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p3 ”BER 2. 334.
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Committee of Inquiry Finds llo
cam for Ecclesiastical Enquire.
lit "Mill is 111111 1111111111.
«Min. Elder North Empowered 111111111111. I
Formal Investigation upon the Appearance
of Iny‘ Ottar BuIIIeient Evidence 4110
the 111111111111.
. In view of the wide publicity given to
‘ the recent accusations made against Rev
“Rufus T. Cooper, of Norwalk, formerly
. pattern! the Epworth Methodist Episco-
‘.,pal church in New Haven, and of the
public interest excited by his trial in the
. city court, Presiding Elder North has
deemed it appropriate that the action of
the committee which was tippointed to
f examine into the case should be published.
' In a communication to tle New Haven
papers Mr. North says:
, 0n the lat day of July. a committee of
‘ inquiry was appointed with functions
‘1.
omewhat similar to those of 11. grand
’ ry, not to try the case, but by informal
" tlgationrto ascertain whether there
wafiufflcient probable evidence of the
guilt. - the accused'to justify the bring-
ing of rmai charges-1 against him, and
the assembling of an ecclesiastical court
for his trial.‘ 5
.. The committee‘has done its work with
thoroughness, not only by attending the
trial throughout the several days of its
continuance, but by withholding its re
port and pursuing its investigations for
more than two months thereafter, ill or.
der that other evidence, if any existed,
might be secured.
As in all instances of public accusation,
especially against ministers, there exist
wide diflerences of opinion, it is not to be
,3 expected that a committee‘s report would
receive the endorsement of every person
in the community who 111111 interested
himself in the case.
law therefore careful to explain til it
this committee :1 report is only 11111 inory to
the presiding cider, and that he in fully
empowered, upon the appellralllc of any
other sufficient evidence, to institull- for
mal ecclesiastical investigation. Let it. be
clearly understood lthat, although my
present convictions are imperfect accord
with the report of the committee of in.
quiry, if any person has grave charges to
bring or evidence upon which they can be
3 ‘baded.the presentation of them to the we
aiding elder will be promptly followed
by the convening of an eccleaiustical
court for the trial of the pase.
Following is the committee's re-
port:
First, Rev Rufus T. Cooper. ill accord-
ance with his own demand, woe tried ill
the city court of New Haven upon the
charges made. :lgainat him, and was :11:-
quitted.
Second, The committee of inquiry,hav-
ing, with one or two exceptions. attended
throughout the trial in the city court,
carefully observing all the procccdillga
and hearing all the testimony. are which
moualy agreed that the court could not
in justice have rendered any other ver
dict than that of acquittal; and. further»
more, that the accused was innocclll of
the charges.
Third, The ‘proaccnlioll having evi~
dently exhausted nllits rcsoul‘ca ill the
trial, and no other evidence having come
toour knowledge, we, lllccomnlittco of
inquiry, do not lllld ground for a formal
ecclesiastical investigation.
i1.
1 singed at New Haven. I'ollll.. .\‘cplclu-
her With, Mil-’1.
Nathan”. I'llcncy. I'luet l’cllrl strcct
church. New Haven. ,
Garner 5. l'lldrldgc, I"ir.~l church,
Waterbury.
Calvin ll. l"or1l.llowur1| nvcllul- church,
New Haven.
Benjamin F. Kidder. Sill-lion cllllrl-ll.
j: Charles P. .\lasdcn, Viral church, New
Haven. .
Morrlll W l'ri111-,.c 'l‘rillily church. New
Haven.
, William A.llicl111r1l.Houlll l’llrk church,
Hartford.
, Frank A. Scolll'ld. lirucc church,
laven.
Henry E. Wing. Annouin church.
Yonra very truly,
CHANDAI l. .l. KURT”.
Prcellling Elder. New lll1111n liinlricl.
-mem... on... m. an
IRS RIDER TO ’fllE RESCUE.
Che Replies to Ir. Euphrat's Letter IIelItlve to
lite Carlee Water Works.
Bocrll Norm/11.11, (1111111.. Sept .1, 11111.".
ltnl'roa or Tar. enamel: In annwcr
to Thoophile Euphrat'n communication of
{Wm I would any that if he had
cloud by the other member» of the liarlcn
Water company in their trouble. 11 would
not now he memory to ntnte that, all yet,
In in not paid one dollar on any of the
11111151111. company. All he in out of
let to for bill valuable time. for which
1 I III given the company ll bill for null).
I"v fluently for the bill he took to 111111 111
band! from the company. W. ll.
Hider paid for the land on which
the dam to built, and he and hill eon, .l. B.
N c w
0‘
close or ”L... dunno.
Tile 111111111 county “Baptists Finlell
Their Business In Stamford.
Mrs. M.‘.W. Stillman, of Norwalk. tied
charge of the Wednesday afternoon’s ass»
slot: of the Fdlrileld County Baptist av
Ioclatlon in Stamford, the tint two hours
of which were occupied with reports and
addressee on missionary work. She pre-
sented a report of home missionary work
under the association’s auspices, and
made valuable suggestions. The amount
subscribed for home miaehmarv‘ work
woe $370 87. She urged that $400 heroined
the coming year.
Mrs. James McWhinnie of Cambridge—
port, Mesa, superintendent of the A1118-
' kan work, then delivered an address on
missionary work among negroes, Indiana
and Alllekane.
Foreign missionary work was next
taken up. Mrs. Archibald Wheaten,
formerly of South Norwalk, presided and
made an address. The meeting cloned
with prayed by Mrs. Silllman.
ltev. F. It}. Itobblnmof Norwalk, preach—
ed the missionary sermon, which empha-
sized eelf sacrifice.
The moderator then appointed the fol»
lowing standing committees for the year:
Telnperance~Rev. ll. W. Nicholson,
Bridgeport: W. M. Weeks, Eaaton; Rev.
J. \V. llill, Norwnlk.
Young People’s \Vorkwltev. F. W.
l1uddingtoll,1\'ew Milford: W. l“. Water-
bury, Stamford: ltev. it, 1). Sherwood,
South Norwalk: ilev. H. A. Chapman and
Rev. W. N. Morton, Bridgeport.
Benevolence—fill”. F. ii). Robbins, Non
walkzltev. F. V. Atkinson, Rowayton:
M. 1'}. Morris.
I’Illitllaryt—Hev. A. U. Hubbard. ”- 1)..
Dnnbury: Rev. F. l). Luddington, New
Milford: (I. W. l’oWelson. Stamford.
.\‘ext Session 'Hev. l-'. E. Robbins, Nor»
wnlk: Rev. it. It. Sherwood, South Nor»
walk; Deacon Hillimnn, Norwulk.
Place and I’rcuchcr»~llev. ll.
1111111 and W. V. Morton
Deal on llurr lluulcv. Stcpllcy.
A111litora- W. l', \\ atcrbuly 111111 E. .\1.
Prior. Stamford.
Rev. Mr. lllll'lllillgtoll presented a report
of tllccvangelicnl work of the. u-mocinl ion.
Rev. 1’. S. Evans spoke of work done up»
llcr direction of the State convention.
Pasquale l)e(‘arlo spoke of bin llliuaioll-
my work 1111111111; the ltalinllu ill Stum-
ford and Mount Vernon. Rev. .l. W.
Hill, pantor of I‘alvary church, Norwalk,
spoke of work among colored people in
Connecticut. lie urged the importance
of cducnting colored men as Well no white
men for the pulpit.
, At the young people's rally ill the even-
ing, itev. if. (I. Sherwood, of South !.\'or-
walk, reported for the. committee on
young people's work. The societies re
ceived high praise. it was suggested that
they study the lliblc more and become
bellcrucquaintcd with lllc principles of
the ilnptietchurcll. During brief remarks
upon the work be emphasized more cili-
cieut service for ('llriet; ltev. i". E. llob»
him said. "More (.‘hristian clllturl-z" llev.
l“. V. Atkinson did not. want lo we young
people's socictlca towering ':1bov1: lllc
church in the minds of lllc, young people;
Rev. J. W. Hill helicvml that the young
people should rise above dcllolninntionnl-
hull and be more for Christ, llev. llllrvcy
Wood, of l‘uteruon, N. .l,, delivered 11 wr-
1111111 on ".\‘uvcd for Service."
Ycalcrlla) lllornillg's ace-doll opened
with 11 pruycr nlecl ing. ltontillc lilluilll‘w
and rcportn followed, it was decided to
hold, llercnftcr, two day sessions instead
of 11 day and llltlf. ’l‘lll! llddrclu upon
"The Home and the Sunday School," by
the tier, ii. W. .\'icl1oluon. of Bridgeport.
was fllll of good euggcaliona. .\lr. ('roa-i.
for twenty-two )‘t‘lll‘rt a luiaalonllry ill llllr—
nlllll, told of work lllthat lllllll. ltcv. l“.
E. Robbins offered a resolution thanking
the Stamford church and "1-1 pliator for
the hospitable manner in which the 1111111.»
elation llflli been treated. ”1- ohm 1111M
(11.111
liridgcpun;
fl few words concerning lllc Nell-11111
'l'hcologiclll M‘llllllltl'y. 'l‘hls chm-ll the.
amnion.
Missionary Bosso Arrested.
lblln lion-1o, tlw lniuioullrv to the Hun
gllrluun. wbolivcn on llnlllllloll uvclnw,
wannrrcuhsd this morning, on colllplullll.
of Gabricl Iloklu, who prcfcrrcd charges
of abusive 11111111111110 and breach of tho
pcncc again-11 ”11111111. It in allid by tholue
WlIII know Mr. Hui-1111.1 that llc in 11111- of the
bent 1111-11 in Hpriuuwood, and that tho
allow charge will prove to originate from
upllo ngninnl him and jealousy of the good
Work be lit doing ill the Hungarian min-
nioll. Attorney Light. will defend .\lr.
Ital-no, and Attorney 'l'nylor proacclli».
.lll1lgcli’ronttlllll morning adjourned tho
case until Saturday morning. ()1 teller Mil.
Freight Michell It lollisl.
'l‘lle freight which llnllally leaves .\‘or.
walk at :3 o'clock for linnbnry wan delay.
111i four hours yentardey afternoon. and at
llethel wall run into about 7 o’clock by a
freight from the Shepang road. The
brake» on the Bhepeug train would not
hold. all the train was coming down a
nteep grade. The locomotlw of the train
crashed into the Sol-walk freight, milieu
lng one oarto kindling wood and detailing
others. Traffic wan blocked, and it was it
o‘clock this morning before the freight
d111- here at 9 o’clock last. ezenlag arrived.
AllllllilllS UBllllllAlE.
They will not Close the Town Books
Until Bills are Properly Ileceilded.
A Illlllll Ill lllE ADDISON MATTER
Selectmen Dastsnl Refuses to Act Until the
Ianitor’s Bill is Dropped from the List of
Those Ile lies Receivedwile Takes
Counsel on the Question.
'l'here now seems to be some feeling
between Selectman Daskulu and the town
auditors.
ill the list of hills which they gave to the
Board of Selectmen to be properly receipt-
ed, the bill of Charles A. Addison heads
the liet. Mr. llaukaln positively refuses
to touch the books or do anything with
11111111111111.1111 ole Addison 11111 is drop-
pull.
The auditorshre obduratc. and do not.
seemed inclined to pass the matter. This
will put the other lllelnbere of the board
to considerable trouble. They will have
to look up the bills themselves, and
many of them they are unfamiliar with.
The persona named on sonlcof the bills
are dead.
Mr. Duskam hasltaken legal advice on
the matter and acts an he does under the
As clerk of
the board .\ir. llaakanl. it in llllill,
illlltructions of illsnttorlley.
ie not
responsible to the tmvlldlut to the select-
111cn,11111l :hc:1111litorac11nllot l‘lllnlwl him
all clcrk to touch the bills.
ill
.\i. llyatl wan clccied to euccccd him.
His term as
clerkcxpirvd Animal , null .\ll-1n June
From this present. outlook .\lr. llnekllln
will refuse to touch the booka 111111 the
auditors ,will rcfllsc to audit the 111'-
Hill!” 'I.
'l‘lllle the matter atands.
lUSTlCE HEAD OFFICIATED.
The Romantic Marriage of a Bridgeport Couple
at Norwalll This Morning
.\ good looking young Ilcrnlun entered
Town Clerk Smith's ollicc this morn
ing and illforlumlhiul that he wanted 11
marriage license. lllltoide the door stood
a pretty German dunno-l. The prospective
groom gave his name 1111 Ernest f ieorge
lirazc. twenty eight years of age. a bottll-r
by Uf‘cllpflliollJIlHl hie rcxillence mi Bridge-
port. ilie awn-lllenrt's name, he said.
was Fredrikll llcslallll. 111ml chulyolly
yearn, and also :1 llrnlgl-porlcr. The
neocaaury docmllcnt colllplell- the
young couple's illlpltlilf'xh 11'11-1 won ll'llllll‘
fern-1H1) the young man’s imilll- pocket
and lileflilvll clcrL rl-ccivcd .‘I 1-ri~1p 11ml
dollar bill.
"('1111 you tell me “‘lll’f‘l.‘ l c1111 gel «11111-1.
ly llllti'l'lf'li“” askcd the groom.
“111111not:1llllllriln'ulinlagency," «111ll<
llltfly replied .\lr. Slllilll. “but would you
prefer a lllillialcr or 11 jusliccoflllcpcacc'
”llll, :1 j|ll~lll‘i' \vill1l11.” rcalnuldcll flu!
groom, and ”it‘ll Mr. Smith lili’t‘f'll‘fi him
to llllorncy A. it. Alleliu‘a llll'lcc.
.\lr. Austin illllllcdlalcly ~1-lll
.lllNLlI'I’ Frederick Mead, and after :1 few
Illilllllen' coming. for .\ll". .\l1-111l had
never oillciutcd ill 11 wedding before. the
justice promised lo perform the ceremony.
llr. ll. .\. Woodward and Mr. Audio
111-t1-1l no willlcmw, A llcllly build of
gold flilhit'llf'fl 1111 flu: bri1l1-'~ lillgcr and
thc marriage fee. 11 gem-mu». roll of
rilllllll billa, pccpcll from Mr. .\lclnl'a lint.
With a "God llll-«a you, my fricnda."
lllc cllllplo h-fl lllc olllcc and boarded
ll trolley car for Willll'lpllllh, lo clljoyn
bridal tour on tho “'1'“ cqllippcll cloctric
lillca 11f lilo lrlphl ln~f11rc no
turning to llr1dla poll flllN afternoon.
in
for
cllilm
Sena of St George Scalable.
.\llulll. fuelily ili‘c collplcn attended the
Mll'llllill' girl-ll by \\'1-l1-1lnlc Stranger
Lmlgc, 8111111 11! SI. Hourgc, ill lmillcrkmuz
”all, but lliglll Lulu-'11 occllculru ill!"
lllKllNl 11111~11~ for llnllcllllf. and the pro
gramme collialowl twenty IlIlfllllI'l‘M.
Aul'tillglllnncnllllw Ilnmr Wcro .\lre. ,\,
Willlnmmm, .\HK l.. Ill-111111111. .\lin-s l'lllra
Whitley Mm. W. While. .\llmcn Mary
\antura, Muggiq- Folder. l’ollv Sol-11m.
firm-11 Iflllltlm and firm-11 litltuh')‘.
Amongout41f1t11u‘11 llll'llilN'r-i of the or“
drrprcneut were l'ltht President 'l'llolllml
Walker. of l’lonccr bodice, llrlllgoport.
and Mr. .lclllkllla. of Ilrnnill- Lillian.
Quincy. .\lmu, Altogether the affair was
11 plcmlnllt occlnlloll.
Passed I Cinch In Bridgeport.
Young Wilbur H. Wing. 111m of line.
Ifbarlee ii. Wing. of Brooklyn. whom the
police of that city are writing for forging
hill father's name. Went to Bridgeport
last week and panned 11 forged check for
Ill) on ”feature 1i: Bristol. halt/ere, who
knew Illa father. 'l'hellwnl bank rnehlor
claims the algueture to the check was not
written by the eminrser. and therefore
mnebmly must be worklmr the ill-heme
eating. The hornet left its sting in her
1, 1111111 1 refine
111.11.511.11. Severely Injured by
Contractor Idlcllsol Lubrino.
MorrlBSllIrvitI, who keeps a email store
in the building at the corner of Wood and
Mechanic Itrsote, was aellanltod on Taylor
avenue, yesterday afternoon, and very se-
verely injured. .
Sherri“ was peddling his wares when
be 111111 some words with Manuel thrino,
the Italian contractor, which ended in
Lnbrlno hitting Shervlta.
Dr. H C. Sharer was called to attend
him. and: he eummonsd Dr. Burke in con-
eultation. Sharvhll‘e injury was found to
be concession of the brain.
He had a warrant leaned for Lubrino’s
arrest, and the cane came before Judge
Frost, t), in morning, but wan continued
until Saturday afternoon. October 51th.
SOIE Oil EEll OCCURRENCE.
Thingsolan Unnatural Naturelllst have Ile-
cently Happened in Connecticut.
Tax Collector Anton ll. Ailing created
a sensation in Derby by arresting John
Pandee, aprosperoun farmer, for failure
to pay his poll tax. Candee ill worth
about $50,000, but he thinks he ought not
to be compelled to pay poll tax when so
many are allowed to escape that obliga-
lion.
Mrs. Mary Waters, of Bridgeport, swal-
lowed n hornet that wall in a pear she was
tonsils. Her throat aweiled so that she
could not eat or speak. A doctor extract-
ed the sting and now she can talk and
swallow.
An agent of the Humane uociety in
Cheshire arrested Michael llinnaman for
abusing two kittens belonging to Chanlr
cey Rice. llinnaman. wishing to spite Mr.
lticc, entered hill house, seized the kittens
by the tails and swung them around until
both tails were pulled off near their bodies.
ilc wan fined 31'- und costs.
A pet lion owned by Frank Callahan, of
Bridgeport, is dead, apparently of a bro
ken heart. The lion had as a playmate a
Mexican dog which died about. two Weeks
ago. Since then the lion had been irri-
table and no amount of coaxing would i11~
duce him to play.
F lora, the one year and nine months old,
child of Mrs. .\nleliu Hanger, of Rockville
r1111 away from home to its aunt's and fell
intoll waahtub and was drowned, while
the aunt “'er hanging out clothing.
.lohn (hogan, while intoxicated. fell
into 11 Inlet hole. two and onewhalf feet
deep,nt Wetherllflsld. and being 11111111..
toextrlcate himself, it proved his living
grave.
licorge Banks. 11 lilack iiuukllrlllw'lllltll.
was bitten by a bluelish ll few day-1 ago
and blood poisoning set ill. New York
‘Illynlt‘lllns advised amputation of his arm,
bllt the injury llllri yieldedtotrcaltlllcllt.
and the man ‘111 111 work again.
Tips lor Traders.
The llllllillcry opening at ”11- Norll'nlk
Heston aton- will lake plan: on Saturday
and Monday. .\ll the Paris and
London novl-llics will in» shown. licud
their advertiaclncnl for lmrulllllu
'l‘ln- South Nurlvgllk lllmlon ston- conic.»
out with u bran llclv advcrliwlllcllt today.
A \‘eritabl nVulmu'llc of bargains will be
there from now until
. llcilll till-illlcrl-~ti11g ill'lll“
at. amazingly 11 w priced.
\lthougll tllcun-lllllcl 11151.111111 i,-.
hardly the thing for 1 livuke 11nd cupcn 11'1-
1nuat not flugot lllul willlcr “ill be “llll
u» all the quickcr, for tllcsl- 11111-111. sultry
days will eulldcnly cllnllgc to the lllto
l’llll. Tl‘lriil’fllll 1\' limit are llowsllowiug
the lendingmlyllw in include 11111! cloth
and flu- cupca.
Food for 11 ~1-1‘1llou in fllrllfullcd by
Manuel 'l‘. llllll'll in his new advertise-
lllcllt today. Ill-11d it and you will be
convinced of the superiorily of his slfil'k,
and the llflllt‘le of lll~1 bllsiln-w methods.
‘.’ Illukcla of lil'npca for 251-.
Market.”
. I'll “11ch
Sum of the Sick.
lira. .l. l".ll1ulll11tt,1ll‘ Ell-1t. avenue, in
in lllulbury. ltl llll‘ limit-ill" of her fllllll-r
in law, niltlllt'H H. llllyl. 1vl111l11 hil‘k.
liobcrt llowurd. formerly of Norwalk.
in critically ill ill hie homo in Wllllc
l’lalnu.
lbulnlsl'olllua, 11f I‘mhir street. who
wall taken 1n the lllmpitlll until-ring from
what. it true fcurl-ll, wan appundlcllla.
in on the way to rccnvcry.
Mien Annie .\icllounld. of llllrbor
avenue. in Very ill I11 New llamplllllrc,
where relic lma been vinltlllg frh-ndu.
Minn llertha Italiwllz. of Norwalk, who
woe taken t'rlOIl'Ily lll while is uncut of
Hire [loin «halnbcrn, at. llawesvlllc. Ky.
hen recovered nlllllclcutly to «tart. for
homeln llfrwdllyu.
Propeller! on 11111} Way More.
The propeller Vulcan and Eagle, of the
Norwallt and New York Hteamboatllnn
have arrival in Bridgeport harbor from
up the Ilmlnatoalc, where they have rev»
oral weeks been lying ill fresh water for
. 11f llcrkolcy
Cleaninge from the Buy World of Nor-
Willi and 811th Norwalk.
1.111111 MENTION or PEOPLE.
A Luncheon at the Pine Lodge Club House in
“Honor of Mrs. George IIellllli Thornton
* and Miss Cranium—Various Other
Functions Wodhy ol Mention.
There was a. delightful gathering at the
Pine Ledge club house, lioton Point, yell-
terday. the occasion being a luncheon
given in honor of Mrs. George DeWitt
Thornton and Miss (‘ranfurd, who were
entertained ill a most. charming manner
The menu was an elaborate one.
Grace ltyington and Mien Clara Betta ae-
ainicd in serving with grllcellnll efficiency.
The llldiee present Wore Mrs. Thornton,
Miss liraufurd, Mrs. Robert Vilnliuren,
.\lre. ('hurlcs llcnnil-l, Mm. George (3. Chol-
well, Mrs. Edward 1’. Weed. .\iru. llarrict
Hobbs, Mrs. W. ll. Smith, .\irs. Louise (‘.
Day, Mrs. llellrnnd C. lictts, Mrs. George
lilltlcrlvortil, .\irs. Buckingham lloyt,
.\ll-s. Samuel l.. Weed, Miss Allan. A].
Smith, .\liss Clara L. Smith, .\liss Fannie
ll. lloyl. and Miss Clementine l.. (‘holtvclL
At the last gathering 11 the club house,
previous to ycnicrday. .3 . Thornton prc-
seated the club \vlth ad e11 solid silver
teltopoono, thus allowing the interest she
took ill the organization and its hospitable
members.
A large number of friends of llle inter
ested parties witnessed the marriage of
Mine Helena Kolb and Max .\lcssmer, in
St. l’etcr'p church on North Main street,
last night. at ~1' o’clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. Schmidt. the
new pastor.
.\iujor i'lroesbcck and wife, of (,‘lllt‘lluo.
who have been guests of William H.
Thomas, of l‘last avenue, are now spend-
ing 11 few days with Mm. llrocshcck’s
brother, Charles Thomas, at lnlcrlllkt‘ll.
Henry l. Beers and wife. offlil (‘ity.r
I'enu.. llrc, guests of Frederick Mead and
family, of l’llion l‘ark.
uncle of Mrs. .\iead.
Janet llusenberry, of Troy, and Frederick
l.. (lorhanl. of Westport.
Mn. 3‘. St. John Lockwood.
with her daughter. Mrs. I". W.
at l’ort'Auatin, Mich. ""‘"“*
ll ubbard.
walk, are visiting in New York ntnte.
.\irn. A. A. Lathbury, wife of Rev. A. A.
spending ll few days in Norwalk.
.\lrs. Marv Folk,
Airs. Wlllinnl .\lilcllell.
Wllll whom she rcsidee, 1:1:
home from 11 via". 1111 l. on" i‘iillllli
.\lrs. Willi. lulh Ulnl~lcad 111111 1 llildrcll,
llrooklyll next Monday. .\lr.
having secured :1
bid family will rifsllll! lllt'l‘l‘.
.\l. \V. llnl~ton and 'l‘. W.
of Norwulk. will lt‘ilVI‘lUWll Sunday in
lllll-ud llll‘ inter-slate fllirnt'l‘rcnloll, N. .l
The .\liews' Anna and Kate Farrell.
“'orceslcl'. 31111121.,
have f‘t‘llll‘llt‘ll home.
Frederic lirlilh‘lill blu- closlul
lncr rcxidcllcc. \'crn:1 Farm. 1111
licl1llllll.ltlul returned to .\‘ctv
llc \1'1ll1ulil for Europe npl Tuesday.
l i rcoll
ing at the llolnc of (Illllrlen You.
.\lr-. llclizl 'l‘will, of Brooklyn,
South Find. at reel.
J. Edward Sllllcr llll‘i 1'1~1.111111~1l
dutlce at. lllI'. .\‘orwalk lroll Work-1. one
11 vacation npcllt ill the South.
cock, watchman lit ’l'uvcrn lehlllll.
Dr. Edward ll'llcllly.
children, of l'Ilimbl-tll. .\'.
Norwulk llot1-l. llr.
with the bile llr. If. H.
Mm. I'. 'l'. Leonard and
Leonard, of .Vorwulk,
wlfc
.l
Nlllilli.
Miss lllllllt' Strength Gives 0111.
Mil-11 Agnes Ilibbs, of Elm ntreet. had
Knob on Wednesday afternoon.
SUBIETY’S MERRY MAZE
Miss '
.\il‘. ”(0'5 l5 1“!
The engagement is announced of Miss
of East
avenue, him returned home from 11 visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry itailwitz. of Nor-
the 112911 mother of
of lu’llitl'ri street.
rel 11rncd
street, will leave .\oruulk for
llllllelcud
position in that city-
Scoring.
of
who have been guests
of Mrs. William .\icl.'11r111uck. of Xorlvall1_
hit sunl-
York.
l'hltrlca Walgrllin. of Brooklyn. 1» visit—
le \lnll»
lug her daughter, Mrs. I‘llarllw ll. Smith.
lliu
Ilnrry ll1|.\loll, 11f Washington slrcct, in
upunlling a few day.» with l‘aptllin Mon»
and two
.. llf‘t‘ lit the
1i‘llcilly Mllllillfil
Mia-1 ilolliac.
111‘1' cxlu-cteil homo
narrow escape from drowning at The
She lam
The Annual fleeting
Point Improvement
The annual meeting of the
of the Roton Point In ‘
puny was held yesterday in J
The directors elected um 1!
Julius Finkenatein, Christian 5‘
(I. Keeler, J. I). Kimmey, E.
ward. Louie Jacobowsky, T. 8. W
11. w. Winfield. ‘ ’. ‘
It was voted to reduce the oapltat
111.111.1111). ',
Louis C. Green, cashier of the]?
County National bank of Norwal
as one of the teller: at the m'
The directora reelected as p
5. Kelly; secretary and treuurer‘r
Woodward. The executive nomad,
composed of Mentors. Finkennteln. ,
and Kimmey. ,
After the meeting the directore ll
ner at the Arena and attended the M '
in the evening. __
-Copiea of Famous Paintings given
away at the Boston store, Norwah, Sat—
urday evening, at 'l: 30p. m. ‘ ' 7
It Is Governor FerrisA
Senator Ferris received wo today
Governor Collin is at Loon Lake in
Adirondacks, and that Lieutenant Govern.
nor Cooke is ill (‘hicngo, and that N! L
F erris would ac t as gov enlor during their ,
abeencc. '
- 1:11 to DeMott's to get the best breed,
cake and home-made pies. Ii 30. Main It.
wanl'reo.
W
N experienced cook (Herman lrl) «Pablo
A of taking entire charue or filch'ein. with
best of}? references, wants a place in
walk. rldlzeixlrl or between places In all.
at MNSJ‘I UNKE'§. Riverside avenue. ret-
port Conn. “at
MEANING dead dyeing oetablishmen
0 Ray mood street. Corner South “3:3.
street, on line of electric care. South N
waik.Conn. We respectful] annonnooto
citizens of South Norwalk, horwalk and viola-
lly it 1111 we established ourselves In your
uli1lst,ln the dyeing and cleaning hull“ "
and are now prepared to do all kinds of clean-
lng and dyeing in the very best stvleandmn-
our. Ladlus' somehow-neither made 11
a art. cloaks. capes. lnfanle‘ ca
bone, frlngee, piano, DIN hilllardm “more.
lllt glo
mulllere scar f5. tl ee, voa,
also feathers cleaned and curled. Gentlego‘g:
HEARS. mill“
rmente dyed or cleaned and pruned
t manner. 0. [SUITE
1'! UATION wanted for a and
S coo: and lnnndrese Heir. 0;:er
inquire at 41 South Main street. South Nur-
wallr. as It;
T0 LET.
A naelaa'liflh'" Carrion. : , ,
able; mud in comments. r
place. luqnireof A AS.M "$1.1: . ,- ,'
A DESIRABLE office. 111111 11111111111135“
cleaned Rent reasonable to It at
inquire of JOHX HANCOCK LI I
Lalllbury, of Bridgehnmpton. ,\'. \'., isn SAME COMPANL Eat!
i-{Ileaf of Mr. and .\ire. ilcnrv'l‘. liellrnlanu ’- 1% ”T“ ,--.-,.. '—
. ' )LSE at Rowa to 1
loan“ place. rooms. Apply luSVf.lii .iiii‘w alflnhnlgm ulna
.\irs. l-Zl'l-rilt .\l:1rsll,of licorgctolvll. ii wayton,L.onn £2 2'
L
l‘lRS’l‘ floor. nix rooms, Baron street. Na"
walk, renISIFl: house. 137 \Voodward are
one, rent Sl'h 1111111111311“ rooms, 29 Wood-1
ward avenue. rent 312.
A091] to ll- A.
WOODW ”1'9“!
‘ROM 01111!er house No.13 Washington
street. with all modern ImprOVemooW
1111.11- 11111;» .\'n.ll.~'cm10ur ace. 7 model.
lnqlllrc of it HEY HOUR. 112 west avenue.
olIl tf
‘L ilN hill-2 l) rooms to rent. Inquire at thin
olil ca. ”241
1‘“ RNlSleD. a front loom, suitable fol-one ( ..
111- tun ecullemen. at 59 South Mata
, l-trel-t, South Normnk. Apply to MR8. YORK.
on Ille pre "13be. 331ml
‘1)l it room apartments, suitable for light
ll'lllst‘lfee'pllm, ‘3dand 3d floor, Swarleb
(‘orill-n hnlldlng.llall~1lighmd and cleaned
Rent ”per Inoalh. inquire office Old Well
(‘ lgar Uo , 5:; Washington street. ”it"
‘Ullll. 11‘ 1e, rooms, .111 lniprovemenfa; rent
:7 per nlomll. 211 Day etrtl‘t. Inquire of
31. BARK“. on premises. llht 1w
( Vee1 .nld lllllr, Dibbleo block. from 00v
tuber l,r1lollle newly painted Iand
ml: \Htlt‘l' and newer connections. Rent owtn
a 1l1~ir11ble tenant. inquire of .l. IRVING
lilBlthE. at Ferrls‘ coal office, or It intense
lllbble :1 More. 1.131.
SECUND floor on Orchard street. Water and
neucr connec.tion11 I’oraeaaion immod-
ialely. Inquire of ti. llAll'llENAlELlK123 0r.
chard ulreel Namath erlw
. -’ l\ room ruling» on 1111111111 avenue. Ap-
' S ply 11. oueeraa r.cl..1all. 18.1333;-
lard a1 euue
“Duel-1. at Ely Nev l1. Relden street. brooms.
‘ llrst 1 Ill-11,1 order. rent 97, 1 house marlin
irowltore. rooms vulerln rent 10'! II
No. N 'l‘olloa it'll'mll. l‘t‘ll‘flnd flooi‘. it i. ’ ht.
111, In tilOlIe-l11f11rlltir.reni. 312
JOHN ll. KNAI'I'. 1r: WG-13: lltreet.l
IVE room all...“ 1..." Glenwood I
for male chen aand on may terms.
All“
today, from the While .\illllllinllm. 13333113131111.33'000' III Grove 9street.
.\irn. \\llllanl ll. l‘llonulli. of Maui. ave. 1—
111111. will wood the wlnlerlll ('allfornla xtbflfiléhog 33111033133 Pa!"
with hcrdaughter. Air». H. W. liroenlmck.1w.e ml. 31- our ”gym?" M
.\iajor lirombock llM received orders to KililAit WXRECO.
move bill army headqlulrlera from Chicago ONE now. tum,“ imprl
to Hall li‘rnllciaco. finflfg airlift. .139" Kg r 3%
JAB .
Mina lllllle Wolcott, of le'prluglleld, 11c germ. F W “$33113
companied by her cousin. .\lru. Sadie
lturnell,of Brooklyn, in visiting George 3113315131133, mollynfhroo 1110a mfimtg
and Charles Wolcott, Wllnhlllgtoll WM“: 0011 12211111111 “Nil
ntreet.
A RARE CHANCE!
I 111111 BUSINESS!
. sting offlroeery Bakery Indie. Or“
idf l l “MM-..“w mmmm with “log. the purpose of killlnu worms on their one of Norwalk’n moat graceful and ex- gfilgmnggmw'llz‘ "i133! 0W ‘
m‘iéil'iTi'i353i' 0333133111 till: 1211:; Pelltleeitwell Talk. ”0le“ “I" "”“el‘m” “l ”rldflel’m pm In“! Wlmmm» but her 1111111131111 '11I 111:. “h.
“batman Finlwl llillsd.1lnlls le 11
.\‘orwalk, and at one. time beige age-mall»
' for a few dn 11 to have their holler» re» 11 t that l . - - . “”hlllffihllm 599113339 0
, “an. August 17th, alone, they paid out .The horwallt city voting list in in the Timothy “mm“, 11 former reeldent "f paired. y gzceg‘ihinfiwt ‘13:: 2"}: {Igglg’gxtx‘gszzl if
‘ ”m Mr. Eaphrat 1m; no hand in 11 .\orwnlk poeMflIee. Anrom‘l'hm film" *““~W"""““‘““““"“‘ ' J
fem be elm he did not like this kind of
is not thereon should mention the fact to
tor ml train mall the New York dlvlnloll.
A beet Ceres In.
unusually ntrong. Draggblt W. A. Vogel
F03! SALE 0!! T0 31!]?-
meet Mlul.W.lI.Rlnr.11 E- M- Lockwood. 033ml” "'9’ ”M“ van killsdla the you-lief the liolllloildllta- filmy Camp and Isaac llowe were wenuommwofi. W .1
W wt "to “them“: “W0"- 111 111111111111 company. .11 the 11.1.1.1 9.111.. doc): 11 Wilson‘s Point. 511.111.1111., Bill-n In 11 Dee. 0213,1111» 11111111111111 mm,
1- TIIFWOWWF The Republican towneenene for the Central depot lent night. Ila veil afternoon. fishing Suddenly thirty feet Jacob Sellout), neon of exflonncllmnn a...” “noun. 11111111111.“ “W
rewrite will make her Fluemd‘l‘hird districts will be held at employed there 1111 ewltebmnll and. «at ditto dock caved in within 11 abort 111; Jacob Schaab. the Washington street W
’ é“ tee-low Teri film the Tmflonee WM night. walkinontilemekn. . “emulated they narrowly «coped butcher-mall playing with amusing-
Iutothsweterwtih thewreek.
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