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V .0ver the Recall oi $1,000,000 Grant, and Senator Malian,
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Bill to Have County “Commissioners Elected By the People
Submitted by Representative Baldwin. ot Meriden
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(HARTFORD an. 31 ——-The House Just
missed the hottest fight of the session
yesterday. Bryan F Malian, of
VINeW London, was stirred into quite
some activity .liy New London's defeat
in the first skirmish on therecnll of
the ”1,000,000 gift to New London in
the Senate yesterday.
' tide was at the capitol bright and
early and interviewed his friends in
the House. ~ It was. his expectation
{that the measure would come from
the Senate this morning and be had
planned to have one of the New Lon»
,don representatives move to have it
Indefiniter postponed.
VAilliilililiill cuuncu
- MEETING sun
' The adjourned annual meeting of
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church was held last evening, at
[which time the reports of the wo-
mans Association the Senior and in—
termediate Christian Endeavor were
submitted and accepted. '
t ' An amendment to the hy-lawe, int
creasing the membership of the busi-
. ness cemmittee from seven to nine
members was accepted.
Another amendent was adopted pro~
lvlding that the members of the bust:
mess committee shall serve for three
years and shall not be eligible for to
election after serving six years until
one year has elapsed.
lArticie ten was amended, making
it necessary to give notice of? annual
and special meetings, specifying the
business to fbe transacted thcrent.
Another amendment was passed
that the chairman of the board of
deaccns be elected from its members.
a member of the business committee
for two l’unrs.
lii'rank Lauder was elected a member
of the business committee for one
your.
Rev. John Stapioton announced that
he would deliver ills annual meetings
on Sunday morning,- Feb. 2. '
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“ONLY ’IUYEH m TOWN
of misfit second hand clothing. shoes,
mutter boots of all ,hinds bought and
cold. 3. heavy. 60 Water St. Harris
and Gans‘ new hldg. Tel.‘3420,
ernmowooo onus scx about.
Very sucouuul Amlr Hud in No- i
"an I-lsii, Lnst Night.
The Goringwood club held a must.
,_ strooesstui box social last evening at
. Novsck's innit Becker‘s orchestra
tarnished music for the dancing and
V the hall was filled almost tooverdowu
All: The dinning continued untill
o'clock this morning.
James Mountains anointed as site
:tunnels- and again made a hit with the
, crowd. ’iihe hall was beautifully dec-
orhtei tor the celluloid. .
on of Mr. Will, chairmen. an.
4 Vdrow {illusion and Stephen Deltas. ‘
Alexander J. Rumiuler was elected
The committee in charge was made
PIS
I
Mnhan‘s plan quickly spread among
the members and preparations were
at once 'made to meet it. Democrats
and diepublicans who are ready to
have the whole matter of the $1,000.-
000 gift opened up and gone into were
primed to meet the motion to indeli-
nltely postpone. ’ilhere were half a
lichen representatives ready to take a
crack at the gift for terminal.
Resolution Came Late.
The resolution of recall did not
reach the Mouse until after adjourn-
ment, so the light will occur next
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
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diAR’l‘FoiihD; Jan. 81.-—The wlnter
meeting of the Mayors' Association of'
Connecticut was held at. the Allyn
«House, yesterday, .Vlce President
Charles Kerr, ensMsyor cf V'Dan-bury
presiding.
Owing to the illness of «Mayor Ed-
ward W. Hooker, of this city, who is
president of the association, there was
no business to |be presented, and the
small number in attendance adjourned
to luncheon after reading all the min-
utes by the secretory, Dr. 1. Milton C'o-
iburu. exoMayor of South Norwnlk.
A later adjournment‘wws taken to
he mayor‘s oilloe in City-dish, where
there Was an informal discussion of
civic matters and'some talk on general
state legislation. The annual meet-
ing of the Moyors‘ Association will be
held the latter part of June in Nor-
wich. _
At the luncheon at the Allyn House,
the party was graced by the presuece
of venerable David ”N. Camp, envMayor
of New Britain. Others at tile lunch-t ,
son were: VicoPresident Kerr, Sec
rotary Coburn. Mayor Louis it. Cheney. '
of Hartford; entail/layer. C. 'r. Drlsooli
of New Haven; ell-Mayor. Wallace
Dunn. of .Norwolkr ox-Mayor Freder—
ick '1'. than, of Middleton-n.
seer our euputnen
. steel 12% at P0iilii
‘1’“
Loin of pgrlr, heavy, 12 1. 2c.
Loin of pig pork. lie.
Loan fresh shoulders. tic.
Homo-made sausage, “tic.
Logo of million. 12 Ms.
Legs ot‘ lamb. lilo and 18c.
Dumb chops. 160 lb.
itih roast beef. 12 i»2c"sud=liio.
0 Leon pot reset, :2 i-dc. , ,
Breakfast hscon‘hy onto, its. ,
6 lb. pail «pun isrdl'hilc. '
choice native twill. 22o lb.
V Native roasting chickens. the.
Bulgarian, Min and Side ”lb. ..
HAYES MARKET.
SILVIRMIN! MRI. * .
A small are in the holds of filth
garish tstaiinin Bilrsrmltts:W
the residedfi of as
time. hilt. Win
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Enierialue Members of Court
Laurel and Knights oi Colum- .
has lied Euchre and Dance
Castiie. entertained last evening at a
social held "in the Catholic Clubhouse
in West avenue. court Laurel, No.
106. or SohthiNorwaik. and Catholic
Union Council, "No. 46. Knights of Col-
.umbus, of Norwaik, were guests of
the Daughters. Cards were played
and a program and dancing enjoyed
Eight games of euchre resulted with
Buckley with high and- next high
scores respectively. They were
awarded prises donated by 'Mrs. Mi.
cbael J. Howard
Brand Knight of Catholic, Union
Council, Michael J. Riordan. was mass
.ter of ceremonies, a. duty fitting him
well. V
The delightful program was arrang-
ed ns follows:
Solo—Miss Theresa Cahill—A Gar-
land Or noses —-—'i‘nke Me Back To
Dreamland. ‘
Violin solo—Miss Iieonard Ward—-
Salute d’ Amour——Tales From Hoff—
man.
Vocal solo—Mrs. Daniel F. Toomey
—'ii,v Laddy—Ceieste.
Miss VCnhtll is ever a favorite and
did full justice to her music. Miss
Ward was at her best last evening
and received the merited almlause of
the audienc. Mrs Toomy. who pos~
assess a beautiful voice of wide range,
sang her first number most beautiful-
ly and her second which was most
suitable to her. she rendered delight-
fully. - ' ~
Miss Madeline Magnet- was the.»-
conullnist of the evening.
Banding Nimrod the program and
muslcrwae furnished by the pleasing
Crotty Orchestra .
Refreshments, consisting of ice
cream and cake. were served and it
was a late hour when the last guest
departed.
The committee in charge of last
evening's social was composed of the
following ladies: Mrs. William Trac-
ey, Mrs. Michael J. Riordan, Miss
Vera Bunion, lilies Margaret Farrell.
Miss Katherine Duffy, and Miss Agnes
Torn!»
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wHOME DRESSED PORK.
Smell flesh hams, 17c lb.
Small [pig pork, 18c lb.
Small drmhyhoulders, 15c lb.
Small fresh hooks, 15c ih.
Small side pork. 15c lb.
Home-made «usage. the.
Genuine spring legs lamb. 200.
Genuine spring lamb chops? 25c.
Genuine spring rib chops. 220.
Native chickens. 22c lb.
Best heavy rib roast. 20c lb.
Squabs, afresh tongues. sweet breads.
lamb ionmles. unaided plus' tent,
dpnrerihs hooks and calves livers.
All kinds of fresh vegetables.
Soup bunches. tic.
CilARNOK’S MARKET.
Tel. 583-2. ‘ 76 N. Main St.
lHOLY NAM! eoclnrv accrues.
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.nev. Thomas Firth. of It. Mary's
Church, to locate an the luster.
.A lecture or talk will he siren nest
Sunday in the Catholic lClub rooms. in
West avenue under the auspices of the
Holy Name Society. iii'sbhor Finn. not
tor of St. Mary‘ 9 Church. who is liners
outed in anything that tends to the
benefit of his parish. and who has from
its nosing“ evidenced“ strong int/cui
« terrible this fut marine nobleman
. not. but We to be a most interesting
speaker. ’11:. committee to charge has
made plans to seat a trim crowd. and
it is igneo- W members and their
Court oeoue No.106.’Dsitshters o‘f ’
Miss May Donnelly and Miss Thresa ,
' Cream Ale for tsmiiy use.
Modulated Presetlswe‘ii'rom All Parts of the World-Em Bani-FMS. and. Our Own Operator. ‘ ,
SOUTH NORWELK. COME. MDEY JEMUERYV 81. 1918
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Survey Askedj‘ior With View to
increasing Depth of
Present Channel
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Rose Armour. Heroine et Sperry"
Light, May Be Granted $3.-
000 by Congress
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WASHINGTON. D. 0., Jan. 31.—-’I‘hat
a survey be made by engineers of the
United States Army with a view to in.
creased depth in the channel of Stam-
ford ha‘rhor, is Propelled in an amend-
ment which Senator McLean has put
*in to be inserted in the rivers and ha:-
Ihora appropriation 'bill. He will an
pool to the Senate committee on com
merce, before which the hill is pendins.
to adopt the amendment.
This makes a start for further im-
provement of the Stamford harbor.
(Continued on Second Page.)
In: recent nearer
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HE G AUTY SHOP.
Fresh roa'st. small
140-150 lb.
Small fresh llama. 18c lb.
Small trash shoulders. 14!: lb.
Spring lamb legs (small ). 18o lb.
Forequarters spring lamb. 12 Hell).
Milk fed roasting chickens. 86c lb.
photos young fowl; 2203b.
Rib roast,12 1- 20 to 16c~ib.
Plate corn best. So if).
Fresh and pichied tripe, head
cheese, spereribs. nigs' livers. native
veal dud pure home-made sausage.
15 North Main St.
loina,
NEW BLOCK IN BONTON BTREET.
’l‘ihst Spriugwood is keeping up
with other sections of South Norwalk
ln’progrcss was evidenced this morn-
ing when the announcement. was made
that Steve Shimko, the Bouton street
saloon keeper, was to erect a two
story brick structure at 10 end 12
Benton street in the near future.
Mr. Shimlro will locate his saloon on
{no ground floor and will make the
second door into an unto—date danc-
ins hail. .
The building occupying these amm-
lsos at the present time will he
moved away.
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m'l‘ry n M Bbl. Evans Hudson.
Manor
and Flynn,
Ml“ LOUDIN'B PARTY.
it was a due time that: the mm-
maken «had last evening at the home
of Miss Ruth London. of Norwaik.
when about thirty of her friends tom
dotted her a surprise party. Cantor.
onto and refreshments um enjoyed
, d the evening proved most pleasant.
Miss dictation made a charming hos-
tess upon lair recovery from surprise
and the uranium outed swiftly away.
She was road the intent delighiiiul oi
entertainers or her round; as they
'ietlt during the late hours.
mash nu ms and order 19 BM.“
use. We will out it in the cellar and
tug it for you. Manner and rims.
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mass or newer. ,
rue Board or tiallst at the rows
Evans Bullion ”Cream ate for totally ',
floored admired. oi Weston trill an:a
Iowa Assembly ,Vli‘all .Converied
Into a Bower of Beauty and
"enlarge Gathering ~
tithe thirtieth annual mud man was
given, last evenlngaby the Hope Hose
Company, No. 2. of Norwslk, in the
Town Assembly Hall, and proved a
glittering success. It was largely at-
tended. about 200 being present. The
beautiful and many colored gowns oi
the ladies made it a bru-utnt scene.
Sveo‘s orchestra furnished delight
fat and appropriate music and it was
exbelient M dancing and for the con-
cert which was given at the opening
of the hall.
arranged.
During intermisiion refreshments,
consisting of ice cream, fancy cakes,
and softdrlnks were served.
A number of out of town guests
were present and like all others en-
joyed themselves. Westport firemen
and their friends were represented.
tl‘he success of the hall was due to
1010 emcient work of the committee
which was comprised as follows:
Floor DirectoHapt. D. F. Ken-
nedy.
1st. Lieut. J. F. Dorney~Richard
Moore and John McGrath.
Reception Committees—CV heif Mo.
Manna. 2
Committee of Arrangements—Chair-
man. and. Lisa, C. E. Sweeney, James
Dagon, Martin J. Creagh. Matthew
McGrath and Albert Lararus.
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nuuuu Hill
unionist
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HARTFORD, Jan. 31. ~At the Demo
cutie muons held greaterday afternoon
to select candidates for county ,com-
ntinsioaer. state and county auditors.
Dannie :Mulvihili, former mayor of
Bridgeport. was chosen over thank
iH. Men-ill. ct Namath, for county
commissioner; George Nevins. of New
Fairlield, was selected for state audi.
tor over Stiles of. clerk, of Monroe.
and Representative Thomas N. Stoch-
ing, of Bedding. was the choice over
the other candidates forpounty audi.
tor; Representative John H. MoMur.
ray, of Bridgeport, presided and 'Iihom-
as J. Rylo, of Siamiord, acted as clerk
of the caucus.
At the caucus for Democratic can
didata for county commissioner. Den-
ola Mulvihiil received 12 votes on the
informal ballot and on the formal bal
lot he received ll votes. against 10
for Frank H. Merrill, of Norwalk, and
was declared the choice of the can-
cus. His name will be presented to
the Senate by Senator Joseph ll. Whit-
oornh.of Bridgeport. ,
Other Candidates.
Representative Lynn W. Wilson
presented the name or Stiles M. Clark
of Monroe so candidate for state nu~
litter and Solicitor Meter 0 Pack. of
Mary, presented the name
the vote, morassntsuve Nevins re
coin-d is veins: Representation (liarll
7, and Representative Well 1 vote.
. the cations for county .suditor
proved to be a close contact bathed
accumulative Thomas M. Blocking
or Bedding; Samuel Stereos, of Don.
bury and Nelson it. or or Green
wioh. 0n the first ballot presents.
tire soloists: had to voter against
10 for the other conditions, but thny
than withdrew and the selection oi
the forum followed. .
Nesta Tourist the retreat count!
the will caucus for choice of
' ‘ tor county commissioners
a. county auditor and Judge was
flan B. Mead. of (transition. and
only be the respective sanding
WEATHER FORECAST.
The program was neatly .
Selected By Milly Caucus by I
Rain Tonight and Colder. ' .
LONDON, Jan. 31.—-'I‘he Turkish
government today sent orders to the
Ottoman peace» 'plenipotentiarles to
leave ‘mndon at once for the Turkish
capital, according to a. news agency
dispatch from Constantinople.
. The overwhelming strength of pub-
lic opinion throughout Europe in fav-
or of police in the Balkans is exer-
cising a profound influence on the
delegates in London of the allied Bal-
kan States, and the European ambas-
sadors here will, it is expected, short-
TIiIEl) T0 GET
Will"? "Alum
caught in the not last night by Ser-
geant Bryan H. Silk of the" Norwaik
police force. James iii. Russell alight.-
ed from the 11.30 Westport trolley.
and immediately took to following a
domestic of a West avenue home. The
sergeant, appreciative of the man‘s
condition, and thinking his actions p8-
culiar, followed him in turn.
When near Elm street Russell made
for the domestic and grabbed tier
handbag Sergeant Silk was right he-
hind end he grabbed Russell, placing
him under arrest. '
Russo}: pleaded guilty to drunken-
ness and breach or the peace this
morning, and. was given thirty days.
Sergeant Silk took «him to Bridgeport.
mevaawsznmse.
celery hearts. watercress, radishas.
Brussels sprouts. oyster plant. groan
5peppers. cucumbers. endlvo, chickory.
green beans, spinach. kale. green one
ions. parsley. new beats. hood lettuce
Ohiotto and (30.. Music Hall Block.
Phone 1345.
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“MID OF TRADE MEETan T0».
will”.
The South Norwnili Board of Trade
will consider a number of important
iinstitute at its meeting tonight. t'i‘h'o
Hhmi lmporisnt will no that or reopen. In...
in: the commuters' finial. with the Now be assembled as shortly as)
0‘7 York. New Haven A
Gm Nevins of New Fairiioid. Oil company for lower
Hartford Railroad
H'l‘ho Greenwich ”card of Trade has
started this mliur'and through its at? my,
torusy has made normalisation-
and indications are that the matter
will be. gluon another hearing and on
short is hung made to have the coin
mpters' side of tits irnnment. present-
ed to the commission. “
the Y. M. G A. nutter, the election
of siliceous and consideration at on of.
in: to tennis here will be calm also
tor lid be mature.
HOPIEMLU A’i’ JMILOPF’O.
Wamniod «fie. per his. the.
item gathered drool! “cramps d
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Negotiations to Be Resumed Between the Balkan Allies an
ottoman Empire, But European Powers Believe Tiler
Evidence That War Will Be Started Soon "
EHHHS. HHH HHSIHHHHY SHHEWHHESS. WHHE
EHE lIHH’S SHHHE HE SHE HE HHHIHHH?
Men Now Ruling in Constantinople Do Not Want to Appear
Ceding as Much Territory of Their Predecessora
ly make themselves the mouthpiece
of this widespread sentiment to con-
A Vermont handbag snatcher was, , ’
ted States.
has been in Norwalil during tit
commutation reloaH
the interstate (30mm Commission! factuflng which will .1;qu
in it short time. i
for by a large business concern whiti- ‘
vince some of the more us
spirits among the represented
Bulgaria. Greece, Montenegro
Servin. ” r ,
The European diplomats t no
view that Turkey, especially/.3 ,
revolutionary movement l'whiolt
brought into power men Wiho gas
sidered irreconcilable on thé"
tion of Arianople, couldnot 0118‘
than what was contained in
day's reply to the European.
This, they think, at ‘least'just
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BeEneieine Brothers. of I
York. wm Begin 0|”de
on Monday Morning 1?
Not-walk is promised a do
try to come here on Monday‘s:
it gives every indication of “b .
one of the large manufacturing
come of the town before mshy'm L
have elapsed. The concern in
Bernstein Brothers, manufacturers
children‘s underwear. and will V_
one loft in the Volk Hat Com‘
building in River street.
Mr. Vollc stated this morning,
reporter that the underwear w
is one or the largest in the m
of its kind. operating seven 1
located in various sections of the
He intimated that
there be sufficient help in to
warrant it, the management. may
neutrals its entire factorycfom
Norwaik in the future. Mr. Vet
further that is everything i
all right another left will be ‘
the rental in a short time;
A representative of the n
how days completing: an
mmhinery is arrivins
lilo.
Norwsik in to be sonflottiljii
its addition to the hidden!
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tour noel no i: to §
Vi'llllK cases in of
mesh shoulders. .146 lb:
my name. lilo lb. '
homemade “new. tic
Shoulder can. lie ll).
Vmuam, the ill. .
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