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the detail 1191 the school room 1111 a
day. to take up 11 discussion ot’ the
larger problems confronting the pres-
one day pedagogue, the teachers of the
State ,journeyed to Battle: 11 and New
Haven today, for the sixty- seventh an-
1111110 meeting of’ the Connecticut State
Teachers’ Association, which,’ accord-
ing to'the custom of recent years, is
held jointly in the two cities. The at;
tendance is determined by a division
of the State into two parts, the touch-
ers in each attending the meeting in
the city nearest their home. Two gen-
eral meetings were held in each city,
the speakers at the meeting in New
Haven in the morning. addressing the
general meeting at. Hartford in the at?
terlioon, and the speakers of the morn»
.ing at Hartford coming here in the af-
ternoon.“ '
At the general meeting here this
morning '3. D. Fess, president of 'An—
tioch College, and Congressman from
the Sixth Ohio District, spoke on “A
High T ype of Altruism." This was
followed by sectional meetings, in-
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
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There was an excitement in the
colored residente' section last night 9
when tire 11111111. out in the long bulld-
lng in Wood street owned by the New
T York New Haven and Hartford Refl-
road. The tire destroyed a mattress at
‘ the apartments of Mrs. Page Jones.
The firemen left the house at 7 o'clock
.and were back at the station in twen-
ty minutes.
Mrs, Jones was visiting the family
downstairs and decided she would go
out for a walk. Sending her little son
upstairs she admonished him to be
careful with the matches as he search.
ed for her hat, He lighted a match.
the bend flew off,'a11d soon the bed
was at e. ' '
One of the male tenants smelled
the smoke and rushed upstairs. Una.
hie to open the window he picked up a
chair and battered it down, tearing
lout the panes in the lower sash. _
I The firemen used chemicals and
’ threw the mattress out the window.T11e
Itinmago was very slight. The alarm .
SOUTH 11 \\CIIL‘.3TER Oct. 21.—— was runsintrom Box 13
South Manchester“, Big Wooden
School Building mpiied in
Filly-eight Sjeoonds
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Building Burned Like Tinder and
Library Was Also Destroyed
VERA CRUZ' Mex” Oct. 24,—Ai‘ter eluding High school round tables, at
proi9csts by the American conflmfliilich w'eie discussions of the IGIWIIfi
age “ht the delay Of the Ward Linc; ing of English. Mathematics. Modem
iii the court hearing wlii<li consum-
ed the greater portion of this morn-
i111: Arthur R Smith, of \‘ew York,
11' is found probably guilty of arson in
connection with the fire on Mondm
night at the t‘rofiil mansion b1 Judsze
.lolin Keoch, 11hr) p1e< sided, and was
held in bonds of $3,000 for rippcniaiico
, in the, September term of the Slipciior
Smith.
Altoruci John J. Cuneo, represent-
ing the prisoner made a slump," plea
lot. a change 111 the charge from arson
to attempted arson, but this wits de-
nied by Judge Keogh.
The witnesses ’in the case put on
. this morning Were Stephen Kcrekes.
of liniit’ord‘s garage, who identified
the prisoner as [lieuniati who purchas-
ed live gallons of gasoline on the night
of the fire shortly before the alarm,
111111 he described the
of the purchase. 7
Chief George W, Bogordus told 01'
the finding of incendiary equipment at
the house and the conditions of the
tire. lie explained minutely in which
portions of the residence the OII-Souk-
all rugs and burning candles were iIIli~I
covered
Walter W,
1111’ his rippeuiun' 'o to them on the curly
inoi‘iiiiig succeeding the blaze
cii'rfumstuncos '
Rose and Janice Month.
'gIlIilI identified the prisoner 111111 told:
steamer “or” Castle by O der 0t thei Lantuuges, History, Business and 0th-
Iauthorities how, the vessel was for-1m b 991999999 1111199999919 of elementary
molly cleared this morning 1'01 iIovnnuI and rural schools, the manual arts and
19a11d9\ou lori1."l1rs Lind the wife musiowcrc other subjects considered.
{12299298521613“fifgillg personal epic The annual business meeting of the:
i ' association will be held Iii this city to-
I MEXICO CITY Oct 24. ~In addition moriow morning.
to hearing load the lengthy statement
I wherein President Huerta set forth the. I
sound woid that he was positively not
‘13 candidate for the presidency. Fur hue, has purchased of John Ii. Goeth
it'hct, they heard him say that. should (3111193, an9r9 of (9115 old (:10th DI‘DQGI‘
[the elections next Sunday show him to W in Went. avenue which was set etire
‘have a majority of the votes, he would: on 1331 Monday 91931,“; and 11111.3“th
"maid” it ‘0 be his duty ‘0 Insiruoii ed with destruction, the burn to the
Congress to declare all such ballots premisegy situated in Gainer 91,991.
(“M Mr. 0' Hora 111111111111 making the bani
ov e1 into a dwelling house for routing
purposes. He also purchased suffici-
ent property to provide a yard for the
house ”to lie.
thn the Corner street 1111 out 111111
made it 11 as found necessary to either
James H. O’Harraiof 20 West eve-
(Continuod on Eighth Page).
,SiliLilltl STEAK 2011.111.
1 nonrennouse STEAK 22c,
tees SPiiltllt 110111 161: LB‘
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lion thereof. it is understood that it
Fresh shoulders, lilo lb.
Shoulder lamb, 13c lb.
1 Roast beef, lilo ii).
I Hamburg steak, 160 lb.
’ Fresh 111111. 12c lb. . .
~ Home-made sausage, 20c lb.
i’ot i‘oustmnliy old price.
I to bars soup, 251:.
THIEVES STEAL”
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Thieves, some time last night, cuter-
111 Franklin street and carried nwuy
ithree story wooden structure,
IRIICT the nine hundred school children
fliad marched out imperfect
Isis others truism" 1111 estimated loss,
l 1 move the barn back or cut off a por-i
will he moved back. I
ed the old shop of Luther M. Wright;
Flie, chich 919,.th in it waste 999k“; Mrs. Jones piomptly tainted when,
.1 ti \‘l 1 di tic sch l ted she heard what the trouble was it
n w ‘ 11t1 S r I ‘ 00 was 1' fly required a half an hour for her friends
uftemoou destroyed the building, alto 1111111.. her.’ She was in no condi-
1tion to tell Chief Iiogordus whether
she carried insurance
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P. Ii. COMMISSION ?
ORDERS AIR BRAKES
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order;- ‘
swept to the public libruiy adjoining,
and thence to other hulldinqs, destroy.
ing in all eight houses and damaglngf
of $200, 000 One of the buildings dc-'
‘feiilug to an order issued on August
If the commission says; “Since the
gissuing of the foregoinf order the
jeommissiou has made further Ilii'neSII _
gallon of this matter. occasioned 111'
fulnl accidents occuring in the oper-
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.WenI I0 FUSIOIIICB In WIIICIIBSIBI' poi'luiion of stone 111111 other freight
ion the Connecticut (.‘oiiipniiy's lines
and Demanded SLODDJMD and is of" the opinion that the opera
Sent to Him by the Lord
Itiou of this type of car is (ludicrous
Iflllii should not be permitted on lines
“"1“ {and trucks where cars are operator]
Winsted, Oct. 21.-Aitcr an exciting for the trnsportation of passengers."
ten mile chase through woods and: The commission therefore amends
swamps, Winchester furthers late yes» the previous order by decrcciuu that
torduy captured 1111 insane man, who}“11ll electric street railway companies
had been terrorizing the neighborhood operation street railways in the state
for the lost two days and 11i.,',lits, lie or Connecticut be and they and each
gave his name he Louis Semonenu, of them are restricted from the opera-
{aged 38 u iiutlio of Boston. He sold tion and directed not to operate on‘
She had liied in Connecticut the lust and after April 1, lull, four wheel
.sixteen years, some of the time in ‘ freight curs, stone Cars or dump cars
Waterbury. ills talk was incoherent over trucks located in streets, public
11rl1ute rights of way,
BHBIVHVS IS IR; IHIEE ‘
Other Police Appointments Made by Council Include Thomas:
Leatherland as Detective Sergeant; 1. Harry Gibson
and themes Hunt as Sergeants
ISSISIIHI EHIE VHIEES IRE ,
IIHVEI .H’IVWIII IVII EIIEHEIIIIHI ii." WHEEIEII
Street Commissioner Sherron Can Name Assistants—Dr. Tranw
day for Health Officer
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THE CITY COUNClL
LAST NIGHT.
Police Department.
Chief~~~WiIliam R: Penning;
ton.
Detective~Sergennt - Thomas
Lentherlnnd. ‘
Sergeano—J. Harry Gibson.
Sergealiiv-Thomns Hunt.
Assistant—~Snmuel McGowan.
Assistant —- Frederick M.
Wheeler.
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Health 0iilcer~Dr. William J.
Tracey. ‘
Board of Estimate.
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'=Police Department of the Greater City
of Norivnik, is the announced result of
the council appointment ()3 last night.
The vote was 4 to 3 in favor of the
South ’NOI‘Wlli'k candidate. Thomas
Motherland. 091' Norwalk, was chosen
detective-sergeant and will receive the
some remuneration as his superior.
George W. Bogardus, of South Nor-
wallr,’ was appointed Chief of the Fire
Commissioner (3.
the count ii that it' the city is to receive ‘ ‘ '
State aid tilts year it must apply he~ ,
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Councilman Milne Overcome. '\ ‘
There was excitement enoiigh'for all
the several hundred citizens who at-
9 tended the meeting. Councilman John.
, D. Millie, the steadfast friend of Thom-
, as Ifeatherlnnd, was so overcome at ,
the result of the balloting that he rose; 'I -
from his seat, reeled swiftly, and
iurclied heavily to the floor,
. 'A
reporter and a citizen from the audi—
(loiiit. Smith did not take the 111111111 policies of his adfiministrution the mein- 90L” OBnFUT BARN Istroyed was the house of llose 00.999191991912991 [CIIII1T1I11(:I1I11 29199—99192: 99:92:32: 999999 09999999999999 :191cc9reac9heifi his size atloéigee, iaised
11 c (3 1 her 5 of the Dip omatic Corps, who X0. 4, f “ ‘ - 111 o is set. 1111 uses dhim to
9193919193999 (I'glllllliiljziijliig 1:11:1(131‘: 01811122: gathered at the palace upon his invite TI) BE “0085 Ian order requiring the use air Chicf~Gcorge W- Bogardus. the window, where the night air help.
I ..l01mcs 1i: ilier £01 the (219,111 arrest of “011 yesterday, heard him give his per- {0011113111311 on Third Page) ““1195 0“ freight trolley ““90 39‘ Assistantv—William 3' POWGH' ed to revive him. Mayor Burnell and ‘ '
'Cliuiiciliiian Wolfe were ready to at- I
' tend him, but he declined their'profferv , .1
ed aid and declared himself .ail right.
seat and in open meeting pledged his ‘ I
support to the new chief. It was a
manly act, and proved his worth as a
representative of the city ut large,and
there Were many compliments for him}
in the stand he assumed in the face 0!
his disappointfisnt.
The meeting was called to order by
'Mayor linincll at 8:30 o'clock. Clerk
Linchilei‘ read the minutes of the
previous meeting after calling the
roll.
State Aid for Roads.
A communication from l-llghwuy
J. Bennett informed
fore Colonel 30
Councilman Milne urged action and
mov'cd that a city meeting be called
for the purpose.
5 . u m . iiigiiwuvs or 9 _
'iiic must. the plop partition of the 1 ,. "I 11111111, and ““9 ““3 all the ”for a ' ‘ , . stated lilothe 11nd tiic stlcet commisw
11. 1115210, 1 . . 1 ,. ., , . 9 y, ._ . , - ,., _. .
”(111111 and the results of the llcui'iulti I “a! :98“)! YORK \iARKFT la 111111.11Iiie bimmbei‘g (Ali‘bilfti-Or. “lb mm the utltiloritieil Lollid New 110m “here “"8 ItPr CIFHIIHI $338013;in siozlcr had taken iii! the matter and
. 1‘1 1 y I x I 3 v r ' 9 9 I ,, I )9 ; ( 1 a yr ‘
“1‘0 (‘hhcciuliy pleasing lo the illizens ’ iariitir I1 111 reprised 111 1111 1‘ “do“ ““1 him. its is well dressed. Deputy MB ODPTIW an 10 0 t 1
and dciiioiistinte LXIIII911(\ in the 110-
tion dcpurfiiicut.
wepecmts SAT. {1ND MONDAY.
DAY.
Gold model “our, |il‘f‘ ling. 700.
1. Joues‘ flour, per 111111, 713a.
.‘l packages White itoso outs, 25c.
A. ti'i‘ULL, l
ltusi Norwnlk.
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$50, one, 000 pone
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CHICAGO. ()ct. 2i.-»~i"'i.1ri,1‘ thousand
locomotive engineers and lircilicu cm-
I 143 Washington street.
Iourrr Atlll terns
1 mm roneuril‘:
i W
was visihlc to passersiiy. Nothing also
was taken as for us can be uscei‘tniii-
ed from the hasty inventory. Officer
liiuti‘nnc 0
front
between i and 2 o‘clock.
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door, which was forced
IIIIIIIID STEAK
8IIILIIIII STEAK 18
PIIIITEIII'IOIISE STEAK 18
“SWEET POTATOES. 20c PECK.
Legs lniub, lie.
Loin lamb, ilc.‘
Stew lamb, 80.
till) chops, 140.
in 1111 interview with StreeyCommis.
sioiicr (ieorue H. Shel-r011 a Sentinel re-
Ipoi'tor col-1111111 the positive announce-
Iment Il‘mti the official that he will
:filipt‘lilii. Homes .1. bowls and Edward
' .liuify as his working foreman lils'
inch-cliche uro lielieicd to lie 11111on
with those two good men aiding him
itrout filings are expected of the street
Idcpnrtmont
Mi Siiifi'roii does not believe It‘ll-l9
essential to have two assistants. lle'
tliiiike those working forcmen are 1011f~
John ll Toothill discoveied the break
1V1"!
111d given him
operate no freight or express curs ovorl '
any of such trucks. unless 1.111 ii curs.
are equipped with nirhrulzcs
IIIIIIII-T DEGILE’S
I'IAIIIIEST PAIITY
mm
:Sherlff Reldy took chorus of him and
locked him in the jail over night
Proceedings will “probably be brought
tomorrow to send him to the state:
asylum for the insane
The man appeared ut the post office ‘
Iiu Winchester center and told Post
muster Johnson ho, was 1111 itlni.r for
million dollars, which the herd
Later he threatened ’ilio I‘L‘Mtilli‘ sotlul gathering in the
to shoot two [annulus Ills actions form of a harvest party of Court Co-
Icnused 11 genre, and 11 posse was or- clwle No.10o, l) of C., was held lusti
gniilzed. The man sped through the night and about eighty the were pres-
“code like 11 fiiuliieiied deer, and suc- out ,
cessuilly eluded the posse until in the All were In costume and games and
1 vi‘nity of Crystal lake, where he be dancing were indulged in until mid
Vceme exhausted and 1111101 himself up ninht Refreshments were served and
' one of the most cultivable times they
have ever had 1'
GEORGE W. BOGARDUS.
every one there declared that it was Efficient and Popular Fireman Chosen
Last Night to Head Greater City
Department.
that they had decided to ask for $9,000
for each of two streets, Winfieldstreebw. .
and Wilspn avenue. The State aid
would be $113,000. '
The corporation counsel
that 11 vote he passed that the council
put itself on record as in furor oi‘ askv‘
ing State aid for highway work.
Councilman Milne withdiew his mo.
tion, and said that he understood Win» "
field street had already been provided
for and that the contract has been let.
latter it was decided that Mayor Bur-1'
hell shall call 11 meeting of the Board. 9.,
of Estimate and 'l‘uxnpon to upproprh ‘ I
ate the necessary money.
Miscellaneous Matters.
An application for a sewer extension. '9
in Lawrence street from (lecigo l3.
Mills was read. '
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down the steps leading to the dressing
, room off the assembly room stage
Councilman Mother 9‘ ._
suggested: '
WAS SESSION III
ptoycd hy ninety railroads running
1111111, oi’ Chicago have ilOIiiicd olilclnle
oi the lines that they will terminate
tlioli present labor agreeiiionte Novelil
her to null demand a wage lucronsoI
unit: caution $511, 000 0110 11 year, accord“
ing to statements to railroad offices
here yesterday. The railroads in turn
, notified Warren 9.8101111, Chief of the‘
Loin chops, 18c.
li‘roslr'shoulders. 16c. s
Corned and fresh spare rlhs, 12%0.
Smoked siiolders, 12%c.
Leaf lard, the.
Pot; roast (no hone), 160.
Veal stew, lilo.
lites-st veal, 916-200.
Pizs' kidnei's. 100 lb.
I The Board of Health 11 omitted 8. re-
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dispel-true it of the Greater City of No.3 commendation to the effect that in j9
walk. 1 plumbing and medical inspector for
Dr. William J. Tracey, of Norwalk, schools be appointed.
was appointed Health Officer for the. Thomas H. Cnnty bid 1.150 a thottl .1
Greater City of Norwalk- 11111111111111 bonds for city officers.
Repealing An Ordinance. 9 Edwin Guthrie applied for permit»
The only other important business, plan to erect 9' frame dwelling in 9°“
iiclciit. They will not take office until
the amendment to th ordinance be~
,ooines effective ten days house. 9
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Home made sausage. tile.
V‘ PRIVATE A WAR“ “IE!" The following made up the commit
' tee which arranged the nffiar: Misses
" ’ W Katherine Torpy, Edna Howard Tee 9
11‘er all the little lnklings that 9,91“ etc Shea, Emma MlIlard Anne. Burns.
be gleaned today regarding that “II“. Mrs. W. .1. Tracy and Mrs pastel
at r chamber session between the T0033”.
' he ves of the council meeting last
h-BIIALI. FAESII hillside
ninht it must have license warm on
. keley street. We .
.9999 99 email, lean, fresh 111111111. lee. . 1 .[t is understood that e renew Mt 0r 111111111 1111111111111 of “1° 1111111111 ““1“?
9 199999 999 igodcgfgolgfiogvaroagnggz Men, 9,9999 990999999 the. The Beers Meet and Provision Co. 9 99m was i ruminant. 9° heated did the 9 W Iintereetini the greater proportion of Bills of the various departmen
1111111 that they 9'9 to 9 Series in chaos. 14s to. ' " ' wordy war become. but cooler heads Fresh shoulders”. 1511 lb. 1 ' film citizens was the repeal or that hora “"9 med referred t° .m.’ 9'0”" “w
. 11 we some 9. 1111- no“ of m, 9 faith. 14.1611. ‘ ‘ ' fish of the ordinance 1.1111111111011111; the M3993 carnation °‘ CouncilmenMo
‘ prevailed and no disgraceful outbreak,
other than in words, come to mar the:
bexlnniug of the administration. “It
V1111 e 111111111 room, 1111 seemed to
grow smaller or the haematite pro
and con 111-11mm" is reported or .
the statement of one who has on that
Bide pork, 150 to.
during legs of lamb.- 16 1811 lb.
newcomer lsmb.12tto lb.
tambetew,‘s‘e lb. .
slam picnics, 123,511 lb.
risen error 3811‘ derail.
adjustment of wage schedules. .
in addition to a wage increase, the 1
fireman and cashmere are asking for
afhiut 11111111111: with the roads. The
:drsneo delimit ranges between New.
. tit five sent: unfit one dollar a hundred .
mites. according to the 1111111111 or the
fiervico.
rive nteouuis .
or 1111111110 0111111
“We.
DA’WflON. it. hit, Out. 24 w'l'wo of
the helmeted rescue 1111.11": in are: Oo-
non Mine No. a were lost lu’tiie‘ wort:-
ins: early today. and Are 1111111111111 .111- .
be one. Two others who mumps-1 1
Forecast-tor lamb. 8-1211.
141mb stew, fie lb.
Best out shoulder 111111111. lie.
teen hot 1111111. .140 iii.
Prime rib roast host. 1610.
Made rib rout, 14c.
Smoked shoulders, 13nd. ,.
.1; choice 111111011 ferric. 22d.
street department which has to do with ”I" ,. 1
the 11111111111111.1111 oi assistants 11; 1111' 07“ motion 0’ CWMIIWII Milne It“
11111111 ommusm The poems for 11111 voted that 111111 shell 111:9 in 1‘.
xi the selection at 1111111111 men was given bands of the our clerk 1m 1111 ,
‘ " to 111111111 Cornmttuioner Sharron the fore the “3““? “min,“ “I“. fut
" trio; 11111111111111.3131“ from dietiffbutlen to the timer donut,
- 'i‘he'fioerd or 11111111111 resort:
.1 1 .1 'lvo’tite remiss cuteness sec. 1111111 11111111 were 1111511 111 01 mroel ‘ V I ‘ I m I "
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