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III the harbor
Warned IIIet homethlng oi ad un-
usual nature was in prone» by the
repented shriek: oi. whittled from the
direction of local harbor at _.3 o‘clock
it was It his fire when both the Sec
end and Third bistret til-e slams}
terhoon shoppers and In trot all who
were not held by dunes streemed to
ward the Washington street bridge. .
Patrolmen from the Police Deport- '
ment jumped into the street and el‘ear- '
the the apparatus which came sweet)~
ins tlIrIIugll the Instill husiness there .
oughteres. and bystanders held
horsee' heads as they fretted in the
with din and excitement.
I
1 Norwalk Methodists will be came”
it inlly intern" Jthis year in the pro-
cesdings of sixtyveixth session or
ti. s New York East annual conference
it): the Methodist .‘urch
file annual outermost he held
{with the First Church in Mt Vernon,
XN' Y. The conference will open Wed
pcsdoy morning. March 26. at 9
b'clork. ’it. will be in sesslo one:
mock. the cloning meeting being heid‘mime is almost ImposeibK‘e
on Tuesday. April 3' probablyin the trains are laving today ove any 0
pruning. The date of adjournment,
NEW YORK, March 2.~«—Under Ihei
third blanket of snow in as many
weeks. New York and vicinity today is
suffering from one of the worst storms:
Ific tied up, and wire communication
uni-..-
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mention his hilllilr
sure-n frustrates
2311136 on the uida,’ e
w;
i The Boston Store Inaugurates todul'
a. sale of Installment proportions and
uneiely for the IpurpOs of
the store of old stock. but “to tooth
talc the work of altelatlon and re- have been presented indicate that l
modeling the slow, Which has 61- will he sometime before a finding i
ready begun and to open the. deport-I"image,d
IuII-uts in their new location leihi
lute of moving.
Sweeping reductions «have
"m“ tote men in which all fixed the vain
made in every "10“” mm“ and “‘e‘per front foot from between $20 to; The sloop. which is used in season 3300, fully covered by hmurnnce with
lie stmngi) emphasized rho ten for lobstering, ls moored near G. Louisi'
Iiiuest goods will be elicited at II great ”0
Isucriiice. Samples of the hundreds of timony oi’ the engineers who declazo
ntbuguins offeled may be read about that the .propeIty (ould be put int
"" ”1““ big circular other equally shape for excellent dockugo purposes. the Ice and to reach it the firemen rice of water making this necessary.
I‘Iv nimble values may be i‘ound III the .J-udgc John J Walsh followed and he walked “Don mu frozen harbor
Kmudc his chief point of argument that
“1 the. value of the land should be fixed temporary bridge and there was much Dielrht
were
in the garment IIIII..:IIrt1neut
though the. seasons solllIIgIlIus for ex ifrmu what it would draw In the ma
"‘0de lhnt of anv JWMIO‘W year m hot in its present condition und ill
the lIlslmy of the firm. rcndy-‘to-viom Insane mude of it
Imnnvnts will be oiTcIed {It pr'iees
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rmnurlcaillv low.
etunduld, reliable 430”“ have 1’9"“ vii. Golden IInIi attempted to show In:
reduced in prices as an inducement it won inconsistent.
IIo seekers of bargains end the some} Mr. Davis in rebuttal ".th ill
in true of hoseiry and underwent. hill 1 “£th arguments and “m
linery gloves. laces null ribbons play wits closed
on llnpmtani port in the mutter: of‘.
npholsteiy selling.r price end even cost to look it over
Ktnve been (not nslde and the solo idem
ItIIIII uciuuted liter-III reductions in KO'GUARD 0,,- HONOR FOR FATHE
t'It'Iil‘ the sloth be fine moving into the DUNN.
flip.“ Iiflillll‘LmOlIIi-i. A VIII“. t0 the 1308 K I'l‘K‘KUMI’BONVKLKJE,
IIIIII titer" this week will interest ev
(Il‘y Indy In Nonwslk and surround- nistnnt rector of St. Pfiti‘ibil'll KIiIurc
inns (Adv) I
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G. A n. Fundl.
lIMi'l‘iI‘ORD. March 2.——-'I‘he follow-
lug special order has been sent out by
names it. Sloane, of Meridon. com-
. wonder of the Department or Connec-
Iticut. G. A. it:
“it has been brought to the alien.
lieu of the department commander
\IiKlat oertainpereons have been solicit-
in; funds throughout the state deten-
surly for the purpose of defrosting ex.
houses or the cooling Grand Army en
campmenl III Meriden April it and
lid This villi intend you that do one
' Ale authorised to illicit funds in the
the of the Department of courses.
out hell warn you to my no money on
my one for tiny such doles " ‘
tomorrow, and the Rev. John
'Ooyle. pastor of fit. John‘s
New Haven. will be the celebrant
the Mass. and one hundred and III
priests of the diocese will be press
'F'athor Memory, of lienurdville.
UNION .esnwone‘ LATER.
The union church seflices of I
plug Were postponed. They will In
Incense of. the storm.
in its history. Five pert-Ions have been ,
killed, so for as reported. railroad trot-i the doors to see “hat was going on
crippled. Streets and sidewalks are‘
“covered with ice, making walking dlf- i
helm and dangerous, and vehicular
Few;
fII ment and prepared for great work.
the main trunk lines for the West and
Intestine IIIIIIIIIIII
(this in the Wmnmw with (Inlet Marlins hail modem
by the
Decker estate in connection with the
new Washington Ietllhet 'bridge Wore
heard Saturday by, the commission
"‘ “’9 ”m ‘3 "We” ‘wm‘ ”mm“ which will In: menu-ice on the proper
in trustworthy merchandise. At this.ty m queen”. The arguments were
Bale now and most desirable goods begun at 10 o‘clock in the morning
will ‘be offered us it Wits "0t started and were not concluded until after 3
ridding oclock in the afternoon. The mass of 1'
evidence and numerous exhibits which
licnrinu .
The commissioneis ivory then taken
IlIriop rIduction in dress goods and by automobile to the peche Ipropmty
‘Mfll‘cil 2.—~’I‘lle
‘ body of the Rev. Thomas J. Dunn, as-
wlll lie in state in the church today
”W IIIIII II guard of honor from the parish
No ONE AUTHORIZED To SOLICIT soclelwles The funeral will take pluce
l). I
Church.
to chant the litany for the dead. The
eulogy will be given by the Rev
Intel Go-Tunhurch campaign lest eve-‘
place either It week or two Week’s
hence. ’l‘lIe‘ pastors met these new
Intended them "or the periodontist an trey it ~ noun r-
Telephone operators auéwered
strssms of cells from those who were
{anxious to discover the location and
{seriousness of the trouble. Istont-
Ike‘epere and their patrons rushed to
end for the moment business general-
.ly was suspended.
Ins they were hurried slam; in their
various places of fire fighting equip
IGlIi'et Gedrge w .Bcgardue and Assist—
nnt Chief Samuel McGowan enln‘ed
great prospects us) they hung to the
swaying means as the horses tore
through Washington street. When
the bridge was reached all use in
.prephratldn .but for the most part it
we for naught.
The Putnam Hose company
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ground first on d still III-rm and had
continued across the ”bridge. from
whence firemen rushed Out along the
Decker runway to the oyster dock. car
rylng chemicals and axes. The)!
sought the goal where smoke issued
in great quantities. When the Third.
District Department arrived there was
nothing for the men to do
The contents of one chemical sen ed
t to extinguish the the which was con-
8 fined to the small cabin on the sleep
'own ned by the lighthouse keepers at!
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Attorney Leo Davis, Ifor the Decker Peru‘s .lmdge. it was caused. to all; blaze. The roof was pretty wall burn-
“as“ 019““ stock and save the “0‘” ‘estate, began the argument and rel'e: appearances from u spark which had .94 off but the firemen mm the flames
red to the testimony of the real I'Je- dropped from II recent fire in
the
e cabin stove. The damage was slight.
d Prices bout hard by the Decker oy-
o ster house. Ilt was frozen solidly in
i
tlIe‘
Meantime great Clouds lined
r‘ banteriug over the much ado about
a little. The whistles. three III number,
which first caused the alarm were
Attorney General John ll. light the time Whifiilcfi BIIIDIOYEG ill the $200 The building was probably dmn
limt coueidelini etyl on and quality n‘. c ' followed ills associate and lie dwelt \lcilurg llnrton & Compuny. contruf‘t aged to the extent of .000.
1“ domestics, m" mainly upon the testimony of Rithurd 0m 011 the bridge
MSTEB MEI T0 DEMAND I
FEDERAL PBOTEOTIW
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and other sections of the count will
Ibe killed unless something is done
R soon to (heck the pollution of waters
:on the beds." ex Senator Franklin 1..
Human of New Haven, president of
the Ilthodo island Oyster ilrowurn‘
Association. nIIlIl today in announcing
that It meeting of the gioueru is to
he held shortly to demand federnl pro-
tection.
“Sewuue from cities and poisonous
holds und chemicals from factories
h.
of
ty beds and shell fish cannot live.” he
said. "We me going to nail to have
federal experts appointed to confer
.with city authorities regarding the
disposal of sewese and to advise a
remedy for existing conditions. other
associations along the coast have on
sored us of their support and II «joint
nt
he
he" to see that our. case III properly are
rented "‘ ,
who struggled to the churches ..s‘hd
“me
on Saturday afternoon. end sure that .
sounded no; 52. crowds of helium” at- L H .‘
ed It In all traffic to make way for ' I
years. daughter 0
Mrs. Henry J.
trict. was strue ,
department satchel)?
‘ Engineer George
The fireman denned rubber coats my evening. at 5
badly injured. thou
Her left collarboneitnjrtractured and
she sustained braideg
but no internal in:
Flames Item Destroy Buildup
“The oyster industry of lthodc lsqudI
and mills are dumped onto the oyster:
committee will be sent to multinational
W
K commodore William III. Byington. ot
the Mt district. was unanimously re
I" elected as the timid of the Norwelk
.. ~, Yheht Club for the year 1911, at the
‘ new Incense held Saturday night, at
' Niel-15ml Mihnicltemo. There was a
lame attendance of~the members and
“ much in u: manifested In plens‘
for thoj‘cdihinl mes. Applications
.- tram dye prospective members, and
line malaise of several others before
I'tbe next meeting hi the governing
I been gave. the yechtemen encourage
[newt that the season now looked for-
” ‘ ward to would be one or the most euc
' Icesslnl the club has ever enjoyed.
Following are- the officers named:
Commodore~Wiillam H Byington.
Vloevcommodore—r—James M. O'Brien.
Rear Cdmmodore~-Percy C. Mead.
Secretary—rGéoI-ge E. Curtis.
Treasurerwllohert (l Mitchell.
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allow this afternoon and «more
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A flood followed by a blizzard is the
best way in which to describe the
Governinxw CommitteewV'lctor
Ferris. Elbirt W Fitch, William 1.
Ward Edward .A. Powers end Frank
Nash. .
Commodore Byingtou thanked the
street
It by City
In. on Baler
and quite
at seriously.
as commodore, and he has been one of
d 4 abrasions.
were euifered.
e reporter this
club as well as one of the
workers for the clubs Interests.
A vote of Insults was also gIIen:
landlord Law for his courtesy in a1
. lowing the meeting to he held in the.
hotel. ,
it wee voted that a committee 0:
In. members he dented by the coal
yet decreasing
meth-
. Mrs. Hlpaou seated
., ‘I: ode hyw
proved during the coming season.
Several new boats are to come Into
the club during the spring, and these
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and Mimi“. Cause Of "IO will add to the excitement taken
‘ ' :the racing events
FKI'BKC unknown I‘ It is proposed to make many im-V
---—-- I provemenle III the club before the for-
‘mal opening on Memorial Day. The
house at Hickory Bluff will probably
be repainted and other repairs made
. The float will have to he repainted and
Fire broke‘out last night in the
usI-‘n of William summons East Non
walk iylk dealer, in Rowan street.
and at 12: 45 the Third District ile-
purtmeut was called out to fight the ice the past winter, will have to be
replaced. The rununy was also dam
aged by the winter storms and neces-
sary repairs will be made.
The reports of the secretory trons!
urer and hence committee was sub
mitted, and proved to be satisfactory
The membership at present is eighty
under control after about fifteen min-
utes of work The loss may reach
eylor and Golden.
dlr l‘fron lIIId Iemoved his horses
in the afternoon nu eighteen inch
Thus when the tire came the dumb
beasts were in shelter in the Second
May.
.lffron bud lately installed some
new food and buy Imd the loss to
this and other contents may reach
BBHBOH-
BEOEIVEhS Hill .
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The firemen under Assistant Chief
Frederick M. Willccler did valiant nor
vice mu] we. e pInieud by the uni.
denis who turned out in the cold to
watch the work.
.Tho cause of the the is in doubt
NEW ”AWN
lodge it}. 8. "llicmus. in the fI-IIIIIII
court Ioduv appointed M ’i‘, i‘ulf I
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FUR FACTORY DESTROYED.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Mnrch 2.—-l¢‘iz'o
chili" todnv destroyed thq four. story
building and stock of the Louis P.
Aloe Optical Company "and damngczl
the stock and buildings oflthe Ale-x
under Kossier For and diet Company
IIIIII the Judge and liolph Drug Com-
ijfflily.'0mIRKTIK-'. nu ogrreuutcd ions of
$250. 000. The three buildings die on .,.
this state. lid. wus allowed (Iii i’.
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.oartomAI. KOPP venv iLL.
BRESDAU. Germany. March 2.-
Cardinal George Kopp. the highest dis I
mum: of the Roman Catholic Church
in'Ge y. is seriously ill at Tron“
pen. Austrian Ellesle. The preIste. lift-rm (30
who is in My g‘avgntygevgnm year [5 the decision of the federal courts
suffering from acute meningitis. The New York.
Kalli. Intercepts were administered to
e cardinal III noon ' , , sale prices swatches by retailers.
'..1 von iIIIi IHIII Company in plmc 0
Mi Mi
winding up of the concerns.
to measure of other business and t‘.I
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M“ --_. 1who won his counsel.
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CASE.
I last night.
which the club could be Inl- -
Fretted or coffee IIIIII ism send- time” In ltenl’ to ma PM
in‘
tin
selleral new splice, pulled out by l IMIlnsfield avenue Woe entered at I-Ib
sev cn. but this will likely be increased.
.to over 100 before the season opens in
Another meeting of the club will be
held previous to the opening of the
telling to counsel for seveiul luicxesin
iIIIInbuI-y, IIIIIIIIoIIIIy mother I.‘ the
ilnwes von iiai Company nud the If.
corge ll Muthics. of SoyquIrI IIIIII
sot March iii. nt 2 up. In. as the tint»
Dor furthol healing on the question
of II permuucui. receivelshlp or the
thioe did not wish to continue (wing
fuel that. he. would bi.‘ ubsont Iron
Kuliowed Wfliii‘l‘ iiIIliIIIII. of limit. rd
REFUBES TO REVIEW oWATCH
WASHINGTON. lid-limit 2r“Thl? Sn
urt today refused to roviewi
ISK‘
holding the Waitlutmi
Watch Gummy could not fix Ills re
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Wflerwmifintei. and W
weather conditions ot-yesterdny and
The rain fell in torrents.
and driven by a gale whose velocity
ls estimated at eighty miles an heur.‘
swept the entire city. carrying with
City of NOTWflKk escaped
mcsphere and produced snow. and w
this has blown about on on unabated
gale.
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wishes and Took $22 From
Mrs. Thaddeus Hell
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Thives in o Iluiion house early Fri-
Kill)’ me: hing. cooked coffee, ate lam
sundwiclles and Idepmted with $22.
The home of Mrs Thaddeus llell cn
Kent 4 In null. after feeding the in-
illudcrs deft with three small nurses.-
Etuc‘ containing $20 in bills and pupil:
or $2.
MIS. lleil‘s Ilangllter-lII—ibuv, hear-
this the noise downstairs, ['Klillgilt her
\i'oilIeriIi-luw Ivus there, A checkbook
in which was $25 in bills \I'us over
looked by the visitor; investigation
Isliowed that the burn had been on
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tiered. qul on nxu hull been lilil‘i‘ll
\l’llh llIiI-I, a kitchen window was
pI'ioIl open. lCI'idsnI'I's ol‘ the inlet
were numerous Two empty preserve
filers were outside the window, mind
I all been cut. .\ r-onl fire is kept in
Ibo kitchen range ilIrouglI lilo night.
herc‘ water had been boiled and (of-
run turtle. A candle, had been II-ud for
lighting: the (uni of it was seen to
the (lino of the stove when M s llsll
cums. down stulrs, Alter the’r trust.
Ilic \isitcrs. liud rillllll‘ll‘llli‘ti IlIrcIIIj‘I
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i ”)0 three smnll purses. A CKH‘K'R'KIOOH . Non-resident ........ . ........ IO ..
on the (limit \vue upwarpmly not touch» I? ‘
(III. and $5 which lny snugly between
its it'uv‘es. I'IIIIIIIIIIIIII. Numerous wux;
~illili.(.Il ends were scuttcrI‘Id over the
floor in the lIitclltu end littliwuv, 'i‘IIo
Illen‘qu‘e in the dining I‘i“':i‘.I we I no»
disturbed. ’l‘lII: thieves ovidnullv
know the house and IIII‘II' bo‘du'sn is
t'lCWIl in the icnvlcifi Why they wont
shout. ll'l.‘llili""iltiy IIan‘IIIooI‘noIl us l'l
Il'n noise they won Inciting.
l'IifIl Ilroiuu of coffee stole IIIWIIIII‘II.
l""IIl ' the iIlIIfI IIIIII some one not
I‘ siting breakfast downstairs which-
some to how) been only too true. lni
the house. resided Mlle hell and her
d'lli‘il'tfili Jew. III II mold. Mice Rims
l‘lll‘. Neither Mr», llell Sin, ntr the
when home the noise, M‘rs. ile‘l.‘ Jr..
said flint it. was about It It. In when
”to, henrd the tiniest: but Ihinkirir
that her mother-in KIWI Incl can I» 'Iownr
‘ rollers hrestfnst tlIouIIIIIIt
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I News: IN The enurIneL.
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Ail tow Lands and hundreds of Cellars Flooded _
would probably reach/ed nmueh are
or figure '
.4, Second District was that
members for the honor again couter~' "3 damage and general annoyance ,iniled by Henry F Clerk, of the
red upon him line is his third tens from which 803“ 91v *1 Demon in “10K walk Box Company. '
Followed manager of the Concern
thelnost enthusiastic yachtsmen luthe'h.v the rain which ended about mid last night to a Sentinel reps .
hardest night the temperature chilled the at the loss will amount to $qu (100 o
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Country Club was held on Sail]
evening and the
”elected for the ensuing year:
_ President—Harvey M. Kent.
years~~F.
and Willis In Moran.
yearswiloruce 1.. Hubbcll.
learniIei‘ rand Raymond and Samuel
W. Hoyt. ..lr
L‘IIIIrIes .l l'idgen.
II substantial min in membership. as.
lollowm
Membership Ieported February 22
Received during the your:
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will-ho held Tuesday evenin
, of our Jute brother. Wililsur
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los
Jere 'M
htclr there is no nhlndnce
. mentioned on Second 1‘
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Organization-hemheI-Shfp
Increase '
The annual meeting of the Ndfiififir
following officers
Vice-i’resident— Edward F. Knapp
Treasurer~dohn 0. Olmsted. “ '
Secretary—Seymour Curtis.
Members of Governing Board for.
H. Qulntm‘tl, James W.
Members of Governing Board 16:,‘57‘
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Members oi Governing Board 1‘
Auditorswlionry 1’. Price and.
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The report 01’ the cemetery showed
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19 i 'i: .
Resident ....................... 23K)“.
Non resident ............. . . a... .109 ..
’l‘ol al ....................... .330, ‘
Resigned 2'
Resident .............. ‘ ..... . ‘10.
Non resident to signed. drop
poll and II‘IIIIIII‘iIrrIIIi ....... 26
f
'l’rrescni membership:
ilosldrnt
Ntlurl‘l'tilill‘ni . . . ............. ..
Respectfully submitted, ‘
outlines n. Holt . ,
Wan“... ..-M .
~NOT|CE.
A spnclul meeting of the m
of Nolwnlk Aerie. bio. 688,40;
ii} It the mucus. ouWIIIK m ,
ocloek. to take notion upon ill
WILLIIIII' .I rowinn.
mourn BASTA,_W gees
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