if
your business along;‘~
xbxit no matter how you I
figure, the, surest quick- ,
. .. est and cheapest way
to success is via. the
, newspaper ad. route.
8331115me 1870
ml one om: I I
. N... can N mmxmrm
A...“
Iii Mlgfl
l8 ll [RID
{slice Commissioner Woods
' flakes Action to Protect the . "
. of New. York’sExxeculive
nmunmn
. immumh
Corporation Counsel Polk Sui-
lers Muelx Pain
i
INEW YOLRK. April 18.4110 arraign-
ment today on ach'arge of assault
Iiili IIIII3 I'llIIIIIi III
SIRIII IIIIIIII III IllIIIS
urns-T-
Start Annual Springtime Fa»
telitieo in Croxvded Die-l
trials of Cities
Chamber of commerce Will As-
slot the fierwallx- New Can'-
aen Company in liaising
Money
._....._._._—.
$253000 Sillllli
IIIII III ISSIIIIIIlo... t... x... m... o. .1... m...
Ia'l‘tér the ball. Mr. Kiley was said
Ito be traveling at a moderate rate of‘
Form OI SUIISI'IIIIIOII Blank H88 speed at the time, but he had rxo time
Ito abut off his power. lie picked
Been Submitted
gleNBUItY, April lS—Whlle playing
,ball with his brother in front of the
Iliocust avenue school late yesterday.
George Darling, eight years old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Darling was
:BtrlICIt by an automobile driven by
Robert. Kiley, and almost instantly
{killed According to eye witnesses:
. hospital.
with intent to hill of Michael P. Ma-
iiiouey, to whose-erring aim Mayor
John Purroy Mitchel owes his life,‘
'xusrked the first move in the program
outlined by District Attorney Charles
S, Whitman for the quick .trlnl of
tips wouldxlxe assassin. On Monday.
(MI: Whitman will present the case
to the Grand Jury, and immediate lu~
dihtxncnt is expected to be returned,
milling it possible. to bring; dinhoney
before a supreme court justice for
trial at an early date.
Mulroney faces n possible xrrlson
nx-xxtence of 20 years, but should he be
adjudged insane Ire will be commit-
lled to an asylum for the criminal in-
x
Pleasant Hour and 'l.oclchod's Illnll.
eunc.
Iii‘itank L. Polk corporation counsel
who was, struck iii the. jawixy the bill-
le-x. Intended for the mayor, spent a
n'r-stless night and suffered much rain.
The bullet was removed early that
might and his physicians announced
licdny that the patient would be able
do leave the hospital within two days
land nl‘tcr xx rest of two works be fit
{to xcsumc his official xlutlei.
‘lx‘x'oxn ”In many Incolrcx'cnt letters
nxxitten by Mulroney ixr which he at-
xtlxlltcd the official acts of Mayor
thI‘xtthxl of this city. of Mayor Arm-
Bt.xoxxg,.ot Pittsburgh, and of (‘01.
(lucthnls, governor of the Panama Ca-
and zone. and after at two hours‘ study
of the aged man, District Attrxxcy
'\\'.hiimnn (\‘px'csscd the opixxion that
(t‘ oxxtinncd on Isiglxth Page).
WNOTICE L O O M MEMBERS.
All members of So. Noruxxlh Loduc
C\'n .320, hr.: rt-xpxcstcxl to attend nxc-
unnrhxl scrxlccs :xnd clues iuiliution
to he lxcld txx chlgx rooms tomorrow
:xl'xxxxxooxx all :I o'cloch
ICI) llll()\\'.\IICl.I,, Ilict.
ll, (.‘ .\l‘lx‘._\li, Scc'y.
sum
5nnmnunm
nhmmwmm
Lighted Lamp Falls From Shell
to Floor of Home and Excludes
x ._.__...M
DANIIIIIIY, April l8.-~».\lrtx. Louise
"Francis and four small children came
.wry near death lxx fire which partially
xlcstx-oycd tho lxousc on Rnllrond rive
:xxuc in which they wcru sleeping curly
this morning. Airs. lx‘rnucis was xx-
,wxxkenexl when it lighted kcroxxcnc
lump fell from u alxclf to the floor nxxd
exploded, She managed to rush
through the bux'xxlngcll with one clxlld
hurried the others from tlxxj
win-re they were sleeping down stairs.
There she was unable to open the door
and was flicking In the smoke when
p neighbor entered tho house from the.
from door, and led the woman and
children to safety. The damage to the
building and contents in estimated at
81,200, partially Covered by Ixxsnrnnrc.’
iii/It's.
,iy.
l.ina_l.llxcrliuo owns the proper—
fly
r~~l'.xoxx‘t forgot to attend the bxxlln
lalvcxx by the Luigi anxpotta Society,
.Ar‘ioll llnll, Mon, April 20th, 1914.
I
room
The boys motl‘hcr is prostrated and
was reported as being quite lll lust
At an enthusiastic special meeting
last night rrxenxbers of the Chamber
of Commerce formally ratified the ac night
tion of the Chambers special commlt- Met Instant Death.
tee. and it now looks as though the NEW HAVEN, April 17.-Six years
old llcnjuxnrin Grazzixxuo while play-
:ixtg in Hamilton street last night, was
struck and instantly killed by an au-
tornobiie driven by Enrico tic \‘itxx,
of this city. His neck was broken
and his skull fractured. It is said
the uutcxxxolxile was moving at u it, ccd
of only eight miles an hour at tlxc
time.
Do Vita was taken lxx custlody but
was released on his own rccoxzuizuucc,
Norwalk-New Canaan trolley proposi-
tion is a certainty.
The meeting was opened by Presi-
dent (‘ax'anagh with a statement that
members would probably get in het-
ter toxxclx with the many important
problems now before the organization
with the hearing of the minutes of
(Continued un u‘tfth Page.)
—MOVING PICTURES ON SUNDAY.
llexxeflt firemen, Sunday,
I
sue-xxehxxxrtxtexx ,
’ rexxxxxexxs re near
'or at
Matinee Int' 2,80 o'cl‘oelx.
lt‘ormnnce. 7:30 o'clock.
formnnoe. 9
OALL IIEW OMIAAII
OIIIEOT TOMORROW
0n and after Sunday, April the liltlx.
calls from the Norwalk to the New Ca-
naan Exchange, where a number is de-
Isircd, will be completed without rc-
Iquiring the subscriber to risk for toll
line or to hang up his telephone and
wait for the return cell.
As far as the subscriber ls concern-
ed the procedure will be. cxxxctly the
some as (xxx a local call, except that it
will be necessary to pretlx the desir-
ed number with the word Norwxxllt
where the call is for Norxvxxlk 0r ‘\'ewy.
(uuauu “IIIIIIII the :xxll is onII New 8:; InEcKER AWARE“
ixxxnn. am 0 gixo xe nxxmxer 0 xx
LIKE" TO BE PAIDI
telephone from which the call is model '
For illustration if a subscriber In .~__.._..
lthe Norwalk Exchange. whose tore~I
phone number is 689 wishes to call
Inumber 35-2 in New Canaan, he will
Irncrely say to tho Norwalk local oper-
‘ntor “New Canaan 35-2 for 689," and
Ircmuln at the telephone xxntil the sub-
Iscxiber in the New Canaan Exchange
lhus answered or the xeport has been
Ironing per-
(Ixxc big .pcr‘
l‘iterearo about sixteen graduates
tronx the IJanIiury Normal school this
year who lxaxe applied for positions in
Nortxallx. There are not or or six pos-
itions to be filled. lit is stated. how-
ever, that there nrc plenty of posi-
tions elscwherc, and that no gradu-
ate need go without. a position next
fall. These are elementary touching
positions purely.
The special comxxxittcc
teachers, comprised oi W.
Hurry Scoiicld and flurry Rider will
hold a nxccting on either Tuesday or
\\'cd.xcsduy of next week to consider
on school
.xxcxt year
The bridge commission ixx charge otI
bridge hold a meeting last night.
Idcsircd telephone
,‘coxtnln that such a course will follow.I
Iput into (effect between the ‘Norwnlk Wmllltsduy night at 8 oclock.
xxud xxIIIOll Exchanges, In Octolxer.I
Ilnt‘J. and between the Norwnlk Illlll
IWoelport Exchanges in March, 1913,}
Itho Southern New England Telephone
‘t‘oxnpnny expects to provide a speedy
and most satisfactory toll service be. ”"-
lwecxi Norwxxlk and New Canaan Ex- 0"" OI III" most inlcrcsling and in-
(bungee. This method has already “If"("tivc Illustrated lectures
been Introduced in a number of other (“HM and the (‘unul Zone and West
Exchanges iii the Slate and in every "1'“ Lite Is to be gixcu In the High
Ixxstnmc IH working out in a highly School Auditorium Monday evening.
PANAMA AND THE PANAMA
CANAL AND THE PANAMA-
PAOIFIC EXPOSITION.
Denixury and Itew Haven Cases.
It‘he boy apparently did not see the:
machine nurproxtching and suddenly
'tixe boy up and hurried him to theI
.I. Tracey. .
the matter of the teaching force for;
thc building of tho \stlxlxxgtorx street
The,
verdict which was handed down some
time ago awarding the Decker estate UflIIOd SIKIOR FIBEIIS Al'I'IViiI 0ft
$.o.0tI0 for the land was considered by.
tho members, although no action was
' gixon that they do not answer at the taken to Day that amount It is almost
I ll ndcr this new method which was T110 bridge bonds will be opx'xxcd next'
on the
c D. it , ,
IINot aIII high fliers I_ .
,V
Second DIetrietII ,lecirieal Board
Considers the comedian at
annular
unmnnmt
Details are SIIII
ary Stage
-.__leI._....
\\ aslxinp‘ton street. South Norwalk,
will probably be the first one to ban
the ornamental street lighting system
which the electric“ comxnlsuioner are
vuow considering. Tire work is most
ccxxxpllcated and will take a great deal
of the commissioners time, the pre-
liminary details now being under con
sideretion.
Washington street has been deter-4
mined upon as the most logical place
t‘or‘thc start of this new scheme. for
with the opening of the new bridge the
two grunt Improvements will come
about the same time.
The rights of companies having
poles ill the tlxoi’oxlgnrarc. and the on-
trancc title the matter of the city by
llclisxm of the necessity of laying the
wires under the strcets. are phases oi
the goggtjpn w hioii .QSGQIHIUIIY
considered and w
There must be a great deal of co
operation on the part of the property
owners aloner Washington street. also,
as all wires possible to remove and
poles must be placed at the rear of the
buildings. The trolley teediwires may
be taker from the street it the plan
can be successfully worked out and
only the bare wire itself left standing.
with guys to buildings or some equally
,successful plan. of which there are
I understood to be several.
I The scheme is not entirely new. but
In in its infancy at present. Tire com-
missioners took up this matter and
routine business at the meeting last
night.
IHII RII IIIIIIY
UNRISPIINSIII
Tuesday May, However,
Change His Plans
......—... ‘w
vVASHthl'I‘I‘m. April 18.~~liucrtn's
reply to the latest representations or
the United States was described by
’ ouloluls us “unresponsive." - As ('hurxxs
,II'SIxaughncusy's dispatches were box
lug declphcrcd, it became known that
Ithero was more ulblxling over terms.
Secretary lirynn took the latest dis-
patches to the White House to Izzy
them before President Wilmm,- who
xxgnlxx cnxxcclled his plans to go to
White Sulphur Sprirxxis for the week-
satisfactory xnnnncr. g: AW” 20 "MI" ”‘9 “““i’h’i‘s OI “‘0 cud. it was buoy... that Huerta. was
__ “n” m... fNorunIIx ’I‘cnxhcrn Association. lir. mulling ”mum ei‘l‘c t to Iprotract tho
THE BEST PHONOGRAPH IN ert, the lecturer. is sent out by the negotiations.
—II vndmrtinlng tie nrtnxcnt of the i'rnn- -. ,
THE WORLD. , . I’ ‘ lresident Wilson had gone to tho
,rnxx-l’ncillc Exposition and is xxn nrtlut
‘i‘nII III I‘7 “In” '5“- \I‘WW‘II‘ (ionn, In his line liixx slides show the ("axial
and sec and hour ”‘0- Sonora 'I‘nllxlng ixx construction, the peculiar
Machine.
like the human voice
dink record rnxxdxx in the world.
and you can hear the Victor, Cuhxm- cxlllecturo has been given
his and (lcrmnn records played with larger” (fitlog of the United Stateg be:
with tho diamond point.
talking machine, get the best, with
all the latest improvements. 67 Wall be present at 8: 00 p. m. next Monday
,stx cot. 'ovenlng
condls
“Ii 1011““ MI“ “I” and ("93“ tionn iii the (‘unhl Zone, and many
It llilll‘l 0W” other very Interesting features con-
I'i‘xn“ nectedtherewith. This same illustrat-
in the
the steel needle, the French Idenlnnd fore the leading civic and educationnlx
the Petite records willx the sapphire associations. It has everywhere been
' needle, and the new Edison records ontltuslixstically commended Itor ’ its
If you want entertaining and educational foatures.’
The public are cordially invited to
golf llulxxx and Mr. Bryx’m and Secret
tary Tumulty taking an automobile.
carried ICIxarge 'O‘Shaughnessy's dis-
pntciies ,to the president, who rec‘d
them on the greenswdi'd at the out-
skirts of the city.
(Continued on twelfth page.)
. -.... ........... .....—m. “in...
-—-MOIVING PICTURES on SUNDAY.
Benefit for flx'cmen,’ Sunday. at
Pleasant Hour and Lock‘wood's Hall.
Matinee at 2: 30 o'clock. Evening hers
formance, 7: 3t) o‘.clook One big per-
formance.
inmnwumm
,Dridgeport Chorus Comes Here
i an, delights several Hundred
; Immortal Oratorio
,mont" in the South Norwalk Memo-I
'Iilosc id.
PRISIIIIIII II 33333"
People With Charming S‘ng
ing of “The test Judgement”
One thousand people heard Sphor‘s
"The Last Judge-x
dist Church last night when a shop,
us under the direction of .I. (J. Ceilings, I
if Bridgeport, presented this wonder ‘
ful piece of classical music Favorable;
comments are heard today. critics ud-
mltting that seldom has such excellent
music been heard here.
The soloists. Joseph C. Ceilings A.‘
;Glx’t‘ton h‘lather. Miss Mary Kclloggx
and Miss Florence Goulden. of Bridge l
Illa PI‘GIImIfl- port, covered themselves with glory
in their meritorious work. Each was
,in line voice and beautifully rendered
each portion of the program nllotcd
to them. The organ, which was preU'
sided over by E. R. Dodge, also ot
Bridgeport. dispensed magnificent mcl-
ody, the skill exhibited by the xxxxxsi~
clan being appreciated by the lux-gc
audience,
Mr. Ceilings, as director. proved
most capable and the chorus; under his
trained hundiprcscntcd each expres-
sion with discriminating feeling, .‘.lr.
Ceilings appeared lxclorc the Norwxxlit
people last night us he looks in the
chi. below;
I
l
of the entertain.
The engagement
rut-xii was under the management of
John E. Stevens. of the .\I. Sermons
berg Piano (‘mxxpmxy. of South Nor-
unlit. xxxxd ihc yoxxxxxz mun received
Icongrntulatlons for his bringing the
sin ers to this city.
The neuron of the sinners appearing
are as follows: Mrs. Irixllth Lyon.
Mrs. W. ll. Kliphtv‘it'lx, .‘llissrs )1:er”
Kellogg, Florence. Illultc, Mathilde
(‘otthnrdh Florence llxr'l. Mrytlc Hcil-
mun, iiuth Turuc)’. (‘lxxx‘xx Brill. Alice
Smith, t'cna Bannock, Mrs. ’i‘hcrcsu
ilrodlcy, Mrs. George Aldcrxxon, Ii. H.
Maiden. A. i‘. Fiathcr. Miss Florence
M. (loxxlrlen. Minx Nellie Purkcr, illss
House, hilssdlnlwi \':‘celr.ud.
Miss (llndys iloxxn, Miss Inn Smith.
Louis x‘loss, If, \i', l’lxclps. .I. Ii lln‘l.
-(‘Ixnr1cs llxxll, Douxz’us Owen. III. II, AI‘
bert It. It. Mnruhn'l. Fr'n lx .;xalcx-x, J.
xlinx'bour. .I. luxuglands and IL‘. llnwicy.
TinIIO BidASTEH
PIIIIVEO FATAL
G‘IJOIICIIS'I‘ICIL Mane, April 18.»—«
The third disaster to the Gloucester
fishing schooner llxxrnntuy during the
present season was fatal to the vessel,
according to dispatches received here
lust night from St. Pierre, Mlq. The
schnuner was driven ashore oil the is-
land and will be-o total loss. The
(row of twenty men reached shnro
safely. II ‘
Twice since the first of‘ the yemurtlxo
Harmony has been towed into Halli xxx
N. 8., for repairs. once when she had
been dlrfmasted In a pale and attain
when her docile had been swept. by a
storm. I 1
1.4mm; I I .4.
IIe—illavo you read thdt
yet?" "”
lithe—No; I only glanced at It.
tremr'row tides it end uprmtxncrxgn
.Newa,
not/cl
\
and for the engagement of competent state that after the meeting men 0
inn xxx xx lllll
Unanimity of Sentiment, Upholding D'strict commissioners
in Their Request for Wherewithal to Do the Worix I
Billilli Plllil’llillli lillll III SIIIIIIIII SIRIII .
I‘Iii IIlI IIII'llIlIIII IIIIIIIHI iiI’BII
Wa' (tron, Maori, and Paddock Appointed to Act With the Diairi .
Committee xn Erection and Equipment of Plant
The people of East -.\'orwnlk have
teen the Iiglxt~they have seen the
prospects in electric light, nxuniclpaily
manufactured—and at the meeting last
night wrote history in the records of
tho former Fire District. now the
Third taxing district of the City of
Norwalk. The meeting passed all
votes providing for the purchase of a
site. for the erection of a municipal
lighting plant under the I'x'tan hisc held x
supporters of the electric plant, fog,“
the culmination of the desires of these“ I
true citizens was realized. East. Nor-V
walk will emulate the example set; it,»
her sister district. the old city at
South \‘orwalk it remains but forth
details to be arranged ere East: NQFI“
walk will have a fine, new elbow
lighting plant. of modern construction.
and with modern machinery. I I
Along at this time it may be well tni
officials to conduct the lighting bush those who had been against the prom
ncss losition on general principles and to!”
It was a momentous occasion that other reasons. gave their word thht III;
who it the last rote had been taken, and
joy welled xxp iii the hearts of thosoI‘
(Continued on Third Paganl
exxxzxxxs or user I II ' I
e “'“i°“i‘"'z‘lIIIIIIIIIIxIxIIIxIIIxxn
'l‘hc \\ esIt Sidc citizens xIxudIIItaxpnyn x . . I ' ,
cl 5 hnxe awakened uftcx fifteen years‘
XI.ESZ’IIZ‘MJQ”2.13.21; ”.3. 33:33.38? Fm" "mm" ””9“ “3"“ “‘
Music by Williams’ Orches-
dike t‘iwb Hall in (.lrauitcvillo, and
ire, of Stamford
organized the \\ estsidu lmpxovcmcntI
A..soclu ion. Several rattling uood‘
speeches were made, the object being
to secure some benefits of the, new1
city for that section. Efforts will be
made to have a new school but din“;
erected, for the accommodation of
the hundreds of children in the West
Side. lietter .pcrxnnneut roads arc
wanted, lights are desired and other
llitrli’tl'l‘UIItlill inxprovoxnonlo.
’l‘hc IiI‘Iollcwing officers were «locztxl:
xl‘r'csldent:~.lohxx It. Spencer.
Secretary«Albert Kunzc,
’l‘x cusurt i‘Aerlliik Ilux ry.
The masquerade tango party at
Dreamland last night was a great soc
coss. There wcrc about four bundle
in attendance. Ifxxrytlxing was plans-.-
not it was a fine night for dancing,.o.‘ ,
tongcnial throng was on hand. and til
music. of Williems‘ orchestra, or
Stamford, was cxcclicnt. In fact In
entire affair was all that could bed
sired by those who attended.
The prize winncrs are described it
follows:
Another nxcctlng will he held xxcxt ‘ ‘ ,
‘ , lxnnnlcst (.ostume» .Iosxcplx ‘atin,
l'x‘ldxxy:~ night and all voters and tnx- ‘ , H
' , ,, (treenwix‘h. tramp Costume big feet}.
payers, as well its the Indus or the
, v , spittoorx for cap bunions and [all
“est bxdc, :xrc invrrcd to in: pros
, ‘ t t I: m m xix 'xrox d- muscles all over bodv
c t x .' it .c ., w. x ‘
,II' III I I I I lx‘unnicst (c-uple Jaxk Archer and.
rigs.
.ilxnnxy (‘xxrxxvin of Stnxxxford,
as Mutt and Jeff
chxtcd Cnlxplr-Vlrrx llenry Mosh
R910” [REAPES ”a 5 h N 11.1 M '11. A
, ,_ for, . out orxva i am rs. ..
3 NLDIOT I10 1&8Txl““Tllicers,or Bridgeport. Both dressed?
as man and girl in old black coitvnifill
(‘lltl‘xrrxl ill. Ilcncdlct. the well-known style—pumps, silk stockings, silk “MI
ltt'c .uxx'cr‘and swimming instructor. ‘3ch
has been changed by 51.9mm Hayley, Most Comical Couple-"Eli Middlm
of ltoton Point Park. as official lil'u brook ”I Norun'h, dressed 17‘ 305‘
outer and Instructor for those lonrn (orneilu 03d CIO‘V“ still. “Dd IMI“ 14":
lnlz the art or uwhnnflng {m the com- ale Tavlln, South Norwnllx, dressed in-
lux; summer. Mr. lexylcy, further, has n Salome costume 01 80‘1th Emil handy
proxnisxd to elect for.the Retail Point ‘3‘“.
’l ‘lvislon. ll. V. Ir. S. ( orlxx-x, a house i‘roup of 'I‘Ixrec-Imltllss Marlo Lyons;
for their private use. The site will JIIIINH Charmin. Milli" TOIIOYWGNOMC I
be dctcrmlncd upon and tho woxk com- In all black clowxx suite with big ye
plelcd before the season xxtnrts. 'l‘wo low dots.
ayrxllable locxxtlcnsxxrc being consider-I .Iudgen-~-Joc lioi‘l‘nxan, New Yer
c'dxxt, present. I - Alexander Rufus Smith. East N
~~-~~~—-~—.~-——xw ,wrxlk; .Icssie Slot-don, Stamford; WI
{,TUDEHT “HAHG:D llnm MflItmil, Iii‘ItI‘xi’BImrt ili’td W
Ilionnolly of Bridgeport.
WJTH AMIIIIIIEiIg
I
IMF xT HAMPTON. Maxim. April I8.
Malcolm J. on ord, .n-., who is under the his tuliv. oi the Fleet Indie .
arrest at Albany. N. Y.. charged with I’D. In FHOIW "MW“ tissue It 1‘8“
the murder of Frank .I. Cluto, was u nmmdc Granulated sneer 'Itr 31.0
student at a seminary here last wixx- stead of $1.05.“
ter. He left at the beginning of the Itatlicr thin disappoint 1111*
spring vacation three weeks ago. it customers they are selling them
was suppx‘xsed he had gone to his home at tho xxd'rurtl-‘rd x‘i'Iv‘ix, xxs .ioI
lxx Hudson N. Y. He did not return at their present supply holds oil...
the opening of the spring term and M...
nothing had been heard from him. An ' ”Do you think Charley is atIii
cording to the principal of the semi- tnchod to you?"
nary. Gifford had an excellent. repute. ."()b, you! lint, of course. i have
lion and was a good student. . Istx‘ing‘ him now and thank-Jud
dressed! ,
my“
SELLING" enema renew a 'r
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