phenom: have that Our
not Afford to be With.
"inflation to Make
”Need Manly Carob".
Charles G Bohnnuan has
rated sew
, 's 01:11!!an
‘tho' lire two Who
.the organisation: prompt;
.end such nave 1610: full
. i‘ ‘ hinehnanau- has ale
- ’5. great InmoQt In hyoung
N: , Y C and he pro-
sible to make
in a former interview he
,ou to refer,’ In a geneml .
do of the‘ *1
.lsobiec lsni: use
In an Interview last night:
‘ ioll’ows: '
at theanntteu more particu-
,, I:Vid say that one aim at the
-, .. ,devai ‘ the young
pV sleiilly it gecqgnlnee that a
pile is an essential in man s
,. the coins of his life
. :tills reason the association
In toeilitles tor bathing a
gymiiasl'ui‘r‘i, ouch means,
headed in manly creation .
.xerci'se oi the muscular
, side‘ otfutbe tbssficlatlon:
n e actor net i
M ght taste in read-
’ mgo good book in sale
1“. t wilds a fair working il~
connection with a reading
‘ modern popuinr annulus
it". and remarkably elli-
ct acdglring some sc-
modern world oi
'l‘be asso-
led, .as in as
hind' 01' attractive
chantatns a mental
I:
am ‘inpli
_ bear IIthe power at
‘ Influence of envir~
if: interest in that
pursuit. and intro-
#91. you]: man ele-
clan and man-
‘ , icon 111 afford to be with-
' “Windmill. aw should they
’ its present condi-
resource and sad-
.. his Moi pony Yester-
. viii still clings In a
to his Zenaton: and carries
pollination: iron: the de-
KW onions. About 1 o'clock
jogging m to the east bound
“' cs 1, and monastic-my not: his:
{the passenger train
is). l'Dnnbury at 1:20.
Ute came the train
t the .gnsl al given.
. The initbiulequiae
. gens natural result
rel yards .when the
h saw the predica-
nhd pulled the bell
the line iromtbe
BEE: League
ew linden
Sher“!
’ all the do
, “firm: years ago and sent his dough
, the transportation oi three pupils I:
~. the 'ws‘nther has
. m .
The ladies oi blimweod avenue yea.
terday give a dinner to Mrs. Lewis Ii.
Nash and mother. lira. Archer. at the ,V .
horse at site. Join: ii
The parading?“ wer Mesdnmon
Light. Graham rs ndall nu
Lockwood. 0M4; a were invlt
guests and the ‘ v[bouncy uumv
bated some limo. e occasion
which grommet!- .41 as the early as.”
patted eparture i e'Nasb family":
their new home in rdcitiyn, and was
most as an bani-solidi: oi inspectiul
N‘fih neighborly minimum: for Mrs
it NIB
Light
6
urely feminine. and so had
INicolle sweet touches sighs;
many with than spirit or worn
lag and- the refined. taste in will ltd it
was given. The luncheon was but
moderately elaborate. but still ii: ex
cellent taste. Pretty souvenirs. iicw-
ers and an attractive setting in. linen
and sliver~embeliisha the table. a
mutual exchanges of ego and rained
weretireely “altered and reminiscences
rebrelunte ed. 1W1 ti Ill (1 to
to prove g an me .seeme
be: The worthy? and beloved go;
when will come booths:- instead? Good
cheer preva led and leptt'good di‘fiosr
tlon to apps its bad 1:11:th atta pg
both. The poet's lines at express
the thought nonreit the lid in ct all:
li'riean alter friend em“ . .
Who'll thnot lost a, blond?
Therein no union here at hearts,
.Th”____________ finds notihere an end.
PNNUN SNNNNE NINE
Slit: Board lies mm Aural
elf sioniagion Citizen.
NEFNNEII Til SEND NillNNTEN
The to line “Brought Proceedings
to—‘I'he Reasons .
grin We. as: sent to
Nine”: Fully Ont Perth.
EWINQTON. Cons, November 1-:
*‘i‘he cose’ hi the stale WI. N‘rnnk Mar-
a'ttraeti nelderable at
mfg“ The not ti
brought. ”through the s to
Education against Mr. artiu. eileg:
log that he has neglected to send hlil
gtlblbielflo; school during the present
slums the! ewe oi Connecticut reculre
Martin removed to Laurel Glen
limit: the .Lourel also school
:2 some hall mile turn:
The girl , thanénhaut
the school was dit- 'V
a: the small so
oats made
his daughter in the next nearest school
Iriet No. 13 which is nearly three
, distant. 'i‘bis compensation was
foundilioubednadecuate, and the iol
iowinggear he Won allowed :90. At
the end at the second year he gave up
the job: and a Mr. Jordan took the
contract .ior 0100 Thus matters stood
until the beginning 01 the school year
last September.
At this time the state decided that
060 was a' aulhciant amount to parlor
distance of three miles both night and
morning during the school year. No
one would take the centre t at thesis
figuyree and as a result lss Nellie.
now a girl oi 13 years. did not attend
school The road to the schoolhouse
designated by tile State board M ed-
ucation lies through woods nearly all
the way and the li'i would hlire' only
011.9 001311011011. ”1,0! “1“. “1d 9
years daughter or John sin. This
condition oi allalrs seemed to Mr.
Martin to lustiiy’ him in ketiping the
giriat home. .
The case was brought belore Jndge
Herbert 8. Young at North Stonill on
yesterday, Brown & E’erltlns oi
wioh appearin tor the State and lie:-
girl :1 . up to:- the defendant
a mug was a , ,, ,
and the case not down . “whim:
to, taste: o'clock. Bondg sans iu‘rnlshed
In mt? Jilin:ty oi $100 and dobuaiain be
all”?
The action of the state it bronght
on eight counts the penal”.- In case
or conviction. beiM 16 lot each oilenie '
Inn—«-
WVINTIR'VI TOUGH.
Door and Gold Winds with new
tensile Yesterday.
“En“, days ot'aulumn have
a thoseoi
91.33. Sunday, which was
cold in' “contrast with the
the line tomvarot drew his 1:,
bimbo:
Fm 9...... lidcrrc I: Jungle: ' v
ill Plthbilis. e... mi:
The Car . Neveruit the Track. and oil
the Motorman, who Cluck to
Hia- Pent was Not Hurt ‘
in the Least.
,.I-r-—-v-
I‘PITTSBIJRG. Pa. noted... 14... Jim?"
Five persons were Muted. one totally.
by. jumping from a runawsygtrac'ti
car. on the hill above New Homesloa.
today They were: .
Mary lanes Item: ten, skull tractor-V ‘L
ed. will 'die.
William Kai)! conductor, thlVVi-ty-two.w
John Lacey. ditcm.
Martin Lscoydsleven.
James Lacey. nine years
All but the girl- will recover. The
‘ "car never lett' the track, and the motor-
than. who stuck to his post was not
injured . ,I
MW
succaasruu ENTERTAINMINT.
nuns-pd:-
,Givon hast Light by Welcome Strang- ,
or belied.
Welcome bird I L04ge. lions oi 81
George held a cry successful clitor-
talnment. last evening. at ,titeodgr lodge
roams, in Main street. There was s
large attendance. and a men. “not“
had by everybody, During
theorem .
WW Monti is to
at laymen along
midnry meth-
sessions are
by, evening: a:
in. on Sunday.
,Izl: rout iron: the
re s: oi Norwnik
ing refreshments were served." The
program was as iollows:
Grapbopboue selections.
George Holt.
Piano solo.
Miss Edith Foster.
Recitation.
Miss lathe] Gill.
Vocal solo. .
Miss Sarah Wood. Miss Annie Wood
' «coup nuist.
Musical selections. pi.uatrumental
sewers Johnson.
Vocal solo.
lies Jessie Cole, Faceompanled by Miss i
1-.
Vocal duet
‘ '~ Misses Cole lad Foster.
bending from David l-larum.
Pl sol mneadman.
ano o.F
Miss Ahfhworth.
ricotta tier:
rlMills Ethel Robbins.
Militants Giii
stature. Bobbins.
Vocal solo.
Edward Johnson.
Vocal solo,
Miss Grace Nosck.
Piano solo,
Wilfred Robbins.
Vocal solo.
Miss Edith Foster.
'I‘rick banjo selections.
, ~ Edward Johnson.
Vocal solo, ,
Miss Sarah Wood. abbompnnied by Miss
Midi.
Recitation,
Miss Emma Gill.
Recitation, ,
Miss Ethel Gill.
NY?" Robbins and the Misses Robbins
. “Wilfred Robbins.
1MB a cHILLv BATH.
—._.-—...
Aill‘limr "zAmataur Clare .il-iuntee
Felt, overboard.
orgasm ls being told about :I
Nnown Nonwa‘lk disciple of Isaak
’ I . who. oag other things. la
a?“ 51% “we supply of nvolrdu-
pole. One day recently. with a party or ‘
Manda. he w to Dcrlon's Point. on
cinema: is ‘ "Part or the party
slant up or: a it and were content
a: angle iron: the up as. but the shots
mentioned gentleman. not being eatin-
dgd with than uliar oi linh being
hooked: took thou” low" heat which
the party broughbwith their yacht, and
oil in W“! at clams. All went
well until be neared the clan: moon.
libel: he went'dye‘rboard in the shallow
water. so lho' story goes. Wishing to
conceal from his companions the to
salt of his slamming trip. he caremlly
t into the little crait again and row-
back to the yacht. and with all m
”zillion speed. and here he quickly
nod another suit that was in a locker
waded himself 1M towns
tplan to join the rest oi the party
duct. lie .wns convinced I.
0 others would never know the“
that. bad hotelier: him. and
,_ ;.all ‘about it,”
yE'NI'INovembnr il—
‘ lo late the inflow-
in center in a
. p the Western
once is
, ii:
I: had invites re ..
Tort Congress to be present on that
date to try: to settle the dlii‘ensnees be-
tween these two racing bodies. Captain
C. A. Tiles; or St. Louis. will represent
tell 'l‘urt Congress at that meeting
Captain Tiles will ask for certain cen-
oeaslop iron: the Jockey Club. and ii
lhéee ”shall- not be granted the tort
congress will continue to'hoid its most
lugs as heretofore and will pay no at-
tention tone Chicago body or its rui-
lngs. The concehslons which will be
asked for ,nre that all horsemen. own-
ers jockeys, trainers and horses. as
wail as all others connected with the
American Turf Congress be put in good
standing. that there be an equitable
distribution of racing dates: and that
_ where racing associations have plants
in close proximity to each other. they
shell decide on their dates themselves
each looking at the. matter from a bun
iness standpoint. rlvsla as a matter oi
, tact and agreeing among themselves to
which dates each shall have. it was
stated that as a peace offering, the
Western Jockey Club has nlropdi'
reinstatement»! Turf Congress heroes.
owners. iociteys. etc" and that the
whole question hinges on the dispense
tion oi stewardships.
'rHs PINK noon "1 eONe.
At the evangelistic service this eve
sing at the Harwell: histhodlst Church
the Pink Ilene in Song will he produc-
ed. it was composed iron: Miss Whit-
Inor's rescuing De la. the Blue Bird oi
Mulberry Bend. 0 the Door oi Hope“
Mission. New York city. from n his oi
degradation and shame by giving her
a ninlc' rose. This afternoon the Bible
reading by Mr. 'i‘uiiar was held at 1‘
ooloclt instead oi 3: 30 o'.clock A
children's meeting at i o ‘clock follow
ed the Bible reading
A]. Dillon” IV mas osvmous.
be Co China oi King's Daugh-
ters Ind Ema:
‘ “. W
'Benevolent Assoc-
msetlng. yesterd or
rat: Theflllom
e- meeting was an
.,.... condition“:
”A well 1'01:th role we.
Ill-Illa.
“News
has ever
agreed to all the demands concerning . .
.YIJ , H
, at the reel-
A . ,
. street. the noble little lady now popu-
.lsrly known as Princess Beatrice.
be introduced into doll society by- lit.-
» ‘tla Miss Chicheaoer. the proud owner
‘ and winner oi the magnificent French ,1
Federal Court Indu’ a ileoieion a:
‘ cream Contributions.
NllNEi ENNN MINISTERS
Candidate tenured Funds or: the Plan
that Their Revenues would be
Increased by theratur in
The Malia
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, November li—-'-
. ' Judge Clark, oi the Federal Cohrt. sit-
; "ling at Greenvii,
‘,a' case which so HI: as known, is with-
Tenn., has decided
out, precédant. .Gouohenour, the
emocratlc county chairman of Green
ounty sought campalgucontributions
I and in order insecure them he went
to Democratic postmasters in‘ the coup
3'0 asked them to contribute no each,
ucbetiour agreeing to than enough
political documents through their 0f:
iics‘s so that their increase is pay. has
ed on stamp can littlest: (these be-
ing fourth class on! as) would amount
in as much as or micro than the amount
asked to'r campaign purposes The of
feet would be to- increase the pay of
lamb class postmet‘ters at the on
pause oi the government. Three in
claimants were found at the last eerie
til court against him and certain post
masters on the charge oi conspiracy to
defraud the government. To these in
la fairs in past years wit
tic canvass,
himself, in New Yerk. tram a large: as- .
will
oil presented by Fred ,3. Coleman to
lit. Joseph's Fair. Mr. Cblemsn' a well
own generosity has sunbliied the par»
costly sins
for tbe boys and girls. but they vry vpl-
. uable prise. he. presented to l e tiny
maidens this car. (or their enthuii'na-
in! specially dilation by
sortment oi imported goods. has won
in: him the lasting gratitude. not only
oi the children. but of their elders as
well. The “Doll party" announced m:-
Saturday will no doubt be a superb re-
ception to the “Princess' 0:: the part of
the young friends of little Villas Chl-
cheater.
. a ’
PATRIOTIC ORDER GROWING.
'i'fhe first regular meeting oi the .Pa-
.triotie Ordor oi, meridians was held
in Red Men'o it blew
routine business . .
new applicatip‘nsd
acted iavonabiyupen “ ,
lug will be heldili: tho}
Wednesday, Novembsfflw
intends to have. a bolt secliil at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dunn ’
BettsTiace, East Norwalk, on Friday
evening. November 22.
i SNNNNL NE NNINE
The Chicago Police Unearth 0a:
is the "Ghetto". ;
dictmeuts demurrers were use based '
on the theory that no offenses are
charged as a person has the right to
mail matter on which postage has been
aid. in any postodloe in the United
tales. These Demurrers were one
Itained by Judge Clark.
'An appeal to the United . States
Court at Appeals at Cincinnati was
taken by Attorney General Wright.
Gouchenour' is :a prominent Demo
crat and made the race for Congress
at the last election,
..—a. a... -an-—.'-—
HANOEL MUSICAL SERVICE.
M
Trinity Church Choir. of lridgeport.
Renders n Delightful Program.
The choir at Trinity Church, Bridge-
port, under the direction at James 13::-
uer. delighted a lame audience last
ght in Trinity isoopol Church
Snail: Norw'nllc‘. by the rendition of
Handel' musical service. It was one
solitaire oi the kind that
n is adored in this plane.
Rev. Louis
ity Church in Bridgeport. accompan-
NiS NINE SNiil Bill NENBENS
Junk Dealer-a Purchased the Stolen
Goods and Warrants Have Been
Issued for Arrests—would
Kill as Well as Oneal. I
CHICAGO. November li—An alleged
“School oi Crime." with also small
boys as members. and James Kolls,s
lunk dealer. as captain. has been dis-
covered in the “Ghetto." Keils. with all
his boys. have been stream. Warrants
were sworn out at the same time for
several Iunk dealers who are said to
have bought the stolen goods. Whip in
hand. Kaila, it is charged by two of
the boys who have made occlusions.
forced them to steal. They any he
would not let them go to school; that
he threatemd to kill them ii! ti: lis-
trawl: him; and that some
albeit revairera
W M,‘i\echor oi Trln ‘
led the choir here and took part in the -'
services.
The boys acqnl ted themselves well
and shaved exce lent training. It is
said that Trinity choir is equal, if it
does not surpass, any choir in the
state The choir ‘oi the local church
was very much interested and no
doubt the service {last night was very
instructive to the, m’embersr. '
After the musical, all repaired to
the basement, where a tempting repent
was in waiting and which was served
by the Womens' Guild of the church.
Then followed a very pleasant time.
Games were played and members of
the Bridgeport choir rendered wins.
The evening will long be remembered
as one oi rare enjoyment. The mem
bars at the choir left for Bridgeport
on the 11.15 train.
TRIED TO SLOPE.
Snugntuek Couple;
Vigilance of ten: Parents. ~
Passengers waiting for the train at
the Snugatpck rnIlythy ntn‘tlbn. Satan
day evening were treated to a scene
between an lrnte hither and a couple
about to slope.
It seems that my well know pee "YO
pie in Saugatuok had concluded to or.
ercome the parental objection by
xietly slipping await to 13011. Chester
getting mailiéd. Everything
would have gone do nicely but the
the: In some way became aware or
hair plans and met their: at the sta-
lion lust as they” we're 'nbout to bosrd
the train. The prospective son-in-lhw
retired vanquished. find the lather and
daughter conti‘nii'éd‘on the journey.
doing to Winnlpn'uk. where. it is said,
:be young lady has been left with rain-
ve‘: ‘
i'The vanquished suitor. finding out
here they went arrived there by a
undabout wny as soon as the father
and daughter and another scene took
lilacs. _
I nova morass clone evens.
:Jnmes Sutherland. l|tllls morning sold
in. basics-ii. in.
out his cigar n
.Wan street _ i’ smith.
tor o; 9.,
k cigar store’
“It possession
tory oi the
n this mo
1" and.” N N‘l‘l‘ie Eli-rhea,
, intern-tin #1
Plans Foiled by .
lie use
in - bundr
‘ ' : aunreine odor: 9f,
plug of houses and the son
a complete course in. or
‘1 truant oilicer oi the Be!
. ' mm
‘ion, was planned it in alleged. Glacier ‘
Capparelll against whom dhe plot, to ~
kill was aimed. owes his safety to in-
be A”
and ll.
extlierlou «Malawi?
tie household.
we: nettle
Sentlnslodi ‘
woman-«ad do
situntI'c‘n at neutral
one or two
location. will: light,
State but: , ‘
mmlt.V " ill.
- ‘o LET-CO'M‘AGEN
stop lilacs. inquire at We
14 West avenue
,‘ro LET—«HOUSE. M
acres land; Brookaldo: ballot:
street; house. 113 Washington
plyitor. H. news is
1'0. LET—u hill- BL
Norwalk, with bars
trees; manuiactcrlce wt
or; country more: ti:
' 1- farms; single.
please' any ismiy
the city or country
v
To Lsr~mitsf
Woodward ave, 6 room “
oi livo rooms. I”:
Houses and building in
Eula. payments. i to
merit. second Mm.
rent 37.- inquire at on ‘1
00.. corner BAymb‘IId and. _ , '
at allies of Old wen Clint
1'0 LET—HOUSE N9.
street, Norwalk. Poasossid
Apply to 11.11 .Golden. or
'i-o Lei-«rail; on:
home, with
Strawberry Ill rend.
enquire of a Iliotlltm
dltion. Apply Gt
FOR SALE,
bah itiélg, 111‘
guaranteed invests: ,
. Monk» address
grbnatien given himby six-yesr-old
- billion Assent-Arlen.
VOII'loaVi'eV Iieoted—To m it: Philadel-
' {this Next War. '
The National Prison Motion. in ~ .
tension at Kansas City. Ho; Tuesday:
o'leht. elected oincers as follows:
President—Protesecr Charles
liebder'soa. University at Chicago
Vice presidents -- Frederick 1-!
BEN!“ i‘i‘i'N‘i‘. E'
argumeu o a “
fiverfiiil the Com-
ll.
addition. Melinda:-
d_ sentenced
ppeals
on the herb
Wines. Washington; Cbarleton '1‘ new trial
is. New York
Ges‘rn‘i secretarquohn L. Milllgan,
we by, Penn.
financial secretary-Joe i’. -Byers, 3
Columbus. Ohio ‘
Asbestos; secretary—l.
Lansing. Mich
0 Bull‘s.
ark.-
"Chef.
Gillcers oi the wardeuf‘s' sssdels’tion of
were announced as follows: Prb‘sident,
III. F. Boueher: vice-presidents? B. A.
Hawk. John McDonald :V'seoretnry W."
\daoC. Johnson.
Resolutions. were i:Iiiiulted urgingw
'upon Congress the adoption or a gen-
ernl parole law and an lndetermlndte
sentence law tor the benefit of federal
prisoners.
w.”
SINGLE STATEN-i000.
Oklahoma and lndlnn 'l’arritorlea meo
Fig ht issue.
. t
isbsxoenn. l r, November 14—-
: Iingio statehood for Oklahoma and
Milan Territory will be brought to a
dediilte issue at tho convention. called
here this summon m‘brae
calm“! imp each triad
have com to light putt the issue: '1‘
torltos
m 0 .0. M
‘. I it”
weir
salt: sta‘teb,
«it szn: of
will .
Philadelphia was chosen tor next 5
year's congress. which will meet nice .-
Treasurer—Charles id Joann”. New," and
tip court to. sit
andthtiiod a an».
:bow tbst ltfjhe‘ti
the lid‘ Jury,‘
3“ Illismis
ti onto ‘
result oi the on
utas. lie aster
deuce had been I
My rim recited
oiApps’aln'
Norwalk Chronicler