combustion in.
Entered at the South Norwalii Post-allies
“Second Giu- Hat tor
Mosul,“ Pm lieu-loom All Parts of th you
rescluc‘nonwW “ll
SIXIY SEMMEA
EPPPH MAKER
The End ,Writien Tomorrow to
Two-Year Struggle Within
the Party Ranks
MEMMMAMA PAUSE Mill
REPAIMMAM PPESMEME
Diiierences Which Began With
Reciprocity Partly Adjusted
WASHINGTON, D. (3.. iii arch
B.—-—Wlth the adjournment of.
Congress Tuesday noon. the end
lwili be written to two years of
‘epoch making struggle within party
ranks; and to three sessions at effort,
only partially successful, to adjust the
differences between a Democratic
House, a Senate under Democratic-
llfrogreeslve control. and a Republican
President.
Many important pieces of legislation
have been enacted within that time;
investigatidns of a peculiar signin-
hunce to the public have been conduit-
‘ed; and many subjects or general in-
,terest‘ have been laid aside without
action. The thrill, attacked alike from
Mniwratio and Republican sources
, Jpn/ice during that period, has been the
”iiiiiili lililiw ~
(Continued on Second Page.)
BPMPAMP MMABES
ii. ll. Goidon and l. R. Taylor
Besonio Members oi Board of
Directors
.A
'l‘hejtevens Oyster Company. or
litowayton, was recently reorganized,
and several changes appear in the
board of directors and the silicon.
.The company will move back to'Ro-
lwuyton as soon in; matters can be ad
dusted, as was told in these columns
recently.
The new board of directors is as
roilowa: Richard ll, Golden, .iOscph
ill. Taylor, Edgar ll. ‘itsymond. Wil-
. diam 1. “Stevens. and Earle Stevens.
The ollloers elected by the arsenic.
oll directors are as loilows:
President & Treasurer—~Wililnm i.
Stevens.
Allies-President~ll. ll. Golden.
«fiducrelnrywlllarie Stevens.
niluulrs illilslimllo~~
luiilloio slllrloll
.Uiili‘iilN, Tom, «March 8.-Tllo
'liousiou east and west Terms (might
warehouse sud nussougor station wore
fix-rocked late last night as the result
or an explosion of dynamite stored
loans of the Wsrorooms. Frunli Pur-
sons. ii railroad clerk, hilly but been
recounted (or. null rosy have been
lulled. Several nearby buildings were
unbiased and innumerable window
glosses our. broken The property
“Joell is «initiated at lioness.
ILIO‘A‘EAWV MIC-”TORI. I
On Wednesday evening, non ll,
loll .yvlll have a lecture
fl “infinite All! lliii dill
-‘ Mr. unit Mrs. Leroy Wheeler
‘Atierhury, vice-president of tho Paulo
MAMSE PAASAAAEP
. DMRIJA ABSEMAE
. idea 553 in Cash and Vain-r
table Jewelry .
While Mr. and Mrs. [alloy Wheeler.
or Reed street. enjoyed themselves in
Pittsfield, Mass, where they have
been visiting lilacs last Wednesday, a
bold burglar enjoyed himselt at 'Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler’s expense, spending
the greater portion of the time in the
Wheeler home. When hewtiaully left
the house he took with him $53 in mon-
ey, to gold watch, and some Jewelry.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler left town last
Wednesday and (Miss Verna Wheeler, _.
their daughter, stayed with friends in
Haviland street during their absence.
Consequently the house was unoccu-
pied by the'rightful occupants iron;
Wednesday noon to Saturday night,
when the Wheelers returned.
Upon reaching the house, Saturday
night, about 8 o'clock, a light in the
front room upstairs attracted their at-
tentien. Mr. Wheeler knew it was.
not due of the family and he instituted
an investigation at once, though the
house was apparently empty. The no-
lice were notified and Captain J. Hurry
Gibson went up and looked over the
ground.
Entrance to the house was guinea
through a kitchen window underneath.
which was an ash receptacle which
gave the burglar the desired assist-
snce. It is believed that the robber
was alone as tootprluts indicate only
one, size of shoe.
The invader did not enter MlsIA
Wheeler‘s room where Some 335"
posed on her dresser and in feet dis-
turbed nothing but Mr. and Mrs. Wheel-
er's room. This he turned upside
down. rummaging through every draw
or and closet and straining the coin
WWW am ‘i; o .
Neighbors, who new the um and:
night. state that they suspected both.
ins, believing that some oi the tumiiy
was at home.
EMMA APMMAIAP
Iii EMEMEM'S MSPEIIE
Palmerston mains chambers
Agreed Upon as Third Member
WASHINGTON. March 3.-wuliam
L. Chambers. of Washington. D. 0..
former Ohio! Justice at the interns»
lions! Court at, demos and a former
member of the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission, was today cho-
sen no the third arbitrator in the
worm dispute between the Blasters
raiirosds and their firemen. w. W.
sylvanln, and Albert Phillips, vice-pro
sidcnt ol the tirelnen's organisation.
are the others.
M
M ETHODAET (ll-(OAR ENGAGED.
The south Norwslk Methodist
Church music oommittoo‘hs‘s selected
the choir tor the coming your; The
musical your buying on May til-rt and.
the following will ”be the personnel
of the choir from iimt‘time on: is. "ill
Grown, tenor; Miss Sarah J. Vsisn»
tine, soprano; Mills Antoinette Der
‘Pesrns, contrslio; and Warren Boo
ileld,'bsu. AAAroliiAhnld Morrison hill
been secured on organist. The music
committee id comprised of Charles F.
Trlsirlim, Thomas 1. Raymond, and
illicit-its iii. Flori. ‘
Wow-M 1‘
FARIWELL A'I'O OHM;
The stores til-bell Yacht club save
it tsiewsil bouquet tor her
or death hermit,- wholi veil lollies
row tor or month is blonds. the saint
dilvsrlsine. vvsilmll. Won lion
. pics at their best our ‘ "ills
MMJSANIS M
PRAPES‘ MA ME
WAMAAS PM
Is Demonstraiell in Wash-
; ,innion Today
lllllls ,ililifliilili ‘E
Milli lull lllllll
Alluring Grouninils end stieaux
at Treasury Building
wwsnmcrozv, March 3.——'I‘liie was
women's day of political crowning
glory, short or actually possessing the
universal right to vote. for several
thousand of them turned out to form
a great procession in Pennsylvania ave-
one to demonstrate the unanimity of
enthusiasticthousands lined the broad
tachmeats and a great wave of ap-
plsuse marked the progress at "Gen-
era " Rosalie Jones and her little band
0! "hikers" as they proceeded to the
rendezvous. Men and women alike
and «waving flags.
Precision and business-like methods
marked the staying out or the plans
s M
demotion m sowsvrou.
m
Joseph H. Kilnofomr. Jr,, Dove
Through Window of House.
Joseph H. Kilnei'eiter. .‘ir.. of Row-
nylon. went. on s rsmpsse Saturday
night late and it was early Sunday
morning before he was quieted. Mr.
Klineleiior. it is said. has had some
domestic troubles which he sought to
drown in drink. What he took revi-
doubly effected hini seriously, for
when found he we. on the verge oi
delirium tremenil.
Obsessed with the ides that wires
were connected up with him and that
lie was about to be eiecirocuted.
Klinolclter went to the home of lien-
ry l... Rowland, corner or Roles and.
Crockett avenues. and from the front
porch dove besdi'oremosl. into the
house through a window. The how
loud family. all in bed. awoke at the
noise and found Klinelelter in their
goes, until a physician summoned
lrom booth Norwelk, arrived to so
tend him.
it is‘rsporlod that Klincfoiier threw
himsell into' the Romance Harbor
and we. pulled out bolero he drowned.
but this rumor could not be vorlilcd
today.
listsilll or the allsir do not prove
easy to learn but it is stated that blr
Klinoioltor was removed to his home
where under treatment lrom the shy
stolen ho is tooling much improved too
dry.
“Wm
Ail‘l‘ti AND CRAFT. IKHifli'flON.
rile i’oriioiio one will halo in
Fourth Annual lllxhibihon at Arts and
t‘rslts in the Assembly lull oi the
Not-wail: than school utterances sud
overlaid.
blush of the will ilhovvn srii‘slll cl
This Nomadic will onuirihiits stein»
exhibitions oi the citih‘
Unanlmiiy oi Sex for the. Ballot:
A tempting id solve the question from
avenue. Cheers greeted the small de-f
;_tury. They have not grown large
(doom or: fourth Mil
MAE MAPPWAEKS
Bell. is Stanislas Says That
Dweiilnqi soother in Unity is
his Essential
.4.
A large a disses listened to Rev. J.
Stapletou I “my in the vesper ser-
vice at the: South iNorwaill: Congrega-
tional Church as he spoke on “Consol-
pleton disclelmod any intention of as
an economical or political standpoint.
but maintained nevertheless that real
All. d vital consolidation was possible
aside trom’ «considerations He
took his text dram Psalm 133:1: "He
held how good and pleasant it is for
brethren to dwell together in unity,"
and said in port:
' “None other than brethren can dwell
together in unity. A superimposed me-
chinery ot.‘ government is like a suit oi
clothes—thin neighborhood must be
measured aid tittedfiior it—vand must
learn to operate as shalt before the
suit is donned or disaster will attend
Ellie wearing, ' This is manifest in the
Continent to the Gout]: or us. With
governments patterned alter our own
safely and chemise—the record there is
bloodshed and riot for the heathen-
ienough for the suit. In our own coun-
sopoolel wire one our own cheater.
soonest. MARCH 1 e. , leis '
aiEMiiliAir
idaiion in like Norwalks. “Mr.18ba-'
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
Fall- and Warmer Tonight.
MAMA GAIN
MAME PAW
ll Present Election Contest in
Southinulon Results blues
of Two Republicans,
PMMRESSIIES EIKEEI
Iii MME PMIH llEMilMiAIS
Hearing Scheduled to Start" To-
night in Harilorli
HARTFORD. March 3.—~Among the
out o: the ordinary things the pres-
ent session at the Generall Assembly
is dolné is that. ol holding hearings
out of the usual course,
House committeevon contested elec-
tions will hear the contests over the
their sex in its demand tor the ballot. and with mgqhinery WW like. ““3"” seats from southington now 0c
whichltsepa? our my politic operating i copied by Arthur R. Wells and Charles
Even before the procession started“ ‘W. Bushnell both Republicans
The
contestants are Joseph H. Martin and
Mary M. Doolittle. All the election
indoors in Southington have been call.
Airy early history tells somewhat the.
Padres story in the period of eleven
between the Declaration of independ-i
Joined All the demonstration “nu once and th‘ Constitution of the has (unsatisfied near I”
”throngs ““3! “n“ the route 0! march United Sum MM. was ‘ queafion manngGDTBSBDI/atiyefi Clitus Kins. of Fair.
formods seat of loosing handkerchiers times whether the people would rise field, says there is no help for it.
to the standstill of brotherhood which
ed as witnesses. Each man in the
contest will have counsel. The. fact
that the hearing will be held at night
every one
Every member or the Rouse commit-
“sold make “my ”mi,“ The con-ii“ on contested elections is laden
ltitutiou did not solve the problem em I
Jim W proved that.
” ‘ Whittle“:
or one that suit. of girlwoi'iunenhwi
clothes until alterr '61'65. The thins:
m on behalf or a starving neighbor.
Nor-walk sad Booth Moonwalk might. be
motion so Hertiord an durum: W
laid umustrom withdrew-it is of co-
heretics Ind coalescence from within.
Therefore consolidation. political and
easiest. must be the Memo or
cancellation. moral and civic. This is
possible min as our text is obeyed
no a common good incmusinsly ac-l
tuates no and leads us. We srerin
need oi a new Hospital in this towuv
Each silicon who did: in its obtaining
is votlno; tor consolidation—which is
real. We need an associated charities
in this town. Each individual aiding
‘in achieving the sums to welding on
home. They kept him, the rumorl'uiibmllpble bond. which shall bindi
these beautiful cities together. Wei
need n Y. bl. C. A. for the coils and
young men of this town. ’When that
is realised. it will mess that unis at
town meeting of fathers and mothers
"have voted end this than in cover oi
consolidation tor the who at the boys.
This unity is era-ibis minim of the
question at savornmonul and charters}
We fly the divided into two or ten
towns. sad yet live or brethren, bonded .
other. This it 1 undermine it
unlit. is the desidersiunll in this town:
bi. "solution then «would so lorl’h or;
our town so one romrlmhla for its
swarm. coherent promos. and its
csiisoiidsilsu would be permanent. tor
wholeness or cities, sell or good
om put Rounder.“ A A.
', which
lid" inc tor tremor. livers:
, to oil sushi. They «eat?
_ ,i
dust was largely silenced soil Mr
‘ ‘ cm Wits mulled undersea syn ill
Insults".
iy succuolul slid the We
the iii ‘ “
united by u strenuous sud drums leg»!
yet fell to dwell together in unity. Thug
caution is not one or hands and Ibondsi
and we become brethren This means,A
with won; end dip only opportunity
would be to: hold tile heeriols on
den other then these on which the
lam flti.’ 1 night session wt:
and in tile cobalt that witnesseli
lord and return easily and without
many of them losing their days em
plument. ‘
The two contests have a party slg
ninoanoe. Should the two Repuhii
cons be unsealed that party will lose
its majority in the House. The eight
Progressive members would then have
s semblance of balance of power. The
eight Progressives Joining with the
122 Democrats-4t lieutenants
and Doolittle were mtod~would give
the Democrats the murals which the
Republicans now possess.
The committee on contested else
lions is: Representative Meiosis. or
Granny, ohslrmsn; Representative
King. of Fairlield. end Represents-
tivo Cains. or .Nsugstuck
1...”...
iiiiiiiiiii lllli
ll liliilil, ll.
mmr- -Wn.
Trsliio to his inauguration
Blocked ior several Hours
RAHWAY N. J., March il.-«‘l’ho lo-
comotive or a Weshinutoo bound spen-
lsi train over lhod’onnryimis lini-
rosd exploded so it door into this
town today, seriously it not dually iii-
illrin; the engineer and drained rind
blocking tor nearly an hour the rush
oi possessor truths to the slums
ties. The night om behind the ions-
ulotlvs bearing lilo inelsbm oi the
tern fortunstsly did not lens the
tracks, and none will hunt.
The engineer, ii A.
Muesli... use hurled idols his.
WM s splicing on bill
out
linii oil
a crushed. its was nice lid
Tonight the A
Pills iii lllllwui
lllulllll lllili
Accumulation; Gathering will
T Surround President Wilson . ,
and Vice—president '
ugrsnall '
“—V-IU—‘n-
WASHINGTON. March s—jPresident
Wilson and Vie-President Marshall.
when they view their inaugural pa-
rade Marci“. willbe surrounded by a
distinguished gathering in the oilicial
reviewing stand erected in front or the
White-disuse grounds. In addition to
the membrane: their immediate tami-
Alice and their guests they will he sur-
rounded‘by members for the lSupreme
net, Senators and Representatives,
members or the courts of the Dis-
trict of Columbia, high oilicers of the
Army. Navy and Marine Corps,the com-
missioners or the District 01' Colum-
bia.and leading omciais who had the
inaugural ceremonies in charge.
The finishing touches are being
placed on the stand from which the
incoming President will review the
procession. The cort of honor has
been extended. and virtually has been
completed. while the capital already
is bieng buried beneath a wilderness
of flags and hunting The arrange
'meuts {or the illumination are com
’plete and a test or them made Satur-
day.
' Speculation as to the church at
which President Wilson may elect to
worship was revived today, when a
pamphlet describing historic spots was
issued by the inaugural calamities it
was noted therein that President Wil-
son. who is s. Presbyterian, had 0!-
flcisted here :before he had entered po-
litical lite, at the dedication or the
some at John wallet-spoon; located
in front or the Presbyterian Church at
the Covenant... Wither-spoon, besides
Minion dither ‘til the Deoismtion of
independence, was, one or the fdllhdbrs
much among others muy DI‘OVM ourgfrom Southin‘ton nouid get. ‘0 Hart. :0: Princeton University 'WAIBUIOI‘
unity under the constitution was first
these things will lead President Wilson
to take membership in this church is
s matter of general conjecture. '
llllllllls iiiiil h
round or
l'amos L. Beers and Son, at East
Norwalk. Storm Bound Over
1 Sunday
w-.. ..-. .—
Fears .for the solely or James is.
Beers, oi Beach avenue. Mast Not-walk.
sod his son, who left their home. you-
llillllillli iii
Court, the Diplomatic Corps, the Cebi- ‘
. his guests at his elegant resid
ummml
Took on More Passengerd
Bridgoori than Any iii
Train on the Road-A
A petition signed by 75 coin
living in iFairiield, 'Southpor '
Farms, Westport, Not-walk and
York «was sent to President;
points between Bridgeport up
ion of the ‘New York, ‘N
and Hartford railroad, today
that the soommodation train
formerly left Bridgeport a . '
New York, be restored, so til ,1
again leave there at that hour“
Carried Many Passenger!
This tmin, since the no W
table went into edect has not
leaving Bridgeport until 5: 45 0'
~«almost three-quarters or an '
ter than before The train 1 it til
ililililil lull
lull ilililll
Real itsiian will...
the Home in Ms A
Saturday Night
That Michael Steal), of M _
soil. can build a city hill]. the
know: That he can eaten
ally, those who were privileged
Mamnronecu. know. The a
by far the pleusanteli ever p
ed in by any of those who - .
Alibir. maul), assisted by. $9
Peter, and accomplished:
tordily morning", bound tor a clamoring
expedition at Hey island were held
up until ii o'clock this morning when
' the returning shill was sighted from
shore. hiiorts to enlist the services
of sovcml bout owners to so in search
of the missing men last night and ear-i
ly this morningtailed. ‘
The men left home in ii ii loot skim
yesterday morning with the diff cloudy '
lit times. but with no warning ol‘ when
we. to happen to provost their return;
Miout noon s gels sprung up blowlnxi
rtmiy from the northwest and biotic»!
ed up such a lion by the time his.
liners and his son ware ready, to short?
hours thct it was dandelion: {or them
in launch their trail cult. lied they
liter-loll some it is likely idiot that;
would have been blown out into the
sound where it is hellsvml the lines
would have nook the small nest is a
their lollies lonsther, no man would second burns at Models. Momwauhort time. Ind with the water so cold nor remarks. the party .
‘ Am” Williams Minus, {mm g... as it is at this iiiiiii of the your, it is the music room where its
highly crucible that the ones would
never have mashed items. ,
ling, is , investigations lousy proved thctthc otherwise inclined. Joined
loss was missing sod s resort come
he can silica ill 11 to unlock in“ in:
W , _
l
Allie present mayor and the
Miss Angelina. undertook to,
the members of the old condo
chair was given as s deities
oi the good treatment phi
Binnh and his son claim the
been their portion while we 1
this city. both lroln last ywr' 1
ipirution and that holding; ‘
They succeeded nominally
turn will he toasted in this
the near future.
A genuine italics dinner .
ed til. chests and they‘w ,
with so many good tbitm
onumsrsto thorn from morn ‘
be impossible. Alter the ’
present were culled upon
which thny delivsrlili with
that left no sushi. is to
in regard to Mr. Eleni: s 1
Foliwinn the reliant
in were scrambled Willis
loll. While those ptesdnhu in
vitriolic renters in slot
reunites oi the choruses.
Norwalk Chronicler