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One of the moat Insuring attain given
iufiaatNorwalk in some time was the
-utqtaiu1usnt and supper at the Fm:
Amusl E. church. last evening. It
was under the auspices of the Young
' Me‘s society, William 1’0va and
‘ Edward 'l'roumend having charge or the
rental-lament and Miss Lillian 1‘. Jones
the cuppa. There wasalsrge attendance.
The South Noriulk Symphony orchestra,
‘ which made its first appearance in
public. played credilahly several difficult ,
numbers, those daen‘ingof special com-
mendation being Gunoud’s “Roman
Nam " and "Love’s Dreamland" by
Ponder. Five members of the Norwalk
Glee Club, Frederick R. Harding, Ed-
‘ ward Anderson, tenors;(.'harles Williams,
alto; Ellison Williams, baritone, and
Samuel Bonner, bass, were present and
lung several wuthernsongi in a manner
that delighted the audience. They Were
obliged to respond to several encores.
' Mrs. E. L. Hanford rendered a piano solo
in herusual excellent manner, and III!-
ded much to theerening's entertainment.
Mrs. S. B. Welch favored the audience
with two readings, "Conrain" and the
“Relief olrLuckenow," which were Wail
rendered and heartily applauded. 5oz»
per was served in the (lining parlors of
the church and was a success in ev cry
respect reflecting great credit upon the
yonnd ladies having it In hand.
A. Ail-ll; lack Trial.
The “mock trial" given by the literary
department of the Epworth lawn: *0!
the First II. B church last evening, was
greatly enjoyed by the large number of
people present. The prisoner. Robert M.
Hleudmf, was charged with assault :uid
hnttcry' In front of the Mahmkemo Hotel
thawmplaimut being Charles Down-s.
Theolhosraottheeourtand those inter-
ested in theme were as follows: Judge,
Rev. H. E. Barnes: clerk, hit-15011131. Ray-
mond;sherifl, Everett Barnes; city at.
homey, M. D. Randall: assistant attor-
ney, Clmrlcs Barnes; normed tor defense.
I". A. Smith and Wilbur [Joulensn jury
ofiiccr, James O'Hara: jury. William
Beers, J. C. Newkirlr, Charles Walters.
Charis Nash, B. P. Pen Warden and
Ir. Sell; witnesses, Mrs. M. D. Randall
and Miss May Raymond {or prosecution
and Charles E. Hoyt and Miss Sadie
, Bodwll for defense. The judge thought
the prisoner was not responsible for what
he had done, and consequently discharg—
ed him. The speeches and crossfxmnin-
ations by the attorneys and others were
very good and brought torthmnny sums
iag incidanlo that delighted the nadir one
In. Murphy nun llama the Fort.
The lend existing between George 1].
Waterburyund Mn. William Murphy,
tworasidenta of a district on the out.
skirts of Norwalk known as “Hell
Hollow,” broke out afresh Thursday
afternoon. Mr. Waterbury was at work
filling up the ditch which the Murphy's
dugarhort time ago on his premises,
when Mrs. Murphy came out, armed
with a has, and ordered him to stop
work. A: Mr. Waterburyiaan old soldier,
he refused to retreat when thornemy ap
proachednndtriedwstand bk ground.
woman's repeated onslaughts with
" the has were too mud: (or him, however,
anda melee ensued between the two.
Waterbury was finally obliged to retreat
while In. Murphy ”held the fort." It
isprohablethat an arrest will be made
by oueot the combatants, as both have
an insatiahlolorc lorlaw.
Oran (hair has lla' Ia butt-m.
Rev. 8. E. Walkillmdthohoy choir
of Branch-rub 'mt todauthpurt last
evening upon the invitation of the Rev.
E. Gilbat, D. D., ractorol Trinity church
thsrsctorr. mummiceImflnfion
mmedbythsladieanot the church.
Ammtbsl‘orwalkpsoplowboattend-
dthoasrrlcewmlrJud Mrs. A.C
Mir. audlrsJLW. Mr.
audits. W. B. lontgomery, “JEAN
. ”WVanBurm, Infillwn—
Mauls. 2.1’.Wosd.tlaorgelmlr-
m.lf.ll|d In. George W. Grant,
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nun-at Paragraph-About cm as lor-
uagh Paapla and ‘lllclr Manda.
-HnrryDoty,o!theKeau&DotyManu~
factoring ooInpnny. of Cleveland, Ohio,
will mud “Wind holidays with
his Wind lit; .0. It.
Dqty, of High street. "
lit. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond. of
West street, were the guests yesterday,
of C. I". Tolles and wife in Amonia. ,
Mrs. E. P. Law. of” New Haven, who
hasbeen viniting'bcr brother William.
qt this city; returned to her home today.
Mrs. King, of Bridgeport, is visiting
Mrs. Louisa Hacks“, on Inboard street.
Warden E.~O. Keelsr andIC. N. Wood
expwt to go to Niagara Falls next Tues—
day on the Evershed Land Company's
excursion. , ‘
Miss Maggie Corbett, a trusted servant
In the employ of William G. Thomas, on
East avenue, sailed on Wednesday in
the steamship "City of Paris" {or her
old home in Ireland.
Judge Andrew Bullock, of Strstford. is
in town today. He has gust recovered
from A severe attack of la grippe.
Mia-Is Jennie Kcyes. of New llaven,.is
visiting relatives on the Rocks road, Nor-
walk.
Miss ldelio C. Kron. of “'ost avenue,
is visiting in Bridgeport.
Miss Julia Reed,of Daubury, is visit—
ing Miss Hattie McPherson. Maple street.
.‘I EltillllOl’llOllll ‘5 'll ~.
“hat to (lulu; mt in Plano. Round About
:xorwalk~ltowayton.
Mrs. W. K. Achvrt is critic-ally illwith
i IrIsI'lifiN.
Oscar Mills hm; moved into his llt'\\'
house on Prospect Hill.
Rev. F. W. Crowded will prI-uch Sun-
day morning on "Some Glance» at the
Atonement," and in the evening: Mrs.
Thompsonpl New Haremwill Ilelivor an
address, and there will he II missionary
clock service by the childrcn's omit-1y.
Inrldl.
The town ball will no doubt ho crowd—
ed unis cvsnirg on the mica Ill the
musiculnnd literary entertainment for
the benefit of the anrksido chapel. A
line programme has hwn prepared.
Mrs. Nuith U. Koch-r. who has liven
(‘Un‘hs'll in tho lIIIIIsI- [or sumo link" with
inflnlnluut‘mn of tho lme-ls. is moron-hot
improved.
Dmggist Samuel Sillimon is able to
attend to his husim‘nn again all" a long
and III-wore illnI-IB.
Ifnnstahlc "Lon” Weed and " Whistler"
lull-s went chiming yesterdo y and cup
tun-I1 sm'ernl bushels of bivalves.
A peculiar moi-lent hammer! to (1. l’.
Benedict's dog Thursday afternoon. The
canine was in thr- wngon with the
4-:lI Iin all: u lied to the scat )lr. lien»—
INC 1 in jumping out o! the“ wagon carried
the soul with him. which lrightom-Il the
horse and caused it In run away. in
some manner the chain on the-dog caught
and ‘lIcld him by- -the collar outside the
wagon all the way home.
The fichmlshlp St. Mary's»
Thorn is no likelihood that the school-
ship St. Mary's, which has on bu mrd
several Norwnlk boys, will over main:
another cruise as a schoolship. Slu- is in
an unscaworthy condition and will have
to undergo extensive repairs hctorc it will
do ugnin to put her in commission. Thu
spur and berth decks both leak badlydhc
latter keeping the, soil and slur» rooms
wot. Both decks must he renew-ml. The
present rig of the ship, whole topsntls, Ia
entirely unsuitod to the requirvmcnto;
the sails are two heavy for the boys to
handle, espotially in heavy weather, and
the solely at thcshipisendangoml while
the mascot rig is retained.
The Board at [intimate and Appoint
meat refund to make an appropriatim
sunny tor ”armband-1mm
andanappeal to the Secretary ot the
Navy has mulled only in the order at a
sunny at the navy yard, whiohlhu not
yet how made. The Chambers of (‘mn
metre has htely decided that the
sclmlship was tooexpensirs to justify
the trust of sustaining it. The Board of
Education has for some time been trying
togstrld oi ruponsihility (or the ship.
ndllany good seamen have gmluated'fromw
this (Imam renal. .,
"W" Ila” Alli-I
Editor of The Sentinel:-Harlng unth-
tngelrstodolslmllrd intotheConrtot
Burgers-f rwmat their M meeting to
are how the borough business waI trans-
acted. In the autism! highway work
one contractor handed in his bill {or nine
houdworhadayandthe cthortor ten
hours' work a day. The warden asked
some gut-lions, but the chain-Ian of the
Highway mitts‘stuck to it that Ir.
Connolly had put in ten lIoIII-und the
bill «I paid. It. also Inflated nu III.
paid. '1'!» conduit! m,huwsnr.and
whathorsuurds manualtsdlt/‘Im
’ bomb thrmyyr who wright to kill mell
(haunolly’atnolabarpsaingblllshouldhfi‘
found mm“ lhhhlfld Mlle!!! W
lusapddbyfmm Btu-lace “w
bun newt-tut thattvo members at .
WASllDllCBDSS THE Mill
Report That; the Bomb Thrower
‘Was a. Bostonianf. ,.
, I
cum-2 um. «I rims-a f . raid};
and Noremu' Inlatlraa Declare That
“It: Dynamitn'a Clothing Ital-maul to
Henry I. “Normans."
Barron. Dec. law'l'heru isevery mum
believe that the bomb thrower who atr
tempted tho lite o! lltnwil Soguhasbecn
identified as Harry 1.. Rotor-us, a Boston
note broker. His pumnts have identified
certain fragments, Wlllth purport tobo mm
nanta of the munloror's clothing, as that
Worn by their son when they but saw him
on Thursday Dec. 3, the day preceding the
tragedy. They have men, too, the photo,-
graph 01 the bomb throwcr'a head. and they
are forced to admit that it is strangely like
that of their missing son. The style 0! hair,
the mustache. the short heard and the gen-y
and tumour o! the has: all hour a stoning ro-
semblance to the {ace of Henry L. Norman.
' Identmml by III. Tailor.
As on ulditional pointintho identifier»
tion, the buttons and shreds at cloth am the
same as were manufactuml {or Mr. Nor-
cross by Walter. C. Brooks, the tailor whose
name was stamped on thchuttona Charla
(,7, Hill, the outlet in tho establishment,
stated ptsitivI-ly that not only won the
ample oi cloth shown him by the detective
the Home In II III la»: xmrdnmrd by Nor-
qua. but that the manh- r on tho Iragmont
mmnmndul I xactly with the number up-
[writs Koreans name on the books or the
llnn. This important ovidalI-I- apparently
clinchw. the pron! that this young Bostonian
and tlII: bomb thrower Wow um and tho
snow.
.\ Terrible scene at Nonmm' Home.
Thom was Is terribly on III at tho homo: of
tho young broker on Sargont sin-ct. Sumt'l‘
ville. when the {not of his torrtblc crime and
dumb was made plain to the father and
lumbar. who haw: boon anxiously awaiting
his return from II autumn-d budmsn trip.
Mrs. Noun #9 Was pr- Ist mini by the shock
and her! husband acted as though stunned
by the Now. After he Ind admittml the
strong nw-mhlnnne which thI- Immontl
mmpanrd a photogrnph of libs mu with the
plic’itrn’fi’tph 01 mo llt'flll man's load. that.
I) further room turd-mm. HI- sail
son had had no Fh‘iflt'fit‘. nor had
. sayings: of insanity. He was
cnntnnwd and light bound. and he
could amigo no muse for tho torrilrload
exmrt suddon insanity. Henry Mt home
Thumhy, ostensibly to go to l’rm'idmuc on
business 11» had not mtnmml. and hat eon-
tinued aim-rune bod uln-ady Inwrtm to must-
much anxiety
An elm..tur hay in tin- building whori-
Snitrr.~s' IIfiiz'I- LI 1. Int-Id (‘13::er to have
sewn KNI'ITW‘E IIt hast tlIn-e hours I11? 1' thi-
exploswn In Sew York.
The Report in how York.
Nrrw Your, hm: 12.3.1 rcpur: was re-
ccired in this,mty from litni‘tult that the
Sage was lriiered 10“th Henry L. Nor-mm.
a notch-whet n! that city. who livrd in
Sommille, but haul-con mmtn' sinm- the
axplna'rvm. The mt animal 1 (Inn 11‘
lusts-mu Byrnes' dotucziws had mom to
Boston with some fragments ul cloth [mm
the clothing which the «loud man wIm- (or
the p11 of Identify”); it, as form It
stamplonnd thereon it appeared that tho
clothing but been undo by u tailor named
Brooks. of Barnum,
'l'hc mum gm on to say that Tailor
Brooks identified lholragmenta of cloth on
belonging to a suit he sold to mm, and
that the nodererlnthing wm pm’timly idea-
tilled by Lin. Norcmm as twlunging to M
husband.
A rcportcr called upon lrnqwtor Bymeu
and queatirmed that official as to the truth
otlhs report. ll» refund to talk further
than to my that he hmw nothing about it.
Lou-r It was said at the Il-vtI-ctiw bids-nu
that none oi Imam-tor [“me IIII-u bad
gouo to limton.
I'rlutm Afr-Id M I'm-sum.
Wnutxurux. Der. l:.—«By the immine-
tinn of sat-tom proud of. tho hurmn ut ow
gravinp: and printing rum-h dbrnnlent ha»
been aruuusd muons tho plate winters.
Fire at these presses wore put into "[1va
lion loot month and each [mu will perform
the work at ten pinto printers. thumb]
causingnlarm among that lrntemity from
fear of II mlucti-m In the tom».
Justin ”warthy lard.
losses, Dec 12 watt. Justin MIC-It].
manta arriving We! the Parts (and,
has been snedby Timothy Barium, Job
(Islam and otlIoI'PaI'L
mm” tlat I!» Mini-ult-
loot toatrsst in {am or We. and
other moans! the National league. ‘l'h
palm: mm the Mnmalot III-1W
[mat the tmtosrlup.
lt- llmtmu on tha llama ('otlaz'.
('m luv, Doc Ir-Willlarn V. Hollow
denies that lbs-ideal llarrisori’a mm.
mincluded ln Hamilton's big blanket
mm at Cape lay Point. Hellman
deedlortbsomtagspataed
lash-nos to Mrs Bamboo,
that there is up We uponthsllar»
Mani-88-
llaat a Nihilist to III-eta.
m momma mmlmn; .
lam to his son's clothing. and when he had m
mounts alumna-tat.
IIIIIIIIIIIII um
WW9. ll. H. 15 Wall d. R.
‘ Dill!“ MD on
ml? PEAR)!
our-1,610
sour nonunion.
mum: aeronautics ‘ “I'll!
nursesrorroucr nouns
“com on.» Anaes-
M nits tin-I
mam: - Your mat,“
Franks. having me a New
York' dratmtI {or‘ .57. lwlah to pmpudding
graml sntistlotlpm from my
experience with you ”that sinus l was luv
surnd for live thousand dollars, wi
weekly accident honellu of Irma d
lam In 1889, that your company ways
will act for the best museum of its policy
I0
Your ready payments! my claim for
eighteen who andtlIn-e IlIrI-edays confirm!
00;!“g opinion “1:: you. that
1'0““ lmsa so
well deer-rm] main m
std."&.B’:'
(Simlv
Nzw than, (3033., Dec. Bth,‘1890.
om:—w msthan thank you moat
sincerely [or your prom
me my claim or 81, on the Wiley
issued to my husband, Isaac
I shall always lets the day that he in-
sured his to in your company. You
have done Inca t favor by :‘pa in;
the claim belo was due.
hand had only pan! In 170.8111 hare
ruck-ed such great bench lit.
Yours very gratefully,
(Signed) than! A. Win-m
Pnovrnm‘s, It. 1., Jym. 21 mm.n
“smug? l “5
true on or our an
I-uurtemis treatmyeut. Kr. mpg"!!-
Strung. l'ormcrlyofh‘orwirih, Conn, was
insured In your company more than six
years ago, and the entire. cost to him, at
age of vi to carry $1,000 insurance, pm-
vidiug it"; per week in case 01 disability,
«us only $101. 75, or $16.40
llaluctin thc benefits Iuid hInIduring
llla lift-,1 tic net cost of is $1. 000 Insur-
auce mus only $11. ’5. This mon will
prove a goat help to me. End In in-
mind the same money in the savings
hank, he would have realized nothing
dunnn his disability, and would have
left me onlytllil. 16 instcatlof 1119.1,000
at death. Old line com_ would
or rat Whlmwll'l' IIIII “WWI
sIrr mums " WW
‘ I , www.mflw "$1.181... m “nor-aw _
mm woman. ,
WI. mash-{W ‘-
J'W' Hod
I shall be glad to do an
5.3" m 33’ t ‘ I‘III III.
w you uh
henstltol our insurance. as shown in
my case. M lead many otlmsto ln-
ourn with you. Your! was the only“.
In which my husband wanin-
Whmnling you ywith all mfhem
form what you have done {or me.“ remain
Yours very respectfully,
Bunion 11qu.
Loss IsmnCIrv. N. Y. Julywth, '91.
1-3. A. Warrior, Susan-luv: Allowus
to express our satisfaction with the
s of your company in pa lug
V‘!
(lath true. We were up in ex-
the estate of the Samuel
1!. II on, or this city, formerly of
Norwalk who had been insured with
‘you methan five years, haviuga licy
$1,.000 and no wish to titanium:
for your prompt payment in full.
acknowled rwetpt of your check two
months he ore the claim was actually
due. ' Your: very truly,
AmmD. Consults, )
Sucnaunsn i
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
Importer of Fine llllllnery. ”Formerly No. 3
Water «manna
ll llllll SWEET. liflilWllK.
Trimmed milline?,h1w Ilitlerenl “Ema. I
thus now Indy he latest. novel! as from
abroad and extensive patterns from our own
Hatsflurbanm'l‘minI-s and lhmnets. lv‘im
r-tIt Jet ornaments n crown fllillflt'trt, hand
lfinrgttlcabtihcda ”£1 huntell’ilks I ll ‘hl‘hlrlii h pnd
rs. n as o no re I
III 8 Ida and whim "
Hart mark arrangements with om- nt 1hr-
lnu one» of hmdon flux. to supply us
with dis-«1.1mm Paris and London. thus
enabliucm In tuniish our I notrrlltefh with the
most correct stv ion at pritos to suit all.
paid but 8306 insurance [or the
:Ioncyd paid to your company by my
(sons!) ELIZABHHAR‘WINH.
Dane“ 003x, June 16, 1891.
i thank you most sihwrcly for your
very prompt payment 0! the insurance
money due under policy 931, onru late
husband J lhurdsky. He been
insured In your company aim-918154, and
had always found you generous and ro-
linldo in your dealings with trims: a
polis v holder. My thanks are on inllr
dut- your (ompuny lII-mmse, .I though
Mr 1’ and-Icy. whih Icmwmrdy semi...
ed I Innmittad suicIIlI~,stIll you in no “-
sm wanna! the, validity of my
I) aim. puymmt was not due rm- by
Hi; terms of the policy till August 22th
\IIII have paid nu- meat days in ad-
\Ilnit' Mini. iZIIILr MLEY.
\VlTKRBlR‘ II 0.51:. July 22.11»!
LII“ :ll’ll .\. “Ii t:.,ll Set-roll?) III the (III:-
or. III III indemnity Ass-It intIon, W MI- mm.
(1.111
DILIII Sm: lhardly know how II. no
flne owl Many :
The Same Kind}
New Haven, CL,
June 12. 1891.
Mr. H. R. Hale
fm manila
Dear Sir: \\ Ill you please.
give mI- the addrcss of the agent
who sells your Corn Popper 111‘
New Huron. l have spilledf
the bottle I had and wish to get
anothor. \lith what I havef
used l have (urod two of the
worst soft cums that anvone'
could harem their fast ' ‘
\ours reaper-,tfully . I
Mus (' A. Hrmnun. '
33 Excnangc St. 50W Halt-II.
For the Ladies.
Who lasts III Puts.
Regular 2 no grade for tote.
H 1 w n I! m:
u 125 , -- “ 90%.,
II 1 75 u I! l 20"
u 200 .. “ 1 so.
unis tidal lost: and mo
Regular 76c grade for 48c.
l 35 . 15.
H 1 45 II at l 20.
u 1 to .. " 1 21.
It i. 75 tl 6‘ 1 ‘6.
u 2 m It It I 73.
lllitt'lltllhilllitllllls.
négumuwtom.
u 3” IO N ;m
W"
All of Ladloa’ and
011i . Hillaryloholold out
M. 5. SMITH.
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Our extensive stock of Gent’s
and LadieS’ Hosiery and Under-
wear to be closed out at cost,
preparatory for Christmas.
For the Gentlemen.
M.....~—.-
While Shirts and mum.
Regular 750 grade for 36p.
100 ' ,5" ago.
i .N I,“ ll '5. 9m.
" 1m “ " I20.
.. ”5 u " III.
WA
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ems.
Regular The grade for we.
" 17.5 , u " 144.
II 2 m II It I m.
A“- 4...”..-
8mm.
Render] 25 grade {or 100;
u l 75 II It I“.
200' 1 69.
It 0‘ u
”4......“—
w. have all gradosof our. ‘
Half Hose, and cost is all we
‘BllSlllN SHIRE
"I
lease, Fixtures, Etc.
0f the South Norwalk Boston Store,
FOR SALE
0. 8mm or in the Store.
We have on hand a. full
steak of Christmas Toys.
etc. They were bought be-
,fore we had expected to
make any change ‘in our
«store. "Factor “the inatté‘r .
is, they must be sold. We 5"
have marked them at an
extremely low margin of
profit in order to be. sure
and close them‘all out.
We say look on over.
We guaranteed to give
you as much in value for
$1.00 as you would have
to pay $1. 371} for any-
amour-a
“mat-Wm“
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our
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South Norwalk.
m
83 Washington Street,
For particulars enquireof
where else.
Benetton this alone I.
to be closed in January for
good, and all stock must
be sold previous to that
time.
lulu suns.
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”Washington-8m,
gem nonwam, or.
L mansion-III.
Wham
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TAT]? “Wilt.“ M12 11 Wuhlnm
‘ asexual
WMAH hill “Sm M11 ax
muses. II. I
Whimm
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l5; .
$3.!!-
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mum-roam
III-smiths. *
CALLi AT two’smunfia '
“:83“
’ on“, lids. -’.““"£”"’ '7 ‘ I
WWII. I. -w ’
mos: ”mow-two
Ilus meats. W Mal-urchin
Romain). autism 011.“
Mm Ina-Ito. rr.
cub prices.
sMITII‘sWA moroxmm
“Iagonunnfi‘dmwumm 'cuzm
' an .I P. Int
mmfi’flsh, Ila “It. 11. mm
wanna annulus: Puma
“nouns 311th z N. lumbar and
rough or worked
muons an; annular. ' ‘
sumouu. mar. mum-tum, I. . at
snuru.wxu.utru.at
mewywizhmax I
B mmumm
A ‘5 P-W-mex..nmmca
atoneworkofallkiuda. m‘“u‘ .
IIEN’S cums-Ina.
CONSTOCK BIKE. Mano W’ ii A
Main at, 3.2:. “underdogs! 3””
YRASCISG: CO. 86W um
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