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The first Fourth of July ever cele»
’ braced in Hawaii after it had beennu-
Int—sod. by its own- vote. to the United
‘ Slater. was marked by a great erupt-
ion of the volcano Manna Loa. on the
lsfund of Hawaii, one of the litter
grunt volcanuca on the islands. The
The \ulcano or Manna L0: is on the'
snow‘cnppcd peak of the same name~
one or the two highest mountain
peaks .n all tho islands of the Pacific‘
ocean. The other highest peak. Mun-l
no. Keel, is on the same island and the ’
ulfitude of each is nearlYTJJOOO feet. I
The crater of Kilauca is larger than:
that or Manna Loa. but. the latter:
made a very effective, beautiful and'
awe-inspiring fireworks display on Ha-
waii's first Fourth of July.
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arrangements are under way
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. . ismbake 0f the Old “'9“ Hook
. utivr Company. to he held on
.u Hand next Sunday.
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'rit-al liontmctor Henry L.
N‘sr of Lincoln avenue. has pur-
1‘ .. new Ford business car.
fl
'm :“mxp (.lllllllTn of Mr and Mrs.
.L‘Il
.‘1,
I‘d tonsils removed.
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City News.
.lulcson of Flax Hill Road
admitted to the Norwalk hospital
< morning to have their udenoids
('ll'A RD LAPOR
As early as 1893 the Hawaiinns'
sought annexation to the United
Slate-I, immediately aftrrr they had re-
belled and dethroned Queen Liliuokn-
lani. who was reactionary m her lean-
ings and sought a new Constitution,
Which would give her autocratic pow-
er. An annexation treaty was partly
negotiated in 1893. near the close of
President Harrisons administration.
is was ‘not completed when Grom'r
Cox-slant) became President and he
withdrew it.
Their. hopes of annexation to the
['21ch States dashed. the Ho-u'uiians
pgucmime-i their islands 3 Republic.
and Sottlord B. Dole. son of the lien
llnnicl Dolc. a. missionary. tram 18-10
m 1E8. was elected President ior a
turn: of six years.
In 1895 a plot to reinstate Queen‘
Lliiimkalani was frustrated. but. that
plot had its share in lit-oping the idea
at ultimate annexation to the l'nived
S'thes in the minds of the Hnwaiians.
’i'Lv llcpublic was constantly menuoed
by 1310 loyalists and by the Asiatic
munists. who began to demon} 21.1
mm“ in the Government. as they rap-
llll‘v increased in numbers.
1' ~ 9 l'rat‘i 0 Beach. \‘l’est . , . _ 1 . 1 . 1
3a" F m” 1.. , ”ff .. - - lnrly m 1897, m the nonnmszrdnon
IOX'l. ;_ p, “L \. .x t. . D015. SWimmmz, . 1 w .' ‘J I“ u 2,
“a 1‘ ”‘1 ”11m,” dancing (I “(mount . c may. nogonanona
m“ " - ' ' wvrc uric? more opened. On June 16
.. 1 V 1,. ‘ Le son! on annexation treaty ll) lht:
“" “1“: (" --\crson, 0f the I" J‘ P'f‘ilalt'. On September 9 this [truly
‘ZISH'HS ‘5 buns (30.. who has b9?“ “'Il.‘ unanimously ztdopftd by .:.c Ha»
: his home. New Canaan avenuc, “'1‘
‘12» purl week. is improving slowly
, newly built. home of CharIES
avenue, Broad River.
I‘. zx‘llvl‘l
~; wired for electricity.
- doing the work.
F..\I
-"=n are
L 23.41 to attend a
21w work rooms. 66 “fall
Hus-day morning. August 2“.
,‘».‘.l numbers of the “’omen's
unl.
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swarch Monday the lo-
:i-o-d the owner of the
”nun had been left
the presence 0!
.3 'cd by a resident of
The:- owner is Henry L.
~- :tli Norwalk. who had
.El‘ll the machine. He
the curb while he
‘;.:l m remedy the iron-
ztation he sent a man
him in a yard nearby1
‘hr material and re
it was then tak-
intercsterl and ham-
tht‘ hospital sewing society
business
who have membcrship
- .llt'fiiftl to be present and
If unable to attend.
in-
iiun l.cgl.~3iuture. but it was not un-
lll Jun». 1598, that it was pass-ti by
Countess. l’rPsldenl Mclitnlly rlf’li-
cd tho document in July and. .m .\u,':-.
115! 13 of that year. President Dull‘ t. r-?
molly code-(l tho _‘;uri.~'diz-tion 21ml 1: mp-
crly ot‘ the Hawaiian (:1 vermncut Io
' the Unlt9d Slam-s, (if \‘vlliffh it \xns'
constituted a Tot-rimrg'. It Was on the?
following Fourtlr or .lu'y. 1899. litmi
Manna [.08 fell 1: incumb» m upon “-3
s-cll’ properly to cclt—braw the ll)‘ .mdf
the merging of the island republic imo _
the great continental republic. ,
The desire of tho lluwztiiuns for ztzi-g
nexation to the l'nitcd States iLl'Jl
becn brought about. to a great uncut?
by the tussluuazics. most of \vlmm’
were from this country. The E;.::~(o-
pal church. which is now holdin: .lf
nation-wido cuinpalan to extend all itsi
'activities both at home and “broad;
lspcctal attcnllon bring devoted z") ille’
nccds of Hawaii and its Asiatic pnpu?
lotion. had no activities in the imttndsJ
until after their annexation. But im-l
mediately thereafter the Church vi"
England withdrew from all its under-
takings in the islands and turned than .
vovm‘ to the Episcopalchurch. These
activities have becn' expanded .until. 2
now the daughter communion has
cleven day schools in the islands and
three night schools. in addition (0 a
cathedral. many churches and chapvlsf
for Hawaiians, .Iu mncsc. Chincsc and :
Koreans.
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 1
'. Edith M. Osborn to Carmine Christ-l
itino and wife. lot and buildings. Leon-1
ard street. \Var. 3
Peter Christiano and wife to Salva-1
, of men working overtime in order to
' Norwalk:
Lhappy and contented.
M. Martians Cm, Mat»I
moi “M”Sm* 'Eléil’
W Factory
After considerable improvements——
after having had a tremendous force
haslen the starting of their Narwalk
factory. M. Martin & Company. the‘
manufacturers of the nationally well-
known "Plume" undergarments. are
ready to commence activities Mon-1
da-Y- . l
Ten thousand square feet is to be;
utilized—as his a factory as was ever
inaugurated in these parts {on the'
manufacture of women’s magnesia;
The factory is in the building of the‘
Vanderboet property. racing Quincy;
street. It has been entirely renovat—‘
ed, new flooring having been put in.
the most up-to-dlte machinery being,
brought in; in fact. every possible:
improvement has been established,
along the line: being used irrme oth-
er seven plants of. M. Martin 8 Cum
pally, which. went so tu- n to have
the Government decide that than: was
the most smltary and most undo-date
plant. and requested that they assist
in tinI making of garments for the Red;
- Cross during the late «war. |
The most modern and odumdi
meshodo are being used by M. lartin
& Company so an to. give the bust?
comforts to their amnion am the
most. idengwarldnx 003m will be
found to mail in this. their newest:
factory. .
Norwalk will b. indeed proud of
this new acquisition. Two hundred:
machines is buncdflo In moon-anon
before very long. and HIM S Ma-
tin. upon being interviewodun hh New ' .
i'm'lr ofllce. a! 102 Madison avenue,
said: j
“i am txlremcly happy on the eve
of the opening of cum newest plant in
happy because of the real
ctr-operation the pcople of Norwalk.
with whom we had to do business so
far. have extended to us. it bids fair
that our factory will be most success.
ful in its operation. You may say to
the folks who will tit-sire to work in
this factory for us, thL no man»): and
energy has been spurcd to make this
factory an ideal one; cvcryruew and
possible convenience has been install-
ed to make everyone working thete'
Light is to he
found on all sides. Cleanliness and
sanitation have bcen our guiding
points. “’e want the girls '0 make
the highest possible wages. and cinch,
opcrators will be amply rewarded." Be- 1
zinncm will be paid while looming. l
rncy‘and diligence on the par? orcur H
4V0 do hope that those who had an
3idca of coming to work with us willf ~
. sec to it that their applications gct in
early on the opening day so that We
may quickly dispose of them unll gel
cveryone started. and comme‘ncr‘ at
once to turn out the productions If
merchandise that we havn set I“or this
factory. i want to take this means of
thanking all who have assistrd vts in
getting this factory in Working ..id”r«
——due credit bcinz civcn Mr. Whmdmu-
from whom this factory was routed ~
in the speed in which it was donc. all
of which rctlounds to the "radii of
the business acumen of the people of
. Norwalk."
Mr. Martin. who is the president of
31!. Martin (E ('o.. ccrlainly oxpocm a.
grun rival from Norwnlk and The Sun-'
1 line] takes this means of assltrin': him '
that evcry one will do their share in
assisting him in makim: a success of
3 the new factory which he has brought
. to Norwalk.
Directors of the New Britain Gener-
al hospital have appointed Dr. Sho‘bei
Gom, a Japan: 59 young man. as house
7.5-...7011 truck, license 101- Valicinte and wlt‘e_, lot and buildvgphysician. and he has entered upon
. :31» Standard Com-
‘ , 1k was driven last
‘ . «inch on Flax Hill
‘2 31., residence of John
elbow.
:2: (‘:'.l‘ tried to row
lulled. after which
.._1.>
.91: apparatus was
- ; wirtl. Finally Hersh-
" ' ’ ~:-‘; 3 half ton truck
1' of the brook. and.
. mwd under its own
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Vaast 3
lings. Prospect Park. \l‘ar. :
‘ Ernest C. Erbter and wife to “'al-‘
lace C. Daskam and wife, lot, South;
. 3rd street. War. ‘
E David Chittim to Bertha L. Chittlm.
Daniel L’Hommedieu to Charles R.
gReddy,‘”Tot and buildings, Rowan
lstreet. :W'ar. l
', Mary Magner to Raffaele Corrinte,1
lot and buildings, Cedar street. 'VVar. ..
Herbert P. Margerum to Charles H.)
Aisthorpe, lot. Sound View
‘ War. , _
5 Louis S. Beers to Henry P. Price.
Ilot and buildings. Union place. War.
Sarah A. Raymond to Jeseph Di-
Florio and wife, lot and buildings, off
Lexington avenue. War.
Ralph 'E. DeWitt to Marion T.
terrace. l ’
his duties. Dr. Goto is a graduate of.
the Tokio Charity Hospital Medical
college at Tokio, Japan, and took a.
. tpost graduate course at the Chicago
windshield broken lot and buildings, Center avenue. Vi or. I UniversityFor the past year he was
at Grace hospital.
New Haven. Dr. Goto comes very
highly recommended. He was born
in Japan and is 27 years of age.
house physician
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. A new and most attracfinstocldfm for
King “Queen Baby. with a wide more of styles
and prices. »
ALL Kama OF HIGH CHAN W HEE-
ERS AND KIDDiE rams.
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