r
' iiulore noon allot“) day ,
Ellforcd at tho South him-walk Pout-onion
as Second Class Mutter
‘IMMIA‘? EEMMI
Union School District ”Appro-
priales $3,000 for Fire Pre-
. venlion' Purposes
iiiiijliiuiiiii it] it
iiiiiiiiiil iilil $5.0M)
Teacher at Drawing to lie En-
gaged at Salary of $500
tilt the annual meeting of the tin-
ion School District. which was held
last evening. in the Franklin school
assembly hull, Dr. Hiram Fl. West was
citiisou to aucooed Attorney General
John H. Light «for district committee-
‘” than, after a contest in which a num-
ber of candidates participated. Of all
the. candidates, however, the only ones
who had a lock-in weie Dr. West, Mis'
MM lMElI III
‘ MIIIL III EMIMII
St. George Pulp anti “Elinor com.
. pany Sills humorist Best
for Several Years
‘Norwulk was literally taken off its
feet. yesterday afternoon. when it was
reported from excellent authority that;
‘pniiyy of Wall and Smith streets,
would remove its plant to Canada, in
the event that President William H.
Tait‘s Canadian reciprocity bill was
passed by the senate and approved by
gucd that the concern could reap bot-
to: profits by running in Canada under
the piovisions of the agicomcnt.
lnquiiies were immediately not on
foot and the announcement that Su-
‘porliiteiidcnt Edward Murphy was in
St. George, yesterday, did not lend to
lesson the feeling that Norwiiik might
lose its big concern.
i Secretary William H Odell was in
Eleivicucd by n Sentincl reporter and
'stutcd that there was nothing to tho
ilimoi. at. least not at this time. its
admitted that perhaps in the course‘
of scvorui yours the factory might move
away, but not at tho present time. He
expressed himself as being considera-
bly surprised at hearing the rumor.
it in the opinion of some: of those
J Milton ‘Coblll‘ll, Attorney Nemiminhi who know of the conditions that there
Condos and Harry W Miitiicr.
last tWo named gentleman wltiidrowE
their names after the losult of the lust!
‘ryit‘Continti’eli on fourth page.)
‘ iiiii Violin-rill
ATHLETE Hull
‘ The regular quartcrly meeting of the
Norwnlk High canola Alumni Ascocla
comply hall in the high school building
in West avonue. at which time the as
adulation decided to have a purpose. At.
present and heretofore there has boon
no purpose for the association to
work for, and it is a commendable at-
titude for the members of this organi-
zation to take.
it was decided to direct the endeav-
ors of the association toward procuring
an athletic field for the pupils and stil-
iiciits of the Norwalk high school.
Thus it is hoped that alter a time it;
will be liosslblo for Norwnilt high
school students to buys a field of their
own for athletic work the absence of
which has made ntholtit-s at the school
necessarily at u roducod standard
The business meeting was followed
Thai is slight grounds for the tumor on the
grounds that the passage of the reel-
piocity agreement would bring about
such an action on the parlor the of-
ficials of the company. it being argued
that. the company could not deliver in»
nor to the con-ulnar up chcnp‘in Claw
tin underline moot incapable condition;
no they do here. ‘
it might be possible for them to save
something on tho muufmtacinx of
tho piodiiot, but the cost of shipping it
c on make
tlon was hold last evening iii the as I“ this country "WI“ mot m
up the difference.
iMMiIMI [Mill Hill
EMMMII PMII’IISEE
Property Along SWilson Avenue
Espcciaiiy Desirable, it is
Slated
Superintendent George H. Cnlfioy.
of the Connecticut Company. and tho
South Norwalk electric light commis-
Esioncru, together with Superintendent
A E. Winchester. of tho municipal
by a short musical program in whichicloctric plant. are working out n prop.
pliino solos were beautifully reiidorodI orltlon whemby the propertl situated
by Miss .lonnottc Uhie and Clarence
l.nblo Edwaid Austin tutored with a
vocal solo which was greatly uppreciu
toll. Refreshments followed the pro-
gram which were cnioyed by all pros-
out.
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CHANGES WMADE III
WIMMIPMIK CAMS.
Ass . an experiment, Bupériiiiondcnt‘
iliiilrlou A. Copley. of the Connecticut“
Company, liiin abolished the short line
cars which formerly run every twenty
four minutes trim the railroad station
to Mulli’nutl Willi street. and has pili-
cuii liio‘Winnipuiik cars on this run
from 11:36 a. in. until 6:24 p. in. from
the station. This chungo in proving a
success. and it is likely that the rule
will remain in vogue.
This new plan has boon in force for
some time and the residents of Wiimi
punk and those along that lino nro
aplouscd with it. for now, many who
could not tormcly. because of the New
ty~four minute schedule. ito to their
human for dinnor at noon null now do
so with plenty of tinieto cat and rc-
tnm to their duliés In South Norwnlk.
With this schedule and tho now, don .
his truck cation the ruin. Winnipauk
in wall carcd tor by the company. Thor
lilo grateful for tho change. both iii
Hillititllile and in service and the Con-
ilonlictlt Company is receiving many
compliments from thorn.
wannusn annuity uorica.
(nilmoal bread daily- ilcilcioiis
«lilacs, biscuits. etc. All brand on snl‘u
tuition . . .
near the Standard Oil Company. lio-
twoon the trolley linen and the rail
ironii lines is to be developed for fuc-
tory purposes The pawn is ideally
situated for manufacturing purposes.
a live minute haul: the steam road
trucks abutting the property; the trol-
loy lines on the other side randy to
Itransfor cinpioyoos and carry freight;
city water mains already laid. and
oioctric power within the roach of on
orybody on request. it is believed that
tho property should be such as would
attnrtc any progrcuoivo maniifiictiiror
unit will be the moons .of bringing
manufacturers in this city.
Owing to the fact that tho property
in nituutod Just over the city line and
E thcicforp is out of tho luiindiotion of
3 the municipal power plant. South Nor
Walk oicctrlc power cannot be served,
but through it friendly ngrcomonl bo-
twoon tho officials‘of tho city plant
and the Connecticut Company,
through its snporintcnlleilt. Georgi) Ii
Cnitl'oy. power will lloi'borvod by that
puny at uttriictivo rntos to any munii~
flictiirer. '
it is born that the Nash Engineering
company is contemplating the oration
or ii inrgo plant and ovary short in no
his piano by city oiliniais and mono
born at tho Morohnnts' and Mountain
tiiras Association, tcgolhor with the
local rcprcccntutivoil oi the Comiocii
out. Company tooitploit this proporty.
i
wDon‘t. target I-‘orcstorn' dance.
Thursday night. iloton Point Pavilion.
I. . , . WW I '
Have you a bout you re tired of? A
auntinel for solo lid will bring a bull-
tiic .St. George Pulp and Paper Coma
the Canadian authorities. it being ur-.
With the Wilson Point docks within.
_ lion @5- ll can. :-
James McMillan. Probably a
Resilient oi This Stale. Likely
in Die oi ills injuries
iliiiiiiiiii iiiili ‘
ii. iliiilll.liii~iiiiiliiilli
Was Witnesseii by a Numhcr oi
People Who Were Nearby
While Jnmoo lilonihun. ii stranger in
those parts. was mulling an attempt to
“jump an eastbound lruigbt“ in East
Norwaik. istc yosioi‘dny afternoon. he
missed his calculations and Was
thrown with considerable force on the
road bed.
The accident occurred hour the
whim bridlto. int-Myrtle street. and was
witnessed b Frank P. Soil and cover
at ladies on children in tho nclnhbor-
hood. They want to the dsslauuco ol‘
the man. who npiicnroli to be badly
hurt. His head will out. and hooould
not use his. arms. while his hip also up.
neared to be injured. The manager
train following tho frienht. and which
won dull to imp Booth Norwnlk at
5: till o'clock. was stopped when tho
onslaool‘, “w the Wild of
tho trick. ind Milli Wurst! man no
placed in that human car and taken to
the hospital in Brldxcport, the ulnar-
goncy ambulance muting the train at
‘ in... -
mic lions ,
the depot. lions practically uncon-
scious when he reached that institu-
tion. and could hardly talk up main '
inntion by tho physicians showed that:
institution to other injuries. the man
had sustained a fracturod skull.
From. what could be turned it in be.
llovod the man lived at 163 Control
avenue. Grocnevilic, this «thin. or It
Gréoaovilio. Munschuuttc.
ills condition Wlii reported noticing
vory poor this morning.
iiiui illlllIlSiii
Enginecr. Returning , From tits
Night's Run, is Arrested
Charged Willi Crime at
White Plains. ll. Y.
William Sitcom. a night engineer on
tho NowTork (lcntriii'wmi nrrontod
yesterday allot hiil niuht'u run bolwoon
New York and Albany and incited up
pending an investigation of tho allus-
od murdcr of his wilo.
'l‘iio woman was found flood in bud
by her little aixnyour-ohl daughter. who
brought tho neighbors to investigate.
A towol and pillow case wow tightly
wound around tbowoman‘n nook and
tied in the buck.
opinion that she had boon ctrnnulnli
to dumb and not by iiorlioif bocnulin
there were marks of violence on the
body indicating a ulruggio with sonic
assailant. Simona loft born at 10:30
o’clock last night and in undoriitood to
have made his popular midnight run
an engineer of the Now York Central
train from Now York to Albany. ilo
denied that ho hint nny‘knowiodt‘tc'oi
his wife’s douth. V
Mrs. almond was found with it?!"
rosary clasped in her hand null the
potion theory iii that she will haunt,
lily; at her bod‘sido when tho abundant
aprouolicd from bohind. caught lion
with tho tor/cl about to kilobk
ticd it nightly. rotatorclnu it later with
. gin have shown no clnou
lion. His hither is a blnchslullli a
Milli III PRAYER III MIME "
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., Juno lie—P
it was the coroner's >
"or allocation
and '
humanity lilac. whom no cultural iii
. South Norwaiii
School Distrlill list Taken
Dolliiloil 'smfi“:Forward
Believes r‘ file
i
In uninterviow. Superintendent W.
E. Chancellor, of the Union District
schools. said. when halted about the
moctinmlhut he l‘fififl‘l‘flefl it as “a disc
tinct step in udvun ‘ it means edu-
cational prop-roan l South Norwulit.
We need more scliooi accommoda-
lions. and the new Ipilmuriation will
help us greatly ’l‘lio liberal approiiris-
tion for lira escapes. shows the inter»
not of tho patents and citizens in the
welfare of tho chil
ly planned with than; as of continuing
to employ a druwindtcacber. and hope
that in another rcar'iniiaic will be to
stored with physicaliuuiturc.
lino thing for tho wtomcn to come out
to a school inociini. ’l‘hcir lullucncc
will be for good. "
When asked Bismuth new school
committed he. will that ho was
coililiit‘ed that it will "a commoner»
gotio and helpful idiotic of man who
would work toxcth‘q‘r {or mm at
tho schools.“ in rm to the with-
drawal of Judge thn H. Mix/ht. life
said that no city hill had corned liltdlt
stronger or nblor blind member than
Judge Lixht: but "of course. i realize.“
he added. "that, Judge Light cannot
IN": the time from his snotty other.
and doubtless moral important duties.
This man who hilllbflle new hint-wall:
school system wow Ablathcr Blanch-
ard and Johndl. um.
the mat traitors."
They wore
oromioi Several Vomit kilo.
icicle Sign Autumnal still ~
Wm 0mm
LONDON. Juno li.—-’l‘bo strike of
mmnn and cronies III launched oili-
clally at uvorpool no It some of the
other points 01th. Much inlet slid
the Continot this morning.
The first big stallion to be“ tied up
warmtrnnodtlnnuc ilnnn. The crown
of the Teutonic and the Empress of
inland 350 Ind 300 than. momma”.
refused to sign.
Despite the meat efforts of the
strike lenders to hold her up. the Olym-
pic of the White Star illne. tho turnout
amnion on her maiden voyage to New
York only this afternoon.
Tho Teutonic. the White Star liner,
was schodulod to suit from Liverpool
next Saturday for Quebec and Monito-
nl.
Tho Empronn of inland. owned by
tho Canadian Pacific steamship Com-
pany. was duo to loan Liverpool next
Friday for Quoboc.
in tho curly development of the
there honoured to be a lock of cohes-
ion umong the men at most of the
ports. which explained tho compara-
tive tndiffurcnoc of then hip owuorn
who continued to scout the idea of any
really serious inconvcnlonca.
AMBTERDAM, Hol. Juno tin—The
crown of three of tho Royal Steamship
minpauy's vouch rofuiiod to sign this
morning and wars distillation.
Tho sailors on most of tho steamers
in tho harbor struck. but the work pro
conduct as usual. Tho dock bands do
cilncd to Join the otrikcrii.
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TIE III “81‘“ TWM
Silllillll. 00!“ “Mill;
tthTii‘O’llD. Julio ins-«There ill on
oven humour of members in tho
school board in Weston. a bill was
introditoad in tho house infiltration»
in: tho ”aristocrat the state board,
it mlillllllfl‘ in order to
bruit this tin. Tho bill was nmontlo’d
Elly stimulating tho nun unluctmun cl
Wanton tannin ii. lumbar instant! and
was puns o»
murmurs dilution of illusion
until this town should no loft to not»
duct its owii attains.
Roprcnontilllvo idhiiirwood. of Wes:
too. said Raprcilhutatlvo Cannon nilyht
to on alibn’hiotl of bullshit to which
n. i sin ospccinh I
it to la.
steamer about. not any from Sunni»
Miss Margit-u Antics: Kcilay,
of Norwalk. iiié Bride of T. ii.
Harrington, Bridgeport
REBEMIMI II SIEMENS
SMIEEI. MIME lIE MIME
wui Reside in mind... After
Return From mulling Trip
Ono oi the most beautiful church
weddings that has been held in years
at St- Mary's church. in Wont avenue.
was colour-atoll thorn at 11 o'clock this
morning, when Miss Margarot Agnes
Rally. daughtci- ‘of Mr. and Mrs. John
L Kelly of 65 Simon: Stevens street.
Nornalk became the bride 0! Thomas
Rico. Honduran. son of Mr. and Mrs.
.1. ti. Harrington. of 478 Strntford avo-
(Contlnucd on Tenth Panel ‘
illiliii iiiiniiiuill
lie Tali laid Following illit lio-
mom Your:
Tho annual meeting of tho North
Cantor school district was bold. lui
mains; at tho school, at which time
Gilbert motion no elected commit-
tuna.
The muting was largely attended
and harmonious throughout. tho vot-
crc constantly being satisfied with the
work of their calcium.
no to: laid. nor has there boon for the
put ton yours.
Wall-co Dunn was chosen chairman
of the lamina and C. Otis Fitch noted
as clerk.
Gilbert Rulings was unanimously
chaliln to‘bc district committoeninn
for tho next canning term.
a. Olin l'i‘itcli‘ was elected clerk of
tho district and district treasurer.
H. H. Williams was chosen tax col.
lector and Edward Mai-rill and E. F.
Adams auditors.
it was voted that no in should no
laid for tho ensuing your.
Thorn bola: no further business. the
meeting adjourned.
maven liEilEPTiiil
toil illuminant
lifts. Trying it Bradley. of Walt
Washington atrool, entertalnod it com«
Dltiy of friends yontcrdliy afternoon.
in honor of Mrs. William Vollmor. The
nii’lir was in the actors of a farewell.
an Mrs. Voiimer will shortly removal
to Bridgeport. High Sheriff‘voilnlor
in having the living quarters at tho
when the work iii complotod no will
more to that city with his family, so
that he will at all times ho within
ranch or his duties. At prenunt he hi
living at his homo iniiouth Norwnlk.
Pinochio was the feature ct yester-
days untiioriug. and tour tablos worn
occupied. The llroi prize was awarded
to Mrs. Robert Martin: second. bird.
Ralph Iii. noWllt; third. Mrs. Stuart
0'. Marshall. ‘
Refreshments were barred. and lilt-
s. thin-o Wail singing by natural of the
pullout. Mrs. Richard Murphy presiding
at the piano. Tho occasion Was it than
ousbly dcliglit‘tui and in story way.
and there Who'ltllloh'l‘efil‘iil expressed
ovor tho dopurturc or Mrs. Quitm‘cr
who has boon n iavurltc with a wide
circle of friends. ’
50 a any ill all it will out to hoop
about in tho hottest panther. xii-lull ii
use: litter. .
Want-Hail continual".
‘ Unnamed tonight: Thur-tiny lair.
MIME
filllnldo it“ to include a moving stall»
Thom was .
county hill property innovated. and.
chart or Williamn‘ dbllclbuii. WWW y: .
MllMlIE IEIIMIIIE
ISMIMIIMII llIIIMIElIII
Gymnasiumio Mrs. Mend it
On Tuesday at noon an occasion of
great beauty took place at Hillside.
This was the annual luncheon given
by the principal of the Elizabeth Mead
School to tho Alumnae Association.
The graduates of this your were in«
formally intioduced to the young la-
dies of this body and after a. few min-
utos spoilt In pleasant welcomes. Miss
ilrcndlinger led the way into the spac-
ious dining room. Herc each entering
guest expressed her delight at the
beauty of the four long“ tables. ready
or their happy occupants. The color
scheme was rose. Pink roses, with
maiden-hair and asparagus ferns,
mouthing and decorating long-bandied
baskets. formed the centerpieces. The
place cards were full blown wild roses
done in water colors. The bonbon
baskets were also in the form of the
Lil Franco rose. When these tables
were surrounded by the lovely young
woman of the alumnus in their charm-
ing norms and hats. the picture was
one long to be remembered.
During the enjoyment of the delic-
ious luncheon the chat was merry and
informal. When coffee was carved
bliss lircndlingor rose to introduce the
subject nearest her heart. “The Ideal
Hillside." Altoi- hoi- graceful intro-
duction short and witty “leeches were
made by Mrs. A. l}. BoyntOn of West-
port. Miss Mary Bowmanhiisii Ruth
Buldwiu. Miss Leltn'Crampton, Miss
Entries Smith and Min, Carolyn
with. The guests were exceedingly
Inland to discount that the “ideal"
vs
way from the foot of tho hill; nu ob-
narration lower for the itud‘y of Har-
oou'ai franchise advocates; it stable for
alum; a house in which to our. for
the children of such alumnus u me
too busy with the call of the "wider
option" to devote attention to their
families; on onetooodotnlrway for par-
ticipants in midnight toasts. etc. The
fun incmcod when at the end of tho
.Ipocclios "telegram" were told. an-
lnounclng thlt the Corneal: Foundation
for the Advancement of Learning
would provide the stable tor the
ponies; that In. Russell Sage would
giro tho obscuration tower since she
had once been it girl herself
At the conclusion of the speeches
the gun-til arose to drink the luccols
of “dear old llilllldo." from their cups
of refreshing Java. The Hill-trio songs
were can: and then the alumnae ail.
liournod to the library for their on
nunl business meoling while the young
ladies of the graduating class hastened
away to mulls ready for their Cllsii
Day exercises.
At 4 o'clock pupils and guests again
met in the assembly bull to witness
tho Cilia: Day exercises. This out-an
tainmont us given by the Senior chm
«Misses Ellxnbuth Nichoiis, Anna Hip-
.iton. Martha Taylor. Helen Tulblil. nil-
slstoll by the honorary mombcr of the
class. Min buoy Gibson. Tho donors.
lions were in the block and gold color:
of the class. the most conspicuous obi
loot in tho room being the minimum
black and sold banner of it“ which
hung above and brick of tho stalls.
The occasion was can of much mar
rlmont.
Minn Elizabeth Nichulhi read a
bright and humorous (lines History.
Miss Martha Taylor won much up
pianos with her original lilacs Poem
and Now Alphabet.
Milli! Helen Tutliiil rand tho Clans
Will militia-.1: of laughter from girls
and teachers. .
bliss Anna Hinton made ll. now do
put-turn in (illicit Prophecies by telling
the forluuciiot hiltjllulmilffis in the
palm and tho coffen grounds. and than
lit lior mount an immobile hour ulnar
trail placed in the center of her table
and her cluucmntos road therein for
her luturs ii wonderful tale of adron.
turn in which looming. and other
recent inventions performed their coin
spicuotis ports.
Giulia Bequests were mails from tin
launch-u humour. and than Miss En
Junior Claus.
Plansviilalla lo Erect a lilcnioriai .
Complaint Made in the Police“
Itronr students: a lecture hall for the '
the "ponies" for Miss Gibson's Latin '
throc approved mothods of cards, the‘
their Knapp protracted tho gills of the .
, . ranching in tnoir innummthuy P
._, aid you in calcium is prob ‘
Man Giving His'ilame antibac-
rell, Succeeded in Collection
Moneyltom Residents , ‘
iiili ll iiill ill ,
limits in liili'illi
Aboultli‘c Mailer
The police authorities of Norw it,
have been notinoid to no on the look
out for a man by the name Of It.
rell. whose description they have. and
they have notified tho police in our»
rounding towns to also watch for thlo
individual. who is as click as. the?
make them. A smooth talker. 3 Mon
appearing uentloinun, who came rt:
into the heart of Norwalk and worked
that almost worn out sumo-that ‘
the book agent dim dam.
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(Continued on Tenth. Pugs.) E ,7
contains .3 . . ,
commutation brill!» I"
...
The annual muting-ol-tho Conn!“
School was bold loot evening in the
school house. A. A. Betta was cocoon
chairman. William Bluest was cloth
ted olerk. The call of the mootlnx who
read and the b00111.“ harmonica“?
doopatchod.
‘ C. M. Daniels was elected a com 4 ~
mittoemnn to sorts for it three your
term. ‘ ‘
Andrew V. Heath was elected tax
collector for tho! ensuing your. ,
Frederick Buckley was elected tron. ,
iii-er. E _
The meeting voted to lay a cum“! ,
one half mill to: which will raise about
84. 000 which will be duo on Icy lmE
Hill.
No furthor bunlnoss lining before tho‘ \ r
meeting it was voted to adjourn.
iiiiiiilitrolt‘rliuilil
iiiiilluilnilltn cull
ultipoturom‘. Jill“! tux-m hr
court room was crowded today it 7
physicians and icon of prominonoo'llit
calico llr. Erotica-loll ll. bownl. tom
modicui oxamincr, wail tillvo'n {W ‘ .
inn. with Clayton L. Wricioy. of Wyn H
on the charge of manslaughter in.
causing-the «loath ot Mrs. Wriihlt'illi‘
Nommboril blast. by an operation“:
laced to Km; been performed by ‘
Downs at .iiii oilico bore its 3
Foster and Wilder thought thematic-y
unqualified to all on the was. In
John ll boom, of mobility. maid“
Tho curly indications worn tho i"
hearing would last through tho
Humor 5. Cummings. ol Biathlon}. ‘g
poured for Dr. Donal. and At“
llohort Manger. of Ansonlll. for.
toy Dr. F‘rsnk hi. Looting. of MW.
medical examiner. who performed“! "
autopsy. was the first Miami has
tor describing the aiilopily ho im 33
en a wry rigid «consummation ill“
Royal W. Planer. of Derby. who
London Mr. Wrisioy. is another willow
and (lumbar hits. or How Huron. win
also proscnt
W“.
mount forgot diatomic“
Thursday night. chum Point m
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true sentinel Want Columbia slit
Norwalk Chronicler