1_ be considerable.,5L
1' rather than he turned 6ut
- 55 5 5 , re 01 the Democratic
county co' mitten. or which Frank 11‘.
Merrill. 'Norwaik, is chairman, are
meeting nbury today. tor the
porous o1. eclding on the, place tor
building The
selection will probably be either Dan-
bur. or Newtown.
0 List 011 Police 3LWiiliam Voliiner, 01
ll d county, and his many
orwailr and other towns
mployed tor fourteen years
herih Christian Swarts,
Mr Schielder knew Lth p
oidee oiliciaie were looking very layer-
ably upon the building where he is 1'
located, as a site tor the postoiil so, and 5 I
anticipated
them and bought out Mr. drummer. He
will continue; bothL indefinitely.
Scheidler intends to maintain his rep:
ut‘atation at keeping one, at the best
places in town and al ady‘ Painter E
E. Ger-ham hash 1LoLr
renovating his new; rchas‘e.
1 Mr. Brumai‘er that came to South .
h‘ree years ago and
worked in the 5 t, she 0511
ed in the Mahachem 1.55
Pakulsk‘i. Eight years later he bought
Mr. Palmlslii out and, has continued
the business at the some place ever
since. During his stay here Mr. Bruin-
mer has built up due ,01 the beat on
labllshed businesses in town. He has
decided to leave town but has not yet
decided where he, will locate.
Mr. Scheidler started in business a
little over six years ago Land by‘ his
energy perseverance and geniaiity has
also built up an excellent business. He
operates two chairs in his old shop and
will run three in the new shop. There
will be no ohau s at present in‘ the
torce5 at either a op. Oscar Fisher be
ing retained by Mr. Scheidler as man
ager
PROMOTION FOR FRED L. CHURCH
is Now in Charge of All Telephone
Linea in Territory of Arizona.
Frederick L. Church. who lelt the
smiley oi the Southern New England
Telephone Complny. in South Nor.
m walk, April 12. to take a position in one
the telephone odicoa in Los Angeles,‘
aliiornis. has been promoted to be
‘ 1inepector oi all the loud! and toll
of telephones in the territory of
nu. He will also have supervi-
the new construction and
our. the lines,I and the issuance
' {the employees
, fril read ILilacs in the terri-
have his headquarters
«the terri~
him much suc-
ion. 3,1 .
Mrs. Hunter, of Nomlk, Ap~
pointed corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. ~Klte P. 11.11.191.111 186 Main
r‘eet he been appointed correspond-
1 in; secretory ‘01 the International Sun
, shine Society.
ganisation is "Good Cheer " and the
The motto oi the or
“1 iiower selected is the coresplis and
r1 Republiolnl for 3
on Again.
3 Five 111nm
the colors in and white. The Middle
glyci- dchool, in Rowsytou.
school to enlist under them
Good work bu
The'LL Republican convention tor the m
selection at? a candidate ior lid 1
Droblte was held. in L 39 0
rec in Westport last night. The deb
present mom W. Du
the lelsctmen's 1 L
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vidzli. Coley and
L‘g'oithe
Young
more and
men at work
eaten»
As a ’Lresult
seph, both and
tor a larger we
rectory off Gran
City Council 1
the water commits
to their new,
tend a ten-inch pipe to :th
of the both rectory According to plans
prepared by Civil Engineer Charles N.
e at the best
11 that plum
a. rat Bani
_ rwslk in 1'
. Silk COMPANY 5 L ‘
n
1.11.11... Norwslk‘ ‘1
hing, authorized
, e
math; train the Grape raserv‘oir and exg
e vicinity, 3
1111-1. Mary E.
nierd. who
Wood The work will cost between 5
84 500 and 35', 000.1
The meeting. which had been ud- 3
Journed trem Moudsy evening. was
called to order by Mayor George B.
Buxton. with all the councilman in 1111;...
chairs. The minutes were read and
approved and at the conclusion oi this
Water Commissioner Gould 8. Hoyt
appeared 1.1101. the, board 01 city is-
there in relationdo both and Com-
pany’ a request 101- better whter 11.1111.
ties. Mr. Hoyt stated that the water
commissioners had gone thoroughly
over the matter, but did not care to
assume the responsibilities o1 laying
the new pipe without the auction of
LL31116.5 Redford had a member of
the Norwslk Congressman Church
for many ye‘ s. and up to. about two
years was a regular attendant upon
the services: His death is regretted by
all who knew him. 3
ROBERT" §¢ALZIVLSL WHEEL TAKEN.
the council. The commissionershow- ;. ‘
ever had a proposltlbnmhich was then
given by Ehliu‘eer Wood.“ The latter WW
had two plans; tor, the extension of a
LlLuL1‘3oLi' 11mm
new mill At
is l tour-inch pipe. One plan was to
tap the Cross street main with a teh- 3
inch pipe and run it up, to ems street
by there oi Wilton avenue. The tap-
plug of this main. would tend to iai f“ L‘
the system,
ytho dross street
mole “and was no out
5 viaabls step,“ 111
idlliLa" to th 3 3,
Water commune ‘r Raft explain-
ed tliuttth:1 Lattice? ‘ 1! “Egg:
any loan one usngd. arse s
or water? brat degi‘rstgcbet‘ter water in
cilities or re tio
Err-Mayor Art rthu 0. Wheeler spoke
in iavor oi the Proposition and thought
as Mr. Wood d d that to lay this pips
would benefit the water system 01 the
eastern part 01 the oi and Winni-
psuk. He believed that
the Loth Compdn‘y would bring other
round anyway better we.
313:3: in this section would be
or null! L 151111111 61 a, entail water
am at th snip Hook and Eye lactory
rim motion .01 Gounoilman flieph-
‘L (mum on ”some Page).
W
ter
remedy years. Mr. Wheels
1 oomdady‘ tut-primi-
‘L . titliiway l1 Lightlns,
55 tomoiormen and
.L L 3
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pdthourttor
3 ’ 1221.11? coatsnuoul L
05 coming of 1
to the vicinity oi the. L
be present time there 5
mustomeddo .1.” “1.81““:
5 5‘1 wal‘out ‘st the time; and no one
o blasted. The fellow did not return
last night 'and has not yet returned
today. Mr. Scalai says he expects the
wheel by Adams Express. but hopes
it whu't be sent 0. 0.1)
1 .5 SCALE. OLE WAGE. ADOLPTLEDL.
Norwaik Printers to Resolve
Ply sl' Bridgeport Men.
Typographioai Union; No. 1529.111 The
Norwllha. met last event in the ot-
3ilce5 o! the City l’riutl‘ti'
North Main. street. .
costumed oi moon ,
,3Cha‘rlel' Northrup and 011"!” T. N614
flop. reported a scale ,bi!
was adopted; The scale is practiced
Taylor.
ly the same is that used by the Bridge-
port Union. The report was quite
len‘ghtly‘ and went into the matter in
detail. The next regular. meeting will
be held the first Theiday in November
When it is expected the mesting 111cc
will be in the Central Labor Us e‘n’s
new headquarters in the Insurance
Buildin3. in Booth Main street
ternoon
cord
1. 5 1111 1‘11 to 11111.1 1 1’ mini
71561111111 T111 111 Three, lionundh
lilies T031 111' Is Bride
L :LilasBeen £11111], .inl‘iospclliurk
.anj bride «lain
“”3““ honeymoon [t1q
‘ 51111111 there
Gain}.
11 .01 wooing. and irom his enthusiastic
‘ LEM“.
“by vmu3m““’33380li'l'l'1lNOIWAMK HIGH LGLGHLOOL. 3
To!”
the human room 01 the .111 ad
tsehool “and organized 1
111‘ by electing t e toliow- Ld
LA very romnutic courtship will cul-
minate in marriage in Norwalk. this
evening. when Mrs. Mary A. Merritt,
or 24 Leonard street. and Joel Bpohn.
a gospel missionary. at San Francisco.
Cal. will be, made man and wife. at
the residenc or Mrs. Merritt. by the
Reta]. . 5K. core. pastor oi the Nor-
walls Methodist Church.
The courtship 61 Mr. Bpohn and Mrs.
Merritt has been conducted entirely by
mu and began fourteen months ago.
when the honor couple learned or
each other’s: existence through the me.-
dium or a matrimonial paper. 1
Mr. Spohn. when seen this. morning,
by a Sentinel reporter. admitted that
he had become acquainted with his in-
tended bride in this manner. but mod-
estly asked that the reporter say noth-
ing about this part of the romance.
Mr. Bpohn was asked how he was to
recognise Mrs. Merritt. when he should
arrive Norwalk, and in reply said that
was very easy. for they had exchang-
ed photographs, and he had become Lal-
most as well acquainted with, Norwalk
.as it he lived here, through Mrs. Mar»
3 1ritt’s frequent and very weicOme epis-
ties. He arrived 1mm his 11,000 mile
trip Monday evenin imam had not the
least trouble in ding his future
wile 11 home. The meeting was a most
pleasant one. and each was very favor-
” 11‘1ny impressed with the other.
Mr. Spohn. said turther that he and
1 1 '1 :Mrs Merritt would have a very quiet
5 wedding. and there would be present
:on a low relatives and «lends. He
nteud to go on a
but will immediately
settle down, in orwlllr. and will here-
idLe‘ Lat Mrs. Merritt's spresent
stein Leonard street. Mr. Spoon
born in Freemoht. Ohio. and re»
any years before remov-
tag to 0111111111111 This is the first,
time he haL'u‘ ever been so tar 9111.11.11
he liked 11. very much; though he had
not yet had a great opportunity to see
much or this part of the cauntry Hav.
3ing arrived here in the evening. he
.had not even seen much of Norwalk.
‘ :Since his arrival he has been taking a
root; utter his long and [aligning jour-
ney across the continent.
lie lilies the correspondence method
manner oi 1.111111111310111... affair. a lit-
tle blotter 1113.001) miles made no dit-
lettuce in the warrnth or the love
3 111.891.1111 said that the
letters were ilve days in transmission,
{rut he considered this a very short
line. L L
111.39.11.11 is quite tall and straight.
and has very pleasant matures. His
hair is gray Add he also has a mus-
tache oi the sinus h.ue Some years
ago. he belonged to, a. society which
contorted the title of "reverend" on
him. but he had withdrawn from this
ord r. its. thought it probable «that he
won 11 some in Gospel work in this
’Vlclnlhi.‘
1
Gordon Mold and Mrs. e. V. L LL L
31111111111111 Yesterday. 5
’ , oryesterdsy liternoon.i
tidrederick Gordon,
”tummy oi Norivalir.
Hall on Noyes. or
5,01 Louis 1.. Val-
batty affair.
tea at the Methadlst
The 1
1 1p at foldin'3 crate.
arrested tor drunkeness.a
on to the Norwslk Respite on 3,1111%
be 1 bigger take than he was 1- 1111‘ no
‘ thought to be. 5 1 135
5 1 Leslie Gamble. proprietor oi the
5 Riverside Mills East Norwalk
or his condition, has has
had
considerable experience with the tel-
low, who came into 111150111119 every
day tor over a week trying to get him
as a costumer for his "hobby. "11 Final-
ly he dropped the idea at selling 1111.
0111111116 a crate and begged tor, sums
ranging dup trom twenty-live cents 10””
ball 111d 1. Out 111 curiosity. Mr.
Gamble
to write to J. ‘W Sprout. oi Eri
whom f‘Dr." Parsons claimed knew him
well This is the letter Mr Keogh re-
solved in reply.
“Answering the enclosed letter Lwill
say that alter inquiry J, ,
ier Brewiu compass
Company. is Dime Ban
about the “Erie, Crating and
tiring company. " Seven
street and it is singular L
Parsons did not give you a number
or say whether cast or west Seventh. .5
“The new city directory gives no
such institution as the one you inquire
about. The name 01 W. T Parsons
is not in said directory and the only
Burchileld is Charles S. Burchileld. an
attorney-at-law. who has no means to
engage in manufacturing We have no
such Brewery as the "Domestic" the
other one mentioned is evidently Jack-
son Koehler; a branch or the Erie
Brewing Company. Lln‘du‘iry there re-
suited in their stating that they knew
nothing about the “Erie Crating dz
Manufacturing Company," or of a col-”"
iapeibie crate or of Persons or Burch-
ileid. Inquiry at the central cities of
the Erie Brewing Company elicited
same.
“In short. alter exhausting every
source for gaining information that
occurs to me. I am torced to say that
i can and no such place or: people."
Very Truly Yours
J.W SPROUL.
FARTHER LIGHTS SOCIETY. .
Enjoyable Program in the south Nero
' walk Baptist (thumb.
The‘ Farther Lights Society 111 the
South Nor-walk Baptist Church held its
first regular meeting or the tall seal
son last evening. The president. Miss
Elsie Decker. called the meeting to
order, the doxclogy was 11131131 and the
scripture lesson recited by Arthur
Robins. Then toilcwed an interesting
talk by the president or the topograph-
ical features of indie. Questions were L1
asked and answered a the sub ect
proved very tolerating glad“ instructlve.
3 Miss Carrie D'Artois was heard in a
paper on the Religion 61 indie. and
Miss Helen Finch followed with a pg.
per on Buddlsm. Roth papers were
undsually interesting. and brought out
many points not beioi‘e known to the
hearers. From this point Miss Alice
Day. as leader oi the meeting. took
charge, and the following delightlul
program was rendered:
Solo—"Convent Bells, "
11 Miss Gra‘t’eL Nolck.
Recitation's. 5 ‘
"The Engineer's Story "
"The Railroad Crossing."
Mrs. Rogers, of Broad Riter.
Solo—"Choir Boy."
Miss Alice Burr.
Recitation—“The Preacher's vacu-
ti‘on."
Mrs. Rogers.
The next meeting will he held These
day evening. October 21. when Mr. Via-,-
l
chenoil, a Macedonian missionary,
he the a‘pealrer. 3
FACTORIEB SHORT 0F 00“..
some or south hemm- industries
Mom-lava to Glass Work.
The p, t cool situation is a try...
111 all classes. At present it
Li3n3one
séspeclslir trying to the hat manu- 1
rwalk’. who are 5 ;~. -
31 he can run ‘
lecturers tithe
.mrln 6:1. heralds 3 1
er an on core tau 0
coal. ARTo 11 11.1111 $311th ythis
to art 1111in L‘
to lL113r."1xoLtluiLL‘LLLL
“ Attorney Jenn J Keogh.
1 Place.
WANTED-vL-All 5
housework. inquire” 01
Dar-ion. Conn ‘
wAnvsoe—s‘liutr l1
51% to ogrlr its a co ,
6 lower goo when
rent Lees LMauuilctui-hi
lion, Conn. » 5
WANTED-Hm PURE
books oi any, descripti p‘
whdtji you hav
city or unity. and not 1 1
libraries or ems] ll
Address Books. Scott
WANTED—9081'”
Call Tuesday and weeds
out employer‘s. 69 West
WANTED—BY AN
than end small legally, p3
taker engentlemau’s p at
3 FOR 8ALE-¢TL0L
tats. The residence 0 ,3
Seymour situated on Mad] L
01 Funnkliu 81;. lot 50
lot adjoining it on the
trout and 103 feet deep
line business lots on Rail 1
Enquire 01 Henry Beymou
FOR SALE-~NIGE1 13
lots for homes cheapLian
nice modern. ilLreprooi he
on them. H. Mar-log. Archl,
ien, Conn.
FOB3ALE~WATER T L
pressed air engine and wi . 33.
ply t9 Eqster 38ros,, Bell
FOR LSLALLE—ANDREWS
Woolen Company have'1
remnants in black a code 1“
light and heavy wel t
suitable for gun and
1 boys' knee pants and no
will sell very chea
mill once all i=3ield a
t“. ,5
easy terms, house
{acres oi. lend well
trees. Premises hearth
No money requir '
furnished room, heat
wire or two ladies D
Room this ones;
date in Appointments
& Corbett block; reit‘
appartment 9 Reyna
For particulars inspire o
Cigar Company.
,0 LEW—DOC
house with all sent
and shipping. Wate
Now occupied by R. .
quire. John H. Knapp.
:1. 11
"TO MIT-dot
street. live rooms
L M.‘ Also office aeoopdl
Building. inquire: J30]!
Welt street”
”To RENTé—‘F‘LA
on second door,
walk. lien;“ #10
1111 d on
airing indications 1111.,
uth Ncrw 1.31
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