. delightful
five pieces furnished concert
be flushed
Lorne Gathering iioy‘elly Enter-
tained by finishers of South
Norwelk Organization
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Bullet Luncheon Served and
Dancing Enjoyed by Ail
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A fine entertainment, a large and
congenial gathering of members and
friends, good music, pleasant dancing
and delicious refreshments all tended
toward snaking the ladies’ night at the
South Norwalk Club last evening the
most; enjoyable occasion of the sea-
. eon under the auspices of the organi-
zation. ,Nearly two hundred guests
comprised the audience. A fine en-
tertainment was provided; good danc-'
lug enjoyed and a royal welcome ex-
tended to all by the reception com.-
mittee.
Prof. Woodie, of New York city.
easily one of the most clever of ma-
Melanie and ventrilonulete. provided
an entertainment for the «better port.
of two hours that was over new and
Combining his pleasing
personality hlsAfeots of legerdemain,
his ready wit. and a fund of catchy
which .interspsrsed his
‘nteroslnr tinted his
A‘ mists: ulna-oer. "<
iiimiiniiatibntand numerous cthe’iz toys;
tlfy‘ln‘x acts, Prof. Woodln gave a
lengthy and successful demonstration
of the venglloqulst’s' art.
ill metropoittan string orchestra of
and
dance music, which was highly appre-
clawed. The work of the Aquiatet of
mnolcisns was or the highest order
and was deserving of the applause
and praise exten‘dcdi
.A' buffet lunch was served toward
the latter part of the evening, the
pool tables being covered and dis-
guised successfully. shrimp salad.
potuto salad, roast beef. tongue. hem.
celery. oilves,"‘~plcltics. cheese. bread
and coffee. it“: being attractively
arranged upon the several in
bias. Much credit belongs to
the entertainment committee for its
work preparing the lunch and liar the
hospitality extender! the guests.
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Alamo tincture Was tired
.Aierrim Time on flight
., Quit Are iflsli Pleased
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The new South Norwsik Public lu-
brary building is new open to the pub-
lic. both roi- inspection scrim noon
in; books and results: mother. who
it
namely desisusd stnmturngat the
or West Wuhinston sud Mir»
A‘AJMmumnsshssnsduth-sd byline
.citlusssurlnsltssrseusssndlhs
curiosity to see the interior may now
tithe illusory was council at ’1 o'clock.
’iast overrun. mp ism number of
infill: ‘
ton and homily, otBsyvlew avenue,
were enjoying the good than afforded
at the Ladies’ Night of the Soufly
Norwallr Club last evening, a this! or
home, removing jewelry and cash of.
the upper floor of the house. no.
trance was gained by forcing to hitch
on window and the police have a
good idea as to the community in
which the thief resides. ' A
tied by e telephone call from the fits-.-
ipleton A home shortly sitter 10 o’clock
andl‘ personally went up on the hill
Three windows and the cellar en-
officers, but entrance was without
doubt gained through the rear window
which showed signs of Having been
forced open. The police are working
on several important clues
The home of «Rev. Mr. Stapleton,
pastor. oil the South Norwellr Congre.
national Church hath been vacated by
the family at 8 o'clock and evidently
‘t-he ext-t was carefully watched in
night chosen for his work. The first”
member of the family to reach home
upon entering the house. discovered
that someone had been there by the
litter which was scattered all through
the upstairs rooms. also telephoned
word to her father at the South Nor-
wailr Club and word was immediately 4
demtched Mr” the police. '
Rev: .3!" gtsplpton stated this
some lust «pm one A. Mass:
must. odor thirty dollaro' firth}! 1Jew
eiry was stolen. The list. as given the
police last night is as follows: One
indiee' silver watch three dress pins
(sold), one pearl necklace, those gen-
tiemen's sticlcpins sud i0. 75 in cash.
Considering the amount of valuable
property is the parachute. the comp
pants are considering thalnsoives for»
tunste that more was not token, and
it is believed that the PM was
frightened swsy by neighbors.
This burglary in. the hill section,
so similar in every detpli to the re
cent break at the home of City East
near and Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr.. in
the immediate vicinity of the person-
age, lead the. police to believe that
one and: the same person committed
both offences. They are ii‘urthcr con-
vinced that. the thief or thieves do
not reside at great way from the
places above mentioned. and will fol-
low out their suspicions as to certain
residents of the adjoining come
- munity
Hits in the cone of the lloyt roh«
hery .sud the theft at the home of
Miss Mary A. Cunningham both of
which residences are in Elmoood we
use. the occupants of the houses
were known to be out and evidently
the hunters knew where theybhsd
irons sud estimated the time they
would be sway. quite cmfuir. lit
any rate each of the burglaries have
been successful, alike lu’f‘hsturs. and
hit perpetrated in iheysarnc section
of the city.
it is mail. when a totally is to he
ever from items for any tonsil: or
. thus. to notify the police derailment.
An eraser “will then em on opportu-
such pieces
Till IAIAAT If. A
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While Boy. and Mrs. John. Staple A 9
thieves. entered and ransacked their A
ter the rooms {had been ransacked oil" 5
Captain J. Harry Gibson was notl
and investigated with his officers. ‘
trance were found unfastoned lby the?
'the thief, who figured well on the?
was Miss Stapieton. who, immediately ‘
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city to pay particular attention to .
verebie to Patient
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home Otters Special Prayers
for Recovery of Pontifi
ROI]E, April 10. —At noon today the
con AA!) of the pope was much bet-
ter. of. the weakness of his heart and
his inteymltteut pulse were still cone
in: anxiety ' f
The doctors permitted him to con
sums all its with moth instead of
milk. but the potient was able to take
it only with dimculty.
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site meteors . .
rttsere llllilEililE
Miss Gay Zeuola Macberon sue
one of her most entertaining recitals
last evening at. the Nowell: Methoi
.dist
.citail ‘
WM rumoured toplhinto
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m di‘tii'ih was crowned to the
doors to hear the reeled by the as;-
WM“ young woman, who is very
well horn. in Norwaih A
Althouab‘ Miss name's did not
need any introduction», «Rev. III} 0
well opokesfwtwrdsr as tall inti'rn
Motionu Miss lfaclmon- interpreted
the ”tractors in a very murmurs
mg!" nitrous in Norwailt who saw
her evening are authority for the
statement that she was at her best
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“I? III Mrs. William J. Brown. of
Golden avenue, Norwslk; have been
deified in Dayton. Florida for a
week because of an accident which in‘
sorts both of is. local residents
While walking stone. Beach street,
the main business street in Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. {Brown were run into and
knocked down lay a runewsy horse.
sir. earners suetslnss severe injuries
to one is; and his other ankle was
strained wily. lira. thrown on not
as badly hurt as her husband but it
was necessary: for there to delay their
return trip until they should have re-
covered from their costume, sad the
attending disasrissbls‘ fsiturss. taut
messes soon but? Aim received it!
locsl relatives. but u is believed that
the ”towels will arrive horns next
WICKA in
nitrocellulose .
' ‘surtute mm
A hoist theorists ceremony wssps'n
' formed at at. Psmck‘o church in It
“Mom. hi. 4., at it no
morals: to W nos
' the contractile: ”W
illustrate
.Auesuisstsrscioslnihnmoeami‘
i'lrsfitsuenuwemiu A
0A8 Phlsicisn considers non.i
This state of Affairs is ca. , '
scopalfiiphurch when she no. . g-
A rile,- " Mrwvw‘ «LAW
'9!!ch m Milt . A most: M.
her elem. ‘ moor thorn it at. units
rec drew-Issues“ so... we.
too hath; no temps front serious
. ‘flternoon. Rev:
,Muruln‘s from Can-
.when’nesr "Poison
’ d that he had
ear .Wiekwtre' e sawmill
Ensure”: the day before.
left .a shovel
while men
no it. drove over the rough trail
through the unto the null recover»
ed his pro and was returning
when a whee struck a stone and over.
turned the ht twagon throwing the
reverend as man to the ground.
which is. the inst he remembered for
mine little 9 as he landed square.
ly on his new. The frightened horas
quickly cie V itsssif from the vent.
cie and wright-cusp the fields, and
the street t the rectory where the
frightened wife and daughter quiokly
realised the . . was wrong.
and biscuits 1th horse to ”other
wsm drove hounds man Station.
in womantimmmdw had
recovered consciousness and painful-
ly made his we! to the Street More
s roadsepalr m was waking. The
foreman was making promises to
take Rev. MI. Marks house when his
daughter drofs up. or. Ifcrrison was
summoned and found that his patient
was suffering from a severe shakins
out on the heel; of his
fortahly Ass M be “MM
Boos. lies “installation at.
bridu and 1 Boutouhstesot A
unit onus
latter Discussed st Incline of
. Melt Probetvle boom.
A. field test illnhi
The Norwalk More" League held
a meeting, last evening. in the Red
titans Hall, in “Wall street, and
matters st unset-tones were discussed
in regard to division. .
The meeting was celled to order by
the president. Wallace Deon... shortly
after 8 o'clock. and a committee us
unpainted to confer with the column
tes, the matter sud oohnoil.’ which was
”minted at. the diflsloo will.
hold on 'ilismh a. in outsider {arbiter
the question or division. The Mn:
Act the two committees will be held in
mallet-wall: City Council room on
0‘ day sveninl. April it, at .‘l
o'clock. ‘
The next mutter taken up. last new
toy, wss thst of the toport of Jsmel
'l‘. Hobbs“. who is chairman of the
charter committee. this "new on
Mouthpiece draft of the division bill,
and it use tallies tip toy notions sud
was mired somewhat. lOn m
the charter committee will
most out the slung; sum moi .
with! as followi: Broad iltlvsr
my. ill]. units:
vld ill. Jutland. sad distributor-P. 0A4.
timer
I Misti?» Moths charter neutralizes
the divillnsl bill Is it,
Alli All
up and a is
head. but t no bones were broken.‘
This margin in. was testing as com;
cutout illliillll
"illusions-«em ‘
i biliiy of 0st-
lino Bowel Strike at 42,000
‘ Trolleymen
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American Federation Endorses
Trollsymen’ 8 Stand
soprano. N. or. April ‘A1o.»—'rhe
fifth day of the strike of the luterna~
,x
l4.
and conductors began with the entire
city and interns-ban service still brac-
finally suspended and the railway of-
nclnls demanding loom «both «civil and
military authorities reinforcements for
the three thou-ind National Guards-
men now on duty here. ‘ A
The Mutant secrecy was maintained
regarding Mayor Fuhrtnunn's negotlar
tions with the strikers and the street
car company for the appointment of a
board at arbitration to settle the cues.
tlon or waxes and hours, for which
the men are lighting. «
Neithor Mayor Fuhrmannmor the
strike leaders Would'ev‘en admit that
the than being considered'ov
v:~.’
onto
would pm
1 submit coilu
thorn Andi
mayor‘s silos at soon.
it was new to am only the
illsin street Ind Rimmed avenue car
lines today. s" .
Arrangements were made for a more
rapid concentration or police andruilo
int-y forces in the event of rice-hurt»
in: at any point.
A The odvisahlilty of collie: a ushers]
strike of the forty~two thousand union
men in Buffalo in sympathy with the
striking oarmen will be considered at
a xenon! meeting or the 110 labor or.
saulntions here tonight, according to
John Coleman. business silent or the
United Trades and tuber Council. 7
Menus Sinclair. of Toronto, Onon-
dian smaller of the street car men’s
“mutation, end William 3. Museum.
international ermine both admitted
today the lhllity of a genera! sym-
pathetic st he.
Samuel Gunners. president of the
Interim Federation of Labor. on the
less chance telephone hes strum
'Willlstn ll. resident of s car
men's Mhflmvwn dies Incest
Notation endorsed the our news
striking, according to sacrament the
on out today. A
ALllAhilf. April 10. «conversion 8qu
w today (limited one state inflictin-
.tion intuition causes and onuditious of
the music street. hallway striker
IAILIAAII MALL , A.
"All“ PM lilPFilAI!
consents. resilient.» A April lilo-w
Troops one else todsy runny er the
trust industrial centers or mists
soon as onurtrai. fittest. Machine is:
routine. rm: and sensing, is run
W, for the moral strike _, for -
A, 7 Pest Exalted Ruler Jonson i.
tionai Railway Company's motorrnen ‘
AlvAth Bridgeport, and stall.
Conduct ceremonies '
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The newly elected officers of South
Not-walk lodge. No. 709, Benevolent
lustaiied last evening lot the lilihs'
Home in South Main street: The car»
emony was conducted by Past Exalted
' Ruler Joseph J. Ivers, of Bridgeport
dodge, No. 36. acting mend exalted
ruler no was accompanied by e. del~
when of about twenty members of
(Bridgeport Lodge, and several assist-
ed the past exalted ruler of South Nor-
walk Lodge in filling the chairs during
the initiation ceremonies, which were
conducted in an exceedingly interest-
in; manner. The temporary officers
were as follows: A
Flint. A
Grand Myst Knight~8ernard J.
dteynolds.
Grand 'Lecturlng Knight—Ham 8.
Pickering.
Grand Secretary—Daniel 3‘. Clifford.
Grand TreasurerwJohn F. Mellon
0051!
Grand Esquire—.11.. McGovern.
Junior Grand—Charles F. Chadwick.
The officers of South Nor-walk Lodge
were all present as follows:
{Exalted Ruler—Joseph J. Linxwelier.
Esteemed Leading Knight—Jere-
miah Ahearn.
Esteemed Loyal Knight—«Israel Joel.
Esteemed Mctuflug Knight-4W“-
ilsrn Outright.
Smegarr—Herman E Malmo
“outfitter—John Neuxebauer.
Trustee—«Robert G. Mitchell.
li‘itsc—fisorse All: Glover.
White M
the hoof that during the _
oiling and enlarging or the present
stfin'cture. The lodge now has a metro-
bersirip of tits. slid in ii excellent con:
cording to thereport 00 the recent ball
committee. will receive s notifying
sum so a result of that “air .
Mr. “smaller ensconced the fol-
lowing appointive sincere and house
committee;
moire-James J Douro .
inner Guard—4‘11“ W. Buckholta.
Chaplain—Jinnah! J ‘Reynolds.
not.» CommitteHames s. whil-
my. Jacob However. George L.
mover. John W. Crew and Ira C.
Wkwood " A
announce were made by the rstir~
is: suited ruler. P. l". Alimony; Edi-
tor J. L McGovern, of the Museum
of grldnport. not! others
After the business had been Arena.
soled. a turkey sud crab salad supper-i
was served under the direction of
John F Will. who has etiolated
faithfully durini the past mt? as obstr-
man of the retiring housewotilninitVes.
. ”inseam 'sooss oven.
commune. April “Millions
Blossom. ails; wastrel. who on the
stems; of sunny. runs is. 1911. shot
.vtssense more three times thrones
. the“ abdomen“ encode the hula lieu
resumed in «canine. was bronsht
to Tort-instant today try ant. Police-
man Wit Virolil. who srrestoil hills
.1” Mysnnlt. WWI ”I mm“
in burnout; court on titanium All.»
east: with intent to trill: its closest!
guilty sud was bound over to the so:
porter Court under beads or $8,000.
nascent has recently ensued s liar-
no Protective Order of Elks. were .
Grand Mailing highs—Joseph I.
there would be started A‘ at W I A
prom 'd Esther meeting in thdtflome. Or: at least an extensive remod‘
times. The building fund is constant ‘
ly growing. and the charity fund, sic;
Tasroau Will Probably Pitch;
Moiirawitee and Psrdu-i
Bean Esters
m
sow roux, April 10.——Wi'
scheduled in seven cities, main,
baseball gets its real 3 of
son for 1913 today. Brooklyn
Philadelphia broke the ice yes
in a some advanced from th
to prot'ide an opening
Brooklyns new park. frills
twelverther-‘teems get me
start the peasant race in :=
less adverse weather prevw I ‘
team‘in both the National ands
(Continued on Mum-Pm
rnvuou'rrr, Mass. so
“will slated nt‘BmflM‘
30. ms. Rear Admiral
Eaton sure all but; “000!
to his widow. who is now in
awaiting trial on the charlie A A
murdered her husband by on
sonic in or. food
The admirers oft-express
nose for Dorothy Ainswolithi.
younger or his two st ~-
was further indicated by a‘
in the will that she was
’F‘srmer. out united outer Clifford.A
tots posits the
princlpsl beneselsry in the even
the tumor survived his with;
Peculiar interest straob
document which ‘wssm
bate today because it viii
exported in the trial of lit!
The latter is named as '
out bonds. The value of M
which is supposed to moist sit
the home and term at. his
life insurance policies, is
Joseph rum Venture.
given use. onehslf or w ,.
used for the erection ot‘stf'A ‘
mves of the admiral its
wits. st Brecht; use tor the
cars of the lot. to
rich.
mucus,— -
use it states dies
inhibited. heralds; ill
earlier... mart-isle.“ '
would have received it
sees hr the write.
Norwalk Chronicler