Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 9, 1890 · page 1

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mAmM home we perlb.
abouhlerede per lb.,at T.B.Guyer o

Plannlubmlttod.

ifieplaua fortheohapel oi 5t. Paul’e
men Weataveoue werehaudedin
Ohm laetand during tbioweok
lbawimalaawillbegivon. Thearchi-
has i the gentleman who drew the
,phllfmtheproopaicathedralatGer—
deaOltyJonglolend.

- OIntrneta Awarded.

Ibconhact for lllling the mounde in
the borough parka has been awarded to
rebel. Guigue and the contract for
ruling the gutter and aidewelk oppoaite
'thelambproperty on itain atreet hae
” awarkd to W. If. anlor, by Bun-
Indium, chairman of the borough

. , committeeou highways.

aw‘flahnd Gem” flour—the beet menu-
. lectured.

Aflghtntsprlngwood.

- Yenerday afternoon Stephen llollick
aadJohnKerikuohecomeengegedina
fight at Bpringwood. lailick, heaidea
. _ aoverecuteonthefaoe,hadhie
ehlrttomfrom h'u body. The lighten
momma-no placed in the lockup.
“morning they were tried before

July Knapp and had linen impoeed

on them.
‘ 4w. are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton urea-ray butter, and can till all or-

; .dolaprnmptiyandatiowilguree. None
m. T.B.Gnyerd:80n.‘

Ital-marble'oek.
Wing protheo favorably for
“math June meeting of the
. _mDrivlngAmociation, whichbo
3" #bmormwaudcontinneolonr daye.
’fhheutrlmioreacheventarevery num-
“.mtbobeethoreeam the circuit
2 The noun to-morrow, which
ljfio'clock, nrethollll and 2.3)
..mmkiainthefine‘condi-
,thearrangearente complete to
racing'mmtlng ever held 1

Andirone. Fire Irena, Pandora
- uneveryold “'Grandfetbu’e
palettegenndanalmooteadc
. of‘relieaaad curlooitieo and
. ~ furniture at Podmore’e,”
WE; mt.
"'Maiiaemanintheemploy
adobe-emmeuom
who aear‘l'orry’e beef bonsai-a
alarm. walbdoil than!
M me. Onaof bio abooldera
halydraiaedond hewae could-
’ huh-debut thabody. Ayear
Dibblefeli adlotaneo 0! about
fit while repairing the lineaat
\Manoa after thailre, but for-
. hhlojurieo on» cam"
mwmtmmm

into! more patentfox.
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nonmunnmm
. llorwalk.

aleeam‘ralhoeendaaa.
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" cerium DAY.“

oooruaoawutooaoaooamu.

Children'a Day waeappropnately
eerved at the congregational Oberon
luthemornlng Rev. J. A.
Biddlepreaohed a aerrnon eopeclally
iorthayonngermemheraol thneongrn-
gotten. taking hioteat fro-Actual".
Aoooeertwaogiveaintbaavenlogby
membera of the Sunday ochonl. The
churchwaa beautifully decanted with
ierno,palme.pottrd plantaand dowera,
thecholrgallery, with theexeeption of
oemall epacoln baek.heing completely
lllledwitb them. In the background
wae atationed a quartetto compo-ed oi
lira Annie Helicon, Ii— Bobnealook,
lieoarallonry Bull and Cheater 'l‘ollee,
which rendered leveral lioneelootionr.
{the nuclear were upload with the

, the aielea elnging “Onward Cbrietian
hollowingiothvplol'arn- '

scram"

e. 0'BiIIgiog—“luttieFlower
om“ [low hby Win: in Church."
“unlock.

ll. b oebool.
12. W-vman.

MoAVan-Wbdlnl! Pb belle-
ewmea. In

lure aura and quartetto
it. Where to there room or the children.
We econoim.
11. “in the that! Bolted, "
18 eolo—- 'In the foil! or Jean.”
ll- lieule Punaolrt.
19. Recitation—“let thanfiome‘
Diehrow.
33' our “52. ”0?: M'"
2:2 marl-IL “Ag? the Children in,"
ct. Solo—lu- act
24 Poem—toga of the tihrl‘ child In the'l'en
piqbyRev. nit. Seward 9.9 9.,awompaaied
them- ”! D 3.
Among thoao who participated in the
concert waa Iliee tichneelock, oi New
Haven, who recited “How Baby went
to Church,” and aleo eang adeiightful
eolo. Iii. Schneelock, who hae never
been heard here before, greatly pleaeed
the congregation. loch of the credit
of the concert wee owing to eyetematic
drilling of the little once by the ladiea of
the committee—hire. ‘ If. L. Jenninge,
lira. Frederick Quintard, lien Iiargaret
B. Weed and lice Nellie I. Dlebrow.
30m 1(0an mantel.
There waa a large audience at the Firet
I. E. Church to bear the Children’a Day
exercieee. The church wae proloaely
decanted with dowere and their at-
rangement waeeueh that a very pretty
picture waa preoented. Buepended in
lront of the organ won the motto made
of daieiee ."8ofler Them to Come Unto
In." The exercieee were opened by an

 

organ voluntary by liter Schnell. The
ay ochool and congregation then
. a familiar aolection, alter which
lea F. Bullock, the onperintendent,
altered prayer. The choir tang an on.
them with good effect. There were two
reapenelve exerchea by the acme and
. Recitation were given by Ben-

nie Andrewe, Irving Smith and Harry
Damon. Ira. Keep woe to have recited
flandali’phoo but owing to illneea lira

Ilinnie Godfrey gave a recitation inetoad.
A very pretty eaerciea wuentitled‘dfittle
Children Come to Jeane.” finale Smith
and Grace Bouillon wereaeated in large
calla illlieo and Hannah Jimmeraon.
Fanaioorncet, Jennie Diver, lay Den-
ton, Bertha locker, Irene Dibble. Sadie
Hoyt, Bmoie Smith, Guano Dibble,

“Children'a Day."
BoloawereauogbylnakmmalLBmith
endlr.Bird. leewalieymond, fiche-b
andIlnnt eang"thtlo Children Oometo
Jeane” Atthocloeaoloomelntereoting
remerka by 'f‘bomml. Beymonda col-
lectioawaatakm forthe ofae-
oiatlagtheoflmhe denomina-
tleowboareeiodyina for tboarinittry
andmlnlonarywork.

prlnarydeportra‘aot. ,
Hwellroadwadmbl

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IORWAIRWAWAL. ,

Ber. Dr. Noble, of tbeI'lratOoegro-
gallonal Churchpreached lnthomorn~
log npon “Ohriu and the Grill!-
reo." One child woo beptload.
lnthe evening thereweaaolllnetrated
lecturahyF.W.lnitcb. onlifein
India.» theeloeoolwhlehaooatribn-
tionwaItaken fortbebenelltol foreign
mioeione.

bfltllllllllilllm SUNDAY 501100].
'l‘wentydrat Annual Ioport of tho lap-
orintondont.

Ourpreeentmemherahip le.....
Numberoilloero........ .. .

echolara regular attend

anta.... ................. .

8
8
to
on
"hymn-cm..." ...

Total!
ee. .............

. 1;;
Average .
1850.330! ecbool... Wéundm
um ayer meetinga n oy
oddly edneoday evenings .....
AvJage att. Sunday evenings” 22
Average att. Wedoeedey eveninga 18

Amount oi colhctiona by echooi. 456— 6?
Prayer meeting collectione Sunday 27 12

eveninge
Received from entertainmenta. '5'! ll
Cnfromlaetyear ............ ... 285

Total receiplr ..... . ............. $148 36
Eapenaeo ....................... 186 11

...-are Danna-aghao-wn ~

104

Our average weekly attendance at
Sunday echool and prayer
meetiogo. . . ..................

Actual expenoee for the year. .. .5116 ll

Actual coat for each peroon for
your ..... ................

[at no no ofllcero and teachero review
our pereonnl work for the peat year and
remember it ie the work God hoe given
no to do. Have we been faithful in it?
Have we, as oflcere, been kind andconr
teouo to all? Have we, or tmchera, been
punctual and faithful in our attendance
and teaching of God’a word and bearing
our ocholareto‘tbe throne of grace in
prayer ? Do we not know of children
who eeldom, if ever, go to any church or
Sunday ecbool ? If we do are we true
and faithful urvanto of God if we do not
put forth our beet eiforle to bring them
under the racing influence of God’a
word. If we have any exoneea to mako-
for peat neglect let he take them to the
Lord and oak film to forgive no, and
make him a aolemn promiee to be more
faithful in the future. The ungodly
with a foreign population ieon thoin-
creaee among ur; and wbatare we doing
to bring them to a raving knowledge of
the truth or it in in Jeane?

How many today will reoolvo that
thin year we will try and domore to
bring into our Sunday echool and prayer
meetingo thoec who are habitually no-
glucting there meana of grace.

Reapectfuily youre,
C. I. Lawrence, Supt.

4’qu Green 35c. II. at Pia-"Er .

m.- in low Enron.

A New Haven dhpalch otateo that the
city wee yuteeday in full pomemion ol
wheelmon. Folly 400 violttng bleycliata
were intownto attendtbe great meet
to be held today at Elm City Driving
Park. The club houao on Olive etreet
waa crowded all day with hicyolieto, and
on the grounde near the home a large
tent wee pitched for the accommodation
of whealmon.

lmprowomeniaantholhaow Lina load.

'l‘botweety-feur mileeofdonble track
onthefibmuneroadhetween liadioon
andlfianticwillbeeompletodandinnoe
byJulyl. Atpraeeottherearemmea
engagediotbe work. The grading boo
been completed for twenty milee and
lilteeu milee of the twenty-four of track-
lughavebeencompietedand inneet'or
eomatime. AftrrJuly i theatrewh of
thirteen Inllea between Mentioned llew
London will be begun. The work to
exponoivooathe line haobornehaaged
iaooveral looailtimtoellmlnatoearveo.
ioaoateplaeoo it hae hammer-my to
out down through theroek forty feet
nrnore. “onetime. gradeivthirty
foot and the meat-amoarvatore two

with a
n (In? V mm
1 ,

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two . .
TheearonrouofthoYaleerawwill go
hthdrqanwuatlulaadoneaban
arday.Jaaau.aadwlliranalalatrala-
lag thweuatlthoraea mm

W and mantle I

Deputbeorld'ronoo oaptuuda'il
ninohoreothief laotletardeyondaow
haebinbebhdtheharoof Iaeberoagb
lockup.0noalghtlaotl'dlruary0barlro
Randolph. then employed by nine
(limeteadlnthatownofWilton.eiolea
tbreo-year-oldcoltbelonglngtolr.0lnt-
etead’o wife.drovo the animal to New
(lacunaodeeereteditiowhatiokaowa
ao the Delavan barn. Ire. Olmotead
etartedafterthothiat whoaohedieeovv
eredhrrleuthefollowingmornlng.“
oueoeeded in finding the borer where
Randolphhadleltit. Theoremhowev-
er,hadmadugoodhioeacape.lta.(lmv
etood reported the matter to lawyer
Joth. Waleh. who placedthe eoaein
theheodeolDepntyfiherllf‘i‘oner. 'l‘be

 

oilicorbyuoiogalittleatrategy.located
Randolph at the boner at A , ,
Buolrieyeewhatiekoowaartheriooe

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DIRECTORY

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New York atato line.

dolpb leaped half dreoeed out of a back
window and rookie the woodr,theoco
aorooe the line into New York. 'l‘bia
__.thwarred the emcer‘o elforto to capture
the man for the time being. One day
iaot week, however, Deputy Sheri!
Toner got track of Rtedolph'a move
mente again and captured him about
noon iaat Saturday just an be woe driv-
log out of Buckley’e yard with a load of
garden truck, intending to return to
New York atete. Randolph woe taken
to Wilton thIa afternoon for trial.

will he horn Apia;

—Plol. J. H. Caruaa the eclectillc op
tician, with all hie appliances for
measuring the eyea, will he at A.B .
Ferrie'a J ewelry atorr, Thnroday, Friday
our! Saturday. He eolicito difficult ceaee.

”350833 0P '1‘!!! TBLBPIIDSP.

A flow Britain Oporntnr'a Harrow la-
cave.

Iiiee Steele. the telephone operator at
New Britain. had a narrow tempo from
revere injury Friday night from a heavy
electric dloebarge. She had juet portly
removed a long dietauco telephone ro-
ceirer from her car when the lightning
from some distant point came in on the
wire and diecharged in the room with a
loud report, filling the room wirh amoke
end taking the shape of a ball of lire.
lira Steele received a revere aback, by
which ehe wao rendered noconocione for
a time, and the ill elf-rote of which were
felt all day Saturday.

-Leete twice mo}; oe cheap aoep
for laundry nae-Brneeelr.

All Aron“ tho ”to.
Judge A. I. Paine of Bret Killiugly
committed suicide by ebootiug Saturday
morning.

Thomaa fl. Seymour lodge, Knighta of
Honor, in to he inn-tailed in East Hm
lord anon.

A piece of chatting in a Waterbury
factory fell upon Patrick IlcElligott
Saturday, killing him inetantly.

Jamee Williamo, of lulden, celebrat-
ed bio one hundredth birthday on Fri
day. He io hearty and omokeo a pipe.

It lo expected that exvcarhler lllckr, ol
Stalford Boringr. will be pardoned by
Preaident Barrieoa during tbio month.

George ‘l'hrnmpehim of Branlord
caught on Saturday a clock dab twenty
four inchea long that wdghed eight and
a half pounda.

Ira. Elizabeth Hall oi Waterbury ex.
perienced a paralytic shock Saturday
and fell upon a hot prone, receiving
burne which may reault fatally.

The oemi-annnal meeting of the Uni
tartan churcbeoof the Connecticut rol-
icy will be held in the Unitarian church
in Hartford tomorrow and Wedneedey.

A party of Bridgeport capitaliato have
pnrehaeod theiihreveportand Houston
railway. running from Shreveport, La ,
to floootoa, Tone. for WM).

Adogwoat mad in Danieleonville a
low dayeeioeoand btteavaralotherdoga.
All woreehot. 0i thadoge bitten one
waevalnedattlm, and twnwerevalaed
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