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MIAUUW AUU
SIYMUUII SI.
IMPRUIIIAIIAIS
Committee of Freeholders Ap-
pointed to Begin Widening
. and Grading Work
UIII IIAII IlUIIU ISSUE UI
USUUUU IU III IUIIU All
Names otGorard'PIace and Sey-
mour Avenue Changed
Progress was made on a number of
outliers at the first meeting of the
South Norwnlk Board of Councilmen
In he now quarters, the ofliee of Street
Commissioner Dunlop, In the Public
IIilil‘n-ry building. It was voted to
change the names of Gerard Place. and
Seymour avenue to Putnam street; to
widen and grade Meadow street and
grade Seymour ntreel. committees be-
ing named to start the work: to auth-
orizc a $I’Iil.tliiti bond_lanue l'or ll city
hall. police and fire headquarters.
subject to approval or the citizens In
the. next annual elcetlou: to extend the
water system on Hickory Illttl‘t‘ and
other I‘rtlt‘lllllls'. to proceed with the.
city map; to regulate trulllt- in the city
till‘t't’lti. and to again take up the trolr
Icy loop to the depot and eulrmlt a
proposition III the railroad company.
John W, 'l‘hiea protested against the
layout of Meadow street titty feet wide.
as propoaedt claiming that it took part
of his property, and would greatly in-
jure .the property by compelling the
removal ot‘ on iron fence, ornarucntul
trcos. etc. He did not think the alrr-et
needed. widening so much no It, did inr-
provumnls such an sidewalks, curb.
Ituttcie etc.
I iaugene M. ’I‘oilea enid it appeared to
him that a lofty I .I load would be
wide enough for nl practical intents
and purposes. The first need of the
Hll‘eel was a sewer, and then the Im-
I‘lDVt‘ml‘hlE would come. later.
immune M. Lattin representing Nor
walk Amusement company sold they
were agreeabl to any kind of improve
meat which i e council and property
owners would agree upon. lie hoped
something would be done, and at once.
as the street was In very bad cornfi-
tion. "
Robert .looelovaky favored the. fifty
toot street. believing it a great beno
lit to every property owner inlerentcd.
John W. Duke. and George. Steegmui-
II-r Itivored lIlt‘ filly fool stl‘ccl.
lira A, II. \Vadnworth said he would
like to 590 ii iii) t‘oot street, as It would
give room for sidewalks. etc.
On reeoIIIInendntion ol‘ President oi
the Council i’nul. City Clerk (.‘tlnco
took the ttnmca of those Interested in
the IquroI'cmcIIl, us lollowu~ For a 5i)
I'I.ot Iuynu , in addition to those
spoke. wet I Richard and Elizabeth Ir»
wiu. (IIIurlrIa it‘. Smith, Sarah (‘oIIIweII
SI. Sarah (‘olrlweIL I For It It! tool
road, .I. W. 'l‘iIit-II, lrn I), Slt‘vt‘llti, .\II.~<
AIIIIIII Sir-inwuld. ii}. M, 'I‘oll-In and
('Icortzc Mather favored II.
Naming of Streets.
I'tilllit'IIIlIilll W. II. MI‘MIIIIIIII unlimit-
tIIII ii report on the l'I"IIl|lliI|l‘.’. oi Scr-
Iuour avenue and (It’l‘tlt'tl place. in
complinucc with inI-rlructlom: I‘Iqu IIII
(‘t-tllli‘ll. and recoIIInIcndI-tl that the
name Ililllllll'tI be Pulnnrrr ItvcrIIIe. Mr,
McMahon said runny of the property
owners hurl held a mot-tin I. and nitIct-tl
on thul IIuItrc. ~
t‘lIIII'II-It Iiottch uuid that half the
propcrty owners had not been invited
to rtllcnd the meeting. nntl Ill' dealrted
to lmrc read a petition ltc had had
ulpIII-Ii protesting against the adoption
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~Ilarrce l'ut Iloue. Arlon HflII. IIrI.
TINY REED 0Y8TER8
TRAVELING ACROSS
T0 PACIFIC WATERS
Latest Phase of Great Industry
for Norwelk and Vicinity
'I‘lro IIhIpIIIt-nt of the oyster not
uerourt the continent to (Ialtfornlu for
cultivation III the watera oi’ the Pacific
Illlli come to be one of the moat Iulpor
bunt lentmeu oi the oynlermon of this
vicinity.
'Iruunforriug the need oyntore from
the place of spawning to the new wu-
turn hue been found to result beneficial
ly. but It In only Itrtoly tltttt hitch long
ntripttrcrua an Ihoue act-ova the contin-
ent. have been undertaken. Orator-
mcn have devised a new III-heme for
the nuppluntiuu ol' the oynter sheila
on which tho apaun or not fahtetna to
self, and are using trap rock with out
ieluctury results.
The not now being gathered from
tho Immense natural bode oif Long
Beach. and from the private beds hora
abouts II one of the finest In years.
Work will continue until well into sum
”not. when the law causes all Work to
dinetopped to protect the tiny oysters.
yioxoellent prlcee are reported among
this oreterman the season having been
highly IIIIotIoaeiui since In: opening inst
September.
‘twecu llridgcport and liunbury.
wlio'
9130“ Gina Matter
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SUIIUUI IIAIIUIII
UU AIAIIUIII IUI
Property lam State Street to Be
Laid Cut in loll Plots
at.
w... A.
The annual meeting of the Woman SI
Municipal League of South Norwalk
who hold in the purlore of the Hamil
tllih‘ord yentorduy.
”l‘lrc following ollleora were. unuul-i
moIIIIIy re-olectod by ballot:
I'l't'tiiltltiflI-I\ll‘ii, (i. S, Kendall.
\'ice-i’renldont« Mrs. I. S. .ionnluge.
Scr‘rtIlitI')'~~Miiit~I (Iettlui'.
’l‘r-cuIittl'et‘:uh'II'9. II. N. McKIIIlIln.
The. reports oi” the chairmen ol the
atandinp, committees vrere read and
approved.
It wan announced that Menard. .I. It.
Itrui William E. Murvln trad kindly giv-
en the use. of the lot on State stihet.‘
opposite the weut- hound railroad stu-
thin for a neltool‘gardon. ’l‘ he ground
IIvlll he laid out III ’ltld plots. it IIyI
i'cct. Seeds will be furnished to the
children douirlng them.
All members of the league are ank-
cII to be present on Saturday at :I II.
III.. to assist the children to planting
their gardens,
to hour the encouraging report of the.
rest room coIIImIllee. 'I‘lre. I‘urnislz-
logs of the rooms have. hot-II donated
by members of the league and tin
friends, who are many.
Since its. opening the rent room has
been visited by {will persons. not In-
cluding the 90 present on opening day.
Many ol‘ those have been from out ct”
town.
It was voted that hereafter the
league should hold itu regular Int-ct.
mgr-I "II the last Monday oi the month.
and that quarterly meetings will be
lurid III the evening.
Through the interest awakened by
the opening of the rent room, tlIc
school I.‘.'Ili‘llt‘ii cuterprisc. and the or.
forts of some of the lllt‘lllllt‘l‘a‘. Ill"
ed trout 20 It) lot), I
(in 'I‘lIurItiuy. III 2:.‘itl p. "L, III the
Hotel t‘lil‘I‘ord. there will be a luncheon
for the Ill(‘IIllJt‘l'R III‘ the league. who
are privilegcd to Invite as many
friends, men or women. as they desire.
Thor-Io who widr to attend please lltlllfj.
MISS t'unnlnghnru, t \-\’uslriugton
street. on or III-i‘oI-I- II p. lli.. \N'cducw
day.
It was voted unuulruouulyI that the
proprietors of the Hotel Clifford be
thanked for llteatae. ol' the parlors and
also for the delicious rel‘rt-nluucutn so
kInIli\ furnished by tlIcnI~~n complete
surprise to tile Jeanne,
‘ “I
IIIIIIIIIIPUIII AIIU Inna
Ilium Is no
M. F. Plant. See-tires Franchise
Rights -
M
There will soon be u trolley liIIc be.
The
prtiperty right of way boionglng to the
'ilrldaeport 6‘: Ilnnbury company has
Iltl(‘ll sold to at company known no the
Shore Lim- 'l‘roiley coIIIpuuy, and work
on the new line will be slurtcd within
a low Weeks. Morton I“. Plant, the
IIrIilronuirc rnilrond magnate. Is Inter»
catcd in the Shore Line cotrrpany.
There are It number of Ioonl men llllt'l'-
cured III the Bridgeport &. liaulrury
company. Several yoai'a ago they oh»
IIIiru-tl II charter in the general assemb-
ly and It In said that the i‘lltil'll'r in ul~
an included in the pale.
Danbury and Bothel Sold.
Iiil'i‘IIl~:I., May 3..-. From what are re
corded us \‘cl‘_\' trustworthy Irourcca II
to reported that llit‘ Dutllitlt‘y lk Ilt'tIIIII
troIIcy property. comprining “(Him in
llIIIt-h‘ of truck in thin town and linu-
bury. IIIIII been hold out to portion
identilicd with the building or the
Shore Line trolley proiectr. cm: or
New HuVen. with which the million
aim Morton II‘. Plant in Iderrtlliod. III
connection with thin it IN paid that
there. are indications tilt-Io that point
to the acquisition by the. more IrIlcr-
eats of the cxiatinu charter for an cit-e
trie road Iretwoon Iiuuhury IIIIII IAI'IllKl‘
port
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WOORWARD PIIRPERTV
FOR CITY HALL RITE
man...
There in a movement on foot look-
Ing to the ittvor-nble consideration of
the residential property of Mru. Iii. A.
Woodward. Ill North Main street. for
oily pltrponen.
Special lularoru to being taken III
this matter III the present time on me
count of the action of the city cuunuil
Innt night III voting to submit the mat-
tor of a bond Irreuo of 160. 000 for tire
hoarse. city hall or when headquarters.
to the next annual city meeting. Tim
hood laeue was voted upon at the taut
election. but no project had a sufficient
number of votes to win.
Those who are fayorahly dtnponad
toward the tumor securing the Wood
ward property. state that. it can be pro.
cured at a reaetrnnhle tluure and that.
the house with few alterations would
he ituitable for city hall purponee and
that the grenade give ample roam tor
the construction of a tire home. and
leave qtrlteut little pork henide.
Some other: are agitating the com
attraction of a building to house "the.
tire and pollen departmente and titr-
nlrilr city hall‘quarterr. a condition lllm~
liar to the one in Havlland ntroet for
years.
WM
duetavo A. ll‘renito Is In the metropo-
he today on barium. ‘
./
. Entered at “grew south Nor-walk Povt-otitce
The league. was very much gratified,
nIcrIIlrerelIil‘r III' the league Irma irrercnw'
IIS IU ”S
WUIIIII S5. USU...
IIIR AIMSW
Miss May Beet-don, Formerly oi
I East Norwaik. Sues Henry
A Hegelein tor, Amount
PIUIIUIIIII BUSINESS
UIIUIII AIIAUHAIEIII
Deiendent In Action Says lie
I Never Proposed Marriage
Henry A. liegelcin, a well-known
young South Norwnlk plumber, who
hIII-I II place of business at HI Wpalr
Inutrrn street, in the. Raymond llrotil
cru' building. has been Imed for breach
or promise, by Minn May Reunion. a
former East. Norwnlk young lady, who
III now residing III Jersey City
Mr. lchtt-Icln strum.- that tlItI cull
name us ll great surprise to him and
tlIIIt he fired learned of the action
when Iicputy Slit-riff ’I‘IIoIttaa A, Slici-
ly. of Norwalk. acrvcd the papers on
him yesterday afternoon. Minn Rear.
don nuke for 35mm tInIIIIIIIttIa nntl to
cmcr the action, Mr. IIcItclciu'a plunrlr
tun cutuhlluluIIt-III was placed under
tilb'llllll’lll. Albert A. lion-c was pluc-
III in charge or the plut'c coincident
with the nttuelrrucnt. but Mr. lit-Irelciu
is in Import of having the attachment
ruin-ed, .Irtr tiuu he can rceutuo hunt
llt'HH :Ilnrruu IIIIIIII-dinteiy by filing a
bond to the extent of the damaged
ankcd, '
Minn Itcurtion In a daughter or Mrs.
Rudolph Iiclu‘cna. whose husband for-
tut-rly conducted It meat. market In
East avI-truc. blunt Noru‘nlk. Alisa
Rear-don Irronnht her action throuxlr
the law IIIIII oi Wniah ul‘rrl llubbcll, or
Ntll‘VIilIk, and Mr, licuelcin hart pagan
ed .ltrtiuc Joseph R. 'I‘arlor as his at
iorncy
Itcurdtm wait at hcr
City, but Mr. l-legclein When
.ril‘h‘tftl regarding the uni.
that he had never told Minn [maroon
that he loved “UT and that he did not
propose to her.
IIIIII Irvin“
Int mum
Max H. Schultze Questioned Re-
garding the United Copper
Stock Pools
Ni-IW YORK. May it I‘IoverIIIncuI
attorneys today ottlrrct'tcd .‘leI\ II
Inter
iIl‘iiI’ll‘ oi tonIpItIIy. to It rout: mumlun
tutti In on cll'ort III clIrII testimony
that would connect P. Atrcrrrrtrrk Ilcinm‘
with the uo-:.aiIIItI linitctl States crIppI-I
hllit‘k poolx III 1907.
lleiuzo has been on II'III1 for n week
on clutrgec or rutuupplicutiou ill the
t‘urrda of the Mercantile .Nutltrunl Itnnk
while he won ItrI preuidout, and wtti
II r-Icctllllcatlon III Utto Heinz» NI t‘ou.
trtIII:.‘u cltI-cka. .‘t Hiltft‘lllflllllll in hot
I‘II t‘oppcr Idock Wilts in Illllgl‘l‘fli tlill
ml; the period of tilt)? cover-nu by up
IllIIltTIIllt‘lllH, and tlIc IIIIIIrII-Iucnl I:
show that the defendant Willi IIIIIIrII-sr.
cd in thin mock IIIIIvIIIIIIIul illltl IIIIII
the bank's funds and credit wctc li.-I't'
to further It.
tin the stand Into. youlm‘tltly Itchulth.
uho won the unulalunt tremor-er III
tlItI United (‘oppI-r t‘otnpuuy. llll‘illllll‘l
a letter that F. Auguetua lit-turn Ivrtrtt
tn liilili to A it, Ilnche k t'oIIthIIIy.
guaranteeing Hebultuc'u neotruul liml
that of Arthur I‘. Helruc. another ureut
her of the Iiclnzc ilrnI. .irutge IIIrIIIIlI
admitted it on the Kl'tltllltl that on Ilu
nice. It wan a Continuing llfll‘t‘t'lllltlll
i-Iclrultne lcultllcd today that he with
known on the market runnnucr l'or tlirr
III-lune oi t‘otupunr. lrln lIutI reccitcr'
dividend paymcntu on t‘nllt‘d (‘oppt l‘
atotrlt I'rom Arthur I’. lit-lune and titto
llelttze in ltitl'i. he It‘illlllt'il. but my
it any. payment» from II‘. Aunurriu
III-lune. .
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BAKERS T0 RIEAK
NEW "ARK STRIKE
NEW YORK. May 3.I—-A force of
linker» wee expected here from Phila-
delphia today to help break the. strike
which line crippled the hunlnoati of
“Will. of the larger bakeries and our
tailed the bread and Irurltry and «up-
pliee of the big hotel: and entitled
shortened in many residence dintrlele.
Reports an to the statue of the
strike. which turn involved upwards of
«p00 bait m were conflicting during
the moral a Employoro initiated that
many men were returning to work
ranks were unbroken. Breed seemed a
little freed In nupplv in home mtlonn.
but the famine was. if anything. more'
marked In the uptown dintrlcte.
No early move by the bakery wagon
drivers to quit. Wilt! noted and deliver
tell of ouch supplies all the hokorlon
lwere able to 'turn out me prompt.
.»... ......m. hw‘wwfflrw‘au ..-
'l‘bo race in returnnhle to tho
Superior (‘ourt at Bridgeport III June.
It was understood today that Mina
home in Jersey
dcclat‘ml
SI‘IIIIIl/t‘. u member of the limo III Illlll
while on» airline tender-II declared itmir‘
Will II'
The twenty trove Ii'unaual conven
tion at the Worn iChriatlau 'I‘em
perunco Union of Ff I‘linld County Iiil
being held in tile dithered Epiaeopai
('IIIIrch.‘ NorAnlk, Rm" rank D. 'I or
rm. pnulor. today. . I .
‘ 'lho following oilil'tli‘n of the W. C.
'I‘ II. write in charge:
I’reulnenthrn. tiltira El llaruum.
Ila t.IlItIry
nil‘lrat VII't! Proaldoniniah IIoru
'I‘Irylor DaIIIuIy.
Second VItFiiPTIAXAIAPIIIwHMl'E S. Y.
St John Stamford. ‘
| SecrrItaryw-Mra. Group C, Illatt.
liraldo apart. ,
Treasurer ~~Mrs lien Palmer.
Stamford. i
[InheI‘um-M I‘ll. Fretrriclt Show Mina
Alice Ferry. MrII (Alert 'f‘IIoIIIpIIou.
Mru Predation deymorlr.
l‘ngee- --Mlea Addie (‘oakeiur
\ilxu Leann Painter. ’
The. convention was; called to order
by the president and all rout.- and sang
Itli "all the Power of Jeans" \‘amc
'Ihen the v'IceIprcltilicnt road the
Scripture lesson and after this the
president led In prayer. The following
courmltteou were then appointed:
Ctillf‘lt‘fllt‘nw~«MrS. Chltlnuy. or Nor-
walk, and Mrs. Townsend, or-tmnhury.
(.Ircderrtials-~-Mru. Hathaway. of
liunhtlry. mid Mrs Alexander, of Siam-
ford.
t‘ounly
Bridgeport.
tier-mint ions ~-
fril'tI.
National and Slaw Papers-«Mrs.
(links, of llrldgermrt. and Mrs. Fuller.
oi‘ Ilvuver liroolt. .
Mist-I Alice Scllcek rendered the solo.
Why Should I II‘ctIr? alter the Wortlu
of greeting hy lieu. II‘. It. Torrey. 'I‘III-
atllti was delightfully well Run; and
picaued the large audience greatly.
The following Ivoptu'tu were then
rt oil by the I-I'IprcScuInlivttn of the var~
Iona uniou'o:
and
IlnIuIcru-wld rlI I’lnli, of
him Andrews, oi Stum-
ritrnti'ortl returned a small union,
but .I utroux et‘ntlmcpt for tamper.
Intro: rIIIInIford I'Iriun reported 22d
III-rive members: South Norwalk I'II-
Ion reported in W‘l‘I «ROMA condition.
It tit-tug ono of the olden colour in
the state and In donut work that will
tell to the future; Shelton union re
ported In good vtttktng ordur' N-cu
l'I‘IIiItlold mounted a temperance who
urent; Greenwich lieu reported:
tlrcnt Plain gave a fho'I'ablo report:
Rural iinrrbury rtportcr‘r rm at need of
lIIqucrnncc urrriinte II. their tit’l‘llllll.
the local union tltIIIII: Irultle work
abut: the line of It‘lliltl't’fllli't“. Dan»
bury (‘l‘llli’l' reported tlrltl’ a large un-
IIIu II. lt~' been divided into four onions.
but Iltuirury Centre I: doing good
wt‘ik, although lInIIIIlrIIppr-ri by tilik-
mew .tIIlI denilt ylmtlnu tliclr union
'Itt'\ illt' doing with their might what
iI‘l'Il‘ builds liml to do; IIIrIoklIciti [III
run our rcprrst-Ittcd. llrrriacport l'nion
rcpt rtI-Il IIIIIrIu hood «york, both nlonu
Ill" IllII‘H of tcntperuucc and church
IIII-h, Inlkrsim. work and hiring n hclp»
IIIII; hand all .IlouI: tlrc Illlt‘; III-tnor
ltrook I‘uiou in it any :IrrImI lulu: Iltnn
:I year old, but workluc lrkr- itu oldct
sisters: Wilton l'nrort ‘Im II month
old Was l'I‘iii‘t'H‘lllt‘tl llllll :IItlIouizh so
mung ban a bright tutuvc
Several unions rttlltii‘lr‘rl doluu nIIuII
Imunc work In the w Iy III Inertinaa and
\‘Iullliiu. holding lilt‘l'IlIlL‘tl III the no]
IliIIrII' Home and t'iIIIIiIII'llllu Loyal
’l‘t illllt‘l‘llllt‘t‘ Legions, Illt- omit amour
the children.
Flirt; Ilycra with IIIttrII»
llItcntlcut for the INA.“-
IUIIUUII IIUIIUIIS
UUIAIAUUUIII PIAIIY
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Great interest Displayed in the
Visit oi the Explorer to
that Country
IIUNIION. I‘Ilny l."I.ulltlilll III milk
lupt much of Commander ltolwrt E.
l’crtry. lIttcrrIaI lll pie vInIl to not con
“All“ to scientific circle», but in gent-r
Ill 'l‘otlny II great crowd All the illi‘t't'ltt
IItIlItI-cul lo the home ol the Itoynl an
titty, where he was entertained llI
luncheon. awaited the arrival of tin-
Ikmerlcnu explorer and mm- him a
hrnrty tferuonrlrullou oi wcltoum try
”I“ Illutiupuiolwd party ul‘ acicutlatu
Itntl IIanIIrcrI-I. WlItItI II tow moments
later i‘upl. itoliert llnrllett. erunmnud-
rr or I.Ilt“Al‘(‘IIt' cranium litmnevelt, an
rived the IIpplnnue wntt rum-wed.
Lord Ilulubury. pronlticut ol the club.
troubled with t‘muuutuder l'eury uoatI
ed at hip right. (lupl Monti. the leader
of the. itrlliah Antarctic expedition.
was ill the head of the lower Ittlnt‘imh
Capt Bartlett III the plane of honor. au-
(ioorge Noree, one or the oldest hilI‘VIVI
lug Arctic explorertt. watt among the
notable Inmate. otherii being IIortl
htrntheoun. high coutmirntloner for
Canada: Lord Roberto; Sir George
itoett: le Arthur (Minn Doyle. lair
Hiram Martha. Dr. Scott Kettle more
ton of the Royal Geograph cu dootety
runny explorers. travelore and naval on
floors. The American embassy wan re.
presented by secretary William Phil
line. and Commander Edward Elmo-on
novel umpire. American Consul (Mit-
erel (iridium wee also present.
Team to King Edward President
lit was: «MAINT-
’l‘afi Commander Peary were
drunk. he speakers in addition to
I Lord Halehury and Commander Peary
included Major leopard Dnrwlu. presti-
dent of the liml tioogrirphioul Pool
«or. Sir Arthur (lotion
titration Von Horkouror. the artitn.
. HIM
IIUIIWAIII UII
UY PASS III II
IIAIE IUIIIIIASI
Monthly Commutation Tickets to
New York From South Nor-
waik to Cost $1.55 More
PASSENGER IIAII ‘ “
IIIIIIIIASI IIIIIEIIAI
8. & A. and New Vork Central
Follow New Haven’s Lead
WASHINI‘YI‘I)N. May R.~an'I-ellltlg
and III Hiltiit‘ Instances utrikin; Illll‘ali
ccn in the pasnenger rates between
New \‘urk and New England liollils}
were llletl yesttrtlny with the ItIteI‘»I
ninle (‘ourmeroe ("ornuIIarIIon by the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Iluilroud company. t)u approximately
seventy per cent. of the stations be-
iwvcn New York and Ilrlntolt there. in
a tint rate increase of live centre in.
the lure, on lIIc thirty per‘ cent, (It
the ntntlonu l't‘l‘lltlllilnt" no change In
Ilidtlt‘.
In conuuutntlon tickets from New
York to points no for cast an New
Haven. Conn" nu I'lt'I‘t'unc to all trier
lions of trout 1:3 to flu per cent. In
mntlc. ’I‘lIII commutation tariff filed
with the (‘Ollllllltiillllli also provides
that "no t‘flilillliIIMIUII (arcs on p
acuit- Irurzls will be In effect Iu'lwvvil
thcae polul-“' the points: being New
York on the WWII and all pointer ire.
iwIIcII New York and New Maven on
the PIN",
“Scale Basia. "
It outlnucd On I‘ Iltlr I‘nuc)
IIIIIUIIISS IIUI'IES
IU [IAUE UIIUIII
Doesn’t Want to Send Sone
Over More Every Year
The fight on the part of tin- Iiur'urt-
oss volt itonIlu-rg to retain the custody
or her lwu I'Irtidrt-II tIoIId luring them up
III licrtnnnv. will he III-ellictl by the HH‘
pronto court of ct'roru which convenes
in ilurtlord this trick. The Iiill‘lrlll'tili.
who won for lilt'l’l)‘ .Inioinctlc t‘onvcrzm
Morrlil, or lirecirwlclr. olItuIncd II tlt\~
orcc iroIII \‘l'nltet' (‘. Mot rill in tile civ.
Ii superior court in this city In Ititlo‘.
'I‘hc Itustrntrd‘a petition tor the custody
of the children \\ :III itcnrtl before Judge
iiurpcc III this city.
The New York World Illlti morning
published a long story IIIIIIIII the two
trips or the lIIIrIIIIctot. 'l‘llv toiiowiug let
an extract:
Two Boys Involved.
(in II case which contra III-fore llit'
auprcrrzc court of (‘orIttcctIt-rtl this
week lunged the future ol two little
Iroye, t‘nnvernc .\lI‘-rrlil. :Igc‘d nine. nuti
tit-onto I’IIItlIodr .‘tiurrlll. Illicit eight,
eons of Walter l‘ Morrlil, oi IIIII. III)‘
and Itruudnouu of II), t'. t‘onveruc, prcsi
Item of the Avior 'i‘ruat company llllil
IIIII lltlnlteru' 'I‘t'tII-‘o company of New
Ytrl‘k.
'I‘hIInc boye are wltlr lIlI'll mother.
I‘who IIIroI-Ictl Mr. IllotI‘IlI Ill lliUl'I. Slu-
r. now the liaruut-ua vou itoutbcru.
wile or a lieutenant in the Eighth For.
III-era of IIiI‘ German army
Are Happy Now.
titty ll decree of SAW :Iupetior court
or (‘ouuertlcul the lrnrorrcnu llillili
..lrc lII-r noun for my wucku every year
Into III custody or their lather neudI
inn them In AmIrIetI for that purpose.
Will“ this III-cret rtltc AI’IIPI'I :Ippottlcii to
the uIIpI'IIIuII court of (‘ouuorticut
III‘I' III Ireul will be barred iu llill'i Itp-
<III II Hi‘t‘ll‘lt of pltoloxiiphu oi llie‘
I illlJll, ’l‘lItI ltul‘oncun and ”AP IVI‘II lloyrt
..‘IIItIu itt vurionu "AAAAJIAPN IIIIlIIlIllI-II
III II unlit-It oIIIl III‘l‘III-Iiooute family.
Ity Ilrcue piloluaruplm nixe aims to
show lltnl lite boya Irrc helua brought
up in ilcrruuuy under ideal eondltloun.
that u atrium bond of affection exititrt
lit-tween them and their rue-platoon
and that their ltnppinouk tlnill'lltll upon
their helug allowed to remain with
their mother in tierutany. ,
The “pronoun Von Ruinberf. former
Iy Antoinette hint-lionough ‘onvern.
married in lillltl Walter L‘ Morrlll of
No. it lirtnt alxlyIneVouilt street. It Ivenl
thy New Yorker tllltl union of an old
family. Ill tone. after the Hm ehildrctl
had been born. who applied tor ll div-
orce. and u were married on the around
of Intolerable enmity.
eventual In or
error Iiterntio'uottw
WAslliNG'l‘oN. May our» and
culturnl demrlmant will tend an on
port. to Norwailt to confer with the or
Mormon about the, enforcement of the?
pure food law and regulations. it In?“
I
pt‘dmm to lnuiruet the oyoiorrnen or:
to what they must do to oompl with
the law in handlintl. photons II ohlpr
ping preterit. The regulations that oh
foot yeelorday. but owing to the end
of the oyster motion there. will be little
i‘ioyle. an unimportant” to «alarm: them below
a I
I
«m.»- nun-M. MI
I
llt‘t'titlltltc it has limit the IIIIHIII‘I‘
TWO CENTS
.
IiIIIIIiII IIIIIIIIIIII‘
I WAIIIS IU All 32. USA
I
Requisition Putin fat the Meet-
Ing oi. the Town Board
of Estimate
h
The town board of estimate and
‘tuxuton' held their meeting last aven-
Ing In the apieotnton'a oiling in tin
town hall In Wall street The reports
and budgetu were received and th
Ironrd accepted the resignation of John
II‘ McMahon are It member of the board.
The public meetings at. which time
the citizens may be. heard upon the
topics of their Interest will he held on
May llth and 12th. Wedneaday..Muy
Hill. the meeting will be hold to the
council chamber- In South Norwnlk
m
and Thursday. May 12th. at the select‘
nrcn'a office in the town hall at Nor-i
Iiudgment Obtained by 'Vander-
walk. A $2,500 budget for bridge com-
lilAIll‘i‘ nntl one of the cattle amount for
the committee on the removal
bulltllngu were received. The list of
‘ budgets will he puhiinshed in The Ben-
tlncl at the end of the present work.
TROLLEYMER WILL
NOT STRIKE III)“
Sl’IiINtiiI‘IEIJ), Mose. May
There will be no strike of the 1.200
employee ol‘ the street railway com.
panics controlled In control Mannheim—
IIIItta by the New England Investment
iItud Security Company. the holding
Icompnny ol’ the New York. New Haven
and llarltord liuilrcnd Pompany. At a
icontr'IrcncII today between represeulm
{tires ot’ the tl'olleytnen and olllt‘lalu of
Ilhc company. it was agreed to submit
IIIIII matter of an increase in wagon to
t arbitration.
l.‘
u I
I“I't‘(lt'I'I(‘I{ Andrews. prenldeul of the
local 'I‘rolleytltcti'a I'IIloII, is In New
litueu today" on business relative, to
tho trolley strike Intention.
Clauiftod inverting-menu on tnla pm.
25 word: or Inn. 25 cents; 3 timea. I
each additional word. I cont par Insertion.
of‘
IIIIUU U
City of Norwalk Councilmen" Do
Not Vote On Alleged Pollution
ot the Norwalk River
iiIiIR nits truth
trim III III IIII
host 8: Call/ill Be Paid ,
The \‘auderltoel Ii‘Ir Cornuanyduds-
'illtL'III. will be paid. nereral dwelling
house.» will be erected, two catch basins
will be put to on Plymouth avenue,
Morgan avenue will he brought down to
grade, the tire alarm system will be
repaired and several water mains will
be, laid by the city of Norwalk The
above it. alien. were decided upon by
the Norwrrik city council last even-
Iug at their meeting.
'Ilte meeting was called to order at
8:25. by Mayor LeeInon Ii. [.Irundago
All the councilman were present and
the minutes of the. previous meeting
were read by City Clerk James J.
Keenn and approved by the board.
A petition was received from Mrs.
tiophia A. W cod requesting permis-
sion to erect a dwelling house on the
north side of Isaac street She had
obtained the consent. or the. adjoining
property owners. anti the permission
was granted.
An‘ application for assistant driver
for the auto Ilrc truck wan received
.trom John '1‘, Mchlnnus. It was voted
that the application be referred back
to Mr. McManuII and that it be present-
ed through the proper channel, name-
TO LET Mum-hm SIX-IIIIIIM ttlch‘l-
lll‘lii‘l‘. .Iil AIIIDI‘UVHHII'HHI lll‘\\’|_\' I“’|]|][!'Il
TO LET lContlnued on Sixth Patrol
TO LET think or“ NI-ZW lKll‘iIIJ-Z _W_~_Efi.~m_:;m
house. sully I‘lnlflIe‘ and bath. I‘eultl'ally III. “cxgécwrir‘l MOM. NI
tailed. nquirc l-Z. ‘I/Irtilu. Rhodium In Pork 3..“
tIIuIIir of Hindu Ave. l. Nurwnlk. m3 Ni ”c" additional mm ‘“M
“filler l-‘Ul It Lnllt I: nouns, 3;. ‘ ~
IIIIIuII-I II llcutm KI-I-IIII'. III-.I \N'Irsltlrup WANTED. 5
ion St roll {it
pnintnnddtcurnto A] or 8111mm
gull:
.IaI r. I\. \\ nit or and muuidi
.l. A. Rudder. torfiu uth Main
'ttIII foil.) £91m
WANTED M. \l IIINIn'rit. VIIRIVAI K
WANTED—«lotto [IOU 38 T0 Fiji“?
1.
trIIrI “Inns 1 ompnn)’ ma tI'
WANTED I‘U l-. Xt‘ MAN“ 1‘. \ VERY
nrrt- ru.r. rrmlitllt. Just printed. for a
It" I IIII\ II Altlliilli' .It iI xlIlIIIIIISI- Milt-
aII- II In Hilh t urtio. 3:: Ann Rt. mil ll
WANTED .\'i-£.\'I‘ IIUIS AH l‘SIiI'Iils.
MI... ..III- IIIIIII IIII putttr wot-k. Apply
litmu llrcnrn tin-I‘mvrly litryl‘ I! 'l‘huttttct.
tuiiilt
WANTED 1“ Int)“: IIiltl“ POSI—
tluu to (in gr III I in ItrrIISI work: “It‘ll 815
t‘luln slim!» It I ‘.I IIIIIIIIIII MI. I‘mIIIII Nor-
“ :tlk. m3 3!
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WANT ED“ \.\' i‘\'tII. ISII SI' l-‘.I\i\‘l\'G
lI tor putt-Int Iron-.I.“;nnrk tIII'Ic in lum~
.‘V' to gain- ut I'I‘Iirtwltl .‘.'\\I mil ‘.‘t
WANTE RIIUMS ANII
III mi lIt priv-IIII LunIty by ”live Indira
IIII-i tIItII- mIItItIIII Ir; woolly prc-;Itrrmi
II run. It'llNlNlMlilr \IIltlhso with to” par-
III trims III A L'L. II.IIII- II. ‘olmi. m“: (It
CLUETT PEABODY .1 CO. “ANT
“III III III II ltIInIIa “ll nllll't ltimtnlnsu.
Mcmtr “Ill‘li; “mill pin. 48 North Main
III III" lit
WANTED- Bonito F‘Uil (‘IIIL it "IWII
yr-Irrr- I“ ugc. .\II\IH‘N|‘ with full porllt‘th
Into. "\\'.." W tIllIIIl It‘ll) .it
.iull Ilecnrntvll; fittilu’liii‘lu trolley nnrl
unit-r III-III. 1' Hutvkmu I‘ve. I'tiltll Nut"
erIII mil 3::
TO LET ltlltll- V. \ 4 Mil I 10 81W-
lllril. l‘Iu‘IIl. ItxtltM' ImIlI. III III \- .Il'l'. gIIIIIl
,.-. I-lrIlI IIIIIII A .I III. III, II, I'it ‘l I .\
t' Hus», L’l N-Iltll MIIIII M Mr: It
To LET tzturhis l.\t.li Int; .I. It“ ASH
IIHEIIII. St
TOILET tint“; IIIIII INI “Iti- \\i
.\;-I.II\ .|III IIIIMII. John .I. Slicillmth
tniltil
TO LET Income; IltIIA‘vs'I-l.m'.l‘\-\'tl
:Irrl-x III IpI-III Mullll‘ll IIIIIII. littllllrt‘ hire
‘I‘III'IIII. to; Taylor Are. all" II
To LET I‘I.l-Z.\.\‘.\I\"i‘ I‘ITIENIIIIIIIII
l‘tiuillii. \\illl or “illinlll ANIIIIIA .\ll lmv
lil'tv\'t‘ll|1‘ill.‘<. llM' Itt lt'it‘l‘ltt‘llt‘. ,\IlriI'I-.\III' II.
.I. tilil' sIutiuI-l m‘.‘ 61
TO LET i P] i It I IIIIIli .lillllh
1\\!.lllli‘| IIrIt III email IIIIIIII; lII-
truirc Kurt: a: Hindi. ltIItI-d iIIIIIII
IIuIltlIIIA 'l’l . trilli- . IIIL‘I‘II
TO LET l\’ “'iil\’.\‘l‘lr‘3l‘ l .\.\Illi'. .\
Inuit littliI ll'ul'A. ltII'Itirnlrr-II or tIrIillItllr-II»
ml. in I'ItIIIII oil. AIlIlrI-s.» I\.. care Sow
lllll'l. mi! fit
FURNISHED ROOM TH I.I-i'i‘. I'ItlI
virti- lIoIIruI, Kilt'lh'll I‘llllKI' fut mic, with
III \\‘llllnlll “Iitct' inch, Apply evening.»
7 t‘Iuscvnt 'l‘vIIrIuII In‘.‘ it
TO LET IRHM Ii lltll'fil" I"
III iillll pIIIII, In tonne, IIII Illilllnh‘llll‘lllN
lllt‘lllIIIIlK I~=l~IlIlI Ilulllh lrItprlII John H
iIIIIIpp ‘\;' “tel ht. II'lll: I
TO LET UNI l-‘I liNlSiil- It Al‘ \VRI
'Iit'lll. It; ImIIItn IIIIDA iIIItlr. III In” (III-
.Irvlwvl worm and Mr or truth t'r Wear
i-It . SIIIIIII Nutwnlr. Ifttt ill
.-. EASI—
lIItIIIIrc
llilriif
\I'II-gll'.
lurrttltc til
all: If
TO LET -r:'I.\tTIIrr-nt 'co'ri'hrrt:
I‘IIIII I\Vt-.. ilk!“ lutrlllrt I’V k‘it'ul Hi.
It. .ltwtltl‘iikh. or "MIAMI tirI-III- Iv
r "III
-ro Lér‘" .ll'AIlI‘hi. . .
IIIR'IIIII SI A'Illt‘l Nur'wllt
HIIIIIII Mtllir A“.
To Ln 'IIIIICK' urinate. LII onion
XL. eleven I'o-IIIIII. all coitvuIIII-Iu'oo. Tlu
timely It llnllur t'u mililt
WANTED .. \VANIHNII
NH IRONING
by 'All‘ Italy or :II Iltllll".
nontri- it Tay-
IIII MI. hall 8!
WAN o «um-r. IcNIISI'Irtir'ril-"Tfinm
Ill lino-l AK l'uulll. AAUVW‘ & l'uppnrd.
:Iif Ell.
.. .... .. ...... M... .............-I__....
WANTID Mlillli. h- -Atil“l) HERMAN
AH i\lil|"Iliiln “I'Illlll I‘ll “A‘lfl‘lul film'-
n-IIIII. good Ivtmw t‘ull L'fl lI‘illt'lIr-II Ave.
South Noi‘wull Milli
WANTED :I'l‘ti MHZ-w.” AIIII KIN
collie and poultry. bet-l priced Iii-fa);
ll
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
“ran” anti o'dmr‘o" tartan“ “Iii: .3
for little III in IN. lur ul’u liuymond tiruI
perv I'm. Idlm limvu I W
h PROFESSIoNAL.
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR HIRIIAM-a
'l‘-Iiielpt of Plum». IIIIIIIIIIIII Mouth NM
walk l’utrllvl t‘trurrlr. ritudlu. Ill titty
\‘Iw AV». 'A'A‘A lIl'l-A
FOR sALE.
F0! “1.! ItIIIItIiIMIIlIlI: lililIlAlI
and tulle New Home Hutu-try. lttl Nor-lit
Mum Ni. mil iii
FOR IALI llol’llle n um net.
viubl lmuc ultimo. all lmpnwnmmttn, new
unwed and minted: large lot. For
our tritium Inquire film drove More In?
”POI MALI till-t Ali'i' 1N Filth?
chum condition. price t‘i‘itmlllithll'; alert n
good organ. ltrrmtrc i I 'nltnnc at. to: iii
(“"9” our. cut-the. t‘ortvvin'rmr
' i I
III for you fut t‘llhI‘N M Fri .
flitting-{fight 'l‘uinpiku. Baum Norwallt.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
o. E‘ichfaffirm‘umlu mo.
i-IIrutlr NIIIwIIiII. t'truu. practical pnlutur.
"it'll-l Ilittgtvl nuri IIIIcIrIIIlnI 'lIItII Imlol'
Imitr'ilirt ullhlmilnlt ultutmrlcetl. Prompt
HII‘I‘H'H ”IVA. unit "A! At
m
“JAG. PIACINTI, .‘tll‘r kirifl'l‘m WAMIIINQI
luII Ht. slrutm mutle null Iepitlrml All lulu
‘l‘tal illiltlilllety. HIIIIIIII Its good mt tit'W Ii
pel‘ \‘Il‘lll rbr-mmr IlIIItI otiwm. :V'ri
timo- Itlllcitli II it III III II p. m ‘3
none AND OUTTIR II/ill) AND are.
hurt. mwunlkn laid and paved; aim
rlrlII-wayu to nlltomulrllo gamm- M
A'IIN' II-nmutrtliie; nil Wtil‘k xunrnn
{(utl‘llt‘k KenrrtevI i l'lrtuouth Ave. are
i
MAMION HOUII am Whitimma
ton Ht. “mime renovated III-My decorat-
I-Il. lincnlleut uremumm nilmuu for it
rout wire I‘orpwatlug rumor uultuhie
Iittilurmmnt uuri hwirru‘rrn it delimit. and 6e
”.... ...w...“ W......I.,.I..
WALL Menu. «In twin. AND tilt
dolor“m
i'nturrlmmtitm and f‘ lull
where. In Town of l’or‘%-I
multiple: or call “Mirage." fit.
4', l”'9i’1"‘A"g‘” CHI
i
“4km
l!
AAII'It return to mood at!“
MISUN hV RAG KING 8“” (Will
A?
new ..° 'Unr‘ to with
:trmt vvnuorutr met M . ‘
[II Alluuuv eh ln‘e “Alto «Aid :zlutllltmI. llne€.§:t:trru’1‘n‘it¥dosx hfiiiixfimfi III»:
nqulrt- I'utric Minotaur.“ l dammit Are. not duptio dim ntyleeIAta
m it. anion. more”... r it '
Peon OM. ¢QMW harm .‘tfifikmmw ' ""
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firiflagi tr “Mi “It“ “mgr: umrieucgiimtiagiyfie Ar?“
II" “I" “Will Hmllurem and out carom.
mull). 1?}. my!“ ‘1'“. Wk “"33, wmwmm 1 hr (14?th A;
u y I 7. Q I
* “mm: mail. on Awgretlml” zflr‘rnli”. a”
m~1~.w.»v'!ual! Ifina'm ~ J . . M...
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