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Choker Preeidcniend Col.
‘ Mathewson Vice-Pres.
until ilillillillli'
sum it it ill
Another Succeeeittl Year is Con-
ildently Looked forward To
Last night's annual meeting of the
South Norwulk Club was marked by
the some harmonious spirit which pro-
vuiis yearnitcrtyear. The reports, loo.
showed that the club is in u gratifying-
iy prosperous condition, and looks for-
ward with confidence to another title-
cessiul yeer. '
The entire ticket of officers as pre‘
pared by the nominating committee
was unanimously chosen. and is as
follows:
i’i‘csldeiit~.lnntee Golden.
\'lce-prcsident~—Edwin bi. Mathew-
sou.
Secretary and Treneuret‘mliiibirt W.
it‘lich. ‘
Board of Directors- Mnttlicw Cor-
liclt. H. A. Mathewson. Samuel M. Al-
iei'. Harry N. Mother. Elmer E. Heir
tlricks. Joseph R. Taylor. Edward W.
ilenrd. .i. h}. Slater.
t3011ncii-Stephen S. Jervis. Edmund
Zeiuff. Maurice“. Nuttlug. William F.
Hoyt. Hemon C. Drake. it‘. H. Quihlerd.
Horace R. Nash. H. E. liuteo, ()herles
Knob. Hurry ll. nuctt. 1“. li‘. Hunting
ton. D. H. ill-s; .Jr.
Auditoroelcdwerd E. Muller. Char-
' It‘s it}. Hoyt.
The report. ., ' . pod Trous-
ttrcr ldlbit‘t. Wt, ”waved the re-
ceipts of 01900 i
03.38039 and the xpenditurcs this
sum minus $164.19. the balance on»
hand. 'rheientlmmowoiptumd ex“ =
pendftnres gm; their»; your ere:
, y .. il‘ . -_,‘ piles; Sign inngue'ge. vocal language.
Du“ payablti “MM" ‘ ‘ 10400 and in tort all sorts of suggestions
-------- . - ..l lid ..l' -
mutations suit ditch . ...... . 2,800.00 mfmmmd "8 ”" “no" ” ”w "m
‘llowllng alley . . . .. ......... . 00.00 Tillllgllf. ”it! players “.m “(‘3
Billiard r0011? ...... i ........ .i00.00 V W Ferris x" itoil
lluience on and ............ . 154.19 ”'1 ileum-if 30' mm;
“w“..m. ‘ L ' ' ' ' ' "
”App” ii. iii. Surtnlu. 100. Red.
Ingendlttiru. . E. ii. Smith. 100, illuc.
ltt‘ni ....................... 0 700.00 W, II. linker, 100. R00.
Lighting .......... . ........ 300.00 .i. R, Taylor. 100. lilnc.
Janitor ..................... 728.00 —~—-——~-———-~—
Telephone ......... 78.00
Periodicals ......... .. . . .. 50.00 SEGRET‘EV V‘LE'TIIE
Collector's commissions ..... 1110.00
Repairs billiard room ........ 100.00 0’ “ERIV, To Mullins
itepnlre bowling alley .. ..... 50.00
insurance 15.00 BUSINESS "I" TollauT
Entertainment .w. ...... 400.00 m...
Interest ........ « . ............ 32.00
Printing and postage . . . .. 100.00 'mmmm "00min 0' "IO "' .M
incidental expenses ......... 150.00
.- , 02.80300
ilolnw is the'eecretury‘s report “on
membership:
't‘otai resident. infiubcruhip l‘ub. it.
1909 ....... a... , . .. .......... iii
Nutnbcrolcctgtl: F gtitoyent 1i)
~21: —--——
mg“ iii nut
Mctubcrs tilcdt i, ..... . ......... 1
Members t'eslalid‘ ....... .......ii
Members dropped ........... 1
Members suspended ........ i
_,. ii
170
'l‘oittl ttoh-rt-sltlcnt inctitbtu'sltip.
Feb. 17. i000 ................. it
Nuittbcr cloclcd during your.... 1
l!
ltcuiituctl ............... . ...... it
«Present membership ........... 184
mandolin?
till illlllllil
David ll. lilile‘ralr...0hmn Pree-
ldtmt and Herbert ll. Smith
Vice-Precinct
W
'l'ltr utmmtl Iiiootilll of the Norwullt
liomtiry (llult Company woo held hint
night at the club, and like the meet-
ing of the club itself. Seturdey evening.
was meet harmonious in ovary respect.
Oillcere were cleared tor‘tlio entitling
yard and the regular live per cent.
dividend wns utilitm‘tt‘ Which come.
tuted the intuition of the cunning.
These director: were named:
old H. Miller. Jr. Herbert R. smith.
John W. Olmste . George 1.. Wood
Dip
.quirc about four gallons of net-vino. i‘or
authoritatively that the negotiltionti
between. the New Yuri... New Heron
and Hurtful-d Reilroed Science
the orders: of conductor. end in men
for en loci-em of veg-ii hove now
reached e‘proposfl.
The negotiations or .
tithe the shape of (“loll ion ‘0 to-tho
been of .urhitretlou.‘ ,
proposition: to be mad ‘ r ouch ride.
with additional demands mode, direct—
“ ‘ “continue
[on
llilii iii in
Blues come Beck at Beds and
Evened Things lip Amid
Great Excitement
it is now neck and neck in the great
itooters' pool tournament at the South
Norwalk Club. Joltriee they be able to
“come back.” but whether the does or
not .thc iliues in the Rootere‘ tourne-
mcut came back all right last night
with their weilop end evened up the
lend the Reds achieved Monday night.
it is new four games oil. with an excit-
ing series ,of games for the entire rc-
tnelnder of the week. Not a few peo-
ple are in hopes that it will be up to
the respective captains. Frank J. Finni-
gun. oi" the Blues, and Maurice H. Nut-
iing, of the Reds. to decide the tour-
nament in their game Saturday night.
if rate should so decide, each will re-
. _£
f
every player heckled by them and
every meter of an opposing side will
give them a reception which. for en.
thuslssm, will rival the homecoming of
the lion-hunting empreeident.
Previous to leaf night's games. Cut»
tein Finnigun and Head Rooter Ted
Jarvis. of the lllucs. hold a consulte-
tioti of war and decided to win or bust
last night. They won. And their vic-
tory is in no small pleasure due to
their well planned campaign to dis-
concert the enemy, licdlnm was no
name for the rocket they furnished.
...e illuee were out in full numbers.
it should not be construed. however.
that the Reds were obliterated from
the scene. They were right there on
the job and returned volley for volley.
but their volleys were not quite so of.
fectivc. Tonight they will make a new
form of attack. it will be it battle
royal.
The. first. game completed lust night
was between \’i’. ii. linholtz. .lr.. and
A. N. 'l‘herinuit. ouch rated 40. Mr.
linholiz won for tho iiiues. 60 to :10.
This loft the other two games for still
more attention. Tlll‘ second game
completed was won by ileorgc A.
Whelplcy for tho lllues. beating (inp-
lhin John W. (litustm by 11 score. of
50 to 53. Then the whole center of et-
tuck was on the game between W. it.
Cartwright. of the illues. and .i. irviug
Dibble. of the Reds. each rated 50.
The honor of the Reds was muntuliy
upheld by Mr. Dibble. who won out by
half I doyen belle. .
Everything we: donetothe play."
[except actually mi'erferihg with their
M. Association—Electric Sign
ileporl-—llew Bridge
Discussion
A very important meeting of tho
Mcrclients‘ and Munufucturcru' Asco-
t-lution will be held this evening til.
the South Norwulit Club and ii is hop-
cd that every man who pohulbly cen
will be in uttendunco.
At this time. Secretory Valentino. 01‘
the state Hllhlmltifl Men's Aesocuiiion.
will be in nttendeuooto endeavor to
interest the local unocllilon in which
log with the state organization. Mr.
Valentine will oxpleinthc work of the
stoic body. which line about 15,000
members and of into has been perilou-
Ittriy active in u. ouuipsign for u sulta-
bie public utiliticn communion,
Othrr matters of importance will
also be brought tip at this evoning'u
lllf’l‘fllm of the Mortthuutti' and Menu-
facturors‘ Aucclntlon. Secretary
Charles ill. Hoyt will» moire | report
on the proposed electric. sight! to ed-
vvrtlsc l-louth Norwellt. end Chlirmen
Richard H. Golden. of the committee
uppolnlotl iii the lust meeting to con-
sldor the advisability of melting on ef-
fort to bring about u concrete arch
brim: Worthington street. to re-
place the present structure. will also
make it report.
"titanium 0
river tielrmtott
now nAva. unit» can in omit
not
for Arbitration.
{time will now
of definite
. ‘ g .E 1 1 1
loud or the eout riot-watt Poot-oilloo‘ 1
. an email Eta-femur . .
centre 0000mm Johnson, of Water
street. Not-went. to the former burden
saloon, corner nebula tutti Brood
etreotu. in Winniptiuit district.
wot-d, .ftioltord H. Golden. Joseph R.
Taylor. iii. H. Methemn. 10.: 0. Kee-
ltirnuf Charles Kiotn. The directore
ohm the following of their number as
1y or indirectly upon the oompcny by
the orders collide of the continuum
Ind trainmon. The will of the de-
mentia of the than now mount to up
bert loomed that on application had
been mode for the “condom transfer.
he got buoy. and wrote a. pertinent let.
.,’
our» ‘
Bilili L1 lli .
l. lililiili
Very Enjoyable. Altair lleld tact
Night at the liotelidehecit-
euro in South Norwellt
llill Pill hut ~~ .
shim Pliiilll
Affair Was in Recognition of Mr.
Fitch’s Servicee to linear Tribe
Frank 11. Fitch. one of the original
members of (loose Tribe. No. 20. im-
proved Order of Red Men. and a past
enchant or the ttibe, was honored last
night by being the recipient of a sump-
tuous plank steak supper at the Hotel
Maliackemo. Although the linens
Tribe members have in yours pent. up
promoted whet Mr. Fitch has done for
the tribe. tho supper was it testimonial
of his efforts in connection with the
annual masquerade bell held recently
in the Norwnlk Armory. This was the
biggest social effuir ever undertelten
by the tribe. and It proved one of the
most uuccoehful in point of pleasure
afforded the attendants and fitmncittily
to the organization. Mr. Fitch was
much surprised as well as pleased at
the honor accorded him. on he had no
idea what was in store for him when
he won asked to come around to the
Mnhuckcmo shortly before 9 o‘clock
hint night. The dining-mom wee bend-
sotucly decorated and the tables pre.
denied it fine eight laden on they were
with a choice army of grind things pro-
viicd’by Landlord Connors. Tito menu
was he follows:
Martini
(iystcr Cocktail Chicken Gumbo
llutllslics Olives Celery
Krunobcc Salmon en Hamilton.
ilollnu inc
Muhackemo Pllllll Sleek
Fency tidied
"acumen Ice cream
Cheese Nuts
tilutot Cup Coffee
The presence of two peel iiruut un-
chums of the «luau-Frank A. Cunt-
wcll. proprietor of the Hotel (in-cu.
in llnubury. uutl ix‘uron William hilb
lcr. or South Norwuilt. added to the
occasion. Speeches were made. and
the uffnlr phased off in n decidedly
pleasant fashion. The guests were all
membcm of thc committee having the
musk bitll in cllurgc. he follows: l-lur-
rr W. Mather. Albert M. Pohimnn. Wil-
iihm Miller, (‘lterlctt .l. Prescott, i‘hnr~
ion Waiters. .lohu 1i. Gallagher. Frank
H. Fitch. F‘l‘ttdq'lck Williams, William
Knitter, George (3. Smith. 8. (‘. Mnr»
shell. 11. .1. Smith. P. .l. ’i‘homns. A. l-‘,
Null. J. iii. Schutib. Allen Sht‘fl'lor. .l.
.l. Goodwin. .lr.. ll W. llnrford. Wil-
liam A. Stevens. 1i. .1. ltcynoldu. \1'11-
fred llodweil.
illlll dunno lllll
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Booth Norwuilt Council. Knights of
Columbus. continuum to Increase in
membership. At the meeting tumor
row night. the first degree will be
conferred on three cendlduieit. tho
new ritual being used. Arrangements
are being mode for the working of the
second degree on it clean of candidates
in the near future.
The council will unite with trout-t
Laurel. Daughters of luuboliu. in cutti-
lueinornting 8!. Pulrlclt'e day. by up
oriuinol ontorieimnont and ooulumc so»
dial. on the evening of March 17. The
committee promises many now leu-
turns.
The plans for the tuetubcrs‘ pool and
pinochlc tournament will he iwrl‘ocicil
at this meeting. Home tuombore of
nearby councils are expected to fill-
dretui the enacting on tuning of inter-
oitt to the mentbore.
'l‘he incur-nee members of the or-
der are much pictured with the very fit-
vornbiu report made by the iueumice
commiuion on the intending of the or-
der: The ectuery. concluding lilo ro-
ort one: "A healthy tlnenciel cou-
tiiiou prov-lie. inventiuenttt well se-
iectetl. death claims promptly settled
and the affairs of the ordorcurofully
lllld uuluntihcolly administered."
REIMITIMGI
“All" SALOON
Strenuoue effortii. will be made to
prevent the trlnnfer of the liquor lb
Penny Coke
As soon u the Rev. George D. llig’
newsroom All other?
. ’l‘licre wee“ V filtering of poo-
pic last evening gin.- tho Norvtmllt Cou-
gregutionultibutjch to hear the loc-
ture on "Women." ill Rev. Dr. Charles
Perltimrst. and tile concert which con-
eluted of solos b! We. Eleanor Marx
and organ solos by ‘Alex. 8. Gibson.
Mr. Gibson is I muster of the organ
and the selection! be rendered celled
forth great uppiou . .Mro. Marx is a
talented soprano e . poesesees it great
flexibility owilloe'l
Dr. rurkunnlrdotki
by his witty and]! ,
The musical poo , ,
consisted of the ioows
organ chrturwA Night in Grenada
iii audience
in remarks.
f the evening
1
. .
................. t....‘.... Kreutzcr
Mr. Gibson. ‘
Soprano biolouw , ‘fi .
a. “invocation loitering? ..... Gounod
b. "ilccnueu" V. .. . . _.Q . . . ll’lierdelot
Mrs. Mort.
Organ SoiowAdugio from the Senate
in A minor .. lurk Andrews
Boone « . »
a. The iiouoyeuckiefl. W. Chadwick
b. “When is 1i1‘o'e_youtlt".Mre. Freer
(2. June ...... “bin. lb“. A. Bunch
Dr. Porkhurut opened. his remarks
with to reference to the, Bible about the
creation of man and women. And why
did (ind create men and woman? The
higher the stage of union! life the
further apart the two eexee become.
Why don't women like u radical
merino of securing tile bullet inlteed of
loelng all that the term femininity ini‘
pllce? The gathering It (lemme ileil
was enthueieetic. to any the least. yet
the end lecture-of i all was the fact
that the womch cup. tilled vociferous-
iy the remarks whichlktloolted the melt.
in this women mini that delicacy
which they nhmldhovo to be called
women. Women abound become more
thoughtful us well ltd more dolicetc.
The extension 001““ ‘ . to the oili-
or ties is entirely in line it; with the
probable method of tho erection of
men and women in the beginning.
The notion: of the alumina are
brainless and silly outages. The ev-
oroge women is butt tgad 30 feel
ii-
llutn to think cog-rm no promi-
nent nu . to u... o a
bufmu of “#0::
"Until (you flvmuumxw we will
not merry 3'0“.»1i0l‘k for you. or hove
nttithing whatever to do with you. so-
cieily or otherwise,"
livinnn‘e unturr nmkoe 1t ouster for
her to get along without men then
vice-rerun. They can suffer tile Repara-
tiou long enough to briugf men to
terms. This mute women has said.
“Man is no good to cure for the nick»
euro in carryodhomrcicher. if no
men situuid give up their homes.
churches und uiiottlti go out of the hou-
pitnlu. lllllfl would soon give them the
ballot to remain their help." ‘1‘th wo-
uutn thinks that this tptostitm‘ of null-
ruitc "will so for estruuge the men
front the women that the struggle will
ultimately end in lilootlsitcdw-perhups."
if it visitor from blurs was to View
this struggle ho would say that men
better keep uwuy from women no tut
not to be u nuisance. ‘i‘hu masculine
geileniry is hurt by those ineulte of
the women. The women can not be
relied men. nor women. nor frocks.
They are few, but they meito n greet
noise. Mun bu o perfect right to be
indignant with the (entities who are so
ignoblo. so bush, no iugcuuous Ill to
openly insult the tunic imputation.
Women was the lust and best thing
that find created. We do not want
her kept in a glue rnsc. but We do
went her to be wontuuly. P‘nillillllt‘
contact with men cottons vulgarity in
women. iioueot inert-logo does not
flourish in that atmosphere.
The great niiitlnlte of the women in
that. they Il’f‘ ottemptiuu to obtain the
ballot by moucuiinc menus. Why do
women wish the roles‘.’ Voice only
sotilo what lies Ill‘t‘ltly been decided.
An it close observer of imf‘mllllfly i
lutvo noticed in the prosoutdny women
on interior tardiness. 'l‘hie iii plainly
seen in tho cutliusiunm or the women
in the schools.
done of Arc Willi bind in ertuor 11r-
cording to historywtiholhor curse of
womnn attempting to gain hcr ends by
masculine methods.
The household should be ruled by
men. In honest murriuucn title in el-
wayn the rule. it always but: been and
nlwuys will be rule.) by umu.
IILI. PM!“ MST
“00 Ill! IOEIi00ll
Announcement hes been mule in
this city that Mitre Myrtle nocniocit.
doughtor of oft-educator Hammond
Joesph but, of New York. formerly
of about Norwtillt. were married In
New York. about three wool“ ego.
Both of the yuuht We here u large
number of friends, whose congruen-
item they will receive. 1t it stated
that they no new keeping been at
are Went Fortytthird «root.
Mr. Dost. who Wilt“ one time in
tho deploy of the Kenneth Box Conn
puny in North min street. is on old
nutshell player and for two or three
moons has acted in umpire for the
Norwullts. lie our been connected
with. the ihootro speculating outline!“
in New York for ilflitlfi time.
w
r
. tor of remonstreuce to the county .....-..
can end. in sedition. unpainted words of 3.000.000 e your .eddiiiou to cotnmluieuerl. wilful them of the lib ucAflti cliff-libido".
5 diluted til. Hoyt and Harold 1'. Wilson the ounce orienting continue. The» suitability of the piece. one tint the We denim to than the bloodshed
5‘ I tore: ‘ - demuudu either have been or will be Itinistoru‘ benediction promise to neighbore. IMO the traffic-geranium
,Wmmgawhmhangnm velour!“ u a whole. cogI to muons red in a {0'71“ , nmngmm'i‘hgi out duh: it a ti tie. for . tr loosen
_ - . ill . now oval-no mom 3 m. n' ,. » . , i . .
mmww ' ‘ tutu him is influential-elm lid blinded in, «lawmaker» the mif‘t‘flg, . Winchell!!!“
a Wm 03*“ :5” . ~'»“ irrm “”M‘j .. " .m-pyg...‘ miwflf ling”? J "4.
mum-w».
men 2.
People Who Play the “Sign” in
Brwgoporl and Stamford
ileve a Hard Time
itiititihitt itti
hill on this
With the Prospect of at 130.8011-
tence if Found Guilty
-
it is u rocky rend the policy gente-
utcrs are traveling all along the "bye.
following the rureiuticnn in The Son-
tlntii several deyu ago. concerning an
stimuli to revive the sucker genre in
this city. The publicity given at the
tlme was sttillrlent to kill tho opera-
tions completely here. for it watt well
understood thatthc prosecuting euth-
orltiog stood for imposing lull scu-
tences for convictions.
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
ills Silliliilil ill
llllil Blilili'S illilill
Ire. fiery E. Hendrick Sustain:
a shock After Selling
"0110"!
in the town clerk's olllcc thin morn-
E. licndrlck was coneummntiug the
Idle. of her property to Zebu: Bush,
«he suddenly fell to the floor. 'Dr.
Greogry we: celled and stated tint use
women bade otroltc and thet them
”was nothing he could do for her. The
unbuicnoe uncalled and she won
taken to her home in Rest Norwnik
by her doughter.
Mrs. Hendriclt'ls an exceedingly
largo women. She had luet signed the
deed in connection with sale of her
property, when she was suddenly
atrlt'hcn down with this. the uecond
stroke that she has had. it is liltely
thot the excitement over the selling
of her property accelerated her heart
nrticu to such an extent that it I‘ll"!-
cd the shock.
Mru. Hendrick is the widow of
Charles iii. Hendrick and lives at No.
6 Rowen Hil't‘l’l. ltust Norwelk. with
bur tlnughlor.
There in little hope of her recovery.
according to Dr. Gregory.
-..m MW. _. mm
oisntttti Pliiilll
out irritation
claim That Bivelvee Would Not
Be Fit to Eat Unless Fleet-
ed in Brackish Water
~—
WAtllliNtl'l‘UN.’ March 3.»-Moro
than 200 Connecticut and Jimmy oys-
tormcn mode on appeal horn totiny
against the rolling of tho lloerd of
Food hud l’lrug inspection of the De
pertinent of agriculture. which for
bitdc the "drinking or flouting of by-
uiuru iu brackidh welcr" nftor being
taken from the build and offered for
eulo. The board claimed the procouti
added to the oyster no element which
Will not properly it part of It.
Thoy declared the enforcement of
the order would ruin the oyster butti-
um and claimed that oysters bolero
pntuting throulh tho proccu of drink.
itlg or floating in brncltleh water were
unfit for food end would not be ul-
Able.
secretory Wileou wee untiblu to at»
tend oil of the pouring. but told the
oyefurmeu he would parenncily feed
all the testimony given end murdered
the wish thet ever one interacted
should he heard. _
consummate OP IIIHOP NiLAN
The new bishop. ll'etber Nilen. is int-
pooled to no concise motion
thethe my become chop in time tit;
y which.“ til-
oohuorele the y«
Mo 0 befofti loco-
uelly done the
her. This holy oil the biohopwoudo
to oil the churches in the diocese be
the distributed forthe coming your.
Goulidereblo speculation u to ghoul
the new posters for Norwalii and
death Ntll‘WllI on to be is premium
In both purilhee. ..
LADIIO' UNITED wmfl” 01.1“.
The northmooting of the bodied
United Whitit Club will be held on
Monday efforhotin. Moron 10th, with
Mrs. Jeanne Golden of miracle ove‘
nun, and not on 'l'huroduy of thin
week. be fine been Muted. .
W ‘
An when our» lofted your
.v‘ highwm ’ fr.
5 no . . ~
“ powwow
~mWWiW-MWMAMHWW
Judge Wheolor lloidc out in.
‘ whet
ing about 10:30 o‘clock. oil Mrs. Mery 1
meet. ”Minna 1Tb
“ haunted not
light tom ' inguinal; e will h
sluts iiiutut‘ttih
l
i
cleo Printed in The hermit
liotir Are litigious
\ ..
Rev. George D. Egbert hop/{cored
is conuldered an important
int egalnilt The Norweiit Hour in his
ibei suit. Thedefendnnt tiled a de-
murror to the complaint on t 0 ground
that the articles publish by The
Hour were not libelous per cc, that is.
not libelous in and of themeelvee. and
could only be made libelous by alleg-
Ing and proving epeclel damage result-
ing directly root the publication.
Where the publications are libelous
per tie. it is not neceeury to allege
and prove specie! damege. for 15008th
i
tint damage is implied where the
Words are actioneble in thorn-elves, or
actionable per se. in the ingudge of
the law.
Judge fluorite W. Wheeler handed
down a decision yesterday holding
that the article published is clearly
libelous per he. and has overruled the
defendant’s demurrer.
The demurrer was argued before
Judge Wheeler last Friday.
Attorney John H. Light represents
Mr. mum and Attorneye Walsh and
Hubbcll the Nor-walk Hour.
Pilllilli llillllil
illlill’llll [lillllillll
Will Be Held at North Beach in
lune. With 2nd Regiment Bend
is starting early. At the monthly
meeting of the company last night or-
raugcmentti were made for an elabor-
ate excursion to North Beach by
steamer. i1. is also proposed to have
music and to that end it was decided
to secure the Second regiment Band.
of New Haven. to accompany the
members of the company on their out»
ng.
The date for the outing has not
been definitely decided on but it will
probably be on the third or fourth
South)! in June. «
‘ The committee of orrengoniontti
consists of Wilder Hi decor.
First and Second Lieutenant: Arthur
Roche] and James Connors. Financial
Secretary Hort Weeks. Treasurer
Charles Dilworth. Recording Secre-
tary Joseph Cebill and Chief Clarence
Buttery. of the Norwulk Fire Deport-
mcut. who is it member of the com-
putty.
Fire Police
At the Fire Police meeting it was
decided to hold a pinochlc tournament
and a committee was appointed to
curry this out. 1
Pioneer H.’ C L. Co.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany hold their regular buuiness meet-
ing butt owning. it was followed by
a food.
Hope Home New Lieutenant.
citing Albert Bates. wee ptomoicd to
tho office of second lieutenant. Score
fury Brothcrton took Mr. Retee' place
as financial secretory and Thomas Don
boy was elected to the executive com
mittee in Mr. Brotherlon‘e piece. Af-
ter the meeting the men went to ex-
cbicf Milue'e residence in at body and
paid their rpepocts to Mr. Milno'c into
wife. . They then returned to the Hope
[lotto house end received rcfretih-
lucnts.
IEWJMVEI 0000 PI"
02,00,000 0000 lull!
0F 0000! LINE 4 1-2
One of the Fit-ct llellrced Bonds
at that Per Cent. Ever le-
eued in flow England
The Now linen rttilioed today peltl
it bond issue or $200,000 which butt in-
torctit at its not rent. since lull.
which won one of the boot protected
invoettuontii in ihtI way of u bond end
our of the first four and n helf per
cont, if not illt‘ first i‘Ofu end it belt
her cunt. railroad boudii over leaned
in New England. it in also the only
Item of the New Herculean from
New You to lpriugileldu Thebeud
onion out‘iu 1830, shortly prior to the
locus of government fours.
The entire tonne of “00.000 rm to
iron by the New Huron, timings benlt
end but told in their vaults ever since.
turning It. its per contour-y your
without a foil. All for to its being o
good luvsetinpni st tint mo of intern
out the pb'yplcel security it represent-
ed woe so time- the mount of the
moflgtfln
The entire issue of litmus were tum
out over in diam “toothy todey
end tho muh moist it in
i _
At the Hope Hose meeting lest ev- G
remeluiuy first mortgage on the main M
m,
cm lbe deed in Vernon
Break tip we lento Whiehi .
meaion Towns
“w“.
lilillllll SIREN ,.
illilllllill ll ‘
British Steamer in Bed Bellini,»
During the Fog Slur ‘
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BOSTON, March 2r-8ince the gory
oral thaw of the put twa deyg settle.
the rise of water in some of the NeW . .
(Continued on Sixth my. .,1 , '
CIMIIG ldflfllfllfl
28 word- ~or one. .
nei- edtlitionu yard. t
8’ 31
WANTED.
WANTEm—uxrumnncnomuxlefi
{it millincry department. “(Imaging
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‘ WANTED—#TWO MEN F‘Olt run 0170'" ‘ * ‘
ccty bunti’teoe; one on delivery Wagon one
the other to assist lufgituo. Audie» “wa
oer." care of The Sentinel, south Noro
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WANTED~T0 BUY. ALL KINDS F ‘
nettle and poultry: beet prices fld' e e ,
lb. for good fat culvcu.‘ ii. edition.
guilnpg'liiizlui Turnpike. South Norweilt.
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for wooewarln ..»1 ..
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connected witn retail ntorc.
trim who is his
end con mu m ’ _' z
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luo island Ave... , Ills '
Rough lint Co. ' ‘
warn: «Dukuon'rtilfln.
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lot. 106 Water 51.. South ffllt’welk. 1 t
wmrtmuncnmts'ro; ALSO nor:
to learn the trade Not-walk iron W
South Nurwaiit. .
*TO LET
To LlevtiT’i‘Aulil 0% ROOMS. 61
Rpring Ht; built and nil crti improve-
wuts. liltiuirc 13. .1. m-ynoldn' cigar fan».
pry. 1:: south Main tall. not It
70 LET—«MAY l. incur-hoop cor-
truer. nil convculoucvs. No. l yi'tlo Stu
i-luttl Norwulk. W I u
re unutvrpuomi Mounts. to
College Arm. Built Norwnlll. inquire
llol‘lt‘ Koclur. 159 Wulllulton 81.. 800th
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limpet itorr; chru .
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wollt. Adm-«tut l'lxrluiun.
bandit
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Norwalk Chronicler