ti
Slcnmrr United States Landed Strong
Box at the Pier and it 111
Guarded by Lonsdale
1111111111 11111111111
111111.11 11111111111
'Wlil Greenland Explorers Form an
.Anii Cook Press Campaign
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 8.»'i‘he North
l’ti‘l.1l‘(tbserv11ti01)s of Dr. Frederick A.
("ooh reached here today on board the
steamer United States. Extraordinary
precautions were taken to make sure
that tho long-heralded data were do-
ilvercd safely to the university author
itict. «
As soon ne‘the United States was
iii-1,1,1”) at her pier, an iron box con
tu'iniuu iJr. Cook‘s report and the din-
ri'es in Which his original entries were
made. Kilns brought ashore. The box
was closely followed by Walter [.0115-
dulc, D11. loolt‘s secretary. who bud
stood guard over its contents since
illt’y left the hands of Dr. Cook. Upon
the 1111111 houndulc and two detectives
handled the iron box into a motor car
and jumping in themselves were driv-
en unstiir to the University of Uopclr
liugcn. "1‘hcir car was followed by 11
tit-trout! 'ttutoombile. At the university
the papers were formally turned over
111 the .mthorities there and placed in
.1 51.11111; 100111 where they will be
111111111111 (“lonely until the committee
.1 .1111 inked to examine them is ready to
lltédt’lil its work. The examination wil
be. male pliobably at Copenhagen Uh
.11111.tor None but the duh chosen
111 1111111111111 remesentlng the [pivot
.1111; 1>!1,(‘opeflhnlgcn will be permitted
to be present. States Minister
1119,1111 was to«t 6 attended the
nit-clings, but will 11111 be able to do so.
because of the delay in the arrival of
the woman. Mr. Egan leaves tomor-
11.11 for than]! Sinks.
.'l‘hc Wig” persis
nccom revival
«l the Con -PsI'ry controversy. The
11111111111111 asserts this morning that
11111 supporters of Commander Peary
are trying to enlist the services of
irct-uimd explorers in organizing an
null-t‘ook press campaign.
3111111 111111
1111111111 1111
Rev. Mimi H. liontiyell Will Be Pev.
Stun-1's Successor ill Memorial
Church. Bridgeport
R1111. Alfred ii. Boulwcll, pastor of
tho Sll'llllf'y Baptist church. and son
of Mr and M1111. CHI". Bontwoll, of
South Norwslk. has hccopted the call
in 111101111111 the pan or of the Memorial
Baptist ilhurch. in Bridgeport. to 111101
l‘Pi'il licv. (i. C. 31111111. and will assume
lbs1 pusturntp m1 dummy 1, prcnchinll
his first sermon 011 January 2.
Already the people of this church are
preparing a rendition to him and his
with, both of whom are thus uncured
11! 11 cordial wclt'omo. Mr. lloulwoll
bus been in bid prusunl charge for
:huut 11 your and although woli llkcd
11rd very successful thotc non-pill the
1 111 to 11 new pastorate became of hip
ii'fllN‘tiIlVB spirit. fooling sure that the
hold in Bridgeport is practically 11n-
lltuitcd as far 1111 his work is concern-
i-tl.
Mr. iloutwell in a comparatively
1111111111 man sad is it native of Bouth
21111111111. His haunts on both sides
111111111 from old Nowhnglsnd stock.
1 1111- leaving the public schools of his
1111111111 place he studibd for s time at
11111 Connecticut Litsmy institute st
ir‘iiilll‘lfl and then ontsred Colgate Uni
111111Iiy. Hnmilton.fl Y., after which
11:1 1111111111111! 11 special course at little.
3 11 liontwull is also young and is
-111v attractive end I pleasant we
1 1111 to meet. title was born in East
\‘1 11111111 and has been I teacher in the
1 11111111 schools of Norwsllt. She is
111-11 to make a favorable impression
1111 the people of the Mentorlsl church
111... ordination of Mr. Boutwell will
lllOllillllY take place about April 1 or.
1 1 111111111111. looking to this and being
1'11 111 under WI).
« 1 soon» on Mr. Ssusr hsd placed
h11-111sttgnstion in the bonds of tin1
11111111111 of the church they lost no
it 1- in selecting his successor. he
11 wanting with them in this work.
.1111" 11 moons! canvass of the do
111111111111 candidates it was deems! wise
t1 111111 11 call to Mr. noutwoll which
1111111 11111111 unanimously sad nimotu
tumumumutly bout two weeks ago.
Mr houiwsl 11 present congress.
lion :1! Stability thinks very highiyof
111111 111111 are genuinely to loss
11111 but they not that he gottin
imo;,11 wider sud tom fertile not
1111111111 his ability will lend to hottorul
1111111111: than it its remained with
11111111. , 1
nrd .l. Cutbiil. braved
11111111111 at t
econd t‘lann Matter
11111 1111111111 ,
° 1111111111 11111111,
Rain Prevented Lack til/Quorum. But
Matters ol Interest Wire Discussed
About the time for the joint meeting
of the members of the city board of as-
titnato and taxation and the council
last evening. to discuss for the first
time the budget arranged by the coun-
cil. the rain was coming down in
sheets or something like that. in con-
sequence of which there was not. a
quorum in attendance.
Only two lllembors‘of the. council.
George W. Bognrdua, president,- and
Albert M. Pohhnnn. anti three men»
bers of the estimate board, John F.
McMahon. Edward F. Knapp and Rich—
the elements.
Both Corporation Counsel John Keogh
and City Clerk Joseph R. Taylor Were
on hand.
Real Estate to Boom.
it being evident that there would
be little doing in the budget line and
the room being comfortable, especial:
ly in view of the pattering rain on the
tin root of the police headquarters
porch, those who had reached the. ho-
ven of the council chamber, lingered ,
and talked topics or 11111111111. Real en-
tate was one at the ‘ .nt interesting
and there seemed to be a unanimity
or opinion that Smith Norwalk real on
late is on the rise. The expansion of
business and the improvements on the1
railroad are considered great factors.
Everybody is looking forward with
pleasure to the limebelieved not to
be in the very distant future, when the
railroad will be an electric system
through South Norwnik.
A Mutual insurance.
Another subject of discussion was 11‘
mutual insurance-gpluu for the busi-
ness Inca and property owners In the
city in the event of a crusade of lower
rates not succeeding. Mr. Knapp told
of the success of a mutual insurance
plan. One 11111111111111 ol the ('tlillll'll hat.
expressed himself as desirous oi hav-
ing the matter of lower insurance
rates taken up by the Merchants“ and
.\in11ufact111eru' Association.
The proposed extension oi Stuart
avenue. having it contluuc to 11 point
near the (kmgrcgstionul Church. lire.
department matters and other subjects
contributed to tht1 symposium.
it was derided to adjoutn to Thurs
day evening “lwn lllc budget will be
taken up.
Mr. Dibblo's Resignstlon.
The members of the bond of 0st!
mate sad to
J. Irving 11111115 from their sessions.
Mr. Dibble'e resignation was announc
ed in yesterday’s Sentinel. so was at-
so the name of ‘his successor. Mr.
Dibble has been a member of tlu1
board since its creation. His reasons
for severing his connection with the
board are entirely personal and his
resignation in regrettable to him too.
for his relations with it have always
been most harmonious.
Charles J. Ptdgeou. who was appoint
cd to succeed Mr. Dibble by Mayor
Francis i. urneil. has been 11 rust-
dent of Soul Nprwalk for a 1111111111111 of
years. He is superintendent of the
Northport ()yeter Company. .
11111 111 1111111
n that 1111111
Designed in Interest the Various Coun-
cils ol Knights cl Columbus
A week end retrofit conducted by
the Jesuit Faint-r11 will in1 “PM lll't‘t‘lli-
bur 17.111 Kcytier island. off south Nur-
walk. .1. (1. Morgan nod 11). C Lyons,
of New Haven are members of a 001111
mlttce whom- obloot it is to sprctld this
movcmuut and interest the1 various
Knights of Columbus throughout the
«late.
This recent undertaking by the Jam
ult Plilltll‘l is now to the people of
this state, but has been very success-
ful in other ports of tin1 country. The
retreat is for both Catholic slid Pro-
testants. it. in said that six professors
st Ysie noun-1111111111- making the re-
treat. December 17.
The rotrcsut start on Friday sitar»
noon and last until Monday morning.
making 1hr,1 woekond a limo of re-
tirement given to spiritual motto".
Fordhsln university has dedicated 3
piece of land oppooltt1 the Botanical
Gardens in New York 1-ylt for this
purpose and a :711. i100 building is to be
erected for tho 111111 of week and re-
trusts.
Btstinllcn published in Belgium
show that during the lust yesr 10.000
men ind 19.1100 women attended those
retreats
~NOTl6I.
Norwslk Aerie. No. 1111.11.11). E"
will hold a special meeting tonight“:
Red Mono Hall, 34 Wall width ho
inks notion on the death of Broth”
iornolius’ Dumb. who diod‘st his
home in Westbort yesterday.
..l n. WOOD. W P.
Altenww. L. Blower, W Bed.
There Is a proposition on that“ for
the enlargement of the Godiva“!
ing Compsny, now touched in vi“;
svenuc. nut Norwslk and at which
0. 0 Keystone is the bond; dorsal
business men of this city srs snow
in the matter but no definite
standi has yet been
ldss mil nromoto mommy on I
south Norwnlh Poul-office
than are sorry to inns.
Cost oi Running me VsriousDepsrt1‘
menu During the Coming Year
' is Agrred Upon
1111111111 liliitiiillllli
1111 11111 111111
The Sum ol $9. 000 Will Be Exficnd-
ed 1n Starting the Work
An adjourned meeting of the Nor-
wslk Board of histlmatc and Taxation
was held last night in the council
chambers in Wall street. m
0n the advice of Mayor Loernon
Brundngo a number of 1111,- council
were present.
The meeting was called to order at
8:16, the. mayor in the chair and all
the members of tlu1 board lit-lug pros-
cut excepting John» 3.,811yl1lrlttr.
This meeting of the board being
public. was held for the express pur-
pose of hearing complainants, if any.
against the appropriations, for the
coming year. or to lllstcn to 111111011
stratus against the proposed taxation.
An invitation was given in any pres-
ent to state his views on the various
departments as they were called.
(Continued on Seventh Patrol.
liliiiiilll iiifllilillilli ill
lillKliililiiilflllillllKISlHli
Legislative and Other Mailers at Cath-
ering in South Norwalk
The F‘nlriield Assimilation of Cflilgl‘o-
gallons] Ministers held its annual
meeting yesterday. It the South, Nor-
walk Congregational Church.
Among the important. plotters of
business considered was the report of
the legislative committee.‘ of which
Rev. charics 8. hlacfhrlsnd. oi‘ 111111111
Not-walk. is the chairman.
The association Is 11111131111, togeth-
or with the state Conference of Con
grogntlounl Churches. In the matter
or the next 1.111111111111111“, nndgloo of the
choice of i'nlted States fidhdtor The
discussion 111111 participated in by Rev.
(lerald ii. Beard. ltcv. Frank 8. Child.
lit-v. .l. 111111111 Hoyt and several others.
While no tit-linitt- action was like“
it was voted that inasmuch as the us-
sociation had unlit-11 confidence in the
wisdom of the legislative committee,
ilttfi.‘ would coopcruto with them, and
also with the state committee, besides
Dr. Marisrland musisis of [KBleflllln
l1“. llerry. of Stamford, and Rev. George
D. Egbert, of Nokulk. This was lltv
most important business mutter 111111-
uldorcd.
Following tilts. Rev. Augustus 11‘.
Board. of Nurwulh. 14111111 a wry lulelu
outing address on our l1‘111nch Incest
11111, At noon. illllllrl' was 1111111111 in the
banquet room of the church. by the
ladies of the South Norwulh Church.
At the afternoon 1111111111111. a stirring
address was given by Rcv. W. is. l).
(lrny. of Wyoming, who tiohcribcd the
work which is being done by the Con»
gregstlonsl churches on the frontier.
Following thin the. unbloct 0i sermon
preparation was opened up by Dr.
Hoyt. of New Cannon. A Very interest-
ing discussion followed his remarks.
showing that there was 11 great variety
in the methods pursued the var-
ious ministers. Much in tent was
manifested in th new Sunday Even-
lng institute. M oath Norwnlk..ltc17'.
W. ll. Holman came over but Sunday
evening. 11nd expressed his hcnrty
grstldcstlon It the w ft of the insti-
tute. Several other sisters «sprout»
ed their intention of domiitg ctror some
Sunday evening when they had an on-
portunlty.
The moderntor. yesterday. was Rev.
George. I). Egbert. ’t‘hs socroisry.
Rev. Dr. Herbert a. .Brown. of burlap.
This being the s11null.litni"uit. iiev.
W. D Hart. of Wilton. was elected 1111
moderator r the coating your, and be
presided v1.1 iordsy ovoi- lilo latter
port of the cooled. ,
W
11111 111th
- 11111 1111111111
“Masher: oi Two 13111111111 injured in
Simillm. Ohio. This Morning
Wan
B'i‘lttl‘l'llm, Ohio. Doe. and lugs
double mute house. occupiedb
Bouillon of H flimsy Ind Louis
biotin. rscsntly moot-tad here by the
Ausriosn Shoot sud 'i’tnp into oom-
psny to work in the local still whore-1111
n strlile is in protons bids dyssntitcd
git-only today.
W
40hr. bfsry h. but. limits 11 Guns
dooit. live don beginning mni'dny,
island 11mins. sort-rte
ms . .
. 1 list M11111!
illitlli‘tll'l.’_ , 0,110 ’\ blurry and
Bethe! and t hiibnni'sdvlsory and
executive committee) of the listed
Hatters of North Ainpflcs is still in
progress. The hprebcn‘tatives of such
organisation 11111111111111 colinulttoo of ur-
nitration have beta appointed 111111 1111-
consider‘tlou 111111111 viirloun matters
that are in be tile abduct of confer
ence and agreement or iii case of rail
11111 to agree; ob'sr ltrstion, is to be
hmceodod wttlh'? '
' 't‘ho conferring“ d to be of
far reaching impart dolphin batting
industry of canopy snddtsdhsuits are
'iexpt'cted to mean 11 long dentinuation
of hiduntrist [tidbit tbd‘ trade so for
1111 11111111111111. Minus rid New Milford
are concerned m m a substuu
tlol basis for the g “11.131111 111111.111
ity of butting.
in View of the Mt Now lorsoy
butters and th 11 out Est-11 hurt 311.11
entered into q' _ orb trlflon pact in
which, as announced in lost evening 11
paper the third MW or the board
of arbitration in to be chosen by
judges of the court of 1111111111011 piece
at that state an established 111111111111 of
nrbtt1atiou become an Moment of 1111
on more importafice than below In
11111 relations 1111111111111 employels and
111111 luyus in $11 nudry district.
A thin and able agreement in
relation to trade affairs. I ilxud moth
11d of deciding ”l3 disputes that may
1111111 without the epsilon-ion of 1111111.
by either ditto odd I definite and 11111
tuttliy advantageous policy of duration
with all question‘u‘tof Mutual concern
that may urine it the future hill do
a great deal toward putting 11111 but
ting industry in this district upon .1
basis that will malts its suprelnncv 111
or all other battiflh centers certain 1111
years to «one
Moudny' 11 11111111111 or conference
was held in the Hotel mun. Dunbar)
and lasted uhlll bi: nucleoli Arbitra-
tion was the principal subject of dis
cushion. but tin- details.“ the plan of
st nitration so for s11 Igrssd upon, wet-11
not made public today 1.?
Each mmmuncsti ‘ on tho
nppolntmetfl‘bf 0m bits of the
arbitration oomnlttoox The mutmfsct
ucrurs will be represented upon the
commitm- by ank it. [4111. Edward
111111 not and Charles A. Mallory. and
the United iinllcin by blenalot- William
P. linih-y. or llutliol; stmou Blake. of
Dunltun and damn l‘ Mtlltt‘l. of New
York nntitillnl Whom” of tho organi-
nation.
The agreement entered 1111.1 111 the
time of tht1 ndhstmour of tho long
How lust Jtlflt' provided that in cast-
of inability to decide upon the third
arbitrator, or. as six have now been
appointed. upon the sort-nth member
of the board within a period of fin-
data the suit-ulna of lbt1 final 1111-111
bclgnhuuld be hit to tho tbnirrnau o1
lht1 Mind of arbitration of tho Nation
at (‘ivic lit-duration.
1111 1111111111111 111
unzip 11 11111111
Paid Dcpsrimeni and Automobile Fire
Apparatus Now living Talked About
Automobile lire upllnl‘atttn and 11 paid
fire department are apparently still
very lit-t1 propositions in this city.
Judging from the amount of discussion
they are receivings't the present time.
It is understood that there is (1.11111
sldcittblc sentiment in favor of both
among ihg members of the city board
of estimate sad taxation A11 yet that
bond bu not taken any definite notion
in this directlorrbut there seems to
be around for belief that the board
would tske very kindly ospsclslly to
the propodition/ for 11 paid iiro deport-
lllmi
Ono city otllclsi stated this romping
that he had no doubt that the boom
would do everything in its power to
111111; shout s we 11111 department t!
in so doing they would reduce the tire
'lnsursucs rum to s point but would
compensate added cost of s
psid 1111111111111
The drum. on the other hsnd. hsvo
not taken kindly. to this proposition
and the opinion is expressed thsl they
will in the evsnt of s serious csmpsign
lot- 11 paid dominant, institute s osm-
psign in crimp do continue the vol
untocr dmi‘ttnddtl.
A dhsngd in Apparatus.
mitt propdsit dint was dilcnssed
tutor-molly lost light the council
c.111u11b11r when it became sppsrsnt
lhst no business child dbe trampled
by tits :olttt session of the council sad
hostd of mutants ltd tsxstion. won
the soiling it! some the splint-sins at
11111111 Putnntn boss hauls 11nd applying
1111 matter on but Wt of 1111 auto-
mobile opposition . mpbintsd out,
‘ Putnun climb
for instance. thfl‘
1nd trunk. drawn two harass rcpt-o
of SW
seals no opposition
'l'h
11.11111
1111"
KliiS K SCORE
NEAR HAMBURK
Fourteen Victims Are Missing and
Bodies Are Supposed to Be
in the Ruins
lilllli lllllii lliK Willi
Billiiillillliii lKJlllllil
Huge Flames Set Dwellings in the
Vicinity on F ire
HAMBURG, Dec. 8.143111 explosion
of two gas tanks on the scrolled
"Klein's Grnsbrmik,” on the Elite tron
yesterday afternoon was followed by
an extensive tire and the loss of many
lives. The exploniunwns 111111 to a leak
in 11 new gasolnelcr. Escaping gas e11
11111111 the retort hounc, where. it came
in contact with the fires. causing a ter
riblu itXplUrililll. A large. number of
workmen were engaged in rebuilding
and enlarging the plant. Twenty-five
of the 1111111 wort- employed nen'r the
ullfiilllit'it‘l. '1 hey disappeared in 11
111111111 or liamut \\lll(ll shot up» to 11
1:111:11 bciultt.
l1‘11rv men with apparatus
quickly on the 1111111111, but they were
unable to approach in large force.
owing to the isolated situation of tho
nuiubltsbmcut.
Victims Inclnsrstsd.
Ninettmu 1111-11 are known to have
been lost, Wllllc fourteen other work-
1111111 iii‘t‘ missing. it in almost certain
that oil or those 111111 dead. Forty men
m-rc (11111111111111st injured. of whom so
vornl cannot recover. The fire gained
rapid headway and threatened the old
3111111111111”, containing 50,000 cubic me
tree of gas. So intense was the host
and so serious their position, firemen
werc compelled to withdraw to a safe
distance. A terrific explosion soon oc-
curled and the tower became a mass
of flames which leaped hundreds of
fund in the air
Altar strenuous efforts the fire was
got under control and the rescue work
was carried on vigom11sly.Tbers is
little hope of finding the bodies of the
missing it they have been killed. as
they undoublmily have been incluer
hind. ‘
The new nanometer which exploded
was the largest in the world.
illlflil Klillllllllli
illilliKi PililPiRli
Owner Denies that Sale Has Taken
Place. Although There Have Been
Many Ollers
There in n groundnut of speculation
concerning the iuiurt1 oi the property
at the. corner of North Main and ”Il-
itm streets, owned by Luther ll.
Wright. and from which thu‘t‘buildlns
WilM burned recently.
There have been all sorts of rumors
regarding the sale of the property.
but. Mr. Wright said today that any
to the effect tbsf. he has sold it are
without foundation. though prospectlvo
buyers have been looking at it daily.
in the event of not. selling it by
spring. it is Mr. Wrights intention to
erect four one story stores. in order to
gain some revenue from it.
some time ago Mr. Wright put a
price of $12 600 on it for the Odd Fol-
lows. who have been considerintf
erecting s buildin , snd though he un-
derstood a spool meeting of Butler
Lodge would its hold to consider the
proposition none has yet been devel-
oped. lie states that he will not con-
older I figure loss thsn the one osm-
od 11nd will expect to get more by next
spring. it was understood to be the
Intention of the Odd Fellows should
they secure this property to make u-
rangements for stores on the first
floor. The prgporty bu s frontsgs of
tilt foot on» North loin street sad is
70 feet deep. Mr. Wright considers
the figure ho luvs mined reasonable.
in that it is 01 little over mid n front
foot. while 11 man he considers an
authority says it is orth 0175 I met.
its hss been inform 3111111111110 n foot
is asked for property1 opposite”. nhv
other report in nnectlon with this
property 1111 to the offset thst
Cluster bump-lay. who 1111c
enlarging“ thslr factory on tits other
corner of Union shoot at North tutu
t us it at gill!!! it £011
or sspsns or r.
p 1 an bemoan m‘l‘m
he takes kindly to than I13
prom” owner 6! it. At tbs
Cindi; Pan & Coupon! aides to
day nothing the “coupon; traitors
t. the proportyhsd cord he
g oompsny still 111111 considersttio
property on which they may Int
fibrin tbs put. few dsys
Wright 1111 turned down one offer now
the property. strum .
bands 1111111., 1. 0.11.
It»
appeared
Preparations Being Made lor the An
nual Meeting oi the Department
Decemberll7. l909
W ‘
Lain night occurred the monthly
meeting of the Fire Department of
Norwslk. The companies and tholirc
police met in their rooms and a most
enjoyable time was had.
The mayor and council had a special
invitation to attend the meeting of the
fire police. and nearly all availed then»
solves of the. invitation.
A supper of some of the best chow-
der that ever was made baked beans.
coffee and other good. things were dis
patched with in short order-all were
furnished by the different members,
and being home-made could not help
being good. 1
During the evening musical seioco
lions were given and the cigars were
passed around.
Pioneer Hook and Lsddbr dump.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Company held its regular monthly
lncotlng. last night, 111 its rooms. in
Main streets During the business
meeting I resolution was. passed on
dorsing for reelection the some board
oi engineers that had served during
the past year.
The (imminent meeting for election
of cities will be on December 17.
After the meeting a banquet was
given which consisted of all kinds of
good things. Speeches were made by
different members and invited guests
and a general good time was had.
Phoenix Fire Engine 0°» N0. 1.
The Phoenix Fire Engine Co. held
its regular meeting last night in its
room” in Main street. Thomas 8
Murray made an application to be
placed again on the active list. His
request was granted.
After the business meeting refresh-
ments were served to the members
and invited guests. Reminiscences
were recalled by the older members.
stories wow told and every one on
joyed himself.
Hops Hose Co, No. 2.
Hope Hose. Company held its roan.
lar meeting in its hall in Water street
There was a good attendance and af-
ter the business meeting a first-class
lunch was served. Them were. a num
ber of invited guests. Stories were
told. and the coming election of oll
cars at the department meeting on the
17th was discusssd.
THEIR iillflll Killllllii
ANNIVERSARY illiiiiilllll
M}. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mend Enter-
tain Filly Friends at the Home
oi Their Son
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .lorruonon Mend.
known and have a host of friends in
The Norwalks. was celebrated last
evening. at the home of their son.
t‘barles Mood. 1t Lowndes avenue. The
home was prettlly idecanted With
chrysauthemums. palms and other
flowers. Miss Bothy Ann Dibble and
William llurker. the blidcsmaid sud
groomsmsn who attended the couple
at the wedding ceremony fifty years
ago. neither of whom have ever mar-
ried. were present. Many pleasant.
reminiscences were indulged, covering
the period that has elapsed and the
history of the past reviewed.
A bountiful banquet was spread and
covers laid for fifty guests nearly all
of whom were present despite the in
clement weather Several musical
numbers were rendered on the piano.
Mitts Elsie '1‘. Murray. pianist. render-
ed a solo entitled The Golden Wed
ding. Minn Watkins. of llridgeport.
rendered three vocal selections: Mrs.
Mary it 11: gave several selections
on the p no. Miss Ionian bangdon. of
Duties, s niece of the couple. also ren-
dared selections on the piano. All or
lglnnl poem written by Miss Adelaide
lists. formerly editross or the Dorian
Review. now living in Richmond. Vt...
was recited by Mary Beacon. A large
number of value present-tin gold were
received from Kansas. Newsrk, Del»
wars 11nd several other places.
M11111 llsss' poem follows:
Ths Golden Wsddlng.
The golden light of this fair day,
Shines bsckwnrd with Its penceful my.
To that glnd limi- so for sway,
When merrily o '1111 December 11 snow.
Bong wedding halls of long ago.
When happy bride and lover true.
Out from the old life into the new.
brought hope and joy and labor too.
Faith tinfiltrated the work they found
0 o.
For they hulldod nobiy with ties of
(WC,
Reaching s for "combing shove.
For I hspliv items but typifies ’
Thu inner lions beyond the skies.
ii‘str children blessed their unwind land
it chlldl'dh‘d children rise
cosh them om“bidsud " and ms.
with 111* hism mitosis
it
d-s
lutmu mutton
Muhamdgvnimm “- _
of New Canaan. who are both well use
Id°|”11'd’sl“r . srtlssmsnuts”
sun sdditionsl word. ”$13111
WANTED. 1 ‘
wanrnoa—oim. F011 ding.
111111th111111. Ap ly Mrs. 1". Rn I
Haukins Ave. .. list Norwalk.
WANTED—«A BRIGHT, INTEL:
young man to do cities work «ME
molly useful inside. Inst 1 11
"Klilf‘fl. Addrcn» J. 3.. care Still Dd.
tstln
WANTED~WIEH 'I‘O PURCH
banjo in first class condition, from
111111 tly. Adan-1111‘ Spot Cauhf'caro
hilt' .
WANTED—(HIRE. AT ON
was} on “Terr“? {steady w
0 WY- by a no cry.
gunning“). Hp anilsnd. Hopi.
WANTED-«TO BUY. ALL
cattle and poult Best “prices
in rioes for on "1.11.1111
gift.- out Turnpike. South Nor!
FOR SALE.
b11011 «Ls-11 0%)Dmnnoasné‘m‘
“811888 or 30!. B1110 2‘ .
All D W a 13$
V0.
r011 BALE—ON ACCOUNT or my.
ing town. must sell new cook Itov crock. 1
ere, dining table. chlffonler with e'lnmorp
ice box. Smith. 4 Ridge 31.. near Elm _
Grove Store. ‘
FOR SALE—*CHEAP, SIXTY-TWO . j ,
mated Antwerp homer pigeons. ill Me 1‘2
condition. Apply to ShadyN “mood ‘
Duien. Conn.
son sanm'rwo HORSES oust-,7»?
large. good In double or singl A w.
I?” 111- .. 1
other good for business or family.
35 Fourth 81.. East Norwaik.
son SALE-HOUSEHOLD FUBNX-J
lure. 36 Seymour Ave.
TO LET ~’
TO LET~HALF HOUSE ON 0WD
Place. all modern improvements. I nine
4? West Ave. South Nor-walk. orup‘hghsj
TO LETAKlTTAGE Slate’s .
bnth. steam heat. 83 blood '
quire E. Barthel. Dorian. Phone 312-13.
‘d'ldt “,1
To LET- A‘tlTTAGEB. FLATS, PARTS ‘
of 111111111111. from Oil. 00 to 336 .00 per molt?“
11.111111111111111 shop. 1% floors w ith powsr
untuui‘nctmlng. ha on Washington St»
store haunt-pl, three seashore cottages
and hbtel to accommodate 150 3111111111.
[tr-111.11 to mutt the 111111111 of laborer. mp-
clmnlc. ut tapitallal for home or b
1111.11111 Raymond Bros.
TO LET —liOilSh OF SIX mm
all impwvementa; large yanrd an
on house; fruit trees. Inquire II 80th
Main 81 If”.
TO LET—«HOUSE. N0 TH mm
limiting?
Ave: 1111: rooms; tit mom
Mines.
TO LET~FIVE 11 too
not 312.1n niro .l
1131111 1111. 1131.11» 60%
T0 LIT—TWO OR '1‘
ed rooms for light ho
37 South n3
susmnpsg'
1 mansion 110
ion 81.. now opsnfor
nu mom. '1' rough
return had. Ts
W and boiling.“
"dd“ ’
cllor, Prop. 1 "
TRIIS '"tlATlD FOR snore
dissssu. Tre reo- tri aimed. £11.11 .-
g'ucMI , insides cleaned. tuned ' ‘ ’
n 0 recs nJ ”Edition. =
sanctified fres. 5:“ won omsll. t ,
“11111.1. and onlomubfllt.‘ New
uosss i- HALLOOK . 11111181 on» A '
ltnsr. lists trimmed... s in m
mun-to-dsts 1111 m "
lifted if dsslrcd. ours
h.“ In. 15 Chestnut it.
ILICTRO'PLATING
Ontdlsod copper.
old gold. gun motel and ,
mlngo; plumbers' In its!
aims and “tonic its
8. Soon I
8!. M III-I.
pnossssr '
Miss rLonsucs u. I later.
porlonood tucherof
attention given to you
children in pri
§orkm Call or sddrssl dl
“its“
AHOHIIALD 0.7 YLOI MIR? 1‘
Teacher- msthod $51511; ill
.“u “sumac Buntswli
LOST
LOIT—«IN who "not. nonnsr‘
night. ptmkt-tbook containing money and» 1‘."
pant-rs u reward for return of the pn- ’1
porn. Finder may keep pookelbmk and 1
other contents «1111111 to Hoyt‘u 'f‘hsn- «
m1 Barber lithop.
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111111 1111111111 up» 1.
Dr. William F. Acton sad “class 113,1
.l. West Captured 11111 Prices '
A progressive pinoohio party 1111111
given It the Norwslk Club: inst .
st the club rooms on Wsil street. 11111-1
walk.
There were twelve union and forty-t
eight men contested to so. who will
he the victors.
it 111111 11 close contest between
If Acton slid Thoma 3. WM-
Willard A. Curtis and m Will
in about fifteen points. behind. .
1111131111111 1111111 111111 11111111111111 .
A lunch, omeldtlng of '
a mom MW
snide pies. cuties Ind ,
who served ,.
mutating it was; 1.1-, u .
are it may *msn‘
their Mutts smurf”
W I '
«scream
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tgms.‘ ..
Norwalk Chronicler