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~ Katee. Victor? who“, Emile Finn.
1:3 Marshal Fowler and Harry in M113
.mm can.
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Miss Cora Mead and George Hege-
street. sonny.
Theregistrars of voters: will bowie
.l.meiun.lh.ux.36 1043...!” .13 M 9
3pm., intheTewniiletm-mepur
nose at census euroillneni ‘
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.2. and Mrs. Andrews at New York section were out or order last 11131113 , “9M"
mar-amongst thehomeoturs. tndtodar It was impossible to get3 malnueWnlkerandm it).
M's mother, on Fourth streat. connections with the screw shore re "I'm who have WI m I
sorts owing to the fact thatthe storm Hartley House in “mm of;
m Tracey. oi the East Side, is MplltiheMout sicommiaslon. ”m” '“h’ 'mmtmm 3‘33.
audio; furlough with reliives here this week
are; his duties in the United States
Navy.
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VV avenue. recently W b! .33- J-
ill-a. M. C. Day. of Betta Place, was with. 3' W ”WW V W"
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3 .
3 .ARIEN
W this morning as being quite , ' - 3st. Seymour. It will he titled with on-
iii; Ker many friends hope to: ‘3, ‘ 3pmvementa
3 needy and complete recovery.
NOROTON 3. Roger w. rectal-And hlt ole-d. Dr.
‘ .. RIM Keogh. ct Seaview svenue._3 Harold Jones at Australia. with three
[calm started Sunday for an autono-
\1 3blle trip. visiting various points at in—
!terest hetero res-chin; Canada.
new. amnmlsitlast night
,3 ml: to the satisfaction of his mny3L
3“. Me. has been recovered for seme3 Lw‘M A A I»-.. A
3 fins from his recent attack or ty-3
their]. fever. 3 “""‘"-""" ‘ '
, for Salem. Ohio. to Join his true m3 A meeting of the Historicsl society
3wiil be held at the library on we
, 3TueaflAyatGp. m. 'l‘henewprssidhnt.
The oflcial board or the Methodist C 0 Wheeler, will preside. and lawn}
church held its monthly muting on not business will be transacted. ,
V Monday night. ’3
.1: Interesting meeting of the W0- sun.
M's Auxiliary of Christ church is
Med for tomorrow at the home of
In. Fred Wheeler. The meeting will
duke the form a social nifair.
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3 A collision between two automobiles
at the corner ot East avenue and For-
est street. Sunday, about 4 p. 111.,
wrecked one car and damaged the
other. The touring car 0! Gilbert F.
Stevens was coming up East Avenue,‘
on the higbt hand or the highway. As3
it neared the Forest street corner. a
car owned by s Ridgeileid party ap-
preached on the left hand side 0! the
road. Belore brakes could be applied.
they collided No one was hurt.
The case of A. Shoutos of Norwalk.
who was stopped Friday afternoon by
W. H. Willmott. for not having the
numbers on the markers of his motor-
cycle distinguishable was let go on
payment of costs Monday night.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks. the poster tor
”the first time in weeks will have
m of the mid-week prayer service
Morrow evening. For the past sev-
an! weeks visiting clergyman have
3mm at the local church because
u! the illness of the pastor’s wife.
A-
3 The new highway commissioner,
Joseph Oriolea,ot the Seller Barber‘mefl N' Green. “1 Southinxton. 3’
in town, and has assumed his new
shop. on Seaview avenue, has not yet .-
lninmod from a visit to New York duties D" H ‘11 Henson ‘003‘ him
Jelly. Mr; Orioles had intended to‘re- "“3 in bf“ “17:33 and 3"" hint ”mi?“ 3
darn by 'yesterday morning. Friends ed with the town. MLV Greens tVVclnilyI
‘in this city stated today they know “3-3 follow 90°13 3
nothing ,‘concsrning rumors ho had
hit tor ltsly to join the army.
12..
Only tor the prompt arrival or the
hre chemical. the large Hudson touring
3car belonging to n o. llathewnoo. nor-
ist. otrDanbumuwould have been born
ed, Monday afternoon. oi! Carter street.3
near the home of William Henry.
chemical started out with Q nail doaen
bile, was fined 82 and costs instills“ owned and Wm shine in time
Matthew cam’ ’33" M So. “will“ to save the chassis and running gear
was fined $2 slid coats for rlih'nin'g at the machine 3333“. a, ‘9' his:
3333333 no head-lights Saturdny “m“ H‘“ ‘lowed to Nldd's Garage. where um
333"“ chested Mm 33?? 3“" fianhs adjusters summed it. It will M
H U ' 3' ' insisting-y to construct sa entire now
"3333330 Donation. a Stamford body The occupants oi the ear wersV
.unilertaker. was summoned to ap- 5“- Mathewson and ‘ friend.
nah! ln court Monday night, for roll- .
ning over Siobhan ROM Thursday
William Mullins oi Stamford. ”who
was arrested Saturday night, by Con-
stable Betas, for. running without the
necessary headlights on his all'tomo-
firinnd Mrs. George H. Scoliold.
“ It. and Mrs. Charles H. Youngs, Mr.
3 III Mrs. Frank Hoppel. Mr. and Mrs.
3Gaorgs Overton. with their children,
, tars es blishe the an iio ,
My eighth wing 3‘33“.” :11er
. m themselves déhplt tli Weath-‘
tor conditions. A “339? weeks’ stay is
“templates ‘3 ‘
u- .
_ Constable Henry Seller. of the East
3- We, said this morning there were no»
.. new derelopmente in regard to the al- morning on the PO“ ROM- Dagostino t t
dosed poaching or local clammers elf W“ lined $10 and 3°03“ 0“ ‘ “W893 (.1
'1‘” has .,been deacr‘bed as privatéV of reckless driving HQ d‘d no 38m“ I WESTPO] ‘T .
~. «clam-beds oir Celt Posture Beach. The “‘3"! to. young 1‘0““! II the b0)“ 33, m...—
3‘ metallic ‘3’is investigating complaints; was "9’33““ again that -ssme If“?- 3
' which recently were made to Policolnoon- - ~ 3
‘ j, Monomers but said today as yet
had no definite report to make. 2‘
-V_V,..-.—h
rues-'3‘" v a-Vd‘ s. “was.
. 3
. a
.. In; Vspite of the rain there was a-
V My attendance at the special
, mashing of theEpworth League, which.
Just nlght was held in the parlors or";
‘ the East avenue M. E. church. on the
f mtISldo. ill. had been originallf
manned to hold the analr on the laws
I! the church. but the rain interfered.
_ 1110 ”time enjoyed was none the less Elmer Webb has spent several days
"flaunt. however and those who at Pear Tree Point. ..3
‘ ‘ were in attendance report a delightful
me. . - l
3
3
3
3
3 Brand MrsFr‘snkd-Ilioiam are
3 3 entertaining autos-10ml month “ 3
‘ street is posing (or Artist Osip undo.
33
3 Miss Gladys Stone 0! North unin'
3
‘
Constable Sturges has sevens! sutu-
mobilists. who will be arraigned on
ch'sries oi insisting the motor laws.
1/
Miss Hazel Banger is spending two;
,oj‘. ' weeks at mum] mks 3N “H A 'SI‘Ollll OI New York 3818! girls-
. Announcement was made this" who spent the last two weeks at Conl-
morning that the ice cream and cake Mrs. Hiram Wakemnnls visiting with 110 Mill, returned to New York yester-
m1 which was to have been held her sister, Mrs. E BAdams. in Berlin. daY- 3 -
., at the home of Mrs. C. N. Wood, on , 3 3
3!! Osborn avenue this afternoon and nfl' J E Hm ”"1 son, ”“31‘1'3 The Holy Name society than of .1110
evening. has been postponed unit are spending two weeks at Fslriieln Church of Asunlption lost the' rubb-
.3 may afternoon and evening, because . ' er" game to the Fulrfleld Holy Name
in! the stormy weather. Th chair is team on Sunday by the score ol 5 to
M3 given under the direction of Lawrence column has returned 3 f.
.3" members of the Women 11 A1111] from a pleasure visit with his father in
jury of Christ Episcopal church. and Ridgeileld ~ 3
minimises to be an interesting attain:
The Invincibles oi 'Seugstuck who a.
Miss Lillie Burnhem of West Haven by the score of 5 to 4 "Ev" Woodworili
. . It was an exceptionally wild night ’3 “Pending “‘9 “Wk with “’33- Hm“ pitched and 'Sllet" Wadsworth was on
- so the Tented City on Call Pasture 0- 3‘93““- Me receivlns and. -
Beach. The heavy rain and lively gale3:
swept down twenty of the (arty odd3
w-u-u—e—s—
The Baugatucks detected lilh still-
Miss Helen O’Neil oi the Orange3V
3MB to the skin, and made life gen- York, Sunday. score of 5 to 2 Von Holia's home will
lerslly’ miserable throughout the night3 ‘ driving in “3'93 “m“ was the feature '0:
m morning. Last night I3 ma W3 Mr. and Mrs. L 8 Knapp and two the game The .Snugatucks hBVC P“,'
’3'“ been the most unpleasant o! the daughters have returned [tom 11 visit ed 15 games end won 13. Cocky has
moon. Hardly a camper dared to go in New 39"” [ill-031W 9“” game this season.
sleep for fear the wind would llit,
ills root from over his head. Macy‘-
the tents were badly root and torn
only the largest and strongest of
withstood the gale and rain.
A. constable has started a rsid on
the gambling machines about town
and yesterday he removed one min in
Mr. and Mrs George Scott and iam-
fly and a party 3a! friends spent Sunday]
at Pear Tree Point. -‘ 3 ’ 3 3
3 Mrs. Willis Cummings is spending peyli‘lg nickels have been kept in eav-
two weeks with her. daughter, Mrs 3eral saloons and pool rooms for surfer-~
.Wilbur Doolittle. in Seymour. 3 a] years and the proprietors have nev-
or felt the cactus! the View.
A. J. Sons of Newark, who has been
3331
no: Estelle some tell this week bond or Bridgeport Th8
1-1otol honors by the Godot Ant
ad will be
M
ordnertr
2‘3
s
:Ill of BM Thin hind intends to
input and in time have a. model :
i5
7
g,
A
man or South Norwalk were guests at ,
Mr. and dire. Charles F. Mondrian:
close game from Nationals oi Nor-wells
tools on the beach, cooked the occu- 53‘0” W“ the 8‘16" 0' relatives in New VinenV A c. at Bridgeport Bundsy or the -
lunch room. (lord machines and those '1
I trout of him to get out of the middle
. 1‘13""? .
thsthasoeurredlnthistewnhsppen-
“Metamuesoans Fur-Ins. when to
.I ladle touring ear skidded and “tried
Weir around twice. the moon-
coined livepasssagsrs and two «then:
Jumped out and landed. in s ditch on
the roadside. The wheels wers ndt
damaged and sitar picking up the two
who had jumped. the party continued
toward Bridgeport. it won reported
that the in were iniumi. but they
’did‘not apply for medical treatment.
An unknown young man. neatly
dressed, was picked up out oi the gutter
our the library yesterday. under the
influence at drugs and was put in the
lockup by Constable Sturges. The
young man came into town on the 1: 60
trolley and asked to be sent to the Nor-
walk hospital. lie took a bottle out
of his pocket and putting it to his
mouth mellowed A good filled than“: ~
iiful of its contents.
It proved to be
3panldellyde and he was given another
dose by Constsble Still-gel. The hm
notic immdietew him in 3a. stupor
and he kneeled over in the gutter and
had to be curried to the cell in the
town hall. Dr. Powers wss celled and
said that be bad tsltan a good sized
dose of parsldsllydA and would prob-
nbiy sleep for it) or 12 hours. Dr.
Powers “Added ‘lhe mo did not
Wool .poulésias.
a mini???) WV utilise of some
stfil‘rdliiif Argo-alder
383%. die sip-hi hobo about rd
rs old and womqu hills serge suit.
hits shirt. with soft white collar.
3blue checked can. here was llama:
_unblap3srson. bywhlcthccouidbe
ifidentiled. .
twomum
Wilts not iii no
(Continued from ill-stones) .
his young son. in the sidecsr was
Mrs. von der Lin and her three-year-
old daughter, Merle .von der Lin. ,
Hunted Against Tree.
Forced to turn his motorcycle oil
.theroedwaysossnotio be hitby
the speeding limousine Mr. von der.
Lin went over the tourdoot subunit
3816111. The sides» airlock a. tree and
Mrs. volt Lin and her doughter
were hadiyi mod: the husband sud
“son were buried from the machine by
3&0 impact and they moaned injury.
Child's Skull Fractured
Little Miss you our Lin received a
fracture of the skull, doctors in the
Norwalk Hospital learned when she
was taken there. and early this morn-
‘ing they sold that grove doubts were
entertained for her recovery. She
was then believed to be near death.
internal “Injuries Feared.
Ill-s. you der Lin is also in the Nor-
walk Hospital in a precarious condi-
_ tion. having suitor-ed lacerations or
the legs and face. and physicians say
she may be injured internally.
Chauffeur ls Amshd
Lockwood. the shutter: , was ar-
rested shortly after the accident by
Deputy Sheri! Gould. but was re-
leased upon furnishing a bond of
$6.000 pending a hearing today. it . :- 3.»
' any of the victims of the accldsntdie.
Sherlfl Gould said Lockwood may be
charged with manslaughter. "
Witnesses Blame Driver.
Eye witnesses to the choir any that
lmclwood violated the trellis lawn.
They declare that he did not blow his
born as a signal to the automobile in
of the road and that he did not look
to see where he was driving had that”
he was violating thh tread not. ‘.
wall going in “lb V
York at the rate 013"
Penmduounlheuuamaleue 3 MAM3
WWW (M if“
cudmdmploymtzflhanh 3
“‘Kowlooatadiniflm 3.3“!!!"de ‘
W tum MW 9
l! ‘wd! hi”and Wounded. V
. Cl -mhf'nesmmm SW]: mascot-obi?
tor personal” aais',:pidm,vrlth
o! the motorcycle.
avoid being hit, turned his ._ car ‘
Ammwllllllll
3 yawl last night when it started dmgb household goods oi all the campers.
‘ storm the trolley service was excel-
? outs. Onlyonepointoi-troublo m3
James , Donneily
15 scum MAIN STREET. if“
Mr. von der Lin
over the embankment. Three men
were needed to pull the tangled mass
of metal a! oi hire. you der Lin and
her daughter, yet neither became un-
conscious.
Maps stunner Aoouuh' . 3 WM--.-A_-.,
After hearing the stories of the sc— W3 residents this morning report it Mk some little 3“”th ”do" “"1
cident as told by (1135,19,; Lewis, of hundreds of unripe apples were shaken M“ With Which had dragged all-
Westport, and m, w '1‘ Van You by the gala last night from the trees Chm“- 99““ be located.
and son. at Walnut Beech. Attorney hetero their time. Peaches. else. are Bridoc Gate Torn 011
Harry Sherwood. 01 Walnut. went3 ripening at this time .and these sut-- The wind tore one of the ian- shape
to the scene of the accident 'lthl fered considerably. Corn crops inthe Sales on me New Washington 51 PM
Frank Adams. s surveyor, “a took stowsyton section, and all over the city bridge from its foundation. last night.
measurements and data for mapping as well suflered considerably and conSlderably damaged it. No om.
out the scene of the unfortunate of» Many Trees um. 301‘ damage was reported to the bridge.
fair. 3 There were low streets in the city V TrmDamaces House.
Mr. von der Lin and his son are on which one or more trees were not ”‘9 monster elm tree at the corner
both under-lug intensely from nor uprooted Along the trolley line from 0’ 3’33" and Tolles street was uprooted
vousnass. due to the accident 350mb Norwalk to Rowsyton passen- by the slow It crashed against ll
Prosecutor Barry R. Sherwood 53p] gore saw many fine trees toppled over small grocery 81918 and nearby house
this morning that the hearing has by the storm. Branches and large tree “0 “no“ damlge Fas reported
been scheduled for 4 “look this me... limbs littered the streets throughout Filllno Limb Injures Man.
noon. but that in all pmbasmly it was the city. melting it necessary for the 0“ m“ was Muted by a mum:
to be continued. awaiting the outcome street department to hustle some. limb at the corner of Harbor avenue
'0, the girl’s injuries. 3 Seward Overflow. . and Chapel street. He is Michael Gril-
At the Norwalk Hospital it mount-3 Lefln‘lrton avenue looked like 11 min 1°“- 0‘ “le- Fair Grounds. emnlored
ed this afternoon that the little girl isV 1mm river this mimics. due to the ‘3 3:39" (1333 ,‘he 3“ 1’3““ 0‘ “l“
in a critical condition. SseWer overflowing—large quantities of} a“ 333‘ C” T“ 33m” "“933
3water poured down this thoroughfare mm on the head, inflictlng ‘ 5““ an
3all morning As usual Water and Bar inch 3°“ and m“ .3?“ shoulder “33‘
mend streets. dointown, were several also brunetwnm“ Sun"
3:33 3:3: ”:13? 33:33:13 ma 53:33:33 in the nuke oi the terrific wind was
$9 : lea countless tree branches strewn
8m ms 3333;333:1333 ”33me 3.1.3:?1313 116;;an cream Awnings were ripped 011‘
F 3" et ‘3 lload Pia 3° “If "A. 3nd corn to shreds. At the residence
(cam MFR“ W) DIIIIIIIIII "'3'3-"33." “I” ' 39! Henry T. Prowitt on Elm Crest,
Th6 Lockwood I“ 3 (30313333311 large maple tree which stood to the
damn he‘d resulted William Clark's 3'3"”. M on Day ‘M' “3° some M south of the” house, was uprooted and
“Nollie." went sellers of! Bell isluudqu‘e downtown ”YEW. “‘5 imt it tell across the front lawn. Part or
near the Nurses Flume. The "Souo- ”“3“” flooded “’3’ morning The “V'3the awnings over the front piazza-
.snd instructors were him down. the wind and the “on supports wem
ripped from their lastenings.
blown upon the bench and rocks, and
at noon today efiorta were being mods Tent“ Gity Russ.
to float lisr in deep water. Omnmo. Probably no section at the city snl- Historic Tree Foiled.
dam Bvlnxtona “Flicker.” which yes feted as much as the campers on Ct" oh Belden avenue. a large sized
terdoy was hauled upon ‘)3 shortfall Pasture Beach. Over hall of the tom-11m parted from a tree and cell across
painting. was pounding go My 5),. tents at the beach were razed. nndlasi3 the road. biochdlng trains. The street.
WM pulled ills deeper water hy Irving'night proved an experience that few 013 department was notified. A historical
Jennings and Douglas Nils}: in the lat.3the campers would care to have re tree on the estate 0: Judge W W.
ter's motorboat. A seventy-pound sn- 3pested. The pouring rain and wind Foster,100 East avenue, was toppled
char Was tied to Clarence Byxlyee'gi played considerable blue with the over. A tree in front at Charles Hr
3ntt’s home, on Strawberry Hill, was
3bowled over and in its clement corned
with it to the ground electric light
and telephone wires .
(“"8 anchor All of the star clans “Marlon Some Freighter "
boats were saved from damage by 101133 The Nor-walk steamboat Gornpany' s.
F “CMIhOn. Jr. who securely nuchop3 “Marion" was about the only large
ed them during the storm. Several boot on the gonad last night. 'i‘lie3 71““ 3-3!!!“ “MG":VIP‘ 1313333333333ere
small rowhosta and a launch we” storm mutiny partly all the‘ Mons West avenm: ":2: :slimbs.
found this morning hosting near the Sound trellis. many at tugs and 5m“ and 0'19 0“ W0 8 d
Bell lslsnd drowns-logs. - \ bouts being sheltered in Bridgeport A Wéstport soloist had an once "1::-
‘ Along the shots. harbor on- the night. but the cheers ‘3’ “"0" 930899 from “15‘"? 9‘“ Y
.3 n this morning while proceeding down
Niki-N811 it was impossible. this and crew of the Marion were‘bother 3Amory Hill. 3A limb was riped from n
tool-hing. to set into telenm mednotsbltby the storm. and latelasi- we and ten to (he ground just in
municutlon with . the Country his!!! in the ““0““ °1 it. 53‘” steam ? t ii trees
Club. Roton Point. the Knob ed Iron her desk at the downtown 23°;zu’fiafgzguagfieredp badly
Club. Bell Island and other steamboat coupons '0!“ NOV “”3 with from the wind“ Luge limbs were torn
points along the share, it is known he a cargo- Them “mm “m3 “‘3
serious damage. other than flood areas this moraine she reported for a new thoroughfare. N0 “nous damage3 is
and fallen trees. were endured during: cargo tor Norwalit. Old-time weter- reported from the residents or this
the storm. men along the coast will he forced to street
Trolley Senllee Good. 3s¢kndlvledge the “Manor? is somegv
Considering the severity or the boot. » i The Norwallt river was swollen to
At the Eight Stations. inmost dangerous proportions by the
lent. So. for as could be learned there No serious trouble was uperlenced heavy rain The water came down
were no serious delays along the Nor- by the Second and Third district clec stream in a fierce current The tide
walk-Stamford line. Although the env'lmc light plants. Falling limbs cross-f was very high early this morning,
“N ms of linean are out no irlmwed the service wires of tile downtown though no dam'age has been 7990"“!
were down her were there any wash mm but no damage or trouble l-ésult- along the do“ “0'“- »
ed 0n the East Side some wires were3 40 Per Cent. of Com 61309 ““3"“
found. Illd that wonder the Headnwldown last night. and a little dimculty Up country the farmers have suf-
street bridge. This place was flooded was experienced with the coulmerciali fared heavily from damage 33° their
over a foot deep. but the car- utilized lighting; Linsmen of both stations had more L- H W“'“‘3ke' 33““ 333333333333
to speed through the water. a busy, time today13vegetoble grower of Wilton, state V:
1” TM"... Out.’ knoll Boat- Stay Home. {the Sentinel this morning that chV
The Southern New England Tele- All of the many oyster-hosts and the‘. was the chic! luderer iron: the 333323331.
phone Company was hard hit At the 1.5.,“ tfig "Addie Vzdflw which this He estlmmd “‘33 “hm" 40933331: A
Exchanse. on Wishbone sheet. it3 morning undo the attempt to so “out °‘ the "3’" 3” “mm" ".3333, 5......
was stated today that ever u. hundred3alde." gave it up and returnemtoth‘eir 5"“ ‘0 ““3 “mag" 3° 31 s :13; an in:
telephones were out of order as a di- docks. It was altogether too who out he “3‘3 that he had “03 mavemy or
rent result or the storm. Dlmuultyi side the herbs forth-e was... to ”9°33” because of the, gem t we
was experienced with the phones. pars m the storm. It is probab 3131111. a
denim; in the Bavarian. Bell tonne. ~ ,. * . r - damage will be considers
Harbor View and uptown sections. A large costlier or meets and gum" 3333133333,, 0:123:95... on]...
Many wires were tort; down, and thlsisnllbouts. which dragged their inshore The 09“”? u
than M , horn resorts, had severe
336336 mm“ the 333 linden) ashore; but no serious damage was
(1 to any of them.
Foils Alarm Flu3ng.
“£118“ hlidhlf‘m the storm and: to
3. ock this morning box 38 was, rpm:
ope Hose auto chemical respon-
from the trees and strewn along
River Swollen Dangerously.
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n"wned by William a. mu m 9N“ “9"“ m“ 3““ ’0' “'9 Children were battered in strips of ribbon by ,
l boats wnsh- V
3l
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roar of Elm Crest 3
esthul tile firemen '
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