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SOUTH NORWAM CONN... SATURDAY. MAY 20,1911V
WEATHER FORECAST
Local raInI tonight or Sunday.
The 'mIn who
'workl hIr'd mlnd- "
inn his own bulb
one its: no time V.
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SKIPPE‘MUI
WliH‘A $500
deni Farrell’s Mansion Trying
to Get Their Money
IiIsI-iiii Willi IIwi
IIIIIIIII iiiillliiii
Labor iiiiiiculiles Have Caused
Delays in Building
There is still more trouble atotiie
James A. Ferrell new mansion which
is now in the process of construction.
[This time the dlii'lculty is not a labor
million, but one which may mean ni’ll
mute litigation and trouble helwoeni
" the connectors and the stool king
Frank A. F‘uilnce. a connecting mn-
sou, of Mwniuroneoii, to whom wusl
sublet the mummy wmk by the gun
oral con'trnctors, John H Dcoves and:
Brothers of New York, has shipped
' out with $600 which was due to his til i
teen employees as wages, avernglng
#20 to the men. M'r. Failoce won last
' soon on the 15th inst., and his non
appearance has worked the irate Ina-
confluto a atom of onlnd which bodes
ill to any who might attempt to stand
between them and their wages Yes-
oerday afternoon, they notified the roll-
rosentafthos of one general contractors
not if their nosey we: not forum
- in; this morning one would be treb-
bio.” in order- to forestall anything“ of
this character. the police were noti
lied. last night and this morning Coir
stable .1. I... Goodwin took a trip to the
" slice of the neviéinnneion, fully-"armed
. with-orders to' prevent the desilrnclion
or buy property or ‘nny lighting which
might be liable to occur. ’
has been the dent of trouble from the
time Sigmund was broken'to the pres.
V‘ out. The employment of non- -unlon
‘ V'lflmi has continually resulted in trou-
bio botwen the union men and the
bushes so that the work has been all)"
thing but congenial. '
in regards to the trouble which has
been precipitated by the disappear
once at .Fallace, it is the opinion or
iocni lawyers that Mr. lg‘urroll is res
lionslble for the wages of the men
mid not the general contractors.
m
IIILL Loom III .
souvii IIquInII
W .
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Word has been received in South
Norwnlk to the effect that the (borer
()li Munnfuclurlng Company, of New
York. was to locate in this city This
announcement reused dome specular
lion umong the business men and
members of the Merohahtii and Memo
lecturers Association, as it was the _
first time any of them hndihonrd of
the desire of any such concern to in
“cute in this city." ,
' tuin who the concern is and What they
hiosire, and if possible to lend them.-
WM
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SPEGIALSI. HAYEWIJKT.
V (“boieeNutlve if is. 18V end 20:: lb;
Roasting, Chickens. 22.: lb..
Von] florist, lie in . ‘I ,.
The construction of this mansion ~‘
investigation is underlwny to ascer- _
' Bill iii iiiiiiWiiii
I Pill III IIIII
Frank Goodchild Discovers Con-
dition Which May Bring Busi-
ness Here
The investigations of Frank C. Good-
child. superintendent of the J. & J.
Cosh Company, Ltd. of South Norwnik,
has disclosed u very interesting condi-
tion which exists in the City of Nor-
\‘i'lilk, which heretofore has been prnc-
ticully unknown and which may result
in the bringing to The Norwuike of
lunch business. The government re»
cognizee the City of Norwuik us a Port
of Entry, with equal rights lo receive
foreign goods as. New York city or
Bridgeport. '
The fact that ‘Norgyuik'is a port of
entry means much to the city
much to the toWn. A movement is on
foot in South Norwnik by the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers association
to have the gorernment change its des-
ignetion of the Gill of Norwulk as II
port of eutiy to the Town of Norweik,
thereby giving South Norwalk the
right to. receive foreign shipments.
The advantages to South Norwalh
would be most indeed, with its excel.
Eleni haibor facilities, wlcii me in u
3 fair way to be made better.
At the present time, all shipments
to and from England tram the J. & J.
Cosh Company. i.td.. come and so by
.wn3 of Bridgeport thereby making ad-
dltionai expense to the company and
the necessary delay in ultimate doilv
cry. The management of this company
is desirous of having the Town of Nor-
wuih made the port so that lie goods
could come direct to South Nor-walk
which would be most convenient liar
them.
With South NONI“: a parrot entry:
“INN otmbticolondeovor would
be oponod to obesity in that to tomb
be made the «bloom! point at foreign
solids from many of the ourroundihs
towns._
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“liililiiiil Willi!
001T WIS Milli“
James Coldwoil of New Haven. oni-
played by lbs Southern 310' Wood
Telephone (lemony. in South Nerf
~wolk met with an especially o‘er-loud
accident on Wednesday night which
might sully havemrippled him for
lite The accident" occurred on the
deck ofVa smell launch in which Mr.
Caldwell and friehdehad been out for
a soil. Mr. Caldwell was lying not
upon the deck of the boot to prevent
the some from bumping the dock at
the landing. As the host approached
the .young men put both hands‘ upon
' innocent and the momentum of the
boat was such that he could check it
only partially. A brass clout on the
dock lore a gush in Mr. Coidwell's
is; near the abdomen which required
the immediate uttentlo of a physio
inn. .Dr. W. H. Volmer‘w culled and
.boIi’ound it necessary to take seven-
teen stitches in the wound. Mr. Cold:
well is greatly improved today and is
expected to be about again in a short
time,
NAVAL lA‘l‘TALlOVN'V'CRUlBE.
Will be from July 14 to July 28. in-
elusive.“ *
Ensign frying n. Wiimot, command
for; flimsecond Section of the Third
Vi division of (lIonneoticut Novol‘iiilliiio.
receiVed word this morning from com-
rounder Cromwali. that the annual
cruise of Voile 'i‘hird Divialon will be
held from Friday. July 14. to Bunday.
July at inclusive. V
The division has been detailed to
buttioshln instruction this your. and
L, expect to be nesizned' to the bedtiesblp
Louiaiune.
‘ Vboys m’ looking forward to this
wise with not it little hunch
beitieiihi‘p instruction linden
und '
V more fully maintained her mutation
, rooms. recently tilted up with the indr
Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Charles
S. Maciarioud Entertaineil ai
Parsonage '
Biiilliiii III-IIII
iii iii Piliilii’i IIIII
Given by Ladies and Expressive
oi Appreciation for iler
The parish of the South Nor-walk
Congregational Church. both old and
young. filled the reception rooms and
parlors of the church. last evening, at
a. farewell reception to lieu. and him.
Charles 8. Maci‘drlnnd. ..
During the early port of the oven-
Ilng Dr. and hire. Medici-loud received
in the beautiful reception mm of the
church. There were" no formal ushI
ens. inasmuch an alter live years of
{intimate musician“. there was no
need of introductions. in loci. at the
request of Dr. and Mrs. Mucfariand.
the affair was made entirely social
and informal. its a gathering of.
friends.
This washout of the program. how-
ever;- not in pied at one point in
tho. «so unfflaomlm
mood herbal subtly" but suddenly our»
WM the Man Il'd align aim
Whitman.“ their behalf am
sdbrthopwiogowifoafw Irma!
mocuomte opproointion. line No
for bDDMWIto utterance. in “MW
in; on behalf ohtbe women of the r-
lsh. their love..for Museum.
"No.one."/ehe bold, fwho in: over
boonI‘among III has been doctor-to no
than you." in closing she presented
fl. blaclflland with a bountiful gold
t pin out with a diamond Ind sor-
undod with pearls. ,. .
fir. Moohfland quickly stewed to
the side of his wife and remanded for
her. expressing her gratitude, her joy
at the privilege of having been iimong
the women or the parish for five years.
and said that althou‘h his wife had
been entirely unconscious of the {not
she had been opt only the grace but
also a very large part of the strength
of bio pssiornte
This incident was an illustration of
the unusual popularity which has.
marked Mrs. MIcferinnd’s life in (The
church and town
The moms had been beautifully doc?
drilled for the occasion by the youht
women and during the evening music
was rendered by Charles Sterling on
the violin, acourpenloii by Paul Knlp
no! no pianist.
The latter purge! the evening was
spent down stairs in the banquet.
out devious in electric flights by the
froshinonie Were served by the young
Icon and young women. a large num-
ber of whom participated.
The reception had been “”11an by
cummicttes representing the Women's
Assocnilion, the Men‘s Brotherhood.
the two circles of King‘s Ddughtors.‘
the Junior Mission Circle. the Bible
school Christian inquiry Club and
flower Club. 3
From 10 oclocli to angel 10:30. the
press their good wishes t
tor and his wife. which we
the nature of' res/rot nod no
that their sorrow In on downside:
xiii M M” John H” Ferris, where m" VliVIJOIT between I motor cycle and
members come useip personally to on V
use. the mining or ViViit‘i people hoist '
Eiii’S iiiiliiiiiEii iESilEES
Iii IIIIIIII IIIIIII a
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Adams Express Domppny Daeee r -
Go Dver' Until Tuesday
Regina Fox, daughter ,5 of Samuel
Fox. of Norwnik. who is on trial in
the criminal superior cehri charged
with conspiracy to rob» the Adams
Express company. was ongtho witness
stand, yesterday. for sonic limo nnd ‘
she was ciooeiy questioned b3 Alter.
ne3 Puiiuiun for tho stole Icgurdinh
her duties in Fox 3 stone...
ProVed Bright Witness.
Miss Fur, who is u very; pretty miss,
gave her answers in a clear voice and
she said that sheflld obi hear any
agreement made between her father
and Driver il'ylnuton of the express
company. it is her duty to do the
buying for the for store which her
father conducts nnd very few pack
ngoii come into the more or ionvo it
without her knowlodize. She remom~
bored 3 package bring soul in h per-
son named Monjo on November 20.
fold, but she did noi Ionioniimr the
same package comluu book to the
store It few days leirr. Attorney Pull
man tried to bore the viriincss stabs
“what she know about other package!
which were shipped from the store.
but. most of her answers were that
she did uni remember, '
The. witness showed
brightness nnd her
oiiiiIkir.
The session yesterday was taken up
considerable
answers come
with the armimenis of Atlorneye“?nli-
man and Klein and no odiournmont
inkon‘nntll Tuoaddy wlmii‘mtorneyn J.
Holden Kurlbuti and i} A Carter will
present their argumenIM If is “We
ed that a decision will no fol-thrown!
inoii the manual My. the his
son and new”? being held
up until the Dona-c is will“
‘erIIIIViIerTILII
" I ”II“! T0000“
"'rVNEW-‘YORK. NI! 90:43am. talk
has caused the disruption of the NM
iionnl Civil Service improvement M
melanoma the Balloon Men of the
United Slam. recentlr'forlnod to help
soverniuent clerks not higher aninvlol.
Four loading purine" men of this city,
vlooInmidontIIVof the organisation. VV
inst night maimed because of recent
statements mode by Fulton ii. Gordon.
prosldeni,‘nnd Joseph W. Buck. necro-
tun. Now Mr. (burden announces that.
he will resign and take stops it Iibolluh
the organisation.
The vicepronidonia resigned bd-
ruusothoy objected to II public predic-
tldh mode by? Gordon that unless ro-
lief soon was given government clerks.
they would strike. Nor could the vice.
presidents concur in a sentiment ,oXI'
.prosaod by Mr. Buck timt members of
Congress who increased their own boy.
but would not increase that of govern-
ment clerks should be horseu'iiliiiieii.
assumes our,
alumni ililllT
Venomous. GIL. nay
20.—~Ln a col-
an
automobile bore. Yesterdal. Gerald
Purvie. a oboudour, was killed and
Porter Mains. son of Churles A. Ad.
unit. a wealthy resident of Boston. was
‘bIdly injured. Adonis will recover.
.‘
PLEADID CA“ ON MERIT.
A man unveiling Wofliwurd My;
through stoma one day but week left
his Iont‘Iin tile crowded dining car just
rdored his luncheon.
Voometnimi he bed for-
hell be retained in spite of the,
bad left it «disabled on
liiiii R iii
Norwalk Centralie Again Delights
a Large Audience in Look-
wooIi’e Hall
MISS iiiiiEJiiHil iiiii
iii. liliJiSifliiE ASSISE
Success the Result of Herd end
Conscientious Work
Mrs.,Agnos fisvilanil won the hearts
of a critical audience, last night at
imckmmd' e Hell, in the roost success-
ful song recital ové given in Nor-
walk. it success in the remsrd of
hard and conscionclo‘ua work, then
' Mrs. Remand iii entitled to the merit-
ed applause flint greeted her from her
first appearance to the closing num-
ber, which come all. loosens.
The selections were of Ii character
that save her powerful contrnitc Voice
a splendid opportunity, especiIily in
her opening song, ‘FLIingi dbl care
bone." lly this time Mrs. liaviinnd had
captured the audience and at the finish
of the third selection Ibo woo lulriy
showered with WWW down". The
sixth number was oontinumu saplings.
and wuiorcedtobor;. ,. The
ninth rm more thbn'h “new. and
the children's mount”; fairly iron the
beam of everybody. «dire. Hav'i'land'e
idea Iconic to be to pill“! oyoryiiiio.
die the varied Ielocflona resume by
her. in the most charming manner,
proved that aim is in touch with What
the thunieloving public really want. 1
Hrs. Hoviland was «compound by
isidoI-e Lockwood of New York. who
needs no introduction to I Nowell:
audience. II he is due of the best
known oooovupaiilets.
in the lost two coconuts: Little-
lobn accompanied him. HaviIn'd with
her violin. That in itself was a surety
of Income.
, Thrill-it tvro sense on the program
so well as the concluding two num-
bers were repeated by Mrs. Haviiand
by counsel. and as she was in excellent
voice they, as were the other numbers,
met with the utmost approval and an
prediction of the large audience.
Probably the numbers which pleas-
ed the audience to the greatest de-
gree were 8. 6. 9 and 12. the next
to the last being an especially beauti-
iisvllInd's own and wall known charm-
lnx manner.
The program was as follows:
1. initial dIi care bone ......
2. rial-lull!
ii. Hansen et Dollie
. Mon occur s' curve a to voix. ..
t. invocation to Sleep “Tchaikovsky
ii. Auiorloen indies Sousa . . .‘.Csdmun
,. II. From the Land of the Sky-blue
Water. V
b. The Moon Dropped Lev}.
ii. 1 Killed my Love ~..‘.......Fozei
’1. When the Swallows Homeward
. FlyI..'......'....'-...'..’.......‘Whiio
no. Contentment . .........8ailer
b. about .....“...............i..eng
.Sscchl
Ill when the Land Willi White With
Moonlight .................Nevin
l0. Happyaons .... Dolmen»
it. Dork Brown is iii River. ...Novln
12. In ihoVDurk .....V.........Dsnleis
ill. Matilda .....,....V........i.olimann
it When the “silent Comer..,osrpeoier
like The blur ...’.........csrpenter
be STOUT ol'bd‘t ViVan-uVu’ionl‘DflntBi'
15. admire I Handel
fui little piece and wall given in Mr.
..................’Coqunrd‘
..Salnt-Baonol
T p'oivls'ion of B
illiliiliill IIIIII i ii §
nu Hill IIII IIIIIs
'Merohente Succeed in Having
Station VHours Lengthened
Through the, nothing and upcoming
the New York. New lgaven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company has at last
made all arrangements for keeping
open the Norwulk depot for the late
trellis. Chief Thomas Motherland, of
the police force of the oils", has streed
to look after the night trains with his
men, and thus those wishing to take
ate trains need not walk down Water
street to reach them.
, The matter was agitated some time
ago and bus been quite a while in the
completion. The switch for the pint~
form and inside lights has been placed
outside the ticket office and the police
have keys. At 9:35 p. In. and 1.21 s
m.. the police on duty Will open the
siniion and throw on the lights until
after the train has gone.
This will be of great convenience to
a great many Nerwalk people who or
rive on the trains and those who wish
to take them from Norwoik. The
Board of Trade to to be complimented
upon their success in this direction.
FOREST FllE- .
iii RDKKMM
TOKlO. May sfiwsoreai 'nm in
._a
ll
lends in Japan, are devastating a vast
territory of the land. A number of vil-
lages already have been destroyed
The troupe have been called out and
every svelioble man is fighting the
offense The lire line is almost sixty
mll$<i“oliiniflb. it is mine-slide this
fatalities or the amount of lime or
suiting from the continuation. .
. .Vfiokhido. or You, the most north
son of the main island: of Japan. has
on am of as. 299 square miles The
island is densely forested and abounds
in game it has a population of doom
1.000.000:
Will. Q000 8|“
IEHIIEEIEITS
NEW HAVEN. May 20.——-Traliio
agreements in part heretofore outlined
between the New York. New Haven
and Hartford and New York Central
Railroad Companies, providing for ex
tenslve interchange or traffic in South,
on: NewVEnslsnd are soon to be sixth
ed. Computations mode at the office of
the New Haven Company show. it is
asserted. that there will be a decided
increase of net earninss‘when the or-
runssinsnt'o to so into full effect. it
is claimed by the New Haven unicorn
that the greatly increased business
thrown upon the Boston 3; Alhany will
.on the lease of that line if not in on no-
fool profit.
Wan—n
~LARGE HUMMER OF MOM FENC
£8 BOLD.
City Engineer Qumiioi W. Hoyt. Jr.
of ill Wuehington Ell... who is local rep-
relenietlve for the Stewart iron Works
”V
' Company. of Cincinnati. 0.. is doing on
extensive business in iron. fencing II
it ride issue in his engineering work.
Mr. Hoyt has already erected ’thie
spring fences for Miss Marvin, iiuilor
street: Mrs. Qchuyior Hamilton, 1111
but Perk NorwIiiI. and the J. 8: J.
Cash Co, Ltd, South Norwulk'. 0r
eon hare beeanluced and fences are
being‘bullt for Miss Annie Neptune,
Coder street; J. ii Butlerson. Wood
ward avenue. sleuth Norwelk: Mrs. H.
bonito Smith Mince street. Norwslli',
and Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison. downy
too. All tho fences ore’orooted by
William H. Hoyt, formerly proprietor
of the Duncan iron Rolling Company
j of this oily. and under the direct to
W. Vitoyt Jr. During
Norfolk. and several out of town. I‘ll
of which hare given the highest rotis-
nun our bite slid
efforts of the Norwaik Board of Trade.-
iiokkaido. the northernmost of the is-
afternoon to (intimate the number all
to keep her within the house. it may.
glowing:
result in the extinction of the deficit
' over one hundred
by the Organization Held in
Town Assembly Hall
BARRIJEEV SERVER iii;
the Streets of the Town
The third grand annual ball of.
with the events attending the some.
Wits the largest and most successful
sonn- that Norwolk has seen in many
a. day. Plans for this evenl: which won
held in the Town Assembly Hall in;
under way for many weeks and no I!
tell toward making it a triumph never
before excelled was overlooked. Front
the march of the various drum coring
ain‘t-ll.
(Continued on nights mt;
IIIeeV rIIIIIIiI Ins
Mlle Myrtle Kinney. of Berkeley
by the girl friend- of that young lady
be” said that he executed his part Vol
the affair faithfully and successfully.
hostess.
Mitchell made 800d his escape.
Many and beautiful were the plan
of linen that the young fishes b
cause of the sincere feelings that an—
companied them. During the even?
ins games of various kinds were piayod
BflRPSDAi
The Biggest Affair Ever Given" '
Vliiiliiii Iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
This Followed ii Parade Through .
Court Nsrruk Fife and Drum Corps, ‘2
Wall street. last evening. hove been V
LIIIIIII shovel
street. won last event!“ liven a nun
shower at her home and it {In a can... : ,
1 plate surprise. Oliver H.1litcheil.tbo,;.
young man whom Miss Flnuey is to IV
marry early next month. wad delegatoilé
. rolled ‘I
and those were greatly appmiated be V
so that when the guests arrived, it
IIran absolutely without the previous. 5
knowledge of their incoming on Miss . -
Flnoey a part. She recovered from her
temporary bewilderment early in the
evening and proved a most charming.
‘Uurlns the excitemant Mr. "
..
and singing and dancing formed snag; '
or portion of tho evenmg'l entertai
merit. Refreshments came M‘s late
ioriheir several and respective bomea.'
Among those present were the fol-
‘Mlesee Myrtle end (“6an
Finney. Edna, Bessie and Nollie By-
ington. [mule Grumman. Anna Ind
Edith Vousyo. Albertine Msthels. Ther-
owsy of Denbury, and Mrs. John N.
Stephen Bray. Mrs. Horace M. N. aim-V
moo. Mrs. Harry Sterling and Mill
Verna Wheeler.
“nun—w...“ I
«NOTlCE‘. '
A. great opportunity for the wells “ .
i non turn out a first ~
close ladies" sult' on short notice It I . .
We also no".
dressed iodine.
greatly ‘reduoed price.
model did work. VI
W
SMALL BOY HA8 NARROW
(TAPE.
A small born nearly run over in
Main street. rim aims... by s in...
and had it not _
tion of the driv
lad would have been inimd The “did,
or pulled the horse on when V
the boy run out from under the horse
feet. Spectatorsb held their moi; .
w.»
“Hormel ,
liombers of Washington Coin fin.
11. ii 0. e. of A. are «debutante:
honor oi 2i15 of life.
" dons; life you. to other
.V, of our deceased amiss, John coughs.
.; _ , , WAifl‘liift VHOYTVI'
hour. after which the young ladies left.
Kline, Mrs. William Raymond. him.
T L:
LOUIS GROSS. Lodios‘ Tailor. _' ,V
' 259 State on, Bridgeport, Oh
one Voriln, Alice Lyon and mules Dun? ‘
to
[m the prompt do. V.
[is likely thin. the -
mi .
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