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As announced the pupils of the
eighth grade of the East Norwallr
schools competed at the Marvin school
yesterday (or two prizes altered by the
Nor-walk Equal Franchise League for
the best essay in favor of Equal Suf-
frage. The essays were read at eleven
o’clock by the pupils.
Miss Margaret
chairman oi the committee. and llirs.
A. H. Cole represented the League.
The judges were Mrs. H. H. Knox.
county leader of Tairfleld county;
Alias iDotha Stone Hnneo. leader for
Senatorial District No. 26, and Miss
_, Clara |Hill. town leader.
The contestants were: Jessie Lis-
bona. Francis Crosby, Muriel Bartilir.
Kathleen Phillips. Carlton ‘L'Homme-
dleu. Patrice Monahan. Vestal and
vernal Fudge, 'li‘red. Involoy. Olive
' Iiipson. Miss ‘Br‘iody is the teacher or
this grade. When the children had
.Anished reading. the papers were col-
lected and turned over to the chair-
man of the Judges to be examined.
The decision will be made at once
and the prizes given Friday next, at
a. quarter to eleven. by Mrs. H. H.
lanox.
The tug Addie V.,ls in Stanu‘iord co»
' day.
Allen Wood, or First street. was a
Avisltor in Bridgeport yesterday.
’ Charles Oddo, of the East Side bar-
ber shop. returned to his duties to-
’ day alter a brief illness.
.. lira Howardusht of (New Hillard.
91s visitibxv nor mother" rm. r.’ s.
Ainsworth. of last avenue.
A. Barnes. or Second street, has
Lunch 'Room on South Main street.
Second District.
The ground ’in trout of Harper's
block is all torn up, and workmen are
building conduits and man-holes. The
work will be finished withon a day or
no.
7 ' 3‘; «The won. on Brown and llldmond's
dew iish market in the Rainer Block
' is rapidly nearlngcomplotlmi and the
‘ 1 young men will open their new store
, V017 80011.
A large number 0! East Side resi-
dents combined with a party of South
..Norwaik boating enthusiasts journey-
fitoseethelrlnlcupyachtraces
on Bandy._'HOoka‘New York. today:
.Chnrles Abbott has taken apositlou
.7 'ith the lockwood Manufacturing Co.
" fi- South Norwalk. He recently re-
sinous-Mummies wlflltheCres-
Ff Holly is thoroughly renovating
Stevens Wilson.5
, . u recess a
taken n"position" in. the unitary?“ m“ u’ ”
..mmsunlfienwmmxwk
:1". D. izmeoflcmldanck.
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;aiternoou.
The Ladies' Aid society of the East
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i The Wilson chicken coop coutrover
sy is becoming almost an internation-
al question. Some look at the matter
iiohlngly while others consider it very
serious in the meantime the 6 x 5
coop remains in the new position
The joint district committee will
meet this evening and open bids tor
the new lighting plant. A lot oi in-
terest is being show in the project of i
the new plant. It is hoped to corn-
mence operations on the same imme-
diately.
venue Methodist church, met this9
Ray Finch spent Sunday at a picnic
near .Danbury.
The Congregational Ladles' Aid so
cisty will meet In the church rooms
Thursday afternoon.
The Methodist Ladies‘ Aid sociew
ty is giving an entertainment in the
church rooms tonight.
lliov. C. A. Wilson of upper New
York state is visiting his daughter
here, Mrs. A. C. Wilson.
Mrs. Wesalink has bought the old
Lester house on the Post road and is
occupying it for the season.
Dr. John Godfrey, the dentist. h
building a house at the corner or
Scdgewick avenue and the Post road.
Miss Lillian Cullen, who in in Stain-
ford under special treatment, is al-
ready showlng very much improve-
‘Ths Decker Oyster Company has.
accepted the price of 816.000 mm moi
Bridge Construction Committee ior'
their land on the west side at the new .
bridge. which had been condemn ed.-
The Decker Oyster Company has made ‘
arrangements with the Martina Dredg
lug Company to do dredging work on
their grounds 0! Water street to be
used instead of the land which has
been sold.
A large number or people turned
Iout last evening to attend the very;
, popular lecture of George L. Olney. oi,
New York city. entitled “The Way- I
,ward Boy," at the East Avenue )1. E.
lesions. on. Olney ammo is
‘talk with very pretty slides. which
were taken horn photographs snapped
in the am oi New York city. The
lecture tniis’a beautiful story with an
elective moral and was unloved very
much.
{snob stillrnan, who formerly con-
ducted the drug Me on m street.
has removed “hi household edema to
'New Yovkcity,wbnra hisiwitn lies in
“hospital in d cdficahosndltiou. Hr.
I petition in
baukru'pmy in the U ted States Dis-
trict Court, slowing some or $2,
904.36 and assets of $800. Ir. 'Still-
mauruadsalargsnuinberotfrisnds
during his stay in flat Norwalk, who
deeply regret to hear at his miston
tunes
.I
There has been considerable talk
um am sure residents about the
city's 'action in rfinrd to the moving
of Charles H. Winon's ohichcncoop
from ouepart orhn‘yuaioanoum.
Different howls are considering the
advisability of petitioning the court.
oil to compel the doing away or out-
side toilets, which are a menace to
the health of the community audhav-
ing connections made with the sewer
system. This important question irre-
calving some attention.
Aspecialnnntilgoitbcilariahol
ChristChmdh, EastNor-waik,wil_ibs
called (or Thursday evening. June 18.
iortbepurpoaeoitakiugndiononlhs
rcsignationutncv. J. autism“.
who has been the rector here cor
themtuycaraAaReinr48rowa
has taikedotrenlaningmrseveral
monthapshtnndhisprsaeut‘aotlou
mummfimhnodoflq
butthntthgl-WIHIN
ed. nkuddbfloodbemplates
in the future, and expect-to iin’vs
Mfiurwalhlorthewnatdnriagtbe
merit.
James Marbornmsnd. of Mansfield
avenue. has joined the coterie oi auto~
‘mobilists and handles his auto like a
veteran
Ella Wilkins. colored ruaid at the
Pentecost home in Tokenek. who died
last week was buried yesterday in
Spring Grove cemetery.
John Kelly of Sharon, was fined 83
and costs by Judge Dance, in the
town hall. Saturday, on a charge at
Indecent exposure. Payment was
made. The arrest was made by Con-
stable Bates.
Mrs. John R. Emory. of New York
spent Tuesday with her brother, Mat
thew (kilos. in Prospect avenue. On
Saturday she sails for Europe ontbc
TliE REMAINS GIIE
T0 FLILIIIOIIIEEIEIT
(Continues new First Pass)
A serials disagreement has devel-
,oped between the mediators and the
American delegates on this point. but
there was behaved today to be a pros
Ipoet of reaching common grounds. The
mediators and the Ionian donates
have promsed that the new provision-
:al president should come into since as
provided for in the Huicnn Constitu-
tion. being first appointed Minister oi
Anirs by General Huerta and suc-
ceeding the latter when he resigns.
This method, the American delegates
have argued. would be tantamount to
recognition of Huerta, as~ exerching
Constitutional powers, a position con-
sistently denied not only by the Arri-
erican Government, but the Constitu-
tioualist cause. The mo’dhtors were
,0! the opinion that the United States
'ln this instance should waive beshni
entities and consider that the end ins-
tided the means.
The Americans delegates are in a
dinicult situation in arguing this point.
for while may do not wish to agree
to anything involi'ring even a tacit rc-
cognltion or General Huerta as the
Constitutional rotor 01 Mexico. i110!
nreinthedarkaato whatthe Con-
stitutionalists will or will not accept.
The plan which has been virtually
agreed upon", not only by the media-
tors and the American delegates. but
by the Huerta delegates as women
templates giving to the Constitution
alists what amounts to a ms. t!
share in tbailnw provisional govern-
ment. in elect. it recognizes the rail.
itnry achievement of the revolution by
giving the Constitutionalist party a
controlling voice in the government.
which would mgn possession of the
electoral machinery. They have it in
their power to ensure the holding of a
lair election. and ii the Constitution-
allsts' cause is the popular one. they
would experience no dithculiy in elect-
ing General Cnrrausa. or any one else.
to the presidency tor a regular term.
The details 0! the composition of the
new governmental-0 being worked out
in the daily couiucncss. The airs
now is to obtain for provisional weal-i
dent a man of Constitutionallst atllul.‘
tins. capable and broad enough to give
i
steamer with Ir. llbnory. who goes .
abroad on business tor the than of lair consideration to the legitimate in
tercats of the Huerta party or the
Behling Brothers and Company, or
(our cabinet portiolios it has been
N" Y9“ 7”" “m w“ h" ' practically agreed that the lilointr'yoi
world-wide reputation.
rile Woman‘s can-ins Tempebancn
Uniob’be‘ld a meeting In sis Darin
Libiury handing Wednesday after-
noon and organised for the campaign
The members loci cncOuragcd with
the outlook and committees will be
Foreign, shall go ta a man
n! m%%; but not gbiectien- ;
able the Constitution»
naturallellm lot llnnnoe so an
loomed-st mm: the Mandy.
confidant» of the CWWQM
buttobesmcsindhythellnsrcspar-f
1!; and the Minute oi (lobar-sch"
appointed to look alter all details to (Interior flaw“) shall be 0;
build up a powerful organisation for Constitutionallst innings. but one'
food In the Mt likely to be fair In his adjustment or
the'. various provisional governor-hiss
Frederick Stevens has returned to an 1.5%“. ”mm .1“.qu m.
his home in Darius. after having w give thematitutluwlisteib‘w
been confined to the Stamford Howl outlying. out of live mm in sym-
talioraie'wdaysasarcsultoian uthjwlththeircaunc. lam!!!»
attack or appendicitis Stevena‘ cou- find g. dignified my tor the retirement
dltlon was so weal: that the hospital. of fim the mediators are bupress-
physicians decided it was not best ed with the method suggested by the
to operate m‘They from his appeudla lievlcan delegates oi permitting him
and when his. strength has returned
will cut it out.
also A rs the new provisional presto
dent. Also the mediators have in mind
The Methodist Episcopal Ladles' Aid the fact that the regular powcrs rec;
society had its usual Thursday after- ognised 1miner-ta as the Constitulonal
noon meeting. with not quite so many president and they wish his dignity rc-
out. but work was accomplished lust tallied bdorn the mucus. The negl-
tbe same.
which Is impervious to wind or mu- not insist upon this W it «m.
or. They move steadily on, and have tied it the m myln‘
accomplished much for the «Hare or it implosnibic to sum it. One way
to appoint a Insists: of For r
This is an organisation can delegation. it is understood. will.
the church. They have mulled r9.
sponslbllties and Providence has sus-
tained them. _
There arena to be just a little more
activity in the real estate inst-keg i
0., units a number oi inquiries. and
occasionally a buyer, as for instantly}
the asunder property has been in
the ma moon. time and has
just been mm by ‘Iins Fisher.
ontoakers, N. Y. who intends tocome
J audresideissre'. numehnsthstabo
willaxtbeplaoeupnsdhnprovait.
anathatotitsaiimaytuvniahaonic
" one also with an incentive is so and
. do likewha.
dbrldgingtbedlilicflfi MW
beans ammonium
m witblnrtnlr swim
awestwitbthemaoverw
msntsoutofirctmmt-
mines-wpsovlsionnipresidsnt
umhsmnmnndhad
each wry-videos“
toot. had but expressed.
invsnvon BUT or iii flan.
iabt be extended .
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AUNMOBILES rips HIRE
Houses a. crow. sound Milo Street,
Jacon'acuaus. Auto and Livery, 15
Washington at. ........."..Te1m
roast-N eNgiv, Elm ei.
HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Repairs,
Painting. 0 Havllaod 51., Tel 30332.
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BOOTS, SHOES. REPAIRED
NAGH'! REPAIR SHOP. 20 Washing-
ton Direct. South Norwalk.
"r. anemone. North mm Street,
000th Nor-walk.
J. LIVINITIIN. Water Street,
South Non-walk,
N. nausea. or Water, ”as. Nam-1k.
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS
er. «Sun a Keven. Steamboat PL,
south Nam-u:
airman uuovaav. 25 one Street,
751. 1202.5
Covnns‘sennosnvswn-sans
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359-3.
mama cowe'rnucviou‘
Knollr liaising. v.1.
aspirant. CONTRACTORS
natures mansion, 25 Wood
mm... .....‘rei.ais.3.
nsLICA'rESSEN.
I. N. NOREHOUGE, Delicatessen and
~ Phony Groceries 35 wall. Tel. 421.
DENTISTS
on. reason a. HOYT, Kenton suns
1.11s .. .. .7». 130513.
. DRESSNAKERS
. m BELLE HARRIS, Keeler Block.
Washington Street, ‘
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scarce ems ChLAHINO a ova.
.‘mcmm hummvoi. 951.
13,1190
list and Pow-
up solarium-1.6.
Jams-matter.” via-mason
I L'osaa. sseaugv sons: ‘r.h 10?.4k
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JOHN WILSON'S Old Established
STEPHEN L, CLARY,‘95 Well 81.,
South Nomlk ......... Tel. 1114-5
Tel. 1131 South Norwalk, Tel. 342.2,
Pleas. RMyton, ,
Vegeuu' on, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY canons, 51 Railroad pLUMBING AND F‘WVNING
Tel. ........ .. ........ .. . 13cc: Achue, ................. Tel 33a ROBERT 3_THOMPSON.E?‘Fi1-st5t.,
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nsosv a new MOTOR can co, West Ave. Fish 1m. sum ordering “THUR E' BENED'CT' 37 if" s"
p.” ”Mr. . specialty. Tel, 401. 11511, fruit and vegetsbm, call 94a 8m" MW” """" T” 11144,
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES FURNITURE POCKET BILLIARDS Pom.
manta auvo suavtv co. 29 RAYMOND and sets 45 Main Street. I . ’
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120 Washington St, ....... Tel 105. WILL'AM 9- ”UBBELL. 10 South
Main Street. 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294—3.
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[EWELRY. NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys, Etc.
The Barar, 76 Washington St.
103 PRINTING
THF— BORDA PRESS. ’6 Wan-Mum H E. DANN and son, 45 Wall Street.
8‘. T25. ..................... 415 NOPWIlk Tel.1311-2-
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South Main, ........... Tel 632-3-
! JUNK DEALERS
Jacon vouaoisxv. as u; Avenue.
Tel. 1W2. .
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elem: 905-2..z ma”...
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Isiah Non-iii, 1.1.4254. m“. """"""""""" T" ”9- MACHINE co. New and Second-hand,
Eli-{£13128 15 Railroad avenue. ..... Tel. 372-4.
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WNW 7- Finn" 7‘ Washlluton Sheet. ......... . ...... .Tnl.302 SIGN PAINTING
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SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL.
04 80. Main street. ..... . Tel. 006
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
fiEYNOLDs moron on 00.. Con-
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DR. 8. D, LAWRENCE. South Main
Strut. also chimpedl'sr, . .Tnl. 788.
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TAILORING I ‘ REPAIRING
ROGKOFF silos. 20 North Main St,
south Norwaik .......... Tel 362 2.
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avenue. ..... . ......m 7.1.1734.
ROBERT E. GREGORY; 7 Wall Street,
NONI-Ht, . ..... ,. . . . . .
JACOB. A. abuses. 100 some min 7" 3245-
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Trust co. Building. 7.1. 1230.
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years and years. continuously subis‘ce-
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