co Class
Entered at the South Norwallt Post-outs.
as do ad uanir
ESTABLISHED 1870
. ....--.....
ARE KI lleport From New London Tells
i oi Assignmenl— Big Guns
various Coast Artillery companies of
th to Connecticut National Guard have
'Fll'helfl' island. July 20 i 28. i
W .l s.“ "anal and ""8, elusive for tile annual llllltructioll.
"BXlGU, Had [£8308 signmeuts are oknown in military clr
cles all "temp rary," bllt unless out
ceived will be carried out without
change.
BIIRNEuIs mscflfmlt known omclally. as l and 2. and 14.
The laud Rooted Abode Houses
Hillil SIX-Illiil Still
I" BAHIE Are illlpoplllar
NEW loupoln, Murcii 31.-'l‘he
FfllflflhIllilBOMlSlllll'lOVlcllll- been assigned to Fort H. G. Wright.
drill and target practice. The as-
old] article to the contrary are re-
i
REPHRI "in low“ WAS The two New London companies.
Are Practically Fireprool
of Bridgeport, will be stationed at But-
'terfleld battery. which comprises the
12-inch guns. it is the most on
desirable assignment in the list. for
the work of operating a 12-inch sun
35 feet long is not. what one would
voluntarily select for part of the day' s
TUCSON Aria. March 31.——That a routine on his summer outing. The
thousand men have been killed on "10“ will!" ”9 "19 hardest '9‘ the
both sides in a battle between edel‘alll for! to handle and the work is the
and rebels in the vicinity of an Ra- most disagreeable
fuel and Urea. México since Monday. The other assignments “8- Com-
, 1., reported by a federal olllcer in No- panies i and 11 of Bridgeport. at the
fill“, Sonora. accord"?! to I “,3ch Clinton battery 0‘ 12 inch mortars.
to a local p.per from Nogaleg Thol Companies 6. 0f SOIllh Norwalk. I!“
officer is- said to have gluon this re- 9 0f Stamford at the Marry battery
port to lellow oillcers upon the rs- 0’ 6W3" SW"-
celpt oi nah from Hermosillo. Companies 3 and b. of Norwich. and
8. of Danbury. at the Barlow battery
(Cohtlnued on Sixth Page.)
of lodnch guns.
soloist Al llAlE8' IKT.‘
The idea of the ordinary
Fancy large ilrape Fruit. 4 for "he.
lioston iiead Lettuce. 5c llead.
barge fancy Lemons. the dos.
Red ripe Tomatoes. 10c qt
Celery, large roots. .. for the.
8 rictly Fresh Eggs. 22c doz.
0 tries Native Turkeys. 28c ll).
’thice Native b‘owla. 20c lb.
Native Roasting Chickens. 22c.
Snail. lean Fresh llams. 18c lb.
help of Pork. loo lb.
Prime Rib ltoast lleel 12's and lie.
Plate Corned Beef tic lb
Breabmst Bacon 16c lil !
Lean Pot Roan. 100 lb.
layman.
New bondon companies. There will.
in knowing that the llth of Bridge-
port. will share their misery.
llEilllIElll Silliilll
Mountains oi Wesicbester
County. New York "
Within a few months new
Weatcbcstor County. it
sible tor please
streamlinesmrtst
county nooks destined
indium arises
Much interest is being taken among
loci) Methodists over the likelihood
‘ol the Rev. l-‘rarlcin lillurnc Upham.
rctirlnlt pastor of the South Norwalk
Methodist Church. being made district
superintendent in Brooklyn Nothing
deilnlte has yet higbn announced, but
it is expected that Illmcllling bearing
on no subject will be learned from
the‘ conference in a d“ or two. llr.
ilpbam ill a very learned tielgynlan
and is in every way outlined for the
important come lot, which he is be
lain react rations
cllll Manor.
“II dim-80d ~ “ parallel thin line at places and there
"”64. "“9“ expect “l" “I 0‘ will be connections with White Plains
”l9 "*3" M“ clergymen. with where the Mamsroneelt. Tarrytown
“‘0 0‘ ”"0" 0 u“”“‘"“- "l“ he and Mount Vernon cant connect.
"ill here “it: tile contention ‘M” The completion of these lines and
goihte eht annoutillhinentu. which will
made next may or Wedneadey.
1hr! saith N mu. Methodists are
also conll out the bishop will sp-
point the Rev. John ‘ Zelter to tile
ice“ on roll 1'“ call was extended
to in me lines and be accepted
it insofar so pooch; do. The Rev. Mr.
Zellel is a visorolla )cuna clergyman
about thirty y of age and at the
present time qu'stcr of the Warren
Street Methodist thumb in Brooklyn.
Thit church stranded him a call at
a larger salary considerable. but
he decided that it would come here
it the bishop is willing. Previousto
taking charge ufwtle Warren street
oh. its was idliallsd at Waterbury
Hartford. a state. and at St
Paul‘s Church. rocklyn. .
but we show it. its right." '-Opsa
l ‘dlrplar ofcosr’sot lists iefi
, Alas lpelllgymlrlortk
cheater county.
irons New York and other
cities.
».
‘ .
walk Haylnsltsrs.lhs
creased their lead
. than 8,000 points.
ll
Not-walk Monday evening.
rait.
foil”! '
i
that. it is an honor to be allowed to
handle the biggest guns at the fort. is
not shared by the military men and es.
peclally by the members of the two
however. be some satisfaction to them
iii if Silliill lll’
Trolley Lines to Penelrate the
EmlpltY. MARCH at ten
”a...“ J
NEW BUSINESS
WI S ARI IN
PASSPESI AVE
Feirllelll County Dairy Company
Purchases Three Acres oi
Land irom lodge Hubbell
ulllllzlll tllllll .
,. until ls lath
lieipllllorllooll lies Been droolingi
During Past Few Years
Committee ‘Amlllltll
up 8t'lltallle detonators
”W
A special meeting of the south Nor-
walk Baptist Church was held last
night. for the powers of taking action
on the resignation of the pastor, Rev
call to the Quarter: Bap
at Providence, Rhode is
a ilatterin
tlst Cllurc
land.
i.
to consider the pattern
for he is deeply beloved by the mem-
wae done.
(I. Sharer. the church clerk. John W.
suitable resolutions.
In another column of this issue, on i
tier real estate sales. it will be seen
that a new corporation—tho Fairilelll
County Dairy Company~has purchas-
ed three acres of land in Prospect
avenue. in the City of Norwailt For
some time negotiations have been go-l
ing on and this announcement will be
llll‘llllfi‘ shuts
it t t. to d to get the Jobs. Heissaldtobeccn
lly alsrfilnhlmlllgnxd am; £1331"... 0”“ "99"! “WT“! Ililld- admit! firestorm gang J Will: .
when Mrs. James died recently the. is She smell econ
control of the land came to Attorney a.“ I"! m PI, '9") er. and an italian deputy dherill. The ,
James T. Hubbell. it was known for . ......_... ‘ -
some time that certain people or New NEW ltOClib‘l .1}. N. Y.. March :1. (Continued on Sixth Page).
York city who had friends residing on «Higher solution
the street wished to buy building lots
there. but when information wall look-
ed for it was learned that the other
deal was being considered. liar-men's Associati
Town Clerk Herbert it Smith has East Conference of
a notice of the incorporation of the Dean Rogers is p
new company The members or tholclation. fleshid ’ 7
corporation are Edward K. Austin. of paid to the in
Brooklyn; George C. Case. of t o euceis 81..050
same place. and Wilmott Y. Hailoc. horse in which lhcavcrage salary r
of Queens. N. Y. The authorised capl is higher than that paid in New orb
is! stock is 830,000. and of this sum East.
onehaif will be put into the business
at the start.
,lust exactly what the line of bust-
nose of the new concern will be Is not
definitely known but it was under-U
stood that it would manufacture coir,
fectlonery and other products used to
dignity of the min
Delia Roget-ll» at
mlaaion of in do
conferences out
lipist‘o i (‘hllrciy , y
the g i religious
Hugh B Carpenter. vibe has accepted
While it was with extreme regret
that the members or the church had
resignation.
bers of the church, there was no other
alternative than to accept it. which
A committee. ltohsisiing oi Dr. H.
Bogardus and Nehemiah Calldee were
appointed a committee to draw up
The Rev. Idl- Carpenters pastorate
here which covers a period of nine
years. has been a lunar suc'cessiul one
llliillh still
her ministers was
advocated by Dead Henry Wade Rog.
era of the Yale lists School in his red
dress before the annual meeting of the
of the New York
a Methodist Epic
received from Frank McCarthy. com copal Church. hold liars today. in con
mlsaioncr of deeds in New York city. nection with the eminence sessions
Th e are nine contor-
The salsrlea phid are not com-
lllonaurate with tipi importance and
:~advoeated the ad-
: _~ to the annual
ll hat the Methodist
lllulll
lli
Frederick A. 8coilslll Directed
the Altair end the End lien
and Others liede a tilt
Mystic Chain Hall in Washington
street was lliled to its capacity last
evening for the minetreis under the
auspices or Lincoln Council, No. i 0
U. A. M The attendance is said to
have been the largest ever in the bail
and the program was thoroughly ctr
toyed. as was made evident by the em
thusiastic applause that greeted every
number.
Members of the lodge participated
in the minstrels. which were under the
general direction of Frederick A. Boo-
ddeld. The work of Mr floodeld, Hal-
bert Amundsen. Frank Mead and Ted
Clark as and men was particularly line.
Due credit must also be given to every-
body else taking part.
The sole and chorus program was a
lllllll tilt .
ll hill to s
liiiililiii lull}
Present Deputy Sherlti Dunning-
.. item’s Chances Grow More
and liore Uncertain
'llsllul ili’iilililitlil
lull: llllllS tiiilllliii
lleltt Sheriff of County italic
LON mu...“ Vi!" diversified and pleasing nature and
the Jokes were right up to date, many
“Shelli-Elect William vollmer went of them being local hits. There were
tollridgsport yesterday and cleared lifteon men in the circle.
the lithosphere a bit. He left a held: [it the conclusion of the mlnstrels
ed Impression that be had made up his there was dancing until midnight. to
mind that William Russell present ass l gullslc furnished by Merriam and Hub-
e
HIE ESSAPE lillS
slatsat city clerk would be a deputy. Ice cream and cake was serrad.
but that his mind was not settled on
any of the other candidates who aspire
A. ll. Bollard Would Like to See
. —-vsav sssv LAND. 2 Les. see,
Good hard we!" Auillerltyts Regulate Fire Es-
VOW Good Butter. 250 lb.
Potatoes. goodsccolters 18c pk capes Will“ ll!
20 sweet Sunkist Oranges. 25c. 0M Dillolal
Special—~Wlth l lb. of our Best Got.
lee at one a lb. 14 lb. pkg. Tea tree.
3 pkgs. Tryphosa or Jello. 26c.
Extra Fancy Spinach. 25c it.
Try that famous Putnam Four. 15c
HARTFORD. March 31. -—'l'he com.
miltae on public health and safety
heard Wednesday afternoon a bit
b" which aimed to make more stringent
lb Fresh idggs.2 2.lc
LOUIS JOBEIDFF'.
73 North Iiain at
MS lelSllIil’S
gllglaci cflnetal tire tlIO
‘5... lie building? glue: magma
SW0: MP 9. as go or
. mloyssa. also lodging houses. it
m or provides for better means or
egress iron such places. tor doors
opening outward and other similar
the Connecticut laws regarding lbs 9.,
Wm
Ids oi hotels. factories and other ‘
street
our systems will penetrate the mouse-
tainous and lake regions oi northern
making pos—
aesksrah o obtain
a to the various
in a few
years to be .as attractive summer ro~
sorts as stone or the Adirondack menu
The Hudson River and Eastern TI‘IO'
tion Co. has acquired rights of way
from Peeksklll soulheaatorly to Rye.
including that territory embraced in
the villages oi Pleasantvlllc and Brier.
The New York and Stamford Rail-
way Co. a subsidiary of the New lia-
ven Railroad system. has obtained a
franchise to stretch lines through that
town and make extensions to Glenvllle
and Into the mountainous regions of
Pound Ridge. Redford and inulsvllie.
The Westchcaier and Boston Railroad
now in process of construction will
the business.
the lalty from in r annual centenn-
The land bought is in a due location. , b
one its reeolnntd w
owglmng t‘MJut‘lsdlgxl; “it! it! {be omit!!!- ~
are l u n e r W our 0 '
new noon-“nanny... in tho-lime ”to am.“
to the general coll roles of 1m. and
urged the unloaoi sil'tne lclhodlst
bodies or the United States. nineteen
in number, as a consistent and titling
slop toward? general church union.
restartsstvlelr
ill FDILDIIEBTEI
About seventy-dye oi the local rm»
eaters went to Port Ctloster. last night.
The degree team of Court Narruk in.
itiated a large class and one of the
the west end of the breakwater wan lines! tlmorl in the history of the local
blown down and washed away The courts was relayed. The party left
keeper was in the lighthouse ill the' sump Nag-wait about . o'clock and on
east end of the breakwater when the l arriving in Port Chomp.- mg.) lolned in
other light went down. the pared. with the Panthers of that
It I'll ”DONNA AIM night that it place and their other guests There
large ocean~golllg tug of the trelligll were three drum corps in the line. in
Valley Railroad company. and two riudlng the corps of Court Nari-uh.
barges. had gone ashore oll Fisher's allowing the parade the men want
island near the United States militarr,t0 the Fol-eaters liall where the
DI
vicinitylll sw- mud“. m otters
all of the necessary convenient es. sum
as sewer. city water. gas and slot»
triclty
LllllTllflllBE Ulfillill
IV" Alli T'll MIME!
Ill OWE" “Hill!
. STONlNilTON. March .‘li.~~i)uring
the storm of Wednesday night and
yetserdsy morning the lighthouse st
y
Aidlhn‘v. N. Y..
alouly not
us away. feud
mfiwlfic lfit
state's valuable relics.
The body will be taken for
his wiie‘a grave is located.
March 31.47%
body of Samuel ..l Abbott. the one no-
man illegal d the state up only.
was foblld' this “morning ill ”title”. haunt
Old!“ as
no.9 the aged eight walplgn
:gttib garridor of the fourth door.
That portion of the building was honey.
combed with temporary partitions and
doom and since the names did not
reach it until nearly an hour altar the
are started it is believed that Abbott
was overcome by smoke before the
tire touched him or that. he lost his life
in a vain attempt to rescue some of the
Syracuse. Abbott' a former home. where
A volunteer salvage corps. including
odlcers of the slate library. and bead-
meaaures and above all tor better on-
tdresnlent of the law .,
manila-d. of Bridgeport. push
the time”
‘ml-RM Pin
mussels
o! the colulttee’smanfwmaatifl ;
till; the alum." 86' with“
smwmnmmo. "
He‘ said that he was hardly lea?!”
lion at present to specify“ as
many lire escapees
for the mltslde of buildim to} that
would depend largely on the nowhere!
people employed in such bnéidlags 'and
on other like considers m. He
pointed out that in many cases. even
the one tire escape required
the re-
an in
would dud it impossible to descend
unaided He also declared that its
had little faith in ropes.
said that the present law requires that-
bullding inspectors local die marshals
or chiefs of fire departments. lire war-
dens and other similar oillcials shall
look after the matter of law e
ment In this regard. but does not acorn
to make the matter compulsory. Hem
should like to see the continues. pre-
sent a bill which would take the su-
therity out of the hands of the half
burial in
was so «attracted that women or chlldl‘s‘n ~,
Ml;vibrationalthan search
and com an
accused of bet them
llvsoeitwt CI? -
fiwprtutand ce .
classllies‘uvsmssmm.
awards erlus. Ito-Ilsa:
Ill statuses or east. assess '
TO LET. '
To LIT~NICE rm ‘0
rooms. int wements. inquire
Gone. I} a‘ter lit.
Nigel. Y~mléluuaunmami ‘
. t ,, cite? W
re ‘1' Tm-SICON ' r
it fit. "MEC- ‘t'
Toup’g'e. 34 a“ five. ._
. “tremor
tor-gen {Chit p: - .
t 5. A
Idiom”?
err-”mu.
Hill dtMMA
1.115- LIT-Aim 'i.
Pigg’iim til and a5- ‘
Nt- Ballard W
,. wwufl
LY—HOUIB.‘
(A
get“
the construction of a Tarrytown line
to connect with the Yonkers railroad.
means much for the future of West-
The new roads will
provide access to small resorts here
tofore never lauded by the tourists
nearby
W“ BOITIIUEG
m
in the last night‘s session at Non
walk in the pinochls tournament be
tween the Norwalk and liouth Nor-
tbeNorwalksrs in.
béoa ilttld more
ekencs'r hill
last nighlw was lost 5.0» points. Mir
Wilts all“ over the linear
next playing will be in south
The scores made last nightlwsre as
Mill: and Goliath ............ 8.830
18.910
reservation. ' The tug is said to
be lying on her side on the shore'
with the barges piled alongside
' Tu Ihslwansas Ashore. ‘
flail iSLANl) N Y.. March
31.-'i‘lleltug lhawlulese. bound irons
New York for an eastern part with
three We in tow. went ashore on
. the north aide oi the lsland.n near the
united mates military reservation dur-
ing lust night. The tug heeled over on
her been“ and on the falling tlde,and
this learning was in bad condition. The
limit Wrecking Company. of Now non-
doll has floated one of the two halt»
which were ashore. The third barge
washout damaged
iFflIAKO 0F LIGHTNING.
Isvsral Oranhory Residents Had Frap-
srty moped During Item
The thunderstorm of Wednesday
night made quite an impression in
Orsnbury. and some of the scouts then-
consider themssivss lucky in getting.
off with their lives. The place el
. lllsphen ll. Gregory was struck and
scene damage done as well as giving
the people a very severe shock. The
$3..
on to the visitors.
and a social boar spent
a. in. today.
IURO’l’ A ILOOD VIIIIL.
Mrs. Adolph pasta. oi Hamill. Fat
ed A from Loss oi Ilosd.
its vlotiut'sllfs downed yesterday
tsrnoon. when iirv. Adolph Basia.
eminence of the cars. which were
an "unwanted
quantity,“ «All»: before the arrlv
Hull and dial r....... am .gmllas lore a hole in tile grouode Mammal Dr. William J Tracey
Raymond and sy............ mo tslnioatisl dlamsloraad- than wascstilell’eclleassoenae hie
Thomasaad'lostmmnw .seo lollcwi upewlre tones destroyed sndbadlbailowslepped. 'l‘llewolualt
Willtgnlsaad Weeds .. 3.0” that. s best of the ourmtae it was ssballstsdand plates
, ----~ lowed titre the wire “sedition it arrived tainted away less
cease nothing wad oft but the pesteaidmv- ’iltagnlu lira MM
enscmctthsaswwrclorsml.
italics-a W 7,3115;
Ids-issulillls :mn' ‘
“mum ae-sseosestsa .e'”
W
meeting was opened and the work be-
‘i‘bs degree work as done by the
team was surprising and they
received praise from all sides. Follow-
lag the meeting a reception was giv-
Supper was colored
. The party
returned to South Norwalk about!
'All awmt that night have caused
bummer street. burst one of the large
blood vessels in the call of her lea.
,Ths tact that her children wen pres
slit. and at once secured a physician
meta tor the entirely diifsrsnt etc
all cleans serious enough. The cause
es the injury cannot be captained with
out going eomswllsl into the etudy of
tile cyst/elm but the occurrence is not
had lost a considerable
at ill
all by iAbrary Director James L. Wyer.
.lr., and N. H. stokes Phelps. oi New
York. manned today the search at
the debris tor valuable manuscripts
ill. Phelps is a man of wealth and.
leidars. who has spoolsiisod in the sat-
pta. and when the
trustees .‘r the New York Public Lb
bury board of the State’s irreparable
loss they sent Ill!) hero to help rescue
whath haeoulli. Mr. Phelps helped ssl~
vans many old manucripts trots the
wreck of the burned Turin Library in
"bile State Library School. "alum
so one of the finest in the country.
probably wil ha taken elsewhere when
the nest ism Wits. Library Dirac
tar Wm sass W an odor oi Colour.
bis may be accepted temporarily out
"or. .
avoid cordial and contusion.
W
"lid; IAlTiNu rlla Jaws.
fit.
81”.?
’ biting Jews
rat names. '
bearing
af-
oi
Full line oi layer
"MUFAGUIIRI Chill).
New Haven Bleak company included
in mastication Finns. ' '
wamn’uilr. March tumul-
Connecticut “Motoring mums
M
c.- New”
WANmD
deficit or more. and put it definitely.|
in the hands of one nuclei. so as to
u—IPRINI IILUNIIY creative.
archil and Aprlll. Mrs. a. Alton.
citric. at sooth slain at. Booth Nor»
Illusion pliely ”and “Murmurs Them?
muons” rare: 81.—-Tbe
synod yagte son an «edict
Ohrlatlsu
«arrow. POD TOMORROW.
sakes. dolicl ens
Mead. biscuits and mkisa
W31“; ersilsrs. Ballast Baker! "
~l'0ll
“eke-tool. 'Imot astoni “
Willem
& oiirat hue
blah-trio
5%... the
Mind‘s» co.
Wins?”
W
have been used “codeine in suits
instituted in the «coder court by
the Mutual Security company. all in.
WANTlqum
J'
rotated... tilt...
Ridge, 30% ‘
corporatsd doom whose lint
buster-sir to insure use
new. or. tour modem
mt! w liavau Clock
fifii’tlli" tutti”?
‘m’ M mm 7
ran. the Turner a
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