, , a sua- .
cousin. business if.“
ydu do not advertise
in a newspaper-—
but we are SURE
advertising will do it
a -ntullnu~, fur id'n, a, gift-H
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SOUTH NORWALK. com. THURSDAY, ocrons
Annotated I'm- Nm from Allf’nm of the World, Us! I Quaint Wire and Our Own Opintoi'. .
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R 80. 1918
Fair
WEATHER FORECAST.
tonight and Friday; cooler,
root of things will
the other pole we
find fashion and
custom.
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Some Discussion Over the Am-
ounts, and Hereafter a Salary
May he Attached to the
‘ Office
on...
_l.liliiiilillli iii ’
invariant
Tax at Six-tenths of a Mill Laid
in the District
it
The new Board of Estimate and Talc
alion convened last evening for the
first time. To the registrars, who
were present with their bills for the
past election, it looked for an hour as
it” they were not going to get their
Silililiill than
with neat
Detectives’ Evidefice Will be Us.
ed-—-Undertaker Taylor Do-
ing Business Apal
That divorce proceedings will be be-
gun soon by Henry A. StudiWell, of
Stamford, against, his wife Clarlna was
information obtained toay.
‘ The evience secured by the deteC-
tives of the Longitcre Agency, and
contained in letters written by Taylor
to Mrs, Studweli and now in the p05-
session of her husband‘s lawyers will
be used.
Althought declining to make any de-
finite statement as to what his plans
were, Andrew Taylor, who is (being
sued by Henry Studweli of Stamford.
for alleged aleniation of Mrs. Studweil’s
affections, admitted yesterday that he
would take some course of action
against Studweli. it was a surprise to
him on his return, Taylor said, to find
his property attached and his horses
taken away to.Siaml‘ord, and immedi-
ate steps were taken to secure a bonds-
man,
The horses, twelve in number. were
taken back Tuesday afternoon, and
the stables re-opcncd.
dun illR
Shiatsu
i. J. J has
.He Had Never Seen a Lady Act
That Way Before, He Said,
and 'He was Frightened
lliiii militias than
[it th “SIMPLE ilit”
What BridgeportMen Found when
He Went for a Best
.ln the Superior court, civil side.
there was a further bearing yesterday
in the divorce action brought by
Mrs. Alexandrine Jennings against
George S, Jennings. The testimony
llilllili this ~ '
is uni iiiiuis
t
Sneak Thieves, Remove Rev. Mr.
Wekeham’s (leaf and E. E.
Crewe's Hill at First M. E.
Church
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During thoget‘together service in,
the .South Norwslk Methodist Episco-
pal Church, last evening, two sneak
thieves operated there, and succeed-
ed in stealing the overcoat of the
pastor Rev. William H. Wakeham,
and a brown soft but belonging to one
of the singers, Postmaster Edmund E.
Crowe.
one Of the men entered the church
by the south door, and was detained
in the Sunday-school room by the
presence of Freeman Minion, who
stood in front of the door for about
fifteen minutes, ethically being afraid
to come out while Mr. Minton was
outside. The man probably become
tired waiting to leave by that door, so
ihe entered the main auditorium ot‘
‘the thin-ch about five minutes before
llcv, ll, Dent concluded his lttidl‘CSs.
As soon as Dr. Dent finished his
i
was illicd with stories of “highbaiis,”i
servants sitting in hubby's lap lllldi
remarks the man made his way to the
main entrancc of the church, asking
.day and early today throughout the
Edistrict than had been reported prev.
ninth
it Still
liillllillRY
Strikers Bitten and Burned the
Pestotiice at Aguilar, Color-
ado, Last Night
lililiili lXPiUSiliii
liliiSES A PANIC
1,500 Mine Workers Vote to Can-
tinue the Assessment
’i‘illNlDA‘D. (3010., Oct. 30.——Coinci-
dent with the arrival of the state mili—
tia in’tlie strike zone of Southern Coi-
orado, more disorders occurred yester-
Wliil Mill RESliliiili
WDRK [iii lililli iiiiiii
Stringinq of Cables on Big Steel
Towers Dver Norwalk River
Commenced
From all appearances the differen-
ces of the wiremen of the contractors
in charge of the electrification of the
New Haven railroad, have been set-
tled, for large gangs of men are at
work today on the high steel towers
at either end of the railroad bridge
hero. preparing to stretch the wires
across the intervening space of 700
eet. '
The contracting firm was ready to
do the work some time age. although
it was not necessary to finish it at
that time, but the wire stringers struck
for higher wages and shorter hours.
The men claimed that because of the
height to which they would be forc-
ed to go their efforts were Worth.
more by reason of the greater danger
to life and limb. Their demands
were refused at that time, two months
ago. . ‘
This morning the special train of
work cars and a great many men he-
gun the. preliminary work. l‘ulleys
Ha
MRS
Jury in the Case at Plymouth;
Massachusetts, Considered the
Evidence of Eight and Three-r
Quarter Hours
intuitiiiiiii
Jliiilllli ii iiiiiici
Mystery of Death of Admiral ion
Still Unsolved '
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PLYIVIOUTH, .\iass., Oct. cor—“Non
guilty." was the verdict returned by
the jury today, in the case of Mrs.
Jennie May Eaton, charged with the
and block and m,“ were “mum“, q, murder of her husband. Rear Admiral ,
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tbr» summit; of the towers today and , 205?“? (311:5 latitron,1at their home at,
the men are busy hauling timbers to; 55:“;“1” "1:3 ‘ art 1‘ Phc 311": im' .
the tops and to the halfway marks on 2 p01 '6‘ at "" ‘1' m" after coaster ng
men and boys paying undue attention 3 Mrs. Madeline S. Rogers, Wile sat in
lo the wilc. '
i
_” l i i l t most serious outbreak was the rifting:
l to rear sea , w to was prone ting tin . . . , , .
- -. .. i 5 . . ,. . ,uhd burning oi the postotltco tit Agui-
Jennmgs was on Lee Stand all day. dill-tilt. “u ”,0“ “,0", out by the main
lie told his story first and dented the
I .iur by strikers yesterday. after they
acts of crueitv charged against him- other man, Whotliiul defeated a stnall group of mine‘
viously during any one day. Thei
money. so much question was raised MI", Taylor 10“ llaricn Thursday
by several of the board “10me as , morning ior an auto trip, “not, far from
to the number of days' work done. lenihmne‘n he said, but refused to state
nally. however. the money was appro.‘ When“ “Chiming from his trip Mon-
‘ day night, he was surprised to find his
'i-uiranco, and met the
I had thc
printed, and the registrars were hap-,
DY-
lt is believed limit from the muticd
aroused last night there will be a sub
(Continued on Sixth Page).
HOSPITAL UUMMITTEE
AIMS ‘AT $100,000
”W
There was a meeting of the commit-
stables closed and sheriff‘s notices
posted on the buildings, lie was greet-
ed yesterday by a host of 'i‘riends at
his office. and did not seem to be much
troubled by the charges against him.
on the contrary joining in the jokes
with a merry face.
“I do not know just what I'll do
about the matter, but something will
We done." he said when questioned
iabout his plans.
a
in on increased hos ital-facilities in
“ D “ TAYLOR CAN DO BUSINESS.
the Norawlk Club phrlors last even-
.lzig. it was decided to aim at $ltiil~.
’ H 2
one as the sum to be raised for the‘ ore is and Other Personal Property
.. i- , coat and hat, and both their
by his “”0" tie a 5” denied that he,disappcarcd. The man inside the‘
had any trouble with the servants.
_ . .. . . , ,‘tiillll‘t‘Il was short and thick set, about
”‘3 10de “”11 Pauline, “ ho was one forty .Vcars old anti bald. The matter
was reported to the police.
Hilliiliiililllh
' iiiiniiuiii illlii
iMilie Kane Drives Team of Ray-
mond Brothers Into Bridge
(Continued on Tenth Page)
PRETTY AUTUMN
WEDDING T00!"
Miss Grace Frances Smith. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Smith. of 24
Stuart. avenue. and John Wilfred
iiurlic. of l’utnam avenue. were united
in marriage this morning at 8 o'clock
guards in a battle at the mine of the:
Southwestern Fuel Company. 0:) him-i
drcd and twenty~five militiamen were?
hurried from \Valsenburg to take:
charge of the situation at Aguilar, and.
late last night, after the troops had;
disurmcd three strikers and' three}
guards. a deiiionstratiou was held by,
the strikers in the, strwzts of Aguilar,‘
,,
(Continued on twelfth page.)
the towers for the construction of “10 evrdence for eight hours and “nee
platforms from which to carry on thoi
wirc work. Siccl ipropoctions for the
support, of the platforms were arrange
ed on the towers when the towcrmen
wrre at, work. and all that is neces-
sary for the men to do now Is to lay
the timbers and fasten them securely.
Several of the platforms had been
completed iby noon.‘
The huge cables run up one side of
the tower. over the pulleys and down
iiiRi Miiiiiili
ito the ground on the other side. By
ithis system the hauling of the wires
!io the tops of the structural work will
;lic comparatively easily effected. The
STILLWELL’S BLACK
quarters.
(Continued on Sixth Page).
RiPillliill Willi
Commissioners of 3 Districts.-
Fire Chief, and Fire Commis-
sioner Accomplish Little Last
Night '
,ilrnin will pull the loose end. thus
000K GUNFESSIUN
.... lstrctching the wires to the proper
NEW YORK, 001- 30-“Thtl ml'Ster‘Iheigbt. The train will carry the wire
ions little black book supposed to‘ncmgs the seven hundred feet of in-
contain a ‘fconfessiOir‘ made 113' t'X' tcrvoning space andIu'lll then haul it
St. Mary's it. C. Church. by ltov.
Thomas J. li‘inn. rector. Quite a :ium‘
ber of the friends of the couple and
their relatives attended the Ceremony,
additional hospital equipment. The Released from Attachment,
meeting adjourned to meet again onj Cummings & Lockwood. attorneys
November 7m, ifor Andrew Taylor, of llarlcn. who is
The Ladies’ Visiting- itoard met wilh’bchn.r sued for undone by Henry Stud-
Excavation
ham
i There was some warm session last ,
Mike Kano, a tcaiiistcr, drove a;
, , , , . y . ‘night in the commiSsioners’ office at
the committee last evening and niat- well of Stamford, for alienation of his “NC“ was very attractive. A nuptiuigmm, ”f “("595 ("”10“ by Raymond ‘ b‘tatc b‘enator btephen J“ hm“, ell 1]: ‘ to the top Of the other tower, {MW _ the City Hall. according to all reports...
tors were discussed bro and con. The wife's affections, snccecdod, Tucsdayi "HES WM celebrated. . illrothcrs, “”0 the excavation ”OW/9‘?“ i blind, hing, F1501; Sign?“ 1:23:31: stretching “file the MUTSSS 1:0,?“1‘18d; . this morning, The (“SU‘iCt commie-g
‘ meeting fired all present with enthu-iafternoon, in releasing Taylor‘s horsesl the bride “me “ suit of brown h“"‘ibc north and south bridge walls yes- ,ciaitcs “1"“ "‘5 a I ‘ ‘ ' while the “ re men “ nm e 1“
sinners of Norwaik. of South Norwalk L
.and of East Norwalk districts were
WNMM ‘0 reach {trelliauds‘ 0: illumconnnections. h present, together with, Fire Commlae
trict Attorney ”mu" m 113., The towers “"0 erected t M m" sioner Michael J. iiiordan. and Fire
through .lohn A. iiennedl‘ii‘, “oilfime: iced wires could be carried over “mimiief (leorge W. Llogardus.
mart investigator for “‘1 lam bu 1‘” bridge at such ‘1 height "9 not m Oh.) The contention seems to hoover the
,and now Fusion orator in the city siruct navigation. The high voltage, amount in the budget for a fire steam
'campainn. It was Ilcunessy who vis-
' here and in the. state legislature, was
““3““ for the hrolect and animated.“11d personal lil‘OilBFil' for use in his
leaded velvet with hat to match lliltl,t(,l.d“y afternoon about 33,, o‘clock,
‘carried ‘1 magnificent. “WW“ "f 5'QX‘Khnd it was not without great difficulty
Work mav be expected from [hp mmnjundertaking and iivorv business atF
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hers. illnricn from the attachment which I 10” (hl‘ sanihtmumu MM Ruth 1. th‘” the horses “W“ ””“"‘ed‘ One Of
‘ “'3‘“ l”Nellie horses had to be hauled out of
. . , Smith, sister 09 the bride, ,
Among those. present were Christianf‘ill‘l‘lt‘“ lmd placed “DU" “10"" maid and was attired in n. Velvet suit' . ,
Swurtz, Thomas 1' Raymond. “1.. ii. (3.; The dci’cndani in this illitil‘t'sungi ,- l " ,‘ t‘t‘ ‘t'l ’ i . lid ‘ilis berth by means of a rope around
Slicrcr, W. l". lilshop,(‘liarles li‘, 'l‘ris- suit is the owner of 1:! horses and nu- “”1 d m 0 “h“ L M“ ”I” L u‘m-‘i “9"“.
train, at. l). itnndnil. Arthur C. \\'liool«."li’1‘0U-‘i \vuuons.
dastanings securely. and complete the
To have these re
or. Dr. Joan lininortier, ilir. James ti. 1“"59‘1 from attachment. his aitm‘lici'fi
iii‘cgoi'y, Dr. William .i. 'i‘racuy. Iii”. J. s”N‘L’flded in havini
.i’i. Mock,
i-rick A. iaifilti, Mrs. it. Van liiiren, Mrs.
ll.
Miss Margaret ('iti'ntltigil.
., The telephone is 11 ii an expense, ; lions with one another.
it saws more than its small cost.
MAlllDil than”
ll. Slit-rcr. Mix-s iiinlly Mimi-4 and sensational phase has arise
l
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:a bond siilistltiit-,
Mrs. Charles F. 'I‘l‘ISIl‘illll,:(“in “Dd tin officer‘s receipt was tici‘t‘lii‘i
.‘ilrs. Kale ’l‘hoiiicil, Mrs. ll. ll. Aug”l "3 “0““ U)" Sindwo
drcws, Mrs. ii. .i. ltd-holds, Mrs. it‘l‘mi- liurtrnni &. Mcail.
ll's attorneys.
And now, another intcrcsiini.r and.
n in this.
case. Mr, Taylor and Mrs. Sludwcil
,aro said to have severed all conucc-
liliifl.
Mrs. Sitiilwellé
told certain friends yesterday flint uiia'
was through with Mr. 'i
(‘ti In i
’aylor, and cargl
love nothing more to do with‘
Mr, Taylor spoke in the same‘
RETURNEH HOME ‘ vein to his friends, iieclarlni: that ho’
Marion Arnold, [ill‘ Iiilii‘ ltownyloli ”hm“
ulrl \viin disappeared from bump on
Monday night, called licr niolbcr on
the tub-phone yesterday and was rm
pi-iilniit. She was told to “come
home", and slip reached lhcro botwiu-n
:i and it o'clock.
Marion abhora going to school, and
like many atitiiculp at the high school. 5 crew of tho
, .
elm attempted playful; “hooker.“ iii‘il' , Hoard tvcro
fortune was that of those other w
try the. scheme to escape study, and
aim was found out. Marlon feared
that her father would'ecnd her to the
reform iii-hoot at Morldcn, her mother
slated to a reporter yesterday after-
noon, .
Herbert Arnold and his datightor
wont to the police headquarters last
evening and Chief William it. ventilate
ton gave the young lady a goml. sound
fatherly talk. ft is buffered that she
will accept the advice and hereafter
prove it dutiful daughter and'ocholur.
Mien Arnold stayed with friends in
South Nowell: during her absence
from human
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ii(_),tilt3 liritluii tank stoiimcr Sylvia. Capri
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dame, assembly digit, Friday nigh-.2.
a
bad sccu Mrs, Studivcil for the lust
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scape Ell Lorri?
eseiui ABANDONED?
Min—«m
Tiild lib/Milli. hing” Oct. {film-W'l‘ho,
American schooner Millie!
lauded born today from"
thin Kendall. of tho Lottie iioard. midi
his men having abandoned their you?
sol on Oct. ‘10.
Captain Prouse of tho Sylvia. front
Port Arthur. Tex., Oct. ii. for Shear-
naes, fling, picked up the shipwrecked
crew. who had been compelled to sham
don the bottle Beard while that vessel
was making the voyage from New
York to Augusta. Maine.
The bottle ‘Beurd was built at Fain
haven, Mass. in 1866. Site hailed
from New Redford and was owned by
or iii. Kendall. liar displacement wee
use tons.
«Tit! Lsuox mammals
The bowler-price mtlliueryéobop.
zavhputti .lll‘ctn 8t, Bartholomew: [t
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.bouiiuct of pink (‘ili‘yillllllilt‘illlllliil.; .. _ , , ,
“ll ’8‘] ill b‘othir it’ll ibrilc was‘ the teamster is reported to hate
H fl r 1‘ l» l ‘ ‘ 'L ‘ . * ,been under the influence of that which
best man. :iit’fildiiitlfi. At any rule he drove the
A wedding breakfast followed um‘horsi‘ia plump into the mud. which was
Saliva. for clues to th
vtorpooittonlf’ ~
t‘crmnony at the home of the bride‘s
parents. The house was beautifully
decorated with autumn leaves and
chrysanthemunm in great profusion.
Mr. and Mrs. llurite departed litttll‘
on a trip to l"liiladclpbia. They will:
make their boom in South .\'orwulk."
Mrs. llurke was for Htiliii‘ limo onipioy~
ed in the lioston Store. lioth young
people have many friends to wish
them all happiness in their marriage.
They have received many Illliltirlllilltl,
presents of cut. glass, silver, furnituro‘
and illicit.
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DICKMAN~PEET.
'l‘licoiilznigeuicnt of Mrs. Annie Poet.
of i‘heslnul street. South Norwaiit. lo
lilrcil Hickman. of li‘nlrllobl avenue. has
bot-n annouuccii. The marriage will
take place in the near future.
”swiwnaw... . s. “.9--.“
ONEIDA BlLK BUSINESS SOLD.
\v’l’A'l‘lillt'i‘tiWN. Oct. mum-Aimounco-
meat was made today that the M.
iloiiiingway and Sona' Silk Company
of this town has purchased the sill:
business of tho Oneida tiloimnuniw
Company of Oneida, N. Y., and will re-
move it to Wutertowii as soon as a.
plant can be erected for its accommo-
datiou. This is expected to be in
about two years. This local plant now
employs about use and with thanddl- .
tiou here will increase the force to
about 3.800.
“A single cell for the doctor to
case of sudden illness for instance.
may offset the charge tor telephone
service fior your». .» ' ,
nontrivial outdo Wool-Wane
it aspired“ “but:
an entirely unnecessary procedure ac,
cording to the bystanders. and quite:
‘zi crowd collected to see the trouble.
Une horse was headed for shore all 1
right, oiled another team had hauled
out the wagon. Ht! was quiie patient
and took his mishap with optimism,
The other hornc, a black Otto, flounder ~
ed around for iplitc a time and not
further and further in the intro the
more he struggled.
lie was at ienulh btsouod and top-i
plud over on his side, lining slid to
the shore over the slippery mad with;
no areal. ditticulty. 'l‘hlii borsc wasi
pretty well exhausted,
The toumntors are carting 5.000
loads of filling for the bridge Work
on was told several days one in The
Sentinel. 'l‘o unload the till they drive
down into the excavation, usually
juiupfiyg on the part, already filled and:
turning before reaching the edge. lit:
with Mike's departure from the row
tine which not him into trouble.
we
~DANCE, FRIDAY NIGHT,
(.liuiiowo’eu). Armory. Fine new dance
floor. Svoo's full orcbetra. Sixth
Company basketball team. '
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BRI‘DOEPDRT MAN ON TRIAL.
phenomena Oct. 30.~«-Georgu
Kelly. of this city. was placed on trial
in the Superior court today on a.
charge or attempted criminal assault
on Minnie .Humphreys, aged» 18, at
Bridgeport.
ma single cell for the doctor in
one of some illness fer instance;
'i‘ .
may effect tin! chat-notor- flirtatious;
iWWiWW" ‘ .' .3 3‘ ‘
lied tho convict-senator in prison.
'i‘hi-ir conversation, he has declare-uh.
was recorded by a doctophono secret-
ly installed, and it is a "record of
this its container] in the black book
:which the district attorney will make
the basis for an investigation,
i‘it‘lllitliltly has quoted vague excerpts
from the book in canipiilgn epocclica.
withholding certain matter, he said. in
view of his promise to Stilwoll. ity
virtue of a subpoena, however, the
district attorney will have full access
to it.
A COMPLlMENTARY SALE AT THE
KRIEGER CD. STORE SATUR-
DAY NEXT FOR ONE DAY
onLY, .
li‘orilevo years out) this firm stare,
oil lltl an exclusive millincry store in
this city, catering successfully to all.
classes and being recognizer! an the
loading mllllners In the NOI'Wililillii
carrying the largest stocks and ab
iwuye on the alert for all the latest
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novelties in Women‘s headgear. We
have hundreds of women customers
who never bought a but outside of
this store during our existence.
in commemoration of this half com,
tury event, will hold a complimentary,‘anpod on a stone in New Canaan this' port. last August. was sentenced. W
sale of mlltinery. So next Saturday:
for annuity only. we will sell all trim-i
.med hats at half price. We have no
less than three hundred trimmed hate:
no two alike. all trimmed in our work ,
room, every hat as up-todote as it.’
bougbt‘in a 5th avenue shop. This.
sale will barter one day only. Huts
will be strictly cool: for that one.dui'.
so. will commence at 9 a. in. Here
Is a Volumes. that came ’ only. once lit
to youromo be. sure and “dead: one:
have ymlrismtl‘ney 'Miuttondf intimate
”yfiumfl' a", V; “_ ,. ,’ ‘ you: .t .
v:
.r‘.
,y.
of the current to be used in runninu
.‘llic mon'ii clothes as they work on
foul straiubi in. the al‘. and blowing
out of Him of the cables. ii is lodged
clcclrlliisd system.
p.
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the electric trains made it necessary
to remove the danger from contact
on the bridge itself. and the only feasi-
ble plan was to carry the wires in
tile air. To clear the tops of all
masts and spars on all vcsscia it was
believed that towers 198 l3.) foot high.
living at their base some thirtly feet
above mean high water mark, would
'bc sufficient. and these were thus con»,
siructcd. They were. completed some,
two lllmliils-JIKO. 1
Today there is a strouiz llO't‘ihwt’Hti
wind blowing and from the ruffiinu‘ of:
the summit. and the fact' that the,
flown on the tops of the towers stand
that it is no alluhl. breeze which
sweeps the tops of the towers.
The work of otrlnuiniz the wires will
put thc connecting link in the already
W
FALL FBUM 8T0ilE
BREAKS MAN’S LEO
Alfred Boobs, of 36 llarrltt avenue,
morning and in failing fractured his1
leg. The accident happened in front
of the rectory of the Catholic Chruch
and 'F‘nthor"‘iteiliy lied Mr.’ Beebe te-
ken into the parish house. Here he
called Dr. O‘Bhnughneeeey to attend
the injured men and, also telephoned
oxoounohman Frederick H. Field.
who went ‘etter'Mr. Beebe. at: some.
isle, in an automobile. Mr. iii'ieid
speaks most utility or the my Father
Millennium the tutorial mm: or.
dauntibnmortler ‘13 in ‘ attendance. it
"will be some time footers Mr; float”
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Journcd until November 4th, when“.
inventory of curb department's equips"
tempt made to initialize the district.
and aid from the larger district.
slaughter in clubbing lionry Local! to .
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or for blast Norwalk. for it is under-
stood lbat South Norwalk would like
to have an automobile steamer. too...
and that it was stated last night that '
if South Not-walk had one it could baa
used for East Not-walk as well as this,
section. it is said that Commissioner
William H. Snitllti had some things to g
say about that, and ”that he reported _
trouble iii the East Not‘Walk depart;-
meiil if fair treatment was not second i
ed the Third district. i
The conference, without having 00*
complls'hod anything of merit, waist!
meal will be presented and an on
fire companies as to their equipment
mme-m ~~
LUCAS MUUUEUEH
GETS 8EVEll TEAM“
l‘lltl‘lltlslill’fiitT, (let. admin tilt" ’
Criminal Superior court here today.
Christopher ltetlly. who was tannin,
guilty yesterday afternoon of mean»
death in a oottstructlon camp in 30min ‘
Judge?” heed to from three to seven-
eure in state prison. . _
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