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ESTABLISHED 1870 ”“3 W‘Ed'uwm SOUTH NORWALK. COM» FRIDAY. JUNE 19. 1914' Unuttled Tonloht and Saturday. TWO CENTS ,
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Observed Last Night, Following
the Election st Which Mrs.
Daily the Chosen Chiei
Companion
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Position oi Collector of Customs
Is Said to Have Been Dis-
cussed in Conference
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WASHINGTON, June Iii—Represen-
tative Donovan yesterday had a con-
ference with Secretary of the Trees-
The twentieth anniversary of Star
of Columbia Circle, Companions of the
Today’s Contributions Announced Cambridge Rowers Telie Fresh-
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to Reach IO 31060 When Forest. was fittingly celebrated in Company ' who died 1‘“ “1‘1”” ‘5 “ed ' M an » "v' .
E dsd E, l i. lied Men's Hall, Washington street, m." Eluhmarsd EVOM by ‘ up “lib trust ht 1‘“ family “3 ‘0” 33 20“. m Which “8 093"“, :trdod tche ogridge::td:>olliec1t;r$lnphor :Iimfim ”In“ n” a“ h
X080 e X080 a tuna last night, after the regular meeting Four L.“ h! the ‘1 WW “hi. it is left to his ' c t ' k ' \ l 7‘ ” " ‘
. had been. closed. Abom fifty mam iii “do" u. "l“ and their descendants. IM May TI“ lore Lend us oms was is on up. Neither new Handy“.
Donovan nor the department will I
anything about the matter. He will
not say whether he has made a rec-
ommendation, or if so whom he rec-
ommended, when action will be taken,
or in fact anything about the matter.
Call on President.
His will wad admitted to probate to
day. Except to the members of his?
immediate family there were no other
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hers. some from the Westport and
Pride of Court Narruk Circles. were
present. and all enjoyed a very pleas‘
ant evening. The semi-annual elec-
tion or ofllcers was also held. Those
elected are as follows:
uninhibi—
unit it iRiSlliilil
WflRKiRS till] llllllflRS
iXIEllDHi lHiNKS
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i wh ch has been estimated at from 820,-
Psst Chief Companion-Thin. Frank . 000.000 to “5.000.000. ‘3 ‘9" in trust. .
, A. State. ‘ 4 The income from the principal is toi . Representatives Reilly and Lonei'w
A Remarkable Achievement in one: Companion—Miss Katherine “WNW ThorsuohlvExhsusted; ‘” 9‘” "° 3" m°"°““°°v W tut;Amerioans Delend Tm" PM” 5‘“ 5" P'“”“‘ ““3” yes‘““‘ Question Raised to the (lid Trail
E. h , A. Duffy_ . n . estate ““11 h n0tjo be divided until? u , , Mr. Reilly urged that, the parcel post _
lg I Days Campalgn Sub-Chief Companion—Mrs. Frances 8"“ “In In Good twenty-one years after the death otj “I'll A conflllllllflflalifl rates in this country on packages fcr "WWI“ This TOW“
in "oi-walk Gregory. c.“ N.“ the last lineal descendant of the‘testa-i ' export should he equalized with export
Recording Secretary—Miss Marga- ‘ tor who is now living. This is as long} EL PAlSO Texas June 19 ——General rates of other countries. This would
j ‘ ret Kennedy. as the rule..ags.lnst perpetultiee wili:vm. will leave Tolreon today for the enable American manufacturers to NEW YORK. June 19.—The ram 7
permit. Tyre are four grandchildren
NEW LON“ N, . .~ -
D0 June 19 —-ll<lsrvard of the ”may, all young,
regatta;, Pr wit vis
crews opened the annual
against Yale in a most auspicious man-3 a
nor from a crimson standpoint 'by win-r exact‘vaiu ‘ M
ning both forenoon races from the
blue oarsmen‘ln an impressive failhion.
The Camridge rowing scholars of
Coach Jim Wrsy won the eight-cared
event for Junior crews by 7 lengths
and the freshmen elghtoared contest
‘ by four lengths of open water. If the
Harvard 'varsity can continue the ma
tory through the four-mile event late'
this afternoon it will mean another
clean sweep for the crimson crews.
The two minor events in the day'sl
which Washington covered in It; _
journey from Philadelphia to Cam»;
bridge in 1715 to take command ' '
the American arm'y will be marked or
a special pilgrimage under the ant
piece of the National Society 0!
Sons of the American Revolat .
starting from Philadelphic unit when.
“The cluttering cavalcadefif ,
escorted General Washing’ton_'to .
bridge, and which lrvlng said "was
the gene and wonder of every tom?
and village," took nine days to m
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Shouldgr lamb, 10c.
Lamb stew. l0c.
Lamb chops, 16c.
Pot roast, no bone, 14c.
Chopped beef, 16c.
Shoulder steak. 16c.
Right Guide—«Mrs. Frank Brennan. ship direct to consumers in foreign
Left Guide—Mrs. James Little.
Inside Guide—bliss Jennie Lee.
Outside Guide-Mrs. Cora Abbott.
After the meeting had adjourned an
informal entertainment, which proved
excellent. was given. Miss Louise
‘front above Zacatecas. Thus will be-
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igin the peculiar arrangement between countries. M .present American
taken to We“!!! the him and General Camus which will, export rates are much higher than the
. the 95““ b90011“!!! allow Villa. full oohmand of the zone: export parcel post rates of other coun-
pubic: :wn' The executors and in which he dominates and of any furl: me" This 3“" the foreigner 3“ ad-
rus the estate are Thomas J. ther territory which he can take “Vantage over the American. Legisla-
sDolan. (“‘3ch W. Dolan and H. YIIB the ”nth. N0 “.mcmmt has: “on, u not I. {reaty, l3 IDQCEBIII'Y t0
Dolan. M' W' W T‘ Bodlne. been made concerning the .mtus of'bring about the change which Canned“-
presidellt clinic United 0“ IIIPTOVG' . . " ‘ticut manui cturers favor
meat. and the Fidelity Trust Compan- General haters. appointed by Csrran- a '
A” of which Mr Dolan w“ a «limo re as head of the central zone. ! Representative Louergzm presented
tor: 1 ' 3 The ”neg-.1 plan of the campaigu‘rlo the president, Messrs. Ryan and
As “gong” and trustees they are for the capture of Mexico City now Grady_ of the Hartford postoftlce, who
i ‘ is along the lines draun up before are Visiting here,
spocmcslly loved from the necessity C t \‘ t 1 d t
'of ever in” g and public accounting. arranza pu ' a era in common 0 The Dyer Scandal.
tme new zone. I Representative Kennedy will speak
. in the House today upon the out»
. (“NEW 0“ Ninth 8'") tested election caseof Gill anoint
Dyer, lfromVSthouis. The malorit!
of the committee, at which Kennedy J
its ope, foundthat a hundred oc'snoFe
lithitillltitl. .. .
, - ’ ‘ iballots ’were withdrawn r‘ro’ntlia bal-
" mus ‘fimHUWfiot boxes with Dyer's name written
on them in the slime handwriting.
Greenwood In Washington.
New Banking House In Swariz. Charles Greenwood. formerly sep—
i resontative Hill's secretary, is here on
Gt Corbett Block Attractively
Hospital, Campaign Fund to
Date . . . . . ........... . $68,260.10
Total of Today's Reports .. $10,370.60
it‘s lucky that the roof of the Town
Assembly Hall is fastened on secure-
ly, but even at that the stout timbers Scllatlb gave several seleCtions on til!
crooked a little when the above fig-‘piano, which were roundly applauded.
“ms were announced at the Hospitalh'ocal solos by Mrs. Thomas Hunt, of
Campaign Fund headquarters. at the Pride or Court Narruk Circle, and
noon dinner today. Mrs. John crisis. of Star of Columbia
Nearly 200 weary but triumphant Circle. were greatly appreciated by
workers let loose a volume of all-,moge present and attested to by the
phiuse that rendered the use of theigact that both were compelled to re-
telephone for notifying the clock conl-' spond to encores. Remarks were
mittees almost superfluous. It was a4 made by several of the ladies present.
scene long to be remembered. TheIMI-g, m. J, slowerd. the only charter
men congratulated the ladies, and the member [”0331“, last night, spoke" on
*‘ dailies warmly-ed the men; slid-die history 0! the Circle. and to“ 0‘
unitedly the workers cheered the err-11.0w it “up“; started,- ltiss flamers
‘ecutive commas, and that ‘tiflhiii' o! 153' A. may responded with a few .
grave and reverend seniors hurled well.chosén would. Several ’ gfiidé #E” in“ , ‘80 LB
back verbal bouquets; and even with oi ‘Court Narruk Circle w 0' cdlléd" - l" ' "“"“_ .
the use of the big megaphone. no sin- upon ‘for speeches. Refreshments'
gle voice could be heard in the general were served. ’
tumult of sound. -—-——-—
Everybody Thanks Everybody.
‘ Dutch is“ on in Norwalk as the;
. - men who put the hermit an. electric
- (””“m 6" “m 9“" light and traction interests in the m.
. t “9'. 5 rid... 4"”,4“ . W'm"‘mfine entire
“,0“ “my 7 . "a H mm. ems limited use imitrbvtsient
loomed-y. ‘ of Philadelphia,, he. has;
hen a visitor in this elty, and looked
over the interests of the company‘
here. .Norwalk people's money wenta
long ways in assisting Mr. Dolan to
acquire his $35,000,000.
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Roast beef, 14c lb.
Fresh shoulders. 16c lb.
*Hamburg steillt. ‘16c lb.
Pot roast, lie lb.
~ business 'or the salts Textile Co., of . _
' When things had quieted down a bit VIGHT "TUWIIA Butternut. 20c lb. It" Ctltllt "fl”! ‘ me‘ Up .. Walel’m- £33331}.le zl‘icast lee-22c.
the chairman began to throw some FLOATED 1.0”" Steak 00". “3“ “51b butter fish, _ ' ' ’ Roastln chickens ‘o5c ..
hosegays of hls‘own. Committees and 100 lb. ’ 800' ‘T-Tfli “In! - g . 7‘ .’
Native fowl, 24c.
stewlng fowl,~ 200. .
’ Shad and! blue ilsh, 10c. .
We'make one delivery in each “on
on or the city Saturdays . ‘ »
Beers Meat and Provision Git»
That South Norwalk is growing test i “UTKoWSK' "As
BUILT A STABLEI
. ,is evidenced by the opening tomorrow}
Arrangements are now being corn"i morning of the new People’s Trust?
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After considerable dlmcult Building.n
inspector Clarence l. Finch has finally ‘Ad'~
plated for setting up the new uses C
.0 an on Washin on street.
house at the 'Knob Club to accommol mp y Kt
succeeded in making Max Gutkowahy
build a stall in the rear of his furni—
dato the greatly increased ileet of . - '
til at th pan hav bee busy.
this type of boats over last year. The ci 8 01 e com y e n
ture store on North Main street for'L'NE
his horse, which he formerly kept in
transforming the former glassware ‘ “a
old garage buildings situated west of, ' .
sun. tarsus. .-
hls store's basement. Mr. Gutkowsu'i
FAIBHELB POSTUFHGE the Knob proper are to be u m for thel store in the Swartz and Corbett block
canoes ' ilnto a completely up-todate banking . .
. wuls sou rni
received a permit this morning.~ and! ‘
will start work‘ at once on a hollow: E: A. Ahtruh’ who was recently an.
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B Eu 0F $400 It. is believed that nearly a score of: house, with all the necessary facili-
FAIRFIELD, June 19,-Pogmmce canoes can be accommodated in the! ties for conducting a thriving busi-
burglars who are touring Connecticutsugw house, and” soon Janitor kaéneih bank i most “meme With
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itsaiizzrtrioglglgz rdzemfirzfi 13:11.2; [26:85]“ going {:tnsgtrf:txilrr:tr$le-zmhuy oak fixtures. and “Gen and tile stall to cost about $75. pointed Hue superintendent _,9, it!“
I p ‘ ‘ ' J- S. Fisher. 0‘ Danbnry, installed United Electric Light and Water bani:
electric wiring in the home of Eliza Daub”! Norwalk District, hae'inst. >
Hull on Belle Island without receiving ceived a letter from the Com) go
a permit from the~bullding inspector. main cities in Waterbury Guam W
Offle- The sale was bloWn open 'and'mg racks to hold the light craft. Ef~i white decorations. Desks for ladies
public writing desks have
The inspector 1'“ ordered some check for fifty dollars. as areward
changes made in the work before he a. suggestion recently made»
Skinned black ilsh, 14c lb.
Round clams. 10c qt.
Cheapest place'in town.
NEW YORK MARKET,
143 Washington St.
individuals were rewarded with hearty
thanks for good work..done, and the
cheering broke,loose.o‘i;ce more. This
_‘ , 13 the way he ‘put “”9?"- Club, which went ashore yesterday at
. ~. Clo-Ins Day of. gimpalon. Chapman's lPool, between Wobarrow
‘ . 0n behslt oftthe Campaign Commitr and St. Alban‘e Heads, England. The
tee and the Norwalk Hospital Associafi yacht proceeded to Southampton un-
tion, thanks should be rendered to all der her own steam.
' . [who have contributed to the success of: John H. Crawford of 11. Cannon
the movement. ‘ street, Norwslk. is captain of the Uto-
' ' Thanks To Those Who Assisted. WE“-
Pulllicityw'l‘he South Norwalk Senti-
nel, The Norwalk Hour. lWestporter
Herald, New Canaan Leader.
Pulpit Cooperation—Expression of ap-
' preciation to all ministers of all
chrliches who endorsed and recom-
mended the project to their congre-
gations. "
Tugs today re-floated the American
yacht Utowsna. belonging to Allison
V. Armour, of the New York Yacht
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Adv. For the past few months the ot-‘
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initialisation
. house to as ilillllllT
At the meeting last evening ot-th‘e
BuildingCornmittee of the Board oi:
Education. it was decided to recom-
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about 3400 in cash rind stamps taken. forts will be made to have all work! and 1'00“”
Postmaster Simon Bradley realised tinished by July Fourth. i been DNVlded. and everything has
what had happened when’he opened Instead of moving the house to a‘bm installed {0" the WW” 0013'
the office this morning. Persons who point near the boatlhouss. a. oradlei venience and comfort,
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frown Council—For use of theiTown
Assembly Halls. .
Benthern New England Telephone
Company—For service rendered.
[United Electric Light and Water Co.-
For lights on clock at band stand.
' Norwalk.‘ '
Electrical Commissioners of South
Norwalk—For electric. lights onl
mend that theJBerkeley street. chapel
be not used for school sessions next
term. but that a portable school-house
wouldprove Very satisfaCtory, as it
could be moved from one section or
:the city to.'.another,- as conditions
should dictate. 1L is probable that
this excellent idea will be carried out:
Westport clock. ‘
live nearby recalled a muffled noise
about 1:80 a. m. «A wet blanket found
near the safe showedwhat had been
used to deeded the sound of the ex-
outer door of the safe.
line has been visited by burglars in
six years. ' .
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plosivegpoured into the cracks of the or will then be enabled to move‘ Ill
This is the third time the post-ornaments the moving will
will be built and a pair of carriagqi The "I!" 0! the company is one
wheels brought into piay'for the trans-5 of the largest single vaults in this
porting the boats to and train the nor; city. .The interior of it is 8 feet high.
age" house. The youngest canoe own-T 7 feet wide and 9 feet deep. No strong.
I 3 er or-safer vault could be constructed.
'four inches
by. doub‘e
canoe, single handed,- while for two, The outer doors are
be accom- thick. and are protected
timelocks.
The inner doors are three inches
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pitched without difficulty.
- The prospect of water baseball is!
furnishing the youngenmembers with' thick_ makings total strength of sev-
will issue a certificate of approval.
A permit was today given to s. B.
Wilson to construct a garage for G.
D. Russell, of the Norwalk Hotel. An-
other was issued to E. H. Patterson
to build an addition ontothe lunch
lcare of F. N. Coutu and E. ELF-“e"
{son. of Norwalk. ‘
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The Company has a stand“
pay a cash prize to an”: "
makes a suggestion ”to x
merits or chll'lEeB in methods
the Cowpany can adept and ’a .
amount of the prise dependip ‘
value of the suggestion. on ‘
1suggestion covered a new ”'9
4 the
shield for the rotecilon of l
‘ 0‘; wires carrying higta
men
Nelson 1- Meserve—JFor hlfi arduous 13'. . . "NOT'CE' DAN-puny MAN MIBS'IhiG. an opportunity to get in practice in‘ en inches. The outer dor is controlled "IKE“ 8T0“! HERE 33:18 2:951:21; company had a set}
' . .The only place in town tobuy Walk- DAlNBURY. June 19?.“ general swimming and throwing. The bases’by twenty-four round steel bolts. lot 3:3; shields made up from th‘
' . (Continued on Seconleaxe.) - over Shoes. M.Josem & Songl 2 stores. alarm was sent out by the police or are prepared and everything Willsoon' which pass through a bolt frame. Ill THREE MONTHS drawings submitted by 1‘ lr.‘Arthll r and.
‘_,._~_,_.-- ww—E‘Dlo'i‘r. _._._—— .. -———' this city today for Charles A" ARCSG.| be ,ready. One of the big bathing Each of the inner doors are controlltijid1 i ‘ ‘ ‘ , 'aiter a thorough test. it. “addict?“
. is. . .. aged 45, at this city._ who left his sometime!!! in position» and the other one by‘twentv steel b01ts making a to ! That 9. leer pharmacy will be open- M. an. shield was enter an and“
~ t ’ / ///// 1ast night. No trace of him has been‘ 8001! W1“ be.-, ‘CEQWD Dennis Valen- of forty-four .steel.bolt strength. The | ed for business in Upper Norwa‘lk with- than any that could be bouzm- _“
/ seciired. The police are'working' on tine, 0‘ the transportation committee. inner lining of the vault, is. of four in three month 33 the statement made Company ,3 having a number of thud
shields made up. and every line 3“
in its employ will be equipped m_
them. They will add greatly to "
safety of the men while at work,“
Arthur holds the honor of having
ceiyed the highest award for a
gestlon that has yet been give.
the United Electric Lightvana.
plates of harveylzed steel, each of a.
varying temper, making a hardened
steel wall of 2 inch thickness. Just,
inside of the vault is a nicheled day
gate, through which entrance may be
gained to the safe deposit boxes. Par-
titioned off from this are the come
party’s currency pesto, valuable papers,
by 8 man who should know. The de-
tails for the starting or this new store
for News“: are no'w being completed.
It was alho remarked today that 3
United ,Cigar Stores Carnpany branch
business would‘soon be located in the
downtown section. and that a repre-
sentative or this concern was recently
the theory that he may be announglexpects to construct a. solid concrete
from an attack of aphasia caused by‘pler, to which the other float will be
a blow on the head received yesterday. anchored, instead of using the 01“
afternoon from a horse. It. is also Stile moorinssin “59 for many years.
thought that he may. have been nil-5 ‘
eaulted and robbed as he was known 20”
to have had considerable money with. , _.
him.,‘ Relatives in Bridgeport” have “pong“
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’ . . beenLNno‘tifled. butrepdrt thot he is ‘ _ . tiling matter-sud other securities. In new seeking a “will“. citg‘ezn‘tm company to any of its mnW~
not there. Las April Mr. Reed rotlr- swung, Wish" Jung-19,...1t‘is’rg: the basement beneath this vault-ls an» nudging” are all 39:13“; mm which shows "how much the no-
M ed as‘superlntendent 01 the town hm?- ported 200 miners'hiwe been killed in. other strong depository for bulky val-report states ithat h 1 :11 will be new values this suggestion. .
.l‘l . . He is prominent in the :Masonio and . boil mam-a at 1.1111 cm“ Alberta. 413m“. such as trunks, silverware 2:33; situat on W . ‘ . _________,____=__._..
d ’1“ ll irclos. '. . ' -. ' “ and the like." . ‘ VP " _.
0d e ow c ~ hands ‘ _. ‘ a .....i The‘bank is controlled by ”0.1.1.0! “The rapid flown,“ INnrwal: insult RUMMAGE‘ SALE '
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-—F"“ 11“ “jaw” ”m' “a" "D’mm‘ "'3'?“ ”“m‘ “m” “‘"W “‘1' “WOW. 1......st 9". h” be?“ this figudmm “ard‘ou’ior Day Nursery. 32 waist!!!
Mt?” deueofiesen; “mow“ mutant». Maerwfihoryph ”mat public "no“ filth and mat; Hardy-122m- on pyrite-Gr s Ewitdgoidfthe'lecsl Pro JSstul'ilrlyL and Mondar. Junedtli
poultry. truism he!!! Wabbi- w . "‘ - ‘ - ‘ . prosperous-cemenlllmur“ fl" ”1- ' - ‘ ‘ “ _ ‘ -‘ 'Men's and children's clothing.
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plo's Trust Co. .
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