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WEATHER 11911121211111
Fair tonight and Sunday; light
Iouthwfilt winde‘.
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ESTABLISHED 1117a. mmficfi. 35...... 1.11.231... '- souru NORWALK, con/ed, SATURDAY. mac. 7,, 1907. ‘ TWO CENTS.
MAS ilAiiAilA
All All AHA
AAGAAS’AHIA
Norwalit Members Netted a Good
Sum As Result of Affair Given
in the Norwallt ‘Armory—
Prizes In Gold Awarded For
Costumes
The members of Norwalk Aerie, No.
51111, l-‘raternal Order of logic-S. 0i
Norwalk. may Well be proud of the
success of their grand masquerade.
hall. that night, at the arniory. fl‘he
hall was the Ilneut and illOl-il elaborate
event the. nerie has I-ver held. which
is 11 lu-oad .statenwnt. 1111 the animal
dance is always looked forward to
with keen lute-rout.
’l'ho VII'W on the main tioorot' the
armory was 11 particularly handsome
,one. 'l‘thtole Interior was profuse-
ly, decorated with Ann-rican 11111::- and
the national tailors, while on 1111-1-1-
Hides were pretty effects in white and
gold and many incarnlesceni lights.
When the grand man-I1 began about
It o‘elockfiihe night war- 11 dazzling
one, for at thin time was brought to
full flew the costumes of the masquer-
aderu. The effects were. utriklng,‘hean-
, tiful and novel. all 111' which-11111111- the
1111111111 the judges an extremely diill-
cult one. The grand mart-ll was led
‘by President I‘;l"l|I"Hl ll. Wilson, oi‘
Norwalk Aerie, antl'I‘. 1‘1, Iiiuc.\’11111111'1i.
chairman oi‘ the rommittt-c ot' arrange,
ments, and the-other nn-mhera oi the
committee: 'l‘he-attendance was wry
large and in addition to being 1111111-
Hot'itil HIlI‘I‘t‘SS, will net the aerle 11'
.111-111 h‘lllll. - ‘
’I'he prizes were awarded at the
cloni- ol’ the hill”! dance and the re-
‘MIII was awaited with much inter-51:1,
The judges Were in perfect accord on
all 111' the awards.
’i'licy awarded the prizes 11,-. follows:
Most handsomely dressed couplc. $71
in gold Mrs. ,l'l. Jones and Alias
i. din Shiny-gt of, \i'innlpauk
Moat, comlm illy Ili't‘HfleII cm1pic,$.‘1 in
gold -- .Ll' Iiarmmer and Airs. I1 Sir--
wusou’
.ilont handsome ly dret-ised‘ person.
$2: .111) in gold-4111111 Louise Iiykman. oi
Wenipori.
Moi-,1, comically dreehed pert-ion, $2.311
in gold—l-loward N. Godfrey.
in addition to the tiliove, the coin-
niiliee decided to award a special
prize of $2.110 for the. clove-rent novel-
ty. This 'as awarded to Mrs. ll.
liarmt’ner and her little ”non Louis, the
former being continued 11:: a Dutch
peasant girl and the latter as :1 Teddy
tear. Another 1-1pecial prize of $1 was
:I‘A'lll'IIPd Mist-1 lieusie Ferguson, who
wore a cos'tume (tow -'11-d with new-spu-
peri-i anti newspaper li1-1"1d
'i he judges oi” the I'Iilllt'iil Were
I'nuncilmau ’l‘homun A, Skelly, Adolph
11115111, Juno-11 Walker. l-Z. I’ndcrhill,
1;. S; Raymond and W. I Miller.
The aerie‘a office-re and committees
Were uni-paring in their efforts to sm-
1l111t all of their myriad oi‘ Inn-sat.- had
11 pleasant evening and ii “111-1 wry
cyidcnt that they succeeded admir-
11111,:
11161 committee oi 11rr1'1t1g1-iucnta w: is
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composed of these 1111-111! lil'“: I. .A
.iltxamura. chairman ,l Dunning,
M. (‘i '1,e1gh i). i-‘ .111111. thet t'hin
nery. I“! 711111 lleihl (1'11111 1111-1 Ryan. .Io-
111-ph lit-tit. .iolin Lanc. .1 ll, Kelly.
William .1. Powell, ‘tl'iliiavu fliI--y,,p1hn
lleyno-itls. Arthur l-‘ord Hair. 111-1111,
“1‘. II. II. Went
Reception I'oiuiuitioc I: ,1 Key
holds, l-Z. It. it'll-son. .1, l", Woo/l. 1:11.111
l-‘lnhcrty. Harry llv-an, liauiel Ix’ 1111.11
.I. M. ('I‘l-ngli, .Iohlt III'llli“ :~'1r, I‘ A.
McNamara, Joseph ll11-I,'/.I .hn ,' Iii-n-
niug, I]. ll. Went
Floor Manager l-Irnu-t ‘1 Wilson.
.-\:-Ni,-1tntll I-‘looi' \iuna'tct " .A
.\1;11-.\'niriai'11, 1
.1\iil:1--»-.lohti Lune, l-‘rwl \'1':11'.11 (War
I--:-' Murray. Arthur l-‘oril. I-‘i'ank 11-1111
,Ihziltllh lit-141. Wilii'iiu .I l’ow-Ii A11
lIl‘I'W N'oonau.‘ ‘ , .
'l‘iie tillif‘t‘l'i-l of Norwalk ‘1‘11-1'11- .11'1- 11,-
II1II11W5'
I'm-t Worthy Presidents Georg-- l-'
1111111111111, it. J, Reynolds. Janie:- Al,
(‘1'-nigh.
l’i'1-1-11l1-iit-~l-I. R. Wilt-ion.
Vice-l’rcsident—John lieviue ,_
I‘i1apl11iu ~~ll1ivl1l Plane-ril-
Secretary ~-.l. l-I. W nod.
'l‘1'--.'1111It'1-1'--I' A 21111c.\1'1nnir11
\i’orth'. t'oudttr-tor- ~\\illiun1 .1, how-
III,
IIInIII" (.111'1rd—-‘.lom-ph lice-l
our-1111-1;u11rd-—H11rry‘ 111-1111
'I'I‘IIHI1-1'H---Il. .I Helm-11h, lianiel“
Keogh. .l. '1‘. 11111111111111
Aerie I’Il}sit'itltt~ ln' Herman I:
Went,
(in the order 111' dancing were twen-
lnr'ndinu 1111- waltz.
two-ntep, caprlce and lnucicr-i 'i‘hv
I'IIIII'PI‘I which preceded iln- danriuL’
and the uni-111- for dam-ina- we» played
11,:- Wililatn II. (‘111111-‘1 full orrho-etra.
LADIES’ UNITED WHIST CLUB.
A now-ting of tin- 1.111111-11' l'nin-d
Whig; I'IuIl wan held yt-nterdar at the
11 four lllilliIu-r-t,
home of hire. William P, 11111-1, 11!
Ilrut't- ultt't'i. The fir-t pit/.c W111- won
by MIH I-. Iward F‘ 111111111 and the
112111111111: ‘11111, Willi lain P. lloyt. Mm
l1. ll. Smith th litt- 1-1111111111111111 prize,
tom-11111111 uti- 11'1-11-1-111-11 and all en-
loin-d a delightful t'lt‘ltllli‘,’ The next
tum-ling will b 11t tho horn of Mm.
Georgi-y Ito-if: '1, oi 1111111 111-1-1-1,
TO SERVE A LUNCH.
A lunrh will be «rm-d 111111 ion-111112
M Ill? Ntlf'fllk I‘lnh, An “rattle-nit”
may 1111111 hr ore-twat.
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CHICAGO SELECTED FOR
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Kansas City Only 1151111 Votes,
Against Chicago’s 32 and
Denver's 4‘
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WASllthi'l‘IlN. 111-1] ..«--’t‘111- su-
tional Republican Committee war- cull-
ed to order by Illialrnian New 111 10:18.
and (inventor Murphy was. lump-1111111-
ly recognim-d to lil‘t'm'iil the report 11:
his committee on the retirement 1‘11
Chairman I‘m-telyon. li‘e expream-d
the regret oi' the committee, congratu-
lated Mr. I'ortelyou on the increasing
honors that have come to him and
closed by exprcuuing a wish for 11 long
life for him. The icuolution was
adopted unuulintnuily, 1111 wan-1 also one
pl't'fitlilt'tl Iiy Mr, Italic-pink of Wit-icon-
11111, on iii-half 111 the committee 11p-
pointii'd 1., take appropriate action on
the death of former Chairman, iii-11,1
(It-(ALLA
I‘. l’aync, Vi'auhlngton, -
After the crowd had been "
from the hall. the committee [)I'III eeded
to pr'epatc for inking the vote on tin-
pint-'c for thc'couwntiott ' ’l‘hcte' was
home apairing owr the method 111‘
voting, but when this Was disposed of
the balloting proceeded quickly with
thi- reHult that 11 few minutes: aittr I'.l
o'clock thc choice wan known.
The vote was:
Chlcago~32.
Killlfiill-l City- --11'
Denver-«4.
After the vote 'iIi-i announced, I‘hi-
(:1th was declared the ('hoit'i- of ”11'
committee by airlamatiou.
time It”. "111 the date set lot the _-lte
publicnn contention.
n
——v,1-'. 511121.15, SHOPPERS.
t'11n 1.1-l1-ct lloiiday (lift-1 now from
splendid atock ot‘ ~I‘luara, l’lpcn and
Smoker-1" Iiooda. and hurt- them laid
aside t'11i'1‘lu'11-111na11, \l'ln-Ipl1-1 11.- t'larii.
SCHOOL BOARD ,
VOTED $l.000 MORE
Board of Estimate and laxa-
tion and Selectmen Discuss
Financial Matters
,.
.A rather interesting Set-11111111 of the
board of entituutv' 11ml Itlxitlion 11nd 1111-
selectn‘n-n wan hcld yesterday lelll"
noon at the solecltni-n'u oill‘cc. in Nor
walk. when int-reauea iii tin-11111111111111:-
tions for text hoth and supplies and
for town 1111111.. \11'1-1'1- dim-mined.
'The meeting 1111.1 called at the re-
tltit-nt ut’ the school visitoi‘u, who 1111,
lithium-.1 that they nt‘t'IIt‘II more money,
The 1'1ppropriatlon was originally 1111
down to 371.111111 by tho hoard (it call
mute and taxation, After a long de-
batc yesterday, after the request. had
been presented by School Vinilom
Keith, Iii-era null Rider, the Iiouril rot-
in] to give tin-tn 51.11110. This 11-1 Ill<"
Iltl‘thi'il amount that could he uppio
priatcd without :1 town nn-etina. 'l 111-
school Vlhllttl‘H claim that tin-,1 wil.
have to nail icry close to the wind to
get 11111111; on this amount, ‘-
.'l‘hc 111- -lc1 Inn 11 pill in tin- r1 due-1 to
in.- 1111111.: of estimate and taxation fill
more moucv 1111 ronili-i ’lltiu was dist
pow 1i oi In allouini: lhc t‘ll'lt'l 11111-1: 11:
ahitt twu attouuia the aelectmen had
(Mllaitnd 11p to highly" 1,111, 0111- of tin-:41-
wau lot $l.li'.:.711 that has been uncut
on 51-1-1 Hill, which the M'lt'Illillt’li
state they have cut down six I‘m-I. This,
amount will he put on the, "permanent
improvement” act-111ml,
Another $31111 :1p1-nt, on the llencdict
Farm lirldgc illiing in East Norwallt
will h1- Nhil'tml to the "hrlducu" 111--
count. .\5 a result of this 14111111119
plot-em tin.- Si'Il-I'Illllll have $1 ti:
111-111- to .-pr-ud '1111 regular hilzliuzvi'
work.
‘ The first 4111-1111111“ 1,- 1-voillc1o
111alrm11n ot' the board 11'. I-eillllltlll' 11nd
taxation and 111-1 11 result l-‘irst tit-leer
than Alfred Avinon presided ,icatcrduy.
Selectmen William ll, lived and .Iohn
lievinc Were 111110 prom-n1, The meni-
hers-1 of the hoard of t'fllllliillt‘ and I111;-
11111111 in attendance were f‘hrh-tiau
52.11117. Frank H. Merrill, E. L, (111-111-
ory. .l. l., Hoylt. ll. llnlnn-s. Edwin
.\-.latu1: and John l”, McMahon
lianltelhali. Vale V14. I‘ontp:in,'.'
Armory, Monday nigh.
EXTERMINATING
SAVAGE READ UNTERS
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Japanese' in Formosa Are Elec-
trocuting Them. According to
Walter Clifton
———.—d—
' . have
their
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or the Defendants, in An
Itervlew With a Sentinel
enorter, Tells of Status of
11 Case
it
man
l-ani
Hop
and
aui'nuch 1114 there in wide into-rent
ifcnty-d Ilt‘l‘t- in tlu-‘otttt'otna of thI'
1111-1 boycott cat-1e pending in the
'eme Court of the l’nltcd Stair-N.
that different and varying views
been exprcnm-d in the papers 1111
he real question involved. :1 11--
1-1' oi‘ 'l‘ln- Sentinel ralled'ou ,.Indge,
t of count-tel for the non-1111111111 to
n- the real inane '
11- judge stated that the cum-,of
Loom. at ai'yn". l1uwior t'l alter 11 lt-I-il
011111, brought in Illt' name or the platit-
111111 by tho Anti-Boycott Society
11111-1 rtalu whether or not a cotuhlnn
Iiotl to boycott tin- plulnlil’fu' hate in
slat *1: other than (onnecth 111 in Illegal
und -1 the Sherman Anti ’l rust Law.
’1‘ 1e provlnlonu oi the law. under
will-ii this unit, was: I11'tillfllil,i:£ 11-1
i'olh Wit-l '
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”11'
HIIII'
illt'l'
will
All i
port
11ml
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Every conttact combination In
form oi trust (it IIIIN' r-wiae. uncon-
WY.
'1- 111111111; the several Muir's-1, or
rorelun“nutiomi. Iu hereby declar-
odto I)(“IIII"2II. I'Iy't-ry pert-ion who
shall make any 11111-11 contract or en-
1:111:1- In any i-illI'Il combination or con-
Hn‘lrirr, shall In' deemed guilty oi 1,1
11111.11-1111-anor, and on conviction there-
of, 1l1all he pnnlshen I11 nno not e11-
1'1-1-11111: liw thou-111ml 11111111111. or by
imp iaonnient not 111cm 111111: on.- year
or 11 both quid punishments-1,111 the
vii-1c otton of tin 1".111111 ,
"'1'. Any person who shall bit-injur
cd At his business or pioperty by any
111111-1-1'11-1111111111-:(-1.111111111111111 liy l'i-auon
of thy-thing forbidden or deelnrcd to
111- unluwfui by thia'm-t, may sue there
l'oi‘ ii any circuit t'o‘iti‘l‘of the United
fitat 1:: in the IIIi'lll'II 1, in which III» de-
I’cndnnt iodides or 111 found.
r1-:-p-c1 to the amount in controversy
and “AW” 1:1-1'111"1-1 threefold the dam-
itltt‘i-I h} him sustained had the cos-11:
of suit including 11 rcnaonahh- attor-
‘nry‘t ice,"
"'1th complaint alleges," said .lndizi-
Light, "that the United llattv-rs of
North America. 111' which the 111-11-11-
1i11nt.~., about two hundred in lIlIlliIit‘l".
are til-Inherit. and The .-\1111-ilcuu It'i'd-
erai on of Labor. formed a eonaplracy
111 outpcl the plaintiff:- to uni-11117.1-
lactory 1'lt llanhnry‘. and to boy'-
th.- p‘lalntii’i’e' customcrn In other
:- in-cunae oi the plaititil’is' rcluual
air-nim- their factory. and in thin
the dcfeinlnnts .m-aily l‘t't-«Il'ull'lt'il
dealroycd the interstate trade or
lit-lt‘t‘ tit' 1hr hinintifft'. conlrtiry
IIII act or I'ongrr-as. and injured
lo the amount of 5811,0110, Th1-
1hoilizli brought nominally 1121111111!
1 two Itiii‘ttll‘i'il hulls-rs t‘ckhiillu in
-.t11t1-. in really aimed. at the
1,1 Haiti-1'14 oi' Noltii Ann-rich and
American Federation of Lain-1,
1111 m- organization:- lira- rich-11111111:
1clion, ,
order to properly mine Ihr- legal
ion 11:1 to whether or not the
nth-KW! in the romplaint are nul-
11 to bring the cane within the
cw of the Sherman Anti-'I‘ruat.
the attornew tor the defendant-11
a demurrer to 1111- complaint in
Jrruit court of the United Stat-w.
In 11' 11-1. the action was brought. The
legal clfo-ct of u demurrer 111 to admit
thr- I‘tllh of the litI'll-l well pleaded. and
to 11; y that they are not sufficient in
the 11w to entitle the plaintiffs to
maintain their HIlIItI’l
".11 dze l’latt tilllllitlllt’tl the tin-murrerl
11nd its-missed the (Illllpltlllll
plaintiffs apneah'd the 1'. 1-1 to
l'nltt-d Stair-11 (‘ircuit Ioult of
penis, and that court Illhlt'll.l ot derid-
Itig the 011110. certified IIII' rpieulloti of
law nvttlvetl to the Is'nlto-d Stair-11
Supr-nu- I‘ourt for instructions 11:1 to
the proper dominion to In» rendered
mow the circunmtancen. Hence, IIlI'
mic-11111111 argued thin week before the
itvywctne. I‘ourt at Wailltlmzton wax 1111
to whether or not' the alleged far-tit
made out 11 casu- f'nr Ilm hidin'iffu un-
tit-r t 1e Sherman Anti-Trust Law.
"'81 11 I11 clear from what I have
Flatt-l that the III‘I’IIIItm of the court
will u no wine nettle thr- tpn-atton 11:1
to wu-ther or not uniom- have thi-
rlttht to hoymtt the hate nmut1fnclurml
by the niaintiffr. for that attention
I
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7,-HTIII' ex-
-tc1'tnlnation of savage, murderoun
hcnd httntere i1y cleciroeutiou hi the
latent. novelty inlrt’nlucc-d by Japanese
ln l-‘ormoua, according to Walter Clif-
ton, manage-r of a l-‘ortnona mercantile
company. ‘who arrived here yenterday-
on the .Iapanem- liner American M11111.
“Tin-111- hend huntera,” nald I‘lifton.
"number about one hundred thotmuud,
and intent the entire want count of the.
inland. MI- effort» to clvllize them
have lulled. The recently "weigh-11
ll party ”I three undretl ('Ilinr'flt' and
.Iutmm-m- into an atuhunh on the pre-
tenm- of allowing mtl’lit' Irvin-1111'". and
killed all but three. large hodien of
Japan-«11- 1111111111 were M'fll out and
now when 11 company of them- heed
hunt-"1'11 1,- iiu-ated the plttt'e- in nor-
soumlrd I11 11 wire fem-n ’I‘In- wile:-
11r1- char-amt ultb 1-IN-lt‘lrllt‘, 111.. not
wilt-1'11 twain to HIIINII, the nurture:- vinttt- ,
pedr, and I an deadly win-11 111-1 thmtc
that the i1uletu 11111111."
. rlt-It-n
aplrm,
KIIIIIII
the Motor Show "
duct
Motor
I‘t1.'11
.lohn,
Lim-
filt'l' 1'1
mile 1-
i1- Sehor.
could not be made an imm- 1111 the 111--
nunr-r. If the r-ozirt unstained the
dctnurrei'.‘th.'it will end this can-- m
1111' 11-1 ['nlli-d Sillltw I'filll'lfl are con-
1-1-rtn-1l; but it 1111- demurrer 11- 111'»:-
ruled the tlt'ft'ntltlliln will be t’r-qulrtd
to urn-wet over. and tin-u in 11 ln-arluz
before a jury the tiltemliunn or fact will
he 11 wont-1i of' that is to my 1111
lame will deny llw allotted 1m
1' meet Imyimt. and tin- plauulttli-
1 (nib-1| np'n to prove tin-Ir nib-
11. '
will i
mt (intuit to attend
“lull. over the pro-
l-fnxim- (‘11.. liray
flI'IIIlIt' ,k I-‘mttnlrt
t‘ 1,, Hi
cllo. "oatmeal
1l' Ito-uni Ii
t't1.. I-'rrro
i-xhlltif Local intent
”W “’
UNARD LINER AOIOUND.
W YIlIIK. IW' 7 --'l'lw I‘unniii
Mourner- I'ut’ttlt-tiln WIIII‘II Irvft It-'r
711. in today, 1» 111-11 11-1-11-1nd in
11- 1-Iiattnll ain't .1 ornirt-u 11. 1
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N'I'I
‘VI’III'II
11-11 of honor "1'11“":
about 9:111: 11. ’m,
AMELIA AASA‘
lud elohn l-l. Light, of Counsel
to ‘
in restraint. of trade 'or corn--
withoni‘
11ml llil‘l
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nii'iiiitxorww 5313 ‘ "
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ill 11011qu I. E. cnuecn
lighilul Bazaar. Which Has
Some Novel Features
A?
’l‘tn- (‘arnlynl of Day» was- 1111- 11111-
of 11 pretty bazaar held y1-1-1u-r1lay 11t-
ti-ruoou and last evening by the i111-
dien' Aid Society, of the Norwalk
lRlPIIIIMIII'II (hill‘fill, in the Sunday
school room
The arrangements of the booths wan
noi'el, there being one for each day
ln'the week. [Articles IIII-Ilitmt’tl oi'
were"taupe-13111113” line'li‘ii on the day
‘alter which. the hooth was named, 11-:
will be M'I'll from the following:
Monday Itil'tit'lm-t tor" wash dayr—-
llooth decorated in purple and while,
In charm- of hit-11. I' ll. CIIDSIIIBI‘, Mrs.
W. 1:. lturin-II and Mr“. .lt-nxit' Ilene-
1l1ct, 1 '
'l‘uenday (articles; for ironing day: -—
liooth tier-oratioha yellow and white.
Ladle): in charge. Mrs. Roger-1. hint-.-
tic-111w- Mills, Ali's. I'harlc-n Miller.
Illrs'. George Selleck, Ml’n, Horace
1111111111 and dirt-1. South-id.
chueuday tariirleu tor mending
dayl----l'1ecurallotin. green and white,
Ladies in charge, Mrs. ltarry llying-
,Ion. Mrs. W. A. Ambit-1', Mrn. A, (I.
111151111111, .“l'ri. Ilhlduey‘, Ally-,1. .l W.
\Vt'iHH, ,'ilr.-t. liohet’t Morehonne, lira.
\i'yuian, ,
, TIIIII'SIIR)‘ trancy anlflIt'fi’I"‘“IIHICUHI-
lion-- in pink and white. Ladies in
charge, Alia-1. I‘. (l. Ive-11, Mru.‘ 1.. .l,
lteyuoidu. Mrs. llnrry liailwitL-Mina-
Florence Fitch. Mrs-i. Victor Seth-ck,
MIC-1. H. M. Kent, Mm. S. H. lioiuio-n'.
Miro. Harold tilentletilng, .llru, I‘lnr-
t'lllfl' 'fiiaunon. MI'H. Carrie Smith.
Friday tuwceptu‘ day article-rm-
IIIN'Ul'ilIIUilti in blue and while. in
charge of Mrs. I‘. M. [Inuit-In, Ml't‘l.
Iiit'iitlt'tl Abbott, .llt'n. Fl‘l'flt‘l’ll‘ll lied-
It'ulll, Mrs/It, I). Worden and Mrntltoae,
Saturday t-bak'iuy.’ day all'lII'It'Sl~'-
lit-r1- tln- 11i1-,t:ak1-,11111l bro-11d war: die-
popod of by Mm. W. ll. (Ilnlfilt-iltl.
Mix-1, Ileiu‘ge NII'IIPI' on, Mrs. .I. Nicker
you Mrs. 111111111111 hilt-rung \Ira l-‘.
t‘ !11rIte llr~ llntnp on She rnood Mrn.
H.111” Kellogg hali- Anna loungi- \II’M.
ll ii Udell Mr», I‘yrus ltuucoeuud
Mil-1'. ll, bi, Selim-it.
'l‘he Ht'l‘l’lllll, oi the hot lilllt'll was
under the direction of Ali's. ll. .71.
I'l‘ltlklu .Ilt'ri. Wilildfil Willie-y and Mrs
Nor-111111, .
In addition to the, booths named
illitl' the days ol 'li-- Week the 111111114
ladies oi the churc it had an 1- -lal1orat1-
candy booth. At ("or' Ilf'dtl of tll.~: ric-
p1'uiun-nt wcrv Mine-m.\\'innie Smith
il--,~.~ie Y-Jir'itcraon 1111-1 l-Ziizu i"11t'1l. .‘II'H
l.. .l “131111111111 hail i'hurxt- oi' the llt'ft
1'lti :II It):1 1Ititii'.
\lt's, 'I‘holuue 1‘1
dent of thc 1.111l11 :.'
1l1-1' “hone ample» tin-
ln-iil. it in IIt'IIt'lt'II tlt'u'
.11111 .--11111 ha:- 111-1111 new-d
l
l
111
Sit'l’o.
.-\ til
11:. i.-' [FUSI-
Sor-it-ty, 11n-
r'll‘ltl “111-
a comfort-
[111 not 'fail to 11. it (“11111-111111-
ol- 1 lit-ti .\i 1': I'ltlliiil l.111i11-,-'
Iii-cf Ii.
NORWALKS WON
FROM SIAM "ORDS
Score was Twenty-Seven to
Six—Monte 1113 Beat the F ow-
ler Cadets 40 to 2 j
The Stamford lupin-that! agar.“
lion which journeyed 11p to llll's 111-
last evening. proved an ear-y pix-11h n.
for the Rollawny ltiuk 11-11111 tuna-1111'.-
the game resulting in 1: 11mm- or :1 to
1; to tutor at the horm- 11-11111, Notwith-
utnndlui; the wore, tin- ;_-,.11111- was 11
very exciting on.- throughout. In the
the lit'al half, the Nornalkn :wllUI't't'IIt'll
in throwing tour" 141111111 and the titani-
forth-t threw but one.” in the lastlhuli,
the Stamford-1 thr-zw two 141111111 only
while the home team acored nine field
goals and one tool 1.11111
’l' he lineup and summary follow-1:
Norwalkt. Stamfords.
Katie ..... Wilt-on
item-dict 111111111111
ltight forward
linrtmlu Morrison
(7 cult r
Hint-:1 .....
Left guard
flight guard,
l'lr-ld goalie -K1in-- 1;,
llnrtrnm Him-11 I, \Vilaon
111111 I.
l-‘mil lini- minim-(town I,
Score firnt. 111111.111 1o '.‘.
Score m-cond hail In
Final wore—«2'1 111 1'.
Iii-fern" ---Wlim-ic -t ,
l'mplt'emluieltwoml.
'l'liiiekm-tn-i'~-1I. Younw. ,
the preliminary 11.11111- 11-11.; 111-111-1-1-11
the “IIIIKIBIII Iv‘owlcr I'mlvlu 11-11111 111111
the Montmtlta. rewriting. to 11 ht'tiro-
of in to " in favor or ttu-.11ontaui..-1.
The lineup follow-1' -
Fowler cum.
I'nIlIti
. Smith
llutn-tlict I.
" llau
.1, -.
III I.
Moutaulil.
111-1 1mm
ISIUAAAIS
Ladles’. Aid society Gives a De-
BIIAA ASSAA
All lHAMAii
Party at liars eta/School
Youths Attemt ted to Play
Horse With Delegation of Fire
Fighters and Received What
They Have Long Deserved
For a number of ycurt-Apeople of The
Norwaihs have been enduring the
nuisance of gang of pupils at
liar:- 19,9111 school. who have [101'an
PHIITI§QIUWH that‘ while they have
money,- Ihey certainly inch " breeding
and tin- 1pialiilcatloiu-1 of a gentleman.
"I‘liiu clot-111 of partially III-\‘t‘lopt-tl mole
animals ha:- madt- lint-ll obnoxious Ill
1111-1111111, puhllc Kathi-11111111, alt-eel
care on the shiewalki‘, in saloon-1 11nd
win-rever they happen l0 be, but ins-11
night 11 bunch of tin-111 received 11 11-11-
non WIlII'Il they ought to 1-1-1111-‘111111-1‘ for
home tinie, pl'ii'idI-d the nienitu'y
cello oi‘ tin-Sc iiitinitiure ti‘eaiuree hay.-
eulllcii-utly developed to he retentive.
A party of members 111‘ the tire dr-
pariiuem of South Noru'alh \\'-.'- at
the IIU’II Mahackeinn alter the reign
there was alt-'11 a party or llarstrotnn
"Hillill'lllfi" tone might aimoi-t any “p11-
tleute‘l Thr- latter indulge-i In some
rather contemptuous remarks about
"country Iircnicn" and the “III".
The Iircnn-n paid no attention
them, but as I'hiol‘ Winchester
111111111 111 lean- lIlv- hotel with the.
hand-«onu- Silu-r tt‘tlilipt-I unit-which
IlI' was: [1t‘t'i-millt'tl inst eye-ulna ecu-r111
111' 1111- immaturi- rutlians gathered
about hint and in the ant-1t 11111 -“prep'
ll)
“ll-‘1'
tit Ill‘l'" until you play :1 tune on wui
IIIIIe- old tin hort'r,“
'i'hut piored 1011 much lor the lite-
1116'", who would hare pawn-d orer rc-
martin about IIII'llli-II'II‘I‘H, but who
would not 11111111! to have their chit-1' in—
sulted. and on:- of them asked the
liarstroiuite if in- Itnew that' he v.11».
milling to the chi-'1 of the South Nor-
walk ilri- department? Another insult-
ing remark was the reply ’11an the IIKIII
was- on, It wax a 111::1- of arms and
lei-:11 and Ill It‘h’h‘ time than it lain-:1 to
tell it the llut‘slroillltcs were in full
flight, Ht-Vt‘l‘tll of thc fir. 1111-11 adminis-
toring the gmd old corporeal 11111111111
tneni in which the schools of today :11'
no deficit-hi. anti the tiarslrotnilca re
ceived 11 wall-merited and thoroughly
, administered heating 1171,
While it socnu$u Win-t1,- 111' good
lighting when-ti .' 1nliitnz would have
bm-n about what the "2111111141111" need-
ed. the firemen cheerfully administer-
ed pillili-Illlll'lli until the ilui'stroinltes
\t'v-re I1- 1:11an for mercy.
Win-n the t'm-t her-unn- known today
the action of 1111-i11'1-nn-n :11-1- med very
gratifying to IIII‘ general public, who
hate HitltIII the ihsults 111' ll' ll‘HIl'IllllIlt‘H
for :1 Ions: time without protest
It Ih1-51- immature youthn pt'l‘ 1:11 in
their unm-nilenntnly action.»- probably
someone will 1.1- kind enough to give
III-111 another I- won, ‘l'heir actions-1 at
the theatres hay-1- long been severely
t'iitit'iun-d and it tIt,- management Of
1111- theatre-1 lltllԤ not protect the pub-
lic and IIII‘ police officials do not art
tin ptIIIIlt' ought to see 1hai Norwalk
proriden a course in gi-ntlcnlanly dcL
portunnt t'or the-111,115: they do not
111-1 111 to have. imbibed any of if else-
who re.
I)! course there are many line young
gentlemen 111. the Ilaratrom nohool. hut
in all "prep," uchoola there in a CIflHt-I
of young men who are item there by
wealthy parents to have thorn cramm-
ed with knowir'dtz" enough to allow
them to push cnIIo-gv t-nlrzlllce t‘Xltlll'
inutions no that tin-1r parents may he
able to say that "Algernon pushed his.
college exams, but i took him out and
have put him In business," which wine
courtie pro-vent» the youngntt-r from
"tittnltltuz" at college and «till gives
gin-11 him the credit or having some
brains
Youths of this: claim may be readily
distittguinhetl. 111-1 tiny are of the kind
who we 11' IIIIII' "pimple cover capu'
wear white ilunurl lltlllt-It-I'Et in the win
tcr tinn- and III‘IIKIII to attract atten-
tion to iln-tueciwn in public plain-11,
EPWORTH LEAGUERS IN DARIEN.
Addreu by W. E. Patched. of Bridge-
port. and Other Eur-cues.
'l'he Norwulh l-Jpw'orth Ia'iiullt' I'niou
1111-1111111... Were the uin-atu of tho- liar
11-11 I‘tmpter. 111111 coo-1111111 About 1.33
Leaguern from The Flor-Anti” and 11-
clnlly Were pie-win 'l‘tu- :iddro-m- of
the evening Wan iii-llwred I1}: \l', 1'}
I' told llorticy ‘
Ailtnith . Ilium.
I'I'IIII'I',
Vuln- ....... llmiln rton
............... ('alilil
Itixht 1111111
Fir-111111111111 I'otlin l, lean-111- '. llor A
hey ti, film-11 l, "rout-111111 12111111 1‘.
licori- Iirat hall '.'-1 to 11
Idem-r- 1111-11111! Its-ll ‘III In L’
l'WIltll ni’lll’l" I" In '1
Itcf‘erw I-iil‘Iit‘h
lion-Io 1-1 1' I
A
1
\
1.11111,
",1 lit-“mil V111 t'i 111111111
Armor, Plural-11111111111.
l’ntcln-n. ul ltrldueporl, the prwldeui
or 1111- V- 11' York tilt-trier organization
of tZ-pvmith lemon-1- Afn-r the 11d-
tire-oi the tlniiinu lantern-r11 Were my-
ain entertained I11 'in- littrlen I'liap-
ler, and having enjoy half an hour‘-
111111.11 time. the lawn- bit for their
home-11 All ”it“ leiloti- differ-(I thiil
lln- lily-t tally of the non-mu had been
:1 derided alter-e411,
-A WORD TO THE LADIES.
You run :u-tm-i 111.1111-. 1.111. 1111
your hunt-11ml», or its-11th 1111-11 friend-1.
in our 111111-11, that are hour-i to 1111-1111".
W1- 111-II thmtnnudu 11! 141111111 to Indy
nliuppi-rn, Who-Inlay & ('Ittrlt. -
Int: 1111-1 ling of ”it tire departun- 111 and '
flt'llool proceeded to "rough hour-3:",
hill: 11 Hill".
(1111- of tin 1111111111 ’You 1.1111 get out
11111111111111311
0011111111130 1111111111
Conductor Dillon and Batman
Fiavin Held Responsible tor
Crossing Horror 11 Week Ago
WA’ l‘l-‘itlil' ltl’. lit-c.
again-11 (londut-tor .lhhn lililon 11nd
NIiidciiian .lohn I-‘lavin, the two men
held rcnponnlble for Went Main street.
crust-line; horror of 11 Week ago, Wl'l’t'
c‘ontitnn-d until next Friday by Judie-
Poaxlcy, in the city court. this morn-
1111;. No testimony he offered.
Attorney William Kennedy haunt-cu
retained to defend it‘favtn, while At,-
torney .Iatncu M. Lynch will look after
Dillon‘s interenifl.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles E.
Melgn informed tin-.court that one Of
his principal witness-1e11, Motorman
Charlen- Learns-11,1111:- ullll confined t0
hie-111ml, and would ptobahly not I»
able to appurr 1111 a week. He nut-:-
goat-d 11 Illinlptillt'llli‘ill to next l-‘ri-
day
Attorney Kennedy was at lira-11. 1lu-
1'lined to oppom- 1111 adjournment, httt
tlnally withdrew-his objection. and the
hearing went over.
A copy of the testimony obtained by
In pitty t‘oroner W. l). Makepeace haa
lit-cu placed in the 1111111111 oi Prosecu-
Iiilfi.,l\l.t’Il-{ié. .',-It': the evidence against thi'
ilI‘l'lI-‘IR'II tuen 111 Hllflil'lt’lll to bind them
over the trial 11-1 expected to take |IIIII'1‘
b1-i"oie Judge Rol11n1~ou,of tln- Supt-1'-
ior court at the I""llviuut',1,' 1.1m oi' the
(1111151
y.’ The ”1111-”.
A 'WANT'EbI"
Advertisemerite' of 25 words Aunder
this head, 251:; 3 times, 50:. Addi-
tional words, 1 cent each per lneertlon.
WANTED t-illl A'tiox" 1-1 A
thoroughly experie nc 1-1I druugiut Ad-
I null.
dl‘. Ztt
1lr1-1-111lnuzgiul.lloxJilillaileu
WANTED-eli'IilIlé I'll” ANY KIND.
by the day, for 11 bright, capable young
llolland woman. Strictly hone-11 and
'1'-iii ohilglug, Air-1. I‘eler Wyuutl. Iii.
I'111-1.,,-\11- I'lnst \‘oi'w11ik.1|li”.l
WANTED ’l'WIi tilt
\ilixt’li-t, titan-"or l'eiuale to ,woili in
this city. Hood iiilllll‘,\' 11nd commis-
:111111. .\'o houae to houue work: Steady
:cmploymr-nt to the right part,\. Ad-
With->1 I', A cure Sentinel. 1171 til
I All” I" ( A .\'-
WANTED-”A WOMAN 'I‘I') CLEAR
tilllI't'i‘i. Apply .1. A: I 011111: (‘11.. l1td.
I‘hestuut 31.1171 II
—WANTED--HRI.\G \0I It (ILA
furs to 11:1: will make them over and
makc tin-tn look like new. Reasonahlr
11:11: 11' auto-ed.
prices. W1- r1-»1l,'--- st-tlidltinfl and malt!
IIIV'I‘I hunt-‘- and muffs: Satisfaction
II KI‘Iew-r Kr (‘11.015"
WANTED-“TIA iii Y ALL KINDS
of cattle and ”poultry. ' lit-1d prim
paid. 11,. Friedman. South Norwa
(ild 'l‘arioy place, ('onn, Ave’. Tel, 257-2.
llonie all day Saturday. It” In:
FOR” SALE. A
Advertisements of 25 wordq under
this head, 25c; 3 times. 50c. Addl
tional wordl. I cent each per insertion
BANKRUPT SALE (W ('lJI’I‘IIlNIi
and gent'u furnishings. by E, Salon &
llro., 111314 Washington St. bridge. The
entire Stock must. turn into cat-1h.
Goods will he sold 1101- on the dollar.
Do not titles the sale. ’iflale begins
Friday. 11ers. £1 a. 111.. and continues
until entire stock is HIIIII.
MISCELLANEOUS. A
MR3. W. J. WILCOX. 0i ll ESTAB
liahed employment. agency, 21 llnlon
St. Situations necured for all I‘lflflfiiflfl
of Vapplicantn. ”Tel. at) it
BLISINESS NOTICES
MRS. F. HUNKEMEIER,
not: 81.. South Norwnlk [pile-1111 l’lalt
tug of all lltndu. Graduated or Hill’l
plaitidg ll-‘ril/.i Schciff 111:1. French
and American. tit-cor ion, knife and
Side plaitlng for indie-11' and children‘s
dream-:1, coats and financing; also
plnking I’erfetlion of “WWII. Mull
orders protnptli executed. 1121; lm
MOSES P. HALLOCK, LADIES
Mllllner tints trimmed and made in
the latent up-to-dnte slyly-14. "Oilfi-
from it a. m. to «2:10 p. m. 11'. (tho-11t-
mtt St South NorWallt.1121"1 tt
ELECTRO PLATINCI 011‘ ALI
kind-1 tividim-tl c'oppei. brain: .1111
,nickei. broim- oill 11-1111. aim tin-tat 11111
black yacht tritntulnw; plumber-1' «up
pilot-1 and I'IIIIIIIII'II' r11, hieyrle and au-
.—
I .‘IIAIII
ioinobib- Il‘illtlililt-I'A. and 1111111- warr-
H. heath 1*." :1. 113.31} \‘.'11t1 1' :11. Tel.
.‘u 1,
O
MR8. ANNIE MuflAVE8,l1ti;Illl"'rll
Main 31.. South ,Vorwttilt..‘lh11mpm1
lug. hull I‘IIIIIII,’: and alum-lug: t-lcc trlc
at :-.1 hip treatment; int-Int mar 11111- 1
,npeclaliy. l'm- )nipreanIii-«la'itanr-ou.
lInIr III-itiot‘vr.
CEMETERIES
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY,N1III i
walk tonu Hen-my «dream-11111111111
lot-tiled Lotti to null all It in win:- In
M'II'IZI 11 lot while you are alive. A11-
ply to (lo-urge,- W. anhw-u. dupe-r111
tendent
CNDENTAKER «l-‘ltlfiiflt ll IIA-
11111111. t-‘tuo-rul Director and l-Irnmim-
r-t'. I‘llllce 11ml WIIIII'III'II, No. 111 141111111
Main Rt” l‘Iottfh Ntrrwulk. I'nnn. 'l’1-le-
phone rail 71». Lady “Want.
1
juniount
liiliMP
AAIS Iii Milli
WIAAHASIAA
Presentation Made at Annual
Department Meeting by Rev.
Dr. Mather—Clark Triotnvi-
rate Elected Chiefs of the
Board of Engineers
A pleauant feature in connection
with the annual meeting of the 141111111
Norwalk Fire Department. held last
night at the headqudrteru of Old Well
Hook and Ladder I!ompany,, was the
presentation of “the handmme itIth-i'
trumpet yon-d for at the recent, 1111-”
at ,t-lt. Joni-pint t‘hurrh, to Chief hin-
glneer A. 11;, Whit-heater, who won out
in the contest. 0111- of .the biggest
gathering-1 of tin-men ever at a 1112.-
partiuent i-It'flitltlll was In attendance.
’i‘ht- htisincsu meeting Will! called
to 111'111-1' at ti o‘clock by Chief With
1'hc. ti'r.
’I‘In- ui'nuto-i of the last meeting
1111'. Had i1y‘l1-11'1-t'1ry A. (I. Knm'r.
who ail-lo had prepared the record of
llrcn-dhi‘lng the past year, and on vote.
_ of the meeting the. uninmary was read.
l-‘iral Annie-taut Ermine-er George W.
liogardnn submitted 11 report. of the,
expenses incurred by [1. W. ilarfot'd,
during 111-: candidany for the secre-
liiny‘nliitlrof 1h1~ Stan- I-‘lreinenjn A11-
sociatlon, audit was accepted. The
e-it‘ti‘t‘ll'tlt'ti $112,971.,
tin-r1- wan a IlllIllIII't' of AIMS. and
motion 111' Mr, lingurdus it wan-voted
to hate this 11:: 1'1 iun-it-nr. for-11 de-
parln’n-nt fund. ‘
’i‘he 11111-511111: 11f by-Iawu and regula-
tinny-1.1111,- brought, up, to govern the,
matter. and it was- voted to leave.
the money In the hamlet of Mr. llogar- -,
1111-1 temporarily, llobert l’earmn ttpolte
warmly oi the pride-1'1. illld htlzfletltetl
that 1I1e money 111- ueed to defray the
experts-~11 ‘ot’ the annual 11110 int author-
1111.;- 111' the depnr-ttuo ut .Ioueph Davis
and olht'ru tutored 1111- plan.
‘ “the election of oillcer-t was made.
on motion of Assistant Engineer Bo-
gni'durt‘. 11y ecclematiou 11nd unaut-
mously 11,-1 follower
.(‘hlo-f I‘IIIKIHI‘PI"~IIRI‘IIIII F, Clark.
11112-11 .isnietant ('liief l-Inglneer-el-‘J-
hirt W. I'lark
Seeond Assistant I'hhl Engineer--
Cheatcrl’.('l11rlt.
“1' it H
I
Secr1tary-~A. ti. Knorr,
Department Physician—Dr. II. I'.
Sh err-r
l). W. llartord said that there. was.
another little matter of importance to
the meeting and as ('iiiel Engineer
Winchester was the, mot-11 concerned
he. requested that. Ans-datum Chief
Bogarduu take the chair of the. presid-
ing officer, Mr, Bogarduu introduced
the lley.,WiiIIam ll. Main-r, D. II,
pastor of Hi. .loaeph'n I‘lhurch.
lil‘. Main-r dialed that he had met.
the firemen before and he was glad
—_
(Continued 1:: Seventh Page).
.1..- ., ,. ..
LOST.
LOST-«~-l-‘RlllAY. lil-Z'I‘il'l-Zi-IN ll'l
Rae-t Arc, and National iluult of Nor-
walk. green pix-ltethoolt containing {1‘11}
and other artlclcn, Suitable: reward
for return to Mrs. llrmke, 112 Rant,
Ave, 117 III.
TO LET
'ro LET-«WWII 110111111 .13111
both: adults: preferred, Aim horn. All
Itayvlew Ave. South Norwalk. iii If,
TO LET-w'l'ilitl'll'l WELL LIGHTED
rooms-1. llppnl‘ Iitmt', Slit I‘lar Ht. Inquire
,IIIHI'IIIVHR) (I- ('11. East Norwulk.
(17 I!
TO LETw-NH—W t-ztou'r 111111.11
hone». with :111 modern improve-mettle,
to rent to desirable tr-unt1l.at $11111 per
annum. Particular apply 10.! M Lay-
ton & (.11., Inc, No .‘1 ltuilroad Ave..
i-ioulh Norwailt. 117 ill.
FOR SALE-“I'IIEAI’, .‘V'A'I‘IIISM.
cash register, practicallr new: tine-II
twu tnonthx. Also almost new um-
lirella Maud. I‘all I'lty Hotel. 117 'II
To LET I-‘Itlt I.IIIII'I' ”DAMIEN
Ito-oping, two lurninln-d "min-i. 'l‘olict‘,
may, water. "H Hunt Avo- ‘ at? All
TO LET—I‘lm—Vlhllh‘
, ”paw—w .—
li IIIIIIM FUN
gentlemen: private family, 71 Wrath
TO LET «l‘l’RNlHlll-zli "mm.
with hull: and Ito-111. Inquire- No It
(' r1 ut'enl li-trui e mi 'lt
TO LET-:NIX IIOOMR.WI1‘II M11.
Improvements-1 L‘" ('13): i-if' . alien five
roottm. all iuiprnvemt-nttt. II1't Mill" ”'1‘
Norwalk. and More on Monroe Hi. In-
1,11'1'1' I Dino-14a, t'emrnl Ilotr-I. tl'l
TO LET- lN NIIWAYTIIN,IMI1I"
double houne, all: I‘INIIIHI ttoltVI'lllI'M
I11 Ilillll and frolic-I III-tit rr-tomflublll'.
For 11111111 tiliu‘n Inquire afternoons, It}.
I” Walker, ileuti'nel office I)“ II!
TO LIT'---I’IIIVAT H “ER II "€510”.
.ilum
,ninr- rrmtm. tim- hath room. all latest
unprnw-n1nn111: . large grout-d111, 1M
1111.. .‘y’orwnlit. impure Ilea. I1.
t'rltnm, 1111 Port 81., 11111111 Namath.
I ”INN"? “I9“.
Norwalk Chronicler