‘ as:
ESTABLIGHED .1870
Niliiiilll tin
illl iiiilliii
XiiHlNlii H '
. Southern New England Company
0
Gets Property Near its
Present Location
Will lililiSiiiillIi
iiiil liiiiiii lillliliiili
Site llas lust Been Purchased
from Mrs. E. A. Woodward
At last it can be definitely announo
ed that the Southern New England
’l‘olophdnc Company is about to orect
a building of its own iii this city. To-
day a deal was completed wltorcby
the company acquires from Mrs, I9. A.I
Woodward a piece of property with
about 50 foot frontage. in West Wash-
ington street, and with a g'citot'ousi
depth. wlticlt will permit. of the con«
stritction ot‘ a building tlial will nicct
the ncctls ot' the business for yeah-z.
The now silo almost adjoins tho Krlc»
gov building. where- in the scconil and
third storios the South Norwalk PX"
changc is now located. though there
is u strip of about l‘ui feet between th
Kiicgcr building and the proposed no
homo of the exchange.
Managcr Maurice ll. Nailing was
greatly plcuscd this ni'icruoon when
he was ablo to announce wiili doiinlto
ness the fact of tho piirchaso of the
property froitt Mrs. \\'oodwurd. Soi-
crai days ago engineers of tho com-
pally wuro inking tticasttrctiiciils at
Mrs. Woodward‘s property and it bo-
came tiliitc widely reported that. tlte
company had already bought the pro-
perty. Since. however. it has boon
lcarucd that the deal was not abso-
lutoly compiolcd and lit conseguonco
no information regarding it was fortit-
coiiilngl’roiut at; ‘9 ny,
'I'hc now bi din?" fifths exclusively
for tito use of the immunity and that
it will not be long in assuming actual
shape is indicated by the further odio-
iai announcctueut that; it will be erect-
ed this your. ‘flie complflymhltocts
are now working on lilo lane. tuti
inasmuch as those have not. been doti-
nltoly sottlod upon. their nature has
not becn described. nor how Iiauy
stories high it will be. At least three
or four will be requirod. into the new
building will bc btillt u switchboard
tiiai will be right to tho minute for
iip-to-datencss and iikewiso ovary fea-
tnro oi" the equipment will bc 0; tito
sumo iiiodernucss.
it has boon the policy of tho coin-
patty to build cxcliaitges oi’ its own
\N'hcrc conditions \varranlcd. in count»
quoncc of which there have bot-n spor-
adic rcporls for sovcral ycars of tho
company‘s inicniion in The Not-walks
in tho manor of a new building. Ru-
mor has had tlio oxohauge shiitod
around as on a clwckerbourd, all of
which I'cpm'is Will littw bo sci tls'illc
by tho company's alitttuittcutnoul.
Undcr Mnuricc it. Ntttiing's Tliilnfigt‘v
ntont. tho local cxchituiic hits inatlc
grout stridos, When Mr, Nuttiug canto
to South Norwaik about six yours ago
tltcro wore bill 'plioite connections. To-
day thorc arc about 2.itiil, [hiring llic
last your. more titan :tiiti now toio»
phoncs wot-c added and tho. prosoiit
rittc oi iiicrcasc indicates that last
yciir‘s lino rccortl will be surpass-oil.
Mr. Nailing has an able assistant in
t‘oniract Agoiit lddwai‘d It‘. Smith. and
tho whoii- local l‘orco. llmi tho girls
al tho switchboard to the iinctnoii and
all others in tho various branchos are
most loyal to thcir (ugly in iltc sor-
vice.
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SNOPMEN PLAN
TO POLL NCAD
'l‘hc Now l'iuvcn road has i-oiusod
tho ilciltnitds of its shop oiitployos for
tho six pcrcont. lttcreaso iii wagon ltllti
it is statod a poll of tho shopiuoti will
bc titkcn to delcrminc futurc actions
of their commiilce.
A met-ting of tho officials and thc
coiittitlitoe oi’ thc Council of Willem-
tod ’l‘rildou was held yesterday. but an
ngroomoni was now roachod. 'I‘his
federation represents bollcrmultcro,
blacksmith. painters. upholsterore. mu.
ciilnlitts, curponlcru and other critl‘ta.
counr orriczne ME-APPOINTED.
Judge JoNeph R. Taylor Names All the
Present Oihclale.
.luiigo .ioiloph ii. Taylor. of tho. Nor-
wullt 'l‘own Court. today announced
the rc-nppointuioui of tilt the present
oiilclnls. as follows:
I’rosccuting Attorneys»~thliam t".
Tammany and Leo Davin. i
tllorkwucorgo it. Vouhurgii.
The associate Judge in Edward M
inckwood. of Norwnik.
.._.... . 4...- Wm.--
BACHELOR LADIII ENTERTAINED
Tho homo of Miss Daniels, 37 Bullion
around. was tho scene of it very plena-
nnt gathering lant evening. when a
company of twenty yoting bachelor
ladies from Cluett a Peabody‘l gather-
ed. Mnotm was enjoyed. a very boun-
teoug auppcrwae served and until it
late hour dancing was indulged in.
They departed at p this hour. reports
v
in; a fine time.
ASBOGIATID
Entered at the South Norwalk Poll-onion
on Second clue Matter
.......w ..
. i
whom ALL Mitre or THI wo
sown udawmt.
immmm*
itiilillli lilillll
Guest of Honor Gave an Inter-
esting Address on Tennee- .I
has Mountain Lite
.\ rot-option was given yesterday at"-
icruoon at the Elizabeth Mead echoht.‘
Hillside. in honor of Miss Margaret
Henry, of ll'ierryville College. Merry-
villc. 'i‘onu. There were about titty
poopic in attendance and Miss Henry
whose work at Merryville College coir'
slsts mainly ltt obtaining 200 iicliolar~
ships yearly for the benefit of self-aus-
talning students. gave a most. interest.-
lttg and enlightening address on life
lit the 'I‘onncssco mountains. holding
.tho closest attention of her hoarers
throughout. Miss licnry rccoivod a-
very enthusiastic anti hourly woloonio.‘
for she has many frionds in The Nor-
walks on account of lioNprcvions via-
its to illllsidc. At the close of her,
rcinurks. refreshments were served. i
The guests in attendance, among oili-
crs, included the. ltov. and Mrs. i". l).
"Torrey. the Rev. George iin‘ow Egbert.
i Ilr. A. It. ’l‘urncr. Mrs. W. I”. Ambler.
Mrs. Ii. ill. tx’cnt. Miss iiclcn ('itriis;
Miss Julia Wilson, Mrs. Richard “actor
and thc Misses Street. of Burton. Mol-
villo ii). Maud. Miss 'i‘llaycr, Milli-t tilura
ttfousins and Miss Mary Seymour. ‘
On Saturday attornoou a spring tos-
val will no. givon at itillsidc for tho
bctictit ot‘ a scholarship at Morryvllio
|t:ollcgo, and it should ho well aitcnd-.‘
t cd. At vi and 723m p. in.. there will bc
in program of fancy daucos, including
ilhc Mat'polc. scarf, hoop and othcr
dances. all of which are under carofiil
. proparatton.
illil Mitts stilt“
Still lililllliiii iiili.
i i.
Great Sachem iacotilaoolis Tells
oi the Growth oi the Order
During the Past Veer
iiANBiIRY. May i.-"'i‘hct'c l'iis
liccti n slcndy growth in iuoinlu-rship
during tho tirirnt Sun and the prosont
activity among the tribes lends mo in
the cunt tiiston that. we will wlinoss cv-
cti grcaior increases iii tho hour in-
titre. 'l‘bc excellent state at tho tribal
wantpntn boils is an nttcsl of thc fact
that great care is being exercised in
transacting tho buslncss of tho tribos
and gives an nasurancc to ovcry mout-
i)(‘l‘ that ho will ho properly cared for
should occasion nrtso.“ This was iiic
greeting of Great Sachem Jacobs .Iu»
colts. In his long talk to tho chiefs and
tho mciubora of thc great council of
UOliiit‘Cllt‘tli. Improved Order of Rod
Men, at tho twontydonrth annual sou;
slon in this city today The tlroat Suit
Council council iirc was kindled iii tho
wlgwatn of I’utignssctt ’i‘ribc this
morning with about 250 rcprosonta
tivcs of tho valroiis tribcs in the slain
in uttcndauco. i
'l‘bo long talk of William Saundcrs.
liroal chief of rot-ords. showod that
llio incroitsc in iiiciitbcrsltip during the
your bad boon mitt, bringing the mem-
bcrship lodato approxluiatcly up to 5.-
ilio, 't‘ho nccrology list showod 40
deaths (hiring tho your.
'i‘iio long talk of (trout Keeper of
Wampum U. S. t‘ulvcr ahowcd total rc-
rcipis during tho your or $1l.i»lit.i3 and
ilisbnrsciiicttts of '82.:il1l.72.
“conduit orricin
reevevri-zoitoeeeni
NAiitiA'i‘llth. May ‘lr-"W'illlt' l’o-
lico. titlicor Anthony Maionc was pu-
trolling uoar tho local station of thc
N Y.. N. ll. &. ti. it. It. station, curly
today, lic saw two men, whom hc
tltonglil actod in ii suspicions inuttncr.
Ilc caliod upon thcm to lialt and
started to ptill his revoivor 'l‘ilc two
turn for roply pulled guns and opcncd
tirc on hliit. 'i‘lio oittcor rctnrnoii thc
tlrc. nnd scvornl shots wcrc cxcliung-
W]. No onc was hit. lion'ovcr. ’i‘lie
nicn thou look to their boots. going iii
tho dlrcctiou or llcucon li'alls. Maionc
pursucd thcnt t'oi- aotno distant-c, but
have up the charm and roportod to
ltcndiiuariors. 'l‘lio [loacon ii‘alla itu-
tliorilicu and ilioso of neighboring
points havc been notified and with tho
Naugatnck policc are on the lookout
for tho mt'll it in suspected by tlto po-
llcc tlnll an attempt to rob the rail-
road station was to ho made.
WELL-EQUIPPED OBTICAL HOUSE.
(Icorgo ii. ’l‘huuior. Optician. 87 At-
lantic Stiiiiii't'. Stamford. court. has
can of tho innit-minipped optical catch.
liahincnlu in Now England. .His cyo
cxumination department in’ chargc of
an eye spot-liillnt. who is a rcgiatorlal
phyniciau from Huston, Mass. and who
has long made tho eye it special study.
having had thrao yoat‘s' hospital eit-
poricnco and twclvo yours‘ privato
prftoticc. All examinations are made
under the supervision of the doctor.
and without churgo. The prices ot the
eyeglasses and atrociticien arc uni
changed and you receive the combined
services of the cyo specialist and tho
optlcian at the cost of the clashes
only. The stori- in upon Monday and
Saturday evenings for tho convuulunco
of tboiui who are. unable to call during
the day.
'lliut ”to auto uhocl wontuwor
‘ BA‘LL 0AM: POGYPONID.
NEW‘ itili'i‘AlN. May 4.~—-'l‘hc New
ilritain-Hoiyohe baseball game. sched-
uled tor this attamoon has been posh
‘ponOd become of cold weather.
ltonne. .tpit adjourned until this mom-
lillii i ii Bill
iohn Dowd, of Union Place, Sus-
tains injuries irom Which
its May Not Recover
lliillili nut iillllill
illili liiill tits
Wheel Passed Over tile-Chest.
Crushing it
W
John Down, employed by .loiiu Ma~
louo on tiic proscut work of improving
Wcst fl\'FTIllt‘_ Witt-l riiti ovor by a large
auto ilt‘('r truck at noon today and now
iios at his hotnc iti linton Plucc at inc
point or iicuth iiow tho mun canto
to bc struck by tho. auto is itot known.
lir. .Iantcs ti. tircgory was called when
it was found that lir. 'i‘rarcy could not
bi- found. and ul’ior a partial examina-
tion said that tlto chant-cs for Mr.
iiowd‘s rccovcry arc slight.
’l‘lio lttinrotl titan was taltou to his
homo through tho itlndui-ss of solut-
«Inc in ii largo touring cur upon tltc rc-
iiiicst of in. (ii'cgnry. lils ibrcc sons.
Mil-liaol. .Iohn and James, woro scnt
tor and iii-opow with ltliii.
Mr. llowd ls acvcnty-two yours old
and u vcry hciilihy mun anti this will
ho of no lllllc advantagc in his struur
gio hotivoon lilo and doutii. tic was
conscious win-u lakoli homo and sahys
is
chcsi pcforo it could be stopped. Br-
sliiiiiicrs say that tho truck contained
it down how kcgs, Tho enormous
wright of tho truck, with tho woixht of
thcso dozcn kcgs of liccr. have critahed
tho mall's ohosi and broken s vorai
ribs. ’I‘ho innn'o brcatb «omen hard
and ii is t'cnroll that onc of his lung:
may be puncturod.
ML. llowti has a large circle oi
i'rlcnds who will ho sorrr lo Icarn of
tho uccldont. Although tho clilnt‘t'l‘
are all against it. it is'quitc ptmalblo
that ho may ris‘ovor.
'l‘ltc truck belonged to tho l‘itbet
“rowing Coilipllli)‘, of Standard.
nun inn
nationhood
Stole $20 and Several Tickets
trom Railroad Station While
Agent Was at Lunch
Si)i"i‘iil’0ii'l‘. Ma) ‘i.""'i‘lllllg n pitti‘
ol' Wirc cilppcrs, a daring titli-t' cut
away tho polling guarding tho window
In tho tickct oflico oi tltc .\'cw Yoriy.
ow iiiivcii anti Hartford liailroud
innpnny's local station and :iftcr for
cmg up tho window iappoii tho till tor
$30 "and transportation to static tltl
known dcstinutton.
thu the. station iigcut iofi thc
building to go to his lunch at noon.
ho Iockod up as usual. \i'hou ho rc
turnod lltc tlrot thing that caught his
attention was tho itbsciicc of tho wiro
netting. tilosor inspection showed
that thc robbcl' hitd uscd a stool itiir
my to forcc tip tho window and Illttl
thou rcuchcd in and oponod llio door.
cull-ring through it. *
tic had pried ()lll'il llli‘ till with tho
sumo jimmy ltc usual in Upctilil‘: tho
window. lilo itnprllit lcit by ilio instiu~
niont pcing tho sumo In both cuscs, iic
hail evidently wot-kcil icisni‘cly anti
disturbed nothing but litc till from
which lic look all tho cash. about up
and tho tickot rack. Ito iioipiui illlll‘
aolf to it uuiiibcr of tiokcls. taking tho
prcvanilon to nioai sovornl und siniiip
lug ouch out- with tho datc.
it is thought iiic robbcr was iti‘tt‘tull
enough In loavc by «tho of tho trains
dcpartiiig from this station. relying on
his trick of taking scvci'iti tickets to
escapo doioctlon.
o........~........
BATTLESHIP MAINE
WILL BE REMOVED
WASHINGTON. Miiy ism-Afioi- I2
yours tho lil-futod buttioultip Manic is
to ho roiiiovoii from l-iavuna liurhor
and tho bodice which wont down with
tho vossol will ‘bo interred in tho hia-
tlouai ill-tiliiioi'y at Arlington. A bill
providing for such remiwal and burial
which has pusacd tho lituiso Watt today
pushed by tho Scuttle.
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RB' CONFIRINCE
Arbitration Meeting. in Dunbury Re-
eumed Yaeterday Morning.
Meetings of tho arbitration confer-
ence in the matter of the hull sutlio-
mcnt oi the differences between the
Hat Manufactnrurs' assimilation and
MATTE
ttho United .i-iattcru or North Amortou.‘
wore resumed in the Hat Mannfnc.
tutors‘ rooms in Danbury. yesterday
morning. ’l‘horn were. present the
members of tho govcrnlng board of
the pituitary Hut Manufacturora' ”no
relation and the executive committec
and the advisory board of the United
Hatter... of North America. The meet.
ing treuncted no intuitions oi impor-
ing.
it Rilil "
ER'BY Milli.
a
ii
.i‘
.i
lliiiillillll t
.. the Mt ' .
Mrs. Beers, o‘iéllltit Maven, and
and Miss Plndo'llemar a. l
Pieaeiiic Pruitt-ti l
The ladies of tilt. PIul'a (guild hold
a birthday socialin the Iterkeiey street!
chapel. last evening. Ind the odttlcc‘
wcro broughl in from all the ilttlo
ante-rooms and oven the beaches from’
the floor above had it be utilized to
accoiuttiodalc the extraordinary guilt-i
cring. A neat sum Hills licttod tho
guild by the social andthoac in chargel
were well planned with the success of
the affair. ,
The program was as follows:
Solo by Mrs. lioors, of Now lluvcn.
"Sunbcunt" ...... i.‘. ..... .. .ilotinld
Story by Miss Dotha Stone liinneo,
“itiitck Philip of hitsiiygcr."
Solo by Mrs. [learnt
"in Your I‘lear Eyes
story by Miss Plan”.
"How Janet Stole the Ilahlos."
Solo by Mrs. lleoru.
”Swectlicttrt" .... .......... iluwloy,
Tho solos wore woll reudcrod and.
greatly pioasod tilt present, as did the1
sovcrni origiuaistorlcs by Miss Pittnoo.
Rofrcshtnents wore served and it Wits
it late hour when tho party itnully
iu-okc up. tiltotrniaator Julius it}. Nou-
iiinn brcsidcd at tho piano.
SiiiilSlll is
it till ~ ~
llPlE lilli
Santruce and Ligenler Meet in
the Fog, and Former Vessel
is Badly Damaged
“m...”
llililili our Still
liliililtillltilllii
But the Ceckhands Thought Only
oi Themselves
......tllngbaiul
,s
l'llll\'l.\t‘.h‘:'l‘t)\\'.\'. Maui». May i
Willi hcr how high ili tho air and her
after compartments lull oi walor, tin-
i'rclgltt Nirhitlt‘t' singgorcii
into this ilM‘iertl dawn imil)‘ ntior u
pct‘iiimu night off tlic Phil of Palm
Coil, following him bcittg ruiitiiti-li lust
cvcnitig by tho oil taut. iii-ailit‘l‘ tutti»
ttict'. Skiiiful M'ttlllttllhiilit and a hint k)
ciigino crcu sated lili’ Siiiitiirco from
going to tho bottom. but Ill'i' command-
I‘l. i‘apl. Foiltci‘. ili'ti no will words
Sitiiliiicc
(Continued on sooonii Page.)
iilllllll lPiliilliiili
itiiiiitituiitis
Norwalk Fire Police Members
Have Very Enjoyable Time
'i‘lit'i'c iirc low \tllo I't‘ilii'lt- Iiii- pious
uni tlic Norwnli. Filt‘ i‘oiii-v
ltavo whcu tlicy ontorlhin. lust cvcu
big this organization hold tho formal
oponliti; or tliclr nculi rcnovatcil
upurlnictiis. which u't‘ti' t‘lilii‘t‘i) rot
piiporoii and rcdocnrulcii by (‘iianncoy
l’lutt. ‘iiiiii cvcryouc was iniprcascii
with tho Iliic nppcnraiici- tlic rooms
now ili‘t'rwul, iiiiring tbc cailli-r purl
liilll‘fi
‘ , ill llihii’iiillllillmm HM
any: av A IPICIAI. wute Ilse curt own onu‘rori.
“"tk?..,....
nu lilWll
liiillPillllliSi
was crowded to the very doors. Seats Emilio!" said to HaVO BBB"
Willing to Accept Twenty-
seven Cents an Hour
Sililillilll ixnuu
iii an Sillilll
No Date Set for Further Center-
enoe and National Ottlcers Go
NEW HAVEN. May 4.-~’l‘he result
of tho two meetings of tho New Eng-
land coulcrcuco board of trollcynten
with tho Connecticut company horn
yesterday uftoruoou and last evening.
rolntivo to tho quostlon of inducing the
road to uccodc to the demands of tho.
trollcyinon of the state for a maximum
wago ruio of 271,4, cents por hour on a
flvo yours‘ linsls. romtliod in a falliirc
to roach a lion] conclusion in fact it
BT-ccnl compromise was turnod down.
At it Info hottr last night Rozin Orr.
the grand trcnsurer of the National
'i‘rolloyiucn's union. said that whilc
thcro was nothing sctlloil upon the
matter, thoro. would be no iuittlcdlate
(Continued on Second Page.)
llliiiili intuition ‘
ill nun iii liilllilSNili
Greenwich hiurnalist ls Charged
With Criminal Libel~Aiso
Belore Higher Court
llorbcrt l-I. lutnyon. who has had a
wry tincotnfortablc oxpcrlcnco ilt
trying to "roforut lirccuwloh." as he
not out to do. was yestcrdny surrender-
cd to tho criminal common pleas court
by his bondsmau. lic was litldor a
bond of Simon on an appeal front tho
borough court of tirciiwli-li front a son-
tcncc of thrco months in jail for trilog-
od criminal libel. ills cusc will proh-
ahly hc disponoil of lioforo tho court
admitrns. .
Embeulement Cue.
Lanyon is also invoivod in'au cin‘
bouioinctil cunl‘ which is beforo llit‘
stipt‘cliit- ('tllii‘l on iiti itppciii from tho
itidtziiictit of tho crtininiti suporloi'
court, \viu-rc ho was inund guilty and
scutcnictt to llilcou months in jail.
(in this i-hiirgo ho was acting as u
(*nilccttu‘ oi bud bills and it was claims
cd that ho i’iitlctl to multc rcturiis. tic
said ho only took what was-‘- ngrced tip
on its his commission.
At tho trial lic did not conilucc llic
Jury and was found guilty.
Charge oi Libel.
Tho cliiiigo oi Iibcl grow out in the
publication or ci-rliiln nrtlclcs in tho
(Irocnwirh luvostlgittor. a vapor that
was «who itclivo in attacking tho load-
lllg politicians iti tirccithcb about it
your ago.
w .......—
riitonnenefiut
in "Will or erntitt
NEW HAVEN. May in ‘l'bc polling
of tlic iclcgrnplicrh oi the .\cw York.
Now iiuvcn to Iillt‘littL‘tl ruilronii on
tho uni-slum of string ltccausc tho
roud tilts rcfusod to grant an iticroaac
oi wagon was coinplcicil last night. 'l‘lto
into was not oilicially counicii owing
to tho nun arrival of an official of tho
umou. but it is niulcrstooti that its por
rout. of lilo \oti-s wcrc in favor oi
of tin- cvoniug a clam cliowtlcr iliuucr.
such as up ottc but ('liunticoy I’litll‘
can prcpuro. was gl'cttlly ciijotcil by,
tho nicniboru and illcll' many ghouls.
Iicsiiic tho chowdcr tlicro was an
ilillllitllllit‘l' or other good things. Nltt‘lli
its salads, cakvs. coffec and cigars,
and lbosc who woi'c ilioro illiI full into
tlcc to tho iliio sprcud l'h'orybmly
ugrcrtl that Mr, l‘iiitt litiii liouc hittiscli'
proud in making tho chowdor.
Aftcr tlto food had bccn onioyod it)
tho uluiost tho ghosts and the mom-
born rctnriiod to tho parlors 'anll
thcrc. at tho renucut of James .l. Hub-
holl. who was acting in the capacity
of innatmualcr, tho following inou ob
fcrod spocchou: Mayor llrundngo, ir-
ving tlyington. James li‘tirroll. it {armor
local Fire Pollen tnembor. who now
lives In Btumford. Charles “tin-tier"
Diiworth. homily Slit-rill Skelly and
Frank H. Merrill. All told at their
toolin 1W ride when they thought of
the orw it Fire Police. and ot the
and those of the city niacin. who
spoke. signified Mini. they were glad
JWI.’
that the city had done even this much
for the organisation. ~‘il'oiioiirin the
speeches in very (tunnels min than
was but and the talented number- of
1:10 ,ii‘ire 'Poiioe rendered piano salon»
tom.
Cards. pool and clotting tooii up the
balance at the evening and it was
about midnight when the last of the
authoring left for their homes All
who were there told that "this was
without exception the but time the
Fine Police has ever hint to their
line optical-once the quarter: present. can
such It courai- It is also iiiiilorstood
that tho Nos iiuvou coiiipnuy will
limitt‘ a cloud ill lltc cituc of tho tcic
graphs-is and will not uiiitil tiiolr dc
iuulids .
a»... WM
NEW EFFORT TO GET HEINZE.
Court Declared Yuterdny That (lov-
ernmont Had Failed 80 hr.
NEW YORK, bitty -i.~ 'l'lio proving
of books and rcoordu of various banks
and trust companies by tho govcrii-
mom, in u now oit‘ort iu connoci it. Aug-
ulltui Helms with the» oporatlini of
United Connor pools in i807. begun
late yesterday was contlnuod point-o
Judge iiougtt in tho ballad Bimini titr-
cuit Court today when tlotiuio's trial
was returned. 'l'bu accounts worn
them of Otto tietnne and Company. the
various metnbern oi the drip. including
Duo and Arthur P. tieinro. Mien: l-i.
Iohuitu and various subsidiary coho
ice.
llelnae is (Sh-PIN with mtsapptytng
tho tittidiiot’tha Mercantile National
Blair and ovurcertlitcntion of the
oil-cits at his brother‘s tirin. Otto
Holden & Continuity. which condimtod
curtain operations in United (topper
nooks. The «not declared yaaterday
that tho got/«rumour had rolled by the
mutation so Mr llthmllbttd to connect
Hutu-o with any pool 9 rationmiura
ing the period covered y the. indict-
ment. l
Thomas J. Wont. .ir.. and brother
Walter Wont visited Hammerstein: in
Now York. yesterday.
I
L a
out in talcum .
it u. tinnitus llillliiii‘
Blessing of the Wheat Ceremony
Took Place Last Sunday
Morning .
The first open air procession in con-
nection with the building of the new
St. i..adielaus Roman Catholic Church.
in Cliff strcot, was held last Sunday.
'I‘bc ceremony was known in Hungary
as the blessing of the whoat as the
blades of tho grain make their first ap-
pearance. above ground. This is us-
ually held on St. Mark's Day. April
25th, or tho Sunday following. The
procossioii wcnt scvcral times about
the. church headed by the pastor, Rev.
Stephen I“. Chernltzlty.
Another opcn air acrvlco in them
planned .for tho latter part or thi‘
month. in obsorvunco of Corpus Chris-
ti Day. Tho members ot‘ the church
will crcct, In various parts of the new
church property, four altara.. in honor
of the four cvangeliets of the Roman
Catholic Church. and as the procession
of parishioncrs goos front one altar to
tho othor catch in ttirtt Is blessed by
tho pastor. who carries the encharist.
Tito scrvico promises to bc a very im-
prcssivc 0pc. ’i‘ho altars are construct-
cd of grain. flowers. shrubs, etc.
The work on the handsome church
odlflcc is slcadily progrosslug. anti
will probably bc completed into. in the
summer. Anothor corcniony planned
iii connection with the construction
will be tlto blessing or tho big cross.
which will probably be placed on the
church tower sometime in .itinc.
”mm
0PP08E8 DIVISION
OF THE DIOCESE
NEW HAVEN, May i.—-Rcv. C. S.
Smith, rcctor of Trinity Episcopal
church, a inclnbcv of the committed
baring iti chargc thc matter of the
advisability of tho division of the
Episcopal diocosc of tho state. said
last night that ho was very much up.
poscd to a division Rov. Smith said
that sumo course othcr than a division
would probably be taken to relieve
tlishop iii‘cwstor of sonic of his dtitlos.
llancc. Put. Hose. Arion‘ Hall. Fri.
WEATHER FORECAST.
m
Fair tonight and Thursday; Tract
tonight in the interior; light to mod»-
ate north winde.
I
itiliilllli
wutisn "
lillliiiiiilllii
Mrs. Clara 8. Barnum, ot Can-
tiury, Again Elected Presi-
dent tor the 14th Year
SliPililillillllillii iii
illlillilll count
Loyal Legion from the County
Childrens' Home Gives Program
The. afternoon and evening sessions
of the annual convention of the We.
man‘s t‘hrlstlan Temperance Union of
Fairlicid county. hold this year in the
Not-walk Methodist church. were quite
as interesting as the morning session
was. The ilrst thing on the program,
the executive meeting. was held after
the ladios had partakcn of the lunch-
eon served in the basement of the
(Continued 0n Second Page.)
Gil-aided advertisement. on intend:-
25 words or to“. con“: 3 timu. 1
each additional two . i cent per inaction.
' __ WANTED.
WANTEDwtOoo ”01‘5th TU PAPER.
paint and ilccornto. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Wall pa era and mouldings.
J. A. iltiililcr. toil outit Main Street.
Tel. (“lib-t. alD 1m
WANTED»~.\T ELIZABETH MEAD
school. Hills-lilo. ii \vuitn-sn. int {it
WANTCDw-luun’ WlTll DAUGHTER.
lid yours! dosirca board and room in pri-
vatc family. Address Mrs. McCubo, 43
North Matti St. ml 3L
WANTED trim OFFICE WORK.
young lady who understands iteiiogtrahy.
Must ho a good pcnman. Kciegcr Co.
T
Glee-idol! advent-0mm“ on out an o.
a worth or I! count 8 than. i
non autumnal word. 1 cent on inaction.
"m" r3 LET
TO Lariihtar on NEW txti‘tlldfi
toiirtc, six rooms and built. cviilmliy Io-
.llt‘il. ilitlltli‘i’ It}. Znhti. Illiottotioiio I‘tirk
worth of Stuart .\vc.i. Nornalk. nullli
TO Leifi‘ot‘n LARUIC tannins. :7.
Iiitiiiirc of tlcorgc chlor. lint \t'ualtltig-
lint Si. mliiil
TO LET» Mlliibiltx SiX~ltiiitM RESI-
th'lll‘I‘. .ill miptuvciiimits‘. iirwiy puiliiod
-lmrmnicil; coiivctitciit
7 Hawkins .\\’t‘..
unit
“nit i‘ ilt‘lll.
vii-lit.
TO LET iLtltlICN. Zl-i MILE 'i‘ii STA-
tinii. turn: lil‘llw. built. iicur vrntct'; gontl
"drilvll luiiil. 8".1 llltliiiit. by tho your. A.
t'. Fuss, .‘l Ni lli Matti Si mil lit
iiolioy unit
I'Jit'il Nutr~
illll 'ii
+615?“ ‘iztrilrthisfiNQl'lllli 7r. wasti-
iiigii-t. .41 mil it
"~er LET "i o Ti LIE-i :75.i'l"i.§:fiitii .\\‘ i-:.
.\|ipi_\' till W'llillmm. .luiiit .i. Silt-Iilmck.
in:i tit
T\\’ti
inqiilro Mrs.
nitu ti
TO LET SlxvllilHM titli'Sl‘I.
urn-s of gmnl gut'iicit ilHlti.
Tiirlnv. in! 'l'nylni' .\\i-.
TO LET i'i.i-:.\s‘.\.\"r
r‘ifiiNlSllIE-lnl
gimme. with or without limit-it. All im-
lll‘ln't-Inoulr; new of tcicpboiio. Addrcna i)
. tmt‘c Soiiltncl. Till! tit
M- ._............_..._......._..._-..._.
TO LET l‘I'l‘i-llt VIANHK. ;::t itsttliltN
Arc, I‘ltiuti rcltt l‘oi sliliill fittiiii): lit-
iiuii‘v Ki-ogi A? (‘ilntlrm i'niivil tinnk
lliiililiiig. 'i‘oi. hillw.‘ mum
TO LET i.\' i‘ItI\'.\‘i‘i‘I FAMILY. A
turn0 ”out mum, tuiitisitott or unfurnish-
li‘. Iii i'ltiuii 5i .‘tii‘lt‘tih A , l'itl‘t' St‘il-
tiocl. in: :tt
FURNISHED ROOM 'i‘il Li-Z'l‘. I'ltl-
\‘iili‘ iioiixc. Kilt'IIl'll tutiuc lur ratio. with
oi without motor buck. Apply cvoninfia.
T l'ri'uti iii 'I'vlitttc. ill'd IN
TO LKT l’lttiM .li‘Ni-Z i. Iitiiih‘ld l'.‘
iil'lfl'.” pint. . lit I‘Qllilliht till Iilliirovcmoiila.
including t‘lt't‘ii'li' lixtiiu. lit-intro .iniin ll
Knapp. N”: Wont tit. it‘dliti
TO LIT KIN‘IUNIH t‘ilT'i‘Alil-I. Zfl
How A c ; ilvc riminn. all Fir-t Ht. liniuiro
ii. J""“”\’Nl\)’. or littltctl urinary. mild li
T0 LIT APARTMENT. flit Wilt-iii-
iiiaion Ht. Hunt Norwuik. iiiontro M
Nottili Main Ht, at": if
”no Ln lllllt‘K polish. 3a iiivtoiv
Hip. clown room». all mnvcuimicns. The
little-it At Halley L‘o. m“ it
FOR SALE.
F0“ CAL' .A'i‘Tli/U’TH‘H HMALI.
buiuc. lilo-l Nurwuik; twat trolicy. laptop»
iiiii condition. rt nvonioncou. lurlc Int.
maul “tiltit'il‘, not ”Mill l’i‘ll‘e' HM) ; i't-ilx
uonnbic icrmn. A. t'. irons. 2t orlii Mum
r‘i mt zit
FOI OAleNUIlWAlM. in mutton
mni from hum. inn rim! troutattc: old
arm bout-c. ilViiliIv'; u win. fruit; maul in.
vommcui at midi; rouwtnttuo tormn. A.
t‘. Fun». 21 nt'iii Haiti Ht. ml zit
”Eon eA l~~ilthId-MAlllil numb
and lotto. ow Homo Mallory. all North
Main til. hill at
mt K n’t‘..
rot! “Llwilullilh. I
sight largo. rooms. all improvements. new-
papnrud and painted; largo lot. For
rtioniim iiiuulro Elm Grove Him. in?
F0! ALI-nun-tmil‘i’ [N mum
oiling nun ilicm. prico roanonabio: also a
in utro i (Suit in: at
LOITWMJNDAY momma. mm or
in botw an a union l’af’k and about Hm.
with: minim elation. Htflubio
for it ‘ o tile-n tun i
seem. m ciifiifii‘ckr‘i‘bu‘.
To LITMUPPMR HALF 0!"
house. it tiroecnut Terrace: tower butt
of house. :2 High 8t. Inquire it Wont
8L tut It
VQWIII'G
mint
WANTED».\ muffin: 355‘
right yours olil. Addrcss 1'}. P. EL, cal-c
Sciitinci. South Norwuik. ml 11
WANTED H" M NANA)
itiri-o or four unfurnlolt rooms. A
... intro Ne'lllilit‘I. ' "
i
.. ,
wmreo-macdihis’m sonic/tilt:
iron Works Company. in if
WANTED NEAT nors AB USHERS.
Also one man tur porter Work. Apply
tiljou lircaiu ifoi'mcriy Hoyl'n Tlieulgcg.
m L
WANTEDW m' \‘otrts'u GIRL, POSI-
tlon in do gcucriil housework; wagon $15.
Clara Schubert. T latimiiiu St. South Nor-
walk. m3 lit
WANTITJ- AN i-:.\‘iELISH-HPEAKING
girl for grin-rat iiutixouurk: tltroo in fam-
ily. Ititiuiti- at .‘th b‘uirtioid Avn. m3 2t
WANTED «’l‘iiltlrlii) ROOMS AND
board in privutn family by throc ladies
and tin-co goitlivnicn: count!“ prcfct'rcd;
torms l'utsnlitiltil'. Addrcsu Ir lit full par—
ticulars. ilox .‘3, button. liottn. m2 3!
CLUETT. PEABODY l CO. WANT
oxporicuccd tumors on shirt trimmings.
Bloody work; gmul pay. 48 North Main
St. tn‘tllt
WANTED ‘NI'IA’l‘. lCNl‘JRUET‘lt.‘ GIRLS
to finishing room. Boeso I Pennant“: 3t
til.
GERMAN
floral hotne-
ritclii Avo..
at!!! St
WANTED-writ BUY. ALL KINDS OT“
mttlo and poultry; bout prion paid; 90
lb. for good fut million. M. Friedman,
I‘otun-ctlout Turnpike. South Norwalit.
'l‘ul. 257-2.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
_... -»~.,.-W
o. DICKIR, it ni-WMOUI! AVE“
Hoiilit Norwatk. i‘imll.. practical painter.
papor liutigor aiui’ilmmrator. Trial oniur
snitclmi, hulinlttt‘lloli gtmrttnloctl. Prompt
uttciilioil. 'l‘ci. .77-5. m! if
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JAB. PlACINTi. littfi HART WANUW-
illit Kl. Mime-ii miiilt‘ tilid ropailwl. All Mi-
Mi umciiiuory. Nittwn nu giant as new. It
por rout. chi-apor than othcrn. Work
doiio quickly s u. m. to it p. in. m 8i.
CUM! AND OUTTIM liAlll ANT) Rib
tutti. crust-walks lliili and patient; alien
ilrlvownys to ntitntnoiiilc canyon laid.
i‘rlcc mwuuibio; all work «unnamed.
l’ntlziclt Koarnoy. 7 Plymouth Arm, Nor-
wn .
MANSION HOUGI. Mil. WARMING-
ton tit, ttcwnm muwutoii newly dumb
mt. ldycollonl ilt‘tl‘tlltmt notional for rum
and wtfo. Conducting roman suitable for
sittliigroom and bodrmim if dollrcd. no It
WALL. PAPIR. do A ROLL AND UP.
VPIMHTMKIH‘ Ind Paintih done In
WAN ID -httlilli.h3-AUED
or Arno cult woman for
work; good wagon. i'iiii 1'.
Month Norwulk.
whom In Town of Nor . and or
Mlliplt‘l. or unit nt 7! rhtu on It.
haughty ”counting Co. ii. 354 or
it -.
M0“. P. HALLOOK [mm In.-
iimw. Main trimmod and $0 in the III-
niu tip-tweets atria. Materials funneled '
it ttfnlrcd. Hours from C m. to It”
in. tichoatnut 8t..8wlh mu. m !
«vs voun TRIIINItil ton mum
radical cxmrioncn and pillage taint
n horticulture and out «'3
i
at it...“ i'mi’“ '" or “do” ...
e . o o no
anti Cornell. ’i‘me minim. N” h. .
CLIO‘TIO finATiNo I?!
opium comer. term at
old (old. mm Motel an ha v
mourn: plumbern' and lien on a m
it
hiuvoio and autumn in t mminfi
table were. loom Clam. M
It. Tot. “Isl.
FOR SALE 08 T3 LET.
iron nu on re liar-$0031“ _
tr rtoiot. i am
can! Jifinm arovonzt '~ min-f
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