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bluebirds will sound
more than ever inns-
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MEMDRY DE A00“ DAM
uni D “A
Hundred and Filly Guests,
Expression That It Was the Best Ever
EllNl'S DRDHESEDA EDDAISHE
MDSID AND DDEDNEE RDSSEEE WAS EHE DAEERERE
DAEHD ID 000
Fifteenth Annual Altair, Held Last Evening, Attended by Two
IN HDDDDED
Who Were Unanimous in
l
D EXDEPEADDAEAY EIAE
Attorney MArshall F. Malone,
van, oi HArtiord, and Others Deliver Interesting Addresses A After the sumptuous mm the
guests adjourned to the living room,
tiomme‘inorntingln a manner decid-
only approprigte the birthday unnlvor—
nary of Abrit’it‘zttn Lincoln, one of the
world' a most famous men and the first
mum-roll president of the . United
States, for the fifteenth consecutive
year the Catholic Club and their
friends gathered last evening to the
number ot’lovcr two hundred and titty
around the festive banquet table, and
more listened to speeches and reflect
, ed upon the life of a great man.
Although fourteen tiinea‘previously
the Catholic Club, of NOI‘Wulk. has an-
tertaiued on this specific occasion,
very few of the previous bouquets
DlD WEAA IDDDK 00
SignerszlA Subntit to Council-
nteo eased: lflby Organiza-
lion Should Remain East at
Railroad Tracks
-
At the meeting or Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company last night, it
was unanimously voted to have the
satretsry,‘ D. w. Heriord, appear, be-
fore the South Norvralk Board - or
Councilmen. at the ow meeting, and
present statistics to summrt the claim
of the company that it should be lo.'3
.cated on the «that aidnttli’ the railroad
embankment. it was also decided to'
urge the recent signers of the petition
to have the company remain in its1
present location appear before the
‘ council and present arguments in sun
port of the petition ‘- ‘3
3 _. The meeting was one of the longest
. attehded ever hélld by the company
3 and much interest was taken in the
proceedings
One new member was elected and
A
A
thlch might
croutons advantage
antic todni‘ for the
E Allen, Chief Signal of
" as or the army.
achines will be a fast
fieldcatlons calling
n iilllii “nun
' L want Trust Company building. when
ordered by Brigadier-l
0' NOW “York REV. "- A sum- whitit was impressively presented by
A
could compare with last ciening's af-'
fair neither in the excellence of [ht-A
menu itself not in the expressed put- i
riotism demanded- by the event in its
significance. The very an of the hair;
quot hall use pervaded with the fool—i
ing of houmgo and. reverence for Am- A
critas (incensed president A
American flags formed A
the month:
“9m ”M's A" the decorative ”new” tlona The occasion was one ions to1 ”d them A” om“ at it select: G E“ the retreabincntu which were served a "3’1un “'3‘“ 39”“ A0 “‘93“ 9'93?“
bo‘ remembered by the friends of note “WW“ “l“ WW“ ”E‘A'm‘“ m ”A“ at intermission betwon the am and by the members or the Eureka Rebek
lemming and A Dwight Keep snort-titty.
but hunting of red, white and blue ad-
dcd much in this direction. A large
photograph of uncoln was nicely
placed and ddtnlrcd by all.
(Continued on Tenth Page)
.— m ”'39-.
am reunite unset
NEW HAWN,flh.18-lt develop-
on today that the roll that caused the.
wreck of the east-bound Federal Ex- 3
press at Leetc‘ a island, early Shuday'
broke in 67 pieces, that number of
pieces, being pickedyup by the road
master. Some of: the hits more
brought to the office of C Woodward
superintendent and will be use; duo
in; the examination to be conducted
by Mr. Mt'oodward starting todiati‘
. The roll was only about 50 feet loss
and some of the hrokén places one no
more than a few inches in length
Not in the last 20 years in. the his-
torv of the New Haven road has a
wreck resulted from a broken rail it
is believed generally to railroad ctr
else that the extreme cold of the tasti3
few days was responsible for the
break.
At the time of the Accident the train
was going at least 50 stiles an hour
'ithat. no one was hurt is considered
miraculous. - "
W
vasomotor otter.
LEAP this one:
.Ii- ole Washington ban, in South Non
twenty young ladies invited as many
.of their young gentlemen friends to
chose to call a Young Ladles' iNon-E
one and once more demonstrated that
ladies can qualify as hostess at some-
thing bigger than a house party, oven 3
it they do not get experience but once
every four years. - ‘
levi's orchestra furnished music
for the dancing in which everybody
joined
Aretreshinente Were served and every-
bedy agreed that the affair was the
«best on record 3 I
PANAMA. 3
emanatratlons
~ iiuiui iii lllllillii
' autumn. renters
entitled er mm
admitted; but District Attorney stiller
3 oelved a letter from eight governors.
"A happy Leap year dance was given.
participate wtth them in what they 5
panel] dance. The affair was a happy '
In the course or the evening A
0E DDS. J. D. EERRAS
Mrs. Gieoi'ge' F. Fools Entertain-é
so Gathering of Ladies for
Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. George F‘. Feats, of Courtland
Place, entertained a number of ladies
yesterday. at an elaborate luncheon in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
bar mother, Mrs. John ii. ch'is.
Covers were laid for twelve, and the
table was handsomely decorated with
red carnations and pussy willows. The
mammoth cake was placed in front of‘
tho guest of honor and was a inset in
itself. Souvenirs of the national holl-
day were with the place cards for each
guest '
The friends of hire. l‘crris had are
levied a valuhble gift of cut glass
\lr‘a. Joint ii. Knapp
and seated before a fire of binding
logs the listening was delightfully spent
in rt mlnlsccnuea and anecdotes given
b3. Mrs Lafitte? Emits, Mrs [do 5 Keep
SEVEAIA EIAE AEAEAD
A
South Norvroik i churegational
Members BeglEA A“, Man and
fleilgion‘fhovtiment Outline
All IDEDDEEAE DAEHERIAD
Bible Study, says Work and
Social Service Departntents
m
The men of the South Noruallt Con-1
grcgatloaal (‘hurch met last night in?
their church nurture and after an on A
thusinstic discussion organised for
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight. and Wednesday:
TWO
‘ illitil‘ ninth in
ADDSESV ASSDDIAEADA
Young Ladies Scored Another
Success in A Altair at the
Town Assembly Hall
Norwaik society danced for charity
last evening in the Town Assembly
Hall in Wall street, and the affair was
successful to a triumphed ending. It
is expected that a gratifying sum was
netted for the Day Nursery Associa-
tion, for which purpose the
ladies of Norwulks' “Four Hundred"
give a dance stinnally.
’i‘h‘o misses in their beautiful gowns
and the young men in full dress Joluw
ed and made merry for the 1912 chur-
lty ball. That success should result
was predicted, for the committee in
charge of the adult overlooked no do-
tail in arrangement and everything
passed off even more smoothly than ‘3
they had anticipated in their-Jondcut
expectations
The committee in desirous of ex
pressing its indebtedness to the blur
meg Club of Nor-walk, for the donors
item. The club unholy consented to
thrs W ll Swords. Mrs ChrietlsnA “0““ °“ the basis 9’ the lien and “9 follow the St. Valentino dance adorn
iSnalrtz. Mrs Josephine titlilsoa. bliss ”53‘5“ Movement outline. In spite of?! moms to remain in the bail and many
iMariettn Couch and others
A many of the area not being able ‘0 3‘ oxitrcsaions of amusement at their
Mrs. William H.1lail of lirookiyn tend 0“ account of other comments. elaboratehces were heard that even
was pmsunt and amused all with her
man) pleasant. and charming lnnovs"
long Sync.
W» wwnmwwmm
I“ IDTM (EDIE TODAY»
Feb. lit»;-
the dynamite defibuacy cases today
W3 laid at binder Mtorney antlers
chine hetero noon to he still uncute
lain. " '
That all plans for taking into one
tody the defendants. now said to auto.
her: more theoiltty. but! been dear
plotted and that it was merely a dues
tion of sending Word by telegnph tow
refused puttlv‘eiy to statemthat the
aotlort’wmid' ' it today. or wisest
that itvtotlld begin before boob. ‘ 3
" it would certain questions has
arisen and the government had no
disposition to act hastily if these
questions were not disposed of satie-
factorlly by noon, it; was understood
the plan for simultaneous arrests
would be' postponed until tomorron
ROOSEVELT HEIRS
NEW YORK. Feb. is... it have re»,
cent to the iron Chicago,“ said Col
Theodore Roosevelt. today, "and tan
shall reply to it within a short time.”
probably within a week. Until that
than i can say nothing on the only"
loot." . , , ..
Busnotnod * LAND
TIQN. _
WASHINGTON not. new 3
none. disbursing officer of the pattern
on expenditures in that department as.
day, in the inquiry into char as
Florida Everglade _
were responsible for the soon
of go‘vevrnniéhA reports an ion mo
tions and for the discharge o no it.
‘ seated was adopted
FlttlI EIGHT EBVEEIOIS.
giving it mvvearetui consideration. 133
hives-rind.
meat of Agriculture. who stated no it.A
witness before the house oommltt 933
some 59W!!!” IVE were WEE!“ ”A'htil'i‘
the poster. Rot. iohn Stanislas. call ‘
At the request of the chairman, Mr
ataplrmn than outlined the scheme or
timaulaatlon rind white in reference to
E
;the united effort throughout the court ;
try to enlist men under these idealaA
through the Min and Religion Movo- ‘
meat campaign; litre Assortments of
corn we mean
33 1. state other aha Atellxioits Work.
2 Church Kid and Evangelism
Amen; Alon.
0. Boys“ Work.
91.8mm Service
5. Millions.‘ ‘
in the discubolon which followed Dr.
William EL Chancellor. Dr. E. ii. Guilt
but, Freak H. ales-omitted“ i-i, tans.
A: Dwight Keep. George 3. North.
Jamaal". Poussindoha a. Hamilton.
J.) «a. Pepper-di'ri‘tleison Dickernios,
Frederick elm, Aqua moon. annua-
Board. C. E. .leonlnxi‘bnd Rev. John
Btapietoh participated. ‘ '
At the conclusion of the discounted
it was enthusiastically agreed to et-A
feet organization immediately, and at
constitution embodying the ideas we
.1'
A nominating committee was to-
oolnted to nominate oiiirore and the
meeting adjourned to meet ‘at the call
of said committee.
to a side parlor where a club lunch
was served bud‘ot style and all enjoyed
a social hour. ‘
ii‘he organisation will get at work
immediately in the Bible; Study. Boy‘s
Work And Social Service Dmrtn‘tsllta.
Next month will see the other we
departuretitel also equipped and busy
"said he went to a grocery store in that
3. and purchased a
lug. 3
DcKlyn of Normals. entered and
the last ten dances were excellent and
productive of praise for the caterer.
To the Mohegan Spring Water Com
pan; the mung ladies are indebted
for fifteen ”lions of spring water.
which they chose an a more appreciat-
ed beverage than punch. 3 .
mflthfltlfih the ‘
real in natube zniu3‘”tuii.3 datum .3 ‘-
from tile copyable: at the occasion
and all who straddled decline lest ev
aniline dance the but ever held by
Nor-wall: society. The over. popuhr.
Spoldel‘e orchestra, of Bridgeport. fur-
nllhed the music.
Louis W Wu enlisted the corn-
Enlttoe by receiving the tickets at the
door. The socialite. Which arranged
the dance so well n. new of the
folbo'vril‘lx young ladies :Mlilee Emil)
handle, Mamie sensor, Janette Math»
commit; Nash, {label Alter, not»
othy Cholvrell,1ulie m. fiery
Gotta, tiny Seymour, Anna Corgis.
met Odell and Dorothy Lucky:
die
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MEET “EMT 08
ll TEEN YORK
NEW YORK, Feh.13-Fouike E
{armor valet of mortlmer L
The whole company then adjournedA :3ng the banker, was brought down
to ma city this morning from Sing
Sing prison to sooner before Justice
Gerard. of the Supreme Court. on a
writ of habeaa corpus brought to de-
tortillas whether the valet had been ii‘
r term
in Clinton Prison for blustery in the
legally sentenced to it thirty-yea
first degree. ,
Brandt tires token
before Justice Gerard at it o'clock.
young '
AIMEE! NEE TEXTILE
NORRIS” STEAK!“ f; ,3
‘ m'ClEntan rm-
3 .3
Among the speetntore in the crowded “
court room was me. Wylil Vander-
the Cause, and Looking
The Fairdold County Prohibition
convention. which was held at the Odd
Fellowa‘ Hall, yesterday afternoon and
evening. proved to be .a most success-
ful and enthusiastic gathering of the
members of this party and their
friends. All the afternoon the conven-
tion was in session and in the melting
3ah Lodge, after which addresses were
made
The speaker of the evening was Dr.
C. H. Mead, of New York city, an en.
thuslastlc believer in Prohiblthn and
in
MWWGE. Mass Feb.13:—~A
conference at the state House, in Bos~
ton between Governor Foes and the
iawrcn'ce City (turmoil. held the in-
the textile workere‘, suite. At the
.eonforenoe the militia; 0! the city
during the remainder of the strike,“
well as the general situation, were
discussed: Got in Leroy Streetcar.
commander of the militia on duty here
said that under the present conditions
this militiamen could not be removed
it is believed in military circles. how-
ever that the units has arrived when
the city authoritius should again re-
sume control of the situation. Col.
another said that his men one here
to suppress riots. and disturbances,
not to act as policemen. Riots have
now been suppressed and the military
authorities think that the city through
an enlarged police, force should pre-
serve order. in mmnce. ‘
Replies to letters sent out to mill
owners by the Central Labor Union.
looking to a conference between the
mill attests and their employee were
anxtdusly awaited today. The letters
stated ,th‘at the mill employee have up
pointed committees to confer with the
agents in an attempt to ”reach an
‘ mlcdble adjustment or the grievance.
valley. to Minutes of the strikers
ted to select 200' children to be
sent to bilatlelpbla. 3
3 The in rising hours passed quietly
e bpsrntiver. desiring employment
There we a slight increase
today in the number of operatives in
his Dariin‘ston Mills. ' = 3
FIIIIHTEEII new
951'” chitin"
PRDHIDIEIDA DDNVEAEIDN
EAIDEAED DDDNEY ,,
MBERS A SDDDE
Dr. c. H. Mead, of, New York City, Proved a tiapgySelecti 3
as an After Dinner Orator, Being An Ardent Worker in,
ADE AEIEDADDA SESSIDD A 003V DDE WEED
ADDRESSES ADD SDDDESEIDAS EDD WARE
Ernestli. Smith, of Norwich, Talks on Some Edethods of l"
viewing Volers to Secure Results
youth which served to ‘ohangeA
tel-est today of those connected with 3
out to work. commented", although,
kElie striltorSi pickets were on tho'
‘ 3 streets
titties county th‘is Attention that
' ' . yv trial, was
on Bright Side of Life 3.
.~
an ardent member ‘ at that pd .
faith. As an after dinner speaker Dr
Mead proved himself most" ca
having the happy faculty of comb its
and lutermingilnz the light with _ e‘
dark‘eide of the question at iss “
such a manner as to touch both; “OE
these natures in his listeners. A man.
vent-able in years and experience
topic was prohibition and the m
side of life
Dr. Mead commenced his address 1
relating certain reminiscences of
NAGASAKI.Japan.Feb.13«_—
alx members of the crews and p
zero were drowned by the sink
ter a collision of two Japanese
are the limbs Mara; and the
new. today
The Ryoha Mara was a steam
81 bone not, built in 1878 at Hyogo,
pan, and owned by the Yosbido
are, whiletbo Mori‘llhm west u
or of3 1,109 tons' built at West, H
pool Englond in 1880, and o
the Yoshida’ Seiko.‘ '
Ellllllltl‘l'ltlfl BIS
KILLS “AMBER El
MEMBER. Feb. 13 motto A. 1,
son, aged forty-three years was
during the night by inhalingl
one on at an boot-ding house ”his
city and his son. Otto, aged 1‘,
escaped a similar fate by the an
out margin. Whén the and so
want to bed last night they le .
gas heater burning The gas tube.
tadhed had either fallen o
knocked off, allowing the ' '
cape into the room. The so
up in tithe to get to the door
his lite. The medical admins
death was accidental and that
ther had been dead about an inn
the son gave the alarm. The two
to Meriden from Brooklyn about
years 8.80.
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