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'Rain this ulternoon; cloudy tonight.
noun '
PAPERMI
all in
S‘preader Room, Machine Shop,
Engine and Boiler Booms Bad-
ly Damaged Last Night
[083 [Sillillil
Al l000i 010,000
Night WatchmanMarino Discov-
ered the Blaze
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0119 of the most serious tires Nor-
walk has had in years broke out in
the St. George Pulp and Paper “Mills,
in *Smith street, last evening. lit was
of the most stubborn nature. and
spread very last. The flames got be-
tween the walls of the spreader room,
and went from there, into tlie‘mucliiue
shop, and the engine and boiler rooms,
In the basement below the boiler
room there were stored tcn 'liarl'els of
oil, which had but recently been pluc-
Bd there.
Prevented OII Explosion,
The City of Norwalk fire fighters did
great work in cutting off the lire bot
fore it reaClicd the oil, otherwise
there would have been u terrific ex-
plosion. Five streams of water were
played on the flames, and the firemen
did e’iiective work, although hamper-
ed somewhat when several of the
lines of hose burst.
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SBRAMBli P00 i000
0i Hill 0ii’lliiMi0i
v
Ex-Chiel H. F. Clark Endorsed
by Fire Police. Contest Be-
tween Bogardas and Clark'
'i‘llcrc promises to be a lively scram-
lilu for the other. of Chief Engineer oi‘
the now city‘s roiiibilicd ill-e depart»
iilt‘lll. and in ling i’i‘oiii ranks of tho
LIN? is running l‘X-(Wliief ol‘ the South
Norwulk licpurliilclil, iiiii‘()l(i le‘, Clark,
it good firolllun and n mun popular in
the lirciiioll (‘il‘i'ii‘i-i‘.
Al ii. nibbling oi‘ the South Norwnlk
For What lii-ld iiiHi owning,
Clark was unniiilllouaiy endorsed l'or
lili’. olllrc by his iodinw llicnlboru, who
will work for liiH Ht‘il'i‘liilli ’i‘lio new
horror will appoint. lilo. Chief of this
rinpurillirili iii his long lint ol liminut
it) till, itild thus but little. can ho dull“
loi' lilo (‘illiililiilll'ii liiiiii ui'lui' vim“.
thin, although ”11’ wlrrs uri- ililillti’ pull»
ml at prl-suni. W
(Tliirr lioorlw \V, liouurdilu. ni' lhn
l-i-iuili Norwnlil ii‘lro iiiipuriilli-iil iii.
present, is imdurillouli in hi- lino ol’
the «i'llilllidnir-ll. but no fur an In known
iillii‘i,‘ urn bill a few others.
livvod that tho chief in to ho a South
Norwaiil man, and monitor an Milli”
wdinu conical. lewouil two good llll'li
ii. liiith-lpuimi.
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TOKENEKE ABUATIG
EVENTS ON SUNDAY
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The water npurlu of tile 'l‘oknnoiw
lililh, which were to have been held
imnorrmv, have been again pontponod.
and will he hold on the afternoon or
Sunday. September 7th, at. 2 o’clock
p. in. Members of tho Knob Club.
lN-mwalk Country Club, Norwalk Yacht
tilnii, and Belle inland Club are asked
to take notice of tho change. The
elbow clubs time been invited to be
present and it. is expected that a large
number will take advantage of the
invitation, for the Wspm‘te of the Toke-
:lleke Club are. always interesting,
mowing athtoton Saturday night.
, ed and every player received a prize.
Mr. .
ii in how
Miillill nulliiuW
Bill on Phil
Cleared Up When Prizes Were
Awarded to the Pleasure of All
The mystery card party at the Knob
Club yesterday afternoon was a com-
plete success and reflected great one
dit upon those who so ably arranged
the details. Thirteen fables 01' play"
are tilled the clubhouse and the utter-
noon. was delightful. Auction Bridge
bridge and whist were the games play-
The mystery of the party lay in the
prizes and the rewarding. Each lady
took a prize to the party concealed
completely by the wrapper, and at the
end of the session those with the high-
est scores chose their prizes first, so
lecting them by the shape of the pack~
age as it struck their fancy. The fun
was illiinence.
Miss Lillie Geller, chairman, and the
Misses Julia. and Fany Stone and Hat.-
ilc Clark comprised the committee
0 which so successfully arranged the do
italic and to them belongs all credit
for the nuances the function proved.
The following are the scores for the
various ladies who played:
Bridge—3 Tables.
lMi‘l-l. John Weiiie . ............... 724j
,Mrs. C. W11. Cole .............
'eru. .loll'n Sherman. ......... {
'Miss Angela Fanning .. ....... Still:
Mrs. F. F. Huntington ...........520.
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell .....,......472i
lMiSS Mliy E. Smith ....... .
Mien Minnie Janes .............. 400,
Miss Alina Mcliugh .....
Elvira; M. H. Nuttlng............. I
{Miss lAuielia Becker ......... W378i
Mrs. Burns ...... .. .. ..... ...233"
Willa—«6 Tables. !
ers. W. 'C. .leesup...... ..... .....3Z§
iMrs. PMc‘Neil ....... .. .. ..... .. ..32l
:'Mrs. H. Mitchell 34‘
Mrs. (3. Murphy ................ 31‘
Miss Mildred Homer ............. 30
‘Mrs. Charles N. Smith ............ 29W;
Mrs. Frank R. Starr .............. 293
Miss Elizabeth Toiles ..... .......29?
Mrs. Robert liorner ..... 2-1W
.Mlss liltllcl Hayes ... .............. 2-i'
fillies Rosalie Jesse. . . .. ........ .... 3
Mrs. ii‘rcd Brady .................. 23W.
Miss ‘M. (Touch ................ ....2‘.i‘
WMI‘S. w. l‘. Jesse”... ............. 21‘
i. so iielelia A. Mitchell ........... 20W
iMrs. Frank N. Ferris..... ...... ”.19,
luvs. r. (1. Becker. ...... H... ..... in
{Miss M. ()cstricln... .............. 17W
l Auction Bridge—4 Tables.
WMl‘s. 1c. 5. Bennett .............. use
him. Frederick ll. Rowan ........ liltli
Mics Lilia (touch .............. .iflihi
‘ Mine .luiin .l. Starr .............. lZSi
'Mru. lildwln K. Seilcrk .......... l‘_‘I‘».'i
Mine llutli Clary ............ .....l£lui
, Mrs. l‘nrriv S. (W‘ri‘lti‘li ...., ..... ,..ii'i'l'i;
{Miss Lillie (letter .............. lifts;
Mrs. ll]. ll. Jones ........... illili:
Mrs. Frederick S. Lyon ........... 1 till!
Mimi Lillian Morris liiiii
Minn diary (i. Everett ........ till
Minn 'l'Wl‘llillfOii Sturr..... ........ . 8H
bliss iiuille Clark. .. ....... . . . . . 722
‘Mi‘li. ldli i-i. Keep ....... bill),
Mrs. “Hill: 8. .ll‘liiilllliii ......... . dill
“Wu... w...” l
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WGDNSCLIDATION WAGEH i
PAID iii Bibi ililililili1
l‘hui'luu ill. iioi'i. l‘ilshivr of tlill
l-‘lliuih Norwuik ’i‘i'iiul (Wliiiiliiili_\" iliiiie
Ail‘rvd i:niiltii’iillti(ll, oi‘ Mupli'u in. Cold!
:whnlidi. inuuilliiuiy \vuui-rrd u diniiuri
for ilil» oulpioymiu of tho South .\'nr~l
quiil 'l‘ruul i'miipnuy bui‘oru ilin \‘lilili
{on (Wiliiiililillilillili, .\lr. lloyl inst midi
iWWWWW \viluur who uriiilul incl iiiulii Wili'llW
,u Dill‘ly ol‘ inn oiljoypd our of the i’lu-
iiilli (lililii'l'it M‘Hr )ti‘i'liill‘tlll oi. iii" Non
qulil Country (illib.
'l‘iiolu' in illi‘ party were Mr. lluyl.
Mr. liolrler'llmidl, Mr. Marion. ni’
.liillnu ii‘iillu. N, Yr. .‘ltil‘iiliiill Hoyt.
Spencer 8. Adamo, Myron W, (inborn,
Lolvin 0. \i’ardcli. ’i'. ii, Leonard
Robina, l'filllrhlp ll, Polly, and Fred
(lrocnwuod.
mREPUBLICAN CAUCUC TONIGHT.
All men who have the interest oi
East Nui‘iyllik at. heart. are requested
to attend the caucus at (it Sienvlew
Arr... opposite the East Norwnlk
Yitll’lit Club, tonight at 8 o‘clock.
Delegates to the Town or City (km-
veniiou will be chosen. and they must
be men who will honestly represent
the best interests or our district.
JVCBL wind. :i lerrillr Squall struck the
,Ililillld
,Sniull boats ruiiirbi out in tho tempeutfi
lanolin
All lilililii
n ARRESiED
Miller and Murray Accused by
Cbroner Mix oi Being Crimin-
ally llesponsible tor Wreck
rliiiiliinWiiniil
Will iiiil 8000
Murray Declares He Did Every-
thing Possible to Prevent Wreck
NEW HAVEN, Sept. l'i.———Witll Engl-
neer A. B. Miller and Flagmau C. ll.
Murray under arrest and accused by
Coroner Mix of criminal responsibil-
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Willilliil liliiillRtSlliiilWHitl
ity for the fatal North Haven wreck
on the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, last. Tuesday morn-l
log, with a cost of twenty-one livch
mquonlluiesioner {\ICCllOi‘ll oi the “1001‘“in and he was now
gusistate Commerce Commission begun a' right. .
public investigation today to deter;
mine the cause of the disaster. l
Flugulnn Murray. who was locked.
4703 up last night for lack of a bondsman, Senator and C
was still ill jail this morning. but it
3.“ , was expected that the necessary 55,-; in}:
.344000 bail would be furnished by limit.
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(Continued on twelfth page.)
—-Cabaret dancing every night but
Saturday, Rotou Point.
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HARD yum AND ilAiN
Sillititi. smiles souuo‘
Alter threatening all afternoon with
the lowering clouds ill lili‘. northeast,
gathering slowly against the south-
locnl waters yesterday afternoon nuna
soon was sweeping the shores of Long.
ahoro toward New \'ork,l
for the waves were soon beaten to,
wllitocllps, sought shelter or lowered}
lilieir SilliSl.
hardest blow from the direction that»
has visited this section of the stair.
this your. lilowliig from the direction1
it has, huge think have boon blown in,
and the tide has not rorodod us fill
as usual by reason of the. i-oiliiniiuilco
ol‘ the blow.
All night the wind howled along the
shore and tugs with their barium in
(my were rii‘ivoli to Hiltlili‘l‘. (lilo into
with live buruuu bun anchored in cioari
lo 'l‘livl-rll island for tho purpose of
riding out the storm whirh ('lililill-
has today.
1% great dnliiniio won (him. hint or-
oiilug, but boats dragged their anchors
in some instances, although most ol‘
them were pl‘oirrtod early in the (its
il-ruooil by additional illluiriiiilu. '
Mt. a.-. M..._....._._... . ....,
LEGS LAMB - .18 c LB.
FDBES LAMB -~ 12 0 LB.
liib l-liupu, iiic.
l.ulii chops. 27w.
Sir-w lliiuli. ilir.
ltonni burg. lib-62%.
Hamburg oil-ilk. illr.
You! to roam. ilic-B’Ju,
Fresh shoulder. “in.
honor pork. liio.
(‘uiilol‘iilu limit, ‘liir.
'l‘nlilnionn, basket. 200.
(Tolury, 5c.
Cauliflower. lllcdilc.
Multiliii. uric.
l‘orn. 120 don. ‘
Lettuce, lilo.
Roasting cliiokona. fowl, ducks.
’l‘lle libel-e “Meat and Provision (lo.
we... “r
SECOND WARD RERUBMO'ANB.
The first canons of the Manitoulin
at the 'Second Ward of the new City
or Norwaik will he held in Quittner’s
Hall. in itsll'road avenue. South New
walk, at 8 o‘clock, tonight. to choose
delegates to the Republican: delivers
’ol‘ the Democrats for Uni-ted Statesi
tion, to be held later.
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W ROME lWflRW ' New/WYork Subway System Tied
[iAMB iNli 125333;."20172323.222;
Nlobv YORK, Sept. 5.——Not a wheel
moved in the New York Subway be-
tween Ninety-sixth street, in iUpper
Mann‘puan, and the Brooklyn Termin-
al dullng the rush hour of the work-
bounii crowds this morning, ,resuitiug
in one of the worst irafllc congestions
the city has known.
'i‘hW rain, which lasted three hours.
turned streets into rivers, some of
themitwo to four feet deep, and the
water poured ill great quantities into
thousands of cellars driving base-
ment: dwellers ‘Trom their homes.
The roots of two large Broadway
hotels sprang steak, and torrents of
water which had been held back by
choked leaders, went down through
Bill that would be of value to the ‘ W "W
country H) id y d COA’l‘lCOOK, Que, Sept. .3.——Wll-?bedWWWOmS, and balls, dltiing guests
,. L so he is been too lia'm Truv r J0. V . “dim” their rooms and doing serious
busy since he retired from Congress WW s .101119 V83 arres WW 1
, _ , r . damage to decorations and tapestries.
inst March to my much attention to lhere today chaiged with gambling. l .
null “ll'lil lulu
Declares Roosevelt Should Make
Up the Mind To Take Be-
pubiican Nomination
.‘WAel-lluc'ron, Sept. 5.—-Former
Congressman E. J. Hill, of Norwa'ik,
was present at. the opening of the
hearings before the Senate Committee
on «banking and currency this week.
Mr, Hill was appointed a delegate to
attend the hearing: by the conference
of bankers held at Chicago last month.
The hearings art; eilpected to last a
i
Former District Attorney at New
York Said to Have Played
Poker With Newspaper Men
Pi00i0 Ill Bill i0ll
' ' lWilill-ifllli H0008
Will Then Be Given Hearing;—
Crowds Greatly Pleased
week.
lScmitor McLeall is a member of this
committee. W a
Prior to the hearing, Mr. Hill said
he was not here to criticise any of
the numerous bills that have been
introduced in both the Senate and
liouse, but he was here to aid the
Democratic party perfect :1 Currency
politics. Coumees had been ill almostl The complaint was made ‘hl' Mil-l _E1"‘W‘W‘t°r$ were Wt Gilt 0f 0011111118-
continuous session for the last flvelford Aldridge, u citizen of Coaiicookfismb “1 several hotels and guests lindi
years of his service in the house 'Wbo swore that he had seeh .le'ronlelio climb many flights 0f stairs. At
' W W " guests
i
3"“ two large Broadway houses
his privirte business had been noglect- iwere: obli"ed to 2,0 to bed by candle
trying to put. iii lightl W W
Surface cars were put out of com-W
linissiou all over the city for a time
iby the torrents of water which poured
[into the underground trolley conduit,
causing short circuit.
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(Continued on Third Page.)
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~—l’)uuclug at Rotoil Saturday night!
is Keeping Quiet.
He knew, he said, that his name
had been mentioned
for Governor. .
i
ongrossmnu but he waleEWElER NUABK I
C i
REIURNS HUME} It was nearly 9 o'clock before the
letting "the other fellow do the talk-i
lle suid tllgt in his opinion Gov-i
rllor Baldwin would be the nomtneci siliie 0mg Cleared and the" the congen-
,tionipreventcd anything like normal
. . loondltious. The first downtown train
Hewsned,‘ ’BOVhODd City andisinrc 1:30 a an. left the Ninety-sixth
istrerit station at '8 o'clock. ’
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Senator to represent. Connecticut.’
That there willpe a Bull Moose tic-i .
. ‘ ' ’
ket in the. field, he has no doubt, CX-I Points Of illifil'BSl Ill hermany
ccpt. he says, ‘Roosevclt should make” ,
ilp his mind to go in 'for the reguiarl iAiier 27 Years Absence i ,
Republican nomination. in which event? ______,_ .of discharging 750 gallons :1 minute.l
there will be, no Bull Moose ticket"! Twenty-seven years ago Richard N0_:zind sucked the water out or the tube.
He does not think a Bull Moose ticketE lick, of West street, 1,.“ BrombergJ The block at the Brooklyn Terminus ,
would draw “5 “Hilly Wiel‘fi as in 1912. W Germany. for Aillericu. and until i'oui'WOF the 3mm” “an the “mm in the '
hilt lie fears it would draw enough toE months ago had never l'B‘Ci‘OSSBd the syatbm. One hundred thouaund DE!“
‘make the election at a Republican‘zoceun' During the past four months sous use this station between 7 and
very doubtful. Wlhe had traveled the greater hurt or S o‘i‘iork ill the morning. When the:
The new Turin" Bill, he thinks, can; Germany and revisited his boylioon men. women and children, all anxiousf
not help but have a bad client on
industries of Connecticut. lie is of the his birthplace. and many of the places
opinion that the ‘Hohno confers will ' ot‘ interestdhi‘oughoui the country.
retrial} to agree to the increase to iii-J: Mr. Noack arrived in New York late ‘ .
per cent. Oil huts in the rouiih hilt will . in the evening of Monday last on tile W‘rl‘iges (”W take passengers to the
insist on the House ruin of ill pch1.1nulburg-Anlerlcnn Lille steamship Willie“-
cont. He does not think this will , “Glut \‘i’aldereeef‘ oil ills return fi‘milW‘
ill Manhattan, found that no traiiis‘
al result an the industry will be killed . wonderiiil changes, not only in
with Pith” rate. lie dOt‘S 110i expert. boyhood town. but in all Gt!!‘liittii,\',lilld WW1". that this was his that day on
l‘Uillili huts will be made in this coup-j of the general conditions 0f the couii-Wi‘“ bonnet job, and that he probably
try under the provisions of the bill. iii-y,
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--("omc to tho
liorioil‘s tonight.
“Eunice” Douro m. iiiuuyfi' said Ml‘. Notwk. m ,1“ mm. on iiuiu l'or ivlii'itithls niornilliz,
ivklw Wm, a Sentinel reporter this :i‘i sovcrul CPHU‘lli stations the but.
morning. “’l‘iie. Germans have the “Ni, Filbu’ul' liners stunned the clever-
:lllgilmfii regards for Marriott and Allb ‘ mi imillH 1“ W011 numbers NW imlil‘fl
,‘crirulis and receive them well." ll‘l‘iiill"‘l‘-*= “‘iPl‘O “filled out i0 keep 01'~
i “The illorrliuilis oi (ioriiinny um dur.
Wiroinlilaiiiilig that the liulklin war bun i'ixirn cars were put 011 “ii, iii“ ii‘l’l‘
cost them much and that business roli- b'i‘ ”lire. l‘b‘nii the uur'irlli home care
lililliii iiiiilll
dlilonu are generally ”my hecuufiu (it wil ch served on Hiiiil'i air and limp,
, that conflict, Everything looks prom "“3" ”Jim; were not. Hi‘ill'iil‘ii
Then Kills Eight Other P8r80il3..liorouu iii the. country, lliiwvvcr, and Why iirc l-lllvia lilimidiuu li‘i'ii' iii-
W i i" ' lliil is iiim'iii' forward iu the lrifiuiimifll ('l'lH"‘llii”ii “'l'i‘i‘ in ii"
afld WOUflds Ten-52! Fire ‘WiiilfiiiWirWir (‘lWllil‘lil‘li‘l'iiiiileW oi’ the country." r'xil‘lih‘u ii‘uiu sluilmi ill. the lllrll'lnbus
I Mr. Nourk \Vl‘lii to liroiliiwl‘g, Will‘l‘l' Uiil‘lv Stallion of NW HilliWii)‘ P'ii‘ly in.
00 Degei'loch, GBimaflY Wibu viniicd lilo graves oi“ his iiiil‘t‘lilH,Wllii,‘.
“ W\\‘llli had died before he lult (icrlliuni. liii
MH‘:”"”AUSi‘:Nv iiormuny. ““1"” ' iln visited liiii iwlriirotlirrs and two on
h.~»-.\ rruzrd teacher nullioll Wuullnr, uiuirz'u. who worn (ll-lirlilvd to
who inurdrrcd his wife and four i'ilil— him. and uprwiiivuu in their joy atom. in.
”0““ “0 ”“dmlmflb yuuiurduy, ““i- ““3 but him will-ii they met him a! the do.
to the filing.» of l\iiiiililliiiiiHi.!li in four but Lute;- bu wont to "prim, Jmipsli'w’
plum-g during hull night. and in ll limit» “my Ui‘i.‘ii(llfiti|. '11... voyuaci‘ \Figng‘iu1 i...
“m." with 0"“ vm‘mi’l“ “W1“? MN] 1" (.toloiibliwtiiuuiiblno and thorn uiiivliill
cilpiuro iiilii, night. perilous worn Minimum... horn." wallililnllyll aimed for “it do
“will!“ and ill“ ‘VOi‘lldi—‘d~ ilii‘l‘iilliii‘tlii‘ltl beauty. A trip iliH‘Vll‘liit *n on the Hun
The maniac limit refund in u Mable. ' ii... iiilino. Mr. Nunrk dcurrlhcu lliillliiil l‘inirion Hirnrnu.
Wit!” 3‘0 WW1 it” or “in "Milli: lll—‘Wni the moat Wonderful urcnic viewu lugvllluuu illi'ili‘il lira
wan iinully overpowered after he had ‘ his flyinghmumi, ’ .551, lily-mu my...”
axhnnutoii all or the two hundred and} My, Xlluclr lg n jlmggmr in Nminéw.
llity cartridanii with which he. had 3 Main street. where he has been loont‘iil
provided “Milli” WNW "Millie“ "0“ ed for many years. and is a highly reef in
ingera W050“ their tolerance by sprinted and popular citizen oi.‘ Smtllieri
clubblnb “to man and mobbing him Norwnlk. in liiunbutmrlihih bouliicil-itu
subway uiiririiu curlii‘i pnuwn‘mra
thin train and UUIN'H ulzillvd im-
ldliiiun piziillirui.
Damage In Andover,
. Niiilvi'lii. Supt. l‘l.» -'i‘hli~ iiiirli
ivy lyllu'ii'b-ni Hilli‘iii in ii low (line
Grove lurui
lillhti-i'u and
i‘illtiiilliiiiiliiii‘iliill'
construction of ii election of ninio
r from the river to the form
Willi biWIim'iida lib Will probably ("Mani looked after his business illturwilio bucket brigade drew from the
When he oilierrd Muelllhllunen. ltfem here. wsgona. The villagers agreed that.
was not known that he wall a i‘ugitivo‘ MW w lcr Wit‘mitti are useful. The loan to
murderer. it was only alter the wild
aeolian which had been noted here
that the police want to lug apartment “Mrs. Henry Earth; and daughter
in Decal-loch, where he has been teach. More. and son Charles, of West
into and found the bodies of his wife Norweik, spent Tuesday at the home.
and tour ciliidren, of Mrs. (3. iii. Brincksrholi. on itali-
" road avenue. New Barium.
M . .
“Dancing in Baton Beiurday night.
Mr, Slearnii is 33,000.
is $2,200.
l—wldagieo‘ Dance at Morton‘s tonight. The insurance
Warm-.4...“ ..
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wt’v'alltollmfim or young. man to
big-oi; hooks and answer telephone.
Wm. Milton. 3 Rowan ntrcet. .
”Attend the Ewlm' Dance at Don
ion's tonight.
“Cabaret dancing every night but
is lurdsy. baton Point.
iHouse, last evening, proved a ..
‘ success.
lives successfully launched.
gwulk. who was to have preslq
Won professional business; Mr.
1(liub, and wanted to aid in
iconditions iii the town.“ .
i The interborougii Company loadedi
tint cars with electric pumps capable;
«the, playgrounds. the old homestead and not to be late in reaching their workl
,wcri- running. they made for the ole K0019" “109k! believing that tit!
‘vail‘id and surface cars that cross iilv‘ 0““! entered his office and ,re .
(hie mun hemmed in by the rrowd 0f ““3 30"”! Norwaik Police, .
The wind was uril‘nowirdgiéd its the . make mui‘h dilierence with the unucrfl the foul- mouths‘ tour. lie tells of the told. those around hiiil' that he was the date 0’ heptember ”in ”km,
his rerriitly released from Sliig Still: a" ““W‘mum‘um‘ Whe made of the. '
‘ would loge boa. tho job and his ohmic. lice tenant in the building and
“Americans are. well liked in Gor~ es of i-oi‘orllluiion ii lle‘flilii‘li to report "MW“ ““9” returned.
They all turned in liilll lll‘iimii Silillrdily. ltoilm l’olnt.
rum hind ll. over the third i‘nii liiid up in BEL'EVE ““09
i
l
ill nearby. The wagons curried my one a lion one, and many
and plug not boxed in a not. Th
New City of Norwaik W. Che
of Commerce Members“
ten to Good Music and:
Speeches. WW
nonunion?
Alliii illuuil
Plans of the Movement Des
ed in Detail;
Tile “Get Together" dinner
interests of the new Norwalk‘
ber of Commerce. at. the W
There were 204 men n
town in attendance. and the:
Mayor Edward J. Finnegnii,
City of Norwalk. welcomed the
and apologized for the chat)
Mayor Robert M. Wolfe. of South
toastmaster, hilt who wees called
gun said he was won, to he”
the president of the "e
nu...“ .
(Continued on, ninth 15W
-'l‘ry our bread.
Banner
i". Monroe street. "
canes MISSED:
LAMED uni-5v
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William .i. Moore, Optician in;
four chairs valued at $4.75 emit.
letter lo i‘lliet William R. Penuin
’l‘llo polil‘e found that Mr. Mamet
ier had hint the chairs to 8.110th
Mr. Moore oilseed the ob
about ilii‘ time the robbery in
coby clothing store in museum»: I.
log had occurred. lie could not
stand how entrance to his 0th
secured, for the windows tilt
ruiiininod lil n perfectly new!“
dillon. ‘
The matter has been satin
explained for Mr. Moore’s hen
hie Hiiiiiii‘. and lie in coneidarl
iim’ud. W. ,,
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-«.~l"illillrvl. dancing every Will WW
_,, . .M..MM
it. him iii-on learned that the
«and (WW hurl.- huiorii daybreak in. stolen early in the Wonk. awn, WW
’. and lightning struck the lame mum! niyetory Mounted to never W
or lilo. detailu. were taken from i
All the men in the poriiry looiholiun of St. John la,
Mr. :err, in Winfield utrec’t, tuber '
[ha in courting a boiler. [unlit
W “humid of tlic ltndwnli Cauldron iora. ’i‘iw llcgrounip loan
it iliiilllliilli'. which are being used hundred dollars. ,.
,.
‘i‘wu i‘uil mic. or will; use
Wily; gained by forcing the
the box dour. J
There in no clue to Mid‘
and the tools are solid 4 ..
your! recovery. ultiiouit’ti W
ties are conduciliifi an
along the line of though
is a gene; of experts at ’
Mont Side.
wd’icitire lithe» iii new
for tell work.
Norwalk Chronicler