‘fiifi'
of a M a
no I y t'lowortnd of the
.Mw life into bnutifui
deeds. Rather improve-
msnt is the child of ar-
duous struggle. But this
only serves to prove the
crest need of men for
the powdr which the new
life bring. wrth lt.-—ln-
dlnnapotis News.
ESTABLISHED 1870 '
Associated Press News From All Partly the World by I Special Win and Our Own Operator
Entered at the South Norwnlk Post-om“
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TUESDAY. JANUARY 80. 1912
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy tonight: Wednesday fair.
Our unity so Mush
lsrgoth and swolleth this
temporal duration by }! ‘
fleeting perpetually upon
it. and so for exhaust“
and contracts our stein
not state by seldom tuit-
lnq It into thought. that
we make nothing of cloth
nlty and an eternity VI
nothing—Pascal.
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Edward Beard and Mrs. Jessie A. Etwell Sell tor $500, and
John P. Treadweil Disposes of Salt Meadow tor
the Sum
of $75
llNlllNl SlBilANS
' WANl NEW BRIDGES
West Norwaik and Winnipauk
Citizens Make Bequest of
the Selectmen
Bridges in The Nut-truths scam to
have become quite popular, or rather
the movements which are necessary
to secure a new bridge. The town's
project of the 11on Washington street
bridge seems to have started the. cru-
sadt‘e against old bridges.
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Public hearing to Be Held on February 5th tor the Sale at
Library Building and Bald Hill Property
last evening. at which
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A. short nit-oiling ol' the South Nor-
\Viilt lloaiti oi’ (‘ounr'ilnwu was bold
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Voted to piirwlzaec two pier-m ul prop-
Wilt;
city in \‘V'ntcr street, South Nortvalk.
one for the sum of $501.1 and the other
' l-Ii‘ $713.
thanu-llnian
'i‘he resolutions lli't‘fi't'lllt‘tl by
Harry \\". blather were
u-ari and arroptod without much com»
Thom and the (tutti is l‘()l\Slilt'l'tV‘(l a good
tliit’.
Little other business Will-l trait-
sorted and the meeting was adjourned
at about it o‘clock.
b,- Mnyor William l".
The meeting was called in order
Tammany. (‘oun-
lclitnon \\'illl:11u .\lillor.
titt'. l"l't‘.lltl‘l('k ll. Flt'ltl.
\\'ti)‘. William F'.
.\laihur chrc prcscnt.
llli.‘ provinuu incoilliu
(Tit-1k John .1.
wort- approved as road.
ll. MUUl'illll
licoruc 1.. Oil-
liotii’uo
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(tool-go appeared and
t'oinpun)‘.
\l'lUrcd tiodwoll appeared in behalf
of the (lid \‘V’cli llook and Ladder t‘ont-
pant, stating that litututresonit-d that
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llLIIB' MlllSTBELSY
TDMDMDW NIGHT
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Vi ell. boys, tiiev are about all gone;
getV'lhotnns llill celebrated thoh golden cesriti the old one being “mentioned tlonts haw bet-n materially affected
busy before that all go. luor what-gI wedding unnlvoiuory yesterday after- and thought by some to be in a dun-:‘JV‘ the excitement in; oust: will it they
and if you VVlsh to get Vouts,
' Witt. “The Blg Night." given under-
ilie auspices and by the members of
the South Norwalk (‘iub tomorrow
VIDLDEN WEDDING AT
TALIAAIIDE- HILL
Mr. and Mrs w H. intenport. of
noon and evening at. their home lt‘it’
ty people gathered at the happy home
in spite of the storm and a most jolly
M.‘
Hoyt and Harry \\'.’V
i‘unco and on motion;
3; uln- :11 some lcnuth in tho iutnrcets:
ot‘ liw l IIlin States W001i l‘l'OSI‘Pl‘VliiliV main and taxation 11111th bu regroup-.1. tint co1iiluurallon which utterly
Vlt‘m'i-tl H. l
Viunr. near South Wilton, Sunday after»
Winniptiuh is right in line, asking
for a new clone arch structure to
t'lHt‘l’ tho Norwalii river at the end
or lllt' trolley line, and West Nina'allt
is not a hit backward VV‘lion it t'omt‘oV
to a case of uniting for utmii'tltina now j?
in tho line of crossings over water ‘
Winners V
A t‘(.’lllimllli‘ti or l‘t’hltlt not from \\ 1~~11
Vinttaltt haw ilppt'ill'ml to the so
1‘” town of the loan, tiskintt that liugvl
i 111th be g1 unit-ti a non toncrottt arch
i hrltigo oV‘ur tho NI-Vt' t‘unuan .s‘lruam,I
in liroiilticl that later
runs into lI‘ivo;
’l'his crowing la in .\lib
West Norwulli, and ii
V'Mllf‘ River,
lard utrt‘ul.
The Illlilliit‘s “TV appears to ho absolutely V’Sb't'llllfll that‘ his name ‘llroproof.
it new bridge be secured to rupture;
tho tlrosirnt dilupiriulm‘l \K’l’lllllt‘n ai-z
’l'air, which has uuswrrmi for
time.
For this untitor the board of cm-
lo tippl‘upl‘itto ottoilua Intuir‘y incur-
‘3' out the work. it is Iiiidorsttwtl.
liou‘ovcr, that tho sulrrtmon will have
the town ouglueoi, t‘huilcs .\'. Wood..-
lV looit t)\(.'l' the mullet unit a View to
.Vtard Ictommeudlnu the new bridge,
it it is necessary. V
The board of estimate and taxation
“ill be asked for an appropriation for§
the new Winutpsuk slruclune‘ in sue-g
.V “or to it petition from the residents of}
this place some six months ago This;
bridge is felt to be on immediate no;
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At the present time Town Engineer}
Wood is hulking an investigation. .
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Recent Destruction titDr. Wiley’s
and Dr. Smith’s Sanitariums
Proves Desirabitity
”us—m
than it hit tits
m o. Wadsworth’s Instituiio
ildeaiiy Constructed and Located
lit-rout tires in stinttariums anti in.
Shllilllmm hurt- caused llr. Wadswortul
to be congratulated upon his fort-sight .
in making the institution width lware‘
it is found that
must such institutions are not in any V
pleasure fireproof and are ronsi'ructoti i
some 1' of 1hr.- most inflammable material.
The recent demolition of litr. Wind's
Mallllliri’lillll in tlranVirli. by tire, and
desv
12. Smith's lt'onst'alt Sanitar-
nooa, are ()t“(‘ill‘llllct“ll from pith h lcs
sons might be drawn in regards to the
saint lion oi a roirtlt for those moutul
it ill or othotuise afflicted to normal
bring plated in institutions of
this character. Fortunately, and it
might be added, by divine providence,
none of tho tumbles 0r pullout: of'
those two retreats were either killed
or injured in an) way, and so for as
ten be ascertained. none of the pa.
passed ,
llotvever. remains and '
stands out with some prominence that
tho fact
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flight at M11816 H8“ To! the WWW 0‘ time ensued The "”5“ despite their He has made 59mm” ml... to \vimm. 'evcu the most careful supervision and.
letml wars leri't‘d 10 b9 “10*“ do ”mm “m, the mm” in ",de and it; expert medical advice and policy is of
the Old ladies Home
it sure will be. a big time. Of the
whole house. all the tickets have been
sold but a scant one hundmd and
fifty and while tilts stOI‘V was in the.
works these few remaining paste-
boards were going rapidly.
The boys time been rehearsing for
weeks and those who have had
tbrV
lightiul hosts, totally
‘ throughout.
1in the course of the afternoon mam
letters and telephone mcssages of
congratulation were retoived from
their friends who were nimble to be
present in person.
The lionsr- was beautifully decorat-
entertaining
‘ ltl anticipated that his report will de-i
citle whether or not a new bridge Vvllil
be erected within a short time lu‘
\\-'lnnipuult.
'lbougb coverinu only a stream as
large as the Noraaik river at tlilszV
plane the“ bridge is a high one until
therefore nccaasiiilty an expensch
:no avail against the probability of:
l:dt-ath and destruction bv lire.
South Noiwaik boasts of a sanita‘rw
tum which is not out) uptodste in.
its method of treatment. and which is
not only highly recommended by the
highest medical journals of the (lit) for
'lts adaptability to pfliculs who are
’ 9‘98“”? or hearing “‘9‘“ lune rcpoi‘ ': ed for ”w occasion the color scheme matter in construction. Sitculil the “”79"an "‘0‘“ mental and “WW8 (“3'
fill all sorts of
. which
things, conspicuous
among which was the full that they
w-eie literally “all in’ long before the
practice concluded by reason of thcer
laughter which came in spasms as
a result. of life wit and humor with
the whole
almonds.
As to music the members of the
Club need no introduction. They are
' there in every respect with classical
chances are.1
l -~ NDBWALK rites-aura;
and popular, although
that the latter will predominate at the
show tomorrow night, being more ap-'
proprlate tor the occasion.
Everything will be new and crisp
mat in the line of minstrelsy the first
part being designated as
Flee Musical Irévue in One Act "
not miss it, boss and girls for if you
do “you will miss a rare treat.
Part II will bring forth Prof. R. H.
Moore. the rapid crayon picture all
list; and I). wonder he is without a
doubt. Then the mlnstrel four will
play' the tom toms and warble a bit.
' mph/loom will again entertain with
at “illusion: of world"? and then
. (lom'tnittee's
' ltuown us a twelve minute force on
“Is.
for
the grand finale Vvlll come the “Bridge
Midnight Session,"
a
lively topic. it's a scream. Seats
3 may be unedited“ off at the Stillson-
,Vsnd at Glendennlug s.
~SPEOlAL$ AT oOSELOFF' s.
Wary Best butter 111.3911.
Canned tin-mount. 10c
Vli‘ancy lfid Apples, 35c pk.
-Domestlc.Stirdlnes 6 cans 25c.
Very Best Rico, 3 the. Doc.
VLong Islama’l‘urnlps, 190 pk.
till) Clothes Plus. 3409.
Matches. 1 but: free with each 5
boxes purchased. \
3 the Milk or can Crackers 250.
6 cakes Fists Noptho Soap. 20c.
‘ LOUIS J OSELOF'F‘
Powell Corp.
st. 167.
entertainment.
r' . 72. north » than} as.
' being of yellow and white. ”that
, when the wedding supper was served,
' the guests were delighted to find that
the some color scheme had been our
ricd out, in the table decoration
The happy couple have the best
wishes and congratulations of the
community and their many friends.
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RESOLUTIONS ERMA
W LSHING'I‘ON. Jan,
era] of Hiram Bmkiuuham, of Hart-
“A Black “’m- for nearly 20 venue the custodian to start pmcluisei of $1 W‘ollll of
D0 of the interior department was bold goods.
‘lestmdat ulternoon at his late resi-
ldcnce in this city.
'the Grand Army of the Republic and
as a math of the respect in which be
'was held by the war department oili-
(late a squadron of cavslIrV' was de-
tailed front Fort Meyer to firea salute:
over his grave at Amngton National;
cemetery
Representative Higgins introduced:
;lu the house a joint resolution direct-
‘ing the attorney general of the United
States to take an appeal to the su-
‘preme court from the decree of the
circuit court for the southern district
of New York, in the suit ofthe united
States vs. the American Tobacco com-
pany and others. ' ’l‘lie'_resolutiona
were referred to the Judiciary com-I
mittee of which Mr. Higgins is a menu
their.
Representative Reilly “has presented
‘ the resolutions redacted by the Nor-
Vvitlk Board of Trade requestlas that
tile socatlsd: antenna paper clause 'or
the reciprocity agreement. With Cane.-
_ do be chromed.
The post olllce department has or-
dated metal savings banks established
at Riverside and Sandy 1400th «to take
effect February 24 '
30.-—Tiie tun ’;
it was in charge of:
strnilquV give way at an) limo thcl
inconvenience to the townspeopioi
1 would be great, the bridge brine. usedl
oxtcnslV-‘cly. and thus the delta) till
the investigation as to its safott hits.i
been slight.
—NOTtCE.
Tomorrow is Red Letter liar in our
Estore. Ten S. &. it: Green Trading
iSiamps tree to everyone.
THE GREAT A. & P. TEA ($0.,
124 Washington St., So. .\‘or.
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llxtia lutgo size GruV Enameled Tea
Kettle, 301111 (the, will be {than free
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Tel. .ili. Tarlov block Wash. St._
ensue liAiVLl'iDADi '
PROTECTIVE ant
NEW HAVENV Jan tilt—Henry C.
b‘agan add John P. \lorau, charged
i.on ssvetul accounts with theft were
each sentenced to terms of seventy-
five days in jail after sheet-trig in the
5 police court today. The men claimed
to represent an organization named
the Benevolent and Protective Asso-
clutlo of Railroad Men, with headquar-
tors at Troy, N. Y.. and were arrested
after? they collected funds [or the
association here. Investigation by
railroad brotherhood men ontbe New
lichen system, it was testified, show-
ed that the organization named by the
men had no existence. .
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Tomorrow is Red Letter Day in our
store. Ten 8. & H. Green Trading
Stamps free to everyone.
THE GREAT A. &V P. TEA. (it) modern mind has been carefully weigh V. if VV EAST INDIA 'l‘EVA 00.. 7- passenger lt‘tnu‘luxc line in and V “
12A Wuhan... Sh. its star ed‘snil lot Initial: the windiest pout-Jr ‘l it'll. V'l‘ "lcv bloelt,Wsnl1.81. midst). lViiVll- WV noun
tarsus 1 . i. .1... ' . . ‘ Nth all ' d. u” ‘ ' r. «in.
I iudlspcnsiblo rat pets,
is heated by steam. .
(2,350.8 but which is uhmlntcly tire-
plant in constiuction. not a solllmv
plate of lnllanituahlc material being:
used in thc erection or iutriior dororu-‘
tiou,VViti1 the possi ble exception of tho‘
which tire of
such hoary texture as to be prm ticuily'
proof against lire b_v match ends ml
bags of. cigars or cigarettes, and the;
massive furniture with which the?
building is furnished. !
Wobdscourt Sanitarium, situated as;
it is on a commanding eminence. over?
looking. the beautiful Norivulk islands
and Long island Sound, from whence
bility of tire. and it is safe in melting
.llltftl. cushitr of the
Switch ho received the. subpoena.
the unqualified statement that in this»
building will be found a truly fireproof
structure.
Very little inflammable mattor is
permitted to remain within the four
walls of the structure, and if, by any
chance, lire should break out, Wood-
court has the advantage of being with-
in easy call of the local tire depart-
ment which is proficient to a surpris-
ing tlouroed for a city of this size, hav-
ing demonstrated time and again its
true worth and mettle when the oc-
casion demanded.
The lesson to be drawn in obvious.
and it done not nccd be said that, to
those who really desire protection to
those unfortunaios whose condition no-
tressitatcs their being treated in s'
sanitarium, Dr. Wadsworili's Woods-
;court is the place to solid tilt-1n.
wNOTlCE. .
Tomorrow is lied Lottor lid) in our
store. Ton S. 8: ll.
Stamps free to everyone.
THE GREAT A. It P. Ti‘ZA (‘0..
lfll \\'ushiligtop 8L. So. X01.
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\\' .\Silth.}’lth, Jan 30. ~‘r~l- rank \V.
Federation of Labour and Henri l-‘ia
:_ militia and pickcting near
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IN than i ;
lililUB it till
No Repetition of Yesterday’s Rioltng When One :Woman Was
Killed and Others injured, Had Occurred Up V
to Moon Today
NVlllllA FNNNlN l0 NiSPlNSE BNNY ill SYRIANS
Al lNl PiNNl ill lNllll NAYNNEAS [Alli lllllllj
Cars Which Usually Carried Mill Workers Were Deserted
and Three Factories Remained Closed
unset
l. Milli \'(.‘ is. .\lass. Jun 30 w‘Io rc .
petition of Vesicular s llOl-lllK otv‘ur-
r1d 1111le when the VTfll loua
amills opened for operations.
whole cltV was under control of the
the mill
‘disirltt has stopped in the soldiers.
l‘heic appeared to be. a slight increase
in the number of mill- oniplotees who
went to work as iompuicd with that
it. «\tiloV
'\lorri~oti, scrictutt of the .\mcricauV o. “Mud”-
No Serious trouble had occurred up
itigga \‘ninmm to it a. 111., although tin-to were. a chv
llauk. which is the depository of the minor disturbances.
Fodm‘ultml's funds,
McNamara deft-use fund.
and ulsa for the,
mm been of Syrians attempted to form a parade
subpoenaed to appear on Feb. 1 no
love. the federal grand ,iurv,a at lndttin-i
spoils which is iuVestigsting dyna-
mite plots
‘1 will appreciate this opportunty
to show all our books and have the
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in the Plains district when a body
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Tbcl are said to have been hurt.
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about the it :no the mills were opeulu
the militia towed tilt-1n To disperse at
the palm of batoucts. Several strike?
The strik- '
crs showed much feeling “and Weld;
slow in retreating when the order W ll.
given by the military officers . V V
In the vicinity of the Arlington Millie
a crowd of strike sympathizers it»
tempted to cripple the electric car semi“
vice by cutting trolley wires. The
men were partly successful lnthdr ,
tempts before they were Mmflby
the militia. On Essex streegthemo.
(Continued 011 Fifth page.) V‘ '
FEW PASS BOOKS
HAVE BEEN TlllllElHll
Wm»..-
\\l.\‘DSOR LOCKS Jan :10. -Up to
lvetlcrntlons accounts investigated by: the present time the response to the
the federal authorities."
will leave for lndiunupolis today."
The records for which the grand
jllly asks will all two large trtmsz:
the subpoena directs Morrison
of all receipts
. °1clndergoing
produce cancelled checks and records rectlon of
said Morrison call issued by the Windsor Locks Set I
1 tags ilanlt Ofllcisls to depositors to
turn in their pessbooks for compari-
son with the accounts on the books
the bank which are now
examination by
the state bank com
and disbursements missioncrs, has not been very gen-
«undo I” the federation or D) l1im- ,er.al 0an about sixty pass books hav-
sali‘, between April 23.1911.and Jan. ilug been received at the bank up to
96 lint). ,
As those dates cover a period sub
the present time. it is expected. how
eVVer when the depositors receive the
sequent to the arrest of the McNam- Mme; which were being sent out, to-
11111 brothers, .\lr :Vlmrlson infers that day the teaponse will be much quicker
the grand ““3 "“9““ to inquire. "“0 and more general. The examination of
the disposition of the McNamara de-' the books. was continued todav by C.
““59 f.und Further than ”-‘mg that li.Du1cher. expert accountant for the
out of approximately $225, 000 paid in, .state bank commissioners
little more titan $5. 000 remains, \li.
Morrison today declined to discuss its
expenditure. li lies been stated
labor leaders. however,
of the money was turned oter to Clar-
enrc S. Darrow. the attomey indict-
ed for bribery yesterday at. Los A1»;
gelcs.
-Au examination of the federations
hooks prior to the dates named or
and by
Treasurer C. F. CleVeiand
a... a... fill“ BOYS’ ATHLETIC CLUB
The not 8‘ Athletic Club of the First
jblethodlst Church of South Norwalk.
the grand jury. Mr. Morrison doctor!
led. would show no disintrsementstto
the McNamara brothers or to- (no
held its that indoor track and field
meet in the club rooms at the church
last evening. The exhibition was giv-
en in the presence of an enthusiastic
gathering of visitors, who generously
can be seen of a elem day the white structural iron workers’ orgwlzatlonfl applauded the splendid work of the
sands on Long island and from where
snbllmitV of the tumuitous waters of'.
the sound lashed into a fury .by the
strong winds. and the Vessels, large
and small, scuddlng before the slut-111,;
is as near to modern lirspmof con-F
strnetion us human ingenultV can do
vise. being constructed of materials
practically lndostntctible by fire or
water.
The 1“!"de is essentially 131‘ AM” 1 San Francisco “CALL" prints today a 13 seconds;
i DGW'ltL
Wedsworth's ow 11. having
been designed by that well ~known
physician, and built under his personal
supervision.
{rho exterior is of g nits. quarried
from the grounds upon which it
Strandfl The items is or the most ac-
cepted pattern ,and grade of iron and
s‘tcei construction: the Doors on four
of the live stories are of tile and mar-
his. the only wood floors being on the
fifth and top storv where the doctor
and hip faintly themselves live. These
are of the hardest grain, and being
protected by the re-lnftirced. concrete,
maple and granite all around them.-
V ore prsotlcsllv fireproof. Light to fur-9
nestled by electricity and the building;
Every precaution ‘knOWn to the
NEW YORK. Jun 30. —'—“Tl1ot‘s all [)0th
on a lellllV dav can be witnessed the. right; t’m glad to hear it," declaredl scores. wet-é as toilette:
The point \Vlflllels: with their
First—R.
Samuel Gompsrs today, upon learning; Lincoln 1-1; secoudw—tle between Elton
that Frank Morrison and Henry Fla-
ther had been subpoenaed to testify
before. the federal grand jury at in-
diaa spoils Mr. (tempers said that
he had no statement to make reg
gardlng the indictment of.“
Darrow at Los Angelou. '.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jun.
30. —-—The
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Hovt and J. Davis, 13 each; C. Sher
wood, 9. L Reurdon, 8; L. Brush, 8;
G CaVe,7
individual Events.
220-yard time trialtswlr‘lrst, Hoyt. 32
ace 8‘ seconds; Davis, 3th seconds; Lincoln.
:37 seconds.
100 vard time trials—R. Sherwood,
I. Tilly, 5 seconds; G.
special dispatch from Los Angeles. eta” l'l‘llly, 16 seconds.
ting titat“‘t‘r01n an authentic sourcc'
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Junior reluy,—Fiist Brash; second,
its correspondent is able to state that C. Sherwood: third Sims
the indictments of Clarence S. Darrow'V
for bribery was based upon informs.-
tlon given in a confession of Bert H. ".
Frank-tin, a'detective‘employcd by the
defense in the murder trial of James
B. Mchu1aer.1 Franklin, is awaiting a
trial for bribery and attexpptedibrlbet‘y.‘
The two indictments against Darrow
charge that be furnished the funds
with Which. the State charges. Fraulc
ltn wot-iced V
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*EHEE 'l'Hls WEEK.
Extra large size Grey Enameled Tea
Kettle. worth title. will be given free
to every purchaser of $1 worth of
goods. 1‘ "
Hulf- mile walk—Fltst. Cave; second
Reurdun; third, Hendricks. '
Halt-mile walk, Junior HFirst, Hart-
wick; second L. Brush; third. Sher-
wood '
Pursuit race-First, Lincoln; second
Hayes; third, Hoyt. .
Running broad lump-F‘lrst, J. De-
vls: second Hendricks; third, Cave.
Standing brodd jump—First, Davis;
second, Lincoln; third, Hendricks.
~Sbol‘t race—+Flrst. Hoyt; second, Lin-
coin: third. VC Sherwood. 1
Fish race-«First, Q Sherwood; sec-
.ond. Hoyt and Lincoln. tied. .
«4'63 HIRE NIGHT ORVDAY,
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dl } tionsrv measure against farcywm
WATElllllG TANKS
V Ill llllllVlALK
Fm, the orders 0! Veterinarian
. Bates, or South Norwaik, 8
Commissioner ‘0. lrving Bylngtonfssbi
ing in conjunction with Highway 09V
miesoner Nelson W. Benedict, Ml.
with a gang of men shut oi! the M
in all watering tanks as a m
glanders.
Several horses in Norwalk and
cinlty 111th become afflicted with th
disease, which is sure death to; 3..
horse and extremely serious to 11le
man being and the authorities till
the action is best that could be tuba.
Dr. G. M. Brundage has also natures "
ed an opinion to the effect that. M»
course taken is a wise one.
Therefore horses must, hereof
until the prevalency of the ill .
has passed. be given water at tit
owners‘ barns and it they are to:
watered on the road, brook VIEW
must be secured for no public or
tag tanks will contain (the liquid
.\o cases of the glandors a
lumen to be in existence today, 3 V,
there have been several, and it is
more than likely that more horse-s w
become affected before the widter
over.
—-RED LETTER DAY.
Wednesday, Jan 31.. Ten S &
Stamps free at the S. d. it (393s Pro"
ium Parlor. 13 North Main St
in 30111 soap wrappers tob'dcc
labels. and particularly Hamil
pens and bonds and receive Shh
Stumps in exchange. No book
deemed on above date. I
CDllllTllY CLUB
The following is the report 0' lilo
nominating commlttee of the Not-w ‘
Country Club for officers to be hallo
for at the annual meeting to be held.
February 2V4:
President—George L. Woo w
Vlcs-Presldentfiloseph ft. Ta is
secretary—Charles E Hoyt. ‘
* Treasurer-dol1n W. Olmsted.
Members of Governing Board
serve three years—Curl A. Harm-opt.
Charles Klein. Meter IHIsli .
Members of. Covet-slug Board
two years to fill vacancy—t ‘vl
Miller, Jr. V.
auditors "
Ymour
Reyt‘nond ,
Norwalk Chronicler