SPORTING
‘ FEATURES
The “mind's SPOR—
ing News is [intimated
not!!! mum“ non" .. Ionirfisr'fihwimw
Blunt sum
it til unlit IN
tllNNEflltllT
New Haven Will Be iBase
For Training Students in
Enbrod at on ma. «amnion:
Office as Second Clue Matter.
BllNNECllfilll IN
ilIlST lllVlSIllN
lilllNli Allllllilll
New ilHampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode ls-
land and Maine Also to be
ESTALISHED 1370
w-..” - .-.‘._
Mll‘illl llllifl
l0 fill Slill
GUARD llllllS
liltn tunnel
llllllEN fllltlltffll
Judge Curtis Acts on Re,
ports of Committees Who
Heard Evidence
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Wild D
- GIVES BENifll
i0R RED CROSS
Nllltlllls REPORTED _
Bl tits. tilt in unit w
IN totltitt tutti lint
Three Greenwich divorces which
had been heard by committees Were
T New Haven Organization, IRCIUdCd All'SClence granted Friday by Judge Curtis in W...“ _ _,,_, , m, ,
‘1 _ Governor H I '. , —"— ' the short calendar session of the Sn-5 . . .
i on Guard 111 Norwalk and \l’ASllthlTat—Tl—u; 31 “TI war 0 comb Int} II\\.\SlilN(}'II‘0.\I. May 21.~A bullocn W1“, m“, may Vl'tiodctit'll oi NEW RAHRUA" British Resin-led Attack on
I I littllii‘l‘lllwl’ll ll'clbf‘liltlilo public staistics mates He Has Plan ln'flhml' to ”am men m me opentton Greenwich was “am”! a more" the
Hindenburg Line
lof lighter'than—aimiiachines - the first
,. . 't , . s . I
\ lcmi y, Eiitcrtains Large Mde But Does Not Say‘
Audience
from Arthur F. \l'oodcock. also of,
Greenwich, oil the ground of cruelty.‘
l'aitze Elly-soil Lewis was granted a
on which the various divisions of the
. _ . to be established in the United States
national army for service' abroad \vill
«will be located at New Haven, un-
Northwcst of Bullecourt.
Creation of Additional One:
ritual iii/int
They are as follows:
First ditisioii to be raised in New
Hampshire, Vermont, IlliisSiii-litisetts,|
(.‘oiiliccticui, Rhode Island. Maine. ;
Cantonment northeastern deputi-
iiient.
Second division to be raised in New
York tpractcially.)
tiltlfi ilie encouragement and support of
like New liaven (‘hammber of Com-
iiierce‘, and of the business interests of
or children. She was granted alimony
l of Silo a week to be reduced to $20
in", state a \\'Pt'k..if she should ri-iiiarry.I ('or-‘
i .‘ ; .. .. ‘ nelia Stuyvesant l'ausch of (.ri-eii-~
l New langland universities and ool- wicli was grumpd a decree from Ray-f
4-0398 are expected ‘0 SUDDIYI the ma'l liioiid 'l‘. l'atisch of Greenwich on the
Join). or the students. who “I” bead-E ground of cruelty. and change of NEW HAVEN, May 21.~Announcc-
mitted to ”‘9 “hm“ through the wart name was permitted. I meat of chances in the operating ,1...
I]
"department and who will be obliged to9 Orders Foreclosure. “Mum," of the New York, New Ilav-
(conform ‘0 11‘“ requlrtmems m the On motion of the plaintiff in the en and Hartford Railroad intended, itjGerman TreRChes RePorted "
Would Be Independent 0f.inilitury regulations. , . , . . ., . '.~ _ l-‘ , . . I . , .,
t . -,, - -cai.e oi l.‘.'.‘ South .\ot\tnik Satin.» i.. (Apalnid, to icsult in citatci coni __
‘ ltepresenlntm John Q. Tlmm 0" Bunk againstnluiuiso l’, lJatt'eiipoit, centration of authority and respon-‘ captured and 800 Prison'
w M and n... t... in Action Will Be T n. mummy or n... department . ~ . ~ illVlSlllNii MADE
_. , . . ‘ . 1- . ' .. l .l' e. }. \-
“lllCll lilt‘il‘ cantonnient rooms will be aken i The Collegiate Balloon school 15 the firidfilmafisdrlfl:1: iffdlilinddii‘f Sims,” and Captured a Trench
HHRWALK CHAPTER located. Soon . iiinme of the new institution. which perance «rd gm,“ ”n. custody of mm, m- it ~
It is . .
Makes Changes Necessary \
in Officials
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nonunion
Rev. 0. A. Petty, Chaplain TM”, DMSM
' ' r .. 'l‘llirtl division, New York (Dill‘liill'
0f second RBnglelll, G“ 95 fly). i’eiiiisylvaliM f'partiullyl.
Fine Address»; l l-‘iitirtli division. Pennsylvania (pill‘-.
‘.’ ._ l
it
‘tialll'l. ' Federal ‘ i ' ’ ‘ .IXi-w Haven, recently conferred iwtb‘ . . . . . .- , . , . . , -
Me' .. , I I v,. I f (.unmmmmI eastern ,h,,,m.nn(,m , SC eCtlle (40“ 1 II, c ‘cor c 0 ier Chi St iforeslosurc of ”,9 piopiI-ity toIii.I.I.I.t sibiliiy on till pan of lllt Oiilelb: ers Taken
”mm" or Company D. of 5‘“ lia- ... - - . 1"“ . 1) 1. ' ' "Ug‘ G n. G g ' Sq ' er 8' on indebtedness to the oank oi Sell.- \tas made today from the offices of!
lien, proved themselves to be good at“. him ‘h‘L‘mn‘ ‘\' “ "““~“ ‘ “I SCl‘lptlon 1““ “"10"“ and made. anangements byi 676.51 was ordered and Aliens! 13 the company her"- I
. itvhlcli the war department is to full.
lovernor liarctis ll. ilalcuulb do. nish the Collegiate Balloon school
with students to be trained for the.l
service of the Unitedtm‘“ “
l-Irs and entertainers Saturday even-l “an“ "Mryl‘md')julgmin' 1 ‘‘‘‘‘ *-
t‘ag. as well as true blue figming "Will: Cantonment, eastern departiiieiiIr. .
'when ”my presented a very sticctIszuli Sixth division, Tennessee, Nll‘l-il;t-liii'tltl last night that he had autliorfi
\Aludeville show for the benefit‘of l1‘,.I(‘urolina. South Carolina. lil)‘ under the law lately enacted ii)’:ill‘l’t}lillllli('
was limited as the day of redeiiiptioil. l'iider the revised plans of opera-
Alimony of $5 a week pending suit lion, General Manager C. 1.. Ilardo
ranted to i‘illllllll ll. Ciiapniuil and Chief Engineer Edward (‘atzel re»
it as defendant in port directly to President Pearson;
Generals Iiiiig and I’otain are
again ptishini.r ahead with their“;-
otl‘eiisives in Northern France and .
lx‘orwalk Chapter of the American Redl Cantonment, 5‘)“”““‘5““'1‘ d“Wrimhe legisiatner of the state to issue a SW” Army. ‘COI' Tiison is a member} Iwho iil‘litbi“$1¥1tlli\i(‘iiftfi by her husband the names “eastern and Western today both report 110W gains.
(‘ross Society. before a large alldiencu lllClli. [conscription order to fill up thit'ot the House Committee onIMdlltat‘y‘ ““ m “ ( - “ ‘ *
" ‘-: v - . ‘ '~ . ' 'i ‘ ' 2 l. - . . ‘; Samuel T. Chapman of this city. grand divisions” have been disoon-fI After (it'll/iii" into the. Hindu".—
m the local armory, humorous di'ills,‘ bettlith division, GtOlgli, “(‘“d‘viianku 0f the units 0f tlle (.onnectt- Allaiis. i Goes to Supreme Court. ‘—
tiiitied and instead three grand divi- lilit'gline along a mile front yestcr; . "
'tll"i(’ culls, vocal and may Alabama. ‘cut \"tt -1 (‘ - ~11 ~ . .i it is evpecied that. within a Bborti . .
~ « > . . liiiuental . l ‘ “ ona “1‘" not a” yet “‘1 ’ - is it rlir reservln" <l\li' ‘lI‘" created which ‘ll‘t‘ to be - » ’ ‘
I, .V , . .- . . : . .‘ theastern (1,. tall x . . . . . . - - n or .- I i The court mail a 0 it - i» . l .s i t . . . _ , u, *H. . y .. ,I
h loctimb, mutationsund ,, dmmgu‘,I (.iniOlimenl, son i ,U‘bilmd ti. ,mmmipd that m. ldetlltlt‘ .00 to -nt) men “1“ be stationedlme issues of pm ii, iii.) Supreme known n... "lines mist,” “lines west” do) lllfli'lilil, in the stttoi north III
at New Havcll’to be instructed ln‘tbe‘l
' ;court in the case of the South Nov- and “:\:(-\\' I . . ,
iliirilllgrrmnnpfiiiiiinfiltedi'diziluli]:\?dtidg‘eriffii walk Trust. company against Mary 1). and connecting railway.” George W. sinned their attack last. evening _ '
- . - . hers. Clark remains as generalsupra-intend- and captured a support trench be-
ioons. Students from late, llmard. Si- 50““ and f“ _ . 1 . . I . I .- _ . _ _ I
(‘itiiioniiii-iit, Central department. mm “new“. conscriptfonI ThattAth‘Slv Trinity and other educationl Allowance vim} mIdiIsILedIItoI beIIllinIfil eIiit of the Leiitini New buglniid Rail-.tmld the I)OS‘11011 Just. taps.“ I
Tenth DiVlSion- ‘suclt a draft as the governor may opfinstitutions have interested them-‘ ‘0 ,‘fli- Ad“ 3 “unfit ‘didhr‘ I0 “can” “Il‘jY-I I d f i I . . 'l‘he firmness of the Brttish hold: I,
month division. Michigan. Wiscon- m. i‘ d .. bis ‘ ’iiclves in this branch of aeronautics liar to defend the v0 01 . n I lit, tlulpiiflt policy 0 iii meantime. ll '. t. f t] _ 11. d b .
' ‘ "l d t at 1 r b n visa ‘ is the opinion Of' (1 which has been brought against her tion the announcement says. “makes 0” H" sec. 1“" U l“ 1“, on W
U“. ( aiitonnient, (‘Pnlld (“Dar 1119 . I CO‘OHEI, Edward SCHUIZG, and w"! mgke up the bulk 0L“; -. u. I “no. SOTiOUSiy Illl‘efltenlng tha
who de-' . , .
~‘ 1 ~ ii 1.. entral .- t . . . . “ by Ralph Marsh of this city. each division superintendent a some . I
“9‘9““ “mm“: ”“0 “ C iclared “uh emphasis last night tandem bod-t 0' ”19 “Wfi‘xg 3:322: eral manager of tits division. He will Queaiit-Drocmirt switch protege. _
ins: Douai, is attested by the tent;
hv the soldiers themselves, atid an ap-
pealing address delivered by Rev. Or-i
side A. Petty, chaplain of the regi-
rIiteiit, composed the evening's most on?
joyable program. The performers
were enthusiastically applauded by the“
big audience for eyery act. Dancing‘
,‘was enjoyed from ten o’clock until
midnight. music being rendered by the1
company's orchestra. it is thought'
nlelit. . . lstiéli aetiion under consideration. butt
Eigth division. ()liio. West Virginia. did not 5-“). that ho was likely to lukel
t‘alitoilnieiit. Central dqpartmenl. it soon. in case 1“. mkps the step
Ninth diviSion. Indian“. KONWkY-tlt would be independent, of the MM
York division, ,mmmufi west of Bullccourt. the British re-
(‘leTtUH‘nl- Hie wished to see the ranks filled.-H(‘l‘00‘- Plans are “0‘7 tiiieei. the public and cooperate with
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that vi very conqldprabl Twelfth division. Arkansas. LOUiS‘i-[cmm .1 o, .1, l' t 1 i 11‘ ed for startiu" the training course at» , , ,
. , 9 sum was- I I . . . .i i t.( u re itsser el tint tin, 5 .~ , . . . . . .
realized on the affair by the local aha, MISSISYHDDL Southeastern de- method in his opinion was the best 3m early date. 1 2:13;?iliilioiiiiiitiioiiiiltlionlsuuigiiiiiil: taonfi “N, M the “('.'-ma" reactions. Gen.
. - t. . »., I W 1“? l’ 5 ' ‘ .. .". .'.' '
Month of the Red Frags Society. . ,lwtmim- tin sight. . ”mp“. dwflmm‘w, of ”1', comm,” t‘ldi ”dig is \tell niaiiitatning his
Thirteenth division. lowa, North Du»
Captain Freeland opened the. even-
ing‘s entertainment with it short ad- “0"."
rireSs of welcome to the audience, and
the bugle call i‘cvllle. was then sound-
‘W by Bugicr Donut-gun,
A sound drill was the next nunlbei"
tilt the program and this was received
with great applause by the audience, p
it“. 9 company orchestra composed of
iitTgt‘nul lianiion. and Privates John-
non, Graviilt and Obi-mum then ren-
ilered the popular song "Indiana,” in a
This number
received by the'
most. excellent manner.
(was also warmly
(Continued On Page Twelvel
llilllVE Alllfl IN
.lilmtl attain, Sill
South Dakota, Nebraska, Mimic
suit. Central department.
li‘ouriecnth division it‘olorado, Kitti-
sas, Missouri. (.‘elltrttl di-pnl‘lliieni.
‘ Fifteenth division. Texas, Oklahoma
New Mexico Arizona Southern de
:l rt ment. -*
Sixteenth ,divisioil. Montana. Wyo-
.niing, ldaho. \l'ashiiigton, Oregon
.l'tah Nevada. California. Western de-
partment. '
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.llllllillllll lll'l’lll
[HAN SillliAN llN
. ._. i -
. While driving a lai‘geiarunt Six nu[Official Mail to Carry Patri-
‘tomobile up Main street last evening.l
shortly after six o'clock, Llosaria Motl-I
otic Appeal to Assist in
tetiesch, of 72 Harbor avenue, became} sale Of Liberty Bonds
confused,
and drove his machine
across the car tracks directly in front:
Governor Holcomb has responded
of the approaching 6:12 p_ m.. trollev; to the request from Washington that
loaf. which was coming down Main" official envelopes carry the red line.
Street.
Before Motomian {‘.arruthers.l
{who wag in charge of the trolley car,l Bond Not only ‘wili the official
could bring his car to a hal-
. tomobile was .struck.“
a the a“intuit of
and hurledimii“ line, but the envelopes of‘state
across the road into the glitter. Theioft‘ici’als as well. also tiiitil the cunt-
machine was badly damaged as the 1-9;; paign
suit of the collision, but none of itSIgovernors
the executive office carry
ended. Fourteen other
have likewise responded.
is
E ENVEUIPES'
“Your‘patnidtic day—~Btiy :1 Liberty
measures long enough," he said. Ad-
.jutatlt General (,ieorge M. Cole could
not discuss the llltlln‘l‘ last night.
i'l‘iit‘ ndjutant general, who has been
ill for some days. mode a gain in his
complicated by it throat trouble. has
‘ (Continued on Eighth Page.)
tint—inn
ltIllIatttttn
Prominent Workers Tell of
. ning and Conservation of
' Food
Special services weie held last eve~
tutor: at the Souili Norwalk Congrega-
tional church. at which the food sittin-
tion was discussed. The meeting was
largely attended and the addresses
made were very interesting.
Tile president of the Garden Assoc-
iation, A. C. Wheeler, gave a brief
talk of the connection of this or-
ganization with the National and
State Food committees. Mrs. F. W.
Gerard spoke regarding the prophecy
made by James Wilson nine years ago.
i when lie-'was secretary of agriculture,
in which he told of a shortage of
"We have been trying other-
i
Need of Big Harvest, Can-é
.lillANlS DEGREES“)
t
v‘henlth Saturday and yes'erday. Grip: 6 WUMEN, 4 MEN
,lJudge Reed Finds Testimony
i Supports Complaints —-
3 Holds Up Two
1 Ten divorces were granted by Judge
iRt-ed in the Superior court. lrinu.
lSclleeder Kilroy. of Bridgeport, who
loil December 30, 1910, eloped with
ili‘rank Kilroy, a soda fountain clerk
learning $9 a. week, was granted ll
decree on the ground of desertion:
‘.after she had told how her husband
, had given her 32 to live oti and thell
‘had taken their savings and gone to
.Buffalo, where he became. stranded
innd wired her for money, Which she
sent him. She said that he had told
iher he didn't love her any more and
[never liked her anyway.
é Declaring that she had gone to bet
shtisband‘s hotel and found him with
.a strange woman. Rebecca E. Kuhn
'0: Stamford, obtained a decree of
divorce from Otto Kuhn, a hotel keep
er of Stamford. on statutory grounds.
She was also given the custody of
five minor children. The couple were
married in Providence, April 14, 1907
Wife Deserted Him.
Frank Brett of Bridgeport. a must-
icr mechani for the New Haven road,
t
NEW HAVEN. May ELMChnrles P
Taft. 2nd. son of former
artillery branch of the regular army
with nine other undergraduates. to
day. All the cnlisimenls were of stu
.scnt of their parents.
listed. Mr. Taft
keep an appointment with Major Mer
cer. the recruiting officer.
crtiiis would be sent to liort Slocum
Meyer, Va. _ "
The student
.Tnft. were: John M. Anderson. Jr.
Derby, (‘.onn.: John
toona. Pa; Francis
St. Louis, Mo.
ENllSllflll nil
President
William Howard Taft. and a junior
in Yale College. was enlisted for the
: Charles Taft took leave of his faili-
er a few minutes before he was en-
tirriving frotii Nor-
~ ' '. ' '.'sm to . ..
wlcll, Conn. in time for his i Midland Divismn,
it has been expected that the rc~
5 who were enlisted with
Cincinnati; Robert T. Cairns. Over-
ibrook, Pa: George H. minis. Jr.,
E. Faslck. Al-
T. McNamara.
Clinton, Mass; Cyril B. Masher, East
Greenwich. R. 1.: Albert H. Stack—
pole. Harrisburg; Pa.; H. S. Porter,
Higzanum. Conn; Carl M. Thomas,
Two others, Charles P. Andrews, of
New York city. and J. Gormack, the
l'nder the new plan Clayton N.
Woodward
tendent of “lines east," H. C. ()viatt
general superintendent of lines west,
i and .l. A. l)l0t“_:t‘ general superintend-
ent of the New York division, term»
hints and connecting railway.
Division superintendents have been
assigned as follows:
. Charles H. Illotscit. New York Divi-
sion: M. D. Miller. Highland Division;
may ;, midi; “”5352? 3531,; nun... n. no... n... in... inn:
”‘.‘," ft‘fm ,‘F§;“;,.f, “.03,“ mm, Slim: Carl A. Mitchell, Hartford Di\'i-:Iiii(‘. great battle
“imp”, 3' am A 'i ‘ sion: Edward E. Regan. New Londonitheir advance in the Champagne,
Il'lavilig foiled the crown prince’s.fl;«.
Division leorge A. l’oore, Provi-
Old
Ilost on Division:
Division:
and Harry
Colony
Astley,
MAIN ,ST. HARNESS
iN. Y., for preliminary training. but BUSINESS SOLDl
. the adjutant.-gcneral of the army sent
a telegrmn to Major Mercer instruct-
imz him to forward the squad to Fort
Anothcr‘Norwalk business chance
was made known this morning. when
G. I). Worden, the local harness deal-
er. announced. that he had recently
disposed of his property in East Nor-
walk and Wilton, and had also sold
his harness establishment in Main
street. where he has been located for
many years.
tained as general manager of the
Main street store until October. how-
eVei-, at which time he will retire
from business. Mr. Worden contem»
plates spending the winter either in
the South or in California. and upon
facilities for serving the public." i
becomes general superin-
deilcc; Division: William T. Spencer.
F. S. iiobhs,v
Mr. Worden will be re-
ilitiativc and bit by bit forcing; -
.tlie Germans to give ground '
, Not only did the British prove .
ltltelil.~‘.elvcs able to hold their ,
pains of the morning against;
:ilt‘ilV)’ counter attacks, but to re.
Sillllt‘ their offensive the same day
,and push further ahead, lliaintain-
iilltz their second advance also
iiigaiilst renewed counter attacks.
The. French for, thcin part in ,
have, resumed
tilt-speratc and costly effort to re.-
lgaiii control of the Cllomin-des-.
illiimes plateau on the Aisne front, I,
leitcriil l’etaiii turned to the
Champagne sector and struck“
northward on the Moronvilliers
ilieiglits. ‘- i
' Several lines of German trench-
et were captured in these opera-
lions and some 800 prisoners tale.
on. All the important observation,
posts in this sector of the front
jars now in French hands, facili-_
‘tatiilg their further advance in the .'
drive calculated to flank the Ger-_-
mans out of the salient to the '
northwest projecting towards“
Rlleims.
NEW YORK, May 21.——Tw0~
American nurses, members of an.)
{passengers‘ we". hurt, how they es,iincluding those of 'Rliode island andi
leaped injury is miraculous. The, po_f\’ei'niont.
l
his return to the Eastlhe will taki
food even under not-mat conditions was granted a divorce from Emma up his residence in Hartford Conn
‘ ‘ i .ii' ili‘\" -1
after 1915. She also referred to the. Briet on the ground of desertion on inibllluncct m 0 ts Vay for set
latter a graduate, had already en-
iic~»_- ~ . . - .-. . ..,. . .
noealdifeiiggaifibleuiii :1:lxllp,Ibul. made. “$23343: bt‘iihiii i19°§};I°%dfr°? law against stealing garden produce! April 90 1905 The couple were mar a?“ afidbare :: a“; 08:03:13? the home of his son Royal Worden. \“9 1“ bronco, “91‘9- kluedl )csftffl" ,
.tled between the aCoindicililculingiii- thbiculh; impossible" to, give ouft3 thh was recently passed by legisla- fled 01110010ch 1 1904» out“: :ith tliesfen othersr 0f tyiie re- and his daughter. Mrs. B' H' 01"" du-V’ on board an American.-
.many and Mr. Moiitefiescii. The acct-{any 10““ regarding announcement} (Continued On Page Twelve) Clemente Dei.ucia of Bridgeport, crafts two are academic freshmenI 5‘030‘ steamer when pieces of a shell.
Mr. Worden has been associated
with the harness business in Norwalk
for over forty years, and has conduct»
ied a prosperous retail store in Main
street for a long time. Upon his re
turn from a winter of rest either in
fired by a naval gun crew in prac- ‘
ticc riccoohcttcd from the water's
surface and scattered among it
group of nurses and surgeons. ‘
was granted a decree from Maria Deg
Lucia, 011 the ground of infidelity and:
was given the custody of a minor
child
Charles Sjovall of this city, ob-
‘of subscriptions. to the Liberty Loan:
illlltil the books close, on June 15.i
TlIiIi; nItImeeiI‘fi oIf Isubscribers. lilowiverJBARN AFIRE BURNS
wt 0 0 on y announce roni
TELEPHONE CABLE,
time to=time and treasury officials
four Sheff seniors, two academic jun
tom. three sophomores and one gradu-
ate.
dent occurred in front of -Ratchford's
lHotel. ' ‘
SETTLEMENT or _
HATTERS’ STRIKE
:Neit-her side at the conf
. erenee
day showed any signs of yieldi
the owners of ill
,thlchhthe un‘ion
an t e officers of the un‘
Lee. proprietor of the-Lee did-fa
one of the largest factories
{took the position at the co
that it would be inadvisabl
fompaiiy to base its wa
mg pr ces of the hats, the arr
, I, meat for which the. ha '
tending. tters are
'- , ,‘will be l
the city Owners of "front"
.. New; York, evident] ,
situation. y worried
WS- .
\
APPEARS REMOTE
tl DAXBURIY, May 21.——Settlement of
ie batters strike here scents remote !
Satur— THIS THIEF WAS
I ng and
no agieenient was reached between
e hat factories from
label has been taken‘
twill have accurate information from ‘
itiie federal reserve banks and other
{agencies after the campaign is in
«tidiis in hand.
AFTER CLOTHING
THOMPSONVILLE, May 21,—The
l
F H baggage room 'of the “New Haven”
ctory,\i-oad .was broken into last night and
affected. l a trunk being shipped to Joshua Hor-
nference.
e for the
fies on the sel-
‘rick at Elmira, N. Y., and a sample
case of a. Boston shoe houset were
litakenu
,Company building, as the- contents
were strewn along the railroad tracks
near this building. The trunk and
nine pairs of shoes from the» drum-
wtil not. be‘kno‘wn until
....
[Full owing as to the total subscrip-i
'Ii‘h'e trunk ind case were!
mots: broken open near the Westfleld Plate crosses through the .iieids instead of=fife in the ““9 0' “‘9' “a 03mm
By the closing o'r‘tlie
shun over $16,000 in weekly pavrb‘lel:
out to the mercantile trade of
shops in
were in c f over the
I . II ‘ on erence Satur-
day still the rough but” manufactur'
mer’s case “I?“ found; in Mathewson's
coal ‘ya‘i‘d.., where they 'w'ere tin-own.
How ‘much ‘was‘ taken and, the ‘valtié
tomorrow
when the owners~wlii iirflvejluétown.
HAMPIERS TRAFFIC
I GREENS ltF‘AtR'M. May 21.— Tele-
phonic communication in Southern
Connecticut was seriously delayed
between 1:30 and 5:30 o‘clock yester-
day afternoon by the burning of the
telephone cable as the result of a fire
which totally destroyed a. largé born
on the Beach Side Inn property. It.
is not known how the fire started, but
it is the opinion of many who wit-
nessed the blaze that it was caused by
a grass fire, fanned by a strong
northerly wind.- The barn was valued‘
at about 61,000
At- this polnt the. telephone ciiblo
following the highway. . At the Beach
Side Inn propertythe cable is within
a few feet. or the barn,_and it was lie-
cessary 'to insert . new wires and cable
for a. space, of about 50 feet. before
mmunlcatiencould be resumed. Ths‘used in extinguishlnc‘tlie blue. which ‘JOhll Hoyt of Norwaik. from the de«
telephone. company had repair ,‘mfln created - damage. to the submit or iii-ion of the probate court of Not-walk
fit ”within: Frederick A. Ellis. con-
‘urvnter of'lp‘snny B. Hoyt. lib-inter.
on the Job almost immedlt‘t’ely and about 0878. ’l‘e’housé is occupied by
the work was rushed .to oomplettlon.
tained a decree from Ellen Fay
Sjovall. on the ground of infidelity
The couple were married on May 2
1904.‘ Louis Turpeiintiig was named
in the husband’s suit.
Lillie Mead Holley; a South Nor-
walk‘ hairdresser, was granted a de-
cree from Samuel Gould Holley on
the ground of cruelty. The couple
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OVERHEATED _
CHIMNEY FIRE
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An overheated chimney started a.
l
i
fchurch buildingi in Cline] tweet, near
i Academy’street, this noun. and a ten-
geral alarm turned in from Box steali-
‘ed out the First District Fire Deparb
meat on the jump.
n numberof Italian Mill“.
Chemlolls ‘were
Mayor Carl‘ Axel Harstrom,
30 years for conscription purposes
the morning and 7 o'clock at night.
msmssas nov'r APFEAL.
has bandedfitown a decision dismis
The registration will be taken on June
5, between the hours of 5 o'clock in
. Judge Curtis in the Supreme Court
sing the appeal of Buckingham St.
Willi IlElilSlllAllllN ' l... .. W...
lllfllilAlS NAMEIlI
Word was received here today that FIRST DANCE OF
City
Clerk Stephen Dokus and the board
of registrars had been assigned to
the duty of taking the registration of
local men between the ages of 21 and
den will leave Norwalk for good, and
will erect a home in Hartford, Conn,
the present home of his son and
daughter.
SEASON AT ROTON
caused much favorable
Grace Brothers‘
furnished excellent
A hughe crowd turned out Saturday
night, and attended the first dance of
the season at ‘Roton Point. The newly
decorated and rqovated dance hall
comment.
six-piece orchestra
music for the oc-
third nurse. was seriously wound
ed. ,
The accident happened about;
2:30 o‘clock yesterday afternoon
A gun at the stern was beingused
An explanation by one of th
ship’s officers was that whens
shell struck the water iibotlt 175
feet“from the vessel, the centrii‘.
.fugal force caused bits of- the
steel to fly back on shipboard.
One of the ship’s officers was“
standing beside the . nurses and‘
was uninjured. .
. The steamer sailed on Saturday
evening for Europe. With her flag]
caslon. . ., .
The amusements ‘at the. park, were at half mast she caImc into . a
open yesterday at full wing. The fine Miter-lean port this morning
sort.
were. largely patronized. I
concessions also did a-blg business
9
pfipulu‘r as a shore re
lessons; " t
weather attracted hundreds' to the re.
The carousel and rollercouter
The other
Rotoii Point bids fair toibfho‘ozignui‘orct
so - .._ -—————~- -— - .» I
.I it .wfil ,2 tcuumeoii mime)
bringing the bodies of the dead
nurses. These were ‘ brought.
ashore.- Tlie steamship will dd“:
apart at an unnamed time. < .. -,
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