“ “velour "the long at the ' ‘ bluebird: will sound more than ever mils— tool to our ears. WWI 'l-‘l Associated Press News fAA'Areul All Parts of the World by q Motel Wine and Our Own Operator anemones lino Entered at the South Not-mu ‘Post-omee as Second Class Mattel- J ' public to H... keep it out or newsp are, do ' not? ell. then. illli don’t advertise ‘ We“ in M 3M nel and nobody will know ilhout in. x ‘r x 36mm nonwsm, CONN. museum. FEBRUARY 21. 1912 WEATHER FORECAST Rain or snow tonight and Thursday. RENIRA EIRE SIAIIIIN EAVRRER RY SRIIIR RRRWA RRARR II RRRRRI MEN Voted to Erect One on the City Lot of the Corner at Franklin and Clay Streets, Following a Hearing Last Night at Which Some Opposition Developed RIIARS ARII RPERIEIRAIIRRS RIII HAII ARE AEPRRIIEII AS RIIRMIIIER Were Prepared by Architects Bisseli and Barber,oi New York ERR IHE REAR and Bide Will Be Opened on March 20th After listening patiently for niuult an hour and a hull to arguments largo- I.\' by firemen oi the city, the South ,. ‘Norwnlk Board of Councilmen votod. at its adjourned meeting last owning, to erect a central fire station on the rity lot at the corner of (“lay and Cl"raniliin‘ streets. The session was sunlowilut warm in spoilt and so our time it- looked as though a lively argu- ment was to be hem-d among the tin»- meu. Mayor William F. 'l‘ummunr. however, nipped this little one. act tragedy ill the bud and firmly lusist~ ed that order be preserved ill the (,‘0llll- oil Chumiwr during the dolibtuwtiious of tllui honornlllo llody nvvrtimvinu with tirt'moll. tire slutiou on the city lot. (Continued on Elahth Pm.) ‘ EIRR IRRRE RIVER EIRRI ARRIIAI RAIL Tilly’s Orchestra 'and Criterion Charlotte Render Music. and Decorations Were Fine The first annual ball given by the. members of Norwoilt Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent and Protective Order of; Elite at Mush" llail lust ovt-ntng prom (id to ho a iltlppv nnd festive occasionA Music llall seldom presented a prettier A scene than that of last night's and sol-I dom hold a more oongoniui rrowd. A I The hull' was twilutlfuiiy. though A5Illllllv tit-torntod with Atuoricuu liars. whhh were drupnd in excellent tustoAI throughout the bit; Interior. The gel; lorv roiling was partiallv concealed jwith tings. but the meet striking fen Ituru was that of the stage. in tho i Ililt‘Iii-tl‘tllllld was unfolded a big ting. ill ’ A the neuter of which wits pinned the nor «A Ipio banner. upon which with insurlllr-Ad the name of the organisation. Pullout I were usnd profusely in the durmntiou and to excellent effort I in S3iveslsr ill. Sterling lIit' lodue lilo slintod quurtorn wore filled to; "mm, o MW), aslet‘liun for door num- counclimon ‘ uud others Il‘ilOi’t‘Hld‘d ill EEK; light for untimuulnst lIlt! (-sinbiilillmonl of it Only two munurm-turrrs spoke, one of whom; withdrmv his objections after learning? that ”101'? was already a Jumper and too foot of hose established in its)" moud strum, while the other objected“ to the plans of tile couurli but mildiy.A (‘ifli‘illlOllti for the new oliv hull, film r, and it was main!) in (limit his efforts and the work of his olllrlont .to no thortluuiliy enjoy themselves. Howard A. Tilly?“ orrhostrn furnish od excellent ltlusic during the owning I which feature. addml to tho good t‘tlli diiion of the floor. norountrd for tilt». good dsnrlug. l‘itlt‘lng inim'mlneion. tho hospitable members rousled the ladies prosrni letll rein-shutouts filuitii-sltly nppoiut- Aod tables being set under the gallery all Em __—_-_ sonultlt CDililCll. Instrumentation 4m ‘ Norlvulit has proved its supremacy over South Namath in the interconn- oil Knights of Columbus card totl‘rnn- menl :betweeeruthoiic Union Council No. .46, and South Norwalk Council. A N0. 1258. by the ending of the six sit- tingefthe last of which was held last evening. Catholic Union Council's lead over South Norwalk Council in oil sit- tings to 1430i. .The summary of lost night's play‘ and totals are as follows: Pinochle. Table l. Kearney and Masher. N.. ...... .8375 1". McMahon d: A. Mcl’eake. S.N.. 900 Tubie’ 2. Creagh and Burke.\ ...........5350 Spillll and Cameron. 8 N. ...2890 Table 3. Hands and ATMMGLN . . ........ 1715 O‘Neil and “gran, S. N 37:. ‘ A Table 4. Yost and Tierney,i\ ............ 8680 Powers and Williams, S. 'N......3805 . Table 5. Powell and Cahlii, N ....... ....339fi Hayes and Stems . N. .. . ......3270 Table 6. , Duffy and Matthews.N . ......... 337:. Walsh and Soites. S. N ...v....&.2885 Table i. Dowd and Nattefo‘rd. N. ....‘...2310 Campbell and Shell. 8. N. . . . . .4275 ‘ ‘ Table 8 Burns and Sweeney, N. ........3570 *‘SkiddlaudILCMoP‘eslte. 8. N.«;....i765 ' ', Totaleorwalk, 28.770: South Nor- ‘, walk. 120.116. Norwalltis lead. 6,655. Forty-five. ' . Table i. .Cnssidy. McNamara. QareW. N. ..920 Hayes. Foley, Fitzgerald s. N ...... 910 ._‘ h Table 2. Ward. Borden. Shanahan.N .750 Hogan, Flynn. Fisher-tr. S. N ..... '. .2“ Totalszorh'aIit 1,870; AASoutll Nor- WalkA,‘1.6.30 Norritilllt‘s 1ead. 40. A A A Enohre. ‘ ti MoGrath,Ni . . . I3..0 .M WILL DIVE BELIEF list for relief. in Norwalk. this paragraph: municipality ment to each of them." Henney, FIVILED Iii TIIIIII here. All and carried no passengers. TD TIRE YETEDIIBI Colporatiou Counsel William WaldoA Norwglk .udlencg. Hyde of Hartford has given an or: of a Man order Mid all haustive opinion to the board of noses their elloru sore and the board of relief interests are common in the muttonImn evening is due to the oommltteos M "NR-P'WONE of Tm. in reteleilcv to the exemption rights in cilant- the members of which wereI of old soldiors under the present con-A .ns follows fusing conditions of the old law and the new law whose constitutionality in pending before the uupremo court. Mr. Hyde. finds that tho'logal phones of the matter are complicated to an ex. tent, but believed the board of relief: is warranted in keeping the old sold- iers who have heretofore renewed in property exemption of 81,000 on the The assessors early paved the way for this adjustment. by continuing the old soldiers on the list. Probublv the some action will be taken Mr. Hydss opinion concludes with "it. is possibly fairer. under whose cireIllmstanoes. to allow the exemption for the preserIt. as the total loss to the it any case would not be: very 'serious. while the possible loss lot the individuals might be of lunch mo- The assessors have conferred with Attorney General John ll. Light. Judge. the tall commissioner. With omrinis in other cities and have decided to grant the exemption. ...—.... m...— IIDLD- RIP ITTEIIPT CEDAR RAPIDS. 18.. Feb. 21.—~’Five men made an unsucessfui attempt to hold up a passenger train N. 9. west- bound. on the Chicago and Northwes- tern Railroad. at 3 o'clock this morn- ing. nenr Bertram. nine miles east of The train is lmown as the fast mail forced to slow down to a speed of four miles an hour on account of con struction work being «one on the out- skirts of the village and it was" at this , 'point the men signalled the enzloeor ‘ to stop. Buspiolbua of the i l.. on the. west oldtI or the hull That}: IAthe ladies enjoyed this fonturu goes? Iwhhout paying. Entertainment "I! furnish“ lly tile,‘ ICriteriou thrtsitn. of Bridgeport. and Eonce more these. gentlemen dollahued aI Their uterine “I . appreciatedi whose Much of the erodlt for the snore» of; Entertainment . tor 11. Sterling. William F. "anion und Floor Committoe-83iloster Sterling. William it“. ilanlon. Gnome. 1&1: Glover, Hurt-it 8. Pickering, Mo muster, .lr,. RaipllC it'll C. Iloclrwooa. ...—...“. u . —THURIDAY NIGHT Armory. Bristol vs. Nor-walk; School va. aniline School bull. niobium“ ...—...... .... STAMFORD. Full. 21. Jueoil Lily. used 24 years. of Pittsfiold Mans“ is in the local hospital suffering from! serious injuries as a result of having been knocked from the top of a mov- ing freight train near Clienbrooit. last night. One leg Is broken and he has numerous bruises and nuts about the bend and body. He was found by boys lying unconscious on the west-hound trunks of the New Haven road and dragged to safety Just before the pass- ingot a train. hay explained today that he had been employed by the New York Central. and at the time of the accident was "beating' his way home. A sudden jar threw him from the car. He is expected to recover. and --WHI_8T AND PINOOHLI. I Three prizes at Butler Lodge. 1.0 . 0 F. rooms. Thursday event“. b‘eb. 22 Admission 25c. FOUND BQIL‘I‘Y OF HOLDUP. NEW HAVEN. Feb Ell—In the su- perior spurt"; hem yesterday Mrs. Hol- en Winslow and hudoviclt But-dines, of to "d guilty at hold~ " ut the point of n home some time It will! ehteuce will be impoud n are fond of trlnes, ~Norlca. evening. closed all day Thursday . .. ‘ . .. Advertise your” ‘ ‘ Th M Adllto the Rev. Dr W g olden llflli "limit! present“ wow (‘llllI'lIi‘d: George ll. Glover. ' MA «KNOCKED FROM r'REIGHT TRAIN.1 but A fatElfiers or being trifled with. .1. Professional politicians ateeoimt‘» in; 1912 is their year oi prosperity. . ‘ Glover s shoe stone spell Weddell! lull? ADJRIIRRH] Rev. William H. Thohlss. D. 0., introduced to i Convention by Rev. Mr .ijZeiter AIRS. VIIRR RE EIREIIER RV IRE RIERRIIIER Bishop ichnm W. I‘lldmllton and Others MakeIddI-esses ..MW .\ plonsiuu feature of tho )t‘tiltf'fdfiyl nfimnoon newton of Methodist (‘ouior I once held at the Pi t M iv: (‘humll moumd when the . v. John E. Zeitor secured special per indium to Intro in until his liliiiiitliililiiiii no ”......" The Home Chapter I oi King’s Daughters and Sons Holds on Enthusiastic Meeting ”AM All enthusiastic body of ladies met in tho Norwaik Methodist Church. yesterday afternoon. (or u HDQCIILI meeting of the Home Chapter of Tim Kings Daughters and Sons Previous to this a motion of the executive com mltioo was held. it was reported at this meeting that titty more members had been added to the Chapter. This untitled the Chapter in hove anoint,- tors of the Town Union and Mrs. James H Flynn was unanimously elected. . Tito Chapter meeting owned with “A. dmottonni service conducted by the; chairmun \lrs. W W. Gillies. Then came the report of the Cafe Chantunt which was given under the auspices; 3‘” tin; Home Chapter in tho NorwnihA Armory. February lull. Mrs. WiliiumA ii. Chum-ll. general chairmen. guru the? report in detail 'i‘iln not, smouutud to 3155.7 67. E lianl All Thomas 0114‘ v with tilu‘ Now York must." body. For vurntllv known to the people in and' :about The Norwaiks He served full ‘terms as pastor of First Church and later of upper Norvmik out! when ht'A W (Continued on. Md Page) RRIIRRII 8W ERR ill ARR III New Britain Pastor Believes ; Lowers Dignity oi Church . Committee~3yivee~ I I NEW BRITAIN. Feb. strain on in. terrier: with the New lirltaiu Herald yesterday. Rev mud-rick Keene. prie— tor of the German Baptist church. of A and the state should stop flirting with Ichurcll voluntarii3 bmait away lrolu‘ Alhe traditional uses and pay its own fare“ I lie. hoses claimed that it lowers the Adixnity of the church to accept aid from the auto, and relunrllnd that the reopen the state was willing to give Ithle exemption was that the children received their moral leaching from the suitable connected with . the churches. The auto should assume the duty of attending to this instruc- tion. claimed Mr. Keen. A ‘ "The outstretched open hand 01 the church puts it in a position that. heilttles it. in the minds of the‘people elated the Rev. Mr- Kesseflmd it should pay its own way. notlooltlllx to the state for tax exemption. on the other hand, the state should introduce moral religious instructions in the schools and expect the church to pay taxes. " , KICKS ON PRINCIPLE. NEW HAVEN Feb. 31. ~Jollu ancil- aii. of this city. was arrested last. night tor not paying his personal in. He refused a boudsluall and was lock- ed up at headquarters. He says he is opposed to purine the tax on general principles. ”.I transom) enmrkjn one. HARTFORD. Feb. lit—Elinor; it. of the Hartford Prlnll who. are ranked as the masses." deoA _;p‘ulllilliel- ut tab Oily f nmtrorintion was also tendered loll: ' . I hire. Loo Davin save In informal 7 tall: taking for her subject ilomus in the United States" of soap“ and them ....»48 Norwich, Goon. by the «unethica- iu a bed-A . quill or onev thousand pisses 3.1:an other homes and their methods of maintenance were spoke! of. GI! . I held during hem F itrophy. Edward 0. Frost) Robert P Iteration of church property. and made he served at a small roll sud homoI . Veriin and the statement that “both the church; made cakes will hilt) be duals i --THURSDAY NIGHT. I Armory. Bristol vs. Norwailc: l’iighI ISoilooi vs. Sullieid School. Baskets? um run. FIIDDII FDii valet DIIilDT NEW YORK. Nb. 21.-luterest in the one of Rotten. Brandt. was dl. .vlded today betwen "Albany and New York Attorney-General Garmedy ill to appear betel-e Governor pix to Al- bany and urge that a lull pardou be “given to the former valet ”of Mortimer h. Scotti. the banker sentenced to thirty mm imprisonment for bulk‘ .Ialary. Meanwhile in this city Justice Gerard» of the Supreme Court. is ex- peoed to bend deviate decision in the taming the writ suddireoting that the valet be set tree. . .- Justice seem announced this morn. ing‘ that his decision in the habeas 'eorpux matter was randy exoept fer a few minor changes. no added, how- ever. that it would not be ready this morning. When it would be made public he did, not say. . R5. IIIIR. RRII EIRE VISREII Twenty-live Squares in the Residential Section Wipeti Dill/In . .. ... ...}. .. ......RSERERAI EAIIIIIRI RRIIIIIRRR. IRRIIJRIRII RRIIIIR Two immense Lumber Plants Also Went Up in Smoke, and pmwmhuvd by a unit» that rode in on one of A vou- nt' tin-mks was KIW'II to I," 4180195 swept through the. entire (taill- business films. tiltsmmunuies we", urn section of Houston early lode) to the conference. Dr. Thomas is a m... and n... n‘nny individuals uho bi AAt ions! 25 blot-its of the city ‘mpmuw ”r it“. New England Confer? loans. gifts and labor MAIN“! to makt‘ been assumed and scores of cottagesI high wind drove the llamas to no but woo formurly ounnr-ntodi .ihe entertainment neuroses A vote of are in ashes. tho .iult plants also were mum were he has been well and in committees Who worked .0 fuith Thousands of pursuing are. homeless ignwrj xmutor part of this is confined to thoI 9;}... 'iumber and cotton industries film") retired from active service (mitt told how the ham" MQ-norf‘l "amp the thousand bulbs or cotton stored in All: Dover Delaware, was started by the “RNDOWB Annie or a scrap of iron. the luumucll Altoids at Brooklyn founded "on a clkeA ilIIITICE "TIE-IR Tile Chapter then voted to lnnumI‘I ill-kins o! a lawyer out of Mental: rate a a3 stem or card. blocked on to APllnel'. menu! Ipwlnled 1‘ Justice mpmlqnt me "only; on} hours of I. of the United States Supreme Court The sum or ten cents is to hel deprtud the his tongue bmbull clubs collected for such hour. These suds. 0” .are to be brought ill pt the regular AA’m'm 0"! lime mend: Oi Jultlce Pli- May moons; and u tilled will not about my um 6500 A series of social tone will wéolevation to the Supreme court has The lint one wingrhtved tales or the Juriat’s prowess be given at. the bone of wow (Latin the some lesson, iii Arch street. on the often: when he was on the threshold of his PatrickI this city. denounced the system of new; noon of March 2nd To: and cake will low career. m. J thirty years ago in the season It was announced that international I that Dover triumphed over every oth- touch other in the dark and give thegdues could be. paid to the treasurer. er club in the state. hitches”. Rlan. inuhlic a square ties! to the end thatI Mrs. Myron Osborn. at any time The now a fireman here. "All“ the state introduce through moral to meeting then adjourned "illikeiwstrnctiou in the schools and that thei A pitcher of the Dover team that season. He remembers Pitney's skill and re« called it today. player in making Pitney a bail. Dancing. Ills llld. "l’veseen men cover ant blackjacks and robbed him of. his Jem- _—..... base many times. but not like Pltney airy and 680. ull he had. Seven blue did if. He was III them. Like all down Broadvmy they turned into the players or those times, he played quicken his feet; lot. of-wotght and muscle behind his swing. and be was easily the" brainlest man i ever played with. We played together all season. The next you he had input the summoned“. his in practice had grown so iargeit was cron'dlng him." ”slithered/(clue. hams corpus case before him sus— w . Order of the Sons of America. held its annual roll call and ia’dles' night, at. the headquarters In the South Norwlllk Trust Company bulidiuk. last night. There was a good attendance of the meeting, and much internally“ taken ‘ was voted to ubpmrt him in the he RRIISIRR. IEXAS AI AR , EAR Y HIRIR IRIS MARRIR Short Order. But No Loss at Lite is Reported to Have Taken Place W RRRII’RERSER ARR SUPPLIES. EIRIIRE IR IRE [ARR Small Stream Finally Checked the Progress oi the Planted burned. This item alone said a 1 $2,000,000. The tire started in e oottale . the Southern Pacific Railroad W soon after midnight. its orlglnfi not been definitely established. .0. HOUSTON, Torus, Fob. 2l.-——rimpols hr- coldest northern of the winter. have Several big monuiuctnr-I boring houses, and sparks were are burned down.A riod two and three blocks. half an hour after the fire broke ”REE: The loan/nu are conservatively set llt u grout area of small residences were rom 30.000 000 to $8 000. 000. Thai ill (lumen ll spread rapidly to manufacturing Foriy- . plants lilut bordered on collagen. ...—p.‘ A menu“... on Fifth Page. llEfl liillli Aorist ‘ , _ solo-w IEII‘S vie M NEW 1’0le Foil. 81.411 Iii. er. s wellkuowu artist. was the Vlth tint of three holdup men. who 901mm upon him as he won passing tho H tel Albany. at the comer of Fe" . street and Broadway. early today". A will probably die as the result of attack ’ Broadway at the point where latest holdup occurred is never m ed and always brilliantly: lighted. but . the three thugs accomplished their coup successfully and appurefitli without attracting the attendants! single one of the scores of who were within a few rods of. at the time Shearer told the police that three men were landing dlmtl All". front of the hole entrance Whoa I came along. They xrahbdil “ throw him into a cab that was it " with indoor open, bent him and compresses were ,, I‘ IILI. PLI’IEI m rmmsox x 4.. m 2!.--The Iatar pln3~er in the opinion of The announcement of his in the early eighties. Pitlioy plotted first base for Dover. m was the star "They spoiled a big league baseball lawyer." side street, took him out. of the on and threw him down the basement? . a small shop. He was found. some time inter by a polioema'n. unconscious bleeding from several wounds. At Beiievue hospital the“ cull-gen reported that his skull was free and that he would probably die. . I was revived sumclently to tell hill story and en lapsed into it aclousuess gain. Detectives Jr A A scoured tile neighborhood where holdup occurred were "aniline to a single clue to the identity of 8 «'3 assailants. hare-handed. For a big man he was At but he laid a unaltered-:llleur Washington Camp, No. 11. Patriotic ‘ '-—-0ur4bresd, cake, cookiee.,biselti “#3., arearways good. Banner , Miss svow: wuss Pint: Miss Bessie M. Stews. of 49‘ ~. view avenue. South Norwalk. use A_ ceivad word that silo received prise In the Bridgeport "SttlAAA book. lovers“ nearest; which has idiot-egress! some time. Miss members at the roll call and business ill the report. trial “the stats organiser is meeting with good success. and it . . , i A?” eofreétL‘r‘ lilies snowe‘e misfit ‘2 S 10
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