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unionism tho but. Norwalk Pnot- o
as Second Class Moltor "no
SOUTH nominate collar. Summit. Mart 21.1910.
Will, liliiiliili
‘PURBHISI;0P
PiliiPIEIIiitS
Committee on Municipal Affairs
to Appear Before South Nor-
willr Board of Councilmen
Williilillii liililiili lIIil
Billitiii lIiIII Wiiiliii
For the Proposed Civic Center
‘ for Municipal Building
A decisiVe stop was taken last night
by the Morcrants' and Mauufacturcrs’
‘trllnullllllll
Illiiliiii PIiIIiililliili
Succeeds Henry Chsemar, Who
Has Resigned Position With-
the Housatonlc Company
l-lcrrry Cllasurar. who for utility yours
Gas Compnuy.’ and with its successors
through all of the intermediate chanc-
cs from ‘onncctlcut Railway and
IIIighf'ing Company. Connecticut flail
way and Power Company Connecticut
Company and the division of mo lat-
ter into the Connecticut and flotilla~
toic Lighting and Power Company. has
resigned his position an enabler of the
South Main stIcct office oi the (illll‘
parry.
“Mr. t‘basmar has been it most faith
lemployce oi the \Ull'lllllll) and it
is with regret that his resignation is
accepted. He has taken this step in
asmuch as be and his wife will make
their home in future with their dough
tor Mrs Frank l’eii Underhiii, in New
HaIcn.
(‘hasmar intends to take a rest
foil" the. present lnrt may later enter
was connected with the old Norwurk‘
illilllillllill
, IlIlll
I lotus
Church the Scene of a Fine
Affair Last Night
iiiiiiliiiiiill Miiilii
I Iiliiililli liii SIIPPtii
Guest of Honor Rev. EC. Uphsm
i and lfev. if. H. Potter
“~—
l.ast cvcning. the annual mon's ban
quot was held at the South Norwalk
ABBOCWlOH 10 Mini! ““0 ”15‘9"”? “l the NW Haven Office 01 the 00111100“ Congregational (liirrlch, under- the ana-
North Main, street the civic center'
which has received such favorable
considetation at the hands of the pea
(titles of the. city during the past few
al’fi.
Tire Association directed its Com-
mlttce on Munitipal Affairs to carry
the matter before the. city mum“ in
line with the proposal to purchase
the. Woodward and Wright proportion
in North Main street and the Brown
property. formerly known as the
Hodge property, at the rear of tho
Wright properly.
This action followed a complete and
expressive report of the )omnrittcc Oil
Municipal Affairs. and a lengthy dls‘
ctlssioh of the merits of the proposi-
tion. ‘TllPl'Q was such an overwhelm-
ing sentimcn‘ . in two: of taking the.
step that has been proposed that the
pr'_cscnt indications are that the city
as a rebate will quickly plIf its stamp
(If-approval on the project, for the lat-
th' s many mcrits'arc readily appar<
cut.
The statement. of the committee to
the effect that the entire propcrglcs
desired can be secured for about 870-
000 wanna, very pleasing one Several
of those in attendance gt the meeting
IonImonted on thing” pointed
out. the
(I purchase.
out that even as all”
city could not lose on
The vote of the meeting, ihstructlns
its committee to confine. was as fol-
lower: '
Whereas, the re t’fof the March-
nuts and Manuf i‘tt Association
(‘ommltfee on Mdlll'clpal Affairs lids
been unanimously adopted
be it resolved that this committee be
authorised to preldnt the matter to
the Common Council for such consid-
eration and action as may be traces
sary to carry the same into effect.
.1 Emory Stevens started the sum-
lugs meeting by asking for the report
of Secretary F rcderlck ifuukemcier, oi
the committee. Mr. Hunltsiueier had
a typewritten statement prepared, in
which'was eqplalned the proposition
to acquire the Woodward and Wright
properties for city hall. library. police.
fire and other purposes. The corn.
municafion was read by the sac Iclatv
P‘r'ederick ii. Quinlard and was as
follows:
To the Morchants' anti itinnnfacturcrn'
Association of South Norwalk.
ticutictuen: Your committee on
muniIlpal affairs begs to report as fol
lows:
lit ail/.iug that South Noiwalk has no
eullahlc city Itaii. library or fall. and
that one of our fire companies is poor-
ly housed. we have considered several
ways oi providing the sadly lacking
buildings. and in our opinion the best
solution oi the problem is as follows:
The Woodward properly. fronting on
North Main street. has a stone and
brick dwelling. which. with few ailcr-
Iltions. can be admirably- adaptorf ltl
II library on the ground floor and bean-
tiiul I'iiy offices on the upper floors.
The Intrusive alIurc barn can be easily
anti cheaply turned lrllo II lino Jail and
the back yard. running back to Union
and Washington streets. is perfectly
suited for It alora‘gc lot for city lllll‘r
llmmli. for tho yard in out of night from
the ulr'col.
The Wright properly is easily con-
veriiblc lliln II titre fire house on the
first and uecmui floors, and tho largo
high upper floor would make all ade-
uunlc assembly balloon notionanry for
oily Iucullhgu. and a miscible source of
revenue to the city. The. lot at present,
occupied by an unrlighfiy bllu of do-
brln can bc IIIIIIio Ilo an approach to
the fire honor. am with flownr hell»
and olhcr Iiccornlfvo features can be
turned into it beauty spot worthy of
our city.
The initial f‘fllil oi tho-till properties
would bu about I'lellIfi. and we believe
the name IIIivnnlnIIes to thereby can
never again be duplicated for Illi little
money. We bciicvn suitable arrange-
ments can be made with Mrs. Woodn
word All to nurturing no option on her
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(Continued on Eighth Page)
M... Eva”- w... .‘.M
HIGH SCHOOL EaTlMATEI.
in the hope of bringing about a but,
for understanding between the High
school committee and the board of
school visitors our the High school
appropriation. there will be It iolnl
tittietlflf of the two Monday evening
at the High school building:
All is well known already, the
school visitors cut down the figures of
the mill school committee by about
”.000 and later the board of estimate
granted the request of the High school
committee for a special hearing
After the joint session Monday eve-
llll. the matter will be again presented
to the estimate board.
a.
therefore ‘
cut Company.
Mr. Chasmal' s resignation
means the promotion to his position oi
Chester I". Clark. for years tread boolc
keeper for the company in this district.
I Mr. Clark is receiving tho congratuln
tions of malty friends, for he is popu-
llar and well-known on account of his
various connection.
of the city council, first assistant
chief engineer oi the fire department,
and a member of various Masonic
bodies. Mr. Clark hall the honor of
conferring one of the degrees of Mn
sonry on cx~l’rcsident 'l‘hoodorc Rouse
volt. when the latter was president.
'Iiiiiiiiiiii iiili ‘
Iiiiili iiiiiilil
Interesting Program Rendered
iu the School Auditorium
Last Evening
The (lice (‘lub, of the Franklin
school, gave a mnsicalc in the auditor»
ium. inst cvcniug. to a large audience,
which was highly pleased with the
program rendered. This was prepared
by Miss .i. Minna Raymond, the direc-
tor of music, and Miss Anna Richard
son was the accompanist. The program
Was as follows
I la) la Curiae .............. llanne
(bl Wanderers Night Song.
Rubinstein
The. (lice Club.
Silver Stars .................. 80th
Laura Sodcrstrom, Alice llchnls.
Pilgrim's (Thorns, 'i‘nnnhausor.Wm'Incr
The Glee Club.
Fifth Nocturne ............
Joanne Wilcox.
Last. Rose of Summer.
Julia lIanIberf, Emma Wiimof. Martha
Gray. imrra Soderstrom.
. lmybsch
in) Como Fill Around chclin
Ibl At l)cwy Morn .......... Wilson
The Glee i‘lub.
i‘lzzicati. t-lyivla .' ........... ilclibcs
Elizabeth Shi‘l‘t'l', Elizabeth Stevens
Edna Hunkcmoicr.
Esturilautirta ................ income
The (line Club.
La (‘lnoltltllllll- ........ Gabi'icl-Mnrlc
.lohn Sterling. .
'Wbcn Life is Brightest ...... l’lnsuli
Mildred llrrwcll, flotilla lloklls.
In) My Lady Spring ...... (lclbci
(bl Serenade ....... Mcycr-Holmund
The (line Club.
,iliiiliiliili Bfllliil
tilll lit lililtii ililill
Last Leg of the Six Hundred Mlle
All Connecticut Affair is
Now Being lion
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ilAlt‘l‘li‘IllllI, May 2l.-~ The last leg
of tile six hundred tulle. nufoltlobilc rc~
liability content. an all-Connecticut IIf-
l'nlr. is being I-ovcruti today by the
twenty cars that started Thursday
morning. The start was rustic frorll
ltl front oi ihc l0f'lll automobile club's
quarters at ii: iii this morning. me Ill»-
inure to be traversed being ”92 “MPH.
'l‘ odny' a route. takes the contestants lit
for album IIII New liourlou, front which
poitrt they owing north to Norwich
and ihcu return Iy an onetorly coutlln
via Willimantic to the starting poiul
The cars are scheduled to arrive here
about 8 o clock
NEW LONDON. May 2l.~~'l‘hc auto-
mobiles in the uli-i‘ohhcotlcuf reliabil-
ity confnsi panned through this city
this morni n1. cunnin- for Norwich. The
first automobile came through here at
Mill o'clock. five minutes after untied-
nie time as prepared by the conical
committee. The first car. No it. woo
a Run. followed closely by an Overland.
No. 22. The other care canto through
in this order: lion. 4. ’l 1.2. Iii. ifv.
it. 10.0.23, iii 20. ii.t‘l.ll.tl.il audit.
The fast car. It .lanlfllou. arrived at
ilii’ril o‘clock.
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IIIIOIII Will" own.
The Bridge Whlllt iilub met ysslnn
day afternoon with Mrs. w. w. Mob
thaws. of to West street, having a very
pleasant session. The prison were
both won b yciuh guests Miss Marion
Me and Miss nonunion 'l‘lle nut meet»
in. of the club will be field With Mrs.
AJ. hummer. of West street.
here
He is a member"
piece of the Congregational Brother-
hood.
lt‘rorn ii to 7 o'clock a ~social hour
‘was spent, the men being introduced
to each other by a committee consist-
ing of .l. A. l’cppartl. John W. llcll, M.
iii. MaoCanuland, .iohn A. Hamilton,
Frank ll. Gleason and Edward H.
(Inmbnrt.
The special guests of the evening
were licv. Francis ll. lipham. and Rev.
Rockwell Harmon l'ottcr, of the Gen-
icr ('hurcb, llartford.
At 7 o'clock supper was served by
a large committal» made up of the urn-
tronn and maids of the church. The.
robust was It sulliputotra one, and Willi
rcry Ilalnfily scrvI-Il. John A. liabili-
fon, the leader of the Brotherhood.
prcslrlcll. iiilll lllf‘ cxcrciacs opened by
the singing of the lloxology. after
which the invocation was given by llr.
lipllam. The orchestra rcudct'cd music.
during the supper.
At its close. after singing, “Onward
Christian Soldiers," llr. l’otfcr was in’
froIiut‘t-Il as :I man who while yet
young had made himself greatly cf-
fcctlve. not only in the religious life,
but also in the civic life oi Hartford.
The Iltcn would be interested in him
also because he Was a Classmate oi
the pastor oi the church, at Yale.
Dr. Potter proved. all Chairllau
Hamilton remarked at the close II his
address. It worthy successor to Presi-
dent Hadley. llr. (Tallulah and Rabbi
Wine, who have previously addressed
r‘ihin «urinal bothering. Hc tirade a
strong appeal for the service of the
church, on the port of the men. him
are late ,sthi in our great corpora-
tions. 'l‘ e church in such a corpora
lion, a borlv oi people galbcrcrl ~togclh-
er in order that. the world may know
find. The world will know and iii K"
for Its the church shown them his
love, through its sr‘i'vlt‘t‘.
Dr. Potter made a strong appeal for
social service on the part. of the
church. It must interest itself in all
the affairs of mankind. it in ’worfh
while, for llll‘li to give some of the
same interest that they give to llll‘ll‘
business also in the church.
The address lasted for ncnrly all
hour and Ivan listened to with drop in
forest. and received “fliiii applause.
After lbc singing of ‘iiow Firm a
Foundation. Dr. Macfarlalld use intro~
durcd. and then he in turn introduced
and welcomed his colleague. Rev.
l-‘raucin ll. llpbam. the new pastor of
the South Norwalit Moihoinf Church.
llr. llpharn expressed his great piece
are at tho cordial and warm hearted
way in which he had been wclcorrrcli
by both the. pastor and the men of tho
Congregational Church on bill M'l‘lVlll
to his new home: such icilowahip
would make his work very helpful.
The cloIIifiK address was by llt‘.
lllucfarluuti. llc earnestly lmprcaactl
the thought liraf the men or our- day
needed in their triple and burly life to
bring in the sense of worship. and to
strengthen themselves by Hill Inorrrl
and spiritual ttrilucncc of tho utmpoi.
lie. expressed biII gratitude for the
help of tho men of his church in bid
owrt work
it was about to o'clock when the
authoring broke up, after- Hlllillliirl
"Alucricll. lllld receiving the beuodlr.
lion, although most of tho men remain-
ed for It little for further Iroclul inter
course.
The IIII‘IIIlc of thc orchestra nddcrl
much to the life and interest of ill--
overllrilf
n
DANCE AT PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
Given by tho lmmuuto Conception
Oocloty.
'i‘he immaculate Conception l'llll'llliy
of tit. Mary‘u Cillll't‘ll. field It very
pleasant little dance lent evening at
the nuclciy‘s hall in the basement of
the perm-him III-hoot in lmnard Ilfrcnl.
lihwh member had the. privilege of in
villng II gentleman friend.
Dancing music was furnished by
Bvoc's orchestra and a collation was
served.
-. MAI...“
saloon WRIST lN IRIDQIPOHT.
Mrs. nlrddi’ph istubnchor entertained
II company It friends at bridge outcr-
day afternoon at her home. In ridge
port and there wcro several lflitillllt
in attendance from this city and Earl
Norwaiit including Mrs. (I I‘. find-
troy. Mice Edith Vroorn. Mrs. illltou
B. tinker. Mrs. George II. Van Aistyno
and Mrs. James Golden. The first
prise of the afternoon was won by Mrs.
Moifelt. o'f flirt neport and the second
by Mrs. Golda.
Peter Foley. of Bridgeport s for‘
nor Namath young man. was in Nor-
walk over night.
Lockwood“:
The. members of the
Circle, of the Norwallec
Church, presented a' play '
Time of His Life last vcnlng.
inokwood's Hail. The Ci etc was as-
sisted by members of the short Club.
The attendance was very ran and tho
play was well give. it we pure come
dy. laughable and italic, nd a grati-
fying sum of money was r edited
The various committee who made
such an especially succepsful affair
wurc; Committee on ull‘ungorllonta
President Mrs. J Wallac. Marvin are
eluted by the Circle and the Egbert
Club; stage committee. the Misses
(trace Smith, Adoilo Bolt
Ryder; candy committee the Misses
Eleanor Smith Lillian . vomit and
Julie Smith: the unborn tho Milled
Hazel Paddock. Jessie l’ Yves. Edith
Foster, Laura Raymond nna Crlrtis.
.lusic Bates. Mary and (I lie Marvin;
Miss Helen Keolnr and Miss Annie
Jones were in Iharge of the tickets.
The coach was Mrs. Rus‘eli Gladwin
and her slrcccaaful work was easily
apparent last evening in the produc-
tion of the play. The llg rt Club or-
chestra rendered severe selections
during the evening whic were of a
.pienaing nature. About i you“ new
pic from Bridgeport alien ed the play
in a body. They are goin to give the
pldy in their- city and if Ila thought
ing its production. One feature of the
piru was the regular dinner that was
owed on the stage during the second
incl. All interpreted their parts finely
and the play went off without a bitch
The synopsis and cast of characters
Mr.
M rs. llob flrcy
Torn (larlcr,
. ..... Martha Walklcy
Mrs. Gray's brothor..
licniiqth Coloburu
WvI-omhc In "person
age" lth Baldwin
MI i'clcr Wycombc a .“pcssimlst'
with a digestion ....... t. Will Gray
Mrs. l'ctci‘
Tom Cartri- "rich
Mr. James iandou. Six;
father. of II peppery disposition“
'l‘horu pson
Uncle Tom.
from the South. .(‘altln Phil lick
Officer Hogan. of lilf.‘ 22ml smut
lice station
Act l.-—l)inimx room in
home about blo‘c 'p. II»
Act ll.«
hour later
Al‘t. ill. --."|llllni_v Ill 2 Illibl'll a if)
the some night.
lilillliilil stllli’rs- ‘
llllliltiliiillill
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Windows Broken Cut and Side
of Building Torn Down at
Overlook Academy
The rumor that. liver-look Academy
would not I-Inupicte its base ball sched-
ule hits been pronounced as false by
the management of the school. The
rtrrnor had gained ctursldcrablc hood-
way, but though if was considered by
the management. the report that it
had been decided in not true.
The comic 0f the rumor has Just
leaked out and is quite an tntcrnafiug
nc. if acorns that when the bane ball
cam and all the larger boy? with
most of the teachers. went IIIN I cw iln
IuII last week to piar fllc liopklns
(IIIImmuI School team of I at place.
the athlliiur boys, who were til III the
school, began looking for some excite
lucnt. ’i‘haf they round iilc tilljf'l‘l. of
tlrclr h‘f‘lli't'll was plainly evident when
the team and teachers returned from
the. garlic. The windows of the. gymna—
sluru room were all broken and the
«trio of the building broken out. Just
who were the culprits could not be
learned by the faculty. The boys were
told, that fllclis they would tell who
committed tho mischief, the base llilll
Rallies which were scheduled for tho
ill the face. those who IIIIIIII of the ill-
iair. and who had coulmiticll It, would
not tell. ’i‘llilIItlI hogan to look bad for
the athletics of the school. when the
brllrhi idea of authentic, who was able
louIl hol it) have the alhlctfcn given up.
wall it toll and the offenders discovered
“lhcy acre severely punished and the
usual dialiplinc of the school again
tcighcd supremo.
The way in which the offenders were
discovered wall a Ilimpic yet effective
flian ii A committee was IIIquiuto'd
and they fail around among the stud
outs all wank, with the ultimate rouuif
I” success. At any rate the athletics
Ill Overlook will not be given up and
the baaobafl team will complete their
schedule:
Overlook in playing tho Wilton hallo
[lull Club today in Wilton and after
the dopressi‘ohof fueling over the troll
bin and the thoughts of such great din.
appointment as Would aver resulted
from the I nceiiing of In future
frames, (till are expected tovpul up II
good It'lliil‘.
GRANDMA 'l’WlfBl lN ONI DAY.
A bright baby girl was born to Mr
and Mrs. Raymund in. arr-tron, not till
Ann street. yesterday morning, and
last night It daughter arrived at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jarvis.
in crocketf. street, llovvoyton. 'i‘hlo
molten "Mn Mary ll‘ilnt. of Rowuytun.
o grandmother twice in one day Both
mothers and children are doing nicely.
that the) came here for pbints rogardr
bob (trey ...... Will Welluita
Dorothy Landon, secretly longagod to
Dorothy's
Ernngf “mam
all old Imlorc‘d b tlor
Walter III or
the are!
“Still"! an Act 1'. about one
{ BIISIS IiiIPEl
I IIW till i
“Tells Commuters Road Loses
Money on Each Passen- l
ger Carried
illl iiiiiliilill ii
iii iiiii Iililiil
Carries People into New York
for Nothing and a Blessing I
NEW YORK, May 2i .u’l‘hcre is no
hope for commuters Coming into this
city over the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad of a voluntary
abandonment of the advanced rates it
has been announced will be put, into
effect on Juno 1. President Charles 8.
Molten made this plain yesterday to
delegations from New Rochelle and
Westcbeslcr Chamber oi Commerce
who protested against the increase.
Mr. Mellon discussed the subject
frankly, told the commuters that the
railroad loses money on them and said
the contract of the New Haven road
with the New York Central for bring-
ing passengers into the Grand Central
Station was largely responsible for
this.
He also explained that it costs more
to operate trains with electricity than
it did with steam locomotives.
"We pay out five ccufs more than we
receive on each commuter." said Mr.
Mellon. "Wc carry you info New York
for nothing and our blessing. We arc
not trying ‘0 rob van. The more you
do and the more you prosper the worse
off we aro'
Mr Mclicn added that be Iould af~
ford to pay all New York passengers
five cents if they would not travel
over this road.
"Whore does all the revenue of the
mad (‘lmli‘ front if not from commut-
crs'f" asked a commuter.
"Prom investments." replied i’rcul
dent Mellon. To another delegate who
said that the "New Haven had gobbled
the Weslebosfer and Boston railroad
in order to stifle competition and co-
labllnh a monopoiv',” Mr Mellon ans-
wercd: "l‘ll sell the WcsIcth-Ifer and
Boston for what it cost.“
Illslll illiili
minimalism
Novel Program Rendered in the
fiverlook-Selleclt School,
test flight
“The Most
the World“ was the title of a play gir
(In to the people of The Norwuika last
cvenln in the (Ivor-lmk-Scllcck school
auditor um. There was an attendance
Which filled the room to overflowing.
The play was given by the Ralsfon
Family, which consists of a than. his
wife and three children. assisted by
tho Overlook students, and Iran for
the benefit of the Athletic Association
fund. A nice sum was nctféd by the
cuirrinlnmout.
After the play the runny young poo
pic pronchl enjoyed n number of
dimers, lhc ulurlic for which was for
nisbcvi by Rpeidcl‘u Bridgeport orchcs.
in.
The committees lll I-bIIrIrc of the al-
fnir wore the following: Profonuur
italic, musical director: W. lt‘. Kurhlcr.
business manager; A .i ' Merrill. all
vancc manager and press age-III; .l.
('alnsus, Inhaler of properties.
The t‘flltl in given hclow:
\‘Ianltvi'lnng tactic null pantomime)
' ‘- ................ I. run
future would all bu cancelled and that ”:1”le H” llllllllll r71} it‘l‘u’l'loncg
the athletic follinrc of tho school EIIIIWTIW .............. Howard
would be abandoned entirely. Idvonl Ylnnc-Ylanlt '''''''''''''' Esther
with thin lilro calamity ufnrlup. tiruru' V0.5"... ............ Mru. llaietou
ilevilallon lwitlr facial cohtorflotlll-
'l‘bc lInrlIicllIm ............. . lillher
A Man and fill Auto ........ Esther
Monolonuc lwiib gymnastic demob-
strutiousl ............ Mr. Balaton
liecilnilon »»»»» iiur Railroads
Mrs. Raisins
lilmnulb Century illiliiw-Afwlllllt His
Prince Chennakulvcn ..
liuko VIlionlI . Clarence
King 'l'llorwaid .......... Howard
l’rincooo Dolores lilsthor
Queen Thorwsid Mrs. Relaton
Mark Anthony‘s tlration (in part)..
Howard
iienrict. Crave Scene llu partl....
. Howard
The Artist's
......
Mr. Million
mouth—w
Mien Angelo Mrs. llaielon
flair .................~.....Esther
Mind ending......................
Mrs. Rsleton and ldsfher
The Awakening of Mr..llenpnclt (Iron-
illtlDllIll“
Mr. llnrrpccir Mr. ital-ton
Mrs. Momma .........Mrs. million
Cyrano-tic and Acrobatic Work
The Ralolon Family
u—WOMAN'I GUILD LUNCH! N.
Under auspices of Trinity arch
(laud. 'l'IIIIrIIisy at 12 o'clock. in former
hood or Vollr atom. till Washingtonian
Hot roast beef and mashed puts
the. sandwiches. 6c; oruiiero. doll
Iiiliill ii Plilil
the Norwalk borrptfai for treatment.
Wonderful Children in ..
nuts and pics. 50: out!“ and too, . .
Also cake and apron solo.
Mann
Ii Ilililiilili iiiiiliill
Former Pupil Soundedthe Fire
Alarm Signal During the
Entertainment
A near-panic was caused at
he
llrunklin school. last night. over lhe'
actions of one of the youths who was
in attendance at the musicals given
by the Glee Club.
The boy. possibly thoughtieesiy.‘
sounded the flresignal during the
progress of the entertainment. and in
an instant the assembly hail attend.
ante were thrown into an uproar
”Hill was made for the exits, and a
large number of people started down
the stairs. Superintendent Chancellor
rustic an effort to quiet the people. and
he so far succeeded that the cooler
Ihcnded ones stopped when he assured
them there was no cause far alarm,
and that a mistake had been mm
When things quieted down again tho
program was resumed. Some ladies
' are reported to have been bruised and.
shaken up in the rush for the doors. i
Superintendent Chancellor is quite
positive. that. he knows the name of
the bar causing the trouble. but has
not vat decided what action he will
take. The boy is said to have been a
former pupil who left school a year
ago.
Samuel w. Fairchiid, of Chestnut,
street, Norwalk. has been admitted to:
Classified savortloomonto on Into 9:8:
to words or loss. 29 cents: 3 times. I
each additional word. i sent one laurtlon.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WALL Praia. do A com. AN!) or.
Pnpcrhauging and Paiufin done any-
where in Town of RUIN” Send for
”mph-s. or call at in Washington St.
urphy Decorating Co.
ate-2.
MODES P. HALLOOK. LADIES' MIL-
ilncr. liars trimmed and nude in the lat-
ent uplel-dliti styles. Materials furnished
if desired. llours from 8 a. m. to 6:30 p.
In. I6 Chestnut St.. South Norwaik. m If
SAVE YOUR TRIKE-SEVEN YEARS
raItchu experience and collexe training
II horticulture and entomology. places
the inf positionem to care for your trade
auto-nil cal y. to no agents. JOI-
epn Cornell. Tree ar an. Non-lit.
ILIOTRO PLAYING Oi" ALL KINDS.
Oaldlsed copper. brass and nickai.b ems.
old gold. nun metal and black yacht
minu; plumbero' our) walls. and chand- on.
life ole and autumn mic trimm MH-
tuba I'm Water
0!. Til. sacs .
TO LET
T0 Lar .mrnrv ll’r llAYlLANh s'r..
accornmrxlallonn for three horses. inquire
III. M. Tulle-II. I46 South Main St. .1 3t
t-llX
TO LET -A NEW llnl'rllii.
l'ImunI and bath. all lurpmwrncnfa. in-
cluding electric lights. inquire. E. if. Fox,
11': West HI IIIL’l It
TO LET P‘lVl-l ltINIMH. lCAt-i'l‘ NOR-
IvIIliI. sllilnllic for Him" family. itcnt
free In June 1. “'rllc f‘. 0. Ho). Mil. or
lull-plinth Shit l. llllll 3t
TO LET iCAi'li Til 'l‘\'lI) PEOPLE
only. flllrilnlrcrl ill unfurnished upnrltucnlu
for light lIIIusIkcI-plng. tirlcc moms f\ll(l
burn or foul III-um and built: every lumi-
crp «IIIH'Nlllt‘llf't‘. bent and but water sup-
Plll'il \\ ltlI I-III‘lI t'I'tIt. Nil Irliilllt's‘ll. “Hill It
ten minutes of “‘ch Ave. trolley. lil-
uuin- ill Sentinel office. 11131 {if
mum's r-‘mou or FIVE
V0 LIT
large rooms of No. If Collusion :rcul I13
in «Iivuucr Apply to full. grocer. 1“
Voltage 5L. Plant Norwaill tutu at
TO LET lllltlhis wrrll tin/um; Ai.~
no fcw tnblc boarderu wIIulI-Ii. to West
Avc.. South Norwalit. tutti fit
TO LIT ‘TtIRl-DE.
rIIIIIII apartments.
tuu Si.
p‘rll'll AND Wii‘l‘:
iuIIuirr 7t; \l'aahlu -
IIIiiht
TO LIT PROM .ll‘NlI‘ l. S’l‘iltlld AT
36 WIwIIllI lull Hf” lIoII orruplctl by the
Reed lt- olk Electrical i‘u. Louis 3.
livers: mill l‘.'i
To LUMsIRTIIIIoM Imltsu. 'l‘Wl)
heron of goml anion land. inquire. Mrs.
’l‘nrluv. ill'l ’i‘IIy or Avo. shut
T0 LKTI-it‘llllhl JliNbSl .
llcrnrri plIIcI;
Iucludln
Knapp.
liill'frllt: 1‘]
ill rut-run. nil ltrmrtlvemcutn.
electric lights. lnuulrc John H.
:Wrsi SI Irtltitt
TO LIT illtit K liniitv‘ld, so UNION
tlt , I-Ieum rIwImII, all conveniences. m'f‘ho
tlalcb II Halley Go. all
FOR SALE
PRIVATE CALCUI“ P‘URNI’I’U HA I?!
lumlla of ill Hill/view Ava. Mill
and “mini-Inlay. lu-gllmltl. at M finial;
m
u... ....._. as..." U...
'0 0R IALI HNI‘} lllquiltehli‘ it}. IM'I‘
bklzlfi font. in fluent residential location of 1.“
1855 or .I.
illllllllll ll
tllllll rill
Second Annual Dinner Punctuat-
ed With Witty Sallies and
Timely Addresses
liiliiiili iii. lliiillllli ,
,iilil liilllilliliiiix
Attorney Leo Davis Compliment-
ed for Perfect Arrangements
The dinner of the Nor-walk Bar Ae-
soclation. last evening, at the Country
Club, was a highly enjoyable event. as
is attested by all of the lawyers in
attendance. The dinner was so well
prepared as to cause many compli-
ments to fall in the direction of Slow-
ard George *I‘ictjan. and the high
standard that had been set by the ma-
(Continugd on Second Page.)
54—4...— *.
Classified monuments on sun pa
so word or loss. as center I limos. I
each additional went. i cent per lnssrto
WANTED.
WANTED-«limo HOUSES Ti) PAPER.
itlt Ind decorate. All wor luarlmleed
tisiacfory Wulipu papers and mouldings.
Rudder. loll South Main Street.
A.
Tel. liklb- t. alii 1m
WANTEDw'l‘WU PAINTEHS. APPLY
A. White. palntcr, ill lily Avc. 'l‘ci. 722-3.
LADI£8~~SZI A DAY MAKING SOFA
pillows; work sI-nl anywhere pro id:
beautiful pillow Halt free: propost ion,
advice. ctr... 10c. Nu postuia answered.
Harvey Cu. llil~tiii Columbus Avail New
Haven. Conn. 1:814
AGENTS lll‘ BSL‘RI PT 0N GEN B
wanted to canvass a dill" of ill we I.
known New Yorkm
monthly lustslmcntm bah
miles on‘ can earn frown“
neck. host of referent!" occur
or write American Home. pointy.“
Spruce 8L. New \orlI.
WANTEMITIM'PION AT GENE”:
hammock: cuolllaund mum
Lexington Ave.
WANTED MEN IIPAIIN automo-
bile business We leachb It):
you 845 A week Autumn m. Weekly
lichno
Rochester. N. run it
WANTEDv—A IIIIII. FUR MINERAL
housework in a small famil'. Apply to
Mrs. W. H lljtngton. 1? fiction Ave.”
l
GIRL WANTED Tl) Assrs'r ABOUT
hIIIIIII- A amid homo and right il‘oflmeut.
firs. ll. it. Mirror.
Norwulk.
WANTED- (Hill. FOR
hnuscvmrk in small family. inquire Mrs.
Margaret 1 under 67 West lit mill) 3t
WANTED» I‘ll itzRYB()l)Y TO DRINK
Mohegan Spring Water. Absolutely pure.
Dcllvcrcll at your door. Telephone 932—5.
VI bIlI- framing.Y oclrcsltcrm Alli
:I.‘l (ovt Ave" East
"130 M
Five-gallon buillc, 25I. m2i‘l if
WANTID 'l'\\0 FIRST- UCLA” (AR-
ntcrs. Apply I-vcntugn. O. on.
Wflrilcitl Ht. l‘llltli Noruulll. Dill
WANTIEIHY HUNG/IBM GlRl»
situation at general llouscwbr : cannot
speak English. iii lmlluy St. tutti :lt
WANTID MAI‘HrNia'rI-I AND LATHE
hands; IIlcaIi' mark and good We. Ap -
ply In The focus Moi»: Works. Ila'nue.‘
f‘onn. I"(l at
WANTED—vain“. FUR adamant.
housework. inquire Mrs. W A tlrewrg
lil WcIIl tit. mill ill
WANTIO~ t‘llAMllldliMAlD AT MAN-
, IIIIIn lloune. till l-2 Washington St. mill or
WANTKD‘MTI'JXl-fi'. PIItll'I‘lUN Iron
hustling nuln. aged between 2! and 3f
Ii
good chance for IIdvaIIIemont. (Inc with
alight Inculmuiiul ability proforr 3d": Ap-
l" (u Tllt‘ l'. B. UNIV "0. \ art.
form. ildl
w NTID- IAIAN $200. RETURN ”ti
were ly for live “'I‘O‘klf. flocurLfyd. Worth
lltlll. HcfcrI-nrcn given and all A-
rrlls tlcnrue P3. t'larlt. Eoufb orvralk
l’. 0. all? fit
WANTID- MAt‘HlNlB'l‘B. NORWALK
iron Works t‘.ompuoy
WANTID TO BUY. Aid.
cattle and poultry: best prices
lb. for good iaf calves.
l‘ormocticul Turnpike.
KlNDigm 01'
ll. Fried man.
south Norwalk.
ornniltu in litre of Rev. ll. .‘iur lou- ‘ .6132.
for, ail WI-III Admin flit .... . r m...“
Iron” I‘m our...» AND nor. It PROFESSIONAL-
Spring ill. his room» null broth. all im-
ovculcnla. furrow Iicyrly mrmrod null OON|IRVATOIW wiIANfIlJACllBfl AND
tntmi Anop III-luulty' llibuuurflll home Music French. Latin. Herman Mullah
ll llil' I'l-lllcl II a moderate price; 3.1.60"; and Violin taught thoroughly. Mary rea-
humor of 'fnylor in ”union
FOR HIALI 'l‘lilll: ll}- l'll'llfli} HM!-
room eel. mattress and springs. or. .1".
quire l3 Ilorarll place m..l ill
FOR CALI ”Nil; Ill‘liwldt‘i 'UW. J‘lVI‘
l’lillo byetultt lumps. B. l. illicit from and
lIlcle-IIII. garden toole. Nib: household
ulnituro. II. W. lmvrencc. Wont Irf
Ava. fwullt‘l‘ tl‘lfch phenol milllt
POI CALI tithi'f‘th runnrun Plil’tl.
lire ruonlhn old: brad from rise stock.
gitl'lknllfl sch them. at its Ma a BL. mNor;
a .
P It CALI t‘A'l‘lJOAT. 30:7. (100”
mu IitIoII. l‘bcap If sold III once. ..
‘l‘llricn. ll i‘rI-ucI-nl 'I'urrarm. Tel. lug)? ill
I'Aillslibllllliti
equipped; new lime:
or address bolt 93.
min at
”A“ Italic, .$m
I
{Oil-mm
'0” MI Mun“?
AVE" WW0
FOR CALI » FIVE
luriulot our full
largo II. 't‘ot. 28.
Euwnytoh.
PG“ IA I-~
and 1
1'8“ ‘2ng rub.”
”00%" Illa-I‘M tw o-fami'fy
rouse. lot mil 2. central
or Did. inquire 7e Walthi
F0! IALI-cON LINCOL
will" .
an
notable ralou. t‘aii. address. MI 3.
Elm
life It. flowayton, (Tuna.
It «noon.
hive m“ w
AnCHiIALD TAYLOR Inflammat—
reseller of Mono. organist Nor-
Iralk baptist Church. Studio. A nar-
row Ave Tamil)! 4. .
Jae.” :—
LOST.
LOIT «A CtlliithlsN'i‘ f‘lN W MAP-
pl‘riro. ltcward for its return to 7 tie--
vi cw Arm. taunt Nora-.IIIII Into ill
LOITwl'll'l‘MEit IN arson!
'Tnuan aghimf‘togufll.“ an all
I . o
lrllburulnn." li'f' lionvlo low Ave.
lliIIIIi Norwallt .
min at
iron slits oh‘hxcnfifi?
IIALI on IXGHANtalu-‘iil “'1‘
man" into tat for
H “m?” “villi Magi? iii
m‘irlmw
iron same on m m
‘1in
but
fitt-
MW? Of Dr. Home
“It all - out
arms can outlinem U is
in. ill!
4: “LI OK
“amtw... arena... It?“
mm
m, .
award for rotor I‘ll _
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Norwalk Chronicler