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Alterations and lie-decorating of
Club House Discussed

 

 

 

 

The annual Aneeting of tho Nor-walk
Country Club was held at the club
house.- Saturday evening. President.
Haratrom presiding. The secretary's
annual report for the tear ending
lt‘bbruary 22 was read and accepted.
This report showed the membership
at the close of 1910 to be lilt reel-
dent members and bi non- resident a

total of 246; members received dur
ins the year. A? resident and 18 non
resident. a total of 70. The resigna-
tions during the past year were 10

 

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Stateroom otidrs. Haldwinllrum-
minimum Amerikii Entered

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.~l-‘edersi su-
thorltlcs. and local police stile today
continued the search for the almost
priceless Jewelry stolen from a cable»
ot dittwar in t l‘itilid of hire
Maldwin penis ormerlysilre.
Marshall Field Jr.. of Chicago. on the
liner Anterllu some time durtng Sutur-
dsy night. hire. Drummond estimates
the money i‘ the
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ptirlolned
Ithem

char-
acter mg,” the Antonin: artiel?”fi Aew
elry. which. include three s of
uhlte pearls surrounded by more it: n
so diamonds. black pearl and whie
gesri, rings and a shield shaped bmoch
last: and .piiih pearls surrounded
lory. i ends with s ndsnt of a large
spite csl black on
Mr and Mrs. ummond hsd intend
ad to pretend today to China 0. but in-
stead, Mrs. Drumnscnd said. i a loss of
the jewels had changed their plans and
they edpccted to retools here for sev-
eral days to aid in the search for the
Archie. The polio. italic complete do-
noriptlons of the rprloua pieces and
par/nations Will he 'watched for the ap-
[instance of the mlgbiiig articles.
Besides this. it is planned to extend
the search to all pll‘ts of the country.
A seerch oi the steamer failed to re
rest a clue to ihs‘iewsla or the identi-
ty of the person or took them lithe
gemo were osrrl off the chip the
method is as much at s m\ni0i A as the
robber y Itself still must. detectives
ti'sid todsy.'liave _ accomplished by
a mostsdroit sinu‘ [or it is possible
the val bios srd‘~ cooled in home
part of t big I. and with this
possibility in vie. it will be searched
from stem to storm today.
. A. who returning to
‘ hsence of nearly
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Miss Anna fiery Griffiths Be“
comes the Bride at Henry
Frederick Pierce

There was a large assemblage of
relutlves and friends in Trinity lupin:
copsl Church. Saturday evening. for
the purpose (it witnessing the nuptials
of Miss Anna Mary Griffiths. oi South”
Nol walk to Henry Frederick Pierce.
of Warren. Vt.

The church was appropriately decor
ated with palms and plants. and pro
dented a very attractive appearance
Previous to the arrival of the bridal

 

 

an artistic program, and its the bride
entered the church. played the Wed
ding prouosslonetl.

The bride. looking exceedingly. at-
tractive. was attired in a costume of
Copenhagen blue messsllne. with bond-
ed trlmmlngs. and wore s but oi dark
blue straw. with French plumes. and
carried a shower bouquet

The bridemsid was her cousin. Miss
Pauline Madden. who wore a white
not embroidered dress with hat to
match trimmed with pink plumes. and
carried a bouquet of pink carnations.
The best man was Charles Pierced
brother of the groom. from Warren.
Vt. .The ushers were (lhsrles ll.
(lehrmann and Robert E. Doulens.
The bride was given away by her
brother. J. Frederick Gridlths. of Dan
bury. and the ceremony was perform.
ed by.tbe Rev. Frederick A. Coleman.
rector of the church.

Following the interesting church
common). the bridal party returned to
the bride it home. the residence of Mr
and Mrs. Frederick ll. Madden. at No
94 South Main street. where s most»
tlon for the lmmedisie families of the
contracting parties was hold A colt
Astion nus served rind s piesasnt time
cnloxed until the departure of Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce on their wedding tour.

They were the recipients of At large
number of handsome and useful. wed-
ding nifte. silo-sting the esteem in
which both ‘nrc held. hire. Home has
for several years been s trained nurse
in The Norwslks and vicinity. and hss
awlde acquaintance.

Mr. and Mrs Pierce will reside in
Worcester. Mats. and are boarding
tor the present at No. 244 Pleasant
street. in that city.

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JAGOCCON—JON NCON.

J. Anderson in Soot Nemik.

The umrrta'ge ‘cl Miss Hanna John-
son and lions Jacobson of Norwslli.
took place. Saturday succing. at the

home of Rev. C. J. Anderson. liayvlow
place. idsst Norwsllr. who is pastor of
the Swedish (‘.ongrqstlonal Church.
hilss l-‘rids Johnson. sister of the
bride, was bridal-almond Frank Erie
son. of Bridgeport. was best man.

After the ceremony a reception was
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Wheeler. No, 6 Arch street.
Norwslit. where‘ibe bride has for a
number of years made her home.
Among those present were Air. and
Mrs. ('. A. Ericson. of East Norwsllt:
George lcricecn. Hermann Thersmsn.
Albert Younger and Harry Hanson. of
Brooklyn. N Y: Miss Frlds Johnson.
of New Haven. and Frank iii-icons. of
Bridgeport. Quite a number of use-
tul presents were received.

Mr. Wheeler spoke in words of con-
gratulation and honor of the bride
as being in their home for so many
years. and he felt almost as though
she was one of the family.

All departed well pleased with the
evening.

FAREWELL FAIIY ll
THEII OLD MI!

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sltldd. of
Franklin avenue. entertained a large
party of friends at their home on Sat
urdsy evening. The occasion was a
farewell reception to their present resi-
dence, for on lurch 15th they will

move from Franklin avenue to their
handsome new ' home. which is in tire
course of construction in Spring lilil
avenue.

The mousing. which was s most on
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lootioiis were rendered. During the lab
tor part of the evening out of town

lattendant from their lot
some of the great so

recitation of

lbllowing those a collation was served
and after further ontoridlnmont tho°
early broke up. ”Can of nests were
Sr and m

isles.
guests were Air. “and re. l'airiclt
p “$0,"; ... “he

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Wedding at the Residence or Rev. A). ‘

“guests arrived and there was mach os- ‘

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The Horwelk Yacht club Holds
Its Annual Meeting at the
Hotel Hehsckemo

ItlY llllil lil it BIJi'l
Ill litXl Fill WEEKS

Extensive Plans Being liede for
the Opening at the Season

The coming season with The Nor
wsik Yacht Club promises to be one of
the best In the club's historY. Judging
from the interest taken in the annual
meeting. which wss held last Saturday
night in the parlors of the Hate] it»
hacitemo. it was shown thst there
would be a substantial increase in the
membership with the opening of the
season in April. and already estensire
plans are being made for the worm
weather.

Commodore t. hf. Allen announced
that early in the season there would
be a Joint cruise or the Knickerbocker.
Northport and Norwsll' Yacht Clubs.
with a smelter at the Hickory Bind
club house. This will be, followed by
s cruise of the Norwslk Yacht Club to
orthport, and later to the Knicker-
ker's headquarters in New York.

it. is planned. as last season. to have
various water sports. canoe tacos sud
the usual selling races. lsdloo‘ day.
etc.. on Saturday afternoons through-
out the season.

A new dust was authorised. and the
governing committee was given power
to matte titre necessary contracts. and
proceed with the work so that it would
be ready for use about Memorial Day.
Tuesday. May 30th. when the club
will go formally into commission.
There will be the customary oriental
day features. a concert in the after»
noon. with Mfrwshnrpnts and dancing
in the urchins.
The reports of the your showed“.

 

 

 

 

dare Allen was unable to be present
sainrly event . and flint” Com
medore'o rtpresided

A vote of thenlts woe tendered to
George 8. Curtis. for too said thee!

declined s reelection Mr (‘irrtls' work
has been of the highest character. he
has giieu unspsriugly or his time in
seeking a success of the club. and it
was with regret that the members
learned or his declination to accept
oilice again.
The club was also spproclstivs of
the kindness of Landlord James ll
Connor for use of the hotel. .
The election or utilcere. which was
unanimous. resulted as follows:
Commodore—“l. M. Allen. M. D.
Vloo~Commodoro~—-Russoll ii. itudd.
Rear Commodore—~tlhsrloa Klein.
MretuymNo nomination.
Treasurer and Assistant Summary-‘-
R. 0. Mitchell.
Governing Commuter»— ~.ll 8 Match.
w. ll. Sylnston. V. W. r‘e rrls. it. W
Fitch W l. Ward.
Regatta Committee-Cllrenco Cram,
chairman. 0 H. Cheddt-rton. Lewis
Boers

JAIRAHAM LINCOLN" TONlOHT.
Doctors by Dr. Cedinsn st So. Nor.
ii. iii. Church. Music. Adm. tree.

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PUTNAAI. rob. :1.«~Bccauso at s
misplaced switch. a psuongor train
from Worcester. Mass. crashed into
several freight cars etsndiug along.
side the freight depot here today.
throwing the tender of the or
train oif Its wheels. splints cg a or
word meager coach and a freight
car. and causing isiurloe to the poo
sensors of s more or less serious or
lure. it. A Dustin. oi idvorett. lass.
a traveling salesmss. received the

 

 

 

of severe lacerations about the hood.
face and hands. The other psosenm
were cut by dyluawslsss and several
were bruised by shoes of the col-
loids. llr. Dovesoy. of Boston. also»I
received voda bsdeesl p wound .
isr. Dustin's lot as came about is
a curious manner.
.roaeiiliig for his overcoat when the set
cidont occurred.
through the window and onto
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club to he in good condition. Col-mo b

ilcloni secretary of the ct it. who has ,

moot dortcus lsiurloe. They consisted. ...:

s was stencils up 1
The shoes throw trim , .
the

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andbi'ouflitteobotel. where
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President lleiien Will Address
ludlclsry Committee on His
Hessure on Tuesday

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ill liilillll Hill. Hillllli

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Sri deepen Hospital From a
Prick oi Pin, Edited 88!
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There is outsider-slits speculation
over the likelihood of developments
from the death of Annie It. li'ebn. wife
of Frank J. l'ehn. or [East Norwalh,
who died Saturday at the isolation
Hospital. Bridgeport. after she had
gone through a severe ordeal follow ‘
lng her arrest. in mantles: with the
ire-i Norwalk dos Instill case which
was attended with so incur dramatic
details.
hire. Penn was stricken witt. erysiu-
oils at the county tail in Bridgeport.
where she was tahelt‘ to serve out a
line for the dog ates iii}. The death
certificate signed by tissue Officer lilo! Will Gdittlillld llVSi‘ Week
Dr. C A Mcbellsn. shows that the:
woman came to her deslh from Si'yllp—l HARTFORD Feb. 27. ~~'l‘he interest
sins and oedema of tho lungs. lln the doings of the legislature next
The woman's husband lays the week is expected to be centered in the:
cam of her dust to the fact that mu or President Mellon of the New
“w was “N w ill in “h Norwalh York. New Haven A Hartford railroad

for two days "m. she in ‘ dell company to the capitol on Tuesday

cste couditics but he was in
”9‘ sad his address before the Judiciary
tirldgeport “d throat h tbinos committee on his plan for a court of

to the person who a Mod were .
commerce so an after-native measure
responsible tor m a M“ for a public utilities measures.

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Seth Annette.
llolitnd the death ‘ the unfortunate 1 p...
woman is conslde is of a story She (Cont “a on Sixth )

 

And her husband wife lined for bold-
lng a dog with the chiecl of securing
a reward. They were arrested and
both were given a hearing. the hue-
bsnd and the wits being dried. the
latter going to Jail

Rotors her trial we! place she was
confined in the tendon is iisvilscd

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mm one err-m . r on Fruit Stores open “For Ventila-
r at ' hi on »
$1515.33... Annie“? tion” and civic can to Set-
a
l:hu.01ll ‘ \ 12.3}. incar- l‘fl“ WWI m "CCU".
cor-st on there for her '
‘0‘“ 3‘0 “I if Mn“ '0' Weatport accepted the enforcement

Am dsys. when she 7’ ‘ removed for

Dirt his New.
When she was committed to the

county Jail in Bridgeport it was no
tlced theta also had l slide on her face.

of the Sunday closing hours yesterdsy
with becoming moekneas and there
was not so much as a peep from any

one or even a complaint. according to
one of the loading members of the

than during them. if they were dolor.
mined to read them. Two fruit stores
were reported open. but no evidence
was secured that they made all! Is es.

The proprietors claim the ey
have to open their stores a tilt while
not: day in order to got them ventils
ted on account of the fruit.

Public sentiment in the town is sold
to be divided over the course pur-
sued and it may be that there will be
some objection raised to the strict en-
forcement of the law.

IIIDBEFOIT Ill
TAKEN CUMEILY ILL

While walking along Wall street.
Saturday afternoon. a stranger whose
name has been since learned to be
Harry Graham. of :28 r‘siriield avenue.
Bridgeport. wag tstten sudeniy ill and
foil to the pavement in front of the
store of William P. Beers. At first it
was thought that the mas had slipped
on some ice on the wall. but this was
not so. The man was pinned up uncut»

onions and was carried into the roll-
Aoad station The police were called
and Captain that was at once on the
scene. Sosln the condition of the...
man he sent or a doctor and at the

me time wont to the police hesdousn

sothins could be dose for her.

The body was removed by l'ndsr-
taker hi. .l. Gannon to his estsbltsh-
mom in iirosdgotmt. liridsowrl. sad
It was shipped toi’ Helphia in a bee
moiicslly sealed casket this noon.

The unfortunate woman and her
husband "M ii 32 Second street.
East Not-walk. and what will be the
next move on the part of her husband
will be watched with interest by the
virtues in The Norwallta. This case
has created a areal deal of interest.
especially in view of the tart of l-‘ohn‘s
allegations that his wife‘s confinement
following her arrest. resulted in liar
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~TONISHT.

High School A. A. iienellt. Lincolns
vs. Sixth Company; lligh School vs.
Bridgeport lligh. Basketball. Dance
lag. Armory.

AIEIIBAIO IN!
IFXIIIIC HITEI'I'IOI

SAN DlESO. Cal. rots. fl.-4osuo
Calamautes. s Ifeolcaa. gender-mo. who
was slightly wounded in the hisslcail
dght. arrived at Tia Juana. yesterday.
lie broustit s in out that the
rebels were headed 'l‘ls uses. A
few hours before he reached that place.
he overtook as Alamo ladies runner.
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Four lien Arrested for ille'p‘sl

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Selling This Morning

0n the complaint of seversi .oi the
North Wilton emulate
from the Town‘s! Norwslk went to
that place this morning and made a
wholesale raid for the illegal sale of
or. The party returned to Norwslh
about 1 o'clock this afternoon. 1

The men who were srretited were
August Wolf. Albert Wolf. Sen Brena-
man and Mike Stshl; There were so
far as could be learned none of the
purchasers caught.

The men were arr-signed before him
ties Samuel S. Nicholas. Sronoman
pleaded guilty on one count and was
ilined no and costs. ile paid and was

given his liberty.

The other men remsed to plead and
were reissued on a bond or 3150 for
their appearance in the town hall at
Wilton on next Monday morning at it)

edit before Justice Nicholas. .

I”The party of encore were tslten to
the scene in automobiles. Deputy
Sheriff Samuel C. lrelsnd. of South
'Norwsllt. was is chsrge. The slicers

o accompanied him were Captain
'Tllomss Hunt. Charles P. Page and
John Stryher Prosecuting Attorney
boo Davis. of Norwalk. was also with
the party and issued the warrants.‘

ICOAPIO FROM ACYLUN.

WATSSSUSY. Feb.- 27.40“
Coughlln. the man who went to Wllh
tngion‘ three years ago. to see limb
dent Roosevelt. was today scat co'
Broohsido Home here. for inquire~ coo
earning hi. sanity Coughlln or new?
ed in the government asylum at
lotion after be had been a touted
the White House and his mother
the local police yesterday that its had
escaped from the asylum. lie m
his mother mum. CM she had to
call in the police to protect her.
the time Ooughtin wont to arsenic:
tos. be was matured vlolentl
sane. and was Ashen into custody by
the president's detectives before he
could reach the chief executlve.

ossvso sonar our duress.

The hot roast beef supper Ssturdolr
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but W Q1. at 1 ed as desired by the club fut ss well. adding out o a com
mun”. ‘ ”:3 The w rior Harald news stood In ‘0 the WIN ”an". a“' ,
tour no out m... W stirred III-u em out“ it '0 m“ m ”w“ "”mmat ‘ so
erysipelss. and less confltlon became ‘0'" with May “'1" ‘ end ' #:1353379. “than:
no alarming shs'wss taboo to the MN" 0'1 W and tit wn‘bpb. W. The r so. which I”
isolation hospital. Although m had to '0' "00‘0“ "‘0 “t" 'm" ‘m‘md ' “MM"AM." n « '
sit the medical attendance possible W “W“ ”M000 ”l the ”ml“ 'm'h '“ chs

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The serving of customers rweilis
one of the principal restores of thd
Oottllob 87 and ill) aim. Boo Adv.

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Classified advertisements so wrongs.
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each additional were. 8 sons per loser-lids
in biseurscs or cope. Coulis prise.
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rm. today tendered the ' .
his ministry to President ‘
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placed on the stretcher and carried tones
the «soon and Dr. Walter attendant
wassoosteore. liooxsortsodtbo a
and ordered Ahls removal to tho-
tal. An automobile of the F D.
wood Company was secured and M

the mas in the machinebs
"Bill: the institution.

with a similar crevasse. Both Oslo
msstasaod tholadisscamouooosn
insurgent fwd numbering about is
man at a point is miles condos» of
Tia Juana. daturday sight. and narrow
tr escaped esp rare.

it is reported that this hand of la-
surioctos is commanded by Simon
Ssrlhhoid

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