sass 3,230.
.‘ cation to Lay Conduits.
, altar tints—initiator.
mmnmoutlsfmed to the
May Department—Mon
WetsuhythsCltyrstlurs
hast llght.
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Manager J. B. Morris. of the Nor-
wallr exchange of the Southern New
England Telephone company. appear-
ed below the City Council of Norwslh
last night. in the Interest of the pro-
posed extension to Norwallt of the un-
oerground telephone system now In
use in South Norwalh. *
Mayor Glover read a communication
from the headquarters of the telephone
company in New Haven. asking for
permission to open West avenue and
Wall street to the tunnel for the com-
pany's conduits and underground ca-
bles. A map accompanied the appli-
cation. .
Manager Morris said the telephone
company was willing to file a bond for
the replacing of the street in as good
condition as It might be found. The
company would open a ditch two feet
wide. about three feet from the curb
on the east side of the street. He said
the company's plans did not include
the Wall street paving. but only went
as far as the railroad tunnel.
“' Upon motion of Councilman Bates,
the telephone company was granted
permission to extend the underground
system, and further, that the matter of
opening the street and the filing of the
bond be left to a committee to arrange
in proper legal form.
Councilman fiegory reported prog-
ress in regard to the Prospect avenue
sewer. ,
The usual grist of monthly bills were
audited and ordered paid.
Chief of_ Police Bradley's report for
the menthol October was read and or-
dered on file.
.The bills for printing city notices in
the local. papersrvas they came tip for
payment, caused Councilman Gregory
to remark. "Printed matter costs like
the devil."
The. bill for lunches for the counters
caused Councilman Mcekr to inquire
what lunches were for. The explana-
tion was satisfactory.
Then came the bills for the election.
causing Councilman Grey-airy to re-
msrk. ”i move the whole batch be
paid; we might as well let the tall go-
wiih the hide."
The bills were paid.
The committee to whom the tax hill
of the Norwnlk Loiigrcgatlonal Church
society for tax on the old parsonage.
reported favorably upon an abatcmciif
to 85,000. including the penalty for not
returning the list.
Councilman P. W. ilates said that Ig-
norance of the law was the excuse for
not returning the list. He did not be
ileve in hating the penalty.
Mr. lln es' argument prevailed and
the society's list was reduced to tr..-
tititi. together with an additional pcu-
falty for not returning the list.
Councilman i’. W. llafes rcuorti-d
that he had exhausted the finals of
highway department and asked for an
additional appropriation of .l,liitil. 'l‘lw
cicrh was instructed to publish the
formal notice.
The question of looking Into the
sinking fund of thc city was brought
tip. The only record of the fund Is on
the city trousiircr's books. and it was
the concensus of opinion that there
should be some record on the records
of thtI t‘otlncll.
l'pon motion of ('ouncilmsn l'. w.
liste- the chairman of the finance com-
mittee was requested to ask the city
treasurer for a complete report of lilo
stalling fund of the city of Norwaiit.
Mayor mover appointed the finance
crimtnittse to secure the city's share of
the highway manor from the town
The mayor also appointed the high-
way «nominee and the city suorncv
ii committee to attend the iolphum
cofnpsly‘s layout.
Adleurued to October if.
m A m. WINS]
Iy‘srisus Disappearance at things
mm lava.
last Thursday afternoon. during the
pragm- of the auction at the rest.
tissue of llr. and an. lttlo ll. l'sr-
son's. lininiisids lv‘srni. a gun sad it
revolver and s has of cartridges. hiya-i
terlmisly disappeared. but flunday sl-
tsmmn one of the rear windows of or. itctilll as grand conductor. install-i \l'lilflllidllth‘il Mthl‘liM Miilc'll-
lhs house was forced open. and two rs.
values and several other articles were
Moles.
The was reported to (timetable
lodrigsn and he learned that tishriei
Chart. of amnion. bed the revolver
lattes Thursday. lie notified him to
voters ft to llr. Parsons.
The hurlinrislng of the hmise, Bun.
day. is supposed to have been the warn
of hays living In loath Norwafh. sad.
thsywllihearrstssd.
sins itiiiiii
‘Telsf'iiieis Company italics Appli-
fl:
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,wcama.
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m 110C“ mt.
Aalisteflaal and leneelal Isthrsry
lathelerwaths.
'i'g formation of a, Historical and
Memorial association for the acquisi-
tion and preservation of valuable his-
torical relics, documents and similar
treasures handed down from the early
Colonial and Revolutionary periods, as
well as the later times of interest in
our local history. has often been yog-
gested in the past. it is believed that
the time has now arrived when a uni-
ted effort should be made to perfect
such an organisation. The necessity
of a prompt and hearty support to this
movement appeals to every citlsen who
desires to prevent the further removal
of large quantities of such relics and
treasures to other states. Clearly ev-
ery year of delay renders this acquisio
tion and retention in Norwaik more
and'i‘nore difficult. Unless the work is
begun at once the oppotunlties now
within our grasp are in danger of be-
ing forever lost.
in order to promote practical me.-
ures toward the formation of such an
organisation the undersigned respect-
fully invite afl who are interested to
the obleect. ladies included. In all the
Norwalks and neighboring towns, to be
present at a public meeting to be held
at the Central club. West avenue. on
Wednesday evening, October 5th. at if
p. m.
HENRY l. HOYT.
FRANK A. FERRIS.
'l‘llOS. K. NOiililfI,
MARIA 8. JAMES,
RUSSELL FROST,
E. HILL,
JOHN H. PERRIS,
J. G. GREGORY.
.l. R. MARVIN.
l". 81‘. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
C. M. SELLECK.
A ll. WOODWARD.
E. J. HILL.
ROIl'l‘. VAN RUBEN,
C. A. QUINTAlll),
.El)\VAH.: fiEARD.
NELLIE S. WEED.
FAIR TO BC CONTINUED
It will Wind up Saturday Night. when
Prizes will be Drawn.
Owing to the storm last night it was
decided to continue St. Joseph's parish
fair in Music Hall. next Saturday night
at which time all the articles canvas-
'sed'for will be drawn and the Cadets
of the Maine wil be presented by the
children of the Sunday school.
The door prizes were as follows: flag
of flour. l..'i9l. .lulla Callahan; gcrit'c
but. 957. Laura Graves; hat, 1.40]. Mrs.
L. llrcnnan; order for shoes. 1,422.
Mrs. ll. Kelly; package of coffee. i.-
394. Owen Riley.
The doll contest stands as follow:
Nana Pearson, 107; lleien (‘onrii's, 52:
Lillie l’arrcll. 45: Annie Moualmn. ill;
Katie Smith. 77: Mary Mockler, 42:
double Callahan. ill.
The vote In the bicycle contest Is:
Thomas Collins, flit; .lobn Monaban.
72; Robert Sfctgmuilcr. 138; Willie
tl'ilrien, 84; (Non Kindllicn. 27.: tile-
lphcn O'ilricn. 70; Joseph Linchllcr.
93.
an) In MIDI GOOD-3Y8.
Party in Honor «Private Davison.
who (lose to Porto Rico
. l'rivatc l-Iliiicr H. llavisoii. of llatfcry
i l.. Hf‘t'tlill’ iii'itvy Artillery, i'liilttii
} States army. who has been stationed at
{ I-‘ort ilchiiyb r, New i'orlt. was in i-Ioutb
£.'orwalk frillll Saturday until Monday.
;‘ visiting his pat-cuts. Mr. and Mrs. iii-n-
i-y tliedhflf, of Ann street.
A family party was ilt'iii In his bon-
. or. those present lwillfl liiii sIstcr. Mrs.
i Mary l'i. l\ilil‘iill"l'|'ii. of illicltoii. and
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Ward. of lloic
t ion.
5 Mr. llavison bid his rolatlvcs and
‘ friends good-bye. as his command will
learn the country lili‘ latter part of the
month for l'orto lllco, wbcro It will
garrison the forts.
“CIAVCI nut.
'i lha laid in the loath lorwaih
Ispttst Church Tomorrow light
i A f‘iiristisa Endeavor rally will be
‘iiclil in thc ilotifii Nnvwallt llapfisl
' church. tomorrow night. in place of the
regular prayer meeting.
William llfllie. of New Yorh tity.
; formerly of ilouth Norwiiiit. will deliv-
it.“ the address. ills subject will be.
The tloifds of idle.
The services will brain at ‘73"l
o‘clmit. and a. male qiiartstts will rent
dsr special music.
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nHlSHiiliiEiiiiiSiBKEii
Farmer Edward Bradley. of West
'lierwalli. Robbed by Hired Mair
Hill a infatuation.
Other Articles of Clothing and Jewelry
hehad'l‘ahea found in a trunk
. in cod-Looked up at
lorwalk.
Constable it. N. Morehouse. accom-
panied by Constable Thomas Hunt,
went to West Norwalk yesterday af-
ternoon. and arrested upon a charge of
theft Andrew Kovack. a farm hand
employed by Edward llradlcy. the mar-
ket gardincr. lie was brought to Nor-
walk and locked tip In Bmltii street sta-
tion house. ’fhe trial will be held at
3 o'clock this uffcrnoon In the Town
Court.
Last Friday Mr. llradlcy and his
family were away from home all day.
and during their absence some one run-
sacked the house. A gold chain and a
locket, an ulster, a suit of clothes and
sonic underwear were stolcn. At first
there was no clue to the thief, litit on
Monday Mr. Bradley became suspicions
that his hired man had on a suit of the
underclothing. lie confided his suspi-
cions to Oillccr Morcbousc, and as a
result Kovacs was compelled to strip
down. The iindcrclothing was Identi-
fied as some of that stolen from the
house.
Afterwards the officers searched a
house In Sprinwood and in a trunk be-
longing to Kovacs they found thc sto-
lcn goods. .
In court this afternoon Kovac said
his right name is Andrew llarnasli.
ORDERED TO RETURN.
Members of Battery 3 Directed Each
to Fort Griswold.
All of the members of ilattory ll who
havo been home on furloiighs recelvml
ordcrs ycstcrday to return to camp at
once. Many of the iiicti who find rc-
cclvcd thirty days' leave of absence
Iind discurdcd tbcir blue uniforms. and
securcil cmployiucnt, us thcy bclicvcd
that we the expiration of their for-
laughs. the company would surely lu-I
tutistci‘cd out. 1
None of the boys knew wlicfbcr or-i
ilci's bud boon rccciVi-d by (‘uptailié
llrcckbill ordering the company to pl‘w i
purc for a winter assignment in sonic
of the Spanish colonies, Iiiit lilt‘ fact
that there has bccn a general revoca—
tion of all furioiiglis lcuds many to
surmise that the company may be as-‘
signcd to Southern fields. A number.
of flic boys left for Fort tiriswold ycs~
icrday afternoon. and many more will
return today. ,
ntsronrost. sootm. i
tho Central Club.
'W. call attcntion once more to fbc
Iuiportaiit tiicctiiut called for this or
citing at ”W t‘cnfral club-house. to can.
drier the organization of ii Historical
and Memorial Library association in
the interest of all the Norwuiits. This.
is u inovcinciit which must have thc
Iii-arty sympathy iii cvcryisidy who has ,
any local pride to our future and wimi
.Icidrs to see fhc historical Irt'lltllfl‘t's
and antiquities of colonial and resold
fitlliiit‘y tihyn prescrvcu fit these cities
Without such an iisstwlaiion If is ccr. .
iaiu ibos- heirlooms of the past willi
be last. i
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We trust that lhsrc will he s .
lactic attendance at it p. in. and an no
tivc Intcrcsf shown in the i'tllilftJ
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DI'IY ”Cut onus ‘
Olden llenlod no light. and 'i
Melon-tabloid. i
The Dewey iloclal club has electid
the following odiccrs for the casulhgil
‘ three months: i
f‘resldent~Wllllani Walsh. é
\‘Imeldsnt—Josh lisnilin ‘
secretarywhrthur bushel.
Tcoscoaii oi'i'icnas marathon
l‘. W. l'. Mrs. Laura Warner. acting
!as grand deputy. and hire. li‘rsd Wheel-
ed the following billet-rs of ('ohcoril;
Division. lions of Temperance. last evr
enfas.
w. fawn»... Weed. i
W. A. Isotiise rlutton.
R. ii.~r~il‘reti Hoyt. ‘
li‘. l.-Wllllahi A. Kellogg.
f“hsplain-~hirs. Willis-i Fryer. I
0. lull. E. Per-h. .
P. W. l’.»Wiliis writer-on. .
desertstesdest of from People‘ ;
.wm-wiuaa hows. _ i
’f‘mnurrr--John Meyer.
The second invitation social of the
club will be Mid Friday. lh‘tnhrr Nth.
lei.
The Twin l‘iiv Wheelinen's club
hcld Its monthly business meeting last.
ulslif and listened to the flbfrl‘il at
the various slicers and committees.
They showed the club to be In good
condition. President James W. Maples
presided. 0n smart of the rain It‘
was decided to defer the entertains-t.
and anchor. probably until seat of the rain and toasted apes smut.
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:csinpslan which should fairs
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will he found in Thsleltindl’;
elated Press Despslnhss.
Two GEN
Incohe- M
... - loot.
The wldsnling” nroe‘striet will
soon be an .. I‘ ished fact.
south side of the
. set back and a
sidewalk " being
laid. On the °‘,' ‘ ‘ te side at the street
the iron fence which marked the north
line of R. H. Milton's property is
down. and the . tion stones on
which It Is to be H are in the ground
in front of the t . smut house beyond,
also owned by H. Rowan. 95.0 where
the new line both up against the front
door steps, no age has yet been
made. The fc has disappeared cnv
tirciy from in fr ' t of the house at the
(‘liesfnut street rner. owned by John
Alphonse, of Stfitford. 0n the other
side of the str in front of .l. H.
Ascb‘s factory p petty. ncuriy the ca-
tlrc length of e . is set back. and on
the south side the street a similar
change has been made in front of the
bounce owned b the tillhooly' cstut-i.
Joseph ’l‘amman and Lewis Tiitfic.
Yesterday the ire. hydrant on the
north side of th street, at tbe head of
Cili‘lllilul. street. as reset on the new
curb line, under c direction of Morris
M. Norton.
The widening.
The fence on _.
(layer place has
curb for a ten- ‘
a it has thus far pro-
gresmtlfmakcs great change in the
appearance of t street and provides
ample room for . l time to came.
"man‘s; All” EAFLCI
”A... .. a.“
Plaintiff cruise the Defendant sore
furniture he Did not Own.
Attorney John ll. Light is in often.
dance at the (.‘ohrt of Common Pleas.
Bridgeport, today. appearing for (the
defendants in the case of l-'. M. Twcib
die against John J. llnnlon, ct. al.
Some time ag the lianlons sold to
Tchdle a bonsai and lot In Westport.
and iii the flute ihcrc was some furni-
ture in the building. which Twcddlc
claims the llanions sold with the hull!"
After the transfer had taken [liill't‘
llaulon vvcnt over and removed the
furniture. and 'l‘chdie sues to rccovcr
damages for the alleged trespass.
«mans shame n two.
One of Ira. Allen’s Paeemakers Meet.
with an Accident in Stamford.
Tbc wheel ridden by Waldo ltny-
rnoiid. of South Norwolk. one of the
“cal Emittincr Downs. llr. ('. t‘.
lifliiiiiiiili iIESI
Coroner Doteii's Finding iii the
Yellow liiil Pond Murder Case.
unconstitutional
The Case ofnr. Money Outlined Pre-
sented std Ipecisl hasten of the
luperlor Court -- lumerous
Witnesses lminsd.
(lly Associated Press.)
llridgeport. t‘onn.. October 6—Cor-l
finer ilotcn completed his inquest infol
the death of [Cairns flill. of numbing?
ton, whose dismembered body was
found In thr- ‘i'cllnw Mill pond a rcwi
Wei-ks ago. and rendered his findings
The coroner finds that Emma Gill. ofi
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‘ Southingtori. canto to her death by lei
lonious boniicblc at. tho bans of Nancy .
a. fliififord. mun-u and abetted byE
Alfred if. (it‘ll y and Itosc Iii-nylon. i
A special of the. Siiierior
(fourt. at which Silas A, Robinson. prev!
sided. was convent-d this morning for~
the purpose of presenting the cut-‘0 of!
llr. Nancy (luilfiird, who Is alleged by!
the police to be l'f'l‘pfliln‘iilil' for the:
death of Emma Hill, to the grutli
iurv. ‘ ~
The grand Jury was convened. and
In his charge Judgi- Robinson Xfllt‘i
the usual instructions rcgarding they
dii'fcrcnf ticgrtes of murder as dcflnml;
by the statutes. He also included two;
special paragraphs applicable to flu-7
case. showing that in a case of abor-E
tion. if the operator performed the act.’
with illegal itilcnt. firm. would consti-g
trite malice. '
The witnesses before the grand jury
arc Superintendent of Police lili~
mingiiam. lictcctivc Arnold. ilf'lm'ih'c
i‘roriun. Defective lliinsdorfcr, Medl-
(loti-
frcy. who cxaiiiincil the waste pipes
leading from the bath ttib in Mrs,
fliiilford's house and found traces of
blood: Mrs. Robert Walsh tcolorcdi.
who washed for lime Ilrnyton. Mrs
(liillford's luundrc»; Robert llookcr
icolorcdi. who Is familiar with the
nuivcrucnts of the livery term that
unfit to Mrs. fliillfnrd's house on the
session
piiccniaitcrs for Mrs A. M. (‘. Alb-rip
itavc out in Stamford. yi-sfcrday morn-
lng. round by tlic chain snapp-iig In
two. Mr. Raymond waited iititil Mr;
Allen. who was following the party"
front New York city. arrived. lic then.
took his Wh-‘t'i, and paced Mrs. Alli-n
to Ncw llitvcn. l~‘rcdcrick tl. llanford.
iiit' otbcr paccniukcr, mot as far
lii'idccporl. and flicii left the party arid i
rcfuracd to ilill borne in East Norwulk.
A PIOOIIIIIVI CLUB i
Formed by Coveral Well-Known lusts
rises [on of It nth Norwslh.
rlcvcral buslnc-s inch of South Nor
walk met last Monday night iii the
rooms ovcr No, s South Main r-ll'i'l'l.
“0 '00“!!! Twill“ It lbs 300ml of. and doubled In rum. 1 club a. i..~ caillcd.
flii- l'rngrt'ssivc club. 'l‘liow “flit-clh
w‘i-ro t'il‘t'lt'l' for title your.
l‘rcsbb-nf «John Kennedy.
slot-rotary iirl‘ls r‘. licnion.
'I‘rcasiiicr i-‘rnlcrich ll. f‘iiioiiiiiu
board of llovs‘lnms i‘c'cr iliilvrl».
.l rlpcnrcr. Ht‘lll') i-‘rm-b and William
I'cnuinstou.
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AIIIDIII‘I'I 'I'O ll IADI
lathe Articles of Association of the.
Mini Annotation. i
The annual int-cling of tho Norwafitf
ilospiful usiawiaiion will Iic bold in tin-
nature of thc Norsulii club Itr'hl This
day night. r'our dircciors will be cl-
‘cclml. and utticic ll of flip Articles of
Amwiatian Milt'lliini. and other int-y
portnnf business transacted. at spec-
lsl rut-cling of tlic Iiif‘m'ltil‘s will lic lit-Id
at "to mow place, lirut’ittiiit to the sun
mini "It'l‘iih‘. to close up the illillilll'lli
of the year.
W.m
A Iig Cveesry lorries. Ask your
Insurer mum.
The grocery trade of this city is all
sang over it great pin-c of enterprisc;
tbc ll~fi purple have psi-pared.
ri-prnsntattvc has been directing
the work here with n corps of slillled
assistants and has arranged a plan of‘
us by
storm. if the grocers do their part, it
will he an event isngto be remembered
by the trade. '
rnssrnn on onus nan CLAlfl. ‘
Phoenls llsglse ctsnnsnr held Its
regular monthly meeting last sight. A
feast of mu beef followed.
Mia Hoot and ladder compssy
unissued Its practice drill on men. at
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two nights who-n it is alleged that lit“
1 portion- of the body were ill-p...~ml ofzi
. flurry tliiilford, son of Mrs. fluiifordu
’llose llrnylon and her daughter; :lic
‘voys that itillllli fl.c budv ill {tic tall .
pond. and the poiiicriicii that finilf‘ti H.
. from the wafer. ‘
It Is bclivvcd that iilf' Ali'Jllt' .iiii‘v|
* pill ilind Indiana-nu agalnn' otlicr iii?
her-d principals in tho t'iliP.
HA. GOOD BACKING
will be a Grand Iuccess
. An important na-wting of the Booth
1
mm Ni-w l-Iuglanil l'olo association. In
' “iii! ii Httllili Norwnlit is I‘vllrcsoltlmi.:
will b. iil'iii at lill‘ Maituckcum liolcli
lll'hi Monday afti-rumm, ticinfwi- ling
sin-ti many fililllrls of Importance arc i
if" is- Ill‘if‘l' fulfill.
J W. ii» iiil'. of ”in Atlanta rlcfifiticl.i
1m t'l‘l'lill')’ of tlic association. wrifcs;
"I but tlic id'lmllt' villi bi- gi'uiidiy su-r
.f'sslfli sc air now certain bcyoiid at
doubt. for it has t'ht‘l'lit'ill financial
ifilt‘iliilll and "it'll at tiic ilt'llii of It who
’ildit' urvcr Is-i-n Idcuilficd with any»
thing but sllt't‘f‘itt‘il.
"Wt illit'llli to act flic vcry iil'si
‘piiilcl‘s possibic for all of mif‘ train».
and good exciting cuiitcsts will surcly i
result."
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4, Cecretary Reilly lays the Polo Leogu. i
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t'i llill El "I‘ltlli ”Lilli "i‘illN ilitl'l'l ' "Ni-l.
« same of the t'iiit'kcns.
ones: you onion} mus.
Chet-ll Lyon Ind Constable in not
Pnrsnhofa'ilton Gang.
Deputy Sheriff F. ii. Lyon and Con-
stable Thomas liunt are on a bot
chase today after a gang of chicken
tliicvos.
A llidgcileld farmer was aroused at
midnight by a rooster squatting under
his bedroom window. lie made an In.
vcsiigation and found that his chick-
cns had been stolen.
The tracks of a wagon were visible
In the soft mud. and neighbors were
summoned to trace the tiiicvrs. The;
wagon tracks were followed all the
way to Wilton and than Into the yard
of the Rockwell place. just back of the i
Lambert htlml‘diii'flti. The house Was
surrounded and the Norwaik autliori-.
if 's notified. ‘
At an curly boar one of thc occiig
i
pants left for Norwallt with ii load of.
live chickens which he. sold to August ’
ltocftrhcr. of South Novwnlk. The 3
lliilgeflcid farmer and (‘otisfulilc "out i
drove to Mr. Roettclicr's and idcntiilcd i
I
in the meantime the place at Wilton I
is iiudcr surveillance and one man is,
dcfuiucd. The oilicr one bad not re-
tiirncd from the Norwalks at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
A search of lb» premises revealed
the fact that the i'hif’kt'liil wore turned
loose ill on empty room in the house
during the night.
lieputy Sheriff Lyon and t'onstable
litirif arrivcd in Norwalk at 3 o'clock
this afternoon having In ciistody
tlcorgc and ('liarlcs Thomas. who are
occur-wil of sfcaiing the chickens. 'l‘bcy
Wt‘rt' lockcd up In tlic Norwnlk station
house, and will be taken to ltidgvllcld
latcr ill the day.
mnvoasaa' CONVENTION.
The Report of Mrs. Ely. as Secretary
of Junior Work. Bead.
(lly Associated Press.)
Waterbury. loan. (Mailer fiv'i‘lic
llridcavorers who are In attendance up.
on the Sv‘firlinll of the annual conven—
tion of the (‘oiincclicupt Y. P. S. C. B.
here, were up at an early hour this
umi'uing, and a lai'gc number attended
tlic first llli‘l'liilil of the second day.
This. mccfing was In tit.- shape of The
Quit-t flour. a praycr service at 6:30,
led by lit-v. W. H. i‘opc. of New lla-
l’roiii daybreak the weather was
discouraging and iii" dark clouds and
inicrmittcnt mists rcdcc. d the num-
bcrs of the crowd which ililli lies-n cx-
At tlic lili‘l'lltitifl and early of-
present
i‘t‘il.
iff'l'lt'li.
it'l‘lltllifl sessions illt'l‘l'
lll‘l‘iliips, :Jioo pcrsons. The first for-|
.iiiii sir-slim of tlic flay opcfii-il at 9:i.'.i
sitli .i sung scivicc. and at 9:30 a
buslucss fin-cling was Ii d. At this
llI-‘f‘iillfl lilt' report of auto secretary
and il't‘itslli‘l‘l‘ liroiiilcy, of Now llri-
lttlli. was prcscntcd. This report was
not statistical, and consisted mainly
of recommendations and a discussion
of tho iii-mitt of the slate and local so
nicfbs. ’I‘lic rcport urgid llic appoint-
ment of pcrinancnt corrcsisiudfug
wcrciitf’lcs for every illt‘iii
«story; ailviscd coiifltiticd ttililli‘fin'
Wl‘i‘t‘
”will of the Junior work. urging f'rilt‘t'
Lili)’ flic iippipulnicut of Mr~. Emily"
idly, of Nniwulit. .ia wil'II’l'iiilf'lifil‘lli.I
with an linsirilltll. 'I'vio ficw do
lairfnicnts wcrc sil‘illlfl'" ltl‘lllllilP udcdn
.i iiiiuionary dcpurfiiicut. iifid u "goodl
c li’ld‘llsilill” dcpartiiicat. the latter to
inc l’fllltilll‘it'ti by "a~ giiiul ii l'ill'iliiillli
filliiiit‘il“ol as could iil' found." The llil~i
put of this department will In» to icicli
‘ iill' in!” how lili'y iliilill iit‘ul st'l‘w iiic
mwn. siuft- and nation. 5
”wing to flitI cttfiirccil nbseiicc of;
Mrs. idly. her report as secretary u'l
Junior work. was read. At izllt‘i stat-
prcsidciit ltcv. Asher Alllit‘l‘ttlll. of
WA
\nytblng and everythl , ‘
irec your oyeon and #- .
yer life In this coluru m...
Quick results will f .
WANTliilr-Two tcanisteu. with
references and of good habits. Ill . .
' men preferred. Apply to D. 'l'. ‘ ' ‘
Iiarien. Conn.
WANTEiii—windy wishes a posltw
housekeeper in small family, but.
references furnished. Address,
ow, Sentinel oillce.
WANTED—(tool: and laundress.
ply with reference to Ilrs. W. if
hop. in llelden avenue, Norw'aih.
’I'Il l.l¢)'l‘-—-Wholc house in Pine M
newly papered. suitable for Ithhhl
family. Rent reasonable. Fredl’
ltowuu, ill Elizabeth areal. 051*
1‘0 Liti'l‘wh'ix rooms. Music Hhu'hlohk.
suitable for offices; house, "01'.
rooms. with improvements; No. 0
Arch Hirer-f; 3f Woodward avsn '
three rooms. third floor. 70
Main street; first floor. six
70 South Main street. E. A.’W
ward. .
VI
T0 RENT-I'll". 0! home, “0
street. East Not-walk. six rooms ind
bath. All modern improvemen
Immediate prisisision given. Apply
to Miss 'l‘illotson, 86 Washinm‘
street. South Norwalk. fill!
T0 LET—House. Four rooms down
stairs or three tip. all In first-elm
condition. llig garden, fruit hind
shade trwa. Apply, 125 Ely ave;
niie. South Norwalk. 033i.
To RENT—Jordon of a barn on West.
avenue within five minutes walk o.’ ‘
post-office. Address, Loch Box. 108.
Norwalk. s38“
T0 LET—llouse 10 Lowe street. six
rooms. Improvements, $14.
diate possesion. E. Wilcox,
at
Brown & Wilcox's store.
all it
To l.E'l‘——Firs. story. rear apartments.
over Olsen's shoe store. Four :06nt
each. Rent 88. Balls heated. ikhs. ‘
fed and cleaned: also first story Chi
over Shultz’s market. rent $10. For
further particulars Inquire stills of- .1
cm.- Capes"
lice of the Old Well
Washington street.
frames, 7
T0 LET—Apartments in the bricks‘
block on Leonard street: also four ‘ V‘
rooms at 32 Water street. rent .8 per
month. Enquire of Charles '1'. lana-
ard. Norwallt. mu
MUSICAL.
hiss SALLY 3. news. '
master. .
llr. Mason's .‘ilcthodtaught.
79 East avenue, Norwallt. l2“!
VIOLIN TEACHER.
J. A. HOPBON.
For terms apply at 88 Prospect sve-
nue, Norwalii. Conn. all"!
HARRY .l, ZICHM.
Graduate of the Royal Conservatory.
Is'ipsic, pupil of Alex. (lulllnhli.
i'ucls. 'look IIclliig Wine. ’96. Of-
giiriisl shrub Norwsik Congregation-
nl church.
mayo. illlIlAN ANll Tumour:
nlsn t’lcrman. Organ lessons given
oil it manual organ with 23 lmkill
stops. rlpccini utll'nttfttgol for at
study of church music. Adar... H
lliiyvicw avctiiic. flouth Norwllh.
M 1”
iron lanai." '
iron llama llorsc. Carriage and lies-
ricss for sale. Inquire of John Hall.
tirahani-llrnst l‘lgsr Factory. I
John 'l‘titflo. West Norwailt. Conn.
of“
in futility clcciiofi W‘llll‘lls. printed hicridcti. dclivcrcd on lititll‘t-ss. in liltiltwiiAiiil:Albnwiiofiofl;Ingram
in The ricfififirl. yesterday. the Vllil' for:
it'cttstircl‘ of Ilic wstcr fund was iiitcti~‘
ifoually left out. and the vote for strcct ,
collimissltilfcrs apps-atoll tinder thef
bending of “treasurer of the water
fund." Following is the Mill it should:
have been:
Treasurer of tiic Watt-r i'titid.
ldtlwin Wiif’tlh. r..
Minot ii. llfliifh. il..
lllreei t'oninilssioucrs. i
i'harir-s ti. ifoharinsn. d and r.. 757‘;
ticorge i". Hearst. r. and d.. has
OillIAN ilff'A‘il‘AI. 'l‘thlfiil'i‘,
The inaugural organ rcclisf will bo-
bcld at the First Methodist Episcopal:
church tonight at I o'clochl 'l'hi- re~i
citai will be by Frank Miller. orgasm
in of Washington square Methodist
ripIsmpsI church New Vorii PM. and:
the assisting artists will is- Mrs. New.
fill-it and Miss Allcs Ilbcrwtiofi.
illli
i
. will sing solos and duets.
TROOPS hil'l'i' WlTllililAW.
lily Associated Press.)
Constantinople, October h-w’i’h- coi-
:lectlvs note of (treat Britain. li'rhnce,
fully and Russia. demanding the with-
drawal of the 'l'urhlsh troops in the
island of Crete was presented to the!
i’l'vulslgovsramestthis-srsiag. i
who”
Will-i. be reviewed tbs year‘s curl. r
The test of the invention it III .lov lii‘i
it" the iiuilierotis addresses Included In‘
the monotonic. This afternoon otlicr
.addlosscs are bcing lusdc and the M?
crutlvs meeting of thc stats "film-rs.
will is» held.
The illihl Inter-sting st-snitlll of flu-
convaufion will conic tmilnbt. and it
sent. .
At the evening mission officers will.
be I‘il-t‘it'li and ilcv Front-ls iii, t'lsri.i
of Iioston. filo founder and president of.
Ibo musty. will dclivvr an sddrcss. 1
"IOCILLINIOUI.
Wt
fl. if. ililNhililfl'l'. House Painter and
Paper liiingcr. humble limilts of litw
csf styles of Wall Papers of fill.
grades furnislicd and Mlimnlfit gIv-.
ch on reorient by postal. Address.
iii flouth tistnirnc avenue. Rust Nor-
wiiili. Penn.
0de
ry gold bowed glasses.
large lens. and corii over nose con.
section of the how. Finder
will confer a favor by leaving some}
at the Isstias. ales. «in;
now; also 3 and it My Boning.
f‘oatiug. Roof ('erncnt. loath NOI-
wsili llsrdwsrs Company.
sou sAl.ll~~-ilcsiity on transmiss-
anti-ed free from Odor. hut h Diw-
thinu but a “business" heater-Juli
Norwsllt Ilerdwsre Company. fill.
illil is capocbal now that 3.000 will be pi'l'- you “Al.” (loud warm a”
list. fl"- ccnts. with sure is. M It“
flouih Norwalk Hardw “we .
it
Will “ALE—Two IM'OId'hIId M
Inch llyllndcr titures.
cry wsy. Apply to Nash I VIM
flh‘
roa IlAldiluldrne itiis for laid.
Monthly capacity i.fioo Barrels. m
a profitable business. Ilihdlll “t
fhs line of u..- ilhepsug. mound
and Northern railroad nasr m
f'onn. About three acres of m
lime rock. Kiln. stat-house. a“
shop and all buildings in good m
and ready for iaisiners. Itshta m
for hoisting and drilling. NW
tracii to storehouse doors. I“
for selling. owner unable to attend ‘
It. Foriumealdflliyartm
mm-
aflil‘
All infirm ‘
Norwalk Chronicler