Adllghvmy Commissioner James H. walk Board of Trade on Highway Work About the State, rind Says He Has More Demands Than Hs lien Hoot .IAIEE WAIIIEA WI IARAEEA GIVES AAA AASARIIIIIAE " IAAII AAA TREE IEAAIIAA AAA PRESEAAAIIAA Metropolitan orchestra Providec‘a "Delightful Musical Program [and Belresinnents Were With the state highway commiqA. sionor present to talk upon his work. and with the local tree wurden on Aland as an added feature. the Nor- .Vl‘uik Board of Trade smoker. held last evening, in the spacious parlors of the Norwalk Club, was a line success, some hundred and twenty-five men be- ing present. including a delegation- i‘ronl the South Norwnlk lilonrd oi , Trade, members of the Norwalk Board of Trade, members of the Nor- walk (‘lub and friends The talk of Highway .Comlnissioner James ii. Macdonnid was most satisfactory and , all were interested to hear about the ' '1li1ls1slurnrnrs or ovum some wear titanic onoo stlsoii’ M South Norwalk oystermen aren‘t (worried War the prospect that Pact-A no coast. growers are raising their own seed rind becoming independent of the Connecticut growers. The last of 20,- 0001hushels of seed oysters furnished this spring by New Haven and South Norwalk dealers to the far west is now on rdnte to the coast. Fifty cars have been required to carry the supply. An oystermen said tolay: “Year af- ter next will he the «banner year for shipments from New Haven to the f coast. Four years ago we se‘nt cut a considerable quantity. Those will ma- ture in the winter of 1913-14 and will be sold. ‘80 when the spring of 1914 comes we will be called on to make the biggest shipments ever out west. " he Pacific coast people don’t seem to are much luck with their seed. There seems to Abe acmething in the waters there that affects the seed. 0n- .le the section uncut Puget Sound gets by. All the rest will have to depend more and more on the east. “This spring has seen shipments 'oven heavier than four years ago [and two years hence will Abringnls the big- gest sort of trade ever with the west- ern people." Oystermon now are getting ready to clean up their grounds in this vicinity. Operations will be well underway by July first and a fleet even larger than the one engaged in the recent demon- stration Will be in service. 1 WALSAAAA BEATS. THE ulnutsori ilELEllATES , DUUUTH. Mon. June 6.——Tlle state mmo'cratio convention here today pro- mised a battle. The Byron and Clark forces planned to make a stand against the Wilson followers in efforts to send twenty-four delegates to Bal- timers instructed for the New Jersey _ governor. Part of the Bryan- Clark fol. lowers declared their inton ion to at- tempt to prevent the reel tion of F. it). Much, of St. Paul. a Wilson can- ‘. dictate for national committoemnn. , , J Wilson sits a majority of the instruc bed delegates. He carried every die Atrial. but the fourth and possibly the ‘J sMJ‘Aslsth, which is enough to ‘ unit rule if all his delegates money's panama sellout. ' Milli AMA AA AA AAAA AAAA AAAA AA AAA A A AAA AAA iliii .. matured at the south lam Poet-allies usoooud Clue Mutter Hacdonald Addresses the Ho}- Sorved at Norwaik Club trees. Piesident Henry P. Price, of the Nolwalk Board, introdu‘od the com- missioner with n few well chosen rc- marks and the speaker delayed but a moment in attacking his subject. to tell the gathering that that form of meeting lie’enjoys most for "it brings me in close touch with those whom i chg‘ht to serve." The commissioner explained to those gathered that ill the seventeen years he has held his position the work of the department has increased .d—u IContlnued on Eighth Page.) .rullo Alto-soils gumslll bacilli. J H. - W A very charming piano and song re citai was given last evening by the pupils of Mr. and -Mrs.,E. .l. Sims in the Parish Hall of Triplinburch. The selection of the many pieces showed a thdrougb understanding or the ability of the pupils, and they were all. rendered in a way which spoke of study, care and unecaslng efforts on the part of both teacher and pupils. The work of the pupils reflected great credit upon both Mr. and Mrs. Sims. The songs were all rendered with feeling and sympathy and the pie- nc selections showed much expres- sion. Over 300 people enjoyed the varied program and very many expressions of commendation were heard at all sides. Adler: hearing the recital no on can doubt but that Mr. and Mrs. Sims m not only the possessors of ability themselves, but that they have the primary faculty of bein’g able to impart somewhat of it to their pupils. Their pupils are to be congratulated that they have such conscientious and able teachers. 1 —_——-—-—a~_—u-——. TIAAIAIIIB SBHAAAAI. FOIA WAITEIAS IAEIAT NEW YORK, June B.—-Tho hotel cuss plans. gers, “he will be a delight to n din- out all the undesirables." I-‘IIA‘E ALAIAH GAME men were having a dance last and was out on the arm and rhodium-Bo— srb All. men. ,1 W managers of Ithis city expect to have their proposed ..trsining school for1 waiters in operation within a week. They held a meeting Tuesday to dis- “When a waiter is graduated from this school,” said one of the mana- r. 1H9 wil know just how to serve and act. By this means, we can sift 1A8 nutritionists macros. June fir-AWIMAAD any. ‘011 any 19,, litre. home was attacked by.“ itsllan who luau units. We for. that two attempts Arm mode to PREIAI JAAE AAIAES iii IHE AIRWAIAA Hissldary lsssii, of Horwslk. A. pretty June wedding took place this morning at 10:30 o'clock in at. aMry's church when Miss Mary Inuit, the directive daughter of Mr. and En. Louis Jansil. of Main and Cross streets was joined in marriage to" Stephen Buffs, of South Norwalk. Tho cos-o- contrnctlng parties. The church pro- fit being handsomely and fashion- ably gowned for the occasion. ‘ and was attended by Miss Lenin Jos- sii, sister of the bride as bridemaid. A. Boys. of New York city, acted as best man Mamie Discos, Lorilee Disesa, Anton ette Disess and Sarah Spinneo. held in Arlen Hall. in Madison street. Among the out of- town guests ms- Dsn Buffs, Elia Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. New York. being one of the proprietors fig nests Hotel The! have _1 “ wishes of theft: many friends loll . .AAiuncsiNMiomn. silk. Amundsen. life , ' GIFTS TO THE’ HOSPITAL. t—C“ VIsitlnn Board. gratefully acknowledged: Oburoh: old muslin. a friend. WEATHER FORECAST Showers This Afternoon and Tonight. , "(AA all '[3 x AAAAAAAA wilds Stephan Buffs, oi the a, pie Hotel, in St. Mary’s Choral! " molly was performed by Rev. 'W; J. Finn in the presence of a large nun» *“ her of the relatives and friends of the sented a brilliant spectacle, those prev The bride was handsomely toured concur Less Than $3,000 ' antes his work. but he is willing to The flower 3m“ were “'9 Misses Two additions are before the State Attorney general John H. Light.for answer with reference to the local school fituiltion. one is presented by the fact: that the school laws seem to require or ileum to be and Jim 1. At the conclusion of the ceremony, th bridal party and guests repaired to the Central Hotel. where a dinner was AAAAAAA AAAAAAA Positive That Horwaik Can be Freed of Mosquitoes it Cam- paign Is Carried Out s The committee in charge of this undertaking has received information be any question of doubt regarding the success of the work, the Drainage Company will be very pleased to put up a bond covering the $750.00, which has been asked for from the Board of Apportionment, to secure the safety of the town’s money in case of failure it should he generally understood that: payments on this contract are contingent upon its success, and so stated in the contract. if the mosquito breeding is not stOpped. there is no pay. if mosquito breeding is stopped, you can have no mosquitoes. Not on ly is the contractor Willing to guar- stand by it and look after it. in l‘nirfleld a few of the citizens un , plenty of time to raise the fund hyo public subscription. They could not. served Tonight at reception will bet for or my awn“ 0011001 committee to soversl district , of the board of school r want of action by the; selectmen d: the town. the election; went by Wit and the school visitors lo the district meetings but at the nuptials were Dun Discus. Angelo nova. Antonette and Louise illness of New York city 1). Discos of held over. Bridgeport and MM! Disses “A will all h. Whether *e Cute Attorney General will order in election or lot think: ”We in data quo for a year is, Of The contracting catfish '4" well known in the Norwalks,‘ the gnaw? , , s abound question is presented by. 1 Mt tilt on. Union District has; modifier tltpf has novhr been repul- l ed bythtflistd maintain: The dis- trict has not voted to not the MEI-tar tun to repeal this charter. Whether the town vote on school consolidation practically effected such a repeal is A witty wedding took place yester day aftercare at 4 o'clock from the Swedish Congregational Church in 'Enat Nor-walk. when Miss Emma 0. liedman. daughter of John Hellman, of iBJAnccln avenue, was loinod in our rings to Hartuick Mounds“, son of U. Amundsen. of Sound View Avenue Rev, Charles J. Vahlstrorn officiated and the bride was attended by Miss Anna Hedmnu, sister of the bride. Axel Amundsen, brother of the groom. acted as best man. The bride was beautifully dressed in white silk and the bridemsld was gowned in pink But neither of these questions in any wise affects the Hint of the board of school visitors to elect a town In Awlntendena if they can get the mo- ney from the Bcsrd of Minnie and Nation for this purpose. Any town in the state can elect a town enterin- tctudsnt or ask me state Bosrd of Ed. ucstlon to appoint a. elite supervisor. Here is rhorpotno of collision between ,the school visitors and the secretaryl of the State Board of Education, who desired to be consulted in the matter; but whose advice was summarily burn- ed down by the visitors last Saturday. lie the meantime the one hupdred twenty-live teachers of the town are worrying about their promised ln-J crease of pay. The new superinten- dent is getting 82.100 a year to man- age .fcrty teachers in Massachusetts. Here he would have three times as many tenchers for only $2.500. lie is now located in Millbury. Miss Adelaide Aarcnllon and Miss Dorothy Peterson were the flower girls and were dressed in white. The ushers were Adbln Hellman and Oscar A reception followed the wedding at the home of the bride. which “was pret- tlly decorated for the occasion with palms and cut flowers. The happy couple are now enjoying a honeymoon trip through Massachusetts. They, were given a warm fwrewall and have the best wishes of their many friends for a successful and happy married -—Oatmoal. 8c per package. kowsky‘s. 53 Osborn Ave" E. N. MIAMI! PAAAIFAIA \ Without a demand of some sort. is» "A8 Two "Ric‘s Abor organisations are Without the Reported It the Meeting of tho Lsdlss’ The regular meeting of the Ladies' Visiting Board was held at the Nor- walk Hospital, Monday. This was the last meeting of the summer, as there are no meetings held in July and Au- gust. The regular business was tran- sacted and the following gifts are WIN‘NIPEG, Main. Picture cards and flowers. Mrs. J . 0 Themes; dour sheets, four pillow cases "“1 Edmont n, Stl'oms, Aibodts. seasons T0 rwo convert. .1 AP. W. P. and W. 1'. Mrs. Jacob M. Layton; books. Mr. and bur-.11). W. Raymond; loo cream “from the Norwslk Yacht club. through E. W Fitch; musical, Dr. J. Damon, eon unanimously no the Michelob) were plum J ‘ The visitors fol June are Mrs Nib when, we can. guaranteed mill ale .A oyoo. Mrs. W. J .Trsooy, nnI Thursday. ity. dutirowshy‘ s. 58 Osborn Ave. lli. N. Mrs. rah if. Union. J entered work. it is so positive and reluA gcr in guaranteeing it. one full cent to each tax bill. deuce. if the town refuses to do its small share it would 9.9M? that more was objection to the undertaking, or lack of faith in its results won both sides of Norwsik cleaned J on and cred from this post and spread ing in each direction, how long can Nomik stand out? Doesn't it mean lowering of property values? Emp- ty hotels and summer places? mosquitoes for summer people to go to, instill they go to ‘NOI‘WEAk,’Anf8!tM with magnitude? We must remember that there are A lutely ffoefrom this pest. not partially free. but completely free, where they ing the benefits, growth and life that is yet to souls to Norwalk. Town (lo-i depends upon the health and comfort ‘of its people and cthe'r things come Alster. This, will be sadly realised in 'Norwslk if it does not get in line with tits neighbors and get rid of this most dangerous of pests. THE COMMITTEE. ~—Womeu's Strap Pumps, $2.00 to 83. 50 quality. at 81. 00 a pair. 'Con- neally and Bracken. m“ TIAAIIAIEI I" IAIN Arm mm oom pale of organised society and .for that June 6.——The reason the trainmisu's brotherhood got WinnlreoCalsury exoms on the Cm into the swim with what some of their adisn Pacific was wrecked Tuesday members term a request. ulsht two miles east of Gull Inks. Happily this was not long in settle railway otllcials say that no one was mom. killed. ASeveral were hurt. Earlier in the ‘13! “10 (“TWAIN P3" they say. to wearrather heavy- blue citio express running between Calgary uniform. costs. during the summer wrecked A“ mouths and they thought it would be Several were inlur no more than right if the road per- 2 bath towels, four hand towels. 1 , A V ' w dresser cover. Whatsoevor Circle 0:11:31. mom°,Y°“"‘ 0' Benton " milled them to wear a lighter gar King‘s Daughtrs of congregational church, South Norwsllg for Kins! monitors room; 330 from the Door Wr's Circle of Rich Daughters of the Nortvalk Congregational obdrch, Milht. Ill! alarm 0! nwmmoln- What dowel. Miss Emily Lynda; books. was taken to his s lotto turned out to be a. mi blade, which destroyed our home of hank Mono. in the insights section. The loss ms. 31.600. The sum 1st that the fire was set. tier; mesa-lass, Mr. Boring. Silver- outsell ism for nurses. Mrs. Mills, nor. ’wsyoonl ism for nurses, Mrs. NAOKN" son. meort; solvers. the sunshine Club of death Norwslk Baptist The trainmon have been compelled snout: Consequently a committee of the trunnion asked the proper officials of the company about it and today it was said the company had granted the Jw'm. J. pow. Mum. 'deslmtlng however, the oil. of ANorwslk Aerie. No. sas- rrmm “we 0! 001“ A? A” worm. The We All 0rd“. of mm" m AIIAAAAIM. ‘A. man thenthey Mil. on their summer the refillisr meeting of the order, cho- uniforms 1°“ "9" ‘ WW“ “PM“ 0°“ ”of the “WA- weight but tlrey mutt. dissed his soul. 11. ed to the National localisation to be bold in common .. in AW misuse Powell will attend both conversions. With AMI NM!” “glib“! drink. ‘1’ A AREA. A wise their bar-oust nonsense injure "be epick sad soon. as provided in the. ascent rules and as further impress. , and upon the man every now and than tum-applications for rinsllloiisi's'iltli1‘1A"v m‘ m‘ lion and hot rout bsofnndwichod were In... on W“ “WWAW 9'" “ hW~ tor the meeting and music and singing J "I“ 1.530,.dl ml. the totally supplied nil Bummer, AAAAAA iii AAAA AAAA "A" III WMPANY HAS?“ “ All SH ‘10 the m cm In one there would Vice President Storrs Placodihe litter Before the Hen’silslll- mitten at The Meeting in New Haven, Last Wednesday, J and the Employee Are Likely to Accept IHEIE All 482 IAEA IN NEW HAAEIA AAA , PRAIIIIAIIY All HAVE IAIEII All AI Neither Side Likely to Shoulder responsibility of ,Preei1_ Strike Without Trying Arbitration NEW HAVEN .JuAiE 6.-~T‘hat arbi arbitration. derwrotc the entire cost. allowing the lraticn will be the next step in the work to be started at once and giving trolley wage dispute holy; of the Connecticut company in this city and the company is almost a dead will be shown by the following1 have done this if it were not a guar~ certainty. Now that the men have taken a tale in its results that there is no dun- vote overwhelmingly in is or of a islrike which action is re God how The board of apportionment hasjadnys as more an indication of the been asked for but to per cent of the 1: earnestness with which they consid» entire cast. This would not add even '1, ed the justification of their demand The }.for increased wage. than an immediate -'towns assistance to this valuable and A indication of a walkout, the last step important work is for reaching. it has been taken at this particular stage gives individual subscribers confl- of the dispute and the deck cleared for All!" TIDLLEVIEI luv lesser our}. ‘ DEHBY, Juno, 8.-—-it was learned to- day that a meeting of the trollcymcn employed on th local «lines of the Con- necticut Company will be held Friday When there are places free of: to veto on acceptance or rejection of 1 the compromise“ offer of-the company in the pending wage dispute. By men close to the sluntioii here the belief is expressed that action favorable to now very many summer places obsc- ! the acceptance of the offer will be talc- en. The reason for this they point out is that the men bellevet-hst the offer. AM“ no WNW mason It never will place the smaller divisions on an comes. These places are now cnioy- equality with the larger divisions. will tend to abolish the classification of divisions as first. second and third i velopment is important but til-st, it’ class will strengthen the union and will also mean an increase in wages to the me on the smaller divisions, at the some time tending to‘ equalise the wsrges throughout the system. The belief is hold,‘ however, that while a majority of the dvisions will favor the com-promise offer, a poll of all the trol- laymen on the system will be against It. not wires our . IAAAIILT, OITAIAIIA GiLLiElS DEPOT. Ont. June 6. «0*!- or $160, 000 damages has been done in Cobalt by a fire which was still hurri- ing early today, although the firemen probably have it under control. The fire started loathe Lyric Theater dur- ing a performance when an oil stove exploded in a. dressing room, The theater was emptied without disorder. No loss of life has been- reported. With the collapse of the theater, the flames leaped to ole Cobalt Hotel and thence to other buildings. "All AAITIIIAIIILE rsrstlrlss Ill nostril , M BOSTON, J uns 6.—-—Two deaths from injuries slumped in automobile acci~ dents occurred today in this city. An- drew Straus. fourteen years old died at the Oityflospital a few hours after he was struck and internally‘éinjurod by on sututnoblle owned by Dino m. Falcon, of Powtuckst and said to’hove been worsted by Joseph Hi. nodding- ton, of Providence. “Mrs. Mary highest and titty-Adieu from a fractured skull, alleged to have been received when she was starch by a machine minted and cream by Haloh A Good. at at. turnou- of this city. J J sea the man its willingness to arbitrate. T JournsAl-Courler last night “J necticnt company has offered to irate the Awage question with its sm- tcl men and conductors is true the 1‘ The company has already up; done as early as last Wed ment: Company Ready.‘ , In response to an inquiry from whether of not the report that. M , way company replied that it MARINA“A (Continued on . 1 . By. R. J. Ohmlt, of $1.1! Church, has given an order I War. 9. Ward, for coo loam: printed the picture of the , J it is mad with white ribbopon and will no doubt in lugs-out as every on in the parish would , “it? have one. He intends to hover J on sale that day. The men. parish are asked to meet on day evening in the basement, the final arrangements for thin. will be. made. It to expectedcli the weather is clear, a parade of A 600 or 700, not including the ' children, will take place- find are being sent out this Weekday” Carroll, to all of the promine‘n in our city to be present on‘Jthst 4 mm em a , stalks jE, , JEWETT CITY. June 6'.~Thj_o , at the Aspinoolr Bleachery which declared two weeks ago. ended terdsy when about two-thirds ff employees returned to work. company states that others who away on visits are expected it ‘ work this week. The strikers to work under the conditions lug when they walked out. This ganizerls of a labor organisation}, have been at work here have town. ‘ “AW, ‘ . J assault [is who had run away from their Bridgeport in a party. re city on a freight train‘JouA on the way to the police others gave their names Richard Tar-her and Their egos range from ‘ teen years. “The parents sways wore notified til Bridflflvllfl police am , J will. WWI lies ipsr pit. Bu 1 0s A» IANJJ
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