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IIIIIIIIIIIsI l8 WIlSON II0III
~ARRESllD IN III IIIIIIIIII, III.
lNliOWlll CASE l8 DiSlROYED
{alph Greenleaf and HiSSeveral Persons Killed and a
Manager Arrested as Sus- . Score Injured, While Fire-
pt‘ciS Folloyving Game Oll‘ men Rescued Scores of
Warrant Issued by Cotton-f Persons
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REIMBURSEMENI III IIII filllli’lllslilfiisl
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1Argonaut Salvage Corpora--
tion Files Certificate of I
Dissolution—Planned to;
Scrape Sound Bottom ;
blemidered at a .—__.__ I
men have; A C(‘l‘liflCalP of dissolution by acting...l
Liquor dealers, druggists and ers‘ Association has not yet taken
clubs will request from the City action oficially on the request for'
of Norwalk a reimbursement on rehnbursement,. but it was said
their liquor licenses. .It is stated thil morning that the question}
that already the city clerk’s omce - would probably
has received petitions for rebates future meeting.
totalling $5,“. The holder, of the; m Manned mt "he County;lllelit of stockholders of llll‘ Arizona!” ;
liquor licenses will ask to vet: Commissions-3' stand}: that they sa‘vafi“ “WNW?“- “f midgepm‘hl
from July 1, 1919. when ’bi-l will make n refund to liqucr angerhjg'gy;1.12.2233;°{.;‘;;.f;:;‘:‘?,§iI
311;]: gummtgfilnvfieggmml’! g" drngit “affix-1;“ 011153 a 80011 as [existence of a. $3.500,th0 corpora'timii
~. e c y
at the Council meeting Tuesday money received
M share of thelformed for the purpose of scouring the.I
4“, helm the‘botlom of Long Island Sound and oth-‘
night. The Norwalk Liquor Deal- arid period from July 1st.
‘er deep Waters for the purpose of still
raging wrecks of steamships. sailing
vessels and barges, “searching for and
locating stranded or sunken wrecks orl
CASEINTWJJWEEKSM Sld‘ ' h '
’olice Believe Pair May Be.
Able to Clear Up Identity
of Murderers
ing Had No Time to Savel
Even Their Clothing l
l ATl.\.\'TA, GIL, Nov. 7. At has.
three persons lost their lives and neat-.5
ly a score Were injured. several scri-
ously. ill a fire in the Wilson Holt-l“
here early this morning. Dame to the
-bu’ildinz at Peachtree and “'alion
streets in the downtown section, Was
confined to the interior. Scores Ol-
men and women WPlP rccused by fire-
Ore of the de'ld was It woman
UlillNiEl'ORT. Nov, . Ralph
readout, of Philadelphia. pocket bil-
Iml mpcrl and near champion. was
‘l'vwli'il lit-r." lalé- last evening: on .i
l'i‘ltlv'l".< warrant in connection uilll
t' nun-dorm Mill‘ord.(‘onli.. of Bcnja'
all liillkimilz, of New York City,
'5‘ 'n‘lt‘l' for a New Yorl: broker. who
'RPP‘Hlll'ii “in $178.00" in Liberlx W‘"
n..- ., ' “'h“ I(“filled to‘thc street before the"
irm-nlo-zil‘» IIIIInageI'. George- “'or- firemen arrived. Fire Chief “Ody said.
u. of 3-,,“ “Wk city, also was arresl- he fenl‘ml'ln-orc bodies might be found
- al the Sumo- time. the police say. m "3" b‘1'1‘111‘3- .
th are held M POUN‘ headquzirlcrs' Oi thrtc bodies recovcrcd one was.
a. ll‘fiil. sail: to he managvi' of the ho-
li‘l. one a woman. and the third was
so badly burned. it had not been deter-E
'mined whether it was that of a minor
.a woman. . .
. The fire tpparenlly broke out in the}
“second story of the tllree-story build-:
,ing. the ground floor of which is occu-i
‘pit-d by stores'und it moving pi-‘Iurc
I Warrants isnlcd at the request
I’vlrwr Eli Mix. of Now Haven.
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I lillBERS EXPRESS ._
.irPRECIA'rIo‘N OF
PASTOR’S WORTH .thcatlc; .
The ilzlillcs' when discovered tad
\ . 'znisint-ss meeting olthc Advent burst our of the windous nlon; the
Lin church held lust night tin. sidv of the buildingand five minutes
. mini» appointed at a prevlous lair-r wore sucked up toward the root.-
I”: reported they had been 1111- By the time the firemen arrived scores
*I. persuade the pastor Rev. G. ‘Of men and women were hanging out
w-I-Is- to withdraw his resigna- 0f WindOWS, screaming for help. I
-. hid it was voted that it be ac-', One woman leaped to her death. Tho“.
. .. others who escaped the flames were
» following resolution was adopl- bl'OUght down on fire ladders. More
llvl't‘flS. Our phstor. 'Rcv. (i. Mfof the guests. among Whom were a
{mpr prayerful consideration :number of soldiers. was able to save
Hlllt' to believe it to be the will more than a few personal belongings
. nl that he should sever his con- 1‘33“” grabbed “D and most 0‘ lht'lll'
..n with lhis church. and accept :wore only the” mg!“ clothes. 5
. m another fl‘eld‘ heretore, be it The injured were rushed in the City.
‘ min-d: That we. the members of Hospital.
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whcrc it was said two or
\. 1'. Church. East Norwalli. do three might (“0' :
.. s-xpress' our sincere regret; _ 9
i \cry pleasant relations of KILL 200 RATS .
Il and people which have existed
Illl interruption or friction of any WITH GUNS AND :
-llll'ln_L’.' the eight years of his ROCKS ON DUMP.
~liy with us must of necessity be .
mind. and that we do also arfec- -,
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d h' t the] q. High water. washing over the city
, foimnen ”n 0 h‘ m ‘1. dump at the east end of the Washing—
"‘ll‘(',“5hl”"°£ ”S“? menilliers‘?) 0 .ton street bridge this morning sent
"“ - cluic: omeru 9' ‘ ass. scurrying from their hiding places
”“mbl’ §ray th‘” 930“ may be hundreds of huge rats that live be-.
9: hilly blessed. . . ineath the dump and feast lavishly on:
t committee prey‘lously appomted vthe refuse disposed of “191.9. The un-‘
4 power to arrange for and have fusual sight of troops of rats scamper—E
:ill‘dl electric lights to replace the .ma abom in .broad daylight. brought
\ “"W i“ “39‘ reported ready to pro- lout a crowd of boys and idlers.‘ One
"'1' but With available funds insuffi- Eyoulh armed himself with a .32 rifled
"ilk and asked, the (church m m’Iand he scored heavily. bagging many}
”ll-('1 them how to ’I‘dle? the neces-Wf the rodents. Other boys. and ill
F.‘ 1111101"!t 0‘ ”10' 0‘ enough to.number of girls as well, hurled with:
M"? “D the defic_li‘_'lc.‘13 A committee fatal air rocks and cobble stones: Af—i
HIS named 10 SOHO" among the mem- ter the withdrawal of the human in-
wars and friends for that PWWSP- .vadels 200 or more carcasses of fat.
W0 é—II—I—TS AmST lwell-fed rats dotted the surface of the
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\YLOR WITHDRA“ N King Asks Two Minute .
BY MRS. STUDWELLE
riclions brought against An- . . . .- 9
’l‘rxlor. of Darien. by Mrs. Clar-l LOADO?“ no": "—.The king in a
Sludwell have been withdrawn Iproclamallon to his subjects today ap-I
.. Superior court and privatelyipeakd to them to jom him in celebrat-:
“no of the suits was to “h ling the anniversary of armistice day.:
:. $2,000 note. which Mr. Tav- lhovembe‘" 11' by 3 “Sven-“0“ at 11
, 1"li he signed and gave to Mi-s.i°?’°Ck of all nomlal activities for two
A. H under duress. The other aozlnlnutcs. The event. “which stayed
.3.de the disputed ownership’ti‘e carnage and marked the victory of
uulomobilc. Both cases “.prell'lght an‘d treedom," should thus be
Md h”. a hearing in the Super_.cnmnlcmi.lnted so that “the thoughts
H. ,' Hagan", yesterday. At- Iof every one maybe concentrated upon
;.. Keogh & Candee represented reverent remembrance of the glorious
.“lllnlwell. and Mr. Taylor had re-l‘m‘d'
Altorneys John J. Cuneo and His Majesty expresses the belief
H F. Tammany that all will gladly unite in this sim-
" pie service of silence and remem-
I LLEEIWLER “me“ ~
”A" SEVERAL NAMES NATIONAL BLOUSE
WEEK NOV. 10-15
uni-v; are looking toi .
Ill. " val-rum charging him with; Retailers all over the country have!
,,I.-im»n! imp. elm Victoria Rain—lbeen asked to cc-operate in sunny;
‘f'llll-any. is mid 'o be'known byHatiug the sale of American-made
‘ In: ( ‘al'ay. Among them be {waists during next week, and it at»:
. u Slilipirn. No word has; pears that many of the local merchants;
Prayer Armistice DayI
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I- .- Kivp'uir- for whom the po-
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'Norwalk station the man. who appears . for the um".
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. g The company was incorporated May;
:31. 1916. and paid the incorporation tee
of 81,750. the authorized capital stock
P ‘ ' ' . lbeing $3,500,900. The stock was (livid-1,
: ,1 :cd into 35,000 shares. at a par value of;
“F WRflNfl MA ‘ {$100 each. The incorporation papers
__ .Pinneo and Miss Margit?! “'ililon
Iwerc taken immediately after being
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iwcre signed by John G. Hoffman. ofi
:New York: Cecil P. Ford. of Milford.
and R. J. George Oliver, of “'oodmnnt. i
The certificate of dissolution filed'
(‘liivalrous Jules Seitznlan. of “'ater run down in. an automobile driven by
street. downtown. hastening to aid .tl’“rimam O'Hara as they were on their
tearful lady in distress. overtook Carl '3‘. home from their duties at the'
Taradash. 0‘ New York- ”“5 niornlnz.]xn;ka Library. during IhCNLRFlOl‘nl.I
Advices from the home oi Dr. Jamts
.G. Gregory. Where Miss Dotha Stonc
KNUVILLE. Penn. .\'ov. ..
yesterday was signed by a majority:
of the directors, Simon Lake, the sub-
marine invc ntor; Christopher Lake.
. _ ' A certificate of dissolution was also
alnd [I’llfilaklng‘hllll fordthe annoyer "flsiilurday pvvnmg. are that Miss pin. tiled yesielday by the Seymour Iron
$1,“..“f‘jl‘gt’d “oman- 9‘”? _l’““Ch?dIneo is still suffering severely from her Foundry Company. of Seymour. the.
aladashs head after \t‘l} little lilev,framured ribs and other serious mint“: f u .1' rd d A K‘ i
o lo Irectors, , war . . attc.
ml by DetectichcrgPanl1110mm“ Hum trained nurses in still imperative. li.Cl:i.\il.0n 5- Bolts and John Swain-
charged. “1th. assault, and his brotgel. . was said. however. that if any Chang." _-
mnlm’" Semmam “‘0 “'3“ “‘1' 1‘“ could be noted. it 'was (or the betterpoBSERVE TENTH
taken into custody. The two voung Miss W' ANNIVERSARY OF '
- - I . llmwboeoen . bologna
mea. on releases '9 ball '7” appear-‘0‘,” only by bromine centennial :
lance eforo Judge Georgefi. Vosbnréh ,
tomorrow morni’l‘lg. id S 't _ knocked down. Was terribly bruised. as '
The ady to wdosehn deibzman guffihe was pushed along mp muddy. A large number of friends and rela-‘
"l“r-‘mfi- clalme 5 e h“ 9““ S a "pavement for a number of feet beforelllvt‘s Of Mr. Md Mrs. L-‘lWl‘l‘m‘P Grant
‘f'h" persisted in following her' ‘F'hennaylime with her friend and is then‘hnbnlly observed the tenth annlw
"b" ““gmed [mm a "am a‘ the 5“"‘1‘ 'driven to her home. on Orchard street. Iary 01' that popular couple's marl} Lv-
She is still very stifflblany beautiful gifts in honor ct ‘
“991‘." The young woman went to a:t’ore she will be able to resume her du-lllhu‘ing the evening a musical pi-ogIm-i
public telephone and informed Selim-nies as vice-librarian. .Was enjoyed. there were games “mp
lat a late hour. supper was serve"
way to rescue her. when he saw Tara-v
dash. and. under the impression that; Shir. and Mrs. Clarence Miller. 51,.
lw was the man involved. punchcd him DISPOSE 0F NINE :Howard Ayrault, the Misses ("ll'l‘lil
l :Anna and Hazen Hendricks. Mn, .‘.l\r
.' LIVES IN ONE CAthle Loomis. Mrs. Homer Lawrence, Lo-
iren A. Bertine. Mrs. Cora Grace.
Strwt cars Madelcheerful myth was established firmeribowns, Charles Heady. L. and Louis
' fthan ever yesterday. Policeman John Canaveri. Thomas Raymond and Les-
~—)13}or.;H. Toothill scurried around to Claydie Grant.
eral troops in Knoxville. ‘is int-osti-gnant 'wmplaints that a stray and .Tax Abatements Asked
gating three attempts to dynamite .mangy cm was 311110}ng residents In -t H “
street cars manned by non-union that neighborhood. Cornering the cat. On Gluing]!!! YE :S'd
an on as l e;
and Clarence B. Adams. 1
. _ . certificate being signed by :l majority
linlinary parle). Seltzman “as arrest- ies. and the constant attention of two
when the punching occurred. was “150mm. thus {an it was a very slight 011%
ARR! E3
'lhe front axle of the car. after beta: THEIR M AG
0“"3“ from New York Cit-v by a man the machine came to a stop. passes the gathered at their home. '3“ "‘8’“ ”"d
m be “"idemmed- kept Close ‘0 herland acre, and it will be some time be—.occnsion were received by Mrs. (il'llll7.
man of the annoyance. He Was on his;
TOOK TWO COPS T0 iguests included: Helena Hendricks.
as aforesaid.
Attempts to Dynamite (‘ats must have nine lives. For that iGeorge H. Glenn (of Westport). Roy
General E. M. Lewis. commanding fed- ‘Istreet yesterday in answer to llldil-‘t-K
crews and the firingjnto a car during.the policeman drew his "sat." aimed. ‘
Ihe last twenty-four hours. Two or‘and fired. To all outwarddappearan-l
the attempts to blow up cars failed 33093. the cat curled UP an dieo. . . _
m» .9 mm m... um 5...... mm- mr‘ .z‘arlocmmm
tracks wag not .prjmed with percus-HY picked the unconscious animal up‘iiushing a petition asking that taxes
sign caps. The third attempt was jand dropped him'into his self-puslledI
more successful. a 'nanlitc exploslbl 'refuse wagon. Later. bystanders 3:: (izzxmzfltysgzgt.mbgd:hgatzgé 198i;
shattering glass in a passing car and
. , ‘leght have seen Tony turning pale. icommiltee of the association in charge
demolishing the ltracks. 30 one was for the CM- SUPPOSEdIF dead. “33 9‘10; the mug,- state an act of [1931313-
injured.
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Employes of the St. George Pulpi
and Paper Company may be granted ai
.ten per cent. increase in wages. Iii
;Iricating himself from beneath a pile ""9 would permit such an abatement.~
Yesterday marked the first attempt. _
Istealthily endeavoring to Jump from City Council will Pmblbly be asked to'
sume night schedules since the strike ”18 wagon. 3take action on the petition at the coun—f
of its conductors and molm-men new: 1
policeman. and Frank S. Stratton [‘11— I
____.__. Tsponded. He was successful in snot-I ‘ 1.
TAX MEN SEARCHIVC IPUL‘ COMPANY MAY I
. v' 'so far the cat hasn‘t "come back." , GIVE 10 PER CENT. .
PAYROLLS ON HUNT ‘
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. -. _ , é SENTIN EL SCHEDULEI
Officials of the New Haven division _ - '
are now in Norwalk going over pay-‘mda who 9 refined snmflgp at the‘was stated at the 011109 of that firm to-.
rolls of small shops and businPSs unusyu'ally highmtide. had evidently (31)-!day that. although the matter was un-1
‘0‘ cutoff odds and "ms and “a“ ,The taxes amount to over 8100. The:
of the street railway company to re-
Another call was sent out for a cll meeting next Tuesday night.
eral weeks ago. _r..————-——-————
lfing out the remaining four liv’es. and
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. l ~IN REASE IN WAGES
FOR DELINQUEINTS I HIGH TIDE COMES ON 1 C
of the internal Revenue departmenli Peeple standing on Nor-walk bridge.
houses searching for men who. during ed to consult their Evening Sentinel (der consideration. by the officials. no;
1918. rec§ived tstitlariesbjof ”.000 or tide calendars. The heighth m feetideflnite action concerning the raise}
(more an are us an ect to pay an t . had been taken. .
income tax. Married men. with given for this morning is 9 f .. for to i l
yearly income of ‘2 000 and i I“ marrow 9.2. and for Sunday 9.1. They :
. ; - 5 na'. 9 continuation of a rise in the tide of; ,
men ‘Wlth an annual income of $1.000.|nine feet or more for three days in‘uNEW PRICE LIST i
:fill'ggl‘éggdpgg ‘g‘: “x-t Delinquent: ~ succession ,is very nnusuaL The: CONSIDERED AT
" “n- t s “all!!! R Co docks were flood-j
that the‘ goléectors throughout the mace this mglms and the way the‘ C. & K' FACTORY
5 ate are n in: on the average of'w' ' I .
_ I ater backed up in the rear of the: .
three kmet;1 a day who have neglectedibuildings, on Wall‘street, reminded oldl‘hso;?;:nmeee “Jesseegprl'fis an:
to ”a P" '9 ”0"" ”mm" 0‘1“?” m“'[t’imei-s't‘if the “good old days." when?“mi y . er Tag“ “' i
come. ~ fine but packet used to tie up to'ls'or- 'Werepmrepbnmed to “bed in p "$5: ,
.walk bridge. and the traditions of the “my I I I y cc my?” m_
time when the old mlll,Jt the (tor-IleI-1nwe.‘e In the “my? pricelmlists
of Main and Wall streets, where the - '
Coleburn building now stands. had a
chute cut out over the' street and load-
ed grain directly into the vessels.
'N'EW BRITAIN GASOIJNE
’” DEALER FINEDJ.
WANT SERVICE'MEN '
' TO HELP RED CROSS
Half a dozen soldsm' or sail.
or: are wanted to report.» At-
torneyJehnxeoghor-Auorney
Jesse ‘1'. Dunbar to unit the
Red Cross in mum's drive.
Two servicemen aremededfor
the morning, two-forth after-
noon and two for the evening.
FOUR PE‘ONO MISSING
AFTER .HlP EPLOSION
Gasoline Tank on Floating Schooner
NEW YORK. Noni—Four pawns-
wos-e reported missing and two other:
were injured yesterdly as the result
-.\'Ew BRITAIN, Nov. '.-' in the but
police court this morning Judge James
‘1'. Hull] impaled a one of :35 m
Ben. 13min Marital!!! for the nth a! Mr
menu-e under measure. ”The ace-dim m
mamammw- In ”and“
......n xI-tovivfll b3.- mo pouce jere will cooperate most heartily. Ame
:n‘me' his whereabouts. He is seeking a blouse will did it to their
,1'“ With titling pay-elvm of advantage tcmkétbar -: ”in
hm :ilcrggrkod for as bookkeeper, I“ i ’ I ' M will»
mm: a! . ’ ' ., ‘ - 1 ' A I
A soldier unwinding“
nahfifi' in
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reconnaissance-3"”
.ltyh's W flue.
at l- »
Inual meeting. held yet-:teiday. at lllvl
IIIIIIlI‘uIIIII suit
«the Senate treaty fight. that he would
,i-ign
is new class of racing sail yachts, de-l
l The yachts are 32 feet long over all, Church's Mission intends
Bum Om Flam... :
olSllR f'llllll WORKER?
DlSCOURAGlNGiiOlflR l0 CHECK
l0 GR0W|ER8I
UP SllUAllllN
A. L Smith. of this city. was ntzmi It 3 Conflicting Reports From
vice-president of lllt‘ Connecticut (l};~ . ' . .
ter (irowvrs' Association. at thv an the Pittsburgh lhstrld
Causes the Strikers to Ask
Operators to Verif y State-
ments
Hotel Gardc, New Haw n. Among the!
prominent local gl‘towrl’s present an lliv’
session were: ”W. H. Raye and (1 W.
Bell and Engineer David C. S‘anford.
The depressed condition of the oys-Z
tor industry in Connecticut and Rhode.
Island was discussed. The business?
in these two states has declined mark-
edly within the past two years. This
is due in part to waste from industrial ,
plants contaminating the water and.
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several years. In addition to this. a'Coal Supply Not Up to the
direct income has been exacted by‘ Requirements of the Pill)-
both Rhode island and Connecticut to . . . . .
so large an extent as to make the busi- 3* llc Utilities Corporation
and Others
ness unprofitable. 1
It was brought out at the meeting
I’lTTSBl'RGH. Nov, 7» Odicills of
’ l'nited
that the Connecticut assm-lsments on
oyster grounds appear to be much, _ . . '
higher than authorized by law. Oi'li-Il’F’m'm ‘0 "‘ Mine “nap"
cers elected yesterday included: Presi-ff" A"“""'“- ““9""! ““1“." 10 50"" "
dent, G. Clifford Foote, New Haven: iJOilll committee with the operators to
vice-president. A. L. Smith, South Nm-Jchcck up the coal strike situation in
walk: secretary and treasurer. Hcr- the Pittsburgh tiisllict and give the
bert I. Brown: g9“. Haven. .l'csuli to the pros-.4. The offer is the
'resull of conflicting reports which
have bci-n rzivcn out at both the head-
‘quarters of the mine union official:
band of operators. sincc the strike be—
'gan. The operators l'la\t’ not replied
nmfllfifillllNl“ "’""““ .
The operators rcpcaled today that
Ithcir non-union mines are now watt-
lng'luo per cent. normal. and that
* -» “m unimi minim are either return.
“'ASHIKGTON. Nov. 7. ~1‘l‘esidcnt ing to llwir old jobs or cg? king work
\Vilson today told Senator Hitchcout. in other fit-Ids. Mine un n-ofliclals
of Nebraska. Administration lcader in ‘l‘t‘plk‘ll to this by asserting the opal-a—
llnl's could not "make an shown" to
‘ll. 'l‘hi-y lhl‘n (iflcl'Pd to form 8. Joint
conunliti 9. to check up the situation.
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be entirely satisfied with any reserva-
:I<\ns which supporters of the treaty
ght feel justified in accepting. pro--
\i 'v'd they did not nulllly the League (Continued on Page Tcnl. .
r- I.atlon5' covenant and Were design. M ',
I l for the purpose of interpreting the RECORD HIGH TIDE
ms of the treaty. ,_
'rli- President, Senator Hitchcock
mid. l.\‘pl"983?d "his very strong air?
pr. vial" of what had been done to dew;
and ;;;.lz nd that no compromise uould
l9 uflirztl unless a deadlock was
lt'iil’ltti! en a resolution of ratification.
mnnior Hitchcock outlined his pm-
;iam ll" first an endeavor to dell-at
lllf‘ r: .m Ivntior-s reported by the For
Iclaiions committee. and. if that
lailcd. to vote down the resolution of
ratification containing them. His next
time would be to present a resolution
of ratification. anu’ should a dialeK‘k
pnstic. to atlcmpl a compromise pith
Republican opponents.
Senator Hitchcock said if a I'PSOIU“
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FLOODS STREETS
AND HOUSE CELLARS
One of ill" highest tides In the
record 01 the Norwalk Harbor. due In
part to the severe miles on the Sound
for lllr last lwo or three days. flooded
streets and collars. overflowed pier:
along the from. and refloated a large
number of boats that had been tale-
out of tho walcl‘ for the winter and
.pul in ways high on beaches,
“'atvr street. no-llr Raymond street.
was impassable to pedestrians. and
:thc same street_ no-nr the Nurwalu tron
Vl'orks, was flooded from sidewalk to
.lion of ratification containing the com- .sidewalk. Cellars oi [minim and
mince reservations were adopteddhat houses along the water from were
.would settle the tight so far as th:‘ filled with water. but no material
damage has been reported.
chorts from the rhmfiront in tno
vicinity of Norwalk indicates nW‘OI’i-
ous damage has resulted from the
perigee tide. Residents at Marvin
Beach. Harbor View. IRoton Point. Bell
Island, Rowaylon and other necta-
Senate was ccncerncd. but that the
President could “pigeonhole” thv'
treaty. He declined to speculate as to
the probable course of the President
should the committee resolution pre-
vnil.
ATTACHES PROPERTY [fronting :l?: hararflui‘l‘derzounnd lit-tel:
or HUSBAND IN g.“l:.;‘;92...f.., 9.9... denomm'tm
‘roads were blocked lrom pedestrian
.travel, with water.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Attachment for $3.000 is made on " ""MM “VF—fl —_. T
the propl-rty of Ernest C. Erbster, onAND NOW “”1235 SHAFL "EV
this city. in an action brought by his‘ _ '
3.1m“; ar.:a:.:**::l::.rdil:e w mm" am. am
couple were married on June 12. 1909. i H: “floogfigrm:gfi;$igmmifl 1...“;
Papers of attachment were filed in thcigofi ' p
35?“,‘3ks'ii‘9hé’iii‘iloi”'3959‘33‘élu'd2iI " m a We W" m “0“” 6‘“
suit was brought through Attorney A. .thelr my cheeks.
Ged “.90" = It was a place where men could to
S. uldig, 0‘ Brid ' ' warm when they ate their noon Ind.
l it wow. I democratic gum pane.
lwhere tin; rich and poor stood side by
side and\every man's may we.
Local yachtsmen :12! be greatly in- lgood. ’
terested in the news of the buildingi The saloon has gone forever. mine
of a large number of a special type of . to the united efforts of the chum.
pleasure craft. most of Which will be Illut what is to lake the place of tho
seen in local waters: 'soloon.
A. G. Cuthbert, of the A. G. Cuthbcrt I \Vhere Will U“
00., has 1m min-nod from New Yoru‘years. have found an all too read!
with 1 contract for the construction unwelcome behind its swinging doors?
This is a big Ind vital [table-L
And for this problem also the Eph-
‘cwruaen'r secunes sin
cournAc'r.
signed by William Gardner, pnmnrny:
lfor the use of Long Island Soundloopel church must and will have a.
yachtsmcn.
yachts will be built. .
It is said that over soimwer.
The .Nntionefi'ide Conn!!! for the
to amuse
winked ““1 mm. with “low every worker in these [arable-s
upon, Ins-cont rig of 4'0 square feet ——
2.800 M 01 “It led “Ila-'- ‘l'hev GRAND oucness - CHARLOTTE
.will cost ”flannel-w Ilr. Cuth i MARRIED
belt ’ ' . ’
M the at the” boots LUXENBOVRG. Thursday. Nov. 6:-
Tbe marriage of Grad Duchess Chan
fins Walnut-antho-
,tntbepreuneeofneu-
men go who. for .
lottc and Prince Felix of m-
Par-e
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