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SOUTH NORWALK. 001m. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18. 1890.
NOTLE MASONIC EVENT.
WPES‘IOEB WIDE! "8le
"DIWALI.
We! Pellea‘ Willie-V
A Maud-t the!” Intel 'OIIOII
th'ukhthww.
Copratooe Lodge, No. Ml, F. a A. 31.,
of New York,niade a internal vieited to
South Norwalk laat evenlog and worked
the third degree for Old Well lodge.
We doubt if the vpaciouv lodge room in
(lurk thne'e block war over before
filled with a larger or more rrpreercta-
tlve body of Ila-our. The reputation of
Capstone Lodge and the prorpecte ct
willie-log their excellent work canted
unueual intereet.
The lodge recto wee made very at-
wjlth vacate picnic and choice
"While-virtue arrived at m
do“ over we hundred llaeonr werepre
”Tho third degree waa exemplified
-aud ~“the endida'oe, Chief of Police Wit»
Iiatu Vollrner, wan “lid to the vublirue
degree of a llarm March in a manner
each at la rarely seen in thin lectlou.
At the cloacol the work the vieitora
and turmbera of ”Old Well” went tc'the
City Hotel, where Landlord llalt ecrved
aloe collation. There tree on regular
menu prepared hut almoat everything
calculated to pierce the tutu ot the hon-
gry wae placed upon the tablet. All
coald not be accommodated at once but
after (lope-tone Lodge had Sui-bed cat-
ing they gave thrcc hearty checra for
Old Well Lodge, concluding with the
refrain "for they are jolly good fellows."
The mattcrof epeechruaking wae omitted
and the abort time remaining for the
vleitora to etay here war occupied in
making new acquaintances. Membera
of Copeetooe Lodge returned home on
the we train.
The internal meeting of Copertoue
and 01d Well Lodgee has kindled a kind-
ly feeling which undoubtedly will result
in their again meeting at a tuture dare.
William J. Wiley, 3. 1)., and W. E. S.
Tillaoo, J. I. 0K1, were the only (fli-
ecr'e of Copeatone Lodge who were not
prewct. Their places, however, were
tilled. _
The following oflcere were prewar:—
flugb Douglaa, l; Edwin L. Uvertnore,
S. W.;D1nicl 8. Daugherty, J. W : liar-
tiu Kalb, treasurer; Harry '1‘. Gibeon,
arcretery; Frank Kuomaun, chaplain;
Wdiam J. Mathews, 8. D.; l. E. Car-
' micbael, J. 1).; Robert E. (lackell, 8. M.
o! C. ; Chill” 3. “MIN. J. M. 0‘ 6.;
Alfred 0. Angel], 3. Steward; E B. Sil-
var, J. Steward; George A. Teller, roar.
chair chart-a Cola, orgaoiot; Janice B.
Scott, aeolataot organlet; William Cowl,
tilcr.
Viaitora were pro-eat from the tollow-
fog ledger: Old Hiram, No. 1. New Ba-
veo; Ilount Nebah, No. 257, New York;
Oltutaoe, No. 446, Brooklyn; Paaruurpric,
No. 27. 8t. Johnebury, N. ‘Y.; liar-her.
tan, No. 449, New York; Eureka, No. 83,
Bctbel; Park, No. 516, New York; Tern-
plc, No. 65, Wedport; Jeruaalcur, No.
720, Cornwall, N. Y.:Grccian, Lawrence,
law; 8t. Jobne, No. 3, Bridgeport; J.
L. Audencu, No. 318, Augusta. hi:
lemon, No. 003. Portcbcrter, N. Y.;
_ Queen City, No. 858,1iew York; Win-
dora Lodge, No. 9, Weat Btockbridgr,
law: St. John, No. 0, Norwalk; Union
Lodge, No. 5, Stamford;-Bidgcwcod, No.
710, Brooklyn; Harmony, No. 61, New
Canaan; Union No. 40. Daubury.
I‘ll] Orgawlao'l’o-Ilght.
A public meeting will beheld tbla even»
log to the old laconic hall, Gazette
bonding, under the laderablp of T. P.
Gilmore, etate organizer; for the purpoae
of matltutinga mound of the Order of
United American Inbaclca. Delegalea
will be preaeut in full regalta from Staci
lord, New Canaan. Greenwich, Ridge-
lleld, Bridgeport, Danbury, Betbel, ani
South Norwalk. Noted vpeakera will
ciao he prevent trout Stamford and
Bridgeport. All intereeted in thla work
uninvited to be pram. It It hoped
there will be a large attendance. At the
areetlag ' loudly night, thirty cameo
were added to the charter llat.
amen ay the care In W
IraAaole Woodlar, who waa kitted
mam-33%? "5 .....
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lath-lag.
Anadjournrdneetlugoftbelloardof
ct Councilmen wee held law "wring.
layer Edwin Wilcox unaided and
(loucellruen John W.Dake.ltiehardJ.
Gutbill, lvaaeBJeunicgaand William
3.lime
Theraading of the niouteeolthe pro
riouarueetiugwaadlrpenaedwith.
The following nadutiou uttered by
Conneiltuanllakewaeadopted:
Ruched, That the Board of Water
(‘ournriuiouereboaud they
directed' hurrah
aodaonlucbcf
fuude in WWW
0 cancer of the availa
tba{aoy vote or
huelcfore paaead brain were of
content monomer with the foregoing
la hereby rcecioded.
Tbereeignatloc of Robert H. Horton
aa patrolman to take eflect July 1, l890,
waa read and eceepted.
The following revolution was adopted:
Ruined, That the a riatlon made
by tbie (Ruined April , , of .50 to
Docglae Fowler Poet be and the came it
hereby ordered paid to D, P. Ilorrell,
quarternraater.
it waa voted that Lewis I". Waterbury,
who ie repairing the Turnpike near the
armory, be paid $100 on account.
Frve hundred dollara were appropriat-
ed for the use of the committee on
mole.
The Water Commiatiouere were in-
atructed to extend a 41inch water pipe
from Cove street, But Norwalk, to Sea-
side Place.
The Committee on Barrera wae rev
queried to procure the eatimated coat of
running I aewer through Cro- atreet,
Grove atreet, Woodward avenue and
Burritt avenue.
A vote waa patted inatructicg the
Water Commiraiouera to extend the
water pipe from Lowe alreet to Hoyt
etrect in Spriogwood.
The committee on lire department wae
icetructed to purcbaae at once twelve
rubber overcoata and twelve pair of
rubber boota for the cue of Putnam Bore
Co. and that the worda “Putnam Hone
Co." be painted on the came.
The meeting adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
ONLY DEAD DRUNK.
the Yuan lapwrlaaeal by I South Nor-
walk Police-a- laat nght.
A little incident occurred lart night
which will, no doubt, arnuec many of
our readere. One of our city ollieerr,
while on hra way to Whiatleville, diacov-
ered to hit horror what he acppcaed to
be u dead man lyingon the Danbury rail-
road track. Sammy being a rather timid
rrmn, did not atop long enough to quee-
tion the rpirita that he ruppoard were
hovrrrng over the body, but with aucb
haete ac hie lithe form would permit
took hie way back to the depot, and tak-
ing upon hlmaelf the reepouaibility of a
funeral director, made every preparation
to have the body taken care of: to, with
Coroner lortouaud a party of four to
act at pull bearere,he alerted for the
body. Coroner Horton made acareful
examination of the body and declared
the body not dead to tbia world, but
dead drunk. The look of vurpriec and
diagoat upon Samuel'a face can better be
Imagined than dercribed. After collect.
ing hie center, Sam knowing better how
to care for the kind of dead tbieeaae
proved to be, In great humiliation, began
the funeral march to the Havilaud atreet
morgue.
Plllfl'l P030 “LIES
Al Italic-Met will Immune l'onr-
town Am race this lace-a.
That the pond lily unprofitable article
of commerce, la dmooatratad by the
following paragraph. printed in the
(lactic: Ir. A. Plebanl, "an Italian
dcrlat,ofNewYork, haepaldlr. Allen
Betta silo tor the privilege of gathering
thepood lllire from thefcarteu Acre
pond during the eeaaon. Ba
gathering than week before tart. aad la
thehrat week getheredx $11!), which be
rent to biota-la aw. ark, goo
"M35100 ""rrotum":
tar one week
tau. (to rent
top-ea to barvaat about
NEVER WANTS TO RETURNW '
1151331008 alumnus: 0P
.. more: can
lbellldeher‘aatflaadlyeaal laavaao
Iota What It tar-lieu Io clue
hialuflvelwflwlaclway.
The dtaappearanca' of Hire Loni-e J.
Beenacieoe of DaulelG.‘Taylor,who
livee atNo. ”lain atreet,bcrougb,ie
oaueicg her frieada great uneartneee.
livaBeera la twenty-two yearaof age.
are Bhehaanofatber, but hormotheriallv-
log in Newtowc, Conn. Ever alone the
war eleven yaara old the young lady but
lived with her aunt, Ira. Taylor, where
aho baahad auroat happy home. She
had been employed in Roth 0: Gold
aehtnidt'a eoraet lactery for the
paved. lira. Taylor went tuber work.
and returning about 5 o ’,clock ahe found
a letter addrceeed to her. It read an fol-
Iowa:
Due Aunt-liar golngtoleavctcwaandnever
expect toretura. Taka Iyelothee aadrrlt tbeat
torwlnt mmmanduaetheracaeyrur your-
aelrea. I an goiagalone. Your adeetlcaate,
Moral.
Immediately after reading the letter,
lire. Taylor alerted out in tearcb of her
niece, but searched in vain. Alter pare.
log a eloeplear night the started yeeter-
day morning for Bridgeport, where the
young lady boa rclativee. Not finding
any trace of her there, lira. 'lhylor re-
turned bome almost broken hearted. A
Smut. reporter interviewed lire. Tay-
lor laet evening after her return and
learned the foregoing facte.
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ligamenthlyrevenued I?”
ramparoaormmwhiuhitm
Juueuteetingbaecloaedfihem
baa bceucrganizcd and- pnt- can
cugblyacundhaeia. It harm
monatrated ila unfolde- lo the can»
munity in the number of d“,
which it baccaueedtobaweetedhy'
memberewhoareuowoceupylagthfl,
andbyaneavyeyrteutarenotoalypy-u
ingthcrrintereatbntmakingm
paymouta monthly on the m
Severalowueraof
dradybniltargthmngbthehdpol a
thie awociatiou, eteadilyronroviog the-e
encumbrances, while there who have
need the organization cream
are-receivinga mm“- .'
When the young lady was laat teen '
ahe were a gray drcee with a red and
white veat front, a block atraw hat
trimmed with red velvet and a flower on
one ride. She was aleoder, about 5 feet
6 inchee tall, with dark brown hair. She
had only a email amount of change in
her pocket and no clothes with her ex-
cepting those that she were.
Mrs. Taylor ray- tbat Mica Been had
been acting atrangely for acme time, and
the feara that her mind was affected.
She was a bright and ehiuiug star in the
Taylor family, and lire. Taylor in early
diatracted over the atlair. Every efiort
baa been made to and the mining girl,
but In yet to no avail. lire. Taylor left
for Newtown tbie morning to aeelouiee’e
mother, and to see if they can get any
tidiuge of her. She waa an active urem-
bcr of the Second II. E. church, and a
member of Dr. Van Alatyue’a Sunday
echool claar.
‘I'IIB “WAIT!!! SCHOOL HUMB-
“A Buaybedy" Aaka it the Prchlbltlowiata
Are It the Bette-t of It.
To the Editor of The Sentinel:
Dun 813: -The Prohibitlcniate are not
content with having annihilated the one
aaloon ol the town, and thereby letting
the neighboring towne receive the profit,
but are pereietently eeekiug some way or
mecca to annoy the proprietorr of the
Point.
Your allueicn to the acbcol trouble at
Rowayton bringe the rubject to my nt-
trntton. The princip‘el inaiwed and per»
eieted in punlahlng the children who
went to ace the Chiueae picnic. Why. ’
Tbecaae taken up are teat was thie: A
father wbcae ton and daughter atturded
the achool, kept the girl at home to keep
house, while the mother and boy went
to the picnic. The more for both boy
and girl were carried in 18"“. note
tithe. The girl waa not pitched while
theboywaa. Why? Became he went
totbe picnic. The care waepnrhed ac
to the right of ita workiuge. Father and
principal appealed to a achool ceramic-
eicueraodtoalawyer,andthe caeewae
found faulty. Are the Prohibitioclata at
thobcttoraofthla? It thvywould read
"lax O'Reilly in a pulpit" in the World
of Sunday, June 15th, their cave would
be photographed to them. The occiparv
how more to title: If the temperance
people of Itcwayton would viait the
Point for the pleaeurea it oifara, tacking
only lte healthful and beautllul qualltlee,
they would chow their nobleuem but
began they go aearcbtog and hunting for int-
morality. 01a thepeopleof Rowaytcu
Monto-loglowith, crgotcwtch
"mm M-
of theeeeaviugaaudtheirprcducflvaux-
peoditure in ita midst. j.
Theth meeting, which lab. place.
in July, in the regulcranuual wattage!
the etcckholdere, at which m will
be elected for tho'cuning yur.
HuMN—I-ZB.
A Pretty Wedding at st. turret-eel-
Johu J. Haulcc and Il- M'
Heine weremarricd atSt. lary’a’r-
ecuage last evening. The my".
performed at 7:30 o'clock bythaka'. W.
J. Slocum. W. P. Rankin unad- but
man,andliaaAuuaBd-n,tha We
sitter, wae the bridcamid. A ‘
wuheld Iaateveniuglrcnts 00100“
at llr. Haulcn’e newly WM ‘
deuce on bowie atreet, where I 8'"-
numberoftbernanyfriuidaollhlllb. .:
G. H. Raymond; fl,
hacker; toilet “dwell-um. ' _
Pottery aaacciation, o!
clock, Anaemia Clock . ~
ateel engraving, m ’1‘
hcnae; oil painting, D. Baikal”
holder, liar Ella Kahlua; ’ ,
lira. liary Havey; life
green; W. Cebu; clay
In. A. Hugh. Thaw
hie bride waa aclitaire "
and In. Baotou left on ‘
for New York. They.
week or ten daya vldttcg’
eat in the tenth.
ELLEN WHITE
ea. In lent to the 1
About coca yeatwday
ley,of them
White, waa ‘ “
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