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.ESTMLISHI-D 1870 " :.s:.:.va.unn.i°" m
. titans
a pas» news new “ALL. l-aara or
s.
*H\‘l; ‘
i
, will”
The annual
assembled here
last.
A large number
membership were.
upon. and the reports presented show
ed the organization in good standing.
The‘prlnclpai attraction for
present centered iii the election of of-
ficers. anti there was quiltI a contest
over the choice of
candidates were Harry S.
and (‘lturles 1“. Garfield. and the result
of the balloting showed that Mr. i'lrlt.
had won out by twenty votes. re.
cuiv nit ninety-two
erin
seventy-i we.
support bitten him.
wish that hev’would have the co-oprr‘a-
lion of every member during the com
lug year.
The other officers were selected
unanimously. and tha cpgpletc list is
as follows: i . _,l}s}vataw~ .
Suited Ruler—*nllsrry 8. Pickering.
Esteemed leading Knight—~i’atrick
l". Bt‘pphy.
Esteemed Loyal Knlahtn-Ed‘ward G.
mtbringhh'i‘hom.
.Froeb.
lambda
as C. Caniy.
‘ Secretary—Her
'l‘rensttrer—-.lobtt
term.)
TiicrwWilllam T. Farrell.
Trustee for three years-~Jscob Lins-
weiler.
Trustee for two yearsmllobcrt 0.
Mitchell.
Representative to the Grand Lodge
~—-iiernnrd J. Reynolds.
delegate
lodge—«James 8. Whitney.
At the conclusion of the huaineaa an
adjournment was taken to the Elks'
Home. where a luncheon was served;
ai hour spent by the mem-
“IBIS
WEB lfilllilli
NORFOLK. Va. March 9.~ir‘or
eight hours last night and today one
hundred enlisted men on route from
the American battleship fleet in Cuban
waters were in momuniary danger of
losing their lives when the. naval tug
Urinal: wont ashore two miles south of
the [lip Rana. near here. The supply
ahip Celtic arrived yualorday
Cuba with a big draft of man whose
term of enlistment have or will or
pire ahoriiy and thI Uncut was dis.
patched from tho Norfolk Navy Yard
to bring the man to this city. When
aha star-tad back to Norfolk. tie-pita
lllalaot that tho channel is wide and
dash. she went about a thousand foot
her course and hit the beach. 8h.
llymoatad bomb early today. only
altar a night of terror during which
diatraaa whiatiaa were blown and too
lists all nvolvara'wars fired continu-
ba taco decision today that
on mat occasions nearly
Alternate
ahd a sect
born.
stilt run.
caaly.
“- in
canal .
aavaaa boas alloy.
. ting Warden
rdsuit. four,
:3! Vito really had
marinara .. w' titanic
tall who thalr it ~
mm.‘ from W. m
- . as to tha
.. no»
shot It case.
not
.Nilililii
Harry 8. Pickering Received
92 Votes to times F.
Garfield's 72
llliilllliiillS lllliilliii
* ill iliHiil PliSiiliiiiS
Social Session at the Elks Home
After the Business Meeting
«an...
meeting of Norwalk
Lodge, No. 709. Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order of Elks. was held last flight.
The seSlen wascniletl for the liliirs'
Home in South Main street. but so
large it; number of members was in st-
tendance that all could not be accom;
modated in the lodge room. and an
adjournment was taken to Quittner's
"all. in Railroad avenue.
of the 300 members of the order were
when Exalted Ruler
Bernard .l. Reynolds opened the meet-
Mr. Pickering was enli-
od on [or a speech. and responded
briefly..thanking the members for the
in. a. Mom.
his lab yesterday zfmaoon and as a
i
i
Nearly 200
of propositions for
favorably acted
those
exalted ruler. 'i‘lie
Pickering
to Mr. Garfield‘s
and expressing the.
Neunehauer i tenth
to the Grand
from
an H. Illa was on
wars. were can-
ltod' to in
“law
liliiiiiwillfulw ‘
units in u
. l
Little .Mabsl Hemingway ill the.
Hospital in Critical
. Condition
The little girl who is
ii down the
archway in the rear of A”). Angevine
a Company‘s store in
Washington
street. yesterday afternoon. was liltlnil'
fled lute-r as being Maire
daughter of Mr. and M
Hemingway, of No. lid
South Norwulit.
l Hemingway.
i'il. fluorite A.
Water street.
She was eleven years
old. and the eldest of three children.
there being two boys. Frank and Wil-
lie Hemingway.
Mabel was playing wi
th Laura To-
bey. a neighbor. when she fell down
the ten feet to the concrete ' floor.
striking out her head. She sustained
a fractured skull. and ii
in a very critical condition.
covery is not expected.
After l‘lr. Wolfe had attended
us since been
ller re-
her
she was sent to the Norwnik Hospital.
where she was placed l
Dr. W. .l. Tracey. Her
so serious this morning t
ing way and the little it
it tho care of“
condition was
but Mrs. Hem-
t'othera of the
dirt Were told to come. to the hospital.
Mabel has ll large number of friends.
and there is general re
accident. Last summer
Hemingway lost unolli
death.
This afternoon the chil
ihtrsnmc serious condl
{trot over the
Mr. and Mrs.
or child by
d continiiesln
thin that she
has been in since yesterday and the
chances seem about even whether she.
will recover or die.
an. ufitii.
tocx
iiilliliEll tr FlilE
S'l‘RATINJRD. March
tl.-«i“ire yes
it-rday badly damaged the home of the
liev. t‘. ll. “shock at the corner
Muiu street and titrattor
tire was discovered in a
the stellar of kindling
of
d avenue. 'l‘lit.I '
room used for
Wood, Which
was in ii lean-to at the back of the
house. There had been
no fll‘i.‘ in the
room. and no one had entered it but
Mr. lluliut-lt. who went
morning to get a bod o
in yesterday
f coal. lie is
unable to account for the origin of the
lira.
If so happened that all the children
of the family were away
had no insurance upon his fu
Much sympathy was
Mr. Bullock. lie narrow
. Mr. Bullouk
lure.
expre ed for
ly escaped no.
rioua injury, having niuchlol' his hair
singed.
factual-titan. .
I8 EIIIIT
(lliAStltlw. Ky. March 9.-—-—"l)oc"
Massey. amt-lire, believed to be insane.
killed a neitro deputy sheriff and sec.
on mentors of a family i
last nlltht.
Massey escaped and
u Hart County
it
posse is scouring the country for him.
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Pocket Knife to ba Given Members
Attending Greatest Number of
Moatinua.
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view»
will .le
lit lillliliiiin
BY GUVFRNUR
That of Highway Commissioner
Not Among the Number Soul
to Legislature Today
nu illiiii nouns
thii—lfffliilil
Senate Passes Resolution Malt-
ing w. P._Bailsy, State Auditor
murmur), March 9.-—-The inter
est in legislative proraedlnxa today
centered in the prospective nominnv
lieu of a state highway commissioner
by the governor. it was normally.
supposed that the governor would send
in the battle of his nominee, and when
Executive Secretary Thomas appeared
in the senate chamber the senators
ware all attention. A number of home
iuntiona were sent in. but that of the
state highway commissioner was not
among iiietn. Governor Baldwin sent
in the following. which were referred
to the committee on executive nomina.
lions:
Hugh C. Shnlvoy. of linnbury; Philip
Pond. of New Haven. and Lucius ii.
Whilou. of New london. members of
the State board of Mediation and Ar
nitration for two years beginning .llily
1. Mr. Pond is on the present board.
Mr. Whilon is a member of the house
and a manufacturer. and tiltaivuy is a
butter. and represents the labor aide.
pointed it director of the Connecticut
Reformntor)‘; Morris W. antimony. of
Bridgeport. and Edward ilnrland, of
Norwich. were reappointed members
of the board of pardons: Justin ii. ilol
man. of Old Saybrook. and Thomas F.
Kane. of Hartford. Were reappointed
members of the state board of ("barit-
les. nll‘theue appointments being for
four years.
The governor also made the direct
appointment of Hilda ll. Chapman. of
.N‘nra'lch. inspector of steam bollcva
for the third district. .
The waste waned the" resolution ap-
pointing William Pullailcxa stale and»
ltor. "
Coma Judges Paaa Canals.
HARTFORD. March ”fro-Th0 iii-tulle
received Governor llnldwln's economy
rnensure and sent if to the appropriuv
lions corullittiee.
Resolutions on iudxushipu which had
passed the house wont ihrouab as
follows: Mahlon ll. t’ieiaalv-r, (lt‘llill)
and Lucius ii. Fuller. judge hi l'ut.
natu; Edwin it Keiiw)‘. judge. and
John blades. deputy. at ilruuiortl; lieu
ry l.. linker, deputy. and (llin ii. ll
Fowler. iudfte of “abundant; Henry
W. i'owlea, deputy. and t‘liarlvn N. Lee.
judge. at i-‘arminittpu.
Senator Alaop had tabled the rcsoitt‘
lion apprdntlng Georgi» ii. (iris-wold
A very interesting meeting of PM judge M "em"
nasaus (“ouuciL Royal Afflhufn. was
held last evening in
rooms in Wall street.
the council‘s
Regular tou-
tlne business was trnntlacted. and fol-
lowing that an address
was made. by
Grand Regent John A. Burr. Tito talk
was eupeciaiiy interesting and
the
members enjoyed it very “Web.
The council orator.
llldwin Smith.
announced that he would present the
membera with
very nice pocket knife
with the. name utl number of the coun-
cil on it far their site
ndauca. This
matter will be arranged at the next
meeting and for that reason all of the
members who possibly can should be
present.
name before this muslin
~a aawa ya
a full quart. bottle of
Other business will at
i. .
on. w...”
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llaliwood. old.
rich. smooth and mallow Whiskey.
made in Kentuok
ill “03. bottled in
bond 'ia ms at th that pursuant
mm atoms which guarantees tits as.
proof. purity and quantity. Prion "Jib,
and for Saturday only. 01.
Van iloron'a. iii llala attest.
t it... A.
orwalit.
Wit.
1::0LLIV LOO INVIUTN‘TJON.
lu- city octets a have been disco»
lab and clamping the latest bias
coated ay tho Connecticut
trolley loop.
the d
that it’ll? favor except by that it calls
for t a of the its
to within five vat of tile
Victoria Hotel. corner of
sea and Macmillan
runni
trials have had sketched
of how the track should in
him marina the falddlcof
It“.
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mill
'l‘b
mo“
. at, the
la ' r in.”
manila:
Vim diminish-i mend
snail out action will [no
. or no any maul. .
. ‘ l I L
thflfll
' that! can‘t
Senator ancillary. in behalf of an
absent senator. asked reconsideration
in favor of Alexander Aruott. judge.
at Man cheater. This was opposed by
Senators Penn. Malina and Judson. the
latter saying that he did not desire to
oppose any senator's desire to table
a resolution providing that the nona-
bui he would oppose such effort it the
idea was to obstruct legislation with»
out a good exciton. ’i‘he revolution was
tabled after further explanation by
Mr. Bpollacy that his motion was based
upon a request and courtesy.
From the calendar were passed the
roaolutlon authorizing a temporary
loan for the stale and bills relating
to extlendhurea of the public library
committee and venturing the superin-
tau at of the aisle police to make
year 1 reports.
Hausa Honor-ta Resolved.
HARTFORD Nat-ch il.-~Tlte matter
of holding Friday aoaalona cams up in
tha house anln on doomuotatlvs
Poch’a motion. which wall carried for
ad comment until neat Tuesday.
pramtativa Chandler said it was
useless to meet on days when the Ian
mu: m": i t h ll ’ alt.
p at vs a a . of Am
did not he love the house should talta
its one from the senate. Ila ball-rad
in Monday aaaaiona. .
Rapmatatlva Hotnhltlu thonpht a
union should be held Friday.
flagr'aaostativa Dana criticised a
mom who loft the house halal-aw
lourntaaot yesterday to act lunch. . t'll
stay, have slow hours ,
days a wait: he said. “it will 4th on»
canary to amt not only Mdamraut
fatigue. i think, however. taut-we
t to whining insult-u villa
Max Adler. of New liavcn. was rcapl'
for proposes to offer a aubaiituto name. '
m... nominee in float. to Herbert”.
aura. today-am dark of saw ’1
W
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THURSDAY. man
may A sum... wuta but: can own oraaaroa.
cu 9.4911.
J
, cars.
l ‘ m
transmittal“ and p__ .
rlaiapi‘tamparatunt mafia
and mammal-winds.
tins sways:
chins lipon
In llflw
A moment after a northbound street
car had struck the hutcmoblle of Louis
A. Lehamici‘. of N0. 311‘ West Fifty-
iirat street, New York and Norwailt.
at Anistsr‘dain av tie and One Hun-
dred and First of i. late yesterday a
. southbound, :car poodtbrough the
lit-reckons of the bins. Chat-lea .i.
inclination. the ch . our. was buried
‘undor a mass of :lwiatad steel and
splintered wood. his A. liahamier.
jr.. the only other occupant of the auto.
escaped unhurt. . ..
i’ausengera. pliant out of .the surface
.cars and liftad'tlie wmllago from the
‘ tracks. expectlns find the chauffeur
.badly hurt. but hinaon. who had
‘beetl pinneduude ,n twisted frame
of the machine.“ mated to his feet
‘ unassisted. Willi a . ,. ciliansh he said
he stressed be was ritual, Neverthe~
itlflll. he was (Milli; St. Luke‘s Hospi-
tnl. where it was ii'lle‘Vprobabiy had
internal injuries» g:
iioblnuon din ii 100%“? the south.
bound oar when he creased the sliced
of his auto in an a at to cross in front
of the northbound f. The latter vehi-
cle struck the roar i‘lha auto and he»
ll‘fthibr was issued ' illustration Suv-
i-ral women on the root can became
hysterical after t ahnldent. They
were attended by : Meliol'mlrli of Hi.
Luke's, f-
it was supposed in Norwalk that the
wrecked car was 3dr. lishmaiar's big
touring car. which killed Gwrgo A.
Seller last summer in West avenue.
Norwallt.
‘ flocks Ms-
l
as
mun—M
. l
HARTFORD. harem“. win the op
iniou handed down . byf the supreme
court sitting-bore mm A. Joe Mit-
chell. ”with 805 M Kffidlmallot
‘and killed flies . Rilllv‘lni‘liaa‘ in
i‘uio titty. wan danisdia‘new trial.
'i‘ht crime for which the Krltchntan
ixlrl was‘snittenced to serve l5 years.
having been convicted of manslauah‘
for, and for which Mitchell was con.
tinted of murder in the second degree
and given ti life sentence. was commit
ted in Union (‘liy on the Hill and lath
of tiepttrlnbor. liltlfl. Kulvlnsltas was it
mitot- of the Krltchntnu girl. who fit-
vored the attentions of Mitchell. a Will-
erbury bartender; and the trial brought
out that she noticed Kuivinakaa to a
secluded spot lu Union City and them
with the aid of Mitchell. inflicted
sounds with a revolver and razor that
rallied his death a day or two later.
at till» Waterbury llnhplllil as hn'vvaa
dylua Kulvloaitas nt‘euttt'ti the ail-l and
Mitchell of having caused his death.
‘ . Naval Pisa.
t‘ouuael for the Kritchman girl auc-
cccdod in having her triad separately
the brat time. but the publishing of a
letter of intimation caused the trial to
be called off. and owing to repairs to
the court house in Waterbury. the case
was transferred to New Haven and the
two tried together.
in Mitchell's appeal for a new trial
a naval reason for the appeal was xiv.
en. to affect that Sophie Krltchman
was the only witness against Mitchell
and that his testimony was uncorro
. hunted. Also thatrher testimony was
incompetent by the reason that she
was suffering at the time from parelala.
Tba fact that the ltiri was MIKOHW
from pacaala. counsel for Mitchell said.
was shown by her various love affairs
ago the way in which she‘dlacuaacd
l on).
I“ FLO“ Hill "I!
u
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l
l
Commodore L. at. Allan entertained
the members of tbagxovan'llag commit»
too of the Narnia Yacht Club. last
ovahlni. at his milled“, in Waahlnl-
don street. Three propositions for
inmost-am were received. ‘
’ The- no r of a new boat was
brought up and it was voted to haw
.a to tail fat will)» sheathed.
o‘“‘"" “d.“m'ih‘iai" be a; .33;
atruo r.. , _. .7 a
was awardodgbmloraoe hilatoil the
l. ,‘ allaonaumaaa the all-
lttwiat Ithflbwfowolamitm
or Mia: : '
.latargtamaao-rldhm w. Fitch.
mun: whirls and Arthur 3. nos-
Ililflll "MIT BLUI '
3 neutral.
IWM «wa‘mmmu m
Blilllrj
llll lliilli
l
‘HFMSHM
Mrs. Paul Tolh, oi the Rockisntl
Road, Thought its lisii Been
. Struck by an Engine
iiiii lui llillll
l
iiifl lllliii lilillPll liiiliilil
Dr. But-nail After an Examination
Found Mo Broken Bones
an.
is ‘
i illiililiiiil
Another Reception for Mrs. S. A.
Hardy, Mother of llsv.
Dr. Msciarlsnd
A most interesting and unusual so
cial gathering was held by Rev. and
Mrs. Charles 8. Mncfarland at the Con-
gregational parsonage in Hayview avev
nuc. yesterday afternoon. when all of
the older people. of the parish of it)
years and ever were invited to spend
the afternoon at a tea and to meet
the flastor's mother. Mrs. Sarah A.
Hardy. of Maiden. Mass. who recently
celebrated her seventy-filth birthday.
Of the to elderly members of the
parish who Were invited. several Were
unable to be present on acount of
illness or infirmitiea. but about .20
were able tovbe present. The ages
ranged from 70 up to 9!. The oldest
person present was'Mrs. Susan Wat-
kins. who is 91 years of age; The
oldest invited to the Whales
Mrs. Mary KexWiu. Woodwind-spars
William Toth. aged three years. son of age last September. .
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toth. of Rock-
land Road. sustained an injury to his
head this morning. while walking up,“
along the railroad track. and Mrs. Totb
later reported that she believed the a
boy had been struck by a train.
The couple were coming from their
home to the center of the city.
were at the curve in the out
Springrrood when the accommodation a
train due here a. 8:50 o’clock came t
and
below .
along. Tire boy was thrown to one
aide of the track. but Whether he was snimatio
actually struck by the train. or fell
down from fright la not yet known. He lh
had a cut about an inch long on the ..
left side of his forehead. and from this 1
iqulte a quantity of blood was flowing.
i to the track.
the engine had struck him.
The engineer stopped the train, as be
i had noticed the buy being very clean
Mrs. Toth insisted that
but it
would seem as though he Would have
on. an atop
placed a
a law 1.
lira.
’l‘eit.
inlaid
mated.
thin. .
tlltll‘o via-"animal
reveal his identity.
. lent to the
been more seriously injired if
had been the case.
Mother and child were placed on
board the train. and when it reached .
South Norwallt Station Agent Ralph Eu
iJertt tools them to the office of Du;
Francis l. Burnoll.
boy. and found that aside from the out‘
its was all rl ht. no bones being bl‘Ok-l
do the new of blood and:
later over the wound.
believed t e bt‘ly would be all right in
il
lb then picked 'the lad up;
and started to mill back to her home.
nut liflii‘iiii
liliiiil fill lllll
”It-7%“
Are invited to so to Texas and
Participate in the Govern-
ment’s War Gains
WASHINGTON. March 9.-—Militla
oilicers in all the states of the (in:
ion will be invited to participate in the
operations of the army at San Antonio.
The ‘
morass to await in
K 1310
in regard to
the audio; on
ad with a pow»
in a memorandum. book
was written an incoherent bola. ado
til-sauce "To for Brother-iadaw.“, tali-
lup oi the writer‘s Montana and pov- ‘
only and aaltiay that his body ha ova-
Tha note was. unsigned
about the tacit
this
He examined the
Hi"
This announcement was made 2‘
by the war department last night And
was coupled with the alltcment that
the invitation Would be given with a
view to giving the ofilccrs of the na-
i tinnal guard practical field experience.
Titre are about 8.000 of these olll~
oer. but as the acceptance of the ln- .
vitatioua to them is to be optional. it
cannot be foretold how many will
avail themselves of the opportunity to
take part in the military activity.
The announcement
militia officers gave rice to further
speculation in Washington as to the _
unprecedented movement of true a in
time of peace. The known dear b of
oilcera in the array and the fact. that
the war departinvat has been asking
anfllll for additional officers. gave
bound for the conjecture that the
real purpose of thalavltation to the
militia otbcera was to use them to
command regular troops.
WINE! lil Til!
IMF (if I lilllibi b.
mm.
NEW YORK. March lbw-standing on
the edge of the roof of a Brooms atraet
tenement house early today. an un-
‘idantlilad loan sent two revolver bul-
lata into his head. His body crashed
to the. street. av. stories below. and
ambulance auraooaa who examined it
daath from the bullet wouada
must liars bean instantaneous.
That the auields and intended to
alabaaurnof dying If his revolver lath
all hint wadindicatad by
tho roof of a bottle at
- jarful acid.
m
.n‘oneral aim-of. the school. the, need
Refreshments were aerved.- includ-
inn; ted. by Miss iielen Swartz. Mrs.
John l.. Henry and Misti Natalie Jen-
On interesting item was the large
umber of elderly women in the par'
lab in proportion to the men. The
women outnumbered the man about
seven or eight to one. . '
The afternoon was greatly enjoyed.
a many of those present had not met
together for several years and the oc-
casion was by no means lacking in
n.
This is a Week of special events at
e parsonage. today being the anv-
nth anniversary of the marriage of
ir. and Mrs. Maciarland: who left
last night for New York. where they
will remain for [trend days.
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lllOll 80ll0lil. BLISS ‘
In“ DIBWBSEB
m
The High School committee met at
the school last droning for their resu-
lar monthly meeting. which had been
postponed from last Friday. Attila
request of the committee the entire
faculty of the High School was pren-
cnt to listen to such suggestiqs on
the work of the classes as the com-
mittee had on hand and to consider
with the committee the best interests
of the school and of the students.
‘ Such subjects were taken tip as the
for broader consideration for the long
number of students who must data
the marking system: Ifi‘ll‘lloyédt‘ the
methods of class i
general spirit of the i.
> After it cordial interchange of opin-
ions the teachers withdrew and the
iiiith School committee went into on
ecutivo session to attend to the month-
ly business.
Jon FALLING HAIR.
Scalp treatments and tonica. sham.
poo. steam facial manage. manicure.
Fine line of hair coda. At the Beau-
ty Shop. i02 Was lumen street. '
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, Classified advoniumanla on this pug.
wot-ea or Iona. as «Mr 8 times. i
each additional word. lanai par insertion.
in plasmas or can mills Erica. ,
TO LET.
N t. T~Wli'lt futons.
floor M rt BL. East Norwnlk.
hr. . B. Hoyt. «t 8M1"! Main St.
Skim it‘ll)
inquire
mil if
‘70 LIT—n7ilNli-iillfil) 800M. (‘ I. -
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their preparation for life “tibia school .
option and the [
Department alumni? "
insists iininialdMana
Arc Planned
lint illlliili ii i
. Erpsctstl to ”(save for, .
u
der guise of peaceful mucosa
advance of the army toward iii
an froptlor y of the United “
proceeding in perfect order. ; lilo
able telegrams are being raobl
Gen. bonsai Wood. clue! en!
the army. reporting that his
and comprehensive orders. d
from the capitol only three do
are being carried out with
and precision. The staff edition.
my set the machinery into mod
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Claulned advertisement on:
25 warrior or laaa. 25 causal 8 . .
z each additional word. i cant .
iln bfaekfacc or caps. dealt! "It'-
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