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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at tho South Norwulk Post-Ofl'lce
a» iiccmul Class Muttor
RIEEHRRIRE
RPPRIREMERER
RNNRIJRRER
Rev. George Zeitcr, of Brooklin,
Assigned to First Methodist
Episcopal Church
REV. RR. RPRRM RERRMER
RISERIRERRPERIREERRENI
Rev. i-‘. 0. Walter Goes Back
to Simpson M. E. Church
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The New York East Cd‘nfcrimce. at.
its session in New Rochelle, Inst ove-
ning. announced the appointment of
tier. George Zelter, as pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. in
South Nnrwalk. succeeding Rev. l‘rnu
cis iloiune Uphum. who is made dis
trict superintelidelll. in pinto of Dr:
Chadwick, in Brooklyn district. Mi.
Zelter has been pastor ot’ thc (lltllth
V in Warren sirect. Brooklyn.
There are no other chuugcs in tho
Methodist Churches in The Noiualks
Rev Frank I) Torrey going llflik to
Norw:aik Rev. ii. Vi Gillies to host
Norwalk. and Rev. William it. Mc'l)or-
mail to llowsyton.
Rev. Frank 1). Walter. formerly of
the South Norwaik Methodist t‘hurch.
is returned to the Simpson M. iii
Church, in llrooklyn. to which he was
called a yeariaso.’
The principal appointments
were:
Brooklyu~Diatrict super intendent. ;
14‘. B. Upbam: St. Andrews. F G. How-‘
urd; .Bushwlck Avenue, H. B. Munson:
New York Avenue, S. W. Harmon;
Hanson Place, '1‘. S. Hondcrson: St
John's. B. N. Moore: Simpson. 3. 6.,
Walter: Summer Avenue. L. H. lleil' ‘
Nostrand Avenue. C. W. McCoruinck.
New York Di:irlct~l)lstrict in: per ’
~iutondent, A. H. Goodenough: Beck
man Hill Church. J. M. Osman: chcn
teenth Street M. L. Robinson: 'l‘won-
ty-seventh Street. F‘. l. Shackletonr
Trinity Church. J. D. Hamilton: Pros.‘
pact Avenue. W. hi. (Tart; Trcmont1
Avenue, Alfred Hogotts.
lNcw Haven District-East Pearl
Street W.‘ E. Scoheld: First Church,
ii} A. Dent; (irate Church. i-‘rcdcririt
Saunders: Summcincld Church 8.
Gillespie; Trinity (‘hurtlu .i. W. May
nard; Bristol Church. E. (i. Richard-
son; Derby Church. (1. E. Ilouedict.
Hartford — First Church, W,
Wyuans: North Citurch. S. H. L Cum
emu.
Mclidcn «- Flt-st (lhur -,h W.
Kidd: Trinity Chur.ch (‘ K Woodson
Middlifii'lOlHP-‘Fil‘fl Church. C. W
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made
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lgsw Britain—«J. l3.
Waterbury—Christ Church. C E}
Burto. from the Washington Place
Church. BlWidKeDOl‘l St. Paul s. H. K
Amun- South Church w a. Smith.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tot. April li.—-A
storm of wind and hail pikyod havoc in
the extrema southwestern auction of
Tom yutorday. honor-din; to at»
patella. roach!“ lion Antonio this
. moral“. lna measure. howoronlbo
damn to property 1m offset by tbs
. benefit the growing crops“ will dot-lira
from nhoavy rainfall that followed the
wind Ind hall. ‘
Oil tho Witt ranch. nlnvo tailor cm
or Brnolmt. 300,10“. yroro killed it:
the hall. in Randall Mary the rims
coached tho proportions oi a tornado.
“thou-hing iiirco building in that
Adams.
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mun mi. iconic Allin
in W Ionic illiic‘aoo by
bail“ man a oila’oi
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in Which hilthul
lupin ruin
«yellow silk and carried whltc carna-
that. but» im mm optima-d. M
*sou'rn nonwacx. CONN. “Wilson. APRIL 5.1911
WEATHER FéflECAST
Rain and warmer
RlERK ERKER A RRIRE
Stephan Bray United in Marriage
to Miss Winnitrod Smith,
in Norwalk
A very quiet, but none the less
protty wedding took place this after-
noon at 3 o’clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar S. Smith. at 50 Wilton
avenue. when
Wlnnlfred. and Stephen Bray. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jorcph Bray. of 62 .Wll~
ton nvenuc. were joined in the holy
bonds of marriage. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Frank D. Torrey.
pastor of the Norwulk Methodist
Church. Only the. members of the lin-
mcdlatc families were present.
The bride was handsomely attired
in ii white embroidery robe with [rlsh
point incc trimmings. She wore a
roll and carried a bouquet of whitc
roses. The bride’s attendant was bliss
Florence Bray, a sister of the bride»
groom. and she was prcbtlly attired in
tions. The bridemalds were her sis-
tcrs. the Misses Edna and lluttic
Smith and both vvcrc attired in pink
i'umqulscitc The best man was
their daughter. lillss ,
Elli RRRER
RUIRKRRRRN
RR R RI‘PRRRIE‘Y
Wants An Agreement With Cana-
da llatiilcd Without Any Un-
necessary Delay
RAYS PERPlE ll liRRE
lPRRRiE RE MEASURE
Short Message of the President
0n Opening of Congress
WASHINGTON. April 6.—Pmsidcnt
Taft today transmitted to Congress a
mange urging early action on the
reciprocity ngmemont with Canada.
He united that be based this masons
upon dcfcronco to popular sentiment
Ft nuhb S:,ullh u brother of the bride
Both of the contracting partlcs arc
iosidcnts of \‘orwalli and ham
largo rlrch of friends. it ho ulsh them?
awry suctoss in life 'lho brldc tan
\vcll kuoun and successful dressmak-i
or. The groom uho is also \in |l0|lil
lar. is cmploycd in the \‘orwnlh pom
office but clcik. He is a member of St
John's lodge. A. F. and A. lit. and ulnol
bclouus to other prominent clubs until
organization's.
Aficr the wedding there was s ro-
caption. slron by the bride's pueblo.
guitar which the happy couple depart.
ed for their wedding journey. which
will be spent in New Jersey. Washing-
ton. D C and other places On their
return to Not-walk they will take up
their residence in the handsomely fur- .
nishod home in Beldcu place. They;
jwill be home to tholr frlcnds after
' i April Iii.
The newt y
sliver. cut glass, chins, etc.
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RERERS ARR ERRERRlR.
Henry Seymour.
Houry Sm'.mour one of thc
known of tho oldcr rosldeuts of South
Normalk. dlcd today at his renldcnie.
62 West uv.r~uuo aftcr an illness tor-er
log a period of about two w.eoks For
trinity ycors Mr Seymour was one of
the most prominent contractors and
illilldi‘l‘s in this v.lclnlty He was born
”88!.
' in this town and was in his seventy.
sixth year. One daughter. Miss Carrie:
Seymour anrrltos him. Well Hired by
“all who know him. news of his do
mtse was rotelvod ulih decp regret
throughout that otw.n Arrangements
have been made to have the funeral
services at his late rcaldenco Friday
afternoon at 2 o‘.clock Tho Rev
George Draw Egbert. or‘ Astoria. lions
inland. formerly pastor of the Norwallt
. Congregational Church. with Which
l Mr. Seymour was affiliated. will olciato
and interment will follow to Rivorclllo
oomstsry. Hr. Soymour was a diratnor
of ”both the City lcational Bank and
the South Not-walk Savlnu Bank.
HWWAL NOT“. . ,
William Farrell. of Bari Norwalk.
who was operator! on 'yoatcrday. was
discharged this morning.
Hm Hoary. of the high school staff.
trill leave the hospital tomorrow or
Ndly.
The Nomi; Gibbon» last evening
in their rooms in Whit about flout!»
Wm WM who and other
diam tuition om.
loci cvouliia and Wind mint
Air and cilia ammonium colorant.
W
Thomas and Walter Walt. of into
and build or norwnili . ij
a! \
weds received many .
- : handsome and useful gift-a. including,
Wmmniuol Nanak inst ‘
m. Win rim to on
amt yeatorday in blow York ”
‘ clip on bottom. ’
Julio a. Bum bu admin inc '
uncommon with do lam hormone»
and dirty to the great masses of the.
iAmurlcau people. The massage foiw
{towns
To the Senate and House of llopreson
tsiivzcs
l transmitted to the dist Congress.
on January 28 last tho loaf. of tho
’I‘t‘i lprocliy trade agreement nhlch had
been nogotlatod under my direction
:by thus secretary of stutt- with the rep
rcesutalivcs of the Dominion of (fan-
ada. This agreement was the con-
M
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IRRIRR RUM
ill IRRRER Rlll’l
failing in Design llo Tries To Kill
Priest in St. mm Church
in llama-Shook
Policeman
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i ROME. April 6.--—'l‘be atlmupt by a.
lman who in, undoubtedly insane.
iagnlnst the canons during the service
.lu Si. Pelt-rs. yesterday, culled itrcat
aalurm for a time._ particularly after it
beiamc known that ho originally had
designs against the pope Afior ho
had boon coined by tho poliro. can of
‘whom he wounded. the man nuboe-
.quoutiy identified an Pietro Posauti.
isald that he hated the popc and the
priests. who had been his ruin.
Polantl told a rambling story dur
in: his examination. in which be said
he had a rich uncle and hunt whose
heir he would burn been it tho priests
‘hsd not induced them to leave their
property to religious institutions. This
texaaporatod him. ho continuod. ox-
cltcdly. and he lilllod them both. For
years he was in prison and finallleo-
in; roleaaod came to Home to obtain
his revenge. that to. kill the pope.
Since Annual of lost your. Pound
said. he had been trying to ontol- tho
vatloan. but bad not boon able to do.
so. Thorforo. be had docldod to kill
coma oftbo ocolulnatloa holding olca»
under the pope.
ullAUTY CHOP ROLLI V
on washable. do not beat tho kc“.
out the hair or ion tbair than.
Manor Hawaii. or Elmo
street. undorwoot a tonsil «inflation
today at the habitat.
auction with no. mm m - .
the ctr-room. limo. all?“
m. will in an mm. m
AM“.
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iRRERER RRRI W
REREEl MRRIRRER
Daniel Dunlap to again Look
Altar the Visitors of South
Norwalk Citizens
Judge Brunei Dun ‘ today aasumod
the duties of st ‘ commissioner,
which he relinquish“ with the incom-
Eng Democratic administration. his}
fall. Councilman :Wllllam H. ‘Mc~
_Mnhon. committee on streets. tender.
ed the odlce to Mr. Dunlop Yesterday.
and this morning be officially notified
Mr. McMahon that he would accept it.
since Mr. Dimlop's .rotlromont a few
months ago there‘ have been several
earlier-linear: tried and several changes
made in street nuparluloudenoy. none
of which appeared to More satisfac-
tion. Mr. Dunlop in 9 Million. and
his endorsement for that once of
street commissionoryby a Deuiocratlc
council is lndccd a high tribute to in.
work while be hold the olden Mr.
Dunlop was street éoxmnlaoionor dur-
ing three years, and are natural
satisfaction. He IMO bin and” time
to the duties of bid onoo. and paid
particular attootioajto the cilia: of
streets, the mall-lag and laying of
new sldownlhs. oolbctlbn or antics.
garbage. etc. William was in charge
very few citizens but lay condo for
complaint. and the Democratic ooun- j
on expects Mr llunlop will; hep upi
the good record he mblilhlifl.
onion“ w t
n titlilis:
lloNotUndorolaMWhyThoy
VllovoloonSinglodCulfOrAl-
lickinfli'blnolatlor
PRSRIRI ElRliilER' ll
RPER lEElER ERR"
Say They italic flight to Employ
Counsel in Town’ 9 Internal
A Eettor to tho Pooplozu-
Having been crltlilaod because of: ..
certain action tattoo by no in the mat by a number of prominent Republicans in "‘9 raid WW“ “I! made on I H0-
or or the wuhinnon moot prion about the city. who maintain that tbof boos” Olmr a few mile! the other
bond not. we wish to make a otato- prompt city council, which ban nemunlilo of the Lakeview home. Brldsebori.
moot of some facts that you should imuc maturity. 1. not “an: fairly. 5 last Saturday.
know no that you may be able to do-
tormlno for younclvoa whether ouch
crillolom waa luotlilod.
Nut. we bovo been criticised bo-i
cacao we wont out of town to employ
coo-sol social in the lolmctiou colt.
ibor mutton Misting to the
brim. More tuition this notion. we.
Mother with til. town comet. ooaaid
and all~tba local attorneys who could
be of W in than ration inci-
maadmlid (balm wanonoao
allaarthcothoraad moo both.
nmiwomoonocllodoomno
ammunition to 00; and as we
ibullnooltwho barn karmic“. of
patina-tiara woo thatii was tho
mmmnhcm “Milli!“
ottbcupoublomnlnthbm
,mwummm‘ intuit:
oil
,micrthoww w
«cam aim
"Mi. nun
RR NRS ill _
KEEP BARR
Says He Will flavor Give It Up
Until the CourtsCompol
lllm To Do So
RRRERRRIERRRIER “flRER”
WERE ill RERRRthRRR
Claim lads That Democratic
Council in “ilullblng It In"
Deputy Short! Samuel 0. Ireland.
who with five otbor Republicans, was
given his ”volition papers" no a supin-
nummry policeman by the present
city council, to in a decidedly militant
frame of minus reference to the com
cil'l action.
[unload of handing over his special
canton tiliillli
politician's badge, on demanded b)’.
the council. Mr. inland replies: i
"l‘ll never give up my badge untlif
the courts compel ms to. l have com-
mitted no crime and they (the council)
cannot make no give up my office. [ti
is not so much that i want the work;
principle of the thin. Thoyro oftor'
me simply boom" 1 out a Ropublloan.
‘ y-tbm .yaara
and have all"?! Mikkel.
The people with“ lib behind mini-i
thing have tried to intimidate me and
fallen! Hartley because i worked at
the poll- ou election day They also
tried to have a regular policeman
drive me away from the poll "
"i had a perfect right to work at the
polls and there is nothing in the city
charter or ordinances to prevent me.
The regular police have no right to
work at the polls. but this provision
does not apply to the supernumorarios
Why not tho ulna rule for alL Noth.
in: was ever said about Chief of P0-
lice Volimor. who was elected aberln.
being active at the polls. My crime
its that i am a Republican. One special;
gpollcoman warhed all day at the polls
with an automobile. but nothing was
lever said about that While 1 have
not done any '0,“ as a apoclsl police» 1 ilnod 3100. All of the accused pleaded
man in Into years i have never refused
Eto to on duty."
Mr Ireland's point of view is taken
a
and that it in "rubbing it into“ Rapub~
Ileana at ovary opportunity Attention
its called to the fact that the Ropubli
on common have always stood loy-
ally by Chief of Police William Voll-
mar. who to about to lays the service
lowland his duties aa abort! ofl'n‘lr
field county. Whatoror the aortic oi
the council‘s action In dilcborain: bod
ily iba Ila summon-arias. it in con-
ultimo “pullout by ambition
who ban disco-nod tho milk that.
all at than our! polio-non war, no
pnbllotac. . Ono W! ”public-I
Wily Maud Mk M tlim
council Wat tacit kayo aim tile
nuptial-mum a obaaoo lip rigs-m
in that m lino-oo- m lilo! won
“5"." . '
All of tin chamomile- accept
you to chair hm
m
of a special policeman. but it tribe; .
iIElTEIBEII lI'GWIT
oven "m .0 far on to report me to , wlcb occupied the bench in the April
ltboft. 350 fine; John Martlnko. vagran-
’30 days; John Clark.
unions they ".9 on duty at the time ‘tence suspended: Phillip Basso theft,
in um um~ pm April‘l'hlfll.
Show“;
_mpoafluanunih
alibi tor intonation to union wu-
W ‘ k.
WAR RRRRARKER
Largo Number of Articles Stolen,
Presumably by Boys
Greycole, the attractive home of the
Rev. William H. Thomas, which
nestles on the side of Thomas's Hill
on the Wilson road, was severely ran-
sacked. and ruthlessly. some time duo
in: the night. Not a little boldness
was displayed by the ransackers. too.
for entrance was gained by cutting
out of a front door panel. The time of
the burglary is quite definitely fixed as
during last night. fur the owner of the
property was at the house only yester-
day afternoon. At present he is living
in another of the houses “Wormwood."
just at the bottom 0‘ the hill.
Dr. Thomas made the discovery of the
visit himself this morning and it was
Quite a surprise for him. He endeav-
ored to notify South Norwallt police
headquarters, but an officer not being
on duty there all of the time. he was
not sucooaaful. He then called‘up The
Sentinel office and the latter notified
Constable Edward J. Indrigan for him.
Dr. Thain" is inclined to I believe
that 3tho work was that of boys, in»
much as lamps containing broad and
fastened to the walls were torn on
and carried away. presumably to be
sold to some junk dealer. A consider»
bio amount of clothing is alao missing
and just what otbor articles were tak-
so had not been learned. At first
glance Dr. Thomas could not. tell the
extent of the burglary.
at noon. a. nun:
Judge Jaineo r. Walsh. of Green-
term of the criminal common plea!
court yesterday and be passed out the
following sentences. Joseph Alapy.
cy. 30 day;s Steve Guldl vagrancy.
to days; P. J. Sullivan. drunk and vs-
xrancy. to days. Rhoda Allan. drunk.
vaxnncy. 10
days: Rosie Covsok. drunk. breach of
the peace and assault. 10 days. sen
forfeited 840 bond. The above are all
from Bridgeport
Fred Harris. of Norwaik. breach of‘
the peace and vagrancy. 20 days; Dan-
lei Sullivan Norwalk drunk and v-a
granny. 50 days; Baverlo Yurabeill. ‘
Greenwich. assault breach of thei
peace and carrying concealed weapons. .
guilty.
Martinko and Guldi are two of the
men who were arrested by the police
1
HUIUIEU, HOUSES I‘ll“
AT BOIBTAITIIBPLE
CONSTANTINOPLE. April b.—-Ka-
dikol. a suburb of Constantinople. was
swept by fire today. One houdrod bout
on and chops were destroyed or burn-
od out. The loan in estimated at 01500.-
Mo :
Kadlkol is our Scutarl. where the
[lo-ohmic opens into tho ago of Ian
morn. it to a pleasant. healthy piac‘o.
with a lam Crack and Armenian pop-
ulation. lady Diorama mid. there.
T‘a-Néll‘lcl.
. uni ll. “WORM wishes to state
that aha has broken bar common
to llr. A. Bali-y. 'l‘bo laminae was
W
Johnny atom. the clover honor. or
point: Bunion. who participaiod to m
Glpb who that
Worn trio and
' ‘ r or can in this
_ hollow. baa- [Will a
“about ,3
who locum Ho, um snout
small; you much and .wlll prolinbly
stay in tho fill! mural hm tom
Frank Adam Was picked up last
11-—
REMRRRARR
First Time in Tucnfy Yaara’i
REE EWERIR- ERRR Rlll
yesterday's election the Democrat: i
have control of the city govern-
for the first time in about. 20 sugar.
Out of a total of 40 councilmoo . 7'
for in ten wards the Democrats
ed 24 and out. of the ten ill
chosen seven Democrats wand”. ;
with a tie in the fifth ward. There y.
Willi Rlll REREEllR
Four Vary total-catnip
City Athletio‘Club Will
a big brilliance. The night Was
a‘ propitious onoto «tuna bl: ‘
but the sporting enthusiasts
pirated that a driving niobium
no terrors for them when there ii“ '
prospect of a. good owing oxbibl
The Norwnllta furniobod the bull: .
the attendance. but there was a. not.
lined representation from Bridge"
Stamford and other places.
omits, of which fact the amnion, ,
showed their appreciation by appinfil- '
in; heartily With a continuation at is.
bouts of the character of those put on,
last evening, the Auditorium in North
Main street will not be able to contain
:tbe crowds.
this spring by the club. thounb the
matter has not been decided «datum, .-
A meeting in this connection will it. ~"
held Saturday.
niabod by Johnny Glover, of Bali
Whatever Kelly‘s nationality. ho,-
tainly bad a strenuous time It
or'a bands loot nlabt.
is one of the best little man '
country and has been thrombi?
ilea. He also went on in Bobtail
exhibition "a0“ with points;
and it is said that its main“
taunting for the Dane: It) i
in foot, that be was told to
with Bait. Laat nlabt m
toyed With Kelly. who
stand a lot of punishment; .1!
Windmill. dilation at that ’
hour on in semi-duals" at that I
Raincoat and other amiable.“ 1
New York. The moot millili-
that has yoi boob corn it
titty Athletic Olu‘b'a onus-m
Glover's oppor- out. He balm): ._ ’ '
,Warinopforliolly. bottom
kndlo biota-ll 3m wolf it "
um. of min,
”unanimous
you. mm m to
moccrflihou a
WJWMimmwoi
and: or a can _
both boys «rut-rum
of honor. Phony
.WRVE SERIK
IN HARE
thoParty Has Had Control '4
of City Government
for tho Fifth Time'
HARTFORD. April 5.—-AI I. result
(Continued on Poke Ten)
nun . 7
humor
Last night's mascot
All of the: soon were imam
Aontber series of bouts may be hold.
The star bout last evening was mi» 1.
Boston. and Johnny Kelly, of m
York. who is said to be a Span, '
Johnny 9
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'lflioopoolnaboutiraabo ‘ "
plainly, With the “ting!”
lilo succum- ai {lie
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