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iiev. Stephen F. Cherniizky, of
St. Ladislaus B. c. Church, is
Assigned to Bridgeport
Church
nun VAVEVVVV
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“Regret is Expressed at His
leaving
i
I Father Stephen F. Cherntizky stat-
ed this morning that be is to go
to Bridgeport, to oillciate as motor of
the Catholic Hungarian church inv
that city. confirming the rumor which
has been current. for some time. He’E
gave out the news to his parish last
night. this being the first positive ,ln-
Tormationbabout the matter.
l-iis successor. Rev. Sza‘to. menE-
tlEbnod below. is of a high character ‘
of great learning and a man of whom
the parishoners will be proud. He
is a graduate of the Baltimore (Md)
ISeminary and secured a degree for
Lei'iiciency in mathematics,
. It will be regretted that Father
Lhernitzky is to leave South Norwalk.
He has ever been a bright energetic
clergyman. one looking toward the
but
Illa El . .I
in every sectidn of the city He is
beloved by his bongregstion and by
_.the townspeople. as well - V
5 - «Parish Will Change Hands
‘A. Thor weeks it was said that
been Neuriehrer, priest of the Bridge-
port Catholic church. hashad trouble
:with the Bishop. and as a result or
be troubles he was going to leave
lEBridgeport. The change has, as we
dire told, happened. These troubles
Iliave so affected Rev. Neuriehror that
lie is lying in the hospital, and he will
not return to Bridgeport. The Hurt
r.l'ol'd Bishop has placed Rev Stephen)
lla‘. Chernltzky, priest at South Nor
walk. who is highly educated and who
‘ should make the church grow. at the
Vdiead o; the Bridgeport church. The
'lSouth 'Norwalk church will be tpken.
Edi: charge by Rev Joseph Nicholas
VVVBzabo. formerly of Loraine. IO, and
‘ throop, Pa. .
We also mention here that Rev.‘
mack Grosz of Perth Audio}, (for-
poorly or South Norw elk). has had an
, col s t in which he. sprained his leg;
I V ming down the stairs, it is
I It: dE that he will be better In a few"
at s. and back among his people.
E The above appeared in the Hungar-
Vatican Nepscava, of the May
‘ This is auto York.
.1..
ephsn nukes. of sprlugw‘obd.
tr .la'tVEed the same for The sent/Vim.
‘the journey in extent as given above.
a” up lit or his people. and MEE‘E“ .
nquitiI goodwill toward an the
A
Roy. ‘
_ was his 2 545th appearance before an
H Ripley Camp. Spanish War "Veterans.
I‘ held a very pleasant social session,
“"“Vllill IT I It
a... w. Erwin Takes Several HE E.” ,
_ ll us
Hundred People to Japan and
Return Last Night
Noted Inventor Sees New Type
of flashing. Made By Spoc-
It was a pleasant Journey. that to.-
ken last evening by an entire church
congregation of South Norwalk, from
San Francisco to and through the
Hawaiian Islands. through Japan, to
Hong Kong, China. and return across [ally Manufafluring -
the sea. What mattered it that a Sun-
day was taken from one week and Company
two Mondays appeared in another!
The vacation trip was personally con-
ducted by James W. ErwinJ'a most
talented lecturer, .who saw to it that
there were no delays in the wonder-
ful sights to be seen, and who explain
ed each at length.
It was the second lecture of Mr.
Erwin here this spring. and the' topic
was “The Lands 0! The Rising Sun,"
The downtown Methodist church was
well tilled with anger and interested
VEAVAVAVEEV VAV
VAEVVAZAAV VEVAVE
Tests Are To be Made in
New York
voyagers. As the various pictures
A new type of machine of the ultra
were shown on the screen, depicting
violet ray sterilizing device has been‘
constructed in South (Norwaik at the
Specialty Manufacturing Company. in
Water street, and today samples of
water taken iron: the city main and
from the News“: harbor at the open-
Mr. Edwin pleasingly presented a
paragraph of explanation about each.
Some were moving pictures, while
others It ere colored slides.
The most interesting for the chil-
dren present was the set showing the'
natives using surf boards. The pic-A
tures were wonderful and Mr Erwin
told of his experience in using one.
and of how he furnished Emuch amuse
ment for the spectators as he tried to
duplicate the stunts of those more
‘fumiiiar with the boards.
The fruitsI, vegetables and general
products; the wondrous trees with
'hrliliant foliage; the flowers; the sar-
death: an in Japan; the street scenes
his
Small legs lamb. 180.
IV“ “I“ ' ““1. ”133% snowman
ll 00 M ens of EaEEE s r. I WW'? rigs
youngpspple carrying thetlny 0 s IV” .30 ”TM 1% Ito 22c
P: the fdmlll”. mi!” of sturdy Ch" vm| chm. ”an“ 220 , ‘." .
dren, Ithe soidlerva ”‘9 harbor :ibto 'dlnall smoked shoulders, 14c.
which Perry entered to open the pop; V ‘ t mast“ 3.169“;
of the empire to the world, one of WEEifi-Eimenbsnlfemfidc to 22¢.
most picturesque setting: the (titled. .meyl pork. lilo. ‘
the mountains; magnificent houses: “Hamburg steak 16c.
(fiilldren at play and at school; the Pigs liver, 84:.
“811’ feet. flE‘eBh 6c
geisha girls and their entertainments
Asparagus. sweet potatoes. carrots.
the ginrickiahaw and chair for short
travel; the boats and canals on which bests. lettuce, celery hearts, green “d
wax beans. green I.peppera native spin-
they are used; the sports of the coun-
try; the work of making fans and par sch tomatoes squash radiance MN!"
I.barb sdalllopsE.- I I ~
users; the wonderful heir- dressing or
they.)
Vbelng put through the process. A test
is to be made to determine the omel-
cilcy of this new manner..of sterilizer.
(Continued on Ninth Page)
SMALL FHEHISHLDS. 150
SHALL Sill.“ LAMB. 11c
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the women; the manner of livingi the
substitute for rubbers in wet- weather
in operation; and countless othed at-
tractlve views of the wonderful little
nation
lRev. W. H Wakeham announced
that Mr. Erwin has been encased to
come here for two days again in Go
tober, and it is a certainty that be
will be cordially welcomed than. A
large man. of prepossesslux appear
once; Mr. Erwin is a most interaction"
speaker, his words bowing this after
another in beautiful array and pos
sassiag great charm in description.
In the ten ears 0 his is u in tin E AWN? IMEP‘EO'VW ”Ed “'9“ “m“:
r ‘ ct '3 '5 3 at] meeting or the local scout matter!
was held in the City Hall, last nights
It was the mound albedo": in the
school or instructions given under the
_. "‘ direction - Eoi Scout Commissioudr
Piris MacDonald and was indeed very
instructive.
Aitbr the instruction had been Econ-
eluded the masters talked over the
plans and vdted to hold a Field DW
at the home of Mr. MacDonald \in-
West warrant. on Decoration Day. it
Beers Meat Esnd Prov. Co
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VVVVV IAAAVVERV VV
VAVE ElElV VAV
oi Pirre MacDonald, in
West, Harwell:
\
audience. .
II’IIIIIytI imuuinv
as,VEGElltllllssllAnrtn
E The Ladies' :hnillary, of William Mc-
lng of a sewer pipe were taken after;V
Will he llsld May 30. at Grounds V,
last credit: '9. ‘ the continual-tars in
. ‘ a
is. stunned that all the troops
will participate. Hereed‘ts
ijht ti: banking home. also. will.
. are In der way.
IV ME VVVVAVIVV
billion seamen annual lie.
hung. 8hMy Surplus oi
$434.73; Vidal!
The parish Mus of St. Pauls
Church was held “Est night and there
was units a large number present. The
financial report was presented and the
officers elected (or the year. The war
denselectod aife AlbertA. Betta and
David 'S. IPoliard. Following is the list
of vestrymen: William A. Pryor. irv.
ing ABmitim Arthur Chittim, St. John
Merrill, John C. London, Alfred Jack-
son. Home E. Dean. George A. Sher
ron ill. [touts W. Leonard x. X indi-
cates new mefibsrr’iii
Clerk—Frank; L. Boston.
Collector—David H. Pollard.
Treasurer-James 1“. Allan.
‘Auiiitorswlie‘rberl o. Pollard and
George J Cavanagb.
The treasurerls report Was very grat-
ifying and slioVrs the church finances
to be in excellent condition. The re
celptu were 35, 207. 57, and there is left
$22. 30 from the disbursements. The
assets of the church are:
Casi: ........ L-............ $22.30
Real estate and buildings. .. 78, 000. 00
[Unexpired insdiince . ....... 380. 00V
Unpaid paw rants ... ...... . 300. 09
’ its. use. so.-
Liabilities and as follows:
W. if. James’ legacy notes” 513,160.00
Amounts payable . ......... 775.00'
"Surplus .64. 747. 30
$78. 682. 30V
The legacies. and trust funds of the:‘
church amount to 8118.64518 There
was Viscusslonyovsr the matter of pine-
log t sss fund? I: the bands of the so'
cisty which
chuthds. m: was
so.
Wallace Dunn unease. flohn Merrill
were: elsoted delegates to the Episco-
pal convention. which will «be held in
June. at St. John' 8 Cbruch. Bridgeport.
-—NOTICE.
it any boy or girl under 16 years or
age «who has not yet enrolled their
names as contestant in the Dunlap
Pony Contest and who would like this
beautiful rig with but little short.A
will meet the manager on Saturday.
lltsybtl: they may learn seasons
1 greatVy to their advantage. To those
residing downtown. at Angevine' s for
aim-V store at 11 a. in. More resin.
lug uptown at Beers’ uptown market
at 3 p m. A E Carroll.
VEVVV VVVVE VVAAPAVV
VVEVV JVVE EAVV
I.
V IllaIIIV lies Bess brasserie—Front
of Site to be Remodeled—j
lVlIIturee Will be of 03k
E'l‘hV new Toopte'i Trust company
will pen tbr business in the swarm
Co butt block. in Wilmington street.
on J as a: Arransements are now
7' beta made for the commencement oi:
‘ h
basin as.
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the
the
VI: to be remodeled. interior
chin: ed considerably.
Th furniture has been estimatedon
lid «easements for its installation
The fixtures Will be
most attractive pattern hav-
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Cloudy Tonight'and Saturday.
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State Prison Officials Summoned
to Testify in the Becker Trial
iiexl week
Siltlillllllllillli
lVllVli churns
Third Sectional 100 Men Apt?
neared in court Today
“on——
lion of one hundred of the three hun-
dred taiesmsn drawn for the second
trial of Charles Becker. former police
lieutenant, charged with having insti-
gated the murder of Herman Rosen~
thal, reported in court today when the
Ithlrd day‘s session began Meanwhile
another panel of one hundred names
Iwai being drawn at the order of Jus-
tice Seabury. This will make a total
of 400 talesmeu. fifty more than were
I drawn for the first Becker trial.
From the remaining 200 tuiesmen it
was expected that the six vacant seats
in the jury box would be tilled and that
District Attorney Charles S. Whitman
I (Continued on Third Page)
VEVVAVEVA ‘A‘AVVVIVEEV
George E stun}:
Not More Than One lionth to
Conduct Easiness
George E. Sartain. of Fairlisld, for-.I
[meriy of South Norwalk has been ap- A
[pointed temporary receiver for the
VEastern i’Underwear Company of “Fair-V
Vflsid and he has been allowed not
'mora than one month to conduct the
business. There will be a hearing on
libs confirmation of the temporary re
ceiver before Judge Joseph P Tattle
in the Civil superior Court on May 22.,
M. Wesley Sherwood and George E.‘
hartsin are etoCkholders in the com-
Iap by and they claim to own 163V
shares The company was organised
with a capital stock of 8160. 000. The
NEW YORK. May 8.—-The third sec-V
Vs AllowedJ
VVVV. VVlllllEl’
nu I PAVliVilVll
Will Succeed Leroy Montgom-
ery as Teller oi Fairfleld
County Savings Bank
-—.-—-———.
Jay S, Buckley yesterday afternoon
was. tendered. and accepted the elec-
tion to the position of teller ol the
ceedlng Leroy Montgomery, who has
resigned Ito become Secretary and
treasurer of the new trust company.
Mr. Buckley today was the reel tent
of many congratulations on his pro-
motlonand all his friends wish him
success. which is.sure to follow. in
(his new position. It“ is indeed a high,
compliment which the board of direc-
tors of the bank paid to Mr. Buckley
by choosing him from a very large
list of applicants and expresses the
confidence which the business men of
VNorwalk place in him.
Mr. Buckley is possessed of a most
pleasing personality and his seven
years of- work in banking circles of.
Nor-walk have brought him a host of
friends. He is twenty-three years
old and resides on Maple street. His
entire banking experience has been
gained at the National Bank of Nor-
walk, where he started in as a runner
when sixteen years of age. lie to
maincd in that position for two years.
He was then made bookkeeper. con-
tinuing in that capacity up to the
present time. a period of, live years.
Mr, Buckley is prominent in fraternal
circles being a members of Our Broth-
ers“ Lodge, No. 10. i. 0. O. R. and 8t
VJohus’ Lodge, No. 6. F. and A. M. He
its a member of the Nutmeg Club and
attends thsNorwalk M. E. Church.
V Mr. Montgomery will leave on the
first of June to “games his new duties
Vlad his successor Iwill probably basin
{Work the wedkibsfore this first so as
'tmbecome associated with the duties.
The vacancy in the National Bank or
iNorwslk will be tilled at a meeting or
V
. Ithe directors or the institution which
will be held next Tuesday. It is like
Viy that promotions ot‘ the present
force will be made
...._.__._‘______ ..
l *MlLLlyERY.
Nice line of Panamaa iexhnrns.
while and burnt straw shapes for sum
mer use. Also Japanese silk hoolery.
I600. and title. Miss K. A. Polhemus, 80
Washington street; city
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two plaintiffs claim that they have‘
borrowed all the money they can and
that the cash of the company is tied
Aup in machinery and material and-
tbey want, the business wound up.
~Il‘ry it ms the best in tomb-our
bread. BsnpcrIBskery. 5 Monroe St
Wm
VIEW MM” posts
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V
A Two sisters} resVdn
E' noun, Misses Ger
Eellmluation otld dbué‘srous curve in
be the heart of the town. will possibly be
return from a
been
is the
shocked when t
visit: and find that the land Eh
seized by the authorities. Desgllt
A many serious accidents that hm been
caused at that point. the sisters to
11V; in New Ca-
do and Mary
use [vault has been ordered from GroesVerncrm‘vbo pays for years r9-
oaler sate Ipeopie. The front of fused to glV9 “piw'flVOV town a strip
titling will kick entirely different. of land which“ ‘Wdtild disks possible the
Father Ordered to Pay $25 a,
Month Towbrd the Child-
Vren’ a Support
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was granted a divorce. from Martha A.
‘llopkins. of the some place, yesterday
were married on September 5,
lidselsln.
'F‘airfleld County Savings bank, sud-A
MAV SEND A
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PresideotEWiisonEanthhs Cabins
Discuss Cablegrams Received
From General Fuustoo
‘rv.
.Dealh Slrugglelikely Soon so.
I/ whole schoal. and is a distinct
Alfred Hopkins, oi South Norwalk‘.
by Judge Joseph P. Tuhble in the Clv~
ll Superior Court The defendant (is
sorted on October 28 1910. The couple
1900.
and the defendant's maiden name was
When Hopkins brought his divorce
proceedings his wife instituted a cross
slush ViiVVElV . ,
Inga illlllllli:
tween Constitutionali‘st
and Federals
—-—-——-—_
WAIsmNG'roN, May 8.-—A long «:14.
pher telegram from General Funston,
at Vera Cruz. that stirred the General.
Stan? of the Army into a confluence-
that did not break up until nearly mid;
night, Was to be placed before EthoE
president and his Cabinet today by .‘
Secretary Garrison. Willie details‘ot
the dispatch were not givenout, it was
understood to contain reports taken.» -
General Funston by refugees from
Mexico City. Secretary Garrison 1:;th
today no aggressive movement of any V
kind by the American forces was or-
dered, yet it was known that high onl-
ciais of the War Department were an:
ions to station at Vera Cruz 91‘ E,
ships within striking flames of
port a force povierlul enough to
a switt descent en Mexico City Elf tin
became necessary. Probbbly id
.or 8010002 humid be repulsed.
. _ ——iah+—- ‘
(Continued on Tenth party
‘-I
_ -—NOTICE.
The motor boat Viola. will run fro
Rotor: pier every Sunday from not!
on. Tel, 505 2.‘
ADOPT HEW SYSTEIE
0F 8. 8. LESBOIIE
The Sunday’“Bchool Board of
So 1th Norwalk Congregational Church,
having in charge the system of Todd
sons to be studied next year, snbmlé-
ted a report last evening. after 09.1%
siderable thought put upon the' main:
ter it was decided to adopt the In .
national Grades System. and this
go’Einto‘ enact next October. 10116::
the summer vacation, which will
ml: of the perfecting of the plan. M
will necessitate the grading of-
A
vance over any
used in the school,
At the close of the regular prong-
meeting, the committee in Moon .
the Woodward Avenue ‘ CQVVCSVI
Branch. met and perfected plans
the opontug of the work on till: 17
The place of meeting will be so! .
today. John N. Glover is the MW‘
at the committee. and Franklin Thompt‘
son is the secretary.
system heretofore
Adan. Hall.
complaint alleging intolerable cruelty.
but today she did not press the chem
against her husband and when His
Honor granted a decree to her hus-
band and gave her the custody of two
minor children, she seemed to be Well
satisfied. The father has been ordered
IVEVITIIB All“ DAMAGE
fused to sell any lend to do away with
the curve of the road.- and when it was
[learned that they- vars away from
port or the children.
GERMAN WLITIRV
r I
to pay 325 a mouth towards the sup
IMHIP DEBTRWEII
crops yesterday by storm the
several Southern Etatea. A.
southern Georgia and mum
wire communication Vdemorai ‘
destroyed growlnfi" it
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