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tan Night's noun; Marks the
End of ills Nina Years of
Faithful Service
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IRRRSIER ll’l’llflillilli
iiommittsamsn Elia Complains of
Late Arrival of Supplies
last night's monthly meeting of the
Mind of school visitols tit the High
school building. in West avenue. was
unevenlwfui except for the fact that it
marked the retirement from the board
of Dr. George 8. Kendall. who has been
for your: a most consistent worker for
the Improvement of the grammar
schools of the town and the High
school. Dr. Kendall has been a mem-
ber of the board continuously for
nine years and last night was the last
one of his present term.
Some time ago he announced that
he would not be a candidate for re-
election and Dr. J. Milton Coburn was
nominated in his place at the recent
Republican town caucus of the Second
district of the town.
Dr. Kendall made it short address
before the members of tho board at
last night's meeting. in which he ex-
pressed his regret to break up an as-
sociation of so long standing with the
hoard, but explained that it was his
desire to retire from actlvo participa-
tion in school affairs, He thanked
President Bradley 8. Keith for the
courtesy he had extended to him.
President Keith made‘s cordiiil and
impreslve speech in reply In which he
expressed his deep personal regret that
Dr. Kendall vvas about to cease his
membership on the board and added
that the other members had expressed
lhemsslv in the a manner. After
Mr Keit had till“. all of that
othsr'msm ia’ few words of
regret that a, it would not be
a member of the b‘ rd henceforth.
An incident of the meeting was the
turning down again by. the board of“ the
app stion of
resii “kit :fim
him! it sm ”South,
Norwallt ‘stiii Th? bolti‘tl turned
down the 'sfitlicsliom on the ground
that it had not been approved by the
dlbtrict committeem‘s‘h, involved. The
board deco not entertIin applications
fur transfer without the approval of
the district in which npii's reside and
the districts in will they desire to
attend school Mr. Tristvam' s request
was not approved by J. R. P. Hoyt.
tommittee of the Emotional district.
Mr. Tristram declared that a member
of the board oi school visitors had
told his wife that the approval of the
district committee was not necessary.
Secretary Wilfred Bodwsll wanted to
know who the member was. Mr. Tris-
tram replied that it was Harry Rider.
There followed a tilt between Messrs.
Rider and Trlslram. Mr. Rider dony‘
lng absolutely that he had made the
statement attributed to him.
Permission was granted s child mov-
ing from East Norszk to Bi‘ldgepon.
to attend the East Norwalk schools
upon the payment of the usual tuition,
and three children residing in Dorian
to attend the Rowsyton school.
A complaint was received iromJamos
l6. it‘lls, .ir.. comfliiiteemsn of the
llrcud itivcr district. to the effect that
while he made requisition last June
to. hooks and supplies. they did not
arrive until after the beginning of the
full term. He asked that the matter
be remedied for the future. The com-
plaint was turned over to Thomas C.
unicorn. the purchasing agent.
Secretary Bodwell explained thai
the hgures in his report at the recent
town meeting are correct. Thsy were
mtontionrd at the meeting. but it was
brought out that if there is any error
it is in the figuring oi the various dis
tricts and Mr. Bodwell cannot be held
responsible for errors that may occur
in those quarters.
There were present at last night‘s
meeting President Kollh. Secretary
Bodwsii Dr. W. J. 'l‘rntey. ilr. (3. 8.
Kendall. Harry Rider and Dr. if B.
Sharer. ’
vtririmo luvs
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Mist--
There is a petition in circulation
since the council meeting of Norwsllt.
on Monday evening. to have the hitch-
lng rail is [sues street loft down.
Thorn were several gentlemen present
at the council meeting which r oest-
od that the rail be replaced and treat
Commissioner John M s was in
structcti to replace the since that
the petitioners have health sy. Sam
nail. .Westi and Robert 0. Masters
have succeeded in obtaining many
signers of the property owners an
residents in isaans street as well as
others. who regard the rail sa s nui-
sance. ‘
it is about the only? public discs but
of the way. yet convenient. for those
who drive into town to transact theirs
business and to patronize the local
stores and aliens.
sr's Hail. tonight.
furs oi Did Wall’s Festival
Tomorrow mining
The secdnd night of Old Well Hook
and Lsdor Company's fair was success-
fill in every particular. Music was
furnished by the De Luxe orchestra for
dancing, Which was enjoyed to the lim-
it by all present. The entertainment
was furnished by the management of
Music Hall.
Tonight there will be dancing and
entertainment from Music Hall and
’thursday night there will be a parade
of visiting and local firemen. The vis-
iting companies from Westport. Daricn
and Rowayton will arrive on early
trains and trolleys and the line will
form at 7 o'clock in Hsvllsnd stareot.
as follows: ,
First Divisl0n+80uth Norwalk Fire
Police, American iiand. Old Well, Put-
nam Hose. Rowayton iiose.
Second Division—Damien Drum
Corps. Eagle Hook and imdder'and Em
glue Company, Vigilsnt h‘nglno Com-
pany. Westport.
This line will march through South
Main and Washington streets to east
end of bridge. where the Muyiiowei's
will be met. and'then countermarclilng
to North Main street and West avenue
to Nor-walk Armory. where the Nor-
walk department will be met. accom-
panied by the Yale Fife and Bugle
Corps. The line will then counter-
msrch to Red Mons Hail. where the
firemen will be entertained by Old
Well flock and Ladder Company. Two
big acts from Music Hall and other on
tertainmcnt will be furnished; also a
piano player of note will beat the
piano booth of Mrs. Studwcil. .
At the special meeting of tho Pio-
neer Hook and Ladder Company, held
last evening. it was voted to turn out
on tomorrow evening in uniform. and
march down the avenue us iiir as the
Armory. attended by a drum corps
They will meet the South Norwalk
Fire Department at the Armory and
the latter will open ranks and also
the Norawlk department their guests
of the evening, the right of line. The
band of the South Norwalk depart-
ment will lead the marching company
to the fair. now being held in Red
Men's liall. it is expected that nearly
all of the members of the Pioneer Com-
pany will turn out on Thursday oven-
lng. The vote to do so last evening
was unanimous.
~WHAT'8 THE USE
of baiting when you can get delicious
home- made wheat. rye and oatmeal
broad biscuit. can. cookies. etc. in?
moron It‘flifluf‘ beryl Till. 314-3
'iiiiciiiit intuit"
illilliililllii in. l
Eli-Congressman Deforasi Will
Nominate Chief Vollinar
. for Shortli-
Deflnliu arrangements have now
been made for the convonthn which
will nominate Chief of Police William
Voilmer. of this city, fer sheriff of
iv‘alrfieid County, on the Democratic
ticket. The convention will be held on
Saturday afternoon. October lot. at, it
color-k. at- Lincoln Hall. in Cannon
street. Bridgeport. There arc 80 dele-
gates to the convention and Chief Voii'
mar will he iho unanimous choice.
There was quite a gathering of prom-
inent Democrat» from the Norwaiks.
Bridgeport and other places in the
county at Bridgeport, yesterday. and
the greatest confidence was expressed
that Chief Vollmor will be the next
sheriff of Fairiieid County. Of special
Interest in connection with the gather.
ing was the fact thal most of those
who had been in attendance at tho'
Hawley dinner at tho Stratfisld llotel
were met by the Voiimer man. So far
as confid ace in the shrievsily contest
iii concern if. it was all on the side of
the Vollmor men. There is no doubt
in the minds of C oirVollmor's sup-
porters aud many 0 bars who are not
actively engaged in his behalf. that tho
Hawley dinner yesterday at the Strstt
field fell about as flat as it could. it
Is pointed out that while there were
oxpresions of confidence in the pres-
ent incumbent of the office and (ion
greasmtin iii. J. Hill was called on to
say something in Sheriff stiey's fa-
vor. but boiled down about the only
thing gotten out of him is that inast
much as ho is a Republican he will
stand by the entire ticket: including
Sheriff sticy. if anybody had been
expecting a sposoh of eulogy be was
disappointed.
Voilmcr enthusiasm is contagious
and there are fsw positions on the
state ticket that will receive so much
attention on election day as that where
the names of the nominees for sheriff
appears. There is no doubt, too. that
the convention will be a ilvsly demon
titration of the popularity of Ohio: Voil-
mor.
mflongressman Robert a. Deli‘orest
will make the nominating speech and
there will be ascending speeches by
Tax Collector John Dontielly of
Bridgeport; Fall-loll J. Connolly. of
Dsnbury. and Former flsnator Jere
mish Donovan. of south Norwaiit
'f’bs delegates to the convention
should send their credentials to Law-
rence Gill. of Bridgeport.
W
m'l‘tvin City novrllng Alleys will
for the season 'i'iinrsd sy. Sept.
1. with 1 match guns between the
Mohawits and Eagles and high score.
will be looksd for. as the, Alloys have
bass put in Int clan condition for
ileum
Ivsc's orchestra.
mmnar. omnibus iii. trio
Madame Olga Biirotori Gives
Program at Annual Frasi-
dent's allay .
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Still if RlllilRlllR
Entertainment committee lied
Planned Pleasant Surprise
The. Woman's club. of Norwalk. calc-
.bralod its annual "President's Day"
yesterday. it is the custom of this so
cicty to have a ru-union and luncheon
each your at which the president of
the club is the guest of honor. A com~
mltloe for this occasion is appointed
and upon this committee devolves the
task of all arrangements.
Beautiful Shorehaven inn at Lang-
don islands was chosen this year and
here luncheon was served at 1 o‘clock
The menu cards were picture postals
of the inn and the estate. The lunch
eon of six contacts was admirably com-
posed. deliciously cooked. served with
case and colority. Many expressions
of satisfaction were heard and the
manager of the inn. who had given the
matter his special supervision. must
have been gratified by the assurance
«o...—
(Continued On Fifth Page.)
« “pvwa
Plillilll unlit
emulation
William Roscoe. at Music iisil
Did Not Have License for
This Stats
Two state policemen. Vrettl and Wit
son. dropped into Music Hall yesterday
attornoon and placed William R as.
the motion picture machine tor
under arrest on a charge of not having
a license to operate The assume be
fore Judge Edvmrd iii. [ateliwood this
morning. in order to satisfy msaif
on certain points. the Judge «in lnuod
the case. putting Roscoe under a bond
Roscoe ciaiinod he had a license in
New York in l900 and has taken an
examination for 1910, but that he has
not yet received his certificate. He
said he had been working right along
in New York pending the receiving oi
his certificate and supposed it would
be all rlttht to do likewise here.
Who informed the state police has
not been determined. but it was the
opinion this morning in one quarter
that a former cmployo of the theatre
who severed his connection a few days
ago tipped off the stale unicorn.
Meanwhile. until the matter is aci-
tlati. another New York operator is
manipulating the picture machine.
lOBlL IOIT MEN
ll NEW YORK Mil!
On Sunday, October 2 the items
Point Dlvlslnn' United Voluntari- Life
Saving Corps will partlci ie in the
boat race of tilt? corps i New York.
They will be represented by the three
static] brothers. Arthur. Frederick
and Thornton. A number of the mom-
bers of the corps are planning to at-
tond the races.
The race starts iii ii o‘clock ii. In.
front 90th Street in the Hudson river.
and there is a fivomlio row against
the title and a return tlvor the same
course. with the tide. Three men run-
alltutc the rowing crow. while one man
is taken along for ballast. and to ucl
us rtixswsin.
The prises are individual medals for
each man in file flist three boats and a
large silver cup worth about .00 for
the winning crew
The local boys are golfing in shape
for the races They were inviting the
other day and passed several small
launches, tie it is soon that they are
right in trim.
M 4-00
mil Nd... cl.
MflI‘lemlB anti do lcru will not do
"VN nor charge any goods in my ac
count to any one without s requisition
from mil.
Fl. M. F. insulin.
”was “We“
iiilllIT Milli”
000m. illll'lllli
An important meeting of Court Late
rel. Daughters of isabslis. was held
last evening st the headquarters in
South Main strset. when the first Irv
outs of an .sotlvs winter social cant
paign were laid out.
it was decided to hold the first fab
social on by evening. Onto
lth man member wli save as
tunity to invite one guest. lady
ssnttiasian. A committee was sits
pointed to confer with death not»
f
if
purpose of srranging iolnti a “rust
antral to its held the last wash iii
Db. rs
sum of 101041. , .
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this city dufllll
Council. Knights of Columbus. foi- the Newton
he Norwallt til
chool Alumni
Asooistiou- hsldtlitp Mimi mobiles .
last evening in the #schcoi build.
ing in West avenue there was a
good attendance of members.
business meetingjtb's mil“
year were discuss tw
to hold a dance in
possibility of bold ,
meat was a disco - but hotbingv
of a definite nature vis- decided. The
reports of all the varietal committees
for the your were h rd and accepted.
They were ordered 0 cod no file.
The officers M‘ iii! fillill'in
were then elect
At the
for the
as voted
_ (or future. The
year
nd are as is Iowa:
5 Ali-tin. of the
V‘m’PW'd‘mng‘l‘h‘ A. Wclnitz.
of the class of tiles.
Treasurerwfly 8 "Eiuclfley, of the
class of 1908. ,
Financial secret-twain Josephine
Shumwsy. of the clash of 1891.
Recording Bocmmwfliss
Rooney. of the class “of loos
Following the buslbhs;:; meeting a
short program was a This was
opened by a. piano solo William A.
Welnlts. which was y well execut-
ed. Then lliiss lilsic it gave two
very fine readings. W'OAMid and
legend Brsgcnds. Tile! Wore well giv.
on and well applaudrd showing the so
prediction of the outlines. lli's- Dwight
Smith then rendered two very fine
solos In hcr usual engaging and pleas-
ing manner which. greatly pleased all
present and elicited much applause
The selections were come to the Gar-
den and Five Little White Heads.
it was then voted to extend the sym-
pathies of the million and to send
flowers to the farmer Milt. Fred-
erick Harris. who is ill. Indie wish
him a speedy receivers. ‘
nun—M
~N°Tluv
Owing to bad mm of water
(forcing us to cioss yesterday) we
trust our patrons wt [overlook delay
in active sin '"
halt? l la'i‘ WASH lAth
DRY.
si-tiiilattttorma
M" NEE] ‘
. w.
This yosr ii lite W election than“
will he a vote takes relative to the bit
ennlul election of the town oflicers.
While provisionhu been made in the
new ballots tombs voting on constitu-
tional amendments and on all voles
under special laws. there has been no
liite provision made fer voting on pub
lic laws. Therefore unis vote will RII‘O
to be taken with a‘asparate ballot and
a separate ballot his .
The idea of the Maoist election for
all of the tow- dfiicors Is a mach dis
Missed plan and Min favor with a
great many voters. The ofllcss of the
town clerk and town treasurer arc Ill-
0d new every two years. htll an effort
is being made to have all the town
ofhrcrs elected bionnialiy. it has
been figured out that it will save the
town in the neighborhood of ".500
every two years if this lg voted.
it is too late for this year. of course
an the vote will be whoihor or not. all
the town ulcers will be elected every
two years for the twoyears term. be-
ginning nsst year.
--F0li GALE ON ACCOUNT OF iLL~
NI“.
The long established business of
James Wood. Noruitm. f‘onn. Every
thing in the line of tools for a first
class shop. cutlery machines. stock
and dies, threading. soldering pots.
complete set of tin patterns. new
squaring shears, illicit and side salon
sion table and numerous other arti
tiles. This is it firat'clasa opportunity
for a good business man. Mr. Wood
controlled the plumbing business of
tho town. [or forms and particulars
apply to Mrs. Elisabeth Wood. Darlcn.
Conn.
class of 1904
Zita
‘Wm’ M'm.
are. unit within
Billiijiiigyilililli
lihsrins id. Hoyt. secretary and tram
surar of the south NorWalli Trust Co.
Mromlmlilfl‘by Mrs. lloyt will lssva
next week for hos Angelou. Californts.
when m. Hoyt will attend the an-
nunl convention of the American
“suitors Abattoistion
'l‘iia tiosnccticut detonation will
b spacial Pullman min and will
abot'it too strong. Tits trip will be a
bout sou ratios in lam Got it will
bevls IL- with. Colorado Emilia and
tits Grand Canon sndton the return.
the Dirty will go unilbo coast to Ban
Francisco. Issttls. flan cover one
Mr. and lira. if i "will away from
s month of (lotobcr
Ollll'l'll Mil
Ill. “EVE lll‘lll
10mm Miler-At the close of
titsJioiics slim processing- todsi. Or.
Is! it. dripped sail slum dials
honors wars muffled for . i
‘s waist 351‘: ”I; d at.
m 5 ' ~ .
rsssrvsd his dst
sacs forihv
i
’ and Mac at. John.
to miss with
lldfor invitations have
llsniati ”generation similamo-
erotic sunfish Its in
villi-lit
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Will Undoubtedly Ba Choice of
‘ Republicans ‘
The Democratic probate convention
was held this afternoon in the head-
quarters of the Democratic party in
Wall street and Judge Henry W. Greg-
ory was ins-nominated as csndlaie for
the office of Judge of' the Court of Pro
bats for the District of Norwalk.. which
office he has held continuously ever
since the retirement of Judge Ass B.
Woodward in 1809. A special election
was necessary that year, because. of the
retirement of the previous Judge and
Judge Gregory was reelected in 1900
Since 1902 he has been endorsed year
iy by both the Democrats and the Re
pubiicans. showing that he is the
choice of the cltisens and that he is the
right man in the right place.
'lhe convention was called to order
at 2 o'clock by the probate committee.
The vote w alien by acclamation. be-
ing unanimous
. in all probability the Republican
convention will follow the course of
past years and endorse the Demo
cratic nominee.
ittiiiitiii iiiiillililii
ititiit iitii illili
Rind of Canadian flamilcitlr-
srs' Association Says ills
WIIRMWIM
VAN 000V“. 8.0.. ML. 31 MT!!!
Dropout for mlprooity negotiations
between (heads and the United States
received a heavy blow at the hands of
President Johnullcndry in an address
at the opening yesterday of the and:
convention of the (‘ansdian Manufsc
tursr'a Association. it will later be
the subject of a resolution.
President Brandi-y said.
"i desire to emphasise the contrast
between. lbs mipmity situation as
if presents itself today and as it pre-
sented itself forty years she. At that
time it was Canada who came forward
so the suppllcant anxious to secure a
market in the United States for her
natural products. Today it is the Uni
tsd States who comes forward as the
supplicant anxious to secure a marital
in Canada for her manufactured pro-
ducts.
”Canada teddy stands in no “evil of
’ reciprocity with the United States."
The convention will last three days.
"A... “a...“
militants ion toils
rniii stissovto
Bamncl lreiand. deputy sheriff. in
about Norwalii. this morning. serving
iiiilipocnau on the following persons
for witnesses in the trial of Karl Funk.
which comes up in the Superior Court.
at Bridgeport. tomorrow
Funk was driving one of tits largo
automobile trucks of the Henry J. Bar
troi brewing Company. which ran
over and killed John Dowd. in West
avenue. Probable cause was found in
the Norwaik Town Courf. by Judge
iltdmirtl M. Lockwood. and lie was
bound over to tho September term of
the iluporlor curt.
The witnesses summoned are ilsry
Nelson. James Dowd Mrs larsel
Austin. Walter Dot-liar. Dr samba! ii
Huntington. Dr James ii. (in y.
il‘rsnit Blade. Mderlck Miller. Wll hm
J. Wood in Thomas Hunt. Thomas
hrodloy. John Flynn and James Atchi
son.
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iN'IO‘I’ID IV PUILIO
m
National lent o'f Nat-wallet Improve-
‘ manta Admired.
About info hundred hoopla visited
lions issued for the public inspection
"rim of its itinii li'i state an
all in South Halitosis
field and Son‘s building. Water at?“
and took the first stops toward the o
sanitation of an oyster cpsn‘ars' union.
This is the" first organisation of the
kind in the state and it is the intention
to make an effort to emulate all of
the openers along the line.
Considerable enthusiasm and dollar-
mination was manifested by the local
openers at their meeting last night
They chose officers. discussed the alt-
uation at length and arranged for an
that meeting next wselt. when the
state organiser will be have .
Chris Larsen (white) was made pres-
idem last night. Paul Mason (colored)
vice-president; and Ice Alex McCoy
(colored) secretary.
The openers are organising ass inu-
tual protection. Among the matters
which will be handled by the new
union, will be the installing of the new
type of dipper over which there was
a strike in some of the opening sstsb.
lishmonts a few days ago.
ROUGE PEIBIUI
I“ IE VETOEII
Unless the police pension ordin-
ance passed by the city council at
the meeting held on Thursday night of
iast‘wsek is vetoed by tomorrow by
Mayor Wolfe. it will become effective.
it is reported. however. that the mayor
will veto the provision. though he has
not made any official announcement of
his intention. It. was confidently pre-
dicted today that tomorrow Mayor
Wolfe will announce that he has re
on the second floor of the B Hora?
for undoing.
The police pension matter was de-
llbersted over in the city council for
a number of months before Insiiy be»
ing put to vote last week.
AQISOORO lNCRIASE Lian
Not a little discussion has been
aroused among the proportyiownsrs in
the city over the action of the city as~
sensors who have made quite a num-
ber of increases in the lists over tbs
figures of last year.
The will or John D. Kimmey. decries-
Oourt-thls morning.
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m. mow as. .. a.
”News? “lit um. i
additional van. 1 par Insertion.
About one hundred whim and color- ‘
0d oyster openers assembled last night
teed the measure and give his reasons _
ad, was approved in the Norwslk Pro . .-
bats
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once were but with the some old s
it. they marched broad avenues of
tilt! by the sea and were acclaim‘sti
by great crowds of poops coho pants
to sue the big feature of forty-foun-
Army of the Republic ideal Baptism
For‘tydotir states were represent“
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