ii i f
, rhino ii. Owen, oi Oanbory, Slate
ARE BAHAMA-Eli
Snows“: lien Get Together to
Work for Pension System
Supersnnoaied Members
him IAIIIIII
II IIIIIII iIIIIIIIIII
Organizer, Present
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'l‘ he yovcrument employes of the en-
ti. no (it) of Norwnik gathered at the
:II rims of the South \orwalk Club,l three are well advanced The work i
in t analog. and organized a branch
9. the National Association of Civil
is nice Employee. There was a large
attendance of Federal officials from all
me: the city. The following ofiicers
filt'lt' elected during the evening
President~0harles J. Prescott.
\ice-Presideut—Thomas s. Murray.‘
Secretary and Treasurer—-Clarence
E. (Irofoot.
A (Continued on Sixth Page.)
~PROBLEM
_ Unexpected company. No bread
iAIIswer: Banner Bakery, 5 Monroe St.
iii} iii BARBIE BAMEMBA
Three Union Services Arranged,
Iwith Prominent Clergy-
men' in Charge
Sunday will-,- it is expected, snark
the culmination of the two .'months
He tochurch Campaign. which has
been in progress in Nonwaik. That'
much good has come of the movement
is clearly proven by the increase
church attendance and greater inter—
Vest taken in the services. It is pian-
nicd to hold union services in tluee
sections of the city next Sunday, and
discontinue the services in all the oth- ‘
er churches which have been idcnti
died! with the church-going campaign.
A meeting of'tbc Ministere' Aseocia
Ition was held yesterday afternoon, at!
which this plan was decided upon.
{i‘he services and the preachers as
outlined will be as follows:
First Mt’rdiififlhnrch, South Norwalk
.7 II. vln.-,‘KB\I..E. F. McGregor and 1.
AC. Caswell.
li‘irst (tongrerratlonnl Church, Nor
M'Iil'ik, me p. m, Revs. John Stapicton
and W. Iii. Wakeham.
East Avenue Methodist Church.
finest Nor-walk, 7530. Rare. R. G. llnrt-
ivy and ‘Rev. ‘0. M. Tennis.
not LEOS LAMB 14o
sour centre our . 1412c
Small fresh shoulders, the.
lnunh chops, 18c, 200, 240,
Stew lamb, 10c.
Roast pork, 18c. .
Pot roost, no Ibone. iiic.
Roast hoof, lilo. 22c.'
[Reef brains, li‘Ic.
l’ige' feet, 8c,
.- \LI'l‘BSII wparerlbs, 16c.
numb tongues, 35c lb.
. Roasting chickens, 24c. " .
IStewing Ifowl, 200, 22c, . ‘
‘J'ilu'rkcye, 300. ""I"
I I lutrge onus fancy peas. 10c.
‘ horse onus tomatoes 100.
All kinds soup, loo ea.,- 3 for Allie.
. onions. new cabbage. litany: Cal.
5-»
‘- remodeled.
iiE-ISEE EiiiiiiES ARV-E
Engineer W. H. Mosher Works
Out New ideas With Super-
intendent A. E. Win
cheater
in order to make the South Norwalk
Municipal Plant up—to-date in every
particular the officials are having the
three Deisel engines overhauled and
In this work“ the. oppor~
Ituuity for Chief Engineer William ll.
Mosher to exhibit his ingenuity has
been giI an, and he is working out a.
number of experiments on the im‘
provemcnts which promise to be of
great benefit to the plant. The op-
erations are hing conducted under the
guidance of Superintendent A. E.
Winchester.
The work is proceeding nicely, and
by inning it done locally the officials
of the plant are keeping the money all
tunnnmr
in loan, hardly a dollar being spent
i‘i‘ol outside materials. One engine is
.nearly finished and the labors on all
ing of the plant will be on a strictly
modern basis when all the improve
meals are completed.
Tonight there will be a meeting of
the board of electrical commissioners
All Rita time the methhere will consider
the improvements and repairs.
transact other matters 0! businss.
an“
EMAEAE EAAPP IS
JAIiEMEMi MAE YEAR
Flooded Guilty to Abusing ills
Niece, e Strict-Fifteen Years;
I' . “ r. I.
In the Superior court, criminal side,
Eugene Knapp. of Norwalk, pleaded
guilty to abusing a girl of fifteen and
to jail for one year. Knapp vine ar-
rested upon a bench warrant at the
opening of the court.
The complaint was made because
of his relations with Lillian Frances
' in bed. Mumller..sbd herein
a ‘W‘ the plaintip Vane...
John J.- cause the. '
Pces '.Hyer of Norwalk. At first a more
serious charge was considered, but
because of the character of the girl; heartily thanked by the Town Union.‘
the information was changed. Sh Iel
for
the alleged theft of $400 and a gold
watch from a fellow Syrian pro-
ceeded before the jury yesterday.
The parties live in Danbury The de
offered to show that he told people
that “he had found something” and
would return it if it was claimed.
It was expected mat the case of
Andrew S. Hard the chauffeur who
ran over a little girl on Faiifield ave
use some weeks ago and killed her.
would be taken up next but it went
rival to Tuesday.
WW
‘SIRLOII STEAK 200 LR
PORTERROIISE RTK- 20c ib'
Loin pork, 18c lb,
hens lamb; 180 lb.
Iltoust Ibeci‘, 160 lb. V
Fresh shoulders, 16c lb.
Hamburg steak, the it).
Lamb chops. lilo lb.
Lean pot roast, lilo lib.
Illutterine. 300 and 25c lb.
.10 bars soup, 250. -
Cheapest place in. town,
NEW YORK MARKET.
iAdv.) ‘ 143 Washington St.
sauna vs. concerns.
The assault and battery case of
Garra vs. Domonkas will be heard
plaintiff's remaining cor several days
rope
Attorney
' .s
unnuh’flV
MR RMRDAAY
and .
a niece of the accused. He win Sent
Sialemeotl‘o This V Effect, lists
Yesterday Not to he Given
Credence,
nnmlnnr
unnmin
committee Now Being Over
Specifications Carefully
The contract fbr the proposed Home
will not have been duly awarded un-
til after a meeting of the entire Town
Union once again.
although he was the lowest bidder, but
it is expected that he will receive the
tore, up to press time, Mr. Riordan
had sublet no contracts. _
At present the chairman of the
building committee. one member of
the committee, and Architect A. Nev
tleton Paddock are meeting each after-
noon, going carefully through the spec.
itications. Contractor Riordan is as-
stating.
oi duo. He bao spent Wrench. timcon
this gruesome has [flan a great deal
of appreciated assistance. in mono:
tsry value the work donated for the
$1, 000 Aside from drawing the plans.
Mr. Paddock also made three very ex-
Ipensivs water color sketches of the
proposed Home which are known to
,practicaliy all Nonalkers. Without
the assistance of Mr Paddock grea'tor'
Monroe, also known as Lillian Fran 'expense by a large amount would haveI
Ibsen incurred by the ovorkere for the
Home Not only is Mr. Paddock to be
:but the citizens at large praise him
It now in an institute. Both are coloredbe for 1m manv klndnesses.
i The trial of Mohamed Jamal
As told above, II ork preliminary en
I denvor. is being carried on at the pres
icnt time. There will be a record kept,
‘of all that is transcribing. A report
I will be submitted to the building cont-i
lease is that the ma“ ‘0‘"“1 ”‘9 "‘0“ Imlttee Later a time?“ meeting “we JUDGE WITHHOUMS
ey and the watch and evidence was INorVIalk 'l‘own Union will be “fined”
laud then. and not until then. will the
1 contract be awarded.
service to the women in this more
Incnt and it is hoped by many that the
i contract will he glv on to him. He was
.lhc lowest bidder by quite a sum. it
is more than probable that he will
eventually do the work. but he has
not been given the contract as yet.
W
was. outrun Til
Know me IoIIIcIII
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l- LITTLE VALLEY. N.
Mrs Cynthia Buffuui may know her
fate before night. tier attorney, l’at
rick IS. Collins began his summing up
i when court opened today He will be
followed by Special Prosecutor Cole,
who stated today that he will not ex-
ceed two hours in presenting the
states side of the case. Justice
lirovttn s charge is expected to be brief
and the case will reach the Jury late
this afternoon.
hold that the confession that was of-
leeod that at the time of i“Abe merit. was disorgpriizod b'y drink. He argued:
.. I which took place in the saloon of
~ - Dctyuce. celery hearts, sweet polo»
that no actual
its dictum had repeatedly m '9' ton
of years stated his who and frequent.
1y threatened to kill himself And hind
I
whole new. , . ,VI-
One*'slV'.EdInnnIl silencers Teams
_ drew Taylor's livery office
the heroes escaped who WV
_ the party, emulating of ladies
it is not certain
that Mr. dtiordun will get the contract,‘
award When it is finally made. There- ’
To Architect? i’addeck Wars-t credit.-
' Contractor Riordan has given great?
1. ob. 2‘7.-'
or circumstantial prbof. ..
101‘“ ml“! A" Springwood, “10 defen- that the woman had planned the death Ell
dent struck the platinum overt-the head or her 1,“;me and had encountered held last
with a poet cue. Inwitutlnfl the poison had been submitted, whlieWii‘ 0d AW“! street. The “up “We“
Crashes totem. Hansen's
Auto is Onion
Am
. The breaking or therwhiifletreo on
one of W skishs which was
being used. byi a party for a ride yes-
terday .atternoon, in Barton, caused
the occupants-Jobs upset. the pair
of horses to runaway and smash into
Dr. Harry D Kallon's entomoblla,
which was studio: in front of An-
for-ton
atell’
slight injury, shut the doctor's can M.
the left hand Iliad guard bent con-
slderably
the machine trans scratched so much
that it may lie necessary to put on a
new coat of flint.
“Q the left hudlisht ;
smashed to dilute. Several parts. 01‘ ‘
[if A A BAME
Henry Ohlmann. oi Livingston Si.
Gels teller Asking. Aid for
illieiiBehker's Daughter
animus
summon
William Dollorty, who was driving,
was sent on I «ii to the South Nor-V
walk railroad station, and there met
wth
wished to so for a sleigh ride. Doher ;
pad, cracking the horses
less. They VVlted and upset
sleigh, them
the
the snow.
reins as ion is he could but finally
was forced elet so of them. The
horses freed. started on theh mud
run which ended abruptly in front
of Taylor‘s livery oiiioe.a nIPeOpleo on
the sidewalk noticed the
ins and one Vlnan, who was mnear cthe
Town Hall, stepped out into the road
in an attempt to stop them The
horses veered to the left of the road
and the neat: horse strata]: Dr. Hen.
son's unto lie. The impact. of the
collision kn this“ .
and threwfnie on horse to the around
itiniGilt‘ette manager ota’l‘pylors iii
iIery business, rushed out of the office A
and held the of: horse while other
mem the animals.
The harness was broken in several
places by the collision and the parts
unbroken, were cut to get the off
horse which was kicking, away from
the other onesI Everyone expected
that the animal which hit the auto
mobile would have to be shot but in
a little while it came out all right
and apparently received no serious
in jury There were a few scratches
about the legs. but that was all the
injuries externally. ;
A Dr. Hanson loOk his car to a garage
Ato have repairs made. '
Judge E. M. Lockwood reserved de-
cision in the case of Anthony Mar-
kiez. who iscburgcd with wilful and
malicious destruction of property by
Richard Muller, owner of the silk
mills of Winnipauk. All the evidence
was submitted. yesterday. the ”trial
lasting from 9 o'clock in the morning
, until 4 in the afternoon with an hour
and a half recess at noon.
Many witnesses were produced by
the defense, who testified that it was
:common practice among them to cut
the silk when the beanie ‘w are needed,
Aor when their work would he held up.
Attorney (lunch, for the defendant. in
his argument, laid stress upon that
fact in refutation of the State's claim
that Mariner. cut it with malicious Vin~V
tent.
Throughout the entire trial the lit-
xue court room was filled to overflow
lag. the crowd being composed chiefly. V
of the defendant‘s fellow workers. who
are now out on a strike .which results}
ad from his discharge.
deeparteIl.
iiu New Cannon and went to “we with
homegrown
lies Fortune oi $4l0,00il invest-
ed Here, tie Says
W
What looks like the revival of that‘ mnnv increases know t h I h nI
for the tged, in Westport avenue, has Viv took the post road going toward old Spanish easy-money n 0 me on
“0‘ been awarded A0 WOMEN J INDY Stamford Nothing untoward known which some of the principals believe. New“, to e u'Ilize th assess ents' IIi B.
dim or to any other man. despite the cd until Center School in Darien was may not: be a fake, is being tried out and mm “high b betfn‘ e (I: m” wng “gems“ 1
item in another paper, last night._ and reached. ThQN the whittletrec snap on some Norwaik people. if there In M rk “I would n floor the: 5:8 , hav: a: 851:: rcpt: pnfedi “:0“, the Unit~
bind to be a goat then it will be those who finished a good sift-k 5 as a e as n g t n a monk
game, but
are promoting the scheme and not the
iContinued on Third Page.)
QEEBEIAB BBLEEE All
V ' PAREMIAE AEESSMBS
Margot-allotted is Forgiven for
m Away and Marrying
Frank soothes“ on Tues. ,
, MINT} Albert Runes, of West Nor-A
cause by ““5 helper would be equal to citizens posited the automobile away walk, has extended forgiveness to her
idaughter, Margaret. who sloped on
Tuesday with Frank Soumosky. whose
English name is Schmidt, and the slop V
era are in good favor with the family.
Mrs, Kunze held several conferences
with Chief Otto Behmidt, 0! the New 3
Canaan police force, with the idea
in mind to have Soumosky arrested.
”but” on seeing her daughter she ex-
tended forgiveness, The Sentinel
carried the“ story of the elopeIIIentV
yesterday.
.Soumosky had been working
'Mra. Kunzc but left on Saturday lust.
On Tuesday Margaret aged sixteen.
The couple were married
Soumoeky's brother there. Souuroskv
is thirty-two years of one. in obtain-
ing the license the girl said :Ihn \vaI
twenty-two years of use.
Mr. KIIIzc first visited the ions!
department. but was referred to
Chief Schmidt. He decided ,to allow
the matter to drop. Mrs. Kunze, how-
ever, wastnalstent that something no
done, and she pushed the case.
was dropped lidWever, before any
thing had come out of it, and the rec.
onciliation has ended all desire to
have the elopern punished.
The Norwnlk Woman who, it will he
remembered, received ' n baby while
on a train at the New Haven depot
at the request pr. the mother who
wished to get something in the sta-
tion but who failed to return, is n his
ter voi' Margaret
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TIER VEFFEOTUALLV
This afternoon‘ a tug broke up the
for V
ensue; Inneon, Ice;
EMBIE AB All BEE
ASSESAAR'S :BMAKB'
lrsnection to Begin Next. Week.
Rate Books, Too,‘ Are Being _
ilapidly V Compiled
With a sigh of relief the city as-
sessors will close their books on Mon-
day and say "Finished," if there are
" Vno further-hindrances Ito the work
now narrowly approaching comple-
tion. tl has been a long, hard seige
and each of the members of the board
and the clerk is happy. to see the end.
The books this yeur'are five times
as large. as those of former days and
the work is ten times as great, ap-
proximately, nghts and Sundays have
sors’ office and the work has proceed-
ed nnceasingly.
Although until the last book is lin—
ishe-d no dctiite idea can be obtained
Acrease and the grand list, there are;
made The assessors this year have
The iity clcik's office has the rate
ing that the last book will be turn d
(nor to the office of the tax collector
by March 10th, thus giving twenty
ans for the drawing up of the bills
to have them nithin scheduled time
This wornk was held up by the board
of unmet», the‘ work not being fin-
ished until a short tune ego. '
IRREAAAA Bil. Milli
It“
I phonon
Given Verdict in Soil Over Coi-
I lision Between Trolley and
Auto Truck
._.——-.___...
After consultation for about an hour
in tlIeSuperior Court yesterday morn
ing the jury brought in a verdict for
the defendant company in the notion
brought by Harold Cox of East Nor
nails and Greenwich against the New
York and Stamford ltnilIIaI Co
This is the not in which the main
defense was that the plaintiff’s auth-
t
mobile truck had no rear light upon
it contrary to law
The plaintiff owned an auto truck.
On October it) last he broke down
upon the trmks of the defendant com
pnnv uhile carrying four tone of ice
and n fen boys \\'hiie the Chauffeur
was about to make. repairs a trolley
car came up and bumped the truck up
against a stone wall, moving a portion
of the wall six inches. The claim was
for $2.500 dentuges. -
Following this case 'was that of
William ii. Stanford against (.‘aleh t‘. .
’l‘reffry. it is a suit for $0. 000 dam-
ages and concerns an accident in
Stamford.
The plaintiff is a painter and while
working for the defendant in March.
1910. fell from
it is claimed the defendant put up.
V The case was not finished yesterday
alteration and was adjourned to next
Tuesday morningw
ROBE ROPES TliE REW
TRIAL WILL ERR AT ALL
50....--
to South
absence
Jack Rose has returned
Norwulk after a few dayn'
in ““9““ in- ice in the upper harbor from the docks from the city on business. lie talked in hand.
seen the lights burning in the asses- I
.as to the figures regarding the in-_
a scaffolding, which '
EMMA A
Story from Mexico Olly
I
Arms Should not tiara, ,.
Sent to Haitian Rebate
manna I
Iwnnnn
Will insist that Buoy.
Widow in This Bottom
IIIIIcIICocrrr, Feb 21-3.“
the killing at Juarez recently, of Wil-
.VorarIdum sent by the Mormon
ernment to Washington Copies vVVd‘t
‘ l
B the occtpnnts into local men. for they are extremely books well in hand and assurance Wat the document also were delivered to
herty hang onto the wary mar the prospects and will not
IV‘iIcn by CieIk iiinxweller this morn- Vthe foreign legatloas hart -
'iiopc was expressed in the me
ornndum that the United States
would recognize the evil loll-owing the».
act of permitting the importation of
nuns by the rebels and take etc V
remedy it. V
. "The repeal by the government a!“
the United States of that decree that
prevented exportation REVIEW“
the United States to the robe
the rebels Via a positioa for
tips outrages and prevents them
stitated SOVIHIIIM" mm
dummy and apermcally as it would
esirs such creosote,” said thd merit
orandum ‘
”This gmernment, without discuss V
ing the rIgIII that the” United States
imay have to observe the policy which
most interests it in its relations wit
:Mexico. believes the time has VcVo
Ato remind the government of on
neighboring country that the rebels
In all the regions which they control. ;
far from attempting
ment of any
characterize any governmental fink-I
the establish ._
tions. are givim,r palpable signal a!”
naarchlstic tendencies and of attainable
lack of respect or all Interests the.
amoral and international justice VVlIn
poses upon civilized peoples.
"0n the other hand, the constituted
government. nut alone is dictator!
measures efficacious, so far as is pod.-
sible, to bring about submission of tit
rebels and to reestablish socialmn
constitutional institutions in towltorr'V
now removed 'from its jurisdiction
but in all towns where it is inpdvtar ‘
is giving full guarantees to the inter», I
cats both of nationals and fopglgpel’s. 1, ‘
"From this point of view it is be-
(Continued on Sccmni Pascal
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SRROOL PROPERTY '
The preliminary deal to
umnn yesterday.
between .57, 000 and $9, (It'll) is to be paid
tor the property. Whitll is considered
Iz,noIII reasonable
The option was Inir or] out and it
Aitmnins for tho. «in council at Vita
meeting on Ticndny rveninlr, Milne,
liith to take the motto-I" II furtherance:
it is Imeaiblo that at this
[stances an interpreter W” necessary. of the Second District to the docks of with a Sentinel man for a few mo- ;ttrno tho purdrhuee spill be ordered
Attorney Collins in his summing up a, the wimeoeescould not speak Eng‘ the Third Dummy
lish
The reinlar meeting of lioness
pampmeat bio. 9. l 0 0. on, was
Inc on were disposed of. and; four
night at Odd renew “when.
to its WM the; rural, WW“ 'rVV
- Iowan
All“
likely that the Marion may go to
this afternoon beginning at 2 001°“ fared no evidence was rung from a
Judge loclnwood stated that he would , .
before Judge Edward M ”WWW“! woman, hounded by private detectives. ronder his finding in the camp on Norm” on "gm” trips. “ .
in the Norwalk Town (inert. it to al and made a a “me when her mm“ M h 7. .
The tog that perforated unis good:
that although the case is too long to
so Admirer again. he will deal with
points he has not spoken of previous
it is now quite manta this afternoon and intimated more than a memoir of the boar
are in am of “ pit. for a sch
III the signing nit tritium: open
may be accepted distill criterion
service secured two coal barges which i; when he addresses a men’s mace Auction will run two smooths and
had been gpoeen in the ice at the
decide pi the Meeker Coal Company for
aortic unit-t multimedia one the bar
meeting in Yonkers, a.‘ Y. on Sunday
alteration next. “I hope" sold Mr.
‘ Midterm that views
Insomnia to its deepest depths-
W5 mid nodal; docs and for Vault '
‘V 4- {AW ‘ V
Ron, I "that the new trial of Becker
min I
deal only not“
mentinc.i ,
It is said or I,
not at: did A? ,
be settled at Vlhd
Ants-Mr asset
V. "oil to! ironed the surplus
Ironwood outrun ‘ —
a British subject, I,
institution that would
TO cost condo “V
the our- V
chase of the Andrew .1. i‘rofnt broth, I
crty in West avenuehns been consume V-V‘ VV
ranted, ms was explained in these coin;
it in estimated that ‘
Norwalk Chronicler