$60,000 and $2,000 a Year is
to lie Put in Sinking Fund
The charter which the committdi'lA-
00. Winchester Dr. H. D. West And
"Olivine; Drowning Fatality lis- Joseph w. Rooney has prepared pro Til Bulgarian and Servlan Be-
rvidss (or the manufacturing and seli- -
; ported of Residents ol Great mg 0. .06., m ,0, you M an.
‘ 6‘- " ,, tor the purchase or lease of all neces-
‘ ’ , captains Island sat-y land and buildings, and edulp-
:[l’ m" 5 ""57"" ment. and for the hiring of help to can
ry on the business of the ice plant.
[HI I" SKI” u“ the appointment of a. commission of
three mourners to establish the plant
.A H“ H a IRIP and carry it on, which. commitment!
deemed advisable, may he composed of
"HIIW'W‘" 6 W the electricdl commissioners.
The ice works is, declared to he a
Several Wllnessoll Accident, Bul public use and necessity. and the uses
is given the city to condemn land tor
.Could Not Get Bodies the' purpose of establishing a plant.
‘ The commissioners are given poorer
ed and authority to taioe all necesanry
electrical energy Item the ethyl elec-
’tric light plant and all necessary wa-
ter from the city water works at the‘
minimum rate. It is provided that
bonds not to exceed $60,000 may he
issued to carry out the burpose of the
company, and that 32,000 a year shall
he paid into thesiskin‘g fund to take
care of thallionds. The act is not to
take eliect until approved by a ludicr-
ity of voters at a special city moor. ltg
or special cltyi election.
r" . ,
omnwxcn. Feb. 5.—nelat
news of a double drowning in the wa-
ter , of Long dsland Sound. was
‘ drought to the local authorities yes-
terday afternoon by the keeper of the
lighthouse at Great Captain's Island.
The‘Viotims were George Wilmot aged
50. a well known local painter and
Herman Hyernherg, aged 40. a sailor.
who has been spending the winter at
tiniest Captain's Island.
The we set: out in a small skill
yesterday noon to hunt for ducks
They were seen 'by oystermen and
others some hours later in evident
distress. the skiff ‘ibelng rowed about.
in an aimless manner The light insep- a “nanny “Ml
_ er and assistant put out in a lltdhcst, o _
but before they could reach the wsve- .
, passed skiff, depth than Km 1!” 0,0 le sunllnfn
inn overheard ‘rlle‘ ‘gmsil M ml
. ._ seversl miles out at me. n, m5
“ has he‘sn found oi the ' I":
~Nursos' Registry. Phone "788.
5 l I .
lWllmot is survived in s m; is , BMW" “MT“ Expll minnows to be without “me ”£3: um «Ammo.
daughters and a lion. lirornhonra ‘ to East Howdlk lm- - ‘6‘ mm mm mm“ “"‘3’ Gardner msnmr or the colic de-
leaves a family in Sweden. 6 ‘ 6 today, speaks of the “heroic conduct" We“, 8. A. Smith. porch in ,
”movement ”Milli“ of a couple or Servlnn regiments of scent. “a Engineer '15. h (lilo
vullrrn steamy p ‘ ’
ll 1 the East
MUN” TI.“ f ”To Ngfifimfizfiztu :ssoclatlon
w” held yesterday at the residence
The winter meetln ,9! iii. scam 916m Mary Garner Rider. 301 East
masters Round 1'9lequ guano, at which time I number of
Connecticut. organised It Fromm. important matters were considered
‘ March 18. 1898, to ”shellth t0 0! and considerable business transected.
held at Bridgeport W school at. 10 my. meeting was largely attended»
ociook Saturday morning and A! in- .1; the absence of Mrs. H. J‘ Hinder.
rerouting program has been unused president Mrs. 1. Wallace Mervin pre-
The general topic at the mornin‘ e”. W over the meetlnii
eiou will he “Normal Trelninuiu Ghoul quadrants: Michael J. Worden, of
nectlcnt" and there 'are this! It“) “main. was present at the meetan
topics, ”The establishment. or a tour gall submitted a not cl plans for the
year course " "The relative slum new Woolly hail. Mr. Riordan
on methods and on principles" as M the ladies immensely or bin
"The rein/lion of normal school mil: Milo Wtdduess and willlninnln *0
log to public school instilling." ' do muting in his power for the
At 1:80 o'clock the general topic [M01 the association and common-
wlll be "Current school legislatioc" lty
with these sub topics "The pension my a. P. dihlrbsnlrs and District
bill ways and means of Attainment." OcmmltIsemun mills at. Howard were
"Slate certification of teachers" also in attendance. the latter scallion
and "The part played by educators in the cooperation of the inoculation in
“011001 legislation." ’ .mstlers now under consideration by
fiupsfintendent 0.6130wmsn of the association.
Nrilsld Walloon. Ill the president or Mrs union illusory reported mart!
the organisation Principal litmus lots which were in wretched condition
Comslocll oi Dunbury. vice-president, succeeded olenntnd.
and superintendent William 13 Kelsey The unset-ism considered the met»
or Btrtiti‘ord. secretary and lronuror. tor and it was decided to have them
We loin. ‘ cleaned.
The“ committee on the program sons The institutes present commended
prim i). ll Matthias oi isrldsoport; the ladies in no uncertain terms tor
nuporirrtondont ill 0. Andrew, , or their efforts slonu the line or mm.
Greenwich. and Principal 6O. L. flur- oollootlon. it slight he stated here
diet: of dtsmtord. As the committee. too that this movement in growing and
6, on Legislation there are uncommon» :‘hlr. firr in getting more irork over!
dent Cherie: W. Deans of Wingspan. any. "
ilupoflntendent l. 'l‘. (insomnia ol Nor 1
while. Ensurintendsut Willigm 8 lie!-
sell oi nlrstim‘d. -'
tourist. statistics from dlpilillms.
not it to n so
Tumt', “'65“ $50. . livers (iterators subjected to on the
g d horrors or the discus.
ovum it. is not little in also
" ‘5 ill indies rolled to devote
; 6M security of...“ m 6 6
Ill is llilllll
Provides tor a Bond Issue oi "
, to give the Turkish garrison an oppon.
.Mi lemme lolly reported that
more were some poem people it the.
._,n‘u scallion only. 24 , . 'g 6 ‘ “”33 023253;.
lioure lor capllulallon
Flll‘lll ill BE lllSlllllll ..
IF Fills l8 lllll llllllF °"‘“.°
with his on. ,
Attacking Division ,lias, Advanced 6 It was r. universal unending last
‘ ‘ night and from General Manager A.
' One Mile Nearer . J. commune was present, to the
man boldihx the smallest place in the
ibNDON. Feb. 5.——Bom’ba.rdment of personnel ’0! the local working tome,
Adrianople ceased temporarily at 11 everyone m on an WW footing.
o'clock last night, with the 3W3“ Four one!“ dame down drum Wales
and servisn,-beslegers offering the bury ‘6‘“ all Wded to Toastmas
Turks twenty-four hours in which to "°" John D “5““ call with address
capltulale. according to a news agen« es.
cy dispatch from Boris early today. “‘9 mild? of the company was out-
Ii no advantage was taken of the off- lined ‘0 F” that °F NM“ the pub-
or operations were to be resumed llc. Thislfidea was instilled deeply in
One of the attacking divisions has an ‘0 all present and it is ‘llkely that
vnnced to a position about a. mile much 5°” will ”'“lt'
nearer the fortress than was occupied “‘9 WW“ held in “‘9 banquet
6 hall 0! a new Red Men's building,
before one arm tlce, accord! to the
dispatch. "5 ng in iWest ‘ lagoon street. was one
The honibardment of Adrianople, 0‘ “‘9 1 I is "my" mm 03111011
which opened on Monday. proceeded 5:1“ V9!“ :‘rgr
without interruption today, according (1 lie mug!!!l l n {crisper-ad n
to a semi-official telegram from Soils. an m”: be: moh *3 ”19" “gig: :1
Lin: report was spread today that the "9 lull“ oloe o a p
ammo. had decided to WWW 6 , . g , _
muons for “amt“: in“ its eluding ocean atom the main of-
nice, the heads or depmluents, an the
" , in town. Manager-Wade
but highly appreciative
and unlocked for great-
for his duture dealings
{unity of surrendering. This. hoWever
infantry. which are said to have litr-
ticipated in an attack on the outer ctr.
cle or forts, butchers is no means or
verifying thin“ or any of the reports.
while such fighting as may he in pro-
gress is taking pleoe‘hehind a screen,
so far as the outside world is concern.
led. Dependence has to he placed on
the more or less hissed stories given
out by the respective army headquar-
ters, for only on extremely rare oc-
casions carra newspaper correspond—
ent succeed in circumventing the cen-
sorship. ,
'01! We Waterbury‘liead once; John D.
dillne, superintendent of the us do-
partment: Elmer-“"lerd superinten-
dent of the lines department; Cashier
William E. Keillor. Salesman Nicholas
Marlin. collector Buster ill. Mach. and
Storekeeper Werner, or the local of.
lines, were the speakers of' the even.
ling. _ ,
Manager Wade stated this-morning
that in all his varied career he has
never hetero received such a spontan-
eous welcome dfirm those with, whom
he is to Work, tide was greatly pleas-
ed and is glad that he has come to mus
, age a branch where the forcdiu so
genial. -
KNIIIITB 0F WWIIUS 6 u—Try a 1-2 Bill. ' Evens Hudson
.. ' M f Mil . M
HOL01000ldlfmm? °' H” “W
m
g _
The second social of the season giw can't“ “oRW‘LK “LII”
on by the members or South Norwallt
Namath Council, No. 1,253, Knights of NIH" HEETIN
Columbus. was held last evenlng at
at. Joseph's parochial school hall. The The annualsmeetlnc oi the South
sllltlr eclipsed. it possible; the one Norwalk Club company was held on
hold only a short: time also and was Tuesday evening at the South Nor-
positively 000-01 ”10 1130010“ alfsirs wail” Club. Treasurer Hoyt reported
oi its character hold in this city this n, ginning lfonli if 07,234.00 sud. as
mason. there has been “318,180.00 lpsid in to
The Keisha. on novel. moved them» in... housing and Loan Association. it
solves to be post masters at the arty. Respected that the property will he
or ascertainment and did their host gm mm debt hy the nest senile!
to see that nobody who attended {wk‘mmm
on for entertainment of any kind. on. following directors were sloop
in the chum oi the ovenin'u an on- ad:
tenement oi high order ml renm- ileum. Mathew Corbett lesson it.
on and donning enjoyed ihoroulllly. Taylor. William K. smith... Arthur
The mourhurs all the Gounod are to be ngm, mom W. Fitch. David li-
“WWW , Miller. in. and Msnltriioth." ,,
, WWW ‘ ’ At a. memos" oi the directors hold
who inset Norms: lire District on. 1w, clam“ were slanted an lotions:
dimes Attorney 3. J mint. intro smut" carillon“ (idiom.
hNuijses' Registry: Phone 788.
, nurse to the moisture it bill which 111%anme 6s. Hitler. in ' ‘
provides that the Districts separated syn-ninth: w, firth.
,, l in
_. no. that. tendered to ‘ ‘6
unicorn and employee oi '
. -. . in a manner which ,
ro- ore-ea}. ls?
l
y ,
l.
lit and Thursday.
won'rmnn pensioner.
Senator Hurley so. its Was
9
_ 0llersd Money in Mont lliln-i
sell Front” vote on com-
mlsslonsrsliln
ll} lllltllllilli
llll lillllllllllllllllllll
Model! "New tdndoni Appropria-
lien all: causes such interest
,‘HAR'DFORD. li‘eb. 5.—-'l‘he flood oi
measures which always precedes the
closing or the doors to the receipt of
new business in the general aseemhllv'
set in strong" today, especially in the
house. Bills covering a wide range
of subjects piled up on the clerkis
desk and required nearly an hour for;
their reading. A large number of hillls
under iamiliar titles and some new
ones appeared. Representative Wil-
son, of Bridgeport, offered one for the
regulation or legislative agents with
a clause in it providing that if any one
ldhhied for hire in violation oi the
lay proposed he should be fined not
smelter; $100 or more than 81.1100, or
g the county lull.
. l' 3. w l ,
'l'llE l‘l'tllilll IlLI.
wnsnmo'roer, D. 660.. son. 5.—
Two hills ct special interest to Gen-
yesterdsy atternoon.”
Loam would raise the salary oi the
United States Attorney for Connectl
cut from 38.000 to $3.600 per year.
As originally introduced. the measure
would have paid the attorney $5.000
salaries paid to other United fitsles'
toe on Judiciary, In passing the hill
the committee’s verdict and the hill
was passed without objection.*
Cigar Measure Passes '6
The other bill is that allowing em-
ployee of 05m isclorler to have at
hill some months ego the passage by
of the president necessary to put it In-
flmployes oi cigar factories in Cell
nautical.
future for voting on the medium.
* any or its also held in the town this
necnicut were passed by the senate ,
One hill introduced by Senator Mc- lion. 0! the administrative provisions
per year. An investigation at the our rm materials.were mood at the
issuer harsh of ldsho "alanine
yesterday afternoon the stumbling
block to all unsolmcus consent WWW ”mm" In N“ VOW-10“"
agreement by the Bennie to vote on Mimi his some not {not munch .
the Connecticut River dun hill out on to lake the our. on put‘ at on
Thursday. senator mandates. 'tho
is pushing title legislation, is not die» 9'3““:
accrued. however. for he “some” “'6 chums which Richmond!“ iii.
that every day "he would ”k the J. «Bill or Connecticut. argued would
artists to ill: some (lily in the our lie in the interest or Incisiueimpcrt
lilglli in tile Town Assam-‘- .
f illv llall
A pretty and successful promotes
dance mas given. out evening in the.
Town Assembly lash, under the cod
rice: oi the Grace Parish clot The
,afisir was as successfully socially. as
ransom Admin 200 were present. And
emerald.‘ ~
The, hall was prelim! decorated tor
streamers running ”from all corners of
the hall to the center, where it formed
a web and shove it was a large Ameri.
can flag hank!“ from on: coiling this
lent music {or the gay dancers not at.
intermission. Rundle' served refresh:
meats. They were located on the plat-
form in the center oi the hall.
Tile committee in charge deserves
much credit for the efforts which they
put forth to make the affair success-
half
The conimittee was as follows:
Floor manager, Randolph Belts, Aids,
W. W. Pray. W. '10. Bishop, in, and
William Gilbert; reception committee.
the club. President William F. Bis-
shop. Jr.. Yiee-Rresident Whiton
Flynn. Secretary and Treasurer
Charles D. Byington.
lllll Ill lllfilll
0F Sllll Milt
comm remodel... Ar-
mies Against Tel-ill on»... ‘
Favorlnp Large importers
WASHING’NJN. not. s.—nodilloa.
.5! the lull! law, the free admission at
Minions slid surgical instruments
for hospitals and scientific apparatus
(or institutions of research, and com
tlnuance of free admission of numer-
BIVFS' Pill lllllflHlilllIF
6f véry shootout Anal:- Halli t...
endow all eighteen dances on the .
the occasion W161 limit and white ;
showing a pretty and effective scene. 3
There were large American flags at ‘
‘ each end of the hall. , ._
Speidel's orqiestra tarnished amel-
.1118, January 31, 1919,17
"_ joinery. F. 1. Jon
A J 3' QWQIOBI Wu
Ail! directs
and board M‘directcrsfof
Board or’l‘ride, which were"
the annual meeting, held
the chair. The meeting’ 3;
order at 8: 15 o'clock. .,
lug members present: ' ,
Mantel 'P Price. meal ,
Randall, vicepresldent:
secretary; 'J. J. Walsh,
.1 Riordan. n. ‘J. Finn
in; hills he paid, and the
oiiicers and directors eon
each for same; ,
F. (H. Iiontso} W W
committee of one to in
manner in which the one
of Trade expect to bring
dootion in commuters”
mints oi the New York,
and Hartford railroad :6
Connecticut. , '
J. B. Getchell was anode ,_
mitieo of one to gather~ l
as to a survey of condition
Sage Foundation people,
city.
concluding hearing. hetero the House
attorneys in the New England states committee on Win and Means.
indicated that 35,000 was higher than Approximately 600, leading hospitals
the average and the Senate commit- to the country had I am.
George F. Clover superintendent of
cut tthe figure to $3.600. Both Bella. SI. Luke's ,,lioepitsl. New York. Mr.
w;- .andm' 3 mamber of tho nom- CIOVQI‘ “k0“ {W the 0'66 “3*. be 50
mm”, “id Senator McLean “can“ amended,‘ as" to include hospital that
random" medical and clinical add
free of charge among the institutions
permitted to Import drse _appsratus.
utensils. instruments and preparations
for medical and surgical WW tile
cigars My week. {M or internal my. i move so a reason "the interest of char-
enue dutY. As the House passed thoI ion {or “1 tho 0°00 " Md W04 "W
loonstenl discoveries in European is-
lho donate makes only the signstnro‘monmflfi WM“ W ”9 0‘ utmol'lt
value to the life of the people of the
to client on low. This leuislstion was F ““0116" ‘1)“ Allerton. 5 WWW“ °'
strenuously urged upon Congress by W I city made 3110“" W1 for 131-
duiltrlnl research scientific work.
chum oi the import department of n
fol: mail order hostile. cull formerly 9
embroidery lesion at tit. M. Mis-
He turned. some ndmiuis’tw
m sublet the small undo. Ilium
valuation“ of customs houses as ,s
“,6 diligence hold deplored not ,oi‘lllyh s,
‘ entail “proportion or transactions were
(B. 1!, Bonhlrim, oi Ohm, in
On motion, it was voted
Norwslk, Board of Trade - ..
her; of the Good Rest!
and that the sum of ’85
for said purpose.
coal-lee or. ‘Dllworih and '
deli were appointed n no 4
represent the Normal Bound
r. H. Montgomeryl, lit” 1.
and James J. Hairball m’
an committee to investm
meats. debt of townml
keeping, etc. ‘
It was voted that the.
cost he held at the hi
or shoot February 28th. at
Aoommineooomposed
not. new. property
Veil: this Afternoon.
with: slid New *0me
was mounted that the
6 hello characterised the cry at anatomic council road. dd IQ f
Motility in. this. ,6
Norwalk Chronicler