Speech mum M sic at
the lipadquarters in West
Avenue, with an Elaborate
Monti served by Caterer F.
A Lane
A greater tribute of oratory to the
mommy oi, the illustlioun lltaltyr pier.-
id'e'nt and Iemanclpator. Abraham Lill-
coin, Was: never paid in Nonalk than
was heard last night at the annual
Lincoln Day banquet of the Catholic
Club in West nvoaue. 'l‘ruly as reit-
‘ orator! by several of the cpeakcrc to
have heard the brilliant more... givou
by Prof. Henry Wade Bagel-,3 dean
of the Yale Law School and not be II
better man was Impossible. ,
. Dean Rogero' a theme was "Lincoln."
‘ and that ho is a deep student of the
lite and riuolplos of the savior of the
Intent on toil country was very appal-
ont at the outset of bin leznarka. lilo
listeners were so impressed- by his
compelling oxatory that. when he not
down. the applause continued for a
long time.
.L’ast night, for the cigbth time the
Catholic Club celebrated the annlvel-
nary or the birthday of Lincoln and
though each preceding function has
been a brilliant one last evenings
was not eclipsed by the album in any
respect. This year the calculation was
held in the enlarged club house. which
had been handsomely and pntriotioally
dressed fol tllo occasion.
Zl‘lic llddlfi‘i-ltiéfl wolo all inspiring, tho,
menu or Ill:I host and woll servoti by
a. largo. corps of waltelu and all of the
details Wore (“alrlcd out in an oxccllonl
in‘un'n'cr .
Thé guests ltpoll at'liIIillg. woro blot
with szIeI nirnluI-I of music played by
the Jerome May llIllljo Club of Bridge-
port; which loudolod manv uoloollonn
preceding tho dinner and during its
serving. All about the big ill‘l-ll‘ lloor
of the clubhounc were evidenced at tho. ‘3
patriotic chalnctcr urI tllt'I occasion.
Amelicon tinge woré limp d and ion-
toopcll (print. every canyon out. point
while“ tho‘wuolo was not of! with tings
of all nucleus suspended ironl lilo ecli-
lng of tho IlllI'IIillg‘hIIll 'I‘Al Illoroomdan
draped a. nurticdiiirl ifiiilnmoth Am-
erloan hair and in tin comm: this:
was suspended II large portrait of Lill-
‘ old. in the reading room. adjoining
The dining hall. which is ordillulily
the game room the llocorutiolrs wore
made, even more attentive with pot-
ted plants.
The banquet was solved at 9 o' l' lot i.
and the menu. as will ho soon by
glancing ovor the following, was It
decidedly inviting title. it was arrang-
oil by (.‘nteror lI‘. A Lillie, of South
Nelwalk, lvho‘so well laid plans wnro
carried out in a smooth Illallnor.
lEllIIo Points on half nllcll
lloulllon
(.‘I'Iltltoru E. l‘l'lilll‘ll lolla
ltoaut spring Iurkoy
Cranberry Itlilll‘i‘
Roman punch
i’lukod Hill’Jll‘ oIIl-od llnlllu
tillvou Sarnioga l‘illllS
- l’tllitltl uIIlIIII
Fruit. ctlko l“lllll'y loo I-Ilko
Miltlill'lllillt‘i Lady llllgorn '
tiont’cclionory
lI‘rt-Ilrh ico cream
Nuts ltulslnu
Cigars
("olory
Java
tConllnucd on Sixth Page).
”-A... MM—
PAPER BY REV. W. E. HOOKER.
“The, Laity and Religion Literature'
Proved Very Interesting.
'l‘ho ltol. Inuit; F‘ronImll of Ilurion.
proaldout of lhc lI‘IIirllold t‘ollnty (chrl
IIll Ausorinllon. plocltlotl III the moat-
lllg. .llold youloltlay III. SI. l’aul'u
Clllll“.(ll 'rlu- mot-ting provcd i| lllost
llttorenllni: one for all ol the linden
olortrynloll who had volllurcd out In
tho lliclolllent weather.
The ItIlIlrouII oi the tiny. “The bully
and llollgiolm Lilornluro" by the ltov.
W. id. ilooltI-i plovod wcil worlll hoar-
lng. ’l‘ho III-Iuyillotl were carved
with lIllIIll III tit l’tlul’a rot-lory at 1
o'clock
'i‘llc lllilllllilillli-i at tho meeting ill-
clIiIlod llio llor. .lotlcpll ll. Pockham.
of llrldgoporn the Rev. Wcmytii-I
Smith the llcv Jalnou lionloll Won
liar, and the Rev Alexander Hamilton.
oi Nolwallt: the ilev. George A. ltobI
non. of Bridgeport; Ibo ltov. Donia
French. of lull-loll: tho itcv. William
E. Hooker. of Wilton; lilo ltev. A. ll
lineman, oi ll‘tIlrlit-id; the Rev. E. ll.
Dead at “football; tho itev. Ill. 1).
Dean. of WIIIIiporI: the Rev. it til.
Whiplo. or ’i‘nahuc; lllc ltcv. (l, w.
mvonport, of Derby: tho Rev. G. W.
tiritilth, oi III-tho]; thallov. ti. W liar-
‘1‘.“dl or Now Milford: the Rev. Claude
inlay and tho llov. Chariot-l .ludd, or
manual-II.
‘Mlsa ILV PnoveoAN axcELLEN't
A very 'ploanuul party Ivan tendered
Mills liivoloon lily by itor friontlil at
her home laid IIvollllur. Tho Iwonlnil
Ivan Iteyotcd to woman and lnutdc and
‘ then votrecnmmilu were nervod. II
wait about midnight. when they ‘lllllla
the comic good night. all declaring
that they had had It very pit'llltilllt limo.
.Ambnlt lbou‘c piccolo were Mr. and
M. 1' tr. liloghiiunok Charlotte
‘ dilution. Kathryn
yitouilln. litre-laud ,
A Diuitiol Court
Othl Dock, wile Not rm.
per-Ely F astound
Wm. A...»
(it tho llllltou Illatcil
has illcd a decision ill
the case at William Harbor et a!"
against lrving bookwuod and William
A. Reid, of South Norwalk. An action
was brougbl to recover damages which
the iibolante’ horse. the "Bright Star."
sustained while lying at tile defen-
danta’ whart at South Norwalk, June
ill, 1908. The libel claimed that the
boat. while lying at. said pier settled
with the fall of the tide. 0n a sunken
.IIJlIdgo Plait,
Enthusiastic Religious interest
Displayed in the Meeting
Being lleltlI' la the Methodist
Episcopal Churches of The
Norwalks, This Week
cpllo or rock which was projecting
alongside oi the pier and caused the
llbelallta claimed ihut the defendants
knew of tile. dangerous conditiOn ot’ the
dock
in answer the defendants claim the
bout was not plo‘pcrly matched and
was tile uukou npile. Judge Plait
eniols a, decision for tho llhciantn, in
which he states the dctcndants were
Illogllgout in- apt. removing the spite.
COMPANY. F TEAM LOST.
Defeated by the Fast Bridgeporti'hy
Scoreof 28 to 12. ' ,
The Company lt‘ basketball team
lost to the fact Bridgeporto last night
by the score of 28 to 12. The bulky
visiting ploved too much [m the home
team at the outset, though the 1“ boys
played a. strong game
The that half ended in iavol of tho
Bridgeportu, 14 to ti. 'l‘llo. lino up and
score 01' the game:
Company F.»
Dol'ltey
Bridgeports.
......... lI‘oaiel'
Right lI""_ol\\uld
J. Riley. 0. Riley .......... Ilioli‘lllnn
Left Forwal d
llistor ..................... (‘. Quinn
Colltol.
‘.odt‘roy. Kenny ...... llaggcrty
Right Guard
(ibiol to .................. Mo Kenna
Loft Guard.
iv‘iolti (ioItls—~llollloy, L’:
lloiilllnll. .l; ilaggoriy,’ I);
Quinn, 1
(.llliotto, :5;
McKolInu. :i;
ii‘olll Lino Goals—J. lliloy, :2; D, lli~
loy, 2.
First. lluii—lirlllgopurl, It; (To. lI‘.
lI‘illal—-Bridgeport, 28; Co. lI‘. l2.
lh*leirI(‘-\V F.1{allltlL
Scorer—~40 lI"'.elllu
’l‘lnIo-koepcruw (‘.avanngr.
'l‘il'o Montallku rarod hotter in their
cattle with the invlnoilllen. The mill-
Inlv players won out.15 to 7. The
score and lineup:
Montaukc. ' Invinciblu.
London .............. . Vcrlln
Right II‘ orwal d.
Kl‘l’ll ..................... ’l‘allllluge
Let" I Forward.
Nadlll ......... .... ........... Kano
T. liorlloy ..................... Culley
Right. (lullrd.
llyall ..................... Hawkins
Lclt Guard.
iI‘iclIl Goals—IKIIIII. 2: Nadin, 3: Dor-
IIt-y. 2; Vorlln, 1; Guilty
Foul Lino Goals—Alolncy. 1; Tall-
IllIlllgo, 3.
First llIlll—~Mollluuku, 7; “Which
lllvtt. 7.
iI‘iqumMontanks. lfi: lnvlnrlbloa. 7.
()illlllilli'l'“'lA)t‘.le)0d and ltuucli.
’i‘llnckccpclu— n. Cnvunugh.
Scorer-ll. N. Godfrey.
Alter the gtlllles, dancing wan II foa-
Iuro, curt-[loot music being furuiuhod
by Svoc'u Orrhoatrn
Miss IRWIN SURPRISED.
Large company of Friends Entertain
ed at Her Home in New, Street.
Minn MinnieI irwin wall delightfully
Hlll‘lil’litttll by a party of iriondn at. her
homo No. ii Now atroot, In Flour Nut“-
walk, lulu ovolllllg. 'l‘llII. company of
young pooplo mot ili IIIII corner of
Core Avolluo uhmtly lloforo right and
wont to Mike lrwlu' a homo wllIII-o Nill‘
wan uunllllollotl lo the door at tho ring
of the hell and taken colnplololy llll-
awarou. The young Indy quickly to
covered from him Rlll'lll'llltl and proved
to be a delightful lIquoIn-I. lumen of
all kinda woro cnjoyod through the
evening. Mrs. Edward Hill of South
Norwnlk favored with ll.’ nulllbcr of
piano uoleclionu and there wol‘o aluo
uolccllonu favored by Home Ivoll
known Fillet Norwalk people among
them bclnlr Mr. Marvin Van Konroll
with his mandolin and aloo Mtiili-Il‘ll.
llownrd (lollrnlunn. Norluall Sillcky.
Eltlroll Brunuitrup. ltlcllard irwin anti
Mini-loll Mintllo lrwill and Minn lIldnu
Blydonburp; lavorod doling lilo ovon
lng. Mr. Fred Hyatt favored with
phonograph uclcotiollu. Mr. llyall ban
a line inntrlllllI-nt In ovcry detail and
the III-lcctlonu rolltlorod were highly on
:loyod by all tho entire (Waning. About
nlitlniitlil a line alippcr Willi Ilclvctl
and the young people were bill a short
time nullln into tilt.I birthday (‘llktill
and other tollcaclcti. About midnight
lilti young people tall or good thinxtl
tilubuntlotl. leaving the neutron their
.lIcIII wlIIboII and winning her many
happy returns of the day. 'l‘hoao pron.
out Including the hoaloaa Word Mr.
and Min. Young. Mr and Mrs. ll‘rctl
liyatl Mra. EIIWIlrd lllll, Mrk. and
Wire. Tilt-hard irwin. Minn lotion Ilin
delllluril. hither hell. Mamie Bloom.
qulnt Annie. Irwin. Alberta boll tillld
yII lllluitii. lluzel Ilaaltn and Mm. Wit:
non. Mortars. Marvin Vail Knuron.
George Ovarian. .lIIIIlIIII Johanna, liar-
ry Vault William ,lrwill. llowurd
Ciuhrmmé. Norman stocky, Albert.
Young. diet Youutl.
li‘rcd voting.
tailored Brilmtiii'il
and’ Frank Lyon.
Tito linoleum: lilo received a turtle
admirer of proadntu which were very
and, boltulilui.
boat to spring cloak and to sink. The.
swung into an adjoining 5le In wlucni
' tool bin hit
Evangelistic norvlcan were hold lion
cl coins in the {our Methodist Episco
pal Churches, the preachers of Sunday
ioccupying the pulpitn of tho Nordalk.
.Soulh Norwalk and Rownyton Church
on. In East Norwalk Eibo llcv. WIII
ilanl M. Slouchlil, puniol of Si l’nlll’ a
Methodist Eplucopul (.‘lluloil. tiloolt
lyll. anointed in tho. norvicc and prom. II
ed the sermon.
Flrot Methodist cnur‘cu.
At the Flint Methodiitl Church the
ucljilce was held III the Sunday school
want The attendance wall excellent
considering the fact that it was Moll
day night and that the. walking was no
treacherous. After a hliei along and
prayer uervico, the ltev Flultcis '1‘.
Brown, of Mltltllelown. preached a
very impressive sermon from the text
"And being let go, they went unto
their own company." Alter giving the
historical setting of (bone wordu, show-
ing that they (inscribed the action oi!
Peter and John after they wore rcloaIII
oil from the captivity ill which they
had been placed by the micro tor the
Iouilillolly of Josue, he dwell. entirely
upon the single thought that while
lilore Worn external lllllllilllllllrl which
proveniod lllt‘ll IIIIII wmlloll from doing
that which they would like to do, any»
ertheleus the inward Ilosiro would
cvonlualiy prevail, and Illoy would no.
IIoIIIo like that Wllit'll llloy liltod. ’l‘lllu
thought: was illualrttioti and ’PllfOl‘I‘tlll
by pallloilt- iIII-idolltu tukou from the
pl'IIaIIbI-r‘u oxpol‘iollt-II and observation.
upI-cial l-olorolloo being lllndo to the ill-
ulullcos of young men and women
Ioulld ill Illa piltqouoi Inl’ullly ill tho
grout-cit y who had come. from homes
of purity and religion. Because Illoy
had not ’lak’en Jesus Christ into their
liven and perlniitod "Him to create
'wiihiu them a bout toward God and
down to ruin an noon on tho external
rIIIItIaInIII of homo In of respectable
society had been removed. No nilnr
wrl‘lco and bold. but our. young mull.
at‘lor tho, benediction. 'announcctl to
lilo prone-her illrl Iloiorllllllallml to bo-
gln lilo Christian life.
The South Not-walk suction of tho
Evangelistic chorus will sing this or-
I-lllllg conducting a ullori soup; service
undor the direction ol‘ Mrs. II‘rIIllIIIIu
llIIalll-l-Julou I-IlllllIlI‘Illoilliz at 7:30. Mrn.
I‘laton will rolltlor (lospol solos during;
lilo sol'vitre.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church.
I The uorvico at Norwalk was well ill-
tonded and the sermon IlIiIIlil‘Itbly
atlaplotl to tho hoods. ol‘ llllt. work.
The ltov. ’i‘liootloro S. llolldoruoll
prouchod, taking two toxin. ollo from
I. ('lli'lllillllllll-l “Yo are not your own"
and one from lsuiull 43nd (‘llillilt‘l', “Yo
are AIIIII‘I.” 'l‘lI.I toxt i'rom the Now
'l‘IInlIllItont showI-Il lilo Ill-unllvo side
and that from the Old ’I‘IIsIIIIuIIIli, the
punitive side. On tho lItlIIIr IbI-
proucllI-d hasotl lilo discollrso. ’l‘llo
gollorul thought was lho claim of (iod
on tho lives of men. illustrated by the
(our pal‘llcillbr claims not l’ol'ill Ill illo
chapter. ’l‘llo lll'si olniill wan that ol‘
lllt! Creator “l have croulod tilt-II."
ho dluiillrlion between tiltI Ilalnl of
II lllIlllui’ut-Itlror and that of II I-routor
Wilt-I pointed out, tllII llilllllll'ilfllll‘l'l' ho»
illl: NilOWll to have only IIIII lull-rout. III
production wililo tho oroulor bad the
ill.oreot or construction. (ion lllin
made us ill lilo illmgo. and lloliI-o. when
we ililvo passed out of tho more crou-
Ilvo pronoun We still belong to llilll III
lllul wo Ilro purl of “in thought and
bio. riot-odd (Iod link lilo claim or
tile facilitator. lie is arriving to make
up like .loIIuII Cllriut. This In tho l‘llll
ol‘ rroulloll, but he cannot ilrontuplinii
it by tile lil'OtltlHlt of creation. WI: lll't!
lice ngolltu and he deals with on an
anvil. 'I‘llt.I difficulty in for no to ho,-
IIIIIIIo willing to bc iItuillouoIl lilto un-
til .loiluu (.‘hrlnl and ulna for no to be
willing III ancopl (lod‘u Illulilod III ,our
limb of Hi) l‘nulllolllng IIII 'l‘IIlItl 'l‘liorII
In tho claim of tin- llcdoolnor. 'i‘bo
dillitllily or the “(tilt of rodotnpllou
Willi Illustrated by rcl‘olcllco to the
common t'tllitllllollu of lilo ill
we try to orient rodoutplloll. llow
Illillcuit to rcIloclIl an hour of loci
lllllo. ilow coolly IIII opportunity of
upcaklng lo a eoul of Chriul. may no
lord. and bow lluptluclllio to redeem
that opportunity. (.Illnruclur may he
tout III Ibroo Illlnutuu that may not
be rodoolnod ill nnvonly yourlt. Now
it llliu bu Illmoull work lll llto colllmoll
illittil'b of "to, how tillllt‘lill in rodent“
llll'. raco. 'I‘llo prophet uponku of (lull
making bore his arm. 'l‘lilu board of
Iipoech appears oroallillic when Inn on
p y it to coalition lite. tor when one
would perform II piece or manual launr
that in hard. ho rulllovoti bin coutw
sflceilo III Arm from the embodiment
or clot Int; ;llililIl (.lod bandits hard deal
at llillllii on ltlu build, tutti
Ila nominal! by tho llzur
the plan.
hard a work for man hull It‘d
titan: littlll'lll.".l‘lll’t
or. ;l have I thoo. 'l’llin in the
allprdnlo chin... (iodIIIIIIII, ”I lulvo
oil-Ii; Ill lion all mine." ’i‘lle'
the first ("llllll Ill onrlhlyE
ill‘dilllll‘ Ill" out any “'lfilou
. l ngi.” .loauw oiulluod l
In grout pray ‘1 win ll
but In;
ll nllltl:
"‘ [tumor at (3h
lilo lhingri of; pillily. they had gone ‘
which?
ltiilicully {It
I _ nu. Rev,
Brooklyn.
text tho
Btl’nnxo
I mirror I:
case at
b
plio colldllldl‘ifit.
lwoon tihridi? nil
lnihlolltc Ivan othp
.lltwlnli Illui‘dii til
entrant he
nor caving
, loner the priest
_, I: may iorblddell
,. j Thoboct it
'Ile crate him from
was limited
must say "D'o
us‘aociaiiolr wi
could do was to
But Joann court n‘vo from lap
may. lie r'euto'rcd c broken rela—
iiotpt of men. He ‘ tho-leper boom
to his family TIE-uni ' bill be had been
banished. and to I'll society of men
irtIIIl whom he. Hunt to depart.
Again Jenna hall ydEthe man nick
of the palsy Il
not
_‘ far from ml.
flirt salvation I:
hro‘ugh tho
lopol‘ c.mil(l
uolllo o of nilll‘alltln.
Iholol‘olo Iol‘lu l
nirullloutallty oil
riod him into the r no. of tho. Stir
lor TlliH III. tho II, of the church.
This in tho puiposo , f Iliiu rerlvn l oi-
t‘ortu illl! prt-Iiicllor It (i that man may
be found who will arry south sick
with Sill into lilo, prepcucc oi Josue.
.All nllnr IIIIII'lctI followed the sermon
III which thorn wait” most hourly
locponco to the cloning optical or the
prI'outllol.
ilE.V G. H. BEARD GETS
$500 ill BIBLE CONTEST
The Rev. W. T. Whitley oi Pres-
ton, England Wins $l 000
Essay Prize Ollcretl by Miss
Helen Gould
Annountt'lllcni was ninde yostomlay
that tho. ltot. William ’t‘homnn .WhitI
toy a Presbyterian minister of Pros,-
ton id,ugland has won tin: ilral. prize
of $l 000 lot the bout oan‘uy on the BI
bio ill II (Itlllloui ntartoti in Dec nor,
100:,t by Mina llcloll liould. 'l‘b‘oifiev.
(II-laid llulniltou board, a Onondaga
ilouul Inllllnlol, iolinori‘y 0! Soon.
Norwalk. Inwlllller
ol‘ $5.00. and Lion lo
361’) EW‘IIIIII ’l‘weniI dill
York. a public ucllo
willtl’or of tho third p , .
The o ”It you, tutu
irovérbyi Airy I
on III 1008 llolwoon Minn Gould ant
lI‘IIlIbI-I :l‘ .l. ligarll oi the Church or
the [ammonium Conception, at 1mm;-
Ion
II was docidod that. tho assays were
to be on oithor “The Origin and illu-
lory of the Version ol‘ the Billie.
moved by tho llolllan Catholic
Church." or “'l‘llo, llrigin and History
of lilo Anlorloull “I‘VTHI’Il Version of
tho English liibill.‘
'i‘llo jllliglit-I‘I. who were Wiliiolaw
llIIiIl. III-ury bl. I’Ilac(‘.rackoll. chancel-
lor of Now York. University; Professor
llrow. lilo Rev. Robert l". Rogers, the
Roy. II‘I-IIIIIIIII L. Patton, Dr. 'l‘alcott
Wiilluluo. tho Rev. William .lucobuu
and tho liev. Wulior Q. Scott. ycslorI
day llnlullcd looking llIroIlull the 2:35
paporo submitted from all over tiltI
world.
Illi-
if
Patton, (at No.
El. N ow
OBITUARY NOTES
WILLIAM bl. SAUNDERS.
William M. Saulltlors, II well-known
l‘tlflitlt‘lll. of The Norwnlks. Illctl tlliu
afternoon at hit-I roIIiIlonI-o ill Ann
utrool. [incensed was at years of age.
llo. in IIIIrvivod by a widow and live
noon and lllroe dullghlorb—William,
Arthur, .llllllwi. C‘lli’t’ord. lloxlor, Mrs.
ll‘lillll)‘ Hall, or \l‘ttlorbury: Mru. (lor-
Ilolia lluinllI-n and Milan Flounlo Sunn-
IlIl‘II,
Mr. Sullllliol'u was {or
ill lilo routullrulll
Nuruulit.
litany yours
busilion‘o ill Soulll
bolllr; loruloil in the old de-
pot. llo wan aluo ll woll-iltlown burno-
IIIIIII .IIIII \IIIIII loud oi lllo npolt He
lIIIIldoIl tor HI‘Vl‘l‘Iil ,vI-IIIII ln Soutllolll
i‘llloa, Nollil (‘ Illolluu ilo was a Inclu-
lit-r of “M Wull Lollizi‘. lI‘. and A. M.
’i‘ho funeral will bo hold ‘i‘llurnduy‘
al‘tI-rllooll iii :3 o‘clock.
FLORENCE W. (IIIIIIIEN.
Vltll'l‘lll‘l‘ W. t‘IIIioIl. lutod loll yollrII.
Illotl liliIll night at tho Norwulk iloapl-
llll. Slu- wuu oporutod no color than
can for uppcnlllclllu. Till; funeral will
lu- bold, loIIlorrow afternoon Ill. 2.30.
from St. .lilutzph'o t‘lluroll. llllI-I'Illollt
will be Ill St. MIIry'u (IoIlIolory. ’i‘llc
Ilooouuod wan u daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. .lobu (lotion, or South ‘Norwulk.
Mr, Clilli'il, who III now ill at the home
of lllll alulor lu Iliuoltllridlro, auid ho
bad It premonition. lIIIItt Friday night.
llllll. lilo Illiuulllt-r would die.
MRS. THOMAS l’AilKlNSl‘lN.
Tilt! death of Mrll. llai'bitrn l‘ltl'klllitoil
(II-I'lll‘l‘otl llilmmurltllllt Ill. llor lltltllo, ill
(iluntiviow uvollur. Mru. l’arklltuoll
lN Itur vlvod by II lluilbund ’l‘llollllm I-l’ltr
IX.“ Iloll. 'l'llo funeral will ho hold
'l‘hurluluy Ill‘loluoou lit 2.‘itl from the
Into rIIIIldonIo’. Itov. Wolnyuu Smith.
'ruotor l‘ ill, l’uul‘u (‘huroll will oili-
claio. ' ho luterlnont will be III illvcr
ultlc (.‘IvIlIItoI-y. Mr». I’urkllluon quI
IdIyourlI of into,
Mil-lit EMMA MILLS
'I‘ltc. unerul oi the late Mina ililuulu
ll hold this afternoon at 2:30
Irwiliit., llIIv. Edward CIIII
olllol lot]. The
rival eluotory.
'Hll.‘ II lurid of the lab w Illa Ii A.
VottEt-I w i be held from Illa rohlllolitio,
Mighty-ninth IIlrI, ‘ New
IliEtiIcE colmtl‘luucc or tip
. awpbnE-vwl“ A’A
itolil‘oipod‘ple am never cmninrluldn
lillllIltil try on make everybody ciao
gayest Ilium Eub'yMlléy‘ aroiuncuiu bible
ills follows that tllé ontalgoon spread I
_, by second prize.
in that
50 ,
IDI‘
. enough ill the street. to he photograph
ililrt’lltelil _
William Waldorf Jackson. In,
of Lowell. Massachusetts.
Desired "to Center with, Mr.
licosevell Regarding Reforms
in the Government
Nlcw YORK. lI‘eh. 14.~Tllc lost at-
tempt (It all unwelcome visitor to call
upon President, Roosevelt since his ar-
rival in New York. occurred early to-
day, when a man who called hints-loll
Wiillulu Waldorf Jackson, .lr., of Low-
ell. Mason called at the home or Doug
lax ltohiuuon. 422 Madison Ilvclluc.
will-Ire the pl'ouidollt stopped for the
night, anti naked to have his I-urd III-III
to the president. The worm service
men: anti policemen on guard about.
tho entrant-o inl'orlllod tho man that
tho pronldunt llati’ not yIIl prison. and
naked-him to call again. lie was Ilol
:Irrosltod, but wont to. II hotel. tallying.
‘llll would return later- io tho “(lilillttml
holno.‘ ‘
ill answer to (locations III. to lliI
Identity and why in.- ualltod to see the
prouident. Jackson said he wished to
rollforIwiih the president as to reforma-
in government and that ho was It self-
llonlinolrd candidate for tho prosltiolloy
in 1890, 1900 and 1904. Ho dot-lured
that he won the proprietor of tho llotcl
Hamilton In Lowell. ills nmvouloule
are being watched by lilo polII-o,
Jat'kmn occult-(i perfectly willing to
talk about himself and his plums.
"l wished to speak with President
Roosevelt" he said "with .I vlow to
importing to him some Ialuahlo in.
t'olulililon as to how lilo. oiilco ho. holds
alilulld ho rolIIiuI tod. l rhino l'i iI-,iy no
no not to take up tho president .Il lillle.
for 1" know he is very busy. i shall gt:
on the slump through the Southwest
in IDOS'IIIIII try and‘convort the public
in that section to my way of thinking.
“Sollalor Mlll‘k liltlllltl. bcl‘oro ht
tllotl. paid he believed l was a ntollnre
to the. goVeI'IllIlelll, as l was liablo to
get doiltrolot’ tbe‘cillol Illagiuirucy, and
overilllow his aim or lunnllig thingy.
' The old mall IllartI-Il toward tho ltob-
ingapn homo again after on item. Ht
lg lib copra to be Iilllo to see the.
on hidel‘i ht thin than lie panned long
WWW oi nowhpnper men.
“when he arIIchl at the home 01
Douglas Robinson It second time he
Went; to a hosemenl door and ntltlrched
a doleotivo who was standing illuidc
tho twlIIIIIIl Iron door:
”Are you the president?" ho asked
“You. sir; good morning to you,“ re
pliod Illo Iloiootivu.
"Well, do you knou. i am. Williun:
Waldorf Jackson, .ir., and I am very
anxious to spunk with you)“
Alli-r tolling lilo old man that lit
was vol-y busy and tllul lll' would pro
for to have him run tomorrow or tilt
day iollowlllgptho detectivo then bade
bit-I visitor “Good tiny," and turned inI
:IldtI lilo door.
When Jackson again root-bod tilt
sidewalk he said to tlloso standing neat
him: “That in too bad. i really want-
on Iililt'll to speak with tho prosldollt.
l'IlI awfully disappointed.”
Whilo ho was talking learn atronmotl
(lowll his cheeks.
Willi lIiII llpu moving. solbllllkorllod
and oblivious of those around him, the
aged mull turned atld wolkod slowly
down Madison uvoIlutI.
-'l‘bo prouitlolll. roar rIIIlIor iulo today
and had low visitors during the fore
noon. ills plans. for tho day inoludoti
lunch at the l_'llivorsity (‘lllb at noon
and II (pilot, afternoon with th lrlolltb
at tho rouidcd’cc of Ibougluu lioblllnon.
lilti‘ llrolllor-lnIld'w. Aboul ll o'clock
this owning the prosltiout will leave
llln brotller-in-inw'a llotluo and drive
Illroolly to illtllo. Hungary, wlloI-o Ibo
lmuquI-i of tho Iluugariaudflub in to
ho hold.
The East Sltlo and tho police [moo
buvo llludo Ibo lll‘ril pII-pulullolln ll
llIIIlr powvr to entertain and protect
tho president. llouuton direct in Iloc~
oratod with tings Illld I’osiioolln and
.irounloru. lllgil over the route the
il’llbltlt‘lll in to lulw in hunt; II grout
high of clot-trio llitilln, with the word
“Delighted" on It. llullllurlunaIlll lla-
iIVc t-oatulnc will pnl‘utlo tho utreetu
alum: which lilo carriage III to plum.
LOWELL, Manic. lI‘ub. iIl.III-WIIlluIIl
Waldorf .lllcltcon. .lr,. lII troll-known In.
Illic city. whom he lulu rooldod fol
many yearn. lie in rogurdod an an or-
coIliI'Ic bill Ill no rooport a Ilauuorouu
pol-amt.
illu porululollt claim that ho IIIIII ii
IIIlIIIIloll to reform national poiltlra and
that. some day ho oxpccia to be pronl-I
Ilolll. for a long time. have been lulnllI
iar to bowel roaldonttl. llo hail till“
noullucd bill candidacy. ludupondollt or
any party or pol'tlonu on uevorul not-II-
alone. He wrote novolnl letters to
Prouldout McKinley bearing on the Jim
aliI-iul donation and on1 foreign policies,
and ii in lipid. lllul alno written lctIEcru
to T’ronitlolll. Illooacwrlt.
Jackson was tollllorly a traveling
l‘ur nil known. .‘l‘lloro iii no‘llotcl i-tum»
then here. .lmlwnu iwIIt' at a board—
lng house. owned by the Hamilton Cola
Ivllllll, but blot ti,
..
Iioll.
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~PUBLIC COLLHOTION OF
‘ RE EFU 83
In the hunincse center hereafter
|thuro will be but one collection daily.
Monday and Thursday until it ujcluck
other dava till I) unlock. It. In.
necepIacinu tobo placed ncar build
' line, not , curb.
preacher. but Willi non/or ordained. no I
igulur ourlipu»
I portion: warmer ,
.. LWELY AFFAIR.
Mrs. David Sweeney. of New
York VisilsI Residence at
Frank Green. and Whips
Domestic ‘
-mw........«
Norolon ilolgillst wait lilo arena of a
very livoly‘uiiuir, hint \l'cdllcalloy. and
though an attempt was lllttdo to hoop
ii. qulot it has at. lard. loakotl Olll. it.
deals with ”to "below utulru" in tho
handuomo renidencc of Frank Green,
the wealthy wholesale grocer. who can
ducts luminous in New York and re-
aldea in Noroton Helghln.
of New York, has suspected that tho
affections of her husband David were
not hers alone and though she suspocII
oil, Idle was unable to find out 'with
any degree of certainty who the rival
was. Recently. an the story goes,
she came across a letter addressed to
her husband, who in a coachman In the
employ or one of the wealthiest iamI
tiles in Now Y.ork Tim letuar was
of‘n soft and heart, touching nature,
and it HOGmOd as if tlloro Will-i great
danger of smoothing going wrong with
the solar system if llrldgetnlm Ilavid‘
could not .Iwo oaoll other soon. hira.
t-iwoclloy lllvosllgatod and found that
‘ltrltlgol. was no luoro and no lot-III illau
Miss Bridget Broderick, an attractive
young woman ill the olnpioy ot‘ llrnoor
them. of Nolololl lloigllls
Mru. Swot-noy in not a woman who
dolllloraiou olor II thing and leached
no conclusion. Site In ol' the. Hilt‘ll
uouu Roosevelt type and ill a low mo»
menu-I silo was on the train bollnd for
Norolou. When silo. urrivod there
who nought. lilo Green residence. Silo
HSkl'd for Miss Broderick and walk
ushored into the kitchen, When there
silo produced a borne whip and com
Illollood lo lit-labor Miss lll'otlorlck with
II. Tim young woman was quite bad
ly (ill with the lush borolo lilo other
nerIIIlllI. ullcotmlcd ill Nl'llllllllllig them,
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM DAMAGED.
Storm Broke Wire Which Was Wound
Around Post, Burning out Bells.
’l‘llo storm which olldod yostorday
was lilo. illdlroot cause of a great deal
of dIlIIlllgo to tho Nut-walk fire alarm
system.
pod in ('IllllorillII street and some per-
son Illroughlloosly wound tho loouo
Ivlro around a laliip post at tho corner
of West Main and Catilorillt. directs.
This llt'll‘ll as a ground and llitlfii of
tho bells in town burned out though
l01lllllnltIl) only one box .III. at. the
corner of Main streot and Nouh ave
- line. and ihe».IIblalII sirool ilro house
lntlitntol wolo burned out
The big boll on Mill Hill. lilo lire
polII-o. bell, llope Hour bell and the
Main slrort lll'o li()llSt.: relay“ were all
iIIllllIIIl out.
The superintendent of the system.
John H. lioyI, is hard at. work making
'opail'u today and I-xpocls to got a
:uificlcllt number of bolls in working
order to insure the city against tlnligei
by night. By lhnt limo ihcro will ho
boll connections with ille'Mlllll stroot
Ilro lltlllh‘l‘. lulllo... ll. Mugllor's and the
283 bimbo
MR.' IRVING GOES TO NEW GANAAN
Ticket Clerk’ at the South Norvvalk
Station Makes a Change.
William 0. Irving, who has been lic-
kot ('lt‘l‘k uud telegraph operator‘at
tho oust-bound station of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford itali-
roud Cotllpuny. ill South Norwulk. iII
at. [ll‘i‘h‘ttlll Ilokot agent, freight agent
and Iologluph opt-ruiol i‘ol tho oolll-
pally Ilt Now Canaan. it Is pout-Illin-
that MI. ll‘Vlllg will lll‘iltlt‘ to l'tIlllillll
ill that plIlo_o pollllnnelltlv and It so
ho. \Illl romovo his family from Lowe
nil-out lo Non (‘IIIIIIItn III lilo pour in-'
Iuro. Mr [wing in all oxporlonced
railroad lliull Itlid has. tho best \vlallc.
or II. Inigo lIulnbor of friends. llII
Ink-III tho plaII- or hit it iloIvuor, Ibo
agollt who ulyulollbualv diuapprulod
I’IIIIII Nru Canaan, lam work.
Mr lloWilt in at work ill lilo South
Nolwulk station.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-«MRS'IW.
I. Wilcox announced: that. ulll‘ has on-
iIlbllIIiloIl Itll IIlleloyomolll 'Ilgrlloy Ill
Iii llllui'ord pluctI and can Hl‘l'lll'l‘ work
for all I-lIlIIoII-u oi Ilppllculllu, iii If
I
FREE TO LADIES SECURING
tickets thin woek. two woeku' troutlllenl
tree. Wrinkles. crown loot, pimples.
blaclthuuda and {rookies removed. SIIII
perlluouu hair. moles and wnrtn pen
'illllltlllily Iloatloyod by tilt‘till‘nlyitifl,
without ptllll or scar. Cohabitation
free. Busincan or branches taught. 85
up. Madame h‘rancon Murray. 86 Flo.
Main Ietreot. I
BUSINESS NOTICES.
J. A. RUDDER. PRACTICAL PAINT-
er. Paper Hunger and Agenerator. Esti-
....._ __.. ._..__..
mates lubullttod Admit. Medium:
litreet. tool at Frank] 0p. Luther
Villain I'- on It
i
For some time Mrs. David Sweeney,
A wire of tho system drop I
. m
EM it
day; man we terlyIvitltldoE
Monorail HEIGHTS ‘
Brcvoort llouse Destroyed Thur
' (innate?
Morning-All tile ,
Escaped. But Three Fireme
Were Injured ‘ Flames, i‘Ap
parcntly Once Extinguishcll,
Broke Out Anew
CHICAGO, Feb. M.-—-F‘lre partly
destroyed the Brevoorl. HottueL‘lili-ldli‘ V’
Madison street. early today. causing
a loan of $100,000 to the building and
hotel furnishings and forcingIIIBO
guests: to Idaho It hurried departure.
'l‘hrIIII. ilrolnonchro injured. one key?
oroly, hoioro lilo llamas. which burned
lIoIIrIy an hour. burst through the root
of the building. after it was thought.
illoy had boon extinguished. None oi
Illo out-aid wore hurl. '
'l‘llo ilrc. which started from cross
od oloolrio ilultl wires, about 2:30
.l’IIlot-k I‘\\'lls discovered by a bellboy . .I ,
who was almost ovorcolllo by smoke
III arousing guests and employee of
lllo llolol.
Illo scotlo tho. ilumos had catch their
way till-ougll tho third hour and bad .
IlladII considerable progress upward
through iho walls The dense smoke
llillilpt'l‘cd the firemen ill their work.
while int» KllUSiS were scalllpnring by ,
‘\'l,‘ly alt-lino oi escape to reach a
placo or solely and the noted employer;
woro busy ill mousing them by tele-
phones in the rooms
i “kilo il‘lhllllh ' the human in the ho-
Ioi ital-zoom throo iiromcn were illJurI
I-Il tulo curiously. by tho oollapse of
the rolling.
The liro was mostly confined to the
I l'l‘ill‘ of tho building. which was gutted
from tho buselllollt to the roof. The
IbotIIl, which is eight stories high. in
owltod by tho ilallnab and flags Conl-
pany, and b. oIlo o! Ibo. oldest in the
oiix .Nourly all of tho gucstI‘I were
from \Voctolll .IIIIIIIII- Many of them
I-scllprtl from tho plan: by It roar lilo
IIHCilpl‘.
tullilol, MS the lirémull believed and
it. number of attests weIe lllm‘i‘mt’tl
that they could lctllrn to their rooms.
All of mm refused, lit. and
sought otllor (planters
3 o'clock the tire will :h was believed
to have been practically extinguished.
broke out anew and was soon leaping
from the windows of the fifth and
sixth slorlcu. ’l‘ilo ill-omen were con-
siderably hampered ill their work by
froze-Ii plugs and at first used only
rllolllicaiu.
Shortly after lilo til-sit detachment;
ol‘ lire-molt rout-hell llll' roof 01’ the
theatre the macho clock on tho. roof
of tho Brovoort collapsed and three
llloll were hurt. The hotel was gut-
lod boi‘oro lilo llalllt-s were brought llllI
Iioi' contrtil.
WIII'III the tire bloko out there were
in tile Brcvoort If .0 guenta and about
thirty women omnloyoa. all or whom
lived on Ille top iloor. These women
Ivoro the last to escape. several guests
vonlurod down the: tire escapes.
Among ibolll wore Mr and Mrs. F ii.
llortz, of Rtlk‘lltm‘slt‘l‘ '.N Y. The}!
jumpotl ten foot to tile Kround and
wow I-onsldorably bruised.
WANTED.
WANTED—~Tlild PARIS CLOAK &
Still llouno. 3:1 So. Main atrocl. So.
Norwalk. The last sale of the season
what oior we hnvo loft muut go at
.IIIII-rificod pllcos It will pay you to
got It now. All Wool nklrIo $198.
Suite. 34. 135. route AL’Hilil Rain coals.
$6.98, 84. 00 nilk wniutu #1 till. Silk pot»
Iirouis. til 00 I-lllldrcll' 3 coats and
lll‘t‘SHt‘B at youl own plicon Come and
be convinced ’ tiA .lt
WANTED—«Ii GlRLS Flirt GENERr
Ill ilouuoworlt. and ‘I make Apply at‘
Mm, Wilcox,13 llilnl'ortl Place fill 3t
WANTED—«I PATTERN MAKETIB.
clluucrs. lock Iltukorn; milerlcncell
men in thorn Iradck. who are deuiroua
to illld ultuutlouu, Ilro requested to
call upon Mr. Stalin III the Hotel Ma-
ilackcmo on Wodneuday February 15th
at 7:30 II. III. iii! iitil
FOR SALE;
FOR SALEM-MILK mourn lioi'c
nor: wagons oIcrythlllg belonging to‘
lbe buulneaa Atldrouu Milli llealor Caro .
f Wit.
Wu...“ Mm...- ...I. q
BolItlnIIl.
with «all two woeka old
blood
Went BI... 80. Norwal-Lt
, FOR SALE
war upright ll lor, one 20 home new
enorasclonan .E ,5.
THE cuoemo ntcarrlmv or
Mina~ Verticals dancing chum will be
,llo‘ld iiiriilay afternoon lit the 'I‘own Ail-
a chilly Hall at 3: 30 o clock. , Doors
» at it o'clock. Adminnizitn ll ,
W
AHDHiTltc‘l' w i
think at that uotltltt ,
build In. the cpl-lull. For plans and
npeclliciltions call 0 addretul. Harold
Meade. architect. «port, calla.
Phone, 9-4 Iw entpprtnlvtsion. pic at,‘
Joann protu lllpill‘ll“ from being
uttered on the Ir
MOMMA OF Hill LT}!
"o'i’r'ec‘r.
c ,, my ti
' an, E
m ., vo LET .. audition
0 all modern improvemolil
'mflii
eh‘re going to , direct.
horizontal engine used tour yearn A
mom in first claim condition.
wut'
soil at hull of original cost. The No
wait: Box Clo. f1
TO LET ‘
CEMETERNE
\Vllou Iho llrclllon reached . .
'l‘lle I‘Iro, was quickly brought under ‘
I‘o :'
S"file w Adopt a: “
thIIiI action nus uncut holiest. for at ,
“find-Wm Wm .
FOR ante-a Nlcw MlLK cow
Part. Janey .
Inquire ol John H Knapp. 83,.
Norwalk Chronicler