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'l‘ALMAGE’S SERMON! I
21. ill monoav's Issue.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
flat at utters ~
nemaln’i in iiisl'esteilleeatuoulh Diorwaik
Conn. it. a. less rm- cal tor any oi
these latter! will piss-s 1% are more.
Ira. ii. I). Itali. Bales . .
1'. late a. Gray, 0 ii.
1. cs, tile Livingston llsllic
array. Daniel . frank pron. Charles
Wakemau. .Cooper. 0. Reynolds.
J. s. Duane. P. I.
tlsw Advertise-outs.
lioy wanted.
cow and call for mic.
Ilsa! estate, II. Randall.
Bargains. J. W. e I. B. Italih.
taper-lat hosiery-Is. A. Dickerman
mince. BRIEFS.
High tide to-morrow 8.19; low tide
la67l
Bun rises 4.43; sun sets 0.55.
a lion.
A republican club is to be organized in
Wettport.
Fred Smith ringing a few days in
Rnwsylon. _____ y,
Lillie Luanda: visiting relatives in
the borough.
John Bolmeagoi' Dorian is visiting in
the borough.
The Chian will fly their dragon
kite again tomorrow.
Midnie Parsons oi' the borough is visit-
ing friends in New York.
R. H. Rowan a“... been ill foralew
Old Well LOdge, F. d: A. IL, will work
the first degree next Wednesday even-
ing. '
The Women’s Lit-Iisfflcorpa are selling
tickets quite lively for their ball Tuesday
evening. ,
Dickerman a Son advertise a special
sale of hosiery, today. Read their ad-
vertisement. ,
An eiiort is being made by Rev. J. C.
Collins to start a Young Men's Club in
towa.‘
The BinghamptonF—per had a picture
of Ando Dunning and Gus Meehan in
this weeks edition.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of ilita Emma Masher of this
town and Charles Dunham, on tiny 10th,
at the home of the bride.
Ike Less’ horse ran away yesterday af-
ternoon on Water street, in this city.
The ocupauts of the wagon were thrown
out and the wagon badly broken up.
A foot race for the championship ol
Connecticut is to take place on the Dan-
burv bail grounds Saturday, May 12th,
at 2 p. in. The entrance fee is .5.
There will be a gospel temperance
meeting in the Temple of Honor room
to-morrow afternoon at three o‘clock.
The public are invited to attend.
This evening the republicans of the
Second Voting District hold a caucus at
Temple of Honor room to nominate del-
egates to the state and district conven-
trons.
Mr. Hamilton—ribs jovial colored man
who works for Holmes & Keeler. is to
be married to-morrow to Miss Bell Ed-
munds.
Rev. B. A. Delano preaches in the
Calvary Baptist church, New Haven, to-
morrow, in exchange with Rev. Dr.
Phelps of that city.
Newton Beers, who is to appear in
"lost in London”at Music Hall next
Thursday evening, is cousin to William
H. Beers of this city.
The International Sunday school lee-
son for tomorrow appears in to-day's iii-
sue. It was left out yesterday owing to
the pressure of news.
The individual deposits at the City Na-
tional bank on May 3d were $2l8,511.4l.
This is the largest businr-s-t done at the
bank since it started.
—-Tbe F amousVGlltWE-dge Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
Governor Bill refustes, on the ground
of insulIicient evidence, to honor Gover-
nor Lounsbury’a requisition for Thomas
Kennedy, recently arrested in New York
for stealing 62,080 from his sister, Mrs.
Mary Reed of Bridgeport. '
The republicans of the First and Third
Voting Districts have elected the loliow»
ing delegates to the state and district
conventions: State convention, Asa B.
Woodward and E. J. Hill. District con-
vention. C. B. Coolidge and E. 0. Keeier.
llisa IdaClothiermI Boaton,wil| lecture
in the Baptist arch neat‘chnmday
evening under auspice-cl the Young
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union.
lliss Clothisr lectured hersiast winter,
and we hsspsak fathers largs‘sudisucs
thistime.
—-l'ld. Raymond is selling 8M0 lbs. of
North river shad at the font at Washing.
ton street at ”cents a pair, or. your
choice for lib cents. He will be there
today or tomorrow. ' .‘ ‘
The following Connecticut passions
have been granted: Original, Theodore
Brotherton, Ilorwsik; Georgs'AJVright,
Hartford; John 8. Brooks, New Haves:
William Bell, Westbrook; llorriaon P.
Hull, Birmingham; llsrcusp lather of
Charissll. Bartram, Bridgeport.
At the Bethe! A. l. E. church. on
Knight street, in the borough, there will
hesitant concert and special musiuhy
the choir. The church will he handsome-
ly decorated. Everybody will be made
welcome. The pastor. Peter ll. Laws,
will be present.
Host 0! the hat shops in this city are
partially idle.
The yard in the vicinity ut the signal
A. tower is being pared.
U. Lesterul Barton is vistlng iriomls
in the borough; ' “ -..-
John Townsend of 'Bridgeport is visit-
ing in this town.
James L. Hynes—nf Itrooklvn is visit-
ing relativru in this city.
John ll. Biiiitli ofNyzick, N. Y. H
Visiting John ii. Smith oi this city.
We handsome one say today that the
score would be Danbury 10, Norwnlks it.
Probably the author of, this does not
know our team. ‘
The Danbury News calls the Norwaik
bate ball club “invincible.” They have
not quite reached that. still they are
“getting there” in good shape.
Last evening 0mm Beddeu arrested
James Gray for vsgrancy. He was
taken to Bridgeport this noon by Chief
Volmer to serve out 20 days and costs.
—-W. & N. Ordinary Tube Colors 7c at
Plaisted’s.
The case oi John 'l‘uiiey 'for selling
liquor on Sunday, April 15, is beingltried
before the commissioner today, in the
council room in this city. Thetestimony
is very conflicting.
. Arbor Day was celebrated generally in
the schools in the borough yesterday.
At the Over River Schools vine was
planted in memory of Rev. Thomas G.
Osborne.
A lively brush took place this morn-
ing on Woodward avenue between a
horse belonging in the borough and one
in this city. The borough horse was de-
feated. '
—-Weher, Emerson, Shoninger and
other first class pianos at J. W. Stud-
well’s. Also tiie famous Sboninger or-
gan, the general favorite. All on the
most favorable terms.
Miss Ella Wells, residing on Spring
street, was given a pleasant surprise last
evening by a party‘ of friends. The
young people danced. played games and
parth of a hearty supper.
The anniversary til the organization of
the Order of Knights of the MysticC'hain
in this town will be celebrated at Pio-
neer Castle rooms, borough, Thursday
will be held.
The people should go to the ball
grounds this afternoon and see the Nor-
walks and Danburys play. The Den-
bury men will have some of the Wilkes-
harre team with them;
The South Norwalk Turn Verein will
give a ball at Germania llall,Wednesday
evening, May 30. Music by Heine's full
orchestra. Tickets admitting gent and
ladies 50 cents.
A ball game was played yesterday at-
score was 13 to 37 in favor of the Multi-
gomerys. Will Rvadman umpired the
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sosnar stzttvrcrze.
South Sorwalk Baptist.
Services as usual, thr- Lord's supper
following the omitting sermon. Preach-
sveuing, May 24. Interesting exercises,
l against Brngetto as he was undoubtedly
ternoon between the Thomas Montgom-l
cry nine and the Y. M. C. A. nice. The, , ‘
, was killed was a 4'2 calibre English bulb
lllllllil‘ lillamittl.
.t J calorie Italian Husband Kills
ills Wife's Paramour.
é'no lnrderrr Arrested and no (Ease
; lleinir lnvestigslrd by the l'oroiivr.
l [mt rtlglrl helm-en news and tight
' o‘t-locit,J "mom-o Illllwvitu became engag-
ed in n quarrel with Amino Prilitlz,
on Pacific street, firsmlord, and shot
Prititiz. There is a colony oi ital-
ians living in an old barn there, and
trout what. a Sentinel reporter could
learn this morning, they were having a
samurai yesterday alterncou which end-
ed in the tragedy at last night. Pri-
titiz was jealous of his wile,and accused
Bragetto of having, improper relations
with her. Bomehot wordspasred be-
tween the parties, and Brugelto drew a
pistol and discharged it (our times into
the body cl Prititt’z and lied. The
wounded man walked as far as a small
shoe shop kept by a man named Daleyf
about two hundred feet away, and drop
pad dead on the sidewalk. His body
was taken to his home about bull a mile
away, the coroner notified. and a general
description of the murderer sent out,
who was arrested as he Was stepping all
of a train in New York. . .
A Sentinel reporter visited the house
where the body was this morning and
was refused admittance or any informa-
tion by Constables Brown and Charles
. Alphonse who were guarding the Indy
until the nirivnl of the! Partner,
Little groups at Italians stood around
in diifersnr spots talking over the matter,
but when approached shook their heads
and did not know anything. The spot
where the murder was committed is one
of the loweat neighborhoods in Stamford
and has always been a resort tor low
characters before the Italians came there,
and since then it has been very often at
scene of some disgrsc in! light or some
other trouble.
Coroner Bolt arrived at Stamford at it
o’clock but as Dr. Ilurlbutr was in New
York the inquest will not be held until
this alternoon.
It is the opinion that a verdict oi inuro
def in the first degree will not be brought
Edefending himseli. Both Italians bad
i revolvers. The one with which Prit'rtiz
1dog and four shot were fired in succes—
‘sion in his body.
. Both Inert bud been (plan's-lit"!!! of
3 late and the stunting lflruy is limitlll'rir
;etiiy the outcome cl malice which has
. billy Mom” at ‘ the rumor wit-935'
3 dance.
Way, cutting a terrible gash in his
7 m narrmri escapinga tall tram
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ing by Rev. 8. Dryden Phelps, D. D., ' I'm“ broom ‘
morning and evening. Dr. helps to one: “ P. it. 0' nth.
which time. he thought. llr. Maura
of the gifted hymn writers of the age. .._—_—
the author of. "Saviour Thy dying '01. “m.
Love Thou (invest Mr,“ and other ul our ‘ I'n-nidculM 0‘ tbsflariomtl Y. I’.
most popular hymns. He is also an ex- 1 S. C. B. M00- Ilb W this is” k to
tensive traveler. having
the sacred love thereof. . paragraph : '
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The tin-me of the sermon at tliw Cull-ii". under ‘ tr .."ymmflmg ",an M
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will be: "What Christianity Is lluingl
for lien, Women and Children."
Trinity Church.
The Rev. Olin Hatiock. the newly rip-x
pointed rector. will oiIiciate on Sunday
next. Morning prayer and sermon at
half past ten, followed by celebration of
revenues, union meetings, etc. These
meetings will nitrn do you mow good
than you imagine, by awakening an
interest in the whole society. and by
stimulating all to renewod ”menus“.
A single delegate has otter brought
back enough inspiration lroui one oi
our great conventions to kindle them
tbefloly Eucharist. Evensongand ser— m%:t:isbd:rme’ry 1“ this
man at ball past seven.
The choir, under the direction of Ir.
Batch, are preparing some tin: music
for both services.
sir-ta smart irotaoam.
Commute-to dowhat it can to have
same vs at the National
Conventional Chicago out July. Go
yonmllilymmulkahoarltsm
{ onrmsmbuashowthe-howreasible
tislov molt” removes ilit
At 10.30 s. in. sacramental services. msmsimpomiblc at first. the
In the evening‘the pastor will deliver the "unwinding. m, .l‘ M
third discourse in the serial on represen- about ' rates W“ Ind it
live characters in the Bible. Subject:
"The Trouble that Iladsa family Un-
happy; Whatcsussd it, and what cored
it?"
'I‘alk Aboutllllsurdsi
Emil Thieseuof Inldttnflrssjuat rc-
csived a letter tromhts home to Dan-
mark, siting that the snow is four feet
dsspover tits tlegraph polesaiid that It!
psopheanotossthssnundovevsnswrd
en. Ba hasnosnibltiontoniaksa trip
“tothstoouutrystpressnt.
new It was fold and low It Was.
Charles Boston, employed at Leaner
bury, lstthewson & Uo..~ilipped and (all
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story w minim—Hour.
--UltII’IlO was hurting with a shop mats
and started to run. hit his toesgsinsta
board and hill against the window case-
iug. cut a little gash about a quarter ol
inch; the window was closed, and il it
Iadbsenop’snsditwould"hsvsbasuim-
pumibls lot him to have fallen out.
rig;
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‘ would be able to appear,
iiioroughly 1 points tblt and locullulvrest. In view .
traversed Bible lands in the east, and,of the holdiu‘ol a convention in this.
his heart and brain are heighten with : city next week, we quote the (chewing
M” dart. on tram. 2i. 2'» m or, win,
gregntional church tomorrow netting : the Christian Butternut convention, mm: jwithout doubt. be is success. The punt
is melting elaborate preparations and
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"Notice lorihs ' , attire-M ltlvrr
gossipsrs." ’
cunt-nu w motto! titer-over
Moi the u there, German:
lion wail attracted . {it while driving
“le llrut sell . ‘rt, m." pusher!
man James. "or . ‘ m will rrmlmilrr»
rdly be surprised .' learn that we have
such a thing M s ' per in town We
will leave the w flpl renaming such
persons to Ir. J
Titers are doubt
very lewrnorsdh
sirsitls citieaintbv ‘ tarsal-kinds”
Booth Norwalt. I, assrnsss tom
York in“ ' {armors
doing ' ‘ hesitation cl
thcpnbllcbsshcsu lycsliedlo
the great nesdol public park line.
With all the so displayed in
South Norwalk great rm to
regret that we be" gotour. lievs'rr
IIi “a y ‘ made in the
, We! . . . suitable
site'slorspsrk."l week'slrsles
writer to the Z , ' Sentinel voiced
the opinion of . m that the
ledge backolthe ' Enchant-sat:
sonsge would make accident intention
for such an ornav . ~ :tbc city. I'm
itcanbvrecnmany ‘ upset! down
the Sound. The sand banks on
long island stand ‘ ‘ Whiting”
rhedarlrbluew thermostat:
course, hearing . i - every crawler
lieu. Paths sad : 0! old“ would
broadly the place. park would
stand likesmo ' lathe
ol the city and an . to it in future
years. 1
it's
The novel advertla t in reprd to
the crmswalk bring that appeared in
the Sentinel la-t fist current is dili' .
gent search by many a were anxious
to find it. Numerous as were {riwwd
where a crosswalk to be but the
parties finding them so have with
them so they now live [comm so to
the im state 0! Map
at the time. It is a very gird idea lnr a
person to hold on so how railing, it be is .
mr (me, when sn refine in mm:
the depot. as the sharpens! loud whistles I
that are blasted upon that Want ;
car will almost take you all your feel.
it more that there might be some way
of signaling trains down near Stamford
without whistling so outrageously. If
it continues persons will be obliged to
carry nerve lord of some kind with them,
or have their ears corked up. The team
would not answer as they would errtaiw
ly be blown out.
‘ ruv. warren can;
915.00» M.
The hearing of William ll. llaw‘ley'
warm down for the poltmv court this .
morning, but. the {not not lie-ing weer,
ally known. there was his: a strike” alien»
The lawyers held a short consultatiow
with Judge Rough. and Mr. ilcott asked ,
foran adjournmt until lay Mel. at
I’m-ermine
Allmnry Burke gave his interim. and
Judge "me did as unlit-ti. The booth"
weir plat-ed at ”5.000, and Wi'ftr'hVIM‘ i
ed by ll. 8. iiawley.~i»nbory News. i
”Links rest in!» 5
The [air to tr held in Music lloll under
the auspices oi lltiuslss Pewter Fowl}.
working strenuously to trams serum
The lair is tor a wmtbyem and
should bi heartily supported by the
citizens ol Namath. There will humour
attractions tor you to g» and look at.
wisely. ‘ .. y _
A lass-w new".
height traits was hacking Iowa to this
depot schorsssl yells ”some the
mnemonic sir. Thcyellseiwuelrs-
aerowtl “bystanders who” the“
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The World this morning «unwind B‘Wumn”'wmwm ;__ '7 y “ .m-.._...-_._-.m_.___...
m ””"m‘ ‘ wastes. ‘ .-
“M 13‘ “If” MW. Pulmypuzhw m a,“ an by a" F is
' asides, r Cleveland sent her ”1" ,‘ ”my 3
‘Trtrrrhllrlormm rotfimgrm Tori ..w “”1“?“ : agile-umber). '
Worm told that he had supplied the; 1,. ”I.
Mimic party with "a”m‘lht' n
I’M MW tum up In rim arr/i.
lists: it‘lnrtrrrvlmn-r in “tilll‘s‘lftufl” and
Blew Jnmy. loitering close upon that _,
gel the ifortvmliorrs in llml’rtltn'litmlsl
liters oi Pmmylvann and therioiihttnl B
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Hills of Indians. settles thtsquesrimi.
The Will the Previrletislcampuigu "
will beT-riflrlielorm. TheDernocrstic
candidate will he the President who
embodies the issue.
Thebemoerstic party will roletotiis
Yrrsidsntisl campaign as danosglily
committed to one-ids oraliviegissus:
as the lisputlieanpsrty istotheotiisr
airinfnlslsspieasingprospecttom plane
voters who believe that ballotsshould m. wrote-eta
have a distinctive meaning” relation
tosoarvpriucipleorpolicyorgevemo ..
m1
Wald-Moral” is an ambiguous
Mir-”M for revenue only” is more
explicit. Tbe‘issuew‘illhemorecleariy mmflsvflud’snafldiugw
defined in that the Derrmcrarie party
will declare {or tarill for revenue and Wight liar-altitude! MP
the Wine party for tsritl’ forpror wiltheihauhluiiymived
moamnsm. Onthlo l“
issue thereavsswili healivelysndino
Wing m. and theeleetion at real
importance. While the government is trust-s
when»; to many millions {rum inter-
nal revenue, there rim not seem to be
any necessity [or reducingrhetsritllcr
.‘M sskeoi pttlagrid of the surplus,
and romantically bpenourportstothe
.‘ world {or the importation of mods main
:silacinrsd in foreign amnion where ]
infirm 'sr shesmthan inourownmun»
‘try. ligands mire prtdueedabroad ”in“
,ssdhvnnghtberscbeaperthantkey can a?“
gs; produced here,th¢ competition will mutter. in
in themainlts between labor,“ the a..-
(cheapest labor will rule. This is a
Education. ’ that intereststliegreatmsss
American workmen. audrhsuesteierz bimbo “a...“ “W a” note
‘tionwilidesnlewhrtlmlhryproposero puthimintbelockup. m’wwumin'
prose“ Wm or submit to a coin»
Wm in which a reduction of wages
will the meal treble. »
The (“mm flirts felling.
Yesterday airman the (loom
li’tver at Hartlortl bad subsided sever»
rewtbsoraroutaadthepeeplswrrelsel»
ing isles apprehension. The meadows
and low bunks along the river at “art
lord and Wetherslsld are over'dowed to
thedepthol several leer. llauyliorises
Jere partly under water. Across Fairiieid
:swsmp, m Glastonbury, the water in
themerssdovsrthsmeadowsfornian
wabrukewrartaeetbreesudahall miles
Johnson. Robbins t Co. have
mom head at cabbaga tinder three feet
ntwarerendw‘ililesealioltbem.
lilo: place ever made will stand severe
ehangrs M climate as well as the lath-
,usttslk. Its durability is like iron. Send
tor senators-est these planet to The
Treat k Billie-writ Co.
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
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Issuers rum
. Elicitation, May thA gird mil, with
the 'l‘ri’wll stellar i» an M
attraction,
,llrsw a llama new! bathroom truck ys‘sr- um
:llsy, first summit truism; “slightly”.
the. vitamins ml. Jim Sm third;
tintinllzll‘t, Warns-l rm, owe rails;7trdor
dirt-r, ”alluvial tier-mi, tftmdiethisd; tires,
,lslll’. Third ms, Whittle! ’
Irvine loull amt; little M Int.
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Illicit; Trial «to» [or tymoldr, five for.
thug». Mom lest, long“ mud.
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(Herman first, Jude Matias” resend,
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till
last it was rlrrllMlllI itiwtlm iniquity .
.w‘mnlrl worm “I" tone and rollmr the
ilrmlrr. The action»! the lmmmrstic
ul'ilz tuneful I'ut N. and Taylor Amine:
. lust int-two. Water and sewer Mllflfflirhu.
Sitar wow» ls quire M ‘
sin iv. 't’AIJJiMitiP. BAKER.
, Wanted.
IMF in ports on slaw. A at
.A l'. ii. Blflhllx'd‘flsrkel.
amt! ts lain Street
Icy Wanted.
(fl vanadium-the printer‘s trade. Must
have s W non-on school mention.
AH”! It litiloilee.
(law on Call For Ial' e.
(5000 sadcsil. Theeowissgcod
butler V‘lhccsllisoaedayold. acid
easement, otseths barn
“in m'mim
Inquire at o v or.
.5 ill Day iitrsrt.
Wagons my llarlsess
BlALL—lixsetsollloublsaud'l‘n sets at
W herons. Also Pour
her, two phaetoas and two
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