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ANNIVERSARY I II
.1. RRRWBRI IRE RISRSI R
E. T. Whitney. of Norwaik, a PhotograleIorand CiviiwarVetsrsh,
With Others Relate Hisfill‘y oi the Affair
' in recalling the first of the World’s walk and during the Civil War was
great railroad horrors, which occurred on the staff of Brady. the fam-
sixtycne years ago today, through the one war photographer. 1 The plate is
courtesy of The Bridgeport Sunday now the property of George S. North.
Net, is able to present a photograph.Ilt will be noted that there was‘ but
Kind several new stories that have not one track over the bridge at that time.
.ibeen previously published. These‘land the red ball at the top of the
"were published in the Post issue of‘ structlue which bore a light at night
last Sunday. [was lowered when the draw was op- .
' The photograph taken about theVen. On the morning of the accident;
time of the accident. by the late E. Captain Joseph S.,'Byxbee. Norwalk's
,'1‘. Whitney who for many years con-
iducted a photograph gallery in New?
(Clontlnued on Eighth Page).
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Photograph Taken 61 Your: site by E. T. Whitney. 1 1
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“‘“IIIIIWIWIIWV'mVVV militia...
The members of the Sixth Company,
' Artillery Corps Connecticut National
Wheacon AVBIIIIBV ExpreSsmVan Rim Guard. were informed by Captain Al-
, » bert N. Mossman. last evening. that fir
"“0 "I WBSIW" “WWII. all probability the company would psi
Yesterday Aberdeen
’ .11: :1“ : . 1 , ' .1 for the members to be in readiness
”HM—m...
1s.
1. 2- , i , '
That John J. alleehan. the express-
manor Deacon adenue. would rather
. any time be runT into by an automobile
7 than be called this nameg. in tile crlto~
rlpn to be, followed from an incident
which happened to him yesterday
noon John never did hold the kind-
est t‘beling toward the gasoline wa
news was given the members of the
There are now about seventy-
two Iiembers ready for action. and
must of the man show great enthus-I
loom
war Wervice.
ThII information which Captain
and Sheehan was driving his team rebelled 1mm handouarters.
along westport avenue. bound fromI W
Gompo Beach to Norwalk. And ‘it you: “ 1 1 V
will Vnoto it was about dinner time 811 “8‘s” 8 “was
erit‘h an empty stomach upperm t in
Echo’s mind. Everything was going I -1
‘along as well as was possible under
V Unu‘usl
where the land is situated, as to‘towu
I‘Sherli'f Ladrlgnn was employed to go,
ver the prospects of performing
gone. but that is immaterial in this Massimo “an out last night “mg
“m“ “9 time 0‘ day. “’9“ 12 Mitt-om communications which he has .
SR HER
Proceeding [or Not-
waik and Unusual Cassius
Entire Stale
it is an unusual thing for the Supe-
rior Court of Fairfleid county to hold
a session in ”Norwalk. indeed. for a
score of years at least, such a proceed
lug has not been followed here. The
court is to come here. with Judge Jos-
eph P. Tattle on the bench. some day
this week, probably Saturday, and the
permission of. the city officials has been
granted.
The case is local. and affects prop-
erty. Therefore. as it must be held
lilmts, the court will convene in Nor‘
walk. ~
Joseph R. Taylor and Charles E.
Hoyt i‘Orcclosed six houses at Fine
‘Point. believed to have been owned by
‘Dudley E. Hoyt. “When the last day
for redemption had expired, Deputy
Vdown to Fine Point and take posses-I
‘~.slon
The furniture in the houses was
gall back in the houses. Again he mov- ‘aucce‘ag was
Ied it out. and a watchman was employI ing message: ,
“Incubation pt“ ed up one best of
and thirteen oth-
‘ I. Mortimer Hoyt. brother of Dudley ers. one engine” lulled in explosion
'u-ont now is said to claim possession and one man dried“ infill! 8th
”I rotting its: othe'i‘
.1 ‘“ * ii tenses chaise when. tor three renst
ed at the place, so that at last reports?
the furniture was still outside
of one or the houses. Eie has brought
suit; charging orcihle clumped wie-
talnero 1 11: ..
or years. It is s.‘ summary proceeding.
The case can be brought beforea
jury. and itis possible that the defend.
Iants will so move. District Commis-
Isioner Stephen 18. Hatch granted the“:
use of the court room most willingly.
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soon countries
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I Favorable reports showing the
church to be in an excellent condition,
election or officers, and harmonious
relations marked the annual meeting
ordered into service next week and of Trinity parish, last cloning The
meeting was caii‘ed together by the
for the call to duty. (It was after tile rector. Rev F. A. Coleman and the
reason arm of the company that theII call was read by the clerk. Edward BI
nucleus.
Following the reading of minutes,
with the following result: 'V
senior Wdrden~Dav1d W.
mend. ‘ .1
Junior W mew-Benin Weed
so}
I Colunibian'. 'c
reading of treasurers" report and roll:
call the election of sincere was held.
Twentya seven {Millers bill at a
crew of Sixty; hills on Anal-
Being Adi‘Iii 9W5fly iiiViurs
IRIRiliil1éRiId—jti
Stumbling
enema ism, N 6.. May 6.——Cap
tnin McDonald add thirteen members
Colombian led on the assurance of no further trou I
the? bio from- 'IVII‘I‘ men, and each prisoner
in “up,“ “VI was heavily fined. ‘ I
of the British
burned at. so...
steamer Manhat‘
”comer
patch to this effeqt was received from
In Another
site soved by
isii’Seh’is'hcss and Heavy Fines
Imposition Low Violators,
BuiTFo‘rmer “Penalty is
demand L'slsr
One woman fainted. one man col-
lapsed, .and other women and men
dropped totheir knees praying. wring?
ing their hands: and crying in the
downtown courtroom .this morning
when Junta dohn Keogh made known
his decision on the cases of the strllo
ere, charged with assault and breach
or the peace as a result of the Satur-
day aftdrnboli‘ riot. Five of the pris-
oners had jail sentences meted out to
them. thOugh thesemere later suspend
'Mrs. Bosetti, mother of Rocco '30- i
the mung,” i) am Iggy-com 3‘“th setti. one of the prisoners. knelt by.
here early with
the newel post in the lower hail of the
The Mahatma {)0qu from New city building. praying. When the 11m
York for “marinas been near the port of the sentence was explained to
scene of the bur
for some hours
W ”W
boat."
: The rescue. it was added. was made
'V I Th9 m“ In “WWW“! proceeding. early this morning in 41.9 north lati-
I but one other of similar nature havingI
Ibden tried in this State for a numberI
m
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g of the Columnist:
Was known to be
moved out by him to the street A few legal-clung for page gontainlng mem-
days later he went down and found ltI bent or the coininhfiiulfi crew. Her
anngunced in the follow.
:(conttnued on twelfth can.)
IRRIIIS-I IRE IRIRRIIR
This Homing
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commissioners.
RI iIIWIIR [IBIRSE
blsVIVIy Witnesses Examined by
lhsgi‘ojuhly Commissioners
Simeon Peale. John F. Bropby’ and 1
Dennis Mulyihlll hold “Ia me In the! _ mo Rosctti. 23 ‘VFZ monum-
city mm insanely room. Joseph RI
VT's’yior was the attorney for the lip-I
plic'alita .while ill'rooe‘cutihg adapt i‘
agent. George H Wilbur-emporium!
ibinnched as the full
. was heard.
her she collapsed. not understanding
that the jail sentence was removed.
Rocco. as he heard the sentence pro-
nounced, went limp in his chair. 3!
lnultaneously the other men’s ' faces
realization of
their misderbeanor was brought home
to them. and it was at this time that
the outburst came among the spectre
tors.
magnificent" dad. the tail sen-
ens. any one of which. had it been at
srwiss, Would have prevented the su
‘pension. The reasons are as follows:
l—None oi the men had a criminal
record. ~ 1.
2~None of the men resisted the offi-
cers.
$410“ of the men. on being search.
ed. was found to have any concealed
weapons. . .
-Judge Keogh ordered the case again
reverted to, the simple assault and
breach of the peace when the testi-
mony ’of Dr. A S. Sorgi. of Stamford.
Dr. Sorgl reported that
Balances. the man who wasalnjured,
has taken a rapid turn for the better.
and he is practically assured oi! the
man's recovery. The high tempers-I
Bela Loves recently petitioned for turoJiad not. been from the stonecaus- ‘dehtly retired from business and now
a transfer at license from his place in I ed wound.
Mechanic street to the Budovsky the shock “‘1“de the temperature
building, in a store facing Lexington 'lowsred. “9 man Ill about his
Considerable protest was today.
madcosgainst the proposed change;
and the matters were thrashed out this lows' 1
“morning before the. .board of countyI (Name. “a.
but. from the shock. and as
room,
The cellos were disposed of as fol-
tine. sentence.
jail
given in order). , 1
miles Torre. 17. 866.
Oracle Tuccl. 28. 3761—2 maths. .,
’ Nick Falcono. 17, 860~1 month.
Domenico'l’asserelli. 19. 35b.
Antonio Patient. I75~d months.
‘ Antonio Gerrard. 35.
e oncluslon oi the session the mom}...
common hers and attorneys went to-
“1 Springwood and 10¢in 0W! COMP neys Freeman H.‘iilght and John J.
nose with reserved decision, and this 0 “so 10,: the good fight they put up
Vl- will be handed ”down litter
" in the case. 1'
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Well-known South Norwaik lies-
RRW IREIRRRIR [II
this Been Assessor and From-
Iformel'iy was an assessor of the City
Itho present time he is the treasurer of
I. Norwalk Club and is a general favoritel
8100-45
dodge Keogh sbmpilmented Alton
The lines and the (basis will be paid.
The ludsMImbosed‘ the heaviest pen-
' Vaity on Carrsro. the delegate. whom
he said was largely responsible for
idem Decides islands
1- vorablyeoiil‘s coder street
in Oklahoma
andlillyhiooli Properties _ 9
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Six New Teachers tiers Illicit
ineni in Republican Politics Named for Neill Year
Purely a routine meeting was he“
by the school Board at the High school. 1
last night before recess was taken ill! I
the members to executivI
sion to considzgfifimelection of new:
school sites.
Two have practically been decided
upon, these being the Cedar street 10' ‘
cation, and thoIRayinond property_ at
the intersecti MIR“? Grove street: V:
and West stre I V ‘
The superintIIEIndeIni's report even
it will be with the greatest regret
that the citizens of Norwalk read of
the approaching departure from the
city of Percy J. Edwards. the well and
favorably known attorney. The an-
nouncement will cause great surprise
because such a move on ills part has
not been anticipated. Mr. Edwards.
however. has long been contemplating
the change.
Percy .1. Edwards was born in Ches-
ter, PL, 061. it. 1881. He graduated'
from Pratt Institute. Brooklyn, IN. Y..
class of 1900. And of the University
of Michigan. law class of 1903. He was.
admitted to the bar, State of Michigan.
June 16, 1903. and was admitted to the
bonnecticut state bar. Jan.13.’ 1900.
He came to South Norw aik in January, I
130d. to represent iamlly interests in!
The Phenix Fur Comps“. Vmanufac-I
lurers of hate Tints. but with the dean“
line of hatti’nV' t became unprofitable.
in“ : s we
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The donation supper and outcrt
meat given by Pensions Council.
V3
up.
VV mVchh missed the damn tot .
a “fivgmpubumn worker Pie present but the enthusiasm was
lacking in any degree. 1 1
pointment'at not “having pr
quartette Which was engaged. . 1
der selections was wiped away by
stellar performance of the boring“?
four consisting of Messrs. Raymond;
Reidell. Gale and Goebler. Their v “‘
was of the side splitting calibre apt! 1
all agreed that; they did lIlne V
The business” meeting was longer
than had been anticipated and wit
the other events it was decided
dispense with the whist and pinochiué
tournament until. the next mews
After the meeting was adjourned "
members out dorm to an unpaid
supper and did justice to it.
the evening Ponassus orchestra. ploy
to the delight of those present. I
~ The entertainment ,commlttco’
how making arrangements for
smoker toIbe held In June.
EXTRA SPECIALS. V
Tiest Maine potatoes, spook 25th
west flour a bag. 700. ‘
[Best butter. a pound, 30c.
“in the community He will be with TIRE one“ -.A AND F m co
“Vus until the latter out of the month. 124 Washington St. south Horne!
and. in the meantime, he will be kept
i 1 how sorry _ .
busy hear on peope say ”Eva‘rr's I“|TI.L I I I
won Til stow Lil.
“they are to know that he is to leave
oni- city. 1 ’
M-h'h-i-‘mMV'.’ V 1V
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District Deputy of the First new V
Dietrich Wor. Bro. T. \u. Benedi V V
.New Canaan paid his that official. V
V iiiltli- -liP IEII Sliilll‘l‘
I PilliiiElEil
to Old Well Lodge. No.108.li'. and
M.. last night. The lodge roomI
NEW YORK -May 5.——Policeman
William J. Kelly was mortally Wound— , 1
«a» we» .. m... "hittidiii’i‘iiéhzi't ....
yesterday. alter they had shot and attraction in the Enter ed); p m
"killpd a Greek restaurant keeper nann- degree In ”an” of the w 1 ,
ed Boswell! T116 Greek was killed deputy'pMd a great nompllnle
, hon he WWI {“1 demands of a”) the officers as to the exemplary
nsy “d “1“" m“ “of nor in which the ceremony we
“"3“ “"5 monster. ‘ ' "died out. He remarkedt .
‘nnu‘. 1“ 79'“ “I" optimist-est. His last five idols;
‘1 M ”I“ 9‘ W'V to lodges or the district no,
“MRI“ “1‘ made on rainy nights. 1 .V
as
cf gouth Norwsik,‘ 1910-1912. and at
the Second taxIng district of the City
of Norwalk. lie was a member of
Ithe Republican city committee from
1909 to ibis. 1 . ~
After graduation from college Mr.
Edwards had experience in the oil has
iness. producing. pipe lining. refining
and accounting. under direction or his
father, 0. C. Edwards. who was the
vice-president of Security Oil Com-
pany, now the Magnolia Petroleum
Company. of Beaumont. Texas. He re-
rcsldcs at boll »Angeles He has large
oil producing interests in California.
Oklahoma and Wyoming. and Attorney
Edwards will be associated with blur
in these. his will divide his time be-
tween Tulsa, Oklahoma and Casper,
Wyoming. He will practice law in
these places. specializing in the law
10f oil and natural gas. 1 ‘ I
I Mri' Edwards belongs to the South
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