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no ’
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Citizens In District Fielding Co-
mmitted by Old Crown—ecum-
mlaslonors IieI fioIIIIno
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To City. Reports Accepted
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I That the recent election and its re-
sult has not destroyed the Keogh fol-
lowing end thatch occasion the fac-
tion will rise up in all its strength to
maintain the policies of its leaders,
was fully demonstrated, last evening.,‘
at the first meeting of the Second Tux-i
ing District since its inception under,
the consolidation charter. when the old
crowd defeated the newer in the vot~
ing. It all came about at a meeting,
sparselyattended, but there was little
surprise 4 expressed.
The matters In the call had been
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Staten Island in Darkness Fol-
lowing Blow-up of Power
. Plant—Many iniured
. NEW; YORK, Oct. 22.-——Six men
were instantly killed and many others
badly injured one prdibably fatally.
i
., and practically all of Staten Island
was left in darkness and without trol~
icy service last night as the result at
a double boiler explosion at the plant
of the Richmond Light and PCWel‘ com- i
pany at Livingston, S i. I
The dead men are: I
Daniel Sullivan. fireman; Frpncls
Hannah, engineer and Friday Deric-
zeto, laborer.
it will be seIIcral days before ade~
quote repairs can be made and. the
lighting and power sorllce fully re-I
sumed. Three bodies were IakenI
from the mine of the pow or
house late last night. Two of the
bodies were unidentified and the third
was that of Philip (laden, a fireman;
Until the list of cInployes Is checked:
up, the officials of the company can-
hot tell 'whether am more men are
missing. ._ I
THIIIEE SPENCEII'8
RELATIVES SUICIDED
Mm
CHICAGO Oct 22r- The case of
Henry Spencer. the depressed murder-
or, now awaiting trial for kIIllng Mrs.I
Mildred Allison Format has aroused:
widespread interest among studqntu of
criminology, An investigation or his
antecedents has brought to light those
facts:
That his billions lifelong victim
of alcoholism, died a suicide
That three years after his father
had killed himself. fluencer‘o only
brother tool: his owa life. i ‘
That one of his sisters killed her-
self hectare of dupondohcy‘ after
Spencer had been sentenced to his
first berth in prison. I
That a third stator married aim at-
tor was: We chliIlren, died It to».
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Bovine Was Choking WIIhCho‘III
Aroundfiock. Looks likelI
Suicide Attempt
nun-I‘m
Tired of winding her tongue eroun
blades of glass, disgusted with chew-s,
lug her cod. and sick of life in general.
particularly with furnishing lacteal
fluid for her owner, Molly Jersey, of. V '
East Norwelk, a promising young cow,
.. sought to end her life this morning by '
choking herself to death. The suicidal
attempt was discovered and frustrated
by Mrs. '1‘. H. Burns and her daughter.
of Gregory Boulevard, and much praise
is, due them. They were assisted by
Richie Hoyt, a young lad employed by
-A. H. Hefner, who arrived a few min.
utes later. (It may have been an ac-
oldest.)
The cow is owned by Robert S. Jen-
nlngs and was hitched to a stake with
u‘ long chain. In some way unknown
to the rescuers, the bovine wound the
chain around her neck until forcedlo
lie down under the strain. With her
feet in the air gyrating as rapidly as
they could be mov,ed and with great
groans escaping from the tightened
throat of the animal, deathnvas fast
approaching when the predicament
was discovered.
Mrs Burns and her daughter releas'
ed the strain on the chain. and wheth‘
er the accident was an occidebt or an
attempt to take her life.
looked out of grateful eyes'when once
again free. The pain had been unbear-
able.
it is said that the bovine would have
passed away Inside of five minutes if
left that much longer choking as
when found and praise n‘ being given
to the life savers (or their timely efv
forts.
».
am noon ‘ .
III lrrntounol
it is not idle praise which falls upon
the East Nor-walk Fire Department and
its head Chief Fraierlck M. Wheeler,
as a result of the efforts at the big
the last week. Substantial forms of
appreciation are beginning to find
their way to the department headliner-
3Today a nice little check for $50
reached Chief Wheeler for his depart-I
meat, accompahled by the following
letter:
I v October 21,1913.
\iR. FREDERICK M. WHEELER
Chief of the East Norwalk Fire ile-
partment.‘
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find check for fifty
($503 doling. which Is a token (II no
Ipreclatldn for the services of your deu
partnlent at the recent lire.
Very truly yours.
J. WALLACE MARVIN.
ORIANA IL. MARVIN.
Agents for Estate of Marvin Bros.
STUDENT?! MIIIIIAI.
"8" T0 FILTE'II
Tomorrow afternoon. starting at 1
o'clock, Commissioner Stephen ".8
llatch will commit Professor William
C Perry's chemistry class of the Nor
walk High school. to the Second Tax-
iml. District filter and reservoir. to
Wilton. for the annual Inspection. The
trip will he made by automobiles and
a number of the city ohlcials will also
attend.
This is one of the delights of the
High school chemistry students. an
annual occurrence. and every one of
the Itddsnta will he on hand.
not one mu.
“. - tolls trout
o.
the ‘ cow 5
n" Ill‘llllllli quu
Iiiiil III illlllfill
'Sialo Policeman Tolls of Con
fofssion He Secured
Mayor Clifford B. Wilson was a
witness yesterdaydin the trial of Gales
eppi Moreno; charged with murdering;
Nicholas Biofore on July 31. last. His
honor wits called by the defense to
tell abouts ccnversutlonhe had with
Moreno on the day of the murder
when the prisoner called at the may-
or's timed: :1
Moreno Called on Him.
The mayor said a 'man who said his
name use Joseph Moreno called at
his office in company with his wife
I .5 I 1‘ Condo was, or. Ralollld at Least $45, 000
I cared today to on board ammunl
tied and coal proceed as quickly I‘OI‘O
WEATHER FCRECABT.
Fair tonight. Help Thursday.
eIFt‘elICha gov:
‘llidwthe armored I
Codie the Maria I
‘ ~ Committed Must I Succeed in
as possible to Moped. I
TOKIO, Japan, I. 22.--The you.
anese foreign 0 “today declares
that no Japanese warships are to be
sent to Mexico
WASHNG’I‘ON, (it. 22. «~Dlplomatlc
exchanges between Imbassador Page
and the British sign office with
regard to Great Britaius attitude in
uranium e
union
Cubsoipiioh CommIIIee Will
Mexico are Choir] Itoooptlaue. lndl Hear BCDOI‘I Friday
caucus that Sir Lionel Car-den. Brit- .
islI minister to Waldo. does not hold NIQM \‘
views in sympathy with the Ameri- ‘ M I ‘
can policy towal'dI the Huerta govern-
ment, had cause concern to the
Washington government.
The administration takes the view
Again comes the appeal for money
to be added to the fund for the one
tics of a new Norwalk Hospital. No
. "one seems to Question the need of the
that as the “nearest neighbor" to Mex additional institution facilities. and yet
loo the United States should have'ld the committee has not been eminently
free hand In trying to bring about “I “Willis“! so far. But one quarter of
ossification. vi ltheénbetled amount has been secured,
it is not unlikely. therefore, ibilftIan’d oIIhouéhrtho endeavors have not
the reported statement of the Brit ceased vet unless some wealthy and
W
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Teachers and Instructors and
School Scheduled Have Been
I Announced
The evening schools which. will open
ih‘town next Monday will be under
the supervision of Professor William
0. Perry, who will ‘beprlncipal. Prof.
Ralph T. Ripley will be In charge of
the commercial department and Miss
Frances Hard will conduct the ele-
memtory classes. withIFred Oelrlch.
_ Miss Mary Jennings, William Gum-hart,
Lawrence Pauline’and Ebenezer Cro-
‘foot as assistants. The class in
draughting will be instructed by G.
W. Wardwell. the efficient teacher of
last year. The classes in sewing and
dressmaking will be In charge of Miss
Ella. F. Simone and Miss Morrison.
The schedule is as follows:
Evening school will open at 7. 30 Oc-
tober 27. 1913.111 the High School
building School will be in session
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30
p. In.
There will be special classes for
those who are beginning to read and
write English and classes for more
‘advanced pupils in reading, writing.
spelling, arithmetic, history, geogra-
phy and hygiene.
ish minister that the United IS-tates‘ publlc‘spiritled men of our town see.
and Olimpiaiued that he had lost his Idld no understand conditions in Max Iaood for. the town in the future and at' log. c
There will be a class in dressmah
class in drafting; classes]?
lab that morning. the day or the mum loo will be the subject of further in: the same time their way clear to do IIn bookkeeping. stenosranhl and one
der. Mayor Wilson inquired nhy he
tub-pu—
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KNIGHTS II! BMW“
:FWIITIIIIECflEBFFICEIIS
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The recently organized general as
sembly of Fourth Degree Knights “lamented from waflhingtm‘ “1‘ "WI The annual meeting of the Not-walk
Columbus melt at the rooms of Southli‘ork “WWWWW “‘9 View“ 0‘ the Hospital Association was held last
Nort’valh Council. and elected officers
for the year, commencing Noticin-
ber let:
Faithful Navigator—domes 1’. Shoe
han;
Faithful Chime ——~D Wm. Harfcrd
rauthI htIral ill-Daniel P. Toom-
9y. I ,II
Faithful Pilot—Will. P. Ward.
» Faithful Comotroller—Albert Rose.
_ Faithful inside Sentinelmmnicl Ho-
gart’h
Falthful Outside Sentinel—Edward:
J. Hayes.
Faithful Patron's Sentinelwi‘l'm F
Tammany "
Faithful Patron-Wm ll McMahon
The assembly voted to adop; rlIeI “‘0‘“ “I In” some moment ““3 morn-
name of Bishop Tyler Assembly Bla-
hop Wm. JI Tyler. a convert to Cotho
liclty, was the first bishop of Connec
ticul and established the float parish
in Norwaik.
The early history of the diocese was
filled with many notable acts of Ilia-
bop Tyler.
The Assembly has several important
matters under consideration, some ofI’
which will be made public in Ihc near
future. I
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m
TIIIIIITI MEN’S CLIII
ELECTB I18 III-TIGERS
m
The Trinity Men's Club held Its an-
nual in tiny last evening In the Guild
room. here who a; large attendance
and much cutbuuiuonl was expressed
In favor of the coming entertainments
beginning tonight. for which organic»
ments- were completed. Officers . to
serve the club for the ensuing your
were elected. and plans for the coaxial
yer were considered and dioculied at
some lengthl The club who showed
he in u very prosperous condition
' financially, sad to be nourlohhw oo-
chtlly. I
The oillboru ohms Ian ninth are
«follmwi I, .
I
, the United states in regard to the Mex,
IVESTPOIIT TEACHER?
qulry. with the pessibfiity that the note large amounts other schemes “Thins, commercial arithmetic and izens party treasurers spent a total'
episode may bring out Important dc- must be employed for the raisins cf
velopments , the desired amounts.
LONDON, Oct. 82.—-—Ths LondonI The bug and cry the over-crowded
bombard are ‘ lust awakenlas hospital Is cons
Ito CREW Wellness facts are the on ianeovcn‘
between tlw Melt States and Great 'b‘ibwdbd and. 3ttlt‘ti the jvorir ofi: Ithe
Britain over the Mexican situation.‘ nurses and physicians; is thereby bam-
Their warnings heretofore have all pared.
British Government “3 “I‘d“ him“ in night at the Norwelk Club. There
the United States through The Acne were several matters of Importance.
0M9“ ”995 “I “3”“ ”9°“ publish“ beside the election of officers acted
ed here. um.
H‘ho Pall Mall. Gazette says teddy: I, The officers of the past year were
"Th?” ‘5 evidently a 5"" ““5“” I all reelected and are as follows:
dot-standing between this country and Presidentwhristian Swarm.
loci! crisis. which should speedily be;
removed. There are elements of dim:
Treasurarwnevid W. Miller. Jr.
penmnnshlp. Persons who register
for dressmaking will be required tol
make a payment of $1.,00 those whoI
, but {haireglster for drafting 32. 00. and ”‘9“:3699 20‘
Who radiates“ for commercial Isub-‘
Heath. 3150 . .
it is hoped that th registration will
be as complete as possible the first
evening, Monday, ’ October, 27.3
reunite ruin
IIIIIC‘LAIIS' [001'
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Painters iedecoratlog a house in
Springwood, yesterday unearthed jew-
ViceProsidentw—IAnhur C. Wheeler.« elry stolen a year ago last March, and
1the south Norwelk police became busy
. on the lump. They arrested Batlns
Secretarywaeorse L Woodward.
ger h the situation which may “8‘in Four directors were elected for
arouse strong feelings on both sides or}, '
the Atlantic. "
VERA CRUZ. Mex, Oct. l2. ~TIIO
steamshivaorcovado. with General Fe~
uni)!“ on board, and the German pro- I
tested cruiser Hertha arrived here aLI
Wrd Beard. Charles F. Tristram,
worth.
There were submitted the reports of
the tmasurer,
I board and they will be published later
lug. _ .... in pamphlet form.
«“THE SKELETON IN THE At the meeting of the directors,
GLOBET." Indtloh followed the undulatiop meet
Rex Theatre To ling. there was the election of follow-
iln; to ltho Motive committee for the
coming year: Dr J. G. Gregory, Thom-
as 1 Raymond and Charles F. Tris-
.tram.
. . John H. Light was elected counsel
"A80lpnTnEnI.lfor the association. and Charles e;
W l Hoyt and William A. Curtis ware elect-
WEBTPORT, Oct. 22 “The East ed auditors.
Sallgstucll school was closed Moudoyi Dr J: G. Gregory and George L
Two reel 'Kalem.
marrow. Bee adv.
afternoon by the older 0! ”Mm! Woodwind were moo life directors .
Offlflul‘ Fffldfiflflk POWBI‘C. Another Mina- ”GIG“ “Enford daughtar (”Mn
View 0! “Filmer” W“ ”“0““! to and Mrs. Ill .0. lienford. was elected
Dr. Powero. PIP” case: M" “W on to a life membership In the asaocio
den quarantine In the vicinity of the lion
school, and It I“ “mm! the spread it is announced that there will be a
of "‘5 disease. which h“ 1"MIMI"eftmotiug next Friday eventinatwhich
“I‘m“ ‘3‘“ "‘ ”“9““ W“ ‘I time a report. will be Illlblnuted to the
extends to the adjacent villages. ’IlheI subscription committee rei‘tivd to the
”n 0' \lr. ”“1 “I" WWW w“ raising of the money needed to b in
quarantined M”“""' a new hospital. Plans at this most C
Miss 2" Don, teacher I” the “ML will also be made to start an scorpions
had to go home Iii Monday mom “NW!“ to raise; the required
I08, and It II believed Ibo If“ been amount. MIMI I! "mm ”gm“
stricken with I“ disease. “W “I” thought! dollars has already been sub-
in increase of can has caused. um ' “filled I .
13th and; to one all procession. I I . .
on: measures and the doctors or the
ms of Wuhan mil economic with
hip. . W
enough mamas the couple to hold
It and
i bf. and Gear e F. Butter» them In connection with the the
John H L8 g Itheir cases were pulled although the
matter will not be drOpped by the an
secretary and ladies Ithoritiea
I Steven Hezog complained over
eighteen months ago that an 880 gold
watch. gold earrings and other BXIIsenatg Through Rap Donovan of Co
pensive pieces of jewelry were miss-i
Ilng from his apartment. Living in
the house at the time were the Louvls' I
Last week the Lewis family moved,
and the landlady decided on Improve
Infants - .
The painters Will to work WSW“ enactment of the BeamenHaBIll be“.
‘ day, and late in the afternoon In mov
In: a dresser in the former Louvie'llt was taken up and vigorous!
ieportmonta, the furniture In part be.
in; owned by the property owner,
picked up a little bundle wrapped in
watch The painters Immediately rc-
portod the find with the above results.
W
IIIIIIWII & IIIIIT.
IIEW Hill, BIIBI
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Brown a Hoyt, contractors, II a
new arm which has but recently start-
ed in town. The members are Alfred
Brown, term“ street commissioner.
and seminal W. 5Hoyt‘, in. former city
outdoor, both or death Murmur. Al.
ready the firm has had several con.
tracts awarded. and II at work on
liliIIiiiilifx I:
Louvls and his wife, Vera LouVIs butI
“Mglot three years 9.31,. They are' I John Keogh could not find evidence: that senators either "resign or so m
old rag. Within was found a chdI
Expense Accounts Filed Ivan
Town Clerk H. B. smith
Show interesting
Comparisons '
on nuluulu}
III III iii Iiflii
flouninp for Collector ExpsdsI
for Mitchell and Pohimou -
The time limit set by law to th
filing of election expense account
plred yesterday, and today,
Clerk Smith made public the "5
list that has been sent to him. All
alysis of the amounts of the'treog.
ers of the five parties show th _
total of $1,610.20 was expended in th
recent municipal election. This so
was exclusive of what the candidate
spent individually.
The democratic, republican and cl
$910 25, while the accounts filed -b
treasurers of the progressive and
pies’ tickets show that they/
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Higher Congressional Body Alps
Cats Baked Over for Absent;
Members ‘ '
Vt ASIIING’I‘ON Oct 21*Demandl
work" that absent members he
brought back to Washington by tIII
use of “any force that may he needs-‘7
nary." and that the "Intolerable pro.
tense“ of trying to do business with-I
out a quorum be ended, markad tIt
opening of yesterday's session of ti:
I nectlcut the house a few days ago oi
act a sudden raking over.
Leaders on both sides joined in _.
demand that the "force" of race
proceedings be ended. Coaster ;
Follotte, leading the fight, for time
Itho *dttack on senate obsontees.
.dorsed by Senator Kern, um
leader, and by Senators Boron; Cit
tnlnsultebublicans. and others. .
Senator Cummings said the ”9,
had alloy/ed Itself to set Into a '
mutating position" land Boosted
an added that members should
Ikopl in Washington and compelled
Ituhe up many important cubical: ‘
off.
‘li am in favor of the cxm'
all the powers at our comufi w
bring a quorum have.“ declared one
star Kern. the Democratic leader. I "
would be most unfortunate for III {to
surrender to the stream: and ':I
up work it would be a con
to the world that the acute u “
«his to carry on line buslnull
ed to It." .
ills figures showed at Will!
Wuhlolton and 17 W
Rwublluon is Wuhmwi
Norwalk Chronicler