”PIIsimasier Adams Wants lin-
nrovomonis in Newtown and
Westporl Ave. Made N9w
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Clearileld Brick in be Substitu-
ted ior Torondo Brick
‘ At the regular meeting of the Nor-
‘Walk City Council, held last evening,
turns Council chamber, the report of
the committee on taxation was sub.
mitted and was on motion voted to be
accepted. It asks the Board of Esti-
mate for the sum .of money recom-
mended in the report by the commits
«tee.
The meeting was called to order by
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ARIZIIIII JAPANESE .
III IIIIIE Pliliil
The EIn9oror is Taking a Per-
annaI inmost iii: tilt Land .....
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H 4m‘: . 9
. PHOEDI .Arls.. May 6. npanese
residents 9 Phoenix at a m‘ a meet
in; last night decided to call together
all the finances in this state for A
meeting on May 18, to protest against
antl-aliendand holding legislation in
Wont; There are not many Japan-
.sse land owners in this state. but a
number of Chinese have purchased
land recently. The Arizona law} oi
lows aliens ineligible to citizenship
five years in which to dispose or title
to lands they hold. The restriction
docs not'spply to mining camps or
lands necessary for the operation of
mines and smelters.
HAN FRANOIECO. May 6.-—Tohio
dispatches to the New World a Jap-
anese morning paper, state the cm
purer is ttolling a personal interest in
the anti-alien lsnd legislation in Dab
ilornls and granted an audience yon
terd'ay to Baron K. Kanoko. who
headed the commission appointed to
soloot a site (or the Japanese Build
tug at the Pan-Pacino Exposition pit
Gnu Motion. The correspondent
says the emperor desired um hand
information as to the tooling In Gall.
turnip.
mm mm
6 ‘ ILLEDAL intuit
Mrs. lured zipporsr. cl booth Nor-
walk, who mound s saloon at ti
Water strut, hm was this morals:
lined m and costs by lands James r.
Walsh in tho Grlminal court at Coins
mun Pious iii the appeal or the our
of Aisle vs. zippersr Attorney John
Keogh «muted 3m. Amer. '
The Iml pond. «or uni on.
will we has:
' ‘ to be about twenty—eight years old.
' relish. and was laughing and crew-
loos-2‘ ammumumomobsm
Five-months-nili sin Turned ;.- _
Dyer to Mrs. Dennis Grass. ‘ '
. Formerly DIINDI‘WIIIII'j
husband is in the naval station in New
London, came down here with him to
make a visit last night. Mrs. Grace
engaged in conversation with a wo-
brook‘ to New Haven. The latter had
a girl baby about five months old, and
when the train reached New Haven,
she asked Mrs. Grace to look out tor
the child while she went into the de-
pot to get a sandwich and a paper.
She told Mrs. Grace she was alone in
the ‘World. and was trying to get
work and get along, as she had lost
everything If'the flood of the Harv
lord meadows a few weeks ago The
woman- cried some, and. appeared to
be very much attached to the child
When the woman did not return.
Mrs. Grace sent her husband out on
the platform to look for her, but she
could not be found. Mrs. Grace
brought the child to South Norwalk,
and this morning about 11 o'clo. she
turned the child over to Chief 0! Po-
lice Pennington. '
Thevmother or the baby wore a darlr
brown suit, black hat, tan shoes and
was of fair complexion, and appeared
The baby appears to be unusually
bright. and is ln~ good health. It has
ing as she took nourishment from the
bottle the mother had turned over to
Mrs. Grace.
Grace to care lol- the baby until new
hadxlonsultcil with NEW“, sadl‘
resonant villi sum my “'1":
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it is understood that a. movement is
on foot in The Nor-walks tor a halt-v
holiday weekly during the summer
for the clerks in the various stores.
Thursday is the afternoon now being
considered by s number of the clerks
and it is expected that a meeting will
be arranged shortly when more ded-
nlte plans Will be made.
Merchants in The Norwalk-s have
never adopted the system in- vogue in
other parts 0! the state and in other”
states by the progressive business
men, that of giving up one afternoon
‘u week to their employee. Those who
do follow this sohodultwlsim that the
clerks are kept In better humor and
for the recreation leel more lit tor
”their labors on the other and harder
days oi the sill. Savors] movements
hays been started along similar lines
in the town. but have always catered
out because oi the inch or energy dis-
plsyod.
It is believed that this time there
will be no letting up on the question
album! and that the clerks will unite
in a common bond to more the ob»
tact or their desires. 'l‘hclr claim that
Thursday afternoon is the least busy
in the Vault is well anode and It is
hoped that the schools will wor out
All, riybt this your. 'l‘boso morohs‘nts
in tiI'i town who she Identified among
tlIe prowess!" business anon already
favor the Idea, the nlsrltp say.
Will-EASE! Til “ “I
~ nonunion:
ammnmmmw
to M
I Mrs. Dennis also». 0: Granitevilie', " '
daughter or Mrs. Albert Kunm, whose
man who was on the train from Says ‘
Chief Pennington requested Mrs. ‘
Greatest Known Salogusril
Forgery or Fraud
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Doss Away Willi Witnesses for
illiterate Depositoro
By the adoption of the Finger Print
Method 0! Identification. the «South
‘Norwaik Trust Company, of this city.
has proved its right to a place amongl
the most progressive banks or theI
country. At a recent convention. the
American Bankers Association heart-l
lly endorsed the Finger Print Method
and is urging its use. Fully alive to|
the possibilities of the mathbd, the
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counter": usual" I
‘ puma A row
WNGON, May 6.-—A militant Snit-
rosette caught 9; hall-put two, this
morning. itpolice, i9: the act 0!
pinches
it. was brilliant do at
r-Iater In the
cf litigating.
sub gave the
I'Bow
dsyi d so;
for further nqulries.
name or ”Add M
The bomb was in the form or a tin
canister. to which was attached a
lighted tune. while a placard bearing
the words: "Votes tor Women." was
wrapped round it.
The hotel which was the object of
her attack is situated on Truslgar
Square. facing the spot where the dis-
turbances At the foot or Nelson's col-
umn occurrsd on Sunday. betwe'en the
police and the militant Sudngcttos
and their supporters.
St Catherine's Church. the parish
church or Hatchsm, in the pantheon:
or London. was gutted by fire. this
morning. and the outrage is placed by
the police to the account at the null.
taut finitrageltos. The edition was
well-alight bolero the lire was disadv-
nrod and the root crashed in soon an
tor the arrival at the firemen.
Miss Nina Boyle and Miss Anus
Munro, militant sermon». who were
crusted. last svenlns. while stumps
log to hold a Iboetlng In Hyde 9er
when brought up at the police court
my and charged: chose loom
dsys’ imprisonment in protero‘ncs to
the payment of s has o! Are dollars
mil.
"0t ooursd we will not pay." ihpr
told the mulstrale
'l'lls my. diowgrd Trusuctt rips oi
the church. can he saw three women
in the edition shortly before the lire
broke out Ills assumed they were
worshippers. so the church who always
bout 6qu tor private my» litre
out W’s day. Allis vicar trill the bull
lug while the woolen wins still I. l
and shortly simm saw Woks “All!”
shiny m tbs windows. It IIWW
0L hm riffs round saturatbd with
oil. '
Insurance ipr Patrons Against
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than. entrance totheL m
mu stoic. wh “ism
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{huge house and placing the moods.
side at South
seventyelght' 1'
The building
stories. and in
stores. and the
ins. The:
manager. It is
tion to expand
tire lower
soon as the in
store of Mrs ‘
the bakery of J.
years Mr. tide. ,
occupyingthc
space.
Another plan or Mr. Qdeynan is to
put an addition on this southerly side
at the building to our the main-
“able space now. used
wiliéhave a store
mood door
gethertoopreoppusto
WWW ‘
nest moons and m conduits a
store similar to the Goutt‘ MalEI
place in the neighboring city Mm.
ford. He purchased the Adamot place
.in WHOM avenue remodeling the
in s more pleasing condition. in new
in: with the other places in the viola-
Ity. some rare prov "1
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“In...” will he Turned on Is II D
Bunion Moon summons
80qu Armpit Vory‘m
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lower! 209W Fast in Air st the
Paramount Alarm
Lint our year alto the WM st
month. the lint Imam ill
will this smvdtsdisthpmol
sleutrli‘yi the live Harps film
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Donovan. “7"“ Ivan..." District,
9 m Judge Within 1. Miller, of Avon
Mr. Udellnan boilers: thlq "MI alto-
unionists»
ed in business how; he has made“ a . a,
Elllllllilllllifl.
15'
Democraticiiombsrs II-oIII Don'-
nautical sill llIIv III Dacidsdiy
HAI’II 'IIIllD Halillih Good
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Holding Dank Announcement
oi ills'Il‘e'conII'nonllsliona
, r
WASHINGTON. D. 0., May 6.-—Pro
is the latest entry in the race for the
collodhiriilllp or internal revenue tor
the district embracing ddnneoticut and
Rhode “laud. ill: in his friends who
have hushed him into the race and
according to at. story. in circulation in
wbli informed circles here. he has not
indicated that he wants the place.-
Members of the groups in the state
and many (armors are understood to
be behind the candidacy and they have
put forward some suggestions to mem-
bars or the delegation hero thatImay
have imported; results Judge Miller
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Illilll‘ III IIIIIIIII
homoerotic loaders Expect to
‘ Dispose ti. {ineptitude Today
W
WASHINGTON Hay II ”The unlu-
lstrstive and Mom gar lectures or
the mom remained lobedlnposod
of today. when the House convened.
Their adoption Virtually intact was
confidently counted upon by Democra-
tic Isadora.
Thoma! or live- per rest.
upon foreign nods bought in Arden-
‘osn bottoms and the circuitous opposi
son or insurance oomppnles’sxslust
provisions of the inmates on the
ground that policy holders Would be
ultimately burdened with m!- no
returns were issued ahead when thé
bill was taken up
All on the Democratic side. while not
proposing tumultuous/sous that bound
the majority to the Ways and Means
mutton hill were not entirely a—
srsod upon the dolnilsoltbo principle.
Those who diner splint upon libs apn-
m to make minim chanson.
Ono choose to be umd in the use.
noteisiomvidstllsttheluoom tax
shall so lsvlod upon the include or the
naked“ m artsy- tall. but to spoil?
this war only vireo: the date of the
ratification oi? the constitutional Iv
unionism. fluid“ III to avoid our
possible litigat your collection oi
s tax that wool includo ALI basis
the lime between urinary i. the pm-
outIDWMottho lows“ the
lists of, this toolhlII _ Immersion.
‘ " tensions comma .. nuns
and Boroughs Illsils Ham‘-
loch Reservoir
noon Hemlock reservoir and dim
by the legislative committee on cities
Niel-wail: in the matter of water eup-
D9 5'. I
At the present session at the Gen-
eral Asgmhly the tolvn oi: Nowell:
presented an amendment to their
charter that took In a claim of water
from tho Aspetuclc river, which it
allowed would take the water sup-
ply away irons the new reservoir that
has been. under collstmction for
some time by the Bridgeport water
company, and for which they most to
the expense of hundreds of thous-
ands oil dollars Jr: the purchase of
rights of ways, adjoining pmporty
and in its construction, which has
been under way tor a year or more.
_. interest: Conflict.
The question is one that: comes Ibe-
tOre the general assembly on account
or omnicting town interests, add in
this instance. it is between Bridge-
port and Norwalk The Bridgeport
Hydraulic company 'I is- «prevlding
a water supply to anticipate all the
needs 0! 31 greater Bridgeport.
' Claims Overlap.
However, all the claims of the
various towns in the state are be
ginning to overlap each other in the
demand tor water. The complica~
tions'arlsIng iron: the various claims
bring the‘ matter before the general
water commissioner erontunily.‘
The In on the We”
Who made If inspection at the res-I
Wt hostilities: were Senator A T.
Minor. of New London senate chair-
Inna Representative C. H. King. or
Psilflold house chairman: ’Repw
causative ii. IC. Nickerson. of
East Hsven: Representative D. b.
-Vsill oi Winchester; nominative
Charles Mueiar. of New Britain;
Representative W. 8 Perils. of New
Haven: Raprsmlauve It. liltchelsod,
or smell”?
a vidt was Inside moi... ’atter- ‘
and boroughs in connection with some 9‘
cpmlcbins rights at the Bridgeport '
Hydraulic comm and the town oi! .'
, and with the reporters Inpp
The Bridgeport representatives were
invited by the Bridgeport Hydrsulto
automobiles for the reservoir. Presi-
dent 11st d1 Warner root the com-
mittee at the hotel, with Albert E.
Lavery. superintendent Samuel
Senior and Assistant honorinlendant
Dwight Hail
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IIHIIT Til VOTE
wash-moron, May 6.»:th
msmbsrs‘ot the Senate Woman's suit»
rue committee rescued their odious
today. the discovered awaiting them a
fornidsbis resolution defending that
the mommies 'rspbri immediately" a
resolution amending the Constitution
so as to grant to Women the right of
shame. no “solution was lAdopted
at the comm mass meeting in
New Your Saturday. it was brought
women who took part in that sllslr.
While the emails to set transmits
results will be continued. the Bulls»
slats. it was salads known today. are
preparing lot- a blurs Iomldshio as»
I not on WA when it opossum
company to meet the legislative com. 0' WNW" “comm‘fi by an.
milled st The Stratdeld at noon to ‘9 “mp "‘5 3'“ as an 0pr
have lunch betora the committee tookI
Iace and had been driven to» hf
RI
‘ property This company is
basil personally by the Wasniosion
Many Citizens nation
complaints Aboul’ilhannes
tooling Their Properties”?
_ ‘thn'tnc moor, insults old
the corporation. scenes
the pla‘lo‘ni' behind fll r.
new desk. with the councilman
holding down handsome sheila
seated at natty Individual d
the generai public reposins, j
new settees at the goal- on
or their shining new table an I
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sums urethane. Tori“
liinIsslf'Fro'n‘i PrIsonIan ” '
manna Grosce. May Bra-fl
Schlnas. who nominated .9
George. of Greece, on March 10
831M“. committed suicide
ing by ninélng himself out or
flow or the police station In ,
Sch-inns. who was a native ” 9 ‘
town of Vole, Thessaly, killed the 99 .
by firing point blank into hm" "
while he was walking along the s
or the crime that in 1911 he had
piled tor assistsucIi at the kid“ I
ship do camp ,,
A tow days ago the doctors
ed debts» and announced thoi
suffering from tuberculpsis.
m corners
worm III
We-
The waiivlmown Gull Refining
my was mated the Mill;
Norfolk Citytlourspii Mill
and warehouse stables. I. __ I
stoflng all units in Crescent
near the Barton amount it
liable one and is widely Allow; '
town.
The cities and I
twenty losI lily thirty
on construction sot
inundation and the call
Milly that ii? thirty tool
will be or wooden W
a coil denudation: . ’
will #0 fl used A“ ll
opium-loo not. . 9.
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