g; sincere. department secretary and day
' is believed that all of the oillcers will _.
t,‘g_iven last even
ing in tile mounds of the building.
> was even ,a,greatcr success than the
first night.
abs t usually large and the program
exA ptiohally good
Iiddiiibnal feature was the mu
sic yawn Orchestra. which was
‘ much appreciated and enjoyed by
m
, recent addition to the
of the South Norwalll
_' Vcred. sacral vocal solos
enthusiastically cheered.
mulch Folk Dance ‘
Sellr Bonnie Bonnie Lass
, new c'an. ' -
"O. y. Miss Teresa Hoyt. of Da-
‘ rien. decompaniet .
, Baby Show, under the direction oi
Miss Mae Williams and Miss
, ““ Grace Wilmot.
Solo-«The Bright Seraphim
Aison Smith.
lndlan [club Drill.
Orchestra Selection
Solo—Little irinh Girl,
She Stoops to Conquer . Roeckel
..W C. Perry.
The School Cantata, chorus of 60.
Dialogue—Jamming.
Charge of that
pump nan ill-ill.00
Orchestra > Motion.
V Those in the baby show were.
Amelia Jesse, Maud Anderson. Fran
' Vces. Ailing. illthel Benjamin, Mildred
. Bellow“; ar'ry Crofut. Flora Crofut,
Helen Ola
Harris Gertrude:
iield. mtella ~
Page
, ris. Vera Hat-
Rudder, Hel
. ’ ephine Woll-
tie Weltoner.
, rviolln;
e;
‘ Neither cor
due and
“'10! the en- '
cleans ripping" was the
“iMisseI' :liiilcn- M Flynn and.
_, ilna'.’ 'e of Con rd street school.
The lowing dl'i ren participated:
Clerk-Vincent erretti
Tum Little Gilly-Ruth Raymond,
Eva Johnsdn . .
Mrs. Highiiy~hlayle Harris.
and Old Lady-uli'lnhah Olsen.
Mr. Jones-uVict‘or smith.
This feature WM marked by origi
nailty and lid Ind made a great
hit with the all db and showed
praise worthy on it work upon the
part of Misses ii and Force.
l
The cantata will excellently render.
ed and enthusiastically applauded
The solo, The fi‘ardy Scholar was
much applauded and Master Smith
madI a very pleasing impression.
e 'solo by hail Wilcox. called the
' Naughty Boy, who: sung very sweetly
by the littlemiub ‘ Wand received well-
. . Viola Voight and
Charlotte Green was eifective and
well rendered.
The ohoru
excellent w
"careful trill
Miss Helen Llynch.‘ the "seen" of
the cantata.re rendered her part with
admirable skill. 'iShe looked very
sweet and date .lressed in her gown
act pinlt‘ with w wreath of lilacs mi
, their hair.
The dialogue ff the cautaiztB of the
one Scholar. icon Smith he
hclar.,Ward Vail Alstyne; 8it e‘
as in fine voice and did
l show'ing the effect of
lab
Quartet some Scholar Fred Median on.
was well acted andladdcd much to the
success of the cantata
One of the moat remarkably realis
tie and dramatic productions of the
evening was the charge of the famous
“000" at Balakliviu So realistic was
it and so impressive that one cook}
almost see the smite of battle. smel
the blood or killed and wounded, and
hear the clash of sword. ratio of mule
but and rear at (launch.
The ceatultintwes excellent the
‘ i ” arlslau cut and
who took part
military hornet
thw‘p’rnim which
aimed and
ythat the not“
.. set of volunteers .
whonljb one.
this roan
fc's shod: ;
“MM
"gfinsSs
Thee attendance was .
' posted at the various headquarters. .
,Domtily Erbtel‘, Ethel
‘ wood. Frances
Fabian vi
' ilargcst assortmentin
electing a chief. two assistant chief an
”uncut physician. will be held on
‘ Nothing unusual is expected, as it-
be re elected. Chief J. “crutch Pro
witt has stated that he thought that
he ought to retire.
state of health. he does not feel use"
tailing charge of a fire Undoubtedly
the Department will insist on his talc
as the cities again. ,
The present oilicers are:
Chief—J. Thornton Prowitt,
First Assistant—F. W. Smith.
Second Assistant—iii. J. Thomas.
Secretary—J. W. Greenwood
Physician—Dr. W. J Tracey ‘
Notices of the meeting have been
.0.“
--Lamb Fore. 8c Buttcry's
South liorwaik Business Man
at theiliead of a Project to
Interact Out-oi- Town capital.
and Building will Probably
he Secured
If present plans are cauled out and
there is now- no apparent reason to be-
lieve that. they will not be, South Nor
walk will have a fine, fully-equipped
department store, such as many other
allied have.
A well-known South Norwaill busi-
ness man is at the head of the scheme
and out of town capital Will be invest-
ed to quite an extent if the idea is
carried out. -
The gontlemeh who are interested in
the idea are convinced that such a
would at
rot shoppers from outlying towns
loll at present give their trade to
nor cin5§ ndtall'ly Stamford. nudge
port and ew York.
Those interested do not care to give
out anything further regarding their
plans' for the“. store but it is possible
that a building win be erected for the
put so I if this is not done some
bul ding at present here will be adapt
ed to the needs. of the store.
” -—Cane for Xmas Present. 0' Briens'
an...“
é—Pork Roast. 12c Buttery‘a
llEfllSlflN l5
lil‘lNSlHlTTEHS
lndoc Plait Denice fiction oil
ilciandscis’ Counsel in Case
of D. E Lows Against Martin
Lawior .
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 15.-—'l‘he mo-
tion of the defendants to obtain cor-
rection of the complaint in the so-
called- boycott case,'brought by Diet-
rich ill.- We. at 111.. of Danbury,
against -Martin bowler. ct nl.. which
in effect is a suit against the United
Hatters of North America. was re-
nted by Judge Plutt in the United
States Circuit Court today. this being
given in this far reaching case. The
plaintiffs? counsel states but the two
suits—one the federal court and
the other in the superior court—«will
be pressed. The motion which we
denied today was argued ll year ago.
He 11 the col-recline been granted”
suited for by the icdondants the ef-
fect. it is alleged. would have been.
to have thrown out this suit. The
suits were brought several years 11ng
under the Sherman sutivtruat law and
were the first of their kind to be in~
stitutod lo. the country.
MM
«MAKING 0! «MPH
You ought to look over our line. The
‘0’"; Pill!“
from be to 26.00. Wholpleo
or. Main it Wash. It. to.
W
wives’ Mechanical Railways at .Ben-
edict'n'lii. Wall ”WNW“
ran a
cull: 5
The annual meeting at the lilorwaihl
Fire Department. for the purpose of ,.
; ‘ ednesday evening of neat week. at ,
. the Main street lire house.
in his present ‘
~ to know what he meant by it
‘ fifteen minutes later I went to Mr
' Ryan's oili'ce. lie told me he had de-
.299
Recent ll retract oi Edith-3
chic sun hold title of tile
Tranaicr~iWsllicd to Name
Two Trillion:
NEW roux. ‘Dec. law-a. H. Harri-
man was called to the stand when the
insurance investigation committee
“ 'opened its session today.
Mr. Harriman said he learned of the
I V' sale of the Hyde stock on the day that
Mr. Ryan bought it. lie telephoned to
Mr Ryan and asked him if he had
bought it. “it an said the purchase
was condition ." said Mr. Harflmanl
“and that he wanted to see me and
. talk with me and that he wanted my
help. i criticised his plan and wanted
Ten of
clded to buy the stock. and said it
. was time for him to make a name for
himself. lie said he hall decided tr
buy Hyde's stock provided he could
.get his nominee elected chairman of
the board. 5 He said he had made a'
shod deal of money and never. had
done anything to make a name for
himself.
had told me he wanted my help; that
l was the one man m New York whose
. help he desired." '
"What kind of help?" asked Mr
Hughes counsel to the investigating
committee.
“To help him get his nominee elect-
ed chairman of the board,” replied Mr.
Harriman.
Asked upon what ground he had
criticised Mr. Ryan‘s plan. Mr. Harri
man replied:
thei Equitable, or should have control
of t.” ‘
‘l' told him." continued Mr. Harri
was acting from a pure and unseliish
motive in ihe,intorest of the Equitable
i would help hint He told me his
plan. 1 did not tell him that i wanted
a share in the Hyde stock. I assisted
him to yget dhis ominee elected. " ,
dy if you were not so;
lanes as he the purity of his motives?
asked Mr. Hughes.
“i become satisfied that’fwith Mr
Morton in chlir end.“ M ..Rvanwenr
Sincere the a .of ztlto minim
.wollld be safe a, was convinced tight
Mr Ryan was sincere. i did not their
think Mr; Ryan would share the stock
with me.” .
Assemblyman Rogers of the com
mittee here asked: “When did you
resign as director, of the Equitable?
“When the Frlck committee made
their report. " This was June 2.
“The next interview with Ryan was
the Mutiny follow the purchase of
Hyde stock. " said. he witness. "First.
however. i told Mr. Ryan 1 had helped
he wanted to meet me and after Mor
ion was elected Ryan called me up and
said he appreciated my be and want
ed me to centinue and so dhe ouid
do nothing further without. my c sent
and wanted to meet. me. i made an
appointment to meet him. At 1)
o'clock Mr. Cravaih came and said
Ryan was sorry he had to proceed
without me. i told Mr. Cravath l
considered this an act of bad faith.
turned my back on Cravnth and walk-
ed‘away; Mr.- Ryan later asked me
to come to his cities on Monday and
meet Mr. Root. in that intreview
.Wltll Cravaih he told me that Mr.
Root had insisted on the appointment
of the trustees of the Equitable at once
' and ”18‘ announcement WES made in
the mmoi'nlng papers. That was the
militias-tion that Mr. Ryan asked
the trustees to act. i want you all
to understand that ..l have something
besides life insurance to do audthinlt
of. M9 mind was on the 35 .000 miles
of railroads and 36 to 40 steamshipa
which i have to l lull of. i wanted
only to safeguard t e Equitable. Mr.
Ryan did not tell me at the first in«
tcrview what he paid for me Hyde
the most important decision thus far We
“at the next interview 'Root and
Cravath were resent. i said to
Ryan. 'You won my cooperation? lie
said 'Yes' i said. ‘l will talte half
your well if you will ltfi me name two
trustees} Ryan refused and told me
i had promised to help him if i was
satisded. i said this was my way of
being satisfied. 1 do not remember
what else i said. i may have said
what these gentlemen say i did.
intended unless l was satisfied of his
motives to oppose his control of the
society and thought it ought to be stop-
it i know whom he had selected
«trustees. but did not know his plan
to dwelt himself of control of the
stock!”
.’ ‘Why did you object?”
[think ill at any but
. named them
all Mr. limd
‘ tent under his
LCIHATI NIW dYIAH’I.
in charge
afternoon at 2 o‘clock. at
ll dilartersi Rowland st
-' mmurvmt some
questloned- his motive. lie ‘
"Well, it was rather staggering to Pilaf
anybody that Ryan wanted to control .
man. “that if i was satisfied that -he .
elect President Morton and Ryan said
I of dust in the pipe.
asked Mr V,
'“ u‘l" wanted twol hostess“ independent '
of the lib
could do by giwl
~Peerlees ,
r. p. Lawtoiii ,
V “brim suck, faced with limestone.
, for its wot-if
MGM ill Ni 2
‘ 'ltrohitcct Warren R.. Briggs hold a r;
‘10. outs. all it is El-
mlcd Structure? Will be All
copied Scour ‘
completed and ready for occupancy.
and it is hoped that the pupils may he
The building it not been i rmerlly
y the comm ttee
{colloid tion with the mould
mind since then. no mmg
”The building. which is construe
sldtcd roots is plain and seven?”
architecture, but magnificently tied
it has eight recitation
rooms. all well ventilated heated and
lighted by fine large windows. a
The iiret floor has three entrances.
‘ , one at the front and one 'on each side.
entence. made
res. whites
tion brought
. oi the do:
bunny. for the
libs niche that he
.mking the
of? how this
ltd previously
, ‘r , . had far-
_V ends to own
New York .ch
were in eiiect
onion of bank
give to these
may in high
a ' . ‘ .
first “I110. he '
lad an new:
mail and Ill
was brought
been shown that
lulled the matey
milllnery iii
and his own ‘
a description
' . filed were
plow York bro-
her of
claimedufiiat '
gm d :fid “xi ..
u , ..
it;‘ be idliip‘hdn
himrto .=
lies av
Speck was tomlm them im- cash and
mustang
.Vhe *unii go twm‘
ro nlwhicb he could not he sat
3d. lndbe meantime Speck promis-
ad to concert into cash W other see
urities which he had all hand and to
send him. the mnoey. Sher-arctic besti-
hed thathe took 230 000 worth of sec-
urities and went to New York and
turned them over. to Smith. 0n re
turning -home he decided'lthat he did.
wrong lln trusting Spock and I0 went
back the~ next day and got the» bundle
of securities. 'He‘ bought medicine
in New York and returned home. the
bank examiner who discovered the
condition of the bank being on the
same train. The following day Sher
wood says he put the securities back
Into the bank vault He then tied and
his defalcatlon was discovered. Sher-
wood said he had studied medicine.
which accounted for his purchase of
drugs in anticipation of his flight to
Panama.
After testifying Sherwood was taken
back to Wethersileld.
in the trial of Sherwood he refused
to disclose the name of the broker
with whom he did business. and his
confession, as his testimony is taken
to be. came as a surprise to the at
torneys in the ease.
-—0liAND UNION HOTIL OPENING
Michael hubrano‘a line new hotel,
N118 and 8 Wood street. will open
8a urday morning. Conducted on Eu
rowan plan. and special attention gi'
veil to orders for shore dinners and
all kinds of sea food.
bl’ork Roast. 12c Buttery's.
Fill! in HIATIR PIPE.
Putnam i-icso company Responded to
bit II M arm.
A still alarm of fire was sent in this
morning to Putnam Hose house. A
register in the residence of Mrs. i. F.
Williams. 70 South Main street. was
beldhiug forth smoke and flames. it
is believed that a match had fallen
deem the register and being ignited by
the best. set tire to an aceu elation
John ii. well.
who was passing the house. went in
and by means of a pail of water ludic-
lously applied extinguished the names
hicgldre the hose wagon and truclt us
I' v
, masons-lulled“ Writing 9...... st
ers'.
‘ ' noon reunite was. a.
{tin W 00:; .31" Alum-c out
3 0310““). Bed. lbw-oi title he
inesssgo was received today by
a
'. Attomriieeig from Assistant Nate‘s“
. hold onto?
Burnout. who is in apriugt
to tile‘ afoot that the we“:
tome Court of the M has a
; its verdict acct l
i used. ii
w pulls.
lilo not
_; i!
select. lie 1'
.’ a iar amount of floor
his advice Ni Bhorwifoii. Mile, to tilt! ' '
Directly opposite the main front one
trance is located the“ principal' s cc
which is partly equipped and furnished
with running water and a telephone. -
The interior walls on the building
are painted in two shades of green
over the laugh plaster. giving a very
artistic eiicot.
There are four rooms on this door.
setting 19? pupils, with plenty of room
for more desks. Outside the rooms
are ample dressing rooms. for the
hats and wraps of the children.
0n the second iloor there are four
more recitation rooms for the use of
the high schbol department.
The seats in these rooms being much
, larger and a less number of them being
‘ necessary, they are not coated to their
capacity. the four ”containing cents for
_. 100 pupils.
On this floor also is a neat and com-ls
. fol-table teachers room where moral
. allusion can be used on refractorypup
be used as a retir-
or teachers taken
lls which'm
ha . M
The little is ballot“. but given
one purpose;
pity fodlll. ll
other for the bowl: also the boiler
room and the lots cries. .
The building is Vested by two mil.
ty five horse pp Bigolow beliors
and is practice l’y heated indirectly.
though there life four radiators used
two in each hail.
All the school rooms aid finely heat.
ed and ventilatdd indirect heat. The
cold air passed gh‘ coils of water
heated pipe. Tend rendered warm. but
still retains its frochilchs and oxygen.
it passed up through lines and is fed
in at the top of the rooms passinl
across the room and being taken out
again through ventilators at the hot-
ventelation always perfect‘ and to:
moves any vitlated air. The air then
passes up and out of the cup‘oia.
The rainy day pleyrooms have as-
phalt floors and the lavatorios are
fully equipped with sanitary plumbing.
Washhcwis .with running water are
found on each floor
The entrances ,lo' the building seem
rather pinched ma narrow but as there
are three of them this obieCtien ap-
pears to be a soothing one rather than
.a reality Taken 'all in all the build
to: the purpose.
tout C.o
—~ldlglu Butter ace lb. r 9.1....”
- .3 .'|
pun——
’ .. [LOSTs '
Locr~w1hhrllu7l>nasoh who
picked up string of red heads kindly
return some to sentinel Oiilce'f
, did it
oar-coup LOOKE'P. Siil'i‘ WIT-H
a iamond, owners‘ monogram on back
Reward for its return to this once.
or communicate with Owner. Care Sen-
tinel. . d lb-lt
Paorictslcllull... ' 1
mac. sunburn ‘ otaow'vl'l.
Graduate of New England some...
tel-y, Boston. roman of piano
harmony 'i'ernis up asphalt ”
Oourtlandt Place. South Norwal
"A
‘ MONA Hstawmwuon.
Ehhfii’m not...
at. Mecca: till
8 pa 1‘0 ’
moyfltudib
it 19 a'.
.l
l
wife ~ ,
. Roch will hang Mainly herd.
. W
. N lit ii not here. two men were ltll
The new Concord street school is '
able to new into it within a few days. 4
Wu held to' take action on the dict" ‘ 2‘2 H
19:72 ‘
W9. whichJ
tom of the room. This renders the:
ing is an excellent one, well equipped .
“Wren Wash iW get
uteil for the
renter ay“ afternoon and five others
' narrowly escaped injury. The «lead
“weaved.
bottom of the ditch. whlch is about
twenty feet deep. when the sides raved
of rock and dirt'.’
wlis begun at once. but it was believ-
ed that is would be hours before they
cello be reached,
W OANMN. Dec 1.9.4431! til caving: ,
lino! a trench witch is bong cons V
“on Gondonggg" *
arm William McCormick. and Ernest ‘ V’
They were working at the p .
in and they were‘ buried under a mass l ’
{rile work of digging for the bodice . " g
. oco t3;
mo
who a notch?
Hill Enough Room tor the New
lisnulaoiory Which lies
to Locate is liorwalll
The town lockup property willnot
be sold to the manufacturing camera
which asked the town to set a mine
locate the company in Main. and
to that end has secured”; ”More on
several sites. . .
The company aboudonettlle id. a of
telling the Smith new: property; as
there was no room to extend out. They
believe they will soon need lam-l fac-
ilities than those which which
rem For several months they lla'
tutu negotiating with the St. (lei-ergo
he company abandoned the hive of
as one produce they would use should
they locate in Norwa'llt and it 1: hi!
iielve‘d that headlined as an linden and-
.leet~
was“ hailed.” at which‘ielw rated
”Hill
was" ..mrléhm
”doling price. _
dehidcil upon, thdtigh$ 2900 we the
ciliallebt sum coneiiléred. 'At no rihié
has there ‘been a meeting between the
proposed purchasers and the rowh
coinmittee. Everything has hin: ~ .1 on
the agreement reached between the
company and the St. George PENN!
~Babcs in Toy-land. at Nclgons' .'
BUSINESS-NOTICES. V
AUTOMOBILE.
wagon rhpairing . .
and second hand ‘
one for sale; horse ~‘."
ping. and general W.
. . i .
James H Meier's.
. A. RU DEB. PR‘MYTICIL
nier Paper
::f
dint:
gill I.“
, .3; new
anger and Decorator
Itlmates submitted Address, Madi-
mil street. foot of FrInklin. Oplmllitc
Luther Wright’s. . “if.
INNII M. “AV 0. .80
it”? mid.
it!“ 30W!
cats in dermatology kindly.
cl your human.
cl tries! 'soalp treatment. facial mall
l‘ W”. "1m
LEGAL NOTIGES
Whats
W with
‘ District of Norwailt, as
with December-12. mills.
tats for Matilda
of Norwalk. in said
rdered.
t to
iii-o-
bate old rwalk on “”5" ~- day
of December. 1905. at 2 o’clock often
noon; and that all persons interested
in paid estate may: be untitled thereof;
«administrator will cause this or-
to be published in a newspaper
ing a circulation in said district
..- .. . lunar w. cocoons. 1,
in 1. :;, ., 5995.9
.2 istrict of Norwallt as Proust
fitrrrme
; r 1 le
.2
. his
in” ‘ satisfaction
m " 2%
to be Secured Elsewhere
on u some tiiile ago, The Barium
Mons Association. however. nope-s to i
0 Mill!“-
Nbligure was 1“. tally “
all}; Norwallt. "
consultant!»
incentive rdays before said 22d VllIy
. of Decembe V’
is when by the James
occupied hy tun families.
' M . John Dorney. reside on
the second corn, . .
1,"
:ro par? VV "
TO‘ Lfl—HOUSE t STUART ,
Ave.’ 1 d rec, M. J. Mc erlley. 31830
Washin : » dis
re Lair—a roar on silhouette, _.
all the latent improvementn. lhdnites. '
Mr. $71}th corner Ave. ltd
Also choice 2boil
ingsm lots for cale. .“ . 6t: .
M—M 1. horren— V»
To asst—Ar no. .3 mm .
81..“ least nomads. _ pliant
new iirst else . ‘V , , Vail
,..‘... w“...
. tween the two copy 2 ~‘
, pf a “clown chitin .
_ 'c‘
again!) Smith street lockup property .‘ J!
', ." It lb Wile to
select a lot while » p; ’are alive. lie»
flip to (loo. w. », eupetintsn
d'Iiit. on the“ sums,“ '
WANTED—A
about sixteen, to
hodseitorl’t. Mrs.
“‘ Roy avdnue Dal-loll
WANTlD—BOY » . EARN Tm
printing trade. Appi This Oilice.
Norwaili
A .
their .beds: have '
re“. 2
0‘“ delightful foldingin .‘I‘
,_ trusses steamed and .
for descriptive pom} ., ‘
ii. Folding Mattress ’1'
. hail:
idiots on fine
- wages and stood
gorilla ”Roz
That the motor soot
. cx ibit his administration
‘ this court for miuctmcnt.
AUCK’ION Mill ~
household goods:
2min room chair
utensils. stoves.
Chamber suites. a
applications- has f“
court ”by the con ;.
caliber ’
Norwalk Chronicler