I, ' flats to Work Early and All Ugo
{loss Debate is Omittedee .
Healendar is fallen lip
. hill .iuul lwl ills ‘
.. -. lllliililtlilllt llllflll
Senators Perry and Wood Say
Lobbyists Salarn Corridors
to Kill Bill Passed
HARTNRD May 29. ~Every et‘
dart was made in both branches or
the “legislature today to expediate bus-
rinses Debate was cut as short as
parliamentary rules would permit.
'However, the senate discussed for a
moment the -question or meeting to-
morrow, but delayed action until iat-
er in the day. The house is fully two
days behind the senate An effort was
made to get back into the senate the
' bill adopted yesterday providing for
. supervision by the public utility com-
mission of mergers by public service
corporations. 'Senators Perry and
Wear! declared that this was an et-
iort or parties who wanted to deteat
‘ the measure and Mr. Weed declar-
ed that the»! lobby had Wink“ all
yeitelday. sat‘ up all night and was
We mambo anaemia? in
unlit ӣ39?! chance 'to not. g
not mid and am. it. nits lieuten-
. ant governor ruled that the“ bill was
on in pooheoflh It £3;i anemia
It... .. - , At Work §lrly.
house came in early today with
the members expecting to work all
day and this evening in order to clear
8 the clerk's desk of its l1l’Ee pile oi
(locational! on third vase)
Ill lIlIllEBEIIB all“
WITH LIMIT MIMI"
m
(looms til. Lindoberg, employed tor
sovorai years by Joseph Davis, the
Washington street clothier, will rs.
sign his position tomorrow night and
‘ on Monday morning will become so
aociated with the United Electric
Light and Water Gomooaya South
Norwalk ‘Branoh as collector. to one-
, coed Lester lb. Finch ot Maple street
who has resigned to go to Bridgeport
' join like druulsts' business. L
. My. Widener; who‘fesidmr with his
brothers and sisters in ivy Place,
Place South Norllallt. is a well known
and popular yous: man in the town-
ship. dlts mediation with distiller
Davis has been long and successful
and throulh this outline” he has
gained the confidence or the public
,. as well as million a areal nanny
friends among the paste or the
, store. '
The United liliealrlo mt and Wo-
' our company is adopting s new system
. and Mr. finisher: will stool in with
- the new work on Monday. dials else
. polite and should kg
.41».
. son Stanley .
deed oi.’ the pr party in Weatpol'1, by i
' on clonal. or tinillfllfllll host
was an". \ I
in Aotlooilver Estate at
Sidney Watts
Sidney Watts of Westport, against his
site, who was given at
Sidney Watts some time previous to
his death. Four other sons. 3 who
are left out in the cold in the matter
or inheritance are behind the suit.
The trial has been before Judge
William 8. Case and a jury in the
civil side of the superior court, on
varied character or the evidence. the
case has not dragged an instant,- and
for the first time in months there has
been no weary delay. Judge John
J. Walsh is for the plaintiff and At"
torney William H. Comley' for the do
fondant.
Wants Property Turned Back
The suit against Stanley Watts is
to compel. him to turn back all the
property in the custody of the ad-
ministrator to be divided by law.
'Heavy damages are also asked. It is
setup that at the time Mr. Watts
deeded the property to his son he was
physically and mentally unlit to do it.
There was a raft or testimony to.
drinker; that he was addicted to
drugs; that because of his ago. his
habits, etc.. he was committed to 13.
sanitarium in Westport and had it,
conservator appointed over him and
that- on the application of Stanley
barn “liaising lilo horas lost
This. too, is cited in in inilonce
manor Mm: madman
“all” that disc. Imwm finial
a careless and indiiilreot MW that
he, lived in a harnsisther thin in bi!
noose, although a» room in the born
had been titted up' for him.
Relations of rattler and can
This part of the testimony is alsoo
introduced to show blot. the Bonn
Stanley, treated his father anomaly
in keeping him in the barn. There
was medical testimony by Dr Bonn
not H. Huntington to show that at
the time the property was turned ol-
er tovfitanlsy, Mr. Watts” could not
comprehend the faults or s business
ded’i. that toeblenesa oi the mind had
set in some time previous. and that
there was no ,"come back."
cum I Maoist “Gems Back."
The detenso is that there was s
land. to whose Sanitarium he was
committéd for sixty day. as an no
fled that he had recovered. and in his
opinion was able to comprehend and
understand business. Following this
increased lotot testimony from
well known citizens to prove that.
after Watts- llsd rm rslltssed from
the ssnitsrlnln he was ill to tram
not any business I
omen. of Translating Milli"...
Judge‘ Daniel Bradley of the Pro»
at. court testllisd that Watts call-
so spoil hint one dot! to have him
with out a lrsosm oi the dead at
hid property to his eon Stanley. 10115
as said was til. only one or on chit»
«iron that m for him. The lodge
was coloursotlllodsis masked
Iii. Wattsfio osll until, as M was
only It did lilac. as did not come
boot; iis ma toot fir. Watts was
wells on I rehash
’ Arguments were reached yesterdiy '7
' in the interesting suit or Samuel A. ‘
lPurdy. administrator at the estate at '
week. Considering the bulk and the '
show that Mr Watts had been a hard I}
idiameter
other opg hecixne frightened and.-
Watts. He committed suicide in the
rear. 1:
nose and his man. were tan-s or ii"
“come back" mentally. Dr. F. D, su- ,
obi-into and not a dimomsnisc, teeth ‘1‘
FIlllI PIIlIllFIIS
«inflhs'streot: , »
ed by lHerslliillli and son Coat '11
Wood Company of South Norwailr, ran
away yesterday afternoon in West
avenue and one was quite badly hurt.
The team was coming down Well ave-
wards South Norwalk when the horses
started to run. The driver saw that
there wasn't anything tor him to do
as the horses mite out of his control
lie howover, stuck to his seat and pull-
broke. 131LI won in front. of Dr Dog
tor Httohodall‘a horns. The heavy wa-
son 0 state. the telemph polo
one or the heroes The
I6; He ran down West are
N no loom. ~
A Illa driven by dolliitl
will at ”ultimatum as am
yesterday Moon .In "m1
Willie he and his llruthlsnfill
were sonogram trout mu is ideals
in Mott «tilts. mono: cannons
horns and he rid do“ M'olt auditi-
and option to West avenue. almost
turning oral at the corner and ”took
his course dean litre-t erodes. where
at tho corner 6! Mina, new the
wagon struck the totem Dole, anti
Int-tilled I‘ nor whool This sent the
on the scone-la short time and tired
the wagon tn. best way he could nod
drove to a repair shop. The roads
wero domed to quite an extent. The
horse was not hurt. ‘
A which loaded with lumber also
had a whoa! broken in West lvsnue.
near the Netihaws' estate.
A wuon loaded with who hound
iron: the florist establishment of the
John is. smith estate in South-Nam
sheet to 11 local cemetery. came to,
Iris! at the corner of Clay. and smog
shoots late yestsrdsy slalom within
the unusually ism lead «and it near
The driver was
not injured, domain: in tulle to es»
«pothole: roiled has split tho m
The was and other articles com
inlthcio‘sd weremnmmdiolll-
other vehicle add the trip resumed is»
Mr. A '
,t m
NW LONDON AND WP“
lililiit onion w
Moon Loadot Urns ~ Scotland, I;
The heavy pair of gray horses‘own- '
nue cut“ right side of the road to: U ‘1" ’ “
on thee reins until one of them ‘
trail. to tile mend.- Tile ill-‘1'“! was ‘
wheel to oolllpu, tumbling the w:
“(its rationales up.
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newmamn.wrlmmm-=*
don usdnpslosluaiawithm
whamm-
m oosnmolieaolons Ills
loaders. "‘ ,
the committee more Paaseil's M
and the Marion Band at once all!
so» the moons-m will W
Wu! ”spins. " ‘
lam that New PM
Wiltiun « Thompson and ionic:
MW“? appear befall each of tho
Toads, cronies. asking this to con
older the hit-it'll of a band and appear
in; in the aeration parade.
«Adjourned until next Widlllldly at
a p. or. in thi allusion roost.
Bill 138% (IF
W100 Fill IIIIIIF
WM!” stills,” of
3:3 “glib mulled ”s “W!
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no.
ammonmolehemsflnsm.
uncompanlosattilelrmestlnxn'll~
‘thsliooss oi WW' ,
ileum oi son: was WM“?
' ,. custom in the stops it ill
mm be lett
J. maroon and H. J. .
or 33.} let. ch ,0! (it! Mn
Meritorious.» 1p Madam .
an. ciamevvm m Visits solo
Nomi . tier! new item,
Add m Years in Bay
‘ toss. Florida
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lira. llsrenoe Nash, oi Dnytons,
modes. 1 s the toast of Mrs. a. w. wav
kahs‘on. it 03 Wool: street, South Nor»
re. Nash is widow of the late
walk.
iNssh iugllaorly at South Nor-
, walk. we moons! savers! roars
ago. dd. Null moooeotthothrse
Nash - »
til
. . . Nash. «no established Nash!
1H1 v1
In lash-oh". Homo It.
Null. m lists street. Allows
sol About thirty Mrs use
on. soil lira. 31% on loath mall:
smith Williams,
MM W'l’iorldaiotheinw
tonsil ill! Will of In. Null.
lions ‘ m s platoons shop and
s . Mmdoeosdnnoomm
ass or tile llrlt oi its kind
; it “A Rebuilt then that ills: close
an murhsodmsnd'
linen-v sndpluublonbasiasssmi
one wearing a light more
to Mr. e Nor-
e early attornoon and
came F m Brent
ior' soon paper for ioossdeat 1' .
'bsbodl‘to They described s also ’
which was not in the Namath store’s
stock, and Mr. Beers referred the,
young men to his South Norwalk
, a. hurry to make purchases Some
or these were paper customers, and
, rather than have them wait. aim him
close zero then the oil/loot oi! than-
had noticed the fellows bi be in one
mothers company: some“ "later
‘ that‘somethinx might have been linear
she investigated and discovered that
on Eastman Kodak, of the No. a-a,
d‘oldtnx Tucker variety had been slot-
on from the windorl display.
At 5: 30 Csptsln J Hairy Gibson
was aotiiied and he is workina oaths
case. with but little hope of any re»
suits. (or it is likely that the thieves
iett town. That. they were strangers
to The Norwsilrs illiss Close is neat-
live. The comers is worth 320.
olives lives one ll.
seer um to: 1.1).,
Lens lamb, the.
Nomination. 12c.
Blow lamb, loo
- Rib lsmhrilh
era lle.‘
Loin lamb chops. lilo.
Hombre-s eteslt. 16c.
saddles: steak loo.
7 Round steak, lite. ,
lot not. no hope, lilo.
ram roast best. more;-
hod shouldm. lie.
it more creamer: nationals
Olmsmrloe, more. _
more; chickens. inert and tire
MIMI; ‘ .
on kinds at trash resolution.
The om Root and Willis 00.
WW
sister roar,
e.alt
[naysaorcisossnd'l‘mrlsa
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house. .
imitations are being ,
the commencement escrow ,_
Elisabeth Mead Iohool, "H
which will tolls place this .7
ing the days between Jan 1
June 11th. Th0 mull
one: as follows:
Bjstnrd'ly. June 7th. 8 p.
niece of primary densi'hnen
Monday. June 6th I p. lll
Clue supper given zlo the 11'
the faculty.
Tuesday. June 10th. 12:80, la
Luncheon of Alumni nodes ‘
followed by the “mug! on _
till.
Tuesday. June will. 4 null
Wednesday. June nth 8'
limitation escrow ‘
As “Ill!!- all the lions
‘ are mosteloborste and so
slain mylll'omm- -’
national is"
hosted an eras
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