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' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1888. '
CLUB“!!! BY A POHCEMAN.
Mrs. Anna Valley is Roughly Treated
while Waiting to be Examined for in-
sanity
‘ Yesterday afternoon Chief of Police
Colgrove went to the home of Mrs. Anna
Fahey on the Ely Neck Road and brought
her to the lockup, by»reqnest of her
friends, for the purpose of keeping her
there until her mind could be examined
by a physician. In the evening her
daughter, Julia Fabey, went to the
lockup to see her mother. She was ac-
coinpan'ted by policeman Conley. J. K.
Carrol. sou-iii-law of the insane woman,
related the subsequent facts of the case
as follows: The cell door was opened by
Conley so as the daughter could see her
mother. Mrs. Fahey in her ravings, has
an aversion to men and she commenced
to attack Conley, who in, return is said
to have used his club rather freely. A
had cut was made on her head. Select—
man 'l‘olles and Dr. Parties were sent for
and the, comforts of Mrs. Fahsy were
attended to as well as could be. expected
under the circumstances. Mr. Carrol
says his mother was not a prisoner and
that the treatment she recgivgd
was uncalled for. He has rep’ortr
all the case to Mayor Ilubbell who has
promised to investigate the matter. It
is thought that an old lady 67 years old
could have been managed without using
violence on her. Mr. Cooley says that he
did not know the woman was insane
and that when he did hit her with his
club he expected to strike but on the
arms.
y.’
Entered at the Post Ollce at South
and Class Matter.
NUMBER 44.
THE LOCAL BRIEFS.
want; infirm». .
,Folfiundsan' New England, slight-
ly warmer, and from fair to partly
cloudy with variable winds, illostly west.
"11- . _
High tideto-niorrow10.58: low tide 5.33.
Sun rises 7.07 mm; sun sets 5.05. .
Le Roy Adams has anew mustache
sprouted. .__.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sloan will spend
Sunday in New Britain.
WW PRICE TWO CENTS. .
by... We sin-rim forget tossy that
Mr. Treasurer Hyatt gave us a
permit to see all the wonderful things is
his domain, even to looking over the
boudsof thoSo.Norwalkbanks, placed
as security loosen! the my firm
REV. ll. A. DELANO Sl'ltPKIBMD.
ll Birthday Brings "hit an
Elegant Present.
l The scholars of grade 4 took a sleigh
FASTER TRAINS. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
: to Stamford yesterday.
From New 'k'orlr Heston in Five and Mrs. Georgiana ll. Parsons Gives a very
One Half flours. alumna; Account of her Visit to
The foliowingisacopy of a'petitiou Illlnstonaud m"”"'"lmfl"”
. with and Observations of Notable Perv
that is circulating in Boston and is re- wit-30s.
ceiving many signatures: Wasmxoros, D. 0., Jam. 27, 1888.
To. Charles P. Clark, heroism New York,
. This place is the mecca of all dwellers
New Haven and Hartford Railroad: in the United States. Here the you'll!
The undersigned citizens and rush man brings his bride, and here the older
chants of Boston respectfully ask that an- couples come to spend the surplus which
other express train may be run between has been saved with this end in view.
Boston and New York via the New York There is of course no city so interesting
and New, England Air line, and New toArnerimins us this, The numerouspuh; ., ,
Hartford railroads, and we earnestly >lic buildings, the White House, the wm‘”“” °‘ ”"w as "l I h
urge you to give this petition your care- gralid old Capitol, and "an the houses “19 WW! 0' “W 0%” Sons
ful consideration. The three o’clock ex- of those in official life, are all open to late turd mm
press is now very popular, and would be visitors at stated times, and the ladies I
more liberally patronized if tbeca‘rswere areso affable and kind, even toentire
equal to lboes run by other lines between strangers, that they can sip their cup of
Boston and New York. Remembering toasnd gratify their curiosity, feeling
that by this route the distance is fully quite at ease.
twenty miles shorter than by any other, We, however, are specially favored,
we earnestly request that such action visiting some dear old friends who know
y be taken, that all the advantages of everyone and are welcome everywhere.
th shorter route may be utilized in the We called to see Mrs. Cleveland and had
in crests of the merchants of Boston and a quiet little chat with her, when she
,N York, who, we respectfully submit, was not receiving the crowds who al-
are entitledto all the benefits of quick ways throng the immense rooms of the
W comfortable transitr'hetween these White House when the opportunity is
two great cities. And we'nlso feel that given. Seeing her in the quiet of her
a train could easily and safely be run own parlor, talking with her on current
over this route in five and one-half hours. topics, one cannot help being fascinated
”"W by her lovely manners and handsome
face. it is a matter of astonishment
that one so young—scarcely more than a
school-girlesbould hold her court so
royally. with never a mistake, and liter-
ally charming all who meet her. Mr.
Cleveland, too, is as pleasant in his way,
as she is in hers, and since meeting them
both in an informal way, it is no longer
, . Ills fil‘u'rtls-t
Charles H. Bennett has purchased a ‘
lot on the Westport road In East Nor-
Ono of the Worst fooled melt in this
walk. I
city last night was the folly-yearold
pastor of the Baptist Church. He went
to his evening service thinking probably
that the Sentinel had given about all the
notice that would be taken of his birth-
day. Ila preached with more than
usual vigor, and was surprised at the
close of the discourse to see his congre-
gstion bolt on him or from him, and go
out as if they had heard the last from
llllll‘lllfix ever wanted to bear. Deacon
Hoag remained to intimate to him that
he might be "reckoned with" shortly by
the entire church. »
Bewildered and stunned the parson
went homeward, thinking himself
“left" for once. Doubtless his many
shortcomings in bolting the orthodox
ticket, etc., came up before him vividly.
Arriving at the house he was completely
surprised to find it lighted up, and the
congregation which had just left him all
present. faces aglow, and ready to wish
him many returns. The outcome was
H. M. l’rowitt read hiui a poem full of
kindly allusions to his birth-day, his
faithful labors in the church, his special
hobby, etc. Then Deacon Andrew
Thompson took the pastor in hand and
gave him a talk on the pleasures of old
aged), congratulated him, keyed him up
-to the highest pitch of expectation,
and finally unveiled a beautiful clock,
marble, brt'iiized ornaments, elegant and
exquisite in design, and of expensive
and elaborate character every way.
This was a revelation to the pastor, who
for one. could not talk theology, third
A very interesting Washington I tter,
by Mrs. Parsons, of Brookside, appears
in this issue.
Undertaker Cavanaugh of the borough
was out yesterday for the first time in
several days. ‘
W
‘ no my run. ,,
A promth railroad official says that
fully 50,000 tramps are all tho “In“,
ding along the railroad lines of the
country. They sresoonstant In”
A party of young ladies from this city
went to Stamford yesterday afternoon
on a sleigh ride.
--For sale or rent.—-Tlie Old Well
Laundry. Must be disposed of at ’ once.
Enquire of Geo. W. Hallock.
3 Mrs. Charles ‘Pcnningtou yesterday
returned to her home in Waterbury.
/\ Mrs. Samuel Smith of Benedict Farm
"' suffering with a bad case of sore
1h...
. tlrsbridgss,dspotsandfsuoss,audaot
only steal from cars, but make my
Onset
Archie Burtis’, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. B. Godfrey, died yesterday
afternoon of pneumonia.
. —-I"ine Turkey‘s'_-ntBemson"s market,
this week.
Not many ntiéh’o'cihipy the bench at
Second Point on the Benedict Farm this
weather. , ‘ ...fi... -
Elder John C. St. John of Bristol,
Conn., will preach at the Advent church,
to—morrow. , _. _> .
The snow storm has compelled opera-
tion on the new foot path on the draw-
bridge to be suspended.
—Lard in 5 and 10 pound. pails, 50c
and $1. each, at Hayes' market.
Last evening “the employees of’ Wil-
son & Co’s. hat factory gave a shop soci-
able and it was a, very pleasant affair.‘
rldssorwslkiugouths track.
-—Fmsh Pork and Sausagef‘mc 1b., at
List 08.1.0”!!!
Hayes’ market.
The Pioneer boys will hold their last
sociable of the season on Tuesday even-
ing and they expect to mode it apleasant
one.
l-‘orltlie Information of our Local Mllltia.’
l’rivachoseph Lsttin, recording secre-
tory of Company D, gave the boys an
oyster supper at the armory lust night.
The following new appointments were
made in Company D last night Corpor-
al 'Brotlierton to be sergeant in place of
sergeant Burns transferred to Company
B; Private Bette to be Corporal in Broth-
Rev. . A. Delano, by invitation, will
speak at the reform rooms to-morrow,
upon the moral lessons of the New
Canaan tragedyaw '
Mrs. Wm. H. Halsey who has been
visiting at Jarvis Kellogg's, iii the bor-
ough, returned to her home in Clmtliam,
N. Y., yesterday. ‘
David Johnston soooin-Iaw of James
Phillips, of this city, is quite sick at his
residence450 W. 19th street, New York.
CharlesNicliols‘has closed his cobbling
shop on Benedict Farm, and gone to
H
.lngcrsoll. Anglo
Manon. John sddlm
Peck, G. Rssk, John
A Pleasant Dinner Party.
Last evening Miss Lena Crows gave a
dinner party to a number of her friends
from New Haven and New York. Din-
MARRIED.
work for Lounsbu & Sole of Stamford. , , _ . . v -. a matter of wonder that they are more
Wiy-"W —CBI'I'OIB ‘0! Horses. by ”It? barrel, at party. humanitarian philosophy; "”3" nor was served at seven o’clock, after fgzgfmgfififioéfis‘ “wail: :0“? popular than MY couple who have 000“" TAmglfiiBh‘mm .mh WNW
Snow frouir'.,tbs tracks of the Danbury Remson’s market. thing was non ref. ‘ Laughter, good which the company indulged in a large William Miller was “$83 a membegr 0; pied the White House for many years. T," Wdhlg-IMIMIl-m 8. m
& Norwalk Railroad in this city was .. ' . _M,.- . _ dW cheer and llandsliaklng followed, and variety of games and the evening ,5.“ the com an Aquiet stroll through theccnservatories ° W -
loaded on flat cars and taken away Miss Eva Murry of this cg: an _ d the bond bettyeen pastor and people spam very pleasantly. Among ”,0“ Adjutllht Ceneral Cain h" recentf waaaplessing finish toacall which will Boo-p Walled.
138‘ night H“ puny“ Damn” ‘0 "mm mm“ 0‘ lhwnmwmngm“Ml—“PW present from New Haven were Mr. and - d . I -p - y beadeligbtfulmemoryae longsemem- Mutual _ wantedtifldprflmfor.
. . _. ' n at the reeldcnco of Rev. ii. A. Delano on strong—upon which there was no tariff. Mrs Dunbar Mrs Charles Griffin Ewell“) “ellco‘lt‘lfill‘ly "‘le Natitliual 0U lasts. . . . ‘yltfillogfill 2103.: children. Address or
.832? cggsat C. E. Bemsonsw‘i cents Wednesday of lie‘xt week. and which affords a great revenue of Misses Fannie Lane, May Smith, [guise 0322133258} 0 cum” Means of In the State Department-tons of the pp ' m ‘
. ' _____... A meeting of the directors of the Fair- {mindsmp and Joy. . . . Griffin, Messrs. 090'” Does. “not The Delaware Militia consists of but largest “d haudsomest buildingsln the m"
The Department Encampment of the field County Agricultural society Wm be . Iastor Delano now ha:- n striking cvr- Bunnell. William Griffin and Cone But- eight companies of infantry or aniz ed world—we saw the silver urn which APROIISORY fimfiyabls on deal-nus.
Woman’s Relief Corps of this state will hold at the Norwalk hotel Tuesday dence of the. fl’lr’lltls‘lllp and lore of rick, and Miss Edith Mackey of New More iment andtwotroo 'ofcival' was presented to our grcaleuncle,Com- ”wwwgdm. i." ever . “3"“
be held at Winsted, (loom, next Wed- morning at 10 o'clock, ’ his p80plt‘, which we hope ht.’ wrll listen York. It was midnight when the partv in all 3%otlice'rs and 3!" moi: y. modore Isaac Hull, for bravery on“boafll $om. A” MW m‘mww
nesday, February 1st. . .. _. ' to in the best of health {or at least forty dispersed. ' The Ni W I] Bl ” C, .D 2dR . the “Constitution.” The legislature of movgmflm willlsadtal
The City of Norwalk was damaged by yours to come. ' ‘ ’3 “9“ “93. "0- ' v ‘38" yrewndsd.
the state of‘ Connecticut presented him a __'_
with a sword, which, with some other
relics, are also to be seen there. -
We went to the Chief Signal Office,
The “'ceklls-ii and tha- Daily.
‘ Four Weeklies are published in this
town Saturday. it would naturallybe
inferred that so many local papers
The City of Norwalk was damaged by
the ice in the East River yesterday, and
is hauled off for repairs The Eagle is
therefore, doing double duty.
meal, will not hold their annual ball
this year, but will hold a reception in-
stead in Loomii' Temple of Music on the
2'2d of February. ’
the ice in the East river, yesterday, and
is hauled of! for repairs. The Eagle is
therefore, doing double duty.
.'|I .uu‘ I N llllll’l'll [IRS l 1'" STA RT :\
(10.1 I. YARD.
gnfrrlsirmrafs.
HOTCHKIN FAMILY"
Soinelliliig That Ill“ Its-en Needed For a
Mam- v. . _ ' . . . hull: Tim“!- cumin" out in one day would cut down c c r 5': f d 'n h Id “The” Old Probabilities, personated by .
. . ——.lt’ ["1 b., .. . . n __ ompen o.smor,wr o , ,
Arcportsr of the Sentinel while walk- 5‘ lor 0?} at "dye-s “MIL“ Marvin Brothers of his: Norwalk nu- circulation of the daily of that ”M, "uni,“ ball on Febuary 22d, at (yen. ("NIL makes 0!" weather for us. CONCERT,
from the Benedict Farm bridge to the If you want to get the best returns for have completed a trade wttb Harrison afternoon. on the contrary, the reverse their armory, The commissioned 0m. One can scarcely ““33““! him to be “19 ‘_ Y-I-c-l-i
drawbridge last Wednesday evening, your investment, advertise in the Even- Grey, whuown two lluth’t's on tlieeast is the case, and Saturday afternoonsales cersof Co. 1) of this city have been in- Artlc “8'0“ hero Who’eudured snfler- “and" Bulb's Fain-r! Ill-
counted 59 people returning from work ing Sentinel. The rates are very low, end of tho Benedict Fall" bridge. ley of up. Evening Sentinel are the largest, vited. IDES..-00mpsred with which death would “cmaudwcmts.
in this city. . _ and the returns the best. give (irey two lots next to George You except something of unusual importance The n r ;lnd {:1}: " d‘; ihbl :2"? been: Plefimabgl Whirl! h3g0 whammy.“ . 4“
. ' _. . . .‘ l‘ '_ 3 I _ ‘ Queren's house and move his houses occurs on other days of the week. w “ a 'n n , ”I" tnomal’ 5°“ '5 u some “9- 9 '
Themvzl‘l‘lebeooa :22? icllp: 3: ltitle 3113;llrflLITulltS\l‘l’lttslllallblush!!! thereon m exchange for the lots the The edition M the flaming, today is whirling?digtytli‘zecitigrollatfcgam?n1‘ho gave us a copy of the weather map for MUSIC HALL
“90°“ . til I: m ng . e ‘y ”as“ “L ‘xammumn "' l“ f late houses now stand on. Tllf‘," Will com- one hundred and titty more than last H h ' o o e the day.told “5 "h“ “‘9 ‘9'”an Couch Hos-wank,
eight minutes after three. Eclipse m“ Normal SCI”)! and 0" Monday WI“ he mcnce to build adock till the water front Siiturdn- The Evenin Sentinel is a ”5'42: 9 "PM“ 0‘ Defm‘fi' as?" was at South Norwalk and promised to 0-”, 0- "
grilled“; a: twlenty mintule‘e'qfter alx. a middler without any conditions. as soon as “‘0 ice permits, and "(fl sheds n ewspa 3.1., and the peopl: appreciate it. :fleel,'élii{éfg$‘§lsi:; otfccident? ”or; keep up 3.8“,“ of M," weather as I on g T d GNU-l.
“’39 en 3 we 'f' :nmu can or “"‘e' - a; w and buildings and start a coal and wood ~~ -~—v>-~~» ' - _._ ally design, transposed the figurers in a news “Nd '9 Washington. .33 kept I!“ try, January '10
__ _ Tile Bridgeport l. e ssays that after a _ “I ‘I ' 1) I I _ , _ , h' d t ' ‘
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l ’ (5 3. '11 v . .. . com lots for business by the rst of a . - ' .. ' . . r '
ports at pole at night, to w uel Jones 0‘ Norwalk, “we yesterday p y think. the fulfillmentof the highest ideal 3.1.2, and although attention was called Inhabitant" can not remember such a “Room”.
game in New Haven resulted as follows:
New Haven 6, Waterbury l. New Ila-
ven plays at Hartford and Bridgeport at
Meriden tonight.
Dr. Clark will deliver the 4th sermon
in his present course at the Norwalk M.
, . E. church tomorrow evening. Subject,
“Out of Cash, or Woeful Want." Spec-
ial music by choir and instruments.
David Hatch had a very narrow cs-
cape from deathtbis morning. He was
on the track when the 9.45 passed
through here. He either did not see or'
hear the fluid. One of the men working
on the crossing pulled him away just as
the train rushed by.
Fritz thought he had the other papers
yesterday when he sent for that promi.
neut Grand Army man and wanted to
get his marriage announcement. Fritz
was informed that another individual
was the one referred to and he gracefully
They have already commenced to cart
the piles and timber to build the dock.
There is ample water for boats to gr t up
to where the dock will be built at high
tide. This is a very enterprising move
and there is no reason that the new coal
yard should not llt' supported, provided
it is run ina proper manner, and no
doubt it will be,
[Is- Sklpps-il the Town.
Thocase of the town of Norwalk vs.
Frederick Fairchild, charged with
(bastardy by Josephine Hendricks, was
called three times in Justice Selieck’s
court this morning. and as Fairchild did
not answer, the bond of 3300 was de-
Clal’t'll forfeited. Ernest Groshner was
his boiidsinan. Fairchilli is a married
man and has a family. .ltlst’p'illlt'
Hendricks was a servant girl in his
father-in-law's employ and tells a very
hard story tbout him. If it is true he
should be given adose of state prison
granted a divorce in the superior court.
A large mail was at the depot last
night. There were over a hundred bags
at the depot at 10 o’clock waiting for the
regular mail train that goes cast at 11.47.
—Good eggs at C. E. Reinson’s 25 cents
a dozen.
Alamp exploded last night about 7
o'clock in the store of G. d: S. if.
Holmes, in the borough, and set fire to
the counter and the floor. The fire was
extinguished by smothering it with
some bugs before it did any damage.
While John Uhittern was pouring oil
brass in the Norwalk Lock Co‘s foundry
Thursday the ladle that the brass Was in
slipped, and the liquid poured down ills
chest, burning him quite seriously. The
liquid was as hot as anything could be.
and made a very bad wound. Mr. Chit-
teru is able to be out, but can do no
of a local newspaper. It contains more
local news than all its weekly cotempor-
ies together. has a very pleasant Wash-
ington letter and full summaiy of the
news of the world, as well ks a couple of
columns of choice miscellany. Its ad-
vertising columns are occupied by our
most enterprising business men.
l‘iu- Days with a linker: Collar "one Its-
fnre it was Known.
A little girl of Gus Pitzer’s, while
playing in the school yard at East Nor-
walk fell down and hurt herself, hilt
nothing was thought of it as the child
continued to go to school and only com-
plained of her arm being sore. Dr.
Higgins visited Mrs. l’itzer, who is sick,
this morning and whild there looked at
the little girl, and pronounced her collar
bone broken.
Norwalk I'lro Insurance Co.
The Norwalk Fire Insurance Co. de-
accident.
show that the flour took eight and a
quarter inches of its ”valuable" advertis-
ing space to make so simple astatement.
It is true one of the employees of the
Hour called the attention of somebody
to the blunder by a gentleman who hap-
pened to be in the Sentinel office on Sat-
urday, the editor of that paper has not
seen fit to correct his statement—Hour.
—The sentinel had no intention
misrepresenting the Boar’s claim to
circulation of 3,712 a week. The trim
pusing of the last three figures was all
We referred to this matter to
in the workroom to the error, but it was
not deemed of sufficient consequence to
make any further refer-moo to
The accidental tron-spoiling of the last
three figures, we assure our contempor-
ary. was not intentional.
glad to say, if we could truthfully,
the floor has double the circulation it
claims.
The dog-advertising matter remains
We would
l
protracted spell of. icy temperature as we
are having now. Yet it seems to have
no effect on the spirits of the people,
of who are rushing wildly througbau an-
a usually gay season, trying tosse how
5, much they can accomplish before Ash
w. T. BRYANT,
Supported by Miss Julia maps. in. ring.
Milli-Id. Mr. James Bevlasaad
Same Star Cast.
Wednesday puts them in sackcloth and In W Rolf-rm! Maths-m-
ashes. ' ‘ I
At Secretary Bayard’s reception last K p D k
Monday evening—his first card reception e e It ar '
since the melancholy death of his wife NW Unit. News-lies.
and daughter two years Sago—we met 11:: m_ l §gm
and talked with more distinguished peo-
ple in sixty minutes thn one would see Prices, 35' “0 u‘ '5 Cells.
in any other city in so many years. The
, Chinese Legation were there in full force
n" -—pig-_tails and all—their magnificent LYCEUM THEATRE,
brocade gowns and black skull caps NEW YO K
be contrasting strongly with the sombre ”as" mm “.3. '
hat swallow tailsof theirAmerican brethren. runs“. mm - -
M.-. Chang Yen Boon, the minister, is
old and wrinkled, quite unlike the Dr.
Yow Jiar Shes, and the‘ interpreter Koo
sum 8.". _ Barn-oar Marianas.
The Regular Dramatic Seuss.
acknowled' his mistake. work. , _ .. , _ _ . in case he should return. clared their usual ssmi-annualdividend _ . "Tb brainless am is” in Shane lag, and some others of tbs fl I
god .-._. 10mm ”Mm To mg " A—Mlataire. of .4 per cent» today ear-W “b- 3- iii; Sign .m,(3 in all essentials. ti“a your" WW“ "3" ‘°.°" Wk “d I he WIf
-G.iod eggs at C. E. Reinson'sfll'i cents Slieiler, Drucker's murderer, is im- 1' a “0," made “mm It , ~ . This company was organized late in H . 'bhleissvervthin' well-fed. Mr. Boon isessllydlstinguish- e
h a e his mom , o . truth. The oursqul , . rd' ,
adozen. .-.--_.-.. ‘ ’ proving and ll l5 bt’llf‘Vfil ”0W ”till “it! iiig in announcing Rev. C. E. llarris‘ 1860,and h" ”Ida" losses, and 5" “am" one. The Sentinel remains the best ad- edfrom [“5 subo tastes, byalargepiuk A New Play undue and a Quilts
Mm“. for mm m recover. A New annual dividends, averaging a little ruby, set with diamonds, which he ladadss:
The members of St. John‘s Lodge of Masonic sermon for to-lilorrow evening. voriising medium all tboaame.
130’
Norwalk and Harmony Lodge of New
Canaan, who attended officer Dmcker's
funeral in Bridgeport yesterday, after
the "last sad rites," were entertained by
Abraham Lodge of that city, which
provided camages for their conveyance
and provided them with a fine collation
in Odd Fellows Hall.
Preparations are being made for an en-
tertainment to be given in the Congrega-
tional church, Monday eve. Feb. 13th,
consisting of readings by Miss Basic 1).
Drew of Isrldsn, interspersed with
musical selections by Prof. (lee. ll.
Brock and daughters of Huntington, L.
1. Programme of the entertainment
will appear in a later issue of this paper.
Drawbrldge tender Jones started right
after dinner yesterday and walked to
Britt’s Island to ass his brother who lives
there. He walked down in twenty-firs
minutes. He gotllsck at four o’clock.
it took him an hour to get back on so»
Canaan-man says he is too mean and
ugly to die.
Evening Sentlnsl Specialties.
Tallmadge Sunday sermons appear in
every Monday issue of the Evening Sen-
tinel, and every Friday we give a review
of the International Sunday school les-
son for the Sunday following.
Arrested for Defamation of Character.
On Thursday afternoon Michael Began
of Dulce was arrested on complaint of
Andrew Moran for defamation of
character. Eugen several weeks ago
made damaging statements against
Moran as being implicated in the murder
of the man that was found in the wall.
At the Baptist Church.
Rev. Chas. E. Harris of the M. E.
Church will preach, in exchange with
tbspastor tomorrow morning. Sunday-
school at 18 m. Evening Prayer and
Praise st ll o'clock. Preaching st 7
o’clockby lbs pastor. Subject, “Time,
count of the wind being against. him.
He expects to go down again this after-
noon.
—anoocil*-ri;§?-T6o at Hakied's
Boise railways lll Stamford, Norwalk
and Weaportbsd to be operated with
std“ yesterday. Here in Danbury
where the snow fall was greater. the
horns railway was kept open. Elleleat
management always tells—Evening
News. A slight mlstaksasrsgards the
Norwalk Horas rsllwsy,thst was not
‘ with sleigh or any thing on
Thu until afternoon. and than
Mops!“ withtlls molar convey-
a measured, yet unknown quantity.
illustrations from the hour glass. Pol»
lic cordially invited.
r. is. c. a.
A party of as members of the Associa—
iilght to visit “the brethren. They re.
port a grand lime.
Y. M. C. A. tomorrow led by the (lee
svalSecretsry. Subject, “Light."
(felt-l like
has took a sleigh ride to Stamford last
There will has live song service at the
The Sentinel is evidently going to
conclusively that a daily papsrsaa
It will he delit'cn'tl one week from that
time and the Mas ms may expect an ex-
cellent discourse.
Gospel Temperance.
. A Gospel temperance meeting will be
held in the Temple of Honor room at ‘J
o'clock to-uiorrow afternoon. We are
informed that this meeting is open to
everybody, and requested to call atten-
tion to the advisability of taking their
Gospel liymnbooks with them.
Birthday Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Romano en-
tertained a party of little girls Thursday
afternoon, Jan. 20, at their home on Van
Zandt avenue, in honor of their daugh—
ter Olas' 8th birthday. She was the
recipient of many pretty gifts from her
friends. The little folks made merry the
hours playing games, singing, etc, until
the last “good night" was said, and all
wishing Miss Ola many happy returns of
her birthday. m”, >
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The winter meeting of the Yale Alum-
ni Association of Fairfleld county will
be held at the Sea Side club rooms in
Brldgeport on Monday, Feb. 13. A busi-
ness meeting will-be held at 3 p. in. and
at. 0.30 o’clock a banquet will be held at
the Atlantic hotel. ' Those who intend
to be present are requested to address
the secretary as early as Feb. 0th.
truifiatiiiifl.‘ ' '
The theme at the Congregational ser-
vice to-morvow evening will be in con-
tlnustlon of the general subject recently
discussed in the several pulplts. The
pastor will speak on "l’rscllosbls Union
sees an:
as
is also-to m to Norwalk-insert.
ting a handsome surplus. Messrs Tay-
lor 8: Golden are agents for this city.
more than 8 per ceilt. besides accumula-
i'ii-st'iiiiiioalst'cauna.‘
The services tomorrow in the First
M. E. church will be as follows: In the
morning, Rev. B. A. Delano will preach
by cxcbangt with the pastor on Christ-
ian Cooperation. Preaching by the
pastor in the evening. Subject, "Con-
sistency and Compromise."
Revival services, Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
anursd st Wllson'a Point.
This’mornlng at Wilson’s Point s bale
of wool fell on George Atla as be was.
‘working at that place. at first it was
thought that his injuries were serious
but they did not prove to be so. He was
carried at once to his home.
P and at last. .
The leak ln‘hlis gas main in the
borough has been found and repaired.
it was under the horse railroad track at?
the corner of Main and Wall street.
“entertains-n, ddiiciin.
The llotcbkin Family has been secured
to give their concert at the Y. If. c. A.
ball on Wednesday evening next. The
four young ladies play seventeen differ-
entlustruments; and give a concert that
for richness and variety is unsurpassed.
Mia’nsfiispou.” ‘
Joe. Lelpnlk, John Bray, Fred Shalsr
and Fred. Lockwood limit to Bridgeport
last night to attend the sparring exhibi-
tion in liyssiun Hall. By some unse-
eountabls reason they got lost, sndsoms
“ (lo-operation.”
Va (‘ock right.
Thursday night between Bridgeport
Stamford birds.
being won by Bridgeport.
mile psrlydlll not get home till stereo
1%
Fortylnavlsl. Pris-touch.
A cock fight took place at Stamford Celestial Empire. He wears on his right
A lame number of an ordinary napkin ring, which looks
sporting men were present from this city,
New llsven, Norwalk and. other places. talk with Americans, especially pretty
Nine battles Were fought, seven of them girls, but they hav’nt learned to shake
wears on the front of his cap. The pink W' 9mm 0‘
ruby is, like himself, a native of the It
10mm
Ills. wawor '
rues clear, '
iiiss canal
and thumb ,a green ring, as large as
I
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like malachite. They seem delighted to Palm-A“ mun-imam.“
IIIIIflSII'Q do. They do Mtgnlpyony N'- Y' N. 1!. & no 3111430”.
" ‘ ...._-_. "' "I " "“ hand heartily, butssif they were afraid some wags“. m
All his rtant Case. . . . ' - m, .
in tlie superiorthurt next Thursday a and .“m' dim“ feel hkeso many '0“! “‘9‘- m lamwsn'aalx.
case of considerable importance to the “t pickles. {‘6 u m‘ 7.": l: Mani"...
people of Norwalk will come up. It is “Among‘tllm wifillfi: Ml“ who W" 3: 3 wk. :3 :: Lass-.3
sanction of the People’s Savings bank 9"" ohouse ° Olllltir distlno are ., Min. w lsstsa
against the Borough of Norwalk to r9 “who“ husbands, and whom "° had ,7,” ,, wk huh-Mk.
cover $55000 the amount of water the pleasure 0' becoming acquainted an -- wk, 13': u '
'- ' with, are Mrs. Justice Field, Madame " lac-ll: 3.“ .. av.
bonds and interest issued by defendants , m ,, m u ,
and held by plaintiffs. I Romero of the Mexican mien, Mrs. M .. MW ix. 4.40 __ mm,
., _ _. W... ....._...,..._.._..... smuo" Iflflllly 0f Klnlll. and Mrs. If.“ “ Aesop, a,” u . .
a Chapter or Accidents. Senator Sponsor of Wisconsin, Mrs. flatworm,» a: 3 w
.Silas Gregory sent his large sleigh to Ingalls has three sons and four lovely a.“ :; Aces-i. w u
Stamford wilhapsrtylastnight and the daughters, the oldest of whom assists :1: .. mun“ :1: C.
sleigh broke damn on Clark’s hill. The her mother in the onerous dutissof re fi 3 , areas. a. a. ”-
party walked into Stamford. its. eslvliig very Itondsy,wliils the young- w .. m.,,,.- k: 3 E. u
Gregory sent dllclllel sleigh down. This stones do their part as “decorations” {a 3 lasallx. M u 3.,
also had bad luck, for on the return the unconscious of the pretty picture they are .. ,ana‘ M " “ -.
driver ran lhtostree with it before he make in the elegant drawing-moms. 1&5: ;: a? .
got to Stamliird and broke the pots. Mrs. Scooter Spanner unites the m "$1,“:er ,l ,
After much trouble and delay the party "Id lllllllll! ”incl! 501001! l0 ”9le an Assam. 7.. new"
fixed it up again and arrived home safe with a genuine hospitality and ready wit hills-p.“- shape. I.“ u a“,
but rather late. which wins the hearts of all ‘who know up .. m?“ MIDI-Assam
~— ~ .3. her well. Bbswill bsaforemost
Relief from sick headache, drowsiness, in the pleasant mind-picture ssh w.
nausea, diniuess, pain in the side, m, shall long retain of this vlslttow rig.
guaranteed to those using Carter’s Little ton. ‘ halos have harm
Liver Pills. Thswcomplaintsarsnssrly Home dutiesaad children’s m ”,2“ "fl- sag-am ‘
always caused by torpld liver and consti- calling ushomsvsrd, and tom g. cg g; 8
pend bowels. ltsstorsthessorgans to mustsayaunsofrtoosrhostsnd host- Ls « W."
their proper lunctloassnd the trouble ass, Mr. and tits. W. a. Cultist, a. “a. u. ..
ceases. Carter's Little Liver Plilswlll wsltknowa jourasllstaad hlssstlaiahls ..
dotlllssvsry time. One pill fearless. wits, whohavsmarlsourvlslt an latw- "
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