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ESTABLISHED 1870
W‘.“ .. w,
AMOCIATED PIE” NIWI FROM ALL PART! OF THI WORLD IV A BPICIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Sound at the booth Norwaik Post-ones
as Second class ltiat ttor
Unuttlsti weather, probably
tonight or Thursday. slowly rlain
per-attire; brisk north to our Winds.
SOUTH NORWALIS. COW WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 15. mil.
IENSIlIN
SNMMIIIEE
PUMP EIEII
Attorney- General John ii. Lig ht
Calls a Meeting for lliontisyg
Evening, in Norwaik
SEN. RUSSEll ERNST IARES
N. i. NIIHEWSIIN’S PlilIE
Entire Town of Norwalk Repre-
sented by Sixteen Citizens
The general committee in connec-
tion with the extension of the South
Nor-walk cityliincs to include the
Whole town, is now complete. sixteen
members having been appointed. At
the suggestion of Attorney General
John ii. Light. who heads the South
Norwuiit couunittec. the general cout-
inittee will meet noxt Monday even-
ing at the town court room in NUI“
walk.
There is one change in the South
Norwullt committee, ilenoral Russell
Frost taking the place of Herbert A
Mathewson; who withdrew on account
of the pressure of other business. The
other. four members oi the toutmittec
from this city are .iobn Keogh Judge
Light, John F hi: \l plum and William
it. 'l‘lioht‘paon.
The selectmeu have iuioruled May
or Pohltnun that the) have appointed
.i. Beldeu iiurlbutt to represent the
Winnipauk section, (.‘hatlts W. ileil
to represent liowuytou and Louis t'lold-
scitmldt to represent the West Nor-
waiit section
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan has ap-
pointed to represent that city. Judge
Henry W. (limo-gory Dr. C. A. liar
strum. H. M Kent in: W, .l. 'i‘raccy
and John J. Walsh.
T’hc [cast Norwhlk Fire District
committee have ”stipulated Attorney
Leo masculine Mead and lid-
ward F. Stall ih.
Piili it out .
illiilliil SilISililiS
Sixth Anniversiry oi the insti-
tution oi the Circle Cheer
veil With 8t. Valery
line’s Party
Wish-ow—
The sixth anniversary of Pride of
Court Narruit Cluelst Companions of
the Forest. of Norwalit. was celebrated
lust 'cyenlug in tho form of a \r'nien‘
line‘s Day party. in spite of tho incle-
ment weather. there was a large at-
tendance, guests coming from ‘Wcst:
port. Dnnbury. Bridgeport and ’llte
Norwailtsn The hall Wan attrutiitoly
and préttlly decorated as was befitting
to the occasion. hearts of various sites
being strung across the hall. and hunt-
ing, flags and other ornaments being
used in profusion.
For the first partial the evening
there was a short business meeting of
tho cirlce. at which time routine bust.
pose was transacted. Following this
session the doors Were thrown open
and the male friends of the members
of the circle were welcomed.
(lumen appropriate to the occasion
were played. Cards. with hearts al-
' ways trumps. formed a diversion. and
dancins with _del by Feldlcr‘s or-
‘ chestra was one of 9 most enjoyable
features. Richard Moore gave an or
hibttion of fancy dancing. John Powell
and Martin Crouch rendered solos.“
did John Stirk, of Bridgeport.
The refreshments were excellent.
There were sandwiches. coffee. cake.
ice cream and filmy crackers and
cakes. The evening prov to he a
most pleasant one and it was with re
ml that the sue realised that it
was tlmi to so it, his. The calamit-
toe in charge madame o:ws The Miss
an Admin By: ucls Casey, hits
tie Porous. and M. l. Dunnink. Mia.
WNW dissertation and Mrs. B”. T
Nattnford
eitvtt slim ti
awn l were»
with Motto Union
of cannibal. of Ncrtval
l. solicit. . ,-
‘ made.
. Serious. as is slicers by the following
Biliillil slain .
Bill lillliil liltil
’Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Wyeth, in Grand Street,
Was Entered
A burglar visited the home of Mrsnd
IMt-e. Waiter Wyeth. in Grand street.
lust averting, and was rewarded for
his trouble with thirty cents Ho ion-
sacitcd the bureaus and other places
where money or jewolry might be kept
and turned the contents oi the house
upside down lie IIHHII‘ good his os-
capc, alter the house had been thor»
onghly searched by the family and by
Chief of Police Thomas Motherland,
who was not permitted to outer one
room, but which Mrs. Wyeth told of
searching herself.
As Chief Lenihcilaud was about to
sit down to his supper last evening at
6:15 o'clock the son of Mr. and Mrs ‘
Waiter Wyeth. of Grand street. called
at his home and told him that there
was a burglar in his fathers house
Chief Motherland went ditoctly to the
Wyeth house with the boy and search-
ed the house. finding no one. Mrs
Wyeth requested the chief not to en-
tt-r a tertuiu room. her little daugh-
ter' s. for reasons which she gave to
him and he. judging them to he auf
ilclcut did as she requested. lie is
sorry now that he did. for he believes
that at. the very time he was searching
the house the burglar was secreted in
this room.
Behind doors. into closets.
beds and everywhere that a man
might conceal himself, search was
Mrs. Wyeth. her husband. her
two sons. and Mrs. Francis, who rc~
I
under
it IIIIIISI EIIR
NESIPNNSIIY
AGREEM NI
illiiiiliiiiiillii Still"
I sclllt lentils strut
line of the Pleasanteet Cather-
ing s at the Year Held
last Evehiilg
One of the most ”pleasant socialI
ovouta of the Moor wan held, last evo-
HOUSE ON RBIII‘BSOMEIIVOS Final hing. In the banquet room of the South
Iy Passes It By a Vote of
221 to Ninety-
Two
NorWalk Congregational Churth. when
the officers and teachers of the Bible
iachool, each with one‘guesi, sat down
to supper togefhcr to the. number or
I
SNNNESIISIII MEN
Silllllll IN Ellll
t ”an-am.—
Democratic ‘Vote Assisted in
Carrying It Through
WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.~—T'reaident
Tnft's reciprocity agreement with
Canada Was ratified in the House of
Representatives last night through the
support of an almost solid Democratic
vote. The McCall bill. carrying the
agreement into effect. was passed. 22
to 92. A maiority of the Republicans
present voted against the measure.
lilo division being 78 ayes and 87
noes. The Democratic vote was 143
eyes and only 5 aces. A majority of
the Republican insurgents present thl‘
ed for the bill.
Senate Fate Problematlcal.
The McCall bill now Koea to the
Senate. What its late will he in that ,
sides upstairs. assisted Chief heather-
land but without result The house
who \acaut from 4 ocle until 430
when Mrs. i-‘rnucis returned it is
thought that the who entered during}
this time and was still in the bomb"
when lire. Francis returned. The Wy-
olb family returned one by one front
then on until supper limo. Entrance
to the house was. easily effected
through the side door. which was not
secured.
About 7.45 o'clock the Wymh boy
went again toward Chief leatherland'n
home. and met him in t a road He
told the chief that about TAU the
family had heard a man run down
stairs and out of doors but u dill
sent search of the premises by Mr.
Wyeth failed to produce the thief.
though his trade were seen in the
show There is itttlé probability that
the thief will be captured. for no
one saw him and therefore there is no
description upon which to form a clue.
~Aiumnl dance tonight. High school.
FAREWELL GIFTS FOR
REV. AND HIS. “I!“
The. Mintstcring Circle. of King's
Daughters. of the Norwall: Congrega-
tional Church. gave a farewell lunch-
eon in the chapel of the church to Roy
and litre. George Drew Egbert, yea-
terday at 1 o'clock. and nearly every
member of the circle was present.
About thirty people sat down to the
excellent luncheon and the affair was
one of lite most enjoyable the circle
has ever given.
There was no speochmuking. but
Mrs. William Randall Smith, of East
avenue. on behalf of the circle. made a.
short presentation address, when Mrs.
Egbert was given a beautiful strips
of gtild beads. and when Mr. Egbert
was presented with a handsome adi-
tion of a work on Napoleon. Rev. Mr
Egbert responded to the speech of
Mrs. Smith in an entirely informal
way and thanked the circle for its
many kindnessea to Mrs. Egbert and
himself.
As pastor of the Norwallt Conste-
tlonal Church Rev Dr Elbert will
deliver his last sermon on Sunday. but
be will not give a farewell address.
for he does not believe In them. On
Tuesday evening next he will addressl
the Men's Club in the Flushing Coa-
gregational Church. and on the follow
ing Sunday will deliver his first: sore
moo there. ills household hoods will
probably go on Friday by vans to New
York city. the snow having prevented
the vanms coming this morning. .
W
POOL TOURNAMINT 'INI‘H‘D.‘
George R. Van Alstyna Wins lint Gilt;
in Class A at Iobtthsr'vvallt eluh.‘
Last night's game betwoen‘tleorso
Lowndes. we "completed the pool.
tournament of the South Norwalln
Glob. this being the final same in
Class A. Mr. Van Al’atyna. was our
detailed score:
flan ‘Alatyns. 125.
Lowndss. too.
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body is prohiemnilcal at this time.
President 'f‘aft believes that if a fill
buster can be avoided and a vow
taken the bill will pass Ho in insist-
cnt that the Senate shall not one way
or the other and has indicated that.
he would call an extra session of con
gross If it does not do so. l
The passage of the hill in the House
came at the end of a long debate.
niiich at times was as bitter as has
been heard on the floor of that chant
her in years. The fight was confined
almost wholly to the Republican side.
Democratic members joined in from
time to limo, and taunted the major.
ity members for their lack of unity.
The Democratic lenders also put in the
claim that the reciprocity agreement
was coed Democratic doctrine "gad‘ dc-
slaved that. they were
“chine President lat‘t an man mof‘ the
House Republicans into the out
till fold. The suggestion came from
the Republican side that. Mr. Tall and
Champ Clary might be rivals for the
peat Democratic presidential nomina-
tion. Mr. Clark claimed that in a
contest of that sort he would win
”hands down."
Cloturs Rule Applied.
A final vote was reached only
through the application of a cioturo
rule which shut off all amendments
and even dispenser! with the reading
of the bill.
charge of the hill, had Tailed to
unanimous consent to do away with
calendar today.
glad to let the debate continue for an.
other legislative day. The Republicans
opposed to the bill fought the rule to
"gag" rule as drastic as anything'
against which they had so eloquently
invclxhed In the past. The Democrats
laughed loudly at title and scented
thoroughly to enjoy the diecomtlturo
of some of their old-time enemies. ;
Representatives 'I‘ilson. Hill. Hig-
gins and Henry. of Connecticut. all
voted in favor or the bill. Cosmos-
i
Edward H. Gutnb :-
Macfarlnnd. hobo B.
dent of the lion's Christian inquiry
Club and Miss Mutant. B. Weed. su-
pcrintondcnt of the" Primary Depart
meats.
, in; a regular teacher. with several sub.
stltute teachers and» appointment.
til it
intuition it Still
'Said it Haney Wee list Sent lie
Would BlowUp Railroad
w.-—--—.-
This lil‘ocedurp em. dc- lllack Hand type to President Mullen.
cided upon only after Mr. McCall in or the New York New
3" Hartford
if that had 5063 ac- William ll Arthur. to Norman lice
cured. he said, he would have been her and to Gustavo bible". of Slim
ford. Hugh Ennis,
old; son of John lI'nnis. the contractor
the very last denouncing it in caustic and pedestrian was “"9““ yester-
saga They directed their on. eg. day farcnooa The police say blunts ad-
pocIsiiy against the Democrats and mined vrrltlnar the letters and claim-
accused them. on the eve of point: into cd they were intended
power in the House. of enforcing a practical jokes
NONNALK TAGIIT
about 76.
After the supper had been served
l by a corps of the young women under
the direction of Mrs. Lawrence A
Douglass, chairman of the committee.
brief addremd W‘I‘mglge by the an
I pcrintandent. Streak to
Mon. who
Mauperiutcndcnt
~ v Charles 8.
mouse. presi-
p’ocelded, by:
O.5,
Dr. Medal-land capitalised his plane
school its sti’dng; on s of teachers
both new and bld.‘ their remarks
bio faithfulw He spoke especially
of one of the. prihisrfy teachers Mrs.
Robert Sllcock, who" Is ill, and oi her
faithful not vice
After these remdrkb the evening was
spent socially. '
The wheel in reported as being new
thoroughly organised. every class hay
I of Famous
Willi I
PlilSdlliI NEllEI
Bocause he wrote letters of the
even and
Railroad. to Contractor
twonty~ono 3'0!”
chiefly as
”can
(Continued on Scytnth Page.)
wu..—-u—~....
GLOO NOMINATIONS
The annual meeting of The Norwsllt
man Sperry did not vote.
8T. PAUL'S OIIILO'
FNIENOLT NEOEPTION
, Yacht Club will be hold at the Hotel
Mahacltemo. on Saturday oveninl. Feb-
ruary 25th. and the nomination cont
mittoe. appointed some time ago. has
made selection of the following old-
cars. which will be voted for at that
R. Van Alstyns. 125. and Howard L. '
. branch. also won the min for plotting
. er the hall and was a clever sebum
. and as the names of all had been tall
. on when they catered. all Were sures
‘ to (at a letter at the
. iwerd served
About elithty members and visiting
members of branch societies were
present last evening at the St Paul' a
Girl' in Friendly Society' a valentine par-
ty. which was held in the bachelor
street chapel. As the young ladies
marched in each registered and ware
given a heart and arrow. Trinity and
Grace Church branches were the
[beats of the evening, and helped malts
up the jolly party. The hall was neat-
ly and appropriately decorated with
hearts and other things pertaining to
the celebration.
Games‘ Were played and the' first
was a heart hunt. small many he rte
being hidden all over the chapel. its
girl who found the must within a giv-
en time. therefore entitled to the first
grins. was bliss Annie Crane. of at.
aul' branch
bliss Eugenia Gotnd. of St. Paul'-
N
the arrow nearest to the heart. when
blindfolded. {The postolllce in one and
I
lollies.
sis ills they march to the
and museum a vdlbotiiis with her
name bruit. . .,
4 The lssr tier Lira erotica furnish
ad nucleic r «sofas; hat n
meals of to! swoon
mil"
II
time:
R O. Mitotic
W. if Byin
rum. and
chairman:
is Bears.
IIBO INNOLO NOT
printed hare dollar that am Dorothy
Arnold is a patient in Flower Hospital
was denied by! the hospital authorities
merit to the Adméiated Pleas:
acid is notes. patioat; and that she has
can never been a wheel
dsr bet m’ name or a y other name.
‘I I '
Commodore-L. Al. Allen. M. D.
VicoCoutmOdow—ituuoil iii. Budd.
dear CommodWChai-les Klein.
Bocutarywbio nomination.
Treasurer bslIM Assistant Secretary-—
Governing Committeenli. S. Hatch.
on.V . w Perri-.11}. w.
..l.. Ward
Regatta Committee-Gianna Gram.
Ecuaddeflon and Law
ill rtotitr lliibi'ml.
”may -
Nhlw YORK. li‘eb. ltl.-'l‘he revert,
his minds: In the following stats-
>"Wd debit. imitate that Mill Ar-
re. either an-
I
53a. shaman nucleus.
filled“ at House Staff. Flower llcsbl
ESIS AINR
EENRS SIAI
INN SRNSIIII
Hartford Learns That Small
Towns Are Joining With Cities
in Campaign To Defeat it
All SilRPilRlIIiINS
‘IEI IIIINN Iliii EASY
Commissioner Corbin’e Excess
Tax Bill May Come Up Again
HARTFORDFeh.15.~Tho move‘
ment to prevent another levy of a di-
pro at the recent debslopmem of tin.- reel state tax on the proneriy of towns
in beginning to be regarded by the soy-
orning junta of the General Assembly
as of serious proportions and likely to
interfere with the plane that have been
laid for raising the revenues of the
commonwealth. When it was first
announced that Mayor Buckingham.
the young chief executive of Bridge»
*-
(Contlnucd or. Second Pager
NEINIINS ENSISINENI
IPPRNPRIIIEIY iNNlNINSHI
MW...“-
Mlee Susan Myrtle Finney. Lets
Friends into the Secret at
St. Valentine’s Reception
The announcement of the engage-
ment of Mine Susan Myrtle Finuey and
Oliver liazoltine Mitchell. both of BF!"
kale: street. Nomalk was made in a
novel wax last evening. Miss Finncy
tunertaiaed a number of her soups
lady friends at a Valentine party. and
the usual games were played earlier in
the evening. The prize winners
were Miss Dunawsy, Miss Wheeler and
Miss Smith. Miss Lyon was awarded
the coasolation price. As yet petition
of the engagement had leaked out and
it was not known ttntii the streets sat
down to the dainty luncheon that had
been propnrcd for them.
.\t each place was a neat little place
lard. heart shaped and contalniug the
information that on the inside could
be ncad the names of the people whose
engagement was being announced at
this iimc. Eagerly tbc young ladies
sought the Inside 0! the double heart
and there surely enough Were the
names of Miss Finncy and Mr
Mitchell. Congratulations were imme-
diately bestowed upon Miss l-‘lnncy
who blushed quite charmingly. it is
said.
The table was beautifully decorated
with pastoboard hearts strewn promis
cuously about the covering. and favors.
which were red carnationa. were plac-
ed at each place The refreshments
. ended with ice cream in heart shapes.
with a little Cupid on each form. The
, young ladies adjourned to the parlor.
whore songs were sung and a social
hour enjoyed until about it o'.cioclt
when there came a knock at the door
and there appeared seven young men.
as escort for the young ladies.
They had that at the Nutmeg Club
and had escorted their friend in great
lowed a continued round of congratu-
lotions and the young men were also
served with a dainty repeat. the hearts
holding the foremost place. as in the
former luncheon
called upon for a speech. and though
his embarrassment was great be con-
trolled himself sufficiently to give I
short address.
The young men from their entrance
had takes full charrc at the festivities
and as soon as their reps-t was over
they adjourned to the parlor. where
Charles Veriin and John N. Kline Mr
dared solos and the Kisses Dunsway.
Finney and Matbcls favored with piano
solos Charles Verlla had disappeared
for a incident and when he returned
be was sat-bed as an Episcopal etern-
mau. A mock weddlns took place than
and there much to the amusement and
pleasure of all concerned
Those present included the follow-
ing: The Sims LON” Danny.”
Danbory. Albertine Marinate. Charlotte“
Grumman. Alice Lyon. Theresa Var
tin Verna Wheeler. Nellie Byi ton.
Month-ad Smith. Myrtle and (Jonas
Flnuey. Mrs. .l‘ohn IL Kline. rli
'" ai-
Frank Clmisb. Micro. y Ste
Mrs. Horace M. Simon.
Charles G. 1m. and Mrs. William ll.
style to the Plane) house. Then fol~ as...
Mr. Mitchell was’
for new in use it
In'w
lNilEIIIIRE WWII“
Nil Nil INIRSERY
‘Exceedlngly Successful Event
Held at the Hotel Malian lt-
emii. Yesterday
The Valentine Day wblst party of
, the Day Nursery Association was held
yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Mn-
hackcmo. and was of an unusually
* successful character. There were thir-
ty tables in use in the spacious dining-
room. Thiii was very tastefully decor
ated with red hearts. Cupids sand
carnatioue and the effect was decidedd
ly pleasing Delicious punch was serv-
ed. and there were little bean-shaped
At the conclusion of the games, all
adjourned to the parlor. wherc‘tho
ten handsome prizes were distributed
to the successful plums The two
first trophies were taken by Mrs. ila
Randall. The others were secured as
ioilows: Mrs. Hertry 3.1)ocltw09d.
Mrs Louis Veriiu. Mrs Samuel M.
Allcr Mrs William R. Thompson. Mrs.
Elmore i). Aivord. Mls. k‘. Ketchhm,
\irs l" L‘ [locker Mrs Henry Pagan.
The ladies thoroughly appreciated
the kindness of Landlord James R.
(‘onnor for his courtesy in allowing
the use of the hotel for the occasion;
present.
NNIIE SUPERVISOR ill
NEN IIIRN NINIIERSIRIEIIS
flies Fanniehelle Curtis, of her-
wallt, Assigned to Nest im-
portant Position
Norwalk relatives and filoa‘Na at
Miss Fanniehellc Curtis. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Curtis. daughter of
meat, which Appeared
York Globe. last night:
Those interested in kindergarten ed
learn that City Superintendentnar
well has assigned Miss Fsunlobelle
Curtis. director of klndersartens in
Brooklyn and Queens. to the supervis-
ion of kindergarten in the other burr
ought: as well. The assignment is
temporary.
lieve that the precedent established in
other branches will be followed, and
Miss Curtis placed permanently in
full charge as director lor the city. The
need of uniformity in kindergarten
instruction throughout the oily is re-
garded as a sumcicnt reason for such
assignment.
Over in Brooklyn and Queens Miss
Curtis has demonstrated remarltabc
organizing ability having 2.500, loom
children under kindergarten instruc-
tion there than in the other three bor-
ough a combined. Furthermore. she
built up the best system of kindergar
ton mothers' clubs in the United
States One of the strongestfeiatnrce
of mar work has been her liberal,
friendly attitude toward her kinder
gunners. which has won their loyalty
and made poaalble an esprit de corps
that was responsible for the splendid
results achieved. There is tremendous
opportunltly for a strong executive. for
more are over 200,000 children of kit».
gerxartcn ago and but 27.000 in kinder-
ganglia.
in the departments to! physical train-
in: and music the number of directors
has been reduced until one was left in
charge. and the policy has been so suc-
cessful that Its extension to kindergar-
ten; is arsed.
. Classified advert ssmarm on this as e.
um stats; 3 times. t
sash additic'nai word. 1 cent per insertion.
in bidekfacs or caper double prion.
cakes of all descriptions l
vid H. Miller, .Tr.. and Mrs. (‘llfford S l
and for the many favors shown those
pleased at the following announce- , .
in the New 1
position in this city will be pleased to.
but there is reason to be Nib”
Dues increased from $2 to .53
Year. and Two New Ideol-
bers Are Received
PRIIIIISINS lilillllilli
Changes To Be Made In it.
Street Railroad Station
The Norwaik Business man it
lotion meeting was called to 6rd]
dot the abova seine. but when ’ A»
iourned it adjourned under the
of the Norwailt Board of ,
Charles E. Jennings. of South N
addressed the meeting in a vary 1;
ant and interesting manner. His
lasted about an hour. and during W
time he aroused the Norwalkers; ..
great enthusiasm, which it. in hoped
will not die out at open He frequent
ly complimented The Norwalks ,»
its resources and its beautl'. and In“,
that It rests with the men of the town
whether the place is to grow or not.
(Continued on Second Pale.) '
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