. mining connect
' with the current. it
takes It man to fight
,eturdily enabler an
opposing tide . . .
-—Wiiliam..lordan
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ESTABLISHED Isro
uvltwui
Hill iuwl
_ IS run
NorwaIiI Chamber of Commerce
Members Listen to Joseph
ward, Mr. McComb and Others
Inwnuisiu wilt
., ill III A Iiiilliii
Bullet Lunch Served Alter Busi-
ness at the Hotel Norwalk
III
‘ One ‘of the. most important meet-
ings, it is safe to say, ever held in the
(‘ity oi Norwalk, occurred last night,
at the. Town court room, when be-
tween neveutyhve alld one bundled
members oi‘ the Civic Department of
the Norwalk Chamber of (oullnel‘cc
met to hold the first meeting oi this
department.
it proved to be an occasion ot‘:
interest to every member
tent
of the or-
i
gallizutiou present, as was shown by
oue'
the. earnest enthusiasm of each
and their cheerfully and quickly
pressed willingness to serve in vari
ous capacities in the work of the dc
partment.
(Continued on Sixth l‘agel.
TWO OOAL BAHDES
WITH ODEWS LOST
HIGHLAND liltill'l‘, Mass, Oct, lti.
»-—’l‘wo more coal barges were added
today to the. lint of marine disasters
and possibly four additional lives have
been lost. ill the northeast gale. which
has. been sweeping the
Massachusetts coast at an averaIIe
speed of sixty miles an Ilollr for nearly
three days.
The lost barges were the Oakland,
the crew of which perished yesterday
in an attempt to reach shore and the
it, 'i‘homas, which the tug Thomas
.l. Scully left anchored oil l’amci lll\’~
or Tuesday night. The (inklnnd sank
on" I’amct lliver. early today,
The Thomas rode out the pale with-
out trouble until yesterday afternoon.
ttlteu she appeared to be lcalIintL
\‘I'ririt‘l could not i... seen today, but the
lite saving patrol found a home's. deck.
house on Illt‘ bIIIIclI soon ztt'wr llit\\‘il,:
and a little later an empty
marked “.1. It,
(III the RllllI'I'I
'l‘lIII Ilic Hilitil‘ri at
march for tin» tIoIIiIII ol‘ the ’l‘boutan‘n
crew, nillIouIIlI ll lldlltlllcd that
there was II pounlllillly that the men
might have been lulu-II IIE‘ tlu» bargi-
IIIIrIIIII llII' night by II imfieiil: Ina.
IIll'IIlIlllil,
’l‘bomus," was cast up
once began It
\\ Ill-1
.. M...»— a...” I .w. m... .... ._..,.__....
8EVEIlED FINGER
PRESERVED IN DDTTLE
‘i’i'lIlti did you do with your Ilium;
It'lIIIlllII," IIpltI-Ii It local pIIiiIIIIIIIIIII of
I‘ llIilIl‘H I'IIlulIIIuII, of "l \\ iIIIlIIuI piIIIIII ,
[in the bum wan expialnloiz about he
II 'll'lil Ill‘l'Itll‘lli ilIiII morning. ”Wily,
i put him l.I II bottle oi‘ alcohol and
IIIIIII him home,“ almwcred l'lInIIilII.
I‘IIIIIIIIIIII: wIIII chopping oil the vol
lIIIl I‘lldH Id lll'llll poIIIII. that lli.‘ IIIIIIIII’
More them up for I'IIltIrII IIIIII. A neat.-
I) .IlIItl'pIIiIIIII ax Will-l tIlIlponIIIl Ill tilt“
operation. and when the iIIIplelIIIIIIt
ullppcd It l‘lll. tlio forcilltnvr on I‘Iuw‘
lieu left hand I'Il'lll oil at the point
between first and almond jointn. in.
Robert M. Wolfe found it IIccoIIIIury to
do a little more paring and mounted
uiuo the second Joint, leaving but III
ntump of II linger.
Mr. Polankon stated this morning
that his injury given him much pain.
but it is getting along nicely.
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wVISlI’I‘l‘ THE NEW MISTAUHANT
new open III mtm Item» Manager
.Witilam Oar-roll former head. chef of
the Cilll'ord Hotel
(wa
Southeastern.
'I‘lIo ‘
klIuIIII's car ('I‘Iliilli'll into tlIIIIu, IIIIlImI
IL
II
I Auooluod Prue NM trout All Part: of the World by‘n Spools] Wire and Our Own Operator. .
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later“ at the south Noun": Palm“
. a: Second Oil-Ill mm
IllRllSA GIVEN
NI NB. UR.
MINSlAUBHlER
Must Serve From Three to 10
Years for Killing Antonio
Vennuccio
Illlllillll DISHIISH} '
WllH Jillil’S IlIllllfll
Alleges Miscarriage ot‘ Justice
But Judge 'lleed Upholds Its
hill with his
IIIIIIIII IN nun
Fell Asleep During Vesper Ser-
vice at Congre‘gationai Editice
and Awoke at 9 p. m.
SEII‘R Y Ill
Sllll. R WIS
Charges Likely to Enll Some-
time This Evening
”m.
Almost frantic in her unavalllng cl”-
i‘orts to release hereolt’ from the South
Norwalk C‘ongrogatimml Church, and
beginning to despair of getting out at
all, an aged woman, whose name was
not learned, locked ill the edifice as a
result of her sleeping during service
and after its conclusion, was finally
extricated by Dr. William H. Stowe.
‘MIY Nlll Iii Ililiillilll
ol’ Went avenue, Sunday evening about
9 o'clock”
The woman had gone into the:
church for the afternoon reaper ser—
vice and dropped oilI to sleep as the
meeting,r progressed. linnoticed by
any ot' the congregation, an they lit".
parted at the completion of the yes-1
i
Unusual Manner of Taking Vote
oi the lurymen
' ' tells. l‘ WI u s . . c. l-
Flfldlngs .1 H L M an It‘lll m" u” m I Al. -iI\N\' OII litmmlt was re: orted
scious of all about, her and of the:
II ,. , , , . Illlil. i-‘llt IIiIIlI (oult ot ilnpeacblnent
swdtly paselng time. Dream after
.Ioicd iIIlIIrnInllv this llltllllilll: to r-=I
Ai‘tcr deliberating about fifty Inin-idrI-um of all pleasant l‘uaturI-s came
, , ‘IliO'It' IloIelnoI Sulxer t‘rom oilico b,\‘
titles yesterday, the Iury ill the to keep the slumbcrs all undisturbed.
. _ ‘ ‘ , II llullot (If ll II) Ii. A vote to dis
tIinIiual Supelior Court bronchi In, bcxton Adolph ltcdimu loolIIId .
, , . , IIpIalilI hi to 1mm (Iver holding, another '
a \t‘ldit‘i 0t maIISqughter ilgltlliSiiIlil‘OllKll the church. Slur everything
.(Il()\1lllll lie Rosa, cliarI'ed with ltill illlliiil't‘lllll' I!” I'l'lht. locked up and‘81H
. . I \
lltL,’ \ntouiu Yennuccio, and JudIIII went home. ’lbI) sun set In the west . . . . . .
., , . , .\I.li.\.\\, h. \., Oct. lil.m*“lit‘ll a
Hold ll. llc- I‘l sentenred lie lloau to and tIllll\il(‘HS was upon the earth. 'thI
, . , . , . , , \ordict will be reached in the. impeachfi
State‘s prison, the niaxtnlum SIIIII-l’olll‘st‘ oi the. memo: “HR 110111") ti 1 It \ Inn “ II“ S ‘
.. ~InIII via 0 o e I I lulll Izcr
tour-e being 10 “In” and this IninlI spent. “lill a Hturt ihcwomnn awoke. ' ‘
now depends entllcly on tllul length of
the l-IIII't‘i‘ hes oi his judges
inn thei: votes.
This applies both to the remarks in
secret sessions, one or which was be
gun with the (melting oi" court today,
and the public sessions which were to
follow and in which the final votes
were to he lain-:1.
qum three years. dazed from her sound sleeping, and
was frightened niizll nuto dim-action at
.iindiue herself still In church, alone
:in the dark, and without the ltltowC
lledce or what time it had become.
WEST 'NDVA STEAMEB i Running to the doors she found them
HAD FIRE I“ BABE“ all fastened securely and likewise the
windows, which becawo of their con~
.1...—
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I
i iatructlon would have nitorded but. poor,
I NEW YORK. Oct. lli.«~'l‘lle ROSIII
I
in explain-
I, (Continued on twelfth page.)
(Continued on“ Third Page.)
lilllllill WilllIIllil
WIS CEIEBRAIIII
Captain and Mrs A. A. Bells
Give Delightful Reception to
Many Guests Yesterday
Captain and Airs. Addison A. lietts.
who were married fifty years ago yes-
terday, celebrated IlIIIt event by hold-
,cgress at any event. Possessed oi‘ II‘_
ilutch We“! liltlltl Infill steamer Jim stout cane, tho wontnn broke a palm oi“
an Nasaau, Captain Van (10" Eat, glass and screamed out Into the night
which united today from the West
air. No answer greeted her cries im-
ilndles, repelled that on the. outward medlntely. but tlnnlly the frantic tones
passage from Amsterdam, on October bestirred II passer-by
i. bcln'ccn' the channel lllld lllI" l~III investigated and ”it'll secured
\zores fire broke otlt ill the coal ilr. Stowv from his home across the
bunkers. spread to the (urge in the
way. Together they managed to obtain
iulchold null Iagcd tor ioIII days, on
the woman's release.
til the. vessel succeeded ill reaching it was feared that she would col—
St. Michael's. when the. llamas were lapse as a result of the trying orduni
not under control. India had been through. but the viI-tim'
; About 800 tons of cargo was destroy- :bore up well under the circumstances
'ed besides all coal in the l‘orelutultorsfl
and was taken to her home.
There was only one pnIISIInIIer on,
bO'XT‘IIHI Jan Van Nassau is a new :Itcnln-g LAUNGH 0". BuENENG
my" BATTLESHIP TODAY?
er, and this is oniy her
one to New \‘orll.
l’tlll’l'D-Allll Ill, lullé, (It‘l, l'l.“".\
Inovelty in llli‘ way III lIIIlilI-nbipe, lllt."
BAOIIIG ADTDMDBILIST
tillIII-II l-lllzan-tb, i'iIl'l}IlI;‘, an immense
Buns OVER TREE anuIInII-ut and union uii lush-ad
‘ ttiill tor lIIIr InIIiivII power. was laIIIII'lr
w»...
their home in West Main street. The
hours during which the many friends
calm- to extend their arenliulz upon
such It lIltIlIlol‘ublI‘I occasion, were from
It to 9 o‘clock.
'I‘iII- IIIIIIIIII way very prettily decor
alcd, It i: Itnnl‘ord. who had charge.
using an abundance of cllrysuntbe-
mums. palms and roses
iitII'lllI: llIII rIIcI-Iptlou
second
0
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i
of
illlrric A.
$5, ,I: -. ,- . t . ‘\' ed at the royal iluvy IIIIIIi'yIIrda hero
I \l ll l . \\Ii~.ll._ (Ill, ll ”till. 7‘ ‘ .\ .. Sillllli, Iitl ('illi’l'l'l'. served a lliilit'l
II. iI‘aI'r, ll saloon proprietor. was kill. today tur lbI- liritiub .\.II_\. 1th new lunch
I 'II I It . I I . III-5.1m“, ItiIIIrIII l'l‘i‘l Wit” laid on lll‘l’llll‘l' "
Id. and Mind I, lltlLl IIIII Illlll ’llI no I ‘ ' I . . ‘ “Wm.” and Mr.» lictls “.0“, the re
IIII (I, Simmons were probably totally 23!, IZIIJ, in ot up t'lilII‘IIl_\ ll'l‘hll type.
cipivnlu oi unnuvrotts ult'tII. iuIItndIui
nuuina Ibont bIIinI: $7M in ,oid. lull-Int:
the Illllll‘ll Ili’ lb” reception lI‘IIrrIIII S.
IlIIlld and lib: title. from Sow VorII,
ltIIIIlstIIIl and ltIIKteIIII in re»
and ”Ir llt‘lilllri til lIIIr
llil‘III iII-I- -Il iIIIpt IIIIIIIIIII
liIIllII‘II‘II llmttvi‘v
in “I I‘ililrilkl
lulltrcd incl tIlIIhI wlII-u they Wt‘l't‘ rim
Im-r IIIIur l“(lt€ll'i‘. IIIIIII lIIlIlN south of
Scotti II by a i‘llt IIII; automobile (liHl'll
by Lauri liti' lItIIIII, .«nill in be it tlIIitll
t'llli‘ill'lll'llt‘i]
lt iI tent-rally
,thltl llIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Id IIII lTI-IIIIlI ultnrt.
the host
,. v . ‘. .- . - . ‘ IIIIIIllIlI-l lIt mire lit bIrlIIIIII'=. \IIIIII‘
I oi ldilltn it. lllIIIII, pIII.IldIIItt ol 1 . I h l i I ' I. I“ ‘ it I WWW“ ”H. mung“.
. I . II . .. . . . .. IIIr :I-IIII I I‘\' lll‘lil'l “PM u II.I.'~ I"l
llII .\IIIIIIlIIIu IIIIIIIIHI t olnpany. tho I It i. . Mum“, the mm,” WM... the follow,
{IleItlow “m... rI‘IlliII'Ili-t “ ”n. “It...“ or alx-illI‘Il titllln Itt IIIIIII to II“ IIIIH'IIII
ion from out or town:
Mina lI‘aIIIIy Hoyt. Mr.
l-Tdtzur l‘liw, Minnow IIIIiltll IItlIl lira ‘I'
lIIIyI and II‘rIIuIIIIII lIltII'lII. ot' ilnnhttry:
hire blur} Whitehead. III‘ Itedditttti
Mr and Min. (‘bnrlIIII l‘luriI. oi” 'I‘vtIuII
bull; tire, .lunIIII. linul’ord and Minn
.louI-pbinn Mort-hollow. of Wilton; .\ir.
lII-biud protective armor.
IIIII‘IIIIIII utI-r
'l‘ltin bi It big
lI‘urr instantly, the Ill‘llllilili‘lil IIIIr
littlu- wIInaIIIrrIIIItIId and lti'ItilitllI to
III-I tlIIllIl\ iIIII wIIIIrII lIII III bMIl on
It IlIIIlItI- III IIIIlIlIII. IIIittnI lll‘IllIlllI-E
an iIIIIIIItlIoItiIIII by tho ttll'lllll‘i'
I»... .
II!
prIIIlIIIIIImIIIl‘H.
l IIIIOII‘ ordinary I'II'I‘IIIIIIIIIllil'tW, th-
carryout of pitch II blp. iIIIitIvt') would
imply ll (fillltilill‘l‘illtlt' Illl'l'I‘lllil‘ in .H...
Allllli‘l'lill’lll' but tlIiII llllii bIIIItI obtiutml
BES'GNS Fm)” 1:; ltux]mill/.IIIIIIII ol oil lIlIIi in [lllll‘t‘gund Ml‘fl. i'bttt’II'H ”m”, and Minn Fm“
. ’ ‘ ‘ . In... ltnsm oi” tIovI-II. N .l.: fit II. and hire.
ESTIMATE DDDHD (IIWI’III‘I’IHIWIIIIIIIIHII’WI] In ”w.‘.'"m.”” ”w II‘IIrI'IIn t-i, Hello and IlnllathIr. MIMI
I. . [limo illIIH’ItiIIlil. till 1””..me ”pm“ ”II wi Ytil‘ll l‘li)’:
wwwww Iltrnn tutrnliipn Ilif lbII llrililt New
I
i Mrn. Alma III.
I III-Ilium. of New York city.
iltltct‘ IIIIIIIIIII were an l’oiiowa: hire.
M.“.menl’ liionrlzn ll, \‘Itlt "concur. Minn ltntll
, wallt. who wan Ililimlillml no It member. ”I“ ”I‘W ""IIIW "III“ It'll. IIIIIII' i‘ F Van ilooucltr. Mr. and Mrn. Andrew (3.
of the iiuard of l-Iuilluntu and ‘l‘nxu I‘M" II” “I” IIIII'IIIW “II” 3”” “I" ll“ I'Pfllh Andrew ”until, Mr. and Mru
llion front the third ward ml bud Mon ”I‘d-I f“? “WW“ I" 1"“ than N”lir‘rederlrk ituchlei‘. Mrs Milli "it“
day- evening, WIIIIIII the mayor will at» WW“ ”"1“ “I“ ”m" It“? DIM
point In Mr. lloyt SI stead hail vet not DIM“ “II” laid. I’d!” WW” WWII Will“ “”1 F‘fltflprlbk Lockwood Mr and
been nunonncmt. Mr lloyt eluted to “I’ll“ I3" 1““ WW“ ”WWII”; than ”i am Martin (tr rowlcy, Mr. and the
a sentinel reporter the other day limit ““leli ”II-I PM“ I" IJIIHIQIIIIIDII ”"IIIomcII 'l‘. linblloll, Mine I‘lnrh, Mr.
he cannot give the time to the onion “WW-Ill“?! ’I’I‘Ifihl MW MUM 10.000181,“ Mrs Charlan I; Seymour hire.
and Would therefore tender bin m- “”1" MN] Pill? Wit" “It “BMW“ ”915M“ Wliilnm anymmlr, Mine liimiiv Cotter,
otgnntlon It In regretted that. be new 9‘" “BM “"0“ "0‘" It WW"! ”“9 Mm Mary Hamburg. Wire Ittlie V
lit. to take the stop. for many bellow: In any I” ““3 “MIMI ““"fl “0“" yards. l Van Homeric. Minn Reba Taylor. Mr
that he would have been a valuable ”m“ and Mr» Frank llryant Mine Agn’ae
member of the committee inc barge of Sentinel Wallis are II quick nation 0. Want, Mr. and Mrs. William H.
the city budgets. and Inexpensive means or comment- open; in. “MI“. Samuel H. Hunt-
cailon. They more It direct they or mm, mmmmtmilent, Mr and
coming a. m Ito the can III-lie Mrs. Harold Wing and it: and
will in iIItIIrII lliii' ll
lIIIllI IIIIIriIiIlrII lII
.\iIt,toI iI'tIIInI-ia I, turned, III Nor
Milli. I'IIIIIIII'IIII a letter oi“ N'Illitllilllllli
Ii’rnnt Dr. Frank It. Iloyt, ol‘ IIEIIIII Norn
‘i‘lII- tluIIIIu Eliza.
conic-what In an
.
k‘wiklna and non illnrlc Ilrookrt Ilonitinn.
.ml’olieyn Dancing gallant nullity.
Full course to. 29 Monroe street will Ibo moot lam Mrs condom. In.
some NORWALK, Conn... THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. ms .
liflliiilllillfllliflll’:
’; lug II golden anniversary reception at ;
and hire. Ill
llybeIII and Minn Illtiln:
‘ I'M”. I
m
WEATHER FORECAST.
Overcast tonight and Friday.
Ill
IWIIIII IIIIW Illlil III
lllllllliill llISPlIlE
Arbitrators in Open Session
Hear Final Brieis Read
—Ready to Act,
Briefs summarizing the arguments
in favor of and against the demands
of the truinmen and conductors of the'
Eastern railroads were submitted yes-
terday to the board oi? arbitlatiou at
the Manhattan Hotel, New York.
A. B. Garretaozl and W. G. Lee pre-
pared tlIo brief in support of the (le-
Inaads oi? the employee. Elisha Lee,
chairman of the managers’ committee,
presented the brief outlining the posi-
tion of the railroads.
it was thought last night that the
arbitrators would be able to render
.their award within the ten days left
of the forty-live day Ilnllt.
They will meet daily in \‘cw York
in exe’cntite scaniozl until the awn: d
is Icady. it must first. be tiled in the:
olilce 0f “‘9 elm“ 01 ‘I lnltcd States .\'etcr in the histoly ol‘ Notwaik has
District court ““1 “”1 go into effect the entire community been so cont-
'vtithln ten days from stir it tilin".
.ludgo\ William Llet Chambers and
pit-tel) (.()ll((‘l‘ilt‘(l about any
blc \lrtllk as now, Slilt‘t‘ the fire ill
lioard ot’ Mediation and Conciliation
note in New lorltt 'or some hours yea “P. work is being conducted along,
“1mm 1" “"1”. “did ”WV ”My be ap systematic linen and the sufferers alci
pooled to on behalt of the employcs in bciuu (mud tor [II (pp committees
case. of n diti‘e: ence. of opinion as to
how any of the articles ill the arbitra-
tion agreement should be construed.
'l‘he brici‘s submitted yesterday were food weighed out to the. needy,
read III open session. .\1r. (inrretson inI: given to families, children made,
lead the Net for the employ es.
"lhe b‘. ief conic. Ids. that the amount
oi Hl‘l\ll e required of the crews of the TARIFF LAW EFFEGT
traitm, whether steam or electIlC, inst-
tiles the intreased wages asked for
it platen that a conductor on one of
Itllo lines would earn sinner. on it run"
'for which the engineer or engineers: WASHINGTON, Oct ltIleIe act-
would get in (“cone “3,, 3r. This “an; tlui often of the new tnrit‘f law upotl
used as an argument to show that the the L'OVI‘I'anntS revenue
coliductols ale paid a great deal less I} be disclosed by detailed Iompari-
‘in proportion to their services than sons and computatimls now being
the engineers made for Secretary McAdoo. l
The brief also says that the expenses The estimate of expense Tor all
of the Ionductor. who has to 1)lll‘( base branches of the goIernInent are al-
Itwo uniforms in the. same year, should most lillished President Wilson has
,be considered. it asserts that there passed wold alone for a sane. economy
Is more labor, more responsibility and and treasury otl‘icials Interpret it to
greater hazard for eluployes titan in neither raise the estimates beyond
former years, what is necessary to provide a liturgin
Mr. bee read the. briet‘ on bebnlt‘ of for the Congressional appropriation
the railroads. The brief states that committees to cut down a practice
the wage rates have not been proved charged by officials against past rent
to be Just. oven In the West, and that melts-nor to stint any government our-
the increases; granted to conductors vie.» so much as to (‘ripplp it.
and trninmen III the. lI‘Ia-It Idnce l‘IIlL’ \\'l tile. the customs revenues have
have. been greater than to a: Iy other fluctuated too much to warrant any na-
clnsa of employee. it also sluteu that. tIIII.III ton estimate an to what may be
tho conditions since the (‘lIIrltIhiorria- expected. the internal Revenue rII-
any award ill 1910 have not changed in ceipta are running up a normal in
such It way an to justify iIlI‘ granting I‘Ircnec all along the line, so far show-
of any increase. Iiuu‘ $~iuon,tioo ahead or the same pI-r-
ln conclunion, the brief save: loll oi lllp last i‘lsral year.
'i' IIdeI all the circtIlnalItnceII we c-ou
liIlIIntly assert that there in not the
slightest justification for planting any WHERE To ”ENE
of illl‘ (It‘lllillllltl ”I ”10 conduclurn “M Ilotcl Victoria. All SIIII food in til‘il'
non. Sicnlte. chops. 'l‘cl I’IIII,
M—m.———»-—-’»—~-—- i t
il‘ltllllllt‘3l either ill whole or In part."
HOHVIALKS MID IFATAL SHOOTING
SOUTH EHDS AOAIH‘ Ill STRIKE llliITI
._._._,_..._
’l‘bc IlitIll Izumo ol‘ the baseball “l"i‘ I.\'IllANAI’(Il.IH, 1nd,, IIIII, in. line
unit will be played at AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII nnIII wan shot and probably i’IItIIliy
I’IIrlt on the Iontiuu Snud: I_I IIIIIII ll the wounded, lllltlllltIl‘ was IIIIrlIInIIIy IIuII
tIItItII that ban IIIpII-auitted ill-I South IIbI-II iIllllI‘k on the III-pd with n alone.
lIIIIdtI in the majority oi lzlllilt't-I IbIr'Itiu and i’oIIItIII-II Uilll‘l'ti were tll‘l‘l‘lilt‘tl‘.
tllu HIIIIIIIIIII' and tho plIiIIIrII that llil\“ illII i’l'hllll ot a fierce tiui It in the heart
cairn-hunted tliII Mirwnlit team In the til the lllIlIIIll‘HH detIiIIt bIItII butt night
IIIIIIIII llitll' will Ilillllll' for Mlllll‘lllill‘Y . bIIIwIIoII union and nonunion nttccl
ii III! the answer to the IIIbIIIiIqu oi i‘llllw‘ll} IIIIIponIIh. All ot‘ the police
the iluutlt l. mic that Millllli’i‘l‘ lltlp rIIIIcIvIIII were called out and were un-
Iltnorr molten in bin IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII of Milo to quell tinI riot tor more than
tiw mime. ~Illi hour. (if the Iill'll urrIIutIul, twelve
I 'l‘boro Iiit‘l‘fl been many fittitlt‘dlrtd‘rnl‘l‘. Wounded.
:lroln the bail lane of Norwnlit tori II'or noverui monibn attemptn have
stitch it game. an thin. and the planner» been made to. unloni‘lu employee of
lmont ol‘ the Norwuiita IIIIII ItrI-IIIIIIIIII the traction linen centering III llltllllllI
this content to finish their IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Inpoiin nIIIl Ilnmerottn lillhtn lIIItwwIII
opinion the union and nonunion man have re.
Ionian will pitch for the South lIIIIItI suited The union men held a meet
whilot.‘ onion or Vollt will twirl for the lug lilrtl night and afterwards matched
South Norwnlk boys. through the lltlnllloiill dintricl Arriv»
w“... ling at the center at the district. they
JIM. Notew'dnoleee out. minute mot nonIunIon men, and II low wards
Knorr, for Manager steel» moons real alerted the tight.
buoineeti tIhlII limo and there in no
serious to {all back on. it the Normal“
would win they taunt bustle." ‘
people lit)lll('ll"~':l and destitute. lic-
lishod. furniture and bedding installed,l
hitch-In paraphernalia
w'me LENOIC mummy.
You will DIM! mm new ill the
. line at minim it the honor: Hil-
mouil limit/time gnome nitride “corral”
.molts market. in...
.W.
’l‘empolnry homes time been L‘b'ialJ-t
I
distributed, I notified
clotll- ‘
ON THE REVENUES,
so. Iota; at. De. mum; m tumour in: toil twinned“ .‘
. trite caramel”.
Advertise your, bus» ‘
Iiness in The Scull-II"
ml and‘ feel sale
that your business‘j
will grow.
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TWO CENTS: ,
. 1:5
WllRK [IR IIBIlMIS
IH EISI NDRWI
IR IS UNDR Will
Several Individuals Believe the Sullerings of Those Who Lost AlI .
in the Flames—Jackson’s Market Has Resumeil Business
in Store in First Street
lillPHlNE Illll illfillllli llillll WIRES Hill
Biili RiPlIBlll AND THE Sli-Rlillll RiSlIIiElI
Insurance Adjusters Are at Work, and Search is Being Made tor
Valuables and Money
really and sent to SillOOl
thin}: lot
and every-
tile Iomi'ort oi the victims
(harltaI I looked after.
The work will not cease until every
oltice under It to state was lost, it was, Jildl-SG Martin \-1\“Ili’i’m ”I“ “”10““ II: net .\'orwalk ’iueadav lendered many sIIl'l‘IrUII s well‘ale is seen to and the
(all for aid is still before the people.
.‘IlonI-v, furniture, food anti clothing
are still needed in quantities.
Fire Breaks Out Again.
Frederick M, Wheeler, of the
Norwallt fire department, was
last night about 1: o‘clock
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Rust
II"‘I.utiuucd on Fourth Page.)
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lililill SUIWWIIIS
ii Willllllllll Hillt-
wil l'lplescntoND Sign oi the Derelict Can Be
Seen in Vicinity of Disaster
PlIIl.A[)lIll.I’lilA, Oct. lib—Steamer
Seydliiz, one of the ships that went
to the asaistance oi' the Volturno ant!
which is bringing nearly forty of the
reached steerago paeaengers to this
port. paused in the Delaware Capes at
timid o‘clock this morning,
Nl~)\\‘ YORK. (II-t. lti.—'l‘he steamer
Krooniuud, one ot‘ the vessels that.
summoned by wireless telegraph, went.
to the aid of the Voltllrno. ullre in
nIIIloI-eau, is expected to dock here
late today. (in board tileIKroonlund
are the captain ill charm» of the Vol»
turno and about ninety other surviv-
ors oi [lip Illrillhli.‘l'.
l.l\'l£ill’tltll.. (lrt. lii.~~«NI.I sign 0!
the derelict built of the Voiturllo was
H't‘ll by litl‘. Cyruric on her voyage
I'tt‘l‘Ilhh llil‘ Atlantic. She arrived here
today, and her IIunIIIIanIlur reported
that aim had made II circular croiae
around the spot where the \I'olturno
had lit'l'll abandoned without niglltlllg
1an tunnel or any wreckage.
THOMAS NOMINATED
DISTllIOT IDDDE
\\'.\tililf\‘li’l'tl.\', HIII.
\‘I'IIIIIIII llllllllI thqu
Iluy:
l‘lIltIId Hinton .Ilidltl‘. lliulrlcl ol’ (3on—
lit‘i‘lli‘lll Edwin ll. 'i'lIIIIIIIIII.
l‘IlilIvIl Hinton .‘tiIIrIIlIIIl. liiatrlcl
‘lthodII Island John J. lticlturdn.
’l‘lIII prmddml hind HP!” in the name:
III' the native Philippine Ihnnntinnlim-
urn wlluuu Itbpoillttuoilin Were nit-
Illillill't'll vent-Inlay.
.. -NWM.‘
PLEASAHT OAIID
PAHTV MID DIIIDE
'i'iIII. bullion‘ Aida moiety ol 8t.
Mary's church hold II and party and
a dance that night It! the Assembly
Hall. 'l‘bo proceeds are no he mind {or
benefit or the poor of the church.
There were nixtytour people who all.
at the card tablce and played program
hive eueitre. Several prim were giv-
en the winners. Relieving the finish
of the cord ultimatum, noel“ wolf
indulged in mm bottling”. I’
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Ill. President
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