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Diticialiy Given Dut Today Thet Offices of the Gigantic Enterprise
Will be Located in Boston Alter August let—Many oi the
Eighty Persons 1 Employed
in the'Locol Dtiices‘in Hoyt’s
Theatre Building Likely to Go to the Office of the Treasurer,
W. H. dee,‘ m Boston
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PiiiSiiiiHi i. S. BiiiiiiiiS Will iSiAiiiiSH HIS
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Remote Possibility that Diiicials May Return to South Norwoilt
Next Winter—The Trusweve Division and South Norwalk
oyster Farm Division Will
it who omciaiiy given out at tho of-
fices ot the Seulehlpt Oyster System.
in Washington street, this morning.
that the offices of that gigantic cuter-
llriso wiil’be discontinued in South
Norwslk on or about August let. and
. o-portion of the furniture and help
moved to Boston, where they will be
diminished in the treasurer‘s offices,
which were recently opened in that
city. This decision was reached at a
merit meeting of the board of dire
tors of the concern. held in Boston.
At this time the directors decided on
i choose of {Holley for lessons which
were not made public. and in line with
this abuse, the central odioes are to
he locsted in lBoleros. from whence the
numerous other offices and divisions
Pill Siliiii‘ liiiiiiii
‘Q‘
to;Prevent Another than from
lnjuring tier Sen
‘ (Honorable Brynn ii. Silk. of Nerwuik,
wt... called to Post Swamp about mid-
nightJest evening to arrest Phillip
Mouch and James Pinball, who bud
been fighting.
Hind until about 7: to o clock this morn-
ing.
it seems that Plnboll and Munch bud
become ensued in it list tight and that
Munch had it knife to his hand. Mrs.
Sophie Pinbell. mother of Jumou, rush-
ed in to sopurnte the men. fearing for
the solely of her son in the hands of
it men with n knife. Her rush led her
directly into the units. which out units
it gush in her neck. Dr. William B.
linrncll nilendod the women.
The cone cunts up in court this morn-
ing. but because of it civil cuse due at.
10 o’clock Julius 'i‘nmmony postponed
the trial until Friday afternoon until
2 o 'cloolt
Mouch is out under $100 bonds und
Pinbeil‘ under too bonds for their up»
ponrnnce Friday. Jumen Mnco noted
an interpreter nt this morning's brior
hearing.
HAhUdAhlLoDnEJ
Hints descent
The snmlch‘nnusl motions-oi the lien
ugnrl Lodge, No. 884. Who held that eve-
ning in, the Rutehferd block in Main
sheet. Officers tor thocoHniu‘H; term
were elected and reports of the punt
oillrcrs rend. The society Wus shown
fl
by the reportc to be lnexoeiient condi-L
tion The third degree was conferred
on six brothers and too applications:
were received The officers elected
Were as follows: _
('chr- liar downdolph Ebrleubuch
iluter» uhordemficnry Lottllt. ’
Hiecreinrywiluri Koch.
'l‘rensurerwliertnsn Euclid
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Airs. Sophie. Pinball Attempted
He succeeded in can
luring Munch but Plnbell he did not
Remain Here
will be regulated.
A high ofllclul of the company “stut-
ed to a Sentinel reporter, in nu inter.
view grunted this morning. that the
change in policy and attending change
in the location of the offices was
simply for the summer and that there
was it vogue yxlsslbility of the offices
being returned to this city in the win-
ter, providing the necessary menu-
metrics ceuhi be Hustle which would
walk wsmstsbiet
While .
teeny timemle’dflctH ”Willem
would be 3 ohm truths policy of the
oonmrstlon. sud tint the control of-
sun's—«u-
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the Flag and Patriotism
vain—no...—
'l‘ommorrow is Flog“ my and will be
generally celebrated so such. The day
will be celebrated with appropriate
exercises in the South Norwelk public
schools, the Douglass Fowler Post.
Grand Army Republic. having elected
several of its members to so to the
schools and give the pupils of the
some a talk on the significance of the
lion and patriotism.
Those who will so to the: East Nor-
welh schools are Cyrus 'Bonjmnin.
Henry Webb. Hiram Brandon: and
Charles ‘Plntt. The South Norwslk
schools will be visited by Caleb Wood
and Rev. Henry E. Wins. Hiram
Brundnge will visit the high school.
The members of the post have re»
quested that all who have them dis-
play the tinge. tomorrow, in honor of
the dsy and the members of the Grand
Army Posts are requested more espec-
inly not to neglect this duty.
srueefi Hus em
Anus sooner or mt
linniord Foote. the tsu~yenrs~old non
of Mr. Hind Mrs. George F. Fonts, met
'1. with a serious accident yesterday of-
? tornoon. lie is n utndont at the mill»
‘-tnry school at Cornwull-on—the-Huduon,
and while picking cherries fell from
the tree. nothing arms were broken
‘snn ho unstained o bed gueh'in his
head. lie was unconscious and for o
tithe it was thought he might be fu-
tolls hurt. 'l'olcgromu and telephone
montages were sent to his parents
hose and they started early this uteru-
in: for Cornwall
dolor advices stole that the boy in
ditpoetod to recover.
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wriO‘l‘lOE.
The annual meeting of the Brash
side school District will he held on
‘ o'clock. at the school.
' dOMMi'PTiHMA’v .1 it P. titlli'i’.
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make the Clients list-k to South tier» - ‘ H H
rumors houmho‘en hosed
Will Talk on the Significance of
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Bul‘lueilce idol-ion. Du Advice
from Attorney Keogh. Reserved
tile Decision
'rhe‘ doses of Conrad Hawk. ,United
to have tskeuhobsters from pets not
belonging to them. onme up before
Justice 0? the Pence Joseph R. Morton,
of Westport.“yesterdey." The suite pro-
duced sove'rel witnesses but the do
tence‘wno‘ were represented by ‘ Attor-
ney Keogh, did not put any witnesses
on the stand.
Justice Morton toned the men guilty
Hind bound them over to the criminal
term of the superior court under bonds
of 8500 each.
Immediately Attorney Keogh claim-
ed that the Justice had overstepped
his juriedictlunjln the case and refused
to get out writs of notions corpus to re-
movo the men from Hell. hhvlng turned
their bodies ever to the constable in
charlie of the court. Attorney Keogh
argued that the low provided that the
men. it found guilty. could be lined not
more thsn 8? tend not less then so.
Justice Mortonxpercolved the light
and reserved his decision» until 2
o‘clock. this sitsruoon. during which
time he stated that he would take the
Hustler under further advisement.
worshipers. seed colors. fl dozen.
A. 0. Ounce. 28 Elissboth'St.
HEEIiDl NINE!
W him the .Ssnlors of the hills-
sbeth lend fishnet were mined
at supper by lies Bro-dilute no
the faculty. The snubs—flies my
“Gibson. honour! member of tho Sen.
tor class; Miss Anus illusion of flint
Norwsik, bliss i-lsien‘ 'l‘uthltl of
Queue. L. 1.. Miss Kimball Ntoltoits
of Cleveland. 0.. end lltiss slants
Taylor of Ground hrms~~wcre receivo
ed in the reception room at “Hillside"
and escorted me there by their host-
esses lute the‘t’iiuins room. Tho table
was set' fern twelve,"snd attractively
decorated with rowers and undies.
and also with srtlclea to "represent
various events in the history of the
sins. During the supper s incidence:
boy were kept busy bringing in con-
grotnlstory telegrams sud specisl Hic-
llvory letters from President Tell. sud
between courses two unites-whites Ger»
trude handle and Mice Edith Nicholle
-drcused so the "Gold Dust Twins."
brought in gifts for the srsduutss.
Finch gift. had a special significance
for the recipientwli‘or insisnoou. there
was A pair of opera glasses for Miss
Hlpuon. that she may the ouster see
the Amherst boys while st Smith Col-
lose next your; a stool! sun shade "to
preserve Phebs's complexion," for
Miss Nicholle. etc.
At the end of the supper ouch Senior
was presented with it mock diploms
end then the procession around the
house with onudleu commenced. it
was made more exciting because of
the ruin ond wind and the (iris bed
uroaddliiloulty in heaping the es the
lit. Miss 'i‘uihill‘e lnuied the longest.
showing that she is to live the long-
Host. and Miss iiipsou's wont out first.
showing that she is to he thefirst
married.
Finally all evidences of the year's
work and its unullty must be destroy-
ed. no the Seniors built u hombre and
fed it with all their Latin composition,
ntuthemniics sud English papers of
the your. ’l‘hey scorned to» tulle pur-
tlculnr pleasure in this port of the
performance uud sung and danced
suites of their past in recuisr ltotni‘n
tune telling.
t
THE ANNUAL. IGHOOL MEETING
TONHGHT.
All women interpreted in the welfare
of our schools nro requested to meet iii
:32 West street. at 7: iii oolouk to st
tend the meeting in the Franklin
school in shody. A full-uttendsnc’eis
desired. H . . y H
Hun—~—
hand the specials tor Wednesdsy lit
hunter 3. floors to (Souvenir. ll
States lighthouse heeper,- Edward and: H~
Ferdinand Heighten, who were alleged
Iihlllfi
‘nronnd no they poured oil upon the
funeral fashion. The remainder of the. T
cyaning was pleasantly spent in ion
‘Tfhiidl‘im.
Residence oiHFornHer-ceuncilnen
and Mrs. charts: Bosch. in
Putnam Avenile. Struck
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SillSiiiiiiAiiiH iiiiii'i’iiii
lush Damage Done in Several
‘ Pieces About the Town
One of the most remarkable lucid:
outs connected with the terrific thuud‘
or storm which struck the Norwslks. .
inst evening. occurred when the rest-
dence owned sud inhabited hyllir. sud
Mrs. Chulowm. in so Hmmm no
nos. was struck billightulng end a
nest dent of dsmsifs‘ done without the
occupants knowinl'ilhnt it was their
residence which bud; been struck. Mr.
M
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~(lersninm3. good colors. '1 dozen.
A. C. Cuseo. ltd Elissbnth Bi.
Committee mushrooms
Commission Fean neural»
Hnent Dsesllst Assess
Popular
The charter committee hold A short
uvetinx. lust evening. st which little
we done except on “tours «sin tin-H
til suturdsy evening. st which tithe s
mport will be mud which will let
submitted to the bout! of counciimen.
indications ore thst there will be
no charter bill before the lexislsturo 4*
this term. as it hes been given out
that it will be impossible for the char
our committee to whip the charter into
proper shops for this legislsture.
The notion of the voters. recently.
when they turned down the commie
sien torn: of government in Norwich.
for which so ideal cllsrtor was sub-
mitted. has taken the heart out of
those adherents to that form of gov-
ernment in the state and Hpsrtlculsr-
13; South Norwoilt. lussmneh ss tire
Committee hes drafted the pmcnt in-
strument slung these lines and the
work would have to be oh done over
onto. it is not believed that the rush
Her could be completed in limit to sub-
Hnlt it to the legislsture for action.
For these reasons it is nsnumed that
the matter of annexation or contend»
lion will Hm over at least for two years
more.
MW
ensure“ your
mes oHnthHc HoHHH
illiwaEPOR'l‘.
June lit-4M“.
Michael‘d. Motions... mother of CW '
Engineer Msnrice J. hchouns. cone
milled suicide yesterday by drinniuk
ourbolio hold. Bits weefmmd in her
roomhy. e son with u bottle contain
ins cerbolic held in her mouth. Mrs.
Mckeunu was removed huriiedly, to
St. Vincent‘s hospital. hilt she died
upon ranching tbst. institution.
About Home old and loom he:
lies the folly sustain. nine ethhr
Mild. hick/onus. it urns stated. had
been acting strsnsdnifor some time.
her aberration domesnpsreinly truth
isbout the time test so investlpntion
into the sifhirs of the city engineer.
which use been in Hummus for several
wetter by at. committee of the council.
Wes begun. it is hitherto then the int
gvslitliestion pruned on her mind. insult»
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F M. Raymond chnsen Presi
accustom. Chess.
hits. .
‘ than C. Green. deposited. as csshler-ot _
liven-rum ronscnsr
Showers tonight; Wednesday unsettled
dent of the Gathering at
‘ fierweiltllountryiiluh
The annual meeting sud dinner of
the Norwnllt Dead of Fire Underwrit-
ers was held, inst evening. in the Nor-
walk Country Club. st which time the
amoers for the ensuing your were
elected and the sonnet dinner enjoy
ed
The nifeir moons of the most auc—
oeesful and pleasant ever held by the
: board and Will be written in the organ»
lutlon‘s history so such.
(the dinner-rgwhlch moaned by
Stewart George Tietlen. was without
parallel and was admitted by the mem-
bers to be the best ever. I President F.
M. Raymond presided over the dinner
and proved to be a hobby choice for
touslmnster There was some infer-
mnl speaking and s greet good time.
The dinner was started at 6: 30 o tlock
and "Hammered-members sst down.
The menu won as follower
Cocktail ;
Grape Fruit H H. a Little Neck Cornish
Celery “Cities Olives
Soup
Soft Shell Crabs on Toset
Grilled Sweet Potatoes
Broiled muster
biscuits-s is Lucy
French Fried Potatoes
Sherbet
Spring Chicken
New Potatoes
Green Poss Fancy Salad
Tented Greeters
lee (tress: (in MM} ‘
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wit tits multislou or the dhnsr. the
mural months «I held sit stitch
time the following odious you elect»
ed for the more; m; .
qunt-wi‘. Mi. Raymond. _
Vldmmntwcbsrlss s. Cums.
Secretory-Chutes hi. Hoyt.
TWVlctor W. Dunn.
The auction of Huouhovemmou of~
tied! was!» only business mussco
ed. other slum bolus deferred un-
til m an mist muslin.
The committee on srrsnmeute for
the dinner use msde up of Frederick
It thddsrton. hidwsrd C. Ethan and
Victor W. Deon
BTEIIDK All AUTO All)
THROW! FIDI IAODI
Carl Sensub. 2nd. sud s party of
friends returned to South Norwstli.
”standby shot-noon. from s Sunday
automobile ride to New Haven. Mr.
School) some poor having a bsdsocl-
dent while in the Elm City. and his
experience there was described 'in rho
New Keven “Weller. 6‘: lost eve?
nine. as toilette: .
"John Mooney. of Putnam street. is
todsr "reins I very sore hosd as a
result of on auto sceldont which took
plsos this mornlnx.
"Mooney. sceompsnled by a men
unmet! Albert Weloott. of are Oak
street. Isl drivinx s delivery wsson
for Msxw‘ell s. Co. and when lit West
sthst new Congress avenue on auto
mobile owned by Cori Sohsub. of
South blowout. hit the wagon. Mooney
use thrown out Hind struck on his
hosd. Mr. Schuub took the two men to
the New Haven hospitsi. where it was
found that Mooney bud snstsined only
A sosip wound. This was dressed and
Monday proceeded on his way rejoin.
in; that it was no mete “
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llFFiiiEhs MADE
The Directors of the Fairneld Coun‘
tr fission“ Bonk met youterduei.1 end
eiseted Oheetsr 8. Hellenic to succeed
the bunk Neil Pierce was chosen on
‘ successor for Mr. doltech as teller. and
(muster 1’. Monitor wss promoted to
the position of bookkeeper, With My
rhon'd halts so assistant bookkeeper.
The choice of the HilHeotoru is being
commanded. Holley. end Mr. bullock is
receivins Acoumtuistluno en-‘sii sides.
lecit’esreeiprocetlng in the usual than
her. Routine business Hives transected
in tho insults: at tho dlt otorsoesteo
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HUMP EiiiiN
Percy W. Brooks’ Properly ' in
the West Books Read One of
the Finest Hereabouts
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The Locahon Due oi the Most
Sightiy in the State
Situated in euslly the most beautiful
spot to be found anywhere in the him
its of the Town of Not-walk. the hand-
some stately new mansion of Mr. and
Airs. P. W. Brooks is rapidly nearing
completion. its situation is most to
mantle and entrancing. To appreciate
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Leulsdoseioit some iiecom
nmrmmhm
.. communist-well:
The ease of nests Joseloft Zthe North i
this street grocery‘store proprietor.
suinst John A. Montgomery, proprie-
tor of Jack’s cafe in Wsll street sud
former proprietor of the lunchyroom
in South Mun direct. was heard before
Judge Willism E Tommsuy all do; yes-
terdsy. The first of Hurlbutt and stu.
represented by Attorney Davis. is car-
ihg for the interests of the grocery
mo..whlie Attorney] its 0. mogul-y is
representing Mr. Montgomery. The
entire bill of shade smouuts to only
All. lit).
The defendant claims am he turned
over his South Norwslk lunch room to
his brother William, and that both he
and his brother notified the men they
were dueling with of the obsess. Mr.
Joseioit clslms that he was not! null.
fled of the chance in proprietor-hip.
Yeeterdsy morning a number of wit-
nesses were hesrd including Mr. Josei-
oif. Mrs. Joseloil‘, Miss Grace Reynolds,
is former bookkeeper in Joseloif's store.
and Arthur Saunders. in the after-
noon John A. Montgomery. William
Montgomery. James H. Berry. William
Dozen. Joeeloit s’nd Arthur Boundsrs
were the witnesses examined.
The Jury chosen to sit in the one is
composed of the following men: James
hiscKleruus. Frencls J. hieKeon.
Charles ’1‘. Payne, William M. Low.
Charles W. Lee. Frank F. Clerk. Alex-
ander Pnlsely. Chsrieo Ely, William G
Crockett. Samuel Mott. Edward Flint
and'lildwln W. Godfrey.
At noon the attorney for the plaintiff
rested his case and at the udionsnmout
yesterday afternoon the attorney for
the defendant nlso rested. The ergo-
Hneuts on the ones were heard this
morning.
At noon the case who completed and
the decision of the jury rendered in
fever of the plaintiit. The morning
hon been taken up with the arguments
And at About 11:30 o'clock the inry’
went not. returning in half an hour
with their verdict. lidwurd Smith was
chosen as the foreman. end he brought
in n verdict of $80.60 for the plsintift.
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‘ IAN!) moor Athletes.
Despite the night. the Amerlcsu
~3th bed a most successful concert:
and dense. last evening. when it on
such its senses ht flutes Point. A good
brand on in sttendonoe and the mo»
sic well up to the usual high stununrd.
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i “the drums entitled ‘fhincoln It Pro-
cismsncn." Which visit to have been .
given woman» Hit the Town Assenu
lily Hell. is postponed until Thursdilr.
ruin it. ,
Norwalltlodge’liiflinilifomiiflifl
the Tenth Year of its
Existence in iiotvlalk
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ninth in; HHH
Followed by s Fine Program of
Exercises in Music ildli
With thousands of people lining the
business streets of South Newslk ‘
and hundreds crowded into Music Han.
Norwuik lodge, 140.709. heueroleni:
and Protective Order of Elks. lest:
night observed the tenth anniversary!
of its existence. There were mam!
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sunnrmhstmmlnt
Although it has been “ported th'sE
the Sslts Textile Gummy will not
continue business to rioi-wuu to the
Bishop Hills. in It swans, " f
thelsstofthemootht it beetles: '
thoriutively stated thst they will rs- .
main here some four or are mouth!
longer of least. It is likely that If“!
these few monthshsvs passed that the
coupon will leave.tbs City of Nor-3...:
is": end their goth: still he reminds!
by all Norwalk business—business mm.
The Slim regime Company use been
doing business here for a number of
years sud has been s prosperous we
enterprising concern. Many News“:
people are employed within the shots
and All will be thrown out of ens-é
ployment when the mill removes. The
less will‘be a large one to Norwslk
and this who realised seine time m g ‘
when it were unhoutiobd in these col-
umns that the business intended re~
moving.
At this time the Norwslii Best-d at
Trade. then the Norwulk Besides.
Men e Association. considered the inst-
tor at some length, and even contort» , ‘H
plated forming s company to csrryou.’ *
the business of the fsctory. Little
could be done in this direction. howev— ‘ ’
Mon and the firm will remove withbub
anything now in view to rcpisce it. ,
There may be a little trouble he-
tween the factory officials and Without
F Bishop of Holden svenne. ownsrof
the buildings occupied by the mill. up-
onihelr leaving. but steps ore but“
taken through the attorney of Mr. nit-
hop to have any likely law suits. which
are ever costly. averted. The Within
that has been brewing is ssid to com j
from the mutter of iistnres sud equip-
ment of the rectory.
The reason for the sbsndpnrnsut of
the local factory is not that the loca-
mili has been unsuccessful. but litter.
the firm line had such on increase-ht
business in their larger plants. tut
Norwhlii’s is considered but It IMH
one on consequently of but little this
the firm. in lsrger cities they have w,
creased their business end stimuli
one and consequently of but Millet. m
to the firm in larger cities they its,
increased their costliest and shim
their factories and these sire new
plots enough to curry on What mellow
walk plant hos been doing slung
the rest of the work. without laterals
once and with it great dost loss rut
tune and detail work. . _‘
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mAuTOMDiiLI iron Hill
seven-possesm IWW.
c. u. out“. a one st. rel.
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