Ibpori on Expenditure of $303.
797 for Eltiiiwslks and $4,316
.Ior Bowers Enos liver
IIEI AAAIIAIIIIAII
Illl "*LAIIAE IAAIIEII
Bruins Committee Wants to As-
, uuiro Generator Property
“-
It was a regular oid- timer that say .
:iourned annual session of the Each
Norwaik Fire District, last night, in
. which ‘the'special committee‘on side.
walks and the; district committee on
sewers reported and all the old-timerq
were onuhsnd primed for the fun. The
real business ill the session. as it turn-f
ed out, was merely the Aacceptance oil
thefts reportmbut there was much dist
cusslon upon the propositions as theyl
3 (Continued on eighth page.)
more instillation
mu. PIiilPEIlTi mo
IIIIItnilIIl elves
m inflamed: oi Norwaik, has
trawler the past week or more inter,
eating prominent men leaching its,
000 for, the purpose of buying up ’tl'q-
. Bishop fiill property ini' mlden oval
. nus, with the intent of cutting J'thd
prcperty up into building lots. as has
. not as yet reached the goal he isA
aceldnl. but some men have subscribi
ed ovbr $500 apiece. and some at vary;
ing some from $100 upward, end i
looks as though he would eventually
soothe necessary gum. .3 ‘ . .
e—Dancing at :Roton eVery night.
oonrocu commute
olvmo TESTIMONY
on...“
ALBANY. N Y.. July 9~John A
Connolly continued his testimony tel
g day concerning the charges brought
against Supreme Court Justice Daniel!
IF. Cohailin by the grievance commit:
tee of the Bar Association of New
AYork. 3 l
{ Connolly has charged that New Yorir
:l’urist with having exacted commie:
3,-
l
stone for procuring contracts for heati
tug work from New York city depart
-,ments and promising for u conaldorw
mm, to obtain for him a lucrative poJ
iitlcal position.
The witness expected to finish his
direct testimony by the close of the
morning session. and won prepared to
undergo a lengthy cross- examination
by attorney, for the accused.
m
‘- .
mil. P. O. E. NOTICE.
A special meeting of South Norwnik
A lodge. No. 700. B. P. 0. E” In culled
liar tonight (Wednesday evening) July
0. 1913. at 8 oclonk sharp. to lotto no
lien on the death of post excited ruler.
insider claim a. Honoring. and
Brother Wallace .13. Purim.
(stoned)
JOSEPH J. illeWiullnilli,
Exalted iiulsr.
Attostmllsrman ill. Molina. "
Mercury.
NORWAEK HWITAL «ores,
Mrs. chariot: Bhlpman. of Weston;
was operated on this aftsrnopn in in
Nora/all: hospital by tar. West. of New;
Work. assisted by lira. Tracey and iii!
1. Burueil A
Mrs Phelomonu Vuhenntc. of dentin
Norwaiit. was operated on out the Not-3
walk hospital this morning by Dru.
Barnum», Hitchcock no Higgins.
We...
or: muscle wens neon. . ‘
W is m dny nor on W
«Pom been for ills-int Word.
nonunion lIlIilIlIil
‘A summoned ”and removed the car. and
. muted at exceeding
3 n newshoy deliver your paper send no
9 poppy member of the family.
1
coroner John A.- Bhoianixomlnid
witnessdo ”All Douala. lip-
lnopo'e Accident '
AIIIlIII SPE___._E_IJ_ 0E AIIAII
Seventeen People Tell About
the (lace
little for peace.
in
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Coroner John J. Pheian of Bridge-
port, held an inquest into the death
of Donate Romano, yesterday alter.‘
noon in the Norwslk town court room.
The witnesses were all examined
carefully by the coroner, as to the
accident Which occurred, in Main
street, July 4th. about 7: 30 o'clock.
Coroner {Phelan swore in all the
witnessestogether. There were sav-
enteen witnesses. ‘ l
cannons.
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
FREIGHT IlAII LEAVES
ITIIIAKAIT IIIIIIEI
'ih‘afflc westbound on the New
York. New news nomad Bell-
and Connors line: midday“ m
over an hour this outing, fill the the
remnant. in a Ere gill5 cur at Duties.
The accident occurred elMta' 7: i5
o'clock. and the 8: 51 train from South
humans. which had nearly reached
Barton was obliged to back‘ up to
south Nor-walk and take the east-
ibound track as far as Stamford.
The wrecker from. Stamford was
Russia.
mmu.
cumin:
.rechivsd Barb?
m'i‘ltdfl
bomlhrdl
idne's‘.
not a grout many pie. even in Da-
rlen. knew of the accident. 3
--Deposits unade In the savings do»
pnrtment of The South Norwslk Trust
Company on or before July 10th will
draw interest from July 1st at. 4 per
cent. per unuum.
FIIE WIPES IIIJT .
‘ LIIIIISIIIIA TIIWII
._ ‘Y""““
NEW OWNS. 141.. July 9—Inde~
pendence, ~La., a town of 1.000 inhahi
tants, was practically destroyed by
tire. yesterday. entailing a loss esti-
8200.000. Only
three buildings, a small box factory
and.two dwellings were left.
W .
uncae‘ owners vs no Muses or.
The recently elected unicorn of 'Un-
cns Tribe. No. 26. i. O. B. iii" will Ibo
trip 25c. . '
nnd his staff. A big time is planned “'7 amount
for that night and refreshments will
be served. s3
NOTIIOEI NOTICE“
if you are a subscriber to The Ben
tinei bring or send in She and use
three of the moat boomer tnaxsnincl.
linnrots. Wantonnhio Women and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
it ‘yop are not a subscriber send or
bring 8100 and The Sentinel and
magazines will he sent you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
John Trulni. 812:
also for Mlfinlifltfli one pay the boy 12s:
a week for The identical. The maga-
nlnes dent with all the current nub»
loot: oi vital interest end. will please.
«owner. cues for tho.
MMW N
THE LIMIT.
"1 am afraid. modem. we have
week for hint.3
procure more from our literary ”
"Well perhaps you'd better.
use. i want solnsthtnsmf n sum not» WY operated.
torn and quite slain-Must so little ..
square for my old hirdnnase.” w’i’unch
W
{ W
“blooms It ’3qu Milli.
. meteor Pans. . ' .’ '
~ .. VIENNA. Austria. July 9.--'i‘bs Bnl- .
serial: moment is reported to boys '
A. to the European now.
out expressing its readiness to nego-
invaded Servis at A
sis entirely annihilated
The Bularian and Servian com~
matador-s in chief are suited here tone
already negotiating an smisttce.ss
33 tile losses of both armies in killed and
wounded are ~~~~~ so immense and it'll:
feared that’th'e epidemic of cholera
which has «broken out among “the
troops may get beyond control.
Germany, July 9.——No-
body acousinted with conditions in the
xBellman can doubt that mumps will
be confronted, shortly. with events of
itbe ‘utmost importance affecting the
political and military relations of Au»
strinvl-lltliul‘lf and Russia. telemphs
the Bolts correspondent of the Cologne
Gazette. 'I‘he ouarrel between Bulls-
33 = ._..._. tin and Romania. the dispatch says,
’ honoured a. new phase end Kingtl‘er-
dtnsnd. Of Bulgaria. is to be punished
for not conforming to the wishes of
WRADE. IServia, July 9. ~The
town of Some. about fortyvnvs miles
northeast of l! onikl was captured to—
nrisns by the Grady”.
9W diim
«.41
unlit silliness.
"ng liAlllilllAT oo.
Julep. or Jacob Abramson. the lat-
ter being the name which appears on
the attachment writs against the rain-
coat manufacturer whose place was
closed yesterday by Deputy sheriff 1).
Louis Ladrignn. certainly did leave a
number of creditors. some of them
with and stories to tell.
Perhaps Roman Gryskewit: has the
most appealing tale. for the till owed
him would put him nearly where he
wanted to be to buy that ticket for the
old country. die has been yearning for
‘s glimpse of the old home before his
days and» over and has saved quite a
board with which 'to make the return
trip across the Ocean. but the 846 523'
Ainstalisd a week from Tuesday by tbsp-A mm“ A" "A“ ““1“ have about com-
uty Great ,8”th Scott. of Danhury plated what he considers the decal.
(test is reported to be
villa; on the Aegean
Sea. new inAhe hands of the Editor-
1.
_ accuse sham-l au-ro
leaves Boston Store corner 9: 15. 10:16
a. m..1:15. 2::45.44_5and8:46p m.
Stillson-waell's drug store South
Norwalk 15 minutes inter.
Round
The list of clalmnuts in as follows:
Michael Gsibo, tlzi Thomson Baldlna.
312; Mary Caprianc..820; Frank (lope
pin. dill: Katie Boos. it: Chnrles Mu-
rine. iii; Agnes Gable. 318: May lilac-
ttilt. l’l; anions] ’i‘eit‘sillrsunn. 853: IM.
Karim. 172; Roman Gryskowita. till;
Lena Mastroannl.
:12; Mary Results 810; Berlin Gusto.
310; and Michael ‘iiost. 010.
The above are all clients of Keolh '
c condos. the local law iirm. while
Attorney John J. (Jones has the fab
lowing claimant 7dr u client:
{Louis Boil. owner of the machines
in the establishment. or rather purl:
Abramson surely run up protest. a
streak or hard luclt. for he had lunch
Yourdlslty muons n 1100 note last.
Aside from the above claim; thorn
shown you all our stock. out we scam is one of our a 8109 for rent. hold by
dial-rte It dens. the civil dealers. who. r
in“ own the building in m left the law
«it
33 one M. Gray. of Not-walk extinct Capt.
~ depth Nerdallt’ Mayor lies a
Murillo nu When Answer-
{3m a Bill: flail Holiday Night
W
lure. tilde over elusive mystery. and
' its «can have kept many a man up
' idt'o M lAlIif Podium! trier its very
ill who not. fire tint kept Dr.-
Robert If Wolfeup is“ Monday mint;
3 3 but it was while the city’s chief execu-
{ 3 3 live was up into at night that: tire
' { A name to him End in a most mysterious
and sounder fashion. He was not
bur-nod, but his left coat sleeve Button
on itself to hove two very large and
round holes burned therein. not in
3 mention several irregular burns 3. I
The first Mayor, Wolfe knew of the
fire was when he thought one of his
oil lamps 3cm. onto. the only ones
New Haw Executive lolilovote
in.
burning, lied grown particularly bright:
work” “III 808‘ As he spcd'alonx the white roadway in»
k... the inky blackness of u dark night, the
light seemed to brighten. He soushh
its coupe sud discovered that the light
came from his burning cost. it tools
3 but A meanest to beat out the flames
Hartford icon 3- a! the W and which had done no Injury. save than
Maine unless «one may when to the heat but till! mystery is still:
Charles Subset Mien president of sum the doctor ‘ -
both atlases. relinqgtilhed the presidency in Waite will called to the lower
of the unison up Maine. By this act and
President, Milieu ‘ “y rs- “moi tile Mike to attend o. sick
moved himself also» made of the
Maine Centrdiirailand which is a sub-
g.» ha.—
(Continued on third me)
Bosrou. Jély Dr—The first definite
outcome of I511; continued agitation
over the Ne York. New mm
tdrnpilre months a hoodoo for
dent there last night, though luckily
it was not as serious as it might easily
have been. He was driving this way
from Dorian in his large car when the
nut on the king pin on the right for-
ward his dropped out and seriously
interfered with proper steering of
r‘ 3g. moment us
must. plugs off the
{ but,” careful management
the physio hid it be the road.» He
lulu Green Boom in Fiver proceed
iieid avEtiuo. when he stopped and
.9 "rumf DBIBIIIIIIII in F‘WQ . { awaited the coming of Hanford's ca-
—-Danotng it iioton every night.
AAIISIAI III MASSIAII
.. _ . rage men. This was about 11:80
53:, ~ ”AIDA Suit o clock and the car was run to the go-
.{ ________‘ { . rage under its own power later. in
MIME T, July 1an no Bu the car with Dr. Iiiiolfe, at the time.
were four others, two of them young
parlor courtvtodsy Judge Greene hand- people.
ed down a decision in which he set
aside the verdict of a jury which re-
cently awarded $600 damages to lion
,m-
financing ct Mon every night.
IIIIIIIE .IIIIIIEIIII
Albeit Mossman. of the sums place.
Grdy sued for damages. alleging that
when he sought promotion in the
Sixth Company. Coast Artillery. Cap
tnln Mossman made a sutemsnt that
Gray had such an unfortunate person-
ality that the company would suffer if
he wont higher up.
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the large horses of the Armour E Com
pany became frightened by a train
. that was passing under the tunnel in
River street. The horses and wagon
were just coming from River street
and reached the tunnel as the train
3 {went under frightening the horses.
who started to run away with the dri-
yer. Albert s‘errls. of East Norwnik.
The horses came running around the
corner by the Norwalk 'Hotel and
crossed the street on the left-hand
side of Wall street. in front of Morel“
E Carbone' a. one of the horses slipped0
and foil. By so doing his breast hit
the headlight post on 'ilforelii E (‘ar
bone's delivery automobile. which
stood in front of their store.
A lam crowd gathered around the
icons of the accident. In a short time
the post was towed off and pulled
from the horses cheat. Dr. George
Gregory was upon the ocean and so
tended to the poor beast.
'Mr. Ferris. who was driving. is not
the regular driver, but kept his nerve
'and did all that he could to slop the
horses. although at times he wural
most pulled from the sect.
~38II'EIILBIEII38 III” .,
FLAT IAIII KILLEIA
MANILA. July lbw-Elli inch were kilié
and “thirty injured today when it
list oar crowded with mediocre of the
soul. artillery rm wrecked We
here and more. shout tilMy
miller sentiment? of the city. 3 The not
claim were Willi to drill
‘t .
—Auro son NARI:
B. leach. Telephone W2.
atom \m Filli‘l'
nun IIIIIlLIlVA'
EAGLE PASS. Tot. JIII D.--Ve-
nustlano Germans, attire Ind of 3~
000 Gonotitutionoilols. yeah-lay over-
whelmed a body of federall- command
on by Boilers! Navamtbc at a [point
between Cancels and M. nfty
miles east of Monster... 110 rebels
captured three rapid-fire dim. mon-
ty-iivo thousand rounds of nm'munb
tlon. and a crest quantity of small
arms and munitions. ‘
No estimate of the dond‘dnd wound.
Oil or prisoners token was mottled
at Pleat-as Negros. the Burmese
headquarters, whore the new of the
bullet W given out. I
MEXICO CITY. July curse porti-
folio of Foreign Affairs has been
filtered lily vaipionsl President
Huerta to Frederico Bamboo. to an
the plane of. Francisco de3..la Hum.
who resigned routinely. Senor Gain
my aubmretsry for durum its
flirt still: the woods of office as
foreign minister of insists Insole
mew end Karlene (l. Creel under“
the admlulsimion or Portirio Dips.
it. was memo amounted that he
would accept. 3
.4.
*h‘WIW'thM Gilli hot WT all)“
' lied New England railways. are con-
A the report of. its investigatioll made
Mayor Wolfe. for he had another acci-‘
logo to, the loot of Fsir A
' itself of its trolley lines, not because
A of competing lines in thegfuture.
Exclnlla answer
my. conqueror reception of our
W
Thai company Could Hallie continued Paying E
Bent. Dividend It Gore Hall Boon Taken
Increased iiovsnuos Should be Secured by Reform in
Bother hy An Increase in Boles
ble submitted aconeim'ing’f “
which they “agree lléltrtily ’
report." but make their post
as to some of the issues man
Consuming the merger of
flavor: and the Boston &
assert that ”this a phase
lent that should be left to ill,
grass. Just as the induce '
“Walsmmmon. July Sir—Flounder]
operations oi! the New York, New .Ha-
ven" E Hartford Railroad. its owner-
ship of policy lines and control of ai-
demned in unmounted terms by the
Interstate Commerce Commission in
u public here today. The dommiaalon’s
conclusions are:
That the “outside" financial manage-
ment has bean ”wasteful in the ex-
treme.t"snd that had the New Haven
confined itself to actual railroad ac-
tlvitles under the some conditions that
prevailed in other respects, "it could
have paid a. dividend of 8 per cent. for
the lines! yedr 1913 fend carried to sun efficiency ma sifety of We?! _
plus sensual: liaisons. instead or numeric authenticate blur“
‘shcwinz a. dpii‘ctt of 1988.000? . -:.. 33490.net": by the? 131‘
That the New haven't: agreement. jug 0:33“:th "Hg “4
with the Boston E Albany is ‘violstive system, but. m ”m i.“ d5
of the spErit of the statute against the
restraint of competition and should he
cincelied " "In our opinion," says the
commission. “this line should be kept.
entirely free from New Haven con-
Atrial?” _
That. the New Haven should divest
gel- has so ovarloaded the
heads or the entire aggro
cal moist auditorium.“ slip
peeled fromn dissolution or the
yer.
"No competition between 3
unimportant. Moreover. only
stop of competition warm
the present. ownership is in violation sues. which must be dt ; {
of low. but Mouse such ownership
might be used to prevent the building 0! legislation
“The proposed contint'ldtiop
inquiry into the matter of in»
rates ought not to be held "
That the Boston E Mamas merger
With the New Haven. if permitted to
lstood, will result In “an almost exciu-.
sive monopoly of transportation facili-
ties by rolircod in the greater part. of
New England. ".
i That passenger train service. with-
out considering ssfety of operation, on
the New Haven. is distinctly better
than any other line sharing New
”.York and that of the Boston a. «Maine
equally as good. Both roads. however.
are criticised adversely for lock or
'ataei oars
That the freight service of the Boo
hon ll. Maine “is much less reliable
than that of either the Pennsylvania
or the Baltimore E Ohioughile that
of the New Haven is slightly inferior
to the Pennsylvania. but about on a
par with the Baltimore it: Ohio.
That passenger fares in New Bing.
Aland. have been more favorable
local troy/cling public than in any oil:
or portion of the, dulled «States.
What‘ any betterment of railroad
conditions in New England must be-
gin with the assurance that the New
Haven management will out. not only
prudently, but. above all. within the
letter and the spirit of the law."
No order was made by the commis-
sion. but in its opinion. the following
propositions which have notionni sp-
piicatton to all railroads, lie at the
foundation of adoptions railroad mints.
“011‘ 333w '
“Every interstutn rsiiroad should be
prohibited immxpeudins money or
incursion liabilities in inquiring pron.
my not in the creation of its all
road or in «the “ultimate improvement.
trunnion or development of that roil-
Mild H‘:
A"No3 narrate railroad ohouid be
permitted to ism or purchase null
other railroad nor to scrim $5,173 {
I it i
information of the shippers.
pay them. 'l‘he report
seats that increased not
“No stocks or bonds all
sued by an interstate roll?
for the purposes auctioned ’W
preceding paragraphs, anabolic
be issued without thortspprov“
Federal Government." .
The inquiry resulting til
port was begun about (if 33
the commission upon its!) ’ .
in consequence‘bf numeroui 1
sisiept complaints of ‘iiis' {2
rates, regulations and «not
England. The carrieri pa
“veotlguted were the New Y
Haven it Hartford; the a”.
Maine; and the Maine Central
were devoted to examinstldli OE
and accounts sad or days or 3»
ed to public hast-inn; in so
of which more than hilt)»t
timony were taken. 3_ .
'i'ho resents divldddniln
sellers! heads: f'lBervice’ ."
“Finances” and “The mod?
mtasiouur il’routy. who it
much of his time during
in the inquiry, Gunmen
each phase. The roll rt.
nearly 80.000 words. 0
25 columns in the? am
in an exhwlilvs‘d ,,
unsheiai Affairs of tho ’ 3_
the pawn a inside. i ..
‘Frnuty indicates dimly {
A realisation im "not. this ,
or inaoivssny of the lit
ponyfiAiiut also into
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