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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 4, 1913 · page 1

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injuries.

 

Mishapiilccurrsd‘ai Head oi AiAy-
_ior‘ Avenue, Lest Evening

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AAnother«<eutomobile collision in Con-
mocticut Avenue the scene of so many
serious mlshAps, occurred early last
ween a big APopeHartford
Ability?e A (19/12268,‘ armed by Eihlrt
'1‘ “fie“ s, of DeriAn. and a. smaller
Simplex modeler. R-{ if. 145

Mrs Bates wire or the Derien resi-
dent. was the only one receiving any
She oatipsulted through
the Air as the machines came togeth-
or almost head on, and was thrown
several feet Ahead of the cars into the
‘ thisouis Nyary, who conducts
l opposite the scene of the:

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lo stints Arres’ieli for.
Homicide ‘. '

 

Amocnron'r, June 4. All...“
with homicide, Mrs. S. L Woodio'rd
wife 0! the former United States uln-
hmsdor to Spain. Wes arrested yes-
terday and but under 32. 50A) bend!» lie-
cause this automobile which she was
learning to drive, run down and killed
William Stanhouser. a laborer in Fair-
ileld, near here.

The accident occurred at a danger-
ous curve Mrs. Woodtord lost con-
troi oi the cor. aid it struck 'Stau-
honest, drinking him fifty feet or
more under the wheels. Mrs, Wood-
desd and her cbsulieur were both
arrested. They will have a hearing on
June 9’ .44» A , . _ l

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nonlinear. ' . no. A.»
Bcenes or (theta ,rder Occurred
Awhen the Rum Wallet or. Lad-
islsus ven item odds; “some:
the inclination “oi the Atheism ssh-
that at the dossier oi the sittln oi
the Climber of Genuine
The prem‘i‘e
owl
sees in It

 
 

 

‘ one... insuring: Retail Point.

‘June 10th to 19th. inclusive. They are
the iollows':

' _c. 14. this command will ensemble Tuss—
day. June 10. princi-

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Hi first 0011, 5:10 A 31.. ions 10‘ .

Aservics list remitted shoes. field belt

 

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move‘yon gentlemen, that the cler.
or this meetlnetbe instructed to send

ed on its streets," and the vote was
unanimous. So spoke Attorney Leo
Davis, of Rowen street. East Norwaik
at the subunl meeting or the East
Norwellt Fife District in the when
schoolhouse last evening. ’
During a time when the tellers were
counting votes Mr Davis was given
permission to bring this matter be-
fore the meeting by Chairman Ed-
ward E. Gotham. The result was a
spontaneous, unanimous whole-heart:
ed response to the motion.
Not only was the protest couched
in the terms as abOVe stated but lit
tle murmurings of similar portent
were heard throughout the hall while
Mr Davis was speaking. It looked as
though all the voters on the East Side
are determined to either let on this
your or discover the reason wily they
cannot. A

 
 
 
 
 

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“Ill i‘eoAive A: petition short.

 

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ounces curios. ,.
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, sicisrssir
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Orders have been issued by Captain
Miler-t Mossman. commending the

Sixth Company, for the coming on-
campmentrat Fermi“. G. wright irciu

Sixth company. Coast Artillery Corps.
Connecticut National Guard Nor»
walk. May 80. 1918. A

Order No.5

i In compliance with (1.10. No. 12’.
A G. O..c.s.andG.O. 5103.0. ii.

i} tuned and
equipped iMslAi service unlisted to: a
tenday tour of duty of Fort I!" 0.

 
 

Assembly. :15; Roll Call. 6:30. 2
iii Bill or momma uniform.

 
 
 

to which will 11 mm responders,

canteen. ist a picket, immune»

tuning one. M«1%,M110. fork end

and seven»; ride. Witch

lit at shell/emf dolomite.
and two blinksu. r

 

with Home (1an
M11 oLfiunsaA-y, iii

, _ tics, who will care tor East Norwalk
_ ' in the me or it should '

 

n 1017111111 protest to the selectiheh“ A
. against the way East Norwaik is treat.-

. tourteen‘ minutes of discussion.

 

‘ the close onus mummies.

Cause .0 ‘8wtiij Ilsrwslli

note yesterday passed H 13. 191, look.
ins 10‘ the oohAoiidstlon or {file Nor-
walks as Amended in the houile. alter

it wits exsotly 5.118 ociock that the
bill was taken up' for a reading. The
hm soundboard; restoring the water
rights stricken from the origins] bill
was read And explained by Senator
Weed. who Amid the senate that
the amendment simply gave the town
what it now possessed in the way of
water rights. The amendment was
accented unanimously
The second amendment, providing
that the present officers hold office
until the {new ones are elected in the
event the hill Annealed wss exviolned
by senetor Minor. chairman oi the

 
 

 
 

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tor Miner. He defended thé position
taken by the committee in not report
in; the bill and Incidentally told the
senators ureseut that under the pres.
ent term or government are were
five hundred officials. However. st

 

ed. inasmuch as the house had accept-
ed the amendment. that the senate
concur with the House in thip‘rssnect.
mode (strong plea for the mandarin:
calling the sttention oi the chamber}
to the fact that South Nor-wall:
not represented in eithor branch
the More! "0911115185
inhibit AW thmofiuuttenohidm
Bonnier We, then spoke briefly
for the Amendment . -

The amendment was then passed use
enimousiy. '

A few moments liter the news wss
dashed to The aeolian and spread
broflout 111ml: the town ’

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tool it, has imbue-n sail.
mind .i‘liim was done during the
ulsbt bi a militant dementia "arson
sum" who set an to a new con»
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chive. A’i‘hs’ wastes lidt behind those

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

Senator ”Hellenic Esmusss .

Without a dissenting voice. the sen- ‘~

on {lies and ‘Boroilsiim ‘

1 the whole season; out. Asst shortly

 
 

s pleura who we 31mm _

 
 

Hire time hounded
418141.000 piec ob- land to

we influence over
him to deed over

Judge Greene whi iii-lug in a ludxment
in a low days to decide the amount
of damage to be Awarded to the es-

 

 

can... Jon‘s J. f 3‘
ed the estate.
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and... data automobile. .‘Witnes
testinedodths‘t Bloch had run into
tences. smashed letter boss-s Inst 54‘-
fondle struck the man with his sloth.
who died several days liter. The one
will be continued todsy -,
comm Pius MAW
in 1111‘s common Pleas one court
Judge Scott heard the use of Dorothy
annual. atone tunes. wiitrssstn
the intohbb‘iie hotel, "The Port of
Niall“ Hen.” near Nortb Belem.
ancient lira. ill. L. 8mm, who hon
ducts the resort.‘ Thai-plain” «I!!!
[that she was hired?” s ws’ittissstor

after she ‘bsitsu work she rm dis-
chsrssd. .111) sues tor $100 waxes,
which would be hers it she were so
lowed to work the whole season.

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it very snoeauiul incisor was hold
by the cosmetic Union Donnell. No. ii.
AK. 4110.. testifies”, in the mom. in
mist silence. State messy Mullins.
oi Mmmls (loath. wse Intro-
deed by Depot? Grind Wt iod-
Awand Quintin. oi Nomik. who gave
a 11W welcome to the radical
mu nude s few remarks sud

 

 

The club hurt-Ate slur ,
Inuit soon incl «see well melted.

.1 Tax 0“ .11 1‘1118111’138911 Hun: Superintendent- Charles T. Dimond

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ on the csié tier ready for notice and

- noted be!

A the iirst
’ there. were over 200 of the members The

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uttjsi Factory
Fire Insurance Company. The auto-
matic sprinkling syiitem hid the tire
out before the firemen arrived in an-
met to the call sent in tram Privhte
die: 5 at 6:15 o’clock.

 

stated this morning that the cause or
the blaze has not been determined. It
started on the top of one at the tables,
but did not burn throushAAthe wood
Thegeprlnkllng system Mr. Dimond
praised most highly for its emciency
andtthe fact that it "doused the tire
before the lighters could reach the
building sneaks well to: it. Water
(:3qu the greatest flamingo; for it.
took some time to shut oil the streams
which were pouring down “D011 the
video where the dire had been» -«
Chis! George W. Bogardus .went to

. ‘ . _ . t the factory this morning to investigate
'caliy cleaned ”1 ”Wm“ there the blaze and its closes The tire osmi-

was u miss. ‘o‘t senate business on the ed M a...” in the icetory work the
clerk's 119’“ "‘3" ‘ a ““9”“ be employee all working today as usual,
lie: that all businegs would be trans even to those in the finishing rooui.
adjournment 3‘ where the lire was. .
. Mr. Dlmond expressed greet thankeA
5‘ 5°“? “1‘ the beaker round on that the factory hands had all lelt the
1°19 yesterday morning that building before the 1113‘s occurred.
blaze was discovered .by one or

detonation n the State A

HARTFORD, June 4.-—'i‘lie assem:
bly did its 11 ”zest day's work yesten
day. the ser'ond last day oi the ses.
sion. When'the hbuee came in at 11
were, over 80 measures

 

 

tJ1era were many doietui prophesies
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,The defiat otgfieprenentstive Ruin
see for judge o1'tlis’ town court at
Greenwich imithe senate was mist)"
clam .
up in the: slice 'Judse Burns the

mount omitting, my said over Transdy Results When Hen Tries
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law 'flh‘cniss Costchelly. yesterday sit-
ternoon about 5 o‘clock at her home

 

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watchmen who communicated the

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« and third lumber us a tee
. balloting. Thelcen'iidlttde‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

The friction between the
walk District “Control

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

District was indirectl

a discussion which lasts
hour, at the annuill die
held in the Fitch ' ‘
evening.
respective friends tried to
up. or rather one side did,

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

unrestgond although the equal:
somewhat heated at first, eve
come out all right in the end
, it was probably this very
in the meeting that caused it ‘
dents to throw ‘

tor the tressnrmw .

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uneven N Y., June 4~Mich0¢1 formerly was in the fruit business 1111
Gosllnskl. the Burials boy who killed row mum and mm“, Mtg;- his
Patrolman Giotto hi Claus on Novem- megs, he moved to Gale's Ferry
our 14 Alast. died in the electric choir nod lived on Mrs. 991'le damn

this morning Without brsvsdo end .3. m msidmblo money. out he
with a W on ill; libs: be walked spent it lavishly, with the mdit that
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honor." in _ Jim? 4' Also.

the beds hint nonwhit- last sorting . _

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his mother; 11“ whiill ' .

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chair was nether-tied to smut.
udvlhrymommmoe or live to , it
sets the sldewnik mat Auto ‘
the district commit“ ’ ‘
their report tfi in adionrned
to be held on July 8111, at will.
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