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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 17, 1913 · page 6

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SOCIETY NOTICES

‘ADONIGW gDIRECTORY.
0111 Well 1.0111199111104908, ’Fu and “A. M
uM‘eets in 117111101110 431111111113, South
Main amongst and 30 Tuesday of
.each month—July and August ex
‘ cepted—aL 8 oulock. AIl Master
'_ 'Masons' cordially invited. 13.11111
- Beach, Wr-rklr' «Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
Butler Chapter NOISE. R. A. M.
1 1' Meets in 11111549111911, Building, South
‘ : Main streetmdland 1111 Tuesdays of
each laundry-$133,; and August ex-
‘ copied—at 8 ocloc11.A11 Royal Arch
Masons cordidlly' Invited. Hickson
_ W. Cole. 11.1). Robert M. Wilcox.-
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'119OUTl-rr' NORWALK GOARD OF
TRADE
Proficient—Nehemiah Canoes.
VIeoPre-Idont—Chsrlea J. Pldueon
Secretary-Junk w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett,

 

 

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THE' HEARING.‘
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The two consolidation hills had their .

innings. n1 Hartfotd, yesterday. I11c1
If dontaily, the Seymour hill 11118 with
{1'1 drawn and 11 1111111011 bill p1esented.
The meeting was 11 happy one for
'8011111 Norunlk people and othms op
posed to consolidation. 11110111111 G'L‘JN
, oral John H. Light was at his bout u«:.‘
leader of the .South \01 nail: 110101111 '
Lion and h"; the judgment of specio-
'1', tors. bad the better of the 111gument
I', 111,1'1111'. 11 111111 plainly seen 111 all that'
'1 ~ he had considelahlc 11 011.111 111111 tho',
' South Norwaln is 311stl,1I
'proud of her distinguished son. '
Norwalk expected opposition 110111
South Norwulk 011 1111 consolidation:
. 1111111111111 found it-solld and unyield
1 ing and unanimous. T111110
_ 1"2111'01111 111 0111' 111111111.
'9 ,' Norwaih also expected opposition to
', the division movement. 11111 in this
5 direction hot leaders look to‘o 11111011 1111
granted. Silence to them 1111111111 oppo-
sition. They read too deeply betwouu
.3 the lines of Sentinel editorials. 'i‘hcv
' refused in decent the assurance ulvun
1111101111111 111110 by 110111 01111011111 from
individual to individunl that
I’Norwulk use not opposed to 11111111011“
The South twain electors present
71"; yuuterdm Ili'ol‘bd 111011 hand at the
f proper 111110.11 was unanimous 1‘01
:19 111111111111. 1111111111111; that Norwalk Wants
’. 9 1 11111111 can guilt. As Attorneifldnoml
11.111111 rclnurked’ to the committee,
South .\oruailt.dosa not care 11 11111111
1111111 whether 'hloriruik goes off 11) bur-
soii‘ 01 hilt! 11' '9; f1 '.'

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11011 stood 11111111. There were no breaks
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' 1111111 No'rwulk‘s divided house was pit
111‘ny 1111;181:0111 11111111100111.1011 and 110111-
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RDME. April 17.--'1‘he pope is so ‘
much better, according to reports from
the Vatican, that If present conditions .1
continue the last bulletin as to his
health will 'bs'publishediby the physi-
cians tomorrow. 'In‘thislhe doctors .-
will declare that all fears for the mint.
.ence of the 11011qu is reinstalled.

IROIME,1April 17.9110 11.111.27le .
pope 8 condition as 11161 forth in the hub ‘
le‘tin issued' by the attending 11113181 '
clans 11118110111111; vies use 601161111:

“The pontiff spent a- calm 'night'. A .
(Utilisation of his' cough has relieved

the holy father considerably. His tem- -
‘nomture was-497 th'isinorning. Slight «
amelioration in the bronchial sympt-

Shortly.-

Thore Is .no'r‘gueulfll
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"MARCHI LFAVA.
“AMICI.”

Prof. Marchlafava and Dr. Amici to- 1
dual again impressed 011 the none the
necessity of complete rest informing ;
him that any activity would create 011- -.
stables to his recovery:

",Your command shall be obeyed."
said the pope, smilingiy. with an air =
of resignation.

"Shortly after the. doctors had 1911..
however, the sun broke through the'
clouds and flooded the pope'H hudI
(number with its r111s.'111e pontlll‘
on-
His I'.~;estlc.~1s
nose h1e1',eased and he said he would
feel mme comfortable in an urnichah'.
lie then insisted 011 118111,; and his at f"
tondants felt obliged to give way toI
His valet proceeded to:
help hiln to rise. but the pope refused|

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2d Award,
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wet. Incepticltnted and could help 111111-
11911, although he was feeling 1111111..
what weaker.
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I'niornings bulletin in (‘ardinul Morn-I
Del Vals apartment. 11 Inch he visited,‘
after his usual 11101111111: call at the pun-I
1111‘s bedside. Upon Iemlng the V1111 :
can Pr.of Mnr'chlntfntn said that 1118‘
11111191111 soondition was much nir110~"sut-I
isfnctors todnv. UBesides the (“1111an
11011 of the ‘cough, the general weak- «
nous 11 as not so accentuated and the
pulse less frequent and more regular '.
'The pope enjoyed 11118191 breathing and
the local conditions of the bronchiniI.
tumble. seemed 111111101911. I >
The ltnlian Gov,ernn1ent desiring 1105
be absolutely sure of the real condl-I

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'tion 01' Pope Pius X. today summouv.
ed those directly responsible 101 the
cure of his health. The pope's physI-I

clans replied to the appeal for 11 Ill-'9
rect statement 111111 the 11111111 declara-
11011 that It was extremely dltllcuh to;

say that the pontiff’s constitutionI Continued From Second I'm
would 01 ercome the present crisis: but ,M .,

0‘0“ If I‘ did 901 It 11118 explained. the111111111 terrible governmental conditions
Molnalndm of the pontift‘s dots nould'ma, their assets will WIN out their
3”“ “9 considered “9 proranous and liabilities and leave a comfortable sur
plus to 1113311111111 over again.

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DIVISION BILLS HEARD

l 111'. Anlirl again visited the pontiff
this afternoon and found little alter-u
111011 111 his condition since morning.‘
The temperature 01 the pope 111111 in
1311111113 10 Increase. but 1111 a whole the

the opportunity to tote again on
school consolidation, 110 per cent. 01

trict system

1111110111 stntionury

111111110110 himself says be In better.
llr. Amicl visited 111111 at noon todul
11ml 111111011 him how he felt, the pontiff
replied

“This is the first day since 1111 first
9 1111111180 that I feel really reliuied.”
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LADY JENNINGS LODGE ENTER

TAINMENT.

Iit cannot be to the 101111 government.
Attorney

submitted by Attorney Keogh did not
portray the two cities 1111 they mind
today, except 3111 in boundary lines.

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111'011'11910 a great extent.

The 011101111 purcrzntnmh of ‘popuia-
tion are 1111 101101111: Thecensus at
18811 gave N'orwnlk 11 population of
5,808; South‘Norwulir; 3,726. That‘s!
1916 gave Norwnlh n'uonidatlon 01 0.
061*; south Norwnllt, 8.11118. 1111111111
the past thirty years Normlk’s bar'-
cantata of growth. as ‘10 population
was 81‘ per 1199111.: 6011111 1511111111111, 110
per cent 1111101th 111 residential while
‘. South Norwullc' 111 11 progressive, bust

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Intern-ting Prporam [Rendered 111 Red
99 Men’s Hell. booth Norwsik.
1.1110 of the 100111 enjoyable" affairs

ever given by body Jennlugu' 1.011110

was 11qu last evening in lied Men‘s

111111 West 1111111111011 11111111111 it

11111 '11 grand 1119131151, both 1101111111) and

financially. The entertainment was

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ah‘outed down by all sides committee
Included the members of whom laugh
ed lineartily

Attorney Joseph 11.1'1‘85'101301300111'
Noroalk then took the floor :and
38110110 briefly but 1111b considerable
height. saying ,that the charter bill
bad originaib 118011 referred back to

If the people or. Norunlh could have '1‘!!! limiting 1'01!!!“le 101‘ “,9 DUT"Iwnd to show how valuable such an

The committee
11111121111 action.

pose of Deflection 11.
had never 111111111 any

them could vote to no 1111011 to the dis The absolute assurance has been xiv ,135 11111,, per cunt. of those 111 the Col
1111111 town can not 13,. on that should the bill come back to 10,10 of Liberal Arts are residents 01
"Soulh gunnrm condition of the 11111111111 “nugcousolldntci auroouufuib as ,0 “110013311111 people for a referendum vote. that 1.10 city, and they have lived in 0111

vote should be 111111111 by districts. New

George ll ‘10“th in» that tboy are nwatu 111111 1111011111 the 191 half of the students were born In
formed the committee that the his} bill "0 returned it “0““ 1’9 defeated Cincinnati. A ”1301111111111"? WORN
they argue disemnuy Their roar-i

tion [I absolutely unfair. Now Mr.
Koolth. a member 01' that committee.

The map in fifteen years 011115111110 mu“ 1‘" “ utraixll’t referendum 9" Tillie the university is 11101111an Mill!

It 1111' druun both communities have “‘0” “i all.
I011 11 district referendum.

All districts have 1111111111
in 1111 loin
1111-11 the only referendum to he allow
1111 should be one by 1111111111111.

it the committee wants an example
of the way the town In divided 1111 to

[11111111111111 111111 111111 1111- 1111111101 111

Mr.w.1111b, whoA 111 a consolidationldts
and his law 1195,1111“. din. flubbeli,‘
who Is 11 1111111101911“. The city of Nor»
'fl'lllt In 11111111111111; 11111111116101! voted 1100
1111-11111; tor ".divtliou ,

'1111 to 1111111011, 1111 111111 that 11's 11:11

11111111 community. mm“ the mvoccn 1 consistent divuionist for the

1111111 too 711er it the bows should
be divided 1111 would any. to 11111111111111.
11011111111110 11111 nunfiiin all yourself.
13110111 Nmslk would say {toll 0111191116
11111. We do not ounces you 111 that
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”Attorney General Light Wed
M9monltmovs 113111111. consult!»
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"The municipnl university Is com
parsilvely how 111 this country. and its
development 11111 be watched with In-
teresr," 11111113). P. P. Clsxtou. United
81111011 Commissioner oi'Educatlon. in
discussing the University 01 01110111.
11811. "There rmlcertaiu significant
111111011 about this city university that

Institution may be to 11 community.
“lionsidcr the student body. Seven

clnnsti 1111 average of 13 years Near-

Iho information. that 61 per cent 01
the students lacked the means to at
101111 11 university 0111111011 1110 city

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or education to residents of 11111 11111111

cinaliIIy who could sooum‘it in 1111
other way ‘

"30111111111113 like 22 per cent. of
,tho 11111111111111 are 19111101401111. 01.11111
fathers of the 0M”? than one»
1011th m in the ”moat.
over 1111101011111. 111. n honorarium
Ivlv'nsl. Smut-em 1111 "medical
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' 901’ business nus on hand and
II Iprlcés held close to \esterday' s 111111

buying orders more encountered be-
' 'lore the list

A Necessity

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Dress-Making
Every Woman
9 should have our “KUMPALKT'W
"ACME DRESS FORMS. Afr:
DRESS FORM is just as neces-"
sary for FITTING as a sewing:
machine is for sewing
Thousands or 11101111161 have?
been disappointed In their at- 13'
tempts at dressmaking, beennsei;
of the HITTING PROBLEM. A
Dress Form will ovaroome 'lthls'
. difficulty and will. represent you
in your fitting, mulling over or
repairing a dress.‘

The“Kumpact”
Acme Dress ".1
Form

18 the latest invented dress form on the market. It 111 an inge ,
Ious patented arrangement, which: enables the user to: fold: up 111
skirt, thus reducing the figure 710 one- h’n'lt Its size, makiitg it fit nicd~
ly'. in a box 28 inches hlib and ii inches square. .

When not In use can be put nuay in .my corner.
in. the room.

The “Kumpackt” is so simple and yet so
wander win: it was not conceived below

The figure is the newest model. grauful in appearance and most
substantial in construction. The best part Is made out 091 superiog:
PAPER MACHE and covered wuu Jevsey 010111 the skirt is manor
of the best flexible steel, highly finished and with ordinary care will
last n 1119111111.;

it does all the work of 11 high priced 101111 and will save its cost
mam times a year. .i‘

SIZES 32. 34. 361 38. 40 and 4‘2. - '~“

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“NORWALK’S' 'BLiSY CORN ER"

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Philip N. Smith.

Philip N. Smith, 01‘ Bayview avenue.
died this morning after a long, hard
siege of illness at. his home. He was
given up many times but seemed to

311111 1111111111

11 ALL
There 1111‘s no marked change in trud-

STREET 10:10 11.111.—
1113 on the Stock r‘xchonge at

opening today

the
Only a small amount
rst

1.1191311336120161}; qnoIations, houever,
disclosed a hea‘ller tendency since;
the leaders

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quite a little better. but the dentin
ounce of the 111111911, caused Mr Smith's
strength to ebb and he could not Stand
the fight. Mr. Smith was a man or
line charactdr. a Christian gentlemen,
and 11 highly respected. 1511mm ‘ch
lzen of South Norwalk‘ 111‘: was born
in RIdgeiield but had lived here many
years. For 1h1rt.\- 41011311 years he has
been 00001 the faithful emce force of
the Munsbury 9& Mathewson 181100
Company, where he was oritploiied u
bookkeeper. The deceased Is survived
by 0. write «and :11 brother. 'He was six—
tyntwo years 01 axe. The funeral ser-
vices will be held at 11 o’clock. on Fri—
day evening, in the Trinity Episcopal
Church. where he had been a regular
,atteudunt. and at one time superin-
tendent of the Sunday school. and In»
torment will takopiaco In liiduedehi
011 Saturday morning.

'11 ‘11. n1. «sane
made much headanv
downward and there was an abrulit
roll) which lifted tit? speculative lav-
orites from I to 1 1-2 above yester-
day‘s 11mins. Western Railway Issues
were in active demand and there was
a better inquiry also for same of the
favorite Industriuls. 9 ,

WALL STREET. X‘oon.——Tlie 1111
proved financial and political situnv
11011 abroad, as reflected in the reduc.
tinnTln‘tbo 11211111 of England‘s discount
rate, forced itselfupunrthe attention
of towers, who recently have been in-
clined to lgnorothe'kmwing cheerful-
ness abroad and the steady ubsorptIOn
of stuck: here for European account.
Increasing ease 111 call and time mon-
115' rates here also was taken Into 11011
sldclailun. although it 111111 believed
that the outlook for the domestic mou-
uyImnrket was doubtful. These in-
fluonros to some extent offset 111911 tie--
pressing effort at tho‘ scaling dowh in
values of investment mortgages. lany-
Ing west on cautiously, with a healthy
absorption of seasoned railway and
industrial shores.

”floods were irregular.

WAN: STREET. 1 11.111.wActIvity
fell off but values were unstained and
there was 11 substantial advance in
Home of the recently 11110111111111 sour.
itlltlss. ‘ 1111111111; 1118111111 improved 3%

 

Mrs. Juii'o Church armory.

Mrs. Julia Gmgory. the widow of
Charles Gregory. died other home. 36
France street, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Gregory was a well-known 'rosb
dent in Norwallt and was eightydhm
yearn of age mm. Gregory Is survived
1151 two daughters and seven W
0111111 Anna Gregory and Mrs Li. W.

1 61011111011111. 18.11 Gregory 011111111,
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melon 11111 be held Saturday. from her
late residence. 111. 2130 0010011. '3".
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