Assoollmo nus nswo lvnoll ALI: um or rust
‘ IV'A IPISIAL Will AND, DUB OWN OPIMTOR.
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. WEATHEL rosnc
Rain and warmer touiohll‘i'h , , W
fsir and warmer. Fresh to ill-mt
orly to southerly winds. lnemolnom
becoming westerly Thursday. .
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN» WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8,1908
W
two can?
HEEH EEST f
IHH WIEEH
Experiments allowed it Loss oi
Four Pounds in Pressure,
ilui Developed hat Water Is
Being Wasted (the lists of
liver 1 Ilililon Billions a Day
Last Saturday afternoon the Board
of Water Commissioners of South
Norwalk made. a preparatory test of
three sections of the primary filter
beds. The object was to note the ef-
foot on the water pressure in the city
and to ascertain the quantity of water
being distributed. When the filter is
permanently in operation every gallon
of water coming to South Norwalk
will he recorded. This is accomplish-
ed by a system of Venturi water me-
ters which make a constant record cv-
ory second of the twonty -'foul hours of
each day. To make. the tent on Sat-
urday the commissioners were in tele-
phone communication with four differ-
ent points in the' city where water
gauges are not and front those four
different sections the exact manure
was taken The location and altitude
of the pressure gauges were an fol-
low:
Gauge. No. 1*‘Vftililillgi0n street;
altitude above high water. 17 feet.
' Gauge No. 2—~Spring street; altitude
40 feet.
Gauge No 3/—\'\'cat strcet; altitude
125 feet
Gauge No. 4-—l<)inlwood avenue;
titude 168 feet,
The No, 4 gauge is connected in the
bathroom on tho around door of Sam-
ltel' W. Iioyt, .lr.'s realdoncc. corner
of Elmwood avenue and Golden Hill
street.
, At 2:30 pm. the record of those
four gauges was taken. Then three
sections of the primary filter were
turned on, the changing of gates oc-
cupying a few moment». At :t p. m.
the record of the four gauge» was tak-
en again with filter in operation. lit--
low ill a copy of the rccord taken:
(illust- .‘\'o, 1—2130 p. m., til lint;
at 3p. m. 77 Ills.
Gauge. No. “3‘13: .30 p. nl., 70 lb»:
of 3 ll. 113..“
flange No H130 p. , 36 lbs.:
m.. 21 Ibo;
aiv
at 2 p. m.. 82 lbs.
Gauge No. 4-4280 p.
at 3 p. m., 18 lbs.
This I doorman in pressure-
of four ads. The distilling nitlln-
tion the wall limbo-mud by. thin
(out was not the decrease of one half
of one per cent. in our water pres-
sure. but. the exorbltsnt and ruthless
waste of water throughout the city.
The Venturi meters during the two
hours‘ tent allowed that water was
bring taken t the rate of 2.600000
gallons per hours. Ovur olle- half
of this amount. without question. him.
ply runs to waste. Thore is but one
permanent and effortual romody to
maintain our watt-r prnsuurc and that
Is by putting on mum-ll. . With ovary
service pipe in the city nwlvrml the
quantity of water would be out down
onedlulf and the lll'll‘lriilf't" lm-rvauntl
twenty pounds all ()H'r lllr ('ili
If thil Willa l‘OH'illilt'H dill-r lht- ill
for iii In operation. It will he lll‘t'l‘lililil‘)‘
for the water colllillitiklllllvrri to lilniull
Int-tern where waldo of wulor In rc-
portcd.
ON! GiIiL GOES To JAIL.
‘ nun-u..—
Llllio Zitt Hos H" Case Continued
For Two Walls Longer. .
The i‘alel of Annh‘ Sump illitl Ill
IIo Zitt charged with slim milk! at.
ramp up below Judge .Iollcph It. l‘. ll.
lot. in the South Norwalk Mill oi the
town court thhl morning. 1“ ul- (llul‘lrx
who made illt' arrow llllli mini-.li lu
cludlng Special Politi‘llltn (it lludlwtli
and (ilndstono and Gunman! t ilt‘y‘illlllip
lttlvv tentimouy lnlgnltiill; lhl- ( lulm
ill‘ o'lhu girl».
In the «pull- uf Annio sllilh lull:-
Taylor imuaml ll madame of lilllil
days in lull. but pmnlllled tu trite tllv
muslmum sculpting lilllllllii nlliv .lpp. pr
lmforo him again. 'l‘ho girl will vhn
value here from Now Juror,» own
two yours no. sud wan ninstcon rotor”
of lulu. She hon no humour rrlntivrll
of licl‘ own.
The one (if-Hull! nitt was conun-
lwd for two wool! from last Monday.
it dovelurod M I!!! In in it doll
lute cunt! tiol. WW upwind to borulllu
a mother has M. Julius Taylor tin
rldod that tho loll would in no pilit't'
for lwr and Honolulu Adorn»!
William F rswmr i HIM til”
oulll'l lhllt he that new.
n‘ulhor Muller lull m IWIOIMMMI
to have our enroll nor. and would the
thin lthn will its” out of the ballot
mill-t in tho into if Malina.
ifltthsr labor is “not“
from lull southern trio early
“9""!
Mill
work.
' «Jill rs morons
tumult li'rldlly ovollilll. AMI id. Il-
nllumnd motor- on mu. 'f'ilo mn-
tlplltmll llldllim m'm ms”,
llr Mnrl‘orlllllli. M
lilo Illtltwli. um I“ wont Mime b!
lluliuu «mum
Wm
WAftl'l‘A WWW? own.
him than
mflfllbtti'l of the
hint cranium other Wm
Mltlh Itmt fills Ilium
llwsrlinl tho RM will! All
in W
host'vmll.
wt amt
“Wm “Wait“: A
"in Wil~ _
.‘m; “I'll!
collumt‘ilrin' TIIE
STATE nzronluronv
. Two incorrigible Youths. Taken
from fiorwslll lo Madden lin-
iii 2i Yam of Ann
There were two canon in the Town
Court. this morning. at 10 o'clock.
The first was a case of Harvey Brit
ton aged ten years, who has been in
the Children’s Home for six years.
Miss Boughton, who in the matron of
the Home. stated. this morning, that
for the last three years hill conduct
had been very bad, and he would not
mind the. command: which were giv-
en him. She also said that at times
he would get spells when he was very
good. but was soon back’to bin old
tricks, and would often throw stones
at the other children. After it severe
talking to and questioning, Judge Tay-
lor committed him to the Connecticut
Selim! for Boys until he is twentymw
years of age.
The second case was that of "any
C. Van Wagoner, aged fourteen years.
The boy has been in the habit for the
loot two years of going from door to
door begging for something to out.
when it was not necessary When tho
men were working in East Nurwnlk
digging the trenches. Von Wagoner
would take exits from the men and
would then sell them for about forty
cents a dozen. and spend the monoy
foolishly. Bin mother stated that aho
had punished him sovervly, but it did
not help tho matter Then to malts
matters worse. last June young Van
Wazomr went into the house of Mrll.
J. 'l‘. Davis of 63 (rook strcct Nor-
walk, and stole $20 from n pockolbook.
He went. to a store In South Norwalk
and purchased an Ellison phonograph
and some records. and also bought
candy, fruit. and many other things
and threw many of the things away.
He was known to ho tho thief at tho
time, and ho took the officers to the
place wbcro ho had hidden mm: of
the stuff, Ho was to be arrest at
that time. bill be cut his foot with all
mt and was in the hospital for llevcrul
weeks. thn he came out from tho
hospital, nothing was done, After the
town physician had made an investiga-
tion, it was found that ht' was none.
ills conduct. has been bad alnco. thnl
,llmo and this mornlnx he was commit-
lcd to tho Connecticut Sir-hold for
Boys,
PIRACY AND MURDER
Ill THE SOUTH SEAS
the Captain and late Who
Were Forced to lump (Iver-
board
VICTOR“. B. 0.. April 8.-—Ncwn of
a remarkable piracy and mllrdcr In
tho Smith am was brought by tho
ntenmnhlp Marsala. which arrivrd
bore laat night. The captain and man-
of a (Yuliuo unhoollrr worn attacked
with a lomahawk and form-ll in jump
overboard by Joseph Morllmcl'. n Iltl
“inn; .1. Taylor, of Mnnchentr‘. and ii.
Jackson. of London. who thou Molo- till-
schmmor. tho Nellvro Tigrc, of Collar).
and uturtvd for Allutraliu. The venom-l
who wrr-l-kmi ill the (lilbort Inland».
wllrl‘l- nhr was found by (‘upt Mar
uhail, of tho trading schooner Lam-cl.
who f't‘pfll‘lt‘ti thr- piracy and murder
to Illo- llllfhorltlch nt Suva. uhvrv ilw
llil'ilfl‘ln Wt‘ii mudo ill‘lhiflif‘l‘fl. Jar-Iv
Hon iiili‘l‘ coltfmolmi
llo said
'l‘llo nchtulncl‘ sailed lmdrr tho lizll
lull ling. lilting owned .hy tho lllflflll'l'
and male. both of whom worn fort-ell.
at the point of a sun. to lump nvcr»
hoard.
"'l‘ho t-u'llllonl-r unliml out of t‘ttiltm
dill'l,“ in Novumhcr lulu, having or.
board ll crew of iivc. tho captain and
mate. the cook in Ill-Illilml. .lmwph
tlortllnor, null nlylu'lf ml f'tllliii buy,
.‘lllil .l. Taylor.
“'l'lll- vi-lluol had only not. about four-
"4'" mill-ll off the count. thl- nl’fll tiny
Ilillll (‘llllno whun the cook madr llu
ultlwll on tho mute and captain, Ht!
l‘llnllt'il at tho nulio first and “limit
him on tho bond with a tomsilawil. lit~
was lelirli by tho hiow. but (prickly rc-
i’ith‘l‘l"i llllnllulf and look lilo ringing.
'l‘ilr captain. IthfillR the scuffllnlt.
rump out of tho cabin and no wait llll~
ll’lmllulnly Mind by u illuw.
"llllmodilltuly pill-marlin the cook
not lull null and forml firm the main.
thou tho skipper. to lump flvmllmil‘ll
Thu tunic Milli. but the llllippllr Ilruuii
out for the tutors. distant follrioolt
I‘lliii'li and Jackson throw him it Illlillii
'l‘hl. «boil lilrnstlvnml .lllvkmlll. who
Mil‘l‘t‘li to would in worklnll tho sylloon
or. The (turn was inlllunuml and they
slitti'iitti for Australia Tho vollllul ii-
ullliy wont unborn tho lilihort
group."
The prisoners may he mu in dollar»
for trial.
HIALTH oomph-Enos ln'noll-
i
in
Mn is Hm W moo-lion
ammo.
There was to non boon ll nil-nuns
normally oftsrnoon. ill tho Norwalil
oily council «bourbon in Wall ntmu.
holwulul the board of hanllh tho nit!
yuunlloll and tho w’sm mmlflioilv
(twins to tho abolition of tits wstnr
«mill-lone” tho MW” won all»
mm. moi of in who rap-w
manual I:
mwlum 1. “My.
Dr. Whit” illollpook Mill Olin "no.3
mold. and lilo umuii'rll n’rro
lanthanum by (intuitions if hols. ll-
astral sail Witt
omnflurthonlootlnnwnutaw
Width“ MW‘E "tum
Si II 0
mm. flint! toning:L upon which
Hilliliilll
Schooner Gallon Token from.
HEHIIEIHIEE
lWlHM HNE
Several floated Tllis Between
Counsel Wm Features of
the Lemongolli Application in
Bridgeport Yesterday Alter-
noon
The hearing before Judge James F.
Walsh yestcrday in the application of
Frank wlllongelli for a certificate por-
tnitting him to continue the saloon
business at tho City Hotel. developcd
some startlir. surprises. and wall
marked by several healed tlltu be.-
tWeen counsel. John J. Walsh ap-
peared fortemongclll. and Judge John
ll. Light of counsel for the Mlnistorll'
Association, reprenemcd the state.
Upon Judge- Walnh asking Prosecut-
or Clark whether all prosecutor he
would recommend that. the certificate
be granted, Mr. Clark replied that in
a case of thin sort and serioullnesn
he would not feel at liberty to roconr
blood the granting of the certificate.
.Illdgc flanks, prosecuting attorney for
the Common Pleas Court, made a brief
ntalcmcut that while he. was not fa-
miliar with the «lulullsdof the cone.
Lcnlongelll having pieadod guilty to
the charge before he had talten office
as proncclllor. a mailing of the Cirill'
p‘laim to which Lemongeill pleatird
guilty. showing as It did that the of-
fense hnd been committed on threw
different occasion» and ownly in \lo
iation of the- law, pronlptcd hint to Ill-
slat. that the certificate should not be
granted.
Judge Walsh then announced that
he won ready to hear any cvldencc
tending to show fllrthcr violations of
the law on the part of [.lallionltclll. and
Otto ltohdc, the barber of the (‘ity
Hotel. took the aloud. ills nlol'y con-
tained nomc lltnrtiing lit-tails. l-‘or fl-
stuncc. he told of having lir‘t'll a young
girl not over ucvontm'u Hit“! of one
around toward the silliis. walling to
the slumping moms, by a man much
older than henwlf, the girl-protruding
all the while that AM did not want to
no llplttnlru; of Lcmongclll stunning
by and timing hnr to yield. and of iiili
saying ill rcnponlilr to n attention that
it want not autonomy to high tho regln.
ler. liohde also more to rum-m VI"-
latlonn of tho low, notably the selling
of liquor in tho office of the (lily lio-
fol by Lculollgclll on the day of thc
lam rity election. when ltohdr himself.
among ll crowd at drinker». lt‘cairtl
ll’llt'i‘ or four men. whom he nllnlmi.
to drinks. Furthermore». he claimed
that he had loul tho frolic of it finally
bounds» when thr- nlothor hall \lnltml
hill barber shop In company with her
t-iilltlt‘oll. uhv heard ouch foul language
from Li'llliiilfiv‘lli and his Mill that MW
left lhl- building at once and had net-
rl‘ rt'llll'lli‘d.
(Uh-i n pl-rlml oi‘ iv'tlitmd crosmrx
itllllhitlillll. in which Attorney Walsh
nilllt'd ill (illitzt'mlil tho Wiiiwnil and fair
pie film all to llllivs and unplug, a
chance llllcutilm brought not the "Tim:
or lilv' it‘llm' from lml’lultlgert'l illllii‘l‘
which" Iinhtlv ill t'lllltlllm llhn lllli‘ill‘l
riililll. A quick [tumult-u from .llltinl-
ii‘niuh rclvalvli the- Kiwi that tho lunar
prodded tor the “not of illt’ tiiltlll if)
Imllmnflvlll on ulslltn alto-r ll ill-lurk.
on Sundays and i'lt‘i‘liilll tittylt,‘ ill Iiill‘
or uortilt. during clout-ll hour». and
thu.’ thorn wall a bar Ill lllv iiill‘ll'l’
philll that had boon l-unllr-clnd wilhlhe
collar. “Tho cal want out of HIV lulg‘
A low Nilal‘il qll‘rsiiolln dim'lum-d tho
fact tllltl ltohdc had paid l'rlm-l-ullnll
Allnl‘lit‘) William ti. t‘inrk Ill all 2::
for arranging tho prl-purullun ut tho!
lt‘lllitt which prul‘ldl-d for liirptll llv
lunar pulling and tllui tllu luau.» lulll
horn written in John Kc-llull'u'ullire,
that tho typewriter liwrv had ilm'fl
lillpt'il oun- dolinr for writing it. and
that it was intention in Jun“ Kl-tmII'h
handwriting to the Merl llnll llll‘ our
bur shop nllollld hr um-ll “flu nil) nih-
Oil” pinpoint.”
TM“ (”HIEWH'O’ "lull” ll l-‘t'lléntillln ill
the court room (tumult :lu» I.l\'.,il‘l‘hl.
tilr nwclutoru and the ruullly colu-
lllluniulwrn. who wnirllml lill' prowl-d
into. with lnl‘urollt.
.llldllr Wlllldl unload to MW illt' quw
and utter in: bud usallllllml ll. mull-d ill
onou that if itunlonllolii‘n muluml
could allow nothing to explain away
this provision of tho loulul he would
durum-lo lust-lull tho ourtlilclllu, and
Milan! lilllt lithium hill! tillllll'iy bruit
drawn to permit of illsgsl lil‘liliilt by
Luluonnnii.
A commit!!!” VII Al» lilll'l' llllilrll
for by Mloruuy Wshlh and lumurrow
morning at 10 o'clock .lmllll» Wliinll
will nmmllllio tho Marius.
Ml. IOHDI IIPLAINI LIAII.
Also lilies Tim huts Wiomonls of
r. i. iii An Unitas.
Editor of tho illvulllns fluntlnl-l:
Will all kindly pulliillh iiill follow-
ing up mint. of my connection with
the mo of "null Wonuulil'.‘
lwsonibnsutofomuthlntl
mfllii'll holim until to low Iiiil
up. whom i had ill on rtuultr lo rm-
ourll smut not up. than vsostutl
his honor. pm; It MWtW". two
works‘ notion of at invites to do so.
and port tritium it t in full. liu
ofllly losvlns
hill Intros. ho bolus Willi! to morn
llnothsr moist mend prison to
snnoy sod tonsil «gm minority spa my-
soifoll Ion. and
st lilmsill pm of."5 wiloosm
whomtmtm 7W0“
lilo vol. Wlliiuil; ulsu indul
mmmw and mu s
(Wflmhfll
l'll-
nsrllstlufifl . Ill
5 i ll HARTFORD
Edward if. Tor Elected
AlsyorllvotWiusSulilvon
by 352 Vol“ lluloi 14,416,
(lost .
here yesterday, WW off ulllflily. ”W
Republicans electg practically their
entire ticket has by iodwprd W
Hooker for mayo who actuated his
Democratic apponhnt. lgnathul
run. by 353 votes. The largest vote
in the history of the city was cast,
14.410 of the 18.000 reglulercd voters
casting ther ballots. The license «plea
lion received t-upccinl nttontlon, the
Prohibitionistn putting no ticket, In the
field and devoting all their energlcll too
that qllontion License was corrod by
5364 majority.
The average ms orin of the fiction
licnn ticket over t at of the Democra»
tic outside that of mayor was about
1,000.
The standing of the boards remain
as before the election. the itcpllhlicnns
having a majority in both the board
of alderman and the common conu-
oil.
The total vote cool .for mayor was
144m, Hooker ltep. [oiling 7,.1884
and Sullivan, Dent, 7.002. Chariots ii.
Slocum. town treasurer, and Gill .i.
Hurt. collector. were on both ticket»,
(‘hllrlcll ii. Robbins. for controller.
Itch, revolved a lllhlorliy of 1.045 ovrr
hill i’lomocrllllc opponcur Henry M.
Alluaru; liart ’l‘uicott, city marshal.
Rm, tlcfollted _.lolln it, Coggswcll hv a
majority of llhii. Henry smith. for
town (’it‘lk. won on both tirkcla,
'l‘ht' liccnw volo 'wou tho, henvicst
err-r rm'ordod, li.tll2 voles lll‘iflK rust.
Tho V-ltil for "f'i'liiit‘ was 2.588. and
attain-.l. .1225 giving a majority of
5.304 for liu-nal-
The Democrats made a pain of three
count-ilmcn and one uldnrmun ill tho
right wardn, and rc-elccll-dhn alllor.
man in the first and second wards.
Tim Republicans? elem-d tllrno of
tlw high school i. mmlllcc, and two
lichool visitors . honl t'flfllitllitltlliml
won ill-footed
MEEHHHISE
HHHEEHEHHE
W. W. Bowdisil Designated to
Be the Presiding Eider of the
New Haven Dislrici‘llv Bigh-
op Burt-«Rev. II.'E. Wing
lines to West Reading»
NEW \ The
York Easy Mt'iilmilr’l i‘l‘llffll‘iliit‘t'
plum-«l almlly “villli‘ midnight hm
niltht after flflilllllill‘ili: llit' appoint?
Illl'itih for tillr rmnlllr war The cult
iv-rvncl- for Iliillli hill in held in Slam-
fnld, ("mun lll‘llllliliill; iii" llxnl Tut-r
cinv in April. Aillllmt lllu l.l.~.t llt‘l of
llirhop lion and ill» .nlvim-la was to
llrntkll W. Waldo Wt lll'il. ll-l‘mtfl) ltl
church in Wool illllllplln i. l. in In-
nllpnllntuplvnl of llw null. of the"
Hulk. Aplc! Now
nd‘
WW” w «W-..... «Wm-m... «1 .
l
.MHHE l IHMS
Sulll-i
APPHIH EHES.
W‘?‘
i KEEP THE EIHE
' ' ! iHHEEHSIHSY
HARTFORD, April sL—rlle clccllon' ‘ m“ I . ,‘
i
Conductor Richard Dunn Turns
in Signsi from Box 56 in
Norwalk, and Receives I So-
vm Shock- ~llore Work in
tile Freight Yard
While the trolley car which loft
Willnlpullk for South Norwalk at 7: )2
thin morning was making the. switch
in front of the Center School, pal-loon-
‘gcra dillcovorml that tho idof of u
hgnso opposlto. at 110 Main street was
re
The attention of Conductor Richard
Dunn wall callcd to tho fire, Tho our
North llvonne, whore ("ondnctor Dunn
rung ill tllc lllurln froth Box lib.
Mr. Dunn ,wun noveroly shocked
whom he toltchcd tho firc alarm box.
and It. was lividcnt that thorn was it
uhort circuit lliu hands were not
purport by the contact though for a
foothold he hardly know what had hun-
i no nod
l The thm‘r ll'lit'k and Phonnix hallo
wagon worn at. ”to fire.- ullnmll holoro
lht; hell hull nioppoll ringing. A lino
of hobo was laid to it hydrant. but the
water was not ‘turnml on. the blame
bring (ought untlrl-ly and nurccsnfuily
with thr- cllolniml apparatus on tho
i'lonoer truck.
'l‘llo damage was slight and wall
snppmcd to harm hot-n calmed by a
spark from the obituary dropping on
tho dry shinglos of tho roof. The hounc
is ticl'llpiod by Spcnr‘cr Hoyt and foul-
ily ._.__._.
FIRE AGAIN BREAKS OUT.
Department Called to Freight Yard at
2 ‘A. M. Today.
For llt‘r fourth limo riil‘lf‘t‘ Sunday
l‘w-nlnlz tho South Norwalk Firt‘ Dr‘-
pnrlmrm wan called to tho railroad
flcilthl yards about 2 o'clock thin
mol-lllnu, on account of the his ilro.
A still alarm was aunt in. (thirst
lillroltl I". (‘lnrk was called upon the
phollv and informod that the Mann had
again broken out. f'hloi' Clark hllailml
uvor to Putnam hora house and wont
out with tho t-Ilcllllt‘ill truck. llrcllllv
[liliiil'fi by Elnory .l. lawhotnky. tho
t-unpol-nry drivcr. and throw Iulnkors
(lupinitt ‘.\l. A. lit-ally, (lharlvh E. imit-
meld and John ii. Magnet:
When lhry arrived at tho freight
yard the-y found that a barrel of oil
or nllltlo othor inflammable material.
which had been htlrlcd in the ruins,
had broken open and was burning fur-
ionuly, and with the stiff wind blow-
ing. was ondanllurinlt tho small portion
of platform that. had boon uavoll out
of the tire Sunday night. The f‘hPlIll-
cal truck put the ill-o out of commit»
nion in quick tlulc.
—-ITALV FROM NAPLES TO THE
. LAK -
Owning ntcrcoptil-ull loctnro- ill llr.
Mat-lurlunll‘s collrnc. Friday t‘i‘t‘l‘lillfi.
April in. llcrlullpllllloll ill llrltun ill-loo
Illlilb lruln liliilill) l‘illilililht'l'fi' and by
Hlf'ili llllllwit‘ ill lilliillll.
“~an— ,2... _.._.,_,.
COMPANV F WANTS GAME.
To Decide Tie with Dsnhury Played
at Bridgeport.
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M, ”Wu,“ mm..." m .l. _ “Hm"... rmmi . . ,1 hi. I‘lllillllill.,\l 3: all. Llrd titllillb.
72"""2 ”W'- “""l"" "“‘E’V‘E’ " E'"” l I EEEE‘Il'l‘dC'tlillliii‘il mi‘nlnl-lnl if \‘orwulk
Iilltvlm ill will lilil l“ ni~ 2” lot” " ‘ ' " ‘ ) ' '
old. i ‘ ‘ ' ' \Allillrl to pint tho rubiwl‘ with tho lion-
'l‘hl» moat liliillll"lilll :lllllillllif‘i‘llli‘lll
lilfifii' ivy lily-hop lirr: ,.l :1 till“ hour
illM night wan lilo ll. .. .n.l;lln "I W
W, llowlliull to ho pI-wnlltlt "Ml‘i' ol'
”lit Nl-W Iluvvn llinll‘lt‘l Amt-flu oihvr
vitamins for tho mtulnl: your which
Wt'l'l' llutlltl public lilit‘l’ tllldlllltlli lunt
llittlll :ll‘e tho following
.‘ltw York cliyvmllrlmklyu. North
iliull'lt‘i. w. Wllrun. IluKlllh ovenllu
‘t‘llili‘lth; t‘, It. tiruhll, Film church; W
N. annllu. .lr.. illinlpnon church; J. A
Millhllillli. South llcrunll Sirlltll (‘illll'i'iL
Iii tho Now "llVl‘ll district lilo
rhllnltcu worn all follow":
Now lluvon~ ~ll'rud nululllorn tiluco
church: W. A. .ltlnitlnll. Park chum:
.i 'W Aluynllrll. Trinity church: hi W
Vl'i'iit‘il tinknrllvllir. W ll. Alunldlip.
i'hmllho; .l. A. Macmillan. horny; ii.
. ‘.ioltnlton. flurhltlu llnli "(It‘kilmiii hi
it, llnlllmll. ltnst Rollin: R. l. it'lllr.
final Village and littwrnllun.
Weary Monti. North chill-oh. Ilnrt-
ford: ('3. ll. Amen. at. Psttl'll: ii. A.
"motion. lilusnnlu lil'lli Willll lind-
llnnl; it. it. bullion. lirlllllnniun.
.li. Kidd. itirlll church. Mormon:
.l. .l, (limit Mldlllnilulll
(2 w. int. I’Irnl church. Middle-
lown: ".0 (lilmnn. Milford: H. I.
llllrpnl. Nillifllllll'iiii A A. Clark.
l'ltillllml Vuiloyl .l. M. and, hooky
iliil umi Wool. Rocky Hill; I). M.
twill. unynlollr: ("RA itnslutl. liollth-
inlllotl.
Waterloo «4. ll. Parks. loath"
rilllrrll: it i. Bunnull. wlmlhruuk llnd
Hllyillflflhi .l P. Roberto. Wulllmilold;
(' w Dunno. Wilfli‘lllm‘lf.
ill l‘ollnoolluut of Now York dilllrlut
iiltl tihllllun worn:
Minor llllrwlxlii. Innlnm. Woodsitio
null Will'fllfl.
In llrltinuwfhfl 'J- Hurt». Wooll-
inston Pork ohllwhlll .w. (trunnion.
tnllnon llllll Iolllh Wiltunln in, Alton»
damn. Cornwall lithium and Illlle
worth: .1 I flicktn un. (ioorul’tovlhl
it (l. mu. North Wilton sud
xhiflhdai Gog/lg...” H. I'Ldlliolill'ii.
on a ll . Italn m' 2
Lilith” MM
Wm iiolidlrls.
M.- mus-I-
l r
circuit; it n. Will. ll
but; hurltvtlmll louul. In iiritilloporl.
'i'ilin iilli‘iilm‘litlo wan ooulnlnmi ill ll
.l.-ill r lrroiwd by Munltacr Quick hull
night from MMiml‘ iiodfruy. hlr.
(iotllro-y nrxuos that Bridgeport. Is to
plow control city for both Nurwlllk
and lluuhury and can be ruched by
both humor with lens ultprnso than tho
trip to Wilton-bury would «null.
lie molten one stipulation. which. it
is undorstood. taunt ho "mud to. Main
rigor Quirk lllusl hrlnll his team down
.to tho original lluollp. including
unborn. lilllltor. iironnnn. lrrland and
l’iko. What mull would compoun- (i-oln
puny F‘s linullp is not given by tho
Norwulll manager Manner Quit ll has
tho proposition undor i‘fliit‘iifitrl'lllltlll
~0PINING LIG‘I'UII
in tin. motorinlld's llillstrsiod mm
on Furnish Travel at tho iloutll Nor-
wlllll Connor nouns , thumb. Ill-ids!
evening. Aprt to. from Naples
to tho Itoiillu tailor. in
«man's.
TIGUILI N0 OVII VIT.
Won Thrusts and intimidation mod
on Thu MOM A In"! new
son i
John ii. MEWl manor
of up mom and tins» lint Corn-
pnny. «isolated this morning that tho
bouillon line not surround the minno-
lultllruo lnspootronm on
mail that "all. illsv Ills Nonn-
Iliss Audio lloonslly null Altos
. and that if it hill
M illst ills! they will“
hold Mill those” on ofthllooln
ll! om do
dollhlod qlllckcd it. to the coral-r of -
Mm..~_ ..
NORWALK FIIIEIEN'S
PBAOTIOE w “ WASH
Good 'fllne Made by the Corn-
panies in Reaching Scene of
the Alarm in West Avenue
The first “wash' of the season was
hold by the Norwalk' fire..dcpurimont.
last night. at the corner of Berkeley
strot and West avenue. it is untlmat
ed that about 1,000 people were pres-
ent to witness the night.
At lllllt ti o'clock, box 28,. at the
corner of Ilcrkfiey street and Wet-ll
avenue was pulled, and in a little over
two minutes Driver Blauson d the.
nteamcr on the scene and fol-
lowrd cloncly by the Pinneer Hook
and model truck and the Hope lion."
nupply wagon.
The atoanlor presented a spectacular
sight to the malty people watching it
all it flow through the ntreots. Wil-
lillnl liartram. who is fireman of the
engine. noon had a good pressure of
HENRI" up, and Engineer George Aiken
had everything in line running shape
an usual.
The steamer stopped at the hydrant
in West nvenuc. and the 800 feet. of
hour froln the liopo's wagons were
ntrclcllcd down lierkolcy ntrcet. to the
open lot. on tho west side of the St.
Paul‘s chapel. When the engine was
started. tllorl- worn three lines of hose
laid and the. three utreomll of water
WH’P t-lllf)! high into the air. and with
such torch thatll would mom that no
line could llvo under It. lltlllor tho
grout prcarlllrr one ll-nltlll ol‘ litm-
hroko twice. but wan; noun repaired.
and did not. break again. Aftcr tho
tllroe streams had been given a try
out. the whole l‘orrr- wart trlod In can
stream. and nftcr about an hour’s lost.
with which cvr-rynnotvnu natisllt-d. till-
colllpanll-s refill-nod to tht-ll- quartcra.
After the “ital-ill" won over thr- firth
men were given an exhibition of tho
l’yl‘n-ne lire extinguishvr. i
Wmmmc m-.. .
PROFESSIONAL
Mlss RUTH 8. WELLS. PIANO IN-
strut-tor. 2 ()ultoruc Arc luant Nor-
wulk. ail iw
LOST.
L03T~~~ill€'l‘\‘v’l-JEN CEDAR AM)
Washington Slur. ll gold neck chain
and full, lr‘itldrr will Illt’um! return
lho- nulllt- to thin office. as It
LOST “Dil'l't‘ll SILVER AND
gold bull lulcklo. not with nmcthyst
.lnli lillnentonrn, hull Saturday night
lwlw mu llr. W'olfl- x ofllcc and Spring
\‘lll‘flndl-r impil'fllit’ rl-illrll to Mints
Allie it. Loco, Jo'prlng SL. and re»
colro rcward’.’ all 3!
LOST~BETWEEN WEST AVE
and scene of fire. Sunday night, so
upon taco gold watch. with chain at-
tached. Suitable roward for l't‘illf‘li
of hill"? to Howard le. Hoyt, t‘lly lilo
llunal Iiilllli. a6 iii.
LOST ~Ct‘)i.l) WATCH l‘Oli WITH
loiturll ll‘. 0. It. hetwvcn lilahackelno
llolcl and (rcigllt dclnli, Suitable ru-
wnrd by ramming to Joseph Murray.
hishnckolno ilotrl all at
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEa’l‘lIlil’iC ”(mill-WOW
"llnluel ctlgltlc allulfll bill-vi. brill:
p, vit'. ilitillilt‘ St‘lllillt‘l oillcc.
all 'it
(‘I
plpllt
FOR OALlw-l‘ih'l‘ litiAl) HORSE.
.lrmy l-,ow nurrey. huguv. Lawrence
Wullr. llllil Run. a? :it
FOR sunburn CEDAR SHAV-
Inns fur moths. Wuldrun h Riordan.
zit llnrllnnd til. of at
run IALEwiWI‘Z courts. onto
Rockawuy. two-lu-lltod llllt-ltboard. one
nation sleigh. singletsostrd buckhosrd.
also good lllty rolls and trddor. Will
he sold cheap. llltlnlro Wltlicl' ll.
Hoyt. llllrlrll. Court. 7 ill
flnllly hillliifl. large lot. lino Junction.
on trolilly. Mont hr sold thin woek.
at a hominid. Addrelol ,l’. i). this bill.
South Norwnllt. all lit
FOR IALlu—MOHT liltMi'rlll'liL
building site in fiouth Norwsilt.
would but few annulus from depot;
ovorlooltll hound. near lililu Grove it.
Taylor A Golden. 2 III" in
susllls'is not-tolls.
G. R. HAN WHITE. KAI
located at the or Huron shall st
Mouton. sud solicits ll about of your
new. Hum shoeinn sail It’ll-Mil:
moon I. HALLOOK. LADIIW
illililnor. linlll trlnttnoll sod tundr- In
the latest up-todslr lliyloll. Ifnlnrlols
furnhdloti if dillifliil Hours from I A.
In. to it till p. tn. in Chestnut. .l..
loath Norwlllil. hm if
IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE PA:
mom and minim admin bone or writs
t. Tot. MAJ
Murals. ohwmllynl MM.
llil hn
”tom would mun to initi-
nllto that tho Mill! in the ii'lnllltIM
Wot not.
NWA Amount and t
wt with tho mutant-s tho
all
r. dorm
Ions- llis bonito-A '2
WW 3h tho mm';tnnm
"W2 . ’.
Wilbur
tin-nitric . horrid-nus
lam Wduib‘om
III. ANN” I HA
'3‘“ “child.
lllm Inspoctmm could not be m .
momma ihlllifilvn 5
than
”Wham“ «in ’ d
tron 'ontsmvullv nus rim 3.
would”
; lllllllls
liEllilii
Interesting ceremonies Why
in Connection with the Sili’
of the Late Morris ii. loom;
in Memory of ills Parents
WESTPORT. April . 8,—Formol lied
cation and the presentation of the Jew
up Memorial Library, given to til
town of Westport by the late Mom;
K. Jesup. of New York, in memory .
his parents, occurred ibis afternoon.
The exercises included the prayer of
dedication by the Rev. Warren 1’. Lur-
tiers pastor of the Westport Coagroi
gational church of which Mr. Justin.
was a. menthol. the presentation of.
the library building to the town in
Mrs. Jason on behslt of her late hulll
band; plsaentation address by John 3.‘
Parsons. of New York. a personal
friend of Mr. Jesup. the speech of no
ceptancc by William H. Burr, in ho
half or the inlutees. and an Addreu
by Governor Rollin S. Woodruif, thtr
ext rclnc. bring concluded with a new
diction pronounced by Rev. Kenneth
Mackenzie, rector Inf the Memorial
church of tho Holy Trinity. Weapon.
in his address Governor Woodntlf
said:
New England has always been Mr
now nod for her educational opportnnlv
film. it comm from the grand spirit
(Continued on Fourth Pm)
MISCELLANEOUS.
CARPETS AND RUGS TAKEN UP
land cleaned. Cultural hotlne elm!!!“ ,
Satisfaction guarantor-ti. Addrelln Prod
Al'tiI‘ll. L": Clay St A8 62'
. . m
-.
WANTED.
Advertisements of 25 words and"
thin head. 85:: 3 times, 50:. Aut-
tionsl' words. 1 cont each on insertion-
WANTEDal'tOlltill WASHING 1’0
do at home. 00c basket. 30 “or?“
St.
WANTED 1- SEVERAL
('1an painters. Apply to John
Manny. 207 Washington St. I! or _ .
WANTED—molt CASH cumin
to 250- note fhrhi, good buildllu BM
nary; loanotlshlo pried. Full Wich-
Iars and photo to if I CArilIlo & 09.. ‘
Brokers. 2.36 Broadway. New York.“
., II t
WANTED-STRAW BEWFJM 0N
Wilcox & Gibb. small sad but IBI-
i'ililli‘li. line and coarse work. Th! F.
W. Ht-ylml Company. 204 East 23‘ BL.
New York City. .8 iii
REGISTER.
Boll
WANTED -— CASH
Munt he undo-(Imp sud chssp.
till, city.
WANTED-«YOUNG LAllY. BUB!-
neu college gradual... wish» with! .
all Monograph-tr or hookitoopcr. luv.
oxlwrlllhcllti. Atldreln 3.138.. “I!“
office. A?
WANTEMHII’ JOINER. noun. ‘
but lirnl chum than it apply.
son Munch “print. ”out Norwfllé St
A
' , his:
mayor-pr summit ‘
woman employed during the doll. m'
untllrnlshud rooms. mmll if M
is lit
liont reachable. Addmu A.
oflirc.
waano-A dull. ran outrun.
holllmworil. tlhlo it you
hirll.(‘
ii vluw Avo.
for children
0.? £101!” (HEM.
"I'm
Worm
this hood. lost a on». Its.
mmruhlooohssrlsm‘
TO LlTr-Pillllt ROOMS. SWOWD,
W"
flour. ill llood llntllllll. Adamo
col-e lolltillul ulnar s‘l'a 1
yo LIT-«FIVE liflmlil FLAT 6N
rdfloor of all family MMMM
ssbnth It. liver modern from
mt snli oil-out not fllnlllllmil to
mull family. Apply at 40 Waist At
Aoolh Not-walk so
“mitt!"‘dt‘illfillmhtw
nu- ll. llA
liable lit. Apply at fill Wrist.
Norwaiil.
'ro Lsrm'rwo “Wilma
front moons. 4 lilaltntll lit.
Norwsill. imprint oft" I p. in.
1'9 LlT—«APAATIINTR. Mk
flow ”flown“ It. it to
Ambit luvnuilmlllt gnaw.“
mm I ‘
a mi? illhfl
”:tmlm linol|
”with whom I!
(i Whitman“
Norwalk Chronicler