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Several Well- known Artists
Assist In the First Public Cons
cert at High School
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The ill-st public concert of the Not
walk iSymphony society orchestra, re
oelltly organized by Prof. Wifliam 0E.
Perry, was given last evening in the
High School assembly hall before all
audience of over 200 ' interested
friends and members of the associd-
tion. The concert was of an informal
nature. the idea beingto prove what
can be done with an organization of
young musicians under proper train.-
lilg. . The orchestra has had about
eight rehearsals, and last night's re}
sults promise a brilliant musical or-
ganization for Norwalk at not a very
remote time in the future.
The orchestra last evening was as-
sisted by Miss Helena V. Millerd. the
well-known soprano soloist. and
Charles Sterling, the talented yodng
violinist ‘Miss Millard rendered her
selections in her usual charming and
graceful manner delighting her hear
[are with her beautiful rendition of her
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South Norwslii’s fire Fighting
Organization Banquet, lit
Hotel Maheclismo
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Bill ilililllliillill
‘chlei broker and Other Prom-
inent Orators Heard
Members of Old Well Hook and
ladder Company, No. 1, of. the City of i
lNorwalk, deviated from its usual oc-
cupation of fighting tires for a long numbers.
enough period, last night. to properly
celebrate the fortieth anniversary of 31180181 mention His interpretition of
with l the Concerto by Vivaldi Natchez was
the organization. The firemen
gutsts to the number of. about 150 on ' a masterpiece
The work of Mr. Sterling deserves
His rendition of the
:ioyed the affair, which will go down ““0115 1110065 or the lengthy compo
in the annals of the company as EtheE sitlon, V\ “.11 its many changes of theme
most successful ever given in its so and BXDYGSBAOH was greatly enjoyed
(‘lsl life The aifair was opened with and stamps him as a master of his in
an entertainment at the finely appoint strument, despite his youth.
ed“ headuarters of the company in the} The work of the accompanists. Miss
Central Fire lsumon The Putnam Marion DeWitt, Stanley Baldwin and
ll-loge Company kindly donated the use William Wellnitz aided greatly in the
of its parlor, also. allowing ample ac- renditiOn oi the solo numbers
rolnmodatlons for all. The program was as,Efollows:
The programvwlth selections on the March Militaire. .‘l. .. .Bchubert
piano player bygarry Return. and then ayniphony orchestra.
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kb. My Laddie. . .
. Miss iielena V. Millard. E
(William Wellnitz, accompanist.) .
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Ill OLO FIRE sou 8E Symphony .......... ,
Scene de Ballett ..-.........DeBeriot
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Charles Sterling.
(Stanley Baldwin, accompanist.)
'l’araphrase on Melody in 'F. Rubinstein
Symphony orchestra.
Good Bye ................ ' ..... TostiE
Miss Helena V. iMillerd.
\t :l special meeting 01' the Board
01‘ Education last night it was desiri-
ed to defer action on the purchase or
the Crofut prbperty in West avenue.
Proper school accommodations for
thirty- Five Citizens oi East
Norwsllt Wiehio Consider
Best, lilothoti to lot '5
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Opno‘slnp Stiles are Expected to
Most in a Few Weeks
‘Over on the East side there is a
little electrical plant. It is the pride
of the public spirited citizens of the
district. Much has been said about
the plant in the past and muCh will
no doubt be' said‘dn the future. There
have been claims that the plant is not
a paying proposition. Out of these ru-
mors there has arisen an attempt to
commissioners and of learned engin-
eers. While there are two warring (ac-
tions there will be conflict. The con-
that continues and now comes another
’battle of the war.
This comes about in a request to
the c'onlmlssioners that a special met
in; of the Third Toxins District be
«use norm March at). E There are too
Eff-fire signers headed by W. C.
Twomblyi whose connection \lrith East
Norwalk’s affairs is well known.
The three clauses which the peti-
tioners would have inserted in the call,
speak for themselves, as follows:
1.-To consider the host methods or
conducting all or any part of the elec-
tric light plant or business of. said
Third district.
2.-—-To take action relative to the
discontinuance of all or any part of
said electrical business or plant orE
take action on disposal of at or any
(William Wellnltz, accompanist.)
Concerto ............ Vivaldi-Natchez
Charles Sterling.
(Miss Marion DeWitt
.Menuetto movement from Second
both the grades and High School were
considered. ‘it would seem to be the
general opinion that definite plans for:
most sniisiuctmy school work for the
'(‘omillg rear should be presented by
the supolllltelldellt. Adequate room.
Jilliy then be made available. It devel-‘
oped in the discussion last night that
about twelve additional rooms will be
Perry was the recipient of lnany con-
gratulations from his auditors on the
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or plant.
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3 —To empower the district conllnis- .
property, and
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E corporation counsel William F.-
‘ lemony Matias Finding in illi-
terane‘e Arising Bet-weenliom-
missionsr and com-
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'iflie team Ely
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the store can
gleamboat
are eating.
a mystery.
E e yard and
but they own
north along at a pace
that was rapid least. Had . .
they not been. the wen finding is Printed in We Col-
trouble must. he. E,
reached the crbEf
street. .
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some horses in a.
ago. but then they
when they
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Corporatlon Counsel William F.
Tammany. of the City of Norwalll,
A ihas handed down his decision ill the
‘1” ”0t ““33“” r “v- Yesterday ;street' department muddle thus even
the horses had 0 hair feeding bags: tually settling it. once on for all The
0“ bl“ 0“ 0f “3 heroes of the aBBSentlnel prints below the letter sent
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destroy it. Azainst these statements WWW“ W38 (“BEN ”9.118 the pave ‘by the national to {Street Committee-
of its falling to pay expenses are the; “lent by “‘9 1'91!“ A” W996 and man Hal-u W Mather.
arguments based on statistics of the in“ “DA know Will all “'88 OVBI‘ that which was also sent to Street (‘
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they were not connected lib Properly. llnissloner George A. Sharron
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i Dr, Francis I. Burrleil,
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nephew. Francis hit-Rome son oi the
perished“ in the recent blizzard which
swept New EYorlr state The voung
Bman and his horse were missing for
$2. BBB
llllous size.
The young mull, who was tweut)
five years of age. and llnmarrieii,'wns
sault by Judge John Keogh
This Morning
E'erstnwn, and it is believed that he
part. 0“ e ”"939“ electrical business Anton Nagy, charged with assault became ilenulnbed with the cold and
with attempt to kill and murder Liz- that the horse wandelitzi item the
zie 'Sekerea. his divorced wife was road tina'lly stopping to be counted
{3‘0“9‘“ 0" any special committee ap this morning bound over to the next by the falling snow
ed in the call.
It was stated this morning that th a
work of the orchestra and assured commissioners will not call a meeting
l Bylnphom EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Haydn pointed at said meeting to do any or term of the Superior Court Eunder
needed to telllporarily relieve the
grades and High School. It was vot-
.ture.
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an to rent the ”mm“ “”39 preperty l Previous to the concert 'Mi Perry
and to {it up at once a room time for
the pupils now at the Gillllull chapel fact; gitmfnzntzzdlzfigorigszELkn1:33:31:
.(l‘hc chapel 100“) will have to be va- ‘lphony society and its plans for the;
caied in two 01 titles. weeks at the ,l‘uture Asa result of the concert five
lliost. Tile board is anxious to llnv'Ea associate members were added last
the money of the bond issue Elllude n evening and several more are expect
suitable as soon as possible. illulls ed to aillliate with the organization.
are contelllplated‘ whereby a temper isllortlv. Ally who desire lnfOl‘mntlon
ary adjustment may be made that the' regarding Joining, the ”WWW. either
Bumbag" 0‘ “e“ was “ad the arse 'as all instrumentalist ol associate,
lieu of new buildings may proceed on W” be accommodated by addre’ssillg
soon as the superintendent has made or calling 9n Mr Perry. Mr. Wellnltv.
a survey of school conditions, or Mrs. Andrew V Heath.
HAT TltllitlElls Hiltn iar pnmpx’s NIGHT
THE AHAUALMEETIHB n nounrnr nLua
”M ”operations are under way for the
him of their cordial suppOrt in the ill-
’l‘l.ie annual mention of the
before next July. or perhaps August.
galtllough the meeting may be held be-
fore this time.
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T0 RAISE M0llEV
PM NEW H08PITA
lwus held last night and was attend-
ed ‘by nearly every members of the
board. The only h'latter to occupy
their attention was the raising of
money fora new hospital. it was do~
oided to employ a professional cam-
paigner, whose business lliiR been rais~,E
lug money for causes of the same
Blitnd and the committee of tired ti-p
Epointed some time on the proposition
will have charge of arrangements.
E’l‘liey were instructed to set into come
l‘nunicntion with Mr. Thompson,
icampuigner who has worked with
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A meeting of the hospital dliectors‘
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{Frilnmers‘ Union was bold last eve-ASL Patrick's llight‘ celebration at the success in this vicinity, and comeJo
mug in the Central labor Union lviall (Country Club. stewardess Thompson
in Washington street. il'lle following has spared no expense to have the at-
pitlcers Were elected: fair rank alongside of her previous
Presidentw’hlrs James iiruildnge. successes and the occasion pramlses
.vice Presidentfhlrs Mary Willtill- to be excellent. Already many reserv-
sou. . atlous have been made of tables for
Secretarywhllss (lusslc Velsor. E ltllat night and as the capacity or the
Treasurer—«Mrs, Emma Dennis. room is somewhat limited '9. nuggets
‘ AildltOl‘flm-‘JMl‘flwElllfli'pfl Wilkinson and
Miss, (lliarlotte Crosslnml. .
i Trusteesvars. Charles
and Mrs William Aullbl'ooll
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that the members who . contemplate
attending make a reservation. hetero
all the tables are taken- ‘
Tile matterot the-music has not.
been settled definitely asset. but the
stelvardus..prointses ”mt there will
be a that class orchestra. .isouvenirn
. appropriate to the amnion have been
The beauty doctors handsome in~ procured at a heavy bass. and tiniltti
Module is derived from customeraiwho lied (on is in store an all who are
are nmmmlichanse ,E carbine ~ “
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”UNIVERSAL lKEE (ALKALA lKE).
i‘llniversal the (lotus at Goat." huge
pomedy hell Theatre. teller.
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tiOn is issued through the Sentinel
some agreement do .that the campaign
can start in the early Spring.
Thompson now is ill Boston
raised $7,000 last year ill Danbury
and has met with success in this line
at other places. '
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RETURNED FROM WAOHINGTON.l~E~A lsuifragetle nmnn squad early to-
Chariss J. Prescott, delegate from
the local branch ofEtheENatlonal Asivo~
ciation of utter Carriers andjelerlls
a? Alumni Alison
‘ hasErturned-trotn his-trip to Washiual
ten. 1). ti.
tile titan Midtown the casualties
"pl'aoes where his duties tools him.
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’ He stated this morning
lhitt he has a report of interest to
males to the meeting" which will be
held in the First Mistrial; on Saturday.
'lllli‘lill' lull. AlrE- smile on o out ABM”. new. filled Mm mill. Mills
little.
not dentition vislttna‘. «illeifroav the: use.» »
Dr. liurntll has llcnld bill the
At the close of the program Director all Of the things heretofore mention bonds of $2. 000. Judge John J. Keogh meager particulars as yet but is ex-
i’illding probable cause for guilt. There peeling further information. lie
is but little question that Nagy com could not leave his business to lilnho
mitted the dastardly deed, which hap the trip to Coollt‘trkltli\',Ell as ho wish
pened on Saturday night last. ed.
The Sekeres woman left the court
loom today with Albert Kuhn with
whom she had ‘been walking on the BANK “ORDERS
night of the assault, all smiles pt the
all the decision took. she is re-
covering nicely from her wound.
Frank Badinaky testified this morn-E
ing that he saw the stabbing and
that he held Nagy until the arrival of
ii’otrol‘man Milton Ii. Lockwood a
moment later. E.lolln ERlsko saw some
of the 'ai‘ira)’. also, and Stephen Kish
who was with Nagy before the stub
hing, had something to tell.
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BEIAIJNGHAM, Wilhli.,
branch bank of the Canadian ltoyu
Bank at Abbotsiord. ill. (3., 24
stand of timber three miles north 0
It Will! brought out in the Erase that Abbotatord. by u posse of Canadian “,5 use in getting the workin-v materials
although Lizzie will-i Nagy’s wife in New
Hungary, she divorced him there Lab The men 80¢ $2. 400.
or on. however. they lived together is expected in the next twenty You
in South Norwallt. This may result ill110mm as all avenues 0.; escape hrs; on 315119,, and the excavators will to
bill put to work as emu its the sheathing
()ncllun- has been driven.
another action on the part of the nu- effectually out 0m
thorities cars are patrolling the line
iliimtweiler & iicgomou represent dred and eighty dollars ill one-dollu
NW” A“ ”‘9 0”“ Canadian hills was picked up on All
immigration
dits dropped his Cotil'lll which
found 3120 of the” stolen money.
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soliAn is liner
NOTTINGHAM. manna, March il. Eff ” avian E
'Vermicelll Soup E
day set tire to and destroyed all the floral (‘hlrken , .iGranberry fiulm
buildings belonging to the town cor- Green i'eas ‘ Mashed I’otatoes
partition at Buioote, six miles north- [lettuce Salad
out at this wily The loss is many Vanilla lce Creamd Maple Nut sour
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thoiillsnds of dollars. ‘ . 3 . ., . sauce
-mw. . E. r. - Ci linkers and Cheese
attend the lecture, entailsminentw r , . (lotion? " ‘-
and assimilation adaptors. or my Enid. . -
MILLINIE‘IW
spec. flutters; all
mummies“ night; with
museum} My Will use!
denersl admission
. Battalion Business’tast Night to
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Attend Old Well Benqoot at
tile Mahacllenlo Hotel
The way to a man's heart is easy
findugh through his stomach, as was
proven
cil, last bright, in adjourning until a
future date-Eiétllat the members and
the other (ally oiliclals might attend
the banquets)! the Old .li’ell Hook and
Ladder Compilny. City odlcials are
always suscefiiible to the (harms of
eating as has been demonstrated
since time began, and rather than sit
through an entire evening thinking DI.
the good things they were missing.
the board toothB‘a postponement and
moved their scene of endeavors over
to the Mahackemo Hotel, where they
had less arduous and more pleasant
labors, E
E! The council transacted some busi-
iEness before the adjournment, how-
level principal among which was the
Second Reunion Brings Tom
Thirty Survivors of Shantja .
ties Fought at Nianilc
PlllHAllllll BlillllllZABlBll
HAS Bl till PlllllB
Captain A. A. Bella is Elect
President—Annual‘lle-
unions Hereafter
The second re-union since the com-
pany was «fanned over thirty years ago
lmayors sister, of Cooperstown N. Y. A
Bell ills wa ay from i’ortlundville to Coop '
llote to pay the bills of the registrars
Jand their assistants for the recently
.completed personal tax enrollment.
ITlle registrars. while to receive the
Euloney is pleasant. are not highly elat-
ed over the actiOn, for ten dollars was
clipped from the bill of each as sub-
mitted EThis‘was the recommenda-
lion of the committee, consisting of
Councilmen John D. Milne. Henry J.
liipson, and George W. Stevens.
The bills of the schools, of the char-
Eity department, and of several other:
.departments were ordered ,paid.
Also an ordinance was “opted mali-
lbs it a misdemeanor for teams carry-
ill?“ greater loads than four tons to:
grill?!“ bridge Est-he fili’e rosin oeuvre
Norwalk. has received word that lilo l
tion of a violation cf thisgor‘dinance
is to be not more than $50 .
The only other important lldsinese
was to adopt a resolution passed by
the Bridge Construction (lommitteel
fixing the terms for the sale of the
la week, being found buried deep illE‘
1800"“ ”V" For Murderous As. i the snowdrifts which were of an enor :
additional $l00,000 bridge bonds
The touncil took an
luntll tonight.
A few minutes later the board rc-
convened.
Tile bills of the street department
“New. approved and ordoled paid. Then
all adjournment was taken until Fri-
day night of this week. .
Front the mayor down to the assis-
tant city clerk the officials then do
parted for the good time under the
kindness of the (burieoun and prelim
ous ()id Well fire have
brought together last night at the
Royal James Inn slbout thirty and
bers of Company 1",an Regimen
C. N. (4., to dine and indulge hi to
lniscenses of most good times they inn
while at camp at Nlantic. it; was ‘lh
gathering that abotlnded with good
feeling and .pleasantries. " E
At it ()0le the veterans assemhl
at the Royal James Inn, and under the
adjournment
(ommand of their venerable captain,
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smootshi r
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The explosion of “a vet deniainn
[boiling hot tar inflicted horns on tilt
liace. hands and arms of Ell'rdeldeBt
llehle, of Rowayton yesterday I orb
i.nooli Dr F. ‘I Burnett was calla!
be dressed his wounds, the horns
Ellis none being more severe than tit
others. Dibble will he laid up forts
week or ten days. He' had just Ere ‘
,Emoved the vat of tar from the line
instead of leavingr the lid off he put
in on and the pressure of the steam
from the boiling ililid became so
great that the explosion resulted Ilib~ E
hie works for ii‘. It 'lradley‘ It Com- .
'pany, roolers of Washington streak
.The (mummy in covered by insurance
under the lolllpensmlou law and will
tilclcioua not suffer all lost.» by the
. accident
8EllllllE $2.400
March ll.”"“
Five batik robbers who hold up the
cashier and assistant cashier ol‘ the
miles
north of here, yesterday. and took $2.
400. were surrounded today in a horny
Their rupture pier work
trail by the pounds, and one of the bull morning
——COUNT:R’¥ CLLlEB THURE‘S. DINNER mutilation yesterday.
DIGGlNG llllllls
Fflll FlllE lll0TlAlG
8T. llllli'lh, M0,. March ll.—~;Mol~a_
than 100 men today began digging
away the ruins oi the Missouri Am-
leiic (llnb under which lie buried 20
to 35 bodies of members who lo'llt
their lives in the ill-c which destroyed
the seven story building Monday "EEE
morning.- Ton bodies were found yes-E
terilay and the. day bolero. ‘;'
At the some time invostigittions lib-A )
to the causes of the tire were opened.
by a coroner's jury and a joint comQ
mittea from both branches of the
municipal assombly,E ‘ '
GBNBBETE 00Mlll0
FOIl BRIDGE WORK
'l‘wo l'nrlmlds of ceillent will be in
tonight on the propeller “Marina" for
use in connection wlill the Washing-
ton street. bridge contract by the Me
Hurg, Barton and (,‘onlpuny. All was
told in these columns yesterday. the
equipment, for working the piers in
the west side of the harbor hos born
lilovcd over to the work.
This morning “‘(ll‘ltllull were to
i waged in erecting the tall dmriclt iol
ill plum and to assist ill the Egcneral
The frame for pier it
it AHIH been put "A ”Bani? drotmd “Ml [A “A PINOCHLEW CBLUBBBD'NER-
'l‘ho I’lnochlv l tub or South Nora
walk enjoyed a thin banquet Eat the
Hotel (‘llltord on Monday night. The
menu was excellent and all appreciate
ed the good time afforded. Those
present were Mi and Mrs M ll Non
ting Mr. and Mrs (‘hlirlos Colo Mi
Minnie James. Miss May 15 Smith.
Miss Sadie til. Bodu'cll, Frank menu
and David H. lilies. ‘
r There was tlllllll u liitlc n tilil'y
e manifest ull‘ over the (entrant this
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NOT A SIGNAL TOWER.
We heard the input interesting in
it rumored a
, rimovul oi the signal towur at Wash-
ington street across the bridge to a
a point sentiment of the bridge where
Eworkmen arc, constructing ‘concl'eto
" supports For the information of more
o Elwhn might have been misled it may
,‘he said that one of the huge transi-
formers, which not the great, system
“ Eel the New Haven road in Many site»
cell will in. placed ‘on these airports. ‘wltir other gained: and rehash
v is. wwwwe‘ 'fInMsE more too. . v
wittflo'ttAflhO‘l‘ it this ruin-rm
:‘f'Eittns ills ’Detsctll‘e in Formula
draw reels, today. silent slim;
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MR. BRADLEY 8U-HPRAOED.
“Ell-vim; 1.. Bradley. ni Wool wasn‘tn’
ton street was surprised last night; a
twentyone of his friends. it was Bil
Bradley' a birthday? The occasion ”to
most pleasant and greatly enjoyeduE
all present Monolith was the“ lap
of the evening. Ml
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