‘E
e letter port or May with n
‘ rain or
bich’kuests tron: all ports 02 Con.
inaction: Millie. Dres‘ont.
entertainment at:
l~ allusion No. 1. was formed April
2,1190. the first. meeting being“
. resided ever by County Delegate
m...
ing.’{The shorter was mated New.
26 or that year.
of Stamford: There won a.
auto! dam is men lrom
«5311 M or the city a the gnther- .
The minutes or that nicotine showi-
lhe ’ibeWinx otticérs were.~ elected?
atteftbo rules of the Stamford Di-é
ion ‘woro odont'ed.
President. Luke Dorsey. , _ .
,Vice President, Thomas Ryan.
Booordlna' Secretary. John Me-
i.
Wk- .'
“niacin! Coercion-y. Patrick Murw
flay. A .
Treasurer. Micboel Shady.
, 1 Division No. 1 today is in flour-
7 ' history coes back further thon the: ,
. ,titteenth century. It was in this ceno
, tury Rory 03o O'Mooro and his son
ishih3- condition and is constontly
oddin new members to its rolls.
Its resent officers are. Presi-
‘ dent- Poul G. Schultse: ’
Vice President. Sherman Powers.
Recording 'Sscretnry:
Eamon... '
» Financial Secretary.
Moore. .
Treasurer, John J. Clarke.
The Ancient Orderot Hibernien's
Owen formed what was known as
the knights of tho Pod Branch. In
the seventeenth century. the ancient
orders became notional in character
throush the revival in the Coihéllc
Confederation of Kilkenny by Rory
Olblooro'. s. nephew of Rory On. For
ten yem this confederation nt-
texnpte'd to esmblish the independ-
onco of Iroiond. Its armies took tho
vow o! the confederation which is
moot identicol with the obligation
of tho Ancient Orders o: Hibernions
. o
:
today
The first branch.“ the order was
formed in New York city in 1888. In
1851 the .orsonizntion received a
chorter under the name or "The
Ancient Order or Hibernian: in Am-
erico."
The order has oided multitudes of
emigrants in obtninln3 a, means 01
livelihood. Its pays out more than
32. 600.000 annually to chorlty and for
educational purposes. Besides this.
the order has a sick and death
benefit fund.
The present membershixr ct Di-
” “yr-9m No. 1 is as lollows: .
William Abbott. John Barry.,Pnt-
rick Burns. Philip Burns. Patrick
Bolond. Andrew J. Bailey.
Hurry Conroy. John Clarke. John
reizhton. John Connolly. John E.
ovonosh. Andrew J. Collins. John
ollo3hon. Michael Clinch.
William J. Davina. William Don-
ovan. Thomas Dorney. James Dar-
rash. John J. 1i“o.rrell.Jnhn Farrell.
Thomas Fitrmuuri'ce. William Pied-
ler. James Flynn. Rev. Thomas J
Finn.
Peter Gilchrist, Albert Gehebe,
Charles Gallagher. John Gallagher.
Joni Gilligan. 'Edword Gilmore...
Pat ck Gavin. Lewis Griffin. Wil-
iioln H. Hickey. Denis Heron.
Thoms’s 9.11am. Stephen 1113.
gins. Edws d 17‘. Hoods. Patrick
Hoverty. George Rayburn. Jonn
Kennedy. Michael J. Lyons. Martin
J. McDonough.
John Mclvomsrs. Patrick McSolly.
Borneo McSolly. Michael lilorkham.
John. Munroo..Jo.mes Murphy. John
Moore. Thomas F. MoMohon..Philip
, .Prondero'ost. George‘E. Powell Sher-
mon Powers.
Francis E. Pours. Frank P.
:Rooney. Everett strotton. Patrick
Bkidd. Paul G. Schultso. Edward J.
Bplon. Robert P. trillion. Patrick
anon!!!“ . Peter Woldron. Potriok H.
g e!
. On the High floss
Steward: I've brought your dinner
'to you, sir. to save you the trouble.
Passenger: Thanks. Steward. save
:me o little more trouble and throw
it over the rail.
Obituary ;
Charles A. “met.
In Brdlgeport. ‘Snturdoy. April 26.
.l'i
’2
7-1925. Charles A. Wust. oi" 173 Pe-
g; menace): street.
'-\_ '...._
Friends are invited? to attend the
,_,3alnoro.l 1min M...I._.,~Gesnon renal-ill
' horse. {1'6 John meet on Tuesday.
‘ {April 283.11 at 2:80 p. mlf
Burial in. Lakovlew cemetery. A
, DEW-W81. ' z '
In Bridxoport. Saturday. April 35.
1915. Charles A. Wust or 178 Pa-
" on nook sc. Friends ore invited to
jibe tuners: 110mm. J. Gon-
uneral home, 415 .John at...»
. , April 18th nt 2: ,80 p. on.
in Inkevisw Oesnetery
Robert P. a
{John F.
,1de One hose lino
.1
'~ ”i
(Continued from Page One.)
on hose who had begun‘ to ven-
ture on the “’11th street side of the
plant, were lost in a mass of flame.
The sudden turn of the wind mode
Wateratreet a. solid sheet 0! Come.
Nothing could have lived there, as
the great tongues stretched across,
lapping, at the brick wells or the Inc-
tory building opposite.
Several members of the Putnam
Hose Co. came. staggering out o! the
flames. Where they had stood a. mo-
ment before was just a. white tur-
nacc. Some 0: the men had most
of. their hair gone. Eyebrows and
eyelashes u ere singed cit.
Anthony Williams and Theodore
l—lnycs. tWCT of the nien. were helped
by their comrades. They retired
momentarily from the effects or, the
smoke and heat. They both return-
ed to the fire later. however.
The sale hnd altered the situation
entirely. The change or wind
brought the Cuneo house, at the cor-
ner or Water and Elisabeth streets.
occupied by Joseph Santord. in dun3-
or. The chic: moved the men to
save this house. Thut this was done
seemed almost a. miracle. for lduy
the blistcred walls stand within a
low ICELOI whitening ashes of build.
ings. _
Clothing Abusive.
The men on 'Wnter‘istregt again
found it impossible to keep their po-
sitiop The great hoot set their
clothing on ilrc. mid their slicker-s
became hot to the touch. Several
men stayed until their clothing ig-.
nited and. finally, the group had to
retire. Some of the men saved the
oil‘irs by turning the high pressure
of the hose line .on their-clothing. ~
The elements took another hand
at this point and. with .tlingaie still
blowing. the lleavlest‘ihuude‘r show-
er of the year poured down; The
torrents of rain. did not seem to have
the slightest effect upon the flames.
but they lashed in the tacos o! the.
liremen, almost blinding thorn.
In spite of the rain. the hoot or
the fire made the sidewalks and.
concrete for n hundred feet around
but to the touch. The raindrops
hissed when they struck the ground
and. with, a. little puff of steum; were
gone.
Phone Polo Burns.-
As the flames blow in a. roaring.
solid mass across \Vater street. a
telephone pole came down with a.
crush-a-hurned through within-n few
minutes. The-high,» tension Ulines.
dangling and coiling in a. chao
mass along Water street threats ed
danger.
The firemen. in a, perfect mist of
steam, smoke and bilndln3 roin
never knew what moment their
streams of outer might strike a. wire.
Which would have sent a. deadly
strenin ct 'curront back along the
" lino. Finally the word was passed
that ‘the current was turned on.
With the.chnnge. or the direction
o! the wind. Chief. Bogsrduo tool:
and sent incl-ii in the roar from Day
street. to light the named; rapidly
spreading in the three story brick -'
kept the
mutated timbers 0! 11!. 531100 house
in Witter strbot from ignitint Bey-
oral times the wood has: to burn.
Fightingithc. blaze, 1m “0710.)! or sheds noor not w
debris
the men train the Water street side. .
bot-tors.
when. no 3
, Chief of Police
uniformed snarl to
' e fluid it necessary
biomass: to hood;
no same time. Chis:
Persuasion nod «woodman!
‘ ' denburc’s
a" non Ohmic“. nudges: Rotors}
on: '
tel: Trucks. General
4" indie Cor-openness.
.Gerrnon government 7 per cent
bonds sold at. a discount tor the
slim “mil. 7 L ., _
Noon.
.Witb oncrstors tor the rise tool.
petal-Ur suspending their activities
to await-“lb! further. effects at Bind
election. beer moan
found little opposition in their con:-
983821 for lower prices. bringing'
,_ about violent declines in some of tho
' high priced specialties. 8. s. Kresge
, broke: 15 points. Cozumel-clad Solvents
A. sad gutondodtboir losoosto a
34 end 5 balm respectively. Gener-
‘ n1 m«trio too 14. Jersey Control
to s. mom mentor. U. 8. Peony.
Dovison enemies). Amer-icon Ex-
press. Mock mono. Cruiser Mecca-Reeves.
Air Reduction. 13. 8. Cost Iron Pipe.
' and Marvell bfotoro’ 3. sold down 3
setting
, root. Tbroo Volunteer til-stool: a-
, ' acuity with as use of
7 root or Amleb’s born?!
tinnuiohodtlfloblooowbhoolnodlb
outlook; ‘
odon the
Elizabeth
’lfbo roof «on dearer-d. be-
Another our:
' tore the tire w extinguished.
,, mos: Pressure
s
boson to tell in every direc-
tion... Mayor Thomoo Robins. ‘who
was present. attempted to hoop tool-
hardy spectators tron: our the trolls
oi the buildins. Finally he naked
on Evenls3 Sentinel reporter to coll
more policemen who roped “of! the
'whole area .
Driven book from the old brick
, factory. the firemen turned their lot.
tention to preventing any further
spread.
ThobouoeootNo.‘4. Glad8
Tollos street. were conunuollr iot-
ted dam: as tho domes broke ed
on them. Flying emborI knit“ o
zero: bulldin3 in boy street. but '
the times ggrerquieicly M
ed: The Arenas!» bottled to keep tho
blaze within the block boundbd by
Water. Tolles our! Day streets. ’
' Wall Poll
The walls or the bulldln3 in Toilet
street boson to tottor. With a. crush
port of the wall in “Water Street
went down. For over on hour. the
iirexnen kept st their posts. :11!on ~
lug each other ot tho nonle- lnd oi
this junction. Chief Victor Volt ' or
the Stamford Department orrivedi
utter a. record breaking trip up from
the noi3hborin3 city.
“I brought a. pumpsr with me," he
said to Chief Bout-duo. "Do you
think you could use it?"
The Stamford Engine. No. .. or the
Central Stetson. woo sent down to
the water-trout. where it boson to *
pump a powertui oil-eon: on the
blaze. The Stamford men worked
up from the'Wnter street side. and
began to, follow the blaze into the
buildiifi. Five men fire, lennln:
against the noule. Two reporters
turned to Chic! Volt. who stood. Just
book 0: than.
f‘Arcn’ t you afraid the water took
on the brick building may come
down on them. Chief?" one of them
asked. _
The chief looked up. The piece
was half obscured by mist and
steam and smoke. :Be’i'ors he could
nnswor there come I. cry:
Look Out! The mix:
“Look out! The w'sll-—she s corny
int-DI . V h
The well seemed to lost: out-
wards, and thenhm for o. co‘uplo
or seconds. The firemen en the hole
had no time to above. They tell in
“sheep. onuunchod their shoulders.
Then came o. terrific crash. The
wall toppled on them. - . -
Norwnlk firemen rushed in to on
them. Through the smoke and
dust could be seen the pile or shot-
,. tersd bricks. and holding; his hood
3. figure enter-3m.
pater men m3-
sled out o: the debris; Willie's: Wil-
son. a. veteran Stsmtord me. will
aided to the reor. a. lens hob in his
heal. ;., That the reinoinder ot the
Stem! .rnon annexes only minor
cuts seemed miraculous. zl‘he bass
line was dug euro": the-do is, one
the inert continued to ,xo
‘0! water in it. broke
sending it nuniotn
Phenom-wore any bondicsppsd
for tho lost. or «menu: pre-
modesonllnosothooowhicb
should hove plsndovltslportln‘
mans tho or. were useless. The
water come out or the nozzles o!
the unuorhoooi'nostroom which
curled. in some eons. loos then
too tool. A number ot persons were
heard to roam: the nod deport-p
mot needed snore pumps"; ot leoot
one: better two.
John Canaan; president or is.
ahxoppeorodontbomoét
them-lotion tones the brick
punt so it won We: tattoo by
rhinos. Mr. Gogono‘xb ,ookod tho;
tho limpet-dis boonoolflo in out.
luxthotthotlxovlroootthsoldC.
AK. plont.
“mutbohfiarohoro'ssidm
Cow "our competitors told
tho mdo toot. our rectory bod
bur-sod one More we could not
supply hots. We ore 2mm lull
him so our new plo’ot in Eon Nor.
volt ond do not use this old piling.”
Throufllout tho tire tbero woo
(“It W of the bi: Voter tools
nub mono on- m to the
, The tool: oostodned tonii
Purons or the Plolto theatre
found themselves without unuse-
nient so the result or the tire. The
electric current woo out out during
the middle of the progress: to save
the amnion from shock 11 streams of
wider come in contoo: with live
wires.
when
Boo-h
The fir. woo still Imouderin:
when bounce were on tho job
tempdrory ropoiro sod sot-
tlnz ,wlreo oft the sldewnlk and
streets. The sue mole in the sec-
tion woo out or: temporally by
John D. Milne o! the Connecticut
mht our! Power Connolly.
The crisis of tho blue is un—
known. Some people believe it wos
lixhtning which storied the fire.
Others soy the tire was rosin: mer-
rily hetero the Item. Incendiory.
sumotod others. possibly tho some
“robot who met tire to the new
lunch room on the Boston Post root!
soor the Dutch lino may night.
‘ "I don’t know how it started;
‘sold Prod“ J. sto‘i-m of the Norwolk‘
Cool out! lupin! oompsny."1 didn‘t
orrlvo.boroontilitwso in shines.
All! littlest, is o been worms com
into tom effloo‘ond told vulture G.
Poster tbs pient men tire on the
north side. Hr. Rotor coiled up
tire hoodquort‘ers.”
as low minutes lotsr the tire slot-lo
was run": ingroin Po: :5. When
Chis: Bose-rd ,
tiniest. ho odiotoly ordered oil
or the firemen ond opporotus lathe
city out.
Dom Obie; Cborlos A. Yolk foo
olisfltly injured senor the blood
when ho woo struck b; o rises e:
elm-y“- as ,, ocean under
one Cshnosb,
, _ is his loss at 1109:1100
The bulldiuimoo insured for that
o it": can 2,00 ,
The in: m... tool: with to too: , , l
or who: he“ wosup- ,
\Pre'sldontottho“
to nearly 4 points. Pontoons news
woo lonely constructive. portioulorly
the survey of tho Notions! Asoocio—
tion or nanometers” sown:- forth
mot business ltiono ours on a
healthy hosi- ond tho: the indium
outlook for the next tow months one
the best since tho wor.
Call mon'oy renewed o: ‘4 w cont.
Comedy Club to Give
Play‘ on Wednesday
. The Brldssport Comm club will
present "the
ebeil smith sod Victor My“.
buddy evening or the m tho-oer.
A number oz society people will coho
portinthoputylcoufi
The ploy is linden the direction of
Mrs. Arthur alum of
Yemen. one or the Best's nest oblo
coach-u otdronistieo. Gbo boo bod
more thontss
coins collate oloyo. Lost.
by women college.
no; will I’ll? fit Wilton.“
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Slim 3. of C. . . 000 009 0016-1
enormity. , .
Earned runs—Willem ..
Two-boos hit—Coma.
- Pint on we Smith. 1:
Anton. 1. ’
Struck out—By Smith. ll: by An.
too. 3!.
Sacrifice hits—Anton. _
ha a Wmnono so ”at.
don x. e: 0.. I.
Jacobi. ploy—Boos“ to bones to
Zero-
some on errors—Wilton. 1: Sherl-
donwx. or Coo o.
; Urn Moreen
Plume hours and live rain.
0:
moron-o W tor
’Ifi!
oncommmomm. ootos'
menu»-
out she widenjoelflliom.
W ploy
oh’icbiotofilosivonooen. mo. 8!-
liott has one oooebed plots «4s-
Commits of Vermont one to Bon-
ninnon. Besides her once on
o notch. she has ployod with such
more so Willioni Psvorohon'l sad
that: Miller. , .
Wife of Artist
In Wilton Die‘s‘1km
‘ Mrs. Asses Coley morn-on. wife
or Hem (3. Thomson. prominent
Wilton orust. died st nor horns Bot.
ordoy night. She was i" you! old
one is survived by h hushed one
two sons. (horn on A. W. Them.
son. ’
Funeral services will be bold front
the lots bolus ot 2 o'clock 'x'ooodos'
attornoon. Intel-snout is to be in tho
Hillside Connery. Won.
cided thot it would behest beams
of the doom to pull tho. rennin
dorotwoilinthooeetiendovn. ,
A. lot-so supplies boob woo tied
oround tho mulled: portion o! the
well tbot was sounding with o lot-3o
iron choir: ottmbod in it. A long
ropewsstiodtethochoinondot-
tor consider-obi. polite; on this port
at the men. the well toppled our
intotbo roodwoywlthol oudorosb.
The studio: portions lute won
in Voter street. woo then potion
over by the firemen. This eons ever
easily. port of it being pushed ever
with loss pills polo; , .
A crew of men were put to work
by Street Commissioner Edward
Duffy “cordon evening closets: up
the roodwoy. in Voter end Tolls
streets. where the m bod alien.
This work was completed Benin!
morning and trottie woo oblo to peso
through the otrostsot on eorly hour ,
Sunday nsornlnt.
lineoothosolettotth smoldering
ruins dunes Boturdoy item. the re.
asunder o! the hose who rolled
and token heel: to the tire otstieno
ohmporfionotnbointputlntbo.
Control, Fire
WWI!» tho,
chic: Bourdu‘o ordered throe<
up,
bouquet was bold in the dining
room of the church. the Yom P00-
plo’o society under the direction or
air-.0. P.1‘roy.osrvinttboouppor.
‘3'. L. um no We: end
chief snooker o! the erosion Prin-
oirsl Philip Jooobs sud Rev. B. B.
”a“ 33%.“
r. . ».
“I sumo use: on tethered hm
agree. thot Religious Educooion is
the most Moments! duty or the
church. Possibly some will one!
me it hos not been m that”!-
one oteostion tho: it hos deserved.
use 1 hope that this comer-in: will
be the moons of osnpbosloins more
eloorly the mom of the work"
istud best methods for accomplishing
“The sin: of the Bible School
should be the development at Christ-
ion‘ Into and Cborootor: but tho st.
telnet to develop the inorol ond
spiritual life out: from the intona-
toolishtileonditls «undesir-
obio so it is impossible. asses the
course of shady should be so piano
odosdloldeuoootoorouuk’oon
intouoetuol interest-end incite vigor. a
one and oustoinod menial inn
muster-In: the blomph!
ond «cellist «bodied. in tho scrip;
MMCWWM1NBM-
ties or the cm will.
public schools; hovoacound mom.
”to hi not enough tho: we receive
the ooeopuseo of. teeth. A}: toooliy
io‘oloob; in ’
the “endow; ottorhovinsorrlvodot ,_
thsiiroohortlyottoriouro'oloohin,
‘the Maui
ieooouuueoo.
A center of on ortist’ colony. She had
. boon introduced
oil are not alike am my...
welry or
Noni. .
how CL' Hid LLanba
“is not measured in dollars
“potent than expenditures .3 i,
852 how inexpensi el v beam.
mas With- tho right kind of “‘“Od'
31929 .Ifltflw coin knowing
that they: .
loin their finish long aim c,
e.ss
Wt! Dependobility— Serv; 'ng
three is o transaction complete.
* "he Hatch E's? Bailcyi;
tit Norwoik
3%..
0533' via
COL,
m -- Oomeil Wall Boards.
W guorsntced for 50 years
, "NEW YORK. April 27.—Hepc
Geri-std 18 your old heiress to ap-
Dwain}? “o‘o°o°° O! thO CS-
toto 0! list" (other tho lots James
“A. Col-loud woo oecrofly morried
hero on m to‘winonosterrr‘itch
Inter-ell. son of Heron! L. Inser-
ooll. vice president or the New York
Control roilrood itwos learned to-
do!” . '
‘ The couple were married in Grace
church. in lower Broodm. by Rev.
Dr. W. Russell Bowie with only
two gitnsooos so new. by low.
Alter the Woddlnzlbe couple went
to Wuhincton and «Iron: there noti-
fied tho brids'oxroonls pol-onto or
the snot-risen.
lilo: Gel-loud wss the youngest of
Jones A. Garland'l children. She
will receive no: shore of the estate
in two years when one becomes 21
new old. In 198:. it-woo estimated
lint he; fortune would total 83.-
000.000 by the time it posed into
her
03o
Cher-loo amend. her brother.
turned 8800.000 or his share or his
fotbor'o fortune over to the Civil
Ishertioo Union so on endowment
tor “uncover-ooh causes." In giving
the mono! sway. Guided exploined
thotbo didn’twontltbecousehe
disproved o! the monitor in which
his (other. who woo o Wall street.
financier. acquired it. In 1nd.
Ohorleo Gorlond refused “other
my left if his 3nndlnother.
Anne Incl-o «Gorlond. who willed
him 81. 000 of her 888.000 estate.
Miss Gsrlond coins to New Yuk
about two-yours :30 to study art.
She llVod in Voohinzton Mews. .the
to logos-loll at
Howard luv-her brother. Hamilton
Gm loser-oil w mauled
tron Md in 1931 and later in
“Now-Tor): renewed his minimum
n“with Miss Got-load. “
Miss (Fume Marries
not Adeline Puma. doushter of
Mr. and uro- Philip Punio of Sen-
tioo ovenue. become the bride or
Anthony Gusdiono. son or Mr. ond
Hrs. Pouuole Guodisno 0! Section
mono. oi. St. nory's cboren at 16: so
o'clock this morning. The ceremony
woo pol-termed by Rev. Thomas J.
Plan. rector of 8c. May's. Thebrido
ONCH
Al ebbedLmenb.L.
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PARTS AND 3c .,.
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AUTOMOBILE
34 WEST AVE. a:
SERVICE $111103
Speed
Wagons
Alexandr-
“The Home
Good Will F .;
42 So. Main
Phone 35d
Anthony Gusdlan’ o .
wore o white ootln gown. white veil.
and eorriod n bouquet or white roses.
1 Hrs. honeeo Orrleo woo her sis-
ter'o‘ metres of honor. ond Ironic
Guodlono. brother, of the bridegroom.
was best noon. The newer girlsworo
Rose Mo. Anno erollini ond Pies.
sisAllfnston. The ushers were An-
thony W. Jones Pornln ond
John Wright.
fir. and Airs. Guodiono will live on
Booties ovenoo. §
Is Charged With *
Reckless Driving,
Mo: Noll. '01 (I! Kindsdole ove-
“Brooklyn. N. ‘1'. today is char:—
go“ by tho Harwell: police with rock-
“Idols-inc.
Bede” woo token into custody at.
limit” o‘clock yoooordoy ofternoon by
m John A- muttouowlnz an
oeéldsnt on the Boston Post road
ooor Post Mp in which Joseph
m 0! wagon and slot-ted. to
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