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hoes-olive Id he Cars “7i pi“" sow York City. totlovias u u-
i' u at m it“, Igu- tended illness.
I ‘ llr. Hubbell was active in tho
'IWyJHs m, Mil municipal octivlties of this city. tor
1 years. and as a manufacturer of rough
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MOM-“soothe
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ioStsnIotpitd
most widely known oi Norwalk's woii-
iiked and pfominent man. died st 3
o'clock this morning in the Stern Hos-
. throughout the country.
I Besides his wife. Mr. llubboll is
;[NGINE IM wnm ibeli, both oi Spring street. this city.
I s c“ ‘I 'aud one sister, Mrs. George slaason.
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fatal .0.“ hobo his reputation gained recognition
survived by his mother, Mrs. Iory I.
Hubbell; o.te brother, Harry W. Hair
. of Daricn.
t The funeral will be held Tuesday
t
afternoon at 2 o'clock from l'obio's
Chapel 0! the Strangers. Watport.
‘ interment will be i.t Riverside Como
Wreckers From East llsrtfordosd tery. Norwallt. where the masonic
service will be conducted by members
low lloveo Cloning m Debris
of Old Well lodge. l-‘. d A. M.
Mr. liubbeil was born in Orange,
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William Bodweii Hubbell. one ol the
Dim Bill. Ml
w m
thus-"amnion
a... has has tuom‘
l-Offlri
Initiation Will
illll or liliilliiitlil to;
”or“. Ioio Taken by Ice
here at 6:“ o'fiek last night. two
apparently druokoa moo picked up a
sample shoe com belonging to i.
Austeu of J Ill Rios county. 202
Church street. New York city. and
throw the ease of the window.
They then both jumped from tho
ttraln. Austen was astounded,
lquickly was the
[tho time he w
tsult the train
icould not go
I will
Hurrylag hack to Bridgeport he
called at police headquarters and
mode complaint to Lieutenant Joseph
A. Host-l. He said there were sixteen
llllot-‘h in the case. all (it lbt'lu dlfler~
in“. .o that they were no use to any-
,ore but himself. Search is being
made for the grlp. Ir. Anon-rd
; boarded the train I Hartford
' 1
BMWDPORT. lay lit—As a New
York express drow out of tho' station.
t 0! sum south now-tut
reached. ‘ '
i The oler accepted by the men is
[souls of losdts litised
N. .i.. sixty-four years ago, to Mary"
on Usher! and other lines
lesdtsio muesli
'l‘rolleyuten on the line; of the
:Connecticat Company have accepted
by a majority vote the company's
"odor of a wage adjustment. An
nouncemsni that the wage demands
,of motormen and conductors had
been adjusted was made yesterday
afternoon by the company at its
ofllcea in New "own The referen
not vote had taken place during
,the Hartford lrolleynwu
voting on Thursday. The ballots. in
sealed bones, were went to New ila
lven to be counted.
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rm 'Taui'ht:‘pro§ably hair" frost.
GERMAN MOPS
Aflflll’l l0 CROSS Wit...
mm fruit new-mutt .
Ill fill llllll MINES
flight ad fired a.
Sicenstraeic ‘ u
NEW YORK, May Iiirldore than a
thb't‘isnd members of the New York
National Guard went into camp to
day at the sheepsbead Bay Speedway “C m
is prepsration for the opening this
afternoon for a military. naval and
aviation tournament sold to be the m m” Mk a” ‘a‘
3"! of ill kind to be held in this live II”. the V“? M h .
country. The tournament will con- tween Item and at! 3"
h‘ g
4
as tollowam
Twenty-sis cents an hour for llri'
year men, 27 cents for second year,
ttnue for a week and the profits do 1‘“ mm m M War 0.,
rived from it will be applied by a
committee appointed by the governor fice mom W‘ A. We“ ’
and mayor to promote the cause 02‘ to cm. the canal I“ .
The Germans ol-o attached l.
the national defense.
\
’men; 28 “J” for third ’1’" men, :93 President Wilson was anhed to open the ‘C Th. War Of”
feats for fourth year men; 30 cenlslme tournament by giving an electric mm 7 II .' 3
.for tlfth year men. and 32 t-entsumm from Washington. ’8 M .
Afor men ‘Mfl‘m” The program for today included the “WW 8“ VII w.”
“It WWW" W "I"! for "luac or army and Red emu dogs in that the assault was repubtl.
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ht
sale which ran MR st to 35 centslmmu and WWI-ills an attack "j WWW
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7 i
llort to jump to safety after
\ltl'YU hi'!. )5‘ ‘r.
‘ RK‘ 1" " “‘h'w“ ' ment of his engine and nine
tlt'lPlOpult’lllfi and chhrges followed
ill rapid succession yesterday in tho.
'l‘htttnpson legislative committee's in-
otttry into the wire tapping activities,
oi the New York police After hours'
Ill \‘t‘l’lml exchanges between Stale
Senator George F Thompson. chair»
JIM“! hurt early today. The freight "
tin trouble one mile we," of Ailerton everybody knew and liked "lliil llub
forms, on the line between Danbury
and Waterbury, wan-0A2. made up ot "“11 pleasure 1110 will? ill" lli‘ 1001“
a combination or egln new“. 151 in the social whirl of South 30'wflk‘entertnlnm0nlo “u m been heldibflrd rattnett
\t‘A'l‘lcttnt'nt'. May zu-i. .n 9;. Is. Olmstebd and William Hubboil. He
derail-
cars. parents when he was ten years old,
Fireman J. l" Grimes was caught and and made his home hero ever since i
removed to south Norwnllt with his
He “grew up" with the. place. and
bell. His (ricotta. today. are recalling
1'
out" oi the committee. and municipal
- illliCr‘rbi, 'l'olice Commissioner Arthur
'\\ with was permitted to [Hkl‘ the
tulilltd to attempt to justify the wire
tapping practice.
Earlier in the day when the contro-
versy between .llayor Mitchel and
Senator Thompson had reached an
It‘llll‘ stage, the mayor accused the
senator of "cu'mtsia'tlve treachery" to
lllr' l'ntted States becauaa the cont-
mitten chairman insisted on going on' I"
with his inquiry after Mr. Mitchel
ltati pron-mad that to defile-might
involye the federal government in
grave international complications as-
nttniatgti by him with munitions cott-
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4t‘ontinued on' Second Page.)
lliliil L l. lllllllllll:
WIS Mum
" x'ntrwalk is to have a better system
ot sane-siting property and levying
lvtht'fl. ~11: JIM Mind”! '11.“,
tutmrtastcompeigs has been taken
. by Mayor Carl A. liarstrom. originator
of the remedy to apply to tax and
assessment ills. will) today named his
tax commission as follows:
.ludga Joseph ll. Taylor. John F.
Mtt'iilnhon. Herbert A. Mathewson,
3 John P. Treadweli. Charles H. Dil-
‘ wortit.’nnd'tormer mayor Edward J.
l-Tn'neg'aa. -
._\'ot one man nailed by the mayor
to servederlined. and. the above is
his hoaot'srorlglnai selection. after
many weeks of careful consideration.
The commission will study the
present tos evil from all its angles.
The public will cooperate with tho
ctuasttlsaloa. and the suggestions and
retzallmdlllons of everyone will re-
crivhsonrtoottahconslderalion .Pub
« ,JosepthJTaylor is,_one_ of
most‘ . of downtown laiwyera.
Ht- has m of. the city court.
~-- .mtfillsfe' styles. lowest tit-mitt.
ates cheerfully given. :Trial ‘on'
solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
3 51:14 Elvj‘ove.“ ‘ inn
-mw
LOOK !
.mh'vith'mhy'sivfu
tho twat-prices'str-u-
, maul"
. [groin-.4545?” . ‘
"Low “Ewan-wt 4—" wt mm
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in“ «dumsiw‘ u M-c Micah . ”m4.
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wwm .w‘ .
N. \'., to Hartford, with ”-0 “Km“ lent violin player. and enjoyed extend»
The truck of engine 161 and nine ears i3d reputation because of his abilities
l were derailed from a cause as yet on i" 'M' “'W A“ ‘ ""0!“pr of
Ldetermined. ati the truck torn up for dances he was in great popular de-
iautt ll‘e‘l All tht- up. have mm rs» mood. The last dance he "prompted
'ntuzned upright. at was one held years back by the
* l‘irclnau Grimes, who was crushed famous "Gander Club." The "Gander
ldled an hour later, and the body was (‘lub" VII comm 0' young" men
,‘ taken to Naugatuck, to be viewed 1,, who have since become the "bill Inch
tthe medical examiner. He lived at u 0' "'0 10‘"!-
ourth street. Waterbury. By trade Mr. Hubbeii was I hat
The freight train was a. heavy one siser. Nearly half a century ago he
and engine 329 was helping engine 151 and Otto Barthel went into partner
over the grades. The engineer of 16) BNP and 0PM the “Til MI“ I!“
is named Booth. factory in Norwnik. in fact the two
The peculiar leature of the derail- men ll"- credited with 50‘" pioneers
ment was that the train ran govern, in the tough but lndttatry or (hr
rali lengths. or about halt a mile b0. United Sill".
fore it was brought to a lion by tho
piling up of the cars and the tender
of .llootit's engine. Apparently. the
primary cause of.tlte derailment was
mouthing- of a switch for a sliding \v
the first engine whilavtheaoocodos-
glue and can hold to the mat: iron.
:1‘hettlrottengine1hos. ran on the dos
for .holf. s In” -until.it. strudt the
points of another switch. This caused
i the tender trucks to be thrown cross-
woyn and the can immediately fol- ‘ NEW YORK. “I! “—11" VD-
'lotting were soat'sig’ "rum m guard 3d ”Allan-tetanus will at-
raits. The wmitwu in [mm .tend the thirteenth bioniai. convey
and at the Allertoh forms switch. "0" 0" "'5 General Federwtiosr- 0'
Grimes lumped as the tender wont 1703“” elm-10“”: NI! m
over. but’ was caught and had his [u-Wednesday, 5M“ to. "fl" 10d”-
'cut oil. Engineer rm] Booth um They were welcomed by committooo
Pittman Butcher stayed in the cab of New York women aided by boy
and were not hurt. The engineer and ”0““ who were stationed It all
fireman or the mud engine jumped railway terminals to guide the visit-
solely. ~ . or. to the quortero assigned to them
There were twentrtwo 10.“. m in hotels. ldra. Percy V. Penoykukoe,
in the string. and the grade fails w\y of Austin. . Tessa. president
into ’Watet‘bury.
was badly torn up and may not be MGM
r'esdy for‘ use again until tomorrow. The 39'0““ MIN“ AI'IIINV. II
The Waterbury mwss- ~dls-~-“hl¢l~‘coom:wlll~hflc trails-or
abled and wrecker! had to be called lion-vi“ by tron-famed Into asset
tmtu East Hartford anti New Hana den by decor-tins it with too all.
.l-‘tretnan Grimes hodbeon onthe'eu- "7“". The 'ofllciol seals of all tho
‘m m mum, at. magm- “a states wiltsdorn tho wailaiftho com-
umge brothers “y. here. ' mlttee having that work in charge-lo
. . able to obtain e cow 0! the seal at
Adams;
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(Continued on Twelfth Page.)
tin-tin his,
*. _|tc um? touchy the «W .‘nsr " ~ can
_ oiu' .tc (useaaésstono - » ... fl. . «M...-
. the. . :vrillbexcerdloilvtnvmto -.. -... . . K. - 77 ammo-r ws-oar '
eyroasyholr views on the tag sltuty ' prelimingry meeting- tomonovr
tion. , ' , . , _ lfig.“ -~
The'-com_1'ni‘sblou isa decidedly" ‘Ahospitalrooarwllr-bop-dz-
. otroigu‘ode.. lt.is composed of trash » . ' . . - [the mmmmu-m
worthyandenpahle men. in whom the . ,. . _ ,""—"'". . . . . _, g 3 . twhere the delegates will W- A
pubilc‘can repose their confident-eihb m . 1*.“ b “8th show and a display"! . ,p‘
prism Minotaur.”- wilt-
hc among the odded feotttres.
nob!!!”
Peonybaeher' as'prwaidswt‘ot tlt'e-
“ t.'and llrs. Josiah Evans cowl”.
. .3:
of the '
The single track General Federation, will arrive to- .
. .. eratttir‘t’tuw Mrs. Samuel: E M
'“ 01118111; 01110. now ilrsi' vice”
Hallstatt:
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One of the moot pleasing and novel
l
i
and 329. east bound from ltsybrooit. l" ”'9 ”1’" days. “' V“ " ""“tn Norwaik for some time, was givent
last evening in the form of a "shoe
social" by the Phllstheo Class. of the
Norwslk M. E. Church. in the church
lparlors. .
3 The admission-charged lo the at-
ifair was a novelty in itself. being
twice the also 1 the shoe worn by
the guest. A good deal of enjoyment
. was obtained from this source stole.
[A large shoe Jo the mom. was
oeettolod by of tho Phila-
tbeo ctoas awd‘ re a most at
turn. Thomas James. at Brad River
l Other features of the evenhg‘s pro
‘gflln consisted ot vocal solos by bliss
lEleanor Jognmn. piano solos by he
. Grand Greenwood. violin selections by
Miss Clara lions. and radiations by
Mrs Thomas James.
‘ mm ' of tee
mud coho were served as a
m‘muhtrto the good time
which was managing.” by-wv-
tom ”swarm... .m:
tho 98m.
7 - w—.—rfl
m it
Plus for the improving of the Bill-
ford Hotol, South lists attest. wore
tandot'knowa today. diany new foo-
mooowlnhetaooeporosodtosnketho
hey. Jr.. is an interview. this morning.
nth to have than!“
-thM
. ho managadaha
w.
Vom-
N; Jr'vl'l‘ lulu M
with
assault-d
«aortas . -
Wow“:
“lint"m‘m .
showered-m
« t
‘v '
\
I
on hour.
I The conference board met
General Manager J. K.
"synod. a border raid and sar~
P“""°"‘ibsse for cavalry artillery and iota»
in ”0" HIV" "mm" mnmmnttry, wall sealing and tent pitching
land rotlled the odor, which will belnmypn. and rues.
.‘5 5*“ "0m "“7““ 1- L9” l° J‘"‘"- ‘ Aviators participating in a eross‘
1‘. llls. country rally are expected to arrive
t -A' "W "n" ”'m‘ ”“9 confrrenct at the Speedway thin afternoon l' /.l
bighn
'm‘lpfloe attack. the establishment of L
byGooc
mama. Ooowomap Iv.
ed. -- ,.
The town of Barthes, and
Dunkirk. also was bonborded’ W
.Germao aeroplanes. Five porno.
r .
“A...
- '5'“
. mmrsmsmm“
The two nadidalsh'to succeed-Iran! ~ ~
”I" company's 017” distant cities in a competition for were killed and eleven wounde"
if ‘ “"w “W“ “A" “05““ l""“‘-"f"“pr|zes for tint: ti distance. Among In retaliation for those 3“”
or mtilormt‘n on can actors on 'ilI' ill-tr" Stop «on Mellordon and .
‘llnea of the New York & c.:t|ttlorti‘\'..‘(,r “”15me 13 a mu" from 5;.“- FMCh .nd 343““ “to?”
’R‘H‘W Company. port News and Frank Burk-son. flying dropped bombs 0“ Gum.
' ‘ “* _tmtn lthsca. N. Y \ comps.
: 2 0n Sundme Natisntauuord 70:1 On the Verdun front there m
t . es at the 3 way w augment - .
.“Rfl‘ls of calm iiiy several thousand men who will no ""7077?!“ an.“ .
itake port in repulslrtg an imaginary French “m I! Am “‘
linvasion by a foreign array. This at Dent! "1an ,
is intended as s mobilisation esperl- ed violdntly, ‘
i lllfllll llll liliilllSS
The second night of tir (‘stholtc
l‘luh's Japanese Klrmess passed off
very successfully last evening. in the
clubhouse in West th'lltlt‘. The night
was designated especially as Knights
of Columbus Night, and the good time
excelled even that of the opening ev-
ening. A large number of knights.
both from Norwolk and South Nor
twolk. were present. and they were en-
tomhod Molly by their boots.
P . last oreaisg’s program included a
“lid entertainment by well-
rknown popular 'Norwalk artists.
John Oohlll, the star of the Nutmeg
l to determine how quickly the ‘
m Guard could be assembled. The w mt of Gm .
. forces in 0mg kt Aft-lab
Pri t at an . ,. _ .
“its! loungim Zi'r‘mr- gln‘pfiir: announced in midfield report if
pose, but only :00 responded. wed todayhy u m w‘
"- DIWIIt Home. The
itcttttot lilll. Mme-uni“... .
organised German defensive po-
sitionand 3 ' Not a 77‘
ill ills. It. t. tuttnjrrmmfiffi; .. .. 3
‘Our operations in. Rhonda as.
‘devcloping satisfactorily. M ‘4
contradictions threatlet‘ngiiboc: '3
by the motion of ' an ~ "
h . G.Ht|l'l hlb a .‘u
:31! Eumbfir‘;l are 737arinsllfloneri 07!. by the “We 0‘ 7‘ Bella“ “1' 1’
A reception was tendered Rev. and
Clib’s show, rendered two vocal
solos. h o art-r placing-non". idles.
Via Hollow. one of Norwalk's most
talentedelocotinnists. pr.\tent.ed three.
’mhsgwhlch brought forth en-i
thusisotic applaose from her sudl-|
once. Hrs. lrvtng Hsymeo also enter
tained with a vocal solo. “My Mother‘s
Ionary." which was warmly applaud-
ed. After the eatz‘r’rlninent ot the
mnlng had been eluded. dancing]
was enjoyed until midnight. with the
W * Orchootn- danish-
iog dollghttul music. Dancing will he
a feature of the kirmess every even~
ting;
l“ 1'!» wand: booth attend‘
ants were also bony daringtthr even-
ing. and a rushing business was
done by thoho onthhsiostlo workers.
Tonight will be Anciont Order or
imMaodonoottho big-
loot” nights tit/ac alslr is expected:
ildr. Hartley's leaving Norwalk
the South Norwallt Baptist church. tuna south of Lake Kivu so. 7
The occasion wu in observance :1! 'mn‘ly Puma by .m- m
of . ‘
tnke' up his duties as punter ot Theirnfi‘ 1‘. the lake. ‘5’ m
fint Baptist Church of Tarrytown. 01:2“ W revealed 3
N. v. the 12th of June. - General Tomberu occupied op
Deacon Henry Morgan was chair- 3 M” n the um. Kama ran“
man of the evening's promoting. strum the "any bad convefle‘
he handled that pogltioa c ltabytinm‘ p07 f ldcfenaivel h.
and humorously. A speech was madc‘ A "m gun fell into all
hands.” '
by Rev. John Stapleton. pastor of the
sash Noawalk C _ . . . - . -33;
. “Mite-”rm "r; ~mw w.
for himself, in“ I .;7
church. who wlttity
some time feelingly. both London m 0%
Hartley’s going. Rev. Mr. Stapietonltoddy “in mm on “with,“ "
presented Mr. Hartley with an ant-3
did so by saying it was the one that m m “man“! fi~
he had borrowed some time ago. My :0 the SIM F“. W”-
tnode by Attorney Nehemiah Candcc.;lllllihry Catharina during fill
dose for the church. Attorney Candeeidxmch trenches on both old”
9'
’e
. "’l
w.
and the ministers of the town on ldr.t
C.‘Lynch. the naturalised Amati-v~ ' ' . .’ 1‘
brella. causing- much merrimcnt. as he
Appmpriam must-n wore also I Volt. would be announced by mgr ‘
who praised the pastor-tor all he had
prose-nod agitate the retiring-pastor . , ‘
Asa-t nus-tr r.m~mns..= lira. Bart- 0ftheI'KlWWW-EIIIGI1|!le We“.
ii: manhoogfimm .w’tech a fig: the Verdun front west of “02:3
Mimi N V“ emhsnbeencapturedhng
tannin-- Hr. rial-tie -— Mi .. .
an”. a-“ m, imminent iodine”. the German War Ofi
7 mh‘w“
“rm
’
m
the situation here will probably ro-
“THEM!!!“ A solovtosvonngr
Geo .W yesterday, 1:2:
NW“ 4‘0"! and Homes: 3
taken prisoner. ' l? a?“
The Wt says the cover?
titted Ftcnch positions extend It}
thcneighborbood of the W3};
connect Dacha Woods. » j
M'IIILL on Hop 3 last. Gets)-
man and Austrian salami-lotionr
havesunkhootlleshipo with. V‘
total tormag'c of on,“ th'
WM“ - 1
m1“ mu “:1 m NM Ame, may
.. . nonnced yesterday. _ .
tag-how mach'sstloloaton had-been
his because of his‘heing‘pootot of :
vet-p pleasingly by Miss Howell. A
Mi thus;' with retreahnmtts, fol-
lowed.
Iain . As this westsshort
mute elort- warmsde to re~
‘ «was. room's
. \ Gyms”, considering the an
‘ In a letter written to Neville Bsy- «army with W
norme-
iq. mass-rotttomroinr Pork. hr United States closed; has
£31.. .m the BI"- ~ . .
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