oral ‘ tbst vary oarlul
gfifldmtlon be given to the
d istonon or d’ III, who in lastin-
lilg min the built iog' commute, div
omnd his diupprov‘sl at tile pisu‘i
adopted The binders» M99 is can
pretend on all sides. fool», that or
erything will he, calls ctorily adjusted
and that it will'not be long billiards.
line atructure risen trout the present
ruin. t
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The governing board of the, East
Nornwllt Yacht Club held a meeting
v
lrorn u adverlthdayo ottaclt ct quinay
Mre throat.‘ w
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,Begulur weekly prayer meetings will
be held this evening at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church end at the Ad-
‘vent Christian Church.
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A number or the local oyetcrtnen
troln this end or the town will prob
ably be in "attendance at the hearing
at the Smith Norwnlk Club tomorrow
afternoon. .
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About a week will be allowed pro-
spective bidde‘refto. put in their lig-
gureii tor the new Maydowor lire wag
on. it in desired to‘get the apparatus
without any more delay than . neces-
nary.
Mrs. Henry Gorhum, who has been
quite ill {0r several days, at her home
in South Wilton, is believed to be con-
elderably improved which will be
pleasing news to her many friends in
East Norwalk.
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The public clock at the motor gener-
Ator house in Beaview avenue. has
been strictly on lie good behavior at
late. it has passed through the whole
winter, in fact, very well, stopping on-
ly once or twice.
The service at the Advent Christian
Church promised to be or special in-
terest next Sunday evening. The quss
tlon oi"ruturism will no discusned.
The pastor, Rev. 1... F. Reynolds. will
take olr his subject in There a‘ll‘uture
Age of Salvation? .
John Mpt‘iuire,’ the popular libatlon-
lot at the Layden establishment on the
Washington street bridge. has been re
ceiving the congratulations of his
many friends over the arrival of a son
and heir at his home in Norwallt.
Both the mother and child are getting
along nicely.
Complaint has been made to Con
tractor ll. v Carr about the noise pro-.
ducod by the boss saw at his recently
equipped shop in IeaVIew avenue. Ono
resident, ,hlrs. Van Sony, it is reported
hssitlll'odtened to bring suit.ageinst
Mrifllh. The aflalr has unused rancid-
ernbls talk in the neighborhood.
It It expected that the active mem-
here or the mist riorwslk Fire Police
will be sworn into cilice on Wedneo
day night or next week by Edward E.
Gorbam. norm Police made up the
list of silicon decided upon by the last
district meeting and the district com-
mittee has approved tbebalnos on the
list .
Mayflower Hook ind der Cour
pony will have a practice ll this ev.
suing at the tire buude, in fieaview ave-
nue. From indications today the pro
men will not like a trip sway iron: the
Mountain. on account oi the wee-
ther when there is s are but outdoor
practice is considered a pastime oi
Rood weather. f
lisroltl Hall, who tor quite a long
little has been an invaluable assistant
as bookkeeper at lilo Crescent Laun-
dry. will begin as ., ticssblp in the
carpequ basins ' ; outlay. having ss-
cureit a position 2.11. V. Corr. He
will he succeeded y bliss llsry Kers-
ltss. who has been in charge at the
WW «mist liliss lda’
Jordon will tilts “fiction ' place.
William til. now tears that its may
‘ have to learn the abosinhbillg business;
bill is or an economical imitated.
lls does not litre to see
io‘tiii‘tue. A few days gypsum}:
.meaisksr’s last and Inasmuch as its
, been unable to had an owner,»
, his getting the opinion that he should
~ glint loss much W tints In instills l
" sflirt toward snailsl'lai tits trade.
" f rigid J. Pom. oi as {I'll strut.
sstidut this holding to in the
llilitsd Qtatss army
._ Em smile slot
t WC
lstsd sla hm“; ,
micro _.. . usual.
mammoth-min “HAM did mudflfifliflw
last evening at the club house on the
Benedict Forms Wilde and talked ov-
er the coming «soon. Commodore
Harry Rider presided and All of the
other members of the board. lnolud
trig bless". Wright Robertson. Horace,
Keyworth, in. L. fianlcrd and John Cor-
hunt. were present. The house com
mittee was delegated to have the lionts
pieced in condition and to have all oi
the equipment made ready for the sen
eon.
blot since Uncle Ned stood within
the shadow of the Rock at Cssheh‘so
tired in his friend null, Iterry velvet
cap. and pinch them stick. had he
drank his Patrick’s day codes this
morning in such Ii bouncing cup be
torn. as the one he calls the Rcllley
cup; carotid on‘ncvouut ol the donor.
lt wan got to order by our neighbor
Decker, Is a quaint design, holds a lull
pint, and a pint is a pound all the
world round. sun has a painting cl a
boat inside. so shat he not only gate
a pint, but a boat load at the same
time. The days bled spent in Carlie!
were some oi the very best days. ,
The sixteen story structure for the
Fireman's insurance Company. at
Newark. New Jersey. or which lrving
P. Davlsvwas the architect, is expected
to be finished in May. This is the ilrot
city scraper In that city. and will be
the highest building in the state cl
New Jersey. When Squire Cablll was
one or the leading lights in that city
no stretch or his great mind could int-
agine the happenings of recent years.
and his only .dnllghter Margaret. who
is the mother ol three girls and grand-
motheot Robbis.1larry and Edna.
would give years cl her life it her dear
old lather could only come back to
see our country as it is today. When
a girl Margaret wont to school with
the late archbishop, George Washing-
ton Corrigdh, who was born on the
Fourth or July, and hence his name.
--Wolnan loves a clear, rosy coin-
olsaloa .nsrdosb Blood Bitten purines
the blood. clears the skin. restores
ruddy. sound health.
James 'l‘nyior_..oi' Railroad Arcane.
has returned (mm avbusiasss trip to
New York city.
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~llon‘t forget Reliance Social Club
Wliist. train 2:40 to hzdil tomorrow.
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Miss hlinnls Bullish. of Raymond
oil-set, has returned to 'Bydney, New
York, to remain until July dth.
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The News“: Realty and lnvoatrnentd
Company has sthi'lsfd the cellar tor a
new noun on its property in Railroad
avenue.
The udiss‘ Auxiliary ol the Roway»
ton lions Company will have a at.
Patrick's day social tonight in the
hose'llouse. . .
8. C- Horton. who has been critically.
ill tor solos time, was millerobiy
improved today. and members or his,“
,Ineuy and trisodli we‘re much encouiv
said.
oi' the Methodist Church, tomorrow;
o’clock. an previously sumac”.
«Don‘t lorgst
Hose Houss‘. tout
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l
gt
to
use: I j
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The annual meeting owls Rowaytcn
Flower Club will be held in tits chapel; 3
alteration. at it communism or 3? ~
.0
ins”. bodily DI
Iii
.llllnlfil.
out; rouflsvmu hldnsy
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lira. Janus count» has moved from
Main street Dorian to horny amine.
bliss Stolts Aortic and her brother ,
have returned. alter a visit in Atlantic .y
City. ~ . ., ‘ .
lire. Parit'er. oi snow. is the
guest or hire. George Fowler. cl Nore-
tcn Helghto.
Iinowlodso inst
‘ or hour. at any pried.
hrs oils in the world.
, , do thorough one
a ciirtl asza diment treatment
_ ”an” Diuretic, which any druggist
s
It “analogs to reel anaerobic ‘snd
worried. because this unusunl pleura»
if good ”it‘s?“ to the orig-arm"
. nsygan nary system. no
its cleansing. healing and strength-
banned dlrsotl 9* upon the or
23 em “toil. ”inhalant?
did . pharmAclst. banker
or an mercantile agesdy will tell on
that no. Thumbnail A drape. all to;
Count. is a large and
steals a concern thorouthir wort r
. or your mes-not.
Accept only Panes Diuretic—titty-
dt‘ll' lion-albi-
mus-saws:
The monthly meeting or the outer
liusinese Men's Modulation was held
Wednesday evening.
lire. Mantell and daughter, of Merl-
den. are visiting Mrs. George 7w. blow-
lcr. oi Norotun Heights. -
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Allen Bates has moved from the lila-
sou block on li‘ain street to the Adams
building. Railroad avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wood. or its-ii
rlcn, have returned alter a sojourn
with friends In New Canaan.
”mot-Bally
tillers in the world.
"mat. sud chm will berpv'owalling
service on that Sunday end every lino-i
day thereattor throughout the summer.
it is desired and hoped that the use
pie will respond.
Andrew Taylor. who has been spend-
ing a week at his old home in An
monk. has returned to Darlen.
The Guild connected with the Epis-
copni Church at iteration meeti thlo
alter-noon. at the church. for noodle‘
worir.
Contractor Samuel lorshouse has
the contract to build a cottage tor Mr.
Bennett. or Talmadge um. and has
‘ already broken ground tor the cellar.
IBM.
R. C. Nimbus tool a business trip
to Century more”:
limitations. Brown is about again.
alter a tow days’liineos.
Waiter Cordon, formerly employed
by Louis F. Stoorsa. at the lamb:
blacksmith shop. has resumed his old
position. -
The Dll’leil Fire Department is plan-
ning to give a ball. The data has not
yet been definitely decided upon but it
is intended to run it ed in April.
Rev. Daniel O'Connor. pastor or it. ,
Diary a R C. Church. at Norotoa, who
underwent an operation recently in s
New york hoaiiitsl. is expected bomr'
in a low «yam l
I
t
Dr. Herbertm S. Brown or the Cong"
gational Church at Carton. will deliver
an illustrated lecture upon ”The band
or the mains Sun." next Sued-i Mr and em George eiierwooii have
There will be emails at we buy been gum- or relatives at timeout
chorus. On March :3 a cantata eu- mu
titled. “Crucidsion.” aided by the titan-l
Iey Whitney chorus. will go given.
bliss lauiso Waltenssa has spent s
low drills in North Wilton.
M
boron Davis has resumed business.
alter a three on flil ens.
Frank Haroorfhas vinited his broth-
rr. Btcphnn Hareor. oi Valley Mgr.
J’
m
.viiss Adela Andrews. or New ltocb
, Selle is a guest of her sister lira. hier-
The Newton inlet-olden posts the ,i, pm,
lollowing unclaimed letteri: b‘. It.
Barker. Mrs. and O Erririisoa ilaroid Miss iron» Ferry. or Valley Forge. is
Earls, w. it Grain-r. hire. Haliorsu spending this week viith hire. llswley
ial. Iilrs. story 8. Haiiorau ill. Mrs. William.
blur Hallotsn, Mrs. George It. licyi,l
hire. William Kirk. lillss Carbon in», Mri. it. P. Builder on recently ru-
Qumh Av who“. H'n Ann. ml“. "‘NI‘M Mr .II'."‘“““‘. at“. N. u.
tut. Harry went. on.» Williams. {Holden
IAnsiey Cores. oi the times. has
visited his parents, Mr. and lira.
Charles Corsa.
it. It. Weaver. whose barn was burn-
ed early blindsy morning. estimates
his ‘loss to be about 81.200. fits the
surance. however. was ,oaly tor mo.
The exact «use or the blass will prob
ably never be known. though; nuinber
of theories days been put tortb. one or
thorn being that Ilsrtla mm. Oil farm
band who ban a room in the building.
not to steep while smelting his pipe.
Home
:l'o the people of Dorian, lowsyton;
and Home: A MIMI of the Veronlcs‘
Circulating Library will be installed in
the harbor soon at ur. ltiobmi Abeu 3122:le “m cm" ‘“ m“
we. Isllrpsd Av... Dorian. i‘
library Iii posed or several huudtsdl m... g g... and lamily are p...
VCIIIICI d pill“ muo‘lm Wk Oil M” ‘0 m. b m Mr by.“
no». lion-italic and ‘l‘ravél. «or i new place. writes In this porch»
thstsvsrross loves tcrosd. tor ”a“ namely...“
sodsvsrilvoliunsiasonispartisula I“,
m...“ “' “”.J”W W lira. autism and «mi». in»
tame“... . Minamoto-Mission» scoot
showroom dbntbslatsmmwhicb retic-
1330', Ksboamsbasssldyosr.
in are new“
Edgar it Parfy is severely III with
grip. His mother is aloe ill with the
name complaint.
hills Mules Coley is life guest of
her sister. hire. Dwight llewltt. in
North atonlagtoo.
Hrs. ll. 0“
will soled
Buttery. In dilvsrailae.
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Hrs. I. l... Boers not! blaster Clar-
ence Beers. have been guests ot lira
MI Alli Ill. PM!"
niacin»
burritos
emu ammunition
is insane new to cross the
dds,
9
with It's. Ruins M
flflfllhflifll
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hits. um llerrlil has sold her tarot
in Cross Highway to Charles Wollsiot
New Yolk city.
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The Sunday'schuol ot the Congre-
notional church is rehearsing tor the
'Entsr concert.
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Mrs. Paul Presser at News“: was
the guest at her sister in Bosevllle
district Sunday.
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furs. Bradley Batter is culturing with
mama to both her tact. and is in a
precarious condition.
”can“
hire. Harriet Price, who has been
the guest or her daughter in Bridge
part. has returned home.
in. sno'ms. riser Banks or Cross
Highway have been entertaining their
daughter from Bridgeport.
Game Warden Wilbur Smith will
soon liberate a large number ot Hun
garian partridge in this section.
Dullng the quarantine or Rev. hir.
Hachenslo‘s borne the Trinity guild
will host in the study or the church.
Sidney Dayton, rather oi Prank
Peyton, or fisugatncir, had s bad rail
while at work in Norwalli, breaking
his M
Mr. sud Mrs. James Doolan have
loft the employ of Dr. Nectar-land's
ssnltarlum and have gone to house
keeping.
ills. William Krlegholl has been in
town the last week looking sitar her
summer residence. which is being
renovated and besutided.
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The schools in town will be closed
Friday until April 4. in order to give:
the board ct health sulllcient time to
thoroughly disintect and tumlgste the
buildings.
The crushed stone put on the turn-
iliil! k.” M has must! to such a
degree that it will be necessary to add
store stone to put the road in good
condition.
About 70 members or the Zuppetto
society of Norwailt paid a visit to their
evenings ago. The impressive initia
lion ceremony was worked on several
candidates.
The door which for several seasons
have lived in the western part or the
town were again chased by a pack oi
hounds last week. and bad it not been
tor several or the nearby residents.
they would have been killed for they
were nearly exhausted.
OT. PATRICK'I PARADE.
About m Participating in New
'"ru Festivities.
W YORK. limb l7 ”Irishman
or llew York by tens oi thousands
loinsd today in carrylug out enthusias
ticslly the magma arranged for one
of the most elaborate celebrations in
the city has witnessed.
Although the rooming
Inurhily. there was every indication,
as the time approached tor the main
(color. oi the day‘s program the pa
e or «.000 or more sons of llrin up
Filth avenue, that the patriotic cele-
brators intended to duty all laciernsn»
clog and music:- Ills most brilliant
throng that over marched the stately
avenue on St. Patrick’s sDay.
Despite the bad weather the streets
along the route at the parade were
crowded trotn an early hour thegvsstt
est throngs soaking the col bcrliood
of the stood in trout or at. trlclr's
Cathedral where the radars
into before A bishop rley.
li‘".l"i‘i'.‘hti“"“"“' l'mmdb;
van ovum
man; "i" itsot lira Daub no-
sr in“ the itibsruisn order were I s
regulation list dsrlt clothes. white
Woof
ma sruiss.
WAIM‘MHIM tic—As s. ro-
m st; mwmmmnuuwmon 3"“
honor oi lrslslsll‘s patron saint that .
dawned
WM .
ovsli PHILADIL» 4 .
wuswmmwimsm "
OHKQAQO. blotch 17.~Fdlriy buried
‘ I f in price onto this. Manor: and Woo
“ Chicago
1M” , iii” W l' rebeivedKPresldsnt
" j in one bit obi t'
it. listviohlgnllsy celebrations him
has ever known From the time be,
slow ell hie biracial train at 88rd-
hii'fiot Molt it! the Pennsylvania Rail-
Mil hi. 735:0 s. lib. the president saw,
hardly a building or an individual that
was hilt decorated with [teen
blot at the station by a National
Gourd regiment and a torn reception
committee. President Tait, swung in-
to the line of s at. Patrick's Day DIP
. ado. which marched through Michigan
avenue to the downtown district and
escorted hint to the Walls Hotel.
The president came to Chicago as
the guest at the lrish Fellowship‘Ciub
soothe entire day until his departure
(Manchester, ‘lil. Y., at 11 o'clock to-
night wns crowded with events. Alter
meeting the local endowment commit-
tee of the American Red Cross Society,
it was arranged to have him sttsniii a
reception given by the Chicago "We
paper Club and ‘then at noon to visit
the Treble Club. A luncheon by the
bush Fellowship Club was scebeduled
tor a hall an hour later and a briet
rest was allowed the president to pro
pare tor his appearance at the Auditor-
ium at 8 p. In. to deliver his address
on “Conservation. " The conserva
tion meeting was arranged by 18 Chi
cago clubs
Two receptions in the alternoon
were planned, to be tollowed at 6 p. m.,
by the banquet of the irish Fellowship
Club. Filly square tee! of Sod brought
from lrelsnd were put in the banquet
hall.
PAOIION PLAY music
Chorus of the “It“, loaning institute
Has Rehearsal.
The chants of the Sunday Evening
Institute met at the Sou h Norwsllt
Congregational Church l t evening.
and held a rehearsal for its music to
accompany the, “Passion Play." next
Sunday evening. Dr. Maclarlsnd was
present, and assisted Prof. Tiernan
in conducting the rehearsal.
illustrating all the important scenes
or the play the will render several
selections tron: talncr‘s "Cnicidsion."
and a number or other appropriate se-
lections of Passion music.
The pastor and musical director
have requested‘ln extra rehearsal tor
Sunday afternoon and the entire mem-
bership oi' the chorus has been urged
to participate on Sunday evening. on
this is the most important and slice
live program of the eifiire course this
year
Hats seem to be trimmed all the
way around this season Somebody
has discovered that lists as a general
thing have been ugly from the back.
just as gowns have been, and both are
very much improved by divid~
ingt being“ trimming. Lots at women
dress as it they used but one mirror-
never a hand glass. .
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MUSIC HALL
0001'“ NOIWALK‘. ONLY
Vaudeville Thcstm
[Miro Change at Program Today
THURIDAYI PRIDAY. SATURDAY.
MARCH 17. ll. 10
The Act That lions lamps and tho
Whole United Itatos Laugh!
“THC NAKID TilU'i'ii'
Added Attraction of the Favor-iter-
Lats tiara at tbs Cm ltocit Co.
Mild llflTI-iA “LL! WALKIR
and CHARLII ILL
in a Comedy Playist
as nit-any than
Lats liar oi the Low Dooltstadsr Com-
P“?
Hill AONII TRUIODALI
Tits Maid With the lip Voids
Mi” MAY roarsu
and Her Canine. “Mills"
MADILINI “Milli“
in a Isviss‘ a! disrtliog Cane»
”Ito-o—
; case demand the immediate a
“ court.
» sires to protect the WV
;, tsrests and canyon in business.
diwsumwnsmp.
reroute board or the, Trolloymsn a tin»
Ion of the Connecticut Connery» will
so bolero tbs odicers or that. coin-
Mr this nitsrnooo st still one "to
receive an answer to their vorlq li-
mouse 'l‘bsy will be that by ribs iii
Calvert Townley o! the Connectiblit
Company. and also by Cenersl Dianna
ger J. K. Pundtirltlrd. '
The men may be met by a counter
proposition by the road. (allowing the
plan of the Higgins counter proposi-
tion in the Trainmon's strike ballot
which is now in progress. but what-
ever the answer may be it. is not coli- ,
eluded that any summary steps will
be taken.
an the other band, it appears evi
dent that the answer: of the road ct-
dcials, as applied to the question now
in band, will be taken to Sprintlgcltl.
and there discussed prior to a similar
meeting which is to“ held there on
Friday by the trolley on or Worcese
ter Palmer and Springfield who have
to report to the New Haven common
2%” its corporate name in that .
c
The result of the hearl here today
will have a bearing on tgoubcolue in
Mdssacbuoctts. tor the moors thAt
while the disgruntled trolleynien have .
to encounter oilioers of the New i~ '
ven company in two separate std .
they are all members or the Trolley
men’ a union 0! the Connecticut Coin.
pony. and "r such they are sworn to
act loge Consequently; it any
labor tron lea ilnally lollow in con-
nection with this matter, the cities or
Worcester and pprlngdeld will be. in.
volvcd in it, as well as all or the cities
in outfit-to. Providence will not are
pear in it, that city not having been
unionised.
At the meeting in New Haven today
there will be present on the part of
the union, delegates {rem Norwich.
Wiiiimsntlc, New motion, Wis.
Baritord, New Britain, Heriden. New
Haven, Bridgeport and choroid. .
The trolleytaen are determined, it
was stated last nigb’tsto stand firmly
on a demand for bat w
and for the demands mhnlltii
and tor other demands which
a minor character as far an the pub-
lic is concerned.
it has been said that the road might
concede a as .75 rate, with a refusal to
abandon the old idea at startlbgl
employees oil s sliding scale leading
up to this dual rate of pay; will give
in on the nine hours in all idea. but
will not recognise the union. "
Whatever the Connecticut company.
may do in the way or “turning down"
the lrolleymen. the matter will be
voted on at special meetings hailed
. the unions. and any final appeal
go to President Holler: l! neocssaryl
was stated last night. before a strlhe
can even be caledl
While there is no apparent possibili-
ty or any strike trouble in‘ this ‘ ” -
ier. it is my to see that it b
strike is rodipitsted.’ a very
share or t c important citlen in
trn‘hicw gland would be “will!
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Pilllllll Hill W
Hill Slllllllll W
Complainants Aliens Tint Elli
Micros Are listless and
Assets Are EIIhllpsrsd
Proceedings have been tiled with
the clerk or the superior court for
the appointment or a temporary all!
permanent receiver over the attain a!
the Stamford Academy for Boy's.
The applicants in the litigation are
George A. Ferris. Frederick M
Frank Emory, or New York. and the
North River Beet Co
Wastslui Expenditure.
The complainants allege that the
defendant's asset. are in r at .,
waste by attachments alum
and by reason or wasteful and
less expenditure; that tho
are Injured in a prodtable beam
the licensee or which will oauso ‘
pslrabls danger to Its motors
stockholders. The exigencies ct
moot or a temporary rsoslvsr tor said
corporation.
They also sell tor the scrotum
or a permanent receiver tor the '
pose of continuing the minibus ct .
dsteudants until turth'lir notice d N
The temporary- rechlvsv.
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