1 ‘~ unlddo;
, out‘nevvspaper ad~‘ . ,. .
vomiting, and have. , .
finally realized your“
~ mistake. don't give up
' business, but “hock”
the idea.
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Inoculated Prue Newerrom All Pei-h of the World!!! I wool-i Wit-i ind Our own Opinion
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ESTABLISHED 1870' .. “Wumu‘edimrw-m SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1918
lulu" u
.. SIREHS All]
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Board of Estimate and Taxation
Heard From Two Depart-
ments Last Evening
int iiiPlillliEiliS ’
Huh a nun NllHl
Charity and Water Commission-
ers and District Needs Next
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There was no definite action taken
who turns
IN walla illits
Illinois Women Opposed to
Saloons, and Drys Won 18 '
of 24 Places
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—-Returns today
from the elections held yesterday in
cities of Ohio, lindiana and illinois,
show the following results:
Ohio—win Cincinnati, Frederick S.
Spiegcl, R, was elected over Henry T.
Hunt, 1), incumbent, by about 3,000
plurality, "
Cleveland~Rc~elected Newton D.
Baker, I), mayor, by a reduced plural.
lty.’ ,
1n Toledo Clark Kellerman, R, was
chosen mayor by a plurality oi! 7,000.
Coinmbus~~Re-olected, George J.
Karl), D, mayor.
Indiana .. l'ndiapencils-«Joseph E,
Bell, D, for mayor, was stidoesslnl by
a plurality of approximately 5,000.
The Republican and Progressive cali—
didutos for mayor run about an evon
iii the meeting last night of the Board
oi‘ Estimate and Taxation in tho (‘ity‘
llinli. it was found that the work oli
going over and pruning the various;[
budgets could not be done last nig‘litf
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as the total city budget was not in
their hands, and SOIlle‘Ol’ the ostimatcni
submitted by the different departments
had not been itemized. Explanations’
oi’ :1 low i‘natters were heard by the
board.
(Continued on third page)
HEARING MONDAY
The public utilities commisslonf
heard arguments of counsel Monday:
at Hartford on petitions in relation toz
the repairing of the bridge at West-
rport over the Snugatnck river. The,
town first petitioned for tho rcpairingi
of the bridge and for the apportion;
lag of the cxmnse between the town‘
and the Conncctcut Company. I
A hearing was asaigncd for this pow
tition and on the day before it was
to have been held Judge John .l.
Walsh, of Norwalk, notified the com-
mission that a contract had bccn
found by which it would he shown’
that, the company was required to
keep the bridge in rcpnir. Attorney
ill. 1. Pack, in behalf of the company.‘
dcnied the cxislcnco of the contract
and also presented a petition for an,
order for the repairing oi’ the bridge.‘
.iudg‘c Walsh rniscd the point that the
commission had no jurisdiction in the
spoiler since the question involvcd
was a local one Mr. Spock urlxcd
that thorn was no Contract, The ar-
uumcnls of counsel occupied somo
than prior which tho commission look
ibc matter under in? iueincnt.
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FREIGHT one lilCllEASE
iiiliiliiY. .\'o\', a"). The llcrby Iluuig
ncss Iiicn's Association holu-vm~ that
thc Now York, New ilnrcp and Hart“
.i'oi'tl lllili'ontl tiliiilllil ho ullowmi lo
ndlancc its i‘rwihht iuriil‘u in ordcr to,
allow it to inccl incroascd trumlpot‘tir
lI-m rhnrucn. This ballot is ciliinliiicli
in n ronoiuiioli iliioptcd loot nihhl al a
ilnmtluu or tho liiirllll‘ilil.iilii and which
dwlnrcn:
”Flint it in tho ncnsc oi“ this tie-mm
< nation that. in view oi’ lhc ial'uciy hi9
('i‘l‘nldl'll cool to the New York, Now,
llarvn nod llnril‘ord iluilrnnil (Youlf
puny ol' [i‘illllllllii'Hllg both morrhnndion.i
nml pnuucuncrn tho priviloac should"
not ill' doniod them of no adluulinir'
their rules as to make receipts equal1
mpcndiluren. lcuvlnlz n roasonnblc’
iuarlrin ol‘ prnili to the investors In its
Block."
The meeting or the association was
hold to renounce to a call sent out by
the suite Business Men's Association
on the first of the. month stating that
the state association bud rachVed in«
formation that ti mine on the freight
tariffs on various commodities would
so into effect on November 15, and
advising that a protest against the
proposed Increase be lodged with the
interstate Gotnmerce Commission at
Washington by local associations. '
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l\\'illl(} in South ilcnd and
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0f the large cities in indiunn, Evans
\‘iilo, Torre li‘auto, Fort \i‘aync,
Mnncic, llogansport and Anderson will
have Dcmocruliv ndininistrations,
Lafayette.
the ('Iitizon'o', ticlmts were successful.
For the iirst time in the history of
Vinoctuics, the oldest town in indiann,
the l'lcpuhlicans were successful, elect»
line; a mayor and other city oilirinlu. t,
In twenty-four nninicipaiitios of
Southern llilinois, womcn, who exer-
cised, the right of franchise for the
first time in the state, voted in the
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saloons,
(_)i' twenty-tour cities and towns vot~
lug, under the. township ”unit law,_,the
“dryn” won olivrctiilh‘eil 18, the rivets“
hold ii and there, was a tie in one.
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mean: one and:
or BAVAIIIA. DEPCSED
MUNICH, Bavaria, i'ov. 5.~—'l‘he in-
sane King ()lto w
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as deposed today.
from the throne of the kingdom of {Bib}
varia, which he has occupied for twen-
ty-seven years without being aware of
his position, and Prince litigant i
will, proclaimed himself king in
place in pursuance ol’ the prov
a low rrcontly enacted by
‘houscs oi", the lluvnriun Diet.
The new king is to be known as
Ludwig Ill. He will take the oonstitu-j
llomil oath probably on Nov. 8.
Thu royal proclamation posted ‘
throughout the kingdom today declaresJ
incurable the insanity which has incu-
pacitniod (llto l’rom ruling, and stairs:
that in consequence of this. l’rinco lic-
gcnt Ludwig has brought his regency,
to an cad. has ascended the throne and
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his ,
isions or ‘
the two '
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nominated. himucli' king.
The ill-pound King (Mo was born on
April 27. iS-lu, and succeeded his.
brother, Ludwig il., who drowucd him»:
ucii‘ in Siarnbcru Lukc, June 13, Willi, 9
-—CHICKEN DINNER.
Squircu, successor to ()wcnn,
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KILLS Foucault
lli'I'i'lllli'i‘, Mich, Nov. h.~~~l’iilrol-
man Warren .1. Show wan shot and:
killed, i’nlrolmnn Arthur J, Mitchell
was liunacrouniy wultndcd, and (lily
Physician liavid ll. “owning was
nilphliy injured. iulc Iaul ninht, by
Walter Kuhlonin, whom they noulthl.
to dciuin in l‘l-ulrni i’niico Sluiion i‘oi‘
urmninutlon up to bill nullity,
lituhinmn wont to Ull‘ station dolilur-
but ho had ill‘liil divinely commluhimnul
to kill all mankind. ' While being (no
amincd by tho phinlciun, ho ntarled to
learn the room. When Patrolman
Bnow barred his war, Kuhlmnn drew
a revolver from his pocket and shot
him through the body. Patrolman;
Mitchell and Downing than grappled:
with the madman, but before they
could subdue him, Mitchell had receiv-
ed n bullet wound, which may cause
his death. Dr, Downinp‘n injury was
a flesh wound on one hand.
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“THE LENDX MILLINBRY.
The pewter iii-too millimry shop.
at South Main St, Booth Nor-walk.
w
ill Dilliliiii
‘nnd the South Norwoik railroad stun
. two yours.
idiuposcd In incdinto lictwcrn the Unity
, \vi-icotno.
James \V. (lorurd revolved u long din»
‘ patch today from \l'aehiuuion i‘orprns- . natures, and mo
nation. The amimnnndor will go to tho . in Dr. William ii.
iii l-‘resldont lluortu appears not yet
to have replied to tho communication noted speaker,
from the United States (lovernmontdhear him in re
delivered to him on Sunday, toiling'm, Forbush be
him he must resign speedily the pros»
ldoncy of Mexico and must not leave
on his successor any member or his
official (partly or his unomciai odiw Harwell: im
rents whom he might be expected to give an add
control.
King Boycott and Math Baird It the‘o'elonk,
no: today.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Thursday
ii. i. P. him
Mllllllii’illi
Wilson, wanton Pluraliiy,
Sweeps the Cliy-Enlire Ile-
publlcan Ticket Elected
m
cameraman? Nov. fia—The city
election assumed' the propertion gt a
republican landslide, but the demo-
crats get tout-Outlet the twelve older-
man. Mayor Clifford ‘B, Wilson was
re-oleotod by 2,048 plurality, and the
entire republican ticket was elected.
The result brings a lot of surprises.
for the republicans did not expect to
carry the otlicee of city treasurer or
town clerk. Tile threat of the organi-
lzution wing of the democratic party
to knife its cuntfidate, Frederick Mui-
llns, and the entire Purity League tic.
hat was faithfully adhered to. The
order to go out and pull the second
lever was generally obeyed.
One of the results of this election is
. _ i ‘ ‘ _ . t t -tt an entire repudiation of the policy ad-
orifhlili‘ilgofiiél‘ldrdnxg “Elli? g? vgg‘tl'wfilrfivommd by the "Evening Farmer" and, NEW YORK, Nov. fi.—~i§ach succes-
, lthc democrats, for all the hondlnuE . . , , .
Councilmen, in regular session, in thoiiqqnm with one exception were voted .51“ recapitulation early todfll at-
(flty llaii, last evening, was the pett~gnmn lavornblvds was also ”k; rei‘c‘r {firmed the crushing (latent of Tam-
‘ t ,, . . a ‘l
' . ‘, t ‘3 ":11 old lilil tor a' _ , ’ .mun forces in up, r . ,: ~ ..
:i:’;‘)‘:t:l:: 0:3 ':;‘.‘tt':mfk:‘i:‘ fizmiewfindum which is a repudiation of the,n lifts State T13“:figfizitflstuxga
A (C , L 11‘ Lb. tit L \‘oiuaik gold “pay as you: go policy'" or the. ' 5 ‘ H
' x - v . ‘ i I u ,- ' ' .
uvuxuennt or soon, as i "dilllltli’l‘iltlt‘ platform. ;
iAMMAllY 08
virtual
on at INE
i‘ohn Purroy Mitchel Has a Plur
aliiy at 115,000 lor Mayor
at New York City
allocation
ill nitration
Sulzer Elected in the Sixth
District
ill in ~ ~
“it won
Connecticut Company Petitions
for New Curve in Fort Sl.,i,.
East Norwalk
iHRil NEW Piiiifli
OFFICERS liiiiilii
Inventory of Town Properly Will
Be Made tor New City
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nosrox. s... um'l‘he extent of the
Democratic landslide in yesterday's
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cd Status and Mexico. i
The French llovornmont huu lakcurnTHE HEART or A BOY”
tho nltlludc that It will do nothing un-I , A" "‘TEREST'NG TBPIB
ill l'nrthcr ndviucd till to thc policy of;
lbw l'nitnd Hinton toward Mexico and m...
cars from Gregory's Point to Norwaik" __..........
surprise. llornce .lackosn, the lluii
Monday evening.
lslrength 01’ 1.000. The socialists also;
FREE 8 MIL T0 ”We . ‘L'
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e Another outcome of the opinion ls: GOV wa'Sh ”88 a Plural
{item for the first time in u numberI
Hone-stirsn‘pnywhinoneyflowrd “Wide 6 rated with some“ and the burn?
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walk. when he was ordered to NINTH.“ ,uutli alter a rocupitulation oi the has
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yesterday afternoon in I“ TRAIN WflEcK i elevated to the governorship in a tour-
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been lobstering all summer, but atlklllcd and many Injured when the accorded a Democratic candidate 1“"
,wrecked by collision Willi a local traini
fies Were not all cxiricuied until this1
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though he did not ollcr any grant oil-i All the corpses were badly burned bl 1'
From the form of the. scntmice, it the others we're a French Infantry can 0" ”10 511110 “Ck“. With the possible
jnii as ho numlioncd. Thirteen passengers were seriously bolts political history. ladnurd l’.
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homc’nmdc sausage, 'lSc lb. Churnok's Nu? pasecnucrs. 1' Barry, ”' 1mm" “Hm ”' (“M
FRENBH "A110" and Poets, today paid a visit to the1 Th" 0er Democratic MM“ oilirors
.........__ being cared for. brick W. vivinnsllcld; auditor, Frank H.
by the Mexican li‘orcilln iliiloc, it it was“, ”,0 “WW,“ or the View“. ,tiwll'l. It. and Thomas J. ”mutton/ll;
The Republican grip on tho Legisla-
‘cuch branch. The i’l‘oi-zt'ounlvos, who
then do nothing which might be urn,
€i.~-«~Aminisnador‘“—mvm today, in tin.- study ol‘ a boy. publicnns, 20; Democrats, iii: Progres-
with the intention of running throughl The small vote of the progressives; (Continued on Third Page.)
and tho socialists was another of lho‘ _
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tion. A hinting, has been “Qt tor l A blouse candidate; for mayor, got 369
lvoies. lie was credited with at least ai ,
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(Continued on bkl ,ge) iron or behind expectations, their:
,nuiyoraiiy candidate receiving 1,783; .
SUPPORTING W|FE£thnt the board dbl alderman i re no.5 “t f G
. s o . ly or overnor at 53,691
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“i_ would rather,“ to ill“ dill! break vor, ears. The Valery is being noteilyl
wife's support." is the statement cl‘ed- ; lug oi“ plenty of rod lire, ‘
ltcd to Edward liciznian, of South .\‘or— i __ ,
$6 per wot-k for the support of his TV'TWU BDD'ES lure“ Wank Then it was found that
wile, Ethel, and their child, illtn, agedl Lil-‘U(=GOV‘- Dill'id 1. Walsh had been
Judge John lieogh's court. .corncrml contest by a plurality 0f 53"
iiielzman. a machinist. by trade, has MELUN, Nov. Fir-#l‘hiriy-iwo werc’hm' This is the largest plurality over
prcset‘it is doing nothing. lie is ntililarseillosl’nris cxpt‘css train was thooilice. ,
present staying with his brother on’ C(iilillleto rctnizis give the vote for
i’cck’s Ledge lighthouse in the cust'noar here late last evening. The h0(,‘,go\ctnor as follows; ,.
passage ‘ David l. Walsh. i), 150,368; Charles
Mrs, i'leiznian claims .rnolty on tho ‘ afternoon from the burned and splin-‘lb' ilird, 1):.128’677; Augustus 1" Gard-
part 0! her husband, and Mr. Heisman, ‘ lured passenger coaches. ‘in '3 1" ”(NHL WES"? 3. P036. 1. 10.-
position. believed his wife untrue to'und almost unrecognizable. Nine of iho MW governor carried witlrlilm
hitii ithe (load were postal clerks Two or into oilloo every Democratic (‘llllllltlilt‘l
would appear, that ilciznmn must , thin and his wilc. while another was exception of attornoygcncrnl. ’l‘hisis
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cithcr so to work or break stoncs in ‘1 prominent morcahnt Ui' Lyons. another result unique in Mussuchu
M-.- "Mm-.- ”m... ,huri and othcrn badly shaken. ‘Elfrl‘r‘v' h: 1;“: “fr. “flittimngofurfmr'
mldverything in pork liuc. lit'Sll There were no Americans "3 vote or “S "a“ “‘“" ludward
mm...“— i President l’oiucarc and Louinimm’ R' “9 0; ”"1”“! VOSSI‘UW. 1’.
ihlnsso, iv‘rcpcb Minister or Comnwrco, “M'MH‘
WILL “0T MED'ATEht-cni- ol' the wreck. ttflor‘.\'iii‘(ls going cilotltlil are: Secretary of State, FEM“
1,0 the hospitals whore the injured are .l. Donahue, re-clccled; treasurer. llrcd~
In. . Nov. Tm-“l‘lic ll‘rcnchr-l"or-‘ ’l‘iw two statesmen subscribed $i.~ l’opc. TM contest [or nttorncy~gcncr~
clan (lillcc was asked informally today non towards a fund for tho uuslutnnce ul bctwocn Attorney“uncrni .iamcu Iii.
' :wun at) closc that a l‘lll‘llllllt may be
necessary.
turn wan wcukcncd. ’l‘hai party. other
,a control of yours, lacks a majority In
It may be solely estimated that one scored heavy anion. hold ihn buinnco
Iol‘ the moat interaction. studios in the 0‘ llOWN‘: ’i‘hc S'illlllfl hiullllhi lio-
lloyu are ol‘ many kinds and varying elven, 2. Thu ‘liouno stands: llcpubii-
student oi‘ boy“ 1., cu'm, il'i; lioiuocrntu, lilii; l‘roptreuv
iliditiilN, .\'ov.
notation to the German ll‘oroinu (ll-pm” fhllghed with hip lunar”, m, circa, 17; indlnicndcntn, 2; Socialists,
iit'l‘, cxphdnina‘ tho ulopu the lllliielinrmny are the points which arise for 1-
iltutm bun lakou and is about to tnkemomidnrmnm or pm mum your“, One” The Domocratu also made alight
for tho illittllillifllil. or, the Mexican nit-inf “mpg who know most about boys gains in tho exucutivg ouiuioil.
”Il‘orbufih, m, p; uni The outstanding i'cnture of the nice?
ll‘orcign (.llllcc this afternoon. (93(1)an ml the cabinet. and in formulation. in addition to the magnitude nl‘
Huerta Makes No Reply. for on. great knowledge regarding tho’tho Democratic victory, was the
MIDXIC‘O CITY, NOV. 4.~»~l’rovislonn youth”,
Crippled with this Dr. ll‘orbush Is a For the
and an opportunity to cone name into power as a party in‘
garden on exceptional. ‘ this state, their nominee for governor
, p it been uncured by tho ‘ was forced into third position.
.Womon'u Municipal Amazon or south ‘ Bird lending Congressman Gardner by
,Norvvfllk. and the Civic Macao ot Non“ 10,363 votes. The Programme gains
Milk, in conjunction with the ,iiioct in membership in the legislature also
provcmeut Association, to'give them strategic position in both
reps in Norwallr. So much House and dimple.
Interest indentured in the man and his .Auother point or interest was the
WW topic, “The insert or a Boy," that the email vote given Governor For». tilt.
~IVANHOB. Norwaik Hithlfiohdol hall should he'll‘osn. once a Republican, and three
Magnificent 4.9,“, amp feature With [tiled tomorrow . afternoon at 3180 lines elected new executive tantrum-I
' The public-is cordially lnvlt-l carat, entered the contact ,vo‘ry late in
, ‘od and there transmutation oil-roe: the cannula lien Ihdenehdeht. a;
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Ethnic election was not fully realized .
strength shown by tho Progressives.‘
first tints since the itepuhllwi
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Races and Other Events the most
Successful Members have
Ever Had
lRoluctantly the members of the
Norwaik Yacht Club admit that the
season islover and today the club
,liouse was closed for the season, The
big tank float was hauled ashore last
sleek, together with one runway, and
,the old i’loat will be beached during
lthe week. Mr. and ‘Mrs, Thorsten A.
ilStnbell, the caretakers who have giv-
fen such good service during the sea-
‘son will remain a few days to get ev~
erything ship-shape and then will {(0
to Port. Chester where Mr. Stabcil
,Will work at his trade as an oyster
‘opener until next season.
Moat Successful Season.
Never in its history has the Nor-
,walk Yacht Club enjoyed a more.
successful season. More boats have
been in commission than ever before
and thanks to the addition to a. hunt-
ber of new boats the racing has boon
unusually keen. in Class A, William
Farrell's Senora, a fifty footer, and
iii, A. Mociier's Fearless arc new com-
ers, the former winning out on points
for the season.
in Class 1 there were also two new
Amos Coyle, Wheelwrighl. Talia ‘
llluminaiinq Gas in Board- .
in; House ‘
ilHiillliS or" ,
noun in
,Dr. ll. E. Perdue and Officer E;
S. Siratton Early Arrivals
‘ Lying on the floor of his room in.
Sarah lardiigon's boarding house, at:
.33 Railroad avenue, practically nude-p
,and in an unconscious condition.
{Amos Coylo, an elderly resident. ofii
'South Norwalk, was discovered pearl .
asphyxiatod, this morning, having in»
IIlialpi‘agti illuminating gas, which poured
.1 fro ‘n a jet on the Side of the wall.
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3“”, making a total 0f 5‘" James There are two theories udxunced for
i “”9“ 5 \‘irya 11' “M William the situation; one that it was a suicide
Clark‘s Nadia, both of the knock-
,aitcmpt and the other that it was all,
about type. Mr. O'Brien won tho. sea-
_ ' . accident. »
son is point cup .by one pomt OVPI', (iovle is axwhceiwright by trade, and: ~
Commodore William H, llyington's ‘
.1 , lavas employed in 20 Brook street, It
MiCkm“ WM“) .won “”5 ”Why 1‘15“ per Norwaik. ilie i»: not known tohuvé- _
your. _ Ebeen dospondent and was apparently
the season 8 trophies for the var- in his usual state of health at. thetima'
ions races which were held weekly.“ retiring last mg“ There is no
“we won as follows: Commodore , reason to believe that the accideutm
flyingion. six cups. James Olirien, 'a suicidal attempt, [more than there is
five cups. and Arthur hole, one cup. ; to believe it a mishap, pure aud‘nlmv'
The greatest of credit should be.1lle. '
awarded to E. J. Nicolle? andjVillinm The discoverv of the man‘s condition}:
Leo \\ art] of the, Regatta Committee. 1“.” made by the chambermaid. who '
whose untiring efforts and fair handi , we“, to the room tomake up the bard,
capping ““3“ M" factor in “‘9 sca— this morning. The door was still look
son’s success. Mr, Mueller had a most cd and there was no response to her-
artistic score card mode, with the,knocking. Obtaining help, the door
club flap: of while with a rod border, ; was broken in and (,0er found lying,
and a white “N" in a blue field, which ’0“ 1m back beneath the winddw“ The
was reproduced in its proper commfiwindows and the door were tightly, .
innd, the “times or the various “OMS . closed and the air rocked with the foul
‘lq“"‘:hll‘nce iocordcd, Tans-cons utimwphcre. After opening
‘m' d 3 the 8038“" was “1”" n 1m" the windows and the door the alarm ,
0rd ,brmkfl' Beginning “1}“ the jiwas given and word dospatched to Dr.
opening reception on Decoration hay, Robert E l’crduc and police headquar-
ihero was music and dancing in tho tors
afternoon and evening, and on every, Dr l’crdue and Olliccr Frank 8.
“my!” evening: the regular Club-Straiton reuchcd the scene about this «
dance was hold. The annual walcr some time. (Jovle was placed on the
. , .. N. . r - ‘
“’0'” note held Saturday, ""5"“ bed bcncuth on open window through
9. Ibo prizes wol‘v unusually numor- which a breeze was entering the apart- _
ous and apprtmplate, and otll‘ll pallmnnm' lir. [lemuo'nwfimd by the am. ,
33mm"! “ '18 aziwn a suitable "‘92" ’ ‘cor. workcd ovur the illilZl tor a time,
lhc tmnot lilting W“ ”I" even! M “but bothered his chances for recovery
the afternoon and coded in a lie, 1in very slim. ’l‘hc. pullout hud evidently
prizes were two ””‘m “"0“ Wm" hccn inhaling the gas for sortie little
priul'cly TM“??? dither 03,”,‘15 “pnhtimc, and his lungs warn well saturn
.nmiu soon. m on um) I l. a; con utcd with “m poisonous “1,,“
tool. ”w" ’5 filmy dh mu’ Mm“, 8M1!" 'l‘hb advantages of n pulnioiorlwould.
mixed aloumwifnn”: 'n(‘"",l)0‘;3 :wm‘:'illl\‘tl been demonstrated in this cage
“W“? l,“ l m f' ft“ m an. up ”W5 had the city posscsscd such a place of
Bitilll) (nnoo tau. ‘propol‘lV. Othcr mm” (,le have
0n lhc some day in yachts 01' ‘1‘" ”low machinm in their iloiil'o depart- 3'
Kniciwrbociu-r Yacht Club on llil‘ll' ' ’ ‘
nnnuni croisc come into Ibo bnrhor‘ ((‘ontinltcdou tumiflh M30.)
and worn cnlcrtnincd in tho cvonlnlz;
at a stacker. A numbcr ol‘ the moon
bore of the club accepted invitations
to turn lhrir boats in tho rounllu of
other clubs and made a pawl show-
ing, notably fornlor Vice-(lommddoro
lludd'u Alcrl. which won thc itilzh‘
honors In tho iirut. divinion ol‘ the
handicap class of Long island Hound
with it percentage of 63.5. William
Mollupb'n Nutomn was also In ovi-
doncn and maria a liar uhowln-p: in
many races.
TliilEE SENTENCED
Til THEIR DEATH
NEW HAVEN, Nov, 5.“~Ml‘lfii, Bunnie
.l, Wakefield and James New woro‘nen-
l.cnccd in the superior Court by Judge
Borneo yesterday afternoon, to be
imaged at the state prison on March
4 next, for the murder ot William
Wakefield, the woman's husband.
Joseph 'Berseron, who shot and hill.
ed Mrs, Elizabeth Douasatt in this city,
was sentenced to be” hanged on hot»
rusty 4 next.
W
horror PECPLE , ,,
went INTERESTED
llcnpilo lhp chilly \vnuihor oi ”$9.
cvrning, a lame number of people
ntood our, in this cold to get the cloth
:tlon returns. {:ormldcmbie interest in'
ithe New York city and state oioctioms
was manifest, and the Bridgeport catn-
paign also held oultu a little concern
as in tin coilhoquolictul hero in Nor:
walk. The Now .iornoy ethic cloctlofl'
had local color because of the fact that
James Flcdier. culminate for titularh
nor, (who was nuccanatnll has raid.
,tivnn in town. , . .
' Many people sumo-ed the returnfl
from The, identical builetinu. The]?
were many telephone child during
the evening and all were duly entity, ‘
ed. the Milt information received'tfil.
town being completely imparted.
monomer THAN”.
I desire to thank vibe many {tit
and neighbors tor their triplicate
monument; also im- floral
illum- ‘ 1 ..
l: _ as... . rims. m .49 .Witéi"
, ~1‘ry “our delicious, wheat bread,
.nnnner Eatery, calcareous :J
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