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' V.VVV‘V Aviator Sinus counsel to so...
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VV Donovan and Kennedy the ilnly
\Gcnuccilcul 11.1.11... to Stand
V by the President
WASHINGTON, 11.111 1 .M’i‘he iinal
developments in the Panama canal
tolls tight in the houwe yesterderl‘
.tnjoui‘nitw out the not that it merit):
of the (to hecticut detention was op
resldcnt Wilson's nolicy.
11111. who has called the 9.111 139'. fig” glint majority was piece by Represen-
t’ropnscd. bin New No.
van Enterprise
151va route April ,dr—Au lmnort
Vent event in aeronw‘utiea occurred you ~
~ 1 years. signed 11‘ three-year contract as telly? Viycpprgyii. who voted with the
‘1 chief instructor for tum/cogmm ,adroinietrntlfip. torcee in the prelim:
Aircraft Company. or New Haven. cm. nary skinnignes but lined up with the
7 Or;
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“Fifteen members V‘ot the Volunteer
Circle of King‘s Daughters of
'Arthur Siiii’t’en of Springdaie has re
urtied from a visit with relatives iVnV
outh Norwalk.
Vr_ and Mrs. Frank SV.1Strattou and‘
VmVVilVyyliuve moved from Ann street
Ilavlland street,
3V «The city clerk states that none:- hut .
J dioyt's Theatre and Music ilnil tire-
Vatres have taken out their liceiises.‘
V ere secuie their licenses.
The city‘ clerk urges that milk deal~
The tem-
porary permits issued by the health
‘Vauthorities are not milk licenses
A glass enclosed bulletin has been'
.; placed on the south side entrance oi?
.Trinity Episcopal church This is to
V ,V the used for special notices only. The
“board is quite attractive.
Permisslouhas been granted to the 3.
' “Salvation Army by the; city clerk for
1
,; the home or Dr. C EVFJ Boutweli
the holding or rtiieV fight}; censor-g 1:1;
the city hall, and in the public streets
on Saturday, April 18th .‘
The retaining wall in the rear ot
in
Crescent Terrace has fallen into his
yard Several feet 1110191 oil iwall
» threatens to follow suit
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Norwafik Methodist church met at
' 1 the home all Miss Murry C.1Fl1erltt, 44
1 lithe uptovm police. yesterday
’ noon, concerning ball playing. In this
' ‘caae the offense was being committed
" West Street, last night. After the busi-
ness meeting a social hour with mu-
sic and refreshments was enjoyed.
The many friends of Henry A. Hege-
letu. are pleased to learn of. his return
from Cuba and many places of. interest
in the South. ‘Mr. ‘l-Iegelein states that
the two months' vuctttion spent was .‘1
fine education and that he will never
, regret it.
Another complaint was re’ccived by
on union tPurk. Sergeant Gibson in-
vestigatcd and has warned those who
were found indulging in the
American sport
great
The building inspector ‘g’rnnted a'
permit to Wire. Carrlefiomstock to
have E. L. Monroe move two or the
~ buildings. from the llnyes property in,
North Main street to her place in
Editewood avenue, .Scuudview Park.
One was also given to F. 0. Johnson‘
'Nuisc Ditnforth of new. Pin-H1
.use Comfort Potvder ion.
of chat} 11g; and it was quickly healed.
over head for any akin soreness of
V infants and children. V V .
Ail-’Dances
Guaranteed 1
Before Easter
For $5
. were no police court cases V
the '
after-‘
9:111:11 “l have just told Occasion to felted,
seVere oiled
mg to the discriminating taste are the new VV
: aesortments of Women s, Misses nuci Children:
‘Wear,V imported and Amamde. the.
:iVand entirely new stocks of‘V VV
Fumishmgs for practical and dress
, Elfin Avenue. Nrtu Path ,
1 new new 'V Utrecht emu
' LargeS quart some 7
died Boiling Kettle
with co1er,gl1en free:
‘ 1 with a pound can Pre ' ‘
1 «miun‘t Baking Pow- "(me Belt“
der ...; ...... at any price
EaStIndia Tea Co
Tel 871V .14125 Washington Street 1
we owe ANS danced pnémum raaoinc e'rAuPa.
’Volictpue Creamery
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House Cleaning Time
Get the. habit. go to Olmstead‘s for
your Carpet and Rug dimers, Brooms,
Brushes and Mops; Ash and Garbage
Guns; and don' t lforget, Crockery: Wb‘
bade it in Dinner and Toilet Gets or
odd pieces to suit your wants. We
time other things too...A visit to our
‘Store will repay you
M L Olmstead
7Q WASHINGTON 3T.
filllitl‘tl". Delivery; Tel. 926.
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Butter 2 “‘8'
Peerless Brand Beet Bread Making
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aVnt Oyster Bed Suit. Holds
ThaiBin Tract 11 New Nevin
Herbbr Does Not Belong to
the Sealehipt 0n.
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NEWV HAVEN, April 1.»—in a deci-
sion handed down yesterday in the Su-
perior court Judge Holcomb decides
that the local oyster bed 083. which
has been a bone of contention be-
tween the oystermen and the Seal- Flour -------------- 09°
shipt‘ Vompanyylis a natural bed, and 1 can Peas 1 can Corn, 1 can To«
that the Seuishint Company is without mntoes for ............ ..
a right or title to it. The decision
came in the appeal of Elmer Keister
from the ruling of the Shell Fish Com-'
mission and during the hearing on the
case the local oystermen who fish on
the natural beds followed the case
We Give 3. and H. Stamps. .
Royal Grocery
Greeen and FrultererI.
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with closest attention. 1'". 128+3V 22 80V ‘VVMVV‘ “V
In his memorandum on the decision -- ._V. 11 ~
the court rehearsals the entire history V
of the ownership of the bed fromJune f
"i 20. 1875, when a port of the oyster- Thamer
beds in the harbor were assigned be
J. M. Button and 29 others. They
did not make use of bed 083..however.
and Mr. Button never claimed it as
his, paid no taxes on it and didn't
mention it in his estate. The bed or-
iginally was about 60 acres in extent
but the building of tiie breakwater
up 311 the bed to 48.3 a es. 1
1By decision of the Sup ior‘o
the bed was laclu d in t}
territory or natural beds, and iii
.1 ' ride that for 30 year the bed
as never been staked or claimed and
that therefore all rights in it are tor»
ocunle‘rs AND OPTIOIANe
BROKEN our soon MENDEVD
it brought to its. because of our
large stock and unusual facilities
for quick and expert repair work.
We reinimmlSTS to exam-
in s . ,
a 1 Mia Gnu-Vite. otnmtord. Conn.
011 11 Sat. EventnoI. Est. 1897
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the sealshipt Company gives them no
The next chapter in the history right in the property.
came in 191:1. when Helen M. Button. The appeal of Keister is therefore
husband. assigned her claim in the naturntbed.
bed to the Sealsblpt Cempany. and « ‘
they brought suit againat‘Kelstcr, who Regular meefl‘ ct lliuckinghuinl
is one of the "natural bed oysterniien." W 11.0.. No. 30, on Thursday at 2. so
for trespass. The court dude that pm. All mhmbers are urged to be:
the lot was never conveyed to Mrs. present at instelilttlon and reception.
Button. of new members; ‘ 1
1n summing up the memorandumi
the court finds: ' "7 V
,1. That on June 319.1878, the lot over azuin this morning until next
0113 belonged to the state. Mendiy Attorney J. J. Linxwo‘u‘on.
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cogimiaeion bad no jurisdiction over said it we difficult -to set 111me
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01 That .iolin M. Button and 20Vmsny postponement» and the
. oi til
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V follows:
1 the summer,
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2 That on July 20, 1.175. the oyster asked tor the continuance b'ocause be on the mm 1)
Mann tied. 1111111115. WV'
~,'Wlide list. night
in court on this matter because 011:;
‘V into HaldeIln never before was under
Foolitract since the beginning oi his
eifil.,VVVree zand set last night that‘
the ', ‘trVom reopens emit? was web
coins to a an in his, sixty-third year
”as willr rs sin hie' aviation field at:
The Connecticut .A'irérait oompany
was incorporated two Years sic. and
has done some Work in aeroplanes. it
hits been acquiring nianhiacturing'
properties and aviation: (rounds. 3,".
1 well as‘l’lB patents (onV contrivances
connected with aeroplanes and bat-.
"wwnloons. The company owns a live-
story building and an aerodiome in‘
New Haven, and recently purchased
the field at College Park thin, where‘
the United State} Army flyers were;
itorme’y trained.
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1V ' The concern has Va paid up capital
lot 8500; 000. ; d the outcome are as
Colo i lease. Uliman. ex-
Governor Woodruif. of Connecticut;
Samuel C. Mourhouse,
Thompson and Everard Thompson.
V Captain 'Bnldwiu said the company
would build a divisible balloon oi! the
non- rigid type, which would be din-
ishled by July 15. it will carry five
passengers and Vwili make trips be
tween New York and Albany during
under the management
of the company. ..There will be no
' regular schedule.
if the first balloon is successful
i
six more will be constructed, whichvV
will be sold for military or privateV
lose. Each craft will he 60 f'e'thV ong.
equipped with a 100 horsepower: mo.
tor. and will be capable of making
forty miles an bour.1
A factory with 1.5.000 feet (if door
space at Bound Brook” N. J.
leased yesterday 41:1 thex‘sloaue Aero-
plane CompouyNJor. the purpose of
manufacturing sepcnuutical and me-
rine motors At, the new factory,
which will be operated by the newly .
,to rcedV Sloane Daniel Company, mo
tors with from 80 to 200 horsepower ‘
are to be built, .Paul Daniel, ‘i‘or-
’merly ot the Edison Company, will
be chief designer.
Lieutenant S. . Koreakhofl. of the
Russian Army Beer-vs. who is here.
said yesterday 111.11 he has been com-
mlsioned by Russian govern-
ment to inyeatithe aviation in the
United States and to purchase two
tiying boats from the Out-ties Aero-
plane Company. Korauhhoif will be-
sin training atathe Curtiaa school
next month and will takerthe boats
Vto -Rusia with him. lie said that
upon his returnV he will make a 2.500
mile flight clout the River Volga.
stopping at the army posts on the
route. slid giving demonstrations.
Upon the performance of the boats
will depend the placing of a govern-
ment order for twelve or more moi
chines. -
Word was received yesterday from
'Hlimmoudsport that Glenn H. ur-
ties will go to Washington tomorrow
i
Bureau in regard to a transatlantic
flight. He will gather statistics con.
cerning the weather conditions of:
the coast of Newfoundland, and will
solicit the bureau‘s advice as to
which is the most favorable month
for the flight.
Orville Wright slipped quietly into
town yesterday and spent the day
attending to personal matters. When
seen at the Manhattan Hotel he said
he had nothing to make public about
the aeroplane royalty situation. "
Mr. Wright lelt for Boston lli‘s‘t’ '
night, but. will return to New you:
lenrly next weokV to attend e. director' a
wimeeting at the Votiices of Wright
Company, No.11 Pine rest. This
will he the first. meeting of the di
rectors since the decision in the
0611110111; POW” ‘3 ”‘9 P9“ I have to whom‘ came the property of her granted and the lot 083 (lectured a ”rent one, “my much surmise as
to the outcome is prevalent among
the followers 0: aviation.
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Painters are rte—decorating the
front or the Taylor Estate stores i111
Washington street. '
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Grahame 1 operating it.
to consult with the Hydrographic ‘V
oppoation at the dual test Represen-
tattve 'Mehnn voted with the upbeat»
tion and Representatite Reliiv had 111i
pounced his oppdaition to the repeal
of the "tree tolls" law the other day
That left Representatives Donomn‘
and Kennedy the only- Connecticut
statesmen to vote with the pres‘ldentl
Vthin ' Ii
Lenora-n DceIn’t Explain. 7 ‘
Mr. Mnerzdn line 'no statement cone
coming his attitude on the repeal Dill
but he is understood to feel that 'the‘”
only question at issue was whether the
law violated the Hay-Paunccfote
treaty, Evidently he came to the con‘
clusion that the treaty was not vie!
fated. He and Mr Mahan voted 'to
recommit the repeal bill to the corn-g
Vmittce with instructions to report a
dflclaration of independence for the
United State it controlling the canal
fixing tolls, protecting the canal and
Representatlye'e Doom
yen and Kennedy 1oted against re
committal and .tor the passage of the
bill
Representative Kennedy had notha
ing to say why he voted with the
president. Representative Mahan'
said he listened to the debate and
heard nothing to change his mind and'
hence would not change his vote.
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Board?» of Estimate and
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Mayor 11 attics. Norwnlit Conn.
A special meeting of the Board 01
EBtimute and Taxation of the City at
Norwnlk hereby is called to be. held
at the council chambers in the city hall
on Tuesday. April 7th,1014, at 8 p.
1111., to constder «the whilmpriiitlng the
sum of seven hundred dollars (3700)
her the purpose of Miv'umtc ' laundrv
at the rtannin farm with machinery, and
to consider appropriating the sum of!
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four hundred and eigntyuiive dollars 1
and ed‘fiht'il‘ml' cents (3485 84') to covar
the little or the school assessors. and
to consider commutation the sum oi
live nunurod Mill seventy-five dollars
(575.) tor we or at Central avenue,
The chkniandlrecev case Was nun mm." Thistle the.sisn which uppcnaV tton
on the inner door of the laws ,
room. where out at n
on.
Third Dietri and to take such no-
19111161. to apps-curl weld
etiin‘s oi- quid purposes “as he noted
their“ deem [proper and to lay it special
that meat the whole of such appro~
or of such. part thereof as
appropriated out of the
VVed' revenues or said city.
Agttliit. 1914.,
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which they did through thick undJVVVjVV
‘ as to whens to get your suit made,
delivery will «auntie your purchasing-
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