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ThedepreanieanowiaTeaaavlllwb- Ir.aadNre.'i'ilomaeW.lrrriwelber
will givenamnllwhlatparty Pride
evenlngatthdrhomeonllmatrvt
Bav.0.J.Nerthlneapeotedllome
some NORWALK. 001m. re
ANOTHER BRIDGE ACCIDENT
, THREE cits ntnousuto Mill
EliiilllE in. m watcxrn.
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hint-heeled he let ill m
Jupllentdar lonnveillelrllvea.
~ minim-marina.
The . tel-Wt neveral rail
road ” ‘inreandthaynprnt mach
llweh mnehveJ'herecauhnc
lhamatlu willbn fully in-
and thatalltheeaeunee poa-
elble will-ha-adeinbehalf oftbe bell
My“, wenndarmandflea been
kaowateha onloforderattlmen here-
helamueaedplanterweofthetnwn
will «inlet-lam IIIMI ll thhelly
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ably advance on an eaalaortbeaaurly
her-n lIIektnwardthelakanaadheeoaleqnlta
neimportant atorln. naming a rlan of
temperameteda nadtomorrow over
mwmdllmnmlulm MOW-no My.“ dill landlin-
yah'flhumdm w meetingtbieeunlngattlteflfiohuech. A Nan-raw levape the- Gang late the
-Pore rimmed-m lard, in enla- "m‘m'm'rmm
egmolllhaaud upwarda. fordea
pound,at!erdflayna'market.
oatheAtlaaticcoaetanearaadaortbof
null-em nultll Olpaflatteraltonlerrow. in thin din
lriettodayJalrtopartly dearly warm-
erweatherandlightlnframeaetarlyto
anutbeaaterlywlndn will probably pre- lr. and Ira. Johan. Knapp and
murmured obedience. Win. I. Seundern ntarttornorrow for
lemrafielagOvaelridgae.
People who havnhad oooaelen of late
tonaetraineoutheNewYork,Naw ,
flareatflartfordkalltoaddadllhroegh PM and amateur photogra-
phere wan on hand, aaell anxiourly
em, We! all
“ 3 ‘wv‘nth .i;.‘
. mllt' mm mm mm.
“W'MW .le films-tantalum
'that'a wdahnhr Olmhfldredlnen labored hardln
lot llIIIIII till-ll atop, ole thewreek- Mar ever the debt!- lnd ulnar the
locomotive. At noon the track wae
olearadandmanarenow engaged mak-
ingnmfllepalratothetrad.
AI‘I' Hill)“ '0“.
A larvae. laklhltat the Singer lean-
.dnalag (la-pave Inleaveom.
The mlrmoom of the Singer lannfae-
turlng company at No. ill lain etreat.
Norwnlk. wan crowded all day yeaterday
with W. and not a few men, who
were drawn thither tn lnapeot the hand-
tome dhlay of art needle work and
noveltim in home decoratlooe. which are
on enthnn there thin week. The ex-
hibit ennahtn of delicate curtaina. almoat
an traumarent an glam. bandaomely em-
broidered with flowere true to nature in
the minnteet detailn; portieree. acarfn,
lambrrquinn. Perelan denignn. imitation
of deal negravinga. and ercbinge of do-
meetieaud wild animala, all embroidered
on the improved Singer newlng machine
with an eaqubile neatnem that h aimply
marvalnue. The artltt in lire'. Belden. of
New Yak, who in at the ealearnorn to
explain the work, which shown what
can hanebievcd on thin machine with a
little latte and chill. The agent inviten
the ladiee of Norwalk to call and lnewct
the cleaner enamel-l. genre lholtvtllt. “hater-here WW “I! we
‘ ‘ ' I" “' Hemmer
and pnlelbly rah- b’afore or by
fwdzedaymtwnlug. In the Kiddie
nettle ulgllne,
em: . WWWWE
my;
John fllagaeiuhbaadw errant for
nannaltleg Jammflormnmhnnthuafar .. .
umwm 4m:
lockup?“ u; 914ml
'qw- -, . with».
error yraterdey in aaying
that ii. S. Bennett would remove
Georgetown April lat. He will not
la‘wuw
bridgee. hereunt-
iowedbyllnoreeai'ngcloud- w, gm”,
inane in thin motion and light rain at
night. Oa Wednenday in thin anetlon
and in New England warmer, partly
aloadytoel‘rdywnather will probably a",
"3”“th prevail,w freebie briakeaaterty to
It knot the mthmatmlywiada,precededbyfogand
rev-amt
leoow .
. loonmotlre,demolilhedcera and lie
all” narrowrfllll' M‘ “a” of m
uu Junelal.nnd talerol tulle-n” mlmmumlntprom MW
withatandlllllinmm to prevent
aeoideute, paeaengere are in anything
but a rate petition when creating draw
THE LWON O! m RAILROAD
—Palentlne Oantle, No. I. A. 0. K. I.
ma.“ gm” m. m follow- 0.. will hold aaociable in their council
dincaaa whether theenglneerof the train
.which wan derailed at thedrawbridge
chamber on Wednneday evening. A
thin morning or the draw-lender
large attendance denlrrd.
The Y. W. C. T. U. will meet at the
bonnet Ira. Wray Bedbnt tomorrow
evening at Ml. All membera are re-
quealed to be preaent and bring "Y“
ed by rain, and on Thurndny partly
cloudy weather. with alight thermal
changm. preceded by rain near the canal
line, with brink to high winda, followed
by clearing and nlightly colder weather
in thin aaetion.
mammal-293nm»
Sunnete flightide Inwtide
run WP.
About 8 o'clock thin morning a freight
train of thirtycara heavily loaded. drawn
by locomotive No. 147. wancoming from
thnweetata high rate of epeed. The
nignnle were properly net. indicating
that the draw wan clcae'd. Junt an the
train reached Wanhlngton ntreet cronaing
Engineer Frank Taylor new the draw
bridge eignal drop. Be at once revereed
hie engine and wbiatled “down beaker.”
When the eignal wan lowered. the detail
ing twitch mid way between the cronning
and bridge wan connected. and the train
waaawilched 08 tonne aide. The tire
were torn and the locomotive buried ite
cow-catcher in the earth. the engine
-ppled over on ite ride and the can
crathed into it. The reenlt wan that the
tint two care were totally demoliehed
and the debrie looked like a pile of eplin-
teraand loge. The third car wan filled
with barrnln of oil which were broken
open and the oil flowed down in the di-
rection of C. S. Trowhridge’a box ahop.
At the point where the derailing aw‘iicb
inlocatedthareinnllollow,nudltwoald
the matter. The Wet excul-
paten hlmnelf. nnd.an unual, the engi-
neerand lrniabandaare very reticent,
byvirtneof ordnraof theirauperiore in
the management of the road. It in
enough to know that. notwithltlndlng
all therecentdevicna topreventcaeuai-
tieaon thedrawllrtdgca of the Connoll-
dated road. theyaraof quite frequent
occurrence. andtllatthepreaenteyntem
of paaaingovcr drawbridgeainattended
with very great mkn; that the ante-
guardelnuaeareineflcient,andinatend
of demeaning the danger actually in-
creaeeit. Wbatoccurred tntbefreight
train thiamnrningmight occur to any
pan-anger train. and reault in terrible
Ben Bechtel, the barber. came down
town yealerday morning with the noon
of blue blrdn ringing in hie earn, having
Inc. B. Seymour of thin city baa hennye.one of thcael I "380'! of
gone to New Haven for a abort vinit.
Capt. C. C. St. John epent laet night in
on. city. all WJIIOIinnlO Rowan, .m'“”fl_“m"s“'wuh'
AttheroomeoftheNnrwalk Clublaat
night, W. 0. Theater. Jr.. defeated T.
S. lorinon in a handicap billiard'tnurna-
merit. Thepriaeeue will now heptayed
for without handicap, by the billiardintn
—Sugar cored heme,12§c a pound, at
Ford Bayea' market.
The Norwalk Iron Worka Co. chipped
alargenircompreaaortotheGirard Coat
00., Girard. Ill... yeeterday afternoon.
Him Blanche lnrnhall, of Bayport,
Coun., in v‘wlting her aunt. Ira. Wil—
liam fl. Wilkina.on Lowe Street, thin
Countable Daucby. of Earl Norwalk.
arreeted John Joeev, for vagrancy, yee~
terday afternoon. He wantnken before
Judge Koappattd mutenond to tendayn
in Bridgeportjail.
AndrewJ.Benth.whohaaheenforeluan
of the fioiablng department at the South
Norwalk HatCo. factory for five yearn,
wan preaented with a handeome eaey
chalrlaet evening. Infleath baa re-
algoad hie poaltioa.
-—Uae Plaiated’e Toilet Lotion for
chaprdllande.
The quarterly meeting of the Norwalk
Chriatiorl Endeavor Union will he held S"-
atthePirntGongregational church thin the
evening. beginlng at 7:30 o‘clock.
:‘Z‘gfimrzfl'aflm “a fin}: goteome lllml in hie me. The head
H: Booth will trail the convenllon ner- “flew”- "”0 "' 0“ “'0 “NW “N
Vice. A loelll hour will follow the ex euro bully wished. elm jumped we
received acme alight bruieen on the band.
-Hnt bitcuit. mnllina and SW” The amanbnp nounded like a clap of
cakenlf rained with Cleveland'a Superior mud" '04 MP“ '0' | 100! dintanoe
Baking Powder, may be eaten by dyn- eround werearouned from thelralutnbere
by the cracking of the heavy woodwork.
Thadevice whiohcaunedtheupaetting
of a ninety-loo locomotive. and the
ammhing to flindernof aeveral freight
caraiaaderailing awitch to throw the
train from tbcmaintrafiald prevent
itagcingintotlledraw.
Inanfarnedeaigned indent the de-
rallingofthetralnitfulfllndliamimion
lntbemoatthorougllmeaner,butanan
agencyioinerenaethenaietyoftravelit
helper-elelupllutlulll. Irelvll-
maontbiarailroadaletnbembjeeeedto
theawfulrinkeofaceldentaanddeathat
dmwbridgenonitelinelnorderthatthe
runbetween New Yorkand Boatoncnn
bcmadeinafewminutealeaatime,
tharelaverylittlechoieebetweenbelng
drowncdorrnutilnted by thenulaablng
BilTlSTthllllTS.
Organ lenient.
The diet of the retina of organ re citaln
will be given at the Congregational
Church tomorrow evening. with Prof.
Othello. Ii- laaou and lit. Haeeche at
tarot-ill. for the we to ill-lulu column-enabler:
lvlennnplag. Onlya dim! arraagadnadarlchrnmleal lreatiaaa-
eurrd. Thole deairing to reeerve naate,
which can be done without extra coat,
ahould do no at once at either Plaimed'n
drug etnre. thin city, or J. G. Gregory'n
and J. A. Pinneo'n, Norwalk.
“ A Celebrated Glee."
Edward P. Sullivan and bin company
opened a week‘a engagement at the
Opera Hnuee lent night in "A Celebrated
Cane.” playing to one of the largeet audi-
encen teen at thin popular play houne
thin neaeon. The membera of Bucking-
ham Poal, G. A. 3.. upon an invitation
from Hr. T. 0. Howard. manager of the
company, who in a Grand Army man
blmeeli, occupied neatn in the body of
the house. Very few companion playing
at popular pricre are compoeed of euoh
excellent talent an wan neen on the ntage
lant evening. Ir. Sullivan an Jean
Renaud and line Bone Stahl. acbarmlng
young retreat, in the dual role of lade-
line B-nend and Adrienne. came in for
the largest nharc of praiae. although the
minor ebaractera wereeaceptionally well
Toonight thecompany playn
“Arrah-na-Pogue." They certainly do-
alrre good big bounce during their atay
-—Plaieted'aGnugh Remedy will cure
yourcold; Bonaadmabottle.
The membere of Cawaam Diviniou. S.
of T..ef Winnipauk, vinited the We‘-
portdlvinion leatnlghttohelplllem cel-
ebrate their annivermry.
line Bertha Benton entertained a
number of her young frinndn lant even-
ing at her home on (lllcatnut atreel. the
occaaion being her eleventh birthday.
Charm B. Smith hen told to Druailln
Erratic of Plarnville, CL, a lot 50:115 on
South Flrnt Street, tbie city. Ir. Smith
ban 74 other into for rate in the name
wan gone after the locomotive
left the track. The engineer and fire»
man. neeiug that their liven were in dan-
leaped from the cab when they felt
engine toppling over. They encapad
unhurt, except in jumping. Ir. Taylor
—A genuine picnic, llama 10¢ per lb.
Iathicanethedrawwnnuotopean W80 W ib.,at '1'.B.Guyer a
fact the drawnot be opened until
the deraillng device in firat adjuntcd.
and.therefore.thbin notadrawbridge
aeeideut.bat aaaceldent- produced by
the mhaniamluunatnprevent draw-
brldgaaeeldmtn,wkieb,whea it effecte
the purpcne for winch it h denlgned.
cam. aa greatthmap and In. an
couldreaaltfromaaepaudraw.
ltinbutaahorttiraeagothatnnother
efthnmdubmlnpeevent accidentn at
mm a pamengertrain
‘ . oathleaamedraw.
.. 'Tah‘wm canned by VicePrenident
de'epudmpnmwhiehiaetiutnuw.
Thiarall.which waabeldinplace only
nyulm weight anon-liner rocket.
either tipped under the welghtof the
Ionemoflvemrfalledindroptnitnplaee.
Atanyr'fltketrainu’illhdhaaca
A paper called Lien. which alerted in
New Yorkaehort timeago, indeed. It
could not compete with thoae New York
Sunday papera which pabliah Connecti-
cut editiona—Annonia Sentinel.
Nina Eva Slovene of New Canaan, for-
merlyofihincity. died atherhome
Saturday moralngand wan buried yea-
terday at 1 o'clock. Several young
ladiea from thin city attended the film
W with impunity.
Themeetiognoftth.0.T.U.wlllba '
heldeveryWednenlay llnllnll'l Hall, The rude-I afloa- elonr the line
for the preanot, inalead of the Baptint werenotified,anditwannntloogbeiore
0burcb.ae heretofore. Now that there awreeking train waaattbencnnenf the
iaanmuehoilmportancethatahould be Mrwlthalnrguforcnofmcn. The
night heggarn deacriptiou. 'l'llcae who
eachonemakeaaeffortlobepreaant at M upon the am“ the accident
So’clock. ImGLKnigthreaident. '“h "'5" “'4 “WWW “ “1‘
--———— Iightgained but avague idea of what
thealtuntionwae before the menu-
mcedtoclearawaythedebrin. Aoar
ThemeetlngofSunday aobool “”3. tree turned opeide down on the Went
ernofNorwalk.heldlnatevenlng in the bound track, large beta of iron were
Secondletbodiat church. wan well at- beutlikennmnnytwign. andplnnkaand
teed-d. Bev- llr- Tom! at the Pint tlllgntvmllllln about in all direc-
llaptlntchnrchpreaided. A committee
oftwofrnmeacboftheeeveralcburcbea
creapintolhcbeflregI-ofthetownwaaappointedtnderlnem h.
Well-annually llllllrol gathering multtuorlllll "“3
byTnlWinquntlngtbe lentof heday-acbcol work,and for bringing
Rev.C.B.Torrey’aaermontn the Non- thelnhabitantnof Norwalk
,. mmwthm.m
brought before our membern wewinh
thereoould beabetterattendance. Let
ltwaarumoredinflartford Saturday
thatGoveruorllulkeley baadeeided tn
diabandathuearlydaythethree Hart-
-—Doctore my thegrip nan gone. Yan-
haeliungSootherdidit.
which rccmtly re-eleated the caplaine
whomllehaddlnmiened. it tell nhnuld
bedoneitwouldmeanthepractlenl die»
aolatiouoflbal’irflkeglmcut.
on tiletiea outhe “and“ only anof thmeperpmngenorawhwh
ll. nor-lure clear name.
On Sunday Conflblea Wallace Donn
and Albert Deforent coined half a barrel
ofcider.foundln the cellarof Bdward
Oormleyze hnuae at No. 8 Proapeet Ave.
Gormlayia moaned of violating the li-
ceneelaw in ceiling the older in email
quantitiee to none of hi neighborn. He
ban been aummoned to appear before
Proneeuting Agent (lrayand nettle the
matter. ,The cane inlikely toprovean
glimmer. to trial-
:mlxfiplalut of
irregularities: illldlllll
more! “Mllw-mflmnr or
Trauma-alanine.
Thellrd annual enhlldtloe, under di-
rection of the New York
aaye PigeonA'moclationJlialited) willba
lllllnhl‘hiltllllllhd juat gone nit :x‘mmzufiudB-wfi
aadkewanalloutto open the draw to m“. ‘1’“
. . mammalian-unlit. rel
“m" “."m'l" Walla-elk '° i of mellow» tnlplelny
nudplgnonfauchmthI-erica
uederratimnted
tionn. By daylight much of thin wan
. , combo-wit clearedaway.bnt the aituatlon wan ter.
" met from plunging llnlalulll by I.“
' thagmrdrailnand ihnganmelntrangth
vacuum wanca.
Thenewnapreadrnnldly and hundreda
wenteeltlluwlytotnlrlllllpottoul
mentored hear all about how it
.mavgnm
an intern-ting
. A. Which “ *‘
aadatlewrlguren. None
raeeivndyenlerdayalar mgr era. Thenewflralnfatao'ngklillerln
x... ”'2 lllllllleelell lothelrraaka. Seth www.melmlml.
{mmamyoaugmemboraandrearednn
.mmfmawiulebaaomcenn. Theylullarlt
mmuwmu'm—I ”tin-lb. Homttotlnnllley
ummumm'hfl the rule
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minimum: name
when" gunmen
Baum-fl-lheduroagb,
llama for roaating.10ca mesh”. .9 “tum. .
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Wflmmmm
I. llalloek..loha W. 'Dakn. Richard J.
Onlblll, lmae S. Janelnga. Frank N.
[eerie and William B. Buhball were
unmet.
Thematternf ramadylegtheealating
troublewiththellmwccdnrnauenawer
wan diam“ ad the committee on
"new- latuetadtobavetheplpm
lewwudaomhbavethanaweref acme
aarviea on the cart ddeof the avenue
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“HUM. NEWS 1...} _
-A reeolutieawmvpaanadprortdingtbat
the City Clerk aball not give out hie
neaday oi the month.
layer Wilcox wan inalructad to call
the annual city meeting at the Salvation
Army barracka. Ionday evening. Feb.
24th. Thecallprovidaa for the laying of
the canal city tax. proridlng for the
inauingof bonda with which to extend
the warm to Beat Norwnlk and laying an
additional main from the reeervoir to
thiacity; aleoto approve aleaee made
by the Water Oommiaaionern granting
the llnhing privilcgee of the reeervnira to
Alden Solmana; aleo to dlepoee of the
city lot on Franklin atreet.
The meeting adjourned for one week.
ALI. noun» "I I'I'A'I'I.
W. A. Smith baa been appointed poet.
manter at Baaardville, Hartford county.
J. D. Carpenter and Henry Flint,
Bridgeport policy dealern, were lined
ury department has nigeiiied hie inten~
lion torccommend a “GLOW govern~
ment building for Waterbury.
A young manwhoaaid be waaE. S.
Shepard of Waterbury ban ewindled
about fifty bueinena men in Nerideu out
of Clileach for advertinementa which he
promiaed to display in the poeloflioe.
Burglare attempted to blow open a ante
in the railroad etatinnat Wetbernfleld
Sunday night but were frightened away.
In the South Wetherefleld elation they
blew open the cafe and necured a amall
nnm.
Tax Collector Allen of Thompaonlille
kincnaeed beeanne Superintendent Up~
non of the Hartford carpet worke refuaee
loadmit him to themill tocollect tax
billa. linAlienprnpoeeeto makea
light in the courte.
John Ifarinl, who ehot Luciano Ro-
mano at Sodom. near Danbury. wan cap-
tured in New York laat week. He wan
placed in the lock-up rt Brewater, but
made a daring attempt to eecape Toen-
day night. pouring the oil in the lamp
over the door and igniting it. He had
aucceeded in burning a hole two feet
equare before. the tire wan dinonvered
and extingmnbed.
TbeSalyntion army in meeting with
little nuccam ia trying to reform the
peoplcof liddlntnwn. Sunday evening
the army held aervice in a hall in'tbat
town, but the aervien bad but fairly
alerted whenagang intberearnf the
hall commenced to dropparlor matchee
nntbelloorandeleponthem. Thinwaa
followed by throwing a cut with a
tin an attached to lie tail into the
middle of the ball.
—Thc great superiority of Brueecle
eoaptoallotheranapa iaatteated by the
immune demand for that popular eoap.
Min of Pytllaa.
The annual araeion of me Grand Lodge
of the Knightn of Pytblaa will be held
at Torrington. chueadny, Feb. 19. Su-
preme Chancellor General Willhm Ward
of Newark, N. J. will bepreaent at the
afternoon aeanlon and will exemplify
theaeeretwnrk. New lodgeeare being
formed at Plantavllle, Hartford and lye-
tlc Bridge, and on Friday evening Lodge
No. 2 will be luatltuled in New Haven.
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Theatfairaof the Amerlennllullding
and mammalian ef‘lllnuencolla In
Danhury havecaueed conaidnrable talk
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