‘ ilk-Pine Point and lloton Poiht.
‘ 21~Long Island Sound to fucKinletv
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
I . DISTRICTS
2~Highiand Ave to N. v. N. H. at
H. R. R.
13-Hlokory Bluff and Bell Island.
St.
——“Centrai," McKinley St.’ to Pen
noyer St.
V'.'22-—~I’ennoyer St. to Cross St.
23—41mm: St. to Railroad.
zi—Railrond to l3r.ookside
West Side.
toe—warn; Bridge north to Brookslde.
5...,
”times indicates testing.
lyipacked house.
,i'heon necessary to scurry around
neighborhood for extra t-hnire.
‘ Eon, Kermit.
lfiwwmte Bridge S. E. to 1.. I Sound.
., :.17-Whiteiiridge,S W to 1.. I. Sound.
Que stroke of the tire bell at odd
'i‘wa strokes of tire hell,
lire is out.
Four strokes of tire hell,
1- 1- LL water to be shut off.
A third or more alarms indicate ser-
ious lire.
thus.
LECTURE ON AFRICA.
when Mr. 'l-‘jader started out for
lion. but he brought it home with him.
'i he ammo is believed to he the largest ,
over sen-t out of the country. The story
of the t-lIIUOUIIg of a rhinoceros. nooom- _
partied by photos. was listened to close-
ily, its was the story of an elephant
{that in size surpassed any killed by
Mr. Roosevelt. When Mr. 'i‘isdsr told
the ex president the length of the ole»
I phant's lustre. which were onethlrd as
I long again its any secured by the Col
onel, Mr Roosevelt was somewhat In
clined to envy. The head of this old
pliant. weighing seventeen hundred
and fifty pounds. is now mounted in a
New York museum. Mr. Tiader‘s sun,
which was shown in one of the pic-
lures. was veritable oanaon. It weigh-
ed twice all much no the heaviest rifle I
used in this country and is the only
thus, 1-.1 Iueapon that can he successfully used ‘
against the thigh-skinned beasts of the
Dark Continent. Even then, it is no
(canary to hit most of the animals in
'the head. and when one is facing a
charging rhino. hippo or elephant. it
calls for a steadiness of nerve that low
possess-
Richard ”ad” Entertaina a Large A“ The lecture was of an hour it dura-
dience at the Methodiot Church
Before an audience that packed the
chapel of the Methodist church to ov-
erflowing, Rev. Itiohard Tinder, last
evening; delivered an illustrated lec-
ture on his travels irt Africa. Mr. Tind-
ed was to have spoken to the members
of the Men‘s Club, of lion/nylon, but
this organization. knowing how Well
Mr. Tiader is liked in the village; {Ind
‘ how potlular his talks have proven. tie-I
‘ cided to let the public
, treat.
‘ V the bear set for the lecture. and as he
,said himself, he could hardly repress
share their
Mr. 'i‘jador arrived just before
fan oxoiatnatlo‘n at surprise at the close.
Before this it had
the
Mr; Tiader's slides were. varied.
beautiful at tintos, and instructive and
interesting its well. Ono of them show.
‘ ed Mr. 'I‘judor and ex-l’roaidonl Roose-
velt riding on tho t-otv-oart-nur of an
African railway vagina. The cow-
'oatiohor is the favored nation a train
in that country; and tho enginoors ur-
oot'd tho privilege only to a tow. This
photo was taken by Mr. Roosevelt's
somewhat out of tho mdlnut y was nun.
Showinx a hold or whitonuti MIMI Ill-ah-
iass skulls trllpiliolt of one or tho auv
use tribes. The photos of lho unions
utensils of thdsmmitlvs illi on were a
revolution So trials the slides show
fins the inmilies of“ tho ohony iir'ighnm
ham Youngs.
' ‘prominent t‘iiisen surrounded by iwnn-
“ty-tour of his one hundred and forty
., two wives.
(‘lne picture shownd it
There was no room for
thu‘rest. Air. Tjader related that when
this husband vfitn asked the another of
‘hiidrsn, he rupliod thtit he turd ‘no
i’orhapu the most tutor-nation toa»
total of the evening. hos/over, wore
the slides which showed some oi‘I-A‘frl
it his game just after Mr. 'i‘iador
Id. not without trouble and elicite-
Iiihnt. killed it. (the of limits uliowud a
giant hippo inst shout to plunuo into
“Eli river altar homing tho ollok of a
gainers. Mr. 'i‘iudsr shot at the uni-
'h hold. which was intitnhove tho
than later had tint summation of
ilodoad christian rim to the sur-
There was disappointment
librarian the hippopotamus was
other side at the river. floating
" is, with provisions" of using
our tho tails. 'i‘hn natives ah.
I: rotunda to appoint to tartan
.I‘tnotlror niitir that wasl
tioo. and during this time. no specta-
tor- couid forget the topic for a mom
out. At its conclusion Mr. 'I‘Jader was
heartily and generously applauded.
People in the largo petites have. provon
willing to pay a good price to hear Mr.
TIader. and the residents here were
fortunate in securing his'tims anilin-
toresting personality for the evening.
aura—asp-
Prlncipsl Williamo' Statement.
Editor Sentinel: fl
Stntnmnnts were made in The Senti-
not, last night concerning the flow.
aytou school that am .Xdotldoly incur
root .
'I‘hn boy named was
do“ nstnirs.
Not even was an MIL-.Imii .of that
sort outdo nol- does tin: boy make any
such olnint.
it would seem as If a proper invonI
tlvstlon ought to he made hotoroprittt-
log ‘31)”) it story. _
I ash that this nutrition as much
prominouro in The Suntiuol today as
was given to the gross misrepresents
lions yostnrdn y.
JAMES P. WILLIAMS. l‘r‘ln.
Ilownyton, Conn, May 17. lllil.
Dr. H. in. Wilcox and Iuntlly,’ of New
I ot'k, will occupy the llr. 'l‘humus
Lloyd house. at .Tokonoko,
titer. arriving tomorrow.
not thrown
. W mvw'
Frank DeWutors. 0t Itmvnyton. has
taken a position In tho ulllro of tho
I tlmor. limiter d: Hollieclt ('0 ornpnny in
Norwnlltii as assistant bookkeeper.
m.- mag—3»
Mrs, l'lnuprnili and daughter, who
have been wintering in Bermuda,
retitled M I). linndulis ootlngu. The
~ Moorings. at ’l‘okonoko. for the num-
mor.
' A daughter. that-Ilia at John ‘i‘oml,
was born. last night. to Mr. and Mrs.
Roth Ii Touts. of littrtford. Conn. hint.
Toms formerly was Jouslu St. John. of
Dorian. hire. Tours and hairy umhotlt
doing nicely.
.. .. .g
Willlum l... Blather. who motility dia-
poaed of the Mouth Crista moving pie
turn poison ht Nurw‘aik. list arrangod.
to ooh‘iittoi. a mouth tlécttnn theatre
“humor itithhdi in
Memorial Day Iliad
running daily its a
‘ it have can
all the season
this autn- ‘
hovel
i
the .
Darien
( and
Noroton
Miss Elsie Sanford. of Dorian. was a
recent visitor in South Norwalk.
Alexandor Weill), of this place. was
a romnt visitor at Coney Island.
A. Taylor. the Main street under-
lain-r mid liveryntan, spent. yesterday
in Slantiord on business
H. V him. of the firm of Zahn n
Drisooll, of Main street. was a visitor
in South Norwalk. Wednesday morn
lug»
Eduard Itutmry. the ethciont young
assistant at Allen's drug store, was a
recent tumor with friends in South
Norwalk.
The Board of Selecrmen will hold
it meeting. Monday morning. ethnic!)
time matters of lrnportsnm will come
up for consideration.
S. M. Allen, tilt: Main stmot drug:
slot. who has been critically III at his
home for sontotlmn. is reported to he
on the road to rot-ovary.
W...
‘ Dorian has noon unusually quiet. of
into. there being on arrests or court
cases for woolru. The coastahulary
will go“ hruke soon unless something
dot-elopa. ‘ ‘
The members of the liarien Drum
Corps will attend the nail which will
he hold in Norwaik. this evening. hy
the nunnhers of Court Narrult Corps.
The members are. anticipating a great
good limo.
A monitor of Dorian pertain, attended
this dunno and play. “Among the
Iironlmrs." which was given under tho.
auspices of the Norman Fire involut-
ntont, t'ooonlly. [The young people re»
port that they Irad a. great good limo.
m... mu». «m- ~—
'i‘ltr solooitnnn have ordered oil to
lay tho dust. hut as tot the sumo has
not been doilvorvid. The residents of
tho disiliCt urn praying for some roller
front tho nuisance. which is fast In.»
coming a detriment to tho health as
wall as a nuisance
On Saturday ailnrnoon at the Norton
lot. the llarle’n team will play the Man
arena, of (lustful-d This team is a
.attong one and promised to give the
local team a good run for their man»
or. The litimup of the homo team
will its the some as last Wonk.
WBnNIdDAV AFTERNOON PIN-
». . 06H Ln GLUE.
This Wednesday situation I’lnouhlo
Clair met yesterday afternoon. Ind watt
ontoyahly entertained ‘by Mrs. Bliss
Ketuham. of (‘hastnut street. South
Norwalk. The first print was captured
by tit-II. hiya M. Hyatt and the aeolian
by her sister. .lilt-a. Itohurt Martin.
while limit-int Stoves. was awarded
the nunsolatioa prltu.‘ Following the
notes an especially this luncheon was
m} «Well. The next pleating will he Wed
asasy attarnoon. May 24th. at the
hours at hits. Rahal-i Martin. to upper
Main street, Romain.
‘ “trauma Ar .
. Selected all the field Annual
Gathering place attire Odd
Fellow: of the State
DANBURY May 1.8-:Tho annual
mission of the Grand nodule of Connec-
ticut .Odd Fellows was brought too
close yesterday witlt‘tho election of
officers and the saluting of New Ha-
ven no the next meeting place. ,A
resolution of regret was passed on
tho retiromont of (Ir-and Treasurer
William H. Marigold," of Bridgeport.
Retiring Grand Master Joseph H.
Hawley. of Danhury. was presented.
with a gold past grand mastor‘s jewel.
'l‘lto foilowiny omcers wankolectod:
Grand Mastermrtrthur I“. Woodrord.
of Bristol.
Deputy Grand Master—«Fred (1. But»
rows, of New London. ‘
lt'and Secretary-“William C. Hutch
insult. of Now Ilnven.
Grand trottattror~~ISitittey W. ChaII
ionizer. of Bridgeport.
tl-rand‘ Rtlpro'suni.ativo——-.iompii ll.
linwleyy of I'lanburi .
The following officers were ap-
pointed by Grand Muster Wootifdrd:
Msrahniw-Iiionry C. fitevonson, 0!
Bridgeport.
Conductor-~46: i-I. Monroe. of New
Haven.
.Giiiipinili-wliov. (i. H. Smith, of
Barre. Mass.
i~lerald-~G. M. (‘hapmam of Water-
hury.
The appointive other-rs ware install-
od by Part Grand Master Iiawley.
a Grand Master‘s Report. ”"
In his report Gmnd Master Joseph
'i flawley had this to any in the line
of recommendation:
"So many interlude-ramming: arise
between insurance tournament of the
fraternal. or so understood variety,
and their policyholders who have up»
plied tor benefits. «to. and the belief
is unnatural anions maple not them
horn of the order that these concerns
are in some way. tunuooted with. and
that the order is rt smuuihlu for their
actions. to tho detriment of our repr-
utatlon. l helluva, i would mnotnmend
it rosolution formatting represents
tires of these Nihilltlilitm tho privilago
ot soliciting or siwnkmv on tho out»
Not in or on Indy,- itulidingl or lodim
nmporh' Ami inrllwttuoro nooillcer
of. the lodge stroll at . wrist. or ooilmi
for such rompunim, and all lodge roe.
ords rosters nnllntnmka shall tin rioti-
NI to them A resolution adopting
this moomumndation muld ho no
drawn as not to Injnlo the present
policyholders " ‘
The report of tlrand Summary Wil-
liam (l. Hutchinson. of Now Haven
showod tho following: ’I‘otnl another
of lodges, till. ntomlwrahlp January i
1910. 20.399; ntonllwrahip January 1.
lilli. H.333: gain. Ii'ili: initiations
January I. tutti. to January Itiiill.
that; admittod by said lid; tar-Insist
ad. 3i: wilhtlrdtvlt. l3ii: suspended.
lli'i: oxitolh-d. inform-used. 287: total
nutuilor of ltolwkuh lotlgos. 53: total
lnomhorship January i, 1910. 6.496:
lilt'lilili,‘l'aill|l. January l. 19”:
not gain. tilt; withdrawn, till:
triathlon. 209; unwind. ‘3; (It‘lcow‘d,
nil; Imitntioml. not: admittod by card.
‘32; ru-lnutslrd. 3. ~
Financial Condition Good.
'I'ntnl ursois, lodges, $805,708.03; not
gain for tho your. 2I.Idh.8il: total in-
vested funds, 3870.82936; Invested on
paraphernalia. eta. ultimo“; ox-
pendod for relief. statutes; other
omens-vs. "alumni: total oxpoudi-
tum; $210.“qu total mints,
$218,570.70; liolioltnh lodgedotai on:
sets. 337366.74; loud receipts for the
yuhr.”¥lil.507.73;’ nxpendod for roilol’,
‘Itsamaoi Otherncximnqet‘. ”.3813”;
not liltil‘tiitlll! tornado. "388.50.,
Roooipta of «amid iodtio. ”$020.69;
aspendllum. “Milli. till.
't‘ho int-mash in Initiation! for the
years liltl'l'ii otter the years liltiil-ilil
is I .m or lot I nit... of 32 per cent.
and the not gain tor the some period
1.63.7. or author-on» of 156 per
seat. with tho mummies» ovar 332%”
loan mums; stillnar‘ornt. J . .
WW
iN ‘l'lil WAKE; or “rt-ill Matthias.
’I‘ho littlu tun”
‘tho'matttles.’i‘hs
result was a ‘ ‘
6,660; ;
sup: 5
' vs. 0. 3. humor. ‘
West
Norwalk
.Ief! Mead visited his brother. aJke
Mead. in New Canon. Monday.
Mrs. James Holland visited relatives
and friends. Sunday, In Stamford.
Mrs. Louis Zellur entertained Mrs.
Hopkins. of New York city, last Sat
urduy. .
Miss Julia Mead entertained her
brother. Frank Menu, Sunday, May
14th.
Mrs. Hattie Glover. of Greenwich.
Conn. spent Sunday with relatives in
this Vicinity.
Charles Carson has just’ purchased
a new'hicycle. whloh he uses to go to
and from his business.
Rev. H. S. Brown preached a very
intemgting sot-mun last. Sunday. flirty
H, in the llulou tltapel.
Mrs. Ernest Suharto, of Broad River.
spout Sunday afternoon with he? sits-
ter. Mrs. Bertha Seymour.
Harry hiolaei is the proud posses
roar of a punt fox. which ho naught in
the woods hark of his house.
“ .
a..-
i‘rionds of Willie Johnson will be
glad to learn of hill recovery front u
!very severe nitric? LII. malaria .
i
"Y Misti his rd Stewart of Brookii‘Nu.
.is tho. mtoat of Mr and Mrs. Ed
itvnrd Baths, of Gracie street.
Mr and hirs.‘ I’lre MacDonald of
New York rily spout the latter part of
lust week at tirolr bungalow lu-ro.
W.~~....
Thom was a meeting of the Sunday
'sohool tourhorn and officers at the
residence of F. N. Glover. Wednesday
night.
Miss Inura (Iraut. of Mt. Vernon.
.31. Y., spam the woukwnd with Mr.
and Mrs. R. (l. Lester. of "Si‘t‘liilltll’i‘
Farm."
Mrs. lrn Monitor and daugiilter, liar-
rlni. of Troy. Ohio. are the guests of
litre. Monitor's slate-r. Mrs. Daniel
Wood.
Mrs. Palmer. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
spending a few days as tho gum of
her aunt. Mrs. Frank Bates, in Wool
Normik nt'unuo.
Mr. and Mrs. Finite O’Hara have’m
turned to their summer residents.
"Elfin (to British” Residents are glad
to waioomo them hook. .,
. A lusting was held last Friday at
the home of Mrs. ‘Maconihsr to try
mil plan an uhtertidament for the
mm. of the Union uihspel in the” near
future. but owing to the small attun-
dunno nothing dsllnlto was settled
imam. ~Tllo Lidia.” Md Booioiy will
try to have “loathing for tho. towns:
people to loolt forward to hotors’ ionlll
a litter issue of The Sentinel.
. um hadn't ‘.
resumed Friday evening. Ito .
Alhnro National
awarded the consolation prizes.
and In anaouaoumom will appear in,
. SEASON'S SESSION ENDS.
Mr.'and Mrs. Stephen Bray‘ Enter-
tain Norwaik Pinochie Club»
Alter it most sucesstui and enjoy
able season the Nor'walk Pinoohlo Club
has closed its sessions for the sum-
mer. The last meeting of the club was
held last evening. when Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Bray, of Wilton avenue enter-
tained. The members regret very
much that the one pleasant etlenlng a
wool: must. he given up. but during the
summer when so many-other events
claim the young people’s attention it
Is imperative that it should he so.
John Kline and Miss Myrtle r‘inney
wore the successful first prize winners
last evening while Ralph Verlin and
Mrs Edith Sherwood-Kline were
A so-
cial time and a delightful luncheon
ware enjoyed at a late tour.
BEST SPELLER tN OKLAHOMA.
CHICKASHA. Ola.. May 18.—~Mlss
Laura Robinson. a twelve-yearsold girl.
the best speller in Oklahoma, accord
ing to the decision of the judges in
the contest for the spelling champion.
ship of the state, which ended here
yesterday after having lasted twelve
hours and thirty minutes. At the end
Miss Robinson was the only person
standing, though many adults had tak-
en port.
~Does Your Roof Leak?
. the Century Compound
mods ALL tsAxs
50c A GALLON 509 A GALLON
\‘i’ ri to
for estimates. Correspondence sello-
lied.
Century Roofing Co. Inc.
83 Wnnhington at. South Not-walk
. .
TELEPHONE CALL 720 .
DIRIUN HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 1' N 0 R w A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Booked to Order
.. up i. ii’llllilliii. PiliIi’.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Prelim Propellers to". Pitt
as. hint River. New York (that
of Dover atmti: ovary do: to:-
cont strum). It 3 o. in. Mint
meivod at. Nmuiit up to t- n.
in. and Heath Not-walk up to trail
”Q h. ‘
Namath Steamboat Qompaay
Anulm’d. Intuit. . o. D. laminar».
AUTOMOBILE BNEAK DELAYS R. R.
. ”we motsutohthdw'léa‘tue’r hairdo!" .
. our Compound for three years.
illiii, .
“dim
HEARING.
HARTFORD, May lli.~~.\s the result
of an automobile accident the alder-
manio committee. named luv the
BridgeportOommon Council. to appear
for the extension of the trolley line In
North Bridgeport, were delayed and
the” hearing before the railroad com—
missioners was delayed to permit their
arrival. .
The Common Council wishes the
extension to lie madehy the Connor-
tic company and has refused to ap-
prove the plans of the Dz‘tnlutry (in
Bridgeport company. which holds the
Charter to build it street railway he-
tween Bridgeport and Danbury.
w
Your idea of a house~tn he had
on your idea of price and terms may
be advertised in The Sentinel today;
W. F. Wigtnore & Co.
‘ oauoetsrs 1'
I North Main St. .. 80. Name":
Time ITablé
new YORK. new HAVEN a HART-
rono RAILROAD.
\ t.
l
1 J
M
In Effect October 2, 1910.
Corrected January 1, 1911.
u...—
SOUTH NORWALKI TO NEW YORK.
A. M-12. 53): 5:0iix. 5: «llx. 6: 08,
in? 7. "0. 72.46 R'IIX limit, 9115!,
:3? 1012M. thrills, 11:393. _
P. Mswi‘z: 55x, 120:. 2:49x.‘3:tv,
nzoox. 5:35 szsux, 6:40, 6:50x, 7:13;.
7:52x. 9140):. 10:29.
Sundays.
A M.-—-12:53x, 5:09X. 5:41 x. 8:54.
10:20:. vi:
i’. M.“"‘12l563, 2:3Iix, 2:49x. 5:35,
5250):, 7:00x, 7:12. 7:52x, 9:401,-
10:28. '
m
new YORK To sour" uoawaut.
A.“°M.7-ii49. 5:40, uni, 7ziox.
8:55.9z15x. 10:02x. 10:05. 11:00:,
11:03. ‘ . -:
.r.ru.--12:osx. 1:10. Most. 2:57;.
3:30x. 3:56. 4:99. 5:055. 5:12. 5:25.
6:011, 6:031. 82035:. 9:30. 11:00:,
31:80. 12:00:.
Sundays. ,
A. Mai-12:0”, 6:00, 7:80. 9203:.
10:02. -
P. M.-—12:M, Irtl2x. 5:02x, 5:04.
tltfllit, 7:00x. 8:30x, 111001;.
sou-m NORWALK 'ro NEW
,, HAVEN.
A. tar-13:105. 1:57. 0:12,
Still, 10:23:. lilti, 11:47.
, P. M.~«‘—12:0'Ix.,i.:20, 32111:,
altar, 0:46, 7:103.
it‘liil. . I
7:24. '
tits.
one;
. ._ _ shadow:
lotion. 1t: 11:. , . '
P. iii-wa- tut, Milli.
7:43., viii. .
I sums lax. .
_..
j‘osusuuv yo aouru doawlt
A. “”6: 65, 7:35. 8: 20. I 0: 0
:iidx. 8: 80.: I'
, I Ouudsyil
It..ill.w*lt lifi. 11:55. ‘
P.1d Mrui: 11nd 4
r. , MMG' .00 littliilt.
Norwalk Chronicler