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ESTABLISHED 1870
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3 either a‘ constant nt- 99 ,. to be used in adver-
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Fall; Tonight and Friday.
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REflPENHlBY
PRUSEBUI‘UR
New Witnesses Testify at inquest
Into Strange Death of Rear
Admiral Eaton
MRS. iiillii’i iRiii '
‘Slllli DAMAGE
*AIUARBUR
Backs Up Highest Tide in Local
Harbor That Has Been lied
.eorded in Years]
alumni warn
. all plans ‘
Water Flows Into Cotter-Dam at
New Bridge-No Damage Done
Motive oi Prosecutor Has Not
Yet Developed
liiNGll.\.\l, Mann, Oct. 2.-.\‘ew wit-
nlwees testified u’ncn the inquest into
With a southeastern gale aiding.
llu- waters of the Sound sswpt along.r
toward the westward and uorthwcnt
inn lllli ur ,
It,
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“tidbits Hui
Ferrlszvxbee Wedding Last
Night Was a Most Pleasant
. Altair
The wedding of Miss Elsie C. Keei~
ey and Homer Gregory Crew, of South
Norwalk, took place last evening at
the home of iteerulph G. Hartley.
the parsonage of the iiouth Norwnllt
Baptist Church. ~
The bride and groom were attend-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mc-
Pherson. ot‘ liavtiazid street. The bride
was charmingly gownod in n draped
white embroidered charmeuse, and
carried a bouquet of white Forms and
maiden-hair ferns. The bride’s attend-
ant wore a white gown and carried a
bouquet of Kiliarney runes and maiden
hair ferns.
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'ini: train for llrooklyn.
resident-c will be in South Norwalir,
Mr. and Mrs. Crow left on an even}
Their future,
Ml. , RNllN ,
UNlllN it
George E. Davis Held on Charge»
of Dynamiting Bridge Makes
. Confession
[till a nun iii
"Willi Mill
Davis Alleged to be in Conspir-
acy With McNamara Brothers
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The. East Avenue Methodist (Ihuz'cul NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Georgn E,
was well tilledlastcvcningon the no llmis. alias George O‘Donnell, was at-
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yl-eterdny in a fierce torrent, prunter
vclocily being noted than on tho prc~
a-cdini: day. into tho Norwnilt harbor
tilrough tho several inlets. rushed o.
grunt volumo oi? \i’illdmtepi
and olllcinis record the thin as one ol‘
the hinhcal in many years.
water“
the (truth or Rear .\dmiral Joseph
(till-b. Eaton was resumed today.
These were .\ii“ and Mrs. John:
Hills. neighbors of thc liatons at'
passinippi; 1“. S Alger. oi? llochlaud, a
incw'spapci‘ man. who had an interview
with thc widow, soon al’tcr hor hus-
itt-sidcnl Engineer ii'. “Hitters,
non. of tho new Washington
l’nv
slrcct
bridge, obecrrud the height and states,
this morning that according to mean-
uroun-‘nls ho maria. lhcro worc two
Incl, scroll and a hall inches 01' waicr
uwr thc mcan high water icvel.
Watcr street, near the Norwuiit lrml
Works Company. was flooded. thc
(Continued on Third Page.)
MRS. lliilllBHi SAVES
Still HillM Jill
Mother Goes Bond tor ,Wayward
Son. Arrested tor Felonious
Assault
.\’i‘IW YUHK Oct. 3."':\ir5. llcr~
man ticriichs, widow of the ialc licr~
inann Ul’ii‘lt‘iiri, who amassed a lor-
tuuo of millions from slcamahlp thine,-
early today eavcd her son licrmann‘
l’roui spondinu‘ the entire night in a
police Hitiiiilli wit. by going hln illinJ
l'or $7.,lllll), plviuu her $lllll_uull
duncc an ncrurity. \‘ouuu l)clrich.~‘. a
Mudcnl in tho t'olnmbtn Law Schmr
late uiuhl‘. on n
wan- nrroelwl hou
Hurray, ol‘ l'nionimln meant: al’ N i.u-'
t‘iiic l'~'lll::ivlnn, who rum: elm i.»= lhc
ill your uiti daughter of a 'l‘i-x‘nn iiiiiit‘
owner, had told hcr story (ii a illi‘n-
torioun aulmnoblio ul't'itii i" on limxul
way 'i‘ucnduy night, ’l'lm .zlrl allow-d
that tlvil‘ichrz. who won illi‘ll huntvn
lo iicr an "Hilly (’l'biz-lllun.“ 'l’li «min
but her whilo lthc um l‘i'illii', in tin-
sot-rm millionairo‘n rnl‘
ite‘ilvlm wan nrrciuwl uni“ Vir‘i-
in}; iinv ililili‘iilit‘illp :v \t‘nhh .\iuu
Singleton wan li‘huz. woulidcd.
llcicclivnn had hidden iiil‘mulli‘v'vn
thorn behind tporiiornn and w'corllluz
to them. thwy heard "('I‘Mllii‘flil” on.
wai ilili identity. ‘ tic wan unwanted
and locus-d up in the. hinllwrrr etrm’i
imlitw elation, at ii‘iiit'ii ‘hc )‘lltilii'ii
mother nppwtrmi nimriiv ottoman!
and prodncrni tho rmptlrud
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Young Ol‘lriobn wan released uttdcr
band‘s dcath; and a woman nurse \rho
_:lltcudcd the naval otiicer in his last
idays. other witnesses heard but. who
.lcstillcd also at the original luquiri’
lworo ilorbcrl Simmons, a ncighbor.
lanthiinri t‘_ it‘ornmnu. a clerk in a
atorc at Aesiuippi,
The more of District Attorney At-
ilngrt S. Barker in roe-opening the
”inert twelve days before the date set
{for the trial of the widow, Mrs. Jennie
May Eaton on a charge or. murder, has
not been made known. it leaked outl
. only late yesterday" that Judge Edwardl
ii, Pratt had been asked to sit this
morning.
} {Admiral Eaton died of poisoning on
I March 8‘ and the inquest oponmi noon
inl‘terwnrdn, was interrupted by thel
:arrcst of .\lre. Eaton, who han since
ihcen'ln jail at lily-mouth. She is ac-
it'lifit‘t ol‘ having placed poison in her
jlluxballd'n food l'oilowinu‘ a series of
idolncslic ounrrcls. So tar as in iron-
[orally known, howcvcr. thc authoritics
lhave not ilt‘t'ii able to liud where the
poison found in thc udmiral'n attun-
nch was purchased. it had also liven
intimatcd that thc question of Mrs.
i-Inlou's sanity would be dotcrmiuml
. he'l’orp horn-axe was called.
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attempt would hc mmh- lo ehow that!
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a tool. (icon; which it in l‘luiiuud ho5
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casiou of ‘the marriage of Miss Au rested by n i'nited States Marshall
‘Lflirtfl llullu .i‘.y.\;beo and .\lbort Day'- lwro today on a charge of blowing up
l-‘vl'l'in. The wedding was an espe- with dynamite a New Haven railroad “
a
.1! 5 cially lll'l‘lil' one. A reception was bridge at Mount Vernon, .\'. Y., Sept. “1....“
or _.; é: “sf; -. .tendcrcd later at the home of the 3, tall. , .
.7. :5 ‘5 “(a bride's puffing and an enjoyable 50- Davis is also charged with having
355 i if; .1. i' ciul time i‘t‘rHliit-‘ii. Mr. and Mrs. Fur- conspired with the McNamara bro-
$1.; t Risa . :‘ia umbarlu-d in one or John A. Mills’ there. Frank M, Ryan and other offi-
E, A: w‘. automobiles tor tho railroad station. tors of rho lnlm'natitnal ilridue and
5 :3- 3“" tuhllll: an accommodation train at Structural iron \\'orlu:r.<‘ l‘hion to
. Rh“. about 11 “Tim-k. _-\ltl~.oui:h pursuit wrcl'k the Mount Vernon and other
wits zliiculpioti the stalling of Ul“ 0'" bridges.
gin‘i m" the pursuing var enabled the. The .\iardxail aeserls that Davis has
young folks to not away. They WEN confessed .
.hiitiwe’l‘t'ii no, they lelt the house. rice Davis was arraigned before a I'nit-
fund confetti being used in quantities. (ed States Commissioner, waived ex-
4 3aminatiou and consented to go to In-
Edlanapoll.~t, where he is under indict-
2meat for transporting explosives.
in his confession, it is alleged.
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Joncn. secretary'treamlrer of the ’In-
Counsel for Delense Will Ask
l . ”“13”de Association of Bridge and ,. -
1 for Rilllllii 0“ Arimies one. TWO Structural iron \i‘orkorn, was arrested
l . . here today by a floputy United States
aiid SIX This AiiBrDDOH . Mursllflli on a charge of (*litiupii‘acy. qt
' ”—— J“““5. ll lb said, is implicated in
ALBANY, .\'. Y” (broiler flu-"'i‘iit‘rt‘ the contention of fluorite A, Davis,
"was no morning: session of the Sulrcr who was. arreutod in .\'mv York today.
imponchmcnt trial today. The final for all who can Siti)’.
plans: ol‘ Sulzcr'e attorneys were drawn
in u inns: (Mnlm'oncc with thc govern-
or at thr- "People's House“ this morn~
lug. li'ollowint: out their rule. the
attorneys rl-walcd nothing about lhcir‘
plans. .:
.\ rumor was currcnt that his coun—‘
sci bad dwidmi to prl-sonl no ori-
donco, but this was avucrnlly discred-
it . . .
§i§t git 5 F 8'“.sz IRIAL IflflAY Davis has implicated union officials in
' die .32: 5;. g; h; i d l j the Mount Vernon explosion and other
5:? $.13 ii; .‘ii‘i :; .3 'ii i explosions.
E in ii iii in .t 5; “\‘i ‘ INDIANAPOLIS, om. 2.~—l—iarry
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Buckhullz Sign Agency Sends
" tied, it was honored that the first
I. ntcp wooill lw for .luduc ll l‘ary ller‘ Man Here to InVBSiiqaiB Aimi
[1/1 ' rll h in mi a ruling of the court on -
5 iii; i two thint..«~ the t'ouetitutionaiity of fishing 0i Hour Ad.
6 r ’ .\rllclce lluc, Two. and Six, and who; ‘
’gfi’, the]. the application to pril'nzo use»; ol‘, it 13 reported that “w", may be
i’ '4‘ made MW” without NWWHI’" con- troubic imminent for someone in
I! l- i ”mm“! “mum-i" 1' ”w wart ruled South .\'ortrnlit an a rcnuit or a {trial
1'“ '3 i, filili]=1|iii}‘ to tho til-ititiw- in ill-st (if ”j“ curly in ”m Wifbit til‘ 11 represent“,
throw illlto‘iilliln‘ it was twin-rally atl-
xlnillczl. tho l'liM' practically would hr-
.u an cud Mont of‘ tin,- iilllil‘li of Man-
uucre' cow wan buiii‘oo lho'v tltrml
‘articicn, ‘i‘lll- unbelinn oi inrlvr-nr ninth
“(in a bit: mm. lid: with a tow ox-
coplionel, cuntribulbrn whouc uit't'l
)Wl’l't‘ not ncrotlnled l‘m‘ in thc Kort-ru-
tirc ol’ the liuclihoilz Sign (.torripuny.
ol‘ lionton. Marina. but it is believed
that an amicable actticmcnt ot' the
(liiilruity will he i-t’loctcd.
’l'lwru who; a laruc sign on the south
Hilil‘ of tho Marina Clark ontuto build-
ing. in which l’ornwrly the South Note
walk it" ' '
(it"n cambnllzn Hllilmlwllt icnllill'il ”W“ Win-n til‘o(ugiitliiiiii:ifiii:::iii it’ll-lerii’ciiigi
lucllt that the draw would tiWiilM. lie.
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won taut approaching this hrldgo and5 “L, KETOHELL I w L SIMPLEBiLLUTS I 'PAINTEB SL'PPED
now no mow on the part ol’ tlw worlt-l‘
man in prmnlru for him. (illicit unlioul
wan iii'Cl‘Kitlii‘y and linpiain Lockwood?
dropped anchor. on did thu Hi‘lltitlliilt'. “ .\l. Kl-lrl’lrlii, the Yankee boy
i8 Iii TiiWil
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‘ HAVE ARRIVED
or The umrll‘ile bailout for the DUTP‘W” mun i“. wont: oi
bane of installer» up the maul.
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innirilcllmin to he in tho .letternoni bio Hiititltilliy did tho uchoonor bring
Mtii‘itltl. tlourt l'or nrrntngmem lodnrnb upon her anchor that. the thin
and he and his motlmrhrovo nwaylnpung the craft lignlnnt the old Dam
in n taxicab. bury dock. ’i‘hero was quite a ornuh.
Minn singleton told the policqihat; but no damage were done. in a short.
she was riding: with the mun anal-time the bridge won opened and the
then, know no "Creighton." when aim; and tow went through. panning
quarrel eroee became one admitted. thence through the Worthington utreet
she tum an engagement with another‘ourlagn bridge. and from there heath
”tireiu’hton" let go at his amrlng'lng out into the harbor. .
Mice! and «rubbed her entered times it me Soon after this that the
with some sort of a. sharp imminent, schooner was agile anchored because
which may have been an automobile at the storm candltlane outside stat:
tool. tier.
mm m rue BEAST.
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new, .29. so. we use. BOr Nmiitr _ . Extraordinary anew » trier». ohm
urniutrox mLLinenv.
‘. .You oriiitindsomothtngm. In the
Bridgeport. arrived hero yesterday. .lio.()i' lnutrncllng voters in their one at
will begin training for hle'lo round the election next. Mortddi’. arrived at
about with Young Bum linnuford. which the. other: of Town Clerk Herbert it.
taken :pinoo Theodor evening at Arlen A Emmi. There are live nepnrdte ticket-
iriull. ninth alloy» weigh in at. 135 for the live voting wards. The first. him home.
Alli) WM iiiliilifli.
Ww.w mm
all South
ntront, the writ known Hlun' pnlntorq
met with an accident. in Bridgeport:
reorntly,‘whlch ““5 confined him loliiid pane for the governor. had not coon
,“"‘i’ “M lull allw‘lllcd wind] in"? ”l" tho building tor the reception 0 the
_i!.llvrlrll(ltl‘ alluluid dialo- o tit. mom)’ 2 M. Roller, 5' iii and ZD-cent 810”"th
”up; w‘iiliiid‘siihrlanitut of tho (am M nigh wan romnvod and elm-co work tun
t‘ g. l , fl ' I ‘ ' .
Etin- lloard ol‘ Mnnnucru .V'onlordatr'.‘3:3:203:l‘ghllmkmgm' “Mom"; oxte
Matti more “it “ ”Willi“ l“ m" ”“49"“ and it bl likely that the roprouentutivo at
3"?“ ”W" Eli‘ini‘liiy‘ii‘m :1”; gymnyfl. the company will not Into communion,
illi‘t‘lliw t-n -"~' .' «.
~ ltion with the man who rented till: i
“1"" “3‘" “M“ “New“ ‘0 ”9"“ i space for the (told Medal Flour driver-v
ttiuoment, and by an exchange at or»
. ninn,
plelnri preparation of
pounds in 3 o'clock. Ketoiieii will:
train daily at the Auditorium Alwyn.“
Adv. ‘ , «
~NOTlcE.
There will be a. mans meeting in the
City Mt. Friday night. under the one».
piece of the Burnett Club: All voters:
are oordiaily invited to attend.
Per Order.
' it. M. WOLFE.
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be ,. ,5
. ' ruin. riverfront”. lio, Not-villi. my.
7 ., (inventions ran sci-mutt.
voting diatriot, which hall the lament
number of veteran, received the email-
eet number of sample imitate.
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woman RALLY.
Attend the Fusion mun meeting to«
ntgbn'oorner or Washington and We.
tor 9m. “it p. m.
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Gen. tie-undercut tritium on the
Menu of monument“. ‘Cenoert by
the Amer-lemma! It trap. ‘ .
.» 4“”! vars-fin outwit; - tolerant
to «z. .‘
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Congressmen J.
‘ Moran. Judge John J.’ Walsh and
hie opening . pinndiionu a compromise will be attract»
Mr. Makin had pointed a ulna for n ntntemnnl thin rnnrninlt. and he did ed.
Park City mneorn, and won tinnglng‘nnt lmow when lie would be able to 7 ... .
the heavy board, when he olipped and ‘ tlnlall it. it wne planned to nah tor Miwu-L ”MBE ‘
tell a number of’teet to the parement‘ndlournmenl antilrlltomlay.
BAiliiEii. rumour j
below. what effect the belated arrival or
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iLietiinCtfihmfindm‘ h. M. Jouephlhut
panama sooner » imam have on tiieotwe or the deletion
We have arranged with. the ”not. were hmlrbiedt of ,‘much omnintioa. The milling of m, Burnett Clubfiouw
onto Pamela: Company-tornantinnaitmmeniateiy on rewiring here last. nor will be held interweaving alt-tho;
the me or these "tantrum“ until night. tierwentlntotcoutmnoe with the . not and of the. Washington 8m ’
fifiturdlv. ' ‘ governor at the eehcotive mansion. Jo-g bridge. The time to chill. notational;
, ' dépiith'ut reiterated-hie statement thine inrxo'nuinber are expected' to who w
«Serolorlimmpiuyem and firinfiertttmofiy- would be reversible totptriunt to take part in theexormhw
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