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In His Controversy with
Street Commissioner
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Buildlng Inspector Clarence I. Finch
had more to say this morning about
thacontroversy he has had with Street
Commissioner GeorgeA. lSharron re-
garding the issuance of permits for the
moving oi! buildings, when seen by a
reporter. This dlfliculty‘lvas explained
exclusively in The ‘Sentinet last evens,
ing.
“Alexander Morton will move his
building from North Main street to
Church street when he gets ready
without any permit from Sherron,"
said Mr. Finch. “and I will be on hand
to see that he does. 1 am not looking
for any muss, but I can‘t see 'but that
ordinance settles the matter plain-
.whq .
unmmmwm
nobleman
Ought Not to Have Aliowed an
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Plans Now Being Malia tor Start
in Loading Seed Oysters
Next Week
are -m.
ampumu
AAmuwu
One Expected to Arrive Satur-
«Many a
take the bull it
horns if the ,.
.. stand for c.2222 «2
Tumour
Little banner AAi the 6in Being
Taken by Ville last at Presents
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WASHINGTON, “April 2.-—-'Federai'
re-intorcexnents’ from Saltlli‘o have.
reached Torreo , according to a tele:
gram to the M loan embassy here to.
day from the 2 exicanconsul at Ell
Paso The me e adds that there“
Norwaiil Waitih‘o 7‘ up to Satirage
importance as are Other
uuumm
momma
Employee oi Manuiaoturer Want
Their. Back Salaries and Other
Oamane Mdney
A dumber of the employee of the
Samuel Ahiarcus waist establishmentin
the Randall block, which industry was
prevented‘ from continuance by the
seemed to be ll no danger of the citii
being taken by ‘Villa. The number m"
Federal troops was not given.
Fighting Goes On.
JUAREZ. Mali. April a—om oi’ the'
maze of reports and denials conceran
ing the actil'ltids of General Villa atI
Torreou last I! ht and‘ early today,I
the assumption£ was drawn at rebel
headquarters thht lighting continuedI
today. This coilclusion was based on. Ward LOOIIOI'S WOl‘k UMOI‘ MISSI
Towns in State
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,lilnebriate to Drive Car From
the Sanitarium '
ABRAIDGEPORT, April 1.-—-"Today is
nlracbically the commencement of the
automobile season,’ said Judge T. C.
Coughlinn’n the City Court this morn-
Alng ill passing judgment upon Byuce
juice, a patient at the MacFarland San~
itarium in Westport, who was accused
of being drunk and operating a motor
welllcle while intoxicated, ‘aud the Sn-
periutendent of Police has told me
that orders have been issued for a
strict enforcement or the automobile
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Son oi Former Tammany Boss,
Nixon, Held By New
Haven Police
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.\' I2I\\' HAVEN. April
’l’l'ood Nixon of New a
prominent Junior in the Sheffield sci22
enrific school at Yale. was arrested or
Captain Donneliy oi‘ the detective b11-
I‘etlll last night, charged with assault2
jug Edward M. Everett, chief engineer
of the Southern New England com-
pany on October 22 lost. Mr, Everett
was walking home alone at night
,vvhen he was struck from behind with
a club and rendered unconscious. it
was thought at the
was robbery.
()11 the night of the. :lnsunlt thcre
was a student outbreak, during which I
iiron bolts were. hllrlcd through win-
dow of homes oi‘ pl‘ollliuout residents
{living near the scene of the attack.
[Dotefllres have becu working .Allietll
since last fall, but no dcilllllo clucs
developed until today. \\'Ili‘ll ii is said
Aecloral of the iron bolts \vclo l'ouull
in \ixon a room.
Said to HaVe Codfeesed.
Nixon then mode 21 comploto con-
fession, according to tho police, iic
Bold he had born drinking with otllcl'
students, lull otherwise gave no ox-
plauntiou oi' his not lic to out. on
Iliouds of $1,.Aiil) I‘m 11 hol'llillg tomor-
row lie is our oi tho most pop-
idler students I11 college; a member
or tllh22'vursliy rowing squad and a
member of lilo Atornollus society.
Nixon's I'utilcr Is Lewis Nixon, a prom2 ‘_
tlulult member oi" 'I‘llumllllly Hull ill
INow York. who uuccootiod Richard
Crokcr as lwad of that orgnuimtiou.
Oil.- id widely known us it slllpbullllcr
MI Nixon loft Now York i'ol this bit)
tonight upon Aelcipl oi llcws at his
son a arrest.
Nixon was formerly clmrucll ill tho
‘clty court today with assault. upon
Evoritt, and as his counsel Wore. uoti
ready for tho bepriuy. a colltlllllan e’
fouls. granted ll'ptil April 10. the boiId
or $1 500 being renewed
Nixon was not called upon to ”plead":
fwllell arraigned. Ills counsel askedI’
for n continuance and whiloA Assistant
City” Attorney Allreo said llc,_couid go
on with the case no objection was
flattered to the continuance. Lewis
Nixon, who accompanied his son to
the court building, reillilillod ill
pate rapid.
till
2i
Iy enough. My permit is binding
enough for it provides that the owner
of the building being moved will be
responsible for all damage to streets
and that the building shall not ogstruct
traiilc in any street longer than 24
hours”
Continuing Mr. Finch said: “I am
all there is to the building department
and I want to see any otllel depart-I
ment put me to sleep. There are no
committees river me at present and 1
alone conduct the aliairs ot’ the build
a telegram from Villa to General Car-
ranza last‘ night.
interest here also centered on the
reported movements of
ments for the lederal troops of Gen-'
erul Velasco at Torreon.
Tel-mu Makes Escape.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2. ~Luls Ter2
roses. in. the Wealthy Mexican, held
day or Sunday
'i‘lle Stirling Oyster Company. in
which Assessor William F. Hoyt and
his son Arthur C. 'Hoyt are interested,
has stalted up business again after
having Alone practically nothing for
,eeverul months On Ali-ionday the in
dusiry will‘be ill full swing with a
large force working. past three months, has escaped and
The concern is to handle only seed: made his way south toward Mexico
oysters and the loading of the vuriousl city. according to unconfirmed reports
by General Francisco yllla, for the
ing otilce. Furthel, I guess mine is the
, only office which ever turned over $149
even though the city has given me
nothing bllt shank‘s mares to get.
around with.“
That the building inspector and the
2 street commissioner should work more‘
harmoniously is the opinion of many
in the city today. Several citizens
have given their views to the ettect
the men should get together and utter
shoulder instead of pulling apart.
Along this line Corporation Counsel
William F. Tammany will hold a little
conference with .the otticials this alter~
noon, and it is hoped by all that the
time. the motive‘
SIX POISONEOS
smmwpeloutcome Will be ‘better feeling and Company will resume along the Other
great harmony for the future.
the opinion that both men should be
concerned in the moving or a building,
the inspector to carry out. the provi-
sions of his ordinance and the bommis-
sioner to safeguard the city's interests
ill the moving of the structure through
the streets.
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MAKE THEIII ESOAPE'
(‘AlitO lli April 2.——Six prisaners,
cscllped haul the county jail early to-
:dlly. Among them was W. M. Wilson,
sentenced to be hanged on April 24
for lllo murdel oi Thomas C Logan?
:1 special otilccl oi‘ the Mobile and
. Ohio .ltnlll'oud.
I ‘Betoro murdering Logan. Wilson
escaped from the Olllo Penitentiary,
whore. ho was serving a hip sentence.
~«lvlusio Iiull, Friday, Cecelia lloi’vtus
in A Lady of Quality, 5 recls.
LOOIIL IAIAII KILLED
I III BOIOOEPOBT TODAY
BRIDGEPOIRT, April 2.—-Dominicd
'l‘unuuce aged 27, a concrete finisher
engaged on the work of electrifying
the New linven Railr,oad was almost:
instantly killed on the viaduct herd
today, its was walking along‘the in2.
nor eastbound track and stepped to
the outer track to avoid a freighti
tratnf The Boston Express struelq
him, throw him several feet and trees
tured his skull. Tannncecamc here
from South Norwalk three days ago.
i scmprunm. cooxsnv.
“Mary Jane,” said the rector, sob
onlniy, "the steak is cooked to a
crisp. and the potatoes are raw You
have left undone the things that might
to be done and cooked too done the
things that ought not to be done."-
lindinnapolis Journal.
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WASBBII cats at Roodnor’ .
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to the city for the first month’s 2worlA,i
than for the best interests of the law-Iter business, a necessary adjunct to
settling this discord work shoulder to;
Counsel Tammany stated this moru2I
Illlg that there should be no muddle;
between these departments. 2H9 is or;
‘ Sod‘th Norwalk reservoir and illtor 1112
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schooners which come into the llurborI received by a newspaper here yester-
I will begin blight and early next week A day. Through the assistance of an old
The company is now waiting for illeIA family servant and a traitor in Villa 3
Aschooner O’Neil, " the first of the fleet camp, the story says, the political pris-
to get ill an order.
Iconic. from (‘nnarsie and will probably I Sultillo beyond the zone of Constitu-
Adrop anchor here on Saturday on Sllll- tiounlist control.
day.
I It is expected that .lli,000 bushels ot
‘oyoters will be loaded this year. This SI'W
,is tor the transplanting part of the oys-
overtops that of several years' past. Charles POHHIHQIOO. BI‘OIIIBI‘ 0i
" ,, ‘“ Ohiei, n ‘-
AOLO “MILOOEO . Fiia‘:et;l:pi:esl:rechng
I LOOKS use new “I I“ '"9
Charles Pennington, of North Main
The old oyster stca1l1er'.\iildred.” ot- street is contemplating the erection
.lormer days, one of the largest andI 01’ a normal story bllck business block
Ibcst of the local iicet, has been re dc to replace the present wooden struo
Icoiated and re- -equipped and is again turn. of many years'Istauding on his
,ouo ot.’ the finest of the oyster boats property next to the place which will
,coming into the local harbor. WitllIbe occupied by the Itoodner building
the great gold eagle still screamlus‘ Definite information to this street was
from her forward cabin the “Mildled”, leceived today, but as \Ir. Pennington
made port yesterday. Iis working in Stamford he could not
i
The boat formerly belonged lo the be reached for an explanation of the
AlViliiam H. Hoyt & 28011 firm of oyster, plans, etc.
,‘dc tiers She was then a frequent vial it is understood however. that the
her, llelo. 0n the winter when the block will be a credit to the commu-
Easle was sunk pull pay down ”19,1lity and that it wlll be of modern con-
llarbor And when beats were prevent-2', fitructlon with “lymph“;
ed from going either in or out of “19,cs througlwm,
local waterway, it is recalled that the: ,This is but another evidence or the
“.v}lldred" broke a passage. through as moving of business up North Main
the industry. Many other scllooners
will follow the “O'Neil” here for their
Acargoes of seed oysters and it will be
a busy busines from the start at next
week during the months in which this
Aline is pursued.
I It may be that next fall the Stirling
I lines of the oyster business Many be
lieve that the industry is on the im-
prove and this year's output locally
This was not the only time this craft
performed such uscl‘vice for local ship I live years it If.) predicted that North
ping ' ‘2 I Main street will be so dill’erent ill sky~
‘ilc “Mildred. " now of the AMme line features and goueral contour that
Rfliiel OYHIOI‘ (JOmDOHY “092$ 1108 just those Who have not seen it in that time
come tlom the ways in BPIdKeDthlwould scarcely recognize it as the
iicro the repairs were made and ncwI some street
boilers installed As she came intoA The building to be supplanted by
the harbor late yesterday afternoonA this new structure is the one in which
1every bout llcro whistlcd a salute to ,me John in. payday. saloon wag until
,tllo old timer. and it WM graciouslyre i failure came several months ago. It
ltill‘lled by tile ”Mildrod's " (filpthill. I“; not in very good mph“ and proba-
Ibiy Will be torn down for the lumber
“BEHARD AT THE ‘1 and iii'eu'ood there I“ in “A as to move
8. IIOIIWALK FILTER
it to a new location would be too ex-
Quite a term has been started at the,
some time through tllése columns. lll
pensive a propoaition.
NINE NEW APPLICANTS.
Nino now applicants for member‘-
ship wore repelled at the meeting of
The K‘llob Club .Governiug Bould last
night. The transportation committee
,Wilton. Courtney Woods is arrang-I
ing for the future in planting on or-
'chard of choice fruit-bearing trees In
conjunction with the water commisA
,sioners. Some day it is expected that;
,the orchard will be made a 22 paying
proposition, but at any rate It will
serve to develops the city land. whichi
was not in other use.
odlltract for transportation. "it was
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re- Intorce2 i
n pl lsoner for ransom at Chihuahua,I
This vessel MOI oner obtained his liberty and reached
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though the ice was merely hot butter. IgAmeA, which hag been foretold for.
was elllAA0\vcred to ‘AAproceed with the
decided to place an extension taieI
phone this year near2 the bathing
bsach to save members many stdps.’
other business of a routine nature
.. d , ,.
Clara i-llll
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Norwalk is waking Alp once more toIA
tdleinlportance oi.’ woman suffrage and
2Iis about to step in line with the other
towns thloughout the State in entry.
You on active ward organization work. 2
Already all the large cities and many
of the smaller ones have been organ~
ired according to the plan used by tth
Ibig political parties. ['71er wold has
its leader, and all the leaders are un ’
der the direction of a city leader who
superintends the vlork interviews the
politicians, urnmpes for ward meet-I
lugs, and keeps suil‘ragc continually be.
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I -—EASTER OPENING,
; Friday Saturday and Monday,
April 3 4, 5 1911 Taflor. mlllinel,
liaut’orli Block 60 North Main street,
ISouth Norwalk. \ i
IIWEOOEWOEO STOPS
I TRAIN ROBBERY
i
l ATHENS. Ga. April 2.2—Arl at—
Itempt by one man to rob Seaboard
IAir Line passenger train No. 111.2
,south2bonnd, near Comer. Ga, fifteen»
Imlles northeast oi? here, was frustrat~
’ed early today by Express Messenger.
2R. C. Fletcher. After a pistol duel
Iwith Fletcher, the bandit jumped Aroxn
jthe train and escaped.
i The bandit swung aboard the ex-
{press car as the train was leaving el
Awater station two miles south of
Comer Covering Fletcher with a re-
volver, he ordeled him to open the ex-
press car safe Fletcher Aespon‘ded by
drawing a pistol and opening tire.
After several shots had been excllang—‘
ed. the bandit, wounded in tll‘é"arm,
dropped his weapon and leaped from
the train. Fletcher was not injured.
Sherii‘l’s‘ posses of two counties to2
day began a search 101 the would-be
robber. I
\
«Trinity G. id, S, will hold a rum-
mage sale ill ltooducr‘s Full, Friday
and Saturday.
‘Allsr SIOE PLANT
TO mum LINES
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The electric light department. oi the
Third district is planning an extension,
of the lines and the commissionerSA
will request permission olf‘ the (.21in
councilat the next meeting to do the
Inocessnry .work.
Poll-a and fixtures ale. to bo installed
in Woodsido avenue and ill hiyltio
street. In all about u dozen poles will
ho erected if the permission is giant-
ad which no doubt it will be
Tile district plant is doing very well
All this season of the year.
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I MAN NEEDED ATTENTION.
I Dr .I llobsou at East Norwalk llo-
tilled the police yesterday that he lladI
attended a lllllll who needed hospital'
attention, The hospital nutllolitles
refused to admit the man unless they
had an order item the soleotmsn.
The matter Avail lofcrlcd to the churi
ties deptfiitment, but James A Brown
was still Investigating the case to-
day.
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“A body OIsQllillily,5 oracle.
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A payment.
fire of last week. have sought legal ad2
vice on how to get their salaries. and
the attorneys retained, Llnxweiler &
ilegeman. have taken proper steps to
get the money for their clients.
Constable Henry C. 2Selzer has gar~
sheed Charles T. McGovern. of the
(niapital insurance Company, and Tay-
lor 8: Golden, ot‘ the Connecticut In-
suranoe Company, the Hartford Fire
Insurance ompany, and the Royal In
,surance Company to cover 8400.
Tile plaintiffs. the amounts they seek
as damages, and the date set for the
’uppearance of their cases before Jus-
tice oi‘ the Peace William A. Griffin,
Jr., are as follows:
Frank Keene—$20, April 17. 10 a. m.
Jose Zerillo~$20, April 11, 11 a. 111.
Sylvia Dunisl'oni—SZEA, April 22. 9 a.
in.
July 2Sclluman~~2$552 April 22, 10 a
m.
L. Vi:l()-$20, April
Tony Rebato~—$2AA, April
111.
Elihu Ammo—«$20, April 2|). lit a. m.
Theresa ll’lnqiulc—-$2ii, April 20, il
a. m.
diary V0110 2232A), April 20. 1:30am
’i‘ercsa Buldino«$25, April 21, 10 a.
m.
0‘)
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10:30 a. m.
‘I" 11:30 a.
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AliredBohemian—$2.3, April 211, 10 a. I
in.
These accounts are all wagd dueI,
the plaintifi’s plus the damages that“
have been incurred by the delay in
There is a chance that the
cases will be settled out of court, It is
said.
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IWOIIWALK YAOHT OLOO
AOOPTS NEW ROLES
The adjourned annual meeting of
the Norwalk Yacht Club was held inst
evening, at the South Norwalk Club.
and considering the weather condi-
tions, was well attended
The report of the Committee on
ways and means was adopted alter a
i.2hmough discussion of each oi the
sections. These related to the care
of boats of members of the club; the
duties of the janitor and the compcn
satlon he shall receive during the sea—‘
son; the adoption 01's rule compelling
all visiting yaclltsmcll to register at.
the club; enforcement of the Allie that
the. llub property" s for the exclusive
use 01 the members and boon tide
guests,
The club house is expected to open
on May let. the same as usual, and ro-
puirs will be made to the limits and
runway. With 11 number of new mem-
bers and new boats added to the fleet
the coming season promises to ho cup
of the most prosperous in recent
years.
MOLO'O SOLOOII IO
OOOEO ATTAOHIOENT
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The saloon which has been operat-
od for several months by James .llola,
Alu Water street, South Nol'walk, was
Iuttached this morning by
Constable
Sumucl (I, ilclnlld. ilulrls & Gulls.
the owners of the block ill which the
saloon is located made the attach
Ancnt for $271.0, claiming rout due it
is understood the bl22éui11;.,r tiill‘lllltlill";
has a large claim. and there are aI
number of other creditor's, who will be
heard i‘l oul later.
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DELAWARE BOOK OHAO IO
Alliallbut, Mo 11),
l2illdi,loclt 7c; "
. 'iiuttbrtlsh 1921220
Steak cod,14c
Spanish ArulclAe‘rei, 12 Ho.
Salmon 160. j ‘
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House and heel-
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Four Tenemenis in Pittsburgh
Go, With a Loss oi 550.0002
ST. AUGUSTINE Fla" April 2.
Fire early today destroyed five to
ists' hotels, the county courthouse 8:;
a number of residences here. So in
Aas known, no lives was lost, thou
Imany guests at the Florida House. th
Manson House, Clairmont, “A,
lactic and Central Hotels, ‘wll‘tl‘
were destloyed escaped , kc
tily clad and had no time to say
their pelsouai belongings. The limp!
were checked late this forenoon. Pro
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AOiaasier Overtakes the sea
Steamer Southern Grossih
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ter has overtaken the sealingst , ,.
er Southern Cruse and her crelw,
'10 men. Fifty of the men hallo d
from exposure in a lurious blizz
and others are dying
The steamer Newfoundland and
ili'l‘e today with some survivors
the crew of the Southern Crone will
was caught in the ice while .rett‘rr in
from the sealing grounds: I
were adrift on ice times for 48 hour!
suffering teriibll. Many of themar
still missing and other vessels or
searching for them. ()A‘ those‘dirOugh
in by tho Ncwfoundlmlll fifty was
either dead or dying when the 5‘
reached port
and BOTH AAKlAa ..
BIIOIIEII or AA
it became known today of a sari
accident which happened to Mich . .
iioulihnn, of Cedar street. Rotten
from a pole, a distance of about fife
teen fect,‘ to the ground and lir ltd
both ankles. The shock from strili
heavily upon the ground also call
a slight concussion of the brain. ,2
W, J. Tracey is attending tilednju
man, and says that. it will, Abe/,8.
weeks or more before he will bait
to get out. of. bed. l2loulihltn ,wtt
pioyed by Edmund lA‘. 2(foujpdt‘s..
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natives were klliednnd titty other
.iurcd today by the dernilm
Atrain while it was crossingh
near 'i‘aujoug l’t‘iok. I. about A‘ hi
them this city. The accld
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