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THE FVENING SENTINEL A small fire occurred on Academy wunnl 'l‘lll vourto Inn arar. any. 0. I. uanurs' rauawnn rill: swun- cm. pour-u uougu-g ‘3‘)"; gm: Decker, gummy 3.1, 1700 N “I mm!” mvux‘LL
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‘3 RAILROAD PLACE}. strut, Stamford, 2E1. morning Notes Pickett 1'.: In the l'arloni of the A Large Audlouco at tho first M. E. Comniontaoftbo State Press. - .. - ' Aw“, 1'38 9 willbolotatedst 0.131me
acorn noawau. fiblmhhnm, litmus ., (,omwh v. as. c. a. Church Last llvoulng. .ics'ricu linear-ran. ‘ u... " “0'- ‘thr‘lsI-s-d I‘ll-t um. 11. 510 "NW! 1-
as seam mums '. him. The wns twice Wield-1' W" “m"- The Iii-mi» and Constellation-‘1, The New Haven Palladium calls it a “m" ”W” " m“ amnion». B. 350 10.0"!-
nogwau ' " ‘ ' » - “I"! intermlinib J- L. Amhler'u talk churches were closed last evening out o “wise conclusion," and adds: "Tit. At the request of several of mm rs. Zellah 350 IN" “INN-Oti-
; _, — 2-: r—..,. :7, . “iiihfobfiofifih‘mgomfgozr sea. on ”Diligence in Business" was full of respect to Rev. C. E. Harris,who prescb- asylum will not soon be forgotten. Smxlh's readers, wshavo decided to 0003!. Mrs. Nancy P 4.250 In!” gyw'turldbflm T. Purim: MW
"3. ‘un loxus. " y , , K ' good things. ed his farewell sermon at the First M. E. The imam”. of the brutal murderer, publish allot of tbeSoutb Norwalk Ix- £3: film?” 15;? “I “an.” ”M
llu I. 11.1. 1' 11111.11. It “or key :1 Ad To day is the towns pay day. The Quite a large delegation from the asso- church. The edifice was crowded dc- ho'flfl' may '0“ ‘mhje. The effect payers and theirs-“tutu. Umitod Dilihle'lmrenzo 0700 all!“
No ‘ Egret—$36“- :JMWV“ keys!!! selr't‘lmen have hem busy drawing or- violions represented iii "10‘ piiimasiiim "1010 "'9 3‘0"”! '7"th and "'0 9901"“ of the result in this case will only nerve 'P‘W OWE“ “3 '0 Wm ll insectloua. ' J. lrvmg 11100 Tugfiflflm‘o‘;mn mm filly can
“ .inaysus‘s’tt'alaaalmmea. out s at ders. i'utitestlhis evening sill itltillllllisll’ llie Were favored with n power'flul 00:0100- thoorm of the Iawarld of sentiment to audit will be printed dilly lllltll it ll &t‘onistock 1100 MW“
“ m 1" ”c .‘m. '. ° - ~- . , several teams. An interesting time is The service was opened wit scr pture administer justice stern! and “1’09““ completed. Abigail II. 010
t't'i'q, I a m” " mm. "“19 Splint! “‘3“? “d “"‘m’w‘v " anticipated. readihfl by Rev. 11. A. Delano of the 1.9mm,“ There were fd'rty murders 0,, NAME. ASSNMENT. llickermanhAgghrI 5370 m::::::nnd’sm Frill! If...
Ito. is," &%m nth sanctum house Comslock Bros. are marvels of work- The “m annual member‘s tea will be Baptist church. and Rev.J. A. Biddle of one kind and another in Connecticut Adams Edwin 74% ‘A‘n HagrletA $333 me. A" of saw 14'“. a:
la. la Wm stsooi serum m'n'h'l’ "“1 “L- __ held on Monday. April 8. in connection "'0 Congregational chtmh 03"“ P"? last year, and the vigorous exercise of ' Bros. 81 Digbmw, David E. ' ml.“ cizmimums 5
mm" “m" Joseph Taylor has returned to his with the annual meeting. The ladies‘ “'- The "‘0" W“ “6")“an by mem- the law against murder“ is the only way Edwin and estate of Ger- Diver, Charles. 8. 220 '
No.14. ““me M film Ann M“ h! I! work at John 1:1. Light's office after an auxiliary will provide the supper, and bf" “'03 “'10 othgr‘cgiurcb cratifi'c'emfa: to check the awful crime. Add“. llisro 3311150 gone, Wis). 11. h 2000 smiafimn'wm for
mm m... n... illness of several ds s. over member of the association and PW.“ " “'90 “WK . In". . nova». eremia , jr. 11022 n
““meim ' ' I” y —- “”111", wilhreceivs an invitption ite- tlis singing of M1- lndla Thomas, of (“2:323:021:::"“ filtgnbrangnl'fonardln $33 unis 0000 rmfiuflmwunmmhu 3-K
Ooeumksstllo'ciockuocn forntaadsrd'l‘lsie r5. “fiwgwwifdfldf‘i'” 9°” "°“‘ ‘“ m °°'”""“°°‘ "" be M'J'dfif‘ 5'" 'f'd"'°",,,'.",' n"’.'9'°,.',','° Aslums» of in» four vote- ln the sin”? J. 10600 Dory'g'd'i'ii’i for? 3236.1“ 3.4"": mm” m"
”Masons-of thehell ohm—ii signifiesflrs is’ wage ' y "‘ wad- be M h ‘ 3:“. " “n ° 3’ T" p ’ hours would have sent Swift to the fithartoili‘,“ illlifimfi R. g ' H. Richards 2000 mam “mm!“ m
' l _ _ I. —»——fi 9 user to prceen lot ewin ' galovra Who am doubt that a con. us it, ‘ .0 av 0"“). A. 1375 t c, tar,
mullahs-gm. ‘ I ”i m The rails of the Wirinpauk extension ning team at the gymnasium contest ,0, Mr. Harris announced his 1- at as lldonblylarger number than four were Austin, Alfred E. 1550 Chas. E. and wife 1070 Emwcazgghatxwwm argue-
msracorroasroxsrsouisas of the street railroad have rounded the night, which is on exhibition in llale's follows "smog from justice by it Aymsr, Him" 900 Martha Ann 550 lilalsat Norwalk mum
vslaforlaatlcuofadrcluyuurilimo- corner into Wall at. am; ”on, mm“, mnfidepablo men. “Behold what manner of love the co' 9 ’5 Samuel 1500 DowneyJohn 330 Pm-
4m” ”“3“” 21mm?" . m. . _, “A _ “on The from of the banncrisof black Fm," hath bestowed upon m,’ that we Lin-s sum was 1:1": LEGISLATURE. Ayres, Ldvrard M. 000 Honors 137.50 ‘— ~ A. m.
tshatspmhor moses” ‘3’. or M a. The Adams&Cook dnmnticcompany rhadame silk be ck ed with old gold should be called the sons of God. _ (”mneldum-i :‘VilbuLl‘l. 2%, Downes, ,3“ 1‘3"“ 400 Billy New York I .
Sit sunthsasatnnlayusrni'i-eighm. closed their engagement at the Opera sursh silk 'It is trimmed with “0M Beloved, now are we the ”n. of God, Swift was convicted of 'murder of the Fmrick 7000 thug. 159 “Chum” forsnddelivsredlsallp-u sf
RWW°W~n§t rstarasd to iii Home film! night. appearing in "A . ' - and it doth not yet appear what we first “8'99 by ”I0 3099"” 000". and ‘ loll ucy " 17" “‘00“ "Vim“!- met-Mallo- to
when ., fringe and handsomely lettered as fol the fi Andrews, l'ann . 212 [)resbsr. John 880 Illordcrsl striaisted :Narwslkmr drag
pvopcrplacs. anmggk Back Number toaiarge and well pless- lows- "Y M C A Gymnasium Con- shall be, but we know that, when He _ve justices of. the supreme court Baker, Edward V. £00. 550 Duffy, Michael 550 stormsostli Norwalk. 1". .13.
_____ ____ # ed audience. '_ m: N orwalk' 1089 ‘a' “uh-pm“ we shall be like him, for m, sustained thht verdict, but the legisla- Bach Am“. 950 Duncan, Est. Wm. 11 3520 B n d «I
THE LOCAL NEWS 'Plfiifllfil" Little laxative Pills. 15¢. ' -— -__.____..,,.., Shall see him as be is." “"9- 'thh In Connecticut. is supcrto' r Bailey, Lucy p; 550 Dunning. Homer N 1200 gape" ga'gmll I”
—~—-— ENTIIITAINMENTS The character of John was beautifully ‘0 "19 courts, he! decided for comrnuts- J0me- 3. 430° Dunning. AJoseph 8.1072 one u. sun-u 'm n 'm m "a" m a
rt. 1. amin‘vvifil} Forecasts. Th‘ annual rental 0' 9°" 0' "'9 Fm‘ 9. ha;’” 0 portrayed, and the apostle, being so near "0" b! 3 '0" 0‘ fifteen ‘0 88‘7"! In the Baker, Talmutégc “240 Dupuy, J05” 951300 J John mnnwunuhuahogaasthm
. M. E. Church will be held this evening. ' W“ ”' mum, M, mm, mm, b, in... mm, senate and 113 to 106 in the house. The - ”5 Edward 405 Mucous-anv- miss I. s.
Th. storm centres reported m these Those desiring to secure desirable sit- The Derhon 09°" Company, under 1 tJ '3 'h id 3" .1, words of Union has no hesitation in saying that it Est. Henry 7'0 Egbert, Barzilla 1300 ”mmwnm'Ifl'WNm-Ih
fmusmmi-ru borondtho His-w h f , , h id H n, be the management of Mr. Charles Amadell, ‘“ ° "‘ 9 0“ '1’,“ '0 9, would mb , t h . nd Carrie 3- 2200 Ely, Dudley P. 111321.06 ’ '* 5'"-
sippi will probablycontlnue their course "3' 0' as! y "I. 0“ no a 0 gave its Opening performance at the "m “m- N° 0"" m "'9 ”men" “n u m. ' esuperiora m' B‘ld‘m‘ “mm“ H' 230" Dill"!!! 1’.. trustee 1300 blonmch'nomuum “In”
outwardly, causing dangerous winds all present. Poughkeepeie Opera House I”, evening rob us of the love of Christ. John tells us preme mum of Connecticut to punish Banks & Snyder 1540 Est. Nathan c, 13550 W IIlitellmti'o‘h‘ottlispiiblitiineducative a
Middle Atlantiosnd adjacent coasts to- - _ M‘ ., The audience w” a God om, ' that we shall he called the sons of (iod delibemo and wilful murder and protect Bub". N0]!!! "Id Wile 800 Henry 0., trustee 10500 farmafglrn-le. AlsoI 3‘33: WM
, . . —A 800d 8-inch range {0" 3‘» Head- it ' _ and says “Behold what manner of to", life than the legislature. RING“ Henry 11.97 Evans. Mrs. Emma 630 bestlerand me Insanaesco-psnies. Muss
night. I“ “m dm'm “Hi" warmer. quarters for'l‘inware.lltovessnd Ranges. The 0P9” memed W38 L“ 318500119. d ' ,, Th test as m c 01' . , Barthol Otto 1200 s, -n__._ «A... ,_.__ insuring ”penalty. 1“-
lll’“! cloudy to cloudy "9“"?! .W'" Banginglampe p.75 “a up. w, u, and it was rendered‘jn as linen manner " ““0"" “9°" “9' ° 8"“ RAOKMENT 7° MLnnznlchi: Bates, Wm. H. and wife 700 Legislative Notes.
probably prevail, with variabli winds, Meeker & Co. .8 ever seen in the Opera House. 19nd" is that pooh? lrefuh‘iouetg :cceiltn 'There is not a murderer awaiting trial Martin jg, & Co. moo A rumor w” floating around the capi- ' . Till: '
mostly brisk easterly and southerly, fol- . . s ’ “is” Dottie Neville, Miss Kittie Mar- t is love. and she y - w 0 Will not feel encouraged bytbc ac- Baxter, Wm. P. 1550 tol Friday which “me from .0 many Merrill Phonograplc Academy.
loved by rain. vind- becoiains dens» mm!" “m" Benneiie"“°“"7_ Pn' cellusJil-re with Bennett it Moulton,and ”r- "'1'“! , ”"9“ ,“""“ ""8“” "0" 0f the lesidsluremml not one who Jung". “0“ sources that it was pretty g.nmiiy cred- an...
ousofi theadjacent contaprcoedod by "dilute! the!!!“ III?" money if moms M.” May mum. who mop the leading can we linl With which to has not the right to be. No baser crime, “9"“! Jim? 0' 10%?40 itetl. It was to the effect that the rail- Commercial Trot-lag m
{0‘ 1. the MtddleStata-oand New Eug- fowls thhn in working for Uncle Sam. lady characters, all rendered their parts set forth His glory. 'An appeal wa' none more aggravated in all its circumr llarriet E 2400' road commit,“ had come to a decision 5, “mum,“ 8'”me 01. h . '_
land partly cloudy r.) cloudy, warmer Heisbuildlng a large bsnncry on his in n splendid manner, and M once he- madc for all to join with the redeemed stances, has ever disgraced Connecticut. Edward dud J_ ll. Ferris 2200 upon the [million of the Housatonic rail- DIM Em mu , ,
'fllhfl. Vi" Wu" “will“. which 9'9““ 0" “mm” "WW" came P0Pllllll' with the lllllllt‘llCB. Air. “”1" “'0 90" prm‘lmmmz “Unto 'Him The arguments against capital punish [tearse,lieorge I". 1300 road, and also upon the resolution of in- Sngmdtemmm mmyuundrm
1'“! become heavy, ”d ”"13 southerly Frank Deshon formerly, with the Starr “'h" bath "“9”“ “5 ““d ”"9“ us mm merit "9 strong, hi" 30’0” .9 me death 0- F- '9‘] others, trustees quiry into the affairs of the llousatonic Illa-cunt Osley's
toeaaterly winds, becoming dangerous
ofl the coasts, preceded by fog and fol-
lowed by clearing In the western parts of
this section. On Tuesday in this section
and in New England partly cloudy to
fur weather will probably prevail, pro-
ccded by rain near the coasts, with brisk
variable winds of force dangerous to
shipping and slight thermal changes,
and on Wednesday fair. slightly cooler
weather.
Hill-6m Alum-ac for ‘l‘o-lorrow.
High tide low tide Sun. rises Sun sets
12.09 6.10
The Court of Burgmcs meet to-nigbt.
—3torngc of Stoves for summer at F.
B.-Nssh a: Broa'.
"He, She, Him and Her” are booked
for Music Hall, April 13th.
Aeomstock Bros. 50c. scarfs. in four
lit-hand, tick and puff shapes are beau-
The regular —meeting of the Common
(buncil will be held this evening.
—French art daigns pnd outfits-at
, Whitney's art store on and alter Mon
dil-
Edward B. Morrison was taken serious-
ly sick, with diptberia, yesterday.
—Flower, vegetable and lawn seed at
C. A. Havilands fruit store.
Old Well Lodge, F. a A. M. will hold
a regular communication to-morrow
evening.
—Stop and look at those $6.50 silk
faced spring overcoats, at (hmatock
Bros.
The East Norwalk Harmonic Society
will hold a meeting in the Mayflower
Book and Ladder Co.'s headquarters this
evening. _-,_
—Best qualities of spool cotton,200 yds
spools, only do a spool. Boston Store.
The twenty-five cent tea given by the
ladies of the Congregational church last
Friday evening, netted about 8&5. Th'u
amount will go toward furnishing the
new church.
—10c for 3 spoolsof O. N. T. or J.&P.
Coates'mo yds. Cotton at the Boston
Store, for one week.
louisEFuunell of Stamford, prodd-
cdfitheorgasdtbdeulEdr-mb
yederdayfla plscsof Mr. Browu,who
rsillatll'rshome. Mr. Funcdlbandled
theorganadmirably.
—Hats bought by the case and retail-
edat jobber's prices. Latest styles, as
Comatock Bros.
F.W.Audrewa,who has acted as a
messenger between Norw-Itr, South
Norwalk and New York, It'll!“ from
the business ou Saturday. He will enter
the employ of Taylor .1 Co. as a painter.
his former occupation.
—Bostcn Store offers 3 pairs Children’r
warranted fast Black, Ribbed or Plain
Base, for 25¢.
TbeYHP S. 0.15. of WtheBaptist
church meeta‘to-uigbs at 7.45. Topic
“Daily Bread.” Leader Mr. Geo. F.
Wafers. Tho young people of this
church and congregation specially and
cordially invited, and all others not
otherwise engaged.
-MiunshobsDiv.,S.of T. will hold
afalr, auppersndsnmmrnl in tho
'llsmplsotfloaer roe-s fits «suing.
Admissluunesutscoaisrous come all.
Jam-mustwlthossrlm
louMlatbsdssl-holk'utwo—
.
If there were ever any better shad than
those sold at Klinefelter's market, Satur-
day afternoon and evening, they never
got into this market. The number sold
was large, and the supply was not equal
to the demand.
—Charles E. Seymour sells Martha
Washington Creamery Buttered Flour.
Delicious, Pure, Healthful. Try it.
Chief of Police Vollmer‘s report for
March shows thirty arrests for the fol-
lowing offenses: Drunkonneee, 18; as-
sault and breach of the peace, 6; drunk
and breach of the peace, 1; breach of the
peace, 1; vagrancy, 1; drunk and fast
driving, 1; theft, 1; manslaughter, 1.
—Go to Moore & Harman's for Indian
River Florida Oranges. They are selling
remarkirbly cheap.
The team from the Y. M. C. A. of this
city, which goes to Norwalk to take part
in the gymnastic tournament there. ex-
pect to bring the prize home with them.
The prize is a handsome silk banner and
will be awarded to the most proficient
team in gymnastic exorcism—Bridgeport
News.
—Boeton Store sellfdrczitic corsets that
others ask 75c for.
The Hartford Times reports that Capt.
Dan Risley of Glastonbury caught a
shad in one of the hauls of his seine at
that place March 28. This is the earliest
“first shad" for a good many years. It
indicates a large number following on,
which will be heard from about a. week
hence. Not oftener than once in 20
years do we hear of shad caught in the
river in March.
--A first rate 8 inch range, 812; Hang-
ing Lamps from $2.50 up. All qualities
of tin and iron ware; contractors for tin
roofing and sheet iron' work, at F. H.
Nash d: Broa’. -- ,
PERSONAL KENTION.
The Y. M. C. A. team of Danbury,
with some of their friends are attending
the tournament this evening, in the bor-
ougb.
William Anderson has returned from
a visit in New York.
“Paul,” (not the apostle) of the Bridge-
port Standard was in town this.morning
taking nows.
M'. Dora Miller, of Branford, N. 1'.,
is visiting with ltrs. ‘Wllllam Riley.
Thus. Russell is visiting in Brooklyn.
Arthur Bennlngton has returned from
i visit in Portcbester.
Mia Maria Gilmy and Miss Sarah
Jackson, of Bridgeport, have been spend-
iuga few days with Miss Lida Forrcll
of the borough.
—Bfll;lt'—le—llolp costs So. a bar, or 7
bars and a patent soap tray for 50c.
Sprung a look.
The canal boat, Katie McWilliams.
laced with coal for the Norwalk and
New York Steamboat Company, sprang
a leak yesterday while lying at the pro-
peller dock up town and filled with wat-
er. Men have been at work at the
pumps all ”day.
—’l'lie patent soap tray given with 50c.
worth of Brussels strap could not be
bought for 1s. thon 26 cents.
Tho Booth lbsoorvl.
Clarence, son of Silas and Sarah
Brown, of Chapel st., borough. died
Saturday night of membranous oroup,
aged 8 ymrs.
A sevea—year-old son of Patrick Man-
ning, of tho borough, died Sunday oven-
ingot diphtbcrlo.
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mourn-«mm
Opera 00., is new to I’oughkeepsians, but
be is one of the best comedians seen here
for some time, while Tom Ricketts fully
sustained his old time reputation. The
rest of the company was excellent, but a
want of time prevents us from referring
to them at length.-—Poughkeepsic Eagle.
Music [fall the Wick of April l5th.
People r... Meet on diuretic—Trains
During moments of leisure it is inter-
esting to study the people who ride on
railroad trains. Some passengers study 7
the convenience of others while a large
number only look out for their personal
comfort.We Were amused recently ingo-
ing from this city to the borough at see-i
ing at least thirty passengers who were}
only going to Norwalk and every one of ‘
them took seats next to the windows,
which they li id a right to do. The
amusing part was when the train stop
ped at Norwaik: every passenger had to
rise in order that those next to the win-
dows could get out. A commuter on
the road says that such is the case every
afternoon. If such a programme could
be carried out in some churches where
dull sermons are preached, the
man thinks preachers would have
lees cause for complaining about sleepy
congregations.
—-35.00 will buy a good spring over-
coat, at Comstock Bros.
Teachers and tlrolr Work.
At the meeting of the teachers of the
Congregational Sunday school, held
March 5th, it was voted to hold similar
meetings every month. The next meet.
ing will occur to-morrow evening, be-
ginning at 7:30 o’clock. There will be a
balf’bour social session and at 8 o’clock
the teachers will consider “Our work—
what is it?” In the primary department
opened by M. E. Tollcs; in the inter-
mediate department by Mrs. M. L. Jen-
nings and Dr. G. S. Kendall; in the sen-
ior department by G. 8. North; with the
foreigner .by Mrs J. A. Biddle. Their
remarks will be followed by a general
exp-remion on the above topics by the
wacbers and officers.
Election of Sabbath School (Jurors.
At the close of the regular session of
the First If. E Sunday school yesterday.
the following officers were elected:
Charles F. Bullock, superintendent,
CbarlesE. Hort, assistant superintendo
eat, Mrs. Sylvester Hunt, female superin-
tendent, Charles Smith, secnhry. .Mrs-
Joseph Yroom, treasurer, James A.
Brown, librarian.
Woman's christian ‘l'ornpoeanoo Union.
The annual meeting occurs tomorrow
afternoon, April 2d, at 3 o‘clock in the
lecture room of the Baptist church. It
is earnestly requested that every mem-
ber be' in attendance.
Union Gospel Tomponuco Reform Asso-
elation.
Considering the storm there was a
good attendance at the meeting of the
Union Gospel Temperance Reform Asso-
ciation yesterday afternoon. Thomas
Wood presided and speeches were made
by William Miller, James O‘Hara, Edwin
Fox, Giles Haulenbeck, Isaac Kirkhsm,
John W. Francis, Geo. Miller, Peter Mil-
ler, 0.11. Harvey, Mrs. Graves and
others. __ ,,_____-,.A
Conductor locker” a Dream.
Conductor Meeker has kicked himself
temporariy out of a job. He went home
last Friday night and dreamed that Billy
Mullen’s bulldog had him by the baggy
part of the trousers. He kicked so vig
orcusly in his effprta to rid himself of the
Imaginary brute that his feet were badly
injured by comingiln contact with the
W of the bedstead. Mr. Meeker
hetlllsoufiasdtotbshoussaaablstc
sin." Mr. Harris said that we have an
inheritance in God's royal dominion. We
know what it is to be beloved by dear
friends and how eagerly we strive to
serve those whom we love. How we
would surround them with choice and
beautiful things. What is our love to
God’s?-—one drop to the infinitcsea. Thou
art beloved of the infinite God and harm
and disaster cannot overtake or harm
thee. llis royal treasury is open to you
and he invites you in.
After showing the disposition of God
toward his people Mr. Harris proceeded
to tell of God's disposition on them. He
explained why it was necessary to be
born again. He compared a soul being
born again with the appearance of Adam
in the Garden of Eden. Mr. Harris pic.
tured that place very highly and said
that the joy and impressions experienced
by Adam at that time were only a faint
idea of what a soul feels when it is born
into the Kingdom of God. A sonrhip
with God brings us in His divine family.
The joy of a soul born in the Kingdom
of God is not confined to the angels,
but is experienced in the hearts of the
people on earth. '
Mr. llarrla spoke of the joys of the fu-
ture estate of the soul. Meeting God
face to face, we are thus to be honored.
We are to look upon his dazzling radi-
ence and enjoy his blessings.
In closing, Mr. Harris said that he
hoped the congregation and himself
would meet face to face in the other
world if they never did again on this
earth. After the pastor said good-bye
the congregation joined in singing
"Blast be the Tic Ihat Binds."
After the service a large number went
to the front of the church and said good-
bye to Mr. Harris.
Rev. C. E. Harris has been pastor of
the First M. E. church for two years,
and they have been years of prosperity.
He has won the hearts of his congrega-
tion and the members of the church re-
gret that his wife’s health requires him
to go to other fields of labor. He can-
not take away everything, however, be-
cause the imprcmlons made by his pow-
erful discourses have found lodgmeut in
the hearts of the people and furnished
food for reflection in after years. While
good-bye is said to Mr. Harris now, it is
hoped that he will locate near enough to
South Norwalk toocc-loually visit his
numerous friends bare.
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—If you want agocd sweet Orange
call at Booted: Harman's. Best orange
ever offered for the money.
Mr. Powell Paid for Shovollug Snow.
The suit brought by Daniel Powell
against the town of Norwalk to recover
pay for shoveling snow during the great
blizzard of 1888 has been settled for
$206.36. Norwalk is in great luck. It
cost Stamford nearly $2,200 to shun-l
herself out of the snow at that time.
A Clgarmakoi- Breaks hla Log.
Zenas C. Bush, a clgarmsker residing
on Centre avenue in the borough, fell
while going home Saturday night. break-
iug one of his legs. Dr. McGonegal was
called yesterday to reduce the fracture.
—Try a pound of those celebrated
"White Elephant" lunch milk biscuit,
only 10c lb, atW. H. Seymour'a, Havi-
land‘s Block.
Pollco Bocorsl.
The following cases were brought be-
fore Judge Knapp and disposed of this
morning. Each was tried for drunken-
ness and paid the fines and costs set up-
posite their respective names: Edward
Taylor, 9. 76; John Zowego, .10. 76, John
Johnson, 37.76; John Cougblan, O6. 76.
—mm tron-titer moo.
putonhlshuots.
OomstockBros. units 0
Al N Ell tart!
penalty is retained on our statute books
it is it mockery of justice and of mercy
to refuse to carry it out in the case of
the wretch in whose behalf so much
twaddling gush was let loose yesterday.
cot‘m’s asp .It'rtl' or NO ACCOUNT.
(Waterbury Republican.)
Swift, in his trial was defender] by
counsel who put his C‘lSI‘ j'lrf as strongly
it was possible to put it. in spite of the
best showing that the defence could
make, his guilt and the heinousnees of it
were so obvious that the jury agreed in-
side of ten minutes. An appeal was
taken to the supreme court. That trio
banal ruled that there was no error in
the lower court. But in the eyes of the
majority of the legislature, the confirm-
cd opinion of courts and jury is of nonc-
count. Tlic legislatum interposes be.
tween the criminal and the established
Instrumentalities of justice, takes the
case into its own hands, and disposes of
it according to its own sweet will. This
action is not warranted by any new deo
velopments which have come to light
since the murderer's trial.
so )ll'l'lflA‘l’lNG (‘lllf'l'MSTANCl-ZS.
(New Haven Register)
There were no mitigating circum-
stances. He lrilled her because, being
the brute he is, she refused to sieve that
he might continue his loafer's career tip-
on her earnings. The deed did notspring
from ignorant affection. lt sprang from
the most brutal impulses. When the
supreme court ratified the verdict of the
lower court, its decision was unanimous-
ly approved by the community in which
the deed vi as committed and by the state
at large as just and meet.
All Around the State.
E. S. Andrus, a wellotodo farmer of
Torrington, has disappeared. Mrs. John
Cummings accuses him of having fel0iii~
curly assaulted her.
Danbury.
Ex-Licutsunnt Governor Hyde is seri-
011st ill at Hartford.
John M. Hall, president of the senate,
is ill at his home in Willinianlic.
Arthur Babcock,a twelve-year- -old boy,
tried to jump on a car at Middletown
Saturday, fell and was killed.
The Mcriden and Waterbury railroad
bai arranged to run its trains into the
New England depot at Waterbury April
Jack McClenneu, of Waterbury, will
fight Jimmy Nelson, of New London,
near the former place for 8200 inside of
ten days.
—Wide-wale coats and vests, at Com-
atock Brge.
The Waterbury Podostrlaua.
The seventyaix hour walking match
at Waterbury ended Saturday night with
the following result, Begolemsnn 376
miles, Connors360 miles, Dav'n 856miles,
Horan 340 miles, Adams 334 miles, Tay-
lor 312 miles, Eiscn 300 miles, Nolan 261
miles, Hine 255 miles. The first five
men get 8240, .160, $92, 873 and 354
respectively.
—A fine laundrled shirt for 50¢, at
Comstock Bros.
is the Parallel seas-as Killed?
Hartford Special. NJ. Herald.
The railroad committee of the legisla-
tare on Friday afternoon considered in
secret session their action on the appli-
cation of the Housatonlo railroad for
authority to build a road from New
Haven to New York parallel to the ex-
isting road.‘ No decislvs vote was taken
on the main q estiorn but ltis reported
that one or tw votes taken on priellrniri-Da
ary notionshdiaatod that tho oomnritsss
willstsad smurwthmsgtiaat the
parsllslpsujsct.
Bishop McMahon, of Hartford, is ill in ‘
Butler Lodge 1100
Becker, Michael 13110
wand 2730
Julius V. 385
Beers, Jr., Bet. David 1560
Bell, (loo. 8. and wife 350
lliram 3750
Thomas 550
Beiden, Frederick 750
Benedict. Est. George 4668.67
Est. of Gould 2995
Est. Wm. 11. 4586.20
Est. Geo. & W. H. 1210
Daniel F. 0320
Benger, Henrfi 750
ary E. coo
Berg, Paul 1000
Bette, William H.
Bodwell, Henry E.
Bogardus, John W.
Bobsnnan, Chas. G.
Brown, Hiram E.
Boughton, Mrs. Mary A.
Bouton, Wm. S.
John B.
Eveline C.
Boyleston, Francis
Bradbury, Chris. F.
Est. Wm. H.
Jesse 8.
Mrs. Angeline
Britto, John and wife
Britta, Frank L. and wife
Boutwell, Chan. 1“.
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Bronson, Phiio
Brotherton, Wm. I“.
Brown, Wm. B.
James A.
a Wilcox
James E.
Hiram S.
Mrs. Amelia B.
it McCanna
W. M. and Sarah (M .
fello-
Bennelt 6'. Busted
Buckley, Patrick
Burbank, John L.
David L.
Burke, Wm. C.
' 111119“
The committee, so the wise ones says
upon the petition stand seven against
and two for it, the two favoring it being
Messrs. Brown, of North Stonlngton,
and Allies of Killingly. Upon the reso-
lution of inquiry the committee are also
understood to be divided.
The railroad committee reported ad-
versely in the Senate Friday on the bill
giving the Naugatuck railroad company
power to increase their stock from
$3,000,000 to $5,000,000. The bill was iii
the form of a general law to allow leased
lines for seventy-five years or more to
increase their stock at will. The bill was
rejected.
—Soap trays free with— Brussels soap.
.1 :Wififm
GIRL WAV'I'IDTODO GENERAL HOUSE
work. ltefaurcc rnjuirrd. Apply to Mrs.
Wayto: A. Raymond, So. Norwailt, C1. all tf
“minis NE." 43;“ 3°“
pets c y 1 team Co.. a -
tsuckcémgrll‘crsmay yhelcft gt How's Parting!
tore orwalk. or salt mail or telephone
to lollett‘s market. Sangatuck. y s12w
011K BY comm MAN. ANY GEN.
eral manual labor. such as garden,
hoosecleanln, b tan or lee. uAuli,
KW! Ell y .1 orotherw
roorsddress J. W. , 14 Wood st. Scull):v
Norwalk,Ct. mrwst
AN firxiuisfisn COOK and one who 5
will rodo housework.
ingandircu . Appl'yatthisoflcs.
V “ll-AWAKE BOYS to sell Tux Sail-run. in
thcborougb Applyat No. alamstreet
FOR. SALE.
8153A! 110883. ABOUT gig“ (8) YEARS
. kind. m "I! m:
twnsctsofsl c hrncm; one twoscsled
and onehuckhosrd, both goodcondltion: will be
sold chem. Pbr further culsrs plflo Benj.
Taylor, iuuipask. or Jos. Taylor, J a
AGI'OBY FOR SALE OR TOBINT, CORNER
“w Raymondstrrct. Inquire of I. A.
AGOOD‘II llOllSl P011 SALE CHEAP. PIT
Ipurposea. Inquire of James Ball,
Snowdrn‘sl’lace, 1w Ely Rock Band.” hm
0118! 1'01! SALE CHEAP; KIND AND
gentle. ll.Joues,Inrthrwslk inrfldt
0 choice so and a) feet at
.... "new. w. c. any; ..
I .1. 110".
To LET.
AUDBB PLAC MERRILL,
L mm‘nam
a few 6 per csrrtlcans security.
TAlet GOLDEN.
Ll'l‘ 0N MOIST—6 ROOMS AND BATE
Boom,on2ddoor;l room to aim: and 1 in
botand cold warer. station-
lntrsnce. New
It'll-ll"- Wofbrctana.
ApplytoJ.Burhank,6130uthalnst. “I
OUSI ON ROTOR KILL. CONTAINING 11
0118' ON comm STBII'I', 7 ROOMS.
at! am
mains. withtacresofisudouwhlch
thsreisall ottrult. yto . 1!. Trist-
mNarwalkltockOon or Bootht Nor-
Pl’ll'l PART 01" 1101768 0!! UNION AVI.
Apartuicutsto rent luufi‘rlli’kt Block, Inboard
114 ll T. LEONARD.
corner-so um morocco
Chpsl and water it., Norwalk, Ct. asst
012.61 luqulroofl’Jl. Dwycr. mist
“g2; also to: rooms on"
Alli!”
Summit
flats“
to.W TO
attackwcodl'f‘l 00-
LOST AND rem.
A1213. 0' smnom "Lw g
No Removal.
Burritt. Francis 12400
Bush, Edwin H. 3770
Byxbec, Francis I". . 5575
W. L‘. 500
Geo. W. 75
Eat. Eliza 110
& Tallmadge 200
Brummcr, John 2%
Campbell, Callie M. 440
Cameron, Charles 800
Callahan, Cornelius 770
Cape, John J. » 215.46
Carlin, Patrick 550
James 66
Mrs. Thomas 165
CommBhAilrnio 1:04:
Cov , wrence
James W. 190.50
Chambers, James - ~ 550
John 550
Chicbester, M and Carcbne’ 000
Clark, Mrs. A bio M. 601
Mrs. Mary F. 1500
Est. Flavlna 5350
83min, Jobfidhwife 7%
grove,J11
Ccmstock Samuel soo
Wm mo
W. W? and Anna Day 200
Frank and wife moo
Samuel, Jr. “0
Bottom E. 716
Cor-bet, Mathew 1806M
Garcons, Patrick 700
Canon! is Timberlske 110
Couch, Georch «so
Coustna,James 550
Cowpertbwalt. Joseph J. 850
Crow, Nelson J. 101!)
William N. 2900
Oliver L. 350
Crofut, Andrew J. 6370
a 12500
James 270
Benjamin J. 1”
Crows, James C. 2830
Edmund E. 110
Cullen, John 660
Curio, Gioconeo 1870 .
Cunningham, P. L. 6139.40
Edward 628.60
Cutblll. Richard J. 900
Gavan-ugh Thomas c. 166
C. and John J. M
Dake, John W.and andwifo mo
8 Norwalk 1 3. 0o. mo
lbvh, .1
Dawson. Il-ss‘
yard, Now standings-line nursery of the late
Seymourdinow MW
mmudm ,
OMMERCIAX. Dominant,
book '
Busisess flunsssuppllsd with mt I“
ante on short notice 1" circularssud infor-
mation canon. craddruu, audfall
Ills. I. ammrsa
51Atlaatlcst ,Ihaircrd.
FOR SALE! .
Tilt Fairlelli 11060111118100! ’ I n "
GROUNDS !
Ct_.. and Noah
utilise for alnck- holdus.
FOR SALE-
160 Choice Quince Trees,
Tints]: titans our,
so cnm gaunt .
“legato J. W. WWII]. 28'8th t,“
oars r. 1mm
Ton-oral Arm,-
tits? « '
HADAHE CLOUD !
THE GREAT INDIAN CLAIBVOYANT
Thesrrcnlli child ofaseveathm
sinuses. can” '....""°..
on andrsre
callatoucsat 22 Ill-MIL.“
Madame Mk!
who havccallsd
Sincehcrstsyintliiscl
thsbest-tisfnctiou
Atrial will convince any one of her rcllarkalils
Mal ha!"
Here They Are!
Conch, Road.
n-finmflflBSES
At Brookside Stock M
noon at whom.
1111110818
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Clearing Out Sale'i
"'.‘;
0,;
On Monday, April 1 ,‘
We will commencslcicarlngOnllUcd.
Dress Goodi-
uannnwnan. ’
shamans.
caucus,
Andsouiegoodsfrvsn all our W15.“
wesliallou
HALF-PRICE i“
For Cash Only.
1 SlfliS
Norwalk Chronicler