is but . . . a vision,
resist Spirit which has
reality and is alive? L
' wcariyie.
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Entered at the South Nor-walk Poet—omeo5
as Second Cloud Mutter
HHME MA HHH HHMPHHYS
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ESTABLISHED 1870 H WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Friday: warmer
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Large Attendance and a Most
Enjoyable Time Experienced
HHIlliHHl WEHHIHH
IH WESIPHHE HHHHHH
Miee Ethel Maud Beers Becomes
the Bride ot Addison Emmet
| Hill,
‘ [XP 0" 8 AND BURNS ”P by A" AustInI-ol‘south Norwalk MAY PAY A "W R RA
' Him it! more has the Norwuilt Club . . , 55
seen each a guy throng within ita ‘ The most brilliant wedding core- 5
many of the #688011 in Wentport took
place at 7 o‘clock lilat etching, when
bliss Ethel Maud Beeia, the ntlinc-
live and accomplished daughtci of
Mr. and Mrs Homer S Beers, of 70
Wodivnrd‘nvcuue, South Norwalk. tic-
cutue the bride or Addison Emmet
Austin, son of Mr. and hire. Willie it.
Austin, of ii Woodward avenue, South
aNtii'wnlh, and prominent sound auto
inohllist The nuptinle Were hold at.
*the Methodlat Episcopal Clilhlltiil oi‘
Iinut place, in the presence 0: n largoi
walls as was there; last evening at
the society dance of. the younger ole
mont oi the club'u incluberiihlp. Amid
the many palms and turns placed at
various vantage poiillii about the spit-
clone club building the youth In eve
iIlnI,r drone diaported and mode merry.
’i‘ho vory wnlla counted to appreciate
the change or conditions and return»
cd each light laugh with it pleating
echo.
’i‘iic dunno had been In the conrlio. ot‘
Builhing Contained a Great Quantity of Grain, and the Detona-
tion Was Heard ior Several Miles. Parts oi
Structure Thrown High in Air
HH HHHIES HAVE BEEN EHHHH HEIHHHHH H iS
HEPHHEEH THAI HHHH EHPlHYES WEHEHHEEH ML “5555551 A5
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go, Also Burned Out With-a Loss at $200,000 .
Public Service Commission, at Its Session in New York City
Yesterday, Ordered the Railroad Company to
Produce the Figures
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WHHEH HEHEHIE HEHEEH IE EHREH HHE HHHHHEH’
Move is i’rovoked by the Failure of Charles S. Mellen,’
President of the Railroad, to Appear
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.Bridpepori Asmlflfinfl PFOEESESI (oncouree or the retainer and blends;
of the contracting parties. The nup-
Apainei Ratification oi Treatiesttni mm m tied by new time I
make a cocoons oi‘ the utinir. Their illltihoii, of sin; Harbor. bong inland.
elicits were duly lewnrded m, the WASIIINDTON l) C. Jail. .,5. “HI and Rev. Arthur G. Bosnian, of “cat
plcusnntnesa or last evening's memo Emit! paid littic attention to the iron port
robin event and their in naught hilt and ritual mill or the Democrats. intro? Previous. Im ”w WWWM’ and MM";
piniso for the manner In which the (lured today nettle not. punctuate an) ‘3‘“ “new “we ”m‘mg‘ Pm: Al”
Wall pap" Dealers Burned Out. ‘ ”mm” W” carried out Imrii! ldniulalion tl melon 0‘ CM'H 3‘ i‘ llirun m0 organist M the Nor and Hartford Raliioud will pay less
(.‘Hlt‘. \th um I. ~ The nonunion ivI-i since the addition tli' the Input Term The Diwali! in would pm lt,,’ ““1“ “’"HWHWWM ‘ “mu“ ”mam“ ‘
brick building ouupied ll} it. ('. OrrelI born of the Round Table Club to the became. it in not Emmi on a report an elaborate nuptial ””5“ “firm“ fare in ”‘9 near future unless that
It ('onipnii,» wholesale wall paper dcuii Noitvalk mill) thorn has been a jut from the Turin WM " which do] lghted all who heard It The company can coiiiiute the Public Sex
other Incitiiicrs working diligently to
lllllllill‘i‘ of ciiiploycs had been killed
but no bodice wcrc iouud.
’Ciilt‘IAGO, Jail. 25I~~Firc Wlllt'll i’ol~
lowed a. terrific explosion. the cause
ot’Iivhich is unknown, Iiast'rol'cil the el-
evator of the Acme Malling (Hollipflily.
lit. Bloomingdale road and North lbth
nvcnuc. early today.
Oillcet's oi' the company were on
Munv thousaudc of commuters on Weistcliester coniity should not be re»
the lines of the Non Yotk. New Havcn dnoed ‘
Mr Stevens expiessed his displednv
are at the failure 01' Charles 8 Mel,-
ien. president of the cmnpany. to obey
, anub, n w i h l . ’
oil: It id Wont Luke silent, “ wneI cncecent Itlr pounding the club and "Mr-r . Ionic-Ilium were ‘ (“w (otnmisulon ot’ the Second Dc scnttelfieferdtlt‘yc affix? giant; my
able (0 state their exact 10555 The “5L5‘k55555l mgfim earl“ lodav. 1.501035. mm nigmn pleasant galloping Itccon (Continued on Second Page.) Illaieh in l)....... ..... ileum Smart I pertinent that there has been a do the. complaint tiled by Edmund W
building was 1.20 feet long, ti-ity‘fcnt is (“aliiiililod at $200.5” . touted thin quality. The mum“? of .-Iwawmw—IW Meditation iii a t dihedral” nil. Silas: creche in the number of pneecugera Flake Mayor of Mount. Ve
wide and 100 1‘ch high. The elevator m-.,...;...._.,....;.:..t....._.m the spurious rooms and hails was Inn" Ena'lisns IMarch in lilliat """"" A L Welt cinrrieil and a decline in gmg income It ltlzzt to resent rates Exam
contained lunch grain. «Witt-n traveling carry American? hlddgn in the "mm music, “With, Odartoiv ill Eliot ........ A l. Witty since the advanced rated became effec. (5:3): by egotistical-tor the HEW L
The detonatimi was heard several Express (3on Traveler‘s Chocks, lief wipes and Kit) times. : ”IN-5 ‘9'! HUNHI Overturew‘murlinc ‘ “”E‘ V. “““M” the, him? that Mr Mellon lute-munit-
ntiles. Tons of grain and ilill‘ls of tho “flingifipufiun being required with} The mm"; for the dancing and for; . IScherxiilo in G ......... It. Funiagaili Frank W. Stevens. chairmen of the courtesy to the communion dill MC
' wrecked structure were thrown high mew, pm. We ..5, the City National the notice rt was furniahed hy sided»!- wa YORK ““5 M wllocomotive ISI, (colic (marten No. 2.. .h:. llutislc; oommlaelon, served notice on the court 5 5 5
in the all". it was reported that. a
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‘Iiisiioriioliiiitmi .
Increment tint ,
n‘I
cits omiteatru or ‘tlridgoport The engineers on an mime: in the mt-
lirldnl Chortle from ‘l‘nhengrln" Ipnny yesterday to show cautie why
"W“ *‘ . “ musicians were ill their bent and this era territory have We demands tor l’ "R “ ”W"? Eh” commutation rates ‘0 Wm“ in
"A"' lun'c'fiurs in known to all dancers and lovers ot a decent increase ill wages maria! \ adding March“ “‘1‘” icodelesohné
"“13“: In “3“” 5 Ifrom ‘5 Wins W M.» Th3 demands The bflde W“ beautifully when;
F50! MIMI“! “sun Despite m mansion in cities to the involve an venom out at chicane. “I "W mm"? "W- "‘MNI
WM”. "Manly-Bear.“ the “Turkey‘i‘mtflltfid north Wtitd’hdefii‘ the Not-loll: ‘1‘" ““1“” 1”” "M ”7“” “WI TI“. 0' WHEN
GEORGETOWN 0.. Jan ,5 w’l‘hei and some of the other lateral dance and Wooten Railway and ot' the able Hm She mfifli t Kimball,“ 01¢
* gland jury of Brown Coiiiiiv. Into aes- 4“”1’5' the about named two River in; 3 :08? an it Leticia hilt I Before a comparatively email gath-
(59mm. returned 33 I;"(m.mmmI were entered by those in thcf Letters Irwin brotherhood maleI \I e ii e was I e ‘ 5h! 83 er‘ing .0: M0150 at the Norwalk high
aiming} mm, court-Iv oiiicnvls for gathering who ware laminar pith to the lamentable oi tbeae l’uihoadh do I”! M. HEEWIEMII 0‘ Rdxeilc ”Inchmi building. last evening, Protein
bribery. soliciting a bribe offering. a‘ ‘1‘” mp“ T“ “mm“ "“‘“‘T"““" W mm were: ’” "m”?bmmm m: 0mm” "m are” our Christian Gauss at Princeton Uni
bribe padding Immila and euibeazle I “d the "Boston" were “”0 euloyed located the object being to standardvi m in pink in “Tune satin with “I varsity. delivered his second lecture
mm The officials retired from otilcol the excellent music by the amount-ll ice the erase min on all titles in thin “”0 ““1“" “"3" "id pink ”hi“?- I 0‘ the Tony Teachers course taking
late last October since which time it making “1" accomplishment can WI- territory. “ w“ do!” by "1” “film’s”. carriedo bouquet 0! pink roses Ifor hie subject “Rousean.” the colon
(inlet inientlanIIOu has been made I‘ “will” Imen “d “"22““ in 1910 I Arthur C Hoyt or South Norwatk united author and "stunner oi the
the records of We“ various demflj The dancing splice covered two pari The General Managers AssociationIRNN ‘3 b2“ mm “d the “BMW eighteenth century. of Jean Jacques
menus Those. Indicted are: W E I lore and the long and wide hall. The has been called to appoint ll commit». Wm Harold 3 Been, Leopard Mac ”Rousseau. the speaker found much
Hare and S. A Davis, i'oufier couutv; rugs had been taken up and the floors toe to negotiate with a committee or “MEG Ravmond 3- Gem“ and ROI) Ithat was of interest to say and his ice
commissioners: W. D. Wilson, tormer' “9““ waited 9" 'h‘" “n “a E“ ““”I ""3 brotherhood in order that the ert 1‘" 1“ ,ture was one rich in historical met-
infirm“) dlrpmor; new“ it. Hoes. Icondltton tor the event Invention can be dealt with collectively 5; The ceremony was performed under ter, dealing with a period in which
{either couutv suiiotoi; II. it Burns I During ”"3 ”mum” refreshments; Railroad men WM have discussed a floral arch of pink roses and Mimi great changes were initiated, the re-
DEII‘S or the local Elks organization. who sought the other of nuperlnien-S “’9'" ””"V‘Hd “"1 “Ed" "0’“ ”i” dun "“3 new demand N the ”WWW“ be»; which Add“ materialLt? the health units of which are now appreciated.
The district deputy witnessed the con (tent of the inflrmary W J “mes {WW-7H (ting. pool. billiards and cards were lleve the time iii l‘nopportnue tor a 0' “It! 80811» of title h a party stood5 and for whlch the subject of his lee»
. Herring oi «the deltree on. three candi Inier superintendent of the count} in Mimi W3 tltIcrIslonB movement 0‘ ““3 ”1““ and are 91‘3““ M the altar. T a ceremony was 0‘ mm was directly accountable
(lutes. and complimented the oiiicern'tiriunii; Louis liautz. ex-Ellllc‘lintii'll- I ed "0 think that railroads will not unusual beauty in many respects Thosewlto (all to take advantage 0f
0“ the WOI‘R- He made a my We? arm of munchies; W. 1. Martin. who “flew.“ COLLEGE DANCE (”mm “'9 “man“ "mm mm appreciated by an present :this course of lectures which Protes-
estlng speech on the good oftlie order. 'I’mmcrly held the some ponitou; A. ll POSTPONED ‘ M 1" " The contracting parties are well not (lanes in giving at the high school
and tame the local members some ex- Curtg‘imddon, ex- clerk of the (Imm‘I (fining to the death of Miss Eta ~Amerlcnu “3‘1"?” (30:3 ”“9“?" 33 ”MW“ 1“ The N°""H3Ek‘3 ““1- E“ West are mining an educational treat the
(client advice Samuel Kallitz “mm“ treasurer , Keeler, the dance of the Merrill ()0 Chocke for sale by the (it: National 3 port. The will is a South Norwnilt V‘nlue of which is only appreciated bv
Others who were piesent and wow and Chalice B. Drinker, agent of a1 logo students. vvhich one to hate ““1“ boy, who ““3 mm” a “"19“” hint-5. those Who. have listened to his words
heard blom during the evening were Pittsburg rolling machine company. been hold-tomorrow night. has been ’3" “3 an automobile ““39"" and His comprehensive review of the lite
Exalted Ruler B. B. Plumler. of The letter is charged with ofterlnaa ”03‘9“”? Indellhlleiy. GIPTAH" HWIKSIMNK 5 33):; wfiztgfiafififigflggzgtgfi,and work of this great writer and
Bridgeport Milne. No. 36, of Bridge bribe in the Interest or tutorial! and , I r t It! at hteenth centur was
.iport; Exalted Ruler John G. Moore, of ' ITAL'AT WARSHIP 8‘6“ "in" FORTE] men may, 0! New “Wk city. While In: tenche 0 ti g 5;
stop? “"07"!“ Llutn NEW YORK, Jan. 25.—»-Cnptaln Bar
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Indication tulips
c
~ The delegates. to tho annual
in; of the Falrtield County 811
the Women’s Auxiliary to them
of Missions and others who W
the afternoon meeting held in 7m
Episcopal Church were the W
or a rare treat in the address by .
Right Reverend Henry Douglas“ '
eon, D.l)., bishop of Nevada, . 5
spoke on his work among the Ya
lndians of western Nevada and among 1
the miners or that vast country.
The speaker talked of his actual 5
perlences and inasmuch as these Were
lived in a romantic country, among.
romantic people his words were an
pally interesting _ and the lesson!
which he drew from these experts
were Well worth hearing. 5 7
Bishop Robinson is an. atom
speaker and his subject was one‘
Which his life's work had been
ed consequently his talk was up“
ly good
The service was an enthusiaat
although Bishop Robinson“ a all
was the feature. The delegates nil
others present enjovcd the session at
nlensely and all agreed that. it was
large Plumber of Members Lie
ten to 'iilelitdrese and Indulge
in a Turkey Slipper
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Michael J Hum. of Hartford Lodge,
No. 19 Hartford Connecticut, paid his
annual official visit to Norwulk Lodge.
No 709, Benovoientnlid Protective 0r
tier oi‘ Elks last. evening. and the at
fair called out a large number of moul-
m... «M M a.» now“...
the concern 1‘” represented not only interesting but instructive to
' v So in Noraaik he was ill repmeemi '
”w. 899' Stamford, and R ”S. Tipper, or “[1129 oi n,“ nullnnny here and “hunt surprising degree. The apealiers
No date has been set for the trials of
'No. 899. Stamford. am of title indicted men. '
The lodge accepted an invitation
‘1 1 .5 enjoyed. The euteltainment commit
5 from Rev. Frederick A; Coleman, rec? -
tor of Trinity Episcopal Church, to at»
I end lithe services in Trinity Church on
Sunday evening, February 18th, the
date originally set having been chang- ‘
ed on account or the ill health of Mr.
Coleman, who Is obliged Ext take It
shall rest to recuperate ,
Several more oandidateéi will be in
A dilated into the lodge on Sunday after
noon next.
A fine turkey supper was served at
the conclusion oi‘. the business session
. and an hour of sociability was grentli
, tee of Which M. P Hallock is chairman
received many compliments on the
success of llié ‘l‘nenu
n
openers DANCING SCHOOL.
Red Men’s *Hall f‘every Thursday.
iIiiiiI’iIouiIiiI Iii _
- ioiinli istIIIios
ZANTA diverse, Jan. 25I~A violent ‘
, earthquake concede great amount or
‘ Where-Imuc‘h 5
No iatnllhiaii
“walnut elit‘n Il
est iiodeililb ex
~8MITH'8 DANCING CLASS.
Trust Co. Hull everv Thursdai
OPHIB HHAPTEH MAS
. MAST BEEF SUPPER
“w
Preceeding the meeting of ()phlr
a roast beef supper was served in the
banquet room, which resulted lube
ing a great success in every we). EI‘heI
supper was excellently prepared andl
served in a manner most acceptable;
it.
gratulnted upon their successful ef-
forts. '
At the business meeting those our
care not installed at the lent meeting
were ushered into evince with the usual
ceremonies performed by Post Mil.
ron Mrs. Jennie Jarvis. Theywerene
follows:
Associate Matron—Mrs. Ada Pasah.5
Conductrees~Mra Mates: Malian.
Marshal—Mrs. tirade Marsha
5 (luv National Be it.
Chapter, which was held last evening,
to all who were present to partake bf I of the visit to Rome 02 Herr von Kid-
'l‘lle ladies in charge were con-I
" lat French atenrner Manouba by It'al‘
‘ian‘ waIehips is practically closed The .
VIENNA. Jan. 25.~—The action ct an
Italian warBlllp in clapping the Ann
ton "Cruikshank. of. PotedamIIN. Y.. xiv
an up as dead for more than a year
and recently discovered here masque-
trinn Lloyd liner Brogan; had given
fresh impetus to the antidtallan cem- ;
palgu here The prcas continued to?
make emphatic protests regarding the‘
, incident, although the owners of the'
I Brazen»: have stated that they coniiidL
er the meter or no importance
I The suggestion is made here that lb
alv cede tier East Atricart pdsseaelone
‘3 to Turkey as compensation for the
loss of Tripoli. Some significance is
attached to Ithe tact that. title sugges-
lion is lbrthcomtng just at the time
erlen Wnecher, the Gen-man Foreign
secretary. .
PARIS, Jan, 25. wA dispatch lrom
Rome ears that the Italian government
"has given orders that the Turks taken
from the French eteame'r Mnnouba
shall be re eased No confirmation oi‘
RGME, Jan 25. —-'l‘.he Frenccdtaiia
incident brought about by the seizure
‘0! IT l'itlsli doctors and nurses from
ji‘iliis was Mind in crucial Quarters. ,3, r2
railing an Donald Douglas was a pa»;
manner on the steamer Caracas. which
docked in Brooklyn this morning after
a. vovexe mom San Juan. Porto Rico.
The captain we» a. second cabin pea»
avenger and kept to himself during the
or Cruikshank .
Cruikshank left here for Porto RicoI '
recently. after bidding good-bye
Miss Edith Rohent, a Brooklyn girl.
whom he wooed in the guise of a sin-
gle man.
Reporters ville accented Cruikshank
just before the steamer docked tound
him moody and uncommnnicctlvc.
‘My name is Fuller and i live in hiln.
hesota.” he held f ’ .
, 'Didn't you go to Porto Rice on DOW
aid Douglas?” he has asireii. ,
"I'm not telling anything." was the
reply . ‘ ‘
“What do In intend to do new?"
‘ I'fThat‘a my buntaesefl ‘
I
these cars.
were a beautttul peat-l pendent the
top. He was booked as o’. w mum slit '0' W W“ The mm 8m. W
and denied that lie was either Douglas the ”W MP “W a “mm” “M“
pin and to the new
mifcouipie left one ”can; trip or a‘
wreck. or hot! om? dilution to parts ‘
upuhnown to their friends.
their return they will take up their
rbnldenco at West 6'; til attest,
Ydrk city They were given a long to
be remembered hand-oft~ and left with
the best wlehee of their many friends
tor a bdppv and
”life
to
like. you Wit 1 be
The bride in nice well known here.
During the ceremony the brideniilld
pearl stick plus. I
lilac, the happy
Later in the ‘
Upon
New
succeseiul married
WRANULATED SUGAR. 525143. 5
With every purchase of ti pound oi
u‘r limit crane Tee. any kind Ionj
billed; to buy 10.. 51de .
_ (garner lion. '1‘
7M5- no validity to not:
oléi and dance. Thursday
. Jan. 26.
- tutegn 12 ladies and 12 gentlemen,
.5 {or n’ 85 gold piece. Admission, 25c
Ladies with bon5en tree. _
IblobitI
hi it cede in h sale of familiarity pith the subject and the
loved envle e “c t e , time in which the eminent author liv-
ed adds color to his talks which is
having been enunciated vvfth her lath-I m" “d ”99"“me by a“
er in his business activities in this;
citt'. in which capacity she displayed
not a little business acumen.
The speaker addressed his listeners
to a conversational tone and at no
time directed the role of the ordinary
lecturer.
O! Rousseeu‘ s lite and eccentricltles
of living and manner, he had much to
say. at the inoaicuieble results of his
writings, standing as they did for a. re-
volutlon or society and eighteenth cen-
tury philosophy. he dwelt lingeringiy.
,It was with regret that his listen-
ere heard the last of his talk,
there is little doubt but that they will
be present at his next lecture,
and
mot—W
«at-JONES WILL BE THERE
Butler Lodge entertainment, box so-
evening.
Grand competitive drill, he
Donovan
i‘M 5 . 5 5 . a” ‘1.
. .
rape TIl-lE BRUTE. 5
fl I‘fDid you put up many preserves I 5. I”
Wont" ~ I ~
fitting and of a most successful not;
pleasant convention.
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~onANULmeu soon, So La.
With every purcha‘iie of a pound a!
our High Grade 50c Tee, any kl 55
like, you will be entitled to b5
Granulated sugar for 50c ..‘l’ Hill?
is good from Thursday to Me
elusive.
mar INDIA The. no
anlov Block, Washington
WA.
SUFFIELD STUDENTS MAD
SUFFIELD, Jail. 25. —~A large
ber of the boarding students
Connecticut Literary Institute
from a malady somewhat slmii
stated, to ptotnalne poisoning. ..
pal Ralph K. .Beerce" is also among
ailing. The Illneoe itvwas stated lode
developed late last healthy at
diaspora?
Bill/u ii; is”
gallon allowed that council
and canned corn bath termed
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