Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 10, 1911 · page 8

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.. .- - W-..“ ,...._,...... ..-v.~..-_....- W..- .- W ed to honor. She selected the Mon . \
‘ int; n meetintt of all the settlers of company} To say the least the rep outs, Who Illlileduenlly became her . ll It" BMTMN The thirttenth rouglurmeetlng'ot
husband. ' the Woman's Study Club was held

 

ROWAYToN FIRE ALARM

QIBTRICTS
12~Highiand Ave. to N. Y.. N. ll. &
H it R

) Iii-{Hickory Bluff andtileli island."
14-~Pine Point and Baton i‘oint. ,
zleong island Sound to McKinley St.

3——“Centrsi." McKinley St. to Pen-
noyer St.

‘ 22-»Pennoyer St. to Cross St.

alimci-ose St. to Railroad.
24~Rnllroad to Brookside.
West Side.

15~—White Bi’idge north to Brookslde.
16--’White Bridge S. it}. to L. 1. Sound.
l7——White Bridge, S. W. to 1.. l. Sound.

One stroke of the tire bell at odd
times indicates testing. ‘

'l‘wo strokes of tire bell, thus, 1.1,
fire is otit.

Four strokes of tire bell,
1~l-i-l. water to be shut. off.

A third or more alarms indicate iter~
ions fire. ~

thus.

 

—-——-—~»<—.

Here indeed is a most delightful

U section, than which there is nothing
. liner in all Connecticut. Topograph-
.icaliy speaking, the place is simply
beautiful. especially in the spring,
summer and surnmn, when Nature is

at her loveliest. and when the winds
during these seasons are soft and
baiiny-~as they oftentimes are in this
vicinity-t-hringlng t'rith them their

health-giving properties. it is assured.
-ly a 193’ and a comfort to sojourn in'

a opal so highly favored. this being
doubly the case when the weather per-
mits of bathing, boating. dancing and
fishing-oll of which are to he enjoyed
in full measure hero.

(limries Clark. of itowayion. has

VNllll‘iit’tl home from ‘l’ort Chester,
' N. Y. ' l

 

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The Summit Crest hotel will open
iis‘senson oi Belle island on or ubout
Julie 1.

 

 

Ralph Pennell. oi McKinley street.
is confined to his home by it slitht
:lilnests.

 

William Pinkuoy, of itownyion ove-

nue. is making a intuitions trip to i,’,;i,l_i;

adelphia.

AAAAAA l’litucing at [town Saturday (we.

 

 

Mrs. H. L. ilowinnd. of Croritett
street. Is in MldtiietoWn. Conn. today.
ae'n delegate to the suite council of
the Daughters of Liberty. '

o Miss Marion Lynch. who has been
confined to her home for several days
by illness. is much improved and
hopes to be out in o short while.

nus-u...-

“Mrs. Parish Watson and family
tutored yesterday to Miss Alice M.
Swift's plot'e at Tokeneire.

weights and measures ut the state. it

insentatives oi' the wooded show

herme- mm 1; Relieved or

tied the must bronchitis ilttliioet um
‘ to her tutors consort: The some rule 7 . t .
. 5‘ holds good with regard toiali royal: .2 . “ r. “A

. [mm who marry commoners)! ’ ‘ ‘ . , ;

‘ managed to "put the question" to
Prince Albert~~how sits iirst showed
him Windsor and ltu'heuuties and the
distsnt landscape and then until: "All
this they be yours." The Queen at
Hollund, on it like occasion. aimpiy
sent a sprig of white heather, bogging
Prince Henry to loolt out its meaning
in I book of flowers and their lliOln.
logs. The Duchess of Argyti took the
following means of proposing, to the
Marquis at borne:
to attend a state bull and gave it out
that she would choose as her pnunar
nor the first dimer the man she intend-

Taking out initiative. ‘
When u reigning queen in to he inns-.1

Queen Victoria to. told how u...

Meet/tegery dunking it... w.
I 36L!) BY

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WOMAN’S STUDY CLUB.

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8'" “‘ “’°“‘ noun. tun ' . l
ms ill norm

i This Week's Session.

 

Horace it Nash. Cot. N. Main a; West sis. “ *

M". ”W" ”trims the Hone-I It Col. Nat Phlster, of the Thirtieutu .-
ted States" mentor/plurality; st, ‘
side. died at the ”murmur int
city, last night.

r the most lnterestln of
is anticipated that some important sc- But N b". ‘

tion.will be taken walnut btislnene
men who have been violating the
lawn.

were not it little incensed sit the stti- all “n chosen was that 0, 91.0 Duch-
tude ot the town and chances ore that on oi! Filo. She look up, 1.3.”, as he
they will he heard from later. One of. a“. w... to a drawer and .1.an
the authorities was of the opinion yes-j him an contents. Tim's he saw s
torday that that stone throwers what number at triilea he had given her at
so disturbed the peace and quiet at Illicit!!! "mu. lunludlns Irvin or.
the town on Sunday night had been several kinda of flowers, now dead. be

either inspired liytlle oilrcuo tout ori Wm l" h" “‘ “mm“ “m“ H’
w n , of th ci its ii i was much impressed at the sight, nor
are “m e m" a ' {did it require words on her part to

Spring time is at hum. end with it: ”h h" meaning viola.

or Radon avenue near the ice houses. comes the cleanup «soon. Whlloi A VE;;:;M;;."‘ “Vi"!-
Ths Sentinel ocrrespmtdent is will

" “mi“ ““9 "M my “mm" ”ml . The book whivh Mira Juliet Braden
does not give people who are mustn't. prone to criticise he must repeat the! has written about her imrle. 3“. Rob-
through on the trolleys or driving 3. words or a visitor to Dot-ion lit martial..." Hort, m, "(trend Old a“ or
very good impression of the mommy to the general nppouranoo o! the town; China." for many years in charge or
lveneos of the place. .This trouble cut and commend that individuol's opinionf the Imperial Customs Service. in roll

 

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it has been suggested that the Row-
ntyon improvement society, recently
formed and which has brought about
a tow decided improvements. direot its
attention to the dumping of garbage
by thoughtless people on life ‘eaitt side

 

 

 

Monday evening at the home of Mrs.’
Thomas Darling. Rowsyton. West
,Slde. this being the second time the
'cluh has been entertained by hire.
gi‘iarllng. The meeting was very fully
attended and was especially inleiest-
ins. Three delegates were elected to
nttendthe meetit‘rghi the State Fod-
oration at Waterbury, May 17 and 18.

Two Ion Seriously injured and

Side oi‘Bulitiinn Blown Out

"in tumor iloam~ilam~
one is $50,000

NEW BRITAIN, May tom-An expio

 

acute indigestion

quake shocks were recordedby the .,
ismdzraph at St. Ignatius College 1 ’
night from (3:30 until 7:00. the W
mum shock taking place st 6:42 9.

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COLONEL PHIBTER piano].
BAN mode, on. May io.»-i.i to

 

 
 

Death was due

MORE EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
CLEVELAND. Ohio. May lib-El

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sold delP'illiell being hirs. Raymond.
Mia. Pitrdee and Mia. Beardsley.

The program tor the eveniny was
made up of hriei oral sketches of
some or the work which has been done
during the past winter. Il'id as given
by the dilieroni members. These
sketi hes were a brilliant testimony to

oion that could he heard all over the
city occurred in the lamuer room at
the Stanley Works plant on .‘liyrtle
street. this city. a few minutes after
noon yesterday. Gases confined in n
condenser connected with one at the
large lacquer machines became i3nit~

 

itact by making the place their rosi-

having

be easily remedied and it seem ill as being merited. Sold the imprison:

ii the improvement society are the "i have always heard this! Dorian wui "Oil"-
ones to take it up as it is along their the snmmerluu pines oi many wenithyi Ill

residents at .\‘ew York city and others
of moderate circumstantial. it all)“
be, but i fall to see the attraction to
the place after a gonersl survey of the
public streets. Rocking in mine. tihielt
, with rholting dust. disreputable in non-
‘ersl repair and altogether out of place
for whnt is reputed to be one or the
iiiuest little summer resorts in this
section of the country. True it may
lie that it change will come about I
little later in the seam. but why not
be as good and pure with yourself so
with other people.”

smith" .
130035

the "no not delay this season in forgetting
~_ Wealth lure. bisrlt and
detaching.

line.

 
 

 

Darien
and

NOI'OtOli

Darien is essentially a home town
and has I most delightful environment
that is not unappreoiutod. so beer wit.
ness the scores oi New Yorkers whu'
iitnve taken material adv-intone of the

i

:dence'ior the whole or part oi
your. . , . pointing?
imated in and forming a part of u gait-ants

sturdy and naturally 'IIWUYG see- . . . .
Schhchttng Bros. 81 Co.

lien or the country, Dot-ion has pm

greased tor runny years. not by leaps

and bounds. but by study and unlin- Cor. Railroad Ave. A lit-in It. Dame

peded stops sud it may well he proud . "
Select Groceries. its]. Groin. Hour

of the record it has mode. in growth ‘ l-‘eod. Hardware. Palate. Glass. “0

having been healthy in every I W _,.. ......

in tree. it is a his towa‘ and includes RtLiGlOUO DEMOCRACY.

in its boundaries some or the most «w ~—

vliltiutgile sndldosiri‘t‘blo property aloha Rev. Dr. Charles 8. Maoisrland Tolls

t o onnoct out s are ind t uum- u l .

hora among its residents some‘ i the IP"¢:?;|IH;'::J:.:£:» I"

best known people in the count '. and , y ‘

many wealthy ones. All about the NEW YORK. May 10.1 in an ad

town sites notable for his country dress last evening at a dinner oi Epin

residences “"9 b9“ bought up. in“ oomiiano held in the hammer mum at

l i th ve r .. .
gum,“ 0,13," ”1:33.37 é‘l‘iiliii‘fifi the Lodinston itestauront. a... it...
Point. Noroton heights and the Ox loo 8. Mortal-lend. oi the Contention-
ltltlgokuctloa. matings“ parapet-“tr”: at Church or South Norwsllt. declared
more “1‘ Y '9“! 9". as ll that our religious democracy is almost
z;tzgldnhgglfh:‘Blelolrgxtguifingt‘i: entirely theoretical. Social closures
of the New Yorlt. N" a“... “a ore more deeply sensitive than ever
iisrti'ord Railroad Contour. whose hetero to their own existence. Pron-
purity. the rise in “I“. increase lug

lines have stations at both the village
"‘ “'1'“ “d u“ Noroton mg? stood of diminishing discontent.
Dr. Montsrlond said that the over--

Noroton is but 38.83 miles from
88.“ miles. 0n the other side at an chin-oh is limited and determinant

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Control depot. New York. and button.

of characteristlr

Robert's Chilton»
great Li Hung t‘hanx. The diplomat“:
liked Li's household boron“ hi on;
limpliclty
some courses st dinner. but data and;
partisan. a dish oi chicken with flea. ; at the well at number factory buildtne
lnooutlounly. I" ll turned Ml. ll. :and tell in a tangled mass to the
praised "mt "infill”, '0 his {will Cw;- i ground. The concussion oi the explo
“0 IBM?!“ . or it! remnr r059 j .
. Li’s "m in a distorted tom. Nost““°n nail sulilclont to bulge out a solid
Lillie Sir Robert went there he had to l
[are a mad reretnonlai bouquet.

go away again and say thst you hue
been ted like a malls in my housofloccurrod the Stanley Worlt‘s whistle
' said "i! “0"“!- proudly. I‘ “l0 and sounded the fire shmn. A large
at the banquet.

ed in some inexplicable manner, and
one oi the worst explosion: which New
Britain has experienced in years was
the result.

Three solid iron gwlndow casings
hour the machine were torn from the
he found thgre....,no '“rl. l hr‘CR 'l“ and hurled “ems ‘ ENC?
joi 200 (eel. where they crashed again-r

and sniortalnisg
Among. them is the follow.

the fact that the time had not been
spent idly orruisproiliabiy. it was
shown that it comprehensive ltnow-'
ledge oi one of the most. it out the
most interesting period in the history
of any site or nation had been acquir-
ed by the members in general.
Arrangements were then made for

 

on oi the most influential or sir.
friends was the:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Weslt Eyesight

and Poor
, . Vision d.
disappear when you wesr on? glass“ .
es. We employ”experienced Oct»
hate—«graduate physicians—do ex“
amine eyes. and guarantee satis-
taction. .

THAMER . :

ocuusre AND Ofl'flcllflfi;
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. 6
Drum \londsr & Saturday Evening

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u dual meetint to be held at the home

 
 

 

oi Hrs. Beardsley. president of the
club, on Monday evening. May ‘22. At
this meeting tentative plans for the
next winter will he disrtisied. and so:-
‘iefililonfi heard, but editors will not be
eletced and a program decided upon
until noirt October. A brief program
will be given. made up or humorous
shite. burlesque speeches, a riass pro-
phecy. etc. The club members are
suited to invite any friends they may
desire to this until int-etin ;.
““7““
M'LEAN 0N LORiMER PROBE COM.

:hriolt wall lourtoen iocheti in thickness.
ngndows nil shout the factory were

"You shall not have the chance “WWW“-
Three minutes after the explosion

t'itt
gtilled with lacquer began to burn and
”Ithe binge was not extinguished until
half an hour later. The damage it om
the tire is not to be compared with the
donut“ caused by the water. The luc-

altering the ntyir oi my reception, l 'quer room is situated on the Min floor‘ urn-:5.
shall not come to lunch with M.“ No. 4 building. and thousands oi Senator George P. McLean reached
"'1‘" .idoliaru’ worth Oi worth on the floors Hurtlord last week 1mm Washington.
A P ti ‘ Pill! h gbenenth were soaked with water. I'i‘ho senator was looking well and ear-
The weltrmtdod (3:32.: 0' the‘ it is renurlcahlo that only two per- dislly onions theoiilce. hlr. Malena
noitro tor opossum mm tin-mum s ‘ m“ “l" variously injured by the or said he was lirtsnint and not talking
tplosloo. Whiter Brantley. foreman oi at present. that he had declined var-

coinmon ground on whlrh it“ members _
of the "my...“ not I in. up“. 3... j the lacquer mom. had Jllfil stepped in- tons reatieats or interviews. and must
continue so to do for a while. He and

as wnllmean meet. Arrordltilly it tatslde the nutrition tor n moment when

“Nevertheless, iii.“ rory simplicity
oi your hospitality was what i moot'
appreciated." Sir ltollort replied. "But
if you believe that i could hire modo‘
any such remark. and it you herein in

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probable that the discussion whichnbo crush came. He was hurled out in hits. Mt‘llltn expect to return to
"l" “I?“ ““0"“ men "9" “W" “l ‘Etd the renter oi the room. terribly Washington thin week.
"my attributed by u” N" Y”Mimi'th about the bead and arms and Senator McLean was last week

Times on Governor Glenn at North
Carolina, wt brought to an nmlscsbio .
conclusion by the stutetnent‘l‘ot the

named in the resolution providing ior
another investigation or the right ol’
Senator hammer to his test its a penit-
tor trout llllnois. The resolution is u

endured it bad rut on the back 01' nia
heed. Paul Kulmncroslty. one oi the
lost speaker‘s position. also employed in the room. we stand-

Dncou Jackson stated that in his . in; with his boon to the machine. He

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Doss YoUtt
TIN sour
LEAK 2

We should appreciate the op
portunity to figure on repairing};
or replacing it. '

We specify Charcoal iron
Leaders and Gutters in our
contracts. They cost but little
more than ordinary galvanised
iron. but wear many time:
longer. ‘

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Horace R. Nash _‘
N. Main a Westsn.
S.Norwiiilt

 

 

 

 

iollows: "Resolved. That Senators
John it. Works. Charles E. Townsend.
George P. McLean. John W. Kern and
All” Pomerone he. and they are. here

opinion the country was going to tho . remit-ed bud hurus on the bank at his
don’therotors he was Ol‘t‘lllod at be- 3 melt and head and his arms were
“ll ‘ pouinlldl. ‘ 5. scorched. Dr. E. P. Bwnsey attended
”M" lligiitower "mum" this 5 the men. and they were united to the
"°"‘ “w“ um a” m” "' ”m 3 hospital in tin police ambulance. The in“ In loud. it special committee and

am and the Wire ot notion no on
on run. its declared himself a ilrli Mi "l" 0" 'W‘WW “mm“ “" '“‘ ‘“ mm“ ‘° ”9 ““1 “3°
optimist. Em" noon mums for the "up um.‘ hereby authorised and directed to in-
When mwnopqu“ war called on Elm injured. "\‘elltlnlio and report to the senate
for his opinion. he serolt'ltsd his head The mags to the goods and build- whether “I ll“ election 0‘ WWW!
rollaotivcly for n moment and staid: in, pro My will "uremia “0,009, loriinor. its a senator at th‘ United
“Well. oruddefln‘ hit 'mro no It. gm“.. from ilinoia. titers wets‘ used
dot hill-ions is best tip. now. thrill? and employed corrupt methods. and
l'lll'lll'llul’l”l"““"“" pruotlm; that sold committee be
author loud to tilt during the melon or

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u.“ chattel-lions. the mats and during any recess of

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nouno TAIL! cw. News.

A tseolinx oi the governing hoard oi
the Round 'i'shlo Club. or Norwallt.

 

.. leased it tor the summer Miss awitt 9 ion. 3m“ Norwll " 0'” “4’ by the clue ciuvuo of society Are not. toss to the mm moss is. on hold an annuity evening in the ..
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mm _ _ to: out. tires-trier. ..... .. u... ....... . w» w ....... w»- .. w... .. it: 2m torrid}; it.
it -..........._. " or Norwoiit and ammo. °' ll '9‘“ “l” “W" "" "W“ l“ W". cmmwfliih m g mu!" ”m“ w m ‘ my ”mm he most «amnion tor the purpose of
. t the meeting at the Reverted“ ' . church stunti- tuin meet the liluntiop. 1'9““ '“ M‘ ”n “ ‘ “m l” loosen. so well» being most lonely ‘

[lose Company. which was, held last
Monday. the resignations of Hiram
Henley and Joseph Taylor were re-

ceived» and deemed

 

The members of itellsuro Boclsl

evening with. liltiou.

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The mag Ion oi Mr. and Mrs. Ind-
stink! poster: at this place. II with“

 

ittioiiy minded than of the world.
Bishop build it. (truer presided our

’ , club hold s. meeting st the hesitation,

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

improvement economist m- ;
3‘0! Wildflowers?
it out who mow .

tiers. yesterday siterhoolt. anddeoidfll

todtia hunt. with it severe utsolt oi

the grip. the model. and the principal shoot

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

p oi the dhuroh mutton tor the site-
‘ moment at the interests '

mils! diluted wot-i hrs-sot. ’

 

 

m'lfllfi ileum 3'3““! "NW An "religious democracy is no better?
fluid to ill! hop)! in Dorian, Wildly than a niiglnus aristocracy. The min-i
lstsr oi willy who in to sdiust liliuwl‘wlii list! OI much lively and “‘3‘
soil to the situntlon must be u dit- o‘liioom II M W" “um 1"

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the inoculation. to employ stem-
runners. to and for poi-sini- sad
papers. to administer «the. and to W
port the remit: or all its investin-
Aiions. imitation all ultimo)- taken by
it: and that no expenses or the in

lowed trollitloa in ”Mining rumor
u a WM my Ill-lip noon in
In MW or her word." You

attended. The purpose or the insulin
out in port to melt. arrangements tor
the annual baddest of the dinner

Pluto were motorist! tor the hop?

to «‘1 m“. The hoe-Lou tos- quot. within is to behold in the Non

 

one lobbies its-tits with the malls uni country club on the owning or

 

shirt mil in paid tron tho contin-

 
 

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randomisation man. . , entries with. thoiwelllhnownim W . WWW" mom 0* ll“ Est-i . “Wm mm mm“ fffl: wtw suntan» weer
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“m““’“‘ ”m‘m‘mmuyhuumt stapler m,

om titty. replied: “aim s and
Wild lost as Whitewater this
my tell-Ionian top list-tuition.r
“ men with. to am result we

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