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River, Condemned as Unsafe,
Collapsed Today
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Miss lanai Ewing and Harold
Nash the Receiving, Unwar-
ranted Congratulations'_
- Under most romantic surroundings,
with the beautiful moon casting its
reflection upon the waters of Long Is-
land Sound and the sharp. clear
sounds of the stilly, chilly night, one
of the most attractive rWeddings of the
season was performed at the Knob
Club last evening, when Miss Janet
Ewing became the housewife.- of Her-
old iNash. Both are well known young
people of The Norwalks.
The ceremony was attended by
about seventy-five intimate friends of
the contracting parties, and by numer~
one others drawn to the affair out of
curiosity to see a wedding solemnized
in the dance hall of the Knob Club
clubhouse.
A iblg steam road roller belonging to
the Warrenite Company, and at work
on the ytate road work in‘Westpon.
went with a crash through the west_
and span of the wooden bridge over,
the Snugatuck river, this morning.‘
With amighty splash it went to the
river bed, ten feet down. John Calla-
han, who was driver of the roller, es- (Ridgefield), Mary Gray and Ethel and the other was captured in a re-
caped with his life by a jump.
The bridge had been condemned as
unsafe by the state. It connects that
., .east and west bank portionsof the couple and a pianist of some ideal day at Brunlage, where they murder»
. down and is part of a thoroughfare for note, officiated at the piano, rendering ed and robbed a hotel keeper.‘ They
travel in both directions. Some time the wedding march in the most ail-,escaped from that town, but were day.
ago the trolley company was stopped,
from running care over it. i
The town and trolley company could
not get together on a new bridge, out party was mét, pyrite groom and heat:
. stoday's accident will :cotnpel actibn of
flowchart without delay. ,
iii-:Lllffiitfiiiidlild the l
' their hilarious
NEW BRITAIN. Sept, its-«Probable
cause was found and John S. Riley
- and George A. Whales, both of Hart-
ford, were bound over to the Septem-
ber term of Superior Court under
ihonds of $1,000 when they were given
a ,hearing yesterday on charges of
fraudulently obtaining cocaine and
heroin by forging the signatures of
physicians to prescriptions. Riley is
held on four counts and it'halen on
eight counts.
The physicians whose signatures
'were alleged to have been forged are
li)r. William Porter, .ir., Dr, John
Jioword and Dr. P. F. Mcf’artlnnd, all
of Hartford. Tho offenses are claim-
ed to have been committed in June
fltfld a number of ti’rugglsts and drug
clorhg testified to having sold narcot-
ics to the prisoners
The arrests worr- made as the re.
cult of un luvcstlgnilou into the ru-
mor that young men of Hartford ad-
dicted to narcotics were coming to
iva iiritain regularly to have pro-
mo“ tions for cocaine and heroin lill~
ed. t was found that several of the
prescriptions purporting to have been
signed by iisrtford physicians wore
formula» and Riley and Whnion were
mum into etiuiody. it is claimed by
the state that they secured the Ital"
rotten under \nrloun elitism, union
prem-riplhm blanks nloiru from tho
amt-op of the physician;
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Timur Rim iiw‘flw him of
filtrate flowers the “hints-t in! Vim“!!!
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The bride wore an attractive gown
of white linen, with a variety pattern,
while her maid of honor, Miss Roberta
Rummler, was attired in green silk.
Fred Murphy was the. best man. '
Misses May Smith and Gladys More-
house looked especially cute as floweri
girls while the bridemaids were Miss-
es Charlotte Rider, Frances Venus,
Hayes. Messrs. frying K. Fearn and
Albert 'Malkin were ushers.
Miss Mildred .Horncr, a friend of the
proved style.
The ceremony was performed in the
center of the hall, where the bridal
man, and Rev. Johnstdpieton's daugh-
tee. who acted as, clergyman, ,iflere
.the bridal, um formed on circle
around the blushing, yet happy. couple,
as if to protect them as the padlock
was under course of securing its vic-
tims.
“Jane" promised to cook three meals
a day. sew on all buttons and to be1
housewifely, while Harold was forc-
ed to agree to give his betrothed all
his money, not to pay over $2.98 for
his hats, and to assist in the house
hold chords, '
As the knot was tied “Jane" broke
‘” _ It lam at amusements damaged/nae ~
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Yesterday, and crashed
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line Bandit Killed and Another
Captured Alter Fierce Fight
HANOVER, Germany, Sept. 11,-—
The career of the Hamburg Autdmo-
bile Ibandits who, last month, looted
the Communal Savings Bank at
Wilhelmsburg after shooting the cash-
:ier dead, was checked last night at
Osterode, fifty miles southeast of this
city, One of the robbers was‘killed
volvcr battle with police and gendarm-
,es.
l The two nbandidts appeared yester-
ltected later by the police at Osterode
,wnlle attempting to'buy clothing.
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Thomas Allen, oi South Norwaik,
Claims Damages of $400 for
Automohiieiiiollision
As an outcome of an automobile ac-
cident in Dalian, iday afternoon.
wherein an autom lie owned by J.
F. Miller of biontclhir.‘ and driven iby
Frank Meyers of that city, ran into
a wagon owned by the Wetwash Laun-
dry of South-Norwiik. throwing out.
and injuring Thom“ Allen of South
Norwaik, Mr. Miller is out on bond
after being served With a body writ
by Deputy Sheriff 1Ladrigan of Nor-
walk and a ,dcputy'sheriff of Bridge
port, for claims for' amazes aggregab
lug $450. The La rigan writ was
served for the Alien boy's parents, who
claim $300 damages for injuries the
lad received about his head and body,
principally bruises. No bones were
broken. The Bridgeport sheriff bore
a writ in an action claiming $150 for
the Wctwash Laundry Company of
Norwalk, for damage to the wagon.
The horse was not injured.
To add fire upon-tire. Mr. Miller’s
chauffeur, ii‘rank Meyers, was arraign-
ed before Justice Abel Dance, Monday
afternoon, and was fined 810 and costs
for“ reckless driving. Several citizens
testified that the car was traveling at
nearly fifty miles an hour when it
struck the wagon on the Post road.
Mr. Miller, probably not realizing the
claims which were to come later, and
quite willing to settle what he thought.
would be small bills for damages, was
undefehded in court, Attorney Guneo.
' 7 Befriending themselves in a house.
the robbers opposed fire on their.
ponders, killing - one member of“ the‘
hoses to «sending anotherrin the.
fliead. «Burning gulphur finally drove
them from tholrf'shei'ter add in rusti-
lade of bullcte‘directed at them, when
ithey made their dash for» the open.)
?one of the xbnndits fell dead.
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Officials of the New Haven road
.of South Norwaik- “sued the case
for the authentication been in
wasipinredpandsiiow much "more eer-
ious his injuries might have been. Mr.
Cuneo was pleased to secure-the tind-
lng ofgulity from Justice Dance. be-
cansgjt assisted him in securing the
body writ against the owner of the
car.
When the accused was arugued be.
fore Judge Dante, he pleaded guilty.
landed the Allen boy, bound up the
severe scalp would, and treated his
other injuries. He said that the acci-
dent occurred at the corner of Oracle
away from the gathering and rushed from President Elliott down are tan-fume, and the Post road.
ofi‘ to one side of the dark grove,
where those who followed Harold any,
that he acted the part of a lover
most effectively. At any rate when
the party returned to the dance hall,
there was much blushing apparent.
The ushers and best man are said to
have fallen down in the time-worn cus-
tom, which only the groom enjoyed
on this occasion.
After this mock wedding, for that is
all it really was; a dance was tender-
ed the mock husband and wife. A
professional pianist ground out the
rug strains from early evening until
winter, and the young people cupored
and did the newest of the new steps
to their ms content.
A huge punchbowi in one corner
provided the refreshments. and us
the night was liloni. the oroWd con-
genial and the occasion itself moat
clinching. nil report one of the most
dolluhtiul times of the seams.
i'. 3.wt'llflf|fla Taylor. as father of
Miss Ewing. was forced to give away
his “child" at the “halter.” The
groom “parents" were not present.
If. iil'El Hill.
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gazed in a concerted effort to secure
the. cooperation of the employee in
the effort to gct‘the road back where
it was in efficiency, and to buildenp
discipline in the operating department.
They admit that it is a tremendous job
as the men are disorganized, to use
the term of a high oiliclnl of the
road “they are rattler ." f
l President Elliott's letter also signed ;
by Vicel’roaldent iiuStls was the first 1'
gun in the can'ipaign. and yesterday
afternoon (lonernl Muungcr Burdo
hold another conference with the cont.
milieu of the. engineers at which the
requisites lin better snfegunrdng the
lives and property of the public and
of other railway employs-3 were dis-
cussed and emphasised by the mineral
munngor. Mr. liordo is sold to have
outlined in no uncertain terms the {not
that obedience to orders and the or
cruise of the greatest ours is dormitory
before the road is safe from further,
wrecks, and the officials believe public -
sentiment will uphold them in their
course, even if the organisations of
employed should object.
Bluff llif'ftllliifl on. being held by
division superintendent all over the
system to perfect the rimnuianllon and
my: in harmony and it is bellow-d the
computers all: and is greatly increment-d
relations} in all departments.
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The Allen boy testified that he had
turned from the Post road to enter
Gracie street when the automobile,
which, he said, Was coming from be—
hind, at a reckless speed, struck the
rear of the wagon. lie was thrown
out upon his bend.
When Mr. Miller was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff imdrigsu upon the body
writ. he was brought to Norwalk, nnd
there secured hail. lie and his chauf-
feur were both hold in Dorian after
the accident on Friday, the chauffeur
for the above charge and the owner as
n umtorlnl witness. 'l‘hiy were ad-
mitted to hull of $100. which was fur-
nished by Daricn residents. The auto
mobile was cared for by (lonsinblu
Smith at it local garage until Manda
Thou Mr. hiilior took it way with hit
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tint: hundred nod eleven fares were
charged up on the register of one
southbound trolley car from Norwnik
to itowsyton yesterday afternoon. This
gives eridnuce that the tweniyqnhmlo
schedule is no more than ample to car-
ry the temple. for with the enforced
inflrmiuute honor!” as yesterday,
tho M were doubly and sometimes
their loam.
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Harry Kendall Thaw Spends ihe
Night Under Guard in a Hotel
in Goiehrook, N. H.
edition this
than on lilil
Jerome and Kennedy Express In-
dignationatflanadian Authorities
ry Kendall’Thaw, thrown out of the
Dominion tit/fiancee. yesterday and ar-
rested near here after a. fifty-mile
! flight in an automobile, spent the night
:in a hotel room here under guard.
,Lawyers kept him up until a late hour,
rlaying placebo resist extradition to
New York..-_, In another part of the ho‘
tel Williem,'i‘rsvers Jerome, deputized
by the State to get the fugitive back
to Mattcuwuu, conferred with Thaw's
most recent cantor. Sheriff Holman
Drew, over the courtyprocedure to be
followed today.
Mr. Jerome. accompanied by Deputy
Attorney-General Franklin Kennedy,
of New Yarn-reached two last night
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“Dis suah am rapid transit, Cap'n
Gibson," 381d William Savoy yesterday
afternoon as he and the policeman
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‘troiley. "ls me time goin' on just the
some, while we's ridln‘ this away?"
he asked.
, Captain Gibson was escorting Savoy
to Sheriff .William Vollmer's establish
ment where the latter was going to
pay a. little visit to pay for his action
in stealing a pair of boots here. The
trip was being made «by trolley. and
as the power was bud it seemed at
times as though the car might slide
back on some of the hills instead of
making the climb. ”i‘was this condi~
lion which occasioned the remarks of
the prisoner.
The prisoner was locked up safely
at the jnli and will be well taken care
of for some time. lie will be in every
night at the some hour and there will
he nothiniz hut, regular meals and
hours to disturb Snvoy'u peace of
‘mind.
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3 BE PRESIDENT
MEXICO ill'l‘Y, iicpl. li.‘—~A report
,thnt Vultunilunn (lurrsnzn. (inventor of
'(Sonhulln, had sent un oinisunry to
President iiuorin during inst iiiitlii
suggestion himself an a cnnrlldnic for
the presidency, wns'rurronl in the cap-
itol today. ltlchnrdo i‘inrm, represent-
ing the rolioi lender, in acid to have
gone to the National Palace with the
purpose of formally submitting propos-
al. at the itnrrnnan candidacy and
with “9!“anle that (‘nrrnnna would
abide by the result of rim elections.
di is out known with what. sucrose
the cmleury's hfliliiiuifl Wore met.
(its good authority it was said today
that the administration was prepared
to m the interest due iirtober i
as National Railway intrude amour-tin:
to it million an it lull in said.
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Second District Democrats in New
City Halberd Republicans
in Quitiner’s‘l-iail
The Democratic primaries for the
election 0f delegates to a general city
convention. to be held in the Town
Hall. Norwulk, on Tuesday evening,
September 17th, will be held tomor-
row night. The old First and Third
Voting Districts, which are now known
as the first, and third and fourths
wards, will caucus at the usual places,
while the Second District voters will
meet in the City Hall, North Main
street, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose of choosing delegates
and also the nominate candidates for
district officers, ward Councilmen, etc.
A caucus of the Republicans or the
,second ward and second taxing dis-
l trict. for the purpose of naming candi-
,dates for ward councilman, and var-b,1
tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock in'
Quittner's Hall.
The town registrars of voters of the
,old three votidg districts will he in
session next Thursday from 9 ,a. m.
to 5 p, m., for the purpose of receiv-
ing applications to be made voters,
and this will be the last opportunity
to hand them in. Voters will be made
on Saturday, September 27, from 9 a.
m. to 7 5p. m. r
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tiiiiHEli’S AliTii . .
. Tilliiili DAMAGED
The big automobile truck owned by
,the Cohen Brothers, of Stamford.
{which brings farm produce to South‘-
iNorwalk every day, met with anacci-
idem: in Wilton avenue yesterday, for
iwhicb the owtlerti’ blaiho the Contrac-
,‘ ticut Company, from whom thewseek,
frecompense. 3 ' i
l The track gang was working sev-‘V
‘erni hundred feet this side 0! the
Standard Oil Company's plant. where
the east side of the highway is flank—
iDr. HA}. Noxen testified that he at- were, on their way to Bridgeport .by ed by trees which rise out of the
hollow. The road had been somewhat
torn up by the trnckmen, and in or-
der to pass it was necessary to swing
the big truck to one side.
The trees caught the canopy top of
the truck and fore it from its fasten-
ings, doing quite a little damage. No
one was injured, however.
it is understod that the (Tobens
retained counsel and that. they will
enter a suit for damages if an amiss»
ble settlement cannot be agreed upon
without taking the matter to law. Au
unconfirmed report is to the effect
that Secretary of State Albert Phil-
: lips. of Stamford, represents the com-
plainnnts.
The Knoll Club bus nurrowiy (escap-
ed n slmilnr accident yesterday,
graotttv soutnutt
Rteuuto Tooov
l The machinery in the Meadow .iirrct
power house wns repairer! into this
umrniuu and beginning at it! U’riovh.
noon. the main line service won nituin
able to he handled by tho twouly‘mln»
nip hrudwny. The cars run but t:\"
cry forty minutes yesterday, and the
resumption of tho shorter service is
greatly appreciated by the patrons of
the road.
Electricity was procured from
Bridgeport in the emergency, but wna
not nuiiiir-nt to ennbio the enormity to
put on full service.
IULZER REGULARLY iMPEACHED.
KlNiiB‘l‘iiN, N. Y., hem. thwart-
promo Court Justice iiasbrdurlt today
llfii‘ldfid that Governor Butter was mr
uieriy impeached and while aws‘tins
imiieochment trial was directed or the
right to exercise his executive inor-
iiooa. including on power to pardon.
The duration of the legality of fish
We impeachment can. before Joe
has item in connection with
an
‘ocean at 1 o'clock p. to. Wednesday.
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Mayor oi New York City Passed
Away of Heart Failure on
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Was Candidate for Mayor“ Allaiil'
0" independent Ticket
OOLEBRO‘OK, N. 11., Sept. 11.-—Har- one district officers will be held also; NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—-Mayor Gaye.
nor died on the steamer Baltic in midv ‘_ V.
according to a cabiegram received
here today from Rufus W. Gaynor, his
son. .f ,
News of his death was received here
in a message sent by wireless and out
his to Robert Adams'on; his secretary, "
by Rufus W. Gaynor, his son, who sell: . "
ed with him. ‘ " a
The message said:
“Father died Wednesday ati o'clock. » .
due to heart failure. Notify mothey." ‘
*Mayor Gaynor sailed from New .
York, a fast failing man, on the monk“ to.
ing of 'Sept. 4. An hour before he sniff ”
ed but one man. his accretary. huew of:
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NEW narrator. Sept. 11.——The in. ,
terest of the delegates to the twenty- .. . ‘
eighth annual convention of the State: ‘
Federation of Labor during the merge,
ing session of the fourth day of the ,
convention centered around the filling”: '
of the various elective 'otiices. The.“
election, while occupying the_ entiru :
morning was free from any bitterness "
and it was only necessary to take a .
second ballot upon one occasion. The.-
otiicers elected were: ‘~
President-«.1. C. Stermlau, of Meri-
dcn, representative from that district
to the State legislature during its».
recent session; First Vice-Presldcnt— .
Jasper McLevy, of Bridgeport; 'Second. ‘
Vice-PresidentMSol Solontheimer, at
vliartford; ’l‘hird Vice-l’rcnidcnt—Wib
linm .1. Barton, of Waterbury; Secre-
tary'l'rchsurer~-~l't. i’. thinningbam, of '
Danbury, and State Organizer-"J. H. ”
.ltilcy, of Dnnbury. _
.i. .i. O'Neill, of Bridgeport; J. J.” ‘
(humcliy, of Norwich; M. 'i‘. Kerwin. '
of New viirltnln; W. J. Sullivan, of New J
Haven, and int Ornburn, of New Han " ,
vcn, were the defeated candidates for "‘ f
president. first, second and third vice- _
presidoms‘nnd nluic organizer-“reaped
tholy. ‘ii. i’. (Junninghntn was elected 4‘
unanimously.
Attorney i‘. .l. li'innnher, of Meridian. .
was present lit the moctlng thin after-
noon. whun he was presented with a
gold watch and fob in recognition of ,
his work to put. through the recently .
ennctod worhlnanmn's compensation
bill. The constitution oonuuittoo‘niso ’
reported of the afternoon session.
s-rotc swoon FROM ream.
SAVANNAH, (lin, Supt. New“!!!
thousand dolinm in transit from tho
Chaise ,‘uniionni flank of New York to
the Savannah liunh and Trust Coma-
psny was stolen from n portable safe
on an Atlantic coastline train bo-
twren Jersey City and iisvsnnlh. The
money should have arrived yesterdlr
morning, its loss became known for»
our. ‘
Admirer package containing $31.00.
from New York to banks in WMMI
and Brunswick, also was rowed at
are some train. Theseus earth,
Norwalk Chronicler