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Observance to End With a Recep-
tion at Rectory Tonight
The one hundred nnd twenty’rdli’th
, anniversary of the Ilirst Episcopal
church consecration in America was
befittingly celebrated yesterday and a
continuation of the services appropri-
ate to the occasion are being held to
day. at St. Paul’s Church, on The
Green, in Norwalit. The services of
yesterday were all largely 'al‘lellded.
especially the 3:30 o'clock conllrma~
A. lion service. at which time a close of
nearly one hundred people were con-
firmed by. Right Reverend Chauncey
Bunce Brewster, D.D., bishop of Con»
uecticut. At this latter service the
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The old tannin not PM W
fully pulled oil ”sin. this morning.
When A fellow who had changed a
. ‘ room of Mrs. Eliidbeth Toto. or iii On-
‘A. iborn avenue. passing on a business
A.“ ‘ anon, disamieared and with his exit
‘ went a gold tilled watch and gold
chain. Up to press time today neither
I mun nor watch wer'e to he found.
.P Last Saturday, the fellow applied
tugboard and was given A room. tile
'is described as hung from 35 to 40
years of age: 5 feet 7 inches in height;
thin, smooth face and dark ‘ hair;
weighed about 160 pounds and was‘
dressed in dark clothes.
The men informed Mrs. Tole that he
nnd his brother had come to East.
Norwaik with the intention of going
into the imrdwnre' business. He cit-
pocled his brother with a desk. today.
and=would establish his chines and
headquarters at her home.
A'Mre. Tate. moving no reason to‘ sun-
“poet the man, believed whet he told
her. This morning, one missed her
gold watch and. upon involitlinltin’x.
found that her slur boarder was also
among the missing. ‘
Mrs. Tate Immediately untitled the
‘ south Norwslit police. who are making
every effort to hand of! the culprit
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~HoNEsTY lb “81' POLICY.
it you went to he sure that you have
.thliatn ‘Et'lron's wagon. look for 35
For; so. East Norwalk. on it, and sl-
ways sch tor slip Tel. 441. or postal
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wl-icrry Low: and Otto Ichcnk in An
‘ . Auto» Accident.
Hardy Amie, the popular young sing.
or end Otto conduit llgurcd in on an»
‘ near General Russell
all: 8:80 A
no. and the action which the church
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Suffered a Paraiytic Stroke on
the Birthday Anniversary and
A Pneumonia Followed
Milli INSIIIIIIIIIIIS
President oi Tvvc Banking Houses
and Prominent in Business
‘Georrie Morehouse Holmes died at
his home. Ht Main street. Saturdni
afternoon at the one of eighty years.
following an illness of nearly- a month,
and a rolling of several months prov.
ions. Mr. Holmes was lilitenili on his
birthday. April 213i... having been
stricken with two slight. shocks, Pneu-
monia set in so he was .‘filooverinit
Pfrom his first illness and in spite of
all that could he done "by his physio-
inns. he passed horny on Saturday.
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ITALIAN JEWI‘ETV T0
“EMMY! EIIIVEI,
The Italian Independent Society. A... ‘P' A
a meeting yesterday to not on nevdi'hl A
Rotter: eighty-limb! simian".
to come the Gerthsdl
Bond on Mny 80th. for the snulyl doc
oration of? the mm 0? they! eased
membercli The society snd in d will .
meet at 10 o'clock, at the headmas-
tors. The society ‘snd hand will meet
at lb'doiock. It the hocdqunrtc'rs and
march to St. Mary's n.‘ 0. Como
tory, in Norwalk. where the graves of
seine halt doses of the doomed mem-
bers will be decorated with flowers.
Four new mambo" were initlctcd.
The society votodlo celebrate 00-
lumbus my close this your. none of
the other 'ltcliau societies of the town
being invited to participate in the ef-
loir. There will be a bend. and picnic
as usual.
PAItrltIther
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The Fountain West Association at
Congregational Churches hare issued
u call for an ecclesiastical council to
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meet at the South Norwnik Congress
tionnl Church '1‘quch afternoon at 8
o’clock at the request ct lion. Charles
S.-Mcctnrland cud the church to third
action concerning the matter or dimi-
, ring the pastoral relation between Dr. A
Msctericud and the church.
The same churches have been invit-
ed that composed the council which in-
stalled the nutor livc years {no and
each church will be represented by its
pastor and one other detonate.
The committee appointed by the
church to arrange for the council con-
sults, ‘of Deacon Charles ll. SLAJchn. .
John A. Hamilton and Misc Helen.
Swarm. The dolcxntos from the church
to the council will, be Deccan St. John
and Miss .Bworts. ‘ ,2. A
Dr. Msclsrisnd' of utter of length.
tool: upon it in decanting it will be
. A preheated to the council slid the dolls
dates will lied to cghotiilll the so
. frightened
lAlvlu run
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‘ed to the north ‘ot the new one, and
"Doctor and other churned hols;
ran against him. . tits we use «Pun
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Appeals to Police ht Washington
Alter Having Tested the ‘
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WASHINGTON. May 15.~—A young
woman giving her name as Alice Soul
hay. and her home as Fainiicld. Conn.
approached a policeman of thoSecond
precinct of the city, Thursday night.
and cold the was neutrinos. hungry and
destitute. She was desperate and
She said she had lett her Connecti
out. home thinking the Opportunities
for honest and profitable employment
would be better in the larger cities
She had been employed in a lodging
house at Berkeley. VIL. and while
there a. sailor from the United States
ship li‘rsultlin had mistreated her and
that she had appealed to the police.
The man had been arrested and she.
fearing that hls' friends would hound
her for getting their “buckle" into
the hands or the police. had lied to
this city.
She was sent to the house of deten-
tion. and the police of the W!
city communlcctcd with. who. Without
denying her story.“uldthcy did not
wont her as a witness.
The. girl. who do» not look or set
the nineteen macho claim. is at
the house or detention awaiting n no
ply to it message sent to her mother in
Whitfield.
The tor-Incl opening at the 33on
Yacht Club will like place on Memori-
cl Day. Tuecdc'y. May 80. The color
moment committee hit.- mam
authority to looks the neon! prepare
lions lor the we...
The club hon” will go formally Into
communion early in the encroach. and
all the boat owners will have their vol»
sol- drclllcd to honor or the Mansion.
Ac‘och‘ostre will live a concert dur-
ing the afternoon and in the evening
will play tor dancing. ,Relrschmcntc
will be served.
The now (lost is in position nod to
very sctlafsctbry to the members or
the club. The old flout will be anchor-
wtll be used cxclualvely for s moon
lag plsoe tor boats. Extensive repairs
will be made to this. Add the runway
will be rebuilt before the club loss in.
to commission.
The electric lighting service will oi
so be ovcrhculed. and other improw
menu made.
The [burning board paid a visit to
the club property at (Hickory mull
yesterday afternoon. sun 'tound "crib
thinlr in u very cctiuinctory condition.
under the direction of the new janitor,
Thorsten ‘Btsltcil. M
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true sense]; A
The new prosecuting sttorccv. cl
Norwslh. Attorney ionic lucid-shining
lied three cover this morning to attend .
to Add Juana d‘e’ recto Edy/”urn it teak
wood presided over the court. 'llll
once Willi that at Louis Locum
‘ works lurid Anton. ‘
‘ Ind his own bull-l”
New Church in Woolen Ave-
nue Formally molested by
Rev. A. G. Whitlncr
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Prominent Hungarian Ministers
and Scholars Also Present
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The new llumrlsn Reformed
Church of Lexington. avenue. was tor
malty dedicated. Morris): in the
presence at a Ame» throng of local
Aand outAof- town people. who assembled
to share with the [trend mainly"; of
the church not: their nearer. it“. Rev.
Gabriel Dalton.- tile in“: of insane-um.
which was the most momentous one
In the history of the church In this
city. F
Rev. A. c. \t'tuitncr. superintendent
of the Enters nnd Potomac Bysods ol
the Reformed church in the‘ United
States. was in circus ol‘ the core
monies Attending tho dodtontlon, And
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The you” ion at Donnie Hot”. or
n stunt Anvcuuc. met with a politic!
and mode Incident. mainly attir-
noon. while «nail in pinyin
boll, when a batter lot so or his stick.
throw!“ the who in his «man to
mull first one and hitting nun: no-
ran on this hand. The bot will: thrown
filth “comb force and indicted Us. null»
fuMn jury on the hood of the restore!
clover. mum hits innocuous. TM
slight ot the blood doctor mommy
stokes» the boys and they coiled I
bolt to’thc note. Medical coastlines
vru scoured for the injured led malls
was taken to his home. where he to n.
ported lo berating quietly, why. It
In hoped thnt no serious results will sit-
toud the accident.
armcucu m cuutlcrl.
llov. R. ‘1'. donor-on ties In Epileptic
Flt at at. More.
White sttondlnx the anniversary or
orciscs in St. Paul’s Church. renter-
duy morning. Pliny. ll. '1'. Anderson. of
Dorian. cm (choc cuddcnly ill. Dr.
Ward 8. Gregory sud Dr. William B.
[tonsil were called to sttend him.
but even with the medical cttcndcnco.
Rev. ‘Mr. Juliet-con continued critlclli
iy ill Ono dunno-ll ot the can uni
lost it was the mull or an epileptic
I lit. ulthounh both doctors do not one.
exactly on this point.
writ, cdvitod the} mussel. f:
m... who the in Del-ion. can the
All". Jul?
W Ncewslk Probate Oourt. this months
. one:
.tsiexrcphic instructiont tram Mexico
Olly to proceed with pence uncut.
‘ the! Echo odes venom. and carried
won-man reasons?
Pair Tonight and Sunday.
Machine ilvvned by Three Actors
on Wey‘in New York Put
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Parties Causing Damage Did Not
Even Slop All Instant
The usual Bunday accident occurred
yesterday, and in that place which has
already seen several accidents. at the
foot of Westmrt Ivonne hill. This
time, however.» it. memo” that no
one was injured, but that this is: the
case is more luck. for the accident
might have been the cause oi death tor
ct least three persons. As it use the
automobile concerned was badly dem-
cxcd and is now At Parley Bturasc'
some, where repairs are to be tirade.
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vow one no
“cry mandolin ., of Mr
and I‘m: Charles Around-on.
nlyauauilboiflhflduthm
Norah: police enrich. mole; an ex-
amination ac to her may. at the re-
quest or hr tether. who appeared ce-
tori Joan Henry W. 0mm omits
m A petition that his deciliter be
mutated.
tron horns nights and all «em to
In» her to lure been unsuccessful.
mums; mo in this oommnnltw
And other- luvs lmmtly taken sd
romp at her mental condition and
kept her Away from homo ior some
don it I time.
Loot many evening. the South New
ml! pollen department received word
from tho New Haven police to the cf-
tect that the girl was there and with
the request that he he sent for. Set-
urday morning. Mr. Amundsen went
to the Elm City and brolmht his dough
tor home again. She cnpcmd colic
sit right until darkness unis shut in
when she got ready to no out. All or-
Atortl on the part cl: her parents to
iron hcrlndcors pmvod unavaiiln: and
the loft homo: not returning until Sun-
der memo... it is rcncrtod thct alto
was last seen Saturday creator in so
culoltlobllc Milt Icvorai young men.
Lent night. the broken hearted lather
broom,;hlc demonic counter to the
polled cation for ‘ Pimento“. where
the. Woodhull“ this morning. when
connection vr‘sc made to the nrobstc
court“ tWthc nomination.
ruck um AT limo. .
ELI PQSO' T685. 3‘? 15- ~Tll0 and
or in revolution. in .illcxioc seems
commitment. this morning received
lions Allen: the lines propositiona-
her End son at Mr. and
i 1 tire-s
It Etilmt
of ”ti“
Inn on 1 habit of tuition any V
dildos: Oarbslsl. recent poses A.
lolln‘gA public. out of which must spring on interest which will be «it
community
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flamingos.
Tot: County or
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firewor-
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In response to the popular movement, now in full owing, to.
cdvertlsc fie copulat- and incomparable advantages which 'Wfi“
Norwallt afford to the homo-seeker. the molllrfacturcr end the bud?
noes (man. the electricsl commissioners, in keeping with their pro- ’
verbicl enterprise and following the suggestion of the merchants.“
Ind Monuiccturerd‘ Association. have designed a large electric
sign. which is both strikingly'attractive and original.
As the accompanying cut wll’altow, this sign is intended to
be supported on the cut face of the large clumnoy of the city's]: ‘
electric works. where it will be plainly seen by hundreds of then. f7
Bonds of maple who pass through this city by rail. I. , -'
Such a sign with ltc abrupt. terse. yet strongly expressive]
brevity. first fixed the thought in mind that this is South Norwslk.
then it tells in a very few plain words, readable at a glance. “If“
the prospective newcomer needs to kindle his interest at the on“
The originality of this sign. white by day against the blach:
background of the massive chimney. denoting both solidity and
industrial progress. and ‘at night standing out. as a pillar of light,
from About and lamps, with the single word. in contracting ,.
calling attention to the prime essentials which are cvciiablc here
to all who wish to buy cheap—win which all the world’s akin-mill
melts it a land mark and s beacon so diiferent from Anything on
the line between New Yuri: and Boston, as to term a lasting luta‘
pmslcn‘ with all who see it“ in passing through this city. and will.
thus tndite the not... of South Not-whit: a familiar singer: to the tr
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inculcnlcbic benefit to the progress. and prosperity of this he
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