cornmeal) 1870
, lllllll us ..
u lu ll lllll
llllnlul
‘Two East Norwalll Young Men
Capture a San lose, Califor-
nia, Young Man
lilillllll lull
llllls slur JlNlllll
Says He Will Remain at Home
Hereafter
. a
w t mull him m m
nu hi it ,
_ lulu illiil
Were Warned ot Approaching
Raid on Day Street Crap
Game But Two Ware Caught
n—u—q—
-“Cheese it. The cop." This from
a little red-headed youngster who at-
tempted to forestall the raid of Ser-
geant Frank V. Raymond and Special
Qfiicer Robert Gainer. yesterday after-
noon, which proved too late a warn.
ing to have its desired effect, although
there was some scrambling of the crap
players before the officers had captur-
ed two. Johnny Stalks and Eddie Har-
ris were the lads nailed and the oth-
ers will be in court this morning.
The dice were being merrily shaken
and money was changing hands amid
the cursing of the losing and the hop
py shouts of those raking in the \"t-
ties. The disgusting features of the
game attracted the attention of neigh-
bors who complained to Chief of P0-
lice Pennington.
Disgusted with himself for ‘havlnl;
ibrokeu over from the straight and Cl i t P i t it t
. narrow though somewhat lengthy 1e mung on put “3 sergean
pain he has been traveling for six and the special officer on the case and
unonths, l-larry Gordon Kottinger. of: “flay we?“ quietly down it; Day 8mm-
clan Jose, Cat, a lad nineteen years!“ me he game was “ progress
of age coming from a good family {alongside of Solicits grocery store.
possessed with an adventurous spiritl A“ but for that little bright haired
chap the entire bunch would have
on deirefrs. hco rl
d u S o eclng t e am y’ ‘ been rounded up on the spot. but. his
who was arrested yesterday morning.
on burglary charge, moped all nigiltin l :81???” enabled all but the duct to
the South Norwalk police station. The? [,1 ' ,
llle game must have been for big
srliingf : $261: d t: a 1 1:22:31] 1:15;! money for. the coppers found $1.97 on
E a ‘ ale 9 " 1 Sthe ground beside the full number of.
since the first day of January and that 5 dice
on all those miles he had not met with The game had proceeded for some
any trouble previously.
Kottinger had been in B fl dgeportl time in the shadow of this building
‘ _ . and the neighbors had stood it as .eng
several dayspast and left there late as they could The layers and their
last night with five friends he haul ' ' p
i
met while in the Park City? Unable? friends make so much noise and tie
‘ ~ i‘ it n
to steep aboard the train and with the' outspoken oaths of the less 0 it me
v»...
mm...“
ll lulu
llullllll
Bridgeport Pastor Says Govae-
nor Baldwin is Guilty of
Moral Dbloquy
lull within
lllllllill rolls in
Untitled Himself to Lead Aliairs
_ oi Congregational Church
BRIDGEPORT, August 31.-"l con-
sider 'Goveg'nor =Baldwln guilty of men
' I score NORWfiLK, consultancy. serrations 1, one
” RAPS SUNDAY :
room's monsoon-re.
fiaali game—Amusement Park,
10:30 a. 111.
Field events—Amusement Park,
1:30 P- m. ‘ . -
Bali game—Amusement Park,
‘3:30 o. m.
Motor boat races—«East Nor-
waln Yacht Club, 3 p. m.
, A motor boat race at Belle llsland'
l(hub.
Canoe races at Belle Island Club.
Musical concert-«Norwalk Coun-
try Club, afternoon.
Musical concert—~Knob Club, at-
ternoon. ,
Dancer—Country Club, Knob
Club, Belle Island Club, Roton
Point, eliciting.
‘Parade~—ltalians——mornlng_
Canoe 'l‘iltingaNorwalk Country
Club, 3 pl m.
Pageant—Darlen, 3 p. in.
Animal Regatta—Nomad: Yacht
Club, 2 p. In.
Hoyt's Theatre~litatlnec and ev-
cuing.-Vaudeville.
lllllMfiullll
Health Dltieers Are Busy Try-
lllll Is on
Some of the Patients Are in the
WEATHER aoaacas'r.
Generally fair Monday and Tuesday.
E‘PlllMll} ll w
lll’Hllllll
IN‘ NURWA
log to Prevent Spread
oi the Disease
Ill BE RESPllllSIlili
Hospital
There is a typhoid fever scare in
Congregational Church as its modern-
al obloquy in failing to veto the Sun-
day amateur sports bill at last session
of the Connecticut legislature and is
legulllzing baseball on the Lord's
Dny.,' said Rev. Martin D. Kneeland
in the course of a sermon on the pres.
ervatlon of the- Sabbath in the pulpit
ol’ the Newiieid Avenue Iii. E. Church
last night.
"We feel that Governor Baldwin
made a great mistake," Rev. Knee-
lulld went on, “in yielding to the clan»
or of the sperting and the commercial
element in signing the bill. in our
judgment (the judgment of theinord’s
Day League offiew England, of which
new unsettled; is secretary) he unfit:
ted himself to lead the affairs of the
hill Milli Billlt
Slumping Tour is Subject to Da-
ties in Housa~Will Speak of
Hartford on Labor Day
“~—
\\'ASliI.\‘G"l‘ON, D. 0., August 30.—
ilongrcssman Lonergan, whowas invit-
ed by the Démocratic Congressional
com pai‘gn committee to make u soles of
storm; speeches in the campaign for
the election of a Democratic congress-
man rfrom tueztbir'd district in Maine.
may not be able tolerated.
"The trip is entirely subject to" my
Congressional duties," he remarked
today. Mr. innergan feels that his
district is deeply interested in the
tor at the next notional gathering—a
position which he is seeking to obtain,
and in which we hope he will be do
and about The Norwalks. and there
fire a. number of cases. As near as
can be traced the‘ fever comes from
the milk which is purchased by a
milkman from outside dealers and who
delivers it to his customers. On inves-
gntion it was found that there are
about fourteen cases of the fever in
Norwalk and a number of cases have
come from this source. The
supply of milk to this dealer has been
stopped and he can receive no more
‘milk from the sources from which he
has been getting it in the past.
The health officers of Norwalk have
been working very hard on this case
and think tlpgtvn‘ow they have the em-
demic under control. although theyl
seen.
The water commissioners will luv,
fouled as it would be an endorsement.
of his policy by a great denomination.
i saw him personally on different OC-
casions below the bill became a law,
but for constitutional, educational, or
for some other reason he seemed to
currency bill now pending before the
touch with the charming situation, so
as to act quickly if necessary. If the
be in favor of it and we feel that a
man who favors an open Sunday does
not represent the best elements of
New England.
Most of Mr. Kneclnnll'a remarks
were directed against the playing of
bull on Sunday.
Point was added to the Reverend
gentleman's remarks by the fact that
he had come nlnlost‘dlrlxlt lo the put-
pit from the baseball field.
die had been a visitor in the. city
all day today and in the morning he
preached in the l’eoplos‘ Presbyterian
Church, Laurel and Pork avenues in
place of the pastor Rev. John Mr 1..
Richardson. who ill on a vacation utl
present. 111 the afternoon, tier, Kuce~
land went to Nowficld Park where the
league game between Bridgeport nudl
llillsfield was ill progress, bol‘orc uni
nudlcnce of a thousand.
his experience at the game, from LliiDI
pulpit.
and seeing no place at which he could
. had annoyed the residents of the
knowl ' .3
ed ”021::gigfifsugrzfgfiifigm‘gi section, so that they decided to have
, _ l This will be another case to occupy
ear dropped 0” at E8“ hornalk. He the attention of Judge Keogh, back
5:13;:ggsorlhoiili‘iil121em until 9 oclocki sion this morning.
hazards, the adventurer went up Win-I
field stret. He went into the yard and! FAULKNEB “uni-E“
White, at No. 71. No one responded
to his repeated knocking, and believ-
crtruuce to the yard, Koltiuger pulled Fire. thought to be of incendiary 0m"
out a skeleton key give“ him by the in, early today destroyed the plant at
and endeavored to use it. The lock an estimated loss “$90,000, partly in-
responded excellently to (he “mm,” sored. The mill employed 139 hands,
9,3 ,tlle fire was discovered, the building
“0 had scarcely entered when he‘ “1““ burning from Opposite ends,
lljiilliill‘t-l be bid bcucutll o bed. llcre that the “m was ”9'"
l“. “m; discovered by Charles F. Moi-l 'lilc mill was owned by the Middle
“mum: his actions. .Itcllled out has been in receivers hands since last'
lxllillllger run and the two others have April. Frederick Faulkner. who open
I
linger fairly flew. bul. pursued rapidly .
laud relentlessly he won ovortuké‘n ast -—l)ancing M now“ every night.
enstl our
bound freight. = l
Moi‘t'cti and Bartlett. look their pl‘is~' BURGLARB nEcLINE
over to Special Patrolman Robert:
lluiuor. lie. was locked up and NH
Km“, M ii 0-010“, thin mnmhm lllllll he was on his mobile Suturduyl
ii is rciiorlcd thut Kollinlzor hull “Wm WM” doing “my 0“ ”‘9 hlll.
$l.vi-l in change and that, ho llll'i.‘\i‘,h1" approach wurllcd “m on burglars
“I,“ my“ “S M run for “m l‘iilll‘illlil‘nfl lit! might, have been led to suspect
his person when searched at the utn~ U” “'M‘l“""“v and 1'9 lil‘W‘ildi'ii all,
“.0" . trrouuh the house wll‘uout disturb“-;;
, , ‘door, too. was open .llti lnl cutbc
lrolll hi llloiller ntl . , l l.
a dinryawldrll rocorfitllhgflg-atg]; "onsvcdlllco presented it widcollen inviin.
The owner of the both? said i')
but il l . . l '
“effing" “films": t3: gruéifgfltlimva held high lpolltlral offices or on»
time ‘open and he rcspondui to the null,
‘ All the southern states the majori Ilhunirlng the officer for his Gttrellle'
. , .
companioiis, in his possession, Kettln- l a stop put to the practice
crawled into a house under course of from his vacation, at the court ses-
Hungry and determined to eat at all
upon the porcll of the home of Miltonl
ing that he had been unnoticed ill his, STAFFORD 'SPRINGS' Aug. 31"“
'alse companion of the previous night the Faulkner Woolen :Miils,entailing
uncut and into the house went Kottingn Who will be thrown out of work. When
heard approaching footsteps. Running which leads the authorities to believe
M, “M, Fred Hume“, who had been 1 River Manufacturing illmlpuny, which
chase. To the railroad tracks Kill“ died the plant, is the principal loser.
ale was about to board n that ‘
oncr to South Nol‘wulk and turned him; ‘ KIND INV‘TATION ;
tliilil‘ will be, heard by Judge .lollu'l
“WNW, “m sum of $13 m billu mm, (.‘llietly llc illlitili! lilo scorch. illll‘
tracks. No money was found "mm were lurking ill the darn shadows of
Amour.v his poancsuionu was n lettel‘lmymm’ for M WM Nubia The bu'rl:
January 1 he was ill Columbia. 8, Col “on for “m lightdlngrrell.
homo auroral Weéks previous to that city was untitled that MS louse was
vigilance. '
ty of the middle ‘Atlnntic states, the '
(lantern count states, Canada and the FAQ-f MAYFLOWERS DEFEATED.
‘ill different. ports ol’ the city. *
Nov England states Kottinger has vis-' The strong All- American team nuc-
ited on his long taunt. He has ridden , recalled in defeating the fast Mayflow.
freight trains in most lnstancefl. erteom. yesterday afternoon. by tile
though there are those pimps recorded score of 5 to 2, Charles g}, brown, of
“D0!- Whit'il he was a first class 110w“- springileld, pitched for the All-Ameri-
sensor. All the names of lharahrmdn ' can team. and was wall supported by
over ulllcll he has traversed are enum- all my holders.
Wu (fl. . , 3., .
on twelfth panel , ~Dancing at Roton every night.
(Continued
man when» he could buy onl» and the!
lntier said:
of the game."
“i walked ill," said the pronoth
”but my belief In that they soil llclletni
illcru ovary Sunday, because i asked“
ll few people ul‘tcr l bull got in nnli'
tlmy told me that they Ilud paid. 1:
nine new posters announcing the gums
a... “H...
WEBT WOODSTOCK MAN HURT.
WEST WOODSTOCK. Aug. 31.«-
Henry Crupo, n. farm hand. was herb
ously injured this morning while driv-
ing along the highway during a heavy
storm. the hill wagon passed from un‘
der a large tree by the roadsideu bolt
of lightning struck the tree. The horse
bounded forward and Crane was
thrown from his seat to the ground.
breaking his «lines and inflicting other
injuries. The wagon was not serious-
ly damaged and the horse was captur-
ed after it had run .a considerable dis-
tance. No other damage has been
reported due to the storm.
wrill‘llllner Raisin nmd. hook on
, land portion made her appearance,
cry Wednesday. Banner Bakery. ii
Monroe street. , , , .
in the Mouse early next week is car-‘
ried out. it is improbable that Mr.
Lonergun will get into the Maine com-
paign.
"‘ Mr. Lonorglau, however, will be ill
Hartford over Labor Day. He expects
to meet Secretary of the Navy Jose-
phus Daniels when the cabinet officer
reaches l-lsrtford Sunday night for his!
speech at the Connecticut State fuir'
on Labpr lhly, as Mr. Daniels is lnak-‘
ing the trip and speech at the person
at request or Mr. llonergan.
Mr. Lollcrgau will introduce Sec-
retary Daniels at the fair grounds
Labor Day, taller ill the afternoon.
the collgrcsmunu will address a (‘Oll-
voutlou ol‘ the rural free delivery lnr-n'
of the slate at Hartford.
As a result of recent (axullllnntlons,
Congressman Lonergnn has been no-
tified, Arthur D. Cornell of New Bri-,
“9 told of; thin has been appointed a rural cur-539W”! convention, which W“""""”“'
rlor at lSulfiold. John McNamara nt‘
lining a lllllo late in arriving,i linunrdillc and WM Sohweppendlck‘imWfl "my city offices for whom all
‘ _ _ lat Windsor. ll‘or lilo place at islillluniif till? MONO?” ii? ““1“ WW" ““d city
nature a ticket ho had litikl‘tl a policoubury' no mmdmlm, qualified and (”kiln“)! vole m ””3 election to be held
other examination is to be held. l
. i
Congressman llomlrgun iodny Intro-l
(illlcor Frank S. Sirulmn lprovcdi (N‘- y"“ ”m walk “i “l ”'1“ ngev‘ii‘ilifi’il n bill asking that two sectional
of the public lands be set, aside for"
the use of lllr Order of (‘lwla an at
auditorium and camping ground. Mom-Z
born of the order at. Hartford lire ln-;
(created in the project and Mr. honorsl
gun is acting for them.
tilillronllultlrcs of the House Com-g
mitten on public buildings and grounds i
llqu Just beln announced. (lougroul-l-é
mun bohemian, n member of the comm
mitten having in charge projects for
cities having in charge projects for
public buildings ill the states of (ion-
necticut, Georgia, Mannheim with, N9-
‘bruslro. Alriaolln. Maine, New Hamp-
slliru, Vermont, Utah and Wyoming.
HONEST ED FLAHERTY.
Edward J.‘F‘lallcrty, proprietor of
the Union Parcel Delivery, found a
pocketbook in Railroad avenue. sat.
urday afternoon. The article containa
9111821. Shortly thereafter Mrs. Phil.
tips, a. domestic employed by Bella is-
and proved to the satisfaction of the
,‘ilil‘der that she had lost the purse. Mr.
mushy handed over the money forth
with. '
ithe fever will not be contracted.
, ran brouobtato and from school. 1
spect the water and see that it is pure‘
,and that no typhoid germs are in thei
House when it is considered to V0” 3 water. This score has caused a goodilauded in South Main street and the
on amenrmenls and 1° “9‘9 in c”damsel of excitement in Norwaik and the, parties were taken to the police sta-
‘poople are much worried about it. ‘I
The health officers of Norwaik ad»,
””01“”! to take ”‘9 “"9“” bill “i’lvise all people using the city water, lhe‘ matter.
and using any kind of milk to be onl
the safe side and boil the milk and wa-
ter before they use it. The officers
ears are by no means going to let the
around to investigate all milk
. water.
IiEPIlBLIilMiS Till
ItllLD BDNVENTION,
l
l
l
The hepllbllcaus (if the Town and
City Of Norwalk will hold caucuses,
in the respective words of the city on;
Friday evening next at 8 o'clock, and,
the purpose is to elect delegates to u
candidates for all
ate Republican
on Monday, October iilh.
FORDMATBON
Announcement wus made 1101‘" on
Saturday of the marriage of General?
(icorge lluro Ford of New llavcn lni
Miss Minnie (lruvc \i’lllnon, daughter;
of the info llnorl'c H. ”raven. *wllo rc-l
uided in rooklinc. Moss, and had;
berm a merchant of Tloalml. ’l‘ho mar-l
ringe ceremony was prl'orlllcd by ltcv.
Joseph Anderson. l). 1).. of Water.
bury, a close friend of the Ford foul»
ily, and it. oclnlrreli ut lllullwood, the
country home of Mrs. Amos Williams
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Word are widely known
throughout the suite the bride be-
ing actually .prmulinent in the Non
walks and the groom being a clubman
of New Haven and identified with
civic moments. A non of the bride,
Alfred Watson, ”resides in New liar.
on.
i
—-'i‘he Florence McMahon Kinder-
garten. Lt Hillside street, will open
Monday. diet. 15. Branches. includ-
ing kindergarten and primary work
will be tonight. Special attention given
to Work in the open air. Also, pinkie
inure liliDlDEllT
are not sure, and it remains to belchargeagainst Fred .Haine. 'l‘
l. ill ll. about
us ll ill will
Seventy-live Members
Friend Enjoyed Feat in
Burcharll’s Grove
Three score members of South Nor-
walk Council. Knights of Columbus.
their wives and children attended this
Clambake in Burchurd'e woods near
the Weir yesterday afternoon. It was
one of those old fashioned New Eng-
land bakes and everything was of
the finest.
To George Tobey and his assist-
ant Frank Mayhew belongs much cre-
dit for the preparation of the edi
bles which were so particularly (fine.
Nothing was wanting and all was
served expeditiously.
The bake maliy began about three
o‘clock and lasted for some little time,
the last of the feasters departing
about six o'clock. To the committee
of twelve who arranged the plans for
the affair many compliments have
been extended.
The menu was as follows:
Clams
Fish Potatoes
Broiled Chiehen
Lobster
Corn-outboCob
Soft Drinks.
W
AT BELLE ISLAND;
All automobile acident which oc-
curred in Belle island near the De-
Klyn residence yesterday morning
nearly resulted in an arrest, but after
a confab in the police station, Louis
Florin, .the..eompialntant withdrew his
Floris complained that. Hallie had
sideawipedbim and somewhat dam-
aged his car and had the police
search for Heine. The latter was
lion where before Chief William R.
Pennington they argued and settled
BOYS PAY FOR SPORT.
The finding of a baseball and the;
had lest the article so necessary in
case drop, as it is, but they are going the American sport and through oneiof the most succeSsi’ul as well u.
undo! the large panes of glass in an up-‘r delightful affairs of its kind evenflelby"
stairs window in his home. Mr. Pod-ticyod by the tire laddies of the stirs
more handed in the names of the
youngsters he believed to be impiicut-j
led. and Captain .l. Harry Gibson ln-Tplerr success is reported.
vestigated the case with such good
results that the lean agreed to settle;
with the complainant, and left Cap~
lain Gibson with that intention in,
mind.
NO YACHT CLUB MEETING.
Owing to the fact that only about,
«.mw
in dozen members of the Norwalkl Tim wood blocks of the Connecticutl,
Yacht Club appeared at. the HDeCiill;Ci)lllllllIlY mw”onward avanuomecsnb
1 meeting culled for Saturday night toly lnld. llnvo buckled
amend the bylaws, the. business sea-‘llle cutlrc lcuglll and nearly all have,
stop was not held. Several of
transact the business. The
meeting willprobubly be bold as here:
tol‘llre the last Saturday lll February.
couucn. To ADJOURN.
The South Norwulk City Council-:
will not hold a regular meeting to"
llllzllt on our schedule, but will all?
journ until tomorrow evening.
.... an» h...—
reortrs rum T0
are eeeumzeo
W
A gathering of Renalicanu, Demo
crate and Prograuniv’ from various
cautious of tho Town of Norwalk was
held Saturday night in the Council
Chamber in the new‘City Hull, Mai/or
itobert M. Wolfe presided, and John
Cullen acted as clerk.
it was voted to organise a People's
Party in the new city, and committees
were appointed to take up the prelim.
inary work. Much enthusiasm was
shown in the increment, and it is on
posted dcnnlto interruption recording
primaries Mid candidates will be. giv~
Sl’llllllll Billii nu
Braneegee Declares That The.
‘Scllm‘ldt's woods in Cranburyyesters
that sort which the firemen like them;
think that if every one does this that tracing of its course led William Pod-' best and that they did full justice to“
lmore, of Putnam avenue, to discoverilhe meal was evidenced by what I'D-
The inspectors and the health ofii- that some. boys in the neighborhood; mailled at the close of the feast.
' the menu. which the chef added to hilt
'ccllcut style and in
quantities.
the been ,
lnlombers had other cllgngelncuts. and tile ati‘vcl was paved with Roman.
si‘uiicd‘to send in enough proxies to ,lllllld and is receiving compliment»
uuullul cvcr,v liny.
m
an out“ the coming WM.
on Those Who Derive Hone;
From Labor of Others“
ill fillltlLlilLlilll sell
Ought to be a Difference-gin
the Rate Fixed
wnsnmoros, Sept f.——A.fter vo
lug against the amendment offered)”
by Senator Crawford to one of the pr
visions of the income tax, ‘Sena ‘
Brandegee gave as his reason for?
voting, that'the bill under consi .
tion was entitled “An act to redo"
tarilt duties and to provide for this
Government. “These amendmeh
he said, "have no such proper coil
sideratlon, in my opinion, as wow
justify me in voting for any one
them. It may be that one or anoth,
of them would provide a more an
‘(Conttnued on ninth page.)
m
PHEilfilliF lieu
~ in on sills .
DTHEll rllul
Phoenix Engine Company, No.1,,
of the Norwaik Fire Department held:
a. genuine old-fashioned ciambake in
day, and the occasion was. one whic -
will be long remembered by the large
number present. The “euts’frwem of
This will go down in history as on,
glue company. From the first to thin
List it was one great day and a com-_
Clams, corn on the cob. chicken;
potatoes, and soft. drinks appeared on.
reputation by arranging in such 0:4
such generosity
WOOD BLOCKS BUCKLE. 9 ;_
for practically
rulnill. The city’s portion
M»-W
-~l‘)nncing ut lloion every nlglg,
FOR REV. MR, WAKEHAM
liov. iir. Millard 1,. Robinson, ptw ‘
tor of the llllddinl: Maillodlot coupon. ‘
of New York City, preached at the“ '
morning and evening services of the ,
lv'lrst Methodist Church of South ‘ch
Norwnllr yesterday, for licv. W. “so ,
Willitlllillll, who is away, and delight:
rd good sized congregations. .
“Mia“! . ‘-_-r...c...n..w
YACHT ELsKE'r muscle
The large bout “thicket," owned hr
Ward 0. Von Alutyne, of fiendi- New
walk, which on last Friday evening
Wns blown ashore by the heavy trinity
was not afloat last Saturday cream
on the rising tide. No damage won't
done to the beautiful boot and “iii
seemg a wonder because the boot, law
on on her side near the sail. ya
at tile polling beach of die soon
Country Club. .
.fi .
'- {'WM‘HM * '_
«mousing at 'ljtoton over-yum,
‘,'t‘” Rial . «.M“ Va,
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