n. Widening to
I 1 ndcl‘ W3?"-
(”H‘I; in Street to
Rexrirred
Ayn. \S'KSAID
Equine-SS Men
I‘lrivers
t o
4.
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. 1,
us‘lli‘l'ilte
“2"le
wzdf‘nln‘
re started
a nd com-
the
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on. only
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:‘.1"‘d that .
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no
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airman and
:zrandcd at
:.’:“i by tho
;‘. Western
,‘itrth ——
1:: less than
# 2.3:: Fe trail.
"rado une.
‘xlsts. 1mm
iron. became
‘. a telegram
',. asking a..-
.rr
.“c of Gov-
»s are in the
run; to Car-
13- all of the
=15 City and
7 't
m medl-
count!
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‘s-wcral ver-
1 .n a colllllon
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cul’ly am.
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‘hc center of
Porter-talcum *
ToDartmouthClam
m YORK. March 1: —A no-
gro vnnnxan utter. who mid
neither road nor write not no I"
no will lecture to a cla- or no
stodcnta at Dartmouth nest Toe:-
day.
lie to J. B. I-‘ord. who-e home to
In the Bronx. Hts Tuesday “on.
pus" an: um; courses in trans-
portation and their processor. 313- -
noun Kier. or the department‘:
momma. think: that tho porter
can tell them much that they
need to know In their Me:
It was Proton-or Kier who
ammblfld scrum the new ”from:
cr” riding in a Pullman recently
he asked the porter may ques-
tlom about transportation as mo
and practiced by bl: fellows, and
«In so tmvre-ed with ht: answem
that he invites! him to address his
claw.
Ford will be on: :p a: :12" (’7‘
loge Inn. which entrrtatm 91::-
mouth'e otncul guests.
r and to‘
58'.
3SMM§ARE
JMEHBIN
SO.NMNMUE§
Windows Broken to
Gain En
anmhdtywereea-I
taro-l hat nth; according to the
reports received at notice headquart—
by her
nab-ad. whichlatnthctrmtotthe
banding to which they rode. 8H
tacaahwaatakcnootottheasb
mar.
Mrs. Stora- otated that at aooot
3:50 o'ctock this morning. she heard
the hell on the cast: nutter drawer
no; and upon going to the front or
the store uncovered the the rob-
berr.
H. Aldo who conduct: a fruit done
his store had been broken during
the evening. The only thing that
he missed was about two dean
largo red avvlea that were in the
window.
The pone. are today tin-counting
the robberies and art of the optnion
that they were all the work of the
movemnormnallot
the entrance- were named in the
some manner.
Water Street Fire
Does $200 Damage
ot ta an old In?!"
sooth Hot-wan:
1‘1"th:-
honne. near 030
K
s
in:
E
ii
Made After-Grounds
K1 1 HERB It. JAC KSO‘.
At High Has Aver»
aged Above 95 Per
(‘ ent. in Studies—Is
Athletic Too
»
‘ter 0: Mrs. William H. Palmer of
3:5 Firs: street. East Somali. has
:Ezmn won lush-cs: honor: to.- echo-
: inane aching-treats in the Nor-walk
‘; High whom. Miss Jackson has held
an average or above 95 in all her
searches at the local tusu'mtton since“
he: entrance into the senior class. _
g Equipment George. Buchanan. Supt.
Jot on: 3' does aho excel in Studies;
_m fiptcmbcr. 13: 3.
that also In erer; day activities :0-
tag on‘c la the “est avenue achooi.
kson he a member of the
éDramatic (tub. the athletic anode.-
tton and is an active worker in the
graduating class. 0' whlch she is a.
‘ member
fie came to the sophomore clan
the soc-walk High Ichool in Sep-
521. She received her
gprcliminary education in New York
;cit:r in Miss \‘eltin's and Min
Spence's schools {or arts. From her
very first day in a echootroorn she
g has been able to claim all the first
place honors for hers-32!.
Just a plain girl wtth bobbed
that: liked by at! who come to con—
tact with her. to the best way of
describing her. Min Jam was
t? yescrday. She tite- M.
taut; and h (amenity food at
mom. She warm m root—
erafor both the hon’ and girl! ha-
w team- and waa ore-Int at
meet an or the x. B. a cameo.
Ber tarot-«e paine- is reading.
Chart- Dickens is her most popu-
lar author. "David Copperfield" by
Dickens. and "Ramona" by Helen
Hunt Jackson are the books the
like: beat.
After graduation In June. an.
Jackson will so with relathea to
Europe where she expects to travel
tor about three years. She has
mde no plans yet for her career
but expect: to attind an American
college on her return from abroad.
MNHWHTU
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High‘waySnpervisor
Finishes Work 0 11
Old Position—J. Ed-
ward Lycett , Slated
For Place
The reaiznatlon of Nelson W.
Benedict. Invent-or at state high-
way; of l-alrtleld county. as deputy
, will he in the ma: 0!
Sheri! Pease. at Brldzevort. by
Monday. it was learned today from
an authorative source by the Eve-
ning Sentinel. Mr. Benedict expects
to clear up hfi 3331 Job as deputy
abctfl today.
The man slated b on tho neanc-y
J
.
re In nua in the
33m It 13an001! that the re~
suit. of the Republic-21 “Wm M
Wedneodu night has made M514?-
eott‘a notch-uncut a car-tam
When the new Emma Tm
"“ l tics: in Kori-am interested m co~
. operating with the Junior Bed from
j and American Imn m the \6!-
t walk Pray-ground: Anemia. In e!—
East Norwalk Student
2 night
. appointed on dtcs‘. George Basics.
. Junior Red Cm: Mrs. Job: C3313-
tagh. Girl Scouts;
Miss Katherine Jackson. daugh- .netmer,
' Red Crou; Publicity. “Roy Downs.
Are Located —— no
Conmittees
Revruentatim of the oral-313°
ta'bttshing three fully equipped v53?—
grotinds tn the city. held a. meeting
at the Rom“: High school last
The following committees wore
Charla thh-
Klwanh club; finance com-
mittee, Frederick Moran. Kinda
club: Charle- mmo, Boy Scam:
Miss Margaret Brendlingcr. Junior
Red Cm: Harry Lane. Norwalk
Amer‘lmn Won; Wilbur South.
Xomlk Playground: W393:
121:: A. C. W‘eroth. Red Cross:
of Schoois. Ml:- Gladya Thompson.
dire-carrot health and pity-gm: Edn-
catlon, Xorwalk cahoots: Michael
Riordan. Now-an: Physician! Asa.
dation.
t
Others who attended the meet-
ing as representatives of mm»
none were Mn. Lottie Munro. Geri
Scouts: Archibald Merriam and C.
B. Atkinson, American Legion.
The committee will revert to the
general committee tn tea can It
lavlanned tovhceamtnedplay—
ground supervisor to charge or the
playground: which alitmtely wfil
be given over to the Bard of Edn-
cation.
,fiAs soon as the aitea are definite}!
fielded a drive will start for m
The Junior Red Ora. has atready
coitected 3700 toward the toad.
WParty
Edward .fiaherty. 3r- arm of
Mr. and M Edward J. Flam of
17 Lowe street. was two you: 0”
yesterday. In honor of the ocea-
don he entertame da number at
little trig-ob tn the afternoon. at it
home. Games were payed and re-
freohnienta oer-red. Master Puberty
received many 51m
Those present were: Olive Stowe,
Dorothy Difine. Margaret Manning.
Olive Datiey. Anna Wetngarten. Ma-
rlon Skelly. Virginia Bach. Arthur
Divine. Thomas Skelly. Harry Bach.
Julia Taylor. Robert and Edward
Puberty and Catherine and Edward
Fisherty. ‘*
3..
N orwalk Lad Dnvmg
Auto Since fie Was 14
WESTPORT. March 21-—-Stcphen
13. Harris. a Norwalk youth attend-
ing the Staples High school here.
was arraigned before the Town court
Thursday morning on a M o!
drtfinr an automobile W! a
license. In order to allow his vor-
euts an opportunlty of learnt:
about the case. Harris wag granted
a continance until next Monday
morning.
Harm chm: that the atoms
he was drtvtnx is owned by m
Hehbutlsyeaxaoldandclam:
that he has been drim an m
be was” :4. The police claim that
his reckless operation of the at
nearly resulted in a coltflon and
drew their attention to the case.
Jesse Fox Weds
Josephine Gilbert
Jease S. For and Jooevhtno Gn-
bert, Nth of this city. were mated
this morning tntheCityBauby
Justice of the Peace Stephen Dokus.
Viola. Fox was the times.
3?
’Plca For Funds to Be."
2"
ruvmmi
, nudging the trend o! mutation and
M to whom this applie-
bvfld take tt as I! advice.”
Mr. Km explained tint the
tummy did not actually object
in the bobbed haired girh but
me: to the We in each to
stylus “acted by some ‘0! the
m women who deal directly
into the public. He admitted
that. a {cw ofieadera against the
”aorta! ideas at the con-Ivan:-
‘anixht" be let go. The notice
cloned a tux-ore among (hard!!!
it: the company offices when
tinted yesterday.
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OFCOUNTY
" Mewgon
‘March 31 to Work
.OutldeasForFutm-e
Bf’l‘hn' Sectio' n
TEESCHEME
We DeclareEx-
WofNewYm-k
Qty WE Conic to
NotwalkandBridge-
W mange-ammonia
I
mu. Ihecootuooawmbe
ovenedat 13 o‘doekwithalnnch-
con and will continue dark: the
attaraoon. Tho ”am will be
.1?
”Rho!
WILL-I'm
mmwmtneuhmmhm:
WWdRoher-tfihm, mg:
KMQMSN)
homo “an .cuc! engineer and
Erna P. Goodrich. consulting en-é
gtneer or the Sage Fountdon.
The conference is Walled t3,
mmmuotthe work being?
done by the Sage Wonder;
the mle “Pint: of New York and 52-2,
rims.”
For two year: the engineers and
executives of the Fiat: have been
i
industry in and about Sew York.
wtth a view to mining win: the
probable dovdovment will be in the
next twenty years.
Following this survey it was an-
nounced that in use Bridgeport
would be a nnrbarb at New York
city. In this event. the growth of
NM since it to nearer Mew York.
should receive a great mm with-
in the next few yearn.
The engineer: reports show that
New York 3 overcrowded and that
every year tt to expanding and ex-
tending tta be : m expan-
sion. the revorta abo~ ta to-
ward Norwalk and Bridgeport.
The ooaterem. Monday. March
31, win discu- with the engineers
who undo the survey. plans {or tak-
mgcor‘eolandenoouraungthhtn-
flux into Fairftctd county. The
committee in charge or the contor-
oaee haven that many from Not-walk“
I'll! attend. gt
Rev. Dumbcll to
Leave Norotm Church
Rey. Howard Murray Doorbell,
(or the three years rector 0!
*2. Duke 3 church. Koroton has ten-
dered his resignation Q become e!-
tectm my I.
Mr. Donnell, who has been in the
tamer Council;
GWEBE
3DM$ME
So. Norwa‘flr Coutho
1
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n. ”.m»
Initiate Sixty" tumor-r
113W
Arrangements are complete 'or s'
1.8!!! degree to be held tomorrow by
South Nat-nil: Council No.13:3,
Knights at Columbus at which sixty
or more members will be initiated
bite the Council. Firty-tn'o candi-
dates took the second degree last
Thursday in the auditorium 92 St.
Joseph‘s Parochial school in Henry
street.
Sum Nor-walk CoasctL No. 125:
Knights of Columbus was organized
Juno tad, 1907. with John F. Mc-
Mahon as Grand Knight.
ne Council started with the sine};
nihbcr c: :2 members. the first
meeting: being held in the old Odd
Fellow: hail. over Rogers and Star-
ens on Scott: Mason street.
The Council's growth forcing them
to seek 13.238 quarter: they moved
to Boyt’s theatre. building on Wailh
taste-n street, and from there to St.
Joseph's school hall. and thence to
the Bat-caper: handing on North
Main street. suit growing. the; mov-
to the Bulktey haggling; Washéntgun
street, which molt proved too small
tor the fast grow. in: Council. and in
1319 they purchased the bonding on
Wuhmgt" on street which they not
occupy.
In their mt quarters. the
Council occu soars; the
first being to reading room.
pool room and card m7 the ace.
and floor is the Council Chamba or
bilge room. and the um is now
being fitted up as an np-to-date gym-
—
.nadoxn.
mmm been.
mmbytbeavm oz
«Relate: to the Rational Cameo.
mmmménmmnm.
ml times to not on degrees for
finécrihemdthomm
"an-M»
VIII-m _o(tiesdyiemghy3aoss:&°onburgh. A
.120an to Honor
Anniversary of
Fanny Crosby, Writer
Memoriai service: in honor or the
birthday anniversary 0: Fanny Croo-
by. the band hymn writer, wiil. he
held a: the Row-anon Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock. under the auspices of the
Ester Rudy Circie of King’s Daugh-
ters. Mrs. Orv-ilk Rector will be
the speaker. The exercises are open
.0 the public. A silver coliectton will
be taken up Which win go toward
the fund being raised by the Bridge-
per: mg: Daughter: for the erec-
ticn o: a Fanny Crcsr' Mentor-$33
Home. .
A special musical program of M13
Crosby's hymns Will be given by the
Eve:- Ready chorus under the
Lion 03 Mrs. W. F. .3th er The se-
ries will be in czarge o: the vice-
presédez: t of the Ever Ready Circle.
Mrs. D L Kama-ms , .nthe absence
of pres’d Mrs. Ida Sharer. who is
ill.
The program fellows;
‘Eymn by the congregation
Prayer.
Chorus by the Ever Rear: Circzc.
Tenor so .0 by Mr. “2 F. Ambler.
Caorns by the Eye:- Ready Circle.
Sop solo by Mme: C '33.
Chorus by the E‘ er Reedy e.
1 Soprano solo by M.-. “I F. Amt.
or.
:zetkbr Mmrs. Sta-ct and Amtr-
ler.
Chow by the Eur Ready (Bi-c345.
Soprano loin by Mrs. 1' Clark.
Hymn by the congress
leto Patrons to
Have Parking Sm
O O "0
During Widening
muse: Aibert Baron I: (213116
Rialto theater announced morn-
ing that he had made amusements
for patrons of the that“ to park
thetrarainthe Ferr‘gCoalIardat
the corner at Wishigzmu-Ind Water
streets. during the time that the
work or widening Washington greet
is going on.
Mr. Hamilton stated that thk
parking space had been obtained
though the cooperation of J. Irv-
“Dialogue! Jens» Fen-k, of the
MCoalCo. Itwmmodate
over-160m
DriverWhoHit
GoufieFinaISfiO
wmemwuhed tram
Court
.
22.,
»
60:23 in the downtown Cit!
{Monorail-goo thecharzoofreck
,m MN...
‘P
Charles -. “‘an ct 1*!”
vriz'; be reccmmczded as state oen- .-
trai committee” “an at the 33:2: 8cn~ , ‘
azoriai ""vec.-o: t:- be hEzd at three
Ohio-2}: ‘2 af 3105:; in 112:3:th
cuartsrs 2.. the ow: Asscmbiy hill...
The four .\’:~ r': '35 icgates to Sh. ,
conreanor. are p‘s-‘ged :0 ha anv-
r—crt. Thess- dtzv'gzzes are: cm '
. :3. “e Mra. (3.
Mrs M
e delegates to
veaticn are 8&6 ._.,
fine; chiming
v.3 be heéd at a
tfori. It wande-
the woman meat—
centra‘ committee
a "W H - Hi1}. pre-
‘\:r‘<alk Eran-1h o! the
‘é-z€?$.
- tee of the
scat =22}: . was 1:9 prttf made by
Charees H. in. wort.
s
this prom—3‘. Mr. Duwcrth announced”
21..."':se‘.!asacazi eforoneotthc
two deiega: es :1 large to the &t3
cancer-tier. to be elected at the
Senatorial cc-z‘re 222:: art!!—
3003.
; ,"I am not going start any
f-rewor’a 3a.: 33:. D:-worth. "but
the deiegatcs to the Senatorial cos-
xenticn are 552:; to sefect a m
cent. 2 cognmitteeman Nc‘r turn
may be me difcrrzces of cotton ‘
- 3
‘24.
.3;
“as
2“)
as to what action the Scar dam
to {he Sena: arias :73 state ccnnaJi
1102 to be electir‘ -sh>uld Ease. m
dn‘zerence of opinion here‘s. It
not on. the nor-aim: ct Cab-2a
iCooiidge as president or the m
I“
l
“Two years ago thread: the 135
“hr: of the wow; Gt,-
eats... R?
Ma in the m Mr. w it
Eamon was no: Lee-"ted Stan ca!—
tral mm Some do at -
thinkheisthebeatmror 130'
race. 1 as; a. Water use at
the two delegata-at-iarge to to
elected a: the Qatar-in: contentiou-
If elect-ad. I want to cant-mace now
that I am absoiotely against Mr. '
“'illiamacn and 1:11: work for file
other candidate. I believe me wo-
men at this district wfil enter a pro.
test again: Mr. William 11.
The convention was opened by
Mrs. I-linena M. Dan's Vice chair-
man- She announmd that the 2S“!
Senatorial convention would be ad;
at three cczock today in the M
Assembly hafi to elect two Gm
at-iarge to the Sate contention In!
to menu-32d the name of a Mfi
and a woma: 2.5 5231 c9221! Danie
mitteeczez.
Kazan W. Beaedict- State “he
way supervisor. was named chair“
0: the contented and Mrs. lhvb
turned the meeuzg over to him. Mrs.
Mary D. 523:2: was Eclected secretary.
The {cl-owing Committee on Rules
bras apposized by the chair: 1m
Xeh emiah Candec. Cfare I). Had”-
mnrh Clarice B. Minor. Mrs. Aura-
.aAwrfirliMraLa-ryfieru
The Committ=e c: Credentials ap-
{XI-{1.53 wars:
Leslie "091. Mrs. Funk Good-
year. Mrs. Rxhari II Irelazzd. BED
Howard and John A. Mill.
Tao credentials were pm
a
and apmved by the Creénth! :‘
Committee. The following delegates 3
were present: .7 ,
Firs: Ward: Mrs. George “J. ‘
Mrs. Herbert O.- -rPella :1, Mrs. Frank
Goodyear. John I). Mi tine, Nehm ..
Candee- Chutes E Dilworth. Rd— ' :
son 11’. Based; ‘
Second Ward: Charles E. 895:,
(hh-r‘ Ln 1.. Barto=.
Freeman Light,
May D. Smith.
bursa. Fannie
Richard E. Ire-and.
Third Ward: Craze D. M
man, Frank B. a): Charlt: Km
311:. E. Howard at! Mrs. C. In“
Eczema. » ' 7
Fourth Ward: 3. WW
Era. Mary Pierce, “m [the
John A. Mitts. .
Fifth “‘ard: Arthur H.
and Wesley G. Wood.
fie nonmatjon 0: cm in
Senatorial and Rate cm _ 7
made by Charle- Mmex. no
ated the Iotlowmg who were
measly elected:
John .D. Milne. Charis 2.
Jean 3. Cues. ’7‘
Car-Les B. / m...
.‘r‘ trance: 3!.
Mn.
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