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R RBI‘IGIG and Stones Thrown. and
Clubs Used in Attack Near
Trinity Church. Saturday
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thus of the Men Were Quite
Badly Used
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ing men‘s difficulties the trouble sun
rounding the laborers. at work ex-
cavating for the new Roodner Theatre
in North Main street came to a head
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Expresses Thanks lor the better
of Last Week. congratulating
liim on IAppointmsnt
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Andrew Leary, the appointee cl
'President Wilson ,as Postmaster or
South Norwalk, Conn.. has rested as
sent him by Postmaster Edmund E.
Crowe:
‘South ‘Norwalk, Conn.
May 4th
Mr. Edmund E. Crowe, P. M.:'
Dear Sir:
Please accept my sincere thanks for
your kind and gracious letter oi! lat
inst congratulating the on my nomina
tion by President Wilson as your one
cessor. Under the circumstances Ill
assure you that the exchange of oili-
cial courtesies will be very pleasant
to me Your voluntary retirement in:
order to enter the “fourth estate' wiilA
render mutual regrets unnecessary.
Knowing a little myself about the
profession you have again been cali~
ed to i am sure you will be as suc-
cessful at that as you have been as
on Saturday afternoon, AA hen a pitch-
ed battle in which sticks, stones.A
knives and revolveis played promi-E
pent parts. broke out between theR
strikers and the strike- breakers tromR
Stamford. The light AAas staged in
‘dront or Trinity Episcopal church atR
the base of the three hills leading out A
{Word from the city. it use a fiercely A
{waged but shert-lived battle. I
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l postmaster.
i realize fully that I shall have a
body of “reliable and enthusiastic men
follows to the letter at congratulation ‘
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Big Delegation From florwstli
Takes Part in Demonstration
in Harttord
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Latter Wore Rod Ross and
Were Claimed by Socialists R
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Rl‘he condition which most impressedb
the local thirty women who went toA
Hartford to march with the 2. 000 otherA
RSuffrugists on Saturday was the attiw
. tude of those who witnessed the pa
rode, the spectatbrs. Not one rude
remark greeted the ears of the. march
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rowmsirm won
him
-‘ Judging from the big crowds that
journeyed to R'dton Point, yesterd‘ity,
by troll‘ey.’ in Rbmyb‘lles, and on
foot, the people or Namath and vicin-
ity are going to have hard work to
wait until the for-ml opening on:
Memorial Day to enioy its attractions
Trolley curs made trips at frequent in
tervais, and were well crowded on
every trip. Thefilret change to attract
attention was the location or the tor-I
mlnal station. Which has been turned
around. and will be enlarged and
made more Beaumont than before.
The big roller booster which is rep
idsly nearing automation. Wes natur-
ally the chief point or interest. 'rim'
station for the ride is now being built, R
and the engine ill soon be installed;
To supply the constantly increasing
demand for prilente both houses. Allianfi
Alger ‘Bnyley is having one or two sec-
tions of three houses each, constructed
under the ride. which will give resi-
dents of Norwallr and vicinity. the use
of the beautiful went beach. with aép
crate shower Alum. and other facili-
ties and a certain amount of exclus-
1R0 assist" me and will do all possible ers, and instead of anything nnpleas Rivoness that would be Ammgsme in
to cooperate with them in nlaintairr
:ing the standard of efficiency estab-
llshed by yourself.
of details beiore taking formal passes-
Aston of the ofiice. I shall be pleased to,
accept your kind offer of the freedomA‘
I; “'- fl‘flnuin SMGEEBSI Act the cities to learn the details.
8IIlII’T. E. K. IAIIER
cording R I}: announcement {oedema-R
superintendent of the United RElectrioR
‘ R lL'i‘ght & Water Company. in this dis-
I‘ print.
Ablr. Gardner comes to ANorwalk withR
Excellent experience in the electric
AA], lighting and public utility businessl
his was graduated from Clemson Gel-
Wishing you may success in your
greatly enlarged held and assuring yonl
Roi' my very sincere regards. I can.
AA * . A" ' ‘ ‘ 'Reepecti’itlly yours.
Gulf. B. . . Gardnbr will succeed Rli‘raiikA . A. WARY
iK Wade. Who recently resigned as‘I
TIIIIIITY III "III
A. II. II. DIVISION,
A large class initiation was held
At my earliest conienience after myR
confirmation by the Senate is all-RI
Unouncod and pending the completion.
not many and many a compliment unzi-
heard and the applause at times was,
AAdcafening. A
AZtlrs Alexander J annller. speak
ing of the trip this morning. was most
enthusiastic over the reception accord.
,ed the Suffrngists by Hartford. AShe
Rsaid that she was impressed by the
fact that the marchers were all home-
A makers. wives and mothers. or at any
rate the better class of uomen who
are interested in others not so happily
Asltuated “themselves. They were cinema ”£9 42",;
RAtlie Astonish times, but the sensible.
Rrespondible ones, Rwho take their every;
I duty seriously. llnd Who feel that their:
Rhome w crlt, their children and the
Achlldren of their friends, and the food
supply all should be under better con-
dltians Mrs Rummler was impressed
Awlth the change in the attitude from
1 previous times not long since pest. and
she was most delighted to have at:
A A loge. South Carolina. ill electrical and yesterday alacrncon ”3 ”I’m”: N0 tended with the others.
' Jtnechanical engineering, after which
1, A 0. All” at, Hibernian Hall ’l‘horeA
A good joke on the "antic" was “RR
. , d! e was connected with the General were thirty candidates and the degree other situation that Mrs Rummler de'l
. fliectric Company. in Schenectady, for team 0' "I9 9“”891’0“ DIVING“ ll‘“t scribed. The anti-Suffragists held a merly rector ct Christ Episcopal
‘ too and onehalt years. and With the 0“ We "VOW AWR‘ROh was done in an meeting”. Friday night, and urged all Church. Bridgeport. but new vector or
R excellent manner. A 800““ time 101-; who disapproved of the "Votes for .St (tenuous Kansas City. may be the
lowed and interesting and appropriate IWomen" movement to wear a. red mo first bllhop suftrngan ob Connecticut
iDayton Power & Light Company. Day-
toIn, Ollie. fol six years. ,
While in Dayton he was very much
R interested in the 0th Electric Light
speeches were mode by .Rev. '1‘ J.‘
on National Suffrage Day. Saturday.
the public bnthI house on the east
bench.
liigh officials of the Connecticut
Company. including Vresldent 1.. 8.
Storm, Chief Counsel Harry Day. Man-
Alger Potter. Snpperintendent (lonely.
and others visited Rotor) Point in a
special car Saturday. and expressed
much satlstaotlcn at the splendid pro-
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Bishop Brewster WAll list: that
such an Assistant be Provided
to Advance Work in Diocese
That All. Rev. Ernest J. Craft for-
is within the range of possibility. and
Finn, county «president; AndrewR J. The Socialist party is favorable to sul-fills friends in this gltymope that. there
Association. and is at present the Con- Connll! of banbury. excounty oresl- trace. and their emblem *3 “‘9 "‘R
I. pecticut member of the executive com-
mittee or the New England Section of
the National Electric Light Associa
dent; John S. McCarthy. of Bridge-
port, and Patrick Cudahy. or Bridge-
port There was a. musical program
Ation. . Arendeled which delighted the mem-
eri'" " A: duties as superin-
pendant Mr. Gardner will continue his
has been with. the company. This
vaork. however, will be nnndled from'
Nowell: instead of from Waterbury,‘
Alps in the past.
R Mr. Gardner will make his home In
R Namath. loosing here as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be nondeR
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URAL DELIVERY HORSE RUNB
The wagon used by James Leonard.
rural delivery; carrier. on route No. All.
'Ilroni the Norwalp autos. came to one:
hers.
pvorlt as sales manager. which position R DOG count-tr REFUGE lN‘cHURIeH
he has held during the two years heA )- dos 110101181158 to Mrs. JR W. An.
drawn. at 88 Franklin avenue, ‘took
refuge in the vestibule of. st; Mary's
church. yesterdhyafternocn. liter be.
in he struck by a passing automobile
:The Jetted animal might have been
looked in all night had not Rev; '1‘. J.
Find noticed lt‘ cuddled up in the cor-
per. his notified the police and the
dog wds tuition to the station to await
a. claimant. Through astute detective
linstinct; James MoKelrnab, riot or the
WWW torso, but janitor at the TownA
«than, Hall bosons. toned A‘A‘AAAA
rose. Bo, therefor. on Saturday. the
[Socialists marched and large banners
Rdeolared "Wear the Red Rose tor the
Raocinllst Party." Time were those
women who wars the red rose regard-
ed by the throngs. the greater major-
ity of which had not heard or the
unit’s meeting. as Socialist sympathise
eIrn.
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Quick action on the part A)! William
Edmonde. of 112 Bbuth Main effect.
and loose Davis of Ann street. un-
Rdoubtedly saved the helium boy, or
RNorth' sin street. from drowning.
Rsetur y alteration at about it: 30 o'~
clock... m rescued boy and his
"Abrotlier Ernst: were blaring hbbu c I,
will be no doubt or itmhen the con
vantlon meets in this city in June.
They feel that he would be an ideal
man for the place. The latest issue
of the Churchman, the official publi-
cation ot the diocese, contains a.
statement by the Right Alter. Chauncey
‘Bunce Brewster,A bishop of Connd’étb‘
out. outlining his position betcrethe
. convention.
Bishop Brewater says he will not
. ask for a bishop condiutor. He does
EEVEB A ’0' ‘ . Rnot think it timely to choose the man
who Will be his successor. Neither
will he ask for the division‘s)! theAdlo-
cese. lie: thinks possibly it may
have been Providentlal that the ques‘
tlon of division failed at previous con-
ventlonIe. because he sees that in time
Enema” will not only have to be
divided into two parts but into three
with diarttord, New. linen and
Bridge not as cathedral towns
when AAAAAA R
intao'y impersonate, In Progress
to AtheRIemllel-s oi the Build-
, it'll Bite AConIAmittee
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SIR Willi IR 315. Ill]
Fla.nnod AA Erect a ten Boom
Building for $30,000“
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Eight probable sites upon which
school buildings might be erected were
visited gateway afternoon by the
board of education members and the'
committee representing the city coun- Coilége in- the class of last year, and sessions; still hepefnl that events of
on The min- of inepection acquainted all of her classmates who can arrange the next three or four days It“!
the menawlthsthe various features, it will attend the ceremonies. There broaden the horizon od‘ their new
good and bad, of the different ploper
ty and makes it posgfllee :0,- action in South Norw,alli and Hilihurn, N y., problem. Carranza, declining the
Aciloosing a site to be taken at the from which place the Wolfe familymestion of a truce. asserted a ll
school board meeting to be held next came - . islon of hostilities “would only ‘
Tuesday night.
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RE; The «A. lint].
A was quite extensive. A
I Captain AAnderscn recently secured
:a steam engine tram a White automo-
I bile. He was trying it out when and-
denly a sport of flame set tire to his
best. He could do nothing to put out
the blaze. though he attempted to do
I50. BM before “18 firemen Md suc- two or the italians working in Louie’s Knight W. J. Mullissn, of 'l‘h
ce‘eded in “9111118 “19 flames ”- 800d gang doing the concreting on the new
sized hole had been burnt in the craft.
The b0“ W“ MOM?“ near the accidents on Saturday afternoon, one All the council of the plenum
East Nor-walk Yacht Club, off Seaview being more seriously hurt than
avenue. The alarm attracted many companion. pum was taken to the
East Elders.
AN ANTIDOTE FOR eloHLomo today
POIBONING
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that mercuric ohlorid poison no can
be treted by the use of .sodlum
phosphate with excess of sodium bi-
ONRRWMW Thus. editorially, ”I" being expected that he will be dire
journal says: "This solution. it is charged within “m. or two.
claimed. instantly converts the bi-
Chlor‘a to the mild ChIol-Id. Which can Iner but fortunately there was wfite r R R“
be removed by a dose of castm oil.
it 18 my "seesaw that the sodium he did not butter back. and rosin so
uhosrhete shall be chemically rum" tween the girders as rum nae dona' ‘
Attention should therefrom again bei
called to the tool. says The Journal: AGAIEOR BUYS HoMé
ot the American Medical AssociationR
that the names ”sodium phosphate” ‘WRIREWWWA 339k!“ on W0 U- A9. 3- which last night broke out in, _
and “354mm bhwbliitfie" Me so similar Delaware. which is being but in cou- «nonmetal section of this city
. that shortens error can be made by dltiou at the Norfolk you they fievrsl buildings were a“
R misinterpretation, R‘WIA. ”9 home 3'1 9- “WWW “ARI 'Ii‘be'ir filmy construction rendere
B 'R’R‘WWRIM “(we 01R "WWW“ The? “We“ W 3’9 efforts In! the ilreruen virtual u
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Severstdood Locations Appeal
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the .lauoch oi CapoR
Chart es Anderson. 0; East Non
waRlRlA. halt an accident yesterday in the .
Anature of a fire. and the Mayflower but these plans were necessarily The degree team of South N
IHOOK and Ladder Company-was celled :banged, because of the Mexican war.
I out on a geenrnl alarm m light the I.eutennnt Roth has a two months'
flames.‘ Chemicals were used. The cave of absence. but must nbt leave
Idamn c while not to “I estimat the United States' because he must u
g’ ’ p p y ad: Ireturn to duties if needed. .. also take part in a second, m
In a recent issue of a prominent
medical Journal, the statemnt is made
”"CIouuy remain and Thul‘Iday. . "
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Ceremony Will be Performed in
St. Bartholomew's Choroh,
, Neill Yorkmayilth. , HA
Miss Georgia Wolfe. _ .
sister oi! m-
Mayor. Robert M, Wolfe. M. D.. or
South Norwaik, whose engagement
was announced some time ago will
wad Lieutenant Edward Roth, ot the
Coast Artillery Corps, stationed at “My I9 "MN” "I. ”III”?
New Bedford, Mass, on Saturday nf- '
ternc‘on. May 9th, in New York city. II “LOUD“ .
The ceremony will be performed at R'
at. Bartholomew's Episcopal church,
at 43rd stReet and Madison avenue, at ,SWWIH “WRITII
.4 D. m A , “‘
Miss Wolfe is well known in townA ,. [N'uys ARE "np‘fln
through her frequent visits at her R R *
brother’s home. she has many lrleuds! ‘ _ ‘ --—--—-, , '
among the Norwnlk Country Club‘ .
members. at wliichRVresort she‘was inflame“ “I" sand. om "WA
frequent guest. All join in extending? - r '
commune“, That Dictator May Realm,
Miss Lelia Crampton, of Belden ave- . . . , m“ R .
nue, Norwalk, is to be the mold or WASHINGTON, May 4:419;
honor and George Hibbard of Provl- the retusal 01’ Gal'l‘lmnlgonlmuam
.denoe, will be best man Ex Mayor in Chief. t0 declarean MEMO ‘ .
Wolfe will give the bride Mia} Athe Huerta government. the South
Miss W olle is a graduate of Smith 3 American envoys today resumed til
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will also be guests from Brooklyn, tlcns to include the entire no;
.‘ Lieutenant Roth is .a graduate or to the benefit or Huerta. in the Diva
Harvard Unlieraity and later or a War now going 0n it! Mexico WW“!
mllitry training school. He will wearR
full dress uniform for the weddingR.
ceremony I
I on the Friday evening preceding
the ceremony there will be a dinner
at the Hotel Astor tor the entire
Ihrldal party. I
The young people will not divulge;
the destination of their wedding trip.
They had planned a trip to Europe.
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scrum til lllltllltts
or itiltllfllit creel.
The month; at Nay ,prdrnlnee to
quite interesting in W
Abns circles in this vicinity.
(‘ouncl will go to Greenwich.1’iiun
day evening, to initiate a class of can
didates tor Oronlco Council, sodium!”
there on Friday evening. Theda,
convention of K. of C. will beheld
anlnaa wonKEns R R Greenwich on the 12th and as am
Allminary to. this in the 10th on ex
"IVE BI” FILE-8 plltlcation of the third degree will}
given to a. class of nearly 200 cm
Ainuretta Pulli and Charles Ornocl. dates by State Deputy
ville, assisted by his staff nud'I
Washington street bridge, met with officers from outside the nth?
hill trlct which comprises Greenwich.
councils in Stamford and Norwum
hospital in the ambulance" for trent- ‘iouth Nomalk mm", the ., 1 ”Ag "
meat. and use reported doing nicely tion of District _,06Almtl' Joly-V
Mellon will'take port. Soot ..
walk will furnish twentyrone on
dates Afor this degree. ~
A number from here ’WIII‘BI
tend the grand convention brill
II'lh. The delegates to them ,I
tlon d‘iom South Norwalk Council "
C A. McNamara. and William F
many and the alternates are W. 1’.»
Ward and I). W Harford.
.. I‘ and fell down between
the forms on the steel girders which
are being concreted IHe was scraped
and bruised about the head and suf
feren much pain. He . was giVen
prompt attendance and the hospital
treatment has douo‘ much for him. it
Ornoci met his fate in a similar man
beneath him, which broke his tail, and "FT! [IVES [081' I"
VWLPAIIIBII [IKE
V-ALPARAISO. Chile, May Air-«AM
Andrew Paul and Joseph Bordon. ht than titty lives More lost in ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler