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IIIICIS IIIIBE III R I] MEN
III IIEIIIBIIE NEW WIIIWIM
Members ot South Norwaik’s Indian ‘Trillo Will Have Big Parade
and interesting Exercises in the Building in East
Washington Street This Evening
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I With fine weather and a host of Red
titles from all parts of the State the lo
cal members of Uncas Tribe. No. 26,
are looking forward with great expec-'
tattoo to the dedication of their new
Ewigwam. on West Washington streetq
The parade which is to precede the
exercises in the twigwam will form at
the east—bound station. The visiting
tribes will remain there until the dele-
gation from Danbury arrives at 7:31
o’clock. The different tribes will then
l",
uncas TRIBE wrowm
loath Newman
. Frank Nash
liliilll ill ll
lilii_l_iIl__l_ltill on
Buses, Cruises and Smokers—-
Also Entertainments boll-
sideres by Governing
‘ Committee
The governing board of the Norwalk
Yacht Club, held a meeting last leve-
ning at the office or Commodore Wil-
liam ii Byington, at which time plans
for the present season were discuss-
ed.
A complete new set of colors has
been purchased, and these will be
hung to the breeze with the formal
opening of the club, and solute from
the big gun on Memorial Day. next.
Saturday afternoon. There will be a.
concert by an orchestra, and mine
members and friends can participate
is dancing in the evening. it is pos-
sible there may be boat races in the
afternoon, as the floats are in poslv
tion, and nearly all the members hav.
ing boots have launched the same.
Refreshments will be served as usual
under the direction of the entertain—
ment committee
On June 20th, Saturday, the fleet of
the club will set sail for Long island,
where there will be a smoker and en
lertuinmcnt by the Knleerlior-ker
Yacht Club, for the Norwalk and
Nortllporl Yacht Clubs. This prom-
ises to be shit; event and arrange
ments are being completed by Com
mcdore Byington and Fleet Captain
.Clliertainrnent Committee Chairman
Elbirt lV. Fitch, reported that arrange
ments are progressing for the joint.
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smoker to be held' between the Yachu
tonight. Committees have been at be given their places in the line and,
,work for several weeks perfecting the preceded by a platoon of the 01W! 1111';
arrangements and now all is in readi eat, and Atherlcaa Band. will mold a
.mnmtoriaahiaesisbntion. Lassen :W“ the
pineowes a busy piace at the new wigr line of: mu militia 1e ‘1:oiiows
Wain putting on the finishing touches. East-bound station to Monroe street.
trite new building was brilliantly 11- to Chestnut street, to South Main
luminated with hundreds of electric
lights and a large American ting was
Suspended across the street, making
h very pretty sight. The program to
be rendered was rehearsals“ many
plans were considered.
will all unit
3 us on Rilllilill
Did-lsshioned Vehicle was Plac-
ed Last Night, Unknown to"
Authorities, in Railroad
street, to East Washington street as
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honours arsenic:
tier llillPED lsilll
m
been notified by State Tax Commis~
sioner William H. Corbin that a bear-
increased 84, 000, 000.
City Clerk Joseph J. Linxweiier has
ing will be held in Hartford to show ’
cause why the list of taxable property
in the City of Norwalk should not be
The communi-
Club and the South Norwalk Club
some time during the summer. Out-obi
tDWn entertainers will be secured. and?
W more eel-re will so remnants- and other .
Yéaturse.
it was voted to accept the imita-
tion of the Norwalk Country Club,
street, to North Main street. to West through Secretary seymour Cums, tag
avenue.as far as Reed street counter- considPr the proposition of homlnli
march West avenue to North Main Joint water sports this season, anal
ii is likely a date will be selected in
the near future. .
The regatta committee is planning
for the customary series of races and}
Ithe dates will be announced soon.
|4'l‘hole will be suitable prizes, R W3
James Kingan having odered to give
$100 in cups to winners of the sea-
son‘s events.
FOIL8 WIFE BY SUICIDE.
3WIneted Man Announces Death Plan
Then Hanna Himself.
SOUTH summertime. TUESDAY. MAY £6. I914
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Carranra Isl Deluseil to4
The latest d
lthat the Mexican and American dele-
gates, as a result or their conferences
with mediator, over theagl‘aflan prob-
lem, are condoning toward a point
l it here they up meat on some common
ground of agreement looking toward
sell of the mud and vexing land ques-
announced that they would issue today
a formal ointment was taken as a
:l sign that they, age willing to have the
question can
~ any in the
tactics through the hydrants, the use
SIIEIIIW Ifilll IEIIII
Bill Hill! I SIIIIIII
President alw- the tiniest benefit
Association at Railway Postal
cartons Prominent
iii We!
Simeon Royal Keith died at ten min-
:utes past tour this morning as a re-
.suit of a paralytic stroke which he
suflered Sunday evening at six o '.clock
iThe fatal attack came while he was
Eat the home of John W. Hull. on But-
lbank street, to which place be-had
Igone after attending the ball game in
{the afternoon. Mr. Keith seemed in
his usual health during the day and
3had not complained about feeling ill
immediately alter the strobe he was
taken to his home 06 Main street in
an automobile. lie remained uncou-
1serious unto death.
Mr Keith's demise saddens many
PPOMIIS Vu heart; for he was very popular and;
filled endeared himself to a host oil
May 26 -_. friends He was very well-known;
throughout New England, and had
been president for the past four years
of the Mutual Benefit Association or
‘Railway Postal Clerks. Division No.1.
during which he had conducted that
otiice to the entire satisfaction of the
members. :liia associations were many
and true. For over twentydyears be
had been employed in the postal ser
..s. The tool, that the mucous had vice. and during that time had formed
friendships with his fellow-workers
uhlch have been lasting. its was pos-
sessed of that ‘rare character which
inspired absolute couldence in him
Mr. Keith was in his torty ninth Your.
having reached his torty- eighth year
seedy wull
‘38 Successor
Consider
unis, om.
eiopments here Indliate
NIAGARA
an ultimate solution by Mexico her-
ed in some form by
the contercn more. They are hope-
lul of meet the United States halt
No.3
tied to the new provi- was a member of st. John a Dodge,
t in Mexico. which 3, 2L iF. and A. dis 0! Our Brothers
‘ lbodxe. No. 10, I. 0 0. 31. and of New
. who
9 Hov%W:93dlb co do: 9::
at Illinois liill W444" ... . .. 3
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‘sociated with the local lodge, attenu-
ing many of the meetings and social
First and Second District Dom-
missioners Decide to Charge
gatherings.
Mr. Keith was in a contaiescent
$75 a Year for Drinking
Fountains
tion to be so
sionai gov
state when the fatal attack came upon
him. On Easter Sunday. April 12 he
was on the train that was wrecked at
hye, N. i’.. when the railsapread. in
that accident he suifered injuries
which had prevented him from work.
ing since then. lie had planned to re-
’slclan had advised him not to. Mr.
Keith is survived by his mother, Mrs.
‘Bradley Slurgis Keith; .a brother.
Charles E. Keith, of Bridgeport. and
one sister, Miss Harriet 1... Keith, of
Norwalk.
A final adjustment of the ditterenco
es. which have arisen orer the charges
for the use of the water for fire pro‘
of water for street sprinkling and tor.
WiNS'l‘ED, May 26. -—Joseph Rea.
f Nor-
drlnklng fountains, to the City 0 Friday afternoon at 2: 30 oclock in-
on at some sugges on the eighteenth at this month. Ha:
“I
turn to work last Monday, but his phy‘
Funeral services will be held from
the family residence in Main street
llillliil ill
hissul BASE
ls militia
More Members ol the Bridge
Committee Testity Deters Dor-
oner John I. Photon
llPiil ill harlot
imitation
Diver Carl Anderson First Wil-
ness This Allernonn
“w
swoon slid Driven by D
tour William D. Smith.
_ II Accident
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IIIII‘ IIIIIS DIRI
IIIIIII BIIII III.
One Get Away Sately.Bat other
ties Concussion oi ill-slit ’
~—
Runnlng from behind a furnitm
truck into the path of an automobilfi
x int: rest on Fairileld avenue nee
"a.
Coroner John J. Phelan arrived in
South Nora alk on the 1; OP train this
afternoon, and was met at the rail-
road station by Medical Examiner Dr.
Samuel H Huntington. They pro- | _
ceeded to the City Hall where another Pmlxhfitgfgerfri?gg: 1:05:11: :3:
session 0! the inquest in the cause of hue, Bridgeport was hurled IO N
the Washington street bridge acci- pavement and run over by the M
“a“ w” he” Wheels or the machine late not
Before commencing hearing the afternoon. and now lies ”fill
testimony the coroner requested that of death in the Bridgeport W
all the timber which had been taken with a fractured base of theakullf
ontuchiher at)???” - If)“: namelessted concussion of the brain, and permits
nu III 8 ll) Vt 83 ng Deer CO‘ “new“: injuries,
held from Bridgeport, will come here. “1mm Q Smith. a chauffeur
and make an examination of the 1118- Herbert A. Mathewson, a prom
terlals used in the construction. resident of South N orwalk, Wm
John F McMahon and William ,Mor- driving the a” w“ arrested 0'
an, of the bridge committee, were technical charge at ”cue“ 3
' pendin the‘ outcome of the case. 3
(Continued on "m M" later rzleased on a surety boa ‘
13.500. Willem by his employ
3R’al3e fixed at 15 Miles. ,1 .
in the machine with Smith. whom“
and Mrs Mathewson. and a parity.
trlends. The party was 3 lug
Fairiield avenue at the rate 8;!th
at titteen miles an hour when
was seen to run from in back of
trucks as they neared Poplar an“
Slowing down and quickly turning
the left, the auto cleared the boy 3'!!!“
another lad who proved to be Slibfit;
suddenly darted from in back of ,
truck and directly in the automobil
path. He was struck with the fan
and knocked to the pavement
'the front wheels or the car ‘
overvhis body. He was rushed
hospitaHn the ambulance.
Motorists Surrender. "
After the accident, the suicide
party reported the matter truths
lice 0f the third precinct. and
'HARTF’O ' 4MLea'lmre'smdé 4
Hanrrosn: May 26. 4A letter hall .,
been received by Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel H. Schnperow, of this city, from
Congressman Lonergan in Washing-
ton, informing them that the State De-
partment has learned that their son.
James H. Sohoperow. a petty otllcer
on the United States steamship, Ches-
ter, at Vera Cruz. until April 5, when
he was discharged, sailed from that
port. for the States on a miller, April
6. Despite the fact that the machin-
ery or the Navy and State Department
has been set at work to locate his
present whereabouts, he seems to have
dropped out of slght‘htterly Sch-per
my? 5 parents have not heard trom him
since March 12 .'" '
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FARKASDYaGOING T0 ASYLUM.
BRIDGEPORT, May 926,—It is ex-
, esiti came home yesterday afternoon 0
Men“? cation received by the city clerk is as under the influence of liquor, told his fifléfi‘fiffifilfi'1.353333%: torment will be in~ Riverside come pected that Michael *Farkasdy. of this were escorted to Dance hood,
I follows: wife he was going to hang himself, night at a 10““ new“ oi the com- tery. Rev E. F McGregor pastor of city, charged with murder in the that where the bond tor Smith's ..
Without the knowledge or the apth ‘ Hartford Conn.,May 25 1914. and before she could prevent made mmuonm 01 each district and a com. the ‘Norwalk Congregational Churchvvdesree. Will be taken to the inane was furnished. Smith claims toil
brlty of Building Inspector Clarence 1 Dear Sir: —- good his threat. IHB went to the bed-I 'mittes representing the city council will officiate. ziygugriuésileddfttizzn within a day or swerved his machine and applied
‘ 4 ' l‘ ' .
He is charged
with having shot and killed Mr. and
”onglms DDDKS Mrs Julius Csoesl in this city's few
WILL LE EXAM'NED weeks ago in a neighbor‘s quarrel.
I
. e s i 1 saloeeron-r aove sore
WASHINGTON: My 2 " 9°93} BRIDGEPORT,. May 26.———Three
Examiners of the lntersthte Commerce young men in a sailboat for whose
Commission will examine the booksot safety considerable alarm was ielt
J P- “0"“ 5* 0mm“ and “15° any last night, were found safe, but hun-
personal accounts °f the late J' Pier gry early today, by a relief expedition
9°!“ “0’3“ relating to New Haven led by Harbor Master, Morris. The
financial affairs. This became known sailboat 'was becalmed outside the
omclaliy today. w?“ :11}; 3mg??? harbor shortlyl after midnight, and had
resumed taking ° ”5 o y been unable to make any progress.
emergency brakes when the tint 3:
started across the street. in iron dig
him, and it was at this time in
Siibert boy suddenly stepped f 3
so that there was no chance to all
hitting him 4
Bilbert was still unconscious til
noon at the dgeport Hospit
condition is Mgeroas, but it ,
that he has a chance for recpv
William C Smith, the one
was arraigned in the city court
and the case‘ was continued anti
3.
IDIVESPAIEIVELL . 3
euorloll rill
One of the most notable ,eh
ments that has been given at. the
try Cluiroocurred yesterday 3' 4
when Mrs. Clarence F. Osborn
farewell auction party. Mr
As required by Chapter 259 of the
Public Acts of 1911 notice is hereby
given that. an increase of $4,000,000 in
the 1913 assessment, list of the room
or iNorwaik is proposed by the Board
of Equalization Said board will' be
in4 session on Thursday, May 28th,
beginning at 11 a. m. in Room 59,
State Capital Hartford
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W.
While rounding the corner of River
side and New Canaan arenuss this at-
ternoon, shortly after 1 ociook, and
,attempting to fix a bandage, which
was on one arm. Contractor Lawrence
Henley lost control of his automobile.
The machine crashed into the fence
alongside the New Canaan bridge, and
room, tied a belt strap around his! The scale of prices as adopted gives.
“ek' and hung himself to “‘9 bed reduction excepting in the drinking
D0” His wire, after sending one °r 'foantalns and that remains the same
her children to the police station for as before .3
help, burst open the 500?, but It “‘5 The meeting was called to order a‘_
too late few minutes after eight o’clock in the
Renesl’rl was 37 I'm" °Ed ““1 ”“35 office or the First District Commission.
eight children besides his widow. ers and the following attended: Messrs
. . 3 Montgomery, Jones and Chandler, oi?
”NDT'CE' the first,- Messrs Hatch, Harlem and
All ”persons having keys for bath‘ Nash of the second Messrs Tammany
houses 10’1“”? rented 9‘ W- Th°madjand London as committee or the city
at Compo Beach will please turn. council, and Frederick Buckley. secre-
them in to W. A. Nashj or notify him. tary
mfdhgly 9: “13:1: intentions 0' ’9‘! The first item to come up for dis Haven affairs in response to the rose
serv as our art s season ' passion was the hydrant chersé The lotion of the scout .
{price finally decided upon is $15 each] Four important witnesses, whose _10 8' & ”Milgg": FREE TO'
‘HE D FOB ATTEMPTED MURDER' per year. Provision 18 made that they testimony is desired, still are too sick '
3WIIJLBMAINTICp May 26 t—Joaeph I‘a‘rq‘to be “58'! only for "28 protection. ‘to appear. Samuel C lMorehouse at The s & H 00,, 5 lPrequm Parlor
Delirium was held tor trial in the Su- it is understood that the that district gem-gs Maccnlloch» Miller, Dover War- 13 North Main street Bring in your
.perior court. after a city court hearingécommlssioners held out for a higher her and Morton F. Plant today sent coupons, lube“! and particularly your
today on a charge of assault with in- rate , Iphysicians' certificates to the coinm'ls- Hamilton and American Tobacco con-
tent to kill Leo Filippino, oi d‘drring I The price settled upon to charge thegglon, to show that they were too ill pops and reclaim S I: 5- stamps in.
before he could stop the car. the tar- ion The allegation is that ‘the aslclty of Nerwaik for use of water too to “gunned on me mums; ‘htand exchange, 7
were wheels has gone through the saint declared May 16 utter em on. purpose of street sprinkling was; T a commission wants the testl-' W has moved to New Haven.
' {docs and th9 GIT was ”SI-1118 on “13 had T1601! discharged by Flflfininor and lowered from 10 cents per 1.000 gallons mony of Mr. Morehouse in connection , BIG GARNWAL There Were gen tables of card
taht a wound ores indicted in the iat~§to 5. cents The same rate {or the dl‘lnkz' with the New Haven dealings with the Putnam Hose Coma: any met last welt tilled the large parlor. .4
m ‘“183 {OI-"1‘3“” W38 anpted which hiaIBqud 00319311,; Mr- Mm" and Mn evenIng and amused ’10 have D I“! was artisticany decoraf .
e ac- $75 . year for “an gamma, IPiant are directors. and-3 Mr. Warnerls carnivdl on the Marvin lot State the valley being used. The
debault of Thi‘ii‘ new scale of prime went into 4‘; tumorldlrector (it the New Haven. 'pti‘eet, one week. commencing bio: day ed with the “flown “a“;
‘ ' Wheneetlmony W“ postponedto “I8!“ June 13L . .‘of prizes: Miss Hazel hooker
‘ " iWed'n adult. in“ 3' 1° 1"“- ’ mm“ Edward w. Wells, Mrs.
$14 airliners to inspect the. ,r é—‘MARY PIGKFQRD Fowler mg, gum,“ Hen“
P. Morgan e4 Committi- in the Storm Country; in live parts was W8 Bylnston. -
dpimcuaipeparl DiwalamJ. Pier-i Best picture; she has ever appeared were served after the
‘ ' in, today. Pleasant Hour to the mumf 4 ,
. l afternoon and Plea t Hour and Losio 4 4.4....“
‘ ‘wood’e Rail it; til; erosion. h. 'I ~lled fire at Colemsnf ‘
Finch, a lunch cart was erected on the
railroad property in Railroad avenue,
lduring last night. The building inspec-
tor had issued a permit to W. B. Our-
uow to erect a lunch cart which was
to cost $1,500, and which was to be
on wheels. The cart was' to come
from New Rochelle, N. Y., bnt‘this
summing it was lfouud that an old
[inch ca‘rt had beenerected during the
night. It had been carted (through:
lithe streets without a permit. from
Either the building inspector or the
street; commissioner. 3
. [Now there will not be any cart.
there because the p'esmlt was violat-
pd Mr Burnout claims to have thru-
pp. the permit, lease and lunch cart
"over to Messrs. Aiken and Van lsco'y.
He also admits that be had no right
to place it there, and if neither Mai
when or Mr; Van scoy remove it, he
.3. null himself“ The permit has been
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\ Va
its fastenihg, .and thrown into the sing the heart by
lower, willie the headlights and DradiaJ-l speed was. locked
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