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borough, are in New York to day.
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attend to belore. The comptroller’s ol-
dce has bad to handle ‘88? orders In the
lasttwo days. There was pard out oi
vtlw tracer-vet’s ofloea total of WW”
. xmutwday. ‘ ' >
it Over and” tradition the town
lanai the regular appropriation. and tor
the “7,000 that is Mt to pay them with
at the .trearurev’s once. about sixty
towns are left to apply.
Towns in this county. that havenotput
in their claims, with the amount due
them, are as lollowr: Bethel, 81,028;
Darrell. “it; Baum. fluvial-held,
$1,123.50; Huntington. 31.373 50: loo-
an; New Canaan. come; New
Falillnld. WM; thgrflvld “lb; Sher-
m'”v taro; Stamford. “dbl; Trumbull,
“M50; Weston, “75.50: Weslport,
81,180.50: Wilton, $588.50
TIIB Plltll'l) CLUB.
A loath thew-lb organic-flew not At-
lurdalack Pleat-re for Its Hawthorn.
Among the many organizations in this
city which sflord entertainment for their
members, is the South florwalk Amap
leur Photo Club. The club was organ~
iced December 5. 1888, and has fourteen
members. They have given magic latte
tern views at the honaeaot the members.
which have been a very pleasant and
profitable feature. During the winter It
has been impovrlhle for the club to take
many views. but during the rprrng and
summer months they expect to make up
lnr this. The omcara oi the club are
David 1“. Hunt. president. and Henry
Buflman, secretary and tres-urer. The
members are as follow: I) E D-ebruvr,
Emu Bl“, Frank Bradbury. E. F. Smith,
W. I“. Ambler, 'l'. Benedict. Jr. 1‘. Bene-
dict, lrouard Beatles. Irving Ferris, Ev—
erett Nash, J. L O'Brien. Archer Juno
hinge. _.__.. ’
the King's leac' Entertainment.
A large number of people attended the
llillllcill Ind literary entertainment given
by the King’s Son in the Nurwslk Gon-
gregaltnnal chapel, last evening. The
entertainment was given by the follow-
log well known talent: Frank B. Panh-
awn, nl Eackvneack, N. J., mot-teal huv
morn-t; MIcSatIltt- 8. Bette. accompanist;
the Miesea Wixeoli. pianists; John P.
‘l'r-adwell, tenor. The programme con.
hinted of selections by Ilr. Pauliaon, a
pxsuo duet by the Mister Iltnnie and
Amy Wixeott and a solo by John P.
l‘rradwt-ll. accompanied on the piano by
Illa halite Beth. Iiaa ltnnls P. Frita
was to lure taken part. but owing to the
severe storm was unable to get out, The
aflsir true a raccoon.
Degree Weak asd a lean-wt.
At the quarterly communication cl
Pyramid Trmple, Urder ol the Iyatic
Shrine, in Bridgeport last night. Nurwslk
was repmtrd by Dr. C. G. Bohannsn,
Dr. R. L. Bigeluv, J. B. LlahI,C. it.
W9od,J K. Crolnt and James Story.
Nearly ‘500 members were present. and
there were our lllly candidates present
tor degree work, Ir. Light being among
the number. it was decided to hold a
attach- celebratlon in New Haven in May. It
will consist ul a parade and other an
ctsra. When the erosion was concluded
over 200 of the membera repaired to the
Atlautuc hotel. where an elegant spread
awaited them. Speech making followed
the repeat. Ilsaons were prevent from
all over the state.
a clean 0wt lav-ea.
Notwithstanding the htllfllt of lsat
evening a [Illtlll‘d audience aaremblrd
to hear Dr. Pricv, at New York. at the
Bret Avenue lethodlst church. They
were rewarded in ltrtenlog to one ol the
cleaueat cut and most plebelntly deliver
chromium in which shorwalk now.
ever gave ear.
his evening Dr. J. 3. Whadoa in to
krygflehthspulorollhaspteadid
npw church at New Rochelle. on the
completion nt which angtrat was the
satisfaction of the people, the builder
was presented with a valuable watch.
l Dr. Whrdonlstlteseuofthelstalesrned
editor til the llethodlat Quarterly Ite-
;:;v. Oomesnd hsarhlm. Berries at
GeorgeflJtaymoodmeerkskyatrset, vented by government olilclala from Nine “In sosrrn‘y war
leaves town thte afternoon for Ocalls Mimi”! a vitamin: on which they “will“.
and Jacksonville. Florida.
llrlstt loOarty, who has been upend-
ing a law days with his uncle, Dr. Par
lice. baa returned to hls‘hume lit byvatie
der, New York. . ' ’
Ir. and Ira John B Knapp. of this
city, start Thursday for Southern Pines,
N. C , where they will join their eon
Charles, who has been spending the
winter there. ' . .
E. 0 Elwood, traveling salesman for
the Bratty starch company, of New Ear.
en, who has been home an a short recs.
tion will leave town but week oosoex
tended trtp through western New York.
The members 0! the diocesan Board
of Education in town today are Rave.
Father Roasell. of New Haven; Father
Kennedy, of Birmingham; Father
IcAllsney. of let-den. and Father
O‘Brien, oi Bridgeport.
8013 HARD lll‘l'l'lllrl Doll.
A Sunday Inning "Ill!" In Wicked
Isatpart.
It in not often that pugilists getto-
gather in Wertport lot a stake and a
were to make an eacnvion to Gooey
Island. There were about 1.00) ol
mogersand Ilr. Lacey. clatma t.
not»: pant-pl 'melndhu.AI-t rat
the. Gooey lvland trip, he is entitled, to
the tiny acts that he was to received
tor each peraoo. The flousstouic mana-
gers, however, assert that he did not
abide by the agreement entered into and
that the general excursion budness or
themed was badly luyored by Ir Lacey’s
Ira Catherine lahoney, of Hartford,
formerly Kiss Farrell, was arrested yes
terday for drunkenness and locked up.
Thin woman, whole now about twenty-
eight or thirty years old, was slow years
ago considered one of the handsomeet
and moat respected women in that city.
She was courtrd by young men of prom-
inence.'"and her future was looked upon
as being exceptionally bright and pro-
miaiog. She married a Manchester man.
but the union appears to have been an
unpleasant one to both. The woman fell
very. very low. until ahe occupies a cell
Thedtstglrl who 31
the place wanted to kodwi
waadoue in the harm; _
“W”! “PM with "It 4
at one glim-
employed to build the draft
tug, whether she could but“
and Thursday afternoons. w
could have three evenings a wash, .
sell and how many ehitdtrrtthsth
in the house. All Iheec questions
snawered salilfwtorily. she ‘ '
“What did you dost the
was naked.
“0h." she said, “I dneud lb!
and played with the baby."
She was not engaged.~
A tome cn.tom is in vogue
many of the whim schools in th
other tower, which is growing
clarity and welldeeervesto bacon
This custom is that of observing ,
blrthdaya and eimiliar contractile!
the famous poets. authors slid ‘
particularly thoee of America. The , ,
gramme ordinarily includes (1 , ‘
light to a finish, but such was the case in the jail, sullering from an attack 0! {mm the “mt, ol the-uthorinqu
Saturday night, or. meeting in the close
of the amusement, Sunday morning.
The "mill” is said to bare taken place in
delirium tremene.
syndicate of wealthy gentlemen will
elmiliar heroea of history.
| h'1’“. “Win “8'“ 0' "‘0 Weapon purchases tract 0! territory, including their deeds, writiugeintbeir hum
ratlroad station, the proceedinga bring
witceaaed by some asvettty live sporting
men from Norwalk and Bridgeport. The
contestants were Henry Paige and Full
Goldmann, well known local sports, for
apurae at $5 and gate receipts. Bolt
gloves were uaed,and the loot that s
wooed patrhadtohs brought on before
the close. is evidence that there was
more pretty strong hitting. The men
were handled by known pugtlists, the
releree being a famed ring light. Twen-
tyethree rounds were fought, when
Paige failed to come to time and
Goldmaun was declared the victor.
From start to llmatt the contest was
alter the style of an oldvtlme slugging
match, both men carrying "I, 'h“ Therein aeuepicion that the mutilation took thm records with him.
they entered the barn to get: faces bruta-
ed and swollen eye», blackened and part
Quietly Cullen-cw.
Success Bill, in Bridgeport and will erect
an establishment which will comprise a
permanent signal station and meteorolog-
ical and astronomical obeervatory,
also an extensive and perfectly equipped
hotel of the most modern order. The
funds avsiiable for this undertaking are
mid toamount to over $2,500,000, and
are already in the hands 01 the stock-
holders.
Hrs. Tho-an Killian, the wile ol the
man who so shockingly mutilated him-
eell last Friday in East Bridgeport, was
found wandering about at an. early hour
yesterday morning in Bridgeport in, an
insane condition. She was very violent
and will he removed to the town farm.
was by the woman, and that the man
secured himself to shield her.
A large sale which was being hoisted
into the People’sSavings bank in Bridge-
A year ago this comma Apt“
Charles G. Adamo. of Southport, " ”
cent in educational circles as
hie wile and child to New Yo!
The Bridgeport Farmer says the
that Adams left beblnd him won
the near, and additional riding-W
keep cropping out. One of the“
glaring of them was the purloitiltlgof
the Fairlleld school records. . ,
York
intending.
as he said. to return them second "I!
had properly written up the mind"!
of several meetings not entered than“:
These books included records ofpsld
Adamo, when he went to New
The first quarterly conieretioe of the port Monday .flglynoon. ran from g and unpaid bills, minutes of the W
1""th 00““! suvl‘lm‘flldenu' ““300 second-story window on account ol the lust and in fact all buaiocsa that
will he held to the Baptist church, this
pin on the crank of the derrick breaking,
Faitfivld school board has done «hr
city. Friday, March I. The object of the tore away iron trimmlnge on the windowa past 30 years. Dr. Donaldson wad“,-
conference is to hriag together Sunday-
aod sunk the digging, when it struck,
eo an the account or Ir. Adam.
”M wrlhwndm' ‘0' mum-l 0"- afoot. Sareral byatandera had narrow secretirrehiv olthe board. butthc
cuwioo of topic. which directly concern
their work. to get acquainted with one
anothet’a methods. to get the benefit oi mum to the Pm?“ go, petitioning documents.
escapes.
The people of Torringtcn are greatly
of time did not
bring a“
ol the books,
papers and ‘77 "
hetters wrlue‘u by
one another’a experience and to increase the Min ,0“ w extend the Bho- metnbere ol' the board to the ex
their tlctency. A mass meeting will
be held in the evening, to be addressed
by P. B. Barley, Beg..of Dtcbury, and
Beer. George Van Alslyuo, D. n. of Hor-
walk.
Manet lallway hale Delayed.
Last night’s snow storm placed an
embargo on street railway trafllo during
the early hours of thia morning. The
first car on the Winnipank line left the
depot “550 O‘clock-bet brine mta. Districtoourt yesterday. commit was nhowm-u and he mm- » so
to keep the rails was called back. The
flrz-t cars down on the main ltnr left the
stable at 7:10, when two “hohtaila” were
atarttd our. preceded by an ex team
drawings huge snow plow. In a few
minutes soother carwss sent out. The W 3"” ““"h‘" ““"P‘ "l 1,
three cars reached death Norwalk at
7:10. llo more can no until these three
returned. alter which they ran on nearly
schedule time. The first car to Wlnuio
palk went In at 8 o'clock.
Ilww In Iowa. 'lle landsl-
Dr. Carlos Ialtyn says in tile sermon
on “flow tolesch the latest.” “0'
mlrsioarysiew is well meant, hutbh
like urine were! Isllu em-nt v..-
avtee wtthatalt olcoltoli. 'l'hvehurcb
with educational retormatory appliances
andshshsthedeviloatol it. it rancid
he honey-combed with parloreand school
rooms and dormitories. Welcome the
young people. lake the chunk us
work days a seem of smuraweut, it»
attention. sociability, as it is on hasdsys
pmg as far as 'l'orringron. All the
busineat men are in lavor of makingsn
make the proposed extension.
Two children at Henry Brwe, ol
Northdeld. near Iatchdeld, aged seven
and live years. were burned to death in
their house loodsy, their clothes catch-
ing fire from a bot trove.
In Hartford, before the United Staten
need '1 and duets for tiring the malls for
lottery purpuvee.
AIIJUURNEII Pint A DAY.
Ira huts-ta
Both hon-as oi the l. glelsture met yea
tetday afternoon The senate adj lllllltd
for a day without scttom
The hon-a received various hills and
reaclutlooa under lte determination to
attempt to do business. A lively diecus
atoll occurred on the reaqution paying
about new tor the raped-es oi the house
committee and Gov ‘ Bulaaley and
his Ital at the Brier Inherit. the
Democrats urged
it) will"! “I!
mittee. They w
resoluthm lies
rule of the hence.
the sum
appointment as bill clerk of William
Mary Downs oi Birmingham. The so
evoked no sstralactory r aad‘
(all one or two of the mitten
preaented his visitors with a bill the“;
tor services. No action was m
Nearly a your his phased and m
mains as obdnrate so ever. ,. ., ,
Bureau's ltwtwst Me 'u
1’. T. Barnum is nothing‘if‘hdt'
gratily his own personal curletiby'as
so that of his patrons. Observing, f " .
the window 0! his sick rotitirtthwF
dozen or more wild gulls name L;
at about 12:80 to tend upon the slide of
mg bland Bound near Beside Park:
and remembering that are gulla m
steam-hips fur reversl days for tho
that is thrown from the ship'a m
Ir. Btrhum diluted Ills employs;
gather (Isl from Bridgepct ,'
and spread it every noon on the 4
ground at the gulls. ’
The number oi the “lenders? m.
creased until the halve cl, _
word it- little as»! minimum» ‘ ‘
hautlteda oi miles. retrieve It.
although too weak toriaacar" .
are every noon, from his bedrcdfl’
«low. lrom 500 to 1.000 half“
gulls, filling the air and acting , ‘
over their midday areal. ”My
uum’s latest show.
a medium ot religions Mention. Hm watt-eat was made by Hunt. Gov. M ~"
tssaaracare for empty pun-dine! Isrwltr.ileeretary olhtats Walsh and mike) ortaeatasrlaww
aastaed dumbing the wares.“ liner-l halts tothoaatats tit ”,
W Edwards. oi New York myw
ell-red shill to prevent any uncovered in We. It. A
hours diflsulty by giving soarte jails and Tyler. It insisted than“
oration. should there aver be «other nayaoltheeolonyldwstdsm‘ ’
neonatal election oi state onsets. (Gonna. sailor lavaatsd hlsla
a near ciao W
Several young tacit of this city “at
the residence nl~WlIllsm D. Plait. on
Van Ztndt “bole, last Iorwalk. u
awning. tor the purpova olorganlatag a
yacht club. to he known as the Amateur
Yacht (itch. of Booth llcrvralk. 'l‘he
tollowitig oflocrl were electsa: Onw- raaea battling. A team item itsw
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