't of the Municipal Electric P
' with an industriil'ol pageant is
g with considerohle popular is.
1"."
planning the affair are receiving
ltsidersbie encouragement.
no history of municipal ownership
“rds few instances parallel to that
Walk. The South Norwolk institu-
c was one 8i th‘e‘ pioneers in munici-
lpni ownership of electric lighting
plants. The science of electricity was
I ct. today, the city plant ‘ more.
wants an investment of $200 000. every
penny of which will be paid oft b-y 0c-
liloher lot It is seldom that municipal-
mils think of paying their debts.
Bond issues are usually met with an-
ther issues of refunding bonds or in!
some other trick known and practised
rily municipal financiers. South Non-
".Wsik, however, has found it's. paying
proposition to meet the indebtedness
jot its pubic service corporation. The
IgOod results have been reflected in
the credit of the city. .
' During these years. while the plant
has boon engaged ill making extensIVe
add-titans to the building and equipment
ilnd keeping it abreast of the times,
the consumers have been reaping in
grant benefit in low rates .tor lighting
loud power. it is estimated that the
plant has snved its llnttrons about
8500. 000 in rules as well as giving
them it service which is second to
none.
it would wppeilr that such it record
witould be celebrated in some way and
the industrial closeout appeals to us
on lining the proper fashion.
3:. 9mm
new HOWITAL NEEDED.
.4...
The hospital nuthorltics were again
horned to refuse a patient. Tuesdsy.
owing to the overcrowded conditions
oi the institution: Sevens! times dur-
his the post few months this contiti
«any has prison. much to the retro;
“ i the olilcinls and citlsonu.
dual. Mini |Would he the result were
All Incident to occur in which sunni-
filer of people might be iniursd and its;
nihilism medical attention lune use
nary we hesitate to M7 widely,
"sh nmorgency rues all-c little to
hippos ml the town should he pref
”A movement is now on foot to im-
“Viiis a larger. hotter and I hoop:
'l'lls criticism in some lions
soldier waste tithe nor Iiild " “ism
line it
esidents of the city believe that“88reed it? suspend antics. until‘ the .
' enacts would he beneficidi in ev- Matter an be discussed
'1: way and the men Milo are engoged‘lposed ti amend the Erdman Act in
I h we find right here in South .
‘ilo'i parties in the dispute. Wm
_ _ lie and,
did not live h 17. and
Plow and lire Wakefield redo veil to
get rid ofllim. For about six ' coins
past they plotted and planned to‘ ac-
co‘l‘hplish‘ this. and pi Iheinz to push
hint to Lake Compounds, snotilsr to
put a rope shout his neck and hon
him ion beam in s she‘d adjoining
his home. thinking in either case.
It 13 Pro-
such M ay us" to meet the uppro'v‘tli
of all si es. The matter will be dis-
cussed it o conference to be held hit
the Will e House on mondoy. ' '
The riiiro‘sds will be represented ‘os
he had done and where her
, hook to hostel. they
it together or
' “PI, 23)
Plow waited about the w lie.
or from nine to time to Whitefield.
t
‘a morons to Mutants: in t‘o' rehuka sons A
unit is trolley car to Bristol slid wont: Stiles J“ m who was 6°“an
t Oil“ to the W‘kefleld home,’ W339” Ileap‘. Mama “8‘ court “ya'
Wlkflfle‘d °‘ ‘1‘“ defendant’s counsel instead of r
mm“ in; the plaintiff and his counsel wit
was, continuing her to say nothing courtesy, abused them throughout til
shout it. and; int.“ mar he‘ did 9W1 cm sud murderits, the senescence
would be found for. l in: .ms other things repeated sug-
some time. and that be WM“; "9 gestlons that the plaintiff's attorney
found, it would be unrecognizable sud had been previously discipiinéd hy the
that the authorities. W930i think ”Isupe‘rior court for misconduct. that the
was s cone or suicide" l plaintiff has nor my: his run. in
Continuing tile finding ssys tllsli college and the statement that. the
while at the Wakefield homo Plow"t plaintiif was it our. This cohduct on
swoddliug clothes when the local 2
and mud interest will be centered in
the ollti‘iome of this innovatiOn.
ll AFTER “8th ,
‘ . 80K” liiFillllliiTs
Coreniir J. J. Pheisn 0! rounds
county, l he is in charge of the loves-
tlgntion into the cause of the wreck
of the Si ringfleid eitpress at Stamford
last .rn‘o‘lith, visited the railroad oiiice
building in New Hoven yesterdsy to
ciear up for his own information, ,_
few dots is of train operation on the
New Hill on which have a bearing on
this wrs 1! While he was with Al-
torney Ht 1 Spock the coroner inquir-
ed who Mas responsible for the cili-
cloi statilment given out by the rail-
road coiilpnny that “slop Jock poiiti
éinns" were trying to influence him
in the preparation of his finding on
this ncciiient
Before: the coroner saw Mr. Spook
he said he would ask Mr speck for on
explonotion of the statement that.
"slopdncl and irresponsible politic-
ians" we e urging the coroner to ism-
bost the rollrosd compony.A1ter the
talk will Mr. Spock, the coroner said
he wohhi not press this matter now.
its will i rst tile his finding on the
Stamford wreck and than he is Being
to find 0‘ t who is responsible tor the
irsthor uhususi statement that inilu~
slices we e being brought to hair upon
him to u out of his way to hammer
the rails nd compdny.
“This itutemont concerning politics
being injected into the inquest, I am
told war published last welsh u did
not, see it then." said the coroner, “but
[hoard/if it. and naturally I want to
know who is responsible among the
, railroad l soplc Ior such s ststsment.
Aside mint inquiring shout this tool-
icr l'wll take up with Mr. Spock and
other oiiillals oi the company some or
the distal s of train operation on the
road 1 want to knowlslnons other
clings. ii the train behind outline No
1880 when Engineer Density was
running lost of Newlilsvun was the
some in mulpmont so woo soul over
the isosti n in Albany from Boston. and
iron: flpiinsllcld no this city Also it
“out to find out whether the min
handled in Dohorty on little day oi? tho
oi soul gent, handled by Engineer
John llsi moo on Mondmof the some
neck" 3
because puséruuning No. is. the
some or root. on. Monitor. its run by is
mm to chth Norwslit. .
Amhflrifil tilm must he at”
: ing in his pocket o handkerchief satur-
was assisted ovorlthe New sieves .
wreck w o the some truth, in the way . ~
luggin- or Ilsmonv was suspended!
‘when‘touhti u some he thought he
had committed suicide. Finally. it
won nursed between them thst Snoring
night June 22, 1913. he w‘ss to bet
murdered and gotten rid of and ths3
theleoftsr, oil going well, Plow and
decensed's wife should live together. g
and Mrs Whitfield heerd reports org
Whitefield being“ seen on the lstroetit“
linryM til Airs. Wakefield and the
children, Plow stopping oftI .pt the
Cheshire Woods and going to piece
whore ho had left Wakefield and
finding the body still thereé San-'
“in anticipotion of this. on satur- neatly
its tutti lirs W hold at.
day, June 21,1913. Piew purchased a Emmi,“ 93:13.3;an and the:
bottle ct chloroform in W uterbury and to Middiebun.
a 22cs'libre. seizes chsmbsr revolver. gave out that
and s box or cartridges The follow! and “va
in; morning, Sunday. June 23. 1918
going to the Wakefield home. he had d
a conversation with Mrs. Wokelield.
and it Was then arranged she was to stained jockknli’e...
leave the door loading to their apnrte
meats open; that her hushond and
herselt should be" in bed; that the lied
room should he lighted and that Flow 0‘,
should come there and make owl” m
with her husband
“tin pursuance of this agreement at
lot: in. Plew entered the room her-
At Middlsbury they
theory “ l
ascribed. together with the blood--
hioodmsl'ko‘d hood:
Rel-chief and “two bunches of hair-
troll: thowhosd of Wakeileld." Thu
smiles c3"_nclude:
“Auto”! parrot-m“ upon the bodifi
deCessod disclosed death was dung
hemorrhage caused by said bullet:
wounds and said stab wounds and
from strangulation
"On July 1 1913 Plow was approx
bended by the ,uthorltlos and Mrs.
ated with chloroform ond the revolver w‘keflald also “.9, taken into custody:
purchased at Waterbury. Finding
Wakefield undresspd and upon the
bed. he accused him of talking About.
him and of trying to injure his. IPisw' is
child who was being cared for at the“
Whitefield home, and then with his
hands he endeavored to strangle him;
pressing the saturated chloroformed
handkerchief to his mouth and nose.
As they struggled upon the bed Plow
requested Mrs. Wakefield who was in
the room, to got him a string to till
about her hushsnd' s neck Being on?
able Ito chloroform Whitefield. sud op!
potently being oiroid to dischsms his
revolver for the reason that the report
might be heard by tenants upon the
floor shove. Plow ollowod Wakefield
to set up from the had and led him to
believe his anger had subsided. and
that he desired to be friendly with
him. i lilo found Goduki polity of drunken.
"Souls time thereafter, hoot eleven hols And limb of the poses Ind (are
p; m. Plow requested altoiloid to scrihsd thirty a». on out count or
take is with: with him. during which I. ponislttnol'lt. Glitter Prom took tin-
they would toil; over past diiisrsnces. duki to liritismrt > - , ~
death was due to hemorrhage ‘prodnm
-ed by pistol shot wounds. and ii stshi
wound end by strangulation, all beinsi
caused and indicted by James new
and that sold James Plow is criminal»
ly responsible for his sold death. l
7'! also find that Bessie J. Waltel
field. the wifect said Willism (l.
Wakefield, was on ammonia the
commission of sold crime: and thud
said Bessie .i. Whitefield is also crim-
ssid William O Wokoiieid. "
SIXTYW DAYS Foil soonest.
Joe Godsolri. arrested in «Buttonwood
by Miller John Reynolds. till-tool»
generation. was churned with being it
Judge 30hr. Knuth pulled the chum
‘of BriMlitol- plow started for Mldfllm
out 0331
44h.“ left home
go out do '
The discovery M the body is (held
"I ilnd that William 0 thodold'd
inslly responsible for the desth or:
1 m cumin! to the evidence.
decision drunkard. in comm”. hut"
Ihoth sides was adapted to crests n.
Weiudico against the defendant as a
member of s military conspiracy to
liniuro the plhintiii’ sad to create
in person."
2 sum Greene stated in speaking of
. Horace Groin “The plaintiff is ayouug
‘slss or icon announce» eviden .
pollination and except for {on overall-4
insto of his own importsnco. calcu-
lated to mm good impression on:
his hearers. The injustice of the yer:
dict- rendorod seems to the trial Judge
so manifest as to clearly denote that
the jury was influenced by- handles
and portfoliiy if not misled by this
take in the application of legal lip.
'1 pllcotions‘. The evidence shows cliisr-l
ly tho: the plaintiii had on unfortu-
note combinstlon of qualities that his
advancement in nnlr would make his
compsny suffer severely. There is no
'ovidencs upon which a. jury could
;reoch any other conclusion The ovi-
”deuce shows he was unwilling to alley
and unfit to commend."
Gray. who was as member of the ”Nil
00.. claimed cops. diminish discrimi-
noted against him and prevented him
from being sounded. it viii Alleged
lthst Capt. Mormon wrote to his so-
perior oiiicers in speaking of Gray.
“Helios such on unfortunate gloriou-
siity that if he were entranced higher.
the company would Inna grievously.”
suit was brought for 816.000 Ind
,oftar it two woolts’ trial in Bridgeport,
Lthe jury entitled any 8500. times
Attorney Judson filed in motion to
have the verdict cot wide. oloilnln‘lt
sow «Wu—an».
MTG. WINS. spams.
Everett fl; Buckley. James it an:
‘die. William Gioushsr, Arthur sl-
dron. Auguste 'Khoi'r. (loom Witch?!»
Inf and ”Wild e. Tripp. of death
’Nor‘nilt, And W. J. K. iiuhboll, of Wil-
ton. in the automobiles of Worm.
diubholl not! Woldmn. wont to New
rm city instant” and our the New
Your best the {WWW
sympathy in lover of the plaintiff as I.
tilill
[st neck with sqssre antler collar.
‘or‘od style. ' ‘
and all sizes. 5
"‘ile Dresses which shelved“:
,' hows imported moron es‘
,3, colors
too
lid
Summer
D
it till
nil lilitllll lillt
lilll itiilill ill .
s
,1
,iioil'siililsni of issues "Nov 39- f
jby on article that appeared in a New
cure lohnssn's'i'srsoosl Bond
of mono
HAVRE. France. July lit—Jack
Johnson, the colored pugillst. arrived
here today on boord the Corinthian
ed his *doléminutlonl'nover to return
to the United States. He said he
would in the future take up his real
dense in Paris.
WASHINGTON. July 10.—Jook
Johnson‘s announCsl’nIent that he
would never return to the United
States. «used Dcpsrt‘inont of Justice
oiiiciuis ilnulo‘distoly to consider steps
to ‘ilrinx‘ shoot the forfeiture of his
Jason personal pond man; in Chi
core for his upp‘shmndedn on section
with white rim initiations upon
which he has not yet been tried :
Judge Carpenter. u too don also;
declined to declare the pond forfeited
until it who older that Johhioo Would
not oppcsr when would. The Mort
most of Justice, it is sold. prompts;
will seal: outlaw count-motion of his
denounced purpose not to return and
present the matter chin to Judge Oars
Witter. I i
W
drum. ssh-hits“ TITLI. i
View York Tatum film Under Numb
a “a... ,, .
in Brooklyn titanium of solub'
Mosul metal mm who an
m the m of no Mm.
which» at til-tr
load to his numerous York
motor moors or this loom mess
it toils room million. the tilt!
its out only with it. an
88 WOMEN‘H 'f'WOchm OU'plNG 11310351738 32:
Of colored chsmbrsy ilnd Anderson’ 9 slush
5- in pretty shades of light blue. tau,
. .84. 99 WOMEN‘S dud MISSli'lS' fiUIMilililit WASH DRESSES a; .
' These include wash materials of all descriptions and all style
I WOMEN’S and MISSES’ LINGERIE AND‘VOIIJE DRESES $4 98,]:
Values worth up to 810.00 More or these beautiful Lingerie and
v Also many smote pieces in tile lot.
Speculs ill Wash“ Goods This Week
5 .000 yards or with. Goods. values up to 19c. Sole price
_ 2.500 ysrds of Wash Goods. Values on to 35¢. Sale price '
‘1200' yards of When Goods. value up to 500. Sale Price
, _ , 1.000 poll-s of fine. special. light weil‘ght summer not Black's.
,83- 00 values. in white, gray end tan, psir
. . wwaw\uum~dhflmmww'mlmm
and imaiedistcly outlanding announo- ‘
finals our talent insists and allowed :1 hits wotolv
its illicit rim new in: masts was Willi.
sins, vwopieoe style.
pink and lavender. Buttons high
Skirt is pretty. neat. plain t‘l '
low for last week's selling. Many
flue hides. They are oil white until.
894d?
, 1117‘:
25¢
Bitiiikitis
$198
and went about and organized a team
to bear this name, and professing that
*his players cums trons Donhury. Conn.
:A number 0: the somiglro mansiers
around New Yorit city bit on the 'bsit
and consented to give the telim noises.
‘The team in no way represents this»
Icity and as for so is known none of the
'ployers 'or the rumor saw this city.
or ever played hssebsll here.
Those who have not been following
'lbnsehsll matters in this city‘ very
closely might have been led to believe
York morning paper that the Hatters
ind been defeated by the Chineseuni-
varsity team, yesterday, on Oiynipio
field. The article. which is headed.
“Chinese Baseball Team Bests Don-
bury Nine,” and which appetite in the
New YoFk World, is ss‘ follows:
"More than seven thousand persons
saw the Chinese university baseball
team score a decisive victory star the
Dsnhury also at the Olympic hold yes-
terday afternoon. The score m 13 to
0. The 'hiongolions begun to use their
hats well in the first inning. and when
the last man was retired they chalked.
up four runs. They kept up their tor-
riiic batting and drove Bondage from
the box. McDonald woo put in to hold
the Chinsmen. but ho. too, was batted
heavily. Foster. oi the Chinese team,
held the Bailout-yo wordless.”
‘RWIM Milli? PAGE count FOR!
octlvsnmo Purim-i. '
VlilN'llilitA; 0st. July law-Joe Riv-
ers. the southern (illiterate light-
weight. who will: knoclwd out July. s
by Champion Willis Ritchie. must so
poor in in justice court horo‘Juiy 16:
to answer scheme of having broken
the low of W. ii. limits. I» millimnni
who several weeks ago. dispuiisd ills-
erll‘ right to the road while the post)
tilt wu driving his motor car. Rivers'
bond was fixed st 8000 > » cl
ITRUOK D0713! m :31 lufliflflri
GAGII'MW, "Mb-3’11" lowrnchcr
flourish): “of tho lodsi South Mistrial
is recent 79m «if when mounts
in four this his plum tour run
ponies Ind instilled soother all instill“?
in all. lid struck out 88 inch in $0
”on sites was mm, on innocuous no: "‘
. Milli tunnel in on use rolls visors. ord wrist istiollsvodto unmixed
it.
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