infield of tho Norwulk Min
soclutlon oxerciuiug 1hr" role
iiinut the proposed hou'h
. ,9"!an Amhaoment Company.
utiitorium in V North Main
it Tueud' ey evening. January
. that flirtation would be perform
hilllvlhili and a sort or on
V, was furnished by an article
dgeport paper yesterday. whet
‘ ht propose to do to the exhl
isn't worth doing. according. to
o.‘ whiéh Who illuminated
'th a photograph of Joe while he was
mix and a rather oxtonded inter~
in which he is dileuetl to express
V‘ pinion oi Willinm A. anh. one 91
than u motors or the proposed bouts.
«continental ry lemme.
siltthlé who s leading topic or-
moon among the local uponing
‘ it] tyeniet'du), and it was pro
t-tnerfi would be trouble
-~ had for: and Bi ly Noon happened to
’ . :Pm of the promotion outne
in art order ior helore noon,
moo here about the Muhuoimmo
on er. There «as u verbal worm
in but homing worse. Billy Nash
‘ out ion the sidew and
motile him to tank or homo
lion“ ‘ on his own he
hilly Nash ohilnted. unless he
in nogettuoi‘ithedsal Bil-
withheld shsolu‘iniy untrue and
“Muivihill dould ‘have run all the
he Wanted to. no for as he was
. . » ii iii stuisd that police so
a
‘1“ , mt he ‘3“ not
' I one on on
”y iii' 01 the 0 that anh' a
”with the an horitiss wan to
Nash spouts the inch of this
on tail hrought
V tin! Joeu in
ii: itAmuuement
r John in
Tuesday
. Nash said
, ti slum tho?»
rue. him and'
uirihill on
u fold loe~to
‘ that any-
_ all right
, orned
‘ “:snm " Com puny”
flapreysrationu for
iteuidn to carry it
“at. wfir when save
Editor gentln
gestion which idouted 1 reel sure
will bring to .
tie diii'orent-c
John F.
hurts.
the South l alk (‘Iuii cnilnd' "PM!
uhloli.
‘ winter uenquds uonaionu every
inflict». or at loo.
' tell: to the consreg‘
IWMDO
th hell
3 thsfluos‘ to work. 1.
Will you p we in meite a hug
my solution the lit-
oun our trio'n'dii,
M : on and Christian
There is ' uiuu organization 01
Knockers" ~ during the
his club's min-
‘oxed, questions
Euuduy uttclnou
sion is to settle
and mixed aim: the weak preys
lens. This gen wolves all momvi
hers prudent. who‘ use to use their
"hooker" honim vithout; huy ro~
utrictiouii. and t Inding the via
iim or victims 1 niche unuslone
thoroughly sensor} or for any orii-
icimnu that ntayi Inflow. 'l‘hey
unruly get all in "timing to" thrill
and a low itnoc 1*. and are for-
evm' alter inuntm n‘uensitivonesu
irom adverse com .ur criticism.
Now. my on _ is this; Let
Mesuru. McMnho _ Swnrtl attend
tho "knockern' "
afternoon. bring
support from
- ‘ lilo will supply
any deficiency ihV principals may
lack in the idileel' ouslon of their
relations with o i am euro
tiller this club gelV ush with them
they will each fun hnvo had full
iii measure of
consideration. on. he ready to
bury the hatchet, all the ‘iittle
incident" otor w jhuy are now
troubled former e and nil hands
will join in sin V» 29 old songs.
"For they urn v and iollowe."
“80 so,» him all or." and the
meeting will close or lining the
hotel or good lriii'n * "8o mote
ii bv.‘
h ‘4‘)“UE 3‘
it moot iinnrousiv ice was held
yesterday morning no Not-walk
Methodist Church. ~ which the
pastor. Rev. Frank only, deliver.
ad an eloquent and ling uddrosh.
not in the form 01 20h. lint as s
This “nice
mm the New Year, as and corn
munion Sunday. on ongrag'stlon
was large. The in ink Ville limit
at s consecration , each tshle
full of oommunirun lg especially
conuocruted to the i tiro church
for the coming you -
Rev. Mr. Torrey I this pastor-
ate in the church. rich he has
been in charge for t are years.
He spoke at his roll ling that the
unanimous vote or t rd hsd boon
for his return ior r year. but
that it would not y iniluonos
him in more back. id that tho
peopie must uhow pphciutlon'l‘
at him and thst the hint to
turn. lie said turth the” way in
which they may or hell: denim
r his returnwouid ttend more
oly tho church I. hut‘enry
than on sunny. bu our-ins the
week .
Mr Torre
to come to In! I mm
1 those who ha i:
rough desih. He
saceedln ”uh well on
that itu
the
tits
amnion oil
but their to lice
its servi
r. Tomy has ~
church. His work it
mucmlui and!»
(flooded
ay "EDD.“ 90 .‘V : ~ill
to him, but ill
» police "Mm Now i
- by til “it‘s at. slim nails."
unrivalit Dealers Fiddle uracil:
in lhii hemp oi cultiva-
toil Ground
iiiilliliii Billiiii
iiiiiiili SilliPlili
commission lies, $27,288 Above
Expenses ior Two Years
NEW HAVEN. Juli. l.—~The shell
duh commission aulurdsy submitted
its biennial report to the .xovuruor.
The atstemont or nuance» allows that
for 1908-00 the receipts Wen- ”3.512,
disbursements $6.762. with u balance
or 86,750. and mi- woe-to the receipts
were 827,265. tho disbursement 86.127.
Vlonvlng a balance of 120.288. and the
balance for the urn yours 827.288.
llpou hugsoutlon of tho board at
equalization. which hoard acted proc-
lically an In shunning mm. tho 0mi-
ter proportion have linen rmnsuasod
and the increase» in the rulurns shows
tho effect. ,
The board tut-nod cm- to New ils
wu he collected under the law ”he.
63 in 1909. and $1,050.86 in 1910. a
net yelp. and to Millard 373231 in
1900. And ”“38 in “"0. uni, ill:-
rrcsuv of about onoxlliird over the
unuul receipt».
The report use in the line of hum-
motion» for Uni iuiuro: “When the
oyster police wan eninhlisheu planters
or the state onus-uteri to an int-mu
in the rate of taxation on amend
uh ‘or- unwell or ooh per dent.
one race having but» none per cent.
before. This increase was for tho pur-
pose of detrsyinx the "Nile ot the
Mt "it i 'V
tram-men: his WWI!!!» , '
Magus u- in km...
‘the oyster police. should not. in some
way but returned to the plahtoru or
used to render the police sorvico more
Baiieiat‘tfli'y and eilontusl.
it in wall worth consideration
whether or not tho present outer p0
lira statute should be mnenimi ands
bounty Iylilean substituted which
would in eii'ect maize outer milieu of
hundreds oi men whose occupation
tithes thorn on Hound sisters whooow
take no ‘intoresi in tho mutter.”
Tim sniarioe or the commissioners
and or like olurit. which amount to
12.900 years. are not included in the
dishuruemumu as they sro paid by tho
controller tram it apparel» account
in home or mund. Henry C.
Rowe of Now Hat-en. lusds. ulth ll.-
332. The Andrew deel Oyster (‘0.
or Bridgeport, nod 7.12% Other Own
are having ovor 1.000 acres sro:
Anteriésn Oyhtor (10., it)“: E. E;
Ball. New Haven. M35; Peter Decker.
South Norwaih. 1.039: I. and J. w.
Ellsworth 00.. New York. 1.074; le-~‘
craft Bro on. Now Haven. mull; ll‘.‘
Lane. ow Haven. 1.:239 ihu ile-
ig. K. bowls Oyster Co. Bridlopori. lo~
'94; F Nansfloid & Bone 00.. New
Haven, 1.218; w. u. Morwlu a' Bond ’
On..~ Millord. 2.082;
Manhunt Leas;
System. South Norwaih. 1.;548 Jen
kennel; Inith I: Boris. inn. Now its-
veil; All; Mil Brothers. inc" Nari
Neuron.“ idfl' Build"! Oyster 00..
main: 8.8M; Stevens Oystor
83s."b ”ND“:
W. nsend. New
Haven. MN. The tom acreage in
Frank Miller;
2, ,Conneutldut. waters is rum
.. mm turmoil
' new ohumh
Seeiehipt Oyiitu: .
I8 DIDIIIIDID.)m
Not a little intenst is being tails
- in the probable antenna of tits dine
sues new.“ the oyster openers an
turtlm ass V -- i
'l'hs ”I , V
MOI! ‘“ our ii
optimally all or the local «at.
. .,,vitu exception of its its“! plant! ,, .
In my ii is ”mom’iil'liiui ,, '
whim di r in all or the hints
' , mum “system
amnghwleill t- minim ‘ 1
» trim” on {if
_? Congress-
druids; Rev.
V are hlu au-
church.
if has been.
At "the; and
mm thesaurus ‘
It W“ Wt
a written or printed Voltage, but wus‘ '
sly from the
ox followed by
givsn uxtumuoriin
communion tabla,
the border Buouer.‘
,.~Dr lautsrlsud forth in ciesr
term the call whlohailhas come to the
modern church to the «rent hu-
man needs oi tho 'He reviewed
the history otV‘tth _ ‘ V ii ‘in its role
um in tho» amt .,‘,vhhiunis or m
to‘ry. dud showed in on it had
responded to the or he an it
had beau atrVouir. hull V at whim it had
{Mind to unsaved it hon .
‘ ‘ionihe Men‘s
(‘htis‘tuut lnuuiri W diuoussod the
question. Mo! to”. slid Christians
Have u Religion mm The
discussion was our! 'il‘nususi inter‘
out and was carried on with the
hmsd. liberal xpiri loll character.
iron the club. , . _
it was started lunar. Msrlarinnd.
who at tho opening “iii in hollowed
all awn could him a milgion in com
mon. it they meauh religion miter
thsu memo” sud coolesimicisrn. The
dimgesgioudwss $333M in h) .i
A pa . use Attorney
(tenant Light in Johns. Christian
Bwaris. John A. lluuillon. George 8.
Nor-1h. J 1’. i’unulh. John W Bull.
and other:
“Woods: ping “up? wit: be.
u t u on an ruins ants
no» a alumni iii.Whl
n railroad company
trim! or uthél‘ . »
throusu a part 00V V‘
N”? York. touch”
I sign). oler
' .in‘ county.
over tho line and ‘
' Ni
may
! to Reunion} spoil multitude
Newt—lurid meal. The road petitioned
for a part at tho old plus of the New
Haven to build from flroonnlch to
Ridgofluld and trauma,» having a con
Motion on this New York end with the
New York. Whichrsler at Boston. The
line. it is paid in railroad circles. will
he anointed by olmflcity. -
Th 1! «mutiny. through Galvan
Tuwniov has lino asked permission to
build a new line from New Hartford to
New Button. on. Towaiey. tor tho
road. also “its tor a line min (hour:
to a point north on the border he
mom t‘onnuciioui and Mamdliunetls
The line will conth vdill: trolleys
in durum: umarnuntts
The Connectiout ltnilws; ii Lightins
company and the Connection" company
have announced tho intention or ICI-
in; tor lrunchlseo for other trolley
changes in New Haven. Waterbury.
Grouse. Milford nnd nlhuwhoro.
Willi! 'lllii iii “Willi
lupin lllliliii
, State insurance Commissioner Theo-
dore ii. Madonuld will attempt to ob~
lain your to liquidate inuursuco cor
notations when it seems necessary
sad in will ask the nos! general as~ 90"
unmhly ior their power.
Colonel Necdonsld says:
”The insurance eomutinaioner uhould
V aluo be able to go to tho oourt for an
7 order to direct any insursnoe oomusuy
to show *hll tho commission should
is» possession of tin boldness and
on militia ii in the interests at all policy
2~ when" it becomes known
partition in question
red or stismpiod to lrsns~
,, ‘ roélnuraacs or otherwise
it its entire property or heal-
as. «it out the approval orthls
Tho institution oo niissioner has
mired nerd thli rweivsr hsd
anointed in Coliiomis tor the
shut indemnity company.
'1‘th silo end noon.
l
l
i
l
i
mum ~
Whistles. Bulls and Fireworks
Made up Celebration ‘
ii liolsy line
ruins lillliiil
ii ”Mill" liilii
runny Dun "when Will Merit
Today's celebration
While Norwnllt did not greet the
New Year with a river oi champagne,
on with the case in the lobster palaces
or New York‘s gay fivhito way. the
birth or iiill was- ushered in with con-
uidorobio acclaim. Just on the clocks
were striking the midnight hour. it din.
produced by steamboat and factory
whistles. hem. that lasted several
minutos. A limit diversion us also
worded by an occasional church Ind
:uzhool boil and some revolver shoot-
o
All in ii". however. there was noth-
ing or an alarming nature and those
who had been aroused from their
slumber! soon had no opportunity to
return undisturbed to tho solace oi
uioop Thou who had not yet rutired
did not mind. of couraw.
This year conditions were it trifle
unique. in that Bundhy hogan simul-
taneously with the new year. and in
consequence there was a little damper
on New Year‘s onlhusium.
lLisncos. which ordinarily would
how continued Veil into the morn
in. closed down just when New
Year's begun.
There will be practically the same
observance today 01 New Yoar‘s as
for Christmas a vault ago Business
Will be generally snswndnd in most
lines. though the saloons viii be open.
They were closed alt Monti on so
count or the Christmas prov siods of
the av.
A tear or twosgoheiaewhatot so
' one"; was made. in Narnia to wire
s mt sane ii.
iiiis part or the country does not me
to take much interest in that sort or
thing, though elsewhere. llrticulsriy
In New York. the custom still meets
with much lavor. 011-913;, Moe—over ’
grams with oraauisnlons’ are still
popular here with various organisa-
lions.
Among the pieces at which them
will he open haunt» today will be the
Norwnllt Country Club. Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company. in this
city. and Mayflower Noah and [ladder
company. in But Normtilt.
Today niariui the close of the hall
din sumo
lint our Fill!”
turn 3!." "AIDS
l-‘. Jororne Buckley. popular roent-
her oi the Booth Norwalit Fire Police.
laid former captain. had it lively time
lam night st the oompany quarters.
and had to exurriw for a time his ut-
most abilities as a firefighter on him-
so i. -
Mr. Buckley had several matches in
one at the nairh pockets at his vest
and in some manner they ignited
When he disooverod himscll shim. he
proceeded to but the urn out with his
hands. but was unsucceeai‘ul until a
gondola-d hole had been burned in
his lelothes. A dime in one or his
his was onmplotely blackened.
Although the tire osusod oonslder-
able excitement for a limb. ur. nucl-
toy escaped unlmurad from his as-
perlenos.
wont-5151.0 rm; LINK.
Now "even Held Will Apply m New
‘ Hutton! franchise.
Apollostion will he made to the gel-
ersl monthly by the New Haven road
do: the right to build ti new electric
line (rout New Hartford to New Bos-
ton. through the Farmington valley.
‘ n losers have selected. it in said.
sin be but t at small espouse. The
will probably follow the line oi
the old Lee "and New Harsh railroad.
The line viii make a short roots to:
htravsl iron Now Haven
its kid and Allis”. chitin; a! the L
'ms. roundabout turn or why its»
t or we which will permit the .
Eventuuiinu Yummy
Arthur innit. the intnnt son or iii;
suit his. Nicholas out“. at shins I
Norwhili.m , mun-rm 1mm
atom st ‘1 o‘olooh iii. lit. JMDh's
Church. will woman! has hem
ed by the pastor, m. Richard 3. tier-
. roll. The godmother was lilies um
. line terry. o! museum. “‘4 the 00D- ‘
was; Arssio. Mlle mm. at
South Nonnlk.
“following the church tuneiion the
My mourned lid-l
residence or Mr. and line.
suesis sathered during ‘th'é athemodn
and «grungy. and celwtq‘gamwy
even! a unite.
decorated. and mo Wish $31“
.i “hoe or refreshments, inoindimt om
delicious vlsnds and rare Vlillll in»
ported tram ltaiy. from trhioh coun-
try Mr (liar-held returned h. tear month!
ago. The hours were pulsed in ma?!-
making, with music. dancing and other
matures. An orchestra composed of
William Perry, mandolin: nouns
Capuchi. halter. and Miss Finale
.l'erry. drum. mndored many popular
nelections. and there was singiltg by
several of the young lsdlu‘s present.
Among the guests in attendance
from Bridgeport were Mr. sud Mrs
Perry. Misses Ansellnn Perry. Fannie
Perry. Stella Perry. uszle Perry. Wil‘
ham and Frank Perry. Eugene Cl:
mom Uriiiio Anloio. Edvard Low
ulo. Jame: liovanio, airs tannin.
Fruit Nsnxlnoo and (30st humor
ni. From South North“ there were
Arssio Manila Hucci. Carmine lam
comic. Patrick Vania. Patrick inhale.
Mr and ms. Edwsrd GunnluslimfiteL;
and Mrs. 91.11 RWard. flinch e
Beuliey. Anus ilouion. Anna H
Dell'loriu. Anna 06310118, Kid Terry,
Anthony Fannilis and R. G Nitthell.
Hr Garfield iu the manager oi the
business of the New York and Saul
urn News Gummy in South Moi-nit.
end has a wide acquaintance among
the commuter-find others who patron-
ise the stands in the railroad depots
in South "W
Billiliii Williflil
The 'Sunday Evening institute had
uncihor of its inslruotive lectured lest
owning. which was eloo full of new
and interesting elements.
ludc.
York, with storeoptloon illus
presented the alliance of C
cirllisation nu witnessed in ~
diaries
lie descrihod American Hie Ind its
moral and spiritual We". as it is
developing in Alisha. with its new
commerce on the alone with its rob
lewd at Oriental immigration.sn the
new lite oi the Twentieth century in-
than
lie plea toolt his audience into the
South. where the work of education
and enlightenment is both! (one
among the mountain whites and the
us roe:
3i
in: and new is pomsyugm see
America in Hawaii and Porto Rico.
The whole lecture was Iliad with
the sense or moral responsibility
which, the nation new beers in the
“turn rumour“
en 91' “0|.-
ileum ‘ Mon. ,
Dnllselsrlaud surrounded that un-
usual WWW nude
or a great humbly" next so By sve-
tnlng. when Era M Will he the
monorail-stem. . V: 3.
ONLY THE "A"? v A “All.
are usediu liisnis t. You
can‘t buy better. purer. strolls" Va.
hills. (:00qu results are uneartaiu
nlihout it. Why fluorine-ti
DMD“ “in,” ,
IIID ID!!ED
Louis mm. on eitht-Mm‘drlvsr
(ham the John W's his "red
all» . l
82 have street, whistle“; “out lid“: V
rely;
Following the regular musical pm '
in s voluminous Drier died with to
president in accorded” with minis-
(Cmiinued on mm Pm)
i
DIED
ORLIOH-ON my 1. in: at”
A (hitch. in hihliad hadron. i’u
vult- mul‘uturment its the non
ids Wei-hell. Mary Romano. Angoline .t
mum.
mm. taro Bun! nel
"monument. nousuworut ‘-
Vinita?
urin-
or two; plain cooking.
oulro
till-tin Viiaudsr. 3? Frame “glut,
moire at :8 Monroe
To Lh'ruxlml'l'
or rum s. W
Dr. Sharla 1.1m». at New .m
he leoluro was especially istaresh- '
militiam- 24
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gghler. wt to'u.
Conn.
wilt °i:."""“'” $9.
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in 13' u
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