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51 t e em‘pl “toys?”
-1' my 0: Multan
, c! the city ‘of bridgeport
Tosh play 3,3 974. 48
with I 05:50 to. 199.19: will be
177‘. the state of Connecticut.
lance V th the law County
'5“ her 101 awley tendered his
the services rendered by him-
Vs to Judge George W.
superhir court Tires.
. y , idol-user of the items
nnts'mere approved by Judge
'mdtrettuned-toIthe .~.sherltl
{V lie at once left for the state
1J0? for the purpose of
once of
5 ”Wimmt‘fiee by, for per
' on “0195 shot!!! was called upon to
Item: Vita ‘pr'operm'br the orange
Connecticut Railway and
' . the 1111800011 “9&7?
concerning the t-
*of the hills which
y some from such ac-
We 8-111?“qu ,ln’li‘hirller
7111‘ 5 mimi- mebt 111193141}:
wildness attenuate-y. AnbVact was
passed per gem y com-
measurlt 5“with! tecondfiions existing
11 Waterbury ‘snd Bridgeport This
W on M” 28 and became
, fillewing gday. .
' t‘ obs oflthe statute
. ,1' otous disturbanc-
_ ‘ ble for theVVcorVr;I
5 “an sharltf, de uty s er
belles); called upgn to assist
a supp ion of a mob.
Priory prints of this enactment.
laborer. nobody was liable for ac-
ts of thisesature and in order to
lth “habituation a special act
Vb the legislature provid-
,1_I eetthe ex-
. 0! “I! '1'” 5‘ "I .
erbnry and Br - .
tion 00 the public“ not passed on
9491:9144 mended
, I 11.1?“er shalt be al-
éasons is compensation tor the
loss and expenses of himself. hrs
V 1Vies. raw. othnr. Mawrwbdflng
ppressing any mob or riotous as-
ly.? preserving the public peace,
has to be audited, approved and
taxed by a Judge at the superior court
add to be paid by the state in the same
nor. as do criminal cases.
, 1117 city and serum
bothestate for any strut
i‘deputr or other per-1
an: inch or riotous assemhiyl? ‘erv
(the public peace. or aiford as pro
" - or property en-
'5 ‘5 1 lament I115-
War .49.. r.
z VVVstate under the _-provi
‘ . dhaltfrhe certified to
inch city or borough by
_ or as aVoo‘VIVII as such ragessI
e .aad e a rorn
'91! 11M provided ls them pre-
. 1.149 the superior court)
by said city or borough
the receipt by it}
on» esgessmsnt' by
9...;KJ54".
5% 191% the 9m Moresefiegh :3:
Mutable and fair and
hth' were ap-
healer is allotment
we been made.
47$! d on {:per
3.771111% spend
tiseen fortheoo
‘- to such
. 121: 00111 ensatlon or expenses of .
realist here sang in such so entertain-
‘11- 51511911411111.
. " A of rior Court.
Beginning May 29111:
dherin. at days and nights. at
i'l deputy sheriffs, 224 days
armory-1.1491174. 718
511 special deputy sherirrs, 30
Expenses incurred:
8 deputy sheriffs‘, board and
587 ‘ specis'l deputy sherids.
Sheriff Howley. stationery.
postage clerical work and
expenses for dual disburse-
ments 57.50
V Clerical servlr es.f10.00
Audited. approved and taxed July 14
1903.
. , GWGE.W.. WHEELER.
A Judge of Superior Court
fifteenth mm
Continued trout First Pan.
When the cigar smoke began to as-
(lend Grand Knight Thomas H. Burns
to the assay guests and closed by in-
troducing the toastrnaster of the even-
i g. Dr. William J. Tracey whose sur-
s art a 'tosstmrrster is becoming far-
famed The gifted physician was in as
felitirous mood us our and introduced
the, pnrny speakers in a happy vein
that pleased all.
llr "rruccy said that the Knights
ought to be proud to entertain such
pretty worm-n (referring to the runny
the galleries) and such distinguish-
ed men. They were gathered around
the festive board he said to celebrate
. tho lltteéntll ‘anrrlversary of tho insti-
tution of (‘niholic Union Council. it
was only fifteen years ago tlrnt the
Council was formed but what changes
had taken places in this seemingly
short space of time Religious bigotry
was gone now. had disappeared belorc
the «light of American lntelilgeuoenlld
education. Mhny who helped institute
the Council were gone.'hc aid. but
they Were not forgott n. "l‘ so. too.
there were two great spirits hovering
ov'er.‘ that of (‘hristbpher Columbus.
the order' 11mm)“ saint and that of
Father Mo ivney. the founder of the
order. Dr. Tracey closed by introduc-
log Father O'Donnell who spoke, on
“The Day We. Celebrate" Father
b‘Donncil said that the day we cele-
brate is fr itful memory to the mom-
of tholic Union Council for
fl teen years 'ago they [let sure a part
of the order which reaches from ocean
to ocean. and- haped soon to extend to
Mexico. Cuba and the United States
new possessions. He said that the or-
der performs faithfully and well its
filmed the nllVVerlagonof suffering and
There- were very pleasant memories.
he said. of the Norwsllr Catholic lin-
ion. out of which Catholic 1' men Coun-
.. cll hld' grown: The Council. he be-
licved."hrld" c greatrrst‘ prospbcts of
any time in is 1~r‘-.iristory He had urged
the uniting of the Council with the
Catholic Club. and bellevedlrthat' it
would prove to be a'great step forward.
At the close othFather g‘DonVneli' s re~
marks on t s sugge e ban-
hooters drdfr‘h' 'd toast to H? Whith of
the Indies and invited guests present.
John W. Wchie. the well-5 known vo-
ing manner that he. was. Med. to re-
‘srond With an encore lite first selec-
was "Adieu. Marie.‘ and the on-
core 'Wlii o‘ the Wisp. ” He was an~
companied on the piano by Edward F.
. Hands.
The Rev.- William Mahcr. D D..
_5 «bore em “out“ Inigo—Christopher
Colu‘ln‘bus" ‘ ‘F'n alter said that
he. was proud of the privilege speak
.at the fesuye board. but in heart
he belid .1111 he had'akertdlfiright
to Washington and procured for the
Knights 61‘ Columbus the 11111 hpostol-
ic sanction and benediction.‘ Father
Maher told how since in 1892. when
he mote before the assdin‘llledvxnights
in New Haven. he order had grown to
have: members 119 of 100000 men. He
ld further!» that the gregt country
gasp Columbus should be
is Cdumbl'a. Father Maher
told of the voyage of the great explor-
er and the Christian character of the
en shown by his actions. lie espec-
wrmhe‘liee res intramur- ~~. .
Edward Barrett rendered :1 corner
solo so‘ well that his hearers denuded
an encore which was cheerfully givpn.
His selections were from the user
Vprdl'iand- “Scenes it‘hat "Are t?"
on panied on the piano by Mr. Hands
her m’nreujsr. of' New Canaan.
V nationril chaplain or the order and bro
gotflegher wet the1 K of
r‘t’th‘e' some real ' "‘3
a run ' an
“111271511118, nil-get“ mm: or-
went ,
m
V wing ray to more than 1,500 homes.
~to—aeaaa ambladm bosom?I a
made reference to the chair of uni-
ot coo I5511111311171. Trier would follow
nag. £0171 ‘ {that th -
der‘ s 51hbtto was Iehhrlty sad-I
00 unit; , .'
V 5 ”57011116;
5 Foam
leI
8165.00
“mights at 15 1,120.00
2,154.00
do i a152.0.5 75.00
to . ial deputy. _8 days. at 02, 15.00
'rqtsr. ~ 19,520.00
car fare ti70.ltl
ram and ear ,f‘are, 170.80
Total. 3454. I18
Total of time and expenses 03, 974. 48
arose and expressed a sincere welcome
to for he‘ hd been the one to tourney "
fsohrthe opera Mariana? Be 4141 ac
rs and a .siss.
A 1441 rain was ”$5 mar dtev. Wil-
iilm .l.
iy of Norwailr who was 19 have spoken
on Our Youn'g Itsn' s Societies. " Fsth
or siocunr stated that he had been un
expectediy detained. The Rev. T. 11!.
0109179. of Waterbury, a1 tormerly
horweik was present ab spoke in
a super to cause any a hearty laugh
by his wir "Rat Crowley is a char-
ter member 01‘ Catholic Union Council.
and was associated at Thomaston with
the founder of the order, Father Mc
Givuey .
l
T'i‘he Rev .1 C lr‘ugarty spoke on the
“dinirch and the Future" saying. in
brief, that a great change of feeling
with regard toCatholiclsm had taken
. lilnce among the non Catholics and was
now one of respect and admiration. in
a? possible religious upheaval the
Church of Rome would rise triumph-
out he said. The church he concluded.
bad no respect for riches, no contempt
for poverty but its' sole object is the
salvation of the soul.
Hon. John .1. Welsh spoke on "The
Legal Prefession" and attempted to
prove that the legal profession is the
most modest ind assuming of all pro-
fessions and produced his irrguments in
such an entertaining manner as to keep
everyone in an uproar of laughter. it
was the legal profession. however. that
was the guiding splrit~ln.all matters
pertaining to government. IMr. Walsh
said that if capital and isborowould
govern themselves along lines that pre-
vail 'in the legal-.prafessiom matters
would be considerably straightened
out. There was no law in the legal
profession be field: ’that compelled the
payment of one lawyer as another. like
in the labor union, which says that ev~
'cr-y man shall'ireceive. the same wage.
Lawyersjhe c aimedjwere psirl accord-
ing id'rheir 'a illtyi‘”
Dr. R. M. Wolfe then sang "You're
Welcome as the Flowers is May." be-
ing more than liberally dpplauded. .He
was also accompanied on the piano by
Mr. Ha‘nds.‘ in -tntroducing him Dr.
Tracey said that Igroat deal of thanks
was due him for the noble manner in
which he had risked his own life to
care for the smallpox patients acme
time ago. Dr. Tracey-concluded by
saying that he was an excellent phy-
sician as well as musician. '
EXIMnyor‘Arthur'I 0. Wheeler was
down to speak on "The Press." Mr.
Wheeler spoke in his usual happy man- . 5
not and said that he was on the-pro-
gram to ’speak ion the press but he
knew ,very little'about it. His only on
pericnce was to put a few hundred
dollars into a paper some time ago
with some friends. Mr. Wheeler said
seriously that he believed-the ‘prcss
occupies a most important position in
the social- amt commercial welfareIof
the couniry and he alisO'bolloVed' that
it stands on a better plane than former.
ly. lts morale were better and it ex-
ercises a greatel- pom for t'hs better-
mom of rhepe’o‘ple. ' '
Mayor John J Cavanagh kept every-
one laughing with has toast to "The
Ladies" and welded of! very skillfully
the ilbes‘ he had received at the hands
of the teammates and ex- Hero: Whee-
ler. The various ripeakers had allud-
ed id Mayor Csvadagh‘ s bachelorhood .
and advised him to succumb to Cnpi'd‘s
darts. Thesd wiltrclsms at his expense
did not however "phase" the mayor
in the least.
Congressman E, J. Hill was called
upon to say a few words on "Our Coun-
try. " though names not down on the
prbgrarn and ‘dtd not expect: to speak. _,
M’i" Hill was ready w-llh hid usual triad ‘
of good stories and also spoke on set-
ious trends of thought and touchingiy
rrpoire of the illness of' Pope 1.99.111
also spoils of the removal of class ‘dls-
llncrion‘in the last few years and the
growth of ‘St 'Mary's Church- from a
mere handful of people to 41‘s present
great proportions Mr. Hill said that
our country was too big 71 snblect ‘to
talk on at 12 o'clock at nl at A. mil-
lion had left their own 3101011110“ {the
past year to share in the the
great united 'j'States 2. '
rue“ handsome decorations were
ms e by the committee consisting of
l ‘llea'rn. minnow? Michael
Edvard? William aid,” 0953' ’7'.
H199. n’nd sour-419111 :1
The stage was milde'lnto' 11 prfitty
bower paints bay trees ferns. rubber
plants. hyder
being used. #0111171 ‘plsnts 6:330??-
orsted the tables.
Everywhere from the! he
national emblem in grad he}. '
red; white and blue colors also covered
he front of the state and- lost in front
of the stage' was the spe hers table. .
dilemmas-19: were 10 led with the
ladiesmho 'l. on. alluded to 11,1
the speeches.- whence“ could not '
extehdk to the balconies but ice cream
.: stem thefltafiord lists attend
in”: were Past" Groin} night Joseph
Qreney.Dlotslct Donn James'r. Brui-
mm*'11.0i?avsnsgh and
thefnavdgu
The Rev. Thainssiryfin Shelley. 0t 5
Westport was a so a guest.
The strum-91 our poem What
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”STEKMER '
HAMPTQN
SOUTH NORWAL‘K,. 7: 35 A. M.
Lssvsa New York
BEIKMMMHHIET. ., 2:15 P. M.
(asturd a: 1: 15 p. m.)
EVABT 31.1 mt Ir, 2: 45 P. M.
(Saturday 1: 45 p. m.)
Stopping at Roton Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings.
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City of Norwelk
(17171716147- ONLV)
Leaves New York. Monday Wednesday
and Friday: “5:99.11, [1].:
Leaves Norwallr, Tuesday Thursday
. and naturally.“ 5:00 n..rn. .
Freight ncsmarm'r sum to I P- or.
711cm 71 {may
Personally 06515105 roan.
Iiookilsiand. .nrdaysf 7111’s.: 08.50.
July 18.-25,A119. 1. 8, 15, 22,
Saratega Springs, 4 days' Trips,
$12.50; 9 days. .815.60. July 20, 27.
Aug. 8,10,", 24, 81.
Cottage City. 5 days' Trips, $17.00.
Juiy 20, Aug. 3, 24.
White Mountains 55 day Trips. 8523.
July 27 Aug.10,24.
Aussble Chasm, 6 dsys' Trip. 0525.
Juiyzo, 27. Aug. 3,10,17,2431. .
ANiVsngsVr-rr Falls. 4 day Trip, 010.00.
Uil
Thousand islands, 4 days' Trip, 321.
Aug. 18.
Catskill Mountains, 6 days' Trips.
814.280.1rom New Haven. July 21, Aug.
11, 5.
Royal Tour, 12 days' Trip, 87.3.00
Aug. 48.
Nova Sachs, to 5dsys'_ Trip. 95000.
Aug.15 .
Montreal, mallet: and the Subway
River, ii days' Trip, A1198, 876.00.
. For the ME. Tourist. describing all
Tours. call on
13. w. HARRIS. Agent.
Steamer .
Huntington.
WEEKLY Truss 1'0 Lounfistsho
Round Trip. 650 Santa. ,
Leaves steamboat dock story Friday
at 9 o 'ciocir a. in. Mr Huntington, stop-
ping at [pellet Grove Passengers are
_ allowed 31,5 hours at Huntington and
5 hours at Locust Grove. The return
is ell'ectcd at 4:800' clock. The steam-
er again leaves for Huntington at
o 'Voiock
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in mam... 17. 1903.
LEAVE eours 11017qu FOR
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3: 20: 4: 97, 1': 501: 5:40 atax', 41:36.
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so soars: ,
A. M.-12. 40x, a: 05x, a: 58x. 9: 05
9 422.
P. M—3: 20:. 52,40 5.55X. 7:.20
10:10.:
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NORWALK.
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