n
«a.
Entered at tutti“, South Nomadic Persimmon
sound Glass Mot tor
Town Board of Estimate and Tax-
ation Reiusos‘5AppIIcailo'n oi
Norwailt Board of Trade
liiliiiii :E lili SEE
iiiiMlilSililiiEii liiiiiliiiiilii
not Even Than Nothing May Be
Accomplished ~
The town board oi! estimate held a
liliEl iliSiEiii Elli
E The Little “Pilgrim and the Book
Buioksd WE", Presented
Last Night
A mystery play. entitled The Little
Pilgrims and the Book Beloved. was
very .flnely presented by Trinity
Branch of theGirls' Friendly Society,
. last night in the parish room. There
was a large, attendance. the members
of St. Paul‘s and Grace Church Giris'
Friendly Societies being well more ‘
sented. All the parts were well tak-
en, and the play was much enjoyed
by all. The characters were as fol-
Iows: ’
Christopher, a servant of
Church—Charlotte Green.
First Little Pilgrim-«Lucy Craig.
Second Little Pilgrimwhlthel Johnson.
Mother Church-«Mary Berg.
Matias—Florence Knoedler.
Evensongwliunei Case).
Litanywldn Kraemer.
Mother
meeting last evening, as requested by
.the Secretary of the Lilly oi‘. Nor-walk
illoard of Trade. in pursuance with a
vote of the recent smoke! of the board,:
for the purpose oi: hearing the railroad;
and transporation committee or the us-
i
linptislnu-Mary Redllng.
I ady Catechism—«Minnie Olleronshnw.’
Confirmoi Ion—Louise Oldenschiager
'Eucharist—-Ciara Pfahi. Attendants“
Dorothy Green. Grace Harris.
Foolish—Josephine Oidtield
5. nooiniion in regard to securing an lip-l Mmr‘momfipmnma Saunders
propriation tor the Westport
Several members of the committecl
were present. but the board adjournedi
road i‘l‘isitailon or Sick—~Louise Sciluuh.
Requiem -- lennie Anderson
Churclllng of Womenmlennle Lee.
Mthout having made the anpmllrifi . Maria SieliuwMinide Oidouschlagcr
lion.
The members of the board presenti
wererh‘. B. Smith,C W. Bell, Stephen
H. Holmesxl. E. Bogart, E. 1. Greg-
(Continuation new rail.)
carom worries
litii T to or
- prosecutor‘s
CA‘NAAN. " June ' "Id—Warming
snakes at the hearthstone is a mild ox-
lperlen'ce, Michael Foley believes. com-
pared with that he underwant Tues-
day morning. but news or which did
not become public until yesterday. he
ley is in charge of the coallng station
. of the Central New England railroad
here and some time Monday night
two man whom he describes as tramps
came to th’e shanty where he has his
bunk and asked (or shelter. This was
given them.
One of the men going through
pockets of his trousers. He gave
light and Ilnally knocked one of the
trumps through the door. Tile other
assisted the tramp to his feet and
both lied. The following morning an,
attempt was made to rob Frank
Dempsey. who Is in charge at night
of the Canaan Water Company's
pumping station and later the drug
store of Freeman Dempsey was enter-
‘cd but the robbers were frightened
off before they secured anything. Con
uldoruhle uenasiness prevails through-
out the town as it Is reared that a
gang of tramps miiy have located in
the vicinity tor the purpose or carry-
5 lug on a «series or depmdationu.
BAMPEIIB’ ililiiii
rm course or
tiult Posture beach was the scene or
quite u conilunratlon. yesterday morn-
Ing. when the cook tent or the camping
outtil. belonging to Leonard J. Foster
and George may want up in oke.
millfllimilkg not only the cauva obi»
union, but all or the. toad studs and
utensils» which the young men
stored in It.
The lent was equipped with no nude
dale cumpoook ootIIt. includinga
stove. The chimney connected with
the earns. ironed out through one side ‘
of the tout, the course being protected
against the pipe um roll at cheater.
Wither tilesbesto‘a .tsiledlin its. rules
slob or slipped no the stove. being lint,
set the canvas slim, and before Mr.
(tray. who has at tile camp at the time,
could do anything towards, extinguish»
in... the blurs, the tidbit shack :snd
everythlugconneoted With it had gone
up in» illumospiutst night} the young «
man got another tent on more utensils
which they use Erunlierred to the
camp by automohll'
Early Tuesday morning.
'h‘oley was awakened and discovered;
the.
had
Visitation oi Prisoners~8uaie ireiand
Song of Harvest Home-mausle Abbott
Family Prayer—Harriet Henry.
Ordinal~0orrto Duncker.
Articles of Religion—wllobel Janos.
The Bookbindor‘v-Eila Lincoln?!-
LectionarFPnnline Green
Calendar—(Jinn Made.
meteor—nobleman
Ratificationu-Liiliu Fluke.
The chorus was composed of therei-
lowing:
Mary Baddeley, Mrs. White. Mabel
Taylor. Lulu Prescott. Clara Kramer.
Ellen Redllng, Mrs McPherson, Flor-
ence CaIdWell. Annie Rednmanpwski
Mable Dwyer Mrs. Dibble, Alice Hyde.
Mrs Weed. Emma Hanson. Julie Dwy-
or.
Several members trout St. Paul‘s and
Grace Church branches of the Girls‘
Friendly Society were present.
my
“VERY BRET BUTTER. 27¢ LB.
L. Joseloil‘s. 73 North Main St.
MIMI BOIIIBSIBIEII
.3.
mlssioner Patrick H. Connolly has
made statistics: Chief Clerk, Miles
Roberts. Canaan, salary ”.800; special
liarttord. salary fire dollars a day and
ployinent agencies. Harlin
Iy. Waterbury, John ti. Gravy.
wich. M. .1. Cameron;
Charles Keller.
superintendent is 31,200 a year.
m-
«SPECIAL.
filming Lamb Hindousrlera. 12360 lb.
spring Lumb Legs. tic lb.
tiprinu Lamb Forcquartoro, 7c lb.
spring Lamb Chops. lilo lb.
Fresh or Corned Plain. (it! ill.
Roast Beef. till/5c lb
PUIILIC MARKET
32 South Main St.
~0le
WILL Liiiili iiiiiiiiiiii
ii
The representatives or the 'I‘vtouzu
biy Motors Company. at New York,
or doing so next Tuesday. They will
be met at the railroad station by ex-
ill'rauk W. Hadley. oi the Merchants'
and hinniliacturers' Association. and
others and shown about the town. All
mg,
119“.
I
deviation Lulsu
Mary Beaoom, Ada Selby.
GOIIDLLEY’S M08
HARTFORD. June 18.—-Lehor Com~
agent or bureau. George A. Persons, of
expenses. Superintendents of tree om-
, Seymour
Iii. Smith: New London. Joseph J. Reil-
Nor-
Bridgeport,
The salary or each
OVER iiii T0580“
who Were to visit South Nowelk this
week. have found it impossible to do
so. but have signified their intention
Mayor Richard hi. Golden. secretory
that the solubility asks Is that it be
provided with a kite suitable to erect
a Isrge factory and curry on its birth
"wliussbuii Amusement Park. setup
day. Norwsilts vs. nit. virtuous, Ad5
minis so who.
Board , at 3...... Visitors .. wm
Select List iroiu Those Sub-
; tuition ‘IinrlocipaIs
liliiilili iiiiiiSElllliililii
ll iiSil iliilliiiiiil
Will Worktaon Matter otilriiwiua
‘ Teacher tor the Schools
n
Most of the time at the spectators-et-
ing of the board or school visitors,
which . was held last evening. Was tale
on In a discussion or the matter ct
high school entrance examinations, for
which the board has been so severely
criticised. Alter considerable discus-
sion it was voted that a committee of
the board acting with a committee or
the high school faculty ould receive
lots or examination questions drum
the principals of the several schools.
from which they will select a set. The
gun—n...-
{Continued on io‘ourth Page.)
—OATMIAL. 3 PKGS. 260.
L. don-loin.” Noun Mela 8t.
It It innit roan
VALLEJO. Cal" Juueid. ”Meir I oo-
rlec or running battles with unicorn oIi
three counties yesterday. Frank Net
ville. believed to be the b0! bandit
who hospheld up a dozen saloons in
California towns recently is surround.
ed In a swamp on Cumulus: Struts.
almost exhausted sad it is believed
his capture in canola.
Melville was traced to Vallejo last
night through a pet snake he was car»
rying. Dulcers renewing him from
town eichnnxed a volley of shots with
the lad. but are eluded them. Early
yesterday he was seen near Glencovc
and replied toa command to surrender
bye iulilude ,trom his pistol, ailer‘
ward diving into a field of grain. He
was finally forced to take refuge in the
swamp.
"AUTOMPIILE FOR HIRE.
flown-passenger Imomobile. 83 hr.
(3. S. Byxbeo. 3 Cedar St. Tel. 10236.
slum stuck
more All: uaos
South Norwuik Council. No: 1.258,
Knights of Columbus, at its semi-mon—
thly business meeting. held last even-
lng, made extensive plane tor the sum-
mer season. The entertainment com-
mittee Imu taken under consideration
plums for holding a dunes ul Retort
during the month oi July. it was also
decided that that the council should
hold another cinmbulte such as won
enjoyed. last season. the same to
take place during the month oi Maori.
and last year‘s committee. with with
three names added, will have charge of
the outing. Another event of import
. nnco will be a play to be produced by
the council In September. ,Amateur
talent, which Is quite plentiful in the
council, assisted by the ladies of this
popular organisation. will compose the
cast.
Two applications ior membership
were received The council hurl reusing
ed notice o: the esoniplideutiouoi the
third degree in Nannetuok on the 11th..
under the direction or W. J. Mullilw.
state deputy.
“NATIVE nannies, sensuous.
Bests. Green onions, Spinach. Full
line or Vegetables. . L. Joseloit.
menarche“. Amusement “titration
day. heritable vs. int. Virtuous; dda
, initial n; as costs.
It to thought Melville's ammunition to .
court tor the past three weeks.
' coat-non the tiniest! comomy.
sultan movie
II can illiliiiil
.5 litany Guasili instant Iiaodsolnc‘ 5E
Picture to the Host and
' " no. Vollmer
l
' Sheriff and ‘Mrs. [William Voilmer
gave a farewell reduction to a large
party of friends, last evening,“ their
residence in Crescent Terrace. Piuo~
chic was the restore oi the evening.
‘ Eight tables were occupied. The first
honors went to Mrs. Richard Murphy;
second. Mrs. William Ahrene: consola-
tion, Mrs. Charles E‘iliow. The first
gentleman’s prize «as secured by
Charles Filiow; second, Harold F.
Clerk; consolation. John F. Jones.
A line copper was served. and the
attair proved a veri'dgiishtfuioue.
The guests presented them with a
handsome picture. the presentation
speech being made by irvlng R. Brad-
ley, and Siberia Volliner, In his usual
happy vein. responded, while Mrs. Voll-
mar sincerely thanked her Moods tor
the remembrance.
There was vocal and instrumoutni
music. and all regretted greatly that
Sheriir Volimnrs family will soon re-
linquish their south Norw‘alk reels
deuce to take up their future home in
the sheriff's headquarters in North
avenue. Bridgeport. .
“
—,-MILK OR SODA CRACKBRB.
3 lbs. 25c. L Joseioif's. 72 No. Main an.
Iiariiord Times liars MM‘
moo Will Be in the Next
Bubsmioriliihoo“
EiliilEil iiiiiiiliiii
WEEKS iiiii liiiiiiiliil
Possibility ei Contest Betwecn
Shelley and dismiss Ior Place
According to a special correspondent
of the Harttord Times Irom Btumiord.
a member or the state central commit-
tee Ia authority tor saying that Con-
gressman Ebenesor J. Hill will not be
a candidate scale. it Is made plain
that Mr. Hill would like to be sororit-
or some day, and Indicates that he will
be In the next race. it is thriller hint»
ed that In case he does not make the
run for governor he will awn be I
candidate [or the United States law
ate. '
ww-
tContinuod 0n Filth Page.)
VEIIDICT AGAINST ROAD.
W.
Weidow of Dead Eunice-r Awarded
$3.000 Damon. ..,
NORWICH June Ithm'l‘ho jury in
the civil suit oi Mrs. .Ii‘rodsricit no»
worth, oi Horttord. widow of Finder»
Ick Ilosworth, the engineer who was
killed when his train ran into runaway
coal cure on the Volley road near Mid-
dietown,‘ Isst’summer. late yesterday
utteriieou returned a Verdict of shoot
against the New Haven road. The
case has occupied the attention or the
At the tiles oi the scoldont. former
Benoit ‘ Morgen G. bulkeisy started
read our burs autumn. which. it
In said. amounted to nourorimtuil
“um.
solving the money that birdhou-
Worth instituted o suit to recover Iii-
The
defendants mount the suit vigorously.
believing that the nurse st to. too was
hmsmiimmerre
, a deficient recompense tor the lose
or her husbeudb r ’
Whether the radioed will tattoos
same or Momentum learned so
wearers searchers '
I Warmer; probable showers Saturday
Some Opposition to the Survey,
But It It Believed the Work
Will helliolillriailon
iiilll lulllll
lliilllllliii liiilliill
Iiecsmry to Cut into Holmes,
Keller 8: Bullock Storehouse
The hearing bolero the Norwalk
City Council in Mind to the proposed
straightening or Cross street for the
purpose or laying a curb and gutter
line was one'whleb tested but a short
not? and although there was a nine
‘ opposition at the'iirtit part or themsel-
Ing, by the monetize mayor had declso
edthe boarln‘gciol‘sduearly all were
In Iavor oi the improvements.
(Concedes stem. loose.)
«.oaosn yous sane
cake, biscuits. cookies. etc.. at Banner
bakery. Brood on sale eyery day be
5, tore noon. Walnut limo every any.
CLEVELAND. 0. June is. «The
whole» came to the rescue. out in
uh Erin. of the passenger steamer
WM States, late last night. alter
the steamer had become disabled
through the blowing out or an engine
cylinder. "The steamer-‘3 wireless op-
erator not out a call tor help. which
was mpondod ‘to hy’tho‘puuuger
steamer City oi Cleveland. which was
I5 miles on the southeast shoals in
in. Erie opporlte Vermilllon, 0.. am
route to Buinlo.
The accident occurred shortly alter
the Western States had left the mouth
or the Detroit river. bound for Cleve-
land. The City of Cleveland caught
the manage tor aid. and hurried to the
rescue. The 200 passengers transfer-
red to the City of Cleveland without
mishap. Ind the steamer continued
with them on to Budalo. The disabled
steamer is at Amusrtsberg, Out, walt-
lng for a tug to tow her to Cleveland.
News at the accident and mucus
were received in Cleveland by wireless
from the boats.
Maloin the Circulating Library and
read the latest fiction [or two cents a
day. at William P. Boers“ Norwaik and
Booth Nowell: stores.
m TAIIELEB u
Laoaoavulloaulsnv
9‘. Jerome Huckley. the wolhknown
young laundrymau and captain or the
80th Norwaiit Fire Police. had a new
row mops troiu terrible and perhaps
total Injuries.qu Wednesday. while
stimuli in his work at lane‘s Wet
when plant. in heilroud avenue
when his mu become tangled up with
the Wherry.
Mr. Buckley was working on what Is
termed the rides} when he became
oaughtiu the machinery. Before the
machinery couldbs stopped he had
_ been drown towards the appliance
and his right shoulder and side severe
omens. He «uttered sscrutlntiug
pain but Iortuuntaiy did not sustain
our broken home.
Mr. Mosley nus taken to his horde
" and medical usrlstanoe secured Be is
still unable to resume his duties and
suitors considerably.
we onus coco cacao MILK. oils.
1.. dossiers. rs North biota 8t. ‘
W
‘- whens the latest fiction (or the
seats a my ct William 1*.- board we
,iiiiiEiiiiii Will is . ' "
iliiiiiiEiiiiiii iiiiiEii‘
all... of 3... "injured than.
From Cherry Tree. Returns to ‘
South Norwalk
George F. Foote, secretary of the
Ferris Coal Company. "returned from
CornwalionLtheHudson, last evening,
and brings the good‘uews that his
young son. rHanIord Foote, who use
so painfully injured at that piece. ‘15
out of danger. Master iFoote tell from
a. cherry tree. recently, sustaining a
dislocated wrist. two broken arms still
a scalp wound ten inches in length.
The young man is attending a military
academy at that place, and together
with several other boys was picking
cherries. The limb upon which Mas-
ter Foote was picking the fruit broke
and he tell to the ground. sustaining
terrible injuries. it was reared at first
that he had sustained a fracture or the
skull. and .‘dr. and Mrs. Foote were
hurriedly summoned to the academy
lie remained unconscious tor some-
“time, but the physicians dually suc-
cecded in breaking the spell.
Yesterday the blood commenced to
cinculete nicely again, and the doctors
gave out that the danger or complica-
tions had been passed and that the
young man would steadily improve.
Mrs. Foote has remained at the
academy and Hantord will he brought
home. as soon as his condition will
warrant the trip.
The academy was plunged in gloom
. at the accident as Hartford is very
popular among his classmates. He
stands at the bond at his clam and
is a. thorough boy. '
hm Wilfllml’ FOR ”I” Mill»
‘ tour A natural health can. we
ling and delicious—anally nude at
home for ac a quart.-
“lion“ DESI]!
Milli" TEAGIIEI
W
movenmenl is on loot in The Non
walks to have the special town meet-
ing, which will be held, Monday even-
qu. vote an appropriation for the main
tenance or the study oI drawing in the
schools or the town. no appropriation
have been allowed for this subject
by the town Board of Estimate and
Taxation. The action or this board In
this respect has given rise to not a lit-
tle criticism. and tactile Union School
District. or South Nor-walk, it has been
voted to appropriate $600. or as much
as may be deemed necessary, for the
maintenance or the study in the
schools or that district.
Al. the meeting of the board of
school visitors. which was held, last
evening. a petition was received (rent
the district committee of the Center
chool District, praying that the board
urge upon the board or estimate the
necessity of returning this study to the
curriculum.
At the special town meeting. it will
be within the province of the electors
to make such changes In the report at
the board an it may deem necessary
and it to expected that there will be a
movement at this time on the part at
the parents or the school children and
by other voters to have this matter
attended to.
One or the arguments uood Is to the
attest that the town has invested in
drawing moteriuili'to the extent at I2 .
000, which under the notion of the
board of estimate will become use»
less.
coconut Airstream.
10 lbs. Lean Corned Beef. title.
3 lbs. best Shoulder Sleek. 25c.
Lean Pot Roast. lilo lb.
Legs Boring Lento, 18a in.
Choice Native Fouls. 18 and ids-lb.
, Roasting Chickens. Sic lb.
Veal. Stew. 12ch lb.
Veal. Roast. lilo lb.
:Lsrge Isncy (irons Fruit, 4 to: She.
Wurrsnteu sweet cram. so, so
e
' and scenes. .
bares Fancy Piecewise. lilo each.
bill: and satin roses are much in
evidence tor omission sensations and
listening the girdle at the hunt or
‘ They were serious operutions
Many Growers chills sou .
tend Hearing oI the Shell »
' Fisheries Committee
iiiiili iiiiiiiii iiiSiEii
BEDS ARE BEING iiiiiii
Some AreAgsiuot station to in-
vesiipatefropsgaiion
HARTFORD, June 16.—_-Wednesdny
the sheliiisherles committee rev
hearings on bills pertinent to
leasing of oyster grounds. the , ‘5
title investigation 0! oyster pro
tion, the n0n~rosEdent holdings.
oyster franchises, and the ban
oil natural oyster grounds. As
expected. the bills for leasing
with some opposition, the atoen
VIOoutinued on Eighth Page.)
~vsav user LARD, 2 Leaked,
L. Joseiofl's, ‘72 North Kain St.
ultimo ll
Mil
mm Frill-nil Skull in solo
on Track at Lighthomrm ,,
~‘—-Is "semiotic ' " ~
NEW HAVEN. June 16. —-As the no-
suit of a spill at the national circuit
bicycle crack at Light House Point lain
yesterday. Samuel Schwartz. an our
tour motor cyclist. who was to him}; .
taken part In the races last night. roi-
ceivod a fractured skull and probebb ~
will die. Schwarts was reticular“;
Henry Reason, another ~ amateur, '
whose machine skidded, runninxiirbo '25,;
the railing and throwing a plank once . ,
the truck, which Schwartz's machine 5
struck, throwing him into the air aha , ;
onto his head on the track. His skull ~
was fractured and he is still unbou-b 55
octane with practically no chance for 5 5.
recovery. Banach was out and bull?
ed.
The circuit races which were to
have been held ioat night. were cute
celled on account of rain. "
mNOTICE.
A special business meeting 9! firm
members or the First convention“
Church. oi South Norwaik. Conn. will
be held Thursdsy. June 22. in; III/Ir
church parlors at 8:80 p. m. .. to ”.1th *- ‘
ice and empower the chairman of m:
business committee and the Iron
to soil the entire property or iii/l
church. situated at the junction
Lowe and West streets. and known II
the Norton property, and to 3le ‘
deed therefor. audio transact any 50th».
or necessary business in eouneetl
with said matter.
Dated at south Norwelli.
15th. 1911.
A. owronr.5
OFFICER MURRAY IIIUT.
Grocer Jarvis 8 Murray. of (ion
avenue, who has been having behold 5
able trouble oi late with his seen.
on which anemones have formed; , ‘
able ”to be out this morning on! m
thusiustioaily stunted mall I
his many tripods. onset now
been Ill and has had two 0m
explained. the abscesses being in
a place that it was necessary to out.
tween the sogular coins to open It _
to rapidly stirring is held
strength and anticipotes no to
trouble. ‘ 3»
«crime his, so can.
in sessions. to north stilts
Norwalk Chronicler