which you can ins
crease your busi-
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Nor-wall: Poi
t-Oflioo
111! Second Clan: Matter.
scum 11th111.11, conil'rfiunnonr, NOVEMBER. 2‘1. 1913
Thursday, local unaw- or rains ‘ I‘ N 1) 2 ii E l‘ 13
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illliiiP SURE ll
PllSlli * liliJliB
11 111 1111111.
Wanted to he Consul General at
London, but Bryan Declined
to Name Him
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Cox, Selected 1111 1111. Wallinglord':
Post lliiice, Rewarded for. i
Party Service
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11'1181lllN'l‘0N, l). 0., Nov. ,
’1'3octnnuunnlationn by t‘ongrcssmun;
l'ieilly to the Post Oilice liepartnnnlt'
that l’hillp Troup be appointed post-
11111511‘1‘ at New Haven and id. 1‘.
in". appointcd postmustcr at Walling-
1‘111‘d provcd :11) surprise in woll-int‘orn1~
mi circles. bosontchcs from \V‘anhingn
“”1 a COIllllt‘» of necks 111,10 i‘orccasatcd
those sclcctlonn. The cm1grcsa111nn's
121111111111111111111ilons practically assure
thcir nondnation and conilrlnution by
the Scnntc.
Office a Big Plum.
The Now llavcn postx11nstt‘rsl1ip is
11110 of the big political 1111111111 1:1 the
State of Connecticut. in the sclcc-
lion of the newspaper 1111111 for the
place. Congressman Reilly is thought.
‘ to have hit upon 11 1111111 who is approv- 5'
ed by the rank and {lie of the Demo
01-11111 throughout the district
It. has been no secret that Mr.'l
T101111 wanted to be consul general at
London. thinking that (.‘onncctlcm
'was entitled to the place which han'
been held by many Connecticut mon.‘
But William J. Brynn, Socrotary or
State, thought an oldcr man should
hold the big job in London. in view
of his disappointment on that score,
it is thought to be proper that ho
should ht" handed the Now liuvt‘n
poetmostership. ‘
Cox Well Known.
Vir. Cox. 1111‘ 111‘l1‘1‘tio11 tor the Wal-
lingl‘ord poet, in 11 silver lml‘t’cr‘ut 11'
niodcst enlury. ll1‘. has: been 11 hard
norkcr for the party in his district
and city and has pushed the other
t”oilown for honors for many camv
pnlgnu. Now that thcrc 1111151131111-
portunity for him to got 11 good job
:1. :1 reward for his work, the friends
that hc had 1111111111111 in the past clinic
1.11‘11‘111‘1l for him. Friends 111‘ «Ml.
('th say that 111‘ will unilu‘ an oili-
1‘i1‘11t poetpntutt‘r 111111 1i1‘a‘r11‘1i tho
plat-1‘ for tho 1111111 1.11:: done for
the party in the 11:11:. '
Protest Seaman's Bill.
"E‘hv llnrti’ord 'iAl'ltlirzptil'I.‘ilull (‘1111‘1~
puny, which Optil'ilit‘b‘ 14‘1‘11111i111ut11 1111
the t‘1111nccli1‘ut 1‘l11’1‘i1as 11111111‘1l ‘11
\ig111‘111111_ protcal 111111111111 thc pa .snnt‘,
in i111 111‘11‘1ont l'111111, 111‘ tl11-l.11l“ol
lotto 111‘111111‘11'11 hill. 1‘l11- 11111111111111 in
.‘1111111d to promote nnl't‘ty l'o1‘llt‘1,‘nt
HM and to raise thc éondltion 111' 111111-
1111111 1‘11111loy1‘1l on booth.
The (lonnctllout (‘ompauy contends
that tho l1lll 11111-1111 11 111 111111 1111111111111)
111‘. it. hocnflrc the roun‘11‘11111o:1t11 for
A 111111111 iinoru and othor 1‘1"ait crooning
1111- lngnd otcnnn are too L1111 cm to he
appllod lo bouts plying “WW“ WMMH
liiH‘ 1l11'1 Connecticut rivcr
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I11
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DIED AT DINNER TABLE.
WA’i‘i‘lltliliilY. Nov. 21‘1.\ir“1. Le-
lrnnd 1-‘1. (‘111‘111111'tor.o o‘l [1:11.111 litunpton,
came to this city today to attend 11
family reunion at the 111111111 111 her 110,11.
('luyton l“ larponter, and died at
upoplnxy thin owning while catIng oi
the dinner toblo
m”...
ONLY $113,000 ,
Despite frequent reports to the. con-
trary the ahlghwoy department at the
new city received but $113,000. dc-
cording to the statement. of on 0111111111
111111. night.
W
unite govern dance. every Satur-
day night New City Hall.
Imns‘dmd potatoes, turnips, glblot dance,
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Milli iiiiii iiiiiiii
liiii iiiIliKS iiilIiiiY'
Salvation Army Provides Two
Hundred Dinners For Four
- 01111111111111 Elders ’
W._.Mu~
The Salvation Army under the di-
rection of Ensign Edward J. Pbrrltii
and his wife together with the other
workers, is making many a board glad
Dinners for two hundred ‘hnve
SilliiiiliN IN
Ill liliiNS
iiiii i8 liiiWN
Rear Admiral Fletcher Sends a
Wireless Report lo,Washing-
ion on Tuxnam Conditions
111111 1111111111
111. 1. 111111111
Wounded Mexicans Being Trans-
iorred to American Territory
today,
been providcd’by the Army anti all
have gone \vhcrc ’l‘hanksglvingf din-
ner would hove born a sorry 01111 but;
for aid. ,1 ' '
in the new Red Men' 11 llaii in "W 915i.
W11 ahingtou street 111.1" 1101011.. thin
noon one hundred and sixty- five little
poor chikhon will toast first their eyes
and then their appetites on tho follow-
ing good things: roast; chicken, pork,
Color)", cranberry sauce, broad 11111
hultcr pin and applcs and lolly pops
\\ ASEIING'i 0N,
Nov. 21}. m'l‘ ho rout‘,I
,
Ai“u‘Q 01111 such a feast A“ 111111141 “AS 01 1111: .\lcvican todcinls near .lalucz iz1l1‘1‘1111l injuring
. 1 v ‘P .
111-11111 hci‘orc them in 101111 11,1 the Conniitulionalist 111211-11 and “'1
'illirl..\-fi\'1‘ has. «is worn sent out. by “111111135 report Il‘mn lica1 \dlllll'ili
tho corps. and- om‘h 1‘o1‘1tai11cd the W" l‘ lctchor hullT‘ntim: that conditions in:
lowing: 0111‘ chicllcn, hall 11 pound of the oil 11111111111, ncar ’l‘uxpam wcro not:
buttor. hall" 11 pound 111‘ cotton, halt 11""30 lhrontcnlng as prevlrnndy 11ml inn-11?
pound of 5111:1111‘, a pint, of (‘1‘;111l111r1‘ics. 1‘11‘11111‘tcd. hold the lntcrcst ot‘ ()I'l'lt‘llli';
pnlutoo‘,‘. turnips, onions. carrotr, col< \1‘111-1l11ngton today in tho nlckioun'
cry. soup milk bread and (mo Siiiltilltili, a
Mans (11‘ jolly or u can of trait. 'l‘hn ‘ w """" “
(Continued on Sixtlr‘ l‘agcl.
d» “'“‘"‘r‘“
hou'ucs whore these. are found today
are 11110118 111105 and the thanks 1111011
1i11 i‘Iom honcst souls who ,‘npprciiutc BRAMWELL BOOTH
juhat i. done for them.
Enough to as good an 11 front" \" SAILS F0“ HOME
an oldcn time saying and the poor"
people served by the Salvation Army"
harnd‘arod as well as any king, ti11‘1‘1‘~ '
fore. today.
i"
NFW i'tii‘tlx', Nov. ’11 ~lir111111v11|l
Booth, head of the Salintion Army.
8iili WORSHIPPEB 8
TEXT 800K iilEAii
it‘llii‘AtlU .\Zm Sli. ‘‘‘‘ Reading of iiit,‘
text, 11111111 111‘ thc .\lazdazmm, Sun \1'11r-
shIipprrr“ (nil, occnpit‘d lilt‘ entirc do."
in tho trial in thc i'odcral court llcrc 111'
Adusht llanish, lilgh
andnznau. The hook is
lli'iilldt‘li as ohjcz‘tionuhlc by tho prosc
t‘llitil‘h. 11111" llauieflr 111111 for
it by intcrntatc
(-111111‘11'11‘1
A crondt‘tl
'tbo steamship France.
own was the last to shake l1i~1 hand
"l‘ho police 11 led to stop the 1111111 1111 he
broke through the c.1‘o‘,nd but (1‘11‘111‘1‘111,
liooth rcntmiucd them. '1‘ ho Salvation
Army louder took the trembling hu 1d
extended toward him. “God bless
1011: brother.’ he sold. ‘Stop drink
ing and servo. God."
’i‘wo tlu‘msnnd Snlvation' .-‘11‘1ny 1111111‘
bets cucortcd their counnnndcr to tho
11l1art.Will1 tlcnerai liOoth sniitd tho
utiift’ that nocornpnnicd him on this, his
Iirat visit to .1\11\1‘rica.
tu‘only-ucveu dayu. Thu gonornl said
he was grutiliod with tilt‘11Slii1‘tlli11ll
Army work in line l'~,‘1ltt‘1l Staten and
rim! of
is on
i'Xlll‘l‘Hi‘i in
which
1‘1'1111‘11'1'111111, in
1111111,. ‘1'111111’11 \\‘1‘1‘1‘ lillt‘l‘l‘h'it‘li auditor-“‘1, (1111111111.
guru closc attt‘ntion Iu'hilc i11‘li) diu- "i had 11 very pleasant meeting with
111,1 brother. liallington. " he snid,’a111l
l hopo to non him In l‘nglnnd next
«11111111111. Sincc that 111cctlng it 111111
l11‘t‘11 nhoun that although tho Shiva
11111) and tho Voluutccra 111' .1111-
' 1-1‘11‘11. probably will 1111\‘1‘1‘ actually
roanolnlatc, tbcy will work hand
hand for 11 common nnlvnliou of 1111111.
i hnvu hoon 111nd1‘ happy by thin via“.
and l hopc to 1‘cp'1A‘11t it. probably 11:1
curly an noxt 1'1‘111‘, whcn i go on my
\1'i1l‘Itl lour."
lri1‘t 11tl.1‘11‘111‘,'.'11 took turns in rrndlnu;
tho tirinnlril philosophy cxprcoln-d in
tho 1111411. into whicii ”11‘
Thu rcndinu .1111
I111 l'111i.~‘11‘1l 1111111 1‘1‘1111‘,
“lossonu”
111111‘1 1.11:1 dividcd.
lion
8ENATE iiiAl! TAKE iiii
IliiiiiSTMAS ilEliESS
\\'.\1Slil,1\l(‘1'l‘01\'. .\‘111'. 211. «Thu S1111.
ate llomocratlc niaiority 111111.111111111111
today to have no t‘hrlntnum 1‘1‘11111111 11n~
icon the adrninlulrution currcnlcy hill
111111 boon 1:11111plctcd. in 11 party con»
I'ci‘cnoc it 111111 um‘ccd to 1111‘1-1 1‘11111'
1l11,\ 111 ill 11. 111. 11nd nit until iii 11. 111.,
with two hourn' recon-11 for dinllior 1111-
III llnal action in taken.
I
FOOTBALL" TODAY
'I‘ho football name at \11111111‘111011t
l‘ark today l11‘lw1‘1-11 iiit,‘ Nurwnll
1111111 and tho l‘ort (lhua‘tm‘a in attract
I111: 11111111 l1111‘11‘sl.\\'ll|1
.loo ltuckm playing 111 ”‘11 lmal loam
and 1111111111 .\‘1lnon, 11 Immcr
1111111 11l‘ hi1: in tho 1‘11i11.. playing with
l‘m‘t l‘hco [on additional color in add
~NOTICE.
.\ll 11l111111~1~z and triunnlnua rlwlnra‘d.
' I‘.,i11.~‘.ou
. Minn.
Elba hearing hcro oi the goycrnnn‘nt'n
,antttruat suit. against the American
"lolcphono and Telegraph
nailed for his English home today 1111'. “.01 0‘ the Home Telephone Company
A drunkem of l)ctroit,21~ii(‘.h.
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Another Man 1111 Woman in Auto
at Grade Crossing in Hollldays-
burg, Pa. Fatally Hurt
‘l-IOLLIDAYS RG, Pa" ‘Nov. 26.—-—
',ere instantly 11111111,
and n 1111111 and ' woman were proba-
bly Totally inj "11 today, when 11
freight train on 13 Pennsylvania Rail-
road struck an to at a crusaing be.-
twocn this plot: f and Huntington, Pu.
Wultor Azinger 101' Altooua, was driv-
ing the machine' 11119111111311 occupants
were Mrs. Azi gar, Mrs. Mary Bes-
111111, the latter's tiftcen-ycor-old (landh-
tcr Annie, and .Miss Frances Socrist.
The train was rdnuing'imckward when
.Azlnrcr endeavored to cross the
111111111
1111‘ l’11‘acli and her daughter and
Mia Socrlst uoi‘o killed. Mrs. Azinget‘
v11» i1111‘1n1'dly injured and 1.111- 11111111-
oi 1h.» c111 suntaincd 11 broken 1111' and
Three 11 omen
'1
~» “mi.
1111 marine
.1;-
1Yonterdnv and today were selected by Lhams and “m it is proposed to “so uhich appears to have emanated from
"ONOPHLY GREWS‘ many him had (incitiod upon the step the pr11porly"al1out to ho bought tor-I an authentic source, that the freight
-4. m...—
"11 wtmorgc 11‘. Rob,
1111‘ promidont of thc ”iridium.
'fi‘lclaphon‘Dt‘onipnny. of St. i"1ul,-'
1111 cross-examined today in
(Iliil‘ \l'in No.1.
1‘ 111111111: 1y.
\lr Robinson tcntlticd that the 'i‘-rll
IStatc (‘ornpum had Iinca in Minnow-S
'lu 11 11111111111111 and \111 Ill Dakota 11nd'
hnd establish-1d connections 1:1 South
Dakota. A your age it purchusod 0011- I
1
l9 xtcnslon of the Tri State linen lintl'
hccn 111111111 from time to time by the
1purchnuo of about 1111111111 111111111 local
companies. 11111111 of them unincorpor—
.‘poi atod and owned by i:1di1iduals 111‘“
(‘01 ding to tho \vit111‘1111.i
. B. Randall, of St. Paul, counsel'
for the 'l‘rI-Statc Company. would not
permit. Mr. llohinnon to state how
much had boon paid for tho compan-
ion or how 11111111 bonded indebtedness
wax outstanding.
'i‘hu gross unrntngu of the 'l‘ri-Stuto
$1,31tlt'1ltlllu,
iic said tin: licll
St.
said 1111‘. Robinson.
Syntcm had worn mthncribcrs in
‘i‘nnl and .\iinnl‘npolln than had his
company.
HENNESSV PROMISES
ANOTHER CCNFESSiOii
ALI' 13131 .\111 lohn 11. li1n
proxy 1; authority tor iilc nt11t1‘1n11111
that 11111 111111 will malu‘ 11 conicatilon
in 1111‘ John “111- [ii‘llx‘t‘i‘ii'liiglu in New
1111 l. 11ml Honda} 1\"ilitil ' iii involvu
“hhih 1111111 11lll1Iul‘11111l
'Il11‘ naturo of 11111
11l111c will 1.111 111.- 11111111 alartllng tin.
hm l11‘1‘11 Mimwli in thc cnlirc in‘nlt
in 11111‘ 111,1 maintain:
lilt‘ pnuclnu of
‘VI'
11‘
pumihl ,v
niit‘gi‘d
II1111I121‘11tiun,
and it will ’invnlw,
‘ 11111Illi .‘
“'11. it in the "111- of rotupugiu 111111—
t1lln1tio11‘. "“ i111 111111 unlwd
‘l1"111 11111111 important than that." ho
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ME” ”A" “H" MW“ nllk “OHM!“ 71”“ 111i totl1111‘1111t1‘11l. 'i‘lli‘iiili‘llpinl'i-’11l‘l1i"'l""" I
and our .\llnnl'11ll11‘1n11111,lill “Vaulting. 1‘1”»,111111111111; 11,111,1111;_,n (11111:, W" .A'HAAI'A' “A” ”"l'ti "WW m" “:"
ton ntrct‘t ll“.\'. iA1. (1.. 'l‘. Nolaon, ‘1 .I"\l1‘ll ”m, Iillll|ltliil‘ 11. obtaining Million or 11111
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FEDERAL PRISON OFFICIAL RE
1 SIGNS
l1l‘2A \‘idNW'lili'l‘i‘i, Kama.
Alva Polo, union-intondcnl of 11.1:
lion at the fodm-nl poultcntlur
Itt‘ndcrt‘d hln ronignution today
11 ton hourn altar the nrrital lul
(1. ll. ‘Met‘llonnon npccinl agent
depnrtnmnt of ,ilmi1itie. Mr. Cr
Attorney—Gonornl Mciteynoldn 1
ed that ho reulnn.
Mr. McGlonncn was neat hero fob
lowing the roccipt in Wouhinlgton of
chorgon preferred ngoinnt lto‘1ert, ‘0.
1.1111011, superintendent of print 111 and
president of the federal norolt board.
by W. H. Mnclutl. 'who at tltolrenuent
ol' the attorney-general resigned nevi
oral months ago from the poetItlon oi
deputy warden of the penitentiary.
l1). Koctcz ti. it, Morin-1, I.. ll, It. i’nr
111‘; it, H. 11.. 11nd l1‘. ll, l'ctl‘rnon
'l‘ho So 811 tram and tinl 'i.‘l1:c.rr. will
play for the linhlwcight championnhip
ot'Nnrwulk in the prulintinnry content
at l :30 o‘clock
No‘l’, 21'1.
untrnc:
y born.
within
1‘11 of
of tho
in cold
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STUDENTB HOME FOR HOLIDAY
Minoan (llndyn Flynn, l-lolcn Murphy.
Alice Burno. Kathleen flood, and ituth
iiilmond who attend Lanrnlton 'linil. at
Mllturd, are home for the holiday.
111111111111 Pinion ‘Rntchiord, Anna McMa-
hon. Mary Gray and Charlotte Rider.
111 1111 College or New 111111111111. 1111
also spending Thanksgiving at their,
homes hero.
w—Mnke plans to nttend‘ Trinity Por-
I‘ 11111 Humor Dec. 2nd and 3rd.
1111111“. \l‘hitnmn dcnlrug to 111111 in kin
I111c:1li..‘1'im1
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WILL BE MANY RBI-UNIONS
‘I‘horo will lw many ro-nnionn in
Norwalk homes today. and many 11111111!
11an dnughtoro of old Norwnllt lmve';
1111111111 in come homo for Thunkogtylnzi
and are grouting friends on all 1111191.;
Willi! ovary pfomtno of good weather
many 111111111 are being 111111111 to 11111111 11‘
port of the tiny out. or doors. Donal
garages are receiving: many ordorn for
automobile riders. and 211101111 111111111111.-
wntor are counting an excursion in
all directions.
1
”donor 111w: arrow-an.“
8 reels. Rex‘i‘hc-otre. Friday.
11
1.
I
iHiNKSBIVINB
‘Somo Wore Held Yesterday,
Baniamin-Flaherly and Lockwood- ,
'mnuool‘ thom hnvo boon
11.11111 who have hoot their boots in tho intend 1111 erection
IS SASUN liR
MANYWilillliiliS
Some Will'iie Held Today, and
Others Will Follow Soon /
M
iiiiii-SHllii, Siiii-
HlilKiY iiiil’lliii
Marty Weddings to Come
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'lhc. 'l‘lmnksgu 1111. 11111111011 is usually
the signal [or young people matrlmon‘
lolly inclined to plight their trothsnnd
thin your in no cxccptlon to the Milk.
Iand nomo very pretty cureruonics r1‘
sultcd at cither end 01 tho 1011111.
Benjamin—Flaherty
Thin. morning at 8: 30 o‘clock in the
111111er old St. Mary 5 R. G. (hutch
Miss 'l‘hcrcso 11.111115 l1‘.lahcrty 11111111111
101‘ at \ir. and 1111211 llm 1d Flahcrty, 111
(Continued on Sixth Page).
1111111111 11111
111111 11 11111
,W
Gets Enough Men 011 Electrical'
Job To Continue Work, "
It’s Announced
it was olllcinlly statt‘d nt thc‘ ginoral
oliit‘cs o1 thc .\‘cw llnvcn railroad to-
various toiu‘thcr i
i
.-
I
1 idcntilit‘ution
day from sour cos
, with skillcd 11111111111111..- l‘rom othcr pai‘ls
' of
thc system to practically till tho
placer. oi‘ the striking lin1‘1n1‘11 who
quit the job of 11111111111111: tl11“ l‘iartl‘ord
division from this city to Springfield.
with 11 new signal 115‘8111111. it was fur-
ther lonrncd today that tho ‘strikc has
hocn colll‘d to the attention of the.
public. utilities commission 1111‘ 11 mat-
Icr In which it-1ui11l1t lw intorcslod bo-
1‘1111141‘1 of tho fact that tho counnh‘alou
ordered 11 nunlcrn 111211111 system In (lieu
plaro thl‘ untiuno hnnjoca on this 1111"»
ion, lint. it. in given out that tho con»
mission in not. likcly to take a hand
in tho notllonlnnt 111‘ tho strlkc nor in
prowlnl’. tho complt‘thln ol‘ the. work
111) long 1111 roanonahlu pl'mzt‘t‘sn in
unuh- by ”in contpnny. I
t‘hlt‘l’ l‘lnninccr (1‘. t", l‘llwcll of the
commlnaion, In ranponnc to 11 qllmtlou
todny‘. nald ho had talked tho nil‘uil‘
ovor with (“‘1. ll. Morrinon, niaxnal 1111-
ninccr tor the ' .Now lluvcn compnnl‘.
and 111‘. 11111111111111 lnI‘nrnn-‘d him tho
1‘11111pnny had 111111111111 men on the Job
'11) prom-11d with tho 1111111111111 cxpectcd
morn and would nonndcto tho lob nonr-
ly 1111 noon n11 tlu‘no 1111111 could do It.
'l‘hnrn urc 1111111'11‘11‘11121‘1l “1111111011 on
tho job today. Tirol l1, known, and
taken to
lhuir work on ‘ll‘nrti‘ord divinion locales
and othorn hnvo had 11 hand our placed .
Int thcir dinpounl on whicltthey truvol
to and from thclr work. lining careful '
not to not in the way or 1111 oxprésn or
11 irolvht:
n»¢mw«-*MVW
TO BUILD LIGHTHOUSE.
Contractor and M111. l'mniol F. ’l‘oo-,
may. of Stovonn street, will leave
Friday for South America where they
will remain for throo months. lon-
tmctor 'l‘oomoy won the succonntut
'hlddor 1111 11 lighthouno on tho danger-
Loon count at P11111311 and will oupeo
hilo away.
w
Erna‘tnnox MILLINER‘I.
Popular millinory n 111111111111 ordeal:
The honor Mttllnory, 29 811 Min 151.;
31111111 Namath. 1 ,
purchase of 11 certain piece of proper-
‘ per.
1111111111 11111 n
11 1111111111 1111111111
Claimed That New Fire Silo Cost-
ing $30,000 is Reckless
Waste of Money
ii iii] Awr“
WA“ NURW:
Hi IBHi I ii
Rumor in South 1111111111 1111
Night Claims 11111111111111 up
per End Station at Once,
1111 1111111111 ,
111 111111 111111
1111111119 Said'Aoout Passenger
Depot Uptown
STAMFORD, Nov. 26.-Moyor Aus-
tin and various other city oiiiciala were
served today with copies at an injunc
tion order issued by Judge Tierney, of
the Borough court, of Greenwich, di-
recting them not to consummate the .
ty for a fire station site. The com-
mon council 'and board 01? appropria-
tion had previously approved the pur-
chase, but the mayor wan opposed and
had refused to sign the necessary 1111-
At '11 meeting of tho common
council. held last Monday night, a vote
was taken directing Mayor Austin to
Sign it, and under this order, it was
to have been signed today. The com-
plaint on which the order was prayed
out, by 11 number of citl7e15 of Siam _ ‘ ' ‘ A A
{1nd, Hots 101 th that the bond issue 1111- That the New \‘ork, New Haven mm
thorized by the Gecnral Annembiy- 111111.? llmtford 1‘4“" 01111 Company WWW"
ed that the money was to he mod l‘m :3“th ““5 “(it that the ccnter 0" bush
lirc station sites, but did not specify, ““3“" ”l “i“ new NONE“! is in goat"?
that it could hc used for other pm MNWAHM is borne 0‘“ by “19 rumor.
addition 11. that of “"115“ A“ Upper Norwalk is to be co
a. fire (station site. -lt is fmthcr allog- solltlated with “‘0 larger one 3"- 1111".»
.111 “my the pricc $30 000 is 911mm. end of the city. it is believed that“! '
taut 111111 11 reckless waste of money. Imova ‘Wllith has been rumored 1011
\ incotin‘: of the common council in SOHIL’ time, W111 take 91866 beginning
to 111‘ hold at once to take steps loolc‘ lionduy of next week I, 1
ing to tho soiling aside ol' the injunc ’i‘hc report. which could not he vol-‘11
tlon udder. it is considered piohahlc ilod tonight by any oi the local 01111
that the 111111111“ “iii be taken to the ciuls reached giien the reason for
"thc change to be a simplification 0t ‘
business by embodying the work in
.0111: place, and 11 1111.11 of business 11.-CIA
'1hc branch etation. The Norwalk
t‘i‘eight 11.111131 will be changed into
“carioad agency,s s,o-culled and in this
l'way all] not. materially hinder
larger factories in monomer and
the city.
.‘1 carload station is one where I
11111'nutuctu1“ei. or other person. 08.1131
for a car when he has sullicieut freight.
to fill it. The car is switched‘ofl on
the sidetrack and loaded being 111th
picked up and coupled into a train,
making 1111 in the southern ireighi;
other 11111 poncs in
higher courin
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"Siliiiilll’. Aii' WTRESS
WAS ELIZEBETH PiiiilTZ
i‘,illi Aiil‘l i. i’iii 1,1 \o‘1.'.‘ti.
11:111- wl 11 0111111111111 11 suicidc in 11 hotcl
was It 11111 identl
1111:111-
horc \lundav night.
llotl as 1;..izabcti11 l'oriu, 111 11111"-1‘1111
Brooklyn, .\'. 1' 'lhc
by (incur
said tin-
cc nintc sin:
tccnth itit‘llltL‘,
mndc
who
Wiih‘
Fricdmun a rclativc
“irl had horn on 1111‘ $111
11111; Wow 11 ,vcnrs old. ’l'hc hm tlnn ymds.
h'ci‘r' rt‘lntlrcs hnd 11111111 her, l1r1cd1n1111 the change will not affect. the posh-
said, .‘1hc had in her posscnsion about. tion: of the present employee. the m,
$3M“ “"0““ 0" i““"""~"~ 5““ “'"m ’port status, but they will hold 'uimilar"
about, $311111) worth 111' ,11‘\\‘1¥iry when ones in the larger depot.
it was-1 at one limo stated that thd .
about. Norwalk panncngor dopot would b5.
done away, but nothing concerning
thi‘; l~1 11111tui1111d in the current statov
1111111 about tho freight changes.
liming tho Height-house in South
.\111111111. will g11‘ntly facilitate 11113111114» ,
111nm of tho 1lop111‘t1uout._ and will cost, .'
tho .\'o\v ll11v1‘11 road considerably i933. '
AA 'A""AA"""" 'A' "W "'Am'A'A'A‘ "'A' lot 1111111111‘111111‘1‘ ’l‘hcn. tot). being
girl """ "W" " 'A""""A " 'A'" 111-111111‘11111 main lino it. will be less
"LA "MAMA H” """ "W“ "H'A'A'n'ul'" cxponslvc lo h‘1‘1111 llu.‘ loaded cars in "
11hr 1‘111l1‘1i hcr lli'v‘.
The young woman who .111.
2‘1! yours old, rcgistvrcd at a hotol un-
tl1-r tho 11111111‘ ol‘ l'h-tty iialny. Silo was
1111111 known as .\lnitin iluprcc lh‘l'orc
coding hcr lll'o 1\it.ll 1101141111 .\ln‘ loll a
1111111‘1111‘111111'
in
1111l1‘ I'or (1111111111 l.1~.“1lair1‘,
appcaring in thin wily. l.1‘.\l;1i1c
“‘aid
11111111.".
with him 11f1111‘i111-1uil in: ztln- nirl lholr (toutincd routes).
l1‘ri1-dn1an, who in bar l11‘11ll11‘r-in-l1tu. ’ ,,_,, ... WWW... m“,
Hiliii .‘xlu‘ run away i'roui‘ 111111111 \vhcll, SERGEANTS TO CHANGE ’
sin» wnu iiiii'lt.t‘il yt‘nrn old to 1:11 on 11‘111- {1111-1-11 11113.1. inplnnlng no”.
1hr» 11111110. Souu‘ ,vcnra‘ 11::11 Hlu" mar- .\lundny Svruvahl 'l‘homan l‘lunt‘wii
rl-‘d n 1‘i1‘l1 l'urnltnro 1111111111‘111‘1111‘1‘1‘ 11l' 1111 11111111 duty in tho pollcu hondutlttt‘fi‘l
("l1i1‘111’o. I11‘ :11l1l1‘d, but llu‘ footligbtn (111,, in .“11111l1 Norwulk 11nd Scrszcank
callvd horn and uln‘ rctnrna‘d 1o thl‘ 1 11,11“ 9111111111 will do duty In 1111116
111111111, “'l‘hin rauncd horn-1111.111111] to .\‘nruulk. 111131011111 llnnl will work
obtain 11*div121‘1‘11, l1‘1‘l1‘1linnn.2:11l1l."Silo fmm ,1.‘ I, 1111 11.1111 11111111111111 and 39 ,
1111.1. 11 1‘111‘1‘1‘11al‘ul 111111-1111, 1111 1111111111‘ “pm” (11111.1,11 ulll omnl from 8 ti 1111
what i.1‘.\i11lr11 said,“ lv‘rli‘drnnn toll until .1 p, 111. "rim thongc‘wiii
tho policc. “11nd mndo bond numoy. quaint 11... 111111111 .1. 1.1 11h tho other W ,
t‘ln‘ hail monry in No Now Tm‘l‘l iii‘t‘illiill and tho oppoallo tliniritttti.
inland, and who had no 11111111111 to kill
hu‘ruoil‘."
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«MAHACKEMO DINNER, $1. 0011
’l‘lianknnivlng. l to 2:110 11. m. Emil;
QUARRVMAN KILLED 8V TRAIN- 11111111111 now being 111111lu.'i‘he 130;“
11,113pr 3:1,“ 311.014.111.11, 111.11.;1111111111111111111] Now Enrlnnd Thank“
'olll. n qunrrynmn, lwcmymnron “yr-11111 'ulvlng dinner in tho 111111.11.
old wan ntruck by 11 train lvctwconi
llanlnny and itrookllold Junction, 11ml
'nluht 11nd lnntnntly kiilnu iicnollt
was riding a him via townrd tilc workn1
111 the Stenrnn Limo (loinpmiy. whero‘I
.1111 won employed, and tolled to heal};
tho approach of 11 pnunongoi‘ 1111111. 11111:
1111111 ground to 111111 beneath the whehln.
’i‘hc mun won unmarried.
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'AViATOFl UP 9,800 FEET.
Lon 1111111111111} (1111.. Nov. Stir—“Iii 11
twonty-oevon minute flight todny from
1.1011 Angelou to Santa A1111. thirty-three
italics nontheunt. 111111111 Martin. tin nvin~I
tor, attained no attitude at 11.800 toot 'Mary'n Vii. Sixth ('11. 2111! iii
with a postseason ‘ “AIME Remy“ 111111111
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TOOK WRONG TRAIN
South Norwaln pcoplo waiting 1
lhoI regular train from liltiih 1111111
New York, yesterday afternoon no
that two ochoul ticnciiorn oitha .
city. who renide horn. took tho iii
Rochelle local 111on of the pro”,
1 train. The mlntnke WMI 1101.415“?
111] until tho train hnd morbid ti
oclooii.
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