assoclarao races 'ssws
alums at the south Not-wall:
Postwoulss
.I'
' ' scum 2:011me com. no
‘ ” W Villlllil’i illii nuns ,
institutional
Scores Gray. Familiar Figure in
Theatre Dietrichfiaw York,
Tells of Bomanca'
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l
, . WW YORK. Fob. tin—Ali the town
kno 's George Gray. who stands on the
.r‘ .
TWO Urge "0W Brick ”In". stumps of two legs at the northeast
' ' . . . corner of liroadwuy and Forty—second
”Warn“ A" Ammo.» street and passes out newspapers and
si‘l‘allk To Ba Built liars
professional advice to Judges. lawyers. .
» actors, managers and others, Vector-f
' llililii iliilil Rliiilliil
. . iiill illlnll
-da.y whetha few of (lyay's oldest cus-‘
tomers. including Supreme Court .lus~
tice Goff appeared. the cripple with
each newspaper presented a white en-
velope. When the recipient opened
the envelope there was generally good
. gatared hlaughter and a slap on the
so hit e cripple. and then the story , al hold .New H mu m hitchileld
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W“ I' O . ““1910! fl... that partlcularoornor of llroadway on “8'0", and 92 Years Did it will undoubtediy~oc the largest
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0 p c o e Home a an vicinl o ration. when the press of peope so , . or o , . .. , , .
ily who have long beep accustomed to crushed against Miss Maude ill. (iii. Charles WW Cannon Betta. presl ‘ Connecticut and 3;?! ‘_ , ’ til.
the present“ ”Defiance. of the‘ Stand: but. of South Drwalk,.conn,, that dent and superintendent of the Louns- notable initiation or . .. ‘9‘. 9.8.000
a rd 0“ Company's ”Em; m Wilson she fainted. She was in dangerdotbe- bury and Bissel Company‘s woolen pulsing: inwi’nltlgdsiglflad.‘ hall 1.,
' ‘ in tramp caution when the ion vlice . :45 9 r ' n '0' ; .
if mills in Winnibauk died at 11 i.“ rasen ti candida“! militias lo-
that (lruy's‘customars know on occas-
ion rang out. while his crutches dash.
ed in the air. .
"(live the lady room."'be shouted.
Then with his crutch he cleared a
space around the siri on the pavement.
When she revived her head was on a
pile of newspapers and Gray's coat
was over her. When she was able to
go, to the Grand Central station Gray
told her:
"Whenever you're in town I‘d be
pleased to see you. i'm always on the
‘ Point avenue will hardly know it is
I. the some place in a few months. The
greatet'lt change that has ever been
niadc bythe company since it located
the branch of the industry/here has
. been planned and is already under
His proposed to remove all the
p ‘ n-t wooden structures, and in
their Stead erect permanent brick
inliidlngs,'which will not only tend to
make the present location more sight-
ly in appearance. but give much addi~
tionni room for the transaction of the
business in. this locality. . and which
has been steadily growing under the
direction of Charles F. Mills. The con-
tract for removing the present barn
corner."
The girl did come to town again,
and Gray took her to ills mother's
ones at No. l'lll ‘West‘ One Hundred
nd Forty—sixth st‘et.
"It was a case of love at first slght.‘
he said last night.
And that is why (’lray‘s oldest one.
tomere beceived yesterday the while
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v
[1.
‘ avenue.
0.8.
i Iii NiiRWAlK
I
lied BOO“ identified Willi “‘0 States, of the local committee of ar-
L B | m. . rsngemonts and four great. chiefs from
“MM”. & ‘rgl lg: different parts of the stats. further
"any 8 “0° H ‘ 0 plans were made for the ontortsinmout
' “’ of Great incohonee George a Grlggs.
lll llllllll Billiilillli
null if ililllliiiii
o'clock last night. after a brief but so i cat
vero illness at his home in 79 East ford. New Havoc. Watcrx‘ury. Nanny
Dsnbury. ‘Nomllt.
New C»
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
Pill lliiii Hill iili
,ilililiilliill Willis
Bills a
hills iwu .
on The Green. Mr.
taken ill a neck ago last Friday, while.
on his way to the breakfast table. He ‘
had been at work all the day before
and was apparently feeling as well as
usual on that morning. He was strioko,
on with partial paralysis and was re-
m0ved at once to his room. Dr. James
G. Gregory attended him.
.iiiliiliiiiilliil til :
l llllllil ill ill lllll
'csndillatcs irom llsrvulk To Ba
initialed at mil on
March can '
BRIDGEPORT. Fob. O.-—-At a moot-
ins in the allies of Judge Carl roster.
great senior sagsmore of the United
l
l
of Texas. in this city. on Monday.
March 20. in connection with the con-
ferrlng of all three deilrocs of the on
dcr upon a class of 000 mdldstcs
in Brduport. 3‘ score. till
mos l",
Betta was tuck. Soy
Greenwich
Stamford. M
will a. at. room.
8.000 visitors. avast
appoiniod later.
from Bridgeport and all sections of
The initiation will tabs piano to
Eagleo’ Hall. which wlll"sccommooats
lncobonco
Origas will make an address after tho
work and he will later In the gust
of honor at a banquet in the Snob-l
held to be .ndsrsd byscmo of the
highest out ‘ s of the order. (loom
Lee is chairman of tho local constit-
toe. William lonadsbnry is secretary
and the others are William 0. Now-
Brldg‘opsvt lb on
‘t
s
altar
if“?! I30;
work has increased in volume throat
Tm .
nortbss's't
var-labia Tuesday.
vistas 2,
rlsls WW
and s'sst . do" 3 , ‘
‘il‘lr. manner a. 191:
"iiiSWllii
h
? ‘ lilllii iii
Each oi the Present Five
Positions sail)
lililllii RAISE iiililiil
ii
a Bill in Legislature to increase
Hill $3.100 ill 84.100
Considerable
'I‘Ilo bill in question
that the bill should pass.
The salaries of the town court oin- shooter walks back and go
. has been awarded to William N envelo - .
port and engrm ed incltations. .
fimxekfigglggm’ 1;; ‘11:!“ $3335, inviting their presence nt his Harlem GMMMTIY'DI', 0f GMCIDUJ‘BOHM Sift; {mum‘s ggg—ww: crease of ”00 yearly
, . . . s l)~ .
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r arnwc onccato ontc . ' ' 1‘.
Welsh property. but which was dea- "inn institute is wm‘mah‘m‘hb‘ “‘3: gugx'x: $4.
troyod by fire a number of years ago. ' "W no 3 am ,
nWben this removal is completed the ‘ ' The. session of the gum”. Evenins $3.232; 3::m”#“ tho :5“. cm. now aro-
»old barnwill‘be used for a sort of
workhouse. where the tools and out.
or material reouircd by the bound”
2
9
c
lilllilii liil
M norm, or lemon.
will be located. snowman”
“ ployes will find many momggnk" ..
cos than at present. - . 7 . » ‘
11' Th: contract-Jar hummus ”:1" - n," TM“ V“ ”M .
occurs in , t‘ .. .mm W“
iM n. of South orw mfg“ . _ . " "3‘ '
commence work'on‘lt‘,‘ '- Elijxgtii "' MFWHM
a.
present barn is removed all tits'vt '
titer will permit. The barn will» be
32 x 42 feet. two stories high. all “-
lug ample accommodations for ho
horses required hem. j
The other buildings to be conoti'tlbi
ted will include two new warehouaod.
Both of these will be of brick. and
2.2
slab:
. _l ' .
NEW WHIK. Feb. 0rd youpg man
is‘ufidar‘most hero who says he is
fling McNamara. wanted in Losingtoa.
lilyw for murder. He walked into an
uptown. police station yesterday and
g'ave himself up of his own accord.
“There is a reward of 510.900 out
for me." he told the sergeant. “and Flu
tired of dodging cops.“ ~
He added that he had killed a man
in Lexington. Ky.. s dosed years ago.
and wanted to be sent back.
LEXINGTON. K32. Feb. 6.-A more
accident is said to have caused the
killing here in February. 1890. of Jo»
cob Keller by King McNamara. who
gave himself up in New York. Keller
accidentally jostled McNamara on a
crowded street. it is said. and without
an exchange of words between the two
men McNamara is alleged to have shot
Keller. McNamara was arrested and
released on bond and disappeared. Ro-
wsrd. aggregating 310.000 were offered
for his capture.
will be two stories in height. 50 a
feet. and the other one story in h j
40 x 100 feet. The centract for this
has not yet been awarded. but “sir.
Mills is receiving estimates and .
matter will be decided ins few days.
”A large new tank is now in moods!
of construction. This will he 90 x All
feet. and will afford considerable sli~
ditionai storage capacity. making the
number of tanks at present in use Mn
teen.
"A new trackage system is to be in-
stalled. and the present tracks. switch-
es and pipe lines will be entirely ra-
bullt. giving the company additional
' storage capacity for cars and the but
~facilltlell for loading the same for
j; shipment to various parts of New 1mm
2.
New fences entirely around the pro
"tram I. .rwu dl . l
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g am”? 312' mimifigmeggigg ' new roux rob. 6.——An explosion
4‘ " ‘ will be appreciated by Not-wan: um shook the neighborhood. wrecked
‘ the basement of s a-story tenement
house to lllsst 77th treat. today. and
almost immediately the building was
ablaso from collar to root. The mem-
bers of the forty families in the house.
aroused by the shoes. had barely time
to get out. rushing in a panic for tho
rs
residents.
bouillon suit
am can callus
’ Constable Henry calm. of will a
planets. reported to Dog Walden dim
a 3i Silk. on Saturn”. that M scorch of the structure after tbs
word we or more dogs loft in its damn had been controlled convinced
- . < 2 ' w the ilrsnlon that there had boss on
M" Kr. and lira. hank 3' m fatalities. The three upper floors of
vii-0°“ street. 3‘“ Norwalk. m the bulldin wars burned o ' at a
nauticltsdaonsrllwk It!" tnsln. lou-asun‘a ' at n m'
ottoman ' now hold under stall bsiisvs tits firs was 0 inoond ry orlg~
f ., oil. have not «and. in and are investigating.
VII
“‘0 but ”I! (Will III ‘l .
filing” WW“ M1. tritium}; MI.- I‘IHN m ”O‘NTAL:
l
i
ohmiwi.
formalism»
‘40 . Thesis.
Aanlawcowsrcsrrsscsd
is, torn
tam inths‘
cm
sscapos.
Although it was believed st tlrst.
that several lives had .bosn lost. a,
. ’l‘ s ”“00;
a Woman sparrows Tablas an as;
k son's. . “cucumbers”-
of'l'rsok Mo on lat:
institute. last evening. did not “break
up until after to o'clock. when the at-
tendance , went ”away reluctantly as
Dr. Ilaofarisnd tolt that the institute
:ougbt not to get a reputation of icon».
in too late bonus. < ,m
. "1' Form hour and s‘ balf‘Grblism Tay-
; tor. of Chicago. spoke to an intensely
interested audience on the subject of
The Function of the Church in indus-
try. Out of his long and varied aspar-
iences on labor commissions. boards
of conciliation and arbitration and aim»
liar affairs. be poured out a gust
wealth of‘ information.
After reviewing the whole industrial
situation he came to the conclusion
that the questions involved were at
heart moral problems and
problems are necessarily
their nature it was the
church to give its serious considera-
tion to such questions.
He made an eloquent
industrial workers. supplemented by
many esperiencos of intense interest.
including a description of the Cherry
Mine disaster. which be
as a member of thalliinols Mining
Commission. Hero us said one bun-
drod and fifty llvoa were lost. as many
widows were made. together with a
multitude of orphans. simply because
of sheer carelessness and indifference
on the part of the misc 0
whole treatment of the
employer‘s liability was statumanllke
and fair.
Out oi his relation between the em.
ployera and the labor unions he gave
a perfectly clear presentation of the
relations which must exist between
combined capital on the one hand
and combined labor on the other.
believed that the only way to prevent
strikes and lookouts was by compul-
sory conciliation and arbitration.
Hill setting forth of the duty of the
church and indeed of all good organ-
isations and good man regarding the
bringing of the Kingdom of (led into
the field of industry was one which
gained the deepest sympathy of. all
his hearers. including employers of
labor as well as the working man
DWI“.
Probably no such complete
entirely fair presentation of the cuss-
botors been made in this
Although it was alt
ficlook when Profsssor 't'aylor flnls ad
a address. Dr. Haofsrland invited
those who wished to remain in tho
2 lecture roots for an
which was attondod by s gathering
which was mars than large «cash to
, Hero for more
than concur looser than)i
wars asked and probably in
b .answsrsd. witncoulolcta satisfaction
tion has our
community.
till ills roomsslsotsli
Taylor.
ost odlccs in the
stats brooch of
order. ' - ' ..
I‘
ll
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limb”
. j" t A“.
2
Early lamina Service
, illl‘id tip was on Slim
tins Electric Bouts ‘
ing of an injunction of officials of t
Shore Lino Electric Railway. t
as all moral
religions in
. era. a force of :00 men who were
duty of the ‘
company over a part of the Goorgo
plea for the
ed to suspend work in early dawn
yestordsy morning The warrant
investigated
pared s few hours bsfmo by Judge
psratorfl His
question of
work was suspsndod. and today
He
force of Branford was called on to
lion.
court in larch.
M
IT U. 90 YOUR
and
ii! I0"
ll. nu
sftsruntsctlns.
cry «a Myhflmt m
, . .w“
by PM 'l‘hadlso all ; .
was container“ in by lotto Al 11mg ,
. o. lit. Jennings. christian Marts; ' _
M}
NEW HAVEN. Fob. ti.——By the serv-
Mcc. Mathewson. of this city. and
signed by Judge Bonnatt. of the Bu-
perlor Court. being then gives into the
hands of deputy shorllrs :who hastened
to North Branford to malts service.
As soon as the service was made the
work is being done on that particular
stretch. it was stated by Judge Math-
owson that at tbs tints the laying of
the tracks was mending rapidly and
In a short time had not tho injunction
been issued the right of possession
would have been scourod. The police
slat la snforclng condos of the injuso
The matter will. it is expected. some
up for hearing before the superior
lads is new
burgh will narcotic
an attorney who
to fill idea of the legislature la-
v: ng tho collides of the court onl-
cials declared today that he could sac
so more realm for its doles it than
to regulate tbs pay for assessors or
be
h.
.tetns Construction Company and oth-
ll.
work laying tracks for the electric
L
Fold farm in North Bradford. was fort»
of
in
which Louisa Fish. of North Brsnford.
was named as plaintltf had been pas-
A.
I10
It
0
baking. liclous homemade broad.
cake. ooultinss. los. 0am”. sic.
lancer Bakery. l. a .
. Lilli" ”I"
The “math-of cos of the cost
known business-s of its kind and one
of the oldest, that of tho lunch car on
the railroad property at ill Washin-
ton OM nssr' tbsvtowor. changed
lurohascr is
boon cow
Nahum
m
crsrk~0000. ’
Who the gcwm'micmd‘“m for
o on two years. ,
to 3mm;
“W suited as follows:
Distinct O. Cult—17 out of a poa-
Associate
I‘ll , ,
M
iii
“no“
several who are desirous
tulip and associate lungs. it is or
flat .Attbrnco acorns it. Yes-
8000.
each.
M:
0‘
clerk.
“33.29
any other town odiolsls.
IIXTIIIES Fill
.—-—
SPRAY!“ TREES
W
NEW HAVEN. l-‘cb. 6.—~'i‘he result
of the year‘s work in testing the var-
ious spraying mixtures which are sold
for summer spraying of lrult trees. a
subject of special importance to fruit
growers. are given in Part VII. of the
report of the Connecticut Agricultu
Experiment station in this city. and
which was ready for distribution to-
day. Nina different sprays wars tast-
od in seven diflomt mallards and in-
volved the individual examination 0! as
some 00.000 apples and about 30.000
genetics. As a result of those tests
sunlta recommendations "are given
for tho spraying operations in
ob orchards for the cow
ilhlstratod by
says the asport first
brought the spraying of fruit. mos to
the attendee of Connecticut growers.
and the first quince orchard. sprayed
under its direction 22 years ago and
sprayed by its owner yearly ever
is still yielding proliablo crops
spraying it had never yielded
apple and
ins Your.
will“. plates.
since.
before
sound fruit.
"Chief" Itullsr and floor-ls Imlth.
with News": against University lob
tlomsnt: Rigb lohool vs. Btrstford
i-llgll. Basketball... Dancing. Armory.
“
» uni ltoodncr. a baker residing in
Cedar street. near North Taylor ave-
nue. and instantly. wore out last we
sing. and on their return bolus were
surprised to find several packages of‘
bousshold valuables all -,tisd up ready
for multinationals otbsr localities.
. Further in
‘ as catalog
, some»
*0 report is
The station
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§
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«‘m on f . rill
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Pay lias homeland Stationary
Silica Court lilac Established
_ interest. has been
aroused among the lawyers of the
; wn over a bill that was introduced
tin tharstato senate at Hartford. last
week. by Senator Stiles Judson. who
did so‘at the request of Prosecuting
Attorney boo Davis. of Norwalk. This
bill calls for s readjustment of the
salaries or the town court soloists.
‘ in Davis said today in reference to
shaman» that he had the bill put in
oonsuhation with
court onlcisla and that it was agreed
thst no matter who ' the
the other 1
legislature
change, Mr. Davis added. since the. his 30.
townconrt was established slatseni
despite the fact that the, me so.
Ir. Davis stated today. also: t deal of
that senator Judson is of tho optnlonf mm to W
outtake
lull lithiu-
Ill lilliliil
Clarence 0. Grant flakes liiuh
‘ Scores in Two styles of ‘
Contacts lisld
Saturday afternoon tea men of The
Norwalks wont to Winnlpauk and held
a shoot in which some assailant scores
wars made. Seven of the men are
members of tho Winnipauk Gun Club
and three are nrospootivo members.
The shoot was not as pleasant as pro
vious ones have been. because of the
condition of the ground caused by the
rain of the morning.
The club, is quite prosperous and a
number of nowmsmbors will proba-
bly be taken into the organisation in
the our future. The shoot is held a
little way above Frank Joseph's house
In Winnlpsak. and is growing to be a
popular‘dlvcrsion of tho Norwalkors.‘
follows: '
Club Members.
slblc 60.
a possible 50.
bis 00.
aibla‘ 40.
No 30.
gives the various odious to at this soa- . bio 3°-
“. We". should he an increase in: Proapsetlvg “guru",
the "hum The" h“ W Mi Anson F. fission—9 out. of a possi-
Joscph Asbwell—s out of a
William J. Hannah. Jr.-;-6 out
cau- tor In in a match values about!!! comm; In
for such clear. which Clarence Cram again won out.
of tbacoort. This-would lam-loo the This kind of Iowans 1- oo" “'9
list from OM00 as at present to shooting birds on the
gas is carried larder
The scores made Saturday Were so
Clarence C. Cram—53 out of a pos-
ll‘redsrlck i0. lackwood-sl out of
lrving R. Wilmer—40 out of a pooch
Robert Van Huron—28 out of a pos-
Frederick Thompson—~18 out of a
Watch 25. .
William ’1‘. Jones—7 out of a possi-
Alaxandcr Brown-~5 out of a possi-
possi-
Oil
do with one's luck. Tho
the arm gadtbo
1!
Chicago
ilil lllllic‘ lull ,
Disturbancs n from _;
snow and wind storm struck boys son:
short ti , a the snow fall ngistorad Iva
inches.
and 40 miles an hour. wbiloths ml.
m dropped to ‘26 '
winter and street car service so many
A "hip.
in tbsThroos ci-Vlorsisiml
0i illo‘Willhl‘ '
3135““, iii
and (illusion Snow liars '
almanac. n. m. s.-—a‘_ but:
today. Within a compar’aiivoly
be wind blew between
dcgrssss L
bit”.
The snowfall was the hsavlast in dill
mandamus -~ .1
.oomb. Dwight. A. Jarkar. .l. I. Ohaf- ‘ id A . liar bill w i trod c“ in
lice and Charles H. . Recon» ° '1 “'3‘". “a u n “ possible 30‘ parlance would like position as my
. . m agt years ago, but it- F lowin this rs lar lain shoot- . d til it t; odrli
"on “4 other sabcmn ' prlll b MM of Jpassage at that time- lngf’tbree :f the megbarIpladulgsd in “m“i‘fillm". 552322.122 $.33»;
Ethan
0"
as words , ,
sash additional ..
in blackrscc or
woman for general homework; two
fantlly. Apply 21 have fit.
wanr'no.
wanna—oral. on moonlit-min“
WANTID~YOUNG LADY wrrn.
wing and entails "d
tics and has a gm“
rtb to ,
from tile trap. from which at. a w
are thrown into the air. M .
they'will be thrown when one is"
lag towstvrtbe trap. » which ‘
mm
at till“ they arc
9 W viola
able and pleasurabls ones. for
clubs in those other places are made ‘
shooters and
i523:
up of a number of crack
guaoora The am about will
bly be hold on February nod.
ington's Birthday. but with wbl
club has not boot! sottlod‘ -‘
DON'T THINK ALL VANILLA
ALIKL
gst Williams: ,
a...
t rniag about beforo ch 4 '
m’ as w
Dorian. Stamford and Westport. which
give promise of bring especially “’3;
Quality. purity and «castration
make a great difference. if you want
perfect insults always insist that you
«we «no ‘kthlo pm.
saclv aiditl‘o'nat was. r. $le!
in Necklace or caps. prior.
”scallions horrors "
old in shippl
0—4}
shooter’s trade.
y work.
WAN'rtD—BOY ABOUT it
ng ornament.
care 80M ml. South
"Ni
WANT!
Paid wing '
/ Interstate n. 2
uhlngion 8t. . .
“Wisteria—Josue 2 You.
a
l
on
WANT‘D—GIBL.
house
ntcr's trade. ll
stills 10
when n flockwood—s out. on
possible 20. ‘ ,.
ilrziong it. Wlimot—ii out or a poo-iv 1‘ . _- '
b o . , :3 w... '
The club is arranging for several on IQNJ'MREWIQ
matches with other gun clubs abouh H t blunt incited u. ”a. .
the town and with some in 3:4an m;m 716. stating-nos. ~
"0 E :
ROD
only to hill. 1
A”.
s .
WANTIMPEMTOM 0N é iii-‘1. .'
confirmed on power mam ab:
amlnsn; stood! work. 'cluctt. ' .
. Co. ' ‘
'3
o
1
T
to
been! and sold. new
hrs on rantecd. taro
wot: &%wwmn oustgmarawm
RINRV s. MINOR. OlVlg.
and Architect. surveys an
ingl plans and specifications.
Bottling. South Norwalit.
r work in
N
rod. Bottom ion
”WAR MUIIO. ‘. 10 ‘1
. Klnlo Iluslo. lilo.
22.22. .2 ’
Ill "wingtips ”gidf‘l'vflgumsnu
risiy Bassor'flldfiuhlaglon It. ‘ '
A ' no URN DYE it
at" 33c.” :- m l kin
. t govt gua
sat. uhlngton t.
Womb
non anti
.VFIOI “L
or in
sale. VA?"
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is. Mung-snot
can i.
‘fiifi’flhn'm‘W‘i‘l 2:
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stai- '
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s
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V CARIAMO I UNDER polar
slur store. hhound-hand shoes
or-
f.“
EN, muss
. build.
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