Monsoon» Bridge ‘com-
Entit'Iigs to Consider it at To-
morroflloIIIi'Io Meeting
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ammo That What He Did
Was For the Ronald of
‘ the Town
‘I Is the Town of 'Norwalk indepted to
Attorney John 'S. Seymour to the ex-
tent of $5. 000? As was exclusively an-'
nounced through these columns lss f.
evening The attorney has submitted
.. a bill for that amount to the Bridge
Construction Committee. through
chairman. Rev Dr. A. F. Beard, of East:9
avenue The subject. thus opened.‘
promises some interesting develope-
ments.
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EREIBHIS WREIKED
AEIMERWINSVIEIE
Feat .mtnpwgr‘osriiow York Sills.
. church.
Wm IEEOEEIBI‘ faking
Siding '
unvv MILFORD lumen 13—— use
ernl freight ours “ere smashed, one
locomotive damaged and traillc on the
Berkshire line of the Ne“ York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, held
up for several hours (It .‘llerwinsliile.
today.
freight trains A lost freight bound
I'Iom New York to i’ltisiield. Malta.
side swiped a slow freight running
from Birdgeport Ito Pittsflold The
slow train bud horn ordered to lflkt‘
abiding at blemlustllle Io allowliile
fast train to pass The former use
. bucking min the siding when Ilio‘
other train came ulnnu und struck it
in the middle. knocking mot and
munching several cuts and tearing up
. II slhnll section of limit. The express
. l'reiulltn engine won phi out of com:
mission by tho smashing or ill; cylin-
ders. No one has lllli‘l.
u heavy fog at the limo
Till) express freight one in shame
of Conductor John Option. of New
York. and immune-r Whiter soon. at
Pittsilold. Mosh. Tho conductor of
the slow freight wus Wonk lloslullo
of New Milford. and the engineer
Frederick Bums”, of ilrldsouort.
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LOUISE MIME Illa .
A 60F“! KMTEIEIE
mmwsqu
f
'I hat the members of Mule. Lodge
No. II, I) i) 14.8 non give III drill class
sulfur hlninrh, and be Is very color.
tololng crowd was prom: last ovsnlno
Ill their louse resins. clones and re-
frosliuloillo Weld solved in a way that
only (Ismail know Miss lids Kresm
or played the piano inter winch was
appreciated Millfleflbbiy by all those
om
roe Installers who attended were
I the follo'I ..
fire so. Kalle
. limit. 1!”.
l
as a result of a collision or
' Melton presented to each that a nor:
' trait of Air flatter.
pets I?
one and Friends Gather at
MoIboIIieI Parsonage ‘ '
W.
‘ A number of the members of the
Men's Bible Glass, of the First Math
odlst Episcopal Chrucb and their
friends gathered at the parsonage. on
West avenue last night, to spend a
some! evening with their pastor and
his wife. the Rev. and Mrs. John E.
Zeitsr.
To accommodate the large numbeI
present the house was taxed to its ca-
pacity. ,
Though the affair came as somewhat
of a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Zeiter.
they quickly recovered sufliciently to
prove themselves delightful as host
and hostess.
IEarly In the evening lHarry 'Wat—
son, president of the Men's class in-
troduced Luther M. Wright as 'm‘as»
ter of ceremonies"
An informal entertainment, consists
Iing of vocal and instrumental selec- ‘
Itions and readings, was furnished by
l the Misses IMiller, Miss Gray, Mrs.
Hand 'Miss Decker and others
A round of speech- making was be-
Igun. Mr. Wright making the introduc-
tory remarks. :He laid stress on.the
strength of character evidenced In the
pastor, and called attention to the rep-
utation IMr. latter had won for his hon-
esty, integrity and fearlessness. not
only among the members oi his church
and congregation. but also among the
representative people of The Norwalks
John Greenwood. “Deacon" William
Miller and Walter Jones then respond-
ed to the call of Mr. Wright.
Mr. Greenwood spoke in the highest
terms of the pastor, dwelling on the
not preaching. III- democratic Ideas,
and his “genuine friendship. Mr. Green-
wood emphasized Mr Zelter'a coins
Members of the lion‘s Bible
infill!!!“ “It Mr. Ignite:- hall exalted, I
«minus 64 the also and boys or his. ,.
He referred In his pure Gaps {5314
Members to Draw salary. and:
Milena? In Monthly install-
‘ ‘ Item is Passed
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Senate before Action on county
Commissioner Appointments
:HAIETMRID. March 13 .—-I..exials.tlve
business which was started off for the
week yesterday at high seéd moved
almost as quickly through the routine
channels yesterday. The sitting or
both branches lasted two hours leaving
a short breathing space before mem-
bers took up committee work The
House members were still sensitive on
the mileage question fornot only was
the lsbell resolution empowering
members to draw their salary and
mileage in monthly installments
passed in concurrence with the sen:
ate but the members tenaciousiy clung
to debate over proposed constitution
Isl amendments to Increase the salary
of members of tutors assemblioo, un-
favorably reportpd until assurance
_; lite proposed sound;
would be repeated in
people fill‘~ utilisation. In the Dennis
the elicit to reconsider the vote
away as a keen loss to the community
"Deacon" Miller spoke very feelingly
of the character of the public services
conducted by Mr Zeiter, referring sped
cincaily to last Sunday evening. whichl
Ihs characterised as one of the most
Inspiring he had ever attended 'He
spoke of his nomination for Mr. Zeiter»
as a man. and assured him that he had.
the respect good will and best wishes;
of the majority of his is. '
* Walter dense confirm the remarks
of the other speaker by emphasizing
notes of this strong points of Mr Zelt~
or's character referred to in the bra
vlous remarks He spoke of his per-
uonsl friendship for the punter and
felt that it would be dlillcult Io Ilnd one
who could be admired, loved and re-
tered more by the rank and file
Mr. Wright thou. in behalf of the
usedmbled people, presented Io'ilev. and
Thor.- was Mrs halter a bountiful silver service. opposed Mr Mcbouough.
Ins a token of friendship. loyalty out!
good will of those present.
The poster. in accepting the viii in
ilaohuif of Mrs. Zslto‘r and himself re-
sponded with foiicltous remarks. ‘llo‘
expressed his appreciation of the path-
orlnn of friends and thoir token of
friendship as evidenced in the gift. and
sold it would serve (iii a plenum rm
mlndor of the friends he was soon to
leave.
He then spoke of the call. purpose
and responsibility of the l‘brisilsu
ministry. god emphasised that. so for
or his personal ministry in the church-
es was consumed he considered blur
self responsible to Jason Christ and
had endeavored to know the lllvluo
will and do it. irrespective of personal
ooooeuuoncos.
Dollop the evening tempting to
freshmenio were served. 3
The committee mm Mm
affair «new of Minors . '
Hairball, .‘W V y
and rot/lot. ~ _
‘ ‘ As a; souvenir of tilt occasion Mrs:
4-... i
EC
on M We. rows as:
' choo’ain}
«A. I). ll lecture and comm «1
boom
whereby us Peck free transportation
bill was pissed in concurrence was in-
effectual. The bill goes to the gov-
ernor aull from statements made by
his excellency at the reception Tues-
day night members now await his
\eto measure.
some Defers Action.
The Senate deferred action upon
resolutions naming county commis-
sinners all nominees of Democratic
caucuses. upon the desire of senator
McDonoush. the Democratic loam.
'thai no action be taken until bills
come in dealing with new methods of
these commissioners. The
Republicans lent their old to the Dem
ocean so It merely delays ilnal action
but In spite of what .Mr McDououuh
sold dboul the Democmtic Ipsrty
pledges In Its platform several Donal
curate were for immediate action not.
a
Open Debate in House.
The feature at the session mus the
debate in the House in which several
members declared their opposition to
the custom of public corporations
asking for permission to increase can»
that stock Iilrouxh charter uhtond»
mania Their position was that the
corporations should set the public
utilities commission to sanction such
increases after due iuuulrr into the
needs for the additional oaplm and
whether or not the customers of these
public obrvloo "corporations got the
sorvloc at roles to which they ore oa-
tilled. Much the some objection was»
mode in ills Rebate on the Marbled
(m Light company‘s «bit for an in-
(Continued on Sixth rage.)
‘ pours NOMWALK fiLUI HOOKER
The tooth Norwsllt club will hold a .
um WWW events: which ‘
‘I III: to be a mt trout for tho
bill! and illdli‘ WI. Third ‘Ql
. . .. . . II II It I I
lsboli desolation . Empowering “ .
' ‘ 'ing, as exalted ruler o‘i‘ South Non ‘
mm: W. No 709..Beuevoleut and
MT. “in. 3‘
oveiler is one of the Walloon attor- ,
I and has built ‘
. up a large practice. lit the ME for
MEASURE l8 IPPISEEI
. Mitchel!
'iug fund,'“and $1 In the permanent
6166M lost év
Protective Order of Em
5
days of The
yams. lie 1121st 3 member of the
Elite bodxehntbolllwoyem but
has been sums? the shell: of cptoemodl
leadint. W811i. for tbé boot nor; and
has alloy me; on WY 6! the. inn
normal. committees on e lodge. lie
buclvop vamp-om" bathe on"
mama as a ‘ folio ivy—law
committee. sndlub‘or or the Wm
moot calamities end other special
committee- appoinfii tram time to
time by the «museum Under Mr.
Llnxweilers admlIMion the lodge
should continue to”? and prosper.
He succeeds . Ruler R!"
Brophy. whose term boo been a most
successful one over forty new mem-
bers having bad; mm and the
charitable work dining increased
lardrely.
The complete lint of new officers is
as follows:
Exalted Ruler-wloaepr J Linxwell-
er.
Esteemed Leading Knight-Jere-
miah Ahearn. .
Esteemed Loyal KnigbiwisraelJool
Esteemed motoring Knight-4%“.
lea F? Mills. ‘ ‘
Secretary—diarrhea E. Malmo
Treasurer—John Newcomer.
film a Glover.
(PM i'or W flour—Robert O
indict-ts to Grow} Lodge Conven-
lion-Horry :3. Pickering.
Alternatemtlames 3. Whitney
The lodge decided by more than
the meatbhds vote necessary to adopt
the new bylaws submitted by the
committee which has been working on
them for several months The most
Important change is the increase in
tile lodps dues from $6 to $12 per
year. This becomes effective with the
new lodIc ymfopru 1. ~ n was voted
to place 35 of the dues In the build
charity fund. it in the hope of the
members that before many months
definite plans will be made toward the
emotion of a new Fllks‘ Home In South
Norwxllr.
.It was voted to send a delegation
to Greenwich next Tuesday evening.
to visit Greenwich Dodge and witness
the conferring of the lulllalory course.
later attending a social session there.
Bylvum Ifileriluu. the chairman of
the committee on the charity bail to
ported that everything use moving
along nicely.
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euooaaeruimot
The Novel Militia. flooded auction.
Third Division. or Nerwallt. owned a
big success In its dance held last ovu-
nlng ln'lbo Norwaik‘ Armory. The
dance woo Ivory social adulthood; the
largo'mhtsrlrn; of about obi) all m-
ed to boys unloved themselvso.
ire which [are the dance Ila spirit
ii‘tle otbildolrs can; the chorus of
music. IIWMI so
meals. closers arch
5 WWW Sinus one: the so»
stood. union was
.' "L
. Cameron was; seated In his home last
Hormlk,.£niorlslno may
" " Frimis
W
Scores of tripods, a deluge of pres-
ants and a shower of pastels made
captain Ariel Cameron 0: mil Nor- ' '
walk. feel that it isn't so bad to have
an eigbtlatll birthday after all. Mr
evenin'g' when the surprise came and
it was ’of such a nature that he could
hardly spook.
Among the postais. wbch numbered
captain sun cameras; III sou i
220. was one tram VioePresldent
Thomas R'. Marshall, and felicitatlons.
Utzlngerg orchestra was present and
furnished music for dancing. Captain
and Mrs. l... D. Grant, of Mount Vise
non. led the grand march and dancing
be bold in the Armory, Ana: film, W. .
It was unusually II singing archer .
’“ Stay In (lilies
M
WAAHIMITOIIII Magoo 1a. ~Accord~
Ins «III his lawn IIIIoII-e the moon
ill MW. 0!?
. tarot?- inland poss-
mtefi‘fif can out will be remov—
ed I’rom Malone their terms ex-
pire or whoa: they pull be allowed
be unis‘bI mil: tfifpiylfutlvl terms
oovsIIIloII moms
serum or opllllm
when»
Wlliimontie.‘
his chill-I. so as.
«noun: post-
master smsKh} The place bi. De-
Vicq preferred. that of fourth assist-
m, w. tilled by another as h ve
been two more of the asaistant‘s ‘of
does. There Is only one remaining. the
second assistant tmaster general-
ship to ill! winubIé‘: flxpert is said to
be required. 'fld‘VWd‘o friends hope he
can land another job.
That Gov. Imidwin and Dean Ros-
oral. of Yale who. considered for oobl
neboflices bas developed They wore
recommended by” floretsntatlve :uu
ly and others. (we now believed that
Rogers has a cm for appointment
in the diplomofio ”nice Baldwin Is
expected to one Democratic National
Committeeman Mama; 8. Cummings
opposing him for the United States
scholarship next year. Mr. Commons
did not cure to run forul‘ionsreos lost
year. but the Senate is understood to
attract him more.
The, treasury department today call
ed for proposals choline for public
bulldluo in Bradford end Mystic thot
were authorised to be purchased un-
der the reboot. pubilo buildings law.
The bids will be opened hero IAprill.
The supervising architect III two and
.onoholf YMIHMQEJI} the work. of
his allies now, no the Connecticut
Million recently authorised will
”My Ibo oovornl your: in complm
lion. Work on their piano is not on—
MRI! to begin for over Iwo years.
call this ooltluoo
lust illllbfi‘ll.
I
W
mm: Francis ll. Parker at like
lord door lull euros with Attorney
General MIMI ii. Wt that the sov-
order may appoint minor iudm in
the drool Of supremacists hailing to
lot before ‘ ’ ‘
mar ls lifeline opinion that; Iflw
l
'l
continued until morning.
Mrs. Arthur F. Alus‘worth. Ariel Cam
eron, Jr. ,Miso Emma J. ‘Bruudege, Mr
and Mrs. Mercer Smith, oi Jersey
City; Mrs. Robert 0. Judson. of Wood
bury; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhner,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank I IN rriaun. .
Charles Lonlx; Miss
tors. Miss Hazel [Etch-loud M
Mrs. James Green; M
Idodstrom. Mr. and Mac Charles IE;
comm Miss Carrie Wood. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry IBol‘an. Mr
Keyser. Mr. and Mrs. L
Mrs it W smith, Ariel Ca eron
Ainswontb. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Rob-
erts. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Patrick
Mr. Howard, and Attorney John J.
' Walsh.
“Yacht Club scored an excellent bah-
quet In the spacious furniture ware
and tomormw night at High School.
Tickets 25 cents.
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.Young Men of the (lily oi Nor~
monitor men oi Norwulk and some
members of the No'luvolk new of
Trade was held last cloning in the
Royal James inn .I'or the purpose of
toyulhor with the Board of Tunis and
town sud make things progress with
the help or the alderman
W Robert Williams. secretory of the
monitors board or Trade: John 3.
Samurai“ and .l.15.(loicholi,oz Nor
walk. who all gave Very intonation
sddmo.
Mumford is doing and is going to In
and the my the young men there are
hiring interest in the work that In
being done.
young men should take ultereol and
help In this town‘s
I‘m new Insult: slid Ion the Incl:-
. lull: board Id“ Trade and tails inter
sirthot is being done“ H‘Idlw _ '
Among those present were Mr. and
(1 Mrs. R. ,
.Gerdiner.
Oscar Simmons. oi the Norwalk
Attractive.
new
-ngh School Senior play tonight
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yolk Evlnclng interest in
Munoipsl Alisha
Mrs. Otto
. ' mar ENE
with unprepflate renew or W ‘ ~
John .I. will who new the me
life of Captain Cameron and spoke ol.’
the sitcom in which the captain is
held in the community. Judge Walsh
closed by slogng that he hoped that
Captain Gamerou would live to reach
his 100th birthday.
on s chum 6H?!
——Four Servings transportsoon
strdng detach
a vessel or the Austrian K8! V
class.
the m‘illtane Sumosettos in
luck; on purine and public I
one unearthed today by list
from Scotland Yard ‘
rest of OM)!!! HM: .
attempt to burn the medibers' m‘
ion on the Rochampton Golf Links.
few weeks ego, to detectives as
ed on arflot's pill ‘
Gardens and Mn .
three sets of It irons wire cut
apparatus. lb‘d‘bhoi‘ ports of the bulk“
in; bottles. of ”Em hold such to.
has been iflood Ill lér box-venom
hammers, ill .I,’ . other loolo'flQ
breaking windows were discovered ‘
well as a number of felon identim
lion plates for it. tomobiles. .I
. W
A W‘I‘} enthusiastic Incuilhu of the
"influx the young men of the lily
0 have them take interest in the
flue speakers of the evening wore
W. Robert William spoke on what
John s. mom said that the
QM. ‘
.l Iii Gumball. of Howell. «no that.
a the welfare of Al
covered from her indispositlon
has loll. {or Bountiful lo contin
campaign. .
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walk Iron Works. by a special
around to the students. at
ills personal advice. Which the?
very much. as could be use
attendee which was paid It
sources to the class.
spoke very highly of the worii‘.
or the some, some under ‘
of MI". Waidwsll
who bu“ costs in contact
Mrs. Emmellu' I‘Psnkhurst his m
Willihm ill Mathews. of the
visited the students under I
vision of George N. Word 6%. "
Sleuth Main street. ‘
High School last Tuesday or
lectured to them on some var
uniting subjects. such on also.
the students come in cools
during Kiel:- studying positing.
at the
Mr Mathews enema
:Mi'.
Evolved,
Norwalk Chronicler