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IIIIIIII III W W IH
BIIY Hit PRUPUSIIIUN
Want to llbtain Figures and Terms on Which the James Home-
stead May be Secured, and These Will Be Submitted to
a Meeting to be Here April 4th
PlIN MAY BI Iii iiiiPIiiI iii IHI CINSWIIIIIIIW
[I III IIIWII PRIIPIISIIIIW BiIflii IIKWII illilflii
Meeting Was Not Largely Attended, the Vote Showing Sixty-1
Attended by about
voters. the special Norwaik city meet?
tug of last evening. to consider
purchase of the James Homestead in
Wall street for city purposes, proved
to be a gathering of conservative cit-
izens, when on the resolution present-
cd by Pix-Councilman John
and seconded by Councilman William;
Howard,
the question at issue until such time
as a reported estimate of the cost of
the proposition shall be prepared. 5
That to have proceeded with a vote
to purchase the property, not knowing.
what expense the project would on“
-
eight for Adiourning, and Forty six Against it
two hundred
nsition.
the
0! lililll)’.
Malone. ing
But. perhaps,
face
it delayed the deciding on' appearance
BIllIIIi illiii BMW
323'
Detective Felts Confident of Set-
ting Three then, But One _
iiii ......LII' Iiii’iili
excitement,
lies Escaped
may-...“.
doors.
today,
tan. or to have votcd down the prop-
would in either case
been a too hasty more in the minds
That the meeting did ex-
actly right in delaying the matter an.
ill some future time was the general
:optnlun of those, present at the meet-
uuderiylng this our.;
of conservatism,
those who voted to hold up the matter.
tnttil a future meeting had
in view——that of waiting
Friday night town meeting on the com
(Continued 0n Fifth Page)
MVSTEIIIOIIS W0.“
ST‘RTLIS “Tuna“: Rev Mr. column is evidently heart
STAMFORD, March 27.«-—Wboths r
it be a ghost or a real thing causing
the trouble. the people of the east;
section of this town are in a state of
which clears the
streets and sidewalks at night
keeps everybody, young and old.
The cause for this score
an idea
until
Mainland
innuiumnui
Members oi Several Churches
Pass Resolution to Start
Campaign iiere
A joint meeting of the several South
Norwaik churcltca. Protestant, was
held last evening at the (lexigrogatlon-
al Church. in interest of the Men and
Religion Forward Movement. A good
attcnrance was present. and much iu~
terost shown in the enterprise. This
organization “has bad a wonderful
growth and has already done a won.
dori‘ui work throughout the entire
country in interest of good citizenship.
public morality and the spiritual life
of the churches. it is a men‘s move-
ment for men. a rallying point of the
telly in particular, a purely masculine
prripoeltlon.
The Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzie, of
l
. movement and its methods of opera-
tion. referring eIpecinlly to the recent
great meeting at Hartford. which he
have; attended and from which he had evi-
dently caught the spirit. llev, Mr. Mac
konzle spoke. as a brother to brothers
and hit last the right spot.
, One could not help but feel a strong
giratornal spirit. and to ace plainly that
Christianity has become more than
and stronger than dcnotniuatioaulism.
j‘he sectarian motive was all out at
sight. and evidently is on its last legs.
Manhood. brotherhood and genuine
(‘Ilrisiiika sentiments towards others.
(were last night demonstrated to the
' minds of everyone.
I The gathering was made to feel this
'.‘ gas the start by the appropriate Intro-
duction of the Rev. F. B. Coleman.
motor of Trinity Church. who presided
tho
ien no soul without reserve. in this work.
‘and the “tide “ailment ,wna empha
tIiaed by “or, other pastor and lay
man who “drawn the gathering.
Christianity. to judge it by the meet-
ting of teat evening. is from now on to
the a life and a service more than I
more creed and controversy: it is to
n'be fraternal. constructive. and mac
tic el.
and
1‘18
\\'o.vtport, laid out the purpose of the .
HILLSV‘ihLE. Va., March 27:—
What the search leaders believe will
be the final movement against the Al-
iens Was undertaken at down today by
is picked squad of sherpshootinz detec
tires. sidna and ‘Friei Allen and Wes
ley Edwards. three of the four men
still at large. charged with the Carroll
.. courthouse murders. are" supposed to
be cornered in a wild section of the
Blue Ridge, twenty miles from this
place undue” the North Carolina line.
With guards at. every known part that
could popeib‘ly furnish an avenue 01
escape the. detectiies went into this
section, determined to capture or kill
1 . theoutinws before coming out again.
Detective Thomas l... Felts, in
charge of the searchers, is confident
the three men nested have been trap-1
, pod this time. Claude Swahson Alien,
'_ however, he believes to be hundreds
1 of miles away brnow.
' The grand Jury empanelled yester-
day is expected to return neu indict-
meats against the accused clansmen
before the day is over. it is said that-
ybung VictoruAllen now in Jail at Roa-
noke with his father. Floyd, probably
, will not be reeiadlcted and may be
set free. Bemt-otlietaity it is admitted'
' that. no witness has Man found to tes-
tify that Visitor took any part in the
«courthouse sheeting.
~W~M
,eged women saw the mysteribus at»:
the appearance of a woman veiled;
from head to foot in atmtless white.-
She has been seen by several people,
first by two young girls returning;
home about 8 o'.clock last night, and
an hour later by two young boysg
The final scare was when two middle
1
0
Joel and, uttering screams of terror
ran for their homes. investigation
could find no trace of the woman. i
Four years ago. a similar scare
was prevalent in this section. Two
years ago a lady dressed in black
frightened people on the west side.
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Very Best Butter. his lb.
15 Seedless Oranges. 26c.
0 cakes Naptllu Soap. title.
5 lbs. Iiesi Laundry Starch, 23c.
3 lbs. California Prunes. 25c.
3 lbs. Very Best Rice. .00.
6 lbs Buckwheat. 250.
3 packages Mince Meal. 25c.
Long island Turnlps. 17c pit.
Fresh i01 of Parhnips. be lb.
Tel. 367. 72 North Main St.
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LIFE sirens liESiiliE
Two other ontve
NORFOLK. Va. March 27. -—~'Word
has reached here that life-savers o
the Cobb island Station neocued eev
«MILLINMV OPENING
Wednesday, Thuritdny and Friday All
o tho“ .1, non induces
. I." and tight ass. on which the vessels
lid pa. in the demolish"
’31 WWqu flouae leader is ‘
on men composing the crews of the
barges Gaston and S. D. Caribou andI
the latest in trimmed and untrimmed MH- Flak Wife Of C‘Di- “Ck Of W} 'H
‘ 1 Gaston. Just before the two vessele‘ New “3"”-
. sank in the quicksand Monday. The; WI“ and children of
two barges and a third. the City of!
Washington. ware,.ln tow of the tus'
Edward F. Luokonbaoh. Capt. Little.
of the latter. claims there was a dense
struck shore; but Ospt. Pick of the
bum says there was no to; and no
.‘mueit sea. 1‘ A *1 1
maidens. soup
“That it la the sense of this means
Movement of some sort. ought te‘be
inaugurated and carried forth in this
surrounding towns this work is being
r,, instituted and there is no reason why
South Norwslk Ihouid not get into the
, Venterprise.
'and laymen meant business for a press
tical religion that is of some practical
use and benefit in this smart cm.
I“ SEEK FIIBCC iF
States District Attorney John ’1‘. not»
that Pasquale Fusco for whom a re-
ward of 8500 has “been offered by
‘United States Marshal William Hen-
kel of New York. can be extradited
from ltaly if he
h‘tlsco I! wanted on E charge 0’ being; MI. With 26.000; Ohio. "I“! 36.000. 1‘.
a "white elever."
{to know something of Funds plans
i say that he will send for his wife and
11' children to so to ftaly in a short time.
'Fusco' it used father lives in New Haw
I van and appears to have power of ID
torney to collect the rents from "out.
no at seem Word one “Petty“ alone
be left flutter! more vault two weeks
no.2 Mobil tile avevoblldren. one
less than in month old.
brownie? rmamer TROLLIY co.
in dire one of Walter 13.8wa Iiainat
tile Cddt‘iboti‘out Co. for damages to
1 an sues hue accident at Oroaoque.
‘ November id; 1910. last night returned
a verdict 0! 11300 for the plaintill 1
Theiiury deliberated the ones ‘io
more“ than an hour. The Goaneotleot
Co. flied notice of an admin
A resolution was unanimously passed
but a Men and _Religion Forward
lty this spring. "
in iirldseport. Stamford and Other
it certainly looks as if our churches
11th tom Iii uni
HARTFORD. March 27.~United
neon of this city is of the opinion
is captured there.
Persons who claim
" real estate in Hartford and in
and to provide for the
up.” ’i 1,...
Mrs. new beta today that site and
reside at 47
‘1' Mt in this ctti.
, ' ”gun-”4....-.
bouncer March 21. Area Jury
Trolley. Repreteniptlve Found
That Switch Would be in City
at South 'ilorwelk
nuunnuiunn
‘nlmntunn
Adjournment 1.1.11 iiatii April 9
at Seieotmen’s Cities
Munster i ll. Potter and Engineer
ill. (‘1. Webster. ot' the Connecticut
Company. appeared before the select-
men and a scattering of townspeople
yesterday afternoon at the hearan on.
exat-tlt what they propose hut
W
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
HEW VIII! EMT ~
saw waif ital-ob t? mwun ills
hop John W. “smiling. at Boston. pro-
aiding the sixty aura semi-t session
of the \iew Yes-it M Conference of
the WW Clash VII
CCIEE‘IEICE CPEIISj
t
the proposed change in tracks of that army at Corralltos
comrani la WWW“ avenue They 9“ were directed in person by General the report of the Turkish commander
plaincd to the otheiale and voters jnet' pawn“ Greece. the insurgent mm at nengput received here today from
be mandor-inmhlef
ieupposed by Pancho Villa, proved tin-1
i
'but this proved nuavailing against the given in the report. which says that
i
i
unutnnuu
tuninnnn
insurrectos Repulsed the Govern.
ment Column in Fight at
Corraiitoz
f;
JIMINEX, Melt.
March 27.-—'I‘he
final phase of yesterday's battle he-
forces terminated last night. to all ap-
pearances in the defeat of the feder-
ale.
The main force of fedorale was de~
leafed at Corralitoa. Monday, in a
spasmodic light beginning in the. morn-
I‘g and terminating at dark, 11 column
0 [Morals sent against the rebel base
at .limlnez, was defeated in a fight
three miles outside the city limits.
The government column which was
repulsed tree a detachment sent out in:
an endeavor to outflank the insurrec
toe and take, the base at this city. The
rebels were fully aware of the move-
ment. and without an encmy in front
formed in force here and drove back:
the advancing Maderistas.
The federalg were led b1 General
Aubert who apparently was ignorant
of the defeat of the main body of his
Rebel operations
The report that (leacrat Aubert was
true lie poseseIed superior artillery.
numbers of the enemy.
COAL SHCITABE'II
WIIBIIII WWI"
W 1. ‘
DANiflifiom "If“ new!!!” 0E
formally smut it the "6'3““ Ave-I the eastern Windham county towns:
one lath
Brooklyn t
Hamilton. The set meeting of the as
ternooa was I memorial service foré
in; ofleer.
~1- m...
i
I
g ppm.“ Church in are facing a coal 'ahortapo. The sun-
in", “um 'm con! ply which most of
tiaue until April !. Devotional aeoi‘hwlm WW" 0“" “I'm “"0““ “11' 1 tin; to the objections of the Connec-
vicel precedinx the first males of the! "I “lumen“ 00““ reach “19'“ from tieut state Board of
conference were conducted by Bishop We mill“. today if“ 100M "“3“" the awaited Lever bill to cooperate
the dealers
ed. to this place soft coal is not to?
be had ata any piles and anthracite is
like members of the conferenc. who. running low with scarcely 50 tom 0" the members of the Connecticut not
We died marina lost you The snai- “30- Bill“! W1 0|"! inelionli‘omton Saturday a member of the
vet-Arr of the Freeman'- nut sects-I but: of t ton to mil them 30‘“! ,oetognuon said lost night that be
n will be held lenient. when on all-- will!" rowm are 00min! in from thought that the board of education
time will be delivered by Rev C a other towns
Mason. corresponding secretary of the advanced but cord wood has gone; sion of the scope of the proposed
Freedmana are Society luv. 11.0 up 81 a cord end i- now quoted It legislation
Glisten. of Shelton. will be the prestd- {$6 The larae manufacturiax plants Connecticut will not benefit, a, we“
Coal prices have not
are not disturbed by the cool short
one as their contracts with operators
—-l will spray trees for the scale in . "3 Ni“! filled The Mild! COM! on
East Norwalk and Cranbury.
this route c311 notify Henri lieoupain.
in West street or tel.il2-12.
tutu soroaoeue‘e
‘ ut liffiilllit out
ALBANY. N. Y., March 27.~More
than 48,000 automobiles were resistor
ed in New York state between Jana
m is and the first day of the present
month, the license to» lit-om the rolls-
trstion “mating 8600.000. Of these
cars about 5.400 are trucks.
New York leads all the states in the
number of care registered. California
bola; second with 29.500; Pennsylva-
tlooih. with as. 000; Massachusetts.
with 205000;..iowa. with. 10,.000 and
New Jeruwwith lii.,000 follow next
in order; Catttbraia receives only 350.:
000 in license tees, while Pennsylvania
pets tree, 000; Massachusetts. not, 000.
Ind‘ tlitnois, notice. I ‘ 1 x,
The census taken on march 1 shows
that literature 842. 000 registered ours
in the United fltotee. which pay a total
license of $3,800,000. Of all the auto-
mobiles only 17. 000 are trucks.
on...
.ILICTIONO IN YALl FIATIRNI-
TIEI. '1
NEW HAVEN. March Ruffles.
tions to an academic Junior fraterni-
flea It rate manna today include:
Psi Upsilon: lliltitaore w. Bmlh.
Greenwich; John J. Filmer-aid; Wa-
alum. tenors- it boy. in. Hartford.
Beta “Thou Pi: Arthur hi. floppies.
Nortlliteltiw
so our laoAttl.
M’r '
Ani- .ithOIG who are depending upon rail
bog) wlnhln' their trees sprayed “on: shipments in response to recent or-;
dare.
MINISTERS APPEAL
a
out by the local ministers:
To the People of South Norwalk:—~
mind that next week will
in: with the sentiments of the wool
brief serviceof prayer. praise and
meditation in the noon hour. .‘l‘be
service wlilbe very informal and will
last about twenty minutes. including
an sddms by one of the union; The
pastors take tbiI means of ankle:
vices and also to invite the people of
the city to usual to come and give a
lard.
Announcement will be made ate
later date when the service willbe
held.
Faithfuliy yours, \
FREDERICK A. COLEMAS.
JOHN iii. ”PEER.
JOHN bTAPLiI‘l’ON.
BALTH t). HARTLEY. 1
1 1 t
for supper!
«Hot clam cbowder'
lot or can.
day adoration...
roll northern
The following appeal has beta sent‘
it has seemed fitting In the minds
of the undorsimd pastors of the
churches in South Norwalk to ask the
people of South Norwalk .to bear in
be Holy
Week and to inform them that in keep
they, the pastori. intend to hold a
their Own people to support these oer.
part of the time of Holy Week to the
Kowdon tltI‘t bound to not Butt: a
Fifli'. It 3L operas. l‘rl—
IIAUAN ARMY ‘ HIS
According to tile Dispatches oi the
1uniuuiunnutnin1
iiuuinainmin
oi the Battle is flat
l.0:\l)0\'. March 27. ———’i‘he Turkish and Ara
army in Tripoli has just achieved a
great \ltiOl‘) over the italiun army
l whose losses were- lancers and 3. 500
men killed and wounded, according to won’t ta
'a special correspondent at the. Turkish
i heon uprters.
Not Known Where it Happened.
I The location of the battle is not
Cuba.
.fui.
the entire camp equipment of the ital srs nev
i inns fell into the hands of the Tulltish .
:j.troops The Turkish commander says
that the casualties among the Turks
IIGIPI‘IEIIEIISIIII 0F
PIDPCIEI‘lEVEI LII
’ wasamorowu. March as .~Refer-
others.
Eight i
Education to
with the states in the encouragement
of agricultural education. received by
was laboring under a misapprehen-
The
interest
the wee
He said to assume that
‘eI other states, was an assumption
that reflected upon the adaptability
of the farmers of the state. The
,pmposed law. he said. was not in
tended to be mandatory. and if the
Istate of Connecticut did not wish to
receive any of the benefits under it. 1
all that was necessary was to foil to
make the appropriation necessary.
He said however, that if the law did
ipass, the state board of education
Iwould have their work cut. out for
the in opposing its acceptance by‘
Connecticut as the grungers and oth-
er ssrieultursl societies are demand-
ing this legislation. only a few days
ago the president of the Connecticut
it is not likely that this bill will
pass the house this session. it has
the support of the committee on mi—
oulture. but in view of the state of
the nuances of the country it will not
be reported. it cells for an appro-
prtation of $800,000 for the first yourI
and an increasing amount each year
until the amount reaches $3,000,000
per year. '
all, thir
They w
canvas.
-—8MITH'8 DANCING CLASS
Every Thursday. Trust Co. Hall.
0 "m
VOOIURGH FOR TAFT.
Attorney Goon. it.w Vooburah. who
was elected first delegate to the Re-
ablioea state convention to be held
11 New Haven on April to and if waa
interviewed this morning by I Bentl-
aat reporter as to whom he would Inp-
port at the codvelflbl‘u between Tait
1 and Roosevelt. Attorney lQuantum: re-
plied. "l'm for Ten; of course.” Title
administe- the statement aisle In
the Sentinel lest «salsa II with
this in author embassy in
which AMT“! Weber“ was
I I 1 ligamb his!“
pooled
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need.
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tween sm'ernment and revolutionnrJiifkiSh Army Reported To Have Achieved Ill Greet
at Benghazi, Recieved in London. Today -
unnatural
ETurks and Arabs Killed or Wounded numbered 150, But Ti
and sounded
—A CIGAR av ANY orassnmlt
Court 10 cént hand- made Havana. (Ii-i
gore-«once you try them. The tobw
is the finest grown on the islet)
The aroma is simply del
To make sure of the sen
look for the picture of the U. 8.1
promo Court on every box. (3006 m
Supreme Court Cigar they sell
JOHN T. SHEEHAN, Mat
iIiI IiiW Slill
and Will Be oaths Sound
There as eight in the class of
one design email
was organized last fall by W.
princes,.lr., N..YY..C“
from East Boathbay. Me” where.
were built by the Rice Brothers: .
pany, about the middle of bid!"
The schooners will be com -
Isnd seeworthy. B. B. CrowninI
30f Boston. designed the class
has superintended the
of the craft. ' _
Five of the owners are member:w
ithe New York Yacht Club. while”
i others are well
They are well known among ya
men. They are Ciarkeon Cowl. ‘
les Lane Poor, Edmund Rand
W. H. Judson. W. Butler Duncan it
Frederick R. caution and Alfred],
. The yachts are forty-one feet
eight feet beam and six feet 31
Mr. Duncan will name his uh- ”I
the Vendetta. Mr. Johnaoa'a'w
named the mm and 'Mr. m-
the Helen II.
on by the other owners new 1‘...
been learned. '
Interesting series of races arii ‘
will offer special prizes loathe
sad the N. Y. Y. C. may also
The schooners have been
a moderate aunt and their
expenses will be small.
lor yaohtamen who may have
privilege of Iaillns on them Ind:
Ilbly taping part in their at '
1—amor Isle. sum it ' ,
the. rim it til. about: it's ‘
Turkish CartoonistI
innusnt
Given
be numbered only 150 bill"
s,
u—m—w
its the place of my flap
in
or substitute. because every
SWWIWIII
it lilo Heel, All Hill
in flay“
schooner: w
yachts are finished all!
in; fleet will be bro ’
tern end of Long Island
0011801
known yach
agricultural college was down here nen Morris. “midst“, ownsd‘
ruins the passage 0! up. hill. friend of Mr. Cow w 0 orders
a boat for him.
ty feet on the load INA
ill carry 780 square
b3.
The names decl
to be nailed by the
f the Long island sound
To the
urlua races they will it
upshot—Ji—
Norwalk Chronicler