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litto- la in ermine at the South nor-
irate Broil-t church today. The meet
log opened at llc’clook thlo morning
with adevotlottal eervloa led hyF. B.
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remocuThoNeedooltheSundey
Grief. an at noon-uh awe. dchnol Work in Connecticut.”
The alteration eeoeion opened at 1:80
h withadtocuealon led byStatebecretery
W E. Bell. Thequoatlouhoxlollowed.
At 8 it to expected that Rev. A. Wheaton
will conduct the diacumlon on “The
’eceeaitv lor Teachera’ fleetingo." Thin
will be followed by odiecuoeiotr eeto
”accumulation lhture neede ol’ the Feirlleld County
dupeflntendeuta’ Union.
f’l'he programme of the eaérciece thh
evening leao lollowe: 7:30, pralee oer
vice, ledby Superintendent or Beptiat
Sunday echool. South Norwelk; 7:45, the
importance cl leading the young to
Chrlet, EESailey; 8:16, ccneecretion
lor Sunday echool work, epeeker to be
announnrd; Mbenrdrotlon.
TWO CAIN DATES IRITIA'I'BD.
Head'- leatlag at alarmed Council. In.
the]. loyal Araa’uum.
The that meeting oi Sherman Council
tloce lie organic-Goo on February lhch,
wee held laet evening at lechenice’llell.
The grand olhcere were preeent and con
ducted the degree work. A large delc
gation wee prevent from Stamlord Conn- ‘
cil,and eeverel violtinir hrothero lrntn
New Haven. Hartford, Bridgeport and
Iillortl. The Royal Arcanuur degree
wee conferred upon two candidateo.
Sherman mutton will meet the llrat and
third Thunday at each month atla-
dbontm' Ball.
Fraternal ordero are a national and
Iikewtee a community blodog. promot-
‘ tog thrill, economy and oohvloty. ' They
bring into cloeer aocial relatluna and
chertah toner leelrnge that thrive and
put lorih bloeaomain each othero wel-
larVot They make men thoughtlnl and
helplul, expanding the aentimenta of
virtue, mercy and charity. They reach
no the religion that hreaha bread to the
hungry, given a cup of water to the
timely, werchee at the bed oi the etch.
vlelta the letherleae and the widowed-
duttrn that too olten are oadly neglected
In three (internal rclatinno the Royal
Arcanum atomic to the trout rank ol the
many eecret ordere.
‘ Ilant’auk Iowa
Bunion! at tho mllle is lemming.
William flylend to adding another
etory to hie Plettevllle aver-rte reardercet
Dr our target to buy 1!! MI!- I!
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Aiken'e.
It la raid that the large chimney on
tho upper rnlllo in getting uneale. The
company, however. claim that there in
no truth in the report.
Joiner Cloutlter has A homo backed
hom- which he proudly calla .Nepoleort.
When naked hie reatnn (or undoing he
explained that it was hecauee ho had a
“bone apart.”
Their Annual “union.
The membere ol the Knight otrcet A.
I. B. church will give their annual don
alien lor the broth! ol their pastor, Rev.
J. ‘1’. Stephen, in Y. II. C. A. ball. Tm
day evening, April It, under the auepm
of a committee who have pledged them-
aelvee to ralae m. Among the plea»
tog leaturee (or the evening will be
oddred-ea by dietinguiehed men, inter
opened with alngtrtg, and a pantomime
entitled. "The Boone oi Industry."
0. lwrwmll “I“...
The Norwalk onrreenoudent ol the
851di Standard writer: "The newo
mt the trench opolletlou chime bill
parted the repair on. Today, wee
gre beta by h "who! cl out
who are clelmoam'atauug them
ngOol. F. St. John loekwnod and
when of tile lamlly, the Kellogg lam-
" ““9 tly. the helro of the late Wm. Lockwood,
Emmanleyandothelw.”
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hucwceethe “Vanda” epeclaa. lthoe
uthraeehert, thick letter growing upright,
while the flavour grow on a atalk
%%%m I). wear. which comm lrom the route through the
bottom»! the beaker.
errant-a lewaerad earl.
Themledim whore-anew lor-
.1. that w'olh’elhetemehlegproporetloeatora
greedhallteheglreaattheArmcry
"wrench
mom;
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dry in Dauhqry.
Ira. Prank P. llylngton, n! Bortlmd,
lathe guaet oi her pdlhttld in title city.
W G Thetaae,Jr..ot St.Ioaio.lolII
Norwalk tor a low dare.
Ir.andlre.A.J.Crolut atertedthlo
morning for a trip through the South.
Ir. and Ira. William 3. Raymond are
rioting in nacho”.
Ollie Barker. 0! Chattanooga, 8.1.0
alerting in town.
Stephen Goodrich, cl Hartford. and
Oharleo Grlewold, of Gulliord, hank
marinate. were in South Norwalk
yaeterdey.
William E; thton lelnTreetou, ll. J.
to-dey‘.
J 0. Beere,e clerk [or Pack a Snyder,
of New York city, to alerting lrieuda on-
thc Green.
lien Clementine Howell, of Brooklyn,
ll. Y., in the goeat 0! [mode in But
Norwalk.
Iralloward, oi lain atreei, borough,
leavce town to-ulght tore weet’e vralt
in Weaton. .
llr. and Ira. J. C. Berwiu. of New-
ark,. are ependiog the week with rele-
tivee up town.
I. I. I}. A. [40138.
Guard! Iaontary'a m (ar the loath
at February.
Attendance in roome...............l785
Daily average ................ . . ... .. .74
Four eongoervicre.......... mots
Average attendance.... ............. 153
One membare‘ meeting..............800
Total attendance ........ . ......... .3032
Southern and nuclei cello .......... . .106
Call at the nick .................... . .3
Lettera written on the work....... .. .23
“ received “ " .......... 23
Noticeo written of ” . . . .. . . .57
“ rent to membere ............ 89
Board meetluga . held .................. 1
Committee" “ Wn’ei
Lattice Ann“ , " one, attendance to
lantern of introduction given ........ .. .1
New memberoelected ....... .........40
Additionelappllcatloua received” ...’..5
Boeke drawn from library ...... . ..... 80
J outer Dept. meetioge,two attendanceatl
8 eeaaione training crate ...... ott. 17 av.5
German. ...... .. .. ."
pentuartahip. . . ..“
bookkeeping ....... “
drawing ........... “
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W. I. Smons, Gen. Ben.
The eeruioannual meeting oi the junior
drp‘flmflll ol the aaaociatlon will be
held thin evening at 8 o’clock. Every
member ehould he on hand. Reporto
trout the oflcera will be read, and new
olllcero tor the cunning nix mouthe will
be elected.
The clear in otenography will meet an
neual at 8 o ’clock.
Anthony Comotock, of New York, will
addreao the Young Ien’o Christian
We. in the Norwalk Opera
Home. Sunday alrernoon at ‘4 o’clock.
Ble euhyvct will he "Dead Welghte.’
Torre will be alnglrlg by a male quartette
and music by the emuciatlon orcheetra.
Ila Md lame Paaalloaa.
Cbarlea F. Pearaon, the Eogliehmalt
who dieappeared lrom Bidgelield tern
mohthe ago and who wan raid to he held
by the onthorlgiee at an ineaue aeylum
in England, heo been returned and
telle a etory that to do diecnnoeeted that
hta teleude believe him to be
ottll out 0! bid mind. After collecting
varioue euma oi money from New York
panpleon varloaa preteete and without
notrlyleg hie wile or making or-
reogemente with hie numeroue credit-
on, he went by rail on Burton and
ehlpped lcr England. He denlea that he
waaputln lrouo no how- crcaolng the
water, and while he admire that he itae
been very rich. deeiee the etory at being
roetrelned in a med houm. He reached
home penulleee, having trumped trout
Norwalk, at which place hle money gave
out.
Atkluaaa I Cowb’a lldatrwld-
6Tb” WWW 10:3”
ire appearedcoheve at lune lorur
day neelag, under the
Ilr.0eo.l.0oagh. Thal'erelon pane
Irrt pert laeald to he the ulcer beautiful
and ecetly ever noon. and the eattre per-
lormonoe lo promoted withcoto tall cl
lhncttrtoitr. deer-ca oeleatlloyt’eeod
Gregory’e.
A macadamia“ load In Iaaraw.
For eeverel ate-the peat, well kuowa
horremea end wheeluon between
New York and Bound have heart agitat-
hoelegthequeatioactemaeademlaed reed
hetweeatte two cltlee. At an early
date delegetro from all citytkruugl:
which thercad will rnu.wllt mart lo
lien York. committee (row the three
etatoa will then he appointed and a part—
tltioe tear to the leglelatare cl each
were.“ tor
eteam the road.
will he one at the later trade to
W?»
Ill BATS Till I00]! 331' more
llll WITII AVllll‘l'Yr
More Dan at naming ceavlaaed Ill-
thatltaevattemwua meta Plan-wholen-
oaun—Ila Ia'ul Greatly valvdd It!
Juno Scherle, the New Conan marv
deter, baa ended hie loot. Although he
had announced hie determination never
to allow another moreel ct loud to poor
hie lipa, he won tempted Wedneeday
night while euflerlog exucme pouge ol
hunger, ae elated in the Sentinel yeetcr
day, and he ouocumbcd. lie ouneumcd
united quantity of milk, and yorterdoy
morning Jarlor Wello not before himo
nicely cooked ateak, olwhich he ete‘a
large portion. Wedneeddy nr. Wordtn
did not expect that Scheelc would live
more than forty-eight home. but today
there are no indhottoue that death will
cheat the gallowe.
The load which he hoe eaten haa reviv
ed him wonderlnlly and if hecontinuae to
eat and drink hie condition will probably
be roetorcd opeedlly? Eleven doya of lant-
lug have apparently been long enough to
convince him that starvation in not h
pleaeaut centurion. He devoured the
creek which Jailor Welle oil'ered him,
with uvidity. it in improbable that he
will again court death by atoning him-
hell.
Scheeln known that be it watched
every minute of the day but thin done
not prevent him from trying to kill him
tell. The Standard relic of an attempt
he made'to butt hue brains out egaioet
tho‘iron wall of his cell. Special Oflicer
Boyce, who won on guard at the time,
rushed into the cell and stopped him
from carrying out hie intention. Scheele
dleplayo animosity toward the watchers.
A law daye ago while in a lit oi pareion
be buried a tin cup at the bend of the
opecial officer. Sherrilf Clarkaon plotted
the guards over him fully two montbo
ago, and [tom now until hie death he
will he watched coneteutly. Sherri!
Clarkeon hoe decided to take every poor
elhle precaution _to prevent him lrom
committing eulclde. flow that the mur-
derer huh Abandoned h'm fact it to fully
expected that he will live until the day
of execution.
sort-use run A RAILROAD.
raa Iallruud arm at Long wean-trig
truda in 'uta Paper and old 'I'Iakata.
At the Union depot in New Haven
thin week, the occaaional ohipment of
waate paper to the Bolyokc paper mille
to being made. The wrote paper trade
of the Consolidated roed at the New
Haven atatiou amounte to quite an item
in a year, says the Register. The pree-
eut nhlpment amouute to two carlcnde,
and a elmilar output is made once in
about every air weeks. When the old
punched itckcte ere chipped, a man in
aunt in charge of them to prevent any of
them trout being abetrected and need
again. Occasionally a ticket to not
punched clear through the cord board
and ouch a ticket. could be made avail~
able for let: a second time. The werte
paper and old tickete are packed in two
buohel grain huge and otorrd in the bone
ment or Union depot.
The peper euppltea are bought by the
huh by Purchdolng Agent Blelrop. The
depot of auppllee it a three etory build
ing on Long whorl, In charge of a more-
keeper, lormerly known on the commie-
eary. Three fl lore and a baacmeot are
packed lull of euppliea ol' almom every
character and on a railroad, Thepaper
department lea large feature at the eop
pllea, and embracea not only nearly every
kind at commercial paper but otattonary
olallklnde. Tonia ueedou theroadore
also in atcck in large quantitiee. Sap.
pllao (or neutron and twin and other ma-
terial [or neutron gauge and div‘uloce are
given not own properly authorized re
quieitloeo. The big Long whorl etore in
quite an inetltution, and eeverel menere
required to run it.
The Coneolldated rcad'e printing. it
out under one root, would rrqulre quite
a large once. But the nutritive to root
tered in eeverel pieced loot ol the
prtutlng lo done in Nr' York, New Bo
ven, Buford and Bridgeport. The New
Haven mo do a large t til pilot-
lug (bride company. gunfirm drmprmto
“the little tablet, which are lurnhhed to
the number at eeverel hundred thoaraao
annually. There tabloeare printed in a
room epeclolly devoted to thin branch.
Another houae prlure the time tehlee
need by the trolumett.
lrttwrurv latao.
The llluatretloae ol Worth coetomee
now being pohllehrd la Serper‘e Blair
are attracting wide attention nctcaly
oaaecountol their value aerepreaeute.
tioue cl laaltlouablo unatamrol but he-
ooueaot their twentyae workout gea-
ataeart. They have the gate eadluleh
cl thelnreo wood rugravlage.aad pre-
eont quite a counaet to the ordinary coa-
veattoael laeition can, where only re-
eoumaadatloolaattlity. leweyaatbo
generallyknownthot thulllmuoiloue
arodrownendeagravedlal’orieatnrmt
moire
:‘ (“lawman
Governor all! y
extradita a home thin!
Governor Bulkeiey,“ l
accompanied hie relaml
memagelu Whichhho
hie remarkable eonraeun .
Wlth the pullilne raid in
in title and in the welding
Governor Bill to recogolm
unitary It to not (
Governor Bill m hhill»
legal groundnand lth ,
amine there.
TheGoveruor brgluoby
Bulkeleyaueurpvr. ,V ‘
have repeatedly
Wmhuh IV , g , .
public cities with”)! ' . V, -
Bulkeley in in thoWh'
enact to the courtltutlnn of
Governor ‘Blll deniam
been declared elected by g V
taken the oath or other, and
Governor of Connecticut. .
How does he know their mt
he received any official notice a
motion to that eflect ? ‘ g
It in true that Judge lorrro
plurality of voter, Illa been
elected by the Senate and had ink
oath. But all that doeo not
Governor. The constitution red
he eboll be declared elected by
lature. The action of one
enough—la not a compliance .
commotion. Until both brand"!
in the declaration the claimant
"duly qunlrlled” to take the V
the incumbent rcmaluothccorhill
Governor.
peraone claim to be Governor be
decide between them. There might
come chow ol force in thin it birth
19!
lrructlone, if both were defile“ ,
ore, it both rent requioitiona for
name tngltivc criminal.
Butitie a principal judicially
breed that “two peroona «a ,
ofilceru defaclo for the fluid 00
thencmetrmef’ and it in a .
common notoriety that lorri-
preteud to he Governor dc
Bulkeley is generally recognized
Mr. Bill haa ample ofllciol proct-
in tho tact that the very req V
hue refund to honor were made, not
Morris but by Bulkeley. .
Governor Bill cttee acme Who
cieioue cl interior courtn to give u m
or judicial support to hie petition. ,, '
he not know that n flood of new
can be quoted to ahow that 1t in W
feusible? The courte have trnlvollallyl
held that a dc fuelo odioer in dutitltd_
recognition untrl the coutroveroy over
the titlcin retried. judicidlly or M
wine, in conformity with law.
The Hoeeechueeetta Supreme Court,
(or example, aeye: --
.t
authority. it they mourninlhetllhb
arquieocrdlu. M In “I!“ N
ruch olicer.
The Supreme Court of mm
wallelitlgettoulepmdlagtoeettlalho m V
«uncommon-attenuator!
loorutrthathuaiuuemayhadoao To
laaruieo'plmu common mare. he will)“ ,
thatearlorrdefeete turban-ribbon“
The court reporteate (allot o'dfi V
eager. Both hw and tent are
the petition mm; w
The low to theta am
entitled to recognition III“ Q5!
decide otherwtoo. The tact h
Bulkeley id the do [ado Governor
utmnrotlcut oed Imuletmt. ;
Torturmerialnpoeraaaionoltko ' ..
iaeaercloluglto lunctlohddltd' V ' _ ‘
ingltedutlev. 8e lo M '
acting Governor. The hurt la '
poreeaelnu, in not attempting”
omelet acre and to rot reaogalmdm
tog Governor. Coder three 0
etanm Governor Hill had no
out to receptor Governor
Belore reluetog to do on he
tenet have annulled lb- law
theoremthedtteraeyGeaereh
Mmmm
York a rate aqlltm tor
criminal-t, but New York
.. ,
lo Rockvlllelre. Wilhelm“
I.“ Path]. a“ «My
elollooarrdhotetcra. '
to Putnam yretarday .,
Grury weektlledhy ltd-gm“
headhyeleverotteahodmh .
nowhiehheweoworklag. '
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