unless he takes
chances; neither
does he fell.
LCDN.
compliance 1810
Auuuuuu
Giiioi Topic poi. healing at Nor-
. walk Town Union at First
‘congrogaiionnlchuroil,
Noxirl'uesdey I
PNSSENNENS
when the Letter Attempted to
There Is an erroneous impression
PTOVBM Train Blithe"! Chapter is the body which has in
. ' charge the Home (or the‘Aged. This
"I” WQI‘BI Shot society has no more control than the
m
. .Nwort Chapter, or any one of the
eighteen circles. These groups (com-
billed form the Norwalk Town Union
of The King's Daughters and Sons
which is incorporated under the laws
of Connecticut. for the special pur-
pose of building the Home for the
Aged, and likewise strengthening the
local charities ‘ by exchanging and
coulpurlng philanthropic reports
work done by the many circles.
i The Town Union holds an all day
I, AliELLlNGHAM Wash. Feb. A‘meetillg on Tuesday, February 24th,
trail leading along the waterfrontlfl to a ‘ in the NOW elk Congregational church
A): .it landing was the clue follow ed to O" the Green
(l; y by posses from two counties seek-
jl :' the tines bandits who 'Sllot tllroe tend, “'ke part and vote at this meet
p “sensors to death on a lloltll bound ”g
hound
Ilunnumm
AWheu Shooting was Over line
Man Took Passengers' Purses
1n 1. night, be present.
The bodies of the dead were taken
to their homes. They were Thomas whose lnolllbelship during the piistI
B \\ udsw',oltil Vancouver, 13. (‘., Caz-l 59‘” has increased
adillll Pacific Railroad oonductm; R.
“I“ Lee. Bremcrton, Washington, mm, business to be transacted it was found
clerk, Puget Sound Navy Yard. His advisable to hold on all day meeting.
parents live in Ackerland Kan H The live circles, of the Norwalk Coll-
AR Adkinson, Vancouver, B 0., travel gregfliionfil church Will furnish a'
A'" salesman llunolleon tree at noon and invite all
.\n examination today disclosed that members to remain. At 10 a. m. the
bullet after bullet had been sent into carpenter’s bidfi for the building Will
lilee's body after he tell. One bullet be Opened Before the Close of the
each finished the other men. day the Union must, Ideoide upon theA
Al‘ilo bandits boarded the train at question of building tilts spring. Short
Burlington, a low miles south of here.'.l‘.ellorts or the year's work will be'
and ”seed from the smoking car into given by every circle and chapter and
J
or:
innumu~
which is quite general that the Home -
Eiely membel oi, nllIA
circles and chapters has a right to ut-A‘
it is hoped that a large delega- sitinctlllglfilr Cecil Spilngduce, Am-
AG! -ut .\‘or‘tlleln mm, near here into tion from the. \\ estport Chapter will pander at Washington to obtain
A
On account of the side or the Union sible information ol the aitair.
to over 1,000 sensation throughout the British isles,
melllbels and the gloat amount of it has not aroused and disposition on
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ABIGAHLAAND lliGHfl‘ Mass, Feb, 21.
Today. Regarding the Ex-
ception of Benton
homemade
unmuui
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Cape God on Tuesday, with the loss
This Englishmen and an Ameri-
or her captaln and tour of the crew.
ealrly today wad torn to pieces by a
can Disappeared Wednesday
of fertilizer was incurred (or $30,000.
Before the sale hit the wreck life-
uavers recovered bhe captain’s chest,
containing the ship's papers, drafts!
for $7 .000 and other valuables One
hundred and thirty dollars was Around
on the body of a. seamen who was
frozen in the rigging
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DON-DON, Feb. 2l.——-'l‘lle ‘Britisll Gov.
ornment up to noon today had not to-
ken any action in regard to the execu-,
tion at .luilror. of William S. ABenton,’
the Scottish rouchman, beyond in
from Secretary of state LBryan illl pos-
Although the tragedy llils created a
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
iOLLY FIVE OAIIOE
A GREAT SOOOESS
There was a large attendance upon
the occasion of the Jolly Five dnnce
Ainst. evening in the Anion mill- in Mud
ison' street and quite a sum ‘0! may
Piano Attack on, Bandits to
Destroy Band
PEKLNG. Feb AIL—It is estimated
here that the bandits led by “Who
Wolg.” massacred 1.8m} men. wome
northeast gels and scattered along1
the beach for millmildll. The cargof
uNMMMA
Army‘oi 25,000 Chinese Troops
i.
, out the lights.
the day omit Tying white hauldller- should prove of help and interest to
billets over their faces. one stood on
the platform of the day coach, a sec-
ond stepped lust‘inside, and a” third
walked the length of the car. As the
robber«,started to lock the door, the
three men sprang at llllll.
shot them down, the robber at the
lather end otIthe car began shooting
While he
lHiS companion elnp- ‘
lived netted to be added to tile fund
3 for thii' new hell that is to be purchnv
led tor the Hungarian lboiormed
church.
Stephen Lengyol and John Thopsey
comprised the committee of arrange
Alliance and there was no bitch in the
celebration from start to the iinisil. it i
was an exceedingly late hour when
the dancers finished their fan and re
all Several amendments to the non-
stltution are to be acted upon These
‘are of great importance to circles es-
pecially. There will be a Question
.Box conducted by a member of the
building’committee. Officers for the
coming year will be chosen at this'
meeting. 11 chance to understand de~
tails regarding the Home for the Aged
Chow. Province of Naonflwei, on Llan.‘
unuum’
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Fall- and warmer” «mam
BASS IN
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lodge Edward M. Lockwood, Pro
collaborations lodgémeni,
Continuing Two Cases
lndeiiniialy
Imost emphatic terms their appreclsr
mnmunn
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Toialoi Six Cases Up Belore
the Bench
”-
'l‘ho docket oi the Town court, this
‘ morning. contained more cases than it
i
hue Illld for a long time. the number
being six. Two were delinquents in
~clamping sidewalks, one a continued
I
non-support case. one a personal tax
case. it Diaill drunk and a wilful deA
strlictioll of property case. The small
:conrt room was filled to overflowing
- with spectators,
mainly made up of
;iiil'liilllg employee of the Muller Gloria
l
iNiNiNNIi Hill
and children, Winn they sacked Lillan- i
Silk Mills, of Winnipnilh, who were on
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BAY
,icy its, natural advantages and ride to
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mmmu
Mil-ashingtonil Birthday will wrote
29. on that occasion they mtifiered ‘0' be a me domino somoul ac
Fathel‘rdiioh. a French Jesuit tuition. cording ‘0 "‘9 "933'“ plans. ““9"”
any, and captured and held two others
for ransom.
An army of 25,000 Chinese trons is
now converging on “White Wolf's"
strongly entrenched position in the"
Iviolnlty of Chang Yang- -Kwan,A tnlther
to the north. in the some province.
tied an automatic pistol into Lee's
body, and then ran the length of the
cur, snatching as he ran purses offer-
ed by frightened passengers. The
liain slowed down ill response to aI
pull at the bell cord and the three dis-
appeared. i
will be given to everyone.
ternoon session will he an open one.
WOMAN SERIOUSLY
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Mrs. Christine 'Scalilleilo
tell at the corner of Wall and Water
Ohm HILL OOASTINBA
[log and sulleled a serious injury The
sliding down hill is n dangerous PM!“ nature of it could not be learllA
Tile at- i
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wife of A mission and enjoyed by all present.
BOYO YALNST GO EASY Abilollelo Scnrpello, of 25 Chhpei sireet,i
streets at about ll o’clock this mOI‘li‘,
epolt ill these days oi many teams and ed “D 10 press time, but I). I. M.‘
automobiles and tilt're is an cidlllnncc “10“ 0" South Norwnlk ’WllO happen-2
against it. The [)Oiici th. ougll ol'dela “‘1 “10““ nt “10 time made a super
isgllnd by Acme: wnngm it 1>mmmg.liollli examination and thinks that one
Atoll will enforce the law to the letter or the hip ”011% Of her 19“ 19K has
i omplaints Airom the Bronx uero rc been "WW6“
beivcd at Manhattan ileudqllurtcrsl
lost night One came i'iom neighbors or WA“ street in front of Shelly and
ill the llolnity of Steiollis street and Howards “8““ store When she started
the other from Grandvlew avenue, across the 3W3“- Bile got “8 for as
liloth First District locations. “‘9 downtown trolley traCks when she
lino complaint stated that several stopped 0“ the “'08 0f the SWIM“
boys had been slightly bruised when ”9" foot went out from under he" and
“My ripper overturnedI Ashe went down in a heap. ABystnndors
,-M.,._.___..y______ .Ilpiokod ller up and carried her into
MINCOME TAX DEPUTY COL,A‘l’Veeds drug store where Dr. Allen
LECTOR, Editor examination ordered her taken
home. The woman showed evidellci
The Deputy Collector for income
oi’ being in great pain. The injury
,Yl‘ux will be. at the PoetAoi’iico ill Upper will no (i ,'
oubt hard witl he a
{Norwnlk Tuesday. Feb, 2Ai, 'liiiAi, tor , go I r s she
is quite old. her a -)l‘Ol)ab1'
the pillipoae of assisting and giving over 70 years. go I 5
any information regarding income!"
Tux. He will have with him Al supply
of the proper forms required to beI HOLD- UP WOMAN I8
AliliillOEO iNSAiiEi
mod on or before March lat. 1914,
pith him or the Colloctor oi internal
Revenue at Hartford Conn. Failure
do get the primer forms or ignorance
hi tile law is no excuse.
Will be at McCormick, principal actor in a sense-
Asontil \‘orwnlk roltomco on WOillli‘ii- “one! holdup and attémpted shooting 'NGEAND'ARY RE i" BRWGEPOOTI
”duh of a young woman etenographer on the
ROBERT J. nvlln.
Deputy Collector.
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and inexpensive means or, cinnnnpli i
potion They ddord Iil' Idri'eotq
mrrylns a message Ngrtll ill ’l’t ‘iinoqmv
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0M"m limos married and tile
oral children. ,, A. .A
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ill-.ls AScarueilo was on the west side iwould be latifled before adjournment. A‘
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being the French treat}.
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iBlti‘DCllilel’l‘, Aron. 21. «Miss Mary ““1 b" “We“ a“ 6“" "Wm" .
street here last Mondnyawas adjudged supposed
A insane today and will be sent to the early todfiy a building at Park avon'ne sortion and infidelity are alleged The
hospital in Middletown. Alt has been and Olive direct. ,Acontaiilins thrice couple were married Age-AM 1907. A ~ .
t .A sentinel Wants are a am. am learned that her. insenity was caused stores «and e :11qu The loss who.
by the discovery, dust befooeutile data about; 38,
not tor her-A marriage. to a, New itork roll it print; ,tiie oral the? lost blotting
A pm. that her intended hwoarias out {the north sideoi’thd‘blxlidins.
minor or lilo Aline police will to risked iii; tilt
turned to their homes. i White Wolf" there has a force of 2,-
The four piece behostky's orcllea ‘000 bandits. of whom are armed with
tra dispensed the music for the dance, modern rifles.
which was most delightful in every 1 The opinion is expressed here that
lpnrtlcuiilr, unless the Opportunity is seized of ex
The hall was plentifllily and appro terminating "White Wolf" and his fol
iiillliiEii BY FA”. pristcly decorated for the occasion? lowers, they will form the nucleus for
inter-(another rebellion. The troops. how.
ever, show a strong disincllnntlon to
come to close quarters with the bull:
dits.
Refreshments were served at
EXPEOT RATIFIOATIOII
OF TREATIEO TODAY}
WASHINGTON. Fob, 2l.-«Sollators Hartford .Ex.Po||ca Surgeon «Alleged to
of the foreign relations committee| HaveABeen-R‘eceivlng Stolen
were confident todal that the general. ‘ Dope.
arbitration treaties with Great Brit-E HARTFORD Mb 21. —-l)r. Howard
ltnlzl, Japan and six other nations A' 1“. Smith a former police surgeon, lune
placed under arrest last night charged
with concealing stolen goods. He do
Allen the allegation. According to the
molten, three men, addicted to the drug
“habit, wore recently arrested and con-
tossed bui'glarlzing ll drug store. to
secure the drug. it is alleged that
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DOOTOR ARRESTED FOR
TAKING STOLEN GOODS
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When tllo Senate began work it
was believed no amendments pould
be leesnod As an argument ngainsti
further delay, champions of the
treaties pointed out to amend any at
the com elltlons at this time would he
discriminatory, inasmuch as it similar these men implicated llr Sn.lith
treaty with France was ratified ”in A. committee from the Hartford
the Senate last summer and renewedA , Medical society recently recoillmelldcd
To adopt general amendments to tailt ADr. ASnlith be expelled from my,
a treatv “it“ Great Britain, Jap'm'isooloty becausce of alleged irregular
iitaly, ASpuin, Norway, Sweden, Portu- itics in connection with prescribing
gel or Switzerland it was c0lltenll~ drugs. A
ed would necessitate abrogation oi’A
is
t'WO NEW DIVORCE CABEG
The decisive vote yesterday against
FILED iN HIGH COURT
any amendments was him pointed mi 'l‘viAo new divorce cases word-tiled in
as an indication of the futility oi?‘
itile Civil Superior court yesterday at-
'prosslllg further changes. I ternoon. ' A
“M A Helen B. Schultz. of Bridgeport. sues
John H. Schultz, oi Middletown, alleg-
in‘g desertton They were married AuA
gust it. 1909.
“(innuenily and A'ilrncken's store
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WEDGE
candidly origin destroyed Clarence almon’i'ori, of New vorll'. pc-
"i
don. Three explosions Will" , . . ' .
Glover-A’s» shoe diam“ dosime-
oIlllIoniinls WMIW’AA minor.
‘aw,.,...wlt .,.
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,cityAwilt close in observance of
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new All
the
the
birthday of “The Father of AHisAACoull-
try‘,'.A' at least part of the day. (There
will not be a great deal doing in the
amusement line, but, the theatres and
several dances will attract the towns-
people
A numlier of Norwnih people ulll
go to Bridgeport, New Haven and
New York to attend theatres. Some
will enjoy sleigiirlding if this sport
continues through tomorrow and
Monday, and the livery prOpriotors
tically every establishment in
anticipated a heavy business it" the
day shall prove clear. _
The grocery stores ill the second
district will close at nooli, as will the
harbor shops and butcher markets in
the first district the groceries and
meat markets will be closed all day MARSHALL STREET
in the second district the clothing
stores, the dry goods establishments,
shoe emporiumn, and kindred indus-
tries will he closed tightly all day.
The news stores will be open por~
tions of the day because of the truly
morning local newspapers which will
reach the dealers All 6 o‘clock ill the
morning,
The post onions will maintain the
regular holiday hours, (‘lOlliilg lit. 11 ll.
m, with one morning delivery and No
collections,
The oilices in tile city hall and town
hall will observe the holiday by um
opehing All. all during the day.
The schools of tho eliti"o city will
be closed for the day and t‘hiA young
folks will find fun in the various :lA
musome'nts afforded. some natural its
the sliding, etc. A,
The banks in observance Ill" lilo.
legal holiday will be closed in ppm-
ticallyA every ilistilnce all day
The police department, will in on
the job all day up usual, and it ll (:1.
pected that the street depurtment,
men Imily-‘v‘vorlt at least port it ,, liliii
day. till should snow again on Sun
day night or Mondili tiltre is it little
Jennie AEilnendort of Greenwich, Alli ii that "195’ Will find “0““ 0" “‘3
IT, you. 21. hal‘il‘b or: a plaintiff in a suit brought against Aloud“?-
%AW~A.I-.I.—ot:._w ”7.97..
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witty (-50) .men to harvest ice at”
smith-mod Timid ltiren- apparent
'Ai n' his; monotonous morning,
_, I North
stoma hills Arc-a coiI.
lined
. realize what an immense improvement
' :Ailtolldard of Woodbridge. has petition-
{will hastened eiivday. hiordiipi " "
NiPNiNENINNNi iii , -
NNINN PINNI Pliiiii
Branch O’Brien Reports that
Manager Allayiey’ 8 Stand Ag-
ainst Liquor is Liked
hr-
"1 am pleased with the result or my
present visit to South Norwalk in the
interest of the new Retail Point Park,"
remarked Branch O’Brien, at the Clit-
lord Allotel, this morning, and contin
uin'g, Mr. O’Brien added: "Without ex-
ception every one with whom I have
come in contact has expressed in the
tion or Mr. Bayleys determination
that no liquor will be allowed in the
ipark. Ministers, doctors: lawyers, in-
surance men, merchants. yes, and
some of your policemen-l,hove not
hesitated to ask their opinion—~21” real
BNA‘ SNNN
SBNNEN NY;
Second Annual millionth. it
walk Armory Makes-tilt:
oi the silicon
Niil Niiiiii iiiNiiNNIiiti
NENNNNIEN ANN NlIiNi
is unite in praise of Mr. Bayley, and;
predict for the low Retail Point Park, .
under his managerial direction, an ollt i
unbounded and deserved, suc-.
cells. I
“From it personal viewpoint, i feel,
.\lr. Bayley is deserving of own more
llluli Ullfihiilg iii..l.iii(5 ill calryillg outi
the no liquor in the. park determine-A
lion. he is appealing to every good and
decent element in humanity, and aside
from the constant pleasure this Awilli
afford visitors to the park, homemi
children and Allen, Mr. Bayiey’s actioni
in the lnnttel will eventually inc-reads
the mine oi propoliy ill the neighbor
liOOd.
'“A‘Viiell the amusement loving public
realize the) can visit the porn and en-
ond from the park on the trolley line
without being subjected to rowdyiem
and insult from a crowd of drunken,
half grown men and boys. then will
tome the increase in values.
"As to the immediate bookings for
excursions. picnics, and . shore dinners
at the new peril. loan solely say our
expectiltlonsAue unwrreniized. Lam
not. at liberty to furnish a list of the
bookings already made, but i will say
this, thatthe tentative contracts now
ill sight affords complete satisfaction
to Mr. Bayley.
’By the waynlrll. Hayley and some
of the ohgillcers and contractors willi
be at the park next Monday to beginA
the preliminary work which, when fln- l
lehed, will have made of the naturally A
beautiful pleasure spot a veritable pilr i
adise. indeed, i don't believe even'
now, that the good folks of Norwaik
and surrounding cities have begun to
A
Mr. Hayley is bringing to the vicinity”,
Mr. ()‘lllrien goes to New York this
afternoon for the weekend, and will
devote next week to Bridgeport.
nAsI spiel PLAOE
Ml‘l'silili‘l strool occupied :l pond:
dull oi iiiii‘iiilt’l‘. item the Second
ll: li‘i(‘l Police ii. pnrlmoilt inst light,
sovornl complaints living: roerlvol and
duly attended,
Mrs. Sarah Lyln, who routs slmo
rooms on the lituronti floor to its,
.iosoph Whitley, m Ni). ii, orplpiiliilel
iiilii Mrs, Whitley was annoying hor.
Uflil-ol' JohilIll. lA‘iyllll wont. to ti'AiA
house and {build the Alpstnir tenant
sound noise“ in n Alolvnstuirs bed. She
um-omptinicd ililu to hendqueriirl
iliiii curled up oouil’mtlvbly oilIu police
coll bench for the remainder of the
night,
Later Mrs. Charles Walker com-
iiiiliili'ii that her ililbiiluiili was crln‘lng
u dlsturbuncc. ()iiicor Flynn again
went into Marshall street. this tlmb ilk:-
l,r.illpuniod Ally ()illcor John H. Smith;
Wlilkor had gone and nothing was
done about the case
-aw .. « ¢M-—~.A.~
AFTER ELECTRIC LIGHT COMA
PANY.
HARTFORD. Fob. 2i. ~Alieging that
the United lilllllliliating (ionipany. or
New Haven. hos unreasonably rolled
and refused to furnish adequate oer--
vii-e at reasonable rates, Clifford L
ed the PublchUtilltics cohimllillon for
relief. 'A hearing will be given at the ,-
tppitol Theodor, it. 12 noon.
. ;' vat-MA M «‘6'
oilll‘ehii‘y A tint); dlrscited‘
.izo
T'i
'nnnual charity bail given at the Armf
I
'otherwise.
IFi’v‘E OiiiLIiiiEII
”with the children, escapism rial-nix
Awere, but was unable to reach lief.
Aprotectod‘ only by a night dress from
Edwidge, Patrick, Bertha and ii baby.
ihllirj'
'At: All” rlc'c.
Fashionable Throng Thoroughly
Enjoyed the Occasion ;
Splendid in all respects, the second
ory, last evening, by South Norwnlll
Lodge, No 709, Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks, was indeed a success,
and a magnificent one at that, and
the committee in charge of the _ at,
rangementa are certainly to he eon“
gratnlated on the happy results a.
(titled, artistically, finals-.iallyf’A-nnd!
(Continued on Third angel,
BliiiilEll TO units
ASHLA‘N’DyMB" Feb. 21.—-,Ftve
the six children oi Joseph smart
lumber measurer More hurried poi
death when their house at Eagle Lake
plantation Wall destroyed by lire but“
today- ‘Mrs‘. Smart. who was alone
one of them \ir. Smartwwas‘nt-‘Aw r I
in the woods. - ‘A'
The mother and a daughter Elsie
aged eight years who had- slept it
the ground floor, made a desperate er;
Alert to save the other children who
ilpied bear» on the floor above.
Driven flom the house by the flames.
'ilrs Smart climbed to to: roof I
shed adjoining and with box bill-e“
‘Zli'nls broke the glass in the window
of the room where the other children
(KT.
Neighbfirs later found her unconvei‘oun
ironl,cxpoisure and she will probate] '1
die. S‘hi" was badly cut «by ginssiand‘
a temperature for lbelow zero. I
The children burned were Edward!
Edward, the oldest, was seven.
RAiLROAD eun‘envveoee HAVE
ANNUAL ELECTION.
The annual meeting of supervisors.
of bridges and buildings of the New
York, New Haven & linrtiord rail
road was held yesterday at Hot
(birds with clout iii prciiellt. Olii~.
core for tile touting your were elected,
as follows: . I ~ ' ‘
l’riAeidenlAF-li. W. Sharpe New Hp.-
vell, supervisoi on Ashore Line I.Illi’v-
lslon. . I
Vit'i‘ 'l’resitiolltA-A-A. l).
Providence, inrmnttn on
Division. I , I
tier rotary ~-i‘:iilriiil!,i* All}. A landed...
lllldgeport, division l‘cromull on new
York liivlslop
Shrcevos,‘
Providence
’l‘rcnsurorm'w. ii, A Summoner, Wit
oliliury. supervisor on Western. Ilil
isioll.
THOMPSON TO EALNSGT JUOO
. PROBATE. .
ilAlt’i‘l‘A‘OR‘l), Feb. 2! .«Goua’rd in
Baldwin today issued a writ to a; ‘ ‘
claIl election to be held in Tho ‘
AMal-ell 19, to elect a tangent? ‘
to succeed George All. Crosby. ,,
at. that time have reached til at
ll. of 70 years.
The governor has appoin
item 8. Pol-doe, of New Tie
a delegate to the Natl/bow
iloild
Norwalk Chronicler