« . ed. The occanlon proved an enjoyable
C011 1311211111
. Aitnual Meeting Held in
811th Norwalk ioday——A‘
Paper of DnSual Excellence
by Miss. M. f. Hackiey. of
Rowayton
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cutldllrary Association. lull] in the
South Narwaii: l'lllllltt Library today.
served to mark 11‘ yt‘ur in which a grunt
deal has been donc to t‘urthcr the good.
work of libraries in this stoic. nod to
usher in thc beginning of 11 your which
w1l| 1111s ovrn grehtcr struics toward the
ideals of the ntcmb '1'»- in this directon.
The meeting today was :111 exmvlicnt
(1110. it was lurgciy :1tt1'n1l.'1l and those
present worc chihunmsttc for the work.
The muxting was 1-1:]ch to ordct' at.
10:30 a. 111., :1111i Abinthur Blanchard.
president 111' ”11- South Norwulk lib.
rttt'y, titlivet'ctl 1:11 address of welcome
to the iibtnriuns. 'I 111.1 addrcss was in
u pleasing \‘t'lii. 11nd at once set the
visitors ttt their case.
1 Henry M. Waitnly, of Manhunt.
1 prrsident of tho C. L. A., occupied the
chair. Miss Anna iiu1‘.icy, oi Ansonla,
secretary. and leifi Jennie' 1’. Pack
of Wutcrbury. treasurer. were present.
A vote was passed in fuvm' of sup-
portion :1 bill now bcfore the state 111;:—
islnturc calling for thc. upprtpriution
11f$‘.’.titltl more annually for the furthcr.
nucc of library work throuit'htntt the
state, This fund, in to be 115131! in 1-11-
1-11111‘ngi11g libraries in piztccs wbcrc
thcrc 1111. now none. this was heartily
approved and will mcrn an important
stop-in the right dlrccticn is passed.
An invitation front the l-‘runklin
(Touricr, of tlu— Massachusetts Librury
Club, was rend, uniting that 11 joint.
meeting be hrruttged bi‘twuru thc Marts»
tit-buttons librnriuns 11nd the (lonncctb
cut Asiot tutu 11 .1111 report of the suc.
rctury showed thttt the tssoxiuiinn now
but; iii? netuocru. that sl\ty~ four it.
brut‘ics :11'c t'eprcszntcd anti fortv night
towns The r.1111.‘t oi the t1':.1‘- 3"11191
sbouctititut1.211.11Lesooiution is fita111isll~
“ll,
(‘onti nueti on Foutth l‘n:
LAW STUDE. 4T WAS SURPRISED
John McCormick Entertainer! Friends
at his Home in Norwalk.
.lohn McCormick, clerk at the law
office of lldvld 12. Ho hes. was given
:1 very pleasant party a company of
friends last evening, at his home in
Main street, Norwnlk. and contrary to
thc usual outcome of u surprise party
undertaking, was entirely unaware of
the affair. John attends the night ses~
1-:ion at the llrown Business College
and when‘he left home was given to
understand that his folks were going
to attend the theatre. About 8230 he
was telephoned to and informed that
ho was wanted home immodipteiy.
Not knowing why it was desired that
ho 1hould return to suddenly. he was
considerably perturbed. thn be ar‘
,rlt'cd he was met at the door and sol.
emn‘y led in, which tended to give him
ominous forebodings. However. these
were immediately dispelled when the
gas was suddenly turned up, revealing
a company of his friends.
During the «waning there was done
in; and other pastimes and at 11
o’clock a bountiful collation was aerv
on to all of the guests. .
Among those present were: _M1'. and
Mrs. James Brundhge Mrs. O. H. Dan-
leis,1he Misses Lil isn Butler Add
Merriam Lottie Pltzer, Elsie Pinter.
lintherlne Shannohon Anna Shanna-
hin. Minnie Brown Grace Collins. Jo
sophino Jondreau. «Annie Jondreau
Maggie Locke. Bessie Lucite. May Eng-
lish Elizabeth Duffy. Fanny Reilly,
Mayne Reilly. Alice McCormick:
Monet's. Everitt H. Alien Wt llnm ‘Bris-
sermon Joseph Tully, James Ludlcm,
Alfred Kosher. Cornelius Hendrickson.
mank‘Br-undoze, Harry Russell, Syl-
. vector Brothorton and Bernard New~
‘ ulna tho Edward Benedict, Ellis Tay-
lor. Theodore Byxbe‘o. Jacob VopiGnl.
ltdnr Von (lat Ind mt tanger-
pocket the but nix send u tut-nich-
bit uric. on monolin- 1
out (twee will be mo
woodman of the Lockwood 1111;
liAD |.730 PEOPLE
Largest Affair Ever Given in The Nor-
vtalkc, Preven When the Tickets
Wcrc Counted.
liucns ’l‘ribc. improved ()rdcr of ilcd
M111. met. ltmt tivt'lllllg to conil‘icr tin-
tt-vuit of ih1I bull. A small iduu of the
popularity of thc 11r1|1~r tony bu mint-1i
lifllll the fact 151:1: thc tit-hots, whc‘u
111111111111, wetc found to hummu- ,i,7:'.1;.
This made Mitt morc 111-11111lu than cht-
in nitenduucc at thc i-nil inst. your.
This additional tour huntircti would
muizc u very iuir bull itm-tl'.
The re ipts hilt/c! not yet been tig-
111cd Ba 11. 11.1i1cr11iti1o metuhors him»
not yet rounded and thc members of
the ,cotnmittvc 1‘ 111' rulht‘l' tired after
the bail. An 111-121-1111: and two phrsos
Were fotmd 1111 thc iioor after the duo-
cots had left. but owners were found
for thcm 11nd thcv 1.11111 restored.
The int-111111113 in uttcuduncc ut 1111-
n1ccting lust lurillll: cont‘ttrred in givi
log 11 great photo 111' the credit for thc
rut-ccssl'ui tnurnut'mcni of thc bull to
A. 1M. Ptihlmun, chairman of the com-
miitcc, mid 1111 l111l1-t‘niiuable. worker.
The hull was ”11- biggest event in the
history of tho 1'1in and unit of lilt‘
:11' '1' 1 1011111 (‘Vt 111111 of its )tintl cvct
held in 'lh'c \111 11.1ik1
. GADocZV~MAGYAR
'i‘hcm 111111 :1 \"‘tt,v pretty Hungarian
w1-1idu1g (-11 Washington's Iiit'thdny.
when Miks .luliu Muzvur became the
bridc 1.1‘ John tiadoczy. The service
wus 11111'1‘111'mcti by Itov, Dr. Noble, the"
pustm (‘llll‘lllllrl of tho First Congrcgn
tionnl t lunch of Noruuilt.
WASHINGTON SUPPER
AND ROSE. TREE SOCIAl
__ ,. .11. .-. .
Given- by Buckingham woman's Relic"
Corps in G. A. R. Hall. in Nor-
waik Last Night.
il111.lti11.‘,:l1:11:1 Woman‘s liclici Corps
of iiorwttik. closed tiw \N’n-lhingiot
illrtbdny ccicbrnlion by girth}: n \1‘ush
ington supper and rosc trm 111111111 lust
tvcning: :11 lb.- (i. A. ll. rooms. Wu!
strt't‘t. ’l‘hcrc 11111111 111113111111 :1 lut‘nt
ntttnltct‘ 11f pt-opln. trim httd :1 var on
511,131th tiEuc. tintlr'vr 11.21-151111'1‘911 row
21' 111'” 1". 11'1-it11l1'. tmdvr tho N‘llt'lonl d'.
rcct‘nn of the bulb-.1 11." lhc corps.
ltt :111- lili" 1.1::1311 2:1'11'11 trt-c, do; oral
1.1 ,ztot'trclt with 1111-1133 and to~tbt
lrcc \\'1'it‘. 1111.11hc1l 1:: 111,1 11111: ltuucs
3:11i1 lit 11111" 1 111‘1'. Thu 1‘ 1'1; kiin'
'."1'-1' 1111.“. 1d 11:: it“ cunts 1111 b 111':
ohm this --‘r1:;r1 1- (door quit" it 1'1-1'1‘11111
wit-1 ti1~1'i1'1-1i.
'11:,» unlimittcc which had ch'tr-vc'o
1h.- :1i't'.1ir 1113.1 11111111031011 ot‘ iiirs. Ad:
ii:.“n 11.111, tllilliillitl‘i Mrs. Mute Slit't'
wood. .‘lt'r, limntu Robin'nn llllil Mrs
8311‘ i1 \i Uni-11111
RATS ATTACKED A "iOl'tQE.
They Began to Eat Hiram Mutant-1c"!
Home Sunday [1 ening
it is not often that the. 1111s in a barn
will uttutk 11 born: but this was donc
Sunday night in the both of Hiram Mr.
t‘::11kc,v, Weston. Mr. Me‘ )oukey kcept-
bis horse in a box Slit“ and on tho cvo
.1211 ' 1‘11 mitu cd hmud unitnui nelghlu'.
and hutkln: tousidcrublc noise. Ht
wort out to find the animal surround
cd by rats, who were biting tho flesh
just above the hoof. As all know
when 11 rot takes hold with his tooth
he makes a sharp bite. and as n. rosuit
of the bites the horse' s legs were. in :1
frightful tondltlon
it is thought that the rats were drlv
en to hunzer owinq to the extremt'
cold and the condition of the ground
which outdo it impossib'c fonthem t1“
lcspre the barn in search of food.
PONASSUS COUNCIL RECITAL
A Musicale and Literary Prpgram Ren-
. tiered by Capable Artiste.
Ponassns Council Royal Arcanum
of Norw allt. cotertainéd many friend=
with a pleasant musicals: and literary
program given last “night at the Coun-
T‘ll' a meeting place, Real, Men’ 3 Hall. in‘
‘the Gazette bulidltl-x. Norrialk The
principal entertainmont of the chnlu°
was Miss Louise White of Now 3113111
who recited in diaiett and otherwise
thoroughly 1191131111111; nor hearers. A,
trio from Britlweporhrwfth violin. ’cei 1
to and piano. ulso took’pnrt in the bu
teitainmont. Miss White and her sls«
tars. hlrc. Von Arsdaie 11nd lander
ule White are guests of o Finch
Brothers. Choutnut Hill 11111 are also
accompanied by a brother.
WILL GO To cuLonADo. .1 ,
at High direct...
wed til _
11111111111 It tho flouth Norvt hilt
Postomce u Second Class Nutter.
1113 11111311111
51. 131115; $11111
iatiSUH
Fined $25
lite Outcome of Darlen' 11
famous Cow and Summary
Process Case Heard, with
interest by a large Cather-
ing of Citizens in the Town:
sury of thw
11111111111011 iaut cvr:
A lurxc 11111'1‘111111114'11 of tho tunic r1111!-
dcnts of tho town of nation were. in
- 111. the llorion Town Hall.
ycttertiay ztftcrnoou. to boar tho Witt.-
which will 1:11 down in llm'it-n’u lcgul
history 1111 it very lntcrobting |)l(‘(‘i' of
11 1111.1 trzcd buiuro .ittstico Wil-
iium ll~ W1 imott. . ' Attornoy Millllll
lt-ct'tlnn i‘. ii Waterbury and Attorney
.‘iilicl'«.i:1rk.<ou.'
‘ that cnw of Jackson‘s
'. nitut'ltod M‘l't‘l‘fll tlnys 11:11
111 Filllrifj,‘ :1 claim of Holoctmnn Wittcr
' .litl'lt’htlil for rcnt.
.litclnton, 1111.1 112111 not wcll up on legal
111111111121, thought tiiut Llunsttlble IlllVltl
bittthcr stoic tbc cow \1'honihc ultnt‘lhl
Shc ut't'tmetl hint of it and his
"ricnds hnvc boon twltlinu hint about
.bo mntft'r cvct'
Si‘lfl'iillitli \i‘utcrbury and his agent.
(.‘oztstubic, ilutbcr, tcsttucd and won:
~l1-11piy (illtlf‘lltli‘n‘tl by connSul.
11 id of ”11- :11'1'c:1r:t in rent and how re
:wutcd tlcnmnda bud lit-en ntado
Illit’llHlll {111' payment, which bud boon
,‘.' matters drugged along,
process was issucd
lilt’kt-‘tlll 11m: wnl'nud out. (1! i111-
.int‘ltsou 1111:; the next witness.
npptmrvd to ho norm-what catciicd ovcr
lht- tunitcr :111d tulhotl in :1 loud voice.
lie told the court of tho condition.”
which l‘Xltillld at tho house and cluitnud
tho building is 11111 lit to livc in.
gold that the ruin 11111111 into every room
' and it was vcry tl‘
'i‘hcrc were scycrnl dimc:
luring his tcstimony' when order could
.11): 111- maintnlncd in the court room
tird ‘lli‘ honorable court. himself war-
vccn to smile slyly with his face buricti
’n n copy of Connecticut. Reports.
"11~'ior:nl 1‘1-nturks from the spectator:
unlivcncd the proceedings immensely.
El the structure.
Continued on ’l‘hild Pogo.
:NTERTAINED THlRTY FRIENDS.
Misc Mario Council Pleasantly Surpris
't Her Horne in Hartford Place.
'; biotic (loom-xii.
'11 outct'tuim'ti :1 («linpnuy of 1.1.1
"3 i‘ricntis iuut night. the occasion i111
1w .1 fll‘hlilill‘ smprise purty 11111111ch
ed in playing gmncs, rendering vocvl
int-'trutncniui music.
‘Jizlium .i. Wilcox prcsidcd ut the pin
:0, and a number of the 111111311: favorc.‘
ri'h votui selections,
\ir. Johnson. of Rownyton. helm: blob
erpi'uciutcd. (llltl he 11
"csrond to several
‘unty dances and vocal solos.
o’clock a tempting supper was sort/ed
1nd an hour later the Quests departed
The Misses Conuclt
‘nr their hpmcs.
he dcliwhiftn
"‘0‘de themselves to
JUMPED FROM MDVING TRAIN.
Dr. Tutlo 3mm, of Ridgefieid. Slightly
,. Injured in South Norwalk.
'Dr. Tuttio Smith‘Was 11. passenger
31111 morning on the express train
‘nthtch teaches South Norwuik at 10: 0.1
o'clock from New York city.
nut notico that the train had made the
atop at tho South Norwnik station un-
til after it had started. and th’én he
lumped from one of the cars.
thrown on the platform. and struck his
face. making on abrasion on the nose.
He was assisted up, and later took the
train on the Danhury division for but
home in Ridgeiltld. ‘
IRON KEBL FOR THE LITTLE JOE.
Selectman Samuel Lynn: hal but on
iron heal mode at the Norwaik brass.
1mm for his not Ilchl; Little Joe.
The logo! ms token to the Norwalk,
geek: where it won
gutted oi! nod night; run through it no
1-
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Fittingly “1.1.1111 put 111911 at 111.
Recldgncc of M It»! Mrs. G. F
91111111,": din} ,Norwatk.
W
'i‘ho ceicbt‘otioft‘ ..tllf' first unniver-
.\li1.~‘.ion 11'1111 fittln 151111111 plettsingly
Ring at tho bomb of
Mr. 1211111 Mrs. (1. Frank Bmlth. promi-
ncnt worker» for tho mission. 'l‘hcir
rcsiduncc 111. iii l'iowun itcct was tbc
stcno of the gathering. and was well
nll('ll with the members of thc Ladiort'
Minion Society und tht'ir husbands
11nd friends. During the. evening tho
div 1'1: ions wore cards and mush. Miss
\nnu Worden gave piano 111111 tor-111
i'cictt. onu and Frcdcttck ll. liniltin cn-
tcttulncd thc company with trit-ctious
with his graphophono. A bountiful
1111111111111 up: served.
The trust was .plcn'mnt. and tbc
uncute in thtir plollsnntent mood; 'l 1111
1,111.1i mom :4 when the \ibt ion 111111
‘ 111111111 rinto its. ostabilohmcnt was the
111‘7111ip11l 11111111131 convolututiun. it is
bopcd that before long :1 now church
1‘:i.! lll‘ mode" in diam Nuruutl: for
the benefit of the i~2piscopnllrtns them
At prom-ht the Miitiiou l‘; 11‘ch fll‘ed at
club hummus, find 11 grout dual of 111.
'crcsi is lit-int; shown in it by crop
(lllt’.
Tiunc infcrc'w'tcd ray that lu-forc :111
other :tlltilt‘ct'snry is colciirnitul ilmrt
will i11- :1 nrent d‘cni lilOl‘t" doun than
has bccn the 1:111:11 tlurlnn 11111111111 your
. A...~.......~.........c. ..
‘- WELCOME SlRANGER
EODGE SMOKER
Many Friend: Enterttincd at a Piano
ant Affair Last Night in Son: of
St. George Hall.
"Mr'" .1
Welcome Stranger Loduc . Sons of
St. (icuruc, ontcrlttinetl :1 largo corn
puny of irlcntis nt 11 chowdcr party and
smokcr inst night at" the imiuc rooms
in illuin‘ str,col Norwallt The evening
ptovcd it very enjoyable 01111 to all pro
311111. A11 cxccllcnt nittm'lniumunt was
circa in addition to tho bountiful sup-
per. The program domino-d of tbc fol-
lowing numbor‘s
Piano and cutout dust. flurry (lot
luriduc and A. F. Shepherd. .9112: l‘tliltl
tug. i", it). Rentlmuu: song. James
Smith. of Mount Vernon: song, Thom
us"lllumiro; cornct min, A. P. She-p
herd, 812: songs, .l, Cor-ltorhum and
Charles Pane: clot-lion and must
lnmcs Smith; p‘nrt sold it (luttor
i1i,1.' cutout $010 A. l-‘ H11 puctd 1'
tic-1111111111111? :d by ll. (zttitetid <1 graph
13131111111 rt-lcctiotts. ilcorrc \V. l’Lttt.
\111011; the visitors \vt'i'u ('lllli‘lm-
Munson, of (‘clmuhiu l.0tl';(‘, Yonkers
and Jumbo Smith. of Mount Vernon,
tittuts tubinco and plpcs Wil't‘ pans
v11 uroili'l 111111 a 1111' int tlmc was bud
'1t.tii about it ocluclt.
1 111111111 tonnes:
MORTGAGE OE fill .800
Was Made in Favor of Annie Lee and
L. Heinz in 1868—Pr0perty in
Merwin Street.
The Notwailt. ‘lnvin 3 Socictv bu
brought suit for t‘otccioamu utmintt
‘ Annie B and John ll Leo and (but 0
1. Help: for the iorcclosnrc 01' :1 mort-
' xn‘to for 31.8%, executed in Sepletnbor
1 liétsti. Tho mortgage was 11111111: in favor
of Annie 8. Riley and Lewis Heinz. and
scented by real estate on Merwin
111191.11. Norwnik. Sfittzo that time Min;
'l'liloy has becorno Mrs. 1.1112, and Lowb
llcinz has died. Charles 1.. Heinz. who
i3 made :1 party to the suit. is the exec—
1;'.or of his estate.
CREAGH FlNED «0 AND POSTS
Found Guilty by Judge Taylor of Soil.
lug Liquor Last Sunday.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor went. to Nor-
wnlk yesterday afternoon to preside in
'1 liquor complaint case. the defendant
11111131; James M. Cronin ronrietor oi
:1 Main street cafe. Jttdg Taylor im-
posed 11 fine of $10 11nd costs. ommmt
in? in all to #25. 3t). lilr. Cresgh having
plentind guilty to sellin" lntoxioants
on Sunday lost. Lawyer Edward E!
imitwood. liquor prosecu r for the
town of Norwoik recon ended that
the minimum pena‘ty be Imposed in
view of the fact that Mr. Cronzh had
kept a very mmnbla, place for '1
' number of your: and never before had
there boob Icomplaint against him for
Sunday _laeli n3. '
1‘ BlG no 61111151 cocoon-a
The big ' tires-mashed, schooner
awfngotmfi ‘ r-o‘t’th 11111."
1 ‘
beiigfim‘ll 1111111 111111131“, 0
lc‘ sow-1111.
bourbon): dock
Wu-
ct-tttthl'lu moot of St. Paul‘s ‘
ii 11111111
Showman
Edward L Bloom Mana-
ger of the Alma Chester
Company. a leader in Many
of the Country's “Important
Theatrical Enterprises
The pl‘e‘tentm in Norwalk of Edward
L. lillootn. tin; popular :nututgt-r of gi-
gantic thenit‘icui rate-rprhzcs. is 11 nutt-
tcr of no stmtll intct'csi. for there is
probably no other man in Amcricu Who
has bud ntnrc to do with iitc theatre
in the past third of u ccniury.
Mr. lliotmt. who ln now t.i1-. owner of
tho Alum (‘ltcutct' t‘ompuny. which
is playing :1 11.111211 1111;113:9111an ut
i-loyt'u Theatre. hits bad :1 most vnritvd
11.11'1wc1', tinting flour lb» timc ht- toured
thr' lul‘ttvctl Ada lituy in that famous.
ploy ‘ list Lynn.‘ Altcr Mr. illoom‘s
11.1:1.11-t:.1t511n with. ..irs (irny hc become
intnrcstrd Mb lieu 1::'1'1t::1t llirztttlcnl
1111-11 of thnt pcrimi. (‘oluml it, it}. Mil s
and "Mo Writers." of l'hlcutzo. H11
“"13 1.21111 count-civil with Nillt' .‘luliu~
but-y. of ”Buffalo liiii" 1111111.
iiupidly following his sin-11113111111 with
those dcnus of thc thc'ttrc hc iilutlf! the
original productions in Amct'icit of
“The Silver King” and "The Lights, oi
i..cndott." 'l‘hr magnificent “Orthcut:
nod Erydit-e" was sung untlcr his 111.111-
ugcrtcht by 11 cost 111 2th) of the talent-
t,.l singers of the tiny. Mile. Muric
1'11r1111nc. 11 famous ltuliun commedicnc
1cinu import-1d nt 1111 root‘mous salary
for the occasion. The Lydia Thump--
ton t‘lphrn t‘nmpany. 'l'hc (‘itrn l.oni=.
"pi 1'11 (‘otnpnuyx Adcinidc Niclson
Opt r11 Company. '1 ho .lliLcn Ostrs Olll’l‘il
thmtpuny illltl .luntm Powers in "TM
\i"—r.~."111.ct' liny” tvctc :tli iout'ctl under
l‘llobm'h tnunsgetntnt ul diii‘crcut
tini- s.
'Tbcrc i1: 1:111 vcry intvrcstitm pottior
1f. Nit. Bloom's mwc: tilltl ill.” is illll‘
in: thc ft:ttl'i"oll yours that hc managed
"licrtnnn. 'i‘hc 11‘1'11ttt."
it. was this rc'nathnbtt- 1111111115111111'11‘
1’ this. tho gt'sutcsr magician 1h..- wort"
‘uts cvcr 1:91:11. tnut brought iiir. Biront
urornincntly to tim fore as a tzrout ox-
cutl'.‘ 1. for his 1‘11sc 11350111111011 v.‘.tb
the urcut tnuuiciun not only its his
"111111211. but :13 bis n'rtncr gave him
unlitnitnbic opportunity to introduct
um um it"‘ill’°9 in the t-onrl'tct'nu oi
tho tbcntrit'ui businor'a ’i‘ht'ough illt'
llontu's t'i‘i‘oris witty ticw “stuns 11:
11111! H11: attractions: ;111.i 1111:111‘ originul
.1‘111-1 of lil‘l.‘:~t“lllllil,; produt-tious to lllt
'mbiic ltnvc bin Ill'HTVll‘ in vogue
litter the \t‘iiturd‘s grin-11 spirit bud dc-
1‘11'tt‘1i 111 tlt‘tt‘cuntztrv from whose
bottrnc 1m trnvcicr returns, Mr, Bloom
:im c1] "Bancroft“ :1.-{1111‘ lllt‘, paid 1' '11111
‘it11t nutgicinn steadiliy grow in fuvot
until. in the tiny 111‘ his prosn'riiy. lit
‘0 was called to the other world. Then
'iltnt‘y Dixic" was prcsrutcd with one
.1' the 111131 cinboz‘ntc o: block ltt't out
its. 11nd it 111.11' 111 rhups be run mbcrc'i
‘h:tt “Dixic” t‘chtnrscd tight hero in
~louih Norwnlit for n wcnlt end a half
1nd Ltlvo his first periorzmtttcc hct‘r
biz-{urn 11 most dintintz‘uishcd notiicnc‘r.
iint the public would not acct-pi
“llnzic” :13 a magician nod so his tottr
was disbanded. ’i‘ben tho ihauiricnl
world was ustcn‘shed by the great pro—
lm-tion of "The (lurk Sinvt'." one of
‘hc must stupendous attractions tht
ttnvg has, rv1-r'iwltl. it v'w‘u this plcct
that brought Minnie Anitiv'y. now 0'
“Th? Country Girl“ fume. to promi-
nence, And so 1111' could cont‘nne en~
untcru‘tln'g Mr. Bloom‘s wonderful en-
terpriscs.
A Sentinel scribe saw this b.- igh‘
'unnaker rrd asked him if bn would
any :1 fan words retarding his new
venture in thercpertcirc flcld. ."Weiif
said‘Mr. mom-r. "tbcrc is really not
'nuch to my, save the some nttcntior
‘hat l hnvc always given to my dif»
tercnt cuterprleos will be bestowni on
my repertoire companies.“
The reporter thought tbc. public
would he intoresttd in knowing if Mr
illoom intruded to introducs any new
features in his companies, and that t t.
public would also be interested 1:
learning what sort of pin 1:1 his cum-
hanks would presrut. “ 9 features
that will be introduced in my compnn
lea will be: superior plays. properly pre—
sented by a competent cast of players
with all the embellishments ‘ln th'
forth of scenery lights custom is 3nd
furniture though to nick's up a pgrtcot
prdductttm." answered Mr. Bloom; "'1'
there “anything in the m:
Iclty introd cl it will hit
at bizfehlt‘lll‘é 111;?” such as you
won " econ 11112111.,
Mr. Bloom 11.311111:
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5111311211 MEEllNC
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Program Carried Out Last Night by .the
Member. in tho Scuth Nor-walk
Baptist Church.
'I‘htt regular 1111111111! monitor; of tho
l"ut‘ll11,~r Lights of thc South Norwuik
lluptist Church 11'1111 hold that night at
tho church. 'i‘l11~ following prourum
wan curried out in u manner which rc~
llt't't1-1l much 1:111”! 1111 Misti ltltlnu (lily.
who was cbuirnmn of the committee itt
churgc, and thc young, indies and mom»
born of thc choir who assisted:
Solo. Miss Alnswottlt; address, "'i‘hv
P11c11 11f Ciliztrllhlllp." pastor: hymn;
1-);1 l'f'li'ii'. “'i‘hc Higher Patriotism."
cmicr. Mabel Bouton; China, Jennie
Gilmorc: lilillfl, Jenni. Crofut; Egypt,
Clut‘n i‘uimor; Congo Free State. but
tic Paltncr; ’l‘utkey‘, Muy Boutlin; Ecu-
ador, ilcrthn llurr: America, Jennic
(‘inrlt; solo, Gcorgu H. l-lirst. A silver
(‘OllCl tion was lukcn,
Miss bldbcl ilouton as louder deservv
113. upt'clni mention for hor clear ennu-
1"ution and the charming manner in
which she introduced the representu
lives of tho dlifctcnt turoigu cminltlcs
IMiss Jennlc (‘lnrlt. 111 (‘11.:tn1l1in. guvt
hcr ctnry in :1 tit-or forcible npecch.
Miss Bertha Burr roprcscntcd .Ecuador
in 11 low Wt'll chosen words.
The young: ladics in llli‘ dificrcnl
costumes, and with the lingo of their
country presented :1 beautiful picture
of life and color and if the dark Hill"
of the life in thono countries could
have been forgotten. tlm cccno would
indeed ltnvo been bountiful.
Rev. 11. B. Carpenter's address on
“Higher Patriotism" won glvcn hi hi.»
111111111 happy style.
ORDINARY PIN
USED ASA lEXl
iRcv. George Drew Egbert Delivers an
i interesting Lecture in the
E Franklin School.
At the Franklin assembly hull. this
mowing, llcv. lit‘fli'gt’ I). Egbert. 111'
tht Norwnlk Fonm'cgatiunnl Church.
itidrcsscd tho pupils. holding tittir utx
tuition through his intcrcsting talk for
~'mnc fifttcn minutes
l-l- said that 2103 t ministers took :1
text v31 the so and so ol‘suzh 11ch1tptc1.
lid trad brought biz: tcxt with him. At—
1': claiming thc 1111111133 uttcntiun by
his l'1"i;',l1i allusions. :znt'ctlotts. t‘l(2.. he
111.».ent1ui his itxt, 1111 ordinary pin.
i‘1ilim: of the growth of‘lh: industry
'11111lt1cit1u plus. he t-ullctl attention to
.'i1.~ lllllk‘llll‘llhrnfl of cult, to thc gruet’ai
world obout hint for the inbor that
brt-dt'ht us the omittinty. cvct') 1i‘1,‘.‘ rc-
11tircn-1-11ts null 11.111'1111icnces. ll» lht'n
wild his tcvt had two bends-«~11 point
1111 1; liti'fltl. iiy bklllliil prcscntntion.
‘11'luhi allusions. and dramatic vivid-
111111;, he brought lmtnc to the children
hr :tppllcntion 1‘t‘ his tr-xt. Focusing.
‘ttcnnon 1'11 study to be accomplished
111i holding 1.1 11 [(trli till dttnv us th:1
1’11 through its lit‘iltl holds.
t‘rrtntn it 1.: his this was vivid uni
finishing. and ilu- pupils will ticlizitt t1
"air hint again.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
'MRH. WILL! \M S. HA'l HELD.
Adrlln Beth. wife of W1iliun1 8. Hot-
‘bld. died lust night. at [2:20 o'clock.
'11 her home. 37 hiltmvood uvcuuc. after
1 iingcring “locus. from lung trouble.
tlccenscd was :1 “humor of Mr. not]
first. Frederick W. Starr. 11nd Was in
the twenty~sixth your of Mr 11211. fic-
:lllC‘? her husband. Mrs. l‘iutflcld i3
tttrv5ved by two lutic duugbt~rs. onr'
“nur yrsrs and one two years of age
‘lbe was of a lovable disposition, 11ml
neatly attnclttd to hcr family. The
‘uncrul will be held at 2 p. m . Friday.
The interment w1|i be in Riversidc
"emetery.
TIMOTHY J. HOWARD.
Timothy J. Howard. the well-known
‘teepor or the Smith street. Norwaik.
‘ockup. died yezterdnv afternoon after
'1 brief illness of pneumonia. azod thir-
'.«<soven years. A few years ago Mr.
lioward was a member of the Nor-
rullt police force. He is survived by
ttnerlti will be held from St. Mary's
Ghurch tomorrow morninv ‘nt 9 onlnck
ntermt-nt will be in St Mary' 3 Come-
tery.
ORLANDO PORTER SMITH.
Orlando Porter Smith. son-in-lnw of
‘he lute Dlmon Faction. of Norwolk.
died tit his home. 110 West 104th strcet
nernl services will ho held at his late
coldence. this. evening at 7 0 Helen and
‘he body hill arrive It the Riv table
by.
. MRS SAMEE WATSON
Hrs 1111111111 Woman. “formerly of
Mt. "Storm morning. ot the ”in b!
. ,p nonhuman. The «funeral will be hold »
tzlrhom,’ a (lump in hit-hold.
VFIlr 11111.1» and 1'th y 1
' motoriy winds.
1 widow and three small chiidrcn 'I‘h-a‘
\‘ew York Sunday.~ Izod seventy-aim
years. He is survived by; wife Flt-l or will be suitably rewordod‘. ..
fell"!!! vuult at 13:30 11. m.. Thurs-1, it
189 upward o tiny. Iridium.
.with prurient. WNWWL
Hutton died labor [1 111 in louth- ‘topeddjo. Pull]:
8‘! $11k; at 9 o'clock. The
.Wihtfllh‘ lama“
WANTED.
WANTED -— IMPORTANT 11-
0110 who wants a healthy, broil , ,
owlahl 1111. (vol in summer warm in ‘
ter ask for projects and pricol. .
Mnring.A1ch1tectsud deal Esta“, "
ricn Conn. 135‘
WANTEDv-‘QZHOOO 81,000 AND 8 1 .
on first mortgage wnntcd on lino 11;!
cttv in Connec..cut.Ad1lrclc 8th
01111» of this pttpcr 1")
WANTED 411111111111111: l'AiNTmt
Good opportunity to tirht mun.
quiteLouisS,toorzu.,lllncksn1ith Clint
tor BL, llnr.lt'n ...,”
man and wife and two children. ,
ilEt'S‘J " '.," cnrc. h‘vcntnz bentlnaN
Norwalk. 135
WANTED—BUY WANTED
general More work. Apply to I;
h Son, 85 Washington St., South
“ink. .
WANTED-FIRST CLASS PAL
ers and pnpcr hangers. Apply to ,
work 01‘ position unlitousokoeper.
furnish (il' tofo1ence.Addrenn.
i’iuttui'ic Ave. limwniit, Corn. 1
WANTED—A 111m. ABOU'D
ycuts of age to work on body much ,
Puld while lcutning. Old Well ,,
dry, 3‘!iluvllau1l St. .13! f
WANTED~~G1HLS SAUGA'I U
Mtg. (‘ o Sangutuck Conn; 12
11.1NTEo-31.114 AND WtFE
tut-.11 111mm or place and work
-:,1'.ouuds Good home to right par
\ltplt M D. Randall. 128
WANTED~~1’OSl'I‘l0N AS G
donor 11nd useful man on gentle
plum Can do work under glass;
years in last position. Married
Address iulius Ross, Darien, Conn.
fllfl
WANTED-—A 1.111111 WOULD Ll
at home or go out by the day 2"»
and street, East Notwnik, Conn. 188,.
WANTED—A /WP‘LL
«hoe manufacturer wants two )1
men about 25 vcnrs old as all“,
and coilectow for this section Sn.
$12 weekly with excellent opport"
.11 ndumcement. Address? 0.
l15.llrooklyn N Y. ~ f1
F't'lk SALE
FOR SALE—ON 1 ACCOUNT ‘
3111-1111:: 1:3ing abroad, 3 very nice
:mrpc gentle in every respect. 1.
i1 ladics all lumen. My}!!!
'ltttcu at Saint anal Stab“
FOR SALE—OYS’l‘FR GROUN
A putt of the famous MED? "
1111111115. W. A. Borden. eW' In
(.‘1011-
top pole and shafts. slag-tom phleiin “
business wagon, single digit. limb
mind wheel dttmp curt. robes blah
l1arn1=ss,ctc inquire at this onto
7:311" SAVE ANlli
temunnts in blink broadcloth: ..
tight and hcnvv weight clash", :
suitable tor golf and thirty day a
11171.: kit-e pants and suits, 1111111 ,«
.1111 spit very cheap. Apply at,
mill ofllce of! Belden “opus.
TO LET
TO LET—5 ROOMS x: .
1110 or three unfurnished mi.
12111;. So Main St. 1:
it!
To Liar—ls'ronn 10.21;, in: ;
cottons ‘39 Woodward venue; "1
four 77 Wondwar
A Woodward
house at 27 New ..tttl'eot. ill-f<
All improvemenu. Rehaonobl "
to right people. Ready April 1
I
TO LET—4 liOb‘lfiPAR‘TM
third floor reur Smart! & 96
1111111111.: Suitable for light ho
imr for small family. Holltt
itrhtetl and cleaned: .rent ’3 ”
five room flat over I 1M [A 1 ‘1
surance office nallrond Pilot.
:10. For further particular: but
Old Well Cigar Company
1.0374401: ”my; fin ',
tween Glrord Place and weltr
R Station a silk oun- Munch
in: some at sentinel ones it ,
DO YOU WANT
111111.111 M326 l’iarld
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