Charles Holt, of Stamford, visited in
£00111 Sunday.
”cw...“— _.
Fred White, or Ridgefleld, visited A.
Minis. Subway
.1 1 .
. Stirs. Sanders is visiting lip. and
Mn. Frank Downs, of Stamford.
Howard Smith, of Lawrence. 1111511.,
Visited Nelson Brown Sunday.
_. m-..—
wisited Gilbert Stevens, Sunday.
‘Mr and M13 McCain 1ieltetl Mr
. tutti Mrs lluit oi t‘i‘tnue illil, Sunday
w...
’i‘ricndg at his 111111111 Friday evening,
walked to Silvei'nilno Sunday after-
noon.
Sieve Dietzlio 11nd Amonziu Annun.
11111111
Several \‘ew (.nnuunltes went to a
"Norwalk entertainment and dance Sat-‘
uni-11y evening.
lit'. 1‘1 Suuiks was alleviated upon
.1 Sattudny owning i1} 11 0511111111111.
‘ 1 neusy, i'o1 appendicitis.
”aha"...—
‘ ' Bertino 11111111011 Saturdat, and will He-
J. ll. Hoyt.
..__
Miss Fannie Hoyt and Stephen Hoyt,
accompanied by Benjamin Weed, t
ins Emily Ray moud to Middletown,
asylum, Sunday.
5 William Smith 011110111 111111111 Davidi
Philemon and \lessrs.
genial hostesses and contined on their
3 way to Norwaik.
~—
‘ out just. aho1e Sprinadaie station. A
liort had it that the 1111' had caught
6. by the ineidbnt.
”w . M...
good old saint would have felt highly;
honored had be taken a peep into the
Mittens Davidson had made unique
preparations for the 11mm.
The early evening. When the time for1
refreshments came. the ice emain was
' lasing. All the fellows looked green
enough but the cream was tound bid
den on the back porch. All went well
until suddenly in some unknown (?)
way. the lights went out, and every
one sat in green darkness. George
Light sang “Kiiarney1 My Home O’ar
the Sea. " and "The Sun That Reabhel
rish Hearts," with Miss Edith Mo
Kendrick“ an accompanist. '. The rooms
ere than clenredtor dancing, which
hienioyed until a late heur. The
“chant-consisted or Miss Edith Mo
‘ohdriolwi pianist; Mien Marjorie
Bootield, fiegbert Brinckerholl and
George Iiisht. violinlats, and Leon
smith. niandolinist. Pup». Davidson
was real patriotic with his bright
eon sweater. The musicians left
in the Emerald waltzes and Kilarney
two stops. The prizes at cards were
weirdo and follows: Ladlee‘ first Miss
and Tibbets; men‘s first. Harold
8‘ tb: consolation, Mitts Helen Ray-
‘ The follo'wins attended: Missal
”oi Knitter, Ruth Dayton, Edith Mr,
cit, Maud Tibbetto, Ethel no
“ i-Iolgn Rnymond. Marjorie Sco-
a Rodimer and the Mines
Ellen and Ida Davidson;
31111111, sorbet-t Brineiterhott
d on IbIolut‘o euro
' till». Bronchitlt. Ind
' annuiti- 111011
The I'lnnlon brothers, of3 .\'orwuik,i
i
l
i
Nelson I31 '.111111 11'111111111ined SPVHHI:
‘Ed. llutlmlze and Harry Rainer};
citric (iron: to .\(1r11aik Sunday lifter {
i
i llunbury will he 11 ventral point in
the git-111111111111.- 11'111' to be fought next
‘ilillllmul' when niiliiln from New long-
; land and a detachment or the 111111111111“
.Edwin Bennett, Jr. and lierbmtlma,w York (“y‘
- it at. the hornc of G. F. Bertine and Uni
parlors at. the Davidson house on th'it- i ered by ”mm.” to I".
mond Hill, Saturday evening. 1Mhe,'stiutcgic
Whiet provided entertainment diningi
their instruments in“ turn to take part,
1111. Leland Banger, William,
Iii-trod Raymond. Howard' lain artillery
wont to Ridxoileid. Saturday evening.
"and detailed their oppone'ntu. There
in considerable rivalry between the
191111., and. no Saturday's game was
the "rubber.’ each havlnl Won I
some, it was very hotly contented. Tho
Ridsetlold boys started with a 11' nah and.
, quickly shot a. basket. The local boyo
coon Jumped into the lead. which.
once taken, they refused to drop and
led for the rest or the some. The IGO-
ond hall ended in their favor. 24-10.
When the second half started. the
Ridgefleld fellows evidently had lor-
gotten how to about a. goal, for they
couldn‘t seem to llnd the bucket. At
length they became too anxious and a
scuttle ensued. Thomas and Kelly had
the bull in one comer when nomething
viopt wrong. '1‘:th Rutledge ntepped‘
in to act on pcueenluker. liin interior
once was 1'.‘(1“]llllr34‘d. and :1 12101111111] mite.
11p follow-ed. 'l‘lie ltitlgellt'ld team, lio-
i111.1 on 1i11'i1' home llooi',uugi1t not in
lime tulmutod 11111 )1 dimt (1111 The Vow.
(1111111111 lime muting-1d to H111. through
lt,l1owovor 111111 to ltuli out 1'lctt1rlouts.i
\1iih 11 score of 4335. l1)"'\i11,1 fellow
i played :1 star 11111111 11nd theiot'ul horn
liltisoimil to win, The New ("1111111111
pier-111's were: 81111111111 ililtl i1‘. Koliny.
j: lurwnrtiu; llulnn. center; J. Kelly, illit-
.!t‘1tlc.t1 11nd .\'li:l‘luurt_v, pitui'dn. 'l'lit1
idgetieltl line-11p 111111: 'l‘lminuu 11nd
.llenvdict, ii'i'uurdu; Wiinnn. cctitet';,‘
' \liloit und liullo. 11,. words, l'llillli'i‘.
-"11homl son. liltluelield. liei’ort'o, Millt11','
New (‘itiiiliilL
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DANBURY IN WAR GAME.
«w
Tt‘at City to be important Point in
Great Mimic Fight.
liRillR RRMillll
lililillill llill’liR Milli
811991140011 that Cohmandory
Maintain a Hospital at the
Masonic Home
4 m...—
Mil)[)'l.ETOWN, March tile—With
about 100 delegates and visitors in at
tendunce, the 11.1111 annual conoinvo oi
the (lrnnd Conimnndct'y of Connecti-
cut Knights Templar, wau’heid hero
itodni. Grand Commander Wesley W.
Peuine of Middletowu, preeided. Each
lot” the eleven commanderies in the
‘utnte uvnt ilirt‘t‘ tit-legume 11111! in midi-
lion were many put-11 contttiaitderu en
.tiilcd to all in the hodv. The reading
lot llit- 1",epoiin including that of that
FIREALARMS
IOU‘TM NORWALK FIRE ALARM
IOXIEfl‘
[in i It 111.
Etta-Rat? 3.5331311 0 .5111- tiro tonne.
xv‘T'mi'i a North um 31...
:rliomkgméol“ $011084!
fig?” til «org-Vt Factory. print;
””0 10‘ch 11.11,?qu and City flotat-
ruo
“~me 881. 1m kiln School.
13-— ngtiord '84.. 000:0 out! H0001)
Hm orth Main end Ann Ill.
10—411! h at. and no ”new Mo.
“~11 orwolk iro ork n.
lis:Woat ave. Cod If 34..
ilnh “Welt Ave.
“0: out 81. mi Taylor Ave.
084.
zap-11111111 Ave. amino
34~Chutnuto “Jam 1111'
20me our): office 38".
ldwlmxlnmon Ave. and mm m.
ill-«1W0: dmlm am 9.81.
:llmsouth Ihnlnin BL. between Grove and
Meadow 81o.
Lib-1110.!) Electric Worlu. State at.
34mm ring and Ciov Stu
:lb'wxl' nviiand and Water filo.
:l'lwxinmkwood Mtg. Co.
il-«F‘nlrnuld A". and Cedar St.
42~Tuyiur Ave and South st.
~"i'i'oodv1n1d Ave and Meadow lit.
43
1‘ grand con1ntander.1111d tho elm tlon oi i 40~Burrltt and Quintin-cl Avon. and Warm
willow-1's were tlit1 111'1l11cipii "1111111 on oiiww Woodward “a bound" I“...
tin1 luminous I11 lilii wiunt, Grand.
1 tluin'nunder l’eut‘ht' said: .1
"in ucrurdam'e with tho requir-
1111111111 111' the low in thm record. 1 pro .
sent 11. report of my {till-“ll” (lttlilwi for}
tlu- your just ended, with hourly greet '
:llno 111111.11. 1-
tny, to thin t“li’,lil\’-flfiii uniiunl 0011
1.11111 timing the pilot your nothintt
il1111~. with 11111 uleter itrnnd comiunnd
- orlcu. 111' the relations or our unhor-‘di:
11111111 to on in our own jurisdiction
; thn .111 tlt'l‘ has mule mattress and 111011 1
limit; 111111 11111111 uhaindant. in point o1§
1m lliltt"l‘tllll|l our train hon been [70 its
.a'zniiinht Hill in the previoim your; our
florid-11 have been ill} 1111 ugninnt ill?
i‘o1 the previous war and the «guru. 1
1.11111- 11111 nheiuhlp on .‘linrt'h l. \1'1111 ti.
. 11114. llw number 11111111118111.11111,1111
111111111111 186 the. previous your."
army make u hypotheilt'ui 111111111 on: (11111111! (‘onnna’ndm Peurne until that
littnbury is to ho nuJ
importnnt‘lntue of supplies for the tie-1
tending arm) and teriihlo things are and statutes he sold the regulations
Ellkcly to nuppcn«hypothetically, ot-uro not in good form and there iI‘
courne~durlna the. fighting. Dun-
ooh" bury‘ a dangers villi include1 about ev-
bi—«Uolden ilill at. and Miliwoou Ave.
Washington 414.81%ch
will-Freight yard and Ann t-lt. print.
54— 21111111111. Look (.‘u . privut o.
(X) llunutcn non interfering 00x00.
(\il Manor box.!1'om which the num
her 111' any box can be mounted.
One stroke I! 12 noon 11nd 4 p m.
utandui't’i time, 1-
(int! nlroko at odd timol. letting 11'
T1401 utrolu-n after an alarm. tire out,“
mllu departmunt. i-i
Titian nlow circuits. writer to he rho
1 i1.1.~i oi 1"iirml to iimr our happy relu- i0“. w 1-«1
“1M ii: 00 31. 111.11, ouch Worn-and”. I but
mill-.0 for test.
lr ainrmr tor any district Illa re
111-1111. by telephone. “-
.. ”Wm...”-
NOBWALK FIRE ALARMS
15— (Turner ol Mum and Wnii sue-eta.
llelden Avenue. um! l‘niun Place.
"2-- tiring Hill and lwliogg Street.
l§1lun Pork
"sat out Avenuo 11nd llvrkoley Street.
27 hrunltlln Avenue and Lynch Thane.
‘ll-- (inn houut- tl'rivnto box).
32 West Avenue 11ml him-win Street.
ill~~~lin1hor Avontte null t'li'chutd Street
34 (‘impcl Street and Harbor Avenue.
30~~~11Wettl Avenue. 1111111 tho armory,
i.tt«~Stm-omt Street 111ml lhim t‘wat.
4
i«»(‘rnnn street and Wilton avenue.
42 Main street and North Avenue.
Moore Street.
.-
.3
1h perinuitunt members had died dur ‘0: «0111111! Street and Tilldnll Lune
ling the war in idiotiun to regitlntioim‘
:conetitulion 111111 atatuieu ot the Grand
erything in the ('ntegtny or 111,111' from Euro opulent At the Christmas llny
pm'tlal destruction by tire and (11111111111- cont-love eleven rotnmnnderies withi
tading to total annihilation as the re-
sult of both Dunhui'y and the surround
Senedeker, Potter and Gregory went Willi" lite "‘1vnr is in program. intuit-l
walking Sunday afternoon. and stop»; “‘1'. cavalry and urtilierv will
pod on the way at the. home of Misses the country roads for miles and miles
‘Mahetizie and Anderson. Theywerdand “‘ickt'd skirmishet'e will find
the woods and 111113 “cumming All- rod to mo that uow.wi1en the Masonic?
guard.
on attendance of 920. With 251 mom
born at ’l‘orrlugtou, partlciputvd The
Tonlpklnal; tog rouni'rv will worm with troops, t‘h‘rlutmae 0M1 logs were $543 7 and
the hlauoiiic Home received 434187
The relationship of the tlrnnd (Your.
mundcry to the Masonic ilofuo wus‘ la'
gunhtultted for consideration. The,
, entertained TOT some time by these places Of concealment and “8811“". in; grund (‘4):11Yllililill‘l‘ slim: ”ii haa (1111111105
$11.11.; play soidiery Wm, 11 real purpose rhnriti touudutinn in in bettur 111111111
lusts.
, Rbt‘illlld it ought to 111111111. more or icon! 1"lnl nltumlon. thin (irnutl Dominandoryji
Several passengers were frightened amugetnonl, {1,1- the 1,91,01,11,” “11.11,. 11 and the nithoidinnto conunnnderlon
Sunday morning, when the motor
‘ leaves on the New (‘nnaun train hurntl
.would be brought into 11 closer 11nd
1110 dm and date "110" which thte‘ more intinutta11 relation to tho homo‘
1.11111! show is to be staged has not yet
and tnlte a deeper 1111111111 in it. it
been decided but. the general piuna their ('lltll'ih were directed in the. “11411
re.- but several Demons 11119-101111!“ 11111.1 1111111111111 in .1 page 111011-111 the
“and found the train still SM“ “lid Nun York Humid (11111111111111 in which- _
1111111 The schedule was affected lit-1. it said 11",; m... militia “11 New iorlgi 'ihe nrund rmutnundct anarchic-d
3 Maine, Massachusetts, Connecth'ui
New ilninpnhlie.xt11v Jeri-10v and
11111111 green and more ween 113111111 Rhode 111111111 11111 1111111 111m 111 the 0119““d “ml““i‘an '0‘" ”i" Willi” R
Ftlcksie, the out and the dog. Cul'leiiti 9111.1110115
ere 11101111211 for the (trunnion. it sure- 1
3,1; was {11.11131 SR- "11le R 1W”) The: untl ‘“ alctbun villi vrrv likely disupw
pour {10111 the now in the course at tho
Poughiteepsit- llunhnry Bridgciu‘lrt
fighting, for these towns ure conuid
111 sides the danger of being hywlheti
Dublin caliy demoilultett by artillery tire. they
are likely to be quite as hypothetically
i burned by eithei force it they are driv-.
on out " 511111 the Herald Story
Sound.
ven. ‘ ‘
running diagonally from .Ponghlieoptiio
to Danbury and thence to Bridgeport—“—
111 very hilly and 11001104 great oppor-
tuniiy for the one or light and 11111111-
This Will make it outlier
for the defending force. which should
be able to take 1111 most advantageous
position in the hilltt.‘l,., .
w- w-wWWW.
rwu’v nova onowneo. 1.
very important;-
ilolliin fm either army, until
"From Pon‘ghhecpsle the iino or de- A
fence will probably strettth in a thin
curve to Danbury. Conn. and from
there to Bridgeport. Danbury will he
very heavily protected as the most im-
portant polutuot all 1111' a base of open
atlon and supplies. Bridgeport will be Four Children 3.,“ to County Homo
held because it is an excellent pointl
for the landing of troops from trans-i
ports in Long island Sound. New lla-
ven will be held by the enemy, and
this will be the logical place for the
enemy to land it the oversea expedi-
tion is able to force an entrance to the
"Waterbury is the. probable base for
the attacking army. as it is accessible
from almost all point: by railroad.
Troops which will be rushed to the at-
. look by railroad. from Boa-ton. New
Humpahire and Maine will probably
detrain at Hartford and stretch a line
across to ‘Pouhkeopsie. or will so to
Waterbury " and from there throw‘col-
10mm in. both directions. one forming
a line trbrn Waterbury in the direction
or Pouzhkoopsie and another from ‘
Waterbury in the direction or New Ha-
“The country where the 111111.: oi 1117.; ,
lighting will 11111-411111, 111,. 11‘ wide bolt ‘RRRR RRR’RR RRRRRR“ R‘R'R‘WRR RRRVR
,1 with committed to the Bridgeport dull 1
ROCHESTER. N. Y1, March ill“
Curl 11in Jo pin 8111111111111, 111111111, 0111‘ , ..
tt 1
11111111 in 1116 Ollillu 11111111 114111 111111111- ..
1111111 111111111 at may 111111 11 like oi
of some permanent and enduring chur 1
llt'it-H‘.‘
that this might take the form of an:
endowment to ho udniiniatered 11v tho:
11111111111 or 11 lmupitul at. the hintitonlrlnow‘vrou pint ALARM DISTRICT Hi
1 Home.
.hiil (‘. lllrdm-ye Pf 11111111111111.11111111111'
that the1 ittnuhot knlithted during the.
your was 11.24 , 11nd tht1 dcuthu st. 'i‘ho
receipts were $2,374.
A feature of the neeulon wan the pre-
nonunion to retiring (‘lrhnd Command
er Ponrute of a punt. commander 11 low
(11.
The next conclnve will he held with
let-red to a committee.
~wA-w
LITTLE ONES CARED FOR. ‘
III—won”
by Danbury Prob-to Com-t.
11111111111111. March tilt—«Four cunn-
ron, whose ages range from four to
eight. yearn, were committed to the
County Temporary Horne at Norwnlk
by order of .lndxe‘ Eugene C. Dempsey
in the probate court thin morning.
Applicntiuna for their commitments
were made by the soloctnien, who have
been in touch with their families and
believe that they 1111111111 be taken care
or outside their own homes. The chil-
dren were James Moran. eight years
old; Edith Moran, six years old, and
Edward Moran. four years old all chit
drop of Jumbo and Huttiti1 Moran; and
Helen Bizhm. five years old, daughter
0! William and Catherine Elgham.
The 11119111111111 Who have been assist—
lnz in the 11111111011011.1111» (milieu, he
.11er that. the 00111040011011“ is not
Jumble, an 114111114111.htm: or the
lior thirty days about 0 wool: 0440.
when convicted or 11111111111 hi4 mother
crlno 1311911111111, mother at oho fourth
tor intoxication. ._ M‘i
much conflict between them and tho16
t‘olumblan No. 4, of Norwich, on,
1Murch l8. 111111. The reromtnondar; N
. 1101111 or the Grand Comuuder were rev!
over the hood with a tea cup. Cloth-
chiid oommltted today. W00 taken to
police elation last Thursday 1115111.
when her mother woo round lying in 11
month near Claiborne street, and was
6‘).- Mum and t‘uthotino Streets.
iii-«New Cannon Bond and Fair Street.
ihimt‘twumut Street, near Summer St
05~31n411 Street nod Union Avenue.
0211-011 The Green.
1111-41.11" Avenue 11110 Lincoln A1 onus.
04v «401m Avenue and 1111111111111 11.11.1111.
w, .8. 1......
llA‘T NORWALK FIR! ALARM ”XI.
Fire heudnunrtum. 08 Van 7.11m strum.
11in phone 0
tch School (print
nrvln School lnrtvo o
RZIRE 181m Washington and Fort Sill.
2i 4--Vun 21111111 St. and unborn Ave
21404111111 Ave and Roman Bi.
2-‘17~»\\ lnfleldfi
ran—rm and 3001411014 so.
am Faint Ave and Fitch st.
221% John fill. and Edits Ave.
Bouviow Ave. and First tilt
ioulevurd 11nd Seconds 81.
Cove Ave. 11.01 Fifth
1111 ”Boulevard and Elnckntono Bt. (1‘41;
1 34i~ Kflyfld‘il‘ tit. and Pine Hill Am. «Tel.
:14'2-»-Krvnor 81.111111 Duck Pond rd (Tot)
‘84limuitlhorn Haven. (“M l
A luluphnnc message to Electric Station
11.111 and
ii. 111.. giving location or tire, an alarm
4.705) bctvwen the hour-11 1140
will be given or iit-nr’em box.
i'rlvntn hos-.1111 will only he pulled to:
itiro 1m rcmhm where located.
held-com ulnrma no nnly' to but given by
he chief or acting chief upon his arrival
nttltnllro.
cioqili n
0 Ito
imtltto blunt untold (intro, testing or line
upon.
1 «01111- blast at it 1, m . cmndud time.
i ~'~’l‘uo 1111111111. 44! not.
ill lim'l‘uontv too. at it 11.. not no mum
lug trunnion of public «rhino
Il-il~~'l‘w111y1t“o.ut 12:03 11. 111.. no at
moon amnion or public school
lilli‘liliimTcn titanic quickly call: the
(inure depot tine
Mum—«.m-
llmflighlcnd Ave 1.1m 1'.. .4401
R. l“!
The report of tht.1 grand rooot'tler.i lt-Hickory i‘uut! and Roll inland.
int1 Point and Fiction 111.1111
rim Lori: island Sound to McKinley tilt.
0411111111111" St. to t.
git-«16rd» St. to no
4w-R.1‘ilroud to Broohlldo.
W00 48400.
tin-«White bridge north to 43111101111th
II out.
Mr mom of 1m he'll 411110. 1 1-1..
water to 00 ohm
A third or more niomo indium cotton
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_ BiLL’S‘GOlNG TO LEAVE.
Elko’ out to be Tape» From Green- M
wlch to Armenia Soon. ,
March 1.9.--—“Bill." ,
his goatshlp. who bun been leading
on the lot of the land at Sherltr Phil-
GREENWICH.
lotion. Danbury am
new council ot Elke is to be opened in 0""
1‘th 11,111 ”yet. Mutt
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CONNECTICUT PETITIQNS. ‘
March lib-«Repro-
‘ presented in the . -,
10119111111 Mrei Jame: J Fourth“ house Saturday two petitions from the
Learn. 0' Dual U“ W09“ 3“°°°" 'Connecticut Dairymen‘s asaoclatlon,‘ ‘
lone favoring a parcels post and the»
NEW \ORK1 March 19 ”him For- other opposing the removal of the ten
in Finnegan's estate on the shale road 111110 N0 ‘1. is named 38 CWQBDWR' ,c’ent tax on oleomargarlue.
‘ 6V6? “nee he wag brought here by mm; (‘M‘ in ll suit tiled yesterday in the;
Bristol Lodge 015:":th the inltHiation sullri’mi‘ 00“” by Mrs.Ja1nea 11- F01" petition or the Center Congregational,
ot the Greenwich lodge, is shortly to #111111 tor divorce from her huaband.1.cmimh, ct Merlden. 11110111111; the one;-
no on a journey to Auaonln,1vhore a on automobile dealer. of N6 5234 West ' sage of the Kerry-on Shepard 1111.11.
Hundred and Sixteenth etreotJ 1mg commerce liquor hill
RM". ”RHYME NO- 3 “'03 Milli Currie petition of sundry citizens at New
A new 111111111111 oi the intent spring ”1863““. twenty- two n "3199110115 open: Haven, belting tor the enactment oil
11111.1. now being made tor “Bill," and air 8.1 the Herald $000“) How She House Bills Nos. 16802 and 18244 1
he will .00 taken to the lodge room 101000 been married
man 111.1 iiual int-ewe” addregg to Mr. Forsylhe eight dhyn before his
those who 1111111 been no kind to him wile discovered it. Miss Higgins al- petition or the business men at New»
during the bust two your». "13111" is 111111111011 she knew nothing of i‘orsr‘the s town protesting against the postings
111000 feeder and it 111 said that he has lormer marriage.
this choice of drink: and also has n
WASHINGTO N,
Representative Reilly presented the,
it it! claimed R0 lilting to treaties with the lndionu.
-lleprenentntive Hill presented 11111
,0! the pnrceis poet bill;
hiraroraythe and her husband were' of the W C 111 U or 51mm"; for
lhvorlto brand at (mowing tollucco.~ 1 married three yearn 030. She Willi; the speedy 1111118111111 of the Kayo“. ‘
R lied the habit tormerly nu notrew- The! have 0’1" Shepard interstate liquor bill;
411011111001“. 1' , 1 petition oi the Central lmbor 111111111
' “When on February 26. the second or Dnnbln'y, favoring the manager _‘0
‘ to rouulnto this '
1Houne bill No. 11032,
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