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dl’
committee on Proposed Annexaé
tion of Town to South Norwalit
'lias‘ Another Session
Pililllli lliiilliil u illii
» . l_ll_l_l_l_iill Pilill’liill.
an Fire, Police in" Other Do-
‘porimonts Under One Head
. b
The second of the meetings of the
general committee representing the
various sections of the town in the
proposed extension of the South Nor-
walk city lines to include the whole
town was held loot evening at. the
council chamber in Washington street.
At thla session, among the most impor-
tant matters under consideration. was
the placing of the tire. the potioe and
other departments for the whole en~
larged city under one heed for each.
The committee meetings are not
open to the public. but the following
report. of What transpired last night.
web glvenout from the committee this
morning:
'i‘lioae 'preeeni were ‘iiussell Frost.
William R. Thompson. John Keogh,
Henry W. Gregory. John J. Walsh.
Cari Anilaratrom. Leo Davis. liouis
Goldschmidt. Charles Bell and Edward
in the" absence of Chairman Light
Henry .131.» Gregory was nominated
that the subcommittee had held no
meat but had individually been con»
government. far the whole city. and
other chapter matters.
discussed the commission form of
charter. “ A a”. ‘ . ‘
. 5 gt 2“ .cornmlt‘
Melisa made , Vi; ‘ draft of
charter. that' . c earl be bold
ithasosanimnusly y. ,
delta Late. ,h'oonupii also
‘Irwua‘ .uusnifik v . that.
tbeiitb‘ depTi‘tment. be}! «obedien-
resiommy to; ‘ ' '
city'tlie department‘- -. id be the fires-
waik. Norwalli
and '9‘” East Norwal ,
Tha’derritoryrtu be some by the
_ won it be the
ten .
N9?!" and the prudent City of Non
wa .. .
lea'Jathe some one.» meeting that
works .includlng strip“. sewers and
sidewalks. ought tozlis tinder one head.
the test of care of ghways should be
pdld for by the til i districts an
.F. limith.
temporary chairman. and he reported
dider . the matter of some scheme of
Various members or the committee
it was vol
at. ditch end of the town. ..
that. lice
unduly .. 3......
soililaieii. isnfir on .
. «trend by the
ontVGILl'e's il'fiotlili.
ire District.
city' ‘fioilce ‘depariiiieiit
pithe present City of South
the care and maintenance of all imbue
it was the sense ills meeting that
cording to the work ' eslred tn the die
01..
Titers shall be one set of asueusors.
one board of relief. one collector. one
treasurer. one board {of charitlea. one
board of auditors. and city clerk. one
corporation counsel. in tact. one act of
oily oflcials.
it was voted that. the sub-committee
plummet rough draft of charter and
present earns at. the next meeting.
Adjourned to leaday evening.
some bill. at 8 ppm“ at Town Court
roost; "math. Conn.
o. ” is ill on»:
_ ”allergies assist:
Up in- the little ~ yrs of Ridssdeld
thedolsetuieii and ill board of warden
add harnesses are baring a controver-
abyi‘svslt the submiions which
elicit“ its but ”till hr the roads of
thyme and aim stiorte have
been made to havatbs two boards
agree a sun. or have been on-
able= lumen. and, the law in re-
Vlaiigbto tbsassl" you have to be
(0009' s ‘ .f
"way. New Yorltmlbuped pitting. or wrl.
, all myiirlsnds tutti
., , .
. it, his at ma non: ornalk rost—
M as ascend 3:3. alter on".
w
WWMiqo-‘n ..
a4
associarao eases rims ‘rit'ou ‘
1 ~ ' v ‘1. ‘ M
,. .
ALI. rears
a
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Senate Competent to lodge won
Its Action Should Bo. and
Committee is Not
‘lliotatlng
No one known better than newspa-
por men that Mr. Koneaiy. chairman
of the Republican State Central Conn.
mlttee. seldom pays attention to news-
paper polltlcnl stories concerning him.
even when they are noltew. Mr. Ken-
oaly departed from his custom this
afternoon long enough to need a dos-y
put/ch to the ilartiord 'i‘lmea. stating
that he had just rend an article in
Saturday's issue of that paper. in re-
liard to a meeting of the State Central
Committee. and he wished to iniorm
the Times that its reporter‘s inform.
ant was an unmitigated liar.
This is strong language for Mr. Ken.
only. but he wanted to leave no doubt
an to his meaning.
The article in the Times gave the
impression that Mr. Kenealy had calls
ed the committee together for the pur-
pose of instructing the Senators as to
what they ought to do‘ln regard to the
appointments made to important of-
nilcea by Gov. Baldwin. A reader on
the article might gain the impression
that the committee wail butting in at a
critical time. ‘
'The meeting of the committee."
uaid Mr. Kenealy. this afternoon. 'was
called at the request of the Senators
themselves, and the suggestion for it
did not originate with the committee.
My own view of disc matter in that
the Senate is the body to Judge whe-
ther the Governor‘s appointments
should or should not be confirmed.
Any other position would be to my
mind absurd. The State Central Com-
mittee is not instructing the Senators
perfectly competent to transact their
own business. To assume that the an
tirie in the'l‘lmen repreuento me ar-
curately would be to assume that l
was a fool."
llii llilSl “inn" is
lliillllll iillililll
Long Acre Square’s topless
iivasman Married, and‘ltlhlts
Way Folk Fellolisis llim
Many personsalong middle Brind-
filing a. talking yummy afternoon and
went to a wedding that will take item
'the White Way for several days one of
its best-known figures. Probably every-
body who has left the Times quiere
subway station at night has seen a
neveman. areal bundles oi papers
hanging over each shoulder. and busy
in. spite of the fact that his legs were
out on that below the hip. and be bad
to make his way on- two big pads oi
leather. ‘ ‘
it you stopped there a moment you
noticed that stage women who stopped
from taxis to go into abanley's, gave
friendly smiles to the newsdoaler. for
it was said he gave good luck. Actors
who stopped to buy papers saluted him
with a familiar “fl'io. George!" as
they hurried along. ,
lie iii George Gray. inlured ten years
one at the Grand Central station. Yes.
terdey he married Miss Maude B. (ill-
bert. oi South Norwalit.,Conn. lie car?
rlod the same expedition into his love
aiiairs that he used in business. for he
was introduced to Miss Gilbert only
iii-a months ago by a friend on Forty-
secend street. They ware-married la
Gray's home. No. 5111 West One Hun-
dred and Forty-sixth t. In. Ian-
nis Blame. of to Ann street. Booth Nor-
walh. was the bridesmaid. and the
bride’s brother. Ernest-la. Gilbert. was
best man. There was a dinnervailar
tb ceremony.«and the couple are do
in on a short wedding trip in New
on land. After that Grav‘wiil'retum
to is activity on MW email
a npoiteriortbeWerldeailsdst
the Gray lions yesterday atoning and
tuned it toll of excitement ov , wad-
diag psrations. lamps yr la:
press to costs up Is!
mat-ob. News per. tbsat bud roe
taurant mes invited.
"i. haven't b trots M n
or some at my other . " PI!
said "but Ilr. I‘llspatriub ”III lib
onerous has almond-adios seat for
tenor-row anemone. and ‘ probably
will hear tress than when titer I“
about this. i didn't send iavios ' to
a . or
along Broadway because didn't tbislt
imaging?" roost enough for tbsurid
a ’ ' .
and audits of 03mm M ii!
new ova-nus st '
f i hottest
. to
[bill euaioi imam
‘ ”’- blues“
(Continued on
die to chairman.
high scores.
by James ii. Roadie.
dose of the playing.
.—
llbllshed.
Prossouii
Attorney
Grain. of
tor the olsrlu
won rebel
lilo-ed last nigh
bind to be bold
MOVING
t FORT W
ibresboars-bsiore d
blob bad tensed
iii the downtown
till of a
”as ' naively.
liar
M owes
thoroughfares.“ n
sootdsutaii shot and
under. a Mall
scores or other: .5
sands of dollars“
feature ill m
ss-u—n—p
Sixth M).
“Pill! SHAFT“
SWIM. Will"
Nine tables were occupied at the so‘
cial whist oi Ophlr Cbapt‘emOrder oi‘
the Eastern our. last evening. the oc- , '0 l0 l“ “mu”! “'9‘ -
canton also aflordlng a pleasurable er.-
enlng to numerous others. the card
as to what they ought to do. They iti'o‘I playing V“ done in the ”mm“ room
of the Masonic quarters in South
Main street and was under the direc-
tion of the Chapter entertainment com-
mittee which consists of twenty mem-
bers and “of which hire. James ll. Runv
Refreshments were sen-ed
oitiiabuildi mus'
. iiriuwi K it run ,
liill iii no “00000 0i. "Mill mum on
HAS A Milli
liov. l.. B. iloivell, Mayor Polli-
msn and Mayor Finnegan De-
liver Speeches to Members
llllllltl sounds
ill ii iii illlil
Ton New Members Elected and. J-
All Enjoyed a Fine Time .
'l‘lie parlors of the Norwallt Hotel
were the scene of a very pleasant geth- days. while in a delicate audition.
erins. last evening. when the members
of the Norwalk Board of Trade and
their friends enjoyed a smelter. Thei
parlors had been very generously dsei ..
oraied for the occasion by Colonel W "l 3'” will ,
There were half a dozen prises ior
Mra. William Courier and Mrs. Wil-
.llam Twomhiy woroiied for first prise
and on the. rut Mrs. (‘ourter won. the
second urine was secured by lddward
Word. the fourth by him. While. the
fifth by 1rving fieberieon and tbdtslsth
noon-mam ‘ ,
one rm euro:
31‘, PETERpllURtS.
(‘liusulintsm about fifty miles north oil
Rabin. its being ravaged
plague. The deaths than are reported
to numlior’ltmi) daily
raging at Klrln. llulanrbou. opposite
Harbin. and at llodtino.
oou‘theast of the Manchurian capital.
ltruil rlota have occurred through-
out atrlcken districts. The foreign con-
suls are preparing .lo leave.
have refused to march into the plague
places. and martial law baa boon os~
no. i. Blouiordtllesipsuy Agnes
to supper-m with an
. the view it tissue
Feb. 38.1«i‘el
by the
The disease is
lllll mlloii
Troops
The Chinese emperor hue rcprlmuud-
ed the Manchurian authorities for not
having dealt mono energetically with
the situation. The Far Eastern press
is filled with apprehensionu oi a re-
orudenoenca of looserisut. .
NO MORE MONEY PRIIES.
WATWURY. ll‘eb. 28.««Falra and
baaaassi. which oiier money prison as
an inducement to the public to pop
obaas tickets. will be tolerated in tin
Haven county no louder. At a recent
conference between State Attorney A.
. Ailing. oi New liaven. Assistant
tats Attorney John P. Kellogg slid
John‘ I‘. No-
aterbury. it was deal
not to oouauaanoe such fairs in
city. and it is understood that hereaf-
‘ of cash or other valu
able prises at airs will not be tolera-
ted anywhere in the county. it is "l
tad. also. that similar action wit
taken to counties. Complaints
.in regard to fairs held
in this city. the complainants being
nouswboareo posedtoailsanb-
ins. and it in bet evsd that the fair
or the Meters of America. which,
Was the last of its
Waterbury..
oust-assoc av IAIN.
08TH. 'i‘dib. Fez. Ila-4'0
rob of a. thousand loss and
late la the av ‘
session ‘0! a mmmug'm
tbs city. The trouble started «mg
om oturo snow for a
is and .
into the bulldlll
mail‘ufi'mm‘: a bust.
through .
f
i.
hold it“
h. to
raise
“.2ch
. m,
, ”use? visited. the
lg...“
Coroner Wilden iladgv’iiot Even
Hoard oi Painlulfiod oi
Norwallt.....lllbiaan
it is quite improbable that the
coroner's office will malts an inquiry
into the death of litre. Annie at.
Palm. of South Nowell." who died in
the isolation hospital ”ierl’lduport.
last week. Coroner pillow! B. Wilson
when asked about the death yesterday
afternoon stated that be had not
heard of it. Mrs. Faith View a patient‘
at the hospital tinkering with erysipe
in. having been removed’from the
county Jail last Wednesday.
The husband of the woman. Frank
Fehn. makes serious charges against
the Not-walls 'sntboribsufciaiming that
i on. wife‘s death was one.» the ‘unaan-
ltary condition of the Marriott: lockup.
in which place Ills was held for two
The Fehns were arrested in Norwsllt
for having tattoos d. with the our-
“ . Both were
tore being ” the county
is was re-
moved to e . ,bospiui for
treatment. This 1“ her trial.
She was in; he” , for three
days. after w it site was allowed to
no to court. . , -
When iirr ratio arrived in Bridge
port. the jal authorities noted that
ahebad amen tbssldooiheriaoe.
She had been there but a short. little
when blood poisoning in. srysipe
iss.reauitlng. and cans tier remov-
‘Phe remains of It's. ‘l‘ebn were
taken in custody by Funeral Director
id. J. noon. oi Brlddeport. and yet
tordai a tsrnooa were shipped to Phil-
adslp is in a hermetically sealed one
hot. n . ,
.erw ‘ 3‘:
: “it
monophonic
Pipssfs So LdlAs Sosa As
Ill. WIM'WIII Pdmli
Darien will not suitor entries wa-
ter an site did in last summer‘s
drought. At least the town is not
iiiteiy so to suffer ior years to come.
The Stamford .Water Company has
come to the rescue. and has agreed
to supply the town with all the water
«A»...
mentioned on listb Page.)
rim loos ran
in ssaiso trots
Yesterday aitarsleir the Women‘s
Intelsat W‘ of Booth Norwais
soot in unconventional cams per
ton
lifter the usual routine business was
transacted. plans for the spring worlt
were discussed.
The Magus voted to subscribe for
"amines Conservation." the mags-
slns-oi the National Conservation As-
sociation. of irbieh the lasagna has re-
‘osatly become a member.
”I 00M
for tire Junior Olvio We. .,
Duo-i about or W‘ nabs”
WWII “domes-mom
e
t» “was it . .
W
anodised» oLAIidAii'i‘ arouse.
m, We “no Mi ”rd
bidet to‘ °sberdoitbsnd.
W“), lefliflb
«hawthorn
“ ‘ j ‘ wits
tissue .llllssiia
slain saltsior
l0ll0l0ll’00fl’ill Bills ii
l. w voted to subscribe for. “7
‘ u “3 "Our spinal Mondafjl
OI.- ,
or Trill you to sv a ”renowned“ obit 'oivu‘ coastline. ‘
.. scorn nonwaut. CONN... Toucan refines.“ as. 1911.
.r
v
000 ll ., ANS ,
’ NEW 0 lilllllll
,l lilSlllllllflll
Will Be Known as Home Bank
and Trust ilorhosny‘and Carry
on Four Lines of Business
l0 llllt Illl’llll
, .ll00i 0i 330.000
Will Is Purely Local institution
With iiaoy Stockholders
The most important move businese
wise id .Darioo in at least a decade and
probably a longer time. that of estab-
lishing a bank has been developed to
such ae‘ extent that the success of the
enterprise is assured.
known as the Home Bank and Trust
001nm. and is to carry on four lines
of business. including general baubles.
it is to in
trust company. safe deposit vaults
sell
Wooded blues to the
The Nessa «sash two minutasvaiior
a. Mr "
. “dwmml
local ‘ ' ill
im .
an retinal
son shall get
so that the ill
Shir in theiuli sense of the word. ‘
4le!!! are years it has been nomad
from time to time that about was
about to be started. but it never mateo
tallied. This time.
will be business. a wel -itnowrr busi-
QaniaII oi the place a d yesterday
it...
im- a built. as it is new necessary for
business men and all the other resi-
dents to to Stamford or Boiith Nor:
wait as
baubles business. in addition to the
business oi the bank from Darlen'a
merchant's. there will be considerable
from extensive. estates.
their help in checks. The mortagage.
trust company and saving departs. it is
also predicted. will get a good share.
soiiooiiia sosni
suits oovti IIAVLIIAS
0 DUCIS’I‘ER. Mum. Fob. u.-Th0
rams Holbrooh. was bound ,
Boston tar an eastern port for bait.
sad the Bowling was ootaieg to tilou-
sodilisb.
M skipper blames theotber for
the collision
The Grayliag struck the Hobart on
and a savings department.
The baubles house will be located
in Railroad avenue. Derien, not far
from the depot. Property has been pub
chased and the banking building will
be of brick. of ample also and will be
thoroughly
The {at
snaking is swindle Mark D. Wilbur.
one oi Darlen's most prominent rest.
dents. who though nearly ninety years.
is a very vigorous man and looks man
years younger.
Norman. a Dorian resident. who prae
tices law in New York. and Clarence
Bell. of Dorian. prominent in bankinl
circles in Stamford. and other well-
known Darien men are interested in
the proposed banking institution. The
charter. it is understood. was drawn
up by Judge Wilbur and surrounds a
perfect document that it was granted
without question and without a change.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Wilbur was
about town and explained some of the
detallaoi the new institution.
it is prepoaed to have as many Dar.
ten people as poo-ibis interested in
, consequence the number of shares al-
lowed is a person will be very limited.
as the capital stockists be
”0300.“! 'grest flan! zap
have alreadythsse'made for the stock.
which will have a my '
art‘s. Blocks of it con ‘
o .
mm proton its! the
vo’d'eeided infill) pen
iron- tb ‘ dvs shares.
n
a community
modern.
er oi the new banking und-
liis nephew. Mar
I'll!
however. there
was no question of an acute need
if:
nearest plaoea to transact
which pay
or Sylvia I. Nunan. oi Keene
bunk. hiatus. was run down and sunk
by the Gloucester schooner «trailing
twenties cl Thatcher-island. at asid-
aightl The crew of the button ,
ed the deck oi the Orarllng in safety
wane landed here today. *
"Mb
New. in command of Captain
iron
witaaosrsooi
a
smashing a great
. .I
“the bull. Two oi the Nuaaa'a
m “000i It the “M. Iliil
sales in the (clones:
of six :mi in tbsiors—
“ll. 0-1:
I
i
l
run
trim?
. in.
it:
.1;
Night. Largely Attended
’lJast evening’s dance of Uncas
Tribe, l. 0. R. M., was a very enioyabie
aliair end If" iarper attended. Red
Men's Hall in Washington street was
oiled throughout the evening by a
merry threat. the festivities continu-
ing until i a. m. '
Music for the dancing was furnished
by Jones' orchestra.
The committee of arrangements in
connection with the dance included
John H. Gallagher. 3. J. Thomas. Blew-
art C. Marshall. Fred Williams and C.
J. Prescott. , "
. The success of last night's dance
was vbry pleasing to tnecomsulttee-
and the mearbers oi the order. it was
the last alialr of its kind for some '
tliue. in that the Lenten season
i!
about to be entered upon. - ‘
Classified momma on this nape,
I! words or line. IS unis: I times. loss
sash additional word. i eons par laser-tiers
in blaehiaos' or ea'pe. double pride.
- , son --sa‘x.a.
t." it“ u *°‘ warned
it .. newy .
mania it. J. Cutbl .mBrklgs Iaritet.
\ m
'00! MLI~FIFTEEN PLYMOUTH
Roch chicken 10. Apply alter I o'ol
to i charm % ’st. . . mm
FOR MLI—QUARNED
out '0“
foundations. inquire Capt. . » glib.
newton. pt
made bread. Wheat res every
gig." Mourning”. :adneadayw
. u s . rsda . .
is: mus. '22 Joni. Iiain 5:. mild.
on nun-nor or bm'r arm
bait-pint whiskey nulls: l-i [thiamine
: of it ross' all clean.
rompgb Tort .in. but Norwalh. oi.
ill. in 3t
'08 uni-«OWNER IOVING PROM
town offers broom house. first class do -
dltlon: large lot. on trolley. Price
Terms reasonable. Layton a 00.. South
Norwflk. " ”73!
FOR CALI-.ONI LARGE RAID 8
hey-tinder. i0 howsoever touring a . in
line shape. Will go cheap if taken limite-
diately. The Norwaik Consolidated #10
(‘0. . . S
titans IN “so. noaw LK—Hg&n~
y.
roe {libs —~ Houses. vaults;
building lots. Cell and get list of proper-
ties for sale on easy arms. Ram
roe.
'0“ Mtl~m T NOW. WE “IA“:
is .‘ condition for
than: rm“ ctr-e...“ .. .
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”lies a re not.a -
manhunt. to...
sin in, . 4 , r.l
. coo-t
FOR CALI-”THE BEST LINE OF “-4
ado in the city. Look at them. One on
to, ail. if. Steinsrb a than Ce. ii iii
hiain Si. . . 8!
t
FOR CALI—K Basil-3 CHANCE 1'0
“at n steinwey pie 0 in maria odes.
tile used. at a t rioe.’ . so?"
I sons (‘0.. to South nin 8t. it it
'°' ”LL" ”it‘s? w’li‘iius'gtw‘n'
acres o or n .
lugs. outerwear? Hound; um. i I”
sash. Grand unity. lin-
menu. at Van not Bi. 8
F I on T0 LtTvHEVlcN-
rootg hoi’sAoLgn Fifth 81.. But Nos-walk.
inquire oi J. C. Hawkins. ’ fail
co
roe, MLI~F1R8T~ . so Luv?-
torwnog. in first” l'l'l‘lailfl' chehymnal
”await ITir‘usi at if
was «Tantra uonsn mantis
”flown-.3233 "“e
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emit. a pair tan aut gloves.
lab. ward. firm} can so
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radiator"; oilii
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‘° ‘ " on. mm'l p. filial.
fid’fli‘fihw
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sustenance-ions.
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been a . .
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Washington It. (upstairs).
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telly ”rosettes. am
must i
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their in lied lion's liall. Last T' “
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‘ cumin; was‘ a new,
”subgrti'elns in first cl “ ' .
‘ mum A. llei.iaritos.,lssidt
.muomil iiiiisasstb It. ”a; ‘r at
Warm ruin ovirisri .
’ and tho Lorlhior MW
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President Sherman m
the B‘sndte‘and tolled idly
emblematic stained glass can
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vol. Theseus f M
£1 night. and inform“ ‘ .
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Wt. ‘Shzmau left the
to be succeeded by Senator g f “
oi Connecticut. , ‘
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