‘ Jup. and It appears that after many
'. years of waiting. and the froquent'oc
eerreuce of accidents at that point. as
" well as the continuous endangering
(
, Silos; commenced negotiations with the
,, j'teen’ieet at the present time. and In-
" ,Xol’its corps oil’eirgineers’ here. and
‘ ~ 2‘ ‘ rating the driveway ’trom‘the side-
s
ti. Raymond Submits a Plan
g Favorably by Parties Inter-
,' W“
's
4 - ”The matter of widening the Meadow
_,ltsraausnao , 3070.
"tier “6.000 Stool Structuro
Mhloh Is ’coasiiorod Vary
‘g'street bridge has again been brought
”M- llie, that something would be done
“shortly to eliminate this'most danger-
one spot in the town oi'Nor‘walk.
‘ Just one year ago this month Pres
,;itlcnt Thomas i. Raymond. of the Mer-
,,"cliants' 1nd Manufacturera', Associa-
‘.New York. New Haven and Hartford
"Railroad Company for the widening of
the bridge. The width is only seven-
‘cluded in this Is the trolley track.
Mich takes up the greater part of
iborouEhfore. and makes it im-
‘ _ible ior a carriage and car to
4‘Ba'ss there. owing to the angle on
fliticii the track is llid. Last March
the railroad company sent a member
«there was a conference between the.
board of selectmen at that time,
(Messrsiziames A., .2... wn, .l. B. Ray.
round and ,A. A. Agn, Civil Engin-
ocr Charles N. W , Town Counsel
Levi Warner and Mr. Raymond. The
bridge was visited and measurements
”taken which were submitted to the
rallroad’company.
some time ago Mr. Raymond re-
ceived irom the allies of the railroad
Company. a drawing of the proposed
improvement. which calls for a bridge
the width oi Matilda, street. which is
iortyJ'oet... ‘1; owallt six and a
“,hli‘ e , the north side. The
oi” bridge. according
jwill‘ be similar-”.0!“
on street. ~ withered pillars
'walk. ymaking passage under the-
wage'fll. and convenient ior pedes‘
trians. and allowing ample room. for
teams andztrolley cars to meet under
the structure. In addition to giving a
clear view from South Main street to
the Wilson Point road, so that motor-
men and drivers can see each other
when they are coming in opposite dl.
rections.
The division regarding the extreme
of constructing the bridge. moving and
rebuilding the retaining walls, esca-
vatlon; etc.. was subsequently brought
up, and Mr. liaymond submitted a
proposition that the expcnse‘bc til—
vided into three equal parts, and
home equally by the New York, New
Haven and liartford'itailroatl .Com-
party, the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company and the-Town of
Norwalk. The estimated cost oi the
bridge is $16,000. and this would make.
each third at little over $5,000, which .
is not considered a great amount In
view oi the great benefit which would
be derived by all interested from the
improvement. Edward Gagel, the chief
engineer of the railroad company, is
in iavor of this plan. anti sold Illo
would recommend, it to tho oilicvrs of
tho company. '
Mr. Raymond has talked the matter
over with the solar-linen. the town
counsel and tho lm-lnbvrs oi lin- hoard
oi estimate and taxation. and they
are favorable to tho plan. lie hm:
now had it petition drawn ",1. calling
for a' special town itlt‘t‘llllf: to roll"
on the project. owl this has boon
signed by about thirty of tho lll'l)illl
Milt residents and largest lnxpayorx
of the town. and Was todm' handed
to the selectmen. it. is expected that.
the meeting will be called in a low
dayii.
~IOUIING CARNIVAL SALE AT
WILLIS H. IELLICK’O.
No event in the retail merchandise
line has created so much internal to
recent years as the Carnival Salc at
Willis Ii. Selioch' , which opened Woll-
holiday and will continue ior ten darn.
A large crowd was present at the
opening yesterday and all day long the
smrs was crowded with pleased cus~
miners. who have availed themselves
oi the numerous harm. livery piece
oi stock lit the “M Oil! has been
marked down. as Mr. Colleen believes
Wills goodhe advortipiu to sacrifice
or t walla ntlng
tho ml ”a with the varied
and well assorted oi each denim.
asnnt. -Mr. do . by his progressive
control for More
tournament opened last night with
three good games, _
One, Two and Three. two or which
were won by Team One. a. 8. Jarvis
captain. and one by Team Three. E.
W. Beard. captain. The high”! in-
dividual score was made by Captain
Jarvis. _ .
alloy and cheered enthusiastically
throughout the games.
rangement the scores are kept at each
end of the alley. so that the specta-
F’iIlBT TEAM. .
8t. 8p 8o.
Jarvis ....... ....... i ll, ’ 203
ilegenlan ............. l 3 lib
Aisthorpo ............ l i 126
Hoffman ............. ii 2 135
. . ».- .579
SECOND TEAM.
Nutting ..... . ........ 0 8 till
h‘olant ................ i l 98
Goldschmidt ....... i It 183
Slater ................ 2 2 129
511
Second Gama.
FIRST TEAM. ,
Jarvis ................ 4 i 162
Iiegeman ........ . o 4' 112
Aiathorpe ............. l 3 lib
Hellman. ............. l «i 138
528
THliti) TEAM.
Heard ......... ....... b 147
Moran .............. .. l 3 iii
it}. F. Smith ........... 0 0 78
Fitch . . ............... z 5 1.53
. ‘489
Third Gama,
SECOND TEAM. .
Nutting ............... i 5 i'iil
Fulani. .. .. ............ 2 l 108
(ioldscbinidt . ......... 0 2 .98
Slater ............... 0 i 117
Tilliil) TEAM.
Iicartl ................. ii 2. 137
Moran ...... . 5i 3 m
Fitch ................ . z 5 152
,3}. F. Smith .. My.” 0 ‘8 98
. V... neg/«:wfm
Mummttm
.—.~ g.» __..._....___.....¢.M mmwnm ._.. .—
um Bowling Galas last
lipid—scarlwriphi Boat Iiolly
at Pool '
The South Norwalk Club bowling
between Teams
The spectators crowded the
By a new ar-
lors are kept posted as the games
progress. The scores:
First Gama.
Roioreen—lt'lrst game, i). b‘. filuith:
second and third games, William F.
,Tammany. .
Scorers—First game, J. R. Taylor,
E. W. Beard; second and third games.
.I. it. Taylor and George it. Van Al~
styne.
The games tonight will be between
Teams Pour. Five and Six.
—v———
Pool Game.
in the game oi pool between Cart-
wright, 70. and Kelley. 80. Cartwright
won, 70 to 7i. This game was close-
ly contented throughout. The score:
Cartwright. 70. Kelley. .90.
5 b—«l
9—4 ' 3—2
ire-i 8—1
5 to
‘2—2 7—3
6 s—l
ii :b—l
”“2 2—4
3—2, ill—i
tl—-2 :l--i
7 ‘ s
2 ' o
70 7|
Itoforee~w. ll. linker.
Scorers-H. l. Bennett. Charles ll.
Pierce. .
The game tonight will be between
Illinois. 80, and liowndcs. 90.
men soon wroolso , .
ar TOIIEIIEIIE colour
Mrs. 1. Spencer oliloksrd Ilnited
in Marriage is Waltor ll. Illa-
don, oi Philadelphia
One of the well-known members oi
the Tokeneke colony. Mrs. Jane
Spencer ltlckard, was united In mar-
riage at high noon uxiay to Walter
Blsdon, a welbknown business man of
Philadelphia. The ceremony was a
quiet one. and witnessed by only the
Immediate relatives at the bride and
groom. The um irons New York,
due here about il o’clock. stoppad tbb
morning to allow of a number of guestsi
getting at to attend the nuptials. The
80m soowau . saw—A
. clot murmurs IS I” [A
'lllfl '0. l Whirl". Out fl; . ‘ w
cusslos
Predicts that unless
tures are introduced
Iisber men.
die oi dry rot.
an oilloor oi years
change over from an
tion to artillery.
like of the changed
vice duty promised
they say that none
days' camp, instead
00.
and
Grand Synder. ‘
puny rooms.
The members of
wedding, Tuesday.
about. thirty guests
also presented with
pleasantcst.
oi the engagement
n, Still '
A Proaissst Moor tlollotos
cheapo trout lslanir is dr-
illlory wm list [bull In
‘Boodislllollorwalks Quas-
ilsn sl Captains tin 'or Ills-
A prominent Norwaik mill lsry man.
who Is thoroughly conversant with the
Connecticut National Goa
the Norwalk c
sixth and Seventh Artillery q pa, will
The authority quoted abo
bases his chief conclusions
insomuch as he argues tha
do, not like the reorganized state oi
alfalrs, he is unquestionably ght, for
the men have irequontly es
consider’the outlook ior any pleasure
In connection with the amp
summer as extremely dark.
the pits at Fort Wright. and n which
detail of practice firing in ouooi thew. . J .,
Another source of complaint the tan
of six do I. as in ‘ , ,
previous times up to a year
who have two weeks' vaca
the business oiearning a lIv
no care to spend practically
in camp duty.- while on .01 rs who.
cannot get away ior so long time, it
Apparently the reaction h t
not in. ior neither one oi the c mpaniss
have in" ranks at the‘pres
Despite these rumors,
Prat Lieutenant Henry T. P
looked upon as the mess of Cap-
tain litlwsrd P. Wood. of, the
the Seventh company,
are anticipating serotonin;
.inismaxt: Tuvodny. m_
lieutenants or this .company ,
becandidates, and apparently
man in the mmpany desirou
olllce is Quartermaster Serge
Under present conditions I
parties are not looked alter pa
Well by the state and have even to
pay for the gas consumed in he com-
Incllncd to take a philosophi al view
of the situation. but they nev
would like to seen some
which would make the service are al-
tracilve. How iar reaching wI I be the
effect oi the reorganization l
present plan will undoubtedl
termined before a great while.
mum wsobme ;\
summon 088" IlVEIl
Mr. and Mrs. James Biiizhard,
oi list-ion, Enlorialno .
Friends at Their "omit
Mr, and Mrs. James Blrcharjtl
great many years prominent r
of Darlen. ceelbrated a n
event. the ilftleth anniversary
Despite the severity oi the
liming the, evening they rccl
hcarticst of congratulations u
of commemorative gills by frie
relatives. A supper was so
the whole order of the evening
the occasion announcement w
Birchsrd's grand daughter.
G, ilirchard, oi Darien. and
Brady. of Stamford. The at ractivc
son a noawm, "
\
V
r... '
l mom‘ .7
lining-ta are only;
considerable
province, but
directed
‘ t
‘i ..
aliairs.
ical let
the en-
panics.
some 1’ three ‘
to late
s
dispensary.
vi, who Is
edwricncc.
on the
l ganisa-
and
infantry
i the men
dis-
condt The!
uty each
The scro
them is work in
of the i eating
tin can
burs
pf"
Libs only
at the
tint lic-
e cont-
Iculariy
l
the corn ies are
heless
In vations
der the
lihe de-
l
lunch with him.
~ll
‘ Many
. for a
sldents
otliworthy
l“ their
at their. home.
made
lira.
ss ivy
he C.
albino
the case
mushy-{against the m
y. ,1. L1.
The manym‘lpi’mmn, South, in
the Unit“ 8!!!“ m Within“ I
missionary establiphluent at Kin-Salli:-
Il'u since 1855. “in 1993 there were
‘ f 7 liadtb'eir wives, one
woman ml-Iniafigaadssvora‘l null"!
workers at them which consist-
ed of two plastic! worship, three day
schools, one boarding
m .
i
The town. "wiring is an Important
commercial contori‘la situated on the
Grand Canal. 1 .,'
'V. , w" u
‘ Luv} .
filmy; heiress wla Istrsloooi ,
all oi It Mil? Wis SW“
White exposed a losilll-r
llow Wallflower-
snw roan. Lien, a—rlu work of
securing a'iury‘to try Harry K. Thaw
for the billingtniltsuiord White went
venerated-sham Justice Bowling.
Three temporary Jurors were secured
at the noninfossst‘on and when the
“ ordered the hill.
" nest and six
:4
NW roan, Jan. 9'.~—.lust'
the beginning oi the morning session
or the trial oi Harry K. Thaw today.
Attorney Daniel O’lleilly announced
that n subpoena for the doionsc had
been served on Miss Edna Goodrich.
the Rims, who Is playing here this
week. Miss Goodrich failed to appear
In response to a subpoena last year.
Mrs. Evelyn/Nesbit Thaw. on the) stand
at the first trial, declared that it wombat...“ two mm“ was smashed in.
Miss Common who ilrst iutrotiuced: During their operations, the but!!!"
her to Stanford White and took hcr’to
school and one
Evelyn
lope .anuaav 9, road.
is». -, g “in
below
.— .~__‘ I
~ to
, Bllllllllllllill
lions of tits Lats ilharlyss 1.
Foster, In. Osborn Avon».
Ilsnsaokod troll lap is lot-
tom. and Considerable lion-
aps lions
The residence of the late Charles T.
heater. in Osborn avenue. Mast Nor-
wailr. was entered by burglars some
tiliie Tuesday night, and the house
ransacked from top to bottom. Just
whgthasMen taken hunolyetboen
detonnined, but Mr. Foster’s darlgh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Underwood. who is
now residing in Bridgeport, has been
notilled and she came over today to
malts an inventory of the goods in
the place.
The burglary was diicovored about
noon yesterday by- the family of How
ara W.VDoty. who reside nest door.
and noticed that the curtains were dis«
arranged. When Mr. Doty cams trains
to dinner from his duties at the Cour
stock Clothing Company in Norwallt.
he made a brief examination which
convinced him that the case was one
for the police authorities to investi-
gate. As the place is not within the
limits of either. city, Mr. Doty tele-
phoned to Constable Thomas miller-
iaud. Upon the olicer's arrival they
wear inside the'house and were met
by a sorry sight. '
, Bureau drawers were ripped out and
their contents strewn about, trunks
torn open and their contents subjected
to the same treatment as the bureau
drawers. furniture turned topsy mm.
The work of, the miscreants was so
complete that the house looked as if
and Constable Motherland not being
familiar with the interior of the build-
ing were not able to tell whstbhr any-
thing was missing. '
it is not believed that‘tho work was
done by amateurs iron: the entratm
which was loads; The burglars. got in
p-by using aziooi of the M craft on
the sash oi a iront“wlodow.'i'he alas-Is
oi It are. plainly .visibieou them «
Wroni thw‘utont or the operations, It
is believed that they worked most of
the night in the house and that they
.did not leave until some time after 8
«clock yesterday morning. The time
of their exit Is fixed from the fact
that a package evidently prepared by
them was noticed on the rear porch
between 7:30 and 8 o'clock. Later this
was gone. The Intruders also left the
back door open.
But little damage.- was done to the
A ”9’9“!" "1"“ M" "Willy" 0" and candle grease were distributed
lice out In the audience of the theatre
where the young actress ls playing all
of yesterday afternoon and last night.
and finally served the papers ,
her, Mr. O'Rellly says, as she Ieit the
playhouse at ”:30 p. m.
tended to serre the subpoena after the
matinee. but Miss Gortdrich had dinner
served in the dressing room.
. A "6" Wire of ”WW" from" run a r. Vehlar, of Stamford. vnn.
this morni g, and with six sworn and tors '9“, present from WWII.
threu prov clonal jurors In the box the Stamford, Walloon and other ”In“.
attorneys for the prosecution and de- .
fense set about filling the vacancies
and preparing for another exercise of
peremptory challenges.
Young Mrs. Thaw had to make her
way through a crowd or several hun—
dred persons gathered on the outside
it was in-
tlte first trial to road the papers. and
consequently had iormcd no opinion In
It was'mrly an hour bolas an mm
Ilium” WM” .mimated ‘“ M"! ternon before about so of the members
"90"
house proper, though a locked door
culled over the contents oi seven
rooms on the liver two floors and one
room in the attic. Burned mtches
throughout the house.
OPHIR CHAPTER INSTALLATION.
Past Patrou a. 1'. Vshlar, oi Stamford,
Conducts Ceremony.
The recently elected cfllcers of Ophlr
Chapter, ()rder oi the Eastern Star.
' were Installed lint night w Patti. Pat'
An interesting event was the presen-
tatiop to the retiring Worthy Patron.
Miss Edna Mills. of a handsome past
patron's jewel. The
m
k
qrp .
WU
Fairllold vlonan hint to Fe:
mum oltho police of Mow iiavsn on
suspicion of having stolen m in 0‘
gold pieces. iron: James Roomy. a
resident oi this city, a woman giving,
the name oi Edith Mason. and who.
lives in Fairnold. was taboo to head-
quarters, yesterday sftsruooa. It! Def
tectivs For. she is hold on a chorus
oi theft. "
yesterday drum the centrai‘statiou in
the Mini City to search ior the Mason
a cyclone had struck it. Mr. Doty '
mam mots
l
l
lies Headquarters tar as In-
vestigation ‘ ‘
nmnoaronr. Jan. pr—Arrestod on
l
l
l
Police headquarters was. notihed
woman. The New Haven police say
that a man whom they believe to be
James Kearney, employed by the
Wheeler A Miran 00.. oi this city. lost
in In will while soiourniug In that
city Monday night.
Kearney. so the letter says. regisv
tcredatahotelaad therapist a
woman. He was iron: his
bundle of coin and suspects the Ma-
son woman. it is alleged. The woman
when arrested at her Fairlield home
yesterday by Detective For. dnwd
daily ing the money and declared
that some mistake had been made. A
iurther investigation ls bsing made.
—-Don't target the Life Savera' Ball.
Friday evening, at Arion Hall. Tick-
Ill. 25¢ . _ g
It“ riotous soars
L081 ill-T EUROPE
Forty Persons Drowned, In-
cluding Souls Europeans, In
Morocco Ships Foundation
PARIS. Jan. 9.——The storm on the
English Channel. along the west coast
of lumps. and on the North African
coast. Is still raging and many Ishius
boats already have been lost. .
A dispatch receivedlhore iron: Tan'
gier says that two native W
m fonnderod ,oii Ill-Avalon, Moroc’
co. Forty persons were drowned. in-
cluding some Europeans.
NORWALK HIQTOIIOAL SOCIETY.
walk Historical Society held I m
in West avenue. and Inadditloa to
various routine matters, discussed
plans for Iniusin'g new life into the or-
ganization. The annual meeting oi
the society was adjourned to the sec-
ond Wednesday in March. At- that
time addresses will be made by Vice-
President Asa B. Woodward, the Rev.
Charles. M. Selleck, curator. and oth-
ers. on the life and associations of
the late Colonel Frederick St. John
Lockwood. president of the society.
W
ville and culture a
incarceration-tbs Historical nun-c. .
iv” 4
, rub and drums .
collar; 1m westerly
built.
it n
{Bill
Annual Alislrl‘lloltl last
is. with Mr. and
,W 3‘5le ""3
Wm M”. .
“Tho I"! ' Ill”: _
Mountain”
The home of Mr. and Mrs. i
Swan’s was the mac oi a
gathering. last "Months. ‘ .
being the annual mono-births =
day Aitsroooo Club. .: '1
At the door the arm ‘ .
wehonted each. guest sndtlm
then snorted bytile‘ilir .
the oiilcers and emotive-M
received themmost cordially. ' ‘
worsMrs. mum. mil '
Mrs. Pryor.’lirs. GI
leek and Miss M. B. M
The prmtont'nmw
In gray Innsdown. yin
mtm. ......- e..."
n , s ' , y . If
love. acrob worsis a peculiar
itcaunolbomoasurdbil X
or a twofoot rule. it n . ,
ior good. and love for .,
arenas benevolence and W
ness.‘ American women are.
sorvattm. oi the Intellectual,_ -
nd their orbs, ,
crown 'oi glory. , »‘ - "
“it it be true that 'iisrllv
who thinks the most. leels'tha
acts the best.’ then it is ,
women's clubs have widened
(Continued on [hearth
. ,‘The oaecuuvecommittes oi W‘Nil'r MOW
ulcers were
{airmen 1;! u,
”resident—iii? (George ;
Jirst Vice-Presidenth-lils'u,
Byxbee. . , , .-
Second Vice-Presidohu—vlrog
D. Wadsworth. ' U
Recording Secrets «Mrs.
Randall. .
Corresponding Secretary-vi
Stevens. ‘
Treasurer-Mrs. Way“ In
The society has had a voryi
roa saw.
Advertisements at 25 words under
this head. 25c: 3 times. 50:. Addi
tlonsl words, i cant each per insertion.
in! year.
. .
-M0‘l'lt}l.
A reward will be paid for
that will convict the mop
guilty of cutting dowm
Union School District '
POM dALE—LTWO STOVES. ONE
Stamford range and one Superb Hub
parlor stove, cost $25, In Ole one sea-
son. Will sell very reasonable ior
want of use. ill Quintard Ave. 17 3t
von SALE‘OR 1'0 Lit—EIGHT-
roorn house, barn, shed and outbuild-
lugs, and almut 20 acres of land.
Known as the Bhsedy Farm. Apply
to Novwalk Mills (30.. Winnipauk.
Conn. j '_ it Gt
L 10 Law.
cord street. ;
. DISTRICT COMM
401101.
On and alter this date [will
responsible for any bills cont
my wife. Theresa Zl , “
resonate
Measlwordaieonisasllpsv
presentation
speech was made by the incoming
Worthy Patron, James Corsair, of
Stamford.
1'0 LIT—AT ROWAYTON. NINE
room cottage. five minutes' walk irom
eathel' Ilroad station or trolls Ii r at
, of the Criminal Courts building when A bi bug was hel at u. m 1" . y n . re
"m """il‘amcd' ”I"? came do" for the mom!" I” clusion‘oi Muitilbl‘llfllo: eerem'ontes. "2;, mm" W E ”mi" M"
Til the “on, . , .. 0” n. . 1, 3;
“ "m The sixth “1mm Med to“! none msslowaav woos our»: , ,
8 handll’llll 3"” passed a successful examination, and 'MM‘I’IIM. 70' “L30; aIt 8t PigldiAtghlllfr
till“ "'0 was assigned to the tenth place on tho MW‘ Ill f month“ i. sire is“ v s.
and provisional sideofthc iury blnci. He Add” by Mia WWW oi lacs 9‘ - M We?"
1 ‘5 "W was ms Manning.» insurance man, York, is a. WM.“ N" ' . is
To add to tile illi rest oi who I.” be ”d we" too my dill’iill mm 10 L'T o" '0' .“ w”
A brilliant address on the subject.
"Home Missionary Work on the Iron-
12 South St. inquire at Coleman's
news stand or 34 High St. .
tier." was given at the South Morwalh
Ioaal Church yesterday si-
ro Lav -- roar or nevus
WANTED-A Minoan-soap.
crican to do housework in a
iamily. Apply to William is
No. 9 Quintard Ave. c
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN 5, ,
canvass for C. l'. Adams I '
poricnced man preferred. in
Selmaus' Stables.
WAN‘I'ID —- CIGAR SALES
Experience unnecessary. ii”
month and expenses.
00.. Toledo. Ohio.
wauvlo—oml. volt o .
houuwork. Apply at ! West
. la Novws . .,
ro LIT—rill, aowsvros. MAI!
doable buses. sis nouns“; ssavosisnt
bride-tohe is a dauubter at r. and u -
y was reached. "any (2. Adams. poo , , . lb
”ith‘l’lifm' rm... .... ...... .. -,,m,, m... monotone-9.1m v "3'- an i‘nt'i‘t,°i.'lf”l.".'."'°'.....' i=2. . . m.
"I. M, JD?“ W. “7.1;. 0' "3' mgrdmo'w tuzuumm to," M“ {:0m I suolo 'um Wm AVG. ” 3'. Bv'lm N
. f i A . l ' roads-ed . Oll ICC“. .
Wmtmgbin'rlllrmsm sell: in? '31 m m. "' "” "‘ m 'asd rsirolblnouts were served m“ vo ur—runmsnso noon m a.
the present pastor of um ed 'nre “mm" “l“ M “m” "m " ‘ the direction of Mrs Mortimer it use private iamily. 74 South am in. Millinor. lists
liev, r. r. Reynolds. cum gilt-sis mfiwm'gfx ‘fm‘w who was assisted by several 'oom' , ' .57 It on ls.isst
ggvgzgegggdggfingy "3:; now e Adams for cause. r. m. ' ro LIT—NIGEL? runmsnao untangle _
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