Sit. Norwsllt’s Businaas Amount-
llll Past rot is $45,474.41.
a Gold at $7,961.01
EllllIllI lllll IEl
lillliltlIE I Will
Industrial Position ill the Com-
.muuliy lsSiIonger
With the close of the four quarters
ending March 31st the business which
has been done at the South Norwuiit
post-onion shown It remarkable in.
crease for the your.’ Readinstmonts as
to salaries and class at oiiices are
made annually by the post-onion tie-
partment to take ettect til the begin
ning of the ensuing lineal rear (July
hit) upon the basis or tetnmu for the
tour quarters ending March 313i pre-
ceding such adjustment. The records
for the year Show the receipts of the
ulllco to have been $45,574.41 as
aguinst $37,513.40 for the previous
year. This is an increase of 37.961,-
01.
As $40,000 receipts places u post-
otlicc in tho first class it will be seen
that on and after July int Inc South
Norwnlk post-oilico will burn the dis-
tinrtion diluting llmtmg tho computa-
. lively l‘rw hundrcd first-class oliittos in
thc country.
This chnnge will not only be» nppro
ciatcd by the employees: who run at»
thin to greater ilnunciai utivnntuge
throngll the change but the public
generally "ll‘lli see that our industrial
position is steadily getting sttonger
because nothing it‘flNlS tho iltlilll)
of a community more. tbun tho bust
nous ot a post-other.
rum
.IIIllEli 8
Hall a
rday
sop " Session
Tho Day Nursery Whist (‘luh was
enjoyttlily ontettaine‘d yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Wiittwd Tiodwoll llt hor
home on Seymour “wet. it was on
April Fool party; surprisr upon sur-
prise awaited the guests at curry turn
and each lady was presentt-tl witit n
tool's cap which hitd bells and paper
unlinnls {or ticcoistlons. Ono of tho
surpiises was it (sits cake. The enor-
mous Milo. apparently, was brought
into the dining room and pilll't‘ll upon
tho table. It was wtnpletviy curerod
with a while it-inz. When one of the
guests attempted to out the t‘llltl'. upon
titt‘ suggestion or the hostess, n scrup-
ing of tin was heard, unti upon t-xnnt
inutigt the nttbposod cake in to found
to be an lntertod elite tiu pan An-
other sutprise granted the ghosts win-n
the lunch was serVad. Est-h lady ro.
t‘t‘lw‘d a loaf of bread, which iurucd
out to be a lunch basket. t'tilittiitiltitg n
compi to picnic lunch. 'i‘ht-nt- novel
iuut ii labels were made by hollouilig
out real Ignites of broad and conslr nct-
ing covet oi tho crust. But the tinal
surprise made ltsdt evident when the
ladies hogan to loan Sevrtoi or the
ladies had lvit early and had hidden
the garments of those who were loll.
Hats anti coats were at last found in
iiw dopths ol‘ titu'k ciosotu, under the
furniture and pron out on the root.
't‘bcro was It grunt scurrying Tor cunts.
bots and wrnps. ants low of tho lad-
Ics actually bud to 0 out on tho roof
to regain their belongings.
A business Insulin; wus hold lit-Tort-
the party hogan 3nd Mluu Mtty iii.
l-‘lmiih was olotttod president lllltl Mrs.
i-‘rank Huntington trouuurt-r lot the
coming y.oar 'i‘bo ruport oi llil' tour
who loud and it was ropnttod that
:20 had been given to the Tiny Nlli
nury. The club does not hold mastitis»
from June to September and mono»
qucutly their your is shortened.
The cost mootln‘ot tho club will be
bold Baturtiny stint-noon, April ltllh.
ill the homo or Mitts May it. smith on
tinyviow IVtinilO. anti this iiietlllllit lo
illelilill'lbly untlolpotod .i‘r sit the
members.
PlilllBATlllMF WRIT
ll lIIEl. IlllT l3
BLAIIED lllElOliO
law. doom Drew it: short. of Non
wuiit who has a libel suit for 825.000
pending m the Civil Superior Court
against the Hour Publishing 00.. ptih
ilshors at tho Not-walk Hour. throulh
his counsel Judge John H. Light. of
. mitt Norwaiit. suits the court'ti our
mission to till: It supplemental com.
mint. ’l’ho plaintiff says that otter
suit was brought ssttinst tho news-tn
pow. thisI writ will published in tho
par, wh ion he states is more libel
' than the originni publication. Al
was Walsh Mid Huhboil argued
nuttha thins. lilo court muffin;
glacial“. The line! unit may cut
:‘pbblicallons in the Norwslit Hour
riding shunt! statements has. Itr".
t militias about the lions: question
t
a
. I.
Morehsnlo’ and Monutsctunrs‘ Gom-
, ‘ twill
walk club Playars
A good sized delegation of the mem-
bars of the Algonquin Club came over
to the South Norwallt Club, last night.
tor the second round in the pool und
bowling tournament. and they omnist
ed the example of the noble Connor.
The visitors took everything in sight
in the same line, but their boats did
not mind this a little bit. for every
body had It good time. As is always
the case when the members of the two
organizations get together. sociability
was I.n~c~eminsnt
As matters now stand the tourus.
tnenl belongs to the Alsonqtlitis. but
theto will be another round in Bridger
port next Friday evening. Just to set-
tie the scam: definitely Last night
the Aisohquins repeated thoit‘ por-
tomtnncc of inst saturday nlaht when
they won all three oi the pool amen
und both games at howling. intro
wore, some changes in the personnel ol‘
the tennis on hot lisides. '
The pool sumntnrios were no tol-
lows.
Eaton ...... . ..... . ....... . ...... iiiii
Van Alstyne ........ . . .. ......... Til
iiecrs‘ ............... .. . . ......... Hill
Nuttlng ..... , ....... . ............ till
Gifford ..... . ..... . . . ............ 100
Mother ........................ 40
The bowling scotes of tho evoulua
were. as follow:
First Game.
Algonquin (‘lub. St. Sp, 'l'i,
ilullnrd .............. . .i 7 lint
Young ................. 1i i trill
'i‘itoru by ............... 2 2 izls
Schultz ................ u T l:Ill
Mitidlulit'ooit . . . . . . . .. . .1! ii li'vb
Toltil .......... . ............ . . {7'},
So. .\‘urwalk (‘luir i-lt. hip. . ’i‘i.‘
()sborn ............... ii ' 7 till)
lilliblr‘ ................. 2 :i lfllt
Kuch .................. 2 vi it'll:
.ittt'vis ......... . ....... 3 25 iii;
Deli'iit ........ . , ..'l 4 Jill
'l‘oitli ......................... “till
Second Gama.
Algonquin t‘ lulI, St. 5p. ’l‘l
liuiliird ...... . . . ..... . .l 2 iii
Young ................. i 4 is?
'i‘ronby ............... i ii 178
Schultz ................ :I t; till
M ldtl it‘lii’titik ....... .il 3 1'0:
_ TON” “ . . t v . rm... ..... u. ”gnaw-75:
Bo. Notwaik (‘Ittlt St, Sp. ’i‘i
Oahu-n ........ , ....... l {I i'Ji‘
Dibble ....... i 2 iii
Kuoh ............. . i 4 130
lionuliuu ............... 2 :i iliii
liertt ................ i ii I lift
'i‘tilnl ......................... .67!)
The climax utothr- evening was It
spread. which was nrrnnucd under tho
direction or the club's cutortnintnent
commuter. E. W. Fitch. chairman; 8.
S. Jarvis and Edward T". Smith. and
it was I. "cor-king" good onn. it in-
ciudod the (mucus South Norwalk
(‘lnb uhrnup shiad. ronsfliooi. ballet!
goslinn clump and various other solids
and delicacies. Tho wholc owning
was pleasing. In tnct. lo hosts and
Klit‘lilil aWto.
.u~-
Slllilill Il .lIllll
iI lilIIll’lllll
ioitn O’lrlen, a Tramp, Remov-
ed to “DO" Hospital
As John O'Brien. rt hobo,
cinltning
no particular place as his rrnidt-ncc.
wits walking the track in Wlnnlpuuk
this morning near the old mill ho was
struck by a train and though it was
Found that no bonus Worn hrokon. it is
feared at tho hospital, Wlll'rl' hr with
tukcn. that he may hove boon lniuroti
Inturnnliy. .
Ha wuo crossing the brings and llf‘tlt'»
big tits train coming tried to not out
of its way. He was not quitlt
enough bowovcr and lust lui ho atop
pod from the track to the station [Jill
form lht- anlflt‘ struck him. It did not
hit him lull. but tossed him aside. 't‘lir.
train nloppod for a limo and some only
Witmltuiiiid tor Doll .8. Huntington.
who Ul‘dtil'l‘tl tho nmbulunct- in which
0’ iirion was tattoo to tho Norwulk
Hospital. The train was who work
train which phonon through Winni-
pnnk at 7: no A.
A report from the hospital later this
afternoon nhows that tho msn is rout
ing comfortably. Ha has a scratch
on his right. arm and whiplnins at
pains about his nbdomon. He won ill
at the time of tho uooittont and it is
ex outed that it will ho sevoroi days
he ore ho will no able to learn the
hospital.
Hanson mammalian".
I“
, mitts- Inn mm.
The dominion appointive by tho
Morohantii’ and Monolith rm' Assoc-
lotion to look stun mot ll pertaining
to tho “that including Its Improve-
liars not born hits since their
supp httnonl. cit was motto at tho
last until: tII-ttlsn Edward F.
lithith mitt tilts committal»
a pollutant rtl‘ltttthonmtt
mutlnfim «our; oil”: lulu
lilo to lam that”
tom hon id in tits
you our past
Robert Emmet on. Entertain:
Largo Gathering pi Friends
in Lockwonti's Hail
Immmuhh
nuuuunuu
Handsome nacortttlous and Fine
Music tor Each Altair
There have. been muny llnnces‘hol
in tho 'l‘uwn Assembly ball. but low
hnro boon morn of I success} than the
nttnir gtvrm by tho ltobcrl r‘mtnot club
inst evening. Tho hull was uriislicsliy
tinttorntcd “tilt the three colors of the
club ill-.90“ wittlo tilid‘ nl'tltiito. Thorn
wctv streamers of these colors and
the t-luctriv lights wow uhutiud with
cropwpnpct in lilcrw colors Arthur-i
can nIId irish lions were adulterous and
conspicuous, illlil over the platform
whurc tho utuslolnns were. sratcd won
:t ptcturc ot’ Itobcrt iiitninot on tho but
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
.... ........,.... “m...”
unwound
Innnwwt
William N. Andrews Passed
Away at the Norwaiit Hospl
iai Early Today
lit-nth iniurrcnutllnhuul .3 o‘clock
this morning to rolls"- the sum-rings
or Wllilntn N. Autitcwa. ruulntwr M
”W t‘lmr i-‘olt lint Coinruny plant in
iltnmmiti shoot. who had his buck
lll‘l)l\‘t"ll nnd was otiuswiun Iriahltuily
inintcd bv twin! l'lilllllll in tho shalt
In; uhliu adjusting a lit-ll on I full
blown in the duke shop. .
nit Antitcun knew tmtn tho. outset
that his but k was lithium and rosilztu.
that he would not rectum“. woicomoti
death its on and in bi» unfortunate.»
plight. Though. in tho occideni. his
left our was torn off, one shoulder wmt
broken Itiid ho l‘t’ifl'hed many bruises.
tbure wns t-rcry liltoiihood of his rc-
CuVI‘l')‘. but for tho broken but-it it
wus nppnrcnl inst night ilinl doati;
was not fur away. though tho iniurrd
Iunn wnu t‘fiilm‘llllih itlmmll up to thc
inst. His family was with him run
slnnlly from iii p. In. at tho Norwitik
Hospital. whoro bc pansmi sway.
Mr. Andrt'wn, who was it: yours oi
Hill‘. and Willi lornicriy a incotnotlru l‘ll'
.glnror. wort-d to iimttlt Norwnlit a
numlwr ol‘ your. ago from muluiry.
Winn his hoarina bermuc slightly nt~
fut-tot! bu iott the road and toolt up
stationary cnxinurinu. lie was It than
who won held in the highest euloum in
oil who know him in conticmwncr oi
whitb the. news of his art'ltit-ni and
tcrriblc injuries tntno as a lit'l’kfllifll
sorrow to a huge numbor or pcopir.
Tho (localised is survived by n widow
and two daughters.
Mr. Andrnwn was a uwutiwr or tilti
Wail Lotlgo, A. F. and A. iii.
The Innornl will be held Monthly nt-
tt'rnoon at it 30 from his into homo til
17 Sound View 'lurrutc.1‘ho "or t-‘
A. (ttuninghnnt. pastor or the nun-n;
ton Baptist Church. will 0mi‘lnlt' and
ltltei’moni will follow in Rivorsidt
Cemetery. t'orwnlk.
MIAIBEC III)! IN TWO
IIIDBE MIIITTEEI
Altnrnt-y John 8. iivymnur. lhn tnotl
orator of tho rccont town Incolin.
which vutcd to build a now Wnnhiur
ton streot bridxn. hart announced
chnngcu on two (‘OIIiTlillm'tL Itnndintt it
copy oi them to Town Clerk “Wilt-rt
it. ambit today. 'l‘ho unnounrnmcm oi
Mr. tit-Imour toads no follow»:
'i‘own ct Norwslk sit. the and do;
of April iiilo.
By authority or tho town movtiu':
i horsby appoint to tho lirlttgt- Cot
ntruction Committee Mi. ’l‘homu i
itsytnond and Mr. William Moron. it
place or Mr Eben Hill. whorls appoint
mom. is withdrawn. and M lion John
J Csvsnub. who has declined.
On tho Legislative Committee
horohy appoint lion. William 1} Huh
mil in place at Mr. Thomas l. Ray
mood and Mr. (loot-at- ,1. Burton. it.
piano at Mr. William Moran. who are
tronstorrod from tho initiative Com.
notion to the British Construction
Committoo.
JOHN s. ERYMOUR.
Moderator.
«CIIOIAL.
“all M Lamb. lilo lb.
humorist-tors. lio
Qhottlttor limit tic.
tun rot “0|le .
Choler- limits. ilk. ‘
limits unions an.
t ll). pat tum 75c.
l
.
IILMONT’! OMDOIB WiNI.
LONDON spoil Willis dross wal- ‘
tor intuitions" at Mill slid ,
sinus tar thrso utopia ind swam.
M oi. If”. little rest “Mite l
roso‘s Private
moot tor tho . Who were present.
no under the dlroc~
runs, of Danbury.
. enjoyable rscitnv
t.itius Must ’til'otltlod by Mrs.
Sterling Viol ,
M inn Primrose. w William
Stevebit. ’
(it nndtuthorl .
Grandmother ‘ ’ . {it Pounoli.
lv‘ulherwtibnrmh‘r . up
Club was innit that night tutti out
4 w Hut
Wflh”
liftilimnent last.
Ill. of tho church.
it Moltltpbin Prim-
ulitnh Album, and
dance of amuse.
It v‘ory pie,
night in nth
it who known
It adorned fa»
M. ii. Mchu libido. and Charles
“it!" find cronm were
Hum was completed.
turn in the nibum
we: ‘
Mother Ollvé \
timndtuthorlt ii
son. .
Stator Sophrou‘ltt.
iilllt~ AramiMl
Misti litmilttlo-mti
Signmn Squnlitott‘
bin.
ii Pritn Patti littlppité
Poison Pottimwlinrold Kendrick.
inincnu I-llocuttl» Will Fun is
Sister Sitiiv .innnitI lisncdict
.iounphino witnth t lihry
.lusuphluo‘h Low «Homer Low rouse
(‘in lionrdors» hilt-3 McCuuslaud
iloruiin .ltrssn. lingo (lumbsrt.
thllo \l'liiiMlhnria-y titurilng,
Smiling Jimmiw-Csnar itodiing.
i‘wina- Juolt and Paul hinbor.
l’ahrwtlt'orgo Clark.
l'hiihttto—~~iiiclt tilt-noon. 4
Nuthnninl- itulhs iiuriicr it‘ctritt.
i'titinpimnin - 'lnioiil (lMtlt‘llj Ito.
i‘uclu iiiinhmhir. litttnlllon.
lincio lfljall'n with»limitation: “Prion
,tiict.
bliss i’Ittumuo st iii lililord t inrlt.
\aiu SilldmlM-I‘tank Moi '.tttminntl
Fondly» whithoi Biotin;
PlliTEtiTl fins
this on suns
”Piotr-cling tho Iiiris stall 8m It" will
ho tho W; p: ‘Illlw van cbIrPni
nut-nth militarism Mt, out“ “or tho South
Notwalk Baptist (‘m tell. 1th- turmoil
of tho err-hint will lfl‘ tlciircrod by
Willit‘lr ’l‘. Aiken. aim is preparing tor
tlw ministry at (Iroi on Mr. nth-m
bun tnttdv his home in Norwallt nil his
Mr and in well known by n int-Ito tiliili‘
lwr of "trends who intro watched hilt
ptoxross with growinu intorttst. and
who will no pleased to hear him. 't‘bc
liiiilruiltat will him- it sum-hi program
in the nimninx lb. paint“ will spunk
on “Waiting tor the Room." and no“
lllt‘mllm‘fl wil in» moslwd Tho serrin.»
will litigin At 7‘30. t‘llinli‘ for tho tim:
Morning.
l'rviudomllmntnuninu in h: Flor...
' lltililtc
Anthctnm’i‘hon Knowost lord .Ailutn
RcsptinsomOh .ionuitL Thou Art Pli‘nd
hei“:~4llnitlcl (lionv
.entrico iionmilrl.
it Olirot‘.
ti l‘titititili.
Mtttittiolno Mt-th.
lug ............... . .. . Knec ht
Uflortor). Imprint) solo on Divot [it
dormer .......... \cu ttm
Mrs. J Woulm lil‘onuor.
Poutlutio in C. Major linnltlnt.
Inning.
Preludo-m
smashing Song .. Mendelssohn
b—«lllroni lllt‘.‘ ............... Mimic
Anthrtnwl Will Fri-ti My Flock...
Simpler
llamao~licop Thou My
lsord
Stops. 0h
Cabrini
()ttnrtory 'l‘l‘lWPltilm‘l is Through
the Cumin Night .. Curschmsnn
tin-cmmmnfsd Qttnrtrito~~The t‘otn
lurtcr Conic In My Soul (int-
Day . . . ......... . . .......... Nevin
i'ostlutlo . . . . ...... . ......... Poorer
m TEiillA MIT:
androgynous
Tho Now York, Now linvsn it iinrt
ford itoilrood la commuting a torru out
in station at Rowarton, (thn. This in
it dopartnrc in rnllroud station can
ntructloo. Tho ()bJN‘l of it in nintoiutr
minty trout firo. combinud with iilll
ntlto mommy from tho unvlnu inrm
hairs and lnsurancn tirt‘tliltlilitl.
Tho term not“. in ”W form or but
low blocks. in tho Mum that is tuned tot
ilroprootin; "Ilityscrttlicrs" in New
York and otiibr villus. 'l‘ho use of this
motorist to: tho structural part oi
Installation and othor small bulldlnu is
compurativel recruit. Otto ot its nd
lithium is i. at tho hollow moon not
In: non sandwich or host with tho ro
suit that tho noun is warmer in win
tar and soft» in Illlilmrlt‘ thnn houses
cults ortt niry itinti.
lMllllDl BWI'I
I" MN!”
The annual muslin! or the lsuhodu
It. Martin
south it the bit iIntuition on nitrati-
t‘igs plan‘s tor tho firstborn. The as-
Fibs.- cooler ton h
interior. Mutiny. slrii.” it
. “his.
wont to north winds. Browning‘s
III II It
Three Men iniursd. tine Probab-
ly Fatally, In Accltisnt at
iowoit City Today
IIIIIII liliIl’llli
IElEllEI iHE WIIIIEI;
Hall a Dozen Cars Plleti Up on
. the Tracks
.iP'W'C 'i‘T Ci'l‘Y April 2.-~'l‘hroc;
molt wcrc injured our. probnblr ta-
tuliy in a roar cud collision this morn '
ion." at Rand‘s Siding. two mitt-II (mini
horc lulu-con u notthbound Tl‘t'lxlll'
ttain and n wrecking train on the New
London and Worm-um brunch at tho
New ’t'.orit New Huron nnd llurttord
italiroad
All the lniurcd were tnombt-rn of the
l‘rcight truin's crow and ‘woro:
Conductor Harry Nrrtihatn. leg bruit;
on
i-‘lngtnhn Charles Murphy. ukuii trac'
lured.
Brakemun John iicaIy buttons and
minor injtttles i
The injured were tuituu in :t nprt‘lni t
train to tho iinrkuu Hospital at \Vu-
width iiluiphy' a injuries on» oxpootmi
to prorr Total
Hall a damn sort and till“ csbtwcl
or the (Night wow wtntked and piled
up on tho Hunks. llt'.1\llil. itnlilt lot
amoral hourtt
Th9 fl'tiisht,
i
known in; tho bunt
train. was bound for \Vort'cslur Ittttl
was into. Tint- utcthtng train on its
any to Piainoliid was running th'lVl'
mlics an hour. and it It- slntcd. on or
count at tllt‘ hunvt too. could not sou
lhr ttsitrht nitcnti Thom is rt tihlh p
more on tho Ilur jtlui notctcl'ituatie‘o
siding is rrncbcti nnd on rounding
this the wrcrkor t‘l'illilll‘il into tho roar
of ill? tit-lain. 'i‘be thou injurt-d worn
in tho cltbooao.
l‘tnmrdlntoir utter tho accident. the
truiuhl onuinc 'wtu detached and son:
to. this hm to I‘énorl tho wreck: and
swore medical assistance tor the «do
tints. it brought back two physicians
with it to tho siding. and tho injured
wort- gluon attention. “towards a
ntwrini min was made up nnti they
were tskcn to tho hospital at Norwich.
The casino or tho wrocltrr was little
dominant! by tin» collision so for as
could ho learned. and no one oi the
wnwiting rrctr sum-rod hurt.
Conductor Nordhnm litil‘i boon
ployod on tho rond Iltl‘ about
yours.
um-
l‘urty
M an..-” ...._
PlilllilPAl. BlilBTlll.
AT THE INSTITUTE
Principal iinnicr 0. Bristol. who is
one or tho leaders in public school
Nllll‘flllml in New York city, and tho
prosldrttl or the. Brooklyn Principals
Assorinlion. will on tho visitor ill the
Sunni» Evening Institute tomorrow.
evening. III tho South Norn‘nilt Como-r
ssllunni Church. With the “situation
of our our hundrcd sterouptlcon
Iildos. Mr. Bristol wii sot forth tho
lstcst improrotucnl in the work of the
public schools. Perhaps no dopml
“Will in our common tits in undergo
lug tilltll rapid tron-tornmlon and do
volupntctit tut our publit school syn
tom.
This is the closing month of tho
institute lot this your and it is oil
ported that its large constituency will
rnlir to: tho closlhg writings.
Following the lPt'lltrl‘ an opportun-
ill will be gltcn for those who wish
to moot i’rlnt-ipnl llriI-tol aoclsiiy in
tho rocoption rooms of tho church.
The musical program inwiunlnx at
7 till o'clock will in- us usual by tin-
chorus ornnn nnd violins. and will
consist of tho iolinwinx
tirttnnrnritradoIIa ....... V...F‘iotow>
Chorus ”"hriso. Rhino". . . . . . .iioborts
Violin and Cumin-La (iinquiutnltio
............. (lahrielMsrle
t‘ltorusw "Bin; ya to the hard" ”it‘roy
Violin and 0mm" Melodie. Patiorswski
l’ostindn ......................Mot‘itoi
«MUOIGALI.
Mr (‘ hut. W. sterling. Violinist
CIurottc/o t‘dblo. Pilinist.
lio Intro to nitondi
Thi I wont st 7: so.
ill South Main mt
Didi.-
‘J. w. GMW "MININIIY 00. IUIY.
itilt Iron Works m con».
W. Crow Msohiuor :3:
o more of their,
. mansion tor hint
undorw r t rush orders tor two
at that trod tniiis than whom they
have "candy WNW ordorli. This
numb-or. who lusty yiooqdr . .
titans munitions in A mil in TI
to anti in til. . to m'
t.
Btuinort’l.
condom
M. .. ..
IIIIIlillllll Mills
Delegations in South Norwailt
Front Siamlnrd and Port
Ghostar. it. Y.
The Alumni Association of Morri‘lll
Business Colleges hold ittl annuall
meeting last night. in South Norwslk.
There was a large representation or
tumor students from The NOIWRlltfi.
Stamford and Port Chester in attend-
«not». and It vary delightful social soo—
sion was held. Mrs. M. A. Merrill. the
head of the coilogou, in a bright in-
troductory address. welcomed the titty
odd people prosent and her rt-ntarlts
wore wntmly applauded. it was dc
cided to hold the next meeting in Port
Chests-r on Friday evening. May 13th.;
and the business meeting will be tot.
lowed by a reception and dnnce
Following tho election or officers.
which remitted as follow, Caterer F.
A. innit- provided a dainty lunch:
President »—~ William Cotillion.
Stamford.
Vlt'll'l’i‘ttlilllt’iiltilififi Mart Carpen-
tor, Port Chester. and A. Dwight Knep.
South Notwniit.
$ecrt-‘taricsw leolgo W. Tunis:
i'orti: Miss Edna M. Anatl
(flu-sic: and Miss Alice 1?}.ka ‘
South Norwoiit
’l rtittotiior~lVliliatii ii. Webb.»
find.
i
oi.
W-m
-R£MOVAL noricé.
A. Harris the uellknotvn whoieailh
'scrttp and iron dealer, located tor the
post i‘; years on Raymond street, has
rumored his oiiice to 88 Witter street
t-Iontb Norwaik All information ran
his ohtnineti at :tbotc ntidrt-ss oi
plums Thu,
ciao-mad advortiumsnto on {hi-“p
25 words or loss. 2h unto; 3 um“.
ouch additional word. 1 cont pu- "tuna
. w m~......r
WANTED”
.T
"t
i ~ 1
Three Firms Said to Have Gun-
IIIKEI Ii
Twentyeuine Parsons Ara Pinup
‘ ed in Conspiracy Indictments
Served This Morning -
unmodu 7;
handout
spired to Get .Pttblic’s Money
‘WASHINGITON. April 2.~—Artnod
with, bench warrants issued by the “
[Supreme Court of the District of CO? I
lutnbia. special agents of the Depart-L ‘: 3
rent of Justice this morning at 11.
o'clock. Easlein time simuilnnaousiy ,.
‘Ptidod inoiters‘ otilces in New York. .
ilatielphia. Jersey City, Baltimore.
Cincinnati and St. Louis.
‘~ Conspiracy indictments in which 29
persons are named~tlvc at them said
to he millionaires and all intetosted
in brokers' ottices in large. cities of
the United States. Wuie returned late
yesterday by the Jsderal grand jury.
n
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_,..-..._..,.._..._.~-— on
cloud“ advoruumonu on this n
as words or ten. 25 cents: 3 times. 8
non additional word. 1 «(It nor to on.
..,2
WANTED“ l‘t‘ihli‘li'i‘lt‘iNT tilill.
t'ilumiwrtnui-i lllltl \ltItlIt-ns. Mrs.
ii. iii Illuttil. GI) “’th Aw.
h‘t’ill
lititlilm-
it. til
WANTED- A Wili'l‘l‘ti lit] FUR GIA—
trnl ll -t. muumt lllliltl brim; good rum.
rum-t. t‘nii .iflwl'limilitl. :t lint-In Pnrit.
Nutwnitt. Mint tit
WANTED-~.\ MAN FAMILIAT: \l’l‘i‘
um lim- inmtttntrt» in rows-Hunt on Old rtu
tiniiiv- tlirtiitutnn ltI Nuiitii Ntitwalk. Nm-
ntti.‘ owl vicinity. Compensation guru'-
nlltm-tl. AtitlrI-Hil l'. U. Ill-x K93. Nririxw
putt. mzlt it
WANTED «T tiNt‘ i‘. Pn‘i: Wupngp
l‘tlitutrtrum to wit our not cinlilon: bl pm
til. cuss suitor (hall at l‘cntur) \ atm-
ptwlinl tits. 1? Sum-low Aw. , In?!
WANTID 'I‘U will Y Alli. KINDS Div
talllll' unti wintry. bust prices putt; to
in ten hood tut tutu-n ii. I Imimnn
lhIllllt'Nit‘lll Turnplku. South urwnis
TM. Tin-'2.
'”WRITsoiliiut'tm'rsaux. ' Non.
\l'tilk Iron Works ()0. T2: Ii
T0 LET~i‘lvl R Rtnwth-l \‘l'l'l‘iilN l0
minuth until at conltir. Willi nut-dun anti
mm on ll'w pinco. luuuite til t‘r-tittt 5t. _
uktit
T0 LETMJHMIHJI i‘N hslx l: ”OM 3381'
ounce. minty [minim] tutti decomteti. but
now ttintt and tmlb \ . :Ii lntpmvotnatits.
? Nautilus who 1‘? rust Nufiiluk at! it
To LIT—*NURUTUN litin. 7: X0-
mum. up. to; house on yield
l‘tmil so; hon-o on Wood
apatoiru. North ‘1‘; in?" in
tour \utntwlucii. it't,
1.2; rooms in Hank ilutit‘
"it. ill: laundry. building...
inn hunt-mom 87. 80: dow tultu Im ~. 'Zh‘oimoi
Air-5:6. harnunthgitlwuytr’ut. 0: fl mom
or no or a mum «to 4 \I-
mum. rllmb. W." “I m '
To LET I'
show: rent 31".
Normal lk
TO LET :ulul‘ arr. Hum: not)! ‘
third floor; mu :6. lithium: hit-s. 3-13:
tounxu. Ill Lust Aw. a3“!
Mid/ANTED» MAt‘lllNiS'l‘S. “.80 won-
in Main tho little. and npptvuiicos it
lilill n ttiuultiitifi truth: Noruuik lrtm
u‘urkn. Ronni Antlritlit. (2 ll
BUSINESS NOTICES
8. 8 WILIBN. “CART‘HNTER A\'l
item-ml t‘untrntlt-r i innit tutti spot-trim-
llnmt tntntnitt-ti Juiibin promptly nt-
tomitul in. it". “till 8L. . ".0l'&lk Toiv
tilltilit' maturation mil) Iii
NOTICI- -'l"u tilt» 5ND NEW (‘1! :5-
tntm-rn i will tail llyfuiu loo this suit.
sun Print No pvt bunt In) tumlh untit-
i‘tmnpt rcrvlcb. firm! ptmtnl. A. it item
but. Nut“ silt. mai .11
CARMINI RiCCiO. i3 (‘ RUSH 312A.”
ituuucux ilio IlellIlK of his ice errant pm .
tors. Solubility. A mi :2 imithn‘ i- «rt-um
rolls-go loss. can but. hll.‘ mlitllil
w“ d WORK
PAINTING. l'AT‘l‘IilliANGINtl.
tlom- by practical mun. (ilvr trial other
to Almnndcr Whilc. iii hi) Ave. Tel.
-:.‘.’ 'i. ilutimates cheerfully given. largo
iliilui'lillolfl ut‘ wuii papa. mild in.
IWALT. PA SR. 40A Roi I. AND UP
l’npurhniutin and Pnintin dam any-
with" In Town or Nurwuit Hunt! to:
stimulus. or call at 18 Vitamin ton lit
“infill! mounting (‘0. Tel. sit-.1 m
MOCII P. HALLOGK. lAlllT‘JH' Mil..-
iit‘rr. Hats trimmed and mode In tho int-
up'~ to- data styles. Mauricio tumlnhm
ltd tit-s trod "outs from 3 a. In. l0 Ii: 20
In. to t‘hestnut so. Houth Normals. tell i
SAVI voun TREES—«tilil’hm YEAR:a
practical cxpoticuot- nnd wilt-Ito trainim
n horticulture and «Homology. place:
In» in a position to mm for your tim-
‘P‘clilml’ul l cm in no sprouts. Jun
cob l' otncii. Trot-l anon. Norwaik
ILIGTRO t’LATiNa t‘lt" ALI. KIN!»
Midland copper brass and nickel. hronst
old gold. nun nit-int unit block mitt tIIm
minus; plumbcrn‘ sup lion and ritnudollors
bin cit: tutti :gtogz‘ml Ito trimmiu sn-
fill“ waive. Sun. lid nu-
,.,...u
mscrtuduaous
‘WHKN YOU ARE "DIME“ [J‘iANlNli
duct to t to ltmlt uw-r your rumlturc
its " mut' will hr blot: and rs “pol
lob i. to. old at
MM
and Into -
l! . l
mug'l’bldflll “4-. mm Pilotfinmfih
‘ on I" .I. W. Marviit. 2
14an «Moon NAME w. it. (3 NE
Wont W‘sml‘i’t‘.’ 43:20 humanitarian mgr
ll 0. - .
sulfa.“ my 1. p y (W til1t
gdrrdmwur. l‘llili ML. as exohonu arm
t'nhih'iili: it: “I Wt
. cronVInodl
TO LET mt R nooks AMI AtTTIO.
garden and chicken run. I Esta: who. ‘ "
trolley and blunt Norwlilk l'll tread” nation
In“ [1‘ nt in dosimtilc tenants. A. Hurli-
vii. Hendricks Arc urat
TO LET ~til.\- ROOM L‘OT’I‘. \UE WITH
improve-moms. at turn Am inquire a.
.ioseim sit) or United Crockery mill t!
TO LET to mm: 91“.. Six nouns.
bath and nil "Milli-Til intpl’oremcntu. lib
tauitv other of H A“: i: i‘n. , ti .1
TO LET l’ll'l-i-lltiofl FLAT 2“
rust \‘iaitlhllmluii St; tout 8H. inquim
: t‘uttrtinndt l'lncc, utter i u't-tltxk In”?
m t
TO LET 'i‘Wti APARTMENTS AND"
All" single button. nil wit in tire. mitutlu
trail: oi “out Ave tr toy; nil modem
‘utnt‘illliimwt. inquire tittottioons. 53 Wont
Au- mat n -
QEC-t f
.ylat to n I: Go. in insur- ,
TO LET r'n Iii-noon FLAT.
uni door. ow-r J.
inc: “ultra." l‘til‘ turtbor nrtlculam in—
iuh‘t' Hid Mi (.tgnr pun). swam
6: Corbett Block. mill it
To LIT~ I’URNIHHET’ mus. ALL
im ruvomcnln. centrality toil. 12$!”
ti Lro reticent Turntcs. ‘ W
TO LIT-~31Xtttioufllii-llb. TWO
scion of good gut-dun l
'I‘ariov. in: Taylor Aye.
TO LIT- nut‘cx north}. as UN
tit; 4‘19"“ rooms. all continuiunces.
Hutch it Butler Co.
Ito's sat-J‘s
wort 8ALI~ manor mthrn.f
yitntloi i ii. (p. i'uinut; Miami um ,
tlood ttticr ll. ituwiimrl. ii 1.0th mil: ’
tnnuiro will". , -»
ion
FOR SALE dill HORSE l‘tl\V
i‘imnnw touting cur. black to.
tli‘lt‘, two oxtitt chairs. qllluk (ll
“PM. manly now; liono mountain.
l ti Intuit-into use and but cure roa ,
but season: it ntront. Nliublo mt I
mtwlisnl condition. . you ’
«who: grout bill oimbor (‘otlt
Irill tacit tnr mod. Do Istratlt
Inmtmlt tt-si bctoro Intro two.
' ‘r out.
l hum
rm. .
FOR 0 whim-IR
‘(I it: ohm throo llith
son saw on daemon; ii i‘
4'0! CALlw’Ewfigii
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