EVENING
ABBOOIATED PRES!
ESTABLISHED 1.70.
8ailui’ 3 iii
Was T uiii llll’
John Nolan. of the United
States Navy. is Suffering
from Severe Injuries. Sus-
tained last Night in Rail-
road Accident' In East Ner-
walk
.to‘IiIr .\(illlll.
.\'tIitm‘ navy.
:I- his lIoIiiII.
liIs :iIldrI-ss or the name of the boat
which he was tiII_ lies at the Nii'tvnllt
hospital tIiIlIi_I recovering from It i‘IIil~
III the IIIItI-Il
New York
it built”
who claims
but
I'oIIIl ilt't'lllt'lll which lie sustaiiiIIl lIIII‘,
Itiglil.
N'oluu had been off IIII Ii furlough IIIIII
.‘llilllit'll III New Iith‘ll IIIIII lll'ltlflt'llttll.l
lost what money be
back to
started
In llitirit- cities. he
had and was unable to get
the lirooklyn Iiiii'y _vIIi'Il. IlII
last night l'Iom Bridgeport
I-d II freight train in that city. III-stat-
ed last night that when the train
reached “list N'orw'alli one of the
bI'IIIIcnIIIn IliscovIrIId him and tliIIw
him from the tiItiti. He fell to the
ground and his right ‘Itlm caught in the
train in some way IIIIII was either torn
or cut oil" under the wheels.
This occurred about. ll o‘clock lant
' I-vcninn. Though siil‘fcrlng greatly
from shock Nolan retained presence of
mind enough to walk to the nearest
house, which liiippineIl to III- that of:
(:t‘Ul'Kl‘ (llnistcud, Itfi WintlIIlIl street.
The lilt'lllllt‘l'h‘ of the family had l'i'lllt'tl
i‘or tItI night. bitt IIII Siltt'NtlI‘tl in wIIlII
ing them tip. Ills I'Il‘lll was bleeding
profitstly. and it looked almost Its if
llt' \I‘Iitiltl blIIIIIl to tie -.itlI in line IitII IlIIIIil
aiti could be t-‘Illlllllhlllt‘il. 'I‘lie IIIcIIiI
lit'l'h of the fllnistIIIIIl family bound up
the \voqul Iind stIiunI-III-Il in a IIIIIasiIrII
the flow of lllf‘lltlI \ hurry t‘till was
sent for lllt‘ I’lll‘illllllilllt“.
ed in sliorio riier and the Injured man
was lilit‘t‘ll to the N'orwnlk
where IVII‘llllll treatment w-Is given
him. In addition to the loss of his
arm, III- also Sll>lillllt‘(l II severe scalp
wound. and It was learned upon t'Ill‘In
i‘ul examination that his collar bone
was broken.
He is reported as getting atom: as
well as could he expected today.
Those who saw him last night state
that he showed admirable grit to walk»
ing from the scene of his accident to
Mr. Olmstcad‘s bousII and that he was
just its fitll of grit when the doctors
began the work of trimming and sew-
lng his wounds. The arm was unipuv
titted bv Dr, P. ll. linker and llr 1..
Ni. Allen.
Nothing further regarding his real-
IleIIIIc could be learned froIn him today
at the hospital. Whether he fell frotit
the train or was thrown from it is al»
so in doubt Those who s'iw him last
night say that he was perfectly sober
HOLY NAME!“ SOCIETY MASS.
Was Suno in St. Joseph's Church. This
Morning. by Rev. Dr. Maher.
The that of the parish society mem-
orial services for November was held
In St, Joseph‘s Church. this morning.
at S o'cloI-II, when the annual requiem
was sung by Dr. Mather for the Holy
Name Society. for the decl‘ased III-III»
tivcs and friends of the Ming meni-
bcrs and the single deceased IIIeIItber.
I)Innis Lynch. On Friday morning.
the memorial requiem will be for all
deceased members of the Parish Asso-
ciation and the relatives and friends of
living members. On Friday. November
20, the requiem high mass will be for
the deceased members 0f the SIIIIpIIlIir
Society.
The Rev. John l-‘Ieming of Bethel.
accompanied by Mr. Gannon his Inchi-
tI-IIt paid a visit to St. Joseph' 3 Church
this morning to study the dc Notations
and select some of the fitter features
for the Iellt'w‘dl of tltc intciior of the
patisli Ihurch of llethcl.
l
.\lucli enthusiasm has been aroused
in The Norwalks over the gracious gift
of Mrs. President Booeevcli to St. Jes-
eph‘s Fair. obtained through the kind
offices of a lady of the parish. The
Misses Margaret and Sadie Smith have
the canvass of the handsome framed
picture of the executive mansion.
Washington, and the patriotic desire to
win the precious prize has taken pos-
session of the community.
There is also in the fair a magnificent
gold framed portrait of His Holiness.
Pius X. the fleet authentic picture of
the Sovereign Pontlff taken since his
accession to the pontiflcial throne and
a gift to the fair by John T Hayes of
Norwalk
ISSUING LIQUOR LICENSES.
The county commissioners will be
in their office during the present
Week for the reception of license arr
plicatlons to be advertised In Bridge
port. They will visit Stamford, Not--
wnlt. Greenwich and Dalilllll‘y for the
purpose of issuing licenses. begin-
ning Wednesday, Nov, 1X. when they:
will sit in Stamford. Friday. Nov. 20.
they will hold a session at Norwnlk;
Wednesday November 24. at Dnnbury:
anti Friday~
Wit-h.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LZCTURE.
There will be It lecture on Christian
Science by a member of the Christian
SI-tcnre Board of Lectureship Edward
A Kimball in the Opera House at
Stamford Connecticut Tuesday even-
ing. November to, at 8 oclock. This
are cordially Invited.
who refuses to give.
and board-I
which Ill'l'le'
llospitalm
November 27, at Green.
l
Eutoiod at the South Nornalk
Poet-unite In Second Clans Mutter.
‘CuiIIpany Claiitts lt-
Needs all the Water
Jerome Paper Company, of Norwalk,
Objects to Trap Rook Company
Tapping Five. Mile River,
'l‘lII-I'c win. It l'IIIilIet' lIt'Iil‘llli‘. yIvs-tI-r
I day before the IIIIIIIIIIIIIII- appointed by
the superior coutt to llI'Itl‘ tlII- Iipplt
l cation of the ridgeport Hydraulic I‘IIIII
for the thin .Ii liilitI \\IIlIIt' trout IliI
Five Mile river for the ’l‘I'Itp llock
reservoir, of llI'lIlg Ipoi't. 'l‘lic priIiIi
pal opposition to the IIotiipaiijII's appli-
cation is Illlltlt' bv the Jerome I‘Iiper
(‘ompany which run II snmll plant with
the water “lilt‘ll t‘tllllt's from It littlI-
vsll‘t'IIIll rIIIIIIitI: iuIII lllt' l‘l\'t'l'. liti-
IIIIIIIII was offered to show that the
company III-IIIiIIII the water to I'll” its
iplnni and that if there was any rI-IiuI
iiton in the supply of water the com
‘ puny could n It continue II was shown
that the common s business was not
lot sntliIIicin volume to warrant it not
. using steam. The expense for coal and
l ctirtage would be too great. The strong
force of water made it possible lot
l the I-Iunpiiny to run III II protit in this
‘ location. There was considerable cvi
llt‘lll't‘ offered to l'lItIW IIII- llllltilllll of
wittIIi wliiIli tloIvIIIl down this: siIIIIitII
IIvI-Iy IIIIy. 'l‘liI-Ie are It IitIiIIbI-i' oi
parties iIItIIiI-sIIIII in the wIIIIII I-oIitI'o
vIIrsy Questions of watI-i rights Iiti
Iinvolved and legal points are I'IllN'll
fw'liiI-li lil't' liliI-lv to take the I-IIIII- to
the siipiIIIiI-I court bIItIIrI- it i-.- vItlIIvl
Stoddard. 'IlIiI'slI ck ItIiI'II'IlIIIaIi :Ippiat
lot the wit I-i' t‘IIllIlillll). l-‘IirI-st A
EKlt‘lll for the paper company. and
illttt'llIIIi .t'; llavis 'of .\'Itt'wiillI. foi
other interested parties. The mom
‘bvrs of lllt‘ ('llnlnlllllt' 'llt‘ t‘hIII'IIIs t-‘I
it‘iiIiIiIIlIl III' lli‘lIlt'I-poit ll“lll'\' (‘
White. of New lltiicn, and John S
Sanford ot' ltIIlIIlnc.
i
I THE NORWALK BIRD CLUB.
Meeting Held Last Night With Mrs.
Quintard m Norwaik
E The .\'III'waIlI IiIrIl t‘lIIb met at the
:home of Mrs. Qlll'ililrtl, N'oi walk. lust
‘v-III Ilill" 'I‘wo IIitI-rI dine articles, tlllt’
’\‘.'itlt .\IiIlIiIIIIII IIIi III. lI‘lIIrile'i Keys
about the habits or the .\IIIIIoWIir
liirils. was l'i'lltl liv Bliss Quttitiii'd. and
was told by .\llws .lIIIiIIIII‘Is. 'l‘lic l'llt‘l‘h
-Ii.~i sliIIwIIIl ili'ly moieties of birds l-li'll
titiI-il IlttIitlg October. The next lllt't‘l
.\li': ll II'ox. West
I
i
la bocni WIIiIe ’l‘hrvizits III Franc-unit.
t
I
I
|
i
lot: will be with lC
‘Sll‘i‘t'l
FIII'IIwiIIII. is
II list of Ill I birds to be
~I-Ivu IlIIIIIIg N'ovI-ziilwi" liivbiii. it'IIII
sparrow. bluc llll‘tl,.\“lltlt' throat spai‘
i”)\'.' but: I-‘llll'l'ttW. IIIIlIiI' wax wiIItII
downy WUOIlllt‘t‘kt'l', hairy wIIoIlpI-IIkcr.
fIiIkIII, bI'oII'iI IIIIIIIpIII'. \\'llllt‘ hrIIItsIt-Il
nictlIIItI-Ii, I-hiI;itIlIII-, Carolina \I'I‘en.
IviIitcr \l‘l‘t‘ll. gold fInI-lt. purple “llL‘hI
olden crow-u knight. rub_I crowned
IIniIth, blue lay. meadow lark. In)rtlII
wiirblcr. nortlIIIriI sliriltII. sturling.
IuIiIIIv IIIIirmik.
NEEDLEWORK GUILD OF AMERICA
Annual Mcclmq to be Held In the CcI‘iI
tral Club on Thursday Morning.
()ti Thursday. November I: III that!
'I III. III the I‘m trIIl (‘Iub. will be III-'It
'hc annual meeting of tlic N'ItrwiillI
br'InIIlI ot' the .\'I-IIIllIworlI tluiltl oi
.\IiiIII'iva for lllt’ cxhihi'ion Illl'l IlIs
'I'ibii.II-II ot' iiillllll‘lllri for the N'oiwuil
IIoIpIIIi‘ and II III I' bcIIv fiI-iIiiiII .
.‘Ileniheis of HIV (Iui‘IIl IIrII I-IIrIIIIsI')
Insed to respoi It promptly to the an
IIIIIII- II:.IIIItt of their IlireIiors that
'Iv-Ic may In no delay in the Ilistribi
tttiII.
Friends of this total work IIIII cordial
invited to IIIII exhibition after I
o‘clock p. m.
NEW TYPE OF SLOT MACHINE.
Company Busy for Long Time.
The C
(‘ompain bus Iloscl II preliminaiy Ion
tiavt for the building of marker tvm-
of slot machine while drawing up the
papers for the liitiilil ng of 10,000.
This will call for the employment of
from My to scvaniyfire additional
IIaIIls. when the contract is in fttll
lswing.
This contract ls with different people
iIintl foI an entirely different machine
l " out what the Nit-Ribbiu (‘omtianv III-II
! now making and assures their factory
ibusy times for niontl s to come.
CUNNINGHAM PRIZE ESSAYS.
'iltc essays for the Cunningham
yearly '- prizc offered to the pupils II!
thI- Franklin school. have been handed
in and submitted to the committee at
'.iudges. .\Iisscs Mary and Sadie llibblc
and Frank A. Ferris. “The Passing
of the Stage Coach." is the title of the
I-Isay. The committee will report
heir decision about Thanksgiving
time when the prize will be awarded.
YALE-PRINCETON FOOTBALL
GAME.
To provide for the expected heavy
travel to New Haven next Saturday. on
account of the football game. spot-lat
express trains will leave South Nor-
walk at 10:03 and 1l203 a. m., as It re-
lief to regular tinins which will proba-
bly leave New York loaded to their lint-
it.
SPRING STREET LOTISOLD.
Herman Quittuer has
through the. agency of Jacob M. Lay-
ton. a lot on the east side of Spring
street. owned by Gerard H. Weed. III
the spring Mr, Quittner will move the
house recently purchased by Dr. Jean
Dumortier from the corner of Washing
'ton and Franklin streets. to the new
site he has secured in Spring street.
l REMOVING TRINITY ORGAN.
Charles G. Ives be'tm the work to-
I‘av of r moving the old organ from
Trinity Church to make room for the
within a few days.
dist Church.
purchased, ‘
Will Keep the McKibbin Manufacturing "
N'. Ste Kili‘oin Mil‘ltlflltflllllilll‘.‘
ling of the llttvmakers was held
.__........
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.I TUESDAY. NOV.
iiiiiiual Ball
The drums
South Nurwafls Singing
Society Scores a Success
V'J Waterbury Smith
, ..-...m
ilad Ills Revenge
Resident of Darn-n. Formerly of South
Norwalk, Cantos Arrest of l‘rely
Ferris, in Standard.
The iIturtIIIIIi wotils liildrtllI-J, l’IIiiIi
HIIIvIton :Ttit of the revised gcnI-iai
ItltllllltIsI of tiIII‘Ii figured in II none in
the t‘ity (butt in Sfunii‘ord. yIIIIiI-i'Iluv.
It was in the case of lI‘reliIIinuyscIi
l“t‘l'l‘l‘I' proprietor of the Stamford
Htlllrt‘. I'lIIIIgIIIl with I'liilnlltl." the li-
quor laws in keeping his pIIIII- open
in the Hall in Madison.
Street—dame Attendance
tIfteI legit! hours and of Dr. I), A. Han-l
tnhnn and .l. I‘II-Il Imshe CllttlgtItl with-
Iviol II but of the liquor laws In being
iiII ibII mine in forbidden hours. The
violation of the laws oc'c'iIItI-Il l-‘IlilIttl
moiulug lust and Who t‘ftlchl to the at
and finePregram Presented
The annual hull of the South Nui-
wIillI .\riI II SItt‘lt‘tX was lli‘ltl lilal'I'Vi‘ll-
Ifng. III .\rion IIIill. [H't't‘tlll‘tl by It may
Itlllrllt' and pleasing concert.
’IIII-rI were llll'KI‘ IIIIIIIgI'ItIuIIs
IIiil iroiu the hi iIigI port Arion Society.
the .\‘tIIiIiiIirIt ’l‘iIrIII-r 'l‘iit'III, and from
.iIl llilI III-t‘iIIIIn organizations In llie
.\'orwitlks There were lIIItIvI-I-II vltttl
III the hall. and II good
IIIIdiI-nci Ut't'llllll‘ll IlII’I gal-
l'III't that the stutt-
lliill ilIIIII‘
II’llll IIIIo pII lilt‘
pail Ill the
my, owing to the
'11); capacity of lilt'
‘ItI‘IItIII.
.I IIIII-IIIIl‘
Iltt'lltlll' Poet and l’tasiint.
I-‘I'III man s .\I ion (In hIIstIII
lIIs stIIIit cine IIIIIIII-lititzc lIiIIilT
.\rion Society, South NorIvIIII.
llIIrItoIiI- .\'olo 'I he llrigItnIl .. Spencer
.lIII- \\'It'ltlIIl.
ltii Itist IitIIiII 'l'I'IIIIni,
.\iitIIl SiIt'lt't)‘.
\'Ioliti .\‘olti
Iii‘iIlg-Iport.
t‘iIrIitinIIi I .1 Hail
ItIiIloipIi Wilcck.
\'ortrIIg.
.JIIIIIIIII “It Wits the Itnich."
Mutt. WIIIIIIIII‘.
I, \\ItlIlIIerIiisrlII-II.
in. tin IvIIIIl tll‘\ .\torgIIns quIlI,
t‘u liiIi'kliIIIIi,
StIiIIItoiIl ’i'IIrIiIIi' 'I‘IIi'IIl.
ilIit'IIoIiI- I~iolo ltlow! Iilow tIiItII Win-
III \I'invl . . . Sargent
.IoI- \‘I'iIvIIlIIr
\'IiilrIIg.
l‘zllt'ltl't "III
little.”
the titttttl ltlil .\‘IIIIIIIIIII‘
.‘\1.Itt \\'IeliII~I.
ll)ll|il an ill" .\ittsik.
.\litill South .\'oi'wiil'n lllltl tli‘clicstra.
IIlIItl, “I‘ili‘l‘ II.I.~ liquIiIIsiIIIIIIIlIly lllI'
hit I” IoII l'\t’llllll..'. lll> lit'l'lIlIlll scl-
i'llttll.‘ \t'IIItI IIXI’t‘llIIItl I'tlltl
'IIlltl‘l'litl‘ III II iIuII' IIi itttttzlitt-I‘ between
the verses. .\iaIt hlIIisI-tf was gotten
up regardless in It fl'ttf'li coat, white
"plug" but. white “‘er with tremen-
ItIiIs l:IpeIs, Though flllllUHl I"\'t'l"\"
the iii the audlence was familiar with I
"It Was thI Iiutch," they had never
lieIIiIi it rcndIIreII’ III it better and mute
.iughIIblI- manner than it was last
evening. by the gIItiiIIl MIItt. 'I‘ItI-sitmtv
was the case with
summer Time."
The mice singing societies present
‘iltl IIki'IIllt‘lIl \\‘Iitlt.
Ipplaiidcil
-I\"I Hm .\I: III 7 litvillit't' . “tin \t’It'
IIIIIl III two 3“ IIII IIII: \IlIIIII in II III ll
.~iiitc II to liiI~ III I- III- wI Is IIIIitlII Hi Is«
II IIil_\ IIIIIoI'.I~Il
ltud llllll \l. I ‘c-IlI in his IeIiIlItlon of
( :l\IlI'lliI'”I made It leIiIIIIIl hit. and
iv llit II. Huh I IIIIvoIIIl question that he
‘I- '.~' muIlI Iilii ity as It violinist.
.\I the close of the concert the floor
was IIIIIIIII-d and dancing contititi-Il titt-
:l the small bouts.
”iilc IiII tubers of the committee were
John NII IugI batter Ihiiirmai I: Albert
i‘II Ig IlIIiIry Fl'tll' b. Frank Wilcck and
IIIItry .\foIIlch‘.
'ORWALK CLUB POOL TOURNEY.
IIIII- ‘;I'|Illt‘ was played in the pool
illl‘I‘I‘illII'lll of the .\'IIiwnlk (“tilt in t
\I lil' .: III. t‘hIIIlIIs II t‘husin: tr. .30.
v- .I.IiI-Il ItIItIIII IrfoIIl Il\'IIII i. III". by the
WW of .'.o to 2:: The at Inc by
II‘Itmt h.
.I III-iI-t 127-, t‘hasmai‘. .‘dt
4 2 It
H»- I H»:
l.'. 2..
It; .‘III
:3 Ilui
I’Itl
BALLOTS OF FIRST ELECTION.
[Street Sitpciitttcndcnt Samuel W.
”(Hf ..Ir of Soith Norwalk III IIIv ‘tl
tlti'ottIIb the mail toIlaI n paIIIngc con
Itinint: a number of ballots of the flisi
Ilcctlon lIIlIl b_\ the (‘ity oi South Not
Walk. at width the late Dudlev P
V‘ '
II‘vy was chosen niay'.oI The bal‘ots
were presented to Mr. Ilovt bv W alter
IIIIII kingbam now of Brid ,IIIpoIt. but
rho was the fil<l city clerk elected
in this c'ity. Mr. lloyt prizes the col
l"t.'ll(lll very highly.
FChL‘STERS IN NEW CANAAN.
Ten members of (‘otnt Mahackeino
II‘. of It went to New (Yunnan last ev-
ening in It IIngonIttc and initiated fif
'IIIIII new members into the newlv In—
:llllllf‘il MIKleley (‘ourt in that place.
A fine banquet was served to them at
'Ihc close of the work. Those who went
were (‘ornel ius Ryan. Gus I‘Ifagner.
I.':tmcs Houllhiin. Erntst Hopkins Char
leI Wallace. (‘harlez Cas III. John Cos
I-y Stephen lleat. Thomas Baxter and
Jeremiah Murray.
HAYMAKERS’ INITIATION.
A Iery enthusiastic and busy meet-
last I
evening in Red Men‘s Hall. Party
members were taken In The degreel
work done by the team was pronounc-I
III excellent ‘.After the business of'
the evening. all present sat down to a
fine banquet.
A UNIQUE DINNER.
Four well-known Narwaik couples
will have a P! ane cIuIrse dinner this
evening. One course will be served at
t e home of club of the four Indies in
new one which Is expected to arriveitbe party
The 0. ‘Il organ ha I I
lecture is free in the public and all been sold to a Mount Vernon MethoI'
There isn‘t any money to burn when
you strike a. love match.
-
prIIs- ‘
was.
the tollowing piogriiio IIIIII.
\‘itfl '
kept the?
"In the flood (tld'
tllltl were lIIIIIrtIly‘
tent ion oi the po‘ ice in J. \\utIIthI_\
{Smith of Ilurlc.ti I'oIInIIrly of Soutlil
:Ntil‘thllI'.
l Mr, Smith, it appears, entered the
I
saloon about 3:.‘ltl in the morning and
demanded liquor lliI= dunno I! w as lt‘
viuscIl iiuIl forthwith lII‘ bled blin to
:police headquarters and IIIIIIpliiiIicvl
that Mr lIIIIls's bar was wide opt-u.
IIIIliI-emcn llutton nnIl Knrtli
over They found .\lt‘.
other men utentloncd In the
There was no liquor iii sight. and no
evidence that nor had been sold or
IlruiiII. N'I airI-siI were IIIIIIII- until
tits evening when l'illlt‘t‘llliill
lkttl\t‘tl warrants on Messrs. lv'IItijI.
'IliIuIahIIIi IIIitl lIiisltt‘ Itcputy Sliv-I'ii‘l
'll-Iuli'ic sI-ivI-Il II warrant on Mr
Slittllt.
l III the Stamford t'ouri. yestI rduy .\Ir.
lilflt'tI.
Smith was charged with entering ”to
IIIIrrIIIIm iII forbidden hours. with the
Intent to purchase,intoxicnuis.
was a clear case anoint-It him.
was lined 3.1 III lllt‘ case of .\Ir, Fir
ris. the minimum line of it" was im-
posed.
l'rosecutinu~,I\ttoI‘IIcy (‘IirtIIr called
his llI'IInIir's ii‘tvItitiiIt to the seeming
deft-Ii in the statute covering the case
of .\fcssrs. LII-die and lIIiIiitIlIaIt. Sec-
tion L‘,'IIII prIinItI-Il tlint iII-Is‘oits who in
gforbitldcn hours. should enter places
“llt‘l't‘ Intoxication liquors :ll‘t‘ sold iii“
“who \\‘tIltI found there should be with
I, iI~I-t :II the pIIItIIltI whiih i- III'IIsIIribv
It‘ll in Section ‘..'.Tl'..'. and which is it
{fine of front sltl to 3200, :\t lllt‘ Inst
si-IIion of the III-gislnttiie SI-Ition
I“ T'il wits umIvnIlI II no Hi: It the pI-nnIII
. .houlIi be u tin: or not mote than $7.
Iln soInII manner or other
mystery to the lawyers the words
‘ ItnIl cvcrv person who shall be found
III I'lll\' place during such hours"
been omitted in th-I revision made this
I‘inIr, It was to thi~ oniissuin tlia' .\Ir.
it‘ntter called his llonor'si attention.
"This is the flrsI time the question
has been hroutzht ._ my il'll‘ll'ffil‘ "
said Jnilue Ilowns. "In \lI'W of
large number of st: 'li cases that ('(IIIV‘I
before this: IIiitIt l \I'IIIIlIl not \\’Il'll iv‘
dispose of It without some IIIItIs'idIIrII-1 ‘
1 thin "
ills llouor took the case under IIIIIi~
- \ll‘t'l‘fltltlll
,Riiwavteii firemen
i llitld Annual Meetings
l
E. L. Stevens Chosen ChIef Engineer
cf the Department and E. W. God-
t trey Foreman of Hose Co.
The itrnuul meeting of the Row-II)-
‘Iui I‘irII llepitrtiti nt Wits IiiIIIl iii the
Hose House. in Rowaytoii avenue. last
evening. and the following officers w'erc
IIlII‘IIIIIl for the IIustIiIi-z y'IIIII"
t‘hief Enginccrvd-TIIwin I. Stevens.
\ssistnnt Chief Engineer— I\. ll
(‘leI'IIrlI‘y.
I‘III rotary -- William (I t“a: ‘k
Treasurer II-llIirry .\‘ lll‘Hl't
lmmediatclv a‘II-r the adjournment
of the Fire IlcpIiI“IucIIt nIIIIIintz. ilI
{annual meeting' of Itoway‘nn litm-
t‘ompany, No l. II It: he‘d and “Tim
ibIIIirltII: lt‘pm‘ts' fIIItIi the IIffIcIIIs forl
the past _veai the following officI-Its
\IIrvI ('lt'If‘lI'tl for lllt‘ ensuing year:
l"‘i"t‘nlill" IIIIIwin \\ IIIIIIfI'ev
I-irst Assistant II"oIcIuIin ~‘Willlam
“more SI“
Set (ind .\sslsltltll lv‘ori man —‘«\\ infield!
ll. Grant.
Recording
(‘lIirk
Assismnt Recording
hurt 'I‘. Marsh.
Financial Secretary ..
TIIIIIsurIIr— Harry S.
StIIw'iIrd-— \‘I' I". (build
Artis‘ant Steward- I-‘IIIIIIIIne Amblrr
II‘inIIncI- t‘ommittIII»~tlccrtztI Stevens
chairman: Daniel I‘. Wicks. John If
I'lander.
Investigating Committee—«Edgar H.
Lane. chairman: Irving W. Clark.
James E. Stevens. Charles A. Tuck.
llarvey Acknrt.
Refreshments were served after the
meeting adjourned.
Foreman Edwin W. Godfrey. of Row-.
ayton Hose Company. No I. very cred
itably commenced the duties of his
new office last eveninL' by ordering the
boys out for a short practice run af-
ter the meeting. Nlr. Godfrey Is very
popular with the boys. as was evidenc-
ed by the unanimous voIe electing hitn
Ito the. office of foreman. anti promises
to make It first-class officer III every
respect.
ScIIretIII'ywWilliunt 0
Secret Itry ——ICI
Iv? II.
liryan
Evory.
HOSPITAL MEETING POSTPONED.
The meeting of the Norwnlk Hospital
'Assoclntlon. which was to now been
held tonight has been postponed until;
next Tuesday evening. on an otmt of
the entertainment at the Norwnlk Club
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Nov 1" - ‘trrlvod: Kni-
-Ier Wilhelm II. from Bremen.
BOSTON. Nov. 10. —ArrleId:
er Coltimiiian from lnndon.
A regular meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company was held last ev-
ening at the truck house. Two new
members were taken in and considers.
ble routine business was transacted.
Steam-
\\('lll 1
II‘v-rris and thc‘
KIIIIIII
'l‘liIII'e .
and III';
which is It.
llil\'i"
thev
"‘NTIN
NEW! FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 'IY A CPICIAL WIRI AND OUR OWN OPERATOR. 1'
Io. 1903.
Easy litttarg
l‘tll’ Cu. F
i
Defeated the Sioux Ath-
iIetic Club. of New Yerkw
by a Score of lwenty- nine;
' to Seven—local Ieam Gave
ta fine Exhibition
'i’lIII t‘oiiipuny II‘ basketball team put I
up II \'t‘l'_\' strong gitiuI at the III'ItIoI‘y.l
III I night nnd gave tlII Sioux .\tlilIItIII
‘t t'iIib (II New Toil. city its tirst beating
loi the sump though the team has
lpliiycd n lllllliltt'l‘ or games. The limit
sI-I,.II was l\\'t'lll_\"lllllt‘ to M‘Vi'll
I 't he NI w Ytll'lit‘IF. Iit IiII IIuisIIt. gave
it! "good exhibition and itlll‘l' III'\l'llll
ItiiiiIIItvvs' [ll'ly‘ sIIIII-Ii the first goal
:l'ltilll IIII- iIilII. tliIiIigli lI' had hl'till'tl
it'ioIii the tool lillt‘. ItIIt tli- ilIII r was:
not llll’ lImII tlIIv I..I~'ItIII--I .III in
iiiI'IlIii of playing IIII The) wire HIIIIII‘
.lost on the gen-nous ill't‘li. So lllllI'lII
illllilillli: qIIiI kly \viiII‘II-il them, for they
l
Illt"
I
. \\l‘lI‘ ll‘tvl to plIIyIIi: iIi t‘l'illlt|lt'll qIIar
I IIIIII.
I The l‘ burs gII\II It I‘ll v. r eIliIlIitiiInl
of hi along and pit s~2 or, and IIttI-. tv ii
IiilIiIitIs of play had their visions at:
their men). do help matters along;
the latter had II inII fillllt‘lt III' l'illllt‘s,‘
jIIiIIIl tlIIvIw wildly for thc goal baskets.
3.-\ll of the tiII-nibI-rs of the team Ivere
lzirgc, ldllii)’ players, and by all lllt'lll'
oils of ordinary figuring should ltltllil“
Ii great the. 'I‘lIv-y towered far above
the lllllll‘il)’ boys bitt the latter wi-i‘e
IIIII'II II;ilI Notably. tlhtotto :ItIIli
.l‘nanI gave .1 flt'lllllllt' I-I-ntIrtioIIist'sI
II‘\lllllllltlli in twisting and turning. get-‘-
ting out of tiic Kl'thlt of their more
we glity vapttiicitts
j The Ii'IliI-s \vv'rc of IIvIIitv minutes”
IIIIII-atiou. and despite the unevenness
_lot' the more, tli-- L’Jlilt' was played for
I
all It, \\':i.~ w'viitli iron the tap III ”II"
gang III the oiitsit, to the (tip at ”It
i I Ii l oi the sv-I Ill‘IIl lll’l‘ltltl ‘
I IliI - \l lIllI‘:"'1lIll wits Iery tonilvlciiti
III \IItoiy, I.Iid IiIititI'Iilly w‘I-iII IIiItclI
ItilllllmItl :It tlIIIr overwhelming do».
[I.It tin-_I. IIIII‘I. liIIII'II\.-i_ w’IIll Stilts—
ItI-III with lilt' treatment they i'IIIII‘Ilvv'Id,
out were IxccptIIzii.Ill_v well plI-IIIIIIIli
:“illl tltc playing iloIII. i
’ The game started off with n rush.t
IIIIII ftom the find few moments of plny.i
It very close game ht‘l‘lur‘tl imminent»
‘ \ tool was declared on the visitors at»;
r“\|'l'ltl ntiiiutcs' play. and l’nynci
.IrId Its II result hunt the foul ltnII.i
I'I'IIII goal throwing of both teams dur-I
it‘l’
tint: tIiI game was excellent. llttt ton
"l tltrct- Iiiiirws II:i~.~IIIl. t
The ball \IIIII through the II‘ line tot
:IhI IiitIi's tcrIIIIII'y IInIl iiuriis.
ltlIII-w' truly. landing the bill in tlIIII‘
”vi. The ball was soon \I'liIichl backl
l.II:o the I” II t'i'lltlt’X and I‘I-Iu llllt’il there
on lllt‘ )Iil‘t‘IIll'l' part of the game. Aj
Iti'II M on followed from llll‘ lll'ltl‘ by
l.I~tI-r. putting the lump team in the
toad nine more. They were ncvei'I
iIi IItIieIi agtIiII
lhiI >t"tiIII Ill the and III the lltst lillfi‘
was in hour In I . IlIIIIIi to tour.
The IItlII-.a|s til: the game erIII
t‘IIIIIlIIs tIuIIInicrI. of t‘onipany l-' and
.\lstrs. llnrns and North of the \lSll-‘
out team.
There was very little kick-l
ing during the game. though the rulel
nook was used to decide two plays '
IIiII .\iontunks did not plav last I IIIn-
ng. and dining tIII time their gamel
"IvoIIlIl have been III piogiess SIec' II"
;Ilrcliistra gave a t‘l‘lltt‘lf After the
..:IIIIIII. the musicians took positions inl
:lllt‘ mum of the limo and ruined for!
’IIIIIIIIIIII: until midnight. 'llicrc was at
lgotd IIttIIIdIIII-.c and many took pitit
In the dance
'llte sIoIe of the game and the Intel-
TIIIIII lllll‘blllt'll
Q IIIIII.
.tlt"‘l IIIII'III‘I'IIIl.
l
. IIIIsIIIi was an :ittt‘mpt to buck thi- cen-
WEATHER FORECAST.
Cloudy, probably with occasional
rnln tonight and Wednesday; warmer
tonight in New Hampshire and Vfl‘I
moat: fresh went to north winds, tn-
crooning.
TWO CENTS.
_I. ~--=
WiltaIiSihuiIl
ill 'l‘utal lass
Principal Charles W. Whit-
lIL‘I‘I ‘I'.”"I. Ii‘I§"'I';'IIi‘IVI'I’I'?“II‘-‘III'§T ‘ I'..'I‘I’I‘."I.I;‘.‘Il'I‘ii‘Il gloclt's Wellvltnewn Educa-
ll‘lllt'i' than Ital o tiIIir opponen s i , ,
“ Institution Burned to the
South Norwiilk did not lllH'tI the team
lwoik sufficient to overcome this Ilisnvl-
football Well Played
‘ in flatteriwlesterdav
South Not'walk High Schools Defeated
by the Darirtt Juniors by Scour
of it to U.
III I IIII well piIIyIIl 1":II'H‘IF“ I'IIIIi
bull _IIII .ItIIIIIIy IIItIIiIIoIIII III ltitIlIIIi lllt
liltlli II I'Illllllttl Ilivlt'tt IIIl the SIM”:
N'onIIIiII llluli .\‘IIIIIIIII lI'llIil III iI .IIIIII
Itf ll In it
At the outset. it was easily IIotiI-IIII
\‘IiIItIIgI and despite the disparity in 6. d Y d Af
‘weight IoIiIiItucIl the policy of ”It“ ‘0"fl . ehler ay ‘er'
hucking throughout the entire game»
Whenever they made tIIItl play; their
gains were gIIIItII
Irvin—Student‘s and Pro-
I.1333;,“"i-‘I‘.‘I‘:,.':..:." 'I'I'I‘I‘I“it:‘.:;..‘.‘:f.'“II<‘x I’l: giessor’s Narrow Escape .
Soutbwick. of Norotott. and Clifford Atl-'
Iiold. timers; .\Iessrs. Kendall and (lot-
'I‘liII boarding school for boys and
young men. at Wilton. conducted by
"‘1‘"“""”i’““"“““‘I“l”1“"”” IIIIIII-IIIs w'. wIIiIIIiI-II, was entirely
‘llatialifii't‘iit l. H S. N\":‘G:i destroyed by lll't‘ yesterday‘Itftornoon.
'Hmimm I-‘ it PHIHMJ iIIllItlllllj; It heavy loss. Fortunately
t‘liadtlerton II II [hummus th- Ie \‘I‘it.~ Ito loss oi the. though there
I V liiH'llltilltl “'f’l't‘ St’Vt'l'lil \‘t’l‘y lliil'l'le (’Ht‘lll)?s_‘
:I'Iuith (3 it . \WI‘. (Inc w'Ika-nundeit buy. It. student at
“3,”. (I MM," tIIc school, was tlclt‘l'lllillt‘tl to stay in
Hunt I' It Ii. lIiI-iI-v h" room on the thIIIl Iloor. despite the.
SI-llIII-li it 'I‘ (tum,jhllittIII->I lf \\I'I> lt‘illlh‘tl by the “[9.
Wood It II) ‘ Smrmvm” lighters that tip boy had managed to
.\'II-IIIIIs I. II: Kittie , “N “Wu". ”m“ thcot'hcl‘ students, duh
In“ “a i, k i. 'I‘ Hmmnm“ _ buck IittI. the. budding and tip to his
hm“ i.. H mm tIIIIIu .\lr .\‘Ihitlork, when seen this
IIIIIII .\IIIIIIIIIIIII .II; IIIIIsI-Iii, ‘ morning. "“l ""‘ "“"" ‘0 Ewe "19
IIIIl's name. .A. fellow student. (I. Span-
iard named Louis. entered the burning
building. I'llltl brought him out with dif-
flcultr Ily this time the eaves tit this
end of the building were falling. Pro-
l‘tIlell‘ Hamilton had an narrow escape
fiotn suffocation.
Aftei the fire broke through the roof
it was an lncredltubly short time before
the whole building wart It mass of ruins.
‘I‘hI structure was {I wooden one, and
not the least bit of a breeze was need-
ed to assist the flames In their path
of destruction. although there was one,
for the barn about one hundred yards
southwest of the school building took
fli'II several times. I‘arh time the
flan-mi Wt‘lf Ivnv lv ’Ied here and this
llllll'litlt’. was saved
‘II- WhitloI k I- Il‘IlI’tl an insurance of
I!“ “no on the school building and
If'.’ one on the contents This Insurance
was; with “liver Ii. Wilson. of Norwalk.
Ant tber St one was carried on the barn
and tool house 'I‘hi< in the second time.
‘.'ilr Wliltlock's school has bmn burn-
v-Il tltv- IIhv-r five having occurred on
'lI-tolici‘ 29m. 1594.
(‘nntinucd on \m and Page.
'l' he first half was about even for llle
two teams. ihoiiith ItIII'ien bad It Hill“
the best of it toward the end. owl-I.
to the pI-rsistent line bucking in which
South Noi'w'nlk Indulged.
Ilozitrdus Iva: IIIi. II knocked out. but
was game and wanted to play “(Hill in
the H‘ltlilll liiilf. though he had to he
carried off the field Ilniing' the "l'nl
Iiiti‘iv‘n. lltt\'.t‘\'tII‘. lt'fllt'efl to line
up again If he pla. ed and a substitute
was put in his place,
In the second half. Itnrien bait
thinIzs their own wit“ and iv)‘ t'i‘lltllll.’
t‘iIft'oi-Il Johnson around the ends anti
Ibroth Iltvv I‘I"I‘l' made good Latins ail
most every time. Johnson did most of
the work for Itarien. though the line
w It~ hood in cIvItin I I‘I'Irvtusli and break-
int: up the plays of Sou'li .\'IIIIwailI
It was a good III-an game to watch
and all enjoyed it. (me funny lllf‘l-
IIIIIIi'IIrIi Smith who
‘s IIII ardent Illilllllt r of the game, was
IitIIrI-sII-d in IviIttltiIig what he sup-
li’l‘. 'l‘lie tirst tIiIIIIII he knew. however.
be burned that it was an end play and
that it was comm; in his direction
The siIIlIt of two l’llll'llt’il:If»l foo biIlI
teams l-II-Ii‘ing down on him. nppIIrI-ntI ‘
ty rothIIIt him ot' the power of locomo-
Iiou The two teams struck him with
It crash llattforil‘s but went off" and
ac went rolling our and over on IIIII
-rIIt ml for several yards. Finally
When he l‘li'kt‘ll himself up he ejacu-
in'eIi: "This Ltllllt' is worse than II
urizII tight. tine Initiuie you think that
‘li~I_I are way over the other side of
be field and the next ”by are stump-
.n: your IollIiI' buttons Into your neck
and _\tItI I-Itu't git IIwIiy front lllI‘lll. l
IIIII run it s .I brttt Itl gafintt
IMPROVINGG. A R. HALL.
.\’ the meet. ng of ottglas Fowler
l‘ost I‘I rntIIl Aimy of the Republic last
night. it was voted to make impmve-
meuts to tlteh hall and it is proposed
to i'cpaii the ilooi repaint the in er.
tor of the hall secure some new fitt-
nishinus Pit The committee appoint-v
ed to have the owik done was composi-
III'IIff‘II“ tI" I
\I. not and William (‘I Ishman. Two new
members were initiated. anti speeches
were made by It number of those pres-
tIIll.
I
"Which was the I-lv.-\IIrI.I.~t thief you
vI-r caught?" asked the Iurious one. I
"The one that was so IIIIIvI-r I couldn‘t I
a
EXECUTION AGAINST O. T. SHER-
WOOD.
IIItch hint.“ answered the Irish capv Eu‘W‘illiII’i ”i “In cases against Oli-
ltllll." (‘lilt‘iigo Post. I‘lr T Shl‘r‘Vl‘Nl ““"9 ldkCli out in
the civil superior Iourt yesterday The
TO LET. first was on It thdL'ment of $98. 282 In
favor of Ellis S Pepper. receiver of
To LET—FIRST FLOOR. M S”. thI SullihnorLNtlthttal bank.
Main St.. I'- rooms~ conveniences. slit;
—-NOTICE.
«A meeting of the Union (‘ItIIrI-lt
SIII iIItI nf (IrawiieIille will be held of.
also 2 rooms. III l'ifty St ,
Icnt $4; would allow
washing II'c Mrs.
In good lll'llt'l'l
rent to go for
Yuungivt. 241 least
Mpuuo‘ East Norwalk. m“ 3; the store of John W Powell Washing.
. tott sttIIIIt Monday Nov 16th.1903 at
T0 LET—Fl itN‘ISIIEIl ROOM I' o‘cIIIII k. p m. to take any action nec-
with private family. to thoroughly 955ml" for ”1" “Nil settlement Of all
the nffaits of the Soc iciv
SOCIFTY COM‘itI'I‘TEIv‘.
respectable party.
South .\'orwnfk.
ll Ilurbitnk street,
iw “vi-II It] frolic“ \ \ ( i To LI-:T«I.o\vr7u "Loon. I2v~ so. ‘ —NOTICE
‘IImpiiny , iou\ ‘ I \fai St. , . . v
I‘l a_\ II» I. I-‘. Iiuins North In“: App}?;'R::IIL;::$S“8(N' “9‘32“ 1 The members of Butler Lodge No.97.
lIIIIIIII, Kenny ll.l-‘. IIIIrInIint ‘ ' ‘ 7 l 0 0 F. are requested to meet at
I.isIII t‘. Latiet TO RENT—9 lttlfl‘f worse. Immi IIII‘ iIIIisII mom tonight November to ,
IIIIIIIIIII Rilm l..tl. II'IIIIIIIIIvaliiI-c. 1. Apply .‘tlt-Donuld a Mllls- 3' 7 09'0““ WWI ‘0 attend the fun-
If‘ liiotto lttl. Archer . Itnugh. Iiaricn. Ct. n7 3t “I“, of 0'" X3 0 ”mm" E J. SP‘WSB-
l lI'iclIl goals: Payne. .1; lltIrns, l: ‘ ‘0" order of ”‘9 N- G-
‘ \\’njl.'tko\\'_ l; Lisfpr‘ 4; meh. l: I FOR RENT—LOVVER Pilll l‘lth' 014" D. It, Beach.
tlhiotto. 1!: Kenny. l. finals on free house I" Talk” “Willi“ near “99' St Secretary.
[hmwg from ”I.. run] hm. pnm. 3- .\NIthlnI'I Iminu es walk of R R. station
Burns 2; Wojltkow t: tIhiIItto 2. t \Iitily at ptcmises. nov’t' 3t. \AIAN'I‘ED’
l
I
P CHAMPIONSHFIP OF THE STATE. 9
. _.._ .
l
Kraut and Herman to Meet at Hoyt's
Theatre On Friday.
A are It deal of ltittIIest iI
IIclopI-d III the wiestlinI: man It tot Ihcl
championship of the state which will
be held at Hoyt‘s Theatre on Friday.
November 1:}. between (‘hIirtez I-‘.
llx’raut of South Norwlak. IinII lien lIIIr-l
man of llridchoit. A purse of Stittii
ilias been pttt up by Steve 0 Donttell.‘
'of liridgcpor‘. for the affair. and thel
litzrcement has been slzned by the men.
I‘The match will be catch us catch can.
lplnfalls only to count. stiaigle lioId
bartcd. best two out of three.
I This will probably be a better contest
than that which took place a short [llllt‘
azo in lloyt‘s Thea re. as boIh men a"
tin better rhape. Herman has trained
|Ilown to weight and both are confident
of winning. There will It” IIIII IIIIIII
prelim: nnries between Philip Carter of .
Chicago. and Harry IlempsIII of lluf l
min. anti I-‘rank \ltvrray of ‘IIIriIIvIII
and (‘Itfford Arnoli. of this city.
‘Iieorge Hothner the Ilsht- weivzht cham-
,Ilon of the world will an as tefI-ree. i
i
being Ilv l
No arrangements have as yet been.
made for the funeral of Mrs Ray
Ayres who dropped dead in \nrwntl-
on Sunday afternoon lIcr rein IIII<
have not an vet been located
The house owned bv the late William I
H Heinz was sold at auction this
morning The purchaser was him.1
Smith Bliasard Robert F. Adams was
the auctioneer.
To LET—HOUSE or'SIx Itoons, ‘
at 49 Cedar street. So. Norwalk. with
WANTED‘A MAN FOR CARE OF
'abonf I.‘. of an acre of ground ‘Iood h(”“95- milk and d0 general W
place foI gardening and to taise poul- around ”I“ place. Good wales to the
In.“ Rpm 810.00 cm» water in In- right man. Address Box 34, Darien, N
quite of Mrs M. F Van Zaiidt.. 71,4 C071"-
Unlo Pt I I. ;' I:
“ a k ‘0" “k n" 1“ WANTED—A mat. row GENERAL
TO LET—FIRST iv‘moRIrwoon. housework. Apply at 41 Elmwood
ward Ave. houses and building lots for avenue. novlo 3t
sale. Apply to E. A Woodward. l WANTEO—A PO-Sl'fionm
FOR FIN-EN: “NM srjpT 1. ONE nogrnpher and typewriter bv a young
v.." .If an] post office store. 45 Wall St I lady of experience. Address Business
Enquire on premises at? if i (‘flre this office. M 10 12
1. MANUFACTURER WANTS RELI-
gablde man to deliver and collect; horse
. an wagon and $150 deposit necessnr .
Miss NELLIE M. DISBROW :21 a week and expenses; permanegt.
ptanoforte teacher. 86 West avenue Franklin Box 78. Philadelphia PI.
South Norwalk. Special attention giv-I
on to beginners. . - . —
*— t FOR SALE.
TUTORING IN COLLEGE PREPAR-
:Itorv work. “in Mary E. Bloomer. 9i FOR SALE—TROPICAL OILHEAT-
novti 3t ers. Call and see them. Robt. C.
Arch street Norwnik.
‘ . Thompson 262 East ave E. Norwailt.
BUSINESS NOTICES. l
now? St
.I. A. wuooza. PRACTICAL IIAINIrZ
The Andrew's‘and‘ Sin—Ithwwm
er.Pnper Hunger and Decorator. Esta Company having discontinued manu-
mates submitted. Address Madison
Lani“ tiring will close out at retail the
cm." m t , Ir nklnI ‘ ‘ sauce of the stock at greatly re-
“Ir...“ 0 n I. a 1 0p, uknzglduced prices Applv at office on Bel-
-.__--_. den avenue. Norwalk. novd if
mom.
" on. a. E. mam. DENTIST“
8. Fox. 31 Removed from Opera House Black to
novl t: 80. Nor-walk Trust 0’. building. n6 6i
i“
PROFESSIONAL.
LADIEstrAIILoa AND Fuaaiéa.
Order work pertn t and guaranteed.
Ready made garments; always on bond
at low prices. and altered to fit free
of charge Furs for sole.
Main street, Norwnlk.
Norwalk Chronicler