crutufi‘urntczotutvhtu 'v a.“
“thatch opulddof H
without commend
vsrtising. and have
IIIIIZ
finally realized your
mistake. don’ 1 give up
business, but “hock'
the idea. 1
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Intent! It the South Norwalk root—ole!
alum Gin-mm:
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Aaoolotod 111... 11m from on part- or :11. Wei-11111111
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SOUTH NORWALK: CONN, SATURNAY. NOVEMBER 81 1918
get a glimpse cl sonic
of the greatest truths
about IL: .
I I
8111111
11111 13
111111 1111
Ensign E, l. Perroit, of Salvation
Army Corps, Returns From
Visit to Find Much
Work for Him
IAN. ANA IARS. BEERS
ANN SEVEN RNNNREN
Moved Here From Ridgelield on
Tuesday to 53 Fort 81.
(inc of the most pith'ul of 1111 the
(uucsoi'suii'cri11g cVor brought to tin1
attention (ii the local {IIAAIIUllIlI’S is
that reported late yesterday after-
noon, regarding; the destitute shite of
the. family of William Beers. Since
’l‘uesdny the family has resided 111' Bil
Fort street 1611.111. \‘orVVulk,11nVin::
moved down from lliiigeib'ltl 11111 first
oi the week, but their few 1111.15 hen:
hch been ones nev'ei to be. impotten
in the days to come.
Hovering about 8 little 1.'-"VVobutner
kc1osene stovo, turned low to 1111Ve
expense, Mrs. Beers and seven child-
ren, live small girIS' and two little1
boys, were discmered by charitable
neighbors. The house boasted of but
a single article 01‘ furniture, a bed.
i
and the members of the family during,
the daytime either remained standing
or not upon the floor.
Upon this tiny stove all the cooking
that provided nourishment i‘or
flickering iianle was thus mode
answer a threefold purpose.
to
At night
the family distributed itself upon the'
bed, and upon rugs luid on the bare
doors. it has been bitter cold, these
past few nights and there has been
little sleep for any of the ocrnpunts ol'
the domicile called 11011111.
The children 11111211. in 111111 from 12
years to ill 111011111111, 11in are distrib~
Iltnd as follows: girls, 1:. 1n, 1’. 111111 .1
years und it) 111111111114; boys. 11 until 8'
yours. The clothing (11‘ the youngsters
won in very poor (ondition, mid 1111
but dropping 11VV11,V'{1'om ihcit iiitio'
thillctl bodies,
.111, 11111111; bus secured employnwnt
Vl‘ll 11 llnvniond l,1'0111or,11 and his
wages will 1'11 1:'11 toVV'uid cuinblishinlz
tho l'uinllv (111 11'111er1'ootlng
lmmdntlon oi lie but. .'
in: IiiIiI by
'I he
‘tlmop is be-
('li:11'it;11.1‘11 triendn, 11nd
yr..-.1111rduy (“111111111 Nil 111111 HIOVO bud
l‘i'liltli'iul 1b.. oil 1:11 tor, and VV'nrzn
1111111111111 11111 upon 13111 1-1:;‘111 1.111’3 bucks '
lV‘urnlturc, too, will 1111 11111 riled in the
house and 1111.1 111111111111111 111'“ work ’
111;; hurd toduV to 1111111,. 1111- 111111111
11111111 cmni’orlnble I: 1 Mini. unloriun' 1111
( Il‘(‘lilii1‘illlil(t' .11.
”11111 1111111111: i’urui111111 was not mov
pd down from liiduniichi 111111111111 it'
“till 111 .1111 lliih1 vulnnr 11.11 11; 111111111 ltu
removal 1111 11111111111111.11111'1' 11111111111111. M1211.
ileum 111 n cupnblo woman, to 1111 11111
huurunt'iiu, 11nd prcshlunovm'11111' 111111111
with 111111.111'111114 provlded, liliil‘HIiiiIb‘ bur
11-11mm 01‘ more 11111111111. She will noun.
VVith inuiurlulu pl‘ovldnd, liliiI'llIIliII Ill'l‘
luruu i‘umlly 111111 bottcr circlitnutnxtcnu. 'wiih 11111 count 111‘ 1111.1 «1111111 $911,511. 'l‘hn.
WNIIIN EXANANIIE NAN
NRRE lNAN YEAR All]
Subcrihers Express Satisfaction
With Service But Deploro
Extra Charge
WILTON, Nov. 8.-~The Wilton 1,011
ophonc exchange was one year old last
week, and while the local manager
wus‘too busy with his duties to 1both-
or with bouquets, the date was re-
membered-by several subscribers as
marking a year of more than good
service. «Cutting in u 11on system.
with its vast amount of construction
work, was not easy, and every line~
mun. and every operator worked well,
and putiontly to solve the many new
problems, that were daily presented.
111 June 11 series of thunder storms
raised havoc with the wires. Sec-
tion utter section was put out of
business, and the “trouble. hunters"
were kept on the jump. One evening
early in .lu'no u bolt of lightning
struck 11 cubic and shot both ways.
One portion run into :1 house nearby,
and set the woodwork alive, and the
other played havoc with the switch
board in the exchange. Considerim;
1111;- dumauc, it was repaired quickly.
Many Opposed.
\\ hr 11 the subject. ot 11 1111111111110. ex
change in Wilton was ilrst discussed,
there was an humediute diViulon of
iopinion among Wilton subshribem
MEININNSI
ANNIVERSARY
RRWAIINN
Many oi the Former Pastors of
the Church Present and
Give Addresses .1
1111111111111 1111
11111111. A. 11111
Boireshments and Social Hour
Followed Religious Service
.__._.__..'
odlnt Episcopal Church 11 most inter-
esting service was hold in connection
niversary of the founding and the on:
number of residents of tho llowayton
as well as many from The \‘olwuis,
were in attendance and all found the
service most interesting and inspiring.
Last evening at the Rownytozi Moth-'
with the observance of the 1111.1th 1111-:
pcrintendency of the. Rowuyton Moth?
odist Episcopal Sunday school A large‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain Tonight and? Sunday; Colder.
EINE llEll NP II
SIEII’I BAN BREW
What Happened Then Plainvillo
motorman and Conductor
Took “40 \A‘Winks”
my...”
1
.
NEW BRITAIN, Nov. 8.~Morpheus
played a. rather mean trick on the
Bristol and Plaiuville Tramway com-
pany, last evening, .‘dnd as a conse-
quence service on the Plainville line
was domorulized for nearly an hour
and the repair crew was put to con-
siderable trouble. Motorman French
and Conductor Domarsh, who suc-
cumbed to the wiles of the god or
s1cop.arctoduy the victims of. tho
jibes of the trolleymen on the road
and it is said they will lose their
places because of the incident.
The pair were In churgo 01' one oi
.1110 cars running between Pluinviiie
1.11111 11115101. Business 1111.] been 1111111
during the evening and at 10:15 when.
Athe cur stopped at the Ilriutol tonl
luluui they felt drowsy und decided to
lake “forty winks” during the ten
, minute layover at the and ot‘ the line.
There were no passengers on the
.cnr and the crow selected corner seats. WH'AJMANTIC, Nov. 8.——.\lore of
for their berths. In a few mlnutcnilhe conversations had by Fruztk E.
the, wpm slufnbgrbg peacefully At}. ilowurth. the young Putnam attorney
10 Oh the time they “we scheduled to, charged with arson; with his compan-
uturt on the return trip. the men were; I011 Ill trouble, Llndley (1111110 11 huh
happily dreaming of far off inudslhlm been recorded by a dictogl‘nilll
whore trolley cnrs do not itiiprforo.lllnved 1n the Brooklyn 18111 were re-
ARI] MEN IA
PUINAAIEIR
WNI INN IS
Diclograph AgainFcaiuros in Cas-
es of Frank E. Howarlh and
Lindlov Came, Charged
With Arson
111111111111 11111
11 .1111 11111111
Fear of Outcome ii Conversa-
tions Had Bean Heard was
Expressed
W
1111111111111 111
11111111 1111
Confirmed as Tompory Receiver
of Pope 00., But Boston Law-
yers Wanted Colleceivors
1111111111
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11111 113”
Albert Turner, a Norwalk Barbor'
Struck by Machine Containing
Three Harvard Students
111111111111 _ '
11111111 111111111
Autoisis Took Victim to Hospital
andflSccured Physician
HARTFORD, Nov. 7.«~~A1though
there was opposition to the confirmin-
tion of Col. George Pope as tempor-
ary receiver of the Pope Manufactur-
glng Company, developed at the hear-
ing before Judge Joseph P. Tuttle in
the Superior Court today Colonel
ll’ope was confirmed as temporary re-
AcoiVer and a hearing on the appoint-
ment of u pennunent 1ec1oivcr will 'be
held 111 the superior court December
5.
A C. C. Barton. representing a stock.
holders‘ protective canimittee in Bos-
ion comprehending 2711195 ol1111',os
i11111111 his clients VVunicd representation
A011 the 110an of retoiv'etu and asked
for the uppointmc nit ol' 111'111‘111 11. Tyler,
,of llosion who has been connected
1VV'ith 11111 automobile industry for years
and with the Maxwell automobile poo
pic, 1111 an additional teceiVer. Mr.
Burton declared that the interest»
I
.
An automobile accident, which may
result fatally, occurred at 9 o’clock. -
lust night in \Vestport avenue, when.
u 111111111110 containing thiee Harvard
“1‘“ A‘ 1‘“ represents ““1ch to “A“ ”95‘ A. students bound for the Princeton
out 1111 (1111111 11 o
1111 «g ll 01 t 0 C InDaIlY1'.1.uug ntrucl1 Albert T11rne1",n barber,
which thev on) 11115 been extr'umagant
causing two 1"r11ctnied logs, bad cuts
I'M-‘9" lliodgctt, 01‘ 805W“ “A“"nnd coutusionu about the face and
511111 1111. represented hohl'erb‘ 0f "’0'" head, and possiblv internal injuries
1111111 hnli‘ the1 note indobtcdnesu, which
_ ‘ . The machine is owned
in all is ubout 581111.111'10. distributed iii;
Wood, Jr anti was 'being driven by"
by Walter”
. \1un_V welcomed the thongs while oth.
lurs stood strong against the extrt?
‘ilVo-cent toll to the South Norwalk
.‘cxchungo. Several public meetings
“The Church’s One Fouuiintion,"
Rev. Dr. W. 11. Thomas. The pastor
the other curn were stalled
The service was opened by a hymn. with the. pleasures of the inhabitants. jlutod by Mrs.'Zoln Bennett, widow and
“TINA Their sloop continued undisturbedTdclecuve. when HOWM'III'S triul W118
which the invocation was given by “‘0 for nearly an hour. in the ntcuutimelesmllh‘d yesterday, In
on court.
.IIiHSilt‘Iilth‘IIS and New York said his
tilt-tits did not ask 1111 11111 rcmoVai or
(‘01 Pope but belieVing that to VVind
up 1111.1. chairs of the company and
the Superlm
The woman was again on ‘tho
\\ 111101 0. inmcomb, J1 The name of!
the other member of the party is El-
liott Hubbard All gaVe their address-
0. as Cambridge, Moss.
A
the 1'
hungry little folks was done, and theA
were held in the Wilton Town Hall.
Mr tumbler, district Connecticut man-
‘nl‘zcr of the Southern New England
Telephone Company; Manager Nuttlng
of. the South Norwalk exchang’e, and
other representatives of the company,
were present and at the last meeting
11 motion was curried endorsing the
proposed cxchuugo. Manager 'Nut-
ting 11nd Edward Smith made a
ltousc-to-house canvass, with the re,
suit that the Wilton exchange was
started October 21). 1912, R. 111. Bruein
und his wife being placed in charge.
and have done great work. The “'11-
ton central started with 11111 subscrib-
Acru, six of them with private wires.
Today there are
:15 with private wires.
Decrease in Cost,
At. 11111 installation of thr1 exchange
11111 (burgh ior priVutc linen “1111 53:».
Within 11 chcuit oi one mile. the r11
dim; wuss increased 1111111 1 to one
and 11 111111 11111113 with n $"i rutc.
11111:. “mi 111111.111 pousihln only throu-rh
the. establishmtuii of tho Wilton 11.x-
.tihuntzo. 1.110111 subscribcm who won
1111ch icucd nun-1111111111 11111111 111111141111"
Ation with the 13111 vice, puriitul.11l\ 11111.
1111111111111' residents but 11 11111 urn H'tlil
.deploring the, extra live-cent. toll to
11111. South Norwalk division, which
11111111111 11 tonuidcmbie Increase. to those
commutoru VVho journey to Norwalk
(‘\"'i‘l) 1111V 11nd huvc to 11ch 11111 cxlru
nlckci chry 1111111 lth wish to 1:111.
(in touch with their fu1111~1 or home»
. ..
DEFEIIOE SEEKS
MISSING FINK
1.11 zuily rcnpottniblv, bul morully 1n-
not'ent. Mrs, A, ’I‘ovc, «11' 1111111111
wnlk, Willi 111 court thin nun-1111111, 1111111
in the cure of M. Morutnkr, 111' .‘V-Vv
York. ugliinui her for 1111111111111 non—
uuymnnt. of IWVV 111111.111 unpruhutlnu
1118 nubscrlbcm and
Non I
of the church, Rev.l13dgar S. Jackson.
—-—¢~—
(Continued on twoiltn page.)
ININIINIEII SNIIN IN A
Norwalk Chiol Procuros Beriill-
on Measurements and Finger
Prints in Bridgeport
Convinced that Arthur R. Smith,
charged in Norwalk with arson, is a
number of on uruon gang of \'11w
Yolk the police or Norwuik VViil ut-
tcmpt an investigation of his record'
111 the 1111: city and try to 111111 who
are his companions. (1111.11 of Police
William 11. Pennington of Norwalk
tuined the ilcrtilion 111(11111111'1111111111111 and
photograph of Smith and will Ithif‘
11111111 to .\‘11Vvi'orhtoduvlt is thought
ASuVilii 1.11 1111115 1111 1111111111101] 1111111111 11nd
1111in muy'lu1 111111111 (111 the New lurk
.1'111111'd11 under 11111 111111 name,
ilnncr prints were tukcn by 19111111111111:
(111111 1.11 11111111 111 ilrltluunort
Smith VVnn urioutcd tVVo wccku 11:0
mo 11 V'lntigo oi utlotnpilnu to burn the
iold l'rolul pint-11 in 131111111 NolVank.
111 believed he in the pnruon VV i111 sprin-
Allod 11111111111111 uround lilo tioorn oi the
iiVV'cllinl.r 11nd cut 111111111 in 11111 VV'ule to
l'ut'llliuto u live.
;11.11‘1 ninndlng on it 111111 111 11in mun
but the ilrul 1111111 It failed to live
111111 110111111 Smith VV'1111 11111111 in tho Vl
Vltlliy or the
loulnu the first 111111111111. 11111! won 11111
11111111111de urroutud. 1111 watt idnnliilml
by n 1111111111: knupnv 1111 1.1111 lilil‘iw’lili who
bod purrhnnod night 111111111111 111 1411110»
lino Iht‘. iIlly 111111'111'11.
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H"A ““ll‘ll ('IAIIIIIIIK,VV'1114 donilttul 1111'1'111111 VV'uu 11111111111 by the. utiornoyu I‘WASTAMFORD noun]-
1l111 1111111 or tin,1 recent it'uvt .‘V’Vn'wulk
111111. 1111- 11111 uni’t'iu'uru 111111 11 would not
all be mind. and 111111113 111‘ illufiv left
over article» are boinu pruput'pd for
the 111111 ol‘ Mr. and Mru. ileum, lilti-
uign icilVVnrd .l.i’crrntl,110 ounruotlc
11111111 last work 111‘ great churitv 111
conducting tho. present cumpnlxn and
it in through him that the family has
been made more comfortable.
lounlgn Porrett arrived home lanter-
day morning from a visit to South
Munoheotcr, and has jumped right
1an 11111 work with this worthy case.
The people or the town are leurnlntr
to repose grout cunfldenoo In the Army
officer by reason or the good works
he has wrought in the past.
u *MM
”NW
wflfi'fURbAV NIGHT DANOIG.
11111111119111: 1111111 svwo Orphan“.
1 .1., ’1:
$1111.
11 1111111 11111111111 l-‘luk.
it noemu thut .‘Vit'u. 'l‘ove drow two
checks for the note und guru them to
Fink, who ondurncd thorn 111,1 li'iorutuky,
Fink then returned to him. 'i‘ovo 11nd
udvlned her to step pnymont on the
1(1111111ku.Sl1e did and then unvo 11‘1th
the $87 50 in tidal].
Fink is among the minding.
Attorney George 11. Vodburlzh, up
nearing for M’t‘ll. Tove, stated this
morning that the attention will now
be turned in, an effort to 11nd Fink.
“HOME-MADE BREAD,
cakes and pies. snulroo. ouccouor to
Owens.
W
A1 good 2.111.111»: hoot 111.1111 1103i
PM":
,1
1
The 1111111111111» In now looking i'or'
DEOIOIOIIM DEOEIIVElb
11111111111111 wan runorvmi ynutnrdny by
Judge 1111111111151 In the cute or 11111 11111111
v11. 111111101 11“. Mickey and Mnrtin Kuhn
and which grow out of Governor
Baldwin's uppolntnmnt 01 Judge
Walsh in ,Stomford. The latter up-
polntod keno clerk of tho city court
thorn. Judge Young, who hold over
from 11111 term, has appointed liloltol'
to the‘ clerkship. The question at.
issue rooms to be whether or not more
was 11 vacancy in the partition whoa
Judge Wotan made his appointment.
There to I like one not»: «pending 19'
tho ,IDDWI court. will 11111111111“?
there will he no dwilldti in: thaw
out room until dict phoneme conry
1 hands Mn :1 (ostrich.
111111111 111111111 11111
went to Illrdueport ,V'cfiiortiuy and ()Ii-'
111.1,
1 111111111 111 five per cent.
A linhloti V'unillt1 wun ;
1111111111 on tho szV 1111-.
switches. the crews momentutily ex
pooling the urrivnl of the French-
l)cmaréh combination. After waiting?
for several minutes the conductorsi
notified the oiiice that something bad
undoubtedly happened to the missing
cur. Superintendent (‘ockingu called
upon the repair crew and started with
them in the work our over the line.
At the terminal they found the cause
of the trouble. The crew was still fast
asleep. M 1'. Cocklnpa interrupted their
dreams. it was a surprised pair that
gated on the superintendent and dis-
covered from their watches that It. was
utter 11 o’clock and that their little?
“snooze“ only suspended irntiic for 35
minutes.
IIAILIIOAO IAN AOMIDDII
. PROPOSED BOIID ISSUE
1
1 11 1 11 11111110 111),
(Continued on Sixth Page).
. ~COUNTRY STORE DANCE.
. Roodner?o Hall, 111011.. Nov. 10.
1111111111 111111111111-
11111111111111111
Pundorlord, G. M., Turns Matter
of Better Service Over to Put-
ler, L. M., to be Taken Up
at Once
. .nw
The matter of the improved trolley
service for Norwalk. that continuous:
\servlcc from the llorion Point switch
Nov. 3”,;th Times to the South Norwalk depot, in pro-
Inuyu this afternoon: The formal an “WASH“ The Public SMHCC Commlv
too of the Ernst Norwalk anprchntcnt
nounconicnt of tho W'iihdntwui of the Aauoclntlon yesterday reccchd it per
TH‘UIMI to 1811118 36715331000 “I U 991‘ 11011111 letter from (ionnrui Mnnuuor J.
9(an debentures by the. xpw York. K. Punderford, who 1.111111 that he 111191
New Haven and llnrtiord ’ltnllrond turned the matter over to Locnn Millb
lom‘puny, is expected In a low bonru. tiger .l. B. Potter, 01’ Port Chester, {or
1411(th in tho belief In 1qu bout lnlorm- Immediate inveuilliutlon.
zed circles in Hartford today. '1 The women. not desiring to uliow
‘ The. railroad compuny bun already the matter to drop. forwarded 11 letter
'nogotintod $10,000,000 in uhort time at once to .‘Vlunnuvr butter. explaining
'l‘hcro was that they had rucuivcd taunt-r111 Mun-
murkod strength in tho tin-called "old ugcr l’undorl'ortl'n icttnr 111111 111111 they
debentures“ today which ndvnncnd to would own", hilt (hlnntmcr i’ottnr'nl
1117, pleasure in the matter.
Former Sonntor Moruun (l. llulkolcy. "We do not intend to lot thin mutter
who Is lending tho onpoultlou to the ulldo." nuld tho cltuirmnu of 11111 cum-
hottll inuuo. would make no plutonium. 11111th to u 80111111111 reporter 111111
on the subject thin afternoon, but. morning. "We are ntlii bunnnvrinl:
1115111111th to he in a puppy 111111111 of 111111 uppurcntly tho resultu urn V-oniiniz
mind. '1lo ult‘nply uhownd u tulnurnnt along all riultt. No mutter VV'itut in
received by him from 11111111111 Cilnl‘m‘lb douo with thin curVu1 11111111111111111111 11m-
ing the 11111111111; of tho moth-1' on Mon- pouod additional iruukuuu from the
tiny 11311111 11110111111 line to 11111 lloriuu Point.
1 'l‘rouaurur A. 8.1.1111). of tho ruilrond llnc at tho llorion i’ulut mitt-.111 we
itillli'illllliy. when tnuthlunud by thin- waui the other (continuous unrvloe
Ipltonu thlu tVfan'uoon, uuitl ho know 1111- from tho lldl'itm Point switch to the
uoiutcly nothing about. any intention or South Norwalk depot) now.”
the compuuy to withdraw and ho; it in pxpociod that Munugnr Potter
doubted 11' it were 1.11111. 1111 paid: “it will 1111111 upthu mutter rotorrod 111111111
in too bad to lutortoru with n 1111: coma by tho higbont authority in the com.
puny like tho Now linvuu ltnllrnnthjpnny vnry uhortly, and no the women
which is cudoovorluz to not 111ml! right state, they are nwnitlnp; 11111 11111111111111.
before the public."
’
.1.“...Wum 1 M. Mu...
Mrs. Buttons Duvln. of holder: nvo»
1min, Wan tnkun outlonly III yealcrdm’
noon in tin1 1311131011 Btnro. 81111 Wilt!
removed to her home whom 1m. W.
J. Tractor and W. 113. ilurncli attended
her. Dirt. Davis to doing nicely to-
day audio :11me to on wound
again in a few days.
M188 RUDDEFI HA8 OPERATION.
Mina idn Rudder. twoyuur old
daughter 111‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rud-
dot’: underwent an operation in the
Pool. Graduate Hospital in New York
on Thitfldly for it ciolt pallet. Mru.
Rudder 111 with the ind. am, who is
rooovorlng nicely, and tho adoration
is believed to be 3 1111 .m '
“hub-WWW
«new film an m notion
mil Waive moon: of mutant
W. m mo n M 111111. of
Wu I1 Von-Mo to tho- out; Who
'1? ho, m m W 1‘,"
loom' Moment-1111i uptown
Ind moioym1mflm. when tho
custom my W the marathons
out, who! tam flora in
View him. ,
.1..
got 111111111111; out V'Vt it there. must be:
more money borroVVeti,1qu nutur'uiLV1
from prunticuliy the sump lenders. 111.»;
clients-mike banking intorests~wlsh~‘
ed for the additional appointment of
.Chnrles A. Morse, oi Boston, a mun~
ut’ucturer 11nd bunker, nnd well-knownA
111 Massachusetts nnunciul circles,
I in view of the fact that applications
According to the statements of the
students Turner was just crossing the
111Venuo when he stopped about half
way irom the other side and looked.
,ut the oncoming machine. The drivar
~,turued his machine. to the side, 1101a: ' '
éio pass around him, and when thew
Acar was almost upon Turner, he ran‘fN
' ' 111 front and the automobile knocked
tor appointment oi‘ receivers is pend-'hm, down. The occupants picked 111111
I“?! I“ ”Al" federal CW" 1" Mossa‘chii- Eup 11nd put him 111 the car and p101:-
putts. .ludtzc Tuttle and Mr. Blodgett '
. . ing up David Currie to direct them to
indulged in some discussion 0V” the idle hospital speeded there with their
expense of two or three receivers. Avictlm. Then they drove to the Nor
Mr. Blodgctt contending that Alleygwalk club and got Dr William J .
would cost no more titan one. A’I‘racey and took him to the hos~
Arthur .1.. Shipmun, counsel for tho‘
compuny, said 11111 Boston people were
not familiar with rcceivcrships in the
Connecticut state court, '
Attorney Nutter. of Huston, appear-
ed with Mr, Burton for certain stock
holders and said there is no doubt the
pltul. After that they drove. to the
police station and have themselves up. ,
. The driver, Lipscomb, and his two
gcontpunionu were allowed to spend '
the 11111th 111 the. Norwalk hotel under ‘
guard of Special 01111-011 Moore. This. “1
morning Lipscomb remuincd In town A
creditors WA” AA“ puld A” full. ”‘3 and the other iwo‘left for New York.
urgned for 1111 three receivers. Mr. lie in KT‘MHIV' “mm,“ up over the ac- '
Sltlplnun contended that very little “do“. ‘
iii 1 The action oi‘ the uutoista in
V ' ' “'11 1 1 l‘ - .
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ill" :chchrailzi’p and if “"y A3 herded lured 1111111, 111111 1111111 rcborlluk to the AA
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11 11111111101111 WNW . ‘1 1‘ .pulhc, In 111er 111111111t1nd11bio.
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”‘1“ 11111111., ‘I‘t‘ 1111111, "l‘urnur 111111 11 irncturu of the left lot;
11“““1‘1 A‘1 ”QA‘A’W’” “1’0“" for “ 1‘" 111nm. the liner. and 111111 there woo
('iII utoekholder who holds more 1111111 ,1 compound V'onnul11utcd {rupture of
urn-vqunrier oi 11111 stock.‘ 1111. 1111111 “1,. two 1111111111 of 11111 ”KM 1111: 508%,
there is no 1'111'1111 in the 011111131 111” tniH- mm“. .m, uuhiu. libs f“, 11 in (111111111le
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connuisuion 11111.1 V'onlidnui'u in (‘111 u chVuiuorbuuo In,” uh'lit WWI. may
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.ludkc 11111111111 11‘. liennoy, rupri-uunb 1
forlnu 11111111, pulp.
'Ai’tor brurinn 111111" morning, the
'prlununr uncured 1111111111 or shot) 11nd ItiI
(1111111 wuu routlnudd to ."ovnmbcr 2‘3.
luv. 1111-1'1-1111111111111 crodltoru to tho ox-‘
111111 of $111111,1‘111u, thought 111111 tempur-
111',V' revolver oil that in novnmnry 1V1
thin limit. Air. linrion VulhI Iliu t'httrht'
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of n:implinnuiutuuit did not 1111111111 din MORE EAST NORWALAIVA‘IARE DOV
honunty.
in continuing Col, l’opp 1111 111quth ‘ NATlfiiNS.
ury number 1111111111 'i‘ulilu uuld 1111 IIIIII 111111111 1an luuut i\orwnlk llro tho
111111111111 cmnmitiun oi“ the Eunt Norwulk
111111r11v11nn-1nt Anunplutlon lion found
111111111 work providing for the school
children. (in 'l‘burnduy 1111.1 committoo
,rocnivcd u uonoroun 111111 from Mn.
Alunbuliu. Wutkluu, who. 111111111111 very
JOHN DIMA‘T‘I’EO GETS DIVO'RCEo _lii. 11111th the bnnutll'ul 111111111 which '
1111111111111 her think 111‘ othnrn who urn in
John lilMutico 111 South Norwalk, “19.11.11,, wm, \iru. Watkimi pannin-
obtained it llljl'i‘liii oi‘ divorcn yuuterduy 1111111 111., conuniitnn 1111111111,. 1111111111 tho.
in the Superior court through Attor- money in provmlng 111101111 for com.
111111 Gnome ii Vcnburgh, from but school children. 11111111110111.1111 no 1111111!!-
Wt MB? “MAM“ llihlottoo on m" ore from 11111 11m. are in hood oi“ did.
11111111111111 01111111111111] lntcmporauco. Tito '1‘qu mammal,“ wished aim to an
couple won married on July 12,1111 knowledge the 13031111111111.1111 or 914.731
They had lived togethnr but a. abort “11.1le 11,1 11,1 11.111111111111111 in 1.110th
time whnn hint. Diluattoo began her bury & “1,9,3“,an factory; .3 111m
incineration. A suit for divorce woo 1M" now/1111111111117. or 11011113111111 and
brought. but dropped on her promise 3;; from 1111111. Edward 3V: pm, 10le
to be good. it who all right for a street.
time, but 11111111111 ulna continued our acts 1 ,
and tho motion hull. was begun. which V017 om g, mum-1 m ”1
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may 1111111111111: 1111111111an
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am my quickly mil «1199p, All W14 “howl.“ . "‘
lili‘nnt runllth'nro in his ability 111111 in-
lctzrily.
John 11, iiilln 111111 Wed (‘1, 111111111111.
or 111111 city. worn uppnlnltui upnrniu-
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