the others wise.
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and 111111.111. are of
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stantly advertising In
the newspapers. noes .
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but A 111
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0in Hall Assembly Boom Twice
Filled for Hospital Benefit ‘
Party, Yesterday
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Proceeds Will Go for Numerous
Improvements
A glittering triumph 111111 the card
par'ti in the city hall yesterday tor"
the benefit of the Noru'alk iloopital,’
and to all those who labored for
.x recess great credit was given by all
'11 ho attended the charming:
function
either yesterday afternoon or last 01'-
ening. Socially and financially the
returns denote a satisfactory culmin-
.‘11‘it.ill of the efforts of the committee.
it‘orrttnnod on Ninth Page)
BilliKllililiAhi PEST
notes neorren‘
the oilicern elected at the meeting
of Buckingham Post. (i. A . it}
night. are as I‘ollow'S'
CommanderwG. A. Frantic.
last
Senior Vice—Conrruander ~— Thomas
illr'adley.
Iunlor Vice-(iomrnanderwdarues E.
iwtxon.
Qunrterrnaster'wlloorge W.‘ Ray-
unond.
‘ Sergeonmlleorge I. Brrxton.
t'llraplaiuw-Jarnes S. Legon.
Officer of the I,)11y~~- Alonzo \\'heeler.
Officer of the Guard .\;’1»11rt l)."li11'/.~
yard.
Delegate. to Department lincnrnp ‘
mono—James I12. iiickl‘c1'd.
Alternate-u Iionrv if. Stanton.
Trustees of Relief i1 and George W.
Rhianna], Alon/.11 \\"lr111.1.lcr,
flavourin.
t‘harles I"
, _ Appointed Officers.
Adjutont~~lleorue A. White.
”sergeant Major ~-»\\'illi1iiu
biog. '
Qunt‘tor'rnast'.'r
liatlillllti.
S. lx't'l‘
Sergeant (‘harloa It‘.
i‘alriotic luxtr'rrclor ««««« theorize 8.
North.
There was a large attendance and
«morythiru: passed off Itor'moniouaii.
WAR fill liAill Eli.
HERE HA8 iiiillllfl
"hit-f William R. '
1901,!1
|.\¥
I 11rrrri.1.',rr.u and lie-
tz'r'iive. Sergeant innithet'land have bo-
11.1»11 an active campaign to rtllip tho
trembling devices which are in vouuo
in town. “Sergeant Leatherland or-
1I11I‘r11i l’anqunle Ilet'irar'di, of 3111111
1.1111111. tho fruit aioro proprietor. to re.
luove one device from bu: place today
and promised this mornzni: tiral he will‘
viallwevery place. in loan and clean
them all up.
K "i‘he N'litlllil! in 151 1'11111'1Ii'11 was the
ten (cola 11. tiruzloo to win a gold
11 1.11~I1 or other pronentt’, and there are
understood to be 11 number oi them
about In tho dill’orent Moron of the.
city. .\ :«tr'iot eatlvnun wlll be made
and li‘lr» incident ahould warn thoan
proprietors harboring gambling
Ii 1111' pieces of business.
—-T0 THE PUBLIC
We will handle Christ-man trees 11.11
.111. 11.1 with all :1. r' attention to 1111111111.
two will have a rrtill larger block, bet.
1, rior's’ degree, without form. was work-
111: ‘ n
' home 1111 Quiutnrd avenue.
t'1‘
Entered It the South Norwalk Pout-once
as Second Class Mutter.
NEW lllll iilN’S
Hill is llPlNlll
Three Degrees Centered Upon a
ldilass of Forty-two Paletaces
U
The formal opening of the new Red
Men's Hall, in Main street, took. place
last night. The occasion was auspi-
cious and there was present about.
three hundred members of the order.
who aided in making the affair one of
history. included in that number were
many paletaces from Bridgeport, Stam-
t‘ord, ISou‘th Norwalk and New Canaan.
.I1‘orty-t1vo candidates were initiated
and the working of the three degrees
lasted until midnight. The adoption
degree was worked by Ponus Tribe
team, of New'Canaau, and the war-
ed by the local Cockcnoc Tribe. The
Konchapotanank Tribe team, from
Bridgeport, worked the chief's dorm '1-e
land their manner brought forth much
ipraisc.
i Following the. finish of the degree
WllMAN WAS
URNEREN lil
Al Al
Judge]. Gardiner Greene Sus-
pends Sentence in the Case
” of Carrie Dwens
nu 11111111111
interns 111111
Price and Burns Pleaded Not
Guilty to Assault
11"erk 11 line feed was served over
."11hirh an abundance. of goodicllowahip
11':t.1;exhibitod Past (lrand Sachem it.
l’irrmley, of Bridgeport, presented
:to tho (Tockonoe Tribe. in behalf of
lK011(‘lllllililz‘tllltull Tribe. a handsome
wall clock. instead of having tho n11-
mer'als on the face. it. bore the letters
of the local tribe-wt‘.oekunoo Tribe. .‘x'o.
.1- ’i‘ho gift was received by Wilbur
ii”. Ilubheii who 111111111 a neat speech
oi acceptance. linrinr; the evening. the
§11u1 or» i111' p111: ted the buildinl'
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SERGEANT GIBSON WATCHFUL.
Sergeant .1. Harry (libson has won
a place in the hearts of three ladies.
"I‘he fortunate circumstance was
brought about by the sergeants 1:111-
iantr'y and \valvhfuluess yesterday at-
‘lernoon it happened that the ladies
‘had just missed their car for South
Mn 111111. and one. of them remarked
that “they would be late for it"S‘-1'1
‘1:carrt l‘. ibaon overboard it and noth i111:
1111 altimuohile passing: with a friend
‘1Ir'ivlu-: it asked that he take thr1 In-
dies in lie did and as a result. Sch
igeaut (1 1115011 to the euvv of onlookers .
received runny expressidns of appre-
ciation from the‘ lattice.
SERGEANT GIBSON SURPRISED.
i'lar'ry tilliritill was com-
thc at"
his
lrad
pr'eparrd for a quiet evening, but
found that such was not to be. The
indulged in social time
and the [dirty broke up after midnight.
what limo we. dare. not atnto.
(‘ardsa dancina and innlr'rrnu'ntnl and
Vocal IIIlISll' were the forms of amuse-
ment. and a dainty IHneh was 51'1'1‘1'11
lat.) in tire evening.
, Serueant .I.
u'iued last night by
of his friends at
ile
‘pleteiy su'“
rival of twenty
surpr'iser'n a
just
CLEARFELT STOCK SOLD,
Itr'feree John W. Banks. in the Clear-
‘I'eit IIut. I,‘ompany imukr'upley
cr-edinus, yoaterday ordered a earl.- of
the «'tor'ir, not including a Corliss en»
nine. ollieo equipment. bills I‘t‘r'eil‘ttlilo
and on hand. Iii I.. .lneobaou. 111' New
\'111'h.'l‘he price. paid was 156.7111) and
the deal panned )t'S-llilltli'. ’I‘hp pron-
peela are that the er-‘rditors will not
between ‘33 and 1th per cent. on their
pro- l
llillllr‘1\.
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TWO ASSAULT CASES.
’I‘he 1111111111 of Lorenzo .\'. Zerrtolio
and Paul .\Iloa11.ota charged with 1111‘
enult on 'i‘ony l‘tubluo, In 'liluoll.‘9 shop.
were heard thin morning: l‘rrul wan
discharged. but. Lorenzo wan lined Still.
Attorney t'uneo represented the prin
onern, ‘ 1
won pmze WAIJI‘Z. 5
Mine Mary llutior. of South Norwalk.
Iand I1“. Adam, of Fall lttvor. Mann"
won the waltz at Itoodncr"n llnll that.
night William ’l‘horupson,
itli won and It (‘.larlr. or New I-'.'_Inrtlord
iwere 1111111111, the guests,
tor service and iowor brie-en. Also; 1. 2..
wreaths, .holly andnntetlctoe 1.011111 HOLLYWOODS WON
Joseloi‘f, 72 1N0. Main St. To]. 7751
Stephen Woodward, for the mast
twenty-two years with the Norwullc
lock Company. Is very sick at tile
home In 51 Fort street. and unable to
attend his work.
,Cix,
Carrie Owens, anointed woman of
Stamford, rurn‘st leavo the State forl
and continue. to re»;
l’rdorsburu, Va.
side outside of Connecticut or servo al
serrlomre of. one ycz'ti in
1111.1; imposed upon her
the. l‘r'irninul 1Superior court. by Ind '1
.l. llardlner (lret 111 '1t'lor 1411:» had
pleaded isuilty to the. 111.111.111 or theit
lr'onr person.
It was due to the tart that the
c'outt could not suspend 11 Store prison
sentence that the. (twins \vorrran Wart
given a jail sentrrree. 111'. .1. l,,I11-
( ill] lianlrs who is physician at 11121
county jail. told his honor about the
physical condition of the woman, and
the. court spent 111111111.llrneoonulder-
ing what would be the. beat dinposi
(Continued on Niall; Page)
~M’M-fl- e
wauuroace in:
nuunruc BllAIID 11w
HAVEN, llr't'. lip
jail which
yesterday In
.\'l'2\\' Rigid
for'eoment of the rule prohibiting rid-thaw found 1111
ing on the running board of trolley
cars is Ior'ecastod by 1"1lllriaio of the
Connecticut (‘ornpnny
1111111114 is that they hate little author‘—
try." in attempting1 to carry orrl ' the
’I‘hey
that if the
company‘s instructions.
thi- view. also, at pr'oaent.
i
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in a statement
today. The attitude will be, taken be~'
lerruae ot‘ couturetu of the Public. littl-
‘ilieafillommission to the effect that the
company. the past season. did not
mat... a serious effort to enforce the1
rule. The contention of trolley eru-1
taho.
'Exleut oi Secret Smuggling
DEAR 0F BARRER
1101111111: 11111111 "
1M)M‘E, Dec. 6.-—Cardnal Luigi Oreg-
lia. dean of the Bocred College, died
here yesterday of pneumonia. He was
85 years old and was the last‘ of the
cardinals created by Pope Pius IX.
Although the aged cardinal’e death
had beenfoxpocted. Pope Pius x. sus-
tained ai'eliook when Monsignor GI01
vannl Bronson informed him of the
occurrence. The pontiff had always
felt toward Cardinal Oreglta a senti-
ment of great respect and opprebla-
tion of the energy with which be had
conducted the affairs of the Vatican
during the interregzrum between the
death of Pope Leo XII-I. and his own
election. when Cardinal Oreglia was
Chamberlain of the conciave.
JAl R3 till ill
Ni A ll AN 88
PNWNN NS:
Ldid not in any way deter George
"Underground” Route for Ex
change of Letters Has
Been Discovered
Wit WAN Pillllilill
$500 ltlli All With
Unknown-Investigation to
be Matte Soon
1 That some of the “bud men," and
011'111Lher prisoner's In the County Jail
“11111101'1'1'11111111" 1110:1115
of communicating with their confed
crates and backers outalde the. \1' bits
bt.1li1,1vrdto have been discoVered.
and it in probable an i111'catigaliou
will be. tirade. It is not known
tainly in that manner the
is
r'l‘l'-
just 1111-.
(lionttnued 011 Fifth Page)
COLLIE DOG FOUND.
A collie. dog, was found yesterdal‘
afternoon \vunderiru: about. in 1111‘
l‘r'anberry section by .ied Taylor. ”11
reported his tind lo the. police, and
company tries»: to enforce the rule and.
l‘lllltit'tl
lllt'
finds It can not. the Public
(‘1'.nrnris'11iou Irritlht strenntlren
Irule
iTHREE DIVRRDES ARE
GRANTED RV llllilii'l'
.Iudire llenrretl has handed down 11
decision granting a divorce in William
l1itnner'nl1l from Mary Ir‘itzirr'r‘ald. both
of “rider-port.
was told to hold the animal until the
warden is notified, 'I‘he (inf-'.‘
111111 a license I111: on and by this the‘
Rilliil'
‘idi'rrtilicntion of the owner can be as-
' r-vr'tained.
AUTO TRIAL POSTPONED.
"lha trial of \\'111.lte ti. lutxeombe,
1.ir',. the Harvard Hilltlt'llt who was
driving a rrrrrrtornobilr.‘ which Hil‘lll‘ii
A i ll(‘ N
has;
Turner.
boon
injurlu 1'.
cont inueri
irlur
11.1:airr for three
'Wel'ilo from today,
The ground \vnn (louvr-
lion 11 hirlr occurred to yt‘ttl‘n 111:11. “the,
unit was contented by the wire and .
she nlieired uouuutpprn't and interim
per'auce.
lither' divorcee granted “'t'l't‘ to
liilf-it' it, tlrerrier' of ltiSl Slut.- Hll't‘l’l.
from Arlelur'd .i. llrcuier. with the
melody of 11 litr'1111111'111old lilllfi.
llober't lattin of Shelton was given
a derr'ee from I1idtur .I
.\i1'.1:, Idllrr Murray of this oily from
(‘.ioude Murray for (insertion.
BRIDGE COMMITTEE ENGAGES
ATTORNEY SCOFIELD.
There was a monthly: ot’ the. Iit'ldgu
(formtruotlun (inrruntttee. lillti night;
lininrpor'tnul matters were dinenuned.
‘ltrueruan, 111111 been In lir'idnepnrl all which had been tour. on lbr
lutttiu no 11114“
ANDREW WARG’W CASE GOES
OVER.
: runaway
. Kr'nt. l‘o..
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lititlii‘Jm‘y of 'l‘allmndn’c applauded him
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1913
NBA MAN
SNIPS A
RUNAWAY
Horse Frightened by Football
lien Over a Mile to
Buy Center
[lilllllil lAlllliAliiil
PiNillliilS NANINN Alli
Despite Illness lamps for Bridle
and Ends Wild Dash ’
That he was suffering severely from
1111 attack of appendicitis and that he
knew he. an... to enter the. Norwaik
.l‘Iospital, at 7 o‘clock, last night, for
an operation. to be performed today,
it.
of \i’orxlward avenue,
he believed hi1; duly. .'\
horse of Holmes, Keeler &
was Sighted yesterday at-
ternoon. at it o'clock, by Mr." ’I‘alirnadgl'.
’I'allrnadge. in”.
from what
' who grnxped the brittle and stopped the
steed. Although in danger of being
knocked down and severely hurt. '.\I'r.
I'i‘alimadge gathered what str'eugthho
could muster and tackled the. flying;
animal with good results.
A entail boy kicked 11 football
r'cctly beneath the horse's head as he
s stood In Mechanic street, and immedi-
ntoly the animal snorted and started
out. to work oil his fright. Down Me.-
(21111: do and (‘oncord streets 11110 South
‘Main street went the horse. trailim:
‘after him the heavy truck.
partially
loaded with groceries. Racing up
South Alain street the flying steed and
his caroening conveyance narrowly es-
caped mowing down several pcrlr111~
trlnna. and only by the merest chance
rrtlssod striking automobiles and our
riot-ten.
in lurnitu: a corner 11 barrel of flour
was lost. from the truck and 11 hold-
back strap parted. 'I‘his dangling
at the .Ilorse's feet urged Irinr
on to greater taper-11111 and it w a s
only the. high places that his large
iroot'a struck as he. reached the busy
city center and sped 11p under the rail~
road bridge.
Although hampered by 11 heavy
overcoat. his we thencd courtl—
lion and his buffering. ltlr.
'I‘nllrnudao hesitated not 1111 in-
stant, and when the horse neared hint.
ho jumped for his hand. Grasping the.
brittle and other parts of the. harneas
he succeeded In checking the forward
motion of tho horse, holdiui: him until
the. arrival of the driver, Arthur ll.
linderhill.
The crowd who witnessed the bran
for
his act. .\11'. l'nderhiil saw to it that
the horn wno well rewarded for hla
troublenr '
’l‘ernpornry r'opalra eh'eetod
11nd the driver resumed his route, pleic
1'
Wt‘l't‘
ll. (‘. lieuemnn, ot’ l.ln\'1v11ih11' and i111: up the barrel and minor articles
In
(it),
week on the case of Andrew \l'tt"«
1l1111'11ed with arson, 'l‘he
liltti 11111111 over rrrrlll 'I‘ueuday.
('ii ilt‘
C. L. JAMES STILL MISSING.
The. police have received no Word
1'11'111'dluir t‘hurlea, l.. .Iurnen, who was
.r'oporled ruinniulz.
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4
~~'I‘oilel beta in 11il\"'i' and lvor'vd
had had any trouble with him pro»
. vionaly.
BOYS ANNOV WOMAN.
, lird. (it'cruo I'letntmni; '111 oi"
North Alain street, turnpintned. to the'
police 'llliLl boy.» annoyed her. The
speedy
trip.
The borne baa been rcporlr-ul no
menu. but. Mr. t’ndorlriil said he never
lwtll urako acceptable1 Xntnsniftn. lr‘irn1 boyu Wore, warm-1i to littlilH-i.
1‘
1‘
Attorneydierreral John M. Light carpi
mart-11.11.111.111 Noar'k's. :ili North.
Main street.
21 i.
”aw-..“
on the bridge committee, 1111 he in (‘Oitn-l‘Dl‘OfflSSlOlllll business
not, ex oflloto, of the Public. Utilities:
Couturier-lion.
The bridge committee therefor votrullQuintnrd avenue. to visiting
l
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Mm. Johanna IiiuXWoiIer. of ill
The- HOWWWAH (10103130 “19 Tiger” to otnrago Attorney Edwin in. .tilcollold, In NewLYork.
Jr. second team today by the score of
20 to 18. The latter team quit. in the
lmlddle of the game.
Charles «Brand has a. special notice cheater County) vs. Norwalk. Prollrm-
10 his patrons. Better read It.
of Stamford.
nun-1.
MM
~MONDAV NIGHT.
Mt. Vornor (champions of Wane
innry game. Dancing. Amory.
Judge John J. Walsh In In Nowhere.
Haven today on professional business. wanted articles.
Frank F. lirtntiugton. at Boston,
Melee. to home for Sunday.
lorney Edward .1
Uf N '(.' ll) (‘lf‘il‘ll JOSEPH J. ialllXthllfll, 0.p for llt‘l‘ hump. in Alliiitlil, Mum:
.1w not serve with Attornev .loltrtul Vl'ahrlriNm‘Wlllb lit in Bridgeport Utility 0" Iron 1111111111 rpcudlnr a few days hero
Man. .I. Quinlan. .Ir.. mother of
. Quinlan, left today
She
it'leittm: with her 1111111.
A
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The. United Ililootrtc fright ft Writer
friends Company's adv. trays "bum coke."
”Billy the Kenna mitt of jewelry
Splendid assortment of all the
.Noaclr'a.
, _
model the menu at the Mansion
Horton tomorrow.
m
til-111 ‘
Atm‘
Sunday Increasing Claudine".
NUMPINSAIINN
Alli Nillilli All
Even Employers of One or .Two
Servants Must Get Exemp-
tion, or be Subject
If you employ a servant or two scr-
vnnts or three servants of four you
11111111 file with the worhrncn‘s compen-
sation commission before Jan. 1 a no
tire to the effect that you do not c.111-
ploy fiVo persons or more or you will
have no cortrrnon law defense to an
action for personal injury by any of
your sr‘rvnnln after that date. That.
kink in the new law does not seem
to lie. generally understoOd in spite of
lthe fact that Attorney General Light
so ruled over a month ago
The bill was intended to exempt all
~etnpioyer's of less than the persons
and employers of casual workers and
or’r'emoved from the. care of the em-
ployer. But it. was
those who were outside the. premises
.
found that thei
law wlriin specifying in one. instance.
that these were exempted failed to do
so 111 other sections and hence overy
employer unless he or she Seeks e.\‘~
eruption by notice to the commission
and the ernployc will lose the ("opinion
law defense.
The processes to lip, followed. ac:
cording to fleor'rze. B. l‘handler' of
Rocky Hill, one of the corrrrni'ssioncrs,
if for the employer
pervurs to
or lot-rs than live
1111 to the town clerk and
111111 him for forms 1 and .‘l in the list
recently :sent out by the commission.
1’1‘Iro employer must fill these, out and
either in person or by registered letter
present them to the cmnpensatiou
commission. ..
There seems to be. a disposition
upon the part 1)" lawyers and manu-
facturer's to affirm that no one seemn
to know anything about the work-
mcn's compensation act. which goes
into effect In so far 1111 it concerns the
payment of compensation for injuries
received during employment on Jan.
1. fine of the reasons, it is said, why
so little in known In the, fact that in
srrranen companies who hope, to do
quite a little business under it have
thus far failed to make known their
rates of insurance. 'lhus the mutual
insurance associations, composed of
rnanutrtctrrrers 11nd employers, arr-
ihm'lzed under the bill. have not been
able to get a line. on these rules.
I11 so far as is known none. of the.
cities: of the state, has as yet, notified
the commissioner's that It is ready to
come in under the
lilil,
provision-s of the.
FDRTV- Sill LIVES tosr
'Iinrnrclinc l’ankhuret was started
TWO carer;
AlilllN SilliAIl
Al WilRK iii
NA ANAE
Exhibition Building at Liverpool
and Manchester Destroyed
Last Night
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\
Policemen Frightened Some of
. the Sultragettes Away
~’i‘hc campaign of}.
tho rearrest of 'Mrmgn‘
in .
earnest, by the militant Sui‘t‘i'agettess‘ .,
last night. They had marked for de- “
struction exhibition buinlings and the
grand stands on the. race tracks in
Lancaahire, whore i’r‘ernier‘ Asquith.
is spending the \1 och-end in delivering
a scrim: of political speeches.
Two of the items on
Sut‘t’r'agette program were erronessfuliy
carried out. for “arson 5111111111..“ 561:1
tire. to and burned down. exhibition .
buildirgs at Liverpool and Manchest-
er. 'I‘heir third atterrrpt, lro11'evor'.1'.vas ,
unsuccessful, the destroyern being .
frightened away by the. approach oils
policeman when they were preparing
their eornbustibies to set fire to the "
grand stand on Ainlree Race Course.
l.l\ iCRI’OOL, Eng, Dec. (i.-MilItant
Srrt’tragettes attempted today to de-
stray the exhibition ouildinga here
which have been only just closed fat:
the. whiter months. Tire scr‘ .1 I nil /
way. a big canvas covered seam
was. discovered in flames ea.‘y (Trig
morning and the. firemen had me ut‘
most. dilllculty in rteventingthe spread
of the. tire to other buildings. As .it I
was, considerable (footage was done.
In the vicinity warrfound 11 letter ad- .
(li‘t‘titit‘tl to Premier Asquith and a
quantity of Suffrage, literature.
.\I.\Nl‘lll£$’l‘l{.ii. hing” Dec. (is—«Tile
exhibition hall in the southeastern su-
burban district of itusholme, which
cost daemon, was burned to the. ground
"arson squad" 111‘ militant Sufi
frayettes today. The irrcondiarieslet‘t
the usual Suffrage liter. lure strewn
about and a note addressed to Premier
Amirrilh. reading: "This is your web
come to Manchester 111141 (.ildllam."
LON l )t) N,
v (marathon
Dec. 1.
for
by an
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‘1an 11.11.1113
A8 STEAMER FOURDERS”
H'l‘ll “illlllifll. iicc, ti.-
lii‘t‘H were lost yesterday by thel‘ouu-
derinig of the Swedish steamer 1Mllllll-
berm! ol‘I‘ ilodu. Norway.
or left Nart'llt. Norway.
for Itrdierdurn.
of 1.31111 tons.
The alert 1n-
"'1'.
Novenrber -
’I‘Ire .\'Inlnrber',1.1.1t wa~=
GOT BACK HIS TEN SPOT.
Lawrence Mohr complained to the.
‘ police last night that two men heht
him up and tried to film tlutn him out
of tottrloliarn. lie not his money back
and Detective Sergeant.'l‘hornna beatle
.orland I.~'. looking for the. then.
i WM.
BURNING
0F RUBBISH
GATE-.0,
'I‘he potter1 luwatlratrzd 11 complaint.
from the 'i‘rowbrirlno lion (it-rumor
Elltfbt papers and rubbish were being:
:brn'uorl In the rear of the lloodner
block and that their wooden ntrur'tur'o
woo thereby endangered.
tieot‘ro ll.
hove dwelt in 11111111. for 5111:1111
11111111, have. returned to Norwaik, and
are ifuoutn of Mm. (taffroy'a parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 11‘. l. Joana.
A avail known than residing on tho
on the verge of delirium hormone. The
police have been notified of the ease
and are Inveetlmtrtntr It.
Forty-six ‘
i'lihapel.
INVESTL‘
(‘nffrr'y nnrl t‘a-mily, lWlltt)‘
tlrne‘
Iltli section of the Second District has vertiging art glass domes at. prioenm
been drinking so heavily then he to will gurprtsetyou.
lord since his arrest.
may night. Arron lieu.
' (illil GITY HALL.
i1‘ir'o Indirectly threat lerrcd the (.ity
Hall. in .\'ortn liuirr 11111111411111 morn-
ing, and to prevent any possibilities of
11. burning of the rurrnicipol buildlng'
(‘hiel‘ George W Itoircr'dua and his
firemen tr'our thel U'enlrai the Station.
11'11rereallr'd out on 11 still nint'tn.
.Innitor ()‘Ilnra. of the St. l'eter‘u,‘
where. tll'lltltli to hold on rosin
lar days, was «leaning 11p 11nd had It
pile. of rubbish burning to an old pit.
to the lot. south of tho lttly Ilali. Tho
sparks, had there been any, would nova
anally comruuuleatod to the chapel,
and thence perhaps to tho (lily littll.
’i‘he Iir'o .11'111: quickly 1iroucl1od,"‘hta~
turn it bad unnamed dnntgcrnun pro—
porttonn.
uNOW ON PUBLIC EXHIBITION.
liur beautiful piper, and full lino of
m... w ... :
choirs. Small or largo boxed. book
triu'sn over. 'It is 11, plennuro to «show.
then]. \\hr.pl11y and l‘! ark our. Main
and Washington S111. South Norwnllt.
'I‘he rune of tools iiuizan wan con-
tinued for another month, by Jame
Keogh today. He has bad 11 1:00th
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worm savers dance. every m
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