwnstoin hut hiu story was not shakcn. irrnnh Alton, ohsnd'our of tho car which brought tits stoic police from Now liavsn to the inn. tdhtiflud that ha and a gloom of lilo in ’iha mm of tar midnight. . p , “WW PHEHUM‘AM. SUMMIB. a surprise was given at the homo of this; lots total. at mansion am has, that Thursday nisht. by a party of her young friends. Fun m unloved until it into hour, when «freshman :flifl! carton. The sum limits so at aviary isle hour and the snail do aims for that: sodium W luau; tho brim iiiiliiiil \ ‘At a meeting attended by more than Bfllliili [iii liNliA ,weIhKnownm Chautteur Found Guilty of Manslaughter in cous- ing Death at Frank May A SEAAEAAAAIA Willi WAS IN Milli, IS AISGHARAHA Stamford . Attorney Wantedlto Exclude Some Evidence STANFORD Mgrch «25.—Findin8 probadie cause in the case of George Grauilch, who was charged with man- slaughter, growing out of the death of Frank May on West Main street, on the night of Feburary 12, Judge Young, in the City Court yesterday, bound Grsulich over to the next term of the Superior Court, and fixed his bond at $2,500. The bond under which Graullch had been at liberty was $7,500. The case of Grouiich and Sennewaid, charged with operating the car at an excessive rate of speed. while under the influence of liquor, and in a negligent manner, and with leaving May after the car had hit him, contrary to the statutes—five counts in ail—was taken up immediately at for Grauiich's case had been settled. Both pleaded not guilty to these “0“” .351 AMI (Continued on Second Base.) stillinroulnntu at Austin m stalks W A strike of the toiegraphers, tower~ men and station agents on the Medina lines in New England is regarded wk day as being more likely than at any time in some years. and certainly titan at anygprcvlous time since the telegra- phers made their demands for Al- creased wagon and better workan conditions, The men of the Now Haven road turned down a proposition mode to them by Vice-President \VAllllG)’, who is in charge of operation of this road. and propose. to take an appeal direct to Mr. Mellon. if tillg is not antlsi‘sc» lory to tho mu it is regarded likely that they will proceed at once with the taking of a strikc vote on the sys- tem. ‘ 'i‘hu man complain that there noon nothing but. delay in taking «up tho conforuncoa with than), and that filmy imvo boon uhil‘tcd from one oi" [total to another without gutting any mantis. Thu goncrnl sdiuntmont board of tho toloitrnphhra on tho Now Haven. Boston a Maine Mains Control. Gm- trni Now England and lip-lion 'l‘ormi- nnl mat, with Vlcoei’rclidcui A. it. Who lay at Boston on Wodnosday last. and rméuivcd an oftor from him. The inch any tits oil'or wait nolthcr bro-ltd nor ilhorni. and thoy worn not at all nails find with it. They had apportion to Mr. Whalcy from (incurs! Mansion Pollock and from ii. J. Horn and oh hoist notion at the turnout at tho men to annual tho altar of the now vicu urasidont wan hunt. to him iuilt ovoid hut. Tho Now tinrsn ccmmittoo. of which William J. Munich to moon“ chairman. than adjourned ‘ to giro Vicoitmldsut Horn 9. chances to to- ply to tho curators; or this Boston a hiatus. who hows appealed from the finding or cultural “limit? has to Mr. flora, it in buttered that Mr. Ham‘s oil for will ho similar to that at Mr. Wha- ler. and that it will proclaims an appeal at tho allied committal» of tho lilthsrent roads to mom: Elliott. hand at ill! this radii :- ,. «was sands lain . .- has ‘mmwnuwweuowvmsm Methodists Will Meet in connection .*—---—— 'J'q; T i sive yum in the various cities or thefi districts“ meadootlns‘otapomar cont grim for tits may authoring being strongly authored the sixty-dill: Confluence of title Methodist. Episcopal members of the denomination. Should that this commence will be the last to the hold in Connecticut, as Biron]:~ lyn, N. Y., has strong asphalt sci-bile choice for the permanent: session city. ‘ The molecular the lpropssi is said to be found in the question of con venienoe in the transaction of 00an once business, it being claimed that in many instances, when the‘oonvfer once has been held in some “of the smaller cities. the various committees have been handicapped in their work through iockfof necessary quarters. should the change be adopted, the conference will then he asked to con sider the pmpsitiou of the layman's association for the support of the con- ference. The plan is for each church to pay an amount equivalent to one per cent. of the salary paid to its pas- tor's salary. Delegates to the conference. clerical and lay, began arriving in the city to- day. During; the morning, and after- ncon examinations were held nor can dictates for tho ministry, and this eve- hing will the anniversary moot— [mg of tho orth Moshe, and the reception NW Dr. Luther B. Wil- son, midst» ”bishop of the New York District. Who is to preside at the con- ference. . The, makers will include Bishop Wilson. Rev. L. J. Blney, dean of Bos- ton University Schioi‘of Theology.and Rev D in Brummlt. editor of the Ep- worth Herald The sessions will «be held in Trini- ity lit. E Church. munch coupon Mother oi Mrs. Leo Wharton Spirits Alter Murder and Sui- cide at Willisinstown,‘ it. i. W A PHILADELPHIA. March 25.—w.icai- cos rags was responsible for the duaths of Mr. and Mrs. lieu Wharton. their allcyoaroid daughter and John~ son Hamphiil. a visitor. whorls charred oodles wore found in the ruins of the tire which fintiday destroyed the Wharton home near Willislnstovin, hi. .1 according to Mrs. Carolina Worrull mother of him Wharton. Mrs. Worv roll at her homo in this city, water- in). dociarod that ”Wharton was in canal)“ jealous and must hsvo' shot hill with and child nudihiommim and than hitiod hinlsoit utter setting fire to tho houses " ’t‘hu autopsy conducted by Coroner units. at titans-born. ti. 1.. yeulonday. discussed that am Wharton and nor llttlo girl on well as lismphili had lunch glint Wharton's body was the only can A‘ln which no shot or Ailiilolh worn trains. “rho top of his hand. hosovor. won dithcr ohm or burned oil. The! inmost will be held today. . accrues. illr. ll. Mascara cordially luvttss all at his patrons at the mud upon- lug of his new cuts. as my on. its. Norwslk, Thunder arm-on dud soloing Fascist indications will its corset by all orgasms. willie w innmnnnl‘ ’ TAlll‘s Mayhem the last Tune tile ; NEW HAAVliiN. March son—When The! Question of abandoning the time'honr _ cred slalom or controlling in mi . Church. which opens hero tomorrow. - . was one of unusual interest to the ' the ipian the- adopted, it is probable A "has accumulations .gAAAAAAAAAAAiiRAREAS-z Turkish milder-s Urderdd to lie- join Their Gommsnds ,._....... LON-DON, March 25 .—-'l‘he Bulgarr tan besiegers today captured one first line of defensss around the Turkish fortress of Adrian’oulo after a severe bombardment Alsatian several hours. according to a news agency dispatch from Soils. A comma. thorium. March 25. ——The Montenogrin government in no plying to the Austmflunwian note agrees to talks stops to permit the civilian population of the fortress of Scalarl to leavh the city. At this semi: time Montenegro in- forms Austria.r that the Montenegrin government has addressed a note to the European powers protesting against Austriadiungary’s action, which it calls a breach 'of neutrality. CONSTANTWOPLE, March 25.— The military governor or the Turkish capital published a" notice in the newspapers today warning all Turkish oihcem chasm from the army on have or. for other reasons to Ntllfll fortbo with and join their posts. SO‘EIA. Bulgaria. March 26.—-— The Turkish advanced positiona‘smi all the fortified points to the cast of the Fortress of Adrlnuople were captured by- the Bulgarian besiegers this morn ing. ~ FIVUIIIBLE BEFMTB Uli HARTFORD, March 25.—-’rhe cities and boroughs committee submitted four favorable reports. three of them amendments to the charter of the City of South ’Norwnlk, and the other an amendment to the charter chew 'Hti- ven. creating a clip plus commission. Tho South Norwalk amendments pm ride for the election of a street ‘com- mlssloner. chief englnssr oi the tire do. partmont and city engineer by the council. 'From the wSonate calendar were adopted the following matters: ‘3!- tending the time within which tho‘Nore walk and New Canaan Railway om- pony may construct its tracks: tutti changing the name of the City“ Bank to the City Bank and Trust Continual; hilt concominrcmployruont noodles. raising the fee from ten to twoutywnvo dollars. and requiring approval of these agencies by the commissioner oi: labor statistics: extending the tissue for marginal-lug the Alley our (inn Oom- uany to April 1 1915; making appro- priation of tilt» total of $80,100 for do solenoids for the support or old sol— diers. for education 'of the blind, for tho Norwich and Connecticut stats hospitals and Connecticut ‘iiichooi for Mays; a bill nmonding the Norwich chariot concerning tho building of sewers: appropriation “.000 for do dciencies in the nontoxic fund of the flute shard of [He ith; appropriating $1.500 tor the d tuner for tho Coin nastiest industrial School for Girls: authorising drawn to issue stirrer bonds; rsipliiursius tho Occult Jillian isolating company for chosen user. -. ‘k. s? with” oav zltNoLA McLARAIN, in dramatic rooltui at The (30'0me W,- at ho. Nitrous Mist church. riled. liar st. Timur std all claims , "W.WM Hub“... Mrs. Sarah Loansrd in St Fran- in (hound. serum. With on... log and internal ammonia. and st,— 4n um! trolsiey par. north-bound. "spin? the i switch at Main and Morton streets; 909W? alteration, grinding its way and Marius three persons in its path. Awomanofthollnbortilfsntemcom.» U iiililAiiA Iii Alli AAIP iii Alli lAliRAA Aliilili _ IA HAS EAERAAAAWA. IA l8 ’AEAAAAAAAAAAA‘. Death Lists and tie‘gorts oi Damage to Buildings and Uni Uhio Continue to Grow pony, playing at Parson's Theater. sustained a broken leg and wash“- iy unlinedaboutthe body. She was taken to, St. Francis Hospital. Policeman John J. Lloyd suffered an injured hip and shock. gentleman Joseph W Derby had a foot bruised and shoulder sprained.- Tho trolley car had few passengers on board and was an extra trip to the north end.‘ . The front trucks made the passage of the switch safely, but the reurtruck left the track. ‘ William“ Lloyd at-‘Needham's Cor- nor was waiting for his haltihour re- lief. when Mrs. Menard asked where she could obtain some theatrical wearing‘apilarel. Lloyd was direct. lug her to actors, and at the juncture Policeman Derby walked up for the purpose of relieving Lloyd. The no iicemen and the woman were stand- ing together when. all three were thrown to the ground by the rear truck of the car. As soon as the Policeman Derby realized” what had hapened he picked himself up'and hurled to Mrs. Leon‘ ard assistance. 21;. condemns , ‘imitly. Her body has has Envel- by the wheels and it soon: a mane that" she escapad loathgfifli‘clicsm‘an Derby was-able to go some after being at- tended by a surgeon. " W IAAAAAAAA Alliili BA Kill All HORSE l i- and Flying Hoots Breaks Young Lsd's Neck ”do“ NEW’ BRITAIN. March“ .0. —Michilel Oszga, the clght-yesr~0id son oi” Ste- phan Osage. was instantly killed last ' night by the kick of a horse. The boy with some playmates wont to a barn in the rear of his home in =Bonv or street and isd'the horse to a water» ing trough. While the horse was drinking. some of the boys threw stones at tho animali causing it to kick. One of the kicks caught Michael in the cock. bresin'g it and ‘ causing instant death. I088 BAAAIAAAAIIID T0 QUIT I I'll! "All Rona Duration/who owns the vast , estate fronting on tho 'Norwcih harbor . and Long island Sound. btweon Wil- . son's Point dock and Kcysor’ island on the water and encoding further back into the country in s. westerly direction, an estate which is not crowded in any way, has chosen sci-no south of his garden whorls he will shortly establish a pig farm. (Mr. mmbsrd has caused post holes to be orcavatsd'and a strong lanes will surround this lat. which is a side hill in this triangle made by what to known as that out Knob road and tho one" more frosty used at present. It is the intention of Mr. minnow to start his farm with s huniirod pigs or so. and its will mrhef'thsm, if his broccoli plans an uncommon correct 1’. a will d. lino AA Hillel” runs. Wed" liar. still. Ant mdmud it. his: minis Parlor. iii No. main st. Bring in your soup snow. homo tan, sun-WW What: do them arm mi .1 in «moire: amour m: Odunomv still was host. and contusion” B - . ._ so. tiUliVlAtli Ilrtlns .. m """M m" “ Mimi WEATHER FOREQAST. Rain Tonight and Wednesday. , . over the asphalt for about thirty foot ”' Re found her was under the who“ grill. roar truck, _ Hamilton? . Passengers Managed to drool BELLEI-‘ONTAINE, Ohio. March 25.—-—The'engine and rear sleeping car of washbound Pennsylvania train No. 3 plunged into Mad River at the edge of West liberty. early today, but the sleeping car felt at the side or the stream and the passengers crawled through the windows and waded to the shore. The other six coaches of the train remained on the rails. The two days‘ heavy rains had swoi. ion the river until the bridge was swept away. just a short time before GUVEAAAAUIA All" EXPLAIN POSITION WNW March 26. -A precsr dent in leslslativa proceedings proba- bly- wiii :be established tomorrow, when Govm‘nor “Baldwin appears before the Democratic senatorial caucus to do- tend his renamination of taste ‘Ts‘x Commissioner ’Corhin. tile made a re quest this afternoon of the Democratic senators and they invited him to ap pehr tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock when the senators will go into confer once Just before this request was .made the Senate had delayed until Thursday, noon action on this nomlna tion. The delay was granted on the ground of senatorial courtesy because" three Democrats were absent, but those who favor Mr Corbin were in- clined to the opinion that a roll call vote today would have seen Mr. Cor- ‘bin confirmed, action of the Democrat- Aic caucus to the contrary notwith- standing. The other legislative activity in the Capitol was that shown by a large dei- station from New London. who were ibringin all possible arguments to hear on tho a members in anticipation of action on the harbor repeal bill tomor row. 8 The House declined to hold a Friday session this week in Democratic House caucus voted to name a committee of one from each county as an advisory cummittee on mattsrs which are coming in from com- [mittens and which bear Democratic signatures are reported in fulfillment '0: tbs Democratic platform. ‘ This attornoon the House chamber hold an audionco which included many who were antagonistic to the proposed appropriation by tho state for observ- anco of the contouary of pesos be- tween the Unload dilute» and Great Britain. ~ M. not A. Wild! tilts olotunls John A. Judge. representing tho Whrronlta Pavamont Company. of Immigration. who also handle tho iii tlliithlo pavement. avails uvlsltor in inbuilt Norwaik today. ostensibly on business. Mr. Judge is apparently in- wound in the Rowan Road psvonlent for he was noted taking several pilot togrsphs of the increment in Water and Raymond “routs. his second out taken a sum were his stints as “AW Am WENDY. .: Ashore at West Liberty, Ohio, Today—Bridges Washed Away as Result of Floods Throughout iiio ” * Western country ‘ This matter . hitch by lily ids-l reprmntstim or ) l Through the Willi! in tin, the train reached there. The train was being devoured ‘ the Big Four Railroad from u q ' to Beliefontsine, because of was 'on the Pennsylvania lines, and proceeding cautiously. The child or, lthlip’ Ham, of Springfield ’ swept of! the front of the auxin m the river. but landed on a bridge " stream. Engineer James Wood a A Fireman c. Chilton, both of Columbus (Continued on Sixth Page.) Aliliiliii FIRE Bill ,________~AAAAAAAAA A Guildhall imam» of New York, to Transfer tool to New Central ‘ rue station ‘ I it does not seem hardly pom that the South Norwalll fire m we'lgha a. too. but it tips the scales ' 2,000 pounds all right. And thirst! not all the weight that is nuptial-M W the bell lowar, for the striker and ii! ’ chanlam weighs another 1,800 pound! and the machinery for the striker with. balance the measure at 600 polititil more. Thus it is seen that it will A two tom; of weight that will hard _ he moved from the alumina How House cupoia to the new Central A iStslion bell tower. Work has Ilium and will consume savoral days. during which time the South Norwslktl‘l'isoer trio Worko‘ whistle will care i’ ' litre alarms. , . it was accessory to have protons at hail-hangers for the rcmoval at W boil and a force from tho (AIMEE! Fire Alarm Company, of New Y“ ‘~ under the direction at Edward I.” Kuhn. an expert. is at work all. preparatory stem today. ‘ Tho tuslt to an interesting- on m will rho watched by tho lovers of ‘ extraordinary as the various um ~ taken. it will probably tskstb’ ‘ four days to diseambia the niochl‘ni 'in tho old tower and ro—assonlbl ‘ the new fire station tower. The ball was installed in tiiti nam Hose tower at tho limit a; «reaction. in 1882. and has givltn norvicc over sinoo that time. promise: oi faithful work. for $7 cums. being in good condition present time. sooon loo , Mom. mil ills followers at V
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