"‘9 int
Biiuu ‘ A
Annual Altair Held in McCarthy’s
Restaurant in Norwaiit, on
-. Saturday Evening
attribute an
r liiilillllliHil EiJllill
Several Cut ot-Town Visitors
Added to the Merrymaldnn
H....
"Were you there“? 'Ot cournc we
were." Since the banquet of the Nor-
walk branch of the ’l‘rttlloymen'u lin-
Ion, hold Saturday melting. in McCar-
thy's restaurant, Ioliowing thc rcgtr
lur business meeting of the union in
its quarters In Water street, the trol-
lcymen have been asking each other
this question. The main part of the
banquet was the turkey. andthero was
a' great plenty of this excellent New
England bird on hand to servo. to the
local ti-olleymen and their guests. 'l‘hu
supper. was held in two. sections. be
onttseof the tact that the men who
were working late could not he on
band before the lost our. The first
section began at 10 o‘clock and lasted
until hourly midnight. while the sec-
ond started at t o‘clork and lustud
several hours. 'l‘bcrc were visiting
tt‘oiley'mcn Irum Stamford and West-
putt and other guests trout town him It
praise in due thc itstnuinnt for the ox
colient manner in which the support:
were starved.
Prosldsnt AndrewI Toastmaster.
The president of the local union.
Frederick W. P. Androwu, oi' Westpm't
(Continued on Second Page.)
”-m4 .—
GRANDMOTHER MADE GOOD
lNGG
with Williams; . of Vanilla over
sixty years ago. its unquestionably
the purest and best.
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if“ It Rilllll
saved Minutes. Overtime Play
Lands 3. H. 8. Team Winner
by2 Points atY. ill. C. A.
”In a moat lhtorcsting and exciting
overtime game the Ilrldyeport High
school basketball team defeated the
quintet from Notwslk iligh. Saturday.
boloro a proud sizod crowd at the Y.
id. C. A gym“ in Bridgeport. Tito
[she throughout was not as classy us
than? of the games played by high
school last year, but at times brought
oyet'y spectator in the hall to his feet,
noisily in tho last half. In the ilrst
f Bsrto of the locals scored two
it to in quick succession, but be-
. o howlilstle blew for time. the via
ltdrafianuscd to tie the score.
.. n the last. hall the Norwnlito went
1* to win and i‘m a while It looked
(or the hill fellow. and had it
boon for llollaValle. who shot
:- baskets in this half. there would
a been a different story to tell.
lint two Intuition to play and the
to ill in favor ct Norwsllt
Mini 0 dropped a pretty basket.
‘ ‘ uttho score Time was then call-
{WI seven minutes after play but
‘ updated 1 lloVIllc attain shot a
winning be some for IIl'IdIe'
. rt”
7 team work of the visitors was
lb superior to that of bridge-
. 'but when it came to matting
tho lsttsrulthouah they had I
‘ til luck, the out on the hot-
‘ p‘ and luminary:
(Ml Norwalit (I!)
If.. McMahon
c.. li‘orrio
lit. Greenwood
rm, .iitory
llolanallo. d; .
r
4. Costello. 1:
hoary. Urn
r. Nodes.
(also from tho
and summary:
(84) Million
“'39 t.. tidbits. '
.. it and. non '
z... 3m.»
I‘L. Costello
floured It the Booth Norwatir Post-cuss
as Second Llano Mottor
tutu-null Willillili.
annual ililliiiliil
Mr. and Mrs. Max Levy Enter-
tain Friends at Their Home
and in Mysllc Chain Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Max bevy. of the Wash-
ington street bridge, were twenty-five
years married yestcrduy, and In honor
of this interesting anniversary, they
entertained a largo number oi guests.
Friends and relatives calloti on them
to the number of about 250. and tho day
was a most enjoyable one for all who
participated in tho colobrntlon.
The visitors were from many places.
In addition to- those from The Nor-
wnllts, friends and relutivou wore on
hand from New York, Brooklyn. Staph
ford, New Haven and olht-r places.
Mr. and litre. Levy «.mtortainod at
both their home on the Washington
street bridge and at Mystic Chain
Hall in Washington ntrt-ct. 'l‘huy treat-
od their guests in a, royal manner. or-
erything being on an olaborato scale. A
l't-ntut'c last evening was the dancing
‘at the hall, which continued until a
into hour. Music for thin pustlntc was
furnished by tho orchcstrn. of which
one of Mr. and Mrs. Lucy's sonu,
Charles, In louder.
Mr. and Mrs. Lory worn. married In
New York city and camp in South Nor-
walk a vt-‘nt later and aluoc that time
Mr. Levy has been itt buninvna hctc
Sills RRIJRI
Walter Maury, Facing Two Trials
Hangs Himselt in Heigh-
hor’s Barn.
NEW HAVEN. land The body of
W. II. .ilabtzy, of Fair wilnwu. It t‘tr
mer mcssonut-r for the Adams Expresu
connulny. was found hanging from s
rafter in a barn owned by itucll 'l‘niv
tic. curly ycuterdny. Muhey wan ar-
rested and tried beforo tbc police
mall on sown cotlntn tor robbing the
Adams Exprcss coutpuny and was sen
tenct‘d to 210 days In jail.
He was also bound ovor under
bonds for trial before the sum-riot
court on three similar charges. iio
appealed from the contencc Imposcd
in the police court and was out on
bail pending the appeal. His wife.
who was also ullcsod to how been
Implichtod in the robberies. to now out
on bonds.
A note found near Mabcy and writ-
ten by him said that his Wllf.‘ was
not guilty of thtI chargcc prefer-rod
against hcr and that ho alpha was
rcotniusiblc for tho thefts. it also stat,
ed that he had planned to commit eul-
cidc. lie was 34 yours old.
“rm-..-
IT. lAIll8LAlIB
“AS CEEIIIATIOA
The Christmas colcornzion of the St.
ladislsus (ihurrb and Sunday school
was held yesterday afternoon in tho
8nndny acbool mom of tha new ‘chur'oh,
and was attended by an immense con-
sumption. A Biblical story in four sets,
"Tho Holy innocent." was fille‘eIlt
fully mounted by Iuvuty-two of tho
lnytt and cirlu of the Sabbath school.
All the participants were between six
and tselvc years of age and they dis
played unununl ability. They had boon
drills-ti by Rev. r‘sthor Stephen F. Cher-
nitalty and the teachers of the school.
“with. were thoroughly conversant In
Aftonsrd a Biblical series of move
in. pictures was presented by tho
Fred-glob Bockort Company. or New
JYork and this (culture was much on-
W"
m of candy were then distribnt
ed. and h scholar received I loner
ouI po Thin was made possible
through tholtIndnou or Miss board. or
West stront. who gave a generous sum
for the burnout The» were also 0th.
or prosonta of dolls. toys. etc. and such
pupil not homo happy.
IAATII IEIIKIECIIT
[ITIITAIIO FAIEIIIB
Itoaloy Boiultnocltt. non of Air. anti
lira. Axel Solnitnochi. of Hamilton
ovonuo, ontortained a party of twenty-
o t of his young friends itsturdsy
from s w a ouloolt. The
ty tnarltod tho Otidltl' at tho halt-
arm. and the his Christian!
Ms. which contained souvsuirs for tho
Its. as“ out. Is pall tho ho doo-
p tho ”shimmy
Mr ““33“ wit”
u I it? supper-1h
Romaine cuss.“
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BURR ARS
Samuel Greenaiein and Chiei
Yollmer Given a Surprise in
New York, Saturday
BIRDS iIKill iiillll
KRIERER I Bil. lilillllllill
To Get Out Requisition Papers
for the Boys
It was an agrmnblo surpriue that
awaited Chief of POIiCQ Vull'mer and
Samuel (lreenstciu. of tho tlrm of H.
Kricger a Company. on their arrival
In New York city tinturday. Instead
of one youthful burglar thcy had us
period to find thoy were allowed to in-
terview four suspects, and it is admit
in that affair.
A Desperate Youth.
August O'Donnell. the seventeen-
your-old Stamford boy.
vemlwr. was on tho way to bucomvn
by the New York poilt‘t‘.
bull dog. .32 chlihra ruvulyar. in addi-
t'onlitlnod the tags of tho Kriegor Com
pany.
What Was Taken.
it is now given out that
in»: placed at 8260.
robber y.
both; mission. ,
O'Donnell and His Pals.
August O'Donnell.
his few moutha' rosbioncc
street.
bu an untrath. Threw
who wore arrested
lows;
Eleventh ntrcot. Now Ycrlt.
.lntm-s Sullivan. hood
years. No. l Forth-a stroct. liostrtu. ‘
Edward Mclntyrc. MN
New York.
Hold on lsrtous Chom.
days. it has been established
costly.
Kriaxcr robbery these two.
night He sent them to the police sts
William It Pennington was on dutv
but he dlmtod thcm to the town loch
Krisaor store.
To on Acquisition Floors.
about the prisoners and molds.»
to make
melt or too tho young dusrtatto III
with hill.
CHICAIII ILABK
womanhom hit.
ostfor II to to sit
on mail..." “i" “f”
huntmt to Indy tho do
. nth
at tho Fifty-fourth strcat police station
tcd that. at least thruc of them wore in
South Norwnllt the night. of the Kring-
or robbery“ and prnbamy partlriimtcd
who has boon
living in South Norwnik since last No
doarerato criminal when he was caught
Mo was can
rying a fully loathed Atiit-rican-mudc
tiott to having several pawn tickets,
and gold Hllud watches and rings tnltcn
from tho Krit-Izor atom, many of which
fourteen
watchcn and seventy Ilw rings were
stolen. the ontiro mint.- of the loot. ho»
Mr. eruatein
lduntillcti all of tho articles rcrovcrod
as having born tttltcn the night of this
No was dcilghtcd toltuow
that so much of It had boon foun ,only
three- watchcsond a half dosen rim
who was readily
rmogpiscd by Chic! oi l‘ollco \‘olluier
Who had scan him frcqucnlly during
in South
Noru slit. had told the New York pallcc
that his name wan James Murphy. and
that he livod at 553 West P‘ifiythlrd
New Yorlt. This was found to
«bar youths
with O‘Donnell.
gave their parties and addresses as fol-
.lohn Kennedy. agod soventccn. one
twenty-aha
hixlecn
loan. of Ciil West Port y eighth ulrcct.
All the boys arc held on churncu of
burglary and will be detained for thirty
that
Kennedy and Sullivan were hero H“
Early in the evening of the
with
O'Donnell. accosted Officer John Smith
and aIlrod for a place to sleep for the
tion in Haviisnd ntroot. whore Captain
They made a similar round“ of him.
up in Smith street. Norwaih. but It is
not llltsly thsy went there havin: do
cidod it would be eaalor to cater the
Ohio! of Police Vollmer wont to New
York India this morning for the pun
pose of sottlna additional information
monuments to (at out requisition ps
rs to have them returned to Connect
lc.ut. It will be uoccsnsry for the chief
hips to Hartford and Albany
‘ to do this. and it In probable that in a
ho bronchi to South Namath for trial.
Chlof Volltnor is of the opinion that
0‘ Donn-ll broke into the store of tho
Not York Grocery Company. in Wash.
lotion street. a fair volts an. arena
hly below he that tho others now hold
viruses rust
ton-Within two
ours sitar tho excitation at an lists
at c lasso cranes and:
neuroscience“. ..
falrMnloht. much ooidsri
fair. high southwoot to wont
.r
l
Sunday spun lnitiiuio Hears
at Work at VIII 8st-
vatlup Anny
Commander luvs Booth faced a grant
audience tit tho Sunday EVo‘ning lustl
into in the South Norwaik Couxruzn
tlonnl (‘humb lust evading. The thing
that marred the Occasion was that.
those who were on tho outskirts of
the crowd at the and of the rear room
of the church were hostile to hour all
of tho address.
From 7 ocloclt id “l: iii) the musical
program was strait to n cathorlns
which had already blind the house.
An Commander name to the
platform. accompttn by Dr. Mocfnr.
land and Nov M Militants: of Siam
ford the local corpa of the Salvation
Army tiled tutti tho church and took
could at the from. WthI'i lild been re-
sorted for thorn. After the assembly
had hunt: '-'I‘ he 89b of Dad aces Forth
to \\"'ur and DB. Otimhod led them
in tho lord's Prayer. Commander
llooth has introducod by Dr Mnofnr
land All one of the Mt world load,-
on! fat the uplifting of mankind.
It had been supposed that hills
booth would toil directly about the
work of tho army warmbnbly sumo
wort.- disappolnwd that ttistosd of do-
ing 80 she gave ahaddocss on the para-
blc of tho prodigal cont Speakino tor
over an hour aha holdititc audloncu
throughout with tholr dcopsto interest
and sympathy. The address was dra-
matic. full of tonchaa of pathos and
was marked by an oratory which has
led Minn 300th to I»! called tho artist-
uat woman orator in America.
At the close of her address Dr. Mao
farland made an earnest appeal for an
oftarina for he: word ad a liborl one
was roculvod.
During the ulterior 3, Bots list
tullon mum r of the mo-
ntnx to the recoil no” where near-
ly all of tho! asoAioncqt entail her as
they pulled out '. e.
The occasion was similar ohthoac
optimal/antic, spit bod matings which
are introduced to and into
the instructvc porno! I institute.
Next Sunday pcvoniamnothor speak-
i
er of natlogalp is coutur—
l'rofoeaor harlpo “Us. of Boston.
who lcciurcti here - » , ‘ .mrs “0 0"
will
unuon
(‘ivir Improvontcnt cub
be “The! Follouship
ldfo.‘
RIRSII ill
illliii RARKS
New York institutions Provldo
ed With Cash to float Any
OsmadIIsdsonThant
manta Indiana:
at .Ililililll ant u.
Stocks Higher and lore Active
Because of Decision,
NEW YORK: Jon. i.-—~Tho financial
horiscn VII decidedly (3|er today so
.
last night to provido Instant any tin
mum; of tho stability of financial
organisations allied to the Carrion-to
Trust Company. Early In the day.
on word clinic of actions disturbance
at any point and the fooling provailcd
is ilnanclal quarters that normal coir
“onions wore to be expected. One
thing opposrsd to be plain. namely.
that the trouble of tho Cornelia Com
ponymui its silica were pat-sly an lac
laud condition and not symptomatic
of any widooprssd or must-Ii condition
in tha Mancini or cantons world.
M Q
(Continued on North Pass)
«Miss aooiltcy. i3 North Main at.
is adoring chic tiimmod halts at treat
reduction. t
I
“My”
‘I'ho bottom of I. lam barn on
C. I. G flint! ill WI
la.
' an t u
i“
a result of conformal hold durintt .
um Itil
‘ Tomlin Ittlilps,
’ and colloids“ of men. from
[If [M HERRI
saw—c... -
Edward 1. Dorsey, destination
Over Money Matters. Hear-
Iy Commits Suicide
iiilli lllllil ill lllE
llllllililil llilSRlill
Said to Have Squandered $2,000
7 in a Short Time
ms
. Edutard l“ Dorsey. forniorly of Nor
walk. late of Bridgeport, Stamford and
Bomb Norwulk. attempted suicide this
morning between it) and ii o‘clock. in
tho yard of his former home in Stov-
cnu street. whore his family now re
sldc Ho came to the. premise» during
the morning and opened the horn door
Ho .flion pulled a revolver from his
porkct and tired two shots which took
oifoct putt below the heart. lie had
not made any noise and the sound of
the shots did not reach the. core of his
wife. I short distance away in the
house. mic ltncw nothing of the trou-
ble until a neighbor informed her.
The neighbors had heard the screams
of the man, who was In terrible agony.
Qusmlsd Ovor Money.
The count: for the act in not known.
but it appoare that Mr. and bin. nor
say have had several quarrels and that
they dually agreed not to live togeth-
er. Since that limo Mr. Dorsey has
hold hln interest In the pluco and has
burn squaudcrinx all the anonoy he
could not hold of. said to have been
poorly 82pm It use probably be.»
cause his moncy one all none and that
ho rupentod his actions In the family
matters that made him commit the
crime. The home was formerly a very
happy one. but the trouble home
mouths alto fairly brolte it up. There
but two sons and the mother who live
in tho Btovnns stmet home
. Mrs. Dorsey. when aha had been In
romeo or as: husband's set. can out
to where ho lay bolstered the bars and
the fence and then across the street
to the, ‘rcoidcnce of Daniel F. Tourney.
lit» was at home and went over with
Mrs llomy. calling “[300 the tele
phonc the physician the prieut. Fathor
Thomas .1. Plan and thc hospital for
the ambulance. Dr W. ll. Burucli was
at first called. but could not be found.
llr. It M. Wolfe was isicr scoured and
be attended the injured map, superin—
tandltut his removal to the Norwnllt
Hospital. where ho lion In a critical
Mal” this afternoon.
Sorry Ha Committed Dasd.
lie is said to how told thcao about
him that he did not know why he had
committed tho art and that ho Ill very
sorry that. he did it at all. it was but
a short time ago that he was called
,lnto court for going to his old home
after sumo clothes. having kicked the
door In whoa refused admission by his
wife. He was fined for this offence.
Tho proaueot sympathy isrcslondcd to
Mrs. Horst-y and the two young sons.
ono of whom is outplayed in tho Norv
with. store of lilorcili and Carbona. Ho
has called to hll hmuc by Ink-phone It
tho time at the occurtcutu.
lllliil Willi ill
Bill iiillillli
on... r. 8qu mm a State
mast oiWhatiias Battalions
in Felrilsid County
As a result of the wardens“ work in
this county tor tho oust your. (Bounty
flame Warden Wilbur P‘. Smith can
out tho foilovtinx Itotomont today: .
There were toontyois arrests made
In tho yaar for violations of tho fish
and some laws. and «are divided as
follows:
Three men for using a Isino with
lino mosh. under the also allowed by
law. Three cation tor tpltina short lob-
atots. Taro cases for shooting as!
squirrels in the close season. Nina
com for hunting on Sunday. Torso
oases tor trillion Ions hi do. I‘lvc on-
as for nuptial Ilthout loonssit; Otto
boss tor setting hrs to a ftroo to unionist
out o willful
hiIIs'd”m¢h. aims" higtcn' titroohad bird
I his as I It soon
Wt tit
floatation. '1‘th indicated
32 Italian
par-nave
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Joseph w. Cieryits Wanted in
New Haven for Securing
8190 From Friend
News was received from the New
Haven police force Saturday night of
the apprehension in Norwslk of Jon.
W. Glory-ks. wanted here for theft of
$190 from Frank Sodofskl. alerylts
represented himself in New Haven as
the agent for a steamship company
with headquarters at 139 Madison avo-
nue. New York. and took the ”90
from Sedofslty for steamship tickets
which were never delivered. Oh So.
dofeky'u complaint. circulars were
sent to the various detective bureaus
in the state and Gicryltu was traced to
Bridgeport and from there to Ner-
wallt. where he Was arrested Saturday
Sedolslty and omcer Charles Page.
of tho Xorwslk polio» force. went to
the Fair Grounds on Saturday and
found Glerltya. who was taken habit to
New Haven Saturday afternoon by
Dctoctive Sergeant Ward. who came
down after him.
llllll illilllillS ,
SRHRRI PliliS
Military Examinations Not to Be
Compulsory for Hon-
pammlssioned
Action of statewide importance to
military men will be taken this week
when Adintsnht‘tenersl George. it.
Cole of Hartford issues an order.
changing the requirements of military
school work all over Connecticut and
mating school examinations for will
cars I matter of invitation to non
comminsionod omcers. Despite tho
fact that. on the opening of the toili-
tary school, lost your. for the
time. examinations were made com
pulsory. non-commissioned oincors
will not have to t its them in order
to comply with talitla ventilation.
Equally as important is the pith
the sdiu‘tant “no to
number of can. on: not. your.
Instead of every month examinations
for noncommisalonod as well as com
toluiouod unicorn will .ho hold only
during tbm periods lotion your,
Adjutant General Cole Install
the JournalCour-tcr last night that.
he will issue orders changing the
school systotn for (ulcers in three
days. The reason given by the ad
intact-general is that the school work
(cred with other military duties.
The news of the change, will
corn. espccislly In New Haven. Al
though ihc examinations are still
made compulsory for commissioned
officers. the men have but three
"exams“ to take during the year. and
so they also still ho elated. It is stat-
ed that the change In I direct. result
of a movement of protest on the part
of many mliiunmm who vars forced
to intro the csantlnatloas or be subject
to a line. Although he has reduced
the number of examinations per year
for officers. and made the work a mat
ter of Invitation for non—commissioned
Ifdccrs. Adjutant—General Colo. stated
last night that ho was more than Iatls
be
the school was started.
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Charles Knox. of Main street. spent
yesterdpy In Branchviilt.‘ With friends
or loss. as cont.” 8 illuso-
oooh without world. i costs an" In
x —
Ton sans.
FOR CALIWTWO- FAMILY HOUR!“
in East Namath. one condition: the min-
utttI‘ walk from bridge; also mall rum
in Branohvltic. sown-room ouac. bait
folio from railroad station: Ida-cl place for
raisin chickens: can be boo hi at very
low a to as owncr is not want. in-
qulro v ti. Hattie-MI. South unmtk. is lit
I'D! IALI-«T‘ili’: THREE CHOICE!”
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n on o I It not:
Apply .ilplnn. nrchm‘l t ‘ ”at
1381'
FOR IALI- ml than. RANGE.
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W.
Massimo acvorstaimanio on "its
w- .557.
A
at
condition. A I ran. . it
t Myrnrwaih.
inooln Av... south
POI IALL-IIUNMIOTJT IN mar
class condition. It maunahlo rico. Ap-
y it Connors. Salmons sis no. South
omlk. 3'”!
FOR AALtml‘MtTliila LEAVING AT
on so for itouth will tit-ll handsome not?
black Austrniiun l Ina furs. latcotm It:
ism mutt and no in till ; at
brown saute set will?" write out” ti..-
tomd madlate.‘
Marina 0 ca'.K I?!
run IALIwm‘ItIm‘LY transit trons
told Ins. doliwcad to your ho oxen woo "‘le
n var week to span link3 it
two coon iota or roars. I’rt
Manson. Address ll Railroad two. .
rca‘ sass-uotigléwrtgmuA a in}
I it sauna-tron no
a
REV. [RRlRl
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loosen the ’
and examinations particularly. intcn ~
tied with tho wot-it of the men since "
i antral“ Iocat
Jungian a ml
\ 1'0 “Tn-Ill
our might. it
RESIBRS l
lull
to Flushing, Long, Island,
In a. Short Time
that that unit
last iliilliliifl a In
Chairman oi the liltiistsr
sociaboujtur Satin; It
Rev. George o. Egbert. pastor
more than ten years of the Firs
uregstional Church. of Namath,
terday at the morning sot-vi
church, read his resignation “to '
em whtn he has with the the!
tho church agreed that be his. do
that ht! could in the way of: cl- .
his affairs with the church? itr
bcrt has received a call from tho
Consretntionsl Church of Flushln
I:. and has decided to accept the
He came here upon a unanimous
fromthis church From the Con
tional Church in Cornwall. 0 \«
county. N. Y.. and has since that =
been the pastor here. Mr Esbo ‘
accomplished a number of t
which tend toward the bottom“
the church and of the town.. I!
(Continued on Fourth Ml-
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