Ii' I .I.
.nsrdattsnao zoo.
use old
IIiIoMoIiog
James Barry brought
Ills"» famiy Iron Rabwav
to West Norwalk. Only to
Meet Disappointment ~7-
Wili locate Novelty Plant
in Westport
James Barry, his wife. and five chil-
dren,who anticipated locating in West
Norwaik, where the head of the fain-
ily was’f‘to engage in the manufacture
of fireworks novelties, were the vic-
tims of a peculiar mienndcratnnding
last week. and as; a result The Nor-
wntks have lost a promising th'IInt In-
(llllill‘y, but: what in Norwalk a loss has
proven Weatporl I-I gain, lliIi the family
huu loetitIIIl in that growing village.
Mr. Barry had made htrnugeiueutu
noun-time ago to lease the,I David Rear—
IIIIII property in West Norwulk, Mr.
and Airs. llem‘don having left last
week for l’eru, Kansas. where they
expect to reside in the future. Mr.
Barry supposed everything had been
settled satisfactorily to all concerned.
and be disposed of bin interests In Ruh—
way, N. .I.. packed hls' household ef-
fects. and manufacturing impleuiehtu
in three freight cure, and with It team
of horses and wagon containing him-
self ltlltl1t‘illll'0 family, set out for his
future home. The. party arrived in
West Norwalk Sunday night, having
beendrcnchcd by the rain. which
came dowu in torrents. What ‘wan
their surprise on reaching there to
find that the house they expected to
occupy had been sold and was occu-
pied by the new purchasers. Somc~
what IiiuheaItched MI Barry applied
at the residence of M. C i-ilte lot in-
formation as, to where he could secure
food and lodging lie was directed to
the home of ex~PoatuIasiqt lumen
Blues, Here the family remained until
yIIiitI-IIday, when they were Silt'etitltifltl
in finding II plate III WI-ntport. which
appeared to III‘I adopted to their llt't‘tlrl.
This to known as the Shepard prop-
”1..” M...
IIriy and contains quite it tract of
land
Mr. ilmry proposes; to erect 8‘
“shanty“ in the center of one or the
large holds, and there carry on hip
making of Fourth of July novelties.
He is on expert at this buaineaui, but
the industry prayed somewhat disus-
t'rous in Railway An explosion of
some of .the ingredients used in the
manufacture of the articles wrecked
the plant; killed Mr. Barry‘s eideet
daughter. and disfigured him for life.
He in hot. the kind of a man who gets
discouraged however, and believing
that there was an opening for his bus
laces in Connecticut came to this viola.
ity to make his. future home.
The furniture. which has reached
Darlen, will be taken to Weslport.
concur iN nowavrou.
IGIven by Maura. Grtuwoid for Benefit
or New Edition.
A fine connert was given that. evch~
in: in tho Rowdyton Baptiat Church
for the purpose of raising funds for
the benefit of the new edifice. The
affair was under the direction of
Manure. Rituaeil and Harry Griswold.
who Iiciierva great. credit to their ef-
1ortn to have the affair the succeuu that
it was. The talent comprlued the fol
lowing: Mru. lI‘rntIcca Heath-Miran
noprnho; William C. Perry, baritone;
llnrry Fl. (lriawold violinlut; Minn
ileum Lynch. Minn Ruth Thames. pi-
ouiuia; Minn ’l‘orouu Hoyt Ruaacll G:
Griswold. acrompanlatn.
The program wan an follown:
a. Simple Aveu Thomo
' .b. ticctind Value Goddard
Minn Lynch.
a. M the Maillot of the Hay, -
Schumann
b. Cupldn Winn .. W (1. Hammond
Encorewtllnnr Bread Man.
Mn. Eaton.
Romance ......,........ 8. mould:
no :Griewola.
Hungarian love hour Minolta!
accurate—Drink to Me With Thine
Em. . 1 1
Mr. Perry
Annals Serenade .......... 0.13m
Mrn. Eaton with Violin Obligato by
Mr adenoid. _
Manuela. Tarantella mm. '5". bidet»
mini Tubman. ‘
In stiller-Ii bitty Jules Jordan
Mitdilonwha 149i Hymn.
1'.
any.
'I‘l‘llflmlflfl any-”Hun”: adbllfllflln
my lord.
~ meat viii be in Hadron.
I.
www- .W m». .m- _ «awn-await
Entered at the South Norwaik
Postoomiie as Second (liars Matter.1
MeMIIrrav Not Yet free
May lie tried for Assault
Coroner Daren Receive: medical Ex-
aminerbown'.‘ Final Report Re-
lating to math of Daniel
Keogh.
Coroner (’iharleu A. Dutch of Bridge-
port youterday received the ilnal re-
imrt of Medical Examiner Downs re.
toting to the death of. Daniel Keottii.
and then came to the conclusion that.
as fat an hit-I oflicc. was concerned.
John H MIIMIIIItny could not. be. held
for the death of Mr. Keogh. The au-1
topsy was made by Medical Examiner
Downs, assisted by Dr. Trecartin . It.
showed that death was caused , by,
pneumonia. with oedema of the lungs
as secondary cauae. In order to find
out if a blow or injury to the deceased
over the heart of lungn'would have
caused the “lunch, a portion of the
lung was given to the hospital path
oiogist to be examined under the ml-
croacope This examination showed
pneumonia germs in the lungs. and
llltlt'llle (licence had terminated the
life of Keogh.
As for l“ he coroner is concerned
he will retort that death was caused
bv pneumonia. it is for Prosecuting
Attorney Pullman to decide whether
the chat-Ire against McMIIrray will be
dropped,
it LII still a question, however. if
thII cane unainat Mch’lurrav will be. en
tirely dropped. Prosecution Attorney
Pullman has not received any report
,from the coroner on the matter nor
hue he. had any conversation with him.
it may be anticipated that the charge
or IIIIIniilaunhlcr will be dismissed.
There stands. however, the. automor-
iem vialemem of Mr Keogh that. ho
was assaulted by McMurray. This
statement is believed IN the coroner
and the prosecuting attorney for .de
reason that it was made. by Keogh.
who was aware of his approaching
dissolution. and after he. had made a
confession to the priest who had pre-
pared him for death If the police.
have any evidence to corroborate the
dead man‘s statement he will be held
,for asnnuli.
GAVE A CHRISTENING PARTY.
Mr, and Mrs. George Hemingway En-
tertain Friends in East Norwaik.
Several ,l’ricndu of» Mr. and Mrs.
tiInII'ge Hemingway called at their
home, 22 Scaview avenue, to help
them enjoy the christening of their
little. nun, William Henry, who was
christened by the Rev, James ll. Wer-
ltti oi (.Iau. (‘hmelu Noiwmk llnI‘I-Iy
Alcilowun iI‘red ilIIIIch and Mi‘h‘. (‘ bar-
in; Hemingway noted no spohtuirs fol
thtI little fellow.
The guest» ivei‘e: littrry Alt-(iowun
and wife Fred liliurh. Mrs. t', Hi‘lllI
ingway of New York. 'i‘homati Casey
and daughter Fannie, Mrs. Mary Hoyt
of Newton. William Beers. Harry l-‘ox,
Herman Malmo, John Huhl‘ord. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Vail, William
Thompson and John Zimmerman.
iI‘rank (‘oulter and John Weideimen of
New York city MI. and hire ticoigi
Hemingway and their son and (laugh-
tern Mabel and Frances.
’i‘he Messrs. Coulter. Zimmerman
and Weiderman, of New York, cater-
tallied thtI company with some very
fine music on the banjo guitar, man.
dolih and violin.
M-.—
RUNAWAY BOY IGOES HOME.
intended to Go to New Haven. But
Wag Put Off Freight Train at
Bridgeport.
Frank .iohnaon, the ten your old boy
who was (Uncovered Sunday wooden
lug about SpringWood cold and hun-
my. ban been returned to hie pareutu
lie. wan claimed youterduy ‘ by his
father. who ‘uaid that the boy had run
away froth eclurol last. Friday with
two other boys. 'i‘bcy look a freight
train out of New York and were going
to New Haven, but were pm off the
train at Bridgeport. The boy became
aeparated from hie two coIhpanionu
and flunllv walked to thin city where
he won ready enough to give up hill
Blithe trotting and Ieturu to bill home.
bill East 135m street, New York The
other boys had returned before him.
and told that ho had been tool on a
general alarm Willi aunt out by thtI
New York police
wan—u..-
POPULAR AMUSEMENT!
continua tr moan
charter tl‘. Rider. c WollIltnOW Nor.
walk remnant paused tinny after n
lingerie: iiineas, due to It cancer of the
utomach, that evening at. 8:10 o clock
at his home. 9 Weutport avenue. The
demand in nurvlvcd M I' widow and
live children. the latter not“ hire.
Arthur at. J. Hill. Misc inabeli‘l Rider.
Henry N. Rider, William J. ltittcr can
Mitford Spencer Rider. The utility
but the tint/paths! oi the community
q..-
heciti from the bottle. Wellhead
coins at 8 o‘clock. the Rev. I this one.
out. at “Wouldn't. unclean
.V 19ft
where the marina Ivilli be idiom Thorn
It»: lamina. . .
A‘VlO more
viii Me tiled dunner in illum-
tor where he has reclined for acute
time. Deduction hair II can hill
with Nahuatl: and It doughor in
Wm
,BIH‘MAL HIM! “Mme.
“Mm...” .bfipflm... .. W -—
1 in their bereavement. Theluhml out ”“5" "”“I T” ”m” “'9
inlet» day night It Hoyle Theatre.
I the“
Mt;
Is Chosen
Nowell Business Men
Named by first and lhird
District Republicans as
fundidate for Representa-
“‘6 l‘aut ileum:
, commander of
with lnt‘ahwtry titu-
brain, Nob. hna
_ rooklyh and taken
to (‘luvorhor‘n _ nil where be In now
it prhnmci 11m 1‘ guard, charged by
thiI niililury uuthoriiiou with being ab—
uent from his pout without leave other
charged attic are said to be bonding
He. probably. will he held under guard
until tlu return or Bilgudlor .eueral
Grunt front It, tour of inspection, when
Durability
tiuhed ,
tivet-eJo‘stiees oftlte Peace
Nominated ’
Republicans of the First and Third
walk, correlation of waulk and Mont
NoI walk. nominated John A (laboIh
i'or rcprmicntativc in the Htull‘. legisla—
ture, at their caucus held last evening
in the Town Aaacmbly iiali. Wail
street. There were 1an candidates in
the field, but. Mr. ()dhill'll. Wtiil hnhdily
on the. ilrut ballot. tile opponent was
Captain lance Sullerlt.
When the ballot. was counted, it was
Found that it? had been IIIIIII, of which
llllllllll’l‘ 41 were Itet-equIIIy for It t'lliilt‘t’.
Mr. (inborn received 57 votes to :50 ne-
i'llNIil by I-x-Sclwthtuh SIIIIuI-k.
'I‘IIiIi (‘lllll'lls voted to rnlliy the. num-
itIIIIioII to be made I'Il theI representa—
tive churns In South Norwulk this
I»I'I;Iilii:.
’l‘lie IIIIIIcuII was called tu.oriler by
Francis Leonard, who was made pur-
Inancht. chairman. with Charles iIl. (.‘IIIu
iii»: an secretary. .
The important business, that ol
II housing It candidate foI repreoeulalive,
was taken up ithIediately ex 1 lenien-
IIht (iovcrhm Edwin 0 ltt't‘lt‘l‘ plac-
ing Mr. Unborn in automation and Al-
fred it]. Austin nominating Mr. Bullock,
in speaking of ,Mr. Unborn, Mr. Kee—
lei said that he needed no lIItIodhc-
lion belhp; a gentleman well- known In
the. whole. town and one identified w.. i
the IIIntIIIi‘IaItIIrinI; ahi banking IhIeI~
eats oi‘ the community. tie had, in
Intuition. Iive’d'bere till his MI and MI
Osborn would honor the lawn its a
member ol‘ llIe. ItIltiIdutIIrII, ,
.\1lI'. Allullh uuid iIIiII ho winked to
place. In multimillion the humid of a man
who poosouumi :III III" the foregoing
qualities attributed to Air. Ouboro.
1Withuui further IIIIIIIIIIIIII'I, ho hum
Inuit-II Mr. SIIIIIIIIII
A. II}. .Auhiin lv‘, Hill and (‘
iliiworlh Were inuuintId nu tIIIiI»ItI
I.Il-: I- up the hollow. 'l‘heir ahuouIIII-
meal a little lateI brought forth .Ip-
plhuuo.
When the result of the
was IIIIIIIII known, ex-IJeuimaut (luv-
it nor Kit-lot said that Iw'IIIIe, yI-IIIs
ago he had been nominated lot tep-
rciionlntlvo and he was glad to run-
izratttlutc MI. Unborn on b: . IIIIIIIIIIII
lion and hoped that lit. .~1:Iu1 in him it
future governor of the SlflltI ol t‘oh-
hecticut.
Following the usual custom, a com-
tuiltcc was appointed to brutg in hunt-
inutionn for justices of IIII pent-II ”the
chairman appointed on members of thin
committee, J Britten Huilbutt, Joint
H. Hoyt and Edward F (huluuh
’l‘lieit nominations new llt't'ullietl in
It body. therefore the i'illlttulilltN I'IIII
justices of the peace will be. ”II' fol-
loIviulg'
.I lieldon Hurlbhlt. iIl'duurIl M Lorie»
wood, Frederick A, lliil. Allied lI:
Aile‘ilil, J. Siluru'eti Randall and iIirIIeet
i‘. tlmgory.
”the crowd had been polity. III’IIII the
lilllll'l|)ill btmlomu the chiming III ..
iniIoiIiatII for IIIpI'IIIiIIIuialivII, Willi tin
lubed, and when the. IIIljourthIIIIl wan
when nearly all were on their way
down the uluirwuy
a...» In ~.I—. w...”
SOUTM NORWALK‘B HEALTH.
lllllltlllllK
m
Only Ten booth- in the Oil and Hon-
pltal During saplamgor.
The Bowl of Health atntmuepl for
Euptotuber. 1904 in the City or South
Norwnllt In an follown:
Deathu in iioupiiwnl 2: «loathe to (‘ity
other than thonc mentioned ii. Mama
(3; iemuicn 3.
Agcuwbetwocna i3 and to yearn, l,
20 and till yearnil :30 and iii III-urn. i.
tilt and till yearn t; lid and ill) learn, 2.
Rate par 1.000 per Auuutu iii-.1
Comanche direction reported—«Ty
buckling, 4; Melatonl l; Diphtheria
’ I
”button-«Mateo. dilatation. ti. intol.
JOHN W. mun.
. Clerk.
un‘ulwuflwmi ,.
OIMOGRM’N’TO HAVE A RALLY.
land
Three utter. Frill. mm M.
Platte null. been'maduylorga big
penile ally to latte place on irri-
Jud
A. match Reticulum til I: moduli;
candidate for governor. lildIImI-Il Hal
inn. who in martial; tritium Ill 3. Hill
for cadmium and Senator Wellintcn
ivrlll up titanium of the evening. 'l‘ ere '
tor aren‘t; 1 h (3
trillion hoplcnty of mitotic
illicit! bu been to red for the evening.
Woe chart. with". air drum aortic.
ant anecdotal titcrbilicrii of”"
or man
Voting Districts of the 'l‘own oI‘ Nt)l-‘
Ia mint Jamaal: In expected Item 1
his disposition will he tletetinlhed by
the commander at» the department.
I Captain: Kirkmuu is said to have
talked in a entitling way wlipn taken
pl'lullili‘dl'. lilo p1 pblcal condition was
, Ii ietehcd and r 1t events with which
III had been: in h' liar neeiued to have
bun ilil erbium his mind.
l‘lIII opinion found at the home
III‘ :I IIiiIc'd Initial rim-goon. who hold
he. believed t'lit‘i upwi'n to be on u
how: of rib: one. from his pout i-ii-
tillltl the amputation not lelt the houee.
Amie eat-tiring there and seemed to be
quite ill.K-1irkiiillu not into trouble
in I900 IIIII‘nllegcd annoyance to Air h-
hluhop t‘iutppelle on a steamship i‘Inm
Sou inhalant) to Manila. by on net
of tlougrr he “with liIIhnluted now-Int
to. mini. lot III Iih‘d in October, till)! he
was usulyni‘d to bill pie iiInl rhhimnnd
.. “mu... .mw
I‘oirli iIII lilIIIIIll
Home Meeting
Annual 5ession Alien
did by i Various Route.
seniaiive int State and
bounty Charitable lllSlllti
lions '
'llII‘. annual meeting of the iI‘uirflold
t‘ountv “(the In being held today at
the bump in Weiupnrt awn", Nut—
uicftlk. 'l‘lto nonbindin- urinlurlly that
ol the. board of ‘vldllm‘s of IIwIIIIlI live
iIIII allotted to one II town In the county
and the county l‘tllnllllt-llu‘llllll‘lh
There are but lWil of tlIII commis-
.~.I.=ueru present. Simeon l‘uac, IIt‘
lI‘oirllrId, and Charles H. l’elx. .lr., of
lidnbury. Whitman a. Mend, of Green-
\Vli'li, tho other IIoIItu'IIeIiIohIIi‘. Iii not
It! attI‘IIIdluIrtI, owing to the death of
lllfi :ilaiI-t'.
'I‘hII, IIIIIIIiihu was scheduled for it
o‘clock. but the J‘I‘rlrililll did not ma-
tIII-ialize until neuriv noon with Como
ll iIi~Ii Iii! l’I .NII lltl chairman.
rueeliuc \vuu downed entirely to the.
reports or the IIIeIIIhera of the board
or v. "slims, tollim; how and where the
children i‘rom the home had btcn plac~
ed with families during the past year
When this was IIuIIIpleied a tune boon
was Bt’l‘it‘tl. About thirty are III at—
tendance at. the meeting among them
inlay. the Rev WeIIIs‘aa Smith letter
In St Paulo (‘hurczh Mina (lorry nint-
run of IIIII Dillillilly (‘hildreh'u llotuc:
Iii PIIIIilIIId of liuublir'zi Attorney
Knapp, of Bridgeport: Mru. .l. Milton
(inborn, of South Norwullt. and Mm.
i‘luIrlIIII A. Burr. or Nurwnlk.
Tito t-ltatu liintrd of Charities b: rep»
t‘IIIIIIltiIIIi by tieIIrIIIuI'y Kellogg llllll by
Mimi lineup. ,
The reports of thtI homo show that.
at the prompt tithe ihore. are. 93 t‘hll'
then there, Din-Inc the your the num.
iu-I admitted was lull.
”lbu mcellnu will probably take up a
routiidiIrnldII portion of the afternoon.
as the reports to be submitted are
Indie voluminous.
MA cartoon of potatoes loci. receiv-
ii‘uuey Maine stock. At bronchi.
od
bu. liiIIIrlo bit. 750.
t‘ o. ’0 North Main St.
”mun-u...
United Grocery
m
MADE NEW VOTERO.
W
in south Norwaik. Yesterday. Ion
Took Ill. Oath
. At the cushion ut the,1 court room.
llnvilnnd ulrcut. yesterday. the select-
Inuu and town clerk made 141 new vol.-
cm, of which number lot) came mm
Doolittle
i‘p to 1 o'clock this afternoon the
price in I. lill. loin or more 72950 per 1
lIIII j; Recital
William“ limb of New
“avenue Vocal Soloist.
and the Members of the
Club Were Also iieard in
Various fine Numbers
m”—
'1 he. headquarters of the South Nor-
walk Quartette (‘lub were tilled last
IIv-Iulmg. on the (occasion of the song
Irrital Itivcn by William Grub, of New
llllYiIli, anointed by the Quartotte ('llub.
't‘IIe ad‘alr was one of the, musical
“(will of the uoauoh. Mr. Grab den‘toua
diluting that be In It thorough artist.
and bio selections, sung in German and
English, Word gems of rare merit. l-lc
hill-1‘ a powerful baritone when, of
great range. and he inidcrutuhdu theI
PIN or expression and annihilation. lie.
in a pupil ol’ Edward Aland, ot‘ the
llreutiuh (YIIIIaIIrVIIii‘Iry, Saxony, but
boy. been a resident of New Haven for
it number of years, and on. Neil till‘
pI-IIIIII‘IIIII» there receives an ovation. He.
won neeoihpuhled by Professor Karl
lleIIIII, the. leader oi the South Nor.
walk (luuriette t‘lub, who is. also the
anauiM of St. .lohh's R. (1‘. Church
in New Haven.
The Quartcttn (‘lub favored with a
number of pieces, sung under Mr.
Diciil‘u oilicient direction. linil‘l‘t't‘HlV-I
til rounds of applause after each lio-
lIIetioh.
Previous to tho Vocal concert Pro—
fessor Albert Heine gave some excel-
lent piano solos, and later dancing was
enjoyed. Refruqlnheute were served
during the evening. The line. program
rendered was ltH i‘olluo’s:
lviniehzuuhcr .............. illrieh
Wairlmorgeu ............... Koollner
nit-in itIIlnIatsitluil .......... Kooliher
Aria from the the opera of tho
ltehnuut ............... Donirmtti
'l‘om, IIIIr Retail-r ............ Loon/II
IllII l”lir ...................... Loewe
Archibald Douglas ............. Leone
'l‘bu lledohin'a Love Song ..... l’iusuti
I Will Sing 'rhreI- Hodge of
Al‘uhy ................... 1“, Old};
i'rluz Eugene .. ........... Lucwc
'l‘u lirmidimt Gustav Fredrich and
Ihe hospitable IIIt-IIIbeI's of tho Quar-
iIIItII t‘lub Inuch credit in due for the
an ecu; of the rI-tIitnl 'l‘hII headquar'
tv:..t or the club in General iI‘roIii.'.It
lllilt‘lt, hiIvII been entirely renovated
recently. and precept a lino appear-
ance with handsome wall paper. doc»
orati it. new elIIIIiIIlII lights and other
modern Improvements,
HAUGH~HANLON.
Wedding Geometry Performed This
Morning at St. Mary's Church.
Mlau Agnca' Haulon, daughter of
hire Johanna Hanlop. of Tierney
itieet Strawberry Hill. formerly a
well-known and popular young lady
clerk a: the Norwnik Boston Store, be-
came the bride of Patrick ..I Haugh
the well known blacksmith who has
a place of business in Cross street.
Norwalk. at St. Mary's church. thin
morning. i
The ceremony was performed at. 10
MI look by the Rev. James H. O'Donnell
and was followed by a nuptial hitb
“Slim, at which the rector alao oincinl-
(-
'l‘he bridesmaid wan Mlflg Veronia
"union. daughter of Mr. and Mm. John
J Ilnulon. while the best man was
James twitch,
Al. the nuptial high moon the music
wan very beautiful, consisting oi‘ the
usual Lullaby-tn and Mendelaehon
piocoualonal and rcconnionai reapecI
lively. with vocal solo and chorus
work added Particularly effective for
the offertory. .
At the conclunlon of the norvice the
happy bride. and groom were driven to
the bride'a home. Where a wedding
breakfast was served Later Mr. and
M'l'it. linuuh departed on a honeymoon
il‘ be
m.-
81'. JOOIPH'B 1'. A. I.
A remtiar meotlnr'of St. Joseph's '1‘.
ii Society will be held in their
rooms in Manic Hall block thin evening
at night o'clock. The medium which
which are always discontinued during
the summer will now he resumed and
the name liltit‘rittt. tour tram the
Find biulrlci and tbeuiy-eipht f
iho Third Dlltrlhti .1.
, Inuit Fridiy in Norwik they made
2th which bridge the totalmumbcr up
to Mill Their ‘e i condition will have
to be buoy one. In there have been
more than 800 applications to be made
voiel'll.
WILL
.(lANNON.
‘Rmi
, no; r amount on been
torrent“ It‘ll” ”i“
can J“ .
there ip chill “on.
“131",!
m Millet! their!
littlm 0i »
the Incumbent are making native repI
Iratlonl tor the usual racist I turn
,IVhteh have become so popular under
the aunploen of tho society. A plan
jar an elaborate entertainment in be
hammer: round: has been informally
disclosed and will be pretreated at the
meeting for the conniderattoa of the
members. A number at other mutton
of interest and importance will ultra be
connected to ht, present.
WNWWM ¢
Ltrrtc LAUNBHIO lmuitlo
'l‘hc recent severe storm played new
the little fleet at launcher
acted on and pit modem have been _
lies Second Annual ball
Vinita" Fluent From Societiel In
Bridgeport and Stamford, and Air
tandem- Wa- Largo.
again—wha—
’l‘he1 uphold ball of the [tattoo Social
Club wire held ludt evening in Arlon
Hull and it was certainly a great. one
Ceca.
and it want far ahead of that year, both
in attendance and the good time enjoy
ed by the momberu.
. There were present dologuiionu from
other cities. The dance program was
"of twenlyi’our numbers. Low’a 0r
chestra furnished the monk: for the. oc.
casion.
Adelogatlon was present from the
ltalo~AhIericun Educational Circle, oi
Stamford. comprising the following:
President Romolo D'Aioia, A. Mat.
lucei. L. Capoaaoia. J. D'Aloia, P. Carr
reta, lI‘. Pousero, M, Del Vecchio.
Tho Verdi Circle from Bridgopot"
was also in attendance. among those
prurient. being: President U. Potru
cel lnuln Petruoet, Leonard Petrucel
John Petrht II Joltn Molory. Road [)1
seen 0. (lrnnao Luciana. Malnlerr.)
The Grand March was led by Mr.
uhd Mra. Joseph nit-on. Romeo D'Alolt
acted (in promoter. Mina Rose Nuz
latit, 01' New York, auditor ulster, Mil-It
lienriet Nuzlutu were present, also
'l‘ony lit-Rode. oi‘ Waterbury.
'i‘he I-onuuitti-II of arrangement:
was Harry Murray, Leonard Dietetic
'l‘ouy l'lecesure. loutuhiluo lbslla. Jot.
eph 'l‘mhiII-Iettl.
The door hiunugur was 'i‘ohy lint-III.
III-II, and hide Leonard Dianna, Hill‘l‘}
tiddo. liar-tutu lie Alltric, J'ohu lI‘IIiIvIl
ii.
The reception committee was:
eph Dianna, Robtn‘t Scalzl.
Audino, Dr, V. Tito. Frank Lemon
coill, iulsoppe Oddo. VIIIIIIInzo Moio
Vihcohzo Criailaht
Joe,
Antonio
HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Eilxabeth Newcomb the Victim of I
Serious Mishap Yecterday.
Elizabeth Newcomb. at, her home in
Whitner’a Point, 1N. Y., wan accldenta'
Iy shot by her brother, Slyde New-
:Ioiitb. yesterday, while out. hunting.
She. received a heavy charge. of bird
Shut in the lace shoulder, cheat and
left arm Dr, Ralph A. Seymour and
Dr. Moore of Bihghamptoh N. Y.. the
lllfllil skilled surgeons In that part 0'
the state, were coupled all day yester-
do) extracting the shot. Misti New
comb went through the ordeal as well
as could be expected and it in ho ed
l‘hu. liet iIIthI'IlIs will not protocol, t.al
eA curloud of phiatoesi just receiv.
ud Fancy Maine stock At present.
price in 5 ha. lots or more 72%(2 per
bu. Riddle bu..7f.c. United Grocery
It‘d, 20 North Main St. ‘
OLD SOLDIER ARRESTED.
James ’1‘. Houston, an inmate oi the
Soldiers‘ Home, at Noroioh, was or-
ronlmi yesterday afternoon in Railroad
avenue. while intoxicated. TlllilJnOl'n
lua when in court he said that lm (‘Oull
not explain who he became drunk an
be. only had It little to drink. A. lino
was imposed, but. after sentencing him.
Judge Taylor unspendcd the execution
of the sentence. Houston took the
next train out of town
UNITED MEETINGS PROPOSED.
There is a project. on hand to ha. I!
frequent meetings of the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Republican Clubs to
gather between now and election time
It has been propoaed to have the South
Norwalk Republican Club unite with
the .Norwnlkere at the latter's head
{mortars In Water street, Friday even-
as.
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LOST.
LOST—«A lili..Li-lll)E PIN WITH lib
itiais A. i. (l. on the back. Reward
tor tin rotIMIrh to Sentinel Ofllcu. 026- {it
“A...”
. LOST -- A STRING OiI‘ GOLD
humid and locket, with initials i). M.
I}, in or near the Final. bound depot.
on September 29th that. Suitable re
ward if returned to thin oilioe, 026- it
_m.mwu W-..” . w. ... ..... I ._
FOUND.
FOUND—«SUM OF' MONEY 'ON
Worthington direct. Owner and have
name by provingI troperty. Apply to
John Shea. 207, contagion, «targets:E
o
TO LEI‘I‘.
T0 LET-«STEAM HEATED 0F-
lice. Swarm do Corbett Block; It more
ital. No.7 it. It Ave. Enduire at ol-
lice Old Well Cigar (30.. till Worthing-
ion at. oliii at
‘ro In - owuio Iro animate
town permanently. hence with all im-
proveméntti. garden. trait mutt, emit
barn. Renewable rent to Ila-treble
tenant. Edgar it For. it: Wentfltli"
o
1 rd Larnvuuutannn abouts
No. to Havilu‘nd 8t. 1
To LlrthRettttlithln noon 'i‘ti
lei with or without board. theatre to
South. Math St... South Not-wail:
MD LITwUNFUfiMB
« will“
"1 tier ha“§°W%m
Iiibu til. 1.
ice lit»
mltaIIan SoniaIOIIIb I i
'I‘htu Was the cabana annuai,1
' lagher, 42 F‘alrlleld Ave. Sou
‘ I .
northern! ”no
nod acid-r1 ox ,
Smacks
lONiit'JN, Oct 25. «in the
patched to St Petcraburg youtdl‘tifi
the, BrItiah government out ,1
Ieriaih definite demands in I, ‘
.vhich it In understood loavu
opening for any suggestion I)
bromine, 'i‘hea‘o comprise apoldkl
1,hc action of the Ruesiuh‘squhflr
.irlhu oh the British .fldhlng
ho North Stu Saturday morning.
all commendation for the endemic.
..»I i‘IIIIheI ihuieted that a neurobi‘h
,.Iin aim” be instituted with till
,IuiIIlI lillil IIIIdeI conditional whld
int-lire that Iipptopriute. action hull,
follow Ihc result of the. luvehtlgat
In other Words, that the reuponsibill‘l .
shall be fined and punishment me
out to the offends-yin wheel'er tit
may be. . 1
That King Edward correctly lute
proton the feeling of the, nation
publicly stigmatizing the affair a'
war"rantablo, was evidenced l) the
reception given hint this morning
he started for the race meeti g‘n't
(Continued on Sixth Page)
BURCHARD-8WEETI
The marriage of Mine Mabel.- Ewe
daughter of Mr. and Mru. Ciayto Elm
melt. Sweet, of Newbur.gh No'w or,
and Rosa Burchard. or South Narwalk
and New York, will take place Th
day evening at glib ocloclt at
George's Church. Iwburgh, _ ,
caption will t'ollo at the home
the brtdfic 230 Montgomery otrae _
7 o'clock. d. 1
flow .Soutlt Novwal .
k WANTED.”
WAN‘I‘ED-—ilY A YOUNG
two furnished rooms. Heated
light housekeeping. immediately
358, South Norwalk, Ct
WANTED —_ snnasmolats ,
painlenced for cldak dolls and 1
Apply at Paris Cloak and Salt Hun
33 South Main street. South Noraral
-—»
wnurEoL—sirunrion no " 1 .1 ,
tionary engineer by good sober. abated '
man. Call or address, William.
walk. .
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WANTED—PUPli.8
A CLAS
sortable, $5 00 up. any or evenin lot
call soon. 66 So Main St Madam
cis Murray.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE~FIVE CALM)
fun controllable for a. realm
hotel. Urn in in first class 00nd m
and will be sold cheap Apply to
Hadden. Hotel Norwaik.
FOR 8Al..E-—A SQUARE PIA“,
good condition, for vote. A bar
335. 00 Call after ti p‘. In. No. ll
borne avenue. East Norwalk
.JW.;.~ u m
FOR SALElellNTY- lf’iVlil »
salt hay tor sale. Apply to Take
Corporation, Rowayton. Ci 4
,. no»... WI»...W.mm—-
V'OR BALE on re KEN ll‘
about 90 moms. Good but
room, no barna.1carrlnue hon , I.
houue. corn house. All in good
Poaaaueiun given imnt n‘fidintcly.
W. B De Barmo, lib all direct-
walk
FOR BALE—ONE SQUARE
in one condition,1ovarvtitrin
sound corners. carved lace ’Imti,
rh in every respect. 1
lot: new itocit. and mull ,
The M. Steinem & Stone (3
tuition Bi . 1 .,
M kipquW-ambw 4- _
FOR BALE-acidic
III-tor atb've. both in g
nuuinii Rowan street. M
.. mg fiwwWJm—u—ww
Iron “unanimous
“over. oil stoves. no 1
hand. alto repair: to an
or tantrum made. 1!» ,
262 East Ave. ideal hlortvlillt.
Norwalk Chronicler